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In the brine-freezing process the fish are dipped into a solution of sodium chloride w: brine) carried on board in a tank at a $911196!‘ ture of five degrges Fahrenheit- Then they are stored at a temli‘ erature of five degrees. apd X1161- ments have shown that fish so. treated can be kept in perfect W1- dition for three months.

The w“ 0g installing the new plant on board '1: about $3.599. 17111’ it is claimed there would be a ml saving, because of the avoidance of loos On fish cauxht early in 111° voyage. A 23111111858119 51511 m" chant says that brine-frozen fish was almost as good as freshly- caught fish.

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LONDON, Aug. l0—(By The Can- adian Presu-Brinefreezing, a new method a preserving fish caught In the sea, the result of research work carried out at the Torry Re- search Station, Aberdeen, is re- garded as a gratifying success and. an exhibition of cod, sole, halibut plaice and rock salmon frozen by this process was given recently at the Department of Scientific and industrial Research, London.

The fish had been caught by the research vessel City of Edinburgh weeks previously. Some of them‘ were fried at the Department and guests enioyed an early luncheon

of fried fish at the Government's coo-m, or sweet oil. oo expense .".‘.."i'.‘il',. '3,“ u. This new process, will it is claim- '6'" “us,” n '

ed, revolutionize the methods of preserving fish. ‘rrawlers will brine- Ireeze fish as they are caught, in- stead of, as at present, storing them In ice while the trawler is at sea. la. Lumley, superintendent of the Torry station, said that one of the, disadvantages of fish frozen under older methods, had been that it

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~20!!! OITICI IIDICOI-AT- ID-Tbe Summereide Poet Oﬂw which has been undergoing consider- ‘eble redeooration is now about fin- ished and looks very nice/The let- ter boxes have all been P1111164 111 gold, the walla are finished in buff and pale grey. The oeilinl hi8 been painted white. The whole building ls very artistic and the public appreciate its smart appear- mcm-S. -

—GASPIZSIA IN PORT-The S. S. Gaspesia made her usual fort- nightly trip to Summeralde on Wednesday bringing thirty 9855"“ Her cargo oonclliied of 2.500 bags of flour, 1,000 bags of cement, a, carload of pitch and one cal-load of turpentine, also a mixed carfv of email goods. She took on a mis- cellaneous cargo for Montreal-S.

—CASES AT COURT-Mr. C. M. Magistrate for Prince‘ County, held Court on Tuesday at The first case heard was under the Highway Traffic Act in connection with the recent ac- cident at Bedeque, in which a. truck and a-car collided, the truck being , Witnesses were heard and the Magistrate reserved judgment until Friday. A prohibi- tion case aaginst a party Bayview was before the Court. The charge was for permitting his pre- mises to be used for the sale of in- toxicating liquors. victed and as it was a second of- fense, he was fined $700 and costs or ten months in jalL-S.

i-ELDERLY RESIDENT SUMMERSIDE PASSES — There passed away in Summerside on Tuesday at noon one of its oldest and moat highly respected citizens, Mr. William MoMurdo, in his 84th Mr. McMurdo was born in ‘January, 1849, at Kelvin, P. E. I., but was a resident of Summerslde for over sixty years, in fact almost since its inception. lug to Summorside he entered the employ of the late R. T. Holman. but after a few years he went into partnership with the late George Warren. S. M. Hicks, and his broth- er David McMurdo, the firm carry- ing on a very for many years. He afterwards re- tired and assisted his son, Dr. J. A. McMurdo in his dental practice. Mr. McMurdo was a man of ex- emplary character, brought up un- der the guidance of parents of the old Presbyterian faith, his charac- ter was moulded along lines of courage and endurance and a love for the simple pleasures of life and a staunch believer in God and His Holy Word. He was for over sixty years a. member of the Summerside Presbyterian Church, being one of the very few remaining of the first congregation. He woe a teacher of the Sunday School and Bible Class until a short time ago. He was a man of who made lasting friend- ships and will be. mimed by many both in town and country. Although

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in failing health, he was only laid up for about three weeks and the end came quickly at the last. He leaves to mourn his widow, former- ly, Agnes Brehaut, also three sons, Wm. J., in Lashburn, Saskatch- ewon; C. B., in Alberta, and Dr. J. A., in Summereido; also three brothers, A. R. McMurdo on the old homestead at Kelvin, Albert, in California and two sisters, Mm. D. W. Walker, of Wilmot and Mrs. Peter Sinclair, of Summerfieid, P. E. I., to all of whom sympathy is extended. The funeral takes place this afternoon at 2 ‘o'clock at the Presbyterian Churchu-S.

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ill lervice in which noted loom mdsfnrvtaketbepleceoftherog- ular order, ls to be observed in Drmdu United (muroh on Sunday evening, Aug. 19th at eight o'clock. The service is under the 01189100! oftheW.M.S.nndaIﬂ1BI‘°\lI°1" faring for Minion: is requested.

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sea-vice in the United Church, Stur- geon, on Sunday, Aug. 14th, ot L30 pm. This service will be conducted by Rev. Malcolm A. Matheeon, pastor of. Roanoke. Presbyterian Church, Kansas City, who is e native of Mllltown Cross. ..'S'l'. ANDREWG PRESBY- TERIAN CHURCH -- Montague. Sunday, August 14th, service will be held in the evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. H. L. MacKenzie, B. D., Ph. 3., Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y., will preach. Mr. MacKenzle is Island born and isnow occupying _an im- portant place in its Christian Church on the other aide. Come and hear him. Special music by the choir. The Bible School will meet at l0 am. Mr. Russell McLaren, Supt. mcannroau rnasnuraizrau CHURCH-Services Sunday, Aug- ust 14th, Service at Cardigan at 11 am. Sermon, "Religion in a Chang- ing World," by Rev. H. L. Mao- Kenzie, Ph. 3., B. D., Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Mr. MacKenzie is here on vacation and loves his native heath. He should be heard by n large congregation. Mrs. ,Wll- liam Garrick will sing. Service at Lorne Valley at 3 pm. Rev. Alex. R. Gibgon will preach. The Sunday School will meet at Cardigan at 10 o'clock, lame Valley at 2 p.m.

PERSONALS ..'Mr. William Fiorbeslof Brace, MacKay Ltd., Summe side, motored to Montague on Sunday-H.

..'Mr. L. M. MacKinnon, of Montague Furnishing. Company, left Monday morning for a business trip to different part! of the Ia- land-H.

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MB. FRANCIS HEARN

The death occurred in the city on Sunday, August 7th, of Francis Hearn at the age of 12 years. The late Mr. Hearn, who was Market Clerk, was performing his usual duties on Wednesday morning when’ he suddenly took ill and Wild taken to his home where he lingered till Sunday night when he passed away. .In the passing of IFrancia Hearn Charlottetown has lost an estim- able and honorable citizen. The de- ceased _was the trustworthy and obliglng Market Clerk for the past eight yuan, which position he fill- ed with ability and satisfaction. He had many friends in the city and in the country who will regret to learn of his death.

—Mr. J. S. Wright, Secretary of the C. N. S. F. B. A, is in Char-

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Millers love was brought into court records today by the flyer himself in his trial for the slaying of Ha- den Clarke, young author who su- perseded Lanacstcr in Mrs. Keith- Milierb affections.

story ofamaninlove for five years his love upholding him through financial reverses until he learned that the woman he loved since he flew with her from London u; Aim-- 5"“ Wm“! tralia in 102-1, um decided m his *"“““"' ' absence insearch of funds, to marry Clarke.

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The citilona of Sourh were chock- gg on Tuesday evening which the news that M16! E1199" 9'4"” ‘m drowned, spread through the town like wild fire. 1mm Paquet and. frlendl went “mm; about 8.15 pm. 30in! 1n at the western end of the beach near the eastern 511117054511 5° 5W1“ West Bridge. The Souria River our- rcnt at thlB 1101M 1B "17 511°" and M155 Paquet was swept off her feet. Her brother-ln-lnw, m. Mal? Madore, also found himself in den- ger. The third member of the party Mr. James Oﬁlfanley, Jr., lent hi! assistance and Mr. Maclore was en- abled to reach safety. But the rea- cue of Miss Pequot proved more difficult, and tholllb Ml‘. Oﬂanle)’ made a valiant effort, it proved in vain and the current and undertow swept her away. Hundreds of Sour-la citizenry thronged the beach leaving the town quite deserted, many assist- ing 1n the search for the body. Several motor boats also rendered aid and the search was continued till a. late hour Tuesday evening. The body was recovered yesterday morning. An inqueet was deemed unnecessary. Miss Paquet, a young lady of nineteen years was of estima“ character and held a position on the Cox Hotel staff at Souria. There are left to mourn, her mother, Mrs. Elliot Palquet; three sisters, Mrs. . Aeneas Smith, Mrs. Max Madore and Mrs. John Grant, and two brothers, Lawrence and Leigh. The Guardian extends sincere sympa- thy to the aorrowing family in their A suddenbereavement. p I ' This is the first bathing accident to occur on Sourls beach and prob- ably would not have happened had

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. Greens The late Mr, Hearn was a true geyurorkﬁ m? t; mklpormym‘ Spinach Christian man in every sense of that is"; ti; mus; ti; :25‘?! ~ $2 EE.Z“‘ZZ..‘.ZLZ"2§.‘SZZ“.I“°Z.°S m“ **="""- ' ' "s" “,2” 1 * -- s no 4 " received the last rites before his shgltggogsdatgfwletitxnr 362m 01:11:18., 2% death. Ho was also ‘a member of so“ m’ stfmu,‘ emm mevzsoon? Cauliﬂower no l‘ m’ “my “m” s°°l°ty °' 111° 3°15’ ciusion of one urmucceuful weetun “m”. md°em°r 1m'm" business trip" Ilancaetcr ‘ ed. r He leaves to mourn his wife, one “I w“ pdmed I dun-t know Com , daughter, Mrs. George McQuald 0f what to do. Finally I sent the pair .110 1b. prom). 31‘ star”? 11° "#11:! 101‘ a telegram wishing them luck." " I ‘ 0 YCBXS, B 012B ~ Th; 1| , ch d 1th kmln‘ '. Blew". Mm- Catherine Smith. of Clarke 1116215 .221: nine Keith- $21K}? n“ n w a Fbrt‘ Augustus He was a kind Mlllel‘ home within 12 hours after Womble M1,,‘ 1; ¢' father and loving husband. and nu arrival mm st. Louie, testified "mm" up igcprini thosekwho lie left to mourn will he bought a pistol in St. Imus and - W" "P 111911101’? Breen as loaded it in Nashville: ' Iona as life ma. Much of the flyerb testimony on n 11:5‘ direct examination by defence 1 m; -—M.r.and MraFEldr-ed Buchanan, counsel had to do with his upcri- ‘ - - ~- ‘ of Monciam, N. D., are spending enoe 0n the western trip, when he 1 their vacation with. the former’: sought unsuccessfully for fund] for mum-om; u?‘ n" w' 3' Major u. n. Strong, parents. Mr. and Mrs. w. .1. Buch- himself, Mn. Keith-Mlller and 5*] (13133

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Sweet Pepper Canned Withoul Water

Remove the seeds and stems from sweet peppers. Pack dry in small- est size sterilized Jars. Put on top without completely sealing jars. Sterllizo in‘hot water bath 2 hours. The processing brings out a. thick liquor an you will find in commer- oielly cancd plmientoeo. When only part of a can of popper: is requir- ed, cover the remainder with cook- ing oil or melted paraffln- Store in dork place.

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