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HONORED IN DEATH.

Monuments to Yather

Duffy and Captain Paoli

a Cel:ic Cross, avd it stands about twe!ve feet high. The face of the cross is com- pletely carved tn Celtic ornamentation, the

to bring out some of the figures ihe vestments worn by the the ear!y days. Entwined ornamentaticn are the words and on the wheel of the cross whi C b repre sents the four Counties of Ireland, “Gloria in Excrlsis Deo.” In the centre ‘of the transept is a beautifully interlaced monogram exhibiting the iettera im, 8

On the second base, in cendensed block letters raised onthe mould, istbe name of the clergyman io whose bhovor the monument is erected, Father Duffy. On three sides of the plinth, in large raised letters, are the words “faith, Hope and, and on the fourth side “Piety.’ The inscription for the die has yet to be put on.

she workmanship throughout is of the be-t description, the lettering and fancy work being especially well done.

idea beiog found upon [rich priests ID in the

The memory of Captain Paoli is also to be commemorated by a monument of bean- tifal design and rare excellence which Mr. Duffy expects to have set upin the Roman Catholic Cemetery next week.

This monument is in the classic style.and is of New Glasgow fine grit. In height it ie 11 feet 6 inches, and it mea- fures at the base 4 feet 3 inches by 2 feet 2 inches,

li is surmounted by a cross 4 feet 3 inches by 2 feet 3 inches. On the tran- sept is the interlaced monogram I. H. S. and on the base isan anchor and chain in bold relief. On three sides cf the base, in Jarge Gothic letters, is the surname Paoli,” on either side of which are ivy panels. Thedie contains the name and of the deeeased, and a scriptural The lettering has been we!! done, and the other ornameatal work, not- atly the anchor aud cHfain, has evidently been placed by a master hand. Every detail has been skilfully worked ont, ard the monument is Ove which will reflec: the grealest credit on the maker as well as upon the family at whose instance it has

been erecied.

Local Notices

There is agreat lace curtain sale going ou iv Chazlottetown to-dey.

All Mav Magazines Harzard & Moore’e.

now ou sale at

The lace curtains are going out by the run at My Store, they are 25% cheaper than they were last year. The curtain room is a busy spot these days et Sentner, McLeod & Co’.

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Minard’s Liniment for sale eyerywhere

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL. 27, 1960.

PERSONAL Rev. Fremautie Webb was a passenger | by The Princess this morning. Rey. Peter Curran, of St. Margaret’

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li is about forty years since Father Duff ,a faithful priest who at one time ministered to the spiritual wants of the people of Kelly’s Cross, wascalled to his reward, But bis many good deeds have not been forgotten by the people of that flo: t ettlement. A movement was | fome time ego instituted for a monument tOnark his earthly resting place in the city of the dead. Subscriptions were in V 1irim | parishior ere and Fon of | friends in ( harlottetown and d 0 ‘ Kked for. The decign of Mr E J D) ify, who came here from Montreal v 1€ contractors for the new catbe- i lrai, wasthought to be the most approx | pria nd it was ad ypted. Mr. Duffy los no’'timein beginning work, and in a few werks the monument will be set up 1; Cemetery a IK *s Crosse. The monument is of Stevenson’s Nova } Scotia grey-stone. The de wn that of |

came to Charlotietown by this merning’s

train.

Mr. A A Macdonald, barrister-at-|!: was a passenger by this morning’s tra m the eaat Miss Megvie Barreit has returned f: Montreal, where she passed a very pleas ant holiday with friends. Rev. Dr Heartz, of Halifax, is visiting { rriottetowr. He was a paseer ger bt i the Prinecss last evening, Mre. C. D. Thomson left onth= C. P R. ye so8ton, wi re the ; visit friends for a few weeks, — Moncto limes Capla Aibert Rafuee, Conqu r Bank. has passed A successful marine ex | amination and bas gone toP. E. I. to ke charge of the schooner Rosemary. Halifax Herald. : Mr. Allan F olay on, a nepbew of Cap taio Finlayson, of The Miato, and Mr. J B. Finlayson, of Esdale Foundry, is fight~

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ing for Uccle Sam in the Phil ppines He isa member of the 46th Magsachuseits Regiment,

The friends of Mr. 8. J. Willis, of Kingston, who graduated in Arte at Mc- | Gill, willbe pleased to hear that he has

been appointed classical] professor in the Montreal High School, during the absence of the present incumbent owing to ill health. The appointment is a popular one and shows Mr. Willis’ high standing at McGill.

The birthday of Mr. Henry Wood was celebrated at Mr Wood’s residence, Pownal, afew evening’s ago. Dancing was en: | joyed for several hours and ice cream and | other delicacies were served. Among the | many presents received on the interesting | occssion was asilver-mounted walking cane and an address.

Mejor W. A. Purcell, of Halifax has re- | ceived the sad news that bis second son, Edgar Samuel Purcell, died at Bloem- | fontein on Sunday lastof enteric fever. The deceased was a member of H Coms | pany of the first Canadian Contingent, be- ing one Of the firet Haligonians to offer his serwce t»tbhe Empire.

GRAND MILLINFRY OPENING.

“The finest exhibit of the kind yet made ion Char.vttetuwn, was the unanimous verdict of the bundreds of ladies who braved the unpleasant weather last evening to visit the openiag at Mesers |

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Moore & McbLeod’e. Tbe store was a | blaze ot ligbt and color. Everrwhere | }

the quick brain and skilfal fingers of ex- | pert decora‘ors were evident. Of course

the main attraction was the millivery ex- | hibit, which included hundred after hun- | dred of trimmed and uxtrimmed kate, elegant millinery for children, end, above all, the beautiful range of designs by the firm’s milliner, Miss Emma Toombe: Some of these were, f rinstance :

A siepherdess shape which received | and \'r. J.

much praise. It was made of white leghorn trimmed with two shades, pastel | blue and; mulberry satio ribbon. Large bucches of grapes completed a very dainty eff-ct. Foldsof black velvet under briny |

A very dainty white hat ot tucked chiff n wa-+ trimmed with apple blossoms aud | rich uttrich p'umes. This hat droops a great deal toward the front. A large number of boouets was shown and much admired,

Messrs. Moore & McLeod may indeed consider themeelves fortunate it securing ihe services of a ycung lady of such evi- dent arti tic taste as Mies Tocmbs hus p oved herself,

The diepiay of silks on the first floor is acrthy of more than a passing remark, as indeed ure the «ie; lave ip all the depart- Mrech »miration was on all expressed tor the skilful d@-aping eff cts der po eu by Miss Minoie Moren.

Tue exis tit is, we understand, open all day tcdav, aud we recommend our read- ers tu Cull.

meuts, sides

‘SD fficultica give wayto diligence,” and dis-are germs aud blood bumors disappear when Hood's Sarsaparilla is fa‘thfully taken.

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AFTERNOON Tea.—Tbe Loyal Circle of the King’s Daughter’ e will hold ao after. neon teain St. Paul’s Schoolroom on Thursday Medd 26:h fron. 3to 7 o’eluck. Admission 10 cents. if

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DIED

Suddenly at Charlottetown on the 26th ; inst., George D. Davison, aged 49 veare.

[Funeral will leave hia late residence, Kent Street,on Siturday the 28.b, st 3 p.m. for People’s Cemetery.)

At Milltown, N- B., April 19th, after a brief iJloese, from pneumonia, Mary Ann, beloved wife of Rev. W. J. Kirby, Muili-

town, and davghter of Thomas Palmer, Esq., Ely, Cambs, Englind, aged 52 years. Very much reepecied,

CARD! | |

DR. H.L. DICKEY

(Late Clinical Assistan at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, Moorfields, and Central London

Throat and Ear Hospital’)

SPECIALIST-—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat,

OFFICE—Cameron Block

RESIDE:7CE— Water Street opp Hotel Davies

OFFICE HovurRs—930am,tolpm,2to4pm Eveuiugs by appvintment

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ANTED Aa apprentice al Tue EXAMINER office Sr. Perer’s CarnspraL.—Easter meei- | , ng of St. Pete congregation Ip chovul-room 1} evening at 8Soeluck. ste Note Tui Wel ‘bere will b ol p ‘ K i, lsc Car ( ‘ 4mm, ANG fancy ¢ a arte { on Thursda at St Psul’- 8S Noa nil fat able xcecd ore dollar h price, ‘ if } gi I Noticy i € n em be urt Avondale Court Mount Ste} equested to mect at Foresters A morrow after: t 2.15, sharp, sitend the funeral] of their late Bro o. D. Davison, By order. St. Pavu’s Caurcn.—The Loval ‘ i

of King’s Daugbters gave a tea in St Pau | Unurcoa School}:

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part goes towards further furnishing th | Circle’s room in the P. BE. Island Hospital a ee .

Lecture.—Rev. W. Fremenile Wer)

gave ap address Jast eveni: ig in St. Poul’- Schcolroom on the mission work of the Church of England in the diocese of Ca'gary. The address showed the neces— ity of support being giving to this work. A number of stereopticon views illustrated the address. sakciaes

Osean Hovse.—Mr. Simon Bolger, well | known in connection with the Honse, is now located on Richmond Strect near Queen, where he will hereafter con- duct the Ocean House. Mr. Bolger will be glad to see all bis old pstrons and many new ones at the Vcean House. He will do everything in his power to make their stay azreeable.

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Missionary Appress-- Rev. Fremantle Webb delivered an instructive, iJlustrated address in St. Panul’s school-room last evening on the conditions exieting in the North- Wes: Territories generally, and the state of the Church of Hoagland in the

| missionary diocese of Calgary in partis

cular. The audience was large, consider-

| ing the inclemency of the weather.

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More Svccesret Strrpentsa—Besides the successful I+Jand students st McGill,

‘whose names are mentioned elsewhere,

three Charlottetown boys have also done well in seience. J W Fraser graduates in electrical engineering. Frank Sterns leads

| the mechanicaleng neering course, with

Scott prize ard prizes for dercriptive geometry and physics. Jvuhn F Robert- fon gets second ; lace ia mining engineers lng course with prizein chemistry, de- ecriptive geometry ann physics, C C Richards pasees ir all first year subjects.

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ODDFELLOWs’ Baro vetT—-Tbe Oddfellows’ banquet last night wasa great success,

There were upwards of 120 Oddfellows in

attendance. Dr. Bagnall was chairroan, J. McKinnon acted as togst- master. Grand Master McKeen occupied a

seat to the rigbt of the chairman, and

Grand Patriarch Harper sat at his left. An interesting toast list was disposed of. During the evening a

veteran's jewel was presented to Bro. Benj.

Bremuer,~ho has 1endered highly valuable

service to the Order during the twentv-

five years that he has been a member.

‘The hall was handsomely decorated. ——

Minitary Norices.—No. 1 Campany, 4th P. E. Island Regiment C. A., will meet atthe Drill Shed tomgrrow (Satur-~ day) at 2 o’clock, p. m.,fto attend the funeral of the late Major G. D. Davison. Every member is ordered to attend. A A. Bartlett, Capt.

No.2 Compary, 4ib Regiment, C. A., will meet atthe Drili Shed tomorrow, at 2.15, to aterd the funeral of the late Mejor George Davison. Uniforms issued at the Orderly Rooms this evening.

Engineers meet at drill shed this even ing at 8 o’clock. A full attendance re- quested. Eogineers will also parade at drill shed Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock for purpose of attend ng the funeral of the late Mejor Geo. D. Daviron.

Tbe members of No’s, 1 and3 Com: panics, 82nd Bat'alion are requested to meet atthe drili sbed at8 o'clock thie evening to receive clothing and prey area firing party for the funeral of the late Major George Davison.

ELOUSO Cleaning scelps.

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Carpet and Cloth Powder

For disinfecting carpets Bed Bug Exterminator “ “" Poison

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Carbolic Acid 4c and 8c per oz Chloride of lime For disinfecting 5¢, 10¢ and 0c Thymo Cresol 25c The universal disinfectant.

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