_u..=s.._=.-r.,

»--..-..s~¢n~ ..

wamvasn-.iv F =._ 'rua onaanorrarows concur- ° _ 4 IANIIARY 24. 1917- _

was held ,in the office of Mr. Jam E. Birch, on the 17th inet.. and a g

ly number were present, and' after the colony of Newfoundland. Bonds*

general routine of business was d posed oi the following resolution w moved: .

year 1916, only 246 vessels of 18,832,_our province, which would make e y _

pioyment for oan`o_wn iidpie-In, Wim- -acer for ‘Pr-in-oe County; er-,-also- for our returned soldiers,

tons. of an average 01-76% tone we built- in all Canada _last year. b

Wh ., th Marin Report of `Wherea_s. there Is ' ‘vin _ _lice

Canaderrefldr 1956 showee thtt for the- good material for vgdybuading

Ni

ein;

VGHP.

' Wtherens. we view with alarm th¢ yearam- - .- statement in said report of the Gov- Vldhoreas, the buirldlng of 300 to ernment of Canada, that our Govern-

hrrilders. and lwissvatl' to; 5_ or 1 y.ears,'or uni.l|l_n!t¢r~ the.-w .r

which -has been lost to ua for som

Believing that th time h a fully

. ‘”arffved when Can:da‘a 'iloigrnment -IT PAYS to bil! in till PNY!!

-- should immediately bonus the wood

ood-

lc as

pcriodubofdyli ora? ara, siimllar h

t __ _ t~ -0. rant .b..t es B ° 9! ° yr: -r-os'rAs|.z|o¥ir-IssteratHo-

the said subsidy, or horiumtn our ship-, MAN'S and enjoy solid comfort.

-

gqgial Parlors, `H\uhm`era_ _ _ 0 _ .

0*; , A 1410-1-ISMBIIEHI.

of -R!CR_U_I,1‘i_|t|G OFF|pBR.- Mr. in John Campbell, of Summerslde, has me

y been appointed a naval recruiting of-

e "of the past few days has put_a soli

coating of ice over Bedeque Ba an

26.000 tons less than the previous and s revive an important industry. -MUD HAULERS.-l1‘he cold snag

y d

n gctllvity has started amongst the mud

6

mont will discourage. and offer no.er crafts for local-trade th-is wtIn`ter, sleigbs for hauling are being rapidly r-ncourngeurent to the building of ves- we could and would' be aiding th sr-ls of n less tonnage, than three Empire in her llfeystruggle, So fa

tlrousanrl tons in Canad'a, for Canadi- zins and Uonstwiso trade. y

\\'lrcrcns. our Government in Nov-

r-nrlrcr, 1916. persuaded and used its aid Norway we do not understand, a

the salvation of oun Em,plr9'S exiat~ ing officers were installed for the fol-

nn-nt to permit them to allow Norwav ,ance today -is seapower and that sea

to build ships in Canada, for expo t during the war for Nor-way. An

intlucncc with the -Imperial Govern-

r' d

i'u|-ther that our Government in ad `i

e fitted up and operations will likely r commence in a day or two -H

of the British Empire, and why Ca da's Government and Canada sboul

power is. madeup, of leg navy an merchant marine; “.'|}he, doe of

.d_

tiort to the Order-in-Council passed our blood."

by thorn, permitting their build-ing i t'nnndn, also passed other orders-ln-

t'ounril permitting all the material for therland' and by our allies. as well a

p return cargoes and other material to

tin- building of said Norway ships -i r‘rrnntln, duty free up to the 99 pe r-ont., or in other words. a bonus o

$§0,000 to the 'builders of the Norwe-

n Lumber. pit pro s. fish and othe

as we are aware Norway is not a part " ‘

wasting schooners along with small- au rs, the gear for raising mud' and

DB

- -I. Q. O:”F.- At the regular meet- rl V-ing on St. John’s Day of Mount, Mori- s al Lodge A. J. and A. M., the follow-

- lowing year. W. M. Philip Howatt rl S. W.- Harry Muttart, J. W.-

In0r~ David lnrman, S. D.- Louis Muttart.

Cllarll- Slllillllng is the vital current of J. D. Natbon Bell. Tyler -Chas.

Cameron, Secy.- Russel Clarke.

\‘ 'Treasurer- Warren Lord, Chaplain-

P

products are badly needed in the Mo

r our own peoples' use. That vesse f of the tonnage above mentioned wou

very materially aid.

uinn ships in Canada of 8000`tons to Whereas, we move that an advis

br- taken uwrt' to Norway as follows

i

"The payment of this duty even ther delay for the Province of`Princ

when tht-re was to be a drawback o

cry Board be appointed. without fur

f Edward island, for our own coast,

itll pr-r cc-nt., meant that there would , wise shipping. Shltpbuilders and sea |,,. .. nn-gc amount of money tied up. 'men sim-ilar to the Fisheries Board' Thr- bnilrlcrs,-Norwegian would still .Resolved that copies' o_f -this resolu

hurt- bf-,ctr under the necessity of put-

oi' S000 must would amount to abort

W 000 The Governtrrr-nt would have Sir George E. Foster and Robert R |_.

.,.il, . .' _ ltr-ld this till the vessel was comillc r-rr. nrnl' would tht-.tr have returned i lint n Fnrrurliatn would have to pay tin- $80,000 for to build thc some in t‘nnarl:r, for their own Canadian trade and grin :intl iw-ar' lt.. “No rcl'\ind." 'l‘hc <:ovornmr»nt has lu-.cn induce-d,to rcnrovt- this obstacle bv rovlrhng

I

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that this' ninety-nine per conf. need'

e ei, of have increased enormously the last’

not bt- paid into its hands. whcrc th r-onr~.tr'\|t~tion takes place- under th r-yn of thc Government Customs Ofllc

r-r in charge ol' the works. All liable nrzir-les are to be placed under the'

e

control of this oiilcial until they ar I-rnborlicd in the vessel."

\\'lrt=r~cr\.-r. the press report that all

our large shipyards with their Sub-

sirifar-y Dry Docks. said dry docks be-`

ing heavily subsidized by' the people ot` Vnnatln, ar'e now filled with Nor- rvt-_tzian ships; Contracts for three 0

tour years ahead. all over Canada fo Nor-weginns. which are being built to

rerlhct- \'orwa ‘s Merchant Marine.

' _r ' , . y. which was destroyed- We consider We feel that it is the d'uty of the

this n serious menace to (‘.ana<L‘.t and the Ernpire to permit the building of said ships' in Canada. using up our r-r-snrrrcos in men and' material in this work, and so help Germans,-by les ironing our own aid to the Empir in ships, as Seapower today is sav- ing the Empire.

\Vln;-reas thc whole transportatio

t

og-

'ers. -

ticipnterl in hy all the members prr.

parlrer card bonrr‘:, &c.. was also pas H8( I

Whereas, the price of all kinds o

'tion be sent the M. P.'s and Senators

ting up this duty-which on a vessel from P. E. Island at Ottawa. Also

Sir R. L. Borden, Sir Wirlfrid Laurier,

Rev . J as. McDougall. Stewards-

B George McWilliams., Gordon McWill-

If inms.-N.

s

lfl -'ri-te stem' sPim'r.- Rev. John,

McDonald, always open-hearted, takes

' a great interest in the physical wel- ' tate of his parishoners as well as of

e,the spiritual. Recently Mr. Geervis

j»i\icNeill, of Bayside, became ill, and ‘ owing to the shortage of farm labour, - his farm work would have stood at s.

standstill had it not been for Father John and some kind neighbors who

loss to say this assistance was gr(-:ntl appreciated. A community where th

After rr very spirited' discussion par-

serit, on being put to the meeting was , carried trnanlmously. The following ` resolution rc embargo to be placed on

slognnis "llelp one another," is n 'community worth living in.- Argi.

-SPLENDID NEW HALL.- Th

, now Pape Traverse Hall, is still in the 'I hands. of the carpenters, who are now

0

t -TWO CENTS per word each in sertlon for advetising in this column - - - .

_-nf. . *A ‘ - . ‘* ‘ - ' - r - ~ ' ~ '

_ _ _ - _ - Q Island is seaborne and by vessels of V H" '

" illld Pills lil “N “ICR

clk '“‘ ' NE* ""` V

Ts 1 tr or ure at 1; time r me r -'ri-is Mqnm o oAu.vo Cash must accompany order Mini In U S A nseuureo rnom osnlinoao Klonzve Ano coNe'r|PAr|oN

ton fndallgrgzt gl-froémaosrd oi 'rr #flags mr? insist. ° ' 'tl-“ln can he obtlllieil °l‘¢r’l ll‘°nl°r~ mum cllerle twenty ilv

Ol '

0 gggtg THE §°w¢L\ _______ _ /

_ ' - ""

h-W- :}I°G°i\:GAN. Globe F0! EX' W" It is in vain to try to regulate and disease and pains in the back, but c ange s uard n agent in Summer- th _h ,|¢~hfu| egwn gg gpg *id* ' C°“"““°‘i "`°m Pu” T"° hldhlgs ngtilethe live: and bowels 3,12; (3131 dkfxgyg y,$u;,E,:;1|: pull.:

-RED CROSS PLAY.-On Jan. 25

last.. in Alberton Town Hall, will be

staged “Valley Farm," a -play. 4033__

-PIRPEOTION BLUE Flame Oil

Heaters will warm up the rooms in quick time. Order one from HOIr MANS. Summerside. ‘ 1410-1-23M2iE1l.

-FROZEN PIPES- Plumbers are'

kept; on the alert these days around town' the cold snap having injured many of tho water pipes.-Il,

-THE GRAND DIVISION Sons of

Temperance meets next Thursday, Ian, 25th, at 11 a. m., at Kensington. Public Temperance meeting In the

e__vening at 7.30 p. m. / ,`

-PRIZE w|NNER.- The' special

cash prize awarded to Miss Arsenault lt the Whist party of the A. O.H. rn Wednesday evening last was DYE' sented by Mr. Joseph .L_ Muirhead keeper of the Summers-ide Armoury. -HL

` -SNOW APPRECIATED_.-- The fall of snow on Monday has brought relief to the farmers who have been very much handi-capped ln' Setting their hauling done. Some nctivityvis already noticeable in the movement of produce much of which has yet 10 be marketed.-H.

-TAKES P08|TlON.- Mr. Johns-

rallicd to Mr. MacNeill‘s assistance tc-n Reinhardt, engineer of the Bedo- and kept his farm work going. 'Need-

quo Ferry boat has taken a similar

y position for the winter months on the _

0 steamer Louisburg. which plies bo-

twf-on Sydney, Sheet Harbor, llaliiax &c. Mr.. Reinhardt left ou Monday for Sydney where he will jc-in his ship.-II.

_._..__.._._- TORONTO MEN INVENT RIFLE.

‘-preparing for putting on thc metali

l‘

paper, card hoard and products there

~ few months, and'.

Whereas, these products pairl for

,indirectly by the consumer, thus fin- -creasing the already high cost of liv- in - also

ery of shipments, and, _

gshentirrg. The building when com-

K. v Whereas, many manufacturers are

greatly handicapped by these increas- ed costs. as well as the slow deliv-

Inasmuch, as, these manufacturers

, of paper are making exorbitant prof-

r . its as indicated by the prices at which'

pleted, will add very much to the ap- pearance of Cape Traverse- and will rank as one of the finest countrv halls in the province. The building is 60x 30 ft. and is furnis-hed in the most up- `lo-date manner having raised floor. folding seats etc. The upper floor has been fitted up as a masonic hall. con-

=grea¢ credit on the- masons. who, a ` though few in number, have undertak- en and completed rooms which wil compare very favorably with those- of

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NEW vonx, Taesrlay, Jan. 20.-

The {1‘r-ihune says:

The existence of a new army rifle,

which, it is said, for combination of weight and magazine capacity, makes it perhaps the deadliest weapon ever invented for war use, 'came to light yesterday. It is virtually a machine gun which can be carried with ease

twisting of three rooms. These reilectlby any soldier-_ 11; weighs only 12%

l'|pounds and is reported to be capable

oi firing 400 shots a minute.

1 _The new rifle is the invention of

Paul Breinholt Weden and William Marshall, of Toronto. -The secrecy was

Government to protect the people’

urge

to -normal levels,-.that the- Govern Iu_€n't should' remedy -conditions by el-

nll ilwl'-placing "a partial embargo on; . exports or by removing thc dutv cn-

ol'__tYhe>I_’_ro_viirce ot' Prince Edward “rely on these goods (which 4n'reH|_

. ily are raw material) ortake- some

PROGRAMME ARENA

SEASON TICKET & GENERAL SKATING

Monday & Thursday night.

Tuesday, Friday and Saturday afternoons

Special Skating

I`uesd:1y and Friday Night. Skating with Band only r5 cents.

WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT

Special 10c Skate No BAND.

Admission to Promenade

10 Cents ARENA RINK co.

r

ti other method to see that-Canadian

Wall'-S are Sllilplied promptly and' at reasonable prices.

The following officers were then el-

ected for the ensuing year:

President.-John P. Fielding; Vice-

`,Dres., R. I-I. Rogers; Sec-Trees., J. E. I Birch. Council, M. M. Foley, A. J.

McF‘adyen, Wm. Dennis, John Agnew, W. C. Lawson, C. A. Woodman, John T. Profit. I. W. Waugh. Arbitrators.

_ James W. K-inch. R. H. Rogers. A. L. P“l`d’Y. H. W. Turner-. A. J. Matheson. Thomas Wilkinson. P. C. Murphy, F. L. Rogers, Hon. Bon. J. Rogers. James - McGrath. C. A. Woodman. J. W. Waugh. " Auditors. W. C. Lawson, J. W. Waugh.

` James E. Birch, Sec’ty.

IF GERMANY SHOULD /SUCCEED.

If Germany were to succeed in

over-running civilization. our \fate would be exactly the same as Bel- _giums and Americans would be driven into slavery as are the' Bel- grans now. We could not in the next ten yeers.put'ourselves in position to prevent .being overpowered by Ger- many if she had conquered Europe. We talk about our new battleships as . though they made us safe, but it will be three to four years before those now be-ing contracted for will be ready to defend us. Will our country ever wake up to our situation, to our dan- gers and to our supineness in the face of the awful destruction in Europe -by the greatest outrageous attack upon civilization ever known in the worlri's history. -Manufacturers Record.

h 'iz -

.:,,;3,i.'Le,_;?CkS are selling in the open is understood that the lodge will b

interests in this matter, and would-

That as a war measure only and un-` _

5 -til such- times' as' prices are reduced

occupied early in February and doubt but that the opening will be' big event.-N.

-the larger ot’ P. E. Island Lodges. It

‘ no

a_ a

-GREAT SATISFACTION-Ml". John Arsenault, (farmer and lobster pack- cr,)' Egmont Bay. drove to _Summer- side -last Thursday in his car. Mr. Arsenault. reports the roads in ex-

t

cellcnt condition for autoing. After loading' the cur* down with provisions for his family and neighbors, he star - c_d'ott thc return journey 'lu a comfort- able, closed ln, heated' vehicle. No doubt it would take a lot of persua- sion to -induce this gentleman to make the some drive in the face of biting January winds with a horse and car- riage. When the farmers of Prince Edward Island come to fully appreci- ate the comforts that farmers in otit- er sections of America have been en- joying for years, they will not long be classed "behind the times." When Mr. Arseuault purchased h-is car ht was und'er the impression that he could only run it s. few months oi

ben very few weeks of the year thai he cannot run lt. He is absolutely convinced that the auto is of more comfort and service to the farmer than it can be to anyone else.

WESTERN PERSOIIILS

-Mr. Emmet Ronagban, Sea Cc-w

Head drove over to Summerside on Sunday across the ice on_ Bedeque Bay.- H. ' `

Ltd.. has returned to Summerside aft- er spending a few weeks with friends at Port Elgin, N. B.-H. _

-His friends are leased o learn

ness.-I-l.

was an over Sunday visitor In -Sum- merslde the uest of his brother Lien

-Mr. B. P. 0'Hern of Fred' Magee,

D t

that Mr. George McPherson of the- Summerside Post Ofllce is now gradu- ally recoverlng from his recent ill-

-Mr. Alban McDonald, Glenfanning

9 lifted in a iight in the Supreme Court

A financial backer of Weden and Mar- shall sought to enjoin them from dis- posing of their invention to a foreign Government. No foreign power was named, but it is believed that the al- lies have -been negotiating.

The inventc-rs denied that they had

pold tlreriile to any power, but said' that arrangements had ‘been closed with thc Westin house (‘o`mpany for

t,hgm,_.._.._ _ , _. _ General stuff oiilcers in Wasltingto-nt and ordnance experts on Governors island last night expressed profound interest, saying that an automatic rifle so light and firing so fast, would be of greater value than any hereto- fore known. _ V

-The present army rifie"weighs about

ridges. The Lewis rifle, now used by Great Britain, weighs between 25 and

it, would be much more efficient than the Lewis gun.

Wonderful for the Blood!

You don't need to be told how you

feel,-blue, sort of sickish, poor ap- petite, vague pains, tired in the morning. This condition is common at this season. _ Fortunately there is prompt relief ln Dr. Hamilton's Pills which imme-

_sona and disease-producing matter.

Thousands have been so utterly

,-depressed, so worn out as to be des oondebt. but Dr. Hamilton‘s Pills al- ways cured them. "I can speak feel- ,ingly on the power of Dr. Hamllton'e Pi-lla." writes C. T. Fearmah, of King- -ston. "Last spring my blood was thin and weak, I was terribly run down, had awful headaches and n gnawing. empty feeling about my stomach, I cculdn’t sleep or work un-

* tn. 1 urea. nr. rrsmrttorim run,-

, . 5

Leo Mr-.Donald O. I. (‘. at Sum-

mcrside.-H .

. they did me a world of good." At all dealers in 25c. boxes. _ . 4

‘ g . _

rrtanuiacturing oh a royalty -basis for.

CURES SALLOW SKlN» HEAD- ACHE. LANGOUR AND TIREDNESS.

dlately relieve the system of 'all poi-

tional dtls ute and to mitigate the

present war inevitable by attaoki

territories of another. Are sm

S 8

tectors or in treat-les made by them hulwark against aggression.

“Terrorism by land and sea w

have proven' itself the instrument victory. Are the victors likely‘

rsls?

"df istirn treaties' are no mo

ies help us? If the violation of th

tional law be crowned with success. will-it not be in vain that the assem-

code? None will roilt by their rule

D but powers who break them. It is those who keep them that will suffe

of the President for peace, they notbelieve peace can be durable

can hard y be 'expec e condilttions are fulfilled. The first that existing causes of internation

removed or weakened. The second

behind all treaty arrangements t‘o preventing or limiting hostilities som

to the hardest aggressor.

‘that the aggressive aims and' the un- I l'€C€iV€d lI‘0m YOU ll few day! “E0

. . _ m

m

of fulfillment. But we believe the

i‘resldent‘s ideas and we are confl ent that none of them can be sati

be secured on the general lines ind

cated (so far as Europe is concerned in the oint note

ure unparalleled in lite history.

that it may thus fulfil -its treaty obl gatione nor ye-t that it may secure

ons over. another. I-t bears them b

the old, dare to hope may follow o

ies."y ,- _ ~ `

spent the week end ltr Summersid att:-;'nding'to business interests.`-H

D

ferocity.

n

lating the treaty guarantees of tb

- a

"Though, therefore, the people 0

this country share to the full desig

scrupulous methods of the Centra

is that nehtnu international law anti* Well Dlnutlc ws have had very plea

"These conditions may he dliiicult

G

io be in general harmony with th

d

B.

fred' even imperfectly, unless peacie

J _

“Therefore-, it is that this country

has made, is making. and is prepared -to make sacrifices of blood' and treats-‘

lt

bears these heavy burdens not merely

barren triumph of one group of nati-

best thinkers of the new world,__as__o

the cessation of our present calamit-

sed' feelings. _

liver and bowels, as well as on th

~llBERl0N Blllml 9 _;j§.;w.j._;:_.-::f':;:.:.::'t;;....,....-_ J The WW MR_ A_ ]_ BA[f[]U|l’3 Severe Headache _ ,

“ 'iff' I H - it t 8° " I A fmt “mm - I ` . . . ‘ __ . _ _*___ .. :F

- _ are eel rlslrt. _ kept in good' order, and I do net tm"

' And just here is where eo many my mon mm, in um bmp gr hem. U' kidney mndlolllea fail. KIGDBY tk- Mksml “sad to “vs_ 1'" also a

rnngementb almost invariably- begin "ug sufferer mm pu", ‘nd mum

"G°""“”Y “M A“““° ”'"d° tl" Illh ¢°flll¢iD¢\¢|0\\ and wmlimy °f get no relief until I used Dr. Chsse's

5 the tiver. The whole work of liken- gmmem Thi; ulmem 4, enum]

the rights of one small state and' they an bl is thmwn on tm, km. ' 5' gsnrsa then- tnntar triumphs by vro- SL' and ‘§§°,,me my M, to mn ¢l“'°d 11°W»l1\1¢ we always keen both

rl D. t . ltr'

1 llw lllfliln-' The l>°l¥°“ '"1 “W “W” house for use whent y are edElg_- -_

dtthe ills and the ' ogmen

1 is t h ad hes, ' . -

states oim to find in them their pro; gfgmzgfihg sac: aafiertireg' dgcwes .F_T\§‘*:u;';*vt:sf:l°,‘1{'6v::1 MT;1;;t yy;

|wr~i»tes that Mr. Loney's ,letter is

ill Because they act directly on the "ue and- co".ec,_

B

Md kidmys' Dr` Ch°'8°'° K“%nfyi'm¥\?;lonlgrpilltllrstlfliile, 2hucldlrlatysLiiv;'oxlT|li:l

_ Pills are eminently success u_ n _ d B

“b“"d°" it °“ the appeal M “But treatment of kidney derangements. ‘I§$,°t':d °'T£°$g'_‘“°“' “te” & C°--

_ . Wllli Lon . Marysville. N-. . ’

ex 5 h t rs B_?w,:,-m,B;_.Ea-I am S155 to recemmendf Remember that imitatlons only dis-

than scraps of paper can fres reno DL Chuds Kmney_L|ve,- pm; to apriint-._ dTh; genuinsfblexnrvtlhe por.

_ b d h i ffer-ing from kid- trat an s- na are o . . Chase,

“‘°‘“ ‘“”d“m°“'“‘ °““°“ °f mem” Rohn; gr cznzltipstiou. I surfer-er M.D.. "he mmvus Receipt Book au-

for a long time from kidney thor.

urea nations labor to improve their __

r toni nys will

0 if

r°.

| Dec ‘22nd 1916

a V _ .

- - _ 1 Dear Friend.-- Just a few lines i

“meet should be as tm as possibis answer to your welcome letter which And the bonaie hillsnrf Scotland

1 Glad to hear from you again and als

Powers should fall into dlsrepute llll1li0\l“l`e WC" Which lemes among their own peoples. The third and Ml llle 0010' BOYS M DFPHPII;-_

| ant weather here this Inst mouth un- ., ill today it is raining but not ver

form of -international sanction should‘ 0014- l ~‘l\lI>ll0-“C l/Oil 1191"'-l lllllll GPEIVE A ht rd | _' Kcnncd went to France aso o ‘W devised w uh won gve pause! Iliad, llhtr Sent-abarrglr, Wm. Graham

r

linrrv Johnston and quite rr few mol boys, i'ront around honre. I had u le tor from some of them and they it

around the camp. Well Dimplc- I hav

)

not much more news to -write you.

swer _tonight so wishing you all "Happy New Year" I will come tc

1. close from your friend.

9,: MILTON.

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cause it firmly believes that on the success of the All-ies depend the pros~l E:A FOE TO ASTHMA.- Give As pects of peaceful civilization and' of thtua halt' a chance and it gains ground those international reforms which the rapidly. But give it repeated treat-

L m_e:nts___ot_ Dr. _J-__D. _K_e1_l_0ss's Asthm n Remedy and it will fall back even (as

bout this remedy.. lt goes right t

-Mr. James Hughes. Tracadie, es the innrost breathing passages an

e' leaves no place for the trouble tc- lurk.

Have it _-by you for ready use.

. rt-te sssr P|.Ace. "

_,_,,...

(Wm. Byrne' in Railway Employees

‘ fth The following letter was received Magazine.)

§1R;im;ta,l,)g;ed yggruae 333273 open.; by Miss Dimple- Kerwin of Cambridg

| t dr “mess mme from Private' Milton Irving. 105th Ba

.15 tation, “D” Coy., London, England.

9 _

t- They- sing of Lake Killarney

And the wonderods beauty- there

. They talk of the Irish blarney. ni And the Little Shamrock so fair,

.` The- lowlands and the high, ' o But the one I love best, above all the c rest, *~

is Dem- irttlo P.~E_r. `

Prince Edward lslc, l love you,

y You hold mo with your charm,

c Prince' Edward isle, I love you,

n - You Million Acro Farnt-. , \Vitlr your sunshine-and your flowers, c And your sky so wonderons blue, i- With your nurnmor- rosc- anti wintcr - -snows, __

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c

busy preparing tc- go itrto Ilre trencl - l'nr coming buck to you.

os. James Irving was turned down on account of 'being too young, but he is They dream of the lights of Broad- not going home. He is going to work way

e The' City of their dreams, I -And the gay life of old Parse-.

was away on pass to London, since They' love them so it seems. l wrote last and had a. very good time.

I have a couple more letters to an-

But, there‘s a simple place,

That has thern trimmed a mile, rt -If you ask me where,.l'll show you a fillr-

Falr Little Prince Edward Isle-.

l

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'ter. (There is no half way measure af of mehair one particle

o . _

. work and drives asthma out. It reach-

has

ERPICIDE rt

does not change the color Q(

-it it

asia JOHNSON G. JOHNSON Special Agents

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Interest payable half-yearly, lst April and Ist October- by

cheque (free oiexcbonge at any chartered Bank rn Canada) at the rate of iive per cent per annum from the date of purchase.

Holders oi this stock will have the privilege of surrendering

ll- PN' and accrued interest, as the equivalent of cash, in pay- ment oi' any allotmentmade under any fu_ture war loan issue in Canada other than an issue oi Treasury Bills o_r other like short

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io recognized bond and stock brokers _on allotments made in

respect ot' apphcatrons for thra stock which bear their stamp.

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