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l>llEMlEll llllSElllulrS ISMASHING smut  vlcloiliv .
lusllEE MESSAGE 'covEnS lllE Town or LENS
To P  British Advanced to Depth oi; Mile on Four Mile Front
mmm- Capiurin Hundreds ol Prisoners and Inllictin Serious _
On the illtieth anniversary ol' the to continue 1 do their full hare i g I g '
.,,,,,_ _,,  ,,, _ ,,,,,,,,,,    ;’,, mm, ,,,,,,,_,§ ,,,,,,,,"_ Losses on Enemy. Delences of Lens Now Practically
' . . 2;
reminded that Prince Edward lslarltl llrituin and her Allies in bringing in
W-aa virtually _tile t‘radle ol t`ont’cti_‘ a sllccessful cont-lusic-ll this great
ration. for it was at Charlottetown ful contest.
September' 1, 1864 that the dt.-Inga' »~‘. The steps already taken to me-ct
first me-t wllo were al`tcrwartI.~` attcr war conditions will -he continued.
responsible for bringing into union 'i`llc_v include preparations for lilo
the dii'i'cl'eilt provinces ill (`al\ada audlscttllllg ot' our soldiers on the iand,`
in Septcvnlber 1914 ill the tlouncil tltting tllcln out as agricnlturists, ur-EFI
(`llarnllcr ill the l’rovincial lluildlnt<,tisans alld for t.-ther conditions ill lite.
a bronze tablet was erected in coin-;'l`llc nlovenlcllt for Hood. llcrlnzllnznt
memoration ol' the event. (ln tlll:<vl'oa<is, which is bl,-ilu; intl'odnt'ed in
lnemolahle day it is well tllal lin' other l’l‘o\'llu:t.~' must also receive the
people of the Provillce silt.-uid atxaillllattelltloll ot` this Province alld with
be rclnillded oi' the tragic war whit-hl thu aid about tc- be 0i`t`ered by the
la being waged ill Fr;-lncc and Flalui- l"edernl tlovclnnlcnt this island will
ers ill defence oi’ liberty and civiliza- he enabled to cuter into such a
tioll. ()llr tilougllts should no out toIscllenlc. f
the many island boys who, le.lvlu_l:|
‘behind all that was dearest to thcln,
.llt;'nle, relatives, friends, ease and
tcontenlment. went to a task entitli-
`ing arduous labour. discomfort, ini-
sery, sllflerillgs and even death, ill
order that we wllo rc»nlailled at honlc
might retain the freedom from op-
pression fought for by our alll-esttn-.~i
in centuries past. Let us at this so-
lelllil nlonlent take conllsel alld ask
ourselves whether we have done our
'l`he Prohibition t‘olllnlis.~doll is
ahold to colllnlcllce its labors. 'l`lll‘.y
will rcccive |`l‘0ln tllc Goverlrlnellt all
encounter. ~
'l`ilt,» prospects for an abundant har-I
and wlletllel' we have risen to the lc-
vei ot the obligations imposed upon
ua by the needs oi' the lilonlent.
lt is to be feared that many of us
will realize how little we have really
done. Can we me-asure in dollars
and cents the value of our liberties?
Were this wur to cost us one half of
our wealth, of our ease and comfort
would victory be too dearly bougllt?
Can nnyone.hes_itate_ in answering
with an emphatic No? Le-t ui than
cherish and appreciate such liberties
and show our interest to retain the-ni
by fighting oppression.
On assuming the rcspollsibiiities ol
Premier of this' Province, I desire to
say that the measures inaugurated -by
lm' predessessor in aiding the prose-
cution of the war will be continued
and such others taken as will assure
Canada and the Empire that the peo-
»ple of this Province are det.ermlned»
in tile \vclt`al' ot' the l’ ‘
clrne-ally asked to lend their best
.led iol' anti assisted ill becolnlng good
law. order -and gc-od feeling among
nil nationalities and creeds may pre-',
vail; that justice to all and favour
to none may be l'endel‘ed to the end
that Prince Edw-ard island may take
a proud stand among the Provlllcels
oi' Canada, and live u-p to its name
of "Garden oi' the Gulf," ,
A. E. ARSENAULT.
l’rc'nllcl"s Oilice , t_`harlc'itet0wn.
July ist., 1917. |
’ ' `-`-'~`~"-'-’~'~ v'-`->-`-'-`-'ff-r-‘f ---' -=_' -A--~ ~ » -~ - ___-_» -_»_-_-_»_~_- ¢_~_»_»_- ». ~._ - -_-_- _ _- _~_-_-_-_-_-___-_~_~ _ _
TWO MORE WUUNDEIJ
ISLAND SOLOIERS REIURN
Gunner Ferguson Robertson oi Marshfield
and Driver J. A. Gosbee oi Murray Harbor,
Welcomttl Back to the island.
Two more war-scarred island not-_all.| tlrallaln. who let; t`llallotteiowo`
dicrs arrlvml In the I-il_v on Saturrlay » |;cc|\lltl_\' for l-Illuland. .»\notll'~r
hy the S, S. Aralllllolt-. 'l'hc_\' were brothel. Morpt-til, who wu< with tl»l~|
Driver J. /\. (lul‘ll~e, ol' l\lnl.‘a_v liar ilhlh. was killed wllcu l-`cl'g|lson was?
hor. and (lunller l<`cl'g\lsell ltollcrtsuul ow-r in lllllglllllrl. ( I
of Marshfield. I liolh tlozlwt- null llolwrisoll will up
ln‘i'ol'e the ho:-pltal hoard for l`urthcrI
Tliey were lnvt at tim wharf on ||.,.,\|,.,,.m_ I
 l`aIl,']r‘l;';llr;»]t`mllYrt. gg”S.ml\l':|lll::;{;I;l` 'l‘ht»_\» al-rivl-ri ill lilllilax |"li(l;lyi
_ _ ‘ - '~ - ‘  on the ship wltich lll'olll<Ilt over iiv-r\
toll. Rev. (.anou Sinlpsou ann _Mix |,;,n,|I.,,,| w0m,m,|| <;,m|(.,.g_ -|~|.,;_‘.i
.Ialnea lllton. A llctachlllcllt ll un “.;,.,, lm. 01,15- H(-U |_<1,m.| _q.,|(|t,l.,., ml
the draft, .now in_ t‘llllrlott-town vs-I |P(m_d_` _ -
;:"‘°‘I[othtéI Igfii-(`;lt';l!0}{“'§l*lrf.‘tlplclrll1:1 Nllrsilll: :<i.~xtcr Mis< \\’innl.~ fill'
"II ° F’ ' F ~ " ""` A ' I.coll also l-anle out on this ship ill
ureslsios 0% .\‘_'¢1"0me_""9_"' ‘I‘I“‘l"‘I cllarlzt- ol’ the wollndcd men and ar!
by “YG” B’°“'“- DI' I‘"II"""‘\ “"'I rived ill t'llul'leitcto\vn Saillrdav ol;
Mm' John' Ji" “Ei 1 Ia-V HNF' I les!-rs.rltulirrtarln n-nti"IfitNsi1¢\.’l~rIct"|.‘:
hm, l~lllisitc'l ill t"llarlottl~town with,mr\,_h'..§r»;|,@n,¢3,.j" 1,p,¢__)-»;- 'fgmgpngt
the 98th bingo ll;ltlel'_\'. lie Wil* _ illv~.l'|ii'til' WHS il t:llif+{.=:\l"i €I"lil!\'<“'
ttal~-."t|'rr-tl ' l tht- i"lcld Al2illt=l`?-"I |;f,|`,.I ,mm U.. ,,_ -,-,-
onl; nlolltll lifter l_,oin;: to lillclaull MM. H_`,,m,. H."-nv _
llc \v.¢\ I-lui' lnmtllf: Ill Fran--l . ` _ __   
._-pondillg one nlonth at Yprc and. . _ _
tile bnlallcn ol the time on "ut \ H" “ " ` I H Lh 
l~lonlnle, Ile wllu woullded on tll|~ ‘ i"\1l'|~`l( \ i'i ,N I 
night oi’ October 2l:<t. lust il; ilit? ~~ ,` ,
Solnmr lighting rt‘ceIv"ll; n gunshotl 'IDE' nn' '
wound in “lc left nrln at the elbow, V ,_ _~~-ff ' _
while hrlluzintl UD lllnmuniiion. llr. _iillltliw l`tl. .luiv A--~ Souhwor-cl'l_\'
WM 3,.n¢_ to ;.jm:|m.,| am,-| Spam ,.igh| wllnl-1; uw-n._iul\nl showers.
mmulu. in l<f».;llll0v lln_tpll.lll in vm-lt-I Tile' ltllrltwt tt"-'NUMB'-"ttf femffl "
Hh|,,,_ ,md was lnim. 1,", to gm yesterday was 7_5 degrees above. At.
t`nnad'1n t‘onvalcscf-nl (lamp at in “_ Ht Il WH-‘I 07 “\’U""? ni- 9 P~ '"~~
Deal. ills left hand It somewhat if WHS 55 flh0V"< Til" '~"'I'|°""- me pm'
shrulzkon and it is still quite weak. Vifllltt "IRI" WM 53 f\\‘0V0~.
but secfnm to be grtilngstlnnger. TIIP WI" ‘VIII IW hm* i“"I“hI ‘H
Gunner Robertson is the .lon of|9-23. tomorrow. at 10117 and Tuesday
M,-_ pew, MCNMI- Rtf,|,¢,nmn,» mf nt 11,07; it will be high this morning
Mnrr.‘1tlc~‘d. He also left Flmrlnltt- ‘at 725. tomorrow at 8.16 and Wed-
mwn with the asm slime Bmw. ner-'lay at 9-10-
ne was severely injured 1" gpg The sun sets this evening tomor-
knee in France. and was sent. over row and Wednesday Bi- 5-07; it F1563
to Ramsgnte Hospital -in nglanrl t0m0rrovr lnnrninl! Bl 4-35- WMUEB'
and subsequently to Birkenhead tiny at 4.37 and Thursday 4-33-
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Hospital ' I The moon sets tomorrow morn- `“ ` I MAKKING sc'N‘
Feeling reference was made hy IHS ttt 257 Mid W0d\10Hf|BY Bi 12-
,he speakers at me x,Hcept|on_ to the The ni." qua,-mr of the mmm wa; ` ,From photograph of Con1i'.l\".::lo..-tivo Tablet in
, , , _ »» _ , _ th (Tele lite' of the Your provinces
loss which Gt. Robertson had aut- on Wednesday- JUN’ 2701. at 1108 0 mg mu.; .rofzmwes nm? the Dominion
tallied in the death of his mother. 1-le m. . _
did not hear ol it until he reached The moon Will D0 ft!" 011 W°ftll\¢9',
Picton. It will be remembered that day. July ith Bt 4-41 D m -
ho- tus three 'tnfotllen st-ill at the The length or today and tomorrowh
front,-» Bnnuermln, with the Dra- will be thirteen hours and. thirty
goonl, Preston. with the A. H. o..‘~ mintpss -
 \ . I .~ ‘
. " '_ X ‘ Tan '
` ‘ I ‘ /I\_.’_ -\
I
tional lllt`ol'lnalion. 'lilo hrlve lil-i
Itisll troupir lia\'<' ati\'all<‘»»(l to ll dcptll
I
lnllts nc.l,- thc city ul' l.::lls. 'I`hl~_\'
have captured llulldrcds 4.1’ prisoller=
I in British Hands.  , ' _
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I.(lI\'i)tlN.~t()lllciaI)-f~ llrltisll c'
turn'-l lurlhel' portions ot' cnclny lint-:
of over a nlilt- alonr, a trout ut' Your in Ihr- vicillity 1.1.' liens. lil air eu-, KILLEIJ.
t'olllllel'> live llun planes wort, lu‘0ugil_ I
down. (lug lirilil-:ll plane is lllrls-
zlnd nlaIl_v lnacllinc nuns .\ :=\-.l'il-»;I.-illg.
ol' .»=tl'lrl|f_'I_\- or=_';lllizclI fil~tl\ll.<i\'l~ elm ;Sol‘gt, I*l1l.~;.\s<-tilt. the l*`l'encll \\'ar (lor
nl_v s_vst~'lll.- on holh hlnll~ oi' th;» ri I ENEMY ATTACK REPULSED ON rl=snolltlcllt with the British, was kill-
vcr Soil!-llc:'. te\'f;‘illg thc town of BELGIAN FRONT. ict| yestel'tla_\‘ whilst watching the
Lens have ln-cn t-lpturt-=i. 'i’ll1- lirl (Canadian Press Despatch.) ,'IIt»'|l|iHt§ ill 1-0115-
tish Ios.<<‘_\- lvwrl- ,~.li;;llt`hul lin- 1-ll<‘lu_\‘
_ |sut`l`cl'cd coin-i<ll\|-alll(-= tasllzlitit-.< and traclis on atlvallct-d po:~'t.~i were rcpuls - FRENCH ARMOURED CRUISER
tht. assistallce and suppt.-rt llecessal-5. pesililalf. oi' ltrcay stl'<-n_'.~,\h nntl tm- t-d. .\ltillel‘_v lighting was vcry at-I SUNK'
to ovcrcollle the dlillcultics they nla_\' II"“I ""‘I »*I"ili“.'li\' IIlll'lH`I-tilt-"' lH1S>'\`I..il\`U- .
into thc liritisil hands.
|ll<iI.(ilA.\' OI"i"I(’|.-\i..- lllllclny at
wgt are "ow nmnnwsl and “wh stopsi GERMAN A-T-TACKERS ALMOST HINDENBURG AGAlN OFFERS ANI was nlade last night that the nrlllorcd
I . .. - _ ,. . . . . ~ .
must he when as will M.t.0m mleummil AN|H|LA-I-ED_ ARMISTICE T0 RUSSIA. |rruist,l` l\lch<.l had atrurk tl lnllll, elf
_ . . . , l_.._ A
`,(Hmm_m mm All Lm/lem* nl‘m(_bw‘l LM) "IKM look md( 1,4 pl( ml U), hul,_ has ~;,.lln oitcltd an .lllnlstlre out to l»lt.l
man troops -ldv'ln‘inl, \v-rc allno t
annlhiiat- _' the ill-tn . " li :
Verdun front alld taken 85|) prisoners.
DEADMANS Hl|_|_ CHANGED purposrs and a total of $1,01.‘<,t)00.000 ARR”/ED WWHOUT M|sHAp_
HANDS Five ‘rllvlgs SA1-UR. ith the Allied f-t.-unlrlcs. (Canadian mes., Despatch)
DAY NIGHT- I ---__-i-- l‘AR.1S.---tileirlyed hy consort-'I`hf‘
(Ca"a°"3" P'°S5 D°3PHACh) fll'~t expeditlonal\ 1 llti of American
Plnls--(0lllclall_ lieatllnllwq url  I S  ‘ ` , `,..,, ,`,,, , -W, ,,,.Ge,,._,.,.1
-‘ - " - - - ' ' . l I at if . '
changed hands live tiilnes in llvclyf ' J NNf:Ii?bI..nSll»rj.l'N? arrived sljifely at a
flshtlnl; uc'-11' Vcl'<tul\ -\`=1turrl-'1.\' utah'    l-‘mat-ll port. ll<»ar-.-ullnlral tlleaver.
and was llnaily abandoned hy bothl Iilils. cabled Secretary of the Navy Da-
slrles. ‘German attacks ‘on thc Alsllol P ' _ ~ I '
and Champagne t'r<nn were 1--~pulsell
by Freucll.
ALL ENEMY ATTACKS REPULSED.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l"AltlS.--ttllllciallf All cnon|_v at-
tacks north of St. Quentin lvcrv- rc
pulsed.
,mmuq hdmumg ot the Mme (Canadmn press Despatch) (Canadian Press Despatch) sunk. 'l`lll'et_-. ofilccrs and lilirtyflvc
l_h`_`(_ _md umm (uhm m(m(_m` IA __ Ulllldxl _Hunk On th itll l<.\llA(»la.\ - ltpol vt men wt-rn lost. Phe l\lchcr had come
tran.~'p0rtatioll facilities for the expo-I _ :IK
- ~ . - - .. I - _ _ . `
'  - . . I .   >uls. .\ tl ~' - -» -I `   “lt IS " " II
full duty towards those brave bo,\'SIwiil receive thc- ahttention oi the (lo~I V""‘I"" min' “""‘i "L Iicml ““"'* Hill ‘umm (iomlm.murws that lmulfxnl from Immr' Arriuu' and was on its
e rovlnce are ~ ' ‘ ~ L -' * " ____,_..,,.__.__,_,..`._~ _ ,_,_W_.Wc_,.,._,.~_,.,. ._ __ ..._..,.,_.~_»_~...~._~~_~., ...__.-_..~__-_--.
' td in ` ch \\lt tht
l
:o»opel'ation in order tllzlt all clll'l.VIPx“"p‘I°" ‘ir mm Sim' th" (I"""'a""‘
and suct'essl'lll conclusion ot' the wal" were °"'7'.ywI"""? IIIIDIIIFQII' 7 9
lnay ‘be brought about and peace res- I `
tered; that our soldiers may 'be prov' FRENCH CAPTURE 850 PRISON"
sas. I ____ ___
. and useful citizens; that our farmers tC3"f\‘»Il'3'\ PWSS D°SP-“Ch-)
and tlsllcrlncn and all other classes icanadmn press D°sp“'°h') , I y(Cf"_a',d'ff"‘ SrV",°_D°'s_pat°h") ` .\IP,_\V YORli.~_-~ lr is _believed that
of the community may-prosper; that -_ VARIS"mm°I"'I)`_ 'I_'h_"` l""€N“`II “"\S'h"`°('I0""` rua Irw'“”"_ In nlmut 35.000 Amt-ri~‘an troops have
' 'have captllretl new positions on thc l’t\l`illlUli- l0fIl1}' Uilicml an ‘“I‘m“"""l I landed or will have done so in Frnllr-.lr
.$10,000,000 ni tn.. or-all; or lil-llnln
Iluaking a total oi’ $5tl0_000.000 for wa:
A cable recfivrd _veeterdlly |_»\
Nils, ti`ol.) S. R, .lenklu< an
liouncc.~- that her son, lliajor J. 5%
.lclikins llad been tim-ol'lltt'_l Satul
day at llllclcilllrilanl Palace will-n thc
Kinl: collfcrretl tho llisI.illl!\lIFtI\<"I
Servlet- ()rdc'r upon illln lt will he
|‘cnlclllll<'l'ctl tllnt Major .lellkin»~
wus listed tl few weeks ago with
tllrcc othr-'r island otllccrs, Illajol' I),
l\lcl{inllin bla ol \\' l’row
l
[_\_ . _ ~j - , n, .is-_
`and liicul. Palllcr lioopcr, as having
MInnrd'u Llnlment cure: distemper. ‘
won the ll. S. ().
(Canadian Press Despatch.) ‘FIVE HUN `_ PLANES BROUGHT' to Russia. He wlsllns to suspend have been greatly extended so as to
l.()Nl)t)i\'.~ - 'l`lle 4-arty oilicial tics- NDOWN. hostilities durilu: the ciectltfll ol' de- embrace hall a continent; our popu-
Ipatchcs annollncilln thc nr:-at vivid , Ilc;;att.--s to tile I-ollstitlltiollal conven-
es near l.cns are ct .\[`|rlllr~d by addi- (Canadian Press Despatch.) I tion.
ap
NOTED WAR CORRESPONDENT
E
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
lIl‘]./\ l)Ql'All'1`El{S.~
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
l’.-\-RlS,~» /tn etilcial anllollncement
linl hi. .\i lthicll (nl \\'('.tlneslla_v and
35,000 AMERICANS
(within ll few days.
nlels. saying the expeditltn has arriv-
|ed safely.
l _______l____
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
WASlll1\'G’i'ON.» l<_2lghty~seven
(lt»rn;all lncrcllallt ships seize.-tl ill Ain
l-rican ports were today turned over
to the shipping board by President
\\`il:=.ln for operzltioll. The other li
have already been turned over to thc
liwy dc-.pnl'inlent.
na.-_-_-_-_»_*_*_z' _ ~._ .44 .4 44 _-_-_-_-_-_-_-vp-_~_-_~,-_-_-_-r_»_~_-; _-_~ 4 . _ .»\-:_-_~: _vx _-_-_~_-_-‘-‘_~r-_-`-*_*_“ ~“ “f`~“~“~`f“-“-‘ ‘ “ “ ‘-*f“~“f * ` A 2'*-`-"‘ 'V 'E ' ` °‘ _:'22 ' 'Y`Y'Y'Y"'_"`_" _'_'_'A:"`_`_'- > _
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phot rapil: Lib] ilrom -the collection
ow NND pr`i`r'iclpal inscriptiolris e
Tapper, Bart.,'P. C., G. C. M.
1866-7 delegates representing
Westmtinster Palace Hotel,
\.‘\-fb
itvlll the ill
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war which devastates civilization, we!
pause lor it moment to consider the
t"anada of half a century ago and
the (`anada of to-day. Much has
been added to us; our -h¢.»ulldal'iea
lation has nearly trebled; there hart'
been a mcasureable development or"
our resources; we have grown enor-
mously in production, comrnerce and`
wealth; facilities ot' colnmunlcatioli
and transportation have been pro-
vided beyond all anticipation; the
general conditions of llic and the
standards of living have been cou-
spicuously raised; educational facili-
ties have been greatly enlarged. ‘lu
PREM-IEE sollDENfS
JUBMEE MESSAGE
T0 CANADA
"Amid the welter and horror of aiin the last analysis, upon the chan
acter of its people, as exemplliled in
their ideals, and by the capacity for
sacrifice and devotion in fulfilling
the national purpose.
.lodged by this unfalllng test, (‘a-
nada stands uuashalned before the
world. ln 1866, the year 'before our
t`oni`eder:l‘tion was born. Prussia
snatched from Austria the hegemony
of the German states, and took her
tirst step along the awful path that
has lcd her to the relentless issue
which she forced upon humanity
three years ago. Her challenge to
civilization and human freedom is
being answered ‘beyond the seas by
the free democracies of the world.
Among them Canada. has 'worthily
all these and many other incidents ot_
thc world's progress. L'-alladu has
inure than held hor own.
All this is impressive; but still
more inspiring is the thought that
during the llali’ century, which now
draws to 3 close, Canada ilas\ come
to a fuller knowledge of her heritage
and ol’ the responsibilities which il
dence in her destiny.
The greatlless of any nation rests,
taken her place and proudly borne
her part. Thus would they have
wished it who. in 1867, laid the foun-
dation of our liberties. Lei. us with
resolute spirit so maintain our
purpose and our efforts, that in this
last and greatest chapter ol human-
ity's striving and triumphs. it shall
he recorded of Canada that, as at
entails; to a. clearer consciousness of the first. she never hesitated, so to
national purpose; to a llrlncr conil- tim end she neved faltered.
R. L. BORDE N.
wM__ llllcl
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
A'l`1{ENS.- An important army
lleved that Germany will immediately
declare war against Greece. The
latter has an army of 300,000 nt Sa-
ioniki so that the former in full lol-ce
can attack the colnlnon enemy.
I
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
A’l‘HENS.-- Though war has not
yet been declared, the Greek govern-
ment considers that a state ol \varI
exists since its advent to power. The
recall of the Greek diplomatic repro I
Powers and thetr allies is imminent. f
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0"l`TA\\A- T em will he l
ini tolnmclnorallvp tercmonv on a
oceasioll ol’ thu 50th .»illni\t~rslll» r=
(‘olli`cderation on Parlialllvlll llll
nt of the Palllanlnl lllllltlllps l
which it is exvetlerl rim tkweruor
Genelal vtill bl prc~lr\nl alld Jer
form the ¢_crnmon\ ot' untoverlnl!
the inetriptioll llpon the tentral col
uuln oi’ the corridor ol the new Par
lialnent House and lnake sonn
marks Bppl0DrIatli to tilt oltasion
'lilo Primo Minister and the
ol lin Opposition will make
is tonllncmnvltivo of the
A militnrv pnradg will Mi
turl ot tic
rt ider the
other pntl
Fhlo Bev
the schools
ht roro that
their parents
HUNS MAY 0E LARE IN GASIIALTY LISl`
__`A_..._
A late casualty list contains 1” ~
llowing Presumed to have di. 
‘fo 1
E. J. Driscoll, Clermont, P. E ‘
Driscoll was a member ot the '
*E. island iLigll}t{ Horsyubetore 
, _ ing Canada wit the Th d Cana '
council, has been called. li, is be _Ewedmionarylmowlg
The latest casualty list con'...“
the name of P. C. Perry, St
holans. P. E. l., wounded.
lvlinnrd'n Lllnlmant cure: outdo. »t
COM ING EVENTS
ANNOUNCElY[EN'I`_\
MEETINGS. t"-°
"REMEMBER THE LAWN PAR-
TV to be held at Bunbury Farm b!
_ -the ladies of Macdonald
sentativea accredited to the tcntrallon me evenmg of July 5_
or Patriotic purposes.
Mlnardl Linllilenleulplz-Qplrpotlneovn N|in|rd’l Llnimtnt DUN!
PLANS FUR.-. UUNEEDERA
ANNIVERSARY
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