-___
-silol' ma Humans es8ls¢.~
-MILK F0!! SALE.. .00 por.
qui-t. J. B. Hillman, Kensington.
atachewan Canadian Gold Limited
X0 Personal Llsblllty
INCOIPGIIATID UNDER ‘HIE 0N'l‘All..l0 CDIPAHIBS ACT
gl girl ggllipgsts lqrmanwty it
_ Ben 0, I _
HEAD 0l'FI¢l - - - - . - rosollro. clllulnll “'“"°" °
Autnenua - ~ s¢.els.ess c-|.|t..1'1-sea - - - sa.:t1l.es-r __ Dnwme cu" .t olympic
non. o. D. noanwrson. P. c., urn. .............  P.¢..1.m.t P""|°"°- S““““°'°M° ‘Tl\\lHl‘|\!
Former Minister of Labor, Federal Government, Ottawa. Ont.
' Vice-President, Order of Railroad Telegraphern
,
_Proi’. Chilton, instructor.
ll0ll. J. A. BIQDONALD. Slellne. N. Il. ....  .....  .... .. Vice-President
Pres. Amherst Pianos. Ltd. Vice-Pres.. Atlantic Underwear, Lui.
Jill. S. QUALEY .....  ...... ._ lnnngllj Dllrelor
Mining, New York U. S. A.
WZ J. BGLAND  .... ..~. .................  .....   Treasurer
Mncbonnell & Boland. Toronto, Ont.
lt. la. n\'A1vs  " ...........................  .................... ._  sfenury
ance and the boy is doing as well
as can be expet:tsd.-K.
-OPENING UELAYED.- The
Toronto, Ont.
l]ll\E("l‘0R§|
HON. J. A. .\leDONAl.D
President, Amherst Pianos, Limited.
llo.\'. G. D. R0n|m'r.solv. P.f‘., |.l.‘.n.
Vice-Presldellt, Atlantic Underwe-ar, Ltd.
Fornlt-r Milliktt-1' 0! Labor, Lntawa, 0nt_
\'it»1--l'rt-s. Order ot Railroad Tele-grapllers “Used to stan' °n Thursday Dr°b“b`
IIERNE IL HDPKINB ESQ.
JOS. B. 0l‘Al.l-IY. ESQ, Uil & Mining, Colorado Springs. Colorado.
E
in »Rlcl:mond lBay. lt is stated that
-11 some plac&.tl1e ice is ratted as
high as ninety feet. lt. will be
some time even if the Boston heat
wave strikes us belore that partic-
ular barrier can be 1-em0vgd_
_ -summsnsloe 1-RMNER
:ETS POSIT-lON._.\{t-_ Dame;
519016- me lwpular developer up
Hl‘(ill ll. Sl"l‘lll§RLAND, ESQ,
H011. <ll0D0l.l'|lI-I IONTY IEC., K.C. Pres., F. L‘. Stlthbrlnnd & C0l'npl’l1y, Lid.
Ex-Secretary ol State for Canada. Gen. Man.. Great Northern Power Co., Ltd.
lllunly. Durnnleau, [loss & Angtgrs, Mont-
rcul, P. Q. \\`AL'I'E|\ J- BOLAND ESQ.
hlncdonell tt Boland. Bnrrlntc-.rs & Solicitors
Ill-2.\`lt\' 5. 'l‘ll0_\ll'.~l0)’, ESQ. Toronto. Ont.
\'ice-Pri-11.. Giqbe & Rutgers Fire Insurance _
Uonlpnny. New Fork, U. S. A. .
PNAS. F. NAVIN, RFQ. -
M. S. (`|.AKK|£. FSQ. llelrnii. Mit-il. _
f‘|arke. Hook & Company, Halifax. N. S. '
llnnlern - - - - - - ' Bank of Novo Scollo
.\alit°lturs - ~ - ~ - .\lnt~dunelI & llolnltd. Toronto- 0n\.
’l`rt.|u»|er Agent D Rellslrlr - The Trusts Q Guarantee L‘nm||un|'. Llhlted. Toronto. lint.
the other Maritime Provinces has
~ been given the position nt' 1155.3
'i!'8.iner at the State l-‘arm at New
the putting down, over a wide area, -of 62 `
holes having an average depth of approxi-
mately 250 feet, totalling in all 14.294 feet.
In addition, 3,700 feet of trenching, 203
feet of sinking and 1,000 feet of drifting
l1as.been done, having as its object the 1:0- break with racingnlaterinl to work
relating of the ore bodies. While the chief-_r t On. This ilne'pt_1sltion for Dan ls the
the Cletllens-Robb claims, located in the purpose of this work was -to acquire `~in- ‘Wim Qf _i*£il)!}_l!i 5f>i>@f and d¢XlBr-
centre of what, is termed the _Matachcwan for-mation gn the geological condit`i0_nti ‘eic'- _ ""5 “rY“'?-Q[i»~E-m’ter“ v'm°kB`_K’
Gold Cxlmp. The merger of these proper- ming, it resulted in demonstrating an ‘ _RACE HORSES F95, FRENCH
ties places the Company as one of the larg- estilnated ore tonnage of 36,857 tons, hav- _,=t|vEn___y1.-_ Edward stewart
_ est o\\'nt~rs of mining properties in Northern ing an average value of $9.77 to the ton, owner of the speedy more Keemah
‘ All-brey, who successfully cum-
, (_J111;tri0_ _
_»\ number of the claims making up the EXTRACTS _};}_;(_;_._`),IR__(_;S§)\1}§R}\}}\,1I¢_N»I. ;_>;.ii_;_peg_ Lge _l3_;a__1_:_:_1_t_lt_:_l_l___cl§a_;1:.__n11_§___l:g.;-
total acreage owned by the Company were wick has ucqmred Queen _Peu.e“a_
staked by a group of well known prospect- ln a publication issued by the Depart- , daughter of Queen .Marte by pet.
o1'.<,\\'l1ichi11cludl-dthclatc Bc1111_vHolli1lger. ment of Mines at Ottawa, under tht: 11a111e cc-‘la from .\lr. Philip l-iowa-tl, ot,
the stakcr ofthe original famous Hollinger of "Geology of Matachewan District, Cave Traverse- MF- Slewafl ex'
Mine in l’0rcupine, now uiiisiilcred one of Northern (>11tari0,” Mr. H. C. Cook, Gov- "WLS 1° get “nom” mcelf “']“°‘
the greatest gold mines ill thc world, and ernment Geologist, who made a thorough _Ff_fm:_l::_'“:E l‘_ta_§?|le“f:re;n`L‘l?an $52:
which produces npprf_>x§111::'tel_v One Million study of the Matachcwan Area, stated i11 _iie recerved an U,-gem san by tele.
Dollars in gold cvt-r_\' tllirty days. The efiecf:  » . f. _--_ . ,   _‘Pitons last week _from parties in`
Cslliil' Ui ‘he late Ml* _U°iii.f`lg¢f.ffi81li€$i H54 ""1`l1e"”porph`\irv"n1':lss‘ on tllesefclttinls. _.M_oncton,._,vvisl1_lt1_g to _t1_uy'l§i9€m°:_\
PROPERTY.
The Company owns in the Matachewan
Gold _-\rt~u approximately 840 acres in I1
compact block. This property is the result
of the consolidation of the holdings of the
.\latcl1e\\‘:l11_ Canadian (`.0l.l Limited, The
.\latacl1e\va`1i Rand Gold .\li11es Limited and
jtrustworthy position and __\|r_
‘:lteele's many l'-riends and` admirers
ire quite sure that he will do his
lalrt to make the name of P. I-J.
island famous-ii given an even
nie. Apply to s.` J. Rmeruon.
-cfumste cook wmflo, “°"**8“°- W
11.01004 Mit Diner, we have it. Ives & Murdock.
Ltd. 1-Gi
‘WY 3\‘\i- \f\8l'l100n and evening: pretty wedding was solamtllsed at
l.l_ the First. United - Presbyterian
Church. Boston. on Wednesday.
1 s;_%%¢_:_iiEQN`{_ A1' KENs1na‘roN .ipru the rtmrt.l..v1...n .units Agua
am lm ed" ° I; ’°"°“' ‘WU-Beus, youngest dnughtt of Mr.
sch 129°” “ °“*f°S'°l\ Hish tum Bears, of Montague, P. E. 1.
°° “sl "°°“ D‘“"“€ "I °'°\‘ml Donald Muumd Mclean, son
‘WSH-b°v-W Dllr by one boy.. s of 1.1.-_ and Mr... Kennett. ~m1.¢..n.
young 8°” of ‘mm Bemud hm ml of Alberry Pla-im, P. E. I.. were unl-
aww badly dm°°"t°d' Dt' W- P5 ted -in marriage by the Rev. D. Maxi-
' °B”°°' “"‘° ‘S “°" P"“°“°1"S M onlie. rl... bride was lieeomlugly
Kemmgmu' was “ned in “"°“d‘ attired in a bllle traveling Sill! Bild
8 Y
fied a lbouquelt of sweet peas. She
mba!" “smug which was WP' Edwin Howard attended the groom
i__y;__wl_l\ltnot start for a week .gr tm, in” of many beautiful gum At-_,el
Mmmg New “nk L. S A - veliin gxieiili tiamiaare su" "a` a short honeymoon -in the city the
' ' ' ' h i e ce the ,slums young couple will leave for Gillboa
N. v., where the swom 'hes H1 Bl
\'..-.--1~.-er., The Nova scott.. T.-...it r‘..mp....y -speedy horses in P. E. island and '_A'
_ _ _ _ _ i .1 ._ _
i;&t0rt, Vt, This is a lucrative and '“ B°S"°“""A' 411..,
» ,i_.'.
'HOP fNlII _H0lllil!l’l Oltllol.
».°FA¥'lM AND IUILDINGB for
..°lF ITS DRY GOODS or wall
..-°_MoLEAN--BEARS.-~ A very
re crepe de ohena hat and oar-
was attended by Ml-ss Ruth .Mc-
1.e...., sister of the groom and Mr.
he happy couple were the racitr
cellent position with the Hugh
Nawn Contracting Co.
 ;
EASTERN PERSONALS
....*Mr. Manuel McDonald, .Launch
ing recently visited Georgetown.
....‘.\lrs. S. C Knight, George
town lelt .\lontl1ty to vlslt.rends
____~_\1r. and Mrs. 1=:<1w..r.l,1>_lg'l<_i»‘_
Cllllnlottvtow-u, were passengersir'
Genhgeitown this week.-A.
._..*Miss .Susie Hemphill. :Mon
tague, spent -the week_end.,t1,_t he'
home in (leorgctown._-mem.. , _ _. __
---l>--rip.. M.;-~.-_ _l
.._.'.\ir. Frank. McEac’l1e;-n_ ol'_,_ih€_
C. G. S. Cor Ferry spent the weelf
end :lt his home in G-eorgetow"n.-A
' ....*Miss Katie Jeflory, Montague
Georgetown.-A.
Georgetown, is visiting .friends il
l-ltilifax.-A.
 °
ATTRACTIVE OFFERING OF
NEW CANADlAN GOLD MIN- 1
r. 0. s..tl.er_l..nd &._C_os '_1Tor,oni0.
one of the largest shareholders'olf_tfic`_Mat'- (_\liatadl-l`é'\'v`an `Q{.*111';1`dia11 Gold l.il11ite'd') ig ___.\u.brey. The p1-he q_11_t>%_d___:01;_i__ _
aclit-\\'.111 Fatladiztn Gold 'Li1'_11"1ted'. ‘  "` ‘ ` 'WY 3 “"°d1°ize‘l mr-m"' 8 e y _
__ _ __ _ _ _ _ tl.. _1_1.‘i,.-_.lit y'e."tl1;<e5ve..-tl' in'_-111.' ntstrie.,
lhe results secured__ from devclopnlént beillgisoltléivhhl over one-half mile ill length
w0rl\', ltcrcitlaftcr otltlihctl. supply the found- ` ` ' ' ` '
and 505-600'ft»_et ni width.” '
ation for pr:1cticall_v every repori that' has 'H' "C`l\t1'n11‘él saltlples." ’t'.ll<c1'1` along -the
been issllcd on the tlistrict from time. to l10tt0nii0f't'rehc_l1c‘s1‘ 'irlitlic-?‘c'1it~iche<l areas
timc, both by Dominion a11d_O11tario iiov- l§y't_11`e`e`.1gil1¢-‘¢`ij’_5 egamitting the property, ;.re
crnlllent geologists and independent cn- -said tb have gi‘\'fZ:11 valties carrying from
l:i1=<--=r-'- _  _ _ s5_<.'<_>".'0's2g1<>0 p¢r......"=-- --
.lmuch entrlusic value 'W‘t’8i>l7€ii “P
;,. .ite racing _stack or P.--1-J, lslnml
izrinsic 11.11.11 se11tin1ental.) Notwith-
standing, und probalbly \>90a“5@ Ui
lthe advent ol the “horseless oml-
_`iriage," the horse &PD0H\’5 1° 'M
~ `|hcld ill higher esteem by V-he 'hU“\*“
__
` " ‘ `“"l`he dykes-' contain s11Ff1cien`t‘a`urifer~ vrztce. lie is no doubt the peer o_
‘all t-he brute 1:1-efatiotl and seems
111s1'0RY AND 1.oC_¢tT1ON'0tf
.\1.\'l'.v<'1lF.\\'.i‘N 'Cl»\s1_`1*i‘i ..L'_‘ 
'l`l1t-_ .\lzltaL‘ht:\\'a11 _G0_ld_'.j\ri¢iz1i`1v`z11s` dis-
covered i11 1916 by 'the__la'tei'S_a11t_ Otis_se_
ont- ot' thc oldest and best_l<`_1;io1.v_n fpliospect-
ors in Cu11a_d_:t_._the original tl1`sc_0very'cl'ai_111's 1920, iis“giv'en the results of an exhaustive _
n0\v forming apart of this C0mpa11y's pro- t Léxaltlination of the Matachcwan Area as -Knit’-'S W- 25-)_..E"°¥\ 'b9f°""- S_h“k°:
pexty. It is situated in the District of Tem- carried out hy Mr. A.`G. Bitrrows, Geologist _"°“'f"" lime’ wgfnst Kd1,‘i.gh§|i§ha\:e
iskalning, Northern Ontario, and emibraccs' for the Department. it is considered that ` gguifbuiigr :gg “kingdom for it
the 'l`o\vnships of Powell, Yarrow, Cairo, no more favorable report has even been lmrse_“_.'t hal-se,a. horse, -my king-
Ki111bc1'ley, Baden, Alma, Bannockburtl, issued 'in Canada on any gold area in the »lon1l‘o.~.1 horse."W1~th those horses
llollncs and Flavelle. It is reached by the same stage of preliminary development. O11
         °“    -»    
.- i y 8 0 p "5 ` property' r' Burrows ‘states ab u in fthe finishes ot the big race
111to thc Camp. The Matachewan Camp follows: ,_p,,,,,5 ,O beheld dmmgth.. comin
proper. that is to say, the area where th`c "In places the altered and mineralized s11.n11ner.#K.
greatest zlnlouni' of development work has light grey schist is I0 to 25 feet in width. . i
been accomplished (latgcly by this Com- One nlass of ore to the northeast of No. 1
pany) is located in _the Townships of Powell shaft is 50 feet long, with an average width
and Cairo. _ It is approxintately 28 miles of 20 feet. Two cross sections of-this ort
souil1wc.st_of 1_(_`irkland Lake and 38 miles showed assay values of $12.75 over 27.35 "|”"“`d~ S““‘“_“_”9'd“ °"` I""'id“Y~_K
south of_P0rcupinc, two of the largest pro- feet and_$18.3t over 22.75 feet.' Altothe _,M__s~_ -(Di_,_)`_J_”`,l,_ McNeill of
lens of light grey ore can be traced west-
,ward from No. 2 shaft for 100 feet into low
ground. This ore averages about ten feet
in width. In trench 200 one section 14.5
feet i11 width, of light greenish calcareous
scllist containing a band of grey porphyry
_0_1_1s p§'rit't-"to yield '\'alt1es" carrying from
 _'l’o"$_$d.b0 ‘p&1"`t01’l’ with an average
_.f._f__‘.1t.<'>t.i’s1¢‘_.'>.>_"’  1 1 = 
 *I_1'1_tlié_2_t)th }\11nual Report of the On-
itffrlii 1n_e;'>'..r't..l'¢..’t" ..’f"-zv1i..¢..,' ptmllslfetl a..
many times in the Blttrle-.lm th:
i-stance ‘*.Solon1on had 40.000'ai.1lil<l§
‘of 1.0.-ses tor his"el_1:t_riots.' and
A120011 horsen1en_" 1014 1310. qi
-  _
WESTERN PERSONALS
_,fur-f~ ,
ducing gold camps of the Western Hemis-
_ Sllmmersitie, visited `her motiher.
pht-rc, and among the greatest 1.11 the world. _ ’
Mrs. Dr. Darrach, Kensington on
Saturday.-K.
` '-‘~_l-lon. David Macdonald repres-
entative for the Fort Aug-us-tus dis-
trict (2n'1l Queens) was 1:1 passeng-
DEVELOPMENT.
During the years 1918, 1919 and 1920,
working under most difficult conditions -
due to the fact that t_l1e property was ltuated showed an assay value of $20.25.” ' ei- by _evening train to Sumnierslde
I 2 5 1111lcs_ from the railroad, and consequently on Saturday.-K.
inaccessible; also to the absence of electrical CONCLUSION. -
power-the_ merged _companies expended in An estimated ore tonnage of 36,8541 _e_f°;f_ff;'I§;‘;Zf_eP1:gg?f°°?¥;_faf‘:2li‘;
_ excess of $500,000 1n_ acqu1r1ng_cla1ms and t_o11s_ has been indicated by the above work. who Sben, ,ho m.ea,,,_,. _pan Ifthe
conducting an extensive calnpalgn of dia- Basmg these estimates 011 .the complete rc- winter in B0,,¢,on_ Maas" ,.em,.ned
trlolld drilling, surface trenchmg and under- ports of the engineers, aggressive operations to P, l-1, .ljrm sglttirday svenlng__K
ground work. l_n order to carry out this over a period of six to eight months should '°-"-
progra111n1c,_tl1e Company installed a fairly open up 150,000 to 200,000 tons of $11.00 HM; R'  '1`f.°;";'°°“‘ Wh” gecf
complete 1111n1ng plant and equlpment, to- orc, approximating itl value $2,000,000, and en' y apo” ‘ 0 'B “mee” us
gethcr with the_requ1red buildings and blink permit the erection of rl mill. thus placing
houst-s. This Involved the taking in of the the Company on a producing basis \vitl1i11 a
zicccssnry machlnery, materials and sup- very short period.
pl1es_ pycr a _country where no roads were We would draw your attention especi- __
:galil lc at that t1_111e_. _lhe results secur- zlly to thc Iioard of_D1rector:lte of this _Messrs ,,~,.,,de,|L._k Hum and C0__
_- “’Y"°"°'~ °°"‘7 “5‘V°Y Wilmmiefl NHS f0'“l’H“y. which constitutes one of the mul.. ll..- following report ol the
cxpclldlitlre. _ _ strongest groups ever brought togctller in spring sale as compared with the
[his ptellmlnary development included :my single mining enterprise.
week from al short visit to New
Hanlpslllre.-K.
--1-€0€-1-*
FUR SALES
winter sale, 1923.
Beaver, utlvnntretl 5 per cent. .
‘ ] I dl _ _. _ ~ ~ ~ '_ tt '_ _ _ ~ t Otter. aulvnllced .20 _per cenzt.
_ 1 1 e course 'tppllcatlon w1ll be made to list 11s stock 111 l`oronlo and New York. Fm,,..,_ ndv,,,m,d 10 pe, c,,m_
_ , _ _ . _ . _ .Lynx advanced 10 per cent.
IV. are now oft-rnlg for public rulisrrt/»ll0"» ff" fl i'Wf¢‘l1 l'l’fl0d. 600.000 .l'harr_c of 1-11-mine declined 10 per cent.
the Ma.'u¢°Ilc1t»an Ca-mzdtan Gold Limited at $i~00 i/’0t‘ value) a share. S-llvt-r Fox. unchnnsvi
Oneqlilll-ter Silver. unchanged,
Ont--hall Silver, unchanged.
Blank, unchanged.
1<lND1.Y r11.L IN THE ATTACHED FORM Fon FURTHER P.\1tr1cU1..\1ts¢
'l`l1ree~qt1a.rter Silver advanced 20
or cent tn 25 per cent
 &  p Full Sifver, advanced 00 per cent
L
|lM|'l'l=iD to 25 per cent.
._--<o>---‘
tlvvl-s'1'M1-‘N'r nROKl="ns STEAM yA¢H1- wnggtqgp
c ll1'l°|t11l=1_:_a:v_l_l:__l.:_t‘o1l||*A1¢\r. GNE MAN DROWNED
4 ls lun.: loammt net 1 nu .. 1' . 0 t. n t  .. "
“__” ____ * It °'°'ll° I I H ...  19:12. mSH_ER_S n_shA_N_D_ N_ Y" Am,"
’ out o ti _ - .. _
1 "__m_d_ ___ the r___f:w_t;_n___0;\___:_1;_1;!:1_\rt please mall mo full psrticulnn. of the Mntaohewnn Csnndlnn Gold __i:_i;f:;;l_;4;bl;::|u:‘a:¢°*:_"_:_3'_;‘_fh¢a;’_;:l
nun  ............  ..................... . _ h re Sunday-Ind tw#-hiv 0112 mem-
""""""""""""""" "  " `  ‘ ip;-s of the crew were rescued by
ADDRESS ......................................................  _ _ the Breeches buoy. A n¢Sl‘0 ¢‘0°l,
i  " ' ` named Roberts was drowned. .A
'number ot-eases ot l'i4l\\°i‘ “F5005
' _ lslhore. _ _ _
iftrenttlutlng the luct tlmt_"there-'lr.loi'- \.\i:1tuohew111_l ..-_._0=ll1i1f_l|i1l1__.G_i>_i<l__
'(not saying unytllting about the llviavhewnn Gold~.Mines, Limited( Mat ';
-‘to to have .been _held since tt|e,~rea.d_v -been done on the prn""" »_
dawn of I-lisftory, 'I he is ment'ion`eil-'ibut it llus-:lteen ,held 'buck await!" .'.`|
,ml with Wilfred Pickering for -been done than on any other pro
tiainer and litter. Mr. Stewart's Derty ouitrlde of the 'big p1-oduccrf
K
lness in Sllmmerslde, returned laet_°f N` 3, Trust C0_ F_ C_ Navlp
A When the explosion took Diwt’
tm- om~ri11lr,ti00-.000_.t,1_:%lsllry allure'
[Limltednt par $1.00 per,sl1nre._ 
l This nonlpuny is a_111,erger_o_t Mui-_
i-acvllewan llund Gold Mines, Llnlited _
land the Clemens Robib Group o _
.1;htin\s, which unites -properties rep
at-eaentlng aliprnxintately 840 ac1~es_
of the district with a consolidated
‘¢ap1t..ll...t10.. ogf $5,000,000. om.
siderafble tleveloptllenvt work ‘has ai '
lille completion of tl1e_~nefw powef
pplant ol’ the Great Northern P_o_w_i_
.it signed a contract some i.i1ne_.agt ii
Already $400,000 to $500,000 hu!
-been spent in.p1'<_Jspac_tln_z und thf.
pmgramme which is to 'be imme-tl
'lately commenced will bring the tot
sl up to approximately $1,000,000
‘More diamond drilling has already
ot the Porcupine camp so that i
15 by no means a prospect .but on-
of the 'most »atlva1l<'ed of 1-he not-
producing properties of the Nortl
Country. The new work to .be start
ed can be considered one of tht
'biggest items of the se_ason's cam
pniwn oi’ development.
-dllr. Leslie Tait, of Kensington. The direct/or11.te_of iltiattirgltsvvp -t
Canadian Gord, Lilnitetl, consists o
a number of _well.know11 Canadiai
and American fbusinass men. It ii
composed of as ffollnws:-Pri-.sid
ent. Hon. Senator G. B, Robertson
P. C.. LL.D., former Minister 0*
Labor. Ottawa. Vice-P ,s»iden'
ot the order oi Railway Teiigmph
ers. Vice-President, Hon. Senaim
J. A. Mc/Donald. president, Amhers‘
Pianos, l.lmited. Vice-President At
lluttlc Underwear \Co., Limited
Managing Director, Jos. S. Olmley
Mine Operator. New York, Secret
ary, Russel E. Evans, Toronbo, Dir
ectors, I-lon; Rudolph Monty, 1'. C.
K. C., ex-Secretary of State for Can
ada. member ot law firm of Monty
Duranlewu, Ross & Aslzors. M1111
traal. M. S. Clarke. Clarke, Hook .i`
Co., Halifax, N. S. Vice-President
Secretary. Detroit Basebalil Co., De
troit. Hugh H. Sutherland, Genera'
Manager, Great Northern Powe'
_C0mpany, -Lim-ltetl. W. J. Boland
MacDonald & Boland, Solicitors
Toronto. -Henry S. Thompson, Vice
President, Globe & Rutgers lnsur
ance Co., N. Y. ll H. llnlllims- Of
Operator, -New York.
 ***
RAILWAY TOWER IN
DUBLIN BLOWN UP:
8EVERAL,_,jNJUREl’
DUTBLIN, May 1.-The signal
tower of the Grout Northern Rail
way in Duiblin was blow-'n up today
aa a train was ‘leavlllil for Dl'0¢~
hedn. The coaches oi the tmln wen
struck .by an nrvalanche ot irag~
ments oi cement and sevellieeh
passengers wefe itiitmld bl' 'UYiN
debris and broken glam.
are was opened on the station
guards. .
Today two men in n taxiosb drove
into ntslnilnb and held 11p 8 con-_
stable and threw n bomb into s dry
_goeth store. wrecking it. Several
ietliitloyes living in the rear ot the
store were tniused. 'Dhe entire
district in which the stole is sli-
fer. Co., at lsdian lChu~tes. with wl1'l__"`_'_l
The .melt ..c....r.¢...1 ..v.‘.l..ti;n1<1.'.1<.
ot’ Mrs. Mo,rnison,..to_nn1erl.y Miss
Ellamy Mobotlald pf _ Georgeltowu.
Deceased 'had been aflling for only
1 short time. Usually anjoying good
ieallth a slight cd‘d caused no an-
tlety -but pneumonia developed and
are a shout time had elasped the
Master's voice called iher home.
.l‘he deceased lady possessed a
lweet. retiring disposition. Her
'1umlllty, patience and charity were
-host remarlwble. S-he was a gen-
eral .favorite 'with both young und
iid and her untimely death will
101: only be regretted Iby her fam-
ly thutnby- I large circle of friends
spd- wqualmtances. She leaves to
nour-11 two sons and one da\1Hl\!9\‘~
Slnoere sympathy is extended to
the 'lsnuily in -the sad and sudden
tttllotion. May her soul rest in
weace. Amen. ~l-lar lttlueral was one
on bhe ldrsest seen tor some time.
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plated was shaken by the deton-
stion. _ __ _ _
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‘ ¢
1 Sale'  
nr. .fu 
_ 9"¢’fi»; 5  H _ -  _ f. -_ "»f.__-‘_ ;
Continues all Day _
WEDNESDAY  
Bargains in all
Departments _ 
Me.zs€._.t__M¢Lf_e?. f- 11->
l
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i f_.'=MR»-GEORGE H. rAv|.on
;_.’I‘he ',.i’ut1e.N1.l oi the late George
_ -’7f8Yi01\it.ook place from his home
3-1- Springfield, Lot 67, on 'I’l1u1~sday.
Apnil 26th at 10 a. ni. The services'
were conducted by Rev. 0,, H_ Pet.
spent the week end at her home lt- “S ‘UIIODB ll _large 'host oi. relatives*
1nd friends. The remains were lluld
_at rest in the family lot at Gran-
__._°-Mrs. Matlrice Donovan “ue C°m°l-9l‘Y-
_ Mr. Taylor leaves to moum hi.-1_
loss a wife, Mrs. Pauline tI‘aylor.|
3l>l'lDgflBf1d. a daughter Miss Flor-
' ance Taylor, Melrose, .Ms.ss., one
imthei- Mr. James Taylor, Ghan-
ville, six sisters, Mrs. Ben Gunn,
|N_G _QQM_|_;ANy _rSp!'lDKllQld}  l‘l9_l‘be_l‘t Malltitt,
" 1 ' jirali-ville:  Mrs.. _,George Burtovv,
Wel_lington;__Mrs. Grpjce. Carey-(_ and
Wire. Nelson Carew. Hunter Rfverf
Ipqlrs.  george, Ca.nn,__ .M__zi11_c)1,esier,‘
|. . 1-1. _ ‘ ‘
'Bearere were coligins 'cil"1let-_e:1.s-
*ed _Mes_s,ra. Ben, Wiiliglul, _§'rbt_1._1l_
l‘a,ylo1‘, Messrs _Willla.u1. I _e1Jry,
ianies Burgoyne. __ _ . ‘ _
T-he _ .deceased _ has ,been ti. resid-
.nt of Sprinltfidld for the pagt six
vears. Previous to that time he had
`@Sid€d.iiIl. Lowell,  a great
“any years, H0 was om in Gran-
_"llle_ P. E. l. 52 years ago and died
_l llis.l1o111e_q,iter -it short illne'ss_p11
\p1'il 23. 1923.. _ 

MRS. ELIZA _ MORF_t|SON__
.
MRS. MICHAEL HILL
At central nedeque. Avril 22“d~
Mrs. Michael Hill, ai-tell 55 Yen"-
Wrs. Hill was (nee Miss Htlsilll
Morrison oi Granville. P- E~ 1-)
und was married to Mr. .l-lil-i h.b0\1f-
years ago. She was baptized 'ill'
the late Rev. lMr, Crtlwtord and uni-
ted with the Christian Di-scillie
  YA
 ”*””
Eye-Glasses From
$2.00 to $10.00
From East Point to Cape
Bear is rblg tenrltory, yet
right across this space
Parkman Supplies
the Big Majority
Oi Eye-Glasses
Simply because PARK-
MAN'8 Esx_E-GLASSES are
uve FINE Pnocuruate,
and lt- lt the ouuf onlin-
UATE OPTICIAN (attend.
Ines courses.)
In Montague
Call and ses for you.-gif
his UP-T0-DATE UPTICAL
PARLOURS. _
E. E. PARKMAN
MONTAUUI, P. E. -I.
-1_`_¢r_d'_ ~ _ _ _
I
 Ov‘VVY\VV%-¢Q¢**~.
Church of Summerslde in 1892. Archibald Mt:.A1rsland oi’ Vatu.-oll `
Shele1tves»t01n0l1l'n:1 sorrowing B- C.; M-r. B. Darby, 1-;_m0_. av"
husband, un aged mother (age 94 P|'0PI`i8l0l` Di the Pt-opie’.i lirosng
years) of Granville, P. E. I., six ‘M12 Willlum Darby. retilwl Sus'
lirotllers, three sisters and eight 0! R“i|WHY_S and Mr. George liarbm
children, .besides nluhy other naar °l' Abrmns |Hi|Hi4€,_-".l`}1t¢ tllnerivl
relatives and lriellds. was held 0" s""d°Yl "1 " I1 dl
_ st. .1011 ' _ “_ -'"-10
Tile children are as iollnws.-- at SL B"l_;‘__n?)i_“_"_¢_i1 .uni Lelileteryg
Mit-1. Albert Wright 0|' i`¢liil`3|_
B1-dequu; Mrs, (.. _-\_ l’z1r!.1~1‘ ni l’t-lr:
perell, Mus., lhlrs. 1). .»\. Sl1id<l11l't .11
Greenfield, Mtlss.; Mrs, l.. G11-y 11nll‘
John l.., Vancdnvclx li. <‘.; Stanley: CHAUFFEUR ‘N MONTREAU
'of Los Angeles. Sink.: Roiland ot' ,H N
Ross Comer .intl lt ly ol l~‘1-et-tt.w11,%o__' 3__'I_nEdAL. 1\Drll_ .'l0Sslmck
l’.`l~!. I. Sho ttlso l1;1\'|-- thlrtt-.en._____ handle __ Will! Hu lroll bar in
grand childrell mul 111:. s 1 li 1 _____ _ S 0_ the -man he was tirly.
children. -Mrs. llilI's lit-.1....v. is .. ' " ‘3 dulmllllbiiv .lt
dust break in tim lint- nl' .lt-svt-111 ol, _ _
tive general-ions. Slit- was .1 kin-.l  _nilfuelh 40. cl1l111i'l`cur tit' 3 _
friend and lleigltllnr :t..1tl wus bl>.~______;_______‘;-ri __0_0lIlD&l1Y. sllifert-ll lt
ltwutl ...nl l.l1=l.lv 1-1-_-'lv-1-I-‘<1 ‘lv all ‘ H “I fwm whit-ll he .lied
'vvfho -know Ili. _ _ _ __ __ w__S_Y|\___lu  2;sPm'_|__|“‘“ liitéilt.
'Phe t‘unar'_ serv ue _wi 1' _ _ _ _» _ __ _  e assault;
itil-gely nttenuntl. was cqtlllllvitli bi' :_‘__“ E, z;*'”"'f“5W’_1 .ih (ull sur.;-
Ré.v_ _N_ A_._wm,m,m_ _u_S5|,,t_,..l__ hy __ 5% persons. .He img M'
iRev. 'A."K. Ross ot Nm-'ll1_ ll.-._<i<°<1‘“"-.`")7"` rlmed- ‘ __ ' .._
'l'il'lit=ssé'd'i\re t'l1e»d<-:td Wilt! dill ill im' 
sRu'rAL MURDER op
‘iuh °f the ¢|l~Y 0" Sutl1.1'lilll)iNill‘Af1it
Li »
_ _,__.;._¢gf>---ms ,.
 mils. sans.. o. TANTON
A wide circle ot our rontiers will /
loin us in 1‘4*ii\'9l 1\¢'l‘l‘e death M N
Mrs, Sarah D. Tuition. Will0W 01
the late .Mt-_" fl‘hom:1s_ D. Ta_Ili°“-
who passetl-a~nay.al 1.30  QU
'1'l_iurstl_a._y at her residence ln bt.
1_a1e.tnq.r. ut the use Oi '16 __>'§“'S _g ,,
'slid ivmbnths. utter slew _liil¥5_ ill' - \
,,'ff/A'-_\`~"*`;
=.=. f___ 
 
ness of pneumonia. The deceased
lady was 11' .native and life long - - - _  _ 
resident of- St.- Eleatlors and _was * . _~’\/L, -_ ‘
*widely known for her hosititlliiiyi _ _ '__ », 4 ____l
anti' generosity throughout the I/:4 }- '-1.
district and in her home as an
ideal wife and mother. Up to her YOUR DREBMNG `
last illness she had been remark-_ TABLE ltgqulsrrss
ably active ln the church and soclnli
mutters and in every patriotic and M155 0|- Mm-]am_ will be fmmtl all
L'0“\m““|l~Y m0V9\'“€“i f0i° U10 8005 right here, in assortment, ill quality
°f l-he c°mm“""Y and 9"-i°Ym@“l and in price. Everything i11i111tll~
lxhglg mx; y:‘_'_“g °ef__;" Claxaes bY_room, toilet, l1.nd` dresslllg table
s s v grea y ee-  .
teemed. 'There are left to mollrnizsafg 1° NITE “nd___:_? °;;;_1°"__‘_i0f_z:
two sons and three daughterlnith qua 'es k I ___ when.,
namely: Mr. George Tanton ot* an yw Wm be as M (MF, 1;
Ledgwlclt, Alla.; .pi-_ E. 'l‘. 'rsnt.m““ “W5” ““d'“‘°d‘°‘“”“' '°“'_""°“
of Summerslde: Mrs. C. E. Compieasuy bm” “H °°mpm'0r" M .
ton of wem8k|wm_ Alum _Mnmirial purchase will prove.
R. l-1'. Mills of Vancouver, B, C,;i - ' E
and .Miss Ethel at home; l ` `- I
sisters and l'011r brothers.an:)mgii':` H' ' J* " 
Mrs Ellen Brown and Mrs. E. Ire- Optometrist Ind Freecriptio1\‘
land oi' St.. Eleanors; Mrs, Cath. Dmggist `
erino Darby. oi New York' Mrs. Montague, P. E. l. 1
._ _ __-, ;, ,. , ._
 Farm er
3 rxtlll Qlllulv sms!
 t__We have made a large purchase of
 e » . . . _. .
 Ghoicesl Seeds Procurallle
All CANADIAN, at the very lowest
_ point of the market. '”`
See us for PRICES and SAMPLES.
_ before buying. " ,
, WGVEII FEIIGIIIG ! l!
' LAND CAR of theé;A_MOUS FROST
RING LOCK FEN G,ib00ked last
1 Fall, prior to either of the last two
2 _ large advances. We can meet any
7 Price you can get, either on the IS-
___ land or elsewhere.
 GET OUR PRICES `
' G. E. _|*Ill_l'_lT_& Sill
' I St. Petei-'n 1*
We have just received a MAIN- '