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all skin diseases. A liquid used ex- ternally. lnstant relief from itch. Your money back if the first bottle docs not bring you relief. Ask also about D. D. D Soap.

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lottetown

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Klllill IN llllllllN

lhe Sad News Received of

This weI|~known Charlotte- town Athiete’s Death.

.

Mr. C-lenient Blanchard, 28 Ken-

sington Road. last evening received it despatch stating that his son Gun- 'ner John F. Blanchard aged 26, ot the lltli Siege Battery, had died of wounds on October 19th. Gunner l1lu11cl1:ii'd left here with the Sth Siege Ilattery and was wounded and gassed in July oi' last year. Ho returned to France as soon us possible after his i'e1~.nv1-ry and took part' in many of the heaviest battles since. His death was due to a gunshot wound in the head. There will be widespiead re- gret anic~ng the niuny friends of this splenilid young man upon his death. lle was well and favorably known, es- pecially in athletic circles, havlmg been a prominent member of the Victoria Hockey (‘l~uli and one of the lsl11n1l's speetliest cyclists having won niiiiiy-1.-tips and medals in various ath- letic meets here. tBei`c-re enlisting he was employed with the iirni of Morris Smith and Beer. To his bereaved par-

ents, and his brother, Captain James 13111111-1121111 or the -1:. A. D. Han- iax, who is at present in Charlotte town, Frederick and one sister, Katie, at l:.>ii:e_ deepest sympathy is oxtendi ed in their sad loss.

BIG SUBSlIlllPllllN

FUR V|ClllRY lllllN

<)'l"l`.'\\\`.-\, Oct. 27-The first

big .~'ub:<criptio11 to ilic Victory ll.oan was zinnoniiccd last evening wlicn 1\lr. \\"rtrrc1i Sopcr of this city iiizidc public the subscription of the one million dollars by the Dunlop 'l`irc :ind Rubber Co Limit- cd of wliicli he is president. The licad office and factory of thc Dunlop Coiiipany arc located 'in Toronto.

PARIS, Oct. 27.-Tlie offlciail bul-

letin tonilght says that French patrols have crossed the Danube River' and *invaded Itouniania. near Lampalaiika ‘l31ilgaria. defeating German detach- nicnts and taking many prisoners.

French troops are aiding the Ital-

ians in their new offensive. Accord-

in: to reports reaching London today the attacks of -the Allies are meeting with considerable success despite the unfavoralile conditions. About 3000

_pr'=oners have been taken since the lassault was launched.

___________.

BUY VICTORV BONDS

.-\ Victory lsond, A Victory Bond.

It makes the Kaiser fly.

lie ca-n`t get over 3, Victory Bond`

No matter h‘ow l1e’ll try

So buy a Victory Bond' today. ~

And help defeat the Hun,

lt's worth t-he price of a Victorv Bond

To see thc Kaiser run.

W. C. T. Cliarlottetown.

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H. H. M-ELANSON’

Pnunglr Troma Manager lencten. N. I.

Above Trains Run Daily Excepted

W. T. HUGGAN

District Pnoongor Agent

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-IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

-THE GUARDIAN is on sale at

Lat'ferty's, Summerside. Mtt.

-COAL ARRIVES. -' The schooner Bessie Keefer, in charge of the owner Capt. A. H. Olson, has entered port with a cargo of coal from Picton.-H.

..»-\\"t)UND}£D.- Mrs. Mary liichards of Suinnicrside received 11 message this week stating that her liusbatitl Pte, _lohn Henry Rich- ards has been admitted to Lanker- ton Hospital, Whitstable. England suffcriiig from gunshot wound in hip.-L.

-KILLED IN ACTION-The s-ad

news has been received in Miscouche that Ptel Frank Gaudet was killed in action in France on Oct. lst, and Pte. Joseph Des Rodhes on the 5th;Pta. Gaudet enlisted in August 1914. and went over to France with the 105th Battalion.-L

--WOUNDED IN ‘BACK-W0l‘d ll-35

been received that Pte-. Joseph Gallant of. Summerside thas been admitted to No. 56 General Hospital', Etaples, Oct. 11th, suffering with gun shot wounds in back. He is a son of Mr. P. C. Gallant and enlisted with the 105th Battalion-L.

-I)/\N(.}F.ROUSLY ILI..- Mr. .\laxime Gallant, Suininerside has received a message that his son Pte. .\lztxinic B. Gallant who has been wounded recently in France is n0\v riaiigcrously ill in the 53rd General llospital at lioulogtic, Fr:incc_ He cnlistcd with the 85th Kiltics in Nc\v_ Brunswick and had only been in France zi short time.-L.

-FUNERAL SERVICE.-The re-

mains of -thcé late George Deegan. who died in Toronto last week, were brought home to Summerside on Moud-:ty evening. The funerali took

place from his mot1lier’s residence t\o St. Paul’s Cemetry on Tuesday morn- ing and was ilargely attended. The pall bearers .were Messrs J. E. Dalton, Fred Murphy , Urban Gill?-s', Stanley Perry, Lloyd Shiarp and H. Was-h.-L.

--(EOING T() ()'l"I`.f\\\/'.f\, -_

.\lr_ _l. T. Proiitt, Kensington, Sec- retary of thc Provincial Dairy As- sociatioii leaves tlic Province next Fritlziy tiiorniiig for Ottawa tipoii invitation of The Honourable T. .»\. Crcrar, Minister of Agricultiirc to attend a Dominion Conference of Representatives of the Dziirying lndustry Co. bc licld on Monday Nov. 4th, 5th and 6th. _

-BOARD OF HEALTH.-Several

cases of ila grippo hlaving developed

_into Influenza and pneu-mon-ia, a opccial meeting of Sumnierside Bzfird of Health was held on Thurs-

day evening when' the following reso- lutions were unanimously passed:-_ "Resolved (1) Whereas owing to the increase ot' the epidemic known as Spanish Influenza within the prov- lnco and that funerals of persons hav- ing dicrl of this disease have been largely attended by the public, it is corxaidcred expedier.-t by the Board in order to safeguard the public health that all ,public funerals shall be pro- hibited within this town and are here- hy prohibiteti until further 'nc-tice. (2.) Whereas owing to the increase of S111-nish Influenza epidemic within this province and ifor the purpose of -further s\aieguardi11g` the public lic-filth; Resolved that all stores and other places of business witlii»n the town of Summerside. excepting drug stores. butcher shops restaurants and hctels_ he closed nit 6 o'clock p. m. every -day in the week. Saturdays in eluded. from t-his date untill further notice.-. ,

-0'BRIEN-GlLLl8 WEDDING. -

A very unusual event -took place in the lfminaculaito Conception church on Wednesday, Oct.. 9th when Miss Mary Pulcharia. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Michael O'Brien of Miminegaah but formerly of Boston, Mass., be- came tho happy bride of Mr. Joseph Gillis son ot’ Mr. and Mrs. John Gillis Palmer Road. Rev. Dr. Gauthier oi'- ilciating the church was beautiful-ly decorated with flowers, the wedding march beting nicely rendered by Mrs. Annie Cudgan. The bride word n dainty gown of white chiffon over lace and had -hat t0 match. She was assisted by her cc/usin -Miss Gertnlde Kelly of Roseville who was dressed in a pea green silk. Whilst the groom was ably supported by his cousin Mr. Wilbcrt Gillis of Alberta.'l`he groom's gift to the bride was 3 gold bracelet and to the bridesmaid o gold ameth- iot ring. After the ceremony wedding dimmer was served at -the home of the bride. Shortly after the feast they att drove .10 the groomh home where U. delicious supper awaited them. The remainder of evening was than plou- untly spent in singing and dancing. 'Dba presents were numerous and

---TWO. CENTS PER WORD each' insertion for advertilsllll in this col- ' umn. Cash must accompany order Minimum charge -twenty-tlve cents.

WESTERN PERSONALS

C-QQ

-Mr. and Mrs. Wlllliam Farrah

Summerside have removed to Dart- mouth, N. S., where they will reside for the winter.-H.

--Mr. James Kelly ot Mon-trcal who had been visiting friends- in Summer- side and Kinkorahas left on return to his home.-H.

-Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, Port

Hii-ll, have received word that their son Private Fredrick Dennis had been wounded in France and had been ad-

mitted to a Hospital. _

-His friends are pleased to sec

Mr. Robert Palmer, Sumniersidc, \vho was recently injured by the overturning of an auto, so \vcll ini- provcd as to bc around again.-H.

-Mr. Frank Brothers, of Hol-

nian’s Ltd., has resigned his posi- tion and left on Monday on 11 short visit to his home at Vernon lliver. Mr. Brothers will be much missed in town by the many friends lic

made duringhisstay,-H.

--BUY VICTORY 'BONDS-“

BORDEN BULETIN

Among the visitors to Borden re-

cently were: Messrs. Harry Tidrna1‘sh, Cliarlovtetown, W. I. Robertson, Tryon, W. C. Wright and ‘Mr. Lures Mgr., 13111111 or Nova scout.. victoria.

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hilcssrs. Roy Silliphant and \V.C.

Church, made a, large shipment of lambs to the Mainland Friday.

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Mr. Felix Mcliraac. of Souris, re-

presenting. Gordon Pew Co.. G-louster, Mass., is here superintending the transfer of salted fishn-

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Mr. Wm. M\cLeodi, section foreman

in Borden yards, who has been very ill in the hospital' hero is reported out ot' danger.

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Mr. Arthur Green. '-of the tirni of

Green Bros., meat merchants, is ai. present confined to his .home with a l severe attack of influenza.

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Borden Railway Yards is 11 busy

place at present having the appear- ance of big divisional points in the west freight ltrains moving inward and outward almost continuous-ly day ann night. The Freight Agent Mr. Slack- ford is sure 11. busy man, under his skilful and careful supervision the lmrmense work oi' transferring and d-espatchi-ng goes on without a hitch. 1

U 3 IU

On Thursday morning two military

funerals took place here for Pte. John Richards and Pte. J. Kruger. The deceased soldiers were returned men acting as guards at the Inter- ment camp here and died of influenza \foIlowed by pneumonia) lA tltrint party consisting of 15 men in coni- mand oi’ Serg.-Major Lucus, |marc`.ie'l behind the remains of their dc-:td comrade. Pte. Richards remains were forwarded to Amherst, N. S. for burial and Pte. J. Kruger was buricd ut. (iape Traverse and services \‘-'ere con- ducted for the latter by the Rev. James M1cDougald.

FRCED VACCINATION

IS NOW ABOLISHED

MELBOURNE. VIC., Oct. 25.-A

bill has been passed by the Legislative Aasemlbly »aibolishing_ ,endorced vaccin- ation. '

-anY vicroiiv BONDS-‘

I\'ILLIiI> IN ACTION

On Wednesday October 16th

the home of Mrs. F,lizabetl1 Gaudet, .of Miscouche was sadden- ed when :1 telegram was received announcing the death in action of Sgt. Frank Gaudet, M. M. llc was onc.of the brave 'ist contingent boys leaving Summerside in Aug. 1914 for Valcarticr. Since then h-: was wounded once and Apart from that was practically always on the firing line. After one of the heavy battles last spring he was awarded the military medal forbravery and a commission in England, and he remained there u1i_til_a few weeks before his death when he begged to beseht back to his unit in France. He_was not there long however when after fou_r years service to his country he made thesupremc sacrifice on Oct. lst. He leaves to mourn his aged mother, three sisters Nettie at home, Mrs. J. E. Gaudet and Mrs. Beloni Gaudet, also five brothers; Wilfrid in Suni- merside, Gussie at home, Alex., in Quincy,.Eddie and Alban, Mis-

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Coats of Moderate Price, Garments of Style at a

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Worth While Saving A

S WELL AS THE BEST LINE OF HIGH GI’i1\DE(1OATS_-THIS Gl`iEAT READY to wear department. offers you the best range of moderate price coats to be had. , _ You are invited to como to thc store to-day and .sce how much in style-how much ln comfort/-how much in satisfactory wear-a very reastinable price can buy. '

One of the best values this season is' a

navyblue friczc cloth coat, belticd all around,

set in sleeves. patch pockets, large

collar. convertible and trimmed with buttons,

length about, 46 inches, sizes iii to

40 iIlCll0S- Price .. ..... ..

A very heavy weight cloth coat of brown

and green mixed tweed, large convertible collar which maybe worn bnttoncd _lngli or turned low as desired. buttoncd trimmed.

fancy two piece belt all around, _pockets and

_ $22.50

fancy cuffs. This is also made in black, sizes 3-l, 42. Price... .... ._

One of the licsbcoats for value is in a

heather mixture zibelinc cloth,_also grey,

fancy three-piece belt, convertible colla‘1'),

' 24.0

large bone buttrns, length fl-8 in. $ sizes 38, 42. Price..........

Another coat equal in value is made in

brown whitney, has large convertible collar, set in sleeves, belted all around, sleeves and body lined, with colored buttons to match, length -'16 inches, size- 3-I, 36, 38. I’r'icc ................... ..’..

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An cxccptionally good value is made in

black ocean wave cloth, large convertible collar inlaid with black velvet, large patch pockets, half belted at back, p_lush buttons,

length -I2, sizes 16, 18. Price

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llcuvy black chcvoit coat pleated back

rind front, all around_ bclt, ve vet collar, sizes 36, 38, Misses 16, 18 '

Heavy black check zibcline coat, side

belt cll`cct, pockets; plush buttons, plush collar half satin lined. Worth $20.00

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HAVt SillW KIUNEYS,

Eat lou meat if you feel_ Backachy or

-` No man or woman w'l10 eats meat regularly can fnake ha mistake hy tiushing the kidneys occasionally, says ti well known authority. Meat ioiiiis \1"'~'- acid which excites the kidneys. .iey become over worked from the drain, -get sluggish and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then 'we get sick. Nearly all rhcumatism, liendaclios, liver trouhlef nervousness. sleeplessness and urin- ary disorders como fironi sluggishi ‘ kidneys.

The moment you feel a dull ache

_in the kidneys or your back hunts or l.f__i.he_ urine is cloudy, offensive, full of_ sediment, irregular oi’ passage or _uttemded by a sensation ol scolding, ,1!t10p eating meat and get about tour 'ounces of .Tad Sal-ts from any phar- -macy; take a -tablespoonful in ti gloss of water before breakfast and 'ln a tow days your kidneys will aot line. This -famous salts is made from the meld gf grapes and tlemon juice; c1i11n»i1111111‘ witiwimiin, 111111 11111 been used for generations to flush and stimulate _tlie_kIdney|, also to neu- tralirze the wid! in urine so it no longer causes_'[i_;fijIlbtlpn. ‘th_ti`s ending bladder weakness. `

Jud Bak; _lg inexpensive and can-

not Injuroqimns ;.delglitm.l'-<elfs|'- -vencent lit -miter, drink which 'ev-' eryono should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood Qurb. lheiiby tvoidlng soo Iona kid1i_q~:_ccln'plhc¢tIons. _

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QUi¢li~» Clean. Low-Priced Warmth

Acosy bedroom to dr th k' ' ' chilly nioriiings is a g(iTat Eoiiilfjdfies nllitiitilmsstii

\'.'i‘.'l1 a I‘c:'fcction Oil Hcatcl-_ 'to roogn de' iw you can Carry It from. mom _ _» flvmg 0Ut Cold, and substituting

Checfl’ economical warmth. N0 dusty ash pan or smttdgy coal

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