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Kmg Of Jazz LOCKING EM QVER I opromerrrefr icriilnli auiiiiniiiii ,;l,;,l~;=;»,_;;; 55;;

Stands Su reme A IM ”“ °°‘“°”’ "°"°°°°“ “‘° °°°°°

p nnua eetlng' ciiossrs norman MILLS will my ,,,,,¢l,l,,e I mt coucelved me

BY “TIC” in Moncton yesterday. it has been be closed for one week beginning ldgg, lm-ee ye", use wlllle on u

“il Cbarlottetown’s magnificent lilo-lodeoided that the first game of the Sept 30 9071 9 29 ylglg lp the Unlged stale, I ,elum

Universal s Super Extravaganza, Starring aul rum and srurioiui les plant is bow maritime semi-noel series between -__ ed u, England w,,l, the we uuuu’

Whiteman Is Most Magnificent Production ‘°1"”Y °"°°"°°‘l 1° ”‘° “lull-1 °f Wwvliio °il°mPl°1=° °f N°v= B°° 11° =“"“°i meeting °f the P E Dr C C Archibald im Chen! ol u met.-ii dire eleetriou reeorder

h ld

The Screen Has Ever Seen-Filled With "°°"°" '“°'“'° “nd “H 1°"°’“ °' "°' 'md 5° s"""°“ M°“""""’- NW I °l"°“‘°“° ““°°’“"°“ W” ° ,fd his ’°S‘d°“°e f'°l“ '15 EMO" Sl and the idea or inveritirig is

the game in general in the Ml-i' Brunswick titleholders will be play in Charlottetown on AUS 26. and lo 201 lbrlnce Street to h th I

Song Hats itimc Provinces Even at this early ed on St. 8tephen's lioine diamond was very well attended. members way syn; 'onlie 8 wxghngtgi

"'-'l date comes tho announcement that pr-ld gud a third game, if nec being present from both Montague l __

my h I 1 t hi

Momefey “M The sms ot me the l"l’¢¢l°fl¢lDll 1411110110111! will esssry, on the following Saturday and Summerside President Colvin L d L t °?:un§gell1gu§°vxli:x ne luuei

ww” 1’ suprbu The" mmben ly touted N B puck charts. are l submitted an excellent report deal on on e ter ds n ma”

both are sung in beautiful settings ln lnlu hum ml, full in pl‘¢Pil~\’ WILL STUDY AT MCGIU3 ‘lllg mainly with the necessity all recor sound electrically. The rec adding tremendously to the inspir “lou for un “fly “umm "url The :strengthening the Optometry Act l _ __ ords om be played immediately af lug mmuutlcum ul both Bula lm. club is due to “Tl” here Novemb Ph" EdwMds””;e “med nm by the addmon of ceruun amend ter the operation of recording The mnamy md hu v°1°° Bald” er sth and will get in ten days of ue, who wug in the Provinces thisimenis, calculated to increase its By Hem’ R““°" iam? goto; Xlmch °p°’:t°s the

Uni u P 5 ¢ um a e m ll im

these two. there are almost innu luuu lee work lo be followed wlth month has regumred ln mst yearlemuleucy lu umuully regulullnll 1 te ress tail' Corresponden) uumeouslyo opefatglgilurliuho eerie”

merable other song hits ., p l P

Jeanette Lolf is so beautiful and a two game exmbmm una with medicine at Mew" University and :§;?wg;i‘:3lMIlscl?ax;)ci optom My m rm# LONDON sept 23 (Up)_A Wu syncroriizrtion-a motion pictui°°

Just as Paul Whiteman himself

stands supreme in the world of music, so his first starring picture, Uriiversal's “King of Jazz," which opened at the Prince Edward Thea trs stands supreme i.n the world of entertainment

It is without doubt the most tuneful the most prodigal e most uniformly magnificent pro duction which has ever reached the screen

This colossal revue is an all Moviefone and all Technicolor medley of inspiring spectacle, be

. (pitching melody, matchless danc

ing clever specialties and hilarious comedy And in all of these its ex cellenos is surpassing

If any particular festurs of so

' great an achievement as “King of

Jazz" can be segregated for special praise, then those features must be the tfllly marvelous music repro duction, 'the conception and dlrec tion of the spectacle numbers, riot ably the Melting Pot"° the gor locus dl-uclng by the Russell Mar kert dancers throughout the pic ture, uid the featured numbers of lohn Holes and Jeanette Loff Boies' splendid voice has already

made him one of the most popular singing stars on the screen, but the combination of his beautiful baritone and Whiteman's music in such songs as It Happened In

t

sotalentedthateveninKingoflu,whd t llnuygllmentl uoudulth _ Jan" hm' P'°°°“°° 1’ °“b°"““dm3 ii: Maritilrriie odlomlietition during srildgecliglzr team Lao lisscae:-l -'>ill~5f“Cl'°1'Y b°l““W W the cred" [acted wha is claimed to be the p d eady to be Ehowml

' ll ll -u llkl ul the mnchin will act as a talkie

sm’ °'°"’°“"" "' “mm” "° b' the comlus sewn Ice nvklns nl .tered lvlecliii and ciurrio rrsuirton 'ol ll" A“°°’“t`°“ Y; home B e mi ne and reprodueoe both th record and

¢0i'l'i° 011° Of U10 reigning stars 0! l officers for the cnsuln beai ell? ed 011 the l’°° °f I build 9

the sound screen gslemvmm “un in one months rg :gush-;l rrgnriilggdsxflcglgi arrenw g ling in Soho <Londons Greenwich the p'cture with synchronlzatlonl There are in all, eight musical i. lon exumlnullom for 1 l,l9_medlc I President-HT Colvin, summer Village.) 15 fl tiny labili”Hl»0l'Y ill "5 'p°’f‘~'°t as can be 59”" in the

BI)BCl'»lClB 1\\1Il‘lb€l’8 Whfld gf`BIldB\L SHOULD BE GREAT SERIES ul coune slde' vlce pl-es J S Taylor, Cha; which MTS Sh€ld0l'i Wilkinson, I best talk” theatres

sweep everything before them Be The leellng that the wmlllg llotwwwu' Board of Examluer5_(; raid to be England's cleverest talk UI" R00! tween these are the specialties and w°l.ld», ,mes uelwgeu phlluuglphig, g|»,AMEs SHARKEY F Hutcheson, H T Colvin, L R. ing machine recording expert has MB" Sheldml Wllklllsml 15 fill eomody black-ours in which gilt and sl Loul, wul ue one of ul, Romero, F cl. Hutcheson, H .l e;pertim°nteil fgrdthree yeatrs Herlglflg }ll°;;‘5a;'gf“;;;ill;‘;e';l§;’Wi

o n wa o s n

tg: uhgalasiéyegll naniefhlonzulamox closest in years, is directing more in Phil Scott blames Jack Sharkey M°'b°“ chignlzgafullgug mlahlu! reuoidules of a yery Wealthy famlly and

The ueusums ,emu shous 8 mah inventor has built and per camera As soon as the film is de

r velo ed an r

the home ramo hone

» °“ ° 5°» terest than usual 011 what has be for his retirement from the ring h l b to k ls b

vaudeville lights and in the most umm known uu the "Autumn Cl” ,,I have never been the “me sluce with moving pictures, with an ap 61' H OPS- ly WUT 6 ll0lJ Y

lb tori iht i be hid duties u d did t i t ire paratus so simple that itwouid en Silo often Si>°il<ll lu much as 16 We W Yi B 0 ii sic" The Atlllellllli. Wllli the wil I fought Shlrkey at Miami and was ° n no n er e I bl ll bulld ull und hours dally on her soho mo; ~ul¢k.'

John Murray Anderson. ions ml of oormlo mek behind them fouled several times" he told e ill the predatory and poiitieul ui a e or lo il Sm P°’ ..

k“°Wll 53 °'"° 01' the three H1055 and the pressure of a great pitch London newspaper the other day fairs of her husband, entirely un ti ble machine for the home eflllg' BS Slle SBYS. With aliylllllig

°e1°‘“`°l°d “We Pf°d“°°l’ll lil Am ins staff, are seumny favored to ‘-1 blame that light for ending my “ke the H"‘°“ M“°G‘"eg°’ °f Sl” that if mwhanical

e\'l°i’f- °i1li~Ti0ll be $00 lll8llly 60111 repeat their triumph of last year career Since then I have gone into Walter S ott's novel A period of Got Idea in United Sfa‘es Dur ng the past few months she

mended bath for the breadth f on the other hand' there are those me rms ‘eeung very nt but have Deuce and llmsperlly f,_-,ll0wed_ and' has travelled extensively over Eur ii his conception inrreatin ‘Kin gf h Rob R/0 begun to increase in "People have been talking about °P¢ makin! tests Wllh her D0" e

8 g w o are counting on the speed and been unable to recover from ri real 5" ubl sh tak l l

Jazz" and for his selection of the dgfguglye gllgugtu of the qu,-du, ly lmd l,lmch»- wealth and power, so that he now -- -1-w* ° e ll” en ta kt” in ml “B marvelous array of talent who gp gig to ogggg the mound work of aspired to the chieftainship of the woman to be sure to get a receipt Wad lfllllls- DB-FKS Slflfets and em

lu lu lr ln ul when th Omceys flhelaw al-fly- bassies Distinguished people who

P69-1' D t his flrt 1 G , Earns l an e 0

ee 8 8 D c me haw' wa we and THURSDAY OPENING my at that time, about loss the ehioil od, the rout wi S paid and ih y gave have Spoken into her home lali<l°

entirely new standard of enter National League champions hit- The worlds series baseball sched W” Huill MacGregor, ,_ young maui the re elpt but on leaving the include the late Dlgtator of Spain ll!-llllllefli fOr the motion picture ting power is double that of last of weak character, little r°spected house they were waylaid by the G¢ll€l'ill Primo de iverautlle late W world, ear 5 d gh h th oct 1 and 2. St Luuls October by the clan, and him Rob Roy de MacGregors, who recovered their, SP9” h Amllllss d0\‘ W BT la ll. the

| M r uie ivrerr del vel ve i th

termined to supplant BY Unfair money and gave the men H 8005 ”'q 5’ S” ra 0 ru

5 6 slid 'I Philadelphia, Oct 9 and d er Ambassadors and numerous er U

ure, he has unquestionably set an Hoyt It is pointed out that the

Y . n oug e loss of Jess Haynes is a severe blow to Gabby

GEORGETOWN

A quiet but pretty September

wedding was solemnized at st James Church Georgetown on Wednesday, Sept 23rd. when Lena daughter of Captain John Jerrior, was united in the Holy Bonds or Matrimony to Mr William Mahar of Charlottetown The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev O Kigglns The bride looked very win some gowned in white flat crepe with hat to match, she was attend ed by Miss Nellie Mehar, sister of tho groom, who were pink flowered crepe with hat tn match. the groom was supported by Mr. Peter Baud reault. After the ceremony the

br1dsl_party motored to the home' of the bride where a delightful wed ding breakfast was served the presents were numerous and costly. ihowing .tho higl-1 esteem in whieh they were held, Ml' and Mrs. Mahar lhall reside in Charlottetown.

The news of the death of Mr

George Doyle, which occurred at Alberta, Saskatchewan, brother of Mr. Earn Doyle, Georgetown, will be learned with deep regret. He had been ailing for a. short time and

,ll that medlcal ald and klnd “urs been VlSll5lll§ in Georgetown the “nd W” greatly esteemed “nd fe were killed and eleven wounded MacGregor as an auxiliary, made all but kllled hlul

ing was done but God willed other wise. He was a devoted member oi

lu, mmm Culhollu church and llmllfe °°'m° deal” D“’:;‘m cafrieff °: The MacGregors lost one man. ly angry, and at ri time when Rub bld for Cu-,yemmgut favor by the

the “Wine” °f “°k‘“‘ ue' *U* killed, and four injured, but as the Roy was absent in England, he fore capture uf this dangerous outlaw. Pare the alpples and cut in quart the derived conslderabl revenu from |

Miss Helen Douglass teacher is 9 ° cattle were restored lmhrrmed to closed on the mortgage, and his inc lu,-eu Rob Roy to Blair Castle with ers or eighth. Make 9. syrup of 1 Bake

received the last rites was a ' man of good moral

been visiting in Georgetown the gufst of her brother Mr Will Mac Laren felt Monday, for her home in Toronto

James Hall, Georgetown on Wed P Pl? ll’ nesday, Sept. 23 with 3 large at that dmng Hlghlmdmn Wh°5° two days and two nights they iol Duke, having got a hold on his es lfuglgned to him by a. horse girth. It tendance the ladies prize was won °d"°“t‘"°"° career furnished sk “Wed in the “ack °f ll'iil»i’BllCl9l‘S tate was unwilling to let go andlwug growing dark, and as they were by Miss Helen MacDonald and the WNW? s°°l't with th° *helm °f without once seeing them, but as by various excuses put him oi!-‘ul-usrlug u ful-d, Rub Roy, by per §2llll9men's by Mr. Frank Gotell °”° °f his mm" p°'p“‘°"° n°v°]°_ dawn WHS bl'€Hl¢lll8 Oli the third This rather treacherous conduct sugglou by threat, got stunrt to A dainty lunch was served by Mrs BW" “"°“" 1°” R'°l’°"‘ W” “ll” day they overlook the MMR” in greatly shrewd Ml=¢Gf€eof. who loosen the girth, and plunging ln- Sampson and Mrs. Herman Lav 5°” °f Dunn" M°"G“3°"» °f Glen a wild and dreary glen in Baden had acted honorably throughout to the water made his escape lri illldlef- gym' 9' ”"-‘U51 ‘md hard W°"km3 och. MacGregor‘s command to stop and when Argyll Montrosc's bitter the dal-lmesg Stuart when he came

--i- mm' Wh° by Steady industry had was disregarded and a fight ell enemy, learning of the disagree on sham 1-euelygd 5, blow on the’

Solomon Lgulll, were scheduled All games Sched off, and in disgust Hugh left the for lt, as he had already got it

countryside, selling his estate of In book' And so, levying his rents and

_ Btmuvs pltuhluu, stun. the seusut ilu st Louls lt nuueusuru methods Rob was twice able to get drubbil-ig The widow later offere P .tion in Georgetown the guest of ionai work of Paul Derrlnger has Postponed games will be played pmjected mmlages between Hugh to repay the mdley’ but was as sonamies Wen known In an Walks of her parents, Mir and Mrs P J. brought a new ray of hope to St off on the ground; for wlllch they and neighboring heiresses broken sul-ed by Rub that l-lg had ug uegd life from science to politics

--- uled at 130 p Central St d d

Rev, C U Ma|Neyln, Mrs M SEMI HNALS Qpglq WEDNESDAY Tlme ln st Lolgls Euslgm 333:; versnaid to Rob Roy. who was then stealing his cattle, Rob lived fo I Ap

Nevin and sons Cloud gud Clgl- Ag ph, y-ggull; of u mwtlng held ard ln Phlludelphm ac"la.imed as chle sevenzil ears at the Dilke's expense ence gooompsnigd by Ml-5 A E __ The MacGregors held a key sit It is said that Montrose in pres Jenkins, motored to Charlottetown “atm” in Central S°°l'1°“d» ani ence ofthe Privy Council once ac

from Georgetown R b R as chief Rob occupied an import lcused Argyll of harboring an out

0

Mr and Mrs Ben Stewart accom

panied by their daughters Bessie ‘iii overtures for an alliance, and as Lord, I only supply R/ob Roy with

and Irene left Georgetown Mlon S I as the surest way lo Bain the MHC wood and water, th- commfm Pl'lV day io visit Mr stewarls brother Gresors friendship. lent him a iieges or the deer, but you supply

Howard Stewart Jamaica Plains ol llllile sum of money to assist lrl hlls him with beef and meal and with U S A. til d€lllll\K l1l'BllS8Cll0l'iS A l h is your factor. for he not long

Scottish Iiom °“ ° “ °

____ M168

Mrs Harold MacDonald who has

M

A famous man was Robin Hood The English ballad singer's joy,

_ But Scotland has a thief as good-_ was informed by exprenv. of the loss

Shi? hl-S. she has, her bold Rob

Roy!

Who has not heard of Rob Roy,

icatilc As the laird plid blackmail

and yoiuig Robert was sent in charge of a. party of clansmen to

'rho weekly whi.-it wus hold in sl..

recover the stolen ro r . For

Miss Mary Doyle R. N who hds'il¢°°m° P°SS¢S°°<l °f '» Siilllll °=l°l°» sued. Not until two of their men

m Doyle lglg rggeully for Bal lion to his regular occupation of came

ant position His n°ighbor on the law who ought to be given up Ar south the Duke of Montrose, made|gyl1 gvglrsgd himself by saing My

went well for a time, but, unfort since took up your rents at Chap unately, one of Rob Roy's partners gllul-ugh absconded in 1'l12 with a consid But MacGregor was not always arable sum, and Montrose went t0 successful and Montroses contln

W Dmald M°°Gi`€8°l‘. the latter hw and obtained as security a usd attempts to capture him ntl

mortgage over R,ob‘s estate of In llength were rewarded. By a surprise versnald. Some time llllel. when;-aid Rob was taken prisoner. 1-le Muocresor was more wealthy. helwos mounted behind one of the oilered to repay the money. but the louires followers, James stuart, and

ment, and realsing the value of the head from the Dulgyg pistol which

accepted Montrose was eutreme ull dom-mlueu to make a special

We have been talking alot about

apples, lately, and will probably con tlnue to say things about them Oil and on, the fact that they are bas ed on apples makes them worth cultivating because it is the one fruit that seem ngly cannot be ov erdone in the dict

CU

spo sti o

Italian Apples

slic

Boil together 5 minutes 1 culp butt

sugar and 1 cup water, Add 12 de

teaspoon vanilla or 1 4 teaspoon al lbr morid extract. Pare and core 6 or sp

8 small apples, drop them in thel syrup and cook gently till tender. Drain and cool them. Coat the apples with jam, and sprinkle with thi chopped blanched almonds. ‘

por

Spiced Apple Sauce

Ba

Wipe pare, quarter and core the

apples. Put in a sauce pan Sprinkle with 1 cup sugar. Add 8 cloves and '

enough water to prevent the apples

burning. Cook to a mush.

iiicli Pla fi

Apple Ginger Mamialadc _

chumum B devoted husband, lus sponding a vacation at her home the "l’l°¢l¢m°ll' P”-ld bl’ lalfds *md tho owner. this did not count, and tor Graham of Kiiioorh, elected fuse pl-omlges of gdfoty, ghd there oup of sugar fo a 4 cup water and len

pleasant manner, endeared him to m

all and was at the same time a marvel of human fortitude as well as an oxample to those who com- V

death is a great consolation to the dear ones left to mourn the loss of

u loyll-lg bl,°lhel._ The many begun. I °°mlPf1lll°d by lime MSS Pllylll-S °“l°~l` frame °°“ld Wmulmd my him a lucrative pmctlce of his own. agined: a milder man would have l

e ite, who have been spending the degree of fatigue, and his extrsor- ~ been drlveu lo lhouguls of yeu-lbul_uh_ until 9, rich bl-own, dl-uln on gon. CR.

eek end in Gcor e w 'rugs dinar stren h of lim oou led

lui Fldral tributes, mass cards spiritual boquets and mesages oflw

y e

which he was held. I-le leaves to

Gf>0l‘8€l»0Wll farmers fm' the P"'°l9°l1°n 01 their' e o and her children g 1 leas 2 ounces o re el' i

young Robert received conslderabl Mrs MacGreg r made him prisoner Gr aty p I IJ S ved gnger cut in solv

herds ‘md ”°°k“ *mm Highlmd praise for his management of the from their hou=e under circum ed Wm, hls prowess, the Duke sent line pieces. simmer to apples in can

Ml'5~ Andre*/< FllZE¢li1ld. W00d- mdefs- ' affair. Several minor exploits in- stances oi' great severity. special dispatches to Edinburghlthg syrup til clear and thick. Seal’ or r ille, spent the week end in Geor e-' To this joint business of cattle l. Mac , _ lu ste,-llllz l i

8 V creased his reputation, and his The feelings of the fie y ,and London announcing his cap ed gasses. lggoo

ululu of thulr uuluuu Hu; beautiful town. _ ° , dealer and blackmailer, accordingly marked skill in tracking maraud- Gregor when he returned and lure' and meuuwhllg lodged Rob at _ lbgkg

0 ery oi stolen property soon gave

guest of her parents Mr. and Mirs !.5Pe°l>€d by hi-5 U¢lBhb°“ I" “dd” would the MacRas abandon the pl-upo als for on alliance, they were Another time thedDuke of Ath

Wh

his important prisoner to Edin'

was young Robert trained, and soon lug Dames wlth the rapid recov- found his wife and family driven'Logle,-alt until he gathered a suf- Apples Fried Wltli Onions hot

Mr. and Mrs. William Whit ag- became rldept. His robust and mus- from tllell. home can be ulslly lm- ucleut number uf vussuls to escort l

Peel onions and slice. Fry in fat

I

5 5° “ 1°" V gt b' P Th un ul , , geance. This was the turning Pfilntl As Rob was gongluel-ed 9, ggntlgubrown paper. Fry unpared quartersl(U,

uuuputh show th high esteem lu day for their home in Borden. Wllh_l-he lll‘i0°mm0l1 1€ll8lh Of lm' ° 'mu °“ "1 Kipp” in his career; he entirely abandon-.mum he was ullowed some* lluel-ty,.of apple in fat left from the onions gl-ge

and a dexterous use of the broad I cable ul-sults ln ol-del-` llclllabed hls‘Al-range aples in 9, boi-dur on 9, stjlcul-

_ M” . 'i ~ ed all peep P but weii guarded. He do _ pi

l Miss Cassie Dalziel, R. N., Char- sword, madg him respected by his Rob was 11°* 51°W t° satisfy his to devote his time to getting rev- guards wllll large quuulltles uliter, fill centre with the fried onlonilfublg

mourn two brothers, Eearn in Georgetown and Joseph in Boston, |]° Mass. May his soul rest in peace. `h

At Georgetown on Tuesday, Sep. C 32 to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hemp- . uill a daughter, Mary Joyce. S

h

The many friends of Mrs. Cera- dlni, New York, nee Miss Annie sol.

n, George wn, aughter of Mr. W

Ind Mrs. F. J. Solomon, George- f town, are sorry to hear that she Pu has had an operation for appendi~ citfs. All hope for _a speedy recov-

ery.

Miss Carmelitte. Solomon, tea- t

chu’ Album. is spending 8 yum _housie University, Halifax, N. S. made himself famous. A party of In revenge the Macfiregors. dur-

has

home in Georgetown the guest of

his

cuptdiu lloet or the Holy Trinity 'midst the dork and sombre mouh- fi llaflus lalfl. which came to be

Mr and Mrs Calet MaeNeil, ac ed. it is not surprising that few

uma to d companicd by their sons, Roy and people could speak well oi him His °°i'l‘llll3lY lie and hi-B men lay ill

indsor. New Perth, attended the general appearance was rendered Wall lil the l/H1886 0~ Kllwlin B-lid neral of the late M' s. J. W. Mac more striking by the mass of red Beimd the cattle as they were hee. hair, which aimed for hi.m the|Dassirig through. Trouble, however,

Mr. Ralph Douglas, son of Nm-. bert." ‘no sympathetic feelings for the

pending a vacation at his home to his mind, and when in luggr hlllon’ '01 Klppen. He had receiv- ln _ -

. y |

and Mrs. L. H. Douglas, George- As a deputy for his father in his, Wild Hl8ll|iml‘l¢l‘S and fl8lll-lllg en- ow

Mr. Charles R. J. Hilbett, who Ross had raided the property ufltle and every moveable article in

ttetown, spent the week end at clansmen and feared by his enem- Pflvlle Fmdges “sam” tm” who enge in Montrose, and retained

_ y. er home in Georgetown, ies. Of an impulsive and fiery dm 'mt cmtribute blackmail t'° the for that purpose a party Of men “°fing a private message to his ser-l V lfrult

____ churucgerl lll, em-ly uswlullollu clan, and in 1691 he was leader of

urch, Georgetown, who has been tains had imparted a gloomy tinge k"°W“ as the Hefslllp 01' "D¢VBS~

Toronto returned to Georgetown years he brooded over the wrongs' ed W°l'd mall 3 VH~1Ui\bl¢ held. be i

which he had undeservedly suffer l°ll8l-Us £0 il mlm whom he disllk

ed, was being taken to Stirling. Ac-

-? nickname of mb my or "med no-’l1f°°a with the villagers. who had

n, left recently to attend Dal- blaclcmaillng business, 'Mhe early Sllell-

- the Muems from tho wen coast of' ips their retreat. swept sway cat-

been spending a vacation at his Flnlulu Castle gud guyrigl-1 off 15.Kippen and Menteith. This out-

frage attracted the notice of the

parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. eral of his step mother, ths late Government, military were drafted

less resolute and no les: fearless yum, whu was departing with ll lllilil hlm59lf- llettei' to his wife he walked to thc

door, seized the servants horse.

Collecting the Duke‘a Rents 'und' jumping on its back. was out

of sight before the drunken SUM S

For well nigh tweflly y€“i'5» hlslcouid stind upright. One can eas-

llfe was a succession of raids andlly lmuglug the Duke's mortifiggt. retreats, of narrow escapes and lun at belng so euglly outwitted by sometimes captui'cs; one day sw00P the man whose capture he had

ing like a. hawk on Montrose's es-I tates, the next flying like a hunt.-|

ed fox for`_sheltei' in the moun-l Goycmmeul puruuu

tain fastncsses of Breadalbane. Onu one occasion Grahvm of Killearn was dining peacefully in the inn of Chapellaroch. having collected his reents under the impression that Rob was far distant. Sudden- uecume less severe ln l-emllugion gn ly me M°°G’9¥°" “nd the mcmeylthe Duke's estate, often declarlnl! bass Were iiilsliiv *l"°W" l“l° ll ihuthod lvldhtrosetreuted him bet. loft for concealment Roh pleasant-'le h would never have troubled

boasted of but a day or two earlivr-

As years elapsed and M0i\ir0S€

found that his persecution of Rob Roy was of no avail, he relinquish- ed his opposition, and R0b ln l-Um

_ _ . _ 5 , 9 _

Hllboil lofi Monday to attend Mrs. .l. w. Muophee. ,in the neighborhood to keep the , , ll ,elmhmenl and th

--noN"l' Miss the big modern 'roohnieui college ut Heiney, N, 5 __ M.,,g,,g°,, u, ,ul,l.cu°,,_ guel.-` ly p° t°°k ° he ' S' »hi“"' A ’e°°“°“'“"°“ “S “t “ng

fence at sunhyside nm, Reidb

Premier Stewart attended the nam, was proscribed. and a reward

Killeam thought his money to beyell-ected between muse early fl-lends safe MacGregor, however, gave a bl, the same l u noble.

comer weduesdsy. Sent. 30. Also Mr. and Mrs. Maher. charlotte- funeral ol mg ists Mrs. J. w. Mao- onered for tho irpture ol Rob my slgnl and a ut me

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ADS recently visited Charlottetown. Georgetown the guest of her aunt ed Bruce in days gone by. At this igllleum ll-as ,lulmluusly harsh met; ei; llls lu; yI::l.(;r :langue

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Mr- Charles Thistle. oeorrewwn, woo .ldsio clslioht is visiting in o hiding piers which had shelter- bw' fm which Rob kindly gmfd his °a'd°“ mm the Gmm

whlsk and uudel. pretext of glv. and serve hot. The

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