SEPTEMBER 2, 1927

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' One pound of our tea brews over 2S0 cups, because all the flavour of the growing leaf

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s, , f --—ié~ -. ;fl . -, IN MEMORIAM

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mush EMIMA m. JOHNSTON _ hmha M_ Johnston’ WHQ lodge, A. F. A. M., Satucket Royal

‘ F. Johnston, and daugh- Arch h and Mnh Mmd H_ Cook‘ mandery‘ and Banner lodge N. E.

Mrs. of GBOXj ter of

_€,.

the I5eoplc’s Savings Batik ‘and a

past president of the Brocliton hospital cqrpoi-ation- Mr. McLeod was affiliated with Paul Revert‘

chapter- Bay State coni-

‘tu know why the civic authorities

The Public Forum q

This column is open tor the discussion by correspondents of questions of interest. The Chsrlottetown Gusrdien does not necessarily endorse the

opinions of correspondents.

H..»»»+»+»»»»4+ FAKlRS AT BRIGHTON t

Sir,-—~ls it for the good of the people that these fakirs come here‘! if it is rather that they may carry off the people's surplus money and icaveilienl all the poorer. with no- thing to show for it, I should like

permit them, so often, to carry on ill 0lll' park. The Park was given us for thc good of the people cf Charlottetown. It ought not to be a- mere gathering place for pleas- arc-seekers.

it is excusable at exhibition tini-

all of 33"Yale St., Medfcril, Mass. passed ' ay Monday morning Aug- 22 at t o Laurence Memorial Hos- iitai. "~,

I Mrs minston was born in Lynn, liiass, in January 1895, hilt has been aggsident of Medford since 189G. - ' '

She iiuated ironi both (Irani- nlar an Jiigh Schools in lilrulford and since the erection of the pres- ent Unfin Congregational Cilnrcii on Marrlfni St. was its organist un- til four years ago when she left to accept a position as organist of tho llcnlinghin Congregational Church. She ivasalsil o. piano and organ teacher ‘and hail many' pupils in liiedfordr

Besides her husband slid parents she ieayes a son four years of ago, and a brother li- Charles Cook, of Windsor, Rd.

Fllllfirfil services were held at hcrs home Wednesday at .11 a_]|]_ Dr. l). ilhlory IlilrtnerHPugtmy m‘ the Unifiii Congregational Church oiiliciatgkd, assisted by Rev." Mr. Simmons of Wclniiiigton. , Tho hymns Abide with Me, and Lead Kindly _I__.iglit were sung by lVliss Nichols of Wilmington. Tho flow. (‘FR were many iinil beautiful. Bur- ial was st Oak Grove Cemetery.

MH. KENNETH MGLEOD

A Tlilelilihiiciiion. Mass. Times Of|8lld if slic thought of herself it was!castcrn friends as the people of mum. hf the 1w.) dqggl and if 1]( Insults ‘....ili. says. lfldllillfll Mc--after everyone else ‘had been carctllAilstralia, Great Britain, the Unitcd we“, home m. h gum [he dog was mm, pleaidflflt of the l~, l}. \v;|5h- for first. This Christian gracc was-States or any other country. Incliaflshm h, ghhhw hhm and’ m5 brat];

lllll‘ll corporation dioil at his homo.

iiltiiltiiihch sirccl, wpflnqgday hmlmtoward those‘ God had given to hcnnni. to us, froln thc Imperial point m), he hhh, m kepp [he hem. ‘greed n is Rund ycar. For some, time especial lovc and care. Evcn in her cf view. Our Mother Country hashqm me“ COnBIlltp(| what w“ has.

-hc had suffered from heart trou-

ble, hut ifenlh (mm. Budd...“ _- G _ over ii passing ailnicnt of her son From thc darkness of hesthendom’ . ., - - ing to Broekion 55 yam-g Zgnffil, than about her owli serious ilinesslhe people pf India are gradually_i‘;:ot€§:r welb ‘ulxious m Lapm“

was Willi known hcrc and was high-

ii‘ ("li00fllt‘(l. llc was horn in Now

London. il- i‘). l. il-e lcarlicd his

trade. which ill his curly yonrp w“...

that of carriage milking in Way- niollth. For several yfinrg 1m (m...

illliliiitl i! (infringe shop on ‘iligh

Sirdct. it ivlis whiic (“lunged h,

that. business that llc liiliffllid thc

lato Elia Wushburn McLeod. Mr.

McLeod for some time was clork

at tho old Wllshhnrn ll0llSC- llc

‘was associated with tho F. I3. Wasilburn corporation for about

ggllsefilfifnmnf~ ‘For years he had

was V! le‘fiim as preqldehp "L!

cowopoflsuslefllflfillf’ of thc Security

* e Bunk. a director oi‘

. "W! I Blllllll! of cost. ‘F. leverai weeks, but Ollr advice to you is to look shesd. Order now i]? I18" it. oil’ your

d. Phone us today Y0!!!‘ requirements.

W. D. GILLIS & CO.

Phone 116

! . P. Hc was a great lover of horses and always kept a fills gin. tor pleasure ilrlvlng- Mr. McLeod leaves llifi Wife. Jane (iietlicriug- tun) McLeod, four sons, City Sol- lclwi’. Stewart B. McLeod, Kenneth

_ -. Dr. Ralph C. and Warflul C~

lMcLeod all of this city; it (luugli- ter, Mrs Elia lilcLciid Sampson. Wliilvof Nurlnun W. Sampson; five Elflllllfllildrell; a brother, Lemuel McLeod of California, m... a gigfgr. lilrs. John F. iliat-Neil cf Caven- dlsll. l’. la‘. l.

est to give the fakirs room on exlii- bition grouiids- But l don't think that they ought to he allowed oli the Park any time-to the exclus- ion of peace-seeking women and children. l am. Sir. etc WATCHMAN

mi? THINKING IMPERIAL-LY.

_Sir,-_-I am glad to note that The Guardian is directing attention to conditions in Ciiina and Ilidia. We ought not to give all our thought to In m h thchProhibltoryv Liquor Law and its

I S‘. rilpassingpf Mrs. Jcssic Carr, mole workability. The people of ° ‘t i1" 0P0. P-lli-I. to hcr heavenly‘ this province, as of all Canada, must {as 9" May 29, i927, aged B3 years, lcarh to think Imperiaily. More I e community has suffered a great than that they ought now to direct l °55~ MPS- Carl‘ was everywhere rc- their attention to the affairs of for- _spectcd and loved as a true frioncllcign nations. They arc now in the

and Christian woman. Throughout? family of nations and very much in-

m MRS. JESSIE CARR

ms CHARLOTTE

AN 0L0 sass sroav cs1...

Sin-Among the numerous bear stories WlllClI your correspondent has heard related in King's County. folln time to time, by old hunters. is one which dbseryeiflubre than a passing notice, the author of which is a truthful and respected inhabi- tant of Durell P. O. Lot 56, coni- monly known as Little Pond, viz, ‘Mr. John McDonald, who is now in his 78th year, \

Mr. McDonald gays that his fath- er, James McDonald, and his- uncle, Angus McDonald, about 80 years ago lived at Moreli, where-Alba Messrs. Sinnotts now reside, and welit one day- in search of cows which had remaiqedlln the woods. longer than usual. iEach Uiallwlifld a dog which followed them-into the forest, They had not gone far when the dogs began to bark fllriolisiy ‘in the directions of an old swamp. The men, thinking it might only be partridges or rabbi-ts which attracted the dogs’ attention. wended their way to where they were barking. The men, however. were soluewliat startled andaur- prised to find that cow-hunting tilrned out to be bear hunting. ‘there sat “bruin" against a tree. and whenever the men put in an appearance on the scene made a sudden bound in the direction of one oi‘ them (James) wihtfhad nothing to defend himself, and only happened to clinch the iiliib 01' all old. pine tree, about ‘two feet ‘in length, withnvhich he struck the bear on the nose. Meantime the (logs were not idle spectators, hlli attacked the bear, and whilc the other man was in the act of rend- ering assistance with a club the hear quickly climbed a spruce tree.

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alid ascended considerable dist~ auce upward. The mcn were poorly prepared to combat with

so’ formidable all opponent as a hugli bear; as they had neither

the fifty-Six years of hcr marrfbd life, terestcd in such questions as those [many deeds of ‘kindness and thought-which arc being settled in the sis-, ful help in tlinc of nccd had cn-ltcr nations. The revolution in Chi- dcared her to many hearts, and have‘ ua is particularly interesting to us.[ no doubt laid up treasure in heaven; DDCRUSO China may, ere long. be a, to addto hcr blessings thcrc. The. landing place for our airplanes and expression of llCl‘ Christian lifc was ilirigibles; and wc have to be sure quiet and unobtrusive, but shc was that our acronauts will land among ever active and ready for every op-‘ friends.

portunlty to bc neighborly and kind‘, These latter-day improvements of, She never left the kindly deeds for the means of transportation are] someone also to do; she did tiicnubringing the people of the world herself. The selfishness and sliort- closer together-so to speak: and Comings of others nevcr wcakcncdtlic people of Canada havc asmucli the generous impulses of her heartpright to closer relations with nun

most marked in her own homc andlalid the changes there. are import-'

‘lard. illness shc was more concerned mothercd India, for many yearsl,

and waning lifc. She did lmto others coming into the light of Christian- as she would have likod them to do ity. Indeed, the time seems to be unto her, and that too whether thcympproaching when the dream of thc followed thc same Golden Rule ingrcat Scotch poct will be realized, life or not. It is not. surprising that/and “man to man. the world o‘cr a life of Christian kindness closed shall brithcrs be an’ a‘ that."

in quiet trusting faith in thc Author' I um, Sir. etc...

of all good and thc Saviour of man-l i COSMOPOLITAN. kind. Mrs. Carr was a comrnunlcant: - ~ --oo> h-u- mcnihcr of thc United Church of 1 ENl-‘OKCING PROHIBITION. Canada. having united with thc. Presbyterian Church , many ycar-s‘ Sir,---In the interests of the"'coun- 89o. Her husband, Mr. David Carnitry it is greatly to be regretted that dicd in March, i915. Their eldest sonJPremier Saunders is so ill that he Theodore, was drowned off the Nortncallnot take charge of the public Shore in 1895. The same ycar their business, It, was because he was dflllillli-el‘. Llzzic- B55595 RWM" ThliflelLcadcr of thc Liberal Party, and the bcreavements were thc deepest trialslpeople had s, good opinion of him of her life, blli. like all life's triaislpergqnally, that many electors voted were met in n spirit of quiet Chris-mm thc Liberal candidates. He could. tian faith. “She leaves to mourn heijpmbably, by his persunfll influence loss two sons and two daughters, Irahave kept, other [members of the D- Cllff- 0i West Cfivehfiadi REY party from differing among them- Curr. on the honlcstirad in Stfll-llloileilselves, and so defeating the ‘objects Mrs. Murdoch Bsldcrston, of South-. {m- which they were elected.

Dort- P-nd Mrs. 1511110 Lawson. 0f. But one thing they must stand to- Siflnllopf. and R150 F- Sifiifll‘ and bfflwizether upon is the enforcemenbof than qlictui" 'A- rlilthwurlt rind gulps-lull the provisions of the Prohibitory;

B." -. IBWRI". fl a" "F; ""- W "B Li nor Law. and the enactment o

to the iilnnss of her minister, Rev. shah improvements in that, law as Thos. A. Wilson. the funeral scr— will make p, "moreworltuble," That vices were very kindly and liclpfully the Temperance Alliance must, hold Conduct“! by U10 RPV- F- E- Bimih‘ them to. The roads and schools and‘ fwd. 0f YOFK- of m!‘ l"??? 85th" public institutions can stand thc ering of people attending tile filn- neglect to which they are how 3p eral, the pail-bearers were George ready Subjected; but the ehgome- Beflfiiiro. Milli? Mflfshflll- James R- inent of Prohibition we must have. McMillan, N. J. McDonald, William The Temperahhe Alum-mg must see M008!!!’ and 59295 Izifikhh H6712‘? to that. However much they ma: 111M115 WP"? lflld "is e i‘ e iffer bout matters of trade an Church cemetery at West Covchead. d a

who is not: sick. from drinking s. glass of liquor or having a drop in ‘their houses, unauthorized by the doctors. To that end members of the Temperance Alliance were rous- ed from their lethargy. To that end Ministers of the Gospel of ‘Peace and Righteousness harangued their ’ congregations and persuaded many good sobriety-loving persons, of both , sexes. to vote for the Liberals. Now. invader or no Leader, the Liberals, one and all. must. do their duty. All matters of isccondary importance may be overlooked; but the matter of Prohibition must. be carried into effect. The attention of thc Acting loader is directed to this point. ‘

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COIIDAGE CO-.,LIMITED, hes no superior. hsrlnleed for quantity and strength.

west. prices wiiouislins AND asriiil.

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Queens County.

Aug. ill, I927. _~__<Q0-§--

Keep Minnril’: Liniment in thi-

house

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T ' D0 IT NOW ~» WIIIG . \ ., Twmli All , . \_ (simi- Lest l, _ .--- ‘ggztx: brand)‘ ' 1 9W Ho" lb. Look over your fishing

mmwm tackle snd be resdy for the

best fishing of the summer. , We carry Mllwsrtlfs. This of every kind, caste. Nell. P045.‘ hooks snd everything thst goes to niske your ostoh s success. Our prices sre tho very lowest. Corrie in and let. s bsrgsin now.

iliroiiii..Worthy

Bole Agent. for Dr. Allen's

Gusrsnteed 550 feet in pound

B.

Every bsil

other things, they shall be united meantime in thc great effort. to keep everyoncfgrip which he

axes nor ‘guns with them at the time, and hail no idea ot‘ encounter- lug so ferocious a foe; but in them days, 80 years ago. men frequent ly saw more bears in a day. t an one would ‘to-day see labbits.

James, who appeared to be the more courageous of the two, asked Angus, whether he would watch the, hear, or go home for a gull?

AllgllL-i would not consent to re main in ‘the presence of his bear- sllip;.othcrwise his brother would gn for the- ‘shooting ilon.’

it appears that. Angus had the

0i‘ James and his small dog might

to be done lindcr the circumstance

James siulscstcii to liir ‘brother. that if they could lnakc l ‘siliifii he thought he could get l.‘ ulolinii the hour's neck and striingli hini; they accordingly cut u. iium but’ of black swithes, ivory tonac ions wood) ivhich they twisted in ti. a formidable r0110. llilvllli; i noose or slip-ltnot on one ond, ani fastening the other cud to a pole James climbed an lttlj0lfllllg tree to the-one on which ills bcarshil was placed, carrying the snare 11m pole with him.

i .When- the bear saw the mar climbing the tree next to his. h‘ hastily ascended as far up as wit.’ sale for him m so. W118“ W" Donald got opposite to ‘the boa‘ he endeavoured to put the siiari around his neck. Three times fill be put the noose over the bear: head, and as often did bruin ihrov. it 0ft‘ with his paw. The man however, succeeded t.he tburti

time in adilistlu; the ails-km

tightly around the bell-S 11903‘ Then began a tug-ol-war,» iictweei

tho man and his powerful navel

sary; on two trees to each othel

about s0 feet from the ground

MacDonald, ‘who was a stfionl; coilrageous and determined man tightened thc wooden rope to Sllul an extent that ‘the bearffi. 1W5‘? bf gan to ‘bleed, by that time the bee. was getting pretty badly chokeu and began to descend the ire‘ slowly backwards. The man fol flowed suit and also descended holding oli to the sili- haii oli the beat ‘When about half Way down 111* branch on which his bflllfSlill) rest ed. gave way, and he fell to th. ground with a thud. _

Now was Angus‘ time to glri bluin a warnl FBCEDtlDILWVlIlClI hi did with a good-sized club, and thi dogs were at him "two ilitu a her ring." Tho bear was than sool despatclied, and was oiio of the largest seen in thosc parts to. many years.

i havc heard this incident. relat- cd several iilncs. by old people. bu could not a-scerinin who tho Mac Donnlds werofthcrc bring so many of that luimo in thc (ifiilllily. imti lgioaned the information froln tlii Mr. MacDonald above referred to MAC

Jan, 22, i898. -.-_-<4> ----- --

CANADIAN TRADE WlTll THE NETHERLANDS EAST lNDiEi

In the Netherlands East Indie

during 1926, both import and expor

tradc were steady. writes Trad

Commissioner R. S. D'Meiira, Bata-

vls, in the forthcomingjssue of the Commercial Intelligence Journal

Competition was so kccn. however

nn imported goods, that only the barcst margin of profit resulted. Th1

Netherlands East Indies for thc yca". showed a gain over the preceding twelve months, contributed to main- ly by tho. outer possessions-The hill prices for rubber in 1925 rvreirc re- flected in 199d by an increased ne- tive buying power. Coffee and sugai productionshowed a. decrease com- pared with i925, but tea and rubbel production are expected to exceed the figures for that year. Imports" for the your mining March 3i. 1927 smounted to $3,661,511 against $3.- 98l,95'l for the fiscal year 1926. The most important items to show in-

manufectures of ($976,299 against 9664.482)? fish. canned 081.395 I8" sinst $39,400): slurninium and mon- ufsctures of ($49,094 against. $3,990; sods. end compounds ($87,632 against

. Presentation

of Montague, .witli the parchment certificate of the Royal Canadian

conduct.

sed those who had gathered for tho occasion and ‘explained that this certificate was awarded to Mrs. Vickcrson for ‘heroic conduct rescuing from drowning

H. J. Mabon, of Montague on the

28th'ilsy of Jilly, 1926.

compaiiied by Marjory Ruth Nelson, Margaret liiaclntyre, Emma. Nelson, ham, and Jessie I-Iicken, wentlbath- ing in the Montague River.

and Ruth wllcli Marjory‘ went in beyond her depth, and being unable to gain tiie_ shore owing to the strength of the current, crigd for help.

to her, went to her assistance, but ilig in Marjory Mabptfs struggles and apparently safety. was obliged to shake her- sell‘ clear in orlleu to save herself.

jury liilibon shouted frantically for hclp, Mrs. Vickerson volunteered to

stop struggling" swam to lilarjory Maboifs assist-

.icr oun shoulders. in that posit-i .011, but with great effort she-was Jlulbleii to swim to the edge of a clung fur a rest and from which

anci- in reaching shore-

Llltlll present that Marjory Mabon

xerson, thc rescuer-

creases from Canada are rubber and’

Oensds is mskin! 800d

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rows GUARDIAN '-

.-.... .......r.; T0 “Big Four” 0f Railway World

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. August 24.—-Be_hind the announcement that Sir Josiah Stamp has been elected a director of the London. Midland and Scot- tish Railway lies a story of the ro- mantic rise of a boy clerk in a Gov- ernment ofllce, earning $6 s. week, to one of the pinnacles in the business world. He will succeed Sir Guy Granet ‘as chairman next October. while retaining his position of Pre-I

Before making the. pregghgugjoh sidrent. of the Executive of the com-

m u i u to - P!‘ Y- Mayor Mac “non ‘re y add a Sir Josish‘s appointmentis all the

more interesting from the fact that‘ 11! months or so ago he was in no‘, way connected with the railway-f That in so short a space of time he" should become not only the head of, the I...M.A., but one of the "Big Four" in the railway world is a tri-i

, ‘ At Montague-

0n Friday afternoon, August 28th iiist., His Worship Mayor Mac- Kinnon of outage Oil-llbllfllf of the Royal snsdlan Humans As- sociation and of the citizens of Montague presented Mrs- Lucy Vic- kerson of Woburn, Mass, just bs- fore she board-ed her train‘ on re- tusu home sftervisiting her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. D» J. MacLeau.

Humane ‘Association for heroic

in in the Montague River. Miss Marjory wiabon, daughter of Mr- and Mrs.

and a statistician.

. Sir Josiah. who is only 47 years of age. entered the Civil Service in 1896 at the age of 15*»; years, as a

0n that date Mrs- Vickerson ac- Mabon,

Nhvella Cunning- pertinent.

Before he was l8 he obtained first place in the competitive examination for the second division clerkships.

liirs. Vickerson, Nelson

Marjory Mabon were together

Department of the Board of Trade. He then earned the modest salary of £70 a year. I Soon afterwards he Ruth Nelson, being the nearest was transferred to the Inland Revq vevor of Taxes. |

In 1914 his own department rc:og-’ nized his remarkable abilities by ap- pointing him, over the heads of a hundred other officials, First-Class Surveyor of Taxes. Two years later he was made Assistant Secretary to thc Board, an appointment he rc- signed in 1919 to become a director and secretary of Nobel Industries,’ Ltd.