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IN MEMORIAM

MR. A. E. MacARTllUIt

‘Alex. C. ltlacAvthur;

Enmore with the wllole community lmrm we“; spray ‘mm Enmllm w°‘ ma the nmny friends mourn the imen‘: Institute; Pall bearers, viz.: ‘udder, passing away o; one or the John H. Bryant, Norman McLennan, oldest and most lugmy respected ‘Alfred Frost, William Bryant, Philip MacArthur. Cornelius MacKinnon.

men in the death on the ‘morning The father 0f the deceased, the

of January 8th, 1930, of Mr. Albert E MacArthur at the age of 74 yemx 'late Alexander MacArthur, was the]

ML .MacArthur had always enjoyed 'first, or BTIIIIOE the first. early lilo- the best of health and that morning 111"" W11“ cul- the "Jud m" ‘mm l

u; was ms usual custom“ went ouhwhat ls now known as the great to 3331s; Wm, some 11gb; work M, Western Road, through that wonder-

ter- he 33mg 1n he Spoke o; not 199p ful woods of large timberland which

lng well and asked to be assisted towns 5° much l“ demand l“ u"? his bed and without any visible sign WW Yell“ 10f that 0M industry-

of suffering peacefully passed away. filllllblllldlllil: but. with undwnted m5 passing so suddenly and “n- courage and the needed strength the

expectedly has been a gréar 51pm}; task was accomplished of cutting the

Fin the home, as he was an ideal hus- fbflhd and father. With his fine, Christian character his whole life was an example of sobriety, goodness lIld justice. The large family left mourn have reason to bold his ETIEIIIOI] in the deepest reverence and respect. Although of a quiet and un-I kobtrustlve manner, he truly verified} .the words of the poet: “An honest man, the noblest work of God." He was a faithful member, and gcner-‘ cus supporter of the Presbyterian ijChurch all his life and was deeply flat/crested in all that pertained for 111B best and the most worthwhile in ‘fihe community. In his comfortable 3:1} hxpilnble home all classes and Tbreeds received the same glad hand 3Q! welcome; and there are those who 11love reason to cherish his memory "for the great sympathy and kindness ‘of heart and mind in helping at ‘times of bereavement and heavy which should be a constant inspira- losseo. ttlon to overcome the small difficult- . Mr, MacArthur. being of a vcry ies lii tllls advanced age as they did

cheerful and hopeful disposition, theirs centuries ago. heed the trials and difficulties of, the early settlers with a smile andl lie-lighted in the tllling of the landi ‘and the improving of his fine flirm,| which was his chosen and best liked work. I-Ic lived to see the place which flss oncc a forest of most wonderful derslilled m‘ “m” M Iiordwood, etc, become one of the most improved and prosperous settle-| inents and his largo family all set_ ‘way to tied on fine farms nnciwlth comfort- fable homes. 7,‘; In all the spheres of his very ac-, five and industrious life it can be‘ Qruly said of him that he fought the good fight, he finished the course, he kept the faith; henceforth there is laid up for him a crown of right- eousness in Heaven.

‘There are left to fondly cherish his memory his widow, who was Misc Chrlstdnc, MacDonald, of Spriligton.

in summer the inconvenience was so‘

church service, which was miles where necessary supplies, etc., could

be obtained to last for sometime. |

means, which did much to overcome the more severe hardships and by industry and the blessing _ of good hpalth he prospered beyond his ex- pectations‘ and lived to enjoy all the comforts of a well kept farm and a most comfortable and hospitable home; and to those of the second and third generation he left the

memory of those early ploneers'

LETTERS 0F CONDOLENCE

To Mrs. Albert MacArthur:

your great so! row.

reunion where there m no more sorrow and all tears are wiped lWlY- MRS. DAVID ENMAN.

three daughters, viz; Janet, Mrs. D. maiden,’ D. MacDonald of Shamrock; Gert- MR5 JAMES Dyna“? glide. Mrs. Forest Phillips, Mh-Rvyfll. V,“ Prwdanh ’

god Ada, Mrs. Bpurgecn Runny. m: lull. One dillllhtcl’. Mrs. John pgmpbiillfpredeeeaaed him over four "an ago. Also four sons, Russel. on and Fred, all quits near and on the homestead. two sisters.

‘n. hrother Gordon McArthui- of m- more on behalf of the omcers.

.Wc desire to express our heartfelt sympathy for you in the loss of Wu! denrifathcr. While we arc aware-of the emptynesrof more words and their inadequacy to convey u‘. your the fcelingof our hearts on such an

occasion as bu; bevel-tireless,» m‘

our concern» fol-you in this hour of m?! and super-scion. l ' We uchnppy willow,“ the‘

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of ‘ have borne the trial in the strength of your loved one’s Saviour.

PEIPING SKULL IN

Roy‘ Chapman Andrews, ,explorer afnd paleontologist, trial or road through to the bay. Andrews-s nrsbhand impressions of The“ ‘m t° 3mm“ ""h?r° he cufithe find as he studied it in Pelplng. out o. clearance for their buildings. m.‘ Osborn “m, he considers “this Here the llomc was started; but even ‘mfmmauon absolutely authenucn -

of yciiio accept this expression of ~,

f r o l i c s o m e o o in e d y — a w i f t. a n d sophisticated with shells — sheila: —'wise- crackers and a _ “loving” moth. er-in-law.

GEORGE LEWIS A N D D O R0 T H Y GULLIVER

A i. s o c o lu E o v "no BLONDES ALLOWED"

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coma r0 nus Chevrolet Chassis Lecture at A. Home d: Co); show- rooms on i esday ‘eevning ntifl o'clock. 1598-98-21 'BAND n ma rum: ». wills afternoon. ' 1012

nekn THE srollv of the great- est Chevrolet in Chevrolet history, at

'BAND AT THE RINK THIS afternoon. ‘ 1612

FUNERAL SUNDAY—The funer- al ‘of the late Miss Myrtle C. Finlay- son takes place from her law res- idence, 189 Dorchester Street. Sun- day, February 9th, service starting at Zidclock. funeral leaving at 2.30. lil- terrileni, People's Cemetery.

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curslvmo’ our exokvnlpiv- At the present timei the employem of R. S. Allan s; Co. in the city are. engaged in cleaning out all loose material from the excavation for the new Canadian Notional Hotel. The steam shovel and other equipment ‘has already been moved from the scene for shipment.

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‘loneliness-we are sure you

May the God of all comfortbe

your portion at this time and ever |cent from the family of the latelsustaiil you. Wlth hearts of truest lfictim, and 509k; 1n cQn5Lfujt Cir-cu- spray from sympathy, we wish to reninill your Ladies Aid Pltsbyterlan Church, Vic- Brothers of Bell Lodge.

JOHN R. ENMAN ALBWT A. MOORE, JOHN W. SMITH.

rinlrecr common

INEWWYOR-K, N. Y., Feb 3-in-

forlnation to verify the human char aoteristics of the newly discovered Peiping man and his million year age, has been issued by Dr. Henry Falrfield Osborn, head of the Am- erican Museum of Natural History.

A letter to Dr. Osborn from Dr. American

"It "is virtually a complete and

great that often the onlyway of gct- uncruhed skull... Andreas wfltel ting to the main road was to forclma

the river so as to attend the nearest ‘put ‘is sum,“ rock. but the entire

cranium is‘ out" and‘ perfect. away, or to get to the nearest place| “The mates‘

really" superb‘ thing. The facial

in; thing is 1......" a-

mazingly it foreshadows the human "m _ cranium and" differs from Fortunately he was not without pulhécanthrclpus Bum“ Uéhe Jam ape man); There can be little doubt now that pithccanthfopus ls an off- ishcct from the human stem."

that of

Plth€CB.fltl'l1'0|7ll8.'llO said, probab-

ly was a "side branch, persisting in the tropical‘ forests of Java, and. while human, is in no way to be re- garded as in the ancestral chain of 1“ higher man." '

AIMIQWSy also writes that tllc Pclp

ing “skull is from an adult but is not. nearly the size 0i" the skulls of the European men. These Neanderthal‘ men, ac- lcording to Dr. Osborrfs n-ients, had bruins about as big us those of modem men.

Neanderthal cave

HIGH-Sill‘:-

Dr. Osborn ‘also has estimated the

ear Sister Member,—We the un- brain 51m o1 the mpmm yea;- old the Ladies plltdown men of England who now Aid Society of the PresbyterlanHu-e mired.” of.the same probable Church, Victoria Wcsl, try lll fills age as that of. the new Pelplngman, convey w you our heartfelt 9,5 being equal to the brains of sev- sympathy in the Death or your be-Ieral races of men diving wduy in loved husband. Words seem futile Australia..Indla and New Guinea at this time io express our sympathy ,He' is waiting for information about but our hearts are with you in this the aloe of man

May the Heavenly rumor thatlwritu: "It will now be pomlhlo to blessed your happy wedded life soothe ‘determine fairly accurately your llcnrt and console you and voupnenill development 0! ti’!!! Pflllll- llhvo the blessed assurance of a happy tivc belnl" ..

the brain of the Peiplng points out, that Andrews

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LIBRARY-The transportation of the books from the Dodds Library to the new Public Library has begun under the supervision of Mr. Fraser, the librarian. As had been planned the newspaper files and heavy books are being removed first, while the

llatioil will remain in the Dodds Lib- ii-ary for at least a month yet. The

ilewspapers and heavy books are ipnckcd in cases, carefully removed fitflll placed in the basement of the ‘new building where, it is expected, ‘they will be stored permanently. when the time comes for the remov- al of the more used books it is pro- posed to close the library for several days in order that the work may go on unhindered. Although the floor space in the new library may not be greater than that of the old the former will have a greater storing capacity, owing to the modern sys- tem of arranging the books in stacks. ‘This equipment arrived yesterday afternoon and was placed in the building but has not. as yet, been installed.

Ufilllillllflillll knew-Silo [Tull Mlnarlfl

PERSONAB§

Deepest sympathy is extended to iii/fr. and Mrs. Augustus McMahon

(nee Slina White) of Rockey Point“ the death of their baby daughter ‘Susanna. Barbara, on Jan. g2.

Mr. and Mis. Daniel MocPhce re- lturned to their home in Cumber- lland. after a very enjoyable visit ‘with friends and relatives in Mirn- ohester, N. I-l., and Providence, R. I. \

Messrs. John. McEacliern and wis Gordon, Appln Road, return-

lspendiilg tho week end with their 1 aunt

1 family and the Wood family, Brook- cld. " »

Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gaudet and family of Edmonton, Alta, are en- laying a few week's visit with relat- ives and friends on the Island. They are guests this week of Mrs. (Di-J; J. E. Blanchard of this city. sister of Mo's. Gaudet. ‘

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A. Home a: Cofs showrooms "on Tuesday evening, Feb. 11th, -. at} o'clock." 1593-17841 _

ed to their homes on Monday after » ‘

lVh-s. J. Lem. Mathoson and,

will sing at Twilight Organ icdltil this afternoon at-S hlL-Jiaptlct Qhlllvll- . ’

COMINGa-Grlud uiieieel meim by 11188 Mlflb Elqllfl in P11110000!’ Wales" College Halli Mondcyi-Rb- ruary 17th under ~~the auspices of Junior - Catholic Women's League."

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EXlOlJTIVIi-MlITING--. Ar s meeting of the Provincial Govern- ment heid‘ on Thursday, letters pat- enrwero cranial inco rating the Prince-Edward Island I Pool Lim- itod with lldld 011100 It Bummcrside and capitalisation of "l0,°°0.'L;'I'hB in rpcrators were waiter-s.‘ qi-ant

others. Thdfdudfcaturc ActYwas ordered, proclaimed as IrbmQApl-ll 1st, 1980. and the rubuo Utilities Act as from March 1st. mo. _Tho coili- misélcners appointed under the, fit- ter Act are ‘W.’ L.‘Poole, Montague, Chfllrman, CL-G. Duffy, K. (7., Chile lotietown, John Tdylor, Bummersidé. Mr. Daniel .1. Riley, Char tetown was ppointed a member ot the board of the uew_ Library onciiri Gallery as the representative of _.tllc Provincial Government. Mr. Michael Aiban Farmer was appointed a Not- ary Public.

FAKE TELEPHONE MESSAGE costs BROKER. mo. sulu . wnmlelilo, Feb. 4.-A telephone message pllrilotins to be from an in- vesting cllent, cost Morrison and Kel- ly. grain brokers, $8,877.50 in court today. .1. Mclleniuk, store keeper-bi Callenio, Man,‘ was given ' Judgement in an action before Mr! Justice A. C. Gait. ‘Molleniuk slid. that he profiled from grain transactions wltlrthe de- fendant. but that later on -consld- erable loss was buffered due toga phone order said to have come back from him. - _ ' Mollenilik swore’ ‘be did not send the message and the Oourtifoundlle was telling the truth. .

Miss-Glenna Collctt has flrived in Nassau, Bahamas, and the eagerly anticipated ' ‘ L have commenc- cd. 1n the first round "or the women's Gold Iournamcnt Miss Glenna Coll- ett defeated Miss Katherine Christie of mmbton Golf Club, Toronto._by o and s. and Miss. Beatrice I-tenwicl: defeated Mrs. Vanderhoff Hecksher of Piping Rick, l’... 1., by 5 and 4.

A big business mm ls one whoialks golf at the ofilee and business ontlll

Sniffling Ca I

Ten Minute Relief!

' ‘Remedy Never ‘Fails

_ Relief is instant-suffer- IflB_3lOP5 at ch68“.- germ! are destroyed-ovary, tdlpi. of’ cltarrh réllioveii. Think it ovul- seriously. Here isarcmedy thitcledra the throat, relieves hoarse- ngss, coughing and‘ bad breath. Jrrltatini illllfilln is cleared ‘out. inflamed bronchial tubes are healed. Qhfpfl, 3nd voice are strclllthelled,

Cctarl-hncne is pleismtanurcsr- taul. You. brmhc-Oatiirrnozooo-lel there is no medicine to take. . . hhrgc 1mm. also is guaranioedbmaller size 60c. and trial lilo 25c, at all dealers

everywhere. " »

solely‘ a-liieh‘, ‘more’ with" lluc‘ Ballot-Mixing loll. ‘ __ v_

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u. c,“ rob." FE-Illilll - - .14 facing the moeimoirto f houautin its history. Rapid‘ and development eincclbu, there were himdrbdsflofv. vacant; here. hls ‘cxcoededthc bitiid-l

"relief. More than 1.609 inhabitants were said to be affected by the pro-

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Ladies} and ifivlltlemanli“ Hsviilgboon n.

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,: i‘-,.s_il.>4r‘_,. l i: ‘ I . 0f. Ward Five , mlnated as B. candidate for eh, forty, iiningyCivic iectidn, I take this means of sol. C‘ icltinglyour iljupportflf elected l shall do my utmost f motto‘ promotrthc bee! intercstécf the;~cit'y_.and to keep’ administrative expoilsaaat the lowest possible level oonaiatentmith efficient management. In particular everymcvement caloulatecito improve labor condi-

in? pron-um |_ dwelling place“ Roman-a ‘_' ,md,msny roclu- _, _ out: hevemoyeowolhe suburbcfoi- tionsfwlll have my hearty support.

Respectfully yours, _ D. A-MACDONALD, (Majmq)

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McDonald,

very sorry the little l ho is doing under the McDonald,

m. ' Mrs. A.

McDonald,

account of hel

all present time. .

a meeting

c‘ Mines Allies and Florence Clem- m g ‘ Q b 1; Tam go ooh. Charlottetown, wont the week‘ I m o m’ a P u n tnd visiting friends at Mt. Stewart.

s125.0o0.ooo Voted -. l

National Highways

.- v ‘ii (spools! to the ousrdiui) WASHINGTON. Feb. s-Tbe sum of $125,000,000‘ annually has been voted by ‘Congress fox-Federal aid to National Highways. This ‘is un-in-

nnd means an equal amount to be spént byftho States or~tl50.000.000 per year for the next three years or good roads/This is part of Pres- ident Hoover's "keepbusiness mov- ing" and "give employment" pro-

claim of many "States that Federal road appropriations

MT. STEWART NOTES Our school is progressing favorably

Misses McLeod, McDonald and Mor-

Mr. Walter Plgott. Savage Harbor. was a. visitor to Charlottetown last

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A very pleasant whlst party and Victor Egan, Cherry Hill, on Thurs-

awarded to Mr. Alexander Mc- Eaohe .., Mt. Stewart, and"Mrs. A. I...

Miss Marlon McDonald. teacher at Savage I-lbrbour, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. McDonald,‘ Mt. Stewart.

‘The many friends of Master Sterl- ihgMcKay, son of Mr. and Mrs. lhb- ert McKay, West St. Peters, were

Wm. Jay, Charlottetown, is coral-time visiting her par- ents, A. J. and Mrs. Grant, Mt. Blow-

paid a visit taller sister, Mrs, Urban

The many friends of Mrs. Bruce McCormick, Mt. Stewart ,were pleas- ed to see her out for a/sleigh drive on Tuesday, having been confined to her llfllllfl. 10111;!“ past few months on

Bflvllifl Harbour Whist Club their‘ weekly whist partyat the home of Mr. Allan Morrison, “lllursdsv night, January soil-i, and

Mr. James McLaughlin Artemis Coffin. Glen Roy, attended

Growers‘ Association held in Cllar- Jamey‘ rcttetcwn last week.

"rllev mi Dorothy, Coffin, ‘maintain- iedbv 1min: launcher-b. munic- , upturn nid Winlton. am. imbued the demo ' ' ‘ Monday-night. i

' Elli!!! Douala, Head of, - . Hillbloro, was in visitor to Charlotte-

diatllofmagcdaud reopened. _ eyebrow 14min the person s lltlwDlfllQl Anderson. Bel’- funeral .wllll_bchclil‘flcmthchomcolfhlr' , womb:

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Congress For

MONTREAL. Rb. 7.—(Produce)- The tone which has been the feature of the local dairy markets continued today and prices remained steady. In the butter market activ- ities oontlnuod well ahead of last week's trading and although most of the 61y’: dealings were in small lots several ca-riots of finest New zealand cfimigod hands at $6 to 36 1-2 cents. Bubstnmttal arrivals of U. B. Eggs were expected to reduce the scarcity in the local market. In the [meantime dealers reported n. good movement of all grades.

The cheese markets showed no sign of returning activity and the poultry markets were devoid of features. Ex- treme cold weather at the shipping point was said to have curtailed the supply somewhat, contributing to th firm tons the market exhibited. Pric- es remained unchanged. '

UPPAWA, Ont. Feb. ln-(nuzs- A decidedly firmer tone appears to bc developing cnnailadlan egg mark eta with a continued shortage of local supplies. Toronto-This egg