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SIXTH CHILD DEAQ-liuestis "Waits zigctl ll years passed away

iliioinlziy night following to the (ii-vat Hcyond his four sistcrs and brotlicr whosc doatbs were report- ed in u. recent issue and which oc- l'lll‘l"l‘(l within tlic fllTVlflils wcck. ‘Another child is still sick anti‘ tbc latlici" was l‘t‘])(ll"li!(l yesterday as making but slow progress from his illness of plcilro-pncumoiiia. Mrs.

ye, R Watts who was formerly Miss n, Liglitizer daughter oi Mr. George , . lliglitlzer of this city and who bad

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also been sick is convalescent. This is one of the saddest cases record- ed in a long time hnd the snrvlv» ing members oi the family have the heartfelt sympathy of all who have heard of their terrible ber- eavement. The funeral of the ‘little boy l-luestis will take place today at 2 p'. ml ~ .

There. passed peacefully away at NOTlllHBfltl-lél rd, S_ask.,,on Eebru- ary i214 1020, enjani-in Binnsijithe 39th year of his age. The late "Mr. Blnns who was a former resident of P. tE. Island had been ill failing health for tbc inst three years, linil his many frlciids here will re< gret to learn of his early demise ‘in the very prime of his manhood.

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—-SUDDE"N BEREAVEMENT.-— The death occurred tit her home in Suinmerslde on Saturday evening of Miss Georgie Fraser, daughter ct‘ Mr. John Fraser of Suminei"sldt~ at the curly zige of twenty eight years alter a short illness of pneu- monia. Besides her sorrowing par- inoiirn three brothers and ilvc slstcrs. Tbc funeral took place from bcr boini- at L’. ifciock on Monday to ihc Petr pics Cemetery.

HIS YOUNG SONw-Mr. Samuel ldlliot of this city rocolvod tbr glad news yesterday by cable that hc was the lzitlicr of a llflllllll‘ Scotch baby boy. Mr. Elliot was a member of tbo 16th (inmitlian Scottish and took plirt lu tho prin- cipal battles oi‘ the war, anionil tbcni the first charge in which the Canadians engaged. Mr. and Mra. lillllot were lllllrfletl‘. in Edinburgh in October 1915 and the latter cams to Prime Edward island in March 1919. She returned to Edinburgh on a vlslt to her parents last October. She expects to return l0 i101‘ P- E- lslaiid home in May next with lwr little son.

A sad gloom was cast ovcr Till- iiisb on March 6th, when Mrs. Hlrgh A. McKinnoii passed to bcr eternal reward at the carly llge of thirty-seven years. Deceased lind been sick only a short while anti her early death was entirely unex- pected. Being of .1 loving dl-spo» iition she was liked not only by liei- immediate neighbors but like

lo- ,. wise by many friends throughout 2?‘;‘£50tglgfsheghgogagleslfitglf: fig: the surrounding country. She ‘will _ I “ORANGE LILY Bruce Cuinuford, North Batileford, be sadly missed not omy by her , - sAvmn My “Fm. 535k who “Ml, he}, mom“ w,“ family, who were devotedly attach- ‘witb the deceased until_ bis death, f?“ m h?“ b“ 815.0 by an who an‘ l. TMM‘ “midst "r exprwslmls M. G A Dmk (<1 .. Ana. ioyed ber acquaintance. having the some mennlnsnnio . ls. . . ‘ 9. -i\ 531‘). . Th m .1 l n‘ lo . 1 c, r. contained in hundreds of the Migtp R_ l[_>_B|ung_ (lhnrlqitgltgivn, 9 ll“ Y 9 0 VmgY 1e latter.“ I have remit-ed diwilr: p E i - and, yvh-s E N m“ New isli her memory are, besides a sor- l.‘ past year. tan-y e e " _' v ‘ - ' ' H r _ . . ' " “an E» ed from B Ill-TO Worllliv l- iers are olvllll ‘. o us oil, ~ ~ l ~ , ~ ~ f5 s" atoll," “'""""" "ll" P“? "r" .\l‘.l.~‘~§., and Russel p. of cum-mitt» and two brothers. Cit l‘ llfl “Cffillrl tHlTKIPil llp- r, _, - ' be ergtlons. (t5 the tumors and lfllllVll. I’. E.- l. I l t \ qtTlllel-‘Jlell-ll lllmst-k $111109!) 11ml - iiiccrs hull bl-cn rr-viitlvcti by lllt-lrllll-‘lll toot put-c 0 forth ~ . .llt0 Clllrtrl 00 p i109 Oil m“ ‘“"l°" "f ‘mmt?’ ‘My: llzlttleford cemetery. March Jib. and was largely attend- . $533,,~figmwiggggdhijfn3135;‘! ' l ell (lespite tbu condition of ‘the tlull. l(*lll‘ul‘l'lllll'*ll, painful pe- I v ' weather. The service was i!()llllll('.l~ rlods, etc. For‘ all these un_d othlrti-tiublos tuioivii ln general nsvvgq- There passed .i\va_\_ at . B,‘ by n“, pasta, Re“ pmhm. A l men's Disorders. ()l‘llllll_l3 Lily furnishes u_ Illlv wvc. scientific. liover- peter-s Buy’ o“ FL.“ QDHL at n“; MqcDou a“ an‘? wmq H re felling curc. It is uppliotl (firs-cf to tlii-n-liifloiiiu. nrgllllfiy, and its oper- “g? of 75 ‘years finer a shofl n_ - l g . _ l Ll l6 _ .~ anion is certain and beneficial. as ll. llllll llvllvlillly protest n.s__merit, l _. - i’ h iiiiiliis were laid to rest in the ad- , l:.":.¥.:"::.t2.::":."- ,".~::...‘.:~::."... "'.".<.-..“."'.‘£i:r".s.'i: 13s,‘; y" rump,“ m;_‘;,‘“eq,e0§§f; .01.... ......s..-.». ~ = ‘ - ‘ . , ‘ _ ' o it. one o le . J . i . .. ". a Enclose 3 stumps. Mrs lydia w. liudd. “must... tint. ‘Hmong of wk‘ communhy‘ Alonzo Iplglllalllllillhllerllliélgi ware. biegsfs. $01.0 m‘ LEADING l)llli(A(2I.\'l‘! lcvlsllrwnlsllm. l . ‘i l l‘ Yl l" ‘irilei- 0m _ rMcEllcn- ; Neliigan, Eddie Harper, Joseph F. ] — T '—'.' A5 a clllzell- .119 W35‘ reflllected Arsenault and Fred Conroy.

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as an"u‘pri,gh-t and hcinqrable man who by his kind and_ gentle inan- ncr. woh mauled-friends. As a fiirm or, lie occupied a foremost place. as‘ his flne residence and good pro- pertyjestlfy. ‘He was a faithful nnem Pfi of the Presbyterian church. st. Pellet-is, where he will be mllssed.‘ '

He. is survived by one son llowaril on the homestead, and one daughter, Mrs, l). Anderson, Sun‘ don, B. (‘., and two sisters, Mrs. llowloy Webster, Marlo and Mrs. King. Boston.

The funer | was largely attended and tbo re‘ nios were interred in ltiitlgcll cemetery, beside his wife. who predeceased lilm about four years ago. The services at lhl house and the grave was conductod by his pastor. Rev. J. M. McLeod.

"Tho memory of the just is blessed.”

Thu funeral of Miss Pearle (‘hing "Pf“l"‘"“1’ l" Wlltlsu tloatb was mado in Tbo Charlottetown Guardian a

. 1 fi-w days ago, look plat-t» from thi-

homo of lll‘l‘ latbl-r Mr. BPlLlllillllll (‘hing of llollrwcll, on Monday iii? ltvrutitm. Tlic services were con- ducted by ltcv. W. it. MacWallu-r, Minister of tho llaplist null (Ibrlsl- lllll churches of ldnst Point. Tho ‘Scripture lesson, lsalab 55 was one stilt-clad for the ticcaslott tlvy the Il(‘(‘(‘ilSt"(l. 'l‘lio ioxt uboscn was , vorsi-s 8-0 ‘of tho (flliliplPf read. Tho hymns 'Whcn tho ltoil is callod up Yonder, Nearer-my (ind to Thoc, obnd lSball we meet ibeyolid the [liv- 0 Pl‘. wcro sung by the unltcd (rholr. , ltcfertinrto was made to tho beau- 4 tiful lifc of tlic deceased, her de~ slro to live that she might minis» _tcr to others, and hcr triumphant death-in her own words, not death

lief“ , ' but going to be forover with tho |_ Distlmllflon‘ i’ born. ilcr removal from our midst m Plwlls so sudden lllllt we scarcely

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To bcr bereaved relatives" we ex- tend our sincere sympathy. A kind an-l loving wife anti mother has 30m: to receive the reward oi a well spent life. Nliiy her soul rest in peace. ‘

Many people will be very sorry to learn tbait the lleld Raynor finit- lllll; Mills ‘at Tryon were totally ilefllrfiyed by fire at 3 o'clock yes- tcrtllzl-y morning.

The fire when discovered lintl I-‘rtllllvd supli lit-ariway that tiotbiiig could ‘be saved. Only n low people witnessed the conflagration.

The fire was IllSCOVPFPd by ’;i young man who was passing the inllls lri 8 n. in. It was on the l(IWf'l' floor lli the front of tho bulldlnll: uuil the blaze ll‘?i(l_ illuminated ‘the windows when it was first soon.

Tho fire spread very rapidly and in onc liour the mills wurc in lish~ es.

Fortunately wba-t llitlo wind thoro was, lwns from the south" wost, blowing across lbt- pond away from the villago, olbcrwllu- many iitbt-i" buildings would have boon dcsltroyild, ’l‘\vo small barns caught but were quickly tixilnizlilslltitl: (llvillt! to the oariy hour at wb-icb tho fire sltarlctl, comparatively low pooplo were draiwn lo the scone. Tho mill was a vcry largo bulltl~ lug zilbout 150 loci long and 40 feol wide and scvcrzil storeys high. Tho plant was in good worklim: order and bod been in llpt-Bftltlflfl siiicc 1913. At ltlrat time the buildings which were forml-rly the Tryon Woolen Mills were tnkon over by the prcscnt company and niacblii- oil-y for knitting underwear Install- el .

Mr. Ii. l. Raynor of Summorsitie is President of the (Zoinpaity-zind Mr. Lord, of Tryon Secretary trea- surcr.

The plant oomprisedWbrec big knitting macliinosmnd 10 sewing machines. There was a consider- able quantity of yarn and under- ivoar on hand. . Tllf‘. mills were _rnn by both steam and water power nn'd they were employing from 20 to 25 hands.'_ The building was closed Bil. 0 ,0’.

Tho loss ls estimated ,8!’ bet-_ ween $40,000 and $50,000. 'l‘he exact amount of insurance is not yet known, but lt is said tol be between $15,000 and $25000,

. Another bad fire broke out, about eight o'clock Monday ven ngfllp, the farm residence of Mr. llpbert, Wilson, llnmipton. The fire origin-

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A sad gloom was cast over King; _ ston and surrounding ‘district by the sudden death of ‘Mrs. Hank Willis (formerly man of North iltshire.) She was o! a very klndand cheenful disposi- tion, always willing to help in" ev- ery good cause, s, faithful member of the Methodist Churchand W". M. "S. There are left to mourn her sorrowing husband, also a little. boy aged 3 years. Other members of her family are-her father 1M1"; . Wm. Bowman, onebrother Aquila Bowman of North Wiltshlre; we sisters Mrs. Arthur Smith. Norm .Wiltslilre and Mrs. Charles Miller. Vancouver, B.C.'I‘he tiuneral iwhioh- was largely attended took place at Kingston cemetery on February 27 the services being conducted at the house and grave by her pastor Hell. 5.. D. Webster. The pail tbearere were Chester Edwards. Robert, Eo~ wards, Geo. Green, Wm. Green, Geo, Paynterand Wm. Paul.

~A~BHEEP WITH A RECQRD-r“. Mr. John Dowling, of South Shore. istbe owner of a sheep with an ex- cellent record as far as his owner- ship of it ls concerned. lle"~pur- chased this sheep from Mr. Edwnitl Doyle of South Sborc on March l2. '10 ti, along with other sheep and‘ all the stock of his farni. On that (lay this slltiep gave birth to three ‘living lambs. 0p liiarcb 28th, i019, she gave birth to four llrnibs; tbrcc of which iivcd, and on March 10th of this year she bad u litter, this time of no less than live of which three arc alive. This certainly is something altogether unusual mak- inr, a total oi twelve lambs l tbrec yours. The average number at a birth of lambs is from oneio two. The she-op has also bccn an cx- cellent wool producer yielding last your night pounds of washed wool.

A provincial convention of tiio (lrcat War Veterans Association at which delegates attended fl“,0ll‘l

braiiqlics throughout the Island was held in the G. W. V. A. Cllll) rooms last evening.

The delegates present were;~ Major D. A. ‘MffKlllllfill. D. S. 0.- ‘Provlncial ‘President, Mr. P. E.

Palmer, member of Dominion EX. ecutivc, Messrs A. l3. Murlllly- Tlgnisli; R., Forsythc, Aiberton, l‘. l3. Crosby, Siiinmerslde, R. R. Mc- Leair, Georgetown, li. W. Barnes, Georgetown. E. G. Weeks. R- Th canon. n. F. Tierney. Charlotte- town H. n. Stewart. Secretary. The convention was called for ‘the "purpose of formulating TPSOlU- tlons f0 collie before till? Dnmllllifl‘ ‘convention which is l0 b? 11914 i" Montreal on the 22nd ins,t:~— hlshy resolutions dealing with re turned soldier problems were pass ed'a fuliiiccount of ‘which will be given n: i1 later date. Mr. A. E. B. Murphy wag selected to represent the Prince .,Edward lslantl-council it the Montreal convention. Major C‘. J. McMillan was selected to represent‘ this command on tile Donilhion Executive for the ensu~ lug yezlr. l " "

Tire (‘barlotlettilvn Driving (‘lull races yesterday afternoon were at~ tended by large numbers who thor- oughly enjoyed 1bein_ Every heat was a spirited contest. inches sep- arnring the‘ contestants iii several beats. Lady Marshall splendidly driven by Wellington McNe_l_l_wou thtqtnixed classs after a bard battle ilrstffwltn "Don" making his‘ init- ial appearance and at the latter end of the race with Commodore K.

Ex-Mayoi- Brown piloting Alice The Great won his race in thrilling fashion coming from behind iii cv- ery heat. » Alice under bis capablo tutelage is becoming a flrstclass racing; more. As is frequenllgrthe case tbcre was a slight (lifference of opinion over sonic of tlio decis ions of the v judges ‘but after the smoke of bat-tie cleared away the "critics" became satisfied that no unfairness had been dealt-out.

The officials were: Judges, .l. bio-Donald, city; J. McDonald. lohnstons’ River: E, Acorn. Start! er, P. Conroy, ‘Timers, it. O'Brien, J. McEachcrn. "‘ '

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Time 1.11, 1.12. Lilli/g, The homo of Mi". and Mrs. Alli:- ustilio MClni-Yfl‘ of llaysltlc. lA(‘l i4, was (lVOfShiIllUWtWl by sorrow wbien the sud nows canii- to tilcin by lob-gram that their youngest daiin-zbtci" Eva, beloved wifo of Mr. James ‘McDonald bntl‘ tiled at llli‘ Sisters’ Hospital in‘ New York oi’ doable pneumonia on Janiiairy 29th.

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