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dcr for Three Dollars iii order for two Dollars in mercha answers as you wish. The con

merchandise and the‘ third, ndlse- You may send as many ,

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In business since 1881

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CHARLOTTETOWN

CARPETS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS

We have clothed the youth and old age too To remain in busiels, it's up to you.

Queen Street and Victoria Row '

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cheerful and such n deoontive fcnturo-inake you feel there's no piece like HOME. You'll be surprised how cheaply you can get them at

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MacKINNON

SILVER FOXES AND FURS

pale" in lllgh Class Live Silver Foxes for Breeding

Fox and other Furs for

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Phones 1-446 and 396. CHARLOTTETOWN. P. ll. I.

GREAT AGEICULTURIST HONORED IN TRINIDAD PORT or SPAIN, TRINIDAD. N0v_ “Fwy the Canadian Pre§>— Ag- llitiiltllrists from 8.11 DUI’! 0f Tflnidiid, l VIII! llﬂed heads in a rude We wooden hut in the heart oi’ the Forest, recently paid tribute to IIH memory of the late Sir Francis Hon A.B.Oarr, president oi 5' ‘Irlxilnm and Tobago agricultural “will. moved a resolution extending “Walhy to the relatives of the man ‘We death u a also: loss to the “my and to lagrlculture in the M»: oi’ the West Indies. in Devon 7i. years ago, 8h‘ “m” Wvrkcd in the interests of RM India agricultural for 40 years Ill stove to implant a love oi nature h the cliildlen attending the_ schools. It Wu buried on the minds o: the

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GOROON LIINO

Corner Greet George and Kent streets.

West Indian nzricultural college here, among the plant life he has tended. He was principal o! the college from 1921 to 1924.

Tho Arena. Forest was chosen be- cause it contains one of the most hal- lowed spots in the vmolo West Ind- ies. and the agrlculturisls had gone there as guests o! the iorest depu- tment to observe the great progress being made in reforestation. Four hundred years ago three missionar- leg, the governor and the principal authorities were put to death 11y Indians who had invited them to a banquet on the occasion oi the insul- uration oi a mission ior the Indians. A wooden cross marks the last res- ting place of the victim!- OI 0H9 0i tho most blood-thirsty attacks ever made on strangers to the Islands by the Indians they iourlti therﬁ- In 1557. the King of 9min. would“! 5°

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Fraser's history " confided to the Cu-puchlns oi the Province oi Catalon- ia the spiritual charge oi the Indians of Trinidad. Five ‘Missions’ (Indian Settlements under the joint charm‘ 0'1 a. Priest and oi’ a Civil Mﬂ-Bistfﬂie) were iormcd. In Dec,‘ 1699, v/hen may opened a mission in the Island oi Trinidad under the name 0t Sari Hanciso de 10s Arenalcs the In- dlans, prompted by the devil. put w o, cruel death the three Missionaries who had undertaken the charge of it"

According to a. tradition ivhlch still exists among the old Silillllﬂrds of the Island, it would appear that the Governor and the principal au- thnrities were also present at I110 banquet giving on the occasion 0f this inauguration of the MLssion 0i son Francisco. and that on a DW- eoncertedmlgnel .belng mode they were all massacred by the Indians.

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. - JOHN MIQCAULL

The death of Mrs. Louise MacCaull. wife o! John MaoCaull, occurred early this morning at the home o! nei- daughter, Mrs. J. A. Pincock, 32 Portledge avenue. alter a week's ill- neas. Mrs. MacOeull was born at North Wiltshlre. P. E. Io April 10. 1849. and was thus in her 82nd Your. Bic 1w: resided III Dorcheslsr, n. a.

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weddina presents. etc., a specialty-

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CHARLOITETOWN. P. E. I.

MARGONI RAOIO

be satisﬁed with Radio until you hear it by Marconi.

132 Great George Street

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You owe it to yourself to sec this new sensation Automobile. ‘.9 miles to a gallon oi‘ gasoline.

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dry cleaned by our modern l metods. take on a. newness? which you'll find pleasantlyl surprising. I

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The late Mrs. MacCaull was I. member of the MonctonFlrst Baptist Church and a life member of the Missionary Society, being a valued and active church worker.

In the sliiretowli of Westmol-iand where she spent the greater pan; of her life, she was well known and highly estwmed, and during her rc- sidence in this citylshc‘ had made many friends who will cherish her memory.

Besides her husband she leaves one sun. William B. MacCaull, of Missouri Valley, Iowa. and three daughters, Mrs. M. F. Haynm. of Bcachmont, Mass; Mrs. W. l". Oi-oasman, Winni- peg, and Mrs. J. A. Plncock, Moncton. She ls also survived by two brothers. David Arblng, of Summcrsidc, and William Arblng, of North Berivlck, Me.. and one sister, Mrs. James Reeves. of Freetown, P. E. l’,

'I‘lie funeral will be held from her late home, 32 Portledge avenue, on Thursday afternoon. with service at I o'clock, leaving for Elmwood ceme- tery at 2.30.-—M0ticwn Trluouipt,

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The death oi Mrs. Louise Mac- Cauli, wife of Mr. John MacCaull, occurred at 2.30 this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Pincock, 32 Portledge Avenue, alter a week's illness. Mrs. MacCauII was born at North Wlltslilre, P.E.l., April 16th, 1849. and was thus in the 82nd ycai“ of licr agc. She resided at Dor- clrlstcr, NB, for many years, before coming to Moncton.

The decenscddady was a. member of the Moncton First Baptist Church and a life member of the Missionary Society, being a valued and active church worker.

In the shirctown of Westmorland where she spent so many years oi her life, she was well known and highly esteemed, and during her res- idence in this city she had made many friends who will cherish her memory.

Besides her husband she leaves to mourn one son, William B. Mae- Caull, of Missouri Valley, lows, and three daughters, Mia. M. r‘. Haynes. o! Belchmont, Mass; Mrs. W. J.

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Basn Sale Specials

Beriord Peas 3 tins for 25c

Grapes 2 lbs. 25c Tomatoes, 2 tins for . . . . .. 25c Corn. 2 tins for . . . . . . . . . .. 25c

Cornﬂakes. 3 packages for 25c Toilet Paper, 7 ior . . . . . . .. 25c Bull: Tea. per lb. . . . . . . . . .. 35c

-i Packages Jelly‘ Powder .. 25c (‘ranberrles (Special) qt. .. 10c

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lult Cases .............. $1.94‘ Men's Braces 39c Men's Overalls $1.29 Men's Muiﬂers . . . . . .. 98c Men's Caps . . . . . .. 98c to $2.50 Men's Sluts $1.00 to $1.25 Men's Work Hose . _ 49.- .V Sllc

) Boys Underwear ..

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grejznlenixqwivtgincg. silo Mrs. .1. A. Percy po{o.{”""“" f '164"'j35""3‘;§j¢,5,_'; Ken," _"_'_"13,, ,8; . _

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The funeral will be held from her, PPPCY Ill-bins 190 155 lie mirror.

late home, 32 Portlcdcc Avenue, cnI Thursday afternoon. Sci-vice m. 2‘ o'clock, leaving {o1- Elmwgqd tery at 2.30.-Moncton Times.

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