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. -SUOCISBIUL lllE'l'lNGG A1' BIIMONT IDT 16.-some very . suooeeslul meeting have been held at Belmont, lot 16, by Rev. J. B. Wilson on Sunday evenings after the regular, church service at Bum- i manide. The meetings have been largely attended and vary helpful to all.-8. I

-DOING NlCELY.- Friends

throughout the Province will be - pleased to learn that Mm. Isabella i Glidden is making good progress ,since her serious operation in the Prince County Hospital. Her 1, daughter, Mrs. Ernest Robinson of y Melford. Saskatchewan, arrived last evening to be with her mother.-S.

'-EN'1‘ERTAINED YOUNG PEO-

PLE.-Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly en-

‘ tertained the Trail Rangers and

_- Summsrside, last Friday afternoon

io a corn boil at their summer cot- tage at Chelton. There were about twenty five young people present. Before supper a ball game and

. of the visitors went in for a bathe.

a e yvoe an wase en ed to Mr. and Mrs. Jelly for their kind hospitality.

` -PRESENT SACRED DRAMA- The W. M. S. of Margate present- ed a sacred drama in four acts “Sewing two Masters." in North Bedeque United Church on Sun- day evening under the auspices of the Flora Toombs Mission Circle. The church. which was profusely decorated, was filled to the doo;-S, The offering was for missions. Mir. G¢0I'€e Bownesa of Summerside rendered very acceptably a solo,

in duet Ivory Palaces. After the

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of sa-bine and Tamar

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his nomo in In-nninsi/m on AW- izth, .mms cm-ran at the advan- eed age qf in years after a. linger' ing and pelniul illness in Wh-ieh he manifested patience to a grelt degree. He was visited fl'°<l“¢D¢1Y by his pastor, Rev. A. MacAulay. who adffiinistefed the LB-Dt Bairro.- menis of the Roman catholic Church of which he was a. devoted member.

The funeral was held on the 14-th

land was largely attended. Reqlliml Mass was celebrated by the Pl5f‘°1'~ Rev. A. Maoaiulsy as was alilo the funeral services.

The pailbearers were James Burgs, Edward Henneberry, Wil-l nam au-noe. John M. Heimd- James Bolger and Emile Film- ` He leaves to mourn his wife- Catherine Walsh. foui' daillhflfl-l Mary of Milton, Mess., who nursed mm duriig his lingering illness; Margaret, Mrs. 0. N. Belmore. Ne- tiek. Mass.; Banih and Florence at ‘ home; also six son-S. Pet" °f Om'

u wine; aoben of Fi11m0r°-

A goodly gathering of the neigh- borhood enjoyed the program which

' was as follows: Chorus. "O Cana-

. da"; Recltation, Norma England! the Prince County Hospital on

Q _ _ Duet. Mrs. James MacDonald and Misrnday night and is doing as wel]

Emerson Hueslis; Musical Ring as can be expe¢i,ed__5 Games, by the School Children; _______

Solo Mr Emerson Huestis Cur- rent Events. Rev. Mr. Nicholson;

I. CHARLOTTETOWN, P- E- L I address on the "Wonders of Mod- gratlulations oi’ their friends upon

Gm Medicine", by DT. John A. the gg-rival of ,_ mme daughter on MBAPMB. The -SD€Bl€l' Of the BV- Tuesday morning in me mm” -l_.-_..__.___._ _._-l . __ .__,,__ _ ~

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ening gave an interesting and in- forming resume of the marvellous

otherwise impossible, going on to

ventlvs medicine with our meth ds of hygiene, sanitation, etc. The audience followed the lecturer with interest and a hearty vote of thanks was moved by Misa Helen MacDonald, seconded by Mr. Cltm- ent Carruthers, and supported W Rev. Mir. Nlehclson."I’he chairman announced that at the next meet- ing in 5 forftnighi/s gime, Mrs. Clement Carnithers would have charge of the entertainment pro- gram and that the lecturer would be Mr. A. S. Mac‘Kav of Summer- side. The meeting closedwlth the

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"Oh my soul bless thou Jehovah".,tux-ned to his home in Wilmot af-

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and G€Ul‘8i€ Miliihlarrle was also on visiting relatives.-s

much appreciated. Mrs. W‘m. schur- | _ __ 111°" and Mr- Gwrze Bvwness sans-' -Mr. nm-si, Lord who -mae.-_

service the W. M. S. were enter- Pri Oo t H tained at the home of li-ts. J. C.|oonr'v:.lesoi1ign :dt tiggmltilomiacegglyhig

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-FUNERAL 0|* MRS. AUSTIN , TAYIDB--'l‘he funeral services for Mrs. Austin Taylor. which were held last *Saturday afternoon were very hmely attended by many old irlends whd came to pay their last respects to ii. dear friend. After |- shon, service at im im residence; at Norboro, the funeral cortege wended its way to North Granville Church, where Rev. Mr. Loring conducted the service assisted by Rev. Mir. Chapman. Hymns sung by the choir and 00!¥r9s'\\tlon were. “Take my life and let it bs", “Lead Kindly Light", grid' "Ahids with me.” Mr. Roy Phillips or Ken- sington sang very teelingly "Does Jesus Care.” The remains were laid § to zest in the cemetery adjoining the church beneath a bank oi' flor-‘ al tributes which were s silent testimony of the esteem in which| the deceased was held. The pall-5 bearers were Messrs Hugh Stewart,1 J- A. Himiins. George sown-oss,| James Taper, Ray M0;-;»1,5, md U;-_ vin Tavlor.--B

PERSONALS '

--Miss Mildred Wi-ight is visit-

ing her home in Middleton.-B.

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‘ iield West is vl"‘ting her daughter,

-Mrs. Corbett of Boston is visit-

ing her mother, Mrs. Heckbert on Water Street East.-S.

--Mr. Jerome Martin oi' Tig-nigh is n patient in the Prince County , Hospital.-S

-Mrs. Harlan Inman 0! 51;,

Eleanors has returned from an en- l°'.Vl1b1o visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Heber MacQum-1-is of Wilmot .-S

-Mr. Heber. MaoQuarrie has re-

went a serious operation in the

daughter, Mrs. Lorne Campbell of B‘um:merside.-S

-M15 Hesilri and her daughter,

Miss Janet of Charlottetown are f-he suests oi the Misses Hunt and Mrs. Mussen of Summerside.-6

-Mr. John Peter Gallant of Muddy Creek was operated on in

-Mi-. and Mrs. Fred Davidson of

Kell-5111511-On are receiving the con-

Oounty Hospita1._3 _

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H°'°°l' M°“"3“°° Ph°“° 4°' Jziegsincl of her days ata Hud- :L “fat :v},“1d ver on of

I"°15'°'24'31 sons Beyloommr;);{)0tmdmsnpcst.m "A new map or iondon, most

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Uhsrlotietown Guardian may be ',{,1;;=,,0¥»‘1T;m<§)i$e3nsl;I;Id?1b\l>)'ye'Mr¥:.(:°gl’n- :1:§¥3de§hmenP:i¢TIn1rTd‘;:e'11§° :fi handed to their Rept. Archie Hume, cm, in 15-77 whm ,he W.” the b M semx.. .’ ' i Phone 47. or left at H. J. Mahon-slmomel. who slapped at the uugpgst mMn_°d amébmy had me mm, Dm' sum' Mmmgue' I I", Whggihef gg’ °‘;l’:Slrm;1<};¢h“ ‘gtg for some time but only recently

Wi D68 h ° 5 °"- ' re-discovered it after having pise-`

"‘num0vING ”" s‘“'“°‘°" bert Sinclair. to attend ghe same ed it may in 9, book. _ `

progress is reported in the condl- Mmwm Boys- schoop

tion of Rev. A. R.. Pyke, of Monta- Bom at sh Andrews' Man" a ,

gnc, who e-ie-ee the P. si, 1, nor- M, mm Mm, 0, W,,,,,,,,,,g, Mg., Blind Miner mm ° few d“5§d“3°mYm;/I: m°‘;"slnclair received her education at Now Gardener

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ol Chl Ripire. " ` <1 ;, who stole a cake. 3:; }i°ld'° Ahfgnxfg' 1:-§_ I G ~ the not of pitching a last ball dur- no be mm fl-om U-Mm, pm” fp

m¢m\m~g were to enjoy an “mane Road; and Frank on the ing the ninth innings of the ds. winnipeg “mob °°“" *’~° **‘° °‘°°° °‘ th” mmemui. one sam. rm. Jennie E _ ddinl Ham °f °h° MH- S“ff¢\'- uf. me ms sinoiair superin-

But they found only_ the Max” md me www mm"-4; 'mug me "nm," Gun* ing severe pain, he was driven to waded "1-gon, post, in gh, n¢_1h,

they went fi? 39?- W- md 5 mmbgr qi grandchildren sl-| “A thi! City W M2- Wmilm 09/ff|°¥. including Berslmls. on the Inlin-

sq survive. one son, William. pre-Q ~ manager or the Montague Mlm dor coast, and ccocoocsohe, on the

deceased him twelve years 140. , “ 'nm “mmm” M uwdmk mm Bt. `1l:orice Rl;`erwi;\tr”!Q\1obe¢m-

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Mr. Rnckerby obtains grapes for

wines from s Oonoord vine that bears abundantly. He has a scrub‘ cherry tree grafted with Byng mdf Royalanneeherriesandheispar- tioulerly vrnud or an ontario green been which he élsims has a. finer flavor than the western variety.

Cattle May Go

Into Far North

(By The (knadlan Press)

, Man-. Bdllt. 24 _

North of Woboiwden, the Hudson Bay railway posses through a clay. belt for 100 miles. Men who have s°ne over the land believe it would be excellent for ‘pastures

-'il a result. Dl`°p°sa-is today were being mented to have cattle from, dried out areas shipped into the- region for three months in thel summer if it is definitely proved the sol! will be productive of good grass. All the cattle finished on the northern pastureland would be senti

` DOH of Churchill.

WOMAN IESCUED

FB-OM QUICKBAND

:mv omsoow. N. s.. sept. as'

--Pulled from quicksand at Little . Harbor after she had been buried ` sl-most to her shoulders, Mrs. ` Francis MacDonald was reooverinl at her horns here tonight. Illia was bathing this sftemoon when she stopped tinto the mire and screeni- edforhelp. Aorowdofotherbsth- on puma an to may vial em-

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BRANDS BOY FOR IIIALHCG

MILW‘AUl!EE, Wir., Sept. $.-

Admiitting, authorities said. hs branded his 16-year-old sun with s rad hot soldering iron to “brei him d' stealifig,” Fred Emstinf. I. wiis arrested hem.

“I did it for the boy'

llrnsifing told the dm as he wept. Authentics told them he had. been scarred be- cousohelisdstolnn%ceDtsfrom his mothers purse to attend I movie. The boy begged that his father hot be in-lied.

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In Memoriam

MAIGABIT ANNIE ITIWQUI'

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