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promoted
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one to
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arrived
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when
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,newspapers
this city. The ‘report had
with as missing since June
was thus untrue.- ‘
EXAMINATION Ol-1 PLEASANT
.GROVE.'-'The semi-anaua public ex-
amination of Pleasant/Grove School
was held on l~‘r_iday, June' 30th'- id the
presence of a considerable number of
ratepayers and visitors. The pupils
were examined in the various subjects
by their teacher, Miss Clarkin, and
others and showed by their ready au-
swers and deportment the creditable
results of careful teaching. At the
conclusion of the examination a short
programme of recitations and singing
was rendered by the. pupils. Then
all were treated to candy by the teach
er. Af-ter expressing' themselves as
well pleased with the progress of the
pupils the people departed for their
homes. _ _
SON 0_F REV. T. C. MELLOR KIL-
LED.--Rev. T. C. Mellor, -re tor __ oi
St. James, Church, Kentvllle. N. S.,
formerly stationed at Summerside.
has received word of the death of 1nls‘
eldest son, Lieut. Frederick Courtney
Mellor.~“killed in action" on July let.
At the outbreak of the war he enlist-
ed with the Newfoundland regiment,
and went overseas wdth the first con-
tingent. The regiment did duty at
Inverness and Edinburgh Castle.
While there he was' given a commis-
sion ng lieutenant. He- returned to
Newfoundland in 1915 for more men
and on _his arrival at Scotland trained
his men at Newton-on-Ayr. About five
months ago he, with his regiment,
went over =to France. H19 only brother
is a lance-corporal in the Canadian
Engineers and went over with -the
first contingent. Rev. 'I‘. C. Mellor and
his family are well known in P. E.
Island, and will have the deepest sym-
pathy of their friends.
JULY WEDDING.- Marie Presby-
terian Church was the scene of an‘in-
teresting event on Monday morning,
July 10th when Christina Janet Rob-
bins of Milburn and John Robert Nel-
son of the P. E. i. Railway Staff.
Charlottetown were united in marri-
age. Rev. J. M. McLeod, B. A., Oili-
ciating_ The day was ideal, and
at eleven o’clock the bride looking
very charming in a suit of blue taffeta
with picture hat entered the Church
on the arm of her brother, Ernest, to
the strains of the wedding march beau
tiiully rendered by Miss Gertrude
Sanderson. Miss Emma McDougall
acted as bridesmaid and wore a suit
of nile-green silk with picture hat.
The groom was supported by Mr.
Leigh Cobb. After the wedding cere-
mony the bridal party drove to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cobb.
sister of the brltle, where a dainty
dinner was served. The happy young
couple left on a trip to Boston and
other cities.
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supply ot oxygen, lung-t . and vital-
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Beware of dangerous lubstitu
(ered under misleading allies
genuine CATARRHOZONII whic
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was
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Jamieson on
Thursday the
was twenty
of Mr and
Georgetown
The remains were
on on Fridaythe uit.
pathy is felt for the parents
ily in their.sad bereavement.-
‘Rev. Dr. Gauthier of Palmer Road
member of the Educational'Committee
of the P. E. l., Development Associa-
tion addressed `a large audience in the
Georgetown Town Hall on Friday t_he
consolidation were _forcibly present- 1_3?
ed h ythe Rev. gentlem '_ _ and re- 'S
marks were also made  several ;_
other gentleinen present, all of whom 
seemed to thinkin that it was time for 'it
province. Mr. Jamé D. Stewart, Bar- >-
WOMEN’S INSTITUTE-The Kll1Z~ B
sboro Hall on July 4th. Miss Hazel so
Sterns present, gave a concise state- b
of P. E. I. had done for the war for g
oiilcers were appointed for coming _t
year after which arrangements were a
and it was decided to make an auto-
her rudder gone and leaking pretty
Lowry, one of the most slid led mar
lottetown, all. he could do to pull I
l .
lence in every clime, the vessel ar
rlved here rudderiess, but safe. After `
D
of h`-is first mate refusing duty, and
he vessel sped on her way to the An
of Alder Brehawt vs the .Dohlih'lo§‘
wthouta jury. Judgment was' re
served, Johnston, K. C., and Stewart
for the plaintiff, McLean K. C., and
house on Queen St., tried yester-
a jury, plantlii' elect to be non-s_uited-. _
C., for defendant. The case of Henry .
action for debt on work of painting F
plantdif Martin and McCallum for
before Court; Johnston K. C., for
defendant. The court resumes this L
m
THE CAR FERRY BTEAMER
placed on the Georgetown Newport
ing good work and is convenience 1
highly appreciated by the people "
whom the steamer serves as shown ¥
by the large number of teams and 1
passengers who daily .make the roun_d~ -
worked by Mr. Hercules Macdonald
the pioneer ferryman on this route "
and the large gasoline motor boat
which succeeded it, t he new steamer
certainly makes a favorable showing h
and reflects much credit on the Gov- p
many years lerrymsn on the route ls
Mr. John Boudreault of Georgetowll" a
is the 'efficient engineer,-"‘&". _` n
Malc`olm'Macdonnld who has been p
f
idol her husband she leaves to
°"°“ mm the 'loss of a loving mother D6"
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’°“ "“’* ’°“ ""1 “'°“ “°"*""°'°°°" 'X2'ls2l”§f.'¢`§'i§"‘lf.'ll¥w$§°i.m5i'§f. La rf" °“ °
which kills colds in live minutes. '_-_Isp in Dag", f Deunm sub; w 'hent-
"‘° °"‘ ”‘*°° °"‘"“°”‘°”° °°°"‘°° LIT: I 1 in his ellen-anmion
9 _- . _ r Hr dbh . dies of Craven.
" ' _ `» 8_o_ll.,- formerly of Milton. P. E- L
30th uit. Subject _“Consolidation of ’°t°d t° P3.“'i°"U Wllfk- The U91*
the Schools." The advantages oi .m°°"“K li? "I9 P-“num ~m°°U“3- Mid'
A Charlottetown D03’ writing from
h _ _ '
a change in t he school system of the says:-- '
‘It would amus__e_ you to see some of
rister-at-law acted as chalirman.-“&" the things that took place in that
last scra that l if on could he
shoro Women’s Institute met in King- roar of shells overhead and two feet
I
the year ending Dec. 31, 1915. Then when they got to the dressing station
ment of what the Women’s ln_s_titute‘
made for adopting a prisoner of war hlm_ along.
gre-ph guilt to raise the funds: Miss -to
Sterns then gave demonstrations on stretcher with a wounded man on it
homenursiug. It was decided to hold -dnd then told four of his own map
the next meeting in the school-room. to carry it out.
After a vote of thanks to Miss_Sterns _
the meeting closed. _ of his men to work at llxing up our
.trenches for a while. before they were
SKILLFUL P. E. i. CAPTAIN-With ‘taken to the roar. _
badly, the schooner N. W. White, ar- being marched _out to “the pen" asked
rlved in port llrom Montreal and un- _where he was going to and then told
derwent repairs. The vessel has a the Canadian in charge of the guard
valuable -cargo of flour on board and _that he knew s shorter route and he
is bound for Newfoundland. While on did and a better way_ tom
the way here she encountered bad' H .
wemther, which Save Clilr TMS- now going we should all be home he-
o
..
.
wt
-rf
iners who ever .sailed out of Char- 'until me middle of August
hrough but thanks to a wide exper- -,|
repairing temporarily Capt. Lowry ex W
erienced more tfrouble, on account 'C
ers of the crew I-Iowever,he quietly Z
ought the assistance of the law, and_ ,
ell 0 Ily'*- 0 Y Hey era _n
surname couRT._in the css _§‘"‘°l'l °'d°" f° have H bath-and
hen I started to look tor one of the \
m¢Btl`B I Kot lost. We have only' . _
_ ___ _ _ _
bon three of the old ofiicers wi-th us   ` r '  
OW. the rest are either transferred to » ' ' ‘ _.
'soft" jobs or "gone West." - '  ~
Black Fox Co. of Murray Harbor. ac_.°
tion on an agreement to sell an option “
tried before Mr. Justice Fitzgerald U
Mccanum- for the' defendant. In the ll
case of M. P. Hogan, trustee vs. Mary klewton __ d h
Morgan, action of ejectment from a _lt_ Jagesocatanlgzg-_ 2; tial: _lg-gth:;~ 5 _ __ _.   such, hgh( Haky
 > ` e T  Pics and Pastr and such
_--, & yr
__ ` delicious-homemade ,__, .__ 
_ge __ Bread,'is because it 1: 4 ~ :S <3,
lm" h
1 ‘_
,ci t C lo _ N nn s a H id.¢_,'f
nl
e _
day before Mr. Justice Flitzgerald and E9 ‘i°P3"t‘U'° f°l` H9|il'B¥. Where he
Gaudet K. C., for plantiff. Martin K. “
1-[_ Grossman vs_ HM-ry p_ Blake” and beautiful wnlstiet watcb.Aithough
aken c letel
by ,,, he . ' ' . amp v a\\rpr_ e made ' " '- ;__/
very att as realy in ln, usual wit-ty ' ~ ’
a theatre curtain is now 5
* y and sa.id“he would always rs-_ _ - _ = . _ .._» _ T’-4
member his many Newton friends."
“S_l_. George" which was rec_ex`_rt'ly_:`
trip, compared with the sail boat L
commander_of the "St. George an'd, it
GLENFANNING _ NOTIQ- MT. ,_
o
_S.,- Mr. Angus J. MoGllvary who rear, you will  " fyqqf
- or t t _ ' .Z ' -
s_w king ,Char sow psi _lt ¢ __  `
   _.__..s._ _ar grae  1". _-   _
o ogar. eno _ 3 _vs_ o na our_u -Qty? .N
her daughter __Mrs. Qagol -zllcdélfald Trho,yit is,  $3 ' ` 
of Georgetow Royalty ro¢entiy.- at panting with " `»' ' ’
Ms Jme R Cavansh w to 'olti it I ' ` "
_ _ 1-- _ __ .;~..,____, -iii ,_ :_ __ __
.T-I _ _pl-up-u  7; `p1_ sq .1 Y _ `i|  __".__‘_
.
s . ,
nil; Brown. dough
K fa ll U8
Camp. Hughes, Man.; Mrs. John
Chandler. Wheatley River; Mrs. John
Freethy, _Tregarva, Soak; Mrs. .Will-_
iam Freethy, _'i‘regarva, _Salk;_ Mrs.
Ernest Bulman, Rllstioo and'M_is_s
Mildred at home. (Other papers please
'=oi>v-l--  =  - ‘
both
e
so many
the contents of
and how to prevent
Miss Gordon's first
institute and ohe
covering of e hat
a very short time she
rim and crown of a
and when nnished the bat
very stylish and unique A
of thanks was tendered both
with the wish that they visit
Institute soon again The
of -this Institute have been
busy of late, holding a social
15, and having a booth at the
Dairymen’s Picnic on June 21st at
which they sold fruit and ice cream.
The proceeds. of both affairs were
very satisfactorily and are 'to he de-_
vegy member is expected to be pre-
en .f ‘ `
e_ front to a friend in this City
D- S. Y
mused at anything, with a continual
mud underfoot, with a drlzzling rain
etween.
iven a prisoner to take _out, and
be prisoner was carrying the rifle
nd bayonet of the Scot and helping
"ln another case a German oillcer
ld four of our men to put down a
“Another enemy _ofllcer put a crowd
‘One German chap, when he was
If the good work keeps on as it is
re long-the Germans give the war
We have just had orders to wear
ight marching order on our clothing
arade-it was supposed to be in fs
igue dress and now it will be ue who
ill be fatigued as to-day is a scor-
Why did I join the Arm!/'I'
I was an orderly yesterday In fact
Eoiéig to take up his duties for King
nd ountry. '
H0 Wil! Dreeented -with' an address
Several appropriate speeches were
0 .
dainty -lunchand song. "We’Il never
g hllm all ltiade of luck and a safe
"Inoue cases wounded Scottie was'
WI
I'
the
a m
I up
its best
I could
it looks
for sometime
now time for
this letter
s r
pose every
now? I-low
drop in and see
as if we will be
yet Well Belle
Parade so 1 will
later
_ May 28th,
_ _It is now three o‘cipck.- _when we got.
back from the bathe last evening we
had to go out on a working party to
the trenches. and talk about a_ night.
it rliined the whole night fthrough
and we dldn't get haclt until after day-
light this morning. The mail." has "
just came in and I got another letter
from you it wasodated-.April 2nd and
was marked Qasuelty._ It was sent to 
the Hospital, so` that accounted for 'it'
being delayed. ` ` -. ‘ '
_ I also got" a letter from cousin "M
Sutherland one from Gordon and
Heath. This is the secondletter 
from Heath 'since I wrote, Ile will
think I' am dead. Ihaven't heard' from _
Fred since he left us in March when
he went to the Hospital, but I hope
that he is getting _.along 0.K. Well
Belle I guess _I must close now as it is
time for 'the mail "to be seat in.. Write '-
again when you get time and tell me
all the news.. '- I _ '
_Love -to all from _ _
_ _. COUSIN ARCH.. , _
_ _Mr. George 'McLellan his friend
saysi--_ .. -_ _ __ ._
June 5th 1916
Dear Mrs. Campbell --
Just a line to let you .know that
poor Archie was _killed the day be-
fore yesterday, you have my deepest
sympathy in' your hour _of sorrow. he
‘1-._ f.
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"gra,_nu1atinjg _in the mouth as most plug tobaccos do -
, , » » . . - I
  It--hasfa'de‘11c1oue nonuritatlng, palateticklmg sweet taste-bi
cause medical authorities agree _that the ordinary strong , unswee
ened plugsare injurious
0 4. ¢
__ -  It is 'not affected by aruficlal heat or old age-does not get
hard-because it is protected by a highly glossed tobacco leaf envelo
died _likela hero- facing the Germans
in No Man’_s Land. -I-Ie did not suffer
any, all his pain was over in an _in- _
stunt. I' feel so bad, Arch was just
like a brother to-me. '_ 1)
I will write_sgai\1"soon and let you
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her and we will have to march six ' "I ~ -_ »
iles and carry any new clothing that ‘ wh    '
also insubordination on the illirtofot- me Wm get hack with "L_" it any _ “ M y  0
S - ‘ onder that some of the _boys ask __ - _- _
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expressed t heirsatisiaction -with .the_._tlM_..at1_lll  of ii»otiIltie|,‘ ' , _l ,___ ,._-~-~  -‘ - ~ - -  f  ..l» "
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Gotterham, Ct. Road, ‘ get out so well through that Hell spirits no matter what turned up
Loudon, June 11, 1916. hole but I was granted special leave Even in Map1o"Copse" he had asmiio
ear Mrs. Cam'pbell:- ,so I am in London now for live days. on his face trying to chesriftlp lolnl
, I couldn't let this day go by with- I would like to tell you all about the of the boys who were breaking down.
kU°W -“U I °‘?.'!¥» U`“9UUK YW W" bell’ ‘outa sending you some word of Archie battle but I know it will be in the With deepest sympathy'to yourself
tm" U`°‘U’l° “°1’_lY ?'“‘l _-Wm* heartfelt, I,kn0w y.our.heart will »be_- sore, but if Canadian Papers and' the Censor may and Mrs Campbell
BYll1D9'fll`Y lfwill SMI G°0d'bY0- ever a man died a hero 'he did. I-Ie|not let this pass Arch ‘was one ol'
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