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A A D' i '_ GUARDIKN ' I I .V _-wsmw-.nerr-~~.m' ' PIGE THREE

or two -

itll-L” .

and cleanse your system of its '_a,cc_umulated waste,

entl__5_/ and without harm- gui a er effects. ’ ,Get a generous 25c tin at;_l!urjl_?ens_lar Store. _

t_.IvtIi ,

. .- 4 .

is splendid ifor. "a torpid. lazy liver. Two teaspoon- ful in a half glass of cold water half an hour before breakfast, will make you

~ feel like a new person.

It hasfno harmful effects. 30c,and 60c bottles.

E. _ A. FOSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

_Best of per Packet at _Grocers ‘and

--<__._¢.

- Ianni wnstt f1I'~.u.s,¢=sl, off.

will mini-e jntlnmed, swollen Joints.” Spralns. Brulses,\Soit Bunches: Heals Boils. Poll

___ ,__ EviI.Quittor,Fistuiaand I- -ay infected sores quickly hi as It is a positive antiseptic

,f and germicide. Pleasant to

it , \I_:e|__t‘lue|_:\ot hlisterkoa :more

I : a r. III yoI||:an_wo| r g __!&|'

di--és. "~’°°°I.‘:;'.:I°.-ffi'i:'.°::~_

AHSORBINE. JR..IIie anmepue Ilnlmeiit lar Iziuiltindl reduce! Painful. Swollen Veins. Went. 5IniIi|'. Biuiuen nom pain and lnilsmmliion. Price \i.ZS per bottle no tits: r..:‘.".'.:::f;‘-...‘il.* ::“..:.‘;.l.._°"f'° " '°“-""~<-

W- F. YOUNU lac., H1 Lyman BIil|.. Montreal, Cu, Absortiini: and Ahsarbiue. .Ir_.. are matic In tJ|nial.C

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- FOR SALE

DESIRABLE FARM AT FRENCH-

fort, 100 acres, well watered and. situated for all purposes. Apply lt. Ithyues, Dunstaffnagef. 6971-7-12-Mtf

FOR SALE 100 SECOND HAND

mackerel barrels. Apply 94 Dorches- ter Street. 6579-6-26Mtf.

FOR SALE MOTOR BOAT 27 FEET

long 15 li. p. Imperial engine, Ap- ply 105 Hillsboro Street or -phone 612-L. 7245-7-23M3i

FOR SALE MOTOR BOAT 27 FEET

long 15 h. p. imperial engine. Ap- ply 105 Hillsboro Street or phone 12-L. 7245-7-23l\i3i

l

' Lostt' _

LOST A LADIES PIN WITH OVAL

goldstono setting. Finfler please notify 64 Great George Stix'-at _ Zi.

LOST CAR NUM-BER 270 BETWEEN

Geoi-gi-‘town and (‘.liarlolItetowiI. Finder please leave ut Morell llo- tcl. 7274-7-25'iM3ipd.

LOST ON BRACKLEY POINT ROAD

or Shaw’s Beach,grey raincoat (new) belonging to returned soldier. Kind- ly leave with Mrs. Bruce Diamond lirackley or Jenkins .S2 Sons, City ami receive reward. 7278-7-25M3ipd.

LOST BETWEEN CRAPAUD CORN-

cr and Cape Trav rse a pocket book containing dlscl rge papers and .I. large sum oi' n ey. The ilxider will bc rewarde 3 leaving the same with K. . Sherren, Crapaud, P. E. I. 720-7-2ili\/i2ipd.

WANTED

POSITION WANTED-RETURNED

soldier wishes employment. Not » afraid oi’ hard work; also experienc- ed punitor and caret-iker. Apply Guardian. 727!!-7-25Miiipd.

TEACHERS WANTED.

WANTED TEACHER FOR STANCH-

el School. Supplement $75. Alex _(!airns, Secretary. 7259-7-2~lM10ipd.

WANTED-FIRST CLASS TEACH-

er Stanley school, No. 91, male or female. Suppienient $200. Robert Brown, Liccrotary ot’ Trustees. '

7124-7-l8Mtiipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR ADVANC-

ed Ilepartiuent of Murray River School No. 94. Supplement $100. James Funders, Secretary. .

72025-7-22M4ipd.

TEACHER WANTED FOR WEST

Devon School No. 8. Supplement $65.00. Apply to John Ashton, Sec- reto-ry. f 7202-7-22M7ipd.

WANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH-

or for Mi|lii>\\'n_ (`.ross. Supplement $50.00. Archibald i\’lcl’nerson, Sec- retary. 7198-7-22M4i.

WANTED-- 'AN - EXPERIENCED

teacher for the l’rimary Department ot' 'Tryon school. Supplement $100 Albro iiowatt, Secretary.

71142-7-23Mtf

WANTED--TEACHER FOR HAMP-

ton school, No. 26. First or second class. Supplvinont $150.00. Mid- summer vacation. Apply J. H. Myers, Secretary. 7231-7-23M4ipd

TEACHER WANTED FOR IRIS

`School. Supplement $65100. Apply to D. A. McLeod, Iris Secretary.

7241-7-23M10ipd

TEACHER WANTED FOR FARMING-

ton Solti;-ol. Vacztlioii to suit teacher. $65.00 supplenicnt. Jas. Bolgor, Secretary. , 7220-_7-22tM6_ipil.

WANTED EXPERIENCED TEACHER

i‘or llnlcn Itoail Scliool., niaio pre- i‘erred. Supplement $160, Appl-y (Icp has Miillett, secretary. 2i

WANTED-SCHOONERB OR SMALL

ateamers to carry coal from New

_ Campbellton to P. E. I and - New

foundland ports. Prompt loading Anglo Coal Co., 309 Charlotte St. or New Campbellton, Victoria Co.

8459-6-21Mtf.

5-‘-"1"““‘“

WANTED 11E1JP-

MALE

WANTED.-JA-NITOR FOR G.W.V.A.

rooms iliiarloitctown. Salary $50.00 per month. Apply secretary G.W. V.A_ Charlottetoivn.

~ 7208-7-22M4l

. il _.Q

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QELP WANTED-

FEMALE-

W/T~]°'FisI:> MAID IN FAMILY oI=

two. Apply 29 llpper Prince. ill

W-ANTED MAID FOR GENERAL

housework. Arppiy Mrs. I). Davies, 14 Esplanade. 7216-'I-22Mi.

WANTED AT ONCE A CAPABLE

girl for housework. No washing. Ap- Diy 146 Pownal Street. 0772-7-4Mti’.

WANTIED-A MAID WHO UNDER-

stands cooking, no washing, the highest wages piiid to right pnrty_ Apply in person to Mrs. Frank F. Tuplin, Surnmerside, P. E. 1.

7110-7-18Mtf.

Although in the oplndon of the best

BASEBALL

The Elm Base Ball team journeyed

'ID to Kensington Wednesday after- noon and defeated by the score of 15- 9 by the athletes -of Kensington. “'i‘haf-~boys all had a great trip und speak niginy or the Iiospiisiiiy iiimru. eil them by the people oi' Kensington who are certainly good sports '-

The next game is to be played in

Kensington next Wednesday. The teams are 'as follows: Elms Kensington

- Cat.

Stewart ‘ Lynne

Pit. Worthy H. Warren

1|! I

Ilrynnton Kennedy 2nd Large Bowen 3rd Doiron J. Warren S. S. Cronin » Sutherland Field

Phillips Shorty

Field

Steele B. Francis

Field __ 7284-7-25M6ipr. _ Brookfield, P.E-l-

,Turner ,_ . ¢ .lim Mcnonal

T0 I.1<l'I‘.

Two FURNISHED nooivis wi-rn

or without board. Apply phone 680-L.

6956-7-11Mtf

MISCELLANEOUS

READ DR. CHAPMAN'S MINlSTER'S

ilandicap. IL is 11 good one. None better, nt the Little Bookstore.

NOTICE FOR THE BEST SATISFAC-

tion in piano tuning and repairing Innslcal iiIstI~ii-iiieiiis sen-t your order to Prof. Marrou, Neivsondluilding Charlottetown. Phono 94-J. -

6046-7-11Mif

M|nard's Llnlment Cures Distemper

UNENDURABLE SURGICAL THIRST

'l`lIirst following iibdoniinnl opera-

tions is often of so intense it charact- cr that the memory oi' it lingers in the patient's mind for many Years. Every hospital has records ol' patients who have sIIrrI~ptiiiousl_v ronsuined the contents oi’ a hot water brittle, in an eiYort to quench the unendurnble thirst from which they were suffering.

WARNED.

Ile-What would you do if .I i1Sk9ll

you to innrry me?

lletty Loll (taking a chocolate)-

Just as littio as possible, dear boy.

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Mlnard'a Llnlment Cures Burns- EN' l

Ion sits

._-_._

A but-Iiness -stand nt llrookfleld with

house und burn; also about one acre of land in connection. A 5005 ‘Dl`0ll0Sl' tion for the right nmn. Price reason- ublo, lnnnediate sale as owners are going west. wi-its oi-_ _imply

D. W. or J. A. BEATON|

` Malmraerzs

HUGHES-McDONALD.-At York Por- sonage, July 93, 1919, by Rev. F. H. Littlejobiis, Leah Jane McDonald. daughter of Mr. Alexander McDonald. 'ft -Cove Head, to George Hibbert Hughes, of Cove Head West.

DEATHS -

DIXON-At DixoII’s Mills, Belfast, on July 16. 1919, Margaret _Ester Dixon. aged 67 years.

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BEVAN.-In this city on the 24th.. instant, Mr. John Bevan, aged 70 years. Funeral will leave the resi- dence of his son, Harry Bevan, 181 Weymouth Street on Sunday at 3 p. ni. '

IN-Iiiiihoiiiiri

JAMES ANDREW JOHNSTONE

A gloom has been cast over Long

River and rcliiity by the sad and sudden death of James Andrew rhi- dearly loved o.'.ii only son of Mr and death by drowning in the "Long Riv- er" on Friday evening July 18th.. Dec- eased who was in his eighteenth year was a young man of exceptional prom ise. For several years. he had been working with his fatlier in the cal rlage-building and blacksmith busi- ness, and had become a recognized genius few young men were better known or bctter beloved, none could lail to be inipressed by his Inanllness and kindness ot' heart, he was the very soul of truth and honesty. While the death of such a one is-a distinct loss _ to the community., it is oII the home Iof which he was the very life thi blow falls Inost heavily and the heart felt syinpntliy oi` hosts of ‘friends goes out the sorrowing father, mother, little sister and aged grandfather, in the.r iircspzirnliii loss.'

The funeral (which was one of the

laillest ever seen in Long lii‘.'er‘ was conilucteil I-y the Rev. George Millar iof whose chlircli .ian es Andrew Iv.I.~: :1 IncInheI') assistcii by Rev. Mr. Fish of l(en'=ington. ‘ihc fiorul tribII‘es ivcri- many and boatitiui, and the cas- kci. was iioriic by six sclioolmatc'-I. l'3|I\'/iii Johnstmie, Eli-:cod (‘aInpo-:ll J2‘»IIl<'~I I\‘II`I.';onIrI‘5', Ambrose I3rr-_.I nan. Ii'-ner itiitfigiifr ,mn David _i’a_/.i ter. '|`lI-.I I~:nniII~' uf-1'-..' laid to re- in the "Geddie hiinioi-lil C(-moto;-y_" 1 cannot say and l will not say ,

'i‘hiIt; lie is dead, he is just away, With ri clieery smile ond a wave ol' thc

haiid.

I-Ie lei't us and went to an unknown

land.

_Yf‘5. left ‘Is drcnniing, how very faii

it needs must be since he lingers

there,

DANIEL J. MCDONALD.

_ A good mon has gone to his re- ward in the person of Daniel J. Mc- Donald ttho mason), »Black`PoiIit,l,ot 47- Mi'. Mcllonald was not well for the past year. On the 10th inst. he took a sudden weak spell. The family becaine alarmed and the priests of the diocese all being on Retreat, a telephone niesstige wan sent to (Thar- lottetown for a priest, who forthwith arrived by the evening train at Ei-

Iniira, und who administered the last

sacraineiit-s to the dying man. He rallied afterwards. but, before the week had ended, passed away, He was buried at St. flolumba cemetery Saturday, 10th, with mass of requiem and obscqnies at the grave. The i’uII- eral was large and representative

ioem-in which'hc was held by friends. neighbors and ncquaiiitances. Foi the first twenty-five or more years after attaining Inzinhood, Mr. Mc-Don ald followed the innson trade general- ly assisted in the work by his broth- ers, Juines and Joseph. Most of the mason work on buildings, foundfa- tions, kilns, etc., in Souris and East- ern Kings were built by >Mr_ McDon- ald nnd his brothers, hence, “Dan the uiiison," “Jim the mason." so familiar -'ere these brothers in the trade. His jather, John J. McDonald, possessed it large tract of land uf Black Point, and apportioned it to his five sons. Daniel, James, Joseph, George and Angus, nnotlier son, James .ohn,was given a farm not fur away. All these brotiters. including Daniel. built _holis- es, married and settled on the old homestead, all ai'e livirqt except James, George and Dan (the sub- ject.) lie prospered t'arn~ing as hi- ilid Inasoning. He leaves one son. John Aoneus, at home. and another son, (`-liarles, settled at East Luke as also his wife. May' his soul rest in peace.

MATERIAL TALENTS TRANSMITT- ED TO SONS

Tlicro are numerous iustnnccs in

histoi~_,- in which purcnts possessing Iiiiconimon gifts arc siipposctl to lvfivc passed them on to their clIlldren..'l‘lIIs is especially the case in regard to mu- sic.Il talents. . The inothcr of Schumann, for in- stance, had grcat musical ability. Chopin received his wonderful gift- aiid ulso his delicate constitution" from the niateriial side; Gounod's mot- her was exceedingly fond of music. while the mother of Spolir, the Ger- nmn composcli, was an excellent jiitige of music and it fine critic, \vithout being herself a Inusician.

Sir Walter Raleigh dcrliireq that he

inlicriied from his mother the politen- ess of ileportnient which over distin- guished him. Goethe pays frequent trlbuto in his writings to tho charact- er and culture of his mother. ns docs also the poet Wordsworth.

Sydney Smith believed that he in-

herited from his mother his rare con- versotinal powers and quiskness of repartee. It is well known that the mother of Edward Gibbon, the histor- ian. was it great reader and ciiltlvstcd the same taste und habit as her son.

The mother of Charles Darwin mode

herself acquainted with nll the hrupcn- es of natural history, and entertained it great fondness for annuals. Thi.-I re- cord seenis to show that maternal tal- - ents und tastes ate frequently trans- mitted to sons; it is also claimed that

,_ the gifts of the fathers usually desce- nd to the daughters.-Tit-Bits.

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Mlnard’| Ilnlment cures garnet In cowl

_

showing in a striking manner the es-l

»wIii_i_IiiitIi soon

Dr. Riuion, Son of Mr. .lohn Riulon of Charlottetown, Won - World-wide Fame in His ` ‘ . Profession. `

. ‘ Reflected glory has come to St.

Thoinas many, many tinun-i,.tliI~ougli the heroism ot’ its gallant sons tliroughout the horrors of the past i'ive years, soya a St. Thomas, Ont., Ex- ¢h¢mgg,_ .But out of the most terrible of»_ all horrors, that oi’ a bonny face toifn and disfigured byhurtling shell gngtgygggpnel, a St. Thomas,la4_},¢ Capt. Fulton Risdon, C. A-.-MI: 0.,-hasimuiit upa continental reputation and “fanie aInoug,.the medical scientists 01’ the

I-Allies for the magic touch in restor-

ing shattered and torn fragments oi’ humanity that came to him from the

temporary and co-worker in this won- Ilerful work has been Major,(l. W. Waldron, another Toronto doctor, and strange to relate, hc is also well- known in town, being u ni-phew ot' Mrs. W. R. llevitt, Pearl Street, each having taken courses in pre-war days in Chicago and New York, specializing in oral work, car, nose, throat, jaws everything pertaiiiing to tho head, ox- cepting the eye. Captain Risdon is the bone-grafting expert, thc favorite place for getting a new juwboni-_ being the shin. it makes the patii-nt lame for a time, but he soon recovers, ind it has gotten to the stage that there is no ilisirlinrge after the second iuy. The writer has run aci'-:iss four pictures wl_iich appoareil in Toronto papers ot' Pte. Blank‘s face in suc- cessive stages of reconstruction. With I heart throb one looks at _the first 'IIt, and with :I sigh ot' i‘untt-niinent at the last, :i face I‘eile-Leiiieil after lIav-- Ing it left jaw fI‘scttired, upper 'gum Ind roof of Inouth blown away. the right part oi' the nose gone, with a ragged tear from the 'left corner of he iiinuth,. llc spent nine nioniiis with Capt. iiisdon, and was unable to speak l'oI° six weeks alter bein.: .vounfled at Vimy llidge, but he speaks 'Iow with never a lisp, thanks to Maj- or \Valdron ami <‘apt_ l"ulion Risilon. Pio. lllank has soon a man whose rhin was shot. away., so that his tongue lay ipon his tliroat, and those siiI‘.';ii‘ai wizards, re:novI‘iI flcsh front the cliosi. iml built up a new face, not n poor nask or a scarred ntonstrosity, but it -eal face; also a man whose nose had been shot away, where the doctors 'lad removed a piece oi' ci1I‘tilege front 'Iis ribs. grafting it in his foreln-ad. When it hail grown on, this cartilegc was brought ilown into place i'or the bridge ot' his nose, the forehead being reated in such a way that never a scar was left. Vase after oasc could 'ie Incntioncd of men who hail cars rebuilt, masks and replicas Inadc by itrtisis, Lt. Waller l)Iii'l' being i>spI‘i:ial- ly mentioned. \Vhf-n it patient whose eye socket is goin-. so that it glass :yo is iinpossible the doctors close up the socket, a in:in`s face becomes cheek right up to his eyebrow. l.i. Duff then paints an eye to match the rther on ,n flesh colored background This is pn: on and 'taken of with Ii lair of spectacles. The cyo sets pack behind tlieglnss just as a real oni- Ilocs, not noticeable on thc-street, and when the patient i-omcs indoors h-- ‘akes oil' the spectacles and of course his eye goes too. Major Waldron has llreaily c mir- home and (‘nptain ills- lcn is expected home the end of the 'nonth with his English bride. Tliey :ave been assigned a very lieiiutiikii Iospiial -It St. Anne dn, Bellevue, near MontI‘i‘ol_ for the siimmer \vlIere 1 hiinrlreil and sixty of their patients ‘Iave already arrived. and will remain Intil Scpte~nlIer, when they will be rc- movcd to 'l`oronto to continuo their work. Many of these poor lads liave come-to (’uplain Risdon's mother in Toronto to exhibit with pride tho work her son has perforined, and no wonder they are extravagant in their praise of her son.. (Yaptninilisilon is in the 1<]n_I:li.~ilI liospitiii at Siiicup. Kent. and fi was at the (‘hislI-burst Golf (llub, .1 couple of miles from Sid- cup, thut romance touched the life oi' 'Japtain lfulton Risdon, in Miss Sylvia Bosworth, whose marriage was re- ported ii fortnight ago. Mrs. l1isdon’s who ls, like of all oi' Captain Risdon's family, very musical. is the doughter of Mr. Bosworth, of the Bosworth pub- lishcrs, a name which has been famil- iar- to Innny, looking back at them I`roin niusicniovers from cliililhood up. Captain Risilon, it will he romeinber- ed, is the son and brother of Mr. and Mrs. John Risdon ami Miss Lula llisdon, oi’ 'Poronto and formerly of our town, .Miss Risdon and Mrs. J. B. D_uviil.~i_on are cousins,

Captain liisdon is tt son of Mr.

John ilisdon the popular representa- tive in this city of the Messrs Frost Sr Wood 00-. the Guardian heartily congratulates him on his brilliant son.

siocii ownfrioiis

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I oi‘|‘er for sale my farm of about 70

acres sitiiaieil at Lake Verde Station. About 10 acres wood, remainder clear. Situated near churches and schools and also near butter factory.

Apply to

'ROBERT JENKINS

Mount Albion

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' We have just received a splendid line of these goods- uxuriously up 5"

bolstered in beautiful tapestry fabrics. _ _ ` ` , "‘"',f

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