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. Remedy.

A Regulatesthe liver and kidneys and purifies the blood. A scientific com-

ilnd of herbs, barks d roots for diseases _of fh¢i_:~_i system. constiildtioil. dyspepisia, live: "and'kidney troubles, sickrj heiilache, and all blood and ski.. diseases

Call and get a sample. 4

Foster

Central Druggist

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ed a success yielding .25 bus. of oats per acre, where no crop had been pro- duced for years; the adjacent part of the field was too wet for cultiva. tion this year. »

Greater results are expected when

this drained area is under cultiva- tion.

Considerable surveying for under-

drainage has been done; the layin g of tile has been supervised at West .Cape and East Point. Requests for thls work promise a busy season ne-xt year..

The season has been quite favor-

able for the production and harvest- ing of large crops; the pastures have been good and the supply of milk to the factories have been large. The prices have been considerably above normal.

Thus the returns have been quite

satisfactory. One of the greatest needs is improvement in the live -stock; the markets` are nearby and

th? improvement in transportation fa ilities will certainly be- a stimulus.

_ THE FISHERIES

Lobster.fishing in Prince Edward

lslanfd-during the .year has been sat- isfactory and a considerable increase over the- catch of the previous year is reported. The’ fishermen received a higher price for live ilcbsters and their earning capacity was thus materially increased.

It is pleasing to note that there has

been' a substantiaii increase in the catch of cod, bake. anti other ground fish "with good results to both fisher- men and exporters.

It has been suggested that a great

advantage to tile iisliernlerl of P. E. Island would be the erection of small cod storage plants at the different fish- ing centres ill order that ilsllernlen coulld be supplied continuously with fresh habit. _

IN CHAR LOTTETOWN

Owing tg the war there was not as

much activity in civic circles as. under normal conditions. Nevertheless a con- siderable amount of important work was accomplished.

Perhaps the most important under-

taking was the installation' of the new power pump at the main pumping stat- ion, putting 'the city on a footing of ab- solute security as far as the water s\p» ply ls concerned. A powerful new boil- er is now being inst-allied in No. 1 stat- ion for use in connection with the driv- - ing of the new pump. No. 2 the aux- iliary station has been enlarged and a new pump an'd engine have been in- stalled there. The purchase' of a mod- ern chemical engine and five hundred _more feet of new hose. along with the improvements above noted, should go a considerable way t0Wsi’dB Dlitiiilg Charlottetown in a 110510011 Of Safely from loss by fire. '

The plan to make an extension of the Fire Department's il\1Hi`i9l'9 Im” year, unfortunately, had to be aban- doned, but it is hoped that this much needed improvement will be broulrhi about next year. The installing of a new boiler in the basement of the city' Hall _ for the proper heating of the building was a much needed move as was also the placing of new oak d00i`S inset with plate glass at the el\ii’ili1C€ of the City b_ui‘l4iin'g.

Though ho permanent sidewalks

were laid down this year. il si1l‘Pi`|'B' ing amount of other work. Uiidffl' U1? superintendence of City El\KI“€‘°' Nicholson was accomplished of which the following may be' briefly m°“"°“'

edésnsrhl repairs to stone-crushinl plant. New concrete foundation and new stone bins. _ Grading and gravdllIi\B 5459 9‘\““"_3

yards of street on Olebsr, Fitzroyl. King Streets and on Kensiiilwil R;_>“___

Putting down 4519 runniiiir f6@_E __ storm wate newer on U16 Wesgt “_ of Kent Bgfein- 0" R°°hf°m gag. and on Brighton Road, al-so on 0

River Road. ‘ of Putting down’ 3300 'l‘l“.“"° yard; of

new macadam at the western en

Keatitl-nt.

Putting down eleven tliousan_?_ ning feet of new .W°°d smewan cane.-ai r-opals) (_gt_.-ougbout the o _y_.‘___

Remumg nn _ roundint! “D _he ...nos or -slay' street ¢\if°“S"°“i City and common; _ vm

Resurfacing the driveway “

io\*i_aPark.t __~ _____ _L _., auiglnl e ovznxrrons is emin- LOTTITOWN-

Hiflldlng operations ~ in Charlotte-

the remodelling or almost complete

ed by Mr. Stewart as a restaurant and the Kel-ly-Taylor Co., grocers. This building is being rebuilt in brick instead of wood and will contain up- to-date store apartments and ofiices upstairs. The work is being done for Mr. T. B. Riley.

the year particularly worithy of men- tion is the fact that the modern ap- artment house was built at Brighton by Mi-. Ivan Y. Reddin. This house has compartments for four families two on the first fiat and two above". The house is fitted 'with all modern innovations making for comfort and convenience, and is thoroughly up-to date in every way.

A decidedly fine residence is that of

Mr. A. E. Duff on the North River Road. It is built in American Colo- nial style and cost some $15,000. Needless to say it is aplendidly fin- ished throughout and the workman- ship is u credit to the contractors; Messrs H. & S. Lowe.

Another notable building project in

the same locality is the large tlouble tenement house of Mr. Russell E.

built for Admiral‘Bayi1e-ld and was for many years the home of the late Mr. W. C. White, Registrar of Deeds. The building was this sum- mer removed to its present localioii on North River Road and practically rebuilt and made into a two-tena- 'ment structure. '

Other new houses built this year'

include:

A flue new residence on Villa Street

for Mr. F. J. Holman.

ln the same locality on Ambrose

Street new residences for Messrs S. L. Hardy and Arthur McEachern.

Oil Water stre-et an old building re'-

modelled and made ilito a handsome cottage for Dr. Blanchard,

On Gerald Street residences built

by Messrs M. P. Hogan and J. 0'- Neill.

On Euston Street new double

houses for Mrs.`P. H. Trainor; also

new residence for Mr. Augustine Gal an . ' Oil Fitzroy Street East new resid-

ence for. Mr. Lemuel Winchester. ' On Edward Street new residences for Mr. D. W. Swan and Mr. Lornc Harper.

On Bayfield Street new _double-

tenement for Mr. John Wheatley.

On School Street and. Hillsborough

Streets, new residences for Mr. Sam- uel Kennedy, Sr.

On Roehford Street, new residence

for Mr, F. P. Hennessey.

On Dorclie-ster Street double tena-

ment for Miss Mary Murray.

On Brighton Avenue double tena-

ment for Mr. E. E. Parkman.

On Upper Prince Street, work has

_been started on a new residence fc-r Mrs. Ralph Rogers.

Oli Cumberland Street, new resid-

ence for Mr. Walter Power.

Houses are being rebuilt or rc-

modelled for Mr. M. N. McLeod on Spring Street; Mr. J. Casford on Douglas Street and Messrs Chipman and Mason an Green Street.

The Cundall brick property on

King Street is also being remodelled and made into ra home for young women according to the wish expres- sed in the will of the late owner.

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The year now drawing to a close,

thanks to the prowess of Charlotte- town's able aggregation of firefight- ers was not marked by any very ser- ious confiagration in' the city. There' were a total of twenty-nine alarms `in all sent in, including the one for aid for Summers-ide'.' The previous year there were only nineteen alarms. With the addition of the new chemical en- gine it. is hoped that Charlottetown will be in u hotter position than Over before to protect this city from the ravages of fire;

Following is a complete list of the

alarms sent inz- `

Jan. 17.- Alarm at 8.30. Fire at

Prowse Bros. Ltd. False alarm.

Jan 22.- Aliarm at 1.45 p. ni.. for

fire ag Examiner ofiice. No damage.

Jan 28.- Alarm at 10.45 for fire

at -Major McNutt’s, Brighton. No darmage.

Feb. 6.- Alarm at 1.40 p. m..

Chimney fire at Wm. Moran’s, Water

St.

Feb. 21.- Alarm at 12.35 p. m., M.

and A. McLeo1i‘s store, corner Prince and Dorchester Streets. Slight damage to roof.

Feb. 26.-Alarm at 9.30 a. m.l<’ire nt

Pe-ter Trainor’s, Rochford St. Roof slightly damaged.

April 16.- Alarm 10.55 a. m. Fire_

at J. J. I-l0msby's house. Slight dit-‘ mage to roof.

May 5.- Alarm at 11.20 a. ni.

Grass fire' Longworth Ave.

May 13.- Alarm at 8.15 a. lil. for

fire at l.ord's wharf. L. Bloc-k‘s warc- house, slightly damaged.

May 13.- Alarm at 9.25 a. rm,.

some pinot- slightly damasefi-

May 17.- Alarm Bt ' 7 a. m. Doli-

cettis house, Cumberland Street. comidorobio damage 1° i°°f- ~

May 24.- Alarm at 9.05 a. m. Fire

at W. B. l”'rnwse‘s residence, Euston

[gn _gnor slightly damaged

.nine si- alarm ot 1s.io.-mio .St

James Mullin's residence, Great George St. 'Roof s'llS\\Uy fI°m5F‘5‘I-

June 7.- Alarm- at 10.40 a. in..

132 Hillsboro st. No damage- .lune 18.- -Alu-ni at 3-15 H- "1,- rlro at Draws livery it¢1>l°- F“"‘""S badly gutted. ' -

Ang. z1.- .nomo at 11.15 ii- iii- fi"

in-9 at 308 Richmond sl. No damwe-

5 t a-Alarmatl 50; ra.. |-

town during 1916 were no doubt to it large entont |l_llliD5\‘°¢ W W” °°“

. ' it ' ._

v \ to

llall?pl|clinty`fs's blfii. 006'" WW'

. ` r .* ` .

i :

White. This house was originally'

dluono but tho aot'u`a.t . ' - -‘ _ mmm; project! for md“:‘;g:l_'-“ggi glxgggelhd F|¢l'l’0y Sta. Considerable KE.u_Morrison, Councillorl. J. T. your la o very creditable showing, all sept' lo- Alarm ot 2 so ri in ‘lic 1; .iehmd P' Ahsmnh' Mm' 0111151! considered Fire at Railway Stores De artinent' ki' °Dn“mdl`hi` " Colonel Jen- 'rblo won.. included two nombre Badly gutted. D ' 'f;',;,,,,-'- no?" 'jf '“°"""

buildings projects for lndultrlhl Dill* B691. 20.- Alarm at 3 45 D m |_ m _srl mrgnkgxia _ehambrief and poses- a can-making factory and ai;-'Fire at Queen Hotel livery stables' dif'gl"entqIlyeale:s fgr etbeinvrkxzg extension to the Charlottetown Egg Slight damage. D words 'I-lellncide tolli re lk d that °““‘“‘“‘ S‘““°"~ - 501- 29- Alarm at 3 35 ra nr ho thou ht it wi-‘on yth 'Im B t ` 'l‘lie'can-making factory is a 70140 LFire at R. H. Stems’ garage. Several many nfarried mongwitlll vsiv 'Helio two storey structure, situated on tutomobiles burned and bulldln hild ll Q3 B Escher =Street. near the Condensed badly gutted. 8 £3115 in gl: Qgeiglnczugfre Milk Factory. The machinery is now Oct. 6.- Alarlm at 1.45 p. m. at .gnnnnlndg of ,nngqe men ,gained ag installed and it is expected that work Lord's wharf. L. B'iock's warehouse home wha: oould've-ry welll He Wm 9°°ll WSW- SUKIIUY 11811188811. ' also spoke against' the enlisggient of‘ By an addition eighty feet in length Oct. 13.- Alarm at 10.40 p. ln. lads underage stating that a young 1° the 1-our or the Esc Cmdiins Sta- Fir-o at Fr-oak oodles' barn. Kent st. boy lrnft no forthe from it it a iorirroi tion on Weymouth the building now Building badly gutted. ` 50|, an-5 one nee-dam be, man m this stands over a site 1il0x30 feet. This Oct. 29.- Alarm at 9.40 a. m. Firelfight for freedom said he '

entire building is of brick and the at Charles Young's residence, Water ' ' work shows the great [ami the m_°_ SL susm damage m mot At the conclusion of his remarks motors have in the future of the Oct. 30.- Alarm at 5.20 p. m. Fire hen” cheers were hg ve" 1°' Gr' Bus Industry in tbls Province. at Thomas Griffiths, spring Ps.-lr D°'"°“ “M "“’- 5” °""“ ‘"°"°“'“°d 3|! mms. no looked for and by an Road_ Fire In sh€d_ No damage_ after the singing of the National An. il\ili¢liI0l1l 7-My Will be realized. Nev. 97.- Alarm at 3.05 p. m. thglféphen- Doiron enlisted on Aug

Especially worthy of note also is Fire at Upper Prince St. in house oc- 7,h_ 1914_ in ,the First Contingent CMP

cupied by Mrs. Gregory. No damage.

siderabls damage.

Dec. 9.- Alarm at 3.15 a. m. for

fire at M-rs. J. Allan's ‘ residence corner Hillsboro and Richmond Sta. Slight damage.

Dec. 13.- Alarm at 8.10 a. m.

Call for assistance from town of Sum-

left by special train wi-th Syl‘by en- gine and hose reeil. Returned at 6.30 p. m. Damage estimated at $395,000. ` Dec. 15.- Alarm at 5.45 p. m. for fire at Mrs. Moln‘ty're's residence corner Prince and Kent Sts. No dam- age. '

SUMMERSIDE.

On December 11-ith. after a period

of prosperity and commercial activi- ty unprecedented -in its history. Sum- ulerslde was visited by a disastrous confiagration which swept both sides of Water Street from Queen and Cen- tral Streets to -Summer Street and from the Waterfront ‘to First Street. The loss was estimated .at $300,000 covered by about $225,000 insurance. The business houses thus put out of business with their stores filled with Christmas and winter stocks have, notwithstanding their serious loss, al- ready pluckily commenced operations in temporary quarters pending the erection in the Spring of new business homes. Like many similar disasters this fire was a blessing in disguise as bye-laws have already been' enacted requiring that all buildings hence- forth erected along Water Street shall be of other material than wood. Sum- niexhlde will arise from thi); _tempor- ary se't-back with the vigour display- ed after the serious confiagration of ten years previously. ` Navigation to and from the Western capital closed for the season this n_lorning_ when the Northumberland leaves. for .Char- lottetowii.

GEORGETOWN.

For the first time since the out-

break of the war, barracks _were in- stituted .in Georgetown 'and a por- tion of the 105th quartered there last winter. The presence of these young men brightened up the town considerably.

A regular moving picture

show for a. few months during the wiliter and spring helped greatly to brighten the life of the town.

The- Railway Wharf was consider-

a_bly damaged by drliftioe last spring but is now undergoing repairs.

Mr. John Stewart has erected a

splendid cottage on Water Street.

equipped with all the modern con- veni nces. -

Mr. Douglas MacDonald has also

established a convenient and com- fortable home on Water Street near the Railway Station.

Mr. W. W. Jenkins and Mr. John

Dalziel have added improvements to their already well appointed residi ences.

A new Grocery Business has been

established on Kent Street by Mr. John McK.innon.-

A new Gasoline Ferry Boat, built

by Mr. Charles Fitzgerald. is now running on the route between Cardi- gan and Georgetown. _ »

Marriages and deaths have' been

comparatively infrequent during the _year. Among the older residents who have joined the -gre-at majority are: Mrs. Andrew Glover, Mrs. Walter Gordon and Capt. Daniel Walker.

The Presbyterian and Anglican

Churches have been repaired and now presont a much more pleasing ap- psarance.

St. Davld’s Presbyterian Church

has had the entire interior remodell- cd and improved lighting installed.

Bazaars have been held by the

Presbyterian Church and the Wo- men's institute- which were well pat- ronlzed and very successful.

A pleasing incident of the year

was a Spinning Frolic which was held in the interests of the _Womans In- stitute. Over thirty spinners with old fashioned spinning wheels spent the afternoon preparing yarn for the sol- diers use.-

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PUBUC RECEPTIUN _ ll] -RETURNED SUUIIERS

Continued from Page 1

Gunner Doiron' signed on with the boys of the first contingent. and was entitled to special credit for having sprung to arms at the very first call for men. l-le hoped soon 10 -see him fully ree-toredno health. ‘

Rev. Canon Simpson aiiso repres-

enting the Pptrlotlc' Society. said he was very happy to welcome Gunner Doiron back._'»"We al ought -to be th.ihl<l..i'," and he. “o_ this man' and others like him whof have SUM Oili- and suffered ill our-‘ defense." The Canon said he ho ed this reception would bd no‘In“ere}-,flash in the part. but that bn and others like him should be looked after, looked up -to and hon- ored .lor wbat.\hey have done. He hoped Gunner Doiron would not stop working for the cause. 'but woufld at-- tend the recruiting meetings and help point out to the slackers thc-lr duty._ The Canon wont _on -10 ¥!y iiiili i\\°l'° are 13,000 mel'\`.of mil tary ago. 9-D- pa-rently'quite able physically. il 80013 many of whom h-avs“‘C0|d f°°i~” ‘HP hoped the pr-e‘sence of the \‘°¢il\‘iiB¢ heroes would. |\'i`8DIf0- "|030 T14( 'were' holding -back so that they W. would final-lycome ln for a share 0!

‘plgtslrer speakers who spéke iii termi- of welcome and praise were Menon

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adian Artillery and was one of the first eleven men to enlist. including Chic Davey who returned hom, a. few months ago. Gunner Doiron sailed from Canada with the First Contin- gent in October 1914, after being in training at Valcartler. l-ls’ spent about three 'months on Salisbury Plain, and went to France on February 7th, 1915, He- took part in the fighting around Looe, Givenchy, Ypres, Plug Street, then back to Ypres again, and then to the Somme. _On September 2nd, after he had been on the Somlne front for a few .days, he' was “blown up" by a high ex- plosive ehell, being hurled about -ten feet in the air. The gun he was serv- ing at the time was put out of ac tion. Other members of the g-un crew were also “blown up" but fortunately wi-thout fa-tai re-sults. Doi-ron suffered severely from the concussion and was under treatment in No. 18 General Hospital and Epsom. He has received

l'8bi1lldIIl8 Of th6 Store building on N0y_ 22__ Amrm at 3._05 “_ m_ Fha _ _ :rl v________"____V______Y_Y_ Lower Queen Street. formerly occuni- at M.-s. W. F. carte.-'s bakery. con- `

A111098 U19 residences built diirliis merside. Twelve ii.-reimen and chief Cyrus B. Birt, Pisquid East.

A. C. Henderson. Union Road. John McLean, Charlottetown. Corp. Robert 0. Stewart. Dunatatl-

nage.

Charles McFarlane, City.

Pte. James Marshall, Covehead. Pte. William Hughes, Mill Cove. Pte. T. J. Martin, Charlottetown. Pte Daniel McLeod, Charlottetown Pte. E. Dixon, Gaspereaux. M. J. Fraser, Montague. _ James F. Hagan_ Hope River.

Charles L. Pitta Charlottetown.

John Watson, Alberton.

Frank Allen, Charlottetown;

Jerome Gallant, Charlottetown. Wm. M. McLaren. Cable Head.

Pius J. Campbell. Elmira.-

'Pi Guy Owen, Charlottetown. -

W. J. Duffy, Charlottetown.

Corpl. J. W. McLaren. Forest Hill.

Pte. 'W. J. Duffy, Clrarlottwown. Pte. Emmet Murphy, Stanley Bridge.

Pte. William Gordon, Montague.

Patrick A. McManus, Bonsbaw.

Gunner Neil lidclsuac, Sourio.

John Currie. Charlottetown.

LeRoy B. Kielly, Charlottetown. Corp. John W. Hume. Wood lalandl James McLellan, Grand River.

Pte. Ed. Ilicken, Georgetown.

Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria.

Harold Gillis, Summeralds.

Ronald Vessey, Charlottetown.

Wilfred McKinley, Sydney.

Daniel L. McBe`th, Iris. William McIntyre, Charlottetowl. George Currie Georgetowai.

Herbert Cecil Maclutyre, Souril.

John Stewart, Wood Islands.

Emanuel Doiron, Charlottetown. Gunner W.G. Bruce, Red Point. Pte. C.A. Arnald, Charlottetown.

Pte. L. Collin, Morell. Pte. S. E. Chandler. Mt. Albion. Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon. P. Carragher, Kelly’a Cross.

Fidele Gallant, Tignilh.

Capt. Fred Mayo, Charlottetown.

Nelson H. McLeod, Alberion.

Harry Riley, Sea-Cow Pond.

Percy Metlierall, Fortune Cove. H. A. Mclletb, Iris. -

Harold Beairsto, Alberton.

Percy Clark Sharron, Crapaud. Pts. Lester Proud, Charlottetown Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown. Pte. N., McKenzie. Nino Mile Crook harry Docberty, -Martinville.

` Pte. W. A. McQueen. Mt. Vernon. Pte. John McLeod, Park Comer, Freeman Clark, Charlottetown. Edward Dickson. Georgetown.

Will.-lil C. McDonald, Georgetown Pte. George F. Allan, Charlottetown

- Charles McKinnon. Charlottetown.

Pte. Malcolm l\ieAulay, Cliltown. | Cpl. Peter A. lluzhcs, Mill Cove. Sergt. F. Simmons. Clyde River.

John F. McLeod. Park Corner.

John Gallant, Sulnmersirie. U. Allan Steele, Newport. Peter McDougall. Morell.

Cpl. Goo. Burns, Malpeque.

Pte. F. J. Brown, Mt. Albion.

Pte. Emest Gaudet, St. Nicholas.

Pte. Goo. Bowness. Albertnn. L. Sgt. P. 1-1.' Crockett, York.

Sgt. L. S. McDonald, Peters Road.

Gordon Manderson, Malpequo.

Paul G. Doiron. Bloomfield.

Jas. H. Stewart, Donaldstou.

Supper R. Gollina_ Hunter River.

Leslie M. Robertson. Mt. Hope.

l._ J. Marshall, Covehead. Guo. H. Robertson. -Bradalbsne. _ Kilburn I. Sharron, Crapaud.

William .\. Allen, Georgetown. J. T. Robertson, Charlottetown.

Uriah’ McDonald, Kelly's Cross.

Sgt. C. Bovyer Hamm. Hillsboro.

Corpl. E. J. I-owers, Tracadis. W. G. Siiliker, 0'Loary. _ _ Bomb. Charles L. Meuraut, S__onri| Sgt. Hugh S. McLeod, Caledonia. Harold J. Patterson. (Glace Bpyl. Charlottetown. '

Jerome Graham. NUYTBY “Ullm-

George McLollan, Margate.

D. Lamont. Montague.

_lefty about a month, with his uncle.-

ms d|,cha,.ge._ H9 is mokfng Wen hav, tion with the Electric Light Com_

ing gained in flesh. but still walks with a limp.

He fought with -the First Canadian

Field Artillery under Captain Dun- Eap, and saw the heaviest dgbting at Yprel, where he took part in the' Sa-

cond and Thrd Battles. He who honor of helping to save the s ' p when the French troops after the first "gas" attack by the Germans wore driven back leaving a gap in the l-ine. Gunner Doiron' received some gas himseflf, but the dose fortunately was not heavy. _

, He was blown up altogether three times, theflrst on February 28th 1915.

Gunner Doiron will remain in the

Samuel Doiron on Douglas Street. 1-lis parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D0i_l‘0ll_ reside in North Sydney He had been employed for four years at the Sea View Hotel, Souris, 'before coming _to Charlottetown, where he had a posi-

pany. _ ‘

The detachment of eleven artilllry-

men, including Doiron,.lmvO_~k¢D¢ to- gether siuce' the war. Liwrdnco Gau- det, has been promoted to the rank of

Coropral, and will likol _ adn _A Sergeant la the near it

Lot E. Doty, a Ball ' -minilter. il in a serious condition today from a

gunsho§_ wou_r£_sinf_i_i¢t_ed 13| anpntzlgl- man w o ' n -' sto? e clergyman ful" a rggbgri wh il he was making a purchase n a storo._ . T" ’.“‘."Z.“”°’i~ .”‘.i‘. "" "°.’.¥..t.-1° aenpone ou'o rnasa- .--'

and _gat he shot when the minister; refu to comply to up his hangs. . -Boty was put some change into his pocket and the patrbllua _.said-. Il# bpllmed

he was drawing h‘_?s_ivoiZ__er_?_ ____;f_ _'__ t--A-'~' ‘vs ‘-ff- -'-`-'-'~'~'- -= ,

Island Roll of Honor

KILLED

Corp. E. J. Powers. Tracadlo. ` Copl. H. L. Robertson, Kiugsboro. Thomas Leeman, Calgary (formerly

of Georgetown.)

Lt. M. McLaren, Brltllh Columbia, William l-ieckbert, Montague. Arch. Campbell Long Pivot. Walter Lantz, Charlottetown. Marry \f':Artbur. Miscouche. Sergt. Wm. B. Brady, Charlottetown. Pte. Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Poilff Moses Gallant. Wheatley River. Leo Wonuacott, Hunter River. Pte. Angus McDonald. Rosebefry Arthur Robinson, Augustine Cove. Richard Warburton. Charlottetown.

Lt. Ralph Rogers,_Kensington.

L. Corp. H. Steele, Newport. -

Frank Buote, Mill Cove. _ Wm. H. McLaren. Cable Head-

Geo. H. Campbell, Cape Traverse. .

Sargt. Herbert C. /Mclntyre.

Wendall P. B. Beairsto, Charlotte

town.

Sgt. J. R. Lacey, Blooming Point.

Daniel Todd, Summerside.

J. M. Dixon, Fortune B_rldB°-

Corp. C.W. McArthur, Cornwall.

J. M. Gallant, Charlottetown.

R. K. Boswell, Crapaud.

Donald Hume. Iris

Gr. E. Graham, Wellington. Murdoch Matheson. Melvlllti- L. M. Robertson, Mt. Hope.

Sgt. Fred Baguall, Hazel Grove. Pte, Earl G. Read_ Summerside. Harry E. Bernard. Long Riviir- Clovis Gauthier, Summerslde.

A. Vessey, York.

A. C. Walker. Georgetown. Patrick Hagan. Hope River. _ George I. Brandor, Malpeque. ‘ Frank R. McAdam. North River.

James McKinnon, Lot 14.

Pius J. Campbell, Lakeville.

Frank R. McAdam, North River. Edward Dougan, Tracadie. -

_Baméi .W. Mol-leath, Forest Hill.

David urns, Spring Valley.

James G. Kinch, Tgulsh. Warren Myers, Mt. Albi0i1.

Fred C. Essery, Union Road.

‘John L. Mf-Lellan, Summerside. Charles A. McDonald. iris, Lot 82. colin lvlonouzall. Morell-

George Thompson. Sulnmsrside.

Percy T. Lee. Summerside.

W. S. Hughes, Charlottetown.

Augustine Gallant. St. Ralpbael.

Corp. D. L. McBea.th..Iri|.. _

B. Boisner, West Royalty. _

Pte. Martin, Eldon. | John C. McEwen. New Dominion.

Peter M Grant Bangor, P_ lil I Peter McKenzie. Bt. Peter!

Wilfrid R. Gzln. New London. Malcolm Gill . Mount Vernon. Ben. C. Davison. Charlottetow

Pits!-1. J. Walla, Ehnsdaio.

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Lc.-Corpl. J. B. Clark. Summerside. Pte. Ju. Dawow Brown, New London

Gunner Alfred James. Midgell. .

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Sgt.-Major John McKay, Ch'town. - John MdLaren, Charlottetown.

Robt. S. Warren, Broikton.

Everett McLeod, Grand View.

Bernard Murray, Charlottetown.

Angus McLeod, Uigg.

Donald McDonald, 0'Leary. T. A. Phillips, Mt. Pleasant

Edgar Finlayson, Charlottetown.

(formerly of New Perth.) Alexander Smytbe, Elinsdale.

Donald McDona'ld,. 0’Leary. Lloyd Leeman, Calgary. formerly ol

Georgetown.

Stewart Hicken, New Glasgow, N. S.. (formerly of G-ro.getown.)

John Watson, Labob. Kensington.

Fred. Wadman, Charlottetown. Davis Mclilacbern, Cranbrook, B. O. (formerly of Iris, P_ E. I.) _

Albert Campbell, Capo-.'1‘.\:a_ver|e.

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Wallace Coles..Wi2sl00. . --r ' ..~ -. Wm. Lavers. Gaor e_tow_p,_'_ -T _ff- Clauda A. Dunn_ing.'Granvil% _ non-y A. Moarlbur. surahle _id°f1",. Jos. Connolly, Mill Vale. '~ ‘ _ '

Gr. W. H. Heckbert, Montague. Edward James Smith, city.t»';, 1 Robt. S.. Warren, roc` on. Pte. Arthur Lirig,‘gracIiley‘ liacllr "

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Edward Muttart. Botiiweii_ __. ._

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Sgt. Daniel McPherson, Caledonia inion. , _ _ _ _ John Collier. Ch“"l°“°t°wn' may Aknnder Mommnu' Nine una Harry VV'hitlock. Charlottetown.

Prescott Forbes. Tyne Valley. wsuiid- 8 h _.__ M ,ul ch , N mm 'rbad lo Kaoolrwood. Lennox roland.

ed twice. D2;f°t‘dJ‘)f-,_nM°Ph2_z”n_’ me: %7a1|‘m_ Lc.Co‘I'pl.Joseph J.Simons,. S_t. Peter-'a

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J. J. McLeod, Richmond. ‘ ‘ ' - - -_ Ronald- W. ooutbloi-, Noi-tb nartloo. _§“;_F“1_}"’i__f’*°‘l’;,}_"-1’-__1_'r°I§_’_fY -7'1’1°U_¢il'-__

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' P I Flmer Bowness, Kensington ‘ ‘

Samuel Chandler owna. ‘ _' J. A. Gasbee. Gladstone. €V':"‘sK{'_‘a G“I(;;’_’_§-_ it_~_.R“|-`h“°I' I '

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J C McMman`_ 1,-ah.,,.ew_ Edward Foley, St. `Peter's`Bay.

'_ ` _ h | tt t _ Gr..D. MacDonald. Souris. ?llerb4;rv:d.Iatll1riII‘sI.erGgan`:irTrlfcgmg. C' W' F°u“d» F"°d°"|¢t°“- ` '

_M H _ SL T Albert Roach, Darnley. gr E._v“l§,rl.i§n_ élfgélislefa emma Corp. David A. Barbour. Alma. .- -

J_'G_'K£ _h_ T. i h ' Pte. McAu land. Tyne' Va.lley_. _ ;-‘ Gr. Arthtlfr Gamgsxtear, Hunter River. F- E- Maraur B"I.f“5t' (S°"I°“°|Y mil - Lt. Thomas Fullerton. R"`A- Hilfdy. Tigniah-. , " ‘ .. Hugu Bauman John H. McKinnon. Riverdale. `- x

Gm, ,.. P ,mm _ l-la_rry_Stewart, Strathgartruly." s--~ -rf-

P l t o. o. . o . _ ~ - ogg.” Error., roihfiio' Bridgof Zsiws Efiistii §‘_g_rrv. Wellington.

Cor l_ Grafton Enman, Vernon River. R- M°G°“3““» 'ith¢°W`"-"f 3’-5'-4 ‘

Gr. Ernest Marshall, Stanhope. - ._G_ mnn_n‘_ chM__°m_wwn_ B. Waugh. Summerside.

I"““m"" L' F°“g°r°' s°“"I°' Pte. Daniel Stewart, Dunstaifnlge. Pte-A-I1 Martin- M°“t“gu°- . -

Anselm P. Morgan. Charlottetown. mum “_ Hear* m.o°mm_ mt “__ B, 1', Gorman, south Melville,

Gr. Joseph M. Campbell. LHKBVIIIQ Jam" Mn,-_n|,n||_ C5” Hua Rom I-I. A. McLean. Peters Road. _ _ _

Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summerlide. PM F. Qwden M|,c°uch°_- - - Pte. Harold Huggan, Cherry Valley. Private J. lil. Locker lo, Cllcllmpoo SRL A_' y.hm|D|' Ch”.|°“eu,'n Corp. Ernest Perry, Muddy Creek. ` _ Private Bruce McLellan, lnlli_an_Rlvar. pnrmk Haan, H0- 9 mv" ' _l’te. Russel McLean, Qbarlpttegbwn, ,'W.

Pts Damien McKenna, Charlottetown Pm_ v_E_ Mc _ y~"d,yi¢¢°n_p_n_|_ Pte. R .W. Mcbhnald, Poplar' dint. "

Prints Chiifiiil 5- B°\*°i1-Bi’°°“°‘° corp. rroscott For-boo. (twloo wound- I-C--Corlii Albert Rauch. Daniiov-

(Qip. Ambrose Cosgrove: Wellmggn °,i.)_ Tyne Vane! _ Charles I-line, Cliariottetnwn. _

ilffsil CIN* W"’¥N» "|°¢°"* Gerald Walter Riley. Hillsborough. L- L. Joi1kins.'Char1ottet0Wri` °`-" . paud. p|»',n¢°¢¢'gi~°|~b9n_Tyn, vn||,,_v Pte. Thomas Leeman, formerly of .

Robert Tralunr. Cliarlottetowl. (Vl_n- pie, Roy Fitzgerald, Charlottetown Georgetown. (Calgary.)

¢°“_V°"- B- 0-) Pte. Harry Lund. Cbsrlottetowu, - Hugh Boulter, lniiliitry- - . -

Lieut. Reuben iii. Stewart.. Wilmot Pte. Michael Jarvis C ve I-lead. Leslie McDonald. Peters Road. il

valley (Montreal). L. Cor-b._liilm‘or Bowden, Noibo.-0, l='. E. stewart, nod Point. fy _ ._ Corp. 1-1. S. Pearson. Charlottetown. C |_ L_ Wm WML c“”,m_ R_ McD0.m|d_ Sn pete,-B_};ny_ _ . l. _‘ '

(Vl¢t0l'il Ailllflllhl- Familiond Johnson, Charlottetown John McLeod. Charlottetown. _ _- ~

Pie. HJ- Frlssr. Wliiifi B¢l¢.C'°l'f Pte. lalobool Dalton, Georgetown. lr. ra. cahlu. Tlgnlsh.

Lancs C°i‘l>°ri\iN-W- 01110101111- Uill- r-to. Joh.. lvrooougoa. Malpoqae gor. r. Holliday, moon.

L\l1¢0‘CQi'P°l‘ll. Lulu! Arlenallli. Pte. C. A. Roberson. Kinkora. . Harry Riggs, Cliariottetowri. -it ~, »-. .,_ -; Abram ii Village- corn. l... W. slay, West covehead. s. W. beard, Alberion. lnangorouoly '

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M\_1i'd00K N911 H°P1\9°.H°\_0llN\I0» . Lieut. Victor- Morris, Summerslde. James Matheson, Charlottetown.

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‘Corporal J. Fraser. St. Peter-'s Bay. Corp. J. D. Mcrboe, Georgetown; -in switzerland. _ ‘ - "= 47-; -”~-'~i~‘r'

Lc. Sgt. Il. Wood, Sou‘hpor: fin Han- Pte. John Murphy, Charlottetown. in Pte.Leiter Clair Johnsto1\.P_ot0r‘i-Rtlqt

0_V9i'-) Switzerland. Happen Richard Coiiingl, "_-Bulk! '_'

CNY!!! E!il0i‘y. Union lloall. l'i.uasel_McLean. Charlottetown River. ' ‘ ' Malcolm Stewart, Georgetown. Private Daniel A. Simol`ls,` Port Wood. J.J. Mcbeth, Bridgetown, (exchanged) 1 ' !»l°lll...C.!¥.-. ._P_ith|l_¢°._Cbbrlcttstowu. _

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James Taylor, City. ‘Donald Campbell, Campbells Cove. Milli Cliiieron. Ahaliy- ~ ~ _

rn.. o......=.~ ic.-sro. intro road. ooanor nobm uomroo, obo.-lomam Daniel Mci’iwrtwi1- Ds Gm Mml

Pte. Daniel M. Pfu, Mt. Vernon. Pte. John loDona_T,.cb(xlo_‘to\own, J. E. Lockerby, Mnipeqae, (Believed- Gonnsr 0. S. ilollacllorn, Charlotte Capt. T. ll. Hind a_n._ ar ottaowrt killed in actlo_t_l.) __ _» _ » _

towfi. Major W. L. l-larviei Chhilotlo wir John Alward. C arlotteiown. .

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_ Eli- A\ibf°9 BSU- N°l1l9-l“°- Robert McGuigan, llaliwluo. Kullin Chappel. Charlottetowal-'.' .

Il'-lies I-iorliell. Chll"1ttp%0'vl- Tihos. Doucette, Summorside. Mathias J. Trainer. Hops River. (sorlllolit lloltinnon, Wood island; _

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