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:m|:d'li.L.-A1 me P. si. mmm Hos-

on June 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs.

Jblln l‘Ierreil, a son. ` 'rw I- ` '_ 1 ~ _ MARRIAGES _

MeLlAN-NICHGLSON-At the bride's holla. [lat River, June 19th, by the Rev. J. C. -Martin. Alexander McLean.

grllodon, to Emma Nicholson, Flat

ver. _

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1 'Ts > ~ ~> ' 4..._¢..|.. -`

,ig 1?* H '~ that the executions have already been

YAGFAIRL/\|N~E-in this city on Batur-u

day -June 22. 1918, Edna _l'icF1u-lane daughter or tne'lste Quarter Master Sergeant William G. McFarlane, alter an'illneas of about three weeks. The func:-oi took place on Sunday the 23r‘d.’ inst from the hofme on Water Street to the People's Cemetery.

IN MEMORY

Lines'_on_the death of a Rollo Bay

l-lero.-Bert Campbell. ~ The brave lad sleeps. in his khaki

clad

On the distant battle field! Near the sputter of maxima and shot

_ and shell,

The id-le song birds scorning,

And tge daisies steeped :ln morning

. ew

7\rop'i tear on the silent dust . crossfinhrks the grave of the gall- ` aittyoiith.

1-01- its _suffered and died for freedom.

We werlé not there to see him fail

1111-_ give"him sweet replies

_\ gemdropped from the tiring line '1` .`shine”v'1rith the heavenly throng

11.- -_-.ive _up his lille for freedom and joined the multitudes arrayed in

white _

And went through giieat trials and

tribulations ‘

To that beautiful city beyond.

Written by his aunt.

WAR

"They say that ‘war is hell," ‘the great

aocursed.

‘The sin impossible to be forgiven':

Yet I can look beyond it at its' worst.

And still find blue in Heaven.

"And as I note how nobly Natures

_ form, Under -the war's red vein, I deem it - . true, _

That He who made the earthquake,

_ and the storm,

Perchance makes battles too.

"The life He loves is not the life of

' ._-_sum _ Abbrevlsted by each passing breath;

It is the 'true humanity of man.

Victorious over death."

Notice to Patrons "

' Ow'Ei'¢'7tO sickness I'am~ compelled

£0 discontinue the season with my!

arse. _Will be glad to meet all pat foils at the Highland Hotel.

E. L. HARRINGTON

_|0002-8-21!-Mipd. lance of His Majesty's Mails, on n pro-5 , posed Contract ‘for four years, sixi Word has been received in Ottawa

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‘8lxtsen~ Pomona Sent to Death folk “Eeplonago."

AMSTERDAM. June 22.-Sixteen

persons. including some women, have been condemned to death by the Ger- mans. following their arrest in East Flanders. Belgium, on a suspicion of _hB1DK Sllilty of espionage. according to' the frontier correspondent of The "i‘ele|raaf. It was rumored yesterday

had been placed under arrest

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carried out. More than fifty people

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Welling House and Land

for Sale _ '

To be sold by public uction on the

premises 'on Wednesd y 3rd July 1918 at 1.30 o'clock .p. m'. the resid- ence and land. connected' therewith oi’ the late Mart'in West on east side of School Street in Charlottetown.

DAVID C. HOOPER

Executor estate late Martin West

Benj_ Carter, Auctioneer. `

Tend 9 rs, _for

W. .01 ,

Tend'ers will be received biy the un-

dersigned for the sale oi’ a quantity of washed' and unwashed wool up to‘ July 2nd at 7 p. m. Address i

Mm. CAIN, _ i

Secretary of Maple Leaf Institute

Summerville, P. E. lsland_

90-17-6-25M3i. _

1. aretakers of Fox Ranchl Wanted '

Located at_Milltown Cross, P. E.;

.I. Far-in with dwelling and. stable fur-| nished free. I

Will consider straight salary, bonus_l

so much per pair or any other pro-I position.

References required.

' CHARLES W. PIKE

50 Avon Street

*Bos't0n, Mass U. S. A.

9044-6-25tuthu2t

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,______,,g__inen1 rm _c___consi 111-. " " Y " ' """"', :cncy mentioned. The Minister of Jus-

SEALED TENDERSY mrdresséd ztff-'tice told him at the time that hel

_the Postmaster General, will be rec~! F eived at Ottawa until Noon. on Friday? the 2nd August 1918 for the convey-1

times per week over rural mail route'

An ofiicial statement will be. issued

in the course of a few days by the Militia Department eiplaining that it is not 8ie intention of the government to call out the nineteen year old boys or to cancel exemptions of other clas- ses. This action is designed to calm the agitated farmers, who seem to be under the impression that other clas- ses are to be called out at once. At present the government is securing sufficient reinforcements to keep the Canadian army at strength, and it is very unlikely that it will be necessary 'to call out any other classes or to cancel any more exemptions until af- ter the harvest. If, however, the war situation becomes so critical that more men are needed at once the gov- ernment will be compelled to take drastic action. But this is not ex- pected.

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Preparations are well under way

for the flotation of Canada's next Victory Loan in October, which will probably be the greatest 'financial ei- fort the Dominion has yet made. The amount of the Loan has not been de- finitely fixed, but the impression is that the sum to be asked for in the, prospectus will be $250,000,000, with 11 real objective of $500,000,000; There is no doubt as to Canads.'s ability to raise this large amount, even after, four years of war. The money is needed to meet the growing military expenditure and to provide Canadian credits from which Great Britain may purchase our production of munitions, aeroplanes, grains, ineats. cheese and other foodstuffs and supplies. This, it should be made known, is the only means by which Canada's'~ productsi

may be secured. ' . .

The Bible Students Association here

is apparently in wrong with the auth- orities. Yesterday something like 1,- 000 copies of “The Morning Messeng- er" and “The Watchman" two of Pas- tor Russeil's publications which are banned in Canada, were seized by the police, and the secretary of tho Asso- ciation, 11. young man named Rogers. was placed under arrest Some of this literature was found at Rogers home and the balance at the headquarters of the Association on Bank street. This is the second time within a few months that banned literature has beenseized at the Bible Students’ headqquarters here. The first seizure was made in March, when over 2,000 copies of "The Watchman" and "The Bible Students’ Monthly" were confis- cated.

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The announcement .is made that

Judge Maclennan. of the Supremo Court of Montreal, has been appoint- ed a Commissioner to invcstigalo the charges of irregularities in the allot- ment of the military vote in tho con- stituency of Clianibly-Vcrclierei-1. Tho charges were made in the Coinmoii;-1.1 in the dying hours of thc session. by the sittin ber_.Lo th I

would be granted 5 commission, ami the appointment under discussion is

the result. _

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to di Holi d d ted b

Schevingen,

Holland, April 15.

My dear Miss Norton. members of

R d Cro d citiz f

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ery triumphant success with your good-work. I may say I left my part- ner, Sapper W. B. Ross, 503430. 2nd Canadian Tunnelling C0., Engineers, on K47 Munster ll., T.W., Germany. on Dec. 6th. 1916. it’s a very hard kommando regarding food and work we relied on your kindness during the past two years. li’ your city feels like sending ‘him anything, I have the as- surance that it will be greatly appre- -ciated, and thanked' by him. l must say I received your parcels regularly. We have still to econonilze here yet, The only thing we are short of is a ‘little money to buy a little bread or biscuits to carry us over our tea or our necessities such ns tobacco or cigarettes. ‘But I suppose the gov- ernment will see to it. Your society (Red Cross) gave us a splendid re- ception qn our arrival, -treated us O.K. This is a beautiful place, up against the sea. The weather is raih-' er cold yet here. But we forgot. all

this since we received oui' liberty. Our , past two and three years records oi; captivity would fill a. library. Wel1.l dear friends, I will call halt for this` time. Again thanking your for your past kindness. and I trust with God’s help to perhaps be able to thank you personally on my return.

Yours obedient servant, .

SAPPER ANDREW ROSS PATON,

(.03-431.

2nd Can. Tunnelling C0., ‘ Engineers,

The Supper W. B. Ross mentioned

in this letter, has now been adopted by the King William L.O.L., King- ston. Mrs. E. Macdonald,-Mrs. J. Muirhead and Mrs. Maskitt, ull of Stelliirton, have adopted it prisoliciz Tho Roscneath Red Cross hnvc taken 11 second man. and Mrs. Pomeroy, city, one; and so thc good work goes on.-284 to date. We want niziny more adoptions and donations. ll‘ you think that the prisoners are but- ler troutezl now, rcud tho following:

--~ ----More Hun--Brutality" Y 7-'

'Medical Students Paid to Experiment on British Prisoners

Private F. L. Garland, South Afri-

can, infantry. token prisoner :it Del- villc Wood und now repatrioted_ says

to the effect that iaptnin I-lammond Johnson is in Lon 0

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,N _ 1 f p -k ' 3; ti _ p_ E_ 1, . _ d n taking 11. course

Masonic Ternple flags rrhiiiu 111? isoitmgsizli Gencrciflsiin aerial navigation, probably with 51!

- Company

The Annual Meeting of the Share-

holders of the Masonic Temple Com- any will be h‘eld in the office of iE_R.

1 pleasure. - I Printed notices containing further iinformation as to conditions oi’ props- ied Contract may he seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtaiined at [the Post Offices oi’ Peake‘s Station

grow No. 146 Richmond Street, Char-,and at the office of the Post Oiilce lottetown. P. ‘E. I. on Wednesday ev- ‘ Inspector! ` ' sning. the 10th July, 1918, at 8 o’clock.' JOHN F. WHEAR »

-_ , p Q Omce Ins germ-` -To William A*.C'ole,:in Ottawa liusi-

oated 11-.. 24111 any of June. 19111. 0.1 ii I

“_ w_ WAKEFORD Post Omce Inspector-B 0m¢e_ _ness man_ belongs the unique distinc-

Secretary

9062-1'.-:='.11s7i. erica who being unfit for overseas

Charlottetown 22nd June 1918. v

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Notice to Deputy Registrars

For King’s County

' The Superintendent of the Regis-1

P 1

trar’s Board, Ottawa, re uests all

, 41 in 11

’ ‘ ° 7 % ` R _'p_p~_F|| t d gl _ el csol‘mostofth.Bitil i-

S t0‘ Stcvsgrt Dnssodu lhIro(iilgliaOttawr(i) *Trad were 1-;aveld l(>1y!U(i0 garfielgsprrig-

~ ' 1 . k _ _ _ ze vc rom lngun , rut tic mr c -

send in their returns by Reg1stered..Ii§_2..';'.l ';’“'..2.i.'I..§.§’".“I?“.i2‘°52.‘$L‘;’.°. 1- on go 11__v@1. <»..._.._..._1...

- - -A bl _ ._ suppose _o o so ara ei, ut. n x d

Mail to Mr. Wm. Cain Registrar for' ““”"‘ ’ °' ‘"2 ”f°“l”‘°"““ "‘“’°" ...ly 1...... 11.. 131.1- "

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’ it is unofllcialiy announced that I

King’S COl1I'lty. 3.5 S0011 as p0SSIbl€. Mr. J. H. on dai. Dir _ 2 r 1 pi’ ~" '""i“""` "f """“""’“ E*

’ inlon Experiidontgi idaifrigr odiiiimni .mrmlemnl Farms in 1911' suc°°Bd`

- frequent visltar to Prinée igdwnr ng Dr. Saunders, and is recognized

Island is to he named as actin D; is an authority on agriculture and 11

' M. Duty Imnater of Agriculture, Bucg(_eed_ highly capable ofllcial. Mr, 0‘IIallor.

in Mr G F O,Hauo in has been Deputy Minister of Agri-

iln worit . hBefore ienggrling tiho pub

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_lblew Perth, June 24, 1918 1 a';.;:.;.‘:..”1..:.1s1f°‘1.1_‘5.‘;1s£..1;12:, " “ ”* " °“

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Registrar 11215113: --» -» ~---»» 0-

land keeps the life of his substitute ginsured besides.

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view to transferring to the Royal Air( Corps. a branch of the service which- is very popular overseas as woil»»as_ in Canada. Speaking oi' the Royal Air Corps recalls a report I heard thc other day to the effect that the school of instruction at Deseronto is soon to be removed to Ottawa.

tion of being the only person .ln Ain-'

service himself engaged a man to take his place in the firing line. Mr. Cole pays this men’s family $40 a month

Col. S. R. Jenkins, M.D., of Char-

lottetown, and Dr. Alexander Mac- Neill, of Sumnicrslde, were in Ottawn last week attending the annual meet- ing of the Medical Council of Canada. Dr. MacNeill was ro-elected a mem- ber of the executive. '

E ran when thi

Commerce or Justice Mr O'Hallor

that when captured he was forced to walk six miles, although in groat pain from severe wounds. After being liuffeted about from place to place, he was operated on without anaesthe- tiizs and sont to Gottingon Military llospital. whore tlioro were also some Australians.

The buildings were mere com-

pounds,_w‘lth neither 11. staff of nurses nor orderlies. One doctor paid 11. daily flying visit and was assisted by at couple ol' students, who paid large sums for the opportunity to practice surgically, mi the prisoners.

The wounded were forced to per-

form ali the work, assisted at opera- tions, and made up bandages from old bagging, with which all wounds were lressedl One student unsuccessfully ittempted without anaesthetics to ex- tract shrapnel from Garland's should- er, resulting in severe supperation. Others were in a similar plight.

The buildings were unheated, and

many of tile- prisoners were frost-bit- en. The food was unfit for pigs and leaths were frequent. Bedding and :lothing were unchanged for months

ind stank with the fllth from wounds. Th v

culture since 1902, and is generally

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and writes as followst. ‘ _

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bondage to liberty I wish to extend ,

3-_;_,=1,“;;;g,_=;,f;_§;;\;,°~;___;<; ,{;=_;-,_-,;;,f;>;' ° on ali lines. Goods will be \soid_ at wholesale prices,__TfPr0-"1_` -

;",f,";;;;;‘"5,,;",,’;{f,;°,“:;;';-;.;,§‘f ;:,“:.; fits will be thrown to the winds, e.en tl-_ie seil1ng~cost_ 1 §.°§“ii_’..’$f.'_.._.‘.‘ §§3?;;?.;;‘3.Y.§"i,”'2iE will be sacrificed foi' one day.. g fr ___ _ __ 1" f.‘..“.‘i.l‘;“;‘i‘._i.;“‘i£l‘l;..itil?".i1lL;‘;‘f’.£3.‘Ii _ You know the g_rez_1t_success of Dollar Days hére _ 325;’.f°“.?..€l.§1..‘IJF“°l“‘5..§.?“‘..t"’.‘¥f 111 the past. june 27th- 1s going to be the record day for

this store. -We find it is impossible to secure news space to mention the scale on which this sale' is to be conducted. ~ ' _ _

ALL_f`(_)_UR MEN’S CLOTHING AND LADIES’ READY TO-WEAR AT

WHOLESALE PRICES DOLLAR DAY

HOUSE DRESSES, $1.00-good quality cotton; 68 in the lot, sizes 34

to 44.

WASII SKIRTS. $1-00-5 dozen splendid quality; all sizes.

WASH LINEN SUITS. $4.00_3 dozen in this lot worth to _$10.00.

_LADIES 1t.\1Noo,1'1'S, $4.00_g0od values today at $8.00 to $10.00-

36 in the lot. _

cmnnm-:Nia DRESSES, $1.00`cm1$2.60, in assorted 10tS_¢0101-ed

cottons and ginghams. 1 ' I 0

implies’ wlirm volmi AND 110I.o1¢i~:n 0o'1"roN BLoUsEs, 3

LARGE assortment-to clear at $1-00 **=11'|'- _ `

LADIES’ \VI[ITE MIDDIES, $1.00-made from very fine cotton, 8 do- V

zen in the lot.

1.111111-is’ oo'r'1'oN D1t.\\\'1~:i:s::p.111-.1 101-151.00.

(‘-Ol{SE'l‘ (IOVERS-3 for $1.00. '

500 Al’R.()NS--All kiniis :1i11<|w1'i:|l prices. , '

_ _ L.'\_D_l BL,-LC__K ANI) __U0.LOli~li}l-) I-lNl).El{SKlltTS-at $1.00-§68'i1i'thE"' '

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' LADIES’ LONG CREPE DE CHENE KIMONAS; in l0i1S-at $1.00 and

$2.00 each.

I L.-\(‘I‘1 CUR'1`»\lNS at $1.00 per pair; a very special offering for DOD-

LAR DAY. . ~

C0'r'r0N NIGIITIES $1-00-in ladies’ and child1‘en’s; a rare offering

for DOLLAR DAY. `

LADIES’ TRIDIMED HATS, $2.00_reg\11a1° prices from $3_OO to $8,0_O_ BOYS’ PULL OVER 'S\VEATEI`}S_2 f0l' $1.00.

BOYS’ BLOUSES--2 for $1.00.

BOYS’ BLUE DOT COTTON DU(‘-I( SI'IIRTS_2 f0l‘ $1.00.

MEN’S sox_(spcc1ai)_ vpan-s for $1.00. 0

MEN’S FANCY S_I-IIRTS-(Odd llncs)-all sizes, 2 for $1.00.

_ BOYS’ GOOD QUALITY I{OSE--3 pairs for $1.00.

AUTO GLOVES-(Special)-$1.00 to $4.00 pair. `

LADIES’ HOSE-5 Pairs ff" $1-00-made from heavy-quality cotton;

very close knit. »

GREY COTTON SPECIAL--120 pei' yill‘d. .

2,000 YARDS FINE VVHITE LAWN--Regular value 32g f0l’ 210.

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linings, sateiens, coatings, underwear, raincoats, etc.

In the ladies’ ready-to-wear department_all goods offered at_who1esale

prices. Our men’s clothing department, which is the best stocked in the City g will offer goods at wholesale prices. _

Bring in the whole family on Dollar Day and get fitted out for the sea-

son at S. A. McDonald’s.

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