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alter Selected‘ From This .Wee|i's'.|iells.i§io'ir, “iiiiiariolicioivn

qr -al.

Gillflmllvla,‘ ilsiagiila. Sallie

vi-‘sa as...- JsU .. . .1

The ~|.i ‘y flllii.‘"B!“fliflmtlllfflifiidillfl I Iii f me- “

harles styles. of the stiff of g Dank of Commerce at spent Chrhtmas in Saint plan with his father. Rev. Ernest E. éand has since been spending

, Jemaindarioi his holidays with ii-lsnb in Charlottetown. He left ‘wk smi-eturn to SaintJohn to

ab" week-end there before re- ." to Halifax. I -

I- ‘Die death occurred yesterday mor-

_ .aiter Ishort iilnesss at ‘her home. x26 Longworth Ave.. or Mrs. widow of Capt. Wm. Henry flqatesrlate oi-Desable.

;' The late Mrs. Boater was‘a native ml “sable, this province. and was a lady of most estimable charactenkind stud-friendly and beloved by all who knew IDOL‘, A large circle of friends will sincerely mourn her passing.

l The iuneral will be held on the ar- xl, oi her daughter. Mrs. Joseph 1 , from Boston. Mass. The other

gunjviiig children are, Mrs. E. B. stev and Miss Jessie at home, qnd- , of Colorado.

,; To the bereaved iamlly The Guar- dian ‘ ‘ deepest sympathy.

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1111a commodious Robert Palmer at Freeland. Lot even, was sslmpietely destroyed by fire in the as: hours oi Saturday morning to-

_er with the warehouse adjoin- ‘ I_ Last Friday night was the cold- ‘ est this winter, it being from i0 to i5 below nero in various part-s of the ,we'et,of. the province. with a stii‘! windblowlnlf-

Sometime during the night Mr. Robert Palmer got up to make upthe The residence is about one yards from theistore and __p ‘looking out he noticed smoke uingirom the upper part of the _ ‘.5 .-Tha iiames spread quickly

hutmith the aid of willing neighbors

who gathered a. small portion of the goods we're got out. Nothing could be-Tdone however to save the building which together with the warehouse adjoining“ was burned to the ground. I ‘flflialoss is s. heavy one only par- tially covered by insurance. The rlre limelight to have originated irom the ilpsiin the attic.

‘Prhbdcath occurred at his home at ' on Jan- 4, after a week's lli- , of Elisha ,Wright.

, vThe -late'Mr. Wright was, born on b» 20, 1840, and started life as a with the late Major Wright} oi Ieque in 1864. He came to Sum- liiersidoin 1811 and went into gen-

oral mercantile business with his bro- ther. the late Norman Wright under name of Wright Bros. Some later he started a branch at vistoria. in isss he closed business inyfiummerside and in ion he moved vovvleiom where he ran the busin- osill to thetime oi his death. -,» y): 075 he married Margaret Clarke who predeceased him in 1911. By ,- l ' there are left to mourn i, _ qqllowing family: Mrs. Pritchard. ‘J ‘ ide: Mrs. nsrry Holman. ‘Summer-side: Mrs. Shives, Camp- "~ n. 3.; Mrs. Lewis, of Worces- tar, mass. and wiltred 0.. of Char- lottetown. on July 1st. iim. he mer- ried‘ Ciaudlna Taylor. who survives. '.i‘he~iuneral~ takes place J_an. 8 from. the United Church. Summer-side. ‘ Ola-Sunday a. short service was held .in Victoria and the remains were ' ‘on "its Summerside. accompanied by his wife and son. W. C. W148i"?

' ‘_ rith deep sorrow-ye record the deati-iat Clenfinnan on the 5th. inst ofllwuiism! MacDonald. in the 63rd. year o ase-

d had been in _ ‘ th ior the past ten months. and

although the best medical skill avail-

ablewas engaged to meet the serious-_

use; of, his case. he gradually yielded to the ravages oi his disease.

qI-le‘ had the consolation in his last ntsoi being surrounded by his 0' iriends-his wife and family p‘; well asifhis two surviving brothers, flan‘. David MacDonald and Rev. J.J. Micbcnaid. who spent thy last few dayuat his bedside.

Hail survived- by his widow. MW Anna MacDonald and the following children: l of the Dominion Burtllll 0f tics, OttawayAnita. muse in

at, St. Martha's H0811"!!- ‘cnish; Jennie and Donald A- It

a-

e. . _ _ is‘ life was one worthy ci imita- and he was deservedly NBDQQW! .1,’ p: who had the pleasure oi know- ing lm- _

His funeral will leave his late home atifllcnflhnan on Tuesday "mm!"- the eth. t. at 0.30 o'clock for st. Patrick’! Church. Port Auslutlls- w re interment will take place.

' . yhsi réstihPeace. ', TllcsoAv ‘ m...‘ is‘, r the Week ol ‘lgi-‘wasfilaieiznlastolllsllt ill m‘ ‘ ptist Church. A truelllllli (l! m" v ' prevails-sand the Jneny Wll° ‘inmtttufllllflz "W" "M," c: instill’ P’ . ica vs taken part in by , Raymond, Rev. ilr.’ oun- hey.

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You to the vieeotiivai-r _ Sha.vsant..tn.waitd.a.thanl..fIlla.man. V afterwards

‘ , y» gave the

leased from g ' and has been taken, ‘ ma‘

b sther. ‘PM’ "i! .'

She ieayés to‘ era. Mrs. J. Wnmfla’

rowing husband Mrs. ‘lnills llowattj ‘ _

Duuslu. Head or Henry Coma '

Coflln. _ Dousla- Dorchester, _'l‘he funeral was ‘ "WWII irom her

°°lldlll= . by nev. or. R"- Hammono Johnson. -

.,,

ell-Ti. H. J. Love,

A. L. Howatt- »

fill’. Dec. 10th. . division of ti; “Blue was minim P. E. 1. ‘ The renewing elected: President, “new 9nd Vice ‘Presld Miss E. McNeiii; T11‘; Mrs. John r.- Gaudet Mrs.,Thos. Noonsn,,),(.-,_. Mrs. Jos. MoNeill; Commit and Means-Mrs. John, D‘,

Mrs. M. McDo ,

ct. Mrs. A. Ml-‘Duusall; churoh,.i'4.-.._.'y Mrs. A. G. udgt, M“ _ ' Mrs E. M om, m" M, c

Mr. River on ‘ g0rynears.

° ‘and Eliza th Ross. His brothers be llllB. Alexander

deceased. The: t‘ ly. Iikancis Are

w. w. Finlayson,

San Cal. . " "

months house m4,

bearers _ Garfield Rosin, w, p bert J. MacDonald,” “ ‘ Donald, James B, ‘

The late Mi- sass twenty-one years. ‘H 3 indicate. ‘ He’ was the bereaved:

Friday» luslit. ' origins“ scene oi an unusuailygsag

sent for, to go ‘to the sist in- preparing Mrs lai. When was sitting Bible, but-‘ha at once’ went to Mrz-Walkarj; Here he was suddenly heart attack and wag doctor's oUlce-acrcsa ilgkpassed vsvwlaky: in l, rMr.'_ a er'sdca I The latter was-l. Mir‘; i arty and

one ‘oi the dlngjreelda lulud. belng a prcmllivil l the United chirroli onic and Orange Qrders Irhe puqlnspl-those, tool,

spected- residents pride its uaiiy sad‘ circulnailii deplored by- the peep, and vioinity._ 1 '~ l

Brydeee. charged with, ‘eoinniit rape. toot p _ nestles vyere_.,exaaiined close the w '

in‘ also , police ‘constalhle, who ‘ill! the‘ prisoner when’ first. said,’ "I wps" "

rum." - Ldtai- on. a they started "to identify hint- needn't starts use v violet one. student t college, teeudetrtiirrles

herself. when Strong's one

up and" ran into tbs- kl the girls‘ up. w ‘till

b, . iwvlum

also the following’ prongs! slsters: David command hills‘ , and“ liars ' held youth-day

late » the Peoplewcenistgr-y‘, w?

"LEAGUE. 0BR; ' . ,.

' aid J. aonITeieJY September 14, am w" 5'l°*.1~°f'lll_1e‘»late .

MQPunI-lii

The‘ funeral services" yer;

tlis null service. o." .i..'§'.“.';.; ~ -iul offlclai as such a_iongYr:'coir_

his?

I i" W. L00

hi1

rberliin~~~~ -» . Omwell, Jchnulgf lulifiml "1' u“ n‘

sun'-

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s at 07mm“ _ , e ton, hnflogrcerrsvere “W; Vi“ President, ‘£3.22 “m” °“"""=‘ =iu-.--vle~7l'§‘-?rn'.‘£.‘.

Ways A- 4- Quasi-eve. Mrs. rrsnir. M" MISS Mamie Cameron; ~.fl5"3p|hҤy_

E IhCaud- Mite ‘Vera

Condon.

Mag-

JJ. andP-lreeto. ‘m. vlvlns. Blsd-Yohn l-I. an m "

nirjltoos

arse rliilrimmrei R085.‘ The sistorg. argrflqpgfl pig: and Sarah c. Plat luv-tr,‘ :53”;

first»

. Rev.

_ 1'11 Acorn. ‘rheundertaker as

.1“ ..

. )3}, i aeiaodwith

" ltd‘ . where

iid “at ts committed, or

hiss‘- l...

uestibncd.

lllvillbli she was cdrnihg-in-Srightoli houses she #3313” HWIQQ‘

odd llfilon‘

. also tripped some: bushe turnip by ls s

» er-‘Jvivva sailed with 55,000 bushels

t“ was ibeautifullysung by J. P. Mac-

‘ flature of the evening was the gift

~ _. ‘Sea-Sr. Florence MacLeod,

. ducted by Rev. P. McMahon. n. n. I y.‘ . . ______ q "i" fail-Aves FOB WASHINGTON _

l‘ fill-crease in the tariff on potatoes en-

‘be

~.' smalls roa OTTAWA u ..

vs left-ior-Ottawa; ftis un- ' that they will confer with a .

-,_ .aielslr _ tlflliprtltedbihilathr

j_,_ .- , a, ivnar ctteeown. . . ohn Mclienna, Charlottetown, on P. Pauli, Charlottetown. Ddnial T. Fraser, Kingston, Prelim; Campbell, New Glasgow. John. ._Court, Donaldston: _ Charles W.,B. Friazcll, New Haven. NeiiflbdcDonald. Churchill. A. McPhail, New Haven.

~Pctutouhlnmenls to date by rail an ‘steamer, made by the P. E. Is- APct-ato Growers Association, this are 732MB bushels oi seed stasis bushels table stock, a t6 011,056,568 bushels. There were

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., tlon up to Dec. 31st. . ~port_oi Georgetown has been very busy- duringtha latter part; ci the season. On Jan. 7th the steam-

cfisesd potatoes ior North Carolina. ‘lhevsteamer St. Therese is now load- ing 60.000 bushels seed for Charles- ilon, South Carolina, which will make the, last seed shipment by the Po- tatn Growers‘ Association ior the season! _ A shipment o1 about 30.000 when of-tabie stock is being load- ed onthe steamer Terrie tor Cuba. m» addition _to , this business ship-

‘ A delightful banquet, given in the Victoria Hotel last‘ night. was the. closing, event oi the three days ses- sion oil-he Life Underwriters Assoc- iation of Prince Edward Island. There were‘ excellent speeches. the cui- l {was in the Hotel Victoria's best I Ylfillnd suitable music was rend- ered by a special orchestra. fldajor C. J. Martin presided. and the (speakers oi the evening were: 111i Worshipjdayor Yeo, Mr. Justice Arienaulla, Dr. C. J. Rockwell, Dir- ectorof the Eockweil oi Life Insur- shoe, and Mr. E. V. Chown. secre- tary ofthe LiieUnderwriters Assoc- istionof Canada‘.

eA vooaLsoio, "Mother Machree,"

as

. At a largely attended last nlg the oillcers wcreduiy installed

lphs. Rebekah Lodge, No. 10. I. 0.1‘: bySistcr Gertrude Beer. District Deputy President assisted by nbe MacDonald, as Deputy Mar-

, were read and adopted, which allowed a‘ very successful term end- inW-Dec. 3i, 1928. The most pleasing

_ Assembly, which nted by Sister Gertrude _ v ‘P. on behalf oi Sister Maciaehern. Accepted with a féw wqii chosen words ‘of thanks on be- half ‘of-the Lodge by Sister Helen acEaohern, Noble Grand. At the cloeeci the meeting dainty refresh- ments were served and a social hour spout; - -. Following-is theiist oi ofnoers: Noble‘ Grand-Sr. Helen fdacEach- "ll- ' ~ " . - ice. Grand-Sr. Inez Lailerty.‘ Mo. B60.—Bl'.' Jane T. Meikle. P.

N‘. OJ - . 'l‘reasurer-l‘..illlan Duchemin. Warden¢Slv arbara MacGregor. . Conductol<~Sr. Catherine Mathe- Chaplain-Sr. Alberta Patterson. lint-Supporter N. G.—Sr. Flor- once MacDonald, P. N. o. '

".' bait. "Supporter N. G.—Sr. Helen lfinlayson. ma‘. o. e-lhightj-Supporter- V. G.—Sr. Claire

P‘ JG

liirilllppflfkff V. Ct-Sr. Marion

art. . l . iinsid “Guardian-Sr. Muriel Low- tligi-rv o" ‘

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your. - .,‘ ‘ i _ ~ Pianist-Sr. Jean Fraser.

l Junior Past-Noble Grand-Sr. Isa- belle rlove.

Guardian-Sr. Leila Feav-

. . THURSDAY J i

bnnlitrvasrartnay. The funer- oi the late Abbie McDonald was gcldgesterday morning from A. A. - elinesseyb -F'unerai Homo to St. Dllllfllli’! Cathedral where a Requiem lush Mass was celebrated by nev. J. ltooney. Service at the grave was con-

Ml’. C_. C. Thompson, local manager ofythe Southgate Produce Company. expects to leave on Friday morning for-Washington to confer with’ his inaipal regarding the proposed

the United States.

r ii“ suaTAman livsuilv - Friends oflKrsJl-I. S. Henderson will regret todearn that she ls confined tothe Pl Ii.‘ I. Hospital through injuries to ‘knee sustained by slipping on the steps oi the Protestant Orphan-

the late Edward J. Byers was held

terday morning from his late res- dellce, Grafton Street. v to St._ Dun- stlllTCathedrai where a Requiem High _ass was celebrated by Rev. M. homey. Siam-others oi the deceased actedls pail boa Jrhemelnbe s o! the buréizhattondelzhm a body as Itoumell.» ce- at- e grave..was undiluted by Rev C. McCarthy.

0F -l-Icn. W. ldinistei-‘of Agricuhurs and ,.Wll!red nonlter; deputy‘ mill‘

the situa- eatened ill- iotatoes en-

‘ - tlie/‘tariiron l gem A united States

.-

lslllfawalhar, one . soil the‘ eflty-eightli year iof his

lnlfmost honored

MKS.

JtlflIetars/obe of Suin- " digit’

iarshlp, he held eight positions of trust and usefulness. He was a great reader oi. the newspapers and litera- ture oi both languages and was one oi the best informed citizens on general

topics. There are left to mourn.

three

sons-and four daughters, only one of

whom. Mrs. Charles Arsenault,

Summerside. now resides in province. Ths- funeral. which largely attended. took place on

of this 'Wfl8 ‘Tues-

day morning toSt. Paul's Church and Cemetery. Rev. Urban Giilis ofiiciat-

ing. S. i

LAID TO B-ESTJ-The -funerai oi LAID T0 BEST-The funeral oi the late Mrs. W. H. Boater took place yesterday from her late residence 20 Longwcrth Ave, to Argyle Gemete y.

The services at the house and

KTBVC

were conducted by Rev. E. MacDougali

and Rev. D. V. O’Meara. The bearers at the home were:

pall- G. D.

Wright, Henry Lapthorne. A. Bonnsil,

J. M. MacFadyen,‘ A.-Burns.

P. J.

MacDonald. At the cemete y the fol-

lowing acted as pallbearersz‘

Neil

Shaw, Geo. Farrow, J. i... MacKinnon, Granger MacPhaii, Fred Campbell,

Alex. MacKay.

DIED IN HALIFAX. Readers of The Guardian will regret to learn of the sudden death yesterday oi Mr.

Arthur H. Webb oi Halifax, for

many

years a visitor ~to the Island ‘ior Brown d: Webb, Druggists. and later

as manager and director oi the

Mar-

itime Dental Supply. The late Mr.

Webb is survived by his widow,

form-

erly Miss Winnie Moore oi this city. and one son, FTitz, to both of whom

Charlottetown friends will extend sympathy. . . v FUNERAL YESTERDAY The

iuneral oi the late Mrs. Gertrud ey was held yesterday morning

the residence of her brother. Weymouth

Charles McDonald, 58 Street. to St. Dunstan!

edral, where a Requiem

Mass was celebrated by Re Campbell, The pail bearers Dr. W. R. Carson, McKenzie. R. N. Tomiins. J. A.

Messrs

e Fol- from Mr.

Cath- High v. T. were, W. Grif-

fith. Victor Coyle, and Charles J. Mitchell. Service at the Elm/e W“

conducted by Right Reverend signer Maurice McDonald.

Mon-

RECEIVED APPOINTMENT-The Department oi Agriculture at Ottawa has now taken definite steps to ad- minister, through the Dominion Live Stock Branch, the Advanced R9818"? Policy oi Pure bred swine. The pc- sition oi Supervising Inspector. P90- enty created by order-in-councii, has

been filled by the Civil Service mission. Mr. A. W. Peterson.

Com- form-

erly District Swine Grader for the Maritime Provinces at Moncton. N. B., and for several years the Senior Sheep and Swine Promoter in Prince Edward Island. has received the ap-

pointrnent.

—RESIDENCE DESTROYED BY FIRE-A few evenings ago Mn-arld

Mrs. W. S. Skerry. who were

only

recently married, suffered the loss by lire oi their residence near West De- von. A high wind was blowing at the time and the‘ flames had gained such

headway

before assistance arrived.

that only\a. small portion of the con- tents oi the home, which was speed- ily burned to the ground, could be illVBd. How the iiames started is not

known.

Much sympathy is felt ior

Mr. and Mrs. Skerry throughout the district in their heavy 108s. which 1B especially to be deplored at this sea-

son oi the year.

LEFT $i50,000.—The will oi Dr. Heartz oi A

5 Botany snd-comiwariitivefn toiiiv.

RSV.

erst has been pro-

bated showing an estate valued ~in

the vicinity of $150,000.

A consid-

erable proportion oi this is in bank stocks, which have appreciated great-

ly in value since the purchase

was

made. Dr. Hearts was a very gener- ous giver to church, missionary and

college enterprises during his time. and no further bequest is

(Dr.) Jane Sell, Halifax. : (Dr.) Williamson. Yarmouth;

life- made

oi this nature with the exception oi $500 to Highland View hospital and $500 to the hospital in Yarmoutil. The estate is left to his six children Edgar Hearts. Charlottetown; Mrs.

Mrs. and

T. N. Campbell, Mrs. G. W. O'Brien, and Mrs. Lena Hearts John- son, all of Amherst. . The execution- ors are Edgar Heartz and Mrs. (Dr.) Bell.

VlTh-‘TER. MAIL SERVICE -=-Ufi-

There is a train

on Sundays.

OTTAWA, Jan. S's-A‘

der the winter service arrangements which went into eflect between the mainland and the province on Jan. 1th, the mails and passengers which formerly arrived in the city at 11.20 p. m. will reach here the following morning, both remaining in Borden over- night. ing from this city for the mainland ‘ at 3.40 p. m. Mails and passengers by this arrive at Sackville at 11.15 p. m. and connect with- the night trains between St. John and Hali- fax only. The mail by this train closes at 8.10 p. m. town-Post Oiilce for points‘ in New Brunswick, Nova Sc tla “and New- foundland and overseas. and 0n 5"‘ iirdays only. l0 990ml“ Wm‘ Ocean Limited passing‘ thrbllkh 55°!" ville both ways

aaaicubrliaa '

leav-

the Charlotte-

the

_- -

r lul will. be greatly d by a wide circle of friends in that community. Thai-e are left to mourn two daught- ers, Mrsl Dennis, oi 0’I..eary; and Miss Lucy. at home, to whom sincere sympathy is extended. The iunerai took ‘place onTuesday morning from . iils late residence tn Brae Church and Cemetery. Rev. Reginald MacDonald cfllciating. and was very largely at- " tend , showing the high esteem in which the deceased was held. I S

matters dealt with.» - . "- . . l. _ l ‘election of Ollloeu .'l'he _next .was.tbs Ielcctlon oi officers. The. following. are the members oi the executive for 1020:‘. President, H. l". MacPhee. I . '

Vice-President. J. P. Crockett... . Secretary-Treasurer, W. 1.. Higgins. . C0,. l . ' . i -G. J- Tweedy, S. A..MaeL.eod..‘R: L. Cotton. J. Julraightiner, A. .A.-Pom-

eroy, J. M. Murley. P: W. Ciarkin and J.A.Ciarke.-. ~' ‘.‘

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- wflfNEllAL OF THE LATE MB. ELISHA WRIGHT-The funeral‘ oi’ thedate Mr. Elisha H. Wright, of Vic- toria, took place on Tuesday from the - ' residence oi Mr. and Mrs. JJ-i. Prich-

_ and, Bummersido, and thence to the Trinity United Church. where an im- pressive service was conducted by Rev; J. P. C. Fraser, assisted by the dcceascdh pastor. Rev. Mr. McKay of Victoria. Two of the late ‘Mr. Wright's favourite hymns were sung by the choir and a solo, "He Wipes The Tears From Every Eye.“ was beautifully rendered by Miss Barbara McNeil, of Charlottetown. The hon- oured remains were laid to rest in the,Peopi_e's_ Cemetery in the family plot‘ beside those of ‘his first wife. The, pail bearers were Messrs. A. S. Maclfly,’ '1‘. D. Ramsay, F. J. E. Wright. JamesA. Morrison. W. F. Strong and John S. Ramsay. S