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Night on Broadway, of_ love and
hate and tenderness, of stage bean-
tlcs and reckless millionaires-With
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V A Holiday In _ _ _
London And Vicinity
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windsor Great Park, which stretch-
- | _es southward from the Castle 101' UD-
, ' .wards of five miles, and comprises
210,000 acres. Here is where the King
_ ' '_ does the most of his pheasant shoot-
,ing. We had the pleasure of a drive
G lover most of this immense park, also
.to Virginia Water, and the Lake.
if ~‘-fwhich was formerly s. large swamp,
‘ fland covers an`area of about 150
- -` lacres, and is rather more than two
. _‘ miles long.
' ‘iii EATON, immediately opposite
 ` fnlwinilsor, is gained by crossing the
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Wl'l‘l'l CHARLIE CHASE _
Featuring u. number "of
splendid popular
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Street, we reach the famous College,
founded in 1440 by Henry VI. and
including among its pupils, past and
present. many of the greatest names
in English history. The rotunda-
shaped building facing the Upper
School is a memorial of Etonians who
fell in the South African War. It
was opened by King ,Edward VII in
November 1908. The boys in the
school number about 1.000. It was
at Eaton the tradition arose that
“England‘s battles were won on the
Cricket grounds of Eton."
THE DERBY
The race meeting which most ap-
peals to the Londoners is undoubted-
ly the famous Derby run at ‘Epsom
Downs on a Wednesday either a fort-
night before or after Whitsun. On
a Derby Day all the roads and rail-
ways leading south from London are
packed with people, and the sight on
the course is one never to be forgot-
ten. I attended this famous course on
the flrstiof June. Our party went in
is special ‘bus and spent a most de-
lightful day. It was a great sight Lo
look at the enormous crowds on both
sides of the track, as wcll as the
grand stands filled, the motor ‘buses,
motor cars and the stands of the
bookmakers. It was estimated that
there were perhaps 200,000 people
present. It wns n, very noisy but
well-behaved crowd, and we did not
observe one intoxicated person or a
quarrel during the whole show.
There were, oi' course, a lot of gypsy
fortune-tellers, casters, hawkers,
bookies, etc., but taken all in all it
was a good-natured crowd." The road
from town and back was most beau-
_tiful-the splendid paved roads and
'concrete sidewalks all the way, the
bealitlfully kept farms and gardens
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land the pretty small towns at inter-
vals were very attractive. Alld, of
course, the interest was enhanced by
the presence of the King and Queen
in the Royal Enclosure.
THE ROYAL TOUIQNAMENT AT
' OLYMPIA
for the encouragement of skill-at-
arms and the bencnt of Naval, Mili-
tary and Air Forcc charities. This
was by ‘far the most spectacular pag-
eant of anything to be seen in Lon-
don this year rl927>. It lasted from
May 10th to June ith, and perform-
ances were held threc times every
day. except Sunday, with change of
progrmame at each performance. The
amphitheatre building_called “Olm-
pia," with tier upon tier of seats,
somewhat resembling a very large
circus tent, with the Royal Box at
one side, would probably have a seat-
ing capacity of 20,000. The evening of
V if ' _  our attendance was on May 20th and
some high dignitary represented Roy-
alty in the Royal Box. Just once s
year the Army _Council makes the
theatrical producers look like in-
Ifants.
A full description of all the many
“stunis"'performed by the different
brinches of the Navy, Army and Air
r'¢‘ire»§i»,Vt1ist r witnessed would in sni-
mb lliimpossibllity. All I can do is
to give you' a synopsis of some of the
things witnessed by s writer who was
~d'rugulai- visitor to Olympia. "I am
thrilled by the rleihir ana remnants
from the Cavalry school. These boys
center into theilrene, unstrsp their
stirrup irons. Vfling them into the tan,
-and do all kinds of stunts at the can-
cer--then unetlip their girthn, pull
ther qsadkl ~. from -beneath them,
tmvw_then\:a`wss¢.ts_l¢e fences ban
lush and ihilnjthavl imssn thaw un.
their rifles with a precision which is
positively beautiful. I would go year.
after year to see them present anns
and to hear that unanimous ring of
hands on magazines and see that
SimU|i»Bn¢0l15 Puff Q1 MPO day- MBT-` common to medium strippers brought
vellous! . . . .
._ Suddenly the gates at
one end of the arena are_flun|z upen.
and in ride four gold ti-umpel-ters of
the _Life Guards, led by the fat, pie-- Quotations: --Butcher stders good,
bald drum horse. Listen to the
sound of Cavalry drums and the silv-
er fanfare. Behind, jingles the _mus-
ical ride of the first and second Life
Guards. Pennants fluttering 'from
lances, their white plumes waving,
their breastplates gleaming, they
come in, wheel round into, line, part,
trot around the arena, meet in half-
sections, meet in sections of four,
waltz, while the band plays. and the
big hlnck chargers that follow the
King through the streets of_London
behave like perfect ladies. Islthere _a
finer sight than'a Life-guardsman
sitting a restive _chargerfi Then ln"a~
breathless hush they line up, at bp-
poslte ends of the arena, the trump-
efefs MQW the `Ch5Y'§€-""F*d-'mh"°' Quotations-Good vi-als,..$l.'i.00 to nie Maclnnls, daughter of Mr. and dam,hmr' Mm' Wmmm Hickey  h|&£:n'oY:::dBu}:ck°y’ dwl;e_u’iI"
_l13.50, medium $12.00 to $15.00, com- Mrs. Ronald Macinnis. About ten o’- Igdmn. Rigfir' B}mi)etBv;0ms;n5`m;rs` McL"n_'___0 er m °
mon, $10.00 to $1.50, Srnss $5.50 to clock the guests assembled in thc ;vh_::;:»e;ewny;1d pm; "mhome, ~
$6.25. Sheep receipts we_,_Ȣ 80, $0.50 parlor, which was prcttily decorated Msn on; mm; Mm D___ _Innes Mac; NEW ENGLAND MAN
.to $10.25 was paid fm. lambs inulurl- for the occasion and presented the Dan ld ____ s0_._`_____ Bosmn Two _,ther _|'o|N.l. MABTIB 0',
ing all grades. Sheep were steady nL‘ charming young bride-io-be with the uw; M____ M_______ md _'un M°Le__ CAHIBTOCK HUNT
$5.00 to $7.50. __ ` gifts, which were costly_ and numer- S ' ___ m____' BQEIDN M.” "hmm 15 __M_
Quotations-Ev/cs $5.00 to $7.50, ous. .which were opened by Misses. 1°" predecuxd er W ' y°"‘ vm”   hat "ug . _
lambs -common $9.50 to $10.25. 1-log' Mary Caswell and Luella. Wilson, the Th” pau beam” We" H°“'_ J' P' armed mm'
re N H _ _ _ _ _ bel d b Mus Em McIntyre and .lohn"MoIntyre_ fneph- *umm N18! ln American was
ceip were 62 l-logs uma verses .1111 NB y ml H u, 5, .pmixnd _,aint "nm, of _
stronger, although' sales were made Helly. signifying to the popularity of mi  m'?'““‘ w_u _md 32;' land! oatmwck nanwundm E"
slowly. Price ran eh fr m $13.25 lo the you cou ie. Miss _Maclnnls ' _ ’ I I H' `
8 0 “U . P si. the lm r eh '
_si:i.so__lea nnd wnienni lint. About in n few well chosen words. thnnkns "*"‘d°"“°°°' _ _ Ummm _`m°°"“' ° ° 3"”
l00hogs were sold on grade for $13.50 llcr_frlends for so kindly r6l1\¢mh€l‘ih8 muxum Fife lm M Mass scum Hnmln Mus 23:’ 6! 
for canons with sion _min her. A dslni. lunch was served in ° ° 5 " ’. "  _
P” mp" --.3 m»eric'sbesi,irno h
hor on selects and cuts nr sn cehls i Mrs. Gasivelrs best style, assisted by Cards and spiritual offeririss “__ B ________ fm lllltlhl mem!
_ ' V ~ ‘ V an y e d io the
$1.00. $2.00 and 53.00 pcr hog off Mrs. Joseph Burns, Mies Emma Kelly Mum I I Mm nw » - _ '
,butchers lights heavlcs rind extra Miss Luella Wilson and Miss Mary _ , MF” cud' . ' Mr' . '
cry they press their lrnecs to the sld~
ale, crnueh. and _ny wether with- s
whistle of lance pennants-but not
quite! At the point of contact they
wheel round into' line. solute the
Royal Box, and calmly trot out-a`
troop of Knigts in silver and scar-
let." '
"The Navy delights in hauling
heavy guns about the world. It seems
to love pulling them'to pieces, to en-
joy throwing the fragments over par-
apets, to pull whc'éls'froi‘n'glflY'car-
rlaizes, and suddenly . to put this
metal jigsaw puzzle together again:
and all done so quickly that.you can-
not think it difficult.
"Then the guns _ of the Royal
Horse_Artlilery are rumbling over the
Tan in that breathless event known
as a. musical ride. The gunners wear
the splendid uniform of the Peninsu-
lar War period. Crisscross over the
arena thunder t_he_ guns, _the wheels]
missing collision _by_ inches as the
teams flash by, the six horses of
each team, eager, with out-stretched
necks, galloping as if on their"way
to save the Empire. Then the sud-
den end, a grind of wheels, a cloud
of dust. a line of gun carriages, and
a salu‘,e of white whips." _(1-l_, V. _Mor-
ton).
The display of horsemanship by
the “Trick Riders"_ which was taken
part in by the 0i‘licers',`N. C. O_'s,`
and men of the' 18th Lancers, the
team consisting of Jumpers, Tent-
peggers and Trick Riders,_di'eesed in
brigend fashion, was' a veritable cir-
cus performance, and the stunts were
done on horseback at the 'full gsl-
lop. 'V
The Grand Historical Pageant.
"scotland," in which were represent-
ed the battle of Killicrankie in 1680
in the fight between the Highlands
and Lowlands,-.and leveril other
wars between the Bcoie and the ling-
lish, then ‘~ Union of thesoois,
English, rristiilinu welsh merits nlgre
than a passing allusion. V
(To_be.continued) `
uvasroox mmxrrs "
MONTREAL, March _17.-Cattle re-
enlpu on the we liiinmsl 'livesloelr
markers today ,nm 501. 'ljiere 
s. light offering and prices were
strong to s qu»€t_;r higher. Good
steers ln-ought up $10.15 and thpse_
was s small 'epreadbetiveen grades.
ililailty »around'.$9.00 to"$0_25. Good
cows were quoted at $8_00 to $8.50.
_Odd choice extra fat cows weighing:
up  1,500 pounds or"over sold iori
the Koahel-_tr'a`da athelfers prices,
$6.00 to $7.50 and clilillerssold down
to $3.50. Bulls were steady.
hliavles. Vsows-were sold for $11.50 to
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SILK Dltarlllltl AND _FUI-N!~
'runs coverings. sood rams of Dat-
terns and colorlnls. Guaranteed sua-
f°-'*- 1"' W” .*_"‘" P"°°- P-“°“'°‘ his enurea the P. si. 1. unnpini ini- snfiivn yum? rnuowiai niigmlus-
. _ also-a-is-al
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eacored and there were also a num
ber of Irish choruses lung by the
club. __
raa.soNs1.s. ` .
Mr. 1;. s.'rooinbs, North austien.
courses at
from which
me-of
f.ho'!ol1<=_x1lielf\\.i'sas1vi.|
in-lnsms lurhigisn with him
in"isso.~ roVouum~»y»u.. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,_,______°===1>1i
account or wounds m,1,,,,d“m°°“‘
World Wu. Mr. mgg,_nmn_ _____0x
vignann mum, nn., ,,,,_,_B _ 1”
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uw ulamfola allen.
he v|u'|rant'ed hlsde-
noemr or Divinity in less.
(hum succeeds
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treatment. . tion lieiwss s missionary tskeher-_ ia
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huahipfufhhnwhakeovergj
heavier euro: the hunting'
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.E A¢KN0wLlD'D'Mz.N'r-"n‘_° T'“°' Mr. Urban braldiey and Mr. Charles m°,m~ .5 5”," :`5”_‘n¢_1 “uh 
W" °1 W Pf°‘°°““‘° °*'P*“““¢° Dunn, 'Pesxes 'stsi.inn, mended the ,hm wo mm gut ,,g mg _,,,,,,ng
wish to acknowledge and lvecially mm may but-évmmm _ _ ' ' _own of K`.m“ck_. hmm" ml_d°__
thank the Haaelbrook Wolnexfa In- _' _ _ ` p.mu,e'."°m _hu *ark  ioayub
stitute for their donation of $5.00.  H_ Tout ~s_ F__' engmwr _"mms openuum “_ _nm;_Nh'_
‘ *- _ c,__ _N_.`R., _was ln`thé city last week. where for more  thirty years he
POL,lCE.COURT-At _tho Police
U15 KUBSi2 Of Mr. _ Bild MN. JOUR inide hh hom°_  Wu wen knowh
c°“". y°°°°'d°y m°mh‘g ‘ man W¢¢kl- Bfllhwn- ~ throughout the country and had
°““¢°" Wm* i’°.”‘* ‘"““" ‘“d‘“°“" .  - many ii-lends in the Marianna' ss
able was fined $5_and costs or de- _“BLM M,,A,.,°_ 5¢_-ph¢Img,__w¢,5 wen M in  _,wma wut
fault of payment sentenced to 10 ,,Qi{}mg`Mr_'Ja.i1;ies 'I‘rainor; Prince He ni survived by ms We “nh
days in illil- _ -' of wnles college. for the_ lwmoee of gm; -1-,,,,|¢,_ of H'gm,,_ on, ¢,,',,¢h_
..._ '- attending the _at Psulnlo Pisy_V ,M ,,nd',,ve‘n mm” _M WD hmmm
ISLAND LADY Dm5“M"- Albert ' _ William of Vancouver, and John of
1-1. Parkmsn, New Glasgow, received
the sed news Saturday of the death
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home. Fail-mede, Saskatchewan. on .» _ - _ _ com" of th, “anna Dum* “nn
,fvlarcn 9th. The deceased was only M3s_ MICHAEL A READY (Patriot please copy) '
:V sick a few days with pneumonia.
ON MEDITERRANEAN TMP- inexorable toll t Indian River on - --
'M“' M"l‘“’°° H°“”“"i °' ‘;'“°“°°' ren zsih in the Lam nr Mn; Mich- There passes' to her ewmsl re-
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"h° 59°” “t °“'“'“°' °“ ° nel s._1uauy of nlshwwn..wha._de- iwsra at her home in Lot 11. on Fab.
land, a sister of Mr. Reuben Dick-i
- ~ veloped pneumonia while ana visit Nth. Hvnrmt* MUNI- l¢0d 'I6 Wi-
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mp to the Holy Land and Egypt" William Hickey. All that med1cal~s_fd__ DNd°:_¢_°__' _F_\‘____:l:______ _;__;¢'2______._
Mrs. Lester Jennings of Ohio, a sis- n""`5|“K ‘md 'U-he kind anentiilua ° hm 1 ut d d died ____ _ln in
ter, accompanied he;-_ her children and friends. had no a- f “ °" U ° *U "5 3
FORMER P. E. I. WOMAN-A
Wrentham, Mass., despatch of March flillht 'iD the UNM bey0r\d.- $10 divd my' RW' Mr' cdemm °f Rm mu
16th, says that Mrs. Lydia Rice. BS She had lived. gently and *uhm* ongzulzg' to th ku M,
known as the "mother" of the Pcmd B m\1l'mUl‘. With Perfect 118101115*-i0!!  m moouanwr _:im d .5
'l-lome, died yesterday at the home. to t.he Divine WUI- Dllflllil hm' ill- kind m '°v 3 m ` “uh
Burial will be in Pondville Cemet-_the Raman Catholic Churohf Of .` h  'no
ery. _
V _'_' °’ "‘“““ D °°°“° ‘° 1-lmymnxinhm 'urs Allen Me-
naruaivmo 'ro rnllvca on the seine dale two years asv. Nw,” md M,,_'§,,.,_m,.m um 0,
couary-Mr. and Mrs. re. Heber Deceased (nee Josephine Mnxinnnn _ `
Ellis, who have been spending the of Brackley Point) was a quite un- Kmnom of mwr;x”|_  E .L_ ‘nd
winter in Charlottetown, leave today assuming _lady_ of mast estlmable Mm Hem" Mound "_ Mmm .mae
__ for Summerside for e. few weeks be- character, beloved by neighbours and an al” ,_h”.w_,!°m_ “md nhudkn
$10.25 _rp $10.75, mediums ,$9.50 tp fore returning to their home in 0'- friends which was attested by the md one m't.mnd chud_ .nm pm
H1025, 'commons $8.50 to $9.50.] Leary. Mr. Ellis, whose health was large number of people who follow- mmm Wm two mph," md mm.
|Butcher hciiers, good $9.50 to' $10.00,{ not good when he first came to the ed her mortal remains io their last 50m_in_]M, ot the dq.,u.bed_ Mun*
|l{1€dl\lm.$9.0Q i-51 $9.50, conlnlon $7.00 city, has greatly improved, and rc- resting place in St. Mary‘s Cemetery `Am,n Magwlm Hur, Maxnmcm
to 88.75. Butcher cows, good $8.00 to turns to the west in much better Indian River, where solemn High wgldmn uni Thom., Moxmnam
$3.50, me_i:iium,_$6.0l_i_ to $7.50. Can- condition. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis have Mass of Requiem was sung by the gmmg Adm” md Ju-mg M°;,,m_
nel-s,_ $3.50 to a-i_00, culms $4.00 to so enjoyed their stay here that they pastor. She had atitamed her seventy _
$5.00. Butcher__bul1s good, $7.75 to look forward with pleasureto spend- first year. 1-Icr comparatively long _.___
$8.50, common $0.00 to $7.50. ing another winter in _the city. life of usefulness was characterized _ The fum;-51 gg eh; me ML no
Calf receipts were 472. Tllcrc wasi '__ by untlring devotion _to the welfare Hart took place on Thursday arm-_
a light offering. Calvcs were mcfstly of her family. Her patience and re- noon from his home in Dunblans w
BRIDE SHOWERED-On the ev
of Mrs John Caswell, Southport thc
most popular young ladies, Miss Au-
Caswellf The remainder of the ev
_ _ any of ireland over e res o Ex (W,-“N\_)
Mrs. Joseph Shaw recently spent a °V° ‘mm "W - sm" 'nd 3" - _ _ . . _ '
week visiting friends and relatives g_°“t‘“`§:' um '3;°?:__ °°"""“";¥ P. l. l_. CISIGYHAH   
fb, _ e so on use 0 bmw. rasssn swat IN wsu' ' ' _ ' w
1" A mm md vmmy showed how the ills or the n-an _ ' EFFEGnvE< MARCH 1.8
urs. charles nur, who has been lll ”°°°3° "° b°“”‘ "9 “‘ “‘° M’ °' st' R-ll!-"N/M 5‘°l*=»“-'51' W* °*“P' ` I-'ll'-I
for several months, is now making anna" H°'d"" '°° N" “mp” ter of Inf inillettllll U15 liiiill
good progress towards the recovery of atm" hm' M  mah mom. 'Mis li" 'li W¥'"~°°“ li' n|'°\"|Vl°_*- ‘aim
MV' hi'-"nh - knew how to sacrifice _all  _ww _“nm” m wh dum of m °m_wm,. .
pure and unsullieii in their hearts
I
| ‘~ local cemetery at Broadview, the fun-
li °f he’ d““5h9”' n“”‘°". ws' B’“°° I N M E M 0  A M oi-sl service being conducted from the
l`Mo`ffatt. She passed away at her
The Grim Reaper again exacied his
vail against the ravages of the dead-
ly disease and her spirit took its
, g _ _ _____________ _ ___ fziged 81 years, She was g _native of 11858 She WBS H3!il0l9d.\1Y V189# Gf _ V
' ' ' Summerside, P. E. 1'., and came here her pastor. Rev. R. F. MacDonald. x'v:;° me ‘;f”:°roi:;3_` Th' _° _:Kr
,mm Ql_imcy_ Mash 13 year, ago, who adininlstcredithe last rites of _ ° '
which sho was a devout member.
l-l h b had red d he
all veal .common to just fair qual- _______g ___ F'_______________ nth __ _ery pleas: szgnalvim during tire sickness and Wat Point PNA-iyterian Cemetery.
ity. The bcst lots sold up to .$13.50, __m eve __ wok lace ag the resldencc death of three grown sons, viz Henry Rev. W. B. -Lvriht of the Uniugrl
cfgngon to plain ollality. vofll from n P _ Bernard, and Frank within a few Church ofliciated at the home, and
_ 5 - _ to ,$12.50 ~and pail fed calves ' ’ years was moat, exemplary and edify- also preached a meet impressive ser-
_arounh $10.00. Grass tcalvcs wel-6 °°°°‘“°" “mg “'m“°°"°"°°“s sh°‘f` mgf mon-at the church. The pall bearers
about swady.ats5.so u».ss.25. °’ ‘D “°“°" °’ "“? °' "‘°“""‘°““ snelenvestnn1nnrnhsnuenih.nne were Neem. Albert M°I-wi. Hoy
' n~ Mauna lvn-s.w.A.iusdy,chlu-- *Wan them that Mr.Hi¢sin»°h
$12.00 with the hulk at $11.75.  v_;ea_sn;p:_r_l_t__;;l_l:n_¢_::_n§__ex_c__e;l_e___t _______c_D_______ Fred L_ Re__d____ I________________ would hunt me mmm un* .das
_ ___.`i__ and ML' McȎumn_ The feature or Mrs. Sarah McKinnon, Indian River, l WN* I-U41 MV- MP- Milne the other
V < the evenlns was step-dancin! by Mr. M1" md W5' L' M' Guns' ‘md E" tm hmm" d'y°‘ The plmmt “'
nsi.l_aunToN News Wmmm awww., and M,_ God,” nest Peters, Miscounhe, lui-_ ann Mrs. sociation which" Mr. _I-Iizslneonnhss
I .  ~ MacLaine, and fox-trotting by Miss J°h“ Mmay' Bmfden' Mr' “nd Mn' hm wml -tm sp°m'"‘ Puwn in
Our school is progressing favorably _ mma_` Kelly and Mn Sword Rey, J. Austin Trainer, Charlottetown, V00 *UNO 8018011! |18 hi-B hllllind with
under the _cmcient management of ,',._ond_ About f|;,e_,_hmy‘_ mm sm? Mr. and Mrs. Edward _PendergI.st. 'U10 UGWBWCU 61111118 his ihvlaim
Miss_L_illlan _Kennedy. ` mg --pm. They An _,ony amd Fel, Kensington, Mr. and Mrs. Albert °f En8lll1d mlkes the D1'|Vi|€K0 Of
I  --- lows." the guests wended their way M°L°“°“ “nd '7°h" 5- mdhn mm' -'hum' tm m“"°"mp Wm* '“°h ‘
1 WF- 0901116 I-»¢WiS. Of 01110110". is to their respective homes feeling that MY- *nd Mrs- Wm- m_°"°y' I“°“"“ we" mmrmed umm “mum mm
inow _visiting at the home of her' mn. had enjoyed , véry pleumt ev. River, Mr. _and Mrs. _James L. Baim- U1 1l'l\|l\ll~UY l&i¢‘\0i»iV° OM *D Y-ha
brother, Mi-_'Joseph Shaw. ,.,,m¢_ ders. Kensington, Ida Phelon, Der- American sportsmen.
_ _ -__ V ' __'___ _ chester, -Mass., Promoters Sacred RW. M3'-_Milne hee the advantage
Mnnnlph chin, nl springfield, wns - Ai. no-n|w_-.I,.,,,,,d ,md It, Heart League, mean River. Mem- ef krwwlne the ommtry intimately
vtsiting friends in I-laliburton on patron g`,_m|,-- wg gh; ¢ppr°pr1g|,¢ bers Bacrod Heart. Indian River, "hf°'UI’h Nl
Thundll' ¢Y¢.“mK-. subject of an eloquent tddreal de- M*-W M°I5“°» 3°” mmf' Mr' md H° 1° "md
_ _ _ . - livei-ui sz the mmm luninlmn yes- Mrs. Jmelll Hushva B¢df°f¢» Mn- *M *W*
Mrs, _Henry Leard has returned to tg-day afternoon by Bev. Patrick Annie J. May, Brookline, Mass., Hon. 5851113 
her homo in Alberton, nm-r spending MoMahon,` D. D., of Bt. b\instl.n‘s J. P. and John McIntyre, Charlotte- mlhy ¢»_Y°\l!INl_' mls would envy. Ke
s pleasant visit at the hninc ni her' smilies staff. The speaker first gave sown. Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. iuissltsi-,, .will ride in Inv kind of weather use
anughrer,_Mi-s._ Resinra mcse. n description of ‘miami desluig with olui-louswwn.» spiritual ~o'iferln¢: will Mak as has ll anybody in the
 iuwsny history, tool mini- and mn, osinmn, ohnrloiawwn. nm '
\ Mr. and  John Merrell were sad. from early tlmél down t\_irv\veh ily. <vnesth.>_ Domain Bmthm. -f > .1 :se .-
visiwrs in this vicinity nn rrlflny, the oanturial. 011111! alftlvllllr it- ca-oss, onulotiewvm. employers De- --..._ _...__ .__
...ent .n M.. .nn M... ...ann sn... enunn w uw 1nw11¢°u-1_-\;u°m_- ani- swam. oi-ummm. E
. _ th _
4°_*f'**’ "‘°'€‘ .‘°,-."?“’" *9 °°°‘°"° _'ne m./nan can any ysgnlgvai
of Ireland. or ilolllbonfslso mils
at her home in ilallburton._ Vo, “mmf ‘pepsi gmfuhpggw Q 0191105! 
the 1.-ini hem' its patribdm oi- len.
ldfl. Bl\¢Cl'i, Who his been ill 10|' 1 “N om gm' uk' 'inn imyu  " mmmnu _ _ _ _ -
_senie_sln¢.i| 'now reported cn he in-‘ 3,, ,$1 gm, gg, “gimp m;q.¢gq}  |_V°"~~ __ . _ " __ _ _lf-°*'l‘l'“Y' _ |*‘.*~"°"' _
lrfovial in health- Her friends wis1l‘....» an in 'isis install m~ssaafsi;'“.“.-. _  ' -I '
Miss Margaret McDonald of Dun-` ~ 1 l   DW" °‘ mic W*
blend. has been spending a few din 'W mm mm mm P’ M'  Vlitwvhoh. linlilarle 'JL Bird.

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teacher and far-
_mog plssbliswiy
v
-in the faxnlly plot at Lot li ceme-
.. field. ' ‘
fellow- l '
s  ' l
Cavend_ish._ He was buried in the
little chapel which is situated on the
V MILS. JOSHUA ADAM!
her Redeemer. Interment was made
ters. seven of whom were with her
Poplar Grove. Mrs J H. Blair and
Mrs. Ailp onsa oCu ugh, Nova
Bootie' Mrs.: Fraser McPhee Mrs.
Coleman, P. E. I Mrs Thbs M0
_g_.
.
It has been mutually agreed bg.
3**
sgii
,Es
ii
master.
years. that
“F”-°V`° 'H“”*'”.‘¢ Diwvwry elm ,,,,
UIGSDOM d0lC.l'lpti0|\ 0( (,-he Cams
.took_county. 'me country which mm;
Q“r'"'.‘-”d‘°mU1|D0ft1on1nsqmer
set intends-i.weni'y nn., mm .'
3195?* knliih 1l'0m. iioilzhwen Z
southeast- by eighieen ,mes m
breadth. On the noauh it snjoms me
Bhlclunme Vale: on the west ____
Taunwn vale and the East Dem
and an the east the Boirlh mmf
tl-lesealiesonthe south. ltgbm;
and ditch country, and there an
.some sims walls. but ii. is chieiiy
plstu-V6. with a light plough and me
dos[n1and_ It is well mocked Wim
foxes. 'Ihere is little wire. Tue hom
required is a well bred om; he lnun,
be bold to face the growth on nw
banks, and lm. Best centres mi,
Maidm. N°V~“Wf\» D0l'l‘iicl‘lfcr and
Weymouth on the seth ohm-t nn..
der; Brideport and Yeovil .jun
within the Blackmore \'a'r,i 51,,
Crowknerne.
The hunlt was started bv Rei, _,_
Piwiiaa of ostuswek Longo. near nn
close of the eightecnf-ll c<.~lillil~y; qi
WDA kn0Wn durlnl its earlier 5-em
as the True Blue Huw.. Former nin-
soels me Lord Polimion-, illco-72, in
J. Oodringbon, 1872-77; Captain Mu.
caughtoll, 1877-78; Mr. .l_ C*-'idrlllgion
(End M'shlp) 1878-83; Lord Guilford
188-36; Mr. Featherstolillaugli, lg.
B3-$7; iM1'. Phlllipa. lB8'l-085 .\ir. R.
Chandos-Polo, 1888-97: Mr. J liar-
gfeavlkl, 1897-1900. _
Bev. Mr. iM.iln.e ol Clnlfrome,
Dorchester, became masaer ln 1900,
Meier lard Digby. D. S. O., M, ¢;_
Ni.!1i1l1l. Dorohmter. beci‘.il1e»ass0¢.
lied 'with the "Sporting Parson" as
ioint master in 1926. and thus retir-
rs emi- ruling this pnsinnnvgnn in...
years. The somsmary of th¢""<:nn¢1,.
stock is Captain, the Honorable Gel-.
aid Digby. R. N. His lrsidenpe 1|
Lovuonibe Ml`l.hol1, DCn'ches1fs\'. Th(
Masters tlsemaelvm are ihe\£,\;i,mi5.
' men.  .‘
Mr.  ni. present. ini an
en hotels, five of which lie brought
over fiom the United Stsres_,'Befcrc
he went over in england, he ‘inquir-
ed se to whether he should bring nv-
er hh oah horses or buy there. 1-le
was uncertain as 'ho the ability of
the American hunters, used to sions
wall and fence country llorf-. to take
to the bank and ditch oouniry which
is prevalent in England. On being
advised to use his own horses. Mr.
liigghison took over four li-ish bi-ed
hunters, which had been l111P0T"¢d
.hen by "Dick" Sheehan. of Dover.
and 'also an ex-si/eeple <~l.aser" sil-
ent Did." lil e short time "Did" was
.as good es any ol’ the Enzlisli hois-
es in hopping over gaiivs and tim-
ber.
They Are Well Worth
Fifty Cents A Box
Says Quebec Lady of Dodds Kidney
._ rilln -
Mn, 3.' 'rrim ls very sniisiml mir
the manic aenlevnl av TWH# "°°""‘
Y Kldi1ey.l’il|s _
York Centre. P. Q. M\_lf°"- 15”
(Special)._-Just why Dodds Kidnel
Puls an 'so popular *fl U” ‘°’°"“‘”
of Quebec, is shown by th* -“““`“‘°“‘
of Mr* E_ ,ndm_ -_ msidgnl, of (his
place- she writes;_-‘~50mi- tlu\P_ Mig
I has aseinche and thowrhi l “'-“__
ir.. nnaas xlaney vnu. Dew' l 1'*
used two boxes 1 len null# f°l‘”"°“-I
can recommend them to H"\'”»“" 1°’
sore heck oi-'kidney trouble. rhei- fur
sure worth .50o a box-" _
nniiiis money Pills liurifv ill" him”
and DUN M006 carried to all paris of
the body mem new health W* ”"
creased energy all 0"" '“" "°d"°
Dodd’s Kidney Pills are lin oxrellfnt
main and new is the vmwftimf Um”
w “gg mem puriflg me lonlr. d\'l`“"~"
winter months the lvslfm bcccmes
weakened and lets in B ‘““""“““
condition. Dodds Kidney PHL* "°"‘
with nature ey enoonraelns Mid if'
ailing the kidneyl.
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. 'n _ ufclsi-‘annum s.ur.»s.
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