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sacrificed their positions during the war, now desire to secure employment in the occupations for which they have

been specially' trained. ~

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forces them to employ anybody they can obtain, but should look ahead and avail themselves oi' this unusual opportunity to enlist the services ofhighly trained workers, ordinarily secured only with difficulty. On application there can be referred to you, for example :-f- ~

ENGINEERS _ ' LAW CLERKS _ I ARCHUECTS= 4 ‘ COMMERCIAL ARTISTS - BUSINESS EXECUTTVFS SALES MANAGERS

ACCOUNTANTS TRAVELLINC SALESMEN' "

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thew & Mc},ean are loading the sehr. Eva L.H. with dry codflsh for Hali- fax.-S.

..*ENJOYlNG A HOLIDAY.-Mr.

Arch Currie and daughter Ruth Jean are away on their holidays, Mr. E.D_ Deals of ine Customs Charlottetown is relieving Mr. Currie at the Souris Oflice.'

ENTERTAINED FOR VISITORS.-

.\lrs. F. B. Edgeconilie and Mrs Il. N. Mact‘un|i entertained at bridge yes terday afternoon at their summer home, Cherry Bank, in honor of their guests. Mrs. \\'.J. Robertson, of Ty- ron. l‘.E.l, and Mrs. W.G. Mont- gomery of St. Joliii.-Fredcrlctollf Gleaner. ' __ .

THE MARKETS.-Tliere was a_ fair

market yesterday but not much change to note in prices. Cultivated straw- berries were in good supply and sell- ill! at 14 and 150 per box and at.20» cents per qu:irt. -The ilrst gtioseber- ries _of the_se3son were on sale at I2 t-i it vents. ('liickeiis sold :it $1.50 p;iir, fowl $1.75 to $2.25 each.

HOME FROM THE WEST.-Mr.

Tlioinais G. Kelly, of the l'nited Grain Growers, Delhurne, Alberta, formerly of Tracadie t'rn:=s_ _\rrived in Charlotte town on 'l`\iesda_\' c\'eiii|i|.: to spend a two weeks vaciitioii at his home. It is thirteen years ago since he left the lsl;uitl__ lie is a son of the late Mr. l'. l‘_ I\`t‘lly and ti brother oi' Licut, l"runk Kelly who was killed at Vitny ltitigr. \

ATTENDED BOYS CAMP.-Rev. lt

ll. Stn\'ei‘t of llunter River returned on l-`rid.iy from boys camp wliichwvas held at Victoria July Sth to 18th. l‘lit~rt~ were over thirty boys in ut-- ?vii|i.liicc. These were divided into four irroiips with a leader in cliarr-to oi \‘1\l'h l-Zl‘0\lp. Tho lczulors were Rs-\'_

G_ S. Patterson and Rev, H. ll. ll:i_\'w:lrtl. The camp :is ti (vhole wis in I-liairize of Mr. R.C. Sltlenlus, The i'l>.\'f~' -\\'IlU “'l`r‘~` `Drcs1'iit "beak in tht' liigliest terins of the good work done in the camp and of its effect on their lives.

LOST A LEG.-Among soldiers who

arrived home this week beariiig evi- dences of war's havoc, was Robert R0R€‘l‘H. who was formerly eiiiployed on thc dining room staff of the Vic- toria liotcl_ Pte. Rogers belongs to l<`redci'icton_. in this pi'ovincc, and re sided for seven years in llope llivcr. He enlisted in llostoii, and sailed for ovt-rseas from St. John. He joined the -i~itli lluttzllion und in the battle ni' (_‘u|iibrai on Scptciiilier '.fSth, 19l8, was wounded in the .~;houldcr, hrin :\:irl' lc_'.': by slirnpiivl. Ile was so b:td~ ly woundt-d in the right leg that it lizul to ln- niiiiiiitntetl the next day close to tlu~` thigh. Ile la|il`t`ored it l»Zrt»at tical both from tht- wounds in llie leg and slioulder and was for iiinny iiionihs in hospital, but liappily is now uiztiin in first class health, lie rt-tur|it~d to <‘annd:i in April lust and has lit-on under treutinent in hospital in Toronto siiiro. Ile has to report back to Toronto on August 15th.

'l`ht‘rv arrived home from Arcliaiigel,

llussiit last evuiiiiig it well known (`liar loitt-to\\'n boy in the person _of Gun~ ner \\`illi:liii Gillespie. He is thc soil

tr. going ovcrst-:is lit- ivan-I on military servit-r~ in lizilifaw for nearly ii your

I " L ' ` " “r " On April ist, lfilil he went overseas

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has a representative to_ render special service in the re-establishment of the retumed soldier.

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with the lllli Brigade. Ainniuiiitloii Coluiuii, siiliscqiieiitl-y tmnslcrriiig to the Zird Divisional Aiiiiiiunition (`ol-

_'_t , uiiin. With that unit he took part ln scv \_" ’_ _' f-ral lizittlvs., iiicludlng Viiny and llill

Til. lie was lnvalitlcd to England and \\'l|r~n rcctiperalt-,i volunteered for Illini sian service and has been in service tliern ever since. Gr. Gillespie has, had some thrilliiu: and interesting ex- pe|'lenct-s. llis sister. Miss Nellie Gillespie is still overseas.

Nursing Sister Ina Glllan.

-Aiming arrivnls in the city last

t-vf-ning was \Zuisini., Sister lna Glllnn

Street, Miss Glllan his put in two and ai .half years service in France and will be heartily welcomed home h_v livr litany frlentis here after her cre_li- tahle rcrortl of service.

i Pm I., L- ' ~ _ '-*Q rlttngliler of ltirs. Belle Glllan, Grafton H _ I

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The litir;<u~ races nl North Tryon

llriving l'.irk yesi_irl:|j.' were atlonii- fifi bv ti good ga-tlivriiig de»pito the flirt-iitfiiiiiig wetitht>i'. The rat-ing \\>_~\s keen and the spectators sliowoi by their applniiso and their favourites that tlrey enju_v|=d every inliiule Tn.- truck is prottily situ:iteri_iii the midst of a very thriving sect/lon of country

_lt has lieeii rcnivuiod and practically'

rebuilt by a progressive roiniiiiltee who are out to eiicnurage good clean sport. llorsniiien who took part praise tho iuaiinirciiient in the !iiKl|t¢;<it terms. it is regrettable that the 2.10 paw- did not |i|t\tei‘lalize but it iz; :ib- solntely through no itiult ol’ the man- agciiieiit. However the meeting dein~ otistiwitetl tllut it would hc almost im- possllilc to hold four events in tno afternoon as it was well after sun- down when tin- three contests fiiimh- ed. Dr. Chrlstoplier a native son now of lloxliury Mass, again handled the “liell` and its ususil his "'startlni:," was entirely satisfactory..

The olllcinls_were:- _ Si_nrt<:t'. F‘. W. (`_hi'isiopiiur.

' H oAv'-- .‘.~coi\i. .Rtopuihalh Tan:-mean-s nu-_"mug 'lu in

('_ ll. l'etors, Ilcv. ll.Il_ Stavert, ltev,__

200 tons coal for

summinmo A1 soums.-Dr. mia

Mrs. T. Carleton Allen. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex. 'I`l‘.ompson and little daugh- ter, Mrst P. Holden and little son, and Miss Phyllis Taylor make a party

P. E. l., Says the Fredericton Glean er.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-Messrs.

UFUUP Sl0\\'8,rt & Co. are having plans prepared for their new machine shop' :in the Company'ii wharf. it will he a building 115x60 feet, two storeys high. l‘lie plans are being made by Messrs C. B. Chappell &-. Hunter.

. 1 , _ ~ eoci L bpnonsohrious.-R~-cor-1 bongreigatlmis-'greeted Bev. P. 'A. 'Fitzpatrick last. Sunday. At Tryon, he siifihe on Josiah and was assistb`d_ Hi* iii-v. ii; rf. nice win. ami-efl prayerratid sang yerv effectively. "l)oa_s_ Iesus- Care.” Mr. Slaclttortl and nts' ‘iiughter highly i_i.\' ured tlw Cvl\2£l’l-'S- itioii with' a ilelightfully rendered luet_ At De Sable Rev. i\ir ltice sinus “Face to Face, and the Victoria con- .zregation was tielielil-nt -fini h'= vien- wlo at night. At De Sable the pastor spoke on l;i~: "t,"liristi:|:i l.ii-: ns .I I-'ight and ai itace. lu the evening his heme was "Ans\vnr_\d l‘rt\yer.’. _

..* A sic success.-Tim G_w.v_

A. of Georgetown held ti very euc- cessful strawberry and ice cream fes- llvtil and dance on July 17 inthe Town llall and realized something over $100 . Hearty thanks is tlue the people of town and country who tlonated cake 'renin aiidstrawberries showing in their kind and generous way that they ippreciate what our returned men li-all done for them in the great war. The uct-oiiiiianiste of the evening were Mrs. .\lcl{cnna, lllrs. lieinphlll and Mrs. Fail-clilltl also Mr. Max llilchy one of the returin-_tl mon. They tripped the gay i`:iiitai~tit: until tht: wee hours of moriiing to tht: strains of vloliii and piano. `

Iii tho popular p.m'laiit'c oi the day

Suinnicrside “put it all over" (‘hur- lottetowii at baseball in ‘Suiiiniorsitle lust evening. The extent of the dain- 'uxe was 16 to 2. It was an "ititerest» ing" ganie-for Suninier.=iltle_ In the ilrst six innings Cliarlottetoivn failed to make ti solitary run, and in the _-icvt-nth tlicyniauaged-to make the two which saved them from annihil~. ation. Summerside iinltlo three in he tlrst iiiiiiiigs, none in the second. one in tli_c_tlii`rtl, three iii.the fourth. oriciii the, fifth and ciizlit iiir, the sixth. They did not play the scv- enth, _ _ _ The teunis_liiied_up ,as follows: , Summerside Charlottetown i._vle . . . .._ _pitcher .'.Sziu|ider.- .liurphy _ ._ catcher ...Fi'aii<-is Gaffney _ 1 base Martin Graves . 2 base Milford .liclizircii il base ._ ._..l)uiisford Grady _ .., .. ln;:rniii_ _ _ _ _ _ .

ln t-ircnlatlnii lute last nicht. to' the effect thai. Mr. A. A. Mclieun has been appointed l.ieutr‘n:\tit Governor of Prince liltlward Island. The l‘Ull0\”i has not _vet been verified. Tile report includes the tiiiiiotiiitreiiieitt that the North West Mounted I’ollt'e, of which Mr. McLean is t-oiiiptroller, has been taken over by the Militia Department.

AN ISLANDER PRESENT.--Govern

mental rcgulutloii on the prior-_ of liitles and eiiilissieo on (iaiiiidian skins for export' to the United States. was the solution it tht lilgh price of foot wear iii (‘aiuitla, offered hy .lfsepli llaoust, union-r aid shoe nianu."f'tur- cr, oi ‘1":_.'-_li in an address deliv- ered before ‘the convention of the Caiizttllan National Shoe. Retailers’ .»\:~» _~~»t'iation in 'l‘oioiito Tuesday. 0i'lit,:» rs were elt‘t'ivd .is follows Vice-preaitleui for niaritiin:_ provinces, ll. W. Risiliig St. John.. lixevutivc Committee, mari- time proviiietis, W. I.. Tuttlo. lliilifex; (T. I. litiglies. ('h:lrlottotown, and l.. lligirlns, .li.-`Moiit:ton. 'lt was decided to hold the next coiiveiitiou in Muna re-ul. _ ,

. A i.:ootl_iii.tn has gone to his ro- wnrd in 'the pf-rson of Daniel J. Mc- llolinld (the iiinsoii), =lilt\ck l’o|ni,l,oi 47. Mr. Mtzlloiinlil was not well for the past. yt-nr. ()ii the 10th lust. he took a snrltlen wcuk spell. The family becaiue :llririnod and the priests of the diocese ull being on Retrofit, at tcleplione iiies:-uiirt-_ wus nent to (‘_hnr- luttctoivn for n prle:-ii., who forthwith arrived by-.the evening train ut lil- inirn. and who ndminirtteretl the last sucrniiieiits to the dying man. lie rallied afterwards, hut, before the week liatlended, pm-isetl away. llc was hurled ut St. (iolumba cemetery Saturday, ifltli, with mass of requiem and obscquies at the grave. The fun- eral was large and repim-ioiittitivc, showing ln n striking manner the es-

~n'f~lghbor.~i ond ncquaintaiiees. For

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B. W. McArthur. 3.3.3. TifIfE‘21_ZIf,§, 2:24, 2I23’,§. ' 2$_¢"Trot and Pace

John .R, J. A. Rogerson. 1.1.1 Angus Dillard, _MacKinnon

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the first twenty-live or more years

aid followed- tho mason trade general- ly assisted in- the work by his broth- erf, Junior and Joseph. Most of the mason work on buildings, foundn- tlonspkilns, etc., in Souris and East.- oi*_n'Kings were built by Mr. McDon- ltl and his brothers, hence, "Dan tho mason." "Jim the mason," so tamillnr were these brothers in the trade. His father. John J. Mellonald, possessed a large tract of land at Black Point. and apportioned it to his live sons. Daniel, James,-Joseph, George and Angus, another son, James .ohn,was given a fum not far .av/ay. All these brothers. including Dania), built hous- ien, married and settled on U18 0111 homestead. all are , _itvlrs _except James, George and. Dan. _(thB_.S\1b-

ject.) He ~progpered_ (aiming as he dld~ masoning: He le veg one son.

John Aeneiil--lt home. BMI lflnihef.

son, Charles, .settled at East Lake.

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(_‘lr:Il‘lottetown changed liiteliers " Q m¢i""f" .__~ , #W ‘ ._ three times, Saunders. Arhueklc and _ _-' ' ,__ _0 _ G -_ Martin each taking a ht1nti_ _ _ _ _-' _ 3-.__ ‘ ~` . _ _ '

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