z i

who nttndad the special aervleoano beautiful l. James (lurch yeaterdsywere laid w rest in the Brown

itrln-

i? .7 5 t°= 5 a 5 é

morning. were the followingzCol umizy plot.

Dr.Johnsm,(3oLW.C CmkCoL; Icon, I130: J. S. Waiter, Ueot. . Albrce Rodd. S-BPZL Chas. Htn learn. Fred Phrae. Harry Hyde. Proude. are Iveral other surviving ma: of the Boer War residing

Kennedy. John

Allan Thae lnthe city.

IADLY IIIEAVEO HOME. — The death occurred . 7th.

daughter of Ir and Ira Cecil a” ’ xmn. one we; m: m a short m- 0- time. "ru funeral nun mag-M flace onfrleaday was well attend-fl‘ - ad and was conducted "cy Rev. Hut?"- ‘l’. Smith. The sincere eympazhvf‘

1

of the community goes to Ll.- In Iiiler on the loss of baby girl Ir. Iilley was abs

on a business trip to Ros-ton. b2".

has since returned

--__

A thirty two mile Illa bi-‘ti '

steadily tor more than fonrhonrahaspiled upanzza barrier along the Bofuén .-

was "made

noon. After ymnding

e.‘

1. ...

homthepublicltflili”

ticulsrs are givtflr

Charlottetown

e15:

'4 reqyectii-ely.

...5.

thtoe miic-s from the Borden shore 61!! 811’! 1118 Y!“ d 139° 79'1"”- w

the hoot was forced m return Tot-mentine to re-mai and l'. trained there until half-pas

Sunday evening. when it ag .n ai- 90-’!

m, qosdgg, past {our years which is on an sv- gwm a a gate average 152 piacesthe city m tho =3 u, .151; a lead as compared wzzh the country.

tempted to make When if}! beard hour ia=t night mile of Borden

The big drop in ielnpéfiluré £014, _ _ _ lowing the Friday thaw. has vfomc agaeimixidV/gsegce ‘§'1?dm°m '3‘ :5: flfinifff: ,',’f.,‘;,',,f§ finaily’ succ-eededun dockix at good aw of trouble wit}; tugs; rsegéergg; Heirs?‘ :1 J

rs e. r- '- - - ' den. and Chsrlotilioirne, the zrachFflnPi a! m9 ‘Ymdn! l" h“ Pa‘ has been nu clear. but on all m. five on Swim-v event»: WWW “u” have been obliged to return to Tormentine and recoai. I/éavtng again at. half ‘flgnfnrgummeyijde uainqpast sir on Sunday evening with 4,, m,“ “.0 “He, o‘; of Twmsbwthe maxi. seventy passengers. she

snow. Between

other lines the greatly delayed. The

n o! the pass list for

Ina both report a most, plum!

A very imIessiv-a tum-at‘ lllathlmlavioe was heldatthohlmivflll- not mn- ducted by Rev. cease IMMI- Tbe manic for the service was pl!‘ —-— ticnlarl! “@1164. wreck!!! t!» SOUTH AFIVCAN VETERANS- aoZo by hlr. George BOIBHI- T"

and the remains

Prmce of Wniu COD!!! 111F558 u" pest tour yearn the M30"!!! F"

In 192142 the total number l!‘ sed ne 24s. of than“ were twin Charlottetown echoolahnd from the nchooil including S-zvzreihme 59. nlkilg l NW8!’ toge- onss mthecitv 051M011!“ 33.? {or these including 50v? Dill" elected for the ensuing year:

in 1822-23 the total pus 11$! V"

.r 1123-24 the total pose lit ill - ' 'X"‘.Ch 32 were from 116 -y;= and 40 including Ron's a pfirciiflflfio of 14.3 and

. H2425 the pass list was 1T9. A1,‘: 21 were from the d” Ennis and 26 fnclndlllt 30¢" "n9. a percentage of 11-7 l-flll

For the {our years mentioned the -_~ Jdoveraze peroznn-sge of enccesshll

mil; students from the city schools to 1,, Prince of Wales College was 181 -- “m, -';_,-. inciudrng Notrc Dome. as the oom- M for’ htujs. Dflrifion is made between the whole

The popnistloa of Charlottetown. Ynpared with that of the whole

' see is 13.6 w that the city‘! pm the

After one of the hardest battles Oooferry

-uun ro nzs-r- 11¢ man, ‘at m ms m. w. n Davies. whoj""“7'3w“ "l"; m mo: m» an 387 Clarke eve-mum: x", l

these 38 were hi!!! Hon. City schools and 43 son i» jfgg Xotre Dame a ner- Hon.

"b: 14.9 and with Set-Iv hni

‘ii!!! dollars to the Navy uagne.

Blhndlrd.

Lennon

Ilsa Rosa DeBrlsay i “M” s°°'7_x*“ 3°” Lwgflhim about one and one half years ‘ To the bereaved family in.

of St. Lawrence Lodge

being in lttendsnce. ed one of _ rallies ever held by s1. uwreccew I few years ago. In?!" hi! We 1n [big my, @4011 his farm in Pisquid. Ha was. love for the Lodge was exempii- mflffiiui it! fled in the hundred or nearly hun- Cummings. of "Plsqufd, the cere- dred per cent response by way of mony being performed Nov 1T.

attendance. i865. by the Rev. Thomas Duncan.

"d m, !_w'|n {mm w. 1. n31. fought her way to within two hun-|

led at Si. Peters.’

A rem; uaqnjdred yards of Borden pier. y,“ we c“). yeutnya’. to “In d“, stuck fast. as the piled up ice hhd the hntera line. but was not able Kmuded ‘M u" 5mm" 7"

to proceed any farther than dforeillmlills on top of it.

The Georgetown train. which left n‘? Puwna" mfi‘ we“ '37 the City on Saturday was able 1035mm“ and we “m” m“! set as far as Sf. Teresa's. and tbqal” ‘unsigned w m“ "mg" Murray Harbor train which start- sped“ m“? ‘mick ‘mud Wm‘ ed out from Charlottetown IBEYEPmLhem m Ch-a“°'~t°w'n u 13-20 9" \' . '. '

e erde l returned to the city way m the m" he“. “he” ‘he Saturday a small army of tummy“, "mum! 1nd ‘he “it °l ‘he sboveiiers was at work on the dif-‘ma’! “d M39158 ‘fluflmwd- ferent branches. but in the even? °°1°°k ‘he “MR7 “weed” h‘ in: the weather became so aevereffichm! 11¢?! timber berth, and will that they were forced to stop. Ttieyswn ‘mt ‘m he‘ regular crmsm‘

and will leave ngain today.

were agtin at. work 0n Sunday andihlfi mm"!-

it is hoped to have vhe entire ser- vice again in operation in a short gaiwhgn‘ m” mwzgpgzm Capt. Read and officers of the vee- f comfortable. ;Among chose arriving by the spec-

nzrunn Fnoul couveurionii" "Kin ‘t WW ‘We "In AMB- --Among the passengers returningimm- 5°C“? £93m. "d ‘he 099"‘ by the car ferry yesterday waoyhirflim "3515 "50 '9" °l1 Vifellneniga? was" h: “Slsment at u... \Ve|. rinoe war . The rotary plow, which left Char- Jottetown on Saturday at midnight

time. mimi-

TUESDAY

L. E. ‘Wellner of W. W.

Ltd" Jewellers. City Mr.

nor was returning from a business,

ael to make them

and

At

The passengers, who spent two

their

l

' HAT mey be very true," “but thht

_ ll ‘ust why we are mg to te l ‘you about Dr. use’: Nerve ood,which isgenernlly conceded to be the Intent of nerve reatorstives. It is not a sleep podncer in the sense of being a narcotic.

Sleep is Nature's Nerve Restorer

Without such aid as Dr. Chase's lgerveedFotzd ‘afford? u are oom i mnlmzptcy. p y‘ ca

fly using this treatment and takmgss much rest as possible you will very soon find your- self on the highway m health But a little patience is new“. sary. A copdition which has been years in developing can- i

program was

priate to a gathering of its kind.

lnnnan. deceased; Clark, deceased;

Laurin, deceased; 29. Moore; 61. John F. McDonald; 62, H. M. Davison; 80, ‘H. D. Brophy; 81. Charles Law! son, deceased; 82, Thomas Cook. deceased: 83. Ewen McMillan. de- icease ; 97. W. N. Riggs, deceased: . 111. J. F. Wheat; 14o. J. H. are?" b°"‘"" Neill, deceased; 14a. w. A. Weeks: ."°“"°* 14d. John T. McKenzie; 147, Chas McFarlane, deceased; 148. A. _ , Houie; 164. n. A. Bruce; ma. A. n. 18""!-

1921. Being fifty-years of St. Lawrence.

the IIIQRIZ! Dllthters of the mph;

Twoh

The ‘F ldenrs address

The following officers

Ron.

2nd Vice Prom-Ire. E. c.

Seep-Mn. S. C. Moore

Educational

worth

ago.

the most ,

Appreciation

To say that the carried out

Veteran Jewels Issued to St. Law- “w, renos Lodge (25 Years or Over) Rig"

, .\|r Joseph Pres“;

2, Donald Nicholson; 3. D. R. Mo; 25.

George hi.

63. John Munro: if“

Plrker; 166. H. S- Coffin. deceased i 167, W. F. Tidmarsh; 168. George.

Kinnon; 212. G. S. Pearson: J. .4. hloloervsy; 23s. J. n. imam-E an; 237. Robert

240. R. H. Mason;

J. Taylor; 276. J. H. Heinon; J. G. Clarke; 321, Iderstine. deceased; Sample; ceased; 384. J. E. Boll; 385, W. C. Whitloclt; 38B. A. G. Peake; 387,.

322.

454. G- E. Henderson; 455. W. A

459. W’. E. Strickland: 476. J.

Mcnollfldi. 802. J. A. Dover. Total 68. in addition to above. Honorable

Donald Nicholson on

their and masterful lodge worlr and

NOW- DON'T Q11’ £10119-

JIGGb- our lfiAw THE DOCTOR Qoirw IN YOUR Houee- wnos iLi; '2

Aflttiltflyw acumen-cw“ Silver Annlverury was diseaanediw“ Ihlchwnsleltfogthaexecnttve to!" ‘m pin; celebration to take place admin to (horses Day. April 33rd uni-e; “u”; ‘u mggd With reference to the accidental _ _ to the War Xemnrhl find and death of John R Duncan which oc-lflwf If» Dllyfll- l" l!!! m‘! P"! ‘and i, 554M on m, u“, m; of the future ntieuLa better oom- "me Begun! um, n“ n mo“ gpthe following yaniculan may be blnauon some. Bu: they were not spirtng nddrenn, n»; n; um»): interest w nu many frienb euelfecuve n mrlns. and seemed tactically received. This was fokthe Island. For the last four years unable to reach the net. m lowed by the Secretary's report ofgbe was working at carpenter work 0n ocasion however they sub- the year's work. Chapters edncagin Boston and at time of accident §ected hliu Unxworth, the tionai. Provincial educational. show-as working on n new hnlidlnggoslie. ton veritable bomba ' the Echoes Secretary and Flower on Stuart St. and in some uac-J-hich was cleverly blocked. and Card Committee. all showing countable manner fell from the cubakpters to be in a flourishing oon- staging a distance of t n. ' sudden- feet from th other reports will be published a future date. in; ding 3mg; g were words.

m“ hemm its finest citizens. l“! mum‘ in we“, lodge mmmunassumipg noun-o end starting in- snd was enthusiastically attended.=,“’3m3' “F93 71'"?! °t °“‘MY l‘_ upwards of twotiuudred brelhrep_\'0n' for hzm the respect of a. h ‘l, vozgclasses and steeds. He wns born

mcceugu] July 6th, in the year 1834, am up

,.\'ew Hampshire. ~.\ic€arthy of Mt. Stewart. Doctor Rozerson of Hunter‘ was :4 son of Mr. ‘Rogersoifs. Rogerwn united with the

Bjanyone in

Church. lot B5. Fr. Herrei.

m“ exciting foetus‘

.-.--. w ~ -» - -~ -~ -- "-'ii.2.”°s."';..i".‘.:. rower: - u; m, m‘; i; 3.115s: one aided. the Abbie Sintsrqschomm’ h an.“ can‘, m’

l" ‘I'M ‘°' ""1 "i" :{n”°n““_'fdmh'f_“" glmmlfivw man daring nu nndortradu-

“hwuk ‘n, mgéemufmc " wqinte work towards the degree of

James Duncan at prment in Boot" onsnd three brothers James W. and , George at Poplar-Point, David in 53ml" 5" I-l" D. R- lihDort-hester. use" and three ole era, hits. Lauri McDonald. Dor- Treunrer-lfrl Catherine Nc-mheflen gs," _ Dorchester, Mass. and 1dr!- Janet S" m; Buchanan. of Stnthoona. r. z island.

well balanced pastor of Sf. James Church. Char- to a lone-town. nicely would be outline it mildlnweve eight ChHdTeIL time of whom as each and every item on the bili~ are nun; Quicken with

_ _ . _ . _ paralysis last Monfissiled in good time and that was of tare went over as is only appro Mgxlcq Mame, Thomas. of BCHHL: Um“ m“ 861mm Mm m} m‘ h“ u" hand of bet

By this union

membus. During all

years ifs life has been marked by *1 conshtant Christian purpose and. .he leaves behind a heritage of hot». iouy- and rggpecf which is a wnrih- h

world ffhe

to the and lands.

ii

There passed peacefully away 0n

[Holy Catholic Church of which de- _ ceased was ever a faithful member. w’ K‘ Knew’ 453' G‘ H" Cbmdhrf The late .\|r. hlcElroy was n man Harm]; 456' Arthur L Clark? “flhof sterling integrity. He was ever J _ ' “ready to lend a helping hand to oshun Whittle, 458. J. T. Martin“ H“ kind and Andrew; 437_ you“ K9 d ; wucheerful dispositionwon fol-him a D_ R, R Sh,“ 50m "f"; {Iorzeflhost of friends both old and young 50s. 1:. N. Yonker; 501. J. P. Gor. it my truly be "14 0t Mm "l" do“; 59g w_ L stun"; 509' A he bad no enemies. Thhrwas ovi- E. Toombs; 598. L. J. McPherson: den“ b!’ the 600. C. R. Hlrpgr; 301, Linen", people who visited him during his illness and also came to pay their inst respects when he was dead. He is survived b Veteran Jewel No. 8 was Issued tovwldillf- f0!" 61M“!!-

need.

The funeral. which. despite the iistenenflunfnvorsble condition of the roads was largely attended. on Thursday morning to St. Ann's A High Mans of

Grove

nlaoof

A m“ o‘ Walsh

They are: George. of

and ‘Mrs. James.

erian Church in his young, 26' 3°55" Mcndays. and at the time the United me Church was formed became one of

funeral took place Friday afternoon. Rev. JQB. H. Penwarden. h‘: pastor. offic-igr

been ill for ni- and although

Herrcli, who ad-

large number of

y a sortowlns Joseph and Feb, mmiMsry _st home and Prank nnd Eli- g mgmberllabfllh 0f BIOOHUJO. one sister Mrs. Catherine htcQuil- During the course of the even-‘lnn, New Haven. “I! Messrs. B. C. Moore and E. T.E Hlggs interested with two eloquent addresses on aha! itflmeanmfhe aillove mention- gen amen a so ponted out the Requiem was celebra v. wvcnolm of Boodfsliowship and] M by Re

BRINGING “il-PTIITFEEIM" ‘

Mass,‘ plso

took place

iftir which the re-

Aii four of the

atmost impossible to stop. other tally. the second of

‘Crystals oats.

runs through

His mother 9M7 um,’ “M” l“ n” “w” pebffho funerll will

The iineupg were as follows:

Half Munich

THURSDAY —VISITING

Summerside yesterday.

[here din/n regrets

Hector hlcKa y. Desabie

day. The} ‘her faculties being unimpaired.

these

a wonderful recovery and h“ most rzcovered her usual esith.

m“ hospital today to return home.

.. ‘Mclniian: . . . . MCNBnhy-jgged ghlp v . H. LhtrdiJamea Duncan & Co., commanded LJZUIAESOD . . . . . . . . . . . N. Greeniby Capt.

ILL AT AGE 0F 99. -The Guar-

Kny. who is now in her 99th yenniOf CUP!- lwd enloyed m..» bent of health all

modyHeilen she exvecmeto In“ muCapt. Jim Murchison sailed from

ISLAND LADY DEAD. ——A ieleqpoknl Pm“- am was received yesterday by!

widowolthslste Idol

girh more ihnh hold their owl. Tllefu-d" ‘or o! A," “m” and“:

.156 Itdlml School. leeiving the doctor’! dqrso in

ytwenty-two months. to begin

biffnst 15th. 1926.

l _ 1M. —AGED n shot after shot brilLsqtly turllodgfhs Guhrdhp recnrdg. about 40 feet. aside ‘He landed on a swinging stage a

e around Ind wufcounzs

onthe eveof her

For several years

.

p0,. the Crystal sine" ‘be ‘urzffoilecfor of Customs here. was bliss McCullough their f“; Sh; o0 years she was a teacher in the ing and clever stickhandling center. it was following one of her clever. memb" M ‘h’

u. Abbi fbrw "m" line. that Miss ufiunane took §:-"“'°‘ ‘° “'°‘"'“ w” "°‘*““‘“""

pus and got by m’ ma“, one ‘ndfullfl Jessie Strong. to whom our

ie Class and ‘for 40 \\'. I. S. Methodist Church.

sincere sympathy is

short service at the resid

gfithadhrd Bearer-hire J. 5- their sad affliction ‘The Guardian Abm“ Goal m?" 5 p. m. a-nd thence to Trinity United fiilrmrgsgggg“:mrz fifhgmgi The death o! um Mm“ ' Flower and Card Committee - “In” “s “ma” ‘yummy’ Cnsworth . “mitelchuqrch when “Nice ‘an b: ha? es come undev- the provisions of U!!!" waif?“ l‘ h" 31°15!!! In Smnllwood. ' T t y t Defense {at "30 an‘ F‘ E‘ m; 0| v‘ the Domestic Animals Act and are llllftly 118F501‘ NW"! °B 1H- ll. Councillors-dire R. H. Hilisoul he d“ h o‘ “n” whoa; :Bourk e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. hi. Lairddatm" Interment m e wpes entitled to the same protection af- 1935 Th“ h“ u" M17197" hlrs H. J. Palmer. Mrs hlsthiesoufm“ stun" penned " g “Bourke gaycemewry’ forded hv that ncf. Any party who “PM”! "19 "10""! I56 "at"!!! m1 Dr. n. Johnson. hfrs c. 1. °‘ h“ "“"‘“‘I" 3"‘ "m" ‘wsmsii . . ' ' ' ' "Weeks can gm! infonnguqn “my, ,1" mined the r199 use of elthtvd; ‘met YCarthy. on Wednesday of last . The following interesting item is lad w me capture of “m d for "l" and do?” months. N‘. "at February nth‘ W k r s h! ll hwmten h, a seam“ of ‘the old es should do so De -blessed with s vigorous conlth, The second Annual R0“ ca“, in the passing of vlr. Rotorson, ofinfi- - - - - - - ~ - ~ ¢ -- ‘Ellcgnuachool from. personal recollections - “om enjoym‘ h". “m; m‘ '5 and Ihlly Night of the membersnh‘ 81'3"" and “an!” mum“ ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' and record!‘ I

Isabel. Alexander

as mate.

mailed with her. She came ‘from Glasgow and loaded oats

McDonald's

‘their son Major Dan

a1] in the next fall 1868. the

‘here bound for ‘Bnrbndoes.

> Murchison was also

g.\ir. W. H. Drake of Pownnl from-“nd a deck load “t Mme!‘

the oldest andisbort illness of six hours. death

Drake adopted

n wide circle of friends. will take place in Saskatoon.

-LA ID TO BESTU-The erai of the late Mrs. Stavert, Wilmot

of the

IA

the l

ceased was held. The funeral vice was conducted by Rev.

Rev. G. Mitchell. Summerside.

ing on the bland side of

The bolt had o hard job on

most of the day fighting the

pretty badly. She completed

AN ACCJQQNY ,_MU‘oT HAVE.

MN Dock DARLnw ' MAQQIE 4P ANYTHINQ HA‘: HAPPINEO TQ HER rr \NIL.I_ , KILLME-

But: 't d , tursll d be ‘ , flldulllly Sniflb. wimfifi. 33.‘. .1.i'.’.§°§°.§’.§“§.'.? $25.11.); nervous ayhtetn and in s few and that is that with each dose \ dlifl Wtlltld yourself enjoy- of the nerve food you nrc i "W". , lllw- Ivnplwnznto an. blood and ll perhaps, nerves the elements of nature the meat dtifhtnliding symp- which are essential for the 00th of wvpus exhaustion. restoration of the human sys- Withonl: m. is_ no fem. Dr. ChssebNerve Food, - chanceob _ at n t 60cts.,slldsalenorThe'Dr. “' ' ' ' tbeflwftlfl ‘updnmg A. W. Chase Medicine f‘o_ < y‘ an!" unflwdr Ilbmntb 2. Clllldfl ' O IOfl Iv lwv-i. Inna III- 5 “ I on ha. u» nuns

iMr. George W. Drake nnnouncingwailed fthe death in Saskatoon 0n Tuesday T. Levers; 182. Isaac L. Lane; 183. afiélday. Febrnagy 16. .\ir. Pet" of Mrs. John Mcl-Zachern. after a he'- Angus ilfcCaiium; 184, D. '. Mont~ 7°33 c"? ° gotnery; 185. Joseph Wighesterrmml highly 9819911196 T951661!!! ofibelns due to paralysis. Mrs. Mac Cha"°'“t°"°“'“ ‘he “m” “IL 1868' 186, G. I). MQEWQQ; 1g7_ J_ J, MC. New Haven at the age of seventy- Eschern was z35,_nine years.

Deceased had Rattray; 238,>most three months. Maxwell Henry; 239. J. F. McKie; he suffered a great deal ho We! 273. C. C. Mcflflill-‘Gi’ heard to murmur, but bore Neill; 274. H. V. Buntain; 275. A. his sufferings with true Christian 2T7. patience until the end. During his C8911!!! ‘iflll-kiliuess he was visited by his vpas-

J~ F-itor Rev. Father 336, George Higgllltl. dPfminlsltlred the last rites

Thomaslfid by up" vane,‘ whmiSut-rey Belfast

death took place on Sunday, waslwm‘ Mm’ PM“ held on Tuadny afternoon from‘ ~= of Mr. Charles Hues- Us, Kelvin. to Bedeque Cemot There was a large attendance friemh and relatives testifying to. the high esteem In which the do’

Stavert. “Hunter Riven assisted b

The S. S. Prince Edward island made her diet crossing from 'l‘or-, mentine to Borden yesterday mOTIF ing in three hours and a half, dock-

Straits at 5.30 a. m.. the mail train} reaching the City about 11 o'clock;

which bee jammed the Smite

trip at 10.30 p m. She left for Bob‘ don again in the early morning. ‘PM "Mm m Irwvlnx nncticqti... Stipendisry Magistrate. ally on time, with the exception of thirggrgetowin line. where work-