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PROPERTY SALE. - The donble‘with a very regrettable and painfull

ra. accident on Monday. While tidyilng up

Richard MIIFIGY at 12 Elm Avenue. some shelves during housebcleaningl

I0 she had the had misfortune to full' r- and break her hip. Her many friends, he sincerely trust that she will make a

tenement belonging to the late M

was wid at noon yesterday Messrs Reanoy Gay and James A blng_ Mr. Benjamin Carter was t auctioneer.

FOR THE STEEL WORKS.-'l‘h

-rAlNl=ul.' _Ac'clo¢N'l'..-Mrs

John Dickieson. Summanlde, me

rapid recovery."

F ANOTHER FARMER BUYS ONE

f°\l°v/ills walls men from Kinlwra -Mr_ Pull A. Perry, a sucessful farm

left yesterday for New Glasgow, S., to workat shell-making in t

llgan and Ernest liic(‘arvllie. ,

INVESTMENT PAID 9m PER

ai- er of St. Nicholas has purchased a 5 '

_ B passenger Ford car from R. T. Hol-

S'~°°| W°"\"¢ (-h*"'l09 M¢l\1°“°Y- AUS' man, Limited. Summerside. Mr. Perr _ ustus Duffy. Basil Greenan_ J. P. Mul- hu beau |0¢a¢er| Jn the w,,g¢_ for a

number of years, and appreciates everything that tends to modernise

farming and the rural life.

CENT.-A short time ago Mr. George __;

C. Cudmore. Elm Avenue, advertised the sale of eggs from his Buff Orpln ton hens, using The Guardian only ll

one, costing but $5.00 for the cnti run. To date Mr. Cudnlore has sol over $50 worth oi' eggs from his iioc -and he gives full credit to Th Gllardian for bringilng in fully $4 worth of this business. Orders calil in from many parts of the Province- and the last one did not arrive ye either,

CHILD DEAD. -On Saturday a

E‘ limit two o‘clock tile spirit ol' the little 9 infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. Morrel of a sales- medium. The ad was a lima-ll Knmsfgrd took ns departure to heiflight to One. who claims him for l

rg with Him -‘who said suffer- little chllli~fgwr’\.l During his illness lu- was visit

ren to collle unto me“. The little r:-ne ." l S PHBIOF Rev- Johll Chaisisuii w

ir who was four months 01d was hid roladillinistered tc- him the last rites c rear 5" me yretyrodrsr (;h“rr-hy-“rd ar thc Holy Catholic Churcli. The func 5 Knursford on 5\mday___w_ ;lil took place on '1`uesda_v the 12th, 9 ______ ilarge number of his friends and relat

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qlualifying) id examination fo ‘ A NEAR ACCIDENT A _ t e uts e lvision of -- A S9110

ISLAND!! SOLDIERS PHOT0.- the (yivn Serrqce of Canada in me double accident was narrowly, ri

i FRIDAY

INDIANS JOIN THE NAVY.- M

mac indiana of Nova Scotia and P. island have already shown their I nity by enlisting for service in t army during the present war. Duri the past week two Nova Scotia me bers of the tribe. namely. Joe Sa

Cove. Dartmouth, and the latter. oars. have enlisted in the Canadl navy and joined the Nlobe. They a the lirlit of their people who have cv

lowed by others. ___

of Peter A. Doucertc arid claimed

"5 root crops will show a slight increase

Tc' The people have followed the admon-

. itllons of the National Service bur~

“nd James Br”-‘S' 'hom °f T“f"9 eau. and have planted more seed

Ur that will produce human food pro- ““ ducts- wherever conditions made it

re possible.--K.

entered the navy, and tl_le`y will ba fol- Mr' B_ C_ Bryenmm pity' rewlved

§th'e sad news by wire yesterday that his s-on. Earl. who left here

The Angel of death viiited the home Several months aw for Enghmdv

T having joined the Arm) Service

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his mm Andrew D°"°€'ue “f ““5tlc°~ Cor s succumbed to an attuck of

.The late M. Doucette had bc-en failing health for some time but _Sunday, June 10th his soul took l

ed charge of Tile Gllardialfs Malling 22;; Department. a position of responsi-

in acute bronchitis. The news will iw

"" learned with il deep sense ol' regret

If by his numerous friends here. De- "’ ceased before enlisting was iii

bility, which he filled with great

F' salleipctlonl A faithfllli elllployee fi and a lad of splendid character he 'V \vlll be greatly missed. To those

PASSED CIVIL SERVICE.-In a GS followed him to ms rdgt resting bereaved The Gual-dil.ln extends

t. lm of Successful Candmates at Hiplace. May his soul rest in peace.

sincere aympatlly in their loss oi' a

li.. brave. loyal, wiiole-hczlrtcd boy.

l` FREE MASONS FtETURN.- Mos

The last Issue of "Canada" published last lmue of the Canada Gazette ap. though noi. wholly. averted yestel- ,ws W P Donn E T riurbonell

in Lolldon, England. contains some till engravings of rletachmets of Canad- ian soldiers no\v serving in France o

9 pears the name of Mr. William Stanqdai' W|_\CIl Olle 01 tile DOD\1lHl’ >'0\1l\

isles curran or charlototiown. Hn. in me" U1 the Royal Bank of Canal! 5

r We Ullii' name from P. F. ialland in~Whl|° Speildlng 0" his hYk"» C'-‘milmlthey attended the Annual Convoca'

5 R. McDolrald und J. M. Murlcy, rc “~ turned vesterda' from Truro, where

Ellgifllld- Alllflllil me 0mC0l`S C'f the the list. The examination was held at S011l6Wilat violently with 8 “ab tion of the Ro\.il Arch Masons oi'

Edmonton Sportsmelrs Battalion, now in England, are to be seen Major ll.

P. E. island, who left here with the

the different centres throughout the driven by Mr. Andrew Duncan. Th Dominion on the ltlth and 17th of cab WHS ““l“.l“l'0d- bill file .\'0\1ll

H. Sterns and Capt. U. G. Dawson oi’ May_ 1917_ lnan’s byke was slightly daulaged i

‘becoming tangled in the carrier:

105th Battalion lil another icture NEW AU-|-0 0wNERs__ Among wheels and the horse‘s feet. in pas

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showing a Brigade lleadquarters Sta is shown Lieut Glen Norton of Brude- nell, l’. E. i., who was killed in ac- tion on March 26. 1917.

105th DRAFT.- Major McNutt o

the 13th Reserve Battalion, C. E. F.. England. reports that the following men of the old 105th Battalion have left on transfer to Canadian Forestry Corps which is at pres- ent, stationed in England. but which will soon be sent across to France: 712895 Sergt. lilclfarthy, A. G., 712014 L. Cpl. Boulter. J. 713050 Pte. Gallant, J. P., 713282 Pte. Gal- lant. P. T.. 712777 Pte. Malone. J.. 713027 Pte. McAsse_v. A. S., 712998 Pte. Smith, A. L.

HOLDS FIECEPTION.- Mrs. Chas.

D. \Veeks received yesterday in her home on First Street, Medicine Hat. for the first time since comingto the city. Simplicity of appointment characterized the event. The recep- tlon'rooms were prettily arranged with pink carnations. and sweet peas. a beautiful clilster of the latter forming the centre oi' the dainty tea table. The hostess ' received her guests with charming cordiality and was assisted, by Mrs. H. H. Brown. Mrs_ Large presided over the tea cups while Mrs. David Brown ser- ved the ices. The tea room assist- ants were Mrs. J. S. McLeod, Miss Trimble and Miss Passmore. Mrs. Weeks' little daughter Adela assisted by ushering in the guests. A large

number oi' ladies- availed themselves

of the riviie e of lllng u on Mrs

P Z 95- D -

Weeks, who has recently come from

Prince Edward island to make her home in the city.-Medicine Har Ex- change.

Mrs. Fin-layson. widow of tho late

Mr. Niniun l"inla_vson_ passed away _yesterday afternoon at her resilience on Hillsborough Street. For the pa-st "Ev years lille had been grea

.. ~ a t sufferer from chronic rhcumutiem. hilt through it all she evinced a fine spirit of resignation and preserv- ed all the keen qualities of a strong mind. She was in all respects a beautiful character. and a loving

wife and mother She was S3 year

_ s

of age and retained all her features till the last. Her- husband predeceas- ed her eighteen years ago and there are left of her own family to mourn

her loss,- ollr well known citizen

Mr. Kenneth Finlays-on rind two

daughters the Misses Mary ani

Minnie. She is also survived by three

sister-s.°Mls. Wilson of this city

and two others in Boston. and by two

brothers. William Bethune ln Boston and James- in Halifax.

The funeral will take place from

her late residence. 181 Hlllsbornugl Street. Saturday at 2.30 p. rn.. t the Peoplefs‘Cemeicr_v. ~

STILL 106th.- The question wa.

asked one day, why the "105th (foul f-ort Circle" was not called the “104tl Cor.nfort'Circle'."` The name “105il Comfort Circle" ie decidedly the mos

appropriate name that coulri have been chosen and shows not only good taste, but sound common sense. The object of this Circle as everyone is now dware. ig to provide comforts for the boys ol' the originial 105th Battalion as welll as the two drafts

just eenl. from this province as rein forcemdnts. The 105th P. E. I

Battalion was broken up. and it is the Circle`s aim to preserve the nante, and provide some comforts for these same boys who are now in the 1slh_ 14th. zsih. zslh. iouh onli 13th Reserve) Battalions. besides a

_( .

few of the men who have been trans ierriid to other units. Nearly 400 o

the_105th boys transferred tn the_ilrat tlh ree mentioned regiments hav* n o W been fighting in the trenches for six

months. Less than thirty-six per ren

of 105th boys are in the 104th

lMr. H. R. Crockett, the jeweller, Dr. Church, venerinary surgeon, Mr. Il.

t VISITING IN HALlFAX.- Capt.

E. I., was a visitor in New Glasgow

to the 85th boys as “Father Martin' is home on furlough as the result o illness. Mr. and Mrs. M-artin leav

be accompanied to the city by Mrs fMaj0r)) John A. McKenzie says tli New Glasgow News.

- The case of the'Klng vs. Wilfrid MttLellan came up for hearing _rcs- terday morning.” The accused is charg- ed with the larceny of butter, th property of Joseph Olow. Freetown. The case occupied all day. The wit- nesses were Joseph Clow. Ann Clow.

and Albert Oakes. policeman. Til prisoner gave evidence on hie ow behalf. The evidence was to the e fect that a man named Linklette

alld he and the defendant took it t

the defendant receiving the money The jury after a deliberation of thre quarters of am hour foulld the prison or guilty, with a strong rocommenria tion to mercy.

The Attorney General and Mr

Heath Strong anuearizrl for the pro secution and Mr. A. C. Saunders fo the defence. _

The case against Frederick Shea

who is charged with perjury _ wil icomg up this morning.

' UNVEILING THE HONOR ROL

thoriiat Cllllrcll, the pastor Rev. J.

I ing of the Honor Roll, containing th

thodist ('hurch, Summerside, who hav

' country. too-it place. Following is til

Major T.H.E. Inman, Lieut.,G. Bra

, ford Beer. Lleut. Victor Morris-M.C

0 Lieut. Ralph B. Rogers, Lieut. Ernes

_ L.-Corp. Sydney Carney. Gunner Go , don Arbing, Gunner William Clar

y .

‘ liam Daley, Gunner Harold Week

Sapper George B. Brace. Sappcr Pe cy Crosby. Pte. Allan Arsenault, Pte

nest Clark, Pte. Arthur Corney. Pto

Pte. Alfred Strang. Pte. Ernest Sud

. bury, Pte. Wilfred Wright, Sgt. Cha _ les Dunn. Bandsman Colin Strong.

A death which caused wldesprea

regret. took place at Wood island

garet Bruce, relict of the lat Mr. Duncan McLennan, in tho 70t

. year ot' her age. Of into the famil

f ,

B. Gallant. drugglst, Mr. John Taylor

superintendent Sun Electric Company Bowen and five children, of Lajunt Mr-_ Sramey pe,-ry Queen Hater M,._,(_`olo.._wl|o urrivorl by the boat th Harry St||gp|mm_ meat dealer' M855,-9 previous evening, lei-t Sulnnlcrsidc b Heckbert Brother,” M,-_ Edward MC. nuto to visit fl-lends in Cape Travers

Williams of Cape Traverse, and liiniand ivheiiilei' River- The DKNY ilrlrry Webster, also of Cape Traverse. Seve" hav? “‘°f°l`9‘l the “mire Tom" Dona-ld was elected one of Grand

James Tamlyn, Whlttemore Perry. Fidelle Arsenault, Harold Hueat-is.

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the. store .r1£j`al1lly.ll.. .Fl_.EJ.9C__€.l'__ _ ii! Summerside, to whom they sold il.

c " -A wEl.coME HoME.- Lion ' Morris received a roylll ivclcnnle o

his arrival in Suminersirle ’l'ucs<iil

"in which everybody, young and olr

list: ‘Miss Winnie Schurman, Nurse.

rl-

I", the young Lieutenant sprung ii. calling for, "cheers for thc boys a

Gunner Harr Cannon Gunner Wil- the fr0nt_"_whi¢h were given righ

5- heartily, the bl-ind played “Wlle 1°' Jack Comes Back." and the proces-

on May 24th. in the person of Mar

- _ ' ~ il 6 in this time of stress and struggle.

r-_ creased production cnlupaligll im op-

r portunlly of doing sn_ and ir is ein- r,|r'orcly hoped that, through their

like;-rlavsats i1c8rlll;y‘ot:;lahlls;I‘;al;&laral;\d "i}'li1- "sign upf' "l\villlIoiIi`t ;llcln_v.bTh:~l pi1;)}'lndiiIE:lim“fx(f:;:;”‘;="`El‘:_n:3;’":l*;w girl? the pyle lo bd instuutly ln-

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news was received glial many leurn‘t';]nr1'»€rlili~‘li slivlguwlltllyclltlfilslllsni ill Ihr: l1"'.lr future, he milling their MNH- or rumwm at Wm)

ed with deep sorrow. that an esteem- concluded this flllc "wel<'olile holllc"|’f“0'll U' 'lie '"“"h f"““|i`<i fmlfl

g ed son, the (Thief of Police of Vancou- celebration. FUPDIY ‘lf l-'"5 “'0“‘d~ #

vor had been shot by a ruffiiln. in _ _ _

1 _

has been greatly afflicted. In Decem

ff the purchasers of lord cars from R.l'“5 UINIOI' tile cab the young man

T. Holman, Limited. Summersidc, on wat Wlls bflilly llililell f\f*l`0S~‘4 Ui _Monrh-“_ were ML R_ B_ Richamsoruback. Otherwise the collisioniets c _ Manager of the Royal Bank of Caliarlu, called-

\of 1000 miles fronl Lajuuta in the Ford car, which is fully equipperl wit

J. (`. Martin, Chaplain of r he 351;; a campers' outfit. inclilriing _folrlin bntt|;|i¢m_ formerly of M0ntagu9_ p_|teni, beds. cooking outfits, bedding,

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provislons. etl., rind had s most i

Monday art-ompamed by hrs. wt[r\_|llg-htful trip. it is twenty-nine yr.-ur They are the guegts gf Mr_ and MrS_ since Mr. Bowen visiic-.i his llonl Paul McDonald, Capt. Martin, known here. and it is just probable thai. ll

mmay yet locate in the Garden Prov-_

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lnce.

for Halifax this afternoon and will "KEN3|NGT0N F|RE SCARE-

_|Kensington was thrown into ii furor

9 of excitement one evening last week, The hotels and uve;-y hnsinertsr-S dir-

Pl thri'ving_ The nlel'<~hantl=» report bus p

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when the fire hell was rung fol- blaze on the roof of Mr. John Wu r'en's- steam mill. The volunteer' rl partmenf re.”-ponrlcri qllickiy with the

fondly hopes it \vlll not receive a vi

"laridies“, by their courage and quic ness ha_vc__nlups.d_nlany_ incipient hi zcs in the bud--fighting the fire I

stole tho butter from Clow's place Iliff” “V9 l“°l"‘ l‘“‘l 5' K

0 .buildings ill the to\vll, it bclloovc

| _ff er by a colls.irlei‘able ulliouut. Tlic ._ _ - T. each and every citizen to he watcllilrl lrennerry C0__ have inSm||(,,I an r.,,. _ 1;-_?.-_.___' W, ,»

- glue and grain cleaner and grain "

and 'adopt the “.=-afciy l'l_r;st" slogn

_ -K.

' joined heartily at the station An i

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Y posing lirray of ailtonlohlles-(to li

exact ust thirivfour l'i4l wc

l platfornr; will-le oil citllcr side

9 S. McKay Head of the Recruitl

'~ ell, with his parents, that tllrni

- sion started up through Water

Heath Clark. Brenton Clark. Pte. Er- and on to the High School Grounds

~ Here splendid speeches were mad

FFBHK UHIBY. Pte. Frank McCormack. by Premier' lilathleson, lion. Jilrtlc Pls- Jack Peters Ple~ Robert Philllns. nnrrnru, Mr. A. A. l,ornrgo_v_ Mr. .\.

B' S. McKay, Rev. Mr. \‘Vhlto and Rev. T' i\'ir_ Mitchell. All spoke wordg of wc

.come onli eulogy to Llelli. Morr while thc addresses ot' i’rcmicr M

d hier-lon, .iudgo Hasznrd, :ind the t e clergynlell, worn on bronrl lines

patriotism and selviro io the nati

h The school children sang pntrio

.Y songs, and then Lielil. Morris nlarl

- un earliest rlppcnl to ioyul lncn.

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AUTOED 1000 MILES.-Ycs‘tcl'llii

at 11 oclock Mr. and Mrs. \\'llIlum dim Red Cross' me p_m.r0U,. },~,m,|_

small engine, bllt tire had been pu ‘out by li quickly organized bucket bri- Slido- KBl\SiI\Kl0ll ilHSfl`i @XD9l'|l’"'¢0d diverted fa large nnioulil of mercan- ,a biig fire for a number of years, nn

it. froln the rlevastating element fo many _years to colrle-Tile voluntcc

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l' doubt Kensington stands to benefit \\ "-‘=';‘i_ ._ \_ ""_ ii' manently reason of the Sulnmersirlc _ ‘;l_ `\__\-. / - ` l\‘ tire. "Its all ill winrl that blows llo- 1; __}\ _ l,;'.-",2_;» /jf *Y body good"-. A lrllge amount of pro `*f§:». \."fr§:f_1§-1-. 1;; Q ' gi _ - _________ __

the most primitive means. Now when (mee has been shipped from hero --_.__ 5; -_ f /' A .,

1 F ffl' Woollffll this spring limi the furln0l's are rich- '°7-T-ff; ._ '

V A- n t I; / `\ E- ~ -/-'-3 f '<-J -__

them, rl .=_.till longer line of schoo children. waving flags, await(-il lil

'_' comiug.._Tl1ei'ballil wa,s well pllllcell, and ~

"Last Sunday 8 very i'm"`esm‘g "el" when the train-whistle was sound vice was hem i" th° S‘m"“er”me M1; , entering the towniimils, there wa , _ ' at once a deafening looting of auto-

Rlcc, B.A. officiating, when the unveil-I horns' which was surprise My 1 fo `

° the hero of the evening, us he left

names of all connected with the Me the tram' \]_i,eut_ Morris was escorte

U to the auto heading the process-ion

enlisted for the rlefence of King and (that of .Sheriff wright), hy Ml.. A_

and the Soldiers' Reception Comln-l - tees; rind lt. was just as he was sou

i round, he was overcome with cmo

H 5iI‘0llS Q M SSI Porno Graves- tion. upon seeing tho enormou. Sal Arthur Allen Sal Roy MCCOII- r-rowu of rhiltlren. autos and citi-

brey. Sgt. Harold P. Strong, WiillHI11.zcns! At once the cheering started. ‘ i lag . ii- 7`i\0lI\HS» L»-C0l”i1» JC'!\ll B. Ciirk. with cries- of “Welcome Home!" und mitch to dvertlae the t‘ ferent. pro

up_‘vinces. “Tho object," :~: stated in il

t foreword, “is simply to place before t prospective settlers rl rellablo list of u improved farms st present available

for settlement ill tht- older gettlezl

t, portions of Clziada :lull iq give thc _ honlesecker sr-me idea of farm values 9 in Eaalcrn (‘.annlia." A prelliulnary 9 edition of 10,000 copies has been

printed and these will be rlinlrlbuierl through the colnpnny‘.; miiny ollll-cs

1. nnrl :iircnclen ill (_‘uilaliil, Grcilt, liri-

tain. the United States and other

at. countries. in giving such wirlc publi- n_clty to the in -1 that so many farms f_ in settled cnnimlillltics arc available,

the conlpany ls- placing withiil reach

e Nova Scotia which includes Prlncc

5' Among the items oi` business trans- 9 acted at the Colivoczitioll was thc llonatiorl of $400 io the Dvelsens Y. S M. C. A., for the benefit of our sol- _Q dlers in the trenches, $400 for the 5' local Patriotic Fund. allrl $200 to thc

Canadian Rell Cross. Those- amounts supplement the sums ol’ $100 each

~" to the British Red (‘ross, thc Vana-

"‘~ and the Belgian Relief, .:ontri-huicrl 9 rlurillg the year by order of thc -" Board of General Purposes which 0 action was hi hiv ap roverl by votc

. K . P 9' oi’ the Grand (Yhapicr. Mr. R. Mr

ll' stewards, nntl Mr. w. 1'. nonll

K Priesthood. The Grrlnrl Lodge of Noyu

Scotia being also ill session, wa visited by the above ilailied hrelhcrll

H and Mr_ Benjamin Rogers, I). G. lil. 0 of Prince Edward Islilnrl.

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Scotia business has doubted that o

9 corresponding periods of other yearn.

r. 9.

lncss doubled. The James Kennelly Estate Co.. have lnauguarted thc cas ll' system. which in meeting with lill- I qualified success. The burning oi' half

the business section ol’ Summereidc

ll tile trade to Kensington. lil “the ct-

S erlial fitness- of things" some one bon- l` efits by another's down fall and n

‘i been a great boon to the town. Mr.

i_Ben MacI"ady'en has pllrcllasori the 1: sample room of the (`olnmel'clul llo-

_lel property and is fitting it up for n

In drug emporium.-Mr. John Brennan

I Malpcque Street.--»l\.

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ization' and Development Ilepartmclii

is'

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of those who wish to shrire ill the in

‘ -KENSINGTON SEEDING.-Seed

1 ing operations in this district are E practically finished-lf llohks as ii'

~ thgre is an appreciable increase in

'~‘Y` av rags sown with wheat and potat- he ous. Acreage of turnips and other

"5 Edward Island and l\'cwi`oillilllunil.»

"’h »ii'f 'w

- up in --L-_.1.,::.r°i:<‘..':f°..::...:;fr..fs;.i. ..-

l AN EXCELLENT PUBLICATION. s The Canadian Pacific Railway Colorl-

r has- just issued fin attractive iinrl

most useful pamphlet on lmprorcrl

tl Farms in Eastern Canaria, tl-lling _ where auch farms are available limi

giving d description und the appro-

,ig ximate value _of each. A se'-tion ul' l_. _the pamphlet is devoted to ear-il of t- the proviinces fronl Ontario r-n:il\\-zirrl. g the section on Prince Edwc:-.I island,

in which 101 farms are lis‘erl, having

s been prepared by Mr. J. E. il. Mc-

Cready. Publicity Colni1li.simlcr_ ‘Phe circulatio of this/pampl»'cl will rio

lla lillirilsli Ssizcrsli l=rllll§ril‘s1 lffiilt ..-till' _iN’$ S _ U 5¢HlBERS

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be visible to the nakcd eyc.

-RETURNED FROM HOSPITAL.

-Miss Millie ilarlrngfoll, daughter of Mr. l‘_ctcr ilarrillgton, Norboro, who liar- been sol°i<ousl_v ill in the (`llurloitc- to\vli Hospital retllrnctl to hcl hollie on Monrlily. Miss llrlrlrngton has ut- telidcd Prince of \\':llc:~l Uollcge l`nr lilo lust two years ullrl was iriken nick

NEW COMET IN SI\'Y.- A glgantlc'year. Mr. Hiil'riligIon's family has

colnet, which has been engaging ihe,suf’I’ered considerably in loss of life nttcntiun of astronomers during theiduring the lar-L two yours. Vernon, ll lust _verily is stctrrlily drawing ncnrer‘pl°olnising boy, dlcd of pneunlolliil, nf- to the sun and growing more visible ter the college term closed last your us it approaches. According to state-I-a few dayfi 011.0 ll iGi€il~Zl‘l\I\l <fllIll¢‘~ inc-nts by astrc-uoniers, the comet will from Ottawa tolling that Donn, wllo

had been oilghtccn months iii the trou- chca. was klilleri--(‘yl‘lls, ,iliotller

its hcsil in the full. The comet was dis' bright boy llicd it i'c\v yours llizu. Much r;0\-prod at it gi-ont (list-mice and has sympathy is exprescsd for the fzlmily been under telescopic observation for -K.

ll year. Tile astronomers ure now --' iible to line out lil its path. well up in ~ ~HORSE TRADE.-Mu<~'ll lill.\"|Ill! the northern sky, but it ig not _vct and selling of horses has iiikon place cerliiiu that cvcll at its nearest, it wlll' in thc Kelisillgtoll lliSii‘il'l illl@ly~'i`hlf

delllalld for llorscs is good, illlil collsc-_ qliclltly prices :irc good. Smile llico drivers and dlaliglit horl=c.=~ have lioclll sold. Mr. Jos. liilgirlun rccelltly dis-| posed of ll llllo ilrallghi lllllro 4 years. old woighlllg. 1560 lbs in \\'. ll. Mac Neill oi' lilo King Eri\\':il'll stuhles Suninlcl'sidc_ Mr_ illgirins is it con- nolsellr ill thc lirccdini: of drllllglll und gcllcrrll plirposc lloi'si-.--_ llc has

ii Conductor .ln the Qrder of lligir about the time of closing for this evnlvcrl il typo similar to the fillunlls

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percherons of Oregon-draught horses with limbs built on carriage 'lincs.-1(

SUMMERSIDE SCHOOL MEET-

lNG.- Another meeting also hi-ld Wetlllcsiiay night, was that of the Sunlulcrsirle School Board, This took place ill the ofllce of the Sccl'ctziry, lilies Amy Burrows. the fllll board hc- ing ill attendance. Tile reports hauli- ed in and read by' tho several colli- mittees, were lliigllly lsatlsflictory. 'l'llere were applications from ten toiichcrs, forpositlons on the lea<~h~ lug stuff, made vacant by thc resigna- tion of Iwo icrichors, viz, Miss Bessie (‘ul'l‘ulhcrs. ullrl Miss ilclcu Strong. Two young ladies. with excellent ics- Iinl0liiale_ wele engaged, viz: Mile: Sybil l‘cici°s, ilnuglllcl' of Mr. Frerl. Peters, niid Mllss Mildred Sli-liphzlnt. llrlllgliiel' ol' Mr. Levi Sl`llipli:lliI. 'l`ilc riilcstloll of incl'caaoil sllpplclllcllts was al-so gone info; and nn illl-l-torso, was ricclllcd upon to be l:|'ulll<-ll the lcllcllcrs; with all incrcasc of siil:l|‘y also, to llc givcll lo thc jillllior.

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:'.omewhlii_ of un illnovalinll. Tliis is

in Canada. -

The Complete $5.00 Flag and Outfit 2 25

For those who may from

- time to time desire to show _ their patriotism by making a ` W.INDOW DISPLAY from

their home, the complete “Flag Outfit." as above has been pro- oared. This "Outfit" consists :ft The Flag- full size, 3x5, fast _colors

A Rope Halllard for r.‘nmi- A Six Foot Jolrlted Flagstaff,

_ with ornamental bali end.

A Metal Stuff Holder lwhich

may be permanently screwed to the window sill-allowing

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-l<ENslNe‘roN Business- `

Kensington is a veritable hive of ili- ‘

dustry those days. The Bank of Nova

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‘_ the "age" of gaaol_i.nc."l‘lic illslzillni- /

iorl of the electric lighting sysicnl llilia_ , / »

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This flag distribution is a non-partisan patliotic_c~fiort` entered into by a

syndicate ol the leading papers of the Dominion to provide a. l'lag for Every Home

Presented by the Guardian

Since the announcement of the -nationwide flag distribution _the ne_ve:‘

ceasing tll.ol.g of readers of this 'newspaper have _been calling for their _Empire S emblem, securing them, inspecting them and praising both the high quall_ty_ of the gift provid“i and the high patriotism which lmpelled this newspaper to Join with other great no ivspapers in distributing the flag.

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MAIL 0RDEFI8.- l-lend the

_ 3 lbs. _

This Flag Coupon

(Accompanied by the almount mentioned in the announcement

_ covering the cost of the distribution.)

WILL. WHEN PRESENTED AT THE OFFICE DF THE ` Charlottetown Guardian

The Complete $5 Flag and Ouifil

F age in 20 milc zono for 18c. in other zones of l"rovlnce); fill”

greater distances ask your postmaster llmount to include for

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paper prelentlng same to

$2.25 and Tc additional for post-

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awmng orders to proceed to Frnnrgi April came another anxious item of f ' -- - »»- -

‘”~ .= .. »' if ll 'lZ.‘-ii-‘-..=r’.-‘Za ...r

Oni_ a short time ago several were

dish? from the 13th Reserve Io thc norw_` amous- "Fighting 26th” and the rent gndermay becalied upon at any mo nttorelnforce filo boys al. the

maui* to reinforce the boys at the P0

f 'Perhaps the following nxtrac

fruit a letter written by one of the best. of the. 105th oilcers. fully voices the _I ntimelk of the great. majority

of fggoalh boys in the llifforen

uni l‘ "The number and name of the

old ttllinn is still dear to many o

ua Ilia, as ii is to all those at home.

and I am aure that all regret tha it could not go to France ns a uni to Hpresent our Island Prnvilir;e."

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llllIs¢For0ver30 Years

Bruce.`a member of the 105th Ba

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home; Alex., Munioe. at home; Joh

who was wounded at Viliy. Ridge all

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donia, llimiatcd by t‘apt., the ilnv. J

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I -‘ C . Martin, Kofitllllo. 1

news, that another faithful ann,

ta‘lion, had been seriously wounded at the front_ This could not, but weigh heavily on one, so attached to husband, so fond of sons, as Mrs. Mc- Lennan. She wae a devoted' member of the Presbyterian Church. of Wood lislands. The commendation-s ofpraise towards her that were u tterori on the day of her burial, manifested that her excellent qualities were many. and that the conlmunity has loot one of its esteemed women. She has left to mourn three daughters and six sons,- Mrs. Arthur S. Hayes, Malden, Mass; Mis. (Dr.) Edwin D, Carder. Vancouver; Miss Mary, at

at Montague; Mlirdoch Bruce, in Van- oover; David in Roseland; James D.. al. home; Bruce. above mentioned. _

is now in hospital lil Edinburgh. ' '- Scotlanrl. Mrs. A. F Bruce. Valley- nad is a brother oi the deceased

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bv thc Rav M D Maclmnrl Cain-

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