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really 3.15, v and 8-45 Matinee-lilo and 11% Nighik-Zlic, 21c. 11¢»

Men Called Him “Thrust-him- throllgh Kerstenbroock”-

and shllddered at the mention of his name. for‘ hi! was the most dexterous wrist and the most deadly blade of Europe. i

You'll he thrilled by the vaiorous exploits of this Intrepid youth, pictured in a romance which is one of the screen's most admirable achievements.

RICHARD

BARTlllI-ztmsss

TllE clllllll GUARDIAN

SHOP FROM Woman's Catalog-

FUNERAL NOTlci-The death occurred nt the home ot her son. East Walpole, lliass., ot Mrs. Prls~ cilia Duncan, (ornleriy o! North Wlltshlre. The remains will arrive llt North wlltsllull accompanied by her son on Wednesday evenlns. and the tuneral will be held Thurs- day to North wlltghire Cemetery.

ISLAND LADY DEAD-Mrs. J. n. llvlosher (below marl-less. 1w- uie lvialcohn) o. cousin u! MH- (Rey/J W, Ryan, Charlottetown and youngest sister o! the wile vi RHY- Wllliianl lilobeod at 3.30 a~lllvyFwl 20th, was suddenly stricken lby ap- poplllexy and willed to her reward. Silo ‘visited Mrs. McLeod in WVost lape. Dundaa and Charlottetown and proved a constant helper ‘to her lll home by her residence in Kolnpt llnnlls 00., ‘N. S.

Wl-LL MEET DAlRY-MEhL-Mr. Hicks o! the Dominion Growl“ Stuff, Montreal, -will meet inter- ested dalrymen at Kenlllnctull. Tuesday, March 10th at" 7.30 and Lot 16 Wednesday Marc-n 11th same hour. 862 3-10 ii

A NARROW ESCAPE. -V\'llllc Ronald Mt-Glllvray, ti-reman oi the terry steamer I-Iiilshorough was driving irom New Argyle Sunday night, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs John Smith o! Rocky Point they drove iulo open water, pre- sumably a spring hole. off Slllitlra Point. Wcst River. The accident occurred about ‘Hi0 ilurlllg tho snow storm which ob-

scured their vision. . Wllcn the ltorsc and sll-igil vVcilli. through the llloll lifted Mm Smith olll. oi‘ the sleigh; Mr.

Slllith iolloowcll, but Mr. ‘Mcllilli- vray became entangled in tllc mills and was‘ drnwll under Hit‘ l('i'

DIOOEBAN CHURCH $0C|ETV~ lllld iirolll wilicll position hc ll_:ld

4-4 4- - fig -'rllo Annual ‘Meeting o! n. (Y. S- lulrlt-lllly lll clearing llilllnvli. l"'~'l.,,, - a’ a‘ é ’“ i will open Tuesday afternoon at ,3 )1,‘ and 31m 3mm, were unabln m L.‘ '~ -' l) ‘if’ i o'clock, blurch 17th, in Si. Paul" rcndcr any ussislzlncc owing U) Q 5 0 “a A’ ‘o1 ‘J Parish llall. Tile XHQQHIIES will con< (m “Mace cummkm 0g u“; Hwy-g

. tiliue until Thursday. The spctlkclie My

A swish of Sllk——ll kiss-n sigh. Signal fires on u distant hill Thun-

der of hnofbeata rising in crescendo. Clash of steel against steel. Oaths of anguish mingling with cries of triumph.

An earl is swept from his castle, and a monarch from his throne.

use ofvan aibconsuming love, \ .\c, this iS romance.

I I-‘ ICE EDWARD

runs. 1 ANI) WEDNESDAY MARCH 17th ANI) 18th ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT OF THE

Benevolent Irish Society

PRESENTING

“THE KERRY ROAD”

A THREE ACT COMEDY DRAMA Un er the Direction of

J. Austin Trainer SPEClALTlES BETWEEN AcTs

| a PnlcEs-sse, 50c. 75c. y Se“ “m We"! Thursday. March 12m at 9.30 A. M., at‘ |

Speedville deity Reel

the Theatre, i

iiviifl°wii “"8 a Passenger w 5"!"-

erocx clfiiiurlous

ll.\l.l1-‘.\)\'. .\illl‘('ll i).——Quotatiollsl

lllll-rlluliolllll Paper Co, ____ 511),’, Pnn-Alnerinan Petroleum

ltculillll’. ('0, 77 Southern Pncliic Co, “.._... 10415 U. S. llldtlstl-lul Alcollol Co. _ 83 llllltctl Staten Steel ______ -_ 123% (Jru. Steel (Yo, oi‘ America __ 74%

lioll ‘Pulcplltilll; ______ __

The Thrill

m. n m __ _ 'l'l'lc many friends oi’ Mra. McLeod ,,,.‘,’,Q,,,,,'IP Fm“, ' Will R1811‘ to see her again, and drama 0f _ Huwzwd 8mm‘ T 87 to wlslt her a most pil-lulalll and Spunk,“ River Com. I m8 cnjoyalllle visit to ller old holllc ' land and S611 Hivvl lrll, ul’ Ctllliltlfl _ e511,, m“! h“ “m” my‘ l Allliull ........ __ _ fill , i WW1 llullrl-lllidtl Pulp _____ __ ._ _ (‘ulludllln Siealnnllll) Com, .. l‘). _ Vwglnrtqaovalutt (‘uuulliull Steamship Pld, .._ 45% Ma" c "mi? Winnipeg l-llcctrlc ___ 4;’, Lloyd Hughes National Breweries __ 5-1 5mm.‘ Hahn“ (Jollsolilllltcd Sllleltors 69 BONDS I033 Victory _____________ __ "1615 BANKC T I h

Hunk (‘QInmQrQQ _________ __ 2m) e lluuk Montreal __.. 2.1x

llihcav-llluy, 132%; July, 1625c; Sl-plflfiil

04m," ' ‘y, 123%; Jun,‘ 131%,; If It is nasty weather. Wm‘ 130” 7 you don't feel well owre

()1lit~‘--~.\lll}', 501,5; July. can: ‘ y 300i. 51%;. I 1 i too busy to spars the time,

\\;'lli:llif .\ ny. 180' Ju y. 1R1". lll-l, 15251,, ' you don't wish to get

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. F. C. JONEB.

r ---_.-— PlCTURE

sl-vl-rnll lmolltlla of illlneas at Mrs. F.

TQMORROW AND THURSDAVJ‘. Joule, ll liillll-flllfll‘ of the ‘into

l‘iollil-ntlllt-(‘lrlollcl llenry Beer, d1’ ('ii:l~l‘iiiii(“i()Wl\. Since ihcr lmsrrlalge W0MEN'$ CLUB m TURKEY Airs. Jllllflfl has spent many stum-

illt'i‘9 ilt'l'l', lilo lzlloal. of llc-r lslster.‘

‘Many iricnlls in Charlottetown

____--_-‘ A FlR$T NATi --——i'-'—- will rl-grl-t .to learn oi’ ‘the death in

Women's (‘illilH llllvll llccolllc llll Al,“ w‘ S_ gwwqrtl and 51m was morons in ‘Flll-RPY- “'h‘"“ ‘my iluitll ll favour-lie l‘n social clnxlee. wl-rc wholly ulllllllnru ll new yviii“ Sill, was nlluoot. estlmalble lady and "an, llll- dl-lllmwt. ‘sympathy to the her-coir

7- »A-- cll lluolmnd and one aon, Stewart, and otillcl- rolatlvm ~wlll be extend- cll lily a wide circle 0i’ rlrlend-s both in tlllill ‘province and iin Moncton. (inc ‘sister. Mus. Stewart, and one 'i)l‘0lill‘l‘, AliZrc-d lln Denver, Colorado, llltrvlvo hl-r. Mrs. ‘Stewart went ito hm.“ ‘MOLIOLOH ‘when Lhcr slectgvfna lilacs: . ' no a scrolls urn, all w a

'.':§l'~"v"|%fwalmliietvliliiilfcwunbifi: lurr when slim phoned nwny. Jllllgl»

l

N‘ ‘lliyeitfiwlogliliii Nli-wllrl -it.it ‘for Mouoton 76310111“! lllorlllllg.

fill um rnluon uulaov. c

ON ...r.ll.er..§§,.iil;.e

Moulliou yclvtcrdlly ‘morning alter

this your will include lllln (truce Al-cllblellol) Worrulll, tile ltlight Rev- (‘Flltl llr. llackenicy liilslloil Uotllllulol- nnd Rev. A. ll. hloore- Prvsidellt of the Ullivcraity oi’ Kiln-ZS College.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Mr. John Corrlgan and liallliily wish to ackuowledlge the ltollolvillli; floral tributes, spiritual ofilerillgs and Muse Cardin as a luark oi‘ esteem and sympathy on Itlln loss o! a he low-d wile and mothverr-Wreatha illlnrtliall Pulllhsllluvg Co., Milasrs. A. llflilllPl-l 8t (lop-Spiritual Offerings ——Mr. and Mrs. James Illllergflll and illlllllly, Mus. A. McDollgall, Ml‘. and him. Wllllaln Coyile. Mr. and Mrs. l~‘. ltitlllur Mr, and hire. ‘Patrick (turley, Mr.

lllld Mrs. '1‘. L. Slllitll.—~Mass Cards “Mr. and lllrs. l). F. Tierney, Mr. null Mrs. )1. Killoy and ialllliy. bliss llontricl: MucM l-lluil, llr. F. (l, llou- gnn, Mr. and Mrs. Jiilfl. Sllcrry and flllllily, Mr. and Mrs. lsawrvllql,‘ Kel-

ly, lMr. and Mrs. Wlillllaln Flynn nnd tllllnlilly. M r. and M us.

film. ‘ll, lllcTzllzllo and iiihlllliy, Mr.

anll Airs. John Pmwse, lltirs. Creollil-

hull nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. I’. J.

lair-Million lllld lfalnily, llira. George

unll JilS. Prowac.

PERSONALS

.\il'. Roland Benton, Winsloe Hpvlli. Sunday in the city.

Mr. ileuluel Neill, Milton is visit-

ing tri-i-nde in Brooklieltl. Mir. Finley llliacKinnon, Char

lllcrsillo yesterday.

Iilr. A. L. Fraser,

Victoria. '

on Friday cvclling, the 10th. llnflt

(‘IMHO

dressed to go out. These

and a dozen other reasons are apt to v prevent you from coming to our store for some much needed

article, Just

Phone 219

and we will deliver the

good: promptly,

a‘ ' (Drug t Phone The RZXALL. Peso- 2.19 KODAK STORE 51>?»

and dnu gllter, lNtlfllil,

(llslrgn browse, Mr. and MN. Jae. "Flynn and iallrily, Mr. and Mus. F‘, J. Mc- Kollllll. Mr. and Mm. Thomas Flynn, Mr. nnd lira. Jollll Luud. Mr. and "0"" “firs”

Souris. in unlong the guests registered at themf-‘iigll-i loils

Aiming the passengers arriving r by lruln from Borden t0 the city 4

was ‘Mm George McLeod of Boston (lice bliss Rose Ella Traillor) who .to visit. hur mother. Mrs Patrick Trainer, 211 King Street.

oi’ lll" lcc, lllld Mc-Gilll-ruy, burdened with heavy clothing and Swillllllilll»! about lll the null-r which “'11s ill rculliy “lo1ly“ irolll tho snow, tricd to Rrcuch iirln iwi, each Hill" llu lllauagell to lll":

tile ice it llroko away, and this coupled with the lliilallva-lltulll- ol‘ lltiVillK the llorsc riwillllnilll; lll'0llllll ill the hole whicll was

about on ucrl‘ wide and long, nlcldc Mr, MISGHIVPZIYS clitoris ‘all lllc more diftlcult nnd ' seemingly hopelcas‘ Alter helm; ill-ul-ly half llll- hour ill the water iii‘ at last rllllllllgtld to lzlrnsp ilrlll ivi‘. but was so weakened he "W115 llll- uble to draw llllllsoli’ up. .\lr. nnd ‘Airs. Sllliill threw him u lull‘- faio robl- alld (lllcw him to nail-Ly. Parties living ncui‘ arrived at lll‘ act-no llnll tllc horse and s was irutlcn out. 'l‘ll~c ilorau tukcn to Mr John Slultlfs i)-ll‘ll alt Rocky Point, bllt suull expil-l-ll from lilo leiicclls oi’ mposlllvl.

Zlllr hltrlllllvruy was taken to flir- Sulillfti hulls». whore he was cllrv~ illlly loukcll air-er, and l-al-l-lns llollo lilo worse ot’ llls expcril-llllt- wlllcil iii! ‘says was tile llcztrcsl lo death lli: has ever exporlnccd. .~\ll- is reported llnviiill broken through tho ice in tllli. llull- way dock hllt was got out. szltl-ly. Still allotllcr brolcu through oll (fut Sircct, nnd was tukcn olll lly ll crowd who congregated.

THE MARKETS

i KIWI". Hllllliliél’

WTHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ '

800 to 900.

Sheep Receipts 100: the 19W sheep and lamlbg oiiferod were sold in lletls 0t hall a dozen or ‘lees and the ilttmllrs lbmulgilllt. ‘from 1300 lto 1400 and cheep 800 -to 700.

Qilotstlons Ewes 600 to 700llanllbs good 1300 to 1400, hog receipts 2,- 770. Hog prices scored anothel ml vance; lniixod lots o! good lve-lghl 31M! quality lbl-oulgut 13.50 hogs o! poorer quilllitly and ‘ighter weight sold from 1275 to 1325 selects sold for 1425 null BDWs 11w.

Canadian Pilgrims Attend Service

ROME. hlarclt 9.—~Three thousand persons todayicrolvdcd the Alllcrl- can church of Santa Susanna, for lligh Muss celebrated lby Cardinal O'Connell, lArcll-ilisllop 0i’ Heston. ilssfistrd lby lllollelgnor Splaille, of till» Bullion Arcllllloccs-lu. Pill-grilles lrolll (‘zlnnda null the United ‘Stairs occulplod a special-l section of thc clturcll. (“urlllllzll O'Connell deliver- cll llll address. - aiO-Dii-

Progress Of Votion On Church Union

(Special Despatch

'l'(Ali()N'l‘(), Murcil 9;» Till: fol lowilll; aiutclllcllt llllri llellll iasucll to tile prcss by lilo lillrl-nuhli" lll forlllulillll ul lilf‘. Jillllt Cullllllillul- oll (‘llllrlrll fninn:

"in pvraiulilll; to disparage ill" oi rurul cllllgrl-gll liollt-i wlllcll iluvl- liticiiicll lll lellil-l‘

Presbyterian Church fllolociuilllll would give lilc public lilo llI_l|Il‘\'.‘4- sloll that only those congregations which lluvo voted lloll~collc\ll'l-cllcc are worthy at‘ special notice. ldvory lllnull: (H10 lll‘ tllusli rural l-olllqroull- tlolls is all integral part oi‘ lili! l'rc..~lbyil.-l-illll Ullurcil ill Culludu. wllilo thc Association wllicil li\‘H' piscrl lllelll llus no connection willl the l'l'\*Si)y$ttl‘i;ll1 Church wlllttevl-r. llllt is nll outside orlzzlllizlliillll, ill stliutcd for tho purpose oi‘ oil slrllciillg iiH) l'lllllll,

“'l‘lle >(.'iiill't‘ll lillioll llllrcuu ililii l'i'lilil'l('ll lllu ])I'il[(l'(~‘-‘~l.‘i of lilo prc» mint volllll; ilvililtllll lliscrlllllllulillll. l-lvcry collgreutliinll, lurgr or sllltlll, \vllctllcl' for or against l'll- ioll, llntl illftjll reported allll lltldull

tilc United Cllllrcll oi‘ t‘ullullll, lllc -

to the daily allllllllllry. ll will bu. llolcll illtlt tllo ilSHOUiZlUUll ollly rc-

And such a nourishing, satisfy. ' ing; trleul! A tvvo dollar meal _rlli_.{».§hi; riot contain as much real u. lltrizilent. -Hl:at ‘tivo Silredded yVilcut Biscuits in iitu: oven,“ restore tilcii‘ crispuceszqwlilll"lull tniii; over igiicln, addiln, Liiiiiil) sail; fl. ‘lvartn, siirclug-igiilcllitll; meal tilzlt puts you on your r001. {or till: daft; ‘vi/uric. ilolllzlilll all the bftlll you ‘hectic; stillluitiic howci exer- cise. iiviost iooli ll),- itr st nlollcy.

o‘

The (‘ullndizlll i'llll'(‘(illl'liy‘vlvill-I“ (human), Ha Nlulllllfl l-‘nlh. Ulllnlill , '

_ ‘Yrs All . m ilze Slzlcds

ports those congregations wlllcll llltc against Union, nlld its only re. icrl-lll-u to those which vote for entering illc llllloll is ill dtlprclelatlou or ridicule. The lilll" can desires to clllpllaelzc lilo iol- lolvlnl: points regarding lllc proa- cllt voting and its results:

(Canadian Press) Livestock Cattle Receipts-wt MONTNFJAL. March 9.—Rccclpill oi oatilo ‘wore more him dolrbloi

- noticeable sane-e were a. couple ot

Eastern (Owilshilps at $8.50, tlttecn or ‘more good ‘blllby becves at $8 and one choice bulli at $6.50. of good bubchcr eteers brought $7.50 and a low piok- ed lot-s wro sold up to $8.00. There

l ' - 'l' l llllilihilit-ri ily \\ lld lllll ‘Jllillilllilll, Mr‘ w’ T’ Anderson More“ ‘was w“ u “Mu Twncuntwge a! Common .\ll.lllbll.~. oi iill.- Ztiolltlcal block W! 1 n 1 ' L d ' “gm ma“, in Mm ovlermg, and ,.‘X,,h,,,,,,,,, a ml or u 1e cl y yes er ny. " M luv‘, Thvuk“ A, Sim F“ “y w,‘ ‘ __.___ these ware ‘sold in most cases for New tlYrii \ir Brake‘ Co I ti“ M“ P" M‘ Nicmflune’ Anuondam $16 M sum-L 1mg hauled COWS ‘m good ‘ ‘ - --- P ‘,-_ .- i 1n. ‘vial/tors in we ell-y ll.‘ eeh iblougllt around $4.50 to $4.75 .-\llii3l‘i(,'iill Cull Co, _ 1x1 “ Jniong i ‘ » . X Am- (mr k, Imunflry CO 225% ytstcrday. lallsrlgotzllt QOWS oi’. lbcc! ityipc brought Xmmli“ "Piiiiciy 9L - 2» ' Mr. Allen McKenzie, New Gills- ln. Locomotive (.0. __ _. 14mg, ggw, N, g,’ 18 Emmy.“ we guests Quotation Butcher Steers. :\lil. Sml-ltiul: .0 ltclln, Co, __ 00 registered at the Queen. “with: 35°. 8°00 750 to 800. mo- Anacoulla (Jopper Min, Co, _ 421,4, dilulnl 650 to 700, cominlon 570 to tfllnlldillll lull-it'll: Co, __,____ l-lg Miss Ell-nu. Maclnuig, North 625; lbutcllcr heifers good, 650 to N. Y. cl-ll. st lulu. Riv. 1m. 121% Willem" i“ "Wm"! i" "w ciiy the 700' m°‘““"" 555 i” i725. will!!!“ liilhu (‘unis Sugar Co, _____ __ 1g _ lzucst oi‘ bliss Illa MllcKin-nlon, 400 m" 5505 i1‘l'4?i1i'i'(°“'9- 15000 559. (‘llllll (‘illllé S1 'u ' - l (fllllrloiilctciwn memlim 359 10 500. 0111111878 200 Ii. r lfd, _____ or)‘, . I

‘illilliifs 225 ‘to 275; (butcher bulls. gogd, 550 .to 600, contlllon 850 l0 J l

Calf Receipts. 1-182 ulllvea were one, dollar or

qualllty itilrollgllout was p001‘ land

from 800 to 900.

Quotations-good veal--1050 to

Colds

Start at night

adds to the difficulties. ‘Cold menus congestion.

anything clsc when you know it. Nvihlnx else creates such coll

castrated, such penetrating heat

And hoqt that doesn't hurt. Ting

the depths,

effectively combated.

it, the quicker the trouble ends it cornea from the modern, solenti

tlon.

command does what this cnn do

utmost help.

so ‘i-“Ffi PEPPER f5; -RUB M‘-

d! all drllulm Cl,“ (bu. New gmuilw without lb! marketin-

tllosc oi last Monday. There Willi u, wider lrallgc ‘in (nullity and ipriccs‘ _ , hold ‘mum fiwud)“ A w“, of wcillllit voic go llllu llli.‘ Ullltcd Church‘

choice 1.250, pound ‘steers ‘trom ‘tho;

more lbelow last weeks levd; tlhe

the beat llola IDNJFLIEILL Irma 900 tol 1.000 with ll. llow ‘picked olll m 1050 Mid 1100; common suckers realized

1100. anallulln 900 to 1000, common

(Most colds start in the cheat at lllgllt. Every llour you let them mu

ln the old days our grandmothers applied linlments or mustard, The modern way is red pepper. 1t so excels the 01¢! Ways that you will never use

111K heat comes instantly. In three minutes it seems to penetrate to

Baroness departs, circulation is started, congestion is relieved. You know at once that the cold is being

A cold ‘in the chest calls for Red Pepper Rub. The sooner you imply

Tile rellet will seem like magic, hut tic way to deal with chest conges- You do yourself injustice l! you do not have Red ‘Pepper Rub ever at your hand, ‘Nothing also at your

And such situations demand the

lllunity which ii nerves, "2. All congregations. which do

uutomniicallly, , " “3. To date 1,830 congregational llluvo voted. out oi.’ a iotul ot’ 4,500; ' only 510 oi‘ these have volt-ll to ro- lnalll out oi‘ tllc ifllltcd Ullurcll oi": Canada, i “-i. ‘Pile vulc lot" Vllioll cannot lll-i fairly cntilnutod, since. no lent-l than; 801i conlzrcilutlous were ulltlnlllltlila for entering tile ‘l'llil.cd Clltlrcll. and llulllTFc-lla lllorc will go ill wltll- out voting,

' "5. if tile mclllllorship of tllc llll~ illcro would be a balance of some tons of them-lands lll favor oi Ull- ion, and to this would have to he added the lnenlberallip of lllit hull- dreds or congregations wllicll will go ill without Vuilllll.

“ii, lll Suskulclllnvzlll olll of u ll>i a1 of 885 congregations, only 1L‘ hGJ/B VOUWI lltlll-C()l\C\ll'l't'll('\!. (ll tlleso twelve very fcw will be ublo lo curry oll when the l'lllolll:li llllllorltloa uru lvitlllll-ulvll, lll llrit iali Columbia thcrc are 22 non-lulu- curring congregations, lllully lll which are ulll-rocrivillg trlmrgllli. and will become defunct or l'0il\l('~ ell to llllsslon illilliilli-H will-n tllc Unionist nlillorltlca wiilldrlllv. Thi- sumo llllglli be said, lll vuryllli; lll- llrccs, regarding tho litIll‘(fOllt‘\ll'l'ill]I congregations ill lllc rural Dllfill lll the rout u! the Dolllillioll, lllcluililll; Ontario."

Mailman Iteineitlbered

A very pleasant tivclling was lipent at tho llnllle oi‘ Mr, John \Vll0d, ‘Pooh's Station on Fcilrllzlry 24th. 0n that occasion tile lultrons 0i his mnil routo llfléiclnhlpl] m prove in him tllcll- nilprccillllon for his valued services and upon illl- arrival o! tllc colupuny. All», and Mru. Wood tolsl lllclll to clljlly llullll selves as best tllcy could nnd illcy certainly dill, by dancing null llilll-l- anluselucnta. Vlollll music was fur- . fliflllhd by Messrs, lhlvld nllll llull .1301. Lloyd Jay, which was oi lhc _most unto-date kind. Vocul nclec. "m"! were 411w lliven by the null- ses Grants’ assisted by their fath- er Mr Dan Grant one of Peaks road wmldefllli Biiiltera also Mr. William Birt can: some oi the bust o! old 900KB iiiiii have n nprnlul stop dance which allowed Billie in up 1c. U"! chill). As illc hour for allcll l. jnYmlmifl i" MOD lllul come tllo wviiillilliy was culled to order and Mr- Du" Gm"! Willi filillointed cillllr ~ man who with very ilttlnlr words. explained the object o! ihtYnvt-u- "H" sililwrinz anli naked (or tile following address to be rend which was done on request by Mr. ollvor L. Jiiv nl.’ Fanning Brook, after .which Mr. Woods was presented with n very elaborate gentleman's enlsy chair nnd one o! tho moat beautiful pipca with amber mouth niece lly (lcorlw S. LBBN]. lVlr. Woods although completely tnkcn by surprise mnlln ll vcry fitting ro- ply lll his goalie tone lhnukcd one nnd nll for the honor that was bo- stowed upon him nnd assured them that he would never forget them. After this pleasing event a grand luncheon Willi llorvcli in Mrll.

liilll; rctul-llclbill their lllmll-a lli‘l‘i~\\’t“lllilt‘l‘, tllolll: with llilcu ll hull in}: illut till-y pleasant evening.

Dear lMr. Wood: (in lilil-l apt-vial the patrons I _ ‘ _ _ _ "i. livery preaching PiilCl! which have assembled ni this, your \10ll10‘,t‘l%l ullil \llll'll.',l\i typc lll‘ lllull, lll-ml wish you null liii your iliillli} i has u colllnlulliull roll is a cllngro» in try to provo lo X011 ulltlon under ihu Act, ulld cvcry small woruilipplllg unit, whether it has uiliuil fm‘ UH! tlxct-llclll collllllullioll roll or not, is o. cclltrcllvllicll you llnvl- SOrYlHi us ill time lino lilac, llllll nltllolllill 3'01"‘ "iim" Nu, 3. lll spiritual influence lll the conl-‘past amid storllls and disagrctluille is Wood you have provcu by your,

killllucss illut you un- lllllu ilud spent :1 \'i‘l'_\'l‘llllli you wl-llllcll your Wily ill olll‘ wooden but ulwzl,\'.~l .loillllli<-ull boxes witil tilc duily nouns, lllllllyjlfly _ i iilllPH alt ll risk oi‘ your lift! iiilii Now wt.- llllllliiiy ask you lll 1'01"‘ iillifii‘ "ii Wiiiii iii"? Hill liii‘ (3l!]ll illlrl Sllltiii 1'4-lll('llli)l'lllil‘l‘,i1 l‘\'i‘2lllll{, wluilllill road null ill llll iilnce yilll have for liu intrinsic vulllr, but alslll lililii rnllicibccll one oi‘ illu nlost obliuillg. lltllb on or ymn- m“. ‘rm-lip 1,,“ M.“

oll your ill tiullliPltltlkiilfl to yourself bllt always tolwn-lly mp1 mm i” ha“. y, l nlctuulru our rcul illilll‘l'l'ill~iyti(ll' wzly iilriliillii Hi1 0H iii "Viki! mnlly yczlrll us your lllilii colllll-l llllllllll-r ill till; bllrllcna of lifc e115)’ Till‘ 90'1""! Signed oll lll-hull‘ lll‘ i'4'll|\'l'9.ii

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