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l‘ MONDAY

A wire was received Saturday lll-- teriloon from Mr. A. Erencst lugs, announcing the death of llls broth. er James Welles-lags, at Ln. Jolln. oollfornll. where therdeceased was Dllslimfl ‘mlzllmfili The deceased‘ was the o lsolmof, the late John. rags. lamb! wonlincot citizen of chnrlottetqg; and ' w" grandson of tile late I-Ionou I JameaiYeo. He left here many recall as» ‘and established ln Alberta. ll large ranch for the breeding of horses and cattle, which "he succ lly "llrried on for. many yearsi ' this business he greatly prospered and was well and favour- ably known throughout the Canad- l'n West. He married an Ontario . dy, of whom): son and daughter were born. The son died a fewyeurs ago, His

wifeglnd daughter survive him.

Woo/respectfully extend our sym. patio‘ to tbesurvlvlrlg family and relatives.

SPECIAL. SERVICES AT S12. JAMESP-Thc special services for Passion/ Week commenced in St. James yqtbrday, and both diets of wcrshlp/werg-attended by large and devout‘; congregations. The Mlnisterw Rev. W;Br_uce Muir. ,‘ ‘ the pulpit and preached two most elo- quont the "like of which rarely if ever- have been heard in Charlottetown. Prince Edward Isl- and has/reason to be proud of pos- sefininllsuch an outstanding pulpit

h’ The special soloist for the da ‘was Mr. Robert -Messervey of Qt ord, England. who rendered in- SP1"! solos at botll services. "Tile Palms" in the morning. and "the Lord is Life" in the evening. His powerful _a.rld"weli'- trained voice was hover heard to better advantage and thrilled the large congrega- tfons which were ln tune lol- the‘ nluslcal messages llc so effectively conveyed. ‘Filo Choir; under tho able. leadership of Mr. George Methvclal rendered-the other musical parts of the services admirably.

h i3 _ Slroom. Mr. J. A. Clark. Superintend- yeam" as " Jame ent of the Experimental Station is being assisted by Mr. R. C. Parent. M. S. A.. Supervisor of the Illustrll- "s tloll Station and many of the ones-l . . .3_ tions asked at these meetings were cm Wm‘ ms ptmmm Ml’ and Ml answered by Mr. Clark in his ad- "end Miss Jacqueline MaeDollalddcwess helm "b"? Y These farmers meetings are being continued during for this lthe first week of April County and dullng the second weekiMesseweyv Wm 5mg

choir/towed such a high standard. thlvparts being well balanced and. Wile leads ‘geifeotiyelyv; taken. At the, mvrnlnx and‘ evening services thej “solo parts in the anthems were fin». ely rendered by Mrs. J. A. Lawson

both of wholll were in splendid voico and gave finished renderings oi l-llcll‘ Puts. The Passion Week ser- vices will be continued tonight and

lllllll Meal Ililpiiflilil lleilllilig

llad Dandruff AlltI

Plmples Z Years Cuticura Healell

" l was troubled for two yearswiih dandruff and pimples. ‘Rae pimples were scattered overmy face. neck and head. They were hard, large and red. and fesiercd and scaled over. They itchcd and burned bad- ly. and when I scratched, it caused them to spread. Tl-ledandrufl‘ af- fected the giivwlh of my hbir. and it fell out badly. I lost alol oi sleep on account of the trouble.

"I sent for a free sample of Cull- cura Soap and Ointment and after using it I got relief. l purchased more. and alter using three cakes oi Soap and two boxes of Ointment l was healed." (Signed) J. W. Polen~ clluk, Dorlwell, Sask.

Use Culicura 503p. Qintmrllt zlrll Talelim to promote and nnimuin akin purity, skin comfort nrd skin health; the Soap to cleanse and purify . Ointment to soothe and heal.

‘ uwzvsltsllll- - The llytlro plant

and Talcumto powder and refresh.

llljh lash has Ii Ihil. Adllron (‘lineman Depalr ‘II-loan. Iliad!‘ Price, Snap fi. Ointment ll and We. ‘falcum 25c.

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The many friends of Mr. James E. Cook, who spent several years ill the Royal Bank. Charlottetown, and who has for the ,past four years in one of the branches of that Bank lll Vancouv- ~er. will be glad to learn that he has been promoted to Bank inspector.

een accountant

tended to some again this coming summer.

He, was married to ll sister oi Mr. Duncan Dunn. tile latter. aged 55. being a nntlve of llle United States.

-l-owl-:n lTlIlTv-T clllllvolss ‘near Freetown promoted by Mr. B.

W. Tanton of Sumnleraidc, a few '1 years ago and sl-rvlng the surr und- ling community with electric lght-

ling ‘and power has been sold to IMr. Austin Sculesol Freetown. -—ItECOVERING. -Good news

FOR “AFTERNOION TEAS?’

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QRANGE PEKOE IS ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED It is the choice of every hostess who wants the best.

comes from Mr. Kenford L. Waite. Kenslngton. His many friends are very glad to learn that he is satisfactory improving from his re- eellt severe illness and all eagerly deck forward to seeing him soon ‘again. Y.

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was held Tuesday morning from tile: mongol. {m- residence 01' her daughter. Mrs. Pat- ' Aim, Herald. rick McQunid, Sydney Street to St.‘ Dunstalrs Cathedral. where a sol-

I-‘UNERAL SERVICES-The fun-lparlors~—Rev. Mr. Caution officiat- ral 01’ the late Mrs. R059 Connolly lug, and the remains taken to Ed~ lnterlnent.— Ponokal,

"DAY (IF HIL-PLEICE" AT ST.

.emn Requiem High Mass was cele- JAMES__Thcl-c w,“ a crowded com

l TOWARDS A SANITOBIUIVL- t d b J _ N?“ fiauudcrs’ ‘ésfn-Tisii fly fgeyafl. AVi/alsllfcbxlemlfllnbdlld ‘f1 of the womm“ l“ s‘ willow. P. McMahon. D. D.. sub-Deac- leeeived a lvtltbl‘ llillll Mlb- s" "loll. The pail Illffll“

Ross. retired Secretary of

lteriulu in Prince Edward Island.‘ ‘The Women's Instltutejllave taken]

institution in this province. stated

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Mr. Cook's home is in Kensingtoll. .__._ .-

P. E. Island.

MEETINGS WELL ATTENDED- The agricultural meetings held throughout the Provime have ‘been well attended. some of the Not- for buildings being crowded to standing

appears elsewhere.

Mr, Milly’; gubject Wm be an", Daylin Southen Queen's County.

0f Action." ,

The funeral.‘ of the late Ml- George Orchard Sellntlebury took place Saturday afternoon from Si. Paul's Church to Sherwood Cemet- Bry lJy Special train. The; service was conducted by Rev. H. D. Ray- mond. , .

The latevMr. Seailtlobury lived all his life in Charlottetown. making

occaglongl vlslgg w. his dnugynm-llwbfi. at the"‘sallle timeppursulng ll plated by Mrs. E. Harper Tyridal, of TauntonJsP

Mass. r

Since young manhood until here- tlrcd froln active work, Mr. Scantle- bury conducted ‘a large and thriv- ing carrlagcrbulldlng "business in Charlottetown, the product of his skill nlld holiest workmanship be- ing well known throughout the province.

He was a good citizen. the soul of honour and integrity and his memory will be fondly cherished by all who knew him. He passed away on Monday, the 26th March‘. and the body, accompanied by his two sons Herbert and Wallace, and Mrs. Herbert Bcantlebury, arrived in the city on Rriday night.

The Taunton. Mass, Gazette. Pllyfl the late Mr. Seantlebury the follow- ing tribute:- '

GeorgeO. Scantlebury of Char- lottetown. Prince Edward Island, died in this city. Monday. after a sllort illness at the home of his daughter. Mrs. E. Harper Tyndal. Mn-Scliiltlebury was born ilr Char- lottetown and retained his residence there all his life“. At the time of his death he was lll ills "lliiilfl year.

For many years. Ml‘. Scantlebury llud been spending the wintors with his daughter in this city and made many friends in this city. He was a man of fine character. a lllembcr of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Charlottetown and while in this city lie attended Bt. Thomas Episcopal church.

He is ‘survived by two daughters. Mrs. Howard MacKendriek. of Holnelvlk, Norway. and Mrs. E. Harper Tylldlll of this city; also five sous. Herbert .J.. Charles -W. and George W. of Boston; Wallace E. oi‘ Charlottetown and Dr. Clarence

Scantiebury of Vancouver. British Columbia.

out home with. home folks

Meek friends wllo know lllcsanes ouloyc-r

lalk of t chm; you talk of--who come from _ rl-lc land of your home.

"Enjoy social If with tlperlacegeury oggunighé o r r =0 n Marseilles... fill- rnalre many good Enqallt llolrrcbo the finiltiffilditiflfitlq idation, ~ dues

' ISLAND

Vermont Conference. Mr. ‘ er to the. work or the

not a st; at State, having spent

peopltl ,0! _

being

in Kings

l. rllsclilvss ecu..- llev. Georg ‘Morris. B. D.. oi Debec.

N. 3.. has received an urgent, call to‘

Mr. Robert B. Messervey. the not-a ed Canadian baritone. who is a

Oxford, has Just received word that he has been chosen as baritone solo- ist in the final concert of the Berk- shire Huckingllamshire and Oxford- shire musical festival. one of the l»

i present in this

ill the British Isles. ~ Mr. Messervey is pending a brief vacation

at

J. A. Messervey. It is certainly a notable honour]

important musical

two sacred

isoios tonight in Bt. James Church.‘ WEDDING lat the special services being eon-lime prigLLy wedding took place at Jcseph and Murdock in vuncouvg“ St. Peters Church Seven Mile Bay. when Miss Aletlllf the blushing bYIdl‘, of Mr. Gfifdulllemja’ Mm “Qpk'\“s_ Mum; 1:10pm.." McIllnis, of Seven Mile Bay. lg/gldflllvflfifig/{Clllttiled by llvliss Gladys N. H. also the following brothers. - i “"“‘y° ‘e °n~whicmefir°°llllJolln M California. Samuel and . The installation of four lll0ilI0l‘l£ll|\vB_s b] . .1 d b M. J - - . " _ _ .. seve- ears of his ministry there. . .- l‘ Y “ppm ° _ Y 1- °§¢l>lllSllrloll D.. vice. and one sister. Ml .-

mky windows-two on the north sldelllvhMacvmn o; Kunys C,.OSS_ _ T’... Hugh Mumm “ML H“. daughm.

‘ducted there. and this will be the lrlst opportunity for hearing him I01‘ some time. .

_ thcllllllllC-Q Ellen. Jnlnes Duffy. Malach- |Bridgetown. P. E. I.. Institute. stat-HRS Cullngluub ine lllll/ lllllt “YBQ-lllwllllll hadddeéklllllltlii Ileullesscy and James P. idecl to contribute one hun re l) yr_ l] - m p t ._ ,

fiollnrs towards a tuberculosis“ sani-‘ulsllussy Ccllrlleiblrnyl? “m5 at or Aug ‘the mmmcm “V” m“ L°rdl “lid me I

this matter up in earnest and iudg- When Mr. Joseph J. Morrison. Si. ‘ink from their record ‘in the past- Georges, was working in IllS woods. lthere is no doubt they will give val- a few days ago. he found an liable assistance towards the es- hollow tree that was salvn dowll cl tablishment of this very necessary few years ago. Imagine his Miss prise to see a pair of eyes looking: Saunders replying that theloui; of the log. He sawed six feet off Bridgetown" Institute is the flrstthc tree and hauled it to his bill-n. response that the organization has and he was even received and $100 for a beginning when four lovely raccoons ran out makes them feel very optimistic. ‘on the flool". He intends making n,

beauties. Morrison success lll ills new under- menlber of the choir of New College. taking.

‘BEIGE-Tile following students have completed their course and passed

. ‘. Qonlmerciul: Victor Lin , Wheatle Murat“ outstanding “mm Inuswal even“ River: J. H. Bishop, Mtgfiuehanallsgl’? Allison Owen. Hamilton. Shorthalld. ' and Typcwritlng Department: Mur-lilllllalrtei‘. a lgood Christian. i? Tgtlllla? Wlheatley River; mgpalld hospitable to all. Her husband ooln s. heat ey River; Dorotllellllllll-‘declllwed llcl‘ McMillan. City; ' ‘ . ' " ' -i n. ,_.;..~;;; f3;'$§£lfiz;.f'l}fil2?..f““3ll?fi%;- €3l.’.:*i‘.?.'.‘“’..‘.‘.'.‘.fi-‘...l‘ :s"".z:r::..l*:? province la re s loll e h . Boole nrcreial: Lois Lellloll. MoIImguQfShe Nam.“ w mourn besides a 1m. IL "my be nmluoned thasmr". lé/lllllliygnxlgizey. City: Carl-oi Dclanqnulnbcl" of friends and relatives.

gregatlon at St. Jnnles inst evening 1 for the "Fillrd "Dlly" of Passion i Week~“'l‘lle Drly of Sill-lieu.“ Rev. W. "Bruce Muir dealt ably with Oul" Sal/fours solollrn ill Bethany at the house of Lazarus and His sisters Mary and Martha. the/ spilling of

‘a; were: Messrs.

Jallnes Mollngllnn.‘

‘jealousy and greed of Judas, who there and then conceived tile idea of betraying his Master. Tonight. ~ the Minister will deal with the Day ,- of Communion. the prelude to Ge- thsemane. There was -a good choir, and’ splendid congregational sing~ lng. The feature of the musical ser- vice was the solos by Mr. Robert B. Messcrl-ey who ably rendered "Our- Folill Looks up to Thee." and “There were Ninety and Nine." The whole service was. inspiring and up- lifting. The services will be contin- cd tonight.

t FOUND FOUR RACCOONS --

cit.

sur- ‘

more surprised

aneh for them. as they are real The writer wishes Mr.

Tlllfll‘ pilSlilid peacefully away lifter an illness of follr days at the llolnu oi" her daughter. Mrs. Angle". MacDonald. Solllcrville. ‘Mass, "oil February 6th Euphelllia Campbell, beloved wife of the late " Peter on of Dundee. Lo‘. 5D. aged

UNION COMMERCIAL COL-

helr filial examinations: Senior

;cd was a woman of sterling kind

fourteen Ruth Mclienzieflago. and she resided in her

years old

Fsix soils and three daughters. John y _ A. and John N. ill Sydney, N. 5.. Bulb-A YUP)’ lllllel :SIIIICII and James in Maizond, Sash,

B. C.. Donald ldceeasedl. Sadie. Kcmlgh beclllll“ "Mrs. MacDonald. Soml-rville, Euph-

Tllcllrlobel. Mrs. MacAillster, Concord,

Forsorile time he was pastor of tile _ _, two o“ m” Wum Sldwm S.“ Dun ‘cclwlmmy was |’°l'f°""°‘l by R“»’-,I.sabel accompanied the remains to

age id for several ll days ago ill and gra

very highly esioc ele of friends.

Bay. lottetown: Mrs. Regina. Sask. Summerside.

iP. E. I.. hlg son, Alexander MacDonald. Donald. ill the state of WoshInBi-illl. on the Pacific coast. which brillfil" the sud news that llls Uncle Dali.

brothel‘, and Mr. Dun- drowned at the

March llltll. at 2

are such

+869. BEREAVIJMENT -— Mrs. William Richards McFadyen. of Searletown) Passed away in the early hours of Thurs- day morning at the residence in

Sulllnlerside of her daughter. Mrs. Willard Phillips. llt the advanced. of lll years. Although an inval- lolltlls. it was a few that she became seriously dualhr sank until the olld. Tile deceased lady. "who was ll dc- vout and consistent Christian. was med by a wide cir- There are left to mourn one son and four daughters. nameiy:-Mrs. J. G. Sheriff. Gluee yC. 3.‘. Mrs. Isaac Clark. Char- lDlxi W. R. Coles.

f Mrs. Willard Phillips. and Mr. Wm. S. Rich- ards, in Swift Current. Sasla; also Neil Ilowther. Car~ ajor Clark, Cape Ml". John Ilarkbeil Basic. l0 llll e sympathy is exten- wlll be held at Mr. ‘lfiie this evening and on at.” a. m.. the funeral Will be hold fioyii tlip Kirk at Cape Tra-

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two sisters. Mrs. leton. and Mrs. M Trgyersc, ‘ nd one brother. McFa e ' 0f ltll. "l

verse. '- v _ webnssoav

Mr. M.

his father's can Dunn. W0"! Hoover Rwy 0n o'clock ill tile afterlwolt

Mr. McDonald was

the gear. He put the

Ill tile cal; with him were

Dullll. who was drowned.

saved. Tlley were on

llewaevol-y lllcualiertakiilnln

eelal course. lending to the Bn- five chelor of Divinity degree. wlthlthrough whom ‘he MEllll-“bfl Preswwflal? Cmlegel m“! purchased. He was assistbd by Mr. in the United Church. Mr. Morris James Hemmsseyl . returned to the Maritime Confer» enee two years llgp. He is at presqscylptlons; ent plli-lwl‘ of the ‘United tion of former Methodist and Pres-i Annulmlal n"-_-"TQ the memo“ of byterilul people of Debec. and chairman of tile tery. The work being done on ills. charge and the spll" gallon,

COIIQITFKH-i

Woodstock Prcsby- MeEaeherm First Bishop of Char-

lt of the congre-ynleee Catherine McPhee. that his manypnd, “The Visltatlon"-—"Erecte<i to friends hope he will see his way‘ the memory of Joseph Lane."

elellr to remain in New Bruns Mr. Morris formerly held pastor on_the Island. viz. Kensington. Try-l on and Sumnlersidc.

wick. glegnatiorlk-"To the memory of the

(nee Elizabeth

A. MacDonald of Lylldalc. ilus received a letter froln

driving olle of the llew Fords and WM llvl- llllfld l" ear in re-

verse gear and backed oil tile The no"!

and tho lattervl- eldest daughter. who was their way to Walla Walla to the funeral of Mr. Davis, father-ln-law of Mr. Dunn.

i f i ftwel . with the suction dredge. “MW” o’ ‘ m “Donnie ti‘ has convey

been engagedin l-le was . stock railing. alc- d ac- olmnllated considerable wealth. He lt is. h

the Island twenty three his conli and had he lived had in~ Mule filly 8TH" lllllllll-

1M‘ E‘ Chum“ i“ Bmdmrd" V.“ H” staffs Cat edral has just been colll-iw_ E. Mnnagham R R

r. Flett. the represento-i

of the New York agents windows were Following are tile titles and lll-l Oll the south side are placed "The is] the Right. verend Aeneas Bernard

his grand: The see-

lottetown. donated by

On the north side are “The Coro-

Right Reverend Peter McIntyre, Third Bishop of Charlottetown. Do- noted by Catherine McPhee." -Tlle second. "The Assumptlom-Erecied to the memory of Joseph Lane."

It is understood. that other mem- orial vzlndorls are to beadded short-

Tlle funeral of tile, late W. L. Cotton took place from llls resid- ence yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. nlell lepreselltillll illl walks of life came to pay their last respects to a citizen beloved and revered by all who knew him. His remains were laid to rest in St. Peter's Cemetery. following n. sen"- lee in the Cathedral. at wlllcll Rev. Canon Malone officiated.

Tile funeral arrallgelllcllts were under the dlrueilon of Mr. Benjamin McEaellorn. ‘ Following were tile pail IJOIIYCI'SI— Percy Pope. lJ. R. Burnett. F‘. Foster. H. R. Hlllsoll. Judge W. S. Stewart and James Paton.

During the impressive ceremony in the Cathedral. a grandson of tile deceased. Walter MacNutt, presided, at the organ. ~ At the close of the service tllu Russian Anthem for the departed was rendered as follows:

(live lest, O Christ. to Thy serv- ants with 'I'lly saints: where sorrow and pain are no more: neither sigh- lllg but life everlasting.

'I'lloll only art Immortal. the Creator and Maker of Man. and we are mortal formed of the cartll. and unto earth shall return", for so Thou didsfordaill when Thou cre- atedst us. saying: "Dust illoll art and uniodust shall thou return."

All wn go down to the dust: weeping o'er the grave we make our dong: Alleluia, Alleluia, Alle- luia.

at

tributes were verv beautiful. -

THURSDAY

PAINl-‘UL INJURY - The lllully friends of Mr. Philip Doyle. Wey-

ad to the City Hospital where aid was quickly summoned. found to be suffering from

Al“? "mithe llolnc of her brothel". S. D. cemmmw m” happy “milled “mllde wlterc the funeral took place to the drove to the llolne of lII(.‘_I.)l'il.l-‘,. cgmctcligv o; Orwell Head Chung “"1"” a dalnll’ Wliddllll; blellkllloll The religious services at tjle was servedby her sister..R.llth. A hvuse and graveside we're condufl- host of friends wishes Ml". and Mrs. Cd by he,- pnslola Re“ Ewen Ma... MIJIIIIIIS lllally years of happy wed- Dougaly who 51,0)... very ‘Lgljghlllgly 49d m”- 'cf the exemplary life of the depélri~

- d.

POPULAR ATHLETE llvlulisoa’ ____ —-Ml‘. Richard "Dork" Anderson. welll 1 ,,__ km’w“Abegwen' hockeylsmmi 991"" There passed to ills eternal l‘:- lar athlctesuifered o. serious zleeid-l “m Ho,“ m5 home a; wmsloe ent willie at work on one of the Cur-Romy o“ March 23th‘ M“ charms Yen b"“‘““l¥5 “esduy- ‘mdemm- Wwllllam cal-fer in ills seventy-fifth is reported. was on the top of awem__ The law Mn Cartel. was a fwwiflgr foskfegadfii‘ W130? 3:8 sggellife-long resident of Winsloe" Road.

a o s on a. - .

' Lot 33. where he engaged in farm- iopll. tosslililg hill? bfithfiglbllllgd. the mg‘ highly respected by ms new“ a cw“ “g s e L I pV e “as b nd ac uallltances. Born N ~- sufTering considerable Dflllfl» when Dlzbilr 3mg ‘$53 he minted m being conveyed- froln his home to "e1 c, ' ' _ the Prince Edward Island Hospital. fatrtlyt life, wires-gal: tivfgllsoglgrll; At l t. l h ~- t‘- 0 mo" - din: llxltfglljnlzlsittlllbzt. hoaxes one daushtcr- Jellies “Q15” 0"" illg colufortably. Dick's legion of tl-r in Vancouver. Jolln on the friends throughout tile city and pro- iwllwswad, ullgl EllwlAili/ll? vinec, willie sorry in learn of the ac- Colesl at Will. no. so ou -

tllers flilll two slain-s. George ill New

eidellt. will look forward to ll com pletc recovery. , lvurk, Joules, Isaac and Benialnln lll

Charlottetown. " llebeceu ‘Mrs’. Cl?" plllis Nulllll, Wlllsloe: and Helellll iMrs. Ernest Ducllelniul, Charlotte- town.

‘Pile lllllcrul of Mrs. Catherine U. Kennedy took place at the llollle of llel" son. Mr. George Kennedy, of Iris. P. E. I.. on Friday. March 30.. The funeral took place on Prldav. at l0 a. m. Tile services were eon-llvlarch 30th. from his late resid- dlleted by the Rev. Quincy A. Mc-Ience to Willsloe North Cemetoliv. Dowel]. {and was very larllfily llllellllw- Th’: Mrs. Jielincdy died at the llolllo Rev. Mr. Pallller. pastor of the Ull- of her son Joseph Kennedy of Ailis- lted Church. Willsloe. conducted ill.“- ion. Mass. Tile remains were bul"lal surviel: at the house and