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iff was out over 'ity ol Long River,` op .‘ ia" on Mrs- 1911" T- l"ll°",1‘l ` '_ ‘ _ ia`Parsone),'I>__a_I9°\‘| VOM*

of t»__h'er eternal reward'

__ _ . _l'yege'6t_(0_yearl- Al: .__ . it rel;eg..eu'usu'-ueea'_m:irl|- ‘i i' _lrsaith or sometime- sverylwiie " 'her_‘re`cp`very had byen Qlter-

‘ until s few days previous te

` _d`eo,th'. her oondltion_ bvgan

rowiinfavoriible and in 69119 0! 1~llat"'~metUcsl skill and loving -qgnld-do for her she DUN4 lfyatway _ to 'the Great

._/_ oi'ld'.' ' She leaves _to mourn be- __ a_ sorrowlng husband, dve .i dren;-the youngest (being an' _~._" `t six months old, also 'en aged F sr and tive brothers, and two- " ` ers to mourn their loss__ The ._ ,pvhlrlb was _largely M~i»0l\d£d k' 'p_) " ,on Saturday afternoon athe' mdy Memorial Cemetery. ____ Such hives. _ __ » .. 'if The du th of Dr. John J. Ken-

_-_wlplgl has already been re-

xpm 'to by the Guardian. has e¢a_t`a gloom ever St. Teresa‘_»» ¥'§,yish,'\vhere he was born, and bhtledf fo_rth__a general expression .._.~'l-qgret from~_hls many friends tl-_ acquaintances tawushout the

ml ee. The deceased had re- .*. _‘I _ln New York. where he 2 tlsswiiiedteiae since ms, he

_pttached to thc Roosevelt and

nie|Hosr`ltale dnd he had

' the last three years been senior

-leer to the Twelfth Regiment .¥'f‘iY.-N. GI, with the rank of

Ugptain. i

on says prior to his death he I ed Roosevelt Hospital -suffer-

' Tfftont Bris'h_€_s_ disease, and gh his cobd-lt was not con- ` es'erl_ serious, he nevertheless,

gaining the uncertainty of life

_ the certainty of death com-

st any hour or moment, vrlse-

-'grepsred for the end by the 'mul reception of the Consoling ernment of Holy Church. His _ dltton became daily worse, and

' ng; iris brother physicians and ll t t medical skill could do,

th 'prggtually triumphed and l 'V nd by his wife and sev- ` `l{bf his brothers and sisters

helieireweil to the things of

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"3 his boyhood he gave evi- diuee or his aptitude aaa,taste ror l ing and at _an early age he

t__r¢, '_ Bt. Dunstaifs College Ure he remained two years. He

wont to _N rth Dakota where

tauillt schoblffor three years _ w ich he took a course ln St.

_omas';' College, Minneapolis, lining hls`B. A. wi-lrhonors. `¢\..fl`sk-l'ng up the study of medl- f _0._lli_. Columbia University, he

_situated in 1915, standing iirth 'his class of 2§_0_s_tudents. ,ou Tuesday. July ani., his re- sins, _ accompanied by his wl- _ 9,-“ills 'sister Mirle 'and his three

3'0thei's,` Peter, Patrick and Ger-

d,`.' arrived at St. 'l‘eresa's,i

where sfiarge, number of_sympa~ tltisilig rlends and neighbors were

_iii w_git_i_l_\g _to follow it to his mo- _t,h_er’s ome. His funeral on th_e followlng morning was one of the iaigeit uver"e'son in the parish, ' not only the parishioners attending Htfa body but large numbers of sfilliatbiling friends coming from '--tif!-neighboring parishes to pay their las; tribute of respect to the -§_\,inory__'or lllln whom they respect-

.£r_d‘_eet`eemed in life. The services _pre conducted by ltev._ Dr. Cur- ntlcle of the deceased.

_t-i§ie__*l_eav_es to mourn a sormw- W,` dow and threeyoung sons _ _doyyeli _'_m`6tiler, three sisters, tis.1`R>li'li Mooney, Peakes, Marie,

__ "libres and Cassie of New - ik, live brothers, Peter, Frank

%`1 _g_:_rald,_ _ln Bridgeport, Conn.. _ _ l ,et lvswjvork, and Patrick

giths homestead, to all of whom _ is heartfelt sympathy of the coin- lfhtnity sees 'not tu their sau he- Qvémsnt. May bis soul rest in peace. ` ' _

Af-init Fiir The Nerves

Tile Only [Ili Nerve Tonic Is a 'j,_ Good Supply of Rich, Rod

- _ eteeti

would only attend to

of worryln: an eminent

_"we doctors would

consulting rooms crowd-

wrecks. More peo-

fmm worry than anyth-

of - thing which thc

spoke of is the nervous

' caused by

on any-

hurts'

of

sleep other

are part the misery. comes from' starved the nerves with poison-

ls a terrible mistake.

tonic is a red hieoq. nervousness

Williams'

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pills through

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it , _ box’esmf`o‘r%

_ ,A few cents buys "Danderine." After an application of "Daude- rlne" yon ea_li not Ind a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more color and thieknesa.

TUESDAY -WEDDING BELL8.- A very

pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mur- ray of Graham's Road on Wednes- day. July 28th, when their daugh- ter, Mary Lillian, was united in

Clarke of Wilmot Valley, the cere- mony being performed by the llcv. Mr. Miller. The brkie looked very pretty in a gown of white satin and carried n shower bouquet of .roses Only the immediate rela- tives of the contracting parties were present.¢The bride was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. _After supper was served. the hap- py couple left for their new home in North Bedeque, followed -by the best wishes of ali their irientlsi' '

AN ISLAND PABTOFL- Special

pre-communion services were held in St. David's Church, iCape John, on the 16th and 17th uit., the pas- tor being assisted hy Rev. Murdock McKay. On the 18th the .Sacra- ment of the Lord‘s Supper was dis- pensed. A large number of commu- nlcants were present, and five new members were added to the Roll of the church. Since the induction in M'a~y 1917, of the present pastor, the Rev. Geoge Cameron, the con- sregation 'of Caps John and Carl- boo has been advancing step by step. The ripening influence of the spirit has been deeply felt, and the pastors ministry h-is been greatly blessed. Within one year fifteen have united with the congregation, and during the present pastorate ‘the people have increased their ‘annual givings to stipend lo thc extent of four hundred dollars, and contributed last year to the Bud- -get the largest amount in the his- tory of the congregation. In the Forward movement the congregat- ion exceeded its allotment by $9®1,00, subscribing over sixteen hundred dollars. Extensive in area, the congregation has ulnied at be ing extensive also in good works, and pastor and people re- joice in fruits abundantly mani- ifested.-Presbyterlun Witness.

(Rev. Mr. Cameron ls well

known in this city.)

in the death of Capt. R. K. Mc-

Kenzie at the P. E. I. Hospital on the 14th inst., the province loses an honored and respected citizen. He was ill his 88th year and for the last 8 months had been it patient in the Hospital, where he had en- deared himself to the pllyslclims and nurses and everyone connect- ed with the institution. Capt. M'ac~ Kenzie had spent nearly his whole life in Flat River as a merchant and no business man on the island ever left-a record of higher com- mercial ideals and honor or was more beloved In the community. His name was always a symbol for integrity and fair dealing and ser- vice to the people. For 40 years he conducted his business, and in such .a way as to win the love and

gffectlon of even the little chil- ren ln the dis-trict. Hs was u member and officer, of the -Belfast congregation. and the church loses in his death a generous and con- sistent supporter. I-le will indeed be greatly and sorely missed by I very large circle of friends all ovei the province.

He was predeceased some YBHH

by his wife, who was formerly Miss Lydia Cogswell of George- town, and two sons. Newcombe and Harry. He leaves behind of his own particular family, two sis- ters, Mrs. Edward McRae of Pi- uette and Mrs. D. A. Macheod of Eldon; one brother, Finlay Mac- Kenzie of Flat -River, and one daughter, Mrs. Russell Sutherland of Los Angeles, California.

...READY-GILLIS NUPTIALS-

The marriage was solemnlzed at Sacred Heart Church, Alberton, at 9 o’clock on Wednesday mornin! August 4th. of Loretta May, flllh daughter of Mr. Puulinus Gillis. Montrose. to Mr. Gonzales A. Rea- dy, son of Mr. John M. Ready of Tlgnish, Rev. Dr. Campbell offl- clstlng The church was beautiful-

ly decorated by friegds of the

plants. The bride. 'kv *ll 0°' corted t her lace y her ther. lsr. .Aiti9e.i .Lp oiids.`.r»1mHblY but tastefully Kllwlled ,ll ivory taffeta, with lrnlfe ploatlng and lace trimmings. with which she wore 3 lace hat with -touches oi _silver and carried a bouquet 0! whltefeariistions and maiden hair !orn.`8lle was attended by U01' 9"' ter, Miss Katherine. who wore WN pink ge_orgette_wlth hat to match. £55 "°,.‘;".“°‘-r.l"l...‘§'.‘.‘I.l‘ JS' .°Z'.'lI‘.‘i

et s. e

'gd by his veousln, Mr. Cll1ldB mari., raltntil, Awronrflfv “mi” ‘mit-" remlsimi hy NM ll'-fr keen rendered seautiruily ramen-

Williams’ Oli.

' Wedili March as the bri-

'slngny entzged the church. Dur-

nlorrlage to Mr. W. A. Heath‘

bride, with `fe`rna nd potted*

`f“"`?"' 'I I oav l ‘ " ‘ I ` not i ` ` ` ° _ *fit renal t

lourtn rl TWH--H mhiftaiiif lifmgn iuelufiir; °:i:

lf’..'.'5....':.:.f'°.;'.. 'DANDER|"E'~ c";°lI’”l_b'll`v‘Z_i__,°`f I QUIT iw-‘i»‘=`fl-'-°1i’°»°»‘f»%

Colvin all 018°” ----° as served at the home oi the , ' ' _ . :say .rn.rairi¢,'r

H- -- _ » _ ~

t- - ~ _ _

,P. ‘ .,.'l.. _. WON "°|°°m° _ ' :ride after which the happy_con-

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" W- .P 0 "HG ll I ° 5" “I'M DELIGHT WITH WHAT it

_ “Q gf! of navy tricotine with taffeta _hat 1'.nN|_Ag HA; pgng pg. .° I.” u nn, °|“"“°‘ mane” amcer “wad an c' I . 4 . . - i l.

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thia popular young eoltple. .l W" last ‘mul dowll “ll out

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sent for the rem___.- n ern 6 ' meal that 1 was afraid to eat and

_ fell of-f in weight until I was as

____|;'__\;'_:_‘_l|\__A\€__eYi3;5(';°A;°_;;:g:_*: thin as s rail. and too wes`k to

__ to __ _“ace ___“e_-_da m_m__ handle heavy timber. I also had ¢.

img fgavtig his fathers hiime at lm onmuble with my udngys' “nd Buigé for St! Dunstan’s Cathedral. 'B mnnnml Wm "cm" an 'mm where a llelluiem High Mess was °f my bam' lt W” “5°“7 t° "9-5 _mn by Rev F___ Mmnlce MUDOW saw or_a plane and I often had to _M3 The Belwlces ___ the glllvll Ili' off from work for as much as

- - - - ten days at a time The pain -from

Guinn' mer” heh* an °"°e|m°n“l` rarely gut very much sleep and wa

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iv larse u\:_ml>_°>_\;__§>_§_°>;:V_:l§’;‘_:‘df_§_c’l;" getting worse ali the time.

latives an - .. .

I C l b llbllded it was a lucky day for me when

_'l;_*;°__:f_';:_i’_“;N;’ce"§’o:";n‘_§’_he Boy i took a irieaus advice and ti-ies

ll d ln _B body Tanlao for the way that medicine

b tifn a

:gl‘:,'l'_’___“e'_:_‘;quels °:,el.B l.eclllvl,d_ lnarvellous, and just fixed me up Following were the pallmearenz an lelltbllrtlhat Il Emil ‘had slillh an

M0D0___ald_ Ray McK9ll,le_ Jollll time and could eal anything a »»~»-- --Q---~ i.z'.'.t°'.'..;'.i';‘...'::':.:'f ;..‘.'.';":.-,;_

wtonlsoav ' ggseaffdbffvmmmg' back and r

UDDBNLY |l_|__ __The ell can t ered with my

ma'n:KfEi':nds or Mrs. Alex- M0' md“°"“ "”°°' I h‘“'° 5“1“°‘i °*'°l' Nevin 0! uonclom wlll tell." lo ten pounds in weight and am so learn that she lies ill at the Chex- much °"°"5" that I cm qi’ “S

. much work in one 'day as l used

i , P. lil. I., she

lometown Hlyssiglflzl Mr McNevln's t° d° "1 W0- rm °n U10 10h every

-had been Y _ - ll _ .lm rl l,_ E_ l__ lol. llle ay now and can work all day with- _:;>;1;ewl;1e; ___<_P__ :aa _“ken suddenly out getting tired. I sleep like a log iii Thursday- Mr. iucivevin ieit “iffy P18!" and Ke! im in the morn- yeslerday 'mr Clml.lol_lelowll_ ing feeling just fine. I'm so de- where he Wm be lm, some llmll lighlt;_d_w;lth what Tanlac did for

m

say-s the Moncton Times. eveery ‘_*_h__n;‘;°_°'_;‘;‘_°_'_‘_d H '° “he”

Tanlac tis sold in Charlottetown

B,--A v . ,

__:_'_5°2:_:£__s e'E:_""m_emnlzed°'l'_’; by Reddln Bros., in Montague by g_ {')________a__,__ Cathedral It an H. J. Mabbn, J. P. White, Murray

-_ hour ____ Wednesday June River, H. M. Chisholm, North Try-

W' Y __ M_ __ Cha____me'Kl__g ol on, R. H. Cameron dt Co., Crapaud. :é0_::;__X____s3JwnBwaB _“med ln 'the and H. P. Cohoon, Murray Harbor. ' r .i t M . .

‘l§‘;|€:_l§(°“lg;l;:nl;na§ nggggell? ll; bridal party, the haDDy couple

bel ' elformed by me motored to Moncton, whence they

fzeélfmglsf Mn,u‘§cg)MoDonalll_ The took the train for Cape Tormentine bride was attired ln a dress of old and thence cmssed W P' E- '-- rose satin, with ha-t to match, and Wh"“ 'hey spent “ 5h°" h°“’33" was atlgnded by her couslm Ml” moon trip visiting Charlottetown. Mary Puwen cl,_m_lMlel0wn_ who: Stlmmerslde and other points on _lore __ _Areas of Copenhagen bl“e‘_ -the lsl=<_nu, returning Thursday, with hat of ccrresonding shade. ‘INV 26"" '° 5" M"‘°y'*;_ “he” *‘

mervllle. Although he had been lil

Kant co . N B . on Monday. July lleellell lml ° W °

‘Aiireo Lemane and Aitrea co:m» bl _ er. brothers of the contracting go,-°l:l‘llnma¥dm;;hy'Tc;li?1lf2ng;2

'veil and wreath' of orange blossoms 'and wore a bridal bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. Alter the nuptlal High Mase. which was 'attended by many relatives 'oi the

Build Yourself Up.

Uittle I-‘lorenoe~S._ Wright, and

llfbeloved in the community and fllfflvfb’ of Charlottetown and

gprnwall, Prince Edward Iglglm

“ii U ‘R°lb\ll'! by accident ac- °°f¢i1|s te a report issued today,

So As To-Feel Better. “YH I Hvlbury despatch or Aus.

' -' Sill. 'The exact 'cause of the

` Eat and sleep better/as well 'es trouble that ca sed sq l ieea setter, by mia; mess ,l,,,,ll ll ,lm ,lull ln _l'_';"f;__;:',_ '-esrsapariiia. it isa: air-theysas Wm "__ ,"9 round medicine, good in all seas- ‘ "°P°" 'VNU ‘lf

' " "I0 little sirl as the lovin, ¢;.l¢ll»

,0Ill. i>'.".i.°-...°':-l°.lt: ;'.::::- :;: °' °'°'- w~ ' B5 _0 ,_¢_ I , I . alas iiligtstiaa; aspt|'ta_ Juliana- .pllnff $21,: °:llml'°."°‘flf"_ "_ 'ties or the tees ydu'saf."’¢ilg vos- _ - “_ "1 »ll¢l.|ll_lly llllll_“-llg“~l&- 'lla ml, neral willl_ be from 61 Mount_V§t~ ma. rriastiy _'trance a iliili stres1,'-'aorivsry;"'tms_.'a ‘where other lllodlclns failings not there will be a llterpiieiii' mg' md- " “" ' ' ' arm from eaist rrmsa ue

ir you neeaa iaill eleelve all". clllll°ll_ nm 'lll ln lt

cetharlio, get ool's Pills, - Www". mmm

We" °°“d“°"°d by Rav' Dr' Mc' my back was so bad at night that I.

l .

s°°“" °°° mxfrfl ° l lrlbule' llld acted on_ me was little short of

Rupert 0’Nelll, Leo McKenna. L90 pp 'ms “ 3" _ Ulf

ii* _ ____ ____

to Ditch- H"-"lr °°\\l"‘\*\|ll“°“° me " uve csnratvran. i t r i t t. 'rue eruiaernm aus the sees wishes er ali. so with » ' __ _ °'°"' °' °"°.""'°e"°."'*' §2.ie:ozy'2v:ifi;¢'rer 'tue mash?

' “ f oeoooeooe-oooeooooooe-0-OM , - __

CALLED .V FATHER* l.,EA.l.l_l_ when I startedon Tanlac, but that No_T___B __ __ _Md n_______u_d. ' Us An ____

- _ all

_Much lympamy l' all lol, MIL medicine as built _me up to,v_v_herel lo as e _ WlDDING_ Ill. .- ol __ <->--» »- --»-~ "°'.::'.' ‘.i"'."°':."'...‘.':..""..‘,'.l'°» 'i i.':.".'.:':l‘...t!'i..°.:::“’~.'i:;i.'::2:'§i.l .t»:..‘1*.i’...i'°"°"::..'."" ‘i’I.t:‘.l‘.

night received the sad news ofthe 2° Y °E "el Yl _ _nl '"1' lm" B lollsllls for . 'mulls ll, “fl th " ° 15.' bulls., _ death of her -father. Mr. Manning H'm"_:n_°“’|l’)°“S°:° 1" “ls ' 153 che” _lust place n harmless N04-o_ nth "t" °m,_h°I':‘° »°d in mr “ - ch Hmhlf' Bm ll>“"“t`h Nilst' P E ‘M4 U Chu g"m'n’ Bm mm in your mom Imam' °'z`!i’liiiiai»er:n streeteity

Y'{l't~.h?"--_-' ° W-em . ° N '-- '. ' ' » desire to s. hortl the habit I ' ' 1 ` '

i"“‘ ~"°“°'“’ "‘°"J“"` Th” ““° i 'l...'e".;°i‘..'2°'§'°"' mini' '§°§?'fi.‘V”‘¢“e6morst§iy'pbw1Een.'»=¥d‘v°\i‘=f= 'frfmi 'mc§f§ariu¥9§a¥e°§hie' €§§5¢`.i¥§- 1.1,-r. i-iarris has been in somewhat “P ll' wb" s I ‘_ all balm, all mmlly plmlcally lla _ lib? T ll- em l __ ol ‘delicate health for some time pest “°'°\‘ °¥°°!°a £0 , 9 '* W. | "W" lllmlllly lvl so és” so maple °f F- h°°Ph W’ gin'-ts; __ but no lem", lllllclllml lllld bull again, Everything I ate dis- Gel __ sox of N0,l,o_B_;c and H li John and Mrs,_ Hlgg o Gy e wllclpaled llmll when the elld agreed with nie and soured in myld0e____,t_ mln" you “om an ____-v_ Park, Mass. Capt- ('l'tev_/.) eo. camo sllallllllly glllldlly lllzllg M.ll_ stomach and _would -bloat up with ml mr tobhcco ___ my _om ,om C. Taylor per ormed he cere- Alllllllnld Wm pmbably be all. gas until I was fit to burst. I _I ll 'lu I d »o“__ _'non _ inony, the double ring service be-

l ll ull welll( used to have suclaipains after every "'55 ' re un V- _ 9’ l_ng. used. The bride who looked

_without question. N_o’l‘o`Bao is made by the owners of Ca|_c`ar`eia; -'therefore is thoroughly reliable.

_..._.

THURIDAY. ' iN HOSPITAL;-Mrs_ Edwin

Paynter of Long River was tdkep to the P. E_ Island Hospital Satur- day and_ underwent a _very serlulls operation Monday morning." Her many friends wish for s speedy recovery.

THE CAR FE-RRY.-fthe Car-

ferry -Prince Edward Island, Cap- ‘ttsln Read, has had her four fun- nels removed by the -floating crane Lord Kitchener. New ones will bt put in place immediately, says a Halifax exchange.

_._--F ..

POTATO PRICES DROP IN

Halifax:-New popta-toes which are now 'finding their way to the market are dropping in price. The lowest price quoted Thursday was $3.50 »s. bushel. it was expected that the price would drop to $2 or less by Saturday or about $5 a barrel. Frederlcmn quoted pota- 'toes at $4 a barrel Last Thursday.

IDYB “NAVAL BRIG/A911.-The

Boys Naval Brigade purpose going into camp today,`we'athor permitt- ing. An advance party from the Brigade, yestenday, notwithstanding ‘the rain had the tents all l¥|lCh9li and everything in readiness. A_ most delightful site bas' been chos- en onthe West River, about three fourths of a mile west of York Pol-nt, on Miss McDonald’s farm. 'it ls hoped that many members of

'the Navy League will be able to

visit the' camp and show their in- terest in the work of the boys. Next Sunday, Rev. G.C. Taylor will hold service at the camp at ll a.-ni. when the boys will parade to service in uniform.

'MACLEAN KI_LTlE8 RE-UN- ion-Colonel Percy A Guthrie,

i - _ - _

The groom was _supported by his Sicfggfgmvgfalhfgg::l`;'e.:1r_:_°l:l‘::Twho organized the MacLean Kil- A platform also 'was erected and brother. Mr. Neil Mvlnnll. Alb|1l1Y» Mr_ and Mlm Wm_ LeBla“‘;_ .l.lm,_tle| in 1917, has recently returned i(\_ll gathered around lt. Mr. W. H. Alltel' the c8l‘el110l1Y 'U16 bridal yollllg couple 'were the reclplellls to Boston from Prince Edward Is- 'roster was l-he chairman. Mr. party motored to the home of the M m-any valuable and awful gms land where he was spending a Russell Champion road an address brlde's cousin, Mrs. Fred Power. lnclmllug silverware éul Shu' short vocation. Colonel Guthrie re- -and Mr. William Chia-mpion ll,-9. w1-_~;_-_f»--_§»-_f;°°;-;»_r_- -“fl-v"<_>_‘;_= ee., ....~.i.i....i.....1...i..i.'e........{ “gfnfg ,'°,,"'° H“,‘;,‘°f ‘M _v“f°°-°= ‘eye _M--__-5-d M5-. nurse. with we nz rea as eore eavi g lll hl ll th o o ca -ng at e annua ro-un_- a. or-rs c ar an a rocker, also on a trip through the _ Maritime I-MIK gms oiylgéglhégtkngfg xg: ion of the 'MacLean Kiltles whicn tl well filled purse each. Then fol- Provlnces. ,The presents were vol-ml" school teachers and me was held on Saturday. The Cale- l0wed speeches from Rel J_ lvl_ numerous and costly, and testify Emo-in B _rusted and v'___ ___ dtmlan Club of Boston was the Murchison, Dr. J. Kler, Jbhn Pro- to the popularity of bride and ploym 'of the T E ta 6 gm’ *lost to th? satherius this year. iitt M. A. Ready. Charles iwexsy. groom. Their many friends join fllhelr ,rlends m ___°_'°“ __h_°- More tiisn four hundred members John Bernard and others, lvlr5_ ln €Xl@Ddil1\8 llliilflles wllllralllla- ,lllelll-at lm hlw d ';_ “ W d “5 of the organization attended the Chester Simpson presided at the glam, me nd 5 '"1 “VPY W” ded re-union, which included_repres‘en- 0r8'1n with Messrs. C. Bearlsto

_...___ l_____;__;‘__e____’“;;“i'__5_;°‘:_:'__:__;E__mi:_l;_*::limg# gativss fooub Nova §c;_>__tl-a, N_;aw :lid _Bernard Rézady as vloilnlsts_

l _ l ll _ _ ‘ -, runswic. ntario an assac u- oca so os an choruses were

__/___Q__xl___l-`;_tl_l\__y__€l\l__y's L:-_l:_e The; will make their future home getty much enjoyed aml every one welll

n °"°\°“- --- , __. _ giggle delighted with the evening

_ l -` _ l Th s d neaceih _ away ~ `

fi'.;rs°a'.'i`§ul'i.‘i1§fhi;iif'\`i.§°e'f.if§?alle; .1 on 'hi 2°"'ll‘}“’ ‘lf Jim- 1920.- at stfzflregnfia July um sits- s __ “`_‘;f “§§"‘°°§_=ghf°'l°yS was fs-id

natlon, with which he mst-the final ‘E p"°°° °' ”°d Sl“_“d “Hd U15 lingering illness. Martha June y "' “S” “"‘P 0"’

summons, showed his preparedness °“"°“”d|“5'”e|5hb°"h°°d WGN Burhoe, dearly beloved wifeoi’ T0 J°°°b 'md Mrs- Dugan-

.lll mee; llls lllllllers llll|l_ dfeply Bfieved t0 hw-F Of U12 dB8__l_V_ William Turner, in the 67th year Dsprlgsl vanfy' _

lie tiiafmertiiieti hytliaiastritet ° -"ima D- M°M1"*“1 °f WOW or her aaa. - "‘" "’" “'70” "‘“ 'he 'lf'

ol. me C-_lmlCll_ Island West, an old and esteemed she leaves -to mourn her loss ““"""°"“"{_ 01' y0\H‘ mer' _

Mr. Miah-ar was in his 81st. yeir. resident Of U19 P1569 in MS 77U1 besides her husband, two daugh- ge’ :ei ygurf flefhl “'pW°“cl'

He was born in Summerville and Will' of his age. Al- lem My-g_ Nelson Taylor Annu. y°“ “_ en °\' 9 °"a" °“°~ Fm?

spent the greater pu-rt of his lite ;l__l_'€U8!;_ ad;'s_ricedd in years d'ple', James E. Taylor, at’home in gligrghlfngé’ ltgglflygalyou t{?h:i(-Qelaiiletflrtf ` I

there. e manane his - a - Bl, _ d g , ‘ L

‘His lrind and lovable disposition pearance -and strength until a feet' Hxgwiillfn ivllltiootiisy sgridgetlggl; follsoms road of life. You have E was' the respect and friendship of days before the message of death M Al I D9 l' 'gl J ll N' an-'°y,.°d me 9[°““'95` ‘md °“d“\"l'd dll who knew him. ‘His affect/ion came. Hs leaves a sorrowful T-B' 8-L age’ _' ° n' ' W9 l\'2N8ll|i>S that beset your _-_ - - . -' for his fellow-man was shown by widow. tllres sons and one da ht-‘ B" Mm tw-U Mothers' Alben Bm.. Pathway' and ha-ve rammed me A

bl! Nudge" “wil” to llngel, wllh or to mmm the _oss at t _gang _\:i_:;._;Ioii_l;l__l;foil{_e sad :amuel Bur- fif_t_leth milepost with vigor still

fl d_ llllllll lld d I l _ » - - - ev ent in Your lives. _ '

l Hsseizaves to mourn his loss. his M¢M‘lllan,at?f BnI::gmMont.ana¥"M£i' The lun"-ll was commend by You ha” "Med B 1”” “muy wife. one daughter and two sons; Wm. Crawford of'North W’ d I. Rev' ML Brown' salma' and me whose “"5 are chamcmqzed by Matthew J. residing in Charlotte- lalld James D ‘ of W U0 H- remains followed by a large gather industry and whose ambitions have i_W___ _md John T_ and JoB____h_l__e ___ _Mex-____de__ S M_ ood island and ing, was laid to rest in‘ the cenle- led along usernl and practical

h__mé_ ____me__________ -Besideélanm on_ t_l}e l_ery at Dundas. i;Blessed are the li_ves. You have fulfilled your du~ _

_ b __ lh _ - _ e am y ead who die in t e Lord." tes as citizens as best -you knew in their and efvsvsmvh BY there is .t worthy hr-other Donald rltibav ~ and your neighbors have thought

parties, acted as witness. The ll _ _ , . . li-_-iss was tastefully attirea ia .1 °’“° __ _ l_1:_iu;;f_=y.____s__._;>;»_i;y___b_:»_ca_:iie__:_i;e white satin gown with point lace “LAND '”`°°mL DEA” ___ mo” .p__M____rm___ ___l:____¥'______ ___

' nstlne Cove The

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‘r‘§.f:rfyu;t?iefIa:i\.§,°r1?h;y:ixi1;rl;i'férwceg 3,* l”°M"’““' ‘"’° feels dearly -ii.l.Nses neoniErr~r£o.-ii-iis' veil orynu. and new give emotive were c0__d__c_ed by _ha Rem P_ _e_bos/s of his brother. A large many friends in town and country expression to that appreciation. D_ -Mosman ln SL Jollclllllfs :_"'md§9l' Uf D€0iile from the sur- will regret to hear of the serious' Accept the accompanying gift with ,Chm,ch_. vemim “wer-_. The Heal gun bg neighborhoods cams io illness of Mr. Philip Gallant barb l-he Mme latlahactloll ls Y0\ll' dim' concourse ol lllellds ‘lld llelgmlgfll t B f““\‘W Blllressing their deaplor, who was on Tuesday remov d Drs experience in making the pre- nm _nwnded me uwlcull mdlcw sympathy wiihthe bereaved famii-,-_fto the Prince county Hospital sentatifm. uid Ions may you livv

_ ‘The funeral service was conducted ‘W°here_lle is' now undergoing 's to enjoy the respect and esteem

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biglel °l'1ytht!h‘eel'¢!,7¢:|:ltlll:ll`l'll,_cll‘ll:, vm, 'by the llev. A..S. Stewart, a farm. ‘course of medical treatment. li. Qi your admiring friends.

.mn rest ln Dencm er pastor and an intiiuate frlendl ' ~ - Bpseohes were then made by

‘°f "Ml is-HS. snot r is w - -vouuo i. pea --

_En ___ BLANC __ The Mi_ihm'e_ sterling uiialllaiesn .lah seats aecureoctmr ve/eduer,l2,'. mix.; Jehu Pi-oritt, w. H. crerier, ehair-

.c°_'M . '° ° ' ll friendship. Mr. McMillan was n 'ing of Marion Ruth Arserlault the mm- ' ‘

"°“°‘°“ Tim” *FY* “ my "'° ” vsrfy agreeable mah and a tour vesreiu' sauslitei-"ni Mr sa- '

.w.°d‘"“5 cuemwy was °°l°m“~\ze.d U5f$hb01‘. BIWIJ/s ready to lvgood ‘ward Arsenaull Bummerslde"'l‘he' " "" `

in Mont Carmel Ohurch, Bt. Marys Hllplns _mm to _my on 5 e _la r_m_______ ak" im” _“__ ,n___~___________ !

‘ ' ' 3. ' J ` _P~ He spent many yea '"‘°"\\l11s to \he R.C_ Church Rev. " ‘ “

§:_l_ll___ vricrlay; itll-éBl;_l__l_t_;l_e _?_;1_l;_ml_e_r' m_gn__acontlda, U.___S. A., where li: J-C. McDonald officiating. `_Mary‘s were united in the holv - foo 9°” °“ "5 a f°'°m“n _ _ _T-° . _ '

bonds of matrlmony. Rev. Fr. D. flggfg? glllllns m°bo3_°mf';':_V“ "°"|‘|l vfvig_3LN°"'Et.“|:g.”'_l§ ‘.'°F°y 1"" Robichaltd, oiilciatlng. Messrs. ecollnmlml he saved” ° 7 “Fifa _ __ _ S 4 5° In 'Od in 5!~

l a consider. asc ys Church, Kinlrora on Wen

'sealer July 2s when Mita Audie dllllhter of Mr and Mrs

performed by llev. P. P., The 'bride attired in a navy

many years

--_ the visit in the afternoon Yesterdiy,

e drove the commander and in

i meant enjoyed a very dainty Y

visiting the hospital and other

lene Islands

an i--_ ~ own " --

fan?

wi.itarl.aea.,..r..,, _ mo'ro¢loEeatoaHn,~ `fo1loti`( 'tha use Sf _“Ba'by’s Own

Soap". .

Roses of France and Gera. niums of Tunis blend their

exquisite fragrance in "3uhy‘s Own".

It'| purity, its pleasing cietirny lr.i_‘ier have marie it Csnsila‘s favorite toilet and nursery soap.

charming in a dress of white georgette, and_ carried a bouquet of

whitgedcarnatlons and sweet peas e'nts'_ the parlor to the strains of Mendelssoh`n’s Wedding March delightfully rendered by Miss Vera Haslem. Miss Mabel Scantlebury. Kent St., city who attended the Bride. looked very dainty in a dress of white embroidered

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volle_ and eairried s bouquet \

of pink carnations and sweet peas. ,~_ .

The groom was ably supported by ' ` l,_/gaé " his friend. Mr. David Foote of _ J

A-7-20

Hyde Park. Mass. After the core- E ll.

ny the large number of guests 65 » /E L_..

:_redd_i_i;g_ luncheon. The many ft' OU

eau u - and costly wedding _ . _ .lll-“I

gifts received testify to the popu~ ,‘fA"l;“

lalflty of both bride and groom. ____ ____..=. .__

Among the 'out of town guests

Wm-Mrs John Hlsslna. Mr. ann

Mrs. Victor Higgins. Mr. David f

ifloote. Master Hpws.-rd Higgins; _ mrs. isshella Higgins, Miss Miriam li if _

Higgins; all of Hyde Park._ Mass. /

ivlrs. Albert D. stewart and Mrs. W. Walter Higgins, Winnipeg, ---- ' Man., Mr. and Mrs. James Stew- -

§;§__“'§*___1_§'_§_-_ gjjdglffgl -l_<_»\_1l1 $5- _ Not Aspirin at All without the “Bayer Cross"

dron Stewart, Norboro. Mr. and 1"’

Mrs. H. C. White. Grandview and ‘~-im E _ Mr. and Mrs. Colin Higgins, Oys- \ _ 'ef B911 BPWKQ. The happy young ` ` A ' 00\lDle will Bilend their honeymooni `\

on tahe Island before leaving for \. ~ their future home in Hyde Park, \.//,lr

Mass. ' _ 5

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A "”fy_ merry time was spent on , _ _ ` 7

Tuesday erurlng, July 27lll ,ll

SPHUB Valley, llic """ns‘ion living. ' '

£202 celebration c the "Golden

¢’dd`1‘“!. of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ‘ '

DUSSMI- A large number of

{;'_l_e_nds__\vere present. including _ -

l' ¢‘5bt Children, thirty-cnght The mme “Bayer” on Aspirin

In

gmnddhudrem and 0"” great Hke Sterling on silver/ It Xositively

identifies the only genuine spirin,- the Aspirin prescribed by physicians for ovei' nineteen ybars and now

made in Canada.

Always buy an unbroken _ Thema is only ole -|-gg 'gy

Aspirin la the trade mark (registered

acetieaoldester of Ballcyllcucld. While it manufacture, to assist the public against will be lllmpod with their general trade

grandchild. Supper tables were art-cted on the lawn, -and supper srrved from six till twelve o'clock, over 'four hundred being served

Q- - ' ' - ar-:_ - CLI§AR AS A CRYS'l.`

is vie light shed by our hand- ' `\ ~§__, _ ~ __ c

some indirect lighting satin I \ _ es. All the glare of direct _..._ ` `\-~ " H _ val'_ -. \ .ight is avoided, but none ot --iii"-_ 'lo-_f _ __, the illumination is lost, but Y “_ ' _

rather increased. Bee them

_ ia-. ......:.==. r.-__-=.- _:

.5-at . ._r;

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more as you use them.

One light ilxturos are ox-

empt from Tax.

/7///-s._-‘M i

_d yon'Il like them. And _ . _ _, _._. _

you'll like them more and ' .

_ \ _ __

Wireless Officers Wanted

For Mer hunt Marine, Land and Air Service.

Commence a HOME STUDY course ill

spare time, and finishing cotirse of two months at this school when convenient.

Finest and most enjoyable healthiest life

with exceptional good pay absolutely unlimited prospects of advancement. Uniform and shore allowance with all travelling expenses paid.

We supply all necessary equipment. Day

and evening tuition. '

Write for particulars.

Rev. J. M. Murchison. Dr. J. Kler.

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