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MORSE’S BLUENOSE TEA ie 5 good

_ built- teas.-' Only 45 cents per pound, but 1 _ thoroughly dependable, with the guarantee

the price of ordinary

seller gigg-:gi 1.55?-gig? -‘Ellis

Bushes. J. Ira

but for- ward Is- to Har-

snd Mrs. A.

Picton County. performed by

. - of Canada’s oldest tea ilrm.' ' - _

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Advertising Rates-'-Payable 'ln Advance

eral Guardian locals, ae pn sveudl Weatasa and lantern leeds, se,

. r wordf Announcements and Couilng lveata la ‘Sr wards Olaaallad

_ pee word: lu Memoriam Notices, 100 per inalrl sta of floral and irltnl oirerlngs, Garda, ste . as an lanes laihre ai Conscience 'loc

pe: inch; Notivll of Than and sppreeiasal. ‘Na all hah ar ae

Q rd Other rates on april tion

sement

Iinlmum Charge lor any adverti

twenty-diva eases

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leas to; the eve, panels in _aa-.-mes. _, . . _

Agents Wanted _

CASH IN NOW-ON THOSE

Christmas Card orders. When you sell the best, its that much easier. “Imperial - Art" and -“Windsor”

series, from. 4_1 _-per .doael_é__up. Also boxed assortments. arldsome carrying case with sample books free. Representatives wantmi in your district. British Canadian Publishing-Company, Toronto. ‘ A. W.-N-1358-10-l-131.

WANTED ACROSS CANADA

agents to sell Permhal Christmas Cards. samples styled in case form equipped with _handle and dome fastener. Remslikaiilo value syone dollar per dcaeh, ...Compare with others. Liberal commission paid men and woman. spare or full time. Aisogood line oi assorted cards in boxes with free coloured

pictures as premiums.-Write Prem* ier Art Guild, 202 .Castle Building, Montreal. N111!!-till 0ct._20.

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no r.s°r-lrouss.A'r‘l:alqli'1‘_0§

10 Ambrose St. L-10l3»l0- _ '

lo un* - nan sl'r'l'l1v_t`r"l=_tooi\r - with tire place. Apply at Cilianiiian’

L-loss-in-io-all .

IK) LET-SMALL HEATED-1

Apu-tlpent. Ground floor, B~ Grafton Street. L~920-10-4

aoolus 'ro wr. wrm on Wm!-

out board. 175 Fitzroy St.

` - L'1°°°'\1°‘°"" Los'r‘-nlrrwslrlv rronnluv AND

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lll0 LET - DWEQLING HOUSE CN

Groot t3?_f-go B_§re__i_l_t containing 11 l"00lI\A. ml) 8 CCI! _(368. _ Garage in -connection A`§Drlurmlv_- _ Lean ds McKinnon.. Bolicitors, noyel Bank Building. _

L-1os_4-lo-io-ai

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big catalogue .of Christmas Card designsin black and white for hand colouring. A profitable and

2;?-’§=fi= fini §_;§.s§§f§§§zi5-gp

R- §§g§_~§§aq§EgoP Eglgisrpsii Elél lE§§§”lE’=i§ “

ggiiltr .el its

lllderbamk in'

immediatnrelg.

mm

and 810011: trip in Boa- clties foi- s oi' their return they-

verton, where tire

a prosperous farmer and

_dalrynianl-(Patriot please copy.) 1 WEDDING BILL!-‘-On the U- fternoon of Thursday, oct. 4th, a

BIUYUI-il sim. vol: camps

This picture was take wh B d mm

London for Canada to cbenpetzn in gix-lilly Bicxllg 133; 1:1; ‘ten

wedding of much interest to many ‘R lo. Islanders took place in they mance at Norval, Ontario, when. ,Mariom oldest daughter of Mr. and

tumed professional to compete with such men as 'Dorch y

y Peden ln the

m°"‘u‘°“ °Y°1° "0" Wmllh U8 Very l>°l>ular 'on this side of the ocean.

imountainous waves kept the res- dloaicd an increase of 53,000 per-

.swa.mped. ‘ try over the previous month,

cial mall

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cyclists were among 'the best amat eurs in the British Isles before thy),

_R E S C U E I S '{,;'__;'geg'°_,>;_';'_j_"'

liviiilno.

~_-- (C_F. Cable By Gllardlars Special

A.l'. By Guardians Speck! Wire) .Wire) , HONG KONG, Oct. B-Wireless LONDON, Oc’t.'8-Nearly 55.000

reports from H. M. B. Suffolk to-I unemployed Britons found jobs night told thrilling details oi res- during September, according to an clling the crew of the rreightu-_announcement today. as at Sept. City of Cambridge, aground on the 24, unemployment figures showed a dangerous Pratas Reef.. decrease of 54.501 compared to the

00 of the i’reighter’s crew of B0 men provement in the coal mining were reported to have been taken w00llel1.w'0rsted, boot and shoe and aff the stranded vessel. pottery industries.

For an entire day the cruisers, At the some time, the figurs

d15P8t¢hed from here to the aid oi Showed the total ol "insured" per- the City of Cambridge, made fruit- S0115. that is individuals eligible for less attempts to’send small boats Dlynlent under the insurance

had been driven on the rocks. ment. as nearly 10,250,000. This in-

cuers in constant danger of being sons in the field oi insured indus-

up

' (Canadian Press)

limi. VILLAGE, N. S., Oot. 9- Below Wm be round 8 hue! syuop 1"fee;n_l;n Park Smith, 85-year-old sm of megmpmc mmm received ____ Dhysc n who ll_a.s resided here for me Head om” or me Bank of th* 9”* 43 y°”"» 15 believed 9° be Montreal from its Branches, The the oldest doctor practising in the Branch Managers mve complete md Mafmme Pl‘°"'lll°@S- He has been intimate knowledge of ouch local sit- healing the sick and injured for Muon and ue Lu close much with more than 58 years now. from at south Brookfield, N. s., §§_§’§1Q'€f§,'°;§§‘f°f,'§fu °”°”°" °’ th”

In e howling typhoon which has previousone-month period. 'Brel

swept the coast over the weekendlbetterment was a reflection oi' im-| ._

into the lagoon where the freighter scheme in the event or unemploy- I

lllwmllllll h°llh¥- Mill! m‘¥°,M‘rs. Ernest Webb oi Cavendish. ¥__‘_°°?s_°°1°% TIN* 3°’ ‘hm 'P. E. I., wasgnarried to Mr. Mur-

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Tw’ 3°' A" BMP- w°m”3t°"‘ lreoent death of the groom's fath- “nd Y°’k' T°"°”"° ‘er the wedding was very quiet, the

N 1131 ‘l'°°° ll U ¢° 0°* 2°- iooly witnesses bein; 'Mi-s. Alfred

iliaird, mother of the groom, and

_c . _ DL _

dman ing at Acadia University, and two gms,-,|

earshat Dalhousie University. In

- - - _ 1881 e graduated from Bowdoin Arte ho mg be mogmmged b

With PI‘8.Gi31(i6 Nuptlajs » Medical college. Brunswick. mio.. .plus foto luow, u°.§ul.lpo luo pee;

1 1 His college career was interrupted resumed in man districts in the

In A by a break oi’ two years when he Prairie Province! and with Rood

Smith spent two years study

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AMA

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( _ ° a _ _ _ _ __ _ Quef .' .. '.

- ~ TRAYED FROM. BOUTHPOBT

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man between 25 and 50 years, with oar, needed immediately tc,

$1 out _SoaP__°ireed isnxegtyablished N

rura rou an every V deylvcoe.-.dries including sploes,}°d ilirlatsraotsd, sziflitnk Powdir Medic

an 'Ponies Coopers salad exceed $15000 single day Be 1°

er must be satisfied with in 50 weekly at start Credit fur ~

nished. Write, ,Norman Edmonds

YOUTH-‘MANY Ewan Mlononnlm cousin of

formed -

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w roses and fern. Many beauti- sohom. _ 1; _ Cirlmmer

La _ ~ , ._ ron. wuefo they wul lpouc thou ‘P°"-*md ° -llmllfll' l°“r by W~G

bride. The ceremony was per , . af by the Rev. Ewan Msodon place of art in everyday life and

The bride. who was unettend more l>a"l¢l¢lllRl‘l.V il# fl!-llCffi0l1 in

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of blue flat silk with velvet gézalirlsinoi ad_;re_s_:__esto bede1iv:_;- G

t slid fried i' 1- P - he -

°° "b°“““'°°’° muster-ofth Bl-etelmn' W

gifts were received from friends » EUC N1 MF- BUWD Will vi'

gm, “Emmy lun h of theiiational Gallery. He will

am, ,muh we 3% gr: reach the Dominion early in Janu D

em°°n in at Peter,” Ohwel when finish his education He began his ten days Conditions are more back-

` ter otN§frlhw(;°°1g___§h;“§gn “ugh practice at Barrington Passage WB-rd in the Northern Alberta and_

looked oluu-mm ln u modem eduootion wiubotho theme o thu olty formerly of British §§;°‘§i,f,‘§e§°°’;5m§d§k,1Pu1”p‘§”§f:§f Qe“°,§,Rf,ev°s’h”ed““;§'_§°'§°‘:;§°h$;l;.

°~1W:'1¥;u!l¢lbxEl?nme we bgdlarm Mr' Even during the roughest weather 81810! ll-l10lll'»- The fl°°8l-B H-nd Wet_ 5 W E H dang” ° - *md D1-_ smith used to make hy., X-egugm weather of recent weeks have lower- holwlli be unldlttended wglml; gg/ig tm” in an 'mm mat t° cape Egsgrmes] In Queue? me weather

onmm and the mmm mu°w_ traverse Canada under the auspices in marriage by her father in the :ble Island to care for the afflict- _md :_>:.e_I_l__ __a__v_ol_l_rpal;1)ea_;>el;_Bl&grv_e_._sct_i_.;g

resence oi’ the members of the im- ' _ diote families And he had Wm his ""“l’ lm" “ §;'§,'f»,°ff,'§£°°'p ’ff,°°0,,°"§,f,1f,°,f,°§,'§'°,,,0°" wiu not oo as heavy as orlsimlly

ed, . . ' me _ ud departed by motor for Mus "Y 1935 1”* YW *hi* G¢11°l’Y After the ceremony for mol lewlnlzed Plate ln the eyes of his . ' P5

option “kgs plane “E11” ygldu brother physicians by his intl-oduc 35”; lf_;’_;‘$‘"g‘;" unprfved by fe'

» I 1 o be completed ln-

mmuge °‘ mterwt W 3 Wm* was forced to work in the lumber weather sh uid

LQNDQN me 4_(gp)_1-he “ice °f mend? “kes mme W5 yards to secure enough money tc Saskatchewan and Manitoba within

Mi'

FISHERMAIPSP B 0 0 TS

BedB0\el'.l‘hne

value at Every pair

All sizes 6 to 11 Hlp Length 4.951 Thigh Length 4,455 Knee Lough. 2,95

Agnew-Surpassi Shoe Stores f

Clrarlotteiowll. P. B. I- _

rations are practically °°mli@:

giipih yields of 100% and 115% Ns- pectively indicated. The Pvtato CND

timated. Indications point vo. a

esood yield of onions, but the GDP

- rec ' .

M _ hmoymoon Mn mm tanned in _constable director of the oourueno home am., which the happy young tion of pofooio som so o olsinfooi- af” S “in '-cglif gf” gif" if, not mm; wolf in some districts.

red heifer Finder please notify Wellington McNeill, Southport.

In 942-10-B-Bi

Los

ST-ONE BUNCH Cl'

der no lem 'nt is xuir.

Fm Ph

L-lml 1U~9 21

-

nv- BBTWKIN BHADAL

1' , o»uuu..~- . - - _ bane and Snrlnlileld. truer tu-e. U" “l“'°' f°' Plmvl* ' 'rho "pure art" of the eolontulo ‘°° Pr °‘"°’ £0- P. Cable) Alberta Northeastern me _ A

(By Gll.ai‘dll.n’l Special Wire) B G man' S '| | W _

bo kg, 3,;-gon _ , - ( y lm' s pee a ire) considerable portion of the crop re

Persian mlm creates and - mi c:,f,d,m; ,udf¢‘:_';&f°t';°§e _ er. Jorma, Mid., oct. s-Re- LONDON. oct. s. _ su muorlov uuuu uuuuoouoa me wine: is now

fel-vos lovely one youthful oom __ 4”” mhmm _“_ nm. 1, _he for umlns to Montreal after a vlSlt,f»<: lilleye eoilu- Boy was installed luke- grading tough. Alou-ia southeast- Fragran _ , - ' l ;

ing . _ _ -

use so

Apply Everett Haslam, Bnrlnsiield.

L-lore-lo-9-'.u.

0h':f_lottetown on highway, No, 2, _l_l_l_ leathert coat and blaek____i__e_;-

6! i009, “BIDS PINK- '-

er return to Chappell it Oo., Uharlbtfetown. L-1071-10-!0~1i

Male ‘Helo Wanted

, _ g _ _

wslvrsn-slrrsaxcu so “

Wanted' -

WANTED-SECOND HAND KIT-

ohen cabinet. Box 788, Summer- - side. L-891-10-3-Sl

iomtown. suits salary and re-

r_ si ' WA Ill) -fA'QUANTl’l'¥r0l -- elnlgty kegs at once. Apply to Bill ‘_

6 Bl: WANTED-(LIVE). s'rA’l‘E_ Fqsantities available and lowest

N100. BOX N0. 110.

' ‘ ` L-988-10-G-91.

.

-- FURNISHED HOUSE or winter months. Apply Cf Gliil.\‘dil.n.

L-999-10-0-Sl.

T - Esiaped Holman mom My lumen, r-'ox l tattooed WMBM. Please notify

£5

ward, L-1004-10-8-Si \‘

' Boarders Wanted

eommodated 238 Kent street.

» of the British West Indies and also

Bermuda and British Guiana.

_ ing 1983, 847.5 per oe

2 wan nnporwd Q

UAIDBD _ YH-l' lll‘°Vi°\lI~

lnha xenon. etc.. le Dar fcurpomdswereimportad

sheet. Guardian Oifioe. ti- admin DSI. Dominica

LARGE LAD ww trips to t`l':°&l:i‘till

IDB UHBAP. '

1 .A o ard- mdieeontileiurm1cu|"Iady"

fggwm emewblgetilo-10-ii. of the Canadian National

_ For Sale -

ma, sau-rox muon wlra - nr-at class Shed and Edlilpmllllll

_

ro som-'raro cirorca lr/lltvil chan. ww bteoders, also WW stock. can sexes. mu; undef- W’ B” °' L'-looallo-ro-ri.

- cn roar!-

'°p_i£“§... ii.. ti... B... moan.

Grukdlan ` Usntral Job

Nov. 1-ti.

,cum-

-M .fvlmgl 25 for

Diiplepaid. Fill

N' s°. -s. Resili- - -f..eco.lo-9-rl. _ l _. ‘ . new manor '

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HELP WANTED-RELIABLE MAN

'rho island of-Dominica 1| largest producer and exporter _limes and its by-products in

_ensnrn group of the Bdtmh

Help' Wanted

wanted to supply established de-

St., Montreal, Que.

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so

lscel aneoue an , ' th; _b W W, Instituto ofllrtofroudou. - I , t in Nova mug, lv are new ext ll ¢°rl ` on.

...E fo »‘§...'§§°op'ufl‘l'§ ...°..`-1'.. uit' “I em sms f° °m<l= with lw° ?lf'§"’.¥§.'l§u"f.u"§l“"i".l‘1’.§‘wi`u”‘l§’t°§..f§2§’ Z? Hmm. emlfll no posed he sw- “ml °° “"°’”° *° “°°" °’°° °’ °°’” Wm _"Ma `~__ Now” _ when Mm |ums_ in gBnem1_ in mmm.. sm ML good wakes _md h8_pp_es__y_______ am- b_______d__y and he _mms to keep is being cut. In New Brlmswick and UM hu mm mn 'gBarton. dl-musing his forthcoming miom, 0,, thou- ,ef my ul right on practising his chosen pm- P’”‘°° Edlmd “lm °’°l’° “fe

ly Y “““ W' trip. --rue fini ls to iudlooto in my ,ak ' th 1,. M “m el’ W ,emo for m mm ,O me he orovuls satisfactory: 1nN°va,Soot1e

son i.rien_ ds to welcome her. Imdrwsm the mama M “___ and Rivzrugome W @1109 °ll N°l'l1’l mm” °° ° - field crops are short, duetodrought, Putm h g°od_

Mrs. William B oh g its broad application to the Purposes ' ' but “W0 "P919 P'°m|°° A '51' *WY* wmv' 8° “ “mn ° age orop.- In British Columbia,

° md Mm wwf. or of life, or more simply the place oi'

0 :$122,-gnegltazndnllogndgymills as 'f,‘fo,§;§,'f“’,d'§‘¢f,_t,f‘,',ff°.°:,°d'fI'ffmp',§'tt°,’,’Q Candi tl Ons In FdUOTlt€S ger favourable conditions. petoils

Bummeraid , , nt in ' _ __1;_md°r1vt°n. 1°. E- 1-. are wading ""°"Y 4°? llle- The second fo , . _ . ood, luu-vesting is oouiiuuiug uu- dty_ _ _ _ ` _ » _ .

N! Buchanan steadmsn treet. - “bk t° mint qu* in °°n°’°t° mmf _I ° touawf ~

where crops generally have been

Tomato shipments to canneries RB completed; a large qulmi-if-1' ll U9' lug loft lu the fields. Apple. Pear o,u_¢1 plum crops are of S0011 llllflliti generally and are moving

OOENWALL SCH9(ls _`

Following is the stendilll os

cornwall Primary Department nt

,nm-_ ~ li.. podium.. of ou ou.. lou.. mprovzng Installed . l ,_ lm mmf” °f AW °“° W”

ation of art to education in

ous 'rouse and stimulates the :lilo wgtmm, p,.,,,,,,,,’, ,mad the Brltlllh lol". H F Gl1rn=v»Bl'l worm favorite for tue ceeorev.-mu om Aroe_mrvootiog is practically

t as a ilower Cool as morn b,u,v,s_ ,humid be butnjgg “Sh Tl‘*l»d° C°mml-SB1°ll¢1' f0 CH-“Bda handicap in tonights call-over of completed sstures have improved.

dew Swiftly absorbed by the mggngm wma” than |n 1md_ and N°Wf°““d!°‘“d» °mV°d 9'* 5* odds for the big race to be run at Alberta Wexem Area-Inthenorth W- m“n°8 WSld°l'!“11Y There, ,the I nl-A Wtrtnmagc Emma Wd" 'md d°°l““’d ‘mt Newniarket Oct. 17. Wychwood Ab- one week's favourable weather is re- lt-textmed. Uhrlvallcd ' an aid that from bushes; 'business °°”dm°”5 in NeWf°““d' bott, also at long odds, came to the quired before threshing can be fc- to_ feminine elegance. Delightful to ,M endowed ul towns ‘nd mms “md were imP1`°"in3 °°'“5‘d°"ablY» 3 forefront in the call-over for the sumed. There has been some sprout- use.-Imports additional charm inthe with ,¢u_|,_',tu,-,_ Punting md "ebb 'm'°“3°" trend °f Demi! dum' Cambridgeshire, to be rlm Oct. Sl. ing of grain. In the south harvest- dsmrlest of women l=-ei-sim Balm is ,mm 0, hh, pup Wm,” ,.,,,,,°n *#9 “Wards Britain- " The betting for the cesorewfton ing has been resumed, out muon tho ooo toilet requisite for the ox- to the ,,,,,,t,,, t , p,,,e,,,_ ,M been 'T110 l’°**°m °f,,*‘ll'° 11°F”-ll°n woo os follows: solar soy lo io 1, groin fo io comp fo turosu. -ree sting women. Peerless as o lleeuci- , h,,,,y bum,” ff, th, mm, sem ll” b°°“ ’°“°*l?d» °°”““1“l°°°f spring Morning and Enfield ls so 1, digging of sugar beets, delayed by

_ _ U N-*N ner. ,mmn to th-mv, on M ,md umm, °'“"‘°Y WM- the" W°“1‘1 be "' Pony-stopnons loo to s, Hands off snow, is again under way. sask- °" °" "°“°hf °““n’“ °h“"' -in-i have fo be ,ggi-,mued in naw form, 5'“*d““! and ‘May i”‘P’°"'€m°1ll and Doneool is to 1, noi Do Paris atohewan Northern Area,-Wheat is

_ up md 1,, c,g,,,d,,_ pmywuly 1,; h°“°°f°"°"- 1'“l’°“S h‘“'° been ro fo 1, ootonooswr 22 io 1, Negro about sm to 10% ilu-eeucd; more

me new., mum provmm he P“°1“9 '“°’° ,‘,°“*“"°°° in mgmd and may clodogh :ls io 1, white is o wide variation in tno yield.

' Wm' Plains 28 to 1, Shining Cloud and Ooersletgrains are llgié, and thercheis

gomim eq, Pe A Liner 83 to 1, Watertight a sho age o seed oe in a num r

_ ggggntn ¢vt:f_:-'.dn3r?lfe. r W bm* arlilmgolomonls Feast 40 to 1; and of districts. Saskatchewan Southern

My_Bm~1;¢m will deal in mmm his India Rubber 45 to 1. Area-11‘hre.shi.ng is nearly complet-

1eumnBt°r;bi§rm?§°iersheumm me-3

_ 1 °l°P° - ° - For the oomufidgesuiro: wyon- ed. wheat lm graded high, out

Nlchwl or phone nm. 'Lass M -;,g,e` Hslum ‘ l=uN-35;;-, FA L |;>l:‘]Ak¢‘t'ti<§:1thw€wlii.yfegioiIs? rgltoroartogg: MRS. ELIZABETH MCDONALD wood Abbott 100 to 8. Spend a yields are poor. Practically no coarse

. comes with "perfection of u loses; Pezmy ao to 1: statesman and ooy- grains have been _harve-Sled and l-l1°

-_ ~ouM~w~me-shwrswnwrmwoslmwnhuemnrhnunur

“_-,_ ,_ By umm... "mm wh) with the rich ornanisnts that tend sept 9 1934 .E__z___bem .M_;c_5°n.__?__ ga;-y Tudor . uc _ _not _mm emm "mms ty) ____ 3A'mU'R3T» N- 3-- °°"- °-'T"° ;,‘§,:,’°h,:.°b§:1'§§i,¢L‘,'i,g "nf, f’"""s°‘,:,‘§;'; widow of ine'1o.ie Norman lvioonou-' ` '

mmd fm- “mom wggmm pm. t‘;:1‘;°“;t;;_r§’_:;&g;:1é__ ‘écgrnd £2* up, of most of mn- buudmz mai* aid, in her 81st year. Although ln 513 ANDREWS W, 1, the crop hasbeen marketed. Winter ducts in chu-loitoiowu. nxpor- d_ ,mlm 1, nm” of °§d_"'_'_’tm i-isle. tho cpplioouon of dough to lallllle hwllh 101' tlwvwt vm °1' ww, ,mm¢,“.,y_ gl-54"; N,-huh. ug. mhum B and _'B _cu ,mg gh, punm, of me mms mmm more, she was usually able to be up The oggober meeting of me 54;, tral and southwestern areas. The ed. mornings average srrsoweeaiy I h ___ Lk; ue features or his cpm-oooh thot, W'/ll* hor 1‘°°m Defi °f "eh <l°Y» anal-owe womone rnsmute was wil has belwfl-lad from will Ind if Ill", ADDI! E- Billliile. J. R. °m' ma dm D: W” "“ 7 he hopes, will appeal to Canadians. md 7003 5 bd-Eh* mmm* in the held on Wednesday evening oct. 8, -ll'l°W #nd fl’-U P1°“3mn¥ 3 Wen ld' wot-klns company, rm meson ° W "ll by - 1"# -'ll1¢-\‘¢l- °l 'rho heritage of the post must not d-“lv llallwlllles- The 1ll8hil>°l°1° ol mo homo of Mr. wilfl-od Mo- va-lwod.

Pokemouclrc- James Madden, vlc- 5, m,g1e¢¢ed_ M-,_ Barton dec1,_,ed_ her death she retired, apparently as Donald with an attendance of ,len

N_n°0_m_1_m_ tim of a sllrxlar accident at Poke- but the app,-ecmion M md and well as usual, but the next morning members and one vismm The meet_ Province of quebec

shew. was the denser list ln modem masters ip- the fine sf-to is ‘her ‘1°“8lll/¢f'1°'l°W f°l"“l ll" ull' lug opened with the creed follow- A 8°°‘l °l‘°P °l' °°l~° l-‘l WWW*

Ugg 01|- Lung oy . ~ hospital tonight. A car driven by only kindled when people hoo, de. conscious in her bed. A doctor' was ed by the singing of the Institute with other grains yielding we1l.1'bd-

Breni Howatt, East Royalty. Re-r nqqggggg N UANADA J. N. Laurin, Bathurst, struck Mud.. |vo1°p¢¢ , mg, for deslm in the hastily summoned who pronounced Cum and me mu cw answered by der com is spotty but on the whole

den in _fl-ont oi the 1atter's home. formal surroundings of thou- home, “N °*°° °P°P1°Xl'- Mediillll “ld *md oooh member paying u nickel, The ll 8°°d °l’°P- P°l°t° d|ll81“3 1° 3*’-ll'

Miss Barry, walking along the their futon” md their omoeg A kind nursing was of no avail. She minutes of the previous meeting eral with the yield well up to aver- road at Janevillel failed to hear proper education can play a great ”11€°"=d Wmwut llainmg °°““°l°“s` were read. approved and signed by “B” md °f ¢°°d q““u°y7 °m°" ’°°t

W °“° “T3” “Z” °‘ D" “"*"“""‘°;*,,”’ *"° °”,i§§.”““°“°‘ ‘$52, i.‘§Ffy°u‘L‘3.`f.‘f.‘?`.ll..‘.‘1°m‘l?.’{i.§E.§”.l.‘l? im smile" “iff W1-‘Ch me €.’.;”“..“€£’...“f”.i’s§.i.‘?.”.‘.Z‘“’....’;“‘.f..,.Y.‘.‘.'$S`

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BQABDEBS WAN1-gp _ 913|, l mmm Th, Umm! “tat” 3| ma hunt of tm which Bm #mend °v,,. me mdk, in mm." hu bam when her spirit took its flight. _md nel: _;>_o;l;n_;i_§:_e.¢;_5n_edweB;e_o;_13-1:? ment but the crop will be far below students. . warm moms AppLv‘pf-ipofpol export mullet. 'rims in ll fl-.ouuod spun, mm 1,, mu oorallod oy his experiments or me 'l-lHl°» In alle wee famlll-my sm O,,m_ Mus Amelia Egan md oversee. Pastures novo improves rn orufioo. L-we-lo-a-sixolowfug uoo of luooo.iu ounce ol-mo.; ollo.¢_ ierlstol onnunor school. out of °~ll°d- W °f H Senlol ‘ll-‘ll>°=ll=l°l= MW Mm Mcmmd. school Com wnsldorably as » result °f ment brousht about by the hlsh dll! Madden also was crossing the thisllwoe public eclfoolhsvo oomo a and was loved and respected by all Mm Wilfred Mcmngld _md ms- roms 'rho tobacco orop, which lo DINTLKMEN IAOABDEBS A0- muh; gepvloo pmvldog byoogglg of mummy when ,mmm A mom ¢¢n¢nf,|°n gg young men pomsmg who-knew her. Hem- life was filled W F R0se_ mtertainment com~ now curing, is slishtly below average

gh, gay-,.d|m Nagkmgi gtpgmgmpg 'md it wa bonu,” pnvmmd ma qg 5 keen gem, 0; wma; am"-,¢|,__ with deeds of urlselfishness.. and J McDonald _md Mrs M' in quantity with the quality fail- to

1.-ceo-lo-c-si. wmal sive direct eww l>°i".°°° emu.; mo opprooolllpo on nu il°l1~ "”“”‘°°° “id “ “'“°' ‘“°"‘°’ ""1 lf `euiou`wooo some uuouoofori “°°""

l Hanan: sod some .mlm me ululao mm ,N ,m,m¢ ' nodded these tons of . more een- fflvld- *ln l°vl“€lY ml“lSl°l'°d l° we ,°',,k la dm. _ m ~

‘,111 “gum My-_ Bu-ton Wm ,M “_ needs of her loved ones in the home. cmasilz °‘;___‘;“ I_____i{_¢_;le 2Y~;l____°f 5 Province ol Ontario

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WIBTMOBLAND 908001. iyhiohgnizqf grltnofxd sympizhlftic ,md uw-gy, Eiga 9° it was moved and seconded that a oomplemq md growth to date has

. me “Gam” M; in E,,,g1md».'-I-he” cheer the sick and give comi’ort to dame be held ill BU All¢ll`°W's H111 been very satisfactory. Threshing of

H0501' H011 fdl' Allillt lhd vm be womnpmied hy -_mum the n°edy_ she valued friendship all arrangfments been made for spring grains is near completllon.

*VNMNTT dm* MA, Eamon hu “wus bam mm., mm m,mm,°n_ In her gi,-1- same. A ort programme was then Recentgoodweather conditions have

1 nmcmmy ,mwnted in ammo hmd_ ‘mm new nn mm was mm carried out which consisted of a’promoted late growth oi mot crops

Grade' X--1 Grace Mooore. uuhimhm ' md “.1” the my of ofM|lempu»1_,h_ me united with eheiduet by Miss Frances McIntyre and and potatoes particularly will show Grade IX--1 Grace llaovittie. m ,uthm-it m gh, gt ‘M Anglican Church many years ago,lM.r. Irwin Phelan, also a llecitationi a better than average yield. Yields

in the old cemetery adjoining by Mrs. J. J. Moll-ltyre. The next-of onions and beans are below aver-

thrurch, Milton, her mor- meeting to be held at the homelage and spotty. Harvesting of ta-

ere laid to rest beside of Miss Mabel Griffin, meeting to; bcoco on considerably reduced acre- o had gone before. be opened with the Creed and Rae .is practically Oomploied. tht

fondly cherish ner singing 0 Canada, and roll call yield of flue tobacco of fair quality , John A. on the answered by each member paying being about 35% under the early

homes ii five daughters: her membership gee_ Lunch was estimate. The burley tobacco yield

Mrs.~NelsonBteada'nd Mrs. Geo. P. served by the hostess assisted by is up to average and the quality

the Misses Joanne and Francis Mo- s°0d- Grapes are bows out and the muy-r¢,_ bulk oi the crop has been contracted

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