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Toronto Paper Pays Tribute To Islander

A recent issue of the Daily Tor- onto Star pays a fine tribute to Mr. F. N. Darke, Liberal member for Regina in the Federal House of Conlmons. who has resigned his seat in favor of Mr. Dunning, ex- Premier of Saskatchewan.

Mr. Darke is a native of Prince , Edward island, and still has three , sisters residing here. These are

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‘Royalty; and Mrs. James Moore, Milton. He formerly farmed near . Charlottetown, and he left for the Weston a farmers’ excursion in 1891. when he was twenty eight years old. He spent his iirst year in the West at or near Calgary, but later moved to Regina. l-lero he engaged i-n business a‘nd in time prospered, and he_ was elected Mayor of Regina at the are oi thirty ilve years. He served on the City Council for nine conse- cutive sessions. He has been connected with every progressive movement in Regina, and is looked upon as one of the builders of that city. When ‘he first became in- terested i'n its civic government it was only a small city, and notor- inus for its ‘muddy streets. To- day it is one of the finest and ‘most attractive of Canadian metropolis- es. One of the ~most beautiful tbusiness ‘blocks in the city is known as the Darke Block. To- day Mr. Darke, who is now sixty three years of age, and has been etired from business ' for some wenty years, is a governor of Re- gina College, a director oi the Saskatchewan Exhibition and the

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-THE BE-DEQUE HOCKEY game at Bedsque tonight. Victoria vs. Bedeque. Skate after game.

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-TOWN COUNCIL-At the first meeting of the new town council of the town of Summerside last night the mayor and all the coun- cillors with the exception of Coun- cillor ‘Grady were present as well as a. large representation of citi- zens. The salaries of the assistant town clerk and clerk of the elec- tric light committee and the en- gineer 0d the electric light plant and the men were increased. Coun- cillor Taylor tendered his resigna- tion which was left to be dealt with at a future meeting. After a long meeting the council adjourn- ed until Monday next. Owing to the lateness of the hour a complete re- port is held out oi this issue and will he given tomorrow.

In Memoriam

THE LATE MIL. ALLAN McINNIS

The death occurred at his home in this city on Sunday, March 7th

Central Guardian CARNIVAL R-lrwsll Rink, Fri-

day. Marsh 12th. Prises. . 7887-3-94“

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TO ADDRIOI POTATO GROW- ERL-Doetor H. T. Gussow, D0- mlniou Botanist, Ottawa, will be present at the Potato Growers’ Meeting on We sday alter-noon and evening, all he will discuss with the growers the regulations for the certification oi seed potatoes as issued for this year. .

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INJURY. _-smlday

Erowse, aged 10, tet- ‘of~ Councillor T. W. L. Prowse land Mrs Prowse had her leg severslymcaldediby the up- setting of a mil of , hot water which she was carrying upstairs. The little girl'¢_ is doing well ‘but will ‘have to remain ‘in t‘he house for a week. -- -'

BIRTHDAY ‘CELEBRATION. - Sunday was the 59th anniversary of the marriage of Mr and Mrs Mt. Edward Road. three sons, with their wives and families had tea with the aged couple, who are enjoying splendid health. wit-h every pres- pect oi celebrating their diamond

wedding next year.

TO ADDRESS DAlRYMEM-Mr A._ Burgess oi Montreal, and Mr- Baird, director of the Experiment- al Station at Nappan, Nova Scotia will address the members oi the Provincial Dairymen's Association at the annual meeting at the Con- valescent Home this afternoon an evening. '

MANY HAHPY RETURNS.- The many relatives and friends iof ‘Mr. Matthew Callback will be pleas ed to learn that he celebrated his eighty-second birthday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edson Ma- bey, Tryorn, where he is spending the winter. Mr. Callback is still enjoying the very best of health. Alter a very bounteous supper con- sisting of goiose and unnfentionable good eats a very enloyable evening was spent in which Mr. Callback was able to take a hearty share. Alter wishing him many happy re- turns oi the day his friends diapers ed to their homes.

PERSONALS

Mr. ‘Ray Bord, of Winsloe, paid a flying visit to Charlottetown Sun- day.

Miss Pearle Hurry of West Roy-

oi Allan Mclmlis, well known and highly respected resident.

The deceased who had been ill for two years, was for many years employed in the plumbing depart-

er entering the firm of the ideal ‘Plumbing Co, with whom the was connected when first stricken.

0f a pleasing and friendly dis- position the late Mr. Mclnnis was popular alike-with employer and employees. and his passing in the Drime of life,‘ 48 years, is a severe

Provincial Sanatarium, and a pro- minent member oi the Board of- Trade. in its article on Mr.

Darke. the Toronto ‘Star gives u pen picture of his appearance,‘

and states bhat he looks a man ten ‘married. his first wife, Eliza Mc-

or ‘more years younger than his‘ actual ago. Oi his short career in tllc House oi Commons it remarks that his speech was one of the fin- est that had been heard at the present session, and was a model in tersity and commo-n sense polit- ics that-could well be followed by iuorc experieinced ipoiiticians. Ill the course oi an interview with thc ‘Star MruDarke said that although - ‘he was no longer a resident oi the Maritimes, -he still felt a deep in- terest in their problems, and would do everything in his power to ‘bring the East and West to a iuller spirit of unity and cooperation.

loss, not only to his family, but to the trade in general as he was con- sidered nneoi the city's foremost plumbers.

The late Mr. Mclnnis was twice

Lellan, of Alba-ny, having pre-de- ceased hlm eleven years ago. By this union there were four sons, lvan in lBoston, Harold, Bronte-n and Ralph at home.

These with his widow (nee. Mary Dolfler) and one son Billy. are left to ‘mourn a kind and loving hus- band and father.

One sister, Mrs John Connors and a brother, Angus of Boston, survive.

The funeral will be held from

his late residence 97 Euston Street \M.,_|.¢1;nd_ N_ g_

this morning at 8.45 to St. Dun- stan's Cathedral thence . to the Roman Catholic Cemetery.

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3i!‘ FOR sans-an ttxcggtgpn l dairy farm with ‘goon 5111mm" near Charlottetown. m; pg p; Care Guardian. 7 15.34%“;

‘FOR 8A‘LE_0HOl-CE IUJUMNQ lot size 84 it. iront by 13g g; deep, situated on South side- l-Juston Street between Benjamin Rogers and Mrs ‘Bartlett, 1r";- psrticularly apply-ub- w; 1.|_ Prowse, Marine Deplrtmeht, 79561316-stt3i

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BIG EARNINGS STIADY EM- ploy-meut for Barbers. Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Molar Barber College, Department "F" Halifax. il-l-tta-tf.

FIREMEN. ‘BRAKEMIEN, BEGIN- ners $150, later $250 monthly (which position?) Write Railway Box 116. 7985-3-9M2i.

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED . FOR Greenvale School at once, first dr second class. Supplement $100 per year. Apply Clifford Carew, Hunter River, Sec‘y.

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Miscellaneous

alty spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. A. Hurry.

Mr. Harold MacDanald of ICove Head ‘Road was in the city yester- day on business.

lMr. Alex. M-atheson, teacher 0i‘ Grandview school was inmtlhe city on Saturday. " " ‘ '

__,.._. ' ‘Miss Mabel MacDonald., teacher ioi ‘Cross Reads schoolspsnt the week eml with friends in the city.

Mr. Eric Love ‘morning on Saint John.

left yesterday a business trip to

night from Ottawa.

, Mrs ‘Russel ‘McKay. Darnlley is paying an extended visit to her

‘COIIFELJ B. Com. J. lFerguson; Fin. ‘Com. Bro. R. Philipson; Stewart;

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duced by Hon. Charles Stewart act-

minister W. J. Egan returned Great Britain and where a survey of immigration pos- sibilities was made.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 1

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FU-N-ERAL TQDA \ _ al oi the late All-an‘ Mo 4 place this morning from ll W“ Dunstanls Cathedral thence be ‘Bl C. Cemetery. ,, - ‘

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The Guardian has received A , plaint albout me uuuuttlispui ‘the sidewalk on King Street between Great George and‘ Queen Streets which is said to ‘be in need of im- mediate attentionJ ' ‘ ‘ o. F. A1-__v‘csl<.-o<lul-t‘s.en- box, No. 3093, whose, illeetings have been interrupted-by the stor- my weather and bald roads durllll February, held their regular meet- ing Saturday night, Quite a lot oi business was attend- ed to. An application for member- ship was received and acted upon. A Death Claim for the late Broth- er W. Large was filled and in resu- lar form presented to Supreme Court for payment. The newly el- ected officers were then panned by ‘Brother B. R. Brown, R. Sec'y, and 0n OOHllIIK forward received the Obligation of Office and were regu- larly installed ‘by Provincial Organ izer R. H. McNeill. After the cere- mony, Brother McNeill gave a heart to heart talk to the Officers and members emphasizing ipartic- ularly the iact that iupon the faith- ful energetic discharge oi their duties, greatly depend the success and upbuilding loi the Order dur- ing the year 1926. By regular at- tendance, personal touch with friend and neighbor, strict obed- ience" to the Obligation. this Court will flourish and become a strong vizorous institution before the end of the year. Officers installed as. ilollowing: C. D., ‘Bro. Col. J. A. Al- lan: o. 12., Bro. e. c. Hardy; c. Physician, J -C. McDohald, M. D.; P. C. ill. A. ‘C. Foster; V. C. R-, Bro. Roland Pnilipson; F. Sec'y., Bro. L. H. D. Foster; R. Sec'y, Bro. L. l-l. ‘D. ‘Foster; ‘R. ‘Sec’y, Bro. B. ll. Brown; Orator, Com. M. Mc- Phce; S. W., Bro. E. ‘Lumiont; J.W. Com. F. Stewart; 'S. B., Bro. H.

Bro. J. Trustees. Brother J. McMillan; lBrother,W. Wheat- ley. The kindness of Bro. B. R. Brown and his estimable lady in

modious home to the members of the CW1‘! W118 greatly appreciated.

(Continued from Page 1) ations to make in immigration re-l gulations. These will ‘be intro-

ins Minister of immigration and Colonization. Mr. Stewart is con- ferring at length with his deputy who has just from three ‘months in the continent

deuce, lEuston Street ‘at 8J9 tdlll-

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or form. ‘in the matter of lwlm- ill and out of the staidon, COMM!!!" Hennessey plated that seine ef- iicers do longer hours of duty in the station than others, instancing - a fact where a pelicemfln-‘lllflfll two or more lhours at station duty on a shift than another and that in one instance the register W" not signed at all. ‘l-le referred to the teaming oi officers, saying that one policeman should “beat" it alone and every section oi the city ‘Sllflllld be covered at regular ill-ter- vals. ' With reference to Victoria Park this coming summer. the spflflkt?!‘ hoped that past conduct on the part of a number of miscreants would ‘not be repeated this summer; he suggested and would do his utmost to ‘have a special policeman on duty there this season. His Worship replying said that there would be a change in the condition oi affairs which were

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and said that up till now the had only had a few opportunities oi cornli-ng to the island, but he could assure his hearers that it always was an inspiration to him to assoc- late with Island farmers and study and discuss their "methods with them.. They had set an example in live stock work, particularly

ited herds, that set a pace for the other provinces that they would find difficult

the week, was the next speaker,

dairymen it is also valuable for fat- tening cattle, and for feeding t0 sheep, swine, horses and poultry.

ACT AT ONCE. The sooner you feed. Dried Beet Pulp the quicker your profits increase.

We have just received a cal-load of the above valuable feed which we are selling at lowest prices.

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parents lMr and Mrs Paul Thomp- son, iMargate. '

‘Mr George Bryenton, ‘Melpeque ‘has sold his trotting mare "Minnie Aubrey" to ‘Mr W. Smith‘ oi

lMr. Archie Auld has returned to Winsloe the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. T. Diamond. after spending the week visiting friends in Charlotte- town and l-lazellbrook.

The many friends of Mr. D. A. Bruce who has beendn the ‘Royal Victoria Hospital, ivhantroal for thc past to-n weeks will ‘be glad to know that he is now progressing favorably.

Mr. Robert M. C. McRae, who has ibeen visiting his mother, Mrs. Alexander MoRae, ‘Pownai, after an absence oi ltiyears, leaves this, morning on return be his home in lShmmrock, Sank. Hie ‘brother Mai- or 1"‘. B. McRae accompanied him to Charlottetown. ‘

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BELL-At the I’. E. l. Hospital, Sunday, tMarch 7. 1926 to Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ileber Bell, a daughter.

D kill-MEET‘ NUN-N-JOHNSTON-n-g-At the Pal‘- sonage, 220 Ritzlimond Street. Mhrch 5th. by Rev. W. M. Ryan. Paige Addison Nunn, oi Wboatioy

River to lnttie Johnston of Brook- flcld, l’. E. l.

MOORE-KEMP- On Wednesday afternoon, March 3rd, 1926, at the

Manse, Montague, P. E. l.. by the“

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