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The proposals made by the 0rll- Ila Diamond Jubilee Committee for an adequate CBISDPBMCXLOIJIIQVQL]. tieth anniversary of Confederation next year, have evoked a great deal o! enthusiasm throughout the Dominion, Upwgrdg “.033 bu“.

qulsr sent out by the committee have been received by the Secre- tary. Mr, T. G..Kinz- ' Those come from Ollulott own and Halifax on the East, Ito ancouver, Prince. Rupert alld tbc Yukon on tlleillvcst.

every day. _, q It will be recalled that the move- ment had he genesis "in ansddress- by Mr. C- ‘H. Hale to theflgillia Kiwanis Club last July. J-lls sug- gesiion lihat advanltage should be taken of thelslxtieth anniversary of Confederation next year -to' etim. ulate the national spirit, and to im- llliess upon the rising generation the significance oi‘ Dominion 15B)’ was well received and a strong local committee, representative of Jormed to broadcast the idea. Tllis committee arrangedto send out a circular to pliblic men and ‘public bodies tlllrouglhollt the Dominion, asking their co-operatlon in get- ting themlovenlent started. The circular embodied suggestions for the programme, among the chief ingr- . A childrenbl picnic ‘in every llllllll-ily in iUhe .DQn]|n1Q]\ on y 1st.

Ten thousand beacon fires to flit in everyf city, town and ‘ham- lele across Canada on tllle evening

' of iDominion Day.

3. A great national banquet at

,_ Ottawa, at which as many as poss-

,bodies lhdd been moving

ible of our leading Public men should. be gaiiiheretl together.

"4. Services of res-dedication and secraiion on Sunday, July 3rd.

" 5. And, i0 cap all, and lend dig- "rlity and distinction

to itlbe cele- rniion, that an invitation he sent io King George and Queen Mary

' i0 grace the occasion with their _‘. presence.

0n making their proposals pub- iic. the committee found that other in the platter, notably the Association of Canadian ‘Clubs, nnd the Toronto

, Empire Club. both oi’ whom had

- os- doom‘ us? of. ohdl tidos- rtovgenv use of FIRSTfiIZE"

ING"!

$8M‘ I “ "

DARWIN TULIPS. Eto-

Send for a copy -_ot~.._our BQEB LIST. We piY705Tf" AG on all MAIL ORDERS. Ari time during the mbnthpf odroesn will be the best timeto plant BULBS. They, ar' on sale at our BOOK_ 8 ORE.

Carter '85 Co., Ltd.‘

lct

- cipal Councils, o-om; Boards ‘ Trade and Chambers of, Commerce,

" tive clergyman, and

, llld old

_ complititees. At their, annual meet-

e Association of Canadian ‘ ting On the request of the "delegate, Mr. O. Garnet

. lam, g»: lflrlillil.

" Snl-ltll, embodied all the Orillie pfO-

posals lin the programme which it

vernment, and ask lthenl to ‘take lip. 1221c Quebec and Ontario Dis? u wanis convention also pass- a resolution introduced by t-lle rllllo Club, heartily commending tile movements, and calling upon all Kiwanis Clubs to co-operate. h The responeeplto the circular sent out by__the Orillhla committee indi- cates widespread interest iii the proposed celebraition. {Letters come from public men; ‘from Muni- of

IIDnLK-Sdhool Boards and leading educationalists, from representa-

drom‘ others. And all, without exception, are fllvollluble lfo the idea, a number of ‘the correspondents offering sug- gestions.

fublic Men Approve

151110118 the first to reply, __i'ol' in- stangeuwas Sil" Hugh John IMacdon- . 0t I Winnipeg, son of the old Small: under whom Confedera-

. tiolfjwfle carried out, who says: “l

think the three ruain features you have outlined are just whalt they should be." Premier Baxter, of.

general idea. commends itself to

Caught 0n

tired favourable replies-to the oir. ‘

Further leiiierq. are being received

-V2N'.|0lls publ-ic organizations, was ,

New Brunswick, remarks that “the-illfsflnilfllions on the Island.

iflhiTiflljilLi-Iwtfilflp

_ 2 - 37s The rich otlyggtlnqi Iodine. the [nuance and flavor oi Ceylon nah ‘a llllilhlillr: "

.4 t. ' . : J ‘"1191’ lull“. and liha-t beacon fires be lit, not Only‘ in Canada; but in every cfllrlrabnuqthilt-yllzwrlll, up hon- our of the sixltlietlub hday of lbs Dominion, "AnotherYellllll-usiastic ex-Orillian, llhedlev". N. H. McGilli. VFW. ‘thinks it “n. splendid idea, and one most wollolly." Something is needed toinspire ‘the youth of this great young country wiub. u spirit: of relli patriotism." l. 1_

Councils and School " ' m“ Boards Will Help

Turning to nluuicipnl institu- tions which "have cu orsed tho Project, Mayor Foster, o1‘ Toronto, wrote very cordially, pun nlsn 3,5- sisicd by addressing! the Prime Minister on the subject. The Tor- onto Board or‘ Control referred the Committee's circular to a special committee lol- considers-lion ulld report, - Letters were also receiv- od from ille Mayors 0i’ Saskatoon and Alameda ill Snskuitcllewull, oi‘ Edmonton l1ll(l'<(l£lllll'0S9, Alberta, and of (lanalloqlle null Cllesley ill Ontario. Leticia have also been received from the Clerks of the. following cities and downs, intim- dting ilnot the circula letter hail been favourably received by the ‘Councils oi‘ ‘their municipalities. and that in nlbny cases action had been taken to further the project: the cities of Woodstock, Surnia, Oshawa. and tlbe townof Tillson- burg lli Ontario; from Edmonton, Bassano and ‘dliettlelynAiberia; from Prince Albent and. ltadisson" in Saskatchewan; from Kalnloops and North Vancouver, ill Brltislr Columbia. ‘and ffonr ‘Dartmouth, Nova. Scotia. _ . A number of School Boards 21150 have expressed. their approval ulld willingness lo co-Operaite in_ flbecelehrgatlaniamong. those which passed resolutions tmtllis effect being ithe Boards at Cobalt, ‘Carle- ton Place, Dllndas, sudbury. .El- m-lra and Orillia ill’ Ontario; Van» couver and Duncan in British Col- "W-ilkle, in Saskatchewan; Calgary and Lethbridge in Alberta-I

Boards of Trade Endorse Movement

Boards of Trade and Chambers offlolllmerce also have been warm in their endorscmeuit of flbe cele- bration. ln tilt East, the Presi- dent or Prince Edward Island As- sociated Boards of TrudeyMl‘. J. O". Hyndmau, writes asking for n couple oi‘ dozen copies of the dircu~ iar letter, in order time he mny ‘placel-thenl in the Ibands of the various Boards of Trade, Farmers’ and Women's Institutes and other The

Summenside. P- E. I., Board of

' ‘w’ “m” HW- ‘Fmnk R‘ Heanz’ Trade also “k5 m" a ‘mlply 0t John Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick

.' in boasting. as the Genitiles use.

‘that _wiil lead them to lllqlllre if

' Other féaliihgleliucatloniste ‘who

THE CHARLO D0911 are equally enthusiastic in. .i.heir support.“ President; Rey- no l-of ylllfildjlfllfllll” Agriculture C0168? “YB? “l am‘ sure lint all (0nd Canadians will agree that a

great feature should be made oi line event, not so luuch to indulge

bul. tor instruction and inspiration, specially for the younger genera- piuli,’ and fpftpeglrtfhlllg Ofllealite 4nd inlproveolenl. - to grownups.

_ey are dolnslwhaii. ougiht_ to be one to advance prosper ty and unity in the Dominion." " Prof. WWW: vvriiosJn a, similar hltruin. “The cqlcllrnénn should," h says. "be nladla/"C da-wide, ed caltllve. unllylhll‘sntrilplllllng." 1-. K. "P. R. Neville, Rigistral- of tb Wes- tern Uhivenslty of Onta at London, congratulates th com- mittee on ti}...- ‘inspired idell,_-wihich is ll‘8ill8ll(l0ll:§' in its possibflities."

write, many of them at consder- ublu length, approving of the pro- Dflllai. are Principal Graham, of Moosejalv College; the Rev. Clar- once liiacKinllon, oi‘ the Unllted Church College .at Halifax; Prof. A- L. l\lcCl'imnloll, of lirlcMaster University,‘ Toronto; President Ilillrruy, of the University oi’ Sask- aitlvbewan; Principal Gfllltllfll‘, oh‘ Knmc College, 'l‘ol'ollto; Dean SlllCl‘\\'_00(l Fox, of the Western Uni- versity. London, Ontario; Prof. G. M. Wrong, oi‘ Toronto University; Superintendent G. E. Reanlen, oi‘ ithc Boys’ ’l‘ruiuing School; Belie- Vilie. and u nllnlber oi‘ School In- Slleciors ill various parts Pf the Province. , Comlllllnicatiolls‘ promlsill sup- port; were also received fr n the Kiwanis Clubs at Calgary, Al- berta, lPrince Albert, ‘ Saskatche- wan. ‘Nova Scoiin, and from the Lion's Club at Winnipeg. . Silwlse lo say, ‘fills ‘feature of the proposed pmgr lnme w ich evoked least response‘. has been‘ national ‘service oi‘ consecration and l-e-llellicaiion proposed‘ for Slllldny, July 3rd, A' number of church leaders acknowledge re- ceipt of itlhe cilclllalyletier, and 9%. prcllll approval ni’ illpa movelllallLlll general terms, illltdlot one ni the Colulniileefia. C(ll'f‘l!.‘<l-I)0l\(ll‘.lll>l under- tnkes i0 nlnva ill "the direciionfoi‘ . llllvillg ills church ilikc up file prn- poslll illuil. llbc celebration should have a religious side to it, though some of them are infllosiiionsof in- fluence where lheygcolllli give ef- fective help. l'l0\\'§‘\'l3l', ilhls may collie-inter, ~ , ‘_. Altogether. the lillovelillelfiwfdl“. ll. propelficelelllulillin oifltlailliljaifl

to be fairly launched, only. requir- lpg official ncfivoll tit-use; ifhp irlacll- illery ill motion from‘ coast to const. This action‘. it is expected, will he lllken shortly, rile Associa- tloll 0f (fllnallian ‘Clubs, iilrcllgll their Executive, having undertak- en to keep ill close touch with. illo situation, flllil to press ille whole lllatfer upon lll9_‘1lll8flll(lll of the ne\v_Govel"llnlcllb llt ‘the earliest possible bpportu y-P’ “"'f '

. ‘Many 0i‘ ihelbig office buildings in the downtown» section llollsc thousands of people. And when the elevators begin lo pour them forth into ihe streets ,i'ol' lunch it takes traffic squads of policemen to han- dle ‘the streaming crowd's, -———-¢-0->——-—-

IN MEMORIAM

LATE MRS. GEORGE PROWSE; TRIBUTES RECEIYED

ceived on the occasion of [he (lentil of the late Mrs. George lProwsc who died Friday, October 22nd.

MASS cARns

Mr. and Mrs. James Sherry, Nlr. and Mrs. James King Mr. J. W. Heron, Mr. J. R. Duffyand family, Miss Mary Griffin, Mr. null llim.

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Diamond Jubilee may new be said? '

The following iriblltelz were re- '

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, HE growth of The Great-West‘ Life Assurance Company is all but unique "even among the giant products ‘of Canada. '

In thirty-three years "it has devel- oped from a very small seedling, until at the close of 1925 it record- ed over four hundred millions of ordinary businessiin force with over seventy-three ‘millions of the most approved assetsin the Dominion.

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Actual Result of a

i Profitable investment

Policy P37984 for $5,000, Premium $155.50

This Company has never paid less than 6b,} interest on profits and policy proceeds lcit with the Company, and is in excellent position to continue a high rate in the future. Compare this record with- anything else in which the security is absolute.

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This contract provided that in the event of the death-oi‘ ilzc insured before the end of 2O yczlrs,on:' quarter oi" all prl-lniulll";

paid would be added to thcclnilu of $5000.

On November 21st, i925, llc died (liter paying eighteen Vflllliill

premiums amounting to $2,799.00.

Consider what this invest meant to the assured.

ment actually

He had the satisfaction of knowing that should he die his

beneficiary wouldrcccive $5,900 (toge of all the prcmillns paid should death

tllcr with one-quarter occur during the first:

twenty years.) The zlmouni is madc- up as follows:

Amount of Policy ______ ..

One-fourth - of- tljre Premiurli§"paid V.

Total Clai

$5,000.00,

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699.75

m.........1$5,699.75

I Previously advanced as a lorln....._ 1,314.20

‘Cheque for balance ....... ..

....... ... $4,305.55

AHigh Interest Rate- . the most vita} factor) ' in Life Insurance.

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‘ Governor of Prince Edward island, any printed matter thalb ,may be

' wrijeofist length, and enlvhusiasti- issued. ' Mr. D. Toichard. Sec- . c§§l#g"_a,nd iinds the programme rotary of i-ha Toronto Board of Wilexclefiliugly complete." He sing- ade, writes ilhat they have al- ies an "the idea of inviting the TBfldY BIIBBeted to the Board of _ King and Queen -as “very alnbi- the Toronto Exhibition that" next tiTllls, but Lam sure ltd will com- Yefll‘ 811611111 be "Cfllliflllflrfliifill , mend itself to our ‘people from year" at the Exhibition, and under- oonsln to coast." Mr, H, R, szew- stand this is to be d0l19,'8.l1(l tibat art, Aslshtnnt lProvlncial Secre- the grand stand spectacle will bear tury s equally emphatic, and on that subject. The, _Nlagaro. attention to the ijactlthot Falls Board of Trade llifll drafted

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Curley, Mr. James Prowse, Mr. John Corrigan and family, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Geo. Prowse and family Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dowling, Sisters of‘ lCiiy Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Willi-i am Flyll and family, Mr. Alex Mil-i Pberson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dunn} am] family, Mrs. John Curley, Mm‘, F. Lauglhlan Mars. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cllrley, Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn, Mr. Fred Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Flemming, Mlxand him.

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Branch Office for Prince Edward island/at‘ Charlottetown; I lI\'.\‘l).\l.\.\' & (‘().\II’.\.\'Y, l.l.lll'l‘llll), JIANAGlHTfS v _ Agents at all principal points.

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Nut, Hard. Oheatrlu o.

size“ also Basso 60k s ~ l’ Pace your order now. eltholf fol,‘

Immediate or future deli

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Province was the cladle

, lMinister of Education tor Saskaluchewan, says: “To my mind this. , ouldpeema very fittiul @618-

- and could notilelp but in- _ yaltylsno a fine national gig! .'i‘he Hon. J. ,1). McLean, = nfdilducatlou 1hr British

flolunlbia, promisasWo do all he

. eon-lo flliibhol‘ the movement. The

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We ‘use this‘ adjective id- r

fhortfflfl d n mi" antenna '_ ' . W 1-j' its mil "m sntl "humid ' organism la Nlrvl ray ‘

Norldillliyole.‘ lsoo l " ntlliu %I%&H‘FI

liihifftfffi.‘ s‘ of §l'l“wy, and p -

vludly. _ v5,“ llflerorl "hm L. 5% '" > m‘ y My; pgffqfiflyllh and g

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. H. Newlands, Lieutenant vernor of Saskatchewan, sends apbroval poi! the suggestions. The llloli. M. Cumming. Secretary fr, Jcllloure. in Nova Scotia. "- _ fills movement may spread over ‘all. Canudafi’, The Hon. W- it. Cottingharll. Legislative Coun- sel or Manitoba, expresses hearty prdwnl of liihe‘ suggested ,p mule‘ -I.ll(l‘_l.l!‘fl8l that 0118MB

ion should be taken up atonce- lRichard Turner, of, ebec,

.. sidens eproposition i» one, and says Q e spirit of understand-

lecturer, writes that the suszes-

o median-neatly appeal ‘to whim». _ ’ qrohpolhgr public men write i same etmiu.

ldlfrou iar off Yukon, Mr. "Robert liovlqrmembcr of file Territorial (lodnoii cor whitebolee. ‘writer that. he is. "in hpljctyaccorfl mm u]; m4] eve ption. l" y‘ ' - -N5ad"yourzlet‘ter.to'msn!° j "and allflffhQlflily in sc- ' Illlrllle Med- l pa. quite she oitiuns am villi en- " "an b all

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ilfillfiflt I ‘hltwlldfiii

d resolution recommending a pro- per celebration tieth birthday. for submission the unnual meeting 0t ilbe Ontario Associaited Boards of Trade in No-

retary of the Guelph ‘Chnznber of Commerce writes: Tile Directors oi’ ‘the Guelph Chamber oi‘. Com- merce_ feel llhat the public sglriitlzill‘ Ilnen otiorlllga who ttoolt te ntn steps nr proec are deserving of mllch credit and praise. and we sincerely lhope that the work so well started by yon will culminate in etahe gireattlestacéele- bration ever h d n an ‘ a." Calgary Board of Trndie twrite this: they are ready t0 aplw I1 11 8B8‘! i1 committee in co-olieralte in the cele- bration along pile lines susseaied- nlundas Board N’ Trade suggests an an effort he mude to have Sam-day. July 2nd, pr i ed as a special holiday, “whidli lid dis- t npgqlgla-fltlfosixttieth itlllllwmfllzjii$f n ronl . - ous years”. ‘llhis lfeatualirlle (tail; inaliy ‘proposed by Mr. we.» ll was npt pressed because some cor- respondents felt lit would be diffi- cult‘ ‘to carry the celebration over three days. ‘Owen Sounddioard of, Trade is“ ‘right in lines and agrees that there is dire ll lffll‘ ifblecultivation of greater pri e in Canada, and idle creation and main- guqee p: q deeper national‘ spirit anxngnoali ciiasstes of curing; er ar s o dude, . been beard (will -‘..£vo|rabirive those at ,1; _ s. , é . t.-, pg inesfii ielltimn: I firilnce 31 " 111; in '- one, i. sack- _‘ “Hal. Al- r

aibiilolae

n“: Presidents Gallon» yo.

allocation diner-ill . ~ '1

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' John Garret, Mr. nlld Mrs. Frank "f ealladas>filx' Quinn, Mr. Augustus Quinn, Mrs. i" Beniot and Tommie.

vember. Lt-Col. Simpson. the Sec- Jr"

SPIRITUAL OFFERING and ‘Mrs. John Prowsc. Mr. and Mrs. Janie-s Rush, Mr. and , Mrs. Frank MoGuigan, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Gal- lant, Ml‘. and lilrs. A. E. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. RJStanley and inm- lly. Mrs. James Roachfllnd family. Mr. Thonlalsr-Hognn and ldmily, Mr. A. J. Dougan, Miss Mary Hoyne. ____4oa-__

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THE LATE "RODERICK MIcKINNON

The death occurred at. the resili- euce oi’ his daughter, ‘Mrs. Fred barge. on Oci. 7tlpyof oderick Mc- Kirlnon who had reach d iihepthree score mark. _. ' "

‘The iaie Mr. McKlnnon, wllo was a don of the late Donald and Eun- bemia lMcKinnon. was born at Coi- viile Road in IBGGJHe followed the occupation of fanning’ most Tc- cessiully until ‘twenty two ye rs ago when ‘he removed to this city. and entered Eaiconwood Hospital as Nursing Attendant in which pm- ition be served efficiently until lust March when his healbh- became impaired and be was obliged to ro- sign. '

the late Mr. lMcKinnon bore up pai- ientiy and with trueChristian re- lsignstion until he passed peacefully away. ' ~~

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lAithoug-h suffering ‘for six months-

Prcilbytetlun ' Church MHSIOI‘ of Boyne Ilollgc L. O. l.. of till-s city. _ ' _ ins IBQVQQ? to mourn, his wlic, Elizabeth, daughter oi’ tho lam Archibald, and ‘Margaret. McKinnon, or NnrtnRlver, and two doulrillvrs. Mm, Er "Dame and Mrs. Milton Bell ofth oiiy,_also the following lWOl-llfi‘ '.' -‘sisters: Daniel, New lledior "lvfflfiilfrfArclllbilld, Slxlliic. Wasingqvlrs. ,Kn1le Tbonlaia. 'l‘ollll- ton, MMQHKQEDIIl-‘M-Tfi." Harry Hooli- or. Brit ‘water, Mass. Tile oral. hicll. washyhl o" sonlldv; "oel. in ll, lronrlllé rvsili" ence of lllliuililvllllllfil‘. Mrs. Fred. ‘large, 233 Qlleemsirset ilnder I..O. l.. auSNGQ-B. was largely attended. hearing testimony to the popularity of the deceased.

scrvioewse conducted by Rev. llruce Muir ‘assisted by Rov. Neil llorlnan. Jatermpnt in. Iliglllleld Cemetery. ‘ ‘ '

'l‘lle pail .‘be.§lrers “were: Maser" Abraham Bonnoli. hauler/i. McKin- uml. David Mel-Human, Harry Evans. Spurgeon Warren and Archibald Aic-Kinn ‘n. , _' “ '

Tile fdlIoWiiigWIlorai tributes were ire eivell: ‘ '

illow-dFamliy. ,-

(lreseni, (lranllchildren

‘Florsl-lPieco (Gates Afar). Em- ployees lralconwood Hospital

The deceased was a faithful and

Cresent, Hoyhe L. 01L.

consleientunenlber oi SJ: Jllnlcs‘ Crescent, Mary McKlnnon, Wol- and» a. Post illnnl, blasts.

‘Croscolli, Mi‘. and Mrs. W. C. Stewart. lwroatll, Ml". and Mrs. Chas. Boll and hir. and Mrs. Arthur Bell. Spray, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc- Kinnon, Highiield Crescani. "Chemical Engine 00-. Charlottetown ‘Fire Dept.‘ Wreath. Mr. and Mrs. Mlltlarl. Sllnlmerslde. Spray, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rob- (‘rial lSpray. Mr. Wlllsion. Crescent, Mr. Wm. \V. Down Spray, Mr. and Mm. -D. K. McLeod ‘Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snel KPOVB iSpray ‘of ‘Heather, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson. Edinburgh, Scotland Bouquet, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mc- Innis. Bouquei. Mrs. Spencer ‘Curd of Sympathy. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Davison ' Card of Sympathy. Mrs. Chas. Cnllleron. We nil-so thee from ollr home dear "Father, We miss thee from thy place; A shadow over our life is cast. lWe miss llhe sunshine of thy face. We nliss thy kind and loving hand. Thy fond and earnest care, Our home i-s dark without thee-

Willard

W. L. Smiuh and