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FRIDAY. 'i~ni: <:nAi<Lo'r'ri-:'rowN GUARDIAN _ _ NOVEMBER 20

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A Demonstration of Distinctive Gowns ' ° F RENCHSHIRE o o BLACKSHIRE SaturdayNov.21Only

Mr. Brodie, representing the makers of these outstanding garments will show them here. and will he pleased to take special orders for individual garments.

° 0 Day ° » Afternoon ° » Evening

V DRESSES $1675 io $4950

This is your opportunity to secure a dress that is expressive of your own personal style and choice.

*I ‘ You a1'e cordially invited to see this

demonstration.

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. Rev. Fr. P _ F.

MacDonald

Keeps Silver Jubilee. with Mi5b°|‘3Vl°"

Charges Students

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i and non-Catholic youth alike within ' f the towns confines.

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The Rev. Peter F. MacDonald, re- of Manitoba., declined to oommgni, - E D. feried to is the son ot the late James tonight on ohargesby Roy, w_ Gog. _ '_ ' »- V1 __

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'James B' and M155 Li-mlm Mac' the college drank and mlsbehaved 2 LBS _ `

ntaiia paper will be interesting WINNIPEG Nov 18 - Sidney E NUDE W FCIBUWS Bhd f1'1€XidS B5 Smith, President oi the University

“lid M1111’ Ellen MilC~D0Ua1d. Of don Maclean 'before Manitoba , - _ _ West Si Peiefsf and a bmihef °fM1' Presb erlan Synod that students ot BONELESS

Donald, of West St. Peters. Fr. Mac- T during ,_ dmc, m B hom here_

D°““1d is “ €’“d“°*° °f 5*- i President smith i.-. former dean or FRONTIER STANDARD

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Dunstance University, having ETB ' _palliousle Law School, Halifax. _ LB. _ __ 2 1 c N0 Q TH?

uated with B A degree in 1901 He Charms modem youth mm made his theological course in St.‘ ml 1 an d .mmm rn . EA(/H l'iC

Pl.ul's Seminary. Bt. Paul, Minn. mein annie; an manga u eie _ TINS

'since his ordination in Juno isii ho* 5° " " U' W Q 2

i ` oonon-nod, asv. Maclean dried rho iafnzgied me Diocese °f Helena University students as an example LB' * "- ` ` et M mu oi modern young people and said _

Butte.-Tlie unpr en ous e __ '

town of Walkerville, directly north at me dance In question nearly » . or surro, was drive with o spirit oi _';;_”’°”‘° °“"'°d “ ““l‘ ‘“ hi’ ”°°' BULK 2 LBg_ 1 A 7 c

,religious enthusiasm Wednesday

One man, he said had nearly

oct. za, it t hour io - - _ . i as Se a wmmem "neon kuiod" by oomos ihmwn our OAK LEAF

:chool-built under the direction oi’ Father MacDonald-to the Catizolic

make against the students' behav

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I The festivities opened with Solemn LUBAKA. Rl10d¢51B- -Colifronted _ EATONS ' ` -_ F I S ll _. ‘ Mass at which Father MacDonald

orate the 25th anniversary ot the

i ordination oi' the Rev. Peter F. Mac- °f h°tel Wmd°W5 during the dame- ~ 2 N0. 1 TIN

j Donald and io open tho doors or sr. H- C~ M¢F“fl““°» ’“““°€°' °f *he ' c

gloawrence O'Toole's new parochial h°te1- “id h° md 11° °°mPl°mi' W . 6 TINS

by a snarling lion, a missionary c

was oelebrant, the Rev. John A, hurled hi? Bible at it and the lion _ LB_ __ ._ Boneless

Delance oi' Laurin, deacon; the R.ev.i tell dead. As the missionary con- _ CODFISH LB __ _ J. O. O'Brien, subdeacon. and thei tlnued on his way he encountered .5 EATONIA “ ’ Rev. W. P. Joyce oi' the sacred Heart ui mnii reloadini; his zun. `i -lr--*_*--%

parisli, rnaster oi cerinonies. The, Rev. Denis P. Meade of Missoula

prvnclied the sermon. and the Rt.: Rev, M gr. Victor Day, Vicar Gen-_

eral ot the Diocese of Helena, rep- resented His Excellency' the Most

Bishop oi’ Helena, nt the blessing and raising of the flag, which was, 'a gilt of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Ladies' auxiliary 1448, and

at the solemn bles ing of the ne-w_ school. l

All the activities were under the ‘

supervision o” the Rev J A Roo-i

Donnld's parishioners and friends in Western Montana. The o_her purse, wus a gift oi the Ancient Order of ‘ Hiberniaris, division 1, Silver Bow. country. and was made by Charles;

Rcv_J0_.-,Cph M_ Gilmore, D_ D_,;Gallaghcr. I~‘atlier MacDonald is.

chaplain or this division or the? lilbernians.

The civic banquei's pr'ogr'am was

.is follow_: Toastmaster' Ed Ren- ouard; violin selections, Miss Marie Sullivan, accompanied by her sister, Miss Ann Sullivan; vocal solos, Fritz Lenz, accompanied by Mrs. Kathleen ,

- _ _ _ _ i i ney. suiicriiiieiideiit' of 'Catholic 'Hams 0'K0@f0i VOCR1 S010. M15Si

` _ do 51 "gy_'-'f_;3-'=7m7iV";eV v Y ' 1 H education in Montana R

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_._,____,____,__ _ A --_,q A I A S S t e Vi _s ci p if. E , dent of Carroll co`lcgc I-lelern; i_=,r'__,.,. .ij " ‘ ‘ . , _ .- _ _ _._,.__ff_.,, V 1 Fa.hers J. Rorn 5, Patrick

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_ ._ __ ______,________._;__;______ a Primis who were D1...-_..nL f01~_¢,i,@|Dougherii__; vocal solos, Mrs. Kath- _ . = ° d occnnnn included the ai. nov.” Iccn I-inrr O‘Keefe.ri1avir-shcr Own ' _ Msg,-_ victor Dai-_ iho Very Red i iiccompaninient; St. Ann's sod ility,| "">‘”*§i “ii J - ""`°"" ` » . ivrsgr. J. C. vviileiin. the vow? 1'~‘rif¢=<-‘med by Mrs- Frank MC-‘ __- '_ _______»,____ ‘ IRM. E_ p_ G;im0r.._ Hgicnn; 111;- ! Donald; Young Ladies' sodaiiiy. Ll ii 1 ’R,cv. Denis P. Meade. Mis ouln, Miss Catherine Sullivan; Holy Name U fi 1 _ ` h ~r~ nov. iz. .i. iiii i. r~si- ocieiy' william P. swiivzm; Parish

Q” ,_ I . , orgnriizations, the Rev. Denis P.

Meade; “The Priests," the Very Rev. Msgr. J. C. W_llglng; “The DLocrse,"

_ _ the Rt. Rev. Ms:-g. Vic_ori_n Day, V.

'I’_j:¢‘,'~;"_;;%§/° I monzi; J. J. i'7'L;enr;: ;l_\', Bo.'i~:ii..ri; G.; rcszpoiise by l<`aLlier MacDonald.

‘ l ` ""~\ William Curran, Aincoiida; John The Rev. D. P. Meade spoke on

K`\,__ A Only lwellty five Of _ Delano, L:.ui~in; H. Defgney, Eiircka; the Holy Name society, outlining its

1 -’ f ` _--' ' f- "~"-'- ’ v`~‘ -` these and they are 'Joseph Corinth. 1~l<~i.~nn: J. 0. Orisiii and its iioivcrfiil good Hmong

O'Brien. Ringling; Fred Tracy, Frcneiitowii Jrimc Ke ly, Boulder

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‘I ' `l_l'__-'lid D. P. Meade' Missoula; George Imniaculiiie , Ccnccp'.iou church

. Gcrnrr, John Morrirsctiic. both ol Butte, dwelt at length on the

, ' 7 Helena; Don Sullivan. Anaconcla; A. apostolic spirit tha; has evcr been

_ E J. Harrington, Whitehall; W. P. cliaroc‘.ci'i.sLie oi Priiice Edward v » Joyce, M. M. En7,li.<l\, J. Slieelmn, E. island and remarked that religion

`-` 0 C. Hanna, Michael Pirnat. Ruvell l ' ' EH1brO1deY€d sohoidior Peter Bron. du or Bute; d

At Clearing Prices Linen §":,:~.:“.f:.’.‘.‘_“;i..i;‘i;i.§;‘°.1’::.:‘.1;:

Brother Reed, both of Butte, were

Odd lines of Linens LUNCHEOD "’°°°“*~ _

52x52 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 1.50 on sale 52x70 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 2.00 on sale 54x54 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 2.00 on sale 1.25 set 54x54 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 1.65 on sale

Colored Linen Damask LUNCHEON SETS

54x70 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 3.00 on sale 2.25 set 54x70 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 4.50 on sale 3.00 59x80 cloths with 6 napkins reg. 8.50 on sale 5.00 set

Hand-Embroidered Linen BANQUET CIJOTHS

in White with hand made lace edging 72x90” regular 10.50 on sale 7.50 each

72x108 regular 12.50 on sale 8.50 each g___l ¢

Madeira Type Hand

Embroidered PILLOW CASES 98°

SETS

Regular $3.25

Clearing at °

Set

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Finest hand made Em- broidery on Irish Linen Cloth , 54x72" with 6 'napkins reg. 15.00 on sale 10.00 set - 17 ,piece Linen Luncheon Set regular 12.00 on sale 7.50 get,

1.00 set 1.25 set

1.15 set

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PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL

Honor Roll tor Sept. and Oct.: Grade X 'Sri-l. Isabel Mac-

Kay; 2. lleli-ri Srnrii-is.

Gracie X iJr_l-t. Olive Weeks;

2, Reggie vveclzs; 3, Loui-lla Stev- eiison iribseutl.

Grade VIII--l. .John MacKay; 2.

Milton Weeks; 3. _Adelaide Wig- more.

Grade VI-1. Eileen Weeks; 2.

Clarence Stc\'en.<:on_

Grade V-l. George Smith; 2.

(absent). Stevenson, Lloyd Macleod, Ralph

Grade rv-1. Earle Somers; 2. Smith, Audrey Stevenson. Jean Somers. Alice L. Weeks-teacher. Grade 111-1. Randolph Steven- (Patriot please copy)

son; 2. Barbara Smith; 3. Beta ‘ -----L---`

Somers. , TIIOUGBT CAR. BBEIIIVI

Grade II-1. Helen Murphy; 2.

Sadie Smith; 3. Allison Somers. CAPE 'I'OWN-Returning to his

Grade I (ai-l. Ralph smith; 2. car in a down-town parking ares.

Lila Somers; 8. Mary Hlckox. a motorist found a swarm of bees

Gracie I rbi-1. Audrey Steven- in poresslon of the vehicle and

ion: 2. Bertha Smith; 3. Raymond had to call an expert splarist to

Morrison. _ A _ _ evict them. _ __

Harold Murphy; 3. Roy lmit Perfect attendance: Randolph

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Two Pursoa Given

Father MacDonald was the re-

cipient of two purses symbollcal of the esteem and devotion in which hels held. One was pre- sented bo him by Edward Renouard. toastmaster at the civic banquet held at the Hotel Finlen, and was given on behalf oi’ Father Mac-

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Flush kidneys of poisons and stop getting up at night

-v . Ilnving ielied "A-nu-

ric" in thousands ol " su t th Invalid:

cn a e iioioi. aiirrdio N. Y.. ,_ 1 have distributed ro

the Dru 'lradc the 'i fr

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latest :intl perhaps the

st In ri nt oi’ the

mo ipo a Dr. Pierce home reme-

< __ dies, “A-nurIi:," which

I now recommend for the relief of minor kid-

ncv ir:K\llari_ii:L ’I_`hr;se il mv rregu sr ty

D_“- V-__"- "“_7|‘°E §r'°\irinTiiim,d dinr_iri»¢d ICED. Cpmll O11, H ICQ, PB HS. YGWI H935, dizzincs will tinrl this stimulant diuretic bencficiil in !iudhlng_ihe kidneys, diluting acid. and relieving irritation. Taking n, cup oi' hot water and Dr. Pierce: A-nuric after every meal should

bring remarkably quick Improvement. Buy o( your neighborhood drulglu nw.

COAL

We are still selling Coal at the

new low prices on our high [fade Coals, namely:

American Hard Nut - - - 818.00 Genuine Scotch Anthncite - 12-50 Genuine Scotch Anthraelte

(Nui) - - - - -- -

Dominlon Coke - - - - - 011| Sydney Screened - - - Inverness Screened - - - - Albion Nut, Stove, Lump- - Springhill Screened - - - Springhill Slack - - - - Sydney Slack - -- - -- -

12,50 10.00 9.0¢ 8.75 8.50 8.00 8.50 6.00

50 cents per ton added to above

prices after 30 days credit.

Courteous tesmlters and enrehil dellverers.

W. D. Gillis Co.

Drlgslore.

Alice Sullivan accompanied by John 1

thc Catholic men of today.

Msgr. Willging, S. T. L.. pa tor oi

n Western Montariri owes an un- ying deiii. oi gra tltude to the pioneer spirits of the little island. iiestling amid ilie billows of the miglity Atlantic. Msgr. Wlllging :poke on the characteristics oi' the great St. Lawrence O‘Toole' patron of the parish over which Father MacDonald presides, rind said that Frithcr Mac- Donalds great key to personal slmctificrilion and the sanctification of his flock was the virtue of humil- ity.

Mfgr. Day, representing Bishop

Gilmore, brought out the pastoral solicitude of Father MacDonald in cogent language, quoting the words ol Sacred Scripture: "I_ am the Good Shepherd, 1 know mine and mine know Me."

A. 0. H. Program Given

The Ancient Order of Hibemian

program honoring Father Mac- Donald was as follows: Charles Gallagher, presiding; violin selec- tions, John J. Ma.c.Namara; vocal solos, Dennis Sullivan; "A. 0. 11.," the Rev. J. A. Rooney; “lrifli In American." the Rev. D. P. Meade; response by Father MacDonald.

Refreshments were served by Dan

Dooley' Alvin Shea, and Dan Riley.

BISHOP SENDS BEST WISEES

From Bt. Louis Mo., Bishop Gil-

more sentthe following telegram to Father MacDonald:

Please accept my hearty cori-

gratiilations on your silver jubilee of oidin_a.tion and dedication of the new school. I 1'¢8l'¢t exceedingly circumstances make impomble my 'presence in person as planned, but Iam tliereins-pirittoshare your Joy and that or parish and diocese in this double celebration.

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