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g loovu-Ls. -

hasw has. en 1mm iv 1.; JoINIIII husband and The sincere sym- the community goes out

new nocrons. -ur-.l Nutt received a telegram! Saturday from Trenton. N. J..‘ Claude

' tor Smseon 1s a soa of Mr. and . H. Simpson, Bayview andl

ri i; Mrs. gs V. Belljito. North Shore} "Malpeqne. Bot-h are graduatw

‘ es of MoGill University with hos-

of a sad drowning fatality which occurred Saturday Hunter River and , son of Mr» Wilfred Whitlock, Concord, N. l-i..

grandparents and

a M‘ - ' u. i l r u- w ' ll. i uu Continuous

u: flu ..'.°..'". to All. ..=.... t . cello“ alps amps‘: i221.‘ 55253.5. i.‘°“£’§'a»h‘.i; ti; ward island trade for over twenty years. lld the mlllllfllfllt 0f I1‘- pears will carry out- their record

service of business to the puhlio.

CELEBRATES -N i N E Ti E ‘I’ H BiRTHDAYF-On» January 28th Mr. Richard Vessey of York celebrated the ninetieth anniversary of his birth. Early in the evening a Jolly party of twenty-six consisting o! flve of‘ his children with their wives and twelve grand children, also some neighbors and friends. had gathered at his home to do honor no the occasion. Mr. Vessey has been for years one of the laid? let's in the community and despite Ibis years still takes an active in- terest in the affairs of Shortly ‘after supper served by his wife a violent storm arose which prevented anfyone from leaving till 7.30 uhe next morning. During the night the hostess fam- ed for her culinary ant. served a splendid lunch and at 6.30 in the morning breakfast

cult travellhil‘ the Station,

a . watt-pig .5 ivory‘ eahs-fiaqas-rlleee

.th.e shoe will“ . lioorulinla Rand Gil-l = an amount at stack. conslstinl ' bicycles. hockey sticks and hockey‘ hoou and skates, mless destroyed, it is understood that the damase‘ is partly covered by_insurance. i-d-__

ISLANDIR-‘HONOURUO. —Ml'- Peter Brodie wreturned kturday night nun ‘Dolentowhells he If» tended the annual meeting oi the Swine Breeders wessoclatlon Canada. ‘as representative of the three Maritime Provinces, were» 714‘ delegate; tin atoandance representing all the provinces Canada. Mr. Brodie had the hon- our of being eleetvz-d Vice-President for thocoming year.

EA-RLV MORNING WEDDING- —~’l‘»he marriage took place on Mom day morning in St. Dunstarrs Oaths

Dunstan’; Cathedral where a Re ' [quiém High hlsae was celebrated

LD Dutch is a natural de-l

taining ly acids or" hard grit; ‘lite so flat, flaky particles erase. the dirt without scratching. It's safe to clean the finest enam surfaceswith Old Dutch. F economical, safe, quick cled ' lng all through the home make

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Dougan. John McKenzie and Patrick Dennis. Service at the grave was conducted by Dev. P.

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-MARRlAGE.-—At North Bede- ;' 1 que ‘on Tuesday. Feb. 2nd, 1920. by ? ' e Rev. D. K. Ross. B. A., Stanley jCbaries Ross oi Summerside, to lAIllllB Sudsbury, daughter of H. M. lSudsbury of Summerside. Ross came to Sumniersids from arlottetown about fifteen years 8:0 and has been employed by the / C. N. R. as Car inspector. / Sudsbury is well and favourably ,.

hearers spellbound for twenty-five

“v _ 'minutes giving descriptions oi’

0rd w" received l“! evening three boys lives which meant so - much to himself and others dur- lfiflgrlfllzgnlgé | lng student days at Mount Allison The message Mr. Buckley passed .0n to the students will be long re-

edral of two popular young Char- loftstown people, when Miss Laura Con-holly and Mix-Leo Mchlally of the P. lE. ll. Telephone Staff were united in marriage by Monsignor McDonald. The bride, who wore a rich seal coat. the gift oflthe groom.

known in Summer-side and North Bedeque and we wish hlr.,arld Mrs. lRogs a happy wedded life’.

[from what appeared to be an un- The hours passed

pleasantly away,

———— i ISAAK-HAYTER. — On January; ‘Rose Hayter, former-I

-—-'anluselnents and games. DUNK RIVER REPORT. - rherssmsd lifeless as he

,membered by them and the three

About 2.30‘ p. In. the little fellowlglggg ‘glamiglrelgj 89°" °l‘°"l "l" l“' m comm, ‘m’ M! on," ogrotggi; students who heard Mr. Buckley's

proceeded to message-

After playing on

sham’ before 3_30-lives oi’ 111313)’ students was quoted becommg amrmedbv .\ir. Buckley as follows: boy-s abgenm, l would be true. for there are those

the grandfather over the younger started out irn search of him.

"mo," n", tracks m we S1,,“- ‘ltmuldbe pure. for there are those arrived st tn. mill dam and Bflel‘ “h” w"

proceeding some -

the stream he discovered a hrllw "lllfill l° "Ill"

ii.- who trust me distance down l would be strong for there is | Help was the... Sum. l would be brave for there is

ouonsd and about 4.30 p. m. Ill!‘ ""1611 l° dam little fellow

lifeless" body of the was taken from the water.

would be a friend to all, the foe.

|,-.» the friendless

Dr. Lefurgey was

found upon his arrival im- (‘flilil l “will be Slvllls and "P8" ll" - m

s y is ,,,,,-,;_.,,|a;»l_,- sad l would be humble for I know my

children belonged tn th having ouulr- there last

o; the} weakness ' M mcallly l would look up and laugh and sgptgmbgr; love and lift. with their‘

'i'he deceased was verylyifw 31111128? Agifa 2314012111 ‘lilelemlilsl cheery disposition aurrmfl n

,- m- "lend... nrivlleged to see two year's ago at MuQh gym- the Boys World Conference in pllmy goes out to the grandpnrentluPorte Chaulke. Austria, where the M”, o; who,“ had bscome very al-grturlenis are so poor that after ruched to the child. that the father tion and lodilllilzft tthbey had icing ampmoney enoug e o uy one e will he held Wedncs-fn do)". and yet these Christian etu-

and bud a large numbe both old and young.

tomorrow night

I > C 11 Do JWnrld. nlfllntilgfe lhighnlfslseliirawfy ‘hue Si. Mr. Buckley was tendered the m, mo“ highly N,pe¢wd cjtjzengheilrly thanks of all present by the of the western part of the provin-‘Clllllfmfill- l t d we. .\ir. Donald was born in Sea; The mlllilml P"°l?"“"‘ ‘mmge’ . View fiftycsht years ago. and weal"! two Pleasing solos bv lMrs. h‘. the son of m» late William B. ontfilcKllllwll- ‘Mmilllnlimlllflizirle °§ so; Mrs. Donald. The community wasflllllll" b?’ M 53V?" figlad and’ also-a very greatly saddened last autumn bl’, M“ R0?” gonstance wheat on learning that Mr. Donald was. all!" We m gazed ‘b M!“ ‘farm!’ suffering fmm cancer of the sfom-Hshléaac l’ p‘ 7 ‘ Mb’ and ‘ha! hllguclfifi; $26533? Mr. ‘Walter MacNutt accompan- months and evru previous to that _ tilllo he was laid aside from his ac.l Must hearty than“ were tends‘; Live duties in connection with hlslled :oeéll1os$fvzgglfioslrzigazgdaléglgz form life. and during the last few.” r y weeks he gratiually weakened tillj frUE8DAY at len-gth- he passed to the Beyond on Monday night. February 8th. l ' t b oth r storm which at .55 will be greatly missed in ttilllz iitneeps g§',,:n,,,.,f,,l5e of taking a community. but especially will his place “lggggcelge tfgvexrrfonflges :3 loss be felt in his home. where hemffir ex‘: r 11mm] snow begin w loaves to mourn a devoted wife, a 8M7 m, iron, strong formerly Miss Elisabeth Crozieszlfwnthaudt drredn “elem 1m“: h, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. "l" e“ w u q y Samuel Cmzler, ‘Mnlpeque; daughter. Miss Mildred and t

different activities of lite in

one, hree‘ sons, Messrs .Wiliialn. Fred andiwmwry and m“ (“glam and Charles Lockbart Oil During {he day were came 8 m“

y l5 all‘) s daughter’ in the st/Jrm and shovel-lens‘ took and Mr. ‘Keith Donad who is con- up the work o! clearing, sidewalk! agate“ g m a?!“ mm m Delaware’ and crossings. Their labor however a fir up‘ , Fm," “Id who l‘ a’! went for naught for with the tall DIWHJII visiting his home. is a sonuot evening there was a .. rs .. m Mrs. Herbert Davison of Kensin-gq Innis a sister of the To all of these t

he loving symulwhlch again piled snow where it pathy of tbs whole

ired. community is wagnlfisl d“

_ i o railway lines and in the zgfngeeélvllcllvHgxdagggwhfgefigg;straits conditions were anything

‘mic lmnors. were held on Friday but pleasant. The Car-ferry left

m the Y_ M C_ ‘L wind reached the mainland at 8.45 ‘fir: song service wanp. m. She left on the return trip ililllllg event of the sea-

m, maple gathered m this morning Wag reported to be a] _.,,,,,,,,,,,m w greet M“ L‘ ,l1al.f mile out of Tormeutlne. Westl

“menu mo" work 10f Swmmerslde the morning tralnl Canada who 1,, on a made its regular run and the twn duy visit to Charlottetown. .

Ixnf-klpyls address w“ mam, lwas held at Emerald awaiting the

the students but was more ‘Blllmlflll ll‘°lll Blmlell ‘Tlllcll l9 '9" "H"! cnioycrl by everyone present. 990ml lll l-lle ell? “HY ml‘ mo?” It would be difficult to give even ythllt would do jugflcgtol ‘Eastern and southern branches he held m, were kept clear, train; on these-

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(FURNS

Lift, off-Nu Pain!

town, and His Worship Stephen R. ‘Burke. Mayor of Albsrton. ' The other relatives are four sisters, 1y Mrs. Macufay, ‘Mrs. Maeoowsn. and Mrs. Cameron, ilrBr-itlsh O01- smbia, and Sister Mary Barbara

,,_ . o; noun of

i in closing Mr. Buckley gave a

paying for their school books, tui-

dents are making their lives count {for the advancement of the Old

‘led for the son: service.

l Yesterday the province was

roads, railway cuttings and 1311i’ streets, making travel both. in

most unpleasant.

H. Copeland and t Turpie. During the W. Turple sang "Th Disappointments pail hearers were: ‘H. -D9l1l1lg_ M_ Rp

IslenlLlannuel meeting of the Dunk Rive!’ Dairying Co., was held on Tues- the President Mr. w. ‘in: thems The total and darkness had the party returned several homes leaving behind many good wishes for continued health ns oi the day. Mr. Veseey has a very wide circle of friends. ho is a familiar figure streets of the city as he hustles about attending to the affairs of his farm and home and all wil‘1 be glad to know he ls still permitted to enjoy such good health and or.

tinually on the more from roolm to

with a becoming hat, was unatten- g tshat all were enJoy-

lled_ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie G. Henry actml as witnesses. After the cere- mony and amid happiest congratula- tions Mr. and Mrs. McNally- left on a wedding trip to Boston. The ha-ppy young couple were the re- cipients of many ‘lovely wedding

ldaughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'layter, and‘ Mr. Jake Isaak lAberdeen, ldaho, were married by| the Rev. M. J. Guile i daho. A-fter the groom went to his sis- ters where a dainty wedding sulr Der was served. ‘Here the couple recclved many beautiful [gifts and the remainder evening was spent with games and music. The bride ‘looked charm ly in a beautiful infanta blue c de chene dress trimmed with oriental lace with lhat to

DIED AT VANCOUVER. — Mrs. Thomas Plckard received by wire last evening the sad news of the death of her daughter. Daisy, wife of Mr. Charles Mitchell of Vancou- She leaves to mourn besides her husband. dren ,her mother, two sisters, Miss

incentives to the of day 9t), lngL,

Jenkins presiding.

n Aperdeelploutput of butter amounte A creed which belonged to a girl

Mr. George Ho some time Reggie w student and which had swayed the allillxfl-‘élnrkilsl-Ilifil-i

sympathy were

were made with the patrons during From Dec. 1st. h to Feb. 28th patrons any lb butter fat equal to 1.32 for 100 lbs 3.8 milk. March and April, patrons received‘ m; 34.47 equal to 1.31 per 100 lb milk. During May patrons received 34.55‘ 9cm From June to August patrons re-; match ceived 36.78 equal to 1.39 for milk.‘ g a pleasant evenlngl-‘rom Sept. 1st to_ Nov. 80th pat.- g congmmlaflons andlrons received 45.3» equal to 1.4.5 l, Lhelriiflilt hi0 tlgeslvrgngatro fr nds. the bride and groom left? 5

’ , ' l tb largest sums for cream dur- for their home in Aberdeen. 110313;; fig ti", year; Norman McMurdo, jgaak $874.11, Joseph Noouau. ma“ happy ymrs of nlarfled “m George McFarlane, $742.60; Colin

,, 11:21.12. t:%:.'...“;l:l:;- . Amelia Welch. daught- ' . ' '

N onan. $528.88; hdmund Burns.

er of Mrs. Emma B. Welch of 37 l‘ George Punter’ “ma; M, Robt. l-iogg, $514.89; John ‘Proiitt. s Gavin of Prince $50905’ Canada, was sol-fear “Vere reflected‘

o'clock this morn--

Crosby of Othon, Sask., who was with her the past week and three .._'rhe [mum-a] pl brothers. Alfred and Russel of this M M“. Rgchard (Judge) lged. city and W. J. of Wetaskiwin, Al- heid yesterday morning bell"- from her late residence 130 Upper Prince Street to Cathedral, where a Requiem High]? ed by Monsignonn

K. C- A. E. McLea .. George lDeBlois, Charlotte: LAID TO REST.

Wrofltlls were received fro ners‘. ‘Limited. lWlest ~Prlnc al Association, Clar Charlottetown Dr. er, Mrs. H, E. Ma Mrs. C. J. Lid-ston Veterans Foreign War, Mass. John MaeLaughil lMrs. ‘P. L. Smallwood, town_ and Crescents Macil-ean, M. =11, A, K- (7-- lM. lP. IP., Jam Olliallorsn, IMr. and Maclbellan. Mapl and Mrs. Vernon from Mr. and Mr n Pillow from th

BANK BRANCH BURNED. - ire which broke out s-t 9.30 Wed- y morning destroyed the Cana- n Iliank of Commerce building A defective flue . supposed to be the cause. The fire started shortly after the staff went tn work_ one of the men being in tit‘; office at the time. Fortunately, ull the furniture was saved, the loss will he confined to building itself, which was owned by the Bunk. and which was valued at about one thousand dollars.

lAll the papers and cash wens in the fire proof safe. and are intact. The snfe was slightly warped with n tho heat, and it was necessary to send up nuotbqr safe today until the damaged one is repaired, man being despatched from here for the purpose. The ‘bank has re- stl-lrued lyusiness in other quarters

Mr. John A. Alias-Donald, M. P., arrived in the city yesterday from (lttuwn. Mr. hiucDonuld uho is pair R. Harold Jenkins.

Aiuss wag celebrat M. ltioDonsld. Th werez-wwajor Jones, Dr. B lliessrs C. G. Duffy, Frunk tllutcheson. and J. J. ‘Hor by. Services at the grave was con- ducted by lRev. A. L. Slnnott.

Their many friends in P. E. in wishing -.Mr. and Mm. Sutherland Amend- lment is out of the way the Oppo- qsltlnn will propose another amend- ‘mcnt. Al-thouglh

lplaus are in this §known-—und the ~plans are subject

GAVlN-WELOH.—The

—lNVENTl»0N PATENTED. - Mr. Joseph D. Martin, Summerslrle. has invented a new rail-securing device or a railroad tie of malle- able iron. The principal feature of the device is the fastening which prevents any possibility of the rail has had it- patented tea and has up

e Leaf from Mr, lMatthews; spray s. G. 1.. Black and

Johnston avenue, Cohoes, N. Y, s

and Mrs. Jame the next amendment will be one

expressing straight want of confl- in the Government. ‘amendment of this nature comes ncxt it probably will be in the cap- able hands of ‘Mr. C. H. Cahan, K. C. of St. Lawrence-St. George. There will be no frills to this amendment, it is IDEHBVQd. 1t will he confined to u simple statement shat the ll-louse has no confidence in the Government. This is the pro ‘ vernment and the Progressives have been dreading. Several oi‘ the latter have declar- ed their lack of confidence in the Ministry on its record and in vot- ing so far to save it from defeat. have pleaded that voting confidence. Even Mr. ‘Bour- aasn has admitted his- inability to express confidence in the adminis- tration. Miles Macphail is a-mong those who have frankly avowed want ‘of confidence. ulent which it is intended to sub- invite the members to vote in accordance with their state meats in the House and will leave them no excuse for

--__ dlllk the resolution Church Presbytery xuize the author- ytery of the Pres- in Canada to up

Mr. Mark lnman a 87114111119 ‘(ill- - Acadia University has 5%" "m" ‘ knniufiztlxiggflslrgled the Overseas Scholamhl-p ' ' '|Prince Edward island for 1926 glv‘ an by the imperial Ortler_ Deligh- ters of rthe Empire.

acted m has“ Mr. Inmnu, w-ho is a son of Mr. Peter ‘lnmiln_ of Argyle Shore. W68 born in 1899. ‘He took his collegiate work at Acadia Academy and 911- tered on his ‘university course in‘ qrhe brme was attract, 1021. graduating in 1925 with hon- in Hard“; bluelors in ‘History. 1m the summer of to 191-6 he enlisted 1n the 10th Siege and am, hoquet Battery but was rejected on _ no defimalmcount of his age and minor pb sic- of rogeslal defects. He latter joined thel oy- plcfum ha, (ma! Air Force with which he serv- she Cary-led amcd until the end -of the war. The ‘l. 0. D. E. Overseas Schol- arship. which is a part of the War lMOlHOTlHI of that Order to the men lWhO sorvcd during the Great War. lie aunt-lied annually. it is of the They w“) reqvalue of $1,400 and is tenable for Both the lulueivne vcsr onl

Joseph A.‘ Fran ity of tile Presb byterian Church mint Mr. Kenna their representative on t Property commission, representative. Mr. K. C. has recognize The two commis-

plied for patent i understood that Mr. Martin has had several good offers for the inven- tion but has not closed with any yet. 1f his device should be ad- opted by the different he should be handsomely reimburs- ed for his genius and enterprise.

Welch was her sist and Raymond G the bridegroom." g the ceremony Ern- nl: "Ave Maria.’ Pre- ceedlng and following the cere- mony, the church organist, Miss atherine Cannon, gave a musical

avln, brother of

—-.$UDDEN DEATl-L- A ioners appeared _ preme Court on ported they bad H. J. Palmer, K. C., as th

The duties and pow- commission are as fol-

day by Mr. (‘reorgo Bro Eleonora, conveying the of the sudden death of Mr. W. ‘H. Dnv‘e, at his residence, 387 Clark Avenue, Weetmount Montreal. The deceased who was‘ about 70 years l

Tuesday and re- HAVlE REAOHED 1385 FEET.- R. E. Poinsett. accountant for the Henry t1... Doherty Com- returned yesterday after- ggogngli?agszfglogasygslfilnflhlghigf of e36. was for many lycars Durser sen“ or w“ Roakfsmmz who ‘a at on steamers running between Mon- ‘ ' ' treai and Summerside and has a. present confined to hospital with an attack of pneumonia. Mr. Poin- work going merrily lie SlMBd flint the ore ltas reached a depth of 1335 feet. When questioned on the "gas" rllmor he merely smiled and said hat reports such as these are ra so early in the a , . lfntil this critical division is tak- 5,3,‘ ggijfagnfjflugyenj°cffgg3 late. especially where oil borlulg operations are being carried on. Mr. IStuntz the field manager who was conveyed to the City Hospital a few days ago suffering a slight attack of pneumonia. is nc-w rest- ing comfortably and all indications point to his speedy recovery.

georgette with a picture hat match and carried of bride's roses. wore a frock of ashes georgette with a matching color.

Columbia roses.‘ Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held for members of the immediate families. Gavin and his bride-left for a wed- d‘ing trip to Boston. side in Cohoee.

and bridegroom are

host of friends amongst our more Cllllmll ' U“ elderly people. who will join us in regret at his passing. The late Mr. Davis hilfl not bee shortly before th rowing widow is n sister of