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R8’ CONVINTION-» John ll¢LQO\l of this Cit¥
-convention of tha Teachers ,whom has been hone out furlough for ‘
orrlislaad wiuhsthenutwseislsftvuwmlvwrv ~
has ir” mee or wax’ comin as i$hhi;h»;¢=Imi:nt. the 12:; Vlxztrurg "
insmhli s today mmemq c proceed
‘epgnlpgpug mmm; sq, no ' Overseas Sergeant. Manhood enlist-
D\l\(ll’0lll Colselllloll Ewen Heel'-Natal! will progpi; (Dv) the past sevell 'Years There are six * ~.
wanna, “th “_ Dum" "_ 73° of the MacLeod hlpily in the war.
P'°d“°“ Muwwi also Thursday 17th at Bangor si '|30 "'° lm" Wf|°°|° ‘U C|*|"°» 5' ““"
Diseases.
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Ani-ointoxicatlon means self poison
Q, caused by continuous or partial
onstipstion, or insumeieut action oi'
Q bowels ,.
Instead of the refuse matter passing
ly from the body, li la absorbed by
ul’ b|°'-"ii All l'0S\i|l» Me K5dn¢ys and
1| are anrrwurled. in their efforts to
rid the blood o£ this poisoning
fbtramngoflllcdloodns ibn slay often
033308 IDd|§a0l\, LDS! oi' Appetite
Wi Diliilflloil Stomach It may pro
dime Hrldllkl and Sleepicssness. It
*'4.i"""|'fU¢il|3 Kuineys and bnng on
sin in the Back itheumatism, (tout,
and Rheumatic. Pains it is the chief'
sense of Eosesps-and keep.: the whole
:fm u1|b¢lK§y by the constant absorp
tion into thehlood oi' this refuse matter
“Fr»sl-4-11913" will always cm ¢ Anfo-
safnzsrafion of self poisoning -- as
Fruit-I lives.” acts gently on bowels
kidneys and skin, strengthens the
bowels and tones up the nervous system
Bile s. box,6Ior $2 50, tnai size, °5°
At all dealers or sent postpaid on
eeiptofpneeby Fruit a t1vesL1mited,
Ottawa.
'Ile CII YI' Ufllll
-Pulisls
Msn! ls Cslaos
Duets.
Cleanli )
Polishas.
at cha me
operation
Ina nal his
25:: to $3
cusanssn
lssvsunes L
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Tililffsl
Al
linvl Buell
My iiatarrh
tolli l in ATMPLE w/iv
Ne Apparatus, inhsiera, saivas, Lo~
tions' Harmful Dru s, Smoke er
Eiseiris ty
Heals Day And Night
it is a new way it is something
absolutely different No lotions,
sprays or sickly smelling salves or
creams No ltomiser, or any appars
us of any kind Nothing to smoke or
inhale No steaming or rubbing or in
jlctiolis No electricity or vibration
or _massage. No powder;
plsstsrs;‘no'kecping in the house. No
thing of tliht 'kind at all. Something
new and different-_something da-
iigbtful and healthful-something in-
stantly successful. Yon.db not have
towslt, and linger, and pay out a
lot,of money. You can stop it over
night--and I will gladly tell you how
-'-Hill. I am-note doctor and this
il, not a so-called doctor's prescrip-
tion'-but I am_ cured ,and my friends
arsc_ured»and you can be cured. Your
sufaringwilljstop at once like magic.
|‘,m»rnas'-#You can as rare
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knew
I am ready
Write me
ON! OINT
yn*-s a»_- --
nalne and
Dear
ou
can cure
say, I
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Dim
ding occupied by Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd
Montague is being repainted by Iles
g r c
f the popular drug store "
TRINITY CHURCH GEORGE
TOWN.- There will be services in
Trinity Church Georgetown. next
Sunday. the 13th Inst. the 8th Sunday
fter Trinity as follows - Holy Com
munlon 8 a m.,and 11 a m Eveing
Service 7 p m Rev D J Macdon
aid will oiiiciate
NORTH RIVER After cleaning
nd renovation. the North River
Church will be re-opened on Sunday
13th Sunday School and Bible Class
at 11 Preaching Service at 7 p. m
Special singing by the choir Services
at Long Creek at 11 Clyde River 3.
AUTO CASE- The case of Geo.
Brown vs W K Rogers for infringe-
ment of the Automobile Act was re-
sumed yesterday before his honor.
Stlpendiary Shaw The only witness
examined was Mr. J A Messervey
Nothing new was adnucad in evidence
nd the case was further postponed
ntll August 17th.
ACCIDENT-The friends of Mr
eginnld Johnson, Clerk in The Macs
rug store will be sorry to learn that
e met with an injury to his knee. as
s consequence of which he will be
onflned to his home for two or three
weeks
their interests which no doubt they
are as much as any farmers in the
world will be gilad to have the motor
vehicles The uses of the machines
are so manifold that no valid srgu
ments can at this advanced stage
f the world’s progress, be success-
uily brought against them
Asked what he thought of the Is-
and roads Mr Judson said ftbey were
air, but there are some which need
he split log drag more In Pennayi
ania where he lived for four years
Mr Judson said this simple contrl
vance is used to a great extant and
wherever brought into service good
hard roads are to be found
Mr. Judson when asked about the
sentiment in regard to the war in
the part of the United States where
he lived said that there was a large
foreign population but that 75 per
cent of the people favored me Allies
He expressed himself as a strong be
llever in universal military training
and Governmental control of teaching
in schools A better developed indi
vidual both mentally and phvsiclally
he believed would be the result
Mr Judson said that the city f
Newark this summer celebrated the
260th anniversary of its founding A
magnlficient feature was the parade
of 13000 public school children and
4,000 from the parochial schools. The
school system of the State of New
Jersey according to Mr Judson is
an admirable one in every respect
Mr .Ioivn W Judson. Chief account
ant of the Water Department of New
ark N J is visiting his native prov
into Mr Judson is a native of Alex
andre and after graduating from
Prince of Wales College was engaged
for a. time in the teaching profession
in this province Twenty eight years
ago he left for the United States and
engaged in the leather business in
Newark which is a city of 500000
population Mr Judson's rise to his
present position was achieved
tlnongh sheer merit In an examln
ation in which were a large number
of contestants the Prince Edward
island man headed the list and was
awarded the position which is a life
job at a magniilcient salary M
Judson made a total of 92 points the
next highest ones ranging around B0
and 85.
Mr Judson has made several vis
its to his native province since going
to Newark, his last one being five
.vears ago. He is accompanied on his
present visit home by his brother, Dr.
William A. Judson, who is a. practis-
ing physlcan in Newark. and is also
meeting with a large 'measure of suc-
cess. Both brother, came home' to
visit their aged father. Mr. Jacob
Judson who is in very poor health.
_ Mr. Judson said he was glad to
hear that the railway tracks in
` Prince Edward Island are to be wid-
ened and that the car ferry at the
Capes will soon be inaugurated. He
was very glad to notice that there is
I "F0115, growins' sentiment in favor
of opening up the Island to motorl
traiilo,_Ail these things represent
Drosreul. said Mr. Judson. Ina short*
time the farmers. if they ara alive to.
beyond
knife.
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eng. 1
QNEMN pA|N;lD__ ugh. bn" blnku Fld l10Ck8¥ pllyor in the
D C h H & S , h U M, 'ri-is new ci-|a|»l:L HALL sv
1?? an “Nassau” tooglewlpgwance Carleton Point is nesrlng completion
wmcigrms
ses. and roar boys. Jack. Arthur.
Keith and Kenuetii This is a re
lԤ?0l'd lid something that
s am Any Canadian
lllllllf. llllllit ingayobo- very proud of
Sersaant Munson has ng been some
since he left the Illlnll l*‘l1xe West
At that time he wda prominent as a
Abegwnlt Club
and when put out of hand during the
present week. will be as neat and
attractive a building as can be seen
anywhere in the province The di
mansions are 28 x 60 feet, with a front
gallery capable of seating sixty The
8'-ldltorlum will comfortably accom
imodate two hundred The walls are
finished in hard plaster, and the arch
is beaver board with artistic rib
mouldings finished in natural colors
The capable contractor is Mr Wm
Roberts. of Middleton, while thu
Dlastering was done by Mr Coreny of
Summer-side. and the artistic touches
by Mr Fred Farrant of the same
town On Sunday morninx. the 13th
Inst at ten o’clock the chapel will
be open for service with High Mass
and an appropriate sermon by one of
the best pulpit orakors in the diocese
To afford an opportunity to the con
gregstions of Kinkora and Seven Mile
Bay to attend the service, Mass will
bo said in the parishes on Sunday s\
7.80 o’clock On Wednesday the l6ih.
a grand picnic in aid of the building
fund will be held on the grounds --the
busy scene of present operations in
the construction works off pier and
terminals. All who wish to take i
a good thing and be well entertained
must not lose sight ot this outing
1420
The following is a letter received
by Mrs Robert McNaught, Coleman
from her son Sgt Claude McNaught,
formerly of the 55th Battalion
Somewhere in France,
July 23 1 16
Dearest Mother --
I suppose by now you are getting
anxious as to my whereabouts and my
health Well I must say I am feeling
line and I nm never sick a day Weil
since I last wrote. I had a four weeks
course in Shoruclifie and I passed it
line, 'then the remains of our Battalion
had hard luck, we were put in with
the 40th and we sure had it hard fox
a time. but dually I g a draflt going
to France and I am now proud to say
I am in the oldest first and best Bet
tallon that ever left Canada, l am in
the "Princess Patricia' Light Infantry
There was only a few of us picked for
it Joe is still in England I was tho
only one from the Island in the draft
so I feel prettv proud We have been
in France for about a week and it sure
is some fine country It is very warm
all the time and we drill hard
here, we have to do every parade
heavy marching order, that is with ai
you own on your back We were
put through the gas the other day anti
lt was some experience. they had
a long room about thirty feet long and
they filled this with deadly gas ten
times as strong as what the Germans
use and we had to walk through it but
of course we had our masks on and
we didh’t mind it but I tell you if our
masks hadn’t been just perfect we
certainly would have been killed
Well Mother, don't worry about me
as I am always able to look after my
self I have had lots oi experience
and know what I am going into so
don’t worry at all I will be back on
id "Spud Island’ when the war is
over and will keep you all interested
in telling you stories of my experienc-
es Weil we are getting fed well here
and everybody seems haDDY- Well
Mother I must bring this letter to s
close, remember me to all my friends.
Tell them I will not have any time
to write and not to expect any letters
from me but of course I will write
home and that is all. Good bye.
From your loving son.
CLAUDE.
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OTTAWA Aug 8-The placing of
more Canadian divisions in the
which Sir Sam Hughes, fore-
at Sliorncfllife, the other day,
decision taken
raise half a mil-
from Canada. it
to be an
but as ra-
wili probably oc-
now un-
become
IDU!! fUl‘
more
he
is so `
latest
This
stay in
t
troops being sent over
iitnglish depots, _another
‘lnade 'up this autumn.
be constituted five
sv the front. with »
the sixth division
Banaiorium is
gene
stream 0!
and on Sun
over I. people
to it
over
now order to
Plug
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CHURCH OP 8¢°'l»'|,AND,-_ R" residing with this wife and child for M, ( , Nt 7' I _Rn _
A good chew is a comfort  make it a greater
comfort st1l1 by chewing King George s Navy 
Made from pure, rich tobacco, every ounce of which is ca
refully selected, then blended according to our process, gi
mg it enough elasticity to keep it together instead of gran
ulahng ui the mouth as most plug tobawos do
NAVY PLUG
Has a delicious, non irritating sweet taste -- and
it is universally recognized that sweetened tobacco 1s much more healthful
than the old fashion strong , unsweetened plug
It leaves along lmgerlng flavor and guards the teeth from the ravages of ‘ acid mouth
the cause of nearly all tooth decay
‘Mads in Canada by Expert Canadian Workman ”
1Qc A Plug Everywhere
Rock CITY Tosecoo Oo Lnvrrrao
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situation on the brow of a hill nestl
Ing among a cluster of trees. visitors
from Charlottetown should drive by
Lot 65 Though hlliv the road is ex
cellent, and one of the finest parts of
the country is traversed It is a
three hours leisurely drive from town
and then the visitors may return by
North Wiltshire, accomplishing a cir
cular tour which proves attractive ann
enjoyable
At present there are sixteen pail
ents in the Sanntorium- 12 military
4 civil d f il
ns u n e 5
have derived .Due isdv patient, a
mother of four children had been pros
trated in hed with the fell disease for
six weeks before her removal to the
Institution She has been but three
weeks there, has gained considerable
weight and strength, and is already
able to take daily exertise and enjoy
life in the institution She is eloq
uent in her pialse of the Ssnatorium
and all that it has meant to her and
her little ones
Among the male patients is one who
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WHS flllltlfilll DB0 fidfltll Wlwll TH h ved in their o en sir preciated by everyone le the
Ii Y 1 utlenis are sei' D
arrived at the institution I-Ie is now bed., Mm while enjoying their repast good weather lasts it is hoped as many
taking daily exercise and when seen mn feed their ei es on one ofthe most people as possible will take the,
the other day words failed hiine to ex magnmwng views on the Island- on portunity of visiting
press his gratitude to me senervlw clear days the distant coast of Nova ton sansiorlum and
dom" Wm* had made M5 l'e5l°*`*“l0“ Scotia is plolnly visible from the selves what
patients veiandas presents to the
possible
There are several soldiers who have
have had hospital experiences
£-
been doing thoir bit overs(-as and whol ofa” “mg |n her attention to her
I
are unanimous in their opinion that ent and Mfg Garrison do not seem
to be able to do enough for the com
of all these institutions by ful the
best is the one they are now in Thai
f
H163’ enjoy will HIIDI'0CiHi-6 their 8000 and everyone about the institution is
fortune is self evident What dlappy gm, as happy gud nontcnted as cir
fncos they have got' How they smile cumsmnceg will permit
as they tell you they are ‘getting on
d li
duties and in greativ heloved bv al
France, England and Canada They* n me rnngmuqn The superintsnd
o
The Matrou, Miss Conroy is in
rt and happiness of the patients,
There are drawbacks and incon
not half had Their appetites are venlmgces 0| mu;-gg There lg ss yet
tremendous, and it could hardly b
otherwise with the open air life they
live and the tempting food provided
them
Patients are served with their meals
in a large dining room at tables x
quisitelv arranged and attractively
set forth with spotless linen napery, automobile service between the instl
shinin cutler an ch
no telephone service, but arrange
ments have been completed for the
installation of this necessary service
within the next ew davs
Then the lack oi proper connection
with the railway and the city is a great
hardship and additional expense An
lution. and the city would prove ol
B 5' d oice bouquets
Those ,unable to join the dining room
Charles
immense service and would be p
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