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The Eastern
Y you; can ' V them-except yoiir'photogr§gl: Make an appointment today.
The Cookie Studio
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ITTING for s portrait is a
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services in Holy Trinity Church Georgetown tomorrow as follows:`-- Holy Communion 8 and 11 a. m. lilven- songat 7 p. ln. Rev. Q. .1 McDonald officiating. _ -
..*REV. MR. G R. FULTON pastor
First Methodist Church Charlottetown will deliver his famous lecture "From the Atlantic to the Pacific” illustrated by 75 magnificent views at Sourie I-lall _Monday eveninlr. The proceeds are in aid of the 105th Battalion.
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.JRECRUITING OFFICER AT
SOURIB. - Lieut. George Prowse of No. 5 Siege, Battery will be at the Seaview Hotel. Searls. from saturday, May 6th till Monday. May sth, 1916, to enlist recruits for- this Battery. Call and talk the matter over with him. He will explain _the great ail-
once and receiving their pay while putting in their crops, as well as many other advantages in this important branch of the service.
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How Pneumonia Starts
And How Oiten Prevented
You catch a little cold today and by
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Mias 'Lina M. McDonald. Crapaud,
has received the following letter from
Belgium: °
On the Firing Line,
f. Somewhere in Belgium.
April ith, 1016.
Dear Cousin Lina:- .
We are having beautiful weather
here now and are out of the trenches for s rest but are going in asain in a few days time to get another crack at the Germans. We ara holding a new Dart of line and at times, it is pretty w-lld as we are only forty yards from the German trenches and have to keep our heads down if we want to save them, but I sure keep ming down.
I have had some very narrow es-
capes but they have to go some to get this chicken. The Germans talk to us sometimes and one fellow said-'he would be glad when it was over so he could go back to New York. but I think by the time we are through with him there won't be much of him to go back. . They keep saying the war will be over by June but be- lieve me it don't look much like it at the present, but I for one would be glad to see the end as I want to get back to dear old Canada. Just came in from a football match and am go- ing to'a concert tonight. For all it is very handy to the firing line there are lots of nice girls over here so that helps to brighten llfs up some. I al- most forgot to tell you I have a past to England, the place I love best next tn Canada. It seems so much like home to me for there are so many of my fathers people there.. Those old Sharron families hold some of the grandest places in England.
I met some of the Charlottetown
boys and the poor fellows all wish themselves back_ home again. Tell mother I got her box of socks and goodies 0_ K. Tell her I will write her soon. -
My thoughts are in Crapaud to-
night with you all. Well Lina I guess you are getting tired of 'reading my scribbling so new 1 must ring oi! for this time. hoping to hear from you all at an early date.I am as over your liv- ing cousin
KILBURN.
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Bomber Pte. R. Sherren,
Grenada Company,
sth Batt. C. M. lt.. _
Sth infantry Brigade. »
B. E. F., France.
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At tha annual meeting of the Prince
Edward Island Floral Association which was held ii. short time ago the work for this year was fully discussed and several suggestions were adopted for the further development and use- fulness of the Association. The prize list 'hae since been revised and copies of it may be obtained upon application to the Secretary, Mr. J. L. Tennant, Charlottetown. The annual member- ship foe of the Association is fifty cents and this may be paid to the Sec. or at Mr. A. A. Alley's store.
A number of special prizes are being
offered for competition at the annual Flower Show which-is to be held dur- ing the latter part of August. Mr. A. F Houston is giving a brass jardlnlere. for the best collection of cut flowers to consist of the following:--Asters, six blooms; Phlox, six spikes; Stocks, six spikes; Cosmos. twelve blooms; Nasturtiulns, fifteen blooms; Dianthus (single or double) , six blooms. In Sweet Peas there are three special prizes offered for competition. The Floral Association has become affilia- ted with the National Sweet Pea. Soc- iety of Great Britain and ln conse- quence of this affiliation is able to of- fer two of the Societys prizes for competition in Sweet Peas. The Nat- ional Sweet Pca Soclety's Silver Medal is to be given for the best display of twelve distinct varieties of Sweet Peas, named. Exhibits ln competition for this medal must conform to the National Sweet Pea Societyfs rules and their list of too~muchsi.llke varie- ties. The National Sweet Pea Society’s Certificate of merit ig offered for the best bunch of sweet peas of one var- iety, rlamed. Mr. A. A. Alley is giving a glass 'Flower Basket for the best
display of any twelve of the following fifteen val-le les. -Mrs Townshend, Barbara, Edward Gowdy, 'llhomas Stevenson, King White. Rosabelle. , Clara liprtis King Mauoel, R. I\*. Fel- ton. it rziii-it nies. John Inman. George _I-Iegbert, Wedgewood. Maud Holmes `Mife. C. W. Breadmore. -ras. ini: competition which ine
cranes .a reed desi of lament in the pest w’ill’be-‘continued this year. The, W. S.--season oi;g..waq.won for the secoliiif thueby' r. W. I-I. Aitken last ' year-ilidu became-his permanent
A. .Stewart is giving a cup for the muff
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will be iudged by Mr. J. A. Clark and
ing for afeonalderable length of time.
ad flowers are late in bloomina.
'l'lie childrens exhibits st the slower
Jia- .1 f U ' Montague, P. E. I. gift: |:;t¢tr;|s;r.e::\ud‘lfli:\;;;a and exhibit?
3*" 3' C"'. iina -lriamuy.Lid--~le.:-.:u::':.:.»i:°.:°.::.:."i».:.f:‘:is:l - t - ‘f _ . i -.oi a d t_e§’-., - 5 * _ _ u to . . number of boys and girls will make an 41 v I T g _ _ p S i* I _ I _ ,.1 _ ~ ‘Hg
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Home friends will be interested in
the following letters from former French River boys to friends herez-
Bomewhere in Belgium. ' March 29th, 1916
Miss Alma Palmer.
Dear Friends- Just a few lines to
thank, you and also the members of the French River Literary`Society for the nice boxfof cake, candy, tobacco an¢1'¢l|¢rottos- that you sent ma. It arrived lastevenlng and I certainly enjoyed it very much. The cake and candy were Just. fine. l don't know if 1 will bg .gble‘¢o locate Stanford Cole or not. I met him about five months ago. Was only talkins to lilm for ri few minutes and I dld'nt see or hear from his since. If I can't find him I will give his parcel to some of the other boys from around home. You wanted to know how I was getting along killing Germans over here. Well Alma we are getting along fine, but there is quite a lot of them left yet, but wa are not the least bit down- hearted, and expect to see their finish before very long. Well I guess this is about all that I will have time to write at present. I am on guard today so l have to go on duty again in a few minutes. I will close hoping that you receive-this note and again thanking you all, I remain yours sincerely,
ARCH. CAMPBELL.
March 28, 1916,
Miss Alma. Palmer.
Dear Eriendz- I was very glad. ou
coming out of _the trenches last time. to receive the parcel the Heterary Society sent me. I wish you would convey my thanks to the members for their kindness. lt is hard to get any luxuries over hers and parcels are
PEACE THIS SUMMER.
, _._ When the depressing hot days come
along and you don't feel fit and strong as usual don't blame it all on the weather, Eat natural food. Roman Meal Nuggets are rich in the coarse dark parts of wheat, rye, and deod- orized flax. which builds up muscles, nerves, bone, and brain. The brans excite natural functions. Quick diges- tion takes place. No "acids" are form- ed and you keep cool, feel first class, and wonder why you dldil’t ask for Roman Meal Nuggets regularly long ago. At all grocers arid restaurants.
Made by Roman Meal Co., Toronto.
~HiVi PURE Bilillll
Hoed'a Saraaparllla Makes Pure, Rich Red Blood.
Your heart wills night and day
without s. pause. It is the principal organ of the circulation of your blood. It is of the utmost import- ance that it should do its work well. The quality and quantity of your blood have much to do with its ac- tion. If this iluid is pure and abun- dant, your heart and other vital or- gans act with more energy than when' it is defiective in quality or da~ ffclent in quantity. i Hood's Sarsaparills. makes the blood pure and abundant. It is the one old reliable medicine that has been sold for forty years, for purify- lnggtha blood. There is no better blood remedy, appetizer, ‘stomach tonic. lt embodies the careful train- ing, experience. and skill of Mr. Hood, a pharmacist for fifty years, in its quality and power to cure.
.-~.-ev.,
certainly appreciated. We have lots of hardships out here but if a person is fortunate enough to pull through it ls an experience worth having.
I hope before another year is over
to be renewing old acquaintances at home.
Remember nie to all who enquire
and thanking you again for your kind- ness, I remain,
Yours sincerely,
F. MacLEOD.
(Since the above was written news
has come that Private McLeod has been wounded.)
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