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the Charlottetown Guardian . . ig

me-ildo, Atherton. Bourln and Montague; ‘ _

Fiiiii_\v_ ticroinzit go, loili.

'ras 1909 iis_soi.irrioN

in the I'arliaineiitary .\`essioii ot}¢i9c>o .\`ir tieorge

Foster _brought up the ipiestioii oi`iT_1§ii\'ziI Defence in_

the followiiig resoltitiiiiiz-

"'l`liat in the opinion i-i' this house. i_ii \`ie\\' of

her great and varied resotirces, of her g`e'ograplii- cal position and national eiivironineiits, :ind of that spirit of .self-lielp and self-respect which _ alone iieiits ii stroiig an-l growiiig people, L`aiiada should no loii_;er iieiziy in :i~~iiining her proper

` share of the re.~poii.~ibilit_\' :intl liiiziiicizil Iitirtleii

iiici-ieiit to the siiitable protectiiiii of her exposed coast line and creat seapiiris"--liiiiiszirtl. page

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_ -.2-_ __ _ ._ ;progi'aii_nne with reference to the Carferry and tin:i:ii;ithi:h‘TlaIl;lf:>:i-;::;e".'° l“*:l“"°t;"lh|;` I - I ‘ "\_ ,)\

_ . _ f , - _ _ _ -_ ` ‘ 0n_ su eu e

Head Office at Charlottetown, Branch Omen at Bum- staiiil:ird!ziiig’0`f‘tiie railway has been .iliuiiiloiied or is'h_v their omciai mga” ispriiiiy- better - ` ' ' -\i' \ --f ’ *PJ ‘

" I l / \

li `.\ / . ) l

l \ / \

,likely to be. _ `

_-\Ifhou¥li dururgitlie early stages of the war the

goverii‘iyi_entA aiiiiounizeil that expenditures on publit. _work.~,'eitcept`ktlios?Y»._absol\itely' iiecessary, would be ‘int down as far as possible. no iiitiinatioii has been gi- iveii that the stztiiilzirdfziiig of the l’riiic(""FIiI\vartl`is- I.'l‘nd l{a.ilwa_v \\'ouIif\" not be proceeded with as soon'as it'was iiecessary to do so. lt has not been ne-tessary yet. It \\:ouI_d beia Convenience to have the wide _qaitige road ifpthe piers are completed in time to uti- lize the Ca`rf_err_\' at the»(.`apes this winter. but it \votild have beth -2_1, piece of inliiiitc niadness to have torn up the Island railway this fall during the heaviest part of our produce trzinsportation. .»\nil because piece of inaiiness had not been undertakeii, because

take the

the goveriinieiit has built a teinporary shed to care of such freights as inay cross this winter, l‘:itriot,,lil_urts out ridiculous conclusion that the "L~rogrzi'iii|`iic has br`ol\'en down". and niakies the false

o-»\~i-

.\`ir \\`ili`ri<l l.;iiirier_ as Pr.-inicr_ wiili a strong maj-~ _ ' the contractors to fmisii the work

ority Ii-;l‘.iiiii hiin. wi_.ulii_ not allow this motion to i\ii<~_| . , ‘. -_ _ _ _ _ _ fnigm and passchgerb bm that is an

_ _ _ _ - r ‘ Q _ ; , .

it was toil iniicli like thc- rwoliitioii ot Dr. bniartt, _ 1 .f 1 . , ,. _ .. . _ the assurances that were given.

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ide-l:i_\ ilie standardizing of the railwiiv in view of' It is mo had in View of the f,,¢,_[ha;

\\iiicii lie in-_-l knit--l two stiniiiiers lreiore iii the lin-' _ ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , 1 the nnich more iniportant matters now in hand, in We are OH the eve Of 8€IlH\P; DUI' C019- pcrizil tsiiitrczici-_ lic iiioyc.. ii .png ziiiiciiiliiii-|i¢_l\i “ [_ th H gh ‘_ WUT C H mu“i(.am,,, pm upon a good basl.,

_ __ _ e ' o t' eces. _\‘ o c 'i in x ienti tires . . - - _ t fi .ii..~__ .t i.-ppt»~t-ii the p:i\'int-nt of ;tn\' i _ _ _ _ i _ I , ‘hat ‘me °f °‘" 5°_cane‘i Iemilng "mls

_ _ , ‘ _ _ ._ ' _ \. ' wht-re\'er possilile, in view oi the existiiig ilaiiger to DHDH5-SI\0\li<I wlllwul k1\0Wl€<i§€-

siuzi-li ,.»iiirzl»=.ii:i»;i to the iiiiperiai ire;i~iiz';. .or ..:i\':.. (_ H ll m I ‘Il Fm i I Il _ I _ ‘_ (nn ,-Cp,-esemaiivc Qi tim 0|-gan was

_ _ __ _ _ . :; 'ui 1 t e .‘ ir-e.-'iiii iere is :is vt- no iii i- , __ _ .- . , _

or .\i;i:1..i". 1-1:i~;...~c~ .'ii'.d tliii~ wi-i.ci.iiif_»-l lint i-.iir-_ ' _ I i ' ihvmi Annum ‘O 'ilvc in" ‘_‘i“1en_`k

' _ ii\..iiiiii that they \\ili-no reasonable person wiitild “U5 1* I’I“*'i< "Yi" I‘-""""3 l"""‘“‘ “im

or -tilts

~iziteineiit that the widening ot' the gauge is not now tonteinpbited.

.\iii»t'iltl lhc.gq\'erihi1Li\t, in its \\i.iloin see lit to

_ _iiesdays meeting at Carleton works. ttliis,

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based than the information supplied theiu_by_ their secretary. And the case of .\ir..Muu3y should also help asreal many other people to see that their' facts are right before they go off at a tangent and indulge in a lot of loose talk about government incapaci- ty and graft.--Ottawa Journal. _

Sir.-l was greatlysurpriseil to read

in this e\'e~nlng`s Patriot that the wide-

"hot now contemplated." This stator nient is made in connection with Wed-

'.\'o such statement was inade at the, meeting The only stan-merit iiiadei

o c

that the steamer would .run there ,this

prove favourable this fall to enable

they would likely be able to land

ll-Ill' AIIXIOUS 1?) OUTLOOK.

ning of the gauge of our Railway is'

winter. One of the engineers sa.io` that if weather conditions should ° p g

f ,

oC'i‘i iisru 20 igm '

`pA(;g Fouii ~ » _ 'ms cii.»\Ri-orjri=.'rowN cU.\RDi.~\N. _ -.~ ._ _ . . . _ ..

\ tai-

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Best value in

of :le - .` tr lit-iziiiiii-ir~_ It '.lt~f..i'~.»l iii.it t ;iii;i\i:i i'.:i-i _ __ '_ _ i _ _ _ has iam-ii “ny iiiwi-._-_c-i in tim siiiyjoi-ti

coiiipliiiii. ihe I airiiit and those ol its ilk who have,

knows ol' ought to know that it has?

:.~~ii::.-.»-I ":~:i\;~leral»le iini:l;ii'\ cxi.cii<lilili'e iorii‘.ei‘ij.- _ . _ `- . . _ _ - _ _ _ __ ‘ __ . ~iiii'e thi- wiir I»eg:ni, sezircliefl even the bioiiti-suaI\'eii' ‘i"\'*~'l0lN“\ \l1l01\f1lI'l4l‘€Hi0l Illlll lll0l€_ ci:.'.r;`-te.; nj»i_»ii the liiiperzzil lri..-iiry_ :ind rio-t-tl with _ _ _ 1' _ _ _ dimmm .pmmem "mn tm, wg,n(,e,_si ‘ I U _ ,lrztitit-tical- lor tnisSlic~ to throw at the ;gf>\'criiiiicut, at 5,'-‘st rcalizelp put un. work is,

1.1- .< .arriti ii: ` ` . _

k 'M U ‘ » - - ~ ~ ~ ` ` - ~- oing ii satisfactorily and cveryoiici

"'il;~.- lioiise will coriiiailly ;¢;»pr-_-ve of ;-.ii_\ ne- cessary' expenditure ilesigiie-l to proiiiotc the or- ` gaitiztitioii oi a Caiiailiziii iiaval ~er\'ive in c~»-op- eration with and in close relation to the iinperizil .\':i.\'_v, along the if:2e~ ~iig_-;e>ti‘<i by the ,\iiitiir;ilty at the lust linperial L`~»ni't-rciict-_ and iii full sym- pzitity with the view that the ii;i\al ~upreiii:ic_\' of Great iiriiaiii i~ e>~ential to the security oi cfmiiiierce, the sfift-t_\' of the ifitipire and the in-:ice

1.! the uoriii. V

wheiicver the iiecd arist-~ the L`an;idiaii people will he iouii-l reaily and willing to inake any sac- riiict- that is reiiuireil to give to the linperial :iii-

thi_»ritie~ the iiiosi iovxil :iiiii heartv cii-opcrziiiilii

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in ini»\'t-ineiit for the iii:iiiil_eiiaiict' of the inte-gi'it_\ and the lipitor oi the ifiiipire." liiaiiszirii. tooo.

‘page 35714 Sir lfobert Uordeii and the L`oii_<ei'vative fipposi-

tion iwcri- aiixiotis to get sonic sort of positivi- :iiiil ile- fiiiiit- llc-~.'l:ii';itioii tiirough the liiriise :':iiiil they aitgrctrili to tl~i`~ :iiiicp-iiiteiit :ifttr Sir i\’oberl iiaii iiidiicetl Sir \\'ili`i'iil to strike out the absurd refereiice to iiiilitziry obligziiioii aireaiiy .issiiiticil by ('aii:id:i. Sir Robi-rt :ii-ii pi-r.~tiaileil the i'i'ciiiit~i' to i‘li:iii_;e thi- words "any stzitcii coiiti'il»ieliiiii" iiilii 'regiiirii' and piriodicitl con-I triiititioii" and to aiifl the word ".~pee<I\ " before “orgaii- izatiini" in the tirsi clause quoted, This periiiitled special and einergeiicy coiitributioiis, such as that of three l)rt_'ailiioit;.{iits 'I"Iie'rt:soltttioii as adopted did not satisfy thc (`oit>t'r\':iti\'e lciiiili-rs: btit they ivere in :i iiiiiiority aiiil tool; what they ciittlti get.

NOT “ANXIOUS” BUT FALSE

.\\ iicri- did the i’iitrii»t absorb all the _qlooiii and the

pessiiiiisiii and the rot iiijectcii into its editorial, ".\ii .-'\nxious <)utlool<,” _iii its yesterilay’s» issue? iicadiiig tin- report of what :ictuiilly tr:iii~pired at (_farlcloii |’iiinl iluriiig liic visit of the Iioaril oi' 'I`r.'iili- on \\'i-d- iii-~d:i_\', mic l`:iil~ lil iinil thi' sligiicst loit\\ii:itioii for the u.~~t'i'lioiis iiiaiic by the i':iii'iot_. \\/'e have reall the i’ati'iol`s owii report ol' the provt-eiliiigs czircftiliy :intl iintl that it is iilcittical \viti\ the report givcii by the tititirdirln with the siitglc excl-ptiini of :i par:igr:ipii ini-iitioiiiiig the iicw`.~lpzipi~i'.\ i't-prc.<i~iiti-ii and in wliicli the i‘atriot was coiispiciioiis by its abseiice. It would bt- iiilirrestiiig tIit'i'efore to kiii_i\\' where thc Patriot re-A rt-i\‘i-fl its inforiiiiitioii.

ilu- i‘:ilriin. :ifli'i' Icilglhily <-x|>:iti:itiii;; on the

gin-:il bciiclits that wouhl :icrrue to thi- proviiicc were the go\'eriiiiieiii`s piograiiiiiic with refereiice to the (`iir-I"crr_v :ind the .~taiid:irdiz;ition of the Prince lid- `v.:irfl I~IJiiiil I\‘:iiiw:iy riirrii-4] mil. iiwi<i_-_s tIli~.~t:|lt:-

lIl4'lII I

"'l`hc l.ir\ti'iiiiit-iii pro_;i'.'iiiiiiic has broken ilowii

-:ziifi the i-.i-itil in .'.i~leiiiiiif the giititii- is not iiow uni- teinpliitcii. iii~tcad zi new proposition has been iatiitciieil iianii-ly iiii- traiisfcrcncc of all freight lo and friiiii tht- Island :it (arietoii l’oiiit. In short at Carleton i’oiiit. all the freight, insiils. ctc.,\wiIl have to be takt-ii i-roin l.~'lanil cars :ind loaded into interco- Ionial Cars and in the saline' way all freight from thc .\laiiiI:iiiil will liaw to bc trzinsfcrrcd at this place. (il course passciigcrs wiII-Irmubiigeil to change cars also,"

\\'ithout wasting any words ovcr it this statement

is absolutely false.. _The “governineiit prograinine" has not "broken down". It is not true that "thc work of ivitlening thx gauge is not now coiiteiiipiated." lt is not true that "a new propositioii has been latincii-

ed.

'l'hc findings of tliefiiparil of Trade at Carleton

Point on VVednesday prove the absurdity of the' Pa- triot's statement. It wasiixpiained that the transfer- ence shed at Carleton Pbjnt was a temporary struc- ture, built for the convenieiice of the railway during the tinic that thc transference of freight at this point

is iiec_css:ir_v, that is, until the whole rai|\va_v"is .stair d i'zed`L.‘~.' 3 _ n?~T.§l't'i7t"i-‘af»rii»t taken thc trouble to eni|iiirc into the matter it ivoidd have lc:irni'l that :ill thc slci-pcrs that have been laid on the Islaiiil R:iiiw;i_\~ flliriiii; the

pqist three years arc wide gauge sleepers and that ncii

iioiife c.\pt'e.~.~i‘~ its liriii ririivictioii that T

not .ii ilu tneiny, would di_»iibtl».s.~ hntl iii it .inotlici ~i\_'eei political niorsel to roll -under its editorial ti-ngtte. 'iliosc who are coiicci‘iietl with bigger things than pariizziii fpiibblcs and pettv political mud throw

iiicoiiwiiieiices and other bnrdcns that have fallen upon tlieni :is ii result of tlie'-war. l`hc Patriot owes

grr»tiiiille.~.~ and iniéclii/evotis statenient,

If the i't-iisoiis Sir iitonizis Tait a<lvaiiccs for his

rt~i;_fiiatii_»ii as I)irei'tor of National Service in his let- ter to the i’rinie .\Iiiii.~ter art- .solely responisble for

iirour opinion he seeins to have taken it rather peculi-

~ii far as the correspoiitlencc shows, is what appears to have hiippened. Sir 'l`hoinas 'I`ait appointed .\lr. ti. .\l. .\Iiii'i'a_v to the piisitioii of secretary to llie dir-

ciation to accept thc office- .\ll appointnients in con- nection with \`atioii:il Service are in the regular

\\ hen .\lr. .\itirray`s nanie was presented his. appoint- iiieiit was objected to on the ground that in a circular to the .\iaiii.it'aeturers’ Association he had seriously inisreprescntcd the position of the government in con- iicclioii with the purchase of supplies for Cziiizifliziii troops, and bascil the iiiisi'cpresc-iitatioit on an incor- rect interpretation of it letter to hiin front the .\iinis-

Iieiii_i__»‘ played upon' by liordes of tiiiscmptiioiis dcina-

ziiliiiiiiistrzitioii, .\Ii'. .\iui'i':iy's iitisrepresciitatioiis cinn- . _ _ 1 . _ _ ing ironi such an nnporlaiit sotircc, bccainca serious ol -

were offered to_his appointnient by certain incinbers

iii error in his circiiliil' to the L`aiiadi;iii |uaiitifziirttii‘ ‘rs

tion to his a 1 ioiiitinent refused to :iccen it __ .\s a result of this iiieident, Sir 'I`lioiiias 'I`:iit rc- sigiicii his post. llis witlidraivtil-\\ill no doubt forin 'zi new ground of attack upon thc :iflininisti'ation by the party press, butian iinparlial reading of the corres- i.~oii<li~ii<'e co\'i'rin_i_{ the entire incident will satisfy iiiost

in liiic with public dutv and Sir Tlioiiias 'i`:iits voiirse inexplicable to say thc least.

.\nd in connection with .\ir. fi\'ltirr:iy`s confession

that Iii- Iiad on the ba~is of iiiisiitforiiialiiiii, or tlirotttili t:ii'cles_~iie.~s to lnaite hinisclf stii`iiciciiil_\' :icr|tiaiiitciI with the lrtitli, _sgivcii wide publicity to statenicnts wliich were injurious to his own govcrnincnt there is a moral for a lot of good people who are all too prone tp accept as Gospel criticisin levelled against the auth- orities by t-very Toni. Dick and iltii‘r_\' in the counirv.

ther the Canadian governineiit made itself “financial- ly resi:oiisible for the renewals of clothing and equip-

Sir 'i`lioiiias replies that it is thc intention of the gov-

in its criticisms of the government, and not long ago

2 0 present was pleased with what he S£l\\'.

I am. Sir. etc,

ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.

lil MEMUHIIM

MISS KATHLEEN MCKINNON

The death was sudden. but particular-sf are not ai hand. The deceased was' 47 years' of age-, and was ii native- of Mount Royal, in this province. She; had been iiurs-inghin the west beforel

MR. THOMAS J. COVLE.

:ir view of the i'cspoii_sibilitie.~ ot' his position. liere. __ ilaushtcrs. Mrs. I"rcil Iiiiiisfoif-', of

Word coines from llalifi\x_ of the

death the-rc this week of .\lr. Thomas J. Doyle. ai popular and vailued oilieiali of the t‘iistoin House start", und all

ginuliic regret Mr Dovle who was

iis position as s<.crct.ir_\ ol the l.inuf.ttturcrs \s.so 44 years of ag” and nnmamedv had the most anomive mmws at we lush

been for three years in the (`.ustc~nis' service liiiviiig previously been- asso-

_` eiated with thc lioyal insurance (‘o., being sung by his pastor. who also

ciinrsc siibinitied to thc ggovcrnincnt for approval. ar. statisiiciaii. About nine years ago coiiilucted services at the grave. F‘ol~

he sustained a paralytic stroke- which necessitated his retirement from thc insurance field. I-lis' fatal illness- dated from a severe- attack of pleurlsy sus- tained in March and from which hc neva-r fully receive-red although he did

not take to his bed iuitil the niiddle oil August. Mr. l)o_vIc is siirvi1'ctl by his* mother ta sister i;-ftlic liitc- Mins. llaii- rice Blake),.a s-ister and three lii‘otlif_\i's.i He was a valued member of St. Put-I

terof i"iiiaiit'e, \\`lien thc nerves of thi; ct>tii“-ii'\' .irc riCl<'S 'l`€‘I\ID9l'2\I109 S0`Ci€i>' and Of U10 I

Knights- of Columbus. llis funeral was held on We-dnesday and was

gogiies wit-It an organized cuiiipaigii to discredit the 1Hrll0li' Hilwlderl. I

MR. PATRICK EGAN.

(ln \\’etliiest"ay Oct llth. 'lie resid-

fciicc, .so't.Iiat it was not surprising that obicctions omg of Hmm;m,'\ and adjaclcnl ,usb |,,,s\,a,,,i D,-odu-..nV,ed hc, 21 yen,-,,

ricts were greatly pained to lcarn of thc ifcatli ot' Patrick l-l;.:aii of that

Ui iii\"is"‘iV*`fi"'il‘l"`il- Th* ri'-“iii ‘ii \il'~"‘\` "I’i°*`ii""-` plat-.c. I The ileriraiiieil, who had rciich- follows; J_oliii_ A. Miicrzln and Mrs. was that .\lr- .\iiirr:iy fraiikI_v coiilcssctl that he was PII U10 H1101'-UU lilflfv ECON ‘Hill Wil- IS‘*i’P"“ *HI‘I‘i"-“- Ui 5“'\l""’f“i<l‘f- U00-

wus in failing health foi' the past six nionllis, stifl`i¢riii;.: from an incurable

but. despite witlidrziwal of the govcrninents oi-‘»osi` - <i'isc=\sc. Ilia wolidcrful Duliellw Mill M- °f New Y‘"'i< NYY- The? ‘“°1"'“ `"

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calin icsignutioii to the Divine \\lll

Ii ‘ I ' .were a sotirt-c ot' admiration to all

who isitcd liini. Always of u cheerful, genial disposition, he was regaiileil by all who know liiin as a kind neigh- bn' und true and uptight friend. as well as a devoted father to his -four i.li-iugliterii, by whom he was tenderly nursed to lim last. He was t'cgt.riiirly

people that the t~oiii'st- of the govcrniiieiit was in-rl'vi7tiv I

r»t+»i+»i+»i+»i+xi+i\i+»t+»i4~>x+>le+»¢» DAILY SELECTIOIIS F08 GUARDIAN REIDEIIS

Furnished by

» it w. s. Loimii. _

wioen Fis_i.|:-s _

.\lr. .\iurra_v writes and asks Sir 'l`|ionias \\`hitc wlie- i.

By Walt Muon. 1 V _

The young nien drift lwai' "Om

lionie- ilu--. go to Raliway and to

i.iein supplied to the incn after they leave (,`2iiiada." Nome" to Qoswn aid New york; and

some of tht-in wllficross the sea, to try their luck lu Gay Parse. In Edin-

I .. . _ t-.rniiicnlt to pay all the.expcnses inctirred in _connec~ burgyh 0,- (yum They gy atar.~.f,t0 play tion with our expeclitioiiary forces whether in Cana- the game. 10 Win the \.l\‘€'l"W“°“lh

of lame. acquire- a g00ffI§ YOIII lh€I\"

da or abroad." That aiiswer seemed stiiiiciciitly plaiir “Miva vmage does,” y|@,|d\`c|,,nce_ Ilut .\lr. .\Iurrav, possibly only as zi result of sloppv l»h€'.t`Wa`nt u wider illeld thin 1 P\lI\I¢--

town-in-theHole Yet Punlttown is

tlnnking. made the answer the basis for :i statement in B goodly town and here 5 man may

a circular to thc cflect that the liritish \/Var Uiiicc did gal" ;e"°“"» and WGITIFI? and i‘°“°"» , _- » - ~_ -_ . . _ 00t ut you are fu o reamr-. my, all thc purchasing tor thc Laiiridi.-in troops in Britain. lad. and so you'll hike for Petrograd,

and this was enlarged upon by the Canadian Textile “"0" °h"°°°'““ b|_“°- A°i`°'°."‘° mu”

and far away youll have 9. better

Association to mean that "all supplies for troops after chance you say. as llolto have mid,

before' and so you any farewell to all

they leave Canada are furnished by the British govem- md line bound nm, um.-I.. hm

11121".a':fL.§*“.:i:3..f".is . 1.-iifi.-.tn-_--._-._-.i~.-i-i.i-i.~i.-:-._ I Fe1ff°°rv¢af.“°W‘“ "'i°eS “Shi t ~ -

. I I [_ _ . g , t a rc ec ei -1,40, whercfcr you mam, :livers q Ct

great tea o discredit upon the govcrninent _in thclvaln to speak, for,yo_% muuuureia

cycs of an important section o,f _the public, andfit was fffniiiiigiilé, rfigdfhfifiiacos ‘gg V » __ ' ~

it ' ,_ _- ` ' ‘

made_upon the basis of nothiiig-.' . _ . forth _spd liemwo tl bu d

_ . - '----i ..-, .i ' ,..., and my me _A11 lied that

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' 'lite official nrgaii of thc .\I:iinifarInrer4 \.~%b<~_|n~ \h|n1¢Jy§i,1,,-'|¢|”\g.|~;~t”pgr 'neath ‘- ' _ ` _ V I tion, Imltistrial Lanada, has been very virulent of img- a fc-reign sky. white 0 ' codgern _“vt - ___ ._ “___ ` _5f‘i_1'» .l ’

win and dit- iii Piin\ttuym.i,,.,,,,_m,,‘__ '- V ~ ~ , - - ~ _ -_,M___,_w_ __

\ . I

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I ~ i , - u

_ _ _ _ _ who 'knew 'thc iloeeuseil hero anil_

ectrirs' of .\ati;i;‘.:il Service, and '.\Ir. .\iurra_v rt-sigfned @i,i¢wii¢..~e wiii iiearpw ,ali ,,.,\_~S “-im, hill, Mass., and- Mrs. Miirgaret Locke,

/;;;'1,.'.!.*i>,-3'.-'Qi ' t l

f'*. _ - sv: ` i. ( _ , _

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__I._.L__._I_._..-_.______m.-t,____,m;_._.___§.Bargains in Furniture at PATONS’

;’.‘§3‘.‘.'2.“..“,'.‘."“’T\~ “;.;`t§§..f“‘1»ff$e§i’?~§-T The balance of our stock must be sold at big_discounts

Iron Beds S rin s arid Mattresses

.5 `__ sf’

f\`

, cf/ _.,’

_ Q1

` the City.

Extension Tables in Solid Oak _ “-

Dressers in Oak and Mahogany Office Chairsand Office Desks ‘ Kitchen Cabinets A '

Wardrobes, single and double Hall Mirrors and Hall Seats Baby Carriages and Go carts Baby High Chairs

and lots of odd pieces, come in, if you are in need of

ing woulil accept it. as they have accepted the ollief l"-i1l*'°' i O

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lzictoii Couiitv, ol` Miss Katlileen Mc-I v i ‘

attended by his beIo\eil iitistor. ilev. Dr. Curran, of I{elly's Cross, and died fortified by the Sai-raiiienti-i of the Catliolic (fhurch, of which he was ever a faithful and consistent. adherent.

ry his wife six years ago. and leaves to inoui‘n as orphans the following

South Melville, Mrs. Harry Dllks, ol’ Lynn, Mass., Misses Elizabeth and Annie ut home; also -two step-child ren, to wlionl hc was :iii cxeiiiiilnry parent, viz., Jilnics liiii'ns, of lla'.'i:r»

of Lynn. Mass., the latter being one of

His funeral to Kelly’s Cross on Friilay was largely atteliiled, lleiitiieni Mass

lowing were the pall bearers, Geoi'gc_ Farrow, James Gorinan, Keiiiietli Holmes. Chas. Towle, Chas. McKen- na. and -.George Du1isford.-R.l.P.- Patriot and Examiner please coy.

MRS. HANNAH G. MACRAE

Mrs. Hannah Gray lilai-vac. widow

of the late Geo. T. Maciiie, died at her tome on Central St., Sunimerside, on Thursday cveuiing. Oct.. 12th, itgetl 89 years and seven months. The deer-.as~ ed lady, before her marriage to the atc George T. Maerae, was Miss l{an» nah Gray, duiiglitcr of (lapt. ltolicrt and Isabella Turnbull, and was born at tfrapauu on March 24. 1827. He

iigo. There were eleven cliildrcn ul the niarriage, six of wlioln survive. as

(`. anii`Sainucl A. oi’ 'Jersey City. i\'.J.. Zenas A. of Salem, Mass.. uni: Olivei-

ovlnx; and indulgent niotlicr. She was kind hearted to all, and thc poor al-I ways found in hor a friciid. She was= possesscil of a wonderful incinory. and 'up to a few hours ot’ hor death could read* the smallest pi'int without gluss._ rs. All her faculties were i'etaiui:d to the end. She becainc a Christian many yeurii ago. and at the tlinc of iiir tleitth wus this oldest niiinihei' ol` he (,‘cnti'al St. (Yliristiun cliurizli. Sinn- mersddc. She died happy in thc inll assurance of a _gloriotts rosurroctiun. The funeral sciiccii fwert- held iii 'lil- home of hci ilaiightcr. Mrs. Isabella Glidden. Siininicrulire, on Sunday last ut 2.240. 'l‘Iiu llov. Mr. llell null llcv. J. lil. Rico ofllclatcil. 'l'liierc was sing- ing; by it inalc qiiartct. and by thc con-

his i".-lii'i<itii.\I'iing. his duties, we are hoitlul to sav that locating in \'0v'a Scotia The Iaif’ Mr- Egan WHS I1I`9~<i0f¥@’1\1'=f’li'

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grltgation. The l'\in<-raI'sci'vir‘cs wore' largely attended. After ii short si.-rv-i Ice hold on lllonday the reinains were conveyed to Tryon. lnternient took plate innnodlately after iirrlvinu thcrc. ltov. ltir. Calder, pastor of fir: Baptist church, Tryon, oflici:'i‘_e¢.' at the grave. The remains wcrc laid to rest bes|d`e_ those of hui- lute liiiiihand. father and mother. The pall bearers

weré' Messrs Albert Dalia .lohn Ron t

l\innoi\, a traiiic.-.l nurse. at the liomelf. J-JI __ . of a patient whom sho wus- iiursmg.| ' . ~ _ _ _ _ BUSY MINDS AND HANDS ,HERo!c SCOTTISH 4

Women have 'i fooliish idea thai li'

take! How little that is “best” one finds in fashionable' society! T'ic "best things' are open to iii: all. (‘li>anliiiei~:i-i and comfort are simple tliinns. affection, true- thrift and ocononiy, .good reading, excellence in pleasant' labor-all these we shall ap- preciate when we' have leiiriied to think. lt is a pre-tty good rule nc-vcr to allow yourself to think about any- thing that makes you stiffer helpless- l_v. p Soiiictiiiie-s it is good for us to suffer; but is is far better to put the puinfiil thought aside- with a- strong hand and lake up sonic-thing that brings its it sense ol` harnion_v-the piece of iieedlework. the pleasant book. Women inivc ii habit ot’ tor- tuiing the-inselves' over things that are in the par-t or over possibilities of the' future- This is' not thought, it is mere me-ntal degeneracy. ,I agree/ with the woman who start- ed me on this subject. that there is- just now considerable morbid thought among woinen. biipf-rindiiccil by the vile retidiiig we have been delugefi with, and perhaps, too, by some of the conscientious efforts people make to purify' food and mental dirt. and physical life-. Shake' off the lotliarxty ot’ wonderiiig and doubting and take hold ol' the iiearest duty. l'iit your host iiiiiiight on the- iiniiiciliatc thing that calls to you as iiecu-=>'eiry. Be sure it is worth thinking abc-ut if it is worth doing. The distressing “wliy?" of existance never bothers pcoplc- whose minds and hands are b\isy.'--lvlarltiinic l"ai'nicr.

REGIMENT IN FIST

they are shut out from fasliionable FIGHTS WITH P-NJNS. .society they are debarreil l`i‘oni every - --- thing that best§ Monstrous mis-| A ui;-iking tribute to Highland valor

ii. the “great push" is paid by a wound ed French officer who was on special duty with the British troops' on the Soinine.

“Frcrn the first." he said. “l wa-i

striick with thc splendid bearing of thc Kitchciicr ariny, particularly by thc lligliliiiiders. At various points l witnesrcd their superb heroism. The Black Watch", the Argyle and Suther lands, the Se:il’or'.lu|..-the Gordons. the t`amcrons and the Highlands Light lu- faiitry were all represented. All fought with the dash and heroism traditional- l_\' associaieil with their respective icziinents. t think the palin for sub- llnic heroisni under great difficulty' ought lo go to ii battalion of the High- land Light lnfaiitry which l saw golni! into .action during the last fighting ti- rountlf- The battalion had only

icome in from blllets the night be-

fore. Many of the men had never been under fire except for stray shells while they were training behind the lines. Yet when their chance came they atlvaiiceu into thc zone of death as steadily as though they were mei' hanicnl figures niurilpulatoil by clock- \'.'or!<, the enciny fought, with stub- boi'iies:i`tliat l have seltloni sean i.-iitralietl evcu in the war. lt was ter- ribly slow work. but tho lllglilaiulfrrs were thc right inlén for tho task. and they irlcarcil the dugouts one by onc. When they had done with the Boches there iva.'=n'i inuch fight left in them. Thcv were beaten and. they knew lt. too." i

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