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-Me  Tim onAnLo'r:l~1l:'rowN GUARDIAN MARCH 28.1917
See Them Soar! Eggs,
potatoes, onions, peas, beans
-everything in the foodline
soaring beyond the family
purse, except Shredded
Wheat Biscuit, the standard
whole wheat cereal food,
which sells at the same old
price. One prominent paper
urges people to boycott the
egg and other expensive
foods and cat cereals which
have a higher nutritive value
at a lower cost. Two
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
with milk make a complete
meal at a total cost of four
or five cents, furnishing all »
the nutriiiient one needs.
For breakfast with milk; for
supper with sliced bananas
or steued prunes. Made
in Cniiadaj
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1 1 » A__ L i 1 _*_ __ _, _ _ Y- »__- _ ` - r~ *S - - .-1 
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on April lst ilt 11 o‘clock and in the
cd $115 from Benn Slippers ill uid oi'
-FUNERAL TODAY -The inli-
in from the home of her futher Ml'
llelnjilniiil Montgomery. Traveller’s (C°"u""“fdf'l°m1.l°g° S°v°"') -
--FOR SALE, nine acres ol` lillid l
one mile irolll Sllnimerside, on Road t
letliiilig to Si. lillealiors. Write or
iiiglll (`o., i\lill Ville. 5030-ll-2tiM2l. li
-FUNERAL SERVICE. --on \\'...1.
lieieilaly ;ii`i»-riioon tli»~ iiilii-rzll ii illic-
lzlto .\ll‘.~=. Alircil tlorl'ill'n|` tilt-llwlil.-.'l
look ||l1ll‘e. 'l`li»- :.-;lllil- In ini: lcd hy the
Ilev. lt, lirliilii-_ ;l.~.~'ir~icil |11- illl' ltr-v,
ll. .\liii-r:i_\. .\» i.::|» 11. ni, ii i.-linri
.~=ervirc uns In-iii ;l1 the liniiie of the
lll~i-cus.: il. 'l`lli» li_\'lnll~; ".\'l‘:ll'lri' .\l 1' Gull
to ’l'licl-" rlilfl .ii-~u< Lover oil lii\~1
Soul" lu-illlz sling. 'l‘lil- licv. lt. liro-'
die rcairl the .sl-i~i1illii-c while the Rev.,
lt. .\lllri';i_\- 1n'u_\'i il. 'l`ilc rcliiuilis were
taken io the .\leilioilisi t’liuri~ll nt
I\iilhurll for huriill. O\'i:1~ tori v sie-iglis
lollowcli. (ln :li'l'i\'lll :il lllel (`liurch
which \\';l.< ovl-i' iillcil thc i'ollo\\'ing
service was llf-ld. il_\'llln "Rock ol`
.\iZi'-“»"- l'1'il>'i‘1'-< llcv. ll. .\llll'i'ir\'.
Hymn. "\\'li_\- :|11 ui .\lt.-urn." .-\<lllre.-.-
by Rev. .\ll‘. .\llil'i'1iy_ il_\‘inu, 
sleep ill .lies-1is'."..-\ili||'<-ss li_\‘ iii-\
Brodie. i’i‘;i_\'i»i'. Ilyinli ".\‘cr\'nlit oi'
God Well lioiil.-." .\'ilciil pi~ii_\'l-in llene.
dictioii.-\\". i
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We are paying highest
Cash Prices tor good
Clean
1 White Fife S e e cl
1 Wheat,
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Two and Six Rowed
Barley,
Silverhull and l
Beechnut Buckwheat. ‘
Island Timothy Seed
Island Grown Seed
Oats.
Good 'Timothy Hay
(Pressed)
Clean dry oat straw
(Pressed.) 1
At our Seed and
G r a i n Warehouse
Queen Street.
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1 Carter & Co. ltd
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ri-giilair niontllly nieeling of lllc Eur
-INSTITUTE MEETING.- At lhe 3
Rest io Belltuue Cemetry. l~"!»a'l' '.9-fE'.l.°.l.°'.l"' _f,
ii I F
with new dwelling house and burn. am wry export °d“c"‘u°“i”'5' mi"
hey have made any special study oi
tllcniatter. ldoli't see why they
phone ltculwil llicki-esoli. Electric should Setlllelr °9i”l°“” “gllllliil
hose of men \vilo have boon life-long
erlcliois, who have been interested
all llll'oui:l1 their lives ill education.
llou't see that tlley have. ill support
i` their contentions ailduced any
moi ol quoted any autllolitles
l-rilld \\'onien's institute, it was decid-
ed to illlopt il “l’risolie1- oi War. illld
ili».i_\~ also voted money for :l map for
D ‘ ' ' _ on
the subject. The curricululn has been
3-iliivkifll ln the ilrst place.-it lins
tile i’rilnllry ltoonl ofthe school. The *hem Stated ‘hal it is 0V@i`|0ad¢`il»
next regular lnectiiig will be held in
the scliool house.
j White Russian Seed |
1 Wheat. 1
Well. it the curriculum is overloaded.
whose fault is it? THE CURRICU-
____ LUM IS THE SAME CURRICULUM
_|_Aolss 8 men cur l._AcE ‘
BOOTS, on new recede toe, Invictus I
qllulity. Gootlyear welted. in Black
\'ici Kid. Patent Leather with dull. 3
coli tops, and all Gun Metal cali. Per C
hat has been ill force for some _vear'l.
1 wo-s there under the late Govern-
ment; it is still there. It is true' that
ertnin subjects we have mode practi-
al. They have not been a dead let-
holding the cause oi the Empire and
’l‘h¢ crowd which greeted Sergi.
line upon his return was about the
grcet any liollie-coluillg Island sol-
soldier. .
Not only was nie railway station
'tlrd crowded but there was also a
great assemblage outsillg the station.
The Overseas ltoiniorcelnellts under
coluniiuid or Major Leigh, und' the -itll
llc-gllliellt Band were drawn up ill
lilieraud as lhe train drew ill to the
station tho band played "O Gallatin,"
and as he stepped from the train
he wils greeted with hearty lluiid-
sllakcs from lilo Mayor. and (‘oull.
Sniitli, l'e1ireseliting the City. und' the
lluem-bers 0( the soldiers reception
eollunittee composed of Itev. Canon
Simpson. Major, the llev. Dr. l\`ull_cr-
ton. alld Mr. James Paton. and :l
host ot personal i`riellds of Sergt.
Hine wllo were prolxd to grasp the
‘ hand of the hero oftwo\vars‘and wisll
him a glad welcome home.
At thc~‘ same time illree liearty
lcllecrs and a tiger were given with il
ill. and tlkf railway whistles scream "
w - _ _ .
led forth in nolsome but joyous tones
111111. $11,511 A150 11111111 1111.16 111 A111. ter, like agriculture. which had been 10 grfet ri former eluilorec Tile
civil lllowil kill and 'rim eau. .lust Pf“°*i°=*i1>’ ii 1162111411110 <i\wniii.\' for
01101101 11_ .1.' 1101111111111' L1M1,1.ED_ years Ong man went 50 far 115 10 densed Milk Factory also joined in the
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ay he collld not suggest one sub-
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whistle of the Charlottetown (lon
welcome.
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ini Parlors, Sumimerslde. -MR. W. K. MeGOUGAN is Guor- ` ____
A ' ‘i ‘
--- diall representative in Bemmarside. _ s
_-Panties neoulnmc HAY, 4950-:i-zzluzi. Veteran of Two wars (hven cheef. _
llllllllllblllllllllillll lllllllllllxll ll-illlllilllllclllllt BRACES wma your organ oi ° l w I U H. R t l El
oe canon on . ann,o - '
liulillingllon. g 5029-3-26M2l. piano in exchange tor, or part pay-  e    e   A _
.__ ment on --The phonograph with a F     l 1
`-woon lsLANDs.-- Rev. .loim soul"-“The New Edison." rom. e
Mcllau Wm preach in W°°d lslaml lsllsllllollllulllzwllsmlllwlll - l The Kind You Have Always Boug‘l1l,t» allilivlllllh has b°°'*l _
lllllit :‘ _ _ Citizen' turn~d out \ll masse yes-` homo when the Ellililfe ‘VHS vliiialéiril
l l l ll lll l WESTERN  terday tollextellil a wellclouie to Sergt. ill 11 light i`0l' l`I`00G1i1ll- H0 1'0lUll15
-DOING GOOD w0RK.- Tile _M1 1, 111111.11111 181-1 0,11, , Cllarles Hino. upon his returll from suiiel'ln1.1il'onlthe shock otbattle. and
l’oll_v Anilil t‘lub oi’ O’Leary has rals- cc111_1yflo1. 1110 U S 1,1 _W can ml Europe, where ho hills been llobly up- he hoped that his health would be
speedily restored. und that when it
1111. 111.11 1~1~,_1S_. \\'1,1-11__.\\.'_ _ tho \vorld's liberty on the battlelields iii. that he wlllllll llll lllllllllll alter by
.___  A. E  of Franco und Flange;-5_ tho authorities in ll niannel' betlttiug
l-rill oi` the lllie Mrs. italy Sclrurlntlll `lll I
takes place today March 28th at 15 p. 131505! WlilCh has Ye! ilSC1~`€1l1lilCtl i0
such ll helo. The Ma) ol went on to
say that he saw quite u number oi'
abloibodied young lnen. beiione h-illl
who should bo in uniform and do-
clarc~;E' that now is the tilue_ti1s.i men
are nee-:led most ol' all. ill order to
bring about the niuoli needed peace in
tho world. ` 1
Rev. Canoll Simpson was next cali-
cd on and said ho had the pleasure
when Sergl. llille enlisted for South
Africa to make un nlldreas ot the
farewell nlecting ill the Opera House
whon he was' lcavl-ng; also to ment
him with all zldilress when he rotllrll-
gi , -
retllrll from the ‘great wal. Canon
Silnpson said he had been more close-
ly collneetell with Sergt. Hlne than
most people. He had been il choir
ister under llinl when a small boy
had been n pupil nt St. _Peier‘s Boys
School. and the Sunday School; had
had' him eoliilrined and had married
him and had baptized his children and
was justly proud of it all. “Sergt.
liint~," said Canon Simpson, “comes
from ilghtiiig stock. His grandfather
was zl soldier; his father was a sold
ier; he is a soldier and he has a son
"' ject t-hai should be struck off. except Sergt. lline was escorted to Messrs, ll f~'01l\i€1'. E1‘l19St. 110W with (lie Slh
_DEpAR-1-1135 REGRET-1-ED_ _ Nature Study; Now, 111 my opinirm, Large Bros.” splendid barouche_ whlcli Siege Bfiiieilv 0110V@1`=<€11S Sf‘1'VlC@ Of
1f 11191-is 1.1 011;. .111,1 (-1 11 e110 111 1) \vn~.' in waiting and l"'iveil bv ihtir \»\'l10111 till Slliilllil lie lii‘0\-lil '
'l`o the regret oi the Citizens of 0'- ‘_ ' -` C ‘al - ‘~\ 0 ‘l " - ' ' _ ' '
l.eili‘.\' :ind district thev said good Kelli- oil. it is Natul*e` Sll1ll.\'. Chilili'311 h"“dS°me sim" or g""T" horses' Wml Tho. mmol] llmlclulled .hy lmllhlg
111.1. 10 111.1 _1_ 11_ M(,G1.11111 111111 M1.s_ wllo lol-nierly lgoked 1111011 frggg 115 the hilnd and soldiers preceding he- llliil Sill. H1119 \\'i\_llil he llllli' 1'0Sl0i‘
_111,(11.11111 11.110 11,1-1 O»11e111.1, 011 ww-e11_ something to be destroyed, today was 'conveyed vin Weylliolllli street fill 10 hC‘1\lIh H1111 \'1g01‘. '
nesmw for vlmrlouetown where the kn11w111ey a1_e111e g1_e111eS11.r1em1_11 01. 10 Kem 1.11.1191. 1_11e11L.(. 10 11111 (-111. (olnliel'Moor@_i-ipoke next. lie said
11`__ him |_m1(_1v€d 11 good appointment. men' 1101.11 who 101._111e11y Saw 11 1111,11.s 1.11111_ where 11 111.9111 C11n(,0111.1_1, of 1.111 that away ,buck ill 1899 he iilld enlist
ilei`ore if-nviilg .\Il°. A. Adams reull a Post "°“m 'I0' “elim” f"0'“ ileilmll' zllllll had gllthlllled' llll Mr' llllle lml lllllllllllll ln Blllllll
1~11._C11_1,11 1111111_1,1_`.___11._ mg ir, 111 11113 1-0111161111011 1 111,11. 13111111 se:-rgi, nine and the other 0t»eli1inlils Africa: lie_ limi come ilirousll 11111
_ __ all expel-ion(-e 01 11-11111; 11111-111g 11151 of the barouche here stepped olit and Cilllllililrzii with honors allll-now he re
_TO ADOPT PR1SONER__ The S11111111e1._ 01m1.111111g111g the 311.111,( 11.115 tank up ll position at the elltl-alice to turned fl'oln his. secoliil pcrioli ot war
3 spru(-rs 1111511 111 111111 11 1-1111111 111111 the building llere Nlnjor Fullerton service. l`he (‘olt-nel -salt. he uns
.\if».l.lo‘.\‘ llnnk \\’olnen's institute niet ~ , ~ . ' ‘_ - _ . .1 , .
111 111" 111111111 U1. 111_S_ _mmes 111811111111 11111116 115 11eg1_ '1~11e1.1, 111.11- 111111111 liitionucell Sergt. lline' io Mayor 'liloud ol Sgt. lllnf s lecolil and de
on \\'t-iliie.~ulu1-ili'te"lieoli. March 21st. twenty boys a'l°“"d im". Se°U"“.0f _B1'1°:‘"1' ‘ffm 51110 he \\.l,~. 1n~nul. that
\ 1,110,111. 111111111111. 111- 111611111111.; 1111.8 the town. about as iiiis-cliievous boys /1 nies. wele Di011<l I0 \V€'l<'011\9
lvl-elelil lilnd also two nieinberls from HS you could find an_vwhcre_ \\-'llenl l Semi Hlillfi home illZ11l1l» The Mi1)'01` ll
clilrcli tlillt li should be li stiniulus tr
the scores oi' young rnen who stood
ei`ort~ him. "l tru:-ii_ .~:uill ill1:~ (`ol
" . .' _ ’ . . . ‘ .~ ~ ' - . I in conclueclon "tliui one oi' the
the l‘olliwall~lork lllstltilie. \\'hen 5a“ that "‘3"‘_t I fe" it “'0“l‘l “Ot le' declared llllll Slllgt' lllm' had "0 ml llllll 1 ~, _ . ` . 1 .
the |-i-g111111- 1111511161111 was over' 111Sc“S_ 11111111 11.111118 11 11,1111 1111. 11111. 1e11g111 111- casion this time to go to ual, lie _had resiiltis oi llll:-.ieteptioil wfilbf. to stinl
sion on t"lssci'c»le Cooking alll the flnlerlilit S11-1111111110 11111. d11y.a1w1.11111. nolily done his shin-e iii il 1>rt~\.1oli.= _ `
"_m_ing 01 ‘"‘l;_M`j 'WN taken ul; “ner me 11111.11 WQ111 11101.11 111111- w1111e11 111 cllnipalgn, but his ambition lllltlselise little ol lhiil. ill _v0\11' l1€‘.ii1`l Whl<.'h bel.
which ll Button-ilole Contest wus See the young birds being hatched' lll lllylllly wlllllll llllt lel/ llllll llllly lll
111-1,1,11._.-1.11 1,1. 1,111. 1,1- 1111, 1111111.31 5131.111.. and that nest remained there intact   __
111 11,1111 1,111.1 111 1111. cC.111e§1_ 11 was lltllll lhe young ones grew and new ""'""""""""""""'"""""""""""""""""""
lic:-irleil iii. this nie-cling tgwiillopt a “wax The fact that the “est Wa" “mi
l’i-isoller oi' Will' the iirst payment to d°“l"`°ye‘l WM' ‘me 1° Nam” St“‘lT" arable place' ill the school course' \\'e
he made in April. A dainty lllnch which the bo-Vs had ‘earned m ale satisfied that the proper plllrsnlt
was ihell served by the- hostess and a 3‘~'ll"0l- |11 this connection l W0\*l‘l of that studv would afford pupils the
V1‘1‘\' Dl91lSi111l ll011r WHS Rliellt in knit ‘mote the f°"°Wl“5 "9P°l"5 from means ol‘ acuuirin much valuable in-‘
ting and Social chat. Before- the meet .1. _ " ` ' formation having li direct tlenrlllg on
ing broke up a hearty vote of thanks m' ( Agriculture, ini'ormntion interesting to _ _ _
was tendered the hostess lor her hos- che child and 01' great pi-a<_~i,1¢a1 use 10 lon he said would be more fitting lor
fl ' inspector Boulter and inspector Mui g
Dilalily. to which she iittingly re- -.-1-111, 11111111 1.011111 111 1. 1., ._ _ him in late1~ years.
ilied l O' ll W bl' llllllll “While the attainnlen t' knowledge
l ' ing from the teaching of Nature ' t0 1
5111111, 1111 cxc111.1.1cd my 11111161./111_ is most desirable, it-must be remem-
1101111 “111110111 31111111111 11111, 11111.11 1111hered that such is not by any luelllis'
the eo\ll'sl;-. this subject, so long nc. th” Sole ml “Ven th" “hmf |“"ll'°S" of
glecied or leift alono, has taken tho Nam” Sm"-"' THE AIM 'S MORE To
*“""""'"‘ ~ ' TRNN THE CHILD TO OBSERVE
place it deserves and is now one of - 1
sy  subjects taught. llltelesting, 111111111110 VESTIGATE OBJECTS OF NATURE
'1‘@a(111€1‘|i -the pupils ure brought into touch with AROUND HW' 'N His UNLV l-'EE
 I c  the most iilterosltlini! and important To TAKE N°T'cE 0E AND To 'N
"    the vital things of life. important, be. The ’l1°51“lt3 I°°m‘lt1l;°"b“"‘i linliglcly “ll
. . cause the u.pi-ls ale receivin an edu- “‘lq“8'“ ‘mee "’ ‘ e es me ‘Oil °f
S“°°?;f“|11f°'7°";,"l d“,‘“l§“n cation aloiig lines which lhlii major- gaining lm°“'l°dg° bl' °l’S9"‘/Hlluil
easelo 3:’ n_exe_|. Stletntnlm- ny are ,most 11111111. to 10110“,_ 111111 111.11 and l'ea.soiling, the active method as
P1‘°‘1'_='“°“ _wlhllmmg ll °Yu1i° 1111111 111111111. 1111611 1.111. 1111111, 1111111,c v0_ dlstiliguislieil from the passive or re-
°°“ "'°'“°'“' “° “‘°° “““°°° “E 11311011 c Ceptive, the creation and cultivation
°\’_d_°1\l°\'°\1ldf\l¥l- T1‘_°l¢m°|\_¢l¢l° ..1-1111,111g 11111 11.111 1.11111, 11111 1911111111 ol an interest' on the part oi' tho pil-
'“"“f'?'l°d °“l7 by °k'"°d’ k'-ndly ‘ ot' Nature Studvl alnd Elelilellitaiw*  pn” m me °°""“°“ thing* “i'0“"'l
physicians. Pleasant surroundings. l_1(_u11ur0 hm; ré_co1ve1 a '_  t11e111_ 111111 11 11-01111-8 to 111111 0111 11101-..
5P°°§“|l`1"_"“°Y f°1'“'°"'&’,“: B°°:1‘|°‘ 01-'1.11111._1e11`11_11111p01é11111cL;1:lH1:1c;l;l:1l1§ about them blit also incidcntallv it
l¢l\¢"\P 1111211" °P°- 1'1¢°¢° IY- 11111 n1,Ug1_cHS 111111111 1" the S“111cL_111` 11. lnity' lic. tho acquisition of useful ill-
Tlic Oi-igimlSclenll'£c Treatment. 1 11 11,111.1, 11181 11 1111111111, 01. 111m“,.1(1111m 11 :'oimalioii_ We illlnlt this study should
lvoulil bo less. dliliclllt io jlullre riri::lrd» “" "'“`°"'l‘"“"l “in "lily 9" il"-C0"'1l ‘if
 in: lhe pl'o1:rmls_ lint l¢lio\vlvili:e is H” °Xc°"°"""-" 3-‘i fi" Udiifill-i\'f` fill'
co.. ,,,.11,,.,,,..1, 1,,,,»..1,,.,,.,1, onll i iwiollllilrl nuliter \Vl1.li .lie to 'ml R” l"`h‘l~ 'llc' l""’3l ‘ l
Z""‘f-1:---.;:.;.~f - -f-- -- - - -4-
Big Chanc
tore Fu
Any one requiring Such Goods as
Cases
Small Ware Cabinets
S
Counter Show
i iffice Desks
Large Strong Tables
Counters --Stools
Large Mirrors
1 Clothing Stands etc can procure
same ata very low price from the
undersigned
ALSO
2 Beautiful Side Wall Show Cases
2 Large Millirlery Globes
1 Sewing Machine in good order
1 Large Combination Safe
.85 lla
este and idesm eroatcd. the s'tre|ii:th- PRACTWNL VALUE- 1“'1.\' 11 1
0111111: 111111 1.11131-11111111.11, 111- 11111 0111111.11 i~'liould have A DECIDED AGRICUL-
VW *ig 1 i nienial :ind spiritual life. vision rllid TURAL TREND- T°'aCl\°1'5i""l lililillii
'T 7'  point. ol` view. From wlillt l lliive loeii 'lh°“m 0h‘“"""'°- Umlullns iillil liliiill'
111111 111,111.11 111111111: 1111, 1.11_111.1 1 1-1,111 tho alliinnll lifo ‘und planl lite to bo
,1t1.1111.11 111,11 49101111111 1.c.,11111.1 1111111 found ill the .ldjrltent ioul\\.\ys and
1 _ 1 1‘ ;_ ~ - _» ~ 1 . - ~ l‘. . . _ ' . 2* ol
11 pgn-(LAN13 1 1 MMNE ' ol' prllllnry iiliporialico ure thc inter- LEARNWG MANY FACTS OF
` 1 it . ill
e 0  lliiweil i/lbtninedlili this lespcctl A lnli-!el°" the ““.l`l`°“"‘ll“Kl filfllili 111111 iii U10
I 111111111111, of 11111 1,_,111.11c1.S. 111.11 1111.1, school gilrden whore' tiiuro is one.
111111.11 111 1.0 1111111, 1111 111l111.11_.1 Tlle°y should study the relations be
0 C (1 ‘5 cd '
111c111se1v1,11' 111111 111.11. 11.111.k111g S11.e1111_ tween such ilnimnls rind plant life.
on-lv to arouse their pupils' interests Till* W0\ill| il1V1»` f‘ ll Coilsldolatioll
 Wllnll we consider that in this llispecl °f Wm" fmlnmls “iid Plants 1110 |1011-
1111,111. 11111-111; 11111 year 1914 01111, 111,11 eiltal and what are llililnful to the
11-111~11(111_.~, 11-1,1-11 11101101-1111011 111111 so farmer in his work, their life his-
fas 119 1 know 1101 11 1111111111. 1101116 p1.0_ tories. the means of iiicrcusilig und
ject and that during 1915 sonic seven- e"C°\i1'iiS|11i! the former class and ol’
teen gardens containing 138 plots and ‘l|“CU“i'9Elni-l' 111111' ll0SU'0i/51118 N10 lill-
ln tradition about iso home piers were 101'- in this war. and in niany other
‘ succossflllly worked, that nll the pu- WHYB. \VhlCh we need not wait here to
lplls in these seventeen. as well nel Sei 011i- Ni1l1lI`H Study. may 111111
more in marry other seiissis which Should 12.1111 lin to and be a prepara-
11111 1101 1111@m_p1 gm-111,11 w111.11_ 5.11011, tion forthe study oi' Agriculture. inlay
ulato some oi' you _voting lueii lo put r
Hiiie has displayed. l hope before
this wt-ak is olit. to see a lot oi' you
ill khaki."
Colonel Jenkins, M. D., then called
for cheers i'or Sgt, Hlne which were
given with sl vim and the band play-
ed “lie's ll Jolly Good Fellow,"
Sgt. lline ill ll neat address lit-
tingly' thanked the people for the re
cepiion accorded him. Such a recent
the boys he had left behind. “This
town rind this' island." said he
‘sliolild be proud of the 98th. l novei
saw a hunch of mrfi work like
them. No one will ever have reason
to bo ashlllncti ol’ them. They work
‘.52 out ol' 24 hours ll day and no mlm
las to he naked il secoild time lo do
ll thing. l nllly also niltl that their
eolunliliiding officer, Major Prowse. is
one oi' the ilncst mon l ever met. llc
works them hllrd and they appear tc
like it. l never saw a hette.l‘ lot oi
men or rl better liked ofi`icel'. Agilin
1 thunk _von for your kind reception."
Major l~`nllerton said all. were prollc
indeed ol' Sgt. llinrrs i'or his great
record in lighting for the Emplrrl in
South Africa. France und Flanders.
The Major said he hoped that the
words oi' (‘ol. Moore would bear frliii
and tliilt those who can possibly see
thelr wily in it will soon he ill klulki
and he ill it ui thc close when the Al-
ilies are trieizlililiiz icrnls ol` peztee..
Major l."ulle.rion said _he would bc
glad to see Sgt. illlie safely ri'.~aior-
od to hits' wife and i‘llniil_\~ ilutl lo his
iorid 1\ii.l'clltS. lie extended best wish-
es for his i`\lturl'.
The _l.iaud then played llle National
Antheln. the troops iilnrclled bzlek to
barrii'clls illid tho rclurliell hero was
conveyed to his llonie.
Sergl. llille is the lirilt niolulier oi’
thc 98th Siege Buttery to returll liolue.
Ile was ilt the front i`ol' ilvo months
nnil saw quite ii lot of lighting. lil (in
tol~:-r 15116, wllile riding in u motor
loi'.‘ie on ii rollll betwel.-_l i\1ollie\'illl
and Loliglieval he received thc- injury
which pllt him out of commission.
Tile lorrlc was struck by tl higll cx-
plosive shell. The top ol' the machine
was blown ofi’ and the four occupants,
Hines. Roland Beck, l-larry Riggs and
l.
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in use for over 30 yenis, has orne o signature of
- and has been mlulo under his per-
- &§ -‘ sonal supervision since its lniancy.
_ , . Allow no one to deceive you in this. 1
All (ftlllllterfeits, lmimtions and “Just-as-good ” are but 1
Experilucllts that tr-li'le.wlt.h and endanger the health of
lniunts and Children-1-Experience against; Experiment.
What is CASTORIA 1
Casiorizl. is n harmless substitute for ('nst::1° Oil, Pars- _
gorlc, Drops mid Sootliing' Syx°ups.1 It is pleasant. It 1
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and nlluys Fcvcrisllncss. 1* or more than thirty years it i
luis been in constant use for the relief ol Constipation,
Flatnlency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrlloea. lt regulates tho Stomach and Bowels,
asslmilates tho Food, giving healthy and natural. sleep.
The Clli.ldron’s Panaccu-The Mother’s Friend.
it
ed i`l'oln that cainpaigli; and again, -
when leaving ihr ilio present war  ‘ 
ilnd now again ho had the ploaeurr- io  
-cet llinl for the fourth time on his .
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out. Pool- Heck was illstantly killed.
und he constrllcted the coffin i`ol' Wal-
his head being blown i`rolil his body- ' ter Laulz. '
Riggs lvlllrnlso wonndeli. Scrgi. Hillel Sergt. lliile arrived ill Halifax last
was badly injured about lhe buck. hi.-i ; liiriiiny oil a l-iteamer. on board' of
kidneys being uiiected.
lie did not siliiel' i`roni shell shock
us was pl't.-viollslrv rt»ported. _-'iftel'
sp(-riding sollie time ill the hospital -in
Fiullce, he was trzuisierred on Novelll-
bel' 4th lo iilllglalid. wliere be _spoilt
several nlonili.- ul the liirmillgton,
Bl'oililstairs ilnd llrllilsglltt- Hospital..
l-lc inode seveii iittelnpts io get buck
lo to thi- front but wus i`oilev..' every
time.
lfle said the other boys were hard
as nilils and ilnsplellditl health and
that the Buttery had ii great. reputa-
t-iou at the front. He vl-ss not far from
which were 450 wounded me-n, includ-
ing 150 crutch cases. After resting at
home for ll short time he will return
to lialilllx io undergo an operation.
lie still finds his back very' painful.
bllt otllerlvise he is all right and is
onlie iic~.ili_\'.
Before leaving Englnnll he saw his
son l°]l‘nes't oi' No. 8 Siege Battery.
lie silid that Fred Hooper, anoth'el°.
nienlber oi’ the battery who was
woliiided une: who was expected lionle
with him. did not come over on the-
salne steamer. He has not seen Fred
lately. Hine was the only Islander to
land ill l-lalifuxlon Friday.
Se'rgt_ McKay when he was killed
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111111 1111,_1w1@(1g€ of the 1-11111111011 w9¢r11.1|hillilininilien oi’ Agriculture. ln some '  _
11-1.1..1_ f10we1-q 111111 v1,ge¢11111e5_ 11 1.1 oi’ the schools there is no leasoii why Pe!-fact-lon
01111. 111911 111111 one 1-1111 j1111g11 of 111;, 'in the higllest two grades Nature
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for 1915 111 ex11ee11111g1y 111~1g111_ 133111111. ihatinstrllction nllghtnotbe given in 1
91-S 111-e 5111111111; 11-,¢'11e111111¢e 111111 11161-9. garden work as well as lil feeding and _ sf
fore’ nmre self-reliance. More l~.slllllge_==1\1i1iS for animals. oruninz and Wray- \` _ ,
und energy will be ill evillelu-e." ` 118 tffell. etc.. io be carried out at W D ° ° _<  _
home. The pupils' should observe the h are avls c    ' . ~. ~
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Alid ilow l shall read some ext.ral:ts11';Slllli.(;i of such work tantl 'then tcucher _
from .rl book which is calleil the "R.e- S 011 ‘FPYIU FB l`0'P0i` ii 0 I 9 881110 “` » =_\.
port oi' the Commission on 'Educa- f1`01\1 "H19 i0 UD10- T0 11111110 7-NS D03-    '  ‘l »
11011 111 prince Edward 1111111111_ 1111901111. sible, there must be in the first place . 'L,~,`\ ~1T_\; 3'f0l°°25C»
ed by order or the l.leute'nsnt cover- 11 teacher fiiliy prepared for his duly. b I t t e r 0 r 'T  -
noi- on the istll october 1908." The inspector should have the now- _ . '; ‘V
some of 1119 member-11 on the 011191- er oi' deciding in which oi’ the -schools‘ _-.`;§ 
side will 110 doubt remember that such lliStl'uctl0li in A§l'lCLlli.\il‘8 Wollltl ? Y _._-`~ll\\§l.-:__ l`\.‘l) 1 l
celebrated Commission. It was ll ho warranted,  ° _.~ Q.-1\.~\;fg"*§‘_~,  
Commission that cost t-his province "An intelligent prosecution of Na-   "- _ \ ' `~
something-like $4.000. They cannot ture Study would also. we have no‘ .:`§§_\\  _.;..` _
repud-into that Commission, be- doubt, greatly tend to CREA1_;f AND 7 » __ J "
cause it was their own child. 'l‘,liey CULTIVAWE A STRONG A TACH- M _-
are the father' of t.-his Commission. MENT T0 LIFE IN THE COUNTRY ._ . "
Untortllhntdly the child died an lin- AND 80 HELP TO GHECK THE `
natural death, strangled by itll father 'DRIFT' T0 TOWNS* and cities. The
at its birth. However, the mon who alllirements ot the city should call in _
composedthnt Commission were good vain to him who has acquired the ' ~
mon. They went to a ¢res1_ deal otlhabit of intelligently watching what ia
trouble, made a thorough investiga- going on around him, the vegetation.
tion and gave a good report; but that the growth ot plants, the blooming of
report was pigeon-holed. anti' sojtlowers and the many othe'r processes.
for as the Liberal Government wns'0f Nature constantly taking place in‘ -_
concerned it never saw the light. everclinnging variety--should call in 9
However. this is what this Covmmis- vain to him who dbservos the coming t ba
sion -said: 1 _ ' and lbing ot birds, who has learned 156 0 ccos
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