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THURSDAY

M 'G3"""'”'

FORMER ISLANDEFL- Rev. i'.

McLeod. hito of tho congregation of llaldtni, Manitoba. was on January 7tl\, inducted to the pastoral charge oi 'I‘ilhury, Ont., in the l‘rosbytc|'y of t‘ha|-aiu. Mr. ML-Lcod is a native of ticorgutown. l’. E. i.

THE EAST POINT FIRE.-'-..'l‘he`

total ins-urunce on St. t‘oiuuiba's L‘»l1n~_ rch ami parish hail. destroyed by tire on 'l`ucsda_\' night is $14,000, distribut- cd among d`i[t‘creut companies. Almost nil tho vcstincnts were destroyed. l"ot'iunatt~i_\' the church records were _lit-pt in a safe in the parochial house nllli tl\|'.~'t.' \\'t~i't~"sZ1'vT’llfum"'M '

BACK TO CHARl_.0TTETOWN.-

l\lr. ami i\lrs. Wiiliain G. Hogg, and family who lmvo bt»t'n r»_~siding for soim- ti|m.~ in Slic\'b\'onltt-. Qticin-t~. re- turnt-tt to t'lmriottctown this week, ami it is pioasiitg to learn hart- dcri- drd io make this t'it_\- their iiomt» mic,- mort-. .\lr, ilogg`s triciitis will be intt-i'c.~'tt'tl to learn limi iii. is now in IIl<‘ in<uram~»- lni.~‘im~ss and has re- t‘t~ivt-d tht- appointment of rt-prest-iita- tive for this Provim-e of the t‘oiit`t-tlt-r- atit.-I, l.ll`t- iusul'ai|t-e Vo. ot` (‘unatla.

APPOINTED ORGANIST.-Prof. ll.

A. 'l`anlou oi' this t'il_v has lice-ii ap- poitiirtl organist ami choir iiistrm'ioi' of rin; llaptist t‘l\lir<1h td' t_‘harlot_te- town. l’i'ol'. 'l`antou has for several _rears init-ii choir instructor at St. i'e- tcr's Vatlit-tii".il ami was lui' sonic time organist oi' a leading Aiiglicaii rlmrt-ii in .\'»=\\' tt.-rk. As organist he po_~'s»».~'s't-s iintltniiitttl abilit_v ami his 1ilJi>0l1itim-iii to the iuagniticent new org.tn ut the Baptist t.‘hurt:h is a guar- antee that the high stamlard oi' the fxhoir will ho nmintainetl..

ENTERTAINMENT LAST NIGHT.

~-Owing lo un accident to the boiler, tht- t-ntertainniont io have been held last t-vening in (trace (`hurt-it was htld instead' in thc sclioolroom. As a "0llS€‘liU0l11'e the progrnninie as arrang- ctl with orciiestra had to be cancelled

ilu-rt» was no piano in the schoolrooni. II|<!l‘r With a largeg attendance attciuiuiicc the |'ooni being filled' to capacity ami a large number i-mild not gain admiltancf». .-\ delightful pro- ilramine oi' first-class moving pictures » was shown under the skillful manage- im-nt ot' Mr. Walter Burke, wlich were f‘HJ`U_\'v~tl_ by all. it is hoped to have the ~~nt4-rtaiitiiiiritt us originally planned :~’iv»»|i at an early datrn,

CHESS TOURNAMENT--The mein-

llcrs oi' the (fharlottetown Chess (‘1ub nwt last Saturday at their club room, itovai ilank oi' (Kanada. for the pur- ili-'~'»' of inaking arraiigemeiits for their annual clit-ss tournament. Nearly 1-\‘~~:‘\' nicniber was present. lt was tirtsitit-ti that the tournament should in-gin on l~`ebruar_v thi: Zlst and Con- tinued on Momlays, Wednesdays, ami I"l`lii=1,\'-. two Rallies to be piayctl each niulll l\,\' rat-h mr-inbcr, till the series <i|` Iwo '_'aii|r-s lit-twC'l‘n vvcrv incniber is run oil. .'\ number t.-i` resolutions \\;|.~ nas-st-tl so that the tournanient will co on smoothly ami cxpctlitit/usly ami not drag as was thc icmicncy of i'1'~l lotirnaniclits. 'This tournaincnt IIN.-|iii_-t-s to iw the best _vi-t held as 'Ili' |II1|_\' oi' the older inciubers is de- \~~_lo|-iu_u a strcngtli not hitherto al- Inlm-ll anti soim: t\l` thc _\‘oi|i1;,gei'ong5, Hin- it-roliiiiiir ouitc prctzatiotts, The <‘li|l» »-_\|cmls a cordial invitation to t'\'rr\<|nt- ii|iei'cstt~¢l in the Royal game and t-_.pt-t~iatil_\' to those who wisii to it-art: this king oi' intcllertuul sports

Collins, ot Vernon River. daughter ot Dr. Collins, was operated on in the tthuriottctowu Hospital yesterday for uppcndlcltis. it is pleasing to learn that she is progressing favorably.

. NOT SO BAD.-In reference to the smallpox situation at Buugay the item in yesterdays Gnardlali'was somewhat misleading. There are a total oi' only l`ot`|r cases on the sick list. The six cases in the ilrst family which was stricken are now all well. 'l‘be Board ol` Health have been very ener, getic ami the peopli- are doing every- thing re:|ut»-steti in order to keep tht-.~ vpidcinir t'rotn spreading.

WEDDING BELLS.-- On 'l'uesda,\'

morning. January 1i0th, a quiet -wed- ding wus soictinnized in St. liunstan's Uutliedi-ai, t`iiurlottelowu. when Miss .\largaiet Kirkltani, tluugiitt-i' ot' i\l|'. and Mrs. ’l`lioinus Klckllani, ot' New |Iuvcn_ Inccuiiiu the bride of NIV. .\lit~haei l)c\'ei'¢-atix oi' tho saute place. 'l`li`e ccreniony was pcrl'oi'incd by lic-v. l>r. t‘urrnn. 'l`iu~ britlt- was attirctl in a travt-liiiig suit of na\'_\' blue with hat to niatrli, ami was attrmirtl by hor cousin. Bliss Sadie I\lcl<`nti_vcn. while Iilr. Louis \\'_\'une was grootus- man. ;\lr. ami .\li'.-_ lit-vert-utl.\ lcit on at short wedding trip and on their return will rt-sitio in New iiaven. 'l`heir iuan_\' l`rie1|<l.s' join in wisliiug them lunch liuppiness through ii|`t~.

_-\ meeting of tim i’atriotit- Society

was held _vt-;s'it-|'tlay al'tr'rnoon at the l'atriotit: ileatlqtini't\|'s ltoyal Hank ilailtling. ’i`itcr,» were present. its-\'. lilajor I<‘uliertt>n. who pre-sitlell, Rev. J. J. l\[at‘donatltl, llis ilonur .lutlgc Stewart. Canon Simpson, i‘olonel Jen- kins, Major Leigh. t‘apt. (len. Camp- bell, Mr. G. S. lnnian, t‘.ol. Moore ami Ur. \\'. J. l’. .\lcMlllan.

The meetings arranged for this week

io l’or_t Borden and iutcrnledlato see tions having been cancelled, owing to the storm, it was decided to hold them on l~`ebrnary 15th.

The arrangements made for Febru-

agy Sth still stand. ’I’he.meeting for \i'ebster`s Corner. also cancelled, is to be held on Tuesday, Feb. (ith.

A resolution was unanimously adop~_

ted urging upon the militia autliorities the advisability ol' ininlcdiately e.nt'or- clng the militia art throughout (`ana- tia. '

The funeral of Miss (`l\ristina. .\lac~

Donald toolc place from her mothe-r's residence. Long Creek on 'l`iiursday the 25th inst.. ami \vas vert- largely attemiui. 'l`hc services at house ami grave were performed by the Rev. 1). MacLean and the following young men acted as pall-bearers viz: Hugh .'\. lllacllonald.. Gartlcld Taylor, A. K. .\iacl’hce, Lecter licndcrson. Heber ;\lacLean and ticorge l\lat-.\'ei|i. In- terment at t‘anot.- t‘ovct`1eincte1'y. tfitristina, was only sixteen years ol age when the l"atlier ot' Spirits called her hoinc to llinisclt`. Although sick l`or the grcatct' part of the past sunl- mer her sickness was very patiently born., ami is certainly a couitort to tho widowed mother in her great tif- tlictions. Only mio little- daughter abc-‘tit nine _roars ol age is lo|'t to rlieer ami accoiii|iaii\- her in the re- maining part ot' lit`e's _iollrnt-_\'. lier liusliand ami tlirce t-i\ildrc'n have all been t-alictl a\ra_\' during the last few 5'ear=. The s_\'rnpatli_\' oi` the continu- ni|_\- goes out to .\irs‘. 1\l_acDonalrl ln liar |n\:'va\'ciiit_-iii, but slit- ncctl not mourn as tiiose who have no lmpc. L`l1ri.~'tina slio\vcll her strong iaith in Jesus i'lirist und let`l thc world witir

'l`lit~\~ will all im \vclcoinc.

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l:_he_O_rlg|nal'

But lmltotionu Only Dinppolnt

There are many lmltations of this great treatment for- coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and

whooping cough. They usually have some sale on the merits of the original, but

it should be -remembe r e' d

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portrait and signature

of A. W. Chase. 1\I.l2'_'_'r;

RECEIVES COMNIlSSlON.- Dr.

.]. li. lirown. ll. M. ii.. who some time ago ollcrod his services in con- nection with the tfanadiau' Dental lirancli, _vestei'tla?'"1'ecei\'ed "iioi.itici1- tion of his acceptatit-e and has been grunted the tank oi' t'aptain. Dr. iirowu enters upon' his duties at once and for the present will be connected with the units now quartered in t'li:irl0ttetown. lie hopes laiei' to get ovt-i~s't>as.

The oldest inhabitant. of ()_vster Bed

passed into the great beyond on Tues- day. January 23rd. in the- person of .\lr. Kenneth Matheson. who had at- tained the great age ot' 94 years. lie

ami retained the use ot' his faculties to the last moments ol' lite. Even in thc l.st years ot’ his life it was his delight to connnit to n\en_\ory verses i'ron1 Scripture and litany oi the psalms. llis iavoritet chapter was John 14 which was being read to him hy Mrs. \V1u. Matheson when his spirit was taken to the house ot’ many mansions. Like the little child that is being rocked to sleep so he peace- luliy closed his eyes to all earthly scenes to open them on the heavenly. He was carefully attended during the short tiinq- ite 'was conilned to lied by his nephew Wm. Matheson ami his wife and daughters and they can limi comfort nml consolation from the words ol' the Master: “inasmuch as yo have done it unto the least ot` these that believe in me. yo have done it unto Ale." 'l`ile ftniernl scrvico was peric-rnied by thc Rc-v. 1). l\laci.can and all that was mortal oi' an aged neighbor was iiilerretl in Portage t‘e- i_uetoi'_\'.

On 'l`lit|rstla_\'_ the 25th du_\.- ot` .la~

liuary the i`unt-ral of Hrs. .\'eii M. l'aniphe|l m-e. t‘atht-‘rim» .\iat'l.e.'-in :ook plact' front thc i'csi<lem'e ot' hcr --on Gcorgc and .sliowcd the respect in whicii slie'\vas held by the large number of people win, attcmlrtl the burial sm-vit-Q which was t-onduuted ln' the Rev. l). .\Iat'l.can. ;\imut two wt-eks bei'or|» hor death she was at- i.it-itt-ti by pneumonia ami although sho had thu ln,-st ol' nir=tlit'al :tii.end.inct‘. ami t,e\itlci'l_y nursed it pit-‘ascii hrr

t-'ive v - -r tu call licr hottie

Bridge ami surrounding conimunityl

was a remarkable nianfaiways healthy'

latest casualty list contains the name Messrs Bmce_ Muay. Q, C¢_ wg; °f ““°¢Il9*` PFIHW EdWW‘d l°I“~n_'-I@"- somewhat badly damaged by tire last wounded in action. Norman Finlay- e,,emng_ The me Ma,-ted |n me om”

oon,_ot Peake'a Station.

SUDDEN DEATH OF ISI-ANDER-” were subdued without serious dum-

Dr. Rogerson, Hunter River, received “ge being du"e_ tl-lm more _was not 9- WIUSTHIU 0" Wei-I“eBdi\Y I“f0"mI“g loculied by the tire ami the dunnige llllll Of the Sllimen flfmlll ill Rll\`Uf0"I consisted ot’ charred furniture uml

Falls. Maine, oi"hls brother David. Deceased leaves a widow. Mrs.

James Mc-t‘iti-thy oi’ Moum Stewart. is Bm-|-HDAY pAR-ry__ tyonsme,-|,,g

a. sister.

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ISI-ANDER TRANSFERRED-"' U"-'tile girls ot the i’. W. (‘. branch _ot

.M5-“ning B“5““'1I- 50" °f DV- B“g““"- the \'. \\'. <‘. A., in ileurtz Meirnorlal

this City, has been transferred from

and crept up the walls to the upper storeys but fortunately the ilames

walls in the oiilre.

the weather there was o large atten- dance at the Iiirthday Party given b_v

ilali on Tuesday night. The pro-

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Glmnel' BagIl“"» “'I“’ had 5“""*"I "I tour ll. \i'. t‘. ~students; retailing. the Masons, and belonged to -several the late lvlurtiock liloiieod, ot’UIlIt:. llo the i"`°“l fo" ihree ““"m‘5' had I"""" Miss llcnnis; solo, Miss liiidu Sent- out.-ot'-town clubs. _ leaves six brotlmrs ami three sisters.

I|“'“1Id9i| '0 Englimll °“ “£`U"““t "f ner' r\>'atling. l\lis.~'- Edith Jenkins; Tho funeral service will be held ut

The brothers are:» M. ti.. in Onmha'

931' "`°“I’l‘f- _H9 I3 “nw "0“'¥’l”t“I~" dm-.i. illissei-, i‘rawi`ord ami ilurrls; Olivet tfongrcgationul (liturch. lugle-I l5o_n_i_uiinin, in \lorth _Riveit P. ld. re(‘0\'8t'\*tl tlllfl lr# !'€1\iI.\' lol' UN* ,-h1u|;,,g_ _“iss 1.3.1,,” (;(,,1|(,,,; diu|‘,g“.._ hu-,~| and |)t~wl»_\~ _»\venttes, at Il p. ni. \\illtan1 ami Jarvis, in Bridgetown, U"‘“"I‘f‘*‘ “"I"`" ‘IW B“'~t°"-" 'S ““"" "ills Swtcl lior'|uet;" sele't-tion, hy to-niorrow und thc body will bc' taken l’. E. il.; and .lohn M. and Robert A.,

ed.

ISLANDER lNJURED.--- Word has

reacilexi Suinttirrsitlc says the islaml Farmer. that Mr. \vunnm Kieily, iiilrcniau in the Scliuriuan mill. who left here about two months ago and has been employed in a i`at'tor_\' at New Glasgow, .\'. S.. met with a vt-r_\' serious accident there on Mtnula.\'- From the meagre |`mrticulars to hand, it seems that he was caught in tin- belting of some tnarhincry and had one leg so badly mangled that ainpu- tation was necessary.

SOLDIERS RETLIRN.--l.it-'ui. 1'.

Mt-Gulgan. St-rgt. i<`. Arbing, l.t-, i'o\'p- oral H. Scliurnian, l.c. (forporal S. it. Mciiaren, i‘te. i’. l\'lci~‘adyen, ot' thc 105tli t)verseus Draft arrived from Halifax yt=stcrtiay trout \vl\cm~t'~ tlit»_v ‘had been taking at special cou|'se in bayonet iigiitinr; and piiysicai cxer clse. Lance Corporal t‘.. liuntuin who was taking the same course has been instructed to proceed to Toronto to take a t`u1-ther courst- at the head- quarters Training School wliirh opt-its thc-re on February 5th.

GOOD WORK OF CAPT. MURCHI-

SON.- In conversation with one oi the passengers who came over by thc

car ferry on Tuesday. a representative; of the Guardian 'wn's"lnfornied that'

Captain” Murchison dis»p'la.yed reniaik- ably line -sea.1nans'bip during “the heavy easterly gale with sno\v which continued throughout the day and evening. When the wind wus haul- ing round to the northwest. in thc evening and the snowstorm was quite thick, he brought the steamer into Georgetown. The ice in the straits is said to have been the lieaviest seen for yaers at this season, being raftetl in places to a depth ot twenty feet.. East of Picton island oil' Cape' Bear. the worst ice was encountereti and even' in Georgetown harbor, which is usually .pretty t`ree ot ice it was pack- ed in to quite' an extent. The car terry steamer docked at il o'cloclt that evening and all the pas'scnge`ri~' were unanimous in their pials-e ot' t‘aptnin Murchison in accoinplisliing the' feat under the trying circuni stances. _ _.

BONSHAW SHORT COURSE. 'l`hc

.igrlcultnrui Sliort. t‘ourse at llonsliaw held during tht' last wick was brought to a close on l-`|'ida_v night, .lanuaiy `_’Ttl\_ Although the \\'t\aiiil‘i' was tin i`;|.\'orablc toai'et'o1'tl alicntiaiiro' it uid not prevent large nuntbers oi' tin. i`ai'iners from taking ari'\'aiitagt- of thc various sesion.~". wliit-li wort- taken up by <iist~u.~'sioiis on li\'t= slot-it, fit-ld crops. tinlr_ving.piant tils'east~s and other stibjvt-is. 'l`ht-.sv wert- dealt with along guml prariit-al limfs by ;\loss|'s

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size of the bush. It takes about

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tca~»~and about 10 bushes to yield a pound of Red Rose Tea, as only the tender shoots 'and . buds are used to produce the distinctive flavor

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"` ' ,---"" “ry I , il" day and speak in glowing terms ot’ "' ' ' _‘_

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FREa.‘i:f.i'.2.';l:‘n"°t!l:Iz....

BOYS AND GlR|..§_'1‘l\lols ttllrhnnce ol your

Iile in get the mms: Scholars (rutllt that was ever

..tr.».~¢._ Jun To what to anemia. on. mp.. gmdr large stu .nlt _ bud Illle fountain

:~_e_f:_w» juni-:;¢:_:_r‘a __ omit nl o.con\bln:~ ...nm alla mm ru oft? , Qs nm# ltrmelouigznciimnlirrru M wil ochnnd

nmlc or ms|nl 1 |l| llmdnhlfnlwpo ~' nhnrporr. s tim sanitary porret drinlt ug¢t|p_.qm~ ho: of lo crnyonmom bmi of I nnrslntst-ont.-nnmu

twol e os ilnch rulm .| at

rt - to , .»fI|'l»¥$'I°|§¢ta¢p.z §_¢° 1 lmnroa naoer/1 ll' _ __ ' , YOU.

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orlil nur nal! collmur D:r1'.s. It roxonro.oNTlm|0.4o_ 5

will want x paolill nr two at mice. .Inn

one lilllr "I-‘nip Bar- Yy" will fly K I

mo|_|tn. %\§_n and

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Fill they sro in-¢-»i:I» N9 lellt-lotus. livery,

;'l|\Iv__‘II1_vl1 lh Gm . 'tm' ¢t.~ | atm-i .tit lu an hum. ` .}¢rrIes" nrll llltl wiltllre.

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~'\~'~-_.if - --~r wma Rthlvlm-‘I flutflt to your I .na _-n | i. » .ir tn' '---rt-(vw-w met-ttourgoodn

_ ...ni L-.ti-n-mr ini- |.rt.it.\|||\~. as ,mi tint. \\;: arrangn

I to lntrmmoo :mono your limits tin- n ...tv vt- ni.:-vo myintni at all tr.|n<¢-in-iiititin \ a in nn

In your outllt. Write taaisy-right now wall? you

.think of it. _ ldirou

Illiflléhdllllllll \\'()|llilll Illll lllilIl\' \'l"iII`S

ai tilt. time of het' tIt‘t~t-a.\'c nllt] loaves to in min, (ieo.gt. Nils. ltritiuiick .\1ar lim-_ Vanoii t‘o\'t-_ .\lrs. .llaicolin .\iac~ i~It»i:;'.ii ul' tim saiiic plat-1: and .\l|'s. llttgii .\iat-l’iit-ti t/i' New Dominion bo- sitlf-; a nunibei' ol` grantltdiildrcn who will greatly miss her .kind anti loving t'ut|tisi~i~'. ’l`in- pall-bcart-|°s wt-|'o -Mes- srs. i'oiin .lint-Uougall. \'oil 1\Iat'l{cn- zic <'\'r'n.~' l'rosb\' llonald T\lat~i(inno

t`eii1cit‘r_v ir/ await the » resurrt-t~iiou nioi'n "when the dead in (`hrist, shall :irisc ilrsi.."- --Com.

FRIDAY

MliLiTARY CROSS.- t‘hai~it-s A.

.\it-(_`aula_v. 'a gunner in Major l). .\. .\lrl{innon‘s' iiowitzcr .Xnnnuuition i‘olnn\|i, has In-on awarded thc' l\liii- iury l‘ross. at't'oitlittg to private' let- ters i-crelvctl in Qbai'lottetowi1 last night. Gunner: Mcilaulay unlisted in ilaiilitx. _

RETURN FROM WEDDING TOUR. -Mr. Weston -Newberry ami bride, returned' home' _resterday from an ex- tended wcdding tour, visiting some ai’..the princippd cities in New England and New York. While in Boston' tho hnppy_conple had the pri_vlle'ge and pleas-urc of attending the tabernacle services conducted bv “Billy” Sun~

this city with his parents on Ed- ward Street.

WEDDING BE»_LLS.-- The Inar-

riuge was solemnlzed at Nelson. ll. (1,, on January 10th. 1017, ot' Lillian Hope Dockcndorft. youngest dangli- ter of Mrs-_ tiliaules Dockeiidorff. ol North River, P. E, lsiand.'~and W. J. Edgar Jamieson", only son ot Mi'. and Mrs. John Jamiesoii, of Pass- more, ll. tj, The wedding ceremony was performed. ui. .the nianse, by the Rev. C. ‘D/I. Wright, of St. i’aui's Presbyterian Church, Nelson. After the ceremony the bride and groom left immsdiatelyfor their home in Passmoro. B. ('.

MAJOR GOODWILL TRANS-

FERR»ED.- Major tDr.l Goodwill has been ¢raiisi'en'eti from lluxton to the (fauadlun Cleat-ance Hospital, Warriors' Sqtliti-o, Haut.ings', Eng, H510! (ioodwilll in w.r'iJ.-0|;--_ of 'M9 works says:--i "We -spend _ tive honrl steady work daily examining. the wounded and classifying them. 'l`lrs»y are in ull sorts ot conditions and sdlnetimes lr, ls bard to know what to do with mem. some tm um home# some bark into training. and some

hat-k to thu hospital, etc. 'There is ta' continual stream in and out all day, anxiously waiting for the decision oi'

the board.” i

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iiurplrv. as well as tht' nn=iiilici's oi

Q: I =`3='§,.,_,%_5k ` ii-,-t» t>.\'p<‘|'ict1t'ctl a 1-hangc ot’ hc-ari and 'I“` I""‘1I I)"I""""“"‘I "II ’\-4"i""'I""""

~,;:‘ \'.';_ts thus streugtliciieti _i`ur _tim iight __“‘f_“~‘___q‘I_""ji_;‘ff'f __“‘_f""_ ‘;f‘I_‘f"I _'Iii

jg.. -._,i.\_;-$1/t)_-_'Sy with the last enciny winch is dt-atb. “ '“_" I' "I 'I'_ ““1"_"' ‘“"""""“ ill-r intsliaiid tilrti some l'c\\' _vt-ars ullo. "ml I" HI," "IW" ‘lI‘“"“'“"“""< ma"-V vii” di. . .I “___ \,_._l_`. in hm. g.__\._,nl_\.__`._,`.__lml yew. ut- |ioi\its_wc|'t= t-iuaiwal up to tilt- satis-

lat-tlon ot ihosl- pwst-iii. 'lherc is a

" ,_ . ,_ , .. _ _ _ strong t»"mlci\v_\' for a |'tn\vartl inovc-

mtriit, anti all round ii|iprove`iiici\t in lioii.~'-iia\\' ami stirrotlmilng t'lnninuni- tics at p|'t-st_-nt. ami it is fel; that the stiniulus dm-. to the Siioit i‘ourst- wiil liavt-_ tho propt-r t»i‘i`t_-'ct in start-_ ing; the i'a|'nirrs right. 'l`in~ sciiiinlcnt in |`u\'oi' oi' purv Iircil rztorit i.: especi- aliv t-vldent ami tio doubt ii' tim furni-

. _ _. n. - _ ' _ _ |.‘,l____ Immm um] Silk “m_]‘,_\__ The -urs will act on_i|io:'- tiiings which body was laid to rt~st. in Argyle Si\o|'o”‘II"-}' h“"‘_` I" "I‘““' "" I“"'”""' I"'"`

nouncctl |nipl'ovn|ut-nt may Ito looked for ill tile' livt- stock u|` this ltil'alit_\' lil tho neat' t'utui‘e. .-\i thc clost- oi' tht- nieeting on l~`rida_\' night, stops were taken for tho' i'ornintiou ot' a l<`ui_'mt'rs` liistittitu, tiiclc bring no Society oi' any kiml in ilu- district \vhereb_\' or- ganized ui'l'ort_< rouitl bt- matl<‘.'i'his is a cuiiiitituitlaliio mov:-iuc|i| as thc farmers t:olicctive‘ly can inako more rapid improvenicnts by buying at it-ss cost high gratis- slot-it, |1illit`et‘tis, seeds, ctr. and _selling to lirttor ad- vantage p|'odut-ts of thc farni than they can intiivitltially. The course was brought to a close by remarks' trotn ,a nutnb_cr of the more proimin~ cnt. local num, including /\. J. Mc- Ncvin, (`.. W. Crosby. A. Stewart, J. .l, __lt_/i_cl.cod, and W, Mcltpe. who all c.\'pres'sed theinseives as. well satisfi-

i . gt :_' ' , _ . lloulter; solo, (iunne'r iiaroid Daw- son; piano, (ir. }loull\*i'. After the porgraiuim- :i contest took place* uml utter tiiai a most tielicrotis luu<'h wus st-i'vctl by the Y. \\'. tl. A. girls. As. soon as all had been' served with a generous suppl_\"oi' rake and 1-oi'|'e'e, games were pl-a_veti nniii it was tinir to close. Prof. Mt:l.arl_\' acted as cliairtnnn und cliaperoii to the ex- treuie satisfaction ot' all.

FAREWELL BANQUET.- The

boys' oi` “Kottagv Keep Kool," ami il nuinbcr oi' t"riemls held n bunque't at the Kozt.-_r Korner Wednesday even- ing in honor of their secretary Fred. i.. <‘rorkett, Accountant; Royal Bank t'ity_ who left yesterday i’or Halifax. having been transferred to the atafi' ot` the Royal llank there. After open- ing remarks by ilhairinau I). l~`. He- tlntne. the following programme ami toast. list was proceeded vdith. The King. Groceries. \’Vliole'sale ami Re~- tail, G. 'i‘. Tomlins and il. i-lowntt.;| ltocky Point. Wide Gauge Itail\va_\".- Gi. A. Sutherland; Solo. Claude liol- man; Long and Short Distance 'i‘eie~ phones. Thornton Stems; Agricul- tural Machinery, Allison Mobeod; lteadlng, Ernest Seller; Roosters ami t`l1ickens of P. E. l., Oiuude llol- man; Solo, Gordon '1‘om]ins; Hills and Vales oi' Port La Joie. D. l-‘. Be-1 thune; Roads. Lights' and Press of Keep Kool Dititrict, Ernest Seller: 'i‘he Ladies and ice Tennis, Beverly Vnnlderstlne: Oni' Guest, Fred I.. t‘rorket.t. After singing Auld Lang Syne ami the National Anthem, the nierry party bi'oke tip with cheers l`oi' the' guest ot’ the evening. i

~ KENSINGTON PATRIOTIC COL~ LECTION.-'l‘he envelopes for thtyi l’atriotic collection' have practically all been distributed in the Kensing- ton district and a <-onside’rnble num- ber of donations have already been. received. The' outlook for a generous donation t`rom this distritzf is good. One' large tarnier from the Margate suction oi' the_district donatefrl $20.00 another from Kensington $10.00 many others $5.00 cat-li, it looks' as it` Ken- sington will not bt- too far behind when all the en\'rlopci»: are gathered. llr. Jardine the new h\a_\'or oi' l\'en.~‘.ii\g’- ton is taking an active intl-rcst in tht- wrll'artf ol' the roliortioii, c_~'put~iaii_\'

within the town lilnits---llr. l)orrar-ii' ami iiir. .laincs i’<\i_ttl¢-rgast are they oilicial <iist.l'iInitoi'r, .of eii\'t-lup’f»s. und' art- being assisted by .\lr. Geo. llrown and Mr. .loiin 'l‘honipson in `Mai'gut.t\ section. .\lt~ssrs Pntei' M<'lnt_\'rt~ ami .lohn Mill in the western. pa|'t ol' the poll ami Mr. Roht. l)o||gla>'- ln the' Southern. Those men tir~4o|'vr\ nrt-dit lor tho. grarzt-l`til ami t-li_oe'i'i‘\il manner in wl\I(‘il they t'ol|seii|t=il io assist, t'mi~ sltiering tht- fat-i that all srr\'icc~+ arc gratuitous. '|`lie collt-t~tioi\u will lu' tie- posltcli in the vattlI_at 'l‘nplins. as t|it‘_v aio rolltrrtt-ti, till tl\e_v' arc all in. wiu-n tht-_v will be' l`oi'\vaidcd to ;\lr.ii.\\'.llin`- ning, grand irca.~a|rt-1'. <‘liarlotrc- lo\\'1l.- K.

ST. l’i\l‘i., ;\linn.. .Ian til - `.\.'t-ii li.

.lit-l.cotl. 55 _vcat'.~1 old. died at his iionie 21:73 lglt-hart _-\\'t~n\tc‘. at 22.115 p. in. _\'t»ste|'tiuy. ilu had been ill m\.ati'l_v nine months, t-ant-er oi' the stoinucii in-ing thc rutlst.-' oi' his dt,-atii.

Mr. .\lt'l.rotl wa.; born at l?rim:c iid-

ward island, t`unatia_ and niovctl -to .\l_inneapoii;t i'roin Oiiialm in 1890, lit~ was with ilu- \\'ashinlrn-lilotin ;\lanu- i`at~iu|'ing t‘tnnpan_\ until ii t-t>its'oli- datoti with .-\mcrit~an Steel Wire-' t‘o.. and t.l\t_n \\'c|i|_ to Ncw York, as as- sistant. sales agent ful that <‘ouipan_\'. llc camo to St. i'aul. as an a_gcni_ oi' the saint’ t,-.on|pan_\'_ ai sulisldiary of the iiniled Slutcs Stl-cl (‘orporaiio|i. in 1904 ami had chargt- ot` the I\'orth- wost.oi't\ tcri itory.

Mr, l\lcl.cod was marrietl to iiliss

t'arrie Young. ot' Montclair, N. .l., in i902, anti is- survived by at w_ldow' ami three 4-liildrtin, llc \\‘its"pi'0~sltIc`nt of tin: iianlsay county t-outicil of thc lioy Scouts oi' Anicrlcn, president ol` tho Board of 'l`rustces of Olivet Con- gregational (fhurcli, l\l_e|'iam l’nrlr,_ und u ii'i_|.-.iiibeer of thc lV_[lnnesota lini- vei-sii_v Athletic ami 'l`nwn ami Foun- Lry i‘i_ubs ot' St. Paul, the Association

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