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snvnnsr ‘ ' " '  ` rms: onsnnomrnmwn ouannrimt ` ' - A '\F*§i3§UKRY”9,¥f 1918
. I
3 _ - _ . _ __ _ - _ » ' - - -- sms:-~ _ l `
it - _ - - _ I
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A The .Western
-_-,-:_~; _~,~_-,»_- ~_~_;~_~¢ ~,~_~_~_-_»_~_~:::;_-_-_-:_-_-_-_-:_-:.1 J »:
G d Plllllllilli lliNii
-iT PAY! tp in this province
iny .
-'ri-is_ Monnmu osu.v ousn- um
DIAN carbs obtained at La!erty's Mi
Tonsorisl Parlors. Sammereide. |
-‘-rl.usH cons fegul r szs_.oo c
for 816.88: regular- $28.50 'gr $21.00; Ro
regular $35.00 for $26.50 to clear at
li0liniln’s. ‘Summerside.B4'i2-2-9M2iE1i
--KINKORA DRIVING PARK will m
hold their annual horse races July,
17th. Horsemen will get their fasti
ones ready. for 0 good doy's sport. 'ma
2476-2-9M2lpd. 1 of
-C. M. B. A.-The ladies of the_
(fonvent Aid ilelil an entertainment
and whist at the (‘. M. B; A. Hall. W
Sulllnicrsitle on Tuesday evening. The NIH
iiul. wits practically iilleil with spec-3
1 .tors who listened uttelitively during”
flu- i-cllrlilloll of the following pro- 011
lzrzunrllc.--Solo, Ml; J. (‘. Kenny. Rec- ` Sl
iiulilll, Allister Hurry Croke. Piano
dm-'._ the Misses McCullough. Solo,
Miss Annie (‘umeron. Recitation, Miss
lfupllcmiai (lulliint. Pinno duet. Tile 110
1li.<.~i-- .`\`-wllilil. Solo. Mr. Preston Da
Murph l.uil1.h Vins tllen served after n"""l‘~°- _ f -
247s-2~0iiinn2wi<sstnu2wi<s. N“"'f‘g“° NWI*   --
which il couple of hours was spent at
\\'ll`sl. The iludicnce then dispcrseii
for their lionics.-li. i
_ th
 ire
Q* "U
0
-GUARANTEED
GRAMAPHONE Firatv District.
n‘s Summerside 24722 9M2iE1i ' (Th. H. S. Sterns, Souris (Tro-
1- I 
-GRAMAPHONES.- Write Hoi
n's Summerside. for their catalog `. Second District.
Gramaphones, records, etc
247»29M2iE1t, Ban O'Haniey, St. Peters.
__ (Trophy) ...  
_LATEST iigggpips by the Andrew Lewis. St. Peters ._
orld’s leading entertainers at Hoi-
ii-s_ . 2472.2.9M2iE1i_ Third District.
with twelve selections, $20.40 at Hol-
ta . - ~
_i
l.
BOY'S HOCKEY
WASH 3K|R1-S REDUcED in Felix Gallant, Cllrdlgan (T\‘O-
r February sale from $1.65 to 98c. Dhyl      --
:~.'t‘i._-xiii tt- -s'l‘i:\vAn'l‘. LIMITED. Nell MCCHHMII- LOUIS Valley
g495.g_9M2iEii'Geo. Dougherty. Lorne Val-
ley      
31-|¢Ks 15C' James Cullen, Roseneath 
ckey boots and skates, and it few T~ E- Bullmh 'R05e“'5°th 
irs snow s`Ii'oe`s`"'cl`etil‘lince prices at Alemnder M°Le°d and H0'
ratio . Nelson combined
. l , _
DISCOUNT.-Any person _vaylngl F°“""‘ D'9*"°¢-'
fs` . ‘ ` ' ° -
lr electric light hill on oi before , _
brllury 10th will receive the dis- W' H' Plowse' Murray Har'
lint and thus save money. » 2477 bor' Wrophyi   
- Charles Jordan. 'Murray I-iar-
il (mail, 0\'l ilg G
Drwrgolyh. . §e._g_.____   0 1.594.660 » smnd sms 'rnifa olmim. I K E E    L D I E   
uar 'an - Valley'--. . .   ._ 153.75
-    viii __ i- ~f°»'t=°n»»y. on-____ 1.2m. 
-TWO DINTO PIR WORD IADM Cliiford Betts, Hamilton
insertion for advertising in this sol- --- Road  -     100.00
il. Cash must accompany order. Patriotic Fund 'Promoters making, .
nlmum charge twentj-ilve cents. returns oi' $100.00 and upwards from 130|,-4 pi,¢,.|¢i_ Kensington    _
eachelectoral District during cam-_ ` _ Ti-yon  
-WANTED-Capable girl tor plain paign of 1917: 'Leslie MloNu\i.t, Malpeque, _ Centreville  _
oking. no washing. Mrs. J. Le- (TFODIIY) ...‘ .__   263.50 Cape Traverse  _
y Holman. Summerside. 2498. 1 KING'8 COUNTY. Fulton Simpson and W, H, North Badoqne __ _ , , _
,_ ,_
M°Gr68or. .c ined. Cen-
mu Lot 16    
Leigh Owens arf ‘Qoseph Mc-
- ' Lellan comhin d, indian lu-
$431.85‘ ver     _
 Fourth District.
'Dr. Darrach and James Pen-
130-35 dersast. combined Kensing-
l00.85 ton. (Ti‘ophy_‘)_  ,,, ,_
il-ienry =Smith_ ryon  ._
‘lic E. Divwson, Augustine
ove     
Thos. ‘Moyse and Dr; J. C.
193.50 Ballem combined, Bedeque
175.50 G. W. Dawson, Cape Tra-
I ve`rse_...    
113.10 Chas W. Bell, Cape Traverse
112.02 D.dB. -MacDonald, North Be-
121.8. eque...    
ixlohn P. Smith, Kinkora .. _
John Campbell, Freetown ._
249.53' John Crue, Searletown .. ._
D
l poiis making returns of $20000 imii it_l1ose who ure doing so much for us
lrlnr;
S00-00 upwards -to Patriotic I-‘und dl
campaign of 1917:
Ma     ._
ffl _entral Lot 16  _
n
207.15
200.00 done even a feeble little bit we
628.30 _country for the manner in which
279.00 they responded to the call made upon
268.00
349,25 contrfbiitions, thus making it pleas-
175,00 their aid in behalf of tile depend-
146,00 ents of our ‘brave soldiers.
156.00 H
121.00 a
111.00. E
101.25 B-
C
b
328.55
207.15
200.00
ipeque
dl`an'?R`lver   . . . .
__
Fourth District.
623.30
. 547.25
. 340.25
321.50
208.00
256 promoters were named to take
care of the country sections. 15 of
these failed to report. Had they
would have overstepped the $50,000
mark. but pro‘balbly they are reserv-
ingtheir 'patriotic energies for 1918.
lgwish to publicly thank the splen-
did ‘army of workers throughout the
their vaiiiable time and energies.
I wish also to pay tribute to all
of those who were generous in their
ant for the Promoters who solicited
The Patriotic Fund is one of the
oly causes that seems to be encour-
god by the large majority of our
ood people. Perhaps because it is
charity tn give to theldear little
hlldrcn 6f thc soldier. or it may be
ecauso we consider ourselves in jus-
tice bound to hel the families of
i
Flzinders Field.
J. J. MacDONALD, _
Organizer for 1017.
‘Kinl-torn, Feb. 6th. 1918.
that actually guarantees the
the Presbyterian Church, St. Peter'e
Bay, and served for many years; on
the Board of Managers, and conse-
uentl he will he leat missed in
lills wil`o prerleceasletl him about
nine years ngoaml three sons fl few
years ago. Oi’ his family there stir-
vlvo him, four sons and three daugh-
il
tcrs,`Willle, Laura and Olga at home,
Mrs. McKenzie and Douglas and How- ho
rd in H. C. and Alvin in Manitoba.
The funeral service wlis colidueted "0
I I .
V Early in the world-wai°_cod live_r oil was selected in
fortify the health of _soldiers against the rigors and
exposure of camp life and io help build up enduring strength,
C0l"l" 'E12 EMUl.Sl0
richest' quality of purg Cod
Liver Oil, and is 'skilfully emulsifled to promote prompt assimi-
lation which is always difhcult with the raw oil,
_ Scott’s Emulsion is famous for putting pgweiin
the blood to thwart colds, gfippe, pneumonia and
lung trouble. Itis free from harmful drugs.
Scott isililwne. Toronto (Jill - nd.
~_
The Goverllment advised the civic
d putation to once more see the rail.
way lloiird nbout the matter nild- if
there was no result, thc r.;ovel'ninent
qualities. He was a useful member ol','some time ngo by the railway limi,-ii
e
<1 1'. sw lv »- _
the (‘hurch and community as well W01l|l| Nike U19 llliliiei into cond
as in the ilome. ` _ :tl
` . _ll -,
on. The fine. to date. woillrl‘0rli.
oulii to $1 '100,000 ll’ thc ilt\ roiild
collect
.Some Hope
Doe~. the doctor give you any
DP "
Yes, indeed lie told us yesterday
C lf' W0i‘i\ about the sire of his
142.30'
151.50
KiNG’S COUNTY.
(island papers please copy.)
by his Pastor, Rev. J. M. McLeod. bi
&
We have received our' win-
ter’s stock of Bran. Middiings,
Oil Cake Meal, Cotton Seed
Meal, Sugar Beet Meal, Rolled
Oats, Beayer, Sunbeam, Queen
City. Royal Gold and Royal
Household Flour, all of which
we are selling at lowest prices.
I()
('il
S.1.E“.ART`_ L]M]Ti§D_‘ _` South     
who spoke ot' his useful Christian
_ 2495-_.~,_,iM2iE1|_ Wm. Grunt, High Bank ..
’~‘ M. M. odwnn, whim Rodd
-MsN's i=»NE soors worth dpi _""°S~“     
$4.00 oil stile for l~`ehruury $2.80 Fm D. i _
l7lM`l'I`El'). _
-PAINT! PAINT!
nt procure paints at
RETAIL ONLY ,\eur's prices. .»\itliml
-A HORNE & CO;
(‘I`.
per pair. sl:\'-cl.Alli s'l‘lswAn'r. -. " 'S "Ci-
S
2495`2`9M2iEH' Captain McPhee. Georgetown
__ (Tropliyi._...........
 z:)tu";(?;i,'|.-\niii'e\\' Layers, Georgetown
gh “__;'“m._|m__'r_»Angus l). McDonald. Red
report udvance soon. | Home     
24724-L*-itlithii2wl<sEillu2wlrs QUEENS COUNTY
102-75’ First District. -
100-05 Souris East     $479.75
123.50
~ Lorne Valley . ._ _ _ . . _ _
192-50 Montague North _ . . _
174.95 iloseiieatli _ ._ . ... .__ .
'Cardigan ._   .
Second and Third Districts. I
288.60
249.53
233.85
ll Minllim
GORDON MCFAC-YEN
The death took place ut Si. f'f\lh~ helm- an-tri \»'~f cn(-iii; ii-iifi, iii. iii.-_
gg-7_6() erines on t.he 2ni.' inst oi Gordon .llt.- me ,iiiii ,ii-,3iii,_ `
Fuflyen son of John H. McF‘adycll iii
it. " I 'L I
ll." " ` ` " '
life from the appropriate wol‘ds “For "*__`_"' '£5
Duv'l aft he .l ll _ -
eratirih liyertile \?y(i3lrl'v0tit` lGi1d(?wtIiallgetno   a 
sleep. 'I'-he ,family have the deep A
i‘.“.l-‘.‘Z.’l’.‘E'Z;‘.'..§‘.' “‘"..§”’“"“'""r-V '7 "iw ° Ssottment
 . ‘ ‘ . who wme t.lc
“wllnn ilfwm- or nliilnneieifn life." Of Stgck Patterns
_ Here
IV Fourth plslrici.
fast for nbout nine months but bore FMLURE -1-0'pR0\/'DE CARS MAK_
so if you need some odd
T. ` -aa conssr covEns..il' i b"'~~-~----~  
  A  I 257: illcour February sale S`l£N(l'll5\iil`t E' E' P rl M t "
i . .<».'
ll -M'L'- ENDS °" TAB'-E UN- » -
l ENS iinil towcliligs selling :it bilrgalil FW" D's"‘°!‘
E-'rf _ ‘ -sp in prices in our lnitlwiiiter sale. SlNC- ~
Sale of
Wall Paper
- Remnants at
\Vc begin today olir Annua
-MUD CHAINS,
IIZZ&
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ot'
lL\\\
-BOYS' MEDIUM
Kip lboots, sizes 1 to
l\\\K\
to P’ §
\v_/!l’l_~'{_/L/ll/.,
Sale ol Wallpaper Remnants.
.linny Pretty Patterns
air. \SlN(‘LAlR &
D
Parlor. Dining Room. Hall *l‘»`llTED-
"’ L" --NEW BUSINESS
Bed Rooms und Kitchen. Som
/nlllll1.\\\\\\\\_\_\_
E?
have borders. .-\il now on su
for o lneot shop. the
Messrs. J. J. McNally
/Il&lI§\\\\Yllll
fit cxzlctly
all Pric
Vorilc i‘iiI‘|.\' "Wi .Het 0 severely wounded in
having received his
pleted and ready iol'
"’ (D
mss»m\\\\\\\\\\\v/1
Gr. William Doyle of
<'llOl irc.
Lellnn, Summerside, n
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s-i
mpoiiers of Artistic
Wall Papers
to
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OILS _________g
s i
  I-Nliss liilth Nooniin
saws, spindles, rubber' beltilig and E
“Columbia” batteries-complete stock
Q right prices at hardware llearlqiiart- fl
clzs-lirnces. ,
24is-2-entnnzwlisuihnzwits, J
-socks MAi|_E|:>.-.-it their meer- fi
ing on Tuesday afternoon the ladies '
special sale price per pair $2.50.
SiNCLAlR & -STEWART. LIMITED.
_-WOMEN’S FINE BOOTS in black
and tan leather \voi‘tll up to $5.00_
caring in our February sale $2.69 ui G
cl
lluilrlillg. on Spring Street. next to the
Bunk of ('_'oiiilliel'ce, is. being iiteii up
who expect to have the repairs coni-
the lust of the week.-H._
-WOUNDED SOLDIER HOME.-_
Battery arrived' in town from over-
seas on Tllesday. (lr. Doyle has been
same shell' which killed Everaril Mc-
ry, Piilsvllle, several months ago. Gi.
 &   Doyle will spend :i few wecksiit his
° ° home in Tignish lifter which lie will
report, ut. iilllit'ax where he expects
receive nn honorable discharge.-
'l..\lli .Q-. s7‘r;wiAm‘, iiimrrun. -""1" 4*- M°D‘"‘"'f‘- ""-W*-\1‘1
ssii\\\\'\\*J////.1 i 1405.2-slnzlsil_ fT*°Pl'Y>     $24-"i-1"*
Robert Reid, Criipitilil .. 
simv(.iS_ nx(,_.,._ John Wiglllore, Long llivcr _
liphet Howatt, French iti-
ver      ..
mpson llell, Hope -River ._
illglr lt. McKay. (‘llfton 
olln "\’lcDolli,'illl, Bonsliiiw _
J. .l_ lvicileoil lionsliaw  _
D. Mci<`llrlane. Melville ._
K. Henry and Urban Tay-
lor. comhined_ Granville _
the Sumnierside branch of Red _
Cross Dacked and mailed 48 pairs of _ivm R L mv
socks to our boys in France.-L. F,
iam amsay, ong er
amos A. Campbell, Clifton
rank Jardine und D. N. Mc-
Kay. conlbilieti. Bradlll-
_lA/E|Gt"llT,?3,§)§‘ bane  ._   
-’ “’°’ ‘ $°’-~~'- Nt-wion Mcnenti, French lil-
\`f‘l`     
249'°`2`9'M2iE1i' Second District.
Walter (`lurke., North Wilt-
shire. (Trophy)   _
_surge Brown. New Glasgow
elge White. Nortil lllver _
ohll -McKinllo'n, North River
Nell J. McNeill, Nine Mile
Creek     
Duncan McEwen, Nine Milo
Creek     ..
Angus McPhee, New Haven
Robert McPllail_ New Haven
Charles Stevenson, New Glas
gow . . . . . . .
.. 
Daniel Fraser, North Wilt-
shire poll-    
S’i‘E\VART, Ll- G
2495-2-!ll\fI2iE1i. J
P LACE.- The
proprietors are
and P. Daley.
business about
U10 501 Slew' Third District.
Russel (‘-_ Clarke, 'Mount *Ste-
wart (Trophy) . . . .
.. 
Charles MacDonald, Mount
-Stewari._ (Pisqllid l"oll) ..
Ernest Lund, Johnston’s Ri-
ver    . . . .
._ ..
Walter Jones, Southport 
William J. Gibson, Little
York     
John Diamond, Brnckiey Point
Road     
John l\. MacDonald. John-
leg and arlll.
wound by tliel
nd George Per-
wesrlaiui Puisoiillts     
James Monaghan and Ernest
-Miss. Marion McNeill of Sher- Muwh' combined' Mount
brook was ii recent visitoi; in Sumnlei-l Hprhprt     "
m"~l" *__ Fourth District.
of Summenude llooke Jones I’own'il (Tro-
---- --_---~-__- is tzllriilg up the short course in dom-‘ vhy) ' ' ‘ '
Dr  os.-tic svicllcc in (‘hllrlottetown._-l.. inmpmnn';I'enlr'insUCllerr.v 
. """“ in '
UURATIVE TREATMENT by thi und rr-turned home on
month in advance, V' t I H t I _'-
ilbarlottetown. 1'. E. i..l:Iii’1la:is. D Q ____§i“'Q;‘_f‘__‘l
_ l (, . . . l
HOURS. 12 to 3 daily. Now. (im, a_,i___ii_
Slflll-2-‘_‘Mfllilospil. ` _.__
-Messrs. Hamilton
WM-_ ti, -.1-l~h_-,ill t 'rp I if      
CHRONIC WSEASE3 on, rlllove mihglto l`rl\vil“ on gilllllursdxah' wig' Mdcnonam' Vernon Ri'
l""id“-"~°H° J. J. Jenkins, Orwell Cove ..
Th..\V.lVl .‘ .  -
Mnthemm Em_ voesr  __orri_soii_ lielio Ri
"’“'" 0" Tl“"'5' Thos. .l. i“lirnesl-i, Vernon 
ver      ._
John D, Macllonzlld, Eldon .
Gmnble "mi Natllnniel Gay, Pownal  _
` i'llulde Delaney, Albany. were in town A_ _i_ M(.i__eO,i_ Griimi View _
S.  H€SSiaI1 Fffilu-V--if
Barrister, Solicitor,
-Sc.rgi. Paul Durant of Halifax, is
Roderick (‘. McLeod. Grand
View     
5 Notary Puhlic, &i:., spending ii short furlough nt his home pR|NQE COUNTY,
MQNEV 1-0 |_QAN_ in Summcrsidc.--ll.
Montague, P. E. I.
J. D. Stewart K. C.
1
Barrister, Solicitor and
Notary Public Mt. (‘ul'mel :ind Joiln
Omg; Ngwgon B|¢¢k, chm-|¢¢g°t°wr Grand lli_ver, were recent visitors to donation), Alberton  ._ 331.00|
Branch Office, Georgggiiwn _ Summcrside.-ll. po"  _ _ _ _
__   __ 12125
-Mr. George Cahill, Bedeque and "
~iMr. and Mrs. Owen G. McCarvilll. 366006 D|l¢|'|¢f-
1 Money to Loan on Real Estate
1-_-'__-
--~Dl. Kier of Alberton was iii Slim-‘
nlerside on Wetlnes-tiny. He was nc- Joseph J. Chiilsson ond John
compnllled h_v ills wife.-L, J. Grtudet_ iconibinedl Tig-
-_- ' nish, (Trophy)   .. $1335.70
-Messrs. Emnnllql M. Gitllant. .lohn Agnew, Alberton  _ 400.00'
- First District.
A. McDonald. ll. l'I. Rogers, ($300 personal
Herbert Pliltts, Greenmount
MCLEAN & MrKINNONiMiiple Plains' made the round trip. to John Locke. l"flD€ WON' (Tro-
Qarrlster Attorney-at-Lav 9U'“f"l"Sl‘l‘? by *Wim*
Barrister; Attorneys-at-Law H
Oiilce Royal Bank Building
Charlottetown, P.E.I.
on Snturdny.-- -----l-
-Ptc. Joseph Ellsworth nnd Mrs.  
442.30
241.50
Murray llarbour   ._
Montague Village (South) _
Fifth District.
212.25 Georgetown     367.40
101.00
I f ausews couN'rv..
182.35 .
176.00 rim District.
100.00
140.00
137.50
137.60
317.60
116.50
113.00
Crapaud .. _ _ .. . _ $455.50
Granville  ._ _ 317.60
Long River _ _ . . 307.50
Clifton .. _ _ . . _ 303.50
French River _ _ _ . 285-10
Bonshaw . . . . . . .
. _ . 277.50
Bradalihane _ . . . 230.25
Hope River  _ . 220.55
Melville ._ .. . _ . ._ _ ... 203.10
230.25?
l Second District.
489.50
280.05
267.50
263.30
i North Wiltshire   _ _
New Glasgow . ._ _ . . . .
_ _ _
North River  .. _
Nine Mile Creek  _
380,50 New Haven   ..; 
170.00
173.75 Third District.
100.00
102.75 `
- Mount Stewart __ ..  . _
135,30 Johnston’s River  _
Erackley Point Road .. _
125,00 Mount Herbert  .. _
112,85 Pisquld    .. _
100,50 Little York . . . _
._ -_ .. _ _ _ .
201.25
110,05 Fourth District.
i
109,00 Pownal    .
Vernon River Dridgc .. _
Cherry Valley   .
Orwell Cove  .
_ Eidon........ .
20075 Belle River    
Grand View    __ ._
173.50 '
i PRINCE COUNTY.
136.7! _
13507; First District. .
I _
243.00
219.83
210.05
204.65
120.50
.Tignish  ._  ._ __ $if>.';5.70
12100 Alberton      131.00
_ in
222.:i.f»|
l
:his burial. The late Mr. Anderson.
954 25| was greatly respected in the com-
.'§44`50i munity for his genial personality, his
Qosjoifupriglltiles-s of clinrzictel' und sterling
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his- suffering with cheerful patience
i till the last. All was done for him that
ic uid lie, by kind pureilts and inedicul
ziitendzince. Ilesiilcs il 1`ather'nlld uto-
ther he leaves' to mnlirn one brother
Joseph now ut llollle llntl three sis-
ters viz Miigglo in iiost.on,'Jiinic, Mrs.
lliector McLeod, l<‘iiirvlcw_ :ind Kiltie
inf, home.
I The funeral services at the hoarse
and grave were comlucierl by ltcv.
D. McLean oi’ the T’eople’s (!liul'i'll.
and 0. large procession of -frleiids and
relatives followed his remains lo Can-
oe_ Cove Cemetery. where ull tllllt.
was mortal was committed to its lust
resting place. _
I DAVID ANDERSON
l The sudden and unexpected death
of Davdi Anderson of St. Petel"s Bay
was a 'shock to the community. ln the
morning he was stricken with apop-
lexy, while he wus about his work
the barn, and after it few hours
he passed away. not having regained
consciousness. He had reached tile
‘ age of seveiity-one (71) on the tiny oi'
the 23rd year of his age. Ho was bed
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