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-`-`-HARD COAL The- ~~- ~

Schooner “Rebecca M

Walls” sailed from New _ _ York on the 1st July with _ 900 tonewllard Coal for f_".l1§, of ."‘ I A Packard & co _f

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S. 8. HALIFAX -The S S

fax is due ln port at 7 o'clock morning

DISTRICT CONVENTl0N W

Church, July 22nd

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THE MINTO - Tile Mlnto ls

from Halifax to complete repairs

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Hall River, will come off Wednesday, July tw" because It dmv" out of c 8 _ ml" 'ml' “B advertised 1828 blood the liumors that cause them /‘T Eruptions cannot he successfully

THE SCHOONER FLORENCE

M rivea in itusuoo vine with s fun ci: ifemfl With °x¢°"°‘l *PPlJ°»llPl‘\\»

S. will be held in Grace Methodist go of cedar posts for Joseph Gallant l’ec““9° l'll°5° °5“°l Pllflff ull _

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Hood's Sarsspsi-ills makes rich, ‘”\»

ex THE BRANT - The Brant sailed red blood, perfects the digestion,

pected ln Charlottetown Wednesday from this port at noun yesterday on ghd bmlds up the whole system In- ‘

her eastern trip taking supplies and “sg on bww' H0041; Q” xt nm, 5”,

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COAL The Schooner 1?

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“Bessie Keefer” is charging ai Cargo of veriiess‘ Pea Coal for A Pickard & C0

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ward Grover” aiid “Blanch M Thorburn” are loading Old Sydney Screened Coal at North Sydney for A Pickai'd&

A. Pickard & Co. have

Hard Wood fsr sale, cut: any length, just the thing

RELIABLE Fishing Tackle

Our s ock of reliable fish ing tack e Rods,Reels, Lines, Flies Baskets, etc, is most complete If you are plann ing a day s fishing do n

fail to give us a call

Take a KODAK” or

BROWNIE Camera

With You '

they add to the days pleas- ure and give you a reminder

of the outin . We hav them from $1 Oand up

for the open fire place. The Peoples’ Druggist

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THE ARMY OF IRISHMEN

night. said that up to the liith of June

iollléd the army. ilC00rlllI1i! £0 ll report. tion government, but that inasmu of the speech, made by the Freeman's it existed only from day to day, a Journal, wlilcli reached London late |were, it could not in any event pre today. Mr. Redmond stated that 09' home rule from conilug into opera those who have enlisted, upward of__automatlcally nt the end of the wa

REM EMBER Wednesday, July

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Geo. E. Hughes

lathe sale ot.. Daniel Moresldds,

nswismsen iran 'riiilx Pam

q-,'13,

Daniel Moreside’s, Norlth River is choice stock

left Sunday by motor boat for

gone one week

SUM REALIZED--The sum

festival held on the beautiful gro

June 30th, instead of $825.10 as vlously stated.

book their orders immediately in der to take delivery direct from

seventy thousand are Catholics

LONDON._-lilly 2--~l0ll“ E- Rell' some twenty four thousand are e

Inuntl, leaflet" Of the Irish natlonallstlled members of the Irish national party, speaking at Dublin, Thursday unteers.

Mr Redmond is quoted as saying

120,741 lrlslimen l’r0ln ireland had that he still did not believe in 0

and nrol- vol-

oali- i as s it vent tion r.

lations were being extended to and Mrs. George Webb, of brouck Heights, New Jersey, on

the frienilsliip and respect of ni citizens. Mrs. Webb is n .sister

of the S. S. Northumberland.

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HORSE RACES July 12th.

Reg. '60c a lb.

Today

llRowntree’s English Candy

Good Old Country_ Candy fres

from England-just arrived. ~

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guarantees purity, flavour and delic- iousness. _

This is real box candy-today

special at ..... ......... ,_ 49c lb.

McKinnon Drug Co. Cor, Great Gtorge andiKcnt #Streets

tries for the horse races held by

I Charlottetown Driving Club in

named, unless their names are gi in to the Secretary. Four races on the program, viz. Class A Trot Pace,B Trot, “B Pace, Champions) Half Milo, between Queen Cather

lu enter” and n slow class trot u pace. _ 1849.

of this city in the heavy bereuveni

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our best efforts but the best to be had in the tobacco line.

Hickey & NicholsonToh. Co., Phone 345 - - Manufacturers

passed away. Sunday evening

ret lliizcltlne, who yielded up

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all about it.

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::Pi-|o1'ooRAPH|c` suvstiss. We have an agency for the celebrate

Plates, Developers. Cameras etc.

Miss Ada Bradbury

88 Great George Street.

working. Stamped Linens an

Street. _ 2036-6-22M1Mo

Rose Petals Cold; Cream

Petals, Cold Cream

of unrivalled; merit for

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Sullivan, the case was begun in which E. l.. Harrington, proprietor of the North American Hotel, stands charg- ed with having on March 9, 1915, in `(‘.liarlottetown, wounded " Robert Thompson with intent to do lilni grie- vous bodily harm.. The.-A»ttorney-Gen- oral, Hon J. A. Matliieson, is prose- cuting the ca_.se,,_wli_ilc tli_e accused is represented hy Mr`.` J. `J. Johnston, K.'C. The witnesses' examined yes- terday were Drs Ralph. McMillan and

Young and Fred Godfrey. The doc-

. tors gavelevldence touching the na-

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_ed the _incldent.of,-the shooting and 'l‘lionipson's_injury.. When the, (‘ourt adjourned at 5 oiclock Young had just left the stundi The Court-"meets this

"Ansco" Photographic Supplies and carry a full line of Films, Paper,

Special attention given to developing and printing. Bring your films to us.--E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore.

Art Needle Work and materials for

Threads of all kinds. 88 Great Georg

he heltl*'at‘ the Car Ferry, Carletaii AN ISLANDER -From Charlotte ADJQYRNED MEETING of (ale, Fointi Wednesday, Juiyn7 I -1 . 1848 to Serbia is a far cry. and the world is ¢Ionia‘ C hh Tuesday evening, July 6.

but small after ull as the following ar'8 o"cldtlk

DONT FORGET the gale of choice curihus coincidence shows Mrs J »~ ,

milch cows on Wednesday, July itllilaut A Frasier og ithili; city, in clalirresllalond POWNAL SUNDAY SCHOOL PIC

is ng wit a ren -of iers iss aud NIC-The members of the Pownal

Ford, who is on the nursing staff of a Sunday School together with n large hospital in Serbia wrote that there number of friends, enjoyed an exl

A MOTOR CRUISE -Mr Malcolm was one Islander in the Serbian army, ceedlngly pleasant picnic at Haael Irwin and Mr H C Burke, of this city Mr Roy Leitch. of Charlottetown The brook yesterday afternoon There

Cape other day a letter came to Mrs Fra was a large attendance and the little

Traverse They will then cross to the ser from Miss Ford's sister. Miss Irene ons had the time of their lives, while mainland. going as for as Sydney be of Montrose, Scotland, who had spent the older visitors were equally merry

fore returning They expect to be some months in Charlottetown two _--

31;/Fliirslago. thetgliestt of] Mrs! Fraser LEAGUE OF THE CROSS PICNIC ~ ss rene wro e in s e ia a e ter -The League of the Cross Picnic at

of from her sister who stated that the Fodhla Station yesterday afternoon

$2510 was realized at the ine cream very day after Mrs Fraser’s letter was a decided success and affoided it

“mis reached her. that p train loaded with splendid outing foi the large trowii

of Mr. John Moi-aside, North Rive;-_ oh Serbian troops on their way to the in present The weather was delightful

pre. terior, stopped at the hospital camp. and all present went in for an after-

I1’ PAYS to lilly in this Province. THE SALE of choice milch cows to H0031. 53,5395,-i11‘ “mov”

be held at Daniel Moreside's North ,cmfuh wus' buds and otha, em

One of the soldiers entered the camp to borrow some sugar from Miss Ford,

HARD COAL-_A gh;-ee mugged and he was introduced to her as Mr. excellent music during the afternoon.

schooner with a fun cm-gh 0111,”-dC0u| Roy Leitch, of Charlottetown, Prince has arrived at Summerside for R. '1‘. Ellwlml ll‘l““‘l~ GENEROUS C0NTRlBUTl0Nf-- Holman Limited. Customers should ---- Oli Jllly 181. U16 PP-‘lltlffllltl Ol Murray

HOW DID THEY DO IT-The Six

Mr. Charles Cuming, Chief Enginegr me Dairy DlVl5l0"- Wlll be Present and

game they wil ,have two teams, one chosen from tile best players among

the oighbouring villages The use of

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Any outing whether it be n extended trip or a local xcursion can be made mor njoyable through the use fa_ Camera. Picture _making is an art

worth while. It affords im- mediate pleasure, develops the artistic sense and pro- vides 2_i pictorial record o your liie which _will gro in value and sentiment wit advancing years.

An Autographic

Camera _

,` will enable you to kee ' -exact data regardin eac

Come in and' have-

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--ii-01 A i -I r ,_A - Skill, S\l_i\l)l.ll‘li,»li3i‘l: d mctufe wi'iICh y0\1t8§€~ ' "Toronto eighteen hours later--arrival _Jammu-wa»E»§_51Ah=;=_\;sl»1l==un;g:n=u¢=l‘ev \ egkles, ' hy the Queen ony being umsa

making a selection

Our Ex erience

should be invaluable to you.

in Phot08l'8Phic Supplies.

.lohnson `& 'Johnson

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Rhier Choice stock to iie,,so\d 1828 closed for vacation from the 'ith to held at the Car' Ferry (hirieton Point. in

the 14th Inst inclusive l8.i375m3l Wednesday, July, 7 1848 sin

1844

noon and they succeeded. The League of the Cross Baud discoursed

Harbour hold .i tea art in uid of

01'- ~ - ‘ - D Y the best cows in the herd of Andrew Mc- the Patriotic Fund, and as a result of 1 _ _ _ _ _

vesgei and thug have money on every Rae & Son produced last year 2,367 the energy oi' the organizers in that 1 '-

t0n. ' 1748-7-1M3iE2i pounds of butter fat, an average of vicinity, and thc generous patronage

394.5 pounds per cow. The six best in of the people. the gross receipts were.

GOLDEN wEDp|N(;_ ___ Cong,-aiu. Whi. Gibson’s herd made 2,163 pounds $700.00. and the net receipts in thc

M,-_ an average of 360.5 pounds per cow. vicinity of $500.00. $300.00 of the

Has. and the six best in B. R. Brown's herd amount was contributed to the Pat-' . .-

the made him 2,037.6 Dvunds. an average rlotlc Fund; $100.00 to tho Belgian - - _

occasion of their Game" Wedd|ng_ re. of 339.6 per cow. These men are pa- Relief Fund, and the balance to the gently at their h0me_ M,-_ and M,-5_ trons of the Dunstaffnage creaniery Red Cross Fund. Mr. W. H. Prowse

Wobh were for “muy wears residents and the visitor who goes to the pa- acted as Secretary-Treasurerg. The c of Cimrlotgemwm where they enjoyed trans' picnic on Friday, July 9th, will action of the organizers and people _

any be told how these cows are handled of Murray Harbour is very much ap-

g and fed, Mr. Geo. H. Barr, Chief of_ preciatcd, A -~ - '

most up-to-date methods of handling -Visit this famous spot, July 6th, St. in a Union Station, (Bonaventure)

EW cream in order_ to get better returns. James Sunday School Picnic. Return Montreal, thence 'Femiskaining and

Rev bf Gflullllef Wlll 11lS0 <l0l\V0r all fare onl 50 cents 1755-7-1M3i Northern Ontario. Transcontinental

the ~ - y con-"¢“‘l¢l.|'9S9 111111 tell What improvement ____ Railway and Grand Trunk Pacific

- ' ‘tation at

nection with the Orange Tea, close l‘“,s bmi” lflrougllt “b°“t ill llls Dllflsh connecting in the Union S tomorrow evening. No horses \v_ill be tllrollgh “l‘“ed,»e"°rtS "-.m~u‘e pa" of N Wlllllllwg. f0rl‘l1B il C0i1llill10\lS bv-lid Uf

ven me pe°l7le~ ` " 1857- steel from ocean to ocean

are ‘ -"_ ` Publications pertaining to this new and -B/i.SEB.A_l.-L .CLUB 0RGANlSED.- route with ocean to ocean map may be

iip The y°“.“.g l’e‘fDle of Vlctoflil have procured from all principal ticket

recentlv organised a basketball club “gems and pnqsehgpr representative-;

hte _ ~ _ . » - f » »

ghd Del-hy hm] any Others who wig), flllll are l00kl\18 f0I`W0J‘d £0 a .l0lly 80011 of the Canadian Government Railways

nd time during the long suuipiere enings and Grand T,-“nk gy5tem_ ______m_

When they get rightly starts -"in the _ 1g41.7.(;ME1i ' ‘

tween Toronto and Winnipeg is 1257

then made over the Temiskaming and

scenic beauties of Timagami and the

interesting Cobalt district,

Cochrane is reached at 4.25 p. ni.

and “The National" there begins its Journey over the main line of Cana- da`s Transcontinental with its solid roadbcd. little curvature and no notice- able gradients, all contributing to the greatest degree of comfort by day or night. lt traverses a country of won- derful possibilities in which tens of thousniids of settlers will carve out their homes in the future.

The region between Cochrane and

Winnipeg is one possessing great at- tractions for the sporisman as well as the settler. for hero are situated some of the finest fishing waters on the Continent, while big game abounds in the forests. There is an ever changing panorama of lu-aiit_v_ Great rivers, flowing north and south. have their source in this height of land country and here the indian. unspoiled by civilization, still makes his home. it is indeed virgin territory, for its natural loveliness has not yet been mnrrml by flrc' or the lumberman.

Before entering' the Province of

Manitoba the train runs through the famous Nibigami (country of lakes) region, another of Canmlu's magnific- ent holiday resorts, rcnching Winni- 'peg at 3.50 p. m. ~ `

Eastbound “Tho National" leaves

,Winnipeg at _£3.15 p. ni,__arriving at Cochrane at 6 ll'» p m next day and

12 05 noon

Cam-era talk Wah us' At Winiilpogltlie 'Grand Trunk Pac-

ific lines afford splendid connections

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Canada, the Pacific Const California

orsing the Canadian Rockies and oth

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We also pr°vlde the best marvels of scenic interest.

The opening of this new route

makes an epoch in the history of Can- ada as the new service will provide for fast through travel from Halifax

, to Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Vic-

The Qualltv Dr||g_q(0fe toria. and other Pacific Coast cities,

via an All Canadian Route. the Canad

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All he Styles That Are New ii I Are lncludqqi In Our Asso ments Yes Sir Your Size Is Here In Your Style At Your Price!

You don tget away from the fact that these new

straw hats are the best looking brought out in years' All the good styles are here, of course plenty of different weaves and kinds of straw too

Prices don’t remind you of highway robbery

either-come in and look them over carefully. Most men that do are glad that they came here. So will you! Try it! Now.

Panama Hats $4.00, 6.50, 8.00, 10.00. New Straw Booster $100, 1.25, 1 50, 2.00, 2.50. New Soft Straws 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.25.

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milcs and “The National” will make a (‘.lHlt€l'lJ\1Ck. is 21 Well-kll0Wll nrt C011- fast run, covering the distance in forty noisseurl 111111 Wllféll llc LliS<f0vL‘rS two hours, Westbound passengers Jack`s "genius" he publishes it to the leave Toronto at 10.45 p. m. and irav- world. Joscplllrw Van Duscn. the elling over the Grand Trunk lines are girl -liwli l0V€S. tll9l‘€\\D0ll 00059015 10 at North Bay at 7.00 o'clock next marry lilm and insists that he an morning. A splendid daylight run is noiince their viigiigciiient. But Jack

Northern Ontario railway, through the Grilliiilll. all Rrllsts' model. and HOW

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containing wonderful night views

repented again this a‘)_ernoon cvcniiig.

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BOLE ENLISTS TO

der of llie “Fighting Tenth" who wa

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rival for the glrl's hand. Percival

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INVITATION

Prospective purchasers of Silver Foxe§,_and newspaper

corre?ondents, are cordially invited to visit the ranch of THE ILVER FOX RANCHING CUlVIPANY._at Alberton. Prince Edward Island, and view the most superb herd of -Standard Bred Silver Foxes in the world. Here is a marvellous exhibition of purestrain breedlim *that de-_ monstrates the full and unmistakable meaning of the,term “Standard Bred" as applied to Prince Edward Island’ Silver Foxes. _ _

Famous “Sir Wilfrid,”-(proud sire of two "litters a

season.) “Zoe,” “]ack," "Colonel," “Teddy,’ A1‘Chi¢ “Strathcona,” “Silk Hat Harry\,"-foxes that have made more than $150,000.00, and w use ‘photos have been ad- mired on two continents, are inclu ed _in the one hundred and fifty thoroughbreds within our inclosure, together with young litters of eight, seven, six, five, etc.

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spirntion, and if l were to marry V0" niv inspiration would Cease ‘ Nell. ovcihc-urs the conversation and when .luck tells Josephine the tr th ~th.it he cannot paint a stroke and

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knows nothing about art--she realizes that he is doing it for her sake. Jac s <oni’ession, instead of being accepted .is the truth, is hailed as one more ccccntricity of his genius So, una e lo get iid of his great reputation he maiiles Nell and lives happily ever

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DOUBLE BEREAvE|v|gNT_._ The _ _ _ _ ` special mention might be made of

sympathy of n wide circle of friends i.hseterS;i:.Fe(x,,)’ 9:23( uxh?ctg:e;iffi°??kt§e Fahtntzagxinliiifilirii:i'e\gi>i/e'i‘eiJvdf1h'didliior -I-HEATHE|mr'“" A;1i“‘l;{ie‘ghWeekly'|'b tene :last

Wm go out mwmds Mr' W‘ W' Hangs; ,be open to a cliallenge from teams ol’ Gwernment Hallway' interest ng a as ever e‘ n B ololi

. . _ . . . _ » ,the great fair at San Franc soo; a so

Z§II‘°i~‘..Il.‘i."f.‘5..‘.‘.‘I.‘1.i§’.."i.‘;i.§§fi”’l$ii.E13\@ ‘M 0" B0--1<=“ and N<f1S°“i../§§.1l‘.2”{’.§.§§‘.‘§‘ "‘H‘~lT“’1»‘i.'§I.`?`..`1l§.i°‘.‘2."'.`.i .. ‘”"‘i‘2“‘2 ““°"“.."i~ TF” ‘“‘?1".§.§"'5S§i\\\~ L»~S“=-He ‘Wills Nw ‘f°'“- '“° V she sltrgeis was generously given the have a. new service tlietween Eastern siigggshfiilosgriii sbtyc 0Jrr¥lhi l~‘1(;ming ’*l""l'll’ “ld ul Maldcn" England and was followed by his daugliter, Marga- fnget f¥)rMl;'rali'tice°s“;§]1-I' Tlzggatenrgg and Western Canada, WhS0h_ R0\,,.r|_ Leohhl-(1 and Elia

' hor Snulrdny evemn q__v y a Fast passenger service is to bo in- 1-lull, ii.; hero and heroine, eniergc

__lll'0 ill_l.l_!0 C0i1_\D“l`i\llV€lY early use Of _ g" ' ` auguraied on July liith between Tor-' lmppily from their long series ol' ad- 33, \1l’l9I` H tW@lV@ Yeflfli' lllllells- Her ' ””_"""`1"”"°*"` onto and Winnipeg ovcr the Canadian ventures and are happy. ilenry Cur- deuth makes .the thirteenth which IZNEW HAI-Rf FASHIONS. --Puffs. Government Railway, (The Transcon- ,tt-r, as the villainous Wilkerson dies has occurred in Mr. Hnrperis family. Curia and Braids are the iiewc roation tinental). the Grand Trunk System by his own hand, imagining he is be- Thrcc wives and tn children have ill I-Iair Goods. We welcome their re- and the Tcmisknming and Northern ing pursued by the llindu from the goiic to the Great Beyond, Mr. liar- turn. Mrs. Wlilte is always pleased Ontario Railway. temple from which the idol was stol- per is certainly having more than his gl ellemgisttrlaté the niaavustyélelsq at These three railways are combining en. Mrs. Darnell, the solo survivor

U ell 0 9 - ‘-ii-‘6» tf. to make this new service of a superior of the conspirators repents of lu-r

_ class in every respect. “The Nat- sins. The closing scenes were very

SUPIEEME CCIURIT.-lin fthe = onal" is the appropriate name which effectively staged. 'i‘lic wedding

Dfeme 30\1l‘ YES ef DY 9 OPS - -‘S , has been chosen for the principal train scene especially captivated thc ladies. l»0\`llBlllD the Chief Justice, Sir W. W. “.'l|'l,I"`\\\\\\\v/Il III... on both its cast and west bound jour- The Genius, a three-part Broadway

neys. star feature, a Biograph special class- S

This train will leave Toronto each cd as one ot' the sprightliest comedies

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and ever produced on the stage, this de- Winnipcg on each Sunday, Tuesday iightful play in motion pictures and Thursday, its equipment. consist- is :i swift succession ot’ scenes whose ing oi' colonist sleeping cars, electric hunior will occasion gales ot langliter. lighted first class couches, tourist and in order to win the girl he loves, John standard sleeping cars and dining car, Spencer must become an artist, und which will bc operated through with- hc <locsn’t care how much it costs. out change. So he arranges to pose as instructor

The mileage by this new route be- to a group ot' starving artists, ills

other interesting events. A rousing comedy hat kept the audience in a. continual uproar closed an excellent pictorial programme, which will he

AVENGE HIS DEATH

ST CATI-{ARlNl'lS. Ont.. July 4.-

To avenge the death of his brother. Colonel Russel Boyle, the former Fort Colborne man. and gallant command

trcnclieously shot and killed by a German prisoner after he had led his men in .a glorous charge through the wood at St. Julien, Mabton Lambert Boyle, himself an old soldier, and a wt-ll known rancher at Crossfields, Al ta., has enlisted at Calgary with the

Since the death of his brother Mr

Boyle has been settling up the family affairs und although it had at fir t

50th were about to leave shortly for thc front, and that more men were wanted. Mr. Boyle joined them as a

_ private. For a year and a half he

saw service in the. South African

a year with the Canadian Field Ar

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