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eiiaerrh nrnrnd noises erin harrinihearingnnriiiin time to write untid now. I suppose The weather is very warm here now, give mis rreatmeni a mal. ,

you have seen by the papers where' and was right for the push. Tho_ Mr' Reima" V‘”9°y'B"l5hw“ A"e““"' .

We gave the Gerninns n had beating prisoners we captured were a pretty received “ '“"°8"°'“ Yeslefday °°“““K F '1" ' ’**-"I"”“'*" *lm ’

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CUl` THIS OUT ,

ou may have b~en the means of saving some

lpoor sufferer perhips from ioral rlea`f*ess. ln Eng- 0

ndacientists for a lung time pau have recognized

y requires consiiiuiiunal trearment.

Szrauinhilen and nose douches are liable _tri nut: the delicate air passages and force the dis-

tal deafness. or else the disease may be driven ,I

the air as iowa dirh lu whi h ' CU

insrirutionnl treatment :ind should prove espec- i de

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are favorable cl mate coniirions, I wa

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S.-:ure fm-n y rur druggisi leant: nf l‘armiit

D ruble sirengziii. Take this home and :di io ii r~,

while choosing is good.Holman's,Su

"Od UIC f0|i0Wil1€ |61?-el' l‘l`0m her were waiting in the trench that morn-I H1118

ascii exirnsivelyinthedamp English c|imat¢iszi` son' Ancas P‘ Mcpheei' in France un' ing to Z0 C'V9f the i~0D- ll€~ tlliflded UP, strd

r date of Aug. 23. Hu was after- his last cigarettes and tobacco with Calf rds gassed L-ri the 27. us. and we we-re all in iline spirits., Fm"

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France. Aug. 13, 1918 laughing and iokl/ng about what we __‘;_____mo_______ he____ ___2__ All dm __ [IME , n

,,,_,r or Trai wn_i¢r_ and __n iiri|¢_ii_r_anuln¢<} Tugar; i Dear Muthe-;'. were gcing to do to old. "Fritz" when Cam” B ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` ` ` ` ` ` 'S 15 IK” -E 5’ '"7 -E

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_’§;e;,h;ng \_e’;f,‘,:e eu;’§§d_,"?:,,,f'¢in:P20,g _what has happened to me lately. but I got a few hundred yards when he was Been lb _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _B _ __ Prepared by __ _

du;13;--;f§;=n';}_;~;_<;f;,-;1n'{\,§§g_§;;g;;f_;_;\;§;\;;;_ hive been pretty busy dodging shells killed by a sniper. hui unit sniper wiii; B,,,ebe,.,.," qt ____25 . -7- C- EN0- |-i""¢°d- Frm* 51|* W°fi<'- |-°f\d°f\- Env- .

$3;r;<:__r£_u_<:8_u:_S__\;;f_:i;=o'-ELl§|_1=_;§\§i;\__1:\_; and .bullets and we all were so busy never kill any one else, for we all fired

s` ~ fl wr - 1 v E=__a_s_i; _tg_$_nl2=_.___¢<;_=_¢;' trimming Fritz that I did not have at him the same time. WUUNDED HAROLD F. RITCHIE & C0., L it rl I0 M I

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sure sign its little stomach. liver ani]

bowels are clogged with sour waste '

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eat. sleep or act naturally, has stom- ach-ache. indigestion. diarrhoea, give a

casponnful of "California Syrup of

Figs." and in a few hours all the foul

for the cure. millg8li0Il 01' Dm' vxastc. the sour bile andfermeiiting

vention of disease. . If

_ 'have ii well and playful child again.

'Children love this harmless "fruit lax- at,ive,“ and mothers can rest easy af-

NIPPON CHINA Q.

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or giving it. because it never fails to

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n0n'B0ns ,cn today saves a sick child tomorrow v3SeS _hut get the genuine_ Ask your druggist

fora hottie oi' "California Syrup of

_“_gt_ _ _ _families reached and many thousands

Keep it handy, Mother! A little giv-

Il‘igs," which has directions for babies# on the church‘s programme. Ile also

-hildren of all ages and for grown-ups

plainly on the bottle. Remember there

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f ' keep Minard's Liniment in the house]

are counterfelts sold here, so surely

Black’s ‘

"California Fig Syrup Company," Hand back with contempt any other The 9f’°“ke" 319° Presented B birds "g,sy,.up_ __ cye view of the institutions-Col

ook and see that yours is made by the

t glass and imported hand painted The day was "TY |10! “nd We had 3

\ilppon china that has just arrived. 'heavy load to carry. ammunition and CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETI

TARRH' CATARRHAL DEAF' Y u can select a gift at any price you bombs. efc, and -it was pretty hard

NESS AND HEAD N0|sEs _wish from the showing and choose work, We went on the: next day and

U1' 1 captured a lot of prisoners aind guns,

lf you known( some one whois trouliled with m€l`5id0» ' 1741-10'4M2lEl1. e[c_ Pom a ' halD f h d rd

1 C Lin' ea ness. ea noinesoro mary car- U7 nun” ."1" i arrh cu! out this formula and hind ii to lhem and

Phono ll-o. » y

through thc- winter. it is hard to toll ,how soon. Fritz will squcal, but he is

‘sooner than we expect. , . _ i Weill guessl will close: for this ttmf but will write soon again. i with lots or iove in you nnd rather

and best regards to all, I am as ever. i

Your loving so_n

Aeneas.

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Proceedings of E .

Maritime Synod

(continued from page three)

meet the new conditions and demands There must be s unity of command _and action as in the war. Premier Lloyd George and President Wilson had to iight for the idea oi’ unity ot command but they got it and with ;‘ ' . ViCt0l'y. ‘S0 much we in Canada in i‘ coming campaign. indeed. alrciiiy there are signs of unity of actic-1 'ii the great co-operative scheme in Forcn in the West and Ontario. 'In thc hitter

territory last year overlapping bc»_ _tween the Methodists and Presby- 'terians has been eliminated. l Forty fewer Missionaries ‘iive been employed in North Ontario und more

,of dollars saved by co-operation in service.

1 Dr. Giindicr exhibited n chart set- _ting forth the Presbyterian part ln the home and foreign work which is

gave the numbers of men and women on the staff.

The Canadian stall abroad is 302

and this staff is responsible for li.. oversight of 14,000,000 heathen.

was all the same to us, vrhetherllier;/, ary

-SMELT NE3T3-Th” "Bm -GET HOLMAN’8 prices on smelt ra” °' r°"3m' f°"' "6 "mm mn ‘° m

th. strength and quality to land* new 1741.10_4M2|E1|_ DSM F119!!! and W9 did if "1 “U9 UWM- 0'

'ilhe bravery and dash of our boys that 3 Pl

es at I-lolmairs. Summerside. _you mn save fue| and disgom. day wilineva-hebegten by anytmops WUC *8°-

1741'10'4Mf-'lE1|~ . fort by using Frost King Weather _ in Allie world. and they won a name, T

Strip to stop the drafts around doors that wU'l never die. l had a baht the

_r=uRNi'ruRE.-'rners is nothing and windows. Get a supply at Hoi- through my inn sign., md on wok need

e practical orncceptabls as gifts man-,_ 3umm,,,ide_ 8 piece out amy rum arm__ but I now

n easy chair-5, music and parlor 1741_10_4M2iE1,_ kept guns “nm i reached the oMec_ etionallsts. 12 medical men.

cabinets. footstoois, hsssocks. chiffon- _ the and had my um dres“d_ It

and dressing tables. book canes, _CUT GLASS -bun bon, 59;-__Cu¢ gig" was sun and som for a couple of da 8 0<lul

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mirrors. pictures and desks. Select sugar and el-sam ;1_9g; cut gm" sans to b from

md"

Frank Grady was wounded but the mac

‘er :_rest ofthe boys are O.K. _ Wh"

` My Plum" C0l11m3nd0i` Wa” killed Butter per lb .. .. .. .....42-4F

at the first start and we niss him Egg;

very much, for he was a fine fellow_ Ben(

Mrs A~ J. MCPIIOS. N0l'th Lake. re- and was very good to us. Wfhile we: Lam

bound to do so in a short time. perhaps' not serious.

Illd

In

of the work we need $750,000

$325,215.

(Tuesday)

Hly

Almost everyone knows th-at Sagc|f_;T;li “ig i(;b§e,c:_i_‘_'e'_ You canupoace byxmas' but st-‘ll it may E0 0" f’l°5"e° °E Messrs Alley ‘md C” 1°" ed

. _ ’ S e o go nearly '

brings back the satural color and ' mugs through shells .and 'bullets

and have them burstln and hit i

' five years previous to Joining the col I ors and his friends hope his wound is

MALCOLM J. MCDONALD

It was on the afternoon of August

19th. 1918 the community c-f Dundas and the surounding districts were sad- dened to learn ofthe unexpected death of one oi’ its best and most respected citizens in the person of Malcolm J. lVlcDornsld after a short illness of one week_ The deceased who ‘passed his eighty-fourth year had always been in perfect health up to the -time of his illness and was lovingly cared' for by

his daughter Mrs. John M. McDonald_ with whom he reslded_ He was a life i

SEVERE RHEUMATIC

PAINS UISAPPEAR

per dos. ... ....56 lb .. ........25-35 b lb ,.30-35 a per lb .. .. ......I4-15 w ...` ... ......$12 Skins .. ....25-.iii .. ..... ...... ..;i.25io $1.15,

lrcns....... ._ ..$l.00to$2ii0

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n is working wonders there also. nnroirung 'tus iieiip nr. oantier phically described the equipment

needs of the many nelda with r teeming millions. Korea drew special interest at the Synod. d applause Dr. Gandler annoiqice: 25 years alter the first mission- went to Korea there was the first

eating ol the General Assembly Korea. an achievement without rallel _in missions since the Apos- l .

he speaker announced that within next five years there are 70 men ed-positively in addition to those needed. 39 Evangellsta, iii Educ-

reference to the sum needed for ptment and expansion it will need e 3611.700. Then for the mainten-

our big stock. R. T. Holman, and pepper, ;|,;»9_.and mher quam. 353:; giwgzgcl f:°_l__;m° ‘fx ance Sl-\mUI@fSid€‘» 1741-10'4M2|EU ies ranging up to the rarest qualities "md when we P; '_ '_ b me the

Holman's, Summerside. g 0 our 0 'weave' end

1741_w_4M2iEu_ and although tiher were some shellsmnm,

failing around where we were. I went mcg

-ses ine ningnincenr new line or iv Sleep the moment we got “dug in". was

ENcLisH nscivis Fon cA~ cu

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very lowest calculation. At the of five years we will need an al Budget oi' $720.000. The total me for foreign missions in 1917

toes bus (new) .. ....$1.60 ton ..........8l7-S18 k0atn ......L00 e0sts ....1.00

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FRUIT SALT

Hsnnacnssi What woman

isn’t subject to- them f

Some frequently. _Others less often. But, in any case, if the womenfolk would only follow the example set by their husbands and brothers in the use of Bno's "Fruit Salt," they, too, would ei- cape the annoying, painful head~ aches caused by a lazy liver or de~ ranged digestive system. Made of the . stimulating and refreshing ele- ments of ripe fruit juices, Eno's rouses the torpid liver to fresh ac- tivity and cleanses and invigorates the whole digestive and eliminativo tract. A headache has no show where Eno’s is.

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nan of' upright character. a true end. a good neighbour. always ready d willing to help any who needed s assistance. He was in truth a true

1 can lei.; you it was the gentes; hard locking lot, old men and young UW! his 5011 H9Fi>¢l'l R08'iHald VBSSGY _

day or my Hfe_ _h__da__ we w_____ __O______ boys about 15 years old but ____ c_____________i infantry was omciany admitted 25 long member of Orwell Head church. of Glen William and a sister Mrs. the "

top after him . I can tell you there were some good big men among:G°“ei’a| HOFPUGI- HBi'dBi0l» S9111- 24-

it nas some ex eric-'nc an thc-'rn too. The all had a de ecte l Sunshl* W`0U“d |°W°¥' exU`°miUe9- Pte m

D e d one that y .l d ook, an

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GRANDMOTHEWS RECIPE To S;__f;I_£ien\'_er___i;_rget as long _as I live. On tl:_e_lr f_ace»s a:_id were glad to get__0€;S_;ey_____:;_o _:ln __p_y_e_r__i;__e.;ii:__rv _______i_e ___ RESTORE cOLoR_ GLOSS e gr The Top about out o t n ive an be- taken prisoners.

Eunice story of Mlllvlew .hs leaves 1

niourn three brothers Daniel of Monc- if ton N_. B., Duncan of l-Iighwcod, Mon- ”

haha; and John James ol' Dund_as,P. E_

AND ATTRACTNENESS daylight and we fought until nearly The Germans are beaten every Way' ferred to tlho 13th and later to the christian genuemial we" had his

. ~ n _

3 o’clock is the evening when we and I would not be surprised to see fighting 26111 - H0 WHS 8 DODUIHI' em- pastor Said of mm If ever 8 man lov

the Sanctuary it was this man."

The funeral services which were

largely attended were conducted by this pastor Rcv_ Dr. McEwen.

Besides one brother Alexander J.

l_; also four daughters Mrs. Roderick McPherson of Calgary. Alta_;Mrs. ll. E. Allen oi’ Prtland. Oregon, Mrs. Frederick A. Cooper of Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. John M. McDonald at home, to whom their many friends extend their hear-it fel-t sympathy., _

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which flows in thc blood, affecting

iiiflzininizition, stiffness and pain. This acid gets into the blood

processes, and -remains there be cziiisc thc liver, kidneys and skin

Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the old-time

blool tonic,is very successful in the

"ctly, with purifying effect, on

ine blood, and through the blood on the liver, kidneys and skin, which

10305. Art College, Schools etc in for-

eign lands and showed how co~oper- S

it stimulates, and at the same time it improves the digestion.

G_et Hood's Sarsaparilla today. old by all druggists.

the muscles and joints, _producing 5

through some defect in the digestive i A.

The moment Pape’s Diapepsin

reaches the stomach all thc sour- ness, acidity, heartburn, dyspepsia --~ and indigestion ends.

Upset stomachs feel fine. W Costs so little-.~\n_\' drug store. ’ \ '

ups;-rfr' Pape’s Diapepsin <m"»'ci»”'r!3¥

Instant Relief for Bad Stomachs

When your meals hit brick. . i ' ‘

When what you eat turns sour,

forming acids, gases and indiges- 3 1

Magic relief. No waiting! ' '

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Rheumatism depends on an acid- __ y ll

arc too torpid to carry it off. Then insure in good Strong stock cornpan'

-E ies. which never contest an honest claim such

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treatment of rheu_ma_tism. It acts_ i ' 38 I8 l'€pI'€98Iit¢d by

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