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Signup-The sum-
l°°“ 1;? Mi, sixtus Mcnenan.
Fhouseii was \Jlli'Il€d ID. the
ii ir=l>P;fte:d,, morning ut liao.
lllllm y homo at the
as was n0ll°dY all i _
tilt” mmm of the fire is un
, The ,iiitire building and its
i-inf;-H ‘re a can-iplgtg 105|-
.vlsrrrrio Tim ’s"‘,"hn'" gms'
yrs.StoreyofSt. 0 » - »~
‘ mei, family are visltini *»“°
' They ,N at present in Bum-
d° guests at the Russell H0'
li*l`;lg_° sw,” is B designer for Mc
‘di c
um., Magazines.
it-Miss Kathryll
' l0l‘L;;:;wFh¢ guest of honor
wxially shower recently given by
ntl mbei MacLeod. a number of
W lands motoring to the latte:'s
llll frwhere msny iovely gifts were
wmsed by the bride-to-be. Buffet
icce .
ents were served.
lcfrtilllll ,
iam, pleasure at the evident
,ity of the,Provlnce at thi!
Fw; time was expressed by Hon.
$15; Biiick, M, P., Halifax, Pres-
ident of the Elistem C°““d°' saw
has md Loan Comphlly, Wh0 B.!'l'lV
iii on me island Saturday W l°°l‘
im thc local situation and to fam-
iiiiiiu himself with business con-
dlli0il5-
A1'l‘i1ND1NG CONYENTION
pi, Jesse M. Bader, Indianapolis.
mil, secretary of Evangelism of tile
lluoi christian Missionary society
mill Mrs. Bader arrived in the prov
his Friday to sl.:nd the annual
auivelilion of the Prince Edward
gland Churches of Christ which
in held at the Cross Roads
gliilrcll. Dr. Bader delivered ad-
mires saturday and yesterday bt'
irc the convention. Attending the
mention also is Mr. H. ia. xli-
pur, Toronto, Secretary of the All-
culada Coninhttee, who also ad-
iressed the coiiieieilce.
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LONG CANOE TRIP-T0 Steph-
tn Pond of Sulnmerside, belongs
the honor of making the first Sum-
lnerslde to Charlottetown trip by
canoe, alone. Leaving Summerside
on Friday morning at 7 o'clock
Stephen reached the City at noon
on Saturday alter nineteen hours
actual paddling. At times the can-
oeist was hampered with -adverse
tides, but persistence won. The
canoe was stranded for two hours
on a sand bar at Victoria, as the
llde was going out. “I’il give you
the canoe if you want to take it
back," says Mr. Pond. He intends
lhlpping the craft back to the Wes-
hu-u Metropolis.
WEDDIN G ANNIVERSARY -
the many relatives and
who called at the home of
and Mrs. Arthur, North Rus-
tlco, August 9th to offer congratula-
it being the 36th anniversary
nf tilei: marriage, were: Mr. and
Noy and sorl Ralph,
Edison Easter and sons
Leith and Lome, North
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stev-
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Mc-
ahd little son Derrill, chor-
Mrs. Mary Nicholson.
Mrs. Robert Slliiphant, Mr. Iefuta
Wood and son Chesley, Hunter Riv-
er: Mr. Kenneth Andrews, Lowell,
llll-Sli Miss Nettle Andrews, Mr. und
Mrs. Leslie Andrews, Concord, N.I-I.;
Mies Alma Rollings, Rusticoville;
Mrs. H. J. Bernard, Medford, Mass.;
The Tryon United Church Par-
“llllise was the scene of it quiet
Villilllls on Wednesday. August
illh, at 1.30 p. m. when Miss Rachel
Aliliela Babcock of Providence-, R..
I-1 ililishter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Billceck. of suclrviilc, NB., was
3”” ill marriage with Mr. Joseph
Mrirnas Gilmartln, son of Mr. and
Pm- -i°sooh 'lx oilmsrtln, also of
ve vidence. The bride `who was
5i'l;il’°°°i"i'ililBly attired in it gown
mwllired chiffon and carrying a
hm? lwliiluet of roses, ferns and
'mm breath, entered the parlor on
oi mn; of her father to the strains
¢fi8rin's Wedding March,
l’l‘7'4 by Miss Geneva Lund, cou-
mmhe bride. she was attended
,io wa *ex* Wheeler. of ssclrvillc,
nits and Md m “sur” Im'
mu md farried A bouquet of gldd.
"l“l’“l'- Tllii groom was
Bmv"‘VP°r|od by M:. Prank Babcock. of
mme, brother of the bride.
bk nnceremony which was g d°ii.i
IM JlLservlcc was solemniled by
in ' - - 1-und uncle to the pride,
"‘° Presence of lmmceict, nl..
srmmd “'l°lii`ll. following qhigh
dll
mgnmnulzmy nt down to s wed.
,M waz? :°lil>le. who have the
mo mr K ho their friends, leftlly
hm °“°YUi°°ll trip through
,,,i,05°°"“= liter which they “_
,md spends short time with the
I nu
u,,,, h°m;'“:'- before lecvrhg for
Vlvuacacg t al M°"P°’ ““`°°‘f
TUESDAY i
_.LET FOB OTIAWA-Mr, Jghn
P- Fl°°d' Ulm* Bly left recently
for Ottawa where he ng ‘¢¢¢i,¢,d
l. ll05lti0ll with the Dominion Bur-
elll of Stl-tlstlca. His many friends
wish him ablmdoni; success in the
capital city. (Patriot Please Copy).
-1~:N'rlm'rAlNcD riusung
FROM _ BUMMERSIDE-Mr. and
M11. Pi’0Bller L. Arsenault entertain-
ed a. number of friends including
visitors of Summerside last Tues-
day evening. Music and dancing
:iles the time buss very pleasant-
y. .
BAND ENJOY OUTING _ The
members of the League of the cfogg
Band had an enjoyable "tum out"
yesterday when they spent a day at
West River Bridge. The intention
iWli-B B Ulf! to Bonshaw but the
imotor boat was considered too large
*O Ilediltlate the narrow river above
the W€Sl} River Bridge, However ing
bandsmen enjoyed the day which
,brought back memories of old camp
‘ing days on McNally's Island and
,many stories were told gs the crowd
‘sat around after a hearty meal, con-
sumed in real picnic style. The boat
1211; on retum home just before the
r .
Work is progressing favorably on
the airport at Upton Fam and will
be completed on Saturday night in
good time for the Trans-Canada Air
Pageant which will be held here on
August 2S`lmd 24, according to a
message received by The Guardian
last night from the Canadian Press.
The Pageant is the most spectacu-
lar thing of its kind ever seen in
this country, and will provide many
wonderful thrills. Dr. J. S. Jenkins,
and his efficient supervisor of work,
Mr. Ivan Reddin, are to be con-
; gartulated upon the enterprise they
have shown in rushing the con-
struction of the air port so as to
enable the visiting planes to land
and manoeuvre here.
AT GYRO-President Russell
Chandler was the chairman, at the
weekly Gyro dinner at Beach Grove
Inn last evening- The guests were
Miss Evelyn Parr, advance repre-
sentative of the Freiburg Passion
Play, Messrs. Willard MacDonald
and William Cunningham of the Bt.
John Gyro Club, Dr. Stirling Gid-
dings, Mr. Lloyd Proude and Mr.
Borden McLure of Worcester, Mass.,
formerly of Bi-ackley Pdlnt. Mr. C.
M. Williams and Dr. D. T. Waye re-
ported that the Rotary-Gyro camp
at Canoe Cove was progressing sat-
isfactorily and that all the boys
would be given a pass into the Ex-
hibition one day this week. Miss
Parr gave ls brief address on the
Passion Play. The St. John Gyros
told of the plans made for the Dis-'
trict Convention anl were assured
that a good delegation would attend
from Charlottetown. -
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-PASSING OF ELDERLY RES-
IDENT OF BEDEQUE - Many
friends will regret to hear of the
death on Saturday morning of Mrs.
Alice Henderson at the age of B4
years. at the resldence'of her son.
Mr. James C.` Henderson, Central
Bedeque. Mrs. Henderson had been
in falling health for some months
and her death was not unexpected.
She was the widow of the late
James Henderson of Bedeque, and
had lived all her married life in
Bedeque. Before her marriage she
was Miss Alice Blatch of Charlotte-
town. 1-fer pasting, will be deeply
moumed by a large circle of friends
as her quiet disposition and kind-
ly nature had endeared her to all
who knew her. Sincere sympathy is
extended to her only son, Mr-
James C. Henderson, who ls left to
mourn., The funeral took place on
Monday at North Bedeque and was
largely attended. B.
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A VISITORS APPRECIATION-
One of the most delightful gardens
ln the Province, is that of Mrs.
L. E. C. Ferguson, Meadow Lea.,
New I/ondon, which is ideally loc-
ated facing the Bay, while in the
background is seen the oldfhistor-
lo Geddlo Memorial Church. With
a love and appreciation for the
beautiful, this energetic lady has
collected many rare flowers, vines
and shrubs, which she can readily
call by name, from different count-
ries. These she has trained over
trsliises and rustic arches with true
artistic skill. Honey suckie and ros-
es perfume the air, while the flow-
ers are urlot of color to the eye.
A sun dial and bird-baths are con-
veniently placed while invitind
seats md an ideal summer house
invite the visitor to linger. In Mrs.
Fergulonh oommodious home, vis-
lfors are cordially welcomed, and
mel in iz wonderful antiques she
UVM. Mo -of these are over two
hundred years old, and others ore
reminders of loving romances of the
early settlers when a visit to Cher-
lottetown was made on horseback.
It is certainly u connoisseur: por-
.
L. / .
Mr. Cornfoot was employed ln the
Patriot Office. He leaves a widow
his father, Alex Comfoot and Mrs.
ON MOTOR. TRIP-Mrs. L. J.
Karcangos from White Plains, New
York, who have been visiting for
Gorveatt South Shore and Mrs.
The party who are motoring great-
lMrs Karcangos who is motoring
ery and kind hospitality extended
The annual Prince Edward Island
history of the Exhibition Associa-
tenant Governor Dalton. The open
Pavilion which was crowded for
the occasion. l
The President of the Association, -
Mr. James Paton, who presided. at the Clmhdlen National 1-{0i,el_ The citizens of summerside were
Mr Roos is taking motion pm shocked by a. tragic motor car ac-
Lleut. Govemor Dalton, Premier ' '
Lea' His worship Mayor Pmwse’ ures of the Islam-1 for publicity pm._ cident which occurred abtsiitiit 130
-BTEADILY WPIDVING-Eli* _VIBITWG IXIUBITION- PAINFULLY INJUBED-B¢l'lDlll
couraging reports continue to be re- Mayor W. J. Lidlidmo and Mrs. mind” Wm wsuined by Mini
eeived by the family of Ven. Arch- udstono accompanied by M15! Nl'-" Olive Ritchie Charlottetown, yes-
dcacon White or Suniinerside as to his agmpbcll md Mig' ;¢g¢r;gug-ili/muy momiég when A mom cu,
his condition- It is expected that ull are attending thc cxluultlcu ihi',i,i,,,,, by , su,,i,,,,,,i,i, iw ui
h° Wm, 5° “bw l'° ’°"“m mlm 1° °l“"l°"°t°W`°' A ' I 'making the turn of! Great George
me ne" ‘“t"“'°' S’ A V ' ` sua!" o;'I';;NT_A_, uw t to Kent Street, ran up over the
P ° curb, striking Miss Ritchie, who was
.:";2:".;flf:';"e:;.';r;°;: :':.‘:l=.~“":.“ “°':l”“ 1:" ~: °»     
. en on e v < ec o .
the sudden -death in Ottawa of- Na- me Mnipeque maguwrzay :;,icii" 3:3251; Wuddrigseg ° °°n°1de“bl°
than Comfoot, clerk in. the office “suited in painmi but mmmsteiy ni an pc e up unwmcl'
of the Secretary of State. Previous in in “ri h i °“° Wm mth leg* b'°k°“» °“° ‘t
to d¢¢¢pf,ih3 his mslgig-,-i in Qu,-y,a_ m °l' 3 es W ell lllell' U51' °°' the ankle, the other just below the
lldcd with a motor truck- im¢e_ The iiiiiimi imy Wu ddven
and two chudren. He is survived hy mv“sT“`U“ AT ST- "°m" by Mr- Wiilillm Gillespie- Thoush
f N. R.-At St. John, N. B., on Sun- gugei-ing severely fi-om shock md
. day the feast of St- Alphonsus ibl g ii
wiii Bi-ehaut or this City_ i » poss y rom in ernal injuries, Miss
' ____ f°\ulder oi the Redemotorist Order aitchics condition last evening was
Mr. Leo Corcoran of Charlottetown, reported as well as cwld be ex.
took' his temporary vows and be-
ivlriiil f il dMr.lvii _l>°°i°d-
c e and am y an S ue came a member of the congregation i
ill the Most Holy Redeemer. On the
the past six weeks with Mrs. Josiah “me day Mr' wmlam M“°G“13'*“ *SAD NEWS RECEWED--Mm
, °f Klnlwrl. P- E- I-. Wa-B invested Louis Leard of Summer-side has re-
Hecioi, McNeill at Lime sands With the Habit of ‘the Order. i celved the sad news of the sudden
leave .this morning on return home. -
- -PAYS TWENTIETII SUCCESS- Money in Winnipeg. The late Mr.
iiy enjoyed their outing particularly IVE VISIT-Mrs. Minnie Murray, of Money was Mrs. Leard’s son-in-
_ Atlantic,Mass.,lsvisltlng the Island law having married her daughter,
iher mst mp to me Garden Pmv_ and is at present the guest of Mrs. Mildred Newsome, who predceased
mee and is charmed with the seem Josephus Smallman, of Summer- her husband some few years ago.
side. Mrs. Murray has been aregu- He was a native of London, Ont.,
lar visitor to the Island for the last
to her. _
twenty years and finds something where he mel: his wife.
Rev; to interest her on every visit. The same letter that conveyed
Pmvinciai Mricmturar and mdu5t_ Sli SHYS the Island has gone allead the news of Mr. Money's death
riai Exhibition’ which promises w lil l9BPS and bounds in the last ‘few brought the news of the death of
be me biggest and most successmi nears; :nd is becoming is favourite his eldest son, Kenneth Newsome,
fair held in the forty years of me sor or tourists. Mrs. Murray was after a long illness. The boy was
fprmerly Miss McLure, of chdrlocts- only 21 years of age. There are left
town.-S.
tion, was formally declared open
iagt evening by His Hamm. Lieu_ .__ Margaret and Masi~~ Allen. Is-
land friends join in extending sym-
ihg function was held in the Paton Mr' Charles G- R‘°°S- I T°f°hl°-
icameraman for the official motion ved grandchildren.-S.
Pictures of the Canadian National
R9-llwllys, and Mrs Roos, are guests
en by the Canadian Legion Band,
pass two cars proceeding toward the
city. The passengers fn the car,
Mr. and Mrs. Estabrooks, were ln-
jured and'were removed to thc
Prince Edward Island Hospital.
Both vehicles were badly damag-
ed. `
ENJOYED VISIT-Mr. D. A. Mo-
Neill. Superintendent of the Cana-
dian "-"~nfal Telegraph returned
to his home in Moncton on Mon-`
day morning ufter spending 1
pleasant weeks holiday motoring
around the Island. Mlrs. ‘l¢Neill
and family uoconrpanled him on
the trip. During the trip Mk. Mc-
Nei" took an opportunity to -wks
an official inspection of all offioel
undo: hir '--risdlctlon. His many
frlr-'~ on the """"' were more
than ple"-fl to meet him and to
congratulate him on his recent wcll
niorlhd promotion.
J _,
and Dr. Mclrlnls delivered addres- l’°5°3' and ll” llfeh-ily filmed Sev- yesterday mmnmg lust °“ ° °
'eral scenes showing trout and deep
ses. A musical rogram i -
P me was sv | of the driver, Frank Arsenault, 16
'sea fishing, bathing beaches. Sulf-
Mis Margaret Sterns, and Mis, J-img and beauty 59°” in and "°““d years of age’ a.nd what is “amd w
A. Lawson, soloists, Miss Kathleenicharlottetown. He has also secur- be fatal 1“l“"°5'*'° “ °°ml’lml°“'
Logan’ Mn waiter Mciiutt' piano' ed iyigtui-95 of the Exhibition and oi Robert Aitken, twelve years old son
Piper Mclnnis, bB8'l7lP€S. \Lleut. Governor Dalton`s visit to °l Mr' and Mm Fnnk Aitken'
Mi. James Pawn’ Pasident mir-r, M_ 5_ Delhi ,md vice Admimi Summerside. Arsenault, who is sur.
lhgmdugihg the proceeding 5aid.it.Haggard and Aides returning their vlved by his mother, Mrs. Beauvols
Services ut the grave were conduct-
ed by Rev. Geo. MacDonald. The
following were the pall bearers: P.
McLellan, Joe Purcell, W. J. Brown,
J. A. McDonald, Geo. Reddin, W. D.
Brown. '
ON MOTOR. TRIP -Interested
visitors to the_ city this week are
Misa Ellen Donahoe, Miss Carolyn
Douohoe. of Brooklin-le, Mass., Miss
Kathleen Jones, of Quincy, Mass.,
and Miss Nellie McNair, of Boston,
who arrived by motor Tuesday and
are the guests of Mrs. Andrew Mc-
Nair at the pretty summer home at
Koppoch, Miss McNair being a nieco
of the charming hostess. The sight-
seeing trips are being thoroughly
enloyed by the visitors who are all
prominent educationnilets, and on
their first villt to the Garden Pro-
gvmcc. 'rhcy intend touring the
Maritimes before sailing from Yar-
at once to the P. E. Island Hospital
death on August 4th of Mr George
but went to reside in Winnipeg
to mourn two other children Miss
pathy to Mrs. Leard and her berea-
tcvm, which resulted in the death
Arsenault, and two sisters, Densie
was hw 41 year since the A,5oci,,_ visit at. Government House. '
rich ' held its first mhibitlorrl M” R°°S is personally acquaint- “nd Ethel' S““"““"“1d°' died ‘h°“` -"
VICE-CONBUL ABBIVIS - Mr.
R. J. Cavanaugh, American Vice-
Consul, who is to assist the Vice-
Consul hero, Mr. W. A. Bickers. ar-
rived in the City last evening. Mr.
Cavmaugh wus formerly stationed
at Windsor, Ontario.
ENTOMOLOGIBT HERE-Mr. B.
I-I. Payne, Dominion Entomologlst,
with Maritime headquarters at An-
napolis Royal, is this year again at-
tending the Provincial Exhibition at
Charlottetown with his collection of
bugs, insects, etc. .He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Payne and their son
Master Hubert.
SENT 'ID SUPREME COURT -
The preliminary hearing of the two
men, charged with theft from a
store in Caledonia, concluded yes-
terday before Magistrate D. Edgar
Shaw, K.C. The charge against one
of the men was dismissed, while
the other was sent up to the Su-
preme Court. Mr. Gilbert Gaudet
appeared for the Crown and Mr. R.
R. Bell for the defendants.
SENAULT-The funeral of Edward
Arsenault, the 16 year old boy .who
died shortly after he was taken to
the hospital following the accident
at Summerside early Wednesday,
was held at 8 o'clock y€St€i‘Cl8y
morning from his home to St.
Pa.ul’s Church and cemetery, Rev.
J. J. McDonald officiating- The
funeral was very largely attended.
The pall bearers were Feno Gal-
lant, John Gallant, Lloyd Gallant
and Wilfred Gallant. S.
MAY HAVE PAGEANT AUG. 31
-_Ah attempt is bein: made by Df-
J. S. Jenkins to have the Trans-
Csnads Air P8-scant held at the
Upton Field on Monday, August 31.
as it will be impossible to hold the
Pageant on August 24, as was hop-
ed, due to the fei that it vvcf. im-
possible on account of Wet W€lil~ll¢i'
to have the new work on Upton
Field ready ln time. The Work Oh
the new field is being rushed l»°
-comlpletion and Mr. George R-
l Wakeman, Inspector of Airways.
‘Ottawa will arrive tomorrow to ill-
'spect the field.
Among the charter members wercied with many of the lc. c. A. F. pu-' li’ me’ he W” “ke” l" the P"“°° nnvisrrs raovmcn-lvir. wes-
17 lawyers, 31 merchants, and 45‘0ts who are taking part in the county H°5l’lm‘ mben Mme" re' ley T_ wadma-rl and son Percival.
others including lnsu.ranf‘¢ avonts lTranS-Canada Air Pageant and mains in an unconscmus condition' Cambrid M visiting
s ., ge, V ass., are
bank managers, doctors, liverylhopes to renew acquaintance with B°"h b°ys had nacmred skulls’ fi-lei-,ds in the Province. Mr.Wad-
stable men, hotel keepers and one them when they come here. R°bert having his scalp alnwst' man, who formerly belonged to
famler. Of the original 126 share- A description of the motion plc- mm °°mpl°te]y "'w°y‘ fc;-dpaud, left the Province thirty
The accident occu"red on the
ll0l¢le1‘S. there were only la sub-‘tures on which Mr. Roos is work- ` :live years ago for United StiltrS- Hl-S
soribers outside of Charlottetowniing, and which ls to be circulated western mad just beyond me bridge I last visit here was ten years ago. He
at the extreme west of the town
Due credit musi; be given to tl'lose,throughout the United States and hoses many changes
gentlemen for their public spiritid-iCanada, follows: ‘md directly °l’l’°‘ll° the 'mf Province and is pieased iii me ei-id-
ness in establishing this great Pr0l/,I ' ___ range' ent signs of prosperity, on every
iilclel Fell- The Exhibition wa-li Judsins besim ai the Provincial '_""" hand. conditions in cambridge,
looked forward to for months by Exhibition yesterday morning and nggny 1-'Img-_Considerable which has been affected by the,
thousands of our people. Coming Continued ' throughout the day- damage was caused hy 9, me in the economic slump, have improved
as it did between haymaking and There 'was an attendance of up- hgld of the Rocky Point Perry somewhat during the past month,
harvest, -it was an opportune time wards of 4.000 which was sliglll-ly yesterday morning about 11 o'clock. he states. Mr. Wadman is remain-
for the farmer and his family to above that of the first day last year. on gcdouni, 01 the heavy smoke the ing in the Province for two weeks.
enjoy an ‘inexpensive and well- Every feature of the pig Fair, iifgmen had mai difficulty in
earned holiday. Young and old whether of an educational or re- cdpihg with the blaze, streams of The death of Dr- P. M. Kirwan,
mingle with their friends, thus creational nature, was going full wager were poured into the interior shlp's doctor of the C. N. S- Lady
stimulating mind and body. It also swing, and last evening the Midway log the oral; and the fire was fin- Hawkins, occur:ed on Monday ev-
““°“’°°l ““ °PP°’°““lW 'f'° "l‘°°° “ld Mein Building was thronsedluily extinguished. 'rhe machinery ching lust at saint John. N- B--
having ambition to improve their with spectators. ' iii., me ferry was not inimed' md when me ,hip was in dry dock for
products and live stock. Judging was begun yesterdaylufter the water was pumped out; repairs. Dr. Kirwan leaves one bro-
WEDNESDAY mufnins in the live stock sections. the Hillsboro was able to make her ther in Sudbury. Ont-.~ also three
FIRE CALL_»i-he meme” were 'mils W°i‘l¢ ls Partly Completed inischeduled trips. The fire equip- sisters: Marie in the United Stews-
caiied.°ut about M5 int evening the H°l5t°ll1- AYl'Sllli`€. and Giiem~ ment was out for three quarters of Dorothy in Summerside, and Fran-
ior ,, him in the nm mme “gm Sey Cattle classes. and is completed an hour. A fire righting bout was ees in this city.
at Brighim The him was put out in the heavy horse Glasses- Jerseys. also sent from H. M. s. Delhi.A'holc The funeral will take plsec at
with the chemicai engine No dam-_ 5h°"tl‘°m5» md the Sherri ole-1508 was chopped on the deck just a- Wallace, N. S.. this momlng.
' Will be Judsed today, and it ucvs the locker where the lil-c start Mrs. o. .1. Riley and Mr- B- R
“ge ls reported’ is expected that the work in cd. A stream of water was directed Burke, aunt and uncle, and Miss
~ the Main Building will be com- through this hole, and other hose Frances Kirwan, sister of the de
“gigs ;:fl;'?gR;E:X:;;g 2:: plel/ed today. From point of quant- lines were led through the engine ceased, left yesterday momlng to
ity the exhibits exceed the record room. The locker was filled with attend the funeral.
gave away 0" Bt' Pete” R'°ad yes' of last year, and the quality in spar- parts paint and waste used
iirdizi !:;;i;E°';'n;h;;rh;;;t“g;l;§ 111°” Woes appears superior. in cleaning the engines. No offlc- Despite the helivy ‘l°Wl"P°“l' 0
The booths in the Main Building ial estimate on the damage has yet rain yesterday m°i’llll’lE lilli-l the
aged' The h°°d W” °°mpl°t°ly attract much attention and many been made but a member of the early part of the a.ftern00il- ii
'mashed ‘md me tw° "°"l Wheels favourable comments are heard on crew bdifved it would be in thel larger crowd than mi8llt l”li\V¢ been
‘”"° Wm °"~ The ‘"“’°’ °’ me the ingenuity shown by thc various viciuty of si ooo. or-pected attended the Biz Fell' <1"
car escaped with a bad shakinl up fii.ms_ » the "md day- A win of ,moo err
'md “ few b'“"’”' l-'MDAY tered the grounds in the aiierh°°ll
` '__' “HURSDAY and evening. The horse racing pro-
Conusrou-'rwo nurcr- Yes- FUNERAL YESTERDAY _ The -vrsrrruo Naw Yoarr-Mr. . mmm, which vm ca,,,,,,iied_ will
terday shortly after noon, two mot- funeral of the late Ronald Steel and Mrs. Ernest large left on Wed- im Mia this ,_mm0°n_ Mmy
or vehicles, a Govemment truck took place yesterday morning at 8.45 nesday momlng for ll. fcrtnlghffs people ,wok advantage of me op.
and 5 Massachusetts, automobile, from his late residence, Richmond vlsittoNew York. Mr. Large is the pommiiy yesterday to inspect the
collided on the Malpeque Road Street. t0ASt. Dun.stan‘s Basilica, ticket agent at Summersiile railway exhibits in me Main Building
hem- gg Dunggi-mi, Uiiiygi-my, Th, where a Requiem High Mass was station. Mr. Upton Seaman. of Bor- which was cmwded tiimughoiigi the
accident occiii-i-ed gg the Wo wi-3 celebrated by Rev. J. Ferrell, thence den, is taking his place during his any ,
proceeding outward attempted to W il” ROYMH C_i\tl'l0ll° Cemetery- l1b5@ii°¢- _ ' Judging was completed in all
classes yesterday, both ln the build
Robert Aitken, the second
youthful vioilm of 'Wednesday
mornlng'| automobile tragedy
at Sumrnersldo, died at fan
minutell put two yesterday
afternoon after hovering bo-
tween life and death for over
86 hourl.
There are left to mourn be-
sides his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Aitken, three brothers.
Douglas, cilfford and Alter,
and four sisters Una. Pearl,
Nina and Theresa, all at home.
to whom sympathy' u extended
in their sad bereavement. The
ladwuoulylzyosnofuge.
The remolnc were removed
to Comptou'| undertaking par-
loun and later taken to his
home. The funeral ll unnged
for 9 o'clock tbl morning In
st. Pours Church null cemet-
mouthforthoftbomu.
a. ..._ -_ .
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in the oily and
l’
ing and in the live stock secti0Il8-
Kings County Dly
His Worship Mayor McDonald
und Mr. J Muttart Secretary
the Georgetown Exhibition Aasoci
okooilllit selections.
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like you very w.ll.
FUNERAL OF EDWARD AR- the boxing game." These were the
As yesterday was KirlBS C0l-lilly
sented in the Pat6Fr"`Plivilion. Mr.
James Paton, President of the EX-
hibitlon Association. called uP°l\
of
The speakers were: Dr J. A
clerk or the Experimental Fm"
His Worship Mayor MacDonald,
ation. A much appreciated voclll
solo was rendered by Miss Ltvlrl
of Georgetown ond ure Canadian
Lcgion Bond pioytd |, number oi
f.‘,;cll1e-But my father dosent
Govuuxhmrrr nonss n/mos
-A most enjoyable fiance was given
lt Government House, Victoria!
Park, Wednesday evening by his
Honour Lieutenant Govemor Dal-
ton ond Mrs. Dalton, in honor of
Vice-Admiral V. I-I. Haggard, K.C.B.
c. sr. cl., und the csptairl and olli-
cers of H. M. S. Delhi. There was
a large attendance of guests. Danc-
ing to excellent music fumished by
Dlxon’s Orchestra was kept up
from 9 p. m. to 1.30 a. m. In addi-
tion to ladies and gentlemen from
the City and other parts ,of the
island. a number of summer visit-
ors were present. The function ini
every respect was a great social
success. The brilliant naval uni-
forms and the handsome gowns
worn by the ladies added n. colorful
touch to' a most attractive scene.
The guests spoke in the highest
terms of the splendid hospitality of
His Honour and Mrs. Dalton-
"Bl1y Holm is a great fighter and
with good care and strict atten-
tion to business, he will go fa: in
sentiments expressed by Jack Mc-
Kenna last night after he had
knocked Holm out in the sixth
round of a scheduled ten round
bout.
The end came two minutes and
twenty seconds in the sixth round.
when McKenna, after punching
Holm almost groggy and “into po-
sltlon," hooked him to the solar
plexus with his left and crossed
him with it semi overhand right to
the jaw. Holm wavered for a mo-
ment, whlle McKenna hesitated-
then scentlng e. K. O. turned for
his comer as the plllcky Dane keel-
ed over on his right side with u
dazed and unconscious look on his
face- As Referee Jack Hem count-
ed over him, he did not make one
attempt to rise-Holm -was truly
"out" ln every sense of the word.
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The lnquest to enquire into the
death of Edward Arsenault, who
met his death in the early hours
of Wednesday momlng in a car
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nmrns
lllrAclvln.l.AN-fri 'this city to hn-
snd Mrs. J. F. MacMillan, a son.
MUTCH-At Montreal, August 11th.
to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Mulch, u son
MURRAY - At Cornwall, August
20th, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs Colin
Murray, fi soil. .
PICKARD--At the P. E- Bland
Hospital, Aug. 17, to Mr. and Mrs
Harold Piclrurrl, n daughter.
BOLGER-At Hope River, Aug. 4,
1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boiger,
a daughter, Mary Ada Kathleen.
FLOOD-At the City Hospltal,Aug.
13, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Flood, Kelly's Cross. a son.
_KELLY-At the City Hospital, Aug.,
10, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kelly, Fort Augustus, a daughter.
nomoN-At the city Hospital
Aug., 8, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Doiron, Mayfield, a. son, (still
born).
- DEATHS
| STEELE-In this city, August 17,
1931, Ronald J- Steele. aged 74 years.
CUDMORE-At P. E. I. Hospital of
Thursday Aug., 20th. J. Cudmore,
MARSHALL-At Covehead on Mon-
day, August l"lth, Jane Marshall,
aged 90 years.
MARSHALL-At Covehead on Mon-
day, August 1'l, 1931, Jane Marshall
in her 90th year. `
ARSENAULT-At Summerside, Aug
19. Frank Arserlault, age 16 years.
STEELE-ln this city, August 1'lth,
Ronald J. Steele. aged '74 years.
CARVER-At 213 Euston Street,
Thursday Aug., 20, Arnold Ralph
i Carver, age 6 months, youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Carver,
DRISCOLL-In the City Hospital,
August 18th, Libbie Cummiskq,
dearly beloved wife of Joseph S.
Driscoll. Mt. Herbert, aged 32 years.
accident, was resumed yesterday
panelled at the inquest of Edward
Arsenault, find that he came to
his death by a fractured skull the
result of the overtuming of a Ply-
mouth five passenger car, driven
by himself and owned by Charlie
I-fum, on the St. Eleanors Road at
the top of Mitchell's Hill on the
morning of August 19th between
12 and 1 o'clock.
"We find further according to
evidence submitted the accident
was indirectly caused by extreme
negligence of the owner of the
car, Charlie Hum, and hereby re-
commend that his license be can-
celled indefinitely."
(Signed), J. E. Campbell,` fore-
man, G. C. Dlckie, L- A. Moore,
Sinclair MacKay, R. W. Jeffrey, C-
C. Mountain, A. H. McDonald.
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morning in the Town Hall, Sum-
merslde Dr. E. T. Tanton, coroner, if ® 
presiding. l l
At the conclusion of the evidence ‘
the jury returned ' the following ____l___L| FT OUT
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