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HAI-IFAX, June 16.-The annual.

Columbus was held here yesterday and WM lerseiy attended by “dole-‘ Sates from all of the councils in Nova scotia. New Brnnevyiek ‘a_'Prtn`c`e Edwefd 1ele1\d..ovsr so vided; dale. BUGS, many of whom are"e.oc0m- panied by their wives and children, U9 .F :E-°W1!. The regular order. Of bd iness occupied the attention oi'-_ the c nvention until noon when there Wee Hn Bdieumment for luncheon: The session was resumed after lunch-

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The' reports from the visiting dele-

gates showed that the order was in a

and numerically. The -individual 001111011 Fellorts showed a great in- crease in membershipthroughout the Maritime "Provinces, and there was

would be even more successful than the one which has just been com- pleted. ‘ The following representative men _were elected to the state ofiices as follows:--Past State Deputy, George J. Lynch. Halifax; State Deputy, E. L. llanrahan. Sydney; State Secret- Hy, E. L. O’Brien. Bathurst; State Treasurer. P. S. Bradley, Charlotte- town; State Warden, J. P. Gorman, Antigonish; State Advocate, Louis Connolly, Lourdes; State Chaplain, ills Lordship Bishop 0'Leary, Char- lottetown. Delegates to the supreme national convention at Seattle, Wash., George J. Lynch, Halifax; E. C. Han- rahan, Sydney.

An outstanding feature of the con-

vention was a motion of a highly patriotic nature which tllrough the courtesy of the cllairmun we are able to publish verbatim. The text of the resolution which was passed by un unanimous vote was as follows:-

Whereas, the Empire of which we

are proud to be loyal subjects in en- gaged in a stupendous struggle for existence, n struggle unparalleled both for the ferocity with which it is waged and the inhuman treatment nccordcd to non-combatants and to the innocent.

And whereas the call to arms has

been loyally answered by members of our order, in this jurisdiction, who feel that their citizenship demands that they enlist to serve their King and country. '

Be it therefore resolved that we

_assembled in state council heartily ap- prove of- the actions of subordinate councils in paying all dues and assess- ments of said members for the dura- tion of the war; and we further be- speak for the various patriotic and charitable funds the generous and cordial support of the order.

The ladies of the party enjoyed a

trip to Mount Saint Vincent Academy yesterday afternoon.

TYPHUS IN AUSTRIA.

~PARlS, June 16.-Three hundred and forty-two cases of typhus had bcen reported in Austria in the week ending Juno 5, according to a despatch received by the Temps from Berne, Switzerland.

HE WAS THIN

weighed 135 Pounds, Now Weighs 160

. A 25-Pound increase.

"When I started taking Sargol my

weight was only 135 pounds,” writes H. E. Henninger. “Now my weight is 160 pounds and I mil the picturo oi health and stronger than 1 ever wal before. You may usc my letter for ‘ am sure it will help somebody in tin same shape I wus. Would not takt $100 for the good it did me." "When I commenced taking Sargol I weighed 116 pounds. I have been taking it only 26 days and weigh 130 pounds," writes Miss Lillie Davis. "I gained 'l pounds in 10 dnys," states W. P. Thac- kery. _

And so it goes. Some folks take

little stock in testimonials because they say people are apt to take treat

ment for some disease and just imag inc they feel better. But Sargol s not a treatment for any disease. It simply puts firm. healthy “stay there" fat and- muscular tissue on men and women who are thin, run down and un- derweight. There is no guess work -no imagination about it. These people weigh themselves before they- begin. They weigh themselves each week thereafter and the scales tell the story. Hundreds upon hundreds of Sargol users are constantly report- .mg Increases in weight ranging all the -way from ten to forty pounds.

sargol is just a tiny tablet which

you eat at meals. it mixes with your food and tums all the _ fats. susars, starohes and oils of ,your food into rich,-ripe, flesh-producing nourishment for the tissues and blood. If you are underweight it is certain that the greater portion of the fat producing

material in your food is going through

your body as waste. You eat and- egg but get no benefit. Sargol stops this wasteful, dangerous leakage of fats and the result is quickly noted as the hoilowe of the body fill out with h ith flesh. eimuyi-ink no loss ni tnklns Hersel- us leading druggiets everywhere sell

1; with a, positive ¢i_iar3u_tee' of increaw

r ev -

Mr. _J, B. Martin, Uigg, was in the city yesterday- -

Mr. H. H. Cox, Morell, was in the

city',ygstel'd\Wt _ . `

state convention of the Knights-' of, ___ --

Mr. 'F. L. Rogers was a passenger

‘to 'Alberton yesterday afternoon.

I Mies Katie Pewer. Guy. wee s Pee- `senger to Emerald yesterday, _

Rev. A. P. McLellan, St. Andrew's.

1fvas_`af.visit0r~to the city yesterday.

Mr. Howard Macdonald, of George-

town, was in Charlottetown yesterday.

con and sat all afternoon until 6" Mr. William Brown, City, was a

passenger to Sguris yesterday after- noon. ' ' ` ‘ -

_iieurishilil condition both financially' Mr Eugene Moloachasn bus anion

the( cutward passengers' to 'nfbntagag

E Mr. Neil'MacdonaId,"’Pine`tte, was an

every indication that the coming y99-1" outward passenger by the southern

train yesterday. " E Miss Nettie Gates of ,Boston has

arlgved on a visit to relatives in this cit .

' Miss Helen Hughes who had been taking voice culture in New York has returned to her home in this city.

Mrs. Hunter and children who spent

the week end at Government House have returned to Alberton.

Miss Mary McManus arrived Sat-

urday evening from Boston for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- Manus, Bonshaw.

_ Rev. Father McDonald of Souris,

was an outward passenger on the eastern train yesterday afternoon.

Mr. John B. Gaudet, representing

The Rock City Tobacco Co., was an outward passenger to Montague yes- terday.

Bomb. Rex Kielly, who has been

home for a week on furlough, return- ed to Sydney Mines yesterday morn- ing. .

His many friends will be glad to

mow that Mr. John Weeks, Frederic- ton, is considerably improved in health.

Mr and Mrs H. Shaw and their son,

Douglas, who have been attending thc Fitzgerald-Shaw wedding, leave this }` norning on return to Montreal.

The many friends of Mrs.J.A. Dougan .vho underwent an operation in the 'Jharlottetown Hospital last week, .viii be pleased to hear that she is iteadily improving in health._

_ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, St. lvards, and .sister Miss Lottie Rob- arts of East Royalty spent Sunday in Pleasant Grove the ,guest of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard

lobe rfs.

Mr. Harold C. Cross, Secretary of he Y. M. C. A., Charlottetown, leaves his morning for Sussex_ to take harge of the -Y. M. C. _A. work at he military camp there for a month. Ele received an urgent telegram yea- erday from Halifax asking if -the loard of Directors here could release lim for a month and as the local work

A s somewhat quiet at present the

iloard felt they ought to give him eavc, owing to the urgency of thc cali 'rom Sussex.

' IHE FEIIPLFS

A rare treat-the best in months-'

.vas the verdict of all in attendance at l‘l1c Pcople's Theatre Inst evening, _ uid it is estimated to hc the best foa- iurc of its kind that this popular hou- Zre has yet shown on the World Film programme. "Wildfire" is not o. west- ern or Indian drama, it is a .story of the race track world b Geor e Broad

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liurst and Geo. V. Hobart, dramutised

n five parts, and featuring one of the :reatesf actresses on the living stage, ‘lllliun Russell, assisted by an able ind all-star cast of artists, from the Ilrst of thc story, when the stable owner is murdered in the West by the gambler Keofc, till his downfall in the ilast, holds one in breathless suspcnsc.

A scene deserving particular men-

tion is the race in the last reel. "Wild- tire" is being staked by the daughter if her former owner, but Keefe, alias Duffy, has bought the jockoy, but did lot count on Henrietta (Lillian Rus- :elI), and when he sees his plans are about to be frustrated he makes a de- pcrate effort to carry them through, iut Garrison, the Sheriff from the Nest, who has taken up his residence n the East comes to the rescue of Henrietta, und the villain Duffy is uvcrpowered and comes to his just re- ,vard-and best of all “Wildfire” wine.

The other pictures on the program

werc interesting indeed, the Pathe News containing many views of in- terest throughout the world and parti- :uiarly from the war zone.

The above programme will be re-

peated again this evening at both shows for the last time, when doubt- less a capacity house will great this truly wonderful picture. An interest- ..ing announcement was made by the management last evening, namely, that they .start showing “The Perils of Pauline,” one of the greatest serials yet released.

HOTEL ARRIVALS _ _

VICTORIA.

Fred Rogers, Aiberton; Harry An-

drews, Mm. Harry Andews, Summer- side; H. E. Morris, Amherst; H. V, Vaughan, St. John; ‘HK Bryan, Barbadoes; M . Abraham, ‘-Montreal; F, L. Hunter, Bt. John; J. E. Dun- can, Halifax; W. V. Griffin Mont- real; A. a. i.amu,»omm.; win; mc- Cormick, Montreal; Percy Gordon, Westville; W. A. Dixon, Picton; _Jas

L. Bowman, St. .Iolm;‘ hirs.'”M,‘I Geudge, Halifax: H. H. Harvey. St. John; C. H. Milton, Port lgin.

QUEEN ~

ed weight as con s ne n ery ii _ H. Cox, D. i:Ewen, Moreh- ..A"_'_?I‘iE'i'i'. I'§§"3.‘.?F.?;.- .9‘If‘i'..E$%‘1’EiEE”‘£.C“’F' gi.-‘°§= .!‘:___P; ‘Elie

yesterdaY- _ _

May 20 Patriot List No. 11

May 21 Guardian List No. 10. May 21 Hunter River List per J. H. May 21 Patriot List No. 12

May 22 Guardian List No. 11 May 22 Examiner List No. 6

May 22 Patriot List No 13~

May .$16. ~..GuardIan_LIst No. 1s,

Examiner List No. 7 ,

'_ -. Patriot- List.No._'14 ' I

May 26 Examiner List 'No. 8 ,

From Tignish, $1.00 V

June 2 Examiner List No 9

dian June 3 Patriot List No. 15 June 4 Interest R. B. of C. to May

June 5 Patriot List No. 16

June 7 Mrs. Davies for catering at June 7 Patriot Final List

June 16 Examiner Final List

V ` ' Amount collected by Pearl. i¥ip_l_3_e_seU1_'and Lilla McDonald

May 27 Town of Georgetown per Guardian ~ May 29 Journal Pub. Co., Sundry Subscriptions

‘ Royal Bank, W. l-I. Prowse, $1.00, Mrs. W.l-I. Prowse $1.00

June 5 Miss Prim Concert at North Wiltshire per Patriot

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Koons

Ann Ansullncn Funn

General 'Statement of Receipts.

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"`A1iiount acknowledged to May 20th ~ $3,192.11

E 105.25 7.' " - 49.00

Venlderstine 31.75

' 101.00

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' U ` ' 119.00

141.60 26;1_0 27.50 50.75 63.40 25.00 29.50

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June 3 Young People’s Society First Methodist Church per Guar-

155.00 19.00 5.00 37.70 1.00 50.20 5.00

31st

ltaces per Patriot

June 8 Proceeds Miss Prim Entertainment per Royal Bank 173.00 June 15 Pioneer Pub. Co., Summersl de, remitance In full 723.35

7.00

Total Receipts $5,324.62

R. L. COTTON, _

Treasurer of Fund.

The Newspapers Fund Committee has ordered one Field Kitchen, $1,-

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Oi Your _Neighbbrid ?~-“-E-‘ii 5'

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neighbors’ but it does n‘ot look so well, nor twill it

necessary coat of Paint. A small investment in paint will prove a money saver and, you owe it to yourself.

Why don’t you paint this Summer with “Crown

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of time s'o' well, without the

of pure Lead, pu e Zinc,

pure Linseed Oli and the necessary coloring p.,,,.......... and driers, all mixed and ground by special machinery.

Price per gall. ordinary colors.._........ ......$2.40

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-200, and presented some to the (ith Canadian Mounted Rifles of which Major Inga is second in Command, and two Motor Ambulanccs, $2,000 each, bearing the inscription "Presented by the peopic of Prince Edward Island." After freight olmrgcs have been def rayed there will bc a small balnnce

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W. Smith, Picton; H. J. F_inoh,_`$‘o-‘E ronto; R. S. Finch, Toronto;

of $80 which will bc handed over to th e island Patriotic Fund. » -

Miss Sally Allen, (luliforuia, $2.00 M`r A. N. McLeod, Tignish 1.00

Address

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ISLINII PIIHIUIIE EUNIJ SUBSEHIPIIIIIIS

Mrs A. N. McLeod, do. 1.00

ISLAND PATRIOTIC FUND.

To the Charlottetown Guardian, Char lottetown. P.E.I.:

Enclosed please find as my contribution

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IN HHINIIUN

(Special to the Guardian.)

BRANDON, Juno 1ti_-Thermome-

ters registered four degrees of frost here last night. A light fall of snow was recorded before midnight.

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The following letter was received by

Mrs. Churlcs Lyons. Charlottetown, from her nephew, Mr. Frcd Foley, now at thc front in France:- No. 2, Canadian Gcncrul Hospital,

France, 12, 5, 15.

My Dear Aunt Nellie,»-It is now

quite late and we have had a busy time since 5 a.m. but I mn anxious to get this letter off to you to-night bc- cause I know my weukncss-procru.s- tlnntion-und goodness only knows when the “Spirit will movc me again." I don’t write often, I know, but often think of you all just the same. One couldn't be on this job and not bo mindful of home, and all the dear ones, believe me. There is hardly a week goes by but I write several letters for the poor follows here to their mothers or sisters in all parts.

Wc arc at last in France, and

though not up to the front-as indeed I would like to be--yet quite ucar enough to soc some awful sights. Itani- ly if I were to describe some to you, you would in- surprised to think one could stand seeing and even working over such cases. But one gets used to It so that they are prepared for al- most anytlling. _

Our hospital is for 1,000 beds-all in tents-but last wcek wc received instructions to increase our capacity to 1,500, which \ve are now doing.

The patients arrive hcrc by f.rnin,

right from thc front at all hours of day or night. They come in hundreds, and all hands areon deck once the bugle sounds. The poor fellows-some in simply nn awful state-are carried into a big' long tent where all parti- culars, such as name. number, next of_itin, etc., are taken; from there, then to their wards, wheré they are fed. washed, (should say bathed and in many cases scrubbctl) and put to bed. All their clothing is taken. fum- igated, all linen washed, and in 'a few days they are sent back to Eng- land fairly clean. The evacuating to England is almost as big a job as the receiving-so much red tape. There is no doubt but that-the poor fellows get tho__very heat treatment. Why it would nstonish you, or even a medical man, to see how well this

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hospital is equipped. We want for nothing. _The food is mighty good. Tho patients all get stout, cigarettes, and the real sick even get cI\ickon_ I have had my turn at the patients' cook house as orderly sergeant, watch- ing that everything is just right, and everybody is satisfied-some job, bc- clieve me.

The Red Cross people are all vcry

good to us, too. We get ull kinds of goods for the patients. Really, to go into our Ited Cross tent is like going into Timothy Eaton's in Toronto.

By thc way that reminds me-I saw

a box of nice shirts opened there about two weeks ago, and there was a nice little card in it from your Rod Cross at Charlottetown. I had intended writing the president, but you know how good I am at that business. How- ever, they were very nice indeed and I can assure you fully appreciated.

We have a 1*. E. I. Captain hcre with

us-Dr. McKay. There was another Dr. Vcsscy, from Little York. There are also I think, three sisters, as they arc called here-Rodd, Sharpe and McLeod, the two latter from Sum- merside; a Sergeant Foley from P. E. island, whom you know quitc wcii, hesidcs two privates, Johnson from Kensington, (his father is a minister and another chap from South Shore. also named Foley. Foley is a first cies sorderiy-a mighty good man, ns

at best Market prices.

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They made mc a corporal when wc

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of guard, looking for spies at 2 o'clock n.m. who were signalling from our lbnnks to boats oil' .shore-the “little Corporal” and four men and no gun. Ilowcvcr, now I nm in charge ot' a Surgical Section, with 150 patients, which with this ncw change will bc increased to 200.

We are having the most beautiful

weather now but ut first it was aw- ful-very nearly as bad as Salisbury Plains-of “blessed memory." The first fcw days we “roughed it"-»-one blanket, sleeping here, thcrc und cvorywherc, and by George! it. wus -cold. Fin and dandy now thougl|,; we want for nothing. ltcmember me to ull my old friends. With bcrst wishes,

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