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UNDER. TIIB DISTINGUISHED PA AGE 0F IIIS

HONOR THE LI GOVERNOR AND MRS. IIISAIITQ

“Patsy Makes a Splash”

Directed By MISS BARBARA McNQILL Under the Auaplees of

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‘SEATS NOW 0N SALE FOR MONDAY NIGHT

PRICES RESERVE-JR. ‘I50.

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lng programme ing has been racing. inclusive;

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the Exhibition rac-

forlho coming IM- lssued. Five days of ugust 2'1 w August 31 willnoontoose the M889“

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-' Lecture Course I CLOSING CONCERT

Will be Held in the

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card of horse racing staged in Hal- ifax in many years. The programme follows:

p» FIRST DAY, MONDAY. AUG- 2'1

Free-for-all Trot . . . . . . . . . . . .. $500

2.10 Trot, Maritime bred horses. early closinrgpursc . . . . . . . . .. $500

2.25 'I‘rct and Pocc . . . . . . . . . .. $500

SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, AUG. 2i"

.- sr. canines AUXILIARY AT 9.30 s. 1m Out go the ‘lights-on go the ‘r '- thrllinl Shriekll Your! Roars! Screams! Memflhrleixsi w’, _ . hula-Tenn. or TIGER’! st: ullld. . JBIQUNETTEE. 3.3.5?‘ (iENTLEMEltF-COMEDY.

usonfiff; MEMQRIAL HALL i. cloudy, April 12o. at s P. M.

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The "proceeds ‘are to derruy the coat or ‘ the course cl Lectures which itregiven frcc of charge throughout, (he whole session. " ‘ ' " -».

Afbmlsslori so CENTS ‘rickets: mpy ‘I §had fronrmunoern of the Club oi- m, the Tiiuirdlanflff ‘go, As tho, , accommodntl, b. llrnmp, early application jqndesiruble. 1 - ' - _ rnoo m l.‘ ‘Piano Solo- Fascination" (Grand Polka Dc Coneeril ' ' Rolfe

l 2A6 Trot. and Pace. early clos- $500

CAPITOL TO-DIAW

Buck Jone!

_ SERIAL TIIIIILLEII. With Throbbing romance, thun- (Rfilll boots. and hair- raising thrills In the cup. ture of the most famous hand of cattle rustlers in the West.

THIRD DAY. WEZIgNESDAY, AUGQ ' lliiistcr Ilorace ‘MoEwcn Soprano Solowfsercnadc” . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Schubert -- Mrs. John h." Lawson Tenor Solow-"Ibook Into Your Garden" Hayden Wood - . Percy I). Williams Recitation-PK edy‘s Future” . .. lion. Geo. E. Foster ' ‘_ "_“ Dr. George Green vlolinSoloi-Wflbuvenir" . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Drdln Miss Thelma Tecd Contralto Splo-l-Wsercnatic" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Gounod “ n. s. Henderson ‘l. Maidquarlettgé-“The Strong-Minded Maid" .. binders Messrs If. Craswpll, .1‘. MacLeod, Malcolm Nlixtcltinnon and f; ,'.j L ll. A. Maebougail . Iiccitation-“finforiunale Bessie" ,, Miss Jessie Manhood Plano Solo-"Balrnorol" (Fantasia on Scotch Airs) _. _ _ Jlll¢$ De Slvrai Prof. Louis D. Thompton ‘ Violin Solo-“Songs My other ’I‘&\lll\t Mo" Miss Th lrlfarTecd "Canada's Future" . . . . .. Master John Denny Tostl

ATTENTION isxiirected to adver- tisement in this issue of ideal shore farm foasele ht Bourls. P. A. Roon- ev

night 'l o‘clock. Everything goes. ., F‘. Muddigun Co. E Primrose. Home’ Ltd. ‘ l ias all over Canada. andvvherever‘ .__._ Messrs. Jenkins d: So Groceterla they go they prefer to aoqutxje a go- 214 11m BmsvLbdu - Groceteria, Jenkins d: Sons. Ltd. Mr. F. Anderson. Manager of The. ' having disposed of their business in Maritime Groceterlns at. Moncton.’ $500 $500

but it was only to the few that it there will be no alteration in the] '

was known that Eatons had set- start. except that a. manager from FOURTII DAIUY. WEDNESDAY-

v; , rd" '__'_ . snocn - ilaturdgli .»- l ~- ' I ’ ~ ' " , nmonruz conouaen runes’, czepe-de-chenc lion crchlefs tn. sup; out; mo); d st. window, in Charlottetown. n the well- lng concern in the busiest-part of 2J1 Tm and Page for bargains in Iadiesqiose. Worth ltnovm store opens Saturday morn- the city. Jenkins’ store suited their that well-known firm. For many is at present in the city making thBIThree-yeors-old and under months rumours have been floating arrangements for the transfer. It 1s Trot. early closing purse . tied upon Jenkins business. The Moncton accustomed to the. groce- Eaton 00.. are opening up groceter- teria. business will be in charge.

complete your Ens ‘r oostumttl " ' ——-—-————-—- fires last evening saw the end of up to 11.50, clearing at 79c. Prowse lng it will be as '1‘. Eaton s.» Co's purpose, and so it was acquired. about the advent of Fulton's here, understood that for the present 2.14 Trot and Pace . . . . . . . . . . .- “q.

OBWELL-VERNON SERVICES - Servlces in the United Churches of Orwell and Vernon for Sunday ilext April 8th, will be as follows: Vernon River at 10.30 a. m.: Cherry Valley at 2.30 p. m.: and St. Andrews. 0r- wcll at '1 p. m.

"nu: cnucrrrxlou" (Siiainerl by Trinity Cburchphoir Good Fri.- day, ut 8 p. m. Also Mlamkathieen wgan, talented youbgp-vloilnlst/of Halifax. Sliver "collection at doors.

3819-4-6-21.

$500

2.14 Trot ................... .. _ ssoo

' 2.30 Trot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.28 Trot and Pace. early clos- ing purse

REVKD. M. LAMONT will preach‘ WATER RATES -Tue.sday, the in the Peoples Church on Sabbath.‘ 10th, is the last day for paying 'April am. at '1 p. m. . ‘water rates. ‘2l

ASKED TO REMAIN-At a meet- lngmof the Ofllcial Board-of the Margate Pastoral Charge held at Clifton, April 8th, Rev. Cleo. Ayers received an unanimous invltation- to remain with them for another year.

FIFTII DAY, FRIDAY. AUG. 3i

l~','1..'~ ' Frce-For-All Trot and Pace “$1000 2.17 Trot and Pace . . . . . . . . . . .. $500 2.25 Trot, early closing purse $500

In the event oLno postponements ddditibnai races will be arranged for _ scturaoy.

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Robert Messervey has kindly con- sented to sing at their axmuai Eas- ter Monday and Tuesday perform- ance in the Prince Edward. The, patrons are assured of a. real musl- cul treat 11s Mr. Messorvey has an international reputation as a. vocal- ‘ist par excellence. ' The show window of the Mao- Klnnon Drug Company has always been noted for an Easter dlspluy of more than ordinary attractive- ness, and this season. one believes. they have excelled themselves in the tastefulness and beauty of their decorations.

The colour scheme is in purple and white throughout. In the centre stands a. small white rabbit leading by strings of twisted white crepe] paper a brood of newly hatched ducklings. This is flankedon the left foreground by a very large white Easter egg. resting ‘m its nest of golden straw. and decorated in a beautiful design of pink and‘ white boxes with intertwining green; leaves. l

In the right foreground stands n . large Easter lily, symbolical of that V triumphant. festival. which all rc- jolce to honour. Its pot, also. to trimmed with a tasteful design. worked out in the‘ prevailing motifs of white and purple. ,

The centre background is token up with o large heart. the ironic | work outlined in white and the ceu- ire flllezVin with a filigree com" - l posed of twisted strands of crepe paper. 0n it ‘nrc engrossed i“ W- lers of gold the words. “Easter Greetings." ,

The right and left background in _ I filled by lwo grilles curried out in J "h Um‘ -

' - l . d 3,11". " 5 lb. this tlyircoligrtiglilllldigg ‘Zggzed £12m], a i Come and cilipmlne our (Inc stock oi’ choice

valence M most tasteful dcspm, We would appreciate customers giving also done in crepe paper. , ‘ "MY-

Thc Easter novelties on display >- (onsist principally of candles anal _

4:». ‘ OWING T0 SICKNESS and con- dition of roads there will be’no re- ception service held. in the Prince- town Road Church on Sunday even- ing. '

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A I) y n a In l e Adventure -of l. he Qgrht]

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l0. . . Kreisier

WORDS 0F PRAISE -— Prince Edward ‘Island has had but. one. di- vorce in sixty years. No wonder. says the‘ Toronto Globeyits gifted daughter, L. M. Montgomery. writ- eo stories of the land of "Happy

3m" Angry‘ his condition was reported as no‘.

HAMPTON-United Church Ser- l-“m°"°“- vices on Sunday April 8th, at Bon- saw" ll a. m.: De Sable 3 p. m.: V ‘ torla 7 p‘. m. I "All tite\'~servicea wl be Instr: Services with a Commune an Service at Dc Sable and Victor-

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Speech Vocal Duet—“A Venetian Song” Mrs. J. A. Lawson and Mrs. Jos. Macmillan Sword Dance ' Master ‘Willie Burnett (Accompanied by Capt. Mo-Dougall on the Pipes) Recltatlon-Jllwo Immigrants: m. ‘Port of Entry‘ "w" Ill‘. Green Bass Soio-"Bellcs of the Sea" ""-' Mr. Ben Acom

SERIOUSLY ILL -— The many friends of Mr. Archibald McKin- non of the Customs Depprtment will be sorry" to leani that he is seri- ously lll. At a. late hour last xiisht

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“MASK!!! ‘ 5‘

MENACE" nun columnar

"TWENTY LEGS UNDER THE SEA."

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IN CANADIAN IQBESS-4Pllt l'_ne

in, n. pair of khnkl riding,- 2:30:3-

ElId a’ lIed a??? mt ilh l tatll avea; e’e_'_ on e - bdokdofmy lieod."‘."T,liets: says‘ the B11011 JOIIBS Ill . * Lon on ress were e nsr c- . . . - flora glaen byrthe Prince‘ of Wales “Chaln TINUED _ The “ma, Service; to e ve at ISS w o ave com- _ Wren-Md -- or» our» 213%’.‘l..i‘;3%'§‘l..$‘3§i.°.f..'$.?°i?..i At The Cavltvl h“ evemng‘ my‘ My‘ Mu“ bums The model. twelve inches high, has THE qfickmnicnflmn or “who MASKED MENACE", AND A ‘SNAPPY Two PART COM- " any wnso ON rue BILL.

lflod Save ‘the King.

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SPECIAL SERVICES ~ CON-

ms “m address m‘ "TF6 my °f been carried out in the studios of ;°°“"“"'“°"* Twat’ "m" ‘"11 be the Imperial’ Ii-istitutélBotitlrKelnd ~ services at 3" oclock and tonight at . smgtom and wm- 5e show,‘ M {he

7._ TODIQhi/S MIKIIBSS will b8 “'.I'I1€\Br;“Sh Inmjsu-ws -- Day of Sacrifice." I -

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pec a- s or

T“ an“ w EEK Ilium-whole or .half . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . .. 25cts. per lb- Picnic Iloms I . . . . . . . .. .. liicts ll" "P: Back Rolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20cts per lb. Breakfast Bqohug-Best-sidg or half . . . . .. Zlicts. per lb- Brealtfast Bacon-Llght-Jside or half .. 2561;. P" lb- Brcakfast Bacon-Best-a ed . . .. ' litlcts. P" "l- Brcakfast Bacon-Lighh-si cod . .. Ziicts. per lb- sllccd Bonelessliam .. 30cm. per lb- Dried Beef Ham ‘ 40m- P" ">- Our Pork Products are freshly cured and smoked.

. w. Ilo not Parboll.

coomzo MEATS '

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘lllcis. per lb. Zificts. per lb.

ulcm s. nlcnoisolrs aim rwlsr autumn roancco

Because it has. the hfist flavor, and the longest lasting qualities. Besides I can always depend upon getting per- fect satisfaction and pleasure out of every chew. This is what men soy about this chewing tobacco.

Hickey &.Nicholson Tobacco Co, Ltd.

Mlnufuturers Charlottetown

lulcturesfllke garments, should fit" Iqypersbnalities of their prin- cipiisyaithiiugh so many of them full. In‘ the instance of "Chain Lightning", a western drama which

- --—— FARM NOTE -- “Readers of the IIIJNTER RIVER OIRCIJIT- - Family xierald "and weeuuwsmr "wnr services fiunday. April 9th. Easter. no doubfihav rend‘ ma. Duncan North Wlltshire l1 a. m. with the Marshall-s mmf$glyigl 1111199 ~11; Slacrnlnreint gr the Lord‘: $110991‘; February 15th tilssue, telling of the "mp8 YB P-lT-f- m!!! 1‘ 4W1‘ reat ro ress r. 'I‘. A. Russel has - » " , n- m. with "he sacrament of 1h" isnade In Int breeding of Shorthorn fmmd ‘f: m” “PM Theme Ye?‘ 1010's 511F061". Sabbath School at cattle, and of his‘ success at/rhany uday owever‘ the leading ma“ Hunter River 10.30 a. m. n. n. Bax- exhibitions. 1e may be ennmm “W” W1}. lmlhl ha“ m" “j WT- mlfllsief- to Island breeders to know thoM-he Pia-cw y pnaitpated m’ Bmk ‘km? _ Herd Sire at PortI-Illl Farms, (of “b” Phys ' The prmcipnl k.‘ m” YORK CHARGE. UNITED which Mt Royden lngs ‘s owner) is 088i; I5 B. ranchman Whf) wcanes OI CHURCH 0F CANADA. Easter the 54m u; M; Russel-s famous cow, the restless life of the range and sgrvlggg pqlpbe he“ a‘; gogowg; _'M;5s1e o; Downsview. winner of seeks a period of rest and seclur- Central Church. Murshfleld-Dun- many championships. Mr. h1g5 15m"- in San Francisco. Buck Jones. slzaifnage ll a. m., including Saora- to be congratulated 4m 111s enw-Jwlth his tanned face, ills keen eyes ment oftheliorlfs Supper. York at prise as a. breeder, in importing nigh and his humorous smile, miBhY» b9- 3 P- m- followed by Communion class Stock of this character." such a. man in real life. He certain- Service. Brackiey at 7 p. m. Bpc- ~—-- ‘ly plays the part as though he un- clal music. special‘ service at York STEAMSHIP SERVICE-Between’derstood its every phase. 7.30 p. m. lncharge of Senior Mls- Montreal, Charlottetown, St.~John’r-" But destiny has written on the slon Bond. v~ Nfld. The Canada Steumshlpinines wall that this particular rancher- ‘---— Ltd. have notified their Charlotte- (gum [Q vegegage 1n 51m Francis“, PICKERlNG-Pllssedlawuy on Mar. town Agents, Corvellliros. Ltd. that a; 81L g9 is Schl-cely comfortable 13. at 5t. Pauls Hmprtal, at 8.30 they have completed arrangements in town when a, me§sage anqvem a. m. Annie Sarah Pickering. of 654 with theRed Cross Line whereby-the informing him m“ msflers ha...» Eighteenth Avci, W. Vancouver. steamer "ROBALIND" will operate armada awn ‘with his f“ rm: hm. I Dmrflsed was born’ in Prince Ed- passenger and freight service bc-‘Th gt h b‘ do h‘ 5'" WW1 T818110 51 ytmis ago. Sheleov- tween Montreal, Charlottetown und- ey mm Me “me t e ran?“ esto mourn tllreellbrotners, John m st. John's Nfld, mu. coming seas- ffjfiffgdggnzg’ fiffhg; Prince Edward I..lund, Archie in on. The ROSALIND will leave chose that horse they erred.

Ox Tongue Corned Beef . . . . . . .. Our Boiled llam . . . . . . . . . .

PURE‘ LARD

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Zilcts. 5501s.

. . . .. $15. Easter Beef. their orders

EASTER MONDAY DANCE Prince of Wales College Hall

AUBPICES CANADIAN LEGION, B. IL S. L.

UNDER TIIE DISTINGIIIISIIICD PATICONAIIIS 0F IIIS HONOUR TIIE LII-IIYYENAN’! (‘IOVICRNOR

l lb. package

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Refreshments

MB. W. S. swwm ‘Mrs. I. I5. (Irokrn Dancing from 9 o'clock.

Tickets-G enis S Mill.

AND MRS. IIIiJAIUFZ.

(TIIAPERONES Mrs. A. u. cosh

Dixon's (lrchrstra indies 75 cents,

. day. March 15th at 1.30 o'clock from

West Virgllua, and Wnlmce in Don- aid-s, Alberto." hlneral-"on Thurs-

the T. Edward 00.. chapel, 242i Granville. Rev. Dr. A.‘ E. Mitchell omclatlng. interment ln= Ocean View Btlrlal Park. ‘

Montreal onher first trip May 12th and will maintain a. regular fortJ tiightly-service for the balance of the season leaving Montreal eve y alternate Saturday. It has

some years since there was a ‘pas- senger steamer from Montreal cell- ing at Charlottetown and the placi, ins o1 the "ROBALIND" on this

Accordingly, the Golden Gate clly is deserted by the mun from the

boil-bans. by

open spaces, who buckles on his

gun as he leaves. There commence; f then a series of most spectacular‘ riding feats. shooting scrapes ga-i lore, and o. climax that brought the audience to its feet.

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the well known firms j

cf Pascall ‘and Ncilson.

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Queens

nooPfsllJo. .'

4 12s GRAFTON srnerzr

and Charlottetown. M)’ “I

Arrangements Percy Pope. Dr. MncMlllan, Dr. lFulton

Cofiln. - Prince, Mrs. Neil McLeod, Senator MacArthur.

The rustlers are driven from the range, or disposed of by other and spocdler methods, the beautiful white horse, "Silver Buck" is re- turned to his master and os a grand climax, the westerner wins the love of a girl who has recognized hi; genius.

If you like thrills mixed with laughter, we advise you not to nnss this week end program.

TRINITY UNITEIhCIIUR-CII —

special Easter services on Sunday. Rev. m. Ramsey will deliver the Communion Serylce at, ll a. m. and the choir will i-"nder special music. - Sacrament o!‘ t e Lord's Supper at cloxséedcaf nsoriritlltnlg get-tied.- Salzabath so an ex asses at ‘I 0- . ~ - m" me Evehm .,*rvme Wm bath}: have returned mi. with devo ional exercises con- . ' (W098i! by Rev.- Hammond Johnson. At this service Misrkathleen Logan of Halifax will 'piny at violin solo’ and the Choir will render eight numbers from Handel's "Messiah" full program ‘appears in Church Notice. The morning service brood- CREE.

route will no doubt result in oon- siderable passenger traffic during the summer months.

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PERSONAL

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~ ' A ' D ' pbfiiglséfilyrIlfingrlgcxgflécifiuildtqgmnzl. M"°,ph°°' and . In the three counties. elimination Kmlls- M“ wm- P“m-"M"~ w' Oratorio,“ Cantu“, w“; be held at, MacPhee, and Dr. A. A. MacDonald.‘ Charlottetown. Bummerside and. All that is now required 11s thg Q “Montague respectively. tcndancc of the educotlonn an _,- , ,_ _ f m, districts viz; Lelllgcnt public to enccur e orato On March 30th assent was llvlfl “m” ‘Cigrel Lguown 9mm}. “m; and to enjoy on unwontcd fco to the Act ratifyflng the Scheme lqéimrsp __ or o . Tfhgghls r5 grleat achcmci in: outconlatzédi“-‘Arrangerncdl and ‘I ‘I ntcst will be held in ° e e em ‘m5 ° e 9mm“ jmlr°ved M- “ “Wu” “I I‘ e“ ' --——<.°>-—~ lthguflxrsuéafemorla] mm‘ Charm‘, of the League of Notions and spon- holders on November 15th, i927. L 0 G B k temwm 0d Mdnduy M’ 2 m m" a? sgred by ttldtretlieadlng educatlonallsts Wm‘ m, mu“ “m; m, gchime hu . . . 8.8 Q d o, Y,” ,,...,,d,,,g_ 1 gourzht?“ 1e wvrkldi become effective and thlt- cement -- - Charlottetown (including st. Dun-_ °' m“ Fem l‘ s “helm “as o! the stock m, at per cent. will N Tonight at mo at thc- Ileogue of sun's) takes plnceln the some H811 be“ l“ °"°"m°“' b“ m“ i“ m°fll=fl¢ o" My 61h "9" WWW w’ tho Cross two games of basketball at B p. m. Premier Sounders Pfesid’ imi: Wmiltioflwiprln“ Edward Is‘ ‘twkhflddfl w"! ‘"1 Q1151’ Wm‘ will take place when the Robins and ma» I I up": hi; “i ‘Pkg? 9.1m‘ ems w! chub" with ‘vlw Mm‘ 1m some. meet and in o... 0pm; Prince Contest will be held in tho Canaan Ijlgmsbglemo: “tgmlllign ‘l; ments of tnfp " ey Company I‘ game two girls’ teams, the puddles Town Hall, Summer-side at 3 p. m. contestants!’ Tr “a d‘? Le] l“ ‘m con _ in the slid Selle!” and Mikes W111 meet" Mayor Arnctt presiding. h" ' l n "fm ‘m °r and Ac " ese requirements will N There will be on admission chnrpc K‘“E"S““"“ b" he'd m m” Oddtel’ ' - -¢q-> “W”, A . o; m 9mm ylows Hall. Montague at 7 p. m. A“ h] l“ __ _ A __ _ _______>_ Hm __ lMaym. Mam“ presiding h ‘l. ec lkalpmctss m1. qllluhl)‘ V I ELD"‘ON'ST:KOOI‘ y 1 nu rig menu- ilmt how lw-nlMmhyal,

m frozen for nhipmomllnna dluuur- u. i‘! Aw“ and, 192a‘ n . or '

‘tin-co children, namely, Arthur W. lAccountant of the Provincial Bonk g cl Canada. Walkcrvlile, Ontario. ‘and Kathleen and Florence, burl: . ‘living in New York City, and one The death occurred on Wcdncs- surviving sister. Mrs. James Dalton. day the 4th of April instant, nth-r u oi Charlottetown. short illness of pneumonia of Ar:-'_ His son and two daughters a1‘- hur P. Edmonds, awcliknosvn amldivcd in Charlottetown lust even- highly esteemed citizen of Churlnltc- imc. town. Mr. Edmonds was me pun», The funeral, tvill take place from riewr of the P. E. I. Hay and Pro- his lalc residence, 152 Euston Streot duce Company which he curried ml today. (Good Friday) at 2‘o'claclt, in Charlottetown for many years. in. m. for st. Dunstarfs Cathedral, ‘The late Mr. Edmonds was a llklllflllil llxcncc to Roman Catholic of excellent as littilillnlfillL-z~C0llll*i¢*ry. although of s. modest and unassiuu- ‘ The Guardian extends to the sot‘- ing manner. For many yours 1w rowing win- and fumlly of (Ihceilsfld was aaoociitted with the lute CIIZITIFSIIIN stlncercst sympathy. ‘ Lyons in the coal buslncus in Chill“ lottetown before entering the prn- ——~——<+>—-—- ; duce business and 11nd n largo clr-j - cle of friends and acquaintances FORTUNE BRIDGE SCHOOL V who will sincerely regret his d-q mlse. He had a record of solid bus-j Honour roll of Fortune Bridge ‘Incas integrity, and poliw and gcn- iscliool for month of March. tlemanly manner in the commnnifjv, Grade X. l. Minnie McKenzie, 2. in which hc carried on his bus-[Donald Bryanton. miness. Grade IX. l. Mildred Coffin‘ an"! lie leaves to mourn his loss hi 1 .1‘ ,\ Johnstnnc, lliqllill). 2. Clam widow Ince Marlon McDonald: ‘and .nl..;c, 3. Reg. Townahend.