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ISLANDER WOUNDED.-A tele-
gram hss been received by Mr. S. E.
Maclieod of-Uigg, that his ,brother
2nd Lieut. A. R. MacLeod, 284 Siege
Battery, it.G.A.. was wounded but is
doing woll.
liberal Convention in Morell yester-
iay Mr. James P. Mclntyre, oi' Savagcl
Harbor, was nominated as candidate
o contest the St. Peter‘s District at
he coming bye-election. '
SERIOUSLY I;LL.-The many'
`rlends oi' Mr. Jas. S. Douglas, Head|
it Hillsboro, will regret to learn 01',
its serious illness. Though his'
ilfliction, paralysis ut the throat, is.
'n an advanced stage, Dr. Walsh. ot,
Vlt.` Stewart. has some slight hope oi
-ecovc'ry_
OFF FOR _NEW YORK.-Dr. and
Mrs. Dewar of this City ieave this
morning for New York' where the doc-.
tor intends entering the post graduate
Hospital for is special course. They
expect to be absent lor several weeks.
The Guardian joins their many friends
in wishing them a‘ pleasant trip.
THE SANTA MARIA.-The Santa.
lntisfy a legal claim was purclissed|
vith all her contents, by- Dr. Leo,
ifranlr for $800. This unique ship
vis it roiiiantic story. She was huilt_
`iy the Spanish government rind pre-
icnted to thc City of Chicago to com-
memorate Spa.in's part in tho discov-_
*ry of America, on the occasion of
he 400th anniversary of the arrival
.i Christopher Columbus. After thc*
Exposition at Chicago thesliip was
_oaned to a syndicate for exhibition
iurposes and was used in this con-
rection for several' years, during
_vhicli a out halt' a million dollars
.vas taken in admission fees.”
Through some reason unknown legal
:omplicutions arose and the ship
Nas sold hy the Admiralty Court to
iieet it claim oi’ $940.40 plus costs
which was awarded to the Neville
iTanncr's Limited ot Halifax for tow-
-ige. The ship contains Columbus
relics ol’ priceless value wlil.Ul\ the
'spanish government would probably
never have parted with had they
.suspected that their present to aii`
American City would he sold under
llie ‘auctioneerfs hammer to meet ii'
or the Windy City shall be tho poss-
_ _ Corporal iirenton Horne. City,
veteran ot' the fighting at Vim
Ridge arrived in the City yesterday
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in the 85th Battalion at Westville, N.
S. where he was engaged in the min
ing industry. He fought for six
months in France, until at six o'clock
on the evening of April 11th, 1916.
lie received the wound which put
him out of commission. With other
boys' ol’ the 85th he had' stormed tho
Gorman trenches and captured their
third line. While in the Geririzin
trench, a slirapuel bullet, 'several
times the size ul an ordinary marbio.
struck him in the neck going clean
through and shattering a bone. He
was knocked unconscious, complete-
ly paralyzed. Ho lay there from
Tuesday until the following Thurs-
day when he was removed to the
rear and his wounds attended tof
He spent about six iiioiitlis ln`thc
hospitals and underwent an operat-
ion, portions ol’ the fracturorl bono
being removed.
He arrived in Halifax the first of
October and will report again to the
Medical Board for further treatment
:it the Pino Hill Hospital.
(`,oi'poral Horne while in (Thar-
icttctown is thc guest cl' Mr. Staph-
cn Moore, ltichiiiond Street, Tho
Corporal's sister is married to Mr.
Moorc's son Allan tho family being
in Dorchester, Mass. I
As a. result of thc wound Breriton's
right arm is still paralyzed hut the
doctors say that after ri course of
treatment, he may get thc use nt' lt.
There were several other Islanders
in the 85th, Buttaiionl including
Louis Lowther. i
FATAL ACIDENT.-The death on-`
currorl on Oct. 13th at Rcadvill. Mas-
saclius-ctts under very sad circrmi-
stances ot Roderick D, McLeod. Mr.
McLeod was the only son of the into
Dwlald and Jessie McLeod nf Wood
island, P. E. l. and llcft home thirty
yearsago goimg to Norwood, Mase,
whore 'he entered the employ of New
and to every one he gave the bestl
ills husband and tatheréiilziynrjnir ev-
wE_DNEenAv I
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Vlnria which was sold at Auction tolof service and his death has been s
Exposure Aches
Cold rains winds; and dampnesa
bring out the rheurriatic aches. An
application of Sloan s_Liniment will
soor have the  circulating and
the pain will disappear. For neu-
ralgia. lame baclr. stiff neck. spraina;
strains. and all muscle soreness.
Slous'n l.inimentcan'tbebent. Norubbin :
it quickly penetrates and doe: irework with-
out slain or clogging oi theF;wre|. Better
than planter or an trnenn. ur cold feet or
l-ands lryn application oi Sloan aL|niment.
Gepernur sized bottles. nl all duggian,
Z5\.-. 504:" SLW.
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crything to 'liiinin Mr_ Mclbcod was
regarded as one of the best railroad
men in the community never having
a mark against hlni in his long ternil
g acdldeutally
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3' chi-'l.drn_u. on
and three daughters servlve hr-r,
;Her children are
and Mrs. M'
home some
carte of -the
ceased, John ii.
Mrs. Malcolm
'Nils i'un~eral
homo on Oct. 7th
were laid away in
ery. Tho spirit of
truc mc~ilier,a kilnd
(Tliristian had
"well done"
plqtse copy.
After a few
cd away at
Sent. l4th.
Tpjrlon Ho
1017.
as
terrible shock to everyone. He is sur~|
vlvcd~by a wife, three dauglitors, one|
son, two grand children; also an ngcll|
mother, [our sisters Mrs. A. W. i<`in»l
iilyson, Mrs. J, M. Martin, ol’ P. E. I.
ihlrs.. Dan Beaton ot ltoiiche Point, B.
C.; and Mrs.. Winsloc. E. (‘u:~‘-limaii
ol' Norwood, Mass. Much sympathy is
felt for his family in their hour of
sol row. The funeral was hold ’I_‘ucs-
day aftcriicon, October 16th at 2
o`clock from his liomc, 198 Milton St.
ltcadvill. Mass.Thcrc was many beau-
tiful ilorul tokens interment was in
lfuirvicw Ce-metery, llyllo Park. i
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The subject; of this sketch, Mrs.
Alex. A. McPherson, (rico Mary Mc~
Loud). Grandview was born 71 years
ago. She bore tior months an illness
fit a very scvcre nature. In this she
was siistainerl iii a rt-marknlilo_ way
by Cliristiaii fortitude and an impli-
cit faith in her Saviour. Everything
possible was done by physicians und
the tender mliiiistcries of i`rle'nds~. lint
she passed away on Oct thc ilflh_ Mrs
Aug. 26th. 1886
province with his
years old, but returned to the city oi'
llic ago of twenty-uno.
llc was .1 member ot'_St~. l’aul's Meth- ,
odlst (‘liurch and was a man oi’ Ster-
,. _ _
,over rc.id_\» with goorl` a Style
about them
his brith at
ling charrictc
advice and always
his dccisioiis
llc was ci son
:srinall child and one sister Teresa in ‘
Ma.'nclicster,
brother Wrii.
and Faiiiilo
Mrs Meivton
and Mrs. JC.
Altzri, besides
relatives and
W.
gret the passing awny ci' one wlioin
such liigli cstecni. llc  _ ,
wins a barber by ti'=adc and was ri val- ‘
BRAN D CJAPS. 
_/'67' DAD and /:is LAD
50|.” AT ALL GOOD SHOPS 4
they held in
neil member
Willey Lodgc
tutlcral \vliir~li took place on Sept.
illth l`roin his late rosirleiif-c to Pirie .
Grovo (Tonictery, M:uirtlit‘stui', N.li.
colni Mcl’hcrson, Bello-
lvuu; Iboricrick and John in Quincy
lMai-is; Daniel S. and Marina at lionic
Tlip daughter Miss Mnrinu camc-
montlis ago to us:-'ist the
dallgliterhi-l-aw MrMs. li. A. iii tho
mother, lui what proved
to lil., her last illness. Two brotliern
and ltwo sisters ailso|sur\'iv_re tho dc-
vlew, Malcolm McLeod ul Bellvue,
Mrs. John Mcbcod of G-raiidview and
McDonald oi’ Lyndafle.
service was held in the
tho' home and grave by Rev. Wm.
Mr-liood, whose words oi' comfort and
warning were appreciated uridiiliou-
glit.1'u.lly considered. ller rciiiniiisl
pass-cd on to licar the
of her Mustirr. l‘:ilriot_
days illness llicru |m:~\s-l
Mancliester. N. ll., oiil
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for all that was right.
of tho, latc Thomas Tay-
lor and ‘leaves to mourn a widow and
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his. mother and only
cl' Granville, l’. ld. l,
H. Taylor of Stettler.
it very iargo cirr-lc cl
friends# who greatly :'c~
oi' thc harbors union rind -
l_0.0.l~`., catch ~
which sliowcd doop respect at thc
Mrs. John Mcl’l1er=
Mrtbcud of Grand-
condnctcri both at
ii
Valloyliclri Conict-
a lailtlifiil wife, ri
friend and devout
James ltaynionrl
horn in that city
PUT your good tobacco-into a ,good pipe if
-a Wellington Pipe. The well catches
the moisture. All you draw through the
stem is clean. sweet, dry smoke. Every i
Wellington bears the W. D.C. triangle trade-
mark-mark of pipe quality-sign’ of good
French briar, well seasoned.-
All shapes and sizes. 75 cent;
and up. Pick yours.
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