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/ IONDAY
FUNIIAL Yl\T¢RDAY»- The
(natal ul the late Mn. Albert M. Harlow which was held yesterday
eased thi tes
ahamoon from her mother’s reel- ed on Sunday, Nov 9th and that Wu unexpected He leaves a sor-l§>l‘°lIBnRl°8MTn_° l1llB_llnD _0GClll;0_l_ ge makf:;rg2:l°°p_:;:g§B_°an§ to dence, Nine Mele-Creek was one of this was the largest loose collec ,owing ,Maw had “muy of hgh, n the oc or spar men s an quotas wha received mm" look
tion for Missions ever taken up on 'nd dau8.ht°m_ mme of .whom N. is understood that Mr. 1-Iennoaaey r-that bdsm at present and get
single Sunday in the one hundre_d side in the Umted sung The nm shipped, wh-ile up in the top storey, _.__ _uns along "ne
d forty years ct Bt- Andrews am Wm be held awamng _,md and :eu the rnii length or n thu-ty _
The hge funeral oortege and the °'“
lSt0l‘y- _ from his (umm, Mt _mm w_ Law §o_o_tc_i:ts_;ir_:v;y_.__l?_e_l;ld:_so;l_;e__f;a;t;_i: ullllik llld Pllmlllllll nlllll Ammasses s.|.UDEN1.s__m._
the largest. if net the lament ever heldiatliiasectilonoftheoount1'y.°
loaded flower wagon -bore ample h tutlmony of the esteem the people
and hes* many -friends in Charles S River, Mus. The services were
pall-bearens were Chester MacDou- G gal. Neil D. Maul-Iachern, Robert m, Curnle, Sam\.le'l_<Ma.cNeill. Fletcher is MacEachern and Garnet Campbell
N R To |sLAND TRAVEL. less Kensington and James Law- h I _ d h H
°r- Nu” Mu” Cr°°k mm "°r h°' L51?-evo consrstnlste Mr. John 16”- `N°’b°r° “° 8°" °r “ll” d°` inenifscggifgeg. brian: irighltg lilo” was
Pierce. Manager of 'the Chariot- WMM- - reported as resting easily and do-
e mn ni Ltd.. en ' -1 i eii ia h e i d
conducted by Rev. D. M. I»wont.‘b,,f,:°,,,,Z,,d‘ ¢f,;“p,.:,§d,,,, ml M_iscei.i.ANsous ' sriowsn- ug as W “2L ° ex” C e I
hsahted by Rev. C. MacNevin. The Prince Edward Island of me Ma,-1. On Wednesday, Oct. 29th, Inst., a _gp-|091-mg A¢¢|pEN-7 __ A
me Commemm -I»mve||e,.s Ashocmm-lscelianeous shower was held at sheeting accident occurred at A1-
mon of Ha_max_ N_ S_ ML Pierce the house of Mr. and Mrs. Everett berton South the afternoon of the
the only wand 1,epr__sen_,mh,e or Johnstone, Brookfield, in honor of 15th lust. Two of the youth of t-he
he Commercial _Tnveuers ABsoc_ Miss Rosella Stewart, one of Brook- locality were out in a boat, so we
' f. . im°”' Th‘°"° me “together some rilillili(-ii~isagllaoptl:.illt;¢ls.sy(1)il1s?c€slruniriewlrlgzr Tlieerzolgcrehiwlblin§un?n;eten~n:nd
thi exhibitors of island cattle at twemyuve membemkm Pfmice E31' future. Many beautiful and useful twelve SWISS- ln B0nl€ WHY Ono 0! the noni winter Fnh- which open- '"“"’ ‘S'“’“’- I* SP” S We* °’ ‘ ° gms or Aluminum, cut c-lass. tht' suns was sccldsntolly dischar- ed at Toronto on Saturday' Nov. populaml' °r Mr' Pierce w have Silver, etc., were received. The Sell. U19 C0nl»€ntB l‘6ndlnS llle l‘l8'lll»
s fellow travellers elect him by parcels were opened by Mus” hand of one of t-lie boys, Edmund
Bros.. Charlottetown Royalty. 17 llcnlalllfllloll- Janie ivhou and snails Maconfr and gel? =l°l\ °f -l°=flll1 P°l'l‘_Y.__ T30
-“* lie accom an verses d an W" several' rulmge ~ "-
WEDDING BELLS.-The mar- :W was Feoreyrigg MacL:§;?;f;1w Keir was absent and an urgent call
Sons, Easton Bros., W. Guerney rlage took place on Wednesday \vi|ts|,h.e_ After dainty reh.esh_ lllnllgllt DF. CllnlllDl0n frnlll 0'L€l`¥ ad EWU- R‘°Y3ll~Yi B- R- Br0“"'-l- lll0l'lllnK NOV .5lll» 1924 nl Zl0n ments served by the ladies vocal who dressed me w°““d‘ It is rear’ Y°'k5 Am'-lr R°b€'rr`”' Wi“rr°e3 Cllllroll. 0h&l‘l0tlHf.0W1l. P. E. l. Of and instrumental music was furn- ed that the hand" except tha thumb
iss Elizabeth Hoirne and Jack ished by Messrs Cecil Campbell and mst nnger’ Wm have "° be am'
ISLAND EXHIBITORS -Among
15th, will be 'the following: Roper nl
bend of Guernseys i-ncludlng senior and junior herds; A. Macitae and
Experimental Farm, Charlottetown M with Ayrshires; Horne Bros., S Wlnaloe, with Polled Angus. The E Ayrshire Pioneer Boys' Club are '
in judging cohtespi Hohard number of years. The happy couple J. L. l\IacLe id, 24 Chestnut St.. ____ ` to their last resting place in the
pencer both of -Charlottetown. P. Hurrlson Balderson, Robert Smith: g;"'a§dé_T§e ‘fclilnl Was sent to
I. The bride and groom are well which added much to the enjoygmt; 17th_ S1323 ”t,‘:D:lt§;,n`§:gn;:{
"nd|ns_w8nace Rodd and Uns_ known. 'Phe bride has been on the ment of the evening. Thursday, for the young man alsoror me pan ‘muh Guemey who Wm take pan staff of N_ Raggehbury, 1/td, lor 3 November 13th at the home of Mrs. eh¢5_
Roper of Charlottetown Royalty, loft on 8. 'trip to N B and N 3 city, a similar shower was held .for WEDDED
will also be in the contest. The Swnlllllg of! at the brides home -in Ml55_Sle‘Val”l» *he Wa” assisted in interesting hyrngggart grfnlzorn
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_ opening the parcels by Miss Ruby S ld I _
__ Campbell, while Minn Bessie Duffy p,‘;';‘;“fI°Sf P;’_;`1.s”‘2}“;fho§l‘;“;h_'_‘:_‘;*,§
-HAD NARROW ESCAPE. - read the ‘erses which calrsed much Summe-rside yesterday morning at r. Harold Brown of Port Hall interest The bl'1d9”r°'be amwugh 530 when Miss Heie Margaret
tie. and the Provincial Government -as hmhght to the P,-mvce county taken by surprise thanked each one Noonan thhd dhughternof Mr and
Island exhibitors and their stock N. left on Monday. The Federal Gov- ernment ,lg paying two-thirds of the cost of -the freight on the cat- M
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onefthird.
C0
ospital on Wednesday night in' l0l° U19 lllnny l0V9lY Drenenln- Af'-el Mrs. J. M. Noonan became the wife nnection with -a peculiar ncgld. lunch was served by the lades,Capt. of M;-_ Edward p_ F019” Bch of
--THE FOX SHOW--On the 1.46 ent. It appears that in eating a Alton and Mrs. Burke furnished M .1 M M p F 1 Kild p. m. train leaving Summerslde piece of pie which be had “bid in" both instrumental and vocal music. anld tfgr trlie past' te(i’1ey’yearsmo‘; Slillfdlly f.l1€Fe‘W8-S 8 Sllecial OX' at a social he swallowed a pin Gohrlieh Ltd Shmmersldh The Prose cor containing tho foxes to which had been used to hola the THURSDAV bride ,.55 ve.; b 1 1' mr d
be exhibited at the Fox Show, in
issue paper in place. The pin RECE"/_ES POST 'N °TTA" 'lt f y' eteomflligyll e
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connection with the Royal Agricul- lodged ih his th,-out and all eh, WA. - Miss Muriel MacLean, :eng Siloneo mggéx fan TEE:
tural Winter Fair in Toronto being
eavors to remove it failed._ It dallgnlef Of MP5- D- MacLean has velvet hat and carrying a corsage
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held November 18th to 26th. ' At was decided advisable to h . hi received an appointment under the
Emwald the foxes from Charlotte- removed to me hospital wggli tht; Civil Service Commission as stcno- ggzqtiitso§t;;l§§1caI;,yBe;3.y gtigsteesxl
-ray locnieql i¢_ Thursday et-gh. graplier in the Department of Agri. Miss pauune Noonan who was
at Lakeville there were other fox- ing the pin was removed by menus culture, Ottawa. She leaves next gowhed in nav mu' “lcon
en fl'0ln NOW- 500'-la 1`€C€‘lVC‘ll- of forceps aided by X-rays_ Tuesday morning for Ottawa to _- y _ e ne'
____ take up hor new dun _ Mm M _ with Isabella _fox ful and carried
town and east were taken on and X
Among those leaving Sumnierside for the show were Geo. Callbeck. Summer-sldeA_ E McLean. .\l_ P; Q Goo McCallum, Sumnierside; \V K _ Bradshaw, Summerside; P. G. 8 Oiarke, Summerside; J. J. McN>aliy Summerslde; Capt. Fred Peters, “- Summerside and T. Carruthers. H Those sending foxes for exhibl- C tion were, Pure Bred Silver-Black Fox Company; B. I. Raynor; P. G. Clarke; Park Island Silver-Black Fox Co; George E. Brown, Mar- galte; C. C. Baker, Kensington; George E. Brown Fur Farming Co; Kensington; W. E. Dawson, North_ Tryon; B. Gnaliani Rogers, Sum- merside; George A. Callbeck. Sum._' merside: John A. Lee. Summer- side; Percy Tanton, Ray Tanton,. Summeraide; Capt Fred W. Peters, Summerside; Archie Rsynor. Tia- nlsh; Dr. J. A, Johnstone, Tignlsh; Western Silver Fox Co.. W. I-= 1VicEachci‘n, Mermaid; Flonklln Bavycr, Bunlbury; Col. D. A. Mac- Kinnon, Charlottetown and John Agnew Fur Farms. There was a special trip of the Car Ferry Saturday afternoon and a special train from Tornicntliic to nicct the Maritime Express at Sackvillc. The foxmen, with their foxes will arrive in Toronto this (Mflllilllyl morning. The judges for the Fox Show are Mr. Edgar Milligan. Northam; P. E. I; and Mr. Fayle. T0;-onto. _Probably a. quarter of a million dollars is what -some esti- mate the value of the foxes leav- ing Summeyrslde and Charlotte-
town.
TU ESDAY
KNOGKEDDFF WHEEL-A ser-
ious accident was narrowly averted yesterday when, at about one 0" clock -in the -afiternoori an automo- bile which seemingly was in too great a -hurry .to correctly negotiate the corner at Kent and Great Geor- ge Streets. ran into ft y0t1Tlll oll n bicycle. knocked liim off. amd badly damaged the machine. Luckily -the cyclist escaped injury. bn-t the 00- currence should serve as a lesson to those who -have a propensity for "cutting the corners."
LARGE COLLECTION. - Rev.
J. S. Bonnell, minister of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church,»St~ John, 'announced to a large congre gallon on Sunday night the result of the appeal which he had madc- on n previous Sunday for a special
ABLE T0 llll s ll0l|SEW0llK NWI
Sick a Year. Got Great Ben-. ofif from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
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lgemingten N. S,-“I took L dis
ham’a Vegetable Compounir for
back , also for nervous-
headaehes and sleefpleasness; bled in this way or over a a friend told me about the Compound and induced me to I must say I have received
tbsneiltfremitmd aniabietodo
work now. lrecommend the
e Compound myself and am
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for ougusewthle iettglr as a
egehnhnsl - rs Inman ones, Blaerlilngton, Annapolis County, N. S.
De you know that in areesnt canvass
among woman users of the Vegetable Gempsnmd over Hi,0il0'rw\le=_wen re- ceivsii. To the qiestieii, “ aveyeu received benefit by taking medl- T" *per cent. replied “ U." H means tbat% out of every 100
women are in better health because
m have given this medicine a fair
Ill. Iorseis simply mother case of wlllli reeeivingo great benefit. UIQ suffering m me troubles so
UIIK he their an shi:_l<_i_‘l_i':_tsn to
ssrfgrlag sudfound
n medicine a
It ia sold at all
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a bouquet of carnations and maid-
PREMIER STEWART 'N TOR' Lea” is a graduate °r the C- B- C- en hair fern The groom was as-
NTO.-Hon_ J. D. Stewart, Prime. -i . _ ` _ 'sinister or Prince I-:swam inland! OLD ~nEs||:iENT nies. -_ The by,i,‘\..,1r{,,Hf;nry»g,‘2,°n“E{,°_‘f“, rrived in the city last night from death occurred in this city yestcr- “ass “-35 celeb,-hied h Rev fohan Ottawa. and is at the King Ed- day of Mr. John Russell, a Mnpohhld who ,,155 pe,-formed ghd .\}lr,_ms'tew"trr};il:Z»~esulnducigi-llmlg llllghilli resgectell f“."“"" °r Ea” the lnllfrlolze- M0lldclSohn’s \ved~
T d Y Y ‘V are le lwed 0ll lllc fllfl :ling march was excellently play-
fled to seeing goods being taken from 'tile house via -a. cellar window_
The defence called no witnesses
but Mr. Joliiu-ston in summing up the case, pointed out a lack of weighty evidence against one of the prisoners, Mirs. McCloskey_`
His Honor allowed 'tliie latter io
E0 on her own cogirizance. Both the accused 'will have their case come llll before the Supreme Court at thc ncxt term.
MONUMENT uNvE|i.Eo_-sun-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock the cere- mony of unveiling n handsome bronze tablet in the Bradalbanc l’l'@Sllyl£‘l‘i8i\ church to the uicvm Ory of the boys of the church who laid down their lives in the Great .War and also those who served, took place. Rev. John Stirling, formerly of Bradalbane, but now of Montague. conducted the services and delivered a suitable oration_ He WHS ably assisted by Rev. Mr. Aitken of Cavendish. There was -an exceptionally large congrega- tion, special music being render- od by the clioir. The Long River Male Quartette and a duet by Mrs. Gillis and Miss Julia Graham were much appreciated. The tablet was unveiled by Mr. Gordon McKay, and Rev. Mr. Striliug then gave the tablet to the keeping of the trustees of the church.. lt was received on behalf of the trustees by Mr. Hugh McLeod who in a short address acknowledged the gift. The tablet is of ri beautiful and nent design and will always lm i-i reminder of the brave hoyfl Of the Presbyterian congregation of Bradslbane.
WEDNESDAY ‘
ATTENDING SYNOD. -Rev. H.
D. Raymond and Rev E. M. M-alone lcfi yesterday morllllllf lvl' Halifax to attend the Diocesan Synod to be held there on Thurs- day. This session of the Synod is one of the most important in the history of the diocese. having been called for the purpose rf electing a Coailjutor Bishop. Quite a num~ ber nf names are nientlouml as possibilities for the office including several formerly from P. E. island, viz: Rev. Canon Harris of'Mahone Bay, a native' of Charlottetown. a brnihcr of Mrs. W. L. Cotton. Rev. J. W. Godfrey of Truro, also frnmerly of Charlottetown and Rev C. R- Cumming of Sydney, a form- er rector of Crapaud.
-DEATH OF FRANCIS LAW-
LE88.--The passing away at his home yesterday morning at 6.20 of
he ° .
Mr, lllrallols Lawless. a prominent
iicsday evening Her condition
er such sad und unexpected circuiii stziiices. She was forty-three yi,-urs of age and leaves to mourn bc.-iiiles her husband, two children a boy and girl, also a sister, Mrs. Taylor und one brother. Mr. H. Ferguson, who have the sympathy of the community in their sad loss. Tlie funeral takes placn from her late home in New Annan Wednes- day afternoon to the Peoples Ceinctcry-
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ome to oronto an attend the Crocker farm, He. move conference of the Liberal-Consen [Own about h yeh, and a_-mg( 8;; fsgb5_é"§é£0iuSf}X§?ha;;Ita;§q ug \‘nlll't' Annnnlilllnn “‘lllCl1 Wlll be His death occurred at the a<lvanc~ beautifull sung in dueet b Mrs L held Mnnllny nn'-l Tll€S‘1ny- When ed ago of 80 years after a brief E llielpnllrflh and My go Shu' seen last ii-ight Hon. Mr. Stewart ,linens of two weeks. He leaves` ph.-int sum tuouss wyddi -l said he was glad to avail himself to mmlrn a wife .md six of a fam b ki _ _ D 9 ng
_ h _ _ f _ 1 _ h _ _ _ < rua ast_was served at the heme %O;_S;_I_"_'_t‘;“f_§‘i_;’0€_‘;r_;;_;9oy_r;g °r_;e€ ily. flvc lldllirlllefn nml Snn. naii1e~ of the bride. after which the wed-
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of 'l§._§'c:lf».’.:.ll;'"...“i@l;°':t.i.":. ;‘;:1'.=.‘;‘;;‘::.';‘:.‘;"s:L.'.:° "°l.““.~ ti Prince E‘1“'“rd Islrmrr H0 sam the bod side when lie piisscd Ottawa and othgr oi to irnl I-_tea me Party in the mr easter" island away. His funeral will take place ost( The-brid andp n S 0 their- was never 1"' better sham' than from Mc-I_.ean's Undertaking Par- in .vcr hi h ist gr0l;)Il1are ed d“'ri““ the past Cmrple ,or y°ar5'_ lors today at 330 to the P`e0ple's sr iuernberr ol' Trim' elnlg lpopul- lT°r°m° Mall and E'“p‘r°`) -Cemetery. Itcv. Ross C. Eaton Siiiiiiiicrsiil; and this fsfncdgingirgifg At a special session. of tlic Po- omclaung' _ 33:9 manly _b_a““.m“l °”°s‘ on
dice court at 2 omock yemerduy -DEATH REGRETTED -The wlllrresldlcmllil Silrnirillisdrslvgesl Frllliy "~rl-0‘r“°°‘"f .t“'° women' Mrs' “ar dczith of Mrs, David Walker of Giiardizin joins with a 'host or E-'3~l`0l Cllllllllfm and MTS- Bl‘=*Sl°INe\v Annan, occurred lit tlic 1’ri:ic@ friends in wishing them a life of M¢Closkcy. ftilscorsd on a cllarco Cmintyiie.-piiu1.ii 10 01-lock Mun. uninterrupted happiness and pros- Ol blenlvlng. 0llU9I‘illi-Z and Slcollllsllrlay night unilcr peculiarly sail cir~ pctrity.
from iui_ unoccupied residence own- c\iiiistan.;cs being due to- blood FRIDAY
ed by Mr. Owen M<:Quztiil on llnr- poisoning wliicli slic contrncied ghegieq- Street, The defeiidmi-is froiu it scratch from a pin on the CONFER °N TEcHN|cAl- EDU' were represented by Mr. J. J. John =ll‘lu only as rcccntly as last Wcil~ °A'r'°N"Ml'~ A- W- Cl“nWf0l'd. Dl-
rcctor of Technical Education at
sion. K. C. and t-ive 'Crown by Mr. ' - _ ' 0_ _ H_ F_ M01-.»hee_ who called and ex_ ciulclilyl lh_e_caii\<_z__sii_r:h _that _it was p_§;<';;V__néB_l;fl'2n0:l; 0_l;otbe outward ami ed be f it ___ _zieemei a visa e o iave ier re- _ c rhen express clutgng ;h,x_]uITcQ3a(;d Yheniisxr gflriiovcil to the hospital where des- Yenlerday lllnrlllng. While here Mr. the _house and _me stolen ____0________y__1iite everytliuig that was done her Crawford conferi_-eil with the mem- .- ».........,;‘l@ .f‘:‘;’“..:‘_2_:.‘;f,“.l.“.:’. .rfgsssr lsr ‘§.:.';‘;..‘3:;’.”.;“°‘f‘
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€_‘_`:_r°;_*T_S__se5_I_:'_-_d-\l_‘_’_l§\:_5-ld Slnlffd lll<ll.Fergus_on of Snmmerside, and her and Mr. \Vllfrid Boulter on the .sub- M____ _Oth -Cr 9 _temp y Slncclmaiiy friends here wil be deep-v Ject of technical education. If tlie
5- er own w nesses test-i-.giieveil to learn of lier deavh und- matter can be satisfactorily arrang-
ed, the Provincial Government. by expendling a like sum, can obtain an amount in excess of 820.000 out of the Dominion Technical Grant for this work. The Provincial Depart.- iuent of Agriculture is now draft- ing a program which will be sub- mitted to the Department. of Labor at Ottawa. If it meets with app;-ov nl lt will bc put into effect.
Tlie dcatli occurred at thc
home of her daughter, Mrs, Joseph Burke. Waterville, Mallne, on Mon- flcy. the it-nth inet.. or Mrs. Patrick °$‘.s_'warr alt. the advanced age of 84 years. The late Mrs. Siewari was a woman of exemplary character always willing and ready -in loud a llnllllllg liand to the sick and needy She bore her recent illness with christian patience and reconciled to the will of God. During her recent illness she was visited many times by hor zealous pastor, the Rev, Father Curran. who administered the last rights of the holy Caiholln Cllllfcll _ond snug it Munn or nn. quiem on the morning she left for her Island home accompanied by her daughter and son-fn-law, Mr, ami Mrs. John O'Connell. On nr- riving -ln Charlottetown they were mel- by ii large number of her old friends from Dromore. Mr. Andrew. Hennessey, undcrtakcr bore her re- lnnllln to the home of hor dnu hte
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-- \ ' / M E ' ‘ " rs. dwaril Hughes, Dmmo,-e_ _ The funeral on Thursday morning
‘ _ ~ WHS lllrgsly attended t St. _
» _ l'lck's Church, Fort Aii;ustus,P[tltie
anode and helping the mission blends. Mr. Lawless had only been,Hol1l19!I0y- K nl "F90 . me ith a 1 _ ry situation He stated that one sick sauce Wednesday night and|serioua accident Tu;_sday_ nlghtnlnd :lil-ll _\*:':hgl°:;;__3_‘:_|°X:9_?:f’rxfl °b‘; thousand dollars had been receiv his dest); snag gueh e, ,hon mae" is now in the Olty osp ta w h a
ily likin “Emil-a-lim"
What a glorious feelingblt is to be
welll What a rellef'_ to e free of eathartics, salts, laxatives and purga-
tives that merely aggravate consti- pation andhre so unp easant to take and so weakening in their effect!
What a satisfaction to know that
the juices of emu, oranges, ilgs and prunes will s |utel_y_ and perma- nently relieve const pation. By a eertan process, the juices of these fruits can be concentrated and combined with tonies-and it is these intensified fruit juices that correct constipation, relieve headaches and biliousness, and make You well and
kee¥_you well.
“ rult-a-tives" are sold every-
where at 25°. and boo. a _box-or sent
ostpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, gttava. On _ _
_ _ “ -sm ‘ . ' ' 'J inns--mine» oiioeirsyiaui.
amd” ¢°,“N| agfnyghs ;h¢_oi‘tilen of Klnkora. will be s so- DADLY HURT-The Guefdlllz _ _ _ _ , _ . _ _ o . __ ___M°m ___ gem oh me pg-whyhel-gh” chuwh verie shook to his .family and regrets to report that; Mr.__.:_olep]| _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :_i;:_wa:“a_.n:l_ 'Ding gl; a . .~ . - i ~ ' ‘ '
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pall bearers being N. 0’Brien, F. Hughes. Chas. Barrett. John Mc- Quirk, John E. Boylan and Philip Coyle, who gently bore her remains
family plot beside her husband who predeceased her about five years ago. The Rev. A. J. McDonald ,P. P., officiated at the grave. May her soul rest in peace.
BUSY DAYS-The Silver Black
Fox Breeders Association of P. E. I. is having a busy time right now. Hundreds of applications and regis- trations are being put through and foxes tattoed. Mr. E. R. Brow, the President, certainly is right on the job and knows fox pedigrees. The inspector. Mr. Wendall Worth. itat- toes and inspects all foxes. Many demands are coming from Upper Canada and the United States for the Island registration. Mr. Worth leaves this morning for Bangor, Me., to inspect and tattoo one hund- red foxes for one company, which are all pure P. E. I. strain.
The death occurred yesterday
morning alt his home on Upper .Queen Street of Howard Murley, a highly-respected resident of this city. _
The late Mr. Murley has been in
failing health for several months, and although able Lo be about was unable to attend constantly to his work of printing and bookblndlng.
The deceased who was of it re-
tiring disposition had many friends and acquaintances in the city andl
the late Cephas Murley, with whom
printlng~and book binding busllness,
G. M. Robertson, Manager of Anglo, ' American Telegraph Co.. St. John. N. B. addressed the students of th° Union Commercial College on Thursday afternoon. I-ills subject was “The Telegraph". The address contaiined a great deal of valuable information and was much annreci- sited. Mr. Robertson was accompani- ed' by Mr. Jafmes Murley, Manager for Charlottetown. At the close of the address the thanks of teachers and students was conveyed to the
speaker hy Prln. Moran.
ISLAND POTATOES--A Liver-
pool. N, S., despatch says:-Liver" pool has been it good market for potatoes this fall and the-following dealers have sold large quiintites in addition to the many growers in this vicinity who raise one and two hundred bushels: A. E. Young,
were sold on arrival; Robt. Frelllclr, who has 600 bushels of Island pota- toes on the way and which are ra- pidly being booked up and A. N.
one car load, Island potatoes. whch ‘ - . ~-. A Sure Rehef For
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Mack, of Mill V-lllage who raised up- ward of 1.400 bushels and all sold. The two maated schooner, Alice and Jenn-ie, Capt. Murphy. of Clark's I-I-arbor, arrived here today for P.E.l_. with 2,000 bushels of po- tatoes, and small vegetables. 1,000 bushels of these potatoes are being sold here. The prevallnlg prices for Island and local "spuds?' here
run from 75 cents to 85 cents.
Suddenly on Nov. 8th, 1924, of
cerebral hemniorhage, at The Mc- Lean Hospital, Waverly, of which institution the deceased lady was an attendant nurse, Miss Jessie II, McKinnon of North River. The funeral which was largely attend- ed by friends and neighbors was held on Nov. 13th from the home of her brother to Highfield Ceme- tery and the body was laid to rest beside her arents who rcdeceas- _
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nf;,,g_i_!h-'_c.Q||LE r ._ __ I elief for all disorders q f ~‘ womm -it is awieiiioei- _ ._ _ _ , iy and in sham-use alien, -15----_ _ if :-_`_ lei. __ _ suffering tissues. The ileq _ _ 9 _y wut; mrrger in the we gl _ lest on ie expelled, giving immediate menu
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ohiis treatment is -based on strictly sixieltlno principles, and lots ohm actual location o_f the disease. it cannot helip Nt do good in eu gm" at female troubles, including delayed and painful menstruation, lm,” aooa, failing of the womib, etc. Price $2.00 per box. which is sufficient gg me m1onth's treatment. A .tree Trial 'I*reatment, enough for 104;,” '-rorth 75c will ‘be sent Free to any suffering woman who will send, gg her address. lnclose 3 stamps and address Mrs. Lydia W. Leu Windsor, Ont
UGQISTI EVERYWHERE
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ed her nine years ago. -
There are' left to mourn one B
McKinnon of West Royalty; Mrs. B R. McKinnon of Charlottetownfa Mrs. L_ A. Hodgkins and Mary of Walthani, Ma-sa-, and Maria C. to , whom she was devotedly attached. g
The funeral service, which was B
very impressive was conducted by C
Church, Charlottetown.
The pall bearers were, David and
Stewart MacKinnon , (cousins),
province. who will regret to learn of.M_m°n Herr Fwd Large- Sl’“r3e°” sboulil be it booster of his uaiivc lilis passing at the comparativelylvlarreu and Peter Byrne- early age of 54 years, ‘ ”"“ that the roads are terrible. Our After the death of his brother, Al U19 R°'l8l'Y lllllClln0ll Yenlef' roads are not perfect but tlicy urc
day the speaker was Mr. W. Rengh Tinney. Secretary of the Prince
lic was mplo ed as forema of the 'll
book ____¢i____ngy depgrtment not me Edward Island Tourist Association._ than h C,-hwdhil mam
e gave an interesting address on
the deceased assumed control and successfully conducted the busl-_
Tho late Mr. Murley leaves ito
sssoclatcil wlltli his father in busl-' ness; Miss Elllcot of the millinery department of Prowse Bros., and
’l‘wo sisters. Mrs. Geo. Ledwick‘
and Mrs. J. A. Ritchie and twoi brotlie-i'si_ Richard of Murray Har-_ bor and William of the Unlited
joins in sincerest sympathy. | The many friends and boosters
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co accom ame wi reno s, thrnnt_ tickfre, _hoursenesss gr diillceilt _brei_ttl\in|z, or_ if your child wakes up during the night with croup and you Event quiérk helphtry ti:_is rgliablg old ome-ma e coug reme_ y. n_ r -
g}stP<_‘an suplply y¢;\;__wit_ht2‘/|voir_;i‘?§s o mcx. our e n o a -o .. bottle and fill the bottle with pluiri granulated sugar syrup, Or you can use clariflcfl molasses, honey, oi°_ corn §.’.i.‘.‘i"‘ ‘»?i.‘i§“`3.Z’ln§“.‘i.l.l.§.?"i’ii”J.f..2'Z§ of really remarkable cough rcmedv. Ti; tast€s_{;ood, _i_a_:id_ in Spife of its ow cos _ ca o “‘l>‘.:.'“‘f.'; l““'I ‘:sl“r'1"°f°‘li‘-§'.f°".
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cough in a way that mcsens‘busineas..' It lnoserls and raises the plileizm stops throat tickle and soothes and heals the irritated membranes that lii_1éah the htliroat. ind bronchial tubes w ein- ro , fl . talnty thatp itmig !r£eBa‘lly”i::t¢>arllsh?r‘l:z.
Pinex ia a special and highly con-
centrated compound of genuine Nor. way pine extract, and Ia probably the best. ltii_l_>wi;__mea__ris og o_:ercom_ing aeverecoug s, roa n c et d. ...l"°:.i are “r..".'.:l"i“‘°°°" .'.?`li“"
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appointment, ask for “£12 zrieinee gf P hex" with full directions and don't accept an thing else Guaranteed to
Some Phases of the Tourist work on Prince Edward Island. At the. outset he spoke of -the circumstanc-
m?SS` |95 lenilllllg 10 the f0l‘lllHl-lnll Of Sllnnhiicity today tlmu L-vcr. 25,000 pieces
an association. He said that the
mourn, b_L-sides his sorrowing wife.'Hnanci_,_l returns of the tourist iliree cliilllrcii, \\illiam. who was_tmmc_ m Umm. provinces um. ex_
ample Nova Scotia and New Brunswick reported it combined rev enue of ten mlillon dollars. whilst
Mlsn Kall\l9<‘ll nl mme- 'not a cent of revenue had been re-
ported from the Island) aroused our people to need- of action. In 1923 Canada reported $13,600,000 revenue from tourist revenue with
States also survive, The Guardianthe Island figuring ae a minus
quantity. ln the face of this steps were taken to secure some of the
lrevenue, and accordingly the ls-
lunil tourist association was form- ed in November, 1923. It is not expected to reap golden returns in the matter of s. few months, but to lay a solid foundation for future SUCCESS-
“We have succeeded this year
both beyond our expectations,
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The spclaker dwelt on the value
of tourist traffic in the way of a business proposition. A small cx- exullve and u pcrmaucnt sccretury can manage a business runiuliig into millions of dollars. Tlic stock and .trade coat nothing. The tourist business is the only one that oiiuiiot go bankrupt. Wo are merely selling the idea and im- press eh customers that no prov- ince in Canada is so ideally situ- ated as n tourist resort as Prince Edward Island. The commodity we arc selling is a restful bolldal and our supply is inexhiiustlble.
He enumerated the aims of the
associ-ation, first to bring tourists here, ami to care for thcm during their stay- He referred to the criticism of the association for en- couraging old home travel. He be- lieved that the old home guest is worth ,lust as much to the province and more, and more, to the city, than the average guest who has never visited before. As a rule he leaves far more money. and equivalent of his board with his relatives, and in many cases takes several of the family to the city
' h fe i f' §Y§n3ii§° `$.¥n3Fi§<i. '°rli°.“ 1‘3iln‘l‘°33.’. oronto, 0nt. "
merchant for a complete outfit oi clothing.
brmher and r°“r sisters' Viz' Hugh next -touchecil upon. This service
o neniling a suitable liotcl fishing
the Rev. Dr. Genge of the Christian 5och,;,,m Omce
The vuliu-_oi personal service iii uppleincniiiig advertising was
t-arts on rvccoipi. of :in inquiry nd extends iluriiig thc uirtire stay f each guest, the sccrctury imcuiii-
rounds, etc, routes, -auto pui'tiLvs,| nd encourages the tourist to keep onstantly in touch with thc As-
In referring to the wonderful nn-
-turnl beauties of the province l\ii'. Tiniiuy said that every lsluuiler
province und not say for iusioiicc
fair and o. fair road with with lit le traffic is fur onsier to travel mi
Maine with her bud roads madc-
iiiillinns out of the lourlst traffic ins; yezir-
Tlic lslnnil is getting ninru pub-
ot' litcratiiro liiivo in-vii illsti'liiiiii-ill this svzisnii. al i’. id. isliiiiil iuoviii_i;l
picture is being sliowu xiucl 10,0->ii,.i 000 pc-opla liiivc boi-ii 11-zicli<~.! by ailvertlsciiiviits. ln closing illr, Tinncy said:
Ono ol’ the iuost impressive piirt.~'
of “The Covered Wagon" at llic Prince Edward last wcck wus tin- arrlval of ilig wagon train lu Orv- gon. Aitcr travelling ‘.’,000_ iuilcs through :ill kinds of lizulslirips tliv caravan was passing throiigli ii very rugged country in :ilniost twol feet of snow. A miserable log cabin wus socu in 11 small cll-ariiig and out of this cabin rrzinie a poor- ly clad, thin old iimn- Ou being asked what thc distance io Ore- gon lie replied "Why you're in
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Oregon now and, believe me .ibn nue of the beat little spots on (lod'g green footstopl." If that old old pioneer, 100 miles from a nc-iglibor could speak in such terms of a snow-bound. mountain- ous rugged country like Oregon, just wliuit would he say of Prince iidwaril Island on a sunimi-r's day. Anil that, Gentlemen, is the spirit, we need. Give the Tourist Assocl_ ation fifty iueu with tho spirit of that old pioneer nail we will make this little old island known--not as “The Cozy Corner ot' Caniid'.i" but as "Tho Cozy Coriicr of a Contin- out."
Rotarlan R. L. Cotton prcslilbd. The guests present wt-ro Mr-
Ai'tliur Warliurimi of Bilbao, Spain. Mr. Slcwzirii. Slublis of Moncton, Rutarion J. Stunlcy Wed. lock uf Arlington, Mass., and Mr. (‘li:ii'lcs C. Thoiiipsoii, Charlotte ll)\\'ll.
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lu uccorilunco with the resolu-
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