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ES IN THE UNIFORM OF A CAP-

TAIN IN THE ROYAL NAVY, TO WHICH RANK HE HAS JUST BEEN

GAZETTED WITH SENIORITY

FROM JULY 6TH, 1919.

GREAT BRITAIN NAMES MEN FOR FOREIGN PO-STS

L()Ni')0N, Sept. 5.-The following

dlploinlitic appointments are announc- till:

Ainbasaszulor to Italy-Sir George

\V. lliielitiiiziii.

Anibassatlor to Spain-Sir Esmc W-

llowurd.

Minister to the Territory of the

Serbs, (Zroats niid .Slovenes-Sir Char- les Alban Young.

Minister to the Netherlands-Sir

Iloiiald \V. Graham. _ _ _

Minister to Poland--Sir Horace G.

M. ltunibold.

.Minister to Switzerland--Tlieoplill-

us ltiissell.

Minister to Sweden-Colville Adrian

do Riino Barclay.

Miiilsi-\i' to l"lnlanil-l'.ord Acton. Ministtir to the (‘zecli<i-Slovak Ile-

piililic--Sir George Russell Clerk.

Minister to (.`ubn-\Vil'liam A. F.

Erskine.

Sir Georgo 'W. Buchanan, former

niiiliiisszitloi- to Pclrogriid and former nilnisier to The llague, has long been in the Britisli diploiuatic service. lie bog-:in his career as nttache of the cniliassfv in Rcme in 1876. He sue. ccciis Sir J. Renncll Rodd.

Sir Esmc Howard has been British

minister to iSweden since 1913. I-Io is well known in the United States, where he served as counsellor of the liritish Embassy from 1906 to 1908.

ruin .nits

,The preserving season is here. _

We will be pleased- to sup-

ply you with your Fruit Jars. AAII sizes in stock Pints, Ouarts, Half Gallons. _ .

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-Sir Charles Alban Young has been

minister to the Republic of_G-untamaln Honduras and Salvador.

iSir Ronald Graham has held the

post of assistant under secretary at the Foreign Office since 1916. He also has it long diplomatic record.

Sir Horace Iiuinboltl has been min-

istcr to Switzerland -since 1916. His mother was an American woman,- the daugliter of George Harrington, once United States niinistei"to Switzer- land.

Thenphilug Russell, since 1915, has

been diplomatic secretary to the for- eign secretary.

Mr. Barclay has been counsellor of

the British Embassy in ‘Washington since 19l3.

Lord Acton at present isconsul

general at Zurich. He started his car- eer at the Foreign Office in 1894.

Sir George Russell Clerk received

his diplomatic beginning as i1 clerk in t-he Foreigii Oillce and has held num- erous nssignnients in foreign count- ries. - '

Mr. Erskine since 1917 has been

counsellor in tlie Embassy in Rome. He has held secretarysliip of legations in Argeiitiiiea, Persia, Sweden and Greece.

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Ask for Minard's and take no other

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Vaughan, Capt. Murray from Sydney. with coal for Mr. John Grady. Bessie

Sydney, Leila Linwood, Capt Tren

seas in St. Philip 'Hall on Sunday af- 0 ternoon 31st. An address was road B to them by Mr. Cyrus Gallant, after which each was presented with a

ing -M. ll

feral of Benjamin Gallant of Egmond th Bay took place Sunday 24th inst af- ternoon at 3 o'clock -from St. James

‘ed

' left Thursday on a business trip to

Tignish.-H.

Mrs. Joseph -T. Gallanb ii brlot-her re

was given a great military- funeral, a t,

on a business trip to town on Thurs- H

was a passenger to Summerside on F

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nllllve Plane. Alll`8nlS VllIH‘lZB. being 25 stumbtltlsg block to American mtt_ tather, six brothers, Alphonse, Aug-

ftcattom ustine, Anthony, at home; Aubln of

Lucien Cannon, of Dorchester, as \ Lawrence' Mass# Joseph Ol Denver- i

ight be expected_ mtsed _the “sunt Mass.; and Abel ol Summerside; and

tmguage `q“estton_ The authentto two -sisters Eva.‘a_nd _Celenlse at home: `

touch version only arrived two days alto a verfy laffge number of other rel-

_ d th tt not been ttmo to at ves and friends. The funeral was

Abrams Village “cll°°l' welll l° Cll“l"|lli§3'e all; prinetleed. a’l‘here is, therefore. held °n 'l`llnl’SdHY m0l‘I1’lilB 23th and I lottetc-\vn, Monday morning to enter but a stngte French cont Mt._ Cannon was well attended, .Deceased will be. - 7 '

naked that the debate be adjoiirned iifentlv missed nnd the Borrowing

until each member could have copies lnnllli' llnve l'll€ Sincere SYHIDIU-lly 01' il " PhOI`I8 80 GI`3fl£OIl

in the two official languages. Wlflfi °°ll1I1lnnliY--M

att. tttts. ts not done before the ,-ego. _--_#...._i__ '

lution comes up again/,’ he threatened, LIBERAL. LEADER WANTS *___ _ __ __ _ ,_ _-£1 “I will raise a. point of order, and the _ FURTHER DELAY '-

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L renee. Mass., after a short visit to his Y

Village, Therese Gallant of St. Chry- to

_gasses at Prince of Wales College.-

formation, flew under ~the five brides of the East River today in one of the most spectacular aerial feats seen in this section The planes before going under the first bridge reached a high altitude and then volplaned down under the first structure in a sort of rolling fashion rttpeating- the manoeuvre" as they

piloted by Lleut. A. S. Roberts

Lieiit. C. H. Burgess and Lieut. L. N. EIIIOL.

Mexicans Fine uPoN l

wli in

-sEN.iAMiN oAi_|_AN-r.-'rho run- ft

won ii i a ii i ‘" . ,

ourite among the boys and had done Bed Md been ln lalllllg health his oit for his country. wiiiio iii the had “ld ""’ ‘l"'“°°’“"l‘” °' l’°"‘ the l'°'l` Went' ’“°“°l‘“- 8° llnn

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-SHIPPING -- The following |1111

schooners have entered port: Etta In

Keefer. Capt, Vsnlderstine, with coal [A from Messrs. R. T. Holman Ltd. from

holm from Plctou. with coal for the Ne P. E. I. Railway.-H. stte

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-RECEPTION TENDERED.-A rec- the eption- was tendered to a number of so soldiers recently returned from over- 8111

f ul

e conference. _.

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“On behalf of my country.” he de- ' ~ E' J:-L_ ‘ "_ '

John Fogarty, Sr. died at his

°:|"l°é'ast;:rm‘g.vt°"hl“ ln l'hl'ot,ft‘;lt, home in Gleufnnning bn August 24th

Accompany

'men °'=-==° -"neo fi" °°“"- ii."2.’.'iit.°';f.?§ ii‘.2.."l.‘1.‘..“Z.“.".§.§’.‘Z..’;‘ 322°- vine in the -°f1~1 And no -°-deft _ - *"’ no suited :un won on tii iiorasiiips, With ii Wellington you novoftiro of

-TH! GUARDIAN il on nie at _ _td h ut Uh Bt b _ ""t’.._ s“mm".m°_ no ent to t e e 0 9 p oneer, u

i f with courage and persev_erance he liv- th

_-rEA¢|-|535 ¢°NVEN-t-|¢`)N_ _ ed to seo his labor fu ly rewarded. , _ arly all the teachers-ol Esmond Bay Ho was an honest sober man, correct gfllh ¢|l'1}fh&U¢tl C°0l- Tilmfg 3 2;: blilft Mod the French Acadttm Cowon. in his dealings with his fellow man. e op 69811 Ill ll 0 1 ii, Bloomfield last woes. Among ne l°“"°° *° n‘°‘n`° l°“" ‘l““5l‘l°" cnrrlertho smoke up-away from

to were Motso Gattant ot 5t_ Ch,-y, and three sons. His funeral on Tues- mme. voiitonio nomimi of urn- dey was well -attended bwhle old

ville, -Misses Angelina Arson-ault ;§_l!‘l‘ll°l`% l’§:ll3~3’“Il;l°‘l 9; all saga? 's d ,_ oo d

Abram Vill\""o_- L I1 Arsen-_ .llfillif Hr 81.111,- SV- ‘ B 91' 5 , |-| gin ' . gn u _ t of M§xtmvttt'o_f§d_ ea ‘ performed the funeral services. May, hun' ‘Pcs an ‘° P

his soul rest- in peaco, _ _

_ _

l:';i;°;'.::...i’:s°f.:‘.‘~..l';:. :‘:‘il°.':..2;: Plfllllnenl T0 °' °°

ents and some of them made some ' ‘ Un 5§fn\‘dG'.`v’ SVGIIIIIS. A\lB\lBi 23rd - - ° Seed remarks. Rev. F-other Boudre. the soul of Mrs. Stanislaus C. Gal- - "need “gun” uackmg °' butmug au; gpoko won on this occasgom ~ lant of St. Chrysostome t.o_t_;'ik_lts fiight‘ e reviewed bi-ioiiy tlio ine ortho 1. » '-"" _ to the Great Beyond. De eased who or and pred-[ded that an the fetus,-(il. ` was an aged lady had been ailing for

Re 5 a e ed soldiers of his parish would become OTTAWA' ont" seplgmbel' 3`°`Tll° 9' 10118 llinlei and ll" delllll -WHS nnl *' New York / `

g _ . , » » ¢ ’ edifying citizens. Several other; Peace Treaty of Versailles is before unexp¢c¢Bd_ Befm-8 he;-1”; marriage

speakers also eloquently dealt on the me P“l`llhmelll °l 'Canada l°l` mllfl' SIIG WHS f0l‘IIl9rly the Wife 0! the lille good name of those iso'1.1ie,-,,_ An ox. Gallon-__ltsYni;_sl_:bIi_ii_t;ed__toth1-t_Con;- Bruno Poirier or Mt. Carmel. "there ottont program was rendered com mons, y r o er or en. W 0. 8* are_left to mourn, her .husband and 'sting of songs and music, ii d th le’ all °Xll“ll9llV9 and 11109! lllclll ex' several stepsons and daughters. Rev. to-oottng was brought to a ctgse bi plantation of its various provisions, Father Joseph Gallant’ now of Mag. Avo M rt Stella urged that it be sanctioned with the da|ene 1s]onds_ peter at homo, Em.

llnllnnnl Of ll9ll1Y- Wlllle ll” “D039 manuei. The funeral was hold on

on hoastful way, Sir Robert did not~ Tuesday mo,-n|ng_ get-_ Father gnu. 95“l9° lllll Pl`l¢l9 all ll Clllllldlall ‘ll dreault officiating. By her first mar- e part _played -by the Dominion at ,gage she had two Boom Joseph ot

Summerside, Ben of M`t Carmel --M

ICliurch. As -already reported deceas-` dared’ amld emhuslastlc applause’ ul MRS' D' GA-l°'l'ANT

was acctdentty kmed white at stood firmly upon this solid ground:_

work 1,, Mot,cton_ M,._ Gallant could that in this. the -greatest of all wnrs..~ 'rlie death took place on August sth

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which .the world’ s liberty, the` of Juilie Gallant, widow of the late T t ture destiny were at stake, Canada ea ge 0 e I ll

renches _he summed _R slight _“jury American continents. Her resolve had though of A vettoirobust Bgzo in health

Bl' 0 She bore her long illness with Christ

the end- The _.Same lntlnnllfnllle inn fortitude evincing to the last those

mt,o,._ He was about 24 years ot age_ Snort and ____c_______ made her __ “___ good traits of ch-aracter and charit-

their. uniforms to pny,the well mer- `

WESTERN PERSONALS neoled W'lil1 li- the debate Wan llelll angeline' Arsenault daughter of Leon

“Ver lllllll 'l`lllll°5daY» and the House J. Arsenault, at the early age of 28

-Dr. G. P. McDougall, 0'Lenry, Wlll “Ot Sli °n Wednesday- The Pre' years. She had only been sick for

was a visitor to 'Summerside this “’“l` llttle Cllnlllla alllllllle °l the °l" about 4 weeks, and at first notliliig week.-~H. l’°slt'°“ was alllmrenl ln me lelllf l'°' serious w-as anticipated. but when it

marks made l’Y the l“'° °llll°5lll°ll later developed into spinallineninget- I

leaders, M~r. D. D. MacKenzie and t th tt tth h t _t ' W. M-. Mo---1-» assi ts: slat General Agent ff" P~ E' lS‘=‘""

day' ’°‘“’“’"g l‘°"“’ °“ l"l‘l“*'-_ll llvriliidollfffoalltilligsilnglutllggiiinrelllillhls fgfah H§;,‘l§“‘l”° l‘““,l,°;“ “"““" 5°" l C

-Mr. A. L. Rennie, Elmsdale. was

D 0 800911 IIB S DBMS C°n' christian life. She w-as buried on Fri-

Penne- ln the Lengne Of N9~ll0n9» 0’ day the 8th. She leaves to mourn two

. Isewhere, a status inferior to that - 5 t. d ht At h - - - -

F k dth __tt M _Ft 9 _ sonsan wo aug ers. ponse ____r_;i_ti_____ti_n_________io_t=__s__it__or_tt______r_ti__ 2:; _,_t_Co,deo to ,moons ,ess advanced ,,, and Laurent Mm Gm) rt A _ _ un This Demonstration is given by the

, e rsena

deceased was tt returned Botdten he dolxlédd_€_V‘2_f;i;l_|;9n&es_§_*j_§Ze_;1l_;l_tl_§Y 00:; and Mrs. Jose-ph Arsenault. Her lius-

_0 0 ll- ___ DP band predeceased her some three _ I. H. C.

Ergo niimher of soldiers turning out qoveilétgnnty TggefacrolailflZonsptcgloexg years |150.-M.

ited tribute to their departed comrade. .QM ' ‘

- - . .~_. - _ Mn. Joi-in Fooltirrv . f .“° i `. --r _

-ir P/tvs to buy iii uns Province. '-1-wo cams Pen wonn mn

. ____

-'r_ _ / uN_iv's-:is.sAi.._ .1>i‘i='»q, The Wellington is the most popular A

pipe smoking. The well catches all

o moisture and keeps the smoke

your tongue. Good dealers have Wellington _pipes

Seo that the pipe you buy bears the W D C triangle trade-mark. It means genuine French briar. seasoned by our _own special process- and guar-

through.

' WM. DEMUTH 6 C0»»

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from ga _ b t tt ht t h elven lnsnirntlvn. her sacrifices had sho had failed to a veritable skeleton. S f d p 0 L y was as :Venn asa e$,;___ 5 l§__“';_l:_tu_f’_$_i tigen conslilcious. h eff rt unwbated . . _ _ I I S,

from overseas the middle of last Dec- pmt which made her capable of that

mourn H_s aged __ __ _ M __ _ma _Ne __ 9_._ ___ <1 IY able disposition which adorned her '

. ii on s r an

indillellifafgfftlliiiyof me opposition EVA"°E"'"E ARSENAUI-T And is open to outside Competitors. All interested ¥ti_o___vtis;i_o<i__to i1ovo_tii_tioto'stii_aytiié A gloom was mt' 'on Abram., Vo, kindly invited to attend. Should day prove unfavorable

me ‘*“ °°“"‘°“' S “°“ lege last week by the death or Ev- same will be held on first fine day following. .

' SAMUEL KENNEDY, Jr.

_ , g a ves and ends as she _ _ ,

_ML Stephen “_ Bm,ke_ Atherton modifying Canadas relations with the . 7249-iM3I.

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-Messrs, Charles Jenkins and James l

-<Mr. Aubln L. Arsenault, son of l eon J. Arsenault, returned to Law- ll

'tiled home by the death oi his sis- t r Evangeline.~`M.

-Miss Eva Arsenanlt of Abram's m

ostome, both successful students of

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S. AIFIMEN FLEW

UNDER 5 BRIDGES.

NEW YORK( Auuat 28.-Three rmy airplanes. flying in triangle

cared each bridge. The planes were

AM-Enicim _P/vrnoi. orricsns _ -LA-n-Eno, 'rexas,`.sept. 3_~rwo

_“sed another p'0m__ when he asked ing 'her last days of mental disorder

_ . s o _

_yotmsom Charlottetown are vtstttng in for serious consideration of Article c§l;r;v(;_l;l__‘lseifll;,(;rtfl;clEf; fftllléiz 33;! dllii

' 10 of the League of ‘Nations covenant, '

own lhls Week' 9-'lleslll al- the Queen htch he wtd “would btnd Ctmadtnu She was visited several times by her Hotel'_H` I lllbes aliid treasure for all times to come Rev’ `P”5l°"' who was “ble l° make

n guaranteeing the integrity of 32 her feel the soothing consolation of amms_.. Mn W_ F_l_MacLean_ South his kind words. The following are the m_k_ supported Mn LaPotn_te_ potnt_ members of the grief stricken family. /'

out th this clause was rovin

Speaker will sustain me under the ’ . - t < . ' ' " rules ofthe Hou” , OT-t~AWA_ Septembe __. _ _ C “”@**

But the one dramatic featture of the Kenzie opposition acting leader had

day was an exchange between the a conference at noon today with Sir Primo Minister and Hon. W. 'S. Robert Borden in regard to the de- Fielding, when at the close of Sir hate on the .peace treaty, Mr. McKen- Robei-t's statement, the member for zie urged further delay in order to Queens-Shelburne,.fro'm his -seat at the give time to consider the treaty _and left of the opposition leader, asked it was agreed that the debate should what would happen should the Par- go over until Monday. In the mean- iiament of Canada fail .the ratify the time the debate on the address will

treaty, continue.

“Defeat of the resolution would in- _

volve the defeat of the government." _i'°-'-‘-“-

retorted Sir Robert.

n wrri-i wire TRAPPED iN Fnoc. ET A GOOD GRIP

` 0N HEALTH

Afmerilcan aviation oilicers on border patrol duty were fired upon today by a group of Mexican-s while flying up the Rio Grande, near here, and one of the ofliicers, Captain Davis McNabb, was wounded in the head.

The officers were flying low about

sixteen miles up the Rio Grande, from here, near Santa Isabel Creek, when suddenly on the Mexican side about twentyfive Mexicans rose up from the brush and poured volley after volley into the -plane. It was reported sev- eral hundred shots were fired.

Look out for the udnhturlil wehlr-

ness that indicates thinning of the

blood nnd luck of power. It _:cans that our bodily o unsure s vi for wlsnt of good lnbnrislunent; thi: the red oorpuscles are fewer, unequal

to demands of health.-Hood’1 91:31- parilln increases stroflglth 01 the f ll-

cato and nervous, restores rod cor- puscles, makes the blood olrry l_1°ll¢ll _ _

. t - appetite. °i`i'§£i. 2225 T223? ...‘-’ii...ii. ....o.

eine. Hood 'I Pills will lltilfy.

Her father and mother, and grand

SACRIFICED HIS LI-FE TO STAY

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-“!'ll stay with

you, Mary." With these words Wil- liam F. Tanner. n cashier in the oiilce of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway here, closed hs eyes, embraced his wife, whose foot was caught _in a rail- way frog, and wa s killed with her when a limited train on teh Chicago and Northwestern ralroad crashed in- to them las. night.

John Miller, a flagman, in attempt-

ing to rescue the couple lost his left

right arm.

Three llttlo children are oijplians

today becausg of the fateful decision

leg and sustained u fracture of the _ P E. L

was a great favorite with all. As she _ ; ~ »~ '

_ _°§2fl`la“d ‘zth;’_r~°°“’v”__tt;`_l_?'__v0l_l;ltl;1' was a person of irreproachable dis- '

Thursday.-H. ‘ ____¢;____I_tg_;v2é____teadao____1;o:\_ro_ ________y the _oo;it€_ons, andd a ferventf ghristian she §

' _ a e goo fortun o eing further

-Mr. B. D. waits. siimmorsido. gen?-his iilferencemleinly being. as men th n o t, ,h e ~

_th C ,d, gee ytelnstritesoftne

;`“lil_§’al;?$_ lulélglgitgua rage and as ’Church, before her illness developed

“Ernest Lmpointe ‘of Kanjmtwastm into its serioiisness, and at times dur-

THE fairness of the

prices we charge for

our plumbing ,accessories please mightily the folks who are in need of such convenience. The fact we only charge an honest price for our sup lies and only render a bill) for the actual service we ren- der is building for us a business that pleases us.

ALL SUPPLIES WE _ BU*/,\NI`I'H C ’ E '-

AND You'i.i.

Flgiltllcllsllsk ‘~ i=Aiie f

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Use Basic Slag in the Fall

_Save $4.00 per ton by buying in the fall, besides

Enlflng better results. Slag has proven to be most adaptable for Island soil. Its use returns to the farmer 50 per cent increase in crops.

Our Io_cal Agent, Mr. R. A. MacLeod, will call on

you arranging for shipment of car at your Station by notifying the undersigned. _ ' ‘

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