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I A

ion on the ._ _ ' ,

' ‘ ' ' ' '-320 this lnorn-'G

the steamer loaves .tt . , _ ing for Suniint-ri-1i<l1~ to take up tin- llllt. suffering frotn a gunshot wound

' '» ' - tl in left 1-1l1o\|ld'et'. Will send further

relular so-rvkie bci\\tr~n their an l'oint c.'11 (‘l1o111‘. it ia' 1111( 1|uit1- err- particttlars \\‘l11~n ltrcivetl. Oiliccr.

tain that the stoainvt' will -ho abit: in li start in1n1ctliatt'ly as 1'1-ports \vcr\-, to, tho eh`\~ct that there was a lot o1` loose

V }\\‘~\*l “'\\i\`ll Wil* llllfk' Among thc latest recruits to sign on

tt Summerside is James Sark 61” Lennox island who has joined the

‘tsl-ANDER5 LEFT FOR FRANCE- i05tl1 Draft. There ure now about

lco off Sea .ow .' . _ ing in consitlerahly to the southeast. 1

--Major 'l‘. E. l\ic1\'utt ot' the tlith lie- U

*\"'\'0 l5f\ll"“0ll- (`-I5-I"-~ 'll “'l”ll"\i-1 colony in Khaki and their chief hns

under datt- ot' April. Zlrtl. says: .-\ l g

.small draft left this battalion today 0|-,|_ H N.,.m~,| WML-1, few 011,64- 0,5. for tht: Lilith l3u1tal`1111, Fratn-cz 'inc U-ms on me m.0`,;m.C can equa|_

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i"ollo\vin;; island boys went with ut-~ _ No, 7i1i‘.t8;i. l’t1~. l}u;~l1anna11, ltobcr;_- of O'i.earv Station' No. 713106. Pte.

713132. i’tr~. liislt-1|), O1'io11 ot' \\ell111g- ion; No. 'ittltit-t, Pte. l\'iac1\licltc11.

'l`l1on1a:=. of .\ll111n,\‘.

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TALENTED ISLAND MUSlC|AN.- i

M1". B. l". Poirier,o1g11nist ot' St. e Jacques'-. Montreal. is highly' compll- is

n11u1tt~1i in the Montreal press on the s111-cess of 21 n1u.~'ical recital given by him ."1 few nights ago in St. Jamesl tihurch. There was a very laige anti- ience among whom were a number ot'

well known musical critics all of <- whom expatiated on the excellence ot' the minutes ie ' g . .,

b d cided

Mr. l’oirier's interpretation ot' the tin- est products of the musical masters The programme included selections from Bach, and Handel besides origi-E nal compositions by Mr. Poirier and hy other noted Cattatlian organists and composers. Mr. Poirier is' a native ot Tignish and graduated B. A. from the University of St. Josephs, N. B. in 1902. He has made 11 brilliant suc- cess ol his musical career and his, many Island friends will bc delight- ed to know of his continued success.

-FISHI _

. _ ._ .\‘on11\ of the herring nets rt'-cently

t‘ras»\'¢~ll. Saint-y, oi S\1tnme1':=1tlc: No. !,1;,L»,,,\ on ,hu nslxing gl-mlm] huvtng

been carried away by tiotrtlng it-1'

ill Straits. tishermen are loathe to take

gular tnonthly meeting oi' the Riy ot llopta institute was held at the ltr.-me of .\l1's. \\'illiam Grant, Murray `Riv-

FURTHER PARTICULAHS.-Mrs.| lox. D. Gillis, Grand View. has re

8; S. NORTHUMBERLAND.-it1~ rt-ived n telegram thu; hor brother; airs have been 1'11~1l11-d to 1~u1nplet- I'tc. Laurin Victor ings. loin-ntry. oifi-

at ullan

U , . _ V _

‘4 S Noxiitutnlie-rlatnl and cially reported admitted to Au r

oneral llo~1pital. Mimeroux, April

ecords Oillcc. Ottawa.

WELL DONE LENNOX ISLAND.--i

iirtv of the voung men of this litlle ood °1't'aso11 to no pmud ot’ their rec-

NG INTERRUPTED -

uch of which still remain in thc

he 1-1;-k 01' setting them where there, s tltuiger of losing them, hence the atch oi' herring so far this season

as yet much hnndi-capped.-ll,

INSTITUTE MEET|NG.- The re-

1' on April 6th. After tl1e reading oi'

tl ie ular business

was taken np. The mem- ers e tn send the second autograph quilt to a hospital in France. A great many box-rs have been sent to the boys at the fro-nt und it was decided to semi more boxes each box to con- tain one shirt, one pair oi’ socks and n box ot` chocolates. $25.00 is being sont as a donation to the Prisoners lteliei Fund. The schools have been been visited i1\ the three sections and seine mo11ey spent on necessary re- pairs made.

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Swollen J o ° nts

It people who `aro

wrists, ankles and knuckles.--could only bo made to

realize that the root of

and the bladder, it would bo easy to get them to send for the fron sample of Gin Pills and put them on

the way to recovery.

73. For years ho nuff ing various romodios

road an ad. of

In Watertown, N11.,

l l

two boxes. They did

FDI KIDNKYS

Ho writes as follows: “ . _ , . -_ _ 1 "ng 1°,-

cine I had taken. After I used the mst two I sont for two more boxes, and I am satistiod, and also know,

crippled vlth swollen jqm¢,_.

their troubles is in tho kidneys

lives Alexander La, Duo, aged ered from Kidney trouble, try- nd doctor'| medicine. Thou he

me more good than all tho moat.

that Gin Pills are the boat kidney remedy made.”

All druggists soil Gin

PUB. 500. :L box, B 'boxes for $2.50. Sample treo upon request to National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto

U. 5. Addrus_-No,-Dru-Co. Inc. 202 Hlin St., Buillo, N_Y_

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the lsiautl' will

the tide with a pitchfork" has nothing on the job undertaken yesterday by

and the result of their labors would

Size 15 on thin neck Size I5 u

sup u1*'ii Q

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V Sin 15 on medium neck Sin 15;( on stout and

Sin NK on tblu neck

Size I5 on stout neck

n medium neck

The Reason For

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"EARN3"nuuAwEEK AT HUME o\'1T'El'Rtt>pl§1?i:l3‘(lil-ltlls lailjatloiit prison-li " TL. Iloaiwy tnlo is homing ers oi' war the l)u11d;t.~' llcd l`l`i,'S>' 50- M

, Help to moot th hge delhi clety tleciticti to c:111va==r= tho otttlayiitg 1' - lndugh-im" p¢'|-|011; py0-- school districts for tuo1\thl_\' co11trih11- W

` ` ',nt or ntonth [rom ull 5

1 vided with profitable all- UQHS Ui iff" ‘P _rl D *_ 1 t willing, to ct.-xitrthutt. 'l`l1c 1»acl1ool,‘T\

‘ - d l en on

» 7'- ye” mu? ‘mp nym ~ l.ea"l\er~'. ui' the followinix school dia'-‘ A“'“°°K““'°°"‘ -Exp"-wlw|e_ ` tricts consented to craiivass their rcs- ;"

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the llesurrection, Johannesbutg. is Elf’ pl"ce` Mme . Soutlr Africa. utrived in Charlotte-1 et's ot` win' fund. M. A. .\i1'l.eod, m"i|l‘1°t£‘::t;,°lfo town vesterday to pay 11 visit to his bec‘y. Bridgetown. ll lmmatiou to e

twen- d "

Intyre. on Saturday.

'1-To phvsical htstruotor oi’ St. Johu'h‘ ._ l _ A l H M p `

Don’i Take Risks lj your stomach is SUOIIE. your liver active, and' bgw. els regular, 'take care to keep them so. 'l_`hese _organs areimportanttoyourheaith. Keepthemmorderyyitl;

‘oilcgo. Brooklyn. who lives at the a1111111.1_11ote1. 'rue coupto not ini chruary. lt was said: and the youngt oman hee-ame the lnstructor's assist-

S thereafter their friends fei-

nt. oon itated them on the nnnounceu1ontoi‘

t-ir cttgugeiiient. Lator invitations

nd d t t t-re sont out and the wdeddlng dpi? G 'I GMU ‘l"l""¢ ¢""“ i . . . _ . , . et for April 28. Yester ay t e o-

a.~1.¥i".'.:..'.';f °-°.'*:.°.'s‘<':.m1::.°.:. tfL°.}.‘1¥;’.~1.i!2t"‘.i`1ii.' ..‘1i.‘1;.,, ‘iff-`.§§§.‘°i`-ii 1<»-'-1-g we =°“~ °“‘=

Fm) 9°-»'-U *L63-Ei357c°“‘|'5*»T°""“' ton, Forest ilill, St1'utl11't;-t.\.1. F0l`l\1\1€

q Head und P1'in11'osc. The amount col- ‘

lecfcd was twenty dollars and

SOUTH AFRICA--lim' ty cents. eighteen dolhns to1 2:10191 nmjg_mcAThe

FROM . . .

Walter Cotton. 01' the Community of four adopted prisoners and two t

' la' and twenty cents for the prison-.

itations

ttughtcl Gene Krey,

marriage will, not c ‘ ould

yesterday, but

'11111t1111111 s' Sttvknit sossctnosns

L 11111>o1uA111' ttsnumn 11111111511 s1a1.Et:ui11 from rats 111EE11's news 1=o11 THE, ti - .;

to Louis L. Mc- A rii 28, at the

oncerned w

and avoid any risk of serious itlness._ A close otftyvo as needed, will help the digestion, stimulate .the bile, and regulate the habits. 'I`heir_ timely use will save ‘_

etc'

the 1'upture. This ' s Mil

parent.~1. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. (‘otton. Brighton. ills numerous friends on 1-HE wE|3p|NG CALLED 0FF__ \ E Mi

be pleased to S00 htm- n-tystt-1-y »u1'rounu.1 tht- 1»r-.--i111 yt~,-1.-1-- ""l°“d“ ° S

da\ ot thc wedding invitations ot'

nllst had caused

-"1\tr1-1, Kathryn Miller recalls tho in- ' 'A IN _ ’ ’ ' ' ' to the arriage oi’ her ` V

‘mm Mcmymia much needless suffering, fortify the system and

Insure <*.f:f2.€.!.._£‘..s.e.}_.;.1\

was denied by ler, but they re- xplanation.--New

fused to oftet' any' e orlt Herald, April 23rd. Prof. Mcln- ' was a prominent member of the

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r?ga:eghh:o and U. S. America- ,la boxes. 2'!

MEADOWVALE INSTITUTE- - 1111".. 1.1.1. 1;.-ey 111111.-1-_ .. 1-1.....-1..-iffw

The 1'et:ul1\r 11101111111' 11101'-tilts D1' dw g1~a.111-11a and 1-1-of.»,11so1~ 1.. 1,. .11t~111- S Meadowlmiik \Vo1nen‘s institute \\'as "`

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bcgweit Athlebic A

held in the school house on April 18th. . .___Y_ _ .__- The meeting opened with singing ot` the island Hymn. After tl\e roll call. the regular business of the meeting was taken up. Two papers on “Dust and its Dangers" and Cleaning the f?ellur" were then read after which the contents ot the Question Box were, fliseussed. The members decided to adopt a prisonei- oi war and also to have the school house cleaned. Meet-

ing closed with singing of the Na- tional Anthem.

RAISING A DUST.- “Pushing back

the street men who were sweeping the accumulated dust of the previous week againlst a northwedt gale oft wind. The men wo1'ked hard and faith-, iully but the odds were against them

compare more than favourably with the wildest storm ever raised by' the “flying witches' on broomsticks” ot’ the good old days when witches in- stead ot aeroplanes ruled the air. ii is lieceeisury that tho streets should be swept and the dust removed, hui there is a time to sweep and the time is not during u gale of wind and the way to sweep is not against the gale. But where is thc auto sprinkler? There never was more need of it than yesterday ii’ for nothing else than tv. keep down the dust raised by the street swoepers.

AUTO REGULATl0NS.-- A linge-

ly attended meeting of menthers ot’ . the Automobile Association, 111e1'rl1- ants and others. was held in the Board of Trade Rooms last night with Mr. R. H. Sterns in the chair, Draft regulations for the running of auto- mobiles were submitted and tlisctms- ed at great length and nlthnaiei_v adopted and ordered to be submitted to tho Government. The principal reg- ulation prohibits tho running of auto- mobiles on' Sundays between 9.30 a. tn. and 1 p. m., and ti p. tn. and it p. m’ This is in tho interest ot' people who wish to attend cl\u11ch with teams. Another regulation was the following: “Outside of tho city limits we will stop our cars in every cas-3 when meeting 11 team and if |101-tw 'sary. get out of our mr, and assist the driver of the team to get by 111| safety." -

The death occurred on April Silt. ot'

Mr. James Forsyth at thc. l1on11'- -ot' ,his son, Mr. Allan Forsyth, (‘,l1nrlott1\- to\vn_ The deceased was born n1»,:1'l . Allmrtoii on November 18th, 1827 anti* up to eighteen mouths ago. livod mtl the t`a1'm on which Elmsdalo statimii is built. Being in his Sth year he was one of tho oldest residents i11 the, -vicinity ot` Atherton, most of th<'-ro111- panions of his younger days, lmving gone to jol11 the great majority. lic, ‘ook an active intterest 'in all puhlici tuestionin of the day. and up to the time of his death took n special i11- 'erest in the war. often expt'f-,1.~'i11g the wish that he would' live to see its md. To him death had no t~e1'1'or.=,_ and he certuirily proved to tltose, whoi were with him in his last days. that death had lost its sting for him. The funeral was held from the l’1'e.=1bytt\1'- ta11 1-l\111't'h at Elnisdale. and although the day was stormy and the roa1`.'.~' al-- most impassable, the chu1'cl1 was til- letl by t‘1'icnrlt-1. both Catholic and Potcstant. The service was conduc- ted by the Rev. Mr. Lockhart, assist- ed by the Rev. Geo. Miller ot' Aibc1'- ton. Mr. Lockhart p1'encl\e=d from the text “As a. man thinketh in his heart so is-' he," interment took place ln the' El111stlalo cemetery. beside his wife who predeceased' him three years ago. lio loaves to mouth. two sons. Allan, of <"i1ar|ot,tctown, and \Vi»ilium oi Van- 1'o11ver,li. (‘. and thrcc tlantzlitors, Mrs. li. T. iviatthows, Surprise. Sutsk.; Mrs. tltev.) I". H, Larkin, Seal'ori.h, Ont.; anti Mrsl W. A. Murray. West Somerville. hiass. also threo l11'ntl1t-,rs 11n1l one sister. John in l\lbc1ton,- l<]l1e11t:ozt'r in ldltnstlalo, William in Lynn. Mass.. and Mrs. Alex iforsyth.

il Elmsdaln.

M1-11. Tltotnas Somers. oi ltcnsing-

ton. has rorelvotl tho following verses from in-.1' son. Privuto John Somc1's,

oi' the liith (Zanudiau Battalion.

Soniowhcrt, l11 l~`ru11c11.

March 28, 19i7

Deal' n|oti111r,--l`h1..1c llnca are front

' lt. sizes

0f'ihrcc1t1r11, all

& R. shirt, one may have a thin neck, one a medium neck and one a stout neck.

Only for the medium neck should the

` ll as the shirt be worn.

Saine 5128 CO 8.1’

The thin neck requires a. collar a quarter- size smaller than the shirt. The stout ncck a quarter-size larger.

Look in your looking glass and see if n $1

er or smaller W. G. & R. collar

would improve your neck appearance or

size larg

add to your comf

Fino shim, collars, pyjnmas, summer underwear and boys’ blouses bearing the W. 0. & R. trade mark one quality-Hut products in every aspect.

M’ ‘Ami tha loved ones for whom they 1- I _ ,; , - . .

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Mi( ' ,. W...

MARK

wearing a size 15 W. G.

ort.

-It is vury' hard to say gooti-hyt' to thot

one yo11 love so true.

When you know l1ishoar1. is hroukiitg At tho thought of lcaviitg von.

llc had' h11a1'd tin-, lniglmt calling,

And he know hi, ought to no

To uphold the tioar oi1t iiulon Jaclt, /\n1I hattlo with tho foe. Y lie 1li,d_,not go for glory. tltoutth va1'l1|

man tlosorvos his nharu.

be a 1ifetime’s treasure? While'-and _tomorrow coupon-cutting! The

Charlott

so elaborate, _be_autiful, not occur again ln year

ssociatlon.

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today instead of tomorrow, and own a Wonderful Bible thatwill

The value and the price make it Worth

may be too late--as thousands are already

etown Guardian

and use ul a Bible---a chance that will

considers itself fortunate in beintg able to secure for its readers

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This illustration shows

€X3Ct Size " ilrcrlt ilomcr, italian i)1t11tc. Ennlisli

' The Book of Job

The voice of (jotl is heard in heaven

and o11 thc carih, llc answers job out oi thc wi1irl\vi11tl. His words arc like unto pcals of tltundcr in infinite space that dic away zttiiidst the awful

Sltakcspcarc, and Gcrnian (iocthc :trc thc \\'orld`s greatest poets. Yet not unc of them cvcr protlucctl :1 book c1|t1al to thc liook of jolt. li is thc

tiiajcsty of thc storm, wliilst the light-

t'11l111i11atio11 of all l1t11na11 thought,

bcyutttl \\'l1icI1 thc tnitnl oi' 1111111 caniit-it mul!" ‘l“7'Zl° with limi! 5l)l°“‘l0l°- Ami

;_,~,',_ It is Cpi,._ il is ]y,.i,.’ it is ,|mm_ job :111s1vc1's and says: “I have heard nm' \\',. ,lwcll in H wah" of lim of 'l`|1cc by thc hearing of the car; but loftiwt i,,_.{l,i,.M;,,,,; --WL. nn. in mc now 111i11c cyc seeth -Thcc." prL.5L.,,L.c uf fmws above and |,,.y(,",1 You cannot ttiidcrstantl literature unless our prcsctlt l1t1111a11 1111dcrsta1uli11g." YU" l"“°W th” Bimk of lobl ll lb' the \\,'c mpc par, in u 50l,1_Scu,,.|,;,,g di5_ most quoted work i11 thc language. I11 cussiol, of thc ,|,_.(.pc5l lm-_,|)1em of Sl1:1l<cspcarc’s lllamlct, next to the I')hi\0S0phy_ WL, cxlmust nt] _.;0]mi0,,§_ l111ol<s of tl1c Bible thc oftcncst quoted \\`c arc prcsciit at' tl1c a1'l1it1'at11c11t of |’l‘~`°`° "f mC"““‘fL`~ lh¢|`C IWC 260 fil- hulmm L.xiStcm.,. itsclp The jm|g__ tniliar 1|uoi:ttions; in his Macbctli, ment is final; thcrc is no appeal. mc “exi i" 0“l°l'» lh¢`l'¢ all 1565 but

i11 tl1c lioolt of _lob thcrc arc 610 phra-

Bui, to crush thc Knlst-r's .11-riny. And tin it fair and 1+r|n111'v_ ' I For the revenge of ninrrierntl' vhild1'o11. in Belgi1um's fair domain. l And his own strong hrnve companions

Yen! it is hard to leave your loved

OMER,

Ami yo11t'l1n1ne town in thu spring, - When the Maple trees are budding.

And the birds begin to sing. But we hope to heat' the peace boil Soon ringing in our ears, When the boys in the ltllts anti' khaki (Tome home mid nhoutn and cheers. Then away with care and nn1l'nes11

Wipe ami-y those falling tears. Just look for tho-silver lining

Who ere numbered with the slain. 1

When the dark cloud appears. ~ Your isdn lar away in the trenches. Aro thinking both day and night Ot' the door old land of tho Maple

The lorc and u'isdt1111 of all the ages is

in thc Book of job. it is logic; it is philosophy; it is -reason; it is inspira- tion. lts thcntc is the Mystery oi' ilunian Sttilcriiig; without which there would bt' 110 l1111na11 \\-'o1'ld, no ncetl for laws, for govcrtitnctit. for in- stitutio11s. It presents iivc solutions

of this wri11l.‘lc1i, world-old problem,

thc last of \i'hit'i1 ans\\'ers thc questimt of .\Ian to his .\ial<cr.

sos. scittcttccs, pa1°:1g1':1pl1s, that have i11.'t'o1nc so tnuch ;1 part and parcel oi' our spcccli, that cvcry writcr frotn t`l1ancc1' to Kipling, has appropriatctl and ntadc them his own. lt will pay you richly to rcatl thc Liook

ttf _lob again and again. Your vocabu- lary will lic mnltiplictl: your taste will

l1c_i1np1'ovc1l: your niintl will gain in \'igo1' and insiglil; :uni you will inl- bibe wisdoni from its fotnitnin head.

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SPE(‘-IAL l"l‘1A'l‘I7RES Ol" THIS l'iE.-\I"I`I_l"UL' BIBLE \

\V 0 R T II 'I' ll

E (`0S'l‘ OF Tllli EN'l‘Il{l‘] BOOK p

Proving the Old 'l`estame~nt, by Dr. Wright.

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CHRIST distinguished from the context

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A11 Paggages in the Old Testament prophetic

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Exltuustlve Margint-.l Annotations. ln1i‘t-x to Parahioa u11d Miracles.

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Dlsscrtutioxi o11 the Lord‘s Ptuyor.

Books of Reference for Students.

Reading oi' Revised Version collated with King

James Version.

Sunday School 'I‘eache1's' Use oi Bible, by

Bishop Vincent.

Calendar oi' Da-ily Headings ot Scripture, by

Whittle. _

Harmony of the Gospels.

From Malaclti to Matthew, by Dr. Forniu.

Biblical. Weights und Measures. Christian Worker nnti' his Bible, by Whittle. I-low io, Study the Bible, by Dwight L. Moody.

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