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anon‘ the leaders in their induatriea--Ail amassing

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ISLANDER DEAD-like. Forden Young has received the sad news oi the death of her brother, Mr. A.J. Glllis. (Seattle, Washington, who died July 28th.

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Till! PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION at C‘ lotioto .., Allflllt 19-28, will be the biggest and but ever put on here. More prizes for livestock. All freighta paid on livestock, Biggest mldwa, over, Three performing troupes from New York, a.“ four daya horse racing. Write to your friends abroad and plan to entertain them that week. Bend for prize llat. J. W. Boulter, Secretary/Charlotte- town, P. B. island, dly-ti

SYMPATHY EXPRESSED — His many friends will regret to learn that Rev. Quincy A. MacDowell of Cale- donia was called to his home in Penn- sylvanla on July 19th. because of

0' the death oi his mother. Sincere

sympathy is extended to Rev. Mac- Dowell in his bereavement. During his absence the services of Caledonia Church are being taken by Rev. Mal- colm Matheson oi Chicago. who is visiting his iormcr home at Mllltown.

LlNG-MoPBAIL WEDDING — A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ling, wheatley River. at 7 o'clock on Wednesday evening, July 10th. when their daughter, Ethel. was unit- ed in marriage u. Mr. Victor Mac- Phall. oi Cornwall. The ceremony was performed by Rev. C.E. Arm- strong. of New Glasgow. assisteirby Rev. A.E. Chapman. of Hunter Riv- er. The bride who was given away by her father looked charming in a dress oi white georgette with lace trimmings, and conventional veil

. with orange blossom wreath. and car-

ried a beautiful shower bouquet of pink and white carnations with maid- en hair fern. The bridesmaid, Miss Lillian MacPhail. sister of the groom

wore a very becoming dress of pink

georgette and carried a beautiful bou- quet oi pennies. Little was Doris

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Rackham, cousin o! the bride. was a very dainty and sweet flower girl. The Broom was ably supported by| Mr. Hammond Ling, brother oi the! bride. Miss Mabel Ling, sister 0i the bride, played Lohengrirfs wedding march as the bridal party proceeded to the piazza, where a large arch had been erected and beautifully decor- ated with flowers and ferns and the conventional‘ wedding bell. The dou-' ble ring service was used with pret-l ty effect. During the signing of the; register the solo “O Promise Me" was]; sung by Mr. Richard Dickerson, 0K3 New Glasgow. After the signing cl

the register a sumptuous repast was

served in the prettily decorated din-

ing room. where over eighty guests

partook o! the wedding feast. The

many beautiful presents received oi

linen, cut glass. silver, hand paintings

and substantial cheques, attested to

the popularity oi the young couple.

The groom's gift to the bride was a

beautiful string of pearls. to the

bridesmaid and flower girl rings set with birth stones, to the pianist a

gold vanity case, and to thegrooms-

man gold cuff links. Mr. and Mrs.

MacPhail left the Island Thursday morning ona motor trip to New York and other points of interest. They accompanied as far as Moncton by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stevenson. oi New Glasgow. On their return from their wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Mac- Phail will reside at Cornwall.

PERSONALS

Mus. R. C. Prizcnt, who vas opera“.- ed on. at the P. E. 1., hospital. Satur- day evening is now doing nicely.

Miss Bessie Parent, fiedericton, N. 18.. is now visiting her brother, Mr. R. C. Parent. Experimental Farm.

Rev. Finlay G. Macintosh. Pictou. N.S., came over by the S. S. l-Ioche- laga yesterday. and today will ad- dress the Presbyterian Young Peo- ples’ Summer School at Canoe Cove. Mr. Macintosh is Dean of the Pres- byterian Collegiate of Plctou. and re- ports that the institution is steadily regaining lost ground, the number of students enrolled this year including some all the way from Ontario.

MR. wmum a. casrr

There passed away in Amherst on

July 26th, William A. Casey at the advanced age o! eighty one years. son oi Daniel Echibeth Casey, Esq. and Rosaline Ohappell. He is surviv- ed by two daughters. Emma Casey of Calgary and Mrs. Russell Mills of Milo. Alberta. also one sister, Mrs. Walter P. Doull, oi Charlottetown. who was at his bedside several days before he slept peacefully away. I-lls ancestor. Thomas Casey. who was one oi the heirs to the Irish throne. with his wife Sarah Owen, in i658 left Ireland, on account of constant fighting and settled in Rhode Island. U. S. A.. where the family remained until i783, coming to Halifax at the time of the Amellcan Rebellion. where his lands were confiscated on account of his loyalty to the British Crown. l-Ie was a man of superior intellect. a keen Liberal Politician and a loyal friend. His whole life was spent in Bale Verte on part of lands granted to Jabez Chappell in i703. His great grandfather, Liffey Chappell, son of Jaber. also received the Royal Grant of ilbrt Monkton from George the third. - He was buried from the Episcopal Church at Bale Verie. where serv- ice was held. and laid to rest in the family plot in the Episcopal Cem- etery.

ANGLO-EGYPTIAN TREATY PBOGIESSES

CAIRO. Egypt, July 3l.—’l‘he news- papers Al Asram said today it had learned from oiiiclsls in contact with Premier Mohammed Pasha Mahmound that events in Inndon were "progressing satisfactorily." The newspaper added that a delegation oi prominent people representative of Egyptian opinion probably. soon would be summoned to Inndon to examine the draft of the Anglo-

Egyptian treaty which the premier

Wild Plants

Gardiner oi Saskatchewan says thef lvloncton Times is in marked contrast with that oi Premier Baldwin oi] Great Britain. who resigned immed-' ;lateiy when his government failed to secure a majority oi the members ‘elect and advised his Majesty to isend for Mr. Ramsay MacDonald. as the head oi the largest group, to form a new government. although Mr. Mac- Donald dld not have a clear majority over oiher groups combined. Good reasons are given in the Saskatch-

E Island Iowan opposition memorial for the

idlsmlssal oi the Gardiner Govern-

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miss your present advisers at the earliest , '“ moment and call upon Mr. J. T. M. A derson (o iorm a new Government.

"In witness whereof we have set, our hands this Third day of July A. D., 1929."

The course pursued by Premier

XLVL SCROPHULARIACEAE .ment as necessary in the public in-K

(Continued) Mudwort, Limosella aquatics. L., var.

tenuiiolla (Wolf) Pers. (M2725). jemm’ ‘elu-lld- Dlsmli-ifll or the Gov-. water Speedwell’ vemnlm Muzak ernmenhwould have aroused a cer- gain amount of sympathy for a had

‘outfit and to be kicked out. under Ans circumstances when the Legis-

lis-aquatlca L. (M:727). American Brooklime, Veronica am- ericana Schivein. (M1727).

Common Speedwell Veronica oflicin-vlature meets Wm condemnation by the electorate.

ails L. (M1727). - Thyme-leaved Speedwell. Veronica serpyllifoiia L. (M1728). Corn Spccdvxcll, Veronica arvensis L. (M;728). Buxbaums Speedwell. Veronica Tournefortl, C. C. Gmel. (M:728).

Cow-wheat. Mclampyrum iineare Lam. (M1733). ?Comm0n Eyebright. Euphrasia of-

flcinalls L. (M:—)).

American Eycbright, Euphrasia am-

erlcsna Wcttst (G:733).

(The Eycbrights need revision). .Red Bartsea, Odontitesrubra Gilib. (M1734). .

‘Yellow-Rattle. Rhinanthus Crista- galli L. (M2735).

XLVII LABIATAE

Mad-dog Skullcap, Scuteilaria later- iflora. L. (M1594).

Skullcap. Scutellaria galerlculata. L. (M1695). _

Catnip, Nepcta Cataria L. (M1697).

Ground Ivy, Nani-ta. hederacea (L) Trevlsan (llizfi97).

Self-heal. Heal-all, Prunella vulgarw

is L. (M1698).

Common Hempncttlc, Galeopsis Tet- rahit L. (M1699).

Common iifothcrwort, Leonurus Car- diaca L. (Mz700).

Woundwort, Stachys palustris L. (M1702).

Common Thyme. Thymus Serpyllum L. (H708).

Bugle-weed. Lycopus Virginicus L. (M:709). '

Cut lcaved Bugleweed, Lycopus am- ericanus Muhl. (M:710). Downy Whorled Mint. Mentha gen tliis L. (G:7ll). ‘ American Wild Mint. Mentha Can adensis L. (Mz7ll). XLVIII. PLANTAGINACEAE Common Pialntairl, Plantago majo" L. (M1745).

Rib Grass. English Plantain. Plan tago lanccolata L. (M:745). Sea-side Plaintain. Plantago decip

ions Barncoud. (M1745). (The plaintains require iurther_ examination.)

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WE SHALL GATHER. ROSES

Roses rare are blooming, Friend. for you and me. i In some quite garden, i Oi the bright to be. Carmine, queenly roses. l By a peaceful cove, ‘ We shall gather roses, Roses red with love, Love lives on forever. Far beyond the cares. We shall gaiher roses, In the sweet somewhere. We shall gather roses. Roses bloom and iade, But perennial beauty, Decks that gladsorrie gladc. Joy shall be eternal, All are young and lair, We shall gather roses, In the sweet somewhere. -I-I. ISABEL GRAHAM

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