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_ ._ SPECIAL NoT1CE _

The period during which ciiscouut

will be 'allowed upon paymetns of Income, Personal Proper-ty.a,nd Land Taxes has been extended until the 15th day of December, 1928. By order

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' ‘lnfunnce is* imnrdhe to ' EliE(l'l`l7i-10.411 "CONNECTIONS 1 ing car than broken or scratched - Asboclatlon ‘

fluctuations offfoi-tune. When the bored e d of a wire is cilul ld |i mu in gh - - ,,,,. , _ ,I '~ “l!i‘rl'tci::m:l‘m° Li" lt? be s°"°W¢d"td ahah:-r part. it is .lest plan gf cours= 1: tiuirrsalxauii iiew "nw, “ °7~'!*°'~’°”°

_ _ y ii ow it ways best to o`dei~ th'.'l tn _ _ .» ’ ' " . - ‘ . ..

_ to _a dollar wit _end of the wires to avoideitgogntginde .Pi;.rli"iie?u§i;st:>}i!¢\=:l’s :bot gegggéeugg' hoggrgnge 125,313; 3231?:

lyguczmmegi -_ _ big ““ _°-"“°'f°'“°¥- md ih __ -lit: . _,I N' ' _cured within recent years is the

. done. be ure is form th: ceiiuioid is h soft instcrisl and

* ¢°=+.ls you." .ice'~ in thc di :tl th‘ th . -~ ~ __ - ' .'

_ _ _ u!_i;_£_____ 'M _gn ___ attending-e_: subic.t to scratches. These scratches dow. at nicht. _

wi , ' _ - ' _

_ _ _ _nd rather than unwind, as the .it on angle and the _cellulcid soon bhp w1n_d¢,w5__“.e,-e °|°_,¢d_ mm th,-

Ilf

Wife -50 mil they will_not work lightto enter but beco in rac . . 1

‘ H e c t:hemse_lv3 bet\vo:n_ the tliiresda And ticolly opaque. so' far mass sgeing Qgggngo nga, vcvaufggwifl t‘g_o$fu;il't;l:irfl

A; p _ _~e'.;n _ e screw. 'ro ra ' tl '_ . _ '"3

_ I AX,cAN ____ st _ pmmly An_;a___ew;i;_g _:ig _ trough it is concemed Filling such Th” W” me time when a sick

~ .~ _ ` - ‘ r o scratches will improve both the .Bp-- ' .

..i..\...s.i ni 1 1 | 3 \ , _ R person- was protected from cos-l,

“`m"i|....‘»|-:I !i€.'fv:-ig? be placed -under me screw pearanc- ‘md me “°°f“m~S5 °f-“fe fresh air. as ii one mouthful of it;

.;.riu:t the light passing through

~E1'¢WdiS U8hl»¢l\°d AIWWS Wi-St bheiassumes a translucent or cloudy of r "ln 5 0! Wife b¢f0l“’ illlplylng the fect allowing a certain amount of

_, _ i,urialn. If the scratches are veiy

i dr§f;iflg_“m§?i:19ot’f‘;l£"; b°v}’§l'¥ectiY..iiie. 8Dl>iy _a thin coat of ether ol , 1`¢~ U1 BX- A..-:cm and is ow it to dry in the .§‘;5vj’|‘L;°;_§ f;1;ov_;=*€rc;t__;/ililsaé/ce;i;. si:_=_r_i__i:ir. For heavy sc¥'a}tchcs. a_p}>i_y

2 _ - a cc.: of water-w to var s

FHCUUH WPG cannot be U-sed Oil or shellac. Q “ 9?” °f "W W thi" =\r_e.zr°a§y or when ii iight has become broken-. 0-ly. Mid in such _instances one it may -be cemented by a mixture of -=h°“ld vw a mio of linen saturated three parts alcohol to four parts or ill Sh_€llB¢- This will not b1aff_cc_ted_-et;-er. The torn edges should be bygcil or water and ailords the nec-lpaintad until the celluoid softens.. _ .ary insulation. then pressed firmly together and

WHEN PURCHASING A NEW :hc p1:ssure`iillowed to remain for

CAR at least twentyfour hours

pcint to consider when purchasing' After a little experience it is easy it new car are: Its flexibility in trafl, to distinguish' the ‘connecting rod fic, whether it pe_rm1\S S10”/1118 dovmtknosk from other knocks by it shai"p

to the weight; ease of clutch. steer-

in _md __ can _ spark plug This eliminates the ex.-

BBOKEN SPRING LEAVES :slrzed or" burnt-out bearing. the

_ _ Health Services of

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' Canadian Medical -

habit of opening the bed room win

` It is not so many years ago since

eoniing of cold weather Indeed". mdhy persons stuffed the few cra

would cause his desth. _ ' We may forget. that tuberculosis was the first disease which was fought by education. Other diseases? ha'_d been fought by police.méasures,] by compulsion.. People were. forced to improve living and work-places;; they were obliged to install sanlt-I ary conveniences; if they sufferedi Rom _ u communicable -disease, they! were -isclattd wheather they wished] to be_ or not. __ -

The fight against tuberculosis has

_ Probably' the most important CONNEQTING-pop |`gy.§0g|; ,uct been along this line. In pls.ce|

of force persuasion, by means of ed-l ucatiqn. was used. _The educational 5 work _has not been limited to those'

and speeding up quickly without hump and thud._ Th: best plan to suffering -_from tuberculosis, but has, 111”-lftine stores. its power compared iind it is by short-circuitirig the extended -to ull. From the start. the

value-otsfiesh air was stressed and-

en our b d

night; is izocd. We' know that the-

.. ~____1_._-1'-*.1-_-.»_;._.-__-,_ ._ ._ ._ .,-,_ ', When two or more leavesoi thefmotor will _groan when starting old idea. of night air being bad is‘

_ ' - . ' ‘ ‘ming bmakr d° 5°” *M9311 Uewiwlille cold. A connectin rod bear- A nl ht we miss the sun-

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_‘Cf H wnsiderabla length or time, its. another rciisbie indication oi u _et is different from the _ntw connecting rod bearing knock is that caves. and if the old leaves are not the knwk Wm not be mm-ly so pi-9.

. _ 8. not true. t il . , _

_-___ " '-'_ _ -~ ltioves without re-settingxthe old,ing. _for the latter makes more of shine that is the only difference.

ff---.""` u;___.,.,_.""i"'_"*'*""*"'“‘:_ _._.,,,__,_,,_,,,_ _*_~_-‘~__~_-_‘ _ \ ones. If the spring has been ln useia tapping sound than a knock. Those who sleep with bed-room

windows open do so because they like lt. because, when the .Wind0WS

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' » . fe 5% it will Throw tooinuch stralilimlnent when the. spark is retarded faffi lggtetgr ixzdytlfgegrebbgiar. they

_ _ _ - I _on the new ones. This-is the reasomund the mom; is idling, _ ~ ' - `

i why a new leaf often breakes within f Fug-; BACK

a. sllcrt time after it is installed, be A rack should b provided in the

The window is, of course, opened

with consideration for the temper-

wind If a fraction

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PERFECT SERVICE ASSURED _;;;5é¢°"‘- °"1¢'i.‘“.f‘“° “°” °°°" "7 s;;;ssg,;;>;_,;h;_g;1;»-0;; i;_1g;;g_;»;_e.. ._.. us. Q.. . ou. ou. uso

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We have placed in our S erside showroom a new and

most up-to-date plant for fu:_glea`_nlng. ` Weare prepared to pelt md oledu foxes or to clean pelta i_tlready_ofl, _ _Our operators have been tuughtthé' business by su cxpert whom we consider to-be the best in P._E. I. t\l_1d.ha ls. also _consid-_ eredso by many of the largosrfur owuerirhnd buyers.

We now propose to give you better work und better

service In every way than you have ever had before and to do it :fthe same price as you have usually paid for work not so good. ' We are determined to win your upprovpl in every

possible' way nnoilrto deserve a fair sham of your business. Until you test vziialinryou will ‘not know how much we oln the neo! your fox pelis. ` '~ ‘

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'ii mush Wim. coivviivcs You or TliE_

QUALUY sshvica ws rsltronivi ._ .

svmhmnsios. -r. E.`i. /, W

B. P1'-owse I 69°. Sons

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.CARBURETOR LEAK ' i-nb against any other tool. The

b°°°U1° IINWY through 8'bB0l'Dtl0u round on the workbench

An°th0l"-°&U-50° my be that a for such purposes. And never Iwo' a

out any dirt through and into the » LAMP wmgs "~ '

¢f»niim1¢S- If it<lws»-inspect the val-ifsstened to thc lumps should-be in

'rms Miiirlman - » niche' csr niches th =wh~es swilrsnd-'

-A 80011 W0Y'iD Nmove-carbon from sometimes causes d break short-

MONTREAL' Nov ao-A iieid or

IC§__AG£_.' _

_-chiefly to the successive _ice ages lu flvhat is now Canada. and especially |to_ the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. He began his series of col-

_ |éred slides liay _showin)&1so_;_n1e__ of hour

its tivo thoushndiest thick. once. “W “ii ““°°’°' ° ‘ “ °" covered the place where now is tiho"'h°Y Wm 'mn them mea” gf r°';\é city or Montreal This and uisnyimgi-“U "‘ °"° “`°“‘ ,‘,’°” “B R, other astonishing facts, were related b°\|1¢°1'5» md _h°‘;h"h° “"gne;°°a:s last nicht by Dr. A. P. ooiciuuu. "“-I ¥‘°°"¢= 'P ° °°d -mem, ms.. of Toronto, ‘during sn iu- §;°*:h§"hff_§_§9°em:‘§m§;‘;‘{“of the ,ca Ultrsted lecture in the Macdonald Th h “awed the mmm of ,mm

PIM!" ‘wmmiwm m "dl" an :bra db our resent-dey ter

euceoomposed1argerlyofmombers"'5f°° ,, P - »- ' M me xt Bohm, md G1 the rain, the rochee lnourggdnngcslug

Row mmm society or om- “W "°“'°“°““" °° °°

ada. Dr. Colemarrlx sn emeritus

ronto. and has recently published a “ed b an mem” we M145; °°°k "I°U AKG. Recent and An- fs: my {~“;1k3°;'gnned M pmwnmd

their smooth. undulating swim

pmfesm, 01 me Umvemm, of To, resembles the backs of sheep. _

I debris of small rocks and stones dc

cient," which is regarded as the_mci_ mwyumples of boulder 6_1,”

lending viorir or its iriud. » _ and Umm. mt,,,,, ,mnmm

D* °°", mm °°l‘"“°° hi’ 1°9°‘“‘ which we see omh but heed little.

I LAND TWICE COVERED

Most of our small lakes, Dr. Cole

sald.`a.re Y-he reoult of the lr-

wus evident

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dum of materiahborne gldciopgwiif some former loo showed a map of Canada

represented the I-NM

at some periodcior

that the was al~

, lf. WUI _ ' ' _ YQ” NEED NOT Bl Bl0H-

country “N " _ “_ °m_"I‘o nil your soul with beautiful| _ _ _

Wwe' "“°“°“°""°'“’ °|'°“' ‘_ "9 ‘ m°m°|'3°l» 4 I omhglnjng sm-¢,5 ' WM, Carew tencored) Reading-‘by Miss bride was tendered a miscellaneous

closed _ 'ro accumulate it host of ioyai_|, mu- q 0, gf,” meg Ruth lviuthcsoh, sihgingslars. cues- shower st the home of Miss Liiusn

" - -m°M-5- -~ ' Nm' ' ` »-` I =- ~ - Perr and also a kitchen shower at

rv. .,.

Siva with their nettle cells,

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ofthemhualisar |¢ hum

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OMOCU BOI& 01 your woot, Ives to the shells To be the victim of greed and ev-

of the cylinder is thc To give"your children high' ideals

_ 'ioi--life. ~

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lavintl-Coritidouen hlivo`bobn.’|_old in-Bflhln. .

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rife

worry

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allows a. slight cul-rent_of cool air tf pass through the room that is

- When the c:-rburotor drips .on~ _1 tg- th f 111 111 - ' h _ - - ' stantly. flooding the float chaniber. dull and uselg; vby l-Efblbxing it "‘““W°"t"¢§resh txt “mise bg! £23 “fo __?_d the-float _val~ they are carelessly thrown into fi ;"':_:\‘l';,’l;6i_ trlgeggffon of “kms “_ °~ P055 9 t the float has tool box or drawer. or left laying a- ~ _ th bed_mdm wmdo-W open..

Keep 0, ~

lo` ' oernlniz health ad '

of gasoline. Or the float valve-may N .“ nl ' 1 t 9"” “S mm ' ` - be wvm and require srindms- uou7vffc§'§°s"f§fv- oi? flifssscduyhfdfii' """““’ *° me °"“‘““““ M°°;?§1‘ Ye Olde F trme ra pro fbi bogus.

Association. lsi college Street. - ieinuv; will be answered bv letter.

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New Yoizk, Nov. 29-Mt: Etnsrs present destructive lava, flow rep-_

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8 _ sea tro. for without'ploslcn pressure and two knocks we were advised to op' e - f _ 'rh E ' ' ' ' - 0-- __ - thesf d1`i"fn$ Cm 1l¢VB1‘_b¢ _9»_ 'Plea- will be noticable. - room _windows in order ta benefit » ‘ ‘ e O _ sure, accessibility ofparts for re-, connecting md knocks are cuused by and enioy h°w's.o1 sleep in thai " , »'

_ _ Pair. There are of course _many ptlxeriby a twisted rod._ loose bearing, a fresh air, thus 'lessening the chances__ ' ~ a H t ` _

i D t P I.. ' . Tr _ , __ points to consider. bui the _few H1811- sccredbearing, a bumt-out bearing, of the occurrence of tuberculosis. , _ _

I epll y l'_0Vll'\Cla _ _ UOHGG Bh0\1ld nGt'b0 °v€rl00k¢d- lor aide play. In the iristance of a 'It 'is true that fresh air, day and,

O durable is' the Heilitzman Piano that it is not unusual forthe

_ § instrumenc_to be passed from parents to children _and in tum _ to grandchildren. _ _ '

We recently had the _pleasure of meeting the owner of 2. I-icintzlnnn that had been bought originally by his grandparents: We 'ran our fingers over the keys of this old piano-~the tonewats flawless-mellow

- - olden . . . the touch willing-flexible.

We examined the cases

- ling its construction: It was still good for years of service.

Such i_s the Heintzmnn Piano of today. Durable . . . ec0n_omicail'. . . -beautiful. Built in a variety of exquisite styles for modern homes.

_Visit our Music Salon. You vviil then understand why Heintzman

is not only the most popular Eiano in Canada, but is considered lay . noteworthy critics as one of t e hnest pianos in the world.- _ ”

` ' Ht-intzman‘.Piimoi' ara prim! from

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iioutchsmber. Then see if thu dripf The point where the wires 'ih~e"f 5 ` its GRE.-iT oaonoa sT_REi»:T, V0 $8 instructed. . ' c ' isreced frequently. The vibratioii oi' - -'N' ,- ` =. -V - ‘ J ' C"1‘\m'9'|`TET0WN» P- L

$570 up. Your

_prermt piano accepted in part aymmf . . . 2% _ymrr

small pieceof dift, or-othe foreign 11| gt ta; ‘-'13 ' I -_ . ., -. ' us.-ne. is ».o.......:. u sift; in its W “‘“m~ss°d rc . MIL LER i BR OS s L 7 'D valve. Df¢VéUi»l!1l _.lil frbm SGMJDZ .Welded is to draw a file backwardafmeni' -wm}°°"-be “Myer I ` -~ . '} ' -pfbperly, To test the latter trouble, torsmove sharp corners or burrs, asf '

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prime me carburetor :wiv to wish thisuiii uuiciuy uuh it. ____ _ - .. _ ’ - - - Music and Musical Instruments

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end thenflllit wiihalcohchor anyfplngytevnlulu _enters the lun-ip socket - The second, gas explosion, and_ wiiE.\'rL!-:Y RIVER iNS'I‘i'rU'ri-J ter Rackham and Miss Ada Fordtrust of London. where everyone €l‘Cd Cllrboli remover. 0! course a will ieinforce the .wire and prevent the third, H-Sh GX-1111151011. d0 D00 ul--_ - _ --- ' _actcdds accompanists. _ _ doubts everybody else _and regards more thorough plan is to dismantle this trouble. , wgys follow. but Dr. Chester A. J' The cciiventicii of the Womens Dr. Dewar oi Charlottetown gave every one as a rogue until he provoi the muffler _entirely if it is desired _ needs of the American Museum of Institutes of Wheatley River, Glas-‘-ln interesting address on “Tubercul- himself a saint, I think I can claim to clean away every particle of car- DCN’T DASH THROUGH MUD Natural History, who recently com- gow 'Fv'oad, Ovst2i- Bed Bridge andlcsis and its prevention" and stress-- that 1 have not been o failure, and |7011- * i _ _ plated a, review of volcanoes in ac-iGI2€I1VH1e WHS held in- Wheatleyied the need of s sanitorium for thislthaf, 1 have won your hearts through

CUl.rAlN_ LIGHTS- Hcuts if another ear or a pedes~ -tion; says ‘ that volcanologists. c areiRivcr Heil on Monday November-pro vincu. A hearty vote of thanks to service."

.~'1`h¢l`° 15 l10U1i!I€ that looks more train is standing nearby. Be con- wutohing- to see what Etna. will de--W6 - ` ' - Miss schunnan, Miss Saunders. Mrs..

disreputable on a madster or-_ tour- side,-ate of omg;-s_ ' ve]°p_ Cmmmaum, may be either The first session met at 2.30 p.m._MacR.ae, Dr. Dewar and all who had; é-<o>--

. prompt or delayed in u series of with Mrs- Earle Macliae--presiding-1contributed to the success. of the 1.irE is sToNEs

" W i - _+ disturbsnces.- The meetinsgftlfed by repeating the_ convention wus moved by Mrs. How-_ Ts nnhgousmnmn

of the _Wm_1d.s 66 Mmm va1_ Club ’-Women .(_Jl°eeci. Miss Ethel Lingiard Curr and seconded by Mrs.|

_ then t°ndered dn address of wel- Gor Matheson After acknowledge-

I CWI’ £0 the S'-ll-‘9W|Si0I1, her assis- mmts to the vote of thanks the ' (parent that ealch acts more or less _ _ _ _ __ nVe_ Prof Emmy famous mimmf mdependermy of me °¢hBr5_ and tant and the v1sitinE inmbers from singing of the national anthem 1° ist of Leysslc Umversmy pmved

' "' *""* *'-' . - - _ canoes. Dr- Reeds SWS. “ii IS “P-| _ ‘ ' . . , ~ 8° ' _ ' BERLIN Nov. so.-'rhst stones

. ‘ _ ’ H ‘ _ i th I tit te. 'rhi ti th tl 1 . 5 . .» A UNCLE -RA YS CORNER - |»»»»»_» _gc 3; mei -»f hee h...2...f.. ... 5, ;'.:.it;°;..:.°..'t‘:.=»-1»»v»-»»v1» -._ 1°-we °»-

is “ ml W i2*“'°W5m5 ° M ¢h . and dead matter' before thesaxon izreaterl °r less violence occurring m‘;,,tfl5,‘;“.f.§,'f,mnf,°,(’;S§fA§mBf,‘f,‘f{f’e"‘f,,§I,Z=‘“““h Bef.°'f’ ‘°“_",‘“,,“ ‘°'."°"‘°' Academy or science today. The seo-

lfiow- of lava. into the sea in Haw- |a.ii. swimmers above the lava found pa.i-tsofthie waiver only warm, thoiighin places it was too hot for swimming.

Lava is_ molten rock. There are cient kinds. rsncmc :mm furry lilht colored rock such as gran- ite to dark basalt The gnanites

lu family the insults which

| oloanlo energy. Dr. Reeds says.

molten rock 30 im 80

Iava col-

to .volcanic

mlilnly

Host

iduftl-

- ~ _after inftnrvals of comparative, or ' . mc mmm ch,-ysuk as an mgmpu,

CITIZENS or Tm' WEA" “"°“"‘- “ld ‘Wm “NMC it‘1vna1°"°“ wmvlete. repose-" mill? dsl- noUcETTE-Loucnltiiw wan- showed that numemus Provwwi

In élm ANEMO ._"lrn'is" of foelers stretch out As, E°‘""" 1°.” °°"°“‘ °“"’""“'k "5 officers for the next year. The rc- DING which we only know to exist ' in

. _ ' NES | you may guess, the feeiers use 10 years seo. but that -period is a sun was that Mr, Howard Cm was » ' _-.1 living substances can bs observed There are 11; wnhout 1°°Ul\¥ fOr B-diDn¢l‘- 'HWY are able *VM ‘um '.“h°“ m°""“*`°d by "°‘_app;inted president and Miss Elin- A quiet but pretty wedding took in an analogous manner in organic which an known .. V ,, t° 31” Sl-1388. and to draw in small 17°" P°""°‘.’° °‘ h"'“d"°d5 `°' Y°°"°S‘abetli Bowen Secretary. _ place at Saint Dunstan's Cathedral matter, 'That is difficult. however. (&_nem_°_nees) my “"’m°n°~‘1 'WNY-ll\'eS which Swim ln the ocean in "me ‘f°.l°“n°°.s' other "'°1°‘“"' The histories from the different on Wednesday morning. November as neither the human eye nor the uma. ,bm me yhgmw °nf thelmm' et"`“‘¥’° ~ 35 W `m8Y` S66-'m. °°° N" ‘dave p"|°d° "°°u“'m9' in Institutes showed the splendid work 28th. at 'I o'clock, when Eva Jean, strongest nilorowope is able to ob- wuh» um ew He 0 eliflwi this flower-like animal is ubie to ° ‘W MW- done by esch Mis T D Ling gave eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs serve the dimihutivc obgects with

0St the Same name. It is swallow and digest the bodi | D* R'°éd5’- Slum” sm" h°"" the the h to from' Wheatlc River Laurence Doucette of this oit was sufficient -sha ness. Modem scien-

°°`u°d`°h° “es mamma' ‘"m° "UL es Mill" f|°W k°°P5 m°”i“3 “Y “"9” Mrs. fii5.ode¥ick MaoPhorso¥i. from united in the Holy Bonds ofyMat- ce. however, forxlrnd a way to uncover Tm “°° °“°m°“° W” ¥‘V¢.°__*i5 Sea anomonas have bright colors *HU Wen Wh'?.n~“5 f°fW°1’d Svvedioyster Bed Bridge. Miss~E1izabeth rimony to Mr. William. Loughranfihc secrets by using R/oentgen rays. “Mm b°°°“°° mm” 'lVh° 5°;W`4¢ Bt sometimes brown or gold. Since ‘S °“13’ ° few feet N1 h°‘“'~ A1' `Bowen from Glasgow Road. and also of .this city, the ceremony be- 'It has been discovered that crystals ‘W WW “”"° l'h°“3h° 1* 100394 they cannot move (after they have "h°“3h the* 5""f°0¢ °f me f1<_’W~ GX- Mrs. Alfred Carew from Gréenvale. ing p€1'f°\'m€d by Right Reverenduhow li number cf symptoms which mm me ‘md “wer” 'NWN the Why Sligo) you would pmed t° 517- °°°l5 ‘l'-\3°k7~Y- “U11 W Miss Schurman. then gave is very Monsignor Maurice McDonald. who 'clcsely resembles what is called - /__ _g think thst other ocean ahiuisns pvhnlitgaclose approach. f-he ine inspiring address on Institute work. also celebrated the Nuptlsi Mess. i,,,,t,|uC,,_ bm_inmg_ W, mu ucush

Wbuld easily see than md “Wie terior im molten- Wh°1'1.19»V9~ An interesting demonstration was The bricie who was attired iniin human beings, Crystals- absorb them up. .18 suflldently Mt. it _f°l1¥\S 8 PN- given in _water color painting by Mrs.; navy blue with small metallic hat‘,md quot gloom und mr-bonic acid. I “'18 true that they can be seam USU?/il'l¢ Skin “P013 °0Ul|U-8 13100 °°l1'i1"riu\k .Mao’R.ae. Another pleasing and grey accessories was attended 1111,, ¢-_lem-W rgsemhlgs hunihn and but seld0h. if ever, does one of thot with violet. leaving the m0lWh demonstration on the marking of-by her sister. -Miss Olive, while the 'animal bleaching process. Nei; only

them meet with atlnck. The chief mm m5m°° W “OW B-10113 the sea woollen flowers was given by Missigroom was ably supported by Mr. crystals, but also hard rocl¢,`like reason is that they are too tough b°"°m wm‘°‘"' °*'h¢‘l' distllliillllve Mona Saunders. After this a very Joseph Mclnnisf @,»_~,nl‘te .mer u, long time, show the -to make good edging An “ded m.o_ at the_sur!_l.ce than steam clouds at pleasing social hour was spent over After the ceremony the bridal sign of nge. They f' ily break up

tection is the sting which they an the point of contact. In _the last the teaoups. After tea Miss Saunders psi-ty moto;-ed to the home of the

' ,gave another. demonstration ofn Ita- bride‘s parents. where a sumptuous

lian hemstitching. . wedding breakfast was served to Tm ¢V¢Hil1B S€SSi0l1 Opened at.'l..>0' the immediate relatives and friends

with community singing. The follow- ‘of the contracting parties. ing program was can-led" out. The groom's present to the brid Chorus-The .Island Hymn..Rve8Alh1B esmaid was a pearl necklace and to by Miss_MacRae, Solgby Miss Amy the groomsmhn a silver

Roberts. Reading -by Miss 'lIila'ouse. _

Mobbs Duet by Mr andM1's Alfred Previous to her marriage

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on a. rock. To have-' the approval of God oh y¢‘;um|,_ mu. we h“|_u¢_ ceived many useful gifts ‘

The many beautiful ‘and costly

lg." 'Msg - ' sonic china tes set from the stun of

the Irwin Printing Company wha;

_ ‘ thc bride was employed. testify

annlef . the popularity of the young coutplei'

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presents, among which was a hand-.

and dissolve in which means ,that they have aiztlmlly died. Con- _clud’ng the }ecture. the scientist ,said that production of the living

substaiice i.n the laborataxv ls (wit

'cnly possible. but probable in the |not distant future.

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