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OOCIATION will resume their sewing in the Armouries, Monday afternoon at half past two. 2i.

\_- SCHOOL WDRK-The following is lathe standing of Grand Trscsdie School for the month 'of August. Grade IV, 1, Margaret Mpmwen, 2. ‘Cecilia Fanning; 7,3, Gereda, Watts; .li Karl Grahgm. ,Brads.,11l, Q Amy Keizer 2, Michael Bouts;-'3, Joseph Boute. Grade 11, 1'EiIeen McDonald; 2, Cora. Cainpbell; 3Ruasel Watts. Grade 1, (a) 1, John Gibbs; 2, Arthur' Keizer; '3,Kenneth McDonald; (b) 1, Wilbur Gibs; (c)I1,Joseph'M<`cdonaid; 2, George Boutes; 3. Mary Watts.

Estelle Morris, teacher.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. -

About forty of the young people of Wood Island C. E. surprised Mr. and Mrs. Alex M.- Macbennan, Tuesday evening with Ia. 'miscellaneous s how- er consisting of many choice and valuable ‘articles for Iioildélioiii' uae. The .young ladies showered their gifts upon the bride, and many gift conveyed the expression of good will of the giver. The young men present- ed the bride and groom with a hand- some parlor clock as the bride has been the efficient secretary treasurer ofthe C. E. Society for some years ind the groom, is now and for two vears the President. The congregat- ion also remembered Mrs. MacLen- 'ian. and presented a substantial gift is a token of theirappreciation of her services ns organist. The hearty Zood wishes of the entire commun- ity, follow the young couple, who fire active in the work of the sever- il' departments of the church.

ire now very busily engaged harvest- ing a bumper crop. The Misses Mc-3 Kenna and Blanchard spent a very pleasant holiday here, the guests of their uncle, Mr. Francis' Monaghan, Jr. The people of this vicinity are expectant of many joliilcattons in the manner of linen showers etc. Among the pleasure seekers motoring to Bed eque on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Bradley, Kelley's Cross, Miss Jennie -Clorkin. New Wiltshire land Mr. and Mrs. Michael Duffle, Maple- wood. They were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Jnn. F. McKenna. Need- less to say the trip was enjoyed im- mensely. Miss Blanche Clarkln, New Wiltshire spent Sunday here, the 'guest of her sister, Mrs. Jas. A. Brad- ley. Mr. Winfred T; Bradley has re- turned home after completing his cou- tract in New Wiltshire. The -Misses

Kate and Mary Mulligan, Middleton, are visiting friends' here."1`he Kelley's Cross School Fair Committee was re- organized on Friday last. Among the teachers 'present were Mr. H. Kan

Miss Mary A. Hogan, Kelly’s Cross, ‘Vliss Hanna Duffle, Inkerman, Miss

man, Melville and 'Mrs. Chas Tralnor.

Both teachers and pupils are looking forward to its success.

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Patent Boots

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will be open to receive same 9 to 12‘

assortment Of just _U16 until me isis. stanley am.

GRAND PICNICL-A grand picnic

will be held on the grounds adjoining Bt. Columbu' Church on Tuesday Sent. 10th in aid of church funds.

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MEMORIAL SERVICE AT CAPE

WOLFE- unday evening, Sept. lst, 1918, a very larze gathering assembled In the Methodist Church at Cape Wolfe, to pay a tribute of honor to the memory of the late Pte. James P. Norman, who died of wounds in France, Aug. 11, 1918. The pulpit of the church was draped with flag-i. There were contributions of flowers. among which was a beautiful wreath with the inscription "Promoted," The service was conducted by Rev., Mc- Bodle, pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. H. G. Mellick of the Baptist congregation, ‘both of whom gave put- riot addresses, to which they paid high trliute to the valor of our sol- diers. Most heartfelt Sympathy was extended to the young widow and other relatives. Mr. H. G. Mellick read a very beautiful selection. The choir rendered very appropriate mus- ic. Some beautiful selections were al- so contributed. Pte. Norman enlisted January, 1916, in the 105th, C. Co., at Summerside. He went overseas in July and to Francp in December. He was wounded at 'Vlmy Ridge, April 9, 1917. After convalescing- in 'Eng land, he returned to action Nov. Z3, 1917. He went through heavy action in April, 1918 a\d again at the Somme l-ie died of wounds, Aug. 11, 1918.

RYAN-McAL\EER-A very pretty

wedding ceremony took place on Aug ‘}‘l, in the St Josephs- convent Ch Town when Miss Nellie McAleer, formerly of Hope River and late of Boston, Mass.. became the bride of Mr. Corn- elius Rynn, a popular and prosperous farmer of Cardigan. The bride wore L beautiful gown of white satin, with veil caught up with orange 'blossom ind wreath of same, and carried a bouquet of white sweet peas and maid- cn hair fern. .She was attended by her cousin, Miss Wlnnlfred Carr of Hope River, who was daintily attired in a 5-0WI\ Of white Over pale blue silk. The groom was supported by his bncther Patrick, who erformed his duties in a very capable and pleasing manner. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. J. A. Gaudet of Hope River, who then sang Mass, the nuns. rendering ,some very appro- 'vrlate hymns , ror..the..oecasiim... wett- fling breakfast was served In the Con- vent, by the Sisters in the ever pleas- 'ng and up-to-date -style. Among *hose present at the wed- Ilng breakfast were Rev. J. A. Goulet. *he groom‘s mother, Mrs. P. Ryan and Mis. John Kenny, St. Teresa’s. After breakfast the wedding party motored out of the city, returning in time for 'i delicious dinner, served--in the Vic- toria Hotel, with tiie bride's father. Mr. Joseph McAleer, Hope River, Mr. ind* Mrs. J. J. Hughes, Kinkora, pres- ont. The party went by motor to Car- ligan, where a reception was given _it the home of the groom'a parents. .\ sumptuous supper was served in .\/Irs. Bryan's usual_good style. Rev. Father Gillis hono'i>e`d the young couple, with his presence in the-early evening. The "wee uma" hours founfl the assembled guests taking their da- jarture, well pleased with the even- ing spent and leaving Mr. affd Mrs.Ry-

prosperous wedded life. The numer- ous costly wedding presents testify to the high esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Ryan are held in the circles they moved.

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Col. L. H. Beer has arrived in the

city on furlough from Eng1and,where he has been for the past three years.

Flight Lieutenant Ernest McCar-

ville oi' the Royal Air Force, Toronto arrived home on Wednesday night to spends few well earned holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thom-

as McCarvillo, iiinkora. Lt. Mcflartrll- le, joined the Air Force last Decem- ber und has done his training at Tor- onto, Leaside, (lamp Borden and Beanisville. After completing his training a couple of weeks ago he was granted his commission as Lieu- tenant. His muny friends wish him God-speed and good luck.

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returned -to Dorchester, Mass. S 1 \.. e S

Mm Finlay who spam the summer We carry ii complete llnesf patent medliczneg, gi-nga of all kinds.

at Eldon the guest of Mrs’ L_ Ross toilet articles, smokers supp es and cliocoa es, e c. _

has returned to Boston, Mass. |N OUR DRUG DEPT,

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FLOUR AND FEED

Just arrived Carload o choice fresh Oa tm e a l, “Pure Gold” Cornmeal (for table use) Rolled Oats best quality, in 20, 40 an d 90 ~ pound Bane, and by the

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Perfumes of ull kinds

Molrs Chocolates

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Church books of all kinds.

Parkman’s

M15! Lulu Younker of Kingston |s PATENT MEDICINES SMOKERS SUPPLIES

visiting her cousins M-Isses Florence Cigars

and Katherine Maenonain or Brook- "°"~ET AFT'°'-E5 . cigarettes

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Mrs. C. M. French has left for ber Face P°wd9" Tobacco Figs

home in Waltham. Mass., after spend-I Sachet Powder Pipes, Pouches, etc.

Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McLeod, Brook- T°°“‘ P°“’d°" SGA” "em Roger and Gnllet

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The many friends of Miss Jean We carry all kinds of Stationery vz,

Garnhum will be pleased to leur'n of rf Envelppes and paper in bores her having undergone a very success- ‘Envelopes and paper in bulk.

Hospital for Mastoid on Tuesday, ' ¢AMgRAs EA31-MAN /'rr A D|3c0UNT ,Sc-pt. 3rd and that she is rapidly re- p||_M3 EASTMAN

gaining her health.

Rcacling books of all kinds.

Magazines of all kinds. Weekly and monthly. McCaIIs Patterns , Waterman's Fountain Pens

W WAl,L PAPER AT A DISCOUNT

A ` Gramaphones, Records etc.

Cheeks and money- orders cashed at any time.

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If you want to raise money for Red Cross.

Soldiers’ Comforts, War Prisoners or any ofher pa;-infic obj-‘ct;’ or if you wish to help your Church, School or Society you ran’t possibly conceive of anything more popular oi profitable than a Picnic.

Holman’s can supply everything nec-

essary to make your Picnic a huge success. ' There’s no guess work-no running around- I no dissatisfaction, when you get the supplies from I-Iolman’s, because we will show you ' exactly when, where and how you can make I money; what to buy and what not to buy. We have helped dozens of others make their ' picnics successful in the pat. We can help

We quote lowest prices on FRUIT, C ON,

FECTIONERY, B 0 T T L E I1 DRINKS, ,

CIDERS’ PENNY GOODS, NUTS, GAMES CIGARS. We can also provision your table.

| equip your booths and _supply _you with red- '

hot se ling money-making specialties. _ _

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on what date you propose holding

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