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This smart sportmdrcsa yvitlt ccari to match is made of white crepe and attractively checked and “bordered black, making a very jstrikinl contrast to this absolutely straightline mod“ .

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Hébriil Riel-ill... 2.. A A ; wolsaooi-wailrgllw ca,

t-ﬁhtpbetwaen tbeeimmiainv the shores of Inch Boisdsle were

W." - " . Hobrideam Navel- Started the Flﬂht "Never a bitfoi-itﬂhe said _"N0ne

plated that two lneh. who were not melnbe of the party. started

" fighting on the shore and that a

number oi people, naturally enough gathered around to witness it. That is,sll there was to it~

“Well, we leit loch Boisdale on March 29, and after an uneventful voyage arrived at St. John on April 7. We were treated splendidly on the boat, the ship oiilcials being very hind. Upoaour arrival at 8t. John we lmmed‘ ‘ ‘y mbarh-

-ed<on a special train {or our des~

tinstlon-and here we are". “Did the first contingent oi Heb-

'_ rideans express satlsiaction with

their new _ home; in their letters home to their means?" Father idacDonell was then asked.

“Yes, they certainly did. A num~

k ber oi them were a bit homesick . at first but they soon got over that " when they got righl down to work

on the land.‘ They wrote home tell- ing their friends what {wonder- iul oountrywoCanada-‘is and new a

considerable" percentage, oi, "the -~

people, in» the. Hebrides want .to come to _Canada. They are looking to ~it as iheiriuture home and nat- urally. are interested in any litera-

_ or our people were enraged in an!‘ . sort o! a light. it wss told however aitsr emharlration had been oom-

turs‘ pertaining to Canada. .'l‘ha'

present population oi the Hebrides is about 16,000 lnen. women and children. -'l‘h_e people are either croiters (iarlners on a small scale) or ﬁshermen. nDurlnr, the years 1982 and 1928 crop failures. were experlehced and the result was that a" large proportion oi the peo- ple were in dire want. The British

government came to their assist»

ance to some extent and then when the question oi emigrating to Can- ada was mooted, it certainly soun- ded line to these uniortilnate. hard working people. '

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to shed a little happiness around us! ' ., ". ‘ what an easy audssreenhle task

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Fictoii.‘0lltario{ia.bo be the" u: ushers" stimuli: ammo..- it‘ is tile 138th anniversary ovtila ﬁrst Methodist’

ouoslsr-Mglz-IT-iiblll-QTQ. Qljliyiiﬁi-t_7itlf_ cam _A;;

~ (Iontcntmﬂit to Friends

~ lg" that of trying to -_rerlder othersldgsjth"" °°“un3°n"‘°"‘ ‘Mm’

become satisﬁed with the

, petewith Caasdiamborn- arms

' enthused 0hr the prospects or no ‘ their‘, spare‘: moments.’ t0 ’ '

-' country, they. will. 35ml"! §illﬂ1 nlunlcans their contentment b! M" - v ter to their Blends. ‘Illltlllllﬂ "I!" ‘- that there will hsawnoleaa-lesmis- ~ 5;: D

"the Dill’

ration‘ irom" the "lslaada- We are

power to ‘at them settled. llyMW- iety, the ttlh" Immigrants A!!! society has‘ erected- ‘a number o! cottages in the north to them 1H" ger families nntll they become set- tled on the land... Biz‘ oi these cot- tages» are at Bled Door. f!" l! 5i- Albert, two at_ Calnroae and one at Wetaskiwin. ~ Here is how we

oi land from iﬁrmerrin e. certain district on a 15-year lease. We put a house on it and then instai a family. The father and sons can either hire out to this farmer or to snyother farmer in the vlc- lnity and thsnnla the iive acres to grow vegetabiesror feed as the case may be. When they are sui- iieiently settled and experienced to get s place oi‘ their own. they vac- ate» the cottage to make room for new oomers._ .We have-some rather big‘ families on the ttollrwlth us- There's Donald MacDonald of Loo- haher, who has a family oi 10 children, nine girls and one son." Then there's Rod of Bar-rs, who has a iamllyoi eight. ionr sons and iour ’ _‘ ; Lachlan Machieill of Barre, has sevenloi avillnily. tour sops and three‘ daughters. ‘and _ then . there's the lilac-Million,’ the Maobsllaos.

take it that is the kind of, people her country. '

‘amplanning to "return to the’ Heb- _rides in Julyto escort another

exclusively. lithey can be assimil- ated’ in this/district. I am anxious to:get as many oi them together,

when they, know that >lllﬁYrlf€ lemon, iriends, and that some day the fine farming district north" of Calgary may possibly be. another" little Scotland. They have behav ed splendidly all the way tli gh and» for real, honest.» hard working‘, huslcyiarmers I don't; thin! thzy can he beaten in any part '6!“

ence, and they will be abl ‘

smug “seolilsir sl-lqia: Are lmeFavorlteaj" '

frost the. hiiidly- Scottish priests lpilme Iitwrites .-with their

‘ swords, tlliiaetllly beseen‘ by the . Y enthusiastic. but resneelml neeti ~ings that the priests receive ‘who;

the‘) pass through the cars. . _‘ quid day,.~l'aither.;~ yure loolrln fine," seemed to bathe universa greeting. . ~ - The emigrants, in addition to be

wherefores oi farming as pragtiggq in western ..Cﬂlilda, are ‘very mush

lag able to; Play soccer _i’botb_silin

Dbl‘!!! loll‘! that

certainly doing everything in our;

worh- We procure five acre luci-

ihe- MacQual-ries and the. MaoCien- , nans. They are all strong and . ' healthy and willing toworlr. i ,_ Canada‘ ‘lsglooklng to, to build up . l "f ‘may as well admit" nowthatl party over to Canada- l cannotisay _‘

at this time whether or not’ they ' , will be tor the, Red Deer district . .

for they will work all the better "

world. Give them militia epperh‘ t conii *

ing eager to learn the‘ whyseml _

g - hrlnl¢ department, lehiﬂlﬂlllled the train trom Calgary to- ' "

lt waa1eai.»"=»!iod~l)6er.v however. that organisational the Soldier Land» Betti oat. Board was seen. WVhen the. arrived.

w s. was and several officials."

were at he station. No sopalernsd Father MacDoneli diaenlbarked than Mr. Woods called him over and announced" that positions had been secured for evoi’! Billion oi the train. ’ '

"That's tine," said the priestj"! hope that they are within a reason- able distance of Rodi Deer-Y"

"Mr. Woods tben produced a map which showed the district’ eirqry man llatLbeen allotsdlto. [In theliied DOQl‘ aim-lot they xtimilod to Bowden and Morn a.‘ and" every Jobavailabie to both scllool and churches. " .'

p None were more delightful =tlla<lr the» Hebridsans tllembelvea- ‘

"We'll wo “BIN.” they said, "and it will ‘ehs wll guru's!!- where, then we'll do all right" in

this country." '

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'K--'ﬂ>_worfill campaign is . , owners" ‘and- in‘ the uollq

7 . “a " ‘withiatview to securing 1',‘

meat on the board or u, H ,.l,lliiﬂ'ee.remrailons as ‘pi-oi William Louis Vail, ‘the! most active and ... qhars oi the American c010 j . ‘ﬁt-Y; Vail left his home in and arrived in Mexico in . part of 1895 in tile lnierelil Saaulraucisco Cilronlcle. became the editor and ll . The Two Republics. the old erloan daily in -Mexlco. oanle associated will: it; ("sures and Mexico Trust o lialihalrge of their land . ‘eventually leaving to eninr . eral investment business on awgoonnt, as W. L. Vail t “ irdhlch enterprise he is still e . o

Vail is a prominent . farths most prominent .-‘ Mason in this country. lie ,1 oi the Mexico and wasior many yearn

Grand C nlmander oi th v Rites oi the Republic oi

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v Co ‘ qnoe in Canada Mllclmwashold in Piston M1700. Tlills olitlioil r at Hay Bay, a few miles frowrﬁcton, la tho oiqal mimics-canton in ' Canada and the conference holly wlﬂ visit this church on Juno 4th.lt is still in a good otato otprossryatisn. " \ '

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~. a dim: on district? -

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ti. bhiglitsw“ 2'"!- ‘Kellie-ind: rv _ . " \" 4 ‘ ‘ “Within! Possible to make the learns; olwths. Hebr sans irom‘

asahoardio d Dear ‘nun y’; done by officials oi the b. P, n. and

oi the Soldier Land qisttlqnlgpr

Baird. ‘Captain H. E. Filler

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