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JOIN8 H. M. 8. DlANA.- Mr. lgeg-

inald Clarkln, son of the late Mr. .'l‘. Clarkin of this city, w1m'h_a.s been on garrison duty at Sydney left yester- day morning Nr Halifax where he will join H. M. C. S., Diana.

DROWNING ACC|DENT.- Rela-

tives in .tthiagyrovince will deeply re- gret to learn of-_the drowning in Sil- verton, B. C., on'July 29th about 10 a. ni., of Aiiiosn, the three year old daughte vhirs. Angtrlir“Mc=

sony! _ ty. ofnns city. 'rnsi’itus_-

tot was ._with her: _brother. and evadlnghth nurse thdyfrau to the lake, thef e girl in some unaccount-

able wg! ing in and being drown- ed befo- '-,flgqlp could be secured. The sorrowing '_ parents who were _ in Church when the accident happened are grief stricken as their little d_au- ghter was a yiltisome child and -'great favorite with everyone. Mr. McAuley

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while in Charlottetown made many friends while on the news staff of the Examiner. '

ed by the L. O. A. to procure contributions from every member of the Order on P. E. l. for the procuring of one or two mach- ine guns. llaving obtained from the

.a, si.rong'committse of city members ~'m'e lywork ond will communicate with’ every Lodge immediately. ltis earnestly hoped that every Lodge will consider this a matter of conscience. Itll not only a duty but a privilege L0

participate in this wortry movemezt. All contributions* forwarded to t 5

_ oillce of G. D. _Wright.“Charlottetow|i, wIli'be ackhtywledged through the Daily Papers. ~ G.D. Wright. Chair- man of Committee, C. E. McKenzie, G. L. Secretary.

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fresh-with an ex- tensive variety of delicious centres, each encased in a rich coating of Chocolate pre-

pared from the very finest se- lected cocoa beans and pure

cane sugar.

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Moirvs Chocolates' _cart near by and caught hold of the Always temptingly wire 'I`he insulation bein defective

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’ MADE IN CANADA BY MOII\’S LTD., HALIFAX ' the Baptist church and Bible School,

___ ___ mourn a grief stricken father and

I hurch assisted by ltev. Mr. Burt of

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after the parents accompanied thr- body to Crapuud, Prince Edward ls-

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More Striking Cures by Dr. 0assell’s Tablets. 4

A satan medicine oi worm-wide Popularity. I

Bahy's Cure Just _Wonderful l

was wasting Away 'or want of enough to giadden any uioLher`s :mine _years ago. Mrs. Klllnm being a

Nourishment.

Jurt Seemed Like Skin and Bone.

Months of Treatment ot No Avail.

Afterwards Completely Gured by

'l‘ul>lci.s'l To Watcli rt little wasrieil infnni r:ipnll_\' ;1ro\\'ing into :i big. fait., jolly h_lhy h_\' help of this wuu<leri`ul rr-lm-ll_v-su|'cly

, STOMACH TRUUBLE So had they thought it was hopeless

“I am sure I can never sufficiently

praise Dr. tZ;.\.asi~ll's 'I‘nl.l»-is; they wr-re the ini-.ins 1 f savii ~ n ' b:ib\"s life. ' So says

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Thi# Dr. Casscll`s 'l's.bi_>t.s are ne suit-

once."

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d_vspcpsia, .ind that there was nothing to :lo but persevere. We _did persevere, I nm sure l :lid everything could, but all the time my child was getting thinner and thinner till _-=hc soeinefl just skin :intl bone. She lookvtl like at little slirivcllvd- up old woman. At last wc lost hope alto- gci-hcr, and quite made up our niiiuls that baby could nov:-r recover. }‘.vo_ry- bully who saw hor thouglit the .~;»:in1c. nhe was positively (lying of starvation, poor huh mite, for no food at all agreed with her.

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it was the |tor_y-of e baby cure when

cure seemed hope eel. I got Dr. Cassell‘s Tablets at once, and after o dose or two my child could reiainfood. Ohi how glad I vas! From that time it was just wondvrful how sho improved. She grew big er and bonnior evergeday, till now, li tliiceen months old,,o is just a little »°°.:.: m . _ now s s ue Dr. £l’sy,T¢bl“‘§ And I shall] never ¢llle__:)'_||tllS¢ that h&lth~g|vxng pre

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'will bi- a-:.l»:i:t :o all tianudlan inotliers _F-xcyf _ when sh.-_y reid the following true testi `§ 1, niony. _ _ /, _ ff’

"1 ani su dcliglltcfl with Dr. Cassclls 7’ '_ -\~§\ ’I‘n‘biets that l <lon't know how to praise _ /' O ¢'._~ :___

them enough. l :nn quite sure tlvy saved K ‘\- , &_'=__ the life of my little baby." So says MM /i:--fi _ »/ . .-,_,_» Euung Martin, it happy young mother, _ -_ \ ’ ‘I 'f _ residii ui, 26, l'l<lward~strtct., fl:.‘S~'~Jll’~ _:__-, _ _ af.-_ij l-lull, fpgland. And she goes on: Baby __ con# _- -___ was ,,,,|3,. u ,uw weeks uid, poor little girl, ff_;_,__ ? when nas- fell ill, and nothing that we 551- ' ~-,_/\ ,' ouuki dtftor her was uf the slightest use. af/ ,,_. .\ _ 4 N- For uiout.'as she was under trcanncnt__ and / , _ - *` 5-

had ever oo many ‘bottles of_rnct.i1cine& ' 'V A _ .\ but she only got worse. Nothing \\'0\JI 1./ \\ '. 4 remain on her stnniacb, she was Just wast- .__,,,,.. Ing aw ) for want of nnur1shn|e_nt_ We . *~ "

had :ul sorts or infants' foods lor _hcl-,

but it was always tho same; poor gittle ..- Mar'or could do nothing with ticnl. B Bam Wlialtexijer we gave returned almost at aw *1-3

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lbeen strong from birth, and when I" in-gun cutting his teeth he got 6'-V€l‘_50 weak :ind ill. First, there was a hre~ak_l¥\8 out on his little body, and then he 1"" _.~,¢en|¢<_l to waste away before our eyes. ‘We were told it was severe bowel trouble; hut though everything possible WHS 1100* to save him, poor baby appeared to be beyond hope of recovery. He was aiwayl in pain, with severe diarrhea, and he get so thin that you could have almost blown him away, its the saying ie. Whatcverlllilti of food wc gave him returned. HE WN vt-ry restless, and hardly got any sle0P- \\'e were constantly in fear that baby would die when we were not watching. We had sat up with him all one night., when next day, by a lucky 01131100. WC re-nd about Dr. f_`.asst:ll`s l`nblcts, and at once sent for some. Very soon there wal ilnprovetncnt, the sickness stopped and the diarrlluca, and from_ that tune _baby got better and better ull now he is as well as any child could be."

LARGEST SALE III IIIIITAIII. Popularity Now World-Wlo.

Surely the honest truth, as set out in

the above authentic testimony, is sutli- cienl. to rove that Dr. Cassell's Tablets will do all that is claimed for them and effect cures even in severe cases. (Joann. feed perfectly safe for even i.he youngest babe, Dr. Ca.ssell's Tablets are a reliable remedy for Nervous Brmkthwn, Nerve

Failure, lnfantlie Wcaknn_ New"- ihenia. Sleeplcssness, Ann l(1dney Trouble, Dyapepsia, Stomach Disorder, Wastinf, Palpitation; and they Bro speoisly valuable for nursing mothers and gir s approaching wommhood. All d isis and storekeepers throughout thrggominion sell Dr. C_assell'o Tablets st

50 cents. People in ontliing districts should keep Dr. Css|ail'| To lets Eythom in case of emergency. A Free ample will be sent on receipt of 6 cents for moll- ing and sckin b tl*e Solo Agents for

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ONE OR TWO MACHINE GUNS. - was that of Miss Sara Agnes Bain.

_A whirlwind campaign has been start- daughter of Chas. W. Bain. of Yar-

Graud Master the necessary authority _lilies of the valley, Mi-_ and Mrs, Pal-

WEDDING .BELL8.- Two wedd-

ings ‘took place late Friday of a little more than passing interest owing to the popularity ofthe brides. The first

mouth North, Yarmouth, N. S., to Geo William Palmer, of Everett, Mass.. by Bev. E. S. Mason, of Port Maitland. The bride was dressed in white satin en train with veil caught up with

mer left on the boat for Everett, where they’wlll reside. The parents of the brides were former residents of

Prince `Edwa_r_2 Island. The secoag was that oi’ iss Frederik Crhvb f“Ailen, daughterfoi’ Alfred _'Alle_n. 'to ,ivan Moores. ol’ Yarmouth. 'This took plac at Pleasant valley, Rev. Roy Dui-gee officiating. Mr, , and 'Mrs. Moores will reside in Yarmouth. _Yar- mouth lixc. `

A SAD FATALlTY.-- Never in the

history of Newfnne has a sadder ac- cident occurred than that of Tuesday. August 3rd, when Bryan Clay aged seventeen years, only son of Rev. Fred M. and Mrs. Clay met instant death at the Newfane Bakery, thro- ugh coming in contact with a live wire carrying power to that establishment. lt seems that the young man who had just completed the day's work was emerging from the bakery at about tlvc o'clock, and for some uuaccount~ able reason stepped upon a little

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at that particular point his body re- ceived the full force of the current, and death was almost instantaneous. Medical and other help was rushed to the spot but all to no avail. Rev. Mr. Clay with Mrs. Clay were both absent at Cassadaga. New York, where Mr. Clay had just accepted a 'very en- thusiastic call to the pastorate of the Baptist Church. Mrs. Clay was re- turning home nnd arrived about an hour after the son had passed away. This death is very untimely, and in unusual measure the sympathy of the entire town has gone out to the grief stricken family. Without con- scious effort Bryan was one of those who somehow wove himself in the af- fetcions of all with whom he came in contact. Genital in disposition, readl- ly acquiring and retaining friends, he was one of the most popular young men in Newfane. Sunny and cheerful by nature, he was the devoted com- parrion of a fond father, and the joy and Dride of his mother. During the frequent and sometimes prolonged ab- sence of the father in evangelistic work, Bryan was the man of the ome. loyally fulfilling his duties. In

where he was so well known will be be missed, indeed. He leaves to

mother, and three sisters, Miss Edna of Lee, Mass., Mrs. George Goodridge of this town and Ruth at home. The fmleral service held at the home of the parents were conducted by Rev. ll. B. Killam, pastor of the Baptist ,_

l . , old home and where their daughter Minnie was buried a few years since. May lleaven's grace uphold them in this fiery trial of their faith. Rev. Mr. Clay is well known on the island hav- ing preaclled in many of the churches. Mrs. Clay was formerly Miss Deborah Bricn of Crapaud. Rev. lilr. Killam the pastor or the family is also known on the island as a pastor here

laughter of the late James Clark of Augustine Cove.)

WEDNESDAY

THE MARKET. -Yesterday thc

Charlottetown Market presented a gay appearance being tln'on|.:ed the entire morning by hundreds oi' visitors. ltcudy

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the lovely sweet peas and other cut flowers so profusely offered. Rasp- berries were plentiful, selling at 201: a quart, goosr-berries 10 to 15c nt. currants 10 to l5c qt. Chickens sold at il0c pair. Mackerel sold at 10c each. haddock 2:5c each and cod 5c lh.

ISLAND LADY DEAD.-The death

of Mrs. Irving, widow of the late John P. Irving, formerly collector of cus- toms at Charlottetown. P. E. Island, occurred July 29th, at 1608 Hancock street, the home of her sister, Mrs. l-lugh McPhail. Mrs. Irving was in ber 68th year. Funeral services were conducted by her brother. Rev. W. B. liing, .(Basil King the author). form- erly rector of Christ Church, Cam- bridge.-The Ledger, Quincy, Mass.. Aug. 3rd.

PRIZE WINNERS.- Photos of

events in which P. E. island soldiers figured have won a prize at the Bran- don, Man., Exhibition open to thc en- tire Dominionn July 19th to July 23rd, 1915. Among the views sent by a Charlottetown exhibitor. entered for the amateur photographic “snapshot collection." were the following "Ca- couna sailing Aug. bib, 1914 with P. E. I. Artillerymen." “Northumberland salling'Scpt. 10th, 1914 with 82nd Regt. lnfantry”, "Company P. E. l. Artlilerymcn drilling at Victoria Park" and “A Company of soldiers returning from the ltlile Runge."

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FINE FLAG POLE.‘- One ofthe

fluwt flag-poles to be seen in many a day's travel, was recently placed in- position, by a small army of men, on the grounds ofthe Tryon Consolidat# ed School. The Guardian is informed -‘ that the pole is seventy feet 'in height it presents a very fine appearance in- deed, and is also a credit to the in- genuity of the builder, Mr. George Pratt, to whotn `is 'accorded the con- gratulations * of the people of- the School Districts and immediate com- munity, ' ‘

ABNEV.-The farmers ‘are busily

engaged making their hay. Miss Viola Buell left recently for Sylvester N. S. she was accompanied on her trip by her sister Miss Cilia who has again returned home accompanied by Miss Rosle Ross of Sylvester. Mr. Percy- Buell is employed with Mr. John Ross of Sylvester. Mr. Walter Buell has recently been married to Miss Gertie Buell and Mr. Buell has been engaged to teach school at White Sands. The ilev. Mr. Brown and Rev. Mr, Gordon are holding regular services at Abney school house. S.

~ STATIONARY HOSPITAL- Lieut.- Col. ll. F. McLeod, M. P.. of Frederic- ton, who is distributing officer for the lst Canadian Division in France, re- ferring to to Canadian hospitals in, France, says ln a recent letter: “They are bcSt of all. Lieut.-('ol_ Shilling- ton's hospital at Lie- Touquet being the first among the Canadian hospi- tals." Prince Edward Island is re- presented by having three members from this province on the staff of Col. Shilllngton‘s hospital, which is N0. 2 Stationary Hospital. They are. Nursing Sister McLean, daughter of lion. John McLean. Sourls, Capt. J. S. \’i'alker, Q, M., and Q. M. S., William Ilugbes, both ol’ Charlottetown. There is also a ward in this hospital named

after this province.

MOTOR HAND CARS. -lt is gct-

ing more and more apparent that motor power is essential, and being adapted for all purposes as quite a number of the hand cars for. section work on the 1'. E. I. R. arc being equipped with a motor engine uained the “Booster” made expressly for that purpose by the International Harvester Co, which are giving ex- cellent satisfaction. A number have already been installed on different sections. The-rlcmand has been so. great that the Company is rushed to` its utmost capacity to fill its orders and more arc daily expcctetbfor the lsluud section men very shoretl-y. This new devclopint-nt. ls certainly a labor saving and a more machine like way of doing the arduous work on the' track.

ENTERS NEW FIELD-Rev. E. J:

Rntcc, late of Malpeque, P. E. I., wlicrc he has bf-cn minister for twelve years or more. left with his family ou Monday of last wcek for Montreal. Mr. ltattee has accepted an appointment with the Reading Camp Association of Canada, which devotes its effort to the improvement of the social and ro- ligious life of the men in the construc- tion camps and the lumbering camps throughout the provinces of the Dont--` inion. ,There are, at a conservative es~;- timatc, between 75,000 and 100,000, men in camp life _lu connection 'wltlu the railwa_v,‘lumberin‘g and ot`lier"iuf dustrles of this‘vast:` countryf." The* greater number of these are for, sqv#

cral months of the year, many of,_then§ for the whole year, are deprived ,o many of the ordinary privileges which-~ are an integral part of the settled ilfef of the rural or. city comn_`1-uttlty. Thsyj, are the pioneers of the vast hlnter-,. land. the vanguard of a civilization( destined yet to tread its way along thc* steel highways they are laboring td' construct, aypd to build _Its ci_tie'K_: where now only the challenge of_tliese`, sturdy toilere1;b;°os,ks that-¢sileuco;ol»| the forest prime'val.~~~ Mtny'-of them' are "strangers -within our gates," ad-_» opted S0118 0f._ti1e‘.r‘-'Net Ge¥Hii1g2’!»

more of tliem'_`{1_i'e s_Zj}i_` _oI,`__,._tl}q_ ` _holé whose fathers or granhftstljgers cam' l to this land as strangers.` There eral those who speak not a word of Eng." lish, and there are those whospeak lt' with the refinement of a. Shakespeareif The Reading (lamp idea was born lu, the mind of Rev. Alfred F‘ltzpatrick,' who. by the way, spent about three years of his early ministry in the “Scotch Colony" on the upper reaches- of the St? John River, 'andgwho laterf ln his expcrlelice in New Ontario. saw the untourrhcd field of a very real, ministry in men of the forest, and of the mountain and plaln-_,_, To pro-' vide menus for__thelr soclal,{intell of;

tuni arid rcligipud llfe,__tlil'ough tl?" medium of reading room,__night schop, firesldf-'song services _a‘nd otherwiseii _all under the leadership of n younlli' man of Christ-like purpose wliq 'would also take his place in the reg", ular worlt of the cmnp-tlllfitd the

kind of service that is belng_ rendered by the Reading Camp Assoc ation, un- der whose direction about seventy-_ ilve men were employed last year. The large operators readily see the value' of all this effort on behalf of the m ' ami give genercusencouragement agil support. Tho ~1h8vettt¥lt ir only 's little over ten years old and from small beginnings in N* QD¢ill‘l0 IH gradually gr wing in the scope of its activities mill the cfhélency of its or- ganization. Mr. Rattee has been ap- pointed to -give leadership to the movement from Montreal _east to the seaboard. which has hitherto been comparativlly an untouched field. The congregation of Malpeqdc. e' 1181!’

remembered both'hll\'|Tf' mem-_ bers of his family on th , ‘Q1 their departure. _ His daught _has been appointed mi uw starr of i*o1nteAux-

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ed his serviceato the. Empire, _l;ence_ heirerisued the..\mb.°Qi~ .-1 ..

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lty is reported from Freetown by- which Mr. and Mus. lt p »C irns h ve.sus

elghtee .a1onthol»old»._chiid Milrvlt-Ill

were p ying in|_the_ g{_ar_d,|,.,,,vvlxen rin some naccountable manner the littlp one fell into a watering-trough mdwwhea iounrmiln- ww ¢Xti“rio'li'B°f wmpat Y of the-wmmunityts _ _ .Q“i__ to_,'th»e _ vpd. The fuae_;al‘-g?lqQ__-

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DISTINGUISHED ISLANDER-HOMEA '-Mr; It/1.' 1A. McQueen. barrister-at~ law,"Winnlpeg, is visiting his old hdms"st Orwell, and is recelvingoa warm welcome from friends there. Mr. McQueen is one of the leading

thoughhe has been abroad for a good

tlonrof his birthplace and visits it

as oftep as the opportunity permits. ln`c'ld6n ally it may he stated that the M'cQuéén_ prizes of $50, $30 and $20 for! iheithree best students in English at'Pi‘ince of Wales College' come from hirn.- On his way to Orwell Mr. Mc- Queen stopped over a day or two in‘ Summerside with Major and Mrs. Sohurman.

ISLANDER DEAD.-Mr. Frank Cur-

rie, of'this city, has received a tele- gram from the Adjutant-General at Ottawa, informing him, with deep re- gret that his brother, Private John Currie, of the 13th Battalion, form- erly ol' the 17th and previously re- ported missing, is now dead, -accord- ing to the German list. No particu- lars are given as to date, place or cir- cumstances of his death. Some time ago word came that he was a prisoner in Germany. The deceased who was 27 years of age and unmarried. was the son of the late Donald Currie and was born in Charlottetown. Wlicu about fifteen years of age he removed to New Glasgow. N. S., where he cu-' listed with the 17th Battalion. llc- sides his brother Frank in Clurrlottc- town, he also leaves one brother, Alexander, who is now somewhere in the firing line, having cull.-:tt-tl in Western Canada; a brother in thc United States and one sisterin North'-=

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