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. BIRTHS

MUSPHV-A1 Mnlvsxe one June 29111

to _r. and Mrs. Leeming Murphy a son.

_ ‘DEATHS

` oosls.-At his home 57 Bayfield sl.

.luly.0, Eric E. Doble in his 21st year. Funeral Monday at 2.30.

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oocusrrrv-At cherry va1rey,"Jur_v lst Wiliam Docherty, aged 65 years. _Q_

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very a Dear Mrs. McCoubre'_v:

your mme, of May Lcamew me the there with_t1-ees. In one part of the other day_ and has pmmmm me_ ‘O plot. theres an orcbrd, and on the

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I Annual Meetmg

1. Bre

Dated this 22nd day of June. 1918..

TIME TABLE

Launch “8trathgartnoy" .|u|_v, 1913

.Tues.. 2nd 7 a. m. _._ 3 p. m Fri.,5th 8.30 a. nr.

Tues.,9th 10a. in.

I<‘ri.12tl1 5 a. m.

'I`ues.,16zh7a. m. ._ F‘ri.,19th8a. m. . .

'1‘um'_,23rd 9a. m...

Fri.. 26th 11 a. m.

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_ _ small town back of the line. Here he was layed to lost.-with respect and milltar honors '

'rhisymornlngnl made e special trip

where we are at present, for the ex- p ess pp es of seeing Roy’s grave

There is a large green plot, enclosed within a brick wall. dotted here and

settle down to-the task and duty that 0

have done before. But circumstances

like to do, even though they be *

- _ h |d two are divided by a green hedge. the

I have intended to do and s ou whole plot being ted 'ml .

hi., pm emly ha, no and flowers. The Cemetery is kept(

rising uaexegedrngly alnicun in l>°\‘f°°l °"l‘t'- TM Sf°'°° will for us to do the things 'that we would |“Y°d im “mn” 1° 3 chu °°m°l°"-'

ther side 1| a Militlry Cemetery. the

t home. All the graves are the

The adjourned annual meeting of

the members of the Silver Black Fox

eders Association of Prince Ed-

zwadr Island will he held in the Board

Trade Rooms. Market Building.

Charlottetown, on Tuesday 16th, July.

xl] 24 -,9 _i918 at 2 o‘clock in the afternoon.

S' A' WARRY' ,make real en of us than any other 5-

_ Secretary l power counts' those ]a'5t words are ,.e_ to allow him. "your only son," to gc

903443-24MonThur11i. membered as guiding Stars in every to perform his duty, and after he has

every bl-ea¢_h_ and ai-e carried as 3

duties.

When l read your letter, asking for

particulars regarding "Roy," it brought to me the full realization of

ing, no one. but they themselves the 'mothers, wives, sisters. anti daughters know or ever can know the weight of the cross, that is being unmurmering~ ly borne by the noble women of our ‘glorious Empire. They cheerfully give up their loved ones to the cause of existence and humanity. freedom. and righteousness. They- watch them sail away, and the last word is one of cheer,.the last look is one of pride, the last sight is a flutter o_i a handkerchief. you alone knows what it costs, one who has never experienc- ed it can never understand, but our women do it. and if each could only know. what those last feats of heroism has‘done for her boy, ber husband, or brother you would be fully repaid. Not one of the boys. who have left Canada has forgotten the farewell of his loved ones It has done more to

soldiers "heart," they are breathed in

sacred thing to the Great Beyond

The thtoulght of _thorn and the hlovedl

ones a omo st mulate us to a full. true sense of our duty as men as well as soldiers. And Mrs. Mc(`ouhrey l know that this duty was absolutely' realized by your son Roy. Especial-

zxnd I being N’ (‘ O's in the “Draft,'

Leave Bonshaw. I LGSVB Cb'l0WU brought us llnlcloscr ‘touch with each

~ other than we might have been other - wise,and manya time our private con

- respect. and in words of true fellow - ship.

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2 TIME TABLE

FOR JULY AND AUGUST

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WANTED

Experienced caretaker for Fox

Ranch. State age, experience and salary expected. BRITISH AMERICAN SILVER BLACK FOX C0., Box 445. Summerside, P. E. l.

269-7-8!/Iwftf.

Executors° Notice

The undersigned executors of the

last will and testament of Amos West late of Little York in Queens County in Prince Edward island. farmer dec- eased, testate. hereby notify all per-

sofra indebted to the estate of the sad deceased to make immediate payment to them at the house of the undursigned Bertram R. Brown at Little York, aforesaid. and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to present the same duly attested at the omre of] Messrs Johnston & Inman, solicitors. Oharottetown. within twelve months from this date.

Dated this 4Ll\ day ol' July A. D.,

1918.

HEATH E. 0. VESSEY BERTRAM R. eaowu I

Executors

265-1-8Mon2l _

ROATARY

_ _,;..

Shaiting. belting., pulleys. water

wheel, etc. Private sale. Apply or call

f M. G. ALLEY. .. Alma, P. E. I. [58-1-3wed3l.

. WANTED AT -ONCE

. ,t_’. \

. ___

ployment with hig_he»t wages. Please live references. Apply to

_ 6. ’D_ WRIGHT

victor-la, P. E. .r

lie-1-smwm.

City Debentures Fon? Sale

_ ~__'_ ». _

1 .

We have a. small 'Block for sale in

8100 and $500. Denominations selling at,'Par 6 per sent. interest.

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P. E. I. SERVICE

I S. S. HARLAND

PICTOU-GEORGETOWN -‘MONTAGUE ROUTE

Leaves PICTOU e v e r y

Wednesday and Saturday on arrival of tram at noon.

Leaves Mourscus every

Monday and fhursday at 7a.m.

Passenger and Freight Service

FOUND

Pair spectacles in Summerside

Dominion Day. Qwner may have same by applying t_o Box 656 Summerside and paymg for add. 195-7~51vr4|.

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest had Regulation

|._._. sole head of a family or any male over

_unrteen years old. mav hon estesd a quarter

aectron nf avsilsbie Dominion land in Manitoba.

Saskatchewan or Alberts. Applicant must ap mar rn oenoa at the Domin on Lands Agency or Sub-Aaency for the District. Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency but not Sub-Agency on certain condition.

Dotns-Six months residence neon and ml tlvalron of the land In each ol ree vean. A horrrestflder may live within nine miles of his homestead on a farm ol at lent do acres. on certain conditions. A habitable house ls re- q;é_re_l§’¢scept where residence is psrfonned ln tho

n .

_ In certain districts s homesteadcr ln good ltand~ I

llll

homestead P1-lei Sim oer acre

ties Slx months residence in each of three

ye rsafter earning homutesd patent; also so acres 4 culumlon rresmnvlon oe muh olr taloeg_°s_= soon as homestead , on certain A new 'rio su .mmm summons 1

mists a Is certain

goo rrsldo al month

lane dt mm:sn1oaxsa erect:

ng may prvcmpt a quarter-section alongside hh

a

hoaeevrrnh

The arse cultivation is nshloct to reduction is

used rooaz ssrnblry orstuuy lsad, Live not maybe u for cultivation sedrr canal

W. W. QIY. ¢.l. G.

Roy and I being in different compnni es of this Battalion' di n t

_what our women at home are suffer- “ear the wp “re U39 “"9” "R-I°P~"

ly after we arrived in England. He

versation took us “home.” Yes Mrs. "D C°Y~"

- Mc(,‘oubrey, Roy, was a true son a ' real man. and a thorough soldier. He ~ was loved by his many comrades, and ~ all who knew him, speak of him with

As you probably' know. the full _

_____T weight of the German offensive, did

not fall on the part of the line helrl . `

bth(‘ d' .Bt Dillon

“FERRY’, ivlvts niovealinatoxatxlise scgrteougf agtlxon.

same. each-osmseparatsd. and sur- mounted by.s neat `~_whlte_-__cross, about three feet high. lltlring’ their regl mental number. name and Battalion

meaning "Resting in Peace." As l stood by the little mound. a full ap- preciation of the approplation ol those words came to me. I ltnovl Mrs. Mc-Coubrey, that Roy`s thoughts words. actions. and deeds during his military career will have guaranteed him`a peaceful rest. He was doing his duty for those at home, for those he loved.

God saw lit to snap his life off in

boyhood and prime, causing bitter anguish to you who loved him. Yel under such a cross you most en couragingly proclaimed" your faith and humbly submit to "His" will. What other nation produces such men and such women? Roy, willing to risi all in order to throw his weight ntc the scale in which hangsthe fate of the whole civilized world. our nation lour Canada, our homes, and our loved ones. You his mother so willln ly

made the supreme sacrifice, you sc nobly submit to tho will of the All Powerful. May God bless you for it. . It will be a pleasure for me to dc what I can to ensure the sending of his personal belongings to you.

My heartfelt sympathy ls extended

‘to you Mrs. McCoubre_v, and to tht whole family who have.been called upon to make such a sacrifice.

Sympathetically yours,

_ _ L J. GAY. _ Nn. 712759.

26 Bn.. (Canadlan.)

2nd Division. B. E. F. France.

.

IN MEMURIAM

~ At Vernon River, June 28th. James

A. McEa<:hcrn, leaving to mourn tw(

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ERIC E.. DOBIE

The death at his home on Bayfield Street, Charlottetown, on Saturday ~ morning of"Erlc E. Doble. is deeply W 'egretted. He had just reached the B ahreshold of his manhood. being in the P

1 son of the late D. K. Dobie, form- 9 erly News Editor of the Guardian H rewspaper and at the time of his leath of the Halifax Herald. The late

_ xzNs|No'roN Manners. 'Potatoes bus _ . _ . so

.__ _ Eggs doz. . .. .. ..._ 34

(Friday by Telephone) Butter lb. . .. . . . 40

DIEIOBB... ..... ..

. Oats bus .. ....

Hay ... .. ..._ $20

90 `

_ Oats bus... .. - - _ »-- 95 "*_'*”i"

. . . .50

of his age; he was Butter lb. _ . .. MURRAY HARBOR MARKETS. ..

Eflc Doble was for a time employed lt the Experimental Farm and after- wards proceeded to Guelph, where he ook his course in agriculture gradu- iting this spring. He was a very fine

ll

mly child of a widowed mother, and'B

rseful life, is a great shock to all who' H

Jeople will go forth to the bereaved nother and other relatives ln their'

-*lil*

CHARLOTTETOWN MARK ETS

_ ~ Potatoes . .. .new him. The deep sympathy of our. Wool u__wa__hed_ __ _

Wool washed .. _

Eggs per doz

sad bereavement. Lamb vans _

IHE MARKETS

_ , d o go into

H10 lille !0S'£‘tll0r- Hifi f`0mI>lH'lv bc- brothers: D. A.. on the homestead

-1- ing in the front line trench, mine in

| Leave Ycrk Point every week day BX-qclose support. Therefore I did no! the P. E. I. Ry., besides a large clrclr cept Fridays and leave Pownal Wharf seo the ac<-ldent, but have learncrl

J. A. in the mechanical department ot

ol' friends and relatives. His remains'

- from his chums what actually hap- were followed -to St. Joachim's church

8.4511. m. 11 a.m. '3 . m

m. (except Saturday 7.30 p.m.l Poor Roy and 11 chap next to him were

SUNDAVS killed. instantaneously, neither of

1- 5- _I

_ annual picnic on the parish grounds ` on Jul 24th A fine sum-r_ner. outing

Abou two hours rior to our rclicf

them knew what happened, or suffer-

' ed one moms-nt’s pain. I saw the ro-

maiiis"nIiout half :rn hour later and Roy, looked as calm and quiet as though asleep. his fmttnrcs were natural, and expressed rest and per-

! _ _

Clean to iota, Grocers

TENQERS

Tenders will lzc rect.-iveri up to noon

_July 10th. for the pur"h.1:.c' rf the t~rg"Fre1I Ill. Bull." as sue nov lies ut. pest side of I`_~w|r;rl ~h‘l.nrf. I"-rr full particulars appi r lo.

THE ISLAND TUC- C0.

lllri-7-Bfrmulli.

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A NUTIGE

The parishioners of St. Mar_v's

Church, Wellington. will hold their

y .

will he provided . 154-7-3wrm10l.

No_'r_1cE

Sturgeon C arding Mills will cl0Se July 31st. ‘ _

DANIEL COLLINGS

Cemetery A Lettering.

oemetry lettering on granite .

or marble. Call or write

W. G. Tinney

P01100. hy a large concourse of people of all

. p .. . . a German .shell burst in the trench.

classes and creeds, who came to pay a last tribute of respect to a good neighbor. a kind friend, an upright industrious and God~fearing citizen The services at the church were con ducted by Rev. P. D. McGuigan, after which the remains were laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery. The pall bearers were F. Vit-kerson. J. Lane V. Grunt, V. Curley. J. McDonald aut’ I. Redmond. (Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

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MRS. EPHRIAM SWALLOW

The death occurred at l"eter’s Rd..

Lot 63, on Sunday morning. June 30. of llirs. Ephrlarn Swallow, at the early age of twenty-four years.

Mrs. Swallow before her marriage

on July 2nd, 1917, was Miss Iletty R. Mar:Neill, of Elmira.

For the first. few months of their

married life Mr_ and Mrs. Swallow lived in Georgetown. and only moved to Pctcr’s Itoad in May.

On Thursday momlng their baby

was born. and on Sunday morning tht young mother passed away.

The funeral service was conducted

on Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. Nicholas Mnchennan by the Rev. Mr. Sutherland. of Murray Harbor North. and -the interment was made beside her little child in the Murray River cemetery.

_.___

RONALD S. MCPHEE

On Sunday. May 19th, the Angel oi

Death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. McPhee_ Selkirk. and took away from them their doar son. Ronald. Being only seventeen years of age. he might he regarded as a child, and so the Grim Reaper con- formed with that Divine command: "Suffer the little children to come un- to M‘e. . . _ for such is the Kingdom of Heaven."

Deceased was ln fairly good health

until April, when he contracted a sc-

Potatocs bu

Black Oats Hay ton... Butter .per lb

ggs doz.

ay ton ... ... $20 (prway by '|»,|¢ph°"°)_

W. Oats bus. . 1.00 B Oats bus . .. 1.00

SUMMERMDE MARKETS Potatoes . 55

Butter lb .. . . .. .. 40

' (F'ldaY W T"°Ph°"°) Eggs doz.. . 38

lls death just at the outset of whatlm* "Wed ' ' "

y D ` sxz

.vould‘ undoubtedly have been a veryfn“Y 10°" ' ' '

lb.) ..., . . . . . . ...... MONTAGUE MARKS-rs.

. . . . . 70

ldes (per

Pressed Ha .. ...$20

voung man. of sterlin character, the Butt" (dairy) " ' 3840 Wool We-511511 -- ~-- »-- --» 85 utter (creamery) .. 46

. $14 `

. . .. . .. . (Friday by Telephone)

. . . W Oats bus 80-86

.. SOL:

Butter lb - -

Eggs doz Hay ton .. .. .. $20-21

.. . _ . .. 1.00-1.25 Black Oats 80-85

. . . . . . 35

RIS MARKETS. ._‘Potatoes white and red 45-50

Hides.. . 1.2

(Friday)

1; 00

\‘Vhiie Outs bus . . . _ . . . _ .S5-90

(Frida

W. Oats bus

.. 95-1'.00

y by Telephone) ‘ Wool unwashed

\Vool washed

... . 62

. 85

Eggs per doz: .' _'.2

. - . -- --95 B. Oats bus $17_

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. . . . . . .. _ 38-40

5.

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Beeflb. .. . . ._ 25-35 '.amhlb_ . . . . .. 22 Hides per lb. .. . . _ 8 Straw . _ . $12 Calf skins . 15 Poultry . $1.-1.25

_ J

lesirable Property for Sam

The undersigned offers. for sale bv

public auction on Werlnesdzly. July 10th lust at I o'clock neon his cou- trally located property No. 57 Plus- ton Street consisting of 11 room house fitted with all modern conven- iences, barn and waggon shed built 2 years ago. Lot Sli-3 in x 103 ft. House open for inspection Friday and Saturday July 5th and llth from 2 to

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HAMMOCKS

_ A splendid New Stock just opened up. All prices. A Speclal Bar- =» D- m. and also on Morning _of sale gain In our $1.50 Hammock see lt.

lmmedlatel ft al f h

y a er s e o ouse some CRQQUE1- SE-rs

household furniture will be sold. ' 4 Ball, 6 Ball, 8 Ball All prices

L- J, REDDIN. Sporting Goods, Base Palls Goods,” Tennis Goods, Sand Pells and

R_ BEA_RSTo_ _ _ s, p exe anterns, Flags, Fans,&l. lo

0Wll0l' Shovels for the Kiddie Ja an L

Auctioneer

Terms of purchase made known at &

sale. ° _ "”""5’”"° ~

ell IC e- - _ '

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CANADIAN CDQVERINIVIEINT' EA"-\AlAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

_ Time Table In Effect June 28th 1918

Train Outward-Read Down

S¢P?+W 3333213

7° 2

. A_M.

12.15 1.48 2.50 3.30

. 4.10

7.25 7.58 an 8.24 _ su 8.50 Arr

6.25 Dop.

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME -

Charlottetown Hunter River

_ Emerald Junction

Kensington

. Summerside

Arr

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vere cold. proving eventually s fatal one. Medical attention and the care of a loving mother and sister proved of no avail, and on Sunday morning he breathed his last. _

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by his gentleness, manllness and kind- ly disposition, a_character in all re- spects equalled by few and surpassed '

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by none. During his illness he was comforted by the mlnistratlons of the parish priest, Rev. K. C. McPherson, and one would be impressed In the lust few days of his life particularly lo see how he longed to pass into- the hands of his God and Creator.

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