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'THE MDNTGALIA. -A cable- gram has been received at the Marine Department here stating that the C. G. 8. Montcalm was leaving Grindstone, Magdalen ls- lnnds. yesterday morning, after de- livering mails, on return to Syd- ll8}'.

ANOTHER SMALLPOX CASE

IN MONCTON.--Another case of smallpox was discovered in Monc- ton yesterday by`the local Board of Health authorities. The patient is Moses Murray, who resides on the Govahg Road at Leger‘s Corner. Murray dame ‘home last week from the some lumber camp where Arth- ur Ferguson had been working, and who was stricken with the disease while returning to his home in P. E. Island. Both patients are now ati the llsolation Hospital in Moncton.

AN |SLANDER'8 EXPLOIT--The many friends of Daniel M. McLeod. who lived at Bunbury Farm for the last half dozen years, but is'now in the State of Washington lumbering will be interested to hear of an ex- ploit in which he figures as an lm~ portant character. 'When he and a Mr. Cook, also an Islander. were |-coming in Spokane, a fellow boar- der came into the room to borrow something and covered Cook with an automatic and demanded money. McLeod saw the act In the mirror, and wheeled about and kicked up his arni and forced the party from the room. He then informed the police, but the man escaped from the house. The city police watch- ed for the hold-up man and Mc- Leod also ran all around the likely places finally seeing him come out of a cafe. He followed him for over half an hour and when he got him in the right position had him arrested, but not without resist- ance. The ho|d~up man got two to ten years in the penitentlary. hic- Leod’.s exploit seems the more ex~ traordlnary when it is known that he has only one arm. He is a son of Murdock McLeod. Head of Mon- tague.

The line weather yesterday was

admirable for the purposes of the civic election. and the votes polled were larger than expected.

_-\s a result of the election Char-

lottetown has a new Mayor lu the peison of Mr. John McKenna. who was elected with 1482 votes. his op- ponent, Ex Mayor P. S. Brown re- ceiving 971 votes.

For Water Commissioners.

Messrs. L. B. Miller. H. F. _Con- nors and J. A. Webster were elect.- ed. in the order of their names giv- Gfl.

In Vl'ard One Mr. Bruce Taylor

was reelected to the Council; in Ward Four Mr. E. A. Foster led, Dr. Yeo ‘being reelected. as his fellow Coimcillor. The contest in Ward Five was very keen. Mr. W. A. Stewart leading with a total of G62 votes, followed by Messrs. Prowse and McLeod (both re-elect- ed.) »

A -total of 2.453 votes were polled'

iii -the Mayoralty contest, as against

2.566 in 1922.

The City Council Chamber. where the ballot boxes were received by. the Returning Officer, Mr. R. M.‘ McNeill, was crowded by citizens, and after the returns had been an nounced. Mr. McKenna was called upon and spoke amid cheers. Mr.- Brown also spoke and was warmly! applauded. Short speeches follow- ed -by the Councillors and W‘ater` Commissioners. -

IF IIIINSTIPMEH,

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Harmless Laxative for the _Liver and Bowels

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ed aw y at Glenflnnsn, Flehyztl: left of this city. wltomrg-cei1tl¢‘ vxaiixtileglelltllttiattldttttzt lélftgeflgseiilt-aeagf Of Watm'

John tiilamnlieusseasxyeu-expel..

Angus. at Glenflnnan; one sister, Mrs Furdun of Newton, Mass. His MA

Rev. I. P.

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e l took place to Fort Agustus The

' teller of the Bank of 'Montreal Vincent Mclfinnon, aged 37 years.

'W W” 3 |if%|0ll P08140!! 0]! to St. John, has again received a The deceased was an employee of “mini” md 'UWB lilly fl‘|°l1dl- promotion and is now transferred J. and T. Morris Ltd of this city.

He leaves to mourn one brother, w g¢_ ggephen, N_ B_ He was 9,9,-ated on mr appendm

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ltis which developed peritonitis

Cleans Kidueys

Take a Little Salts If Your Back, Hurts. or Bladder

von M¢i<ENNA swonN_|and despite the -best medical

new Mayor-elect, Mr. John Mc- treatment he passed away. He

in His Lordship‘s Chambers 'J0hh

son ,

'W Ex-Mayer Jenkins and Mr. Nichol-f -

The death occurred at Earlhatn, gon IOWLI.. on Saturday last, after a- new week

widow of the late John J. Chappell, arte formerly of the Prince Edward Is- lberg

fi FWUWHY. who Dassed away‘

about twelve years ago. |_ ,

Th* f°"°W|”E SWS and d8\l8hl- second of this season's series of:mE}g

City Clerk being present. The: Wit Councillors and Water Com ord

Feb. 7th and was largely attended. K |

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Is Troubling You

children also one brother! N0 mln 0|' WOIDBH ¢!lU make Y of this city. ' lmistake by flushing the kidneyi

m occasionally, says a well-know:

h deepest sympathy we rec-Tauth e death of Thomas Edmund food

. - Uh 5 "mess °f MF-S- Cllslllwll. inissioners will be sworn in this Campbell, pgiowed gon of _vir_ anfghe rnoon in the City Council Cham \irg_

by Mayor McKenna. <;¢u,-re

ITERARY SOCIETY -- The`Thur

"9 le" t° “h‘?"|Sh U19 1116111017 lectures under the auspices of St. ‘mg

of a loving and devoted mother, Jam Mrs. R. G. Taylor in Charlottetown lan Mrs. Richard Stewart, Miss Mattie gthe Egllilllpell. John Chappell in Van- was

a railway division, s-nd Mrs. J. tug

Thompson of Earlham at whose gtmcuve Pape 0 Th A t fiphy. h°'"e Mrs- Chappell died. - Poetry, by in-_ ar. angel; ciiigf balle- I s. lJouald McKinnon of Char- Superintendent of Education. Mr. `-m°n‘1 ottctoun is u niece of the deceas- D. Edgar Shaw, president, occu-

pled

eg Literary Society was heldmgno night. Owing to anumber of ne to r attractions the attendance'

ority. Eating too much ricl creates acids, which exciv kidneys. They become over

d at his home in Middleton on ish and fall to filter the waste auf. sday evening, Jan. 31st. 1924 ,poisons from the blood. Then- wi

und_was widely known and_get y respected, his kind and lov- liver disposition, and constant good ess,

r made him a general favor- cord

all. He was endowed with all kldn

not as large as it might other- ‘he

oble virtues essential for hap-I Th

61'. B€ll.l8_ll\U1 T-. in Saskatche- wise have been, but those who at- 'mess' -"1 th

Thomas Campbell which oc-fworked from the strain. get slugg

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sick. Rheumatism. headaches trouble, nervousness. dlzzln speeplessness and urinary dis ers often come from slugglsl eys. e moment you feel dull ach. e kidneys, or your back hurts the urine is cloudy. offensive

wan, where he is superintendent' tended had me 9,-“liege of “Meng The pall bearers were: -nlessrs. or if

go 3 mast mteremng and m_§Thomas W. Hamill, John L. .\iur- full

m of the lecture a vote of thanks, Vale”

At Rustico on Jan 16th there mov

passed peacefully to rest Mr. onded by Judge Stewart d “isle oonaifi iuciuiiisn in the ninetieni pm-teti by asv. w. on fiiiiiizgilzlunde

year of his age. _ was

wh wh

ed by Mr. D. K. Currie, sec- and

tended to Mr. Rogers, whoiafia

There are left to mourn on so , fl i -th James R. of West Cove Head annd Flotvtsgly replica' This was ml' e two daughters; Mrs. John E.f;i.~e

to the proposed library for the sol”

lm9S~ Chi"`|0U¢!0\\'D Royalty andisociety and it was arranged that “'35

Mrs. Oliver LePage, of Rustlco with fthe

committee would report at the Pres

James .\iacGuiga.n, Austin Ro- pass

Wilfred Hamill, and Ray- tion

of sediment, irregular o age or attended by a sense of scaldlng, begin drinking .

Johnston, quart of water each day. laso ge

' _#_ about four ounces of Jad Salts fror.

the chair. At the conclusion( R°TARY cLUB_Y"‘“@"d3Y WHHPDY

tine Day at the Rotary Club, ful i

the program con- V hrea

d of "stunts" put " on kldn

ns Hal Palmer and Dr'-, Allen. the

pharmacy; take a tablespoon n a glass of water befor kfast, and in a few d'°ys you eys may act fine.

r the direction of Rot- This famous saltsis made fron

acid of grapes and lemon juice

former being in the chair- Tbecombined with iitlia, and has beet

d by 3 Short discussion rem, musical program included a vocal use

by ‘Vit Ralph Huestis, who

d for years to flush and stimul the kidneys; also to help uct;

- - - ate

heartily 9“°‘"ed~ The guests tralize the acids in the system, sf.

ent were P._D. Patton, nation- the

y no longer cause irritation

om he resided. The funeral 1119;; meey_ing_ ,al Y. M. C. A. secretary, Toronto.ithus often r,_,"e`.ing bladder Weak

_*_ Rotarian Thomas Coleman of St. 8_

ich was largely attended tooki

place 0" Ja” 13"! from R”-*U00 YO' The general store of \lr Simon Swpheni N- B-' M" L» D' -“""raY~'ne§

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John Clark- Col. John R. Allan, 1~he` bundmg was B two 'story on "59 Beamfo and IW Cliff- wooden structure 22 by 50 feet.

_ and centrally situated in the vil-

n New \ear’s morning death en ]age_ There were ombundgngs 351116 Y-Ing of the Prince Co.. branch,” d the home of Lyda Jones of the rear, and 3 "ghting plamyvof the new Tourist Association wasf

Hazelbrook; and called to higher which also were commegely des.lheltl on Tuesday evening in the'

vice sister Hannah Jones, a groyed, Neighbors disco,-ered ¢he;Town Hall, _Vice President -.\lc-

dearly beloved, and highly honoredfire at 12.30 Wednesday morning§Arthur presiding. A fairly member of the Hazelbrook Bap- and the alarm 500|; spread everyone number of influential citizens

Ch“'”h- giving what assistance was pos-fr»1'@S@I\t. il1ClUding'.\fr. he ¥e\"'|U@S Were C0l1dU0t9d by sible. The fire made such pro-.dergast of Kensington.

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illan’s Cemetery at West Cove lpmeau at North Ru_5m.0‘ “-'as com. mahaser Of the Bank of \'o\'a‘

d. The service was conductediplt-te-ly destroyed by fire eariy3s°°

by Rev. W. C. Aitken assisted by1\vEdn€.sday morning* The [mal intendent of the Western Unloaler

. T. A. Wilson. inns |s esmmged by M,-_ pineal, at '1`@l‘*8f2iDh Cllmllally. St. John. ltqak he pai|.b@ur@|-5 were Megs,-Sfbetween $9,000 and $10,000 The was announced that “Ladles’ Night"l"h"

"em LeP“3*’- Wnltel' Bunfailb origin of (he the Ls unknowln will be held at the Rose and Grey the

:id Salts in inexpensive; mnk'

U5' and ML C; W' Meme' 5;lp‘__r_‘a delightful efierrescent litha~wai.

drink which everyone shoulr e now and the nto help kee, kidneys clean and active an' blood pure, thereby often

February 2gth_ -'avoiding serious kidney complica

é tions. By all means have you

_ToUR|$T A530¢|AT|QN,__ A physician examine your kidney.- e . _

P1lSl0l`. Rev- R- W- Lindsay- gress that within two hours the fwere given by C. R. Rogers,

I i1|l\10ll§l1 U19 day “'88 very building was completely gutted. Agman ofthe Financial Comm. 5 0l'l1\5'- Illlllly fri€l1dB gathered tolnearhy barn belonging to Mr.-Schurman. A. F. _-irsenault,

adieu to all that remained of Daniel Campbell and the house arid'.\ E \[c1,ean \i P and a

that once bright life. A memorial barn of Mrs. Perry caught se\'erai'i,¢;,~ ' ‘ ' _ ' H

gervicg gras held in the church on times but the continual drenchingim po an. t . Pastor L'ndsa , a oke of w te f ‘ ~ - . `f . 4 ' from Rev. nit and ,sth im-dl; of|hniid‘_in;s.mm bnckelb wed mm A F"'””°m "me Wm be launched'

fort and hope to relatives and Practically all the availableog

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f\'|9UdS~ g \valer in the village was used in§;a The pall bearers were the three the fight to keep the flames from -

g adjourned.-H.

of others, all being unanimous giving every assistance ssible ‘

Monday next through the town; that will be the ilrst steps to- ke the project a success. Meet-

least twice a year.

60118. Jvnes. McCalie, Jenkins. spreading and before dawn sever-Im

brothers S. Sealey, H. B. Jenkins al of -the pumps had run dry. ; snghLocke Jones. Fortunately there was little orlh

ese are left to mourn, besides wini nd th fi d w 5 . -'I

many friends. Henry and Lyds at gt(i)e¢ess(fu?iy\ cznriliieeti amiga ti:-:%F'““°'s M°'““'S £’“j°" ‘“‘“" ‘"1 home, Robert of Mt. Herbert; hfrs.|Pineau property. How the firéllhe early age of 3' y`arS' I

McKenzie in Southport and started or in what part of the; .

' ’ _ . morning at 8.4o a. m. to St. Duns-

- MCLGOU. Spokane. store building. it was inipossibleftam; Cathedral where High Mass to discover. lt was customary to iw

James Duncan rtlaccormacir a na- bank a fire in the store at night. - t R C C tive of Prince Edward mana. dtediin this way keeping the Perlshablelfgem' thence '° he ` ` em”

lt his home. 20 HOW8l’d Stré@I.}§|g‘;:s fl';°?u frggfngé .This gasgby the Rev. Father Arsenault. Portland, Maine, on Jsnuary`26th,i 0 SS vening. w en; The pan bearers were 3 10|. after an illness ol two and a halfi'h*;‘§!0;_1n;§s c;l:e;lnu:>h;itci?yp$~;.Hows. Pete, (jom-oy, Peter S .\fc-} years. ° _ ',K Mr. MacCormack was the son of;;_;”d“|y' r"5|5‘°r°d at the R” "9- Ronaltl J. and Jane (Connell) Mac-; °'° ' Hooper. 3; Cormack. who fo many years re-= _ ded in Lot 16. lnr1886 he was mar§cA;;T§:EN§AT1igaN“ To (:‘A'L`their loss: Father and mother.; ed to Margaret L Kilbrlde ol`~l.otf‘m mm] R';ne"\_o 2 "va°s”:§'e r'e‘c"i‘;',§hree hirotgirs ani!" two si:étlt)ars,I

11, d th wid t the with; ‘ ' i ames n s on. an on ar- seve‘t‘inchiId:ea aii’:tw`;g;ranxd chil-lien' °[ R purse °f *sono* presemedflottetdwn Police force. .\farzBl'@l ill

At Charlottetown. Feb. 12th, at is late residence 318 Fitzroy St. '

The funeral was held Thursday

as celebrated by the Rev. Father `

ry where service was conducted

enna, Ernest McTague, Jamey

Lawler, Arthur Martin and Geo.ii

The following are left to mourati

- FEEDS?

Yes we have them, and the

beat obtainable

-For-

Hornn. Cattle. Sheemrin and Poultry Sold ln

. any quantity

at lowest Dricee Wholesale and Betull.

Feed Oslo, Buled Huy. Buled

Straw (lor bedding). Cow Chow, Oll Clk Meal Coil

l . on Seed

Meal. Cracked Corn. Feed.(.‘oru- maui, Boiled 008|, Oatmeal, Cracked Outs und Burley, Dil- tlllerl Dried Grain (for Cattle), Bluleh!old’u Hog Feed, Scratch Food for Poultry. Crushed Oye- iur llhelll und Grit for Poultry and a full supply of Poultry Foods, Poultry und Block Bogu- futon.

dren survive him. The children arefby the |’°°P|e °f '"'|5hi°“'|1-A Park-'Bath. Maine. bottle at homey: _ wife F- °f P°,;g;»g ,Mfr °§,°f‘e°-58.25: ff.‘I."...E.“".i1‘.“‘;‘.'t..Z‘-f'.Z{.‘1.“.i.‘?,»f»y hi- -»-I fe" "1 . carter & co., Ltd.

, . K , , §"_sP;‘::l';y|§fs cuyler 3:1361 §;::4less of the exlgencies of weather- _3Ap|_y 5ER5AVEp_ _ 'rhelf “RU” 'E305 _ ari<,'N JI Mrs'-lohn w- 6'. H°wm1i““" "’“‘“'”"' “S21 °f death °“*°"°" ‘”° "°'“° l ot New orleans, tit, Ronald J.. ai-' - If if* °“‘*`M"~ E- Kem’ C““‘°"°“ _

ben w., and Frances E. ot ron- She Found Them 3

W l

liillson of Los Angeles, Calif.

land and the grandchildren are '

Margaret Anne Come and Mah) Mal'Veu0lB Renledyrghe early age of eight years and garet Ellen -MaoCormack. i _‘_ . I Two surviving brothers are Frank What MPI. Nl_°|‘0¢¢u Sly! °f D°44 l-fe

ot Beiieviiis, N. J., and colin B. ntl Kidney Pllll i

Wellington, P. E. I., and two sis-, ' -i

ters. Mrs. Annabella §oungvo’f"l*few Quebec" wgiman 'e\:¢f|f;'r;:d Ie: 0

. m com ca on o u 5 .

Haven Conn.. and rs . a andpmund and In D-tum. Kmzcelving the sympathy of the com ` The funeral mass was held at the nay Fllll- fterment took place ln. the Peoples

Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- Ste. Perpetue. P. Q.. Feb. 15.'-V ce tion at 9.45 a . m. Monday, Jan-‘(Special)-_The value of Dodds

ir St et on Sunday night andi ook their little son, Edward at, Professlonal

ver. The departed from lnfancyl

much sacrificing care on the part f his devoted parents who are re--

munity in their bereavement. in-

Reve. C D White and G S Mitchell '

leven months following a painful °

llness of four week, of rhueniatlc % Anfcaulgar had been delicate occasioning Bmmsrsm goucnon, Era

Isley to Loan Celeron Block Charlottetown P. E Island

Cemetery on Tuesday aftemoon. & Mcphe(

; B.

uagy 28th an dthe pallbearers were;Kldaey Pills as a ‘household rem-i0mc|,¢||,g_ 1-he pai] bearers

were; Roy Smalltnan, Roland Lyle, ; J. A. lenoiranp I1. 11'. llernzn

bi l Kllbrld . Walter Jotberz 'statement of Mrs. E. Morneau. a-Maxwell Robertson and Earl; u. A.

-"\\" igsniei Desmond! and John M. Tyr:'well-known resident here. :Baken The floral tributes in-| Barrlnem- Aran-ner. me.

.~‘°If I H , I "»i have quillered for several eluded a wreath from the firm of lleaey to Loan 'M e months from rheumansm, back-isinclair and Stewart, Limited' aslilkr lllldllc Clarlottelun

Leo. P. Hinds, Thomas Newman edy is shown -by the ivllnwlhsf

I it 1 t 'um

. .rn|0AV , iache, pains in the head andfwreath from t e emit oyees o |

54,,-a_m[,s_" .Mi-s, .Morneau says. "lsame finn, a. crescent from-Mri, Palmer & Palmer

‘ v . _ Bos ll; h wsnoso iN -cALGARY-The mon sight boxes of maui Kidney and tlgegrs, Dxfm $3553; 3 "_ ,_ ,AL-“_ K G

following appeared in n recent Cal-|p|||¢ and they have greatly -benefit.

om a

et fr Mr nd Mrs Wm

lun-later, Ete-

Kary DBWT- MTB- C°|D0Y! ‘ll ‘I "3"" ted me. l recommend them 'to slid* b°“q“ °m ' “ ' M I !, " “__ of St. Peters Bay and has manyithose who mme, from kidney c0m_:;\l;dM;:a?;is\"i"i;,nai §il':alatl;Mf:_"tlJli;t;‘eldr; 1 “nk n ;:'- 8”". 'nun' mend! here* l»‘('A quliait wl:!dd(g:i!|pmmtB 'for I have mum' 'hem mar. and s wreath from Mr. John Green ¢7llI'|°“fl°Wl» P- F- |-

¢°0k l2l|_H°°d°l Jgggmf’ “IVE 'when' velloiis. You can tall olhem vgho and “muy _B

gfllg' Elilz‘;lbt?t¥i Balderii)t.'on became "un" from bag mane” that t ey ' C

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' Peel fine! No lrilllllt or l!I¢0l- um bride of Mr, William 0. Col- nrsozgli §‘|’gg§,y pm” have ,become (swam m ,M Gu.,.¢|.,,) -unsure ny. 1. has as-sa-.te veaieace followu a gentle liver and peys. the Rev. A. W. R. Whiteman ‘f'm" mm(_d‘y an over the ,,,,,.|¢' MONTREAL hm “_ _TM »|¢¢|¢.| u¢||..| .gg ||~,|¢.i bowel cleansing with "Cascaroll-" officiating. immediately after the; “ V 0 ‘ls have med "mm Mum” pr." "MI," 1°, l .||,,,,. pnqiq u_|¢¢¢ 4. my* gn, x... sick Headache. Blillonaaell. Cues ceremony the bridal Dart! adiourn- °°`“‘:'° giitgem mod They am 'ox pm .I me cmnum Fur AW n. nn" lndizestioa, and all such tilstrel sd to the Palliser hotel. where the ""1 i°"“nd Mmm’ A 'kmmy mm_ mm. hu., W" “45_ onus :qu lallangansn Georg: sons by morntns. For loo, Wo- wedding breakfast was served. Lat- 22;” 2'rh‘;y help _buuuhm ,h,.,,,,,,,. M,-_ w_ gpmggf 3. Meta.-¢ mar-’ “Hd

|1185 and Children-lilc boxes, also er, Mr. and Mrs. Colpoyn left for, 1, diabetes heart dlii ed highest prices with an excellent 'hlqlnue Q4.

25 and 50a sizes. aa! drag store. |the coast where they will renitie." ;|;».l:l,.“l;l‘;l\u::1f;-ry trouménl ' oouwuom ‘ omg loan-0 me u n h. I an U

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