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3mg office on Saturday- ‘moaning ilo school and 2i preschool children (m... Spring Park, West. Central ‘and Em, aoysity School Districts receiv- ed men- first inoculation for immun- mmon gggimt oiptherla." The treet- meng; were glvenby DN- V. l... Good- will and J. J. blaze. nesbitr. “W .P°9¥_ condition of the roads tilrrewu‘ I 5:19pm] percentage of. children-from each district, Up w date more. than 150 school secretaries have returned their answers to the 0315591153’? which was sent out to all the school ‘fin-mfg, Atsoon" as ali~thesc- re- turns come in the Red Cross Nurses will be able to conflict-heir rim for rim every “Mei "i hmjty to havcthe children protect- ed again-it diDl-hflfll- - . ggjebratlng the filth anniversary of the loundina 0H1" - dtiiflfliifl" order of Oddfellows, the members o; mgr. Lodge held their churchvpsrade yesterday ‘rncrnliii. one of the largest and finest Parades of the order evel-‘held in the city. More than one ‘hundred members marched in perfect order. mas-shelled bv col. H. M. Davidson, leaving their image Room or‘: Victoria-Row. short- ly before ll irclwkend broeecclins to the serous church by the way of Queen, Gttftcli‘ and “Prince streets. Here they were joined‘ by the sisters of ‘Alpha Rebekahiiodfl; Rev. Dr. Vincent preached an‘ elo- quent and timely sermonpapprflll- riate music was rendeed bythe Bip- tist Church choir, and the Oddfel- iows Ode was sung byBrother Roy Quigley,‘ ‘Brothers and ‘Sisters join‘- ing in the chorus. Preachingoh the subject, "The Message of the‘ Linlili" the Pastor delivered _lils“ inspiring . essage most effectively. Poilowing the service ‘, the ‘parade ‘left the church, proceeded up‘ Print! “Bl-Nil and down Eiletcn Street to Pcwnal street, halting before the "St; James Manse, where Brother, the‘ Rev. Bruce ,Muir.,is confined on "account of illness. While the_bapd' played "God be with you 'I‘ill‘We“meet Again,‘ th‘s oddreilows stool; with bared heads while he. out of defer- ence for whom the‘ action was‘ done. watched the proceedings from rthe window of his room. ' "" _' ‘ The . processio‘ then ‘proceeded .4» the hallbyway ‘of Kent anti-Queen street, and‘ the usual resolutions WerLpS-SSQH relative to the nervlces of the day. A letter of sympathy was passed to besent to Brother Moore, ll veteran of the order‘. l-l- ‘DRIER? a patient in the r." m.‘ I. hospital‘. expressing the regret of'the"O'_ddfe_l- lows inhis lnabilityto be with them on this f , A, no ‘cehbieflfcat- urc-of the church service, and "one that was stressed by the 'pastor,‘wa‘s the presence of that Honorable Vet- eran Oddfellow, Mr. Donald ‘Nichol- son, who is also a- veteran‘ of jth! Baptist Church. Past Grand Masters Benjamin Bremner, John F. Wheat‘. CeorgaS. Ryan, John. A. MncNair. and Grand Seo‘y.‘J. Jnbfacliinnon brought up the rear of the proces- lion, which was witnessed by hund- reds ofoitiacrla, who were llcud in their praise on the manner in which the oddfeilows paraded. Tonight will ‘oring the social part of the anniver- lfiry to a close. by a‘ bridge and a'ue- iion forty fives intheliodge Room! and a dance in their Dance Hall, when a most enjoyable svenihg is anti-rusted. ‘ ' 7

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i. ""51. ‘x i. RETURNING‘ ables-m. n“; erick Proud left this ‘moi-hing on re-

sponding. the winter‘ visiting ‘his mother and nieter in Concord, N. If" m‘; h" "Mhfltflfl I-Pyilist‘. "P. a. Island.“ " . cucumber searches - Two your: men‘ from ‘armr- ed beiorrchicl Magistrate‘ Shaw on‘ saiurdsy "chsreeifwitil atoaiuig’ parts _of an automobile; The --Cmwn"wgs . , nted-by Mi. Alban Farmer and ‘it. RIEell appeared for the prin; chore. Aflarqt-he‘ evidpbceof’ the pro- wiii-icn‘ was but ‘lufilio secured Pllldid guilty‘ "and ;wcro_-.' to three lilcnflla imprisonment. on liiiiiication cfacounscPscntel-lce was‘

war-rue saunas-Joseph" =-‘ d.

Cclbyi- Boacawen. Ni- 1-1., .11": 1m‘ Pmhleedaud ehiiibcd rearioad o!

Pure" bredhbisteih- cows heifers" from" breedersiu Prince Edward as-

land. "fhcac wdlltributiiig’ to"'-the

‘lihlvflillit-‘werew-Aiex. Mi Agnew, Charlottetown,‘ l‘ ; bu. asiocallum _ as‘ Ben. leuthbort. l; l-r. J.‘ "Ken-

nedy, Southport {females and a bull;

Henry" S. Stetson; Glued-ry. Station," 1 1; Colby ‘o. unbprrastowa; l; ‘Blair. u. Anal-ow, Ilunteritivsr, I; Percy O. Frederick. ‘West Devon, i; W. E.

McCailuinjf.” “ ' ‘ ‘_ _‘ ' . Wm. .- vlsrl‘ MAalrmae-mr. Jalnea Bettie, Burgessville, Ont, Chief Inspectorf for ‘the Adhance Registration of Holstein cattle in Canada, has recently grmdeda num- ber 'of, herds for. breeders in A central and western-Ontario, ‘and when his work in "tilis area ‘hasbeen ‘fhlishcd hasiiiii leave sboutssay sth for the Eastern part not‘ the . province and Quebec. going" frcm_ there to the Maritilnes. As‘ there is a paisibillty th_at the American‘. plantain-rhinos Association will at‘. its next blasting in Junejiaasm- msclutionidebarring registration ‘;f ‘; its Lrlefrrg nos; _,‘to any female; recor ed in -' Canada "which has not worsens. least ‘ZGcoqPi ‘on. .del_--'the Canadian: classification 101' cows. or a bulivhlilhi has n51’. scored "x"; or _ better. breeders " of Holstein cattle throughout: Canada, with a- view to _beins..“abio;‘ upstairs rmnarket- fort-heir Jurplua-“stcck la

advent-u of: the onwriuniiyroi hay‘-

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'1 A! ithesciceinl convocation 1h! Pine Hill "DiVinIIYiQII, Lhelif 4n‘ St.‘ Mll- thaw's Church. Ifalifex; cnYitbe even‘- ihl‘ bi’ ‘April 23rd,‘ Prince Edward rs- land ‘students played‘ i prominent part- 'l‘hre'c of the seven graduates, were’ Islanders. homely‘. iierlingj-l. 3'5""? Fl =41.‘ cfjilyéwlfillicoir; ‘m. Russell Wdodside.‘ ‘B.“A.‘, B: barnley; and ‘D-"L. Ceddlngs ‘cf Muddy. liar- wilr-..‘i" ' ." .' These‘ three young Incifatood high in thy Jiriac list, .Mr.. Brown " was‘ awarded‘ the, flrst- prim‘ roi- dl-‘atlorts, while Mr- ‘Woodslde received the sec- ond prize.‘ Mrfjqcodlngs won __ the 178N990: ‘A.- Starr Scholarship for; hllhrefaltendibi- in ole Testament Bilflldl. and the Russell ‘laakin Mflflyrisi, niillc. for miahcetietsndiog in class of fieflglous ‘Education. Their grimy‘ friends will. join-with the . Patriot 4n‘ wishini these "young men‘ every. success in their chosen l" ' >

M the same convocati ‘ thrDe- grce of Doctor of rDivinity-‘was con- ferred on‘ Revriieorgo Lblilllr, ‘B. '._A., Dcuglaitcwn, N. ‘aim: recognition of tin breadth of his‘ scholarship, "and omlb lab: and devoted service ic his ‘chulch, as

"Kev. for. _ Miller‘ ifwldely‘ ‘and lulu-ably mm on tho’_nlaao,_haii-" fill been minister, XOKIWSIVSJYOIII fcf‘ New “Glasgow. and Broohfield, for yearn .cf,lAlbertc_‘n and 7 for

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turn" to- Winn“!!! ". Man. ditch.

Iii-Bellini beam icttfbehaviouru" ~

the J. Uruteda Staten are‘ now Asking

ingiaeir sierra erased-lino. mils d; at thewarilcllawqiblrdaie. ;

preacher,” pastor ‘and’ . - \ a ' -

seven ysnrsfof Newlaondcnudiaving "

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"TUG IN-WPOET-Thc tug Rona came "into port last night from Geo- rgetown w-witis- Captain Doiron- in

naumrm or: out: noun-Tho

result: i-rire-

nlceting of the directors and ‘prize list ccmnlitieeof the Maritime Stock ‘

Boswell‘. h .

vision for county limos.

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-IAD SCALDING ACCIDENT -—‘ JIMID1II_Q"CODIIOI'.E the three year old ‘eon cf__I.euis O'Connor. Cliiltmn!

whorl ‘hmfell ‘into a large basin or hotwatcrhrvhich was w. be used for‘ wire!!! .f@!...e=+. ir-imt- “My we half of his hody wiaacaided. By u- aiduoug care on the part of the doc- ‘and- those ill-constant attend- nice‘. the‘ little fellow is now consid- ered outcffdangezn-K. '

I-IGEETTAILE ACCIDENT-The many‘ friends -of lsr-‘Jl. Boswell of Victofla, will regret ‘to hear that he brat present a patientbf the P. E. ISUJ-‘ldfibilpilfl-l. Mi’, BOSWEU hid the misfortune to fell from a team lead ofpotiboes which he was helping to linidllwilih the result thSt hi! COl- . lhr-‘bohe ‘was broken. "The accident u regrettable at this season of the yearns Mr. Boswell was at the time loading a schooner as well as shipp- ing" potatoes‘ on ‘the s." s. Harland. However Mr. Boswell expects to be out'a.giin"i.n_a‘ few weeks,

-"sAn‘ News " aneurysm-The and‘ news wacreceived by Mr. Nor- man ‘of St, liiieariors, on Mon shimmer-hing or" the sudden death of hisbrother in law, Mr. Bruce l-layes, at hisfholnehin Vancouver, B. C., on Bufldnyfhdr." Hayes was formerly of lilielrslieJP. E.‘ f. He leaves‘ to mourn his-widow. formerly Miss Benton, but hi: ‘chlldrenf The- deceased was a- bollt fifty‘_two-yea.rs" of age and left theilslhlld come years ago. The fun- can... ‘taking place this morning at Vancouver. Manyjsland friends will ' with’ Mrs, Hayes " sad‘ and sudden bereavement.

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‘ j-anrlgitrrs" T0. SASKATCHE- 'WAN—~‘MF.\R.:sy Schurmsn, formerly of New Annan, who recently brought two" car‘ loans of horses from the west land sold them at New Annan rape tratk, icftrscehtly for his home in'th'e, west. Schurmsn has extensively for some years dn'th'e‘pr_airies, Heiately disposed 'of"'two ‘sections of hls- farm land. During his‘ ‘short visit to his mother alidlsrcthera at New Annan, he‘ "bought "and "shipped three carloada of ‘potatoes to the west.--K.

ERITISII IMMIGRANTS-Nineteen immigrants arrived in'the city Mon- day-night ll-orn the British Isles, des- tined for farms in ‘various sections "of-theislandwihe majority of them are English. l5 being natives of that country, 2 from northern Ireland and 2 .fr‘om Wales. The men are from the industrial areas and are all city bred: In England, ill preparation for farm workln this country, they went through s. period of training which lasted upwards of four months in Government training camps under Canadian instructors. They are young menmvcraging between twenty and thirty years of age. The Department of Agricultural: placing them with rsepcnaible farmers in all three coun- tiesn Mr. J. W. Boulter, Deputy Min- inter of Agriculture.‘ has direct con- trot of placing the men» in‘ this pro- vince. .Ali'_of tl-lemleft for their var- ieuifieetinaticns yesterday. ,

‘_j-‘ also r0 suluiualisma n: Io flINJiaYa-‘rvc cm be- fore, expected; having made the trip ‘lnintgfhlliot,_vl“al‘es in fourteen days. the Sal, Helen, Capt. Eentsein, dock- ed at Jummeieide- on Saturday. Her sargowoluisu‘ cf lsoo tons ofWelah] huthracite coal. which she will com-- imloaajlllg by Wednesday. She u 5th take a- return cerlc cf h" m\.“m.!fQm this side b:

POTATO MARKED-The demand for table stock potatoes" has been decreasing during the laat fewdays while tlfit for seed potatoes has al- most eeased. Prices for table stock have remained the same, ‘ _‘ _ ‘ bushel for Green Mountains and $1.00 .3l_1‘llfl.il'll°il°9m°"i11'iitlvld West for Cobblers. At the present time NW1‘ .-,&lid,€!rll1lll\'l fiiillfiflifl-lklflfi the steamer Evvlva is discharging

~ part cargo at Sourls amfwill proceed _ _ ‘ | within a few days to Victoria to com- ' ISLAND. REPRESENTATIVES-A mien u ‘landing, ~

--rmsr OCCUPANT or NEW Breeders Aeebcittion was held in'P0l,lCE ralsorl-owo quite pro- Ambmt- Prince Edward Blend wuinouncca local drunks were arrested 1mg,“ o; up“, » reniieuiicd by ‘Juflée l’. Roper, Keith ion the street of Summe aido on Sun- e-ndrJ. Walter Jones. 1t wasicay night. One was taken to the ‘to hold a Ioirshow in con- Prince Ctfisnty Jail and the other-had

new Canadian

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work erected.

sary public rooms.

S.. for the Maritirqgs.

pool, N. S.

to decide the question. _

ltaphs which he had monume t in the Old Coil

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Thursday

MQIIIDCIS.

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Valley. children, ‘under

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$110 a

bastion viniih the winter fair- The-iho-douhtlul honor of being the first win list warehla-rtld by mnkins wciincumbcnt of one of the cells in the new and weli ppointad police pris- on in the basement of tbeTcwn Bali, Both appeared before Stipandiary Wyatt on Mondw- evenings m; was‘ fined $85 find costs or. one month narrowly ushered, death inst wetland look the lattm- alternative. m Honor also inflicted g. fine of $28 and casts, or one month, ch the oth- scaldirig chickens. and was left un- er; but suspended the, sentence» if the offender decided withfn__twcn_ty-f four hours to leave the town in pref- orencia-S.

MONTREAL, April :a‘,-Tha'con-_ tract fol- the superstructure of the National Railways‘ hotel at Charlottetown. Prince-Ed- ward Islarld. has beenawarded to the Foundation Maritime Limited, it was announced today at Canadian

Mrs.

The inundation work on the-hotel has been completed and the steel

The hotel when completed will have 110 bedrooms with the -heces-

The head office of the IMII- ’ " ‘ Maritime Limited is at Montreal with a branch office st Halifax, N.

The firm erected the new AC. N.‘ R. hotel and the cold storage plant in Halifax and the paper mill at Liver-

The monthly meeting of the cal- eciolliarl club was held last evening in the club Booms with an unusu- ally large number of clansmen pres- ent. Clansnlan J. K. McKenzie, pres- ident, presided.‘ After the routine business was despatched the ques- tion of the annual gathering sched- uled for July l was mcusssd. Rocky Point, York Point and Jilptmtieew- art were mentioned as possible‘ sites for the event. The Games Commit- tee was requested to ~cs.11 a meeting

The entertainment following the business meeting was much enjoyed. "Ho-ro, My Nut-brown Maid" sung very acceptably as a duet in Gaelic and English by Clahsman Malcolm McKinnon and J. G. Mc- Fadyen. Clahsman McKinnon also rendered the solo "Where Has Scot- land Found Her Fame?" ‘in .his usu- al firlc voice. Much laughter was produced by Clansman James Paton in relating a number of Scottish ep- scen on, a

ry. The nieeting closed with 3h sing-

liialiloltlar. SERVICE-The -scl-. emn and, impressive memorial ser- vice for the lateRev. Lawrence Slnith and James Callaghan held by "i! Knights of Columbus in their hall. Queen Street. yesterday evcriinl’. Wlf largely attended by the members of the Order. High Mass was also cele- brated in St. Dunstan! Basilica the same morning for the two deceased

—TOXOID CLINICS-Mica Zinck. Prince County Red Cross Nurse. Will on Friday morning. when, in conjunction with the local doctor, the first treatment of toxoid for the imlnuniaationcf children from diphtheria will be ad- ministered by them to the children of the district. which includes Malpe- que. Darniey. Baltic and Sprint Parents who wish their school age, to be treated, should take them to the lim- ins peque School that morning. 0n the man)’ ‘M9048- sameefterncon. Misc Zinck ‘will be at Kensingtoc, where the children from Margate, Clinton, Indian River and Kelvin Grove will be given the treatment. On Monday afternoon. the Red Cross Nurse will be at Bede- . _ . r , . _ . qus School for the adcriinlstl-aticifof ‘M, '9' W" “m mum“ n” me toxoid to the children cf the‘ Ee- ‘fl?! $.5- 3?!" i‘ 'I“"-" c-iqua district,’ which includes North “m”! “m” Gcdeque, Central Eedeque. Lower 3c- m" ‘"4 ‘MIM- “d risque and IPei-nwcod. The parents of “Fm” 3h‘ children attending. the‘ Middleton . 011v. "or"! mi school. may bring them to ‘nodeauo ‘ - lllllfl llllbtinen‘ school to receive their treatment]! fol-pie . Orders the USP-the! ac desire. Mlasjinck ia con- Nl NW" ' ductinf chores nursing and hygiene

Wales liquid the Eedecua season" in the

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flefllillls I'll“! m"! ii WI "fir-l" ‘

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Nlchglson to learn that he. underwent . a very-pencils -- opera- tion at the 2.1:, island"; hospital yes-

terday morning.‘ I-le.is._'doiilg as well as can be enacted.

The following arethe tenders re- ceivcd for - the purchase of forty- eight tilousand twcntnyecr fivcrper cent Plovinccrof Print-a Edward Is- land Debmtiireedated 1st May lcao Interest and principle payable at

‘Bank of Montreal, Toronto. Montreal i

and Charlottetown.‘ Bonds in *

R.» A. Daly and Cc., Ltd., Toronto $100.81. -_ ‘ -._ Johnston and Ward, Halifax, social. The Canadian Bank of Commerce Chltlciiflwwbhstl-vc. ~ . ‘mewbominicn Securities Corp, Montreal, scans. ' _ .

aim and C0,.‘ m. wamflétcecl. " . 5W9"? .1" W,» W» Y“! nbyal lack cleanses, nronth, m.- ss._ _ ‘ smirk‘ ‘Mimic-i- . .c*l':"'°m'°" sto.sa."_-__. ~ Ji " 2

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Mr. ‘ffholnaall; Itanssay. -of Ken- sinatob. formerly ‘of Beach Point, has kindly left with ‘us, for our‘ perusal and comment. roul- or the Muster Rollo cf.thc_.tcn companies which wmwec m. PintPrlnce County Refinish: o: MilitimuAltbcugh they credited ‘i068. thus being‘ c: years old,- these interesting documents are in a' rnoet excellent stats of preserva- ilqnaaa each one bears the signature of the Captain in command of the company. = w". Ramsay's grandfather, Lieut-Colonel Donald Ramsay, of BeachPPoint. was then theCom- mapdant of. the Regiment and under him was‘ Major Norman MacLeoi-l Ban-lacy (less). The- Muster "Rolls under revicwall bear date of June, i068, ‘and are fcr- Companies 1, 8.0 and l0. . A ‘- ‘ inlet of Company No. ‘l, Maipeque; ofwliich captain Donald s. uncul- lan wasin command. bears 41 names; and “of them only onejMr. John S. Maichelian, of‘ Indian River, is now living. " , ‘ . CcmpanyNofhl, New Annan, must- el-éeillton; J1me‘ lbthfllecii, under C0mml‘.!1"_Of Captainwilllaln Jamie- son; and of tltalfgallant band only one is.‘ now living. Mr. William licspmurrlo, esteemed f Summerside ‘ oltlun; Mr- aobert ‘Neill "a i native; of _Kelvin, whose ‘name appears as No. 53 on that roliglcft the nuns in lave and died in ‘liseyoar- irlCalifomll. stithe‘ ageof '11‘. having ilmass- ed_ there enormous estate of‘ over tit,c00.0Q0."as ‘regorded in our columns just‘ sbouth" yen- ‘agc. Amongst ben- ozlcai-ié ‘under ‘his. "willfito tho ex- tent cfilietween insect and $36,000. were -the following nephews and neicesz-Mr. Norman MacMnrdo, Mr. James 'Ciark_ and Mica Jessie Clark, of nodequs ‘and ma.» mine Maclean, of lbtrlc. " _ _ On the. MuatclvRiolLcf Company No! flQKensingf-on, under Captain rnomaaai. .Sinls,"li names appear. Of those then. answering three are liow living, namelyz-Mr. James Par- sons. cf Kensingtcn; Mr. Thomas Donahu , cf Kenslngtcn,‘ and Mr. Thomaé Brycnton (spelled on the Roll Brientonlof Spring Valley. i Sixty-three answered the RD“ Call of'No. l0 Company, Kensingtml, com- manded by Captain John Glover, and one of them, Mr. Andrew Bownesa of Keiismgton} died only a few months ago. 0f ~thc others three arc now living. They are Mr; John Glover, now an. esteemed resident of Sum- mersielcuand who on the Muster of June" 20th, i860, was marked "sicki" Anthony Iiockhart, of Coleman. and‘- Mr. Thomas Paynter (spelt Painter on the ftcll) now residing in New ‘Brunswickq-‘Pioneerf. . . , Friday. ‘ ‘carol-an Tale-Mrs. L. McLar- en, Montague, arrived inthe city Wednesday night fromvailcouver, B.‘ C., where aheapent the winter months with sob, W._.G. Mchren. 13th Ave. ‘Mn. McLu-cn dslightedwith theciimafieofRQThai-reuand flowers-were in full bloom in parka and lawns when aha left. whue there she met many Islanders, who. with- out exception are all decidedly proa- Mrl. Metal-en left for her home in Mcntalguawhero she’ is be- givan a." hearty welcome by her

wohvlcrao-lh" iiab case or the King vswaltbr Landry charged with shop‘ breakingand stealing a sum of llabncyifrom-ileesra-‘Erece. stony i! 0b., store. canlsup for judgment this moi-blag. m. (nonhuman in the Coilhty coinit JulfgecMCriminal Coilrt- Kla Honol-Ureviewed the evi- dence and founifthipriqoncr‘, guilty but ooionoa-iucgmoaliljilniil the ar- tenioon. ,'l'h‘a.prl|bili_r;'| Counsel, an. T. l... Compton, a‘) plea mim- reasons. In tlie-aflariioon‘ lave a long-- nay aindrliarnsiljilildment sentenc-

wiiccmant‘ ‘ "mos-rim" county

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port on Saturday. Meanwhile the C.

CONSICRATION OI AlaCflBli-l BOP MCGUlGAPL-lnvitations have] been issued by Archbishop Qbearyl of Edmonton, for the episcopal coll-! secretion of “Rev. James Charles M:-f Guigan, D. D., Archbihop-elecr. of’ Regina. which takes‘ place in St. Joseph's Cathedral. Edmonton, on‘ Thursday, 15th. inst.

REPRESENTATIVE FROM CHA- MBER. OF COMMERCE COMING- Mr. J. H. Woods oi’ Calgary. pres- ident of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and Mr. W.M.Mcl.. Clarke Montreal. secretary will arrive in the city next Tuesday evening on an cf- flcial visit to‘ the Charlottetown Board of ‘Trade and will be enter. tail-led by the Board at dinner that evening at the Queen Hotel. 'I‘l-ley

leave the following afternoon for Montreal. aurmorouralv nmce. -

The employees cf the Metropolitan Store and a lam number cf friends held a very successful and enjoyable dance in the Casino on Wednesday ‘ night, Dixmfs orchestrs,_which was iniattendance. rendered "its ‘usual splendid dance music. A dainty lunch was served by the girls of the store. ‘rho thanks of all present to Mr. Jones, the manager. and to Mrs. Jones was made evident in no uncertain manner,