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MacLEOD-To Mr. and Mrs. H. J

MacLeod, Winnipeg. Man., Feb. 22nd. anon, Hugh Boswell

AGED MOTIIER

DEATHS l ' not LOUSON-Passed peacefully to rest 0° Saturday. Feb. 23. 191s Mrs. ws,

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MAcLEAN._-Oil Feb. 23, 1918, MTB. T” All M L .83 lyears. Fun- . eral from her late residence Monday A

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1’ H 91' 9. freight clerk in "ii

the Transfer Shed at Borden. recel twhhleclgtelxsfiggexilhlhinzflsfnlisgntlishh :rg

eraon Pitman, 5' giiihe one day, and sat for only a few min lm"

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he game that was' scheduled to

<-_ome oil- on the -night or the isth in

i t c 1 l i -its l , ~

Th" Pm” or H°m°______°____'_ C." bo __ 4; rys a R, n uramers de between

Ex High School team and 2nd St.

ll °"i°i‘i¥ ¢\|"°¢;:__Juatloe of the Dunstsn's did not take place owing

o the the Saints .been delayed on the

in that was tied up at Emerald

d'id not arrive until 7 o’c\ook

dnesday morning. It was' with high

rside hockey fans wended their

lnly thi h i G t me 8;” Every why lleiz all B ome n Gorge own Mr hi`°ihl’i ‘md i“°iliiS 'HUB f°l' Piles wav to the rink when they learned

ii i was one of th ld t d

N 1'- I simned ‘mm a H105! l`PHlJeoted engine dilifieisson The I Rzegmgenhgive thai' evidence "ee t‘lat the \St. Dunstazvs team- were in

run-down condition so I could P E I H v c t ey know what it means I

Kat around to do my usual light man ____ i;iv‘:_"‘"‘_:f'- _ii _?_i_;i_:_i“i_i_i=;1___§_:’_“i_l_‘:_ io suffer from the tortures of piles and :Misa "3a‘:{eih;|Elceth€Vegf_gB¥|°i:iy :IZQE

for I am 3 years of age and __________, than be cured They feel it a duty 20,

Lo d ‘__ __l-lard was _ M_y vdai;ghte_i_- ._i._i_ul a_pleasure go let others know how

uson age _ 1 ' g gi rl ey oo, ma ri

nowen: Funeral pigggfe Pease °ihii £3 menu :ry fb Eng a“¢‘:"°;;k:nz \ir Arnnett Howatt, exbert ollerat Rev Fmnky Ne cg_';‘:ves_ Methodist put in play--and for a few minutes it

bam” I have a ood appenm or at Port Borden, went to Charlotte Minister, Prlceville Ont, writes ‘ini W” rather i‘i0W l100l¥6Y~ Things WGN!

8 o'¢-lock sharp the puck was

U h ‘mm er town last Monday to see a hockey the winter 01.1912 I W stationed in llveuod up a little however when

t we at mg t an am g 5 _

an ac eau ed 8 and better in ever wly --Mrs I` Imtihocigg had oih" hiiS9i°h“ besides Cobalt I went lor a sngwshoe tramp Sngmi C' i’°i`hi i°i` st- Diihhiaifs 56°'

d the uck in front of his own net

' Féeb. 25é:1tdZ p. m. to the Baptist, Com. e wish every fee lc. aged man C _ _ J L Utes on R cold stump waiting fm some and -by clever stick handling managed

9 "Yr Y e River. in

d woman in this vicinity would ahh" Read hiiihe if' 00" comrade-' to catch up to me From iii st try thu connnunoml Cod ‘wer _:ict _Ritz soéne real ice off Borden sitting on the damp stump I con and scored the first goal in. -the game d iron tonic on our i1u..ieiitce ful _mi G "eq ay "ight The Captain ll`8Cf€fl Dllee. and suffered so severelylih

get through t-he Slummerside team

favor of S. D. C. It was' not long

JCHNST0N1At Bl‘00l{ii8l(l. F81). 2-Uh an _ Charlotte Clarke. age 71 years. widow' hetum their money A; R mb' 0 ‘H1 not get away from Tormemme that it ciiiiseii me Zfellli Dill" if-‘ Walk bemie the Summeiside ihfiys 9"?-hiiii Of lil li. Th _ e

e a e omas Johnston. I-‘une ral will take place on Tuesday. Feb E

ill

McKIE-Calgary. Alta. on Jan. 21. 1918. Lydie Mt-Kie, aged 55 years. of ima 'rhird street northwest. wifiowi ol' the late John Mcliic ond' formerly-| `ol' Ray Fortune. l". I l~`uncrnl stir: vicf-,ri were hold al A. M. Sliavt-r's‘ 'Fiuiel-al Chapel, 1206-lo i»‘ii-st street' east. this ai`te-rnoou, at 2.30 o‘clock. conducted by Rev. Mr. Brown, after

lfnioli cemetery, where the remains- ES wr-ro -laid to rest. | All

STUCK ll@lAl|llNS_

IIALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 23.-(Quota

tions' furnished by F. B. Ma'(‘urdy & ‘ll Co., stock and bond brokers, mem- Mi bers Montreal Stock Exchange. Mc- in

Yesterday Today llll

_/ii(-iiirrl-in 85% Also the following Stock, Crop, lm Ain Loco Anaconda (‘an Pao

Ain S & it

M. F. Ct. ._ 1001!, Cen 70% Crilc 6413,;

Mex Nor Power . 92!

P.R.S. . 621.9

I`teadin‘ _ 7'l,:, 1/

g _ 91' §3,’,: CROP-A quantity of Hay, 300

- _ _-_._-1'; stocks Black Oats, 40 bus Banner

95% __5_:y; Oats, 14 bus Barley, 2 bus Timoth_y

Roi- Secti, 150 bus Potatoes, 100 bus tur-

ps, 2 luis Flax Seed. lMPl.El\lEN’i`S- Deering Binder, ily Mower (six foot. out-new), i-lay ako. Spring Tooth Harrow, Spike ttiwow. 'l‘ornit-litor, Curt, Team

34% 65% 64% 146 . . S51-Q;

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- Nlonrloiiviiie. June 21', 'lf‘ 'l'

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Gentlciuoii.-it itl`tord;- me grcot ily. fl0\ll1l€' ‘=*‘lllf_"l \V0t-l0Il- EXDFGSS

plrlrsrii-o and must he gi-iitih-ing to \\'-alzflll. Tf>=i~--- Slcixrh. ilox, Sleigh yoii in know tliiil :alter using Ill; hot- JU lice of your Liuilneiii on ai case of iilii0lU*i"lii\'S 'l`00ll<. Fl0l`Hi°- l‘0W‘~’l`. Dfifillylils which iuy futher- WM _,gm_ Drum null Shaker, 2 sets Driving ctr-tl willt, I \vas able to restore him iiiii`h"Ss- C‘ii`i i'i"i`hhiiS' Teiihi i`iiii" in nm-mm (,0ndmm,_ Hoping other Sui; ness, Work (‘ollai-s-,2B\1f`faloes, Forks. l`orei°e-lnay be bellefittetl by tho uso S, of your iiininuit-lit. i aiiu. S

_ Sincerely yours, ` M

GEO, H. ,ll0l.I\II-YS A

` Sale Positive as Mr. Coles is going' mi’-T\"l'll@l'. il 8011110 “lY1Sld0 0l9&lliBiHg"

est. Isliouiti always be the first treatment

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Great Clearance. ' Auction Sale

Af. New Perth Wetiriosdfrv, Fcb. 27.

1918, farm oi’ 105 acres, 00 in high

or, cash; over Lhilf, amount 12

o..

:illowod for c-hell.

PETER BRODIE,

Auctioneer.

state of cultivation, reniaiuilcr in 2051"?"-30M\\'i'l`lli"\4l0'l» _“lil Fl!! -S5"l`illJ (`-0mD3Y1y.” We make

wood. Also crop, stock and imple- ments. Everything goes. as ownerl is goin-g West.

MIL-TON KENNEDY.

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~ Notice

'11 ‘ The anlilizii meeting of the Spring- f I0 esslflna ar S fiom Egg circle No. 26 will he held

in the Springfield Hall on Wednes-

`°°""`*"* tiny Foil. 27 lit, one o't-lock when 0.

` "l°€ t`ull settlement. will be made for last.

' r. _vr-ur.

"_ Tenders will he rr-ccivcd on or be-

___` cHRoNic D'sEA_BEs fore I-`cb. 27th :it one o’ciock from “URATWE TREATMENT 07 lh°i ptirtii-s willing to collect, and ship

lnonth- in advance, Victoria Hotel, rho eggs and doli\~~i° the settlements Charlottetown P. E. i. Canada.. "01' liil-Q-_ ..'lT0"‘i"Ff*..'“-lliiiill i"'il‘C P01'

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ilozcu.

HOURS’ 12 to 3 d‘ny' Now' Tenders will`.'tlso' he received from

.I 1 1 ' E' '___;:_

2"i66`2`2M"im°3l"'i~ partir-s willing to :ict as secretary for` 5ii8i'2’22M0lPfl~ _ 1 I

r-. Hessian 5'

he r-irclo for 1918, Further inform-

C H WARREN Sec‘y.

MONEY T0 LOAN.

_ _ Montague, P. B. I. '_'-l'“_”“"'”""Z"i'

Ji D. Stewart, K. C. . f ._

' Barrister, Solicitor and

_ |112' P

Oileo Neygn loek?%llia?'lot2o!ewn` _

"_-'__' Iraneh Ofllee. Georgetown '

Money io Loan on Real Eltato S

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. . '-1 wi- _ l-l.-- r-- , sl 1 ,~ - - _

.ulr_;;»rqi'.= _inrrlmrrrt co., i.ilriitr-ri \v.;i’r(r;‘ri, 1'>i1.t-ii; i-thi'-3?-, Poiitg ;;);'vrei°',l;f,_”_')'§i_aeigienians food. gemb,

Yarmouth, N. S. lliggor, Gang Plow. Single Plow, Bug-i __ W5, mvmle h(."_ge S’ and y°“ have

unliui; Sleigh, \\’lic"ci`A _ Ilnrrow, liiii-V '-0 ‘7'mDl1Y ihell' ll0WelS. and they

liovels, Hoes, 2 Huy Forks :ind Rope, deiicmus --fruit 1a,(aUve ,. Children

M B A S

where she will visit her parents. Mr

_9 0-'ll' f0l‘l‘.\' with meat as well as his numerous cu t

ON WEDNESDAY_ ` ' gsgmiis' 1 and. in fact. allisorts of sores. You

Mr Patrick Nici ni h

February 27. 191s ' ~ “ S as *I Well- forthe heh lit i th _.-- At 1 0-clock, (Sha,-p) _ _hiockeii g_i`°h‘3i`l' sihre- ahh ii g0°d You can i;ut0D: Cali-;se’e Ointment

_trafic It is rumored Patrick may soon

._ __ lure tl partner in lif . D ~ - 2 ltou Station wltli two good Dwell- ii;I"'f“iiifred McNeill and Mn PUT' i mately lHShi1lgr<?lY:°esu“§0incin?nd lhm. Houses and Out-buildings in good Sw' right checkeifs- are llii-Vlng ii- at all dealers or Eidmanson gage og

Cnrdy B“i|dmg_ ].(a||fax_ ,\-_ SJ repair, each dwelling has a. good- Q active hearneii hoiidayii at their i`e` C0.. Limited, Toronto Look forsth

bump. Also 75 acres fronting on the 1qi_’_mni_i;e _domes iii Chai`i°iiei°“’ii “hd Portrait and signature ofA W (“ia e

¢LOS|Nq pR|¢E5 Loyalist Road. The Farms will hcl” rs 9- M_ D__ the famous Recei '_ se'

sold together or separately to suit T|`iVC||¢|'-I limi- on the .hox . _b _p' mb ,,,.h.,S9,S_ -*__ - - - >0“ -ly S

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Dlem ts a d Hou h ld F lt : A I ll - Cl rk. referee, refereed

05’-4 °" " se ° “'" ”'° , _ sAl_vAT|oN ARMY REST l-lU'rs i,,°;if,°?m arziai a manner that the s

Take n_e chances! Move poisons from liver and bowels at o|1¢¢

__ ili°iiiei`_S C011 Pest easy after giving Califoi-nia Syrup of Figs,-' bg.-muse in tt, icu- hours all the clogged-up waste,

_ D_ , C i again. Children glfllllly will not take tho time from

ilf-“'0m0 lllllllly packed, liver gets slug- gish and stomach disordered.

When ol-oss. feverish, restless, see

if `l0Ug\ie is coated, then give- this

fi i‘iS rt‘,(.`i ,\\-' li i,_- . ' lin?iD£lIiii‘i(l)iIgcr. mm "Bing 'em ni and it' can not cause in-i“i'y- Kitclieu Range, Base Burner until Ni difiereiiiie what iiiis YOU? lime il Household Furniture. I ""‘**"ff\1ll Of 0010- Or Sore throat. rua-

TERMS-All stuns of $5.00 and un- (-hildren of an ages and gmwmups

,tl. -rt - iii :- "l““_J`.i§$f5.1nlf”$i‘ii"§f§.7`T@..i€’ .“.-in”§e i‘““’“'@ °_" °°““‘“”f@1l “H -Y----~ Asl-

rrboen. stom"i<-,li-ache, had breath; re

given. Full directions for ba-bies,

are printed on each bottle.

your druggist for a bottle of “Californ- iil Syrllll 0|' Figs," then look carefully and see that it is made- by the "Califor-

no smaller size. Hand -back with con- tempt any other fig syrup.

Farm for Sale

The undersigned offers for sale his

farm consisting of 70 acres of land. situated at North River, 61/A miles from Charlottetown. On said farm

dwelling house, barns in good re-

r. Also it never failing stream of wa-

ter running through said farm.

For particulars apply to,

EDMUND VICKERSON,

' North River.

tion chu bi- had t'rom i-“_ _E-f 1 -_, I

J. E. slucl./un, Pres. Tot-1| $u°'2°‘-

I am intructed by Harvey Vicker-

-'=<-H I0 -‘ell -by Public Auction at North llivcr (6 miles from Charlottetown)

ON THURSDAY

Februar 28 1918 Commencln t 1

D rn

'"cI'.le.AN & M¢~KlNNON larrlolor Attorney-at-Lav

llrfloterg Attornoyarat-Law

& Duties-Six months residence upon and cul-

W, I, §g||¢|¢y| K, Q, givstion of the ,land in each of three years. A 3l-l`0W-

mcsteadsr may live within nine miles of his

1 lan-Mor and Attornoysat-l.aw_ tiff ' Money ee Loan, gf; 0_llo0-llnk of ,N. 8. Chambers, "i¢‘ ' chu-lmnlmn P I i ...

llulii-n Six months risldencc in wich of three - . hi , ' th i

Monson .sr DUFFY -_:is -ii.-_,airir-.t:r;:.::f."."‘l:::.i'.‘:1;°..:°s‘ r.;‘”.°.§“5Y.‘§..J..?.’.;“l2'.‘I;‘§.‘.l2.. °' “" ° ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,_ cm, ,,, ,he ,,,,,,,,,,

ri l ri ,

nc__mn_s__mon :ls lomestea patent on certain TERMS__A|| sums of ‘5 00 and un _ve need undgn the 'War Charities

_ s:_ul¢rwhf»__h=s s_:rlrsrrstrrl hiihomqriesd rlqlrt der. cash; 0*-'el' that 501000! 9 m°hih’ Act 1917" of all orgs.-niatio-ns desiring

-' -UNIV T0 |-°AN- wife' $0' °'1'§¢f¢”‘|i>.,fi':,°l'§fg,"},f_f¢§.“'f},f'if,‘,§'f§',fg Cfellif 0" ii-PPi`°V@d Flint Mies- A dis' to take up collections for holding en-

iri eiririeiilf-sr y¢»'r¢,¢ulii-me germs and erm. 00101! Of 0 D61' will Will 0° l\ll0W°fi l'0i' tertslnments in aid of Red Cross. ob- -

Ie r A l n

lorrlstan Ind Atal-noya 8-1-

aolislan for mm sour or censor °“

WAIIUITUN C IHAVI. r T

llc

I ' A .,.',&°""! Pu* :ay be sulntltuted for cullivntinn under is-rtan ViCK8l‘S0i\ lil g0lllg WGBC. ' signgd

inmgcrtain districts a homestearlrr in good stand- spring tooth narrows' may pre empt a quam-r section alongside lm -'U30 1 Garry llleel kitchen "WEB i-sited Priie 00 rncre

_ » . . ' iz ' - _ - ' ' '_ o -- ' ' i‘°"‘. '_-_ _` 5_3- PS’ -_ _ (now). I Victor heater (new). 1 hot

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yh°P3l3 lil cilhhdlhh Nmlhwnl q-I-0(-K__1 mm? R years old 1 horse passed at Cliarlottetown Uast month,

Land Rg |||g|i0||3 ‘gf '_ |- ' ` ’ and to take into consideration other

_L l ___n|`i_ff";":,h‘_)__'_i___ ?ni‘:;i_?i2?_w';":I"u:; fgxzlig niatteii-s _ia connection with the lob.

HE sole head ol’ :i family or any male over i M _h_ 4 _ 9 el' U5 0959/-

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lnrti-iniSub~Agency oilcertain conditions. hel tu,-n|p5_ quantity of hay and

IMPLEMENTS- Driving wagon,

i‘°“” "°"i‘ 53°” Cusll taining a permit for such work Per

.,r"'.$.T.§'rl,°‘i.'$lY.’l,‘r§§".’.l§i£,".l§,°§.§1’,,_"L'§’§"°,L’,,l§ Sale positive. no reserve as Mr- mils can he ohhiineil from the under Atl. 1'i»iE Asovs 1'li

nuv kind of wound or sore ”

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_ . e sa news on Wednesday- that b ti lb _

Now Sli; is Strong and his futher, John Dalziel, had tiled sua- gif; __l;__re_;;_i_r_rr__¢;i_;__-_ir_;__r: expectation however that .the sum.

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'S' ' ' iiiiiig- ieaves i°‘iaY °“ ilir w B Theme J P' Al

,__ .._~s_.___. __ .--___ _ . , . - _ - _ _ , . , dei-aid-9, Up

i_tuo weeks holiday to Sydney, N.S., A|m__ “,rnes_ _.It W t _ _ _gm SL

RB Well Y S

n e cure s peimanent. It is

cood for sore lips and hands, chafing

-We at liberty to use this statement

to the test in any case of iles with

__ _f i ice grade Mill-ii Cows, 3 grade

71,7- Cows newly freshened, 1 Shorthorn Ensign Cnndie f tl S1 ti of grade Bull 1 yr old, 1 Ox 10 months ' Army, Chariottetoevn fag feggivgg p_

, 2 grade Hi-rifers 10 months old. the fonowin c mr", - n _S

liers.

\iny'or G. D. Wright

'Iarvell Bros. . . . , . . . . . .. _ . W. K Rogers ._ _ l. T. McKenzie ,

F. I-Iutchesou . _ 3.00 lziiues F. Mc-Donald _ 2.00 i‘. Il. i3. Lougworth _ 1.00` li. D.. Deiillois , 1.00 lames Paton. M. L. A. .. . 1.00 H. Ciiandlcr . 1.00 .\i. McLeod . , 1.00 ll. ll. Jenkins . 1.00 llr. J. li. Ayers . 1.00 .l. O. I-Iyntlmau . 1.00 l-‘rank Renoul _ 1.00

I-‘red Renouf . .

. _

Herman Feavyour . 1.00 \\'; Ii. Fudmore _ 1.00

I). Mt-,Kenkie _

ll. Bearisto _ _ _ li). 0’M. l`ted'din , 1.00 ffolonel Stewart 1.00

ll.»S.MncLcod.... .

ll. M, (lhnntller . . . .

lloyiil Edward Chapter. -I. O.

D. E. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

I-l. H. I-lavilanil ll_ L. ._ . i E. T. Higgs . . . . . . . .. _ . Mrs. McKenzie _

. . _ . .$5.00

5.00 5.00 5.00

A. W. Weeks

G. H. Taylor - J. E. Bell.... - Auld Brosk -

Oliva Fyfe . - ,

l\-Irs. F. Mcbepd . . . - t‘ol. F. S. Moore _ Mr. c. H. Bloch . 1.00 ll-tigers Sumarnh 2~00 ln memory of my brother 1-00 l\-Ir. J. Agnew . . . . . . . . .. . 5-00 Mr.L.White........ . 1.00 MissB.Whlte.... Mrs. F. L. Hartford 1.00 i\ic'Donald & Rowe Wood-working

Co... . . . ...

Mrs Proctor.... .\. Furhish . . . . . . . . . .. .

Mrs Willlinms -

i-_ C. -

l\lrgBarr..... .

Florida SD\lI‘l§%0“

Mr. J. Anderson

1.00

5.00

1.00 _ 1.00

. 1.00 . _ 1.00 . . . 1.00

_7:_r'r_i;¢s_r:__s_'T;lel;¢:-_Z 2ci9_2.:2.\irii. ' ' ` W _ I l l i ' l V ii .

Meeting oi Lobster Packers and Fishermen

""‘,,___ -._._°;‘ ` A meeting of the Lobster Packers _ _ _

and Fishermen will -be held in the Agricultural' Hall, Summerside, on

renee or otherwise in resolutions

I-I.

Il.

1.00 1 no R

1.00 100 G'

1.00 f 1-00 slage relative to Germany’s intention

- y _ _ _ a '1‘uesday February twenty-sixth in- _ """" 0-(-100|( _ _ g stant at 10.30 a. m. -to vote concur-

ngiit, Formula 5 on i---f-ry ...gr 2 until late and arrived on this side af- A friend recommended Dr Chasers this up._Si1ortly after this the Sum-

A 1‘o~tei diugaisl (luillottel iggfizurlifgqgidwgii; :;:;)b1:9pi_§’ntl;;°_i;_0i:_i_i_i Ointment, and I imediately pur meflildl? '00 S Cllilflwli all0¢ll'~’-1'. “OT

30"-ll 9-0 2 P. m. from the residence lown \'inol i: solil in Montague bv hhiiseil 9- Small b0X' Which veiy !`HPlll- wit of tier son_in-law Brenton Dollar. l-I.J Mahon, ills; nt the bn., (huggiys :_r_;_§O,_i__,__dd(:_(;?__;_____e____ .__§2__,_1m joe iS ly effected a cure’ I always keep ir of “no gos.l."_When the bell rung for

.rn Print-e l-:rlwmrl I-limi towns . .. ., ' 00* OH hand and find it excellent for halftime the score Stood one uri.

y .

hstanding the goal-judges decision

in the second half the saints woke and with play' characteristic of old Dunstan’s, scored goal after g-pal

__ I M H _ » _years ago that I became acquainted until the count stood nine-two in

, 'ii' iq ii ipi, __ .__ _ with tiled merits of Dr, Chase’s Oint- favor of S. D. C.

M _ n___A_ S' _ ment an would not be witholit it on The second half was indeed spec-

(.,._,|rm,_.,, ur Bi:r':f;’n w_i;°di";hB ii ge" any zicount, as- it never fails to do its tacular play especially the rushes

me |,u'Bin`,.,_,,S_' ' ' ‘ 0 ng a “ice ;\'0'l‘k__ ILwas _first induced to try it made by F. Cronin. T. Grady. T. Mor-

- or pi es. es t fb _ _ _ ' _

which the cortcgei proceeded to ilici l -"lm_ l1lSU`il<‘if!<l lu' EDMUND COL~_ Ml. A h it t ° and.I_.have ngverahezlrlietrggbisdegiiigzi rim" and Smith st Dunstans

. .union smii _ to _- ll l - lu _ ii ‘ii ‘?’°e“- meal mefchlmf- Th -. _ - ' ________ . on ~c \_\ put v_,__.__‘,,,f,n__, a rushmg business supplying _ _L_-_¢_ \_\£=1i__tw@Hty e_isht years ago. so Ex. High school St. Dunstiin-ir

The line tip was as follows:

` _ Goal

Ma-theson Leo Wood

Point

Gaudet T. -Morrison

Cover Point

i\icKay St. C. Smith

Rover

K. Fergiis-on F. (‘fl‘00¥ll“

Centre

G-_ Gallant -' G. Dalton

Right Wing

Murphy J. COOTISY

Left Wing

Fitzpatrick T. Grady

D. pare Spare

Cahill J. MacDonald Pat McQuaid, S. D. C. judge of play

147 S’l`O(‘.l{-1 Horse 10 yrs old, 1 ’ . D, Cfbolys have invited him to fret; S31/L_ More 5 yrs oitl. 1 Mare 10 yrs old, 4 SUBSCRIPTION L|ST aree iu case of a return game -being

0 ' - ' 1 - played in Charlottetown.

Rev. J. C. McDonald, W. McGui_1l. McQuold, G. Nforrison, P. Nelllgan Porier, E.-Praught of S. D. C. ac-

(‘alves.l 'fall Pig, 75 Hens, 2l fluid forthe 1?llr1?oseoiniliiJcrseasti?1g 3:; cornpanied the team and all spoke “‘9l°- _ number of the Salvation Army Rest highly Of the management Ui' the

l-luis at the front for Canadian lol- (`l`.l'F-fill Rlhk- eiilieciaii-V Mr' Mcoiim'

ll0l'lil. ARRIVALS l

l-'iEVE_REi HOTEL.

\\'. R. Sturton, Cape Bear. l.. F. Gillespie. Parrsboro. J. C. Dunn, Moreil. A. 0’Brien, Pownal. Ed. Wood, Pownal. G. Wood, Pownal.

J. i-‘. Mciswen. P0\vn111~ ('. W. Rogers, Halifax. `0T R. Pntriquen, Moncton. i-I. M. Fre-nch» Toronto-

_guests being decidedly renewed in

- _ _ _ ~ - ~ -=-_ ...hs--.ii...r.

no-N-l ' ` 0 y- ' menonm o_ _ __

A S i _ On ll/iotndr.:-', ;;l;n`_a`ry the 11th St.

Andrews Church_was the scene of an, event of more than passing interest, when Miss Irene May, daughter of

Peters became the bride of Mr. Ed- ward' Rosslter of Morell. The bride who was attended by her sister Miss Eunice looked exceedingly wlnsomel

match, whlle~the bridesmaid’s attire was also a blue with hat to match. The gloom was ably supported by his. brother Ernest. immediately after the_

the homo of the bride wherein sum- ptuous. wedding .hroalcfast was Dil?- taken ol, nfterwillds indulging ln it very pleasant drive around pictures- quo West St. Pete-r's returning -to the- hrld'e’s home where dinner was serv- ed to a number of invited guests. The afternoon was spent in music, mirth and song. ln the evening a grand rec- eption was held when a large num- bei\ of friends and wellwlshers gath-a ered together to extend fellcitatlons. to the happy young couple. Decorated with flags and flowers and -brilliant

banquet prepared for the occasion in Mrs. McAdam's inimitable style was sorvcrl nt, six o'clock when the guests- were usheieil to the banquet table larlcn with tempting viands and deck- ed with bright scented flowers nil felt that marriages were indeed made in heaven and that angelic llllllfli were ministering -to them. The sum- ptuous repast. terminating and the

flesh and spirit, brief and appropriate speeches were delivered all express- ing sentiments of congratulations and

the brilliantly lighted dance room where the most important part of the even- ings amusement. The wedding reel was carried off with grace and dig- nity to the violin magic of Messrs Mc- Eachern and McKay, after which the youth and beauty kept up the sounds of revelry by a few hours dance being intermingled -by some very°`ap- propriate phonograph selections as well as some beautiful choruses of mixed voices with organ accompani- ment. These called forth wrapt admir- ation and unstinted applause. The bride's costume for the evening was it handsome gown of pink satin, while the bridesmaid wore blue satin. T-he numerous and costly wedding gifts from friends far and near bespoke the wide etsteemlanfl plc-_pltlal-_i-tjofltbe new-' 1 married couple. the -bride being 009 of West st. Peter-S. most popular. en- ergetic and talented young 1110165. while the groom is well and widely known being one of the mc-st respect- ed and successful farmers oi' Morell. After all present. had enjoyed them- selves to the fullest and the wee smll hours were drawing “ight all ¢l€Dl1l'¢' ed for their homes delighted with ill? 1-iippv hours spent and with cheers of nd`m'imtio'hTd best wishes' for Mr. _ ltossiter :incl his handsome young pride; The Guardian 50019 With ih°ii`_ many friends iri extending 005! Wi5h' cs for :l long llilllily hhii hiosheroiis'

--f

Mr. and Mis. John McAdsm-, West St. ` _ _

Sho Proved that Lydia E. Pinlzli _ P°

in a blue tailored suit with hat to -'

its t _ KNUWS

am’a Vegetable Com

und Does Help Suffer-

ing Women

Watertown N. Y.-“Last fail when

ceremony the wedding party drove -to IW” expecting to become lmotherl

' was ln vo ‘|- health. I ghmd from n female weakness so l did not have ata-engtli enollllh to do my own work and could not stand on my feet for any length of time. L dia E. Plnkhaufs hi ogg. table Compound corrected my trouble and I im. ‘ proved in health so

lights the handsome -home presented that when my baby came the docto

lon to be - i'

_____-:_i_e_n;e_o_f__h;._;z;in;i_a_l__§aif_y____e__5 Their said he nevei__ asv? ad_women get along

_ ,_ _ __ and their any better t sn _ dead Iknow it

"‘_’i"iiai iiesiie t° peas h _ was Lydia E. Pinkhsma Vegetable kindly greeting to all suggest t e or- Compound thu helped m9_»__M__s_ -lain of the-r lwlllllafliy- A -Splendid Eaussr Bases, 124, Wyoming Ave..

Watermwn, N. Y. _

Women who continually overtax the-ir

strength until they if into such A weakened condition s ould- dprofit by Mrs. Beebe's exgerience on try this famous root and orb remedy, L3/dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoun .

For special suggestions write Lydia

E. Pinkham Medicine Co. The resu t. of its long experience is at your service.

felioitations after which all repaired to

- - _lilo llutsli

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Russia is now

forced to sign peace upon the condit- ions proposed by Germany, says an official Russian statment. received here today.

The statement was transmitted

through the telegraph stations of the Russian Government to the Govern- ment of the German Empire at Ber- lin. The text reads: .

The Council of the Peoples Comm-

issaries protests against the fact that the German Government has directed its troops against the Russian Coun- cil's republic, which has declared thc war as at an end and which is de- moblizing its army on all fronts.

“The Wlorkmen’s and Peasants’ Go-

vernment of Russia could not_anticl- pate such a' step because neither dir- ectly' n'or _ indirectly ltns anyone 'of the parties which concluded' the arm- istice given the -seven days’ not- ice required' in accordance with_the

treaty of Deceniber 15 for terminating

“The Council ofl'-leoples' Commissar-

ies in the present circumstances regard itself as forced formally to declare _its willingness to sign ii. peace upon the conditions which had been dictated

N' B' hledtlcd life.-Com. by the delegations of the Quadruple

illiance at Brest-Litovsk. The Coun-

G. li- Llllllllll and iw" children' ----1'_*'*"“_°. iiil 0f‘Pe0p1gg' Cgmmissm-ies further

nA'r'ri.is chunk. Mich.. Feb- 22-*

AM Feb 22 -Totlie ol'- .r

rlo'r'r1-:nn . - - _ cial confirmation of Thursdays mes'

o resume military activity against

-15-00 Russia it is possible to add that the

1-00 basis of her future policy in the East.

ncludes the occupation of the re

1.00 _ ' 2-00 mainder of the Baltic Provinces with

to their subsequent incorpora

2-00 future dismemberment of Poland by

1-00 it view ‘

Miss E. Letiney . 1.00 tion into the German Empire and the

2_20 the annexation of certain districts by

eaiis of what- are called “frontier

1,00 regulations for purposes of military 1.00 s

sim is, in effect, the greatest possible

4.00 lcxtension of its lilerarchy toward the

East with the seizure of the frontier districts of Poland as a sort of buffer between itself and the remainder of what will then be left of the so-called Poland Kingdom which thus further

L00 dismemberment between Germany and

Ukraine will be left to its own fate.

ecurity.” The German Governments

There can be no peace until Ger- many is badly beaten and those who speak pence now ar_e either misinform- cti as to the situation. 01' life Wllflilll’ helping Prussianism," said \Villiam Howard Taft, former President, in a talk to enlist men of the Eighty-Fifth

Division here today. ~ f

Discussing the probability of a bit-'I

eclares that a tietaile-d‘reply will be

egiua. _ 1 _ _ ri Miss W- <`-~'Sl°“""i- h‘*$"““' vo PEACE uNTil. c.EniviANv IS given without delay to the c aiu . J. J. l\I\1¢<l0flf\l<i» Tiacaiiii’ Cross" I _ BEATEN ` _ lol peace as proposed by theoIGerlh)ll:ii

MANV PLA-_‘F176-_TAKE THE _ Government.

En --

BALTIC PROV|NCES ' piers C0mm|BSm.ieS_

(Signed-) “For the Council of Peo-

' E ~-i.ENlNE.--

--Tnorzkv--.

usoicious Fino

‘ in oAn'rMou'rH

_ --__ llAl-FAX. Reb. 20.-A she`ll-,appar- ntly loaded, measuring 3 1~2 inches ii diameter and 9 inches long, was

oermrm drive on the west front, Mr. found 11-day 011 the properly of the Taft said: lferry Qommission, Dartmouth. The

“The only reason I can give why

bell is now in the possession of the

there should be no drive is that the ferry S\lD0l'll1tBndcl1t_ The llii-lilllfll

German military has said there would Hi1lll0i'lfl€S HTG lUV€S1lE&¢l¥l8- `

be one. And the German military is synonomoue with lying."

Gerniany’s aims before the war

were explained by Mr. Tart as he interprets them. ' They included, hcl

_ To Prevent The Grip

said, war on England until there was Colds cause Grip-LAXATIVE BRO- no indemnity left to pay except col- MO QUININE ‘Tablets remove the onies, chiefly Canada. Then would cause. There is only one "Broln0 have come rectification of the bound- Qulnine." E. W. GROVE'S signature sry with the United States, on box. 30c. _

'Q-'**‘*li "'-_-L i!""'_-""_-- '*‘ '

};33_oANADlAN GQVERNMEN1- |=aA||..vvAvs

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

- - -Timetable In Effect, February 21st, 1918.

Trains Outvvalid--Read Down

?°:°.~’.°’> :cocoo- 00003

PIM. 2.00 3.33 4.30

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Clinriottotoivn Hunter iRiver Emerald Jet. Borden

Dep. Arr.

-Arr. Arr.

'~ Dep.

_ Dep.

Trains inward-Read Up

PM. A. ill. 3.30 1o.ao

- -4.12 1- fails

:i.:i

7.55

2.30

`P.M.

4.30 5.15 6.00

A.-M. 6.30 -'L45 8.

15 Dep

9.00 Arr.

Arr. Arr. Arr. Dep.

Borden

Dep. Emerald J ct.

. Kensington

Summerside

Dep.

_ P.-M. 5.40 3.20

l -2.47

2.15

A.-M.

P071' °Z¢»i.-i Gwlu

P.M. 2.30 4.14 5.44 6.51 8.00

Arr.

Summerside Arr. Port Hill' O'Leary Al-berton Tignlsh

Dep.

A.M. 11.00 9.22 8.03 6.45 _ 5.45 `

PJM .

:tio psp.

' 4.45

5.25

~ 5.55

7 .'80 Arr.

-Charlottetown Arr. Mt. Stewart '

Morell St. Peters

Sourls Dep.

A.M. 11'.10 9.35 8.55 8.25

- 6.50

The Red Cross

P.M. 8.60 Arr.

Dep.

Elmira

'I A.M.' _ san,

d f f l. ,

illacisheacoi-ih!i\ii:ns.nr2 nhailailtaliliisit miisiecrelss truck Wagon iiiewli box sieighi w°°d ' PM '

re-_cl cxccpl where residence is pcrfonnerl inthe Sicigh. iight hllrrles, W0i'klllg hal‘ll€BE-, 460 .Den

6.05 6.45

7.30 Arr.

Mt. Stewart Cardigan Montague

Georgetowgn

Aff.

DED.

sees;

' ' I l -

P.M.

8.10 'Dep. .55 ~ 7.05 Arr.

Arr.

- - Dep.

Charlottetown Vernon River Murray Harbor

AIM. 10.10

8.20

_ 0.20 ~ ___

AINS RUN

' I

DAILY. SUNDAY EXClPTEDf

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Aaaoeiotlmi Bank Mioatroal Can w. w colzv c.M. c. I ~ - - - ' _

' ' ' De _ " ' A\w¢l0ll€9P H nora Treasurer General Mana r Intern Linea) -Faiasnger Truffle Mana blstrlot-Psoungar Agent. _ea rn-quest _ lor-up Omoro- ,,_,,._U,,,.,..,,,,,...r_'jY'r.ll‘.2&l"°f.i'fiilifiilhiiif zmeizfmiwiipa. _ zaio-2-11aMmwlim¢.° ry ' i _ ffehlflen. li. o. ~ ; _ Mormon. nf°;'._ ____ -_ clisrteanqwn. .

. ° ' __ __ ____ ment will not be ps for 'e _ ~--_-srlardtilrrk . ,_ .... _ ._.._.».... ...... ...-.

.~ _ _ nail.

' 4. l.-.

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