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I This column in open for the i dfleuuion by correspondents l of questions of Interest. The I! Charlottetown Guardian doll I l

companies on paper made from rags for libraries and other institutions desiring a more durable paper for their files, for which it is charging 75 ceats for single copies of the daily edition and $1.25 for the Sun- day issue. There was never suffic- ient paper in the world till its

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I "mm". o; uuIrQ.P9ndQ|fl|. This same propagandist claims a i vast amount of money is being made leuwwvowuwwo-oow» by the paper interests in Canada. If the Canadian paper companies were charging of‘! a legitimate sum for the depreciation of their timber

S. S. TEACHEWS PROTEST

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THE CHARLUITETOWN GUARDIAN ‘

Wm’ - _l Central Guardian "PEERLESS" ENGLISH FOX Netting, galvanized before and after

made. sold only by the Rogers Hardware Company, Limited. 9584

manufacture from wood became THE ELECT"I'_‘ M R b _ not neceuurll, endorse the Posilblfl- h, “mud II" Encsfiggglsz; o! r‘ John flown‘ c‘ N‘ ' 8'8

from 5.30 to B please note.

o'clock. Subscribers

THE RQGERS HARDWARE Ciillll-llllly. Limited are open Satur- Iday nights until 9.30. 9

In Memoriam

MRS. JOHN HOWATT

The death occurred at the City Hospital shortly before 1 o'clock yesterday of Mrs. John Howatt, wife

gage master on the eastern train. The late Mrs. Howatt although not enjoying robust health of latc years was about as usual until Wednesday when she became sud- denly ill, necessitating her removal

. t tli Cli. H it 1 h ‘ll (l- .I I01 ....I. IIIIIQIIIIIIQ.lQfI""IIIIfI§’;EIf“l§QIfI‘:§“§ i222? and 31ers‘; nrafltlilna the Iigmc ___ .. 584 illiiiyegrcil willie flutlllileltllzi: shill“ i -.-~"-~ c ' ' as mc o on ores oo or- Mcchaiiirs PANDORA d The deceased lad n' d th- -- I . i an y c Joye c at when Qu sgfvg R Jill" llmllffll i" ill“ "l" Pwllllf“ m: Vllllllll lllfli oolllmon 8on8; _would Kootenay ranges i927 models at the quaintance oi ii large number and - ~ ‘ i t1 i liis taken Why lllb l“ 1 l - - i f i - - "ll" "5 I‘ _ DI ‘IIIHI NéWUIIIIIIIII dclaie» m"? l5 m? a Dflllernwm‘ Rogers Hardware Co., Ltd. 9584 by her bright and. happy disposition - ._.. V9117 aml yo , r5 glvmg ~ ‘will if“ “I: IIIIII IIIIII-IIIII III my ifimv ln Canada wddy that could M T _--_ made mflfly warm friends who will - ' iiii 0 iers ‘ d n f \- :' d _ p 1s _ . , . them béfitufiafiyfiu can buy‘ ears, and shall I ever forget hher in0:l)?fll“1el;li tllle Zlimo lgalolfllolxlll? Eaton B 1pc ililingghcnniikgi-ccf.) cgliailglirftilifeallynellifrllyebglleatifgi Lillie - ' ' l ' _ dreadful dollollllclallll" ‘ll l °"° connection with this industr is morning ‘takl his h ~ si ill b - - ' " ' a J _ ‘ I w w)“, uni-ed uomjllell uTollilllIleliltltlce concerned, it consists (other 5,1811 Ellllollied M1125 “His elllilanlfi‘: sign]: kilild ‘and syirllijirslltgheltairilileillellglliigrailing . . L. . 1 people to share ii i6 ~50 ell I he t C d! m I jecg W11] b “Th s LI _..' h Ii . _ g I I I ' r . ,. gains from the greatest curueislnceIgyannofifirsfipll-In 1:3: ghhugdmid bamone sock, bycMreaI/OYII églngwefi IlIvItIlgIInfiIoelItg gicineglofi? git; ‘ . ,

' ‘ ‘- l ' ' ' " ' the Flood? I am a Sunday Schoiili mIIIs that are now closed down with at the evening service. I All men red in her neighborhood. NE Pleasant summer gvenmglwu

, . 'llellclle"lmd l‘ l“ ‘mly ‘he other the balance of the pulp on hand are mrllllllly lnqLtad to the morning She leaves to mourn besides :1 discussing Mutual Llfie lnsmance

S " ‘ lluy l hlNl I0 wllllllellll l0 my clllffsI being sold at Sm peI. um beIow cost session of the Men's Class. following sorrowing husband, six sons and two with a. farmer, seated under .'i tree in

w» .- - $6 231$"ohifliguggttillllhniwfifl (Igliof production, certainly not a very g; ‘slmgnlilll Selvliif-II I" ll"? 511"" dflligllle" l° cherish ll"? mem°lY front of his house. The farmer's wiic

7 ‘ B _ I , c oo you wi d cl f f k‘ d d 1 ' "f - ~ ~ '

i tense of our prolilbitory law; IlUV/irzlljggcxngtltgx; lizgélgtolgs: all ages and needs. n asses m iqiiollhenln an ovmg “I e and kept coining to the door to tall hiin.

. _ \- _ _ ,..“ these front tankers have betrayed . . Th. _ h iii .1 li' taking

_' FOR porno onowaits us, imd handed us bound both humijilxflfgtl-glll Confldlhh manulacturms THE IIOGIIIIIS II IIIIIIW IIIIII CIIIIefIIIf°$II;,§§I_,’~‘;§;'f,,,,,;“iif§,?£§% ,_ . i’nifillafnlllefislllxlisglotlieloondxllln lgifltipinlull,

f 509 u; ggaggg- i andlfoot to theI Ghlflmty, fllilflfeOliligI The Ihanumcture OI stock Germ fomgarg lLimited are sole agent: University, Kingston, Ont.» Claire IRUEgIYRIES W"? Plf-eilllls’ ""5 ll" ll" mum)’-

llfll‘ YB OYBMI 9 l-l ell Ol‘ (e ll l ‘l 0l‘ - - . for the celebrated Su- of the Experimental Farm Frank ‘7 "'1 . ' 1 »

. , . -. , _.fl tes t d t be u. t . . c F »l ,1 ~ b twriiugmenrprc

WlllII lllll "fill. ll'°ll Pl‘. Flfllh. tiiviatgizlrts lglrél lhiéf-hgiahhltgd ligiutigIpggfitabIg agasteeng? ‘gm Guitar“ preme Pipeless Furnace. 9584 Xltll the P. E. I. Egg and Poultry LIFE IIIIIISEFUH§IIITIZ I1.',,_.§‘i’,'le,_° h, digd of PM“.

"il W's"- ‘rmlid "i “i” iiriiii i" c» we ri1i-@5;‘..*:“.‘.“°§Sfi‘.’i.‘s "$15.: '.‘.‘°“l.'.‘i Pcmc mum-u i. .i?.°i%?.i.°"ii.‘2ii‘i;.f.£;“§.£.§" “i ‘Nslllrwc’; ?;:'.i'"-.‘:::::i=Jiziriizixiiixrztiiiizi

D0 In] II Gwémment; with llld l0 lake llllB betrayal lying e a a S °r 3' "3 y a cd that there is not so much blight The daughters are Mrs. N, Power 5"’ ‘I poi“: In The Mulch] 14f; oi Canada. 4- m ° down‘! Are we to be held up to tliells depemlelll f“ “'5 very exmlenceiamong the potatoes of our nei 11- and M15“ Edna of Boston REPRESENTATWE y

cemflca“ ridicule and scorn of a laughinfolon a raw material‘ will m9 m°5l boring provinces as was the imprges- Two brothers and two sisters are fvm“ Th“ M‘"'“'~‘lP°ll°Y wa-“l-‘e limb?‘ which

‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' " cynical opposition the length andlllll-lmlsllc ll° 710i? lil-Wllllll W 5ll°wlsioh a short time ago. There will also left to mourn viz‘ Joseph and “UIUAUJFE ""4 ll" lam‘ and» h?‘ ‘he ‘mull’ from

breadth of Canada? 0r are we ro bl’ ‘hell W" "Elms Wlll 18F‘ m°'°,be no scarcity of ‘the commodity at Cornelius McKinnon. 7 MP5. Chas. ‘llllmi’ “W”- BY "5 M‘ ‘h’ w“ all‘ l”

Step imldiy fol-ward and demand than twenty years but which as a an mm Them are as at no McGIe OI. - keep tic fiiriu and educate the buys.

,. i Y . y . g and Mrs. Ale». McNeill.

once and for all that our leaders mlltter °f l“? allcordlng to 30V‘ PTlCBK Qllflled- all of Boston. ‘ Let a Mutual A cm show ou how to

. - . g Y ,. I iilliailtiio énlthful toltheii- chargll}; ilorhgrrgezlhtfii‘ Iztxiatgg-Ifiz; cannot last IN FISHINGYECLES Th h One son, Lorne was expected safeguard your iumilyls ihftrcste‘. ' iu ie overnmen ‘s pre-e ect mi '- i . — e ome last night; Roland and Miss; ’ l l Th l f A 1- I ‘ ‘ ‘ i ‘ ‘ ' ' iii e" heiressr§‘i1*i.~i"ii»i c*iiii&:‘ iiriclziiii he diode-i WMUTIIAL LIFE n en e lill( prom se it uihiii o answer e argumen . a e. i‘ e epar men o is eiiies __________.______________ i _. - . he? I worked hard and suffered sev- manufacture of pulpwooii in IIGan-llii ollllwll lllllll ill? RQYlll Cl-llllmls- A JQLl-Y sllowlill- —- A Pally‘ _ ‘Waterloo l " ... 1 .I .: ._ erely from loss of friendship in the ada would leave four timésas lflHChiSlOn ma; has been flllllflllltfd lll" 0i YOImE Reollle from Elle Y- P- S-l AN o t - - i l B»; M --------------------------- a ?.‘i.‘if°..‘.’f. F3111‘Z?S‘Z‘}3Z.‘Z.EJ.§"ZE.$°F; ZEYSEZS :.?..°.:";:':.r..:.§ swish; $335.1? ifi"...‘l“iiii..‘lf..éi“i..ii"ii.'ii .'§11.-5;...‘i£.”;".“..§?°.i‘3§§‘i§‘.“ifilfifii}' C n am‘ , i Y \ , I . I I I - I o... . i . 1 .10 IIIIIIIII PIIIIIIII. S600 FOIIIII _ I I _ I _ __,_ _ I I _ _ _ _ _ _ __ S300 be made a second sacrifice h". the ah of the Ihflerence h g _ disjl their first meeting at Souris on Mrs Murdock Ross on Upper Princcl H. A. EBERS i . _ _ . I l’ _ filling of tlie public treasury wiili ti-ibuted {q CIIIIIIIIIIIII Wm. meIIi laslIMonday the 24th and on Tuesday Street Thursday evening when i.‘ Provincial Manager J5 l. - . l0 prong Potato Scoops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3.00 the blond money of this cursed wages. lllmlshlnll empléymenl wand wedlleslllly. the 25th and 26th miscellaneous shower was given Mrs-l I35 KIIIII SI" chaIIcmewwIII PI 5 |_ i I

- ~ ' - f Lhl t h - ' Hall bushel win- Baskets (“ml tram“ llhe f“'m°'5' “we” “d the" lam‘ llde us moill hi atb Ch lldloafllegownl Zlnhermnd McLean’ nee Mlsbl i“. . - _ - um, Sh; eic" Imea These propagnndists aIso sIde_ e _ngs w use e e um- licott Murley. There was an lm-Il . . . S. S. TEAOHEi-t t - _ mfifilfle 0Y1 Ffllllly and slilllfolill’ usual display of beautiful gifts} One Bushcl viiicnusiicis I l\'0llillili-{li)ll. Oct. c 1927 f,§§’,,,‘,§‘,°,,§§§,§s,§“§~‘,;§‘§j°m‘;$,'§;i ‘f2, tho 28th and 2901- Socllov flslllllg testifying to the nopuidi-iiy of Mrs.‘

“h! TWlYIEJ Balk, Nlllélllfi- _ __, _ . - ,______ the prqduct of thg settlers’ farm, EbgAIIJ-Srgzgrgsgftlz pgeosgntwlsrgo 33?: ggzéggézln “"15 Sgclely g1 Iwtlllffll “he ‘i- ~- — ——~—~ —- —— ~ — ——~ ~ r-"r — " " ‘QT’ —‘ _ icalgnggelguigdi Z‘I*"QIII‘I’"P;’§£ZEIII'I" teen gallons per dny- From the time. tflkllllgvaalflle Sllirtmlllsotrllz-l . THE PULPWOOD EMBARGO i - ' 15th of September to October 4th ygflouv enterprises The rooll‘l(*‘

- I i ‘ms l" the Amerlclm PEP" liner‘ rather rough weather was expcri- weI-L - ‘ " f . , e o , .. _ 1- i . . i picttily decorated for the oc- y“ sirI_1iI is ahmsihg to see the pl-OIBSLS, who will say that it would not eiiced by the fishermen. Next year Casio“ “m. gratitude was express-mil e e pngandlsts for the American paper b“ bell?" °° "llllllllllclllle olll‘ PlllP- event dcvcloumcnt is expected in ot Mr. nrld Mrs. Ros" h ~ r -- ' interests shedding erocodue gem-g W004 llllo fill-Del‘ lll Canada Hillel‘ this line of the industry. The seii- Qusly Qpen iheii- hoiiiewfrgftslollblsilflelwl R f r 1 8 Io.’ . Over the Settlers. and farmers- IIIIIIP than have it leave the country in its son ‘has been changedin order that time m; the members of this organ-l e 0 O . - wood market when they have been iaw state, I have yet to hear from fishing miglitbc carried on during izatiohI i I i I 119mg gygrythjng possibie to keep l-llem- . lllt Ilwlllll-‘I 01 Alifll. Mlly- Jlllle -—~-~<~o->—-»_ . The cut shims how compao -, I a - the price o; the runners. wood dowIL. 1 um sir, etc" July and up to August 15th. thc Rangcttc is. _ Placed on . K‘. J Thequestlon of the price of pulp- FRANK 1- D~ BARN-lulu .1» '“"'_ i ldlllllf ill- l'°""°i'"°“l llelghl- I lfl-B-sttiij" I ' wood lies entirely in the hands of Annalmlls R°Yal- N- 5~ . WEDDING BELLS‘ _ very‘ _ _""" i there l5 I10 Slolllllllll ol‘ lilllll‘ ' ' the sew-RI. who as I have frequemh, October 5, 1927. llfeli-Y Wfidlllllg W05 Solenlhlled 11%| Thc Sisters of the Charlottetown. in cooking. No necessity to ‘ ' . nephew of the deceased Interment Suggested, can market his wood- __ I I I __ Sl- Dim-WW“ mllwdml ‘m mid‘ Hospital acknowledge with eratiwdcI remove sevcrul vols. em. to IN in both cases was at Birch Hill. l nesday’ Oct’ 5m’ when Min-y we’ a cheque from Mn 0' N' Chandler gel M “lhal y“ want’ as m

through cooperative selling agencies _ just as the wheat raiser is doing CAPTMN READ AND THE TUN and as the Ipaper manufacturers-are doing today. The pulpwood owner is ‘in a much better situation to protect his price for wood than the paper, manufacturer is to regulate the

llllllillllei‘ of Mrs, Frank Gauthidlhifoi‘ $30.00 being half proceeds of first became tiic brig of Gillis, both of h

lmiel Jflsefllliprize cake donated by Margaret- — - all‘, leli-lwll- The MacDonald, Southport and auc-l Sii',~—ln view of the fiict iliai. we ‘ceremony was performed by Revitiohed by J_ A‘ MHCDOIIIIIII IIII Exj iiro now trying to get ii second andjlhithei" Walsh. Thc bride who Wfl-‘hhjbmon GI-QundsI i‘ uiiiiii- powerful steamer, I regretiflhflljlllillgly flillffll lll blue. was it- ._ __<,>,. mice of pawn the] _ I I very much lo see the President ni’ iendcdI by llfl‘ Cllllslll- Bllllllilil‘ H . ' ‘as ‘BISQSIOP- . .- . ., ,, - i , , i .- age of standing Dull-‘lwood while U“ Assnllmmn "omdfl of rlrdtllitelglllitlllllllsiltelilihilacl/ tlllglylzlllggltll ggiltllllfiilli - The Week (Continued from Page 4) l

I - They leave to mourn their loss BENJAM“; AND AMEHA MYERS and cherish their memory three v sons and five daughters, namely, Aubrey, Percy arid Oliver of Hazel- brook, Mrs. E. Lund, Mrs. J. Ran- kin of Betliel, Mrs. M. Horton, Hel- tic and Amy at home. lPatriot Please Copy.)

tireless i-mikers or automatic stoves. (iiass in door allows vlcw ui baking dishes. Double . insulated walls conserve tlic _ .. _ heat. Attach to any wall or base receptacle, the sam’ an electric iron or u- . device. Generous sized men viill cook large roast or ivwi. or bake rakes, pies, puddings, etia, to perfection.

expensive and coinplicatcdE i"

United, practically by birth, uni- ted by marriage and united by death, such was the unique and en- viable ‘record of Benjamin and AnmliaJl/lycm- A

The former was bor in Hazel-

‘ tte th "'*~—" llililgllblilliiligsllalllil: Ellgfi. r ollrhc; "“ " **“ ‘ ‘ ' ‘“”"-’ ” "

were married and lived happily to- . getlicr for fifty years in their native: The Land We Love By Frank Yeigh

community, and were separated by 0000+

Equipped with uiiil and plug all

lllcrc is a larsc surplus of nancr- irci-i-y service is 0iiiy llbflill iiriy brother of the bride. After um ' ' rcuiiy iu use.

Instead of working for lowcl‘ i11‘lc-. imi-cciii_ cinch-iii and hi... Nlgvmglccrcmoiiy the party motored to the; es through niyradvocacy of an em-I m.) _.\Ny'|imN(; ELSE Th“; ii ii; alhome of the bride. where broakfiisii bargo, I have consistently advoc- iiiiiiioi w,» wimp and hike i]... kpirwas served ‘in thc presence of rela-i ated higher prices for pulpwood asI i-i-yiiii; fiii- (insim-iai we Wm Imveyiives. Thc day W08 Dlellsllllllyl i—< - . a conservation measure. You cannot’ liu iiiipiiy iill “'0 get ii. spent in different amusements, and Furs are one of the most interest- liavc conservation of u low cost in other words lie is ilroppiiip; ill llle el/elllllg ‘1 Sllllllllilwlls Supp“ ing departments of fashion this commodity; the higher the price the illil substance for the shadow. W” Served m ‘mom one hundlledlSeilSflli, greater the conservation. Higher Mr. MacDonald says, we willllllvllcd guests‘ The presents ‘c; prices for pulpwood would be better iicvei- get our just share of tlu-ificlved were bm-h numemlls an l

death only by the short interval of eight days. . Benjamin was the son of Mr. Mar-

tin Myers and settled on the farm F“ “mum” "I Calm“ I l‘ l. '

. , ~, - ‘ luding aiChina tea seti Misses Heien MacMillan and

early in life. He was always careful . wh _ I _ _i for everyone. There would be less automobile iouiists, so long .is ‘Yellyi m” IF, Baker. .

and industriousdA kind dfatlieiiIb aMIIIQIIQI at '5 Canada's n" llmduc iévgséelraifiggiéaterlpraiifggioxilielagfogg- tIlIieIyUhIYIeIIfei-Iilednacross the Straits glrfénctlheaiggllgogfsfng Iogsfeét fromll/Itiry McLeod entertained at the or I ‘ . s -l ‘ . . , ever. . - 1 _ . .

iiizliftihfgl 223313..‘ illiegilgcr nglg uiei A‘ canad“ m” p"°d"°“°“ all" ins ioi- $25.00 her cord. as it should it in only nin- to assume that lieillle gm {Hands or ihc brlllf- ‘Hlflllcls bcculllul homo on Wolcri

ilk the season of 1925-26, that is of raw fur, had a total value of $15,- 912,244, representing the market value of the fur bearing animals taken by trappers and from fur

‘ their honor a: » knows what rhe is writing ulioiii,|dall°° was held m _, Street on Friday evening in hon. and that lie will be willing to qiusiiilhc Pastime Han anal which the l

rapid increase in its consumption l llie information along i0 those r-flllllfhls llllpflrlell Wlslllllg M‘ and M“ all‘ (ll Ml“ Flllllcvh Rflllffly» Th9‘

- - f eddecl‘ the landholders could afford to dis-l ui-ilwlio are not so fortunate. “Ilfiggginlensgny long years D w Ilrcoins were beautifully decorated iiive studied Sir Douglas Fox's ‘ '

be today. based on the small amount

Church of Scotland. All who kilfiw of the stand remaining and the

him respected him greatly. Unfortunately he was never very i robust and suffered considerably in

$3375 Toasters

. i . later life. but bore his .._sufl'erings I III nose of the" slash. PYBCUCB careful; I [with cut flowers mid autumn‘ 50 IWIIII the pauence andlresIgmtIon o! niziémier Leexihtttfg‘ tiheeprgsatirigo i212: ioggihg methods and ‘greatly m.“ illilllf-llflllil lfihefilglfltillOllfii for tho ____ Iilmves MI D II R t‘ I $3. fIaI true Christian. He felt when the i crease their fire protection. What. isi llllllle» ill" l B ("Ell ill-It l0 DB" i 5S °l"° lY l"- llll’ Pl?"I

than 3,686,148 pelts were required to create these figures, indicating an enormous slaughter in a single year of the four-footed fur bearing ani- lmals.

needhd is regulation of the cut and under the straits, it llilll f0 ‘dip fldvigf} and “ihiiik" this thing out Sided over m8 ten tame and Mrs- cooperative selling of the product.‘ "m" ‘will ‘ma l“ a lmll" llllllel‘ llle carefully. ' I . l .

It matters not what ‘he paperoeiitcr of tlie Strait, like ii modi- will Mr. MacDonald or any oltllflsiClaude MacMillan cut the ices. companies pay for their wood; as "ed iscuhd hllfllllorfl "lall- "Y "m" Little Miss Christine Mullen acted long as they all pay the same the‘, l “l” kllow "m" llerlmllnl exjpromoters of the original :11 "lei b Id _i cost IS SIIIIIIII, passed along Io the; pcrieiice iliai the fumes from gas- \\'(‘lilltl have insisted that t l as r1 esmaid and Master Arihui

. | ultimate consumer’ the newspaperfoline is heavier than iiir, and wilhluiili to HCCOITIMOHHLGhlzlélTfiziJlrgfiIMullen as gIOOmI they ememdi ‘

idem in ilel i. t i’ iiel 'ffi', h l.ll iii rewfighlvtlllligrlzvglziglgllglglllltfIslgglmggzeri tIIIIhfiiI m‘;- [l hafigviseenpli‘; i]; galfl-Izlxlisl; w en Bu‘ dressed in old fashioned costumes has to he hmde o; some suhstitumioline Cflffylligl trisles for EGVBYZlIlII Will they say Sire Dltléuiglhh gllizlIhaIIhhg a can laden with heuumuh newspapers Wm be much more eII_ years from tie . . to lirflpz-Iwould have reconim tuck I re ohgms for me brIde_to_be i IIIIIIIIIIIB than they are Iodmh mush Everyone knows, or should knowhiel large enough to a e ova I - i

Itliat the exhaust from autos isiireseut day railway traffic. o - o i

very deadly, and that people are] N01 unless they wish to appear . _ {being killed every day from theiriillculous, for the truth is, no Ionel PM“ E1199“ lvmcEucheln effects of running their‘ motor, iii i-voii dreamed the size and weigihlitamed with a dinner party on Mon-I‘ ilie garage with the doors cloned uf our railway e uipment would n-I . _ .__ i while they are making some small cruise as it huslldoue in the iastjdfly evenglit m hollow of Mk5. adjustment under tho car. iWe all few years. FPMICES l1 Ylly-

know ihnt ii steady stream of lf proof is needed, take ilic llille-l , ,, , l

’_ call came, that he was ready and fsaid he was "Going Home." Peace-

k. II. R hi

Table Stoves $2.25

attachment cords.

enter-l All equipped with SPECIAL Delia Elvvl rii-ul (‘oils $3.50.

Many Get Back ‘l

with

Igfuily he_ passed away on Sunday, Iifluly 14th, 1927. _ .

l. Amelia. Myers, wife of the dec-

eased, was formerly Miss Casvor-I-o-¢o+o++w+0+»+++o+++++o4

Igge was a iagy of strong personal- M

, ever brg t. and optlm stic and '

IIIIII III] IIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIOIIII she odern Etiquette

gave o er es er am y and

lived in the full enjoyment of heri B, ROBERTA LEE

religious faith, which grew stronger **¢ ‘wee: - - -- _-¢g_, I I this h N Y k

and brighter with the ears. Even 1 trat ve o t- e ew or Times

Mme,- her body was rackléd Mm sup Q. If no introduction has been is now printing a limited number of

Ifering and prostrate with weakness. pelwlmed- mil-Y ‘me Bllflsl 0P6" Coll- -

she mid‘ "Had I the strength’ 1 versation with another? Lanterns Icould sing "Arise my soul arise,‘ 5- Yes-

ishake of! thy guilty fears." In such Q- 1" ‘V0059 fill-ml? Should Wed- faith. she resigned her spirit to her dl"! lllvmllillllls lie lsilled? .

Master andIjoined her husband with‘ A- lllc Parents of the bride. o . i bll ill t h ~ u id - it l ili. t’ uliii i the innumerable company of the IIQI; ls ll clllfel-‘l? W l?" llfillllfllflllll 33.3»? Hllillllljlv of (chi-laden rlfilongillgzlil-llllll all ti‘: maivivinllinilcl,‘ uullr now Ml“ Clllmmlc Wllllloni "Xemlfil iHelIl/Bllly H05‘ 9" 5118115! 1st, 1921 W the fingers? gar-i and flint with the most. elah-Ilies up the wheels of progress zmInve secretary of mi; cnnadjmii