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V ' Q -SILKS at bargain prices. Sinclair

U , ._ and Stewart, Ltd. 1416-8-15ME2l

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THE M G DAILY Gus can be obtained at Lai!erty's Tori- sorial Parlours. Summerlide.

vm M0fe ' -wsoninc asi_i.s.-on iv.-aries-‘ 1 ` , day last, June 9th, a very pretty and

interesting wedding was soleninized

at Pleasant View Farm, the nome of

Mr and Mrs H Arnold Lefurgey,

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- ‘A , E ‘ ,_ North Tryon.. The contracting DBF-

\ _§ ties were Mr. Frank Johnston, son of

_` Mr. Thomas Johnston, Summerside.

and Miss Eudavllla Lefurgeg., eldest

If \ iliiugliter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Arnold

WF- 1 B ' Lcfurgey, 'l‘ryon. Quite a nuuiber of

. ‘ _ relatives and friends gathered in the

_ 'y _tarly hours oi;_the morning to _witiiesg - T the union an to express the r goo "`;;- ’ _wishes t`or the future huppiiiivss and

-' prosperity of brldegrooni and bride.

After the religious and legal rites had

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a breakfast lavishly provided by the parents of the bride. Many and beau-

, _ _ tiful were the presents, expressive of

;` ° __' _ _f' A' ""` YE ‘the high esteem in which bride und

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/._ ciiniicrt anti luxury hereto- ‘_,' \ imc crijojcti only lf; the

/`i 'woman ci wealth. (_lThc !_ /‘ik - ' c.<‘taf‘.liS.hi‘.'ic:it of this new

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~ YOUR most becoming gown will be improved

cifoid if worn over lingerie

modelled on form-fitting lines. Not until you

have experienced the delight of \vc£.ring

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/\ll-(faiizi-.Ilan lncltistry now

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"` ` ' ' T Q ' """ " “Til _hridegroom are held by a large circle

of friends. Ou leaving for the early

time Provinces, old boots, rubbers, etc., were much in evidence as well _ as hearty farewells and good ulshes of parents and guests.

Preserve the Natural morning train for ii tour in the Muri-

siiccessful and enjoyable concert and basket social took place in the Maple Leaf Hall at Grand River, Lot 14, on June 11th. The hall was crowded, there being about two hundred and fifty of au audience present, who showed how pleased alid interested they were by the silence that was kept as the Kiiikora Dramatic Club per- formed so admirably upon the stage. The play was good and each of the players enacted his part well. After the play was over the selling of the baskets took place, auctioned by the capable auetioneer, Mr. S. B. Birch. As soon as all were refreshed the seats were removed and the musicians

took their places _gn accompany the J-Iay young couples .li `t filled the floor. The proceeds surpus. ‘d that of any i'oriuer social held at G:.iud River and uiucli credit is duo the Kiiikora Dra- matic Glee Club, who staged the popii- lar comedy “The Gay Deceiver." All the parishioners join with their Rev. pastor, l"utlier John A. McDonald, in congratulating Rev. Joliu J. McDonald and his dramatic club und to thank them, together with Mr. Birch, who furnished the music; the ladies who brought baskets and the committee in charge, and hope to see the Kinkoru Draniatic Glee Club return in the nciir future to entertain them again.

PRINCE OF WALES FUND

MORE THAN $25,000,000

LONDON. June 15.-The Prince of

Wales fund has now reached $25,650,-

(i\\i»'(_ 00_0._This is only one of many pa-

triotic funds raised in Great Britain, but is the greatest apart from the

/_,__ Red Cross. So far some $12,525,000

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Q ___ _W _[___ .»< has been cistrilinterl for the additioiial

“ " " "”“ relief oi families of soldiers and

_ 1’ 'l ` _ sailors, and in cases of civil distress,

L ‘ _ ivliich have been much less than at

- .~ -@¢l»¢¢fl tuzllly ,, one time feared.

‘_ __ _ R- _ = _ __ _ Widows and orphaiis have come iii

‘WE PRESENTYOU

the patriotic opportunity of securing a _ V Beware of Ointment: for Catarrli

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_$ 4 'T l 5 / that Co tain Mercury,

_ , as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell

= ._ an? c_oinplei;\._l_y deran e the whole system when

Stout, fast-colored, full-sized (3x5) Union Jacks, brass-ferrule joint- ' ed pole, ball and halliard, and rust- less window sock- et, on a basis which

I lo nearly eliminates

cost; or, if you already have a

Charlottetown Guardian

loyal and pntnoflo

E 9 he Complete $4 Outfit is the most deslr .

able. Through the efforts of leading Cana- , _ dian newspapers, co-operating with the 7

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for substantial aid as have the maim-

_ ed and blinded soldiers. The admin-

istration of the fiiiiil luis so far cost. u little more than $30,000.

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S For the Flag Alone; S ,l,l.l_l§ . ’ ' or, for the $4 Diitiit ° ‘ = _ _ PA'ri=i|o1'ic cANAoA ~

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_Pure Prince Edward Island Class A-REGISTERED-Silver

l i :'< r` i c ei t` if .sale for delivery this summer or fall. Guaranteed eiign: ig i :s with each fox sold. _ _ .

We have fourteen pups in the first three littersto some out

of the houses this year- ttters of three ~ four, and seven pups.

Exceptionally good_foxes at moderate prices. Come and see;

our foxes-seeing is believing. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

The Huntley' Silver Fox -Co.;--Ltd.

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in eriiig it rough tie mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescnp

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v- Zl__ tions from reputable hysicians, as the damage

.1 __ I they will_do is ten foiil to the good you can pos-

§_ ‘,_ " ‘ . of the system. In buying Hall's Catarr_h Curebc _ / / - ‘sure you get the genuine. It is taken intemally

_ I 'ind made in Toledo Ohio by F J Cheney & Co

-_ ||rT;`-L ~ _sibly derive from ihem. Halls Catarrh Cure.

i ~ { ___ lj _ ‘ -~ | manufactured by F. J. Ch_cney & Co.. Toledo., 0., ,' V/ ,J ’~ ` ,7 _ f _contains no mercury and is taken internally. act- , |__, !-_- 1 . ` ling directly npn the blood and mucous surfaces 2 1

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. \ Take all’s amily Pills for constipation.

ole, etc., the Flag alone may be secured.

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- The Complete $4 Flag and Outfit

'Ulm ORDERS.--If complete outht in wanted und

he ll.” and fo. nlllllopl lar postage in I0 mlio lone (or lla. in otlu lololhgl "on iblof lroator dntnnuoc ull your oltmutor

will# E I l I.; if log' alone il duirod. lendplho 01.10 _ it INUIO In dnt lone (of 7°. my Canadian point).

Straws Show Which

Way The Wind Blows

The prcifailiiig winds for ]ui1e,

july and August will likely be West and South. This means heat, and that you should keep your head cool by wearing one of our Stylish Straw or Panama Hats of which we have an abundant stock.

MACKINAWS, MILLAN

BRAIDS, SENNITS SPLIT STRAWS, BANKOKS PANA-` MAS, Etc. We’ve got them all, ioc. to $io.oo. _

Step in and try onthe different

styles. That’s the best_ and only way to choosen hat.

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tion for advertiling in this c0lumn._ Cub must. occo y order. Mini-= mum charge tweiig -ilva cents. ` ._

-SlLK8 _at bargan prices. Sin-'

clair & Stewart, Ltd. 1416-6-l6me2l

-MATCHLES8 VALUES in mia.

sllks during our_ special sale. See them today. Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd. _ 1416-6-16ME2i

-co1"roN accuses-Three tion.

boys( cotton blouses suitable for ages 3`to 6 years, clearing at 19c. elicit? Sinclair & Stewart, Ltd.

1416-6-16ME2l

-CARD OF THANKS.-The family

of Mrs. Mark Mayhew, Tryon, wish to tliauk all friends and neighbors who were so kind to them in their recent sau bereavement. 1443-ii-imii.

-THE STORE of Sinclair and

Stewart, Ltd., will close each Wednes- day _afternoon at 1 o’clock during the months of July and August for the usual half holiday. beginning Wednes- day, July 7th. ' 1416-6-16ME2i

-VOLUNTEER HONORED. - A

memorial event took place on Sun- day afternoon 13£h_ inst., at Abrani's Village, when a large crowd from the village ami surrounding districts, as- sembled in the Court llouse, to take part ln a demonstration given in hon- or of Mr. Theophllus L _»\i'sciiaiilt, the volunteer who was houie on a short visit. An eloquent address accompani- ed by a tangible gift was presented to Mr. Arsenaull, after which several speeches of a complimentary nature were made. The meeting was presid- ed over by Mr. Cyrus Gallaiit, who in ii very eloquent discourse explain- ed its purpose. Rev. Fatliei' Baiidre- nult was present, and iii his remarks gave some very goof] eoiirsels to our brave boy. The Rev. l"atlier insisted on the great confidence ti soldier should put in his Maker, and then his courage enables him to brave all dau- gers. Mr. Muxiii Gallant, congratulat- ed Mr. Arseuault on his brave` action, also .said how well represented among the soldiers were the Vaiiudlaiis of this island. und made some very im' presslve remarks. Mr. S. li). Gallant recalled to niliid certain epochs of the past when our brave forefathers dis- played such chivalry, and said that in the present demonstration there was ample proof that the spirit of our uu- ccstors still is in evidence. Mr. Step- hen M. Arscnault expressed a good wish to the brave soldier boy, and hoped that should he fall in danger, his thoughts \vould.hc of his home in Abram's Village. Mr. John F. Arse- uault made some very explicit state- ments iii connection with war, and highly admired Mr. Arrsenault on his patriotism. Mr. Doiiiiiiique Arsenaiilt paid high compliments to the soldier and made a good speech. ` Remarks were also made in connection with physical and military drill in school. i1nd parents were cautioned to realize fully the importance ol` observing all celebration in connection with Em- pire; children must be taught the great lesson of Patriotism. A special feature of the niei-ting was the de nionstratlon made by the Grand Pri Guard, under the capable leadership of Mr. (‘harle.s M. Arsenault, assisted by Mr. (lyrus Gallant. Mr. Theopilus Arseiiault left last. Monday for Sussex where he will continue his training and await furtlior transfers. lt may be nieiifioiied that this is the sccoiid son of Mr. Leon J. Arscnault who is under training, the first one Mr, Aug- ustin `Arsennult, having gone to Eu- rope in May last. The parents of these brave boys merit congratula- tions for the share they contribtue iii defence of the Empire.-M.

WESTERN PERSONALS

-Mr. Ernest MacArthur, Worcest-

or, Mass, is speiidiiig a few days with ‘ friends in Arlington aud,Port Hill.- D.

` -Mrs. fltev.) John J. Bamforil has returned to her home in l’ort llill after a, short visit to friends in Nova Scotia. -D.

-Mrs. George Hickey and son have

arrived home from Worcester, Mass., and will visit Mrs. }iickoy’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Montgomery, Port Hill.-D.

TIGHISII

-RECRU|T|NG.- Capt. William

Cook of Charlottetown was in Tignish on Tuesday recruiting men for the ser- vice. From here he will visit other points in West Prince.

--IINSPECTING ROAD.- Mr. ll.

Mc.Cune Superintendent of the 1'. E. I. Ry., was ii Tigiiish on Monday o~i n geiieral inspection tour of the roivi- bed in Prince -Ct-iiuty.-Z. .

-NEW BUSINESS.- Tignlsli will

.soon have an up-to-date lee cream parlor operated by two of our best known young men and everything points to an ultiniate success.-Z.

-HOUSING F.ECE|"T|0N.- Over

a hundred persons assembled at the home of Mrs Ursula Gaudet, Tlimliili, on Monday cveniiig and warn-ly tend- ered their coiigrntulatlons in liei- mar- riage to Mr. /ingiis Mnlntyrc. llotli of these people are much admlreil liy every _citizen liere.--Z.‘ _._ '

-oN i-ioNsvMooN. - Mi-_ aiiii Mrs. Anaue Mclntiw mer their ma;-; _ it

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riage on Tuesday morning took the orprcss on ii eir honeymoon which will be on n visit throughout tho Provinces. 'l‘licy will visit on the way the former home of Mr. Mclntyrc iii Sliedlac, N. Il. The bride was resplendent in a wedding ir-Jusseau suitable for the occasion. All those \vho have the pleasure of knowing this happy cou- ple wish them much joy und happi- ness. Afler their honeymoon they will reside iii 'l`ignlsli.-7.

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-RESIGNED POS|TlON.- Miss

Marlon Mclloiinlil, clerk at Rogers & tio., has reslgnnd her position and iiiteiidn taking ii course in the Prince t‘ounty Hospital as trained nurse.-A.

-VISITING HERE. - Mrs. W.

Davidson and two cliililren of Win- chester, Mass., are spending a couple of mouths with her brother, Father Maurice McDonald.-T.

-INSPECTING 3CHOOLS.- Mr.

("aiii, school inspector, is at present in Alberton visiting some oi' the selioolsi in the district formerly in- spected by (Thorlos Buxton who vol- unteered for active service. -A.

-BRIDGE REPAlRED.- The bri-

ilgte, in the hollow near l.ewis', which waz; washed away by heavy floods has _been put in good shape again and no doubt will bc appreciated by travell- ers as it was inconveiiient going by the back streets.-A .

-VETERINARY SURGEON.- The

people of Alberton and thc .surround- liig country are fortunate in having secured the services of W. l’. O'Brlen V. S. This is the flrst time that n com- petent veterinarian settled in the western part of tlit-‘Island und it will fill ii long felt iieed_-A.

-TELEGRAM RECElVED.- Word

has been received that Charles Bux- ton, George Marchbank and George Bowness who enlisted with the Mc- _Glll contingent some time 'ago landed safely' in Plymouth, England, on Julie llth. They expect to go in training there for about two months before leaving for the front.-A.

-_-SCHOOL MEETiNG.- The an-

nual meeting oi' Port Hill school, dis-

trrct_No, Prince County was head on the 15t inet., Mr. Janice A. Mill r 1-was appointed chairman and Archie _~ llis was Secretary. The following

i mounts? were voted. For supplement

,- _6t_),90._ or fuel and contingent ex- . arises 38.00. For School house ._l0.D_9. Mr. James Gillis _retired as ustees and was re-elected. The ijosent teacher has resigned.-D.

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and made of brass, with a handle iipou it. lt is supposed, when it strikes, to start a tremendous fire, but not one-third of thc bombs drop- peil last night exploded. Those that did explode popped off with u long bang. sliol out spurts of fire and started flames in the building, or. if they luuiled in the streets, dug holes.

While all of London took thc Zep-

pelin raid eiilnily, those lil the neigh- horliooil attacked were amazingly cool today. They accepted it as a mere iiicideiit of extraordinary war- fare.

lu the heart of the Zeppelin raid,

where twenty bombs were dropped, live 20,000 Londoners. On one block nine bombs fell. One smashed through the roof of a three storey flat house, going through one storey and stopping on the second floor. On the top floor lived a man and his wife. who were at ii. moving picture show. They returned homo half an hour after the bomb fell, to find their house iii flames.

CHILD BURNED TO DEATH

Ou the second story of this mit

_house was the family ofa wood work- er, including his wife mid four child- ren. \Vlieii the bomb exploded in ii bedrooui in wlilcli the three clilldroii were asleep, the wooilworker rushed hi from the sitting room. wondering what the noise was. The bedroom was a mass of shattered wreckage, wlille flames were starting everywhere. His wife rushed in to aid him in getting the children out, but the flames drove her back. `

l-ler liiisbniid 'managed to draw two

of the children out, but one, ii girl, was burned to tlenth in her bed, The liushund was so severely burned that he was tiikon to it hospltiil, The two rescued children were badly burned. Of this family of five, the wife was the only one unharmcd. Today sho is frantic with grief in a hospital over tlin death of her daughter.

That was only one of the trngedien

of the Zeppelin raid. On the game block a bomb crashed through the roof oi’ ii dniry wrecking the plgce four tumbled into gardens and three tore holes in the pavement of the street.

Two blocks awa _ nt

00l'll€I‘. a bomb felll tlirfiiigliriitiiliicliiitiili Of the ll0\1B€- On the top floor lived a man and his wife. At the time of the raid they were- praying at the side of their bed. The bomb, coming upon them without warning, killed them ip. Bfliflily. It set tire to the house. After the fire brigade had put out thc. ilames. the couple were found their bodies charred still in prayeiful at. titgde _at their bed. \ -

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fr_om_a much traversed sti'eet,nii.m|ii’lg Wag sitting at his dinner. Hi! wiv; an daughter had gone to the then;-9 A bomb crashed- through tho root ot his home and landed on the twig Ho wal knocked from his chair and fell stunned against the wall. 'Tug house caught fire. and nelghmps ;i:"ii:..'ii.“::.'"-‘.,:'~° --

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it was not too hard for many intrepid women, who, with their husbands away, tackled the fire with buckets of water. One of these women, whose husband is at the front fighting, heard the crash of a bomb, and, thinking the skylight had fallen ran into the hall- way. Looking up she saw a hole hi the roof. while flames were licking the hallway above her. She threw water upon the blaze until it was out and then went to look after her two children,, finding them fast asleep.

In every street where the bombs

dropped the inhabitants told the cor- respoiident that fire dropped from the Zeppelins as the bombs i'cll. All agree that the racket of exploding bombs did not last_ beyond ten min- utes. '

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lilrs. Williams, who had recently

returned from abroad was attending an afternoon tea which was given in her honor.

“And did you really go to Rome?"

asked the hostess.

“I really ilou't know, my dear," re-

__olle<l Mrs. Williams. _ "You see, my husband always bought the tickets."

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