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§_ rival of -the train fiom Charlottetown
5 S turdaynight, although late and the sion per D. A. Mackinnon, Socy,
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57 large crowd waiting to give Private
E Thaduy Knockwood a fitting recep-
on. Cheers' greeted the returned D. M.
§ ' hero ss he ulighted from thee train, livery man who accompan
E and after a hearty- handshake and n. F h
§ kind welcome from -all who could t
§ reach his hand, he was taken charge o
§ ol' by D_r, McPhee and' Mr. A. S. Mc- Saturday night. He states
E Kay, on behalf of the Patriotic Socie- that the Commission whip;
§ ty. He was escorted to the Crystal hy on
E Cafe where the best that this well any |55; pumhasad ten h|gh_c|“-B
§ known hostlery coud produce, was ho;-¢9g_ The vetermary said mat
these were the best class of horses
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H°""7’°"- 0"‘°"`°  River with produce this fall.-The
__ roads, are very bad at present. it is
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--The election for Mayor and Town'
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Council at Georgetown on Thursday. 'ers lZ)°";%°'§°t';’:t§i§_l“g_o9’;2cg:;h3::|
resulted as follows - Mayor, S C. W
his the _recent mat or the Duke or
‘Dewnshlra Csnsdrs' new Governor-`
Gonsrsl. to Toronto he was banquet.-|
Knight conncn it R Jenkins, best oysters 'obtainable in Canada. It
llltsrestins to note that they were
Peter Ross, Howard McDonald, F. 19
J Soloman, John Mc(‘o|-mack, and 5
aiu, the Rev. J. C. Martin, Chaplain]
f the 85th Nova Scotia Highlanders!
'A PA'm|oTic FA`mn.v_- csplMlsc°uche.- Asri;
ecured from Priiics Edward island,
Danm gkgnngr two barrels having 'been sent to the
-__ Queen City by . ur. neloni osu¢_ist,r
oauenous Acjr.-'rue nsyni Ed-
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§ land me 0; gm-¢“nn_ mpg,-gs inn; ward 'Chapter I. 0, D. E. recently
5 when the 105th Regiment arrived at resolved to donate a $100 Clllllllll C6-
itley he mes no fewer than six' nop- lllélll C0- Lido 6 Der C6ll!~ 111058686
E hews and over a dozen cousins- all Bond and accru_t§_~ interest t0 lllo
5 fins specimen or humanity such as Charles Dslton‘ anatorium Commis-
->__¢ 5 Bangs; is wont |_0 pl-0duce_ One oflslon, andforwarded same to the I-lon.»
hem was p¢,~,_ John |)_ Mum", son Treasurer. Mrs. Bulmafii, Treasurer
lowing i acknowledgment: “Dear
nches and physically, perfect one of C619! Of Cheque for $78.77 also $100
ne specimens of humanity such as Canada Cement Co. Ltd., 6 per cent.
of lst Mortgage Bond due Oct., 1927
_.__ with- coupons attached from Aprii,`
. FITTING RECEPTION.-On ar- 1917 to maturity. Yours truly,
eather very inclement, there was a Treasurer."
VlSlT» OF HORSE BUYERS.-Mr.
assa Capt. Capt. Lowe' and Schr.
Morrow the Venus, which makes
he 45th Schooner loaded in Grand
/_.2 \ E placed before him. He was hospit-
":"` E ably entertained untill the time of de- show" at any of the places waited
§ nurture of the train for west, by. which by mg, Comm|ss|°n in P,-mea Edward
/_\ _ § he Dlvvoeded 10 his HOIHB in LGDHOX island. The aniimsls. ranged in weight
/ /1 Q § Island. Naturally he was sled to he from 1100 to 1500 pounds. The next
/f// _  \\_ .3 again among friends and doubtless mace vgsneg was Kensington on
f \ ie air oi’ his native land will speedi- Thursday where 5|! horses were pm-_
l. § ly restore him. to his usual health waged' “lac ,_ dec|ded|y 'mm lo," on
` E E lllld strength. Friday morning A'iberton‘ was vislt-
* E --- ed, onl two ‘bein o t t _
§ 'ANNANDALE--'TUB SlllPDl\'|S 19 the aftzrnoon theyg cgllligihat 
 `= still going on at Annandale Villlageu buying eight ilne horses, seven of
 _ Five'Schooners are loading the Schr. wmch were purchased from ML R_
Sold by lending dealers \‘\ _/ WHL’-a f°f Nvflh Sydney and Mr- J- J. MeNsin or Tyne vsiiey. 'rss
,; Venus. Mr. M. E. Myers is loading the vete|.|m,_|.y complimented M,._ Mc.
most impossible to have a. fair
r er are iinishin u their fall
Charles Dalton Sanntoriurn Commis-‘
Mcllonald. the well known
led .the
_:cnc Remount Commission on
sir trip through the western part
\ Bradslbane
f the Island, returned to the‘clty on
Wednes-
' the -land being in fairly good order.- was kindly g,-famed, ana the com-te.
Mr. Ray Howlett has returned from a Duane” of the superintendent was
business trip to Hazelbrook.-Mr. gl.
Neill upon his good judgment as a
judge oi' horseiiesh. On Friday night
the Commissioners telegraphed Supt.
Grady, asking il' it would be possible
to have the horses sent on the ex-
press to Suzumerside on Saturday
morning, as they were leaving imme-
diately for Ottawa and wished to have
all their horses arrive at St. John
as quickly as possible. This request
eatly appreciated by the gentle-
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We respectfully request an early
Wade Hughes of the firm of J. J.
Hughes & Co., Souris passed through
Annandale last week.-Mr. H. N.
Howlett has his saw mill about ready
to start work after rebuilding it.-Mr.
.Iomes Robertson took a load of pork
settlement of all accounts rendered »
Scptem per 30th. last-f-All debts con-
tracted-,previous to 1916 and unsettled .‘.‘¥..§’I$‘§i.2‘§€iXi.“..S33‘;"i§‘.¥...’.”‘.i.§“{l.‘i
Tliursday for Mr. E. McFarlane.-U.
o Georgetown in' his gasoline boat
ilion. Sir Charles Dalton returned
on Dec. 20th. next will be handed to
West, where he had been to look af- t
men. The Commission during their
stay on the Island purchased a to-
tal of 109 horses, and were very well
pleased with their trip and the peo-
ple they met while here. They hope to
return at some future time.
-UNITED BAPTIST QUARTER-
LY CONFRENCE of Prince Edward
island. The 86th session was held at
Albany, Dec. 5, and 6th. In conse-
quence of charges in the Railway time,
able the arrival of the delegates was
I right. _Always ' fresh - and full flavored. On
sale _-everywhere-5 'cents the packet. __
ter his- inte-rests in an action refer- ve,-y hm, in me e,,Bn|ng_ and only A
. our attorneys for collection.
Feunell & Chandler
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reil to in another part of this issue. V
He stopped' off at Regina, Winniipeg. p
Quebec, Montreal and State of Maine d
centers. He says that in some sec-
and it is improbable that this grain
will be thrashed until next May, ow- B
ing to formation of ice through the d
meetings ere of a th I ti
tions of the north west there are kmd_ ,n gsm or me-S3; all tag 256;.
ileldsoi’ giain still standing in stooks, ther and r°uds_ Devouonal services
were led by Rev. W. E. Carpenter,
;;2g5.13.7M¢_1m,.Lu¢;i_ 1 stooks owing to the melting of snow.
Prospects are improving in the West,
  everyone remarks throughout that
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are shortening the terms of credit,
the shoe dealers of this city are
forced to adopt
THE CASH SYSTEM
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Sir Charles Dalton mst several
landers in Vancouver, who are all
the institutions' -in the West the lend-
ing men are Islimd‘ers in the- courts,
in educational matters and in busi-
ness, etc. As mentioned' in The
Guardian Sir Charles'-was the guest
of honor af' a special meet€_ng of the
Knights of Columbus in sncouver,
among whom were many Islanders.
Sir'Chai’les had the pleasure of meet-
ing Mr. A. A. Le Furgey, who intends
to return to the Island shortly. »
WALSH-CLAY-A very pretty
wedding was solemnlzed at St. Mary's
Cathedral, Calgary, on Nov. 28th
when Miss Josephine Elizabeth
Walsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Walsh, Summerville and Mr. Char-
les Clay of Calgary. were united in the
emony was performed by' the Rav.
Francis Hughes, assisted by the Rev.
Dr. Bemard MacDonald. The bride
who was unattended was becomingly
attired in a white serge suit with
black hat and a set of fox furs the
gift of the groom. Following the nup-
tials the bridal party brsakfasted at
'the' Palliser Hotel and left later on
for an' extended trip to the United
States. The bride’s going any cor,
tume being a suit of blue silk gsbar-
dine' and a beaver plush c‘ost.Tho bride
has many friends in Charlottetown
where her school days were spent
years she has ibeen Principal of one
of Calgsry‘s best schools. Before re-
tuming to their home in -the West
first as a pupil of Notre Dame Acad-
emy and deter as a student of Prince
of Wales Coi,lege..ll‘or the past two
their homes reeling that they*
,the mud.-Quite a lot of
couple will visit the
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ery short meeting of praise and
rayers could -be held. on the ilrst
ay. But during the next day the
nd papers and addresses were given
euling with the Five Year Program-
me as adopted at the recent meeting
of the Baptist Convention of the
Maritime Provinces. During the
morning the Rev. C. R. Freeman
introduced the program as a whole
and its evangelistic and Financial
sides were dealt with in detail by
Rev. E. P. Calder, and Mr. J. P.
Gordon respectively. In the afternoon
ths‘lallle-s~heId a meeting in the name
of the U. B. \W. M. U. under the
presidency oi’ Mrs. Glidden, and an
instructive and forceful address was
given by _Rev. L. E. Ackland in the
prospects of the Kingdom of God in
these~-times; The missionary side of
the? program was also ably dealt
with in papers sepcially prepared and
sent, on to the Conference 'by Messrs
J. A. Clark and A. W; Sterns, the
former In regard to Home and West-
ern Missions the latter in 'regard to
Foreign Missions. In the evening the
Rev. W. . Piper read a paper on the
Educational Side of the program and
Judges 6.14 a sermon which formed s
fitting close to this most interesting
conference; *
TI-IANKSGIVING WEDDING
BE_i_.LB.- A wedding of special inter-_
est to residents of'Charlottetown and
vicinity .was solsmhlsed at the Met~
hotlist Episcopal Church Westboro,on
Thanksgiving day when Etta May
Enmamvnldest daughter of Mr. Mark
Enman, was united in msrriase with
Mr. William Paul Kulser of East
Hampton. The bride wore a white
silk chiffon dress `and flowing veil
cshght with Killarney roses and car-
ried s shower 'bouquet of Killarney
The bridesmaid was Miss
Burhoe, daughter of Mr. Henry
a cousin of thebrlde. She.
a bouquet of yellow chrys-
The bride is the oldest'
ot Mr. Thomas ,Knight
given in marriage by
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sister flower
and
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