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lil. oats Till! Bh0Ul\‘l -l15V0 M911 R H Stnvert, of Hunter Rivei, Rev
R.R No 1, Lorne, Ont.
‘Tor over three years, I was
confined to bed with Rlieumahsm.
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from n numbei of doctors, and tried
nearly everything I saw advertised to
sure Rheumatlsm, without receiving
any benefit
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tives". Before I had used halfa box,
I noticed an improvement , the pain
was not so severe, and the swelling
started to go down
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dlfffw, improving all the time, and
now I can walk about two miles and
do light chores about the place".
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Telephone 75|
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MONIY T0 LOAN
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lnrrleterh Attornoyo, Nohry Pub-
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SUCCESSFUL ISLAND TEACHER
-Miss Jeanne A Andrew, daughter
of ‘wr and Mrs Thomas Andrew, of
St Eleanor's who last year was on
the teaching statf of Arundel Aca
demy, is returning next week to
Grande Ligiie, Quebec, where she has
accepted a position on the teaching
stall? at Feller Institute, which is aftil
lated with McMaster University Miss
Andrew proved herself a very eiil
lent teacher at Arundel Academy
he will no doubt hold the same at
eller institute and her friends wish
iss Andrew every success
KNOWN HERE.-The Halifax Re
order says,-ilCaptain J F Tupper,
who is in charge of St Mary’s Parish
their two children, is staying in Tor
nto Mrs Tupper has for some time
een busily engaged in the work of
he lnterChurth Forward Movement
Canada at main headquarters in
oroiito, where she will resnnie her
uties as soon as her health permits
Captain Tupper resided some years
go in Charlottetown while preparing
or orders)
ROTARY CLUB --Rotarian Consul
ierce presided at the weekly lunch
on of the Rotary Club In the R086
nd Gray yesterday Three new
embers were introduced on taking
their seats for the tirst time, viz
Vlessrs Edward Bell. Murdock Bell
nil Gordon Hughes The members
ntertalned one another by briefly de
ailing lion they earned their first
olliir, the cake being unhesitatingly
warded to the member ot one of the
ained professions, who candidly
confessed he had never earned an
ionest do lai in his life
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peoples beauti ul
hair they could
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lowing bulletin from the auction sale rem;-ned "om having ,mended me
of Funsion Bros, St Louis lilidel' Dalhousie College Centenary in Hali-
date of September 17 -Racoon. twen inx Dr Robertson had the honor or
ty live, welt 15 higher, April otter un having the degree of LLD conterred
changed; Australian rabbits furrlers upon him at the convocation held on
sorta. one hundred twenty five ver Sept 11 congratulations io Dr Ron
cent batter sorts, fifty higher than ertson are in order
,New Zealand rabbits, furriern --
sorts one hundred, hatters sorts, ilfty ISLAND HERDS GOOD WORK-
higher than April Badger, ten Clvet, Messrs J M Laird & Son, Kelvlii
fifteen, house cat fifty Wolverine Grove, swept everything in the short
ten higher than April white hares, horn classat Woodstock,NB last week
Mountain Lion, Leopard Cat. unchang and are again to the top this week at
n Glace Bay, received word Thursday sociation They will visit Lawrence l
f the illness ot his wife, who with t0W!l. N S t0 S96 U18 tablet El'9Cl6li
Johnston, M L A Charles C andier,
was sold at auction yesterday fore-
noon to Mr Percy Tamer for $7 700
John Sterling, of Bradalbiine, .ind Mr
Thaln Campbell, of Summerslde. have
lFredericton The never beatori Statil~y
Monarch shown for years at the head
of Messrs Laird's herd now owned
and exhibited by Mr R A Snowball
of Chatham, N B, went down to
second place to Messrs Laird's White
Gloster. a hull of good scale and sup
herb quality This herd won first in
both aged and Breeders herds and a
large number of ilrsts in this class
le
-ON HOLIDAY TRIP.-Rev and
rs H G Melleck of OLeary will
uve on Tuesday for a month’s trip I
through Nova Scotia and New Bruns
wick They will attend the Baptist
Womens' Convention in Wolfville, N
S October 15-I7, and the Maritime
Convention at Woodstock N B Oct
ober 18-2" to which Mr Melleck
goes as a delegate from the Island as
n the Baptist church to the memory
f their son who was killed In the
war During their trip Mr Melllck
will preach in Wolfvllle and other
central places
CUP FOR COMPETITIONI-At
meeting of the Provincial Advisory
Committee for cooperation In Boys
Work held in the Y M C A the
kind offer of Mr Taylor Statten oi' a
cup for annual competition among the
Tuxls Boys was accepted and a letter
of appreciation to Mr Statten was
ordered to be forwarded A stipula
tion attached to this cup ls~(l) It is
open to annual competition (2) Any i
Tuxis Square can enter for cup (3) l
Competition shall be based on the
four fold work of the Tuxls program
me (4) Provincial Advisory Coni
mittee shall map out basis of compet
ition Mr Stattcn in a recent letter
says I have always looked upon the
Island as a place from which Canada’s
best men come, and consequently I
have counted it as one of our most(
important Y M C A fields I be
lieve In the days to come many of our
outstanding Y M C A leaders will
b ‘Spud Islanders '
FROM OVERSEAS-After live
years of service overseas Regimental
Sergeant B F Macdonald arrivei in
Charlottetoivn on Tuesday night 'Ile
Arrived in Canada by the S S Min
iieilakha, B. considerable number of
other men from this province being
among the troops who came hy this
ship Mr Macdonald enlisted in 1911
in the original 25th Nova Scotia B t
talion He put in eighteen and ii 'ilf
months of service in France and took
part in all the principal fighting in
which the Canadians were engngci
ilurlng that time During the ‘ight
ing on the Somme in October 1916, lin
‘vas wounded and was' sent to Eng
land for treatment Upon his recov
ery he returned to France and aftoi
eelng further service was transferr
nd to the 2nd Casualty Training Sta
tion in England and later was made
Regimental Sergeant with the Can
adian University troops Sgt Macdon
ald is a native of Amherst and hi
wife was formerly Miss Emma Barr
of this city
l.Aio ro Ri-:s1'.-'rue nineriri or
the late Mr Jehu Byrne took place
yesterday morfiing It was very large
ly attended., the numerous friends of
the decéased gentleman making it ii
point to be present to pay their lest
‘rlbute to one who was held in the
highest esteem by citizens generally
Rev Maurice McDonald oillciated at
the Requiem service in St Dunstan’s
with his Lordship the Bishop and R
Dr 'McMillan in the Sanctuary, wh e
Rev W V McDonald took the ser
vice at the grave The pallrbearers
were Messrs Joseph MoCarey J J
Michael Moran, D 0'M Reddln and
Col S. R Jenkins The moumers
were as follows -Messrs Arthur and
William Byme, Thomas and Jam s
Baldwin, P V Robin, Francis
Duigan. Thomas Sweeney, Dr ed
well, Col Jack Jenkins and H in-y
Jenkins, R F Maddlgan, Mr M
Leod, T B Grady, J. I Davies, E
T Higgs, MLA C.G Duffy MLA
J Cronan, Joseph Carter, F J Nash.
George Reddln, Mr. Loughran and
Charles Moran The floral bequests
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