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Venous, Oirr.

"1 suii`ere`d,for n number of yuan

with A'/lcdlllalilml and sever: I’iu'nJ in my Sidi and Bark, caused ‘by strains lil-Ki h°¢\VY mailb- - \\'lien I had given up hope ei' over 1,(-ing ivoll"'i'guin, I-friend recom- mviiricd ,Fi'u.l' _t-a-tives’ to me and alter ii the first box I felt so mucli better that I continued to who them; and now_I nm enjoying the hostel' health, thanks to your \voudcrful"[ruit medicine".

1 w_. M. LAMPsoN_

"l~`ruit-altivee" are sold by all

Milt-rs nt 50o. s box, 6 for $2.50, trizii size 25c.-or sclli P957-lmid bY mi:-s~iiy'¢» Limited. emu.

3 Carter’s

Bboksiore

-Now in stock-

Thg Womans Home Compan-

ion _August No.

AUGUST MAGAZINES

All the best Megssinee pub- ‘

lished received as issued. l

Canadian and American News-

papers received daily.

New Books and Novels for

Holiday reading. i

500 reprints from best Auth-

ors regular prices $1.25 to $1.50 each. Our Holiday prices 50 and 75 cents each. Come in and look them over.

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' Our Bookstore closes each ev- 1

e ling (except Saturday) at 6 _ 0 llrvlv and a-t one o'clock on , Viednesday during July and

August.

Carter Silo Ltd. _

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_ CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Rev Ewen MacDougall will preach Tuesday

- 20lili at Bangor; and Wednesday 21st

at Dundas. at 8 p.m.

QUARTERLY MEETING. -`- The

first quarterly meeting__of the York, Circuit will be' held at _Union Road. on Tuesday, August 27th at 7.30 p.m.

OF LOCAL INTEREBT.- The

Halffax Herald says that at a well attended meeting Wednesday of the |con»gi'egation of the Park street _ Presbyterian church a very hearty

and unanimous call to the pastorate was extended -to Rev. A. L. Fraser now in charge of a Presbyterian church at Little River, Ontario. -Mr. Fraser is a Nova Scotian. a Plctou county man, a graduate of both Dal- housie University and of the Pres- hytcrlan College, Pine Hill. The

meeting was a _lmost harmonious one.

TH|E ARANMORE.-The Marine

department has 'ordered Captain Macdonald, of the D. G. S. Aran- inore, to abandon the Yarmouth- iioston route and with his ship re- port to the Halifax agency to take up her former .work in the light house and buoy service. Yarmouth business interests made a kick ag- ainst the withdrawal of the boat but the decision of the department i-s final. The department finds imperat- ative requirements for lighthouse service demand the use of the Aran- -more. The service has been so far neglected on account of the divers ion of the boat, that no further d‘e- lay in restoring her to lighthouse and buoy work can safely be made. Conditions at present are such, that it is obviously impossible for -the Arnnmore to maintain a regular ser- vice between Yarmouth and Boston. A full freight had been* put _aboard the steamer and this is now being discharged says the Halifax Herald.

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These are nice comfort-

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this is the tirge of year to have them an wear them. Sizes 2%--6%

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THE 2. MAGS DRUGGISTS'

Dr.E.C.Harris _

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,ISLANDER WOUNDED. - Word was received Friday by Mr. Isaac Jay of Mount Stewart that his son, Pte. Sylvester Jay, -was wounded, “gun- shot wound in left arm." His many friends will hope that the wound is` not serious. .

7 NOT MANY MERCHANT8 of our acquaintance., would' advertise_;_in n misieadingiway evenif the .people were so forgetful -that such a course couldbe made proiitable. For the average worthwhile man is honest because he is constructed that way -not just ‘because it is the best policy."

iNOUNDED.- Mrs. James Dover-,

eaux, Kelly’s Cross, has received a telegram stating that her son 712711 Private Cecil Devereaux,infantry,hus been ur1n\itted‘ to the General Hos- _pit_al, Rouen, August 9. suffering, from gun shot wound in the right log.

it is hoped_(tlmt his wound will not

prove serlo s .

GONE 0VERS'EAS.- Miss Edna

L. Chappell, daughter of Mrs. T.

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Dorothy Dalton

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-is “Lo E ME"

FiLi__1sD _wirH 'rimitns AND sENsArioN

A ‘Winsome Young Girl’s rise from the Lumber

\ Woods to _High Society. She me¢§th¢

wealthy snobs respect and love er

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EDDIE POLO

“SOLD Al`

AUCTION’ ‘

is rn cnseran or

L. Chappell, 9 Prince Street, City, left New York last. Monday, Aug-

ust 12, for France, with the Amer- _ ican Medical Army Service. Miss' '

Chappell is Superintendent of the

dietetics. Previous to her enlistment `

she was 'Superintendent of Dr. Trowslade's private hospital, Fall '

Wednesday Thursday

.lack Pickford

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‘ins Butts ‘His M“i°"'*Y

" “EYE” 2 Bunker Bean;

River, Mass. 1' W: NY _FV V

W|LL. ‘G0 To GEORGETOW-Nr-

To WSW 'SLAND-_The M°"°t°l1 The people of Georgetown will be dc-

.Transcript of Friday says: Mr. J. "gmed to loam that tho St, Dun- H' Hmmm of Regmaf is in the CNY stun’s Choral Club of this city intend Today' rcgiswred at the Brmlswlck- going tlicrc next Thursday and will wr- Hnslum has maui’ friends U1 present their Minstrel -Show which

Vioncton; while in the east, lie will was so 11,0,-Qughly enjoyed by the

visit Halifax and Prince Edward ls- audiences in C1w_r10;toto_vvn_

land. He is vheing accompanied by his ____ son. Mr. Haslam is ai. native of_ PICMG! WHERE? At Dummy By Prlnce Edward Island’ and was u re` tho Sea. When? Wednesday, August “dem or Moncton about twontynve 21st. Tea and Ice Cream served on years ago' 'thc grounds from 4 o'clock to 8.

llilotor sail on thc Gulf. Auto parties

TH?N§S To sENDER'_'A PNB' welcome. (lf weather proves unfav-

oner n _ermany Pte. Fred E. Malt,` ' _ _ -ll b_ } ,ld "_ t nn. Reg Nm 466182_ nu _C _ orablc thc tczi wi c ic ls L

i aliatlian Inf. . 933.3.19M2i_

No.16I9,Co.7 Bar. D.Detachment 741 'day f0lmwim")

Giessen has forwarded a card of' ‘

thanks to M|_B_ P_ R_ smith Prmcci ISLANDER ACCEPTED_ CAiEL_.;_- Edward Island_ C__mada_ _md as uw At_a lnrgcly atte_ndtd_ mec_ting_o Ac gddress is vague the rightful owner pziilsliloncrsw of _I`rin ty ciurci ( li. has not received the card which is glmm) of bt' bmplmn' N' B' mm _now in the possession of Mrs C ms wcck to clcct ii rector to succecil

-_ - Y - . __ smmh New Glasgow, who Wm bu Rev. W. l`oiu.iiiu, recently removed

to Slicdlac, several names 'wore con-

Sieiieihgo lf3;w;;gc;a:;;st(;vt:iZnT;;i` sidereilfliut a unanimou:-i call was cx- much appreciated by the young _mai 'tended to Rev. Pcrcy Cotton of New ,H GL_rmany_ |Glasgow, and latcr a telegram was

iroccived from him accepting tho call.

D,|S1-R|c1- s_ S_ CONVEN-I-|oNS_ Rev. Mr. ‘Cotton is a iiuiivc

_Rey W_ A_ KOBIL general iecretary of Wellington. l’._ E. l. .ind lt is ox- of the N_ B_ and 1-,_E_I_ Sunday Schooi pected will assume tho dircctorslilp

Association, spent the past week on_ of Trinity at an early dare. cessful nweungs Mulpoque Hunter Licut. Stcplicn Dawson, of thc Royal River and L0ng'Cmek for' me _“___ Flying Corps, is reported missing Mets or Kensington 'North West since August 10. He had been in the Que8n,§_ and South V;/,est Queenw re; service for nearly three, years with spectively. The attendance was ex- the Navy Flying Corps' but had only Qeuent and one interest In Su`__d8_y been in Franco about a month when school work manifested. District ex- he was reported missing during one ecuuve committees were appointed to of tho rcccnt big drives. The young carry on the work between conv0n_ officer' is u soii_of Rev. George Daw- uons_ ' son, pastor of Exmouth Street Meth-

Eodist Church, St. John, N. B., who is well known in Charlottetown, and besides his parents hu loaves four brothers and two sisters. The sisters and one brother are at home, wliilo the three other brothers arc in the air service.

::COME In and let ue help you with

your holidays supplies. Our store is teeming with lu|gestilon| to make your vacation complete. Johnson G. Johnson, The Quality Drugstore, Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. 909-8-17M3i _

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There are things you’il need while away that can-

not be found in out-of the way places. Insure the com- fort aud convenience by stocking up before you go.

A list of suggestions may prove helpful.

\ STATIONERY 1- THERMOS,,B0'|`Tl.ES

more curs ~~ cicnis- . -

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PHOTO SUPPLIES

l.0Tl0NS

HEADACHE REMEDY ANTISEPTIC SOLUTIONS TOOTH BRUSHES BRUSH & COMB

SOAPS

BATH SUPPLIES

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‘ ADH PLASTER iimihlir _

PLAYING CARDS MOSQUITO LOTION _ BATHING CAPS

of season»s selling rem ETC. EIC. ETC.

Start right and write us while away for anything _

ulai‘ $6 to 7.50 styles. you may need. _ mflfetufgfg' gfrggr gf; gg:

_ - \ _ _ -` __ - ‘ tomer. _.~`_»_~`*--,-f _..._ _,’,' Sge omwmdow - & J Goblin Soap5cakes for25

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“ __ con Kanrersmca srnssr 0

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ics cas/uh and cake si the _Marsh- field festival tonight for 20c. Red Cross work. lf not ilric the first fine cvciiiiig following. 037

HELP THE RED CROSS work by

having tcu at thc Festival at Marsh- ileld this cveniug. Chicken salad. brown and white bread and a. variety of cakc all for 30c. 937

GRAND LODGE K. OF .P. -» The

Grand Lodge Knights of Pythlas of the Maritime Provinces meets in Summcrside tomorrow, Tuesday. At the evening meeting, after the open- ing uildross by thc Mayor, Consul Pierce, of_Charloti.eiowu, will deliver :ui address.

preuclicd t\vu exceptionally able nioiis _ln Zion Church yesterday. McQuarric, although one of

`\lsland's youngest preachers, is ready one of the ablest men in Prcsbytcry.

the

HORSES ENTERED.-The follow-

ing liorscs are eut.ci'cd for the races at the Scottish Gathering on Wednes- day, August 21st: Colorado L., 2.10; Buster H., 2.17%; Dovilisli Dorothy, 2.16’/1; Helen R., 2.121/,; King Okla, 2.11’/4; Lilian Putchcn, 2.20; Baby George; Jellicoe, 2.35; Admiral; Sybil C.; Wilfrid Hal._

G|lANI]_lU|]li`l I. ll. U. F. NIEE S 'Al Ml]NlIl0N NEX_l_YElR _

KENTVILLE, August 15.- The

fourth session of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. O.` F., was held this morniiig.Tlie report of the ilnunco committee was adopted which calls for an increase of por capital tax for ensuing year of 10c cxtru.

Invitations for the next place of

meeting-which will also be the centenary of the order-were rc- ceived from Moncton, St. John and Halifax. Moncton was chosen.

The olllcers elected for the en-

suing year follow: _ Grand Master-R. H. McKay, New

Glasgow.

Deputy Grand Master-Dr. C. A.

Murray, Moncton. _

Grand Warden- W. W. Clarke,

Kentville.

Grand Secretary- J. J. McKinnon,

Charlottetown, (re-elected).

Grand Treasurer- J. H. Balcom,

Halifax, (re-elected).

Grand Representatives- Rev. G. W.

Whitman, New Landing, and J. A. Laidlaw, `i-iaiifsx.

Beer & Goff

Saturday Special _ Aug. 17th.

Soap This Time

Soap Regular 8c bars.

_TWO ABLE SERMON'S.-Rev. \V_

A. McQuarrie, of North Bodcque,

SEY- Mr- aftcr a five days' visit ut Mr. Wil- the al-

Ask for Mlnnrd's and take no other

PERSONALS

Mrs. Lloyd Wcllner loft Saturday

on u visit to Suclcvillc.

Miss Hclcii Whilc and Miss Sadie

Love- went to Tlgnlsh Saturday.

Dr. A. A. Allev, Cardigan Bridge

was among the visitors to the city Saturday.

Sgt.-Maj. Instr. F. J. Paul and Mrs.

Paul are visiting in Halifax for a week or ten days. ‘

Mrs. Guthrie Ballingnll of Char-

.lottcto\v_n is spending u few weeks in New Glasgow thc guest of Mrs. Ern- est C. Iloustcnf'

Miss Zllda Johnston ol Douglas town, N_I3., ras rcturncd to the city

fred Bovycr`s, Buivbury.

Gunner Walter Shaw, of the ilth

Siege Battery, stationed at Rod Head,

day on a four weeks' furlough.

General Manager Hayes of th Canadian Government Railways, \vho was hero on ofllciul business crossed on return to the mainland Saturday.

Rev. Dr. Wiggins and Mrs. Wig-

gins, who spent the past fortnight with the former‘s sister, Lady Dav- ies, returned to their home in Sack- vllle last week.

Mrs. W. F. Morrison ami hor dangli-

tcr, Mrs. Calder and hcr littlo niece, who have been visiting Miss Hanna, Gerald street, have returned to their home in Fredericton, after ii pleasant

holiday. _ l

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Mrs, A. A. Walker, with her two

sons, Lewis and Arthur, Maine, nc- companled by her sister Miss Eliz- abeth A. Ling, of Boston, Mass., are visiting their old homo in New Glas- gow, P. E. Island.

Mrs. Willie Edmundson and her

friend, Miss Alice Matthews, recently returned from a vcry enjoyable trip to Suminersidc, Keiisington, Bcdcquc and St. Eleanors, P. E. 1. Whilc in Summerside they were the guests of Mrs. W. A. Carr.-Moncton Trans- cript. _

Miss Bertha Wynne, head of the

Millincry Department of Moore & MacLeod Ltd., and Miss Bessie Fos- ter of the Ready to wear Depart- ment with the same establishment leave this morning on an extended

visit to the leading Cunadiun and Am- _ erlcan Millincry and Roady to wear establishments. Whllc absent they

will select novelties for tho ilrin.

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arrived home from ‘Stl John Satur-i

NEW llilillld INVFNTHI

WINDSOR, Ont., August 15.- A

farm tractor which is declared to be more easily handled than .L team of horses, and which in acrucial test yes- terday performed some rcally remark- able feats, has been sold by its in- ventor, Leo McCloskey of Maidstone

township, to a Detroit ilrui nt :1 price said to be in the neighborhood of $200,000. The deal was closc:l after experts had seen the tractor operat- ed _ior an hour on the IiIc(Jlosk-fy farm.

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llllllllllli' VICE AUMIRM Rll}llVESll§Pl]|NlMENl

(Special to The Guardian)

AMSTERDAM, August. 1_G.- Vice- Aduiirul Bchiucke 'liiis'"be'¢-iii appointed -State Secretary to the German Ad - nilralty, says the Eser Zeitung of liroineii. llc was formerly Vicetiliief of thc Naval General staff.

i ' _ill

fwu/|iNPi1i|ci ~ _ng on nuiv

(Special to the Guardian)

NEW YORK, August 16.-Outiltted

with "billion," revolvers and handcuffs _Now York's first uniformed police- wonicu, six in number, went on duty ltoday. Commissioner Enright nn- 'nounciug the nppnintnients_ said four ‘other women would be named for regular police duty. They will pai' spoeiul attention to the welfare of the

girls. ` _

ivlinnrd's Lliilment C0.. Limited

Gents,-I cured a valuable hunrglg

dog of mango with MlNARD’S Ll MENT after several veterlnarles had treated him without doing him any permanent good.

Yours, etc.,

WILFRID GANGNE

Prop. of Grand Central Hotel

Drummond. Aug. 3, '04.

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