iv -. - MONDAY Presbyterian General Assembly meets in Toronto next month: Rev ‘Mr. Mitchell of Summersids and Rev, Mr. Goodwiiil, of Kensington with Rev. Mr. Taylor of Char- lottetown are delegates from P. E. island to tbs meeting.

AUMME-RSIDE LADY BE- RIIAVED-The death took place recently at Aspen, Col., of l-‘reder ich Brown, formerly of Ricbibucto N. B, lie leaves his wife, former- ly Miss Elizabeth Phinney, Rich- ibuoto. Bert Brown of Nelson, is a brother and ‘Mrs. Grace Mont- gomery d! Suminerslde, a sister.

1 LAID T0 REST-The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from the residence of Mr. John Mc- Neivin, Ambrose St, of Miss Laura Rackhelm, whose death in Man- kato. Minn” last week was prev- iously announced The pail bearers were Messrs John Martin_ Charles Ross, Stanley Hardy. Hibbert l-lowett, Allison Tait and Lochiel McDonald. Rev. -L. Buckley of Halifax, in the absence of Rev. M. Glendenning, conducted the services. interment was made in the People's Cemetery.

The death of Miss Eliza Murphy of China Point, occurred at the home of her brother, Jeremiah Murphy on Wednesday 11th inst. The deceased who has been in ill health for some time past was a most estimable lady esteemed and beloved by all who knew her. She was highly intelligent and of a kind disposition. She leaves to mourn their loss two brothers, Je- remiah and Edmund, both of China Point and three sisters, Mrs. John Murphy, South Shore; Mrs. James Dorsey, Charlottetown and Mrs. William Morrissey, Miilvlew. Her funeral took place to St. Joaohim's Church, Vernon River on Friday and the cortege was one of the largest seen in that neighborhood iior many years. The pallbear- ers were her nephews, Vernon Murphy. Joseph Murphy, Leo Mur- phy. Louis Murphy, Edmund Mor. risey and Frank Dorsey, R1,}!

auQWIKL I! DELlGATE8.-—The

SECURE! POOiTi0N_ HIRE.- - _ w...“ Mr. J. H. Martin lsft today for where he has secured a good position. Mr. Martin was for some years a vai- Eastern mfg. Co. where he proved himself It is men of Mr. Martin's stamp that we regret to see leaving our town and we hops that industrial condi- tions inay soon brighten up suffi- ciently to have men of his ability

Charlottetown P. E. I.

ued employee of the

a highly competent mechanic.

back to good old New Glasgow.

was spent Tuesday last at the home~ of Mr. MacLesn. Bawfield Street. city, when her son._Neii was walled on. by a Bil-hell!!! 0f

nificent manicure set as a token of regard and well wishes for his future. The company was pleas- antly entertained and refreshments were served by the ladies, and humorous speeches were made con gratuiating M-r. MacLean on the prospects opening up to young men in the great west. Mr. Mac Lean loft Wednesday morning to join his brother in business in Saskatchewan.

CONSUL FROST PROMOTE-D- Wesley Frost retired March 29th as Acting Foreign ‘Trade Adviser of the Department of State and sailed on April 19th for his new post. Marseilles. where he will suc-

ceed Consul General Gaulin, trans- ferred to Rio de Jnniero. There was a consular luncheon in Mr_

Frost's honor on the 8th when 11*‘- was presented with a silevr cigarette case by his consular colleagues in Washington Many nice things were said. as will be reported at length in the next issue of the Bulletin says the American Con- sulate Association Bulletin for May. Mr. Frost's many friends here will learn with pleasure of his promotion. .

GAZETTEC~.—The last issue of the Royal Gazette contains notice of the incorporation of the W. 'l‘. \Vcllner'(‘o., l,td., with a capital of $40,000. Th0 incorporaiors are W. T. W lncr_ Belle I,‘ Wcliner, Mr. ll. W siaway; Frederick l. An- drews and Frank W. Andrews. The firm is to carry on a general wholesale and retail business in novelty and dry goods, glassware. silverware. watches, jewellery and repairing, etc. There is also notice

the church, where a service was conducted by Rev. Mr. Herman The pail bearers Were__Messrs Roy Buchannan, Bruce Johnston, liar- old Weeks, Arthur Smallman, lloy Phillips and Edward Foley. During the time of the funeral, from 2.30 to 3.30 p. m. ail the stores of Sum- merside were closed, as a marl. of respect to the memory of deceased.‘

TODD-BRUCE WEDDING — A quiet. and very pretty wedding took "place on Monday, May 9th at the home of the bride-ks father, l\ii'.' A. F. Bruce, Vaiieyfield, where his daughter, Catherine Isabel, became the wife of Mr. Samuel K. Todd. the well-known and highly esteem-

ed accountant with the Canadian Packing Co. Rev. J. D. .\lcl.elian. Pres-

many valuable and useful presents, including several handsome checks. The bride, who has been taking a course at the Charlottetown Busi- . nlesss College has a large circle of '- friends and was very popular. The happy couple. who will make their home at 6 Grafton Street have the best wishes of a host of friends.

WORK ON. HIGHWAYS-Work under the Highways Act has been started in this Province between Montague and Cardigan on the St. Peters Road near Charlottetown on the Summerslde-Bordeu project near Summerside, and on the Irish town-French River project. Messrs 11.. W. Stewart and. E. P| Munn have the contract for the first nam-

tbe second, Robert Walker for the_ third and Mr. Ducan McKenzie for the 4th‘. Valerius MacDonald, J. C. Milford, W. AI McLaren and Mr. Anderson are the respective en- gineers. All these projects call for the saino class of work, namely. ditching, grading, road-machining and concrete culverts. Messrs Phil- lips, Maynard and Noy expect to start this week. The other contrac- tors expect to be a-t work next‘ week. A carload of road-making machinery arrived yesterday. From reports received much more ordi- nary road work has been done up to-date than in previous years. The people are taking increased in- turest in roa>d<making and there no difficulty in getting the requis- ite labor of men and horses. Jcdg- ing from present indications there will be great activity in road ruck-l leg all through the province this yeer .

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' TUESDAY 0f the incor oration of J. Stanley dFuNERAu'_'The funeral or Wediock mil. The incorporators the lam Fred ‘mhnsmn "wk place are J. S. wedlock/W‘. B. Prowse, L Monday andovas large-iv attended Lorne ‘vemock. E W1 wed. a short service ‘béillg held at the lock wresley Hyxjdman am] house at 2 ociock and from there penfon Gunm q-hey are given we b“? w“ remwal i" 2-30 1°'power to deal in motor vehicles.

machinery, electrical supplies, étc. etc.

-AN UNHALlLOWED SOUND. ——As the long shriek of a fnctnrv

whistle pierced the graveyard quietness of Summerside in the early hours of Sunday morning,‘

the one and only night policeman of the western. capital, stood un-

certainlv on the stoop of the town -

hail and wished that he had two bodies so he might in- vestigate the unnatural noise and also stay at the pn- lice station for the

of uny visitors. Other citizens,

however, were soon roused by the-

stridcnt wail of the siren and tumbling down town in all forms of undress, found that the whistle cord of the Hail Manufacturing

byterian minister officiated. The Coiillmny factory ililil been tied up‘, happy couple were the recipients of rather tightly the night before and ,

that a heavy rain had done the rest, opening the valve and using up all the reserve steam of the

boilers in a long and exuberant howl. DEATH OF MR. JOSEPH

LANEr-ln the death of ‘Mr. Jos- eph Lane of this city who passed awvay‘ in the P. E. island ilospitiii 0n lSlunday morning after a pro- longed illness a. well known citizen has been called away. Mr. Lane was employed for over fifty years in Ducliemin's woodworking tablishment. having first served bis apprenticeship with the grand- lather of the present Duchemin brothers and later becoming fore-

man in which capacity he served .

faithfully for many years lie from active work "ear ago, owing to failing health.

Mr. ‘Lane was well-known in boat- r

ing circles in earlier life when that pastime was sport in Charlottetown and he was a most enthusiastic lover of sail- ing crafts. Ho wa-r 1 prime favor- ite with the boys of his day and will ibG long rememlbered for his happy temperament and ail-round cheerful disposition. lie leaves t0 mourn a widow, formerly Miss Mary J. Evans of thiscity, who will have the sympathy __r_if many friend's in her sad loss. The funer- al takes place at 9 o'clock from his late liome_ Prince Street. to St. Dunstans Cathedral. thence to R.

1*‘ C. Cemetery. The factory of Mes-

srs A_ Duchemin & Co., will be closed during the time of the |funerai out of respect to the

memory of deceased, who was not Only an onipioyce but a life-long friend of the proprietors.

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FAREWELL T0 MR. NEIL Mac LIEAN.-—-A pleasant socia-l evening

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‘ FRIDAY DIED IN OALIFORNIA- A Trzrfiiitgm Qsgelirt: :10 "hair'- tgleglrsnéihbearing the sad news of i»... attending Mt Ailisionodurlz: B , .- . ' .

ea of Mn W M Britht ohm; p“: year arrived home yester- Los Angeles, California, wag i-e- day. Mhhm Toomb , ceived in this eity yesterday QI9n.l’Mal:‘nr8t cum" s. Stewart, .m5- f“ 1:" 5°" a” W111“ 1°17 11 ‘Giydon Moore. Chsrlottegagnnsltgg: arts. “iris: "W w» A I h dell Mutch and Mildred Mutch,

1180 es, er brother A. W. Sterne, Mo“; Herbert Cm w

E. D. Sterne and Harvey Sterns of Badeque wmléin "ell-feud r151"- this city and‘ lim- sister. Mrs. J. mm 315,,“ .McDonald.Ip|net€g:

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113mm‘ °’ Wmwlilh- N- 5- Elsie Boswell. Victoria, Reginald based on an avcrflgepf twenty mu“ 30m RE_""3,DENT DEAD xilifiellhsBedhqllofd Dorothy Mc- travel. Prices, including free tube. ' _ __ ‘ , . . The death occurred at Launching muff; sfflffljféldi “d Ha“! Silo Tirol Size Tires Size n", Tuesday afternoon, of Mr. John ' ' ma: 310.10 sau time am) 15.20 as,“ ' Walker, aged 84. a well known and _. . 32K! 11-” 114*‘ 14-111 3411i slam m 1 highly respected farmer. He was ST,,,,D'E.'Z,,,',,'Q,,A¥,QES,§T'T,A T" m‘ “m w“ ‘w’ m“ m“ 1i: one of tflie prominent citizens of “ y om n8 m‘ “w | m;

by Vii‘. H. R. Crockett, Summer- side (lonveyed the sad news of the death ofiiis daughter, Mrs. McKay of Amherst. No particulars were received. Mr. and Mrs. Crockett and Carl and Roy of Souris left by motor Thursday afbernoon for

Send $3.00 deposit on each tire-balance C,() l) your examination of oods. Full amount“ _ with order if. in the_ allowing Provinces: No New Brunswick _Prince Edward island, gm

Alberta, andjflrltish Columbia. When 0rd, whether straight-side or clincher. A 10%discoun, when full amount accom snies order. Bu,“

that locaiity_ a man of a high 0rd. er of intelligence, who always took an active interest in the wel- fare of the community He leaves to mourn two sons, Angus and Joseph, and onewiaughter, Miss Maggie Walker at ‘home. The fun-

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CREW LEAVES FOR SOUTH. —'I‘he colored crew of the schooli- er Victory Chimes which arrived at Georgetown on Alunday passed through Charlottetown yesterday, 11314118 been paid 0ff_ nnil proceed- ed on their journey back to Ala- hamz.

-WEDDED IN BOSTON-The marriage took place in Boston‘ on Saturday, of Miss Margaret Mc- Pherson, daughter of .\Ir. and Mrs. Geo. McPherson of Summer- side and Mr. Dennison Craig. form eriy 0f Maipequc, botii bride and groom have a liost of friends in Sunimerside. Ziiiss ‘McPherson was for n number of years a pop- ular employee of Sinclair & Stew- art.

WEDDING BELLS-A marriage of much interest in Victoria took lililke ii: Prince Rupert on .\liil'Cll 30 at iiic Aiiniinciiitiilii (‘iitliolic (‘liuri-h, when Miss Mary (Milo) Tralnor. youngest iiailgiitcr of Mr. James Tflllllfll‘, foriilcriy of Prince Edward island, now 0f vicioriii, he- caine the bride 0f Mr. George Erl- ward l-iartnell, son of Mrs. M. .-\. Hartncli. of Victoria. Rev. Father Zilcflratil irfficlatcd. Tile bride was‘; handsomely dressed in a navy blue tricollne suit and crepe ile- chine hat with white fox filrs. the gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Hiirlneli is pur chasing agent of tile Federal Mur- ine Department, Victoria. and left for Prince Rupert in February! where he is associated with

port. Mr. and Mrsfillartneil, who are at present staying with Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Morrlssey, will reside ht Prince Rupert for the next months. later making their home in Victoria.

were plentiful in the market yes- terday, large lflflde the previous day on the north side. CQHIB scarce and ranged from 15 to 25c a dozen. A few cod, the first oi‘ the season were on sale at 12 cents per pound. '

lCE.—Tiio new steamer, R. llendry, Capt. sailed ai 9 o'clock Saturday night Scholarship l0 leflv-e there at noon today for,\\'rigllt, Central Bedeque, the Magdalen Islands via Souris, i’. E. she was buiii. one of the owners of the new boat and wim has large interests at tho iliagilzilens, went from iicro by lhc i~IlC£llll8i‘.—HfliilflX Mail, l6.

cident cccurcil Sunday afternoon near limiter River when a motor- lng party, consisting of Misses Jean and Ethel Campbell, Smith and Mr_ Godfrey of Wilt- shire ran into a bad hole in a briilgo. Mir. Godfrey's nose was broken 111 1118 accident 11ml £118 which made a total reduction this

occupants of the car received a year of mm), per cent Mr. park. pacts for s. successful year in; 111111 Shaking 119- T119 0011111111111 01 man says the unions there have fishing looks very encouraging.‘ 1)“, [My “Qluy g gm, mun-Em, . X11118 11111189 11118 91817101181!’ 11P“11{ilropped their prlces,ten cents an lfarnling is also going forward in; "“'i1'@11"1"19‘1 "5 Very 113119310115 111" hour . He intends returning tn good shape in the Magdalena, most: Qummc

construction of iwo steel ships for| it 599mg no stops have been mkeni t , - , . me Donunionnovernlnentv at “mam repair it. Lliarloiietown in nhout .1 months

$11111 .- ‘ - ,. eral I willl Sttakg place éomolgrow first, nearest express office. Re iner free with ovary morn ng o . eorge's eme ery. SUCGESSFUW _ 4 __ gather Edward Walker of Rollo TOWN B°Y__.,':he mf1‘:y"§;gg:§ ECONOMY T1115 Cm Delil- 27o 11-13 Jarvis St.,'l' ‘"- Mr. F. V. ‘Ryan, son of Capt. Jos - h” '-

RYMI. Harbour Master of this port will be pleased to hear of his ap- Dointment as chief officer of the Canadian GOVemmenf._ Surveying gins. Acadia, of the Atlantic coast

urvey which is at present receiv. 1118 ‘her annual Oferhauiing at Halifax. ‘

with all who had‘: f“ - -A gloom was cast over Gcorgc- his acquaintance sniifiiileaif“ town on Wednesday May 18th wliengreatly missed not “my b bl the aiL-‘gei of death entered thbreiotives but also by hi u“ home of Mr. Daniel lMai-tell andmates and friends. pm“ claimed for its own his youngestsorrowing father tiiere 1:51am! son John Charles, at the age ofmourn three $15.8", Kai? M1 five years. lie had been sick twonnd Isabel, also m“. {now f’ “ days but the end was norexpectoii to ‘mom-n this loss of u 183v‘- ll so soon and his death came as satfectionatc brother, 14,, ‘V1111!’ sudden shock to all. John (lharles buried i“ [he “Oman $31110“! was a bright little boy, n favorite g[(5|'y_ “

ISLAND STUDENTS AT MT

ALLlSON.--'l‘ile Mount Allison Ladies College closing exercises were held on Monday night at Sack ville. island students made a good showing in the various Mount Al- lison Institutions this year. Miss Margaret Crozier [if Kensliigton wins a prize for Bible study; Miss Gladys Styles of Alberton wins the alumnae prize for highest average in form of music; The matricuiants in the Academy include the follow- 111B islandersz- William McLeod Vernon; Giydon Moore. Charlotte. 161311;; wlf-nhfidilllgtl. tSumiéieil-side ;

PB . en ral - ere iue. TO GO ON ‘IAGDALEN SERV- Graduates in Stenography; rile... W-I 111118 R160. Summerside; Mildred D. Ciimpbcily, Slackford Kensington. Alum,“ in classics, Claire

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TO SELL PROPERTV.—Mr. A. 15- A1195’ intends" offering his splen- 111111? situated; home at 275 Rich- mond Street, facing Hiilsborough Square. by auction on Thursday, May 26th at 12 o'clock noon, This is one oi’ the most desirable rest. (fence in Charlottetown and the sale affords an opportunity for someone to secure a. nice home l Tile premises may be inspected m; application to Mr. Alley m- M;- Beii-rlsto. auctioneer. The furni- illm °“"~- Will be sold ill 2 o'clock

ie Siiillr: afternoon. |

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ilio new liietiilodisl Cllllrcil in Svd- ‘°“’" °" “18111-951111." night from a‘ ncy qf which he ha,‘ ‘he contract ‘two weeks visit to the ‘Zllflgilillflllii ‘t, 1i- Will 1m Opened for its first ser- “("1 1"?! yesterday ilfternonn fort vice on June 7m M“ Parkman i115 lmnie in Miscouclis. Mr, Gnu- Pellflfl-S Lllat business has become d9‘ 19119119 1111"- 1119 115111111! Bl- the 1'91‘? quiet in Sydney and since the 113511019118 has been excellent of closing down qr the $1991 works lute. herring being taken in largo about 1,800 men are out of em- quantities while some splendid Dloyment following a filriher re. catches of lobsters have been tiik- ,duction cin pny or ten 1J9,- Cont, en. Mackerel have also struck in_ near the ldlfillflfi and the pros-

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