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Island Roll of Honor
wouuosn `
M. Whitlock. Charlottetown
Hume, Iris Priyate J. E. Lockerhie, Casoumpec
Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River
Pte Damien M cKenna, Charlottetown
in-:vate churn-.1 S. Beaton, srookneii
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Weilingtcn
Georgetown
M ill Cove
Brookfield .
Vernon
paud.
Rvheff- Ti'&1lD0r. Charlottetown, (Van-
couver, B. C.)
Lieut. Reuben E. Stewart, Wilmot
\ alley (Montreal).
rnrp. H. S. Pvarson. Charlottetown.
(Victoria Australia) .
Ptr. M.J. Fraser, Wlxim ltoad Cross.
Lance Corporal M.W. Chisholm, Uigg.
Lance Corporal. Angus Armnauit,
Ahram's Village.
Bay
Bay .
(Gas Poisoning). \
_Murdock Neil McPhee. Heatherdale.
Stephen McKinnon. Charlottetown,
Private Peter Martin Gran Ban or
oint.
Mt. Albion.
Pte. Donald F. Campbell, Newport.
Loi 54.
Sergeant John A. i\lcLean, North Car-
digan.
Privatc Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague.
Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington.
Lieut. Eric Warburton. Charlottetown.
Pte. Clifford Rogers, Miscouche. P.E.l.
Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile
Creek.
Sorgt. John A. McNeill, Charlottetown '
Farrier. James Gillispie, Appin Road.
Donald D. McPherson, Glen William.
` (seriously ill). -
Gunner James M. Smith, Lot Qi, (ser.
iousiy ill.i
Sappcr J. McDonald, Charlottmtown. '
Daniel li. Bears. Brooklyn, Lot 6|. Z
PRISONERS
Creek 1
M. orant.Ban¢or,P. E. 1. Private orunna. simons P tw '<1 ,
John Milrllhi. Charlottetown Private Llyod Looman. Geoggetoveg.
Mckenzie. St. Peters Bay. Pta_i.e»n<\r <v|rir.i<»nnrron,Peter's umm
mlssmc.. ‘ '
_J.'F. Peters, Charlottetown. Lieut. CJJ. Pithiado,'c\mr|n¢¢¢¢0wn_ ;
also |=nom'wouNos __ -----~~ ~~
Gvrdon. Mamma Pte. J»u'r_w "'n¢o0rrua, arrririiilrm '
ganlbnw. Private Asch/.`.McKinnon. Canoe Cove.
urls. Private alidr Smith Pownal, (West-
ern Canada; ) ,
William D. Mc innon, Heatberdale.
.Motown Donald D Mr- r-gon, (ur-nM||gam,
DIID ON MILITARY IIRVIGI'
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Private W.E.li. McKay, Brarlalbane.;
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Pte. Samuel Elliott. Winslow Station. .-_` _
Pie. llarry Riley, Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1 ' / "" ,"\ il
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H. J. Wells, Elmsdale. Private J. Fraser, St. Materia Bay "
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isafely in all ages. in the first place
, they acted on the assumption that the
, ministers oi' the Church are to he sei-
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February 27, 1916.
Bear ye one another’s burdens, und
so fulfil the laws of Chiisl. - Gala
tians 6:2.
Verse 1. Judaism at the time of the
founding oi' the Christian Church has
developed into two forms; that of' Pal-
estine lull that ot' the Dispersion.
These were divided from each other
ll? gtwgrnphical, linguistic and cultur-
al lines. Since the Gentiles were called
Greeks because of the predominance
oi' the Hellenic culture among thorn.
the Jews who were dispersed among
them were called Grecians of Hellen-
ista. They spoke the common Greek
hmisuage and adopted the customs of
their Gentile environment so far as
they did not interfere with the Jewish
religion. But. they looked to Jerusa-
lem as the centre of their religious
life. and visited the temple at the time
,of the festivals so far as this was
,practicable The line ot' division did
not exist without. creating among
them mutual distrust and jealously.
Even the spirit oof Christ in this new
brotherhood docs not seem to have
overcome this feeling. There arose a
murmuring oi’ the Grecians against
the Hebrews. “whether justly or un-
lustiy" we are not told' How often
mutual suspicions and jealousies are
drawn into the membership cf the
Christian Church and how incongru~
ous they are with the spirit that
should rule there! I
Verses 2-5. lo settling the question
raised by the murmurings of the Gre-
ciang the apostles put into exercise
s to serve. it is only as the servants oi'
some principles which may be followed
ected by-the people whom they are
the public are acceptable to the public
that they can do their work faithfully.
But, sectondly, in the t`ul| installation
of those who might be selected it is
well that-tim leaders also who are al-
ready act;ivcly in service should have
some voice. The apostles asked the
people to designate the men who
should serve. but they reserved for
themselves the rightiof appointing (v.
ll). A third principle observed in this
matter was the subdivision of the
work into parts with the creation ot' tl
special cl:-.iss ot' servants to do each
part. Thie apostles who were doing
both the teaching and serving at the
tublen would divide that work into two
natural jpnrts and limit tlictnaelvef; to
teaching", yielding the serving oi' the
tublw-s to the new men.
li. is i‘urth¢-,r instructive to note
I that the apostles described to the pea
ple the cliaractcristi-cs which they
must seelc in their new ministers.
“l.ook_ ya out among you seven n1on'ot
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Hoppe: 8. Rubisco: of C 0 otteLlwn.:-T J ‘ry
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Bc cheerful! Clean up inside to-
night and Reel line. Take Cascarets to
liven your liver 'and clean the bowels
and stop headaches, a had cold, bilious-
ness, offensive breath, coated tongue.
sallowoness, sour stomach and gases.
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honest report. full or the lloly Ghost
and wisdom."
A good reputation, spiritual power
and common sense were the requisities
to be found in the candidates. These
three characteristics are not often de-
tached from one another. The'mnn
who is full of the Holy Spirit is likely
also to be the man oi' common sense,
and if so the sound judgment of the
community is bound to make n. man ot
good reputation- “honest report." it
is easily conceiveabie, however. that
one characteristic might predominate
to such an extent as to give a negative
aspect to _the others. Spiriiuaiiy may
exist without a knowledge oi' practical
affairs, or wisdom without keen ap-
preciation of spiritual values, or abil-
ity to use them; and again both may
exist without an accepted standing in
the community. Those who are to
serve the Church should combine these
characteristics ln their personality.
Verses 5-7. The names of the men
designated by the multitude and or-
dained by the apostles to the new
work show that they were drawn from
the ranks of the “Grt\<'.ians." They aro
ull Greek names such as were taken
upon themselves hy Jews living amons
Greek speaking Gentiles. lt tho ln-
ference dstlucihle from the fact, is not
a mistaken one it is a sign ot' the me
intent-c in that early Church of Jcru-
salem of at spirit oi' tlhristiztn _courtesy
which church communities in all place
and times may be very well emulate.-
Tho Palestinian Jewish Christians
did not resent the charge that -they
were crowding their brethren from the
Dispersion. They Generousiy chose all
the new associates to the apostles
from the ranks of these brethren, and
so allayed at once and forever the sus-
picion of lavorltism for the future.
How many churuli differences would
melt. away and disappear it` one of thc
contending parties would adopt n
course similar to this. No wonder
that “the word ol’ Cod increased. mid
the number of disciples multiplied in
Jerusalem." ‘
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Verses 8-15. Tho question has- been
asked whether the seven men chosen
to assist. the apostles were the first
deacons, the first elders, or n special
'committee with :i special task, but
no perninnent successors in the
Churc-_h. Much could hc said lu sup~
port nf each of tho answers given to
the question. The narrative in Acts.
however. turns thc,attontion ot' the
reader to a matter of vital importance.
it proceeds to trace the development
of the labors of these men in at least
two cases (those ot' Stephen and Phi-
lip) i‘rom tho waiting upon tables to
thc liiglior work ot’ nvnngelism.
Thc first oi' thc sovon to take advan-
tage of his piano as n special reprc
scntativo of the new life was Stephen,
Being placed into a prominent place,
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IMPORTANT "
'- Relatives of soldiers re-
turning from the front are
asked to communicate with
the Secretary of the Provin-
cial Committee ot Wounded
_ Soldiers Commission. Miss --
Nellie Gillespie. Charlotte-
town. intimnting the date oi’_
expected arrival. cause of re- -~
turn and any other particu-
lars. in order that preparati n
may he made for a ‘\tti&
reception. ‘ ' "1
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Minar1i's Linimrnt Co., Limited.
Yarmouth. N. S.
Gentiemen.- it affords me great
pleasure and must be gratifying to
you to know that after usinS 36 |101-
tles of your l.iuiment on a case of
paralysis which my father was aillic-
terl with. l ivaé able to restore him to
normal condition. Hoping other suf-
ferers may be benefited by the use of
your Liniment, l am. _
Sincerely yours.
GEOJ-I. HOLMES.
"Macs Beef. Wino and, Iron is just
what you need tobuiid up your body
strengthen the blood and restore
your lost appetite. -It will fortify
your system against an attack of
any ailment and ia,B'!ll\9|14|m SPT-
ing tonic. Price 750 a bottle. The
Two Macs. 149 Great George Btrgé.
If you want ' honest
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to repairing of Watches
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' WITH I2lS|Ii|lllS”
Kl’°B8|Y6lY carried the -gospel to the
BYIIIIOSIIB. where probably be was
U99* IHWWII- Evidently he constructed
ills task in a broad way. I-le was ap-
iwlnted to minister at the tablsl. but
U10 ground on which he was selected
f°l' 1-bil work was the gm that no en-
i°¥0d the cont1d£:loa I his brethren
as a man with -given talents. Ho
must needs make good use of his tal-
ents. _
Morcovor as he used those talents
he discovered, as did those abonthlm,
;‘;‘;i.‘.;‘°.:'°.r.:: '1:i.'="r.:°'  
 3 - use bo e
-posed him "were not able to rezlst tire
wisdom and spirit by which he spake.”
Christian workers will ilnd 'thiat faith-
fulness to duty and a larger nterpre-
Wtiun 0f 0lJD0\’i\llili.les will disclose
izreater and greaterpowers ~ in them-
selves. For after all they are only the
l he l¢¢‘°i\t»0d the responsibility. and as-
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The he-ci' of .1 ivlmle imiloch is required to make ;\ ¢-|0y_,._" .
bottles ol Lim ni. Yollcnn safely rmixiire butchers' bills if
you use lhivril i|1</inns and sit-ivs. liut ---it uinst he llovrily
in the ll.»\-ril l»oulr-., No siilsioliitr-.\\'||l rio. The ggrgngd,
and mimisl vrmn oi llo_\'|'il rminoi he coinprr_=:;¢~d -imp,
cheap v:.li‘-~,
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instruments or the Holy Spirit.
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_ WHAT CANADA PAYS!
SOLDIERS PAY AND ALLOWANCES, CONDITIONS 0F ENLISTMENT '
' PROVlSl0N FOR WIVES, MOTl'iERS AND CHILDREN »
Canada is determined that her sons shall be as wcll paid and their families as wt-IL
cared for, as a grateful and wealthy country can afford. '1`hc scale of pay for Ov-..-rseas
Service, the allowances from the Patriotic Fund, and tl.e Pensions, are on a more iiberai
basis than those of any other country eugagedin the war.
SCALE OF PAY
Pay
per day
3argear\tl....... .. .... . .... .... ........ $1.35
Corporala........ . . . . .
    ... 1.10
Private, Buglera, Drummers etc.. . .. ... . . . . . . . . . .1.00
The men arc, of course, fed and clothed by the Government.-
'l`hc Separation Allowance is the sum paid by the Government
enlisted man, or to the widowed mother if the son is unmarried and
This is in addition to part of his pay which is reserved for her.
One-half of a soli<lcr’.s pay is withheld by the Government and
ents. This ensures that at least $35.00 per month is paid by the Government to the wife
' TH E PATR OTIC FUND `
The Patriotic Fund has been created to assist thost dependents of a soldier who
need more help than the Government gives. From this Fund the following sums are paid
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Children of widower:  .  _   . Frm" "'60 1° ‘moo 9°' '"°""‘
Mothers of unmarried men.... . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Children of married men according to age and
_ A number In famiiy......   
PENSION S
The Canadian scale of pensions range for private soldier, from $75.00 per year for' cer-
tain minor injuries to $264.00 for total disability. In case of death $22.00 a month is-paid
to the widow, and $5.00 a month for each chiid.` A widowed mother whose son was her whole
support receives $22.00 :1 month
' CONDITIONS OF ENLISTMENT
Age-18 to 45 years. I-leight-5 feet 2 inches minimum
i ` ' . . HOW TO ENLIST
Apply to LIE-U l`. COL. CAMPBELL or to any recruiting officer LIEUT.
§l2,l.!;]ait\ig.g.‘A)N, MAJOR LEIGH, JUDGE FRASER, Souris, or write for
Provincial Patriotic Society, Charlottetown
1*. EDGAR M¢NU"r'r, Maron, nor. secretary .
$1.50 to $6.00 each per month
Field Separation
Allow-nee Allowance
por day por month
$0.15 $25.00
.10 20.00
V .10 20.00
to the wife of each
is her sole support.
paid to his depend-
Ladies representing the Patriotic Fund pay rt-guiar visits to families oi' men on Over- ` '
seas Service, and give friendly advice and practical help in case of need. `
_ _ Many-employers have pledged themselves to give preference to returned soldiers when
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