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and a half acres of potatoes and put in a Phelps Light and Power Plant.

It will light the house and barns for several

nights off the storage batteries alone without r-htm, Joh.. Eiiswerth, cornwall. ,

starting the_machine.

Plenty of elecricity for electric irons and

small electrically driven machinery. ffl.-ntttm, N. B.; training news.,

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You also have a 3 H.P. oil or gasoline engine

for belt driven machinery.

Discard dangerous lamps and lanterns and

give your family the comfort, pleasure and safety of bright electric lights.

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THE GUARDIAN .IOB -N PRINTING DEPT

CHARLOTTETOWN

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tea-ted him, viz Rev Dumisen J

last twenty-tive years. Ilie t`un€l‘¢lI

to St. Dominiclt's church, where

A. Clark, Experimental Farm; J.

D Agriculture.

ier, presided and opened the meet- ing in a few words in which he re- ferred to the past. 'year as the ban- ner year in Canada and humorous-

' ly declared that “the cow had

caught up to the black fox."

tary Mr. Profitt to read the minu- tes ot’ the last meeting which were

' adopted.

appointed by the chairman:

Reid, J. O. O'Connor, Donald An- drews, C. Mi-Lellan, J. A. Dewar.

Phillips, Richard Elliott.

ll; McGregor, J. A. Dewar..

A .lit es _ resided in 'Snn Francisco for the

took place on December 23r_d, at 9 o'clock, from 1618 Garry street.

it requiem High Mass was celebrat- ed l`or the repose of` his soul. Ill- terinent was in St. Mi\r,v‘s ceme- tery, Oakland.

THE, Loasrsn season. -

There is a petition EOIHK i11`°\}“d among ilshermen of \Vood islands, Belle River, Plat River, Pinette and Point Prim, to have the lobster fishing season changed from spring to autumn. it is ll0D@<i Um* their request may be Brflmell 35 il is 8 known fact. that they have the wrong season. They are under 8 great disadvantage on account ot' ‘- - weathe also

ite and cold stormy F. for want or bait lt is lnuwsslble to get bait.'antll the vessels come from the Magdalen Isles andthatis nev- er before May 1-ith. As the present season opens on April 26th, that is 19 days of the season already gone. --Lobster Packer. _

ISLAND 'DE»LEGATES.- Miss

Nellie M. Bain of North River rec- ently received a letter from her sis- ter Miss Laura who is’ a senior student at Gordon Bible College, Boston, telling of her trip to Des Moines, iowa. Miss Bain was one of fourteen delegates sent by Gor- don to the great Student Volunteer Convention, where more than sev- en thousand students inet with un- ity of purpose, and had presented to them bv some of the strongest religious lenders ot' today the needs of the world along all lines, educa- tional. political, economic, social, moral and spiritual. and the ad- equacy of the Gospel of Christ. to fill that need, when it is preached in ,sifnpliclty and lived in sincerity. The party of which -Miss Bain was one spent a day in Chicago on the return trip. and also a few hours within sight and sound of Niagara Falls, Mr. Arthur D. Matheson of Dundas, l’. 'E. 1. was also one of

this group of delegates.

The annual meeting of the Prince

Edward island llalrytticifs Associa- tion opened yesterday afternoon in Prince of Wales College with a. large attciitlztiicc. including the fol- lowing tlclcgates:

Alberton-M. M. Foley.

Lot 16.-\Vni. McGregor and Per-

cy -Miller.

Bedeque-Tlieo. Inman.

Hazeibrook--James Monaghan.

lwiltshire-John R. Edwards.

New Glasgow--Donald Andrews,

Stanley Bridge-Miller Fyfe. Park Corner-John Cousins. Malpeque-Geo, B. McNutt. 0’Leal:y-Stanford Phillips. ._-Grand _River-(J. McLellan. _Erspaud--Donald McLean,

Mr.

Trowsdale.

Kensington-James O’Connor, E.

Howaft. _ Cornwall-David Murchison, Hugh McMillan. ’

Milfon-C. E. McKenzie. ' Tryon-D. J. Thompson. New Perth~J. A. Dewar, M. L.

Red House-Stead.

Rollo Bay-Edwin Reid. Emerald-Richard Elliott.

Dunstaffnage--Ludlow Jenkins. Marshfield-C. 'Popper Ferguson. Cheese and Butt°r Makers Prea-

ent.-Wesley Keef, Stanley Bridge; \Vm. Pierce, Souris; Edward Lar- kin, Hamilton; F. G. Long, Tryon; C. J. Cook, Mil-k Recorder, Ken- sington; J. W. Jones, Bunbury

visitors--Hou. W. M. Lea, Coin-

missioner of Agriculture; Prof. J.

. King, District Representative,

harlottetown Royalty; Mr. Cub ran and fMr. Poirier of the Poultry tvlsion, Wilfrid Boulter, Dept. of

The President Rev. Dr. Gauth-

He then called upon the Secre-

The following committees were

Nominating Committee-Edward

{?redeutials~J. S. Cousins, S.

Resolutions-J. W. Jones , W.

OVER-ACIDITY

of the stomach has uplct many sl ni¢ht’a rest. if your stomach ia acid- 3 disturbed, dissolve two or three

m him the best possible attention. T _ '

he funeral was held on Wednes-

° day. Dec. 10, fo St. Augut-iiine's ce- ' metery. Rev. J. Chalsson laid the_

onthe ton sbelore retiring andsn-I mortal remains of the departed onc.\

The death Occurred in San l""“1\~ Henneesey. Secretary Fred Large. ers who were engaged in arranging

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‘ ,‘ 1CiBC0 0" D90- fill- °f AUM* J- MM' 1 the coops and putting the fowls in

\ I D0nn|d_ son 91 the l_8l9 -_7"'P'~’5 A' _ lace they certainly had their time dll » , _ 03 _ gig iiligg sxlapgacggalqieotlegxgng p_______s or Miss _Bessie Crash” fu11y 0¢¢uD1ed_ transportation of mussel., mud and

PRESENTATION.-The music P

Marshfield, met at her ome on

thanking them for their gift. A

report of the examiners that he had

was called to the bar without the 3

Mrs 'Viatlieson was the daughter

nine. Mrs. Matheson was a woman 1

gible proofs nf her generosity, A i devout member of church and a

United Stntcs, Mrs. DOIlald Mc- t Plierson of t.‘ambridge and Mrs. t

person ol’_ Mrs. (‘harlus l'tlcliards.` i

she passed to her lieavenly home t

sons, Mrs. E. Irving. Mrs. J. lrv- e lng, Mrs. S. Leeco, John Thomas

survive, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Mac- a Leod. Mr. lllchurds, husband of p

ducted by the Rev. Mr. Sutherland y

ray Harbor North Cemetery. and d attended by a good number of the li neighbours and friends of the com- ‘h munity. _ -1,

dm Dec 18, there passed to his 0 eternal rest Finley McKinnon, an c aged and respected resident ot [1

citizen of that place. lie was a D faithful member of the Cliuich or p

friends lie leases to mourn his ¢

kind an dloving husband and fath 5 er, a sorrowing widow and three 0 sons andfhreedaugliters Malcolm b Jessie and John ol Winnipeg, Mis John A McLeod of Darlington and , Katherine and Finley on he

Matheson ,of Dorchester, Mass, and Mrs A N McLeod ,of Brook field The funeral service, which was very largely attended was D conducted by Rev T W Good 8 will The pall bearers were D J e

Myles McDonald, J. B. Dollar, and

bor was laid to rest in Brookdeld

North Rustico, on Dec. 8th, Joseph ‘iuulnler at the early age oi` 42 years. The deceased had been in

ing the past six months he had tak- en a number of btul turns..nnd lt few weeks before his death he be- gan to fall quite rapidly until, nn the above mentioned date, hlaspir- it took its flight. He was a dirti- ful and efficient member of the

transmitted to him the last rites of

happy death. which he always ard- ently desired. Mr. Saulnler leaves to mourn a sorrowful wife and six

ne boy named James, away from home, and Victor, Phil, Vincent, l-Jdene, Hilda af. home; besides his

other, who cared for him. gave

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sc°1-r ‘ gown! Db G llnnt Jerry Blacquiere. “*“" °' “M75 "num" epMa;` his soul rest in peace 1

tru-1°: time _-=°vr»z _ l.. .,‘,?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,, 3.0,,

oucette, James Blacquiere. Joa-

Friday night thai? Ja,m,ary_ and seven hundred in all. The biggest

after a, nicely wo d address read BDOWIDS IB between While l€8h0l’IlB of

by Miss Sara Mill, Miss Crosby was and white wyandottes, while there

presented Wm, a beauuml foun. is a‘good sprinkling of singlecomb he

tain pen hylllies Marion -McFarlane. black _MIn°1”Ca5-

Miss Crosby made a_flttlng reply, logemdes the “"0"” breeds °f_ po,-¢ H|||_.1v|,-_ W_ _]_ Montgom. dainty lunch was than served, af- 59999- duck” and Belgian M1195- 35 e-ry , . - tm. which the evening was very well as some beautiful mgeons railway line bent to include Tyne

pleasantly Spent in music and’ ;‘f;f_“" “"""" ”“°“'“ by M" A* F' ized in the coming summer.

games.

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-M _ K M_ M i ~ f wonderful exhibits of New Zenlind M,._rK_' ;nr;V?_tl};un_ K_.nEt__nW;¢;n.a?i_ pabbits with their cunning litters bo mitted as an attorneyof the ff Supreme ‘Court yesterday. On the “__

exceeded 81 per cent on the over- age of all his examinations he

customary one years probation. mfs Mr. Martin who is only 23 years dis old deserves hearty congratulations pon'

on his unique success.. lie has' T se]

lot ay. ' _ ' ' »--. ‘

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proved a most painstaking student ‘-

of _aw and ___3_E_____§_____9_____?____s s______ the evening, the President, Mr. _ _

ccssful in its practice as his father Ho P»ubJ_e_cta suhb_mltted statltag that he

wou use s utmost en onvors to have the claims presented to the

Goverhment.

with whom he will be associated. Km

Tliere passed away on December- in

3rd. 1919 Mrs. M. D. Matheson wife of _ 5 p 8 of M- D- Mimleson- mise Valley- been made in the poultry industry

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of the late John Munroe and was bien made by means ag ¢0_;,pe,-,,. born at Montague H6811- 74 Years tion and the poultry of Prince Ed- ago. sito' who rho that or tt rhmliy of ward Island. iw Sold. was steadily 1919 Mrs william Henry Holmes

(nee Catherine Jane Steven:-ion)l

of rare qualities cf heart and' mind' bird” was ‘1 "em“"k“b|e i1@"‘°“St"“‘ after n short illness of about tliree_

Her`face shone with kindness and tion 01- what could- be done by c,".e_ clleerlullless that gave 21 true Wei* ful attention to the breeding of ie come to her hospitable home and stock, and he hoped that the p0u1.

there were inany who received tan try

christian wife and mother het' mem of

ory will long be held in fond re- encouragement to the poultrymen ,ir membrance She leaves to mourn, ol Q,

her husband, one son Donald E., at made better progress than the home, and two daughters in the slack breeders, ii fact no doubt at-

Rachaei Mt-Pliee of West Newton. Said, \vould result in considerable B'

Tile funeral service which was benefit. Ile was rt great believer in

largely attended was conducted by_ Cvmnetilion, for it brought togeth- D

her pastor rite Rev. John Stirling. Pr y m 11 Interment was in Hartsvlile Cem- DHHS 01' me C011l1U'>'. and breeders

etcry. were able to compare their own g

There passed away at the home tldetbgiiigfllvltblytlilriiee titfrigrlgigggiéililti vi ofherson. Mr. Beniamhi Richards. which they perceived in other Lee- °f D“"‘“°“' SP5”-» ilesldesi Murray Harbor North, on Saturday stock. The pudges, he said, had a fm" brothers and three S'sl'e"si l December 20. one of the best and_ commercial reason back of every most favorably known of the older decision they mad an Qum-

Foi' some monllis she had been in 'Ing as high as 36 cents D91' lJ0llIld

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the deceased, tired on April 5, ions. secretion for the spiehaidlltgsniifg Mrs. Richards’ funeral was con- that had been attained. The first

on Monday afternoon to the Mur- had done a quarter of a million '

011 U18 will morning of Thurs they did not cover as much territ-

Brooktleld Born there seventy was B dispute as to when,

er the

five veuia ago, he was a lifelong fgx 0|- the cow was the more 1m.

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S00}::1_1\d. Hill? 0. man of many good wrcvlpc

qu" es' is knd he“"l*=d “Wi” settle the question If the

_ . _ 1 . poultry-

able manner made for hlm_ many men of me province cooperated to

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loss _md Cherlsh _he memom (__ __ “he utmost and aimed high, there

were now obvious. he had no hesi- ntlon in “voting” for thc hen.

homestead, also two sisters, Mis U

. at Borden by Messrs LeRoy Holman,

M°'”“'“' F L D°"“" J H P““’ wriihro Phillips and A. c. Mc- Nelaon Bell. All that was mortal 'Lean' “ delegation fmm S“mm°"' of an uprlghl man and good ,leigh side. At luncheon they were Joine-

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Ceme,e,,v_ to Summeralde. After supper at

` the Clifton =}{ofel, they proceeded

There passed peacefully RWM. at to St. Pnul's Hall where an inter-

view with the delegates from var- ious parts of the constituency took place. There was a large represen-

failing health i`or some years. Dur- '“U°n 0" deI@83f¢‘-H “Hd ell’-C!0!‘S-

about 300 in all.

a few introductory remarks open. ed the meeting and called upon Hon. 'Mr. King.

ed personally thc electors ot'Prlnce

Catholic church. Rev. Chalsaon COUIIIY for electing him by accla-

matlon first the Liberals, secondly

the church. and prepared hlni for a the Conservatives. who united with

the Liberals in electing him by ac- claniution. Under the conditions he considered himself a representa-

chlldren, four boys and two girls, tive ofthe whole county and not as _

the representative of one party

only.

Queens County, made a short ad-

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` 1' »-~“.`_'-VIQN ` DAM- . _.scarf facts.-ima", ‘toltrtm seine mimi rr|hoeia‘uv`wrt~.'l=~ 111°" til-kt; lmlwt-

" i' ’ }` ' if “li oflteh Hodge Egg C' le-’of which ill Pouitfy Show opened yeatel'-I.tages-ideiri from _Sidi dar d_ 31" "*"" ‘W "°-"‘ 1‘°i“°“““ Mr. whim ntngweii is eeiieetor any in the Aga-lesion-at nan. 'rho reclpmoiry at into-country. _

~ -~ - __ m°°"°5 °t st' 'nine' GM? W" are very well satisfied with the ef- show, B ~

" ‘S `, 'md N "lm “di” “wwf” 1" "em llclent manner in which the busln- paras favourably with the best held

I w _ ‘"5 with “ 3°°d attendwce' The e-sg has beencavbled on. During herein recent years and the elcfil-

¢ IIII * _ -.!'°"¥ °f th’ 9”" y"°"¢ whmh' W" the past year 6.809 dozen eggs have lence of the stock shown is prob-

1- e ‘l|| *"9 °f much ““°°°"- W" review been collected.-U. ' ghlv as fine as any ever seen here. ,IIGCUOH With U10 rallwtly Wh!"

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, - __ ___ _ 5 otilcers were -

i'; I elected for the ensuing year lPresl _ me _

4_1 ash:-Mus Ethel stewart, vice-_ HREMEN st.EcT orricins- Han S

President-Miss Edith Rogers, Sec- At a meeting of the Rollo Hole mcew arranged for the pm-p°,e_ retary-Miss _Mary Irving, Trees- ‘Lompany held last night the follow M,._ geo,-ge rL|gm1,e|-_ who ,1-wa.]| pu

_ llF9l"_NfBS Jai" Maflg- aifgegal I:§‘;`*l?°_f"S gag’ €‘é°°¢°d`_7__?_“'P¢“l" has taken a_ deep interest ln every-

__ ,- S!l_°1;_l§d Cgllm _Q95 :Ylihe work gf - -_ H C if-__ ° “H °“l1° Y §“¢°“' thing pertaining to the poultry in-

_ _ _____, » pon carr ou _ _ an and n rew enrreasey, ecre- duptry 1,, its va,-10",, branches 1,,

the different branches of work Or tary. The Motor Chemical Com- this province was u busy man yes-

wlille not the lar eat, com

The' show is being held at

-ear section of the Agricultural where everything ha been

energetic secretary. and oth-

The number of entries is about

l-there is a good showing of

stun.

hir. James Cranwell had s me

young which attracted-much ln- esf. - » _ 1 the basement a number of se were on show as well as

te _Sldltional exhibits of fowl

nd il ks. _ Messrs Carter and Company in

section showed an interesting

play of goods pertaining to the fry industry. he formal opening took place

V. Longworth, calling upon His nour, ‘Lieutenant Governor Mc- non to make the declaration.

Lieutenant Governor McKinnon

a brief speech spoke

the reat ro ross which had

recent years. Great strides had A

lllbroving- The splendid display of

breeders would continue to

mprove their fowl. H Hon. W. M. Lea, Commissioner __ Agriculture, struck a note of

heir stock. This exliibition,- he

The different. delegations were

then

Albor¢on Delegation-Petition in

iroduced by S. R; Burke in con-

tbere. Papers were submitted to Mr.

0‘L°ary Delegation-P. M. Pate

introduced a petition to have a

Office and |Customa House in 0'Leary.

Mr. Pate also read a. petition

from Freeland for the dredging of the harbor.

West Point-Mr. `Wortman read

petitions from the Farmers Insti- lute

other fertilizer to the farmers.

Ellerslie-tMr.'Wm. Burleigh read

the narrows in ‘Malpeque .Bay and

ia cold storage plant at Ellerslle. _

Valley when the rails are standard-

Ri°"mond-Mr. A. E. McLenn.M.

lighting of Kensington station.`

vote of than-ks and the National

predeceased six years since. Mrs.

surpassed. She was unselflsh, un-

U10 Drovinc who he said had tb

called upon. .

. or on

King. _ U nd

blic building in front of the P.ost

to have the Government re-

ce fbe cost of freight rates on

resolution from the inhabitants the county for the dredging of

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PEKIE,

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