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- . I Word has been received here oi t iths death of Mm, ward Herr. . .bert at her home la Bellini’. liaise. . _ She was the second eldest daught- . y {er of the late llrmlaiin Ceilings of , lthls city. The surviving members of the family are Mrs. Ernest‘ Rose, Lethbfldle. Altaqjfiss Lillian of sBangor ltfe., and Mrs. Ben]. Rog- ers, City, also three brothers, John t home. Roy in Klngston,'0nt._ nd Harold in Montreal. ‘

—LOB5TER8 .PLENTIFUL.— Since setting out their traps on the 16th inst_, the lobster fisher- men are daily bringing to short, "file catches of lobsters, if wcu- ther conditions continue favorable tho indications point to a sucess- fui season for this industry-H,

Every 10. Packet o.‘

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For Infant uni‘. Ohildrgp, i

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ltlotliersi linow- That

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\ —PA|NFUL ACCIDENT.—-While ‘sawing a piece of board with a band ._ saw Friday morning, Mr. Jobn Mc- " f “maid 1111 "mllloyce of Hall's manu- facturing Co.. Summersido hurl lilg ‘IYIIHOTIUIIB oi iiavlng thc ring fin- Jfor of the loft band cut oii. Mr. lilcDon-ild was taken to tho P. C. Hospital where the wound m“, cleaned and ilrosscd and his fricntis "t! xlud t0 report that he is now doing_ nicely.

~ ll The heaviest electrical storm oi l _-the s passed over | ‘this province yesterday »t' though it was not of ex-

uun to h . zceptional severity. Tho main fen- Druggislzgmérocsegladg: jhtiurznof tho ‘swfllfl Wflglillliehliillltnw ,1 v 5'0 pourornnwc ‘ef

GflllII-i 8103C . - course oi a fcw minutes had the ’

ground in places covered to a con '

. H aiderable depth. On Water Street TUESDAY ; ‘between Hillsboi-ough and Wey-

mouth the drains became choked —8EVERE ACOIDENR... ML

with mud with the result that the Garfield ‘Ivarren o! Norm River water accumulated over the whole mo; ivllli i scvero accident u few

breadth of the street to the depth days ago while starting to shingle zgrfcixlai’ one gsxpétnttiudvrcticmeregfip: thc Baptist tliurch. he fell from the wards waspaévoamd Wm, a layer o; first stage a distance of 16 feet. mud o; on“ special adhesive qua]. llc was rushed to tlié P.,C._ Hos- ltltiii iviicre it was found ills arm

flies/and ‘Wlig at the same time of was partly.- brokcn uud his hip and a slippery “Mum “d made “mm ribs were also fractured. ‘

t i -—-WEDDING BELLSWA pretty iwrdding was celebrated at Hawk shew. N.B.. on June 2, when Bu-

lhh. ‘thirst daushtvr of Mr. Fred W. Elliott was united in ma-

‘1111110113! l0 Mr. Hector F.

" Morrison Jr., of Kensingtoii, l*_ E.

u l ltev. C. l (llark, pastor of tho 11 i

llnwkshaw Bhptist Church por- iuriued the ceremony. The happy 0110B Bflioyed an auto excursion that encompassed Nova scorn. and Prince Edward Island. Mr Morrison's numerous friends in Kcusington l‘.\'l.(‘l1ll to the ncwly ‘swcd 1i bountiful shore of conjugal

iiig exceedingly dangerous. As. the, result of this heavy downpour a v number of cellars were flooded. The total rainfall registered on the level yesterday was an inch and one-third

APPRECIATES i8LAND'S IEAU. T|E8.—Mr. F.M. MacKinnon of‘ tho firm of Kennedy. Webster & MscKinnou, with a party consisting of his sisters Mrs. Robert Stanley and Mrs. Wilbert Drtfifiiiiofid and Mr. Smiley, motored from the city to 0‘Lcary on Thursday return- ing on Friday having a most do- ilghtful trip. Mr. and Mrs. Smiley reside in California, and this is Mr. Smileys first visit to the island. lle thlnkii- it is a beautiful country Theyieaivd this morning for their homo ip Los Angelou, California.

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t~n..~. c Why ‘we , Chose a Columbia '.',:.,Grafoiiol5”_ l ' " "

T When the neighbors call you’ll be proudto show your Grafonola. No other phono- graph has so many improve- ments that excite comment and admiration.

To the Columbia Grafonolafs recognized superiority in richness of tone and beauty of design there

has now been added the last touch of convenience in .

The Only Non sec Automatic Stop

This long-wanted improvement is now apart of the new Co umbia Grafonola. . Built right into the motor. Invisible. Automatic. Operates on any record, long] or, short. Nothin to move o_r set or measure. ust start your Graronola, and it plays

and stops itself.

No other phondgra ‘h’ has it. No other phono- a h can get it.‘ ~ asic patents protect the afilmbid Non Set Automatic Stop.

Ask the nearest. Columbia denier for a dem- -

A severe shock ivas brought to the home of Andrew M. Peters. Oystcr Bed Bridge, on August 8th’ by a telegram. announcing tho death by accident on the day before l of their son Felix in Detroit, ltflclii- 1 ,

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/ fclccity.~~\'. ‘Y The death occurred yesterday afternoon of Mr. Ernest Rice, aft- cr iin illness of sums Weeks, The dccoascd was a well known and po- piilzir mechanic and had worked "it fl very successful auto repairing gzgiwPt-lti on Prin chStrect 1111s wit)! . ° 11 E31‘! - ‘to I urmiv lldtronizod. gh¥ddgag mg)!‘ ufnexv- cellent character. a good citizen and lwnulsr with all who knew him. Ho leaves" to mourn his wife and two children. who will hnvn tho sincere sympathy of tlic coni- inunity in their bereavement, Th; funeral will take place Tuesday, icuvinl: the house at 2,30o'clock for hi. Paula (Yhurcli. thcncc to the Peoples Cemetery.

lill- » . on u steel bridge had just resumed 1 ' \\'0rk a-fter dinner when hc fell in the ground a distance of 60 feet sustaining several injuries, render- ing him unconscious. fie was im- incdiately taken t0 the nearest hos- plstal where all that medical skill could suggest was done for him but to no avail he succumbed to his injuries at 6 o'clock the same evening. The deceased who svzis Z9 years oi age had 118011 11115611! froui the island about 8 years. His rouriins arrived home on the fol- lowing Thursday and on Friday morning, followed by a large nuin- ber of friends were taken to the ltoiiiiin Catholic Church where tho Requiem Mass was sung by the _\\'ci'c bitihlrliitjlsaicfrolll pastor, Rev. Father Chitlsson and were afterwards laid to rest in ihc parish cemetery. The BHllCiSQlfIITQFS

.. , . . . - _W£‘l‘€-—MGB5TS JEPOXHIE 3 illll ',',‘,’i's“,.f‘fy‘l“°d' ‘nu-mam tail-or’ M Benoit Gallant, Nazaire Gull-int,

' Stanislas Gallant, Angus Gallant. licm Plitbau. Besides llic grit-f stricken f-ather and mother ho leaves ‘to mourn six sisters and three brothers who have the heart- felt symjathy of all in their great bereavement. It will be remember- od that: Mr. and Mrs. Pctcrs had had a son Adrian killed overseas.

WEDN ESDAV

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A very serious fire occurred at Colvllle. Station Sunday afternoon when two large barns and one mull barn were totally destroyed ‘Wtcthcr with their contcllis of liuy cit. The origin of the flrc is unknown The fire-fighters wore handicapp- r-tl by the fnci that the well liousc caught fire thus cutting off the water supply. The housc was Sill!“ "d with (liiilcilliy by the neigh- bors_ The amount of damage is not yct cstiuiatoil. but it is understood llicrc was no insurance on the des- troyed property

.Mr_ McLeod is ii brother of Mr.

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Tho boiiirs of (‘Jpiliifi William hic- lliiu nnd '\Vilii:iiu Mcbewl whose rc- tlmi William McLeod whose re< Brcttublo death by drowning occurr "d on the previous Monday night, ‘WY’: rfittuvererl Saturday 'morring a few hundred yards above Mo’ idricherms wharf, and only a short (instance from where the accident had. occurred, Search for the ltodics had boon kept up continu- ously by grappling and othcrwlsv and it was feared that tho strung current might have carried thcm 011} to sea, but providentially they dmftcrl ashore and tho bereaved irifniis liuvc tlic melancholy solace of knowing wlicro their bUlOVQd 5|'1i'l>- The bodies were intcrrrl Saturday ziftcrnoon, Captain Mc

“he's at Canoe Cove. William Mc- -l.eoil's iit Churchill. Both funerals were l-Lirgely attended, nothwlth- standing tlie short notice given us, necessarily, burial hud to take [Jliflltt if5 soon after the recovery of the bodies as arrangements couid be ulndc.

VESEV-BELEW WEDDING. - \ tlulct wedding was sdemnizwl ut 50 Donald Street, Winnipeg.‘ Manl- toba. on Friday August 13th, at eight o'clock in the evening, when ‘ho Reverend fl. M. lrivin. Rciurn- . ed Presbyterian Missionary iroin Turkey, who is home on a vacation, [filled in the holy bonds of ulutri- ‘nony, Btlllli Ann lialew, of Mcl- ford, Sask, to Dr. Eustace M. Vesoy, of Qanora. Suck. The bride. ookcd charming lliijltg-r suit of Brown Trlcolctte. with hat of gcorgettc to match. and carrlcd u boquct of Bridal Roses and Srvfviil Peas. After the ceremony supper was served at the Royal Alexandra

An elderly lady wiiilc cross- lng tho street fom Patterson's to Urabbek Corner yua- it-rdiiy afternoon was struck by uni automobile driven by u young lady. The car was proceeding slowly at the tluie_ The woman rcccivi-d sonic _ what of a shock but fortunately

_When the game goes longer than you expected; or you get bumped unusually hard; or you get a nafiy cut or bruise;

get out your bottle of

and bathe the sore or swollen places. “ABSORBINE JR." will take away the soreness ind tiredness out of aching, strainedmuscles-hesltheun. reduce inflammation “c! prevent "next-day" ltiflness.

“ABSORBINE JR” is highly recom- mended by famous Athletes, Sportsman, Physical Direflors and Trainers.

‘L2H l bolt]: — a! moat lfllllilb‘ Okltlsk poafpaid by

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crciimit lilariiie, Land and Air Service. mmence a HOME STUDY course in time, and finishing course of two months ' school when convenient.

y est and most enjoyable healthiest life . rceptional good pay absolutely unlimited is of advancement. Uniform and shore e with all travelling expenses paid.

'1 supply all necessary equipment. Day "t "ng tuition. '

l ' ‘Write for particulars.

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IRVlNG-LAVERB W:DDlNa_-A very pretty wedding was soleiunlz cd ut The Manse. Scotsburn, at ten thirty 'i'liursduy morning, Augv iiltli, whtn Georgina ltlaiy Lovers be- i-n iic the wife of William Rad- c ifc Irving of Scotsburn Station. 'l'ht< ccrcuiouy was performed by the Itcv. G. Ernest Forbes in the presence of the iiumcdlaiie rcla ‘ivcs of liio bride and groour The p-irim- was prettlly decorated with ‘Jlowtrs, the bridal couple standing ilnilcr all arch of golden glow and white phlox. While the Wedding Alzirrii was biting played by Mrs. Forbes, llic bride cnicrcd the par- iur on the arm of her itroihcr, Mr. i\‘_ t‘. Lavcrs, of liallfiix. She loukcil vvry pretty in a bccouiiug llrrss ‘or Belgian blue tnffrltn with bead and lace trimmings Afiei the ceremony. a dainty luncheon Wfls served; nnd__the bride and groom left on a short motor trip. utter which tlic honeymoon will be spent in Prince Edward island. ‘Filo bride's travelling suit was of taupo velour, with picture hat of harmonizing shades. The groom's pri-srmt to the bride was a mgoid nccklacc sot with aquamarine: dud l)Cl\l‘lS_ On their return they will reside at Scotsburn, where i110 groom has :1 good position with the ivcll-known Scots-burn Creamery Co. Their many friends join in heartiest congratulations and best wishes for a haul)! married life. (The bride referred to above is l duiigiiicr of Mr. W. W_ Lavers, of Georgetown, P_E.i.. but for tits pzist number-pf years has made Mrvhome wlijth flaw and Mrs. Forbes, formerly of New Glasgow.

now of Scotbsurn, N. S)

FREiiKtES

Don't ma. Thom With a Vail; Rs- movs Thain With Otiilnw- Double Strength

This preparation for the removal of freckles is usually so successful in removing freckles and Ii"!!! I clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guarantee to refund the money if it fails.

Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get. an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few application should show ii wonder- ful improvement, some of the light. er freckles vanishing entirely.

Be sure and ask the driigglst for the double strength Otiilne; it is this that iii sold on the money-back guarantee.

iiotcl, Winnipeg. and couple for Montreal, Boston.

Vcgey will be :it home to tlii-l ifaiuioiwi, 518k, wiivl‘: tho docio is practising ills profession.

—MRS. JOSEPH GlLLiS.-~i’fln fioiinty" Hospital Sunder. 52nd at 6 o'clock lt- 111-. Yiiliis of Sumiucrsldrt fll tile W yours. Her tllrflili recent operation following a linsvl‘ zng illness.

‘ilisbuurl Hiif" ilaughtcru, Mrs. llouigr \'. lid. ‘Mrs. li=i.\'iiiuii.'l ‘U’ "l 3°“ ‘fill, ‘Muss; bliss Ciliilléflllf! of Bast on and Leila and Florsie ul ind four sons. BPf-llllfiyb mid Jnmv ii home, lost-pl; in lorcnlo \,\':ihiritu iu Wcsti-rn Van ‘ llirce sisters, Mrs, Jiimcs Mllilllilll Sillilllltifsltlt‘, Ali-s. l-Jurrrtve Me’ “my U_ 3,, and {Vliggi M~.ry in Rum ford Maine, and nfour Willluui, lioxbury A1181“. Fruiuhuz hiiui, Mass, Bernard ltuniforii. Mo

luv-s lo iuciiru flv

luring lll‘l' illness by til‘: visits of lit-r pastor. llev. J. J. hi}: “(mam who hflllillwfill upon hcr tn ust rites of tho Church. Funeral with lit-r late rcsliicucv. \Vil\h‘1‘ 3"“:

Roman Catholic (clue-tor!- nor soul rest iii pciicc.

A very pleasant the family of Edmonds an 01d

ltlr . and

was held at the houic u tor Mrs. \Vllliaiii Power occasion was iii honour of daughters Sister Nuilo or N.Y. and Mrs. Wm.

lng thel also the anniversary of Mr. monds 88th. lilrthday- The" present besides the above ad the following dailflhiefii Geo. Duffy, Byrnehi ‘Road; Edwin McQuaid and Mrs. Moroll, besides a

Mrs Mrs.

ers, Swisher Gertrude Dakota, and

cheater N. Y .

enjoyabl i ing past lions. Mr.

himself as being highly pious having so happy an aftetpoon‘ his family asuln- all repaired t

one, very memorable in the history o; pliiliitvale.

the havlti’ lcft on lbs evening train New York. New Orleans and CllHTiOIIPIOWlLDU lhcir Wcrliiiug Tuur. Dr. and Mrs.

.'l‘l1‘llllS after Octibci‘ 22nd ncxt. hi

sod peacefully away nt tho Prince August Mrs. Joseph ago of followed a

Besides ll sorrmvlnl;

lilf1l\l'll'("-lllil,

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bri ihurs.

John, Richmond. Slic Wi-lll fiullfifliefl fr-ulucnt

lioly Catholic hold iruiii

West, Monday 23rd at 2 p. ui. to the May

reunion Ol John high- ly respected resident oi Elliotvala. f his dauBli oii tho afternoon of August 8th. inst. Th‘: i oi lfocltest Hogan, of Medtord Muss" who are now visit- r iiailvu lll'OVii’ll'i'. it W!!!

mention-

und her husband Josephine McGuire, of htrgi- number of gnind children. Two of tho daulill of ‘North Sister Alodeu of Ro- were absent. it is worthy of note that all the above named have been teachers infill! province in former years. A it!!!’ e time was scent renew- memorlss and smqisq Edmonds, active fhlid vigorous in spite of his fiéaxlgdhfl‘ toyed every minute nnd-exprasseifl , ll lth in the, evening o their homes consci- ous of a very "EDDY ""1110" l"

was not seriously injured. '

wsoomc BELLS-A yery pm‘ ty wedding was soiemnlzed l\lon- flay ‘iniithins iii. s1. Dunsiuffs Culli- cdral when Ann, iliiughicr of Ml‘_ and Mrs, Joseph llalloran of this I'il\’, bcciiiiic tho wife of Josrph XJC' " r. lhr- popular young cicrk of ltaukins druggists. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Maurice McDonald in the presence of u large number of the immediate tripods of tho l)l‘l(l(‘ and groom. The bride who looked vcry‘ciiarm- lng in ii travelling suit of iiuvy blue with hat to match, was at-

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onstration of the stop that needs no setting

- loaded by her sister, Laura. also, , ‘ '

vcry bocomlngiy attired for the Ovvhsiflh. whilo the groom was sup itorleil by Frank .1, Tralnor of this city. The popularity of tho young ' "hllilitt was wail assured by the

-' (illltllllg silver, cut glass, china. etc, which virus slioworoil on illom, ' wedding party loft on tho curly train for Borden. en route for Boa ton and other ilnierican cities. Wll(‘l"l3 they will npondihcir honey- moon Tiir-lr many frihhds heartily join in wisliiilk tlicprua pleasant journey and also-u létignund pros- perous married life, .

' On Thursday evening. l‘.

Aiifiifst,’ lt/th. death claimed as one "fifijifii victims, hit. llcnry Dunn. merchant "i Gflulicrcwux. The di-conscrl had hccn in failing health slnrc Di» cembcr inst rind had latciy under- Rune ts serious operation as a inst moans of trying to preserve llfc when nil other resources had fail- cd. For the first icw days it. up- pozirod iis if the oporation ivore going to be successful but the shock proved too great for a man of Mr. Dunn's‘ years. weakened as he win by his long illness.

"l-‘lio into Henry Dunn wns born ikt Murray Harbor North in 1852. ' t. lin curly age ‘ho went to (‘hur- lottetown whore he worked 11s an apprentice at the carpenter ‘trade. Vcry soon. by his skill and applica- tion he rose to the rank of a niiis-‘ ter builder and many fine houses yet stand in Charlottetown to com- memorste his memory. ‘in 1885 he bought the property n‘. Gssperesux and embarked on thi mercantile

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Appetite-Giver Arid Strength-Builder

Relieving troubles of the stomach. liver and bowels, and correcting low or rundown con- ditions and weakness. Hood's Sursaparilla is doing ‘an oioaptioib ally great work this year, when so many - need» its‘ wonderful curative and ionic. reconstructive _aud re- tstoraflvo affects. ' » __ it ofteti succeeds where other n medics totally fail. Get it todiiy and begin to take it at‘, ce. in‘ sluiglsh liver ahd eiidnciie, Hood's Pills live prompt relief.

bounteous number of presents iu- .

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Shndcnl Models up lo $380.

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iiforAn business which he conduolr nud liberty having enlisted in the

mi till his death. Mr. Dunn's liusl-il05tli

Battalion and crossed to

ll/w: aicllvilics were markud by a'li‘rance with the 13th Highland But

high sensi- dfihoncir; his guiding Dfllltlpii- iii all his tieuliugg be-

lullon and in Junc 29th, i9l7, was wounded severely in the right

lull '_‘_Io p-iy every luau to the llltillililgli from which he never fiiliy tent. a phrase which it was his recovered After a year spent in

custom to repeat often as friends,

hmllltals in France and England.

and neighbors in Gasperersux rantlrn fgliufngd w m, “on... and we“,

Wcll ilisiify.

llo loaves to mourn his‘ memory hiswlfi- hlairla Kiely. six sons and one iluitgiiter. lrlarry, nierthziiil of Guspereiiux. Percy ltny, tciichor oi Bayard. Saskatchewan, IWiHiaui hi, teacher of Howell. Saskatchewan. Lorne l... on the homestead, Gas- perouuii. Eugene E.. of the staft of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Montague. Louis .W. Teacher of Gray. Saskatchewan, and Kathleen 0f Gaspereaux. The funeral, which was held Sunday, August 15th. wua one of tho largest ever seen in this distrlct.._ Ten automobiles and upwards of one rhundred carriages followed his remains to his last resting place ii-St. Piiuls Cemetery Sturgeon. Theaervlces at the grave ivsre conducted by the Rev. Jae. C. McDonal 0f St. Dominic's University in the absence of the pastor Rev‘. Theodore Gallant.

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There pa_ _ m ,V0l'X sudden- iy at trsrnpvllhl Flo prltal, Hlilliilx, August 3rd, i920, Ex_—.Pte John J_ (Yuri-lo, aged", years and u" months, rson" Mr. and Mrs.,Ar- chlisaldvU of ‘Cumberland; P. E. ~i. l-le ' one of our braye men who gn e his life for freedom

some time in the Convalescent iirime in Charlottetown. then was srnt to the hospital in Ilnllfax where he underwent n number of opi~rnfinns_

The dcccaisull spent, n few ilnys 111 .hls home last (fihristmas and sent his brother a letter ii week

before he died saying he was coin-

1118 home to spend two weeks with them_ But God saw otherwise nd his spirit returned to Him. ho‘ save it. The‘ remains were‘ for- warded to his home in (‘umber- lnnd and the funeral was held on August tith and was one of the largest ever secn in that vicinity.

Deceased was of n kind and lov- lug-disposition and though he suf- fered severely, he was never heard to compia ,or murmur. The fun- eral‘ service was very impressive and was“ onducted by Rev. G_ C. Taylor w o spoke very comforting words to the bereaved and briefly of the departed one. The remalfls were laid to rest lnNew Domin- ion; Cemetery The pail-bearers were meiisrs Seymour Murphy. Martin McDonald. Rooney Tay- lor. Reuben MoKinnon, Allie Mc- liissc. Notfirian moiiald, There sroleft to liioar ‘besides liirsor-

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rafonola

flifiLUMBl-A GTRAPHOPHONE COM-RPASNY, TOROSNTQ

E. TOOMBSS

i67_()ii0en Street. Charlottetown

bert in Chinook, Alberta; hnd Rob- ert ut home Two sisters. Mrs. Al‘ bert Murilock iii ll. S. A.. unii Mary who nus iii tlic United Stairs Mill arrlvcil homo a few hours i110 We to soc her brother's remains