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WEDNESDAY

i. o. o_ r.-'rub snnusi ciiui-ch. Ps rade-of the ..|lBlI\bBrl of Weneeds

-V ' 5 - Ewrsns i-ioePi~rAi.- 'rn many Lou 115.1. o, o. F., Port ni- ' Clean! bright uten' ' friends of Mrs. John Smith, l°ownal, gin,,‘§f '., litlld 'Sunday evening `t0

' ~ will be sorry to hear that she was the -Pr‘e;§yiex'ieti church. The preach- .

(liken t0 the P. E. lBlBDd H0spl(l1l On 9|- for the evening WM Rey Mi-_ McVlg `

' M0l1<lay'to undergo an operation A pastor qt the Baptist church in this

` sucessful and s eed recovery is town and who is a member of 0118 0!

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petlzlng food use '* lwlled tor. the lodges in Charlottetown.-P. E. I..

A gogdly number of the brethem were '

DIED IN SYDNEY-A l8l€Dll0ll9 in li e and the turnout presented it

message from Pictou early this morn- [ine iippeai-u;¢e_-__5.ckviiie. Ex¢_

h ing announces the death iii Sydney

last night of Mrs. Joseph J. Gillis pA|N|:U|_ A¢c|DEN1-__M|-_ Ed.

_ formerly of this city. The deceased, hiihei-g Poms;-, Ahmmig Village. mai

.-.~.._... __ __ __ __ ,_ _ ‘ WU 51 Y°“"9 0! 88° “ll l€“V*lF lf? with a somewhat serious accident on ,

_ ‘ ` " ` "___ ` mourn her husband and five children I.-i.iday_ He was gamut on . i,ii,¢pgg._ ’ »<

" ` -f-°°"*f- -f '~ Picton and two brothers, James and down ',___ e_ his “wsu smried to

° * lei" Art Fiaser of Picton and all formerly u.,,t_ and 9 of the ,been striking ii,

- of this city The remains will be stone or piece at huh me sudden

_ besides one sister Mrs. Brennan of d,ivi m_°f hm,ses_ when going

_ . _- °' _ _‘ "" /_ . brought to Charlottetown tomorrow, _i it _ recipnated, th driver _.nom his

'l‘hursdsy,_ eveniIn§ and the funeral s;__at'P,_'o-"im Diutforgm of-the biniiei-_

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(l Du lc / *J Wm “ke Place "day As aresult he sustained a fractured

'°-"-' rib and a severe shaking up -M

" ( lC2]I]S€f _ -f sci-iooi_ GARDEN.--After the sum- _ _ __ _ __-:fi-..,~_-»1'_»_;i>f

, 9 ‘ \\ mer holidays the pupils of Prince St THE 8 S HAu|fAx saiieii Tues.

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Din , I ___ They are now busily engaged selling i0wing_ Tholi C0ste,“o_ M_ A_ C93

-_ _ _ -_ i__é the roducts for patriotic purposes. eil Mn Ami

(_ ._ ' &° Co. are assisting them today by M,-_ McA“'iay'_ Ni,-_ McLe0,i_ Mi-_ J, M:

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_ I’ _ tello, Mrs Mary Cost o. l~ J. Holman & (.o_ and J. H. Myritk Oimen W C M Chapmam M,-_ Ward

offering for sale a fresh supply of McPh€e_ ML McDm.mid_ Mr; Mcphai] vegetables which will no doubt be M,-_ L_ Tminm-_ Miss, siege, Miss eagerly purchased, to help along this _igniiinm M,-_ Kimbai-i_ Mi-_ J_ Malone

_i good cause. The Prince Street school M,-_ Ly°ng_ Mn Hqimaiq, Mi-_ 0, P.-

fpi ' _ ' --~- , garden has been entirely successful Cui-iig_ Mi-_ _i_ Ro'i,i,in's| Mr, W,

D D Adams, .

able from time to time to add small _-___- sums of money to their patriotic fund. _ -wE|)p|Nq 5E\_L3,_.A quiet but

---- pretty wedding took place at 0‘Le‘ar'y»

I i’- as the u ils and teachers have been - Mi-_ A, piimi

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Because white lead and wliitezinc, mixed in th_¢{¢ _ proportions, produce a. paint that resists the elements better than that made by any other formula. Scienti- fic tests and practical experience extending over many years absolutely prove this to be so, and that is why

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is made by this formula. It is pure paint in the truest sense of the word. A mixture of 10% white lead and 90% white zinc might be called “pure paint” but the expression would be misleading, because the compound would not fulfil all the requirements of a first-class

in which the il

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_ - Her many friends were saddened to on Tuesday evening August ggmi ai

learn oi’ the death, at the hoine of hor iho, home of Mi-5, }{_ E. Turner, when l7m`9“U*- Ml* and MTS- Brown- Y0l`k- her sister Miss Elizabeth Rayner was on August 22nd, of Elda M., beloved u"ii'e'd` in marfig-ge by the Rev_ R0. wife ol` Vernon I.. llowatt, of Char- ben ii/[uri-ay_ io -Mi-_ im 3_- Hm-dy_ lottetwii. at the curly age of twenty- of Miii Rive,-_ The hriiie who was sifvcii years. ily her loving dispositioii, imaiiemied `i0oi§e,i iovéiy in a pygmy she ciideai-eil herself to :ill who liail gown Qi ,~,mi,,-oidereii voiiie with veii U19 Dleusllm Uf her flC‘l"“l1ll“"‘~"‘- of lullef After lunclieoii was served

_ and also iii her lioinc during lici' me happy cmlple (Hove m_thei,. new

short weilllcll life. She will lic greatly home in Mm Rivet 'Their ifriendg missed iii cliiircli an1l_ Red (irons wish M|._ and Mrs_ Hardy a iong and work, also in the Choir, wlierc she m_0,,pC,l.0us journey thmugii m»e_ _

was ever really to assist iii singing ____ _ thc praises of her Reileenier. She __wE|_c0'ME Visl-i-0R3__ 'rim lcavcs to niourn_ besides liei' sorrow- many friends of Mr S._ E_ Gaiiulm

i stricken husband, her fatliei'_ mother Amum-F_ viiiage_ a,.e‘giad io see, him l ` “ml 10”’ b"°thel`S' J“’“€S “"d_ Ollie home against after an absence of three , at lionic, and lra and Gordon with the weeks spent visiting ai,,.0ad_ ML ' 105th, Battalion, now in l\,ngland_ The Gallant 'accompanied by hié som Re,,_

funeral took place on August 24th, to -Theodore Gallant of Stm,g€on_ when York Cemetery- and _“ms "ery largely he left went directly to Boston. At- ottendeil. The services nt the house ter taking a general visit of me-city “nd `gmv" were wnducted by Rfwif' he proceeded to Nashua_ where he vi-

. R’ ("‘ pumm' L' J' Dawson ‘ind 0" I" sited his daughter whois Mother Su-

l)awsoii_ The many beautiful floral penal, of SL Josepws Hospital a very tributes, testified to the high esteein large msmuuom He_ after spend_

eceased was held' ing some time with her, and visiting.

went to Chelsea and spent some time

|:iE\/_ |:i_ i.i_ 3-i-A\/.ERT HQNQREU, there. Mr. Gallant or his way home

Oh the eve-ning of Wednesday, Sept. called at Meteghan, Nova Scotia, to

i, of ihg resin' rejoin his wife who had been visiting

6, quite a large num er ~ - ents of Norton, N. B., held' a social there for sometime, and he remained

in the public hall. Games of various there for eiglll 112185- ill Wall Oil hill

, kinds were indulged in, after the pro- iirrival at Meteghllll fha! MT- Galllllll

ceedings of the' evening were in full first learned that the automobiles swing, and all were enjoying them- were being introduced in Engmont selves, Mr. A. T_ Ste-wart, who had Bay and viciiilty. Asked as to how been requested to act as- chairman, he received the news, he expressed

ider and asked himself as highly in favor of them

called the meeting to o' ' _ - the Rev. Mr. Stavert to come to the l-le had occasion to speak on the sub- platfoim_ After having stated the ject several times with people from_

exterior paint, ‘ ____ Dlll'llQ=‘4€ Of U10 500311 $Hlll€'l'lllg. Mr. iicross_ and improved roads, he was B H UE . ,, . . . ". , 4 Stewart ill the Home Oi “Oi 0111>' llle told would result l’,.i'om them. He had

- nglish Paint is pure paint that works easily, - Prei;byte'i-ian people but of many of mkeii several driypg in them during

penetrates deeply, Spreads well, holds its color and _ U16 Ulhel' Clfi2€llS» Dl‘€“Sl“-lllell MF- liis visit, and thoiight they were fine lasts yea,-5 ionger than ordinary kinds_ Stavc-rt a solid' nickel-mounts-;l set of _ii/i,~_ and Mi-B_ Giiiiant arrived ,home

- drivin harness wltli an extra collar fm Mate hm, on Frida night, Rev

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You Can 90! gfflllifle B-H "EIl'lf3h" Pain! f10m` - an_ii_ haincs and Il Sei Of lleauflful 'Flicodore Gallant had como home

g _.£5 diiving blankets, as a slight token of about a week i,efme_ ML and M,-s_

I the appreciation of his work, not only Gallant were accompanied by Mi-s_

F ` 'I' within his own church butnls-o as a D_ L d ii ,_ f MrS_ Gaiiimp

ennell & Ghandle citizen ofthe town una in nil that l l ““--ry “sae °

Charlottetown, P. E. l. ` pertained lo the best interests oi' the -_--

place he had always taken a ilecp

' “' 11 ' interest. Mr. Stavert was very' much John A, McLean of Bismarck, pio-_

tekerl bv sllrilrlse. ami in a te-w well neer of Minnesota and' of Dakota ter-

who a rl l _ _ , _ ~ _

re ou oca' agents *Ask them for C°l°r cards chosen words thanked the eo le of riwi- friemi and ¢o_wm-her wigh

ll P Y. a Norton for their great kindness lil James J. Hill, was buried in oakland

BRANDPM' ENDEPFEPNO L2'iii‘“”§:il‘g...lii“ as“ii;°ii.i°oi;“ii..”:::2°.;‘::;

H Mn", i _ _ _ Mr.i

¢ Sll1V€'l’i I'6i?l1lT18d` his BEM RW (`-- W- McLean died in Boston, where he had

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FA sniorm ~ronoN'ro wii~4Nl_P£G Walden gave ll SNOW Hlld1`0l*S- TUB had gone to receive treatment for

` - lest of the evening was Silent lil iancei Funeral services were hold

I H ' social watercourse.-Mr. stavert is ii iii`Q'_,ik'iami chapel, Rsv_ Harry Noble

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native Of this Pl‘0Vlll0€. Wilson paid a glowing tribute to Mr_

Lean an other hard- ioneers

Mc d Y ll who paved the way for civilzation

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throughout the Northwest.

Many friends of the family in St.

Paul, and from. North Dakota were present. There were floral tributes from friends in cities from Halifax to Blsinarck. Mr. McLean was born in Prince Edward Island in 1849, and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. J. 'l‘. Nocholls, Boston, and Mrs. Annie Livingston, High Bank, P. E. Island. He came to St. Paul in the early 60's, He became associated with James J. Hill, P. H. Kelly and other pioneers, afterward prominent in the business world. In 1871 he went to Duletli and ii year later located at Brainerd. In 1873 he went to Bismarck, Dakota territory, and tc-ok a prominent part in laying out of the town.

There he had his first big fight. A

corporation -known as the Puget Sound Land Co. undertook to file on the site of the future capital of North Dakota. Mr. McLean undertook the fight -for 'the citizens of what was then a frontier village and he carried it through to a finish paying the ex- penses from his own pocket .

After his return from Washington",

where the flnul victory was- won, he was elected the first mayor of Bis- marck. Then he engaged _ln construc- tion work for the govemment. explor-‘ . ing the Yeilowstdne country in Mon- tana aiid'doing' much contract work lliere He went to the Black Hills and

from that country.

‘afterward mails lt the capital or um' State ‘of North Dakota.-._ I `

Mr. McLean is survived by his vril'e`

and W0 BOM. Harry, general msn- aser of thc Cook- Construction ,com- pany, with headquarters at Montredl,

9 fl! 0-. W _ 99 QU

ers at Mendon, N: D `

The pallbesrers yesterday were

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explained by the visitors that al- thou h the exact date ot the anniver- sary as the 15th it was found ei-‘ pedient to make- the call on this date owing to the fact that a number were leaving the City on the morrow_ Af- ter tbe visitors who "happened" along toge-ther had seated themselves_ Hon. Murdoch McKinnon erose_ quietly and astonished the host and hostess by reading the following ad- dress:- . ,

Hon. J. A. and Mrs. Matbieson,

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Mathieson:

A wedding anniversary affords, as

no other occasion can, an opportunity for friends to express their feelings of friendship and appreciation, and we deem this. the twentieth anniver- sary ofyour wedding day. a fitting oi:~ casion for such expression.

During the greater part of your well-

ded llie you linve been citizens oi’ Charlottetown, taking an active and always a helpful interest in our civic and social life. ln every move for the betterment of -our city, for the welfare of our people uiidfor the bene- llt of liiimaiiity ut home and abroad we have learned to depend upon yoil both, not only for helpful counsel, but for tangible assistance, wlierever need- ell, and you have never dlssappolnted us. We can say without flattery and in all sincerity that to you both, to you Mr. Mathieson, in your official capaci- ty as Premier of the- Province, and to `yon, Mrs. Mathieson. in your broad minded sympathy wlth_ and puljlic spirited devotion to the best interests of the city and Province, our people owe- very much ami that you have ful- filled in a very generous manner the noblest duty of citizenship, namely to have made your country the better for your having lived in lt. ,

A time lionoiired custom enjoins

that twentieth wedding anniversaries be comiiicniorated by friends with gifts of china and we trust that we are committing no conventional breach iii expressing our felicitations ln a more endurng substance. On behalf of the members ot the Governl ment and their wives we ask you to accept this piece of silverware as a 'souvenir of this happy Anniversary and please accept it- with our siiioerig and iinited wishes for many future anniversaries, blessed with the love and the lives oi your-children, happy in your friciitlships and in the recol- lection of yeiirs devoted to the°weli'are of others

(Here follow the signatures of all

the _iiiembers of the 'tlovernment and

tli§;ir_wlves.) ' '

he address Was a’ccompanlc.»d bye

handsome and valuable -sterling silver tes ot. ' ' '

I}l'enll_ei‘ Mathfeson, expressed in 2

short and hablll' address the siirpr-is__ so cleverly administered to Mrs. Mc- 'thieson' and himself; thanking their frill_i_ids__'jfmliiit “cordially for their tiwugiitfuiiieiis ‘ ima ‘great i<ii:idnesi_

Tlgpy both appreciated the vulnablp gl _` lint touch' friorethe kindness and good will which _prompted it.

"And let there be no moanliig at the

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When i'i>ut oiit’ ‘t'o sea;" ' There pa_s_s_ed_`swiftiy and suddenly

uwayf early on Wednesday morning last, one of North Tryoii’s oldest and most( respected `cl_tize_iis, Mr_ Williiiin Ciiis`h'blm_ in the ‘l2_‘lii.l_‘year‘ of 'his' nge. The late Mr. Chisliom was boi'n 'at East River, Picton County, N. S., nnrl during the past 45 years conducted an up-to-date cabinet 'anti undertaking huslliess at North Tryon.

Justice to the living is perhaps pre-

terable to praise to the deprirteil, but whether expressed or not, there were many who appreciated the valuable and useful life- to which we now give n tender thoiiglit.

Admired, respected, revered, it man

of intelligence. unfaillngly devoted tc dilty, and with a deep interest ln liiii church, his home and in liumanlty, the name of Mr. Chisholm will be held in long remembrance.

Three daughters and one son surv|ve_

viz.. Mrs. J_ T. Walte,_of Sherbrooke; Mrs. F. G. Lang; Miss Grace_ and James A., at home; his wife having preileceasec him. -

Th remains were laid to rest in tliii

‘ it0fyeers?_ Citeeote trestmentdoee _` if. _'And Grade-One‘Liqui&»Creosote ‘ Oil brings-thi ndvantuge rightto' your door bechuse it is creosote ln! such form that the average homoi ~ owner and farmer can use it.

Tryon Presbyterian cemetery, the ser vices in the church and at the grave being conducted by the pastor, Rev. W P Cameron, An us McDonald

'l\\\ school have resumed their duties ill ` » ` " '

i \\ . _ d ni ht t 12,-with bout fiftl’ DRB'

Chu __‘ connection with t_lie school garden. sgggerg “gong Whomawere the [OL F- ..._ , _ ._ _ __7___ _ ._ _ . ._ , _

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J. S. MacKay,who spoke from the text J. T. Walte_ A large number of friends

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sustained by the community as well,

The pull-bearers were: F. G. Lang,

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Ps_ 90:12, “Teach us to number our -from far and near were present to days that we may apply our hearts pay their last tributes of respect to

unto wisdom." the memory of the deceased.

Mr MacKa spoke in touching “Day by day wesadly miss him,

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terms of the deceased. his loss of a Friends may think the wound

close personal friend, und' of the deep healed; _ _ sorrow which would be felt by the But they little know the sorrow members of the family, and the loss

has

That is in our hearts concealed."

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The Premier, Hon. .f.`A. llflithleéon `

rind Mrs. Mathleiion _were agreeably surprised last evening,-,vrlieii a num‘_'_ her of friends called to tender their fellcltetlons on the twentieth anniver- BMY of their wedding dll It was_

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2.21.., l - _ _ 1 - W. H. FRENCH g§ii{§l'.li.`; ali? iithfrapiligniidiil Nlilti O Dime” y°"fk“°""'"`"il°i."““°'"' 'l'* i » i Maritime veler ‘ . “UCB ' ' » 1 '= ._-; ’ ' transferred the capital--Ut tar- |ccuet0medentooet:|‘9)l`atcl:|g|¢eveyr(;'uf1’:l£ "81`5'"`“°“'-U' ' A J I ' ' I" "' _

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