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When you have contract-

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" KILLED IN ACTION

he following letter has been re- ved by Miss -Lillian McLeod, Sum- arside, on Tuesday, Aug. '20, 1918. :ibm Ne. 712705, Pte. Fi-snk A. Arsen- `s,IIlt, of the 28th Canadian Battalion, who is reported killed in action. __

Somewhere in France,

Aug. 7, 1918.

Dear Iiillian,-`-Received your most

welcome letter and was very glad to -hear from you again. Lillian, I in- tended writing before this but there

_Is nothing to write about. It always is the same." I' Well, Lil, we are having very fine

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":. live men or women soliciting orders

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late John Henry Gates, Esc., Long- worth Avenue, on Friday, 30th Aug- ust, commencing nt 2 o'clock. R..

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FOR SALE A DEERING BINDER. Aiiitly to P. Byrne, Nonth River. ` ‘ 1072-8-Z7M3ipd.

‘sad hour of bereavement.

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The passes 'are coming very slowly

WW- °11|Y one or tiwo s. week. but my “UH il comms. -I win be gems; mise '°°“ I B68 Your brother Fred every diy. but I have not seen Alyne for some time. I do not know when he is st present. I “ID thinking of coins -to the nyins

001118 this summer. If I set a trans- fer I will let You know. I am glad t° My We have some hope of getting back to old Canada. and proud to say the Allies are doing some good work all along the une, _ ,

Well. Lil, I will have to stop scrib-

biinii tonight and go to bed, _

Your friend, `

_ FRANK A. ARSENAULT. .

Pie. Arsenault is one of P. E. I.'s

brave lads who has laid down his life for freedom and liberty. I-ie left Bum- iuerside with C. Co'y, 105th Battalion had Dl'GVi°UllY been employed in the plumbing -business at Summerside, and during his short stay,wii.h us has won a large circle of friends whose heartfelt sympathy goes out to his parents, brothers and sisters in theirl

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1- '-081' on Auouer sara maws _fslncost in Charlottetown. Finder Please leave _st Jenkins & Son. _‘_ 1090-8-ssrniim.

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LOST - A SMALL RATOHE1’ wrench for suto in the city on Hon- IIHY evening. Finder _will be re- warded b mturnin some to=0\s||d

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Mr. E. McNab of St. John’s, Niid.

is visiting in the city the guest of Mrs. J. M. Davison, Euston Street.

Miss Adele Gordon. has arrived home from the Falconer Hospital on a visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon. _ _

Mr. George Finlayson, of the Fin-

ance Depnrtment, Ottawa, is visiting his father, Capt. Allan Finlayson, of this city. '

Miss.Maggie Mellish and Mrs. Kil-

lam of Moncton are the guests of Miss Laura MacQueen,- "Beecham", Mt. Mellick.

Mrs. w. B. Learn and children

have returned to Souris after a pleas- ant visit among friends in Tiyon, El- liott’s and Union Road.

-Mrs. Leslie Williams and grand-

daughter Miss Ed'a Rundstrom have returned to the city from a short visit with 'friends in Emerald.

Her friends are glad to soc Miss

Margaret Woodside, Kensington, able to be out again after being laid up

for two months with it broken arm.

Mr. Webster Howatt, Augustine

Cove and Mr. Rowley Leard, Tryon. have returned homo after spending tho- past week visiting friends in Moreii and Souris.

Misses Dolin Clark and Joan Sin-

nott of 'Morell, Byrd (ilark and Mai- garet Ahearn of Summersilie, are vis- iting 'in F/merald the" guests of Miss Mui-iei_cisri<. `

Miss Grace Sqquorefbriggs oi’

Piuwse Bros., was a passenger on the eastemtrain on Moniiny to spend her holidays at the home of her grandfuth~ er Mr. J. C. Undcrliay, Bay Fortune.

Miss Myrtle Croslby and tho Misses

Lilian and Vera Hyde, of Meadow Bank. have returned homo after spending a very pleasant vacation in New London, the guests of Miss Jes- sie MacKay.

Mr. and' Mrs. Artcmas Betts and

-'family~on Nine Mile Creek motored to Summerside on Saturday and return- ed on _Monday. While there they were the guests of Mr.__ and Mrs. Donald Mathieson. »

Mrs. Neish, wilfe of Rev.. C. W.

Neish, New London Parish, Kensing- ton, P.E.I., with two children, is vis- iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.I-I. Canavan. Carleton Canavan is also home from Halifax on a brief holi-

day, says the Windsor Tribune.

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FOX INDUSTRY

-‘ _ED FOX TAX

Sir,-I could not iittcnd the lrnx

BI`00d0l`5 MGOUHI-T that was hold iii Charlottetown a short time ago and so I write to know what was done nl that meeting and also for some in- formation about the paying of the ‘fox tax. I have boon ranching Silvui' and Cross ‘foxes on my own account since 1913 and paid all the taxes dc manded from me except tho tnx fo: 1916 and I won-lil have paid that to/ only I was told -by pcoplc that ought to know that a great many conipnii ies and ranchers were behind in tlinii taxes und' that some of them never paid any tax at nil and that l ivas foolish for paying mine every year when other people could keep theirs in their pockets. Now last week I not a bill from the Government for my 1916 tax and a notice that if I |lidn’t pay it before the 27th of this month I would be sued for it. So l don't know what is best for me to do

My Silver Foxes are taxed $5 a piecc and the few crosses I have 50 cents n piece. Its' more than I could sell them for but I don't think it is much out of the way for good foxes and so I don't object to paying the tax on that ac- count. But I object to paying any' more tax unless the big companies :md ranchers are made pay up their tax and' every rancher big or small be treated alike. All the small rancliers. I talked to about the tax are of some opinion as I sm so if the big' compan- ies an`d--ranchers are -madepay the -same as the small ones everybody will be satis/fled. I never had to be

sued to pay my debt and I don't want to be brought to court now for my fox tax and this is why I want to know i" the Government intend to make ever; company andranchers pay their tax or only collect from them that arf- willing to pay and let the others keep their taxes in their pockets. I hc'i:~' that the foxmeii at their meeting pass ed a. resolution asking the Govern- ment to put a tax of $5- a plescon all foxes on the Island and wouitlllike to -know if that is true. l_will be mucl~ obliged for any information you can give me wboutthe tax and for your advice in the matter. You must excusi- this letter as it is tho first I ever wrou- for a newspaper -but I hope that some one that understands the fox liusint~:<.- and the tax will._take it up and ex plain it in the .newspapers for the beneiit of ranchers- like myself. I ani Sir etc

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