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AMBULANCE CALLS.-The Wright uiibulaiice was at the depot twice Saturday to convey Miss Jarvis und Vliss Pearl Hastings. both of Souris o the P. E. l. Hospital. On last rc- _iort both are doing well. '

ENFORCING THE LAW.- For ex-

‘iibiting liquor on the railway triii-`n. Prank O'Hollorr\n, Bloomfield, was ineu $20.00 and costs; Raymond 0'- iolloi'aii, Bloomfield $15.00 and YOSIB; Joseph Rainsny.`Sanipliellton. -15.00 and coats; mid David Gi-iinz,

ilctluarie on Wednesllay morning. \ll the tliies were paid. It might liz iointed out that under the Prohibi- lon Act exhibiting intoxicating liq -ior. treating, etc., in a public- place is an offence for which the maximum ine is $500.00.- Journal.

~i`:>REoes IN Poniz- in-ctige-Na. 1'- arrived in port at (`liarlottetowii on l~`rlda_v night in tow of the 'llugs “reds-ricton and Pekin. Capt. Samu- el I-Ienipliill the veteran pilot of Geo- "getown; was in charge of _the tow. )tipt. P. Zllt-Cartliy of the- Dredge in- 'ornis that the dredge is here for re- 'iairs to boiler. This holler _evidently ias been nit-el_\' kept up with the ixpeciatioii that the Dredge would liiisli all llive llorbors iii' Kings Cou- ity liei`oi‘e cxteiisive repairs were nec- ‘ssai'_\'. The boiler _ inspector, ,\1i'.' Walton liowexci' on his last visit re- ‘iorted othci-wise. The scows and oth-

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the store window of Mesirs. Stniley. Shaw and Pcardeii, Great George :~t. will be seen a most interesting souv- enir of older days in ii ccxpy of .' pl;.<:ard coiitiiiiiing a warning io ‘hose wlio harbor deserters t'roiii tho liai- *ish arniy or navy. This bill w:i.=~ iss- ued in 1865, and was printed by' .lohii liigi. who was Kln,g's Priiitiri' at tliiil tiffr. -

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iiirsf ltnsella Warreii. .Kensington.

ic;;1~t>t:fi\'i;tl a wire iroir. ltL».c-ord of- `1'c, stating that her son 2211070 l’tc. liizncs I-Z_ \\’:irii:n, nad been adniittcti o tht. l<`ie`nl Aiiiliuliiiice depot. Nov. "ii, siiffcriiig from guni-‘lioyfwoiinds in he right foot. Pte. \\’-arreii, enlisted iii ‘<ldinontoii, in March 1916 with the 302 llattalioir When the Battalion left 'Or overseas in Novenilier he had won 'he rank of Scrgt-.\liijoi‘ but on the 34th of lust May the Battalion' w:is` ‘.iok'n up and Sergt. \Vari~_e‘n reveitctl 'ini went to France as a private witi: he 31st Battalion. For five nioii‘.h'. 'ie has been with them througli some =tiff engagciiieiits arouini Lens, Pte. ‘Varreii is at pre‘seii1 in Eiigland, lim .iiotlivr having received a wire from 'he hospital saying he was “doing well." Flight-Lt. Burt Farquharson, R. F.

' Corps, Missing

Mr, l'l_ 'l`. Higgs, city", has rer‘eivf¢d

word that his iiophew. Flight l.ieu1. Hurt |\`urqiiliai'son. of R. F. (T. was re- iiortcd missing on Oct. 20th__ Lieiit. Fzirqiiliarsoii, enlisted iii a medical unit at Victoria, il._ (-7.. and got his- lirst iiaptisiii oi' iirc at Saloniiti_ l<`i'cn: there lic- was transferred to Egypt. later wciii to l"raiice and on Oct. lilth East was detailed for aerial st-outing-Z duty iii HelgEuiii_ N0 further news is "btuiir'.ililt_» other than thc above. The Guzirdiaii jofns with his relatives and frieiidg in liopiiigthat good news _of liini may soon bc obtiiiiied.

Pte. Ernest Muttart, City, infantry,

Killed. .

.\’ows onnio through §.'es~tei'tlay. that

l’i‘iva|¢_. liriiest Mui.lai't. l’o\viia1Sl., (`iiy. had but-.ii killed in at-tion. i’r‘iv.itu llliittart was ii son of the late Gcoi‘gf' I\iiittart. of Suiiimerside, and enlisted in thc' 105th. in this city, where he iesided sim-e boyhood. llis niotiiei' died soiiio time ago. A wife thee Miss Stanleyl is left. to mourn his loss in which The Giiiirdian and his many fi'ieiifls offer condolence.

Pte, Cyrus McLeod, City, Wounded,‘ Mrs, Flora lv1ncLeod, 65 Richmond

St. city, received the official news Saturday that her second son Qyrus. has been admitted to the Frst Ambu- lance Depot, on Nov. Sth, suffering from multiple. gunshot wounds. Another S<_lii Of Mrs. M<1l.eod’s-, Daniel. was killed in action on the 26th ol' Mzircli. 1916. The sympathy ol’ all wil: Ho to the widowed mother, iii whose homo the shadow of war has been so heavily cast. .

The following names appear in tho

latest casualty list but no details ure at hand:

Tpr. J. A. Campbell. llioiitiiigue.

Mounted Rifles, wounded. l‘te. John Provost, Coleman, Infantry, wounded.

Pte. A. J. Perry. Miscoiit-lic, ln-

fantry, wounded.

Pte. S. 1". Perry, St. Nicholas, ln-

fziiitry, wounded .

WOMEN’S GREATEST ‘WORK

’l‘0'i'ellc\'e suffering, and icstorc

many to health and happiness is ii great absorbing, liiiniaiie and grati- fying work, iiboiindlng with oppor- tunities and' rich rcwiirds. The wny is now open by a convenient course of easy homo studies for any woman to enter Nursing.

Many students :ind graduates arc

earning two to three times their for- mer iiiroines hy the knowledge se- curod. Full information sent fiee.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE. 709 N2 Spadlna Ave., Toronto, Canada.

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voiisistiiig her dwelling hoiisie and =.-icre situated on South sidc- of lticli nioiid Street, Geurgetowii. Mr. lloiid- i'¢'ault has also had his iiieiit dcpiirt- ment rc~inodele_d, having spoariitctl thc ment and grocery dt»p:ii-tiiieiit- vsith glass. l\li‘. ltoiidrcaiillt has been noted for having a t-li.-an and up-t0- -lite .~:toi‘e.-& .

Ilany friends in this city' loariicfl

'.'.ith regret of the dcalli of .\li'.- l~`rziii- P. McCarran, a menibci' oi' the i`1iiir1ott.etowii Water and Soivertiigt- i‘::iii1iiissioiici~s' Board, whiisii oi:t-iirr- -l about onc 0`clock Satiii'<l.i;r iuorii- ing. The deceased hat? bevii in del- `t~atc health for some iiiciitlis. Sonic \\ ecks ago he went. to t-he ltoyzil - .|~- Lorin 1-lospital, Montieal to consult ii .-:ie<-irillst, but iiotliing could bo done "oi hini. lie returned home about :cn days ago and sank gradu:ill_v till the end canie, lle had .served for sir t-miseciitivc years. on the llozird ol \`»`a\.tei‘ (`-oiiiiiiissioiicrs and had |ii‘1‘\'- iruisly served sonic twi:iii_\' _\'r2ai'.< on the City Council Board.- llc was ti life long resident' dt' ("li:ii'l<.\ttetowii .ind took ii. kcen iiiteiest in ull infilt- ers pertaining to the welfare of the iit.y'.‘ llc was upright and hcnourzib~ lfi in all his dealiiizs and his death will be :-1iii<'ei'cly in‘oiii'iicd by t'iiizcn'= goiiei'all;~' and by thc_ niniiy who knew him throughout the proviiitzc. llc leaves to inourii his widow, foiiiicrly I\liss l-lolloraii, also one sister, Mrs f.`h:irles lltiriiizin. who have 'the licarl- ‘cit syin:iptli_v of all in their heicrivo- iiieiit. The i'iiiici‘nl takes place this Nloiidiiy iiioiiiiiig att S.-13 l`i'oni his ltitii resitlciifcc. lticlinitiiid Si. to St |luiistuii’s t‘:itlifedral, lliviitfc' to thc lt. (`. t‘ciiict.ci'y.

TUESDAY The recent sud news nf the death

ot' lliirry Lappiii biotight a painful Ieellus Of t‘<‘srct to his many friends and early assotziaiics in this city. Dc- rcased wlieii quita ii young boy left 1‘hm`l0ttelowii for nn- United states ind was ‘for a iiiihilici' of years pre- _vious to his deiiii.-ae engaged in pros pect-ing in Alaska. Less than a year 'go finding his health failing him he 'eturiied to l’ortland. Oregon, and eii- tered a Hospital.for treatment wnere he 'passed away on the morning ot` 'hc 10th inst iii the thirty eighth year of his age. Dccciisctl was a son o|` ‘vlrs. Patrick Lappin, Hillsboro Street 'ind' the sad inessiigc which was rc- (-elved on Friday cvoniiig was ti sev- eie shock to Mrs. Lappin and family Besides ti sorrowing mother he 'eaves to mourn two sisters Misses ‘vlaiy and Margaret at hoine and two `irothers Jaiiies, Assistziiit Parser S. 3. Northiiniberlniid und John of thc '- (Y Ii. Sydney N. s. to an of wimm bo wziini syiiiiiptliy ot' the coininiin. Oy/ goes out in thc linur of their bor-

,:aveiiiciit. “May his soul rest in

dence."

Gunner Jack Gordon, 2n_d. Siege

Battery, wounded.

Mr. Daniel Goidoii, (lily, received

word yesterdiiyllizit. his son John had been wounded on Noveiiiber 6th and sent to the (ith Ficlil /\iiibuhince_l)e- pint. .lack (“‘Siigar"i as tha boys call- ed liiiii, was one of tho star players 'if the Abegweit Hockey team. He enlisted in I-lalifax on l)ecenibei‘, 1914 with Major Webb Stanley's battery 'ind went overseas June 1915. ills iininy frieiids hope for an early recov- ery. ‘

Gunner Arthur MacKinnon, 8th

Siege Battery, wounded. Mr. D. A. Macl{iiiiioii, K. C. ex-Gov- criior of the proviiit-e, rncelv l ti wire "rom the Records office giesterdsy stiitini: that his son Arthur had been wounded Nov. 6th. Governor MacKin- non wcnt away with the “lluppy l~‘lfth“ (now the Sth B'atter_v‘) and luis seen some very heavy flglitlng. The syiiipatlw felt. for the parents is mingled with the hope of an enriy and satisfactory rc'-overy for the gall- ant gunner.

Gunner Joseph Gaudet, 8th Siege

Battery, wounded.

Word was received in this city on

Saturday that (liiniier Joseph Gaudet of the Sth Siege Battery was wound- eii ln the head. l-le was one of thc number who had' been gassed several months ago. and had since returned to duty. Gunner Gaudet has three brothers at the front, this being the cntl~re» family of sons. .Ioseph is well known as an athlete] especially as a bicycle rider. lie ls ii son of Mr. E.

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V=lCTORY B'0_ND8.--Among the 'runny' subscriptions yesterd * was one from Mr. George A. Thoapson ol' Mon- IBEUG for $6,000-As Mr. Thompson is'a shrewd _business man this- sub- scription should' lie a good pointer to the people of Kiiig‘s'(‘cuiity to place their Savlngsin Victory. Bonds. The Guardian feels sure. Mr. 'fhc-nipson would not have made this in\'estinent_ unless he was satisfied oi' the seizur- ity and excellent inteiest ieturiicd.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.-The

funeral of._tlie late Franc-in P. Mi.-tTai= ron, took place yesterday morning to St. l)unstan’s (.‘al.heiiral and tlieinzt-. it the ltonian (fathollc (‘ciiietti-y and was largely at.teiit|ed_ ‘ltr-.iiiiiviii ill|:,h .liars was celebrated at the t`atlir‘tli'al by ltev._ Father Mt:Quiild and ltev. l-`u»tlier Maurice McDoniil»l oll'lc:\tc.'_\ nt the grave. ln token oi' Mr, Mc- (`ai‘i'on's long and faithful services on behalf of the 'r-ity. there wasrii fitting turn out of the civic antliarities and

by the Police force, i'ollo\‘.‘ed hy thc Band of thc' Fourth ltegiineiit playing the Dead Mart-li, then i-nine thu Fire- nien. the Mayor and (‘it.y Vouni-il. Water and Sewer (Toinniissioners, the Benevolent Irish Society and citizens. The pall-be'aiers were: I-leiiry Sniitii." J. J. Juhnston, K. (‘.., M. l.. A., (`.lizii‘lc'.-.' l.y‘ons. l)r Bagiiall, 1). O'.\'I. lteddiii and W. \\’_ Stanley.

Tligire passed to his oterinil rc _

\\'ai‘d at the l\’lui'ln¢: lltrsiiiiiil. Sliiteiil island, N. Y., Eflwzird (‘ul1cii. elilvs-t‘ son of the inte John (‘iillen_ Alexaiiid-l i--i. Loi 49. in the age cf ns. intel Uullcn had siiffercd' frriii ili‘oiis;.- ofl the heart us the rcsiilt of ;i shipf wreck, oft’ the irish coast in Nov. 1016 tiiid has siiicc been in tho llos- nitai at iidiinix N. and <‘.|i»li>=/ml Hass. in Juno lust :it tlir: wlsli of the' coiiipan;-' for wliitli hc h'id sziilwl fin" 'fears he ciit'oi'\:il tho Sivii; 'll;i:‘b:r_ llospittil l'-or i.i'<\:itiiiviil, anti :it`ir~i' iin~

ilniust. giiiiietl' his iioriiial l\i>.:iltli. lit-

hnd folloived thc sou for ii_i::ro ihainl thirty years, ho visitcd iniiiiy ,sti`;i|igo` :oiiiitiies and saw iiiuiiy liisfoiit- pl;i<~-I vs of wliich he tflok oiily ii pai:-'»',lii:." liiterest. being of aioiiict dispositii.ii.l *ie seldoiii wont :islioriz only on Hun-‘

"hui'<:h oi' which lic was ii dt-vliitdi ‘iiuiiibci, and whose i~h\i'5;_v \isiliul liiin iveck by vvock until his dt-;il.l5 while in New York hc wus ”fii.~‘t.:|iit- ly visited by his brotlivrs Brooklyn N. Y. :ind (hint. l~`. Must -er of Me. S. \\'olliiigloii. llc ll". F.) stayed tivo months with his bro-

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ilici' and liiidlii: liini siit'fi<-it‘iitl_',‘ i'.~- viverl to lozive for liunic ut. any linie cn Oni. 18th sailed on his ship for (lution, Italy. (ln tho day ]iri'.\'lous to his dcalh his .-aistui' ,\lrs. .lafékiiian --ot-4‘i\'ctl it letter lroni hiiii telling

day to :lite-nd Mass iii»iht.- t';illiolif'lli<>i' siiivc l-`i'i-il bud :aillctl he was

1-_i'ii\\'in_L' ltiiiosoiiiti and would lt~;:\'|» Vi; lionin in tho t~oiii'sc oi' :i ivcck or ~:\. \\'iili his ba‘otln~.r he had niiidtf all iirtiiiziiwitioiis io lviive on Nov. Sth but on '|`ui-sduy (lol. Jilltli having li~'t~.\.ki`:i.==t<~il hc wont to his rooin re- "i:ii'kiii;.'; that he would takv ;i walk iii the groiiiids, iuiil whilv piittiiig on

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liis. o\'ei'coat he sank iiciwiss his bod, :ind thosoul-of poor Mate (‘.u|lan took passiige on that voyage fitoni whicli llicre is no rt-turii. On Nov. lst. they l:iir’.' to rest all that was inortzil of ii liriivc sciiiiiiiii and it kind and tlionglit ful son ami l»i'ot.lier. lie leaves to inonrn his sort-oiving niothci' and three bi‘o|,liers T. A. (‘ullan, Brook? ly'ii Y., Faint. Fred. (lcii-0a, ltalj-', ziiifl .lniiins at. lionie also three slstcis Mrs. l’eut-e and Mrs. ()'.\lcil, Lyin, I\lu>;.=. iiiid Mis. \-Vin. Jairkinaii, Vill- ziiro Grcirii, Lot. 49.

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