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B82 St.
“In I was taken suddenly ill
with Stomach Trouble and
dropped in the street. I was treated
by several physicians for nearly two
years. Iwasin constant luis-ery from
my stomach and my weight dropped
down from 225 pounds to 160 pounds.
Several of my friends advised me to try
‘Fruit~a-tives’ and I did so. That was
eight months ago. I blgan to improve
all/las! wil/1 [hz filo! dose, No other
medicine I ever used acted so pleasantly
and qulcltlyg as ‘Fruit-a-tives’, and by
using it I’recovorctl from the ditlfzrsing
Stomach Trouble, and all pain and
Collstipalion and nlisefy :vers cured. I
completely recovered by the use of
‘Fruit-a-tives’ and now I weigh 208'
pounds. I cannot praise ‘Fruit-a-tives’
¢n0ugh”. H. WH1’l‘MA.N.
500. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
 
KS
How FAIiIA:ini3EC0ME THIN
Perhaps you are .suddenly becoming
stout,or it may Ile that you have been
putting on weigllt for years. In either
l-use the cause' is the sunlc»- luck of
oxygell-carl'yillg power of the blood.
'l‘llis trouble occurs in adults of both
sexes anti all ngesl but it may be over-
rollle very easily and without _ any uf
the privutlons that most people ima-
lgine necessary to._reduce their weight.
Simply go to your druggist and get
some oil of orilene capsules. Take one
altt-r` each meal and one. .before going
ln ho<l.Weigllyourselfsq as to- know
lllsl llow, fa.lli,.you_ar'e_Iosiug_ weight.
Wonderful, results have been aecomp-_
lished by this inexpensive recipe, but
be sure to »gef:~the genuineoil of orl-
lene in capsule form. --lt is sold _only
in original-_ .sealed  packages.V Any_
large llruggist can supply you. Or a
large size box will be sent on receipt
ol' $1100. AddressD. J. Little Drug Co..
llox»i240 Montreal, Call.
Have you `
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three platelt and nut grater, if
preferred. Cuts breed, ment, vege-
table _fruit food of every kind.
Kelli? clssnod alter use.
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Given Free with every Machine
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E fhsrlottetows Gssrdisl`
- MON DAY '
CHANGE OF RE8IDENCE.- Mr.
George Burgess and family are busily
°“g“g°d 1” m0VIl1S their furniture in-
to the residence ,lately vacated by
Mr. H. B. Arbing. Victor1a__V_
~CONCRETE WALKS.-The Mal-
-P°‘I“° €0l1El'€gation are constructing
¢0"¢I"9l~° Walks .to the street door un-
der the able direction of that able
contractor, Mr. Melford Wu0¢1g1de_
NEW HOUSES;-A tastefully Qs-
lslgned and up-to-date double-tenetnent
.cottage is being completed on'the'
piece of vacant ground at the top of
Hillsborough street. Electric llgln,
:bathrooms und ull the latest-sanitary
nlprovoments' are being installed for
MF- Newsonle, V
RESIDENT LEAVES.- Mr. Hz B.
Arbinls. a hizlilyrespected citizen of
CI`_l1Dl1ud for the past number of years,
|91! 1381 Weokjor Cllariottetown where
he will reside. 'Ile was accompanied
by Mrs. Arllillg and their little 'dau-
ghter Durotlly.-V. ._ ._ _
NEW RES|DENT.- Mr. Jerry
Dawson and family, formerly oi' ’l`ry-
on, have arrived ill Crlxpaud and are
residing in the dwelling lately pur-
chased by Mr. Warren Simmons from
Mr. Ricllllrd ,I.ea. Mr. Dawson is
gllgretzker of the Silver Tip Black Fox
REMARKABLE FISH - Mr. Wm.
J. Muttart, one of the party who are
camping ut Darnley caught a remark-
able trout up Baltic River on Monday
last with a “Silver Fly" hook. The
ilsll measured 22 7-8 inches ill lellgtll,
and weighed 4 1-4 pounds.
SCH. “OUTLOOK” NOW IN PORT.
-'l‘lle schooner "Outlook," Capt. Ar;,
chibald MeDolluld, Murray Harbor, 1'.
E. I.. is now at the wharf with a cargo
of potatoes. fish, etc., says a New
Glasgow exchange. The very reason-
able prices being asked for the differ-
ent lilies life being taken advalitage
of by many.
VISITING-Mr. Frederick J. Cro-
zieralld wife, of Bridgewater, Maine,
are paying a visit to the home of his
late father, the lute Wm. Crozier of
Baltic. Mr. Crozier, who owns an
auto, says f tiley were allowed to run
here he would motor from his home
to the Island and tour it. He also
says -that many more of his yankee
friends would do likewise.
THE GARDE_N'S FLORAL TRIU-
MPTS.-> September still sees some
goorgeous patches of colour in the'
square. Ovnls of scarletgeralliunls ill
front or llle Post' Olliée still aerlglll
the eye. while the'more subdued but
harmonious- blending of white, grey.
blue and .brown  in-the geometrical
parterres in front of the Government
building is certainly a masterpiece of
florilllart. `  '
There passed peacefully torest, at
Knutsford; ~August_27th, after a lin-
gerillg illness, which he bore patient-
leavés ‘to ‘mourn besides a wide circle
'of friends and relatives, a sorrowing
widow, four daughters, Mrs. G. W. ,
Ramsay, Knutsford; Mrs. Lewis Mac-
one son, Donald, at the homo in which
he will be greatly missed. The fun-
-orttl which was largely attended was
l-olllllleiell by the Rev. -Robert Mur-
rlly, llnd all that was mortal of al. kind
and loving husband and father, was
laid to rest ill the Presbyterian Ceme-
tory, Mount Royal, Lot 9.
‘CHURCH l _-'ROAD SCHOOL. -The
following is the standing of the pupils
of the jjllurcll Road School for the
lnolltll of August. Grade V. (Sr.)-
Ethel James average 88. Grade V. (jr.)
I, lloruce James. 2, Flora McKinnon.
_tirudc 1V.-1. Lloyd James. 2. Wesley.
James. Grade lil.-1, John McKinnon.
2, Florence James. 3, Elmira Sander-
son. Grade ll.-1. Margaret Beaton,
2, Murdock McKinnon. Grade l.-1,
('hristilla McKinnon, il, Elizabeth Mc-
Killlloll, 3, Cllllriie James, 4, Herbert
Julnes,5. I-lonler Salldersoll.V’1‘lle fol-
lowing have attended school eyery day
this lnontll: Florence James, Margaret
BBeaton. - ,
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Tells How She Wu Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink-
hsm’s Vegetable
C°11_\l>.°\\~|- _
Logsnsport, Ind.-“My baby was
over s year old ond I bloated till I was
,8,,.,,..m,,..,\..,__,,,. ,,_,,,,,_ o burden to myself.
jf;-,,i;`,Ili*‘ " : \*_;l=_~.~§’; I suRered from fo-
 -`_V=:p male trouble so I
gi `_;V could not stand on
V,,,V¥..V V _Vg-V my feet and I felt
Fiiligll ',V1“l Iiglédcl milliorll);‘c¢]l‘f
""i‘;*.l__V I _V rs- It V cl Word -
ii%§i';é  _ ing me sllovar. At
' 4 / lost my doctor told
_ this refused I
wld my busbsnd to get mo s bottle of
Lydia E. Pinkllsm's Vegetable Coln-
pound srld I would ? it before lwauld
submit to my epéi-s' dll. He did no and
1 tmp;-°v¢lVi right. siong. I smoow dying
'\Ii'lny‘woi‘k ¢M*f“\9'|¢5l*- ` '
“l hope other sudering women will try
your Compound. _ I will recommend it
to sll I' kliowi"-Mis.  D. B._
m.vls,11o Fmxlla q..Ip¢u»l»rr.1mt.
Since we gunrnntoo that all Ilssdmo-
nials which ws publish sro shuttle, Is It
fsir to ` that Lydia E.
' I 'dl womm It will h I
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like mmnoll . tu
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Kenzie, Springfield; Sadie, Pearl, and '
suppose
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DR. A. ROSS IN LONDON.-Among
the registrations in the' Montreal- Star
Oflice ill London last week-was Dr.
Alex Rolls, Charlottetown, P. E.l l.
PATRIOTIC WORK.- During the
months of- July alld August the -New
London Womell's institute have made
and forwarded to the Red Cross Soci-
ety, Charlottetowlt, the following list.
of goods. _2 dressing Gowns, 13 flan-
nel' day shirts, 17 pajamas suits,~ 15
sheets, 30 pilloyv-eases, 15 prs. Socks,
5 pr. towels, 10 handkerclliefs, 200
dressilig-covers, 200 moutll-wipes, roll
bandages. Mrs. W. S. Found, Presid-
ent; Mrs. M. Constable. Secretary.
PRIZE COMPETITIONS-The three
silver medals to be awarded to boys
and girls attending the public schools,
namely,-for the best poem of not
tnore than 0 verses, the best essay not
more than 350 words, and best photo-
graph, (all subjects left to the good
taste of the scholars) will close tllis
(Monday) night, Sept, (itll. These
competitions have been open for over
two months and quite a number of
entries have been received in each
class. After the judges have selected
the winllers, the medals will be pre-
sented, and the prize poem and essay
published.
PATRIOTIC WORK.- The ladies
of Cumberland institute held an ice-
cream festival, also sale of candy,
drinks etc.. at Elliott Hall, Rocky
Point on Wednesday, Sept. Ist. The
night being line a. .goodly crowd as-
sembled from neighboring district and
elsewhere, thus making the festival a
success in every way. The proceeds
amounted to $40.00 which go to the
aid of the Rell Cross Society ill their
noble work. Mucll credit is due the
,l’residellt, Mrs. John McMillan in her
untiring efforts to make the festival a
success. Miss Jean Kelly, Charlotte-
town, greatly pleased the crowd by
dancing the “Highland Fling."
BIBLE MEETING. -On thei even--
ing of Sept 2nd, Mr. J. D. Seaman
addressed at Hazelbrook lt meeting
representing the constituency of the
Alexandra Branch of the Canadian
Bible Society. Deacon Layton McCabe
presided and introduced the speaker,
wllo in a clear eloquent and forcible
manner outlined the wonderful world-
wide work of the British and Foreign
Billie Society, speaking more partic-
ularly of the work which its auxil-
Canadian Bible Society is
t\‘le work of all denominations; in
p acing in the hands of every enli-
grant wllo comes to our shores the
Bible or a. portion of it in his own ton-
gue, and now is giving to each soldier
who leaves for the battle-front a
Khaki-bound New Testament. In View
of this greatly enlarged undertaking
alld the great importance of the work,
we bcspeak for the collectors a _gen-
erous response. Tllo following officers
were appointed:-Rev. E. S. Styles.
Holt- Pres.: James McCallum, Pres.
James /\.- Moore, Vice-Pres. Pope Noy,
Treasurer; Sarah H. Jones, Se€y.
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EARNSCLIFFE NOTES-,-_Mrs. Hen-
ty Young and Mrs. Robert Jenkins re-
turn hollleto-duy l§l‘_D_Il1 §VéD_1¢1?»9III1l,"lS'
It -with Mr..and Mrs., Ilelih Y0\1i\E'»
Mlll_ cove,-Mr. _Cl_la_rlea,,y;oulls. farm'
any of Ealnacllffs-_lv\<L_a°\\1.o.f Ma and
Mrs. W. l, Young, Pownal, s in chargli
of ll tllreslllllg outfit ilt-Saskotcllewlln.
and is making eight dollars a day.-
Mrs. Belle Mutcll has gone to spend
the remainder of tllo~stni'lmer with
friends in the States. Mrs. Mutcll is
one of the-most highly esteemed citi-
zens, and iler many friends wish this
very estlmable lady lt pleasant holi-
day, ulld that she may return to
Enrllsrliffe greatly improved in health.
-Mr. Alex Robertson, Red Point, who
ltaugllt school so successlfuliy. here
malty years ago, paid "his friend, Mr.
Frah~li,Mlltcll, a very welcome ,visit
recently. Mr. Robertson has a host
of friends up here, who are always
delighted'--to--see' hlm.»-A city sports-
man had al narrow escape from seri-
ous Injury recently. -While enjoying
the invigorating air near Mr. Twee-
dy’l» shore' Ile was attacked by a par-
ticularly mnlignant type of black duck
and only escaped owing to the fact
that the duck had a broken bill._
HVIil`lE`iiIE'AL-A very pleasant event
took place at St. Peter's Church, St.
Peter’s_ Bay. on Tuesday last when
Miss Mary Mclsaac, one of that local-
ity's fairest and most esteemed young
ladies, became the wife of Alexander
O’Hnnley, of the same place.` The
nuptial knot was tied by the pastor,
Rev`. `A. McAulny. Miss Mary McCor-
rnsc. of St. Georges, cousin of the
bride, and Boniface 0'Hanley, brother
of _the groom, diii the honors for the
contracting parties. After a stlrnp-
tuous wedding breakfast at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Barnaby 0'!-lanley. the bridal party
drove to Bouris for dinner, retuming
in the evening to the home of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mclsaad.
where they Vreceived the hearty con-
gratulations of s large number of ln-
vlted guests. The evening was pleas-
antly spent in dance. song and story.
The many and valuable presents ro-
ceive_d by the young couple were evi-
dence of the high esteem in which
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' 1° ’»..‘.1ili_iI_lii.l<"?‘“?€*"l'l
‘ , ‘f   ` '12 at 10.3_0 and 6, and Mollduy at 10 a.
_  ‘V  SV\,</VV _~ \ ' m. The session will meet on Saturday
‘\\ _`l__\ /5
liary, Tile
doing in our own Dominion, in aidingl
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IIAPDRTANT -READING MATTER SELECTED FROM.'Till5"\IEEii'S"‘NE_WS FOR THE GUA
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RDlAN’S SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS
agent for the lnternational.Hlr.vest-
MontreaI.,_V,_, _ _ _V V __
` ;'rltvoN AND sol-lsnaw _(sap-
tist).--Services will be held at Bon-
.Bhav/, on Sunday next at 11 a. rn and
sions. Service at Tryon 7 o'clock.
CORNWALL METHODIST CIR-
CUIT.- Sunday September 12th., Rev
_L. J. Leard, Superintendent of the
Cornwall Circuit will preach. North
Wiltshire morning. Kingston, after-
noon. Cornwall evening. Hampshire,
Monday eyenlng Sept. 13.
SERVICES AT KINROSS.- In
connection with the communion at
Kinross services will he
held on Thursday 9th at
6,30. Saturday 11th at 6.30. Sabbath
utter divine service,
AUTO PARTY RETURN-Messrs.
S. A. McDonald and S. Albert Macdon-
ald, city, with their wives and families
have returned fronl a very enjoyable
trip through Novo. Scotia in Mr. S. A.
M'{:Donald’s Cadillac. '1‘lley went
through` the Gaspereaux Valley to
Windsor and Kentville and then on
down through the Annapolis' Valley.
OF LOCAL- INTEREST. -- Tile Rev.
ll. P. Cowperthwaitc, D. D., ati' Que
time pastor of Queen Square Church,
alld other Vimportallt charges Vin this
province, and P. E. island. who makes
his home ill Newfoundland, is visiting
in Truro, N. S. He reported-fo 'he ill
excellent .health ‘ and ills occasional
millistratiolls are highly appreciated.
POULTRY MEETINGS.-Mr T. A.
Benson, Dominion Poultry Representa-
tive, will address poultry meetings as
follows: Egluont Bay, Thursday, Sept.
9th; Lorne Valley, Friday, Sept.=10th.
Meetings will commence at 7.30' -p.m.
‘All irlteresetd in poultry production
and marketing should make a special
effort to be present. Ladies specially
invited.
RE-OPENING SERVICES OF
GRACE CHURCH.- For the last two
weeks the property of Grace Method-.
ist Church has been in the hands of
carpenters and painters. The interior
is to be thoroughly renovated and the
exterior of both the Church and Par-
sonage shingled and repainted. The
work on the church will be completed]
by the end of the week and the re-
opening services 'are to be held next
Sabbath, Sept. 12th.. In this con-
nection the Church Board has been
very fortunate inl'securing the servic-
es of the'Rev. I-T. A. Goodwin of Cen-
tral Methodist Church, Moncton, N. B.
who is one of the‘leadirrg preachers of
the Maritime Provinces. He will
preach at 11 a. ln. and 7 p. m. and de-
liver a lecture on Monday evening the
13th inst. Further particulars will be
published later. ~
ssnlous /tdeloenr.-Yesterday
morning Mr Malcolm McDonald, of
Nine Mile Creek met within. serious
_ac.cid,ent._ \He_was_$working in the
harvest field with the binder. Tile
llorsesyvere somewhat difficult to
lna'li‘age‘and he"i\/as leading' theni' by
the heads. He had got them qilieted
dowll when Ile let go and ill leaving
them he accidentally fell and was
struck by the sharp point of the bind-
er, He was also struck by the reel,
and trowll over the knife. One of his
feet got caught, and the guard pelle-
tratcd the ankle bone. wllilst the knife
severely gaslled the flesh._ But for his
presence of mind in lifting his other
foot out of the way he would have
been more severely injured. It is
feared that the allkle is broken.
IN IHE CLU
0__ lvl/lllslvl
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The Great Suffering of a Calgary Lady
Before Rell-ef Was Found.
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There is still lt very prevalent be-
lief that rlleulrlatism is due to cold
or wet weatllel'. This belief is prob-
ably due to the fact that when the
blooll is tllln and watery there is an
acute sellsitlveness to atmospheric
conditiolls alld a cllange of wet wea-
thcr often means a return of the ex-
crucinting puills. Rheumatism, how-
ever. is rooted ill the blood, and it can
only he drivell from the system by
building up and enriching the blood.
llot baths and outward applications
of linilnenl may give temporary relief,
but eullllot cure. If the disease is not
attracted till-otlgll the blood, it simply
fusiells itself more firmly on the sys-
tém, allll tile sllfferer ultimately he-
comas hopelessly crippled. The trlltll
oi' this is proven hy the case of Mrs.
Frank Ford, of Calgary, Alta. Mrs.
Ford says: “I was an almost helpless
cripple from rheumatism. It seemed
£0 have settled in'ev,ery joint. My
rms and llnnds had to he bandngcll.
My ankles were so swollen that I had
§o use crutches. After doetorlng for ll
ong time and growing steadily worse.
,tile doctor advised me to go to Banff’
Springs. I stayed there foreight
‘ weeks taking daily baths and _return-
ed home poorer in pocket, by about
$150' and not one bit improved in
health. I then entered a local hospital,
but did not derive any benefit. l~-was
In such constant pain that l_ almost
wished to die. and I fel sure _I .would
be a lifelong cripple. I was at this
stage that a friend who had been
greatly benefitted by Dr. Willinms'
Pink Pills urgerlme tp try them, I be.
gan the use of the Pills and after tak-
ing them a few weeks the swelling in
,the joints began to go down and the
pain was relieved. This greatly en-
,couraged me and I continued the
ftrentmenf lllltll in the course of three
‘months the cure was complete. I had
thrown sway the crutches, could walk
8l1YWll6l'0 Gnd O0 my Own housework,
,and l never felt better In my life than
:I do' at the present time. and _nIl» this
.is due to the use of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills./l have`also Riven the Pills to my
daughter who' suffered from anaemia
and she has gained- In flesh and be-
'pome a strong, healthy gir1_"
. li' yolt are suffering from rheumaf.
iam or any weakness of the blqml
give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills g mir
triisl and they, Will Bbnndlly restore
you to health and strength. Sold bv
all medcine dealers or by mall at 50
,cents a box or six boxes for S2 50 b
-VI. _
P. E. ISLAND CAR FERRY.-Capt.
lor returned Saturday evening
Tay ' '
MALPEQUE-Mr. Thomas MacNutt,, from Halifax. While there he had the
pleasure of inspecting the Prince Ed-
ing Co., has returned from a visit to' ward island Car, Fégry. Heil says' ip
shape she is the ffinwt loo-préakes hc
had»ever»seen. Her bow to all upp'ear-
ances is just what all ice-breaker
'should have. She is much nlore
'stronl built than any of the i<-fl
- » K Y . '
3 p. ln. SDBCIBI 0i'l'el‘il1gB 101' l11iB~' boats here and for accommodation sh.
is simply palatiai, having everything
possible for the comfort alld conven-
ience of the public. Her accommoda-
tion for officers and crew is also splen-
uid. There is no doubt, Capt. Taylor
thinks, but that she will give a. good
account of herself. - -
' l-lol/lE GUARD.-alter a gona arlll
last evening with rifles at the Drill
Hull, a meeting was held to award
the prize for the best score made at
the recent shooting matches at Ken-
sington Range. It is only fair to say
that the lligllest score made was Prof.
J. A. Clarke, wllo made 38. Prof.
Clarke and' A. R. Wise botllmmutle
38 poillts out of fifty. but owing to the
fact that they had previously_sllot
with the 3.03 alnullitioll ‘they were
.barred out from the competition. Mr.
J. R. Gillis, a 'yo'ullg, lnlln wllo never
sllot-an army service rifle, woll_i.llt-
shoots that the l_Iolne Guards llllvo
had has been excellent practice for
tllem and tllanks were tendered G. l<‘.
l-illtchel-lon wllo 'prtmellted the prize;
also a vote of thanks was tendcrl~d
Mr. Ii. V. Longwortll, tfaptaill Lulldri-
gan, Lieut. Sterlls and' W. S. Louson
for the assistance they gave in concil-
ing the men and taking the respollsi-
bility in the three difi`erellt practice
shoots. Tile men are anxious to have
another practice before the cold well-
tller setlrilll btlt owing to the scarcity
ol' ammunition they will not be able to
have another practice, unless some
ulnmullitlon is fol-illcontillg. Possibly
tins may be arranged by the authori-
t cs.
PERSONAL MENTION.-- Mrs. ii.
C. Cannon and Miss Pearl Cannon.
Charlottetown, were passengers to
Victoria on the S. SLI-larlalld Wed-
nesday evening and returned Thurs-
-day evening.- Mrs. James Richards,
Victoria, was a passenger to Charlot-
tetown on the S. S. Harland Thtlrsllay
_evening.- Mrs. Will Drake and Miss
Bell Trowsdale arrived in Victoria
on the S. S. Harland Wednesday
evening on a visit to Mrs. Pierce
Trowsdale, and returned to Charlotte-
town Thursday everling.- Mr. Bert-
ram Pellpraise, Victoria, is spending
a few pleasant holidays among friends
in Charjlottetowll.- lVl_rs. Fleigller and
daughter Annie, \vllo having been
visiting at the home of K. C, and Mrs.
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town Thursday evening on the S. S.
Traverse, is visiting in Victoria at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, l\il-.I\'evill.-
Mrs. Joseph Rogers alld daughter lliiss
Bessie, wllo have spent the past two
months visiting ill Victoria, left Fri-
day on return to their home in Sum-
merville, Massf- Miss Florence Pen-
praise, Victoria, left Friday morning
on at visit to relatives in Lowell.
l\'iass.- Miss Blullche McDonald, Vic-
toria, left, Friday lllorllitllf, for llosioll.
Mass, where slle will spend the winter
moul' Snow, Victoria, were ill Charlot-
tetown _on business Friday of last
week.- Mr. Warren Newsome, Cra-
paud, made tl. business trip to Sum-
r-di.
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three officers. Since .that time t
numbers have been depleted by
inet that sonic went to the fron
flrllfts and others were trallsferre
llalifux, so that returning there
just 25 men and one oiilcer, Lieut. J.
l’urker l-loopcr who was in comma
Tile men have returned to Charlotte-
town to take their places in the P
i. Heavy Battery for which they
lllltecred their services when the i
was proposed. every man of them at
the time offering their service,
ivlthller motller.- I.lr_ .md Mrs. Sdy- Iilnit they are really the first vo
-tears for the Battery.-~fI`lle men
arrived last night were the follow
Liellt.J. P. Hooper., Detachment
gcnnt Major I). R. Kennedy; Battery
merside on Friday.-V.
ARTILLERY ARRIVE. - After
having been stationed on garrison litlty
ut Callso for thirteen months to the
very day the members of the P. E. Is-
land nrtillcry battery arrived ill (filer-
lottetown Zliollllay night. lt was
the (itll lilly of August. last that the
boys llrrivell in Ctlllso from Cllarlotte-
town to take tlp their duties there and
Von tile (itll September they returned.
ergl. Major IV. A. Sniitll, Sergt.
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llors lioht. Acorn, E. Atkinson,
llollrke. K. Vllrrie, W. lIicCabe,
last night.
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uid, Corp. Milllel' Stevenson, Bom
dler l\i<-Nevill Bomb. J. Duff. Gun-
liilllltl, W. \\'zliltcr, J. \Vclsh, J. S
on herd, t‘._ llilllls, B. Mciducllerll,
Morgnll, li. Sicwllrt. torporal Callagh-
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A Suggest
Throughout the Empire has gone the call for personal
economy to meet the extraordinary demands of the war.
Here is aV timely suggestion to men who have been spending '
from $25.00 to $75.00 a year on barber shop shaves:
V  ielfffl'-:TTI
S   My
afet Razor i
and shave yourself at home.
l - The saving will not be limited to money-the time you’il gain will
be even more important, for the morning shave with the Gillette need
not take more than five minutes. _ __ '
And the comfort rivsls the economy. Though you never shaved
yourself before, you’il have no trouble in getting a clean, cool, safe
shave with the Gillette Safety Razor. No more waiting your turn in the
chair-no more breaks in the morning’s work--no more dependence on _
unknown barbers -when travelling, for the Gillette works anywhere.
Truly, the msn with a Gillette is an efficient economist. Get
ion for '
I Efficient Economy
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one yourself to-day. “Buildog", “Aristocrat” or Standard Sets cost $5.
--Pocket Editions $5. to $6.-Combination Sets $6.50 up. Your
Hardware Dealer or Jeweler will show you an. assortment. cz
I Gillette Safety Razor Co. of Canada, Limited N V
Office and Factory-Gillette Blclg.,.Montreal. __
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