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(in the Hell) Pownal at 7. Preacher the relatives (if. any) of one W. W.

for the da Prin. J. D. Beams oi

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.Fldu_r~a'trial. and it will' be strange

if sl|e_le not pleased with th

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' llllDlN'l'lAl»'AND DAY F9” alt’ _1 .="“"""' "¢f‘{.",..“$.'.°.s‘2'BJ£.,l".'{‘i li$“u.-s.-.»"""' °"`, ' scmssnc copies, an usp..-"_TS°.-y'“l`»”'6&“wen` ` 6 me-is

. -_ First Year West. »

;"e%i¢I¢L gowlif- nu, ms' sq,

_ lspeenpharl2t\l,1o1l. _ p - ~ ' In mt. susan. Us 4. s. ill.. NIU-'

dence lbs had__iu NIrvil!ns.`I` isnt' for a bottle at once. Between a _and :fist o'eIock »I had a wboisbblii rubb on. and than got iam a piratloo under the lilllkets. = _ drove the Nerviline in good and Q and I wolra up next _

vi-aunsoav . _ _._

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Allwlls recruits have #tn Bless Battery gg,

this week was Mr. Vernon lock of Hunter River. P. E. V

__ VIQITING BCHOOUOF MIOOIONS,

Rev.-E. 8. Weeks, Pownal, is visiting 'the Summer School otj- l_Iissionl"-"af I~‘reetown~tbis week: The school opens on Thursday morning the '1oth.- = `

A sanosm in Psorsnvv---1 'img

Iillendid property on' Grafton Street West. owned byf»Mr. James Kennedyi was sold at suction yesterday by Mr. R. Beelrsto. It was knocked downto Mr. John West oi York for'$3000.' "

~BRADALBANE.f- C. A. Hatfield, a former Minister of_New G_laegow and Bradalbsne Christian Churches, will conduct services on Sunday the liith inet.. in Bradslbsne at 11 a. m., and in Fredericton at 3 p. m. (D.V.)

POWNAL CIRCUIT Aug. 18th ser_-

vices, Clifton st 11, Mt. Herbert at 2.30

Y. n

Charlottetown. Mr. Seaman is a good speaker, don't fail to hear_him.

BALL GAME--The ball game ch

Tuesday evening between the Red Scx_ and Pioneers resulted in a vic tory for the former. the score being 3 to 0. Mr. J. L.. McCullough was um- pire and Mr. Art Morris base judge. Puller-ies for Sox, England and Buaies, for Pioneers Buoua and McNeilI.-- H.

HARBOR' DEAD. -The Sydney Post records the death at ~hls home Whitney Pier of Laughlin McFe;dyen,' after s lingering illness. Mr. McFadyen_ war ,born at Lake Ainslie i_n 1860~ but the 'family moved to Murray Hai-bor,.' P. E. I., when he wssbut a boy of lfonr. He lived there until hns coming to Sy- dney. _in 1900. In 1819 be married Miss Pansy McLeod of Murray Harbor _who suryivs him. Five sons and one

ai active member of several fraternal societies: He became a.n'0rangemen` when only nineteen' years of age- tak- ing the scarlet degree. thirty-six years ego. He was a member ofthe l. 0. Foresters for the last twenty-threr years. In all the relationebfpiot life herwlll be much missed. _

-.A oar-:Ar ewlnmem- Probably

the grea/test lady ewi "_‘:th P. E. lsl2ind"has 'ever _prod §"l&i§s Ev~ elyn Dewar. daughter of,lir,..R.~; B. De- war of ‘this City.` To her-A-s\\':im_-froni

the' Park' bathing bo\&se`ftu‘{,t_iie 'black buoy at- the entrance o 'tbl " bor and bsckis e veryfslmple fee _,_ 'e made

this .trip on- s- numbepeol-p~fccssions

-"recently.~ On' her' lash-s‘iiidi»'over this

_route thtewesk. She; _ 'fwjthout any

§.!0Q!'t\"whate'¢er to sigh\ Slltlrellv from the » d it -was

‘lJ__l.lte»a relief t0AkW when -she finally appeai'ed‘=lnx deems iu_ as fresh ae- the-proverbialydeiey, nor .°nly_.is. she .e.-,si»ieulim_.,1qpghp»tence swimmer but is.sleo_sn expert at fan- cy swimming oi every kind. Her

_younger sister"0live is ’nl`so" an 9;. 'ceptl/onally fine sv‘vimnier`.',' _ _, _

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' »Mr. Colin J.- Cempbell,=~Lakeville`.' has received the following letter from Major W. Bl Prov`v'Ee'. 0.jCV., 98th Bat- talion. Mr. Campbell had naturally heen anxious ‘aboutihis sch as lie had already ioetf\one -son, Lieut. “ins _J'. Campbell, who was killed'in action in Belgium. His many' friends while eympathlzing 'with him are pleases to kn`ow that Colin’s wound isnot ee rious and hope to hear shortly of his complete recovery:- . _s - -

` France; _Iuly`20th, 1916.

From O. C. 98th _Canadian Siege Bat

tery, B. E. F., France.

To C. J. ` Campbell Lakeville, P.

E. Island. Canada. ` -

Dear Mr. Campbellz- _ I am very eorrytohave to inform

you that your son,.92ii64.-Gunner Jo- seph Michsel Campbell. was wounded on Jul¥'1iIth by shrapnel. A sbrsp- nel bullet struck him just above the left hip but the Doctor says the wound is not serious, and I expect to have him back with m .within a month or so. He was woilring with 30 other men clearing a new. battery position; they had been shelled rather heavily and had gone into their dug .-outs for safety, coming out after, they though the shelling waesll through, when a single shell exploded in the

‘ 'sir and wounded three. He has been

a splendid man in the battzry and l hope to have him beck withi a month or eo. '

Wishing you all good luck. .

, I remain, , A _ Yours truly,_ _

V W, B. PROWSE,

i ` _ "M070 Commanding 98th Canadian Siege

Baotery, - .

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(Wei -YIM!" ribs," wil! 'lblfiry thU"h¢li|,

`A:‘ili“h:°ve_ you smilingfnd: happy in

"r_c¢usl»¢ sem |m‘veux wsue mln?

ovillfttwrites P. "P, Mdiory, 'troar Llllileo-f "Ny chest was full of con- ¢°~¢i°n. my throat vm mlgetyfsm-e, :nd I had the fiercest _stitch in my

was acc tomed l have lse‘Ner:iiine.fof°all ourmritqlanhatif ments and remembering whgiglycgngr'

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'daughtereiso survive him. He wash'

11 . .now in Gordon Castle Hospital, Fech-

vvill ease thatdrswn. tight feel'ing‘___Su_ rintepdept of pducstgon. Itev

-r' lerot om 1‘cw_n.;Meim-`i\n en

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CATARRHOZDNE w everywbe`re,'iarge size.

months ’troatment; costs size 50c; sample also 25c. -- c -.

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ILLEGAL FISHING.-~ Fishery pat-

rol boats arerreported se active and energetic in Alberton vicinity uno have taken and destroyed lllllle s quantity of fishing gear illegally in use. »

INFORMATION WANTED- The

Postmaster would like to bear from

Burns. who died at Wallace, Idaho., on 20th ultimo leaving a considerable estate. He was a tailor by trade and worked in this City before going to W. S.

SUMMER ' SCHOOL OUTING-

Citizens are invited to witness the aithietics and ilames by the Summer School students and teachers this af- ternoon at three o’clock on the Prince oi' Wales College grounds. A silver collection will he taken up in aid of the patriotic fund. .- -

iNQUE8T.-4 An inquest was recent

ly hem st st. lun-y's . need, Kings County, on .the body of Mr. John 'I‘. McCe.rr_on. who was found dead on the ‘farm of Mr`. Robert Mciilarron. St. Mary’s. - The '.iu\"i'men. came to thi conclusion that. the deceased shot him- self with a shotgunj but tha/t he was not responsible for the act.

- THE LHALIF-AX.-‘ 'l’he‘ . S. Heli- fax sailed at mldnight\',Tuesday for Boston with the following passengers: ,Miss -M. ,M. Foley. H.. Belert, Mrs. Steele, Mre. George White, Miss Gertrude McDonald, D. A. McDougall, Mies Mary Clark, J. Cullen anr. wife, A.~ _McPhail,~A. Everett and wife, '1'. E. Baker and wlfe,~ Mrs. H-. J. Gray, Miss .Marion Gee. Misses Mc~ Coy. ‘

Relatives here have recently heard

from Private William Alley, son ofthe late Charles Alley, Cardigen,..saylng e was wounded on June 6th and is

Pe:

abers, Scotland. To quote from his letter: = " I “l was wounded on June 6th; had all of the muscles torn of! my _.\lIlllel' right arm is crooked and the haue iparalysized. ~ I think the hand may get all right, but I doubt if the arm will ever be right straight again. <I am having e line time fnow. -1lVil\8 insn old castle, belonging to the Dukv. of Richmond and Gordon! It is a grand old esta/te with lovely drives and walks. We are about four’miles from the sea, but are taken there in motors quite _`1>_ften. _ Yesterday we werewtsken out there to spicnic; some 'of the boys went in swimming, but l could not. until my arm is heeled."

Private Alley, enlisted in the West,

and is another name to add t0 P- E- lsland’s roll .01 honour.. , g

Mrs. H. McKinnon. 110 Green St.,

Charlottetown, has received the fol- lowinig letter from Sergt W. Lewis Gilford. 16th Platoon. B6|8lllIl1. lil connection with the death _of her bro- ther, Jerome Gal~lant,",whic_h was in- cluded in the casualty! list some time

ago. _g , _

Dear Mrs. McKi_nn0n,-‘Just a',W01'd

of sympathy about your recon loss. 'You have heard long before _ ab. out it, officially, but s few _nlars perbapswould be appreciated; “I was with 'Jerry the'lsst fewjiiiinutes. and although we did our best Hejdted sb- out twenty minutes after ,hefwas hit. it was_in the recent heavy lighting. l-Ie was hit in the afternoon by shrap- nel. We buried him with seven oth- ers of our pals up there. which was the best we could do for them, and n .little wooden cross marks the `spot. We mise Jerry very mucln "He was of a cheerfull disposition, and is miss"- ed by all who knew him. You may rest assured that he always did his part like s man. 1 wish tojoonvey my deepest sympathy to you and his peo- ple.

_ FRIDAY _p _.

“ LOT 48. HIGHFIELD. AND GLAS- GOW ROAD-- Mr. M. C. MacKinnon will preach (D. V.) at Lot 48 on Sab- bath the 13th inst at 10.30; Highfield. 2.30 snd~'Giasgow Road at 7 p. m,

' --r-~ . CHURCH 8ER\(lCE.- There will

bo' no service in the Presbyterian Churches at Mount Stewart and West 'St. Peter’s on Ang. 13th». Usual eer- _vioes o n Sunday 20h. V _

_ ' 3-*-if . 1' A IRB CONVENTION- The

fb i take place ng t.

du Aug._1ith. Address \;Yl|l__ be de=. ll Fld 1l»Y`H. H. Shlvlv E611.. Chlnf. 'Eisner nom... no nf emi,

man. and Superintendent., Wm. DL.

tertalnment of vocal and instrumental music and .rggdtngs will hrrendsred. The __pup||e_\s,cersp\ly invited to at- tend. Admission free. I

lowing appea __in tl!_6, wllville Trl- buno' of a.|-ecgilt date: g‘he'Woman’s

issioaarye Society pf' -the-Methodist

ohm-an hom as regular monthly meet- iI_I(_ip the _vestry ,of the church Wed-

' ` An interestl

alittle of~t\e meeting was ailalk U"-

by ln. Enmsn on the Missionary

cure because. `

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A work in india. Mrs. Eliilill il the

,Q vm cfxils P. s. sums. dwarf og -

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Women workers relish the refresh ' ing, comforthig influence of this'

toothson_1e,_ _long-lasting. confectioin' 1

alter every meal

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The Wrigley; Spears are constant friends ,tot teeth, breath, appetite and digestion.

_ Its benefits are many - its cost

small. That-’s._why it’s used around the world.__, Nothing else can take~its~

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for the Mother Goose book

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Nothin& else has ever so. roused the indignation and 'practical _‘

sympathy of e English-speaking world as the fate of Belgium. -_

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Newsome. -_ erett Wotton was a ‘visitor to Brutini-'tend the Summer School -,Mr Mrs. C.' B. Jelly, Summerside was: bune"1dn"Wedncsdny. -Rev. G.'M. lam Ilruuder has returned to u. fthe guest of Mrs. Miner MncNevin, Young, Campbellton. who 'has been side after spending the past wi Victoria, on Wednesday- H. R. Pro- ependingla few days in Tryon, passed Vi_clor_in.-- Mr Lorne Leghiyg

'through"(‘.rapaurl on Wednesday en is attending the Summer gel;

Bradnlbane on Wodnesday.- Mr. Ev» route to Freetown where he will st- Freetown ~V

Millions of Dollars Given-~ 5 jp/ V "“`*“ Millions of Fed- l 0 0 ‘ I Yet Millions'-.More Are Needed ‘J

At the first call for help some of the leading business men of

neutral United States organized the\Belgian Relief Committee, arranging \_ wrththe British Government 'to co-operate, and with the Germans to esp

their hsndsoif-and the work' of feeding the starving Belgiansbegan.

Since then many million dollars have Germans are driven out. if it is not

been contributed to the Bel 'an Relief supplied, all that has been done cannot

Fund chiefi in the British ilmpire and ~ 'save the country from 'wholesale star- ,

the United S¥ates, about half of it earning ~ .vatlon for two weeks l .

from Bel ans livin in these countries

Th f | 5; i t _|‘ f 1 If you have been contribntin to the ml¢°o.Y‘»'.'lv`f.'.,','.'.l'¢i'sn°f§2...Rf°'§s.§3ll`_ Belgian Relief I-‘»m~;.»mdw‘\<=» gizmos

gh.; In .Vg , of g2_50 £5, fed- "cg woman, child, family or families alive, ~ depgndgm; Bm." fgmgy “month ,T|,,,'| don t leave them to starve i If you have t - ~

th i hu be ' - ,_,,sb_ _ ` ,"1-itil: done much y t, s reallttl ofyour _

° nn on en “ved mv hr plsntyforsome elf th:`hundredeewbo are

But' only so tsl-I! 'l’he_eumI>er-»cf=~~ ~ 'asiiyfefsea tejcfnm. smalinse .mls

‘ `l ll. Peter 8|., lollroll.

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