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?hup, in es o sugar syrup,i esir_ ._ 'ns -you make 1 ounces-‘~a -family-

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llflrrgist for “2V_» oiiiices of Pines” with dl Ions and dnn’t_ accept unytliiiiyg

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wi/-er piiealed kinds of lenses ?

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wn, on I-`i'iduy evening last, under to

plate :lass in these windows is fully

crowd gathered and hiuig around _the

place for an hour or more waiting use w-har. next would happen. _ Friends or the man woo nad commit. Q' ted

time removed him from the scene mid

no

this act oi' vandalism in the mean-

-arrestg were made. W

windows in the fortune telling _sotslr ohm _ lishment of the Gypsies in the New- hiss loss s devoted widow, daughter son Block on Richmond Street. The in-hw and two sous to cherish the

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ii half ineh thick and the first win- I

tlan patience He leaves to-mourn

emory of a loving husband and ther, His funeral takes place this fternoon at 2.30 from his late resid-

ui officiating

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' _V in-om the mian’s fist. which resulted ence, corner Kent and Hillsboro

.&- ' '/ I .also in his arm being badly cut. The Streets. Rev. A.C. Field and Rev. C.R.

oem .

Great iegret -was felt in Murray rbck and surrounding districts on turday when it became known that

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V Vivian, the second daughter of Hon. -A.P. Prowse had passed away. Vivian.

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o was in bei twentieth year, had

_ been a victim of the Spanlsii inluenza " "” and lung trouble supcrvcning carried

SUCCESSFUL CONCERT. -A

st eiijoyaible concert and social hi

3 the =\ui~'i»i<-es of inn wo`men's insist- i"

inte. The prograninie which consist- '- ed

of piano solos _ liy Misses Virginia to

or off. Vivian was ii bright cheerful

ri onthe threshold of what bade fair be ii proniisingcareer. Aftergrnduat- g from Charlottetown Business Col.

lege, Vivian became private secretary

her father and was popular with the

ijge business circle with which she

room was not iilled with boyi- He w¢rml>'_ wusntuisted Master .uc- Qllald Upon his pliicky action and then callod upon his sister, Miss Ag- IIBB M°Q\lid,, who was present to pin the medal to hor broi.her’s breast. which she did amid applause.

Rev. Dr. Fullerton was next called-

on and_-paid s warm tribute to uie -bravery oi' this Ind. It was easy ne said to rink one's life with a multi- tudo looking on, muon easier than in the ease where this boy acted.

recuo a drowning person as _they would both- so to the bottom ahouid__ the drowning one get the wrong'

grill on the reacuer. The action of_ thin-salad said Fullerton, was n .Vipieiidid tributoto his presence or mind and his heroism. He pointed out the necessity of all boys and gii-is liolng able to s wlm and thought the _ city and School Board with our spteii- ’ did surroundings might easily inaug-

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his lite in danger when be tries £0 _ 'V An ____

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5 i<oseneuih_ and iiiis-ii _Laura w'iginV _ ‘* man ot Lower Montague and read- b

Mrs. Barnes, and Miss Renton of

camo daily in contact. She is survived

rgetowii, ' liiisn Edith Gordon, by ho' mme' and mother' l“'° sisters

gs hy Miss Skinner and Mrs. Mac- °

nd six brothers. this being the first reak in the family. The sympathy f the Guardian and the community encrally goes out to the bereaved

while lm. pantomime put on by a parents in the sad loss they have

i number of the young people was ex- 5“5"ai"°‘i- it-t-.cdingiy wi-ii acted. Miss Eileen

ihhett, in Scotch costume danceil_

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on the streets. improveiznent of school °

e l-iiglilnuil i"ling to the music of '

a and sold candy, all the _proceeds fa be devoted to the work the lnotit- ‘

BANQUET AT YORK.-The mem-

. b f 'Ex li Farms institute.

c ingpipes- pic,-ea by Mr. D. D. Mc- ‘fm ° °° B °' rs

.Doiiald, liotii dance and music Vbeing F ;_vei'y heartily zippluiided. After the a _concert was ended the ladies served

ork held their annual banquet on

riday night. The hall was packed nd the -banquet was one of the most _

uccessful in the history of the I.nat14-_

tote. Mr. Peter Brodie, the Presid-_ nt, gave an admirable address des- ribing mainly the Stock Breeders‘ i

urate instructional swiininiiig during

the suinnier months. _

Dr. Fullerton said he thought _

that the bravery of this hid should‘ lic drawn to the attention of the Cur- negie institute and to this the Mayor stated -that the matter would he atten- ded by Mr. Vlninim and himself. ‘_

Hils|'Wordhip in a. *few reins.-ii_iis mentioned the fact that lfathing houserrwere 'Being erected ut the limit and West ends of the town roi- , both sexes and that the city would

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pared to undertake thi- truinmu. I li

Mr. McQuaid, father ot' thc boy, b

culled upon to sity a few words. lic-artilv thanked all for the interest' b

G. S. iiimaii whose efforts resulted

he 'very sllid to reserve certain hours _ for the henellt of the school chlldrenm it' tho teachers or others were pre-i

Coun. Sinitii also spoke hrieily. liei said lio had known the lioy ntl iiis 0

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taken in the case but especially Mr.i nl

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in the awarding of this inedai. i the dlstincton he had won.

fe -and that he wus not only ri briive, nt also u good -boy and was well

ught the amiir to a close. when present shook hands with Maswr cQuaid, -v/oinplimenting liiin upon

vforthy of the honor conferred. This

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rescued qthers. Seve`rai_ years ago no saved ii boy named Arthur "Go`ri'niofy who was caught _in a_qiii'¢§`.sm,d at Connolly's wharf, and reséued anotii. or boy named Laurier'lMcMilian Wim had fallen over the ‘Msrine°n-har( -an excellent record and showing inf deed the advantage ot"bcliig` a good swimmer. -_

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number oi* the immediate Vfrlends of d Mr. and .\ii~i<. Piii-ucil McMahon or °

Emeiald milled ut iheu home on Mon

ly greetiiigsoii t-lie tenth anniversary S of their marriage. They were _warmly t 'wdlicoined and en-toiiztitied #by the U

tal music' was supplied by Mr. P. _ S lleigliuii and thc votznl selections by Mr. W. bitwless ol' Norboro added niiich to thu iiluzisuixt of t-lie occas S

and siiitablo gltts were presented. fm" 3

ull of which the visitors were Vlieurtili I

well chosen words. After doing jus, if

uncles spread so elaborately heiore g

them by Mrs. M_cMwhoii_ the gathering " dispersed thankful for the generosity D

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host und hostess ziiul -a few -hours in

were very eiijoyably spent. lnstruiiicii 19

among tnrmers and made fitting rei-‘ creiicc to his pieasuit -memories of liizi

ioiil A uoiigi-;iLulat_ury address wat. C read -hy Mr. W. Smith of Newton E

thanked bv Mr, Mc-Mahon in a few CmWf°rd‘ oi Y°"k' an V9”-V high]-"

tice to the bountiful supply of deli- °f the evening' and Mr- Chas- Earl"

extended and trusting that all might me ladies of York' and °th9f districts be spared to attend the golden anui~ Wmlimi-'he 9Ph9"e of *-110 lU9'-i¢\lt9-

Needless to say the repost was fully

_ PLEASANT CELEBRA-I-|oN___A years. It was about one s.m. when

the proceedings were brought ton.

seociution which -lie attended in Tor I hto as representative oi the swine 1

reeders of -this province. Mr. Bro- ig also _emphasized tfhe _ need oi eo- I peraitlon among the ilarmers. Rev.,

Wilson, of Covehead. in -his add `

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day evening last to extend their friend res” declared that w° many farmers' t

ous were being educated away from '

he Vtlnrnis, and he inode at strong app- ol for more ugriculturai education - this province. Mr J. H. Gill, Char- ttetowu. formerly of York, concisely; at riort-h tho value' oi' cu-operationi'

ojourii in York. The remainder omprised solos by E. Saunders, Chas. anile, of Charlottetown. Geo. Bearlsto V n lm Carr, of Covehead, J. A. Moore. iazoibrook. and a reading by Miss

pm-ociated. Encores were the order

uve tivo -selections in his usual sup

rb style. Between 200 a.rid300 peo- Ie s-fit down to supper provided by

p to the high standard oi! previous

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_very .pleasant evening was spent nt the home of Stanford and Mrs. Glov- er of Norboro on Friday evening last when their inlany friends Called 01! them to extend their heartiesi greet- ings and to wish the happy younii couple many joyous, pros_p_er.01lB_ years of wedded life. TheV.bride,wa.ii_assist- ed in receiving the guests by , tho grooixifs sisters, Mrs. Dougthart and Mrs. li. Reeves. A Very 5045351"

“me wang sipent interiiiiersed with Viniisic. Mu. :ind Mrsi _Glover wer-': t-hen preseii-ted with a beautiful buf- fet andniidress us a token of tho. high ostecin with which the youu; couple are regarded in the coinmunitv and also as an expression of good wishes towards tliein. One feature ol the evening, which is worthy of very special mention was the heavily »iudon table which fairly groaned bo- imatii the bountiful good eiitebles which were -prepared by the h0Bi6BS and purtaken ot with SIGN d8ll8\1iV ny Vail. After moi-e`sociai i.nt¢r¢°ii\‘S¢ and in-any nice .selections oi mlwifl the people dispersed to their homes hoping w spend many more swlal evening with the pvpulai' youu: bride and groom.

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close. Annong those inV attendance were a uumtber of returned soldiers, chiefly ot York and vicinity. namely. Geo. Brown and Wm. Vessey, oi York, Fenwick Crockelit, Wm. Watts and Ai. fred Watts. Pleasant _(trove. All Y-hella men had been in France an-:li severely wounded.

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A very interesting function took]

place in the City Council chamber on Saturday afternoon when the toriniil presentation of the bronze modal of the Royal Canadian Humane- Society was awarded Lo Master Vincent Mc- Quuid of this city for his heroic res- cue of William Montieth from drown- ing last autumn.

This lad Wilro is only ilfteein years of age is the suii of Mr. Peter 'Mo- Quaitl, Oharlottetown, Mechanical Superinteudeiit of the P. E. island Railway.

Mayor Wright -presided st the gath-

ering and a. considerable number ot friends of the plucky lad were pros- ent_ The 'Mtayor in a _few suitable words explained the object of the gathering, alter which he called ou Mr. G. S. inman. K. C., who an- nounced that -this was the seventh modal of tho Royal Canadian -Hu- mane Society to ‘be presented in P. E. island. and -referred to the pre,-» iuim instances. illir. Inman. who was chieliy instrumental in bringing to the notice of the Society the heroic sc.- ion of this lad gave some particulars regarding the Society and the mattor of placing the facts before the Board of Governors. ‘ _

The Mayor then explained the man-

ner ln which young McQuuid had made the rescue of the lad Montslth_ The latter in October lost, was ilsfii- ing at Pownal Wharf when in some

way bo over-balanced and fell into! the water. A number of other boysV

were present and some started u.p_ the wharf looking for help. Young McQusid noticing the commotion ran to the scene and without any -hesitat-i ion plunged over the wihart and suc- ceeded in getting hold _oi lllontlsltn hut as _ns was coins. down for the mira time. i-is svnm 'ith Mm to uw'

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