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I IATALITY, IN FIR AT.

-BRIIDGETOWN. N. s.,, March 3i?- _.,A body charred beyond recogni- tion was found in the ruins lifter fire had destroyed Moses Efferson s house at Tuplwrvlllfl» v- i?“ 1'1"“ west of Bridgetown. The fire bloke .011; about one o'clock this morning. I It appears that Eftersoll left i115 house at ten o'clock last night t0 visit bis brother. leaving his two sons, Fred and John. at 1101111‘- There were visitors at Ihedlousi- during the evening. Fred Efferstlll is missing. Coroner Arnlslrllllg will hold an inquest.

Node?”

The annual meeting of the Pro- vincial Horse Breeders Associa- ‘tion will be held at the Agricultural Hall on Tuesday. April 111111 =11 l

p. m. sharp. 806G-4-5hlEnlwf4i.

E . TUPPERVILLE

lulu lll lllllll lll lllcls

"Fruit-allies" unsfllleiell IIGilTlllS PlllSiifillilil

R. R. No.4, (‘iil.lll-1i:r PLAINS, Allin.

"In thc _\'\‘(ll‘ 11110, I lllul .l\"er-z-vu» Priix/rur/lllll ill its wilrst form Jro; l; l'i'tilll l1.) It- ll.) llountls.

‘fl-b lirfvrk liu.’ 1:11 Imps’ of f") r.‘.'1i'rr'_1',ltll~': c\ H‘ i!

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Ibbljilll ill illcll-l illinosl’. til; 011043, dull nclcl‘ Il ill .~::l-ll pliilll Ilcilltll 11S I ~ p; t clyilt yours. '3.) in.’ “ftwizil-il-Il-flzfi".

.I .15. S. DELGATY_.

30c. nllox, 6for$ .:l0, trial size 25c.

II..\'U ttlljlv} tvI [in/l mt". " in M: litmus".

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Notice oi Meeting A meeting of I-llo Sllarcllnlilcrs ill‘ At :ill ilcaicrs or scnli postpsi‘ ‘v1

Canada Farm Products. Limited. Fr-lit-u-tives LImiLml mtswa,

.wlll he lleld in Prince of '\\':lli~_s __ ___ __ College. (‘harlottcttl\vll. on =\l11'1I

arlotettown School 0i Music Corner PrincexzlRTGrafton

DIRECTOR

PROF. WM. E. FLETCHER, A. R. C. M.. A. T. C. L.

7th, 19“0 at 1.30 o'clock p. iii.__i'ill‘ the purpose 0t (lrgzlnlilng ‘i141 (illll puny electing llircl-Iil s flux-llill i-ll- suing ycai and illt- transaction of general busincss. - Dated at ('Ili|l"I(1l.I(lll.l\\'ll this ‘liirll day nf March, i920. By ‘Orilcl- of Provincial Illl‘l‘t‘Itll‘<i 2i ,

l Farm in Sale l

Sts.

‘Associate Royal College of Music.

soclatc Trinity College of Music.

lwill sci] privatt- aly fnrln of 1111*" "do". Engmut

hundred and rilélll acrcs at Film-Ill I

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lcton Station, also :71) ain't-s at, qubjecta_organl piano, v°ca| Hllzellrl-ovo, .\v_lplv to Lcslu» \\‘l'\-‘I§“ innd mew)“ Mil-i -i~.\il~.»ilpll.l Jturho haurs_1o till 12 and 2 ——-— llill 5 p. m. and by appointment s -; for evenings. Nflflcfi lPhnne 353-1.. | P. O. Box l5‘ Tiltil-l‘. slll-inllvil‘ -

lziyt- notice lIlIll nu _

I trout tlslllng will bi- llllolyl-ll In my

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- IJETI.

.plllld during s ‘lstlll tit‘ 10:0. l M J. M.. BRADLEY. lit .\IIII\'It‘\V.‘l ‘Ill It I: A 1

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lam" gl-nlmf u.- TIIDPNI’! twill) for thc Spring Stilt-s n?’ "llill" i‘ lmx “f1”; (tllllrt-llw twllulltilln l'-»\\- dcrs. Yilil arc sllic [ti ll-- .\.'4I>.~Il"ll with tllt- rcslilts, its IIl\’_\’ \\'lII your illllillals ill cillllllilllll 'llll"l~ 1 on Illc salllc lllllilullt iii‘ ill-L ‘llill they arc now gctting. ii‘ _\'11lll‘ <|~ II ,er cannot slmllly 3'1"". ill-ll 1' 'l1""~ Pricv tint- Dollar. Dr. \\' (flllllvli. Sllllllnfiffiltltf. Ti-lil-‘Pl-l --

Notice

As l intend running _ u cash business after April lsI. All persons indebted to me arc re qulred- to make llllllmlllillt“ si-ttlc- ment by rash or notc. as iliicr tllc above date all ‘unpaid bills will b~-, handed over to an attorney for col- lscilou.

strictly

A.. W.. McLAFlEN Belle River. 75506-801»! Efiipd.

‘minimal.

I am instructed by Duncan Dar rach, of Canoe Cove. to sull on his premises on Thursday, April Sill at the hour of one o'clock p. ill. the following: l-i0rses—~l lllarl- - yrs. old, Percheron, 1 mare 1:1 y s. old, Knight of Ard-gowan in foal by Thorndale. duo last of April, l horse," C yrs. old. due ‘last of April, 1 horse 10 yrs. old, Dean. Cattlc~ 11 milcll rzows in calf, 1 farrow cow, 1 boiler 2 yrs. old, 1. hull 2 yrs. old, 6 y-earlings. Sheep~20 good Owl-s in lamb. Pigs-l brood sow with litter due first of April. Crop—-40 bushel seed oats (Ban- 20 bushel red potatoes, 10 hushcl Green Mountains. Terms: All sums undcr $5.00 casll-“over that antliilnt ll luontils credit on approved joint llotcs. l; pier cont off for cash.

NElL MacKENZIE, Auctioneer.

7996~4-10'l'nl\iil4lpd.

Furniture Sale

l will s"ll for .\irs. l.~_-.-1il- \\‘:l- llama fat llcr llolisr- 7S illollgla»: SI-FPPI on Wl-lllltlstllly .\prii T "llill- nlcnsiilg at 1.210 l-'<'lt>l-i< p. lll all lurllitilrc, parlor, lllllillgrlllllll, l».- rooln anti kilcili-il l'lli‘ll"'ll'1' ;lll‘I .lll lloilsclltlltl II.\lll;.Z.-1 "lW-rm- ll-ls

Utrllj, (‘rlrtcly zlllctililli-cl l’.

Tl-lllli-ra JltltllI'.\‘-§l'i| p. llll‘ (‘liar (‘lnnlllissinnt-rs will llc I"'1'4‘l\‘l‘lI ll) car, 1017 moth-i.

(Jar can llc scalp .ii:-l lll<|vt*L'lt‘lI George Strrrl, t'll.llloll--'lr.vu

BOARD 0F PENSION COM MISSIONERS FOR CANADA,

llnx (llill, lillI-y‘ IIllII'IlllL'_ SIM?» d-Zlliiii

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As the rouiis LIIfOlllJIl llli Wlllllily, Illl p, l." llllllll$l impossible condition for hailiing. wt- llavl- IlPPIIIPlI tn i-uncci this wot-kg ship- '

mcnt of hogs. llviltch our i‘lI\l'.'l‘!l>l*

week, on our llllllll buying :lll_~.~.~

WM. DAVIES C0.. LTD E. M. CRAIG,-

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~-.<_ frolriliu - l-l llzll- lllllf tlfll‘ half‘ lllllllll-l‘

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‘.,l~.l .lilll ~.-‘l lvllllll. :1- - lll‘ \'.llI r. .| vlnllpiclc sci can In iilrllril-d Io suit

l‘\lll‘I'Il-1i~'l'l‘. .\]1]ll_\' {(1 ALIEX MCDONALD,‘ or Illlillll 1-‘. lltli

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$0 l l-i-l-l ll slliwffiiprl

Z115 Powllill

Farm For Sale

AI llrlli-lril-y" Ptlllll. Icn fillies front (‘ll-lrltlitcttitl-ii Flt) acres, all under cultivation, 1101180 and barns. Ploilgllillp donr- and Iclcpllilne con- ncctcll \\IlI1 Pliarlottctilun. For ‘urtht-r particulars, apply In DJII. lttlilillstln illl l)l't’lll its ill‘ \\".lrilur- toil 1c Shaw, (‘ll.'lrlilI'.cttl\\'ll. 7824i-2l-27Mi§flil\vtiipll.

FDR SALE I

House, barn and lot. .-\t (‘fl-liter- ville. Bcdoque, 11/2 story house. 7 rooms, barn, hen llousc. int 125 fcct siluaro, wcii, orchard ctc.

All for $1000.00. Apply‘.

H. M. DOWNING. IIOFIIUII. l’. 1'3. l. 738541-2511l-Iflnadipil

House and Lot for Sale

T]... |||1dnrgilgflfltl ilffcrs fur salt- lllS IIOTIlOSIBZLd 0i‘ ilveacrcs of prilllt: lztnil with good llousc and barn situated at Loni; Creek. Willy in a rlilarlcr of a mile of school. churches ant! storc. For filrlllcl- illliirlllation apply In

PAUL, McPHEE Long (.'rc~-k.,

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lll'lllltl\'.ll, ll. O. Board oi Pension r llll‘ ‘pllrl-llzlsr- n!’ a Ford Touring

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lllt‘il| for llzllcs oi’ iutiirt- Ilallling. \

Middleton

n. wdlliiill will) . Loved and Earned

‘ av JANI PHILPI

A Modern Qkqry of Home and lullnuu \

(THAPTER 94 UP TO GERRY

Wllcn Mary snuppcil that short scntcuc-t» at lne. it fairly tool; m)’ brczlill. Silo had hinted cvtr since sllc grcw l0 know ltobcrt that he would bo happier with a home 0f his own. Silo llad illlplicd at vari- ous time. that she thought perhaps Ii would be best for me to think about living differently. But nsvel iiad she some out in such startling fashion.

"Don't go back?" l repctltctl nft- nr llcr, "Wllyn Mary!"

“Ycs, I lilclln Just ,wllat l say. Don't go back! "See Iicrc, Gerry Alereiliill. ltavclrt you proved it. just lhrl-o weeks that it‘ you gave ltnbcrt a home and tllcn. instead 0i’ working until yoil were so Iircd you i-liultllft think, you helped liini it \\‘(lllI(I in Illc cllil give you lllorz-i’ Pcrlltlps not llloro lllolley fur a fclv _\'i‘iII'$, but lllorc of the other things Illc worill-yvllilc Illings as Gardner culls Ille-ln "

"But Ilialflyf-

“Tllko it or lcavc iI, (lcrryg but luv aiivicc is good. 'i'lli>n Illcre's 'lllillilcl' tiling. l lisltc Io iilakc you fccl bad. I0 \\'(ll'l‘_\' yoll llilt you llavi- got in iakc Marion llovcy :lr.,l llcr clltlkill‘: Illll) cilnsiilcrlltiilli. Ruin-rt is more tlltlll a litlic daffy illltllii llill‘. lI wuuitin'l lake lllany ltllll‘l‘ of ilcr llinllcrs, ililli llc. tym- plllliy thrown ill i0 srlilsiin Illcill. Ill lllak-l llill. lli-iilllg ill llcl‘. iulcss you rcalizc Iliiilgs gllillli; ""411: lllltl for Vllll Ili-

THE BIG 4

STOMACH—KlDNEYS—HEART-—— LIVER I\'-‘t1p llll‘ vital (T411115 healthy by l't’lIl|Illl‘I_'-' llililllfl Ihi- world's stand- lrll l‘t‘ill~‘tI'_l for itliilitly, livcr, bind- Jur and uric ilPll] trolliili-s"

‘lill- ,\'.|itl'.l:‘l II-‘lllIWIY "l llill- lliiII for i-cntilrii-s and i-lltillrscll by t3" ‘ill hyilllcilllilzl. At all drug- qisis, 50c ii box. IAJUR for llll.‘ llilllll‘ Gold blcdal on c'r<~ry lIIIX and zlrccpt no imi-

ration

l » » l Wanted Several (‘X]ll‘l‘1l'l1C(’fI. live wire snlcslllcn. Illloll opportunities for zlilvziilciallli-lli. Applicants cull .\lill‘llll, at‘ Quct ll ill-slimy, April Till I)I‘l\\'("?11 hours of it'll a. lll. and _l_I1.--

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on Mr. A. I

llotcl on \\'\;(I" Illc

I Mortgage I T

’l'llcro will be sold by pulllic auction in front of the Court House at Sillnmilrsitlc in Prince Count)’ on ruin-sully tilt‘ tlvcnLv-secongi day m‘ April all.‘ i920 at the hour of Iwclvc okitlck noon under and b} virtlic of a pIIWPI‘ of sale contained ill a certain Inilentllre of lilortgage hearing datl- the nincleenth day of April A. l), 1917 and made be- iwccn nnc Mary Elizabeth Mc- Uiliri- ill Iilc onc part and IIlP. 11nd- l-rsilznvil of Ilic ntilcr purl all illat ccrtain tract ur pzlrccl 0i‘ land and prclnist-s slIllatl- lying and beinl: at ‘Springfield in ’l'0wnsllip numb- cr sixty-scroll in Queens County in Prince Eriwarrl Island bounded and ilcscrillcll as follows that is in say:

Fllllllllllllt-ilig at a point on the norlllcasl Hlill‘ oi‘ llli- Prlnitetown lt-lllil WI-"fl Tilt‘ northwest bound-

ary of lzlnd iii IIUSHPSSIUII of Jilmcs .\Iil_\‘llt' inlol-csl-l: s Iilc said Road: Ill'l‘I'l‘ lillFlIl\"t¢l\\‘fll'fIIy along the said ltoal! in tlll- sniltllotistcrly IlilliillI2lI',\’ ill‘ lallll Ill possession oi‘ I'I'it'l‘ Siltcinins land Io a certain \\'2|i‘lII_\' lilting lIlI‘. said boundary 0i" lhltci‘ Sinclair: tilt-lice northeast- sicaln ur llrollk intersecting the farms fr-lnling ilTl the said Prince. town lioaii: Illcncc eastwardly along till- stilt] l‘-ll‘(‘i|l11 nr brook to tlic ll()f'll1\‘¢'(“‘lI*l‘I_V boundary of the said land.» iii‘ Jatlll-s Mayne: and tllcncc soutllwrstwarrlly along the_ said btnlnilltry of .\1ayne's land to III" lt-lall at tllc plan-a of commence- ment containing vighlyl-scven i-lcrts of IIITIII z. littic more nr less.

llaicll this iwivnty-sixlll day 0f .\I:lI'(*I1 .\. l). 1920. NEIL McLEOD, Mortgages.

7998-11-1 .\I PITIISDIIOII.

Canadian Government Merchant Marine

The S. S. "Canadian Sealer" will be due here about ay 1st, and will load a general" 111:0 of I110- duce, etc, for St. John s, Newfnund land. direct. This is a new steam- er, launched last autumn. For fur- ther particulars as to B11806 511d rules apply to BUNTAIN. BELL 00.,

l Agents. Charlottetown, March 20, 1920. 7557.

FO-Q-OQ-OQQ-O-OO-OQO-O-OOQQQ-OKQ

I VICTORY BONDS

We offer- for sale Victory

Bonds 5% pcr cent at the fol- lowing prices. This 1s an ex- cellent opportunity to pur- chase these Bond's at very st- tractive prices due to the foreign exchange situation.

1937 rit 1o2 1924 at so 1934 at or

192:1 at 100 1923 at 99% 1927 at 100% 1933 at 103 with accrued commission.

Write or apply for further information

‘The Eastern Trust Co.

154 Richmond St.

interest~No

. THE CHARLOTTETOWIQtGU

(“q-i- ..> £7141. u.

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llolv MRS BOYD AVOIDED AN OPERATION

Canton, Ohlo.—“l suffered {r0111 u female trouble which caused me

much suffer- ing, and two doctors decid- ed that. I would have to go through an operation be- fore l could get well.

"My llloilier, \li'IlD'IllilI been helped by Lydia E. Pink- Mum's Vege- , table (fompound, advised me Io try it before submitting Io an opera- tion. 1i relieved mc ‘from my troubles so l can do my house worl: without any difficulty. advise any woman who is afflict- ed with female troubles to lzive

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0f Marlon. ut so fall", no harm's done, MHYIOH is a good girl. She won't t1: anything wrong. But Robert's a llldll, and if you don't hang on to him ill tllc rigllt way, he'll find some way I0 get Marlon. He'll lllakc you divorce him or something so llc can ilturry llcr."

"llill illul'y~—-"

_ “l know l don't cxprcss myself well. Gcrry", but l gilcss you tulllblc I0 lny lilcaning all right. it‘ you love ltilllcrt Nlirrclliilt anti want i0 spcilll Illi- l'l‘1\'l of your life ufitll him stay with liini now. 'l‘ake a oil can livc on wllaI llc '\\'il_\' you won't starve on it. And yivc lliiil a chant-c Io show what Ilv’ can llu now Illal you Illlvi got him starlcll. Then you can liclp Illlll. 'l‘llt>re's them windows to kecp changing, and lots of things lic will bring to you now illllI you'll“ starlcil.”

"Illzldtllni- will be [ilrious if I dc- sl-ri Ii1'l'. i told llcr I would conic ilack-H‘

“Wt-ll you IIUII iikc a lady, Gerry Ailtl wililt; ii may llc wrong to lit‘ usually", if you make that one goo: it will llc Illa‘ bcst thing ytlll ever LIIII ill your lifc. Ain't l soon tlic look iii Robert's eyes when we was JIII lip :ll llilly Wccti‘s or Jane .\iiirpll_y‘ and ain't l set-n how jeal- Uiiti Ill‘ was. ct" tllosc two llusbltnlfs bccansi- Iilvy IHIIIVIIIEII‘ own homes? Gcc, [l'_‘l'l'_\'. l couldn't have stood ll not long asyoll have. know- ing llow Il‘ fcll and all.”

"lllit l ilL‘\'L‘l' Illoilglll Ill‘ cilrcd

so rcry lllllill ailyll-ay not until Iilli \\'lit.~li wc IllIkUlI it. ovt-r lit? always agrt-ctl wiili mo Illat I htld boiler hut-p on until lie earned morc, and wli had savcd toward a nice home." \. “Wllicll \\'(lllI4I you rather have, Gerry? A husband who is happy and lovcr. you. ailll a sllnple home. or a llilsbilntl yvlio spends ills time with ZUIOIIIUI‘ woman while you are working Io have ifholne that when you get it ain't no real llolne, but just a nice house that has made you old before your time and lost you your husband "

"You talk awfully (|ill‘("l‘, blur), for a girl who has always worked."

"I ain't saying anyilliilg about working. if you Iludjgmgnmen you might go right on scliilli: hats till you died. and thcy wouldn't care. liul Brill has always wanted a ilolllc llc (lrcaillcd of ii buforc lie lllarried~ you ~ llt- told illt’ so onc ilay wilt-n 1 wcut to sec lliln when be was hurt. Ilv said he used to plan just how everything would be. Then Ill’: marries you, the girl he loves, and bingo up go his. ilreains in smoke, and down you set him in Mrs. Lane's inlartlillg lltltlsc‘. Oil, Gerry, have a ileart! D0! 'i'ry it a year—~ Ihcn it‘ it don't work. and you haven't cut Marlon Hovey out, why B0 Io seling hats again nnd let her have Bob.‘ ' l

"You queer girl. But -- well, I'll Illink about it, hiilry. I foo] bet- Icr for talking with you. ’I‘llanit

for coilliilg."

"Tilllnk mo after you have tried any recipe! it will work, 1 know."

‘Then she loft me without frying In exuct. a promise, as I feared she migllt.

Tomorrow-Indecision

Property laud iiurliiture Sale

l will still for Mi‘. llaniol MUKILV on 'l'hil.‘:llill_v. April 8th continenc- Illg at 12.1 - p. m. ills housi- and int situated on Hensley St. No. R0. Also on Lllc snnlc Lilly will sell ail his household furniture, coni- prislng parlor and dining room, bod rnolnl and kitchen furniture, snovbs, carpets, dishes and all house fixings. Terms at sale.

BEN CARTER, Auctioneer.

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802d-d-2MEfmtv-iillil.

A IJIISIIHPSB stand consisting or stilrc, wllrohollsc, wharf; also ilnc dwelling house and out hillldlngs attached at llusilcovillo. For piir- ticuiaril apply to

J. C. CUDMORE. Winsioc Sta. 7Slil~il-29l\lEllilnnyviltlfrisalfl.

C Tenders.

I

Tenders for the repainting oi St. Jonchims Church, Vernon Riv- er will he received ‘by the under- signed until April 17th. Tender to specify the amount with or without Illo furnishing of material. Specification to be seen at this Ol-

(ice P. D. MeGUIGAN, P. F.

Vernon River. 7997-4dflMThsMonTheflatdi.

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Lydla L‘. Pinkhalllfs Vegetable ‘C0lll]l0\lll(l a trial and il will do as lllucll for lIlt‘lll.""Ml‘ti. Marie Boyd, 1121 5th Si., N. E. (Hinton. Ollio.

Snnleiinlcs there are serious con- ditions wllcrc ii llilspitlll oporiltion is Ibo only alternative, iluI on the oIhl-l- hand so illany wolllen lluvc been cilrctl by this falllous root and liertl rcnletly, Lynda, E. Pink- llalllis Vcgctilble Compound, after- doctors have said that all opera- tion was nccessary~~cvery' wonlall who wants In avoid all operation should give ti fair trial before sub» milling to such a trying (lrileal. ll’ cuinlvlit-aliillls cxisl, write to Lydia E. Pinkhillii lvlcillcino (‘on Lynll hlrlsl-x. for advice. Tllc rc- silli oi‘ nlany years cxpcrii-llcc is at your scrrict‘. Y. 181.

-----¢0->-i-— ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.

Prior Io her departure for Western (‘ilnada, Mrs. Stanlcy Ilcnnis was

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. ; IIINTS FDR I l The Motorist

IV AlJllrr l.. OLOUGH

O-O-OQ§+V

\ DRIVING GEAR ADJUSTMENT

Very many cars are driven with their rear-axles making a linin- ming or grinding noise, which is very objectionable and usually pro veritable, and which is an indica- tion of power waste and. of danger to the driving gears, not only ns to rapid wear but poslble tooth breakage. Assuming that these parts are properly lubricated the trouble usually is that the bevel pinion on the drive shaft and the largehevel ring-gear on tile dif- ierenliul housing are not so posl Iioned that their teeth mesh to- gether properly, and adjustments

sh- ulzl be made to correct this con-

lilttios, whenever it rear axle runs

lloisly. as it may do because oi! wrong factory adjustment, ' the loosening 0i’ locking devices. wear in parts or unskillful ilsselllbling lifter overllaulings. The details m’

this process vary widely with‘ dif- ferent axle designs and Ilic procedure is dclltrilto enough to

rondcr expert zissistance often de- s-able hilt the general principles

involved arc common I0 ‘all gear driven axle and not lliiiicilll l0 understand. lt is plain Illtll Illc

two gears should llc so positioned Illilt the. full length uf the tecIh of one sllall engage with the Icelii of Iho olllelgtlllli is that Illc lentil of one should not overlap tllosc nf IIlP illller. for in that ("ISO a portion of tile tooth slrcligtll of Ilplil gears would not lli- utilized and ilrciikagci would he lllori- likcly tu ill-llill". No‘ pail" of Lit-ans opcrilics iluictly r1110‘ ccilnillllictllly unless IIlP tt-clll ml Illil one enter Illc Iilotli spaccs of, llic ntllcr I0 exactly lilo correct

depth. Otherwise Illcre is ilndllc

sliding trontllct, causing loss of

waited oil by a nilmllcr of tllc young people of l'ori llill and Lot~ 14 at tllc Iltlllll‘ nf llcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. ll. T. lllt-Kclldrick and I prcstllitnll with an alldrcss until purse containing a nicc sulll oft

power, tixccssivc wcar and noise.

liinrcovcr, if tllcy do not lllcsll ilccp- I I.\' vnnugll only a part of Ilic toiltll i strr-liglll is uiiiizcd and “stripping m" llrcakllixil I)('(‘I)l110H nlorn likt_il_\'_ ’l'llc IlIJjPUI oi‘ driving gear luljilst-

IIENEINGTON RACES. JULTI

lllonoli The evening was pleasant-lmmil I‘ mil?‘ l" 5pm"? Illll 71199» 1y Spent in 50cm] jmercnurse and a lllesll of Illc plnlon and gear and In.‘ with gillllcs, music and singing uf- . ‘lllllllll ll 1191111111191" illlil <‘-111‘1'¢‘l'l 5

Icr this, lilnch was scrvi-ti bylllrs. l McKcndrick and all ivont homo] witll goozl wisllcs for illr. and Mrs. Dennis at tlln Sillllt‘ time regretting the dcpzlriurc of Illa young couple from tilc trommunily. 'l‘lle follow- ing ls tllc address. To Illrs. Slztnlcy ill-unis, Dclir Fricnilt- Wu, illl‘ illlIIt'l'.<ll!.’lll‘(I fricnrls and associalcl: llllVl‘ clinic together for Illc pilrposc 0t‘ tillcvring Io you our llPllfly coilgrliiuliltiona Q1) (he ev- ellh 0i 190111‘ very rccclit marriage which we consider one of the most ,linport=ml in tllo history of yoilr life. We congratulate you Blanche 0n your choice oi il pal-Incl" in lifel on one who so nollly did his part. in the recent world war. to uphold the lionol- 0i‘ our flag Illld the sup. T911139)’ 0f those cherished which our Western Civilization stands for and illtlloilgh you may some IllllC in the near fulilrv pass out of our ('Ulllllllilllly, wo lyngl p will llilltlcr not wllcrt- your 1m 1n lifc may be cast that the plcasailt llitllllflflkii‘ of past associations will not pcrtllii us Io pass out of‘ your life. You will |lI0ilSt‘ except this llilrsc. not nicrcly as a token of oilr zlpllreciazion ill’ _\'0lll' usciiilillcss as a citizen ill‘ our t'tllllllllllllly. but "W"! (‘Slil-‘Plillly for tllc interest You ever manifested in tllc welfare of the Presbyterian church of Lot l“ of ‘Vlllcll YOU were we believe a lumble and conslstnnt lllember. Yfltlr zeal in the cause of lllissions. your fllllhfillncss in (‘llristiiln En- tlierlyni’ lvurk and your llnlliilily and Pliéllly in Iilc service 0t’ praise m cllnmicrallng "to YOU!‘ Master's sgrlt/ice those splendid musical ta-