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3 ready one of the ablest men in the

lilr. liaslam has many friends in

visit Halifax and Prince Edward le-

. _ - Preebytery. land. He is being accompanied by his

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MONDAY

-ILL IN HOSPITAL.--Mr. Wal-I ____

ter Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Colin' GONE °vERs.EAs__ Ml” Edna Craig, Middleton. underwent an oper-` L' cha,ppe"_ daughter or _M,.s_ -I-_ ation ln Prince County Hospital last* L_ Chappell, 9 Prince Street' c|,y_

week for appeudlcitis and all are len New york lasts Monday_ Aug Pleased I” know he is doing nicelyx ust 12. for France, with the Amer-

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of Mount Stewart that hisson, Pte. Sylvester Jay, was wounded, “gun- shot wound in left arm." His many friends will hope that the wound is not serious.

The War Waite For No One

What does this mean? It mclnii that

Preparation must go on rsch day. One of the mint necessary needs is that of nurses- More must be trained to take the places ni' those already gone.

A real opportunity oresents itself to

ihnse womrn who wish io be oi service to 'nt - their country and humanity..

Learn nursing at home-w_e can teach

you there. Send for full particulars. ` ` ROYAL COLLEGE OP: SClE`~l.l‘.. 709 N 2 Spsdins Ave.. 'loronio, Ont.

ROYAL VICTORIA COLLEGE MONTREAL A R.ssiDEN'riAi_ coi.i_Ec.E Fon women s'ruoEN°rs ATTEND- me Meeiu. uNivERsi'rv

Founded and endowed by _thc IMC Ri- H011- Baron Stratlicoiia and Mount Royal)

Courses leading. to degrees in Arts separate in the main fnom those for men, but under identical condi- tions; and to degrees in music.

Applications for residence should

be made early as accommodation in the College is limited.

For prospectus and information

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CALINDAII elm* oN APFLICA flora Autumnterm - ommences Still- 6. l9I5 REV. D. BRUCE MACDONALD. Nl_A..LL.D

Headmaster

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|3|_ANDER. w0UNDE|3_ __ W0,-d.dietetics. Previous to her enlistment

was received Friday by Mr. Isaac Jay? 011° Was s“D°"I“I°“d°“i~ °f Dr-

;from Canada. He has been there cv-

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WOUNDED.- Mrs James Dever

telegram statlng.that her son 712711 Pri/ate `Cecil Devereaux,infantry,has been admitted to the General Hoa pitel. Rouen, August 9. suffering

lt is hoped that his wound will not prove serious.

lcon Medical Army Service. Misa' Chappell is Superintendent of the

Trowslsde's private hospital, Fall River, Mass. _

ANOTHER ISLANDER WOUNDED -Mr. F. W. Hughes, City. has ro- ceivod a telegram stating that his son, W.S. Hughes, was admitted to No_ 1 .Birmingham Hospital, with gun

shot wounds in the arm and side. Private Hughes was teaching school in Edmonton when the war broke out, and enlisted at once, and was one oi’ the first to land in France

ex' since. Ile has taken part in most of the principal battles and was shell»shockod on June 13, 19l6_ lt is to be hoped his wounds are not of

a serious nature.

DEATH OF MRS. CROSKILL -

Mr. Gerald Bremner, city, received a wire Saturday conveying tho sad news of the death in Somerville, Mass., of Mrs. \V. H. Croskill, who passed away that same morning. The sad news will be received with deep regret by her many friends here. Dn- ceased, whose maiden name was Jen- nie Malcolm, camo here from Boston when a girl, and prior to her marri- age lived hers with her ifunt, the late Mrs. John McEachern. Her father belonged to a~weii known old Hall- fax family. Mrs. Croskill, since the death of her husband, who for many years was librarian of the Dodd Lib- rary and Court Stenographer, lived for a time in Toronto, where she held a position at llavergal College. Sho came home in March last upon the death oi' her son, Arthur, and soon af- ter that sad event went to Boston ic reside. There are left to mourn the

following children: M12. Gerald Brem- ner, and Miss Evelyn. of this city. and one son, Jack, with the (‘.anadian` army in France; also one sister, Mrs. Arthur Newbery, of this city, and two brothers, Robert and _Arthur in the United States. To all of these thc sympathy of many is extended in their bereavement. ‘

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ALI_rAX LADIES COLLEGE AND

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_ Cimstfrvatory of Music

(1-‘iffiliated with llalhousie College)

Attention is called to the following points in our College and .

_ Conservatory work as presented in our calendar for 1918-1919.

1. The location of the college in an important educational centre

and its affiliation with Dalhousie University.

3. The number and completeness of our educational courses, tlius

offering to pupils of all school ages and grades suitable courses of

study.

the College and Conservatory

training.

3. The scholastic rank of the teaching staff in all departments oi

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4. The special means provided for careful and thorough physical

5. The provision made for the care and guidance of the resident

pupil in everyparticular of her life and conduct. `

6. The enrolment of pupils for 1917-1918 numbering. 651, 7. The autumn term of next session -begins 17th September.

Apply for Calendar for 1918-1919 to .

REV. ROBT. LAING,

Halifax N. 8.

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with the .treatment accorded the Cnn-`

portrait of the tug-of-war team. which

used for everyday wud Pu,.P0ses_ has a `number oi’ very fine trophies

having defeated 13 other teams. Ile reports that all the island boys of the 17th llesnrvu nro wcll.

son. Mr. Hasiam is a native of 'Prince Edward Island, and was a re- sident oif Moncton about twenty-five years ago.

ISLANDER ACCEPTED CALL.-

At a largely attended meeting of the parishioners- of Trinity church (An- glican) of St. Stephen, N. B. last week to elect A rector to succeed Rev. W. Tomalin, recently removed to Shediac, several names were con-

received from him accepting the call. Rev. Mr. Cotton if a native ot Wellington. P. E. I. and it is ex- pected will assume ths directorship of Trinity at an early date.

ANOTHER FLYER MISSING.-

Lieut. Stephen Dawson. of the Royal Flying Corps. is reported missing since August 10. He had been in the service for nearly three years with the Navy Flying Corps, but had only been in France about a month when he was reported._.mlssing during one of the recent big drives. The young officer is a son of Rev. George Daw- son, pastor of Exmouth Street Meth- odist Church, St. John, N. B., who is well known in Charlottetown, and besides his parents he leaves foul' brothers and two sisters. The sisters and one brother are at home, while the three other brothers are in the air service.

‘ ANOTHER SON WOUNDED. - Mrs. J. T. Clarin of this city, Sat- terday received a telegram convey ing the sad news that her son Pte. `Leo Patrick Clarkin of the Engin- eers had been admitted to No. 11 Stationary Hospital, Rouen, on Autr- ust 9, suffering from 'gun shot wounds in the right arm and leg. This news is all the more regretted in view of tho fact that Mrs. Clarkin, who is thi- widow of the late Prof. J. T. Clark- in, has already suffered exceptionally by reason of thc war, having lost oni- non, Reginald, who was in the Navy and whose ship was lnrpedoed oil' Norway about six months ago.Anoiher son, John. who went away with ilu- ilrsi. contingent was also seriously wounded and is still in hospital in England' undergoing treatment. Leo, who is now wounded enlisted two years ago. »

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WOUNDED IN HAND-A telegram

received yesteiilay by Mr.'Joseph E. Bagnall announced that his son Corp. Harold Bagnall had been admitted in thc Hospital at Roeiin on August 9th suffering from g-un shot wound in thr- lcft hand. Corp. Bagnall went over with the 105th Battalion and was later transferred to the 26th.

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MAYOR ON TRIP.-His Worship

Mayor Wright leaves today on a trip to Halifax in connection with his duties appertaining to recruiting for the Royal Air Force. He will attend the Pythian Convention at Summerside and also take in the convention of the Maritime Funeral Diredtoia Associat- ion at Amherst on August 22-23. Ho will be absent one week.

ISLAND CHAMPION TEAM.--Mrs

M. Mahnr, 78 Grafton street, nas re ceived n letter from her son, Private Lam Mahar, of the 17th Reserve Bat- talion, iri which he states that he ie now in England, and is ii. member oi the champion tianadian tug-of-wai team overseas. He in greatly pleased

adians in England, and sends a linc-

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` ACADEMY

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MoUN'r A'i‘.L1soN LADIES' com.:-:cs

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. ANNUAL SESSION 1918-19

Offers General, Special, and' Mstriculation

FOUNDED 1854. SESSION 1918-19

says an exchange. The amount of wages paid the sen. captain today would very many ears a o rovlde

Courses leading to the Colleges of Arts, En-

` OPENS SATURDAY SEPT. 21

gineering, Medicine, etc. Manual Training.

OPENS SEPTEMBER 7

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered.

For information regarding Courses of Study, Degrees, Scholarships, Prizes, Affiliated Re- lations,-Expensee, etc.

UEND FOR OALENDER

Incoming Students wishing Residential

Accommodation--for which MOUNT ALLI- SON IS JUBTLY FAMOUS-should give earliest ooseible notice

Experienced

Fl..

Ceureee In ARTI, UOIENOE, AND THEOLOGY

_ MOUNT ALLISON COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

Offers courses in. Busines‘s,Shorthsnd,and

Typewritlng, Penmanship, ew.

Comfortable Resldspee, Btronp Staff of

A limited number of positions available

by which students either male of female

. may_nssist themselves to pay expenses.

FIRST TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9. Calendar Sent on Request

ture, lntelie

WE GIVE

Household

Teachers Courses are

WE FOSS

This is the largest Residential Ladies'

College in Canada.

WE STAND Fon-High Ideals, soul cui-

and Univeristy Matrlculation. Business

lated with us.

of almost continental scope.

Our Art Museum is a feature where we

consider we stand without a peer. Free Cai- enilar on application to

ctual Equipment. COURSES IN-Music, Oratory, Bcience, Literature, Fine Arts

provided by the Academy Affil-

ESS-An enviable reputation

_ Q I Rev. B. C. BOKDEN, D. D., President eAci<vi|.i.s, N. s.

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J. M. PALMER, M. A., LI.. D., Principal 1 sAci<vi|.i.E. N. s. `

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~ been inveiided to England on pro-

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with disorderly coniluct on thc sti'c¢=,lM was fined $5 and costs und' nnotlivi ` for using obscene language was sini- ilinrly fined. A case o'i` non-pnyment of dog tax resulted in a lille of $5.

WOUNDED TW|CE.- Mr. Angus’

N. Nicholson llnzel Grove has rcceii'-I ed notice that his son Scrgt. John R. Nicholson has been admitted to the Rouen llospiial August 9th suffering i‘rom gunshot woundii in tho shouldoif Sergi. Nicholson is a member of thu original and now famous 26th Bat- talion and this is the second time he

has -been -wounded _

TO WORK IN SYDNEY.-Tho

Moncton Tlines of Saturday says:-A group of men from Prince Edward island passed through the city yester- day en route to Sydiieywliero they are engaged to work in the employ of. the By-Products Coke Company of Sydney. The men were in charge of Mr. James Uvanni, a representative of the Conipany. Tho coke company is a lessee of thc Dominion Steel Company, of Sydney.

ISLAND OFFlCER‘S INVENTION.

but ten years ago received not over $80 per month. is reported now to'be_ the recipient of $300 per month with s bonus ob two per _cant on freight.

_-'. Word has been received that Lieut.

eil leave. The many friends off

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- Uieut. Murphy will with him A speedy

..*WOUNDED.-Pic. Artliur Town- Pte. Townsend who enlisted in Sou

send is i'i=pui‘tcii wnundcii iii the arm rls over two years ago had the mis =\C<'0l`iliIu: to ii viihlc io his uncln ini-iiiiio ni' losing his i‘ni_imrnnd moth Win. A. Townsend of ltulln Bay.

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