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~ " ` *  __ ___ _id “ i » ` ‘  `- p -IT PAYS to buy in this Province. _
. - - _. _ .  _=i;= .--._ w _
1-ms Lerfsn rants How 1»o‘u_}&|@' ifgtjtlsheri-t Arran eot.oa`1sv - -so|.n|sns get your assi.. sms css
V. venue ba. cHA?tF8_ A rgoo-'Pneumonia » Po
_ _ _ _pnevwn _.__ me
 Westem
most invariably followed by`~-mach-get h th 'se' b' es of Dr. Chase’s c
lose oi' lite from pneumonia. When ~Nerveerl'bo\'i. andofahe soon improved sid
the body is worn down by coldsland Her e es became. clear and brig
the lungs weakened from icougljing, fthe as en hue left. the hee sud -s e
Dltenmonlaiinds sn easy victim. began once more to take up the reins can
Careful insult' into ms tn _ 1 ' ' " tsl
ly _ ny ou and ook after the household duties_
sands oi' ‘cases of pneumonia shows lt is always wise to keep the v`ltai
that the disease usually attacks the ,ity of the body at high~water mark in
Person who is tired and worn out. order that the attack or diseasouuay Ulli
and whois therefore lnckin`g ln"re- be resisted. llich, rcd blood is the UC
Hill-ill! POWBF- ‘ greatest of germicides. and because Ulvl- . 7304'3‘I4M'Eif--
In this letter is described a case lu Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food forms rich,
which the patient was in the greatestired blood it is a most effective m_eans
danger of contracting pneumonia or `of preventing germ diseases such as Of
sslusmxcs arenas as¢__m___”____ _‘___,',,, UM, “ways me ass went. 1 __:-nw. K. m¢eoueAN.em»¢ For nr.
.i
ul
>_-__'~ tidn
ll
litvhlug Cloths it HOLMAN’S Slim' lnllill
ide. _ 'I8 -'- .
rs 51 3 zemztnit
ge. ia Guardian Agent in Summer
e.
THE MORNING DAILY Guardian
`  clltir
FREE-a business coursent the from
srs seo the teacher of your dis-
PARISH OF ALBERTON-Church
England services riunus;r‘March 19. furnish
some similar disease. but fortuunatsl rin. pneumonia and corsumption. _Alma l0.80 Kildare Capes 2.30. 1\lb01‘- tloll.
Y B
she sought the aid of Dr. Chasers
Nerve Food and was soon restored to m
health and strength. nl
Every day we are learning more,and ¢0l1
ore the value of preventive treat-
ent. That is one reason why the `-AMMUN|T|0N-SHBD E|€YS l0&ll
Miss E. J. Boswell, Centralla, Ont.. sales of Dr. Chuse's Nerve Food are Gil
writes: "Last winter my mother con- in
creasing so enormously. People are Cell
‘ . . r
tractetl a had cold. Sho was bother- coming to realize how much uiscrit is Si
cd with shortness ol' breath. whccz- to
ing, fevcred und too sore to. cough. uf
Our doctor prescribed treatment u
which brought relicf -from these $3
sylnptoms. but when _she get up sho* &
Q Z . _
0
keep well than lo try to ohtniuourt:
Z_ p. m..’
be obtained st_Lsii!erty's Tensor- L-MISS
Psrlours. Bumaierslde. Mlllinery
on Commercial College. For par- John.
&
and
each inser-
this cokalmn
order. _
cents. 
from the
a. Sili-
returned
hl St.
Are you
If
can
guns, ammuni-
shells 10 gauge, clearing at 62 E.
e
ts per box wbilc they last. F. W. quisett
ng and Co. 7864 during
tcr some scrious dist-_uso has alned '-EXPRESS \ll‘0\|i>'|1|-US i\l\0iill~'l'SiliD ‘
g
foothold, 50 gt-nt., tt buy, tt for mentor’ Brooches for the mcn of thc
.50, all dealers. or Edmsnson, Bates 40501 ill- 55-00- |'1\l°|1S- *ll*
78-il-3-I5-i\i3i. the lied Crossioolsty, thc mmm of
Co., Limited. Toronto. _ _
--GLENWOOD -Followin is the to
for the month of l"cbr`uary.- Grndc I. G
0 ; _ _ . . ._ _
-1, Pearle Currie; 2, Forcst l\it-lsuac.- -1. Ruby bicisnntr; 2, John McIihcr~
Grade ll.-l, Annie Mclsaac; 2, GlatL\'sif so
ill."-I. Prcd Gorrill; 2. Earl McDonald' __-
Q1 sua at 1 |1-
---- \V
8|'
0
-0MI'l"TED.- In the list oi work
no by the different institutes for
insloc was niillvertently omitted
' ' l 3 -BOYS TWEED SUITS up to size from the liurringt/on-Winslot\_, lnstl-~
Ncil Mclsunc. Grad:-_ IV.-i Lionel 28'
rrlll ll lluiph Mtlr-mn. Grade V
n. Perfect attclnlancc- Cora' Gor- im; 1
I\lt-Isaac: 3, Willard Iictts. (lratlc ’rlll. lluby liiclsnuc and Lorne Bcttts.
II.
n
nm
` liub
l'l‘El). 7860-3-I7-Mlijll.
$2.85 pcr suit. Larger sizes in pro~ tate. This section of the institute
. _g '_ -li, _ _ . . . . .
pg"t oi the pupils of Glenwood School i.l\{ings_ttm<;.'; 2, Lorne llctts :uid Cora ;f;v;lU"` NNLLAW AL bTEWMu` dm
nn equal share with thc others.
--PAINFUL ACCIDENT. -- MF.
GOOSE SHOOTING-Whose go- Theo. Curtis. Capo Traverse, mot with
to shoo u.~ Goose this spring, thc tl.
iunlilun ut Sirong‘s the old rc- lui
painful uccltlcut on* Ttlcsday. while
sportsmen who buys their gun und, working in Mr. Wm. WnddolI's saw'
ll having his hand badly torn by the
lc. Thcy kt-cp the host. 7864 suwl Ile was taken to thc doctor to
-- ha
ll
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your own choice; $80
New and Popular
U'/'/1/:`R ' '
I'/CT/e0L.-is VICTOR RECQR DS
W/ M $400 Tunefuily Pleasing
g0L1) -Oy and Desirealile
EASY P.-i Y- H - _ f f h _
ere are a cw o a c once
'MEA/TS' IF _ musical quality which any "His
D£s]RED~ A7 Masters Voice" dealers will
ANY H1*/[S
gladly play for the asking.
.I1/i ST/:`R 'S
VOICE" ---90 cents for the two selections.
f)£_ALER`S Underneath the Stars Raymond Dixon I |7946 V
Shadnwlanrl Green-Macdonough I
wwf for .'§:;°.°..l‘.; é::.‘“ iii: 2:3221 "95-
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Coed Scout-One.Step Vc ax L. Ossman I |7952
CA TALOG Universal 'Fox Trot Vess L. Ossman )
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OVER 6000
Three ten-inch, double-sided Victor Records
Beautiful Concert Songs
The Slumber Boat Christine Miller t 45075
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RECORDS Red Seal Record _
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nr,\|,|mc iN v.\'l»'.l\' TOWN Asn um' 
our mc: non no/tsr To coast 1.7
= vtcroa |tv,co¢ns~~wtos is mmol want Mus.. _ -1
took ron "ln" M/tsrr.\t': votfzs"   -,-
’ rafnr, aux 7i 'lr-.,,__ M » f
fm? 1%; _..:li""'@*___vl _ 
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- Vicfrola Headquarters
144Great George Street, Charlottetown '_
l-  '€- _- '-i' - J' "' 
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2:'
-MENS' STRONG BOOTS i'ol' curly he
spring wear In Ilrls colt' or whole stock N
it-.atlicrs with tap sole. price $3.50 per
-mir QINCLAIII 8. S'I’i<JWAI`i'i‘ I.|M
-HOUSE CLEANING time is on a
papers. Samples at P. C. Bowncss' in
joyabic skating party took_ place on
Tuesday evening. About seven o'~'
to central Bedeque where a couple lt
party were entertained by the hospl- th
The night was ideal and all that could to
-SPECIAL COMMITTEES- At a
special meeting of the new town in
Board it few evenings a the follow lh
ance and Purchasing, Messrs Manson,
Schurnlau. Grady anti Allen. Police. al
Farlane and Schurman. Fire and th
Light, Messrs Gaudet, Mason and Mc- in
and Parks, Messrs Mattson, Gaudet th
ll. th
-RECRUITING CIRCULAR. -'l`hc
int-n who have cnllstcd in thc ltlbih
()vc|'scz1s lluitalion have suggested nl
throughout Prince tfeunty. who can in
whose duty is to 'don the Khaki and n
lar letter has been preparctl and a
so asked the young mon receiving a l.l\
why hu could not cnlist, to wrltc thc l
plalnlng tht- situation, and his nnnm l.i
tivo llc-cruiis. --ti
i`nl food and mcditzinnl propcriics. ill
_ ct
thou: in condition .uni hcnlth. The ‘fl
ul its lilrscctl odor nntl tnsiv-i It hats
rt-ulniuctl for at pliysitvlall io ti|st'0v¢:|‘
tt mcllxotl of tlrlvillg ox_vg:~|\ out of
thc li|1:~'ct-tl oil I»_v clcclriclly. cliung-
V
i M
und lnctllciunl properties' u||cl\n|||:_cgi_.
This is now used ln Dr. Jncltsoirs
relief to dyspcptic and constipatcd.
vc it dressed and his friends hope
will soon be able to work again.-
-A NARROW ESCAPE.- \\'liat
ITEIJ. 7880-3-17-MEII. might have been' a serious accident oc-
--_- curred in Cape Tru ersc tt fcw days
when Douglas Bell, son of l\lr \V'
. go _ _
\\-'hy not decorate your walls with the E. Bell fell from the bnck _oi n sleigh-
_new Empire Sclvedge trimmed wall which wus caused by the horse start-
g suddenly. rendering him uncon-
i-larness Shop, Bcdcoue. P. E. I. sclous for u few hours. His many
7865-3-13-Mlipd. friends are pleased to hcnr that hc is
-_ doing nicely and expect to see him
-SKATING PARTY- A very on-_ out lu a few days.-N.
-BIG SNOW STORM.-Yesterdays
clock. three sleigh loads of young peo~ storm at Summersido and west was
ple left Summersidc and drove by ice one of the worst during the winter.
,began about i1 o’clock Wednesday
of hours skate was -enjoyed on the night and continued during the day
open air rink. After the skate the and last night. Owing to the storm-
e western freight train duo to leave
table people of Central Betleqne. and Summerside at 11.30. was cancelled.
left about midnight for Sumn1crside_ The afternoon express from Charlotte-
wn was an hour and a quarter late
he desired for it pleasant drive.-(‘_ arriving in Summerside.-C.
-THE LONE TREE MiNE.- Dur-
g the progress of the presentation of
e Drama, “The Lone Tree Mine"
E0. ‘-
ing Councillors were appointed as which was staged by the Mlscouche
standing committee for 1916.- Fin- Dramatic Co.. in Miscouchc Hall on
Tuesday evening. n number of the
Gaudet and Grady. Streets, Messrs boys of 105th who attendcdby specl--
train from Summerslde, took
Messrs Grady. Gaudet anti McFsr- charge of the platform between two
lane. Property, Messrs Allen Mc- of the acts and turned the meeting for
e time being into a, recruiting meet-
B. their efforts resulting in the sec-
Farlene. Assessors. Messrs, Mc- uring of three recruits ‘for 105th Batta-
Fnrlanc. Grady and Manson. School lion. This action with that of some of
c other boys at Kensington on the
and Schurman. Concrete Sidewalks, some cvcuing, a report ui' which ap-
Mcssrs Sclturumn, Grady and Allcn_- pours clscwhcrc. goes to show thc en-
usiasm with which they are taking
- , \|p thc work of soltilurlng.-C.
-RECRUITING.- A recruiting
outing , thc arranging for which is
the names of n number oi' young mcn an inovatlon in this province, it' not
the Maritlmo,Provlnces was held at
easily go with the Battalion and Kensington on Tuesday evening and us
result of thc meeting which was
fight for King and Country. A circu- very largely attended, 9 recruits for
“C"‘ Co.. 105th Battalion, were sec-
copy scnt to each one ot' the names ured nearly all ol' whom reported yes-
suggestcd. giving all particulars and terday. The meeting which was organ-
urglng them not to miss the golden ized and completely carried to s. suc-
opportunlty of going to the front with cessfulissue hy' the boys of the 105th
the 105th Battalion. The circular al- who were spending a furlough at
elr homes was held in the new Or-
copy lr he had any particular reason angc Hull. and was presided over by
I _
is Worsltip, Mayor llnrrah. '1`hc
ilo<'.rt|iling Oiilct-.r nt Sumtncruitlt-. x- speakers were llcv. W.lt. Watson,
t
_"Stewart, llcv_ \V, A. Johnson
would hc thkt-_|| of thc lis|,ol`l'l’1‘ospcc- at id ilcv. (loo. Morris. The musical
_ programme under the direction uf thc
-------~---- ---- --~-- -mon of `-105th, was a splendid one, and
p|ax,¢,,d as pow helped materially with the“snccess of
tho meeting. Actions such as this hy
I"`luxsccd has bccn known tlirougll- th'-'H9 “IWBUY Unmllcli 80 t0 HUUW l-|10
out historic time io possess wonder- Hpllll- with Wllllill UICY l1\'0‘UlklilE “D
o work of dcfcndlng' their country
The lioulatim l'ctl it. to slaves in irc _i “ml all 1101101' is (|119 l0 H1090 Wh” Hill'
I
lu this tht-ir first nttem t at or n-
* . _ _. __ P ' » 5
clvlllzfnl pnlntc has gcncrully rcbcllcd "lZi"i5 ll |'€Cl'\1itilli< meellngri-C.
WESTERN PLISUHILS
-Mrs. liagnull. ilttzel Grove is
ing tho oil into it resin. tnlorlt-sn and i,,|¢|,,g hm- (|,,ug|,u.,-_ Mr.,_ hawk,
int-lft‘Icss us siurtrlt, yct lcnvlng loot
utiari. Capo ’l`rnv<:r'sc.-N.
-D12 Dvllgllerly, Cape 'l‘raversc,
iiomun Meal. claimed to be the most was tn summ0,»S|,t@ Tuesday on bum.
nourishing food sold and n positive |,c8s__.N_
Trains
Tues.&
CANADIAN I "GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS 
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Erl.
» mu.
2 _ so
I .15
4155
-t
Dep. Charlottetown Arr.
Hunter -River
Emerald '.Ict_ »
Kensington
Arr. ' Eumuierside Dep,
IN EFFECT DECEMBER 27tlJ. 1916. "
Trains in ward--Read up.
4.15
3.32
2.51
2.20
A.M.
Daily Mon.Wcd. Tues. Tues.
ex.Bun. Thur.Sst. & Fri. &Frl.
P.M.
5.25
P.M. A.-M .
11.30 _12.10 10.10
10.31
10.08
.15
11,03 s_,so
10.19 s.oo
.15 '
0.38 9.45 
9 9
Arr.
Emerald Jet. Arr.
_Cape Traverse Dep.
Daily Mon.Wed.- ' ‘
ex.Sun.
8.55
7.54
7.01
6.21
5.45
& Fri.
13.15
10.48
0.26
8.22
7.80
AM.
8 . 50
7.50
7.00
'I'
Arr.
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Most grocer!-l sei
Toronto, Canada
not be lacking a plate, cover,
any odd Dlec
require."
` it your set
are not high,
Why not
Bring Your
Dinner _Se__t_`_Up
To “Full Strength”
That dinner set ol yours need
saucer. cup or othermdd pieces.
Replace the parts that have
- been broken or lost- we have
is worth keeping eommte. and
the prices of lndivi I piece!
I lt.
Matlc by Roman Menl Company
J The Sunnysidixi' I
l  Crockery.
es here you _,may
is worth having. lt
either. _ _
stops,-mor
-Mr. Luke Woods. Tryon. was in
- Cape Traverse Tuesday _on_ a buying
‘U-ip__,N__ _ - '_ 'v‘~*.-""i'1-:v..ril,~:'r.<:z ._
.Fishing ; Boats -
‘ It you want fishing boats or pleas-
ure boats designed and built. 
' ' ` _ Write, ` 'éff-:"._ L,-1t;__~ .
“1o1s1-zmwnssus‘£%~;:ii%*s'- - .- 
__“_
.,......»s.
-uw “ii
...-4. ,___
.,_..¢ -
  
Stylish  ‘ing
_ Voile_Waists in l_whine
or white with 
smfays ln con, ts
shades. Ther hav_e_the pop
ular long sleeves' and the
_ new style collars. Bust
sizes-34, 36, 38, 40, 42. 44. ~
  59c
much. but these dresses at tlus price
the
_ _asigain
- _ _ ,___   -_  ,  ___    f_-‘- _ _ _ 1 _ ’ _V  _,
.__ __ ___ __ _ _ it _._ _F _,_-_  ._ 'i‘* . __    .__,_- _ __ _ _ __ ,_
_ _. _ _,_  ,_.»_ __ ~' ` .~» nr". _ - _ _  _ __.
-  l rin   -ottses  
  :I . _ _ V 1 _ _. _ _ l ` ‘ " f\“._,‘
1- _ _ .. ..~._,__ _ __  é’  ~ _"-` _ _ A _ ~ __ . ~ _ ', 1
.  I » .‘ 1 _ _ 34 M5" lf'
__   "
 
._ , _ _ ,-  >_-_sv .» .- l -I; 1. '_'-?f'._I;_'11""'.,\§ ,
A veryeffective walstof- - . 1-l7'lainly=-'aiioreial itll
Pongee Siikiin the natural 1. _
- orvergéliglittan Shade- 'lt .- -_
is ma with long sleeves 
and novelty collar with: 
separate reverse. '_Peari-
button -fastenlngtsi _ln fron? _'_
 wean. one-me    
llueéks. Sizes 34 to ' _
___,_ _ _,._1 _r
We d°f-'t wwf vw f° “°=><P°<=fl°° iusn§§§§iig¢u?°td°»‘iifh.§»flr`i§ xirnungx
he finely acooijdgon pleated. 'ilounce
ie?
§1‘J.°.2.?”‘§.'ii.°.§..l°‘ ...fs
and front* fastening: of
_ white ~h_orn~._ buttons and
s".-~.l_ ‘she 
§.t;'.::°t°fi';t,`,.§“.°iir.i_,i§?*#“»
     ,_
        
are`_th_e_ best value yon have _ever seen. S
pfecial ilprice. l 
S
_autumn  rf
They are made from good quality strip- ‘ dl,°?i°£esS2'itwiir?t%_ and' narww tuck which
T
*.1
ed gingham in neat serviceable styles. _ Stung Walst band- will at any sizeup to , _
It Three quarter sleeves,`some with' 30 inches.
a dainty lace collar and others with self '
collars. Special price...._..,..-........»59c_ Lengths 36’ 38’ 40 and 42 inches
sectional effect. Draw- .
 $1100 -
7828-il-15~Mtf.
Two .Ladies’ R
Furs' are advancing in price ata _rapid rate and if yo_u expect to need a fur
coat next winter it will pay you to buy it now, b_ecause1t will cost you atleast 40
per cent more next seascn than at the present time.
' We don’t want to carry' these coats over so we have marked themat prices
which will be sure to sell them inthe next f_ew days
Prowse Bros. 
at Coats Left _  
nm 11 .
~
._ 1.. 'a_ --|-
P f , _  - . .__-. _ ` 
-The nnninem of R. 'r_ 1{oinmn_!
Limited, returned Monday evening
from St. John, where they had been
attending the Mllllnery Openings.
-Mr. Percy Turner. 0’Lcary, was
a passenger from the East, Tuesd'J.y.
returning from tt. business trip to
llnIii'ax_-l-I. '
-Mrs. Avard Boll, of Victoria, is
sponding u short time at thc homo of
her brother Mr. licrmas Myers, Caric-
ton.-U.
-Miss Addie Ellis of Sinclair 8; Ste-
wart, Sunxmerside, has -been spending
a_ week's vacation at the home oi’ ber
mother. Mrs. Wm. R. Ellis. Port lllll.
-P. - ~
--Pte. Arthur Steeves of the Signal
Service Corps. Charlottetown. is
spending s few days leave of absence
with his -parents, Mr.-and Mrs. C. W.
Steevcs. Suinmersldc.-ii.
--Miss May' Phillips of R. T. lloi-
nlnn, Ltd., is sponding n short vacu-
tion wiih friends in Ilracklcy Point.
-ll. '
-Mr. i°`.- S. Chandler of the ilrfu of
Auld Bros., l.‘td.`, (fliarlottotown, and
Mr. Roy Dan representing-the Imperi-
al Tobacco Co.. were in Cape Traverse
Tuesday in the interest of their ilmls.
 it-Z: _ _ __ ~' _~ _
_HllIllU|lllE@ MEEIIIGS-
ilil Pllllllfl _CIIUIITI
~.;......
to
result
were
WBTB
was
If you
_included solos. readings. step dancing,
and choruses by local and Summerside
talent yet it seemed hard to arouse any
it httnntt 
excellent musical programme which  _ ;
W%HkH& 
enthusiasm and only two recruits .
were secured namely Stanley Arthur -
and George Bc-nrsto both oi' Alberton.
At 0’Lcury there was 'n rousing
meeting-in thc Presbyterian Church
presided over by Mr. A. J. Matheson, I
. _. - , ` \ , , t 1 . I » \ . -y
' ' Mas san/t anon/_N.  _
A the home of her so Mr W K
'_ |_ ll. ` j. '
lewelyn, i‘opo ltoad. Sulnmersldo, the
>ath`occurrcd on Thursday of Mrs
were Nathan McFarlane, llcv H J Sam B"°w"' ‘”l‘l°“'_ "f Mr pawhlk
Fraser. non 'A in Arsensun and Lt 1"°W": s“‘”““’""-"°‘ Tl? d“f,°“‘f,”‘,}§
Stevenson. at this meeting 7 recruits W” 6" year” °' “ge mid, ';he__';f,’" B
were secured as follows Peter B fm' "ht" paglmtw? tyeafs' Andrew Ken.
Gallant Mill River, B Gallant, For d““g_h1§" ° ` fl “ben ave ¢ an-d was
tune Cove F Squarebrlggs. Howland "°‘l3' “gmiil ag t° rl Biheqeavos
Milton Lovell 0 Leary Cornelius Doi ‘me °f °' am y ° W” ve'
ron, Bloomfield Fidel Peters Duvar ‘
_ I
Road; Ja5_ Ctmerom Knutsform _ tloned, three brothers. Andrew 0
At Coleman where there was a large -B°s“l’1“' genianzm 11°' get? “'}‘{la':_';';‘,3.s
attendance the meeting which was pre. °;‘ t te olmtes ‘mwir Ingham, Mm:
sided over by Mr. Chas Read, was held “ 5° W" 5 8 ers' 5 ’
'in the- Hall. The speakers at this r
The speakers besides the fchairlnan ‘l"
hl
o-mourn, besides- h'e_r-_son,'ab`ove men-
ay Harbour. and Miss Annie, residing
meeting were: ` Mayor Jardine.. Alex "ml ll" l”`°"h°'° `J°m“‘ '"A sim"
Campbell, Rev. R. McDonald, Sergcnts
ncral service will be held at tho
linestes and McQunrrIe. The musi- h°m° if"‘l“y fu 2‘3°'“"d tg” Ilggiiyfx
cal 'programme composotl mostly of; “'"l_"|""‘ be "°""°_3;°g'l° 121° ra mil;
Sulnmorsitle luloni. was well carried ?i“l‘"' “'“l_f"r‘;'“{° 0 t" bu' gmmg
out. 6 recruits were secured bore ’°“" w°*"' fm' '-‘ °"m”“i' V m
namely: Frauklillauchar Coleman' tml" S“°“"d“y°""C"` I 'I' 
<1. .
George Campbell. Coleman; J. W( Mc-
Faydon, Colexuau;~ Frank Arsonault.
Benton Road; Lawrence ,Yoo. Alborton
Isaac Arsenault, iialcburion.
MRB. JOHN H. BELL.
The almost
At West Devon. tho meeting was ‘mlm H Be"
corded
held in the Methodist Church and was
largely yattcntlcdf Mr. Cephas Gregg,
acting as'Chslrmsn. The speakers
were .Charles Hensley. Jas. A. MorrI~.
son and Rev. L.=Ackland‘. 6 recruits
were necurodns follows: Carl Boy-1
land., West Devon Da-vid Boylos, Wcst`
Devon; Wm. McDonald, Wcat Devon;
John McDonald, Lot 10; John Culloton
Lot 10: Geo. -McDonald. West Devon.
At Freeland there was a rousing
meeting in the Freeland Hall presided
over by Rev. Mr. Wilson, the other
speakers stthe meeting were: Rev.
Bsmford. Capt. Jos. llesd, A. C. Saun-
ders, Col. Campbell and Austin Ram-
say, and as a result of their efforts 5
recruits were secured namely: Edison
Ramsay, William McF'adyen. Hiram
T_hompaon, Isaac B. Lewis. Percy Mur-
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