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sans, Lossrsns, aNb_sMELrs-_-srec|si.11ss__g__m_,;;__,w___,gn.:;.m mn; BRAND _CARS

B A -lt I lflllgyr V V vrtdgkig-'llgltoiiqsddteintligir-.l2l' ‘ ` O A ` ‘ _ until- a definite reply bln been re-

”“"' i. P _ ‘ _ _ _ e’rlcsn‘f_eitles. ` __ ‘ _ Wa.” .\f57' DAp___C_'fl¢'_fU'3_ coived, speculation as to what may _ _

isis-is_s;,¢_i.'q|s”t,-_ “__ il .__. _ .Y _ _ _.il M ' 1m may noehsniwn would no n¢eie...' _ t

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et'i`ormerly of Summersidei She

. pass-

ed .nlmll fllmflly ‘before midnight on Tllllfsflfly and leaves to mourn be-

fi small

tgllllliigtelii one girl and four boys, also

__-'m-” them ter. f0\U‘ sisters and four bro-

0 whom is extended deepest ‘ _

of £28 dleaghhoccurrud at China Pt. _ A ‘__ ‘_ -of ber' daughsella i§§:r.sig',‘,§. "‘°t“9'”° __ ‘_ “Q.lK¢lllU£8ll the nourish." li\§.6n Tuesday February gill-il., Trix. f\l'BY mlglll _"Pm 5 ld°°"““°‘l *af* in hqr elslitv-se'veiith_ _ lb, .f?°Slv.'-___ _ "i '_ _lgggfmigig thgliligenh in gaining health It is nothow much you eat. wnexpected; _° fit. wth was now- _ _but how much you assim-

.- Mrs. Beers leaves to mourn three '_ “ms and “V0 dllll8hters besides a_

'M the home of

ffl- ll`VlllK. China Point on Thursday,

at 2 p. m. Interment at Cherry Valley

CHARLOTTETOWN BOY WOUND EO.--A telegram was received by Mr Charles MWLGRI1. 298 Euston Street, »"°S*°l“l*1Y» anllmilwins the fact that

his/oon No. n-44742 Private wiuiom L. '”*- A - -A ' -' - Mavbfwn- Infantry. was oinoieiiy re- _ _ ported wounded on Feb. 6th and ad- ' ` " ` ' " " '

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Ilglggedsgofgo. 1 casualty clearing Hes- _ . _ _ _ , n rom I1 _ ' ` ` ‘ -

in left arm, giigh angugisdglt ¥i?i\l/T22' T Bfmlf W FRANCE.:-»l.deut. J. C. MacLean, who has been overseas tx; ngm' 1:11 tm; om lé£th"gh3`wwg€ since early in the “”"`» Wall an em' txerl?h(;"l?atti3loi:m‘r?€acb€dmJ5.l 'lurid' 51515:; ian the mechanical staff of The and who was B‘Bv¢|.|§ ylyoimdggg 'inf si- 3" “fl his _“mv friends May, hoe* reoovered,__u~om-his iniui-iges

“cemly l\0D6 that his lllillfles ¥I'lRy'snd gallantly rejoined his unit in not be serious. '}.13.ance_ _ ‘ _ J |

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AT FRDNT FOR TWENTYI A' number of the resid'ente of New'-Igllgllgd Xfllcrdltlgi? llregsinlx Rl” I C Mnmn' Wood Islands

`r|t`l'?i§i;Hli.i Ch Almgtngv' the somler* ton Cross, assembled at the home of 9“PP°l' was 5e""“‘l f-U the-_ lnviwd night “is Cfplilfcél Iettoxllxixi; Sgtlérggi’ their mall driver, Mr- Allgustine Mor- gggslséri Mlidplarillid miiilloqrlillusollrilllilt fly; ple of Rustico and vicinity turned out l°ll“l-°W“» (`f01‘D0l‘t1l Myers is a. nat- "eF"y’»°“ the night “Y Feb' wth' lmd Chlpiimny whcreythcy wlllgspend tliir Tuesdnv "mm m hom" of PrW°'l°` 1;; ggtgoélilll Alll°¥l‘i1Ud enlisted in gggsizgiiivralglnlgélth Wdrwmg Bwighihoney-mdon. Mr. \Vllson, who has t I-le 'fouinft eligiiiliatlllgy h:€r`;rvNo`io%lMTh° P§""'f{""§§,l".i’l-A - ‘fag “fi“‘;§_ Y (hgetggiiggedlcigfnnbxilflnil 2* twenty months in Franc, V H ' Bssm' ' ' C _'_"vs~ 3"- .' ' A 'r' _ lv l ` 1916' to october 5'_1917’°ta[]';?!?;1;;l£?; Smiths on behalf of the good people uillhgcgggtl vfvogheigutyyr nicgryigga Ven to me Doirows homo, Wham 3 in the many engagements _in Wmc~h_oi' Newton Cross. _ HM 'happv c0up|e_ grand rccepliion was tendered to this famous battery Hgm,ed_ on the- The _following is a copy of the ad- - _ them There were over one hundred Waning of October 5,11 a she" New dress, which was read by Mr. Robert ARMV AND N' AVY VETERAWS people present The boys were pre up the dugout in which he was and ii. (`°°k:`"- ' ASSOCIATION -A very enthusiastic 5°“te‘l` Wm* “ll address 01 W°l°°""" bioée or iide_ehoi1'diepiooed inehneo-' mf- A“g“"‘l“° M°"l*?°>'» M”".'lfl“_“- , g ~ ` wp. The left ear drum was so in- De" Mr' Morrlse-y:_ _ lMa_ior I Moline in the chair. Slleeclms' W°l`9 als” Elven by MF

- _ At this the begf-rlnl“§_.°t ll mill., y.e.l~"' ' llmong th\ new men present were 1B“°le» Tamika" and MV lvllllflm Pal"

the hearing in that ear. He reached' W” have gathered llererd cunvél' tl’ Lieut. Uric Dawson, Major Brennan HWY'-The ‘*""’"lUf-¥ was mfldl Dlcaflilnf' England on October 12th, was under Y°“ °‘“` "°’fY‘lle”t_ Wl9.l“’5» °“_d,l° P"°‘ and Major Bartlett. -Several items ly Spent, with instrumental music, treatment until December 10th and “Gm y9“ Wm* l-his Em as 3' 9ym1’°l°f nf business were disposed of, among D convalescent from that time until ml" aPl’l"’°l“ll°“ °f 3'0"’ lmtlflng el",which were the procuring of s. billiard WWE lllefl Sflrved. after which the January 15th. Corporal Myers has two1f°1"lS as 0'-ll' mall <l\’lV€l‘- D0SDll0 mph. fm- me club Rooms, and il-io ap- gathering was brought to a close by brothers in France-Warren, whcl W°_“ll\°l` and l'°a_d“- y°“ 5‘_"ld°"’ ml' pointment of a Publicity Agent, \vho the Slllglllti- 01' U10 Nafl0U8"l Ailillem.

entlm ml'-lie Y0_\ll"l°“§ #lid dlmclllt tl'»lD» wlil`lnok after the interests of the Ml " on *Wd* 'by Y0\ll° '3011B°"l¢Vl and °ll00l`f“l. Societv through the press, etc. Also yo. ‘

Brigade Machine guns and Gr. John ma-mlm’ l/011 llBV0.W0l1 ¢llG.¢0l\lld0U<‘-.0 the matter of meeting returned men

and rcsoectof ell- We all .unit-S' in como in for quite o discussion. -it

_ wishing you the best of health and it-o_o agreed thot tho Publicity Agt-.ni

The death oooni-rod at Hunter ni- prosperity throlis-li'0'ut the year. - get in touch with the oinoinis ond lated roi- some time in this and the

f' and thus haves food, for-

jured by the concussion that he lost

Food

'In a time needing food'

economy many peopleiire

ilate. that_,doe8‘Y_0u good.

The addition ofa small teaspoonful of Bovril to the diet as 's pe togenic before meals leads to inure thorgiigli _ digest-'

_ ion- and assimilation

you need less; . ~ ' K

Oil

lt will take- just ii few moments to-

step in and ask us what our exper

w,'< E, ggniioy, |(,_¢, _fence -has ‘been in the .way_o£ gratg;

9' our sympathy to the family members,

relatives and friends.

of Mrs. J. A. Wightman; Lowgr ` Montague, _P. E. Jsl’aifd°-fwalii tlie' scene- of a -very pretty. trod-_-_inre\'est_lns

wedding# on _Pfediieslday evening Febi

`6t at 60°C °°k W 9'1"' he' 999°" is assumed to heart disease The

daughter, Edith was united inmarri- __ ' ' _B ago with ML. Robert A. Hyndman son ggeasregsv;lhoy;vl?rsgonlg"?10€;;;Znd§§ .Fisheries Department at Ottawa: 0_f MT); "ld MTS- lilylldman Sf-edP°t' character -His funeral which took

‘ ers. T e ceremony wnssolemn z by ' ' the nov. 'David wright, Pastor or st. gffgff,y‘;{‘,‘;“y&|;‘§§’cf“‘;°‘;'nff:§ "fest

Andrews Presbyterian Churcl1._ M0111 Besides his futher and motller

tagiie, in the presence of _the im- _ '

mediate relatives ond monde. The M;{Bf;f§sK“§,'n§“l,f§°f§e§'§°‘l';,'§_:eff bride who was unattended was given Wham Miss Major," Mcxav i “F d _ away 'hy 'her 'brother-in-law lD._ J. mga B F -' 5"* '" `

Stewart, and was charmingly attlred ' ‘ "

in white crepe-de-meteorwith Catt- leya silk over dress, entered the Idrawing room to the strains of Men-

delesolinls wsdiding march played by

Miss Laura ghtman, sister of the _ __ / 'bride-after _tile ceremony was per- \`\\' V '/

formed landhcongratulatioiis given. a _

_ s . _ _

dlllullilg roui:|i:,°v‘v’ll:icliYl`y:asetlTs,'s‘;.(¢;¢1ii1Ty_'2l1¢,‘l _ _ 2 _~ _ ‘_ __ _the local packers forwarded the fol. _ .corsted with 'General Jacquenunot ` `

kindness, the sympathy. and tho whole-hearted hospitality nf'--_ their race. 'Both of themcndiired innu- merable hardships incidental to the early life of the province; hut, through honest toil, they succec-ded in _acquiring an excellent farm and a comfortable home for themselves and their family. _ -

The inte Mrs. Byrne was a good

practical Catholic. and she had the privilege of a. happy death. The fu- neral was on Wednesday morning to. Fort Augustus, and was largely at~‘ tended. The 'burial service 'in the clinrch~and.nt the ‘grave-was conduc: ted by the pastor, the Rev. A. J. Mc-` Donald. \

Three sons and two daughters, as

well aa a number of grand-children remain. A 'brother Mr. James Clar- kin, Morell, and two sisters. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs Green, Charlottetown, are also left to mourn. We extend

May her soul rest in'pcace.'

s---.hi -~ " - '- --.

wiaonlrio s£_|li.-'s;-"_1‘_hef home

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_-__ A- _ _ __ -' ___-,_ - gr ’ -_ " ` f-. _ _‘N " _ -V ~ _ ~ _ -_ _ - ' _ , _ . ---4 ___ _-_-y _ .. _- ._ ~, _ _ - 1;

I --Nsnnow Escsrsf'-'Mi-."John l frifsusaosv

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' Ke fe. .of .Kiiilrora,~neorl d ' the "° _ ~- ~ -- - -- - '~

n -8Ao aesuvsivigurr.-'rho sad' ' ' _ ' miflfortime of-l°»Iussvoin’;hli.:5mm|_ cAP'r T|oMAneH wounioso.- _ - _ . _ _ __ _ .- Fows was received from Richmond on _ '_ recently. While crossing Mr. .iohiil Mr- W-- F- 'l`l'lm“"l1 f°°°lV°¢l 0 l@l°' L- . - " _ -_ ._ _ ~: ~ _ - -1 __ iiilsy of-the death of Mrs 'JP' Gaud- ' Hydys um; D,-,nd in Mmdletomz the gram yesterday announcing that his

~ haf” mme to 5 mm puma m--mg me son Capt. Frank Wendell 'i‘idmnrsh_l ‘

4 _ V and tell' through, and N mm. -.only was wounded nn Fe-b. 15th. Capt Tid-"

- _ iunr~li uns mr-.iliml ilnclor nttmhod' _,with the greatest difllculty that the to £10. 1 HMA _mmumnm and has

o. l was rescued. _ l "lm" Z ‘ been oversees .sine- noi-in in md it-_,lvl

' ' ‘having enl-istoil iii Ziioziironi, wiiilcl

fgglgggggvgirsalgl attending McGill TIrii\'erslt'_.t. E

Province an many w 0 have v sited ”""` ,_

here in the-summer season-will learn ofl`:g¢:V'E|n:`-‘f’§Ir:U'R.A':"_1If:"" f“‘:‘e'“l- with 8‘m“m°- 'regret nf the death °-thwlioso deatli-came all a.sevels°ens1|i1:>|¢‘:al€-' Cspmm ‘"'m°s"Tayl°r M St" Pewrls ` to her relatives and' friends toifk lace Island' which sad event occurred yes- .at the (,athom_ rpm t Pd "- ierdoy nner s few months iiinese oi mmm f Re “im ligl' restor ay n heart failuro."'To-the bereaved"widoiv> sun nfs( %unS_mn,5 (_ £‘“€°~l ."']“E_' and family the deepest sympathy Wm Revs Maurice Mclmnaldldude tl; se):-

_ _ _ I _ vices at the grave were performed

WEDNNG BEL|_s__A very Drab by Rev. Frank McQiia.ld. The pull-

ty msirriage took 'place in the chapel gilzlzfigz ,`vI";f;n M€€,;;l';‘;ar:|° IR°°"d°g' ‘of St. Mary"s Academy, Summerside, can Qi ‘ p Lél I Al ll°"}l[‘» i ' og: the 29th January, when Miss Flor- 0 " "° '“ “le ‘md "ed m “`

c ce M, Murpliy, riziugliter of Mr. "‘

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be extended

losepli Murphy, Conway, was united ln. il-e holy bonds of mntrimony to'

Mr. James Mcllniigaill of Port Hill by O Rev. A. A. Mcliesii. Miss M. McD0\i- y

grill and Dr. Woods, ably supported

the couple The -bride was -liecoiningyl h :;:_‘;.§‘1..'.s v.,;i‘.1.':"si.:‘:.::.;f sis. - Sn- nor ai tlic Queen llotel the liappy con- 2

plc left for' Charlottetown.

WEDDING BELLS.--Aprctty wed- la

ding tool; place on Thursday ev- D enlng at six o’clock, at the home of Mrs. John T. Weeks, Allierton, when their daughter. Mi-ss Jessie, was un~ ited in marriage to Mr. Edison Wil- C son, of Chipman, N._B. The bzlde, who was unattended was becom ii l

mwtm was hem las, night with which was read by Father Chnisson.

ver on Jan, 251|, of Ch,-isg1,m‘5¢ewm-,L_ Mi'._`Moi"ris_ey,,- though token by sur# have autlientic`ne»ws published re thex neighboring.` provinces, with Mr; of l`Ilflse,__compl0t8ly. replied in suitahlenrrival of men. Also that ii red, P. Ca;-d|gim_ The deceased had-1-each. terms, thanking the -peopleifor _theirg white and b_lue light. be__shown out- Prince Edward Island and Nova Scot-

nd valuable'presentfand-for the-_'courtesy.side _the Club iloom on the night i

qu;-ing her 1ife.ha'd. .been a devoted and' kindness shown= tohim in‘his men are- coming' to' Charlottetown so l

_memim-_ of the Presbyterian- ohui-ch daily Journeyiugs among them that the citizens m ht know f

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Known for and uirle for hor hospitt\~ _ _ --: __ _ _ _ ' ' - _ _ _ __ ll lily. _she was _esteemed and respct-_ The. death of _Mrs;_'Niichnel' Byrne, FORMER ls"'ANDER_wim' ham 9

GS Droinore, occurred' at the residence _l‘°“" "°C°l""5i. l_i5"‘l' ’_"° B<°‘.`“’_""d' Til* l of; 0f_h'e,._‘S-on an ,M0n»day,f,_he um mst" -nisli, a.nn_ounciiig_ tlie>.\leath_of his 1

the -P. O. ‘Departmengéof Dicirlns<‘Jn.l sitter a bi-ing iilnesg 1 _ _ _ llgwlc. Slniléiby _P§1erg;,11z;rrS<>1i:)i£e‘rvllle, b N- ,D-. and--Mrs. R0 ers0n,- Wth " lie‘late`|Mrs.'B no d~»lon ass- ass-f °“ ‘ma-V' Y ‘ ° ' S whom she resided' at-the time ‘of her, @4111.; aligned opagof lla., sgenwm-,' Perry. Wl10 had. long. been. a director friends here wbo`will be sorry to see death, the|~e__am left to mourn two. in her'_95th yearfand was, the;-_cfm-5., ofthe Brotherhood of Railway Statioubim ‘leave He has' been a Sunday stewiaughters’ Miss 'Frances _nalnem one of the oldest women". me m._0_ Employees. with office at Iinymarkct School teacher in the First Methodist

of vines, -She wus- a native of ’ the Square. Boston.. had. been in_faili-ng Church for some past and other-wise

Boston and a large circle of friends'county..MQnaghm-,__1;-61,154; mfd (»_m-fm, liealtli for some time past, and' his active in 4-,lim-oh Wm-1; and his gepapg. and acquaintances in different paris to 'this _country-inthe year 1g39_V-__- 'death while hardly unexpected was u` ure will be :rloss to the congregation of the province. The funeral .e_l'- Her husband preedeceased, her sc- P-ovcre sliock to his niai\yf1'l€iNl-S ln and U10 Slllidlly SCl\00l- His many

M tl P. E. I. vim was conducted _in the 1>|-egby¢¢- vom) yem»g_ __ Bgihxmi-_ mm Mid Tignish. . Ile was n. son of the late friends will wish him abuiidaiil; succ-

' ' rlan Church“by the -Rev. John -Ster- Byrne' were splendid types of ‘ the H011- S~ T- P€I‘I‘y. and had llvtui lil 259511 his 110W home '

ling of Cavendish, the choirs of both early Irish pioneers-so few of whom l30St0D l`0l“'l111l11y years, but each l/Calf

J. D. K. C. churches singing suitable sel_ections`,are-',now.living. _'Both _of them pos; Dllld H Vlflil t0 his Old home. to renew _

l and :Mi-_ Slackford sang thde beauri- sessed in -a generous measure, the 'acquaintances Besides liis wife, who Vickerson, son of Mrs. Bessie Vicker-

ful hymn: "No 'burdens Yon er.” The pall-bearers were John -McKay, G. li.

_ McGulgan, Daniel M'cDoiiald, Sim

Brown, Wm. McDougall, Geo. Mlllnii.

'was formerly Lena O’Meniu, of Alber- son took place on Saturday, 16th inst. ton, he loaves to mourn their sad and Notwithstanding tlie severe coldness irreparable loss one son, Leo, and of the day a large concourse of peo- two daughters, Loretta and Helen, ple of all ages and 0l'e€dS WGFB DPC- wim Wm have the einem-9 gympaghy sent to show their respect felt for 013 im-ga _-,in-10 of friends and mia. the family and the affection and re- _iives in their sod bereavement. on said in which the deceased was held.

Ash Wednesday morning a solemn H

Mags of Requiem wns_ce1(.},m¢_ed by_and was seldom absent from Sunday Rev. Father Perry, in St. Beiied~iok'g School. During his short illness his Churclraiid the remains were follow- mild and winning U19-ll-H61' Devel' ltfl

ed ‘by a large cortoge to Holy Cross $31 aWl;;l;tll¢(l10 };_1El;ll3;_’l;5 ¢;¥;ll\*;hl;-

_ . _ ,_-, _ . .

cemetery “hcr0_i&_rmem~was hem fetters and his spiri( passed to God suonsn oEA'rH.-'rho residents Wlw wwe lf- T118 funeral S°"l°¢“

of Stanle 'Bridge were shocked on We

Friday e3'enmg_ when they |eame,|.Mr. Pierce after which the remains that Mr. Samuel McKay had been WU” lam in a b°°'“uf“l “mt in Ver' found dead. Mr. McKay left lJome:`“°” River Cametery' Demdes 8 997° about ten o'clock on Friday morninglowmg m°thm" h° le_av°“ so m°"m

with a ,load of Wheat' to go to the New his loss two brothers, Char es ii. stu; ’ Glasgow rolling mills. 'After dinner dent at prince °flw}‘:l°s Cmlege ,?,“ --i-__-. _ _ ._;.__==.` his father, Mr. Robert McKay went to Herbert °n me °_d F°m°g"ead' J as ‘ "" ' ' ' ' ' "'°` ~ ”'

the hem to feed the sveck. while gall, "°“_{§”“ “"f"`°' C"“’§“ L82: ° 2 there the horsewhion his ooh hed M" W" °“"“° “S “" ey' “me”

taken in the'- morning came running V

into the yard with one eheft attached 'fr *"

to the harness. Mr. McKay lm- th iiieiiintely liarnessed' another horse' W and went in search of his s-on. About d

half a milerroni -home he found his DOY. face downwards in the snow

with life extinct--death 'being due, it F,

d the following telegram 'from the "

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ROBUST -CHILDREN '~ 1

Give the children 'food that you

know will build up muscle, bone and tissue- thet will supply the energy to make them active as children should be. '

Kelloggs Toasted Corn Flakes _is juet~`tbat_ _

\ kind of food-_rich in bone .add muscle- f

making proteins-more so than milk or _ ‘ . _ beefsteaii. Rich also in _heat-_producillt carbo-liydratee which enshiecoiiipiete and

nly short, and' spoke to that effect _With the belief she prepared for the final messenger to be called to that

nd. whore "there shall be no more sin." Sho leaves to mourn two bro- thers, George Beatnn, of Somerville

ass, and Kenneth, of Caledonia

emetery The services at the house

were conducted by Rev M D Mar eod, Caledonia, and at the grave by

A GENIAL WELCOME-The poo-

iron and William Gauthier, two re

rnod soldiers The brave lads were et at Hunter River station bv hir hesier Wellner They were then drl

atriotie songs, etc. Refreshments

d three cheers for the brave scidinr

`CHANGE OF RESiDENCE.- Mi" . 0. Johnston who liasbeen assoc_¢

The death took place at Mr. Mal. cLean’s, Caledonia West, on the 14 f Mrs. Sarah Campbell. aged 64 I ears. Mrs. Campbell had been ailing - r the last few years, but she bore er affliction patiently. _ She was of

iid u premonition that her days were

easy digestion. ' '

Being easily digested Kellogfe Toasted

(`r.;'n I-'lakes are fully assimilated They inxke tl;-1: ideal three-tifnes~a-day food not

only for children-but llso for 2l`0WlHlliS»

Soi-I only in the orbmal red qplizte and

grfx-11: package. \ '

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_CORN FLAKES

Licensee iw 'rue rooo conrnousn unosn will

' ` GNLY MADE IN CANADA BY

The llalile Greek 'i'ossied0sriiFlsls¢e....».. - llead. oltiee and Factory' lsslss Oli. ‘

Eei’¢l 1.906

M ._ ` _ West. Interment in \Vood Island

no ' l'

-'£3-_--g-§i

ome two years and has made many

n, 1eaves_this niorning for St. Cath- n O t h. '

es, n , w ere _he_wlll be located in utiire. His-duties-there,;ns here, will e in connection with plant diseases.

rineipally pota'.t»oes_i1nd he will be-.at-i ~ acliedto the staff' of the St. Cather- nos Laboratory. - Mr. Johnstoii has

een a resident of_Charlottetown for

A. Murphy Dominion Patbcflogistf

one flour suits every body alike It may be that the iiour _-

you are _new using rl0_esn’t aitfogetheii please you; in that case you' would be wise to make' change ln siiggesting ' ' ' f. . f

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' Roses and Wimsette. Tea and coffee _ ,.;;~ -. ” »

__ _ _ _._ _ _ was poured by the ~Mlsses'Agnes An~ ____ _ ._ .,*.,,* ~\

- near and May Cowan, while the ~ ' __ ;‘*§*‘~a;‘ -~ \ ‘_ _

S _ Misses lrene'Ross and Eva Cowan _~',- *`»;', '”`~nf"`..,\~.' _

_ T ' ' ' senved tho.ioes, etc. Immediately af# _ ‘ 's, .‘\ ‘*`*, ' gi..

terfthe tying of the nuptlal knot the ` " ` 5 ,_ '

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an very nine e by _ ’ l l

all The bride and groom were he e- _ ~ Z

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The funeral of the late Harry W.

e always loved the house of God

ro conducted by his pastor the Rev.;

athieson, Irving Tweedy and Nell lckerson. The funeral is over lends return to their homes and eir prayers are:-Farewell Hurry e shall meet again when the day awns.

Mr. S. T. Gallant, _Inspector or sheries, Cliarlottetown has receiv-

“Food Board proposes stopping

to save tin plate for necessary foods and to divert the labor en- gaged into production of neces- sities. There are strong rea- sons apart from the obvious need for the protection of fisheries. Wire whether cannerles in your district have cans or tin plate on baud for next season, and if so, to what extent. Also your re- commendation keeping in view serious condition of the lobster fishery.” ‘ (Signed) W. A. FOUND Mr. Gallant, after conferring with

lowing telegram:

"Lobster cans all made and

largely distributed to the can# narles. Preparation for canning' well advanced to the packers and fishermen. Nine months' no- tice should be given before clos- sing canneries., Would not, re- commend closing lobster facto- ries. Yoiir‘tel`egr's.m has paraly-

zed business. Telegraph deci-

s on.

(Mgned) 8 .T. OALLANT. Up to a late hour last night no reply had been received from Otto- _ wa. In view of the fact that imp- piies for the coming season are ul~ ready on hand it is not probable that the order will apply oo this season's fishing. although anything is possible in war time and in view of the neces- sity ior conservation not only of tin

but 'of foodstuffs

all lohster` canning during the war .

West lnilie_sVoyages

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DIAMOND F LOUR

as your next -choice, we wish to empliasirc that it is

blend- of selected Ontario soft wheat and Manitoba hard wheat, and for that

reason is very probably the most ideal kind of Hour for pastry -

biscuits :mei bread- -

in other words, fo

\ general baking use- -

that can be lied. _

Your grocer l:u'i'1 be glad to supply ir.

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IX weeks of rest and placid pleasure in the British West

Indies, far from war's alarms and the irksome routine of home and business Anoti1erclimate,another civilization-all at minimum cost.

Royal_Mail _

From llsilfsx to the Windward iisnds and Dsinexjsfs and raum oe St. iohh, twenty-one cslls en mute. each por! with its own individuality. Beeend know Bei-rrinds. Sz. Kites. Antigua, Dominica and the rest.

Round trip. muon. fneludins meals and berth. "£6.00 to $155100. 'Write for descriptive booklet.

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