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,Q `  No. 1, Lorne, Ont.
_-‘_"For over ' three years, I’ was
confined to bed. with R/aeumalirrrl.
J._)_ilring_that tilns,_I had treatment
frfom s number of doctors, and tried
dearly everything I saw (dyertised to'
a'3_lre_Rheuplatism, without receiving
' a_l'iy benefit. _
_'Finally, I decldedto try ‘Fruit-a-
tivos". . Bsforo1_lm“d used huts bor,
I _noticedan improvement; the pain
wha hot ,so severe, and the swelling
started to go down.
,-1 conlinurd_Ia#1'ng llu'.rfru¢`l mt-
dicina, improving all the time, and -
now I can walk about two miles and
do light chores about the place".
. _ALEXANDER MUNRO.
550°. a bpx, 6~i'or $2.50, trial size 250.
At all dealerscsr sent postpaid on
Iiljccipt of ‘  by -Fruit-s-tives
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SERVE AT HOME
M sn ‘d not realize that _
nugszéylsyllgs lgllichanecdcd here in Canada
n
as . u ops. _
' ll Vefdo nnt.csre io_r the treats and
citizens at home. there will be a brca down
at the-fronrf _- _ _ _
A wollllan taking a nursc a trsrnlng new
is rendering nsllongi iervlcc the moment
she lakes up her duties
"Does tim noi convince you that you are-
ncededl _ _` '
._-' wc__i;_acl_l nurs\ng_rlghl at home. Send
` CII lfl. - i
l?6gi.AL _COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
709 N-1 Spcdina Ave..-Toronto. Oni.
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l"°f°=fl'P“=l' _¢“rl=
nl'i.-cl.ll-'T I
CHRONIC DISEASES _
CURATIVE. TREATMENT by the ,
month ‘in_advance,_ Yiotorla Hotel.
Charlottetown- P.1ll.'I.. Canada.
HOURS. ll £0 8 daily. NOW
' 18.-B.f.HE8SIAN
larrlstsr, loiioltor,
_ Notary Public, st°»»
ll #CNHI T0 LOAN.
.. ~ dlltanus. P. I. l. ' '
I §.  "‘ ' - . - - ~ _
TH URBDAY
COURT.-The
11 a.m.- yesterday.
lglllle vs_ Daniel
or. lander -was
all-4253!. and will
_.it ... .
Court
roses
The
was
of French
large white
ed a shower'
white roaebuds maiden
was given sway by Dr. E
spent . .
ha there was no further room for her
' home lon a few oollhi .'l'!¥ ISF `
Squeeze the juice of two lemons in-
to a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white. shake well. and you
have a quarter pint of the best _freckle
and tan lotion, and coml>l0X|0l\ ll¢ll1l‘
tiller, at very, very small cost.. ~
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
‘supply three ounces of orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet-
ly fragrant- lotion into the face, neck.
arms and hands each day and -see
bow freckles and blemishes disappear
lf- D- sTEWART» K° 0' "and how clear. soft and white the skin
Barrister, Solicitor 'and
Notary Public
Milos Nswson Block. Charlottetown
lranoll Ofllosv Georgetown
_llo_nay` tc _Lean on Real lstate
_  ,
wannvnron at snaw
lie. f§:>'Ii$lf>‘i-?°r;:' ciltfstdy aut
Association. Bank of Montreal, Can-
ada, Permanent lanterns. Corpofa-_.
lon. _ ‘
_ _ _Y
"Y '1 _ , _ _
IIORSON & DUFFY
»~ 'larrlatsrs and Attorneys
lolioitorsfor Royal .Bulk of Canada
.i IONIY T0 LOAN
,_nor.1'l._fijN 'ls uogmlvos
atiirrdiir  ' momsyas-i_.sw
` ll- %'.l"”f." .i*.‘.ii.":’§.ih“.‘.‘.'
ll glarh.o’ttatown. P.l.I. _ -
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tsohnbb sz le
" w. I. use .x.c.
I flarrfstsr and-xttzyrnaysat-Law
of 'I' "'|'.’|'¢'°!»'fi ‘i"°1'=’hmnQn.
. _ ossnonmwnl r'.s.|.
.» -., `
_Miss-D.Rudge
J  sad
 Parloursl
becomes. Yes!`lt is barmiessl' ;_
Skin Qlliierers
You will sigh with relief at the first
magic touch of D. D. D. the soothins
wash of oils. Many of our customers
thank us for this advice. You will too.
vllfry D. D. D. today. We guarantee it.
iii. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, Char-
lottetown.
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1§.
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_ \0|!»_&WWNli¢fs. ~ 
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, _ 1-. . ' .- . _
but
fern the end oi
Saun as missing,
ders.. and _was unattended. "im-_ ed. it is now
mediately after the ceremony. Mr. thathe is a prisoner
and Mrs. Rogers leilt for the pound many.
cities. where the -honeymoon will be .__ .  '_
-MOTORED FROM CLEVEIEAND.
' -Mr. and Mrs. W, _hfgyyer lark,
FRIDAY Charles H. Clark, Mrs._l_s}, _. Turnbull,
F_UN|El;AL 8_E._l_t__V-ICEB.--The  Helen Turnbull, of‘*Clevelsnd, Ohio. _ ‘
era of t eflate l'.. Charles-Daiz e arrived in~-Summerstde test 'Monde ' Ml- Kelsey in his Bddl°0BB d0Cll1l‘Bd I - .’ . ' `.
was held* ypsterday from ‘his resid- evening, and are visiting their pall-   it the dllly of Alneflclln P00910 l0_h0ld Tl” w°l°m_°"°' lll°”k°t°l'll°' “nd “l"'l"l”d tllllll Y0ll llfl lil
ence to chef, People's Cemetery where ents,`M,L and Mrs. S. Hall Clark. .They ‘ the line at home, saying that in com- ‘ I E°lll\lll ill -Clll°lllll°¢l Wh° dl' 03 Wllll N10 lingers- N05 H-bit. _
the remains were laid -to rest after lmotored from Cleveland, .lnaili ab. , 9|D|NG CUM?-575°.-Th9 “GW parlson with what the boys who are covered freaone. -' of pain or soreness is felt when
the reading! of the beautiful- Masonic out 1600_ miles, “had a 'vrey -plgisnnt 5ldl_"K`~°»¢ th” Nb' ll “ld” ‘lf the Char' 501115 Over M6 d0|I\i§. ll0 Sll¢l’l0C€ WHS ‘ Tiny bottles of tllie mrfélc applyiné' frsuons for sim-.
funeral service. The order of proces- trip and "experienced no trouble of |°“°l°Wll l"l`ll“'“Y B'-ll¢l°ll- l`°lllllC'lllE too great for those at home. Mr. Kel- ‘: num can now bo hu “yan ward; ,It doom* Avg” h_;“;`”"i '
sion from the house, where an im- any kind en route. They intend re- ill” ‘lid ‘wal dllllllh Wall ll°llll’.1°l°‘l soy has Just visited training camps in I y ' d bo f gd ' y h f. - ~ ----
pressive service was -held by the Rev. msinlng on the Island about a month. Yesterday- the United Stlilell. and GH-mill? Bllfi UDB' . mg .B re °r 5 - “W mms' t °’lll`l“ 'll' null'
Dr. Fullerton, was as follows: Mlm. -ll , __ --~ push .ln cdnndn and England, and he . _ You nmrly apply jd-.few drops .l-‘or o few tents one can now
_ _ '.-AN AGE_Pf V|S|TQFi--Ml‘- _Willl' gave tho audience a vivid picture of - -» ` of this fr`eezone u ' to d
Mayor nndclty councillors, .Masonic wAn ‘rms nscipss.-The onnr- am H°"l¢l- '~'ll_° ls MW lowled lfli conditions in all _those places-
-frsternity, Clergy. Besides the wide dian has received through the courtesy Kensington- was ln low” °“ M°lldal'- ` Mr- Kelsey B¢r0llZlY l¥ld0l‘B<-‘ll U10 i callus. Instantl the soreness 'ss wt-ll as painful calluses on.
circle of friends in attendance the of Mr. Kerr, secretary of the National H9 ll’ l”`°°ll°“"Y 350'" the “U10 lll l‘0B0lllU0l1 flW0l*ill€ llllivvrslll lnilllllryi _ ' disappears and shortly you will hottomof ieetwithout any pain
oillcial mourners were Messrs John Committee on Food R Bllll9Bl‘&ll0@ lllld HES all he WHS dll H10 tr i l hich d i - ' '
esources, a full _ _ H D ng W Wan. B- fluted by he _ iind the oorn or callus so loo Lad ! K it th d  _
Dalziel, S. Wonnacott. Arthur Hoi- set of Canada Food Board Recipe 30"' day ‘ll A“5“l‘l' 1388' when ll” llolllllllllll ill llelllllllll Y°5l9l'daY lllfllll' l ' ‘ ' in me mp on "e~ rlllllerh
.ary iBand,- ;Po1ice Force. Firemen.
qllantiidaa that, a
was
stenographer
to report
of Bt.
wounded
German
WBT
ere are only two boy in it
through which he can dispose of his
product on its way to the customer.
That medium is the Fur -Sales Board.
Come to our meeting and assist our
za on as done and what it is cap
able of doing for the industry Board
potatoes are looking line, other crops
tinues poor. few codilsh being found
in the waters lately.-~Mr. and Mrs.
coming by auto. Wir. Jones and Mr.
home from Boston. It is understood
An auto -party came- down from
E. Island. He is the son of Mr. Ed-
wani Foley of Sou-th -Shore. and en-
tbrough much of tile heavy fighting
he retumed to duty and was as
Llandovery Castle with the Army
xedical Cor-ps as caterer. Only two
e was .then in- the best of health and
irits. His wife formerly Miss Ger~
ent in this city with her mother Mrs.
A. McDonald, 200 Dorchester Street.
it is sincerely to be hoped that good
news of Pts. Foley and the other
missing from the Llandovery Castle
may soon 'be received.
GRAY HAIR
kl-
Dr. 1'rerns|n's Naturalt-iair Restor-
Pl-INTIFUL. - A
tr¢;_ln Albertol; rel
catc es of erel
also af" Miminigash
is some dimculm
the Eastern Car
MADE IN
royd, A. fn. Morrison. -l.. L. Jonlr- Books, which his department ls ls. “ll'°'° llls Black Pllol lnylolvfy "vor Ing. i
hm, .rohn clll, stephen Holroyd and suing. 'rhers books, 'rull of pmctlrnl "le °°l°-llllllllil *l°lll“B.l1°l`°° Hellllall' 'fW<= hood the host of Promotion.-
J. T. Morris. Pall bearers. Mcsslas recipes. should prove valuable to the dll' 4 H "  'l “UW “lld fill' llle f\lllll'°- America hail
S. F. Hodgson, G. W. Wake or , economical housewife and are to re l .- Z ~ _ ' - ' l '
Samuel Lows. John Lawson- W- P- tall at only llvs oentsller Conv. The "°"N°"‘°U‘8LY _ll,L_.M,.s_ Cam _ms WM wa need the ,,,lrlt,ol the rllllgtlzltotlicotllcshlllifalihllet lglllsagcogilrilllfflllrgngl' liltllenazxillill qlglule bmdm themhilld to
D0lll1 Bhd G00l'§0 E- H\lEhes'. Water' series,‘i'ncludes' separate books with °l°lll° Burke' Malpeque recelv-ed ll tele' "W9 ‘over 'here' and °f lll°‘."’ Wllm the present convention but conceded ured howev ls chow vias sho' mt'
Commissioners and stan, Messrs recipes for bread, vegetables, fruits gram °ll Jlllle- 27"' slllllllg'lll“l ll" 5°" “live llellll lll`°ll§lli blwk Wollndcd. the to the most successml hndertaklng of |Ba_h'm_ hm eg' Re_"°’_`“ -3l`°“P§- "5
John P. Nicholson. C. R. Smallwood. and fish. V - Prlvsls 2060304 C'l\=l'l€s Edsel' B“'l'l<°- undying spirit of ‘oorfylhs °ll-'~ ` ‘ony convention or t/no organization yet nonrthe e ff 0 nh alll! SM em
G. Gaudet and J. Purdy. Many beau- -_ lllfllnlry W8-S vdl1lll§€l'0llHly'i|| in U10 "The great need of America is "lfhe hum xt was 8 Boston baked bean on and sh';_u_‘;'_;°f;“» W _‘L 'Y_‘;l_`]‘l l`°P"‘:
mill' “Wal °“°l`l“55 “"9 l'°°°l"°d" zl°N ¢H\-'RCW M|53|0N BAND- nr" Allslmllan General Hospital “V°l`l“llllllg “lam “'°"‘ ‘lf “very l’l°'°l“` supper, and 5500 Rdtarians and guests beans' Givel ` n  Boll" T:‘“?|?
silent tokens of affection and esteem A very successful program was ren- Rllllllll' '7‘,‘“°-25- 1913 llllffflflllg 'fl'0lll in' soul' as Kipling put it.” sald_"Mr. Bat down to fables mt one “nm - W-omeé ould““t°“tl' °l,*_‘g",k Ueny 9
from bereaved relatives and friends. d_ered by the boys and girls of Zion 'll,l`“_|’“°'l ‘,V.°l.ll,ld‘ » _ Kelsey' - _ l  o For this occasion one thousand Trouble: in less; 3ldlKall." Bap lllllllilll
‘ Au'ro omvme-C (lhurlch Mmm Bam on We`l"°“"'“l' |sl.ANoER ;;nl5nEn - Among! l Kills' pounds or bonus, -rcnl beans. “four Smile. Smlle.lSmllo." *" " g
llllliglgstlssige lbocmnlilllg G0lll9W'l’:l Elllsgugfis. Glilelrcislzalsljgcezltatigxlulel? the degrees corliernod:--'-at its' annual N" s“"l°'°M sacrmces, hundred loaves Ol B°“l'°“ bmw" hlread D"l`l“5 the 5llDD9l` -l-l10»'A-ll! -Ch NIB
numerous of the -recklessness of cer- Zion Church mission band has raised C°l“'°°“ll°“ by lll°.§Ulll"°l`5lly °l Tm'
tain specimens of humanity who. at since Oct. lst nearly $60 not includ- °lll° ls that of Mlllllel' ‘ll Alls' llpll"
times undertake the responsible duty ing expenses. The young people are Flllwll H' Alldel'°°“' Mr' A“de_“‘°l'l'
of running. an sutomobile.An instance most grateful to Mrs. Rev. McKenzie Wll° holds fill' ll 5€lC0lld'l'€lll‘ Ui*-ll all-
of this was witnessed last Sunday and Miss Margaret McDonald who are V°l“lm°“l °l Fellow “ll ml’ Stall 'll
when a. car containing seven y0\lllE the teachersoi' the Mission Band for the F°”“l"y °l Pllll°s°Dlly' lll,"l all'-flady
men in military uniform- was seen their assistance. l’°5'““ work °" llls-I~)°°l°"“ -Tl-leslll'
Bpeedlng ml.; the lower spring, Pali; m in the department of Metaphysics' and_
Road, near Mr. Simmons’ residence.  r Logic. ‘Mr. Anderson is s scn__of Mr.
It is said the car must have been _,OL E_ Blancharm the irommeni and Mrs- W- T- Allfl0l`ll0ll»_M°‘l`9l1~
3°l“S al the 'ale of “l_’°“l 35 "ill" “ll 'young dentist of this city has lately ' ¢ ,_
ll0ll'l' lllld lllfly Were l'°lllldl“g' the sacrificed his large practice and has ON FURL°UGH'_ Fnghtlbmu an
corners without taking the trouble to accepted 8 c__ptam___ commsslon in .Gsham Ross, son of Rev. G_. E. Ross.
abate this Bpeed_ A young woman the C_ _A_ D_ Corps and is for the a former pastor of Zion church,_Chnr.
walking at the side of the road ac- present stationed a_’Hamax This lottetown, is spending a lnonths fur-
companied by a dog. which was a is the second son of Mr and'Mrs C lough. until Jul! 16th_. in England., ai-
3l'°°~t Pet °‘f °.’_“’ °f me Clllllifen lll the Blanchard who has donned tho lunil- mr having been engaged for me last
heme where she lived, had a very form to do ms mt for King and co_m_ six months with the Royal Air Force
lll1l'l‘0’W 050399 fmlll being killed' me try, his other brother being on active ln Franca Although ahmlst danylsnl
cal- as it rounded the corner passing service for the past two years having gazed in the aerial operat ons, he tag
B0 l_;€l_l_l' l° illgl' *halt th? mudi Vg” im; been both wounded and gassed and is zllilgt llfgegvvlfldrélmlifgaxlknelgflshgtgsg
bed 8 Wil Hlell 0'0" "0 P back s ain o l
clothing. She' was crowded so closely oertmng speaksthsegr::;gninl;ém“Th£ "sh ll7l“5 °’l°l’llSlllll°llt' ll," the
to the ‘fence at t'he side of the road th Y ll0X¢ “V9 lll0lllll5~
t t - ’ ____ ' '
to esca e and the unfortunate dog' ..*FARMlNGTON NOTES -.Mr.
walking” lust, two or three yards d °'LVER "°" FU" ‘°’~ll°lll"~l W0- Reginald cnllon, Charlottetown is
ahead of ,her was mstamly kllled_Z1t “Cl Jllllt ll! much 3'! fish- |“m`b9|" visiting his sister Mrs. George Mac-
_B understood E complaint ms -beg” metslsand other -raw material. It is D0m,ld_,._Mlss Ma,-gal-gl Cul-l-an lg
laid and the matter is now before the “°°°”“l`Y lll°"’t°l'°' th” tlll’ l"`°d“°` Visitil18 l'Gll\lll/08 ai- M0l'°ll-"“Ml°
c0m___s_ - er have some economic medium Richard La,-km, ls doing 3 mslllng
.business at his saw mlll.~Mr.
mington in his new auto to St.
` . ` ' _ Charle on Registration business.-
us e Q organization to handle as large a vol- Many :fiends of ML John MclnnlB__
  `. ' “m° °l lll" lu’ lll' “mall CW" ll’ 9”' Ashton. will be leased to ses that he_
slllle °ll “ch "`°ll““°tl°” C°m° “ml is able to be among them after his
  fnllfrsllixnd l“°l'°l“llVW1l“‘t°“l'°r5““` recent illness.-Miss Margaret Dris-
l l. _ .
coll, eacher in Farmington. is spend-
_ ' ° in her holidays with her parents Mr.
Glrilh, Hike beauty, [ellen RQ: Ut Trade Moms' clll\l`l°tl~°t°Wll' Tues' an€l ‘Mrs. Francis Driscoll, Mt. Her-
d'y ‘l`lllY mth' - 191' bert.-=Mr. Jas. Boiger and Master
_  Peter Flynn paid a flying visit to
‘--*ANNANDALE-"'°Th0 Sflllll and Fortune Bay recently.-Mr. Stephen
'MacDonald has returned after spend-
not sopromislng.-i~‘ishing still con- ing his holidays fishing at New Fralp
U6.
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H- -701105 lllld 'Ml'--81141 MP8- H--~CHl'V- Mr. J. A. Clark, one of the delegates
er, of tl-Iazelbrook were recent visitors from Charlottetown to the Rotary _
Convention at Kansas City, writes:
Carver purchased two valuable hors~ "Moro than llvo thousand' mini-lens
_es While here. one from Mr. M. attended and were accompanied by
‘Wsish. Slilvfl H090' lilld U10 Olllel' about fifteen hundred ladies. Among
`fl'0lll Mr- W`l¥l~ J01lKll1B. 'B|§` Hllll-- the great features of the Convention
M198 Jllllel MCFHTIIDB DB9 5l'l'|V€d were President's Pigeon's addl:ess,the
heart messages that came from And
.a daughter of Mr. C.- Jenkins, Dirrell, l-ew Homg Mol-lon and Thomas Swv. l
ll" °lll0' al‘flV9d 507110 fl'0m B05¢0ll- enson the British delegation who pre-
sented s British Flag to Internation-
Lot 49 last -Snnda.y returning the gl Rotary, The reply, glldnillg must
some dev- They were Mr. D- Jlnk- eloquent address or Jones or Atlanta
ins. Mr. W‘.~Jenklns,.Mr. T. Jenkins. in presenting the United States flag
Miss Dsllllh Jenkins and Mr. Mo- to the British delegation from the
___F_}achern. Rev. Mr. Lumsdeu preach- Atlanta nom;-y Club, The Cuban
.05 llllldl llilllllllflllly in UW 389%!! delegation also presented their flag to
'.Cl1lll`¢ll lslllldly °V0l1il1E'0ll the S 6- International Rotary. Hon. Hugh
'Ulld D9lll5l°ll- Guthrie, Governor Harding of Iowa,
‘ '*'- Clarence Ousley, Asst. Sec. Dept. of
 AM0N° TW: M‘|33|N°»--AS 'DFG' Agriculture, Washington, and Dean
viollsly mentioned ln The Guardian. Donald Mondo, Halifax, gave addres-
'smons those on the ill-fated hospital ses thnt will long be remembered by
Ship Ll|\l1l‘l0V9l’y CBBU9. WHS PHY-ltd those privileged to hear them.,
-7811109 B- FUN! Of 31-llltll Sll0l'9. P- "I am enclosing a clipping that may
he of interest to your readers.”
it should be mentioned that Mr.
listed' in Calgary four months after Cla,-l¢ was Oligo; the speakers, and
01° 0\\l-lll’°l'k 0! U10 Wlll'- H0 ll” U58" delivered an address io the Farmers'
S cti,on. It is published in another
and took part in' the battles' at Ypres, psf; 9; this issue,
Vllny Wd!!! lllll Oillill' BBSGZBNBHW- "‘lf you American people are made
M 'UID 'll-lf-U0 Ulf Hi" s°V°llly ‘ll9 W" of the same stuff as the British, and
UNH? 8'-""5 “fl ll 3 °°ll!°‘l“°ll°° I know you are. neither the terrors of
wont slr Mhths lh vlflolls l1°sl>l- Kaiser Blu nor the devil himself can
93|! ll* WllBll-l\\‘|- Aff” °°l"`l|°5°lll5 break your nerve." These .words
s oken b Andrew H
' ' p y ome-Morton, pre-
!l8ll°d l0 3 D°9`l¢l0ll 0'* ill* 3~ S- sident of the British Association of
Rotary Clubs. sounded the keynote
of the "Win the War Rally."-held at
00|" 58° ‘\l° 'll' lll Hull” -"l_'l°l'° Convention Hall last night, under the
llll ""0 hid "W ‘Pl°°'“l'° °f m°.°l'l.“3 /auspices of the Kansas City Safety
llllll f°l‘ U1* UT" "ll" 'll l'll"9° Y°°'"- 'Csuncll, the industrial department of
the Chamber of Commerce, and the
international Convontio f R ta
triide McDonald of this city is at pres- Club,_ ‘ n` _ol "_° ry
_, The Crowd Joined in Songs
Amid gala -decorations .oi tho. iiags
of' the allied nations. five thousand
persons gathered in Convention Hall.
joined in singing the patriotic songs
by the three speakers of the evening.
-ativs, used as directed to restore gray Rotarisn Andrew Home-Morton, Lon-
halr to its natural color or money re- don. Rotsrisn ill. it. Kelsey. advertis-
msdsd. Positively not a d-ye sed non- ins manager. Toledo Railways end-
indurions. Price 81.00. On sale. in Llllll- Cdlnllllv. and-.“Bafetarlsu" isa-
Qlm-lgngiggg yy |3441; pros., Drug- iali Hals, safety-sommissioner. the "
IUN- _ ..  , . ._._. 4A£’~l
Bahia Fe Railway, Topeka.
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‘ FED ROTARIANS ON BEANS _
Nicholas 0’Neil passed through Far-
. ~~~ _ .l. 4
led by Charles Howard Mlllsi and gave i‘
close attention and approvaito every i,
"will the war" sentiment .expressed
,ca
in -return for the -hospitality -yon
have accorded me since I landed in
United States are in n_o`danger of a
Hun dir raid." said Mr.‘Homc-Morton.
sure of a night of sleep nnd safety,
eclare to you that the British nerve
the Hun planes bombardf London
and England for the next `:hundred
years, the British nerve wili‘ not bel
plea to the American _people to put
aside _petty matters of wngesand in-
rlot begun to dream of the realities at
Mr.'Hale, "Safetarian," also dgclarerl
that Americans, are not makl`n`|.: sulll-_
cient sacrifices, and that foul"`oi' the
five of those necessary at hpme to
support one at the front are selfish in
their acts., Mr. Halo pointed opt that
this is all industrial war and that ii;
might be easily lost through the scif-
ishness and indifference of those at
home. . ~
Rotsrian E. G. Trimble, prcsitlenti
of the local safety council, was chair-,
man of the meeting. '
The 5,500 Visitors Had Supper at
Electric Park Last Night
The New England Rotary clubs,_ill
token of appreciation .extended them
at national Rotary comventions in the
nfl-no nvsffon-lHE.oUl.-uhh-*S Sll“lf”ll-elsif*
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America twelve days'ago. I should like . l _" _'
to assure you that the cities of the ,' _ _ _ __'
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_ that does you good..
on
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_ _ In a time ns eding food egionomy maple areot
` British. Nerve ll Unfhakvn getting niithc nourishmept they might from their food. 
The people or Lond°n_a__e never ti; not hnfw'much_you_.e_st.'but much you 
”‘“’°l`lly °l -ll” l’°°“l“ll°ll'~ "l" l’° to the 'eras is peptogonio before meals lea
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LTI-°§nti0»i'ty n'-.°.i.°§-T °.§’r°§fl’m'§.'§."»‘.£.'i to more thonollth dlsunon and wlmllllivn.
to do all kinda of work. clfipples Ind (hill llVlll f00ds f_li!‘_yl\\ ll0¢d  ‘ ,-il,  = ll
throng our streets. and 'thousands of 5-is ; ' '- ’ vl' ‘ '  ‘ " _
the women and children. who are the 11|, .wagon  .md|'t¢‘|,°°nfu|  l';` |
homes aretouched with soirrol'/ir; but ` _ T . ""* ~"'“" '  _ ' ,. ~|- *
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men and women alike is ulishaken. 1 /lt
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minato the air." ’ - ' "
Mr. Homsmorton mnds s' thong     
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dntlldlt ndhd_ . _ . _ i ~\ _ _ ,
|-nfyrfl ihépélngsolllort olinwlllfilifig 31'; - Ulnstantlyi Fewdrops s-tcp corn-sorcncss,then
wnr. . » coI_:'ns and calluses slilri/,v`e1, loosen _andl .- °
'Mm Hola uns at Homo I _A lift out with iingi,-yS_NO Patil.  .
_ ppzl a n cr, get rid of every hardcore, soft
aching corn or ,la hardened corn, or corn lietwccmthe toes,
picklesyone barrci of sugar and_con-
diments for seasoning the beans,
were shipped from Old New England.
'l‘wo»Ilundred women from the Min-
ute Ciljcie of Kansas City went to the
parkyesterday morning and prepared
the box lunches. Members of the Ro
tary Clubs of Kansas City. the Kan-
to go with them, fifteen thousand
sas“side‘an"d Leavenworth. Kan., don- 
nod wilite aprons and served ice wat-
er, iced coffee and thc baked beans. ‘
_All of the bands were on -hand and.
as illcir respective delegations arriv- t
ed there was a parade around the‘
park. Concerts also were given by‘ i
tire bands during the afternoon and '
evening, the Chicago Band and the (
Medical' Officers’ Training Camp Band,
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B FF. _=|21.ul_ '55 '.
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was played bythe chicago Baud while
5.500 persons helped out,-theanvil by
keeping time with spoons.___p_n'_ _ their
plntes. When “Over There " "Joan of
Arc" and “What Are Youdhing to do
for Uncle. Sammie?" were played, the
big crowd sang heartily. And the niesl
was stopped while all arose to sing
"America" '
lt _"was a. happy. goodfnatured
crowd at Electric Park which enjoy-
_cd the patriotic festival, the`Boston
.baked bean supper. tile music, the
dank-ing. the swimming, and mailyen-
ertalnnlenis and the concessiohs.
-suNo/_xv s£Rv|c_Es_-Th`ef§Metll-
‘odist Services on Sunda Jul '7
y y' th in
:onnection with Cape Wolfe. and
slipper. _
_The supper was scheduled for six
last nine years, furnished. during tile
o_’cio‘cli',“‘l5iIt"owing'to` the lateness’in
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furnished music during the bemJO’Leary -Circuit are as foliowlr: Mil-
burn, Maddock and O'Leary. (Tl-the
1-ith inst. Knutsford. (laps Wpl efand
Maddock. Summerside papers, please
copy,-W. r _ _
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