Conven-

on Thursday.

a significant os-

About sixty delegates were

representatives of the dir-

wlliui divisions or the ronrth Q! Prince. _ Arthur Trainer was elected

Arseneult opened the pro~

In exhaustive. lwlnted

speech, outlining the

Government in plain and

terms: emphasizing the

_ ,assistance that the has an ll will dive- to all practical industries. Additional short speeches were inode by Home of the delegates, after which the Vital business oi' the convention was approached, Mr. John H. Myers was _ttnnnimously chosen to contest the district in the interest of the pro- perty holders. null Mr. John w. war- roh. Kenslngon, was selected to re- present tlle franchise electors, Both nominations were unanimous, the meeting having implicit confidence tsl the ability of the candidates nominat- ed to bring the standard of tho party to victory. A unanimous votc- -at coniidence in the Premier wllo was

Present was passed, expressing the conviction that the electorate oi' the Province in general and of the Fourth District or Prince in psl~tlonlnr,n-ll' contribute effective support to equit- able and eifecient gove-rnluent.

The business ol the convention be-

ing completed the Prenller was invited to address the meeting and made the speech of tho occasion. He l-ei`cl~red- tothe experience that he had alreo.tly` had with Mr. Myers in the House and he had no hesitation in claiming that Mr, Myers, it elected, would eclipse his former sell. ` Mr. Warren, he said; though a new utah ln the province of politics, still, had made a record in industrial activities that must _cllullzz ;ll itseli and he it-as tlevolopcd ll ilu.” less ir. Kensington tl.'lt oslcl-in iz.:-lf, and shows how he lllls the ability toii achieve success tllollgr l~lllml\l'cla\ lines. and this some ability will iervc hiln well as a member ot' thc Legisla- ture. A man that guards the int -rest

ot his patrons in business will con- serve the welfare of hisconstitucnts in the Legislature and Mr. Warren has this facultyfto fn eminent degrer tlcvelopcd url'lf if elected will guard and stlmufuto tha best interest of the Fmlrtli District in matters oi' politics

Mr-_ Myers tlltmkod ‘tho delegates for

the confidence that had been placed in him. and accented th" uollllnatiou con-fldr-nt tl"~t the br =t intciwb-its ofthe people, as guarded by thc Liberal rlgngervnllvg party-_ must prevail at_ the polls. _ '

Mr, J. W. Warrell also thanked t‘.le

convention for - the coniidence reposed in him in placing thr de-stlnlen of the constituency

in his hands, He earnestly endorsed the remarks of Mr. Myers, and promis- ed that he would use the full strength of his facilities to advance and guard tho best interest of th constituency us well as the Province.

Not one discordant note was struck

tllrougllout the convention, and thil= concordance and unanimity furnish evidence for the convention that the results of the election must return Messrs Myers and Warren silcccssflil :lt tho polls.-Y. _ _________.._._.._ RETURN OF 36th C. F. A.

'pr-n-u (Etbelbcrt Doty Pitt in Sydney Post i.

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The sombrc days have passetl. and now this hour Wli roacli our hearts, we give our Joy. to you: You hors for ns the pain- and s=1l'l_ our due 'That freedom should not die to Ger- man power. To you that fought. from us who stayed, the dower Oi Cansdws unchanging faith sweili true; ' The faith whereby our striving sillfii-H know That lilo shall bloom again to lov<!'s great flower. 0111 mite gm- joy, and take our silent tears _ _ ' lforihose who shall return no mort-, thot lie \ _ _ Be_l_eath those field dl Nance: they shall not ole w,llhln our hearts while si-eellolii get oin- lem; `

'_\\l’llX:in our souls we see the comin!

years ~ New son. to Destiny divinely hlsh. . .

_|u_intfd's Linimthe cures olmwmr.

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Lstfdrtfs. Bonlmenlds.

taken at the door for missions.-L. 9

-RESIDENCE PURCHASED.- Mr. Mark Gaudet of the ilrm oi' Mess-s Sinclair and Stewart Ltd., Summer- side has purchased tl nice resid- ence from Mr. E. H. Monltley on North Granville Street, where he with his family have moved. The locntio' is very desirable and Mr. Gaudet hrls an asset which will increase in value as time passes.-H,

--AUCTIQN SALE.-The maill-

nloth Auction Sale of Stock, farm itll- plements and household furniture of Mr- Henry Compton, North st. silt-__ nors on Thursday last, _attracted li l\'*l`E@ 3801911118. of -buyers who kept UD Spirited bidding and paying i's.ir Prices for the goods. Mr. Compton. who was one of the largest farmers ln that section has disposed of his mllgnliicent fill-m to Mr. ilobcrt Yeo, South West, Lot 16.-H.

--NEW LONDON NOTES.-Thu

milhy friends ol Arch. Campbell ure

pleased _to learn that he is recovering liter his recent illness.-Mr. Elmer McKay has returned to his home alter a pleasant visit with friends in Denv- er.-Mr. Walton Toombs ling retllrned to his holue in Charlottetown after o

pleasant visit to Hamilton.-Mlssi Emma McKay, Springfield has return- ed home alter visiting friends in Clit ton.~Pte. George lilcbelllln has rc- iumed home alter spending three years in thc: tiring line.-Corporal Roy

Gunn has returned home after spend-

ing over two years as rl Prisoner oi War ill Germany.

--FUNERAL SERVICES.-The futl~

emi of Mrs. Dawson, widow oi thc late Mr. Henry Dawson of Tryon tool: place t’rom her late resltiellceat 'i'l~y- on on Thursday llioming to the Kin- korn Catholic cemetery, Rev: J. J. McDonald ofliciating. Tho funeral was very largely attended and the pall bearers were Messrs J. E. Murphy, Augustine Cove, J. Drlscol, Capo Traverse, and Newton Dawson and Samuel Holland of Tryon. The dec- eased lady was 88 years of age and had not been in the best of health for the past three years. She has rl lady of very fine qualities and well liked by all. There are left to mourll four daughters. Mrs. (Dr.) Dodge of Dorchester, Mass. Ml~s.J.Drisccl, Cape Traverse, Mrs. W. J. Sullivan of Surnmersldo and Miss ldzl at home: also three sons Mr. Edwin Dawson ol Augustine Cove, Mr. Gordon Dawson of Cape Traverse and Mr. John Daw son oi Bedeque.-L.

--CONCERT AND BASKE SOCIAL.

-A very enjoyable Basket Social was held in iris hall on Tuesday evening March 25th. The hall was packed lo

of which goes toward the Orange 0l'~

lowing progrzlnl was stlccessfully car

tor, ly - ' ' Carrie Sullivan; Ilecitation. Prancl

aid; Dlnlomle.

ern; Speech, Alex Blue; Darkie Son

ns, Mrs, Le'mon"Morrow, Mrs. Dan

The baskets were H1011 5°” .brought n high price. Much credit

acted as liuctloneer lu the \Vl'|S’_

also Beaton who handled the crowd at

all for their good behaviour and for s good cause. After slremlifll

-FOR QALE First class beef orders

DFDDIPIIY illled at-lgl. Wadmans, meat .-- -

market, Kensington. 4763-3-28M2ipd. _Sp

-THI GUARDIAN is on nn); M

--LECTURE ENJOYED.- iiev. Mr.

Rice delivered a very interesting and instructive lecture on Japan in Ep- worth Hall, Summerslde Friday even- ing. The lecture was' illustrated with beautiful views of Japan. During the course of the evening there was a 53190! ~Cf\Ildy and a collection was

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the door and $112.00 was realizcll, part

phanage and the remainder to repair- ing hall. Mr. John A- 5¢e""“"'- “my including a brother, n nephew, and n presided ns chairman while the lol-| w“Sm_ he Watched me wmrs,-5 of

rleli out. Opening Chorus, Mape Leaf ___,oBe,y_ and haomehow I Came to be

Iwo;-ever; Instrumental Musiig: by itil-. new that the French were me bm and -Mrs. James Hume: ecltatou, Home in winning the war:--~ that tty_- ‘Mlllllie M°°"°i S°“"» °"‘““’° M” orllinh. including cnnntlinns, Anntrhl- liaughlin; Dialogue. Casey as a Don- mn____ Scum M__mms_ and Qthm. 0,-

l Jamcl llllme, George Buell, -ONS Cubs were them and md som..

White; Song by Capt. Archie McDon- Brmsh navy also figured in me Bcmm

Traveller golnd east by but perhaps my impressions were all

Simon Buell, Danie McEacl*lem, Mal- wrong., he www “ke to skmw th.. colm H. McDonald, Everett Mclliach- ___u__h about the_mattM_

by Harold and Melvin Mcllaullllilii Saturday Evenmg post is (tevgvelt 1, Dl80lB'\l€» S’5""'“ n"°‘"‘ Mrs’ simon fiction, and it is possible that throllgll U“““- Km:-0 'M"'K"3"‘ Snmh Blue' An" n printer‘s error some oi it was dovi--_ rio Stewart and Evol-ctt Mcllaeberni tuned _mo M\._ Blythe-S ,u.t1c|e_ we

i Qusrtetle by -Mrs. Simon Snell, Miss ____Mc__ ___ ,,wh0,__ who in Ameucn.. anno McKay. Miss Simi' BW’ ‘““’ ,hilt nr. slythe ls quits e wlnfnlhotn J““"’s M‘?L°“3hn"; mmogne’ Conn author and that among his' works V HOHBP- by Da" Af M°L°°d' s’m°“| are -"phe New Reporter." "Tile All- Buoll ,__.lllmes McLaughlin, Charles ve________o___ of __ Hypochond,_mc_»- ».-rm _McDonsld,3itmes Hume; Geortte Bllelli _,Hee of Pena., "The Fakh,a_.. ...Phe Murdock McPhcc; Gicilc Sunil. Angus M”h°5°“ ‘md 'mme mthiwm: ohm” possibility that somehow n‘il!NNi'ili

‘AW intended for one story becamelilild

M°U’°“i M” 9”“°“ B“'“' M1” up with the material for another. our Kmé M°K°y' Ml" muh mm' Mm native modesty lliakee ue reitiohltt to " Anim' M°L°°d' Mi" *Inn stewnk' appear like boasting about ol# Wi

“M r in'the glorious strullle. M3 if

dug Ml; James McLaughlin who ably tween otherl rm.|,,na|_e|y `¢»5 lnve

` l iflrleilse the testimony of Mlftlml “`°°“‘ W”

caught tho attention ot tie -- - |-o¢t~ ood lflen oi what was

to John McDon"ald and .infos :_:;ln_s gm eipgnmly dm,.|,,¢tme “nal

"“’_ mmhiin 1,, which the Americinn vir-

d00\`B~ The °°mmM°° wish to mmm tlclpilted, and at a luncheon at -British

mm* Novcmhor 17 lib

_ e - “ ~ _ '___ x..-W A "i A’ ' i -_--"" . _‘

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uma. Cash must accompany order. llinlmllm ohlrlel tvr0nty~ll_ve` cents.

tak at the Nurses’ graduation ellter~

_ tainmnt in High School Assembly

Hall dn Thursday evening, amoulllel to $50.69 whiclh goes in aid of the

Prince County Hospital.-L.

_-HERO _WEI£OMlD.- Pte. Aen- eas Mcbollald, o. former druggist of the Gallant omg co., sinnmsrslilo has returned home, he is at present visit- ing friends at Vernon River alter which it is understood he will l'esun~- hls former position.-H. A

-SCHOOL WORK.-The following

are the results o_f‘»tlw§ exanus. held -in Long River School- for the months of January and February. Grade Vll _1, Eric Cousins and Alstln Fltzslln

_lnons (equal): 2, Marion `J'olmston. _Grade Vl.-1, Sadie Duggan; 2. Oliver iProiltt; 3, Mae Paynter, Grade V.- ‘ 1, Ella Arsenault; 2, Daniel Johnstone; 3, Mae Found. Grade IV. Sr.-i, Jen- nie Johnstone; 2, Janetta McLeod; 3, Harold Arsenault. Grade IV. Jr.-i,

_Edwin Bernard; 2, Lorne Poynter; fl, i Norbert Brennan. Grade ill.-1, Mary A. Johnstone; 2, Annie Bernard; 3 Heath McKay. Grade ll.-1, Leigh Johnstone; 2, Christie Johnstone;`{i, Mary K. Jollnstone.,Grad¢ I.-1, Mary Found; 2, Ann Cousins; 3, Mildred Arsenault.

\VESTERN PERSONALS

-Miss Letha llarvey returned to

i Sumtuerside on Friday utter visiting

I friends in Charlottetown.-L.

` Fon Hosni-rAl.._'rhe collection

IN BEMGRMM

The deep sympathy of the whole

community goes ut to the sorrowing

:f.L;'::e:.;°:.:'.‘.23::;f.“:::.§‘°:;";: N ew Y0l'k C03tS “““' Ui

ae years occurred ni his home at l~ln,.

molly on February 2nd.. i '

‘Deceased had been an emclent 'sec-

tion man on the Ellnira-gBl°a.ncll since

its opening, had always been in robust __ _

Dollllun and C ape Models in Spring Wraps are _very po _ular for

season. The newest ones, selected by our Miss Foster in New York,

ready for _y3ou. And you will be surprised at the moderate prices American Qlmans $7l8,$.‘}*}‘,B4(),

health until he contracted influenta. -pneumonia developing §L__and despite

/_-f "§_.`T"ij;'~ . _ I

rnlsslnd mourn him we willingly bow "' " ` N i’ ‘

tender hands and loving`care he pass~

V ‘ "L 3' ‘i - `

to God’s holy will. His mother Sarah l 7` *S }“~\1.‘»" 'lil s

_ed to the great be'yond.a.i'ter a short illness ot’ eight days. _All who knew

M‘acPllee passed away n few _ -fit# *S Sw, tg'

_ _ ,_ __

Nell loved and esteemed him; he wus

hours previous with the same dreat Z ~ _ _» »-1 "tt/V R r\ E f disease at the age of 53 years. She was " ' "l -'i ' I E

of a quiet reserrved nature, beloved by all who knew hlnl especially his friends who knew and.understood his manly qualities and though we will

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tx devoted -wife, tender mother and ll (‘_'y ' » ____,__; _

faithful 1‘riend_, who was noted for her _'i1_*` ' .i " ' :

broad sympathy. warm friendship and " i_"‘ _i - \ -_ . _. _,

love which expressed her truly relig- _ i »_,~ _.W 1 _" Y __ g _ _

ions chnracter;tlle great depths of her _ i I , \‘-/""' " ,““*“ ' Y °

i i _. L 1 tt m

thoughtful acts, not only to those . ,_` '

nearest to hor. but to nil who camo ` ‘ `“* S -’ The. selections made by Miss Wynne WW" he' fm" h“"° “mf been f““Y / New York are being shown each day in our

Botnwere laid t rest on Monday . .

° You are most cordially invited to see

kindly nature although expressed ill _

'““‘°'“°“' _ _ linery department.

February 3rd in St. Ma.ry's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Souris. A requiem Mass having been sung by Rev. J. A.

lovely things. You will lind- -New Hats

-New Trimmed Models `

McDonald who also oillciated at thc graves. Them are left to mourn two sons und live daughters viz: Joseph. Peter, Judith, Mamie, Irene., Victor'ia and Kiltie wllo will ulwiays cherish the memory of a tender and loving

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mcther and ll kind and ailectionate

-Lieut. E: II. Strong, has openczl up n law oilice in the Tuplin bulldlhg. on Water Street.--H. _

I agent, Kensington made a brief vlirl f to town on Friday.-ll. 1

i ____ _ _ i _ _ _,ish navy ulso 'iigurred in the war and g -Ml. (harles Mcllonald, C-uston\_~ theKh_gcompumenh__dU_0 seamen on

i , their wo-fic, but, having been it naval 1 and vm!" "° Summe'r`qme"“-H' ‘officer himself, he muynot be impart.-

i ` ial We therefore quote from The Ne

Q -~Mr. J. Emmanuel Des Rochas wg: Y0'__k S______ ', ‘

‘ inspector, Port Borden 'was a wecl;

3 srl outward passenger on Saturd

I 1 morning en route to the province oil

i l _ ‘Q“°be° °“ " ““m”“ "“"`”H‘ what tvltnont th'c'tnrltlsh> flcnl tht- , I. . . /

I “_” : i -Messrs Cll-aries McKenna nu~_li ‘ Douglas Brenllall, two cx soldiers off:

_ Elnlsdale. visitcl Sulnmerslde on Fl-if , day.»-ii. ' ( _

i --Rev. Mr. Strothard. u former pal;-§ E tor of tho Sulnmersldo Methodist 5 F tor of tho Sunllnersldo Methodist] i Church, paid u visit to friends is towllt E lost week.-ll. `

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brother.-JR. I. P.

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SMART S P RIN G SUITS _

-New Flowers _

--New Feathers and Ornaments

--New Children’s M illlnery

The American flowers are simply lovely you will see here so large, so complete a

slightest 'trouble or delay.

th-at your needs can be attended to without

i _ | ish were decisive factors in the final _ -Mr. Gcolgo R. Mchiallon, statin. _Cmsmng dem” of tha 0m__my_,, _

slaves."

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The models that are

shown in New York at this = r -1 .1 i -

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_ _ .nil rlltllcl lltolir LACE

The correctly designed

coat, the properly cut skirt. , _j

The whole effect with New 3 _ York in every line of it' - The front lacing idea is “here to stay $28, $35, $37, $40, $45. $50. And in GODDESS you have the best. $2. to

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As our correspondent says, the Br

"King George told no more than 1

the bar literalnruth with he said `

struggle .could not have been maill- talned. . _ . Of course we all know this. It bus been pltllll from the first. hut lt will not do in forget it when _ Y ‘ ' " '*"*' ' peace terms llnti final settlement ',,..-L-__ ` ---1

come. Let us always remember that ’

but for the British sailors and the French army Germany today would

rule the world and we would bo. _

MOORE & MGLEOD .L TD.

119-lil Queen Street - - - Charlottetown I

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l wno won 'ms wan? llhfmless Means , _ _'_ #_ _ ____ _

A subscriber to The Globe tot l’lti\ _ms i\3_1e__ sdgm Hue i. ____ m__l____d "__"

years writes calling attention to llll|_n_et_l:_l§_l.“ l_;_:_1_>er_¢2:_|:\r_y_bé___n_;»_l_;;¢e Junk" 1-yp¢_ The speaker who Ambassador Ger

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article on the wal- in 'rho sstnrtluyl_l.lmnol- Pmtmvlm-_:.1hl.n_l.¢ .hzlefxnfl--E ard. He went on: . E"0“|’1$P°9l bl' Mr- Samuel G' mymc'ii?s:?°°If‘;|;<'lfl&t:?l'2f¢:'S'."ihr¢:r$°i---rrggflgni "The German Junlcers are SUCH 11 “The G°f““m° femiud me ‘lf MW ln which it is stolen; gmgg, 1;‘Pi,f,\’.’°,;,.‘I§§’°L'§f..l"`v°"'¢.f.T§"i°‘HJhad lot that their very virtues would snlfrs second hnsbsnd. _

lV[armolntlo..‘864Woodward l~.ve.,lJetrolt,MIcl\ .1 he faults in othgy people," " ‘My .'=€(‘0l'l(] 8lll't U0 Siillltf Sold '

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“The great outstanding success of _'L

war itself--was the American buck

1 Olll' DEH. Of U19 W8l`-ll1dB€d Of 1.110 ge

private. H9 won lt. The reason .

! Germany quit was not any other _ ` reason than the Aincrlclin soldier. \

M ist so le fem ordinary means for rcdll 11-* "- ”'"' Y ’ Y; N 1 "°"'_“ ' ` `" '_ "' _"

Mrs Sniff, but ‘l'll say this for him ho’s better than -hy iirst -by a lo shot. He's in jail so mucli, you se that practically all I earn l have f my own use."

.r slsrge case, _ _ _

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Our correspondent says that, having

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'Z events on the Western front Pretty

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