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APPDINTED.--During the debate an the Royal North West Mounted

Stern: on Saturds last and pi-eseh ed

'tation was a, complete surprise thank- _ ed the donors fittingiy and expressed

the hope that their relations with the

tel would be as mutually pleasant as ' they had been during the years of his

EARLY-MORNING WEDDING. -'

The marriage of Miss Bessie Tllplln Bovyer, daughter of Mrs. Catherine Bovyer to Lt. H. L. Bethune, took place quietly at anlearly hour yester- day morning at the home of the' liride’s mother,.Greiit George Street, in this city. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. C. R. Freeman in the presence of immediate relatives. The couple were unattended. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bethune left by the early tra'in.on a honey-' _moon trip. The bride for a number of years has been a teacher in the Model School and the groom served in France throughout the war in the Second iHeavy Battery. Both have many warm friends in this city who heartily extend to them their best wishes in which the Guardian joins.

' ivie'ri-ioois1' Foriwano Move-f MENT.-A very large meeting of the oiliclal Quarterly Board of the Metho-' dist Church ot this city was held Tuesday evening in the interests of the 'Forward Movement. The Rev. G. W. F. Glendenning, the Pastor occu~ Died t'he chair, and the .first half hour was spent ln devotional services. The

ship, 150 new Sunday School scholars,` 50 added to its Young Peoples’ Soc-_ leties, 200 lntercessors, 200 Personal

iler home. where so man ears of

last evening the President, Mr. R. E.

azines having a circulation excess of 10,000 in Canada unless such maga-

sectlon, space ln' which; offered to-Canadian adver-

it wa. resolved thlltfths acknowledged and be

members were Lohnes, H. 8;

L. P. Ten- !-ioghes, F. , R. Quin

-of the commit-

reported that new complet-

ss to etc., regarding the

.Adventurer which lt’ Charlottetown,

' ”" 'ri-NRIQAY "" the convention had Men

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Messrs nscnsrrso -it im oi thi

with saddened heart that s large to the Island was bi-ought ull.

Sunday --S wean hinge!! and the

'showing the “went

them with souvenir gifts and a kin ly 5 *“"°°l 'h°“ld b° °°”5U'“¢¢°d*0V°D worded address expressing their sor if It °°“ thkb-V '”m’°“ d°""9» “B We row in ii|i.iiiig_ iiiiiii. iiiiiiieiiiiiiioii iii are entitled to a regular service the kindness invariably shown thenliii nik! Hyngmaz "§f°"'°d £0 the lick by Mr. and Mrs. Stems and children, if ll °\`m°f °i“ °h0 1154 011 U19 1118111 iid .wisiiiiis iiieiii an good' iii me iii__ and concern nS_t c trains for the ls- _iiii-¢_,Mi-_ giei-“_ to whom iiieVi,i.e,eii_ land, as for instance no_ bulletins

new management of the Victoria Ho-' H9 |'°°°mm°nd°d that H ’Ml\!'iUlll€

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Chalrmanthen outlined the plan ot 3053 T0 3UMMER8lDE.--Mr. campaign and emphasized_ the abgo. Charles Tanner, of the 'Ba k-of Nova lute necessity of combined effort. This 5001111- CllH\‘10l-l9t0WIl. loft UNodllesiia\` .Church's share in the great movement f°|` S“mmel°B|l1€ Whflro he will he en- ihciuiies 150 added to its member- Elgad 011 the Bank staff of that place.

Workers, 100 Chris-tlan Stewards, and ‘nf the dcatllli`f}w;'ei]tlieti'dit);en 'ill§i:li‘:i‘ildy 50 Volunteers for Life Service, Com- iiioiiiiiig iii iiienoyaiviciziria Hospiiai lnlttees were formedtor the several M0mi.eiii_ where ii-he had gone for -Departments andthe wholeprogramme iieiitmeni’ oi, Mrs' wright wiie oi was arranged for the carrying out of Mi._ Ingham 5 Wrig-iii Ciimpbeiiion 'lie work. A congregational Social to'p_ E_ ,]sii,iid_ ,fha remains accompimf which every Methodist in Charlotte- ieii iii, hai. husband and éiiii .M

will he invited will he held onrhursdsy R_ A_ -i-,,i,i°,_ wiii ,,,,.ive ,§’if{ui.d'”'

eV‘3“l“K me 23"! » l“5'l‘““t l” °°“' oveqng. The funeral will take plain; nection with.the movement. i -isuiiiiaih Qiiiqiiigi. nib' at 2 riyciocii,

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The death of Miss Margaret Mor- c du: me' 'mm the residence ot her

‘bro er Mr. J. 8. 'Walker Freetown

§*}i':i»r;\(;1i§’y“"!'6(§;°°\;"":*i';i;‘if hfrigggleagg _Station to the North Bedeq'i.le Presby- painiui iiiness ~ ' » iteriaii Cemetery. 'Iiihe Guardian tend-

' ere s ncere eympat y to the bereaved

wi;h;e‘x°;'i‘;§fyhif;‘;p';‘i;‘i’;§_fgglfiefag husband and relatives lb their great is s distinct loss to her family had to "°"°“'- - '

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usefuienhs were spent. - .I eAi.i.eul~w<ooo weooine.-at the

During her illness she had aklllfuii home of 'Mr.'and Mrs. George M.

treatment and tender care; but, ow-_ Baliam,S0uthport,on Wednesday eve. ing to the nature of her inalady, the ning,'0ct. lst' a pretty wedding took hand of death could not any longer be..plgce when their daughter, Miss delayed. She died happily. consolediiiildrsd May was united in marriage and strengthened in spirit by the last to Mi-_ qeaige Lawson Wood, of H3161, rites of the church of which she had_~bm0k_ The house was tastefully de. el/0|' been B “IOM d°"°t°d m°lnl°°l`- lcorated for the occasion with cut 'N10 f\“1°"Hl l° F0” A“S“5¢“° 0” flowers and autumn leaves. The cere-

Saturday morning was numerousiy at-f iiioiiy was iieriomed beneath an “iii tended; A high mass of requiem was iii evergreen ima wiiiie fiowers and sung by the Rev. A. J. McDonald. Thei was conducted by Rev H Pierise in °h°"` W” ably assisted by th” Rev" the presence of‘the immediate relat J. E. O‘Brien. The pail bearers were' ives The bride who was unattended ' Messrs. Jas. J. Kelly, Jas. J. Trainor,- was' given awiiy by her father and John Kelly, James Curley, James P. iooimi ioveiy in B dr” oi hit ' ih Trainor and Joseph Smith. i)i_~ida‘i veii mid wr uh’ dw °iWi‘

Sincere sympathy is extended to the, siiowe iwu "ei ie hit mi; id°“f"` °‘ ll

family members and friends in their add “Lid ‘iii i °f W 9 if ei! "°3"E bereavement May her soul re" In Many vallglblg lived,dilngI‘i;liflt‘;w\i'l:i§e tree p°a°°‘ ceived. the groom? present being il`

eeiiii oi the chap beautiful fur coat. The happy couple

ioggaisgnlggglgi “Li Trade was iieiiil will make their home in I-Iazelbrook.

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Ml'l‘tl?;l illixiliillitiisclilafkprevlous meeting 0_8; V613’ sgcciszsflgl aff: P|°a°|nZ °°n'i were read and approved. ‘iiiia gear easwn H°i‘;“ W" Mid i"~ A communication was read from tllei october if A i 7 ‘m W°dn°5d“Y

Brantford Board. of Trade asking the in _ ‘_ ra' P °‘" "5 land °“t°"“~l“' Board here to endorse a resolution mf Digfii ’i‘)“;‘; Y" Wifi "°“d°"°d af' which they had passed regardinliiioidw gi H 9! ii“l\Th CHM! were American magazines in Canada. 'lillisiwas figures" “arg - ` "il gh” "°i'i” resolution maintained that Canadian "Quin wasaz e ;?;°°”‘,f‘t"; °;` °f gh” manufacturers are placed at .a great iight iifniasiic,,|’,m'; “ "P9i”gi ° disadvantage through the extensive iermin em w;iiich° °“°°°"d° t dl’ en ldvertlsing of American trade goods_ der ihemaus icé' org; wg “°.°i ““' in Canada in mediums not available Branch of Sie G W ev i°i°'3i‘;°;§ 5° °ur manufacture" °wm5 t° mario! the .building s.'hal'l ~railects high rates of advertising in American great cwdii thi bod' nd the Jubiicutlons which rates are based on hi heat raisem d 5 t 7t'ii“ the total circulation. 80 to 95 p.c.,'ot migiie is char ,‘i';° ‘Lb 9,, i‘:°m' which is in the United states in mvefi ihemsemis “T i. °Y° "E which market the Canadian manufact- Sion and it is iw~ dlliigzt ifi"if:“v’;ii‘i°:i?)i '"9' can?" °°imip°t°;)‘l“ vm; °tiitm3 be tho last eveni)’eot this nature The it was t e opnon the ran or i _ - Board that the Minister or Fiush¢ei§ji‘;‘i;:;'i‘;°\‘:’*‘i‘; ‘;fi‘;°'f:i‘{_'ii“T"‘“d“°f'iiQ)’:_'g should .pass sh act givihgthe Minister who m im in mi; fprgmivoi he ot Trade discretionary power to placei wwe oi. me 0' i _G _1 prohibitive tax on all foreign msg-’ _" . ~ ""5 °

I-lyn nw! o lsl-I0 conggtrndmce which had

ing transportation matters as ing this Province put on a more rectory basis

lice Act iamanduiohti lion Mr. 'rlie correspondence read certainly Rnwell stated Mr. A A McLean, e showed that Mr Hyndlnan has taken present colnptroiler would be re-ap very 'active measures to have an ad pointed financial co ptroller with justment brought about. He empilas the rank and status tadepnty mln ised the IIC! that il service equal to ister. tile restfet Canada must be given this

-*_ Proiiiilce lfhtiieicar terry is, incapable

of ons' W it s required we must

_$335 ggiyegipoi 1:52: insist on having another one provld tel waited upon Mr and Mrs R H‘°d`“1”d“m° ea' f°"Y “°l'V|°° llwllld

tall short ot what is hoped tor, than

being posted at the important junct-

ions conchrnlng passenger trains for

Tormentiue_snd the Island. -'

Executive .Council should he formed with a paid secretary to keep business

hours wait in Sackvllle as "simply desperate" and a disgrace and declar- ed that something must be done ind that every available interest must be gottogstller to change the present state of affairs. ‘ .

A vote‘of thanks was moved by Mr.

C. L. McKay, seconded by Mr. H. V. Buntaln, arid unanimously tendered Meisrs Rattbnbury and Hyndlnan for their services at the Maritime Board and in connection with endeavoring to remedy the transportation difficulty. _ Mr. McKay gave notice of the com- ing vit-.it of the delegation from the Canadian Manufacturers Association and outlined the .proposed programme

which iippgars elsewhere.

A few r marks followed from May-

or 'Wrlght, E. T. Higgs and A_ A, Pomeroy after which the Board ad- journed to meet again this evening.

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