ULY 1o, 1026

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ’

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Teachers Wanted

EAOHER WANTED FOR HUN- ter River School. Supplement $150.00. APDIy to W. E. Whltlock, secretary, Hunter River.

403-7-6-61.

EACHER WANTED. FOR LIT- tie Harbor school. No 43. Sup- pigment $75. Jerome McDonald, gen-y 94-7-10-21 L

ANTED-PRINCIPAL AND A8- sistant for Long River School. Amounts voted $100 each.-— J. ill. Constable, 8on3’. 492-7-9-31

ANTED-EXPERIENCED FIRST or second class teacher for North Milton School. Protestant pre- ferred. ‘Settlement $140.00. Ap- ply C. E. MacKenzie, Sedy.

514 943i EACHER WANTED FOR TAR- antum School ‘No 222. 3rd class. Apply Sec'y Trustees. Tarantum. 583-7-10-33

EACHER WANTED—-A FIRST class teacher wanted as principal for the OiLeary School. Male pre- (erred. Supplement $200.00. Ap- ply to R. ll. Jelly, Secretary. 477-7-8-3l.

W A N T E D -- EXPERIENCED teacher for Kingston School. Supplement $125.00. Apply S. ll. Newson, Sec'y. 504-7-10-61

TEACHER WANTED-PRINCIPAL 10F U110; school, Supplement M50. Male preferred.— D. A. ‘llzlcPiiorson, Kinross, Scc'y. 592-7-10-21

WANTED --FIRST OR SECON;

To Let

TgbLET-LARGE =ROOM SUIT-

ior two. central, located. ADDly Guardian Office. . 496-7-0-31

v~¥ ‘ __ ° RENT—2 ACRES PAsrun- “EB in Brighton-McLeod 6t Bentley. 50140.31

tmassilsiun ~1DVERTIS11

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For Sale

Harris hay loader.

lars 208 Kent st, m-

Harrls Office.

800d as new.

0d "Royal

Kay. Brackley.

Call, write.

ley. Solicitors.

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MENTS

.. .... .. 10s per lino of I yo", - l0 psr lins of I words ...... ‘lcpsrllmoflwonls

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FOR SALE - usso MASSEY- For particu- Massey-

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>___________________ HAY sALE-l WILL ssu. AT 'C°1"111° 311111011. 50 acres of stan- 411118 Hay on Saturday the 17th $13150 M. 2.30 o'clock p. in. M. Mc-

FOR SALE l-. 0N MARKET ‘Sfiuare Tuesday, July 13th at 12v °°10<>k 110011, one Chevrolet car,

FOR SALE- CHINCHILLA RAB- blts. at the Royal Rabbitry, Sea View. ‘P. E. l. Pure Bred, Import-

Manchu strain, may also ‘be secured from our Eastern runrelltutives. The islaild Rab- bitry. Montague and W. R. Me. phone or 343-1-3-stt-6l '

RESIDENCE FOR SALE —238l Cumberland Street. Tenders r... 9119 Durchase of this desirable

P11111911)’ will be received 12th July instby McLeod & Bent.

390-5-6I

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. several very desirable lots for sale on easy payments on Ger.

aid and Birchwood Street. Dly to Palmer 8t Palmer.

178-G-26-14I

FOR SALE-SO sricKs HARD

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MR. MARIO CAPPELLI

Mario Cappelli,

beauty spots of the Province. Mr. Cnppelli has

morrow,

to which the public are

invited.

up t0

vei" "collection will be taken. This remarkable tcnor

lie was born

Iiun parents, gifted with

Ap-

nine, 30 fem lung 5X9 in “mt sevcrzil cmint-nl. voi-nl experts.

class condition. lug. Dino

iitiflc Iinngc or

from Georgetown.

lSpruce 68111115. quantity scuntling 2 inch planks nt ‘$2.001 D111‘ 11111l6l1'l1<l-—ADI1ly Kcnsington

Well

floor-

ot, nnlurnl talent

for singling.

iihrcc years;

cum; tended school.

WANTED I At Once.

P? Clerk, also Meat Cutter f0!‘ our new store. Meat cutter and salesman with expel‘-

Icncc needed-and a smart

world famous tenor, who is engaged to appear in opera in ltnTy, lFruncc and Spain in 1926-27, is in the city and has been an interested visitor t0 the

consented to stay over the wcok cud here and give a recital in Zion Church to- Sunday evening, at 8.30, cordially

There is no admission but a sil-

ls not simply o singer, but an artist. Not merely u. mun, bnt a personality. in America of ita- nn ex- traordinary tenor voice of the best ltulilin character, developed to tho hikhcst degree by faithful truinini: and study undcr tile instruction of

From childhood (Jappelli bud u llc was tztkcn lo ltztly at the ago oi‘ ilI. tho ago. of cight R C: mime. 9 hc cuuldv sing many operatic zlirs in a ‘boyish insilnln; ill lhc zigo o!

_ All Si. ,' I‘. .' 3:18: £333.13; tflctalgflvgelztxggi ._.L_'ey 489 ' 8M; in: iyflllrll ]‘l'I'I"/,x1i‘.ill (In. Nllllirifuii gnyy 440,74,“ without crop. 40 acres fronting i ‘ _'_""* l“‘_'r m l“ ______________ on Brndenne“ River, 2 mum, turner to Amtnita, wicio lic nt-

lt ivns his fntlicr's

vntad sulwble ‘or vegetable mm wish that ho should study medic-

Oystcr Bod Bridge.

freshcned cows.— Gordon Curr,1"1"11 P1111111“-

506-7-D-3I

|n _ inn 0 v __inc. Although proud of his son's

SIX-ROOMED APARTMENT TO nrfnnmA Ans]; fijnlfiggnfolgcltéigllilllhlfiill tzllcnt, hc (llljczrtotl to 191- x\illlly I00 Water St. 485-8-6I on pmmlsel Address GeOrgeJlllll-SIC us a profession).

wwn‘ .511_7_9_rs,“ (fuppclli has hocomc one of the

T9 LET-FURNISHED ROOMS greatest tailors of todny. llc is n.

139 lllllsboro St. 611-10-31 FOR SALE _ Two NEwLYlypicztl American young mull, lover

lic is tho only Latin

descendant Ill the world who can

tion,

sing with I,lIl‘, purest hlnglish dic- Hc loves Negro Folk Songs,

yon 3AL5__ ONE FORD ¢Aqaild frequently goes down Soutlf

Speedster “m, Anniy to to study the native characters for‘ Everett Mann“, Bonshaw_ those beautiful songs. He is the " ‘ 5174.9.” only tenor since the lamented

Caruso who makes a study of Ita-

“w FQR QALE _ 5u|_|_ Agyspimg lian Folk Lore ‘Songs, which are

°_ LET—6 ROOM FLAT, 181 gmd9__{P_ Mgqniyre, Ngwpqrh loved tho world ovcr. bent St, office and waiting 499441.21 ll, will lic quilc ll concession to 100m of the late Dr. Curruthers. iinvc on opportunily to licnr this 539-7-10-21 ---—-—— -——-——————- gifted lllngvi" tomorrow in Zion

Agents Wanted Ullllrcll.

1111110 Help Wanted

ANTED--MAN TO WORK ON 1111111- liililly J. Power, Mermaid.

1G EARNINO3. STEADV EM- llluvment for Barbers. _ Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Molar 1111111" 9011989. Dflnartment "F" Ilsliiax. ‘ B-l-ttsitt

able all-year commission business of your own. Every 0101191‘!!! owner Is a customer or prospect.

tiled Tag Nursery products. Cash every week. Comiplete 94111111111911! and instructions free. WrIte— Dominion Nurseries, Montreal.

AN WANTED-TO sect WAT- 11111-‘1 goods. Please write, phone 111‘ call-Roosevelt Winchester. 124 Fitzroy ‘St. Charlottetown. Phone 671.1“ 3|

Irost;

DST-FORM GAY-TOWN. R. R. i1 Rod cow with leather hatter. gr on right ear and two on left. ‘Blew! notify Fred Yates. ‘ll. R. “llharlottetown. 577-‘7-10-21

DST-m“; K '1 nfflftklleid

RAIN COAT NEAR r .. Fin - ‘ ‘fr’ D- M- McDona

noti-

L‘,’,§,T,'-°"i_ use: nan AND m e steer with rope attached. 1°11“ 122. H. A. Jen-kins.

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Female Help Wanted

"1111 WANTEo __' tilgrience in cookies) in family of. wa°- N0 washing. Extra good A 11°‘ 1° “liable person. Apply

i Ii- care of; Guardian. " 478-7-8-1!

Situations Vacant ‘ ‘MWK loull. son- DRINK

flavor" cool refre ' ‘ llllus. health 1"" ‘1°"81'iiu11r tasty; made In

(WITH . 2x-

elpitsl . lmn

AGENT8 WANTED- WHY NOT

;on'riuu1" AGENTI - wnlrs

--fi““1°' Q11‘ MAN on WOMAN ro TRAVEL

Aoswrs slloo MONTHLY EASY

ANVIONI cm

A.W. 90.

be your own boss and make biK money‘! trite-Watkins way will do ii, gm- you, The oldest, largest -and best line of household necess- itles sold direct to consumers- Exclusive territory. The J. R. Watkins Company, 879 Craig West Montreal. 338-7-3-s 5i

for catalogue. United Art Ltd" 4 Brunswick Toronto. A. W

and appoint agents, Yearly guar- antes $1092. (beins 821- Weekly average) and expenses. Exper- ience unnecessary. For parti- culars write Winston Co., Tor- onto.

A. W, 3,7,10,14,17,21,34,28,31.

soiling MAGIC GAS. l1 box equals 88 gallons gasoline. Prov- en merits. Your name on calls. 300 per cent profit. Write quick.

. A. IJEFEBVRE l: CO. Alex- andria. 0113-.

us.» lTlaTlEv selling our beautiful personal OBIIQCIIIQI Cards. Pleasant. easy oeeufltioh for, ID!" l11°111°111l K ' eeitt commission. No ex-

Qfldg ‘Qualify. Handsome 1mm Hana!"-

‘iflflleremstenn; art °11i~ s. v, 1 i;

I . - “i: tmudcsrse,’ “fit. 15,601 l, t" m a. ..' '1' 1' July 10-2!

AGENT8—GET IN A PROFIT-l

Customs Man Gets

Best of the Battle

Nine hundred varieties of hardy AMHERST’ July 9__A (nnnnnn

of revolver shots and a torrent of threats hurled at Revenue Officer Garnet l’. Chapman, featured a sensational smuggling episode at Tidnlsh early 'l‘hursduy morning when the Officer interrupted smug- glers who were engaged in landing liquor on the shore there. The tot- al disregnrd oi‘ the smugglers as to the possible results of the tiring of the shots recalled the spirit of the day when pirates infested the shor- es of the Atlantic. in spite oi‘ the free use of firearms the Officer was able to seize n portion of the cargo when the smugglers fled to their boats and ziisoppeored seaward.

AIIBIIIIN SAIIE

Come to‘the Clearance Auction Sale at Wheatley River, Wednes- day, July 14th at 1 o'clock sharp, of Isrm, stock, crap, implements and household effects. Ssle positive Come and buy s real farm In good location. See posters.

ANGUS McRAE

582-7-10-41. . . . . . Miscellaneous

JNO. MCDONALD. LAND SUR- vdyor, llermanviilc, P. E. I. 596~7-i0-1mo

WANTED — YOUNG MARRIED

couple tn work on farm. Ap- ply nt (lunrdlan Office. 6S8-7-106i BOARDERS WANTED IN PRI-

t F ily. Apply 266 Queen St. V“ ° “m l "l ooa-io-zi

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‘in.

boy to learn the b11810“!-

Apply in person

HOOPS

l Central Guardian

RODD'8 TAXI

SERVICE Em- AND ‘ pire Hotel, 22s Queen, Phone 443-J. PRINTED A V", comma“. "d ‘ FQX Cgmpany’ Ltd, lNSPECTllON TUESDAY-it is, P"1°T°°"*§‘H8 "ffxf, "m1 '1 1' ""1"" 1 “The Voluntary Wind- undcrstood that the militia. units ENLARGENMNTS Large ‘and well lighted‘ 1 ' A i) " ui‘ Pirincchliltiwnrd ISIIEtIIdiIIiOW unlllll- “Mr-SWELL sTumo rooms with hot and cold wat- l lng ct B1110 llg G l‘ Zillllllfl FR D Ilg, W P . be inspected on Tuesday next by 137 are“ Gem.” 51"“ eréplendld “M. ‘our’ o Notice ls hereby given that a General Thacker. The camps i “N.” ' ° "' seller-l merilus or the Sui-who'd- lircak up on the day following, ‘i—_"""" Centrdlly locstsd, nun“ o" ers of The Banker: Amalgamated “leilneililfly- ' n, n; g t | r Silver Black Fox Company, Limit- ___ Flddlers Contest ,n°¢ M}: cal," ,,,':,,,i',‘,,°|,;1{; ed will be held In Y. M. c. A. ‘FUNERAL TODAY-The funeral ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘__’____- churches, dspqg, than." 1 Room: In Charlottetown on Thurs- 0t the late J. J. Bethune takes HDDLP-Rb WNTP-bl‘ eta < day 1M twenty-ninth day 0i July. place this afternoon from his late R g 3_° 1926 at the hour of eight (B) e’- rl-sidence 247 Prince Street to 1 Ne“ 0131132115115 wan: rgnadlz; “Pu” 1 clock ‘in the afternoon for the pur- llurtsville Cemetery. Funeral leav- 2 Cnurlés 1.01213 tie}; ' pose of considering and passing i115 the house at Z p. m. ‘Services 3 1.9m‘. Chaisw“ MAJOR D. A. MacDONALD 4 "P0" 111B 11113119131 llltemmul 11° starting at"1.30. 4 Adolphe Cheveric prqpgqunr counts and reports of the Directors 5 Nmwna“ “cmmne c~c‘-- _ _" and Officers and for ‘the purpose of CAPPELLI FiEClTALfi-The iol- t; Pius Dofm“ RUSS HOTEL passing a resolution requiring that 10111118 l8 £119 9108111111 vr-hich 7 Leon Gallant - the Company be wound up under ‘Signor Cappelli will render in 3 Mrs. Ella Jardiue, Kenglngtgn; the provisions of. “The Voluntary

Zion Church at 8.30 p. m. after the

DEVELOPED

Films

Adolph Perry l) Mike Mcinuis

Settlement Complete With Insurance Companies ALL GOODS SALVAGED WILL BE ON

SALE TODAY AT 9a. m. (399115 on lupprobation

SE BROS. LIMITED l

The Bankers Amalga-

Russ Hotel mated Silver Black

A. G. Collier and wife, Bryngngg, Winding Up Act" and lfor the ap-

regular service: Ave Marla w Malcolm H‘ Guns Pa; Vioietta M. Armstrong, Bryn. polntment-of Liquidators for such 1591111119113 The“ 15 m’ 1391111‘ 11 John Russ 111168. Pa; Mr. and Mrs. Burdick, winding up and thfl civics °1 "'1' PHONE 421 gfnffl“irfilli m“ éfillililil) 12 James Condnn ‘ Manchester. N. 11-; Mr. and Mrs. sequential directions. ....-. y °11§ 1111 a1 9 l _ .12‘ Danny Cheveric G90- P- Wflllfiw. Manchester, N; Dated this Second day 0f July, ~ , r Home, Negro snritufl (Diwmkl- 14 Helair Gallant H.; Walter Kruger, Montreal; ha, 192s. . ivc D0116 My WOPK (JBCOD-BQIKU- 15 Danie] Chum-in Stevens, Boston, liiass; Sat-gt, and By order of Directori. ‘Iii Edward J. Chcverie Mrs. Holmes, Halifax; Mrs. i‘). J. GEORGE F. DEWAR HAS NARROW SCAPE —‘Rev' '17 lRohert Weeks McKenzie, North Rustlco; W. 1).. ' P11511119" {$11111 P11111§11°-l1§}"11 1111)‘ 11'1"" i“ l8 Guy w. Boulter and Mrs. MeLure, Murray Harbor JOHN ANDERSON S uron Pr as c’. had a 1111110111 e5‘ 19 Lawrence B. ‘Smith North; Miss L. B. McLure, hiurray Sccretary-TTWWP"? cape from drowning willie riding in ., , _ , I _ w" at Blackpool B C accowb -0 Daiid McEachcrn Harbor North; Mr. and Mrs. (lhes- 597-7-10-14-20 27 tious Patlentgnn, y“, ,.e,,,,,n wgnngd new yes. ~’1 Amie“ 111F111"? lei" Mel-urn and Baby. Murray Har- »-i—i—————————~ 22 Cecil Gallant bor North~ C w M L ‘ellllay at tKanlwops" Dr (Frllyligle 23 Frank McDonald tague~ Mr and" ‘m: urilétlichrrlllns- I -oil ~ u . , _ - - 1 -- -»

LONDON- E“g1‘““1' ‘my 9' Tn” lszrllzilserlnurtlililsngulfgtli-llxlctf loslsgcoilg- 7'1 “mm? M‘1‘°f‘." Svuris; Mr- uud Mrs. Joseph Siweu 1-: l . danger of infection from nurses nt- [r01 or his c“ as he was nwvm o" 20 Alex (.. LeClair Ken5ingi0n_ The Aimuui Meeting of P. . e M11111“: 1111011191111 fever Cases (wp- the ferry the vehicle lliuniledginto 2b l?’ J‘ Mum“ 131111 Medlcul Assoclauon Wm be tic cases) was emphasized by a me sneaim’ but the nflsslonary Mill J. McCormick pggsoNnLs hcitl in the Town Hall, Summer- cmlone" Dlmng .1118 past 6 momhs scrambled to shorewithout iillury- Iioua-ld L‘ Muphce Mrs. M. Veal and Mr. J. Bethune S1119 011 W911"e“daY' July Hm mm- in connection with the Kingston At the point of the acumen‘ the H“ I.) latrick Trnlnor arrived in the city last evening mcncing at II a- 1T1- nursiiig home 0i‘ its association Ur was only four {Bet deep. DR n0 liubcrtvJ. Arscnault from Alberta to attend the funeral G. F. DEWAR, M. D» C- lVl- nurscs’ Seven women hm‘ ma“ “ml I’ringle, who is 75 years of age, 1% n.1,‘? (fluls , _ 0f their fathr-r, Mr. .i. J. Bethune, sum-wary 24 11"“"s ‘1111111111111108 w“ “o1 B‘ for many yczirs has served as a mls 21f‘ Alf,‘ u“, Umlflll“, which takes place this afternoon. 500-7 iii-iii "M11411 1m llllrses‘ A“ the cum“ h” siouury in the uorthlantl of British I“ bunk B’, Mflxnldld lnid investigated hull followed ouch Columbia“ Joseph l<. gallant - 04

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nurse. it was not his duty to iii

bc neglcctiilg his duty it‘ ho llil

thing was very unsatisfactory. Troops Quell Riots

lCAlLCiFTT/t, Jilly Sl.-—Thc Intcr

I25 miles from Calcutta, and ncigh

opposing factions. on one side and Hindus on the 0th er.

Mr. liarry diogtrs WlfillPg to

kind ncls ni sympathy and survives remit-red in his recent sud Ill‘-

renvement.

Victoria Hotel

One of the largest and best equipped Hotels in Eastern Canada. Contains 120 rooms. 44 of which have private baths. Completely renovated In the past few years. Few Hotels throughout Canada and the United 8tstes have its splendid totals. Courteous service to all Guests. Tele- phones In rooms.

Rates 64.00 to $5.00 pQr day. _,

_ _ Charlottetown Hotel" _ Co” Ltd. Proprietors HARRY C. BROWNyMlfllIIr

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VICTORIA HOTEL

J- l3- 9811011. ‘Summerside; H. V. Clemens, Montreal; ~Mrs (i. N, c, 1111111111118. T. M. "Hawkins. F-redct- icton; S. J. Moore, Trlim; .1, c, "lick, Vancouver; H, H, Hmnnn 1R- J- Ollrr. Tor-ohm; Miss Jewell rnurray. Miss Olive Murray, gnu fax; Miss Blanche Miller, Mrs F. D. Howness. Sumrnerslde; J. ll. Miller. New Glasgow; n_ R, may‘. born. St. John; Mr and Mrs M. V. Smith, Philadelphia; c. (3, urine, Halifax; ll. ‘R. McDonald. Montreal Elms Fillmore, Mrs L. H. McLeod, Summer-side; Mrs ‘Idol-I. Cquires,

Mrs. Gertrude ill. when; Hsvsrhill.

0118!; A. I. Doyliwwinnlpos.

liilq’ .li ‘l

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other in such n way that thcrc was no doubt that the infection was citr- i-ietl in the inttieiits by the some

quire into conditions at the nurs- ing home, but hu felt that he WUllllI

not soy thnt he thought the wohle

communitl rioting which has her-n breaking out sporadically in Cnl-‘ cutln flll(I vicinity for the lust few {mm nor days, i1; spreading to Pabua, about 51799;, in the

CARD OF THANKS

11111111‘ 111“ 11111"! 1111111115 101' 111i‘11”ly too rare today. At the service

INSTITUTE FESTIVAL A SUC-

Mrs Chester Ailrlloiiztltl DANCERS

i llirinitp flatten ililburti) i

csss run ice Cream Festival 1 1“‘““'"°“ 11°11“ - - 1- ‘ - 2 ltl-H W-lk . ._-_ _ , , N, .A. held in Robertson's Field undcr ; H351“ Rimutyglzrzlc MINISTERRESV sRavRlglmlgAsl/g QB the auspices of the East Roynlly 4 Lawrence Dom,“ 1 ' ' ‘ ’ ' l Women's lnstilute was at ilocilluil 5 Jnnuph T‘ (“mam 4. ORGANISTI—W. E. FLETCHER. A. R. C. M.. A. T- C. L- success, the sum of $92 being rea- 6 I) Ch v 1 P lizcd us gross receipts, The Ladies 7 14335121-‘1111511311 e 0 SERVICES FOR TOMORROW oi.‘ the institute wish to thank all g M] G m- l] B k <> those who in any wzty helped to 9 Adfipn GEM-Tye m c 9'15 A‘ M'_P"ay°' Mseefinq‘ mnke the festival the success it l0 ‘lien Perry “m” A‘ ZZZQICE i the MILITIA W118. 11 Wm. Downcy 11.00 A. l.- . 01' -—— 12 William Mcllrion l > UN1T5 1N TRMNING- ' FUNERAL SERVlCES.-- The 13 Miss Priscilla Martin ' Sermon by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. 14 M1514 Aiiilio Mnrtln Soloist—Mrs. W. W. Taylor

funeral of the lute Mrs. Mnry Mac-l

licr strength of faith which is on-

Qunrrio took place on July 1st} l5 Cecil Gallant (sqprano, of New York.) lute residence. lGIald 16 Leo D. Gallant , Rggggglonfl by m; Choir, People's Church, 17 Stephen Morrison M__s b R _ w_ M_ Ryan. B_ A_ _ ' where a service was held. Mr. Itob-‘l 18 Bliss Tlbinn Pctors 7'00 P' ' seursfcnbjlsof; of God]. boring villages. Indian troops sent unnon who in n1 present mmimer.‘ 19 Margaret Gallant s°|°|“__M|" Um.“ M-GKQM“ to quell the riots clashed with theHng to the congregation Kat-n n 20 Miss Mary Gallant t _ I 11°11"""“°‘1'~"“‘scrinlure reading. and Rev, J. s. £11211 l-11!1111"Pg“11a"1 A CORDIAL wstcoms "r0 VISITORS ' Bonneli offered prayer. Rev. D. M. l1 °I> ‘"5 j ‘ “‘ ‘ "‘ _‘_ n n ‘_ __ Lamont gave the funeral address. 23 Marsha“ (1111111111 7V ‘~*.~*‘**‘ v fiv. v vv v~ '1 in which he referred to the loyalty 218291111 '1' gall?“ r on gfcottllilaildlellsfliiedwlllcllhesllzehlxi: Q15 11g “"131 61115181711181‘ h t ' closely identified. lie also spoke of flgailfihyrgllfgslfian" P

there was a large attendance of people from the part of the West iiivcr where Mrs. MacQuarrie had lived prior to coming

(Jhzirlottetown. At the burinl scr- vice In Canoe Cove Cemetery, Rev. J. Sydney Donnell officiated, ’l‘hc ‘pail bearers were: Dr. S. N. Rob- ‘ertson. Nell MacDougall. Allan Muc ilougall, John Macdonelll, David C. [Schurman and Murdock Rees.

BIRTHS

MEA8KlLL-<At Mt. Stewart, June 11, 1926. to Mr. and Mrs. John F. wleankiil, a son. George Preston.

PiCKARD-At West Royalty. Jilly 4th, 19216. ‘to Mr. and Mrs. Angus (l. Pickard, (nee Vina Bolsner) a daughter.

DUFFV-ln this city, on June 28th i926. to Mr and Mrs S. P. Duffy, a daughter.

McKlNNON-—At Sherbronke, Que, on July 9th to Mr. and lMrs. Alex- ander H. McKinnon, a son. .

WlLLlAM8-—ln the City Hospital on July 9th to Mr. and Mrs. Albert

gratuintions,

-\ DEATHS

A8FE&8I—In Mattapan, Mass, on July Z, Joseph W.. beloved son of (ihasessr and the late Bertha ‘Mc- Clellan Aspessi.

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“iililama, a son, weight 9 lbs. COIPI

1 Prowsc. Providence, R. I.

TO P. E. I. FOR VACATION —] Mr. J. A. Pincock, bond 118111013; and lnsilrnncc underwriter. niid qfaimily lcuvc today by motor fol" ‘Souris, l’, E. i., where they will spend tlircc weeks’ holidays. Thoy will be accompanied by Mrs M. F.‘ Haynes, of Boston, sister of Mrs Tlucock. Monctun Times.