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uonoav’ awn the .'l‘he presents inolud- when ‘he w" “m uaaionuu. PICTURL- um w Ms on can '

. .- . ' pistol; overhaul. ~ l ‘ 5 9 ‘m5 " m‘

{up mun, vsyggkm g,g';°g;',°,gi,°,l;figg,flgyogh~me=gg ed and caulked both bottom and glglodamwood of allesinasidiglreegiev; Johndrldhiéldld

Ollnneesnvs at u“ aside yea- a-i. in unionwith their many moods l“? f4“, '1" ifnmu“ “T”; “ thatthetlgfgamddatlo: oi:- of annliurvard _ University Medicapl

. _ Mo," T; - . num er o new ees. severe pec- ,,

h’, “m, h“ “m” T‘yloz' élizflnflizftmillaifiwm lseasitoaawfgaliiofta» n o! shoe and keel “d fend” The Royal Alexandra l-l l of School, Boston, Mass. where fir.

a ‘m.’ ‘a a n "us. . _. . were providad totem" with l com Edmonton, had preeented a mem- 1lilslrrebe; fools megs in the

q‘...- ufm hi“ '- ‘ w THE STEAM-ER “Diane” ch“ New new n, oi paddiwheeim The orlal picture to the hospital with this ear l asa. r m z M:

of Slanmeoaide for ed irom h", saiimi“. anemoon bottom was scraped and rompleto- ‘m °ll8l'"l"3 “l u“ b°fl°m l“ umbofgfirsahlgifwambiaif-iii n‘

"*5"? 7"" "'4 '- "l" fill“ for st. John's rynu, Will! a full car- ly covered with copper while new "'°"'°"Y °' h" “unm ’“°'““° i; ,1 Medic" 81b0,, 3,9,,“

II QSOEO III] lQtlflilllfimlol will so consisting’ oi 5000 .1385 pom, hard sheathing wag pm, gil i-oiiufl W001]. It l! ll bfllilllfill picture and £7722“ h “Jdi Br. ht send‘

dldih her memory. The funeral was 10o tonsil” 1'00 head 9g “i. at the water line to protect her "l" "W"?! rllmlll“ u‘ ‘he N“"°‘ firs?“ .. m: SW0 8:,‘ i: Him“;

M“ “t. 7h“ “n “e537 a! 2 tle.'115 pigs, 22 sheep and a con- from the ice. The steamer was Hoalf- one °t u“ Haunting Qouepe where i; wok m. B A p’ amnuwhmlaoth" “Win55 sideraible quantity of Sundries. launched last week, the first time "u"?! l" “Tm”! M"- w°°d “id g ' ‘ ' ' USO Old Dill-d! f0!‘ In 1101159‘

a ‘-.

HUG!’ (flan. The deceased the masher of Douis and John El

of Surnames-aide, another son,

before entering Medical School. Mr Laraibee is a sm of Mrs C. A. Larabee, widow of the late Nath

all that marred the happiness of this auspicious occasion was the

This is the first diroct sailing from Charlottetown to St. John's, Nild..

without any trouble. The Public Works Department deserves credit

l . It’ ui k and eco- lcimchdl.‘ Goosd qfO: the hands.

~ absent: of their classmate Miss x. ‘hum. “V” m Calgary‘ this SQRSOII- lflclarélliitzhmtohslta Isggigiasliiariorlnfnvtviliz: wood’ ‘aim w“ so suddenly called aniel Larabee 0i‘ Eldon. P. E. l. ROIIIOVQS stainstind Kflge an: ~ - --—- , ‘n-fuuosa YESTERDAY.—Tbe can,“ "noun, to nei- Heavenly home, before com- MORE RETURNS comm; m__ lellyefl “l9 5k ll 9° i" F NERAL QATURDAV- —- The second thunder storm of the sea- pleting her training. Sllltlfllll. . ‘ o‘ m’ h” J°5°Ph M- son was experienced in the city THURSDAY in addition ‘to the returns already ,

Mr. J .0, Hyndmsn, President of . the Associated Boards of Trade ROCKV polNT FERRYP-Il ll‘ has received official intimation expecled ma! the 5- 3- Hlllfibl-TPO ma‘ the pint Line steamship COL will resume eailinss on the Rocky poration of Boston will operate dur- P911"- FBTFY llelll- Ylll-‘llllllly.

lug the coming summer the two

llpessey was held Saturday matting from his late residence. 97 Kent Streoi- bud was largely at- tended. The hearse was preced- by the members of the City lljro Department, of which the de-

recoivod by the Department of Agriculture peultlons have been re- ceived from Lower Montague and Rollo Bay School Districtsm-ecord- ing the vote on the Restricted Area Plan. It is encouraging to note that

yesterday. Fortunately for the peace oi mind of nervous citizens the storm did not last long there being only three or four peals heard. The thunder was accom-

Tha funeral of the late Captain Duck was held yesterday afternoon the funeral cortege leaving Wrights Undertaking Parlors for York by road at half-past one,

f

Made u. Canada

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i _ pauied by several flashes of heavy oiHmi-niug Express passenger --ISLAND LADY D£AD_-. Mfg, Among the many who gathered 100% 011119 (mine owner; .15 those 1 nrd! gylntlilzalbagtgrflathswaliahtci. §§,l,':“,,'f§aififlhfchfigfgsfiudgfig Stoamshipa. Colima and Chinpas Joseph Davison died in Monson. to pay a last tribute of respect to dlgtfigtg have glgngdjn (avoi- Qt the

iliaine, on April 14. She was for. merly Elizabeth Bean, and was a woman of exceptional ability and loved for her sterling quail-ties. She leaves to mourn one daughter

d ll . ‘ » _ Th“ l‘ m9 outwme of negotm" zinerl; ligggallidKegslllglifgsPgdEfolf

tions carried on by Mr, Edwin N. wile, h h h i i. ii d Guneeulus. United Swiss 001W" hiuchesyrgpartahsygis 12?: gn- Kin";-

ihe deceased were representatives of the-Charlottetown Post Office staff, the Masonic fraternity, and the G. W. V. A. The Dali-bearers from the parlors who were mem- bers of the postal stall’ were owessrs. W. M. Burhoe, J. A. Mac- Donald, F. A. Coyle. D. A, McKen-

The pull bearers, all m-embars of thsliire Department, were Chief Rani-hen. com. J. Martin, Capt. A. Vatacher. Fred Tralnor Thos. Ho tit and W. Bradley. At the Cat rai Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rlev. Maurice Mc- Do|?ld, services at the grave was con uctod by Rev P. Walsh. As

between Boston and Charlottetown calling at Halifax and Hawkes- bury leaving Lewis Wharf, Boston. every Saturday afternoon at 2 0’- clock.

policy. The energy and ‘progressive- uess of ‘the breeders, cooperating with the teachers in these two sec- tions, shouidiprovide in inspiration for immediate action -in districts where no action has been taken as yet.

a while. With the passing of the storm clouds the weather cleared up and in the evening the air was balmy and the sun went down in a veritable blaze of glory. It is to he hoped that the effect of the scorm will be to clear up the at- mosphere and give citizens a taste

. _ _ —BEDEQUE CENTENNIAL. - o- emu i» $5.322.”ui’§’l!§§§§'i.’u.fi‘2§..;‘229i; :P..£“s;‘"i§;i:.‘$..‘" °° m “*‘"""°"" cuw-“o- u ww- mm ti, c m - _ ii ‘ ' ‘ ' grogation will be commemorated . ... or... “ “a "e w- ..r:.;.*....r::::“. .":.:=:*-.~ 0.132. iéiiifiil. :::.."::..::..Y:.:: u u‘ “Whoa Bill!" ___ ii t a e r0 9 Y?!‘ i ' July 5H1, (it'll, and 71h. There TUESDAY .'l‘he regular monthly meeting of GAzETTED d gum“? u,“ ‘Zita’ -terday after an illness of over two Was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Wm be Swami services in me the “Royal Edward Chapter of the Prom" 0118 fill Falls 9T5 ‘We 7 Smith of York. At the Church and

FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.- The three muted Schooner John Mlllctt 1N tons, Captain King,‘ arrived yesterday morning from St. John's, NfltL, attor eleven days passage to Messrs Woodman 8t Co., to load a

ofpotstoes for Newfound- lan . This is the first arrival from ‘Nbwfoundland this season. lt is un- derstood that the cargo is already at the ship's side.

, years of Miss Millie. Biggs. Al- gieiiéefiilogfi-gxifiihfi“53123328“; though ill for so long yet her re- QAS" Caretaker, sourisi R Ei i_ covery was fully expected and her The Dim Service commission am death which was unexpected came . Allllllllllgégien “all: tlrslfiuéisnazfg: bounces the establishment of elig- “s a shim‘ '0 he!’ mall?’ "lellds- grieai s] Divi i Th Gm i w" ibieiism in which u“, ‘oiiimning 8p, The late Miss Biggs was for a num V118 ua V As on.‘ “e g the pears: hightkeepar, Grade 3_ C1355 bcr of years employed by the Civil Milli-l“ , 55°“ a ‘m an 10, we“ pqin}, p_ E_ i“ Dem“. Service Department at Ottawa. A SW1"? “d Cmnpa-“a "m" st- meot of Marine and Fisheries. Ben- very lnrse number oi friends will 3°11" 1-“59- A- F- “"1 A- M- jamin iliacisaac, O.A.S., ‘Hawvborne, regret to learn of her death. ~ P. n. 1.. John‘ Arthur m1, 0.2.3.. “NDAY 0'Leary,.P.E.*'l. Leslie A. MacLean, Mr. C. .\i. Williams. of the 0.A.S., O'Lea-ry, P. E. I. Peter Soldiers’ settlement Board inform- 37- JAMES CENTENNML“ Smith, O.A.S., West Point, ‘P.E.I. ctl a Guardian reporter yester- Th” “(l-burned meeting M the can‘ Waiter Stewart, 0'Loary Station, day that the Scottish settlers at mum“ Cmnmlm“ "t st- Jame"

church on July 5th at both morning and evening ervices, also another special service Monday night, July 6th at 8 o'clock and on" Tuesday, July 7th there will be a Picnic at which public speeches will be made by prominent men from far and near. Rev. J. A. (‘aims 0i Langbank. Sasku a native oi’ Freetown will be present nud Rev M. l-l. Macintosh, Rev W. A. Mc- Quarric and other ‘ministers who had served, in this field. The church will be represented by the moderator of Synod Rev John Mac-

i. 0. D. E. was held yesterday after- noon lin tba Empire Room Navy League Eruilding, Regent Mrs. bic- Cready presiding.

After the usual opening ceremony reports from various committees were read and adopbed. A com- munication from Head Office Toron- to re the National Annual ‘Meet.- ing, to be held in Ottawa June 1st. to 7th. was read. Delegailcs t this convention ‘from the Royal ward Chapter will be appointed at next meeting.

Plans were made for the sale of

grave the pail-bearers were resi- dents of York.

House Cleaning MUST BE DONE AND NOW IS THE TIME TO DO IT

This work has always been dreaded by both men and women but now there ls a way, a quick and thorough way to do the heaviest of your spring clean-lug.

IT'S THE HOOVER WAY

Why not try it this year-We have a machine that we

The Presbyterian Church. Sum- morfieid, Lot 67, was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and burned to the ground. Calls for

help were quickly answered by Emerald. Kensington and else- where but the lightning bad so completely done its work that no iuman effort could save it.

The insumucc is small compar- Bd with the loss.

The rfire originated in u...» spire and slowly worked its way down Had there been apparatus avail- able at the time. before the fire had

Alexandra Roses, Empire Day. May

23rd

'l‘wo new members were elected, Mrs. W. A. Miller and Mrs. K. J.

Martin.

With the singing of the National Anthem the meeting adjourned.

ENJOYED Miss

llagnaii, of Auckland. N. Z.. who has been visiting friends and rela-

tives on llie island. left for

Eva

her

Station, P. E. l.

Work on the highways is pro seeding satisfactorily under the new arrangements lntrcTduced this B88801]. sioners are now installed giving direct supervision to the work in

burs.

P. E. i, Benjamin B, Dumviiie, Cunavoy, M: and Mrs lra Johnson O‘Leary, P. E I. Postmastcr, Peak- and family. have. es StatriomJohn W. Currie, Peakeg what inconvenienced by sickness, already made good progress in their new farming venture. of their good fortune "in this res- pect saysa letter to Mr. Williams from ‘them, is due to the consider- Tho three road commis- “Him and llllldllefis 0i’ lllell‘ Hell!!!- Thesc, after giving them a most hearty welcome in a tangible contributed

though some-

Much

a house

Church was held last night in the office of Mr..John Agnew, Chair- man of Trustees. After a full dis- cussion irwas decided that on 31C‘ count of the General Assembly be- ing held in Tomato in June and necessitating the presence there of a number of leading Presbyterian Ministers and laymen, to hold the Centennial celebration in the week of August 23rd to 30th. The follow-

lntosh. D.D., and by the represent- atives of P. E. I. Presbytery.

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS. -—Mr W. H. Studd was elected Pre- sident of the Institute oi Ohartcred Accountants of Nova Scotia at the annual meeting of the organization held Tuesday evening in the Qllenll Hotel following luncheon says ibc Halifax Chronicle. The annual gathering was largely attended

rent at a moderate price-Aha HOOVER, Ii beats, sweeps and cleans does not damage the life of your rugs, carpets, etc It removes dust, moth eggs and grit-the destroyer of carpets-Its the modern method of bouscclcaning. Come in and sec It work.

WE FRAME PICTURES AND UPHOLSTER FURNITURE

Henry MacFar/ane & Co

each county. They are, Mr. William lQm" fills” Cain, Summerviile, Kings‘ County.',““m‘mg “ll i119 eyonlng of April Mn George Mcoonam ,3°,,,,,,nii_lzsra. lvhen more than thirty neigh-

in committee was appointed -to REAR 0F Hol-mANs

complete all arrangements and

reached tho main biliidinz. ‘ll

several provincial members arriv- mlght have been saved. but no

ing in the city yesterday after-

home by way of Vancouver April 15, 1925.

on Miss Bagnall left

Phone Shop 1042

County. These officials take the place of the two engineers who formerly held office in this city and whose positions were abolished in favor of this more direct super-

vision. The Road Masters continue giglrlilg 3:3, guggilggirimeriliavrapagifgf l“ lmmerly l“ ‘he (llllcllalge l)’ scripiicn from that periodical. all their duties and farmers are at of which they highiy appmciaiei

House 134-J

. . for the oc- , pmies.

effort of all those who bad assem- he,- ho A ii 1i, 1923 d . bons visited them, bringing poul- 9'91"” a pmgramme noon in order to attend. _ . bled could chock the flames.—Y. sailed miin-ongngiami’ ‘vheile Zlilie (rigging Cglzlifltsngg: i135‘ try and "other useful articles. caslllll- Ml‘. 301111 AEIIZW-Mckzllglllm“: sor A. L. MacDonald. 0i i118 D81" —-' spent several months. In the fail ’ For ‘these good acts the Johnson's “l Tlllllleell- Ml- D~ - "l" ' housie Law School was present as

HYMENEAL,-A very pretty wedd-

Clerk of Session, Miss Jean Mart- in, President of the St. James Guild, Mrs. J .L. Thompson, Presl- dent of the LadiesAid, Mrs. K. J. Martin, President Missionary So- cleiy. The committee was authoriz- ed to add to its members and also to appoint sub-committees.

of 1923. she crossed over to the continent, visiting all the principal cities in France, Italy, Switzerland, where she remained until the mid- die of January, 1924. She then went back to London. and after travel-

a guest of the institute and ifollow- 1mg ‘the luncheon. delivered a short address on "Wills, Probate, Matters and Succession Duties.’ D. S. Jrlart, representing the Insti- tute of Chartered Accountants 0i Prince Edward Island. was also present as a guest of the Nova Sootia Institute. After the regular ‘business of the meeting, Including the ipmsentation of the annual re- ports of the retiring officers, was

wished to express through the Press. .

Another act they wished to ac- knowilcdge was alettcr of welcome

their thanks

.: ingwae soiemnlzcd Sat. morning at i} 6.15 when Miss Annette Florence

lMacKinnon was united in Holy Matrimony to Mr. Ernest Caswell, both of this city. The ceremony was PWlOTmW by Rev» GBOFBB C- TRY" ling through Scotland and Wales, lvl‘. Pastel <>l Zion‘ Presbyterian in July, 1924. she sailed i... Hali- Church, at the home of the bridesiiax, ;\~_S_ Arriving mere, She spem liberty to commute their road tax- They 415° “vmie i118‘; we 301m. mother, 201 Grafton Street. The}, mom], visiting among“ rem. es by Statute labor as formerly. sou houiestead was recently visit. bride Wnennnltnndvd and was elven tivcs and friends in .\'. s. This ‘be- has! year the Depnrtmenvoi Pub- ed by Mrs J. Muldrcw, director of i away by her brother Mr. Arthur mg the birthplace of hcr mother, lic Works bought a ‘Weir Grader. the Home Branch of the Depart-

uml ‘will keep the date fresh in the ui-inds of; ibose who handle the en- vglopfis, Over $7.000. in prizes will be distributed and the ‘list of event's so far ‘is as follows: Firemans ’l‘ournumcnt and Sports ~i$3ill°lli prizes) V; mile Hose Rccl race. 5~ yards Hook and ‘Ladder ltace. 100 yards Duty Rape. 1 mile Relay Race, Hose-Coupling -Contcsi. 10° yards dash, l/ilnilo Run, l/‘Allldlfi Run.

tras, and musical talent for which plans are now being 1118110.

The moi-ling ibcn adjourn-ed un- til next Wcdnusdy at thc some placc.

PLANS FOR HOME WEEK AND TOURNAMENH-lvir. W. Rellsh Tinney, Secretary of the Old Home Week Committee informs thc Guardian that ovcr 1000 half-shoot

MEETINGS ON RESTRICTED AREAh-JVII‘. Waiter Shawpf tile

MlwKllllloll- Fm‘ ‘U10 Cl-‘lelllfllly lhv About the middle of August, she a machine with tractor incorporat- men-t. . Pepaéhlgzflgigtlihigflsfiggg: tiltitgil: completed. officers were elected posters have been distributed in Tug-oi-War and 100 yards duel)! ggllizizxlylxitli] came to l’. E. l., making her homc etl unil it proved so satisfactory Nccillcss to say, Mr and Mrs 0 meetings have has“ held 5i var, for the your as filows: President Canada and iiie New Luglnnil (veterans of 45 yours and 0V"-

at New Glasgow the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. l3. Dickicson. Whiic there silo vfsitcd Charlottetown. Summcrsidc, llialpequc, Margatc. Cavendish, Mayileid. Hazel (irnve. Granville, Brackley Point. Hunter River, -Frctlericton, Pleasant Vul- icy, Wheatiey River and North Carleton. and also enjoyed several pleasure trips through some of thc beauty spot-s in P. E. l.

and economical in its work that the Department has acquired two more, one for each county. They can each be operated by one man and a boy and the work carried on throughout the whole season, es- pecially at the time when the far- mers nre busy on the land with their horses and will be used on the main highways while Staute

Johnson arc somewhat struck wit-h some of thc practices here and Airs Johnson was quite delighted It; find that, instead of a built in grate, she had a large kitchen range on which ‘she could keep three or four pots all well heated at the one time.

To have new scttiers located so generously shows the appreciat-

W. H. Studd; Vice Pres, Joseph Wood; Sec'y Tress, H. JD. Lircigh- ton; Council. E. Kaulbach, J. R. BlaoketlJ, F. H. Nightingale. G00 H. Holder. G. W. Dickson, W. E. Leverman, C. L. Torey, l-larvcy E. Crowc-ll. Members of Dominion Association. W. H. Studd, Joseph Wood; Auditor, F. S. Maclienti.

Two (lays l-lorsc-EadnI-{Sii-“W l"

purses)—Six classes: 2.15 trot and

poor, 2.21 trot, 2.27 Trot and 2.30

Puco. 2.11 Trot, 2.20 pm “ll 2-4“ Trot. Open to horscs from the Mari- t-imc Provinces nnd Maine. U- 5- A- Yucbt Races, Aquatic Sports. illum- inated ‘Boat Parade. llrillllll all‘! Canadian War Ships ‘in Pol‘!- Mlllllll in Camp. Unveiling of War Memor-

Siutcs giving descriptions of tho fentg and nntcrtuixutnrnts io be run rin connection ‘with thc Fireman's Tournament and Old liomo Wvck. July 13-48. 'l‘l1crc is ‘in course uf pnvparation a booklet containing a complete programme of tho events and this will bc ilisiribuied hero and some will also ‘bs mailed abroad, Entries have been received

ions places throughout the Pro- vince during the -paet ‘week ‘for the purpose of discussing the Reslrlol- ed Area -P'lan. Many other districts have arnanged for meetings to be held in the near future and ~it_is expected that before the middle of May the Plan will have been-fully discussed and acted u-pon in every part of the’ Province. Representa-

and carried 2t bouquet of peach and

g White roses trimmed with maiden- ‘ hair fern. The Wedding March was played by Mrs. Arthur Macliinnou and during the signing of the Re- ister Mrs. Louis Howatt sang "O misc Mo." A wedding breakfast was served following the ceremony and there was a large number of i guests present. The toast of the

M1,, n . , i ii, _ id i g-iiii p _i _ The P. E. island Amateur Radio i- i, i, i diiiqwro ma. la], Naval and Military SP0"!- 'lr'r1de's health was ‘proposed by Mr. nail was much impressed viéiqtb rife lam" Wm "e awmable for the huzllve efoxfs 5.1.5111‘; iiiimllgrhrlilf; Fvesi o‘ theiiiDeparitiment we i-ifit Assllclfll-kl“ held mo" 59cm“! 132.1‘. enntzlrsselirlbcriilig hgtcls hay: re- Street. ‘Parades. lncluti-inz All!“ Arthur MacKJnnon and was en- island and the reception she re- ‘Mam Seven other families will in all and “g m” “s! w saw" pa“ B meeting in the S. 0. E. Hail on l

and decorated f-loats. Band Concert! at Victoria Park and Queen Sqllll" Gardens. Elaborate Midway and

ce-ived applications for Reservo- tloiis ‘during the week. The Com- mittee has ordered a Cancciation

and discussing the Plan with the farmers. The following ‘pllaces, each ‘representing a number oi ‘school dis-

thusiasticaliy honored. After break- fast; ‘the happy couple took ‘the morning 1min for ‘Borden en‘ route

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ceived. This ‘being the native home of hcr father. who left here in 1863, ‘in company with his wife