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-INTERESTING VISIT. - .\Ir.

il»=rh»~rt Vlniniuioii. _~\lb».-rton. made th., trip 'tt \'?.;i.t?-_.ini last '.\'~»e1< in his trim trait the "lilun<.lie t`." lie was ;...t.ii.i>.tt;a.-il I-gr his fatt;»»r Capt. John \'?ui:;ipii-ii, who ai'-v-.ij»'.~f t`»-els

niore .tt Home '.\'hil~- on the water ~~

than shore. Mr. lt. ll. Gordon was also with 'lit-nt. ln t'h;\thal.u thE=y saw lzirjzf- titizir-.'iti~ _< -if l-.pgs 1-lrift cn 'ht-

_~_|n»_.iit£.3,; ;;;\»-r ~.\'~.1-it .~v .;tp.-l itat- l:.i.~ :.|. ut. . ,- _ ' ' lship

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0'Leary Branch of the Red Cross So- ciety is composed of members from

-IT PAYS to huy in this Provln a.

-THE MORNING DAILY Guardian

can be obtained at Laf!erty's Tonsor- Ial Parlors, Summerslde.

-W. K. McGOUGAN, Globe Fox

Exchange, is Guardian Agent in Sum- merside.

-ON BUSINESS.-.\lr. Jost ph Unu-

tlet. well known contractor and car- penter in Tignish, is at present em- ployed by .\lr. J. E. Gallant at Sum- nierside. remodelling the residence recently bought by .\ir. Gallant after locating there in the drug business.- Z.

-DIED IN CHARLOTTETOWN.-

The death took place at Charlotte- tnwii Hospital on Julie 239th, of Elea- :;-1r»~ Le-lil-anc. ot’ iigniunt liay. The r»-inziins' were taken to her lathe-r's limi.--_ .\lr. llypolit»» l.eillatit~, and were intro--I on June Llutli. lieieasetl was lv; years of ace and had been ailing for a few -lays.-.\l.

-THE CROPS. - in spite of the xtraordiuariiy unfavorable spring

the people of .llont Carmel have put in tit..-ir usual crops although late in

h»- <-~a.=on. \\'hat has been sowed late ' ‘ ‘ ’ wit-rzon» so much hart `

r of wliitrli has been drowned by

l lit tar.

los- ti- all niii. int-n wil. lu: ztzitiit-:..s»1 the ~arly spring ruins.-R.

as l:tr:~- .tiiuntitit-s -lrift-,-»l_ ml, to st-n. it i< thirty y»~ur.= si:;».'.~ .1 like idt»r.t ctturrt.-tl.

'bIl|ll¢\I°\»\Iv|0IlI9|DIDI\l -K ENSINGTON. - The special

__.\/|S|TOR5 FROM THE wE5T___ s»f-rvit»-s it-ing held by Evangelist Lo-

< John l tiallan' ‘-v‘ li h~r thrfv WI

\l<-Ph rson of \`e\v " '

_“rm tl _:_ _ i . yt- I _ _ f . ._ _ \\0!'l\. Iintiziitt-rs an-I »v:i-- ~~n all .\lot.s.- will in- ion-iu~'!\»rl in the Temperance Jaw. Sash.. uri-iv.-d int.-ly in P, l-1, l_ iilall. K1-ii_.<iti_gton vw-very night this and are nt.-.v the g\i»-.<t.~' of tix#-ir niuny l`»l"\'f€ 1_=:._ --4f»- ‘_-\1It‘-lrtilil-' \‘XceptedI. i'rt~i.-is -.tm r--1..ttv.-s in .\t..nt tutriu.-l.i-\ir. \\nt=~-Iwi-l is Q man ut unusual _“rr and _“rg r;;\-,MIN “-0,-.. ;'.,rn;.-I-ly ,i.l»iltt_v and posst-s.s~.-s many of the of Mont Curtin-l und liiive live-l in thf- it n;tru\°t~»r;.<t:~ .- »-.ssc-titial to a success- we-.stf-rn l`.tn.l-In iiigh unto liztlfn score " _ -'uiiz~~li.<t. UF ill-S Kimi l0\'lllg of 5-,_.-_,re-Y Tin. visiting party will in..»-- inu:in»-r an-I broad Christian sym-

‘ lv _-n..,,,1 111,. i..-.I pn;-t tn' inf- _=umm,.|- g..tt`:;j-'. turri»’-<l li-line hy the dynamic

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in prt.-.lu -, _\ir. i;...l;...t.. .ii nr- »t'~~‘-\--f :I f~'trf>ns tif-rsiiiialiti' he I-hunt ot his I-iiil»li».\'iii»-tit in I oline- titlil i""m“ 'h" l"'i"“'l~‘l\ll> Of 111| U10-“Ii Wllh with the tl l’. il. w;t:~' iiitiihl-J' to :et _wlwtzi he I-un--.< in lontavt. 'l`li¢-re will l~..v~- of ;il».~»»ii~~»- to visit his native lv -<1'-~ tu! rn'i<if‘ ut wiirii Sf'r\'ici>. All

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-THE PRINCE COUNTY book-

store, Sunimerside. is now carrying a complete stoclcof the Pictorial Re- view Patterns. Orders promptly fill- ed. Mrs. M. J. MacLellan.

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-WHARF REPAIRS. - Mr. B.

H. Ramsay who has charge of the re- pairs to the Kings wharf is making an excellent job of it. lie has been held up somewhat owing to delay iu getting large lumber.

-THE W. M. S. of the Methodist

Church Kensin o will ho a Ja

la'vn oi .\lrs. L'rch. Friday, July 16th. Young ladies dressed in Japanese cos- tumes will serve tive o`clock tea. also ice cream and cake. 2o1;'rT-i~I.\I3Ipd

-WOMEN'S OXFORDS. regular

$3.50 and $4.00 value. all goodyear welted.. in n. variety of the season‘s smartest lasts, tan calf leather with either plain call’ or cloth top. Sale price per pair $l.9.i. li. T. Holman Limited, Suniulersiile. 21051-T-l5M2iEi.

-TEACHERS REMAIN. - The

staff of teacliers 1,1' las: term have h~-»-n rlseiigagt-~l at glhcrton for the rntiiing terln. viz. .\lr. Leo .\'~.-lligan. Prinripzil; .\iis.<i-_- .\l..'.le I-‘it-ldil|_:, \'it-t- Priitvipnl; l.Jni.»y Agtiew. inte-r~ iii-rliutv. and Beatrice Cainpliell, l'ritnary.

-WELCOME VISITORS. - Pro-

fessor .-\l¢~xantler Laird of the Kings- ton Royal Military College. Kings- ton. Ont.. is oct-upying the pulpit of the l’rt-.sliyteriati churcli, .-\ll>ertun. ‘luring the month or July. ..\ir. Laird is a clear and forceful pri-aciier and is drawing large con- gregations. While in Alberton Pro- fessor Laird, Mrs. Laird and daughter are uct»tip_viiig the .\lanse. During the past niontli the church has been <lo.~'~-il for interior repairs and the coiigreirattioii are very grateful to tht- iiutrist people for the use of ftltvir I-unifortulie rhurtxh. But how- ever it is expected the churclt \vill he open for worship next Sabbath.

-SCHOOL CHANGES.- Several

teachers: of Egniont Bay have made a change ot' .schools for next year. |.\laximville has the same tent,-lier, Ahratn`s Village also will have their three. Miss Exeline _-irsenault. Prin- r-ipzil of l'rhainvile School, has re- sikttied and is replaced hy Mr. Frank Doiron, who was at Piusvilie. St. t`hry;<ostoiiie will have Miss Made- iline Bernard as Principal and .\liss .ingeline Arsenault as assistant, re- placing .\lr. Thonias .\lc.\'aly :ind Miss Phoebe Peters. Eginont Bay will havt- .\lr. Tlionias .\It-.\'aIly. Miss Lin. _-'lrsonaiilt will take charge of St. Phi- lip sr-hool. Miss lixeiine _~\r:=».-natllt will teacli att St. Giil>ert`s and .\liss Jeanne _-\rst-nauit will remain at ilu- bert's for another year.-M.

-NORTH ST. ELEANOR'S

SCHOOL EXAMINATION. - The semi.-annual exaniination ot’ N. St- ~anor's st-iiool. Lot IT, was held in the school liouso un the afternoon of \\‘e<lnesda_v. June 30th. The room was nicely :let-oratt-tl for the occasion. The really and acvtiratc answers giv- en by the pupils to the various ques- tions asked them went to show the result of their uiitiriiig efforts during the past year and reflected ver_v much credit on the part of their teacher. .\liss Katlilt-eil .\lael-Ewen. All agreed that the advance of the scliolars anti the conduct of the school gave grunt credit to the teacher. _-\ well prepar- ed progratliliie consisting of recita- UUIIF- l1lf\l0i<u<_~s and speeches was well rciitleied hy the pupils. Special mi-litiun might he given to the sing. “Just Before the Battle Mother." and "0 Canada" which were highly Draiseil by all present. The following prizes were nwiird»~d: Prize for at- tendance, Ethel Garnett, one for deportnient won hy llaymontl An- drews and one for best progress won by Willard 'l`I\oiiia.s‘. .-\I the close of

their teacher with a beautiful mani- cure set acconipanietl by a very np- Dr0DrI=\tc atldrt-ss. .\Itss Mat-Ewen thanked her scholars very much and after wishing them pleasant non. days the exaniinnlion was concluded

by the singing of The National An- them.

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ECZEMA

Results from neglected chafing and skln Irritation. As a pre- vt-ntlvo and cure there Is no treat' mt-nt to compare with Dr. (’haae's Ointment. Use It after the bath. lo Cents a Box. all Dealers, or Edmanson. Rau-s Q Co.. Limited, Toronto. Sample free.

-BATHING SUPPLIES. - Every-

thing in Bathing Supplies at l~l0lmnIJ's.

-LONG SPIRAL FLY CATCHERS

to hang from ceiling-three for 5c. at

-HARD COAL. -'I’wo more cargolg

of the best quality Hard Coal on the way for R. T. Holman Limited, Sum-

-WOMEN‘$ SUITS., regular $10.00

and $13.00. reduced for a short time

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anese lawn party on the beautiful

th examination the pupils presented.

Knutsford Unlonvale, Mt. Royal and O'Leary. Since organization last fall this society has raised over $350 On .Iune 19th a very snocessfull ice cream .social was held at which the sum of $85.14 was raised. Among those pres- ent were Harry Boulter, Gordon Sllll- ker and Walter Lldatone who had been accepted for overseas service and were leaving for camp on the follow- ing Monday. During the evening the 'meeting was called to order by A. J. dlathleson. Speeches were given by ,Dr. McEwen. A. A. Mac.\'eill. G. M. Matthews and William Dennis M. D. MacLeod on behalf of those assembl- ed presented a piece of gold to each of the boys. The ofllcers and members wish to thank those who so gener- ously contributed eggs. cream. cake and cash, which made the social so remunerative; also the Orangemen for the useTf their hall. which they have given free for all Red Cross purposes. A further contribution of $4.86 was given by the school chil- dren of 0'Leary, making a total of $90, which has been forwarded to Mrs. Lyons. This society purpose hav- ing a sock day, the latter part of

IESTHUI PERSONALS

-Mrs. Russel Rogers, who has

been visiting in Suniinerside. has re- turned to her home in Colenian.-ll.

-Rev. P. C. Gauthier. Palmer Road.

and Rev. P. P. Arsenault. Mt Carmel, were in town on Monday.-H.

-Rev. Mr. Dawson with Mrs.Daw-

son and family have arrived to take up pastoral work on the Methodist Circuit.

-Mr. R. B. Caldwell. representing

the Scarborough Co., Truro. .\`. S.. was hi Egmont Bay last week in the interest of his firm.-M.

-Mr. and .\Irs. Hubert Philips, Tyne

Valley. spent Sunday In St. l~Jleai1or's, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loman Ad- aims.-V.

-Mrs. George Rogers and fauiily.

St. l'Ileanor's. are spending a few days in Lot 16, on a visit to her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell. -V.

-.\liss Ruby Curtis, Winnipeg,

.\lan., arrived in Victoria Saturday evening. on a visit to her parents, Mr. and .\lrs. P. il. Curtis.-\'.

-Sir. Tlicnias Dunn. St. Elean-

or-, is erection: a new re.<itl»-lice on this property: lm Las ret-ei:tl;.' pur- flttsed on Link`t-Iter llozld.--H.

-_-imong those front Alberton nt-

tending the summer school of science Vlinrlotetown, are Messrs. Jas. Lar- kin and Leo .\'elligan, Misses Mabel D. Fielding and Gladys Mc.-\rthur.

-Mr. Denis D. Arsenault. .\lt.

Carmel. spent a couple of days in Sunimerside last week having accom- panled his three entrance pupils to that cit_\'.R.

-Mr. Alex. McCormack, Sum-

nierside. entered the Prince Countdy Hospital Saturday and underwent an operation Monday morning. lie is now progressing as favorably ns can he expected.

-.\ir. and Mrs. James .\lcKinnon.

Edmonton. Alta.. arrived by the S.S. Empress Monday night on a visit to .\irs. .\l<-Kinnon‘s mother, Mrs. .Iohn Sharp, Sunimcrside.-X.

-.\lrs. John Sellers and three chil-

ilren arrived in Sumnterside on .\lon- day night frotti Western Canada on n visit to her .\lother, .\lrs. Jabez l’ridhnm.-X.

, -Mr. and Mrs. John Adams and llittlc daughter. Grand River, spent Sunday in St. Elt-anor's, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loman Adams.-V.

-.\lr. Tnnnerhill of the stall' of the

Canadian Bank of Commerce is in

-Dr. Hooper of New Hampshire

and Mr. Phillips, of Boston. who have ht-en visiting at the home of Mr. Rus- |sel Rogers, Coleman. crossed by the ilimpress en route to their homes on 5 Thursday.

-Mr. and .\lrs. Alexander .\lc\'evi\1

and two children, Moncton, N. B.. ar- rived In Victoria Saturday evening, where they will spend n few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nell McNevIn.V.

Mr. R. E. Macilae. of Chicago. is ln

the city on the way to his former home in Plnette. Mr. Macllac has been connected with the press of Chl- 'cago for more than thirty years and at 'present is on the staff of the Chicago, Examiner. ‘

-Captain W. C. Cook will be In

Sunimersltle Drill Hall Thursday evert- IHE. all dal' Friday and Saturday for the purpose of recruiting for No. 2i Prince Edward Island Heavy Battery' for overseas service. All interested will visit him there. 2034-7-14m3I

-Dr. A. D. and Mrs. Callbeck left

last week for Summerslde. P. E. I., where they will visit the docIor'l mother for a few weeks. After their vlslt to Dr. (‘aIIbeck’s former home they will retum to New Glasgow, to Ilnlsh their holidays in the East.-I NGW Gllsgow Newg,

-Mr. John Rogers, Summerslde. re-

turned on Friday evening from Lowell, Mass., where he was visiting his son. Alonso. who had been seriously Ill for "I0 Past few month; and who had just undergone s serious operation In one of the leading hospitals. I-Ils son died shortly after he loft for home, al- l\I0\l8h Mr. Rogers did not become acquainted of the fact until his arrival In Summerslde.-V

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-ON VISIT.-Hr. Sylvain Arsen-

ault. well known farmer. Fifteen Point, is In Tlgnlah visiting oId~tIme frlenda and neighbors.-Z.

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School, is on an extended visit to his parents at Seacowpond.-Z.

_TRIPPLE WEDDINGS.-At Tig-

nlsh Catholic Cliurt-h on Tuesday. :href-_ couples were married. .-\Il par- ties concerned lived In the parishes of Palmer Road and Titzlilsli.-Z.

-RETURN HOME.-illr. and Mrs.

A. l’. Wells, of Kildare Cztpf-. returned Monday evening from a wcck's visit to friends in Murray ilarbour. Both enjoyed the trip and were enthusias- tic of the hospitality shown them while there.-Z.

-DANGEROUSLY ILL. - Mr. P_h_II

Evans proprietor of the Tignlsh Meat Market is at home in a dangerous con- dition from a sudden attack of heart trouble. Before coming to Tlgnlsh Mr. Evans was largely interested In the fox business at 0'Leary.-Z.

-HERE VISITING -Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Perry from Somerville. Mass., are visiting their relatives in Tlgnlsh. Hon. S. T. Gallant was In Tlgnlsh on Tuesday.-Mr. Louis Madarey of Sydney was visiting friends hers over Sunday.-Mr. John McCue from Boston is spending a couple of weeks with friends In Norway.-Z.

-WELCOME HOME.-Mr. Jack

Perry. son of Mr. Jerome S. Perry of Petervlllc arrived home on Monday evening from Kansas City... Missouri after a nvs years absence. On an -ex- tended vlslt to his family. Mr. Perry v.-as a passenger on the Wabash train which was madl-1 damaged at St. Charles, Missouri. on I-‘rlday last when it left the If'\nk and caught the in the cyclone which caused have in that ;-art of the Stole. In the same car he was seatul nl the time tivo were killed and all told ovor Ilfty

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-ON VISIT.-Mr. Gerald McCar-

thy, Principal of Georgetown High

were injured on that train . About one mlle ahead of the place where the accident took place a large bridge wal

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CHARLOTTETOWN CHILD

CURED OF PARALYSIS

Charlottetown.. P. H. I.,

Julie I2. 1915.

if anyone should ask me what I con-

sider the most reliable cure hi exist- ence. l would have no hesitation in saying that it is the Parador.

My little three-yearold daughter

was stricken with infantile paralysis when she was three weeks' old. Un- til last March she was utterly help- less. She had no use of her le¢s.whIch were always cold. and one arm was quite useless. Site was never able to speak. and lt seemed that she would be dumb as well as crippled for -life. I spent a great deal of money for her benefit and she was treated by three doctors. but nothing helped her until the Fsrsdor was put to use on the 24th of March. The action of the Far- ador was most pronounced. By its moans the circulation was quickly re- stored. Her cold limbs got warm fn less than a week, and within a fort- night she could raise a cup to her lips with the arm that was paralysed. She soon began Io walk by holding' unto vhlliri. etc., and she Is able to stand alone. I feel confident that ln a short time her walking will be perfect. She hu besun to speak. being able to pro- “°““09 H 800d many words.

Since uslnz the Parador we have not

Sivln her any medicine, for the Fara- dor has entirely cured the constipa- tion and she sleeps perfectly.

Aa soon as her walking Is perfect I

'Ill sive you another statement to that effect. as l am only too glad to |01 I>¢0l>le know what a help the I-`ara~~ dor is In case of Illness It la a great

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I would like to add that I have used

the Furutlor for asthma. which I had st-vt-ral years. and l can truthfully sity that It has cured me.

|Slgnedi W. WALLACE DIAMOND No. illl Elm Avenue. Thr' ulmve statement is addressed

to \\'. I-I.. l-Inmiln, Representative of the Farzttior Co. 12 Alley St.. Charlotte town. 2049-7-15Mli.

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Special Values ln Dinner Sets

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nortumt of tting a real gn¢i'_valugT>le bar- gain in dishes.

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elgn countries now en- gagedinthewar before the war started and to- day they could not be bought from the mak- ers at the prices oder- ed you here now. Bet- ter Call today and look over the line.....$8.00

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