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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ _ 1 ,PAGE .. f-

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I The Eastern Guardian 5

_. 'T.' GORDON IV-E8 la Guardian

representative in Montague.

' ..*Among the visitors to Bay For-

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I ..'l`I' PAY8 to buy in this Province' . .*TWO CENTS per word each in-

sertion for advertising in this ol- umu. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

..°MR. R. R. HOWLETT is Gila-

. ¢°,.¢m,¢s the System agamst tm 0_“_;__°;c!_H:_|c?_tc ,_ rc tune recently was Mr. John R. Lap- dial: agent for Annandale ami vicinity

...io of Annandale'

,, _, 7 ,_,_w_;.__._ __ . ._ , .V _g ___ New Posrace RATES

YTJR l."Hlif.\fl$ (‘:~_rl hlly

anytnlnlz you can give

them-except your photograph.

Malfel an appointment today.

The Cook’s Studio

New DesP*isav .Slack `

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"" ""`-""" ""` ."' ' "T" ..*BIBLE SOCIETY REPORT.-~ FOOL PARISIAN8.

The Molltague Branch of the Cana- _-

En' PEIISUNILS llllen Bible 'Society collected for that PARIS, Jall. 3.- Purlsians began

_ 1 *__* ` llfund the handsome sum of $112.00 the New Year by .studying the new

._-Mr. Norman McLeod oi I-ll'i(ll:e-'for the em- endin 1)@c_ 1916 Mug); war taxes instead of thc umm]

..*Miss Jennie Norton. teacher at

Lower Montague is spending her Christmas holidays in Annandale' with her parents Mr. and Mrs. .lamcsl Norton.

Prepare for Christmas

If you can't_ get back to the old

home for Christmas a new photo graph will com_e nearest to taking your place-will bring cheer to home keeping hearts. Make the appointment today at

The Bayer Studio

Mm*-"f.EFl'IIf.

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A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography

Moderate _Prices. \ Personal attention to Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 68-J.

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Professional Cards

9- “f”-lm... .___ _. wanaurrrolq o. enaw

Barrsters, Attorneys, Notary Pup-

Ilc, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal Canada, Permanent Mortgage Corpor ation <

ollloer-old ousl-also omce, Pr.

was Block, Carlottotown, P, ||_ L

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Dr. J. E. BLANCHARD DENTIST

PARLORS-125 Queen Street,

_Charlottetowm P. E. I.

Phone 275-J. \

3482-12-19M1mo. ,

S. S. Hessian

_ - LAWYER

llantagua, P. K. L

Money lo Loan ,

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»\.A.McLaan. K_C., Donald McKinnon

McLEAN G. McKlNNON

..Bl|rrIstera, .. ilttorneya-ai-Law_

_ RMI! Bank Bids.. -Charlottetown.

NORSON C DUFFY larriatara and Attorneys nnllcitora for Royal Bank of Cong,-1,

MONEY TO LOAN

McLEOD & BENTLEY

W. E. Bentley, K. C. _

Barrfstera and Attorneys-at-Law

Money to Loan.

Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. .. ..

J. D. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public ofnee NEWSON BLOCK

_ Charlottetown

Branch Office Georgetown

Money-'to Loan on Real

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Skating time is 'her

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njoy the fun. Foot wea s highly important. We have correct shoe

or ice skating.

Qrnzcus- ‘

n’s $2.50 to $5.00 men’s $2.95 to'$4. ys’ $2.50 to $3.5 sses’$ 2.50 to $3.2 uths’ $2.00 to .25

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Wishes For 1917

An appreciation to our pres-

ent and p1`0SDective customers.

Our business of 1916 has ex- ceeded in vollllne that of any _ previous year, und we cannot conceive but thu( our "square deal policy” has been the means

of our success.

We have an appreciative host

lf customers that know our trade is lar`ge_ and they will not allow.our stock to get stale 011. the shelves.

We most heartily thank you

all for the increased business of the present year, and it is under the some policy that we solicit your patronage for 1917.

Your coupons from our cash

Wishing you a Happy Now

Year.

Ellis’ Pharmacy Ltd

_ Montague

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8th ANNOUNCEMENT

. The Best Way,

If a pers°n wishes to see the West Indies

there lla no way he can do ilt so 0f\.|°Yal"° S* by the ship; of the “Royal Malil" which aa'll from Halltax once every fortnight.

These ships go to so many different plices:

‘ Bermuda. St. Kittis. Antigua, Montserat, Do-

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this report possible. They are as follows: Mrs. (Rev.) Domville. Miss Helen Wright, Miss Ruby Campbell, Miss Etlhel McLean, Montague; Miss Mcizgat and Mliss Wright, Lower Mon- tauul" Mrs. V. Ross and 'Miss Jessie Mellish, Union -Road; Mr. Wm. Fra- ser, Wfhim Road; Misses McLeod and Nicholson. Victoria Crt/ss; Miss Rourke, Montague, North; Misses Lu- lu Stewart and Tessie McDonald, Bru- denell.

AU8.TRA|N KING

SAID T0 FAVOR

SEPARATE PEACE.

BERLIN, Jan 4.- Hopes of peace

have been colnplctc-ly dispersed here. Force of arms will llo\v be the only reliance.

LONDON, Jan. 4.- Tile Emperor

Charles of Austria is alarmed at th( prospect of a long drawn out war, an( is (letermlned to conclude peace at the earliest possible moment, is a belief which has gained wide currency in London. `

Since his' succession to the throne.

the new emperor has shown a spirit of independence displeasing to Count ’l`isza, Count Burlan, the foreign min# ister who recently resigned, and the other members of the Potsdam party in the councils of the dual empire. Tho appointment of Count von Vzer- nin to succeed Burian is regarded as a favorable omen by the advocates of peace.

Emperor Charles’ peace sentiments

are accounted for by the terrible eco nomic conditions in Austria-Hungary. The country is believed to be on the very brink of ruin. Another year oi war might bring bankruptcy.

Under the tutelage of Count Berch

told, former foreign secretary, _the emperor is trying to clean out Burian and other tools of Count Tisza. In his short reign he has shown clear sight- edness, determination and a. sincere desire to break away from' the grip of -Germany.

Reports that separate overtures to

.` italy from Austria -.already have been made are premature. lt is undoubt- edly true that Emperor Charles has high hopes of a speedy ending of ' the war and is willing to make large sac- rifices of territory to Italy rather than to seo the disintegration of his king dom, but Italian statesmen have taken appreciation of the whole situ- ation and realize the- advantages to be gained by continuing to the end.

U. S. EPISCOPAL CHURCH

GETS $4,000,000.

NE\V YORK, Jan. 3.- Success in

obtaining pledges for $4,000,000 to~ wards the $5,000,000 church pension fund being raised for Episcopal cle-rgymen and their dependent fami- lies was announced .here today by

.ggshop Wm. Lawrence of Massach

etts, chairman of .the fund com-

mittee. This great sum of money is the largest the church has even raised in so short a time. Bishop Lawrence sl|id: "The camlpaign wihich began March 1, 1916, will end on-March 1 of this year. 'llhat day the entire $5,000,- 000 must be in hand; oths-rwlse we are not entitled to keep the four mj- lions now pledged. We are confident however, that the extra one million dollars will be raised and that this pension system will 'be formally es~ tablished to provide substantial life annuities for aged and disabled clergy and the widows and dependent orphans of deceased clergy."

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS

Turnlps (bushel) .... .. 20-20 Oats (white) bush. 80-60 Oats (black) bush. 68-68 Parsnips (lb) .0115 Buckwheat (hush.) 75-90 Wheat (bush.) 81.25 -1.50 Hay (ton) ..-..-S1-2.00 St/raw (ton) .. 7.00 Potatoes (bushel) .. 80-60 Lambs (live) .. .. .0855-.09 Pork, (selects) wholesale 15-15% Butter (craamory prints) 48-45 Eggs, dos. 40-45 Fowl, lb 12-15 Chickens, lb .. 16-18 Ducks, lb 16-18 Turkeys, is ._ zz-as Beef (lb) retail 15-20 Beef (wholesale) dressed .07~.10 Beef (live weight) .. .05-.07

` Isn't it time YOU attended to your eyes ?

» - _ - y g _ . ex- WOW" 811611! C-l\l`lSUll¢1S ill -‘lllllllllfllllfl-icrerlit is due- the collectors »who made Chllllge Of visiting cards and calls.

Both houses of parliament, in a spec- ial Sunday’s session, that continued until New Year's eve. worked on the new system of taxes in order to make it effective at the beginning of 1912.

The smallest feature of the new or-A

der of things from tho viewpoint of tile average citizen, are a three cent, Instead of a Iwo ccllt domestic post- age; a ten to twenty pcr cent. in- crease of the tax on tobacco and cig- ars and a tax of from ten to nity cen- times on theatre tickets graduated according to, the price of the seats; more costly telegrams and increased charges on beverages and certain provisions.

The new postage rates are causing

the greateest perturbation. Probably not one half the people in posting their letters this morning noticed than an additional sou was required.

‘Imaddition tg the new government

taxes, residents of Paris discovered this morning that all taxable farms had been advanced about ten per cent. over night.

The official New Year ceremonies

were limited to calls by the president of the senate and chamber' upon Pre- sident Poincare,` who returned tho

vities were mostly confined to families having sol-Jlorzl at home on leave.

At thc irc-nt, cvcry soldier receiv-

ed cxtru. rations of ham. wine, cham- pagne, cigars and oranges, while' .the oilicers received double rations.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

Butter (dairy) per lb 37 to 38 Butter (creamery) lb 41 to 42 Buckwheat per bush 75 to 1.00 Calfskins per lb 17 to 13 E335 Der (ioz. 38 to 39 Chickens per lb. 15 to 20 Fowl per lb 12 to 15 Ducks per lb 13 10 13

Huy lloosel lon 1o.oo to 12.00 I

Hay (pressed) per ton 12.00 m'13.0 Hides per lb 13 to 19 Lamb pelll (each) 60 to gg 0818 (black) hush. . . . . . 62-85 Outs (white) per bush 55 Potatoes per bush 50 Butter (tub) . _

visits. Otherwise the New Year festi-

MAD; yn aalvlina

Tooks coLLAas

I5 cslvrs neu `

TOOKE BROS. LIMITED , MAKERS - - Mol~rral2AL - l-gm.. _., "T12

Butter (from ll. .ss-40'

.. 35-36

Straw (pressed) per ton 6.00 to 6.50.

Turnips per bush 2:0

A. C. Henderson. Union Road. John Mcl.eau, Charlottetown. Corp. Robert 0. Stewart., Dunstaif-

page.

Charles McFarlane, City.

Pte. James Marshall, Covehead. Pte. William Hughes. Mill Cove. Pte. T. J. Martin, Charlottetown. Pte Daniel McLeod, Charlottetown Pte. E. Dixon, Gaspereaux.

M. J. Fraser, Montague.

James F. I-iagan_ Hope River. Charles L. Pitts Charlottetown. ' John Watson, Alberton.

Frank Allen, Charlottetown.

Jsrvme Gallant. Charlottetown.

, Wm. M. McLaren. Cable Head.

_ Pius J. Campbell. Elmira.

"` "-ll" """er Charlottetown §l01'Dl» L, W. McLaren, Forest Hill. Pt... ... .». Larry, I lull-iottl>'olvn. Pte. Emmet Murphy. Stanley Bridge.

'to William Gordon, Montague.

Patrick A. Mclilanus, Bonshaw.

Gunner Neil Mclsaac. Souris.

John Currie. Charlottetown.

LeRoy B. Kielly, Charlottetown. Corp. John W. Hume, Wood islands iames McLellan. Grand River. Gr. Fred S. Halliday, Eldon.

Pte. Ed. Hicken, Georgetown.

Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria.

Harold Gillis, Summer-side.

Ronald Vesaey, Charlottetown.

Wilfred McKinley, Sydney.

Daniel L. McBeth, Iris. William Mcllltyre. Charlottetown. George Currie Georgetown.

yr Herbert Cecil Maclutyre. Souria.

_ John Stewart, Wood Islands.

.Emanuel Doircn; Charlottetown . Gunner W.G. Bruce, Red Point. Pte. C.A. Arnold, Charlottetown.

.Pte. L.' Coiiln, Morell. Pte. S. E. Chandler, Mt. Albion. Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon. P. Carragher, Kelly’s Cross.

Fldele Gallant, Tlgnilh.

, Capt. Fred Mayo, Charlottetown.

Nelson H. McLeod, Aiberton. Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond.

Percy Metborall, Fortune Cove.

-H. A. McBeth, iris.

'Bidarold Beairsto, Alberton.

Percy Clark Sherren, Crapaud. §~Pte. Lester Proud, Charlottetown Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown. 1,Pte. N. McKenzie, Nine Mile Creek ‘Fharry Docherty, Martinville.

Pte. W. A. McQueen, Mt. Vernon Pte. John McLeod, Park Corner, Freeman Clark, Charlottetown.

Edward Dickson, Georgetown Wilfrid C. McDonald, Georgetown Pte. George F. Allan, Charlottetown

, Charles McKinnon, Charlottetown. ' Pte. Malcolm McAulay, f‘.h’town. Cpl. Peter A. Hughes, Mill Cove. Sergt. F. Simmons. Clyde River. John F. McLeod, Park Corner. . John Gallant. Summerside. ' 'U. Allan Steele, Newport. 'Peter McDougall, Morell.

Cpl. Geo. Bums, Malpeque.

Pte. F. J. Brown, Mt. Albion.

Pte. Emest Gaudet, St. Nicholas.

Pte. Geo. Bowness. Alberton. L. Sgt. P. H. Crockett, York.

Sgt. L. S. McDonald, Peters Road.

L. Corp. Jas. Coles, Wlnsloe.

Gordon Manderson, Malpeque.

Paul G. Doiron, Bloomfield.

Jas. H. Stewart, Donaldston.

Sapper R. Collius_ Hunter River.

Leslie M., Robertson, Mt. Hope.

L J. Marshall, Coveheed.

‘ Guo. H. Robertson. Bradolbsne. Kilburn I\ Sherrou, Crapaud.

William .\. Allen, Georgetown. J. T. Robertson, Charlottetown.

Urine* McDonald, Kelly's Cross.

Sgt. C. Bovyer I-lamm. Hillsboro.

Corpl. E. J. I-owers, Trecadie.

W. G. Slflliker. 0’Lea\'Y.

Bomb. Charles L. Meurant. Soul-is

Sgt. Hugh S. McLeod, Caledonia. Harold J. Patterson. (Glace Bah, Charlottetown.

Jerome Graham. MUNI! l'lll‘lI°f-

George McLellan. Margate.

D. Lamont. Montague.

Corp. D. L. McBea.th. Iris.

B. Bcisner, West Royalty.

Pte. Martin. Eldon.

John C. McEwen, New Dominion.

Prescott Forbes. Tyne Valley . , esllo Murray Robertson, Mt. Hope.

Island Rollof H0,,0,°"`

KILLED IN ACTION _

‘ llinicp, St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent

Grenada., Trinidad and Demersra. and in each one there is time for shore visit. And they take the passenger so comfortably; they are good sea boats, and they give him such good things to sat that he would indeed be hard to please, who would not say that he liked the service. -

/ CARVELL BROS,

W. K. ROGERS, C.'I'.A.. 6_6. RLY8. \

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Forman ears the me have ser-

Y Y Y Y ved you well-but do they not require a little care now? You know there is the question of preserving the sight for the future, and this should be' a sufficiently grave matter 'to warrant

your serious attention.

WE AR! AT YOUR SERVICE Whether it he eyeglasses or spec-

tacles, cheep or high grade, or merely a _quick repair, we are best equipped in this district to live' you prom-pt and accurate service,--and bo you

'rich .lr poor, you are assured of that

careful and conscientious attention which your eyes deserve, and by the constant rendering of which we have gained our present high standing in the community.

Our store is a permanent Institution

in your tow_n. We are' not hereto-day an'd gone tomorrow. We aria hero every day, and stand ready to adjust, any difficulties that may arise in fut- ure. lslrt this service worthy your con- sideration? ' . .

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P. I. I

me H. J. Wells, Elmsdale.

Peter M. omit. sensor. P- I- l- Peter McKenzie. St. Peters Bay.

Wilfrid R. Gunn. New London. Malcolm Gillis. Mount Vernon. Ben. C. Davison. Charlottetown. f

J. !'. Peters. Cllarlottptown.

Lc.-corpl. J. B. clark. Summerville- Pto. Jas. Dawson Brown. New London

(mm Alma Jima. ulllseil. _ s:=-- :°°'°°l.:“°~'- '.r".......~°-

m. lu” 'QI ~ cum mms mimi. ocomwvn ru. A ll. murmur. Alwm.

Ptl. Will. Bolton. KI! Point. I.

Heil Hal .

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J- A. Fumess, Ch rl

° WOUND

§.»Corp. Jas. L. Hayden, Vernon

J. M. Dixon, Fortune Bridge.

Corp. C.W. McArthur, Cornwall.

\I. M. Gallant, Charlottetown.

R. K. Boswell, Crapand. Donald Hume, Iris _ Gr. E. Graham,~Wellington. ' Murdoch Matheson, Melville. L. M. Robertson, Mt. Hope.

Sgt. Fred Baguall, Hazel Grove. Pte. Earl G.-Read_ Summerside. Harry E. Bernard, Long River. Clovis Gauthier, Summeraide.

A. Vessey, York. ' A. C. Walker, Georgetown. Patrick Hdgan. Hope River.

George I. Bl-ander. Mslpeque.

Frank R. McAdam, North River.

James McKinnon, Lot 14.

Plus J. Campbell, Lakeville.

Frank R. McAdam, North River. Edward Dougan. Tracadie. Sami. W. McBeath, Forest Hill.

David Burns, Spring Valley.

James G. Kinch, Tignish. Warren Myers, Mt. Albion.

Fred C. Essery, Union Road. John L. M'-Lellan, Summerside. Charles A. McDonald, Iris, Lot 62. Dolln McDougall, Morell.

George Thompson, Summerslde.

Percy T. Lee, Summerside.

W. S. Hughes, Charlottetown. Augustine Gallant St. Ralplleel

Cyrus B. Blrt. Plsllllld East lC0rp. E. J. Powers, 'rl-aellale. ‘ Sgt.-Major .lolm Mex f gs-t .

gikllpl. H. L. Robertson, Kingsboro. John McLaren, CharloYtye'town.°wm .H652-gen;¥eC§¢:g,r:,sS}l;:}:,:';t:t|:'n‘ M

omas Leeman, Cnlgaly (formerly Itobt. S. Warren, Broikton. Wanna CMG,-, Wmsme

Ltotll? In limi c l nl lgveretll NlIflcLe°d' Grand view' "°h“ L°"°"“' G°°"‘°t°“'“ '- Wmm' H kb 't M 'I ° “m “».A°"““" “"""Y» Ch’“`l°"°l°Wl!- Claude A. Dunning, Granville. ,~; An-ll cbsllri (mon Elgllfl Dggulll Nllvldllod' Digg? "“"" A' M°A'"'“"’ S“"‘m""d° - walter Lrullz chorllltsto n' 'l' ll: an lc mmm' OLeary` "°"' C°““°""' Mm v“°°' I Mm, wAr;hur M1 _ ,QQ E1, ,' FHPS- Ml- Pleasant or. w.H.Heckl.sn,Montazue. l Se tYW 4 B B. ll scght let I . _éar nayson, Charlottetown. Edward James gmml, city.

Ptggile mi . )l;a<`y,m 1:1' ...kts Al( ormerly of New Perth.) Rohn 5_ Wm-,»en_ B,-Uctom

M018 GL" ::;'n‘;vhc~ *E » Rf? 7 9 “I Dexlflllder Smytlhm L;|m5d“l°' Pte._Arthur Ling, Brackley Beach. Leoswglngacétt l<:=`1ll"?3’r mzgla- LrzllyaadL1.d.fIEt;>‘l:al?J.alOul.;eary. ` I Lieut. Glen Norton. Cardigan. ' Pm Angus McDonald* Rnwbeny Georgetown.. s y. ormtry ol Llgy£ré;;<;l;1;n). Calgary (formerly of Itl;l::.“ll’;:sllf.:"a:s:l:.‘:.st,v.. ‘='°~=~- ~~ S- ---A A Lt llaihll Rogers Klenlsingtoln l lollrmsigyl of G‘:U`getown`) George Jeffrey. Lllllilellef- L `(T5,.p H 31891;, Newport ` ‘F 3 B mn’ L“If°b' Kenslngwn- Lt. Stewart B. Simpson, City. , ' F,-,,},k jjuolo M|||'(-Ove re ' Wadman’ (’Imfl°u'°L°W”- l.. Corp Harry I)ocherty, Riverton.

Wm. ll. Melfarl-n. crllle' ll»..fl cIZIcl“lm'Puanbr°°k' B' C` Edwml M“"""' Bmhweu' Geo. II. Campbell, Cape Traverse. Albert gampbgs' Chi' Iflmvene lhieut. Dani. 'McLeod, Hamilton. Ont..

Gerald Peters. Charlottetown. Lance|_C°,.p_ Joincmm McEac;Jem (fo,-me,-ly of mst Rives)

Lieut. Wilfrid Sullivan, Charlotte, S0u,.,s_ "Joint, Thomas Hagen' N0,-th Ca,-|e;,m_ *°W“- sargt. Herbert c. Mclntyre. 'ment wlllrlu Sullivan. Charlottetown.

also ol= wouNDs.

_ ‘1 0fl0l0Wll- H B C t _., B ngcr. Sgt. Thomas C Hlerlihy Hebron Lot 8.

gledbk. li. McLare'n, Charlottetown, gags 1553: 335313,, B lCorp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington- Dr. _ S. Halliday. I William D. McKinnon, Heatherdaie. C. H. McKenzie. 0'LeB\'Y- ` G°"°]d D- MCPUGYBOD. Qlenwilliams. (lags of vancouver). - Major Allen B. Connors. Summerslue “?|'ifi°” M“”del`“°l1» M¢\lD°¢l\l¢. private welter smith Pownal, (West. Sgt. J. J. McCarvell, Crapaud.

“fn Mclntyre. cha-lottemwn. sm C,nsd,,_) r. E. Cahill, Tlgnlsh.

H9' J°h” W- M°D°1ll|<l. Bradelbane. John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Tracadle, Wendall P. B. Bculrsto, Charlotte- ,Private Arch. McKinnon. Canoe Cove. John D. Burns, Spring Valley. town.

Pte Samuel Elliott Winslow Station

Corp Spencer Stewart. Bprington.

Lieut. McPherson, West Royalty. Corp. Harry Bowness, Montrose.

A. W. Wilson. Cardigan. J. J. McLeod, Richmond. Ronald' W. Gauthier, North Rustieo. W. E. McLellan. Greenmount.

Sergt. N. W. (Lowther, Kensington.

John O’Briell. Lincoln. H. Besirsto, Darnley.

W. F. Huestls, Charlottetown.

A. Reid, Victoria Cross. Gunner James M. Smltn, Lot 59, (Ben lously lil.) _

Samuel Chandler. Pownal.

J. A. Gasbee. Gladstone.

Capt. Wm. J. Grant. G-orgetown. Pte. Lloyd Leeman, formerly of

Georgetown. (Calgary)

Leo Arsenault. Charlottetown.

J. C. McMillan, Fairview.

Gr. Lowden Beer, Charlottetown. Herbert Jarvis, Grand Tracadie. Gr Walter P.McLaug‘hlin, St. Teresas C. E. Dorlon. Bloomfield.

J. G. Kinch, Tlgnish

Gr. Arthur Gamster. Hunter River.

Lt. Thomas Fullerton.

Hugh Boulter.

Private D. G. Gilbert. Fanning.

Geo. Dixon, Fortune Bridge.

on River

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ive" ' ' Loti Lance C l. Fred Andrews, Ch”1‘own; Thos. Pope. St. Peter's. I1¥,;yldRg?y' s(?:m(§£lIllT°1I\I2;vport, Urban PI)Bradley, Sl.. Theresa’s. -l- P- Cl\Y1'9~§l18l'. KBllY'8 Cross. Lot 54. John A. Stewart, Charlottetown. _ Albert Louis Heron. Charlottetown. sergeant .mlm A. uenmi, Norm cu- wm. cooawln, lvlorsll. . , Farrier, James Gfllispie, Appiu Road. diggs, Louis McMurrer, Charlottetown. l, Supper J, McDonald, Charlottetown. private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague. Everett McLeod, Grand View. ’ H. Bealrsto. Halbul-ton. pgs, Wm, 0. Delaney, Kensington. Russel Ingles, Kensington. , Fred Hooper, Charlottetown- Lieut. Eric Warburton, Charlottetown. Josellll R* MGKIHHOH. Mt 14- James M*“'ll”» A1b9l*°”- Pte. Clifford Rogers, Mlscouche, P.E.l. John Goodwill McQuarrle, New Pom Sgt. Daniel McPherson, Caledonia mg, Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile luion. '

John Collier, Charlottetown. , C,-s9k_ . ,Harry Whitlock, Charlottetown.

Prescott Forbes. Tyne valley. wound- | ssrse. .lone A-. Mclvelll, Charlottetown

ed twice. ,Drlnald D. McPherson, Glen William.

Sgt. J. R. Lacey, Blooming Point. j (seriously ill).

D9-H161 T0dfl. Summer-side. Lt. Sergt. Robert H. Duvar, Mill River

Thaddie Knockwood. Lennox island. Lc.Corpl.Joseph J.Simons, St. Peter'l Wm. W. Riley, Hillsboro. ' Maurice Doilon, South Rustico. Tom Leeman, Calgary, formerly oi ‘ Georgetown. " William Wright Huestis, Charlottv

town. ' '

Hugh W. Oxenhaln, Roysltydunction. John McLaren. Forest Hill. _ V Pte. Fred McLeod, French River. , Gr. Vernon L. Bourke. Charlottetown. Gamstiel Gillis. Montague. _ Lieut. Parker Hooper, Charlottetown. Gr. Albert C. Dennis, Charlottetown. Sergt. Robert H. Nicholson, Ch’towi|. John T. Bishop, Mount Buchanan. Elmer Bowuess, Kensington. ~ Augustine Gallant. St. Raphael- Wm. Alley, Cardigan. Q John McDonald .Milburn. “

Frank Mcbea St Peters Ba

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Murdock McDonald, Rose Valley. _ J. N Conroy, Charlottetown. ‘

Donald M. Stewart. Forest Hill. g Edward Foley, St. Peter’a Bay.

Gr. D. MacDonald, Souria. C. W. Found, Fredericton. Albert Roach, Damley.

Corp. David A. Barbour, Alma. Pte. McAusland, Tyne Valley. F. E. Martin, Belfast, (Seriously ill.) R. A. Hardy, Tignish.

John H. McKinnon. Riverdale. Harry Stewart. Strathgartney. ~ Zenos Ernellt Perry, Wellingt5`n. "-0 R McGou a Irishtown. "‘

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Gr' Em°°t Marshall' st““h°p°' C0\II)l'GG!FI}ll’l1(l1IIn;;nI'1Jlll?rll;t/itll:-trlawn. B. Waugh? Summerside. _

F‘"m°’ L' F°“3°"°' s°““`l"‘ Pte Daniel Stlawsrt Dunstaffnage. Pte. A. D. Martin. Montague Annlm P' Morgan' Ch°'l°tt°t°wn' Daniel H Bears Brooklyn, Lot 61. B. T. Gorman, South Melville.

Gr. Joseph M. Campbell, Lakeville. _,Ames Mi,sh,_||_ 'Cow Hem gsm H_ A_ Mc1,esn_ pagers Rosa,

P"I"'t° Gm' W' mmm' s“mm°"m°' Pte F Gaudet Mlsccuche. 'Pte. Harold Huggan, Cherry Valley. P“l'“*° -l~ E- L°°l‘°"l’l°- °"°“ml>°° ssl A rllllllés cnsrlouetown corp. nl-nest Perry, Muddy creek.

Private Bruce McLellan. Indian River. Patrick ,funn H05, Rm.,-_ ` pm R,,,,,,| M¢L,,s,,_ glm-1°¢t¢f,¢vm_ Pte Damien McKenna. Charlottetown Pte V E Mc’L°°d F,.,d°,.|c¢°n_p_1g_1_ PM R _W_ McD0m,|,1_ popm- pong,

P"l"‘° C"°""‘ B' B°°'°“' B'°°“°l" Corn I"re5cvlt Forlles. (twice wound- Le.-corpl. Albert Rosen, psmloy.

°°'1’- A'“"'°'° °°'¥"°'°- W°“l'"""“ all 'Tyne valley. . charles Hina clm-lo tetown.

wgslfld Cm* wdsht' vlcwm Cn' Gerald Walter Riley, Hillsborough. L_ L_ Jenkins, Clmrlolltetown t

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couvor, . . _ _ . ~ Lieut. neuron ill. emma, wilmol S22' f,‘,f,§,‘§,',f“‘_','§,‘:;,f,”‘%'l2§‘°,'Z,‘I,'I¢'§'_ §°FL’,° §‘,?,‘f,'§,2'd,',,ff,°‘,'§I°,§,,§f°“" . “”°" ("°”"°‘"' L- Corn- Elmer B°vl11°=l» N°f\>°f°- lt' lvléponsld. st. Peters nay. ' °°"" H' B' P“"'°“' °"“'°“°‘°"“' Cul. L. Wm. West, crrpaum .lélm Monson cnrrlomwwn. ' .

(Vl°t°'i* A“m""'l' Hammond Johnson, Charlottetown. lp E Cmm '-1-|¢n|,h

5:1' Meg' Fr"f§'v"yhg:u§°f;'%' Pte. Michael Dalton, Georgetown. `G',-_ 123 Hmldsy, Eldon, `

M °° ”°"‘ ~ ' ° ' Pte. John M¢G°\1w=- M°\v°ll‘1°- amy nigga. clmlomwwn

“°° C°"ll°"°l' 5”" A"°°“n' Pte. C. A. Rogerson. Klnlrora. S W Lend A|1,e|»¢°n (psngsmusly

Prfglamvg l’§“°mK. ,Mums corp. l.. w; May, west covollssli. D_ ‘M_ D,,“,,,_ G,.,,,,|,,_

(Gu ,,°,;m;,né) ’° ' Augustus W- D<>wl1» gg- 1|’;1¢&'; 9"- elm-les puny. cssrlmszown. hr"-40,* N," Mnph”_ H°.¢h°ra‘|._ t Avlgtgzssiinggls’ szlgnmerslgg JIIIIBS Mltllélbsr C§ll'IG¥IQ¢0W‘ll

Stephen McKinnon, Charlottetown ` uansodrlolin E. Murp y. ew aven.

ml le mer umm omit, umm'-. W1" M"-°°d» i°°" °f *“¢“' Arthur H. Conley. srmmmlas. .~ Lied: Ed. A. Johnson. Kensington. ,` ' Ch°"l°"°l°"“' . Leslie Murray Robertson. Mt. Hope. “

PRIIONERS IN GIRMANV

lCorporal J. Fraser, St. Peter‘s Bay. Corp. J. D. Mc? ce, Georgetown. f I - _ , ha I tteto In Pte.LosIaf 0lalrJoilnlton.Potsl'l l&l- lmégigt.) B. Wood, Southport (In Han Pte. 8.2132’ tsilgiplhy C ro wa. mn” meh." _ emma. amy,

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ghalgllll stsydnvndgiorsnxoan. l>uIlII:°nsnl1l°;I1slmo'lIs. PM W°°¢ JJ- Mclleth. Brldsslovm. (ox<=han¢`o¢)“

Melt. 0.8. Plthlado. Charlottetown. , In Switserland.

MISSING.

Lc.-Corp. Albert Roach, (also woun-‘ Murdock McDonald, Rose Valley ‘ Pl°- Emma ll- Dl'l°°°"- mill” m'°.’-

Allan -N McDonald Pinstto.

Lleut J. L. McPherson. West Royalty Lt. A. L. Collett, Crepaull ,(formerly ,_ E_ Iécnrbn "Angus, (B-..""“_ John Mcbsod. Summoralda. wounded.) ' killed iulactiou.) ‘ ` _

Alfred Strong, Summersido. Charles Buxton, Cape Traverse. Alfred Strang. Summerside. .

DIED ON MILITARY IIRVIQI `

James Taylor. City. ‘Donald Campbell, Campbells' Cove. Leigh Cameron. Albany. - '

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Gunner 0. S. \IcllacI|ora. Charlotte Capt. 1'. M. llyndinan. Gharlottatowa Fred Ulrtla. lldou. ~ ,

go" Maier W L. Barn Charlottetown. Mathias J 'rrainor Hops River

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