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was the year before.” Some years H80 l8Plialt rooting was

broke up the high price combine by

taking advantage _ol all possible rnariu- fgrt f.'.§°l""" ues.: °.§'..'1`i.""¢§”u.'l`°.'..7i'.’.’a'...'.£'.'l.“?.."l cn?

at the mage tisie e rooting of _ gg;

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Eventually the General became rccog- 3:3 nized as the leader of the entire lield, Ma and today the best known and largest I; Jos used brand in the world is - Dau

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* W _-SCHOOL WORK. - The following B

he result of the examinations of received $1.00 from Mrs. John An- igggilztggx ;;_“’)‘l‘n°)‘_‘_;¢u‘l_’l;ir'_’:;;`R_l;'g-_ean‘; borough School for the month of drew, St. Eleanors, which sum is healthy bowel “enum B clear hBad_ tember: Grade VI.-1, Hazel A. acknowledged with thanks, also the and cheertulness for' mouths Daft ding; 2, Belliura A. Grover; 3,He1- sum or $25.30 from the pecnle of 'forget me chime” °

E. Stewart. Grade V.-1, Flora Linkletter Road is thankfully receiv- ' .-er; 2, Gladys Stewart; 3. Annie ed. it being the proceeds cf n concert rewe. Grade lV.__I_Everett Gllgver; and ice cream social--li ' "`""""""""""~ my Frlzzcll; 3. nreerct ye- ` -Dr. J. A. Mc urdb, accom aule de III.-1. Georgie Stewart; 2, --ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ‘- The by ms mother' lx* W-m_ Mclaurdg id T. Glover; 3, Helena Connick. proceeds of the hot lunch served at the crossed by the S. S. Empress on Fri- de II.-1. Elmer Stewart; 2, Eliza Prince Co. Exhibition, together with day on 9, visit to Bostom

ewart.3; Claude Somers. Grade I.-1 the sale of tags amounted to $300,

Mary Bowness; 2, Verna Frizzell; 3, w rr ws, ansas City Muriel Connick. Perfect Attendance-- ment to the new wing to the hospital Mp" arrived in summerside by thd Flora Glover, Everett Glover. Georgie The ladies in charge desire to thank S_ 3_ Empress 3 few evenm B ago on wart. Helena Connick, Muriel Coll- all those who kindly contributed in 9, 511°,-¢_ vm; to pp, old homg he,-e_

Eliza Stewart. the way of money and provisions,and

the public for their patronage.-H’ _-___

HUSKING FROLIC. - Reminls- -4 -

reduction in quality, and these lower quality rooiings began to be sold under labels that had formerly been used on better goods.

;l'°r;r_l_ey the néarket l:_;loo_¢le__d will\_low qutglily

l When you rool your building with Cev!al5.i@ v

the thiclrness is l, 2,or 3-ply rea actively. This

behind them. . §_@$_4eed products are ured and well known the vmrldzver. Consult your local lumber and hardware dealers. They will quote you reason-

‘ nbla prices.

‘ General Roofing Manufacturing Co.

World‘s lorr/far manufacturers of ltuoylug

_ una nu¢l.ll..,,__mL»_;:_i.___. S_ __

rh Chi ‘ ' . '

go.:o:°Cl2dlaa¢l Plctl.s?ar|b llleiroll Sanlfrsnrlililz Cincinnati Minneapolis Kansas Cil y Seattle Atlanta’ llsustoil London ' llsalburi Sydney I ”s.*w.'cnAasE,'oe's|ers,

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

_ I

SCARCE GOODS AT OLD PRICES.

- (‘llini-Ilillzt ill plain colors. Brown Blllo, (Irovll, Iilziizk, (lroy. and lied; pri-'os $1.75, $2.125, $2.50 and $2.75.

('urlr‘ll ('loih ill plllin colors. Brown

limi Ulilllc all $2.25 por yard.

Two 'l’onfr Naprloth. l’rlllio and

lrmvk. Grovn zllld Black and Bluc and Block; prices $2.75 pci' yard.

Stripe Nap Cloth ill Ilrowli and

Itllll-, $2.50 pci' yard.

Iilvisiblo Stripe Zellcliilc lil differ-

czlt colors; price $2.75'a yard.

(floss A. Scotch 'I`wc<‘d:-'. :lt ll. Sav~

ing of $1.00 a _vzlrd ill l"ll\vu, Brown, Illuc, Green, Hin:-k and White at $2.40 per yard.

Blanketing lil plnirls nlld plain col-

ors. Old price $1.35 pr' ylird.

Black l’lusll Cloakings, pllst receiv-

Cll; pricc $5.25 ~‘ll $12.75 por yard.

PATONS.

T NOT CONTENTMENT

Teo.chor~Now, children, what is it

we want most ill thc world to make us perfectly happy?

Bright youngster-The things we

aln't got.-Boston Transcript.

\ MIGHT HAVE BEEN

At one of the annual fairs held at

a small town in Russia, a gentleman observed a fripsy and a jew haggling over the sale of a horse. Full of curl- oslty when the two separated, and anxious to know how such shrewd characters had bargained, the gentle- mon called the gipsy to him and in quired how much he had got for his animal.

The gipsy opened his hand and

showed a ten roublc note.

But isn't that very cheap? No, said the gipsy. he is dcarl lame. The gentleman then sought tho Jew

and said, So you have given ten ou- bles for a lame horse.

The lsraelitc laid his lillger on his

nose and said, Lame! Hc's as sound as you are; I saw he was badly shod and only limpod ill consequence.

The inquirer rf-turned to the gipsy

and reported wiutt the Jew said. The former gave a tremendous and most significant wink, and whispered:

Hc's as lame as a two legged

stool. had him badly shod on pur- pose to make them believe that that wus the cause of his limping.

W|hon this communicated to the

Jew he for the moment taken aback. his hea '

little

d, then with of his shout

It was a

That Dr. Chase! Ointment

actually cures even the wont ease. or ironing-. bleedlns IM protruding piles we' know for a certainty; because of expert- enoe with thousands of eesea.

To prove this to you wo shall

send--you a sample 5°* “'99, lf

enclose a tworoent stamp ill! polmse. and mention PIMP-

. if

“`l'lserearesomeves:ygood img,

|9550 ll - 1. 'no lbiegel-"get: ";'eu'i-"'illu°§°i§ ...E

soil

' Your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, an

--school. won»<._s¢.uuug of _A _:»1sr;\m_;>T__H__2_r:_c;r_i<§l_ ey-as ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,_,,,- ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, by ,,,,,,,,‘f

pupils of Tignish High School _fair will to 4; _1; ac nd sale smug-__ _Kem um you man and women who have month of September. Grade Vl_. Moeses gaymizlesda october. “tm headaohm cnt" mpsum “_ had cold_

3 H§_:l_nyG1__a;l_d__l;t; H;l.cI_i`e_tvt; gnatgge oguanmy or gock “rm mp al_t_i___biliol;a_,‘ nervous. upset, bothered

, . ~'_ | ' W _ 5 c ' ' _

er; 2. Fidelle Arsenault; ti;-resins plemiiéts is__ull___l_1_t_J\;:l_i:_l:ll:_lf§{_?_l_lf':l_l¢‘_l_l;°s:ll_:l ‘cm <3. hmm sa;:g|;Bgl:gr2$;e(;e§|t°3l u('li<'.1i3r‘i.ll-dlléulifiiifulflvlliiiilkilit mu-f be °° ` 6 sass-lo-iium. "°"1 °“¢- A" >'°“ lteevllllf Y°“f

sold prlceabeoa the l th was facilities llrrre linllgeldlus thg

When the General entered the field he -I “L

_ .

Roofing geo;

The Genetal’s bi_g__success brought about Sep an attempt by o ers to imitate his poli- Har cies and prices, but they clidn’t have the en General’s wonderful facilities, not his G10 superior equipment, nor his big organi- And zetion, and it was an economic impos- I 2_ A sibility for them to equal the General’s Gm uality and pr_ice. _Consequently with DB

ate reduction in pnce there was a big Gr;

. St

n ml e to I a c eappnceewi out `

regsrcflb the service they will give. lllllll-

you have e responsible manulaclurer e guurari- ~

tee oi5 10, or 15 yearn according to whether cences of practices followed by the is your advance assurance that (gertnin-Lad will I Flon

‘ tie _ rl fi ` E

lveyoue esta e nlte_&uarante service. ll \lp0 geware ol guarantees wi out responsibility'

' hu bo

bro

Extballgefia Guardian A'geut in Bum- merllde. '

cient quantity oi’ the boiled corn was

ugllt forward and a part of the S. . 0

sumptuously prepared reppe; pp; be. prettiest field of celery that can be ness, The feceased gms 2? tyearsM°lg fore the guests.-R. seen for many miles around. In num- an eaves ° mourn °“r B B ers’ r `

.Jr-l '

The We tern Guardian "ll

U'F'FU'l"`l"5

-,rr rsvs ¢e'tuy‘m ous rroviues. -

W K MGGOUGAN Globe lb!

3, Percy Conroy; 4, Raymond

det Grade IV., (junior)--I, Ed-

what was commonly termed a 9

very few such gathering among ueigh- Summerside the same day but was Mn' HENRY GALLANT'

bers take place. 'rite meeting had all postponed until Wednesday the 13th the

features of a real husking frolic lll ast years especially when a sulfi-

. _..._

-POOR CROP. - The farmers of Having opened a hotel (The Orient) at WHEN mucus . HE-ADAcHY_ SICK nt Carmel are busily employed in 0'Leary, we are new Df°Pll‘°ll l-0 “NP |:Q|.| ggun §~|»¢MA¢H, BAD

ng their potato crop. which is to all travellers. nicely l0¢$l0l 1108? BREATH. .Ao c°LD_

all that couldd be desired ol; _a_._c~ tl_ie station, o.t1_;1_;:rE;\; ;ig;:v_;l_l_K_. l>rl'ls_g¢ .

lit of the cold amp nature o e a ry moths. - - - Q t 10.9° 3 box

during the early spring.-R. I-Iowatt. 3940,‘3'1llM`f¢ e a n

rd Whelan 2' James Richard be sold at Public Auction on the pre- day: wlitllf, sau" °“l~h°"l° Plus °‘°

» » ' “mn cas or o .. _

de m'-11', 2E";i:ed,§°I';'g§£{.dl'°; gllfegestn’§l;°$°';2°?,»c?g£:r%H)n the Cascarets immediately cleanse and met’ equal) 'Gr de II -1 Auliili tlgaro Warehouse and land in con- "°5“l“l° the 5t°m°'°l‘l femme the sph qalmf haBernard- '3 Mar- S t‘l'n therewith formerly the pro- °°‘"" ““dl3°"°d “nd fefmentlng f°°‘l cléltilgkett oglgde I-I lied Gal- gglltyoofi' the late John T. Weeks. W. “nd mul ffm” t“k° me “W” bn” té iziesepli Gaudet; a. Emile neu- n, white, Auctioneer. 3393-io-iilvlei. §‘£f;1;t;l_;°“°dn_‘;‘;{;;’ dfhgogzlg

eer settlers was brought to bear ton on Friday, before Stipendiary ~

n the mind of those presellt when Wright on complaint of Prosecutor

Mr. Marcisse Gallant, Mont Carmel, Phillips, Mr. E. T. Murphy. confess- .held d to a iirst infraction of the Prohibi- 4

sking frolic in connection with a tion Act and 'was lined $100 and Costs untiful cropeof corn. This practice ol' three months in jail. The case of

has gradually dropped oft until now M

iii; 5-iii gs

ing in this column.

jgggmpgny Qtdor. “illi-

twenty-ilve ,_nt.l.

-NEW HOTEL AT O'LEARY»-`

Take a. Caacaret tonight to cleanse

bowels clean with»Cascarets-or mer-

-Pusuc Auc'r|oN.- 'rnere will “W f°"¢l”K ° D°""S°W°Y °"°U' fe"

from the bowels;

raiszt tgggggzxgs sSl;Til;§,"£2: Remember, a Cascaret tonight will

hich amount goes toward the pay- _Ml-_ Arthur Bu 5 K

rwnq

-POLICE COURT. - At Kensing-

rs. Margaret Murphy was tried in

st. pending further evidence.-H. m(;I;_lI‘_‘;ng°°:§;t °§§“;§fi If’l';nXe%';‘if:g'ty_ _SPLENDID cRoP_ ___ Mn Daniel' Mont Carmel, only son of the late

Gallant of Mont Ca-"nel has th Andrew Gallant, after a lingering ill-

-M b

low

Dil

the

We your friends and neighbors deem. f0l` Dart of the winter.-R. citizens took this opportunity of bid-

try

ol'

to the the

tend ic you our very best wishes. and

God ill his kind Providence spare

rgtum to your ,muve hOme_ Wag: gs' re.-Messrs. H. V. Desftoches and|Lieut. Sterns, which read as follows:

aw of 0

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS. -F0l- fl

lx. - 1, Florence Cahill; 2, Clare th Calhill; 3. Emmet O'Brien. Grade VIII.

3. Frank Dunn. Vicc I’rlncipal’s De- partment, Grade VII.-1, Davlda Bak- GF; f cr; 3, John Duffy. Grade VI.-1, Blanche Miller; 3 2.

Herbie Corbett; 2, Alex. Hunter;

2, Constance Hunt

lermctnate Deparlment, Grade 1v_1 left Friday morning on a trip to Bos- of inflammation. " ‘ Mllflmll Oliver. 2. Everett McDonald, '~

3. Iifford Rankin. Grade III.-1, Mary ll0gers; 2, Agnes Fielding; 3. Daisy

Bennett and I-‘rank Purdy. Grade ll, 1° ,_

1, Dorothy Lawson; 2_ MW olllclal business.-H.

flfcfl Lawson; 3. Jeeu Field-

lllg- Primary Department.-Class -

4-1, Reber; Rankin; 2’ Home Gaudet; Hiram Woodside were oil Tllursday N

Zéll, Percy Gmve5_ .3|asB 3__1_ Charles attending to business in town.-H.

're " -

Stems and Florence guvcr; 3_ Flop _-Miss Beatrice Peters, teacher in ‘_

cg Mm-phy_C1aBS 2_1, Jessie Law_ Mont Carmel school has returned to

sen; 2, James Broderick; 3_ Lucy hor home in Bloomfield on her vaca- °

Malloy. clues 1.-1, Ethel Corbett ami U0"-*W _M

Gerald Redmond; 2. Francis Ahearn; 3. Emma Lewis. A.B.C. Class-1,}`tuth

' ~ - - the Drill Hall, a smoker was given by

Hardy; 2, Mariou Hardy; 3, vers... Rel# P- P- Afeellelllt- Ml- Carmel and tue sourls citizens' Baud to bid rare- Ahcarn.-A. Hon Charles Dalt Ti

. on. 8lllSl1. were in well to one of their most valued mem-

Summerside on Friday. .

cn and Olivo White, 2, Mp;-gum;

-PRESENTATION. _ Mr. Herbert

Stewart Ms.cEwen, Campbellton, P. E. _ I.:-On hearing of your decision to de- In

ffcfn nnwngst us. and enlist in 1” service of your King and country. N

it l”`0D9l' 10 gather together to ex-

Colllzrlltlllllfc yOu on your manliness 1"

;’~_;l;l C0lll'l1He in going forward to fight M

gr-and gnupg that of saving our cmm_ Royal Bank of Canada in Newcastle, Mayor Brennan occupied the chair

l'l`°lll the tyranny and oppression N' B"_H'

enemy. You have enlisted in a re

all unprecedented foe, and may

ll Peace has arrived, and llollour of Britain vindicated. And L

mg is the honor mu of Alberton three yem_.B crop B succesm one of an aged grandmother, Mrs. Firman

lligli School for the month of Septein- ll _ liar:-rrlueipal's Department.-Grade yellow. and the field containing man many m°"“"g mm lu” me "si

Dorothy Waugh; 3, Thomas Brod- “H-

er_ick. Grade V.~I. Anly Agnew; 2, Vlclct Bennett: 3. Gladys Mellen.. lu-

. l _' g

nofw wc ask you to accept this small Travellers Rest' and Wilfred Cllllllr .Battery of Artmery'

Ian

I pr hol

-M.

again wish you God speed. D. Suther-

-HARVEST OVER-.Splendid wea-

ther has enabled all the fa`l‘ElTars around hero to' save their grain. At

esent m n

-Awav oN sus|NEss-Mr. Jehu

Doucette, is now in New Castle, Cough medicines as a rule, contain a

looking after the loading of his new l°l’it° Qlllllflgx Of Plhill llyrllp. Two cups schooner. He will sail to Tigxiish Har- . °f ll"“““l“ _“"3” W ll* ¢_lll° CUP, 01 bor on Monday.-Z. .;:J';‘B';}‘;f)°é".;2‘x'g°E'f?;o§e;“:_ll_l:_¢c§__RlV0!

__RE1-ug" H°ME__M _ P t I k Then etfrom your drug|rist2_ ounce;

McBride, who has been rvalsiting rhiar gmzf bggtolgenta 'lug 3 16' son. Dr. McBride, in Tignish, for the ,ymp T'l,|,°;';v¢, v°u° at nxgttot-",',"‘|" |115! lv/0 Weeks. returned to her home 54 ceiits, I6 ounoesof really better coll! ll

Bedeque on Friday.-Z. tbsaeyou cm_ild bliy ready made gn-

_ rsavngon l,$2.Fll

--sl-nrrmo To MAml.Auo_1ur. lf°°¢1°l=l with Plner- It lull; perfectly , Your Beunuuiu osllsur, or Mlmmiuigasli, 'md *""‘°‘ "‘l°‘l~ ' - - oxsctiu shipped on Friday, two schooner loads It l'“l“’° h°ld °f ¢ll° lililel c°l1.\‘l1 or

fish and cod oil to the different gba” °°l% 'l' °’“’° “ll °°l"I“°l'l li- ll 2h4

ports of Point nu ensue sua clmlnm. ;,,‘.’,}‘,§,§,m, '}'§§“§§‘,,f§§ ,,},',,'},°,§’,'f‘"" .°°““. » “Z” ~ - ...¥.°.’:.*'::.'.-'..‘.°;°".2`.',"""' “°‘i.°.'::°“" if ' -vislrmo sou-Mrs. Warburton ' "°° °' I °°“|l Green. of Tlsnlch. accompanied by her 5l'iiu2:'lll tli'ide:?»§til'i°l.th:irli'li1i°e'¢l°d llnmi. son, Sydney, left for Montreal Thurs- also stops the form tlbn of plillefrni ln day on a visit of ten days to her sen the throat and broncllisl tubes, thus end- nsrry wire is in the employ or the ink the persistent loose colmli- '

P. R. oillces.-Z. / fi;e;__i;_ighgy___c_?p’e¢§|_tr¢n;1!tc?_:

_H¢3p|-|-AL pon fnlp-|-M£~1-__ combined with yiuslscol, andndili li-23 y

Henry Bernard, an clgtoen your old §,",°g|,,g;,f§'f‘°l.llsil)h|:o to' hddlulctth'

tl ' “ ' ' ll I

5°..." °' M" ‘i’°“i"u. -e.."'i 2.°.i"°"` in -on ` .pu if." °..i.’ ‘ nesi'»i;l'rfia:'; :gr tiescuiful. ll-ill r§"Qll'* f°f ‘lllaeilncii " :lil

nysieisu, nr. Meal-ide, reports mst 2 ‘|‘§,°"’§,}l},,,,,{}‘,§‘,,°,,'°*-'i,,,,,"“,§‘,l,},,'{},‘¢_° his condition arising out ot pei-itonitisl, 1 ' 5. ' ‘ is lcrlcul---2. la. .lnn_¢ol.°ii'or'5»i¢'f».'. Et.'"'""°"°“’i

as a token of remembrance and bel

d. D. Wallace MacKay. H. T. Pick.

TIGNISH

a y are threshing and are

ding on to their oats until Spring.Z

_Mcsm-s_ S Ivan Prince Edward Island Siege Battery,

erlng. Norman Nicholson Llo d Gid A"”e“"“m “"dyJ“lle”AGrEl€l2lllllt‘lfAvdgl now training for the front’ we' the dem A_ _,_ McLeod Ban ,Mucha W- Carmel len on saturday mnrhjllg Oct members of the Souris Citizens- Band.

Found_- Chester- B_____a_n JY. L . 2nd by the Empress for the S___._0 of _ cannot allow the occasion to pass with.

Lockhart, ppm," Bmwn H ' Main, where they Wm be emplmees out taking the opportunity of expres. Kay. R. J. Anderson, W, 'W `W,;‘;' iii lumber camps.-R. A J 235 ‘:_3)';;g;_’°d ;‘;llB§‘eS'- Wg "tied Frank MacEwen, Joseph MacEweri ve a you ar e _yo e _member of this organization to de-

sEpvl;_itela, Mrs. D. ll. Bell, Mrawm. t f ‘ I

i A'IIII'.IIIIIZ*1'ilZ'lIZI1lZlZl2l§l1l;aZa‘a'e'a're

-My - - ~ - -

ers and quality nothing ‘B le" to be Daniel Perry, Summerside, and Misses esircd. Mr. Gallant has had two or Lena’ Bene and Mary' at mme’ also

is best quamy is the Paris Golden Gallant. The funeral took place on ousands of plams__R_ y dence to Mont Carmel cemetery.

--_*__

_*___*

WESTERN PERs0"ALs Mlnard's Llnlment Go., limited. .. ..

»-Mr. M. C. Delaney, Tryon, was Gentlemen.-Last Wlnterl received visitor to Summerside on Monday. great benefit from t‘e use of MIN-

ARD'B LINIMENT in s. severe attack of Latlrippe, and I have frequently

-Dr. J. A. McMurdo. Summerslde, proved it to be very elective in caseri

n.~H . Yours,

-Policeman Matheson of Konalng- W- A- llU'l`Clllll50N. ll was in Sulnmerside Friday on '."`

-Messrs. W. A Pidgcoll and

' . , t

_Rev P C Gauu_ie___Pa_me__ Roni On Thursday evening, Oct ith a

“H bers, Lieut. J. T. Sterns, who has

joined the P. E. I. Siege Artillery and

Messrs. John J. and Andrew J. Gal- leaves shortly for the tiring line. Gr. nt. Ot’ Mont Carmel. left on Monday MacCallum, one of the young men of st by the Empress for Campbellton. the town wllo is going forward with - 5-- Wllefe they Wlll be employed the Battery, was also present and the

_ ding him, also, good-bye.

Mr- Wlllllilll Clllflf. after spend- The room was tastefully decorated

g a week with his parents. Mr. and with red, white and blue hunting and rs. S. H. Clark, Summerslde, has the' allied flags were displayed from turned to resume his duties in the different points of the walls

and in a. few appropriate words said that as President of the band it fell

-Some of Friday's visitors to town to his duty to deliver the address to e .

hn R. Gaudet. Misc u I ; M. D. -1 cod, Mount Roya1;0M?,;:;,.t McNg;|5_ J._F*rouk Stcrns, P. E. Island Siege

1, 1,-|smown__H_ Sir.-Upon the eve of your depart-

ure to accept a commission in the

par or overseas service since the _outbreak of the war. A little over - one year ago we assembled to do

honor .to our late tneinber Neil Mclsaac, who had than enlisted the First Canadian Contingent has since given up his life in cause for which the Empire gling and for which y0tl` about to forward to do

another left for

We fully

step you are

but as had

Household Economy

who great strug- now part. Wil-

ew re uns no nest cena -'-

Remedy and Save I2 by llllklns' lr at none

This frid

end war

lieve is has you ties don:

good'

A who had Joined the other contingent and that it would be repeated by those wlip were now on their way to the scene of contilct. ..

and wished the boys God speed in the nice couplet "I-low sweet it is to die while facing fearful odds for the mem-' orles ot our fathers and the temple# of_our, gods."

-and spoke foroibhy on thenecesslty'

of sll___youBi;g_ii_\on jolnilng tlae calore as no.e r. ,na,o_azrlp~" ple!_aLn'_d unlelbsfygugilg iiigresponded

- Our $14 suits this

.,-

CUBIC

;\.

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-.- any diversity of tastes

,X1 .Q-

_V for the life of you, to see

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rr ti*

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fa ri

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RQ £.¢__,_____,,,,_

nusuy ine.

you buy Qllallli’ 0" Quanhll

- - f A ir th fb1i.i~- d

if .t,1.Y.3.`;2”é‘i‘.'i§ S§55%fff_;`Li€§ ”‘.i"s`3.<‘-330113 3vh°°l-‘is .-. seen them has been surprised. '

. l ,

. \

'1`hey have a iineness of texture and firmness of texture that YOU W°l1ld ¢XP0Ct

- them to be priced at $22 or more.

».- These suits will hold their shape and color until worn out and wear aa _ you never saw a $14 suit wear before ~ "

-~.- If you don’t want a blue, you’ll find an abundance of Browns, Tans and

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zone’ Band at Souris, Oct 7, 1915,

J. W. BRENNAN, President. JOHN E. MacDONALD, Band-

master.

R. C. McLEAN, Secretary. Dr. A. A. MacDonald, M. P. P. was

next called on. He said that hc had known both men personally for a long time and each was tho acmo oi' cit- izenship. In reference to the war he quoted that old Latin phrase “Dulci et decorum pro patria mori," but hop- ed that both of our young men should be spared to make a triumphant re- turn home when the war of battle should cease.

Gr. MacCallum when called on

thanked those present for the kind- ness and hoped that he should live; up to their expectations when the call for bravery should come.

Mr. A. E. Clarke voiced the senti-

ments already made and said that on the departure of Lieut. Sterns he had lost a valued friend, but he hoped that his patriotism should be rewarded by s safe return. `

Mr. MacClure, Charlottetown, was then called on and 'in a few words re-i 'marked that although a stranger he knew in what high esteem the young- men were held and what sacrifices' they had to make in order to join the _ militia. . Mr. R. C. MacLean was called on

by the chairman and stated that the Citizens’ Band might well be prour of its quota of men sent in defence of the Motherland. Three out of a total of eighteen having enlisted, one of which having sacrificed his life. This percentage could hardly be equal- led in any peace organization and now when the latest member was on the eve of his departure it was only lit-

ception. ` Bandmaster John E. MacDonald spoke of the necessity of stimulating, recruiting and eulogised the handful` of British soldiers who were in the van when' the tide of battle was turn- ed from Paris to Berlin.

Messrs. Wade Hughes and Roy

Crockett in a few words expressed their regret at the departure of two of their citizens but hoped that a.‘, greater reception would ba awaiting them in their victorious march home# ward.

Mr. J. B. 'Matthew said that he was

proud to have the opportunity of ad- dressing the departing men and voiced the sentiments already made by the preceding speakers.

Messrs. Felix Naclsaac and H. H. cqrn spoke of the bravery of those

W. B. Leard was the last speaker

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nobly the conilict would be greatly listing. He was proud to say' that lengthened out. He said that now Souris had responded nobly when was tho time for young men to dupli- every call was made on herpatriotism cate thc feats of arms performed by and silo was represented in ovory coli- the ancient Greeks and ltolnans of tingcnt by her citizens and one of hol' which we all take delight in rr-aiding. brave young men had already givrll Ho complimented Lieut. Storils and up Ilis lilo on tho battlefields of Flan- Gr. Mac(illllum for their patriotism dors and should it b;~. the case that and wished them au rcvolr and a safe either of the young soldiers present return when the war would come to a, should fall, they could rest assurrcll successful conclusion. that it was in tho performance ol’

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speaker. He rociprocntell thc views The singing of Auld Lang Syne and of Judge Fraser and spoke of the God Suvc the King brought the gath- great necessity of our young men en- cl-ing to a closo.

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