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_ 'JANUARY 4. 1917 _ _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ PAGE SEVEN
'JUR FRIEINDS can buy li,
P
Y - _ - The Eastern Guardian
anything you can give __
them-except your photograph.   ,,,,
Malre an appointment today . .°|T PAYS to buy in this Province.:_, . _*TWO CENTS per word each lu- $5
» _ ~ -_- ssrtion for advertising in this col-/
» 2 o ‘ ..°1'. GORDON IVES is Guardian ‘umu_ Cash must accompany order. ,de
e`  8   representative in Montague. Minimum charge twenty-five cents. is
- - ... ..'MR. R. ‘n. ..° MEs1'|No_- _'rue Georgetown If
New Despnsa :wk nowttrr is ons.
v D 'UAH lsent for Annandale and vicinity.; Wo
di!
::°»:'~“ a' L‘-~e
` _ _*THE ANIRUAL lv. ~ " _ .
‘ ~ ' Brace District L_ 0. L. Lodge, will
Prepare for Chfl5l|ll35 ,be held on Tue‘sday January 9th, 1917.‘
If "' canvt get back to the old at two o'clock p. m. sharp, ‘nt tho`giv
homgtlgr Christmas a newphoto- omngeiuan' Dundas' y` ‘shoe
graph will come nearest to taking ' col
your 1ace,_wiu bring cheer to   _he
homexlreeping hearts. Make the ah
appointment today at 2,,
The   Hewitt in well chosen wo1'ds,Ileliverc-:I
_ a _ .
lllIlf~'*4EFrltI. _ _ Hewitt prese-nted to the pastor u beau-I is
 1 .tlful coon-coat, and to Mrs. l~lublc_v‘ a _
- _ . me R T Ku hand ome rse of mone _ The as‘.o°.‘.l
. you a. su erer ow
A. E. LION, Studio
_Good Photography _
Moderate Prices.
Personal attention to Am-
ateur Photography.
107 . Queen St.
4 _
Phone 68-J.
 
Professional Cards
WARIURTON C SHAW
Barlstsrs Attorneys, Notary Pup.
no. mo. solicitors for canada inna-
srs Association. Bank of Montreal,
Canada. Permanent Mortgage comm..
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onion-om oust-tum omco. 'rn
was Block. Carlottetown. P. l. I
 
Dr. J. E. BLANCHARD
_ or-:N1‘isT
PARLORS-125 Queen Street,
Charlottetown,P E I
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Phone 275-J. '
3482-12~19M1Ino . '
S. S. Hessian
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‘ llontqus. P. I. I.
Money to sell
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Mol..EAN I MeKiNNON
..larrilters, .. Attorneys-|i~Llw
ltnvai Rank Bldg., flhnr-lnttetmm__
MORSON I DUFFY
llrrlltars and Attorneys
solleitom._to_r Royal Bank ot Can
/ HONIV TO LOAN
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McLEOD & BENTi.EYi
W. E. Bentley, K. C.
Barrister: and Attorneys-It-Law
Money to Loan.
Office-Bank of N. 8. Cham r
_ Charlottetown, P. E. l.b?.'.'..l
J. D. Stewar
Barrister, Solicitor
Notary Public Oilice
NEWSON BLOCK
Charlottetown
Branlsh Office' Georgetow
Money ~to~ Loan on Re
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that terrible aching, dragging-
down pain. that robs you of
pleasure, even of rest, and makes
life miserable? Don’t you believe
in the law of average? If a remedy
has cured hundreds of people, don'\‘.
you think it likely it might at least
cure you?
Just give Zum-Buk a fair trial!
Mr. J. McEwen, of Dundas, suf-
fered from piles for fifteen years.
He says: “I tried pretty nearly
everything, but got no permanent
relief until I tried Zam-Buk. This
balm relieved the pain; continued
use completely and permanently
cured me.”
The rich herbal essences of which
Zam-Buk is composed, quickly re-
move congestion, relieve the dull,
gnawmg, buming pain, and cure.
All druggists and stores, or post-
paid from Zam-Bul; Co., Toronto,
for nrlce, 50c. box, 3 boxes $1.25.
_@§.§'.?<
We have what you
eed to be warm.
/
Moccasins
Felt Boots
Felt Socks
Knit Socks
Over-Shoes
Leggins
Heavy Rub-
ers
Sheep-skin--
oot sand Moc-
asins.
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many different rigs we
carry
lley & Co
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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
_ ____ ' PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT, JANUARY 3rd, 1917.
~ ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME.
Trains outward-Read down Trains (inward-Read Up
Tues.
I &
Frid`.
v'- __ .
H
pap?
S525
A.M. A.M. Atlantic Standard Time .I A.M. P.M.
2.10 6.50 Dept. Charlottetown
3.04 8.13 Hunter River
3.32 9.00 Emerald J ct.
3.56 9.45 Kensington
» 4.20 10120 Arr. Summerside
Dllly Daily  Mon. Tues. Daily
Ex Ex.
Wed. & Ex.
Sun. Sun. _ Thurs. Fri. Sun.
Sat.
I>
!°$~°S~=:"S"'
asses?
Arr. 11.30
10.31
10.03
9.38
_ no-pe. 9.15 9.15
12.10
11.03
10.19
9.45
'l‘ues.
Thurs.
Sat.
A _ M. `
11.80
1.14
2.44
3.57
5.00
4.40 Dept. Summerslds
5.39 Port Hill
6.32 O'Leary
7.16 Alberton
7.55 Arr. Tlgnlsh
. Mon.
Wred.
‘ Fri.
Arr 12.15
10.42
~u
5, _
s .5
5
_m~i~zoo'
Nbizuevlg
>-v-Am.
' 8.22
_ Dept. 7.30 5.45
Mon. Tues.
Wed. Fri.
Thur.
Sat. `
P.M. P.-M.
3.40 5.00 Dept. Emerald Jct.
4.30 5.50 Arr. W Cape Traverse
Tues. Monf
Fri. Wed.
Thua
Set.
A.M. A.M_
Arr. 7.50 8.50
~ Dept. 7.00 8.00
Tues. Mon.
Thurs. Wgldi.
Sat. : ' .
P.M. f'P.‘M.
3.10 3.00 Dept.
4.25 4.35
5.04 5.29 '
5.20 6.02
6.40 7.35 Arr.
Charlottetown
Mt. 'Stewart
Moreil
St. Peters
Sourls
-Mon. Tues.
Wed. Thurs.
' Fri. Sat
A.M. A.M.
10.40
Arr. 11.10
9.36 9.35
8.53
8.30
me
Dept. also 1.30
"UID 8.08 Arr.
Elmira
s.1s
n`6pt. 5.40 eT2o`
Daily
Es- .
Sun.
P.M.
4.40 Debt.
5.54 I » ~ ._ _-._.._.
6.25 _ '
7.15 Arr.
Mt . Stewart
Cardilln
Montalue
Georgetown
Daily
Ex.
Sun.
A . M _
Arr. 0.25
8.09
7.85
Dept. 6.45
Sat. Daily
Only Ex.
Sat. k Sun. '
P.M. P.M.
8.10 8.10 Dept.
4.26 4.55
Charlottetown
Vernon River
5.55 7.05 Arr. Murray Harbor
meeting of thc citizens and household-
ers- of Montague, was held Monday
afternoon at 2 p. m. I\low Ycar’.s Day.
in the Club Room, to discu~..<. :mrl ad-
vise the citizen; the condition of the
present first fighting apparatus. lt was]
found that the- engine was not in work-
ing order, until some few days ago
whe`n taken hold by some private in-
dividuals and overhauled, and fixed up,
and that there was no ilre brigade or-
, ganization, and some new buckets,
‘ladders .hose and etc where needed to
make the equipment complete.- Two
committees were appointed,the first to
' 5;. together a volunteer fire brigade. I
The men on this committee are Mes-
srs J. L. Younkor, J. R. Brehaut and
H. W. Ives. Another committee was pt
appointed to get information and p
costs, of buying a gasoline engine to
be attached to the nre engine now
owned_by the village for pumping the'
_ ' ' _ water instead of hand power, also the P
\v’l,I,/’,i`\"’I,//,I-4% cost of procuring a chemical engine,
f and the advisibility of building tanks
in different parts of the village, as res
   Iervolrs to attach the engine to in case
lof fire, occuring at a distance too far
or ounection to be made with
AN AIRMAN TELLS OF HIS
to who-re the earth' is lost in the mist
and cloud, stretches the' grim battle
area. Down below the roads are
thronged with traffic-motor trans-
ports, gun-limbers, supply col-
ums, a regiment on the march, a bat-
tery o a ‘Y.
whlte~roofed huts indicates a field hos-
pita-1; behind the woods groups of old-
fashioned bell-tents mark an infantry
rest camp.
tends, now taking in the misty
English coast line and then the
occasional flash and smoke burst of
a. big gun somewhere in front. A_
kite baloori, unearthed from a s.hel~
tered declivlty, Nses p0lld9FOUB Bild
ugly fr In 8 -
seem to come' creeping up from all
quarters. Every moment we are climb-
ing higher and drawing nearer to the
battle' area. Now the winding lines of
trench are visible, the smoke clouds
of the big guns. The enemy is putting
some “heavy stuff" into the' little town
immediately below, which commands
two main .roads and a railway junc-
tiou'. We get our first dose of "Arch-
ies," ibut it is for out of range.
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Let us show you the
asm
ings in that first night across the
linen. Fear and bravado, nervousn'ess,
desperation, hope. and despair alll are
experienced. Before tho. next “dose'
we climb higher; the latter may have
been u. chance shot. but the next at-
tention, whe'n they have us under ob-
servation and have gauged the range,
will be more methodical.
Now the earth is Lllliputian'--a toy
world, w e m
there are tiny pin-prlcks that deal out
death and destruction. Whole armies
are crowded into spaces that appear
to be only a few square yeards. Can 5
this be the greatest war in history, C
this pigmy affair; this scattered col-
lection of darkish shapes, units of the B
two greatest armies in Christendom? S
Convlncing proof is not long in com-
ing; two shrapnel shells burst in un- C
pleasang proximity. and high explos- J'
ive‘ jolts and jars the machine in nerve-
ing I
of cloud s great Aflbana across appears
coming "down wind" and at a rapid
pace. Now for it! _,
An analysis of one's feelings would
shatter every recognized theory of
psychologyu First one .measures the op-
ponent with his eye gusges, always in-
correctly, his capabilities. What is his
speed. Can he climb? ls he higher or
lower in attitude? A .msd joy, a wild
impetuosity seizes the pilot. He' wants
to get at close grips, but that is im- Gunn" Amd nm' |||¢|¢¢u_ ‘
y, 11th inst, instead of tonight.
~ '3765,I,4M1i_
B PU J' ~ D
in behalf of Mrs.. Hubley and himself
elidesvouredto thank all concerned in
making such a liberal gift. after which
Ka sumptuous lunch was served by the
ladies and the happy party broke up
it-Jviufz, the pas-tor much warmer in
body and heart. May God’s kindcst
benedictiou rest upon the glvers and
the receivers.-B.
 ? £tlllvea}l‘i\1;er.cThe me~n appointed on this J
last committee are: Messrs W. L.
Poole-, Dr. J. D. Mclntyre, and Isaac
Ives. There will be a meeting called
in the auditorium as soon as the dif- P
ferent committees get the information
` required, when a subscription fund
will be started, and it is hoped that
.every citizen will be present and le-nd
all tho assistance in his power to help
this' worthy' object.-B.
FIGHT IN THE AIR
”'\.
Nortliwards to the sea, southwards
f 'rtillci A little' group of
As we climb higher the view ex-
o the round Aeroplanes
OVER THE LINES
Who can describe one's true feel-
h re en crawl like ants,and
fashion
racking _
Down below the most prominent C
landmarks are. the trenches-
winding, turning lines of grey and P
white, eerris'd across the deep grey J
surface of the' earth. It ls a curious P
phenomenon this-that when the sur- L
face of the earth has' been disturbed
in any way it should be always shown
up so prominently- from above.
Over the lines and well into the en-
emy country, we are not long in find-
our ob ective. From behind a bank
_ THE COMBAT
men's Ins-titute will me-et Thurs- wi
_ .'A REAL SURPRISE PARTY was ag
en the pastor Rev. F _A. Hubley, of bu
U. Baptist church, Monligue, on A
turday evening, Dec. 30th when, b
d as lt. was, a. number of thc- mem- in
rs assembled at the parsonuge. Afterl m
social conversation, in behalf of the' ou
urch and congregation, includingl in
orge-town and Sturgeon, Mr. F. A.lob
presentation address, while Mr Jus on
. .*IMPORTANT MEETING.- A
ing unsatlstylng, something disap-'into the fight. again rugage in the
ointing, in "potting" at a man from machine gun duel. The foe is whce-Iing
distance, wheeling by him at sixty and climbing until he gels above us.
les an hour without even o. glimpse_ and our danger is very reul when his
his face. What is he thinking of? observer turns his ~muchine gun on
hat will he do? Ins. lt is a tense moment for a fe-w sec-
Thcn there comes a feeverish an- onds will decide whether we live or
ty to know whether the observer die. return home again in comfort or
ready. Why is he fumbling with the' go spinning down broken and uncou-
wls gun like that? Can't he fix the‘trollable to hideous death beneath. ,
ay? At last all is ready! He t_urns,' The observer has been hi; in thejmoment like this. The only desire is
th u smile-. Iarm and the blood shows thru hlslto kill, kill. kill.
I Still half n mile away. the eueinylthlck tan coat. Must we give in and) Now the enemy is struggling ou as
,appears to be slightly above us. We go? No; the observer is a plucky chap,|only o. man can when it is a matter of
o eu out the engine and climb as fast and, tying up the wound as best he li n '
wo can. Now wt- me level with him, can. he signals- smlllingly. to go on.
t a quarter of n mile to tho right. We climb gradually, until at las; we
few passing shots and he' has-flashed aio' rising above the cnc-my, and ours
y. We wheel back and turn sllghtly.is proving the more powerful mach-
wards, very' close this time. (Phe ino. -
acbine gun at his nose spits red and,-
rs replies; tl\e"ilght resolves itself; VICTORY
to a machine gun duel between the At last the' moment arrives when
S6l‘V€FS~ (we almost hover over him. Zipp-
I A few bullets llasli past the wings, zipp-zlpp, goes the machine gun. Ho
idly. lt is his last chance to live. We
'opcn out' ‘us fast as we can and fol-
low him, the machine gun yapping
in the prow. Earth and sky, danger
and safety, everything is forgotten in
this mad rush thru the air, with the
wind whistling by and our ears dend-
ened by the mar oi the racing en-
gine. All that is most primitive, most
savage, rises in a man's breast at a
fe a d death. Now. But the machine-
gun tray has run out. Another tray!
Quick. or we shall miss him.
I
Jus; in time. The other stnggers, his
machine begins to plunge' and lurch.
then suddenly it "noses" over and
falls with a sickening speed towards
the earth
' (
tnfvllhiailsilglv u§teqli‘§h';Iiy'IntIIIIst$vE2lIrI °"°' '00 Y°°"' °'
seizes one-but with it a feeling ol’ gee 'NTERNALU' ‘°' °°““’"` md" '°'°""°"'
_ _ ` , hill , i . EXTE NALLYf ut
c rippling thc fabric. but no harm s-tuggers, recovers himself, stuggerslulne sorrow for an opponent who has sp:-:lla’:,§\r=i;»,ev§usen|ar eheumadsgfetz'
Pnnrcurs
donc. Again we wheel, h aiu un c- agsi and then begins to climb ra - ' fought like a sportsman and a man. r A
g pl g n, pl I mime IN camo '
A .. .., , ._-_,.,,_..,._, ,_ _ _ _ _._ _._._ _._ _._ _._._._._._. _ _ _._._____._ _ _._ _._ _,_ _ . ._ _ __ _._ _ _._____ ____ ___. ._. _ __ _ _ _ ___ ______.___._ _____._._.__________V_V_V___________*_____; _V___Y_V___:`__ ____ v_L_*_______Y_v_v_____________:________V_i__ ________
Corpl. J. W. McLaren, Forest Hill.
Corp. John W. Hume, Wood Islands
ames McLellan, Grand River. _ _
John F. McLeod, Park Corner.
John Gallant, Summerslde.
Peter McDougall, Morell.
Cpl. Geo. Burns, Malpeque.
Pte. Emest Gaudet, St. Nicholas.
Pte. Geo. Bowness, Alberton.
L. Sgt. P. I-I. Crockett, York.
Sgt. L. S. McDonald, Peters Road.
L. Corp. Jes. Coles, Winsloo.
Gordon Manderson, Malpeque. ‘~"
Paul G. Doiron. Bloonfileld.
Jae. H. Stewart, Donaldston.
Sspper R. Collins_ Hunter River.
Leslie M. Robertson, Mt. Hops.
L J. Marshall, Covebead.
Goo. H. Robertson. Bradalbane.
Kilburn It Sharron, Crapaud.
Urias McDonald, Kelly’e Cross.
st- - Y -
orpl. E. J. Powers, Tracsdie.
W. G. Siiliker, 0'Leary. -
omb. Charles L. Meurant, Souris
gt. Hugh S. McLeod, Calsdoiiia.
Harold J. Patterson, (Glace Bay),
harlootetown.
erome Graham, Murray Harbor.
George McLellan, Margate.
D. Lamont. Montague. -
orp. D. L. McBeath,> iris.
B. Boisner, West Royalty.
te. Martin, Eldon.
ohn C. McEwen, New Dominion. I stephen ucmnnon' Chmomwn ~ 5
:escort Forbes. Tyne Valley - Private Peter Martin Grant.  -7%; §°{=t:‘;g;"(1°°“ °' 4”!" “° )Arthur 1-I. Carney. Summersldo.
cello Murray Robertson, Mt- H090- Lieut. Ed. A. Johnson, Kensington. ‘ ° ‘
, , ri town. l Lc.-C . Albert Roach, (also woun-` Murdock McDonald, Rosa Valley .
Lo.?Co£pl?‘.l?tI3.chSummersids. Liautol? L. McPherson.§Vest Royalty Lt. A. gndtioilett, Crapaud ,(formerly
Brown land J h M Lood. Summersi e. woun e _
Ph' Ju' Dnmm 'Nm on Allledcstrang. snmmerside. Charles Buxton, Cape Traverse.
te. Emmet Murphy, Stanley Bridge.
te. William Gordo Montr. ue
te. Ed. Hlcken, Georgetown. I
Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria. I
John McLean, Charlottsto
Corp. Robert O. Stewart. Dunststf
nege.
Charles McFarlane, City.
Pte. James Marshall, Covelxead.
Pte. William Hughes, Mill Cove.
Pte. T. J. Martin, Charlottetown.
Pte Daniel McLeod, Charlottetown
Pte. E. Dixon, Gaspereaux.
M. J. Fraser, Montague.
James F. I-lagan_' Hope River.
Charles L. Pitts Charlottetown.
John Watson, Alberton.
Frank Allen, Charlottetown.
Jerome Gallant, Charlottetown. » _
Wm. M. McLaren, Cable Head,
Pius J. Campbell. Elmira,
T. Guy Owen. Charlottetown.
e. W. J. Duffy, Charlottetown.
' I
n. g _
Patrick A. McManus, Bonshaw.
Gunner Neil Mclsaac, Souris.
J0l!l1 Currie. Charlottetown .'
LeRoy B. Klelly, Charlottetown.
Harold Gillis, Summereide.
Ronald Vessey, Charlottetown.
Wilfred McKinley, Sydney.
Daniel L. McBeth, Iris.
William Mclntyre, Charlottetown.
George Currie Georgetown.
Herbert Cecil Maclutyrs, Souris.
John Stewart, Wood Islands.
Emanuel Dolron, Charlottetown.
Gunner W.G. Bruce, Red Point.
Pte. C.A. Arnaid, Charlottetown.
Pte. L. Collin, Morell.
Pte. S. E. Chandler, Mt. Albion.
Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon. _
P. Cari-sgher, Kelly’e Cross.
Fidele Gallant, Tignilh.
Capt. Fred Mays, Charlottetown.
Nelson H. McLeod, Alberton.
Harry Riley. Sea Cow Pond.
Percy Metberall, Fortune Cove.
H. A. McBeth, Iris.
-Harold Bealrsto, Alberton.
Percy Clark Sherren, Crapend.
Pte. Lester Proud, Charlottetown
Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown.
Pte. N. McKenzie. Nine Mile Crook
Harry Docherty, Martinville.
Pte. W. A. McQueen, Mt. Vernon
Pte. John McLeod, Park Corner,
Freeman Clark, Charlottetown.
Edward Dickson, Georgetown
Wilfrid C. McDonald, Georgetown
Pte. George F. Allan, Charlottetown
Charles McKinnon. Charlottetown.
Pte. Malcolm McAulay, C-h'town. |
Cpi. Peter A. Hughes, Mill Cove.
Sergt_ F. Simmons. Clyde River.
U. Allan Steele, Newport.
Pte. F. J. Brown, Mt. Albion.
William .\. Allen, Georgetown.
J. T. Robertson, Charlottetown.
C Bov er Hamm Hillsboro.
Island Roll of Honor
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KILLED
of Georgetown )
llliam Heckbert, Montague.
Arch. Campbell Long "Ivor,
Walter Lsntz, Charlottetown.
Marry McArthur, Mlsoouchc.
Loo Wounacott, llunu-r River.
Pte. Angus McDonald. Iloseberry
Richard Warburton, Charlottetown.
Lt Ralph Rogers, Kensington.
L. Corp. il. Steele, Newport
Wm. H. McLaren. Cable Head.
Geo. li. Campbell, Cape Traverse.
town .
J. P. Carraghar, Kelly’s Cross
H. Br-airsto. Halburton_
Sgt. J. R. Lacey, Blooming Point
Sgt. Fred Bagnail, Hazel Grove.
Pte. Earl G. Read_ Summerslde.
Harry E. Bernard, Long River.
Illovis Gauthier, Summerslde.
A. Vessey, York. _
A. C. Walker, Georgetown.
Patrick Hagan. Hope River.
George I. Brander, Malpequo.
Frank R. McAdsm, North River.
James McKinnon, Lot 14.
Pius J. Campbell, Lakeville.
Frank R. McAdam, North River.
Edward Dougan, Tracadie.
Sami. W. McBeath, Forest Hill.
David Burns, Spring Valley.
James G. Kiuch, Tignisb. .
Warren Myers, Mt. Albion.
Fred C. Essery, Union Road.
John L. McLellan, Summerside.
Charles A. McDonald, Iris, Lot 62.
ilolin McDougall, Morell.
George Thompson, Summerside.
Percy T. Lee, Summerside.
W. S. Hughes, Charlottetown.
Augustine Gallant, St. Ralphsel_
Gr. Emest Marshall, Stanhope.
Fusilier L. Fougere. Souris.
Anselm P. Morgan, Charlottetown.
Gr. Jose h M. Campbell, Lakeville.
Private G55. W. Sharp, Summsrlids.
Private J. E. Lockerbie. Cslcumpso
Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River.
Pts Damien McKenna, Charlottetown
Private Charlos S. Beaton, Brookfield
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington
Wilfred Clark Wright, Vlctorh Ura.-
paud .
Robert Tralnor, Charlottetown, (Van-
couver, B. C.)
Lieut. Reuben lil. Stewart, Wilmot
Valley (Montrelll .
Co- . H. S. Ptareon Charlottetown.
YD .
(Victoria Australia).
Pte. MJ. Fraser. Whim Road Cross.
Lance Corporal M.W. Chisholm, U13.
Lance Corporal, Angus Arssna t,
Abram'e Village.
Private W.E.H. McKay, Bradalbans.
Inna Poisoning) .
Muwtocd Nell McPhee. Hsatherdals.
Sergt. Wir.. B. Brady. Charlittetown. .)
Pte. Alex. Lorne Mi-Neill, llocky Poiiff Alexander Smythe, Elmsdale.
Moses Gallant, Wheatley Itiver. Donald McDonald, 0'Leary.
IN ACTION
homas Leeman, Calgary (formerly Robt S Warren, Broikton
Everett McLeod, Grand View
Lt. M. McLaren, British Columbia, Bernard Murray, Charlottetown.
Angus McLeod, Uigg. ~
_Donald McDonald, O'Leary.
T. A. Phillips, Mt. Pleasant
Edgar Finlayson, Charlottetown.
(formerly of New Perth
Lloyd Leemnu, Calgary, formerly
Georgetown.
(formerly of Gemgetown.)
John Watson, Labob, Kensington.
Fred. Wadman, Charlottetown.
FIMIII BUD'-6. Mill Vflve. Davis McEachern, Cranbrook, B. C.
(formerly of iris. P_ E. I.)
Albert Campbell. Cape Traverse.
Sargt. Herbert C. Mclntyre.
Dltp or wounos.
J. A. Furness, r _
Freak. H. McL(=Illerf.1lottectIi;]:Iottetown. g;g:;¢B1;?,'::: gazlfggr' Bangor' 2
G" F- S- Halliday- wuusm D. iacxlsnon, Heatnordua. C-
Donald D. McPherson. Glenwilllams. (late of Vancouver). M
(’§’"l°“ Malldersvn. Mulpequs_ P,-|v,,, wuts, gum, powmy (Won, Sgt. J. J. Mccnrvell. Crapoud.
“Imam MCll1lYre, Charlottetown. em (}m,d.__) F.
PPte. John W. McDonald, Bradalbsne. John Daniel Jarvis, Grand Tracadie. 1
"l'Bl° Arch- McKinnon. Canoe Cove. John D. Burns, Spring Valley.
WOUNDED
L.-Corp. Jas. L. Hayden, Vernon Pte. Samuel Elliott, Winslow Station.
River. _ Pte. Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1
Tim- P°D°» Sl- Peter S- Pte. Donald 1-‘_ csmpboii, Newport,
» Lot 54.
Albert Louis Heron, Charlottetown. V sergeant, John A. McLean, North Cai
Farrier, James Gillispie, Appin Road. dlgan.
SBDD61' J. McDOI1uid. Charlottetown. Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague.
Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington.
Fred Hooper. Charlottetown. 1,1eu;_ Epic w|“»bumm_ Chu-Ioggswwn Joseph R. McKinnon, Lot 14.
-THINGS Milftlm' Alb€'1\t0n. ' Pte. Clifford Rogers, Mlscouche, P.E.l.
Sgt- DMIIBI McPherson. Caledonia Pte. Alexander McDougall, Nine Mile
John Collier, Charlottetown. I 0r¢9k_
Prescott Forbes. Tyne Valley. wound- _ sergt. John A-_ McNeill, Charlottetown
ed twice. _Donald D. McPherson, Glen William.
` (seriously lil)
I
Daniel Todd, Summerside. Lt. Sergt. Robert H. Duvar, Mill River
J. M. Dixon, Fortune Bridge. Corp Spencer Stewart, Springton.
Corp. C.W. McArthur, Cornwall. Lieut. McPhe'rson, West Royalty.
J. M. Gallant, Charlottetown. Corp. Harry Bowness, Montrose.
R. K. Boswell, Crapaud. A. W. Wilson, Cardigan.
Donald Hume, iris ‘ J. J. McLeod, Richmond.
Gr. E. Graham, Wellington. Ronald' W. Gauthier, North Rnstieo.
Murdoch Matheson, Melville. W. E. McLellan. Greenmount.
L. M. Robertson, Mt. Hope. Sergt. N. W. Lowther, Kensington.
.lohn O’Brien, Lincoln. _
H. Bealrsto, Dnrnley.
W. F. Huestis, Charlottetown.
A. Reid, Victoria Cross.
iously ill.)
Samuel Chandler. Pownal.
J. A. Gasbee, Gladstone.
a t Wm J. Grant or etown
Georgetown. (Calga/ry.)
Leo Arsenault. Charlottetown.
J. C. McMillan, Fairview.
Gr. Lowden Beer. Charlottetown.
Herbert Jarvis, Grand Tracadle.
C. E. Dorion, Bloomfield.
J. G. Kiuch, Tignish
Gr. Arthur Gamster, Hunter River.
Lt. Thomas Fullerton.
Hugh Boulter.
Private D. G. Gilbert, Fanning.
Geo. Dixon, Fortune Bridge.
D. G. Fanning, Charlottetown.
Daniel H. Bears, Brooklyn, Lot 01.
James Marshall, Cove Head Road
Pte. F. Gaudet, Miscouche.
Sgt. A. Phillips, Charlottetown
Patrick Hogan, Hope River.
ed'). Tvne Valley- .
yt 8
Prescott Forbes, Tyne Valley
Pte. Roy Fitzgerald, Charlottetown
Pte. Harry Lund, Charlottetown.
Pte. Michael Jarvis_ C ve Head.
L. Corp. Elmer Bowness. Norboro.
Hammond Johnson, Charlottetown.
Pte. Michael Dalton, Georgetown.
Pte. John McGougan, Malpequs.
Pte. C. A. Roizsrson. Kinkora.
Corp. L. W. May, West Covehead.
Lieut Victor Morris, Summerslde.
PRIOONIRU IN GERMANY.
J W ll Elmsdals ‘Corporal J Fraser, Bt Peter’e Bay. 'Corp J. D McPhee. Georil0t0W‘\‘l~ 'ill Bvltléfllhi-
Pte H. . o e. - ‘ ' ', ‘ ‘ ’
` Peter M. Grant. Banlvf. P. I. I. Lc. Sgt. B. Wood, Sou.hport ilu Han- Pte. John rbiuréphy, Charlottetown, in
_ _ Swltse an _
v1;§ff,§d“|§’Kf;'I,§,1§'§t.fqPrf:.I.'.lI>nI” chllvrlwnssory, Union nose. nmol McLean, Charlottetown
Malcolm Gillis, Mount Vernon. Malcolm Stewart. Georgetown. Private Daniel A. Simone. Port Wood. J
Ben. C. Davison, Charlottetown. -Lieut. C.B. ‘Pithlado,Charlottatow1|.
MISSING.
-'mr DIID ON MILITARY IIIVIOI
Gunner James M. Smitn. Lot 50, (Son
C p _ _ . G- g .
Pte. Lloyd Leeman, formerly of
Gr Walter P.McLaughlin. St. Teresas
Corpl. Grafton Enman, Vernon River.
Pte. Daniel Stewart, Dunstsffnage.
Pte. V.E. McLeod, Fredericton.P.E.l.
Corp. Prescott Forbes, (twice wound-
Gerald Walter Rile Hllisborou h.
cpl. L. Wm. West, Crapaud. 3
. _ _-1
Cyrus B. lilrt. Pisquld East. Corp. E. J. Powers, Tracadle. ' Sgt.-Major John McKay, Ch'to . H I D | P I
A~ C- ll°H\l0\`B0ll. Union Road. Copl. H. L. Robertson, l{ingsboro_ J0hn McLaren, Charlottetown. Wu am d B 8 mud' Char ottelown'
Wil. T . _ _
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George A. Crosuman, Cb'towu.
Wallace Coles. Winsloe.
John Lavers, Georgetown
Claude A. Dunning, Granville.
Harry A. McArthur, Summerside
Jos. Connolly. Mill .Va.le.
Gr. W. H. Heckbort, Montague.
Edward James Sm-ith, city.
Robt. S. Warren, Brocton.
Pte. Arthur Ling. Brackley Beach.
Lieut. Glcu Norton, Cardigan.
Lloyd Lccman, Calgary (formerly
Georgetown.)
Arthur Robinson, Augustine Cove. ,I Stewart Hlcken, New Glasgow, N. S._ James peagle gem- mvc,-_
George Jeffrey. Linkletter. '
Lt. Stewart B. Simpson, City.
L. Corp Harry Docherty. Riverton
Edward Muttart, Bothwell.
H . McKenzie, O‘Lcury.
E. Cahill, Tignlsh.
town.
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Urban P. Bradley, St. Theresa'a.
John A. Stewart, Charlottetown.
Wm. Goodwin, Morell.
Louis Mchiurrer, Charlottetown.
Everett McLeod, Grand View.
Russel Ingles. Kensington. -
inlon. -
Harry \Vhitiock, Charlottetown.
Wm. W. Riley. Hillsboro.
Maurice Doiron. South Rnstico.
Georgetown.
town.
Huzh W Oxonham Ro alt Jun ti
Pte. Fred McLeod, French River.
Gamatlel Gillis. Montague.
Sergt Robert I-I. Nicholson, Cb'tow
John T. Bishop, Mount Buchanan.
Elmer Bowness, Kensington.
Augustine Gallant. St. Raphael. _
Wm. Alley, Cardigan.
John McDonald ,l\iilbum.
J, Frank McLean, St. Peter’s Bay
Murdock McDonald, Rose Valley. -I N Conroy. Charlottetown.
Donald M. Stewart, Forest Hill.
Edward Foley. St, Peter's Bay.
Gr. D. MacDonald, Souris.
C. W. Found, Fredericton,
Albert Roach, Darnley_
Corp. David A. Barbour. Alma.
Pte. McAusland, Tyne' Valley.
F. E. Martin, Belfast. (Seriously lll
R. A. Hardy. Tignish.
John H. McKinnon. Riverdale.
Harry Stewart. Strathgertney.
Zenos Ernest Perry, Welliugtfin.
R. McGougan, lrishtown.
B. Waugh, Summcrside.
Pte. A. D. Martin. Montague
B. T. Gorman. South Melville.
I-I. A. McLean. Peters Road.
Corp. Ernest Perry. Muddy Creek.
Lc.-Corpl. Albert Roach, Darnley.
Charles Hlne, Charlottetown.
L. L. Jenkins. Charlottetown
Lieut. James Morrison, Georgetown.
Hugh Boulter, Infantry.
Leslie McDonald, Peters Road.
F. E. Stewart. Red Point.
R. McDonald, St. Peters Bay.
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W Leard Alberton, Dangerousl
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D. M. Duggan, Granvllo.
3gg_“'k‘_l'C2','"I;’.':"' gl:-m_1l>xt°°"'° 5”' Charles Duffy. Charlottetown.
mes Matheson, Charlottetown. ___
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Ptslisetor Clair Johnsi:on.Pot¢r’s Road
Supper Richard Ceilings. Hunter 
River.
SIICCHI
Lieut. Dani. McLeod. Hamilton, Ont..
Gerald Peters. Charlottetown Lance.-COFIL J08lCl1i111 McEach¢m_ (formerly of l~`Ii1tRIVel‘~)
Lieut. Wilfrid Slllllvall. Cl1Hl’l0ll€"/ Souris. }.lohn Thomas Hagen, North Carleton.
gt. Thomas C Hierllhy, Hebron, Lot 8.
orp. Ambrose Cosgrove, \Velliugton'.
ajor Allen B. Connors. Summerslue
Veudall P. B. Bcairsto, Charlotte-
Lance Cpl. Fred Andrews, Ch"1‘own.
John Goodwill iVlcQuarrie, New I`o:n_
"l`haddIe Knockwood. Lennox island. _
L.c.Corpl.Joseph J.Simons, St. l"etcr's
Tom Leeman, Calgary, formerly of
William Wright Huestls, Charlotte-
Sergt ll. W. Cameron, Charlottetown_
~ . Y Y c on.
John McLaren, Forest Hill.
Gr. Vernon L_ Bourke. Charlottetown.
Lieut, Parker Hooper, Charlottetown.
Gr. Albert C. Dennis, Charlottetown.
Pte. Harold I-luggan, Cherry Valley.
Pte. Russel McLean. Charlottetown.
Pte. R SW. McDonald, Poplar Point.
ohn McLeod. Charlottetown. ""
F. E. Cahill, Tignieh. `
Gr. I-‘_ Halliday, Eldon.
garry Riggs, Charlottetown.
.J. McBeth, Bridgetown. (exchanged)
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Pte. Emmet J. Driscoll. Indian River, `
Allan N. McDonald. Plneths
J. E. Locksrby. Mal n Boll"
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' K r mm Pom. one noses sun osulomum Daniel Morhorwn. Do om Mana
h . ‘d ll , ' _ Geo ~ _
,onine In 1 B .lr "I t are I- wma     . PIst..Dani;l‘°M. ll:-:'s, Mt. evsrnon. Pts. .gba Memwd,  -`l0lil\ Alflrd. Chlrl . ~..\» 'Mil
Gunner Martin Dalt0ll.Gs0\'llUWll Gunner 0. S. Uclohkn. Christie- Capt. T. M. Hmdmsn. Charlottetown Fred Martin. Eldon. » » 
' billy 95° I A p¢¢_ A, it, ltoarnmr, Alberton. town Major W I... Bama, Charlottetown Mathias J. 'I'rslnor. Hops nlvor.
sn 5 gill; ' 0121:; `- C A  R I A 9;; Wm gggtqg, last Point. 4 Private'l‘eoton Aiohora. Booty Point. _ Lancs Corp. Gilliis,`lummu-aids. .John Peach Moore, CharIottsto;g`n
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