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DOMINION OF CANADA

PROVINCE OP ` PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

In the Probate Court 20th George V., A.D. 1920

In Ito Estate of James Nlcolle,lste

of White Sands, in Klng's ( :xnty in the said Province, deceased tes- iatc A

By the Honourable Harold Leonard

Palmer, Surrogate Judge of Probate, &c., &c., » To the Shcrih of King’s County or any Constable or literate person within said County

New Mix Thfizzer

yesterday. with the result that the f

GREETING

Wlzcrcas upon reading the petition

on iiie of Hammond J. Nlcolle of Whita_Sands aforesaid, one of the Executoi-s"of the above named Est- ate, praying that a. citation may be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth: You are thcrciore hereby required to be and appear bc- fore me at a Probate Court to he hcld in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Que en's County, in the said Province, on Thursday the twenty-scvcnth day of June next, coming, at the hour_of clcvcn -o'clock forenoon of the same dey to shew cause if any they can why the Aeeounts of the sold Estate should not bejvpuscd andthe Estste closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of Donald McKinnon. Esq., Proctor for said Petitioner. And I do hereby order that a true copy hereof bo forthwith published in some newspaper published in Charlotte- town aforesaid, once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that I copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following publlo places respect- ively, namely, in the hall of the Court House in Georgetown in King’s Coun- ty aforesild, at the store of Prowse & Son, in Murray Harbor in said County and at T. I.. Co0k’s stvrb in Murray River in said County, so that all persons interested In the`ss.id Bt.- tste as aforesaid may hue doc not- ice thereof. . ."

Ginn under mrhsnd and the Seal of the nu. coortiuilc zsnr any 0! Moy, A.D., 1020. and in the 30411 year of His Msjéstyb reill

ings.; n. r..r/u.lwsn.

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of the most novel and cutcrtuinlngl

thrills. Not the least of these ls his ride on the wings of an airplane whose pilot seeks to throw him off

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Packed Ac' ilot abandons Tom to his fate on

1. |the ship and leaps into the air

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-__ (plane ‘and-well, we won`t. spoil the

'T051 IN Arn ADVENTURE FILM :biggest-thrill 01 the picture by Hotl-

SCORES AGAIN AT Cnr. clpatingwhat happened to Tom then.

ITOL TIIEATRE, Dorothy Dwan makes a. virlle but

___ wholesomelyfemlnlne heroine for

, FBO approaches the eternally pop- K Mix. and the D0rtrH.V8lS Oi Burney

;ular “western” from a new angle in i Furey. Bernard Bolden, Al Smith. ‘thc Tom Mix starring vehicle, “'I’he‘ EN1955 WUBOU. Ffilllk AUSUII, Joe. Drifter," which began its local en- RiCk50¥\' and WYUH MMU ITC 5Di‘9l\' 1 gagemcnt at the Capitol Theatrelfi-idly 110111?-

‘featuro commends itself as being 'one ll -- ----l_ l

'offerings to come before the atwn-illslanders In Mt.

‘tion of this critic for some time. i

i The novel perspective which dis-1 ’ ° ° lunguisues "Tue D.-incr", finds its AIIISOU P Y 1-Ze List

lsiory has a modern locale, as is in-i

iroot first of all in the fact that thel has apparently been moved to a dl!-

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[dirotcd bv the fact that a sensa-3 The f.°_u°.wing Prm°eEdwardI51and

fiional airplane flight figures Dromi-15:32?'“;;£§:l“‘_;J_:§v;;;;rize 115'? af

13:: urlirinidxlicllben m;:rl]vid\;:nsAtwhtl'l}; ` _ Charles TY Green' An;er"°n_Ter' :same Mme' mn mckground is p0S1_ ;cnce Cochran Lockwood Memorial tivcly "western" albeit a new note`S°h°1‘".shlp $50' Avardo Wells Bur'

` ' Psuary $100.

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lm “mi “pe °i dwcmgement Sz James r:_ wells. Albcrrcn -sopho-

struck in thc latest Mix contribution -

l t U rem ,more English prize.

| o ie sc _ I _ , _ i what is noticeably patent ,n ap_i Bidi; Mcrhall, Charlottetown

lpralslng the feature is the fact that lprlze “_ Greek

lil; is pure entertainment-entertaim L°‘“°5' C°“°g° _ l ' t th t ill brin relaxation and I5°b~“l wn5°“' Anmrmn " Rmb?

‘men a W E .Gold Medal, Alumnae Prize for Mn-

inclvcnturc to every mcmbzr of the ifamlly, from the most enthusiastic

in a. simple, direct. fash on. The

'Splitting Headache

Minaril'r will drive it away. Bathe the forehead. Also in- hale.

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thcmatics Annie Inch Hunton Scho- larship for English Llfrrature. Com-

ismoll boy to the most blase adult. ,

t f ...rl D ut .. is told .position and French ~

The S My 0 lc F gr, i E. Jean l\‘i'cLl:an, Sourts-Gloss Es-

sav Prize $5 (first year)

theme ls devoid of any weighty prob- ‘ rl Wim; m'berton__C!n5s

l . Th h ter are natural, “ °“ n' cms E C “Tim ss ;Fs=oy'Pr'ref $5*-(second year)

everyday human g. ` " _ ` ' In the new film, Tom is n. mar- b`“"l°; fmt,” C;;;1;)t§;‘“;:'n"E‘;‘_°k

shal, who, in disguise, Lksearlchiigg ‘$15111 -,gnmh H _ yo

for narcotic smugglers. c an _ *

_ it I th hi .lean Craig, Kinkors.--l.a.in Prep.

purchas of 9. wh e mu e rows m 0 Mumnmm Manta ue __

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into the midst of B og: grizorhgle French’ 1, Eudiments in Singing.

struggle for a secret g rn e. '

‘ Kathleen Phillips, Tyne Valley --

mule is the only living creature _i Q G bi si in

which knows mc wcy to me mine. -““"‘°° ""i“""' ’“ “ “ "5 5'

Academy

Tom; enola on haha" of Dommy Robert Inman Charlottetown -

[;wl:;n;'fat;;rh;;:;‘: Xlzoxhiecstlg ,Cash prize for highest generalstand-

e 8 " ' ing ln ell sublectq of the scnior class. “lm 1"” " °“”‘b"““ °'°°°”‘°“ °' wxnum Mnfchucn, clyac mvcr-

*"“"""'1*"”°°`_'°°° ""lJ_ Howorri Alcorn Memo:-lol Prize of

$25 for hlghmt average in spelling in the academic department.

Sleeps lin Haunted

orrswa. mms.-fhniiiim ,M l N A S, r " _ M0nd8tery

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the dead of night, strange howls

gp m Q I which echo again and again through

ings, toppings, and sounds `of'_movin3 fumit‘u're`-'these do not disturb the slumber of W. H. West; who sleeps alonein an ancient monastery at Brldgendf" ` `

Mr. West, the caretaker, does not

i mind in the least the uncanny hap- penings wldch take place in his strange dwelling place during the night. .

He; says he does not believe in

l spirits or ghosts, or “any nonsense of

f that sort,” but admits that "very , funny things" take place at the mon- { astery at night. l "Sometimes, when everything is still and I nmlasieep I wake up to hear a faint, peculiar shriek, as if a person miles away were screaming for help. At other times I seem to hear footsteps in the corridors, which are winding and pitch dark even in the day time. -“I have even come down in the morning to find that a chair or table

ferent position. There are all sorts of strange noises, but of course I've got

i used to them now.”

Annual

Continued from page 1

The old arrangement with Dr.

_ Houston regarding Anaesthetlc fees., 7 X-Ray and Laboratory work was ‘cancelled during tho year and Dr. Houston engaged as sv. salaried official of ilzc iiospitul, We have also scoured

c services cf Dr. M. Irving io take |

charge of the Laboratory und Patho-

| _logical work and the now arrange- imcnr, 1.; working out very satisfac- ; torliy. g - l We have oloo engaged Mrs. Mac'-I i Nutt as Housekceper ss we found . that with the increasing w`ork in the Hospital Miss iiarrls could no longer take care of the joint work of House- kecper and Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. MacNutt‘s work has so for been of such e. satisfactory, nature that the Trustees feel safe in saying that this new arrangement will worlrout ver!

‘largely to the benefit of the Hos- 1, pi/ml. l i We have great pleasure in report- I mg om me city ccuncu or on any of Charlottetown have seen fit to give us 5 yearly grant of 01000 ond iyour Trustees wish to express their ' hearty appreciation of this move- ment by the City council. While it is perhaps not quite as large as it

| should be in proportion totheamount of free work the Hospital is called

-ginnlng .end the Trustees fest, thot

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no ccuncu can me bm they MM mme wunucmunicocubs- e the present time but hope that lst-, tween the 'rriutee loerd' and the cron my my »¢mzc.lncrc..»c mwmcim me aiu or on my use mmmmimlwlw v.1su¢h¢'mammx,|| ' ._ ,gmt

wcrr .wmcu uic aupiuu nu tc do ,,,,,,_,,,,,,_ » ~ . `nr. mcxennc. for the free patients of the City. wgmewuntcoxprsssour apprsc- Metabolism lou 187.00. = Our Endowment l'fund'bss been' hum 9°; gh, wmung we;-g dem by Printing and Stationery 385.08 . S incN_u-8édd\1r1l\Il110l’8l¥b!¢sum_d! the Ulbrlymen of the different de- Postage 10.80 “mc 41.609-44 £110 lddliimrl-B boinl: nominet-ions in visiting patients in -Pathological Dept. ........... 741.10 `

the Hospital. Their work lfcarried Salaries ».................... 0,085.85

Bute of;heletsW.B.Ait- on ryslnmsticeliy and is much sp- Tues ....................... 80.00 no pnculcc. mcpucnc, mit rams cr me me .mu Accor-am; to un-by-lun me terms nr. Hcusuin. x-ny fees r.m.25 Edith Blatch 300.00 ~ of Mr. S. A. llclbod and Mr. Mur- Dr. Johnson, X-roy feel 64.00 more of thc me John dock McLeod ss 'irust/ees expire this x-my suppuu 1.01591

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rnollwood .. _ 200 00 year, both being eligible for re eleo Gown Bed, Johnson Boom ._ M15 oilt on City Bonds mst- _ tion. Furnishings 122.50

uxed 8.44 Ano; whiep lsrespecttully submitwd. Nllrles' BOOK# 3932

_ ;1,5o3,44 . ToBalance 5,078.00

It was the intention of the Trus-I tees to put on s cammlsn in Bentem- ' ber of last. year in oredr to raise sul- flcient money to go ahead with the! erection of a new hospital butbt | about the time we were completing] arrangements for the campaign, signs'

W. K. ROGERS.

PRINCE EDWARD _ ISLAND HOSPITAL FINANCIAL

ye" Emu” Much 31"' 19g9_ Bank of Commerce $8,000.00

BTAIEMENT

nscervrs i “

Patients' fees $85,746.02] were the" °PP*“'°“‘_*“¢° *'h° P°t°"° Anwmcuc fees 2245.00 "mm,

lndustry lost year would be in very _ 3_30-mg

XR.ay fees _ ' _

bad ‘ham “nd” “ y°“ ‘B kn°'-V’ this 'Government Grant 2,000.00 Audited md ‘wud wie? rénywe

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turned out tc bc the cm and tucl _ _ ,,°°,,_00

_ - cle G t.. . " - ' me » wi- -» »° =» »........

ahead with the campaign. At the spec,” Numa, Bond M0459

regular meeting oi the Trustees- held

Dr. H.. S. Mutch, ..5C3u,ULE '

this month it was ,decided to salem mud moo

defer our campaign until 1900 be- ,H b h C0 to ccusc it was me out mu you is uct "`D”;n:”uon mm Total number of patients tremd

f bl 8 in hi h to during the yesr-1285.

to be I ave" B on W c Ruby M°r°’m°' Total number of patients admitted

ask our people for a large amount of DODBUOD . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2 - ~ 5 00

' ` during the year-1058. ' '

money, In 1930, however. we must 80 ..rh,mk5glving Collection ... 3.00 Total number of out pnmms duh

ahead with this campaign no matter week of Prayer

~ i th ar-182. what the conditions may be. For the Couecmon Mm H8 0 Ye

last three years our Hospital has been ' ' ` ' ' ' ` ' ' `' ` ` "

continually filled to _the last bed and Anmversuy sale we are continually turning patients Friend , """" away. Hospital work is steadily on T H the increase and there ls no doubt ' os ' ` ` ' ' '"""°" that our action last year of deciding Medical supplies """"" on the buudmz of 5 new Hospital Metabolism fees was a. wise one and the work must ne commenced just as soon as possible. P°th°1°g‘°°’1 Dept"""""' The Trustees felt, however, that we sun mmp T"m“°m'°

'could carry on this year and it was

much better cc ac thu :cu-.cr mm F/ef"-1°. A- Godkin

put on 9, campaign in the face of such C5" P'~“k°d Ex' ,

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untavorable conditions.

Your Trustees Wm, to Bum “_ Nurses Books press their most hearty appreciation T°l°Ph°“° T°“-5

of the work of the Ladies' Aid. Any person who visits the Hospital cannot fall to observe the excellent, equip- ment of the rooms ln the way of lin-

ens, csc., and this is iinicrtwholly EXPENDITURES

provided by' the Ladies' Aid. To Mrs.

Bentley, her officers. and associates Balance, Much 21st. 1928 .. the Trustees wish to express their Dr. Houston, Annes- great and sincere appreciation of the thetic fees work done by them. They are real rnccu-lc Power workers and give liberally of their General Expenses .......... time and mem to keep thc Hospital Fuel .... equipment in E000 BMW- . Groceries Nothing we wild say in the way Household auppues of appreciation of the excellent W°rK Insurance ...... of Miss Mair would fully cover the Meat and Fish _____________ caSe._'1`he public are very Ivrtunm Min unc cream indeed to be able to retain the ser- Medical supplies

vices of such a capable head for this

Prowse

Nurses'

Rent of

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Bros., Balance _

58.00 5.00 1.00

817.80 187.00 102.00 251.00 237.00 50.00 100.00

fees ..............

land . . _ . . ........

10.70 11.00 8.77

$50,020.97

‘not`pay secounu-91.

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25.’ 1929

Telephone Tolls ............ 25.58

050,020.97

Savings Dept. Canadian

Current_Aecount, Canadian '

Bank of Comments 78.00

Total number of Surgical patients

during the year-574.

Total number of Medical patients

during the year-387.

Total number of Obstetrics] pst-

ienls during the year-88.

Total number of Infants born dur-

ing the year-88.

Total number of Deaths during the

year-52.

Total number of patients who did

Total number of patients who paid

part of account-50.

Toial number of patients who paid

accounts in full-1011. Total number bf patients admitted free (2273 days)-74.

Total number of patients days f

14088 days. '

_ $720.81

1,105.00 . _ 'zor.o4 _ 2,444.13 s.avs.4o ._<9.'1ss.2s .. e4e.zs . ross: 3.11126 _ 1,aai_4z ._ 5,300.44

was-.ss2,'1ss.a1.

100.00. _

-$300.00.

wood-$300.00.

institution. She has great ability and ‘ INVESTMENTS ~._'

does not hesitate to give freely of

such ability for the benefit of the PM value

Hospital. ln Miss Howatt, our Head Nurse, Miss Muir has A very able assistant, as is well known to those’ who have had to use the Hospital during the past few years. Miss Harris, now relieved of the duties of 1-lousekeeper, has more time to look after the finances of the Hospital and her work along this line ls very satisfactory to the '1‘rustees. The ser- vices of Mr. Garrlck, the Engineer, have been very satisfactory during the year. l-Ie-takes a. great interest in the welfare of the Hospital and ls willing at all times to assist the Superintendent and staff in any way possible.

The following are nurses graduated thb year:

Kathleen McLean `

Mabel Shaw

Louise McKinnon

Marjorie Cox

Mary Reid

Jennie Hardy Margaret Loft

Katherine McKenzie

Lens Whitehead

Annie McPhee `

and I think this is the largest grad- uating class we have ever had. The graduating exercises were arranged by the Ladies' Aid end it wus Ohe of the events of the season. Unfortun- ately. the halls which we are able to secure are too small to accomodltd the public who are interested in this yearly ceremony. I think another year we will have in make arrange- ments for a. larger hall.

As pupil nurses, these young ladies have given most splendid service to the Hospital for the put three yesrsl and the 'Trustees would like them to know that they have our very best wishes for success ln life. We might u rum :emma on pounce or owl pupil nurses who sive us their ser- V|°¢8 !°l"|i\\\‘0l yllrs for prsctllslly nothing intl to remind the eltllsns of Charlottetown particularly that _a number of time girls are from out of town and that any little attention in the ny of s. pleasant drive or`en- tsrtsinment would ao doubt be very much sport elated. _

Weegslnwisbtollnrlllorrrsr

prlclltlon of the work of the medical

they have elven to the Hospital. We

100. 300. 500. 2,000.

_ 1,ooo.

1.000. 500.

5,000. 5,000 5,000. 500. 500. 2,000. 2,000. 2,000. 2,500. 1 ,000. 7,000. 5,900. 1.000. 1 ,000. 500. 1,200.

500. 1,000. 500. 1,000. 1 ,500.

2.000.

1 ,000.

By Victory Bond E004000 51,5 sy victory scnc soicmu-s su By Vlvtvrv Bond A185051 -= 8% sy victory acne Aomva-a 1"- su `

B! Victory Bond 001140 _ 515 nr victory scnc mom , cu Br o. c. ruruuamg mn oa4m` c __ 3’ °**¥ °*-°’\°fl°\°°t°v1= No Alt In B1 Wh on down

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D. C. Loan No. A12420 454% due 1944

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c. Loan Nos. 054903-4-5 5

D. C.'Losn No. 023301 .................. 5 D. C. Loan NO. 079705-6 ................ 5 P. E. I. Debentures Nos. 61-62 .......... 4 City of Ch'Town Nos. 08-90 5 'rcwn cr once my Nos. no-zz 5 city cr oirrown No. Aar sis Town of Glace Bay Nos. l-2 ............. 5 Town of Lunenbixrgh Nos. 1-5 4% Town of Dartmouth Nos. 12-22 5 D. C. Loan No. L00l994 .................. 5‘.5 City of _Ch’Town No. 'I2 .................. 5 Prov. of B. C. No. C3194 414 City of St. John 2802-8-4-5 '............. 3% Town of North Sydney 12-15 5 City of Ch'ToWn Sch. Deb. 100-9 5% City of Ch'Town Wet. Deb. 151-2, 195-'I .. 0% P. E. Island Deb. No. 097 4 G. N. R. Bonus Noe. 311145-51 ’8 D. C. Loan 064221-5, 024272, 031153-0 ..... 5 D.C.Loan113321...... . . . . . . . . .

C. R. L_ dc P. Ry. Mtge. Phil. Trust Co. Campbellton School Deb. .... .. 5% victory Bones Aaoeova-4. nomoss, `

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D. C. Loan xx035018 5% Prov. of Ontario SS1264 3 Town of St. Stephen 009 4 Commonwealth of Australia 5 . city cr cucricztctcwh 41/. Cash on Deposit

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March slut, 1020.

By amount. reported Merch 31st,

due 1840> due 1943) due 1043) due 1000 due 1941 due 1838 due 1042 due 1085

due 1002,. due 1048 due 1034 due 1941 due 1042 due_l043 due 1042 _due 1042 due 1030 due 1080 due 1081 due 1043 due 1940

due 1039

due 1833 due 1838 due 1041 due 1046 due 1055 due 1048

GENERAL ENDOWMENT FUND

BY Eiiutc Late W. H. Aitken-Mg

BY BS!-ste Late Miss Edith Bletch

By Estate Late Mr. John Small-

By Profit on City Bond due-88.44.

Total-$54,276.65, . `

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1.ooo.oo , uoo_oo

1.000.00 4,005.50

5.05000 5,000.00

500.00 504.08 1,711.00

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