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~ School and Home Association was

held yesterday afternoon in the School

` Board Rooms, Queen Square. The

President, Mrs. J. A. Mathleson, pre- sided. In her opening remarks Mrs. Mathieaon reported that she had con- ferred with the trustees and as a re- sult, arrangements were completed for the .scrubbing of one srhool room each day, thus ensuring a measure of cleanliness as 'compared with the former custom. She also announced thatthe walls of the rooms in Prince Street School would be painted this

. summer and members of the Associa-

tion _would he consulted as to the most

' appropriate tints. The following were

appointed a committee to look after

thla matter: Mrs. Mathiolon, Mrs.

/ Hueltis and Mina I-Iortense Phillips.

with the Healtl;h0tllcer, Dr. Johnson? with regard to mlgatlng the schools at the close of the term, and to report at next meetin

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4 FRIDAY ANOTHER LITTER.-The North

Tryon Silver Black Fox Co.. Ltd.. report the arrival of another litter of Dllps this week. making the third litter to date. Mr Delaney, the chief Con- servative whip. is president oi' this

SUCCESSFUL TEA.-The tea held

the auspices of the young ladies of t Grace Church was quite successful

ronised.

LAID T0 REST.-The funeral of

the late Mr. John McEachern took place yesterday afternoon from his late residence, Water St.. to the Peo- ple's Cemetery and was exceptionally

being an honored member of the club. Rev. Dr. Fullerton was the officiating clergyman. The following were the pall-bearers:-Messrs. W. A. Weeks, W. H. Aitken, W. B. Robertson, A.

Lord, Charles Lyons and Judge Ste- i wart.

ISLANDER DEAD -- Holi. James

in that city of his in-other itonaia. l Pneumonia was the cause of death.

Rest, and left this province about

Randolph, Mass. and one sister, Mrs. John Goodman oi’ Wellington, to all

rectors was held on Tuesday evening last. with the following members pre-

Millan, J. T. McKenzie, Isaac Carter, Q

Ayers, J. A. Clark, and W. A. Stewart. Q

C0ml>BI1Y- ma. a. mild, antiseptic wash, stops that

---- awful itch instantly.

in the Y.M.C.A. Hall yesterday under witnessed such remarkable cures with

. re A large crowd sat down to a. splendid, As proof of their confidence. they repast.. The tables were prettily offer you the first full-sized bottle on decorated with carnations, daffodils, guarantee that unless it does the etc. There was also a. nicely appoint- SAME FOR YOU, it costa you not a ed candy table, which was well pat- cent. A generous trial hottie for 25c:

Charlottetown.

postal authorities here inform The

largely attended. The Caledonian Guardian that scores of letters were Club in' regaua, headed by B piper, posted yesterday at Charlottetown preceded the procession; the deceased Wllllolll lllwlllg l-hi’ W" P03135” smlllll

“'-W-°lled- Wlfllol-ll llllll Blllmll letters aolidatlon of the schools was amended will probably so to the Dead Letter from $12,000 to $15,000. Amendments Office. People posting letters now must bear in mind that from April 15 ing to me mmuor, of lmnkmg con. every latter must have the war pos- tage on it if it is to be forwarded to

ni.-Neill. commissioner or Public lived at Pi0¢°\\_ yearerdfw at noon- \\'orks has received a letter from his 'l`ll“» Slalllelflell- l'lCl0“ lil- 7 0`Cl°"l< 1,,-00,0,-_ simon in Aspm, (;0|,,,.9_d,,_ i`or Georgetown, but, on nccouut_of announcing the Bad news of the death the south-west wind driving the ice

headway. She then headed for Char-

Dcceased was a native oi' Travellers l0llel0“'“- and Wil"-ll'-‘fl here Hi 2-30

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tm,-¢_y yea,-5 ag,,_ A wife and famny ing at 7 o'clock for Charlottetown, and are left m mourn, “|90 me foimwing the Stanley will leave here at the same mothers; James og gumme,-Side; Hu. hour i'or Pictou. Hcreaiter the steam- hert P. on the homestead, Travellers els W_lll Ply llf‘-'WW-ll (5l1al‘l0l\@l0Wn Rest; Simon in Aspin, Col., John in allfl l’lCl0U-

of whom the sympathy ot' ull ucquniut-` ’"lllS ll0l\0\\l` Ullll l\l1‘-S ROESFS Ravi! ll mlcps win be C.xt¢“ded_ `dlnncr at Government House lust

___ evening in connection with the meet-

cANOE COVE scH00|____The ml. ing Ol' this Legislature. The guests

lowing is the standing ofthe pupils of W"l'f’ l`0Cel‘/eil lt? lliS l'l0H0Ul`» MFG (-,ance (jove Schooi for the month of R0gel‘S and MTS (`.t`-(til Stewart. Tim March; G,-“dc V[_.1_ ]a|m-"_ gnmpbem table was tastefully laid and artistic- 2_ Maicolm Mcpadyen; 3| Roderick ally arranged, the predominatiug McNevin; Grade V--1, Snr-nh Mc. decoration being red, with red candles, Ewhem; 2_ Mm-ion McKenzie; 3, the shades being in red, white and Sarah McKinnon; Grade IV-1, Elean- llllle- The gentlemen llI`9B0Ill- W€l'€ or Inman and Freda Potts; 2, Sarah H011- J- ll- Myefll- lVll‘ D- A- MCKUU10". Mcxinnon and mm-a ML-Rae; grgiadys Mr A. A. McDonald, Mr J. A. Clark, M(-Rae; G,-a.1em.._]' Jessie M,,Nevin; Mr J. R. Burnett, Mr J. McWilliams, |g_ Mmiy Be" Mcmnnon; 3| Archibald Mr W. A. O. Morson. Mr G. S; Inman. (-,ampbe|1;_ Grade ]1._1, - Margaret Mr J. H. Dewar, Mr D. Currie, Mr

,-,_ - _ (A-;_,mphe||; 2_ (yhm-les Mcyqevjn; 3, J. S. Martin, Rev. Dr Fullerton, Col.

' Mary McLe,m_ Those who had per. Davison, Mr J. E. B. McCready, Mr

tect attendance: Sarah McKinnon. A- P- Pl`0W5@- I-lem- lli1Yel'» Ml' ll- P-

` :..:..-,..,-...__ W Russel McConnel, Sarah McEachern. Feellllll- and Ml' C- -lf Sle‘Val`l-

‘"f“=f"**' ` ' ` John McFadyen, I-‘lora McRae, Mary e ‘ I ' Bell Mcliinuon, Freda Potts. ' llNSTlTUTE lVlEETlNG-- 'l`lI€‘-

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- ____ monthly meeting oi the Lakeview

THE MA||_S___Thel_e was a crossing Womcn's Institute inet at the home oi'

. . bers of the institute were present and

leit behind. The mail special reached als a Oda] e t ti 1,. I

»- _ o g y repres u a on o me n

m J _ _L ' . lliige 3-tl lr-rlgnll-15;”f’}§E';1El<l:xllllf);l“g:; bers.notwithstandiug the fact that

c » ' """' . . the night was uifpleasant and the

Stanley consisting prmclpally of roads bad T‘ie most important fea- weekly papers and Hmmans -°ata` tures oi' the evening were a uuniber logues. which were printed and mailed of gmmaphone. selections and organ from Halifax. A train left last night -

. _ . and mouth organ selections. After ;";rf'(‘f"(?s"lr”'v‘:]’;)sf}’l at SAB' tigers Wm the ,entertainment was concluded, a

’ slllg way” “ e apes dainty luncheon was served by the

;‘Z_`;lS“‘0°;]' wl]1lfll;‘1‘G(l)1WI’eStcl;";i‘:.a‘;;'lfi‘;"f,}}l‘; hostess. and the company dispersed. bei sent b ' the Stanle this nioriii I an having felt that they had Spent a (‘oniir1encih on Saturilii all il very pleasuntvevening' Another mms' lic taken toiind from theylsl llIlab The mg feature was a' wocd sleigh drive (,]' ‘I tt t 1,. t t “ ‘ y which contributed much enjoyment to

""0 °°W“` 'C ml "°“"" 0. number of the members. Next

*r* meeting invited to the home of the

V- M- C-A- MEETING-The relillllil' President. Mrs. II. M. Walker, on

monthly meeting of the Board of Di- me fn-Br Wednesday in Mny_

E- D- S¢Bl`Il»S. R- H- CHmllb9ll. C- ll- B- stroyed by fire at two o'clock p. rn. l-0l1l§W0I‘lll. A- C- Dlwhemin. Dr. J. H. \\'ednesdu_v. The fire was first discov-

The Secretary, Mr. Cross gave his re- Cherry Hill Farm who quickly gave D011 f0l' ille lI10n'th Oi' March. Snevilll the alarm to the French River Bri- meutionbelnsr made of the Boys' Con- gnae. Hendon by Mr. \v.ii1|ani G. ference at Summerside which had been Pickering, general merchant, they Slllill H- 81100685. Wlill 140 tleleglll-GS quickly rushed to the scene 'of the

. - --5_9 fl`0m all D0-ITS 0fll19lBl9-I\tl.MI‘- TRY- confingration and valiantly strove to

lOl' Stallen. Natl0n&l BOYS' SBCFEUIF5' check the flames which were fast des- Of the Y- M- C- A-. being the chief troying the dwelling. For one and one SD€l1l<€l‘- 'l`ll0 SBCFHBTY 9-lS0 llellli hall’ hours the struggle went on and with the financial canvass which had nt last they succeeded in subdulng the

- been made. In connection with this. flames but not until 'considerable unm-

attention was drawn to the fact that nge was done to the building. Special this effort had been necessary to carry mention should. be made oi’ the fol- the Association through the first lowing firemen: Mr. Duncan McKenzie months of the year, but that it would \vho stood on the burning roof pour- he necessary to continue the effort, ing water on the flames at the immin- right through the remaining part of ent risk of his life, Mr. Avard Delaney. the year, in order to finance the Asso- of Dairy liill Farm, and Mr. William clatlon. The Financial report showed Delaney. the well known liorseman of that in the first three months the re- French River. It is understood that ceipts were slightly more than the there was no insurance on the building. expenses. This was felt to be very Miss Elsie Orr, who spent her Eas- cncouraging. and the directors re- ter holidays at French River. rolllfllefl solved to try and continue,this state ed to Charlottetown to resume her of affairs. Mr. J. A. McMillan read studies at Prince of Wales College. the Physical Committee report, Mr. Mr. Elmer McLeod, of Graham's Road. Clark the Boys and Students‘, and Mr. recently paid a short visit to his for- Longworth the Finance. All these in- mer home at French River. The dicated that a profitable month’s work Park Corner School is progressing fav-

/ had been accomplished. orably under the etllcient management

-__ of Miss Violet Green.

The regular monthly meeting of the p-_-_-_I -4-.i-__ -g

Skin Qlferers

YOUR RELIEF I6 GUARANTEED

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The D, D. D. Prescription for Ecze-

Druggiata throughout the city have

his remedy that they now universally commend D. D. D. '

E. A. FOSTER, Central Drug Store,

D. D. D. Ia made In Canada.

CAUTION T0 THE PUBLIC.-The

ts destination.

THE BTEAMERS.-The Minto ar-

n towards Georgetown, could make no

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GOVERNMENT HOUSE DINNER.

-FRENCH RIVER NOTES - The

sem:-Messrs J. K- Ross. J. A. Mc- paintini resilience or Mr. iuicnsei Fog- ‘F"°‘l’i°l‘ D°l"‘"- A“‘""“' N°“"‘°“ “M

rty, oi' French River, was partly de-

md by Mr. Edward Stewart. of

The Secretary was naked to' confer

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Principal Seaman; announced -that lt

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MT. HERBERT PERSONALS-Misa

Melita. Jones and Miss Hannle Belle Jenkins and Misa Victoria Jenkins were recent visitors to Mt. Herbert. the guests oi M. W. and Mrs. Wood. Mr. Welland Birt recently paid a short visit to Melburn, Lot 48. Mr. Bruce Wood was a passenger,-ou the train to Charlottetown, Wednesday.

- IMPORTANT TELEGRAM.-A tele- gram has been received from the Min- ister of Finance, Ottawa, by the Pro- vincial Treasury, as follows:-“Gow ernment does not consider that the special war taxation act applies to cheques issued by Provincial Govern- ments or by such commissions creat- ed by them as may be properly regard- ed as Departments oi’ Government. (Sgd.) W. T. White."

--TOWN COUNCIL - The Mayor

and all the Councillors were present at the meeting of the Sumnierside Town Council on Monday night. The pro- posed bill autorizlng the is- sue of debentures for the con-

were also passed to tho bye-laws relat-

cerna, express insurance and other corporate bodies. The matter of pro- curing timber and material for repairs to the wharf. as well as a suggestion regardng the readiustment of wharf- age dues, was referred io the Property Committee. Discussions i'ollowed on a proposal to inatal more powerful elec- tric arc lights on \Vater Street and the question of permanent streets oc- cupied some time, after which the Council adjourned to meet on the 27th inst.-H.

It is with feelings ol sincere regret

that the death of Miss Annie Flor- ence Sherry, dearly beloved daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sherry of Fernwood, Lot. 26, is announced, at the early age of eighteen years. At eleven o'clock on Friday evening, April bth, surrounded by the mem- bers of her family and aorrowing friends. She passed quietly away, in the full trust and assurance of n. glorious immortality. During an ill- ness of several weeks, which she bore with most exemplary resignation to the Divine Will, she had the consola- tion of being attended by har much esteemed peltor, Rev. J. J. McDon- ald, of Kinkora, and died fortified by the last rites of her church. Her cheeriul and obliging dispotition combined with her upright integrity of character, won for her the love and respect of a large circle of ac- quaintances, \vho join with us in ln- menting her early demise. Her re- mains were interred in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, North Carleton. The funeral service was performed by Rev. J. J. McDonald, Kinkora. May her soul rest in peace.

The death of Iiira. Robert Breaky

occurred at Brookfield on Thursday, March 18th, after it brief illness. De- ceased was eighty-seven years of nge, born at Belfast, Ireland, and came to this country with her ‘parents when only six months old. Fora number of years her home has beenat Char- lottetown, but during the past eight moutliu she had resided with her bro- ther, Thomas Dollar of Brookfield. She was an active worker in thc Methodist Church, and leaves t0 mourn their loss, besides ri large cir- cle of friends, two brothers, Thomas af Brookfield and Andrew oi Chur- lottetown. The funeral was held from her lute residence. The pall bearers were nephews of the deceased, J. D. and _Bruater Taylor, Brenton and

William Moor. Interment took place at Milton cemetry. The service at the house wus conducted by Rev. J. 1.- Lund, and at the grave l=v Rev. S. Trlvett.

Sleep on thou aged saint, oi God, 'l`hy work on enrth is done; Hut in the Heavenly land of song,

Thy joy is just begun.

The Artillery and Infantry at pre-

sent in training at Charlottetown. 125 in all, had u, march-out yesterday and paraded through the streets, headed by the Bugle "Band, presenting it splendid soldierly appearance. ` Below is a list of officers and meh

of the Prince Edward island ileitvy Brigade who leave for Halifax on Mon- day morning, where they will be ni- tached to the Royal Canadian Gur- rison Artillery. It is understood they will he stationed at Fort Ives.

Capt. A. McKinnon. Lieut. J. A. S. Bayer.

Sgt. A. Seaman.

Sgt. H. Drew.

Corp. W. Williams.

Gr. J. C. Stewart.

Gr. H. Davey. Gr. H. Baker

Gr. J. McFarlane. Gr. K. Handruhan.

Gr. A. Doucette.

Gr A. Douse. Gr. H. Godkin. Gr. H. Mahar.

Gr. L. Farquliurson.

Gr. F. Hughes. Gr. A. Taylor.

Gr. G. McDonald. Gr. H. Simpson. Gr. H. Edmond.-1. Gr W. Gillespie. Gr. K. Fletcher.

Gr. W. ll. Garnlium.

Gr. S. Diamond

Gr. E. McKinnon.

Gr. A. Buote.

Gr. L. Mcliiurra. Gr. D. McDougall.

Gr. ’J. Duffy.

Gr. J. McAleer.

Gr. D. Anderson.

Gr. E. Cairns.

Gr. 0. Gregory.

(lr. W. Duffy.

Gr. A. Murphy.

Gr. A. Mesaervey. Gr. W. Mc-Leod. Gr. J. Monaghan.

Gr. G. Kelly.

Gr. G. Stanley. Gr. M. Bagnall.

Gr. P. Large. Gr. R. Laird. Gr. J. Myers. Gr. l". Oitar.

Gr._ M. Saunders.

Gr. P. Lowe.

(lr. G. Weatherbic.

Gr. Jas. C. Mcwonzio.

Gr. W. Doyle

(lr. F. Davison. Gr. J. McDonald. (lr. F. Mc(‘arey. There is an excellent group picture

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- 'NEWPORT--'l`li<>. people hero

and in i)eGr:-is Marsh are busy getting poles for l\icl.elluiis Creek Bridge, which is to hc crectcil shortl_\* under the supervision ol` Mr. ll. A. (‘iimphell with Mr. Flynn us i`<u‘eiu~.|ii. ('npluin Angus Mcilormack luis ilnishcd repair- ing his large schooner and has hired Mr. George ffuinpliell as Isl ninlv. The fishermen of this plum- are prcpurini for the suininvr`s work. Mr. J. l)uu` can (‘ampbr-ll luis recently puruliusei.

Ia farm in lliughton Islmul. iiiiss <‘ Steels, of Little ]'null, was visiting in Newport lust week.

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