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2' LOrin' f The hritlc was l'ornierl_v-n teacher Mrg_ Angus Dewar, Campbellton

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pl|‘a~=e i-.ip_\'.l itev. Hugh Miller, assist d ly R .

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1 SILVER WEDDING.-Mr. and -1'

Tl" TQ A iii. Can- i- viii.-ii, .ii wi-ii. will -CHRISTMAS coNcsi=i'r.-Th

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FOX BUSINESS BOOMING

AGAIN.--The P. E. Island Fur Sales ,Board began the year 1920 well On New Years Diry they shipped $51,225 worth of skins. They pur- icliasetl on that day $26,750 worth and on Friday, the following day $36,800 worth, and up to noon on Saturday paid oilt $18,000 in furs.

ROTARY STORK.-une of the

pleasant liuppenings at the last iiieeting of the Rotary Club was the uppenruiice of the_iiow famous ltotiiry Stork, the occasion ‘being the urrlvul of u little son to Rotar- ian and Mrs. Marcus Calder. Rotar- iaii J. A. McMillan, in a felicitous speech extended the congratulab , ions of the members to their fellow 'Rotarian and presented him with ii silver mug as a gilt to the new iirrivul. Rotaritiii Calder suitably zickliowledged the felicitatlons and presentation and retired amid musl- cal honors.

MACPHERSON -- MATHESON

WEDDING.-The Edinunton Jour- nal s-ays:»-At Westminster Churcli .\’luni-ie. 'l`ltui'sduy, December 18th, the iiiarriage of Barbara Myrtle Matheson, daughter of Mr. William Matheson ot’ Oyster Bed Bridge, P. E. l., and Roderick McLean Mac- llliersnn foi-iiierly of Caledonia. P. E. I., ivan solcitiiiized, Rev. \\’_ M.

at lluvai, Szishatchewan and the

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Frequent application of MENNEN’S COLD CREAM renders your hands and complexion salt and ami-oth in spite of the assaults of winter wea- ther. MENNEITS COLD CREAM in n lincral cream. It is boneilclnl to the skin. It will not grow hair.

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a short time at work when he injured by being struck with a

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I , . _ .I _ ~~|;_ arrived home on Friday from Plu-

, _ 'lj ,ter-Rock, when he had _Inga en- ~» _ _j- .;-_»4.‘_- jc _gaged in the lumber wo '. Mr.

-~».§\ _ "‘ 'f‘J’!_='}¢\ .Perry;states that the dem .for .3 _ -_ , ' _ men in the woods ls much g ter

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BIG FUR BUY-Tlie (‘lisrlott

have sold a collection of twent

600. This is one of the best ave

ages that has lately been mad for collections ol’ foxes.

ie <-eieiiiony was peitoinied by

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-___`~._- 'Creelman McArthur, J. W. C

beck, C. R. Rogers, J. F. Arnett and

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town Silver Black Fox Co., Ltd.,

eight silvers to Mr. Chester Mc- Lure for the handsome sum of $12,-

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WOODSIDE - DEWAR WED-

E. W. Manson.-H.

afternoon, was accompanied by

mercury stood at 6 below and

d, seven o'clock Sunday mornlng__ ' had shrunk to 9 degrees bel

N- 5- their Y°““ge5t daughter- zero, although t-his was the col

B est, on Sunday, very few .peile ‘ irians made their appearance on t

streets.-li.

There passed peacefully away

Mrs. Plrllip Flynn, at the age of

9 years.

was ful

ing tree. b which accident he was

portatlon question, better railway

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and flaVOlll‘--'\\'I‘:.`Q‘; lil sliii-c. On Fritliiy Dec. 19th velebriit- .Vi_etliodls_i t‘liiirch, Sutiiiiierside pr_o- Deceased was in alling nealln (or

greaSe_ roof ,rylr “___ eil 'their tweiity fifth anniversary \'1de<i'a Lhristmas entertainiuentln the nun( eight weeks’ pl-evlonn

l _p _ P-_*» i ‘~-I of tlif-lr iucirriage. A tiuiii.-boi' of l‘lp'.v0rth lliill on Tiiestltii' evening nel- denlln -

. closed In dmn.t¥_/.(_,__[.l_._\__;__5 / i-tl;-:tin-s fl-uiii tal- and near asseinb- tor the ulillllreii _and groivtl ups of She was n wnlnnn of excellnnl

.l d k d . _ ___ ___ lvil to coiigraiiilutii the happy coup- the izliurch and Sunday stliool and qunllly nnll wlll be gl-early mlggell ° an pac e lil flli i I`L.tt.ly \§ lc in the auspicious tiizcasion i-inil it was just as delightful and enlo

il , '.1 .. _ to \_\'i.<li tltein iiiuny happy years of .ihle occasion as lt is linssiblc to knnwlng hen esnnclnlly ln llle home

or nrntdh te the weiidcil life. lllr. and Mrs. (.lark have, A fine pi'ograiiiin»~, ot songs nnd wllel-9 lnere was nlnllnen5_ lnn-

Y- by all who had the pleasure

are good, lie himself had only been

-DELEGATES T0 MONTREAL.

--'llhs delegates appointed on Wed- , nesday evening by the Suinmsrside .l Board of Trade, left on- Saturday morning for Montreal where they will confer with theibuiiiness men and the chief railway authorities

service, etc The delegation con-

sisted of Messrs H T Molmun,

-DECIDEDLY COLD.-The cold

snap which' set in on Saturday

B stiff a westerly breeze that the

temperature which stood at 12 de- grees above at noon on Saturday, dwindled down till at midnight the

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her home at Cardigan, Dec. 10th,

_ . __ .tio liippi iii the izict that thcle iecitations, ett tailed loith well klndness and nnsnllnllgy wlll never

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~ . » . _ /_4_-,\?§,l__ ~‘ _ .has not been a break in their family nterltcil and hearty applause and be fm.gotlen_

-_.__ ' W __,-,‘_,':______~./,__-_._-;_ _, . ._’\' .Q/__ ii) iiiill that their clniiglilers _and two Siintu Claus stripped H0111 H lleC0"‘ The late Mrs. Flynn was a genial

0 >|,;_ _S-€_'_f_..__-__-,.___ _\-._ *___/»\<7_ >_&`__: sons _who lilesscll their union were _ziteil tree, candy for each member. 0pen_nenrten_ good nlsnnslllnned

:-,l _`___ ~ - .ill _uitli them on tho _occasion ol l`lii'- _l’resyteriim (_.hui'ch also gave woman mln nel. death came ns ~ ' ff- -' `~ -' »~ » UW-1' SI1V*?l` \\'t`-<1lllll.K- fill* Glllifll' ii (`histmas tree and ciii.-.rtainIll9“t shock to the community in which

._ [ig " _ i:\_n_ joins Ihr-ir many friends in in iii-.ur iiiiu tlie_s~.iiiie evmiiiig and nn. was ,ea,.en_ .

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'* '-lr"-"' “-fe”-°‘~*~= "' '” WEDDING nE|_|_s.-.~. pri-tt

bereaved family in their hour

V trial. ‘ Four sisters and two brother

‘*“‘§““' »\l-hint! Mi .ind Mis (‘lirli con iiasiiiuth t-iijoyc-< b tliciiitiiiy nlio The Sympathy goes ont to the

" KENNEDY-GRAV. A very quiet and werldinlx took place in St. Dun- besides five Sous and mm, duugh_

l\iiiiioii. 153 lxliig Si. t`liai-lottctowii

, ,/W/' nrilly walling took ilacc at tli ~'tan’.< Catliedral on Weilnesdiiy _ __ir;’2i hoine of llil‘i'. nnil Birsi .~\. A. Mt: uiiii‘iiim;, Dcceinbur lllst when Mis ters are hh to "mum 'he loss

S ii loving friend; sister andinothe

_ Pearl lllt tleer, daughter of Mr.

P. Id. 1.. on Tucsilay afternoon Die. John M;-Aileer City was united in Gone bm' not forgotten'

‘.4/, H- . ... '. .~ ., -_ - l (' i j)\3iii(ill'edlt'iiiiI‘O{i‘”i$ idx!-;i€tt\ti?netilii‘oiitFbi/i;fs0zisr0'i`{h: Th” funeral M the ‘ate Mr' Jo"

;\rirli'e\vAG»~;l-,i l‘lctoii ‘I lit-i‘ziii‘.> llritlii dressed in ii becoinirig plush “tha” Mclnnis '°f Seven Mile Bay

__ 22, int- wifi- or Sli-_ Roiiisfmi i\ii»iiiiit'.ii~ <-out willi lunar hut. was fgttemled “h"”"' “"“e'“ed de“'h~‘°°k pm” ’ ' liviiiivily, of 1\lui'r,i\- lliirlior Notwli by her sister Laiirfi. Willie Mf-

i>. i-;. i. 'rho iii-nit-. \-.~ii.~i i.iii.t-fi-_.ty Eliitcrw Uroken f~ui>ii<>1'ti~il the . _ gIi\\'iie'il lu white satin mul get‘l`gur~ ‘§I`0flll\» A091' U10 C€l'\_`l“0l\Y The tgeilt'H§;z‘§e§Isa£h;;;héeK?§,;`;e§eq

L/ (ja _(3. nl l,,_ Tin, llonnn, ,.n,,_,_ l.,.l._,mm,_. “-na hziplly .Voung couple reptiireil to the Rev F_Mhe__ Mclntym The mm

as r-J nl.,-l-,n-nn.(l_ ll,.v_ G_ iQ '_vn_yl0l~ nf. hrltle’=: liotiie, where tlinntr :ind sup- ' '

iii-iiiti-il 11,9 lnlnpy l-nllplf. lplt on pei wctc served, :1li.er»\\.iids goin|;_, friends of me famuy to show than

on Deceinber 28th was held o

, eral was largely attended

_ the eveiiliig train for .\l'irray liar- l0 UW I§l`00m`S h0m€- MIUIY IJI'€l~¥__ respect for deceased _who was

_ si I'“\ ' .' . ,» . , - . - - In resin . hs; wr.. ;=;if.zi.‘f:.x1:f.‘.‘;‘.f;=:;.“tf:.f"::..‘.i:2.l;::“s.. -» ----».-»

°“""`““`°' B .-l _ 111.1(-(tx .“l(.l“E . ‘I »u~ lice ti*-stifv to the poptiluritv of the ise ‘Vim the mmm' in their ber'

mloxm 5"" “H 'UI fox wr* ` ' ` st' eiivemeiit. The pall bearers were

six ot' the closest friends, Messrs Tliomzin Gilles/ple, Vllillliini Cai'r\lth» ers. Joseph Noonan, \Villinnt Noon-

f su, Abrahnni Noonan and illillinm

Muitiirt. Besides his sorrowing

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' _ it ' .'urvi\'eil by tlireii bi‘otliers, llerii

wlu strengthen and Sustaln :iril, Wellinuton and llei'bei'i, all ol

Every Mefnber of YOUY ll. l’iii;:eoil, French .ltivt-r;_ Ilon-

and ul look place on Sunilay very larile;

' We slcrn Canada Flrlur Mills

Company, Limited 'rono.~iro~i~i..a oo" ~--...rim si

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TOESACCO Sl".RlES No. II

DOWN IN OLD \"liif“.lf~’l.-\» --Teamsters with mw leaf from ;\l:iiiti\il<ii~.:, arriving at Warehouse.

Cnnarfrils fniwirilefor the post 00 years.

Tnmw ’ ronacco

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makin and Chewing

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Wlnnirrr. llfililiiii-niufilrrii.Eylmmlvm ,,,,,,l Cetldie Meniori'il Cciiiett-‘.i'y. Sin- M°“”“"°“'“"5""“""‘°°‘|""" ; c‘ere syiiipittliy ‘is exteniletl to the

-_ . '- bereavetl.

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Q oNE _ o_noP _Too MANV _,, ,';/'_/"-_"<'f',?~»<>/r!’;'fj " - nite 'i itt u exci eiiienl was caus- ’*€¢"-3%“"“‘*”““'W“ cd yvsi ertltiy :it the corner of brent

zz-_:_-.2 :rs -~ ' - ' and Queen Streets li_\- what niiglit

and white p.iuii~\ vi-lvl-t lint witli whiti- plume. 'I`h'- iiizitiy lii=iiiitii'ul gifts lt»fstil'_\' iii tile popiil1ir‘ty ot' the young coli-lilo:

'i`lii~ ileatli Iir:i'lll‘1`t-tl at lils liunlr-

iti Lon-_r liivt-r on l-‘i'iiiii;r, llec. 12 :titer il limi: illness, oi' \\'li|. l'ayli- ter. in his 5-lili yea". 'Ile was a man ol' quiet iiisposilion, well likeil by all who linew liiiii. lie li-lives io mourn one son, llar|>_\', at lionie, iiitil one step-son, \\’. l-`. Cousins, re siding in Ontario, and one llaiigli ter, .\li‘S. Bruce Bell. llc is also

toni.: River 'intl tlircr- si-'I1-rs, \lr~s

e-ll.i .intl E\.i iii. honie. The lunei

ly attended. Rel. .\Ii. Millci con ilucteil _the services. The pall betir- ers were J. ll. Pidgcon, J. Coal sins. James Gillespie, (lsciir John stone, John Johnstone, ll. Ill. Joliil- stone. interment took place utilit-

` liave provetl ri serious accident. ll lseeius that two young mon np- ‘|`iai‘eiitl_v under [the influence of sztrong ilrlnk, while driving down lQueeii St. decided to teach their horse the art ot cutting corners. ldvt-t-_vtliiiig went well; the horse proved himself equal to the occas- ion liul the sleigh prei'erreil to i’pl» low the .straight -path with the rc- sult that both men were hurletl iii-ziilloiig iii-.ross tho street, For- tunately the iiiiinial was of ii tluivl tllsposltioii rind cviueiitly tearing fi liolil up for fast ilrlvin-g came io ii stand-still iii front oi' the King l<`l:l\\'artI Illotel, The /'young men 'ilthough quite shaken up were able to get into their sleigh in which they proceeded ai u somewhat slower pace.

P .E. I. "CINDRELLA HE'|RESS"

_ -liast Suiitlny’s Boston Post con-

tiiliis ii dun-ble column portrait oi Miss Agnes McNevln, the Ilon- shiiw, P. ld. l. girl who was rec- ently bequeathed n fortune of .$250,000. The Post says: The will til Mrs. Mary C. Knight, wealthy Roxbury woman. wlm died recent- ly, leaving $250,000 to Miss Agnes .\‘lcNi_~vin. her compmilon and liu\i.~ieki‘eper for the Inst 25 years, was allowed by Judge Grant ln Pro- 'liate Court Friday. There was no contest. Miss McNevin re- tired one nlght recently a woman of meagre means awaklng an heiress with hundreds

of thousands at her command. Rox1bury's Cinderella. as she has been called, is a quiet, sensible woman with no new tangled ideas. and her friends say iihv'll do miicli ‘good with her money. Misa Mc- Nevin refuses to talk at all about the nmttcr, except to say that this wus the happiest. Clirlstmas she lins ever seen. The Knight resid- ‘ence :it 46 Perrin Street. Ro xbury.

was left to Miss McNovln in the will. Others in the service of Mrs.

i'oiit','i'atiilaiit.u|s ure exit'-:iil<‘tl.

young ciiiiplc, to whoin lieartie

\\'e.'.tnioi~eltiiiil School, ll--c. 24. Th pupils were i=xaii_iineil in sever siitijecls of their school work li Miss Mut‘Q'.iriri'lo, teacher at Tryon .\lr, t'aii\liliell, tt-:icliei~eit liikerinan bliss Mary Miicl/'ittio and the,

their pronipt-ai\ii‘ ready answer slioweil that they fully unilerstoo

ietitliiigs, recitations nnil dialogue

of all. The teacher r<‘c~ivei1 quit

those present. co-iiipliiiientary t pupils i-ind teaclier. the meetin

them.

Mrs. Leo. J, i\lurpliy, 'I`i»;iiish, wer

which she never roco\'r-reil, an

Miitriculiitlon exaiiiinntions whe

,Colle e last May, In her home an

gentle and lzenerous sister, lierlos is irrepiiiyablc in her lioiiie.

ed paren s. ` _

estliig eveiit took place in St llunstsn's Ciitlieilral iit, 7.30

united Miss Adc-lla Devercaux o Kclly`s Cross iiiiii Mr. Michael A

home of the 'bl'idc’s mother, Mrs

Kiiiulit were hanilsoineiy rememb- ered. _

W-ESTMORELAND SCHOOL.-

Tlit- .~.etiil»:iiiiiu:il examiiiationo

nl wife the fol wing m y

ti\arrlier. Miss Miircliisan and by

ter the exziiiiiiiiiig was over a pro-

graiiiine i:oii;-iizrtliig Ol chorusess, Jnmes_ Middle Sackvme_

closed hy singing the National An-

prrieveil to learn oi' the death ot their beloved dnunliier Eileen, a the early age 0l` I6. in .lanuary last. she contracted iniltzenzii. fron if

only in herniliirieentli yeiir, and gratluittetl from Prince ol Wales

5: tl

Convent lite she litiil Intl ii soul-in-

spiring and eiiifying example uni ‘_ _ her swect uniissuining ilislioi-iiiion “WA ‘I3-'J NWI 9-153"-~'~’i' endezirctl licr lu lier tiizit-.ltcr.< ant . companions, ii ilntitul ilaulxliler. ii A

Interment tool: place at Tllznisli l

Cciiietei-_v Saturdtiy inoinlng,', lluv. 5 A. J, Mi:l)oul:altl oificintlnlz. The l sincere syiiiliiiihy ol' the whole 1 '

comniun*_v goes out to the liereav- 1

-WEDDING BELLS.--All inter- _

on I

Monday the 20th lleceliilici- when Rev. Maurice Mc-Doniilil. Rector.

Cheverle of Souris in the llol'y bonds of mzitriiiiony. The bride was attended by Miss Jennie Des,‘ Roches, city, while Mr. Frank Le- plerie of lieil.Point performed tho | tlutles of groomsmen. After dinner `_ at the King Edward Hotel the ' 'bridal party left by train for the

James H. Dcvereaux, Kelly’s Cross

-mniniier of the evening was enjoy-

e lo in il siirviv

y to iiioui-ii the loss of ii devoted hu

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Werlnesdziy morning December 31st

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. band and father Mrs. Noble Smith,

I Wentworth, N. S. and Libby, Cha

d The sisters are Mrs. James Ke

nan, Charlottetown; Mary Ann

the siilijects they had studied, Al- Seven Mile Bay The brothers me

Ivluthlas, Seven Mile Bay, and

was carried out to the ~‘-itsfaction ___

li. lottetmvn; James C., Amherst; . Charles, Bangor, Maine; William, B Port Borden and Vincent at home.

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E Deepest sympathy will be extend-

;i ituniber 0i` various gift.; from her ed lo the family ol the lnte Ml-n_ pupils. Alter remarks hy some of Tlwmnn H0gan_ wllnse unexpected

° deiith took place yesterday morn-

5 ing at 'I o’clock. The late Mr

. she passed to her eternal home

Moiidav fortified by the rites of h

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Yl§’2'l`1I| lliilllill Bill’ llill T-`.1I.'.I'.'il 'aairu 1‘Af14-ltdluf-1') lt|ut[1:.a su_m:z2h‘ .»i1uN `n.>qal.4s.u 2.»_iu.l aiur: .tl/L ~,i.»{ gr I-H015 lvuuali /:uv x1r_|S3iup lla iq pl-as ..'1)NISll.l "I `I?l

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JD >lJ\=1iU un .mln ii:iilil'lil.1 ,lui oi

lngcliloiirul .illolnailso sim ll ~.i.i..ll -:nl ii pun iopllnq poiilq ii an liiiil..i ou :nil al .ioplsiioo pci: ‘s.ii=.i.( .ml ,ilniicl Riu ul oluo_l_ iloniiioifz lini- :mi:iN iiniaalmnll posit iiiml l" :Kms 0| sail ‘iltilslll pun ,(.iiiil_'.i;;if\ lo null iiilol' -lg unoiivl lliii :ij

I _lo ‘5upigll "l -cl °.il\l lizqii lii.-_nl ` ‘i(;\ilnl'\i|nils.‘|i l\::\i uw.

-s.'».nl.ip .vol ,ipaiuoi limi; ~.»-:.\ np 1-, Il 'llllnxofilnul pun .i.:~|:i-:i liimli ‘|\o_o_l :».\.i:>u it ss lzinlia ni: s-i-l aliiiii Hrivmis it 3 S.l§lllii‘.f.'lli

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where they were heartily welcom- ' 'In N Em I

ed and the bride and groom warm ly congrntulatellt by the-Ir' lmmed late relatives and friends. The re

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ably passed lii conversation, muslc‘ /,lf

and song. -Mr. Cheverie, is one oi ‘I/l‘.» §,

the brave boys who joined the col- Aél/ __ . _

orii and went overseas for King' ‘-.=,"'i" ,;~j,‘//_,'€ \,7~f emi cniiiitry with uw ioatii nsiisi- , I ' / gl ~_’;_;' - - ion. He was subsequently trans- I'

ferred to the 20th (New Brunswick) ‘ ‘ , _ ,:___°:_T_

Battalion, was wounded but ha ,‘f.T_'-,--1': ' pily recovered and was In actix l',"lt_',',f'~f'°.'=fi_f"-.»';- service in Franco at the time the ','~':‘_ I-

iirmlstice was signed. The many \\v`||v """’*'. `} »' »'l"ll-.-~ friends df Mr. and M-rs. Cheverle .IZ.'_§='f< "‘ j. j“_‘ Ilienrtlly wish them a long, happy .;.__.__‘:;_ ,

_and prosperous wedded life. -.4 ~ '_`~ "_`_`

Hogan, who had been in apparent robust health, took sick on Satur-

, _ day afternoon and despite loving

The niany Irlentls ol Mr. and care and expert medlcal. advlce

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she was dearly loved. but by a wide circle o ftrlends among whom she was wont to rnlnlster in times of illness or need. Site leaves besides her husband, three sons: James, in Suinmerside, Arthur, in Mill bury, Mass., and-Ernest at home; also four daughters: Gertrude, Bertha, Margaret and Florence, at home. The Guardian joins in sym~ pathy to Abe bereaved famiy. Funeral notice will appear later.

An assault and hold-up case af-

ter tlie worst style of Chicago or

'some large criminal centre occurr-

ed iii Charlottetown on Sunday night about S o‘clock, when the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jay, Cuiirberland Street was entered by a masked man, a few minutes lifter Mr. Jay had left the house. llc solzed Mrs. Jay who began to scream. Tho tleslperiido qiilckly bound a towel over her face and drew n revolver threatening to

shoot lt' she did not keep quiet. He then tied her hands behind lier back in thorough thug fashion and then went. upstairs. Mrs. Jay nt this stage of the proceedings suc- ceeded in getting away and ran to the telephone to call up her hus- band who was at a house on Water Street. She then ran in-to Mr. George Brady's next door. Mr. Driitly rushed into the Jay home -but the cowardly assailant of the

woman had made his escape by the

back door. '

The assailant is described as a

tall man, wearing ti dark overcoat and a mask with long whiskers. During the struggle with the man he tlireateiicil twice to shoot. her. The revolver which he held was oi large calibre and nickel plated.

Mrs. Jzry is a native of Ireland,

a young woman ot prepos-sessing a earnnce. Her liusband who for

DD ` merly belonged to Mount Stewart is employed with Messrs Beer &

Weeks. He served overseas.

The outrage does not look like

the work of local talent in this

The police were notiiled soon af-

ter and are making efforts to locate the man.

ltmis said to be the first _case of

lthe kind which hiis ever occurred iii (1litii~lottetown. . '

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line. The case aippears bo have, I |an air of mystery about lt.