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Mr. Arthur Dunn of Uanse a
' Louise, Gugeiio., Que., writes that
’ he was tlou led with his Kidneys for
, four years, and was almost discouraged when
he saw our Gin Pill advertisement in the papers.
Three boxes relieved him, and after a year of
freedom from pain he is pleased to say he has no
return whatever of his trouble, and wishes us to pub-
liah these facts for the beneit of others similarly ailected.
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Mr. jams Stackhouse of the Faramel Feed Stables, Toronto,
had pains in the back. One doctor treated him for lumbago
and spinal afection-another ordered X-ray treatment, but
with no result. Mr. Staokhouse couldn‘t sleep in bed for six
weeks, then, after twelve days in the hos ital, his wife
urged him to try Gin Pills. To-day he is Free from pain,
quite active. and attending to businms.
Don‘t neglect your kidneys. If you suffer from 'n in
the back, constant headaches, swollen handgu and
ankles, pains in the joints, your kidneys or bladder
need immediate attention. Gin Pills should be
used at once.
Most dealers sell Gin Pills. If you cannot get
them, send us 50 cents for one box, or $2.50
for 6 boxes. A sample box free upon
request.
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In our show room 117 Kent St. Revere Hotel
Block. We have a large number of finished Monu-
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Call or write before purchasing, _ ~
Special attention will begiven to lettering on
monuments already set in all cemeteries. '
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- `F|.ow|s|is'aPPnlc|A1'2o.-Mr
James Tait. Charlottetown as thc
tbggks os' the ladies add hospital stat!
of o P nee County Hospital for the
very beautiful bouquets presented to
the nurses of the P. C. Hospital at
‘lhelr recent graduation . -X .
PROMOTIO_N.- Corporal Walter
Traidor, Bugler instructor of the 105th
Battalion, hlzviulg rocelvlpd biz; iconi-
ilca efroxn e oyal Sc ool o n au-
try at Halifax has been promoted to
the' rank. of Sergeant. Hia friends
hea`_rtily.congratulate Sergeant Trainor
on this promotion.
' \8LANDER8 IN CASUALTY LIST.
-Word received from Ottawa yeater-
'uay _stated Wilfrid R. Gunn or New
London. P. E. l., previously reported
missing is now known to be a prisoner
,of war at Gleason.
Peter McDougall, of Morell, was
wounded lu the recent fighting on
June 5th. He has been admitted to
the General Hospital at Camiers.
WOUNDED IN BATTLE.-- The
friends of Mr. John O. Davis, who left
Charlottetown in January, 1915 for
Liverpool, England, his native place,
where he enlisted in the Liverpool Pals
Regiment, ia now in hospital in Eng-
land, having been wounded in action.
at the front. His many friends here
will he sorry to hear this and will
sincerely hope to hear aoon_o! his re-
covery. Mr. Davis, for a time repre-
sented the firm of Robert Simpson &
Co., Montreal, and wa also employed
with Mr. J. J. Hornby.
ANNANDALE.-On Sabbath last
the Rev. Wm. McLeod Dr_es.ched at
Annandale Presbyterian Church at 11
a. m.. taking for a subject “Tho Lord’a
Prayer. The prayer meeting in the
Baptist Church at '1 p. m., was led by
Deacon John Howlett. There was
quite a large audience and a goodly
interest manifested.-Misses Dixon and
McDonald passed through Annandale
on Saturday.- The Jackson Brothers
of Fortune Bridge were in Annandale
on Snbbath.-- Mr. W. H. Uuderhay.
the Egg Collector, passed through this
vicinity on Tuesday. He reports his
business brisk. The fishing is fair
with lobsters but fresh bait ia some-
what scarce.- Ccroping ia about done
with the exception of turnips and buck-
wheat.--U. ‘
In loving remembrance of Charles
McMillan who died on May 10th at
his home Cove Head at the itipe old
age of 90 years. Ho leaves to mourn
one son Wendall on the old home, be-
sides two brothers Robert Bracklcy,
1-‘uint Road, Donald Rusticn and one
sister Mrs. James Laird, New Glas
gow, P. E. I., besides scores of
friends who will cherish the memory
of a grand old man, whom to know
was to love. The funeral took place
from his home, and he was laid to rest
in the McMillan burying ground. The
services at the houae and grave was
conducted by Rev. Dr. Fullerton. The
pallbenrers were composed of his nep-
hews, namely Hugh McMillan Corn-
wall; John Mclvlillnn, West River;
Murdock McMillan ,Brackley Point;
Nothan McMillan, Cove Head; James
'lt.."Cove Head; Donald McMillan,
Stanhope.
God has called our father from us,
To the realms of heedleas light,
There to Rest with Him forever,
Where all things are pure and bright.
Entered into rest at his home in
Nine Milo Creek, Tuesday evening,
May 23, 1916, Albert Ernest, dearly
'beloved son of Allan and Mrs. Living-
stone 'at the early age of 28 years. He
was not in robust of health for some-
time and was going about until three
days previous to his death, and on the
date mentioned above he phased peace-
fully away to be with-Jesus, which ia
much better. I-le being of a kind and
cheerful nature, always willing to help
others, was much loved by all who
know him. Besides his sorrowing
parents he leaves to mourn six sisters
and two brothers namely Mrs. Win.
Taylor Jr., St. Peters Island; Mrs.
James Cowan, Providence, R. I.,
who arrived homeio attend the funer-
al, Mrs. Hugh MacDonald, Nine Mile
Creek, Belle training for a nurse at
Falconwood Hospital, Charlottetown,
'Ada. Sadie, Dan and' Fletcher at honio.
,Much sympathy _ia felt for the bereav-
ed parents and family as only a short
time ago their eldest son and brother
David died in Winnipeg. The funeral
which took place on the 26th was
largely attended evidenced the qsteem
in which he was held. The services
were conducted by his pastor the Rev.
D. iV_ucLean. Tim rail bearers were
Robbie Currie. Jcin\ Livlngstme, Mur-
,tin Mat-Donald. Pte-s. Neil MacEachern
diver i\';'ncDonalrl nad Stanley Taylor.
Though we here may meet no more,
Yet there is__a brighter "shore,
There relieved from toil and pain,
There we all may meet again. '
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_Tho death of Owen Clarkln which
occurred in Elmwood, Lot 31 was felt
with-sincere regret throughout the
tcotnmunity. ` r ' __
'The deceased a son ofthe late Owen
Cfarkin, who pre-deceased him three
years. was a young man twenty-nine
lyoars of ago. of a good moral charact-
\ qr. it kind and genial disposition. had
s ready wit and a true . love for all
men. 1-le was intelligent, prudent and
thrifty. reputed by all his acquaintand-
ei; as s noble citizen, giving at all
times his hsltrtiest support to any
thing that had ,for its object the bet-
terment of the country. -
i He ‘ss _su earnest worker and s
most s ccessful farmer in which cap-
acity he had displayed the same oflici-
ency which - characterized his work
_ elsewhere. ,Hg it suillce to say that
he had the h ourable distinction of
owning one of the best properties .in
Lot 05 parish. 'ffhe deceased was a
strrilig, gtivo anzlhglsalthy *young mah.
luut wmon ow an econ-
traoté a severe c_old‘.‘ which gradually
gre# worn till- linally _,it was beyond
the power oi mod cal skill to sid him;
and,i‘t was evident éhlt the end-was
fast approaching, sn on May 22nd he
‘passed peacefully torest. well fortifi-
ed' by the rites of the Catholic Church
v ix- e'hur=  hiy supported. _
#Ms hitters!-£%olt place on the 'Sith
to St. Ann’s Lot 05 where s Moulem
h?l1.l!la_s wl_ , 13:11! MY- 
e Curmn, gédisll t was loft of _,
'hlslfly usp ' le younrmsn was
laid to rest1|n‘ths garish yard, there
I0 »'Walt.tlll‘»Ul QIIOYII. ‘ ',_. ‘l
-au=~r Arrseciarao " nt
which they nrenenuatn me district.
-- ron _ rxrniorlc Punrosear-
The sum ot $17. for paznotie purposes,
WI! Pedim at _the Patriotic Concert.
in the P l_iyterian»-ouugpgg 0|; Fri,
diy 1418111, _s_ _nice proxrtmme _was reud
ered. Closingiwith Bod Savo'_'_l‘he King.
WEDDING ANN9 ¢l|lEN`|’-Tho
Willhmn. `Dl\llhter of Mr. and Mrs
Ttylw. aan f Mn aullqan-Ji1D. 'ray
101'. _is announced.-to takesplscepihls
month. 'f . mn. ..._ .. 
43. has received' the -following letter
from his aon§Authony no'w`.in_Epgland
No. 469131 Slgnallor Anthony. J. Mar
gtterpool Camp, Satuliingt»‘Kent Co.,-
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few lines to _let you._k_no_w,_l am well
hoping this will find-you.the same. I
am enjoying myself .fine over here
now and we are gettll18 Plenty tp eat.
there ia rnud over our boot tops. llvhen
Bran1sh‘ott`Chmp.-~.Blnco then we-have
moved. Now we are__only a few miles
from the English Channel and on a
clear day we can sae the coast of
France as it is only 25_ miles across
the water. '
England is a fine place to seo. I
havebeen to London for six days
leave. I had a. ilne time' l_aaw all t be
fine buildings inside and it is worth
while to take the trip to aee them. I
saw the King and Queen and I was so
close to them I could have touched
them'wlth my hand._I also saw where
they live. London is the largest city
sed lt. '
I have not received any letters from
you yet. l_havo received about a dozen
from some of my old girls in Canada.
I want you_to write to me every week.
I 'will do the dame for it takes 14
days to take a letter to Canada. _
I could tell you a lot of news if`we
were allowed to write it but we are
not so I have not much to tell you this
time. Iwiil write every week. The
mail leaves Halifax ,from here every
Friday and Saturday so you know
when to write.
I think I will cloae for this time
hoping to hear from you soon.
I remain your loving son,
ANTHONY,
N'o. 469131 Slgnuller A. J. Martin,
Signal Section 64th Batt.
C. E. F., Otterpool Camp,
Snndllng. Kent Co., Eng.
Following address was presentedl
to Mr. H. J. Mahon, Druggist previ-
ous to his departure from Souris. May-
or Mathew made the presentation in
the Town Hall. The other speakers
included Messrs J. J. Hughes M. P..
H. D. McLean M. L. A.. Dr. McDon-
ald M. L. A., Ex-Mayor Brennan,
Capt. D. McDonald and others. Mr.
Mabon made a iltting reply.
Souris. P. E. I.. June 5, 1916.
T H. J Mahon Esq
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msrriaxe of Miss .Elisabeth I-Iazef
Charles Williams; to -Dar.-Rorallisniaa
Mr. rsienmmia, Ntiw Tacaam. Loo 1 E 
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that on account of the seriousloss you
sustained this spring, in the destruc-
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and the delay and expense of re-build
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and .yourself quite Ireqixontll/-_ and in
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when enjoying a quiet whilf»of_,the
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some of the pleasant hours spent thorn
Signed on behalf of the citizens of
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