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A’ c' cu"'°' A°°"t' 3" `|°h"' N' B' the trains carried two dining cars, one who is a member of the oth Mounteir
r the officers and one for the mcn Rifles which participated in the
ith an abundance of food supply. heaviest of the recent righting in
-_ France. Accompanying the letter was
REPAIRS T0 “CITY OF GHENT"-- a copy of “The Listening Post," a
he Telegram of St. John's Nfld., small newsy paper full of witty prose
June 8. says: The steamer City of and poetry, printed in France hy per-
The Magdalen Island’  S' co' Ltd' Ghent. which put in here yesterday mission of Lt. Col. V. W. Odlum, D. 
r repairs to her machinery will O. commanding 7th Canadian Infantry
hangc hands on reaching the Oki- Battalion. The paper is edited by Capt.
untr_\', negotiations for ilie purchase W. F. Orr, whose news editor is L.`
avliig been finalized recently at llali- Cpl. H. Maytor. The Guardian will
Halifax. for the Magdalen Islands call- fax, from which pprt she is now publish from time to time several ot
in oing and coming at Souris. bound with ii cargo of deals for Man- the poems, etc, which appear therein.
heater, England. Her present owner
Capt. Beattie, who is in charge of The following letter from Major W.
Gr and has each menibcr of his fam- B. Prowse may be of interest to the
y on hoard filling ii. post both in the “women of Prince Edward lslandz"
engine room alid on dcck. Stockcross Camp.
--- Dear Mrs. lngsz-
ORDINATION AT VERNON.-A Yours of May 4th
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. MIEDNESDAY. IOY SCOUT! GAMP._- The Boi'
` 'Th 89"”  Scouts will hold their annual camp
Cf) RECRUITB FOR THE “PAT8".- this year at Wood Islands from July
Major Rev. Dr. Fullerton has received ls; to _ the 15th. > All rwho intend
message from Ottawa. asking that going should send in their applica-
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0 men be recruited l re for the tions to the Secretary ofthe Y. M. C.
rincess Pats_ to leave for England in A. asduickly as possible.
y. Those wishing to enlist should
ply tp Major Fullerton. . '
_.i mer Tyriau sailed from Charlotte-
JOINS COLOR8.- Mr. Mat Dolron town yesterday afternoon for Meat
n of Mr. Jos. Doiron (Black~ Cove, C. B.. to repair the Cable be-
lth,) Oyster Bed Bridge. tween that place and the Magdalen
ho went on an excursion last aiit- islands. The Cable has been out of
n to the western provinees_ thence working order .for two years. After
the province of Ontario. showed completing this job the steamer will
lmself faithful in his country by en~ proceed to Antlcoati to make repairs
sting in the 159th Overseas Battal- to the Cable between Megbastic and
ii, Long Point.
SPLENDID RETURN8.-- Through SQME 105th MEN STILL HERE.-
e generosity of the donors the Com- The Carferry steamer with the 105th
itteee of “Socks for the Front" have Battalion on hoard, which left Char-
en able to give 3 bales (nearly 1000 lottetown at 2.10 a. m. yesterday
rs) of socks for the men of the morning docked ia Picton at o a. ni.
5th to take with their stores for Two special trains were in waitlns at
rance. This will almost provide Plctou for the soldiers and they at
e pair for each msn. They hope once entrained for Valcartier. A
o to be able to provide at least rear party of about 25 men under the
e pair per man for the new Siege charge of Lient. Preston McLaine re-
attery under command of Lt.-Col. mains in Charlottetown gathering up
eakc. _ the stores and attending to other fl-
MEMORIAL SERVICE.-The Holy coed to Valcartier in a few days.
ucharist (choral) was celebrated in
. Peter's Cathedral yesterday morn- PRESENTATION To PTE. RAY A.
g for the repose of the soul of Earl MCDONALD.- Yesterday afternoon
itclienei' and mon lost 'on H. M. S. the members of the Guardian staff
anipshirc, those who perished re- presented Mr. Ray A. McDonald, Cir-
iitly iii the North Sea and those culatlon Manager. with si Waltham
tely fallen at Ypres. The Rev. Dr. inilitary wrist watch and checque on
uiit was the celebrant, assisted by the occasion of his joining the No. 5
to sept 11_ mc_ Canon Slnipsoii as Gospeller and Rev. Siege Battery. Mr. McDonald has
 D. J. McDonald as Epistoler. At the been connected with the Guardian for
nciusicm or the service the Dead many years havlns Joined as n boy
arch lil Saul was played. and worked his way up to the posltloii
l. of Circulation Manager. He has been
my Hour. THE 105TH EN ROUTE.-The Car a valued employee of the firm and one
2 ' Ferry Prince Edward island arrived of the most popular members of the
Picton yesterday morning at 7.45. itaff. Mr. McDonald is the tenth mem-
ho olficcrsoi' the ship are loud in or of the Guardian staff to don the
huge!" 'md RUM" HHL their praise of thc conduct of the boys King’s uniform during tlio present
ho,they declared. were the most or- war.
erly ami li -.t beliiiveil la"ge body ot #-
ssengers they had ci er seen. On nr THE LISTENING PDST.-Mr. John
val they entered in iwo trains of llf- B. Anderson of Charlottetown. Royalty'
en cars each. the first leaving at : received a bright and verosy 'letter
. ..._ _ 1 Vernon River. in St. .loachim's ion Express Co. receipt for two
 Church, on Sunday last when Messrs. cases of socks (630 pairs). 1
- Joseph Rooney and Joseph C. Mc- will act on your suggestions re having
 c Donald were raised to the Order of the amount divided by Miss Plummer,
' ' the Priesthood by His Lordship and am writing her to that effect.
ishop O’Leary. Among the clergy On behalf of the officers N. C. 0's.
escnt were Rev. Dr. McLellan. Rec- and guuners of the Battery please con-
tor of St. Dunstan’s College_ Rev. lg- vey my sincerest thanks to the donors
atius McDonald, St. Tlieress.’s, Rev. and to those who took the trouble and
I . D. Croken, Georgetown, Rev. work of organizing these donations. f ,
I Tlieodore Gallant, Sturgeon. Rev. Pe- Everything is going gplendfdly with 3-'-'P Pi - I _
ter Hughes, Charlottetown, Rev. P. D. the Battery. The men are all healthy
' McGuigan. Vernon River. The and enthusiastic. Expect to leave very
young men fiiilslicd their education in shortly for the front.
c-Quebec Seminary nnd had receiv- Yours very truly,
FROM cd all orders uri to thc priesthood in W. B. PROWSE. Major-
o Soc ol Quclicc. Coinrnanding 98th Canadian Siege
o o F GRAEBDGE 1-' ri i Hamm
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WESTERN CANADA- inn is to have one of its largest con- - TOWN COUNCIL.- The regular
entlmia in hiiitoi-y in August, ncxg, monthly meeting of tho Siimmci'sidc
hon iid- Gmini image of the Mari- Town Council was held Monday nlsht
mn Provinces. inacpeiirieiii order ni the full bnsrd belns nreseiit- After
Much gm go Qctober 25”, Orlilfellows. meets there , says thc routine a letter was read from Messrs
To iii.-iiiirr. upwards or 800 or 1.000 de- MCQnnrrl0 and Arsennult re the claim
M d f irgaios are expected to attend the of Samuel Gallant for damage to the
°" ii! (°" TUOWIYI 50”) rnnvcntloii. The convention is to cellar during the break in the water
SASKATOON, CALGARY, open on August 7th and will continue SYSWHI last Wll1t~0l"~ The Clerk WHS
r four days. tlic sessions being heiil lIlBll`l1Cl€d i0 lwllfy M955" MCQUBF'
in 'the Provincial Normal Schogi rie and Arsenault that the Recorder
Tl°"°tt° ‘°°d 1°’ T"° M°“"" nuiiriirig, ins use or which has been iirri instructed me Council that the
mm dui’ °f “ml” granted thc Grand Lodge by the Pro- town was not liable for dainaS88 ill
iuciai Department of Public Works. this case. An aflDllCHtI0Il fl'0ln G- D-
FRQM MQNTREAL There are four branches ofthe Grand Grady and Hugh Daley, for billiard
‘iodgfi ltliué will ho ilu aessinii, the licelilisex was icizcded to and licenses
_ train .ri ge. (iran Eucampment, ani or zed. etter from Mr. J. S.
‘ °‘"’ U‘““‘"°“ P°°m°- vcaaiori or nit- Patriarch.. Militant. Hinton was read oifgrlngi to nav nm
_ am tic Grand Assembl of the of the cast of niac am zln Summer
Fm' mn |’“"u"“l°"“ “P917 m°“¢' Daughters of Rebekah amollig those in l~'l.l‘99t Ill Vlvlnlty of his D!‘0%0l`l!' Wil-“
Iottemwu ttmiilaiice from Charlottetown will referred to the Street Committee. it
' he thc Grand Warden G. S. Ryan and was decided to const.-imt a. covicrfits-
rand Secretary, Mr. J. J. McKinnon. Sidewalk Oll Kill!! ‘StI‘€8l- \l88ll\Yllll&§ Rl
D031 G0 Inu’ c°||NmP|i0ll crossing .opposite her property on
Cu" Your Gag."-h Now gpgiaigudstreet. Council adjourned till
Y Battery a Prince Edward Island one
When your throat rattles. our T*
lungs and chest are sore, your t'h¥'oat . v',M‘ C' A' woRK'”'C“p,t' H“"°ld
is stuffed with cold__ donrt Marr com L. Lross In writing from Shorncllffe
suniptlon- use Catarrliozone and get “ay” that ‘fe is kept mln? "'“°,y ,With
wel It clears the thrash cures hack the Y. M. L. A. work at Laesar s Lamp
ing, relieves tight chest and soreness In *ha 'Sh°r"°‘m° area' but may 1"’
in um bronchial tubel To cle" “_ moved at any time. The Canadians are
way (yamrrh of the nose_ nothing well thought of as _far as behavior
could be better. Catarrhozone ls ns- g°°s’ The my’ apprecmte the Y' M' C'
mrefs own ,.emedy___ It heals and A. to its fullest,, especially in the
,00¢hes__ cures every form of "Imam evenings after a hard day s work when
lungs or bronchial trouble. Prescrib- they mm sn in me hut ‘md °“J°y th”
ed by many specialists and used by ""9 pmgmms “lightly p'°"id°d'
thousands every day_ not the don" Although not officially announced
oumh R lasts two months and is gum it is known through private letters
ranteed Small size 50e'trlal size 25c "mt the 98th Siege Battery is n°w I"
,old evé, where_ ' ' France. This is the first Canadian
 _ '
_ " _A _ _ _ _ and in which it will yet taken oven a
-‘milk greater price. 'rim it wni maintain
r-__i   the splendid reputation won in Eng-
* ,,  . land during its training and testing
~’“" l-|Ml"|"l-D- those who know the calibre of the
` f --~---- men of which-itis composed are as-
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the next day Thursday Jiiiy 20
(Friday at 18.00 _'_
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Thursday. Jiiiy 18
Thursday, July 37
Thursday, Ang. 10
Thursday, Ang. 24
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*_--Ii at that. to land in France, and will be
ras 1'vi'\iAN- 'rue came stea
iiislilng of details. They will pro-
Groen Street and from Summer to
Spring Street. Permission was grant-
ed to Mrs Prldham to built a concrete
the first to reach the trenches. lt is
s Battery in which Prince Edward Is-
land has already expressed its pride
sured. Every Islander will watch
with interest and sympathy and hope
the juture history of this fine body of
The June term of the
Court opniied at
day, Mr. Justice
The following
Jury: Andrew
(Foremslgl
simmons, Montrole; John Townse d,
Travellers' Relt. Lnuohlin Mclilevyn,
Tyne Valley. _ ‘
The criminal docket this year ia_a'
heavy one, there being seven indict-
ments before the Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury brought in true
bills in the following:' The King vs.
McPherson. Murder; The 'King vs_.
Aclier and Miller. stealing. In the
ease of the King vs. Juvett, charged
with shooting with intent to do bodily
harm the Jury found no bill. The
following cases are yet to come ‘be-
fore them: The King vs. Cahill, in-
cendiarlsm; King vs. Palmer, Per-
jury; King vs. Kayes and Morin,
stealing totes. ' `> `
The civil docket is not heavy. Mc-
Pherson, Acker and Miller .were ar-
ranged and pleaded not guilty.
Among the lawyers present besides
the local lawyers are Attorney Gene-
ral Mathieson, J. J. Johnston, Gilbert
Gaudet and C. D. McCallum, Char-
lottetown; Messrs. Tanton and Ro-
gers Alberton.-C.
“GHO8T8'f AT THE PRINCE ED-
WARD.-One of the moat powerfully
dramatic plays ever reproduced in
film, lbson’a "Ghosts," was the chief
feature at the Prince Edward Theatre
last evening when there were full
houses at both performances. “Ghosts”
is a. problem play dealing with the
subject of heredity and vividly por-
trays liow what is bred in the bone-
or blood-develops and comes to ma-
turity in the offspring. The theme
is not a pleasant one-none of Ibaeiis
plays is-but its painful realism is a
welcome change from the average
film shown on the cenemalograph.
Seldom is such acting seen out of the
capitals of- the world. It holds the
spectator spellbouiid from the first
scene of the first act to the last scene
ol’ the fifth act. Ibsen shows how
the cultivation of a 'love for strong
drink in the child of a parent given
to the use of intoxlcants ultimately
leads to his enslavement and ruin
body and soul. and how a child of
passion. notwithstanding her careful
upbringing, finally throws respectabl-
llty to the wind. There ls no happy
eiidlng to the play. lbsen tries to
prove that there is no earthly salva-
tion for those with the hereditary
ialnt ofmoral weakness. The lesson
to be drawn is that those cursed with
organic weakness must be safeguar-
ded from temptation until they them-
selves have obtained the mental inas-
iory. Every parent should see this
play, everyone having the interest of
the community at heart will learn
something from its powerful though
silcnt portrayal on the screen. An
antidote to the realistic drama is pro-
vided by the production of a highly
diverting comedy oiititled "Tito Rocky
Road to Love."
A telegram received yesterday
brought the sad news that Lieutenant
Ralph Rogers, son of Mr. Joseph Ro-
gers, Kensington, liad been killed in
action. Lient. Rogers enlisted with
the 55th Battalion and crossed to Eng-
land with that unit early last Novem-
ber. Shortly afterwards he took xi
three months course in an Infantry
Training School iii London. Early in
May he crossed over to Fraiice, and
within 24 hours of the time he left
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No stronger conimeiidation than tlilsl
could he expressed of Lieutenant Ro-'
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ers' standing as xi. man and as an offi-
er. The London school in which
e trained is under* British Govern-
ient inspection and his success is in-
lcatcd by the fact that he was quali-
ed as an -oillcer at the front the uio-
incnt he left the school. As a man
and as a soldier, during his almost
llfeloiig residence in this his native
provlnce_ and during his stay at Val-
cartier, lic was held in thc lilghest es-
teem by all who knew him and was
especially loved and trustednby the
soldier boys under him and who will
sincerely mourn his death. Ho was
32 years of nge and leaves to mourn
his widow. formerly Miss Lawaon.‘
daughter of Mr. John A. Lawson of
this City and two children, also-_‘his
father. his sister Miss Edith'Rogers
and his half brother Mr. W. K. Rogers
both of this City. To those who
mourn his untimely death the Guar-
dian extends' its deepest sympathy.
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