TUESDAY

_ A. Muck of unlfglllfifly slim Alllllt: Murray.

. P “c

[my arrivw-d ill the city “l night for a few Wcckn visit fiuiricatig and rolativcts in tlie

They came. via Califor- p-o, i-‘lorldll. New York- m] saint John.

wince _ Mex I ton 11

t.” [[19 coast ‘by lsictluier to

‘Mr_ "or lufiiband will B,“ p. 'l‘0l'0lll.0.

loin

USTEE-At the annual up“; of tllc Prince Edward is m] poitpital. Messrs W. h. ‘Rug- flm] y, t). llyndlnan were elect inistees, the former being re- uipl .\ir. llyiidman who was not my iii tlie meeting finds it , regret that he is unable to ac iofflcc, owing to itressure o "1958. 1'1ie trllstees therefore up med .\i.r. ll. ll. Horne in his cc.

GONFIRMATlON AT ST. DUN- ‘N15. -- One hundred and forty. lit children took part in tlit- mmeut of (Ionfirnlutlon at Si. iiiitaifs ‘Uathetlral yesterday piiiig. The service was con~ ted by “pug vrlio addressed the chil- mailti who was assisted by r_Mlllli‘it1(' altefionald. Rev. A. l. alt. ilt-v i’. ‘McMahon. and ilc\ _Wlll$ll. Father Walsh preach lHllUFl and eloquent sermon dpr, imd Mrs George Moran a as godfather and EOtlIlIOKllOl‘ i- uie ciiiizirett. receiving confirm iiiii. 'l‘lits service was followed ytlie Benediction of the Most Qflfll sacrament by Hi5 143m. iptiie bishop.

new T"

M a recent meeting of the Pro- pciill titivernment, the f0ll0wlnz ppollltlnnnts were matte.

lion. l)r. W. .l. l‘. Machiillalt, W. I iiit-iuboi- of the Board oi‘ School stces of the city of Charlottc

wit.

[Jr..lohn A. bfePlloc. M. 0.. ineui ref tho Board of Stellooi Trust i. tit tlio ‘Town of Summers-title. lillss llt-it-u blcKt-nna. to bt- sup rrlstu‘ of the Women's institute: , Print c l-Idwartl lslitnti. Joseph l-‘. Arst-nuuit, tile. to lll‘ Deputy i- Priilcte f‘tninty. .\lls.~ Liiias Wonnactitt, to be ac- illliiilll and tlsslstltut registrar oi ital statistics in the Department l Agriculture,

‘Jilillt’?! Luwior, to lil- gutt- kccpoi

Sum mcr Pftllllfillfllitl‘)

tithe north side ol‘ llllisbtirt- Bridge.

llrsltrs Anthony J. lioutznu, derii-ii J. t-J. Wrlsllt anti

lt'lliit>"l .\lurpily. were rt-apptiintcti

-WEDDlNG BELLS.—-.\ (]\lll‘l nut pretty: wodtling was SOlAEIIIITlZPtl gttiiiiliomo of Mr_ Gordon Glover. Remington, 115. dill)" -‘ reason. nti tlie

bride of Mr. Sterling ti formed the ceremony. title looked’ very wlnsoine. attired Ii a beautiful gown or cream silk clv-pe docliene. which was trimmed with pearls and rose tiuds, with hat ~- glotcs b0 match. anti carried n beautiful bouquet of flowers. liliat Sadie Bryenton. who attend- dtlie britlc, was trharlningly gown- ln honeydew silk crepe de chcue ill iiat and gloves to match, The t- was ably supported by Mr. mas Campbell. After the cere- ly, the bridal party drove to the title's home where a sumptuous last was served to the guests. ou- f ills iininctitatc relatives being remit. The bride was the rs- niont of many and costly pre~ Ls. including a white gold-filled Itist watch from the groom. Tile -~ ties of the oharivarl offered ltellusuul felicitations, and attor °111fitlstlee to a generous treat. flied. Miss Stevenson, who is 1 t! very cheerful and sociable llllvsition will be much m’ssed b)’ tr many friends. Mr. AdldfCWH is

His Lordship Bishop?

on Wednesday even- l2th, when ‘Miss lillda of Sprttiig Valley. be-

llilIQWlLNOPDOPO, Rev. Dr. Geuge. The

la prosperous farmer of Norboro. laud .we all itin in wishing them

Ytdirotigllout their wcdded iifc.

Norboro. ' ,

V1111¢°11"‘-‘"- many happy anti prosperous years , _ _ Mr. l and her soil. "i" tt-nd Mrs. Andrciv-s will rcsitle in

1 A HAPPY showers-A vory

lcniuirable cvelring Spring Valley ital-l

was spout in

on Monday Q11 1911"" May l0tll, when a large number of Wm go Y-il. P141101! 11119011 11,114 people here, and i-n the adjoining Mm‘ v citliiietl met. to tender a "shower"

to lillss Hilda Stevenson whose mar-

citing.

ll 3 bountiful press-not.

sentctl

the accuinpnuit-d were grt-oteil latighter. the

umintlni. glassviafe, atantltll sum of money.

let atltircsie follows:

antly Slwlll in dancing.

Spring Valley and you

t-ulbitrknient at a.

ncss iintl proaperlty.

greatly tni-saetl.

rcia t i vcs arnd neighbors. WEDNESDAY

l.. M.

Dalton anti

state Council being held there.

Ltir Mfrs. tfht-itlt-y Robertson

were sorry to see thcm- go. —SUDDEN

shocked to hear of the

at his homo in llowlan.

N S. 65 year. Wakefi-t-lti, .\l' . coming to Prlncc

Edward n the fox business.

t-nd owned a splendid ago to Alllllt ust to train coming racing season.

imiii m‘ high attainments

tiifs provfnct- to thc

bustle of. the “To lirt- anti die here", tlltl.

.Itime.-: l.. Fabcn. M-r Elmore who

“ti; , illltl out: son ' lmwi-ii. blues.

thc hotly to Waltt-fielti for

llt'lll.

Health a

Happiness

in Home Life

HAT a joy are children to the healthy mother. Their noise and shouts ~music in her ears, for then 110 llntavs they are well anti of energy. Bill l my oti

different vt-ht-n tired, ntrvcus r lfl ' -1 " Then she loncs 10f‘

$1 mil tpiiet aid r- 111111 tats on her jtiizal-zd eYVPF.

Health and happiness has me tornany a home as tiit 111$ v1 ntothor tilting [h ast-‘s .\' -r-.'t_ Food. C'_°111'-.\' and naturally it 1 his nrw nerve force into ti- ~ ‘-' lrrve-racked body.

iris

Headaches dlsaPPfill‘. Pf!"- rost and sleep belief. <11?“ 1"‘ im roves, worries and fal- fa e awn 811d Y0", -~'1}‘-," again L]..- appiuess oi‘ l nit."

‘Use it at tiw- first sfyjn o port-nus exhnuwinn Pmtl V" savp yfltlrfifllr \""Ol(S (l 11

happintss. '1.-"1‘t‘- fiff‘ ‘~ substitutes fr Pr. f ast

Nprvp F .f‘tl_. ll 171-5 lrlvfll itself rho greatest of rcstor: tives. ~ l)r. tlhaisr-‘s Nerve l-‘ocrl “myqanh; i ffirqlrl la!‘ its. t i... _.~.< -.~»t.h,="" ‘fy-"a- ilurinll 1v '1"? r ' c" |t.‘l'l0(lS of l.i' ll... ../ ct!- 3 lqox, all dealers orfllhc l)r. A. W. (Those Medicine 00., tiimiteti. 'l‘t>rt>h10 2-91"-

uagc took place on Wednesday ev- Mlss Ella Ramsay presided and after stzlthg the object of the ktlbllCFlllR. read the following ad- dress. Two little girls diilona Camp- bell unti Gladys Sutisbury, carried daintlly tritiimed basket of Miss Ella. Mc- Neill and Miss llazel Profitt, pre-, tlie pr-w-iits to the bride elect. While. M its Ella ltamssy read verses, which by applause and Miss Stevenson thanked assembly. for their generous donations which were composed of linens. silverware, granite ware, ai- antl a sub-

Dainty re- freshments were then served, and the l'LI'fll.llll(l('l' of the evening was The ‘This good num- ber of your lfli-‘tliflw’ and relatives 0f vicinity, are zatltcleti lien- tonight, to tender t0 on this ZHIFDlClOUS occasion. our hearty fflllfiliaffl0llfl, upon your on the matriiuonal We wish you a smooth and happy voyage, a journey of happi- Always tak- ‘ug an active part i-n the social‘ l'fi; of the district anti promoting good sport. and cc-ngtniality you will be But our loss is anotiiers gain, anti we hope that all your future years, will be cntlowctl with every bit-ssltng, which will be for your ftlli measure of-ltapplno-ss. We ask you to accept these gifts as a killtl remembrance oi’ the love and it-stecm. from us, your friends

—STATE COUNCIL. - Rev. J. .I. llacdonuld, Dr. J. A. MacPllce. lion .\. it‘. Arsenault, lileesrs J. E. McNeil], Suin- tnersltle lei't Monday for Souris. t" i-iapreaent Summerside Council of the Knights of Columbus at the

SAFE ARRIVAL-Mr. and lilrs. .I. .\rt~,li, llartiint: have received a wire atuuuuncing the safe arrival lll Port llurtlu. illicit, 0f their tlauizh- and young sun l-Irtit-si. where slit». wont to join iior husband. Site was ac-

igliiiit-ritis of Queens, Prince companlcd by tier brothoi- Mr. ltlti liiulzs. "iarlt Harding who will remain - ——-"' with chem for a ft-iw months before

returning home. Their niany friends

DEATH —— Ncli-(ll- bors anti friends everywhere wort- sudden loath of Mr Duncan MHUPlllP who passed away early Su-ntltty morning Tho do‘ t: est-ti was liurn in Pictou Cotin-ty. go that resided in for many yours llsiand‘ about twcivti years ago to entrust! The late .\lr .‘.1.el’hle wetsuit-to a great itorselna-"t stri-ilg of trotters which lie tseut a short tilntuwhtch Mr_ R038 had been such a 1m‘ ‘hf’ prominent member and Deacon for 11° w11-5)“,many years. I-le Wll>5 always inter- _ .111/H‘-'_'1ested in the affairs ot the church. 1111311113195 ‘"111 Vrotegslmml “(e mlrendered valuable service as

the United States but preferrctliteacher and as an amen“ not only hustle anti '

Southern Republic r-ml ill his owli words he wtshed‘ which he‘. llc leaves to mourn a grcat ‘osit besides his widow. one daught-

. »l c ~, W‘ row The present prdblbitory laws and

m p ,. “m. their observance are duo tti men irrivt-tl tru the lsl.'iud and ls ilakilllt 01- 1115 “T119: W11“ 15M“ “m” mm“ iulqjr- aiblllty and conviction to make con-

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“Halifax Herald.

OAR FERRY COMING-The

‘Pliursday- for internal

in dry duck in llalltax for aboutt ten days. '

HOME AGAiN-Mns. B. Murray, of Syd-hey, Australia, its visiting her ltativo Nova Scotia, after an ab- sence of twenty-five years. Murray who is slOpplIlg at Halifax. arrived in the ei-ty yester- llity i'roiii England atnd plans short- ly tio v"sit Picwu. Charlottetown and other points in who Maritimcs before returning to the Aiu-bipodcs. "l am glad," she remarked to Th1! l flail-fax Herald last night, "to sec this country so splendidly British."

the closing exercises . of Acadia Collegiate Academy three of the- five students who secured diplom- as are Prince Hflwflftl islanders. Tlltey are as follows: Charles W.) MacKinnott, Charlottetown;

ney, Summerslde. This these students to Matriculation in the universities. Mr. ft. war son of Dr. Dewar, this city, se- cured his certificate in second

island students. l

on May 12, 1920'.

Fever, shte came second in an awe-rage of 92.8% while the high- est average was 93%. Before eli- tering upon her chosen profession. Miss ibobertis was one of the la- land's meet successful school tea- cher a-nd is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs llcnry Roberta. Mlddlctoil.

funeral 0f the lute Mrs. Katherine Hughes, mother of Ilev, Francis llllgllfliti, was held yesterday morn- ing froln the residence of her sou- ln-litw, Mr. Augustus Brothers, East Royalty to St. Duitstillvs (fa- thcdral wlier a Solemn Requiem lligh ‘Mass was celebrated by itigltt Rev. atousignor Maurice McDonald zlssistctl hy Rev. P. McMahon, Dea- con, Rev. W. Milflfllllllflll, Sub Dear con anti Rev. A. l.. Slnuott, Master of Ceremonies. l'llll3l'l!l0lll. was in ‘Fracadie. 1

The funeral of the late J. K. Ross was held on Saturday afternoon tlie burly being laid to rest. in the People's Cemetery.

All impressive funeral service lwits wnductcti in the Baptist ifillturch. lt opened with tile singing‘ of the hymn by th-i choir “Pence. Perfect Pence." This was followed by Scripture reading by Rev. Gor- don C. “larren. of Fredericton. N. B., an intimate friend of the late Mr. Ross.

_Mr. Leigh Dingwell "Crossing the Bur."

Rev. It. C. Eaton gave a funeral address, in which he paid flttini: and eloquent tribute to the mom- ory of the latcMr. ltoss. At tlic out. set he said flint it was fitting to hoid the service in the church in

tihcn sang

1 .t. P, Gordon. wuuiiiii ilogz. L. c.

it

for the Baptist denominations. but for the kingdom of God at large. Mr. Eaton stressed the splendid work carried on by Mr_ floss on be- .ha.lf '0! moral and social reform, es lpeciully the temperance movement

ditions as they are.

liil", Ross was always interested in philanthropic movements, and the promoter of every worthy cause found in him a sympathetic listener and a generolurcontributo-r

As a citizen be was interested in everything tending to thc building up of Charlottetown and Prince ‘Edward Island. He was a man of rich iiiiu varied talents. who res- ognizcd God as his ovcrlord and iaskiuaster otf his iifc. 811d W110 gave his time, industry and enthus- iasm in every woil-i which he under took. Of lilm it may well be saith‘ “Weil done. good and faithful ser- vant, enter thou into the joy of thy Lord."

After prayer by Rev. M-r. Eaton. the chtiir sang “For All the Snlltts Who from Their Labour's Rest." llllfl Hi6 contrrozfll-lvfl stood hl fill-z (iflflo foi- ii minute before bciiedic- lion was pronounced.

The services at the R111"! W879 ixrtiucted by Rev. tMr. Eaton.‘

The pail bearers were: Messrs.

worthy, G, F. l-tuteheson, Norman J. Manhood and R088 13011111116-

é

erul , Wilfi

1/

lrioyd De- Jus.

year. This streaks well lUl‘ l’. l-I. llile

lief‘ l.. class of twenty-eight sttltlctlls vkitli P. E.

FUNERAL YESTERDAY.— The ‘

‘p latest iiiit flosl lllllflllilil lltntling Mailer Selected

er. Allan Doiron lt is eighteen years since ". Doiron left (iharlottettiwil and he still thinks there is no place

Hotel. '

ike P.

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The

—~1lo

' sninoimirrariiiritl‘

conslg-tlctl is unloading at lluntaiu and

held

huel

tllluwing: GRADUATES m NURSING - KW" The inatny friends of bliss Blanche Fulfil?» 1311111911’ Delil- M. Roberts wtil-l be pit-used to lr-t-ar 11111" that she was one of the gratltiatiin; ‘\- claiss at the Jersey City Hospital l‘l11“'111'1l 13-111 J11)’. 0. .\. Despite t-lic fact 1111W11>W1b P- ltl- 1-. Henry Laurence that bliss Rolxerts was out of traili- 31°1411T11li 510111118118, I’. l1}. l.. Jas. mg for four months with 'f'yplioltl A1119" MUGFEI-ZOF. 11111500111110. i’. E.

Thos. McAuinn, Kelly's Cross,

Pierce.

"The first

colntpletf- the [committees and report at June l..-t home at Red Point, P. l‘). l.. uii May "mt Board Meeting

The General

emu: but.

........_....

in this purt

Mr. Wilfred Doiroii who ilt-com- Dilated the remains of his lllUlllCl‘ Mm who died in Cambridge, left Mon- Th‘ day morning on return. here he was the guest of his broth- ut the

yt-slt rtiuy anti was titltt-u into hliilzlfrtiui New York, li..\‘..\., tti lll: pre-

tu Dellloia Urns. tllwk floss’ ta-lor shop uh rt: iut-di st-ut at tlit- tum-rat. 'l'o him au-l

11111 41511 “'11s sllllllllUlltWl. ilt- \v.. .\|r. t‘:trl Sti-tviirt. .\'tlll of tlit-

u-lizlrf. alld will be here for fitttlu rtrvivctl. ‘dt-i-iast-tl. and to tiit- nifilvl" Air». IPt-tt-r thing. anti I\lr.~. .l;tmt-.-t lli-ut-o,"

.“FARMING—By tlie (51111 oflibtt t-tiiuitlilnity lt-utlt-rs sinceri-

1a.. wt-eii farming operations bc-fliyhlilflili)‘. 'l‘llti funeral HFFVlPPWZIS

E. island.

FUNERAL SUNDAM-Tlic of the late Etllgzlr hlcCarron h on Sunday afternoon

__ - from t; e residence tohllis brother, SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS‘ M Conductor Peter Mticflrlflll, to St. Dunstans Cathedral, vice was held by Rev. Father Mc- Gulgan, who also conducted service at the Brave. ‘ argely U111" lllllllbfir- of ence A. liinkletter and lleiiry Whit p_U_

The a-tterl tied

The pail

GAZETTED. —~Alll(lll[; the elltz-i lists announced Service Commission appears Plant Disease llivesti-

(Seasonal) Experimental pom“, mowers ASSUCMUOIL Aaihy a laiiuzc- share of patrpnttge illi\;.| _ _ °l _A1~'-'1°"1' tinsut-ct-sshtl attcntpt was made inJMw V“: “"11",. l“ ‘hfmm 101$, 11:31,; ‘ytulniogi, “p,- 4i Allcn Alvtuttl lilcluven, O. U... murmug to “Sig, [he vesu] imainont, tie l‘t.filtt"ll‘h or as l I Irwin‘: gwwd UH,“ m. 1|. .1 u .l - i_ ~_ ' _ __ y ‘ ( Klaus ('titlnl_\'. lit‘ .t~'l\'c:= to mourn‘ ‘ ‘ . 1' ‘. , Ltiii o c own. l it. l. docking by the Harland, and latter ‘ mafia...“ H“. unpltL; U; “'h|(-]| uu|lspdlnnpv “Hm

FERTILIZER BOAT HERE. _. four master. biary Bradford Roberts iii com- mand. arrived itl this port on Moll- tiay tlftcrnoou from Baltimore with

Captain

Ben's Wlmrf‘ “m! 1e“ 511M113’ “HQF-‘vestlutltltiii into the whole matte-r, Stllltlzty

numum 1113"‘ and (jompimy ‘Lreitlllti tiiat iio stout: will be left tlmlhlltili’ l11‘11l1l\r illmillill 111i.‘ 111511111- [m] agents for the Mary Bradford [rtfllflll until the fat-ts (gtiiiiiqcir-il tiuii and it is ottc of tht- ilt-st means . . _ , , llicrcc. Wm‘ Hm [runway u“ brought into-n‘. bopomipg ticqutiinti-il will, H“. llll-"tl out tiii- that ]lill|i().\t‘.

meeting

man of Iloys Work coiunitttt-c. I’. W. Turner was clectcli Cllilll"

i0 names yet to be rcportctl mi. | Meeting adjourned by President Clark.

This sufferer lite-rally rovers-ti with skin tfin- ensc-lfi years of suffering-then his whole body clrared of? in 45 days-n new skin grown itching. no irritation. I This story aeemnincrcdible as do hundred: of ‘cupping... m. mum] than. other cases relieved by the powerful liquid for the treatment of’ lkln diseases. i Th fin: 11.00 but!!! rallun yam or your. Tu D. D. D. nu. no.

ALL DRUGGIHTB

in. no

It! dawn uwtrmtvitprtatrd ~

Front

SALT STEAMER ARRIVES. — Carferry, Prince Edward island. is The SS. Stratum, Captain i-long- expected to arrive in Charlottetown land ill couiiunutl. arrived yesterday fgpulrii morning which will p‘, mm“, py [he press“, with a cargo 10f 2000 tons of bagged Bruce Stewart 62-00. Site has been

i L‘

Bell's about tivo tlays.

and ‘included a the members of the i... bearers 911111-185 M s-srs. Jns. Fartly, Chas Donovan, Jarvis. Michael Power a-lld Patrick Keenan.

by

Secretary; lllTlliKlil 1111 111119118 "f "b11111 1111""! “Tfllitb it is there reflected lll the ahead-i“, |‘1‘)[)l“i 4pm,,“ up the matter nf the Directors ot- 111111111! “'111<*l1 11L‘ ‘"111 1"111161'1Y 111115- mil ' 1111111111?! 11111 131i! (Jove Confcrtiuct- ed 1')’ 1* 5151013 M"- Pelel‘ C111"??- sparkling cyo of every child ttliticryupl l..-ii.- July 2nd and 3rd. .

Campaign renor", m‘. “m Mmytlayts of his young manhood, Mr.| Int; in quite favorable with about 5mm"! ‘llmlwd l‘ M1“ M"1)"n“|'1 P1111111 F1111" 1111-“ 11151 @9111" ‘1"'~' “m1 'l‘rt~as r r

~-*iii'.,_'tfii..i‘.- .'"' ii.;;.";"' i.. the i

THURSDAY TAKEN suonzutv lLL.-.\ir.: N191 -'\l1‘l"i1t|yt'lI, (‘itntii- (‘ovtu tuuk .l \\t ail tttfll ou (j 1a: tit-tirgti Sir-rot.

who witlkt-tl with (loll an»! lvlltisc inllucnt-t- was t.'\'t‘l‘ t-uuobl- illlg.

.\ ut-plit-lv. Mr. .Iastn| Plllllll. t-ztuio

llllflll

from Spain,

cuuic tlulto general such as lnailur-‘trtlntitit-tctl by ilt-v. \\’.Q. Alat-lvailk- lng, cultivating and a start all"- Illllllfilcl" Hf South l.:i|tt- (‘hriio plflllglllllg‘ A few "pinged pulamefiuitltln ('llill‘t.'ll. wiiti hasvtl his rc- Tiil. pup] is m“, i“ gm,“ Sham, foronarks on lllt! WOITlHZ "'l‘lit.~ path 0i win-king, and. “everybody Wm be the Just is as tltc shining ligllt,_liiali dom- iv- [his ‘vvvyt It ca" he W.“ shinctli mort- uutl more unto tilt-l for this year of i926 that the ‘Zitll’ pone“ ‘law, was tlie general beginning day.

\Vhlle

Prince

it is with dot-p regret that wt-

M _ ~. lt-lirtili“ . the death 0i’ William ll. R MCLURE AND COL‘ maoKc-efc sttrrtlay at his lion-in in Roll.»

KINNON IN GER . - ‘.- .- . . advices from laltlllllnAililig l4\\'ll7‘l1')l]‘- Fay‘ Bu)’ lmnllno’ “m” a 111111011111’! lump |.,,,,,,i\.,,d yvsmrdiua mlmimlpillilt-ss, at tho age of tit} years. Tilt: ilittl Mr. w. ciit-iitt-i- s. iit-taii-t». “Li, ,'\‘\""'§""“” ‘§“" ‘t‘“‘lt’l“;'.""' L“ H. t _ ,_- Vi, Y '1 ‘n ‘S 11 nt n o erinli \ tnd Lol. I). .\. flliclsinnuii in his Mme was zllways