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mr it was users tmtnis tircugnt-|uans runsr; .au-_.ana urs. michael ' ' `* ini and rstneetnri attitude ut mrlivsisn.

tnntusr, nu mention and itindnm ini spiritual ncuqott.s’.~cirey sisters his sister. and his loyalty and ten- ' Mother House. Quebec; sr..Bt.»Dun-

. il; Metnmu and onar

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,Sim °°°»_»-1..-.i

yymu, a I1I\\\l\UUl\t firm" at, section of the province. The

. had attained the riDc _xc

me-=» -M 1 “°°“.“-..°“ °° '_ _“__ tm ne a stroke ssraiws ~"'W°.h M W" '_ mmyeh; on March Sthz. of

._ year he suiked 'anoth-

“wr ef the same nature which _ “M mm that ha trliiually

__ _ until mon the above men

gm, its passed away to the _ geyond.

in Mlswuche in 1842, the

,gag McNeill spent twenty-nve -011-linearly life as afiour _ gusty years |30 bs removed

fm cape where he was for sev- -yaars employed in the mills

by the late Mr. David Mc- . At the end of this reripd ea tn devote his attention to md purchased a farm in

lalfl.-l_‘l_\ ll-‘Fill-»¥_ - ~ fee'

who was previous to her Miss satan Mcwiiiunss. . mm by eleven' years.

Allie and his dai-lihter-im ` _ live on the homestead, and sues for nini duririo his 'last

also a sister, Mrs. John Mc- trlorai New Carlisle, P. Q.,

` iid, and several nieces

ears. The following brothers, s predeceased him: John,

fork. U, I. A., Daniel, Wel-

P. E. I., Mrs. Mary McDon- _.... and Mn. Margaret

. springaeid. P. ri. island.

deceased _ was a member of

Masonic Lodge at Port

it was planned to have the

_ services under the auspices _ t order but owing to the fact

. train arrangements were not -iolheclrryillloutofthis _it had to be foregone. _ . funeral took place on April

f After a short service at the

, the remains were conveyed tp' * Point Presbyilflan Church . the service was conducted by ~ . W. J. Fowler of Alberion, as-

i»ya.ev.w.s. Loring or me

~~ _ Church, after which inter- . im made in the cemetery sg. - the church. '.l‘hl ull 11

.homo where. by nis industry and

:main to mourn their loss‘

HTH f-ffbilkl included g wrath, Mtn thc flmily and a crescent from Mrs. lt. H. Jodrey (Lizzie McNeill),

their time of sorrow.-0. ~

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-limit Glioatos Macnouapn

_-*sein the nsrisir dr mtus rand *"5 ‘M11 culled upon in bear use idss or another cr its nigniy resneet.' cd and most esteemed psrfahoners-` J0hn Georae MacDonald, who pass. ed away at his residents saturday, Merch sstn. _ The. deceased was born in Little River fifty'-three years- ago, and wgs one of the few who never left his

perseverance he built up one of the finest homesteads in this locality.

Some months ago. owing to.ill hesitn, ne- retired frem active wcriri

and his friends hoped that after taking a. rest cure they would sae him well and strong again, and all that skilful nursing and devoted care of his wife, mother, andiam- ily could do was done to bring him back to health, but God willed oth- erwise, and almost before those near and dent td nina resiized it nts sdui went forth to God.

He was frequently visited during

his illness by his pastor. Rev. Louis Callaghan, who administered to him the last consoling rites of the Cath-| oiio Church. Thus fortified, strength- ened and resigned to dis he severed all earthly associations and went to

receive his reward. _

The late Mr. MacDonald possess-i cd many of friendships finest treits,| and gifted by nature with a friend- ly personality, he made a wide circle of friends who found it a pleasure tc visit his isnspitnbie heme. 'rnere his friends and relatives from all parts of 'the Island enjoyed many. pleasant hours and there that stranger was made to feel the‘ warmth of a sincere welcome. He took a deep interest in all that per- ` tained to the welfare of the coin- muriity, the school, and the church, and was ever ready to contributel to any worthy cause. -

While all shall miss George in the activities of the outside world it is. in his own home, especially, where

uaau.s.s.m¢iane.navta - ntiscnandneraertisc-

the vacant chair cannot be filled.

.5°'f\°fV”1°- MW- The sympathy oi. _ _W °°mm\m1tv is extended as tire

_ AF” 1"‘“".."' m' "°-"_" ‘"1 _ bereaved reuuves and friends in!

demeas UD hh wifeland family won: for him that bond of love which

roads, fijeuds from-far and nearg came to ace his mortal remains and to pay s. last tribute of respect by following his remains to Little Pond

Church, where Requiem High Mans: was sung by Rev. Dr. Callaghan. af- ter which he was tenderly 1ald‘to rest by his brother members of the - _Bouris Council Knights of? Colum- bus, of which there was quite a rep- resentation of members, among whom was Rev. A. L_ sinnott, Rollo

united them all in a happy home. ' '_Little Pond; Mr. and Mrs. S. J. uc-

Dcspite the bad-condition of the Aulay, Bourls Line Road; Mr. and

stan. Moeti, Quebec; Br. Bt. Alex- ander, 'rlgnlahg Dottie and Joseph R.-.

Mrs. Frank McAu1ay, Bouris Line Road; Mrs. J. A. Mcisaac, Cardigan; Miss Mary Lannlgan, Souris West; Mrs; M. D. MacDonald and family, Little Pond. . ‘ ' -Messages of Sympathy:-Sr. Bt. Dunstan, Masti, Quebec; Sr. st. Al- exander, Tignish; .Rev. Joseph hy, Hanna. Alberta; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Mclsaac, Rockabarra; Aunt Annie and Uncle Joe, Hockabarra; Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, Brooklyn, N. Y.;

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will his death be felt most keenly,

_The pall bearers were James A. d Mr Geo Mano ld C _ E. ivnsenensid. edward iviacndnsid. 2:11,. E;',,nm;g°_nd Hof: B’_y°;_

°‘ stitute; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown.

fremplc wmlen' ‘"6 1” ny' Dorchester. Mass- Mrs. Theresa Fay,

I-le icaves~to mourn a sorrowing Ne "__ M 'd Mr hm ~ _

mother, his wife (nee Lucetta Steele) wpo ' 'r' In 8' P p Mc

and ten children all at home; also M D0 ld no b M _ one sister Mrs. Alex. A. MacDonald. M2; Manx sux” Mm Lune P°“d' t° an °f wh°m um James McKinnon and fa'n'iily|Raollo heartfclt,sympathy of the commun- my ML and Mm wimam Iiowmt ity goes out in their hour of sorrow. ' '

M” W ’°‘” “S” ‘“ P°“°° 'mess Bridgetown- urs David arcoirs The following tributes of sympatlv _, “mom Mass* ML” Annie swam

were rccclvcdz- Brooklin M _ Mis d un _

Mass Cards:-Mother. wife and C0__m“k?'B__;;;`l'_n__ ;I:'_f;_eM:1:fd

family. (l0l; Souris Council, Knights Mm D_ _,_ Carmichael Vernon _“___

of Columbus <3); Alex.. Inttie, a__i_i_d_ “_ Mn and Mm Ben P_______t_ ch____

‘mseph R" G); Mike. and 5°” a lottetown; Mr..and Mrs. James A. §;_:};°y__nl:_‘°;l;1Z;’ MacDonald, Bear River; Mrs. Frank Grandma and F_________ S_____l__ SL J. MoAuiay. St. Peters; Mrs. stephen _______s_ ____ md M____ D_ _,_ M__u______; and Mary McKinnon, Goose River; ___°_____{_______ R_____ J°____h “___ Huh Mrs. Daniel _J. McAu1ly. Bt. Peters; ns, alberta; Miss Luiun iuernee. "If;_e°';fD_”_§f"M’r‘“‘_n;“°_;_‘_‘_f"ét:°;‘_;“ nrodxiinr. Mass.; Miss annie steeie. McAu_ay_- 'S°u___'_ me R___d_ M

B'°°k“"°' M“s'; Mr' John Meir Ellie MacDonald and family, Water.

mack and Rita C‘I~ianiey, Salk : _ M _ W _miss Madeiins Meonrrnse. arndiriine, Bo:;‘_'__m

Mess.; Mrs. eiiie Mseocnnid ang Joh; ___ McC‘;m_;ck_ G_°____m“_

family' w”“t°_w:' §VI:']5:'_i__;_'i;_1_7_:_ Mrs. H. J. MacDonald, Souris West; E;f'£_-di";_f;"‘ ;_:;_’__ ;w___D______d'_ Mr. and Mrs. A. J. iviacncnaid,

Cardigan; Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mc- My sh Peters: Mn _md Mm D_ J°_

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¢IJlTtl,»fr:\cD}t§1:lZi°r:ndD/f;ml‘lyr'l, Primsrose' seph Mocmey' Gnenyue: Mu' A' U"

Henry MacDonald, J. D. Steel

Wax#’*;__m‘;C°_‘;_’;‘_:§f‘j_f;_f:°°;`,?__;! Ddnsid _ B. ivieinnis, senris une members Knights of Columbus; Mrs. _ _ ;;f“;::“..iffz°.::¢..°n..;r::; '£3251 $12- ;’II.‘;“.f2ir”»1“iii i4s$‘s11‘?§?‘5fi '~ :.';m;:.:..‘“;:;z:r seph' Henry md nu" M“D°m1d; `MacDonald: Rollo Bay; Misses Mary ?.“..f‘..§§’i'..f2$.'..‘.;._`i3f.‘?.°‘;.‘l‘? ;;;;,'_";;;{;-.,,5=m;;°‘;,__',;_°;';;» Kenzie and Joe; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- CBm1;;_1d8e_ Mus? Joseph E!

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;._»»--ae. __ .,»eu_¢»~- I--‘live - . ` FASH' CONCERT AT ' V

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~ arranged meter for ' e a \

» ’i ' ~ """""""° 85 Wlth His Boots Off '

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Miles

(foaacrete made mean luxury motoring _ . . with wheels- tracking

rue regardless of peed . . . and added afety in every mile.

This safety factor . . .

plus reduced gas con- sumption and less wear and tear on tires and cars . .' . benefits

every motorist., _

Permanenceandfreedom from costly upkeep . _ r

please the tageyer. . .

. _ _ who knows at pav- i 1 ‘ _, N ing budgets, spent on f ' . ” ` eoncreto,aroproiitahly

_ i °“<:;.‘_ ~ spent. ' ’

` Each concrete-paved

mile ia a permanent' mile . '.~.. attractive to tourists and* I boon ' to its community.

__ . Ad_;o_:_:_:_te mutate . .-.

‘ ~""“' ' ` ' ‘ ` In ef s 'W_.,_.eea" _ ‘f - ___ at every opportunity. .

' Y-,_,,_- Company Limited '-

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Mrs. Clement Steele and Francis. Bt. Peters; Souris Council K. of C.; Mr.

Gaugh: Bouris Line Road; Miss 'rena

|Gowan Brac; Mr. and Mrs. George _

Souris West; Mrs. Archibald Ohan-

' MacDonald, Primrose; Mr. and Mrs.,

|Ro:id; Marion, Brent and Ben Mc-

rick McIntyre, Newport- Little Pond

which much credit is due to all who contributed to its success. Particular

chorus by the choir. The next num- ber was an exerose in wh}ch several

I-Iirn".,'1'his was carried out by

As Auri-ionizeo oisaiisii

uPMoa|i.E ANNouNcEs

ea _J

`-_r. .-.~..

_rs

' Gaudet Bros., '

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Whether or not you are now a Hupmobile owner, you

are cordially invited to make the acquaintance of this

new dealer and to view the new Hupmobiles now on display in his showroom.

You will find that the new Hupmoblle line advances all

standards by which motor care are judged-dominant

in power, surpassing in speed, excelling in beauty of _

design and equipment . . . The 70 horsepower Six, the

100 horsepower Eight, and the 133 horsepower Eight _ . .

Each 100% a I-lupmobile, and each a brilliant example

of i~Iupmobile’s 22-year-old ability to make motor cars

of the utmost mechanical excellence. ,Q

Huw Moron can coat-ioaariou . . . W1NusoR,oNrAnt0i

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mention should be made of Mrs E. ' --

L. McDougall who was the accomp- Wild West I-[F1-0 of Count. H1155 Oli Zhi! lbd V110 IDG less Exploits Joins Fab‘

,md dx” _ md, mn _ s _

:ri Mt-*tm tex. a. izodnsia vis: ledbompanyofpmneers'

assisted in making the necessary DEM-,W0oD_ s_ D__ May s_Dead_ lfwisemenir- wcdie nieir clark Joined wiid niii

F . T1” P"°¢""‘“‘° °P°“°d ”""‘ " Hlekclr. osmnity Jane. Poker aiise

or _ °h°f“5- R-|5411 V|°°°1`*°“|“°\’Y “W and 'the rest of the fabled galaxy

2_\_:";_e:_u;;`°d.____;’Y of the West/s rnoat famous pioneers

' i l' W today.

Safer; Zim *»1i_°___i;S¢_4;.___1_*_#v~ S_ i-is died with isis beets eff, and

» - C 5 Y that he regretted. Death of c i i

Cheaper szie.. Mtn-nine __niv:1e.__ni v_:i_iieis__ti_;e ,, ,,,,,,,,,_,, mm ,.,,,., ,,,,_, ,°f:;",,§_1

- _‘;___°f“5 “U "U 'ff ____Y___ ° °B;__~ from Richard Cla.rk‘a tumultuous 85|

n_ f_';__.m_°*"__""¢h zydgi *___ A" _‘:_’:;______°___ years, most of which he battled_

' ~ - ~ - through as e. pony e p ide ,`

and M.rs. Clarence McWilliams. A st." muh "ard .nd Enaiii flight);

recitation, the Syrian Mother, was "_

:’_:°:n_\_’__i;nr;`°f_;‘;:_3_°“l_'_'E"_;‘;1_fyW°dw_\f_'V Clark. who spent his youth dodg-_

~ ' ` ing bullets along the Deadwood trail|

;?::;;' ‘ q";;':__5_t°E ';_"d:_";d by and -thereby became a hero of nl

WW" » ' ' Dwi' whole generation of dime novel

‘"~ md w°h""" B°"‘ll"° Mr" readers, was survived by a daughter' t °""'n°° M°wum‘m“ ‘nd M” Elbert in Wyoming md p gon in me m,_er_ of gratitude. one at at iimc, of coui'.<c,_ Betts, a solo by Mrs. E. L. McDougall I of 5° th Dnkot _ after the famed Dcatlwoocl had so-.'-_ and Mrs Clarence McWilliams and I or u B cd tliem from various and sundry

children recited an appropriate Au M his old PILL me wmv Had only One \'.'_li't~.

stanzas and then placed on a white Bumm 'entry who used hors" m_ ‘ cross over-arched with ereen their sh" M wwmobnn md _mms “___ Deadwood pick ritinyeti the stnries _°U°l°1l188 which were enclosed in en- “nd of ‘annum Dem M “Compu” as inuoh as any one else. but tue; velopes having on them letters which _hwy bum." died on me by on., ,cold fact is that be had only one formed the title words "Gifts for ' - `wife, to whom he was cievntcd until=

until Deadwood Dick of all that col-I orful parade was the only remaining__ member. l

He clung to his long, flowing curls.;

his high boots and heavily beaded' and fringed buckskiii suit. His ti‘us~} tl' 45 always swung at his hip, oven! though his duties in later years con-I slated oi' maizing automobiles com-F for-table at the tourist camp of wiiicii.

he was a.=sisti1iit'ni.1n:ig€'i'. t

Edward Wheeler. who usorl thai pen-name of Ned Buntline, wrote oi: Deadwood Dick`s exploits, both real, and imaginary, in n series of 54 pn-' pcr backcd thrillers.

Buntllnc said that Dcadwoo,-1 Dick

was ii. road agent before he reform cd, a. kind of Robin Hood oi' the Far West who spent his wnklitiz houi-s_ robbing stage coaches and rescii‘LiifI_ fair maidens. Several of the latter.: said the thrillers, nizirriccl him out

Last of Company “mains”

°-"-"-`° she died ii few years ago. An;l,:l= for;

Muriel Betts, lirma Mclsaa-c, Violet 30",* The next numb" Wu ‘n hh being it stage-coach i'oiib:r,'_

Currie, Norma Boulipr. -Delia Boulter ,xm§e~tm whim ¢v¢n older git-is I Deadwood Dick merely pointed to Olive Ciorrill, Margaret McDougall, f°nM¢ ¢ ,,m;.¢;,~¢;,, at-mms three the smooth butt of his big 45. Titerni D011! Bmiliéf. MYH-ll BN*-T. 17°!" may tqts, llaine Qofill, Letitia and `was not a notch in it. Hr; iievcr kill-_ Bculter, and Phyllis Mdwllliams- Bernice Betta who held the ends of ed e. white man, and as for Indians.; Thani f°_ilowed_ a chorus or mired ,gent isa; lavender ribbons tc the ne considered ti-tern tnn insignifieantf

'°5°" ‘mm .'"n\°!'° V” * mm" other ends of which were attached .to count. _

it it 2.! _ it _ é

If ii fi B iv. ii? it

was sun( by the choir. In the next th. Wu. gum, Joy, Faith, Love. He achieved his greatest fame as_ exercise the aplrit_ci' iaith was rep- pg", More-y, and Life. heh girl guard of the Cheyenne-Deadwood! resented by Hamel Currie. while ,.”||,¢~‘ sung toning how these stage. During all the years Ili* SHN smrai children remand .nitride gtg", are found "at osivary-r ntnp use ni; tnntn isrsirie tin. driver lililliiifc veraea and outlined with png, “nts Older girls in this exer- while lt jounrecl iltrounli the B-l.1r.l:_ Willie violets a sliver shield arranled one were Margaret McDougall, Doris Hills, not one ounce of gold was lest! lgllhlt I Qtcklrclmd of evergreen! ,°u|“¢_ gm; Menus, Violet Currle` or one pasengcr _wounded, tlcsllfiffl emiehtyplfled “The Shield of I\ith." llurifl lotta, Nomal Boulter, Olive' the desperate road agents and thai m um “"5" 'Q' nm' vM“‘ Gofrlll. 'Ulla exercile was followed semi-clvilizcd Indians who infested and lleanor‘C\cn'ill and Vera Currie. by | kg, by ms. D. A. McPherson the country.

0lea.»0rvil1° vid Olwvs ww ana ur. and urs. nr. Mcncumi ------~

\41§l|d__GIllClBh, ‘lim l“DU\l|\\\. ngglhthn “Little ”'l0WUfa" by NEW SHIP ELECTRIC MARVEL

lscfho HN, lldchce \¢cWl_1lilml 115,115 llnwilllanis. a ohoful, Far The new canadian liner, Empress CNW _ Uilliilh UW 1. f*°”\'! Awavby the choir. A aliortaddreas of Japan. has an unusual electric UA -"¥§'.H'\lldl`ll"lf!sllic"- the lcv llr. latin( sul followed equipment. It has wireless telcgraphy.

the clerics Wu tllillfbba cncras, new in the ‘ui-ave .ue with a wireirss direction finder, ei-

`¢\g_ .gtelq iauinber of ectrio apparatus for submarine sig-

D In Consecmtfadi

Anciusisrioi’ casey Ains AT CEREMONIES HELD IN ST. ANNFS, MONTREAL

MONTREAL. May s*For the first

time_ii1 the history of the Roman Catholic Church in Quebec a native-

born son of French parentage was miscd to the eplscumte today when Right Rev. i`ii‘i'al.~l l\i\ii'i'."iy was con- secrated as Bishop of Victoria, B. C.| The cei‘cn:5:i§.', which was one oil great brilliance. commenced at 9.30 o'clock this morning in historic St. Annes Church and concluded tonight when the newly conscciriisd Bishop prcacherl in St! Patrlc!:`s, in ivhlch parish lie was born 45 years ago.

The Apostolic delegate to Canadn,.

li/lost Rev. Andrea Cassiillo, D. cificiatefi nt the ccii.=eci~atim1 get-9.

iiioiiics this irioriilniz. assistcsl by Most Rev. Timothy Casey, D. 9,, A,-¢1-,_ lvlsimii of Vaiicauver, B. C., and night Rev. Alplmnse Deachamps. D.l D., :1ii.\;1lisi'y Elslinp of Montreall

Related In Court

1 _._

PIR. OF PAGARO FACES CHARGE'

OF MURDERING WOMAN '

IN FORTRESS

MARACHI, India, May 8-An am-

azing tale of Oriental cruelty an'd vengeance was narrated by witness- es at the trial of the Pir bf Pagu‘o,'_ one of the most influential religious loaders in the Upper Sind. today.

The Pir, arrested in his i'orttEs_5_ some weeks ago. was cha.rged with ` the murder of a woman named Mer- =

l3l\"l. '

A woman named Emna, who tes- tified she was one of the Pir‘s har-` cm, said he thrashed her with an iron-tipped thong until she i’aini:ed_ when she revived he ordered her to cut mango trees and when she pro-- , tested sho said the ruler threatened

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to burn licr alive.

It was during this fit of rage.

Emna testified, that the Pir wld hor he had murdered Marlam and two other women. named Oinhmed

Lending officers of tl‘n Church iromi and N_,_,,.am“_ He ...|_.h1.cate“.3d hm. points Liirouiglioiit the Dominion _vim me same farm she sum

were present at the consecration.

A touching incident occurred just Ibmmm_ was “ned to the 5¢_3nd_ H,

:liter the consecration ritual had Sam the Ph. had ordered ht, cy¢. lzren completed, when the new Bish-_ brows shaved and ms cyemshes cut on loft his throne, and. lcd between* and afrm. mackemng his face' ¢h,,;n_ the archbishops. walked through thci ml mm in B cagc_ ln me ph-~§ res,

iilcnce for nearly four years. The punishment, lbrahnm said, was a re- sult of his accidentally breaking an . oil cup on an engine on which he

aisles to bless the congregation. Thel first to receive the blessing and kiss! the Bishops ring were his aged mother and father and a brother and sister.

The special preacher at the con-

secration was Archbishop Neil Mc- Neil. D. D.. of Toronto. Among those who represented the laity were May- or Caniilll'en_ lloude. of Montreal. and Hon. C. J. Doherty. former Miri- ister of Justice. At the service i~1 St. Patricks tonight the new Bishop was welcomed by the parisli priest. Pnther Gerald McShane, S. S., and nn address bzaringthe homage of the iaity was read by Hon. Mr. Do- hcrty.

Among out-of-town members ci

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