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_ _ ~ our regard. accompanied, as it is, nllal. was Knapp,-0pl~|al_¢ Scl-011 in

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f _ f me crtslitorrurowu oumnimf ._ - ' r Prom _

' 4 Y _ I __.-_------- r'¢*zv-.vqvv `*'”‘_ "° 1

for o few lrlonicfits in prayerful sil_ ` V * .-. _ _ ~, __ 3;.

J _ _ ence, before they salute the fame of

ubilee Of Father i§ii.‘.’i`§.¥‘2§.“ii.?‘“;'3.”5i..;’I.‘1.“‘ti.‘i§‘.

- they evoke. M”‘“Ph"’”S°” _f..Y€iit‘ixi;iiF‘.*;°:‘;.ii',“°”»i'tili-

Ahothcr iciisi ~ 'tivo years a"d°'ei~ wer ` W ‘ y and intercging :?sEd)g"'kl>flnBtirhel&°n':.*f Priest of tiles Cgudch ofeggddalalyetflht screws parish was mn;-im! ch' W l sacred 1-its o: ordination. 'rwf.ht~ ncsday. July 2£tn just by the cl( Q-five years ago you were appointed i-nation maria of the" twcht -lfffl; by' Apcstoiic Authority “to ofrci anniversary of the ordinationyft . Riffs and sacrifices to the Lord-ri nrsscnt l,,,,,lsll llllesl Rev K ° h” minister of the noiy or nciics ah” C. MacPherson, B.A_' ` en“eth_ of the true Tabernacle which tn'

The observances began nl l,_ Lord hath pitched and not msn." °`¢locl: in the mo,-nlnll wllll the lm During all that time wherever you bratlcn of Solemn High Mnss boelfnhave been called by the voice oi jubilarian, with Rev A Mcayl eiyour superiors, you have done your Deacon; Rev. R. .I McDonald surly" duty as a good priest and a faithful Deacon; Rcv. lvl. Monaghan ll_l_;le'__ _ administrator. As professor in St .GK Cai-em0lll¢5_ Cenllel. Bearer d'Dunstan's University, the first sccnc .ficolytcs were respectively R375 ~ °‘ y°“" early “M955 in the 0391?' .isc-ph Mclvllllnnl James ll}lcls______‘dral Parish as curate, where ynv

_md Pll,__lal__ McKel_lm_ lhlrd ye” labored for two years, your prlestli ignllliarlalis. and all thrce nephews! ;'_`,_'“l:5t"°til‘_”}“ hge ?_""g“’,`I‘f_‘3 ‘i “md”

c cc ebrant. ai-vos or e or . e spirit

Assisting in till, ual hclp you have given in the con~

three former pastorgizlfcgtui-ls/lalwgflfcssional and from the pulpit, th ers; Ri, R,ev_ _,_ C_ Mcl_,_;l___ .§G lmanv sccret acts of charity. the new or S0~_n.ls_ vested ln l_l_é'____;pl`é‘words of encouragement to those of a Prcthonotary Almslnllll. Rev 'burdened by/ an accumulation oi A, P_1vr¢l,elllln_ now ol- Bl ll_l,l_l_,G_v,S'ilife's sorrows, have been forgotten who was tlnnslclled ll.0l_1_ St M______' by you, but they are remembarec _lamps ln lllllll to l___c__me_ ____ thcitoday, and like the seed of the Gos- Sgccml lln~le_ Rector ol sl D pci have grown into a. \vide-sprea<l-

lese, and acv. J. F. i C

now of St. Louis, thc lioet-$31235 tatlixli' age you may rest ‘mm your labo" le¢;ul~el.__ whose lllcrary nltalnmentsl with grateful reminiscences in the are favorably known lo all who ______l Vineyard of the Lord. preciate the ,_ finer things of life_\ Tw_‘mty'tw°.years ag° y°“ wer” The,-C were also lll.cSml_ R__v_ A_ _l_, appointed Parish Priest of St.Mar- li/l¢1ntyl._c_ nl the Clllllndral stall, nl garet s. At that time the Parish har; native of St. lVfargaret's parish; Rev.| much to commend itself in the Wa' p_ l)_ MnGlllgllll_ V___m____ Rl_______ cf ecclesiastical and rural import- Revl p_ _l_ Mcnelllm S__l__ Wlnnllleul _ ance, yet your work and that of you* new l=l_ T_ C°nll0lly_ SL l,c_l____,s__lircdecessor and of your people wa' Ren pn Mcclcel C_SS_R__ _,_lt_ _lolmjlreduccd to ashes when the great Rel, lr-l._ M cullu 'gnre of 1921 destroyed the Church,

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_lollnl Rel, Themloi Gall_mt_ MSM Rectlnry, and Parish buildin_gs. You;_~

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Cannell Ren _mlm G _ peop su ered a severe oss, y flnllll Rel, _l_ C_ ll/lf_`l§l_;3_"_ll(Il3_l°°é“__,they were fortunate in having at C,cll,gn~n_ Rel, _l_ R__om_y_ Mo____u_ lfhcir head a man who _knew how to Rel, _,_ _,l_ Ml_mlly_ Rector Sh D_____ inspire them with courage, and to- .slan,s Unlvc__sl_____ R_____ R_ V_ Mc_ day, thanks to your devoted zealand Knnzl _ SL _,their faithful co-operation, St. Mar-

e Dunstz\n's University . .

R _ _ _ _ ,. _ ~‘,garcts once again ranks among."._ cv Joseph M<.K¢“ii/ie, Rr,velstokc,.ll_ ____ _,l no fl_l_°__

l;_C__ Rl,l,_ E Mnll__ll__, ,Sl__ D __ ,_ l e mo. prosperous pa s .so_ Unlverslly; Rev_ A_ L_' Sl__n_;;?_qR‘:_’l‘_;lDlocesc. “Sl monumentum requirls Buy; Rm, Rl F_ M__D_______d B__a___ eirciiinsplee. If ive seek monument

R _ L_ C ll _‘ __ __ - of 50;.: pri.';:.tly zeal we have but to C.ml\/lcCai‘t`h;,gl;dIili“i§.t' Chmlch' R"v` g‘_d_E'3“§_e l';_t;e_;*;I;_f1;n&;n;i_ cl>sr_r_imcdlou"

Tl ~ _ ..; :'i:.. C _ ar proper- . _Ie Choir was auumemmd by th”-ty which have been constructed b'

mcirncc of Rev' T' Gnunm' Wh°lvou within the past seven years al EE :_’;`_lf_l“’$’_&__’_;‘_'of¢which furnishes us with a splen-

Gaiidct and Mr. Jeroine Chaisson oftgllgllgfoof of your admlnlstramvr R ii B _ ' -, ` ' loo llllle °;;_;gl‘§;l' v£r°___?e”‘,{,"f| There are other monuments; of neum with wiiicii inc lsiirioi-5 cxftym" devotcdness mme lasmg um" clnlscs were concludsd ' 1 - [wood or stone. Wc have them in

' _ [thc Virtue. enshrined in the hearts

The sermon for the occasion was

llcllvcrpd by R__v_ ___ C_____le___ McD____;iof_ pec;_l;le_ committed to y0lll- llld_ of S__ Gem, e,s_ __ _ lraic. qua seeerdos, tails grex.

their brother priest, to whom all had assembled now to pay their tribute of honor and high regard.

Presentation by the Clergy.

An address, as follows, was read

by Rev. R, J. McDonald on behalf of thc clergy, accompanied by a cabin- et of a full service of silver, the cab- inet itself bearing ti silver presenta- tion plate on which the names of the donors were engraved: Reverend K. C. McPherson,

Bt. Margaret's, P.E.I.

Dear Reverend Father,-We, your

brother priests, have assembled to- day to_ofl'er our sincere congratiiln- tions on the twenty-fifth annivers- ary of your Ordination to the Holy Priesthood, and it gives us very great pleasure to be able to bear witness to the spiritual record of your life and labors from the spring-time of your sacerdotal career to the pre- sent time of ripened experience, which has been a source of constant cdification to us and of legitimate pride to the members of your own flock.

Like a cross upon a mountain

road, a sacred milestone marks the pilgrimage of every priest, at which his brethren iii the ministry andthe members of his own charge will halt

E W ° gm H ‘Wd in ahc as i t f th ch h

and eloquent exposition of the' or-I f G ll tllpr es O e um I " M t i‘iR b t D h roved _ ,_ _ _,lb l_ _ ~ _ __ use oer ewar asp

lii_i_n(_aiicl_nep_c_ssit_l_; of the priestlioodlillc S?lll.llvl?aul llgglc l€¥nl2nl;lolnfl;ill;2:lPAid§__;g,_hl)g t,}1l?_l5I§lr:;!;Sl`a;nCclmCx;€,;. himself al- hiker of no mean ability,

we w i e ec ive emphasis on of 0l`ll. elle Y0` kl dl cl. 'i ' r _'_' ‘ l.-“gently he walked from Hazel-

the relative duties of priest a d e -‘. y D9 I ' ur H y ‘spmigladly and without reservation RC' ll l¢ t hi. h i New Perth.

pic and cchciiidcd with cchigailiiifi)-l”m°”’ W" gentle ‘°le'““°° °f °""‘:v<‘rd due msvd of gratitude to you ’°° ° S °"‘° “

tions couched in graceful terms tolcr.s.` you? bmammindeg culture' th.°‘d°’1" Famer' who thloughoutii nl' Rev. C. E. Armstrong ls_building

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precious inheritance of a truly Christian home, have attracted to the tiuth of our Holy Religion many who otherwise would have been strangers to it.

In conclusion, we ask you to ac-‘

cept this gift, our token of appre- ciation, bearing with it our congrat- ulations on your Silver Jubilee, and wc earnestly pray that Divine Pro-i vidchcc, the c-ivcr of on Good. wiiif giant you years of health, happi-l ness, and usefulness to labor in tho' Diocese.

(Signed)-J. C. McLean, P.A.V.G.,

E. J. Walker, A. McAulay, R. J. McDonald, J. C. McDonald, A. L_ Siniiott, L. P. Callaghan, F. L. Con-` nolly, M. F. Monaghan, Maurice Mc- Donald, DP., A. J. Mclntyre, A. P McLellan, J. F. Johnston, P. D. Mc- Guigan, J, B. Mclntyre, J. Arch., MacDonald, Joseph Rooney, P. L. McMahon, J. A. Murphy, R. F. Mac- Donald, R. V. McKenzie, F. L. Mul- lally. _

St. Margaret’s, P.E.I.

July 25, 1928.

Presentation by Parishloncrs.

This was followed by an address

from the parishioners, read by Mr. A. J, MricAdam. and the accom- nanying purse presented on a silver

r_<i__, . ' ' .f ' by the Sincere hone and imwer Of biuc and sliver. with wreaths of I _ _~ _ i -1 5. riii that Time mu desi as kihdi il, .ills d nuns,

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Some time ago it occurred to the

l ‘- .writer that the prosperous town oi

Montague was not receiving the ‘publicity which it should; therefore, |submits the following for perusal:

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,,,,,,l,,l l,, ,,,,nlc,,l ~»_.. _ V |Befoi-e writing any personal notes, l'_f“"l"'"“°f° df" , it might be well to give a snort de- |1,"K,°,,l,{,"_'f_,nl‘;;','f 3, /_ scriptlon of the town as a whole,

_ |f\_a from ~_i\°_:~_"-la. ~ .. ._ ufl_it§_ development and of its ad- " g:il°i'_:i_iliE_¢i§n. sag: ' fl '-1 V““t"'ge5~

_ r n nl it niy _ __ ‘W-»‘i*"."~»=".»1=if lui" ..5.'i;;::“.sf.§i"‘i.‘:i ‘i"i;”“.:i;:;

ago mn as zu- ».. , C li ::l¢=n°bm"°` -' " ., by two bridges about a mile apart.

' Further up the stream is the elec-

Deillols Bron. Ltil. -llnnlnunowl. trlc __ .

_ - ght plant. With the increas- _FF117 A ing’ size of the town,` ‘it became

necessary to construct a second

Salvel. by Mn _lonll D_ _l_ Mcnonlllm plant, which is rendering service of To Rev K_ c_ Macl,lwl_s0n_ B_A__ a very high standard. For its pios-

P_P__ sl__ Ma_.gaml.s_ l-_,_E_I_ pcrity Montague relies on the large

Dear Reverend Father,--With the *”§l‘l_°§__ Y"$§1l"‘_;‘t _farming _‘anal of "‘ z event which it is our riv- W C S ‘E “S “ess Cen re' er'

-iii D5’ Y D . - - i , a. large portion of Kings County ilcge, by Divine Providence. to cel. _cus __ d d __ ll_s

brate so auspiciously today, your ' _ S pm “Ce an “YS Sup; parishioners assembled here would Puffs' "h"9f°’e' °“c “Wd '"3" bl fain associate themselves by extend- "_“‘Ff_'15°d at the gre” number °l_ ing lieazifelt congratulations on s°°r~5 and tim largi mme by mtl this. the attainment of your “Silver ran and Wah" I“d~°d' the ww" S

.i thelthird business centre of the

`l]l§‘bi§fmc“ t:l1ml;r1c:E_`lceV‘;(ilrW(;xlll?lbEl,§ Province. The first thing noticed

C th t b h fed by the stranger in Montague is the

Col ' unsmws ing treo, beneath whos broad foil- .prayer B' you ay e v?uc sn extraordinary beauty of the place. insured by the rigid enforcement of

‘L th f D " L Ih wuligof 3.0 iii; mliifsx/’i§"ihi§ Thr °°11f1St will rf°b°b1Y Stay at parish, which his been thc vfhc- me °f "‘_‘l.“]”° “mls 9’ lf "rf yard of your labors for almost the ‘vate dwe mfg' H15 car W’ 9 e ' total span in the- celebration of fmcntly welhauled 9*" 'my garage' ‘which it is now our privilege to and any “mole which he may de'

sire is provided at the stores. He

assist. ~ Bearing in mind how intimately may spend his time pulling in 13”"

_ _ l- _tl li from some pretty stream or tou ng

:ss fitinzirlii ;‘;;.,i:‘.;.°“::.

interwoven with the fabric of paro-

D Quite recently the streets were

ahh: wllggbglllg acrlld adzaflffmelylté gravclled, and we have now 'excel-

ot sp u an ma ei , _

_mere mention that for almost the lem' r°3d;';'_ays'_ _The nm _“ver iiegl `uLhole period ensuing from your or- Cry an 9 D C urcsqlm "W" 5 dination you have been in continual are great at"“"°t1°“s to t‘°“r1St‘“‘md charge here as pastor, predicates at ffV__‘;_l_l_ni_"a digeglis _¥_‘_iu;‘_\?_¥;f!}““°n of once how large a place you have ac- 3 “ ‘

‘quired in the hearts and minds fi ‘ _ ._ _ _ ___ lc ltllls Mlsh ol Sl__Mnl._ _Mr_ Milton Mcilish, our sensa_

'C mop 0 D tional Whlppct agent, was a visitor

gagiilrling as you did, in succession in Alexandria “¢°°“tly'

LC n lnumbmll asf lgilgctigrgzfnln? Dr. and Mrs. Heath Mclntyrc and wml lerfox gtgllous lcty _md n(l_ family are spending their summer $‘i3r?isst`i»:ii\v§ gbiiity malkcd them as h°“‘1“YS 1" M°“°“@“°-

amongst the pre-eminent of the Dio- Mlss D_ma__l__ C____w_o__d of c_______

case, it would seem but natural thai _ ' exercise of qualities of the highest ¥°"g_/_e"°“';_“> is Wendmg her "ac"u°“

oz-clcr should be rcileeessary lg grain- m on aguc'

tain the standar set so iz Dy itlicm, But your sound judgment _c__1Y‘§_'____13°étr;m§"‘;“_f;_r"s_§tl;"_g_r2l<i‘;‘€ and unobtrusive devotion were equal Plsquld ~ ' '

tc thc various demands_upo€ih_the;”;i. ' and when now. as pass ng s _s - l_bl V" milestone' we pmlse to conslldzrr st;tIixonAagl‘.]ntMIsm:1l,.' Dgigsxeiitmoil 5 xiii::.‘;1.‘i°;’:..:.i;;§"i:;‘S*:f.‘;..;'2;: io

'nears real occasion for justifiable

lurid some without complaint The ll ll ll ,lsln

fine new ome w ie is g

burden of the day, with all its ac- 1

Cl olduble ml,ll_ with amazing rapidity The work is

Tlipanymg an' “nav A in the hands of Mr. William Camp- In a temporal sense those who El' our Capable camenwr'

would seek your monument need . li' _ but gaze upon this sacred edifice bclng exactly twnntymve _ the and the adjacent buildings. while hsllvel. Jllbllee»» nllnlben

in the hearts of those to whom you Followlllg ls me menlll_

have given such devoted leadership Fnlll Cockllnll thfrc is reared “A MHS” “Of md” chicken Broth, Au ciriirc, . -vith hands" in which your memory Blel,_(lsllcl(s_ i 'ahull remain enshrined. On an Oc- Lobster ,_ ln Newbul-g_

:asicn such as this it may well be Green Pen_s_ Hon Rnlls_

aSk€d.- Tomato Jelly Salad ,

"Can Yau- C1111 YOU think Roast Lamb, Mint sauce, Ol all the souls that you have led Rnlllsll 0lllllken_ Cranberry Snucw

£0 drink . String Beans, Kentucky Potatoes,

_From fountains pure; of countless Butterscotch ple_ 1¢e-¢ream_

01185 Wh° di‘=‘d~ .Fancy Cake, Assorted Nuts, Mints,

And dying, knew arg! loved the Glngel- Ale_ Cafe Noll-_

CFllCm@d!" ’ Cigars, Cigarettes,

Tflslkht “ION deep tml" OU” W°“1d Instrumental music was furnished

:till fall far short of adequately ap- by ll number of those performers for oraising' the store of prccioiis usso- wlllch tl-lls pm-tlon of the pmvlllge Ciatifins attendant “P0” B Priemy is so noted, and also by several of ministry of such duration ns your me Vlslmm A few hours were; has now attained. No “Sound of pleasantly whlled l,_Wny_ and thenl trumpet" can ever v°lC@ the mrs” sii took their departure, thoroughiyl grandeur of that reciprocal esteem pleased Wltll the days prgceedlngs between a devoted priest and those from both the l-ellglous and social libinmitted to his pastoral care, and n5l,ecll_ in this realization of the futility of The cllln.¢h_ wnslrlcrlng that the words alone wc ask yon, dear Fathr lnlel-lnl. ls Sl_lllunflnlsllcd_waS beau. cr, to accept this material token of llflllly deco,-nled_ Over the mall,

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With YOU fm' U10 future HS in me also entWined_with silver, and drap- lliiit Mid thui "T110 GWCI” Of f‘VUl`Y ed over all the papal colors of white

V0u many Y 6 ICP are an p ars u e ice urc wrote f St. Marsagvs. a tall staff on either side of_ thc main

(Signed)-Allan iilis. John L- entrance bore aloft the “Union

MCPUUC. Cl'ii“`l0S A- Kelly- CUCSUBF Jack," and from each flagstaff aline MCD0l1l1ld. Jvhn D- J~ MCDOUBIFL of streamers was connected to the A- D- MCTSBRC. A. -7- MCKiI1l\0Y\.Al- church. on which alternated the lim J- MllC~'\¢iBm» J~ JOSEPH MC- papal colors, the Canadian ensign Phlfc (Committee) and the Union Jack. Those also St- M9-I‘8B!`9VS. P.E.I. flanked the Papal flag which was

Father MacPherson made fitting chic) house

acknowledgement of both addresses, 'gpg Sanctuary and altar were voicing his heartfelt appreciation of od med with a profusio of cut such demonstration of fraternal flowers and potted plaifé, present- kindness on the part of his fellow- ing e. very pleasing effect. The de- l>l‘i0S'-Si Wh0S0 FGEB-l'd in the Dost he corations in the rectory 'were also had always highly prized, and which in exquisite taste, the motif here `lic hoped to merit in undiminished being also in blue and silver, en- li1Cl\S\ll'e fOr the time to c0me. Rc- hanged by 3 eopious use of of blooms fcrring to the fact that almost the of harmonizing hue. total of the twenty-five years since The role of table waiters was un- liis ordination had been spent in dertaken by the three scminariane this parish, he made touching re- already named, and Mr. Emmet ffrence to the absence now of many 0'!-Ianloy, B.A., who is shortly to

cd him so kindly_on his arrival here. no doubt as a result of recent ex- He was happy in the consciousness, perience at another ecclesiastical however, that many of maturer banquet, supplemented by natural years whom he met then for the ability. their presence in this cap- first time were still present, enjoy- icity contributed much to the en- lhg a full measure of health and ioyment of the festai occasion. _

vigor, and for them as well as for '

the younger generation he hoped Rev. Kenneth C. MacPherson

there may yet be spared many years of usefulness and happiness. With “A native of the parish of Verne ,regard to the unusual heavy burden River. Having begun his education which they had been called upon tc ‘n the primary schools, he graduat- bear in recent years by the total ed with s teachers license from destruction of the church and al’ of Wales College, and de- other buildings, he expressed his himself to teaching in the appreciation of the splendid spirit schools. He again took up of co-operation evinced by the par- went for a time to ishioners. which, if continued. ash Coll

knew it would be, will result in the completion in the not distant fqture of this "House of God"_.on which such progress h already been made, and eamirg for all an ever- lasting home in the “House of many Mansions" where they may receive the reward of peace arid happiness

without end.

The visiting priests were then en-

tertained to s banquet at the rec-

after-

and re- the of

July, at the

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tory, as were also close relatives and .family friends. the number in each

instance, by 0 happy coincidence, page

Mr. Lorne Stewart, of Murray

Harbor. is at present working with Dr. C. B. Green.

Mr. and Mrs. John P. McPherson

have retumed to the Island after residing in California for scvcra‘ years. Jack tells us he finds no place to equal good old Prince Ed- ward Island. .

Ruth Nelson, Muriel McGregor, Vio- _ let McLean, Ruby Bears. Marjorie ,_ ~-. Mahon, Ruth Shaw, Marion McDon- aid, Vanda Robertson; Jean Mc- Laren, Nina Dewar, Violet McLaren Jessie Dewar, Marguerite Dockerty,| Messrs. Roddie McDonald, Miller; McLeod, Robert McLean, Willard’

Campbell, Arthur Edwards, Mr. andl Mrs. Tyler Parkman and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean, Mr i and Mrs. George Bears and littlel son Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Noblol

Shawe, Mr. and Mrs. Hector Vick

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The safety of the citizens is being]

the traffic laws. Much credit is due to Mr. Collins _and his assistant.'=fori bringing about this satisfactory state . of affairs.

Since the exit of hockey. thr- snort

instinct of the young people of Mon- tague seems to be either dead or dormant, We see no reason whv Montague’s athletes should stay in the background. How about some track and ncld events, boys? M

Royalty At l

Jasper Parkl

JASPER, Alta, Aug. 1. - After! _

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to the wealthy Peace River Coun

Wllllngdon settled down at Jasper

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d l I if C 'ith I of ifrfilevlgiiscacgffdrii agivse desi! flavorful enjoyment that you

such pleasure last fall, and it is)

'flieir Excellencies both played the: _

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Mr. Horatio Nelson is paying his 1_f_._ regular summer visit tn his fonner ` ‘til home in Montague. _

Among those spending their sum-

mer holldays in Montague and v"'- - _ -

inlty, are Misses Myrtle Campbell,

10 holes this morning, shortly aftcrf "'.,___

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try the Governor General and Lady flav°r_ In the New Handy PSCIC §§‘,§§ fl”f,’“§_°§’l‘,‘§ ";‘;,'e",,i§‘gpf,‘f.f_ ‘I,,“`1‘,§“§l it is the biggest value in long-lasting

can buy. .

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count Hardinge, Captain the Hon. ~ -~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _l_ G_ _lllnvls and Gang Melvlll¢_ Tlqg form of activity swiniining. .ind .id- _/iinoiirg the othel guests were Hon.

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Is the problem of our Fox Ranchers today. How to

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". 'rr . f_;u li l ha she will ride to Poca- President and chairman of the PJ~cbeauvel_rl\l`dThenllgargnallilzotlglil..ligntgcfsyalid ttlic famous l\lictto Iloticcincidiun National Railways; Dr. “.'lxlLel¥l,_lSe lielnofln .iwepllnve bcclllsprings. Her enthusiasm for the R. McConb_ Chief of Medical Offi- bllssy afol. snlne' weeks past nl-ldltrails of Jasper Park has grown evcr;ccrs of the National System, Mr. V.

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