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-BIG DANCE as usual in Rich-

mond Hall, Thursday night. 01'- ohestra. Good order. Refresh- ments. Admission 20c. 1890-

-B. S. GASPESIA IN PORT-

The S. S. Gospcsla made her usual fortnightly cali at Silmmerside this week, bringing a quantity of way freight, She arrived about four o`clock on Monday afternoon leav-

ing at 2 a.m. on ’l1‘ursdri_v. S,

-VISITOR T0 PORT HILL-

Mr. J. E. Sorette of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Siimmerside. was a. visitor to Port Hill on Sun- day, the guest of Mr. Edmund Maynard. Mr. Sora-tte was the solo- ist at St. James CHU* Q *G evening service. S.

-BIRTHDAY PARTY-A Very

enjoyable birthday party was giv- en on Monday evening in honour of Miss Corinne DesRocl'ies at her home in Mlscouche. About twenty of her friends from Sumnlerside motored out to extend birthday greetings. Cards, games and danc- ing mode the time pnss plensant- ly until refreshments were served.

-FINED UNDER. THE FISHER-

IES ACT-Mr. Hugh J. Mossy, J. P., had three cases up before him on Monday, each case being an infringement, neainst the Fish- eries Act, The first case was against a. party for fishing oysters out of season; the defendant con- fessed and was fined $25.00 and costs. The second case was contest- ed and was for fisting qilohogs without a license, the defendant was found izuilty and fined $30 and costs. The third case was ad- journed imzil Thiirsdziy. S.

-SPECIAI. SERVICE-A special

service was held in North Bedcqiir: United Church on Sunday evening _ when Mr, .»l1lE.<0n Profitt and l\i':.

Silas McFarlane, laynien of the

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-KENSINGTON DAIRYING A5

Hamilton patrons Thursday, Oct.

tory closes season Friday, 20th. 1885

Offices at Summerside and at J. D. Jenkins, Charlotetown. 1844-

-WEEKLY CARD PARTY-The

regular weekly card party of the C. M. B. A. at Sumlnerslde was held on Monday in their rooms at St. Pauls Hall. There were twelve tables. The prize winners were: Ladies, lvliss Clara Perry and Miss Edna Wedge; gentlemen, Wilfred Doucotte and Cecil Carver. S.

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funeral service for the late Miss Mary Brace was held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brace, on Spring Street on Monday afternoon. Rev. L. B, Campbell of- i‘Ir!.itcd. The pall-bearers were l\If'ssrs_ \Villnrd Phillips, A. S. Mc- Kay, Daniel Mrhcoci, Harry Allen, L. Crue and R, Gordon. Interment was in the Peoples Cemetery. The funeral arrangements were in charge of Mr. Keith Compton, funeral director. S.

“WEDDED IN HALIFAX-Mr.

Walter E. Darbv arrived in Sum-

Ciiiifrh. ivcre the speakers of the evenzniz. 'l`lir- church was tasteful- TY dfcorritcti with harvest fruits __an'_l qzltilmn foliage. Rev. Mr. Nich-

olson, pastor of the Church, con- fii.1;fr'<i the dnvotiourii period, Nir. and Mrs. llrcwcr /iiilri sang n dum, d'iriu'.: the c;eilill;:. Mrs. Clark l/lcQilnrr1c was ar, the organ. S.

Hel Kleine su

if l.--my fum-.ilonlhe ltialyy.-1 ,"5 lilniiviv-r make you suffer from Getting ilu Nlnhi.-_ Nr-rvfnnnen-, nheummc Pains, Stillness. Burning. Smnrtinlz.

0 ltchinft. Ot Acldity try tho Yusruntced

Doctor-‘a1\re_l<_r~rlnilonCyntexiriisa-ter)

~. ual: iix you up or money

cystex UNK. 0111176# at druggisq.

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Eye Comfort

for eye workers is s matter or

vital imlwmmce.

From early morn to late gt, i

Ilisht we "crowd" our eyes re. lentlessly, from one job 1,0 another. _

How long will they stand It?

AN you now enjoying that ef- “ciillcy and comfort which olllht to be yours?

Consult us if you urs not;

You have much to pin, and nothing to logo, .

ln any ease tho knowledge

gained from an euminntlon, makes it well worth while.

G. F. HIITCHESDII

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No iniddlemen to pay. No extra cost.

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19i. to Kensington patrons on Sat ` _ /

urday, October 21st, Hamilton Iac- -_ _ 1 / ,/* _ _ __ ,_ .

soomrlox will deliver cheese to _ ,_ _N » _ _‘.f_. /

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“THE DOMNION FUR SALES A Gem from the pen of Mr. A. F. Mclsuc, well known member ol the Halifax Police Dell!-l'lI\\°¢1t.

LTD., will bridge _the gap between Iqnc is considered to be Cs.nad.s.'s finest. penman and foremost author- ity on tho subject. of forged documo the ma” Wm) grows fox pens and distinction of being the only police officer in Canada having the degree of Bachelor of Laws.

born in Sourls,P.l.l- Lhhllc nb,oto..oia. Honlsoouloniho

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the manufacturer who buys t-hem. __ _

PERSONALS

-Mrs. J. 0. Mills, who has been

visiting her mother, Mrs. L. R. Sil- liphcnt of Bummerside, has re- turned to her home in Chelmsford, Mass. S.

-Mr. George Brace arrived in

Summerside on Tuesday evening from Tofield, Alberto., to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brace.

-Mist Mattie Black, who has

been visiting in Bcdeque, leaves on Thursday for her home in Read- ing, Mass. S.

_ -Mr. Caleb Lea and his daugh- ter, Mrs, Oliver McNeill, are ex- pected to arrive in Summerslde tomorrow from an extended visit to relatives in Boston and other cities in the New England States.

mon- oil cm-1-» nhfimiaimh and

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Wlli'am Gray, notary and sheriff

age: of the Maritime Electric Com- pany, Ltd., which Company oper- ates in New Brunswick, Nova. Scotia and Prince Edward Island, has made a statement as to the electric situation of his Company in Prince Edward Island.

Mr. Coleman will be remembered

by many as formerly Manager of the Electric Company in Charlotte- town before he assumed his larger position as General Manager of the entire comrpany, which required him. to move to New Brunswick.

Mr. 0oleman's statement follows:

other sources that there is appar

_ld T ld . l ffh - ectric situation in the Capitol of

mm .e on “my mn ng W ThlS POSi'fm3.St91` th Isl no and territory elsewhere at 7° “hue the mg" h°m°

his bride, ee Miss Margaret Ce- 6 1'-

celio. l\IeCr1tiatil of Halifax. The ser,-eff by the pfmw Edward Island to use 30 kilowatt hours at 7c be- it should be ;-canned that mo;-u young mum? lla(-lu married on Sat- D Division of The Maritime Electric f0N ii? 805 BUY C-595991' elwtfwl

urdny in llhiifox, N. S, Mr. Darby MONTE AL OM 7 _ Company. Examination of our records and is ii promising _voting bon-ister of E* ' 'Z 1"(C‘ P` - "The principal misunderstanding counts mowed thug during the pas; purchase of the cdglnuf electrical

_ ,, Discovery of a notallal deed in the - S-immrrslde o,.d his many friends ___w_5_O_ the Su ___0__ Court is in regards to the electric rates- ave yea” A large hmm-ber of WDM.

rrzifnd congmtiilntlons to him and are ,pe _ Back in 1921 the.Electric Company ments had been bum or Crea

it cordial irelconio to his bride. Mr. Safe has dgméigtelg _“B135 entered into 5, contract with the and Mrs. Dorbv were the sue-sis vi 1;" °ff°°Es€ la l.rsEdw;ré city of cbarleuewwn which set 'md that “WY °f °“-' \’°“'°"*'°"”°

honour nt. a dinner party on Tues- , PU m er ‘ere ms forth certain rates which the Com- citizens were living in homes

1 relieves Barber's Itch and Ring- ` Y quired to file rates with the Com- hours a month pays 81.00 more

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General Manager Of

Electric Company Makes Statemen

Mr. T. J. Coleman. General Man-~ mission and be guided by regiul

tions and orders of tho Commission. 10.4 per cent to all _our commer-

IS .

'Iihis ln/w of the Province, thereto left us no choice as to what

must do.

"When we studied iiho rate

there were certain features of rates as set forth in the 1928

and other features which were

jectionmble to our customers.

hundred square feet or less and

he twelve hundred square

entiy a misunderstanding of the el- home get M mst 1., klldwaff hon

had

dw evening given by M155 Kath- of lhe dlsfrlct ol Moufrcal_ E_ z_ pany was to charge the citizens UI less than twelve hundred square

"m°hDMb;"‘ {;;m’E?f _’_'_he_gr;°m' M' Massiootte, Superior Court. archi- Ch'"1‘°*'Wt°'“m 1°’ electric 9°""f°e° feet. In many cases these smal mr °m° n ‘ C" or 5` ` vist, however, now comes forth This ¢°“if9'°t was l° °°“"m“e “mu area homes had electric ranges

'"°“ ith out if t cc d a Octvbcri 1931- . V ' i or its

_\vnb1.1No.ToN cmran :S mf; posl;`;5fer“lfn;’;,‘f‘;‘;}°1§rl°t_ ..sf,,ml;g wml mc wwe me were large consumers ol electricity. mg calmed in the va ue

CHURCH-A special thank offer- fsh reylme by Jean Thomson ml. Colluacf sflll had five yea” to !.‘m_ In !1'i8¥\Y Oi-T161* c8555 17901519 Uf 'V mg '“"""i“° W" held ‘m Sunday trader. I the Company started to spend s small mmm’ We” “vine 1” h

evening in \\'clli_ngi0n United MF Mflsslwtle rejcmly turned smut deal of money In order to rcn_ of more than twelve hundred-squ

F' __A' §_`eMcf_;`_`§'k_;? UP 8- dOCiimC“U in Wlliflh "Clu\Yi0S der proper service to its customers. feet., Therefore, in many cases

_ - sl ie 'n. .' . _ ,, - .

__ _ _ _ _ Pothi.r dc lArdcise and N061 Undcrlts contract the Company was home of comlm-,,fl,,e wealth

chi.l<li uns fltcd io capacity. il cromffoll swore fumlfuily tu serve assured of what was ccnsidcred reas- -

number of visitors from Summer- h=s Brlfannlc majesty in me ¢ul,u_ Omfblc ral/es and felt conndem it P9-Ying less for their electric

side and other places being pres- Clfy of lxsfnl Couflcrs bcfweeff Could _word to spend the money to than the home Of small means

mt, The sulnin»r_f;idu_ Qimrt_cttc. Montreal and A`b.\ni’~" -Tilfy were render pod scrvlcc and to cum determined, therefore/ to seek Mr~s..is. Boivnnss, or cs. Sc ur- engaged by Jean T:.omson, post- for the mcmaslng demands made ,ale wlllch dld not dlscflmlnafe

lmzln and Hucsiis, ixlih Miss Sue mastgr of M0ml~@_q1_ 4

on it for electricity. this way and furthcrniore, that g

iMen<iows at the organ, rendered The dlscuvf-,-y of M,-_ Masslcofle _ _ -=i»<\r‘--li mil-sic Brsirics the ouar- has been banked up by Fr:-heir J. D“““5 th” ”“m‘m°' °I 1m'““" all Du’ ¢°“5“~‘“°“ E ‘W k‘1°W°*‘ Many of the-so lines have been built

.ivtrfw Mr. Bcivncss s-me fever-ii so /inset, well-inform hislonnh of ot- “ mg” “’“°““"' °' "‘°“'f3y ‘K5 h°“fS fOr their “fel d°1i°~Y-

‘ b o' e

tor. mid Mr. Huesiis and Mr. Bow- tawa, who presented documents spent' but mme years ‘B change was given very careful c f- uulu lun (1 in dugg There shown Thom-on held the of-[iw md Of the '¢°I\i~!`3¢¢v me C195' C"-lim' siderat'on and we conferred with ness depression has resulted in our

il ss ' ' r r . lg . i was a very large offering taken. S. of postmaster from July 17,' 1764, cu °‘f Oh’“`1°"t°WW“ "°‘1“°5t"d °°“" several people and our judgment securing considerably less than the

____ until 1778. He fell rifcui of lord 5‘d9’PM°“ °f new and wwe’ "“‘°’~ was confirmed that this type ofrate revenue we expected from these

-DEATH OF MR. CHARLES Dorchester, then govrrnor general A5 Of 5@'Dt€mb€1' 17011 ii IWW C011' uumiuuted dlsmmllluglon und M(`CAR'i`IlY-There passed awny of Canada, when he usvd "too mmf# ‘V95 Cntfffed film between *fm fair and equitable. This rate gives 1"! uliylliifis like il fair Yuium 3°' in the c:lrl_l- hours of Saturday haughty" s, tone in a letter to City Mid the C0m'l18i1y- DUNN! the ug less 1-evunue from our “slum

morning a life long resident of Hugh Finlay. director of the post, twelve months bcforo thc new Consumers fhfm the old mfe Cumpugilgnnv L0; 7, M;-_ Charles in Canada, registering a complaint. rates went into effect the average adversely affects extremely

McCarthy. The deceased had not F01_10Wi-Us his disnrssal Edward rate to residential consumers was p,,o,plc_ The very few people wh been in the best of health, but had W111-im Gray was Iiomiiw-ted as 14.7 cents ner kilowatt hour. Today ,.,,-e ,,d,.e,S,ly affecled by ,ms , been up and about and his death Dfitmfiitfr- MF. Ti"-0mS0I1 feilirn- i-he average rate to residential con- fllrouglwuf fha melvc months was quite a shock to his relatives ed 10 EIIBIHM 10 iivc in 1781- suincrs is somewhat. less' aflccl/_,d only E few cmfs per

and friends. Mr. McCarthy was thc _T1--».-if.---~.»~ -_.ef f - 1 than B cents lm- kilo. son of the lute EUECIW MCCHYUIY- watt hour, or only a little more Eaxlzvast majority or our customers ‘"° 11°" making 3 fall' return °“

uation this spring we realized that

mouth than he formerly did, but atthcsamo tlmcmmkes s very considecabls saving in his lclvice charge by having it out in halt.

“With this new nh we lnivoot-

teotod o. considerable decrease in the average nite to cwxmcrdol

t consumers- The first month the

mio was in effect. in July, than wunreductiondddporcontin

a.- the average rate and in August,

, cial customers

we “Astcourporweriniuwemade

a considerable reduction last your

m- so that the rata filed this summer

was the some as the last year's rate.

“’ “As required by iw and by the

con- regulations of the Board of Oom-

tract which were discriminatory mlsslonem of Piiblic Utilities we til-

,,b_ eo with the commission this past

Juno a. very ccnslclenablc amount

out of information as to the value of

old residential rate had a 75c. ser- our Pawel. p;,mf_ pol, una, f_f.,n_.,_ vice charge for homes of twelve formers, rnetens, etc. These figures

8 submitted to t.-he Commission under

‘T “N169 fmm letfffs addressed $1 sox-vice charge for homes larger oath show that wc had o value in

to the ew a rs and I learn from 1, el hundred uuuefeef,

n SD if than w ve sq .Also our undertakings in Prince Inward

' t foo

1, Island. as of December 31, 1982, in rs exc:ss oi’ $900,000. These figures,

also showed that tho return on our

ty. than seoo,ooc or this wiai has been" “_ expended since 1926, which does

not include moneys spent for the

f' were in Charlottetown and Moh-

ted tague.

“From the time the Company.

of startfd to install new equipment in

the power plant it depreciated and wiped off its books the investment

191' in old equipment- The Company's d books now show practically noth-

undertaking for equipment which

ery was installed previous to 1928. We

“uses have installed a. complete new

M0 plant, together with a new fire- uhu proof stru'cture."The 'plant is mod-

Was ein in every detail and one in

if which the people of Prince Edward y Island can take just pride.

We "Some years ago we found that

a people living outside of the City of ln Charlottetown wanted to secure

electricity. As a result of this wo

ave have built many miles of line.

This during the last three years or just OD- previous to that period- The busi-

wag lines. They arc, therefore, not pay-

tgal day, but we are confident that with

til* return oi nonnal business con-

and ' l W ditlons these lines will give us o.

lin fair retum. In the meantime we atc have carried out to the best of our

abllty our obligation to render ser-

are vice to as many people as possible. bm' "As conditions stand today we

our investment. In no case have

and lived on ihe old homestead- than half what it was during the .. _ _ llc was ,L successful farmer and Carly part of l928_1n me same way W___IeU_;§:i;;ifiizcu_rcraf_r;__a; they wo been extravagant in money

‘. vc highly esteemed by a. ' - .. _ _ ,_ “nf ,_ the avelage mt' t'° ¢°m'm°i`C“‘1 there was consideiablc ob_isc.lon on we exgmvuguug on operating ¢x- laiizc c.lcln of nlghboiirs and . Consumers before the new mms we wrt of our cwrnlbrr to friends. Hc wus a staunch member were ln effect was 119 Cents ml, kll_ s,rvlc° charge of fhé mic ,rhe-

°f ‘he “Umm Catholic Chumh _ __'° ` owait hour. Todays average rate to rate \\"i= .

and attended St. Mark's Church. BTZSIVUIZIN°C°°k"\8|5°EBSYl wmmerclal consumers ls appmxl_ 30: ln; 100 wl_,f,'_f°l, the 1

Thom “T5 1°” to mourn- his Wid' _I-I_ero is tile famous old recipe which mutuly 7 cunts l-,cr kllowaff hmm 3900 ll-f_|_f5_ °w’ formerly Miss Kelly of L" 11’ Tftntlhznrzogftfynlxlilfiblgsmgghg tfflllilrllnito which is also a tremendous decrease 20c per 100 w;i_ts I-or the first 1-spur; uumeiy August uhuwu u “"°’ "`° ‘°“°`”‘“.“ "`““ "”“f‘i" i."':.::.':.:.:;"i;“u.i:::‘l."i...i“.z‘;i;‘“.'::'; f° “S we °f °“Si°fcf=- "-°°° “tis ' '

tem' Eugene’ MI” awk and F” little, but it poaitiycly'hi1a no cqualfor "The C0Uti`9»Cf~ With U10 City- 15° Wt 100 W“H§ mr au °

Betty of Boston, Fran , Jus ine. qui_§_lr_; lrls_iinlf rf-llpff _2_/ _ “ll-lfch was entered lnfo M ol sew 5,600 watts.

, ~ ,~ ni ii :rug is 1- ,- oilnrcso , ,

L00 “tm Gmmde M h°m'°' “I” Pincx.Pfmfiitlsliio'ngioozfbniiiennu iember 1928. was for 11 Period of In md" °° me” the °bJ°°t‘°“

tW0 Witffq M155 MHTUB-70'- and fill the liottlo with granulated sugar flve cars to e lm tllls sapmmlbel, our Ci1.StDmei‘S t0 tho Old rate

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Miss Ellen of Boston, to all of gl'_i;_ulél__l_liu__¢lc‘:r_ll_b__f__¢li;l»_s__flf__s%n_r :find Befom the explrauon of ms com reduccdour service chargcto smal Whfim much 5Ymi>i1UW 15 €xt9ndCd~ ments ilntildiasnlrerl. No cooking need- fracf., the Govel-m-num, of P;-mee Ed. er consumcrs fmm 3000 DST 100 liko $0 have iEWer rates, but it

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The funeral took place on Monday f,'u,,C',".s 'li-`l"ir-r ‘if\\lli?~il)0l\tl:lrtl|llkcy%2 ward Bland pulsed a Publlc Umm” watts to 15c per 100 watts, cutting should bo realized that we cannot

mcmins from his 1-"ite resldcnce t0 ei-ni-l`buy rel-<l_\»-im--ll-, f-"Tyco ,gt-tions Act for the Pmlnce and e_mbllsh_ this portion or rate in half-

5¢_ Mm-ku Churuh und Cemetery, times as mu:-li_fnryour looney. It never ' owl. 5000 walls om, new nw Rev, P. Mexenna officiating at ""-}1t{’l,"”§§,,f,},‘,'l"',f,’{,{§’,§f,i§‘f,,,','{,it,f',,,,,1 :bg 1fJ°t’X.‘:lc°f!f°‘;_“‘i;f";“f“ °:1oc per loo watts as against iss

R°°“’°'“ Ma” “M1 at im ear- B- i.i:i°.‘:‘f,:.iih;°s:‘..:“'°l: l.“.f.“.;!::“l-‘iz -....2 ........Z 1.1 I 5-§..“°° ° 1°° mi" °“°°‘°‘"f°»

__ sr-1-m;lnden lvhiogrn nndcnsoschi-st nm-_ put the Jurmdicno an 'd 1 &°’W. "The energy charge we changed undertaking in Prince Edward Is- ..Quick action saves trouble, ucii§_l_l;;i _\;a__y l_i_\n_t_l:; _r_r_e_llli__y__rl_s_f<f_r_\_l_sl;lrl_§;. n in NSU B 0" in the new mffs so that the sow

Worry. Keep D0usl=1-i' ESYPUBH 1-U11' pound bf Not-wffy Tino, the “mst S-uf °f "h° °°mP”“Y “nd” tm' BNN block or 100 kilowatt hours is ment always handy- Swns bieedinz fbi? heniins arent for novel-fi miizils. °f 0°m\“'e=1°n¢fS-Underihlsww 01 as against s 1-ze. 'rms means that "Thorn is s lottobe md for golf." instantiy Cautorizes wounds. Quick.. 0: _:°il_1;ar::;_¢;:_fl_e2 give prompt rclle! the Province my Company Wm re- 5 comumel. “lug 300 kllow .lqulfe so The trouble la that pcm

att _ pol' pie will say it.

at spent for p'nnt or lines, nor were

U10 pcnscs. In fact, we have gotten our 01d money's worth for every dollar we spent for power plant or lines- Uit "Each m:nth shows an increase

in our sales and our last mcnth's

very encouraging increase in sales,

V01’ particularly to commercial c0n-

sumers. This increase in sales in-

Of d'-cates that most of our consumers W0 are satisfied wlth our rates. 0! 1' course, all of our consumers would

For afford to make lower rates until we

is are getting more nearly a fair ro-

per tum on the lags amount ot money

which we _have invested in our

nd land ._"

investment was 4.65 por cent. Now`

These have

Metal

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SHOES

As Used In

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CLASSES IN llAllGIll_S

Are llow

Procurahle At

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genuine hand

Turned Soles and

TAPS.

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..° This column in reserved fat

nun of locnl Interns but ndvcriislng ul a newly nature muy hu inncrtoel ul I could A word strictly puyullla ll ldvunco- ‘

.nlusnonis one CENT B-ALE.

Oct. 131-h, 19th, 20th, 21st. 1791

....*_b_IEARLY EVERYTHING in

the Drug line on sale at Maborrs Big Ono Cent Sale. 1791

. .°SUBSCRIP'1’lONS to The

handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Mabolrs Drug Store, Montague. 100.

....'BUY YOUR DRUGS» toilet

articles, stationery, at Mabon‘s One

Cent SB-le, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st.

1791

..*BARGAINS AT MABON'S Ono

Cent Sale. One Cent buys the extra article at this s-ale for 4 days only. ` . 1191

..*DON"1‘ MISS THIS OPPOR-

TUNITY of stocking up for the winter with all your drug wants.

1701

. .'TUG OF WAR, Montague Rink

November 2nd. Kings County Championship. All entrics to be sent to W. A. Mchaggnn, Montague, im- mediately. 1891.

..‘MISS FRANCES COFFIN.

in Expression, wishes those lnter~

Story-Telling, Dramntics, etc., to kindly communicate with hor. 1899.

ested in Oratory, Public Speaking'

Ill MEMURIAM

lim. lvia1.coLM M. Maonvrosa

The death occurred in the Prince

.Edivard Island Hospital Monday d

mer sergeant of the N0i‘t»h Wu! Mounted Police.

He was boni in Sprlnzton, Prim!

Edward Island in 1844. Ho enlisted at 'Iioronto under Major lvracilocd on October 8, 1873, and was one cl the first three originals of this wel

which formed the nucleus of lib! present Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The late sergeant Madin- tosh served during the North. West Rebellion in 1885, was stationed at various important posts in western Canada and proved a worthy mam- ber of that splendid body.

In 1898 af-ter sewing iaithfubf

for twenty-five years he retired M a pension.

Mr. MacIntosh, despite his ad- vanced yanrs, had been halo and hearty up to his recent illness, and was able to give many intorestlnd reminiscences of his stirring and interesting career.

The funeral took place yesterdq

nftemoon to the Peop1e’s Cemetery- from Mc1.ean's Undertaking Paa- lors. The pall bearers were six N. C. 0‘s of L. Division of the R.. O. M. P. of this province. They wezol Scrgt_ J. J. Trainor, Sergt. Incl

Montague, graduate ef Mt. Allisorn Bradley' CDL ¢_ H_ D_ gtepheuf

Cpl_ K. W. H. Engel, Upl. Ellerstou, ond Staff Sergeant Howard. Ben-

vlces were conducted by Rev. Ewen Macbougall.

inks Dodrl’s Kidney Pills, an thousands

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