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1 zealous and indefntigablo worker und will be greatly missed by the ln- stitute.

FiESOLUTIONS'0F SYMPATHY.-1

At the second meeting ull the Quarterly Official Board of thci Grzlnville Methodist Circuit held ntl Stanley on Dec. 4th., a revolution 'us unanimously passed expressing ympnilxy for Mr. Charles Seller of Wheatley River' in the death of his son Milton; for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Carew of l-luntcr itivc-r in the death of their son. Roy Le;-iiic; for Mr. H. T. Pickering in the dcatil of his brother J. Wesley Pickering who met- his d_c-ath in thc Elcvzltcd ltailway acci- dent in iloatcn recently. uni lor Mrs. Robert E. Keating in thc isnlclen death of her husband who was strick- en with apoplexy while on his way

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“I’ll have another pair of these $5.00 "--" shoe;

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ones especially-‘ond going higher. Leather is getting terribly_ scsrce,.and no one knows where it will ond.”

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"I need s piir of rubbers for these shoes I sm wear- ing. I suppose they are sway up in price, too?"

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of the French-Acadian Society. L'As- somption, met at 104 Euston St., City, the home of Mrs. Chaisson. mother of the wounded soldier, Pte. L. Chais- son. who returned on Saturday last, to tender tr- him a reception on be- .lalf or the Acadians of this city.

Mr. J. F. Arsenault presided. After

he had made a few remarks explain- ing the purpose of the gathering, the following address was read:

Mr. Leonard Chaisson: _

Dear Mr.. Chaisson,-We, your

friends and compatriots, feel that we would be remiss in our duty and poor friends. indeed, if we failed to convey to you some slight expression of _c-ur admiration for you and an apprecia- lion of the great and noble scarflce you have made in our behalf '

For we fully understand, that you

were under no greater obligation than we, to take your place in the ranks and go forward to fight for king and country; but out of your love for right and freedom, you generously donned the "khaki" and for many long and weary months battled nobiy and val- iantly in the cause of justice and li- berty. We realize, too, the great", suf- ierings you must have undergone,- the hardships of the camp, the terrible work in the trenches, and finally your wounds, which in one less brave and vigorous would have meant, early death. Then came the' long and weary :lays in hospitals, among strangers, far away from friends and relatives. All this, and more, you-have nobiy endured that we who remained at

. home, might enjoy peace and free-

dom. So now, that you have return- ed to your friends with feeling of great deeds done and high resolves accomplished, we gladly extend to you the glad hand of welcome and friend- ship, and hope and pray that your

‘ wounds may soon be healed and your -_ health be fully restored. so that you

may long enjoy the fruits of your noble sacrifice. and be the solace and comfort, of that loving mother. who is so proud of you today. We assure you also that your deeds will not soon _be forgotten, and that in the future. you will have the double satisfaction of having nobiy and cheerfully done your duty, and the esteem and grati- tude of your many friends.

Your French-Acadian Compatr|ots_

After the reading of the address.

Private Chaisson made a suitable re- ply, in the course of which he referred to the non-reception which he and his comrade, Private Knockwood, had met with on their arrival in their native province not because he cared so much for the honor personally, but in order that in tho future proper treat- ment might be given t'o other wound- ed soldiers returning home. He con- cluded by thanking all present for their address and assured them of his hearty appreciation of their kindeof.

Mr. Isidore Buote and Mr. Cyrlac

Gallant made short speeches eulogiz~ ing the brave soldier and expressing the sincere wish that he might soon be completely cured of his wounds.

Pro. J. H. Blanchard was the

next speaker. After having made fitting reference to the sacrifices made by Mr. Chaisson, the hardships under- gone by him, and how pleased they were to have him b_ack again with them, he went on to show the part the French had taken in Chrlstianlz- lng Europe in the past, and that the Acadians with the blood of those brave ancestors coursing through their veins should feel proud of such as Private Chsisson. He said emphati- cally that they should db all they pos- sibly could for the returned soldiers. not merely give them a. welcome on their arrival and then forget, them, but recognize them ever after and help ' them get the best possible posi- tions. He said they should insist on this. and the best way of doing so was by keeping the question before the public.. discussing lt. etc. Mr. Blsnchard’s speech was most eloquent and inspiring and was listened to with the greatest attention.

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riotic songs, rocitations and music. _After the programme the ladies of

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service in New Glasgow, N. S., by __ _ _

, Colonel Potter, within' the' last 'week feacnly yyeld [0 the hgallng

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ilarold Mclnnis, Chariottc'to\\'n_ ' , _ i » ----,-- --~ _ . - ‘ sémous nun-Aw/iv.-on 'russ- """"""` H""cRED` Andmber oi. ' lilny ‘last while Mr. James Morrissey,!

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Pool'-le Frizzell, Cornwall, was always to help prevent tonsilitis

or laryngiiis. SCOT'l"S ` ' is worth insisting upon. _

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WEDDING DELLS.-A very pretty,

wedding lm: ||;_.cc in the Sacred Heart Church. liaverhill, Mass., No- velnbor 29th, when Miss Edith Kelly, of Kcllyls Cross, Prince Edward Is- land, was united in marriage to Ber- nard 1VicGuigan, of California, by the Rev. 1-‘amor Kelleher-_ The brides- maid was Miss Catherine McGuigan while the' groom was ably supported by Mr. _Louis McGuigan, nephew of the groom. After the ceremony the wedding party drove to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McGuigan, 7 Abbot St.. where' supper was served and a reception held. The bride was thc recipient oi' many beautiful pre- scnts, the groom's gift to the bride being a seal plush cos.; with»racoon collar and cuffs and to the grooms- man a diamond stick pifl. The bride's gift to the bridesmaid was a gold bracelet. The bride and groom left on the nine- o’clock train for Boston, New York and other points of interest.

FIRE ECHOES.- The amount of

insurance carried by the Summerside ,firms who suffered in the flro ,was greater than at first. estimated. It will bo about $231,- 300. spread over thirty different com- panies. Tho following amounts had Deen put on by the different agencies in this city. Hyndman & Co., $50,000, W. K. Rogers and Co., $80,000. E. T. Higgs $30,000, D. B. Stewart $8,000, J. A. Webster and C0.. $25,300, Col. Davison, $13,500. E. R. Brow, $10,- 500. Sumime-rside agencies- will have about $20,000 (estimated). This brings tha grand total up to $231,300. The Guardian understands that Messrs Sinclair & Stewart have rent- ed the' Sharp Building on the North Side of Water Street, West. Mr. Dal- ton of the Prince County Drug Store, it is understood, will re-open in one of the stores in' the Clifton Hotel building, and Mrs-_V McLellan of the Prince County Book-store will re- open in the other. Mr. Lafferty has

ton Building on Central Street.

PROFITABLE MEETING.-Corn-

wall York Women's institute heild their regular monthly meeting at the home of the Misses- Bain, York Pt. This meeting inaugurated a new de'- parture, the holding a night session instead of the afternoon as formerly; this will enable the meh to meet and talk war and politics while the women discuss charitable and economic sub jects. Bad roads prevented as large an attendance as usual especially of those at a distance. An interesting part of the°program was the giving Christmas suggestions at roll call. Many original and useful ideas were exchanged. Reports from the schools were given by the visitors appointed' for the month and an account of Red Cross collections by those appointed for that purpose. Forty-eight dollars have thus been added,to the funds which will keep the members busy working for s time. _Knitting for the soldiers is also being done and a ship- ment of socks will shortly ‘be sent to. the boys overseas. -York Poln't mem- bers s_c'rved s delicious luncheon, which was pronounced excellent by the gentlemen present. The singing of the Natioanl A-them brought the me'ef- ing to a close. Visitors to Cornwali School for the month of December are Mrs. H. W. _Mallett and Mrs. Wm. Howard, York Point: Mrs. Hector Murchison and Mrs. Lee-lie McEwen. Next meeting of the institute will bo held at Mrs. Wm. Lowther’s Cornwall when a special program of en'te'rtain» ment will be given by the members.

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WEDDING BELL8.-On Wednes-i

day, December 6th, in presence of a few intimate friends, Miss Myrtle' Yeo, of Northam, became the wife' of Mr. Frank Callbeck, of Summerside. The ceremony was performed by Rev.' J . J. Bamford at the home' of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Callback began their married life with the hearty good wishes of many friends.

Petervilie, was driving home through at woods in which he had been work-1 ing, his horse took fright ' and ran away whirling Mr. Morrissey viol- ently from the waggon against a tree. When the' horse arrived home with- out his master, his daughter, Winnie," drove back to whom her father had been working and found him trying to make his way home, his face' cover- ed with blood from two great cuts' which he received from_j,h.e fall. His` back too was somewhat injured. But in‘ ni lnone' of the hurts are very serious apart from the great "shaking up" which he received. -Y. »

WEDDING BELLS.-On' Wednes-

day evening November 29th, the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Macquarrie, Scarltown, was the scene of_a very happy event, when their only daugh- ter, Alice Marguerite, became the bride of Walden Keir Allan of North Carleton, the ceremony being per- formed by Rev. James MacDcugall in the presence of the friends- and re- latives of both bride and groom. Tile bridal party entereil tile' parlor to the strains of the wedding march, skifully played by Miss Trphie Wright, audi took their places beneath a white bell.- The' bride was be-comingly attlred in white silkdraped with' silk embroi- dered net, wlth veil and orange blo- soms her only jewelery being a pearl' set necklace. the gift of- the groom. The many costly and beautiful pre~ sents received testified to the popul- arity of both bride and groom. Pre- vious to the wedding a. shower was held at thc home of the groom where the- bride also received many, pretty and useful gifts. The happy couple left on Monday, December 4th for their future home in Halifax, followed by the best wishes of their many friends.

‘MEETING AT HOPE RIVER.-

The‘ annual- meeting of Hope River Farlners' ilnstitute was held on De-cu 5th. Tile accounts were read, which showed a substantial balance in favor of the institute. A very satisfactory business was done through the Insti- tute this year in the co-operative pur- chasing of seed. wire, bran, oil-cake, etc. Two high class grain graders are operated by the Institute to the sat- isfaction of all concerned. Two reg- istered pure-bred hours, a Yorkshire and a. Berkshire, also two registered pure'-bred Shorthorn bulls were pur- chased by the ilustltute are at the sor- vice of the members. The volume of business for the current year donc by this Institute will undoubtedly place it in the foremost rank of Is- land Inistitutes. iln 1914 this Insti- tute was ranked third in thc provincc and in 1915 the volume of this insti- tute was only surpasaed by three In- stitutes out of 55 in active' operation on the island. These statements may be verified by turning up the annual report of the Departme/nt of Agricul-I ture for these respective years, where-' in is reported the financial statement of every Institute in the province. A progressive board of 'nine directors were appointed to guide the helm of affairs for the coming year and a ‘large membership is again enrolled, which insures another successful year. Mr. McDonald representing the Associated Farmers' Co-operative Co. Ltd., of Charlottetown was' present by invitation and addressed the meeting re the benefits of a member- ship with the Associated Farmers’ Co., and as a result many farmers here are resolved to join.

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HUMURS GIVE WAY `

There are many things learned from experience and observation _ that the older generation should im- press upon the younger. Among them is the fact that scrofnla and other humors are most successfully trcuied with Hood's Sarspparilla. This great medicine is a peculiar combination of remarkably effective blood-purifying and health-giving roots, barks and herbs, and has been tested for forty years. Get it today.

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COMPANION SHIP i” ” '

Half the enjoyment of a long sea voy- J O H N D A I S _ C one ___,,,.

age depends on one'sshipmates._ The West _ ' (lncofpo,-may ,H _ __ _ Indian ships of the “Royal Mall” have ac'- 'ff 107 Fu|t0n Market

comodationp for 50 iirstclass passengers, M/_,_ _._-_; NEW' Yo Rl( and durmg last winter they were filled to _f 4.--:fy ' _ WHOLESALE ¢°,m,s¢,°N _ -- - _\ capacity on every trip. With such a large '~ ;',i_i§_l‘l» ‘ ~

/number of eo le to select from, it would '

be strangepindeed if everybody did not //lil F I S H D E L E R S `:"

anis wmpamon. _ nm, smens and 1-:els specialties

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