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Fnioii ]L\i. 16, 1916

oiiriilnis on S-f w»

heat bunday, june 18th has been set apart as

Orphans Day in the City ehurelies bpeeial meutioii will be made or a special sennon preached in each ehtircli on the claims oi the P E Island Protestant Orphanage, which hitherto has received but scant sup- port froni the general public, it having been maintain ed extlusnely by the L O #\ssoeiation It has now grown beyond .ill expectations and its demands .irc such and its usefulness so great that it has been dceni ed necessary to appeal for general support from all I’rotest.int dciiominatioiis

Since the intcption of the institution ten years ago,

sixty-scien ehildreii haie been earcd for who other wise would lime fated .i life of poverty, ignorance

the part of a depth of

Bertram or

the First Methodist Church where Rev. R. G. Fulton Liberal pi-css by

Str William.

Mi- Markey- Mr. Kyte made iw

charges , or lic would have been called up-

fioor of the House to justify

‘ Suppose we eo to the conelusi n

there was no dishonesty by the minister or

f the Shell Committee, do you should fail to report so” asked

justice Dull'

I obiect to it being said that Mr. Kyte

made a charge I have no objection to taking his speech and saying whether anything said in it has not been proven

lliam Meredith One view may

be that this was the unfair part of it that lic did not make a charge liiistead of innilcn-

As Mr Markey was proceednig, Com-

missioner Duff niterposed Think what a charge of dishonesty at this time means on

the Shell Committee It means nifamy that seems incredible al-

most to men who had always enjoyed an np- riglit character

Mr 1\Iarkey-- I have no desire to im-

pute any personal dishonesty either to Gen

to Col Carnegie

bir \\illiani Meredith Isn’t it rathe

late ni the day to say that? Mr l\1.irkey, in thus obieeting to charges being

and DOWN! *rim* H"~‘° h‘“*` b“‘~" °l"‘h“" Rd “mi imputed to Mr Ixyte, laid blame upon “llie part) educated by the institution and given the thaiiec in life prcsb \\ hdt party Presb; Abquredh, it “mid not that all tlnlilien in a Lliristian country have the right he the Lomcnahve press The Cohservahve prebb i0 CYPCU would not set to work to manufacture accusations .1-

Loiiifnrialilc Lliiisliaii homes hate been secured gdmbi ihc honesty of the Cohscr ahve government or

for thirty eight of thtse little ones and the others will omcmis Mr Markey, then’ could not mean the Con find homes eventually There are more such clnldren scrvahw mega He Could only mean the rest of the ni the provinec hpplieatioiis are being received almost pany in-ess’ or some of it S0 he ,mimics in whole or daily for aceominodatioii that must be refused for part of the mst of the party press, namely the Liberal want of rooiii. This should not be so in a Christian Press or a considm-abie part of ,ti for having seized country like ours _and it is to sec that the condition upon 3 speech in the House of Commons which ML shall no longer exist that special effort is being made Carve" and M,-_ Mai-key say on behalf of Mi-_ Kyte to provide a fund to enlarge and better' equip the iiisli- (hd not contain any Charges, and claiming that the iUli0"- speech did contain charges of iiialfeasapce and dis-

lii 1i‘|‘il\i"'\ 10 UTC -*`l’0\`i“l ~*'°""lL`*`>` “bU"° rcfcfffd ‘U lionesty, and on that basis attacking the good iiaiiic of

there will be rt parade of the Oraiigc lirclhern and their Country in il way that Mn Kytcis iawycrs ‘hire 50'” Ui |'il‘i~'|¢l'“l 0" 5“"d‘\)' f1flCf"00'i iii 3 U"~`|0¢k 1° not defend. This picture is presented of mticli of the

Mr. Kyte’s Liberal lawyers.

will give an address on thc claims of the Orphanagc__ ix(

.\lr. Fulton is well known as an orator of more than ordinary :iliilitv and his address inay lie looked for-i

ward to as a real treat which no one should niiss. It isi It will bc rciiiciiibcmd ihat some weeks ago Mi,_

expected that hel\v»,_-eii three and four hundred inen i,~_ LL Carvcii iiircaiciicdi according to certain Liberal will take part in the parade, \\'hicli will be headed by iicwgiiapers to bring ,ictioiis for iihciaguinst the Oiia_

_ , .

llic .'\rtillcry Band. .~\ special collection will be taken '

_ ` wa journal and several other Conservative papers for

tip in :ill thti churches and also :it the afternoon in .cl- Stating that hc’ ML Carveii was siimiiyiiig iiiiportaiit ing in llie l‘ii‘st .\lcth0dis'l Church. it is expected that iiiiomiaiioii to iiroi-icriiiiiii iii“,yci_5 iii New York

there will be it large conffregatioii and it is hoped that

_ _ P _ Nothing was heard of the inatter until a few days ago

the collections in the various churches \\_ill be coninien- wiicii the Gimwa Joiiriiai Came out with the i0h0w_

suratc with the claims of this splendid institution which iiigr

has worked its way up to be one of the inost useful “Tim “Mention Oi the Joiimai has iiist been called

to an article which appeared in thc Halifax Chronicle

""“"°' of .\-lay 19th, and repeated, we understand, in sonic

` "`°*"l)X(__°**_ other liberal newspapers of the Maritnie Provinces,

and most creditable institutioiis of any kind in the pro-

including the Fredericton Mail, as follows:

“”‘“**“- “ ‘The Ottawa journal which started the absurd

.\lr. _\lai'l\'e-y, li. C., who appeared before the Fuse yarn that .\Ir. Carvell was supplying important iiifor-

Comniission as associate counsel with L\lr. Carvcll _forimation to pro-Geriiian lawyers in New York has been Mr. Kyte, was emphatic that Mr. Kyte had never compelled on threat of libel suit to retract and apolo-

gize for its cowardly ii_isinuations.’

“This statcincnt of the Halifax Chronicle and

ilie Fredericton Mail is ii lie. The journal retracted nothing on threat of a libel suit. Its ‘yarii’ about Mr. Carvell supplying iniportunt iiiforiuation to pro-Ger- inan lawyers in New York was NOT absurd, but TRUE. The journal has received no notice of a 'libel suit, except through thc columns of other iiewspapers. and \vlicii the journal noticed that, it invited l\Ir. Car- vell to come on. He has not been heard from. We invite the Halifax Chronicle and the Fredericton Mail to tell the truth and shanic the devil.”

_~\nd there the mutter rests at present. llere is

a splendid opportunity for a libel suit. Wonder ii these Liberal papers will “shanie` the devil.”

made any "charges.” (says the journal). His argu- ment was in cfiect that the coinniission was inercly looking iiilo sonic statenients inndc by .\‘lr. Kyte as suniniarized by Sir Robert llorden in a cable to tien- cral Ilughes i ii I‘liiglan_d. This fullo\ved:-

“Was there not the suggestion of inal-

fcasance 2*" asked Sir \Nilliain Meredith.

“I do not go any further than Sir Rob-

berl llordcii went in his cable ito General

Iltighes," answered Mr. Markey.

Sir William Meredith: “Is it not perfec-

tly plain that everybody niiilcrstood there

was iiialfcusaiice ?"

“'i`liat coiistrilctioii has been put on it

by the party press,” answered Mr, Markey.

ii iiiuiiiii

MISS ELIZABETH McCARRON.

passed peacefully away. She liail niaiiy frlonds, wlioni she won by Iior klnil and genial ninnner, and her ilciitli at the early nge of 25 yearn will be greatly moumed. Mr. and Mrs. MeCarron and family will have the sympathy of the whole community in their sad bereavement . as this is

we a“m,um.c the ,math of Mimi Elm” the second death in the family wltliiii hem Mi:Ca,.|.0"_ which wok Diane at night months. She loaves to mourn hm. home SL. Mary-5 nom on Juno besides u sorrowlng father and motli» 2_ The ,weaned had hee" recovering or, three sisters, Clemmlo and Johnn- from measles when pneumonia set "3 at h°"]°~ ‘md M"~ Edward Mah" in. and despite ull that kliid nursing Sl- MWY5 Road' “nd ""0 b|'°"“" ,md memcai ski" could do' fm-¢m°diJaiiics with the 105th Battalion. The by the lust rites uf hor church she finioral_ whlcli was largely attended,

It in with deepest sympathy, that

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HERE I8 THE BWORN STATEMENT OF A LADY WHO WAI CURED IY

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rest. I had rheurnxtism and always had n heavy feeling in the region of my kidneys. l~wns nervous and often dizzy. Reading about Dr. Cliue'l Kid- ney-Liver Pills led me to use them. and with the most highly satisfactory results, and l can recommend them to everyone who wlnts to be onrod of kidney trouble. -

lir. W. E. Johnson. Commllliouor

to take .oaths writes: "This it to cer-

tifp that l know Mrs. Barglnnd and be len ner :moment in regard to nr. Cliuso'| Kidney-Liver Pills to be irno and correct.

Put Dr. Ciiue’| Kidney-Liver Pills

to the test when suffering from tor- pld, slnglinl notion of the liver, kid~ nay: and bowels mdyou will noon n precilto their nine. One pill n don

Polmu causes pains and aches. tired

lunguid feelings and derangemonta of the vltnl <drgnn|_of the body. By rid-

ding the lin%_‘|y»tsiii _of poisonous impurities. . _'0lin|o'|‘Kiiinoy-Liver Pil a cure rlioiimotilm. headache, buck

hebgnnil pnln|_ through the body and m . Ar nu illustration, wo would refer

you to the nworn statement of ltrl. Borglnnd. lt in just lucli experiences no this that hu inndo lo many thon- nniln of people ontliullutio Shout Dr. Chuan Kidnoy~Llver Pills. .This is why they proto ,found in , the greet majority of li .

Mrs. M Borgimid, nkrlk, Blok..

nr. ciiiinh ’itmuo{i_%r rms to ali

who are sunonng weak kidneys. 2 lsnifered from headache Ald.lm6kn¢li_o I cents n box. all dealers. or Edmun- nnd .nom nuttoi-ings and ia alooplnon. Demi company., Limited. 'ro- wn sobrolren md undrefrodli that' t ronto. ~ _

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took place Sunday at 2 p. m. to St. iPaiil'u Church Sturgeon thence to cemetery. Rev. Theodore Gallant officiating at the church and grnvo. R. I. P. (Patriot please oopy.)

#IGM

MRS. JOHN ARBUCKLE.

In the death of Mrs. John Arbucklc

which occurred yesterday morning. after four months of illness patiently borne. Summerside loses one of its most worthy citizens. a Indy who was devoted to hor church and helped in every way to further its causes. Since the opening of the _war and ini- till her strength failed she was‘ nc- tively enguged in patriotic work and her advice and help were always wlll~ ingly given. Mrs. Arbuckle was the widow of Mr. John Arbuckle, at one time Inspector of Schools in this Province ond passed away nt the re- sidence of her daughter. Mrs. Moore

wife of Capt. L. A. Moore of the 105th Battalion. The deceased was-i7 yearn of nge, and was the daughter of the late John Gillari of Charlottetown.

She loaves to mourn two sons nad three daughters. The ron: are:-- _ J. William of Vernon B. C.: and I-larry of`Joifroy_ B. C.; who come to Summerlide about three weeks ago to visit. hor, and who has since ro- tiimod to the West. The daughters are Gertrude. wife of Mr. Melntyre, of Salisbury. Booth AMN; Miss Mary in Los Angeles, California; and Mrs. ildoore iii Sommonlde. One sister Mrs. li. A. Billing of Bolton surviv- es her. The funeral token place at ,two p. m.. this afternoon to St. Mu-y'| church, Buinmornlde. and thence to the Episcopal Cemetery ln lt. Bloopers. Many will mourn the death of Mrs. Arbnolrlebotli iii Bum- fnoriiiile and in Charlottetown ~onu deepest sympathy-in extended to the bereaved family. ` ‘

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. MR. ALEX. McEACHEl-RN. '

The death of Alexaiider l\lcEiielici-ii

which occurred ut his lioiue at Soiirls River on May lllth will be deeply lamented by all who knew liini: Mr. l\lcEacliern was well known and high- ly respected by the couiiuiiulty at large, anti' nincli sympathy is felt for liis bereaved wife and family. For nearly two years Mr. McEe_elici‘n had been suffering from a severe illness which was slowly but surely trapping his strength; but. owing to his cheer- ful and hopeful disposition, lie enter- tained hopes of his recovery up to tho last few days, but finally realizing that the ond was at hand, lie resigiied lilniself to the will of the Most High and, fortified by t he last rites of Holy Clnireli lie peacefully passed to his eternal reward.

Mr. Mcldaeiierii was a iuaii of sterl-

ing character, and ri. good neighbor and his loss will bo felt not only by lils saddened family but by his niany friends and acquaintances. .

The funeral which took place o Sunday the 21st, was largely attendeg Headed by the C. M. B. A. of _which society he was ii respected member, the procession slowly moved to _St. Mary‘s (lliureh. Suuris where service was held by Fr. Ronald McDonald. thence to St. Mnry‘s Cemetery whore his remains were peacefully laid to rest.

He loaves to mouri'i_ hoslilcn his

wife and ilvo smaller ulillilren nt lionin, two ilaiiglitcrs, Mrs. Jamou l-‘Minot of Sourls; lreiio in tho United States. und one son, J. D. of Saska- tchewan; also one brother and two slstors, John and Amolla ln Boston and Mrs. John McPhee of Sourlii. May his soul root in poaeo. (Boston pnporii plonso copy.)*

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