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ere passed away at Mt. Hove. 'P-
I...-.on Sept. 27th, one of the early
Thefirst Dominion .IRI Llillll pioneers of the vinoe. ill U10 DBF
eiit closed at Charlottetown 011 son of Mr. Sanggl Nicholson, who
-~ Y--u nl S0[\\6l1ib8!' 30, 1919' ' A . h3d
The premier prize was awarded t.o_ ami
nr nlolithg. _ _'
fo
P R MH N0 41- °"°°“ "Y T ns wssiisrn is his isis of sim.
11111118011- R°“5°m°“ » “° Scotland, on Junq__1st, 1816, and in -the
“ll 1" "1“k'1“S` “I “Wa” °f “ ettled in Ross Valley, where he mar-
sider - ‘ _ -
coaiibinigiz. self-reglstfng 'Candee/,Led
Colony" oode£.°d0l1l¢°d ily me Can' predecedfed h-lm ten years 1180- ` ill
Incubator nd Broader-Company, 1363,.” m-ond tb Mt-_'Holm where he
. f* _ _ Q valu »,at $10.00 __Th»is' hell @1510 WD” lived
" or ' yeart slwandsome silver cup mad,
_ .at $60.00. donated by the Cald- - He
"- *fu '»' Well »-Eeed 8l1d_C¢_%l'81l COUIWHY- Th” nature. an,l‘, splendid- quail-ties 0\
U35 U0 be Wklfffwice OW Of “V99 character, and was‘never known in
eats. s tlie` coniniunlty to say a bad word cr
The second best _record made by- HH do
hi! yiifé, Clirilty McLean, who
the rest of his long liife and
a comfcrtabl home.
was a man ores, deeply religious
a wrong deed. Hs loved the
of I -J _ , individual hen was secured by B- P- Lord’s Day und the Lord‘s Word, and
_ _  _ ‘.-..,, _ "LIL he_%‘;No. 195.fdiy_ned ply W- E- B- his iire was a iisnsnistion to aii his
'  'I`Hil. rchester, N..B. his hen laid s.cqii.iintni:<.es, and all classes spike
' _ " '_ -_ 212 ecss. and won-out over Hen N0- oi iiini sifii airt-mounts vensreti,-i_
‘ " ' .- . 300 in ‘the ‘saine"pen. which laid 225 in early days,-he was a notable figure
_ ` .__._egss; many of these eggs. however. at the communions in Dundas valley-
=~ I - did -not come up to the standard re-. field
and Strathlbyn. Like Barnabas
. qu-irenients, and No. 195 was awarded he was a “good man, -full of the Holy
` one root cutter, valued at $10.00, and Spirit and faith." '
` -_ $5.00 in cash.
 ‘ for liver
Thirty Years
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and Cosy '>fWrsi=i>¢f- ... ......... ........... ..... .............~ so
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As an octogenarian, he recited
The third best individual record correctly to his pastor, the whole of
\ 5  was _made by the W. L. hen No. 821.- thc
5 it owned by C.B. Chapunan, A-mlierst, N. and
‘_i _ ' _ S. 'rnis nsn ieiu 20-1 eg-gs during the tinn,
contest; but they were so large and a suitable gift. _
uniform, that she also won over hen He
shorter Catechism, _and for this
his _higher standing as a. Chris-
his friends presented him with
lived the 'fsimpie life" and nev-
200 mentioned above er required any medical aid. I-le re-
No. .
- ‘ The pen in the Heavy Class that tained his mental vigor and natural
gave the greatest revenue from the health, till within stew weeks of-'iris
sale -
of eggs ovsr the cost of feed, wis death, “the silver cord was loosed and
ned by Mr H H Dowton.'i'oron t'lir\
golden bowl broken and the
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, to, Ontario. The value of the 1175 spirit returned to‘God _who gave -it."
s 'laid by these Rhode Island Reds Two of his nepifews 'were well
pen of Barred Plymouth Rock pul- At
Station, and, valued at $30.00. Mi'
knownz' the late D. N." Forbes;
his own uest the funeral
1;- wal'-.` _.rg ‘ ` `>t.g~g
2-'rg ‘__ _~ _z ilurng th»e eleven months was $45,213. well
~  ' Their feed cost $24.14, leaving a profit _of Tyne -Valley and the Rev; James
__-_ ' 'Q  (_ over cc-st of feed of $21.12. They won Forbes, of N. Y. ' -~ '
__ vY"`;'  -‘ _',` tilt! l‘€q_ .,
'~ ‘* ' " s and a ped-lgreed cockerel, donat- Seri/lee WHS Cl}“dUCiBd by lieth -VM-
iiy. the Charlottetown Expsriinsn- Maison, of S`t. Peters. assisted by
Heron, and'lntermént‘ was made
The ren in the i-isnvy C-less snow-.3-ii Dundas vemeteryt'-'“ ‘” t " 
s
the second highest revenue from `
. V _' ` _-iztle of e s over cost. of feed for 1] ` “Precious in the sight of the Lord-’
I- ng? __) mt)
'I "' " _ Adamson, ltougeinont, Quebec. The
_ value ofthe 1286 eggs laid by his Iiar--
_ cl Plymouth Rocks during the con- »
test was $44.81. Their lcv cost $24.- P
0 11. The profit from this pen being Um-
$20,70_ They' were awarded a cash ’l`ucsdiiy.niglit :fit the C. .M. G. hospi-
' prize of $10.00. lol,
. is
Thc pen in the light class that gave GT-
tlie greatest revenue from the sale of Six
eggs over the cost of feed was owned _<‘-fl*
by C. B. Chapman, Amherst, N, 3_ velopsd and for the past week the
The value of the 1148 eggs laid b C1193
KK _
nths, was owned by Thomas J.’ is the death of his saints.
 PlUS `A.` SHEA " `
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ins A. Shen, a well-imown~Lewis'-
Ms-ine, -insurance agent, died
ilollowing an illness of' typhoid fev-
Mr. Shea, entered the hospital
weeks ago, -his condition -being
ical at‘the time. Complications dc-
had been practically hopeless.
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_ _ these white Lgghgms dunng the con, Mr. Shea was horn in Lewiston 31
te. -
reached the ripe age of 103 NN!
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V  ' _ N U _ _t. - ftwllefl -by H. H. Dowton won the
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M..-i' ..liorn~pen-bmugiit..sss.25. The feed
st was $40.08. Their cost of feed
$21.48 leaving a net profit of $18.6f0
over the cost of feed. The-y won the
pen oi’ White Leghorn pullets and a-
'llefligreed cockerel donated by the|
Charlottetown Experimental Station,
valued at $25.00. I
.- The pen winning second place in
ithe light class was owned b W. J.
Pickurd, who recently left Charlotte-
town and located at Wetaskiwin, Alta.
The 1047. eggs, lad by his White Leg-
oost $19.45: The profit for the eleven
months was $16:80. They were award-
ed a cash -prize of $10.00.
Rev. J. J. IMc1Donald, Kiiikora, P.
E. island won the $10.00 cash prize
for the P. E. Island pen showing the
largest revenue during the c0ntegt_
His .White Legliorns laid 1095 eggs
worth $37.30. Their feed cost $21.54,
slit-wing ii profit of $15.76.
A feed Hopper was awarded to W.
Pickard whose pen of hens comple-
tlie hens losing -a day through brood.
incss. N
The Rhode Island Ren hen N0_ 52
lycle Hatcher valued at $10.00 award-
ed t0 fhehefl laying the most* un form
eggs over 24ozs. .per dozen ln weight,
His pen throughout the contest aver-1
filled 251/2 ozs. per dozen. '
A great deal of very valuable lnfor.
test. Complete summuiries of the pm.
:liiction of'each hen together with it-
emized statements of the cost of feed-
mg each pen has been supplied to the
contestants' and further information
wil be supplied to the press from
time to time.
~ ‘ J. A. CLARK,
Superintendent.
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BRITISH MINISTER -DEFEND3
BOXING
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Cries of :ip-
provral greeted it defense of prize
fighting made by the Rev. R. J. And.
erson at -the annual meeting the other
day, of the Clieshlre Free Church
Councils. _ ' '
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_‘Some people/ he sold, "have been
‘VDPFYHIE lately over bofing and have
been 59151118 Drtlyer meetings to try
10 Dut n st-op to lt. The Church must
leillil £0 lnlderstand the needs of men
-their physical and mental as well as
SDll‘it11ul needs. We must encourage
fellowship and recreation. We must
realize that we should treat men and
women as human and alive. and' ns
beings who live in the open and not
ln.the convent."
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gassy, sour, or have you flatulence,
heartburn? Then take Pape's Dfapsp-
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Just as soda as you` est a tablet or
two of Piipe's Dlapepiiin all that dys-
pepsis, lndigsstion and stomach dis-
tress cauled by acidity ends. These
pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape's
mation was secured during this con-"
years ago. He was educated in the
pirblic schools of the city and liao
always resided here. his home for
many years liaving'~been at 30 Elin
Street. _
He -was a successful _insurance man

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‘and-had, ut various times, represent- until _
ed several of the lelding coin- when he suffered fmm U, stroke of
paiiies. At one ti-me ho was in mraiy _ _ -y '
charge of the Union Mutual lnsur- p_,_,~L|a|_ and unhouglr he was able to
ance C035 °m‘C@ I" Lewfslon- `Lat‘*" drive out and occasionally attended
he represented U16 ‘l’l‘lH1€Ylllf11 ami cliui~cli service during the winter; he
thc New York Life. At the time of ,mv
his .death he was local agent of the St,-e
United Life Insurance Co., of Port- March 29;h_ 1343, where he wng .a
19-nil- and WHS 00“Sid@l‘ed One Of UW successful farmer and mill owner. for
mast successful agents of the coiii-‘many yan,-,;_ 0" March 17th_ 1875, he
DKNY- married Anna B. Dobson lsister of
» Wir. Shea had awide acquziliit-the
ance. He was known as a good mix- may-r,,.g@ the following children _are
ei' and had the faculty ot' making |jving_ Mrs, Bren-ton Lea, Tryon; F.
friends and retaining tliein. llc W_
was it ineuiibcr of St. Josopli‘s church Jai'
and a devout Catholic: gm-
iiies/ides his wife, who was former- L0,-
ly lllllss Georgliinna McCarthy of Tig- in
uisli, P. E. I., he leaves seven Child- in November of 1915 the deceased was
ren. his mother. Mrs. Margaret Shea, mm
one sister, Miss Clara B. Shea, who (yup
is' in charge of the niillinery depart- M
ment at the Novell -Cloak st re and
Y 0 the
tw_o.brothers, Rev. Colin F‘. Shea and yen
Walter -Sheai ten
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ROBERT F. LORD. - cam
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rk in -the Methodist Church there.
er regained his accustomed
vie, Al-liertu; John D. Lord. C111-
y, Alta.; Misses Lottie and Amy
d of Edmonton.
rs a prayer leader and superin-
dent of the Sunday School in the
on Methodist -Church. After he
f (Tape Traverse, P. E. I., sustained Rig
about the first of last December
sis ills rccovei was on.y
ngtli. Mr, Lord wo.-s horn at Tryon,
lute ltev. 1)r. Dobson. From this
Liirdf of Tryon; Mrs. H. I-l. Leo.,
June, 11007, Mrs. Lord died 'and
ried -to Mrs. Matilda Muttart of
e Traverse.
r. Lord was a life-long member of
Methodist church, and for many
e to Cape Traverse he took up the
t to the time of his last ill
h up - ‘ -
ii deep loss’ in -the death of Mr. Robert ness, he was assistant supt. of the
F. Lord, who passed _ away `June|Sunday School, and exhorter and
19th at the age of 71 years. Mr. Lord teacher ofthe Men'-s' Bible Class. Our
had been a remarkably active man brother wus one of -the men whose
passing away leaves the community
and'cliurch poorer.
Besides his \children the .following
relatives areieft to mourn, a widow,
one sister, _M¢s. Alexander Morrison '
of Tryon.. Two brothers, William of
Boston and Rev. C. S. Lord of Fene-
lon Falls, Ontario.
The funeral services both at
lils la-te home and *the Tryon Method-
ist church were conducted -'by°Rev.
Geo. N. Somers, assisted by Rev. P.A_
Fitzpatrick of Tryon, and Rev. James
MacDougall, of Caps Traverse Kirk
of Scotland. \ - -
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