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ig ‘ orace Has|ard's office, and now of Hacker W" thirty two yea" or use _

onto on~.a furlough. Mr. Brodie is a I ` y ~ 4 - _ .9 l , .~ '

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‘If you want to raise money for Red Cross.

Soldiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or- any other patriotic object; or if you wish to help your ~Church, School or Society you can’t possibly conceive of anything more popular oi profitable than a Picnic.

Holman’s can. supply everything nec-

essary to make your Picnic a huge success. There's no guess work-no running around_- no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies from I-Iolman's, because we will show you exactly when,__where and how you can make money; what to buy and what not to buy. We have helped dozens of others make their picnics successful in the past. We can help you. _

W te l est prices on FRUIT, CON,

-FECTI8lg§?2Y OWB 0 T T L E 1) DRINKS

cinsas' i»i=;Ni’~1Y eooos, Nurs, oA_iviss’-

CIGARS. We can also -provision you_r table.

equip your booths and _ supply _you with red- hot se ling money-making specialties.

Write us tor prices and particularsl

stating on ‘what date -you propose holding your picnic. _ __ . '

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ictou Advocate. _ _ __ _ _

A telegram received at Mqllnt Stew-

art yesterday bi'onght'_ the sad news that Pte. George McAii1e, M. M. had been killed' in action. T-he late Pte. McAflie had won the Military Medal recently and his death will he__sincere- *ly mourned by many friends who knew him\s a splendid type. of man and a gallant soldier. _

T0 CARRY COAL.-Another schTJO-

ner, well known in the Halifax coast- ing trade, the Rosie M.. B., has been purchased to carry coal from Picton and Cape Breton to Prince Edward island ports. Her new owner is Cap- tain Louis Razavat. Summerside, who bought the vessel from Captain An- slem Sampson, of -River Bourgeois. She is 15 years old and 75 tons net, says the Halifax Herald.

WOUNDED SECOND TIME.-Mrs.

Joseph Arsenault, 191 Weymouth St.. city. has been notified that her son Ulric P. 0. Arsenault, infantry, who _went ov_er with the 105th, has been admitted to Northamptonshire War Hospital, Duston, Northampton, Aug. 21st,'with gunshot wound left leg. This is the second time that Private Arsenault, who was only sixteen years of age when he enlisted, has been wounded, nnd his many home friends hope that it will not prove serious.

KILLED IN ACTION. - His friends

will regret to learn that a telegram was received yesterday by Mr. Hoop- er Horne, announcing the death oi Herbert .McKie, who_ was killed in ac- tion in France on August 11th. Mr. Herbert MoKie was a brother of Mrs. Hooper Horne. He enlisted first with a battalion in Alberta and later with an English Regiment. This brave young soldier who has thus made the supreme sacrifice is another of our Island boys whose grave is now in France. `

ENJOVING A HOLlDAY_Mr. C.C.

Macneill of the Customs Dept., Otta- wa, and Mrs. Macneill, are spending an enjoyable holiday on P. E. island. They have been the guests several days of Mr. and Mrs. J. Houston of Mayfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Toomlis, of North Rustico. On Mon- day they motored to Charlottetown in Mn Toomb's car, en~route~t0~ Souris. where they will spend a-/week with 'Senator and Mrs. _MacLel!iit' it is 18 years since Mr. Ma_cneill visited his Island home, and thoroughly enjoys meeting' friends and »a_cgualnta’i_ices of former years.

A PATRIQTIC FAMILY.-Mr. and Mis. Aiea.-.i. '-Bsiiii_ric"ii,f‘oi =_m_-isioi, Lot

40, -have givenlibersg to the cause of liberty as-_the -fol ing will show. They have one _son Patrick Francis,

just' returned, _from_ France wounded iii right leg left side and gassed. n- other son, Joseph, is in France now. and two others_.HibbYit_._and John are

'ln the ‘Ain`eric'afi'arihy' fiyirik corps.

Philip is in the constructionjwork and .iain‘es" and Louis.._`in the American ar- my, present. -address unknown. Pat- rick. above referred tg, _enlisted in Winnipeg, having been.~tui:ned down at Valcartier with the medical corps and later joined the 34th Fort Garry

.Horse. This is. a family record herd

to surpass by any Island family.

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_ _j"_`lf""f}_..?-.*?`f1". 7 _ H-ERE on Fuiitouoi-i.-rar. Hoi-_ 256;" o':;;°,"';:,,n ri§af°:;':“::;' :$2 A on a ~ 2 ` = :`,'f’j`.§"_` 1 -,L-'ig' ' ' ace Brodie, foi'me‘r’ly employed in Mr. ;_ » ' '

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for some weeks before the fatatlity I pw ' "‘“ ` " ‘ "lf

the employ of Messrs. James Paton &

Co.. Charlottetown, and Miss Louise ¢

of Summerside. The father and mo- ther had predeceased' him by several years The bereaved sisters will

' To RES",-E AT BORDENF' Cwt' occurred. He was the only son of _ A l ° ° ‘l 'vitw

ssiuimlcismc i mini:imminiimii M" I-~ Raed he' =°"1-his I>'°P°"_v " _ ' _ M

lo Ad No.1 “S f_f;,l'¢}§“'P"§_§"f;r\f:; ' at the corner of Cottage and Prince ZzgefaE;dM;a:Tn;:en}é?§k:;)eBet‘ m a - _ » ""5 ' ‘ ’ streets to Capt Pearl of the S S young mauhond He was 8 graduate

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i ._ _ __ _ _ l RClrlipirplr{i;2d,B 'ffalxllyvllsg ;Vl;s]m$;.50:lo B_ls_ A., df McDonald College, and ” i 13?.. _ 3 '55 >~ » - E " _..V_ _ 'H ‘ ' - » ~ » on y recent y received his commission - ~ ' . -. . r i _

gordon. P. E. l., next _week, says the as Lieutenant. He is survived by . __ '» ! __

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has suddenly overtaken them.

WEDNESDAY

BRIGHT PROSPECTS.-Crops of 5 ¢ , _ ' _ “_ _

all kinds are looking very well in the L E Eastern part of the Province and lt ‘ ‘ _ appears as if Ceres is' going to bless ' '

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the farmers to provide for the home J , m with abundance the extra efforts of n ow needs and have some to spare for

those. who are fighting for Nat- ' ° '

A FINE SHOWING.-The reportof me wal-it or the First Methodist M church, Charlottetown, covers thirty-

two pages. Total receipts $10,665.41. The Sunday school has enrolled 430. avera e attendancaof 211. Messrs.E.H

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ents. Rev. Robert G.\Fulton is pas- tor much admired and beloved.

FURTHER PARTICULARS as to

the death of Lieiit. Archie Lefurgey. of Summerside have been received and is 'but another evidence of the bravery' of our P. E. Island boys. Lieut. Le'furg-ey was killed in action in the retreat of March 23rd. He had

been 'wounded and A was setting away " Rod Rau Cafes is as generously good as Red Rose Tea

when he we'nt_"back to_help a wounded

Ccrpoi'al. He 'was fired* on and killed 5 *L -j- 'Y'

instantly. The Corporal was taken prisoner and has' _written the above particulars to the Red Cross in Lon- don. '° y ' "

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.-The fun- eral of the- late' Mr. Edward"Skerry, who 'died after a brief illness in the

General Hospi_tai_i_1_t__ Medicine Hat, Al- ta, took place from St. Paul's Church

Tuesday afternoon. The floral tributes were the beautiful silent expressions of sympathy from friends of the fam~ ily. The pall bearers were: Messrs W. F. Tidmarsh, T. L. Strickland. Capt. F. D. Beer, Capt. W. F. Batt. S. F. Hodgson and W.4W. Clark. To the family in their sad and sudden bereavement much sympathy is ex- tended. f' ` `

..*SER|0US FIRE.-A 'fire which

started- from a defective flue Monday

morning at 7 o'clock entirely 'destroy-»

ed the interior of Mrs. Robert Mc- Kenzie’s dwelling, Souris most of the furniture down stairs was saved, but bedding and furniture upstairs was destroyed. The Bremen were promptly on hand and saved the outer frame of the house and the adjoining buildings Mrs. McKenzie’s husband has been in the army for the last two years. Mrs.

Frank Conroy generously took in the little family of 5 or 6 children. There was little or no insurance.-S.

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PEAT DEPOS|T8.-- Mr. Jamns

Duncan of Dundas' who__is _employed by the Government to locate the de- posits of peat in the province is pay- ing New Perth a visit, and has locab ed deposits of peat on the farm of Messrs Mort Mc‘Lean and Oliver Mc- Neill. Mr. Duncan is authority on the curing of peat and has given those men valuable information about dry- ing this fuel. Mr. McLean anld Mc- Neil may consider themselves fortun- ate in having such deposits of fuel

roven to have rest heat iving

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WOUNDED.-Mr. ‘Morrisf __Galla.ni,

New Acadia, has been notified" that his son Private Joseph Harmony Gal~ lant was officially admitted to Ducli- ess Connaught Red Cross Hospital on August 13th suffering from gun- shot wound in elbdomen.

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Mrs. Margaret Cobb Harvey. wife

of the late John Harvey, passed away quietly at her home in Cape Traverse, just five months after the death of her husband. She was a daughter of the late Daniel Cobb, of Bedeque, and was hom May 5, 1851. isince her marriage some forty years ago she has lived in Cape Traverse. At inter- vals during the past ten years she has suffered from a weak heart until finally it has ceased to beat. Mrs. Harvey was the mother of eight chil- dren, only one of whom died in child- hood. The other-seven survive her. though widely scattered throughout Canada: Fred, Edith and Gordon be- ing in Cape Traverse, Dan in Winni- peg, Harry 'in Toronto, Bruce in Van- couver, and Mrs. Ira 'Cameron in Car- man. The last two were unable to bs present at the end. ‘

Mrs. Harvey was one of those mo-

thers who tried to realize the highest good through her children. whose welfare constituted her happiness. In them she tried to instil love of vir- ture and to create habits of useful- ness. Though of a retiring disposi- tion she wasastrong character, much loved and respected by all who met her in her own home. Both she and her husband will be greatly missed not only by their children but by the church, the school and the communi- ty.

The funeral services were conduct-

ed by the Rev. J. McKay, assisted by

the Rev. John Stirling.

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fax on Sunday night last. after a brief-» I _

illness. The late Dr. Archibald was

born in Musquodoboit, N. S. I-le grail-

uated B. A. at Dalhousie in 1872 and M. A. 4n 1878. ln 1888 lie received

the degree of B. D. at the Presbytsr- -_'_

ian College, Halifax and his D. D. in 1911. He was ordained in 1876 and his first charge was in the Hampton. Bonshaw congregation. He later ac-

scepted the psstorate of the Cavendish

Piediyterian Congregation and M04 became‘ pastor of the Springsiiio N. S. Congregation. Ho was regarded as one of the _oblast men in the Maritime provinces and was for a term Mailer star of the Maritime His wife formerly Miss Minnie Ramsay of Bummei-side predeceased him by sev-

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