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sIIVIClS-‘Ihe fun- lek Mrs. Dmlld Mac- l. place Sunday afternoon ‘QQSldCHCQ of her brother. . bee. Canoe Cove. film ‘gt the house and grave were . by Rev. Ewen Macncug. ent Argyle Shore ‘Ceme- pslbearem were Messrs. . unison, P. J. Sentner, Sil- ', James mcrlovrn, Gordon ‘ems and Malcolm Machd-

‘vféksia y»ep-»'~'_w\v,¢ev —w ----. . .

TODAY-Tho funeriql late Mrs‘. Rachel Owen. , Brookline, Mas-a, who died enly on Friday at the sum-y, ttage of her mother Mrs. P. Dean, Brighton Beach, 2 held' in Kier Memorial Malpeque, on Monday it 2 ferment in Malpeque ivfrs. Wheeler's two I

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P. Morey and Mr. and I Root. of Winchester, Mass, re detained at Cape Tor- e over Sunday, will arrive mlng in time for*the\til-'

ERAL 0F MISS IWINNII.’ . The remains of Miss Min; i , formerly of mlrmnierside, soil nwny in Boston. Mass, k, won.- lald lo_ leer on sag. morning in the Roman . cemetery. The funeral was held in’ St. Paul's it nine o'clock.’ Rev. G, T. ‘i officiating at the Re- ’ . . There was a large at-i l of old friends who came -- ir last respects. The pall- ‘vere Messrs. W. B. Mo- F. McNeil], Daniel McNeill, . Campbell, "Fidele Arsen-

Patrick Ryan. S.

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FROM SEATTLE-Mrs. , 181111 0f Nortiiam and her ‘l- Millisan.’ Jn. irrived "Aterday, Sunday, morning. ' ttie, Wash, having cover- t entire distance of over 4,000 ‘l ‘by automobile. They lcft‘ g ‘July 1st and arrived by '_ firip of the boat yesterday . It is believed ‘that this ce constitutes a record or record for a passgngep qu- ‘ast to coast. No accidentg kind were incurred and-tbs. uto trouble was one puncture, '-. Mr. Milligun completed a ss course while in’ "seams, ‘an excellent pass may]; and , They. have d "We Justin aooti time to ~ and take in the Northern Wednesday. ' .. ' ‘ BURIAL IIERIk-Word 5' received in Bummer-aide --'~ Annie Gould had passed

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and that he ‘rremains were’ brought home for bilrial and arrive in ,Summerslde to-

ll, husband,‘ ML 5M ' proud gave n-sudden jolt and Mrs.|

m‘ t h h ‘of the late James M. Roper held a w!“ a m“ er “d ‘gamut reunion at the old home Beet Roy- time the house was struck

- Committee report,

' I i" l d‘. t . ' i‘ Ari. Mo!!! of-Summenide en- homey/on Cehiral streetfieuinmemdo. on Prldly m honour of their niece and nephew. Miss Margaret Barnes and Mr. Harvey Barnes of Boston, Mass.

—OIIAIIPION LADX GOLF!!- Miss Audrey Mound, of. st. John, gelding the lqflfchsmvlonship for the L. q. u. of new Brunswick, paid aéfriendiy visitto Summerside Golf 0b Saturday.‘ She was accompanied by Mia Jack. They ‘welt the’ guests of Mrs. J. LeRoy Holman for luncheon and oi the ladies of-theGolf Club at after- uoon teary-S.

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Belt, afternoon and evening.

juries. necessita"

—BUB-T IN CAB — Hiends will regret to‘ hear that Mrs. Wiggins, wife of Rev. C. F. Wiggins, D.D..' was hurt ca Sunday afternoon while, out driving in on automobile. The? car. in going over d bump m the'

damaged.

the top of the car. She is confined] w h" bed a i mun o‘ the new alty, the residence of Mr. and Mrs

dfliih. Her many friends hope that

usual good health. Rev. m. Wig-

and one daughter,”

cred over from Scckvillc to attend menu)“: nley ‘He. guests It the ‘law, scn-Sn-lsw, Clifton Hotel, Summerside.—S

AT GYBO-Mr. George Buntain was chairman at the regular week-- l! Gyro dinner held last evening at Beach Grove Inn. Arrangements yere completed for the holding of the Gyro Festival in~ Victoria Park. The Committee in chargers Messrs. A. R. Mclnnis, Harry Richardson, T. B. Rogers, Simon Paoli and W. J. Monaghan. It being a business meeting many items were disposed of and many committee reports, including the Gyrettes, Convention ere adopted. The guests were M rs. Ronald George of the Canadian Airways, Ltd. Cilydon Moore and Bernard McDonald, of Montreal.

spent by all .

Des Laurler. arrived in port yes-

left at 5 p. m. with the addi- tion of the Hon. J. D. Stewart, Pre-

visiting St. John's, Nfld., and Mon- treal, before proceeding to Ottawa to attend the Imperial Conference which opens next week. Mr. Andre Paturel, French Consul. Summer- side, also joined the Bellelsle "here on a holiday ‘excursion. During the Premier's absence. which. .will.be for a. period oi about two weeks. Hon. iDr. W. J. P. MacMlllan will be acting Premier. ton Sharp will act as Minister of Public Works.

After enjoying a months’ tour arranged by the Rotary Interns- tional through some of the most notable points on the North Am- erican-continent, and attending the International Rotary Convention at Seattle, Washington, Mr. C. N. Bis- sctt, Secretary of the Charlotte- town Rotary Club returnedwboms» -.. w ».~-»»~ l-» -"

last evening. 'Mr.'Bisset expresses T" “mm mm” ‘Tu’ he“ great enthusiasm over the magni- yum!” n Bmdglbane w” wry ficent scenery viewed in the Can- Bucuum’ and ways” largely at‘

adlsn Rockies, especially at Banff, sgrteteuvtrscrnglzleg 5.01!“ ofdznde and also in Western United States. ' ' m p

held at 2.30 p: m. 500 Orangemen The delegates travelled by special b0 t mo l“, took tram. stopping as tour various sec- “d a u c‘ ‘pm. m

£10m.“ interest. the latter feature. The usual sport-

ing events were keenly contested, and the tables and booths well patronized.

Presiding at the formal part of the afternoon's proceedings. was the Grand “aster, Mr. W. W. Muttart, Summer-side. The address of we'l- come was. given by Rev. Mr. Pale- thorpe. and was responded to by Mr. P. M. MacCsull. Grand Secre-

—ANNUAL MEETING-The an- nual meeting of the East Prince Liberal Association was held last night in Town Hall, Summerslde. The President. Mr. Morin Gallant, presided. The meeting was largely attended. The election of officers

R I in Somerville. Mass, last

Mrs. Gculdwas a nativcof t Iide and was Miss Annie k ‘d before she mraried Wil- uld. She lived until 1907 1n

We. when she and her i I

,w°ni to the United States Hess: third district, Leo Praught.

.She was about flflvyearg 0g i’ 01d friends in 511mm", ' regret to hear‘ of her

, - Bile loaves to mourn one i Mr. L. R. Allen, M. L. A., Dr. John

-‘ Mrs- Ward. with whorh ’ ‘ed. and two sons, Sey- ‘ i Nova Scotia, and Alexand. Elskatchewan. Her son, aBgy- "m “cmmliii-ni’ the remains simiiiithy is extended to the ‘Willy. The funeral will ' 9“ ‘Ills-May at 2 p.111. at byterian Church to the o Cemetery. where the i." hi1‘ husband and a daugh-

A .' PTIAL SHOWBI- — A ieresting event took place at "' M Ml’. 8nd Mrs. J. B. : on Tuesday evening, Jung. . 9°" l miscellaneous shower .4‘ "1 in honor of i,‘ “"1"!- daughter of Mr. and ‘mt-i B. Bernard, Kensingi ‘ it was nearing a very happy fr" 1n her young life. Many uihefed» to bestow their b?“ wishes on her. A i trimmed carriage was i0 the drawing room by Gladys. IoBlanc uld

' will ‘Iiomfison. who were l “ “mi-led as bride , The bride-tc-be w es- "fl by Miss em cruel‘ and mu"!!! parcels were opened Herbert Sohurmln and Am Pmfitt read the ec- llis humclotawerees, after m baby thanked the dopcrs for ‘ l! gift; in gflyulpuum‘ , ‘This the natty/isthmus h '1'" She's a‘ Jolly‘ Good ' A dainty luncheon ,»ndd il ‘ ' "e" ""96. i-hcrenilin-

' th ‘ . l iozzrzrr- W "i

say. of Summerside. were given- a surprise party on Saturday even- ing, when

for the ensuing year was as follows: President. Mr. C. R. Rogers; Sec'y., Mr. Morley Bell, re-elected; Vice- presldent, 5th District, B. W. Rob- inson; fourth district, Heath Bow-

tary. The speakers were Rev. W. S. Ioring, Rev. M. 0. Brinton, Rev. o. T. splices. and Mr. w. w. Mc- Phee. Torbnto. On the platform in addition were Rt. Grand Mistress McLean, Rt. Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Grace Sharpe.‘ and Dep. Grand Master Moore.

The tea was put on under the lmlnedia‘ direction of the local lodge at Bradalbane. The pipe band provided music during the af- tel-noon.

The principal speakers were flop. Waiter M. Les, Hon. Senator C. McArthur, Mr. A. MacLeal-l. M.P.,

F. McNeil], ‘Mr. Horace Wright, Mr. H. A. Darby and Mr. G. W. Ram- sayn-S. , _ TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Ram- . "- roalvmn. ISLANDER-‘Ibe Saint John Telegraph Journal says : Percy

their Willi"! =1"! Johnson Steel, Saint John barrister,

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and Gordon llyde. 1n addition to those attending this camp mm Charlottetown are five scouts from the second Summerside group, gm lone scout from Cross Roads, ma. s: visiting American sooutmltbem yesterday on the celebration . “ii Mm Mmuue will arrive of their fiftieth wedding mum:- later. Visitors day will be Sunday ..

LADY INJURED-Ag ‘ "sum Q1 a collision of two cars .at the in. tersectlon of the Town Road and the Birch mu Roadnear Pownal Yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock, Mrs. Henry Lapthorne suffered in- her removal to the P. E. I. Hospital. She is beli- eved to have sustained a fracture of several ribs. when she was thrown Mlinst the side of the car. Though none of the other occu- pants were hurt, the car was badly

FAMILY REUNION—’I'l[ie_ family

L.W. Roper and the formers moth-

she will soo be-reeto' to h ’§r’m" Jun” M‘ mpfllm‘ M°“' n red "may evening. The last ‘named had

. gum ‘m! ml"- wlggm‘ had mo“ I with her on the occasion four sons twenty-one ' the centennial celebration at st. “"“d°hud'°”' “m” °'“'“"""“'

and . wives of . grandchildren. 1t was also the fif- “Emma Mmmenux’ V“ the mm

teenth anniversary of the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Roper and the birthday of Mrs. James F. Rop-

er. A v_ery pleasant ‘evening was o’ the Com yesterday‘ wlmwes

PREMIER LEAVES- FOR. -ST. JOHN'S-The S. B. Belle Isle, Capt.

terday morning with a. passenger list of no fewer than sixty. She

mier, and Mrs. Stewart, who intend

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WEDNESDAY ‘

wacnso m-rr YEARS-The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Seokviile,N.B.,is,itiapieasingto report. recovering from her slight

guests at the Clifton BoteL-S. sery.

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VISITING JOURNALIST-blr. W. W. McPhec, associate editor o! the Toronto Evening Telegram, is at the present time visiting his no- tive Province. Mr. McPhee, who went to Toronto about fifteen years ago is now a prominent journalist in that city. He was formerly en- gaged in newspape work in Char- lottciown.

saucy BlmlAVlb-Mrs. Neil

received a telegram yesterday morn- llll 5031781111113 the sld news of the

C; Venc of Dcdhsm. Mesa, will have the sympathy of relatives and friends in her‘ bereavement.

ADMITTID T0 an. - at the Supreme Court yesterdaymorning, Mr. John Watson MacNaught,.B.A., —SLOW RECOVERY-Miss Edna‘ LLB, a member of the Bar of No- Duncan. who received a severe shock va Scotia, was on application of-Mr. when her home was struck by lighb: W. E. Bentley, K.C.. admitiod as an hing e few weeks ago. is making a attorney and called to the Bar of P. slow recovery. Miss Duncanwlives E. Island. and was appointed ‘as with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, a commissioner for taking affidav- Samuel Duncan. at. I-Iowlah, At. the "-5- Mr- Jilstlce ArsenI-ult on be- g w" half of himself and his ifeliow _ 1n be‘; and me uahtmnz m, g judges, welcomed Mr.,M_scNaught largo hole m the wall near her "the Bu" of the Province- head. She was thrown to the floor. THURSDAY Considerablg damage was done to the house-S

PAINFUL INJURY — The many friends of Mrs. Bruce Deacon, New Wiltshire, are sorry to know that she is still confined to her home islnce being injured m Charlotte-

town last week. As she was-cross-

ing the street. she was accidentally i struck by a car,'_ driven by a lady, and knocked down, receiving seven

examined were ‘ Lloyd Moiyneauxn gnaggiesspgifi; “mlznilxi: :3‘; James McCallum, Seymour Farqu-i she is slow“, recovering

hBtSOII. . M811’ I. McLeod, Waiteri Burhoe, James MacPhee, Inrne Jenkins, Fred Robertson, Earl Bal- len, Ewen Martin, Wm. Molyneaux John Keenan. Reginald Britain and Arthur Molyneaux. This concluded the evidence for the plaintiff. This morning at 10 o'clock the jury will meet at. the Court House "and pro- ceed to inspect the well and sur- roundlngs outcf which the action for damages arises. Mr. W. E. ‘Bentley, K. (1., appeared for the wheel was about to pass over the ‘ plaintiff and Messrs H. A. Porter. little girl's head. The child suffer- St. John. and N. W. Lowther for. eds. sever scalp wound, and several the defendant. The Court adjcurm" bruises. but fortunately sustained » ed until 11 o'clock this morning. no broken bones. She was report- ed last evening to be resting as well

' i uldbe ted. Edna Eleanor. Robinson whose “co “pee

death occurred at her home in Arc- Gm" VALLEY Wong-NS up adia California. was born in Char-, snTu-m‘ _ The monthly meeting lottetown. In her young womanhood m” M’ we home o, Mm M; a she went to Taunton, Mass, where Mwxewe, June 3m mm mm. u” tram“ m: u‘ “m.” she pun‘ members and two visitors. Meeting titled her profession folusome years opened by mums mam“, 0d‘ l“ m“ my where u“ w” held l“ Minutes of lust meeting were read high esteem and where she leaves approved and “may mu “u w“ ‘m’ m“? "Md?" 5”‘ Ym‘ "° answered with "My Favorlto Flow-i h” hum‘ “n” w “u “d ‘h’ ere”. Sick and school committees! went to Southern California aocom- we" heard mm‘ other‘ ‘ppomm pcnied by her two sisters, Charlotte Mm C_ alums 5nd M,‘ M. B_

and Selena, Here the sunny climate magenta m" both appointed ‘m, was much benefit to her. but last m, m, “m, 8mm", m,‘ ‘mi

Autumn she again began to fail m“ ll until the end come June 23rd. ‘bout “n” w ‘l’ put u ‘moo

Funeral services were held on Sat- urday morning. June 25th from the -Rona.ker Chapel. Rev. Canon Smith, Roctor of St. Luke's Epis- oopsl Church and Rev. John A. Giasse of Arcadia community Church. Arcadia officiated at the service. The floral offcrixrg's were many and beautiful including those from the hospital her sistm- nurses and St. Luke's Guild and friends. Miss Robinson will be laid to rut in the family plot at Sherwood Cemetery, Charlottetown, on the arrival of the remins from Calif- ornis.

SUPREME COURT-The case of

oil company, for damages for the pollution of. a well at Cross Roads by reasons of a leakage of gasoline from a tank, occupied the attention

HAD NAB-ROW ESCAPE-Helen Malone, six-year-old daughter of Mr. Joseph Malone, Water St., had a narrow escape from death yes- terday aftemocn, when she fell un- der a slovah, which was standing near the railway station. ‘The child had climbed on the vehicle and, as the horse began to move, fell to the pavement. The animal stopped at a shout from c. bystander, just as a

geon MacLeau, Mrs. M. B. Mac-- Keuzle. Miss Phebie Blondon and‘ Miss Katherine Higgins. Next meet» ingtobesttbe homeofMrLWill- asd MacDoweli, roll call to be an» swercd with Jam Making. Lunch‘ was served by the hostess assisted‘ by Mrs O. lfggins. Meeting closed’ by singing God Save the Kin:-

'A substantial increase in ‘pelts handled through the marketing de- pertinent during the yea;- was a bright spot~in the report of the directors of the Canadian National Silver For Breeders Association, which held its twelfth annual meet- ing yesterday in the Agricultural Bali. Summmide. with nu attend- ance widely ,

Word was received yesterday morning by His Honour Lieutenant Governor Dalton of the dcatlrat Winter Haven, Florida of his son

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a-nomo meson-mu _ guy, wigs d1 n", m, wjum 0g, Williams, of the Advertis-

llovcusall. Upper Prince street!

death of her sister Maud. ma. .1.‘

lfriends gathered at their lovely new home on Harvard Street and re- sentcd them [with a beautiful slver tea service and an address on the K occasion of their 25th anniversary of their wedding. Mr. Edward Lockhart was chairman and called the gathering to order. Rev. It. E.‘ Lockhart. of Antigonish, brother of Mrs. Ramsay, madea very fitting speech congratulating the guests of , hmgqggrdgmqg, ' , attained the zsth ‘milestone in wedded life.

calletfupon to read the address. urn. J. L. Iflcklllrt.

scouraulmsa CANVAS-Boy Scouts from the provincial camp wcnt-imder canvas ‘Yesterdl! Bi

m‘ in” spent the day puttinr up tents, aheltors and pre- paripg their camp kitohen, latrines. min bib.- Iiid Ildllil- Iindre work will begin today. The camp is

Assistant Uomfnillbhel‘ ‘for Prince sdwerd island. I-Ie u assisted Mr. arc. nrentstuert- Leigh is quertermllter and rtorue ceuboeb

boys areqformedffn four. patrols. Tho patroifieadgre are Cali Vinni-

Mrs. W..H. Harrington was then

The presentation was made by

" fulfill the farm of bu‘. Allison”

died at his residence, an mm street, evening after a lengthy illness. He was the second son of the late Rev. George Steel, D. D. Born at Pownll, P. E. 1., June I2, i084, he spent the early days of his boyhood on Prince Edward Island and in New Brunswick. Be was still in his school days when his father took over the pastorate of the Portland Methodist Church nad the family movedto Saint John He has resided in Saint John since that time, about 35 years. lldr. Steele during all the years of his residence» in Saint John. had been a. member of the Portland United Church and had held from time to time all the oflices it had to bestow-another tributo to his sincerity 0f Pillflim and his willingness always to do his share to accomplish the teak at hliid. At the time‘ of his death he

charge of Mr. William Warren.

Assistant Qiiirtmnlster. v The

held the office of l elder in‘ the church. Besides this wife, formerly Miss Edna Armstrofll- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allison Armstrong of Meinstreetbeissurvivcdbyaflva-

by“ year-old ‘deughtar, Isobel Ann, and twcbrbthsrl. Prof. 0. Douala: Steel mm “m, on actual”, Zthen introduced eye new members.

cf Charlottetown. P l. 1, and W. Arthur Steel. of Saint John, and- ont sister. urn. Frances Igloo- Leotbyrile cf Rev. can". .1). Mc-

rhuaumrt ' w.

It] “ureter-moderated.

Joseph Gerald. The message gave no particulars. A ‘_ I The late lib’. Dalton was 43 years of age. Ho was educated at 5t. Dunstaws University where h, re- ceived his degree of B. A., and later at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston. There he took a course in Civil mgineering receiving his degree of 3. Bo, and also a course in aeronautics. Be ‘wualsoa, ‘uateofParksAir College. St. Innis. He had been in Florida for the put yes-r.

m. Dalton was a-young man of splendid character and of high in- tellectual attainments and was en- thusiastically interested in aero- nautics. ,

Be leaves to mourn besides his borrowing parents, one brother. Charles Howard Dalton, ILD, CJL, Scmerviile, Mass. five sisters: Freda (m1. A. J. lien) Chic- IIO; 80ft (Mrs. Paul Murray) Obarlcieiown: Zita (Mire. William J. Con) Belmont. Malt; Edith (Mrs Walter Bpllimc) Newtohvillo, Muss. and ma Bone, in Someryillo Mass. It is expected the remains will

The iymplthy 0f alimeotions off berolvodfamily andyclatives in the

great u. whorl-they have sue-

qm myth“ ‘m; y. “hug” u, u"; Alta, and Dr . l. J. Gills of Merit.

tatlvevof the for breeding tree of Canada.

39,131 adult foxu and 53,887 pups were inspected ' the year, ac- cording to the directors‘ report. which also intimated that the As- sociation ll landing every cc-oper- ation to obtain success in experi- mental work in connection with the treatment of epidemics of fox dlseasevwhich have affected ranch- es in various perk c! Canada. It is hoped in this connection that definiio results will be forthcom- ing in the near future.

lion. G. Shelton Bill-YD- P5951401“- wuintlbeobairlndopenedthe meeting at 9 o'clock. ‘Ifhera was a particularly strong representation of members from the Maritime Prov- inces. Mr. J. s. wrioht. secretary. read tho minutes of the previous meet- ling which were approved and adopted. 8e tbea read tho finall- cial statement which wu we“! after n little discussion on some minor points. Thilwls followed by the cooperative marketing report which was also passed. Mr. Sharp

Mr. S. W. Ill-nor, of Calgary.

n. o. a former ‘Island. who was rcrrrivviiri! tbcae provinces for

AOQPIB NIW POSITIOIG-Mr.