EPTEMIQQKQ. 193 THE CHI\RLO'I‘TETOWN_(_}UARDIA._*

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FOR SALE. round mahogany table.

The MacKenzie Pioneers i an l ue; also six fume oak Hgngred By Desgendan t3 lollﬁsfploontlnso. Mrs. Jam; n

l Prlchard, Duke Street, Summerside. ii l 7120-9-23-31 A fealture o! the MacKenzie Centen- and preparing for them their morning; i- ary Ce ebration held on Wednesday. meal. AK; u; 1, 1 _ ~ September 17th. at Long Creek. was an’ Then she extinguished the chinmey he f; b}; “Les 8.‘; Paul“ historical sketch of the life of Normanlﬂre to ensure the safety of the little C umh a 0°“ MC Bod 5' 5a “r MacKenzie. and his wile Catherine ones. I 1553'» sepl-embel’ 27m "t 2 °'°1°¢k~ MacKay MacKenzie. who arrived on After this, she, too. walked the three. 7124-9-23- thed Island from Scotland, one hun- miles and joined her husband on the; ﬁre years ago. shore, and returned with him, carrying . The sketch was compiled by descend- her share, a. switch basket, known as a I CHARITY AUCTION Fol“; ants oi these pioneers and read by Mr. creel arid containing a bushel of green “v55 l" C~ w- I" Han- Thumb Malcolm MacKenzie. _ fish, which were salted for the winter. September 25th. 7111-9-22-1

' I Clorious Memory Of

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HISTORICAL SKETCH Lived to a Rh» 01d Ase _ WISTARIA sans-Ii. M. s. "Wis Norman MacKenz-le nd m u ' Pespite these and other hardshlpswt-iria’ left port yesterday morning a Catherine MacKay MatazKenzief dlmivth“ vlwmus “ﬁdéuged rlimuplidrmm 7 o'clock for New Redford, May from families who lived chieﬂy in the; the B18313?“ ve h t: p: out agvc’ "here she will remain for a few day Western Isles of Scotland. his native‘ ‘hf “A” a“ Iwtkfmu tjlagerm‘: g. , home being Rasay, a detacnd portionlgll.‘ lgngfgy years e ‘in: "shear havigg “THE VANQUBHED gQUmE" of the Isle of Skye. Both families were ' _‘ ‘ tylllﬁfliltléislmilnédlersluandr merit closely.-ggféifeglswgizghzfmii} gllswfosngwivlf south Rustlco Hall, Thursday. Sol assoc a e w e e o errespec- - . ' tembe- 25th t 8.30 h r b Kelly ﬁve “mum lihc names being in] order oi age . lcross ‘Dramaltlic mu: a 212229-23 I I

Norman was by profession a gard-iwlhltlf"?! fxill¢KQlllshemzfaféedthiﬁgggv - .~ l ener’ and ‘leniid m tlhis ‘iapacltl; 3;”! ‘Cllzllrdgll oelevdggof “illlﬂi: grew to mali- vALLEiFiElilrgggfsLL HEAD some YEHPS in e emp oy 0 one 0 e ' . -

Seaforth MacKenzies. llgifrd [$12 wmnanhwd’ ‘even Ems and Pastoral charge. Services Sep, 2B 1C m‘ ‘m’? ."°1°"5°d l” ‘ “m1” °li Malcolm MacKenzie, married Gather-la m. Valleyiield. Gaelic: ii a. In noted musicians among whom were the me MacNevm of Argyle shore They. , _ V, _

famolys MacKay 1.1mm one of theselhad m" children nine c! who-m grew A-nlleyfleld, Rally Day servlce. 7.30 °" of Sussex: and a cousin of theirs, Don-l ixrlre-xznder Mukemle’ remained un- ‘ mm ' l ms 1" ald MacKay. was piper until his death l m“ 1e '

. . - ‘ d John I in 1m to His Royal Highness, Edward! “,'§‘_~‘-"“°‘ ,M“’K°“"°' m?” . LIVE FOWL WANTED-Purchas- Prmce o, Wahm ‘Clllht. Th_y had ﬁve gills and tvlo i,

_ boys‘ ﬁve of whom grew up’ {our 8M5 lug live fowl. P. J. Noy, Hunter hiv- roﬁﬁlitﬁliiiie2i.§’..§‘;i§.§;"ll§’.ii§§i.§l“"1 "v- ’°“ "Md"- Sm 2* A» °~ “m” 1 . . . ‘ ” I 5- l , ' ' , | 1 - positions m the Royal household. ‘nylftlli 31*!lliggigglllﬁwlgilgelgénlzglgegoﬁlél? i Albany. Thursdal. Sept g5. Cutliife Norman MacKenzie with his wife “ “ ‘ BIN» Fredeilcm". Frldiy- Seilfs- 26

. KL: d v'th Al xand '. glrlllgilti-rlanlgltythﬁllpiilingrogl; tliqcérwffindtht; q (glhrigtlie Mafxmzieel’ married Alexam Interest/ed in good quality stock only ' l ° dsr MacNeill and was left a widow 5- R- Pendleton- "1106-9-22-21 Skye, in S ptemb oi th ' 1830. .- ,,- » . His family conselgted ofeslisldf tll0ll'l“:l.‘rl-1¢l'href‘ ~birlsdlxtlolkllsodr shortlydal-lmx children: James. Malcolm, Margaret.~1“1]“i-‘e Ldme , er 0121a“ ?rc Mary. Christie. and Jessie. d1‘: ‘me was Tera! 511mm e1" 2?‘? S. Sambro, Captain Renouf. arrived in Th‘? m"! “"- Alexmde" “mam” iilrlrnghantip a?“ pd l: in r cart from Montreal at th P l with his grandfather. John MacKay, oil l“ 5 l?!” :13 wags madeMe ome 1 f" e 0w“ Pcrthshire. Scotland. till the year 1e32, '“ 3"“ f“; Xe”? e" “*1 d J°g'D Wharf yesterday morning. and d15- mhgnh: jgidncrl git? lresg of the family lmcffsaai at en“: Z-nrnniigre e a" ohsnzed a, quantity of canned goods. rm e war s an . . . ‘ ‘T- 5 f v ._ Three 0mm, children‘ Christie, Jessie ACllclthonne Mackenzie married John. lie Zimbllt) let part in tho sftel _ . acNclll. Ten children were born ‘D0011 for hewloundland. and Flora. were born on the Island. w them a“ of whom 1x b s m! mu . The family landed on what is now ‘ '5 0y a r

known as Dickieson's Point and re- 181x15‘ grew up’

niained here with friends while they Kira: $13.2? ﬂﬁugar-lilﬁgyﬂggg xicgl 0N 55D MISSION-MFR 5mg” built their log cabin home on the farm. ‘ hnd n ., b ' 1 - lllioldan, Stcadman St. left Friday for now owned by Norman's grandson. c fen‘ f“ oys and two grls‘ Thlsi v .- ,.. > .- Alexander Mackenzie, m Long Creek family mmod to western canal-la many l\ew Hat .n. Connewicut. being calls.

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They became tenants of the Wright! estate. and paid ground rent to the‘ proprietors of this estate until the Actl passed under the administration of

years ago and their recent history is there by mo sudden death O1- he,

unknown to the committee. One of their soils was one oi the first white men killed in the North-West Rebellion.

sister. W-Jiemlna (Mrs. Oscal Goudey). The deceased lady was a

to work with hands or brain——there is no better

health habit than a daily cup of FRYS

Ho“ Louis Davies (afterwards s“ Louis l beizilgeiilﬁted in til; ﬂrslt; flgrces organ- I daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs _ Davies) forced the proprietors tosell " “o S ppress e re e ' ‘Mun Mcxmdnck- mmerl-V"! RE I-

green“! Li? Oﬂma” ﬁr Oagmw‘ to the tenants their holdings, thus be- Aiggaglnmaélgeenzlﬁkd xgfﬁgeihgggéf: ‘out has resided in New Haven for coming freehold settlers. ' y " 111101191011 Tmesy

_ . Here they remained and on the death oéllawrmm grew u?» 5°11!‘ boys and mam’ 3'93"- of Norman MacKenzlc in 1863. his son. a '

F0!‘ S816 by Alexander .came into DOSSESSLm of the ‘

l I nephew. Aloxnziici‘ MacKenzle, who is

farm and llClLl it iill he sold it to his Associated Gas €a°Electric Systems “°" ‘h?

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Through these children have come a "VH3" yfsmrday the speaker w” Mr‘ very large number of descendants lin- "V. A- Blﬁkefs- the United slat-CS 60W ‘lClulilllg to date seven greahgreahgrcat sul 1'01- charloggemu-n, who gave 1m grandchildren) two hundred and ﬁfty interesting dadress on the Unmd

mgflllelvllaggafgzigeaga“$511333 0r? lit?!‘- dfgtsplgseilé‘ a1, 0:; sfevfffetgafyr‘ States system of elections. Mr. Hick- bled closely that bmumful exahpﬁes-gé: ‘time total number of friends and rela- ers pointed out that the functions oi scribed l“ Bums- “cottar-S Saturday 1 mggrgfgenﬁligélciifa- t l b the political convention in the Unit- Night", for though both husband and qummed a large nugbgoo! axiom; ed States was somewhat 51ml!!!‘ t0 $16; ‘Sggyﬁgnizfrlttieltl laifggilérlgghﬁlillleﬁ- lants 10 1-115 adopted land bu; he also the conventions in Canada. He also and other Scottish amciauons‘ thseglbequeathed a heritage in the memory explained the system of primaries

~ wage in the main of a. deeply religious ‘all; ‘gffﬁjl;§gjr‘“°fﬁ,fgycflgfaléltfgglxg which some states may select in pref- __*_ . an devout turn of mind. and I I y - - ,- ‘ ' . ti . At ti began the day.s work with mgrzfgéqtrust. is still b.lng perpetuated and we “Yen” to wnve“ ‘m5 we me

d . u _ pray may ever be perpetuated in his there was no oontrol over PYlmBﬂQS In a recent test of 470 cars volun- prlaient there is in this province no nil? om and ended it m like man descenda-"ts- The ‘mkswndini $08811 but in ‘mort recent years a. control iarily submitted for inspection only compulsory inspection of cars, al- Real want 111m. have, knew’ but plan, “rumivgnvgllife tfrgis chad?" was: ' had been exercised. He also explain. t per cent were found to be without though in all probability a very large living and high thinking was then the the world-q g your Ono“ above “l the present system of voting for mechanical defects. This is a sign- percentage of them are a menace to “'59? 01 the day in most homes in i * id t tl oi h an electoral col- Prince Edward Island d th l h " p“ e“ ' ‘r w‘ a liicant example of the condition inlllfe and property. Every car on the ‘an er °me

‘Formal Programme W - a The first part of the day was spent " g _ 1 whlch the electors of this 4' which motor cars are being used on highway should be periodically in- as no excep on to that rule’ r e n the highways oi this country. At spected.

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M. Rowe was chairman. ‘Pl-le presld- Icon would mcrt the directors and the‘1Clubu‘ase5r1ei‘lﬂ11YWIWYBI ent further stated that next Tuesdaylvhairmen oi the various corrllnitteesllﬁublic address of Mr. Bil ' the district governor will visit Char-zitotarian Reuben hint-Donald .l\'l'l0 waslroming to Charlottetown lottetown and after the noon lunch-“ln the chair stated that the Roiarylleiore this club.

Pioneer Life

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GENERAL ELECIRICQ

Damﬂes were not unkn v ‘ r m in the meeting of old and new at a 1 g1 . l, ‘ my mm women of Scotland carriedmfxlomorthei: quamtandm accompanied by th} g n m on are 5mm} 5° m

_ _ . bcr stamps to register the popular naﬂve land an an of ﬁn k1 strains of the bag pipes. played by Mr. peculiarly the" own, and theersilifs :5 John MacKenzle ta grandson of Nor- vote. Prior to 1830 presidents were el-

_ d m , man MacKenzie) and Captain Mac- c . t1 b t u, _ i ='-':-Z%Z-i’*i~=I-Z§I-Z%I-Z=%Z-:E aolweddindglmgfrigszvvegegl-lsbycerlleliglldtldl: Donn“ o‘ Charlottetown C t d dime y y he W“ or e pw

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Pr e Pce Ea rd ‘an d fygglffe Zlgmieigghglezg: Ital: a 352513" bbolcolllvtllt S2122: ovtyrtlblerllielsr: inrsghesilstoxsflollldglln alts I TAX ARREARS -

cendants and relatives of Nonnali i

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against Fire and Weather

Brantlord Arro-Lock Slates have a SP2‘. ‘al interlocking Feature that fastens all the slai rs

together to Form a QNE-PECE rool. The

Wind cannot carry all single slates, liar

wor i . . cle-arl explained. Mr, W. K. Rogers a l. c m’ Fm“ it‘; parritch, chief o’ Scoiia's food." ost Then came the following formal hm] drive’ PreJ-dent am? s e cake. good potatoes, and 1m abundant programme: that next year the International Con- SIIPPIY oi the best ﬁsh in the world. 1. Bagpipe Mush, "The ylacgenzm vention will be held in Vienna and And when they ate their hearty meals Iiighiallders" and "The Campbell: that he had appointed an On-To-Vien

na committee of which Rotarlan W.

l - _ they no doubt often sa in th ‘l Pro ert owners in arr-cal“ for ia es a h i d . n‘ ° ‘PM a" (‘Mmng- P Y e X 1'9 97917? 110l- ﬂi? and words of Burns . 2. Address of Welcome, by the host _ __

that publication in the diiily press of the names of ratepayers ‘what ‘though on hamely fare we dine ‘,"‘“"“"“' M'- A'°““‘l°' M” in dc auit, with porticu ars of the land involved and the t?" wddeniifér Rude‘ that. ' ‘Q f“ amount of taxes due, will POSITIVELY communes 0N G” '°°';°’o§.*é,°" 5”" a“ "““""‘ “m” ill-ll Ieldrsnllloll-lairlllllillfgl §l§lr§l T!!! LQK‘ DAY OF OCTOBER, NEXT, as required by “The A ma" a m" 101‘ e’ that.

Land Assessment Act, 1924.”

heaviest rain cannot penetrole.

cut at such a memorable gathering. lfev. Nnrillnil Dilldclll oi Sussex. .\'. 8.. after giving some geneaological ironhabsent friends. by Mr. Malcolm statistics. said that there ivas one sad Th Mackenzie. Jr. Letters were read lluie in the drl,\"s celebration. and that e account of one example of heroic from Dr. James MacKenzie. Battle- was the unavoidable absence. through endeavour and courage on the part of] “Pd. Sash. members of the family of illness. of Ziir. Noll .\lacl\'enzie. known h 1 ham-led down w Illrs. Effie Campbell. from California. as "Nellie Zilalcolm." Mr. Mac-Kenna t elr descendants and may b;- of 1n_1allrl other’ parts of the United States. had done a znml lloal of work ill pre- terest especially to the women and girls “"1 Jﬂg-ile 1161mm San Diego. (‘Mit- oarlnlz for tile celebration. It was who are now accustomed to move easily tile family of the late Mrs. Norman also regretted ilml Ali-s. Neil MacKen- in nice cars. dliiﬁKeﬂlie. 0f Needhaln. Mass. zio was also unable to be present. The ‘Bl-hell?! the family would Sear; 4- PldPf-‘FFP! b,“ Hon. Dr. John F. A list of it numher of the descend- 011131111 “Mk three miles to l point m MEC.\$lll and Alayor Lidstone of out: who were in attendance at the Canoe cove 5mm. when, he would 10m Sulnmerside. Mr. John MacLeod. n-i l-l-lohratirm was published in last with frlemls and row w the“. ﬁshing. Ihlnrlas. and Rev. Norman Maclien- 'l‘hlli'srirly"s Patriot. Tho press on the nets. where they gent-ran}, secured rile. of SIISSPX. N. B. . "ml was represented hv Mr. R. 800d Mitch o! fish which they landed 5- shill"! 0f Mild Lens Sync and lunslrl of the Patriot. .\lr. Mac- and cleaned on the beach. “h” “"55- In the meantime, at the home. the q mother cared for her children, clothing

M0 To Relieve Batarrl-al

can sun, hail or snow cause damage.

All parties concerned are asked to govern themselves M's‘ Macxeml” '5 accordingly, If it is desired to avoid expenses. C. J. STEWART, _ Supervisor of Taxation

Brantlord Arro-Lock Slates are perr. .1- Tbey cost less to b; y,

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, September 13. 1930.

R-Illll-Iiliil-iii-ZZI-Z .

nent protection.

less to lay, nothing For upkeep, and can 3e laid right on top ol old wood shingles, d r- ing harvest-time il necessaryl

Their colours are Fsdeless Red, Green and Blue-Bit zk,

or the new blended shades "Dorset" and "Cornwall" For

lilZlP family: ivn<= n l-vii" 1e mate u-xrinrlov .‘-1'--I i» ".11 whose _ Ii: on" l‘ - Ttuotilyii will; uinoc.

Hon. Dr. Dinchelll paid a high tri- Iilrs. Alalcllonald and family were iulie to the courage of the .\laci\'onzic i also invited guests.

pioneers in laudluz in a new country" which was then in practically a wlld. crlleso state. hut they had {@1111 l“ the country. in themselves. and in their About five o'clock the gathering be- Gnd. and they achieved success- Al- gan to break up to the accompani- thouzh they did not amass great merit of the strains of an old familiar wealth they lefl. to posterity s herit- and beautiful farewell tune. often

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Farewell

Deafness And l Head Noises

In the interest of better service

to our

C US TOMERS

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"Be or which any man or woman may ness sud lit-nil lmlsol will lug 1,1,4 1,, feel proud. Dr. lilacNeill said he was born in the adioining farm, and 11-19 first money he ever mnslo w“ 25 cents wllich he received for planting volatiles for lliﬁ uncle. Alexander. The Doctor then repeated verses from Gray's "Elezv in a Country Chill-oh. Yard" as appropriate to the memory of the Long Creek pioneers. men and mo??? 01f‘ thigh ideals. He trusted 11,1, "nmgmph n d h I I I _a. le ls oric farm. first owned by ‘ mu may hfﬂ‘! llnopn ,',,.'.,','.,',h",:',' I'll.“ 1 Norman liar-Kenzie. which was now mi: some poor sufferer. pr-rluiph from the limncrty of his grandson. would ::.:'.".'..":l':'.:.:~. El’. 1:115:12 ‘.":%.".!:."..:::;'; £3113?“ t” ""“"“ “‘ "°"”""" ""1 Secure from your drllgglst n i on lmt- ‘ en: P‘

ile of Pllrmint illouhle Strength. rim- "M" Llilflilllf- liter fiilinz refer- ‘.?-il.i’°".‘;a"l“ ﬁi‘.'i.‘“...'.'..‘.‘ iii v "m. mzuxle l""'"'""-' "v "is

- r "n won er u ilatierinr. also added his m I . - 11:; Tddngvw’ ‘m’ "'"'°"°°""" m" tribute to the pioneers and spoke of rel-mint is used in this way M; ("ﬂy the worthy record of the Mackenzie u: reduce by lquzl- tlviirlll lho illflnmml- clan. Descendants of Norman Mac- tnn and swelling i the Eustn iii . Tubes, and thus tnneqilllliao m: out: genﬂelnnd M! “"9 made n ““.'"° for pressure on "I! drum. hut to correct any “w” V” “m- "nly l“ C5535! but l3 lm-en of ssl-rl-lll-ns in the mill-Iv- onr. other parts of America.

and the results It itivos are ngnriy al- If, John jlllgLl-qﬂ 91 Dutvdl’. '. lvrars quirk nrlrl effective.

by an lnlorllnl in rill n1 . instances has ftngflzlrafflllnflﬁl: Ill-Irma?! nfter other lrﬂrlilllwlia hm» f,1ll1.,l_ g1". {grove who vmllll nl-llrceiy' helir have Ila-i hcitr arming l‘l‘illl|'\‘\(] 1., ,.,1,-1, n, "m", _I H“ Me ilrk --r l! ivnlcil was plainly 1mm n e Ioren or oizill inches away from ,r~||ller ear. Therefore if you know of 1 mlneona who is troubled with hurl

u-visrs or r-alnrrllnl lienful-ss. out nnt

played long mzo hv the nlpers on the shores of Scotland. when ‘hi! 5111M

that bore the departing emigrants set

sail. leaving their weeping friends,

whom they might never see again. on

the shore.

A numher of those ships have car-

ried noble mcn and women to the

shores of Prince Edward Island. now

the fairest. though the smallest prov-

ince in our new and glorious nation.

the Dominion of Fanada. I (The committee in shame of the' celebration will he grail-fill if a state-

ment of any errors discovered in

the historical sketch published above

will he forwarded to Alexander Mac-

Koilzic, iron: Creek).

ZAM-BUK .

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' (unpku noun-mu im lad Lqnwrm,

relative on the WcKay side. gave some ;,,€,.‘,',°"','1,£;{£°"‘§:° ';::;:','“'-" ‘n: reminiscences of his early days and mu. _ caressed his alias-aura at bola-a nua-

lcmns, Poisoned Smrmﬁnlp Yvsuslu m:

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