Western Locals

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my ho |a::,j;',"',','§:§ atrial: unbl- ll

‘mice. .____

Buy aoonv noon noun ‘o; you will not regret it.

,_ '5 SIIAVING saws m "Jag-lo,- Drug Co., Kensingtml.

4m BUYER-Mr. Justin Rot-

o, part5, France, is purchasinﬂ

,5, {o}; pelts at the office of B. Rogers Summerside.

“hm ' --i007-lZ-3-1mo.

Jrnsoair-Tlons T0 ‘run ARuYITETOWN GUARDIAN l; ac handed to their representa-

m‘ M155 Olgi). Green, Albany.

LGILLETTE gold safety razor, m him» liiidcs and used blade con- “mgr, price ollly 9c over the prion at the blades only at Bruce's.

L-l602-12-2l-2l.

_.\\‘.i\NTED—Lurge quantities of ml 5(‘L‘tl oats, also table stock (atocs. Highest market prices at g1 timer. see us before selling else- ‘hero. J. B. Mlflman, Kensirigton. L-l411-l2-l7-10i. JHRISTMAS S H 0 PIPE R S (tomc- to slroligs-Noted for their iaroiiillyi mlccied assortment of will) EMS for everybody; at prices m; (rill astonish you. L-1597-l2-2l-2l.

JOFNCILLOR MACKAY RE- srolllzli T0 HEALTH-Councillor iiackuy was warmly greeted at the Cﬁllilvil Board oil Friday by Mayer Robinson and Councillors prgsell‘, tllis being his second ap- peilfnllft‘ nt the Board since his MQYQYY from his serious illness.

LDl-IXHI 0F MRS. ALAN HUD- SON, Fiﬂﬁll-IRLY or S'SIDE - tinny friends in Sunlmerside will regret to loin-n of the death on De- Wfllbrl‘ 17th, of Mrs. Hudson at Cambridge, Mass, widow of the late

‘ ( l l-iiirlson. Mrs. Hudson orly Ella Siavert of Sum- mcrslde 421d will bc kindly remem- berer. by licr many friends. She lcavcs to mourn three sons, Stavert, Alan ﬂilil Henry; and three broth- els, Sir Wiillzlm Stavert. Montreal; Mr. P P. Siavert and Mr. H. W. sigrvi" iii‘ Vl('[0I‘l?l-, B. C. Mrs. Hud-

llcv. ‘

50H l‘i(\'l iii-ell ill about. ten weeks ouor to licr dcntll.—S _ Personals

-.\tr. Andi-cw Doherty is being welsh LA blck to Suinmerside by his lriaziy friends-S.

. ‘rllnlle A. Campbell and or,.\'1is Bradhaw have re- ll‘()lll Montreal where they have l)('('li visiting-S.

‘-(‘.IRI. GUIDES-The newly (ilfla Guide troop at. Sum- liilve been busy making wreaths and other 1c. activities-S.

Iu- Ilium-I'll for I-llten.

iummerside Town Council Meeting

At the adjourned meeting of the liimilierside Town Council bills "it lln scd as follows: Town paid Bills, 1663.70. unpaid bills, $10045.- it, electric light paid bills, $115.42, “M! $8821.24. A bill 0f $45.95) We thc sum spent by the Public Health Department for toxin, etc., Ills acknowledged and. posed. A mitten was posed to purchase

mlnioll of Canada Bonds am- ‘uiiiiiil to $11,000 to be applied w inking Fund-S.

POLICE REPORT

1'1"‘ monthly report of the Pol- Wm E ( incnt showed convictions drunkenness 20; theft cases 32

IQDVlCIlOHl 2; one conviction for “Mil: two vagrants. Fines col- lected $140.00.

Tito convictions with regard t0 milk irvt. Samples from nineteen mi-k vendors were sent to the hibilc licalth Department at iiharlotlctolwl and the following "Dart received.

Test of Butter Fat

Cream: Frank Townsend 32.00; John Pillman 34.0,

Edward Clark 8.2 m)" McQuarrfe 3.5 Cairns Bros 4.6 human I/[iNNﬂlly ' ‘ \ 4.2 Obbr-c MacArthur i_ 4.4 al Dairy " 4.0 Iona Pillman 4.2 Prank Townsend - 4.6 Albert Gay 3.2 \- K. Llewellyn an “not Chappel 4.: i- Boswell 4.5 Mex Clinppell an falter Lliuglin 8.0 Donald MacNeill 3.5 m. Harris 4.0 Prank Glover 4.1 Ernest Walker 3.8 I-rmau Hall 4o

GROUP INSURANCE

Councillor Nicholson, chairman “Y the Finance Committee N9011- ed m" by an arrangrmcrit 0f troup insurance all the town pro- m)’ including the High School is "W well protected from fire risk aelower premium than hereto-

Meﬁilllﬂ adjourned until Decem- bri- 20th.

Y‘ " “lnnrdﬁi for Illlcn.

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ime Grows Sort Pals,

Four Days Till Christmas

(Continued from page 1)

Master Errol Ilund. Mt. H . Ronald Kennedy, Kensingtcn. Racer Kennedy. Kenainztm. Philip Ritcey. East Point. Florence Inmarl, Hampton.

Lidy I. Inman, Hampton.

Mrs. J. R. Munn, Marshfield. Irene Cameron, Summerslde. Gertrude Inman, North Tryon, Roland Doucette, libenemr. Phyllis Rossiter.

Louise Rossiter.

Frances Rossiter.

Bernadette Itossiter.

Donald Herbert Mason, Bunbury. Miss Williams.

Mrs. D. M. Gass. i ' y ~.. Mix Doris Heartz. '

SANTA will“

Mrs. A. J. Mathescll, O'Leary. Mrs. Ernest T. Mill, Kensington. LePage Shoe Co.

Bessie Conrad.

Walter Conrad.

Mr. John Carson.

Mrs. Legate.

Joan Gillis.

Mary Gillis.

John W. Yeo.

Marjorie ‘Spillett.

Joyce Coffin.

Phyllis Coffin.

Rev. Harvey L. Denton.

J. R. McEwen.

Alycre Arsenaul!

R. A. McPhliil.

Miriam Douglas.

Miss Anna Bennett.

MLss Jerry Blair.

Miss Lois Bryenton.

Lois Henry.

Louise Henry.

Evelyn Henry.

Edmund Henry.

Evelyn Stewart.

Harold Stewart.

Mrs. J. G. Jamieson.

Mrs. Arthur Duvar.

Hazelbrook Women's Institute. Billy Burke.

Jubilee Club.

Olive Rowley.

Roland Hyde, Cornwall.

York Little Theatre players. Charlie Rogers, Kensingtlon. David Adam. Sea View. Gladys June Campbell. Helene Colwill.

Jimmy McDonald. .-

obby Vatcher. hester VanIderstine.

Mrs. Samuel Hood. Wanda Livingstone, Clyde River. John McDougall.

Joan Wood.

Long Creek Y. P. Society. Lorna. and Aietha MacFadyen,

Augustine Cove.

Phyllis M. Cronin.

Venie McDougali.

Elwin Mills, Mills Point.

Percy Hunter. iiensington.

Miss Annie McKenzie.

Mr. Harry Evans.

John Davis.

Margaret Cameron.

Mrs. Warren Duchemin. ‘ Hyndman dz Co.

Elizabeth Simmons.

Pauline Simmons.

Gordon Tait.

Phyllis Tait.

E. C. Holm, DeSable.

Mrs. F. S. Moore.

lPlythians Community welfare u .

Mrs. John Andrew.

Mr. Wallace Andrew.

Constance McLure.

Mrs. W. H. Daugherty. Victoria, Lillian Block.

Evelyn Block.

Sylvia Block.

Wilma Delaney, Kensington. Marion Saunders.

Allison DﬂUndGlI. ‘l A: Ruth Hood.

Mrs. Fred Carlyle.

Mrs. Samuel Hood.

A Friend.

Mrs. David Sencabaugh, Murray

Harbor North.

James McLure, Murray Harbor

North.

Miss Martha r. cal-mt, East

Baltic.

Mrs. Albert Garrett.

Lucy A. McLure, North Rustico. Mrs. Robert Mayhew, crapaud. Caroline Sinclair.

Isabeli Sinclair.

Albert Sinclair.

Baptist C. G. I. T.

SANTA PALS

Bishcp J. A. O'Sullivon.

Adele MacNutt.

Mrs. Jame: White.

Charlinc Owen, Malpequo. Charlie Owen, Malpequo. , Mrs. G. F. Hufcl-ieson

Miss Zlllo Saint.

Mrs. Wm. Reid, ﬁenchfcrt. Barbara Homm.

Dewar Hamm, Mt. Herbert.

EVBIYII Gill, Elliottvalc.

Mrs. Ira Dulgloc. Francis Goyle. Barbara Coylo. Joan Taylor.

Mrs. Fred Coylc.

Mr. Alfred Linkletter. ‘ Ethel McPhee.

Gertrude McPl-iee.

Isaac Carter.

Isobel Goodwin.

Maurice Goodwin.

Mrs. Gavin Harding.

Allan Harding.

Mr. 0. Price.

Miss Norah Longworth. Business Girls’ Unit, C. W. L. Mr. C. H. B. Longworth. Robert Douglas.

Emy Lou Douglas. Albert Douglas. ' d?” Helen Younker.

Margaret Lord, Cape Traverse. Anita Lord, Cape ‘Traverse. Katherine Wright.

Nomad, Zion C. G. I. T.

Mrs. W. R. Dennis.

Mrs. A. H. Roper.

Mrs. R. R. Bell.

Miss Etta McLure. Montague. Jay Fraser.

Mrs. W. B. Robertson.

Mrs. Blanchard.

Joyce Proctor.

Keir Proctor.

Lois Watts.

Joan Large.

Viney Watts.

Donald and Joyce Irvine. Capt Taylor.

Members Hi Y Grads Club. ‘Zuth Tarbush.

Mrs. R. M. Whitlock.

Mrs. Alvin Shaw.

Dorothy MacDonald, Milton. Joan Large.

Donald Large.

Mrs. Frank Currie.

Mr. Harry G. Rogers.

Mrs. Frank Auld, West Cove-

head.

A Friend.

William Dawson Ives. Barbara Doyle.

Master Irv-lrlg Praught.

Sonya Jane Praught.

Paul Cudmore.

Mrs. J. R. Starratt.

Mr. Gordon Starratt. Margaret Ann Horne.

Red Point Sewing Club. Joyce Gillis. .

Bennett Gillis.

Phemie Gillis.

Joan Gillis.

Miriam Gillis.

C. W. L., Charlottetown sub-dih-

sion.

Mrs. W. H. Pnowse

Mrs. C. P. Stewart, Keppoeh. Florence Mutch, Southport. Helen Cutcliffe.

Everett Cutcliffe.

Miss Esther Harper, Stanhope. Trinity Wolf Cub Pack.

Mrs. N. H. DeBlois.

Miss Beryl DeBlois.

Miss Audrey DeBlois.

Miss Norah DeBlois.

Capt. Taylor.

Frankie Smith.

Miss Grace Blenkhom.

Helen Cutciiife.

Everett Cutcllﬂe.

R. R. Bell.

Joyce Proctor.

Kier Proctor.

The Misses Horne.

Miss Audrey Birch.

John McDougall.

Doris Craswell.

Aileen Campbell, Kenslngwn. Ruth Moase, Kensington. Marjorie Fol-de.

Mrs. Nelson Payrlier, Kerlsington. Frances Reay.

Miss Bessie Stead.

Miss Ada Stead.

Edward MacGOugan and Owen

MacG-ougan, Malpequo.

Gertrude Howatt.

Sarah Forbes.

Margaret Lord, Cape ‘Traverse. Anita Lord. Cape Traverse. Iii-Y Grads Club.

Mrs. Ira J. Yoo.

Verna Wood.

Mrs. Percy Pope. Elizabeth Martin. Margaret Martin. Donald Martin. Crasweils Photo Studio. Mrs. O. C.‘ Crasweli. Mr. W. Arthur Geudet. Miss Eleanor Toombo. Margaret Clarke.

In memory of former Santa. Pals,

Rev. George Miller, DD.,ond Dou-

glad n. luular.

Doria Craswcll.

Douglas A. O. MacDonald. Stephanie L. W. MacDonald. Inez Marie C. MacDonald. Grace Joan A. MacDonald. Lewis V. A. MacDonald. Bobby White. . Phyllis H. Whftloek. Sandra Mikell Logan. Billy McNeely.

Mrs. R. P. Simpson.

{HI CHAR c

Mrs. J. M. McFadyen.

Church.

Kirk Troop Boy Scouts.

Miss Joan Williams.

Miss G. L. Williams.

In memory of‘ Bradford G. Mc-

Lun, Brlwkley.

Mrs. Roma. McLure.

A Friend.

Anna J. Maclnnis. Mrs. B. W. Prowse. Mrs. George J. Rogers. Rooemar y " , G90!!!) J. Rogers. ‘Pom Rogers.

Doris McDougll-lll. Esther McDougall. Kathleen McNeely. Loraine McNeely. Arthur Coffin. Margaret Coffin. Vincent Moore.

Wilma Moore.

In memory of Mr. and Mrs,

Douglas McEwen.

Mrs. C. H. B, Longworth.

Mr. Harold Messervey.

~Mr. J. W. Calm, Borden.

Mrs. H. E. CBJILWBIL

Lilia M. C0185. North Milton. ' Mrs. Victor Coﬂin, Savage I-Iar.

bor. boMrs. Lloyd Warren, Savage H“-

r.

Lieut. Governor Col. G. D, De. Blots.

Mr. Benjamin Bremner.

Mrs. Ewen Canleron.

M155 Marjory Carr.

Mrs. Chester S. Magma,

Miss Evelyn Burnett.

Miss Margaret Irving.

MP“ Shim)! Jane Dunning. Miss Roma Ann Dunning. Mrs._H. A. C. Scarth.

Miss Virginia Scarth,

Sonny Scantlebury.

Miss Louise Hzrzard.

Miss Florence Strickland.

Mrs. P. W. Clarkin.

Basilica. Cllb Pack.

Miss Joan Williams.

Master Layton Rogers scrim-man,

Summerside.

Mrs. Percy Moreside

Billy Moreside

Billy Farmer

Mary Farmer

Mrs. W- J. P. MzicMillan

Mrs. A. A. Bartlett Fred Seaman Donald Seaman lVLrs. George DeBlois Miss Helen DeBIois Mrs- E. A. Foster Miss Phyllis Foster Doris McDougall. Esther McDougall. Kathleen McNeely. Loraine McNeely. Arthur Coffin. Margaret Coffin. Vi_rlcent Moore. Wilma Moore.

"" memory of Mr.

Dos, is McEwell.

Mrs. C. H. B. Lollglvol-Lh.

Mr. Harold Mcssrrveyn

Mr. J. W. Callli, Borden.

Mrs. H. E. Cdntwell.

Lilla M. Coles, Nortil Milton. Mrs. Victor Coffin, Savage H“-

bor. Mrs. Lloyd Warren, Savage Har- bor.

and Mrs.

Mary Williams, Elinor Williams, North River Road.

Miss Agnes McQuuid.

Mrs. J. Roland COtiClY.

Mrs. Lemuel ltIxlcKillilon, High-

field.

_Miss G. L. Williams.

William T. Hennessey.

Earl S. Hennessey.

Raymond Heilnessey.

Master William Ernest Robert-

son. Sllmmerside.

3rd Ch'town Co. Girl Guides. Miss Mabel Parkman. i

Past Noble Grand’; Club, Alpha

Rebekah Lodge.

Reginald Webb

Gordon Garnhlim

Ruth Gamhum

Paula Jenkins Rayfield

Mr. Frank MacKinnon

Betty Bruce

Betty Anne Brady.

Mrs. B. M. Vail

Mary Irene Beairsto

A Friend

Jessie Harper

Nora Harper

Mrs. Harry Miller

ltrs. Charles Connolly

Anne Sadie!- Frank Sadler A Friend Jim Palmer Suzanne Palmer h

Mrs C. H. Black

Miss Dorothy Black

Mrs. G. O. 591111!

Donna Shaw

Rev. Father Dougan

Moore and McLeod Lid. Mrs. A. W. Hyndman Catherine Hyndman

Mr. E. B. S. Lin!

Donald Tinney

Mrs. W. M. Wright

Gordon Wright

Mary Cronin

Miss Agnes Clinton

Nancy I-lyndmarl.

Miss Blanche Finiayson

ma. Harold McKie. K915110611 Mrs. W. R. Aitkcn

Mr. W. K. Rogers

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i’. |.. Boiuilisswon

FUNERAL DIBICTOBI AND EMPALMIRS

Prince Count, llmpftll Anriutance in Charge S; zrzmrrald ~. irx-deuue and Ken inglon Phone 384.

PHONE 74

.1. LJDAVISON

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMEB

IKENSINGTON

[by and Night Cllll Promptly Attended.

BRINGING VUP FATHER

Busy Bee Group, C.G.I.T., Zion

Mrs. Ben). mgei-s, Sr. Mr. Sydney Green

alty. Mrs. Mark McGuignn Mrs. E. W. McKinnon Miss Betty Beer

Corner

Mr. D. K. Currie. Miss Annie Smith.

Miss Lorna. Weeks. Mr. M. W. Weeks.

John Walker. Mildred Walker. George Walker. Dorothy Andrew. Mrs. Fred Andrew.

Durrell Murray. Herbert Murray.

side. Mrs, David Stewart. Vernon Hennessey.

Mrs. F. P. Taylor. Gloria Large.

staﬂllage. Mrs.

Mr. John C. Doull, Georgie Dollll, Chelton.

Valerie Rogers.

Billie head.

457 James 9 (book), 458 Annie l0 (doll). 459 Geordie 4 (doll). 460 Doreen 5 (doll). 461 Phyllis 10 (doll). 462 Hclina ii (book).

464 Dot 4 (rag doll.) 465 Beth 3 (rag doll). 466 3 mo; (rattle).

467 Marie 9 (book).

46B Helen 7 (book). 469 Herman l0 (hockey 470 Austin 7 (hockey). 471 Rose 6 (doll).

472 Louie 4 (toy),

473 liiary 3 (push toy). 474 Jane (dog).

475 Bernice 7 (doll). 476 Louis 3 (toy).

477 Allan 9 (hockey). 478 David 2 (push toy). @179 Aiillyii 1 (toy). 1480 Earl 9 (hockey).

481 Eddie "1 (ten pin game);

482 Hclcli 2 (rag (1011), 483 Earl 3 (pilgh my), ‘"4 Annie i0 (book). 485 Andrew 9 (hockey). 486 Richard 4 (toy),

487 George 3 (mecll. toy).

488 Pailliile 2 id|5h)_ 48!) Barbara 6 (doll). 490 Howard B (hockeyiu 491 Loliis 4 (dog).

492 Baby 7 mos (rattle).

493 Louise l0 (book).

‘ 494 Marvin 8 (hockey). 495 Lemuel 7 (game). 496 Elllicr 5 (train). 497 Leona 2 (push toy). 408 Doris 8 (doll).

499 Eddie 6 (game). 500 Vincent 4 (toy). 501 Mary 2 (rag doll)!

503 Helen 7 (doll). 504 Joseph 5 (game). 505 Teresa 7 (doll). 506 Owen 8 (hockey).

509 Cat ierine 8 (doll). 510 Sue 4 (cut outs). 51' Annie l0 (doll). 512 Noreen 6 (dish set). 518 Teresa 9 (book).

51s Blair ‘a (hockey). 516 Joseph 6 (train). 517 Palma. 3 (doggie). 518 Dorothy) 7 (doll). 519 Blanche 6 (doll). 520 Freddie 4 (train). 52' Melvinu (doggie).

523 Phyllis 9 (book). 524 Bernice 7 (doll). 525 Florence 6 (doll). 526 Henry 4 (train).

529 Teresa 9 (book). 530 Shirley 8 (doll). 531 Bobble 7 (hockey). 582 Shirley 4 (doll). .533 534 Charlotte l0 (book). 535 Marie i) (game). 536 Joyce 6 (doll).

537 Erma 4 (top),

538 Roma 2 (blocks).

540 Gerald A (train) 641 Eleanor i (rattle). 542 Gertrude l0 (doll). 543 Mary 6 (dish set). 544 Leo 9 (hockey). 545 John 5 (train).

Mrs. J. E; B. McCready.

Miss Wilma Wood, Central Roy- Mark J. McGulgan, Jr.

Mr. Charles McKinnon

Dorothy Elizabeth Lewis . Mrs. Boswell Jenkins, McKenulei

Miss Etta Jenkins. Mt. Albion Morris Jenkins, Mt. Albion Coun. Charles Dougm

Miss Cqrlrlle Hyndman.

Mrs. Arthur W. Weeks.

Margaret Corrine Walker. Mary Florence Walker.

Hon. Dr. W. J. MacMillnn. Miss Elizabeth Anderson.

Mr. Charles Simpson, Summer-

Mrs. Murdock MacKirlnon. Mrs. Lorne Burleigh, Eilersile. Miss Margaret A. Stewart, Dun-

Thomas Michael, Michael, Dorothy Michael,

McKinnon, West Cove.

NUMBERS AND NAMES

463 Charlie 6 (push toy).

502 William 10 (hockey),

507 Charles 4 (push toy). 508 Jack l0 mos (rattle).

514 Richard 10 (hockey).

522 Catherine 2 (push toy). l pfelliy of demand,

527 Margaret 2 (rag doll). 528 Adeline 7 mos (rattle). )

Sylvia 3 (teddy bear).

539 Thelma 4 mos (rattle).

Gtiaxvuui

RIDE

and PRINCE COUNTY

m Josephine a (toy). 647 Pearl 9 (book). 548 Joyce 8 (doll).

_ 549 Bernice 6 (doll).

550 Edith 4 (rag doll).

J61. Florence 6 mos (rattle). lg: Stephen i0 (hockey).

Th,’

.._.g,

Wilfred 7 (boll). 664 Louis 5 (puppy). 555 Francis 2 (hockey). 556 Loo l0 (ball). 557 Walter 5 (toy). 668 John 3 (toy). 669 Carl 3 (toy). 560 Hilda i) mos (rattle). 561 Raymond 9 (hockey). 567 Agnes 10 (book). 568 Minnie 7 (doll). 566 Eunice 3 (toy).

the Eddy z (train).

567 Phyllis 4 (push 00y). 568 Marie 2 (toy).

569 Louis l (rattle). 570 Marie 7 (doll).

571 Eyvon 5 (toy).

572 Frances 10 (book). 578 Marie 8 (doll).

574 Earl 6 (car).

575 Louis 4 (train).

576 William 2 (toy).

577 Rosey l (rattle).

579 Charles 10 (book and sitates). 590 Eric 8 (hockey).

581 Teresa 4 (rag doll). 582 Dorothy 4 (rag doll) 586 Robert 10 (skates). 584 Margaret 9 (dishes) 585 Joan 7 (doll).

586 Genevieve 5 (doll). 587 Allan 4 (car).

588 Wilfred 2 (teddy bear), 589 Frederick 0 mos (rattle). 590 Mildred 9 (book). 591 Clara, 3.

592 "Lorene, 5.

593 Cavell, 3. t" 594 Agnes, 4. ‘ 595 Billie, 10.

596 Hilda, 7.

597 Marie, i0.

598 Lorne, 5.

599 Frances, 6.

600 Wendell, 3.

601 Baby, 4 mos.

602 Jimmie, 7.

603 Constance. 9,

604 Gertrude, 9.

605 Jlimes. 7.

603 Robert, 3.

807 Betty, 9.

608 Muriel, 7,

609 Vincent, 10.

610 Marion, 7. ,

611 Cora, 5.

612 Betty, 4.

613 Thomas, 2%.

614 Marline, 11.1,.

615 Merrill 7 mos

616 Raymond, 3.

617 Innis. 7.

618 Edward, 10.

619 Helen, 2.

620 Shirley, 5.

621 Mary, G.

622 Marjorie, 4.

625i Mary, 5.

624 Shirley, 1.

iItalian Troops Occupy

British Trading Post

(AP. By Guardian's Special Wﬁrc)

ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia, Dec. 20 --The British trading station at Gambcla, Western Ethiopia. was taker. over today by the Italian ily- ing column which is occupying western provinces of Emperor Hallo Selassie in the name of the king of Italy. ,

Today's occupation apparently brought to an end British influence in that section of Abyssinia. But it

reportedly raised a delicate question

between London and Rome.

Strong Demand For Felts In Old Country.

Mr. F. J. Douglas, who rep- resents the Prince Edward Island Fur Pool, in London, England, and who ha, been on a brief visit to the Fur Pool‘s lcadquarters at Summerside, says that London buyers are hungry for pelts. The trade do not want, skim or green leather and flat fur. There is however, for full furred skins, especially silvers.

, With the Coronation now set for

next May, there will be an in- creasing demand for furs of every kind, as London society will be at its best and visitors will no doubt be heavy buyers of made up furs.

The latest reports from London are very encouraging with 90 l)"

cent sold of the 34.000 Delis offer- .

ed for sale and prospects are bright for the future with prices firm. Speaking of comparisons of Island pelts with Norwegian, Mr.

Douglas said, some Island skins are -

not a good colour. but there are many fine pelts. The average Nor- "egian pelt is l. good black.- He nid buyers arc not interested as towhere the skin comes from: they want o. certain quality skin and if it is on the market they purchase it without regard to‘ its

l amcee

I111. . I

[and generation, and while progress (depends on modification and change, if things are to lll0\'€ for-

it

i ward, some mail must be vrlllul

F)’ " take the first steps and ashurilc thl Irlsks. Mr. Holman lighted the path ‘ for the development o; H115 inlpcrt- rant indllslry and his life uas char-

HCIGTlY/‘fl by sncri re, and courage

It. is part. of tll . .ly w ill vlllicll

this world is gourll-ri‘ Lllut. the

bravest and most sirvnuolts spirits

are apt to‘ (zonsccixiu- tllvlr lives to

rbuowmg u the text of we ad__ some grand ])lll'])()$“. in tllc pllrsut

dress on the hue James h Holman‘ of Winch tilt-y strive, fllltl f. "’_ and

delivered last week before the Sum- mo? amt an“: "A L" mersfde Board o‘ “we by Cmmcm death has srhlcrl til z

Ho,- Mwxay; . the voice of prrirc or l

, i-Your worship and Gentlemen. _ them as nothing; it t-lrips‘ oil: tea’.

.—<I‘t ﬂ-flqﬂls me great pleasure w they ilavc (l"ll" .'l grvrir, om wonder-

prment to the town of summcrslde m} mm‘? "l" w“ '"*”"_ ‘ “ '

a. framed picture of the late James i‘ ‘Emu fhm“ y‘ ‘u’ Mrlml“ _ _

ll“ Holman‘ rounder of u“, Camh the (ihirrt tr) wiiir-li til‘ l‘ nrjl il)ll..

dim tourist blame“ and an honon ' llvPs were. (‘Ol\.“.l‘('l'.'ll.(‘(l, i‘ i. 1t tltev

ed citizen of Bunmlgrgjde; B150 a i could listen to tine l i L‘ vi. iwl‘.

(in;

w” o! me original tourist cud iposterlty lavisllcs upon they used by me Island Park Ho,“ m ' would be daft Willi flflill7 rlt. Ill the early Seventies. 5 Yer? “a1 3m“ "m5 , m9. Q‘ “It is trlle, institutiors make men, °‘“ “W” P‘°“"""' °’ Wrd‘ but it is also true that in. the begin- 1 9d 1799*” m9?‘ l” h" “ m‘ terpnslng vision bot

ning, men made institutions. In, , the year 1870, a small Island was 1 “m? “m0 a b°[‘°r_ a‘ secured in Bedeque Bay about three dmvm‘ “For h“ ', , quarters of a mile from summelh work was BJIIIKlOIICCl hill.‘ the llopcl 515a The 15.1mm Park Hotel was ‘ closed. It wave; mam vr. .if er erected thereon and opened for hem“? the Pmumy‘ hm?“ ._ guests in 1878 as a tourist hotel by i (‘he “f?” mpmlahw m, m“ Um“ Mr/Holman, at a w“ of etgmy ; ist buslrles; and ‘Wlllrlf’ its tnw that. thousand dollars including hotelpmmy “"l‘°"f-“‘~ i~““"" ‘I5 “W” ferry and wharvea The building held at this zlﬂlhl. after brine cloa- contzililcti 125 rooms’ equipped in ed ‘or "°“"‘~?~. ‘wrk’ a,” ‘W

first class style, virith recreation and one had 511N109!“ y‘)?! _ ,_ billilirri rooms. A beautiful drive- l i” "-““m°_,th° “W”; ,“""" way encircled the entire lslandMnectlon WM‘ ahhlhnp‘ n V The SMYMIlShlp “Frank" made trips ember 4m‘ U04 '1 d every tlro hours between Summer-i side and Holmans Island, convey- illg tourists back and forth. Year by year ille number of guests in- creased and the interwt in tourist work dcepciled. This was the be- ginning of tourist work for the Province of Prince Edward Island and possibly the first atempt in Canada on a large scale. The Ca- fol‘ IllQ l‘ annual meeting at. this , lloicl during the summer of 1877 and were greatly pleased with the lloic-l and tile possibilities for its development. The motto over the dining room tables on that occasion

_ _, . . ell. Always a veritable beauty lgalzrdTllle Pcn ls M-Illltle!‘ than the spot’ the ‘ML seem w“ Wu“,

ML Hoimm was an illuminating beautiful. The citizens will 10118

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example of what strong personality fgléezlllzierhggglraimgipglrllglg; a: villldo in the world. Not, content ‘m mp mlnnundmq Hm“ me lvlill Silliill)’ oparatulg a hotel, he h mo“ mo ma“ arm m,“ erecved Llirllow Hall along the wat- '3 ' d. Mﬁvr". ‘ eriront. m. silflllllPTFlflf‘, in fact the "l “Fowl mg ’ 1

most up-to-daie hall the townhas ercr had ln its history, containing three stories. The mainhallaras beau- iqnme m“ Hummus“; of m, tifully laid off with stage and bind mmmu work o; me form/lai- in stands at the opposite ends of the paged away’ me jnffunllcp (if n1; hull while the second floor consist- _ me W“ “v05 (Qdny an (n.1- Cy ed of large cormnodioils committee ma‘ If he Com,‘ Far, an, . . rooms for entertainment and social love and revere m5 n

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destroyed this bvailt till ...rl his- toric land mnrk. The Pxinoer of that. date gives a vivzd and ‘OPTIM- ful (lescriptiorl of the closing scone as follows:

"with n. dLetlnct feeling of sadness and personal loss, the citizens last Wednesday even- ing watched that old and almost historic inlld mark, the Island Park Hotel, go up in ﬂames. Fire caught, it L: surwosed. either from a dcfrctirc flue or from an overheated stove 2n tho caretakers quarters in the old

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lon thelground floor for bowling al- tourist buqnws is A A leys and billiard tables. The blllld- AL not on“ m “L; pm 1m,» im€ w“ “nanny 09'3"“: Friday the entire Dominion I am

sun ‘June 16th, 1876, with a Grand Rc- that, l,‘ would 011W. him garnaf, m;

'cltal, rind the best talent available and b‘, a sur|n¢pn‘[\ , and was secured. For years. all lam" if 1 have addr-rl m til: and imlmrmnt meetings werb held tlioilgllts of tlic r-itl. Slim- ill this beautiful hall and many of mewde m the prmsc 1 ha“. ‘iigiilv

Canaries leadfns Stew-ime" lddms’ given w him, thell izldccri I um sod largo meetings. world renowned amp“, 1.0mm for n... i, q yr; lecturers such as Reverend T. De- m ‘ those, f3()(,<, COIKTY"

Dow, DeBanks McKenze, their audiences spell-bound. Iloimarrs Inland Lou's To Baptist Church while looking up the record (’

the foilndcr allcl plnlirrr f)! U? Holman, October 9th, i877. the’ tourmt business in 1,1,»; prnvlilfe, B59535‘ 0mm“ 1°59 a lnyal sup‘ Coun. hfacKay foilnd follolvnl, porter Sunlmerside one of its most interesting mm m Ulmycuon “.1 ﬁnWFl-‘tfﬁmg and musmmls cm“ the historic little island rlolv callef zcrls, founder and pioneer of the "Roman-S 151mm .' "m Bedequd Imurlst business of this provinces B“, “n.0,, quarter-a of a mile frorl ma“ who “mliillly. selryggnhilsn§lly Slllnmersidc. ‘

. “s; i’ ‘ ~ ‘This Island was orislnﬂill‘ M11" Indian Island and was leased b! Jolin Thomson nzld Medcrlcra G Thomson to Wlllldlll HOIIYY B!" James C. Pore on Alu“ 15ml A’ D 1862 for ollc tllnzisallrl yPIiI-S‘ HM llndcr (into Ali..l llyll. 187i iii! Islaild. containing lfin acres. Wm

with the Ful- Pool as an organiz- , iPﬂfliul by JﬂllW-‘i C~ 92f?“ f‘) ‘Wm’; anon‘ where huge quantiﬁes o; 1,, Holman for illlilj=vllgilil‘rvocliax.r‘i\l new; M. prepared for shipmenp illlllcijotilllc veal‘ . w" wan ‘m! He was especially impressed with ("11P fhllillll~ “XJINWLA, \ i,‘ the efficiency of tile young ladies i‘ “ii i\°\"‘lvllh"l' -q*"‘-Fl""r ,1‘ ’ ‘N who worked long hours during the iPﬁlE 113"‘ a "him! “‘ ‘Lﬁhmi’ m rush season, keeping up with the -!l\5liZl‘iITl(’ll\- oi‘ Incl-n iumqm mcll in every particular. James C. P0PP~_ Tl°1‘*°*_y “ﬁlm

Mr. Douglas left on Saturday on took PM" Nmmﬂ”? u“ “_ return to London to be present at I whcil the Gorfrllnlcllt o this pro:- tlle fur ailction oi‘ January 6th.. ime 8R"? i1 l"- c-J-‘S G”"°"‘_‘“°“‘;‘ when the Fur Pool will have a ; Deed to l-loilorable J. C’. Poo" _ consignment of skim to market. 26a acres, int-co. and Indian TSl-iilshl

Mr. Douglas was formerly with Lot m for @4320 and on Norm.- ‘Frcderick Ruth's and also with C. ber 90th, 18in. Honor-she J. M. Lanlpsons. having had twenty Pope gnvc a VYHOFWJIIC 05 111155;‘ years experience in London fur ,Lot- 2G including Indian Island, l‘)! houses, ($600000. The Llqudntors of t.l(

This was his first vLsit to the lBallk of Prince Eduard Island, (‘l1 Island and he was much impres=- ‘March 24th. i886 gran‘ . a rc- ed with the vast quantity of busi- . lcasc of deed ulldor Pnnw r of Sac ricss done in such a small centre. ‘of Indian Island to David ROZ"l1 far away from the market centres of Slllnmcrsldc for $~i2500l1nd on iof the world. He hopes to come ag- ‘ April 12th. i886. (‘in slid lulvzl .aiil in the slimmer when he thinks rliizcrs cl-ilnicd n in. d hr (vim-rav- i the Island would be a vcritllhlc mini-c oi‘ Indian I t‘ in I? T‘. irrit- vaaradise-S. lilzill o1‘ Sllnliiic iii. iilr $43000!‘

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' The rancher must bear in mind that buyers want well fumed pelts oi good color, whatever the grade and if ranchers endeavor to do that they cannot but redp the benefits.

Mr. Douglas was very imprersedﬂ

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