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W MONDAY

-sERIOUSLY ILL-The many n-icnds of Messrs Thomas Buglole and Joseph Cameron, Southwest.

1on5 illness. Mr. Bagloie. who has cancer of the

to ltcfitgitreal, for treatment.

-.IOINS LABORATORY STAFF| _Dr. J. E. Kingscotc. of Brantford 1| Ontario, arrived in Summerside on Saturday night to take up his duties

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w‘ w’ regret w learn of ‘new Se“ {Joseph Gallant has been obliged by

TUESDAY l

--III~JI'AIETURE REGRETTED - Wc regret to learn thut the Rev.

failing health to give up his duties 1:". llflSlCl‘ oi" Wellington parish anclf

face. has made two" O ,, ,1 s ,. H ,, _ ‘he R0571“ vxctofla Hospna‘:cf!li1l‘1lgilff1f)\l'1f. Pfiflugallacsttwfigmue

greatlyunissed by his parishioners who will sincerely wish and pray for his ultimate recovery to healthl

DIED TIIIS MORNING —- The

as pathol08151 011 11191511111 °1' D11 death occurred at the P E. Island J, R. 00111111181111111- 131- K111880018. Hrspltal at an enrly hour this morn-

who is accompanied by his bride will spend the next three years 1r. gummerside pr" "yin laboratory tvork.

WINS HIGH HONORS. nlanv friends of Messrs. H. E. Fos- m of Charlottetown and C. A. Yeo 9f Northern P. E. Island will be

pleasedio learn that both these young nonally high honors in Classics fr.

nalhousic University. have appeared in a recent issue of fl Halifax exchange.

dSUMMERSlDE LOSES VALU- ABLE CITIZENS- Sun-lmersitle loses two valuable and genial citi- zcns in iho persons of Rev. J. C. Martin and his popular wife. who intend leaving soon for their new homc at Morcll where they will in frltllrc reside. Morell is the locality of Padre Martin's early activities in the ministerial field and both he and Mrs. Martin thus go back lo scenes of past days and old fri- ends.

ULEVER. ISLAND LAl)Yn>"1‘lIe Halifax Chronicle of Saturday. May 11th contains a splendid cut of Miss Charlotte Munn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Munn, Mnrshflcld. P. E. I. who has distinguished her- self this year ill medicine at Dui- houslc University. The Chronicle snys in part: Miss Munn is the only womun in ll class of 25 graduating in Medicine at. Dalhousic this year. The "Mcds" say that- Miss Munn brought them luck. as not a mom- bcr of tllc class was "plucked."

(EETH TWO YEARS-Tile case oI "gross indecency" in which a local mull was arrested cnmc bcforc His Honor Stipendinry Mltrtln Frldity afternoon at 4 o‘cloek. The prisoner was cxurnined by Dr. McIntosh. medical superintendent of Falcon- wood Hospital and Dr. Yco who rc- portcd him “mentally responsible." On the advice of his counsel thc

prisoner pleaded guilty and wns ric- Oi‘

mandcd until i dclock Saturday’ sentence. no evidence" being lice " sary. The prisoner appeared before His Honor at l o'clock and was sen- tenced to two years in DCYCIIOSLEI‘

ing cf Mr. George L. Simmons who was the victim of an unfortunate automobile accident on Sunday. The injured man. who was suffer- ,ing from a fractured skull and aI

regaining ccnsciousrless.

__,,__ I l rsmuoart DEAD - Word has‘ been received ill this city of the ac.

syudmts have won excepnCiflilltfll death in Minneapolis of ‘111/‘111-

Jalrlcs Elmer Lowther, aged ma“.

when cngsliy-OHB years. son-of Mr. Leigh and confidence in God's holy will. The

ltllC late Mrs. Lowthcr of Nor-tn ‘Céulftcn, P. E. I. The telegram stat-l ‘a 1w young loan was killed Sun-l

"Y- M111’ 13th m an automobile! accident. His brother Wilfred left Wm‘ 111° 110d)’ and on arrival in

North Carleton. f - . be announced. uneral notice uill

AIICIIH. 0’LEA ' ~ .‘ ,Hls Grace Mosgwécgmlflis} lelit Edmonton on May 3, gays i m L‘ “1111- 101‘ 11 prolonged visit Q e East. He will stop at Win- "lllfl! to visit Archbishop Slnnot, and will visit some of the eastern American cities before going lo hr. old home in Charlottetown. It is “_P\'IX3(.1IJ(l_1.llill. His Grace will be 1r. tulle for tllc closing exercises of Bl, Dunstalrs University, ills old col. 101-51‘. He was accolnpnriicd by Fa- llrer Joseph Mlksn. of Holy Rosary church. and is not expected Back m Edmonton before thc end of June. - ~Srlint John Telegraph Journal.

-—I"0ItM|*JII. ISLANliI-Zlt —— Word has been received oi" tin.- recent ‘dcolh oi" Mr. Gnbrlel McKlnnon in lliangor. Maine. Mr. McKinnon was 'boru about sixty-five years ago at Grand River Ferry. being the son of lhc late Jilmcs Mr-Kinnon and his wifc Mary Gillis. Hc hurl lived lnosl. of his life in the United Staten and during recent ycurs had been st valued employee of the Lincoln Pulp and Paper Co.. of Bangor. Drlring his illness he was visited by Iris reverend pastor who. adminis- ir-"ed the last consoling rites of J-Ioly Mother Church. His remains, wl-re laid to rest in thc Cnihollc Cemetery. Barlgor. -—N-—

-—I'AINFUL IINJUIIY-Ml‘. Giles-

Penitentiary.

.M1‘~ F1011 5111951119» 01 K011" 011M121 painful accident which came very “111011 181111-0131» 011°°111Pn111°d b-Vinearly depriving him of the sight of v

his niece. Miss Vera Gillespie.

daughter of Mr. Richard Gillespie.‘

Mining Commissioner residing At

vlncc on a visit to his father Mr.

. George Gillespie of Clyde River. . In conversation with a representw

IIIRIIVJLCI The Guardian. Mr. Gilg lcspie saidfthut he has been absent from the Island thirty three years.

twenty seven of which were spent irzl

the Yukon. where he is now the proprietor of two mines-thc "Mae- snl" nnd "Blue Stone"—from which silver and lead are obtained. In this connection. he expressed himself as, ~vcry optimistic regarding the future of the Yukon as a field for mining cpcratlcns. the mineral deposits.

his opinion. being among the most‘.

extensive and finest in the world.

Mr. Gillespie is the discoverer of the Mineral Glllespitc, which is proving itself of much value in the processes of tempering steel.

Not only-nre minerals present large quantities in the Yukon. The country also abounds in game of all sorts. such as Moose. Caribou. bear nnd Mountain Sheep being plentiful as fll‘0 also two or three different varieties of grouse and partridge.

also Plzrrnligau~ll species closely re-y

laicd lo the partridge. but smaller.

Spring comes quickly in the Yuk- unw-in fnct. Mr. Gillespie states. at hrcscnl. it would hurdly bu more lluul iwo weeks behind this Prov- incc. Ill consequence. potatoes. cubbllgc and all ordinary gurden Vvlletllblcs except corn and munit- urs cnn bc grown in the volleys. Wild raspberries. bluc berries zind such small fruit occur m profusion.

As with Prince Edward Island. transportation is the great problem. Mr. Gillespie. in coming East. left Kcno City by dog tculn. travelling thus forty miles to Mayo. froln whcncc he proceeded by aeroplane in White Horse. which ls "connected 11y rail to Skagwuy. Alaska. It is n "V" (1111! trip by steamboat from here down the coast in Vancouver. As

file ship pnsscs through thc islands

scattered along the sho es of Ains- ku it is u very plcturesq levoyage. Mr. Gillespie expects to rcmnln ill

this province until about thc middle

of June. when he will leave ente- lill‘ll to Keno City.

llyspopsia Irolllllol I llinl lor Ihlly hm

Hr. J. Savoy, Iloggievillo, N.B., wriielw-“I. have suffered for many 3"’!!! from dyspepsia and could not seem to at any relief.

“One ay I told my wile I thought 1 would try a bottle o!

Bululocu

— B l-() ()1) i

mler lid cut sevcrel

.ter Pnlnler is confined to his‘ rcsi- ldeuce, suffering from thc effects of

,his left eye.

in. - Whe

when the $c11°°"c1"Sll1>r"ernc Court. The prisoner was< James William was reported off Scai ' Cow Head on Tuesday night. he vol- M“-\'°~ 1“ 111° Yum" 45'4" 1N3 111°‘ unteered to go out to her with theiney General. ‘owner. then starting in Mr. Arthurj Cindy's gasoline boat to bring her} ’ "flifsea was very choppy and ham Freedman, representing n Mr. Palmer was changing i‘is.Eastcl-n Iron and Metal Companydmn u; ML Thomas w;gnmre_ Gm.

V Mailer Selected From This,

For Delicacy of Flavour

IlllllSI'S“"‘"°IIA

came ' PEKOE Unquesiionably Stands Supreme.

THURSDAY

RETURNS HOME — The many friends of Mrs. Holden McLur-J. North Rustleo, will be pleased to know that she has recovered suffi-

pital where she was a patient. Mrs.‘ McLurc speaks in highest terms of the skill and bedside kindncs‘ shown by thc lady superintendent] nurses and attending physicians.

EXHIBITION EARLIER THIS

—SEIIIOUS LOSS.-- A barn be-

Many will be saddened to hear of lcnging to Mr. George Shaw. Cape thc deuth of Mr. John M. Sample. Wolfe. was burned to the ground a who passed away on the morning of few nights ago with all its contents.

——The'_frnctured leg. passed away without! April 23rd at the age of ‘l0 years. including hay. slelghs. farm irnple-

Stricken with that dreadful dis- mcnts. etc. ease pneumonia. all that medical, skill and t nderest care of loving. hands coul accomplish was of no

The neighbors who gathered. worked hard. and although unable to save the contents of the building. helped to keep the fire from spreading to the adjacent

He bore his illness with unbendlng buildings.

..=1‘.‘<AD DEATII—Mr. Neil J. Mac- Donald who sustalndl! n broken leg about ten days ago while in the act of catching a hog for butcher. died at his home in I-Iermanvllle. Friday frcm. it is generally thought. the ef- fects of the fracture. The leg was set scon nftcr the accident. and all his friends thought he would be around again in a few weeks. but on thc contrary were shocked to learn of his suddeh death. He was Ill his 70th your and was always n hard working man. whether at fish- ing or iarnling. He was n noted fisherman.

news of his passing away is deeply regretted by a wide circle of friends at home and abroad as he was a man of many excellent qualtles. a kind neighbor and a true friend.

Mr. Sample was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sample and a life long resident of Monta- gue.

There ure left to mourn besides his sorrowiirg widow four sons and two daughters Isaac T.. and John R. of Montague Hd. Daniel S. of Trenton. Novn Scotla: Mrs. John A. Timoncy cf Springfield. Mass. Mrs. Frank A. Riley of Wnltham. Mass; and Alva M.. oi Winnipeg, Manitoba, also thrcc sisters and one brother. Mrs. Patrick McLutyrc of Millcove. Mrs. Harold Down of Winchester. Mass. Mrs. Robert Kaneen of Skowhegan. Maine. and James pf Strong. Maine.

Friends cnmc from far nnd near to pay their inst tribute of respect lo one whom they all held dear.

'I‘hc funeral services were conduc- tccl by the Rev. Mr. Sterling. who allso officiated at thc commitnl in Uniull Road Cemetery. where nil that was mortul of the deceased wns laid to rest. Hymns beautifully rendered were. Asleep in Jesus.Takc comfort Christians when your friends ln Jesus fall asleep." and "The Lord is my Shcphard." The pftll bearers were Messrs John Mc- Donald. Cyrus Moore. Frederick Mc- Intyrc. Hugh Mcfleltn, Archibald Campbell. Alex. A. McIitvotl.

Interment was at UIIIOII Road Cc- mctcry.

At 07 Wcst Brooklirlc Si... Boston Muss. on the 2nd of Muy. inst. r.’ pneumonia, Miss Brigid McCourt formerly 0'1" Newton. not 26. P. E. 1., at thc age of 71 years.

Her funeral was held on thc 4th inst" when a Requiem Mass was cclcbratled in the Cathedral. and in- terment took plncc in St. Berlcdlctls Cilllllllvfy- 1191‘ demise occurred llt the rcsitlcncc of lrcr sistcr, M155 Elizabeth M-:Court. also of Brook- lillc St.. Boston. wircrc many friends visited to show their respect urrd sympathy for thc bereaved relativ- es. May she rest in peace.

A'I"I‘I'JNI)ING CONFERENCE. Among those returning the latter part of tho wcek froln attending the Maritime Conference Branch oi the Women's Missionary Society 0i thc United Church of Canada. which met lust wcek in St. John, N. B._ were: Mrs. F. E. Boothroyd. York; Mrs. Reynolds. Bcdequc; Mrs. F. H. Llitlcjohns. Pownal; Mrs. E. H. Rzunsay. Charlottetown; Mrs. E. M. Aiikcrl, Lot l6; Mrs. Martin. I-Icatherdztle; Mrs. D. M. MaeLeod, Hunter River; Mrs. W. T. Weir‘. Stanley Bridge; Mrs. Harold New- lson. Charlottctokn; and Miss Moe MeGregor, Clifton.

WEDNESDAY

SENT T0 SUPREME COURT - An important case was disposed o1" yesterday morning before Mr. D. E. Show. Stipcndiary Magistrate of Queen's Co nty. A young man from a rural dis rict was charged with] stealing letters from the mail. The prosecution was laid by Inspector Whcar and after the evidence of a number of witnesses was taken the“ prisoner was sent up for trial to the}

IN LITERARY (7IIKBI.ES.—Reud- 1 crs of The Guardian will be irlter- K' C“ “m1 the cwwn by m? A“°"'1$l1:g 11311113021ugzziiasuflflllpgtfiili:

‘destinies of the "ArgosyH the Abnhlwcekly and tri-nnnunl publication of Mount Allison University during the e next year. Mr. Fred H. Wiglnorc.

represented by Mr. J. J. Johnston,

A vicious’ HORSE-Mr.

P9511910" a sudden P1191‘ °1 the 1705159311941 111 me 9°11“ 5153mm a1 nwnihanfs Road, has been elected editor-

by the fast revolving fly-wheel

‘Whcnmrought back tomthev-Prince,well~known drayman of this city.i¢dngr_ County Hospital it was found thatlThe attack he had sustained a pad cut above yard of Mr. and beneath the left eye. thc uppcrlseizing him ht off nnd tllc low-tthc elbow.

|lid being torn rig

stitches to repair them. ,and the shoul .fcarcd that. M ’thc left eye. but his friends w

vonlbly.

=cnts ill the distinction list oi" the‘ lFacrllty of Arts and Science at Dal- tlrousic University are as follows:— I (i. A. Yeo. Northitm-Lntlli 4. High First Class. (lreek 4. High First

II. E. Foster. (llnlrlottctowrl — Latin 4. High First Class Greek 14, First Class. i" v. y. Undcrhay. Bay Fortune - Clllss l.‘in English 2 and Political Sclcnccf High First Cluss ill Elig- llsh V. - l - (lonstnrlcc MncI-‘arlune. Charlotte- town-Class I in English 9. nnd Bo- tany III.

Gordon Mat-Millan. Albany Plains —Cluss I. in Political Science II nnd Political Science VI.

Ritchie llnlman. Summersldt. -— Class I ill Botany VI.

John E. Andrew. Charlottetown ltoyalty-Class I. in English 2. and History I.

.lslnnd students ill Dentistry ulld Law.

Dentistry Firs-i. Pro sslonnl Your

(i. ll: Keefe. A rton. passed with distinction in Druwlng nnd Modul- ,ling: paused ill Metullurllll. Prevent- ive Dentistry. Anatomy l. Practical Anatomy. Embryology. Histology, Dcninl Anatomy nnd Comparative Dental Anatomy.

Second Professional Year

II. E. Clarke. Summcrslrle. passed in Operative Dentistry. Biochemis- try. Physlololly- BRCLMIOIOHY- Prc- ventive Dentistry. Dcntal Mnwria Medica. Exodontin. Anatomy 2. Practical Anatomy

Faculty of Law First Year

M. B. MacKinnon. Charlottetown -Ccntracts. Class 1. Crimes. Class l.~I-Ilstory of English Law. Class l. Property. Class l. Torts. passed.

J. W. MuoNaught. Coleman. -- Ccntracis. Class i. Crimea. Class l. History of English Law. Class i. Property. Class l. Torts. 2.

threw him headlong into the en- gine pit. where his head was caught,

y. It took over 30‘ The left first aid to tile injured man. The‘ sidc of thc face was also lacerateddiorsc also attacked Mr. der bruised. It alas Block. seizing him by thc r. Palmer would lose Mr. Freedman has asked thc policcl ill be to take action against tllc owner of" glad to know that such is not thc tllc unhnaIQ iulcase. nnd he is now progressing fa-l

The Prllrcc Edward Island stud-lwldmspread interest on Monday

{Mary Josephine Harrington became}

lyeséegday. bead c!!!)mhlflhlfld that hello-chief. and Mr. c. Fred Black. son 111 B011 1 911 1‘ 11 V 010118 0150. of Mr. Charles Black. Charlottetown. 4011111911 by M13 F160 M110K11111011. 11' has been chosen as his assistant _ The “Argosy" as a literary occurred in U16 Junk and college publication. has an en- Abif! 3100K. the 1101M: iuble reputation. and it is confident- by the right arm above ly expected that this reputation will cutting and bruising his'bc wcrihily upheld during the next

‘college year.

‘army severely. Mrs. Block rendered

Maurice. Mr. George L. Simmons. who was 19f; breasgltcrribly injured on Sunday after- noon while on his way home froln Church nnd under the tragic cur- orlnlsinnccs as already reported died in the Prince Ildwllfd Island Hos- pital without regaining conscious- llUS-“i.

Mr. Simmons was fifty four yenrs .ef age and was the son of Mr. nnd lMrs. George H. Simmons of Char- ‘lcttetown Royalty. He was associat-

. cd with his futhcl- in the mnuufnc- 111° bride 01 M“ Com‘ H C"‘“1’b°""lllrc of ginger lilo nnd other telnpcr-

Thc ceremony was perfornlcd by, . . .

Rcv- Father Bcnmrd M°D°m‘k" "1M§l§§§ci§§cl’5tl.<=l- was lnld up on D- Thc b11111’ ‘mm a 511111119 "muuzcolrrlt of injuries the main respon- “99111111” $1111 01 3W1’ Wm‘ “°¢°-‘55°'1“"'l.<:lbilli.y for carrying on thc business to match and also tho bridcgroonrs‘devmgcd m, m",

H111. 11 W11lt0 14010 blllflcklflfic 11:41 He was in every wuy u splendid 11111091011 80$ WW1 i"! (1111111011 S'1C1I.IZCII nnd of (lee) religious convic- The only attendant was thc Slllillltflgnsp For nnmylyearg he was nn nephew of the bride, Vernon IIar-‘mgnvq; ‘mcmhcr 01' the Baptist rington Berry. who acted as 1111::- Church. holding the office of deacon bearer. After a sllnplo wedding

up to the lilrle oi his death. He was brelrkfnst at the Palliscr Hotel with fcrlncrly superintendent oi‘ the Surl- Mrs. J. F. Berry. sister of tile bride duy School. discharging his duties as hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell with efficiency nnd fidelity. left on a short honeymoon aflcr H0 lcttves to mourn n widow. ouc which they will be "at home" ntiSFll Louis, sludout lll Acudln Univ- their surnrrlcr residence nt. Bla(:kic.<‘l"-°11Y- who arrived homc Monday Amh The bfldc 1,,- a qnugmcy qpnight. nnd two duughtcl"s_.VPntrlclit Mm PM“. E Harrlngum o; mp,- nnd Evelyn. also besides his prrtrlcnts city and the late Peter E. Harrillg- ‘"1"fmfwu1:11P?‘im‘flt1i:'glrzr°fi,lfg:flé ton. and u niece of the lute Rt. Hon. BI‘"'JV“'"‘;V" "‘;‘,“lil§:_:_" Em Chhrlottth Sir William Wilfred Sullivan. At- ° _< '_ k ' " iorrlcy Gcrlcrnl nnd Chief Justice of 10w“ 11mm‘? l“ whmmcg ' ' ‘ - 1 - - ' .John Prlncc Edward Island. Tile groom is 9113111“ 511,11" ‘ - _ _ _., , _ . a m" (If Mrs’ Con“ H_ Campbell UH lhc dup syulpul-liy oi llu. l1 .i/.cns

. ‘ ' 1 1.1 '.‘ l 1.101‘ Winnipeg nnd the lalfc Hon. ColinYfits?““Ltrcgzeifrénaca w,‘ u ‘ ‘ I-l..Cnlnpbell. K. 0.. Attorney Gcn- ~"_‘_v_f>__

cral of Manitoba.

CAMPBELL- llAltltlNfi-‘PUN -- §St. Mary's Cathedral. Calgary. Alta.. lwas the scene of a marriage ofl

morning. April 80th. when Miss

nnd

24 Hows Ends l i

You can stoi) that nasty 11115111 discharge in 1111 hour by breath- lng "Catarr-ho- zone." Sncezinl! running 81/08 mid ;¢~hy nose prorrlptly rected. No medl- cine t0 like-Y“

SLEEPLESS

simply inhale the

- Thi d Year ' ' ‘ ' i. - MI y. FnrmenrKlnkora-Corlflictfl. 5001111118 111m" °1 c';“"h°;':;£:a N 5 1 1 I J Clasp/AZ. Constitutional Law. Class get weilil. That! nsxyv- No“ and» U“

' ' " a’ mum,’ m“! 2' Evmence’ ch85 headn e PM“ d of offensive dis- 1 and ‘witch I bu! n11 o! h pg I 2, Mortgages. passed. Practical Sta- throat are cleare m! w“ h_ 1| S hit "e lot better, no I ago-tn til uteauclau 2. Procedure 2, passed. charges. Catlin-h. 11069 W‘ - n gm _

I 1M um m bottle!» _. m. .1%%l7lh8.Clau a. m; and salami v01" ° *1 n ,5

Iln pllul" and no eootoil clue “* via um: Methlcpon. clm-lln- when yfiubrse ‘crztvérlzonrlig-ne your

feel tll t I blah f wn-O0nfli' eta Oilll II. P185011 n 8818. 1'9 l 9» 5

grab“... m mm? o n, s“ uguflqnll Lhw. Equity. Rvid- cold. Get Catarrhomne from any l Ilium enoo, Mortgages. Practical Statutes. dmggist. Two months treatment.

‘ IIIIIIM 150T. a. '"'.'1?'-.3§’9-s .

Procedure and Bhippinl.

one dollar: small siec. 50c.

at Charlottetown, will be a monim earlier than usual this year. The opening date will be Aug. 20 and the closing date. Aug. 24th. The new, arrangement is expected to give} larger exhibits of live stock. better racing and better ‘weather condi- tions. Letters are being received from parties at home and abroad commending the change.

FROM CALIFORNIA-Among the visitors to arrive in the City yester- day were Mr. Jerome MacDonald. Miss Loretta MacDonald and sister. Mrs. Robinson. of Oakland. Califor- »nia. who came nil the way in their touring car. leaving Oakland on Ap- ril 10th. They visited many inter- esting points ell route and had n delightful journey without mishap until yesterday. when after leaving their car parked for a short whilc. in this city they discovered someone had helped thelnselves to the spare tire which had come so safely for such lr long distance. The party in- tend spending sercval months on thc Island visiting their old home and numerous relatives at East Point.

FRIDAY

His Grace Archbishop O'Leary nus arrived in thc city from Ed- monton. It is expected that. he will remain for St. Dunstans Univers- ity Convocation on May 28th.