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looked cheap, _ of course

But now that Red Rose

i can be bought for 60c

Winter Sickness _ Keep iuinmrs handy. It has ' proven invaluable .for manl' cold weather ailments. ' i

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at any grocer’s, few

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drink bulk tea

[Western Guardian

_ A | -ooaae arm sac the showing oi

ri new well Diller at A. O. Greens.

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~ Rgfd Rgsg Tga ..:.f‘.‘:::€'.:.r°i°...f.2;'“::‘:...;t

vvas 75c. a lb., .

.durch ith. at 8 p. in. Sale or candy. Admission 25 cents. It stormy. the ,-onecrt will be held following night.

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-...__ : -A QUIET _WEDDING-A quiet wedding took place at the residence of Rev. W. H. Harding. Belmont St., un 'Thursday aftetnoon. when Mr. Archie W. Bruce of Freetown. and miss Reta Quigley of Mt. Tryon, were united in marrlage._'1'he young cou- ple will reside in Freetown where the groom la a prosperous farmer. Their

many friends will wish them happi- ness on the _tourney of life. S.

I -Till PRESBYTEBIAN CHURCH |lN CANADA - Kensington and ‘_Geor3etown services, March* 2nd. lo

in. rn., Sunday School; 11 a. rn.. ser- mon. Ambushed: A Tale of n. Trav- ieiier. Text, “ A certain man went idown from Jerusalem to Jericho. and :fell among thieves." Luke X. 30; 3 p. m.. service, Preetown; 7 p. m., ser- mon, The Conversion oi’ Zscchaeua. txt, "And Jesus entered and pass- .| through Jericho." Luke XIXI 1. . Lewis Williams. B. A., B. D., Min- ier. _

‘ -ass luluirlvrss linac-word has been received of the death _at nas home in Loudon, Ont., of Rev.

it-rgyman, at the advanced age of till years. Deceased was born in Eng- land and came to Prince Edward ls- land \vith his parents when a buy. He was the last survivor of a large family. He went to Ontario when a

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FB-EDEIIICKIG. TODD. F. A. 5. L. A. '

Frederick G. Todd, F. A. S. L. A.

`t\-ell known Montreal landscape arch itect, who has been retained by the; Town Planning Commission, whichi'

has been appointed by the New-_ foundland Government to relwrif UD-.

on the best method oi'rcllevlng the’ GAKE _ 34 congestion of St. John‘s and provld-J "Much __ __ __ __ ing for its future growth. I - ,

The city presents many ciifiicui-i "_ P_ sAUcE _ ties and problems on account of itsi 7|/_ “_ __ __ ___ ___ c

peculiar situation on the steep slopes?

surrounding the harbour und it has: '|'|GER QATSUP been felt for some time that, unlcssl Bqnlg __ __ _, ,_ ,,

it is to be greatly landscappcd in the_ '

future, extensive changes much bc

AKES ~

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.Grooeteria

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Lewis Wickett retired Methodist.

Mi Todd his tallied out numerous

‘lor the British Colninbin Govern

'couvrr I-ir the Canadian Pacific

as s. dciinitc plan for future exten-'

YOIIIG CDFFEE

_ made in the present city plan as well 1|" __ __ __ ,_

H :sions to thc prcsclit city. . 2 E M

;`li\ilai' \voi~l1s;uitionf; which may lic 2 2 i“°ii1df\i= the i““‘“‘i“f¥ 0' "°f“‘ U"“~" 'Stock up with plenty of than Standard ilusiity Beans lie. 2 tins

ment ; l3!i:\li1;liiic‘s:=y llcighis at Van-` »' J m i n r p .. 1

_ Town ni Mount Royal (Model Cltyl;, .EATUWS EXTHACTS, pun UAPLE BU-|-1-En SWAIIQDUWN CAKE _ '5°““¥ “mn and had resided "hm" Location nl Pallimncnt buildln and ~

ever since He uns cried lui in his' ` I ` l I 4 g i H2 oz” M". ""0" . l lb' un A ' FI-nun . .. .

L. at d N B ` ' 4 ' ` ` `|dcslgn forsurroundingpnrltsand gn_r-3 - [nh __ __ __ __ _' con" ° P|(|_ __ .__ _ _ _

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Eastem Guardian |

, .'$50 BEWARD for thc return un-

hurt of the Fox, FV`U, ZBG to the

Poole Ranch, Montague. Z-28-21!

..°W/ANTEZJ AI' once two maids.

Poole Hotel, Montague.

1990-2-27-Si

I ..°MURliAY HARBOR CHURCH OF CHRIST-Regular services in Murray Harbor Church of Christ on Sunday, March :ind at 11 a. ni. audi 6.50 p. m. C. E. Armstrong. Minister.

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srlrurn-The regular meeting of when sha married and continued the cambridge womens Institute to reside, known far and wide !°r was held at the home of Miss Annie. hor hoaviu-UW» Richards. The meeting was opened At. the time ol her dolth silo WB6 by reading Club Won-len's Creed, fol- probably U10 01113' WW” Wh" °°“1d “med by singing Institute ode. say that has father fought under There was fifteen members and three Moore at Corimnl- 18 !\11'V|V¢'-'1 visitors present and roll call was by three children, Chl'l&i»iD8» A»-rltuf answered by riddles. The minutes oi' of Henry E- G\U'l\°¥» 535° my ii' last meeting were read and adopted. Mlry. WHO °f 957°? rurui Cm" It was moved and seconded that lcitteiuwn and Dtoill R-. 0!Cll'°iillU meeting be held in the school. I A 5°” Wumm Pndwuud hu'

stamina vote coins taken. me *W YW* °¢°-

against and five for. It was 0

moved and seconded that Miss Janie JOHN 6555 _D McLeod act as orllhiii fm' th’ °°m` The Anal M Dum hu cram ing year. Program for the night_ U10 11001! 01 uf- ‘nd I ‘keg eohnsted or resumes by Mrs- GM- G'-‘°" °‘ “°‘?' u°"°“' '_ ' " "1 stone Higgcnbotham and Mrs. Al- il-K0!! “Un” 5°” Jah” ‘ th: 5;; bert McLeod; Recitation by MH- "' °‘ °"m'°°n ww' “ww is . Wilbert Serabough. Meeting then ad-. ll\°1'li~hlM::°- 33;; ‘gui W “_'-'”:_ journed, alter which I. dainty lUl1°h WW' "ni th Hama' I unubur was served by the hostess. Receipts l>1°Yll\¢Ui' W ¢ h for the umm amounted u, 31_50;iConiPl\ly. with whom e wor

. untl within a. week of his death.

Bciance on hand $48.20. Next meet i __ he dgrwent __ ing to be held at the home of Mrs. |“¢°n“l’ “nw” I un Oswald Graham. “dial e“mm"u°n' which nvub

ed that his condition waa serious: .and accompanied by bis cousin.

..'Mr. Andrew MacDonald, Caiidi- ' Imnud Mnphae, he returned to

gnu, recently visited Georgetown. A. LM Lmnd md “mud ug pi-mm

-- ` |Edw|.rd Island Hospital on Thurs-

..'Miss May LHV¢1'5~ R- N" Sum' ay evening. on Saturday imorninz.

incrside, is visiting at her home in Febmuy 22nd__ M _,und .w,y_ no G¢0i'i§°i°W“~ A- ' is survived by his parents. three

[sisters and four broi-hers. One broth- ! er gave his life in idle into wer and

IN l-tnsaiaainunilfex aim-1-lantern.

‘ ; _ ~ nurses. the wsu uhm naman and tm ww hundred we mau- i j ' rlloua ns oi charlotwwwn. Hue his daushw WW P"-im “W W DY" "Ti\°

C ' AL

_wr _ _John Clue was o yvuug nun of

` rims. A. rr. Muswnm i ale'-'ins lwel-'ww uw? mms!

_ and he weslleller avo . e

"ii V ' 1 'Tiic cle-at-h wi Mrs. Angus R. Mac-_ was senile. kind. thoughtful and .='”»°,' Swairi of Lorne Valley- B- few di\l`5‘4”°°u°“"f¢~ Hu 51°” _'"5 'mu'

_ . _go savers ,me more of the few re- loyad by objectionable language. He

. _., |m__,,.,mK links connecting us with was tender in his attitude tr/ward

' ‘ ' ,p _ me early history ol the island. si-ie his parents. his sisi-ers and his bro-

_ was \,;,m in U13; no years ago. Her thers. To him may he aptly applied

irather. william MML°°d- it Pm' W "°’d“ "T"‘°“ “hm "° i“’°‘“‘|

’_l`he very minute you reld this yullisioner 01 the British Army had b0cI.i.lS¢ my Plwe U ‘mP"-V3' Th'

should take a mental inventory of mughf, in the Peninsular wars under sorrowlng ones hlvl the ¢l"mP\fi~h.Y your coal supply and then let in Moore and wemnzwm when h. N. of litany 1-rua friends in- their sore touch ‘mb us' or-iveri many wounds. Waterloo was bereavelneniz The Iilrlerol service

- um-Q M w gmt ai. the heme on Monday afternoon

anl::s»lJi?il|:msylwIi\l;:d d hasnnilf ‘lair rtllleitl:~::1£;l,'. In 1831 la? emi-. WI-9 ¢°\i¢U°i°3 5! WW' Wim" M" your order new. 55|-;.i¢¢1 with wife Mid flllliii’ W 59|' wlthr' wuud by HH* ut' suv'

`.. fast and settled on the farm in *W °f Hi-HUG? NW- ‘Wh \\\U\il_i¢l'8 .‘ Ui", owned later by Alexander Mac bl‘°U|'hif Kleen!" of comfort from

& CO. I_C°d_ husband of Eunbeth gum.. the wordof God. The twaaty~thlrd

Jessie was born. After ten years hen Hour of My Dellertureb Come"

.. were sun; bringing the messages ol

lrelel that they have brought to sorrwing hearts one geaerltion af- tar lneiher Y-hroullxeiit the antitr- lel. Danelle the rlinatona end the had condition of the reeds a large crowd ceasing from' near and far 1'°ll°W0d the body to Clyde River whenthamertsiwlallidterept "Huw the ily bleak and the shed- rewa flee away."

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GOUU CUOKS PRIFIR IT

dealer

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I-Ie has many nephews ahd nieces in Maine and Prince Edward Island who will regret to hear of his passing. Mr. Lewis AL Wlckett, oi Kensington. is a nephew of the deceased.

-FUNERAL MRS. WM. AGNEW- The funeral oi' the late Mrs. Wm.

Agnew was held on Thursday after- noon, Feb. 20th. from the residence of her sen Mr. Robert Agnew oi’ Wil- mot. The service was conducted by the Rev. T. Lewis Williams. B. A.. B. D., pastor oi’ the Presbyterian Church, Kensington, and was very largely attended. The deceased was a highly esteemed lady and was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Bhe was born in Scotland ninety-four years ago, but spent the greater por- tion of her life in this country. She is survived by one son Robert and a daughter, Mrs. Muttart, living in the United States, who have the sin- cere sympathy oi’ a host of friends in the loss of a kind' and loving imother. The reinains were laid to

rest in the Peoples Cemetery, and _ were followed by a large concourse of neighbours and friends from far and near. The pall bearers wei'e:- Mr. Mahon Btavert. Mr. John Cotton. Mr. John Picketts. Mr. Edward Case-

ley, Mr. John Hell. Mr. Artemas Mcdauil. "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, for they cease from their labours and their works do follow them." (Patriot please °°Py.)

-ENTEETAINED, YOUNG PEO-

I'I.l’S SOCIETY-Owing to the ln- clemency of the weather on Febru- ary Roth the "_Walking Party" plan- ned by the young people of Trinity United Church could not be carried out, but these energetic youth were not to he daunted by the weather n-ian and the young men of the so- ciety were "Johnny-on-tile-spot" with horses and sleighs and soon from fifty to sixty _ioliy boys and girls could not only be seen but heard wendlng their way in one horse and .two horse open shays to the home ol' Mr. Benjamin Cairns, ]5lm‘irnerside _Road. where the society had been so kindly invited to hold .their meeting on this date and oh! what fun it is to ride to the Cairns' home for Y. P. 5. Arriving at their

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T" H' . iMiunie Wickctt, who alone :;ur\'i\'es.! C“.m,_ Design for me Na'_i0m11Bm__ |llS|HG SU" STUVE Pm-| H nm 2 tl"

‘*'*° “‘ His wife predeceased him a year ago.

.lohn‘s. Newfoundland.

destination the young people were cordially welcoined by Mr. and Mrs. Cairns. At 8.15 tile Presldelit of the Society called the meeting to or.l-:r and there being no business inuttciz to be discussed Rev. Mr. Fraser open cd the Devotional Period which in» clucicd hymn, scripture, reading,_ anzl prayer. During the intellectual per- iod an interesting paper, "A Ten Thousand Dollar Salary or n Million Dollar Joh" was rcnd by Miss .ici-.n Gordon and this was followed by the "Study" conducted by Rev. Mr. l~r_: ser rind 'closing with prayer. M_i'. ilu;

slnnllinen, group leader for »i' evening, then put nn a. very inter' ing and amusing contest which \ followed by the singing cf ol.i l favourites. While luncii wus i;

prepared several vocal and instru mental numbers were given and tc: ernl selections by a comic orclical were loudly applauded. Then camo the waiters with their trnys l.\.li~\i with all sorts of good things tu trmpi. the most fickle appetite and if any went away hungry it was not thei funlt of the catering committee. Ther National Anthem brought the regns lar meeting to u close but the good time continued until the hour had grown inte and iiuine time was nn- nonnccd. Mr. Fraser in a brief speech conveyed the thanks of the visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Cairns for the hos- pitality of their home which meant lnuch to the Society and all joined in singing "For they are jolly good fellows." After three cheers and a. tiger for the "Cairns" family the party left on return for Bummerside feeilnx greatly indebted to the hosts of the evening and unanimously de.

claring it "the best yet."

_-_.___ PERSONALS

Miss Janie-McKay and Amos Lav-

andier. Aneliclous lunch was served.

' A.

--Mr. Keith Campbell and Mr.

l.a_vl.rm Gr:-ri.. of Albany attended the hockey match at Kensington between Albany and Capo Traverse.

-Rev. Theodore Ross, el' Sussex, N. B.. was in Summerside this week' attending the funeral of his brother- in-law. the late Mr. D. R. Morrison. Although on auch a sad mission his many old friends were_dellslited to sea him. 5.

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DOUGLAS-GARBETT

S1". JOHN. Feb. 28.-A pretty wed-_

_ding was solemnlaod at the home of the officiating clergyman, Rev. Alex- under - Craise, Presbyterian port chaplain, Queen Street, West St. John. on Thursday evening, Feb. 20th

at 8.15 o'clocl: when Mies Elia Prix-_

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the late Mrs. Garrett, of Charlotte- town, P. E. I., and Ira Wlnfred Doug-5 las. son of the late Mr. and Mrs! James E. Douglas, of Cherry I-llli,' King's_Co\ll\ty, P. E. I., were united in marriage. The bride was becom-. ingly gpwned in s dress of French' blue georgette and wore a hat to match. After the ceremony a dainty; luncheon was served by Mrs. Cralse_ and Miss Cruise. The newly married couple. after a wedding trip through' New Brunswick, will rrside in Clinr-: lottetown. lf. E. I., where the groom; is employed _as Dominion fruit llld vegetable inspector.

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u-lar. miami aueinma. of Mons- ton. N. B.. has been visiting his par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Buchanan. of Summereide. I-la was accompanied

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boy Buch- anan of Moncton.-el. '

--Mr. Eldrld Bilchanan returned

to Moncton. N. I.. on saturday

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Mn. wuium aura or sm-nmmais. has arrived home from Kootney

morning after spending s few days with his parents. Mr, and Mrs. Wil-

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