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~ Seléctiii< 1-‘ . iiiiiiiinnuicr oN siiiiiiiiiiiiii zirii.

'I ~~ *il i»'i»’\'.' my If

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, -died doing his duty. it is due to

SERGEANT HEDLEY WAI DEN such sacrifices as he made that viO

' ‘ - ` " -BERTRAM J tory came to the Mlies and peace

~ to th rid t -d . i

` I _` B911' ’ Thgrzoam yto lnourn their

i '-L”" fam, B0” Qf Mr.'H9|nllIOD BBl`U'aln, loss' his 30|-rowing pamntg' 096

' ` 'riilsisio oortify that the partnership' of Hazel G_rove, _in this province,_ sigh.,-_ Mice, and five' -bfogile,-,_

norotoiora existing between tho un- was killed in acuon on September 5yeph,,,,,_1._,,,,,k_ L,,,,,,e, had and iioi-signed oarryiug on busiuooo' rumor 29th. _ _.- -__(__,,u;,, gf hom.,

' - - tliastyle uid firm ot Grant c Kennedy A °°“6"m°t'9“ °i i-iii’ fini i`°P0§`i i-‘fi The Sergeant gave up his stripes .' N°W Ui-ii h°V¢` “S my them hu on this twenty-sixth any of Nov- l’¢¢?°1V°¢i 09511? i0 MVT BRIEF". in’-,to 'go France. but soon .won them ‘

1'” f¢§:y°u_ `])°n'_g leave amber D. 1918 _be_an- dfisotvod by um fflliglwillgl-l°i:l'%"_ _LI_°”i"._`?gain' on_the battlefield 'und went

-mugs films im. :hue win

be a bigrush then and you can thehelt seleci tlonnowif” " ' '

A to show you s

our Xml! Stock.

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Jeweler and Engravér

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i ` , .DIED

'eALL.Au~r.--ou' monday 3 OWS- °‘“ i-had or Mr. Louis ooiism.. Summer

ride. _ ’ ' "L"

DE GABT.--iAt Boston. M395 0

PEN ti - " Dec. 10, 1918 Mrs. James Pendersilsl formerly ot Tea I-itll. P. 'E. I. F\1!\€\'l‘i riatlcejater. - J

MCDONALD.-At Hoped.ale_ Hilllwf icivor boo. uih, John A. son or Dan- iel M. McDon-'~_ld. l~‘uneral Friday H' 1.30 to Hansville Cemetery.

MCLEAN.-At the residence of her

fon-in-law, Hammond Jewell, Herts \llle, Dec. 12th Mrs. Sarah Mclienii

in_ r_'ff-tl _,911 vears. _Funeral Friday at 3.30 to`I-iartsvllle Cemetery-.

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l_NU8RAY'.-+'1‘here'-piissed. away at Pioosuht voiioy on Doo. iotn, 1918 T-liiiisdigienry Murray, aged 75 years Piinenal ‘troixi late residence at 2 p m

'I‘hiirsday,`DecQ 12 to Springfield Cem- =f»-f- ' ‘ i-sails

_ rn-Ro or THANKS

Willthoso members of St. Paul’s

Church and - Congregation who wf-roso kind tome during my dear wife’s#illness and death -please ac- cept _riiy thanks for their great kindness to-me. also the wardens i_ind_'vgs_'try .for the beautiful cross a1ii_o_ e_Baptist Church for the lir~ai_j\tlgi_il wreath and to all my litany __ifieiid~=' _for their kind words diid _`a'x`p'ri\ss'ions- of aymnalh .<

_FREDERICK MOSIIER -ji.” Sexton St. Paul‘s Church. tam-i2.i3 iviiipd. _ _

OTICE

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'_'_`,f°l‘_liei-_annual' meeting of Long Cjreeli ‘__Farmers Institute will be lield"_in~_Kfton Hall on Saluvday evening December 14th. at 7.30 tvifclock-_ All interested please at- _ienado .r o ~ '

- 1.1%- ' W. S. McNEIL, 1 ;_' :rf - - Secretary. 3939-12-ia E- si pd.

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Bii00MS

‘ Tlliat are Made in this ' . .Province _

f `I"h'ave' on hand a large stock' ci_Broom§ of different' grades," suitable for all kinds of floors.. ~ ~ - .They _are guaranteed to

give -every satisfaction,--can lli all orders, and the prices

are ‘ ‘ "

_~ A REW J. GALLANT

2949-1_2-13 M 3i

'..._._... ‘_..

lileetillil _

Fox Co office on _the

at 1 o’clock'

the retirement ot Richard C. A. Gi-i\n:. enum' C °n "" -'rite bii_il1ie¢s.uil%»___?_ continued by Cl;iarl~,ttetown, P. E. I.'; ~_ . Samuel Kennedy, Jim , to whom nil ()ct_ 30_ 1913_

lrlylhentogr amounts due the firm To Mr. Hamilton Bertram.

Hhlll -5.0 H5840 °“<.i'Wii° “"`~““°’ "ii With re'erence to your visit yes- llabiiifiel Oftlle firm- ‘ terday and my wire to Ottawa

Dated this won v-seventh dui' of later, I received a few moments-

November A D. 1918. ago, the following telegram: “Re-

unness - yoéier :°.leg_§ai5i_ 29tl;___ii_i_i;t., .. .A. mcuirau _ . -` -> rn - O Ov ii On

M ` R|cHARD c_ A_ GRANT _B8I'I.l‘8_lll, 0fIIClBlIy !‘6pill`l£d

U ,_ KENNED JR in actionSeptember 20th ' Notific-

SAM E ~ ' Y _ _ 1 - _ _

2,-,._,“_u,,,' mf ation of casualty sent next of kin.

F|'€(I€I`I(‘l()Il, P. l , Oct. l4l.l\.

|918. lSgd.`) Director of Records."

Firm i’f°l>¢"’! ii" 5°i¢"i..§`i"i°§.if'il...ii'§`l’.§’iifi°..l'$i'§.iii

The undcrsianed ofl`ers'l'or ‘a‘i= “(l,al;ni_;_i°;l;£?;‘d\3?;tw§2';£d

104 “"9” Oflaml “tljleasant G" ""‘ doing his duty in which he alwavs Lot 3-4, with buildings. on the Ni rt`1 W”/mm to _ame He was 0 goéd side of Tiacadie Road. forirerlv `0|'dier " " ' '

Occupied by the late Benjamin Gill Behéve me Sir

About 75 acres is cleared lan§l~and‘ _ , - Yomls sigxcérelw

b la ce ' vered with brim- ~ ~ _ ' gilowrlh ofsb_ar(d(ivood and lumber. CH`RLE3_Lé1_

For particulars ap ly to Messrs. _

W<i:b\if$L<’§; gliéegéfgggwwn zasiigffsniyiiihréiimdiiigo iiiai.-iiniii

' ° ° ' ...;.,' ti:i":i.:".'i;‘:.;*.i“:@...‘;;:.‘..?”“.iii:i is

2690-11-29 Fri. Tue. 1 mo ' training in England, he was traxis-lf,"-iuiy “mil the fam' 5ep“’mbe" :

ferred to the: machine gun section °‘9ih' 1 /

___.._,.._ - ` Thfll ‘-in 1'- ih' 'L

_HQ crossed to France in March. ri-cei\?iid0 figiilluae s§fd?erS5c';‘_i£__df_ <9 _

FARM FOR S.” LE iii.i"’..‘.`“.‘ii.iI.’i.’gi`i§'."&‘l§diZ?.2‘.'l.’I.'il

part, until he met a soldier’s death

AT on September 29th.

Sergeant Bertram was working

on the farm with his father when

colors. ()l` fine physique, of irre-

Farm of 84 acres for sale on the . 1, b|,. h L. d f ' Siiftiidiisd .‘.‘.-1..‘.;2..'-‘;i.‘.s. ini iiiicii wi°“ii§i"ii°-i@°i{i3"3 of cultivation vllellwaiered, lou li-I Sp an I “pe (_) young man “yd from one who was wilh him at thc _ _ P 3 and the keenness of the grief whichl

ing all d0ii_e» E00Cl title Ewen 3-`? his parents and relatives feel ,over _ _ there i_s no incumbrance,sell cheap his death Wm be tempered in u_enhstcd. Walden was killed on lh.. fOr nick Sale- Ai>vlyiO Owner Oi* measure by tho thought ihdf. ho

__¢»..o.__¢.

PETER GOOD MAN, .Jes -/~ -

Covehead Road. _ - ~

Address York R. Route " ` ` 905-12- 1lMwfmEtst3ipd.

Mail guirdot

AU('_']‘[()N SALE suihso rsoiouns. u.idu-_-....1

to the §’o.~t%aster Gene_i_al, will be

iwsii 1..-ii by Fu‘»ii.~. Auoidr 2° '_1'°.°"'° ai News “Oil 1100"- O"

mv Ranch in Ame" _“_ Prir"__ e midey, the 24-th January l_*>_19 for Edward Island, on Tu.-addy 17 i.. °. °°’"°Y‘"‘°" °f H‘? M“J‘*S'Y " d iv of-December, 1918, at elev-i Mallq’ 0” “ Pr°i?°"°d ("""""’°t f" fclock in the forenoon. sever 1|?" years 5'" uma* Pe' Week "W" pairs of flood silverhlack foxe .um Ma" r°"w~ N°' 4 fmm _he mop __--nv of BH Srate Farm i.harlottetoyvn» P. IL. Island from Limited, und--r an aereenien! 'h';,1.st Aiml "°"i- . . made with the above Compam. - L'““-id "°l'°°e °°“'“."?‘"5 Now 7th_ 1916 _ liért er information asto conditions

Dated z5th_ day 0, Novemben fi profnised Cintrsct may be seen

19 L8 at Albertnm P_ E [_ and _Ir ank forms of Tenders may

- JOHN r. PROFIT f¥`i..‘.’.i.'.*2'.'.‘.‘if.’..2‘ ‘i'i2¢i1f§’“1>‘.ii.'.i°°Z.°.i

?683f1i~29111 N'v-29. Dec. 132i- ._.i the oiiioo'of in-. Post office

. i -nspector. -

""") e *""""=="' JOHN F. wuaah

Post Office Inspector.

'P off' I _ ' off' `

_ Pulifrv Wanted °ei.....::f..;‘;f:.'i°.‘.°;:...r....

` ‘ ` " 2142-l2=I3 M fri. 3i

We will pay highest Market - !

price during _ month of - December dehvered at our On Thursday January 2nd 1918 Wai`eh0uSe» Montague] ` _Qi5.0 all _accounts on our looks remain- fOr turkeys. geOSe._d\1Oks and aug unpaid diuiiio handed ui id crate fattened chickens and our attorney for collection. Kind- f0WlS--all blI'dS i0 l’)€_ faSi€(l ly i~iii;0_ l\?llce__and govern yourself before killing and _dry picked. °°°°’ ‘”5]j']'5NRY DUNN

C?" and ggi our Prices' They General Merchant,

Wlll SUI`pI`lS€ yOU. Gggpefegux

2' '-'il-12-0n'in'\wfett.s3i

_McLEOD&McGREGOR Fir __ _ _ --

mltill l’|iU|’l'.R l`ll'S l'0l\ SALE

’ Montague » e - __’ ¥ Thai __;me_____g_;e'd' ` one" forlwusinstanlly killed byashellclose

_ I J o, »=, sale two farms situate at Hartsvillc

, 1 Lot 30, comprising 50 and 88 acres.

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, f"/.'-.'§"". "-I' ‘fi

of Candi

/R t. »` 0 adjoining, within :our runes oi Huuzor

Rlver and North Wiltshire Stations

in Northway with good buildings' in both proper;

ties. Farms _ well watered, fenced mostly with wire and cedar posts and *mvlrig abundance of hard and salt wood thereon. May be .sold separate- ly or to ether to euitfpurchasers. Ap-

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°-3;; hiya. - _ _

DONALD McKAV. ' lived, would have been a lirilliantl

_ Hartsvflle, P. 0.

M, Zi'-99 L1~25M2wkspd.

I'°iirniture_mil Household Eifects

Estate late Mrs. Capt. 'John

_wus the first intimation which ?Scrgeant B_irtralIl's parents re- ceived of their son’s death 1

France, Oct. 6th, I9l8.

Dear Mrs. Bertram :

1 he responded to the Canto mel AS you doubtless have been

.notified long before this reaches- `_vou, of thedeath in action of your son Walden, I thouglit perhaps yofi would appreciate a few linc=

time of his death, and ever since hc

_morning of the 30th of September* 'and hc died as he lived manfiilly doing his duty. We all feel keenly the loss of one of our most efficient N.C O`s and every man in the Buttery extends his sincerest sym- puthy lo you in this, your hour ol trial. At the some time you may be proud of having such a son. I have known Walilcn ever since hc _enlisted and his first thought was always for the comfort and w-‘lfarr of his men. Thi- war has cast a shadow over many a home in Canada -and this last offensive has been a particularly hard one on the boys from P. E. Island. lf at any time after this war is over, and it is God’s pleasure to spare me t-» see our dear home again, I should bc only too pleased to call on you and give you more particulars of where Walden is buried and of his good wiirli out here. For military reasons I am unable to give you the location of his grave.

_-_May God bless and comfort you a .

Yours sincerely,

No. 71200 Sgt. MucNeill,

G. Battery, 3’rd Batt.,

C. M.” G. C., France

The following letters have been

received by Mr. Hamilton Bertram of Hazel Grove, with reference to his son, Sergeant Bertraui,kille.i in action:

3rd Bn. C. M. G. C. B. E. F.

France. Oct. 20th, 1918. -

Mrs. H. B. Bertram :-

Dear Madam :-I very much re-

gret thed-elay in writing to_you but I have been away and was unable to get your address. .

I wish to express my very deep

sy_mpathy in your great and .irrepa r- in le loss.

.Yourson was in my Battery, and

to me on the early morning ol' Sept. 30th when attending to his gun His loss was a great blow to the battery, and a great personal grief to me He was not only mvery fine soldier and set a magnificent example to his comrades but helwas a most lovable boy and I was veiy fond of him He was unquestion- ably one of the most promising _Non-commissioned officers I have ever met and his career, had he

one. llis death just prevented his promotion and I feel his loss at every turn

on ___ _ _

I1 . _ I ' . _ _d "

............... i\UCTION SA LE i.im“..'f.'.i §§.`1»i’.'i°.'$.ii.°‘i.i'._l§‘§‘.’..i‘ i"il'..'l .iounido in. OF i sure that pride, for having been the

mother of such a son mingles with your heavy g.ief 'I am not allowed to give location

Nicholson, Sidney St., opposite of his grave but the same may hc Cathedral, Friday 13th commen- obtainodb wiitingtothe Canadian

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Battery 3rd Bn., Canadian M. G. _ ~ Nov.1s_ '191_a_

Hazel Grove. _ . 7 _ _ - -_ DearMr. Bertram :-Itwaswith' C0 o _ ,__-_

deep regret that! read the an-

Sergeant Bertram wont to Engé

land with the 105th nd was trans

- In a baltalioniof _ nearly-.eleven hundred splendid fellows it was difllcult. to discriminate, but your son was without doubt one of my

verv best N. C. O’s___ _.. _ 7 _

Ho hadliiorally a _clean conduct _ ' - _ y f . _

- you- _ iff' f\’°*e. Wifi' i5F.i'~ I

this meanséii d was.at _ull t.irnes` ax

that he had taken more ualii' in

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