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PROPIRTY QlllA_'D_iEE8»-- The MQW! ot the-lsto lpr. Rogers _ qnhsnon.__l_§;nbmy is-now in possess ion of Mr. _ onry S lwood and Mr Hammond. Kells'y.pt t e same place.

BROUGHT HERE FOR 8URiAL.-

The Stanley yesterday brought the rilmnlns of Mr. Henry C. Trowan aged 89-years. who died ln Chelsea. Mass. on-ll‘rlday._ The deceased was the

city, :_lnter_'n;ent'_wlll be made private- lytoday in the family plot at §berwood Cemetery. _

_ UNDER MEDICAL TREATMENT- Mr. G. Heber Newsome. ot Charlotte- town underwent a successful operation at the Brooks Hospital. Brookline on 'April 19th. The operation was»per~ formed by Dr. George L. Loble. n pro- minent Boatonear specialist. Accor ding to latest reports Mr. Newsome

'THE CLAN MoLEAN.- “The cor- ridor Patrol" writing in Ottawa Jour- nal has this to say about the Mc- Lean's-ln Parliament: There are four members ot the clan McLean ln the Commons. and tbeyloom large in abil- ity as well as in numbers. "A. K.", is Prominent in the councilsof the Oppo- sition, and so is “H. H.” The latter and his family have gone forth to war for Canada as readily as their ances- tors fought lor Prince Charlie 170 years ago. “W. F." is the great pub- lic ownership advocate, and today sees some of his ambitions being re- alized. "A. A." is a line example of the man who could "come back" after being beaten in 1908. Angus McLean learned his law, or some ot it, nt Har- vard. and bo is a most useful and wise member of parliament. His advice is sought very frequentlyon matters of importance especially when they re- late to his native province of Prince Edward island. He is a Conservative Presbyterian.

l.AlD T0 REST.- The funeral of

Mr. Isaac Saunders at Winsloe on

` lhis late residence at Wlnsloa, on

Tllursday, April 20th. Deceased was 09 years old, and leaves to mourn their loss, a wife who was formerly Miss West of York, and two daughters. Mrs. Albert Wise of Charlottetown, and Miss Blanch at home. also one son Lea at home. Besides these be leaves one sister Mrs. James Dicker- son of 'Charlottetown and one brother Samuel of Winsloe. With the passing of Mr. Saunders the Methodist Church lost a staunch member. onewbo has served in its ranks for over iifty years. During his long illness be bore up with a Christian patience which was typical of his whole life. The lloml tributes were very beautiful and are as fol- lows:- Pillow. family; wreath, Mrs. James Dickerson; Spray, Mrs. Mitc- hell; apray, Mrs. Crnswell; crescent, Mr. and Mrs. Saunders; crescent Miss Bertha. Campbell. The pall bear- ers were Messrs Amos Jonathan and W. C. West. John Cudmore. Oliver and Eljah Saunders. The service was con-

ducted sat the house by Rev. J. L. Lund an at the grnvo by members of the Orange Order, who also marched in n body before thecasket. inter- ment toolt. place at Wlnsloe South Cemetery.

NERVOUS?

D0' VOU BROODT HAVE MORBID FEARS? T088 IN YOUR SLEEP?

Your Conditionielow Par. You Must Be Built Up.

'Let Ferroxone Do It.

All the vital activities of the body

are quickened into new lgor by Fer- rozone. which contains all the constit- uents necessary to make nerve stren-

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its ilrst action is upon digestion. It stimulates the secretion of gas-

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The Patriot says. "Mr. John J. En-

-man. “Tom A. Hawke," for tho past ` eleven and a_ bait years city editor of. the Examin- er, has _aocelltod a similar position with the Guardian. He will enter up- on bls new’ duties on -Monday. The Guardian has secured a tirst class newspaper man, an alert, bustling re- porter and n notable humorist writer. Mr. Enman has had considerable ex- perience in Island journalism andhis work on the Examiner has been- re-. cognized by all its readers. We hearti- ly congratulate the Guardian _on add- ing Mr. Enman to_his writing staff and we wish him continued success." -'

THE SOCIAL Fahd whist drive last

night in thi? Xhights ol’ Columbus Hall, in aid of the Charlottetown Hospital was a most successful and enjoyable one. An excellent programme was rendered after which whla_t was played by about 100 couples. Refreshments were served and -a splendid time en- joyed. The lady prize winners were lst. Mrs. James McNeill, 2nd. Miss Annie Smith. -The gentlemen win- ners were lst. Mr. Albert Jay. 2nd. Mr. Russel Smith. The function was con- ducted by theladies of the St. Charles Auxiliary. .Mayor Brown- -presided -during the renditionof the programme. His Lordship the Bishop thanked the society ou hehalt of the Hospital.

VERNON RIVER PERSONALS. -

The many friends of Mr. Wesloy,En- man. Vernon Bridge will be pleased tn learn that he is steadily recovering from the measels.--Mr. Albert Ross. Vernon River is recovering from his recent severe illness.-_` The many friends of Mr. W. T. Enman, Vernon River will be sorry to learn that be is at preaent sick with the measles. -- The people of Vemon and vicinity will greatly miss its-prominent painter Sheldon Ross who left recently for Boston.- Mr. Milton Zrchaut, Alexan- dra who lsattending the Charlotte- town Business College spent‘Easter with his parents.- Miss Mary Brehaut oi the employ of Auld Bros, City. went out to her home in Alexandra Friday.

VALUABLE PRIZES WON.-- Last

week Mr. and Mrs. John MacQueen of this noble young man left n_ll for the 'Enix sq; Jo; oapuos sm .logo oi :aiu ern ro ono Brusq ‘nom ao) uso parses -me ng miq .iq hola sdno punor us oss osom Jo cam 'JLl1uno{) pus Sui); sm Haynes laorr sl sqm ‘aspnltslv ms" Sllll Ui °l\P *li -"\0U°\l ll‘v’ '99-‘W0 5\ll>i mor; ‘W '3 '<1 eq; nola Smart; ‘son -e'|q;‘s ui pnq ou ss snooismoo s_'s.,1sn[ ,llsslnlq psaord noenbosw uw _ mon -vmvfl out 11° alma ‘S6110-_ 999111 lo omega xoo; mow eq; Jo .lozeirdoad elm, mo elloaq .real arp ueqM. ‘os lntop ny lmnomnnsur lrata uoonboum ‘am PUB 50° Ullli 9ll9'l Pil\0° Will -l°ll1°_90i msc) it Joi 0; .<poq.£l1I_ poiuolroqo psq sara; sonod erm, -.ro/inlhneii Jo solo; sono.; eq; mor; nails; nesq luulsq .xslt-30-Sui ll ul nolu sera soqong 'san 100119 J0 -l°'l0UIlllP 9 ‘WM ‘i3ill 9°‘l0l1l uoszqiga Snrpurnlr -lollto 011.1, ‘S1981

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