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* . End all crops look most promising.- » --_ - _

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land, besides numerous friends and `

R,R. No. 4. Gilbert Plains, Man. ‘

“ln the year 1910, I had .’\'.'r1»mu

Proltralion in its worst form ; was reduced in weight from 170 pounds

to 115 pounds.

The doctors had no hope of my I

recovery, and every medicine I tried proved useless until ufriefid induced

mf la lake "Fruil-a-l1'z'cs”.

I began to mend almost at once;

and after using this fruit medicine for 8 or 4 months, I was back to my

normal state of health.

I never had such good health for

twenty yearsas I have enjoyed the past six years. We are never without I a box of 'Fruit-a-tives’ in the house".

JAS. S. DELGATY.

500. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 256.

At all dealers or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives

limited, Ottawa. '

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TO-Rev Dr. Benj Chappell D D is'

in Toronto in the list ol mntrlcul ants into the sopohomore year of the University of Toronto la the name of Miss Jean. his youngest daughter. The doctor and his daughter, Florence, re- turn to Japanjn Augest next. _

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R_EV. DR. CHAPPELL IN TORON-

m¢'1"ni>o|s+ honrsiieriesi.-'i‘né*i

annual conference of New Brunswick; clean

Prince Edward island and Nova Scotia assembles tomorrow, June ll. at Sack- vllle and' Amherst. and will. dining the week, meet in the institutions at Sackville in a joint sessloigat attend

io business in which both are interest- uf the m-emen on gnndny evening, in ed re general conference legisation, un n,.uunbnnv_ saved the residence nf particularly the supernumerary fund. Mn Cunu M'imgun_ Nou-e Dame St,

"‘”'““ from total destruction by fire which

There Passed “Way “I me Unlversl' caught in the attic from a defective

ty Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland on nue_ The |035 is 51ign¢__H_ "

April 21st, Mr. William Dougherty.

relatives.

one of the most popular inhabitants

gg Sgscspliuiigmgr 5335" ggniefvemxifrecelved a telegram Sunday officially

, ` ._ .' informing her that her son, Gunner

llifélsllgrggggmg T}:;e€;,'arIl,?u,-1:. Harry Taylor had been admitted to

_ . ' _ the Seventh Canadian General Hos-

turned with anticipations of many nal t Let or on May 315', he

,, _ p 11 rep t, more pleasant outings in the near fut having been gassmn Gunner Tuyn"

ure' was attached to the_8th Siege. His

___ many friends' will hope to hear short-

BADLY WOUNDED' Mr' H' J'llv that his injuries are not serious.

n_,_,__?-,,,___é___.,_?_| McGrath. Fredericton has received, - ‘

word that his son, Sergt. Justin Mc-

Grath, serving in France with the Can- Sic ‘ B 'ner' Son of Sem

adian artillerv, had been wounded,

‘ , . ator Murphy of Tignlsh is' reported

about 3 week ago' I`unsh0tHw0u"°B In woiinded The Senator upon receiving

ichest. face and left leg. e was an this wérn immediate] , y wired Ottawa attached lieutenant of a field battery to et fvnher particulars A reply

_raised in Fredericton and accompan- g _ ‘_ 1 l I " ti th I ied the unit overseas as sergeant. X115 Jfssffiiaqyifiglnafnds g“'t'gLie£ Lieut. DAarcy McGrath. Royal Ply- h ` ami" on duty This

ing Corps, now in Toronto, who was Blur” Y ‘vfqq rem K ~ miusinn in me R F C , is the seiond time that the gallant

givenacom _ _ _ ._ v _ .

vi in F .d cu wnn u ion young oihcer was wounded and still

after ser ng i n p -

cer battalion, is a brother.-St. John Stuck I” his Wgt'

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_Fqr Cgnshpahgn F"°’““"' . ___ - -social. smovso.-on me ev

___ ening ol' May 2-ith, ii very successful

caries. Indie

, , Dii'fT' of this city will he pleased to hf’I‘I_"_I park ("‘"""_" 5“If°‘;`l1'_"f"I(gl"a§i'I‘_';

I I know that she has passed the »(‘,ivil d"°""°f' Or th” 'e“°h‘"‘ N” ._ ,3 _ § Service examination uf the United fg‘gd0:ferrtg§'£’£;;ltgI“Sal “[22

Wm Efslteshgrggidtl;in;;n:I,u hngglitlggnogsz school-room, tastefully decorated with

0 h _,lark Smnngrnnnnr in the Anjuent evnrgreens and flags presented a gala

“lg t0 General’s Office in Wasliington. D. C.. apI’I€”r;‘n“"'1' gnc mmf; ;f;?6rGwv:eI;e€3§`

, _ V , u 4 I h - d ron Ze( an( Ie Sum n iS `

P\“'°lY v¢¥¢t‘bl° ntura izllgu-{;,Otf¢,$;t1£,?t0i),ne_lP1I'4‘;:u x4Ig)[§ff zed to he used' for school Durposes.

Slllunnsllllll D0". Sm!" Pri” is a graduate of the C. B. C., and the park ("“'“'3"hI;“S a "eD§“a"'°n for Ifioild

' excellent position she now holds is “mes an" I S I""Vf“ no _excep 0 j

due in n grunt measure tu me tum-_ the crowd regretfuliy dispersing after nunh ,mining .mu ,Tcuivuu under the singing the I\ational Anthem.

_ ¢ _ . _ .

instruction of Mr. I.. B. Miller. Prin

vipal of the Charlottetown Business WEDNESDAY

_ 9 Will restore color to the faces of _ COIICSE- _ _ '

thoaewholacklronlntheblood ° 1- iSLAND_ LADY DEAD.-M_r. F. ll. ll mol! pile-faced people dc AUTO pA|:¢'r|E5__}.‘nn,- or ,none Beer received a tele1.;rlim _from

automobile parties came to the city IQ" .V0»"l0l"IUl' lllfllinlflg “0lIf}"“Ff Im" nn sunduy_ one frum Summerngde oi the iii-‘alll of an inliinzite friend Mrs. included Meuuru (i Ir gtavul-I nn,-1 W_ lleard, \vidow of the late Vvillinin

T13 neu ‘dum/,'ne,;5ide_ D_ _]_ MC. Heard formerly of (‘lnirlotl,otown.

ow s. _

lic-od, Stanley and Misses Laura Mc TM l`f‘Hl*1lU“i IGM 13051011 YGSICFIIBY

morning in charge of ‘vir li G

I ! Leod, Maud McLend` and Gladys ‘ V ` ' ~ v _ _. . _ .

_ (-ruwfnrd from glunyny B,-|dgn_ An. Vrooin. l`iie funeral ot which notice

...l___. Mum. nu,-ty came from Mnnmgne_ in. will be given later. will he held from

‘.1u,||ng Munn-5_ W_ L_ pnn1e_ S_ S__ths First Methodist (hurch in this

DR Hessian and C_ W_ Magee' Mess,-5_ city to Sherwood temetery.

J. Heliiwell, and W. H. Stevens. o _**

_ Montreal. also came down from Sum- . ADDITION To CATHEDRAL

_ _ _ Hu M _ R _ _»' _ A gl r STAFF.-lle'v_ James (‘. Mr:Guigan.

50 (’I|'(°l\l‘ (’l`0I`l-T0 51 l'0Ut‘ ;;:rr;;.(efrgm rmngii-:,;;:|eczInnnigI\e‘:1 ‘gf I). D., roccntily ordained. at Rustlco is

((){|n.(. uf mu. ]),._ -Messrs J. A. G. I-:ins and G. W. Poolefrenduis a few 'lays wltuh ,mn unch.,

:ind J. Buchanan and G. B. Rivers of Rcv. I . I). MlrG\1Ii-12\n- I - 1 - V0l`""l‘

(}0lll'0V) St' John* River. On Sunday last. he sung Mass

‘ ____ 'and preached an excellent sermon on

0III('(‘ I|l‘S.--8.30 I0 I0 2l.lll. A and gloom was cost on tho homo the Gospel ot' the day. Dr. McGlligall.

. of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gallant,,who is one of the youngest and most

"00 I0 '; I""l° when the Angel of llf-:ith visited their brilliant ol' tho Island clergy. is to bv

7 00 to 9 ,In home and took one of their dauglil- atiaclied totho(1atlieiii'al stiiif and will

' ‘ 1' ' c-,rs_ Mary Josephine, ini the 25th year inter upon his duties there in a few

I __f'\> lol’ her age. Deceasei was a very tuys. »

L I lmnc "M7 highly esteemed person hy all who ---

knew her. Sho will be greatly missed i this community. During her ill-

__ formerly of Fredericton. P. E. island

“own ;gRqa5i?]A1;S :L]Ee;§;`;?Ei';: has enlisted in lst Battalion, Com. 2 um of nm‘nre gh nn," I’ Regina, sank., his many friends will

, nc er young new be pleased to know he has been one

ple' Recently 4 merry boauul len' Fr' of the successful Island boys in the » wa- Brldge.Arriving there they aroused m serve his Khf and Country'

n ness sho was visited by her pastor. suulty lists of June 8th and Sith. Rev. Father Gaudet, who administer- Wounded, D. Gregory, Charlottetown. - ~ ho last rites ofthe Catlin- Gassed F. L. Coyle. Charlottetown;

CHRONIC DISEASE’ I1i(<l:t<?liIi]I',<Ilit She leaves to mourn- a `AG Bruce -Charlottetown R W. l-lar~

CURATIVE TREATMENT IW W9 s rrowlng 'father and mother. five sie per: Charlottetown; R.W'.G_ McCal-

mfmth In “d"a“C"- VI°'°"I° H°¢°|' lgrs and four hrothr-rs, namely, Mrs. lum Brackley; W. G. Campbell, Cape »ch“l`I°I't°t°W“' P_‘E-I" C“““d“° l/en. Gaudet, of (',hi~lsea. Mass., Mrs. Traverse; C. S. Ross, Charlottetown;

HOURS' 12 to ‘I daily* Now Andrew Doiron, Caroline, of Char- N. H. Dolllols, Charlottetown. Priso-

$811-

_FIRE .-The promptness

GOING OVERSEAS-Pope Murray.

Mrs Taylor, 49 Dorchester Street.

--WOUNDED-Lt A B. Murphy

of the 8ili lie a y’

ISLAND CASUALTIES- The tol-

lowing names are in the Ottawa oa-

Gatea. received a wire yesterday

morning advising her ogg? death of ber sister. Mrs. (Din) rge Small- wood, of Somerville. Musa. The body will be brought here" where lntefr- ment will take place. /

ANOTHER ISLANDER GA88ED.-

Mr. James Boyce, Bonshaw, received a telegram Sunday informing him that his son. Sergeant Harry Boyce. of No. 8 Siege Battery. is in hospital in England sullerlng from the effects of shell gas. Sergt. Boyce left here with the battery in September. 1916, and hu been continuillsly on the fir-

ing ling since his arrival ln France. He is a ve y popular young olllcer and his ma.ny`,frlends will hope soon to hear ot hla_§-recovery. ._

wanuino wo Auroiars- wnnt

mlght"have been u serious accident happened at Falconwood Monday evening when a car driven at a reck- less rate of speed ran ol'l_.the drive- way and collided with a stump. se- riously damaging the car. The occu- pfints got off with a few bruises. The Medical Superintendent and the Su- perintendent of the farm have decid- ed, for the safety ofthe 'patients and all concerned, that automobiles going at a higher rate of speed than ton miles an hour/on Falconwood drive- way will be prosecuted and prohibi- ted from going on the grounds ut all. They have also decided that cars will not be allowed on the grniludpiifter 7, o‘clock p. m. except (n business, as they excite the patients and also be- cause lt is not deemed advisable that these grounds should be used as an pleasure resort.. Automobiles halvlo been known to he on these grounds as late as midnight, ia. cause of serious disturbance to the patients. Notices to this effect will be posted nn the l~‘alcon_wood roads and stringent meas- ures wil .be adopted to prevent any abuses. ~

--INSTITUTE WORK.-The ladies

of the Wellington Women's institute niet on May 21, at the home of Mrs. John Goodwin. Sixteen members and four visitors' were present. Minutes of last meeting were 'read approved ot' and duly signed. Financial statement showed cash on hand to be fifty-eight dollars. On motion oi’ Miss Nelligan _and Mrs. Jas. Ayers-Mrs. Charles Ayers and Miss McCabe were iippoint- ed auditors in place of Mrs. Dr. De- laney and Mrs. F. Gallant. lt is decid- ed that thirty eight dollars be expend- ed this month in buying wool for spin- ning- and knitting. Thirty pairs of socks were shipped to soldiers during May. It was also proposed to hold an annual meeting dirring the month of June, as there will be a change of sec- retaries before next meeting. Meeting will be held _at Mrs. Arsenault's on a date to be decided by the Supervisor. The Question Box was then opened and eighteen questions mostly dealing with Domestic Science and Gaiwleiiliig were read and discussed. Many use- ful and interesting hints were handed around. Mrs. Jos. McNeil and hlrs. (‘hnrles Ayers iisslsteil Mrs. Goodwin in serving. most appetizing refresh- ments. After presening the thanks of' he meeting to the hostess and singing “God Save our Men" the meeting ad-

journed. n _

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f I I - lottetown, Angle and Janie. The bro- nor Repatriated, T. Arsenault, Ab- ._m t ¢ n¢, ¢v¢n mx gm 0 _ , Y g

a ` thers ure-l’et0I‘ illlfl -I0l'I`y. 0f Wefilflll. ram's Village. Gnssed D. L. Her-

S' S' HBSSIAN Mass. Henry in the military service knn, Pembroke; s. B. Menenn, carin- B;"{m°g g‘:|"°":" in England, and Joseph. The funeral gan; [L L_ Mgliinnn gnmmersldn; J_ MSJQQ 19° shag' service was conducted by Rev' Fm-I’9l` F. I’urcliai-ie, Mt. Vernon; J. F_. Mc- ” u no P E I ' Gaudet. The pall bearers were Peter Kennn; p_ _D0y1e_ Launching; R_ Hen. °" ° ' ’ ' ' Pineau. CYFIHC PI“e““- Pele* Petefi. ry, West Royalty; E. D. Hayden, Bon Martin Eugene, Florence Dolron. Dnndn,5_

I J* D' STEWART' K* C' May her soul rest.in peace.

Barrister, Sgllcltor and RUISS-SINCLAIR NUPTIALS-The

marr nge takes place nt 7 o'clock this

N0tal°y Public morning, at the home of the bride's

Dfllca Newlon Block, Charlottetown ‘v-- =-av-~ --»---» sister. Mrs. I.. A. Wright, Summer-

Bflhch 0f|l¢¢. G00|'il¢¢°Wl\ , side, of Miss Marian Davidson Russ,

Money to Loan on Real Estate _ ' 'laughter ot Mrs. J. B. Russ, and Mr.

- -rw \’-' William Claude Sins-.lair_ Assistant

Barrlsters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

llc. Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank

larriltara and Attorneys lollcitora for Royal Bank of Canada IIONIV T0 LOAN.

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larrletor Attorney-at-Law Barrlatora Attorneys-at-Law Ofllco Royal Bank Building Charlottetown. P.lll.I.

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L lib.-. ~man will be Rev. Mr. Wheeler.. of _. I Summerside. The bride, who will be

,Q/u ‘ unattended, will be given away hy

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Teach Chiiclren to Use Cuticura Soap

Because it is bent for their tender skins. Hcép it now and ihen wiiii toucheaol uticurs Ointmenta plied tolirst signs of redness, roiiglgnrefi,

pimpin or dandnid. If mothers won only use these luper-creamy emollientr for evern-day toilet pur- poses how much su erin might he avoided bglpreventinf littfe skin ani Klip trou er becnm ng serious.

Manhger of the Bank of Nova Scotia.

the ceremony and breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair will leave by automo bile for Borden where they will en- Iraln for a honeymoon trip through the Annapolis Valley and other points ol' interest in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. After an absence of ah- niit two weeks they will take up their residence in St. John. N.B. Miss Russ, whose early home was in Sum- meraide. and who resided for a num- ber of years in Charlottetown, is ex- tremely popular in both cities. During the past week the haDl>Y bride-to-be was showered with 'many beautiful

gifts from vfirionds ig dklileiglult EE 1n__`l_u’ co. 3 ' 2 _

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famous old Ontario winter wheat' flour for pastry".

But the iced cook ol* today _does not have to buy “special pastry" flour to get such results. he uses the saine flour for Bread as she does for Pastry-and is particularly careful to see that her dealer always sends

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' ‘*BBA:VEl_l" FLOUR contains Ontario fall wheat blended with western spring wheat to increase -the strength, without decreasing the delicate, nutlikeilavour.

Quite naturall ‘thhBread Rolls and Biscuits you make with7“Beavei"’ Flour' '

have a flavour, a tastiness, a satisfying deliciousnesa, that yoirncver remember to have enjoyed in such breadstutli before. I '

“Beaver” Flour il blended in exact Eroportions, which are predetermined bi

aeientihc tests. "Thus, it is always t e‘ same in strength and quality, and wi llwaya give the 'nano-happy results. ' _

Try it for Bread and Pastry--have your dealer send a sack'for'bal'¢Ing day. _Be sure and get the genuine-order by name,-and insist- on having “Beaver”

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