MARCH 19 1921 _ _
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VIARCH 1927
E T0 REFINISH A H (1 B 'Y LACQUER re OHM? y
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ng of Lsquei- sprayed on __ ____ will mike It |001( I_Ike_ K,ENTv|u_,LE_ Margh 17__'l'he 1927 6;* ‘I 4°" "°‘" 5°' nentviiie -Hockey -Cin-in tendered a '"5" W' ' - b to th visiting anxateuir of S °" Pl‘°"° 125 1°' P"l‘i°°|il?:lln<l.lilfvthe Suisex -Collis, New Bruns d°l'\ll JUN! f"°"\ 525-90 wick champions, and their own
E & following gre conclusion oi thi C0 game on Tuesday evening. The din
_ ~ ` ner - was hold in the I, 0. D. in
cha,-|°¢¢¢t°wn_ p E |g|;nd_ rooms and the Indies ot' that organ
ville -Club; Maiinger ‘lions iirown. 0!
_ Silsscx; NV.; j‘llill“ -llay. Siisscx:
Wnlfville, Pi-enitlenl nl the -M. A. il A.; J- Aiiei~i1_-Halifax; Les Lowtlier
. _ amd J .-ll. l'lnz\immle, niflcinl ref-
- ` All the speakers paid- tribute to
0 ship that- fea.t.ured the final game:
' ' .rough play, in spite of the heavy
Recelved ice conditions.
Fresh Stock
Radio ;Esta_te’s Three Owners s ' l ’
Battenes ' (ay British united Press)
-t-on Magilpr ,estate at 1,087 ncrtlall;
supply the right grsdes for
9 us up and learn o
prices for sii kind
coal We slisll bs pleas.
Eiftié Eco.
instead of soda
Fruit Gills
plnssnti hsslth
OIIIM- ~~ disappeared and I have had no
coug .
L Worthy iiiaii
Hockey Players
` Kentville Club
Viaritime champions. the Wildcats
ization catered very successfiiily tr the occasion. '
'I‘h_c tubles were -:leccinated lr
`°‘ blue and white which are the col- -- ors oi' both 'Sussex und Kcntville
Tlr. J. P. McGrath was chairman
' and short 'addresses were given 'Ili
ll. -0. filsliop, I-‘tiosldenl of the Kelli
- _ Sam -Doyle, Charlottetown. 'Presl-
dent of the M. 1”. B.: I". ii-. Kelli’
rr-ees,
the remarkable good siiortsmun
and the almost total siisslice of
‘ 1 -Sam Doyle made the hit of th(
evening when he stated that over 40 athletes had bcen reinstated tr the zunntmir ranks and before they
` _got through every one would be re
lnstated_
_ In 1 000 Years
_ _ .'ll_Qi.\’IDON, -March 18. - A recent ' _change of ownership of the Lewes-
uear or orne, uiset, reca the fact that the estate lins been
_ _ lmao
rainlftcutions in Dorset of this
O-GO'
he more severe at night than
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--__ A}lT° WRAP3. -'See our all
W00 Auto wr ,_ $2.69. A real Ilrailllfgaiin. grhglwgelg-of
-L'°~ ~ 43%.8.16,4i `
FINAL GAME for intermediate
hockey championship at Aram tm - night. Game starts at 9.15. 4479 J _ .__ _
Anrav seo sLaNi<s1'e_.ui.
other shipment just s-rri-ved. Fish. eamen now is your time -to get yan,
supplies -before the lobster season’ open. Wood .blankets at $2.50, Prowse Bsos. Lt.- _ 4393i
FINAL GAME 10| Intel
‘ 'iuedlutei
hockey championship at Arena to. night. name starts at 9.15. 4479?
FOR CHILDREN AND GROWNl
urs Too-A new bedtime strnil which starts, todayin- the Guartl|sn.‘ All' about the exciting s.tlveuturesI of Fascinating Animal Folks. The kiddies will eat it up and you will enjoy reading it too.
PLAN FOR WANDERERS.-
Victoria hockey matches open; at 9 o'ciock this morning. 4479
JUST RECEIVED new Oilclotli
ind linoleum, nil newest patterns. Ash to see them at J.' J. Laraheeu-1 itore. Eldon. _ 4424 3 17 10
BIG SLAUGHTER SALE on wall
paper beginning Monday, Marci 21st to Saturday, March 26th at J I. Lnrabee's, Eldon. 4424 3 17 19
PLAN FOR WANDERERS._..
Victoria hockey matches opens at
) o'ciock this morning. 4479
MR. C- J- G`A|-LANT, \Voodsl0cl¢
ls now Guardiaii Agent tor I-lowian and vicinity and will be pleased to :ecelve new and .renewal subscrip- tions. ‘ lil
.MEN’S WORKING SHI-RTB just
-vrrived, -goodliarge sizes. many pat. tei-nsf to choose from. Special pric- es $1.00 and $1.25. Prowae Bros. Ltd. - 4393,3,l5,4i
CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY.-
l-iulifux Wanderers vs. Victorian to- ilglit.- ~l~|7ii
TWO SATURDAY SPECIALS
in '(!liin.i. Ten Sets, good patterns and good -quulit._‘-1. twt-nty-‘_l\'-‘ti pierces. You'll he surprised :it the values, only $3.15 and $4.95 the sift. 1‘hc q-uurtlity is limited su cultic early. 'lIo|miiii’s, (ti':it`lon Sl.
LOBSTER ]F1ISHERMiEN-- \Vc
HWS .lust received u lienvy Wind irealier, sizes 36 to 46. Special price of $3.50 each. Prowse Bros. Lid. 4393,3,16,4i
REGRETS EXPRESSED-A wide
learn of the death oi' Miss Mary Ycungliushaud who has had her home for many years \vi_th her sis- er,~_ Mrs. D. O‘M. Reddin, ot' this city; who passed away March 17th, in this city, after several weeks illness. 'l`-he private funeral _takes place March liltli. to the l‘eopln's Cemetery.
OBSERVIEWS “T|MlD RABBIT
AND HUNGRY WILD-CAT". Rev. Veil Herman will speak on above su-bject in tthe C»en'tir~n.l Christian Church c-n -Sunday evenin Sub
-the day, causing sleepless-
ness liflnslly decided I would
Dr; Pie:-¢e's Golden Medical covery and by the time 'I had
one hottie I -was entirely
nl the bronchial trouble-my
li since I do tsake anything weakness or
trouble, with s think a person better for
Ontario st. 'et your fnafgh-
Buihlai N. Y.,
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°I>°_ration for qppeudicitls at_ the City Hospital.
Justice Mathieson. entertained at 1 Dtettlly arranged Shamrock Bridge Thursday evening in honor oi -Mrs-. Maynard MacDonald, of Montague.
Legion under the Presidency ' ot’ Mrs. W. S. Stewart are being c0l\l!ra!ulated on the success of their annual Siianirock tea Thurs- fl8Y afternoon. The rooms, were Pfelllly decorated with Sl1umrocks‘ fand flowers and were pleasantly _filled during the at-ternyocn. The |°“Ully table was in charge ol Mrs.
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£1/irs. Henderson and Mrs. Manning `BH8Ha1l were responsible for the lwcll filled refreshment table, Mrs.
lcake which was won by Mrs. ‘Led- _wei1. Tea was poured hy Mrs. Mc- Cready and Mrs. Bagnail and they were assisted by the mem-bers cl (119 Allxilltiry in the pleasant _flillle-W Di' dl.-'pensiiig liospltably.
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attended the King and Queen when Their Majesties honored Admiral of the Fleet the Earl and 'the Countess Beatty with Their pre- sence at dinner ut 17 (ire:-iveiior
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Padnrer. Ivfilnister. Services. Sund-.iy
-Prlncetown Road 3 p. m.; \\'>lnslot~
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circle oi' friends will regret to’A ml p my
March 23rd in the Church. 448;’
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CUlT.~Suudny, March 20th. 1927.
Mrs, F. C. .\Ic(,urd\ all ct ’l‘iur0.
North 'Rliver ti-asit week the guests of Rev. W. 'R. amd' Mrs Mocwallretr
The Week
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Mrs Mathieson. wife of 'Chief
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‘The ladies of the »Canadian`
(Uh) Crolren and Mrs. Cook, while
UDP.) Dewar lotteried a beautiful
‘.\li'S. T. W. L. Pl'OWSe leaves
this morning for Ripley, Ont., cal- led home by the dcatli of her fath- er.
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iThe Dowalzer Cotiiitess of .Vilma
Square on March 3. ‘
CHAMPIONSHIP HOCKEY. -
linlIt'u.\' \’V.ilulei'i-i':i va. Victurins io- iilght. -H70
IN SEA VIEW HALL, .\Iun|I'.t)'.
lilui'<‘li lllst n t'oiu~oi'_t. and pie sin-iitl lnitiles with ples fi-ee. ~t~i7l i.o/tome LT\/Taiioes .it Ni..-iii
\\'llli~\lilrc Wednesday ul'lt~ruriun l\lai'<~li llflrd Iiurry Jeiikius.
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WINSLOE SE-RVIOES--Tlie lin-
!-t-ed Chuircli ot’ Canis-tl-a, Rev. \V. ~li.
N[L'i.noh 20: illiglifielld 11 it. ln.;
REV A. A. Mci‘.EOD, Temperance
Alliance Secretary will lecture ut 7.30 p. ni, in Belfast Public Hall. Eldon Tuestlay`,’March 22nd and at Valleyfield Wednesday eveniris.
HAZELBROOK BAPTIST CIR-
Preacliing services at Cross Roads 11 ti. m., Alexandra 3 p. m., Hazel- brook 7 ii. m. Sermon "I go away but I will come again." Rev R. VV.; Lindsay, minister. _i
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_ __ _ _ CHARL(_)TT§lTOWN GUARDIAN_ __ _ _
i Central Guardian lilappenings 01
NEW ISSUE -
Subscrlpiions have been received in excess of the amount- of this issue (Of this issue $2,000,000 has been ivilhdraivn for sale in the United States) ` '
- $4,000,000
Abitibi Power & Paper Company, Limited
_ 6% Gold Coupon Notes
To be dated Much 15th,' 1927. To mature March l5t.h, 1931. Principal and semi-annual interest (September l5th and March lilhl payable at my branch of The Roysi Bunk ot‘Cansds, in Csnsda, or, at the option of the holder, at The First National Bank nf Cin: ago. Chicago, Illinois, or at The Farmers’ Loan 6 Trust Company, in the City of New York, or at The Royal Bank of Canada. i..~r\.*.iii\.
_ England. Coupon Notes of $1,000 and $500 denominations, with privilege of registration as to principal. Rcdnciiiaiik as n v-'liulc 1.: ::i
Port on my interest date on sixty days’ notice, at the option of the Company, with the foilowingprcniiumsz 2% if redf:r~1ctl ev: ei before lhrch 15th, 1928; 1V2% if redeemed thereafter and on or before March 15th, 1929; 1% if redeemed thereafter and on or L':i`¢_~r<: March 15th, 1930; yé of 1% if redeemed thereafter and on or before September 15th, 1930, and thereafter at par until mutiirity, in each can
with accrued interest. Trustee: Montreal Trust Company, Montreal.
_ CAPITALIZATION
As at December 31st, 1926, but including this issue ofNotcs, the Company`s capitalization was as folIows:-
Funded Debt . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
. Four Year 6% Gold Coupon Notes, due 1931 (this issue) . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .
Capital Stock:
7% Cumulative Preferred Stock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .
$8,943,600* 4,000,000
1 U00 009
Common Stock, no par value . . . . _. _ . _ _ . . _ . . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . .. 250,000slitire1i l
*Since December 31st, 1926, First Mortgage Bonds aggregating $292,500 have been paid and retired, anfl
- $134,310 has been paid to the Trust Company as sinking fund on General Mortgage Bonds.
Preferred and Common Shares ranking junior to them Notes have an indicated market value, based on current quota.
tions on llse New York and Montreal Stock Exchanges, in excess of $23,000,000. At current rates. diviclcni-.ln now Iicing plid on the Compnny's Preferred and Common stock amount to $1,320,000 annually, oz 5'.-2 times the maximum Interest chsrges on these Notes. Prior obligations are being progressively reduced through Sinking Fund anti Serial pay- ments of approximately $700,000 per annum. The Company covenants that, so long as any ef the Notes remain out- _
standing, no further bonds or debentures secured by mortgage will be issued upon its property, unless such Nates are -'
secured equally with lush further bonds or debentures. _ _
_ Complefe circular, copies of which will be .eiipplied upon rcqucsf, contains u It-/ter from Mr. Alexander
Smith, President of fhe Company, from which /hc /ol/owing is suniniurizeri .' THE COMPANY: Abitibi Power Bs Paper Company. Limitcti, one of the largest
l`ICWSpI'll1l [)£1p€1` Zliallli-
facturers in Canada. has been uniformly successful since its incorporation in 1914. its properties. in northern Ontario, were originally acquired and have subsequently been added to and operated with careful iegard to the factors essential to a low cost mill: large puipwood reserves of high quality, ample water-power, ready access to large consuming markets, and satisfactory selling connections. The Companjfs potential resources, apparent from its inception, have been steadily developed. It owns today, directly or through its wholly-owned subsicliaries, 2 modern no/wsprint mill of an annual capacity of 160,000 tons. complete with its own sulphlte and grouizciwood mills; a modern sulphitc mill of an annual capacity of 50,000 to 60,000 tons;'Crowu timber limits <-stii::.'it't-d to contain not less than 13,000,000 cords of spruce pulpwood; and four hydro-electric power plants having a developed capacity of 115,000 H.P. Taken as a whole, these properties, located as they are and managed by 0 a skilled organization, represent an industrial development which it would bc difficult fo duplicate, in vie~,~,- of the
rapid decrease in the number of sites favourable for a successful newsprint operation.
ASSETS: Net tangible assets, after deduction of all funded debt and after deducting $10,5l0,077.57 oi' rest-rves. -
as-shown by the Company's Balance Sheet at December 31st, 1926, and after giving
effect to this tinsnring,
amount to $17,847,893.62 as against $4 000,000 of these Notes presently to be issued. The values at which
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fixed assets are carried on the Compsny’s books are conservative. _
EARNINGS: Net earnings, available for interest, depreciation, depletion and Dominion income taxes, for the
Give years ended December 31st, 1926, have been as follows:
_ 1922. _ _ . . . . _ . . . $3,614,837 .1924 . . . _ . . . ._.$4,385,552
1923... . . . . . .. . 4,279,579 1925. . . . . . ... 4,240,337
1926 . _ . . _ . ,_ _ $4,254,594 `
Average annual net eamings for the five-year period werc, therefore, $4,154,979 or over 4.9 times annual
interest charges on the Company’s entire funded debt at December 31st, 1926, together with the interest on these Notes presently to be issued. In addition to earnings derived from operations, the Company now-has other sources from which income may be expected in future. These comprise its ownership of the entire capital stock of Abitibi Fibre Company, Limited, and its investments in the capital stock of two aiiliated ncwsprint manufacturing
companies.
We oyer these Notes for delixry if, as and when issued and received by us and subject lo ilu
approval of our counsel of all proc dings, ai- -
_ _ 100 and accrued interest, to yield 6%
u Peabody, Houghteling & Co. I
» - _g ' - ' ` The above statements are not guaranteed, but are based upon information which we believe to be reliable and an' whI¢h'\U¢ 060031! '
C0” in the possession of only three dit- ,lect wi-l-l he ‘based upon OBSERV-5 BAp1n\5~|- 3ERv|¢E§_ Norm, _ P“f¢haSl“‘-4 “WSC ‘°'~`U‘i*l°»“-
__-fill' Royal Securities Corporation, Limited ‘l.
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first holy week and the tragedy of who died suddenly a fe\v days ago` "'“T" I ‘__ _ .___ ,
.. Calvary. 44-as 3 19 smvvtn .iii the Prince rzdwiird Island Hon- "-\lr- ‘D\1ft‘_¢f1\1;_`lrv\\_I3_i;-_Gillis _([1__’___‘_‘_fIL' Loxoox. .\iii.i~t»:i is-~ riii-.-0
Reta Pickering of Hunter River, A-_ __ . Dual “ml whose f““°ra1 “"8 hem ‘Tre `m"'Chm,|0t,e_,_.,w__ ,m'.._ years ago the 'lie-a\itit’\iitNlinc. i_.uii\-
tlesi,-es to |,h,,,,k her many friends FUN !Y€Sl€l`dBy. ‘ wwr- 'attending _tho _D'S_C_ and giillxi? Smeiauski tllsuiiliearerl troni
iii emu. sanvi __ . --- ‘ __ ' ' . er 11.
§§§__,‘_‘_°l§__‘_,;? f,,,,,,,.a1 of ,he me Mgéfloseplfléf iN Aoo|rioN 'ro Hoi.iviAN's Lvliléfi-(__1::|@\_f;t_:“-:__ll;:_f$_§’_f1°";’§d ' rim iiiontiis duo. wins siai-iiis envement -Cotes was hem from her rate WSL big dinnerware sale -ibcginuinig _Ile _hens or ur md ,)'h_g_ _Bee_,_i‘.n nhanghai, bei. iiiiishaiiil. who
dence Sou-gh Milwn to Milton Cem_ S-1lUl‘<ll1Y Ul_€Y 3"? 05811118 tw!! (‘_ _F Q reet~ ~ » t:.luxciI her, -received inl’or1n:itinu
_ em,-y on Saturday’ March wth -splendid ‘Chinn l'l‘ea Sets, ttwenty- l»“'t““ '~- - which led thi-ni to believe that she
The se,-vices were conducted _ ‘lltwo pieces for .culy $3.45 and $4.95 ' ‘ was in -Berlin l-le left -China ns
l R l / "y th s t Yo l' fi soo sslble tinlyw-nt io licr Do Y gtg _Mx-_ Johnson T, H _ _e e . ix calraviays nd use 1 _ _ _ u ss po _ _ t L
ou COUGH? ers were Megs;-5 _y0m:e grockzfgg lf0l' fl. Pretty Set. ot this kind and at _ lin to look ter -her. l
itobert w,,ekS_ Walter _C“m8' I these prices youll not want to mise- _ That, at least, was the touching Jam,” R_ Mcmman. Conn Mcbure-__ti,¢m_ }{01nm|i'_~; Gi-anon |5_¢_ l story which thc elegant husband and is.-i-3.110,-d vlckemom (putrloii 4460 cH_AR_|_°<T-|-E1-0w|\ _told wsen he urrlvtvd til the head-_ Neuse copy) I -__ DUNN 38_42iqnui‘ti»:i'.~' ot' the Berlin police iii
ANNUAL PICNIC. -The annual . ` ' ' ` ` ` ' ` ` ' " .-_.';glCllS`l0d3'-
"*" lindool. manic fm. the junior pupils gig* ' ` ` ' " ' ' ` ' ' " ' ‘ " §5_'62t "We nr: criunlly anxious to find _
smpA|_ g-°U_p,_E SHOWER” of zum church sunday seiiuoi was H” ” 'm,._ iiiie gmtioiis iiniv." _-...iii uit- .mit- _,A very .;n,,_ere,_,,_¢gm€ oven, wok held in the church hall yesterday [._§'_.’;“b_,' " 30 ‘f-at who wclconii-tl liini. _ plince -on Feih_ 9_ ,N me Home ,__.[.|afterhoon with over 300 children 7 k 13 _ “l’ll-use do your .iiest." imliloreii and Mun,” _Amnson _M,acm_"a__' _mlb in atteiiilniice. A dainty supper 35 _Im .____._h“nd_ .who was g|\,en_ ,O “n_l _ vit;-w_ w,),e,,_ ,I ,mlacelhneolw m0w_ was served by the teachers and `_ " ._0__m|tlei'.»‘tniid that they had n little mat I
9,-_ ,mdermhe ,uhm-,ces M ma Lam others. An interesting program éotatocs swag )... ;_R_ _ti tn clear up with hum first.
iris' Aid of Wiest .River Unimd ‘lf games ‘VW CIWTIGII DDI Mi¢l‘ ‘“““'°” °_ " _ lI_- lraul, ii apps-ars, been stainl-
(;hu_,ich_ was temiwed a newly candy distributed to the children. “T STEWART ,ing on the lin-;~k platform of u.
weaned _couple _wr and M. R M" after which the affair was brought ' lst-rect car with three other pas- (7 ' ‘ ‘ N ° to a coucllision. ‘Billler ‘ ' ' ' ' ' '" 35* .~iengc:_4- our oi' whom was n bnnkl
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, emggvgf Cumlbenland. About sev- _______ idggs ....8-v l_m_W_ng,_.,r who ______m(_n]y dmcm,e_,__ “.,hen`a“,§;dBsaus1__;V_§;3eam5§:':['r[$’;'Z TRINITY CHURCH. he Early omfl ' 2g_6olt`-it i~l:»zit a packet of .ii11_uk-notes had
. _ _ ‘ prayer metiniz at 10-a. m.. morn- -~I’°i-\\°@f* - ~ ;»i-rn taken :mm ins pneitei. ‘
of ibohengn-'ins wedding ma.-rch | 1 pm-1, 13 1.2 b
WGN hmm mm _Im]_e_MhS J,e§a__6_liig_serv ce_at 1 u. ni., subject ~ - ~ ~ - - ‘ The nies-ssngsi' dcniandoii that Maummlm' and Mast Ann _ The Cliizrchs Task. Music lnclud~ ~ - ling th-;-gn other passengers on thi- _ |_ - ~ ‘ "I os solo Love not the World '. IW 'B‘"““` -~ 35” linrlr platform should be -_<c~ai~cheil,
HMMW' “B m'ml“'L“‘I`° I5’-“G “fm Miss ll lltiostis and nntheml ‘Fil B 23'”'30l
__ ., . - W 1 F ' ‘~ ' :mid as the cm' was stopped by trnf~ .51-`°¢`"'» ‘l'|`9'Wv il 8111714? i`l€00fl’8¢@<| choir "Praise the Lord." Sunday ‘0-t‘l>‘ -- .- 60” lf1._|us|_ in from Og ,h | nw.. _W\\~K0` __fI. Jaden with vamious iiyeauti- School and liihle Classes at_2.30 pp Hay . $12 m°_,,, the m,,5ser_g,:.-8 "n:,.{s;§w _w,,,`
_ t -‘W-€‘~'1’°9»IWl° 'U09 'D8-rlfifr . whore m. Evening service at 7 p. ni. Potatoes 45-65_lcom_p|,ed`.wm, '_-1-'he' nom wen,
--Photo by Kennedy. Mil' 'wld *Mins can-ie occupied ii Rev. Col. G. 0. Fallis of Vancouver ,Pork . . . . . . . . ... 13 1-2 'mum-1 'in the pocket of ta"paesen-g¢\r- ont.-“l caught a severe what position. -Miss mlm-ie Mac- win pi-egch on "The Pi-oitienior M°N""\°U¢ lcaiied-niesiiseh, and vviut M. -smtii-i could not seem to get rid 'D°"Wl‘l» $08161* of the *In*-ide. un- World Peace." Miss A. Dammareii Butler - 33”” lanskl failed -to understand was'
It just cling to me and dually W\’9»Di7@d the gilfts, wihiie Mrs- iA.K. will _sing “The Lord is My Shep- Eggs -... .. _ . . . ... 28- lwhy he shuum have _been ,_,,-gated
mvmy b,.0mhf§\ mms c,m,.Mc1f'tl\ee tread' oh? aioeolznpanysdig htmd ‘and ttliizhchoge-“will renrgertgl %nis[.......... . 226410 with ,;,;m_ ‘
|_ h WINGS. mlm o Willie eau w sng o e rces o e onaes.,.._.._...... -'_ _ .- "_ _
a lot of troube T e cough much 'nm hcl of as Loran' Everybody welcome. 'Pork H _M 13 1-42 VII lt is a silly mistake. he said
ns cu uded s '-*-‘*°°"“* . ` -`- --'-‘---~ ' face to face with nie very man wtm '
singing' "ser the-yfie e Psnsonate ; _ _ Wm he", me .,,, ,ind my ,im ,..|f,,_--
s°.°d couple. utter which Mr. -- . Stop Falhng Han' i in -win explained in him that ev.
on behalf of bl soil! and Mess-rs 'ltupemt Geinret and Stuart .- }@ry¢.hiM, meg;-1,19 would be.-,|0119 in
expressed _'s_incs`rc,MauGu‘eg-:hr ol»East Balt/ic were re. ' with Mlnsrd's. it stimulates 'find me input-ifui Mime_ 3m_@;;,,n.
all those. prmonil. I0# cent vlziltons to itiliie city nnrl at the _ the growth ol the l|alr.~ Bw Iski. ibn.; .for the present he must ._
and generosity. A tnsiptdsit Mouse. Nontih Rilver. dandruif. #remain under arrest because -the.
by ----- f 1 " ' ‘ ireoonle of ‘Bevriih police .lihowed=
rem'_ r of .'Mir. Rdbevrt =M‘ac'G~re°go\r o ildaet '
S. ‘koibeviiston ‘ Mid'
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' -ferent families in 1,000 yea,-_§_ The EIRJS ipicture of the '-t_|m'1-(1 ,-3.1-'»,;1fm_,m_ Field' S_m_du Mamch 20_| '_ _ s.i;.g5_:g_gs,ss,s.l-l1Ll11-l11L'u-*1-lLLl1111u»ss- _ _ ___ _____________________,___
M ‘f;‘=\f_,\~=s _.seg _yy gy 1,13; °,‘;_‘~;_,_“‘};_°efy,_ ;;i'Me~'_ vf Sgt-in-1-»-»--~ 11 -_ <i'»------- -ies me __ _ -- ~ - _ . .
am yas ar ac as c ' ' < 6 "- .\‘ uirazet is-un~r~gh.. _- f - ;.fu» .dj -- )_ ~ _ . _ _ " "1
William the Conqueror, :ci ivretcii. dvi-iviug his c-hi'ld're:i to`-_\,~€;,(;.:§l,.’;|v;,. 3L;_uJ,;§_'€;_(,sn_8 Ci-ifgléyi Miss ‘-Bessie -Russel has retuvinedl _ SUMMERSIDE __0W__;M_ neayi- _V.it=nnn where fiiniiiopris. In _:i recent exain*na1lon cut#
dowei- houses and .lie sttreet” etc. tPi.ctu.re ,gp-gy main m_ Commun ,they ,my umm ¢m..hcine after ispendlng ‘a few iinysiBUtt€l - - - » - - - - ~ - ~ ~ - ~ - ~ ° ''~ 1;" [__ -.vhn-li _-sd tiisnpiicmr-il irmn hen-
lL»e\vesi'.cn chapels. including tiie".rue but ‘son‘i'ctliin~:,' is le-it oiit.lLm.d h_u_E,t ,mo ml _Him and Helwlthhsrgm11tlpnrents*M'r and )lir._e_Eggs :U 60
. bcauttiiul shrine at Slierborne l‘hat -scimeil-h-ilu; will-l /be told Still-§_.m,1,]1'»b.,5,,_,_. 1,, _to pa_..,,_- “r_ R_ ,M__,L,__l.]olu1 Hteivnrt, Brookfield. Outs .-<1-X -' *MW dolls ich 00-“Y “'lll‘l\ lll<‘ l°0ll“"
_.__ Abbey, are evidences of the wld: lay nighil. A welcome to nil. “~,,|k.e,. _\1i,,;gi¢_r. l ` '°'i '_lf“y ,-5 l‘“l’l"’“"‘l U’ “au
__ _ ‘ ' ' ______ i -Air. John Gi-ll-isbie, North .\lii:oi1_-lfitiitot-< mln- 1-_Yi 1 I r Wk Jn h Hu ani ly, whose line cmne to nn end ON T»HU»R$DAY lltiarcli 2-ith A1-1-.5Np|NG FUNERAL __ n v_":ias returned -hoinc -utter spent 11:: __ iii -- ~ - - - - ~ - ~ » »~ " ’- ci ii-cs ruin w - _ it-i t-__ A i' .- in 1584. Viouseignor Benson Lenbeii play, John Mulch _“vs_ Frank ;.~u|¢§n_ltlic winter uront-lis ivitli. his uzit-lc_ KENSINGTUN liowcvei-. rtsuined -as soon as pos-
'Tixe land lies in the t',1_ni`ous "The Upper Room" -will be p,-5.2 “N W M 'F-erguson and My am|i.\li'- Emi] ],-n-rd. -Ebenezer.
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U ackmoie \alc _l)is_trict,u thesented for the first time in Chai ., - _ __ = _ __ __ K, _F_,eD_ Eggs __ 3,... ,,,\,,,l. ,,m.e9a_,,1_., place,-_
Vale of Little Dailies in Tess l0li»€i0WI1 by the pupils of Notre are guests at the Xlctoria Hotel. -.\I1.~- Ima-lc -Lidsione, oi U _Hn sn g Q _
,ts #_ _ -i ` . , » ~ _ _V....-~-.--.....» ..- ‘ ,' '.'. L" .’~ the d'_`mewmes‘ Dame Acadomy' 'W8 trust that They “me to [hc Island to ‘aL'lm“" P' I' “lm-lb. spe~mh'x-l-g 'i1cl‘l-‘otiuacs ._ :lil -.»-» sire more licartily than to uniti-
niany will lie pleased to have the tend the funeral of the late Miss ivllllcr \\“-hh 1191 lI=i'1il‘l‘le'~ -‘;s`, ` _,_,___<,,,_._,___._./_.__
-- opportunity to wiuiessfuus usefull iii.. ivei-.teh ieti.-.-ii .i....¢..i-an iii- U. Ku- ef *S‘~°“"“‘°-,Ili ‘f’”"‘““ »
drama which l”`l|l$S U5 Dtwk t0 thc' the Fiist United Churcli. Tluiu. llfl Jlfmtlillfgiilers in lon "U In The -S Tea COS
"'“ nz: jewclieis, were discovered in 11
-The tliscnvcry led to a prolong-
Iiilttlél' - . - - . - . - ~ - - ~ - ~ - - W* sibli- and took the conleclerates Oats 55-- io Rome. Cairo. Stockkliolni. ullli
Tlicle is nothin t"`i\ poll l‘
_tlie two wives to their loving hus- bands again.
dates were asked -to ex1>!s!l_i___F§
he
meaning of the following: rl'>niii~ratt- was fousvt-een ~po_’a; nine." this -'bright youth -ze-plied: “lt nicaus t’o\u'tec'n died last moms and iiierrw nine on the point of doulh_"
- - - _-O-0-0-'- --- -- Des-igiieti -fur use on sh?-
iion-iii. a new tennis ,exams li\w been iiii-enlerl in uihfrli ba-‘ills »a...'~s u.in'ic'd at. targets, from u'-hic.hi they return Tu' <?h1i-ics t'i be struck Will
but at any rate it hs-s brought me _
cross-currents of life.
us direct.
' that -he and ibieebaoh were confed-
Austria. Eng- .
ilmve 'been t '
few '
__ yearn ago vliia
HIRTY _ pcmus merchant with zi business
worth $50,000.00. His ambition _was to develop it to it value of $100,000.00.
For months, he resisted all arguments
to buy lift: insurance, but, finally. SigI\¢d an application and received a thirtpyear
endowment policy for $3.000-00- _ ' i At the end of thirty years hc wanted to retire. But times had changed. His business had not grown. as he expected. Instead of the $10.0.000-00 °f hi* early ambition, he salvaged only $11,000.00!
Accumulated prohts had brought the total payment he
received on his $3,000.00 endowment to $7.290-Q0f _
Thirty years ago he had little or no use for life insur-
ance. Today he says insurance is like In anchor in the
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‘ I th M :ual Life of Csnsds is
equigggdrfgrxllnyzfilvibtzut clit dllifercnt policies or wrils
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years ago, he was a. pros»
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