' lMPOBTMiTi‘-READING i 2' S WEEii’S NEWS FOR THE OUARDIIIWS SIITIIRDRY SUBSCRIBERS

'ruunsoav or Local. 1-Nrsnesr lnieut.

overed‘ from wounds. °

atta

returned to Valcartier, Que_, Engi- Hlwfl fllrlcush et nn some in Co

ed to make his. short stay ani " as possible, and bade; hi "ykr wlth many a “God Bless ` ‘

Bring You Back Safe A

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Home on r=us1.ouoH- Pt

noises Mama or on 145111 s 11

wall. While here he spent a fe day! in New London visiting rela

MacNelll Murray River, return

R1ETURNED` HOME.-RW. Aa.; our Kitchen is Your

C- yestercia lr it vacation spent in Kitchenmit ‘mst two mu-

P.~ Pitablado who was wounded and. » '

’ .- . _. _He B tis lt an ll1ih‘hfd\a

fsptured while attempting to rescue 9_5-|§¢m¢r§;s fdi ne§W-gibblth adfthe 11011 0 _

s comrade, Whitehea.d.' at Lapse' neue! hours .. lf. `”°‘1i' 3.1".,-'-=° nan -fs---I-

|11' a se urg to Fursten- ' ' ' - ~

bu | M ,I . _ -RECOVERING.-The young ina

rg n Mk embmg He h” 'ec Frank Dunn who was in ured b figs Whggfy tht! p\li‘CSt, CI€8l'i€Sl2,

J Y

_ _ train at Alberton on the night of t

12 uit. and who has since'heen und

‘"2 pital. is so well recovering that he

able to take short walks around

Y the course of 9. few ds s.-H _' _

D' ' d liars and was built

to fumish you with "crisp,

,, golden loaves of Shredded

,.2 mostrnutritious cereal food

°- treatment at the Prince County Hes- in the WOTICI. It IS ready-

'§ cooked and ready-to-serve,

ni _ _ .

"‘° town. us expects to return was in delicious for breakfast with

v - _

milk or cream, or for any

_ _ mn1f1E11 screen-:D Fnon 1111 _ _

' 1 FRIDAY mother had sent him a birthday cake` ' .

_ to celebrate the event. 1 A

In the casualty list issued last~1\iglit l’1'iv:-1te Kiclly was 11 son of the late`

_at Ottawa. Private. l’lus Mcl)n1111|_<i_ Mr. (‘-11111-lu.; W. Kielly. inspector of‘_ °

West, St. Peters, l’. ll). isinml, is Schools for Qu 11. (1 u11t. Mrs. mentioned among the wounded. Kielly and hor I'-:hilly lfiiveysince ro-:AUTUMN EXCURSIONS To B05

sided l11 (‘.l1ariottctown. About tivo _ Tot' VIA, PLANT UNE _

The Pavillion Silver iilack l~‘ox (‘.o111- years ago Roy, as he was iamiliurly (“°mme“'“l“g bepwmb" wth' "nu pany have sold several pairs oi` ioxcs known. removed to Western Canada. octomr. ww' and good wr _mmm recently at good _prices This is one Hu was an exceptionally clever boy, wmlin 30 days from date M Bmw'

of the companies that will give a good a brilliant student and one of the most account of itself. devoted of sons. During his absence ‘BHARLOIJ-§T:EwyERNT213‘SOSTON

-- he wrote weekly to his mother_ a prac- steamer mils from Chaylottetown

Hardly a day passes -but what some tice which he followed faithfully dur- Tuesdays at ‘mmmght

foxes constitute part of the cargo oi’ ing his two years of strenuous life in For further payuC“|a__E_ npply, to _

the "Northumberland" - lt appears the trenches, many of his letters hav- _,A8 cARRAGHER__

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M 11 tt ‘i1 -_ ‘ -_ 'M °“l"lt> -V0.-Sheep s e sa s for EnEiand.__i.u a_feWY_ of-s@iw_ _ *me _“___ ______e_

` -'l`I\_0l@la Pierce. Elmha,~- had a horse '

urt Tho* nimall is aralysed from

1'.

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*The lightening shock and wiH _likely _ ____-,:..-,-'_-._.

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_ f ._._ " _ `_‘-___ _ ‘ _‘I 1'iJ'v1s1r Monrnssi..-'rite Rev. ‘ _ - __

th MI is 1'. `:\

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UWB to bédone away with; '

by who’ will take up his work. w

Orman) to vis-it his family in Mo

and' he expects to return to du October 8th_

_ 'WY'

LIEUTENANT IN ROYAL NAV

for England about a month ago. arrival in England and reporting

of sub-lieutenant R_ N., and giv

Lieutenant Gordon says that

ces of shell going through his bagga

- is to be congratulated on receiving

his many friends in Charlotteto

_ luck and a safe

WEDDING BELLS.-Miss A

and' Mrs. Alexander J. MacDonald'

merly of Peake's Station, P. E_

a Christian brother fr

ered net over white satin. with tu 'S D blossoms-, and ca‘ied a boquet

George Orman, Me odist n ve Point de Bute, New Brunswic through the kindness af his Quarter iy om.-tai Board and asv. M. J. Kir “eww”

Ili

n _

. real, the greater portion of whom he

has not seen for over- eight years The com -

' panies with the executive

'l1JI|;‘:,_3:\. let; §I;;’,_ oycean Limited' ability and success to pay cash divid- The day was fine. there was a if he had ghirimri his uuiy -.mu iiv

ay’ ep ‘ ‘ mm Sackvme ends for the present year are to be large attendance and the best racing fp., the |..,rm.v¢u “writer am] ouiiiir

ty congratulated. To reduce the caplt- seen in Halifax for years. Following frm, Guardian w|.¢1¢\~g uuopr,-gt ...yu

Russell avenue. Newport, R. I.. I0

lle veil can ht u with orang

tives and friends who all endeavour-' E.L__Ec_IR_c___lsT°_RM "__._.°______ meal in combination with

'~" __ __ _ _ 1 ° '

_¢0r%__ . _ _*sly _,._4§,g§.i-i-__ of; sliced peaches. "55' 'ff - -` M. ».

` ‘ ou

t _ _ .

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he enabled (accompanied by Mrsi. Made 111 Canada

alization from the inflated state and declare a. cash dividend on a pelt is

Y' no-mean accomplishment. No doubt

Egxgd 2°lg3;?_°_':_o‘:_§ :_I;;“B§:_"yMl;_“Bv;3' numerous companies will be in this

’ ' ` favorable position next year.

liam_S. Gsirdon, who volunteered for

nava serv ce some time ago and who _To TAKE NURSMG COURSE _

on bgmg accepted len Charlmtetogn Miss Bertie Back. has resigned her po-

; sition with Messrs. Sinclair & Ste-

_ . - . ~ -, .

|the Admiralty he was given the rank Zlv;;t’mi;,l:;yr?ger5F:'If:£3t cégsifgeyluzi bybn ("' J' 5' “winch

that many foreign investors are suiil- i11g been written amid the crashing of Aguut ciently wide awake' to realize the at- shells and the indescribable horrors Charlottetown P E _I tractions of the present opportunity of war. He enlisted in l°11ln1o11ton ’ ' ' '

as a time to luvestin the fox industry. with the first Canadian contingent and _ZZ___

Miss Rubin E- MHCMUYUO. iI==\lli§Il*~<‘-I” 01' through all without a scratch till the late John MacMurdo, Kcivill great battle' of last l°`rii|1=Py of wh so A|_|_1-H5 WAV gy wA1‘¢|3,_ ' Grove. and William W. Ma0Nl=ill. sou grim harvest this is the 111-st oiiiivai- m'rEnNA‘r|¢.iNAL LINE.

of Daniel A. Mat-Nc-ill, Village Green, ly mgordmi i\erg_

took- place on Sept. (itll. ll! Sl- Alld' There are left to mourn besides the ANU G0VE|;N0R 0033,

1-ew's Mansc. Regina. Sasl<~_ N10 1='H'<=- widowed iuoiiier, three - fiaugiitei-s. 1=A1_|_' Excunslons. mom' belus11er\'01'nwfl by Illrv. W- A- Mr... ceoil Jones, chur1oitoiown_ me SEPTEMBER 11 1° om-QEER 13, Grey. The briiic looked ch=1rn1in1: ill Misses (thristine 111111 Jennie, and MHS- LOW FARES-TRAVEL NOW. a suit oi tailored navy blue broad cloth mr |{m.,gui ni ]m|up,_ mul 111-x, 11 gun- RETURN i_|M|1' 30 DAy5_

with cream blouse of Georgette crepe um- in L1", pgih 3|1_-gi; 151111(-ry, and hat to l1laICll- AIIEI' il SI\0l“l UID their great sorrow they have iho ron 51' JOHN T0 PORTLAND _ , _ __.$6.50. to western cities the happy Cvlllllb solution of knowhig that he iiicil thc heave; SL John Mgndgys, weques- will reside in Regina WhGl”0 MY- IVIM'-' death oi’ 11 man and a patriot, iioi Neill has a res1l0IlSII>I0 D0SIli0ll Wllll his duty to his Go1l_ his king and his l~2astport_ Lubec, Portland and Boston. Cockshutt Plow C0. country, an iuilnitely more i:o11soliug Returu- Leave Central Wharf. Bos-

is the summary':-

2 YEAR QLD CLASS-PURSE $250

Marjorie, Frank Boutller Archie Prince, Mcliinnon

Drug Co.

Kolcln Todd, liuinnioiid

Kelly

Timo 2:45 1-fi; 3:03.

em route to Boston, where she will com- _ ,

his follows the occupation of a Mast

8 daughter and will spend seve

- n

Winlfred MacDonald. daughter of Mr. weeks on the Island _,crore retuin

of ing to Bos-ton.-"&"

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Lwemy pounds t° buy his ““"°r:_nn' mence a three years' training in thc 2:40 CLASS- PURSE $400.

his “""""I I" E"g‘“”d “‘°"°' “'““` Hfifigldiogaptgne}Iv(ItfI)W;l'grl;;f: Jessie 11. '1'|1os._ ituyluolsl.

8' Zeppelm mm and part or 9' 'mmb I missed bye large circle of Summe

was dmpped and exploded where his slide friqids as well as Ciiarlottetoivn. The Abegwcii,

luggage was stored' some of the pglg' where she silent a number of Years. _

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Lieutenant Gordon is an experienced Eg? gag; vfgsgnzss f3cg‘;_;aBn‘;,“°§:§. fx Kéliyan I "L mn "mmm

navigator and holds a Second 0i“ilcer’s

certificate. He followed the ses. for her “ew carem'

six years and sailed in some of the _ S m

hlggm “I“P“”S‘*m“g “d” “t°“”‘ 1>a't}I;f<og§an§§1?'df Ba<1g31fi°1':'vnl:[1I- nnitfic smoke. 1.. 1:. At-in-_r anon; he was three “mes mound the ing relatives at Glenianning after a11 Time 2:18 1-41 3119 3-41 2

Globe and for the past three years has absence oy twemymgm y€_a__s_

bf?" In ITS mmervs s_t)(i):;S_’1_g;_lt Slang; having left the Island in the spring Eh e- aw" ng an igputenant Gordon of 1888, and has been for many yea

C Me" career' 6 past a resident of Boston, where he`

ram( I" me w°rld's greatest navy and Mason. Naturally Mr. Cavanagh so; JRR- K- N‘-'\\'Il0l`li- '|`I\0-*'-

wn many changes in his native Province Raynii;-nil, l<‘1ciiericin11, , ‘.5 1 1 ll

and the province will wish him good which he thinks hw greatly improved Bob Mac_ 1,mgm. Cmnpbcu

fstum “ner me war' during the past quarter of a century. Lillie B}`aS- D'0l'. _ li 2 LI 2

n He is. accompanied by his wife and LHCOPU’-» P. A- B€'1`l“'0a_“»__ _

a .

r- l~`redericto11, N_ ll. 1 2 2 1

.JIT

Sim p-

son, Amherst, N. 5 1 1 2

Try Fast, I-1. C. Jewell. 2 5

he 2121 1-4; 2:23.

rg 2:14 PACE --PURSE $400.

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1 Moncton, _ _ Rex ilcart. I-'rank Iii;-11tii:-r

Halifax,

Sister l’11tcl1, ll. li. Crock-

1" -PREsEN1'A1‘|oN- on 'iwiesiiay ell- S\11\uI\@fSl<l0- 4 -'~

was united in marriage at 7 o‘clock evemn the members my the Ieagu‘c Hilda S__ A_ A_ 5tc“.m.|_

thc/3 morning to Mr. Daniel P. D0YI€. r tl Ia ,_ 1 d h t Au _ Smlthpm-i

son Of MTB- HOITONI- Doyle ‘if Bums 0 le msB.me 0 0 onor 0 .H-ee Helen lt.. l\i<~l{i1111o11 llrug

of their members who are going “trefm at a pretty wedding I." St 'ms' overseas with the popular 5th Siege C0-» CI'l"I0UUU*Wl1 7 7 7 3 I

» “PWS CI““'°h» Rev' Edward A' _Hig` Battery. The- occasion was graced by '-""

old Paul, - 1 the De La Salle organization in New of always following high. idea

2 when they go overseas.

Sho carried a boquet of white

5" London, to Mr. Harold L. Pickard o

Elizabeth MI’-°D°““ld' 5 siswr °f the Green, London on Aug. 12th, of Miss It is prcs11111e'1l that the young 1111111 ‘ Ilfidfb W0” Dink “meta Wnh Cream Hilda Gertrude Framptom only received his death wouiid i11 thc IBC9 and 5' ‘M59 buck Velvet hu" daughter of Mrs. John Frampton o

I (jaiiadian casiialties arc rcportcll i

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ters The best man was Mr. Patrick

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. it is a dii’ficult`matter to deliver a Hay Press

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will reside Iloland Street-Mrs. J

ince.

p . workmanship of a friend of Mr.Buc

ell avenue, at which relatives wer

present. The bride‘s gift to her My-_,_ m,,kard_ bridesmaid was a pearl and gold __ - pendant. while the grr/om’e to th

a l1at_ The happy' young couple, wh

clock modelled fro-m coal.and highly t mi h 5 t, T °IIE'h€¢' and' inlaid with 5"1d U: I!n,ell1;evon€1ilI~ire,m\lviIflmf~)1;)slfd€l.fin I’.Io(f1\fl&bn

G RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.-A

best u1an was H. pair of gold cuff Moncton Exchange Says-Lieutf-m » links- The COUPIU l<>fl al 1 0`<=l°<=\¢ ani-coionsi 1.01111. 11. use-r 0 C :im Q 1 I \ fi - this anefnwn by ‘WW Uf the WICK' 140th Overseas Battalionl, (ianadian Cf A SF'/' f0m' b°“I--011 U h"“°Y’“°0“ Whlch Wm Expeditionary force passed through ")¥q\ ` DI/ (- IW Went I” NGW Y°"k and B°5°°“- the city Yesterday. accompanied hy' a E§\V KIDN EY/'/

Upon their return to the city they pa,-ty of omcers and men- cn mum _._

H' D°y|°' bmthe' °f me g"°°m' The JBBDSF- Piokard. Bayfield St-ree-t. The being fatalities li1-1 death oiiuucd q

_ gg; ?_;g_uI;_°_‘;_I§i°“_;-9h;§_dI;1£‘_'_:_f marriage ceremony was performed I " ;

on his Zlnil b1rti1<l.1v 1111i a p.1tl1et1r‘

- gin from the msn at me Torpedo I_l_l__a__?3§s il_l;;_§5l;_;l_f_;6 __f;_I_____§Il0 w:_IgIl1_€_;d_I_?-_§_t; incident i11 this co11nc<t1o111~. that his _ _ - -_ _ _ _ _

---T _ look piirt in many of the heaviest cn-

WEDDING BELLS- he murriageof gn - t f th _ li ; l - -

"“‘ ‘““ ” " ° W" " ”“‘“‘§l’.‘,. Eastern Steamship .~Lm¢s

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reflection c-ven in

thy.

Sent Anywhere

li 3 44 With our pra-

ctising Cluuiter, co_sti1:g $2.65, and an iustriiction hook at_5f)¢;. yp|,|’ll I soon learu to play 1 the pipes. Sc11d

ifnr complete bagpipc

. `l atnlng. lffiuieresied 3 in iianii wer ask for

il ia us "Besson"

ic mo Instrument Catalog.

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STEAMSHIPS CALVIN AUSTIN

In ST JOHN To B0s1'oN . . . . . ...$7.oo.

ui! lays and Fridays at 9.00 I. m., for

its sadness, than non, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri-

ed. lays at 9.00 a. m.. for Portland East- 1-," port, Lubec and St. John. ~ mg. MAINE BTEAMSHIP LINE.

Direct between I'or'.land and New

York. Steanisliip North Lend and North Star.

Leave Franklin Wharf. Portland.

Foes.. Thurs.. and Sat.. at 6.30 p. m.

Return leave New York, Pier 19

North ltlver, some days at 5 p. m.

_ I METROPOLITAN LINE. ff Direct between Boston and New ...___ V York.

yj»<__1,l~ ‘ 13'/2 Hour,u.

/- "-1 Itoute via Cape Cod Canal.

"I _Z ,". Express- Steel Stcainships Massac-

ef 1 uuseits snanunker 11111,

. L1 Leave North Side india Wharf, |L;g ' -, Boston week days and Sundays at 6 '5i ‘ p. m. Same Service returning frfoin

Pier 18, North River. Foot of Murnv St. New York City. St. John City Ticket Office, 47 King Bl.

_.fa

‘_ _

I _

' ` A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N. B.

` A. E. Fleming, T.F.. & P. A. 81_ John

Casey Cresc-us, J_ p. __ __ 4. C_w.L|NDSAY Alumnae I N_ 5 _

|89 SPARKS ST OTTAWA

causes

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4; 112, 1919. I

For’ speriul c~xcur.~'.io11 farce und:

3 ‘dates eco small bills. I ‘ 1952-9-11MtlSepl2l.

Hey. the pastor. cfllcleting Mens' rel- the presence of His Lordship Bishop Mrs. C11-.tries w. molly or this my _ _ _ _ ___ ____

itliinniniiiiiiiiqvsnuspir Rhiwivs

f*Halifax Exhibition EXCURSIONS ` Sept. I3---Z1

From all stations on Prince Edwurdi Mnntfeaf and

l.1lt\111l` Single l"irst Class l"nrc

5 L!5c ad111iss'1o11 coupon) Going Sep

.12 io 20 inclusive. licturning Sept..

. (;AN_`Ao|A`N_. ` _ -Pei 1:11:

' From Ch’lown

""‘“_°`_" Return

. TICKETS ON SALE

September 21st 22nd and 23rd Ret. October 9th.

September 28th, 29th and 30th Ret. October 16th.

I’-IIV93 *md h°1e“dB °f the ymmg O’Leary and Father M9,m-me M¢,]);m'. will l_1_q_\Le thc iionrlioli s_v111pail1y oi' ' ' _GOUDIG WHY? D'°““*» A'“°“l5 "‘°s‘_” hid, P. P., nom or whom addressed the wlwlv Cmllllllllliiy in the scrrolv ~ - $18.00 Boston and from Dui. Oi’ t0Wl\ b0I11E BFOUWF A D' the boy; in 'a mm; inspiring manner, that came to her yesterday when a TIM Milgddlell ISIEIINII S. S. C0. Lid Return

0”' pointing out gg @5601- the neges-51ty telegram was rcccived an11o1111ci11gtl1eI The s_ 8_ Ame". curymg H_ “_ _ _ lg ideatli of her clilesl. sou, Leroy }if;'ll_ ou U-m|1,_ passengers and n.e|gm_ Inv” TICKETS ON SALE

York. all “M10 Of U16' bride- ami Mr- iumugu urs, Nicely worded add.-es.,es the bait1or1ei11_ 'run brief 0111111.11 im- I-.icmu eyeyy Monday and Thursday “_ 5,,p.c,,,,,,, ,am to 0,,,,,,,,,, 14.h_ TIIOIIIBS A- BUCKIBY Of 1:'__9lm5YIVa“Ia» warg' than presented to Gumferg tice--one oi` 111u11y tiiousauds such ' lm “|1019 °f the 5r°°m- hege-was E' Ray McDonald; Eugene Wynuq and that are being rccciverl tliroughoul. |{a1|fax_f0r the Mngdslen Rumi. ull.. __-_ _ .-_ ----__--_..._ “__-

I BDGCIHI HUDUHI ml’-59 mr t 9 °c°"‘9' Frank Cole, acompanied by' most thc' British I-]111pi1'c-\v11s as follows: hm going ,md coming M som-“_ ' M G MURPHY D P A l°“- The md” "'°"e Wm” °““"”"‘d‘ valuable gifts' most useful to the boys __’_?_‘”'_‘”"\__III‘E§‘_‘§‘:‘__* ' CHAB. w. |v|:s. Aesnt. Picton I ' ` st. .1oh'n.'N.'

Prfffais Le nov 11011 1{1e11yf 1111.11.11-rf W' “' °*""l*:; M=»\le°r» Amh°r°¢.i 2‘i11'f‘~1ff»‘lll-

of MARRIED IN LONDON.-A quiet Officially reported :lied oi' wounds at arb°r‘ M' I' - --~ -

ter arrivu.l\of morning express from Good for Thirty D.1ys_

C. P. R.

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' KiI'Is.I‘l10y TOBBBB Bhd IIIIUB- Of me but pretty wedding took place at SL N0_ 3 Casualty (3193,-ing |{0,,-Iiilu]_ 39|). _ __ ____ _ __ _ ________ _:_

VWIIGY- The b|`id`°sm“Id" MI" Mary Alb-an's -Episcopal Church, Acton tembcr 10th." ___

liar - -

A, l§.r ' ¢"l

I battle on i"rifiz1y the Slh i11 \vI1ich 800__I _ F _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I

' exceedingly pretty in a travelling - -

(`.harlotte'town, i-1-on of Mr. and Mrs_ have occurred thi1't_v iivc oi' i_l1c111f

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05' to St_ John. where an effort will he I:I`|"1 ""

cph Doyle has- just returned from a made to get a few more men L0 c0m_ _ visit to her former home in this Prov- mem me cgtghlighmeni; of me bm. ._ -11' ` .A1 _,111

. \*~ ' rss? ».-1

tallon. Among those in tl1o part

G. O. Dowling. Lieutenant G. H

we-re Lieutenant-Colonel Beer, Major _

D. H. Fairweather, Captain M. E. Con- 1* ,_“p_- .,. _i-_W _ ron, ilaptain F. B. Young, Lieutenant '_ ' - __j°

U .b cr: Pl -1 P1 ui 'xi

1 -ii. a 1 io its ~ . . me M “ "nw S °’ e ”““ °f “W” "'°`"“ Wm” "°’°°’"'“§ _. Prince Edward island---Picton----Montreal

`_\\\\\\\\ - ` Fast freight and passenger service via '

_ __ where the groom has been att h l -` ~ " ' ° `

__ ____ ___ P________y_v________ F0“__w___g me ___ ____ ___________y _______ _____c__ ____s;v.;.__ _ ,_ S. S. Cascapedia Fortiughlly bziiiings

_ ceremony a bridal breakfast was H y,,,u._ The Guardian jams. with

_B served at the bride's home on Russ- many hmm, mandy m extending

0 hearticst congratulations to Mr. und

day (Friday

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DOWN WARD

From Montreal at 4.00 P. M.

and irom Quebec the ncxt

Arrive Chariot- _

tetown Thursday, Aug. 17

Tucsdziy at 4.00 - '

P. M. Thursday, Aug. 31

Tliursday, Sept. I/I Thursday, Sept. 28

Subject to change without notice.

. i Carvell Bros., Agents. Charlottetown, P. IT. I.

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From 'I`hursduy, Aug. 2-i

Charlotte- 'i`i111rsd;1y,St-pt 17

town 'l`I1r11's.'i;1y, _“`.c~pt_ 21

'l`l1ur:-.d.1y, Oct. 5

at 12.00 noon

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Every Stiff Joint Limbered,

Rlieumaliim Cured!

That Old Family Remedy "Nervlllne" is Guaranteed for the Wont Casas

CURES NEURALGIA, BACKACH E,

LUMBAGO

ltneumalism today is unnecessary.

it is so well understood and so read- ily curabie that every dey we have re- ports of old chronics being freed of

ei rmentor" '

viline treatment, for the simple reason that it cured me," writes Albert B. Comelius. from Kingston. You cau’t imagine l1ow stiff and lame and sore I was. Nights at a time I couidn't sleep well.'l followed the Nerviiine direc- tions carefully-»-had it rubbedintol the sore re ions four or five times every

the pain. The swelling went down. I got a fair measure of relief in L week. I also took two Ferrozone Tablets with my meals. They increased my appetite and spirits. purified my blood and toned up my system generally.

"I am as well today as a msn could

be-in perfect good health. I give Nerviline all the credit." .1 _ _

A large family size bottle of Nervi-

th r to .

“I can speak confidently of the Ner- 20m through the pyeyment Mm (D

day. Every rubblngholped to reduce.

Wooten, Lieutenant W. I). McDougall, Lieutenant Il. McL_ A1'mstrong.Mcnc- to Lieutenant I’ O D Steven.Mon<>

Meorohouse, Corporal Britton. Privat- €'.1`O. J. T. Meatlflg, C. E. Hughggy SL John. Colonel Beer is a returned' vet- eran <-f the First Division and ls- a brother of Mrs. Oliver Jones. Monc- to11_ lie is a Charlottetown- man.

PATRIOTIC WORK--The artir:l11s'wero se11t from the View hra11cl1_oi' Ilie W. P. A.

Martin: Mrs. Finley Matheson, pairs socks 2 pairs- pyjamas; Mrs. Jane Gillis, 2 pair socks; Miss Flora McLean, 1 pair socks. 1 pair pyjamas; Mrs. I)r._ Martin 2 pairs socks, i pair pyjamas. 2 towels. 3 pairs pillow ca- ses idonateril; Mrs. Malc. J. Gillis, 1 pair socks; Mrs. D. A. McDonald, I pair socks; Miss Mary A. McPher- son. 1 pair socks; Mrs. K_ McLean, 2 pairs socks; Mrs. J. R. McLeod, 2 pairs socks. 1 pair pyjamaep Miss Kate Gillis, 1 pair socks; Mrs. Lowe. 3 pairs socks. 1 pair pyjamas; Mrs. McLean, 1 pair socks. 1 pair pyjamas; Mark Carver, Lyndale_ 1 pair socks. Bella Martin, 1 pair Dylamas; Mrs. 1"pair pyjamas; Mrs. Malo. A. Mc- Donald, Lyndale, 1 pair socks (dona-

IIDO G09'-I °|1IY 500-. or the trial elle 154:., and is useful in a hundred ills in the family. Whether it’e tootheclle.

¢g¢(_ 1 pair pyllmas; Mrs. Reuben ni-shiuit. Lvndnle. 2 pairs vvismss;

il, . . .

ton, Sergeant Bradbury. Sergeant.

Interuationalniiarvester Co. __-’,`f`“L_‘\-___ _(III) _I ol Canada, Ltd. _ I ~ s¢.Joim,N.a. ”’

earaehe. 'headache neunigis, sm, Mrs. John H. McLeod. L-yndsiei 2 Deir! back or s cold. Nsrvuine wui flier, socks. Pm proceeds of concert

E- $19.00 of which $16_14 was expended_

__»- - tism.`For family _unfnothin 1 in sterinls in nmke the above ar-

:¢f‘_F:'_1 _"L __ '___ *___* _,__ _ __ ‘ _ _ _Norviline. _ _ __ _‘eq‘m”`tl'cl:fi."'l1nianc<~ on hand $2.80. .

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just as readily as it will care rheum

“liiestern National” “National Atlantic”

_Sl-IORTEST ROUTE - QUICKEST TIME _

OBSERVATION SLEEPING CARS Q

QUEBEC, LA TUOUE, AMOS, COCHRANE, WINNIPEG

.Dm QUEBEC 2.111 nm. Tues. Thurs. Sai. Da|.WliiiiIPEii 5.lS|.m.Su11. Tins. limi.

An. Ui TUIIUE 71|! |.u|. “ “ “ “ tntiiilliii-I 1.15 |.m. Mon. Wed. Fri. " AMOS 9.44 a.m. Wui. Fil. Sun. " AMOS 1.31 a.m. Tm Thurs. Sat " COGHRAIIE 4.10 |.m. " “ “ “ LA TUIIUE 3.5ii|1.m. “ " --

WINNIPEG 4.3Il|.il.Tllll$. Sli. MMI. “ OIIEIIEC 9.lI| |l.m. " " “

(WEST IOIIIIO) “THE NATIONAL ” (EAST IOIIND) ’

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