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-ITRIKI ENDED-A crowd of
men. numbering twenty~seveu», wht
went on strike Mondo morning sl
the Railway Wharf, Sximmerside, re
turned to work on Tuesday. their de
mend of an increase iii pay of 2:'
cents per day having been granted.
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DESERTER ROUNDED UP- A
De
man named Gardener, belonging to
thi mainland who has been residing
ill Charlottetown' tor"some time and
who was a soldibr it the pot, here
was arrestedfat Borden yesterday
charged with being e. deserlsr. It
is said that he put oil’ bis uniform and
left here in civilian clothes.
...°ANNUAL MEETING.-The 'an-
nual nieetlng of the W. P. A. and Red
Cross societies Montague, was held
ig their rooms on Friday afternoon,
.Ay 19th. Miss Saunders, Charlotte
tliwn. was present, and gave a very
helpful demonstration of cooking
wheat substitutes. She also address-
ed the meeting at some length on the, There passed away peacefully, on
different f00dS which Can be easily May 21st, Mrs. Jane Stevenson, ono
H865' I0 Ildlfnnlnge in P11109 Of Whefil-I of the oldest residents of New Gins-
thereby showing our patriotism andlg0w_ p_ E_ [__ at the advanced age oi'
"I adjoining cemetery, there to await a
glorious resurrection.
The pall bearers were: John White.
John McCnrvell, Picton Reeves, Barii~
aby Croken, John Campbell and James
Hughes.
..*M'E-THODIST CONFERENCE.-
The Methodist Confeiecne held all
Montague last week was well attend~l
ed. The weather was ideal, and every-`
thing went oi! nicely. At the closingl
meeting on Tuesday ln the Methodlstl
Church. the Pastor, Rev. Walter----Doiii-I
ville presided. in hir usual pleasing!
manner. Rev R.. G; Fulton. of~Cliai~-
lottetown preached ii powerful sermon
to a large and appreciative audience
on the text “lf ever man spoke like
this man." it was indeed a great plea-
sure for Montague folks to listen to
this Rev gentleman. of whom they
have heard so often, especially as ii
prominent member' of Teiiiperaiice
Comniission of this Province. which is
doing such a splendid work, iii driving
the liquor business out ot' our midst,
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8'" is fi Ver? earnest SPUUKSF- and iii' remarkably good until a few months
enthusiastically »pzi.ti'lotic. She show-|m-evmus to her death and her his;
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their bit," just as well as the soldiers
in the trenches “Does his bit"; for thc
food sent will help win the war, At the
close a hearty vote ot' thanks was
tendered Miss Saunders, by the ladies
present -'l‘.
Seldom has the Angel of Death
513418 Buch il 0099 ln\Dl"~‘SSl0n On U10 enson, both of New Glasgow; Prof.
residents of Freetown. as on Wed-;G. Nelson Stevenson, smirtiiff coi-
nesdai' morning, June 5th, when the lege, Alton, lil.; Rev. R. Everett Ste-
sad news of the death of Felix Murn-i venson, minister. Tuiiuis, iii.; Dr. A.
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UUGXDGCUBG BS nfl had been n- S\lff€l“0l` homestead, New Glasgow; Mrs. Elijah
from a fatal disease since last June
when he entered' a hospital in Mon~
treal, and underwent a serious but ap»
parentiy successful operation, still it
came as a shock to his friends. |
After the operation, the hopes of his
family were high, but alas! for their
hopes. the will of God was otherwise
and despite all that medical skill and
kind attention could do the dreaded;
malady in the end prevailed and hcl
sank till the end came.
He was only 57 years 'old and Judg-
ing from appearances one would thinkl
he had many years of useful and en-
joable life yet to spend -but Divine
Providence saw an opportune tiiine to
call him to that realm of bliss where
there is no suffering.
Besides his sorrowing. widow and a
large family, he leaves to mourn'n host
of relatives and many friends who
sincerely regret the death of one who'
was such an universal favorit,e for byi
his kind and' jovial disposition he wonl
the good will and esteem of all who;
had thc pleasure oi’ h-is acquaintance..
During his illness he was comforted
and fortified by the visits and admin-
istrations of his beloved pastor Rev.
Mgi'. D. J. Gillis. -
His funeral which was one of the
largest ever seen in Frcetown, took
place Friday morning to St. James'
Church where :i Mass of requiem was
sung for the repose of his soul, after
which the remains were interred in the
'six sons and three daughters: J.
tisnt resignation to the Divine will.
She was nt her death, and for many
years previous_ a member of the New
Glasgow church of Christ.
Her husband predeceased her some
live years ugo. She is survived by
Lorenzo Stevenson, W. Howard Stev»
Hill, New Glasgow; Mrs. Willard Mc-
Gregor, Hunter iitivcr; Mrs, John
Clark, South Rustist-o. Also one bro-
ther Charles Smith, lluiiter River, zit
the advanced age oi' iiiiiety-four, bv
sides ii. very large circle ol’ relatives
und friends. l
Fiiiierzil services were conducted by
her minister, J..W. iiayter, and her
remains laid beside her husband iii
the New Glasgow cemetery, to await
the resurrection morn. (Patriot
please copy.)
-METHODIST MEETING.-On
Wednesday, June 5th the annual dis-
trict iiieetiiig of the Suiiiiiierslde dis-
trict of the Methodist Church niet at
Kensington. The following clergy-
inen being in attendance, Revs. J. M.
R-ice, Geo. Ayers, Geo. Morris, G. A.
Seilar, G. J. Leard, H. S. Young, E.
E. Styles and R. M. Brodie. The
chairman ol’ the district Rev. Geo.
Ayers, of Betlcque, opened the pro-
ceedings with devotional exercises,
after which the usual inquiry concern-
ing each member was gone through.
The result being no objections oi'
charges in any case, On Tliursday
mairniiig the laydelegates from most
oi’ the circuits inet with the ministers
nt 9 a, rn. The proceedings of the day
included ai motion to the General Con-
ference requesting that the salary of
the ministers be $1200. The Rev. G
Morris was elected' as delegate to
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the stailoning coiiiiiilttec, with Rev. GASSED A SECOND TIME.-Miss
ii. S. Young :ia zilt,ei'iizitivc. 'l‘lic McDonald. 304 Richmond Street, i‘ec~
wor.; dono for the your was read by eivcd 0. message yesterday iiiorniiig
the sccrutni-ics, whir.-li is :is follows-i:]:iilvising ber that her youngest bin-
/ll increase iii iiicinbcrship, 185 Drip-ltlier Gr. Ray McDonald, formerly of
tisms. 82 iiiziiringos. 84 burials. Gen-»the Guardiaii Staff, had been gasscd.
eral .liissioiiawy $2,850.60, Eductitioiizil Last week Miss McDontiltl’s oldest
$250.70 \Vomcn's Missionary. brother i“r:ink was reported gassed.
$2.512-13. 'F0011 YOY “ll Dnrlioscs lt. is hoped that both those popular
$12,0il52.7ii. The Sunday School rc-|lioys will rapidly recover.
port revcnlcrl an inrirzise in 23 tie-| -é ' I
piirtiiiciits. Tho next nnniizil incetiiig R|EOE|VED BAD NEw3__M-rs Wil-
wzis settled to be hold at O‘Lcui'y. li-.ini iizimipbcll, of Ely, Nevada who,
y lizis been visiting her former home in`,
FRIDAY l Sourls, received a shock upon her ar-
LADl‘ES AUXILIARY G. W_ V. A.  rival in (‘lizii'iottetown on Wediiosiiny
-The regular moiitliiy iiicctiiig oi’ the high; oh her why hack to the Uhhgd'
i»fUl1`f‘S` »\1lN`lll1Ir1' nf G. \V. V. A, wus States. Only 2. few iiiiriutcs after rog-
held 'l‘uesdziy cveiiiiig in tho Assoc- istering at the In-Vere Hate; Sha |-pp.
i:ition's rooins Grziitoii Strccl, which pivhd h tnlhgy-hm Cghvgyihg the ghd
haivc been very voiiit'oi‘t:ilily' iind nrtis-i hhwg of the hhdilgh death of har hug.
tically flttcd :ind fiiriilsiierl. 'I`lic com- hhm] at his home in N@vhdh_ Mm,
mittee in clizirgc of l’i'oiiieii:iilc (‘on~|(‘hm.php|1 ]ef¢_ hy the ea,-ly (mm WS.
cert reported very siict-ossfiil i'i>siilt.= rhrdhy mm-him; for her .g;1¢|(]h||@|l
and the ladies wish to tliziiik :ill those h0mh_
who so kiiitfly r~onti‘iliuicd to the suc_c- ___ _
css of ibn saiiic. A coiiiiiiittco was ap-1 |_A|D T0 R-E5T___.'1'h0 remains pf
polntcfl to purcliusr: ut once zi g‘raiii-| ghg 1am M,-3_ E|1whmh _]_ Heard' ml.
opliono, install zi Bowling Alley midi im of the hm, “lmhlm Heard h,n-ived
provide .soiii-ci-.~: oi’ i~oci‘calioii :intl am- in (3|mr1O¢_¢@t0wn on Wednesday even.
iiseiiieiits for our stiltllcrs in their f_ng_ Thr; |~Gnm1n, were placed in tho
rooms, oii (lrnfton Struct, which will fairs; M@th0¢1|,;[ Church, where ht 1_3()
be open dolly from 10 11. iii. fo 10 p. p_ m_ h h@|~vh;¢>, whg conducted by tlie‘_
m. All Solillelll W0lC0n10- ‘ piister. Tho funeral left the church at
-"-r ll o'clock, interment being mad'e at
William (‘r:iblic. prominent niiniih: she.;-w00d_ The pall bearers were
mon, of (lliiuo, died siiddciily oi' iiezirt Megghg, George E, Full, James Paton,
disease on ii Soutliorii l’iuriii<- iriiiii M_ L_ A,_ (ieprgg Rziekli-ani, S. F.
lit\t\vdt~n Miirysvillo und (‘hico yostai' llodgson. G. ll. 'l‘-aylor and Coloiieltl
day ziftcriionii. says :i"(‘nlii`<iriiiiin rx- i~‘. S. Moore.
clizinizc, wliilc he was ciiroiilc io his -- i
hoiiiv iiorc from Snn l¢‘r:incisr-ti., l-i<~- MU5|¢A|_ EXAMWA-|-|0N___1;y ,_vm.(]
had boon iii San l<‘r:mcisco for ilirl,-0cn|v(»(| from Um Sehremry of ABS".
lost ii-n (lays, uiidt-rgoiiigx irculiiiniitii-inter! Ilonril of the Royal Af-.ideiiiy
by n SD0<‘l¢1llSl- and Royzii iloilcge of Music, l.oiidon.
Deccusctl `\viis ii native of i’i‘int'.~ ldng., we :ire pleased io lciirli tliiit
Wagyu*
Edward islniid. :ind was sixt_vj-l'oui‘
yeziixs olil Oriolior 224 Inst. llc bud
been iii (‘:iii1`ornin tlilrly-foiir yours,
most of wliirli period bud lim-n dc-
voted to iiiiiiiiig tictivitics iii lliitto
county. lic had interests iii thi' l\i:ig~
alia ridge district. At the limo of his
death liis hoiiic was on S. ('i'osi.n\it
street. (‘lii<-o.
Surviviiii: are his \vi\lo\v. l.oviii:i P.
ffrabbe; five children, Mrs. i~llt~:inor
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Co hte Service to Ford
wners Every where
COURTEOUS attention io your needs wherever you
may travel is something you wppreciate, and being a FORD
owner you get it You are always among friends
Thére are more than /00 Ford Dealer Service Stations
thr ughout Canada These are always within easy reach
of md owners-for gasoline, oil tires, reiairs, accessories,
expert advice or motor adius ttnents
The coat of Ford Seivice is as remarkably low as the
cost oi the car itself Nineteen of the most called for parts
_nn i\lcLciin of Portlzind, John li, i‘rzihbi\.
of Sain Fniiitrisco, and John, Leiiiucl
and Renjuiiiin Crzilibo' oi' Shasta
county. ami relatives in the east. Fu- ‘mm “aa “l““_'“"'de mum improve'
neral nrrzingemcnts have not been mem 1" m“"°‘°":" ""`hmq“° thmugh"
mmm ‘out the year. ln thc junior class.
 marks, gaining 97`out of 99. The
 l‘2~_/ -‘sg Examinations were kindly supervised
. li i i,
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" ff; v f., ` :idinn Gazette (London) publishes ii
'~. I):-`$\"' ‘v/‘ 't _ ` list. of gallant deeds for which. on
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"5"“‘ " ff. -> ‘, "/'l- qw  ` soldiers. The following is taélien lroiii i
- , this list: "No. 55 Bombar er “red
Y” dw' |"'° °° hue °" Donald, Arif.-For conspicuous ~gal-
'"'°”°-” Em9h'°Mmd"| , iiintry, tl votion to duty. nnd~cont,lnu- '
u'°`“§“° ous good'-work in maintaining the,
°”“i°“ '° , _ telephone communications of his lint-
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” I' "9  pupils of Miss Ella Palmer also in
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parts for er cms and you will realize the advantage o
otvnitiga oid
#ORD Rimabouis-$570 oo
'THE UNIVERSAL Touring-$595 00
CAR Ford Ton Trucks $7.10 00
Ft 0 B Ford, Ont
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were ss' l'l could' in mill I
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flirty (30
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tho following (lliarlottctown cantil-
diites have passed in tho linrmony
:ind Theory Examinations held on
April 27th: Miss Mary Adams (liar-
mony); Miss Funny McLeod. and
Mil-ss Mnrgiirct Robertson, (Atlvniiceti
Theory.) Divisional Exams-Elaine
Woodmzin, Aiinio Mcl)onaiil, Daisy
Johnson, Alexa Lowe, Eleanor John-
son. iilhnrlic Pxiimcr. in the Local
Centre Advanced Paper on ltudiments
ni' Music, Miss Fniiiiie Mclnsod niiido
highest marks for several years-
nearing tho maximum. This candi-
Miss Eleanor Johnson miido high
b Rev. '1‘. Murphy of St. -Paul‘s
Ciurch. The nbovecandidistes are..
practical work. _
January 12. 1918, Distingushed Con-
duct medals were awarded Canudiuii
tery under the mostf_ trying circum-
stances. Always. thoflrst to undoi-
take ii dangerous task'he gave n iliio
example of coiirage..energy and effici-
ency.“ Commenting on the above.
the I-inlifax Chronicle says: "Fred,
Donald wns ii member of the 2ndl
Heavy Biitlery, mobilizing in Halifsxl
stftiis sums time as the 25th Bsmi-»
ion, the Brittany proceeding overseas
in Juno, 1915. pi-ie was one ot tho
P, E, island unit-of the Battery and
like the others of..this unit made a
number of friends in Halifax. It may
interest mem fir'i¢niN'mlr"‘il'fsii" -
ter sm oilloer-i' tifa1riiiigsdqur_ss_»d,_
tire-wintsimn Eiigipnd is noyserv s
nfifeutetiatlif wilhl nildtlet' IIIINW' ln
France, in uiosrproirlnvitr to his old
comrades of the Zdil 'Hll'”Bs. I-|6111
Lqt 3. He was for it time employed
in connection with the Y.iif.C.'.A..' in
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Please. Grand
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if vou’ii have it
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