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iid# :b“§§§°°me ,Wd results tint “id wma from the Georgetown h.veh..,,go and `the engineer was _'“"__;__em`jm‘ mom Mr MacDonald man “pressed the hope thist, the mm tu estimates would pro |uPPi°‘“°“ 7
dd, for the ooxlstlruotion of a frost
1 vm-elloiise, and added 1
md like to emphasise further this mam, by stating that _Only I YN' .go more were flvc stcamers in the pm of Geo;-getown trying to load www” si; the same time. Four of mo steamers got away successfully. out the fifth was held up by ice and me frost seriously damaged the ww with warehouse accomlnoda- dm ,t ,goin-ig sufficient to load one or tivo steamers, the entire live would have been able to get awayi Eum._._S(,,11y_" He mentioned that to ,misss the‘Mlnister with the im-, pomnre of making this shed tt gsorgetovvn frost-proof.. _ when the Minister came to the ap- propriation for n freight~sherl at West River Bridge. the 1-lon. Mr. MacDon- ild said:-1 should like to say just one further word to the Minister be- fore this resolution is reported. On it len.-vt four occasions during the liist four or five years 1 have asked tile Minister to consider the advisab- iiity of rebuilding the Government wharf at the Port of Cardigan. No attention has been paid to this re- quest. I know that a number of years sro the district engineer reported that the Government wharf at the point ivas wholly out of commission and recommended one of the private irhsrves should be taken over and re- iiuilt. Tiievc are foilr private wharves there. but not enough busincss to make it worth while for the owners to keep any of them-in repair with the result that year by year one or the other, in fact all of them, are going down. Now there is oiy one privnte wharf left at that port over which the farmers produce can be shipped, and that ons is very rapidly getting into a state of disrepair. It would not involve a large expenditure for the Government to take over one, of those private wharves and rebuild i it for the accomodation of the pub- lic. It is not desirable to repair the Government wharf because it is riot in a position which is convenient lor! the shipping public. Last year the' Minister promised that some' atteri- tion would be given to this matter. but he has notbrought forth any it- em in the estimates for this year, and once again I would like to askl the Minister to give this matter some consideration. 1-Ie has the engineers, report: lt 1s'of considerable import- i ance. because if the last of the pri- vate whnrves finally gets into such disrepair that it cannot he used, then there is nothing left, and there is,
give it very careful consideration with s view to getting an item ih the es- timates this year for the purpose of biildlnc one of these wharves'
rrprvelltations made to him last. year me south African vewfsirltgsggi stating, "gel ll akin; the panty of the lgregaimzx u nw wo at 8 oclock in the Canldian Legion
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Leads In Contest
.A very pleasing twilight organ re __
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fll/°l'°b '-0 tlkins over private eltal in St James Church was glv Notes on the Prince Edward ls wh” about mu um’ u "M Th’ °°“5'°5°“°" °f the cenml
whln,es_ especially "_ Dom” where, ____ en by Mr wmer M Nun saturday la E L Court House? There have been some christian Church were delighted to
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time hs., bm, ...ml Wim, ncsaava lvlsacn ll for sri ev M mg cawbly a__5L,wd by M” J “Qk Qgging F: mb mo °’ inspnenuiss iimuna inet court rlousepieieome to their pulpit s former ss
wharves, all of which have been al em" with Drummond by M" F A Lawson isoplanol and Miss Mar My pl. to Macleod Rh” In of inte about which s. number of |tor, Dr Robert 1" Whlston and Mrs
lowed to/foil mp, disrewi, mount Wilkins assistad by local talent “ar” sums (soprano) The mo _md RM: _Lid _he mnsut ‘M0 ____ei_people have been led to wonder, this ins almost- to ruin That of course. °"“*' "‘” T’°k°*‘ 3° °°“°'° gram consisted or hole umisers i ueelr with sa me sos pouois, the |: :'°:,°h° um """' °' th' "“""'”" is evidence that they have not been "_" and was ve much B ecmed I 5 m' th" th” |’°°9'° “‘“‘° l 4°
some ineiiuslness which would tus _ rouca coulvn-At the Police ". pm ' K°“”““‘°“ 3°” °”‘°" “”“”‘°” mend 0" either the -:lvie or the ro-
ify the owner in repairing them and °“ U' ‘W m°""i”¢ J mm
to my Honorable friend that there °5ti'°4i*d' T59 ¢°*° °f °“°i'h°\' mmf win be s fresh investigation mme to Siflliiefiy °il*l'l°d W” ‘1‘-'>"1i-”=d-
fared- eggs 507 oints Mr H C Mut
In Dulcl Jubllo, Bach. tarts B. R.. pen 9, were third with st Twlugiit, uatiy sellers. iio eggs. so points. G8\'0ii¢. Mn.\'tinl Mr James Tu lin's B R he N
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es to find out what
continuing tilcni. However, I will say °h“"3°d WM* d"““\‘°“1\%°'>5 hid 32° bm ' - -' ' P ; ° ' ' _ 1’ th” '“““°""
see if there is any change in condlt- '_'-‘ I ~ ` p - ' " n- oi m""dmb'° shun"
ions there since the last tnvestiga- 'ova' AaREsTs"o"°’ the “mek
“ry S“`°"L°'ry t'° me "Mm‘“’uy °, Minister of Agriculture, I-lon. W. M. Health, during an address recently :it Le-“_ and W_ R" Shaw Live Stock Nwumhm' E“3i‘“d' Superintendent, returned last week
“”_’_“’*' ‘from the conference at Moncton with
°°“°“m°“ °" °i°°°”‘°“l’ ’“ EW' the directors or the Mel-ltlole
land increased in number from 5.-iMm.keung Bmw and |.°m.e5em_ gsapoo to 7,053,000 in the i gtfves from the govemments W* >'°“~ ' ' of Novi seeth mellow unins-
“°'*' ' wick. An exhaustive study was
In the 1°" *WU W" ‘»`i°"“‘"‘Y mule ol the whole production. haml- ha-" im’P°"'“°d ."‘°“" Am°'\°*i* °°""°” ling and marketing situation in hogs than lily °ih°i‘ °°““i'fY- and as a result certain measures
__ were adopted to strengthen cc-oper-
' Because of lack of use the work- atlve live stock marketing lin this house I/t Behbfilidvi 5181015- il *D province.
be converted into a hospital. .___
_ ADDRESSES MEETINGS - Mr.
The Canton of Zurich. Swiiwl- John l-l. cieldsrt, noted Y. M. 0. A.
land, ig planning construction pro- jects whlch will cost nearly $5,000,- 000. ~ .
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'crlictal, me el china and how oi
Toronto, arrived in the City Satur- day evening. He addressed the stu- dents in the Y. M. C. A. at 8.15 p. m. at the regular S. C. M. meeting. Yesterday at 4 p. m. he addressed the Foreign Work Committee in the Y. M. C. A., and in the evening preached at Zion Church. At 8.30 he spoke at the regular "Y" Song ser- vice, showing a large number of ian- tem slides. During his stay in Char- lottetown, Mr. Geldart is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R.. A. Pendleton.
Soprano Solo, Hear My Prayer"_ii leads the cont/est. for individual
'lt1cilclclrsohn, Miss lv'.sri;arct, Slcrrls lay'ng with 85 eggs 961 points' The
scnlblc cur own dialects. Has tile cue cm, Mm, A, pyfcy Stanley B,.idZc_ gone out of fashion. It was a token P. E. I.,_ B. R., 412 eggs, 463.1 points. 0! 5libllliSSi0ll W We M8llCl1U dy- The production 1;-r the week was nasty. With their defeats the wcaringi 595 md in date 72w_
of the cue has been to a large ex-
tent abandoned. Tivo forces have been ‘_"‘-
rcsponsihle for the abandonment of QUARTER
foot-binding, Cilr1:'tianlt.y and pro- _ -_~_
gress. Wearing of western clothes is (continued from page 1)
not as popular as it was ten years _l--__-_.__ ago in the _ great modern cities. the fire started`. assisted in subdillng
tion, the war proved to tilemutlmt on the buildings as long as the ebb it is only skin-deep. In 1921 an anti- ing tide would permit. Tile dredger foreign wave swept over the coun- Priestman also hurried to the scene try. Soviet influence said "we will to give' what assistance it could. The free you from western domlnat1cn." blaze was not extinguished until el- No European nation pays more than even o'clock this morning. It is un- 5 per cent on goods entering China. derstood the stores contained little Compare with this the duty paid by fish, but were stocked with salt
ment on automobiles. l Grand Banks vessels, about twenty
The presence of the Nuns of the sailing from the port.
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has been of industrial. artistic and _ PRONHNENT
educatiollrl benefit to the people. In 1803 R.. Morrison .who had spent 18
years ill the country said that it _ __ __ would begs nliracle if there would rgasmn mst evening and \/e5\,..,_s U; be 1,000 Cilristianslll the country me dead were ¢han|,€d_ The re. in one hundred years. Despite this mmm Wm be transferred to SL Dum prophecy there are 300,000 Christians sun-5 Umverm tl is ft
y i a ernoon.
in the-°°““°’Y at me i"°f°“i “glib where they will remain till Tuesday _WEE _:g"___i_gg_f_7§_’;_': hast becn °' evening, wllen- they will bc taken to
”““ P" y and '“h° the Basilica. On Thursday morning
reactionary part The latter art
(Continued from page li
six are Cliristialls. Tlley are mem- "1" °‘ the deceased' Mrs' Margaret
‘ ZION CHURCH '
l)esplt_c our boasted western clvillzh- it. Hose from the ship played water'
I e _.uh P H wok. ¢ ._ d tl _ - . . - . I Tile present situation as reported;
§_i_i;l;yn;i_r._e:$;i_e_.__clld it wi1i_be liven _‘Ten __c___oo__:_ e________;le_i_i its i>____;'____:":’_‘; poem Eretirluc. _Grieg . Kensington Baby Chick Hatchery nllilr. lusrrilng continued. is noi, only
' __,_ _ _ John Bu_leyc°m_ and ._ man accused Pas'ltorale,. Cellar Franck. R.. No. 0 is sect/:ld with 89 eggs. 92.2 discrcditable in ri iooal way but lt is
ilieltl il as'all
of carrymi concealed wmpons_ Au S_opral_1o Solo (selected) Miss Mar-_ pciats and Mr. A. L. Rogers, B. R.,_ _D . argument against what Wm 8-War this mmm: before meigslet. s.erns. » Inen No. 9 ts third with 'Is eggs. hr brllewrl to be the best temperancc
Because of the rush of trade at ; smpendluy Mwlstrne a-Old rtetrain trlrltz Kreislcri 79.2 po‘.nts.- _ i law we ever had on the statute books.
some of the docks under the Fmt of .' , b-In the Gcirdell.. The pens leading in total produc~ 'E5 iw illifélvsied. in the welfare of London Jurisdiction. there has been , Andante from pianofuric sonata in lien are: 'UC l`~`Will0e he asked that the mat- ; shortage or labor recently. so some 5 :_‘”u_ :_’_Ee:g_:_’:*d"__'_5_N_;‘[`__ r-, llsyileh. , lst. Kensington Busy chieu Hut- ,ter be Shwn up. that the light be berths the men at worir being four Jimmcuide (me Ame Mérphy) 0|; _ filery, Kensington. P. l-:. l., B. R., illmeli 011- The nlebisctte last sum- | times the number uonnallycmiilov- M sm” st my in me 1035 of --~-i----- 5il3,fssS- 578-'l iwints- |¥f‘_°"- he Said- “Mi -ietiiéd the Dfvhib- ed. their umm 'infant' lm; Jam” A_ coNon'loNs cud. lvlr. James Tupiln. siunmer-_‘~_'°" ‘l'lfSifi°ll- which ll was honed
-_ it-nose remains were isle to rest lo `*` ~ "“" R' R' 2' P' E' I" B~ R" 45° eggs' “°"id_ "°“' b° med °”” °f ”°"'“°“‘
"women are all powerful it they ,M R C .°mm,y m Feb 15 Bud_ icohunueil from page ll so4.l points. ` ii' “M tllvllcht there would be a un- choose to use tile weapon God has ded I;-nh tn bloom m'HC'm,en ~'~*-‘_-‘ """"""""""" -'is 3l`\‘i- M12 A- L ilogars, Kensing- “fd "fic" °“ me Pan' °f “U me gwen ¢_h¢m_,hh° wnguiyl de¢1m-gd -` ' in south China. There is one basic' ton. P. E. I., B. R., 491 eggs, 482.6 `!7_7°i’h W ‘Whom hh” 1“w~ He Con' Miss Margaret Lawrence, Parllamen- A,r,i,ENDED C0NFERENCE__Thc Chinese language :uid diff_el'cnccs re- points. it-iiliied: tq_,_,_,ing how glad Sm was to return:
i “ln the Sulilmcrside Journal of the i1’lth Feb. there is an editorial from lilhlch I quote the following:-Why _the silence today when ten or fift- _cen cases go by the board without iilzc llcaring of any evidence? Are the
;lcmpcrancc people of this province satisfied with this kind of enforce- -ment. of the Prohibition Act? ls there an election ill the air and the soft pedal being applied to bring the friends of the party into line? It is noted by many that there has been in sudden cessation of activities in the
Ivvay of searches and prosecuilifns in :Prince Co. during the past month or iso. I
"Now, I presume that we can speak
of the Journal as a Conservative ipaper; being on that side of politics
Canadians to the Dominion Govern- twines and other gear to fit out the i which it ha* ° p°"I°°t “gm W be:
,ln this editorial it is illtirrlated that ithevc may be an election, and the Lib ierril party are not ellforclng the law, 'so as to secure our votes. Would it the proper for me to ask: was that `eflit:vrial published in the interests "-1 'l‘elnpal'allce, or was it too, an at- tempt to catch votes from the op- ,pollcllts or friends of Prohibition? 'But laying that question aside, 1 ask: ;lfave we really taken this question ‘nut of politics? Now politically. I ani in Liberal, and I 'am not ashamed of
iit, but I aln not strongly partisan in 'either politics or sectarian reli8i01l» 1
y' D y lemn Re ulem Mass will be cele- - f
|»¢B_59NALS ls tm 1 _ bt th 1 1 5° ‘1 have voted for personal reas..ns or
- ___._ novgrin 35:5: u e “mer S hmmm 9° me 3“w'~`~‘- md th” fe' personal friends on the other side. I
° Col. MacKinnon, who has been The speaker next dealt with the mam Wm leave °n the mm? tram am “ free 'mn' I Want w “funk mr 'ailtlent from the province in Mon-|positlon of Cliristianltv in Chinn. mr N°n'h Wiltshire' Burm Wi" take myself. and there are tivo things I treal during the last week. retumed out of the ten members of the cab- p_"'°° at Kelli 5 Cm” bemetery’ on “`“"L i° ‘?`°y'_;ha_"l h"c‘;;`iJ;3_e;; b;°;;m;§ Saturday noon mailing the last lap inet of the president Chang liisy 'U“:"'5d“y ““°‘"°°"' _ V’ my__m_‘“d y_ 'iemem F Any __th_ 0! the trip by plane from Moncton. Cho, who came to his office in 1927. '1h"° an len’ W muum 17° mo' the “M ng “mem ' °r
er government will condone evil. Ind
I .rho mmy friends of Mm Rnwtm bers my because of their religion but Smith. City; four brothel's._ R,ev.,_rofuse to eor:or€F___l_r_\“'_S__;l: ¢:'_:iv¢el'___:;l__
Mmuley or Traeuua Cross Wm regret because of their ability' Two or there -aussi: SBmtii{1h’NSce¥;?m; (;ii.ass'iJ its’ own [rave and deserv-
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ROSCOE W BALL' to learn that she entered the City are former Y. M. C. A. secretaries. PIN lnl ew _ y _ _| _ ___ ______u________ ___ ____ _“ht tmnb
Hospital on Saturday to undergo The present government, progressive biail' Bmilil. Boston. Dr- I-Il\l~»|°-it ‘° _
whose sgpolntmentu Gensnlccm-imeeiical treatment. in sttiiiule is giving cilristumlty Smith. city; also two sisters. slsteriinz people. The l>2fl=‘>i“ei‘°“ °f _ “ EggmakaaoggntgeqfL‘gh;‘h°if‘::' baciilllrf. and eventually it will win M. Laurentia. Bedford. Mass; and|`ilcl'iy iS llgi- 9?” “hm ‘;;‘;‘d _“Tai
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“°\Ul°°d W W G gl-‘b°¥'» G¢°°l’\| ' ‘ through' I Ame' ony' h' i\;‘\i\1ltE i.o1oii)v ‘icgislntive halls." '
CAPT. PATRICK MOCKI-ER M*-*“*' ~~~r--_-'_\* "
Mr. riimlulg ai>l>ef\TC<i Bi Som”
len-gt.i1 to the press and people to ex-
sured him that the fact that th Y
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intention has not been elven to the ,mmm mu as A Rgcgfal Enjoyed “ "W1 W* ii nvsudzusr vimsrolv /ir css
TRAL LHRISTIAN CHURCH
Whiston
Dr Whiston was the first past*
of the Central Chistion Cllulcil. Kent. St., some twclliy-eiglit. years ago, and it was a unique experience after these long years to have him preach at both services yesterday. Since leaving here he filled a short.
psstorate with the church at Ever-;
ett, Mass.. since which time he has been engaged in evangelistic work. During the Great War he spent four- teen months in France as chaplain and for ten seasons he has lectured for the Chautauqua system. Dr. Whiston has not lost any of his olrl time vigor in the pulpit his sermons yesterday would indicate. I-ie is an elo- quent and forceful speaker and has a rare gift of illustrating the thought of his subject. rvilicil holds his aud- ience ill rapt attention.
Mrs. Wlliston, who assists the Doc-
tor in his work as pianist and pei'-I sollal worker, dciinhtetl the morning riiiilirllce with n iilessnne of greeting
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Splendid audiences greeted tllcmi
at both services, and they ure look- I ing forward to the beginning of spe- ' cial evalli.;/eli=.tlc meetings with church next Sunday which will bc continued indefinitely. i The lniislc for the day ctillsistci
,of all nutllclll by the choir “O Holy; iSavirlil|', 1~'i'iril;l Uilsf'eil," allil at tilo` ‘evening service "Dear Refuge of my! Weary Soul," also ri solo by Mr. Bcn_
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-GIVEN TWO DAYS-A chronic
vogrant came up in the Police Court at Sumlncrstde on Saturday morning and was given two days’ lodging in the Prince County Jail.-B.
-NOTICE-GOOD CONCERT lt.
Malpcqile Hall, Tuesday evening, March 4th, at 8 p. ln. Sala of candy. Admission 25 cents. If stonny, the concert will be held following night.
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-GAVE BIBTHBAY PARTY __
Miss Effie McKay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. McKay, of Summer- slde, entertained a number of her young friends to a dinner party at the Clifton Hotel last Wednesday to commemorate her twelfth birthday. 'the children spent a very happy evening in party games.-S.
-GOOD ATIENDANCE AT HOC- KEY GAME-Over 1200 people at- tcndcd the hockey game between \,‘.lp'c ‘l`rsverse and Albcrton for the Mcl..ca'll ’l‘ri>pl\v. Quite a number cf or-hplc took advantage of the special trains from Alperton and Borden to uitonrl the match and visit friends in bfilllllllclmldc.-S.
-l‘R0(iRiJS‘SlNG FAVORABLY-
The latest word received by the fam-
ily at Silmnlerstde, regarding the_ progress ol' Mrs. Neil McLeod, who was operated on in the Royal Vic-A'
_G_ Mom 9,-,Lined ---1-he Ninety gmptorln Hospital at Montreal recently, Nine," which he rendered in his us- i iS will Silt! C0111-1111165 i-0 11¥lPl`0V¢-
Next Sunday when the special Mr. John Mcleod, of Nothern Que-_
|lneetlllgs begin Dr. and Mrs. Wills- bcc. since her operation. Mr. Neil 'ton will have charge of the music ill Mclicod, K.‘C., expects to arrive back co-operatidn with the organist and at summersidg oo;-ly 1,1115 w¢oi;,_s_
ichclr of the church. They will sing ______
Ioriginal solos anti duets, also n1:lny_ "RED (-R055 N|;w5-_M155 Z1nck_ of the old favorites. The lneetiricgsi RP., gross Nurse fm. prynce County’ Wm be h"m every °V°“i“g ‘if limi has just flllislied examining the pli-
week begillnlng pronlpiily at 7.45 \vitil 3 mls Dt SL Muys Amdemy_ summer,
the °x°°P"i°" °[_ S"i“‘_`d:‘-if “"°"i"='\ side, and reports a. very satisfactory land a \ery cordial invitation is ex- bm of m,a"_h_ Tl e al h ann
ie g ner e
tended to all to attend these service...i of me Ummm” has improved 75%
‘_ovcl~ last year. Most. of the children arc living up to the health rules
SALVATION ARMY given to them by 'the Red Cross
, - lilurse, which goes a long way towards
A series of 10 days old time revival kccplllg tile children fit and well.-S.
services opened yesterday in the mi Citadel. which \vLll be conducted by "“"0Ng\TEU BY MR' -|-‘MES N4 Adjutant and Mrs. A. w. ivloriiu. <'l~\RH - Tile lllllldsvnle iwvkfy ‘Large and entliilsiastic atieliilnllcrf; ii‘0i"7I.\’. Wllicil iS Oil ¢iiSl>ii\.V lil U10 marked the lnegillliillfz of tile sel~ii=.';_ ` \‘illfiflW Of MPSSFS- (`i00dkil'l BT05- Adjutant Martin introduced as a Jc‘.\'f'iiry Store, Suinnierside. has featillo of the special .=.cl'vic':s it ser- i:rCll lillfmicll by M11 3911195 N~ Ciilfiii ics of “D. L. Moody Addresses." thc of North Bcdcqlie, to be competed for mighty Evallgcilrst ci ills clay. Tlllrl ily lilo Bcdcquc Hockey League, scrics will follow nil through the \i`.<icf.\ includes teams from North special scl'\'icrs. X‘o..‘.cl'ilily lllorlliil; "",”,ili-_' Comriil Bodequi-__ Road' lile Sllblt‘Ct fi<iflDlCf`| WHS "Sylllilfliil.V L‘:".~llor nlici Frcetoivn. '1'raveiler‘l and Compassioil." 'l`l:c golden story ;1¢_-_; ‘S ,mpim;1uded_ as was smug Of U16 (5005 Sliill€'li`lifl1l “'55 PDF" in Vic Silmlncrsldc Press. The trophy
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ual fine voice. i Mrs. McLeod was visited by her so_n,'
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considerable traffic to be carried by water from that port to Nova Sco-1 tin points, Newfoundland. and St. Pierre. I um making this appeal to ' '
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TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED till March sth, for drawing milk to Emerald Cheese Factory. Route! same as last season. Factory Wm open on June leth. P. 1'. Hushem
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middle-aged woman for house- work. Arthur Wood, Mt. Herbert.
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Mule Help Wanted
wslT17li°l§"li'r once lixrnlmiuc-
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BR.ULl!i Feb 26-There passed a- ' G d*
‘THERE WILL BE A MEETING
of the Canadian Legion All return-
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l HAVE ALWAYS. IN STOCK superior quality American Rubber _ Belting. Any length or width. Also Rubber Traces all at halt price. Clinton Morlson, Fredericton Sta- tion, P. E. I. '
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Escaped
aua~»nu1-- rox nscsrao. cw-sd. “WARD Wesley R. Dinnis. 2034
n-nnuufhm lzsc/ircn. one ual.: rox. 'rar- lwed moo-ll. Notify B. camp- iieil, Kingston. zolo-2-as-sl
*nn-.mul “Cavan-Mase rox. MET! B. W. o. and 220, Percy mae. Mt. Herbert, _ ' f _IDI-3-20-li --~---.A-.._..,.....
¢»o¢»o»@¢¢ tscsrso-om: oral.; lox. rar- l°°cd "sham" ltivasa it return- ed slivs. notify wlilulelil nawatt. visiern ' me-a-1-sl
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ences. Write Box J. 116. _ _ 191'!-2-24-l week.
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LOST-BETWEEN NEW LONDON
Bridge and Kensington. Dlif Of glasses. Finder eavc at William .Sample‘s. 207'!-3-3-21
_ For Sale
FOR SALE-QUANTITY OF TIMO-
thy and clover hay. R.. L. Bryon- ton, Bracklcy. ~ 2015-3-ul-3|
P01! BALI. 10 LIT. BOARD _AND
room signs on hand at Guardian onion. U
FOB BALI-MAII. FOUR YEARS:
glgo purse, six years old, both Mayor Todd. Jenn T. ncwlan Don- aldston. 2040-3-1-If
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F0!! BALI-'-ONE IIDBSB. |00 LB!-
il yrs. cf nee. sound and right. Ap- ply, T. P. Xovkihl 8| ldwaritlt.
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funeral.
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CLABKIN-in this city March lst. Mrs. James Clarkin, aged 78 y€ll’S-
flom her residence 43 Prim!! 55-- W
from his late residence on Monday, March 3. at,2 c'clock, to the Ceddie Memorial Church and cemetery.
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ln loving memory of silas llteiils Lane. who passed away- MIN” 3"'
"§:»§.n,‘ from our lives. ltlli ever re
DR. W. R. CARSON
aayon Wrednesdaymornirig, February astern "ar lan The minister of zion delivered a
19, Capt. Patrick' Mocitler, one of second sermon yestrlfiily. 20311113 1; '- sled “ l. 111. 9, 10, "Pens n vsls :_‘;':;____°ld°°"H_°md ni); m§P°nmc_ tomorrow night at Souris at 8 o'clock §:rEvcrsmn_,_ Christ was aumuuvc ty-one years cf acotcnd had"becn 1°" puma" nf °rgmm"g a branch to Paul in that he discovered in Him
the few ' i her r htcousness in Christ than
leh:v`;mte“ilr1oum'l}r)h?a/ioss a de mc" “re invited' 2091 zclcxogding ltgo the law. and in the sc- lgrge number of relativ and friends cond place thc resurrection of Christ The funeral was held on sstdrdsy ‘ became to him an tnexlmllsiiilir
morning at 8 o'clock from the Chilli- Ca rd of anks source of knowledge. That. I may e1.'1'he service was conducted by Rev. know _l-lim. and the POW" °f H15 P89501' M“D°“°m °f Pugwnm' Bur' Mrs. Ncil Mztclllnis and family, f¢3\|"'°°u°n 'md the fellowship of lal was in the cemetery 0! Mlddw' Orwell v.'i.~.l\ to thank friends His sufferings, becoming conforlncd
ron. , _nnd ncigllliourr. for kindness and unto His death."
A number of friends and relatives sympathy shown ill their recent sad Special Y. M. C. A.. SllSllkCl' 'li were here from Ariizoni-lil. Bild b"°'1"°“‘°“t~ 2°5°'“ evening service. Mr. John H. Gei-
Uliarlottef/own. P. E. I. attending the -- dart. who is visit.i_ng__tl1e City_ ill
interests of the ‘Y and ‘A110 ill\S
thc
'spent 10 years in the Orient on the
ert. their influence to slliJi'>01'i Pm' i _ ihrbltioll, as despite evidence of its Elton-cnforceillent ll_e believed _it WHS lbcst for the Province. "lf tilcre is igoing to be an election." he urged. "keep prohibition out of it and let it stand on its own merits" Pcrscnlllly. he had smile klloivlcdilff 05 Piwcm
nntnrci in the text were tlze izl'e:ltr.st of all trlients, and were by far nml'e` bccolning of Go<l's people than colci‘ words and phrases. and party or sect, strife and bitterness. In the afternoon while a prayer meeting was llcld in the Citadel. tile. Lczzciic of Mercy vlsltotl Quc<~ll`s County Jail, wllero ri inc:».<a\gi~ on tho,
coiiilitioiisl _ il° had “lm some knowledge of coliclitiolls silh_ii~ct of "Goils Love" was cleli\ol'c:l thot ohismeu some rears 28°- “lid iw by Milf- M=l'ill1» i was free to say that with all that At the evening service an eal'lli~.'.t., r-_nn be said about lax enforcement collgwgatlon assrlnhlrrl with grunt. of the law, on general principles con- expectation. The Foiillciers soul.: "vii 'ditioiu :ire lnllcil better than they Boundlcss Salvation." was sunt: ati “bm H people would stop luaockillg thc opening. E:ll'ilc:.t pr:i_vers anal;
Pl.9i,i|¢it,loll and would help its cn_-ytestiinollics by local Salvntiunlsts; |forccmcll,t collditiolls would bc stlilzwnnled up the meeting to receive, gbm_m._ /ldiiziant Mal'tin`s atldless, lilo tenth,
_rf thc present ."-cries, 1='llnrl:il`li¢~ilt:ll'
trayeri to show the cllris’.li\ll graces 5m,,;5 21i._, mchcs in height and 1|
sillhluillited by a handsome figure ci a ilockeylst and is well worth striv- ing for.-S.
-ISLAND l~`0Xl\lAN QUOTED-
Frailk E. Tupliu is a native of Prince Edward Island, who removed to Allirlm. Nliclligall, in 1014. to con- iliirt ri fox-rrinclliliz busliiess. He has latrii/ lircll visiting British Columbia, nlnl denial-es that province has great lintiiml advantages for fox-farming, lint lie ailvoclites associations of fox bi-fri-rlr\'s with authority to grant cor# Lflcatcs to ranchers breeding foxes for others, and especially in the case of Joint stock companies, to which tho public subscribes. The province now har. 280 fox ranches, and M.r.
"Y" staff delivered a ccniplt-liensivr
f~
Palmer Grnduals Chiropractor Chronic and Nervous Dlseasesv 124 Prince St. Phone 1072. Opposite St. .Paal‘s Church
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, Because we observe these rlcuirc-
and intensely interesting and in- stnlctive address ill Zion Sunday evening. ~
Funeral this afternoon at 2.45 o‘clock ' At the moming service the ehoir
rendered the anthem ‘The Lord is
saint nunstsnu nsulllos. thence to ""'f"°_"""_"_'."_T1'_T'“°` Kino" bv Simbel, Miss Flora como- tha Roman Catholic Cemetery. i V bell taking the solo part. ln the cv-
i 'Z eningi Zion male quartettc rendered
aaauaan-at rrenen aiver. New / i’=:~“" the Negro spiritual "G°lll' to Simi
London. Islas R. Bernard. Funeral i v ' _ all over God's Heaven" and the choir
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sang the anthem "0 Praise God in His Holiness" by Nster.
Y- M. C. A. SERVICE OF S4F~`Ci
Mr. J. 1-1. Geldart. of Toronto. late
of China, gave a very interesting ll-
-lustrated lecture on "The Far East."
at the Y. M. C. A. last evening. to well over 300 young folks and adults. Mr. Geldart‘¢' slides were from China, Japan and India, showing the various kinds of work that the Young Men's Christian Association is doing in those countries. Mr. Geld- art's message was vcry well received and the chairman, Mr. W. E. Bent-
thoss 'present to this nowd speaker.
ley, extended' the hearty thanks cf'
Scene at Railway 51251"
i.-nw tune -has mme, liov\'c\'cr." lie
¢omn~iue~il.\ wilcn we must. face till.. ‘problem as it should DG ii\C@<i» ‘md noi, sock to go i.n the way of the least resistiu'lcc. Not lung ago, I was d0Wll near me railway st-ati°ll- 1 “W ° crowd, and UDUI1 Wing “p' fmmd fm policeman arresting a young man “_ 11° was drunk. he was a bright looklnt
ohop, but his clothes were _mussed 1: his struggle wltlli the D0ilC°mHi‘~ Crm.-<1 stood around lalllilillil md ieering. CWD 9°m° W°m°“ swmed w :be enjoying it. 1 could not sec nny- Lhlng funny about it. my i‘\<"\i'i' "ni out in that yoims man- 5°m° °“° had blundel-ed. 1 wondered if some of Ithgge people would llavc 1l\l¢h¢‘1- if it had been their boy-" Mr Hia-sins °°l1°illd°‘1 "mi "“
appeal for a strong effort to edllcllik the voims ownlo =i°“l i*”“P°"°°° principlm.
THE MARKETS
i icsnaaiun rmsi
Vl'l'ilil1, on the silb_ie<‘t of "The llosilr- | impun thinks tht,” should ba `
M0N'rp,ma1., Que., Mar. 2-A tensed the potato market. Although
irectioll of thc De.1<l." sivlviilla tile' truth of the Scriptilrrs on the vitrll
Isuhjret. An old time prayer meetilv:_ was held afterwards and an enrnosti effort to secure thc s.nl\_nticin of th:-` ullsaved.
Tonight <Monda_vt a cottage inert-
lng will be held by kind imitation at home of Mrs. A. Campbell, 266° Sydney St. Each night this \\'erl»:.| following a service \viil be held in the Citadel at 8 n'ciock. The Yoiiilgi People's Singing Company will reit-
der vocal selections.
storage recoilds. Local butter deal-
ers reported it continuation of tllc| quiet trade ai; thc rveeiteiid with ri, suggestion of firm prices. Quotations ranged from 34 1-2 cents to 34 3-4 cents a pound for finest New Zea-f land and eastcm townships nimlber one. The cheese market Wits ull- ,changed and quiet trading took place at from lo to lil 1-4 cents lol weswrns and 18 1-2 to 19 cents for easterns. Comparative quietness with a slightly flnrier undertone charac-
usreh l. Apply from lfwll- ' oimhsui ness. noir-2-as-sl .._._......_\._._`_-_..-.»-~----- 4 FCI BALI-rot!! CUWI. 01|!
newly tredienod aaa- time to Slhhm in Am'il~ and IIN. A.
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During the day Mr.'Oeldart will
visit many association 'friends in Charlottetown and at 8' 0‘clock he will be the special guest and speaker at the annual .Nther and Bon Bad-
i MacKinnon; i Drug Co-
oontlnusiloh of the tendency °l l°w~ no price chanzcs were recorded fa- pfpsoo in the eggs division was New Brunswick green mountains the feature of the local produce were quoted at $1.50 to $i.55_lnd markets at the weekend. Prices new Quebeds at $1.45 per bag of ninety range from 44 centsadossn for poundsinbulkincarlotaealrlkk
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ihuiisanrl in five years. There has been an amazing development of the nnlilstry in Canada since Mr. Tuplin loft the islrinrl province sixteen years nge.--St. John cxrhange.
_r.1r. E. J. Hallet, Manager of the
Central Crelimerlcs, Summerside, has rr~tiii'ncri from rl business trip to tip wcsicrll part oi lilo Province.-S.
--Mrs. R. J. McNeill and Mil Philllfls of Tyne Valley, were recent visitors to Sunlillerside.-S. _
~ Mr.~._'1‘llonias 1".'Hamil, of Oul-
trai Dcdi-qiic, and Mrs. James Mc- Crirdic of Kinkora. are visiting in Charlottetown, the guests of their brother. Judge C. G. Duffy and Mrs. Diitly.-S. ,
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-Mr. Thomas P. I-lamll, of Gene
tral Bod:-que, was a visitor to Slime incrslde on Friday last and met many
old friends.-B. :
-Mr. me un. wellies Nora and Mr. and Mrs. Major Noyc. of '
were visitors to Summmtde any and attendee the hoésey in Kensington that evolving between
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