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ere are all the very Best ~ HAT STYLES

Next best to knowing what

is-best in hat styles for summer to knowing what you want.

J I Illur Hat Stock'

isroriiplete with splemliil new sliapes and Styles at every price from _...___-~..S3.tl0 to 10.00

too-

DDQ!!I$lQ%$0%OD¢#$$00$$#Ol0Qll

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UNDERWEAR SATISFACTION

- Such underwear as-suneii buy season after season who know values.

1 -It will please you as ii has pleased every man who has ever worn a suit ol' uiitlerwear from this store.

Athletic -- Coniliiuatipiis

and two piece 75c, to $5.00.

.__ _ _ .llow about a New

Shirt `

'A superb collection ol new shirts in an almost

unliiiiited -assortment oi' patterns and colcrs

I _ $1.50 to 8.00

awsassesfs-.=s¢~s¢

How about a New

` Cravat -

\ew ideas in carc-

l`ully tailored models enable every man to select just the tie tosuit his fancy ....50c to $3.0() ‘

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And you just bet we

STRAW HAT TIME ONCE MORE

Sailors and Panamas $3.00 to 10.00

are ready lor you

%~$$`%$$iG¥$%~&&$$%£3%

K. and S. Cl.()Tll| Nt!

$30.00 to 04.00

U05

YOUR NEW CLOTHES WILL

` PLEASE YOU

IF THEY COME FROM HERE

` Our clothes are known as “Satisfaction Clothes" by every

msn who wears them. They give absolute satisfaction because we guarantee it. ltight now is a splendid line-for you to find out about his satisfaction by actual experience.

IIOIISE Ol" IIOIIIBEFILIN

30.0(-) to 75.00

li its New You’ll See it Here

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Ei->'rioN'i=on RETURNED

_ HEROES

.i _ rxé -in _ C. Q -it

-»

:ofthe -voiiiiil: of .\lay 19th nIlni'g'\ number of friends and iieiizlilit-rs gathered :it the home nf I\lr_ auil .\lr.\i_ Cdplius Mallclt to \vclconn- homt- llioir son Copi. .i. A. .\iall+-tt. who rt-ct-iitI>' nturned lirnrie -after liciiii; itll HI"-I\"‘l lervics for overtwo years in I-`rnii--i-_. :md to do honor to (ir. I.. .\It-Kiiiiioiil who served _tlirt-o _veiirst in l~‘riinc».-.l Qymputhy Wm; al-_$0 t-Xttbliiltetl lii .\lI'.| .und Mrs. William i’arti'idge for that loss of their -udoptieil sou, John t`li_l`i`.l who was killed in activt- service. _-\t`i»-r a few remarks by Mr. il. \\'. lit-iid:-i~ lon, wlio‘.acted~us chairman, tlir- fol- -lowing -prograinrne was cnri-led nu°: Cl1orua,»“0vcr 'l`hert~." _-\iltire.~‘s and presentation to Capt, J. .»\. .\1n|l+-ti. Solo, Miss Lillian Abbott. _-\tlili'»-ss Ind presentation to (lr. I.. Mt-i{tiiiioii_ Chorus. “I Ain't Got Weary Yet." l:t-- icitdtion. -Mitts 'f`il=lie l’rowsc. Ailtlix-sis and presentation Mr. and !\l`i-s. \\'-llliniu Patrldgo. Miss Vern iinrdy acted ns orllntst.. The two returned lierocs l§H”IlUti"hl'F.'"T’H`rt1‘idge. although tiik- on by surprise thanked the people tor -tboir kind remembrance. -ri-hort ntl- drssliss were then given by Messrs Il. C. Hardy. ira Shaw, Joseph Bryenton. A. (2 MaI'ett and Roy t"lnrk, con- rratulating them on their safe arrival

hotul,-.and the noble manner In which they. ng t‘.anadia.ns, had acquitlt-il themselves ut the front,

At _tho close of the prograiniiit:

luncheon was served hy the latlics. This enjoyable function was brought .to a_cIose_`uy-the singing or Auld Lang Sync, and the Nutloniil Anilietin. Thu

by Mrs. ot-ni-ce Abinitt wiiiii- .viitul I-‘lorence llnrdy pri-smiteti liliu with ii gold coin vlittably eiiirraved: to (Ir, I.. McKinnon, by Mins Myrtle Stewart. coin beini! presented hy Miss lnci., Bryenton and tn Mr. and Mrs. Partridge hy Mrs. Russel Abhott, pro- sented 'by Miss Tillie 1’rowsc.

_'To Corporal J. A. Mallett, Sth Cah- ' iidlan Sings Battery

,thot we may give you a hearty and

ut the loss of \‘our dear Iiroilier whose III" "I'IIIIII“" "I III" MCKIIIIIOH' NWI; tlczith or'curi'i-tl while'-_ you were tight- ('°""* "Ion" TIII” II‘Aa“`I'I“I w"_I'II_"I int: his battles and ours at the front. ‘III I"" "I'I"I` IIII’ "“I“I’I'III'I‘I I’III“I'I'I‘

It now reinniiin to you to carry alone - ' ' -_ ' ~- " _' "

the mmm. U1- mlm-m,`ing your Dm.(,m§ was brought home from England hy nutl If"-kiir: after their wi>lt‘are in thi- _ m,.._.,, iiceillcss to say prizes it very lii;:l1l_\'.

.i W” _-WI _|__Sm.,,_l ‘hm you _".0 “-011 The plcturi- sliows thc t‘unntliniis :it

,-,||m|,|,. ,md Wm ,.m.|.y _\._m|. ,wil work clo_.-to grips with the }luns_ :intl thi- ,,, as me _l f,,,,(.\,,_a;,,,, as 3-0,, imve _ expression ot' itrini dt-teriuinntioii nu tloiihtcdli' tloiic in ycur work of war. III” IIII"* III' I"*I<`II mflll IN II ~“IIItI.\' III 'I`lii- litirdsliips to wliicli _vnu have been II~""’II' BI’II"I'III IIII* lIII'IIlI`I? III"’ III*-’

illl

. ' THE »-CENTRAL--~ .GUARDIAN 1

HARD CHESTNUT COAL.-A I’ick~

ard ill'-(‘o., can supply hard chestnut coal for tho liuseburner. 6146-6-tiilitii.

G. W. V. A. iipplicnilon lilnuks can

_ bn obtained at MacKinnon Drug (`o.

172:.

25 PER CENT. DISCOUNT off new

_Nippon -summer china. 'ut llnlinnifs 'Sample Rooms. - 6150-tl-6.11121

- ALL THE VLAVORS worth li ivlii'_.-,

aro_ servotl at our S-ilu I~`oiiii|.ilu. Johnson ill .I-'il‘.iisoii, I\i'ii~l'.t.si_

IilIi‘S

EXHIBITION SALE of footweatr rec- tIi\'f‘Li from \'ew York A. B. t‘. wiililis HIZOS III/2, 4, 4'/L. 10 pi-r cent oft'. .-\Iley & t`0., Lid tll49-i“i-tii\l1ll.

VETERANS.-See the gn-at wal'

p\tui~c in Macliinnon Drui: i‘o,. win- dow. l tii'.'fl_

WEDNESDAY HALF HOLIDAY. --

i llcginning June 4th we will close cv- lery \\'ctlitesiiny ni 1 o`clock tliiriiii.: ' .iunt-._ July anti .-\iigust. (I. I-`. liulcli-

cson, ()pt_onietrist. ti07~i-il-£l_\l$ii.

WEDNESDAY HAL`F HOLIDAY.-

llegnuiug June 4th _ we will close cvery Wediiesday ni 1 trclock durlui; June 5th, 'i p. in. ’I‘lie inspector hits son, t)ptonieti'is|. tiO'i`-I ti-Ii.\l1li_

_ COME HERE FOR KODAKS. --, Ilrownlc tj'anieras, Films. and nil plio- togtiupltlc supplies. \\'i.- will lit- ptr-:is-

_ed to-show you our ui-isoriiiient .lt-lin- ison & Joiinsoii _ t-inf.

` ENGAGEMENT ANNouNcEo. _ Mr. and Mrs. Philip ll. llowalt oi' this city. announce the eugagcint-ni of their yoniigi-st daup;Iiter, Jean S._ io tftiurlcs (`. (`nriuody, city. l\iliti'i'iii;;t-io Italtt- place t-:irly in July. tllstlpd

Mounr s1'uwAa1° cincuir-

.\‘t-rvlces on June S will In- lielil ii-: fol- lows: l"il:'it'k ltlvei' ll ii. iii. .\I.iu:li St--wart. it p. in., .\lnrie 'I p. ni. 1\lr. Iloracc .\lt'l-Iwi-ii ol` t`l|:irlotli-to\\'ii will. preucli.

CANADIANS AT YPRES.-A ning-

Iuiflceiit i`rainctl picture in colors. of

Ihr W I-‘ \\'oolI<-it it A It A t' :ind

Major il. _-\. !\ici{iunnn_ i).S.()., who

`lli'e \\‘liit'|i roi- lliivt- fouirlit so.siict‘css- Di IIN' IIIIIP- /\llI'II 34- IIIIIII "'I`III'.\'

..xp,,_.,,.,l_ Uh. y,-0m(.,,,\0u_`. t,;m|,._`- |~,,,~ worils t|uott=tl t`roni the otliclal report

fully and _v=,ur return to our ciiiii- SIIWII III” HIIIIIIIIIIII-I' 'I`II" I'II¢‘IIII" I" munit_\' is one ot` the tiiit-st cxamplcs ol WI'II WUVIII HPUIIIIS-

tlcit-riuiitzitloii. hi'avt-ry, stii'ce.'~'.s :iuil -'°‘ the zis~u|i':\ncc oi' thi- watt-liful iiitcri-st FIRE Al-ARMS-'I`IIt‘ III`f‘IIII"II “'I`I`I’ of our iaith(-| in limit-pn_ cnlli-d out ihrct- timcs ycsti-i-tiny. 'l‘lu-

\\'t- n-tk ion now. on lit-halt' of your ulaiiii soiiiittt-il shortly lit-forc noon

i'i~i~~n-is, in in-I-I-pi tin- iit~noiii;`»iiii_\-itil; for its-lislit blaze in tht- ltoscrs llftrtl- tzifl simpl_\' as ii rt-iniuder that. ‘wc, W1li'0 I`U- 'I`Ilf‘ IIl'l‘ -‘tII\I`It‘lI III it IIIIK _voiir fricriils. stnntl rezltly to s'_-'in of rt-i`u.~tt- in the hasciiierii_itt the roar

pniliize :intl iissisl you in every pos- ol' tho lniildinig. uutlt-r the. elf'-V4itt>I'» .-ililt- incnirs :ind ability and wt- wish I-‘oi'tun1iit.ely it wa.-I tl-isco\'ei'etl _iii you ti liappy, prosperous and ii gnotl good tinic_ tliough thi: place was till- lit`<- until you have rearthed a ripe old i-il with sniokc. lt was not necessary nge with past years iull ol' good works. to turn on the water [ruin -the hydiunt

To tlr. I.. _\lcl{lnnion. iinguish the blaze. The second nlarin

Dear frif-riil.-We, your friends ot' the residence of .\ir. Albert lTaiinon.-

l‘nion Road desire to express oiii‘ deep St. .-tvards, _lust opposite thc Experi- i§\'t\lIIlllIc tIt‘<I |\P11l‘I-IGI! 1|-Dl1i`€CIilII-111 mental Farin. 'l`hc llrenicn math- ii I0 F1111 itil' Wlllli YOU have (10119 Hilti quick response to this long call. 'i'|it- wlial you hzive ciitlurcii to uphold and 5-|-(-nt:-r part of the roof was in flaines <lt»l't-iitl tliosi- priiittlplos so dear iii ,Yiwu thpy nr,-;v,t,\_ || was Som, |i¢. lovers oi' ;`t-ci-tioiii and tieiiioci'n<-_v tht- ||,. limo ln-t`ort- the blaze was ex- WIIIIII 'I"I'I'- tliigiiislit-il with thc t-lieiniciil and

I-‘nur yt-'iri into, nl tho call of Iiiity, \,u¢_-lit-tu. Allhonizli tho t-ity wait-i'

-“III I"II -"fIIII` IIIPIIIIS I0 ‘I0 "5'0III‘ IIII" inniii iiiisscs within ii liundred ynrils III III” IIIIIII°II‘°~I‘IS UI I"I`IIIIC@ IIS II II‘III‘ or so of this plain- thi-re arc no hi" solilicix niiil offered yo'ur.-if-If iii-i it ,|r_~m¢_.-__ Us tht- sitiiritiou is just tml. :~‘at'i‘iiii~c iii our tlrifenso. side tht- city liniils. A hydrant or so

Wt- art- proud of our Prince- F,tlw:ird in H", \-;,.i,\i|_V “_-,,u1,| nm-,.m,,-.|,.,.,_.,

is-laiid boys \--lin went to .sucrilice llit-ir l,,.,,v,. ,_-L.,-y tp.,-\-1,.,-;,p,||_\ in ,-um, it lives istlf-.ft-iise ol`|~‘r¢=,f-d0m- had fire- should occur out here- at

I" ‘I°II"I'"‘I°II- we "Bk YIIII I0 II°("'I’I any tinic. The third ilro alarm tiliout

this small token of our esteemf 4 0-_,lock WM __ Hugh, mot mp on H

Sigllful on bt-liall ol' the people of “.m.(_h,,“_q,_ at _“_ |i_ Hogan-9 \\'h,,,-|-_

IIIIIIIII R"I'II‘ The daiiiziuo was trivial.

CEPHAS MALLETT, .__------

TH EO ABBOTTi

_ H, W, HENDERSON, ::JUST ARRIVED - shipment of

-I " »-»,1_.~f»~""“*"'""""°I`I--'I-”`*"-“R \ Nitrate of Soda, which wb are selling

Wm your ,,,,c,,,, ¢,|e,,,1, |,,,,,, 'ro Mr. on-_i Mrs. william Pairings. at lowest Prices- Order elrly IS w=

it 4 tit f isis.

.gstiismi ner, this evening in or-.ter ‘ - - `_h=-ve only » lim ° sum y of

Dt-nr Frieiitls,-When we am extend- A. Horne 0. Co. .. 6075-6-3Mtts.EFrlIi.

the chemical being sutiicicnt to ex-

itountled about 2 o`cloclt for ii tire at

livery. Canadian I-‘arm Prdoucts.

614'!-6-GM2.

CORNWALL Ci-RCUIT - North

Wiltshire at. 12. Kingston, 4. Cornwall 7. Daylight saving time. -

COOPERS SHEEP DIP ilie sland-

ard, Canadian Farm I"i'oducts.

6147-6-GM2.

THE CHANCE OF THE SEASON to Ii\\)' an :tiitoiiioliilf-_ Sen nilvt. In this isstn-. - 612841-5.\'Itf

SAMPLE SHOE STYLES all thi-

iicwt-st idt-as from .\'ew York. Il. ii'/_-~. 4, 4I,§, A. lii`(‘. widths. Alley & t‘o., l.iil. til-IO-Il-OMZI.

YOU'LL NEED n good halting rod

ii-iso good fl-thing tackle-_\'ou’ll get it tivre. J il\n=-nn & .lolinsoii, iiiiiupititsi

1115 .

'/.

ALBION NUT COAL.-The schoon-

i>i-»Diiis_v arrived yet-_iterdny willi ii full cargo of Albion Nut for A. l’lckai'tl & (`ti. 6146-6-Oltlfli.

BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY.

-Over sixty kinds of cliocolatcs to choose from. Get your week end supply' at. Johnson unil .loIinsoii's and enjoy this strictly fri,-sli supply. 6199.

NITRATE SODA.-Limited quant-

ity in stock. You can have somi- now for your Strawberries, Vegetables or for 'l`imotIiy. J. Il. (itil, (`orncr Gt. George and Fitzroy Sti'coi's.

Jilne Zi’i`ues, 'I`liur, Hat.

LAWN TENNIS.-'l`lio ('It:trlotIc-

town l.n.wii Tennis courts iit Victoria Park open l'or the st-asoii today. Tilt-_ i.:i'oiinils have been piit in first-class condition and the dr-_voices ol' this

pleasant form of i~oc_r4-.uiitm are count- ing ou ii vi-i-_v enjuytilili-. sunimer.

GIFT APPRECIAED.-ltegardiiu; titt-

tn n previous issue i'eif,ai'iliiig tht- rc- rt-ceptioii i'o-° ratiiriii-ti heroes at St. .\1iirgarets. Gun. D. I/_ O'Iieiilcy on lit-linit' of his couirades suitably fr-

pllvd thanking the people of St. .\I:ii'- gzirets instead of pupils for tht- tot: ens ot .tppreciation

::TlMOTHY SEED, just nrrivcd hy

cxprf-ss. which we arc selling at low- cst prices, wholesale and retail. _-\. ilornt- & t`ti. 6175-tl-7.\ts:\itiie2l

Hiouian sripsrilus Fon ci.E_nov-

' MEN

'l`h<- Synod ol' thc Anglican Dioccsi-

ot` Toronto tins been calli-tl hy tht-

nual inet-tint: :it Swhiinmcs' Cntlu>drnl

hour holy. conimunlori will bc cel:-hi-at

Iiavidsoii, .\I. A.. rector of ht. John' ‘ t‘hiii~t-li, l’t-ti-i'hci'ougli, di-.llvi-ring tli ilcytitlonzil iiiltlrcss. Thi- busini-s

St. .liiiiit-s' I’nri.~ih Iiouse. and during

tli-liver his tiriuncl clinrgc to

-asseinhleil delegates.

I-Evening prayer will be said nt St

preacliini; thc sermon. llc will als

uiissioiiay meeting to he held in St

cvciilng.

for increases in the various stipends for clcrgytut-n in both missions and st-Il'-supportliii; parishes, are rccoin- mended in the report of the execu- tive committee, which will Iieprc- sciilr-il nt the meeting. It is proposed thiit for missiciis thu mlnlmuin stlpciid

his .st-i-onil _vt-ar, $900; ln his tliiri yt-ar $1.000, and us soon ns possililc after tlirt-e years in orders thi- silpcinls slinll be advanced to thc t'iill iuiniinuin 'of $1,200 set for si-If- siipportlng parishes. ,lt is uli-io pro- posed that the inlssionnry hall be pald an allowance of $150 `to meet

in pftstornl work within his mission and that when there is I0 free h0\lSt* provided an allowance shall hi- made

to iiii-_ct the cqst of rent.

yt-.11 due,-ved weymme to your m,me_ lug ii welcome to our brave boys who ‘ ' ~ » ~ _

have rt-turntd to ug, it iq onty fitting ~'*‘*~~--~~ --~'-W*--~ ~ r' ~'_° ~- -"M _ "“ E"-"'

_ Yqui°___r _tation fqr__vdltnur as a _'- - “-I -. ' ' - - -' _ that some tribute should lie paid t

fi`.`°','l,II.I..._‘Il'.I'if.§’.Ti§’.ff§l7."'l'l§`..`§'“"”ii. --me who nw-». -dd ----wh d--dt- dv-3 VALUAELE PROPERTY »~.l"OR - SALE IN-

f`;,",f",Y,§,°,f,,'§;““,,.§§’,_,"‘,§’,"_I,‘§,2,§ 111," ;’,‘_"".‘§f l.".,.§’..".`l-_.l""I{`._'.l'.. 'i`.`l`tI`. .'.ll`l...°.fi .Sli CHARLOTTETOWN " -

0. cl.ri go, proves that you have indeed adopted son John Cliff. We sincerely _ _ _ __ em _ 0 re _muon of our mm" ,,y,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wm, you 1,, me 10,, ,ou Iam instructed by the owner to Sell by-Public Auction

nh . h 9 y v ~ _ V my ,,¢‘,¢,, ,,,,,,,|,,,, 0, tm, ,,,,,g,,,,,,,_ have sustained. it is no to think out on Saturday June -14th at twelve O’clock noon that valuable ima and sim that or mince Edward after enduring tim-e years or in-rd ro rty known as the Higgins House, situated at the cor-

'I'I-“"I- I ' ' "III" I‘° WI” “I"I°‘I I‘I‘°" I" '““I“’ III” Herpiii Hillsboro and Water Streets, Charlottetown.

W' “"° ’“‘I°°‘I I’I"“"°‘I I” I‘II°"" “"°"""° ““`"'I"°°' Being near the Railway' Station this property is a very

tlmt"durtng the two years in France SIII III '0III@mI"I‘"G°` ‘If hit"-

tiioy”-vrsuiiieayon om-éruiiy and 'st-.itiam

- ' f w ir; i _ .un ii . _ _ .

I" “M y°“' °°“'°' °m°°" 'Im e M mu MW ° amp' I Ima I desirable one either for a hotel or double tenement dwelling

Sale positive-no Reserve Terms at Sale. were not unnoticed into your ,,,,|.,,. _.L I _ hi In

O h ) ~- '

wsolftiilitiit lot to have such perfect °---“--'-"*"-° ~ BENJ. CARTER _ I fully appreciated.

flight itnv. James Sweeney, lil-iliop

of 'l`oi'onto, to assemble for its nu

at 10.30 o'clock this iiioriiliic; At that

cd iii the t‘iithr-drill. Rev; (`:inou

ilu- aftcrnooii Bishop Swat-_ncy will

tip. I1liiipire‘s ting in France. When you

lAlban's (fathedral at eight ok-lock. l ingot ucv. i-‘remit Dumouiin. no. P`i'=m¢e was I-sins dyed with the hiood

Bishop (`oadjutor of Ohio. U.S.A.,

lie'tlic sp:-cial speaker at the annual

Jnint-s' lhirisli Iiull on Wednesday

Anieiitlint-nts in (`anons providing

for ti clergyiiian in his first yt-ar ot' oi-tit-rs sliall ln-_ $800 pci' annuiu; in‘

ATIONS WEALTH

;._ ____-» 'It-'litdfti f-'°I"“-di-'I-°~ = .:i;T.f‘i..;i -»----I-‘t~'='=-'-==it-an---I-I.-'Z

Natiotfs Wealth. It produces that which both man and bellt. have to

SUPERPHOSPHATE immediate de-

sustain life. With our rapidly increiis ing population comes the demand for a. corresponding increase in the pro- ducts or the soil, and this demand will never-be less than now. Land cannot be destroyed, and with proper care its producing power may be maintain- ed intact. Land values, therefore, possess that element. of permanency, that reduces the speculative feature to the minimum.

_ This corporntlon's borrowed funds tl)f-posits and Debentures), and by fur the gi-enter proposition of' the share- liohli-i-s‘ inoneya_ t(‘.apital Stock und lteservet are invested in first mort- gages on improved proiliictlve real estate., To ai’i'oi'd uu_ opportunity to all of investing their money with such absolute safety, we issue our Deben- iuries in stuns of one hundred dollars. They are n security in which trustees are autliorized to invest Trust I-`untls.

GAG-E CORPORATION.

St. John, N.B. _ l'aiil-up Vapital and

i-lstablislied 1855.

J. Illuion_ ’Siiiniiiei'i~'idc, l". I-I. I.

anim ~ -

(ln thc evening ol` May 1_Iltli ii iiuri

_-zurrounilinls districts

welcome homo their son (iuuner War ren t‘. I..ti\;» -who had just- retiii-net

tiii 1915 with thc 1‘8th Siccc BBW-71'!

t-xpci'icncr-.s in I-`t-rice.

.\lr. Join. I-‘:';t.~1~i'. on being clot-let

chiiirninn tor the '.~\'eiiiiig, welconit-i Gunner Lane lioni»- in ii neat spt-err! delivered in his i--ua

hero. at the close of pri.-:vented with tt. club I-Pg. The pr:

McEaclic-rii. M . Lune, in a few we

for their cifz.

Then an enjoyable

repast vvug served by thc ladies.

The pleasant evening

ti close' hy thc singing iinlliem. /is thc liap preparing to leave, however. it wliispe went arouiid. "\Vliei'c's going to ln»i.iict- him!" and liounccti too iienrl ceiling after which t

_ three cheers for Gunner liunc and dis- . persctl to their homes.

The following is the

» come:

'l`o (lunuer Warrcii

s llcar \\'iirrcn, t-. it is with gr:-at pleasure that, wc, s your l'i'ien-I.; aitd neighbors, have come

address of wcl-

t‘. Lune.

session will t-oiiiint-uct- nt 12 o‘<-lock in he-re to-night to extend to you a warm

and hearty welcome homo after fitfht

tug for the honour and glory of tho

enllsted in 1915, the greatest, war this

_ world lins rver known was in full pro-

gress iinrl the soil of Belgium and

of our heroic ilefenders for thc cause of civilization and humanity. You did not shrink from facing the fiery or-

_ tical of the bloody battlefield but were

animated by the spirit of patriotism, one of the noblest. tittrilniies oi' man; you loyalty answered your coiiutry's crill and volunteered for service nhroadz

Your bravery in enlisting calls forth

our wrirme-it admiration rind praise. which cnniiot be adequately expressed In words and neither can wt- find words to »-xprf-.ss our appreciation of the nnblri pnrt. you took on the battle- fields of Prniiirc. You have liiiuerlllml your llfn lu' our defence, you cvf-u to make thc siiprenic sacrifice, so that ive nt. home might be frcr- from Ger man iiutcrucy, and we are proud that its glorious victory for our Allies and that the o‘d Union Jack' still waves higher and proudvr than ever.

In this iteighborlioood future gener-

ations will relate with pride and glory how, at that period in the world's his

t-ost of i|-aiisportation when engaged. tory when the freenoln or (,________n __"

the rest ofthe civilized world was sit. tacked bythat awful German horde, YO". with the rest of the bi'nv@‘hoys from this province. nobly and bravely did your part so that our glorious Canadian soil should never be ti-otltien under the foot of the brutal Hun. 'Wo are thwrikfiil and happy -time you have 'been spared to see the end of tha awful conflict. in which you no galantly fought and that you briv.>I come buck to us without. beisrng any scars of the battlefield.

In-conclusion we ask you to please

accept this small token, with the beg; wishes of your friends, not as a reward for your services done but as' a con. starit reminder that your services

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ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

bor of the people .if llermitngc und the

g,~thei‘ed at liar-

home oi' Mr, :intl Mrs. Jabez Latin tot

from “vi-rst-ns, Gunner Lune enlisted

-' ct i-xperieiiccd today one of the wild-

anil was witlr that unit all tlirougli its

] llnc- stylt-_ An

address of welcome wus then read by 'I`II1ll`I0~'l `ViUI<'3I`-*Oli II' III” I`I‘I“III?‘I staiiipi-ilu continuing; niinost uninter-

which lie was

program was

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' WILD SESSION IN WALL STREET

New 1'orli_ Juno It-The stoclt mark-

est sessions the exchange has known Since the days oi' the “war bride"

I liooni. An advance in r-all moiiey rtitcs

I :iftcr i_iooii io eleven per cent. a new I high figiirt- since the cstablisliuiciit of

the t`i-dt-riii rt-servo banks, precipalcd ii sharp break In prices, the selling

ruptedly nniil tne close. Some of tho

__ _ _ __ _ _ _ I stocks wliitili have been spac\ilativt‘

_ .¢._ D! Mi _ 1 _‘___ (.,______di_m ___ YD,-es is tllsplnyctl in _ - _ . _ scntntioii \\:is tim-_lu .iy little Isnli-_i _._wm,il(_S (|,.0m,L.d \-_.Om [h].Q,, to [hm hmm. from General I,e__sh_ng_

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‘million .-tliarcs, six liundrcd thousand of which chaiigetl Iiaiitls during tht- finai hour, congt-sting thc' oificliil report froin thc ftitzilities to such an extent tliut it was_twenty-eiglit iiiinu-

tes after t-ltzsiiig tiniti when the last sale iippciiiw-d on the ticker tapes. 'i`hcri=- wt-rt- niii:oui'ii'int-tl reports io- uiglit that another strculleil "iiioiit-y

Iii- wus folind- ' _ ,_ _

coiiiiuittet- would he crciitii-tl. with ii

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vit-\v to curliliig the speculative toiidcncitis whicli_ during the past few I uioiitlis. hav--. :iidutl in t~arryi|i|s,' quota- I tions .steadily upwards.

’l‘lie raft- on industrial collateral

ro.-an in it-ii rt-1- ct-ni late yt-sterility

liul_this t-ii't-tiiiistaiitt-ti did not ileti-r pro|'i-ssioiinl trailers i'roni continiied spt-ciilatiou and this i-vcniiic st-vi-i'nI leading hunks called iii lni'i.’.o loans,

_ calls-iiiig thc quick adviincr lu tht- rnlt-

on inizctl colliitt-ral.

Several fiiiuncinl liousi.-s with

speculative proclivitics rt-_cently have added largely tn their loans and havi- bcen advised by federiil reserve biiiilf managers to reduce ther-ic couituii» nients. nn tho ground that thc situatiou was iii.-coiniiig iiiitlcsirnlilc. Record-lircnking prices have hr-.eu

reaclieil in recent works and the market, had been declared in snint- t|itai'tcrs to he in it sensitive posi‘_i'in.

WORK IS APPRECIATED t.New York 'l‘init-s.)

'l`lic liritlsli (Jovi-riiineiit has asked

I William P. Larkin, Knights of (‘oluin- | bus ()vt-rst-as iliri-ctor, for dc-tuilml ln. forinatlon ri-gardiiig the .system ein- ployett by tht; l{ii|i;tlis in finding jobs for discIiari.:cil siilillei's. This informa- tion was i~t-ct~i\'ed yesterdiiy from Mr.

` - Larkin, who recciill-yi left London for

lthc lientiqiiartcrs of the Knlgths ln

l‘nris. ll is probable that the Knights plan or rc-t-inployment, or something very similar to lt. will be nilopted by the English Governrrient. Bri-tisli Ia- hor leaders culled attention to the success that thc Knights' plan was niet-ring in the United States.

Wlllliam J. Mulligan, clinirman of

ilie organlzatio'n’s Coiiiitiitteee on War Activities, said yesterday that the re- -port that the War Department hail suspenili~t| the authority of the Knights.

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of Columbus to send secretaries abroad was erroneous. "Tho War Depart. mont," he said, “has not suspend(-tl mn- aulhorlty to semi workers abroad. it lu--i Simply requested tis and all other war relief organizations not to make filly III0I'0 fllllilicntions at this time to the Military Intelligence Bureau for iidSfiuoi°ts. tWc- have tt number of can- didates for overseas service to whom passports have already been issued, and they will proceed overseas its the need arises for their service." _

MP- lilllligim made public yesterday

I wish to express through you to

the Knights of Columbus my apprecia- tion, and that of the officers and men under my command, for the valuable services rendered thy -your organiza- tion to the American Ei_rpedltionary Forces.

“’I‘lic active work of your organim.

-tion in France. -begun early in 1918. I was well under way by the spring of ` that _vc-nr, find has been increasing in scope- ever since. Before the cessa- tion Iiostilities its workers were at- taclicd to many of -tho combat divisi- ions ami recreation -huts had been opened in the 'principal A-merlcan cou- centratlon centres. Numerous com- mnndini: officers have' commended the devotion to duty of your personnel and .liuvn testified to their lJ0pulai~ity -and

lin-lpfiiliu-ss among tho troops whom they served.

“ihiriiig the armistice it has been

` particularly active in the promot

,of athletics, ti most valuable factor ' for health and contentment. It has al- Iso cont.ributed to the success of the urniy entertainment programme Ili’ generous appropriations for musical instrunicnts and equipment of soldier shows, has increased its general rc- creational activities, helping material- ly to maintain the morale of the nrml' during the inevitable period of waiting to go home. »

"I thank you, and each individual

worker in -your organization, ft* l'0\lIf valuable assistance."

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