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-a Wellington Pipe. The well catches the moisture. All you draw through the s stem is clean. sweet. dry smoke. Every Wellington bears the W.D.C, triangle trade- mark-mark of pipe quality-sign of good

French briar. -well seasoned. is

' All shapes and sizes. 75 cents

and up. A Pick yours. ' ==

V/ win. DEMUTH e co.. __ l _..._ New York

FARMERS TRACTORS POPULAR

`-The applications for- farm tractors ». ` I have -been such that the urs; car'-load Wolflh _ iii' six ordered by the Government - _ ._ __ Ylhlll

TH URUDAV

has been sold and judging by the in- quiries at the Department oi Agric-

car load_

BFll0E'S RECEPTION.-Mrs_ Wil-

liam S. Batt igecelved' for the first time since her marriage at her res-id one-_e, Water Street Tuesday after- noon .ind evening. The receptionwas liirgi=l_\~ attended. Mrs. R. McDonald iissisted ;\lrs'. Batt in receiving in the `iii'tei-noon. Mrs. R. H. Stei-ns poured ieii, Misses Blanche and Elsie Dewar served tea and cake and Miss Elea- nor Sterns attended the dooi'.Mrs.Bat.t

iiliiire there will soon be enough ad- _i""

ditionai orders to indent for s sei-ond ]

wore ii most hecoming costume oi' = '

grey crepe-de-chene_ The reception - iooin and dining~room were decornted'I with pink carnations and tulips; ~ ‘ -' ~

-- lwere Messrs. D. F. McDonald, Leith

l -Ari appeal is being made through the- Poole, ii.,~Nelson, E. Piiriiman, D. r.. l tiniiadu Food Board to enlist the ser- McKinnon ann W_ Mpmnn |_}'>;m-im lvices of :ill °‘i_eeri" age boys hetween pleas,-_ mon) '

the age oi' 15 and 19, t'or farm service ` i`oi° 1918. All boys will he asked to _H0gKEy__,A noni good nnmo of

ssniiisisiiri _

or Dsusr

Golor

sign :in enrollrnent blank giving the noone). was witnessed by n nwgo

l iiecessairy information in regard to number at the Crystal Rmk_ Sommer.

li-xpeiience and willingness The fol- sido_ on F,-inn ovon|ng_ between n

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l lowing have heen named directors nionod team from Keivin ond Manonto l'0l` P-E11* an the Bedeque team. The gamewas

Pl'0vll10lai Dlrecwl'-J_ E- MCLMKY- interesting and exciting throughout. Local I)lr‘ectors--J, A. Clark. Char- nno ondod Wim n noone of 3_1 in fav.

lottetown; A. S. illciiay. Summerside; or of me Kelvin and Mmgnm niny.

ll. S. Fraser, Tyne Valley; Wilfred E.rS_ An non,-~n skating “-no onioyod

: °::::::=::::':::::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Ei l B0\lll@l'- 'l`1'Y0ll; Lvrlnll Jones- POW' hy nil after the inntch. li

'nal; A. I.. Adams, Montague: Roy .___ _

----»- 3 ' -'T "L - V V'-5 McLean. Sourls; Lloyd Shaw. George- THE MA|Ls__-Phe ..on,-n.,~_- who

_l"“'ll- ‘ left Suininerside yesterday iuoinini..

---»- witi mails [oi Charlottetown district

| ENJOVABLE ADDRESS* EXCPI und intermediate oints reached the

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_/gi,-_,it ~ i 5 - 5 _ _ A Qlfé* I . _ _ _ _ . P _ 1 _ _ _` i :_=ioi' l<zirmei's’ lnstitiitespent mr err- ony at noon and ,erm-ned ni 2 0'(-loci( qgfiirt ' - |J‘l-"`=lllll* ll0lll° ‘md il llall 0" Snllllllill' ii. rn. with mails l'roin here lor' west.- Pff-'11';'l~f‘ : \ O - l - ` ' " ‘ - `» _ ' .- -_ . ' ~ ~'

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_ "V<‘ll|ni-I in iioih ll.ill listening I0 -ll* ein pints. Uoiiileis leit the city early "lllll"“"`l ll'0m l"1Dl °l R B l)lll`lli in the morning tor Vernon Rivet with

i _late returned soldier from France. mans fm. Murray Hnrnm. branch and _ _.l

__ _ <2... - _ __ -\ i'l`lie President, Mr. I-laminond Vessey. ononnnged with two con,-ie,-S at inn;

iii-ciipied the chair. As (‘-apt. Duck nom-t bringing nook Several hogs. of -.vtint over with the first 30,000 men. ,non pivo toon-,S lon Bo,-don nr 7 his ui-courit ot`_the time spent in Val- _,_ mr ycswrduy reaching Bonsnnw at :'::;":::_~_.“1i..r:"..“s.‘:;i._:2:°..%i‘“":l:;_4 i- f-~ - i - .heavy roads. They were mel y our ‘- ll"}“l`ll0"‘ lll France Wa” vel'-V llll-°l`°"ll` (‘liurlottetown couriers, and mail was

,liig. He also spoke :ihoiit the nic-

oxchunged, the- Borden sacks reach-

Qlliods oi' the farmers in I-`r:ince,_iind mg me ony nt 7 ovoiook Inst nignn iot' their hospitality to the soldiers. This morning mme mums Wm ieavo E Alter ii hirurty vote oi thanks wus ex- me dw M 7_3() fm. norliem and il- . l“ll'll“l lf’ lllll’l~ l)ll"ll' lllll lneollllll ioiiiiis can he sccureil iit Iioiden ti /rc- _"l""l"‘l Wllll lll" '\l'“ll°lllll Allllwln' turn niiiil will ho sont to the i~ity to-

" il.'i_v.

l 'l`hc iii.-atli occurred at Edmonton

l:.~.i irock of Mrs. Joseph Coiilii for-|

iiiiii-ly ut' \\'i»si Si. Peters. Nino yeni-.ir A SUDDEN DEAT"l_l')"‘fl’l`-“il l‘5'lll‘ ago 1\li'_ :iiid .\li-s. Cofllii removed to. llllllly Wlll H0 “lil lf: Ml* llllll Ml"l- ,n.. “'04 in ,im hong inn; n onnngo of Peter McDonald ot’ ( ovo Iicad West

_1,,nn|..> nonlo nnnofn no, nonnn`q=n.l iii thc suddi-ii and tiiicipet-ted deiitli

i 'of their oldest child Violot lsnhcl

roiiriil iiiiprovciiienil tor V fi ,iiiie,' hilt- > I l i

lwhicli otturrcd 'it 'iii eurlv hour ves-

0R‘!\*.°%_._._.a___ - __ _ ---fl ,LU mt, ,nh mm' She was n (n1ugnt_,,,.lgiil just on the verge iii young \\o

.,,|- ,nn nm, Benjamin ( Douglas of niiiriliood, her death is ii great. slioi-it

Don’t Bother with l

You can get the iziiiie flaky lightness iii your Plc Crusts, 'l` ru and Looklcs, with

BEAVER FLCUR

as you can with any pastry flour. llctircr Flour is milled oi'tlic fiiiiious Ontario fall wliciit, strengthened with western spring wheat. ` And more than tliat_Bcsver Flour makes a loa\l`ol`br¢at‘l that is s

joy ro cat-with fine, even texture and a delicious,

“homey” riutlikc flavor, uriknoivri to tliosc who still

use the tough, tnstcless, western spring wheat llourl.

g l*._- __, Malte tlie clisirgc today-oixlcr a barrel of lleaver

A "fl l"luur -it your grocci"s and liavc rcally delicious Bread

` ` and Pastry.

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(‘|ii\i'r\~ ltill and leaves to mourn he- 10 l\Pl` llf1l`0UlS- “V0 ltl`0llll‘\`9 llllll ml"

sister. Deceiiscd, had hc-en iittoiiil iii lim- studies und other homo dutir~.--

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, ‘ilii=i~ ldriiest iioiiglns in Denver, (`ol., _ _

ll “ ° _ ” ‘_ | |‘ _ i .if .1 L M Ho, -- :is usual oii \Vi-.tlncsduy iiiid hciiig ol

lallllll A _t|‘ll(tiiii,nll‘liorlrly ilSil:l;ol'll\l‘s_ (ls-(‘anli-iltliili Wlllll-“I llvllllll _lllmllllg “'33 lllrlllglfl ‘ll .;_.: gag _ i Hon,-_ of iimsnoronnn- Mnn_ F,-ann what _appeared to be .s_vmptoiiis oi tht-

‘§,i‘ ‘ _i-~.-i~t'iisnii_ si. Andrews ami ms. i~:_ rirevwllniz Cold- Ypsierilily iuorniriir J . J 9

;_\n.|..,»_.-_on_ ];o_¢_ton_ M,-_ Comn inf, Ed. sho annie ilowii stairs shortly uitcr

\ ilici rent and ltived dowii on Ilii-

iiiiiiiioii \\'it.l tliii reniaiiis on \Vi:iluv>'»i ` W1 ' -“ -. _ I ` .in\ lin. inn innn _,nd wnon ,nw n,.__i\.,,v sofa when her riiotlici iioticird si it ,,,,',h_. {._n,m| the |-umm] will no noni had ii chili. Iniiiicdiaitc lit-lp was gi-

ffmm mo ,_o_.n(lon..o of Mn iinmmomi viiri, hut lieiore nicdicnl lit~lp_cotiltl ht- \_\I(.E“.on_ Bristol Nom., Wm n,.` summoned she passed peiiteiiilly to

_liven infer. '

rt-st. To the bereaved tamily. tho Giitiiviiaiii vxtviids siitcei‘\\st synip:itli_\'_

THE MAILS-Y'lll\eWli>t‘zil post oiliwl "*”" _ _ _ sent mails to viirioiis points hy tciiiiisll L,;_0MlE1§;IlEg;d\‘l3§(‘$ll*:2:i

_ f .. J A . . .‘ i. ._ .,.' _ i,” .' .' - "li';i-..r$‘.l`”ilt`ll;-_.- ,332 l`if2f fl»'..'.7'.-f"`..il_-ll %\1irl°\~ilv;=_=)§lCll\x_4llll)\[-_ Rgliilllxligxfgifjig A hy teams which wok mem to Momuh l)“ei(e,'ill§e after whirh tllrf-e canilidulleiwf

Xue' Cardigan and Georsewwn' t-Yesllwere irdviinced one ot' the candldat l'_\(;,(,P;l;‘l“i;l_1Sl>:tl;,; 53:5 Sy0,§§;lSr_n,,,l,9iI:.]_|cs being Bro. .lohii Easton ot Hamp- i ing M ML Stewart nt 3_3() n_ n,_‘lshii°e_ Bro. Easton is to be congrat- mnninn me ,rin down ‘no joe in gi/f__luli1tcd_oti-lieing advanced to the dig- : nonng Tin. looms conio not m.o..oo,i nit_v ot at iloyiil .»_\i'ch mtirksman liolori-

his departure tor Western Canada

i`iirtlior oniiccount ot' the ground drift - » -' _ - on rho ice hut will leave early tlils;lle Wlll-be grelllly mlS5ell'l’y lllll ll‘l'

l mo,_nmg_ 'reams lonve this morn. low mcnibcrs, as ho was an earnest 1 nn. at 8 0-clock for Vernon nivong worker- tor the advancement nt’ the i whci-ii they will meet and exchange 0l‘lllK9 Al_lS°Clllll0l1» “ml l°l‘l`ll°lllllllY ;iiiiiir with teams which nr. A. P. Kills Wllllllm LOGIN- T118 lV°f“ll-ll'

. . -. t'ul Master then declared u. thirty-mln-

I Piowse, i\I.l..A.. is sending to Ver iron ,River with mail from his district.

i ing at ll o'<‘lock and will he mct nt

these two points. This is siirlily si winter to remember.

FRIDAY

WAR TIME PRODUCTION-A new

155-' #record in early und successful egg

"" 'M lliatclilng was established iesteiday

as .ri zo..

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Goldon Bantlm-A ver early. hardy, productive variety,

Y . _ _

and of unequslied quality and flavor; it is arii:li.orshg¢ yellow color.

Livingston Early Sugar--An early white variety of large

size, and grand qiinlity ; sweet as sugar.

sl0WB“’l EV¢l'¢l‘e¢l\---The standard main crop, white

variety, very large and ol' splendid quality and flavor. Prices: each of tht: above, _'{ lli. zoc ; % ih. 35c; i lb-_ 652; postpaid By express at purchat-er‘~r expense, r lb 55c 5 lbs $2 40, iolbs $1 75

Hin ot.fiiivi1imi».i mn... ...i.».-.,..f»f»;.i. i-:min inn' :iv/ii.. i».pi»mf..i.

'U PM/,Ili//l/lil!//tIl7Wl\ lil/ HH

.lolin A. Bruce._& Co. Ltd. 3?i'~i‘li“§?3

IUSINBSS E'5’l‘AIlLlSHED 5lX’l`Y.BIGI-IT YEAR!

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REGAL SWEET CORNS

; riving yesterday nt'tei'n0on. Mr.

' tor and expects to have iinotlier hatch

is ii recoril tlint ninny may envy hut l few i-iin equal.

._l‘WELL KNOWN RESIDENT

ll)l~}All.-lit tho dcntli ol' lliinioi A. '.linrtiii, which oiroiirf-il on Sttturdiiy l:rt'toi'iioon, iliurcli 2nd., 1918. Montag- uo has lost a respected citizen, und thc Mvtliotlist (?huri~.h one of its most highly csti-ciiied mnmhcrs iind suppor- ters. -The ileceaseii lins attained to the age oi' 73 years. and until four _vciii‘s ago when his licalth hegnn to ilcclinc was ‘ ever at his post. ot' ‘ iliity in the cliiiri-li he so inut-h loved.

Pastors rind lnynieii who have work- ,iiil with lilrii will recull how he stood l hy tliom eager to assist in ull el`i'oi'_ts l to udvunmi thi- Miisti\r‘s Kingdoni. llo liviis iiswooinicil with muny liranvlies or (‘.hrlst|on work und nowlinre was lic more useful or fitithiul tliitn in the ~Simdti_v School. As Poi-it Muster in Montague, ri position which he held for many wars, he is spoken ot its he

Teailis will leave Borden this morri-

` llonshiiw hy tennis i'rom the City. wlicre they will ti'nnsi`er mails i`oi'\

_ \ hy the prize-winning liens of Mr. John

-' ._ __ * Whitlock. Elm Avenue. From 28 eggs,

M ,2S chicks are hatched, the 28th an

| Whitlock has also started his inculizi-

‘l‘l'°'"' ‘ll"'""""' `l . ~° oi' i-liicks hy Buster' Sunday- This

ute recess, utter which a dainty sup- ’ pei' was served, and all partook it tht: lgood things providod for the inner l uiaii. Appr'opi‘inte speeches wrre their given hy Bros. Daniel T. Fi-as-ii". Ilcii- hen Barrett, George Beer, _Burgess Newsou, David Proud. Chnrl is Proud. and Ernest Dollar. A lieaixy vote o\` tlinnlis was tendered tli.» visiting hrethern from Tunton Lolgo for tlif- iahlevtissistnniic rendered during the _evenlng. The lodge then closed with .pruyeiz About thirty ineixihers were present and all deported t`or their ro- spectlve homes, fooling that the nv- oning hsd~hecn ii .-il spent.

THE TRAlNS- 'Phe latest report

iit' ll 0'(-lock lust night, regiirdlng tht-_ island trains, is as follows; The ltieorgetown trnln reached Mount Sto- wurt, but was sent brick to keep tliiit line clear; the Slummersidc triilii liiis only i'eni:lii\d New Aiiiinn; thi- liilnilrzi trnln luiil only ailvniicf-il one iiiilo ltli|'oiigli iill du_v _viisii-riliiy; thu l‘l|_\" iriiln, lliirililii liiiuiid, liild ri-ii<‘lii-il lidnicrnld junction iii ill o'i~loi~lt iiiid ivni-i ordcrnd to ltvep on to lloriliiu; lllie train outward i'i°om Borden hurl lonlygonc Il miles so it was ordcri-d hack to clear the lino for tho triilii ' from Emerald; the Tlgnlsh trrilii lofi Allicrtlontind is 2 miles east ot Elms- ldaie. At Pitisvlllc this trnln encoun- _ tirretl cuttiiigs tli:it_ submerged the tc- llogrrrpli wires iind posts. Tho Mur-

l rii liurbor triilii is ut Wood l~iltilidii`

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_'Pho Sourlti trnln put back Tliosiiiiy night. A rellot’ trnln was sont friiiii thi; (’it._v__\'ostcrilny at 9.40 u.__ni. uiiil lmiidc thi- vaeitorn -town. lute lust ihiglit iittcr tho most siicccssiiil run lsloce the storm started. This wiis t first trnln to niuka its destination

Ki rg. _- », l .- .V ..- ._ ,» .-,_- -' _ o. .` _ _ __ I _ ‘ . _ , ` i ' l _ f- _ - ing capable, genial, and obliglng. Titel i?§Cv Sl1t\lI'd05'- _ All the trains repor- __ i f _ - funeral service held in the Method_i_pt.,~l-lc . GXCGDL U10 Sullrla relief triiiu.

‘ _ - - i Church on Monday iiiternoon Marali-'fllflva M011 0ll llw l‘Dli<l flgllllllg

You know enbugh when youruvuhlom. _ s 4m-was continued by the pngim- ngv__- since the ani-ly hours ot .lionilay mop.

V l l Your skin soon gets the ind neva. It

arowl dull. renew, muddy. me na- sighily. _ Violent vuflellvel are run what you need---lust iaogentlxielp-o¢1Hse|l~ limo standard rem y. Smsli_I’llI, Small Don. lilsalkldp.

lualfuf. gm*

Iron in

the severe weather of that day . liirge congregation gathered to pay their last trlliuto ot, respect to one who had been n valued cltizcii. Tliero are left to__inourn tiwo sons, Charles R.. in Frnnce and Arthur D. in Buxton. England; also six daughters. Mrs. Wm. Ciiiiiniliig, Mrs. Wm. Hllchey and Misa ,Bi>,rt_liii all ol~Montiigue. Mrs. (‘.larii

liiiitz or nro¢i.on,.msm Mrs. J. con.. lllzliaiii, lloxbuni-y', li _ and a,..€, Fi-eil Pratt, or"Wtt‘ltiiisn. li _ 'Ito ternient took place in Lower outrig-

The Masonic 0 r. 0_1.

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was in tacit. rt in Phe pall bearers

_ _ 3/'alitézr J. Domvllle, assiiited by l’tev.l lllllil

is the. first warning;th¢||.yg3 .Rig * \Xi-iiiit ivresbytsrifini .mit

< ° ~ - i i _ ‘_ _ liihley (Baptist) Denpittti _ -~ ~ . Tl. ._N\_»=.=i_»-=.°"f=°I-in-1--11°~f»f» ._ - t 5 Worllt_a.Gninea

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The SD¢¢€;lie$t-remedy for sick headache, 5l_|lousnes¢and~ indi- Eeifllmis a-_do¢'a_or-two of '

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Wil-IN.-KN°_W.N'§lrAPY DEAD-"'

The doggie. M B. _ Won.) James Nichol ' %ti'i°r_dii°_‘_`yéstel'i\.llY’ moni- ing at tl‘i_é"‘h ‘ e'o!_'1l'ier' daugsiter. “MPH- Jiimes_`C.1'!i°'ving, Cherry Va ley. This estlmable lady had reached the iiil- vsiiced age or over four score years

she hos, gollg to enjoy eternal life iii the -better l`and. A-daughter iiieution-

A Nici-

ed above andiatsos -Dr. John _ _ _ olson R, trar ot McGill Unlversiii

sisted hy Rev. Father Frank McQiiai

1 - - C I rector, Rev_ Father' Maurice MeI)i>ii- nld was master- of ieereiiioiiies. ills Lordship the Bishop was also pres- ent in the Sanctuary. Ai tho cori-

Saints was chanted hy the i~liiiir. Following this there was a procession of the most Blessed Sacrament, dur- ing which the "Pnnge Ling-un" was sung. Benfdlciion ot' the most Bless- ed Sacremeiit was next i~elehateil`t'oll owed .by the "Te Deum". On Vvcd- ncsday and Thursday riiorrilng there were- about 4.152 communions given. Tho devotion was conilucteil this year -by the, priests oi' the cathedral staff assisted by the priests of St. Dunstan’s University, the priests from the coiintr istiicts being uii

count ot’ the. snow drifts. The gen- eral attendance this year was nliniit the same as last. year,

.»\ strong feeling of personal loss

came to niitny hearts and lioriics in the province yesterdiiy whcri the sud .news was brought thui l)i`. Petr-i' t‘iiii- i'oy had succumhed to ii stwoi-ii :ittiirli oi’ pneumonia.

Di Conroy had been ill hut i shin-

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able to get to town to assist on :ic-

_ W onto You .ist a p..i.g...i ,gi

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and a!t.`er_ ___r lon; pilgriiiiage hervl C0 ee

.....;..f'.‘:._.... .._..__:“ i SEAL- BRAND COR: R

°l'Y- - _- . _ _ clli to malte it? ,How to equal _ . _5~_ _4

stamp to* learn more alihut lf.

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hiiiiig Nicholas t‘oririi_\'_ M. L_ A. who :ililv represented tho Tigriisli district. iii the local legislature for ii number' iii' yi»iii~.<.

llc sei-iii~oii his iuirly education ut

i’rliii~c iil` \Vnlcs (‘.oll1.‘-E0. Sl- Duns' iairs vnivi-_rsity unit Liival University griiiltuitiiig its ii doctor of medicine triiiii the latter institution in .limo 1874. ln choosing his profession he followed in the footsteps of his uncle. thc into i)r. Conroy who \vr\S il flllll- ous and most piipiilai' faintly pliyslrr inn in ('hni'lolte\own und: Betlellllfi iniiny years ago.

Alter' graduzitioii he started his pra-

ctise iii Uliarlottetoivn, in the autumn ot' 1878. Iii 1883 lic ninrried Miss Eiiiriiti Newlicry, duuglitei- of John Fi-iiion Newbery. 'Phe tziniily cori- sists' oi' throc sons. l"i'ed_ ti proliiiiioiit Ii;ii'i'i:‘ti»i' tit' North llnttlottird, Stink.. und l-‘riiiik iiiiil _loliii who are serving iii l-`v;iiii~i~ with tho 2nd. llouvy Ilatl- cir i'oi'riii-rlv riiiiiiiiiiiiilvil hy i\liijoi‘ .l.

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time, ir cold contrrirted whili- iiiiiiisi-l\\'i»|>li Siiiiilor. ' ering to one of his out-ot'-towii pat~ ; Illr. llouailil .\'ii-liolsoii_ M. ll., is vii- ienta having developed into tiviit-1 iii-:i\'oi‘iiii.; to t<i»i'iii'i\. it lioiiiii lviivo for piielimonitl with t¢oliipll<‘iitiiiii_s_ iiliii twin _siiiis ovi-i~i»wii.-i :iiid tho iitht-\‘

At nn ottrly stztgii. oi" his illliiissi llr. istiii I-‘ri‘d. is ilxiiiwii-il lioiiie ilzirly next

W. J. I‘_ M:ii‘Milliiin wars i-:illod iii and ‘ wi-i-li. was assisted by Dr.»S. It. Jenkins iiuil- 'l‘lii- luii- Ili: t‘oiiro_v liiiil hni-ii, Pro- Lhcy with prnizticiiily all liiriil pIi_\'sii'- l \'iii<~i:il Qiitiiuilitiiio ()i't'ii:vi' strive ltltiN_ inns were in`ait.teniliiiii:is utmost i-vory _ llc wus ri diri-i»toi~ ot thc t‘li:irlr-_»i lliil- linur oi' thc day, hilt tlcsiiilo :ill tliui iiiii Silvvi' Fox t‘o__ ai |i‘ii_sti-ii ol' l-‘ii|- nicdlciil skill coulil do, the spirit ot' i-iiiiwiiiitl l*i'oviiii'i:il ilu:-ipiiiil lor ai this nplcnilid man passed the (irvnl iiuiiilli-i' oi' _vie:ii'>i, tiilriiig gri-:it inter- Divide sliortly nt'tt-r four o‘i~loieli yr-_+ _i-st iii thu iiisliliiiiiiii tiiid ri.-iiili~i‘iiiz:, lcrdny at'toi'iiotiri. ,\'i~i'_\' railiiiililt- .~u~l'\'ii-<\_~i to its zidiiliii-

'I‘h0 late Dr. lfoliroy was liorii oii istriilioii; iii-. was i-hint' liouso pli_\'slt‘-

Miirvli ‘_'ll_ 1854 ut ’|‘igni.<li_ his i':i|liili' iiiii ol' tliil (‘liui'l_iitti-Iowii lloispiliil

iiiemher oi' tho iloard ot Governors nt' St. I)iiiistaii'n University; und prcsiq. cnt of the (‘.liildren‘s Aid Society.

Besides his immediate family lie

lenvcs one sister. Miss Margaret (Tou- roy, for-inorly ti matron ortho Dalton Snnitorliini, now ri nursing specialist iii Boston, and three brothers, lt‘i-ed in Tigiiisli, James iii Pittsburg, Penn., rind George in Cleveland, Ohio. - i Tho death ot Dr. Conroy is nv dig. tinct loss in the citizenship of Char- ilottetown. to its civic, iirotessionni land social lite. Ever ready- to assist | in all that pi'omise_i1 benetit.to others. lkiiid, coinpiinionnble and ,gen-lol. the place he tilted iii the life ot’ the pro- vince iind the city will not soon he filled. 'l‘o his sorrowing widow, sons und rcliitivcs the Giiiirdiiin lenders siiii'i_»i‘i~ s_viiip:itli_v. .

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iwisli vtiii hu youre-i for the risking. .\V:i.<li D. il, ll., thc lotion of lieuling oil>i_ ovri' _riiiir piinplos iii' hliitclies tiiiilglii ~- iiiiil wake tip in the iiioriiiiii; to Iliid llivlii gona. _ " id. .\. |i‘ii»ili.i-_ t'i»iilrnl lli‘\lgstni'e, t'li:\i~loitetowii.

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