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re lon of Trentvill are fallin bark be 1. of bombardment on vario
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The Trinity Term of the Supreme
Courtopened in Charlottetown at ll
o'cIock yesterday morning, the two
judges Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and Mr.
Justice iiaszard, on .the bench.
The Grand Jury was composed as
follows: ‘ _
W. L. Cotton, (foreman.)
John McKenna. Charlottetown.
‘ \Ohas. Chandler, Charlottetown.
A. J. Hynes, Vernon <Rlver.
George H. Reddin, Charlottetown.
Po e Crosb Cornwall
vs. same! Herbert Thompson vs.
same. Warburton K. C., for pltff.
S
(Special to the Guardian.) casualties on the enemy during a suc-
Re application of Margaret Murphy oessful raid,
for writ of certiorari, Wyatt, K. C..
1.oNnoN, June 21.--A amish om-
Yesterday in the air numerous hos-
Re Blllilication of James' A. Mc- cial communication tonight says: tile craft were encountered on the
Eschernto set aside estreat roll.-Bent “Last night southeast of the Ypres sa-
iy K. C.
lient a German attack was repulsed
Rs application of Daniel McCallum near the Ypres-Menin canal. All
to ‘set aside estreal roll. Bentley K
C., and Martain.
. along the front our patrols are active,
entering enemy trenches at numerous
The first case on the docket, Cathe~ points, inflicting casualties and captu-
rine McDonald vs_ The Annandale ring prisoners. Early this morning
Lumber Co. Ltd. was dis osed
of we exploded two mines near Looe.
D _ Y - . . p
-fD. C. McKinley, North River. yesterday, a verdict for plsintig for n connection with these explosions
'George Crockett, York.
George Brown, New Glasgow.
John McGuigan, Hope River.
'Wm. J. McEachern, Mount Albion.
'»F. J. Nash, Charlottetown.
~ Edward Toombs. -Charlottetown.
Thomas A. Hughes, Emerald.
Isaac Holman, Charlottetown.
Richard Bagnaii. New Glasgow.
Hubert McCallum, Brackley Point.
George Howard, Winsloe.
Norman J. McDonald. Grand Traca-
die. '
Robert Mel-lhail, New Haven.
.G, H. Holbrook, Charlottetown.
Addressing ,the jury Mr. Justice
Fitzgerald congratulated Queelrs
County upon the fact that there was a
pair of white gloves on his desk, indi-
cating that there-were no criminal(
cflses on the docket. His Lordship
made fitting ,reference to .this fact,
pointing out that when the moral tone
of acolnmunlty is right crime cannot
exist to any extent. _ -
K dak- f_~pll_esent.da conditions.-as
osrnperzd with the sinties and"reg(ret-'
ted the-_passing of those men who
were lelders in the community,-men
of thought and sterling qualities, who
gave a tone to the locality in which
they lived and whose influence for
good was widespread.
His Lordship went on to state that
the- people of this Island should be
very thankful to that great Ruling Po-
Whr which has made this‘little Pro-
vince look like a garden this spring..
It never looked better. Only recently
I-Its Lordship had returned from On-
tario and there, what a difference!
Tile fields were flooded with water,
while in Quebec large portions of the
country for the same cause were prac-
tically useless, narrows ami ploughs
lying idle in the tlelds. The people
of this Province have certainly reason
to be thankful for the manner in
which they are blessed.
Speaking of the war he declared
that this Province had sent splendid
contingents and he was doubtful if
Valcartier or Camp Borden had a het-
ter lot of men among their thousands
than those this small Province had
sent. He considered that the people
of -the Island have done well both as
.regards contributing to the Patriotic
and Red Cross funds. He also strong-
ly praised the patriotic work of the
women. He regretted that it was
impossible to talk peace while the
blood of our people is being shed. lt
is a csie of military despotism on one
side and liberty on the other. W-hen
this war is over it will be well for each
one to feel that they had performed
their duty in this time of stress as
they saw it.
. I-lis Lordship concluded by instruct-
ing the Grand Jury to make the cus-
tomary visits to the Jail, Infirmary
and Insane Hospital and after submit-
ting their report they would be dis-
charged.
Following is the' docket for the
term:
Non Jusv. `
Catherine McDonald, vs. The Annan-
e mber Co Ltd Stewart for
dal Lu  ..
plaintiff, McNeill for defendant.
R. ll. Mutch and another vs. Elias
"Boshs, Martin for piff., D. McKinnon
for deft.
Bruce Stewart vs. Matthias Burnett.
Palmer K. C.. for ptff., lumen K, C.,
for dflft.
_- .lunv cases.
I Henry H. Crossman vs. Henry F
n' sry. mesa lc. c..‘i°r oiiii.. Mé-
' ` ers vs.` Walter Rolerg
Calum fel; dag.
soar _
; Mclfilnon for plti!.,l lntssn K. C-
aisii
r ~ deft
Jiri” ln; cs.. om., slum for pus
licmflum for deft. A e _
aunts- -rnnrus s.|soriasnr."
L.
‘ Joh ll. P. Aylward vs. Geo. Me:
pxgggtz; gbgtoymlf ‘Cd for pitl..~ iliir
' wa K' " ' ' stu etc.. vs
Mary llol-gan, Gs _ ~'-- '
.toinnnnm K. c.. for Mt. _ _
` srlcuu. rarsne.
$1115.30 being rendered_‘
The application of Margaret Murph
for writ of certiorari was on motio
of Mr. Wyatt, quashed. '
Y
n
I
the Leinster regiment inflicted\many
enemy‘s side of the line. Five of our
machines engaged four Fokkers two
of which were brought down and put
out of control. Two more enemy ma-
chines were driven down during the
course of the day. Our lossl was
one machine missing.
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, June 27.-An oiiicisl commu-
ln _ Air Battles. Two Enemy Fokkers were _ lironphl §»_~;f_j1§__;.i;§-1_‘j.~_?-.i_f_,jj‘_»§~._.j_.§_1jéi“f;-§.§‘l'°.
_ - _ ` mountain positions have heinllargtakie
. '      .»   The Austrians, according to the Itali
_ war office. vainly attempted to hold roi, ug emelits _the Bi
Mi E I i ' _ _back the Italians by concentrated ar-_,points Desutered Germal§`tt£=:ngtl"e?.;K
    on. ,_ ~ tillery and machine gun tire. But the flicting casualties on .the defenders
~ Italians would not be denied. There and making some prisoners. ,
nicatfon ton’ " 'svsa “Ln Argonne
r , . . '
nd ans also essaygd_an__att'|.ck agilqst
n.~ le British southeast of Ypres. but
an, this also was without result. Ip pgs-
. ' _, _ . l.._.._....- _
in the repo. ..e'lante wc o..cup.c.i  
t o tl.--ru .» e of n crater caused _
he s u ,
by the esitoslon of a. German mine. '
On both banks of the Mensa bombard-
B
ment was less intense during th
course of the day. lt was more
lent in Woevre than in the sector
delivered an attack on the village
Fleury which we occupy but
communication tells of artillery activ
ty but no heavy infantry actions.
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 ANS   
ted the foliowillg report after whic
Mr. Justice Fitzgerald, after thanking _
them. dismissed them.
'camo Junv's n£PonT_
vlo- ____
Of  _  _ _  `;
nlx. on me right task the osrmshs “tm héuua "|"u|ng B59”
of
were Cheques Denise the lllegu
completely repulsed. The Belgian __ “om “Is vlgums swam, tu _
ills identity. _ ' '_
(Special to the Guardian.)
James A Simpson returned tonigh
from Mount Joii bringing with hi
the party arrested there on snspicio
of being S. B. Wilson who disposed o
bogus cheques amounting to abou
$100 00 here on Saturday afternoon
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'ulnu suns 
H   ”-Wilt. illit flllllllil
it if |lm¢rl¢is»t:iTli°'l-ytian sn ntl
f __l_!elsnssd lllthin 48 lloure, _
(canadian -Weis -Desp'ttcii.)‘-' "‘
WASl~llNGTO_N.~D. Cel. June 1 17-.-
Thers were clear indications to-day
_ that if American _csval-rymen, cap-
tured hy Mexican troo s at \Cli'rizsl
, amnnnsr, ' .ruse 27.-constable  ‘mi o’;’§'F;§]‘§'1:g'€gl;e?g#f&i;
H: United States. ..  .~ ._ _ ._
u The impression prevailed in ode ‘
K circles that President Wilson-Wo d
‘_ not wait beyond Thursday at t`_e
' lutest_and_poeeibly_ not -beyond to
To the Honorable the Justice of th
8
deft. _
stherine ‘EJ Taylor vs. llobt. Cur-
P
l
Supreme Court. i
We the Grand Jury of Queen
  0 LINESOVER l,000 MILE FRON
' »_ , 1. .'\ , __ .\
states his name is Elmer J. Bryan an
that his father is a half brother of Wil-
 lie persistently denies the charge and mormw ““°m°°“ '°r‘d~°n““° “Pty
from the Carranaza government to
d the note _demanding that -lllimddilte
release of the prisones and a ,de-
liam J. Bryan. _He carries a pas
Q' clsrationof intentions.
-. Russians Captured Nearly 200,000 Prisoners and immense tlltaniiiiie
‘ till iii :IG iii en.lune4and23r_d._. 
(‘. i l
..:’.“?.‘.°:. i.f.$.‘it_“:.?."i.‘;l2§§;:’.l.§l3“‘.1lE.‘;. _ o un ons an uns e we
pitai in connection therewith and the ` _
Provincial Infirmary. -
l
lll the Hospital for the Insane there ` ' ' ‘
i th e be-Attempts by enemy infantry to tak
are it- was reported, 288 patients, 140 (Special to the Guardian.) _ On the middle Str pa e nemy
._______.;_.__.__
UONDENBED ADB./
TOO LATE FOR
°‘-*\1'§9_=_.*@.*>"“'° “refs-.___ _ _ _
wAN'rEo AT ouE'lm“Ho'r.El. Foo
kitchen girls and a bell boy.
w`A'n1'eo.”.A "second" HAND oo-
cart in good condition. Apply at
this office. 586-6-28M3l.
wAN1"io-'-Ai' oNE|':’o'|`n|.'°1'o oo
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Boyd Binh of Canada vs. l-ladle!
wma ua nsnm; movin lii\1°1_i
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CL ASSIFIOA '[’I0l\`
ONE CENT per word each insertion
for advertising in this column. Cash
must accompany orders. Minimum
594-6-28-M4i.
to summer cottage with gmail fam-
il_v for the summer. App at this h th DHL I ,__ _ V
05109 ' ' 45°‘°'22M'»f- “my be t  v fléhaddie Knoekwqod, Lennox ONE CENT pewword each insertion
1T0_f€TF'A |-AiE!.iE5‘°°M on |Alnard'l l-|Iilllli\\ GUN N°\“’l|I|l island, one of the Island‘s indians. for advertising'in ih'is`.'column. Cash
main floor., in private family. All _____.._...._...---~ H1, mjm-|95 consist of a gunsho
modern conveniences. _Apply 84- wound in the head. He is now n charges twenty-ilvo cents.
I'illiBb0l'0 9if'09¢-`0l‘ P50110 23\'L-   hospital in Boulogne, where bis con- ---
He leavesawiie an
o the S ala, but was later dis
'women and 148 men. in the Tuber- PETROGRAD, June 27.-In the re-_gan heavy artillery tire at man
culosls Hospital there were ten pn- gion of Lutsk road on Monday night_points. On Sunday our aviator, Sub
|tlents. seven men and three women, the Germans after short artillery pre- Lieut Orloff, who ascended that da
'ln this connection he went on to .ond in the Infirmary 103 inmates ran- poration attempted an offensive but for the tenth time to a height of 2.40
ing in age from 112 and 105 years to were repulsed by our fire. The elle-Ametres, pursued an enemy aviator for-
y the offensive in some _sectors wer
- easily repulsed. The enemy opene
y a violent dre on some of our Dvins
0 portions and attempted =_to .take th
S port issued in Washington. D. C., da
ted August 2nd., 1915. which he used
he states, in a trip to England wher
.ii
\\0 hlld gone to set up a saw mill. H
states he represents E. C. Aikens an
Co.. of Indianapolis. The preliminar
e examination is being held this evening.
L, Messrs f-McLaughlin. Chesley. P. T.|
d Smith and their clerks and the clerks
k at the hotel, all positively swear tha
Y
he is the man who was here Sat -da . _ _ ._ __
8 cashing the cheques. The. clerirls of Huw' "heme-'9!‘fh°m,° '“'°»~~ Uri Utili-
offensive north of Lake Seventenwith-
P. T. Smith identify a rain coat and
Q’ DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
B . . _ MAY.-ao_-_'ro lnetauo.
d " _ _ ._
(Canadian Preps Du teh. '
Y o-rrswa. ont.. June 25,3-'rrlitfl-i_i»
Royal Highness the,Duke _of_,Coni
Bought. when. he leaves  Canada, in
t‘V'0C¢0ber may go to Ireland .and __be.
‘°°m° l\\i=_-first Viceroy .under its
'colored shirt -urchased from them
lglree. months. _ _ .' |my having renewed the offensive inlcing him by machine gun fire to vol= out success. In one of _these sectors
- All these inst-itutions we found to he region of Metsiril, southwest of Lipsk- plane near Podgaitzy. our commanding officers distinguishe _
scrupulously clean, the air pure in-and northeast of Luke Vygonovskoye. in the direction of Czernowitz w
every department and the food exhi- succeeded in getting a foothold on our drove the enemy as far as Doudovel
liver, an affluent of the Pruth which
blted to us wholesome. side f D ‘ _ - '
The jail also we found to be clean lodged and fell back. We again occu- it joins near Zmblotff_ _
and wholesome. There are now hut py our old positions. According to latest reports from
four prisoners, all mon, and sll in. ` On Kolki front at Dogouschiovka on'Gen. llruesiloff’s army the total pri-
Cilrcefated for violation of the Prohibl. the Stokllod the enemy continues bom- sollers and booty captured betwee
tory Liquor Law. The Grand Jury bardment of our lines with heavy June 4 and 23 amounted to 4,031 ofil-
beg to suggest that those gonvicteh guns. Farther south there has beenicers 194,941 soldiers, 219 guns, 644
of selling liquor he placed on the same ‘artillery and infatnry firing. ln the machine guns,_ 196 bomb throwers, 146
footing in jail as those convicted of region of Nesvltche south west of artillery Calssons and 38 scarchlights.
ilrulikenness, or that it there bs dis. _Lutek an Austrian aeroplane was hit (Special to t-he Guardian.)
crimination in respect to the assign. .by our guns and fell. The aviator PETROGRAD, June 28.- Official.
ing of cells, it shall be in favor of and observer were wounded and takenl“0n the right front near lkskul bridge-
those convicted of drunkenness rather Dl'il0l`l9\'9- _,\A|i.‘I`_s head the” have be” “rtmefy d“°l5'
th'-"i ¢|\°B° i=°1“'i°¢@d 0f iieiliiis liquor.  :_-_-_
Kononenko the former receiving ii
cluding the town of.Dvinsk. Yeste
" tiff; smnxtniolitritaelff 15:? iigfflfgi N() 5 Slggfe 
between Lakes Doilfa and Voltchin
being thrown back to his trenches.”
Tl ` _  ` _
dicaieSn}n£e§Lnt'n\n!tl)nltt3 fJt!eth2uinstt}i1tzutt`i/tltn V
1t1_tmFal<;o3_w;»od_»\;as not present at the    P' EI 
e o e r v s and strongl recom-
mend that he reside at the Hynspital. In   _ ' _
W. L. COTTON _ ' ‘
or self und fellows, i - _ _     
F"’"’“‘““' To Consider Further Extension _».;.,_ _ '
of Credit Granted to imperial
(Special to the Guardian.)
OTTAWA, June 27-A conference
between Sir Thomas White. Minister
of Finances. and a Committee of the
Canadian Bankers' Association will
take place here to-morrow to consid-
er the further extension of the credit
granted to the Imperial Government
for the purchase of munitions and
other wsr supplies in Canada.
The arrangement made by "V2
Finance Minister and the banks has
resulted in the financing by Canada
of all the British Governrnont`s war
‘purchases in Canada since November,
a credit of no less than $126,000.00()
having been provided. Ting has alone
fn fact made possible the placing oi
further orders here.
A second Dominion Domestic War
Loan will be raised by the Govern-
ment this fall. The amount has not
been announced, but it will be prob-
R
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'l‘l|c,dcep sympathy of the commu-
nilv will go out to Major and Mrs. M.
|||N|-gf. g__||||m.”g ou". D|°h¢M|.|-_ G\W3"|m9nt For war Purpnses A. 'Allen of Cllnrloit-:town in the
great bereavement they have sus
tained by the death of their son,
in France was received by wire yes
terday. No particulars were given
Deceased who was twenty years of
age, enlisted in \Vcstel'n Canada,
joining the 31st Battalion ol’ Calgary.
He lent Charlottetown for the West
three years ago. A pathetic coin-
cidence is the fact thrt same day
that the sad news of his death was
received s, card was received from
himself dated June 9th stating that
he was well and getting along all
right.
The sad news 'has also been rc-
ceived of another Islander killed in
action, Lance Corporal Joseph J.
ticulars have been received.
r
3204-4'12N 1' ' dition is serious.
w'A'|g"-|-'¢¢5;"@||.“f.p°|;“TqENEnA|_ ' ' five children at Lennox island.
housework-good wages. Apply E " '  George lngrsrn lilrander, Malpequ
154 Pownal St. or Revere Hotel. ` attached to the infantry-
591-id-28Mtf. _ _ __ James McKinnon, Lot 14.
_ AN'|'Ep...1"0' _GUY-_'_O“R RiN‘l'_ h __ 'M  h
-M" '~°°~°‘ ‘M W" ‘“ °'  0*' ...‘°.f.I.“¥'...t.`i.‘Z.° 35.1.1 ti? ..‘}.,.&'l'li‘§. rut lssrllni
'Y' Apply A' B' C" °|';g_‘;_“£;_'|' reporting that President Wilson will TE-PEIATUBE,
vT£sr¢'s1rro°en€-'a1Tv'=”“~F¢ ,;‘,‘,’,*,},‘1,,‘,,§“‘il’,1,‘1‘2.,ff.°§.§,'ii'3»r°{’H‘§.‘i ~  ~' --TIDE looii Eli:
i cum ‘ull .fflmlignl tint; (3 A"°m°` his statement 1' m' (Special trill-ewoulardlan.)
J- 0°l'd°“ ° “Y '°~' ‘ -eluded in interview which the repro-_ NT J _”____m'm_ tn mo_
_ . ' _ TORO 0. une
P.  l» 578°’ 49°- assistive or the lmpe;lslv:;aK__\\_r_i_ti_; _mm “nn B “mmm mowm M
- sssuey K. c.. for vitif.. S¢°W°*_* "o'|\ ei'-l.iIn""d”i"’s l -rsnso c oss his osmss .mn msc s tl I _ d md me, ~“m_
' 'd 9 were rl years old. wit ~°ai by who deem-ea that no arming or let._ n_i;_i;___yMdi; rwmi M hu; tmvmommu
er 'Brehaut vs. the Dominion Fo?  'stag 'tt weeks old ogeppoch ters to the King of Bpsin in a sub 834 and wmomw it mos; it Wm
_ um. .mis-nmr; M Km ,wma “mm B"  sem of y- or mils ._ 
é tlisu-on i.i{\ll\¢°*_ W* °’*"*"""*'nl\‘i‘\'i=°li'lr_;'ifn'il  an °° °l'i\¢r¢'o umnnot asm
Simons of St. Peter's BBY. DFG'
viously reported wounded. No par-
lieinforcements
Hooge, and the engagements whic
across the Channel.
Frank' News °f ms death m Mum? The fourth Canadian division un-
' n
gone over yet as a body but 7.500 me
England and t.ationed at Shorncll
head-quartered at the latter camp.
incidentally the overplus of qualiil
collnm trellis _
lliltlillfiililll
The homes of several lslande s si
wounded have also came to hand, "EE" as nc
__ ;,-»-i
t must accompany orders. Minimum
lt Fraser, Grafton Street East.
554-0-2'llll8ipd.
.1---_
t DV, Slo'y. 581-0-28M1ipd.
' ' , ll in t fl t sp l n es- "° -~~wn t 1 Like nom the nam-
. “°°) L' H' Du" gmgtnsl.  :tion :noe dei-:iss msec: »*{§S1‘})'°“‘5“‘ “‘ “'21 ‘“" ‘°“‘°"°" '“ moron' rvrnwnlrna is its acl
°*'i'he annual Boptht Bun
Should the Sth prove stormy
c themselves, particularly Lieut. Nor
z kine and a non commissioned officer.
teen wounds. Enemy aeroplanes have
dropped bombs on various places in~ -_-_-_-_-_-_-.-.-.-_~___-_-_-___-_._._.,,_._.,,_.,_.__________________________
o
with heavy and light artillery, then .
took the offensive which was repulsed
with our artillery fire, A smond' Ger-
man offenslve also failed, the enemy
For Canadian lines
(Canadian Press Despatch.) _
OTTAWA, ONT., June 27- The
heavy lotion, which were sustained
by the (‘ atiians at the battle ull
came after it, have necessitated a
steady mirement of reinforcements
der General David Watson, has not
out of a tolivl of 25,000 have Bone and
their places lwve been filled by troops
from Canada “ecently arriving _ln
e
and Bramshott_ The division is still
‘The activity along the western
front ensures the Canadians reaching
the firing line more expeditiously
than formerly and in turn calls for
`a quicker movement from Canada.
ed
officers is being absorbed.
d f
_ The suspect is rather is good looking
fellow about 80 years of age talks wtth
f it f0i`8i$n accent and seems clear in
` his statements as to where he spent
catsdin privateildtters rUceiv_ed. hers,
E no - ~ - -
_time on Saturday. _clsimls -.tlfat
he was-'at Wlndeor_ on the moriitn`g,"\t
irruio in the afternoon sim goin "ite
Moncton direct on ins maritime, ‘lille
examination has been adjourned. '
' Colonel Arthur G. Peake '
Captain john Stanley Bsgnall
Lleutenanis George L. Pl-owse
Harold A. Messervey
Alfred E. B. Murphy
_ li. Western Peake
Battery Sergeant Major G. C. Taylor
Q. M. Sergeant G. C. Acorn
i Sergeants Rexford Lea, Victoria
I- S- B0i\li¢\|. Charlottetown
Louis _Iames Coyle “
E. \\'. Stems “
Everard Mal‘l.eIll\n, S'Sil.ie
A. G. Bruce, Charlottetown
Louis McDonald “
C-orpiii G..\|. Campbell, Northwiltsbire
Hat-ry Boyce, Bonshaw
E. G. Bowyer. Cllarlotletown
Leith \¢Vrigtlt “
Gunners Arthur l\icKinnon “
Ernest Hine "
Cornelius Gaudet “
_lallies McKi-nnrl “
Ed Donnelly, l"eake`sStatinn
An ew Byrnes. Charlottetown
Pair ck Murraghan “
Trnlnpeterfose hDoyle “
Gunners Leo BgdcKe\\na “ _
Ferdinand McKinnon, Tracadie
Cross
Peter McLellan, Red Point
joseph Bell, Charlottetown
Wats`on Craswell “
Edgar W Mclnnis “
Pune glam-ke “
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Gordon A Ferguson
joseph _Gaudet
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Gunners Neil McLeod, Hoathfrdale
Fred H Clarke, Bodequl
1 _ Chas A Beer, Charlottetown
Fred S Taylor "
Louis L Shattuck. "
, H ,W Lea, Victoria _
_ Vernon L Schurman, Clftowh _
i Daniel] McLeod, East Royalty ,
lganieijt Bonneil,Chariott¢tovvn
ercy Pipp " _
_ Cyrus Galant, , , “_
1 E§Baytlold l<Iilis,O`-Leary
1 ] A Malieit, Union Road
_ I H Burns, Malpequa _
W A McKenzie, Glen Martin
A E Carson, Winsioe Station
Philip S Francis, Moncton, if! f
Wllburn McLaren,_Moato[ud
David Miller. Alberton _
_Iohn E Hearts, Cornwall '
Gordon McCallum. Lr. 
Wm G Crersr, Antigenic , `fS
Harold K Howatt; Cape 'l'rav.._
Everett P Ching, Sourll '_
john McVnrlsh,  .
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Geo W Gardiner, Mon: i __
Lemuel A McDougal , C "
Bomb- Ericsson-Afllisrrm
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e. at 3 o"ciock. Get a cake for Domin-
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lar Day on Bran and Mlddllngs at
MacKie and Nelson’s, Opposite Davis
“PERSONS INTSREITID in Win-
sloe South Cemetery please meet in
'_ Cemetery, July 1. 2 o'closk to locate
graves, clean up, etc., AMG! IOUN-
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'_ School Picnic of Kingston, will. be
held July Sth. Visitors’ table provided.
n also Ssieonsnll stashed- with ice
oi-sam, rl-uit, Temperate Dlilhyeto.
Chester A Crnswell “
_I ll Cuilme, Ch'to\\'n Royalty
Robert Hurry “ “
Frank, E Dlngweli, Ch'town
_lamesi M Carlépbell, Brooklyn
Robes! Bell, harlottsiown
Henry C Donovan "
Eroe1t_l_'Eusrry “
Austin Hamil “
William iioisner, West Royalty
| Arihbr E jenkins, Mt Albion
Chebter Garrett, Charlottetown
_lamps Macdonald “
_Cb McDougall “ '_
Hil¥rt johnston “
Ale Shiurray, Picton Landing
Lame Bourke, Charlottetown
A Webb, Howlan
F L Coyle. Charlottetown
E U Beariito, Mnlpeque
Hamid A McLeod,Park Comer
jo n i-` Blanchard, Ch‘town
S rgenn McLean, Cardigan
Ronald Il Harper, Ch‘lown
Robert A McDonald "
‘ Hal ry Taylor "
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' lisrré Bearisto, Malpe$e
Wzm CsmV8nbell.Ca ravens
N alt D mpbeinlape Trav
geroy R Proctor, Ch‘town
dvdilly Fielding, Atherton
emxo A ;McDonald. Souris
-tied on Mound, Ugg
_ illla Wals\l,Cha otiotown
P Connors °‘
Williams “
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Grant McCai\lm, ' Moll! __» ,
Leslie Aitken, Altk¢rl's',l?1ri*y .
David L Hieken, Psiifbro §.'_
PF lécgonnsck, Sydney hid,
L Hsrveil Murphy. Tignish,
john Connolly, Charlo_g_¢totrn_
Adrian Mclnaii, Red olnt`
Robert B Mmervey, Cb'tmro
M C Wert, Belfast _ '
Ken. McKenzie. Malagssh, N S
Gunners Raymond MrDooald,Cb't0\u
C Stewart Ron,.Chariotmowa
George Craig _ "
william M Sllitft "
Frank McDonald , "
Emmanuel Gallant " ‘-
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