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_CHRONIC DISEASE!
CURATIVE TREATMENT by the
month ln advance, Vlstoris Hotsi.
Charlottetown, P..l.. Canada.
Wilma. 12 to 3 daily. NOW
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Barrister, Solicitor and
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Branch Omoo. Georgetown
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cently otliered prizes for- 'the first
result of the competition
the first and second prizes.
excellent essay. ,
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dearly be
peacefully away to his
ward, Stewart S. Ching,
early age of 25 yeals and six months
Tile deceased had been
several months and bore
hands could do to restor
to awake in the likeness
that land where there is no night.
disposition which gained
ing mother, foul' brothers 'and one
sister. ,
ln the absence of his pastor the
funeral service was conducted by
Rev. A. McKay, pastor of the Pres-
byterian Church, Souris. There
mains were conveyed to South Lake
Cemetery where all that was mortal
of one loved by all was laid to rest.
(Patriot please copy.)
FRIDAY
HORSE NOTE.-Mr.J0hn A.Boates,
['yne Valley, reports an excep-
ionally pretty lilly sired by the
;tandard bred trotting stallion Bot-
cnl. The dam of this ilillly is by
r`rcnch Alright and is 26 years and 4
months old. This illly is not large, but
'or style she is in a class by herself.
DIED IN WINNIPEG.--Mr. Samuel
.:uavon, of this city received a tele-
:ram Wednesday froln Winnipeg cou-
veying the sad news of the some-
.vhat sudden death in that city of his
laughter Victoria, Mrs. Earl Dotty.
it is six years nge since slle left Char-
Tottetown. Her mother was with hel'
lt the time of hor death. Besides her
'lusbaud and parents she leaves two
~hlldren to mourn.
WILTSHIRE WHISPERS.-A cor
respondent wl'ltes from North Wilt-
lhire:-A trip by auto frolll Clluriotte-
town to North Wiltshire Station and
vicinity at this season of the year is
ull that any "sport" can desire. The
crops of all kinds are looking splendid
and all indications are for a good
harvest.-The potato bug, the horn
fly and summer tourists are also here
but not in such large numbers as for-
mer years,-lEldon Campbell of the
P. E. i. Rail-way, Borden is spending
a few weeks of a well earned vacat-
ion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Campbell, Darlington. lie owns
a brand new Cheverlot car. How
sweet the girls do glance and smile at
Eldon these days.-Mrs. Neil Camp-
bell and daughter Lucy M., are stay-
ing at Mr. D. E. Campbell's, Darling-
ton for a few days.-Mr. Neil Camp-
bell, city, _passed through North Wilt-
snlre on nursasy on his way le nan-
lax, N. S.-Mr. Charles Clow from
St. Vincent, Minn., is visiting friends'
:lt North,Wiitshire.-Mr. J. Russell
Clarke, wife and' two children from
Swift Current are also here. Mr.
Clarke is a bustling energetic young
man and has made good in the West,
his nu`l"ner'6'us friends are glad to see
him and learn of his success. -I had
the great pleasure of a hearty shake
hands with the Hon. John Baidcrston.
now in his 88th ear. The venerable
gentleman, is still hale and hearty and
in!`the enjoyment of good health and'
vilor.
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Staniord Gay of Bummerside, met
with a very painful accident last Sat~,
urday afternoon. She was climbing a
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periodical published in Toronto, re
On Tuesday July 4th_ at his home
at Black Pond, P. E. I. there passed
loved son of Mrs. Eliza' Ching, at the
sick for
his illness
wtientiy. Despite all that loving
e to health
their loved one, he gently fell asleep
of Him in
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of an exceptionally kind and cheerfull
for him li.
large circle of friends and acquain-
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second and third best essays on “Our *
Canadian trees and their uses."
The issue of July 20th publishes the
together
with the prize winning essays. The
third prize was`won by Master Russel *
Lenrd. son of Mr. and Mrs.  B.
Leard_ Souris. His essay is a very
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have been completed with the ltallwayl
authorities by which trausportationi
for Returned Soldiers attending the
celebration on next Monday the 5th,
will be provided tholu free of cost.
Any returned soldiers wishing to lake
advantage of this can get a ticket at
any booking station or from thc con-
ductor on the train by presenting llisl
identification papers. Rcturllcli 501-'
diers having uniforms arc asked lol
come in in uniforms. They will be mct|
at tl1_c___sta_t_ion___lly__a_V(§onlnlittcc ol’ thc
`Greut War Vctcran’s and thc l\rm_v
and Navy Assuciutiolls.
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Fire broke cut ill the bungalow of,
the Puritan Fox Rall:-.ll ncllr Summer-i
side about Z5 p. nl. _ve:ste\<i:l_v wllilc tho_
caretaker Mr. Chas. lillllll and llisli
mother, Mrs. .liutillew lillllll were in
town. They had been :lllscllt not more
than half an hollr when the llows
reached them that the house anticoa-
tents including clothing, piano. etc..
were completely destroyed _'i‘hc loss
to Mr. Dunn is about $600 besides!
quito a sum of money belonging to
Mrs. Dunn. The bungalow was val-I
ned at $1000 and was owned by the
Company. As far as known no serious'
damage was done to the foxes or the
ranch itself. L.
MARRIAGE.-St. Dunstan’s Cath
edral was the scene of an interesting
event Wednesday morning, when
Miss Sara Harriet Edmonds. daught-
er of the late Mr. Henry Edmonds,
was' united in marriage to Mr. James
Daltou_ of the city, by the itev.'
Maurice McDonald. The bride was
attended by Miss Bessie Sullivan.
and the groom by Mr. George Mc-
Quaid, of Souris. Tho bride received
many beautiful presents from homo
and abroad. After the ceremony the
happly couple left on the morning
express for the Mainland. A host of
friends wish them me/ny years of'
happiness.
Presillcnt Van Iluskirk president at
the lnolltllly dinner of lilo ltolary
Club in the Kozcy Korner last even-
ing- .
The President expressed the thanks
of the (`lull to Post l"rcsident_W. H.
Tidmarsh for"the gift of n handsome
silved mounted uuvcl to the Club.
ltotnrlan Wcllnor presented the
Club with u "Big Ben” clock to aet_ as
a. mechanical "closure" to the lunch-
eon hour. ~
The thanks of the Club were accord-
es -‘tc notsrlsn wellner for his
thouglltfuiness and generosity.
A discussion took place on the ed'uc-
ational policy of Rotary, and a pro-
posal on_ the part of headquarters to
engage travelling secretnrics to visit
clubs was approved, on the motion
ltotarian Jenkins.
A letter was read from the Secre-
tary er ms Navy League lnllmsnng
tiilit Dr. Hall, organiser of the League;
.esteemed to he ln cmlrlnllemwn en;
August 10 and would he in consulta-
tion' with the directors of the local
b1‘sn'ch'for_the purpose of organisation
work. ' _
picnic st Dslvsy on Wednesday next,_
and committees were sppointed to*
RETURNED sotolzns ARE RE-l r-'ARM soto.-Mrs. Annie McLeod
to Mr. John Whelan of the same place
for the sum of $2400. This is a very
choice property being tllc old home of
the late and lamented Rev. A. B.
Mc-Leod. All the stock sold at a high,
figure. Mrs. McLeod has decided to
rcsille ill Charlottetown. The auction-
cor at this sale was Mr. I). E. (`nnip-
bell and proved as efficient as ever ul-
though he has seen tlm`t.yon(ler sum-
ulcr sun twice forty times return.
sol_D|ERs EN1'Es'rAlNED.- The
St. Dllnstalvs Choral Club accompan-
ied by the League ol' the Cross Bztnd|
left the city at 7 o'clock Wednesday
evening in autos fm' the Dalton Sana-
torium where they entertained the re-
turned heroes. The band discoursed
sweet nlusil' for about an hour on the
lawn, then all assembled inlihe I-iall.
Hero the boys and u very large und-
icncc fl'oln the surrounding country
were most cnjoyably entertained. Tile
soloists of the evening being Miss
Lucy Blallchal‘ll‘, Georgie Kelly, Amy
llyrnc alld Rose liyun. Rev. Fr. Cul-
len an old island boy, who a_ccompan-
iifll the Clulluspoko a -few words, prais-
ing tlle boys for the sacrifices they
had made and thanking the young lnd-
ics and members of the band for thrlr
kindness in providing such a _pleas iut
and proiliabie evening. Ice cream and
cake furnished by the young ladies
was then served. The Nationzll An-
them brought to a close one of the
most enjoyable evenings' yet spent at
the Sanatorium. '
Chicago papers just to hand all
give big prominence to the arrival
there from Charloifotown of the
Columbus carnvel, Santa Maria. In-
teresting nictures are shown or the
old ship and extclldcd reports of her
wanderings sincl- leaving Chicago.
The Chicago l’ost saysz-
"'l`he determining factor in bringing
tho boat back," said Ml'. 0’Shaughncs
sy, today, "was the personal inieros.
takoll hy i"rcsidcllt Wilson. Upon
being inforlncd of tho facts through
Secretary Lansing, ho took the mut-
ter up with the Canadian government.
to insure its co-operation in our en-_
terprise. 'That co-operation has been
most. lleltrty.
"l’rcsillcllt. Wilson seems to feel as
wo Clllcllgollns do wilo have becll but-
tling throughout iho yours for the
preservation of those valuable ills-
torieal relies. They were u gift of
Spain to us, and their preservation
and proper display were dictated by-
lnternntionnl courtesy. Moreovenl
apart from their artistic and historic'
value, they have an educational value,i
Cllildren who seo these boats get al
vivid introduction into the very be-
ginnings of American history."
in the Santa Maria's hold is a now
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of Vice President Inman seconded by set of sails for both the Pinta and
Nina. Those sails were purchased
from the proceeds of a moving picture'
oi n Columbus pageant promoted \»y_
Ml'. 0'Shaughnessy,' and. were donatf
ad ily him to the school children of
America, for whom they are now llelll
ln trust. |
_'l'h\ll, when the Sarfta Marla'gets|
bio! honie, she and her sisters willi
rt was arranges le held his annual iid drilled in u new bib and Illckel-|
for the first time in ilvo years nu_;l for»
the second time in a quarter of a can-I
make the aecossry arrangements. _ _ W7- _ _
A " .{__l "_ . -. -K "-‘I.  ,Il-.l
IEMBEREE- DAiLY.-Arrangements' llarlingtoll; has disposed of hcr farm l
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Pleasure. the ecom-
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o1'WRlGl.EY’S
-has made it the fa-
vourite “sweet ration”
ofthe Allied armies.
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at the front:
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fondest-iastinz re-
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