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piisoiiers pi‘i‘pm'liniiiiieiy to loss sill"- ferrcd-soiiieiliing like ill-l |ii'i.~‘oiit-is io three killed, as l ri-rail; this re- cord hail' been lliittiuweil on anutiiei- part ol’ the line and thi- ('anaiiiun.~‘ were going baekwiller il. The hos- pitabl-n chaps invited nn- to iuiiw' along! t

I have never incl a Vziiiaidiaii who,

impressed nie inori- deeply with his sense ol' lcllmvsiiip wiln i\n|t-i'i<-a than did' Walsnii. In all his talli

about, llic llniled States he ap- ,md wus mi,~}V W9" a;¢_ended_ The -0'LBAFiV.- (‘.lark's `-Silwllllll ill l’."’““|""l th” ‘“"l’l‘“" "l 9"" “""‘"‘| inusii- 1':-init-reii by Messrs Etliiiund U`L0f“'y *Wins t0 be 001115 W0" “mc” from the .\ineri<-an staiiiipoiiil. 'l ren- [.,_l.,`._ \.iUH"iSl_ and wilfrod (;u||am_ he has reopened his place oi business. tur¢;_tlni1 no nian in all iiiiroiic war. |mmi'sl_ “__” “.m.my of Sperm; mL-“_ -Although suniincr does not iililium- happier _wlien .\in_ni~ii~a took her" |i,,n_ fm". ,Smp_(|mw;"g bv Mn |.;_ to bn vory near an icq cream parlour slaml “"'l‘ ill" "\ll"""~ li’i't'_i_\', was a-iso a pleasing feailire of lll1S llittlll 0D0lI0tl ill '~’0llI\€Cll0l\ Wl'-U

(ii~iicra.l \\'alsoii used his ln~<||'ooin thc i-|ilei'titi|iiiieiil. l.\inuli was' serv-' l’Htil`H 09U1lJllSh‘lIl0l\t Ill 0'L08FY~~\V

for his woiksliop. I iiuauincil that the ed at inidnlgiit_ 'l`liv p|'oc-cells rcaiiz-I room had something oi thc alino.-- cd go iowaids thc- Patriotic Fund.-ll.l -'ENJUYABLE REcEPT|°N'“‘0“

F-*L . . -. tg at ihe` home of Mr. W. Bernard.

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plit-rv ol'.a iicwspapcr eillce 'i`he General rouldn‘t have been more inodi-sl in his ways ii, instead ol’ ex- :iiniiiing war maps, he had been gl--.iiit-lin.: ai the proofs in the otiice ni' his iii-\vspii|wi'. the Quebec ('!non- ii-le. iii- and his stall were a very happy |`:iii|ily. I should lriko to spend an liour in that t`i'ientlly circle alter wliail has liappened.

'ness to a halt on account oi' the ro~

- The Weste

-'-ir P/tv"s to buy in this Province

-GARDEN TO0L8.- Braces can

supply all your needs.

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-STILL THEY Rl8E.- Potatoes

at 0'Leary c~n Tuesday up to $1.75 per bushel.-W.

-PAINT! RNQTI Prompt buyers

can save monay~ y ordering at once at Braces. ,', 247-5-1MtuiriE!ri2w.

-TURNIP 8EED.- “Mill Pond"

and "Haznrd’s improved." also onion sets at the reliable seed house.- BRACES. 247-5-1MtufriElriZw

-FIRST OUTING.-The water wrig-

on made its ilrst appearance on the streets this season on Wednesday forenoon and was' followed in tho af- ternoon by a fall oi haiii, snow und rain.-li. _

-BAD WEATHER.- A few fami-

ers ot' this vicinity who had started pioughing and cultivating their land. have been obliged to bring the hurfl-

cent cold and rainy weather.-H.

-HORSE NOTE.- Mr... James

Noonan, Albany, has purchased a

--iU5TH DANCE.- The p.'itl‘l0tit'

ilain'i'. given iii Sl.. l’aul's Hall Wci- iir-sday evening by the oilleers of the

loatii iirait. was n complete succcsai

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handsome three year old marc from Mr. W. J. Howatt, oi Bradford. The anlmnl.is by Commodore -Lcdwlll. daui by Tom Medium, 2.16; and is considered to show good speed.-l-I.

Nlondav evening a reception was held

()'Li>.aiy' in honor of Mr. A. E. Dorsay the lute bank manager, the same being attended by a large number of i`i'leniis some from Albcrton. A very happy time was spent.-W.

WESTERN Pt RS0l|llLS -

-Mr. Evans oi` Tignish paid a visit

to O'l.cary on Saturday.-W.

-Miss Brown and Miss Bernard oi'

O`l.csi_v, have left lor the U. S. A.-\V.

--Miss Johnson ot' O'Leni'y has se-

eiired n position nt Stanley ilridge.-

--Miss Wllliaiiis has taken up a

position as Milliiiei' with Messrs 'l`ur- ncr i.til.. ui O'licziry.-\\'.

--Mr. 'l`. Dumilie of \Ve~si Cape has‘

returned from the States. Likewise hir. C. Easter of -Springfield and Mr. Hart oi Gienwot-.l.-Vv.

-Among the visitors to Suinuier-

side Tuesday were: Messrs- Frank Lung and Newton Dawson. North Try- on. Mr. Archie Bell. Albany. and Mf-

and Mrs, W. A. Noonan, Centreville. -ll. |

Among the large number of lJ00_',

ple in Sumuierside Wednesday were. Mr. and Mrs. George Burns and dausll- ter,iSearltown; Mr. Hugh Dllfly Hlllll daughter, Kinkora; Mr. George i\‘l\it_-| tart, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. James. Noonan and Mr. Abraham Noonan,

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Waltham watches----the 'standard on a‘l important

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-Ill. W. K. lo00UGAN. in Gnar-

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-L.0.L.- The Campbell Lodge ol'

the L. 0. L. at 0'Leary advanced three of their members to the blue degree and one to the Royal at -their meeting on Friday evening.-W

-FISH 8CARCE.- l-‘ish around

the North Cape is said to -be very scarce. so muah so. that 0’Leary _has tc- have some sent up irom'Summer- sire.-W..

-VlSiTlNG PASTOR.- 'I`he itev.

Mr. Bovyer, Secretary oi the Bible Society for the Maritiinc provinces preached at Milburn on Sunday morn-'

lngvand at 0'Lenry in the afternoon.

I-.A wstcowis vis|1'on.- sngt.

Norman Lowther, l{enslngton,,the re- turned hero, was in Suminerside on Tuesday. in appearance the sergeant has been roughly handled by the cn- Pllly but he slilil keeps up the best ot’ cheer.-li. '

-NOTlCE.-- A meeting nt' the

Kensington Egg Circle will be held on l1‘i'iday the 11th at 7.30_ p. m. in the Temperance ‘ Ilall. lionsiiigton. All members are rcqiicsted to attend to rceive their dividend lor 1916. Isaac Lowther, Secy. 4259.

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W0 lllllltlt kubp pace wiili those who have preceded ull. Anil so we niiist ac-t that the flowers of education which we have gathered here shall bloom into golden deeds of the high- est. value for mankind. ‘Let tis nee that the escutcheon of our Alma Ma- ter is kept shining with a stili_grca-t- or radiance and that no deed on our part shall dim the lustre of its bright- nest.- And as we leave P. W. C. and ' tread the corridors of -time may men realize that \ve are still loyal to the iniperisiiable motto. “ich Dieu-I serve” and

in the worid's broad Held oi battle -'

in the bivouac oi' lite

Be not like dumb driven cattle,

Bo a he-ro in the strife.

PREMIER MATHIESON. .

The Premier said he was pleased to see such a splendid turnout ni’ sue.l ccssful students. \Vithin the memoryl of the present grown~up generation, Prince of Wales College had always' borne an excellent reputation. but he' had never heard so much praise oi’| the Institution and the students as at present. The las; two years, hel said, have nddedlto the quallty"and,

,character of Prince ol’ Wales. The

nay of trial had some and the college' had nebly responded to the csll for' volunteers. He wap. proud of the coi- le-ge and its students and tcnchei_S.| who have gone forth,to battle for the. cause oi liberty; He referred to those who had fallen. The list included one of the Inspectors. Mr. Buxton. who had performed excellent service in* his calling. When the hero sons ot, Prince of Wales return' they will' spread a. leaven throughout the e»;l`u» cational -system of the provlmco that will tone it up for years to come. Those teachers will leave an im- press upon the hearts ol’ tho young. students which will be fel; for gene- rations. llo congratulated the stu-l dents upon their work and to those who had not been succosstul in ear~| rying oif honors. he spoke in terms of strongest encouragement/ stating. that the inc-asure oi' success is -faith-; ful service. it is ti. splendid thug, said he, to win a prize, but those who do not come within the prize list may have acquired as valued ii train*

HON. J. /\. MGDONALD.

Hon. J. A. McDonald, Pircutoi' oi

National Service, said ‘hc was Blld to note by the valelictol ' nddresil that tht- students lntend»~~| to de all they could in\\'iii'ii:i the cut' c of ltr! creased pi‘oiiin~ti'»ii. it WG* 1=l0St llll' portunt, he said. tha' they carry out the irlcii of woi'lilu|_; along these

ai. prirst-li|_ wiv ‘I out ul' work of hr"- duction. 'l‘he \ oi-iri'n rnplil.V 'll' fU‘_"' as a conscqiii-n--V, ii; not siiliicieni. Ii'-_ omphasized slroiigly lllu llvfffilifilly ‘ll ftp;-mnllng lhn ,inctriiie nl 1-linilniiiirllr wiiste. By doing nil tlihi ilii; pcun'n urn lniproving iiiui-i own i-oiiililioii__|l must bc borne in ininll lliit wliil_»~ nt present there is pi'onp<fi'll_\ Il ll- WAR iros erltv There have been

to look foiwni-<i to the time when the

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The colors sliown are black. blue, nigger

the prices $28.00 and $32.00

price one of the big factories oilercd us similar suits :i few days ago.

New Middy Waists Have Just Come in

llcrt-‘s soineiliiug we can sell at the old pri-

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finish.-

\\'liite drill--striped collars, Norfolk inidtly

i.oo, $i.z5, $i.5o. ~

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.\nd thci'e`s nothing newer shown anywlicre.

'|`licy`rc very plain-siinple dresses and ositlic

_young lady in thc departniciit says "they`re per-

- Pinks, bliics, inns, iiiauves .. . ...$4.50

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war will eeusc. He urged the buying oi' war-loans and war saving certifi--I cutes_ lie appealed to nil to help in the cause oi Nutloiiiii Service.

mm., when inllllnnr. ol' men :iii MR. D. A. McK|NNON.

Mr. D. A. Mvlililliinn llwciti

on the necessity ol carrying out the* nueils of ,National :~lcrvii'e properly.

1'e-suits oiihe year. lie- asked the stu- dents to do all in their power t.o lwip' cheer up the aged parents and ull who mourn the loss of loved oiién in this war. 'I‘hel|r sorrow is different i`rui.n ordinary sorrow. 'Fhiise wiio died laid down thc-lr lives working for the good of all. Mr.. Mcliiniion expressed his pleasure in noting that. good work is be-ing continued in the

Proper fertilization ol the land and [tural Science Department.

the sowing of good swells- were ah-l l'i'incipal ltobcilson iiion read the sclutoiy necessary. Tiioiisaiiiis todiiy niiinos or ninety-sllx st\iilif.ils who had are starving rin the world und tho won the Palmer ccrtiileiiies l'oi _ex- grcntest energy in needed- on the'ccllonco in pcnmiinsiiip. lie declared pnrt of nveryone to endeavor to ova-r~l that the classes had done altogether,

come these terrible conditions. Ho excellent work. [to do so. that they would respond. congratulated the principal, proies-' Prof, Shaw urged the students to The proceedings then closed with

college motto "ich Die-n”-l serve. which represented not only National Service but every other service tcno liig to uplift.

Mr. .iustlizo Haiszard ceiigiatulateii

the students on tho good work done during thc- year and said that, com- paratively speaking. there was no in-- stitution in America that gave such ii iirst class education as the Prince oi‘ Wales College. I-le urged the s‘tii~

,dents o reinem er their dnt then

t b y to '

country and he had no doubt when the call- came to them to make the Breal. r-acriiice, and when' 'they came of age

sors and stuileiits upon the successful live up to the liigii stniidnid of the the Nationil Anthem;

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n , I, _ _ good crops and the good prices tiitro-

l.- lj ‘ ° a Sunnyside | The Bnyley Drug Ce..Liniitel,Si.J|li|i,Il.l. tore are due to war. it is necessary

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