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`:i\.tc.~i. l-'..;t-ttliwoml, April iztl- I "‘Y~“"">’* -“\iNB. “Bud 38 years. Funera ‘

_irom G. D. Wrght’s parlors this morn- {-‘ltf sl. 11 to the Peoples Cemetery.

_‘WOOD.-0n Sunday, April 13th at 911' Fortune. Mary Jane Wood (nec -l!\t_ll0,l\_) 1_YldovI_of the late Howard Wood. formerly of Alexandria, Aged di yours. Funeral leaves 'wrigntx Parlors at 1 p.m. Wednesday, April 18 to Aioxandrln Cemetery.

,M'oDONALD»-The death occurred at laeacten or Mr. oem-lei Mooonals of- Htlmmorsidg aged 23 years. The re- mains will arrive at his home ln Sum- merside tomorrow night. The funeral will take place on Wednesday at 9 _-. ni to St. l-‘aul’s Cemetery. l

PTE. JOHN PROFITT WELCOME? HOME

~"-n the evening of April 10th, a numb

~l-

Parliar.-tl-. Aililpts~ .TitlesAgainIDiscussedlTlle Bolshevik Pre-

Otta wil lllil ;i lol t-"i ilillway 'time and the Civil Service hitil [allen in line, the = lit use of "om:~ions on Friday night : res :lved to adopt this tim: for the Ulevting ol’ the llouse. There `w~as.ap- parentiy no other c-iurs-. to avoid end-` less con.uslon as the Railway Commis- sion had decided that they could not interfere w’th the Railway time.-

THE ART OF LIVING LONG. .

Thcrrias A Edlscn is one of the many amous Americans whose birtllday falls in Fcoruary. and he has just cel- ebrated his 72nd anniversary. if he follows the example of some of me ancestors llc may be spared to see many returns of the day.

His great-grailtlfiltlier lived accorl-

ing to certain rules of dict laid down by (‘ornaro. an italian nobleman, Who"e bool' "ll “The Art of Living I-"il"." ll" ov' c iicnpcnctl to reid and reach tl tl‘e ' "e of 162 ycars. ills grand_ father followed the game rules and liv- ed to be 1O'l Years old.'I~Iis father anol all his six uncles, by abstemious living, lived to be more than ninety years of age each, and when his father passed away at 94 it was without apparent ill- ness.

A copy of Cornaro‘s book is hcforc I

us as we write. Born in Vcnice ill 1464, ‘. Ile died in Padua in 1566. At the age of

v-c

tContlnil.

'_ ntefl wi- the fstrihllshlnent here of R Permanent arlctocracy. Ho conclud ed by moving an amendment to Mr. §l`iclrle‘e m"-tion to the effect that the Kim! he nskell to take measures to do ".wr\y with 'ill hcred'tary titles in Cali- 'ada at the death ol the present hold-

el`B.

FF. Par-tice. who spoke just before

the House rose. declared his convict- ion that ewntilnlly Parliament must como to Goreriilllnllt by the party sys- tem.

H9 dll’-ferctl with Laurier on conscri

ption only that being disposed of he felt he was still rl Liberal.

The Hoilsc opened by Railway time

this afternoon, which proves ll great convenlcllce to members. Hitlierto the House had been operating on old stan- -lnrtl time while the ri-ty of ottawa "enerally was using tho dayli;:llt sys- tolli with tltc rcsillt that malty melli- "o~s wer" li*-to for dinner when the lim-so i~tllnttrnr~d. Th” action of the railway' conlinissioners in deciding it had no powfir to fort-Q. railway compon- *cs back to olil stilllilard tlillc its thc

l~llilllg,. was really for tho convenience 'and sat't~l_\' of thc traveliillg public. finally coll\'ilici~rl the (‘olrilllollg that wllilc tlzijflitrilt tiilli- lnight not he dcsir- cd Ilv rilralists _vt-t it would be zt great rolliwrllieltci- to tlli' iloilsi- so long at

tht- clli' of Ottawa adoptcil it.

l‘.i\'llill-lcilt will adjourn \\'<‘illif‘sflI1.\`

83 he wrote the first of the four dis- courses which constitute his falnousf treatise. “Tho 'l`eniperate lille." better"

known as ‘The Art of l.ivitlir, Long."l Ile tells how. with it constitution nat-,‘ ilrnlly wf'é.‘i‘\t' and nppzircntly-ruinctl at' -40. he had ctljoyatl -ill _\'£‘:il's of p"l'I`ect hcilltli. lie Says. “l llcvcr lrncw tilt* world virus ll->."iutit'ilI until I l‘e1lclil-tl old‘| ave." In his rlliilinl, \'.'c_\' ho 1-\ln;it»1<f\;

“At nl" pr.".=:t-lit "gc B3* l have hocn alil I til cflruprzsc zl <lt_>’.I;.:h`t"ill i-:tlrledy lull of innocent uliztll and pleiiswilt s1l_\'ill,'::~' Now. if that good old lilan, :1 Grct-li 'lllil 11 l’i0"t (Sopllor-l1~s‘ `\v'l=; ,eo llizlllv

of friends and neighbors gathered a the home ot' Mr. and Mrs. Gfzorxu l" -"i'.t. B.ri'ng‘oll to welcome holil »_ -.

‘ \ '. .-tive s rv' c _ . ‘; - ‘llet Sis" wi'

_`:r._=,:'. ist: t.»»~;s.-d .ivtr _o l-in I:-.iid _l .»l-._- 291'( ‘_`;onl th;re ll\ wc. -;'» 7-r..n._e in October, and was 'I’»"- ‘ ’.-ill 3 me '~{‘l”" ha¥".I b‘ttles ri’ :`t’J.112,h be'ng _sll,,htl_v gnsszeti tllr <- 'lflu-il returned to his home safcliz f' After the party had assembled. ll: '.T. A. Millman was appoin‘ei chill-

' fn -i, “cw wtr".s outline' t'

-1' t‘.'.-_> <_:_thcrinc l'e ‘hc ur; turv C W. Neish. ‘

:';-:dl lL- :l_‘.‘:-o'--s ' ' wel- om . "h's

' at-' .:‘ipa‘-lied by a will i`E`

the' pre-.entritlon bein

_'dado by \`~"='... 1*. nter "John" if ‘..l»--l;t~‘. tai -:l hy -i_ie:~prl.:c thanked ont Jtrifl _'til :or thot; ltlndnezs to him ."i_':'f-»'~`z~,- ‘als gratitude at being H1:-<». ;fl~_=re among his old friend' :">i:~-to-‘til-s were made by the ladies and , gentlemen present; The evening was win.-.1 enjoynbiy spent in music and ».:arn»\s, ice cream and cake being serv --'i t_~;~ the ludl-rs. Following is the ad

-it-will:

'itrlli --r _l

rc;‘“:~>:i T'

-..i`lla_l ui

'fl">~.»~~ v-"i.\ dd r.-or so,

~ what thev sow and pictures the re-

ward to be reaped in old ago from a

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_ _ I P. R. A.

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The annual business meeting of the

Provincial

Tnosdty o ning. April 29th, 1919 at 8 ‘o'clool. All interested in Rifle shoot.- lnforo particularly requested to at- tend. A. trononror.

|000-4-15mtue3i.

' 'Jin "rot'1tt. \\‘ll'~f `, W , L, , ., ,, ,

ills wife li'ed to about the some age and ner fn.-i was erliially happy.

nn'l nature, lie accustomed himself to

his appetite. either with eating or

Rifle Association will be in “

the City Court Room, City Building. on 9

A. Bartlett, Major. 8eo‘y- TO RE LIEVE QATAR-

<-ollllllenrlfvl for lli»`.'i~‘.~: iv--ilitili it trafi- ' ir_\' :it t“c 'l!'- of "f‘_ :':.tI '\".l.~1 liy`l'f-'i ‘sill 'l' till ’ ol rr-" "t~" 'ls \i~~~ ,|-

Q. - . ._ - . ,-

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tan " Il' '~` 'W ll xl ".`_ ' Ii t ll j»'i~‘.r:~1

w1~’tt ll “ ' 'wvlyj \="~i li 'ri c"er_\'lt'i'l\' 'n'l'v=_ ‘°- l f‘l c vi and w‘tty kind rv” i':~iti\lil.~;ii_l'tii.< , _

'l"‘i- tl’.~"ollr-c r\."i»> !'ollowe'l bvi

oillrvs. 'n~ \"l"t‘. ~:‘ ‘t tin. 'ge ol`~f¥". -~-it- ~t fl' ta- ‘--t -it 'tw it fit ln-

" * -' i"= 'rc `il ocrfo-t

n ~ "t ' r fi ~ 'rv or inc-r".

if "t * ‘ rli"l I. fiilfl I write eight; ' " ' ~i':'i ‘iv-i I " .-‘\‘l

' " v‘ "` ` ' ""f'°t 'i <~`llsiflf-l'- ‘ '\ ~~ rt’ " . "‘""tll“ t‘il'f»ii'li ‘~"o {i"`f" li"-` I' ‘ "I fr ‘ill-cIiil'l~ 1"* “’s l‘t' o t 'i"’”o ""s so l=cf.‘“ t.":-it ll‘ conf- "li i-“lilly \"l'ito that ll” ll"'l "f‘u~»fl ' #tire v'~lv of rr\pair‘n=rtllut_ l fs h ' i`l"ris ol true :ml sclcntllic farming. ,

Peucofully and without pain he died

in Padua in` the 103rd rear of- his ago.

in his bask he shows that men reap

lie spent in conformity with reason

he habit of never fully satisfying

'ell able to take more. and hy finding

ut what foods agreed with his stolli-E

RHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES

.. .___ _ .___._____ ___ r

Tami

'fha end

suction on

10 4¢Ne` " of 'A-lid the

land with buildings. t following articles: l buggy

H’ |361! condition. 1 driving sleigh. 1 from th, distressing head note s.; _ 1 set driving harness, 1 (logged nostrils should openbroathing l0¥`5*brk harnesl, 1 eoythe. household become easy and the mucus stop drop-

carpets and other articles ping into the throat. it is easy to pro-

tB0_‘\l\‘l0l’Ulll 00 mention. pare, costs little and is pleasant to

fool' sleigh,

fditgftnro. _

r ' EDWARD D. BTRIGHT. t

l0‘P1\\»15mllDd. , Deafness, or head noises should give,

tw.m natashai=.uriiiii..n....t.. 1.r;..t:.f.i..nfi

- » ,. .

or arf, hard of hearing or lluvo head

---- noises go to yoilr ilrugizlst and get 1

unsigned wi_Il soil by public ounce of Parmiltt. (iloilllln st.rcllgl,lll, April Blot, commencing nt- and add to it ‘.1 pint of hot water and

1 Uolook sharp his flsrm consisting of 'a little grciiiulatcii sugar. flake one

if vou have ("itiir|'il:il 1Jt~:lilit\<t-i or

nhlespoonful four times lt day.

This will often bring quick relic-fl]

` o

ake. Anyone wllo has (iatarrllnl

his prescription a trial

the information was sent by messeilrl’

cr from Svoul to Sliallgllai by thc! .»\asoci:itloll`s r+>pre.<clltntive at Seoul _

Ovcr thousand ilnarlnctl people liillu' in Seoul during tlirr-c hours’ demon strntion on twenty-olgllt. .lapaiies troops. firtl brigades and civilians iirf t ordt-rod shooting and bclltiiig peoplf' il1t~|'cile.=:sl_\' lllrnuglioiit Kort-tt, Killcit _<1-vci‘:li tlloiisallti _alilcc l\\'<‘l\ii'-RQ\'0ll i tit

tors tlostroycll. \Vtini-it nuitle nakv alld hoattin lml'oi'o crowds, 1-ifilllwltlll' if-rulers' fnniily. lilo llilprlsoncd lleiil'

,sovi-rcly lortul't_-d.. Doctors

Cross urlzantiv iicedt-rl_"

‘Korea arg siprouillllg and thrcnicn tr cliciilf tho wllolc ll“J\lr\Si1lH._s'f1i’B fl' _

oifii-Iill stateltli-lit from the JIIDHUBFUI Gtlvorllilli-.lit today. Tilcre have li0<" '_ serious riots ill thc last throo days i ' lillilrllcils of ]lI.\tc~i A nuillber rf polit

lilcll have bcnn

stations and post otfiica tlcstloyod

for Eilsicr wliizitioll. rn-opeliint; Tues-

tiiiy t'oll:\\iitl_u,. ll i;- cxpcvtctlhhat iiftel t~'isl~l' l'<»i-l»=. lliisilli-ss will he rusllcil l’l~:iciicrill_v all llllportzllll le.<l§lFlllf‘ll

.1 _vwt lo he br'=ilrll_t down. The hurlircl is sure to trczltli a lciliziity deliztlt' \-_-pile tht- lfglslzitioll thc. Govcrllinclii ‘~ _“ai-I to ll ivc l'c1ltly'io bring down li-

Qnre to rip.-i'. th" wily for llliiell diS .

'\lr5llll.

:ich nllll .~tl~\iill': to tliclll. lle was :list careful to .lvoid uxtlwtillo llciit and cold

lzover uilo\\'t~d his at-clistollicil e-ical*

'llill rcst to ht- int ~l'\'.-l'r-rl with, and av 'iil":l p'\oi".§.' \'i~‘_itll::tt\il plai‘i‘~\_

,\`§m!~.l,'\ iiiil ~‘1-;‘. r'll.~'~'_-_-il1'l‘l‘.` to l`iil.l

.ir lt; 1-- \-' 'l '.\ .f-I ' ‘n w""ii,l_ll:t _ 1 ~,».l_i",,1t~.

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“"l‘t ii -\' '-silt’-is

‘_ "il`:ll~il~' (ll to ow divine once sllot-it l

l his fi--li rri; il"‘:l Il_\' l;l‘_`orln€=l;_ flu-ill

i"oili ill" lzdl'/`lt_ ‘.l‘1'l lilriliy t_i°' llioll. ~ \.i-wo iliqrll :1 their ;';'m'f.‘_= with til _-iz V- ill." _

'i`lli,.~ tl'li<‘i co-lltl iw prl-l_liiLt‘il :U-if

-i _-\lll ric" and Ili tlicso 'l'i_\‘s ol t‘1c_

.’ ‘--_ oft 'l living it lnivllt he hall' '~o"Itll"ill fi ill pl‘l\'lt.illlo for us 'to lol 'ow the :\tl\'if‘ ol' thc wire oltl Tcntetlllr.

1. sb 'tcriin Banner.

Awlul Massllcriis

%A\Z FRANCISCO April 1'!-Jap tes began what was described as I lnassatre’ in Korea, at Seoul th' I lpltal during .t tlenlonstratlon Nlnrrl ZS, nciordilig to rt c.lbl°gram recelvc licic today by thc korean Nutionri /\<~eo<l.ltion flolil fl native Christie

piistor. The cablecrani was filed fron- I Sllanghai. According to officials o | the Korean National Association herf

By .liipanesez

he cable gram reads: I “.lup:ln be-.gall lltnsszlcririg in Korea

"(“liiircht:s, schools, llolllcs ol’ lent

are for-

,itluett caring woilndefl. Foreign lt»_\d__

'l‘oKi0_ Ar.ril 13-The iiilrislilgs lr

lcillcd .lild st-vel.i

‘Viabers Fatllct- ’\Tv dni,llter h s

The Charlottetown Guardians

AUTOMOBILE AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST

GOOD FOR

4 t

._- ii;‘-*?~’H"E'

ONE VOTE

-- I thought so I-label was ulw.i‘s

ilnlnce llii

just broken mf ht-r ong'igcmf~nt Elsie

liinlcing ot’ ways ot making cl'

DD)

lllscastd Bliin

Name of Candidate ._ ._

Not Good After April 28th

Trim neatly along

mmmm&H_

District No

the border line

Foster, Centrul Drugstore, Charlotte town

Freedom at once trom the agony of

skin disease Tho. soothing wash of oils Tl D D li-it's different E A

, coli iiliiiiliic _

Pit .‘ _ _ _ _ l _ ___ _ _ __ __ _ , "*~° ,men'o Club, Canadian Bank of Com.

- ' “‘ Oli -`\\-\ -\ll'l 12~‘s the city of "'“”t'-‘ "t "‘ U * 1”* ‘hint-_ U*"_a‘l°~ WASHINGTON- April 14--Ellfw-_|merc building last week there 'wort

*sive preparations by tae laolelteviii ,Government of Russia for a bl; mii- litlzry offensive ,this spring was de-

; scribed in official despatches receiv- ed here, based upon a summary of information reaching the Scandinavian countries. _

The Bolshevik ivqere [said be

getting ready for an _offensivelln the Murman front, as soon as weather permitted, and to be strengtheuiut' the forces‘ already facing the Allie.- ill the Archangel region. 'Suspension of railway transports tion in _Russian was declared to be

due not merely tlo economic causes but also to permit large troop move- ments. Extraordinary nieasuros al- so are being taken in the gun and :tmmunltioyf factories to increase the output, men -refusing to work bein:

_threatened with loss of food or even death. A in Western Russia wholth new ' ll-mies are being organized, it was

.laid many former war prisoners bc 'ng mobilized along with new detach ments. Bolshevik forces are said tr he suffering heavy losses in dead :ind wounded in evacuating Northerr

lllitllilanht, despite their numerlcn‘ -luperiorlty. Mutinies are reported tc he frequent.

HIS REWARD.

, The mall wllosc story is l~t-latctl here

1 _ms long since. alter a period ot’ great

iliicring, passcii into the life of which .-i written that there shall bo no more ,.nin; hut lie has left an cxanlple that 'nay prove an inspiration to all who lzead this story. . Wllen the terrlblc accident was over, ' . iid they ilzlcovcred his mangled body.. -o little of llfc was left in it that they filoiiullt him dead. Anil when the stir- ueons had finslii-d their work there re- i\_l1`llled but the physical wreck of a

l_ll\Il. - _ '

Both lefrs were gone; tll`e left arm

"vile nlissing, all-'l had tzliten with it :hd "1' “tor part of the collai'-bono. 0! The "'ght `oz‘llil o:\l_‘- ri flllgtr nn-l tltc .-; _.i. »--_-l in -,0 wa-, _,np- I‘ " I ' I ' (lit: `=_‘l" ti it '_ ‘l' bgeq ‘J - _ ~‘::l- .-.b~“

llut lic s.lll possessctl a brilliant _i‘ntl. rtored with the rich fruituge of if »0llese t='fiiri'nz. and omit-ned by tra- =ci in l»v».-r_v part ofthe world. And it "'ils all w_t‘ lcd! There was nothing ho

~ .auld do but to remaln\o. helpless suff- rl-er.

‘lc lit- 't‘: lll_.lit 'is he sal by the win.

-‘ow in th.. llomo for Incurzihles, and

‘-:ci out on ti world of which he had ascd to hc n part. Before lllm lay his ble, and llc road the parable of thi

tzilcllis. and reflected bitterly that he 'iid now not one talent to bury: he himself was as good as buried, and his talents, which had been many, were l»‘lr‘od already.

An old lady wheeled her chair close

beside ills. and read a letter which had been sont her. it wits from a stranger. but it did her good.

lie was interested, and asked her ab-

z-:it lt,' and learned that there was a L lild of organization -that furnished ad- 'lrcsses ol lllvallds and shut-in folk to ltcrsong who wcre‘willing to write them cheerful letters. She had sent ber liallle as one who would be glad of an .wcusional lottcr, and this unknown f‘0l’l`0Hl>0liiii-nt wrote her regularly, and the letters comforted ber. ‘

A sudden thoulrht came to him. To

r‘r‘=‘f»ive letters would be a. little com fort to him, but why should he not write them? But to whom? Could there be any persons so shut in as he who could be clleered by his letters? Possi- blw' the mon ill prison were a triilo more -to bo pitlcd: yet even tlloy had llcpi- oi' relcasi-l,`and he liad none, ilrt it was wortll trying.

So he wr llc to the secretary of the

li~;:itllizat.iotl for the names of some .lrisollcm llc was informed that his lettors could noi. he answered; the rul- eg of the prison would not permit. But he iinilertool; the eng sided correspond

‘-H119. ’l"wice a. week 'ite wrote, and the let- els taxed ills strength to its limit. .ict ilito tliol-.e letters ho put his whole <olil.` all his experience. all his faith. ill his bright wit, -all his Christian tpilmlsln. it is hard to contidile writing when

at-rltilig costs labor and pain, and espec lllv hurii when there is no reply. ll'-ro wcrf, times when he grew dis- oi\l.lged fnd was tem ted to give it- lp But it was his onetremaining tal

arp and ho resolved to use it as long

is it lasted

At length its got a let er. it was very illort anti was written on the htation- tri of till- oii-ion by the ofllccr whose lilly if wiv to road the letters ol' the

convicts All it said was thls:--

Please write on as good paper lt.'

you can afford for your letters are passed from coll to cell till they litor-

ally drop to pieces

ACKNOWLEDOMENT -

Mrs Edward Gorrill and family wlshl

to thank the numerous friends for the great sympathy shown tliem in

...,_~ _-of

il il lr

their recent. sad-bereavement 5070-4

15 MMM '

I Pte. it. waits 122 as 15-asc

present a large number of members' Jjldle Stewart the president presided.

The financial statement showed a

1193-Ill1Y_ balance on the right, side.

The following oflicers were elected

forthg ensuing year:

President-George W. Harrison.

‘ Vice-Pres.-George S. lnmgn_

Hon. Secy-Treas.-W. W. Clark. Executive Coln.-D. B. Stewart., J,

M. Hunter. H. Wg, Longworth and W. K. Rogers. -

Handicap Com.-J. A. Malcom, J.

M. Hunter and D. B. Stewart.

Green.; Com.-H. W. Longworth,

(chairman), J. M. Hunter and W. K. Rogers.

New Members elected-Mr. and

Mrs. J. A. Malcom, M. and Mrs. Woodbury, R.ll. Morris, Lleilt. Colonel und Mrs. J. S. Jenkins, Miss Bessie Louson, Miss 'Janet Hegaxl, Miss Margaret Hogan and Mrs. Grant.

The following oflicers for the ladies

Mrs. J. O. I-Iyndman. President;

Mrs. W. K. Rogers, vice-president. Miss Helen Grant, secretary-treasurer.

House committee.-Mrs. G. W. Har-

rison. Mrs. Pethick, Miss Beatrice Mc- Kinnon and Miss Rose Longworth. ] Greens (‘om.--Mrs. W. W. Clark, lMra. J. S. llagn: ‘l and Mies Edith Rogers.

After paiisillg a henrty vote of

thanks to tile retiring president, the

lnccting adpournod.

i ' _

BOWLING '

[ The second game of the Convalcs cent Home bowling league was play cd Monday afternoon on the Char lotfeiown 'alleys between the “Dio Harris" of C ward and the “Never Dies" of the Staff. It resulted in another victory for the “Die-Horde" by a majority of 209 pins. The follow ing are the scores: - ‘ '

NEVER-DIES

‘F--7'. Fixihorland (carti 93105 109-2°.

' .ect filflye-~ r-nil;-boil an 75 as-z:».

S.'»!t. J. Strain ` 97 103 108-30.7 Sill. Curmody 108 89 111--30" Pte: Cairns 78 85 87-280

“ Total 1399

DIE-HARD8

Pte. (Wm. Trainer (capt) 131 122 89-- 342 ' - Gr. E. B. Ellis 93 112 '17-292 Gr. G. McCallum 115 91 140-35'? Gr. H. L. Bealrsto 122 118 9%332

1608

The next game will be played be-

tween the "Lead-swingers" of A ward and the "Never-Dies" of the Staff.

indignant Willa-“I wonder what

you would have done if you had lived when men were nrst compelled to earn their bread hy the sweat of their brows.” Indoletit Husband-"I should have started a little storg and sold handkerchlel's.”

RECEPTION TO RETURNER HERO

..One of the events or the season that requires more-_ than a passing hy notice was celebrated on the oven ing of April 10th, when thc people of Springfield assembled at the Toltip- rance Hall to do honor to Pte. Ralph Dunning. Although Ralph did _not llo- long to the community the 'people \avai|ed themselves of the opportunity and the returned hero was matic the honored guest of the occasion. At 8 o’clock Mr. Archibald Ferguson took the chair and in his usual capable manner delivered an appropriate ad- dress after which the following pro grams was rendered. Reading, Miss Margaret Drummond. Solo, Mr. Everett Haslarn. Address .mid pre sentation. Addreesl, W. J. Seaman. Solo, Mrs. Lemuel MaoKay'.' Address Rev. Mr. Ayers. Solo, F. W. E. H_i=.s -lam. Address, J. Gordon Mnclhly Messrs D. N. MacKay, A-lex iM'ac

Donald, Peter Sinclair. Waiter Mac Kelizie and J. El°nest Haslam. who spoke in glowing terms of Pte. Dunr ing as trnelghbor. citizen and' sol dler. -

Pte. Dunning made a suitable repl_-'

Keep Your Health , ro-Nlc.lrr mr Miliarils Llniment for that Cold and Tired, Feeling. Get. Well,Ke§p._Well Kill smith lil..

by using the OLD RELIABLE.

l|lnnlrd'l Llnlmont -Co.. IM.. Yor`

month. N. I. '

Ii-ilwii Tlmel i llaflllg for Driver..:;.;';;';:i°'.::°i:i.":.“:;.°£f.‘%i:

branch were appollltcd: /

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` tempting - candles to lnonicnts with

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B); '1‘here’s nothing like. a box of fresh

friends. lt is ulstiytlm sign

of refined and fluil-lhcd llospitulity. _

Start- this Ent-itel' wit-ll \Vhitc’>l Candle-8,

l and seo how your popillnrlty growl-l. Our _ " ,,,.,s0,.‘tm,.n¢ will siitlsfy llewlio wil-lllell old fashioned sweets, or she who loves .tile fmicict-it and siveetee-it that can be lllridef - ~ l

The klddlcl-i. too, have ll0t- |l¢‘4‘l\ 0\'*‘l'-

, 100k¢»_¢|, (mr full(-_v eggs, bilimlcs. chit-ks I and ‘ull with the Easter touolletl -“Te ' ' E.\'1‘.ilxl.r:. in tttltlition to in-_ing miginaily

.j quaint ill colors and tlcsigns. _

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i Tile “sweetest” store_.ln ,town

l~i\\‘ectcl`l the leisure .. -

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iiili-liig piirclliiscd thc stock of the

H Intl- .l:l~-pcr T’lt~li:lril I :im now going'

tg. .»l,l~i¢- out this cnfl of the biisincns. and offer special prices on sales made fl-mil _\prll l4fll till the stock is closed ,

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All _ kinds of Ililrness Materials,

Iilzulkcfs, Collars, Brldles. Ileuvy Ililr- ncss and Light Harness. _ '

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This is rl grand opport-unity to got" '

llariicss complete in sets or parts, and

great values offered.

4% if it

_ STANLEY L. HARDY

Stailll ol the Late Jasper Pickaril I Cllarlottetown, P. E. Isla-nd

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lu which he thanked .the people for their kindness also giving it glaphic description of his experience in France Mis., Maude llrtslrtm presided at the organ. Mr. Lclnucl MacKay read the address, while the gift, it beautiful slgnet ring was presented hy nursing sisterdeun MacKenzie. Tile ladies pri-sont served al. dainty lililcll. it fea- ture that Springfield is fiiinod for.

Th;-ee cheers for Pte. Dunning and

the National Anthem brought the meeting to rt close. The t`ollowlng is the address:

To Pte. Ralph Dunning, Doilr Ralpll

'We, your friends and neighbor., are pleased to welcome you back to your native land after nearly three years service overseas. When our countryfs call for "men" and yet more “men” roaclled your ears you left your home- stead and friends ln the West. Pal* your own passage back that you might enlist in an ielind unit. Though your parents had adendy two sous at the front, they 'gave their consent end

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- Signed on behalf of your trlends iii

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this joyou, occasion cannot. but r'~ call sad memories M two cloasri marking the graves of their loved ono, in flu- off Flanders Field. ilu-ir other two sons having made the lin promo sacrifice. We are very grateful to you for the noble part youhavc Played, and we pray ,that he who _lluil brought you safely thus rar. may ever hc your guide and lead you tio H10 final victory. We ask you to kindly H¢0@Dt this gmellgift no o slight rc- cogultlon of your services.

Springifield. I

K"Yl‘l`(lK

Kryptok glasses give to tlio

, eyes the natural eyesight of

youth-enables you to lee both near and fur objects with equal- ly keen vision. Yet in appear-

ance they are just like olnlle

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you willingly offered your services l“_ defence of your/country and for _tho overthrow of Pvtusslitu Mllitarlsui .we are proud to know that you have acquitted yourself so credltahly. hdv- ing a clean conduct sheet all through ymu- training and while on active set-vice in France. it la hard.-“for im

vision glasses. That is wily they are universally known no ‘the lnvloble blfooals.” D0 You fuss wltlr two pairs of glas- ses-ono pnir' the other pair for for vilion? _i lf you _ do-yon need KRYPTOK glasses.

(he wnflist go comprehend the awful dangers, tem clone, and hardshllw 'w winch you 'uindall your <=om\‘°<1°P were exposed, and .we feel that yvur parents have ent. i'5l`l°“' V’ P9 P'°“°

'rg gm we would extend

of V011- ~ mn. hu,-¢ “lg _ympnthy knowing that

who h°"° ""°d I" '°°““°"‘ I-‘" "°'“ ` sei: as eneuttnomi'-eiiwrlor '

lv.: slnvtcll `

H. J.,M_nb,on,

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