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TUESDAY
1"I0l.DilR I .f~The many friends
' _ _ ho | _ of ltr and Mrs S KGIIIU-Alblon.'l`\l0l
galltlpri home ` _ pt.-`wlll bzvorrr “Y M* nm “ld °°“°7°d 'Nm uw”
m -,um mt _ ohm” ¢,, -,,,¢,,,-. midst t sir youngest son. James R0
th curhw - .“@.w‘| br vnn; Mr and Mrs Kemp have the symlla
hut Pm ,B |, mum” f,-om . thy of the whole community in their
wounded anti. part of the muscle and lad l‘°\`°"°°“l
bone being shot away. At latest re-1
 _Wu m,_,,," c°,,,,,,,,.,m, ,,l,_,_ ______:As'ron ctanx -'rue Rev
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_ ‘¢”||AN g`N'|'£|\'1'A||uMgN1' __ County, widely knoin as Pastor J
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gg"-‘;t;¢l:?{mI;°£:gl;¢h:°néléni:;'3;: gmail with the Zion Baptist church Truro
-~=» »-1"-= °1°-~1- 1-111-11 °°°1°~=*l‘::i‘...“t :-i.%.”.:r.. 
panic( by a ‘number of yb isoform _ lil
in Long River Hall. He _ accom-l
era whole dllwlhl and sl _ l
gr-(were much appreciated. ` _n  ei; stationed in Tryon several -
baltch’a address was followed .__with_ 9"! 58
a great goal 1;: att<_s_ntion :»y_th:>_se1-gre-, _ w
aontna- ore ewe evens n e er-f _
»=-1 °-1-»-1=1~ He  11 Kc-12:';‘.rf“°..ra:..;“<z.:‘::;'.::..-°:..:.“ul:
aington tonight and in Miscohohe on _Marg Y
'.rh_“"d“y °v°"mg‘ 5 'Judge McDonald's officer* and daught-
ler of Mrs. Alexander McDonald. Dor-
chester street, bocame the wife of
Mr. Arthur Murphy, fireman. of the P.
- `l_AonALL»-,- Mem-lesson wsu
D|N¢l_-A very pretty wedding took;
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.-
Arcbibald McPherson, Brookfield on
the morning uf Wednesday June 12th
when their third daughter Augusta,_
was united in marriage with Andrew;
Bagnall of Haze Grove. The cere-1
mony was performed by Rev. R. H.|
Stavert in the presence of the immed-
inte relatives and friends of the con-I
tracting parties. The young couple;
were unattended. The .bride elect was'
given away by her father. Miss Mild-_
red Blackford played the wedding'
march. Mr. and Mrs. Bagnall left for_
a1hon“eymoon trip to the west. On
their return they will reside at Hazel
Grove.
SANTA MARIA AT MONTREAL.
Dr. Leo. Frank has received a wire
notifying him that the cnravel “Santaj
Marla," arrived safely at Montreal at:
7 o'clock on Tuesday evening. Thel
Santa Moria in tow oi’ the tug William
Aitken left Charlottetown on Wed-
nesday at 1.35 and presented a very
pretty picture as she moved out of the
harbor. The first two miles of the
cruise were made in eighteen minutes.
or nine' miles an hour. It was claim-
ed by some that the hull of the Santa
Marla was worm eaten. Investigation
proved Dr. Frank says that there was
not a word of truth in this. The bot-
tom of the vessel is of solid oak as
sound as the day it was laid. Captain
_Hunt said before starting that he
would not be afraid to go anywhere
in the world in her. All she leaked
was two minutes out .of_._twel1ty-four
hours, and this intentional.
P. E. I. A. A. MEETING.-A special
meeting of thc Prince Edward Island
Artillery Auxiliaryheld in the Y_M.
C_A. rooms Monday evening was
largely attended. As has already been
stated the object of the organization
is to provide comforts, such as socks,
mitts. eats,'smokes, etc., for Island
artillery men in France. In order to
raise funds for this work, the Auxili-
nry`plans to have a. Garden Party on
the beautiful grounds of tho H. J.
Cundall Estate on Tuesday July 9th.¢
Tea will be served from 4.30 to 6.30
p.m., and ice-cream and strawberries
from 4.30 to 10.30 p.m. Committees
were appointed at Monday night's
meeting' to look after the preparations
and as all the members are most en-
thusiasfic' in their work, an enjoy-
able afternoon and evening is assur-
ed to all who attend. The Band will
be in attendance and everything pos-
sible will be done to ensure comfort
and pleasure tp"'the public.
PRAISE FOR MISS L. M. MONT-
GOMERV.__- The _Saturday Review.
England'ii“il`ig`l'1"5l"»ss literary weekly.
probably the most exacting critical re-
view in London. has this to say of
Miss L. M. Montgomery`s latest novel,
"Anne's House of Dreams,":--"This
little romance is played out to the
wholesome motto of right is might, in
a Canadian fishing village among sim-
ple lovable people. The book, we
gather, is a. sequel to ‘Anne of Green
Gables/ and ‘Anne of Avonlea,' and
it tells the story of Anne's early mar-
ried life at Four Winds Harbor. We
are ashamed to confess that this is
our first introduction to Anne, and
we regret that we missed the oppor-
tunlty of knowing her earlier. We
like her gift of intimacy, and the
friends with which she fills her house
of dreams. There is about them some-
thing of the flavor and the fragrance
which _e_'bave always thought of as
belonggg to New England characters.
lf you ere of their circle you would
most liltely be called Job. or Dave or
Eliphalet, or. if you were a woman.
Marilla, or-Persis, or Cordelia. When
you wanted to emphasize a remark.
you would ejaculate 'believe mel' and
when you were angry you would say
you were ‘real mad.” You would make
_cherry-pies, and frosted cakes and
love your nelghboras yourself. And
if- you were an old maid, you would
wear a chocolate print wrapper pat
terned in pink roses. And you would
never be allowed to remain an old
maid for long. Miss Montgomery’s
touch is delicate and sincere. She
has-8'_real feeling for the haunting
magic of the sea. and a real love for
humanbeings. In her book she makes
ua realle -both."
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respond. After the ceremony the _
happy couple left on a honeymoon
trip to points in New Brunswick, fol
lowed bythe best wishes of a host of
frien
home on a short visit returned to
T
ton who has been Mills Weighinan for
the past two years resigned his position
on1 ay 31st, and left for his home in
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parture he was presented with an ad-
dress accompanied by a valuable foun- _ 
tain pen by his coworkers. Mr. Ful-1
ton was a capable and obliging official 5
and his departum is much regretted by
all who had the pleasure of his acquan- ___
tan e_His place has been taken by Miss
Jean 0 Connor of Lourdes -&. _
fax Herald of Monday says: The
three-mastered schooner reported
Saturday as having arrived the day
bef re from Charlottetown brought
seventy five tons of potatoes from the
wharf where she will discharge. Cap-
tai J. H. Walsh, of Sumlfnerside, -is
master of the vessel and‘she is to
9 lumber hem for __ southern _p0,.t_ r-,~~~ gg f ' _ m, = ‘ =_ -H -5-q_ nf = fan- ine -ng-1  _
1 oe. _ L _ ’ ` , _ _ - ' _ 1 _ ` l:_
day hauled into Black and Fllnn's
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possession of her Island owners was ME
lumber carrier out of the Bay of
ndy for years _ has
Fu Dir
fort
the most Worshipful Grand Lodge of
the 'Masonic Temple, Charlottetown, M
this morning at 10.30. The proceed- ste
in-gs will open with a church service.
_ tur ‘ _ _ _ , :
3'; brethren attending St' James’ at_Coleman. He with his mother, Mrs. 1. Care of all cases of pulmonary
on Wm be delivered by this--GI.;-md.. _e_lhf"McKiii'|lon were last week ren- tuberculosier 1-These cases are dis-
Chaplain, Past Grand Master Rev. T. ai
F. Fullerton, D. D. ln the evening u
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Rogers. Charlottetown is the M. W.
Grand Master this year
A.
while in Barricks in Char1ottetown,_A
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of Charlottetown. in the shape of
very grateful. His illness although n
not specially severe was very much
lightened by the thoughtfulness of.
WEDNIUDAY
The angel of death vislted the home
1\°u
lar former! of Selma, Hants
has closed his engagement
ro -Halifax Herald -(Pator
is known in this Province, hav
'be .
k.
EDDING BELL8.-Notre Dame
aret Power. late lttenographer in _
.I.R. The bride was gowned 'in
hite satin with whito hat to cor-
ds.
..'°TRENTON NOTES - Mr. Jam-
re ton last week. Mr. A. G. Ful-
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uysboro, N. S. Previous to his do-
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MAsoNic GRAND |_oooE.- 'rss 5°'
f Prince Edward island will meet in
urch in a body where a special ser-' F
late Past Grand Master. Nell Man-ls’.ei-§.l;
i will be unveiled' Mr Ben amm
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FULLY coNv»ALEscEN'r_-Pte 5°
mallpox which hc had contracted W
eturned to duty yesterday. Pte.l
overy_ During his illness be receiv- h
ri many kindnesses from the citizensl h
he many citizens who were good
y third annual communication of llc
grit.
McDonald. who has been spending Hte
a. ten days holiday at his home in a
_ I _ _ _ an _ _ _
Montiw lo while wnvalesing from as only moving slowly othcrwiso thc factured in at factory in Toronto con-
result might have been very serious. trollcll by the I. S. -C. ‘and a small
s it was, the car, despite the efforts bralicli will likely be established in
fthe clxauileur to avoid thc lad. each military centre, that for the
D in _ f .t _ ° _ _
C Ona wa” one 0 the hree easel truck hun and knocked him down. li Maritime Provinces likely to 1bo in
of smallpox and has made a good_re~ Ts
ROSS RECEIVES APPOINT land All cases of recurrence of war Boyd Livingston Daniel C McKln
NT --Dr Alex Ross of this citv disabilities in discharged soldiers in ley. Joseph H8-Yl0Y.Alf1`9ll Gfllllt. RUS
been appointed Deputy Medical P E Island should make application
ector for the Province Dr Ross through him for treatment
ved a. year in Military Medical ser The care ot the lnvalided soldier is
e in England and he is to be con-l divided into two stages: (1) Before
tulated on his appontment to this discharge by the Army Med'ical Corps
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons important position. Department of Militia arid Defence:
2 After dlschar e b the lnvalided
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WELCOME VISITOR.--Mr. John- Soldiers -Commission, 'Department of
Kinnon. who has been absent in that Soldiers Civil Rc-Establishment.
ates for the last 29 years, has rc- The Medical Department of the l.
ned on a. visit to his former homo S C has seven functions or duties
ing former' acquaintances with charged from the Armyfor -treatment
ends at Cardigan.Kinkora and Sum-I under the I. S. C. as `_soon as dia-
beaumul me size on painting of we merside. Mr. McKinnon sees inanylgnosed.  ‘ I _
M1525 Q11 the Island since he lefi 2. The care of the"pert_t1ane_ntIy in
l’§l`-H- " sane, epileptic-s and feeble'-inind'ed_ ‘
-___ _ 3. The care of incurables or cases
A CLOSE CALL -A lad named likely to bc of long. duration and' re-
onaghan had a narrow escape from qulring institutional treatment.
l‘l01lH lllillry yesterday afternoon. 4. The inanufactiire and supply oi
attempted to cross Weymouth St, orthmpuodlc appliancea. 'such as arti-
fll£1L‘01'1l0l`0fl"ll-I’-l`0y Si. in front of tlcinl logs and arms, boots' forinjured
automobile. l<‘ot'tunalely thc our feet, splints, étc. These are manu-
thought that he was hit hy thc Hnllfax_ -
w0UNDED_._.Mrs_ Murdoch Bu(-1, fb) Cases in institutions under the '°""E"""'-5'*
enough to remember him_ anan. of this city, has been notified C0"ll'0l 'll' 'he `l~ S- C- (C) ll'€f9ClB Of
- that her son.. Pte. Thomas Buchanan. U19 lflfilll (U10 l0 Will' H01’VlC0- ' ' a
|1' PAVS T0 ADVER1-|5E__That it formerly of 0’Leary, has been wound- lf- "WY be Of l1ll91`9Sf- -10 Cll-lZGl'lS $0 `
"ill" FUR AUHING.
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their feel, all day know what sore, ten- _
43°F. Bilelty. i»\'ning feet mean. Them. I
use "
right up.lt keeps feet in perfect condit- f
lon. "Tis" is the only remedy in the 'C
world that draws out all 'the poisonous
exudations, which puff up the feet and D
cau_se_tender, sore tired', aching feet _
needed a keeper- and an assistant for 5
his fox ranch at Rosebank. He wrote a - -
small carefully worded advertisement city- has 59°” lll F1'HllC0 Sl11C0 NOV- "lu N°~ 6 which lllcludes P- E- I5' -`1‘ [1
8th_»1916; He was wounded on Ap,-H land for the Department of Militia and » Q*
which he had inserted in three issues 2
er was secured by Mr. Gordon Webb, m
of Charlottetown, who is a thoroughly N
slgnment of island foxes to a party in W
Mr. Hugh Mclnnis of Southport. li.
pays to advertise all right ---- --in The
Guardian especially. W _ _
ast week and embraced ull depart 'ho dl‘“’~l’l¢"l Holflleffi N05 °nlY are “Bclvtf” Flour art itflll Zed*
Presenting the Dominion - _ m on and in order CCHS- L-   
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eadllght. which struck him on ilu 5. The rare of cases of recurrencl
eu1l,__though fortunately n_;>t hard of war disabilities.
9110118 £0 102111116 S€1`i0llS in l11`y. A 6. Medical care of nicn undergoing li
delicacies' fruit’ etc' for which he is doctor was called in and found that industrial re-education. ' `lll`l50l10l'1l‘ WGFB military prisoners. and
o bones were broken. 7. Dental care of:_ fa) ex-soldiers in regard -to the escape of 'doserters
undergoing industrial re-education.
th, 191_6,_, at vlmy Ridge, but went Defence up to April lst this year. and ,, . - ' .
he had Ove, one hundred appucguons back to France on Nov 23 1917 and was chairman of the Medical Relief “B63-VCI' Fl0\1l` 15 35 lllllf0l'U1 -
sell McLean, Philip Bagnall
There were no criminal cases on
docket and the Chief Justice. in ac
eordance with the custom, was pre-
sented with the emblematic pair of
white gloves. ' -
His Lordship the Chief Justice in
his charge to the Grand Jury referred
to the -pleasing fact that there were no
criminal matters to receive their at-
tention. The same remark applied to
Summer-side, where -there was 'only
one criminal case tricd at the last ses-
sion. which case had' been held over
from the previous session. This was
a very satisfactory- state of affairs.
The -more so ln view of the' fact that
bien were needed for other purposes'
than being put into jail,and the steady
decline in criminal offences since the
war broke out might be taken as an
indication that the people were ans-
wering the call 1to a. higher duty. It
was' but right, 'he said. to allow a due
needs of approval to the Department
of Justice under whose administration 1
the criminal laws were carried out;
His Lordship instructed the Jury on
their duties in regard to visiting the
jail and other public lnstitutions.- Ac-
cording to the record, two prisoners
had escaped' from the jnll. it would bo
the duty ofthe Jury to enquire into
this matter and report upon it. The'
His Lordship stated that it was the community. Visitations were adeto
duty of every loyal citizen. especially the Hospital for the Insane. e In
of that class of citizens from whom llr
ary and the T B C Hospital in
m
grand Juries were drawn, to exercise connection with these two lnatitu
the law was broken and giving infor- found everything to be in a very set~
vlgllente in discovering cases where tions ln the Insane Hospital we
a
mation immediately to the officers of is
the law. l6
f ctory condition, the' rooms 'spot-
ssly clean and well ventilated, the
Judgment was given by the Chief kitclien department was also found to
Justice in the fox case of J. C. Milford be in good shape and the food pure,
va. Dr. A. B. Reid. In this case tried w
before Mr. Justice Hasvtrli and 3 jury si
last year a verdict was found for the
holesome and everything tojbe _de-
red. _ - ` 
The condition of the lniirmary was
plaintiff for $500. whicli he paid in to highly satisfactory and the patients
the defendant when a fox company .appeared to be contented inevery l'8~
was being organized. The defendant gpm; The '1‘_ B, (}_ Hospital lg bright,
applied for a. new trial but the Chief w
ell ventilated and most satisfactory
.luslicc in his judgment confirmed the to the patlenlg confined ln thls_b|-_auch
verdict in favor of the plaintiff. Mr. of me Fglwnwogd |m.,|,lli||;l0m;_ .-_ _1.
:lustice Fitzgerald delivered judgment
disagreeing with the Chief Justice 0|
The Jail was neitt visited, where
eanliness was very noticeable. At
and stating that in his opinion there the present time them me °nly_",°
should bc a new trial. The verdict_ pusonerm one cmmned for “each of
fm' ‘lm 1"“*“'~"f- h°‘”°"°1- 5181148- the Prohibition Act, and me inner ss-
. _ _ _ g
Donald McKinnon for plaintiff J J 1"
_a military deserter. We looked
J°l""‘f°“- K~C~- fm' defendalm 'carefully into the matter regarding
Tlle grand .lllry'S ffillort follows: the escape made of two prisoners on
To the Honorable Chief Justice and the 19th day of June, and from infor-
Assoclato Judges of thu Supreme mation submitted by the Jaller we
Court: are advised that the escape was ef-
The grand jury_of June term beg fected through one of the ventilating
to report as follows: sl
rafts there being only a wooden
lt is with pleasure that we concurlgratlng, whereas we strongly recom-
with His Lordship ln congratulating mond that this be replaced with heavy
the Province on the absence of crime ir
on bars, thus ensuring safetly here-
from this large and populous county, after. We further recommend that
which is a strong indication of the ad- iron grating be placed on all windows
vancemonl. and intelligence of the in connection with the jail building.
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ay not prove serious. His brother q
eil. who was wounded in the same Th" D€'1Pal'lm@Ul- Of S0l'll01'}`i Clvll  PlCCC. 1 `
experienced fox man and who some battle on April 9th, 1916_ was also Re-Establishment of which éir James I .
time ago personally delivered u c,n_ able to return to the battle line and Luugheflil lil U10 Mllllilel' llllll lW0 ts Propartlons are 35 3CCul'°
as again wmmdeu on April uh, 191s_ llfr~llChf=f1-011° llslllr: the Board of atc] fixed and as scicnfa H
_]amm_ The assistant Secured was and is now ln Englani Pen-sion Commissioners and the other Y _ i I Ca Y `
the lnvalided Soldiers Commission. d¢t¢fm1n¢d_ _ _ _
_.*STR|KE ENDED _ The sg,-im. This department deals with that most
hlch began at noon on Thursday 0, important work the re-habilitation of Tll¢ Wl’\€9-t8 ll8C(l lil mllllllg ' \'”‘“' \ ,, ,
bumm “"0 d ' t d the men receive E 5ubg;an¢|a| inc,-6,139 lness and labor world on equal terms
U' U" °° an °°"" f pay dating back from Ap,-|| 13th and with~equal chances of success. ‘i
,,,l‘,-“_ . _ ' _ last fortnightly pay days and practical At the present time there are nearly
_ egggnlllon of meh- Un|0n_ The glee] three thousand men in classes under
,,_ orks (000) six hundred besides a The Dalton Sanatorlum which now
_ large number employed ln the Emp. is under the charge of the lnvalided ' -_
yard. During the sheel boom me Siolrliers Commission _with I_)r_. Gar;  
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ments and employees of the “tee the disabled soldiers' given medical _ y
works and shipyard came in an ond "ar" b‘ll"lll'l’Y "0 lailglll “BW tlildoa ` ‘nd the Percultages °f
/it
for the positions. The position of keep- his h°f"e friends 110119 “lat ills W°l““dS S§_'_'“"“'°° d“"“g’ the H“"‘“" DMS in uality as a minted five dollar / ' '
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on Monday evening the 17;), “mp ‘r professions which lit in with their _ ' l
thmugh the goo.; office., of the NG.. ussbuny in order that they may be _ flmen’ starch fm am - / _
Glasgow Board of Trade and M,-_ _y__ restored to a ileld of usefulness as mmd by Chemlcal I '
C. Watters re . citizens of the Do ini ' I _
_'__ Government the diffs;-ang malgel-B in hat they”may be able as individuals
ispute were satisfactorily adjusted and ‘O °01llDfl'l0 Wllll othel’ men in the bus~

dll: works at present employ a total of going industrial re-education by the(  °~__ /- :M
`i._ __ (1800) eighteen hundred men the car lllvflllllfill flvltllers Commission. "'- _ _ _ / I
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a _ A' "$5 _ ' 1 ‘ _  _ v i- ‘ f _
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pays to advertisawas amply proven by ed;-suffering from 3, gunshot wound know that Lieut. Colonel -McKolvey _  s _
the recent experience of Dr. Leo. in fight thigh Hlld 1`lSl1f leg. and WHS Be" is me '“'th°r of tw° b°°l_‘“9 “The ~ ’1",/’ \ :
Frank of Cha,-10ttewwn_ T-he doctor-admitted. to 19th Casualty Clearing l"_l_1`Sl (_3_l1l1'8-lll__lil1_l;_ in___I‘_;‘;1nce__)__t_;nd_ the _ ‘VI _
“ o 1 e _" _ _  _ 1 ' - '-
ation on June 14th. Pte. Buchanan "fl C 0 9 H “X ,9-5 9*' -. >_- Hg i N:
ho enlisted with the wsu. is this Ha was A- D- MMS- for Military Dis- 1 1 ' ‘ ~-“fi-.;“
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of establishing those great lndust 110W paviliong is well under way and_  YCQFS llld YCGTS 0f¢XPCl'l¢llCO~'- lldfli  l'l'lflbh'Wf.éSf¢l'll BPH if l .1  - -
0lIl1lllsl=l0ll. accompanied by Dil.
Dugald Stuart of Halifax, Medical
irector for the Maritime _,Provinces
rrlva/I ls. ax.- _"__ ___ .
The June term of Supreme Court of
Queen‘s County opened in Charlotte-
t d
own yester sy Knornlng. His Dord-
ship_Chie_f Justie Mathleson. Mr.
Dx ' teel works alone employed a total of "|5011 BR Medical Stmerintendent is . .. Y -. '1 _
kd ff f ur thousand men Much of the cred being trebleil in size The work on the
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a m ar po tion in the Eastern 9 '15 I 0 all l ll' 1lll'UU~flY'0X -_ _
/ Car Company. Mr. Frank H. Crock- .cellell lllstitutlon for the treatment " ' » ~  ` _-" 1 ' fi _§
-fx ml of Tennessee. U. s. A. is now of ill srwlvsis will be made one 01"* f , ' - “ ' _  ' I
- Preslde_11tor»t-hs-scam steel ds. 'rim the illbst up-todaie and alllslellt in " -  A ' '.-
gagarsrooattached to this position is Cllllllfll- N ' 1
. ..w th 'a bonus on pr0du¢u0|-|_ Lieut. Col. Bell and Dr. Stuart ~ _` _ ’ _`
Pe°p]° who are forcad t° “und °" &. leave -this morning for the mainland* ' ' " 1 1-  ~ 1 ' ‘
the f rmer proceeding to Ottawaandi EGUUHY IUUJ f0l' qfldd|llllPll||‘ry. Mull(  I " 1
.. . . _ -Lleut. Colonel P. McKeive B ll Dr. gtuart to Halifax. ‘ 1
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or Canada for the -lnvalided Soldie s
flavour that you cannot get wit
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