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Murphy, Kensington who was re-
cently convleted for a second offence
against the Prohibition' Act and fined
$200`a"nd costs or serve four months
in iail was in default of payment.
lodged in the Prince County Jail on
.Saturday afternoon.-TH. _ '\`
ISLANDER MISSING.-Mrs. Ern-
est Jenkins, Pownal, has received the
ilollowing _telegram tom Ottawa.:-
Slncerely regret to inform YOU
Private -Louis L. Jenkins, 3151, Infan-
try, omciailly reported missing since
October .18t_h, 1916. Will _send further
particlilars when received.- Oillcer
in ch`a_`rge._Record Otllce.
THE BRANT.- The C. G. S.
.Brant leaves as soon'ns the weather
clears for Cape Tormentine to lift
the' 'buoys and put down the spars.
From there she goes to Mlscouche
to lift the black buoy
and replace it with a spar,
thence to Victoria to take in' the
buoys there. After leaving these at
Charlottetown the s‘tcamc`r proceeds
to Murray- Harbor, Georgetown, and
Annandale to take up buoys und rc-
place them with spurs. `
BRITISH MAIL.-» The next Cana-
dian steamer carrying a full mail for
the United Kingdom and Overseas
will sail from Quebec on the after-
noon of the 26th instant. Letter
mail will inthe mean time.-be for-
warded via New York, but papers
and parcels going via the Canadihn
route can be mailed at any. time’ up
to and including Friday, the 24th.
But it would he advisable to mailrall-
parcels s. few days before that date.
There will also be a mall steamer.
leaving St. John. N. B., on Saturday,
December 2nd., but to ensure parcel#
being dellverred;. for Cbrlstmes~,w_e_
would recommend _t_het_they should
go forward hy first steamer. ' "
BANKERS FOX C0. ORGANIZED.
-A_meeting of the shareholders of
the Bankers' Silver Black‘Fox Co.,
Ltd., was held in the Board oi’ Trade
_rooms Iiasl. evening to complete the
Comp'nny‘s organization. Mr._ F. E.
Muzzy, Springfield, Mass., presided,
He' explained the 'Company had been
fortunate in securing twelve pairs of
tho very host pedlgreed silver foxes,
standard bred, and tho auiliorized
capital wus $1l5.000, in $100 shares.
The foxes are to bc ranched ut Al-
berry Plains under the charge of Mr.
Shaw McMillan. _Tho following offi-
cers we-re elected: Messrs F. E.
Muzzy, Springfield. President; Mr.
J. L. Townsend. Springfield and Dr.
G. F. Dewar, Charlottetown, Vice-
Presidents; Mr. .lohn Anderson, Secre-
tary-Trcasurcr; und Mr. R. E. Spil-
-let, Director.
ISLANDER WOUN_DEO-Mrs. .l. C.
MacMillan of Vancouver, B. C., has
received tho following telegram from
Ottawa: “Sincerely regret to' inform
you 628708, Pte. John Cecil MacMil-
lan, infantry. 'oiilcially reported ad-
mitted No. 13 General Hospital, Bou-
logne, October Zfith, 1916, gun shot
wound in head: Will send further
particulars when received." Lance-
is gi, brother. Private John Cecil
MacMillan is the decond eldest son
oi’ Mr. John MacMillan, M. L. A., and
Mrs. MacMillan, Fairview, West Ri-
ver. Thle__hrave soldier enlisted in
Vancouver and has been on the firing
line for nearly a year. He learned
sniping in England and is a splendid
shot. All the friends of the Mac-
Millan family which has two boys in
the war will hope to learn soon oi’
Private MacMlllan's recovery.
PERFECT FOX C0. DECLARE DIV-
lDEND.-- The annual meeting of the
Perfect Silver Black Fox Company
was held in t.he Board of Trade'
rooms las; night, the President, Dr.
G. F. Dewar, presiding. The chair-
man reported that the Company had
a successful year at the ranch, the
increase in foxes being 33 1-3 per
cent, and the directors felt justified
in paying a cash dividend of eight
per cent payable Dccembc-r 1st. The
rancher, Mr. Shaw McMillan, Alberryt
Plains, had given excellent satlsfac-_,
tion during the your and deserved
credit. for the satisfactory results ac-
complished. Oilicer-hearers were ol-
ccted us' follows: President, Dr. G.
i<‘. Dewar, Charlottetown; Vice-
Pr€Sid011t. Mr. _James Eden, Charlotte-
town; Secre'tury-Treasurer, Mr. John
Anderson; Directors, Messrs Oscar
l'lCdS0n'._ ami J. I.. Townsend.
Springfield. Mass. Messrs R. C;
Goff and ll. l'). Splllct., Charlotte-
town: Ranch Manager, Mr. Shaw Mc-
Mlllan.
=-MIRACULOU8 ESCAPE AT
KENSINGTON.-l.us|. saturday oven-
ing ns No. It traim was pulling out lor
Sumlnorsldc, ti lnuu from n district
adjacent, to Kensington, made a rush
to' board one of the cars. in the at-
tempt hn missed- catching the grab
rail, and was thrown spmwling on
the station platform. l-lad he not
been lucky enough to full outward', a
story as sad as the one of the fatal
accident in October would have to he
chronicled. The practice of boarding
moving trains is entlrroly too preval-
ent, and stops should he taken to pro-
hibit it . it is a stupid and criminal
aifair to attempt to get on a moving
train. and those attempting it should
be severely -dealt with. it is so pre-
valent that the wonder is there are
not more fatalllties. On Mond'ay night
another man remained in the train at
Kensington till it was well started on
its way to Snmmernlde, then rushed
out and jumped off, falling heavily.
As trslne .pull into ‘Kensington _sta-
tion from Charlottetown it is a com-
mon sigh t to see a number of peo-
ple crossing the track at Bownesx-1'
Crossing, a short distance ahead of
an incoming tralli. it is nertaln that
the sngineerfs lssort must be "np" in‘
his mouth at times.-K
 
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[N-CH5:_ll FACTORY..-in isoixsynder;
,. t the ¢h°°¢°. °, °
'rants vluqe mr and an vwellint
, ‘_ to_patr'ons _for their milk this
' . Prl°e,lier__iil1Nired lbs. betas in
vicinity of one dollar and a` half.
‘A`.1f\|ller statement will 999601' later-
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,_-r-BHIPPINQ.-The 81111001161' Mill-
-et J. nun. .cape nicks master. is
now 'ln port from Sydney. C. B.. dis-
charging a cargo o coal for Messrs.
,J_¢g¢p|,'_ need & _¢o._ '1‘h;e__ schooner
lljlph. Wrye. _n`1'aster, has ilnished
dhch-urging a. cargo of lumber for
Messrs, R. T. Holman Ltd.._ who are
new loading her wlthfproduce and'
h'srd' coal for the return trip to Buc-
touche.--H _. _
I -_Acc|DENT.-A very painful ac-
cident happened to Mre. Barnard,
Summerside, on Sunday afternoon.
While, walking onthe kltclienjloor
‘she ,accidentally stumbled and* fell,
fracturing a bone in her right leg.
Mrs. Barnard' lives on First St.. with
her son, Mr. Jesse Barnard, of the P.
E. I. Ry., and' although- she is ninety-
one years of age has been quite act-
ive and has been enjoying her usual
health The bone has been set and
the lady is now resting as well as can
be expected.~i{ '
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The death occurred at her home in
Scarlet/own of Matilda Hayes, widow
of the late James Ailleck, aged seven-_
'Ly yeane. The deceased' had only
been sick three days and death was
unexpected. Two sons and two
daughters morn the loss of a kind' and
-loving mother. Henry at Scarletown.
Mrs. Melville Johnson, Central Bed-
-_ eque, Nellie ami' Bruce at home. She
_Wag a sister of J. F. Hayes, and Mrs.
'(". R. Clark of Scarletown, Mrs Ed-
-wm~¢1~Egg1gnd, Bldeford, and Mrs. W.
E. Johnson. Kenslnton. Funeral took
place to Cape Traverse cemetery,
Wednesday, Nov. 15th.
Mrs. James MacMurdo, one of the
most deeply respected residents of
-North Bedequa. neared away in lwl'
sleep, early on Thursday morning,
the 9th. The deceased lady who was
only 57 years of ago, th0\l8l1 “Ot lil'
her usual 'health for a few days,
nothing serious was anticipated. Her
sudden death, came as' a great
shook to her family and friends. She
leaves to mourn befr loss, and cherish
her memory. a sorrowing husband
and two sc/ns, Norman and Lawson,
and two daughters, Marlon and Jenny,
-also two brothers and two sisters-.
Robert, John and Mllicent Neill, of
Weldon, California, and Mrs. Arte-
mas Clark, of North Bedeque_ She
will be much missed ln' the commu-
nity, over which her sudden death
has cast a deep gloom. She was a
kind neighbor and benevolent
friend to all in need. The deceased
was a consistent member, and sup-
porter ot the Presbyterian Church.
_-and was always' ready to give of her
substance to all good causes. Yi‘he
funeral, which was largely attended,
"took, place Saturday the elle/venth, to
the North_Bcdeque Cemetery. The
pall-bearers were Messrs John and
Artemas' MacCaull, Archibald and
James Stavert, Robert Agnew, and
'service
out to
West
son,
a.t'Shorn-_
of October
Battalion
for
they
was' liked
He was only
years of age. he leaves to
parents, eight sisters and
Mrs. Clarence Mchure,
Mrs. -Charles Russel.
Daniel McDonald,
Sacred
June for
soul rest in peace.
home
PREACHER REVISITS -l8LAND.--
Rev. Fred' M. Clay, of' Cassaloga, N.
Y.. passed through Charlottetown on
Tuesday on his way to his home. Mr.
Clay will be reme_mb'gr'ed` as the son
of the late Dr: Edwin Clay, who was
immigration Agent .at .Halifax for
many years and so well _known on the
Island. Rev. Mn' Clay has beee.vis~
itilng relatives in Victoria; where two
children are buried, Minne and Breen
Brooks. During the-visit of_Mr. .Clay
he has been lecturing and preaching
every night. _ Sunday night-was a dt-
ting climax to his visit when at
Brldgeto“wn he spoke to-a union meet-
ing of all the churches in the large
creamery hall-which was packed _to
the doors. -A chorus choir of thirty.
voices led the singing. While Miss
Marlon McLeod. daughter of Rev.
William McLeod,-pastor of the Pres-
byterian church, presided -at the or-
gan. Miss McLeod- is a' musician os
rare ability, and' her singing is very
effective. This meeting witll long be
remembered in Bridgetown, as Cath-
olic and' Protestant sat side by side
and listened to-the story of the Cross,
as Mr. Clay spoke with an effective-
ness seldom heard on the Island. Mr.
Clay is the husband' of she who was
Deblie Brien, one of the lsland's most
popular young ladies, and daughter of
the late Angus Brien ,of Victoria. Mr.
and' Mrs. Clay plan to permanently
settle in the very near future on the
Robert McMurdo.
Island. Although; prea_cl_i_ipg _ou the
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'~`~AUTO QUESTION AT KENSING-
TON.-Nervous tension is high over
the auto question at Kensington. A
big majority of this citizens have sign-
ed a petition asking that autos be al-
lowed' to run according to the automo-
bile act, ite., three days a week A
meeting was called by the 'anti-auto
association last week in the Temper-
ance Ha`ll at Kensington. The small
hall _was crowded' with “anti” myrmi-
dons from Bedeque, Wilmot and Long
River, to the exclusion of most of the
people of Kensington. A report was
sent to the press of Summerside, viz.,
the. Summerside Pioneer, stating that
the people of Kensington and vicinity
~ u I
were practically unanimous against
the use of motor vehicles, which is a
misrepresentation, because, as, a mat-
ter of fact, there was very few Ken-
sington people in the audience (speak-
ing compsratirvely.) The discussion
was biased,_the speakers in favor of
autos being interrnptecl', and curtail-
ed on time, such absurd epltliets as
"Travelling Hells," “Jugge1’nauts,"
‘and "Road Hogs” were applied to
autos and theirfpwners. One speaker
even acquiesced' to the statement that
there were no gentlemen among auto-
mvnexs and drivers. Some speakers
_seemed to' be obsessed with the no
tion that all farmers were opposed
to autos, which is a big mistake. Some
_of the more rabid spirits among the
"anti*s".‘have been tactless and arbi-
trary _to the extent of making threats
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...al ._.m__i_
of "boycotting" certain tradesmen and
merchants, who have the- courage of
their convictions, and say that the
owners of autos have a right to, trav-
erse the highways of P..E. I.‘fll\-.ztheir
machines. Veiled' tl1reats,_we' 41n'sde
against “the secretary 'bfi~the'rm'l_tQlllg-
bon Dalrying Association; 'h'y`<_-_st`i_h1e
over-zealous partisans- of :they _ i-
auto cult. Such absu‘rd»and'_`aifbl ry
threats__are the height.of,fol _.._`*j,'i'he
merchants- and tradesm9l\.__vvi_ -jeep
on serenely “doing businese_l’fB}t‘ the
old stand,"-_-commanding  res-
pect from the public forgha " the
courage to do what, they-t 'k is
right, and a few d’lsgn1ntle¢l'jd%s\lt-
oists, for personal aggrau`di`__ ent
will not find it an easy_z_1q§§¢ei_ _up
oust from his position one»,_who`f_woi'hs
ze-alously and well for the lterinl
welfare of the patrons of ~KeliI`§ingto`lL
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