‘ ‘ d . . r@- “ _._ y l‘ l’ --5‘ iwgwniiiinzz‘? f‘1l-i::g‘bti1?intaa;:1pil.t1i,-‘P°nd‘ Sh“ m“ brother.‘ death‘ left to mourn the following sons --- X 9 ) ten years ago. he managed t-he "A y, “m4 .11 om my unis . _ ___. m‘ - ~- v - ion in life was to admire and love farm and w“ 6m“ on meal r b‘: I d h h“ monk‘ and dauirhtens.—l-‘. .l. Matliesou. » .2 V _ » . him. A large circle of friends W?" “e lea e to hi‘. 0:81 w Emiyf ‘h ' a“ l" eurwgfn. 1m h i-lii... Dun of Manitoba Mrs. , ' . feel keenly the loss of Mr. lMoKen- at h Y 9&1"! u‘: 8&6!‘ M Y “Q ‘hi-h! a!“ o‘ m‘; ‘Em J. Fuller or Maine. and Mrs. P. . t 1 ' zlc not oulyin his own home bill-q ‘m? 9 “n? e: l" ‘m’: ‘ $ n m "d “d ha,» ‘ Sh. E. Matieson who accompanied the in the whole neishborlieed "he"! n B” on‘ H“ ‘ “new °° uidforbmum-rhhuoubl. remains home also two brothers ~. he was 1ovsd by al-l_ lie leiwesio "mile. will“? "w" "8 1° 31- Ma" “HM-yaw . " . ll. and .l. T. McLeod and t-wo . » lnourn a sorrowing widow_ one son KBYBIR- “here a Mass oi Requiem “Thenhumdwhh-fm _ half-sisters Mrs. Flora Lungs. Hunt - Earl und one daughter Hattie also W“ Bill)! '10P the F999“ 0‘ ‘m5 aatnple of PuticuraSoap Rig-T!‘ and ant-ls. l_). ‘ivicPhlcrsoln . G llnera] W cl “'11P HTKE y H .. W \

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The late Mr_ McKenzie was m‘

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nu uged futher i111 ‘uuuilbei- of brothers a The service was conduc itnil grave by Rev. Mr. ‘Mcvioat. _ The 111111 bearers were Wm_ Siss- iwillltll. Ales Johnston, AW“! M“? Konzle Jus. Martin. Harry McPhee M

with that delicious home- ted at the.

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with enouhgh Western Hard Wheat to give "m1 Gem" Gamam‘ ‘pal-m of Bushnell. 111., i0,- shlp- Tllcumisan indispensable ldjund ___ It nun“ ' i i 'i‘l1e deuth of iiir. Jillueu stew-liiient to Charlottrtoum». a carload oaths daily Sells i: familial“: IMPORTANT FIRM’S “P5156 » - - - .» - Q , ' 1 i - 1 I nimrltyan I n II ~ EiNTATiVE-S HEaRE -.\ii~. om “m3” ‘lmlid’ 1"" °l'*""' “tr-MM “or .1: =-- =~~ “e-drrnr“: I» B- — an’ i b en “our l. reco mzed by ‘u Lifliltlflgzndl the n-ge bf d3. has. clos ‘intends offering for sale as soon as ""°“"‘°fi'-"si3‘§"s'i'.‘r'3iii Jtichai-tls onll C0.- Ltd.. Production Id" “*3 -- ' qualified experts to be the eat Ilour for If m; mmmy came, o; m. M they flmvfi . niumsmtii-u-viuwc-u- ‘Engineers and Accountants. Mun "M"! “h” 9“'9°"" ' I’... oldest and ‘most respected clti- l . .. rsfil- lligsa-llflm l“ “g”, ~ Din’! haiku! 1'1; h! Zens. ‘ He was twice married; TUEQDAV- ‘ abusive: of the suinc’ organization e | u ' m“ the‘ Wm’ "redaceased ‘Mm 2 arrived last night. This firm is . a blow lmar. Q ‘Years ago. Their union was McMiLLAiN --At Alberry Plains taken up next Tuesday in tile one which is international m Ni ‘ ‘ - blessed with 1.2 children. l~‘i\'e_0ii March 21. bliss Annie Mcliiil- House. The report was handed scope and ha“ branches h, New ‘ '._ THE T-l-‘LTAYLO R CQILIMITEI) predeceased litiu and the livingJan. aged 83 years. Funeral on wau- down several days ago. it tells Yank Bomou‘ “vagmngun, and ABATHROOMshould be W" CHAfHAM 0N1AR|O ‘ late. Robert Ne“ and jpmeg Qqrtesday morning March 23 at 10 a stmyof splendid work for those ‘mama G901)“ Tm, cmnpunv white ~ walls, woodwork. » . ‘Bnnkol; Me_ 301m, wsgtmoreland.,"'"l°¢li I0 911F151 Church, ChelTy of the Province afflicted with tub- "has flmle a gig “H! “f M...“ m]. tub, and tiles—_—to suggest that _ ‘P. E. in. Mrs. M. lIicKen. Wolqvane?" ‘ erciilitr disease and a work formm Cannmau Guvernnnant inch“ absolute cleaniinfissi with. which '. “we, N. SJ “TL gmney pal-pg“, w“ qmomag (‘figs “Wm ‘mile’. tile returneedl sitiltliers‘rlirithcztgiriot mg the Military Hflspudls Comm-h. . its purpose is in c . “"‘°“T"“"g' Mm “M J°“s'° “t lent-Quite mornin idr Dorrlleste: .18 “Mp?” '11! “m? e‘ 1' i. §““isiim, u... penpenutii-ier- ilw Purl JJIXEBERRY WHITE ENAM- ' S ‘ g ' " a‘ Dunn“ t e 7H“ em m" ' e1" (‘ontroi Board. the (‘iinadiitn Piir-‘i [f], gives (he desired snow-white, durable finish, and

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Florida. glifers; (Fred. Isaac. Maude and Al mirn at home and Eliza. Me.; one. brother, Daniel. Hump- shire. P. E. 1. also one sister. Mrs. Margaret Colwlll of Brocton Moss, H15 funeral to Westmore jlflnd Baptist cemetery was very largely attended. Rev. F‘. Hub- ley conducted the service at the‘ house and grave.

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urt uund Daniel Stewart. w Q ' d ‘i 4 With deep regret we have to

s chronicle tlte death of Nell Mao‘ pliee of Big Pond. who died some-

what suddenly at his home on

Wednesday 9 lust. from the effects. of u stroke taken the previous day‘ while doing business in Sour-ls.

He was 79 years of itge itt the time

of his death. Mr. Macpliee was

one oi’ the old time Cape Ann fish

crutch lie was one" oi’ thetfirst

of tilie many young men oi the Eastern part oof the Island to go ‘to Gloucester. (‘itpe Ann. as it qvits then called. A young fellow ‘of 2i hi‘. went to Cope Ann in 186i‘. ‘and for 40 years pursued the fish ing business out of Gloucester. muckerellng in the ‘boy and down lsoutii. codfishing on Georges and liitiibutiug on the Grand Banks and with always fairly good suc- cost as As "Red Neilly" as he was fnmilinrly called by his sliipmates

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t ~-. life in Gloucester. finding winter The funeral of the late Win. Mc- fisliing on Kenzle of Woodvllle. iwilio met his Bank; c0111 m4 strenuous, WM“ m Mm“ Mm °“ “m” "ml coming back to Gloucester in l . day afternoon and was largely att- Tgfllngloucesler m. so“ and m.

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m1 Emery! ititiPliei-son.

lcliused from the Trumsns’ Pioneer

He is also survived b!’ w t u

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B or to Tliotmus M. Rourke. tlruggistof ‘m5 ' Beverly. Iii-ass, Before returning

The m“ beariconducting a, series of Evangelistic

‘effective manner Special

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In the latter years o! his ‘ Georges and on the be fIsb

In Florida for several winters.‘ _ the‘ Abooui 20 years ago he

‘ned to his island home to live‘

Albert at his‘

ul liy tliew pastor. Rev. Father who also performed s obsequies at t-lie grave in St. urgsrefls cemetery. May his

(“Yul "991 m 119309- ' Gertrude Sh. Verdun. Que" August Mr. Stavcrt nfllclatetl at the house PURE FRED HORSE-S OOM-ING 11,1918. and grave at Hartsvillc whore she r. J’. F. bfcLean last week pur- Tin Culicura Toilet Trio was laid with hPl‘ loved tines who m I

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Nilrs. Cass will visit. her brothers Francis and James E. Tralnot who are contractors and builders in New York City.

svANos-tisrric sesvicss. - d

Rev. E. P_ Calder of Oiliearyis

Services at the Charlottetown Bap. tist Church tlils\week. The open- ing service Sunday evening was very largely attended, Rev. Mr. Calder preaching in his well known singing by the choir was it notable feature of the service.

“oanu/“RY-"Thfi “will 1001i Department of Soldiers (‘ivil lle-Ilhiii-obe came w pflnne 13.1mm.

plaice at Grand River Let 14 of Establishment. ‘Island villlh iiei- parents Mr. and Sold by iifaitiiiiifitdaiiifntiififflwiliieibnl 5mg" He“ Fem’; “M” "um 1 BEER a WEEKS

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in the simpler u! W- J- Lldstone A"""“A°T'V‘5 W'"°°W- — A~ oi’ pnrbntttgii-"tiiiihieiri film!»

received a message window which is attracting some “m... lime m- ead, “men thirty Charlottetown V '

‘Sumlmcrside Saturday evening to profeed at once and shortly unto,- her arrival .vhe passed away. There are left I lo mourn his wife. three (laugihters rind ultras sons.

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; —E-ARLY AUTO TRIP.—A re. ‘cord auto trip is credited to Mr. J-ohn P. Arscnitult oi’ the firm oi nviosars Lea 8t Humphrey. Summer- side. Mr. tarsenault left Summer- side by auto on Saturday morning ' for ‘his home fit Howlan where he 1 arrived early in the afternoon; Mr. ‘Arscnauit. in a phone message re. cclvetl same evening. stated that the worst part. of the road encountered was tbctween ‘Srummerside and Mis couclie. 11

CHi-EF OF DAIRY DIVISION HEIRE —Mi'. George i-l. Barr. (Ylilef of tbc Dairy Division. Ot- tuwit arrived in the city last even inn. This morning he will score tlic cheese held over from the ex lilbitiomdio will meet. the cheese and butter makers and others in terestod in dairylng at the Techni cal School this afternoon and to morrow..

Yesterday's Patriot gives a typ- ical Patriot version of the cost of running the Nova Scotia Senator tum at Kentvidle. As it did in its famous financial statement of $230,000 deficit fame. the Patriot totals the expenditures of the Kent ville institution without taking, any stock of the receipts and in this ‘my rlsures the cost st $234,793.43. as nearly as can be gathered from its muddileii figures. Does tllu Patriot know that. the patients or many of them nt least. piiid their way in the Sannwrlium"!

ITlis following from the Halifax (‘hronicle will perhaps convince the Patriot. if it can be convintfeii liowfiiopelessly ridiculous its state insnt it. and how more then ridicul- ous is its and its government's con tention that the Dalton Sana torluni would 120st $126,000 s year, More is the lialilfax Chronicle‘; re

ice in the Legislature yesterday that the report of the Provincial Sanatorium. Kentvlfiia. would bi=

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and Ointment. l bought more. and l used -four cakes of boxes of Ointment w (Signed) Mrs. Dora

Consisting of

teuiiber. 30, 1920. the total ll‘lllllilll!l‘_flc Railways and 0mm. large w“ of miiients treated were 673 '

treatment during the your 115 civil i_itns were discharged and out offsgnfifigrd‘ sy n05 returned soldiers. 369 were Stmfih The (mnillmm.

civllizim; and 63 per cent ex-milititry i patients discharged. ‘mun and Ch M‘

Sanatoriuim shows that the totttl net cost of maintenance to the Pr.) concern vlncial Government last year was ’ ' only $40.65'l.24.

slioivetl disburse 4T. The receipts less that from ilie

Provincial Government were $246. l 087.23. was board for th

attention just nuw is t-lizit of Red. “m... yew-S ago‘ she we“; m B05. din Bros. which is most attractive- ly trimmed in Easter lilies and has an enclosure in the centre contain-

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i The services ul Watervllle were _conducted fby the Rev. Mr. Bern- lard and Rev. Mr. “hlsingholm who each referred In fitting terms to the exemplary Christian charnc. ter of the departed. There are

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_ _ m cerns. Their work is conci-rneil iii linm 505 were GX-mliiiflfy cases. mnductmn‘ ongjnfiering ‘qwunmp S 9mm of the “wrk hemg donediig. auditing and valuations, spec- ‘P "esulm “m; ‘he he“ Pviqelme‘ llulists in each line being employwiii f the 168 civlilisil curses undeiiAt the meson‘ mm, they m1, in the reurgiinlzutluil iii stein nf the Fnltet have also itrrleil on important unilortukings it Newfoundland illlil other arts of the world. The re >- cml smtement "r the reseuttllatives now here have alts ,c'llent at leading local iuiliistriui

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The statements‘ ments of $286,679. Reference has already been lilllilt n the Guardian to the deaili iii 0,086.15 this city on the 16th oi‘ Mrs. Eliza

Of tli-ls amount $22 ears Mrs

8 Dflllelllfi 0f I-lli‘ Latrobe. aged SIXIYJIIIIE y

ton. and lived there ittlliliillbt?!’ oi yvltrs. About ten years ago, she rs- turned to Vlggmvhere she has since wt rab_ been engaged in dress maklniz. Sh» a carried on this very successfully 11nd was held in the highest esteem ' throughout the community. She ivas a life long. ilembei" ot‘ the Jluptist Church. always ready and iwilling to do good. For a number Jot‘ years site conducted Snndiiiy i‘- 700i at her own home.

Tivo of her brothers. William anti Reuben, left the Island thirty years ago. and have not since been hciiril 0f

in; it number of beautiful 1 bits and young ones. which are source oi‘ delight“ to the clilldrenf The whole window is very taste fully arranged and symbolic of the approaching Eastortldc.

WEDNESDAY. 1 -CHILD'S DEATH-The death of the intitnt child of Mr. and Mrs. John Arsenitult. Suinmcrside of nueumonh took place Mondaym The funeral takes place today.

- - I The funeral took place in tho. littptlst Church, lfigg. on Tliitrsilay Ilast. Rev. Dr. liicEwen officiating. He spoke briefly of the splendid qualities of the deceased. and sitid she was so well known it was un-. nsccessnry to dwell on tliese. He men pres-cited an able and force» ‘ful sermon to the living. The 0r- wcll Presbyderiim Choir ssisteil iii the service. rendering n, umber o1‘ eituiiftil selections. T-he pail hearers were hltassrs

"SCOTLAND TODAY"— Come and bear Rev. D. W. leamont lec- ture on this subject. Caledonlan Clrub Thursday at 8 p. m. liir. J. ll. sialoom will preside

GATHERING- .\ happy gathering of fitmily and friends met at the home oi‘ Mr. Ro . b

BIRTHDAY

Aspirin

port: _ "Hon is}. ii. Anuirtrong gave not

bert Vanlderstine. City Collectoiz] on Friday evening the 18th inst. the event being a birthday surprise for Mrs. Vanlderstlfic. The evening was a very successful one during which an address and a numiber of pre- ‘sensations were made to the guestot‘. the occasion. There was also a short programme. a dainty lunch. and a good time in general. Mr. aiul Mrs. Vanldeistine have the best ivislies of their many friends for ll happy sojourn ‘through the rs- riitlnlng portion of their lives.

COLLEGE DEBATE.—T-he ‘sub- ject of tho Prince of Wales College- Debating Society held on March 22 was "Resolved that the holding of school concerts in public schools is not. for the bcst, interests of the pupils." The speakers on tho, pro side were Cecelia Cullen. Lois. Owen._ liiulcolin Ross and on the con. side. Miss Eva Sabine Miss Widina Johnson and Daivld Keer. Forceful speeches were delivered on both sides resulting in a vic- tory for the “Proof!

Joseph Chisholm. Jack D. lilac- Queen, Peter MacQueen. and M. ii] liiaclieoil. J. O. biolieod. W. E. Mo‘ Kinnon. Beautiful floral offerings, were received from the Prince! Street Baptist Church. itirs. Jack Rest-don and tzttnilyg Clutrlottetoivui and Mrs. McQueen Orwell l

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-—THE TENTH ANNlVER8lT\ MA most enjoyable surprise purl ivas sprung upon Mr. imd Mrs Nomiuii Ferguson at there liom in Indian River recently to celt . brato the tenth uuniiversity of thei_ ’ marriztiye. About fiiliy gimsls “Mm. 1,11,. 1 compose-l the party who iii] were lwtlslvtflrllrihi-am" h" n-u intent $3011 llxlillklflg m9 ‘iiwfrt 1 with ihi-‘Ir gullerztl trade mat-h. the inomoi-a r. . r. ioorge . (w y. —--

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‘nmue of the purty presented Mr. icoulinuvil liuppitie-ss for the host violins. under the slailfiil touch ol‘ and llirs. Fcrguson with il neat _' ' and hostess. ’i‘iie literary portion Messrs iiicr Ramsay ziiul Elmer worded address mid u nicely ap- osed with u mush-iii rendition. Phillips with t'()il\‘0l'ili'\lll accompan-