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THE cHAnLo'rrE'rowN GUARDIAN men.

The Eastern' Guardian

._°IT PAYS to bu-_v in this Province.

‘ _.~TvI(o cEN1's PER wono eatin lnscrtlnn -tor. udvortislng to this col- umn. Casll lull.-it nccaillpntly order minimum charge twenty-tive cents.

..*THE STURGEON TEA PARTY

Wednesday July 16th. Remember the date 6727-7-3M6i.

..*NEW RESIDENT.-Mr. A. R.

Fraser has taken the dwelling on Chapel street owned by Ml‘. J. G. Stems. Mr. Fraser is ,the popular manager ot' the Bank oi' Nova_Scotia iatcly opened In Souris. S

_ _*_A MEETING oi all returned men

ol t‘entral King‘s County will be held in the Town Hall, Georgetown, Thurs- day. Judy 3, at 8 p. m. for the purpose oi organizing ti Branch of the G. W. V. A. 6723-7-3M1i.

._*A TREASURED MEMORY. -lt

is witll‘plea_nlre that the people of Souris und, vicinity read that the F‘udtrul authorities have named the soldiers’ convalescent home the "llenu McLean ‘Memorial Jlospitnl." She is certainly worthy of the honor. We who have knowll her best sncredly troosui-e her memory. S

.WSURPRISE PARTY.-On the ev-

enii`|g"oi' June 23rd Inst about thirty oi’ the youth und beauty of Montague, invaded the home ot’ Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Victoria Cross, Mr. Lou Poole who ncted as chairman, in a iew well chosen words explained the ob- ject oi the gathering. namely to cele- brate the anniversary of the seventy eighth birthday of the aged and res- pected hostess. After a splendid pro- gram, suitable tu the occasion, includ- ing n speech by Mr. Edward Anneur, a rt»tur|icti soldier relating some of ills experiences at the i'ront, and n solo by Mr. Tyler Parkman, Mrs. W. A. (".ummings on bella-lt' oi’ tllose present, pre.-icnterl Mrs. Jones with a beauti- fully; hound volume ot’ Tennyson;which ow`lg to the literary talent of the vunt=r:il>le lady, was a most approp- riate gift. Mr. Jones replied on behalf of ills amiable spouse, thanking the donors for their kindness and consid- eration and extending to them at all times a hearty welcome to_his home. After the serving of ice cream and cake and the wants ot the inner man had been fully supplied. The remaind- er ofthe evening was spent in dancing Mr. James Lourie the expert violinist furnishing the music. accompanied' on ,the piano ~b'y the Misses Mae Mc- Queen, Millicent Campbell,Edith Vick- erson and tllenllnie McLean, A spec- ial feature and one which added great- ly to the enjoyment of the evening was a step dance by the hostess, Ai- ter a short add-ress by Mr. Ralph Gor- don in which he wished the aged con- ple many more yours oi' happy'mar- ried lite. The singing nr Auld Lang Syne brought the merry party to a close.

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..*THE GOVT. PATROL BOA_T

“Arras", Captain Morrison. was in Souris Saturday, S

._*0PEN FOR BUSINESS. - Mr.

ltomey McNeill, a returned soldier. has opened ti livery stable in Sou|'is.S

_.*THE SCHR. “BOREAS" i.~‘» ill

Souris from New Fzlmphclltown dis t-llurging u cargo oi' S0 tons coal for l\ir. Bernard i'_realner. S

_.*MACKEFlEL PLENTIFUL. -

Large bodies of lllarkcl'I‘| ure still in thc vicinity oI` Sonris and iisllcrmcn are making good hunts. S

_.*SHlPPING LOBSTERS--Messrs.

Nlaltllcw Nichenn matic al large ship- ment of lobs't4‘rsio ll foreign lrort last week valued‘at probably over $16,000. S _' I

..*FOR BREAKWATER REPAIRS

-lt is reported that lliessrs. Mutch & (‘.o. have sccllrefi the contract for supplying stone a-nd making rcpuirs` to Souris break ater. S

_.* CROPS are looking line. iishinl:

is fair, prices pretty good. farmers prosperous, merchants doing a good business, no one who wants to work is idle, and on the whole our people are prosperous and happy, l'te=,turned» soldiers arc quietly settling down to l`l||~mll\g 01- their former cztllings, A visitor to (‘harlot.tetowu lately named our Island' the I`ron't garden, but wt would gn one better and say it is both the front and hack SHIWICII Oi tho St. Luwrence, S

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_#Miss ldflnal (lul'l'cti and Miss

l)orotlly Wllito uri- llonlc from busi- tlcss collcgc. S _

__*Mrs_ (Dlx) A, A. McDonnltl,`wllo

has been ill poor hcalth_ i’or some timc, is rcportetl somewhat bcttcr.S

__*l\/liss L_ Sherry, who was in

Sourls several weeks visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. llnroltl Muttllcw, rcturned to hr-.r home ill thc Unito'd States. S

..*llev. llf A. Brown, who has been

:tttcntling thc Methodist (`oni'erence,_ returncd lust wcck. Mr. Brown has been invited to remain another year in `Souris. S

_.*llon. Jos, l<ld_ (`nl'on. Ministerof

Agriculture tor thc provincc ot Qllew hcc, passed through Sonris l¢`riday en route to Magdalen lsluuds by the S.S. Lady Evelyn. S -

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._*'Rev. A. McKay and Mrs; Mc-

Kay retut'nc,d home to Souris this wack utter spending their vacation partly visiting irit-nds oil the island and thc neighboring lirovjices. S

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RETURNED SOLDIERS l-IONORED AND A TRIBUTE PAID T0 UN-

RETURNING HEROES _

iletul'neii soldiers honored and H

tribute, paid to unretnrning llcroes.

On the evening of May 26th the llllllj

lic hall at Cornwall was the scene ot an event of great joy and deep gratitude when the lal'ge.1lunlber oi men who had enlisted from thc Horn- wnll school l)istricI. wcl‘c llonorcd_ The clcincut ot' sorrow was also ill evid- ence for hearts were saddened be- cause oi' thc men who did not comf’ back hilt who slecp in Flanders Fields. ltr. l-lugh McMillan was appointed to the chair and thc following progruln was carried out:

(`horus_ Address by the chairman. ‘ailing of the llonor Roll; Solo, Rev. H. R. Bell (encol'ed)_ Address alld pre- scntaitiolr (Thorns. Reading- MV- tiordon McMillan, (encored_) Address, itev. ll. R. Bell, Reading. Miss Marie ll, (`l'osh_\', (cncored). Address by ltev. J. llcaney. Short addresses by Messrs. Seymour Scott. George Mc- Donald and Miss Kathleen McDonald. tet’reshments_ National Anthem.

The calling of the llonor Roll by

ltev. J. Heaney was an interesting `¢-attire nr llic programme and each me who was present came forward to `hc platform in response to his name ind amid thc cheers of admiring rlentls.

The llouor Roll was as follows:

Lieut, A. (‘. McEncllcrn. Lieut. (‘. W. McArthur.

Pie. Louis Drake,

l’tc_ Roy Drake.

Pte. Edison Mallett. _ Pte. Victor McDonuld_‘ Pte. llurry McGregor. Pte. Gordon McGregor.

Pte. Purdy Scott, Pte. Daniel Mcl’llllil. _ (lunncr John Hearty.. (lunncr Nell Walker.

Sergeant llugh Walker.

'Sergeant W. M. Archibald, All of these returned from overseas, (ladet. Lt-o McDonald, Pte. William McPhail. l’.Ic_ W. ll. Stevenson, ('pl_ Daniel McArthur. The last named four enlisted and

were in training but the signing ot' the armistice rciitlorctl ‘t unnecessary :‘or them to go overseas. Pte. Ethan (‘-_ White.

Pte. R. E. White. ` I

Gunner Damien Leonard. When the- names of the 'lust three,

two of whom Ethan (‘. White and R. ld. White were killed in action, and the other Damien Leonard who died before going overseas, were called the audience rose und remained standing while verses _pf the hymn “Nenrer My God to Thee" were sung. At this point also n comlnittee was named to convey to the bereaved parents, who could not he present, the sympathy of the District and- to pre- sent tokens oi' rcmcmbranice 'and ap- preciation. __

The address oi' welcome was read

by Rev. J. Heaney und Miss Kathleen McDonald presented the men who re- turncd from overseas with signet rings and Mrs, Gordon McMillan prc- sented the others who were not over- seas with gold cuff links. -Tile IiddI‘i‘-Ss oi' welcome was as fol- lows:

Tn our cstcenled fellow citizens,

l‘9l\Il'll¢‘|l soldiers of (‘nrnwall school l)isIl'lt'l_

Dear l<‘rlcnds:-

VW are _:Ind of this opportunity ot

extending, to .von one and all our sincerc. and hearty welcome on your safe return to your native District. We ulso desire to express our great appreciation ot -the heroic part which you have taken in the great struggle which hns recently closed for the liberties ot A Christian Democracy and to extend to you our very best Wlihes for your future welfare. We do not attempt to discharge our obligation to you for that is something beyond our power. We owe a debt to You and men like you which we can never pay for the great benefits which

you have brought to us ill thc \'ir‘tor_v in which wc all rejoin-c today. Your ‘ rc\\'arrl is -'ure and will colnc, ill peril 'lt least, with the illt-reusing sn\isI`:lc- faction arising out of the ta ~I thai you huve donc tl grcul and nriblc thing. _\i the sanlc time iI` words of wclt-olnc and cxllressiolls oI` uppl't-ciatioll and bust wishes can add anytllinl; to thc Foy oi' your llome rolnilu.: wz- dc-sirc to make that small contribution in int

best way we can.

\Ve tllcret'ore desire nlost sinccl‘cl,\'

ind heartily to 'wclconlc _\'Ml Ironic and ‘.1 put on `rt‘col'|l our gmail appl‘ct»iat- Ton of your sucriiit‘cs :intl 5t`I`ol‘ts ill defence ot' our holncs, our liberties and ur persons. We llopv and trust that lu all the coming time the ricli bloss- Ings of l-leavcn will attend you in all Illc varied expcl‘it‘iit-os of thc unknown .ind ulltried -future. -

Tile Dislricifot' (‘ol‘nwull has an rec- ird for which we are gratt=i`ul tonight. ldrnnl within the bounds of our School iiistrict 21 Inulvczllid nohlc young uleu have cnlislcd in I-he tlefellre of our l‘}Inpirc_ Oi’ this number iii went over- seas and two of them were killnd in iction. We rcter to the brothers, Pri- :ltes Ethan i‘. \VhiLo and R. E. `.Vhite, sons ot' Mr. and l\’i1's. John '1‘. White. The rcmainillg ilvc were ill raining to go when one or illzun Dulu- 'cn Leonartl son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Leonard became ill and died be- "ore his choice ca-me. The remaining ‘st-_ur were still training when the arm- istice was signed which rcttticlctl it unnecessary for them to proceed over- seas. We sincerely »rcgret the absence il' these bruvc men and we heal' our tcriderest sympathy to the bereaved -mi-ents and friends. These all as well is we can ilnd comfort ill tho tllougiit lint they died gloriously “i’or how 'an man (lie better than facing fearful nlds for the ashes ot' his fathers and he temples oi’ his God." . _ In closing we congratulate you on

`lu~ honors you have won and on your sate return to your homes and friends. Wc rejoice with your parents and loved ones that tht- long period cl’ unxicty

I ithrough which they passetl during

your absence has no\v enlnc to an end :ind wc join with them also und with you In giving thanks to the (lou ot' nil grace for liis great mercy.

We ask each one ol' you now to :lc-

ccpt n small gift ns it token ol' our appreciation uutl a reminder of our bcst Wishes.

Yours sincerely, on behnlf of the

District,

COMMITTEE IN CHARGE

Some returned soldiers from other Districts who were in thc audience were at,this point invited to tho pint- form nnd addressed by the (‘ln\irmau_ After the .remaining cxcrcisos on the program refreshments wcrc served

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nil votes ol' tililltks pzlssctl to lilo lud- fes and all who had ussistcal thu pw, plc ot' thc District with thu pi‘ogi~;illl- me. The National Anthem brought

public reception to at close,

Windsor ties are great t'avoriIes.

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this very interesting and sllccessI'ul`

Frocks are very much Ilciiows\rcd`

` rt-ivcd fresh every wcf‘k._

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All Races are Stakes, and Entries Close July, Sth.

,The following are the classes and conditions governing same.

2.17 Straight~Trot . . . . _ . . . . Purse $300.00 2.40 Straight Trot Purse $300.00

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Stakes guaranteed tor amounts stutcd, should payments exceed value ot

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MONTAOUE HORSE RACES

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ilulcs, cxcupt where they conilict \vilh the above conditions. MAIL YOUR

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