iiu>0RTiNr irririimri rrirlrielr lsr-:t£i:rEri i=ii'ilrll this wi-:Eirse Nevis For iriié rrui'rrriiiiii's siiurenr-ewescneeirw

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h |;g£P5’RTSyyd1iA’LS;_-Eet Fivriwtsiiiull yeslerduyetg'M‘;E;lrBL‘;;og;::l~'Jf)l;§;I’e§ lgers of thecrew all tha Russian ice- ductor Thomas K. Stanley utter over o - . weeii W V - - reakei'.1ormerly c led the J. D. Hair- forty years service us br le 1

Hillsborough and _Ifrince Street. bc-I peIx;;n;';’s3;‘h’P°' Qtwbec- twenty Im~ _ ' _ u. M ma ‘ | lonl.!int»! to the Vlelllter estate, were dusuy L_nntin§e;"g";’;' M3 i“‘ trip to Russia, Messrs Pc-ter 'Flynn `way, was retiri-_I on the Provident ' ' - I -

l in auttlon iestc-id.i\» Irv Mi-I to “mu The! and John Power. ~ _ Fund _on Miiy lsr. I _ | K E

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, IB MENT. Messrs BACK PROM RUSSIA-Two mem- CONDUCIOR PENSIONED-Pon. i _,_ 3... ._-H... ._ __ _ ., .',. _ V.; _r.,_ - _ _,_,_____,,,,_-_,,LJ__H _ * " -o

30.( , .' ' _ _ . . ~ “,,“,.i,,¢,,_ (),,(.___,,v, _.,;,,y,_1,. ,.,,|mg,._ mm' have mriny orders still to he filled. tri Mr. l¢‘i'uiiI< Illia-t.~: tor $800, 'I‘hr»» ""_‘

I PASSED WITH HIGH HONORS. -

eu. arrived home yesterday from their

REGRUITI Nupat tiit. recruit

and conductor onthe P IC Island Rall-

HAY cauci-lr rms- A to-itiu

rirlwr, ri dnutilo trait-.iiiviit cnttagr- \vas.~r-h - _ . . "‘ :ng "meeting led b lieur. Hardy at Ioru tc»o`r pine-0 on 'l‘iit-.duv at Vill 'fc liirfrrkr-I rlowii to It morltt- t)l'r'ei` r\c.i`<lelilimI6| ot bMoum st Vincent Annandale on tho Ufth Inst the ltev Gricvii vihsii a four loin -.lick of Iiiix

for $000. ‘aarc P. mailrixe een 'm¥“rded Su- li.. W-ni. McLeod read ii Scripture les-' wa.: l:ui'ned to_tho grouiirl on the fari_n

rvlritlirnv. I.<»fl=»y.~1\1. the _ago tri rv] Y“"’- _,closet by it gram irrarer ily Mr; .\ic- to the tic-ht wht-n tilt- stark war- in

yoarrc, .~:-'AYS I-he lioston l‘i'a\'olIei- ol _.-\prll 28th. lie was presideiit ol' the Wlllluni Mr~i(h: Shipliiiildiiig (loiiipahy lil' Idast Ilostori, Mi'. MrrKlr- Wm; |,,,|~" in |'i'_|_ri<-t-_ |~}tlwlii'd Hiiriil, tiiiriiitiai, ,,||,| riiiiie to this <»i_ly when U ymmg rrraii. liri .stai'tr-.rl :drip huiirliiirr in 1887; “-as r-lrriiir-r~l<:lI° with sovt'i't\i Iiaiiks aa rllr-1-t-tor' and ti'ii.stt'f-, :intl was prtiliii- irriut in t’r‘alte|'r|;ii 1ri'r|ois:. Last. r'-tiiniiioi' Iris t'0|i|purr_v biiitll llitr Mury (‘IiiItoii,

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_ DESERVINGLY POPULAR FUN`D. -'I'Iw pupuIai'il.y oi' tin: l'i‘i.~:orit\i's' ot \Var Ir’|iiiri is iirr~r't-asiiiu r:riiit.iiiuiiIIy 'l`lili'ly-six new atloplions rvuio iriinle during April ,arid t`unoii Siiiipson lrirrvai-llerl over $800.00 to llrigliiirtl tliiir rnoritli. One liuirtlrtid and forty- rlirvo prisoners are now provided for by this provint-0, New iirioptioiizs this wt-.t>lr :trot llrurzltltey lied t'.i'o>;.~., Suc- .~<-afr Worncn's Irisiilrittf, tli-aliaiii’.~a ltd., .\'orIli ilriritico VV. F. und II. M. .\[ist'out:Iir- i‘ar'i:sli, llariiioiiy W-0- 1iieii`s Institute, hir:-i. I-Edwin and Mir-in I-llaviiilr Artliur, .‘\lis.»' Itulli Ilviirtz. .f\lina ltr-d (‘r~tr.s'.~:~. Doriiitiorisz A l'rientl, $2tt_llIl, Mr. I.. I.. .lt-ukiriri, $I0.t)(t, .\Iis.-I Iiliiiiiii \VI|itr~, $l.tI0. Allliotirzli rlrlr prltv of food is now <-oiif-ririoi-;i_LrIy iriifreasl-rI,_ iilloptioiis only t-ost $4.511 pr-r riioiith, as rho <Iil'l`r\i'rirr'r- is inode up t`rorii tloiilitioiis. (‘iin?'iii Simpson, t'luri'IolIs_=lown will be glarl to give fur'~ llier iriforrtizitioii and .-:rviid vvltlftlim- liral the |ii'is0rrr\r's. it-r-vivv Ilivli' pir- vt-IS.

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prtaialiiiig .service in the Methodist (.<`h“"'~`l‘- ADDI!! Road. ou l<‘riday oven- IYIH. lliay -ith at 7.20 o'r:Ior'It. The pn; tor will preatfli. At :I 0'(-lorfli In the af- leriioon of the saints day, there will Ile ai iiiteetiiii-,' ol' the trristt-ri hoard ot’ tlirr riiirrt-Ir. <

_FUNERAL vessrmav.-'rim frin-

oiai ol tho lute Mr. Augustus »New:io_ii 'P011 IlIt1<‘H _\'t‘St&l'day t'roin.Iiis late res- trictive (li‘:it`toii St. to the }’eople’s t".oi|rr-tory uud_ was largely uttendr:-rl. -“'I"'“'I"I1 the hllrh ost(-mir in which the lI<‘.t1t'ii.\:'i|l' wus livld. 'l‘lifi sci'vitre ut the h"“1~"‘ ill\'l I-Zl`fl‘/ii was' coiidiirflr.~.'I by the llvv. Mr. l~`ultou,' the followliig \'.'oi‘ti the paIibeiirei‘s. .I. K. Martin. l“‘I""`l U- RiIll0t`l'. Juiues Puiitalieiz iviiiiarrr Duron, r.. rc. iii-nrt-an rinri wi \\'I (‘lul'lt. _

JO/INED FORESTRY BATTALION.

*The following young mon left ycs.lei'rla_\' iirurning I'o\'_'l`ruro, having signed on with the l"orestr‘y Battalion, -l\Iessi's-U JoIin_ D. Mclntyre. Milli trove; William (fheverie. Souris; Ar- thur' S. llirrfli, l.oy_ lil: .loiiii A. _Stew-

ln0I. Viillu_v'; .lriseplr (lillis, Suiiiriien sitio; Iiuui‘_\' t‘. Ila|riSa_\'_ Conway;

LINEN SHOWER.- Mini; Ab

young: lady who Iris boon the proprie- lress ol` .iarrllrir-_‘ri 'Ilook Sturt- until diritti r't~-_-r-lilly, null who has left. for \\'l--.trrir t'a|iarla, w'i\r ~.tii'|ii‘i-roll. ut

wort- as li-ipiiv as ":| iii:iri'i:ige in‘.iI.’ - li.

’l`Ii<: rlrriilli or-.t~\ir'i't-ri on April 26th

ot' Mi-.-_ Airtlioiiy McDonald, ltiverton, at tho early uae of 27 years, Although Ihr-. rirwt-aseri \vzi_s iii l’aliirrg‘hetiltli for tlire past your, yet. lioi' kind and lov- irig-, liuslniiid anti iniiny friends always i't'l;riiietI I'olrr| rrxpectiitioiirr tliiit with slrlllfiil inedlval aid and tender nurs- iii_i'; .silo would soon bo r'l‘>-itoi'i'ti to her tlsiual good Irvnltli. But lllviiio l’ro- \'irIei'.t'ri suw titlrerwis‘e. Sho was a vr~r|i piitir-iit and loving wife for llirriugli all sho had' urrrIf‘i'l:0rif~ she wgrri til-vt-r' Ir|~:|i‘rl to iiiuiiirtir or <'.orrl--- plain. lull luii-tr all in i‘t~.»-igiiatioii to (ioll's lloly WilI.'

Sim will br- grozitly iriissotl, not only

In her' hoiirtr where she wu,s a. general fzivoriritti, lint also ainonl-T I\€l` IIIIUIY I"r~ir_-irds wlioso. love and respect she had won by hor iiiilri and cheerful di.~ipos-ilion.

Mr. lloiialrl Nlrzlioisoir, M. I’., wri-

ting to Mr. .l. A. Mcsservey, under :latte ol' April 28th says:

‘I culled on the Minister ot' Rail-

\.va_\'.s and rorrriesterl that he obtain froin the Marino anti l<`Islierie.~i De- piirtmeirt. tho sioainoi~ Aranniore to ply lietrvven tfliarlotte-towr_i and PIC- tori, and he promised to do so. The Marine llv|rrii'tiiiei\t today Informed nie tIiu| sho might to bf: In (`Iiz\rlot- tvtowii, April 30th. The §vh0I0 troirlrle has Iioeri reiiiised by parties In (‘ii:|i'lottt\towii irtlvisinli ‘lm lttiltlilgil' nit-iil at Mohr-t.oii that the ('ai'i'erry str-:liiir-i' was siuiilr-lent und the Mi- iii.-ri'_:r" has beeii taking his utlvlcf: i'roui Moxie-tori."

.\lr. lirlcr-rsei‘vey and Hon. ill. Ken-

nerlv wired to Messrs. lvit-Leiir and Nioliolsori S-liiturday as follows:

A. A. Mciieiiii and I). Niciiolson.

ilonse of (‘.omnioii`s>_

Aranmoro taking coal, Friday. ex-

pects to leave Ilalifux for Picton Sa- turday, urrivc hero Monday. 'Pota- toes declined fifty cents hl1Sh@I~ BUY' ers t-_nii<'.oIIiiig`sonie contracts be- eniise potatoes not stripped. Impos- sible for fci‘ry to keep freight clear. Ori no account allow Moncton to witlr~ druw l1`t-rry until Stanley takes her place. ‘lt will he difficult for Arau- iiiore and Stanley -to keep freight clear. (Siguedt M. l{r-nnedy. J. A. ll/Ies.ser\'t=y. '

HOME FROM THE WEST.-Mr.

Mayor Schurman arrived home Mon- dny night ou S. S. Nortliurnriierlitnd from ti few weeks trip to Winnipeg. Mr. Schurniarr reports the season very lute throughout the West, in the pro- vinru ot' Maiiltoba und the greater part of Saskatclrervnri there is no seeding done yet in Alberta and sou- thern, Sasktrtchervaii there is about rm-lv por cent. oi',the see-ding coni- plolorl. Mr. Schurinaii saw hundreds of acres of last. year's crop sttllltlllw in stock. this is being hauled off and re-stookerl and will be threshed after the seeding is iromDl0le(l- MV Sohurman will start immediately on the errctioii of Sinclair & Stowart’s

APPIN ROAD.-- There will he

uit, ‘SouiIiporl; Peter ll. 'i'iiyIor. Wil-_

Gro. II. Stewart, Bedtorti; Peter' I-I. - . (, _. __ _ _ _ _ uit company. llc was ii son ot the §(‘):;;‘ll"i)(L_;t"‘I""'"“"' ‘"‘I 'I"I’" J°"""' late Donald McKay, ol New London.

' and leaves to mourn, one liorthei°, A.

S. McKay. lin Suminnrsitlc, and one

trio (Miss til’ I(eirsiii;:t\iii the popularl :UTI‘ilfl/l:l,,"c,§’Qr;iR;tIn|,lY:;0;l\\.:I{\.§dyT3):L.

Leod. God‘ii word- and prayer lu -coiijziiiction with all the other good things peculiar to recruiting meetings will ilrrfdouht prove very pertinent and helpful., _ »

There ‘passed away siirlrlenlyg on

‘S'uiitiu_v, April 22nd. lu the hospital at

‘.\owtoii tfentre, Muse.. Aufitin A. Mc- 1lo_nald, at the uge oi' 38 years De- rrozised was born in Cardigan, P.l~}.I., and -leaves one 'brother there, John N. liis last ten years were spout in Pewton. and being an 'lionesr and nn- 0l`t»Zotic worlruiiin he was always oni- ployed by tho same flrru. in 1908 lie inurrlcd Barbara. Terry, ii natlvir- ol' Cork, Ireland, who with ii faintly ofl _three children, are left to mourn the loss of a kinrl and dutlt’uI Irusbniiti and father. May his soul rest ln; pozice. _ _

I -- . i Mr. A. S. int-icay. or tire rirm nr` Brace. McKay' & Co., Suinnierslde. rc-_ -ceived fi telegram yesterday stating! his brother, Private James Morrison McKay. previously reportetl'as mis-. ,sing is now reported officially 'us “killed in anti-on on April 10." Pri- vate Mci(iiy was 32 years ot' ago. ()vr-.r ii yc~.ir ago, he enlistetl' in the l'i'5tii lleglnie-nt in Medicine Hut where he' was engaged as manager for ii large

catctl.

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BOAT CLUB MEETS.-Tho aiiirlial

meeting of the llfllhrboro lioiitiiig (_2Iuli was Iield in tho t‘Iuli rooins 'l‘ur~stlay night. After the regular Iiu.~iiiioi;.~r was rli.-xpfised ` nf, the follorving otlicors wore olerftt-il for the coming season.- lion. ’l‘rea:i., lion. IJ. Nireliohioir, M.l’.. Pros. Tlios. W. Morris, Vice Pres, Dr. G. 'l‘. Alley, Sea.-'l‘reris.. t‘. Ii. Ilridg-

son. Executive. J. l~l. l‘ruught, J.D.

Tiul.Ir\i‘. lleg. Power, W. t"0yio and G_ il. Mcl.ell.aii.-

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THE ARANMORE.-Supl. Griidyof

tho I’. I-I. I. it., iwrrcrrlvetl the following tcIe§ri‘uii1 yofiterdiiy from Captain Knowlton. at llulifax: “Repairs to the Aranmore art- to bu rrompleted Friday. Meantirme hope to have her docked uiid paiiitetl' and lenve hoie Saturday." Supt. Grady has requested that the Araiiinoro call at I’icl.ou and loud car- go for (‘linr'lntteto\vn on Sunday' url Monday..\\'lii<-Ircver day sho muyl rr_».icIi Pit-tori. _

PTE GEORGE, MOONEY.- .\'ew.~i

luis lic-mi i'er:oived that aiiotlior l`Ira:-lottotowii boy, (lr-or-gr-_ Mooney, -ion 'ii' Mr. and Mrs. .liiiircs Mooiioy fornic-r~ly of this city, iiow`ot` lloultou. hiziliio. has been killed in at-.tion iii I-`r:in:c. Ile was horn here 26 years ago. lic joined the English Ariuy 'sorvilig three yczirs in the Kiiigfs (lv.-ir Royal l.nirr~crs, during: wI|ich_ iiiiio lie wus wounded tour times irr'

ii go.

Mrs. .lo.=roph lVIr:I’hoo died at hor-I

Iiouio .it (loor etow on Moiida

lrr~i'_ irrirrit- Irv Iir-i' vtilirrg Irlll-,-'t`i'ioll`tIsiA .- qi - gf n’ "V’I

_ _ _ _ -_ _ _ 1 , pril ...lrd, alter' a long Illness, Dm--I fflh::\;_1I;f_""‘=""x_:fI‘)lI;tI‘I“Yl Idfl Wmf l“,r»ai:erI who was iii her titith yenr wasl " __ _ _“_ 'I "" ' " "“‘ ,’“"°‘I "'"""-ii native of St. Margaret-s, Lot 44, zi- tru roi lui tulurtr in the wo..-tl.. Alio\it_l(l_mg|m,l. of nm hu, John Npu My |il'l_\ _vrrnrizz pl-,ople aisarjirililr-ri, und iiIII |.‘|",‘, pn- mm p|m.,; frm. hu§|)a_,|d mv.

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'liile .losrepli MrzI’heo predocvaserl her just four' iuoutlis ago. Sho loaves Io iiioririi the following family: Mrs. Wil liiim Edmonds ot' Georgetown with whom she lived, Mrs. Eugene Kehoe ot' 'l‘i'enbon. N. S., who came over lol attend the funeral, II/Irs. King of; Georgetown, Mrs. Thistle anti Mi'.s.i Itiiodeiilzeroi’ Boston, Ma-ss. Ilor t'iiii ' oral to St. Jiiiiies Romair Cat_liolir~ (‘.liurt:h on Wednesday last. was large- ly attended. The services at the churr-_li and the grave were perforiiied by they pastor, Rev. D. P. Croken after which. r-the wits' hurled ber-Irie her husband iii I the adjoliiiiii; t-erneiery. May hor- soul' rr»:~'.| in pr\.n1‘r-..v~“&" I

'I`liri iiiviliitioii from Star of lirrpr!

lllvlsioii, West (tape, to luieet wirlrl tI‘.r~xn n,t the July ssslon was nccoptovl providing the public meeting take; place on the evening of their arrivalj iirirl that the/y can return home the’ following day.

In the evening tho public irinr-tiiin lhought air unusually lari;~o.atteiiri -

urieri when the followliig progriiiii. was excellently rendered. G. \_V. l’.‘ Ira N. llicliriy prcsidliig. (‘.liorus by the choir; llvriiarlrs hy the r-linirniaii: I lteurllng. Miss lfiuphemia r\l<~l.enii;l Solo, I\‘. W. E., Ilasliini; .»’\.tltli‘|iss _ ltev. I.. J. heard; 'l‘rio l.oIittii- \Veeks, Marguerite I-Elliott. and Iluligf Slinrpo. Reading, Miss Annie \\'r-I-Irs: ‘AtIdrc.~is, David Arbiiig, 1’. G. \\'. I’. Trio, Messrs Grirwys. ll/icKa_\. aiu' I-laslam; Solo, Mis!-ies` Irene \Vcr‘.lrs- Address. J. l-`. l’rolItt, G. S.; f‘linru - iw choir; Ile-ailing, Miltlrcfl Iilll'I Siilo, Mr. (‘. <‘ruwy.~‘.; Dialogue Irv, menilicrs; lteadlng. Iliargarlrt. Ili-li;-.I-»' mond; Speech. D. M. lltr-Irrriirll-lr: Clidrus hy choir rorit-liirlerl with |Zir‘I hearty singing nt'_ihe N_iilrrn:rl .\ri I tlieni." l

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The second rruarterley sessirrii ol'

the (lraiid Division Sorts ol' Toriiper ance was held at Fretlericttiii riii 'l`hu rday, April 26th, G.W.P.,' lrn Fl. Mc- Kay presiding, otllcers present were G. \\'. A. Pete-r Sinclair, G. Sr'i'ibt~. J`. F. l’roiltt. G. Treas, D. .`.'. Mc-I Kay, Appoiiited pro tem \vci'r-.':»-- G. Chap David Arbing. ll. G. W. I’., I). M. Macdonald, G. Sent.. A _Stoveirson.I

The following were the so_<,sionirl|

coh1-inittee.=i:- _ _

Finruice:- llarry Weeks, D. M.

McDonald, A. Stevenson.

State Of Order:- Peter Sinclair,

David Arblng. J. l<‘. Proiitt. ~

Ci~odentInIs:- D. N. McKay. MFE.

llownrd S. Weeks. ` __

The neponts of the Grand Otllcers showed that splendid work had been. done during the past quarter while the large number ol' public meetings held added greatly to increased in- terest in the work.

At the_al'ternoon session the fol- lowing resolutioni-r wus moved liyr Drivid Arhlng. secoiided by J. F. Proiitt and carried uiianimousIy:-

WHEREAS our Provincial Govern-

ment have recently passed an Act providing l'or the appointment of ri Commission to superintend the en-

AND WHEREAS, while we do not

the various Iilg drives of the Allies.

(St. .lohii papers please r‘opy;) I WELL DESERVED RECOGNITION

~ ;`»I.in_v' i'i‘lnnds \\'flII Im tit-liglitrrd to lrrirn that Ittrv. lioi-lir\rt Stroll-Siqitli. I'oi‘iiit-rly iisslstaiirt. at St, i’t~tt;-i">i, !‘Ii:ti'Iot\ot.ow|i. Iius bl‘t~n iippoinletliiyl tlirr Ili;-iliop of Maliio to be rr-retur or the piirlsli ni' M_'il.liiiot‘.kot. iii that .\'.la|re. llov. i\Ir_. Svritt-Siiiitli for the I...il twelve iiioritlis lizis lit-on Assrori- iuw l'rie:-I. in tho tleiitral Maine Mis- :-;‘-iii, and his appointinent to this irii- purtarit. part-slr is a recognition nl` the ~plcndid \'.'ork he _‘ras dnrio In that ill-ltl'.

FRIDAY

RETIRES FROM RAILWAY SER-

VICE. - (Tonrluot.oi' Stuiiley' of the l'i~inr:e Edward Islziiirl Railway Iiegan the present week with ri well earned wczition which he purposeer enjoying 1; more or less for the rest ot his d;.y:. lit: has been 1-riiiriectrirl wflh :i.t- I’. IC. ireland ltailway, r-oirtinuor-ly lui' lliti past forty-two yours, that as Ili-ulroititiri. their ini lmugage master, and during the past thirty years as r-ondiictor. lie ret-eived his superan- iiuatioii on May lat, und retires from

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lint-wil shin ltllll-Mfr H1 the mst.. tiara' . . ‘ ‘ ' "“ "I"-V BY’““ ii it-..i <-Orrin-.m. rr nun - i if - grail aimlrr ut- r;riiw~ i --it ~- r-i ~ A 4 rr, his hoiiie on Wzislihigttirr A-;riiritr.ll6f|.§\|;t;|1?lt(ig"f""' ‘If""`7m°" "l Mr' “ml entry work. ')l‘hi,s~nlcetlirUg lviylis aliila ing tire from the trairiuiinrl lrpi't-iiiiiii; - ~ ,3 0 ii:

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FREDOIE.

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ISLAND SOLDIER IN HOSPITAL.

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Irv .‘.|i's. A._ Mtzllut- ol' .\il. \'t~|'|iorr from her soii:--- »

Erigiaiul, _-'xpi-il 7, l!tI'i'.

Dear .\'lotiier:~- Ju:-.‘ a fr-iv liiir-rr to

let you know I ani r-It-tlIri'4 aloiig firm. tlrf-rr' for th<'i't‘ \\'1l== out: urorr woiiiitl-

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=e§s £72

iii_:- all tht- .~‘airi<'. \\'l~ r\'r-rr- worlring in the trr-.iir~lir--r Ii:iurl_\' the front line 1-I<‘:.riliiy; out tht iiiiid, tliero was ul i”~.\' nioi't~ ol' thr~ lio_\'.s iii the lroiroli lrirr l '.\'::.; \'.'illi the rest on top oi' the troll-li r-.'l'.r>rr \~.'ririruIr~d, it \\'a;~r foggy .ii ll:r~ rriu:‘riiiii¢_, but wr, were worlriiil-'.' -r\'.:._\‘ rrrrl lliiiiirlii;1 ot` tlillllzor nl tht-I .`r:r:l», \‘.'l‘v‘:i ti:t‘ fog rtirririvilly <'I<:zli'r»tI§ ull' :iii-l I giitrsrs the (il-rriraiis :.:i\\' us'

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thi- !lt:.=pit;ri iii ldnglziiid _and niy

\rr>.:irl ir. -,-,I-rriiil: all rtglil iirrrl I will ii

li: lie- our ilijuiii, Init I \vlll st_i1.' Iiorr- vor" lizliiitirl at first, Init I have tht*

-e. loin; as I t-iris. 'I‘Iir= iiuIl:.l wouiid i<` & _

, right lriiot. right iii the ioliil lot' lobzir-vo hat iiiiie all right and I

ii I do

:r \'.'rrr'§.iiig party wire

is tri ;.ii~I \'.'iis coiiring out oil

' :“’ iltiys r'<-st. \\'t-| rut 'Ihr-- Iitive- us work-

wlioir the iiieari old Gernian HRV" mf*

good taati- ol' lil.: riuiifl. it was

best oi' vi: -. _ wa.-~ rw' ot' niy chew

ii‘t lriiov: _vm where my fig ot' to-

lnicr-ri wt-rit to. I will mill rmyelell' lu:-Irv il tlrl- lr-r-iiclis-. art- dr_\' when I go liiwlf llivrt- for wt- are Iii riiutl I0

lout' kiwi-s Irtert' . `

I mario my third irlp to thc trench-

es .ind I wish I was going home now. but I t-aii‘t get my wish yet. I Iiopo (iod'wiII holp _voir to bear all your ti-ouhlt=_< so rlriii‘\ worry iirotiiei' -for wr- mgiy r-nine bit-lr yvl ririrl tlod known bust. \\'irIi tht- Iirst ot' luck. try und write often. from your loving sion.

JACK

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Ili hopr-_<i to find you w(il.` Ilrrri' .\Ilith- wi ill-;=idr~: nie at mar tinit-. I was; I _ .l. A. .\_lrl{ue. _ tri' I gli(-sea yoil irate got \'.'or.I Izfrlort- rii'.,~ priiiij; to ‘put ;i clit-w oi' tht* iqorirll I£fl_\'I1l_ Itlllrtlluhy Ilosprtai, liriw that Iam woilirt|t‘d_ I :.rri riot. i-I trlrl I’. I-Z. I~I;tirr! twin' in iir_\~ rrrriutlil l.l-ir':i.~:lr-r. luiiicliliirl.

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“Beaver” Flour are anuIyv.cci-- '/f’ *L _ ' ‘ " ‘ and the percentages of .f_/' / \ ,_ `\ _ I” I '

gluten, Starch etc. are ' \' \f T _ ound IJ clrcmical ‘ '( ' \\ . ~

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tests. '/\I \‘\ ,.._

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the railway with-as--clean-n--meer(-1-as------ - - - - -- - ~ -- ---

tli.it of any man on any' railway. Ile will continue to rf~side in <‘.Iiarlolte- towii rind his niniiy frleiids- will wish hliii a trlng and happy viicutioii.

NOW ON DUTY.- Mr. Janine-i 'l`.-

.\i-l-.i(ee, who sii<‘.ceerl's Mr. (Tole- uuin as Manager' ol` the Charlottetown light and Power Company has ' eu- lrrr-od on his new duties here this isrerek. Mr. Mt‘Koo is u Prince Ed" irrii-ll Islander, ii sou of tim Iatotfoii- rlutztoi' James It. McKee tof the Prince Iildwarrl lsiaird Railway. ilef has been absent. l'rom the province tor some twenty years. tho last ten or twelve years' having been spent i-i St. John, N. Il., where he I was Sriireriiiteiitlcnt °ol' the llartington I'oi'tIand Paper (‘ompany. The Guiir- rlluri has much pio.\sui'9 in welcoming him to the oitizenshlp of Charlotte- town. his native city. Mrs. McKee and family wiio are sill in St. John will join him shortly and make their home here.

The following letter was received hy Mrs. A. Mcilao of Mt. Vernon t'roni hor son In England.

' April Stir. 1917. .

Deur Mothe'r,-- Just a`t'ew lines in*

answer to your welcome letter' receiv- el last. night and its-r usual was very glad to hear from home also glad to hear of you being well at time of writing as it leaves me in the bei-rt

ot’ health. I must tell you I receivedl

the parcel you sent me and you don't understand how lmucli joy It brings ns when we get even it letter from home. brit ri parcel is tar better and more so when there is island twist in It. Well mother I am still in England but we are likely to leave any day for Francer. I met Danie Hume. from Wood lsIa.nd's today. He was wound- ed about the time Jack was wounded. I was very glad to see him as he was talking for a spell with Jack when In the trenches. He said .r`ack's wound is not serious and Ire will have a good rest any way. _

We are all very anxious to get to

Frairce now the 104th is ready to go any day_ One good thing In our favor is the wnrmdventlier. sol guess we will soon have ri 1-_rack at the Ger-

llf‘W stnm*-’ torcement of tire Prohibition Law. mam., Whaley” |||,_-k we Wm have,

but don‘t worry mother' we will all be

'JF' -E *__ """"-"' "' "4 7 viiilorse this d0\1hlf\\I ¢1IIt¢lIl8\1l “Htl home before long If God will sparc us

A _ T '- Innovation, yet we desire to ace it and if we have |0 are on me |,nm,,.

Ileld let us all pray rind wish tliut we

nrnde as gi'oat..u success as possible, _

- and that it may rosirlt -ine the com- shall meet in the lretlor home where

f ‘ plete suppression of thisgillegiil and pm-ling in "0 mm-¢._

, ‘ - » _ ` riorarlmui truths. , I :htnir this wrrr will he over in rr

' _\" , ‘ ' AND WHEREAS. lt. WIII 0hth‘l‘-I.V fow months time now for tlrn Ger-

_ _"' ` _ _ ' rlrvpontl upon the class of men com- mans are getting the worst of lt. I

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` The action 'of Triumph Division

prlalng this Com-mlssion,t_ns to wire- tlier wo may look forward to, or ex- poet .any"improvement in ‘the en- forcement. .

Therefore Resolved. that we here-

by urge upon the Government that in tim i'0t‘mM.Ion of said Commission, none he given a place thereon brit tried and true tempcraneemioii, and In full sympathy with the efficient nird uncompromisiifg enforcement of

And Fr|rtIrer'Renolvcd, tlazt we will

r-mitlnue to hold the prmleao rinrli sur- reriedlng Goverilnentm re nslhe for. the faithful and rigid administration ol the Law. ' ' -

rim In the army over 1 year now and I guess you will be glad to hear I was .not up for Office yet no thavs not too had mother is It? I sm training for a

first aid mai) now and 1 Eg; getting a-I

long fine with It. Ther is another fellow with mn troin home, Willie Munn from Wood Ishind's. Ile is ri- hout the only one I know of the boys who were In the 105th. an we were all parted long ago. I don’t hear from

the Law. ‘v .lrwk or Norman now at all but I hope

they are well. Wish I could sec them.

I war-r missing Jack at lot after hr-

wont to Prnnre. I want you' I0 rn- memher me to all my friends mi dear old P. E. I., when- I long to be once more. .

_ \ _ »~ h V ilrtah ` d Gy Steam As I have no more news to tell you "' ,_ ,_ I ’_=- ` P’ VI§ih\8 and I think I will ring _o|'I'. Bo cheerful if- '!_ fr, ,_ ;` ~ _ I' will hlzh- mother and don't worry ton~mueh a- .-, ‘_ * " i' _ -' ~'- ` -l’ Ort-Itvyllllllv bout In for we may rome out all'

o_ true patriotism. jright and again If v/e‘ve got to lilo

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from years and years ofexpcrieiicc,-just how much western spring wheat to add to the clioiccst Ontario winter wliciit--to obtain the desired strength.

BE. ER. FLOUR

- Equally good for Brearl and Pastry. Milled of Blended Wheat.

This is why “Beaver” Flour always gives good results-why it

-requires less shorteniiig--why everything you make with it has a

flavour that you cannot get. with western spring wheat Hours. Try “Beaver” Flour yourseIl`If`or both Pastry and Bread--yo'.i`II find it equally good for either, and best for both. Remember, to insist on

' having “Beaver” Flour-the original blended wheat flour.

DEALERS--write for prices un Fee-cl, Coarse Grains and Cereals.

THE T. H. TAYLOR CO. LIMITED, ~ . - _ CHATHAM, Ont.

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