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Frolicsomc children

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A BIG ONE.-Messrs. J. T. Crock-

ett & Co., had at their store on Sat- unity a, halibut weighing 350 pounds dressed, which was caught at Morell. Fish like thatars worth- hauling in all right. _ _

LEG AMPUTATED.-So serious

was the wound received by Gunner George E. Sberren son oi' Mr. and

Mg. W. D. Sherren, Crapaud in the battle of Passchaendaele in October that it has since iiecessitnted the am- putation of his right leg.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. - An engagement of interest announced in Boston during the past week is that`0`i' M~l`sa`Freda Dalton, daughter of_ the lion. Sir Charles and Lady Dal- ton, oi' 'l‘ig`nish and Brookline, Mass., to Mr. Adolph J_. Ortseifen, of Chicago. Mr. Ortscifen is the son of Mr. and

Mrs. Adam Ortscifen oi' Chicago, and is well known in many of the prom- inent clubs in that city. lie is a grad~ uate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, and a member of the firm of Leyden Ortseifen Co., of Chicago. _

SOLDIERS OF THE SOIL.-Up to

date Prof. Mcbarty, Director of the Soldiers of the Soil movement in this province, has distributed 200 badges to boys who have been serving contin- uously for at least three month‘s.

Thaw lads have been at nlany points on the island. and the reports' receiv-

ed so far from'far'lners with whom ing of Wednesday, July 21st, wheullusuahgobd' health until aboutia week “iffy hiil/G 56611 6mDl0Y€d U9 V81? fHV~ his only daughter, Isabel, became the before his death, when he was strick- ourable. The “farmerettes" have been bride of Mr. Sanford Cameron Reid. en with peritonitis. All that medical working almost entirely on the Exper- of Murray Harbor Ng;-¢n_ The mar. am could do was of no avail, and on fm__€¥l.U\1‘I“i1i‘i\‘|» W€@dlIig» Di0kiIlg'fi'\1li. riage ceremony was performed by the saturday morning, strengthened by selecting grain. etc- 35 was the great- Rev_Arcl1i_bald Sutherland in the pres- the lar; rr-mrnnrentr of the csilrolie Wt il'-11111161' Oil duly Hi- 0110 i-ll116`~ Ab- ence of a large number of invited Church his spirit took its iiight to 0\1¢ 1-5 b0YB Were 011 the Farm fill' friends and neighbours. The bride Gnd_ 3 short time- Th? Smile" °f thé 5°” WHS Very Dfemly B_lUI‘°d‘ in BISOWH 0? _-His funeral. which was a very large

_ r __ ,_ . ...ere receiving as wages from $15 to blue silk with white satin trimmings, one, took place on .sunday afternoon

$25 per month.

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Clean to handle. Sold by all Drug- isis, Grocers and Gr-neral Stores.

cigars were 1`reely_ distributed .among

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lil U16 111005. which affects: -the muscles_anii jointg, producing -in. fllmmalmlr Hhlfnoas and pain. This wid [Nts into the blood through some defect in the digestive process. "Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the oldltime

blood tonic, is very successful inthe treatment of rhenmstism. It acts directly, with purifying effect, on ,_ the blood, and improves the diges- ' tion. Don ’t safer. Get Hood’s tod/\y.

WOUNDEi9_-A telegram received

Thursday by Mr. Jo'li'n"itf'.lerikii{s"iiil-V nounced that 'his son Pte. C. 'Earle Jenkins Nd. 712739 infantry. officially reported admitted forty seventh gen- eral hospital August 9th gunshot wound left hand. Pte. Jenkins went over with 105th Battalion and was later transferred to the 26th. `

WOU NDED.- Mrs. John Bears,

her son ~PrivateWIjVIat_liariV John Bears was officially reported wounded in the Military Hospital, Edmonton, London. North, August 13th suffering from gunshot wound right shouIder.Privatc Bears crossed over with the 105th Battalion and was transferred to the 26th Battalion and had been in the trenches six months.

WEDDING BELLS.-The home of

Mr. William Graham, Gasperaux_ Lot 61, was -the scene of a. very pretty wedding on the even--

and 'wore a conventional veil which was very gracefully -draped and caught ` up with orange blossoms, while la beautiful bridal bouquet of various fiowersadded to the general beauty. She was attended by _ Miss Esther Reid, sister of the groom; while the groom was ably supported by Mr. Harry Graham, only brother of thc bride. As the happy couple with their attendauts took their respective pos- itions before the oiiiciating clergy- man, the wedding march from Lohen-

Jessie MacLean of Peters' Road. Eoi- iowing the ceremony and most hearty congratulations from all present, a ._ ‘bountiful supper was partaken of. ' During. the eygiialils'-:itbe gucsgtsriwere treated' to fruit of various kinds, whiic

Brooklyn, Lot 61 has been notified that`

the gentlemen who could find e bit of added pleasure therq"\l The bride was the recipient of I large number Oi presents, including several substsn- `tial sums of money, givin; evidence of the popularity which -both bride and groom have enjoyed in heir commun~ ities. About the beginnihg of the new day, tile friends took their' departure to their respective homes after renew- ing the assurances of good wishes for the newly made husband and wife.

` wsDo|No=se|_|_s-A' Bostonmwn- paper hasan account of a wedding of interest to many hero-pthayiznof Mr. G”éUr"g`é `M‘l"D`ir`n'ond and Miss Helen Elizabeth Cavanagh, both of Bedford. a- Boston suburban town, who were married 'on the evening of August 14, by Rt. ‘Rev. Monseignor Edward F. Hurley, rector of'St. Michael’s parish, Bedford. The attendants were Mr. David Cavanagh, of Malden, Mass., n brother of the bride, and Miss Mary neonion'ii,~ cnnrloireiown. A wedding ‘supper followed at Young's Hotel in Bostdn, and the bridal party left on a trip to New York City and Berk- shire Hills resorts. The bride is a daughter' of Mrs. Annie Cavanagh of Colville Road, New Haven. and Mr. Dlmond is of' the editorial staff of the Boston Globe and chairman of the water commissioners of Bedford.

There passed peacefully away at

his home ir`1‘Emyvale on July 20th, an old and respected citizen in the per~- son of Mr. Patrick Woods. Deceased who was‘ln 'his 78th year enjoyed his

to St. Ann’s Church, Lot 65, where the services were performed by Rev. Dr. Curran, after which the mortal remains were laid to-rest in the ad- joining cemetery, ' He leaves to mourn, besides a sor- rowing widow, seven daughters and two sons.

May his soul rest in peace.

' On the morning of June 14th. Pte. E. C. White. son of Mr. and Mrs. John T Whit of Cornwall P E I, was

France to 7 Casllaliy Clearing Sia- tidn, severely wounded lie was un-` conscious on admission, and although everything possible was done he did not regain consciousness, but passed away at 8.45 n_m. Pte. White was 36

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Four Things Ury! WWII Win The War

- *WHAT ARE THEY?

HE 16 Circles above can be made to spcllout the names of the i

" [our chief things that are going to win the war. Our bright loyal Canad-. ‘ ian boys and girls can helplgrovide at least one of these things. very boy and girl should know all of them. Can you tell what words the four magic cir- _ cle! represent?

How to solve lt.-Each circle rep-

resents e letter of the word called for. The number of dots in the circle reli- reeents the position of that letterin the alphabet. For instance: "A" would be _represented by a circle with one dot he- "|:suse it is the first letter of the alpha- bet. "B" would be represented by a "circle with two dots because it is the

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Y 0 r - Y ll on. You must correcty count the dots In each circle, figure out thc letter rep- resented by its position in the alphabet _ and when you havcthcm all figured out _put thorn into proper rotation to spell the name wanted. It's not an easy puzzle but if you can solve it correctly

' _ you may win this lovely shctland pony - ' or one of the grand Cash prizes above.

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death. He enlisted in November, 1915, in the 105th at Charlottetown. He went overseas in June. 1916, and was he1d°in reserve in England for some time, and went into action in France two months and a half be- fore his death. The announcement of his death brought sorrow not only to his parents and relatives but also

to it wide circle of grlends, who knew

friendly disposition endeared him to

careful thought and coming to the conclusion that his duty lcd him that

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three sisters and one brother, who mourn their loss. The sisters are:--_ Mrs. D. I. Stewart. of Montague, Mrs. E. F. Robertson, Boston, Mass., and Mrs. W. W. Crosby, Cornwall. The lbrotlier resides in Lancaster, Ohio. Much sympathy is felt for the family so greatly bereaved; this being the second son who has been, killed 'in ,the war.

and loved him. lic was it favoritcl M- the "V‘"‘l"g Service In C°mW'“" with all the people and his gel\lalall<lJ'(`l“"`°l' ‘"1 Allgust “hi Remenlbmnca

Day, Rev. J_‘Heuney preached to a large collgregation, which taxed the ,capacity of the church, on tho ideas involved in the name "It'embm\irance lDay" and dedicated the service to the memory of Private E. C. White.

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SHIPPED TO ANY ADDRESS _IN PRINCE EDWARD" ISLAND

In response _to the 'innumerable inquires 'We

Wou1d_ say that these Beers can be shipped to any ad- dress 1n P. E. I. '

These beverages conform to the regulations of the

recent Domlnlon Order-11_1-Council a_nd_ are the strongest alcoholic beverages permltted to be lmported into P. E. I.

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Cases of four dozen pints $6.50

'ten dozen --to-the~ barrel $12.50 per barrel. No extra

' These prices are F. O. B.” St. Iohn. Expressage to Charlottetown _ per barrel $1.32. Per Case 600. To other

- _ points in P. .from $1‘00 to $2.00 per barrel and 60c to 90c per case. _ -. _ _

We are supplying many of the leading homesin

the City and Province with °Ready’s Temperance Beer

and Beers and that these beverages are becoming fpop- ular is evinced by _repeat orders coming in daily rom our customers.

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