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-V|8iTiNG H48 HGMEF-Mr. Lou

School speiitithe week-ond' with his

Mr. Nelligan was a strongsdvooate and assisted in making a success.-'Z.

TWELVE YEARS FOR VAi..ADE.-'-

Pierre Velade, who was found guilty of-manslaughter. at the midsummer

has been sentenced to 12 years in the

province, had been found sililty. of causing the death of ilittls Ida Robinson. whom he .had lured to. -his

‘she either fell. or was thrown from a

Y. M. -C. A. WORK-it is interesting

_to learn that tha' Y. M. C. A. has ` established _ quarters at Amherst. where the men of the 6th'Moun`ted Rifles, including those who recently lelt-the Island. will be received and made “at home." In connection with the soldiers and their -relation to .the Y. M. C. A.,.the following interesting letter. (extract) (from Chris Graham. appears in the March issue of “Con- sdian Manhood." Mr. Graham is in England as is representative of -_tho Y. M. C. A. of the Maritime .Provinces and personally acquainted with _some ofthe Y. M. C. A. workers of Charlotte- town." The letter shows the facilities which the Association strives to afford tho “boys” in their efforts to keep in touch, hy latter (writing) with those whom they leave behind." When 1 found that the camps were to be vacated and the troops moved a big problem .confronted me," the writer mms. "1 had than nn-so Y. M. C. A. ‘touts on my hands, _with all the stock of goods and other apparatus, 'and two weak and unreliable stuffs of helpers to deal with. Naturally I had to keep things running in the camps until the last minute. And I could make no pre- parations in any of the places to which the troops were going, because it. could not be definitely ascertained whether this or that building could be spared for Y. M. C. A. work until the men had actually taken their 'pls._ces. As soon as possible I had an interview with Col. Burstnll, officer commanding the Divisionalf Artillery. I-Io received me warmly, and during the conversa~ tion spoke very favorably of the work we had done in camp, and hoped that we would follow llim to the billettng areas. He also said that l might feel free to call on him for n. conference

at any time.

The largest number of men in any

one place is in Devizes, the capital of Wiits. Here we have one whole Bri- gade of Artillery, something over nine hundred mon. in other places the numbers range from one hundred and fifty to three hundred. It will be ab- solutely impossible for me to touch them ali. I think that I shall have to stop opening new places when I have about two more. ' The' main object of these rooms is to furnish the men with an opportunity to write to mother and to read tllo papers, or to spend a. profitable half hour with a good book. In one we have o billiard table and other games, in others gramaphones. but always plenty oi’ Y. M. C. A. writ-_ ing mntorlal. We have frequent con- certs, to which tho soldiers bring their civilian friends, male and female. Those are proving very popular. Tho religious meetings are, of course, not so great and grand as they were on the Plain, where we had large bodies together. hui; we are not neglecting this all-important feature of the work, and good meetings are being held. In.. Devizes, where wears using the Corn Exchange Building. there is a sacred concert booked for Sunday night at which we arc to have n capital speak~ er. In the smaller pliices we have good "sing-songs" and smaller ser-

vices, generally led by a soldier."

Don’t Hide .Them with a Veil; Remove Them With the Othine Prescrip- - tion. ,

This prescription for the removal of

freckles was written by a prominent physician and is usually so successful in removing freckels and 'giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is

refund the money ii' it tails.

Don't hide" your freckles under n

piications should show a wonderful improvement, some oi’ the lighter freckles vanishing entirely.

Be, sure to ask the druggist for,-tire

double strength othine; it _is this that is sold on the money-back guarantee.

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Nelilgim, Principal of Alperton High' g s "_“`

cm, ant record ng their uppro

ciatlon of the lnestimabie 'work which

_ hc,Mr..Mr:Intosb had done .during his

, _ _ .term of office. Mr. Mclntash replied

_ ` ' _ 'expressing his deep regret ut being

obliged to leave the Island at n unani-

sold hy druggists under tiarantee to H1006 Milt Bilhbilih. lhe'r6sislml|0!1

Ven; get an ounce of oghine ami re. succeed Mr. .Mclntosii as convenor move them. Even the first few ap- °f f-he S\U\¢lilY.»30\l°0|- Mr- T- C

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LAST SUNDAY.--Next Slllllly ROY

‘ - E. J. Rsttes will preach his last aer-

.‘::.'.°:':.;s..i;i“l“.”....1:f:..’i::‘i':.':.i:~ if-»»-in » mf ~»-»° sumng a_.l°(-M ~home~gum,d “ke whit time. He _leaves the Island shartlynto was mailman in Aiiienon in which “"““‘° *“°R°“"°°'°f E°"°"° 3°°"°'

tary of the ending Camp Association hsadqlmriisns are at Toronto Mr Rat tae will be greatly missed by his num erous friends.

--FUNERAL-The funeral of Ken

term of the Montreal Court ot Klng's .“°"‘ B““°"”'“" "‘° y°“_.“5‘ 5°" °f Bench last year, and who was refused Mana" MR” B' W' T§I’,'&°”'°` “$1393 ii new trial :ily the 'court ornppeals, h W ° °."°°°“- ¢_ 5°

t e house was conducted by the Rev

pnliinnnry. vaiaue. who will be §é‘;'-I§"‘;'@,°"$§;‘m“* *I‘§§§r1;‘§§{‘ Katia: remembered -win connection with_ the 'P60 ,és Cenfem 9 "me Alliance prosecutions in this D ry' “mme '

-RETURN HOME.-Capta.in and

Mrs Ilhynard have returned to Sum

*room on Notre Dame Street, where ggggdetggm I;‘;‘;n‘t“5‘;‘§:' fa‘;lt"‘;;':_L“:; _ .5 -f _ 1

months visiting their daughter They

W"‘d°"' °“ me ‘°“"'h “°°"' - ‘ report having had a very pleasant ti-lp . . - ` f ,~,?"_'~

over on the steamer last Saturday. A ,

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having left Picton in the morning and arriving in Summerside in the oven ing-X

FOX BUSINESS.-There is a de

oided awakening in the fox business The Guardian is informed that one of the leading companies ln Charlotte town made ii. sale the other day of options on dvo pairs foxes of this springnlitters for a sum in the vlci nity of SBO;000 A manufacturer in Lowell, Mass. is asking for quotations on one pair breeders and four 'pairs 1915 pups. This is beginning to look like before the war times

-PLEAGANT EVENING - very pleasant evening was spent at

ams. Darniey, recently when a number of iriends gathered to spend the evening which proved to be a very pleusuntbne. Mr. Wm. Thompson nc

men marched to the .barrack.s. Three more are yet to come. these men un fortunately being ill. The oiflcers are Lieut. Coi.‘»Ings, P. E. I. Light Horse Capt. Inman. Ilieilts. Squarebriggs, Bowness

THE STEAMERS -The smith west

wind improved the conditions in thi- Strait yesterday. and so the sionmers were abio _io make considerable pro gross. The‘_Minto left Picton at 7 a.ni yssterdayiimd at 5.40 p.ni. _was _5 miles past Plctou Island.and_.cxpe'cted to dock' last-ilight. The. Stanley. which left Georgetown on Monday in ming at 5.40 lastevcnillg was within 7 miles of Picton. She was in heavy ice and did not expect to deck last night. The Stanley has on board 101 tons of freight, 15 passengers and 25 bags of mail. The Stanley docked this morn ing nt’ 12.40

-all;

A special meeting of the Presbvtery

of Prince Edward Island was held in Zion Church yesterday morning to take into consideration certain resig nations. Oil the .motion of Rev. D Fullerton, Rev. Mr. Gillis, was ap pointed chariinan. The resignation of Rev. A.- D. Mclutosh from the charge of Soul-.is in response to a call from Alberta was first dealt with Hon. John McLean, of -Sourls, read a. resolution passed by the congrega- tion expressing rsgrotf at _the decision of Mr. Mclntosh, through force oi' ctr cumstances, toisevsr ~his connection with th l i

moug cnil from Alberta. One of his family could not stand the climate of this provinceand althou h he init very keenly at leaving, yet. e consid ered it imperative under the circiiln stances. Mr. J. A.. McLeod was appointed Interim Moderator for Sour is and Bay Fortune during the vn cancy. Rev. D...McLeun .wus ap pointed to preach in Mr. Molntosh's

taking eiiect immediately. Rev. Mr McKay. of Bedsque. was elected to

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