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mothers

milk

THETHRllLL 'o1= Auromiv

Tpmcreepcr itls qtlmson, and Crim- .‘ ‘sob thd ridr", -‘ ' GJHNW and the hip nre both scarlet wltlrflijc; The south wintl of Mtfuritn isilow like a 1W9- ~ r“

Th

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Ids . *'

The blrc‘h is like amber or tcnous to i '

bUllgil of the linden waves

‘pennons of gold;

A5 though topaz tipped are th ferns on the wold.

in,

- .l

Like fairy spun silver the goss- a-mer gleums;

The valleys are flliled with tho singing of streams;

'l‘lie watches of twilight are purple

with dreams. "t?!

w ~-

From hliltop to hilltop the sky ls an are

Of glamor of ElOYY. whcreoti like a bttrquo

Ti“, round moon stills up through the aisles of the tlark,

Anti we who are tlirail to the boun- temis store

Spread widely before us on height

- t won't, St.

'L. Perry. Aiitigonish, N. S; H‘ K.

HOTEL caravans

vicroni/t HOTEL.

w- W- Seymour. Montreal; H. C. Nixon, Toronto; H. J. Logan, Amherst; J. LeRoy 501mm, gum.‘ taqrside: Geo. Watt, Chdtham; n. Jarvis, Chatham; J, Lfggewgrl, Chsthsm; w. 1.. Poole‘ and wife,‘ lllonmgllel H- ll- Hurley. St. John; W. A. Hewitt, St. John; G. D. Stephenson, St. John; C. S. Gorbell, 5t Andrews: D_ Campbell. Sack- Vllle; Jas. A. Swan, Halifax; Mr. flntl Mrs. A. W. Mallet. Dominion, C. B; Jtas. A. Welsh, Cleveland‘ O; ll. E. Murray, Amherst; it. A. lfaymond, Halifax; It. J_ Ch-tppcll, Sydney; Itobt. Eton. Phila, Pa; ArthurMcDonald, Sydney; A (y Miller, Sackvillc; ll. C. Farley, St. 101111;. F- W- Benson‘ st. John; 1;‘. John‘. Juo. M. Lyons, RTOHCIOII; (J_ C. Ward, Sackvllle; ll. Bremen, Sackvlllc; it. C. Arin- ctrong, St. John; W, F. Burtlctt, Si. John. A

REVERE HOTEL F‘. Mullally. Souris; E. Brown, Yfllli; Helen Campbell, Popular Point; J. A. McDonald‘ Tlgnlsh; l‘.

lTood, Toronto; Louis Blacque, Summertime; J. w. Anderson, Brockville; A. R. Dobson, Toronto; W. W. Kenny. New York; L. M. Mallett. City; S. M. Murray. Mono- ton; John tit‘. ffauipbcll‘ New York; Paul A. Dot-an. Bostoii, Mass; \\"m_ D. Johnston, Boston; Cecilia Walsh lirotikltnc,

-—?<0>-—-

LONDON, Sept. l-i,-—’I‘lie assert-

and on shore

of yore. t (‘linto scollartl 1n New York iicriild.

A BITE ALL RIGHT

ily tihc side of a sluggish-flowing rlvcr sat a humble disciple oi‘ i2- iitik Walton. lit spite of‘ the scorch- ing sun and the instiffcrtiblc heat ht- kept ills cycs riveted tin his inni- itinlcss float.

" ‘Ad iubitc yci?” called out a passerdii’.

The fisherman glarctl at his ln~ terrogator.

“Yes," he snapped.

"What was it?"

"A bite in the neck wl‘ a bloom- lii' buzz fly." he rapped out.

.__- - -"'n£“‘ vyqqltl-lflllil‘ '_;purPAti- ‘_ ' *

' .i

m»

hind all M~ 8h

IIIII ltnndlrfl In! Dnlfllfl I114 onstwunflon sealed ‘Ila min?“ ‘runs-Ina or ‘liroeil rh l ‘tick-amoeba Emmi! Gm. ‘ll ll. hi4

on!!- fl I

[all Mi" "m", ‘m m, the “ulumnsdlie effect that short men are often

ot‘ present-tiny Bfllllill .

ion originating in some quarter to

the brainlcst, has staitttetl a spirited controversy in the English press, and at thc saute iinie has served to bring to light the stature 0f the nation's notables.

The figures oi‘ the tape show Klnl»! (lcorge to be five feet sevcn anti a half inches in height, in wlilcli res- pect ho represents the itverage height of lils subjects. The shortest

THE CENTRE

Au. wooi. msszo HEATHER‘ Ho‘se at Patons, 16c to $1.00 per p8 l’. l

TO ATTEND BOARD MEiET- ING.-Mr ft. Allen_ It. H. McDon- ald. Motor CampbelL J. LeRoy Hot luau. W- J. Lidstone, and others left Wednesday to attend the annual meeting of the Maritime Board of "Prado. which was held at Charlotte

own.

T

GREECE SURE SHE WILL WIN _ ‘ _--

W-ASHlNGTON, Sept. 14- Re~ garding the fail of Angora and the occupation of the defacto Turkish capital by Greek forces us marlc‘ lng the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the virtual end of the Turko-Grecian war, Greece already has prepared the terms she will impose on her vanquished foes.

An outline of these terms, Wiltiiill have been received here, was ob- tained to-day from an authorita- tive sluice. Greece,- it was dc- rlared, will make tht.- following de- iiiantls:

Liberation of Greek peoples un- dcr Turkish domination.

Confinement of Turkish rule to lands whose population is esscii tilally Turkish, in character.

Freedom for Armenia.

Frontiers that will provide ade- quate stifegtiards for the liberated Greek provinces in Asia itgainst future aggressions.

A voice in the disposition of (‘on- stantinople anti the Dartlanelles will also be asked by Greece, ai- though thiis question wilt be settled prlmairly by the allied powers. Ac.- t-ortling to Grcck vlew, Greece. by her victory over the Turks, has bet-time the principal successor to tlic Ottoiiitiii csttite anti is entitled to be heard when these questions tirise_

Possibility of a Bolshevik :10- vtincc against Constantinople is tilst-otinteti liy sflltlGfliS tif the sl- tuatlon here. lt is pointed out that Russia, asr well as the Balkan States. will benefit both economi- cally itnti-politlctilly from the with tirawtil of the Turk from Europe. and there would be no object int the Bolsheviki joining forces with the Turks to regain the. old cupi- tal of the Ottoman Empire.

METHODISTS VOICE

of the Europe-tin rulers is King Vic- tor Emmanuel of Italy, who is five feet two; while the tallest la King Albcrt oi' the Belgians who is six‘ feet two.

the tlistinctios of being the tallest! statesmen,

being slx feet one in height. .\lr.

‘ Balfour is six feet and hall‘ an inch.

wlillo Austen Chamberlain is five feel, eleven and a half inches. 1.11mi George is short in coniparisos. be int: but five. feet six and a halt‘ Sir Oliver Lodge is the taller the nation's scientists, being fect three. Earl lleatty is .i\\'c for‘. st-vcn. anti Earl liilll»! llY" lltlfllt“ taller. The shortest oi llll‘ llrtillllh-

six

Barrie, who is only live feet iivc, while the tallest of famous writers is Sir .\. Cumin l)o_vlc, who stands

x

canto. Cindi.

tsiiiiiii

uvwéé v‘

CLA

llllilllfillflStEvllllNl

_slx feet one.

aA-Jsi

Alvertlcenelu IIIQI Ills lending. In Ill will In uul In

IOIIIQIA when

IIM be added *0 on! l 0min“! an!

no nllo no word. Olll IQI

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‘HIRED II QOYII III‘ Q1‘ I IIII

ooplaunnetnlnlnuotch hlwulol. In lull: I GIYUI "IIIIO; GEO- ! a an worl- blt Iln

flgunn (II 810D) sonar-r all sly-lilo: Alnfllltm

b0 oval h

FOR BALE

‘FOR BALI-HEAVY paper. Apply at Guardian 0f 110d

FOR iALE-D BEAUTIFUL LOT! at Brighton, high‘ ground. facing south, Ample room for barn and back gardens. Easy terms. Phone 814 Tomliiu & lines.

FOR SALE‘ NEWLY FRESHENED cow Guernsey Grade, Apply liar- vey Vickerson North River.

FOR 8ALE.--THE LIBRARV OF thc lute Dr. i~‘ullcrtou.‘including hooks anti furnishings.

FOR {ALE-Rawlclgh outfit. pitrtictiiars apply’ William B til (lertipl St.

FOR SALE REGISTERED HOLS‘ tcin (‘ow 4 l_\'t'lll‘S. Also calf 8 mos old, A iiurgnlil, llttx 122i.

lt‘ti_ tr:

Hails‘; ronflsaLm-elnoomzo cottage, all modern conveniences. wltb-‘garttgt- and tlltillllliflllllri.

‘Aplh 88 HlllHiilJFIJ Si.

.. 1a., i _

FOR SALE--;l‘hrec ‘toxcs find ritrich; Ranch pletovwilth 4 largo pens guard fence. Applv to J, ‘itlcniing,’ Stanley Fridge

('0 ill a ij-tl

snown

_.___..__._.. , silver-black

MALE HELP WANTED

‘SALESMAN WANTED-SALES- iiian. n self-respecting salesman whose ambition is beyond his present occupation might fintl nioro congenial employment with us anti at the some time double his income. We require a man of clctin character, sound in mind a_ntl body. of strong per- sonality who would tipreciate a. lite position with a fast grow"- ing concern where industry would be ‘scwttrtletl with far above avertigc earnings; marri- t-d man prcforrctl. Apply to Mr. I’. it). lfiisr, tae-ond floor. ltllcy

_lluiltling, Cluccn Street, oppositi- Prowsti Brothers.

_________.________ FEMALE HELP WANTED

.__.____ WANTED-Matti for general holist- work. Apply 75 Etiston St.

l

WANTED -~MAID won GENERAL lltitiscivork. Mrs. ll. Davies 14 , l-ispltinzitlc.

‘WANTED MAID FOR GENERAL housework. no wtishlng. lligh wages. Apply Mrs. S. ll Jenkins. S0 Brighton Road.

i

a -—-—-—~~—-——--- "rue STEPHEN GALE l-ioamTAi.

%_, _,_________,__._| of llaverlilll, Music. offers a “GU35; FOR 3AL5__0,,,. npw‘ . complete course of three years

.

Print-c Si. Wctiiork, 155 Queen Si.

.__L_~____________,_

BIULDING LOTS 0N MAIN ST Satirist, and valuable furniture. Mahogany. Walnut. 510.. for sale at Plbilc Auction, at Sour-is on Friday Sept. 10th. 1921. "Gauriet and llnzartl solicitors

vvitivron

*""*-?——-r———~— ~—~-

WANTED-- TWO NE ‘LY FRESH Pflctl or ‘about lo frcfii ien (itirniu-y or Jersey (tradc cows ntit ovcr scvcn years nlti. Phone bitli. W. ll. Smith East Royalty,

lpingiiiow. situate, mi Eskaorlt, nncftioiiblc house at 81-8.‘! Ulllwl‘. Apply to J, Stanley,

to young women ‘tiesirous of be- coming professional nurses. Motlern lloapltai of 125 beds with complete tip-to-tiiite equipment

Active, medical, stirizicul, obste- trical anti pediatrical services, Graduates of this. school are fui

iy equipped ftir"prlvate duty. in- stituiional work, army anti navy nursing, ctc. Mlnimiim wage $35 o'er week and hoard. Demand for mir nurses in sxccsit of sup- ply, Eight days after January l. htttirtl. room. laundry’ anti alloa

nnce of 15.00 n month. Applicat- ions for the month of September may be nent to Miss Martin" Nicholson. Assistant Stipcrin~ tendeat. Wrtto for full Dlllllc"

y. .

l LONDON‘

Lord Curzon can probably claim Imme‘ were

‘tdist Church South. thankfully rc-

‘ “(lc President ilzirtiings lntiugir,

ent authors is probably Sir J. M.t

HOPE FOR PEACE.

Sepl, lib-Greetings‘. lo President "Harding and King George, voicing a hope for n'nrltl's sent today by the World's Conference of Methodists in session here.

‘militant: ‘

ther cashmere stockings just in at PBIOIIH. ~ " '

' PERSONALS

Mr. E. H. Monlfley has left for Montreal. on a business trip.

Mrs Douglas of Mt. Stewart is visiting in this city, the guest of her son, IHPJJEEIBI‘ Douglas, Graf- ton St.

Mr Cliesley Schurman, who was visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Mayor Scburman, Summerside left on return to Toronto.

Mrs. C. H \Vhite, nccompanle by her daughter, Hilda, of Sydney, C. 13., is visiting the latter'a grand- parents, Mr. anti Mrs. John White, Chestnut St. City.

Minus-J's Iilnlmc-n

BIRTHS

for Dandruff

.___._.

VOUNKER-Jn the Prince Ed- wiird island Hospital. Sept. lrltii, to Mr. anti Mrs. William Younktrr. Brticklcy Point, twin boys.

WHiTE—ln this city, Sept. 4, to‘ Mr. and Mrs. Paul White, a (laugh- ter, Pauline Patricia. Congratula- tioiia.

MAFRIAGES

I‘ Warn Welcome to

room on September, lst. 1864 was born The Dominion of Canada.

Providence being their Guide They biultied better than they

knew", ‘H. ~J. LOGAN President-Maritime Board of Trade Dated at Provincial Building.

cmopemflon- ‘n ‘he Marmme Pm‘ SEEIIIJULIOIOWD. September‘ 14th.

vinces as we did at that ti ie. . can [jaw very m“). 5mm m; w‘: PMrmE. iliggs moved that the need woperaum‘ “mm “‘_“““ ‘hen ‘ res “eats report be received and m, (“d a yea‘ ago‘.s,uce ms‘ yearlaimvss atim com stitlltlietl, to the the United States h s ad e human “m” wmc‘? ‘hafpéoinalllat ‘File Secrctaf)’. MnAt-mstrontz h“ passe‘, ‘n ‘mny years‘ B-y {in ntt‘d ‘out that the g-JUJPL‘! mat. Tfitltllng the schedukes “I ma‘ “w ‘t‘*‘i"‘o ‘t report “shouitf be (lilrp. ill You will see that our products l, fly f‘.’“‘}“.°.'°“"- he 89mg“): m “m Dracuwll“ “hm on‘ ‘mm ‘heinfl \‘i‘lil_\flc‘lda turned 0.er ‘to 1b.. United states Market‘ Thus Hm‘ fiat‘ 0f tommissioners the adjust- mg nurselves u“ flgmns‘ almos‘ “ ‘H1661! “of the ‘freight rates ‘on the “rohmmw cusmms um" wan an“ .‘ ‘. lI\l?.'4l‘(ll1 anti (arvell. "Efllnst the freight lam; m," onlz-‘iarinaa o tic Railway coinints- the Government Railways, Um m‘ ~ 0h.“ s naturally favorably dis- ture does not look bright unless 33:99,,1??Tlrdilfflle“Mamflne PW,’ we can secure relief and l submit m c ~ls ‘l’, 1",?’ hzfiever‘ in‘. M" great source of relief would 7m 0 glv.9I.1s rvwgr.‘ Tndnpdrz‘ be the cmrylng ml‘ n‘, ‘he ‘arms,‘F;:in‘a“pui‘ciy‘ econotnic gain poin “m, pmmmes n‘ (,m“““e‘_‘“‘on ‘n. “rem :n‘i 51f‘. ‘u“rr-‘rs are “elm! hark. rotor-once 1,, trade Wm, we Upper V; .e‘ or n deta in aha-t‘ Provinces ays their trade is suffering b,» ' this addition in freight rates. When the railway commissioners M visit these provinces witliln the tif the grciitcst- of the Fathom n; next month or so they will have C0nfetlerati0rl_ speaking in 1354 tlicic facts “before them". The at Quebec held out the bait thpll pressing 0t‘ tht- economic aspects the lntcrcoionial Railway would‘ ‘ll llle case Bllolllil l“? IlOTIJP- llle be built so that the people 0|" the‘ speaker urged. litirttimo Provinces could bring ldr. A, Burnett Chatliam brought their prOtillCfS to our three million,- up the question of the continuance tif inhabitants in (ianaqu-i and m“, and maintenance of the Maritime Wits the hill; hold u“, by u“ Upjiloarti of Trade itself The Board pcr (fanadizin Statesman of Qmtlhas not been functioning satisfact- pPr-m‘, For tor“. years “Her COW’ orliy. "VI/e meet from year to year federation the terms were adhered and pass resolutions and shake to anti the rates on the Railways 1mm“ “ml “Y 309mm"? lllll wlllll

Maritime Delegates:

Continued fmQiPag-e One. . it t, '

lltinourablc George Brown. o

McALPlNE-LANE—.\lr. nntl Mrs George J. Lane, 66 fldtvarti strct-t. llaltfttx, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary “Iinnlfretll to Wiiircti Edgar .\lcAlpine. Mar-l rltitze to takc tiliicr- at. St. Patti's church tin 'l‘ut>stlay, September‘

DEATHS

McDOUGALL—- At l29 llptici" Prince Sh. on Wetlnestlay evening.

Scpt, 14th, 192i infant clilltl of Nell bit-Doiiiznll. Funeral notice later

11F MEMORIA

MISS SOPHIA DUCHEMIN

Thc tlt-itth tit Iiiiss Stiphla Dn- cheinm, ft-riiicrly of tilts city, 0t- ('ill'l‘t‘li at licr llllllli‘ in lhirtiiiuutlt. NS. last 'l‘uti.~:tlay. bliss Ducha- iiiln was ilic yviungest daughter at thti late Wittstin Duchcmln, this city. and of a large family only one

The message to President Hartl- lng, proposed by Sir Robert Perks and seconded by Bishop William tNc-ivtnitin Ainsworth of the stetho-

ahcd tral address. in which he driclarotl that America was eager to initiate a programme to lessen tltc probabil ity 0t‘ war and t0 promote tlic ‘brotherhood of mankind. The mes- sage said that Methotllst every- i attention the practical proposals since made by the American Gov- ernment to Great Britain anti other nations to securt peace witli- out recourse to war, '

The Mcthtitliz-il Church had al- ways strivcn, the nicssitgt- continu- ed, to "translate the rcactiiiig of Christian truth into practical at"- tivitics of everyday life." and with this end in vie\v‘in believed it the duty of the church to assist the makers anti atlministrators of iutil laws‘ to restore to its old place of influence the itiithority oi‘ inc Christian family and homo‘ to sc- ciire n more reyerent anti general observance of the Sabbath, to re- move facilities ' ‘for tnteitinerttncs anti vice. anti to use its influcnttc in the cause o! industrial unity for the prevention of class hatred and strife.

The message tidtiresetl to King George read us follows:

“The world-wide chiractcr of iviethotlisni gives this Chturcli in- flllgncq tn tilt questions affcctinl»! reinltonptrtps nmiong" the ntations of the world, which has constdor- iiblc value in promoting EIHOKl-Wlll and for furthering the cftortr. for

peticc anti the wclfarc of the world. The Methodist (ilittrch unites in especial Rcpntillc and

Great ilrilnin and zisslst in Pmllml‘ trig the moral and social improve- mpn, n; ti", pppulbli of the nations and in strengthening Itullllfll Pitt“ pcct and confident-c. The entrance of America into tlit- war was lioth a fulfillment of ideas common to limp trillions and was in pursuit of objects bcl-lcvctl to ho of the high- cst Villtllfi iti the world.

"The caiifcrcnrc ticslrcs lo as- sure Your Mlilosly "l ll“ 93'9"“ prayers that pcacc anti Drillllwllll’ may prevail throughout the Domin- tom, Especially is this world's conference unite-d. with Your Males w m ym" “most desire tint the efforts now making for tweet‘- flfltl pon-Qenfnjllfll tn Ireland may meet with early anti cotnplefc sticcess."

___ Ten tirinks of water do not make one drunk. __._.__.4c>—-——- A woman never thoroughly on joys anything shc can't cry ovcr. ____._¢+> ---

Wise is the man who knows what not to say, and rcmcmbcrs not to say.

ufllln a gating.

t

where would watch with prayerful‘

sister, liirs. John P, 'l‘anton, now survives her She was for sover- al years organist and choir leader in the llrlclt Methodist Church. bt-ing tlic first to take charge-til] the new pipe organ upon its iii- stalltittcn. Later on she occupied a similar position in Grace Metho dist (‘litirch for several years, and at iicr tidoptctl lttimc in Nova Sco- tizt silo was. altvtvvs wcll ltnovirn in

musical t-lrclcs and sticlitl starvi- Hrcs. tlnly a short time ago slic ‘spent scveriil months on a‘ visit lliero tti her native city. She was [a tlcvotcil and slnt-t-ro (‘hristhiu woman. always foremost in chari- table and Christian

work. Ont‘ sister, Mrs, Tanttin,

and a large number of nephews ind nieces are lt-ft to mourn the loss of one who

l

27th. at (i p.m.~—-llal'ifax Exchange. R,.,l.\.,.,,v “m”, ,0 me . .

litiilt for purposes of tnter_p,.ovin_ else?" He urged more effective or- cial tratln, were Wfriclenuy 10w ganlzatinn and the employment of to allow n“. trad.) m 1m Curried o,‘ a permanent Secretary anti execut- liitl §ifl(~e‘[he Hnking up of m‘, ivc organization that will function ymercmon-uu “m, m‘, Pflnm‘ m‘ between the annual meetings. “qml Island Runways M“, the Mr Titluinrsh, Fharlottctotvn belle (‘itriatlltin Northern Spout“, and vt-tl that there slioiiitl hc a perman- thc lllilnjlgptvlpnl there,“ [mnshw cnt office for thcjiarltittic Board

rcd to the (‘ity of Tor-mitt; the as well as a permanent Secretary.

mark“ of The tlitcstion of funds is an all liii- Mllrpp Humans of mhfllmunls in portant one. lie did not think it ('{|n;ul,']"' stpnken of m, the Hm‘ could be done at less than $5.000

per year. lt uilglit he necessary to kcep the Secretary permanent- ly at Ottawa.

Sonic further discussion on this subject took place. Mr Jarvis oi Chailiam suggested that if the gov- erntiicnts of N. 8.. P, E. island and N. S. are really desirous 0t‘ having an unhiast-tl and fair opinion of the public sentiment of the provin- (‘cs tlicv must realize that the hint‘- itinic llotird of Trade fills mg bill, The opinion of its members are based on the free thought of rcprt-sentatives of all the provinces and. this being so. will naturally’ he hacked up by all the Boards 0t’ 'i‘ratle_ if every lioartl of 'l‘rtitlt.\ will take up tlic resolution of the liiaritlme Board then the resolut- ions passed will be effective.

After somefurther discussions

tiurtthle .\lr. ilrown nits bccn prac- llflllli‘ boitctl antl i)ill‘i‘(’fl by freight Yillfis flu high as to. in many cases, ‘lll-‘lllllllllli’ illfilllhlt inter-provincial trade between tho Maritime Pro- "lm" 11ml Quebec anti Ontario. Take for instance, the itiattcr of (cal upon the production of tflllch ill" provincial revenue n! Nova Scotiin and New llrtinswick liirgg. ll’ tlPncntls. Let iiic quote from ano- _lll"‘l' ‘llsllllfiulslietl (‘zlnatlian States- man, the Hfillolllfitllif‘ l)‘/\rcy 31,-. Gcc who in i864 also hold out bait to the hiarltiines. This was his lttnguagez- “We consume in this ‘lllllllfy of Canada as ,_mticii fuel her annuni us they do in New Eng. hind and thcrcftire, we otter them <1 market tinder tlic Union cqtial to that which these theorizers want to persuade their follower. th r . ,‘,,,,,,,,1 10503. We,‘.“rme‘_,y ‘hm, 9-2‘ the Prisitleritfls report was adopted vcr- g , , , las rear. ‘ no“ nnrket for Nov“ ‘gcotlal Alter the reading of the irilnutcs

{mil New llrtinswl- , l ' . , m“ “m, E“““““tkn‘f‘f‘z‘l_l“‘lfl Q‘\‘l“‘“'. of the last meeting of the ‘Maritime Since ‘he merger Wm‘ ‘hé can‘ Board, a resolution with reference ma“ Northern ‘he We“ “ounh to the railway tiuestion, brought. frnigh, m“, m‘ PM, ‘m; Mo“ ‘nlfortvnrti by (‘apt J. A, Masters of croflgod near,‘ a,‘ m‘ Gen‘ t Wm‘ the liioncton Board of Trade was re " ' " " .fcrrctl to a committee for consid-

i“

bring about the completion of the

ed by .\lr. Armstrong anti support-

glEXllllllflfllll Housing” Committee

Will any persons who tare willing to ‘i take visitors to board, or ‘lodge or E both, during Exhibition week, kindly é

communicate by ’Ph0ne, letter, or call . g ‘

on the undersigned at Reddin Bros, Drug Store, City. l '

Importlant this should be attended’ to at once.

A. B. BROWN,‘

for Housing Committee

computational-tailing‘;