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` F 01' EVefym3n gon in Saturdsv's issue that Sergeant to the nat tum year. nr. J. A. Johns- . 0 .

Bow old are ou P been killed in action _happily proves to 'Point at the head or 'rlgnisn Harbour.

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ln they self-supporting or dependent P Have you saved enough to maintain your family

Or would your home in that ease be broken up ? Would your children he reared by relatives ?

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or farm?

, Could your wife "lift" that mortgage if you were

not living?

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$900 Canadian homes ?

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) THE price of a pair of Red T i ‘ Shoes is largeenough to ensure . the best materials. skilful, patient

workmanship, and shapes of correct taste and fashionable appearance. Those who appreciate these qual»

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reasonable charge and the excep- tional service which it secures.

The new styles now at your dealers embody the newest ideas in sizes to fit all feet.

Men's priced from 53.00 to $4.50.

Women's, $2.50 io $4.00

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appear! recruiting mw o re turn homo for ooiving full pay

- DIED IN I. G.--The death occured

at Mission. B. C.. on April 14th. of Mrs. Bruce Wright (formerly Annie Camer- on) daughter of John R. Cameron. Ai hany.t ollowing an illness of a few came months. _There are left to mourn a kind

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hand, one lon. hor* Jathot, John R eron. and brother mtv-ing at

Albany. The remains e brought to hor old home tor burial

ISLANDER ENL1 T Private

il’ " in orceater with her `a"' h Mar- and

g t C. Oliver graduate nurse en- listed sometime ago in Brandon. Mani- toba with the 79 Battalion C. Company and is now in Halifax N. S. waiting to SAD DEATH.-The sad death oc- start for England with the Company. cured at Bummerslde on Tuesday even- Private Frank Oliver is a brother of] ing. April 25th. ol Ida Althea, da.ugh~ Mr. Norman Oliver. Alberton. ter ofBernard and Mrs. Deeliochos

' aged 2 months and 8 days. The little

-PRESENTATION ‘l’ODAY.- The one~wae put to bed by her mother ent of the season- takes place in about 8 o’c1ock in apparent good mmsrside this evening at 7 o'clock health and o half hour after was found

t of huglea and drums to "C" Com- their sad -bereavement. '

y 105th . Battalion. The Sum- ._

merside Band will be in attendance ' LOBSTER 8EA8ON.- The date a a programme of music, addresses for "setting the lines" has arrived but etc, will be presented. Everybody is the ice holds fast and refuses to al-

be disturbed Two new lobster pack-

lin Nicholson of Hazel Grove had ton ia openingalarge factory at Jude's

UP- A118118 `NlCl10lH0Il 0! H8191 ous factories that dot the Waterford

Grove and enlisted in the 26th Betta- 5h°rg__Y_

lion at St. John. He is about 25 years

of age. In the list of casualties co Aggp RE5|pEN1- ||_i___ Hi, many PM from slrwrhssse the some day. friends win be sorry to learn or the in- the name °f Gunner M°~1¢°lm C- MC' ness of Mr. John Stewart of Mount ‘

Aulay appeared-among those who died Aihi0n_ Mi-_ ggewgrg who is in his from wounds. This also fortunately hineiyhevhhih year has hiwhyh enjoy. appears t° be an *"“'°" ca'-‘led from ed excellent health till the present. 3 '-"“”°P°3m°l1 °r me '~YP° in the "St He always took an active interest in °f kmed and W°“”d°d- - thewelfare of the community in Whl¢i1

he lived for eo long and was always

WEDDING BELL8.»- The home of ready gh iend ,_ heihing imnq_ His

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. MacLeod of Fessi- ii-iemis hope go gee his fgmiiigr figure r°r“» “'49 the Scene °f 9- "TY DPBNY around soon again and to enjoy his ac- "°‘ldl“5 °“ W°d°e3d°Y “WD AW" quaintances for years to come, tor 12th when their niece Miss Bessie D. though hid in yeh;-h is sim ymmg in

Protltt ot Burlington. P. E. l.. was unit- mihd_

ed in marriage to Mr. Arthur K. Stew- ‘ 1 art of Calgary by Rev. W. K. Thomp- pgg-r AMpu1'A-|-5p__A geiggi-gm p

son. Tbe_bridelooked charming dress- received ih ihih Ciiy from the Adiu. ed in While °"’P° de °hen°» and 571°' tant General contains the information dow lace with-veil and orange blossoms ihhi; private David panning' of Chai-. °a"'ym5 3 b°“‘l“°r Ur bridal r°5°5~ lottetown, reported wounded in the Miss Elsie Park and little Misa Jean ief; foo( h_ short time 339, has had the Macleod acted as bridesmaids. while goo; amhumted in 5, hogpimi in Franca. Mr. Lloyd Crowe supported the groom. The condition of me hhuehi is repay. An" ‘ming lusuce ‘° 3 dalml’ lim' ted as serious. lt is a remarkable coin. cheon prepared by the hostess the cidence that this same leg was broken bridal party mowred £0 Cfi\Hbr00k twice on different occasions several where Mr. and Mrs Stewart loft by the yea,-h hg0_ Much symhaihy is feii ““e"”°°“ "alll mr their "BW 1101110 "1 for the parents 0’ the unfortunate Calmlry. accompanied by showers of ,-hung mah _hui ii ish, he hoped that ri__c_g.e_confetti and good wishes. The i-irhssurthg news mga,-ding _his wndi. . _

bride is well known in Kimberley, hav- 1-Ei_EpH0NE EX1-EN’3iQN_ __ A ing resided there for the past year. ,hehiing was hehi in Mount Albion

School Wednesday evening to con-

Province, Percy J. E. Haslam, ilrst Benjamin ‘ Jenkins was appginted V9" 5l\|d°“f~ at HYCUUG ($011986. T0\‘0' chairman. Ludlow Jenkins, Secretary. nto, returned to his home here recent- A gene,-ai iiihwsgign as to probable ly' Mr' Hasmm lmends £0 remain UU' cost. route and benefits to be derived U1 me inter Part °f s9Pl¢mb9r~ Hi” took place and it was unanimously many friends are pleased to welcome ,Brehd thai if Bagihfhaoi-y ai-range. him b“°k'_ The springfield E33 Cir' ments could be made with the Com- cle is doing a rushing business under hhhy that he he erected hh ,ooh ah wh. the “M9 m“““3°m°"l' °f Mr- P- sim?" venient. Committee consisting of lair W|10 is V011' l>°DUl8l' Wm! his Messrs J.-W. Ballem,_ Seymour Myers many friends- The genial mail cour- and the Sec,-emi-y were ahhgihgeii in "er M- T' Lambe °°ml““°5 1° dis' canvass the district to ilnd out the charge his onerous duties in a punctu- number wiiiihgio hike hong also gg al and obllging manner despite the meet the mhhhgei-.M ht an em-iy daie

come. At the annual tournament of meeting, after which meeting adjourn.

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the Springneld Chest Club was recent- hiiio meet May 7ih_

ly held. The trophy .was won by Mr.

John B. Haslam.- Union Division S. gh Ahrii goih 1916 there hushed io _ 0. T. continues to meet regularly and his Eta,-hai i-ewhi-d pew, Moser of

much interest is manifested in the Qieh iso,-est at the advanced age of work. The following are the oillcers ei hi ea 5 D ed hi d d

g yy r. eceas wasa n an

for the present quarter:-- W. P.- Nelson M th _ V_ _ lnoffensive man, a good neigbor and a

3 °5°“- l A-_ Mrs- Eve loving husband, and father. He bore

rett Haslam; R. S.- Peter Sinclair; his miie,-ings wiih gi-an hhiiehcih hh; A. R. S.-5 Bessie MacKenzie; F. S. - 3 murmur escaping his iihh_ Deceased D' N- lfhcxayi Tr°“8~_ Walter MW' was born in Dublin, Lunenburg Co. N. Kenzie, Chap.- Laura MacKenzie; g_ and mme to this country forty-,four ' C°“"'° Wim” H”|“n}i A* C°“~" “Ck years ago. He leaves beside his sorr- Mathieson; O. S.- Charles MacKen~ owing widi-,w_ iwh hon, and gh,-ee dh". rle; P. W. P.-- John iiaslam. ghters Mrs. Geo. Publlcover of North

__ _ - Rustico, Mrs. Chas. Lutes of Glen For-

""""""""""""“”"' ""'“"""“""""""""”' est, Mrs. James Lutes '=t Glen Forest.,

Edward of Mount Vernon, and Charles

" 'ill l at home. The services at the house

L and grave were conducted by Rev.

John Gillis of Wood Island, who spoke very ieelingly Interment ‘ook place -

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No MORE PU,-_-FED_uP_ BURNWG The oillcial programmes for the big

race meetings to be held Charlotte-

SWEATY' CALLNJSED FEET town on the King's Birtlilday and in

connection with the Provincial Exhi- bition in September are being sent out | to horsemen by Secretary Smallwood. There is every indication that both events will have large entry lists and that tho races' will be worth coming miles to see.

The card for the Kink’s birthday

races is made up as follows: ‘

‘ Purse

0 Class. Pace $100-_00 0 Class, thhoot ' 100-_00 -19 Class. t t and pace _ 200-00‘ ‘

f Tbe'-Irat~two races are to _he bait ~ mile heats; and the third mile beats:

ries czose on the 27th May . -For the fail fair races the card

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~ cannot produce as much as you would like, produce all you can. Work wig, . spirit; Put lighting energy into your effort and produce' now when it counts. you produce-the more you can save. Producing and saving are war-service.

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