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Ayers, in the presence of relatives and friends. Miss Helen Clark of Suminerside was brides-maid, while Mr. Claire Wright, brother of the bride, supported the groom. The wedding march was beautifully rendered by Miss Louise Wright. of Charlottetown. -Mr. and Mrs. Wright were the recipients of many beautiful and costly gifts which testified to the popularity of both." After refresh- ments and a very pleasant evening Mr. and Mrs. Wright drove to their future home in Kinkora followed by the very best wishes of a host of friends and acquaintances.

in connection with the appointment

of Dr. Alexander Ross as Deputy Med- ical Director for the Province under the Invalid Soldiers Commission, it may be mentioned that the new De- puty Director’s duties will include the supervision of all returned soldiers who have been pensloned out of the

her sixty-sixth year, was very gener- ally and very highly esteemed, and af- fectionately regarded by a host of friends and neighbors, the many kind and effective acts of neighborllness, at a time when kindness counts. abund- antly testify as does the funeral cor- tege,-the largest that ever entered Kinkora. where waiting hundreds Joined in the obsequies at St. -Mala- chi's on last Sunday afternoon. The pall bearers were Messrs. Michael and W-llliam_Clark, Frank Greenan. John R- Murphy. Joseph Baker and John Murtagh. » ;

The mourning family ask us to ex-

press their grateful appreciation to one and all.

May she rest in peace.

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rence of any illness or t e break ng down of a healed wound received while on duty. This does not mean. of course, that men developing other illnesses subsequent to their discharge and having no connection with their military service, will be entitled to free medical service. Arrangements have been made with both hospitals in Ch'town by which men will receive free advice. medicine and treatment in the wards. A soldier who wants a room for himself, however, will have to pay extra for the same. Should a man be too ill to be removed to the hospital from the locality in which

paid by the 1. S. C. A scale of fees for such special cases, has been sub- mitted by the I. S. C. to the Dom- inion Medical Association for approv- nl. This scale is based on the rate

men’s Compensation Act. In such special cases the local attendant is authorized by the Deputy Director, who must certify the fees which will then be paid by the I. S. C.

It should be mentioned that the of-

fice of Deputy Director -will also serve to provide a means of correcting any legitimate grievances which pcnsloned soldiers muy be suffering from. Dr. Ross has already assumed duty.

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Uffh vu for unlu nur I f...:.::.f" "' '~

he resides, the nearest medical doc-, tor may be placed in charge. and be Mgt' W' Fannck and Landry’ Bun

Bill Be Sure. Hector -Legree, Bath-

wick and Landry, Bathurst.

bell, Sussex.

Sister -Patch, 2.15%, Burt Ramsay,

Alberton. P. E. I.

Victoria. 2.15%, Dr. McAllister,

Sussex.

Texas John, 2.17%, Fenwick and

Landry, Bathurst. _

Lacopia, 2.09%. P. A. Belliveau.

Moncton.

2 .30 class, 3200.

urst.

Albert J. Murray Jones. Amherst

castle.

Dr. Clarke, D. W. Wilbur, Monc-

ton.

Allen Hall. Dr. McAllister. Sussex.

M0llCf0l1 .

John Allan Munroe who departed

this life May 22nd was born 45 years ago in Fairview, P. E. fi. He left 'his island -home twenty years ago and

_ gives engaged in gold mining in Idaho,

for a number of years. Some seven years B/so he met with an accident through a cave-in, in a mine, which finally resulted in -his deoease. He ,was so badly shattered thro the accid- pnt that he had toremaln in a hospi- tal' five years. He was partially re- lcovered. and made I visit to his home there two years ago. On returning West, -he entered a hospital at Edmon-

and remained there till a 'few

ago. ‘and was on his way re- home: when he laid off at a

in Gravehearst, Ontario, at that institution the end

Laura his' sister in Bos-

was notified and she vent to On- to convey tbs remains here. ‘ the arrival here s funeral ser-

held -at the Uigg Baptist

conducted by Rev; Dr. .Mo-‘

the pastor of Orwell Presbyter-

and -the remains were laid cemetery near by, beside who predeceased him a

at home the last'

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and he has gone Join loved* ones

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The entries for the races at Monc-J

Prince Rupert, 204%, Wm. Fen-

Mattie March 2.14%, Wm. Camp-

Barrloll. Edward Dalton, Newcast-

provided under the Ontario Work- l°:IBnme Penn’ Cham ééusent' New

Alice The Great. Wm. lngrsm,‘

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_ ED N 3'* 6 “me wife of Patrick Kiely who together fendant i ’ c °f Mr' and MTB' G°°"5° Wright' with five sonsand twddaughters, sur- The following non Jury cases have M ("m"`“‘ B°d°'3“°' was the “en” °‘ a vlve. namely:-William ` at Tldnish yet to 'be tried

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very pretty weddlngonTuesday even- N S ua J h 1 sm | ’ ' ' D ing, June 18th, when their eldest Hggy gg Wingsgrb ':,ermggt°%;lA1`|£3“v; Bla“°h*"'d V5- Ameck- Wallace Wheatley vs. Donald Muc-

gaughten T,-yphena Black was -unned T-he Canadian Hide & Skin Co., vs. Mlllan- llynes for plaintiff, McKin- ni manage to Ml-. Thomas Emo: i-{,1’,'}f,’,2hl,‘§,',y°,‘{‘_"f,§’s'§eg‘°M§,f:°a,:§ Qwrss Hisslns- two cases- Inman I\- non

Wright, of Kmkom_ The ceremony Rose ins and :Iomph at.home~» To- (,. or -plaintiff and McCallum for dc- Jo : ' ._ . . _ was performed by the Rem Geo,-ga the tact that Mrm Klely who w'“ in lendant. _ - - ‘4-_ _ lp I _` ‘ and othci's-~Iiiii_izln K. C. for plaintiff

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Supreme'Court opened yesterday at

The following non Jury cases have been tried before the Chief Justice. _ -' Absent debtor cases: _

,__ I _ I ng npu c. e eca e ah 1; 31 __ Leger Douglas vs". Robert Ailleek

" " _ _ time ago and was taken to t e n- -I-3 - _-ve lot for plaintiff $40, McNeill. for

_ I `_ I flrmary. Hwhere hliis condltioal glrlew ‘=` Tonowro* CANADA .pl;iggff. P t R b 'Mm

- //` J _ff ' Q worse e passe away on o ay < =.-» -- » - - w -en e ers vs. o ert sek- ff , / 6 and was some on Tuesday. - - -- - - verdict for piumur $61.52- Mmm

61’

will be -

made

Two

. '. o p . D, B_ grew!" _ Rob g Am |¢_ The following Jury cases have to

w:,"RT<E8“ff,T,E,';,, ,,',,';,,,,,Q'],'§ Mfngg? On Saturday. June zzna, there verdict for .piainli-rf sziis-stsivart ba lrledr June ugh 5 very successful ,cef passed peacefully away_ at her home K, C, 0|- p13|n¢|ff_ _ Jane Gaudet vs. Samuel Kennedy- cream social and sale of needle-work. in N°"'h Tryon' Ml" Jane W°°d’ in J' D' 5°°“'°'t V5' R°b°"f' Am°°k_ Inman K' C' for plaimm' Maru" K' etc' was held at Miss Kathleen MU the 74th ear of her age. She leaves vsriugt 0|- p|y5|nt|ff ;35_g5_ Ma,-Un C. ` D0n‘am.s, Cornwall’ by the ladies of to mourn one sister; Miiss Carrie, K_ C, for p|a|nu1f_ ' E. G. (.-lllls vs. D. McAusland-ln- Cornwall-York Women's, Institute. :”°;d' 1°' N°r";1T'y°“' fha funeral 5' K- `sti““°Y “lid Other V5- R°b' Ea"

Though the weather was-rather ,,,,_ 0° .race at t e home 0 Mrs. Ed- on Ameck--verdict for plaintiff $195.- - ` fav rable a large crowd was Present Ward `I‘°“"`d» ‘M°”d“V “n°"‘°°n' 40”' Gsud” K- C- f°l‘ Dlbllltlif. Alfmd D0\'i0fl vs. Mnry Murray and inciiidin' 'several from Charlottetown' “'h°'° “ lar" ““mb°" °f m°“d° 5" H- P- WWI! VH- RUSBBII Ramihy- ` ""°"‘°""l’""““ K' C' f°" l’m“'"»f' The ,mg of 33100 wa, ,,,,,,,,d au' sembled to ray there-last respect to mum or debt, verdict for plaintiff Siffwuft K- C- for defendant-

of which will he used for Red dross tm’ d°°°“°d' "lm had be” “MV °t` - ”°9"95‘ `s""°“5 1°” phunmf' s°‘“”` Ei purpose* In addition to their Red flicted from childhood. The services den; for defendant. _In

C,,,,,,, work the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of the 1,, svndlfltsd by: $1131 Rcvmgeogise -Mary .inns noun vs. william can-. K_ C_ for (lefendanh stitute are now making a collection ' D ' °' ° l ` ° _ ° 5 “cu” M d°m"_ Verdi” for “mum” Jose h Ga det s Sam el Kenneri in am -0, me P_ E_ ,_ Hospital' They church. 'rue pail-bearers were. Mes- saoo- stewart K. c. for plaintiff, _In P “ " ' “ 5' are also interesting themselves inthe sr' wmam Th°m"' J°'°Ph Em' Iam" K' C’ fm' ‘“’f°“d“'"‘ K question of food conservation. At Maj" C"“u‘°“ “nd A"‘.’m°° Cam' J°h“ I‘“"“"' "°' S“m“°| Cmlg' ac' fi

thu next re “lar meeml' which Wm eron. interment took place in Tryon tlon on note- verdict for plaintiff

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bo held at the Parsvnase. Cornwall, ‘M°“‘°°"“ C"'”°“""' ‘°" l’1“"“‘"" M°C“"“’" niic Plaintiff. stewart K. C. for do-

on July 8th, Miss Sterns will give a f-nd ,_ -- "mt

salute" ' ""':““.u after a long and trying Illnessfbornel tried before- Min Justice Haszard-

w DI G BELL Th h most patiently. Annie, the beloved McNeil Lfor plaintiff Duffy for de- M

for defendant.

K. U. for plaintiff, Saunders

C. for tlenfendant.

nily K. Learned vs. J. B. Roper man K. C. for plaintiff," Bentley

man K. C. for plaintiff, Martin C. for defendant. oorge S. Larter vs. Covehcnd king. Company Ltd.-lnman K.C.

A. Mncdoiiuhl & ('-o., Ltd. vs.

ociatcfl l\`arniurs (‘o-operative (‘o. - Stewart K. C. for plaintiff,

Neill, for dcfnnduiits. emlng, Blanchard, McCurdy vs. ll. Jenkins- Guudct K. Cl for liltiff, lnman K. C. for defendant.

for defendant. hn M<Alcoi vs E G Purkmnn

_ C_s!!ad.a,lFood_lpard__i.lcense No.-5-925 I f ' f'

Stewart K. C. for defendant.

Fred Your-:ton and another us. R.

J. McNeill- Inman K. C, for .plain- tiff, Saunders K. C. for defendant.

J. F. Ferguson vs. Richard Cut-

life- McKinnon for plaintiff, Gaudet K. C. for deendnnt. . '

Donald* McKinnon vs. Hammond

Latter and another- lnman K. C. for plaintiff, McKinnon, K. C. for de-

fendant.

APPEALS.

F. McEachern vs. 'Malcolm McKin-

non- S-haw for appellant, Gaudet K, C. or respondent.

ARGUMENTS.

Major Scliurmun vs. The Minister

and Trustees of St. James' Church- Bentley K. C, for appellant. Martin K. C. for respondent.

M. l’. liogan vs. Mary' Morgan -

G:-uirlet K. C. for nppcllnnt, Martin K. C. or respondent.

W. A Mutch vs. \Mt. Edward Sil-

ver Black Fox Co..- lnmiui K. C. or appellant, Bentley K. C. for ‘re- spandenf.. - I

Menthor A. J. Campbell vs. Samu-

el.0. Shorey_ and others- Attorney General for appellant, -Bentley K. Q. for respondent. ' -

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The universal J military '

service Zum-

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sweetheart -Is;-,patunrally

sweetmeat th;ai,,--,-,save

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roost refreshment and _areal-_ si _ ,F

est enloyment when on

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Keen the boys supplied

duty. '

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