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bushels gentirely free from rot._

HYMENEAL.-An interesting event to li ano early hour on the morning of Oct 16, when Miss K. M. Ti-ainor one ol this

was _ riiiiony to Mr. John _'W. M<!l\6l1l1B 0 Kelly’s Cross by the Dastor Rev. Dr- Ciirran who also celebrated the DHD tial ed at the or an and several hymn' were nas Wynne, while Miss M. E. Kelly. o

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before all else will bc satishcd alike with Mercury Hosiery.

Mercury Hose a_re_syi1onymous with com-

fort-no sea_ms to_ irritate or appear bulky, zi fine feature in hosiery, surely.

_Mercury Seamless Fashioned Hosiery in silk, cashmere, mercerizcd lislc, and cotton are all of_ the remarkable “Mercury” Quality -a quality maintained in Mcn's Half Hose and Children’s Hosiery as well.

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friends both iii this city and thi

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ic deceased lady was born li o River. and by her death shi es to mourn an only sister, Mrs 1 King Hillsboro St. besides z e number of relatives and friends

eased her. Joseph liarrington o a River; John Harrington oi' Oak , Califoriiiu; and Mrs. .lame gins of Summerslde P. 1E. l. er i'uiicral'takes` place froui lie

sday morning at 8.45 to St. Dui. i1’s Cathedral thence to the R. ( i

`l1e death look place on Septembei li, 1919, nt Berkeley, Cal., ol' Minnii cNcill wife of the late James A watt. ol' Victoria, aged sixty twi iz-Vs. Suffering greatly from an nent' ni oi` rhcuniatism. and thinkin -

that a change ol' climate inight bVV

eilclnl, the deceased removed tc

C:-i.lii'oi'nia about ten years ago; ever;

ng that medical care and lovin,

Crapaud where from one-acre

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place in Kelly's, Cross Church ui

Provlnce's most skilful teacheri -lac

united in the holy bonds of mat ___

Mass. Miss M. A. Kelly presid

g , _gan

sung by the choir, and the groon .ie attended by his cousin Mr. C

lately after the ceremony the brit’ rty niotorcd to Borden where thi

married couple boarded th( IUP

/ith ich lm

centres. The many friends ani

lu showering on them mau; wishes for happiness -in tht

s to come(

‘ie

to learn of the death _of Mar; 'iugton, widow oi’ the late Johi e, which occurncd iii this clt_ Saturdayniornliig after _a shoi

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following brothers and sisters pre UV.

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residence, 263 Dorchester St. o

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ends could do to alleviate sufferin: A

ends.f` Wherever the deceased Wai own she was loved; young and olt oyefl, and were helped, by the influ ce ol' one who amid much suffering

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ppiness-unselflsh service .i'oi-- thi od oi' others. She was a tluughtci the late Wm. S. MacNelll, of Nortl

s done, -and althouglrnever regain ` her usual licalih, _vet elle was abi- ,L F go about, attend'chiirch and enjo_

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companionship of relatives ant

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learned the secret ol` lii'e’s truest

town? lim; I lid:-iy eight years on the 20th when om ' o _e _ i - ° - ' ,`s;¢1n-gd; , _V.__»,Vwh,|l§;i;o `,8l's are lr.-'Marshall and eleven other young

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vlng 'runswick and Prince Edward island .'onfererice, two ln Ontario and one .1 Newfoundland.-4St. John Tele- raph. 1".

-NtJPTIAL FESTIVITIES.-A very olemn imposing and at the same time .ellghtfui marriage ceremony took

hurch. Palmer Road on Wednesday

istlng contract were Mr. Raymond lcAllister, one of our beloved sold- :r b y -

'cdding march played by Mr. J. S. ` audet, whose artistic touch blended weet SDDY harming in copenhagen silk with a

nnie

ouraged the-groom. The marriage :remony performed by Rev. Dr. authler was followed by High Mass

ered iid-day a sumptuous wedding dinner

'nong whom were Rev. Dr. Gauth-

a two weeks trip to New York

York. he attended the fur sale

mas Marshall has returned from visit to his old ‘home in Enziund taken up his duties ut Fairville,

delight of his, many friends. lt

landed in I-Iialifax to Join the Eas- Brltish American Conference. others of the company are still within the bounds of the New

Mi

e ln the Immaculate Conception

inst. T_he happy _parties to this

o~

s and Miss Mary Bernetta Cad

. The bridal party marched up main aisle 'to the strains of the

and joyous harmonies for the occasion. The bride looked

e picture hat, Her sister Miss

E. Cadigan in tea green silk

a black picture hat looked every a bridesmaid whilst Mr. Wick- 0. Rouke a soldier rrlend en-

slxth tone well_a:id sweetly ren-

by the ch-ildren’s cholr.' At

served to abou-t fifty guests

Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Callaghan.

t. Louis; ‘Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo Fol- /, Bloomfield: Mr. and Mrs~» Moses 'olcy, Kildare, etc. In the evening

wedding party lietooli tliciiiselves

;i Mr. McAlllster‘s home in Ebbs-

where the young folks enjoyed

anclng and music. Numerous 'gifts

eloquent testlm.onials of the

g bride‘s many endearing qual-

ties.

TUESDAY .

PRESENTATION. -1 Mr. Lorne ’oonan, until recently employed with

Réaney Gay, meat dealer, of this has gone to Souris’ to take a

.osition there. Before'hls departure 'Q was presented with a suitable gift

the members of the League of the

s Blind, of which he was a valued

ieznber. '

_COLD STORAGE COMPANY.-'l`lic .oyal Gazette, laVst is-sue, contains otlce of the granting of letters patent icorporating the Ellerslle Cold Stor-

Company, Ltd., with a capital

cock of $12,000 divided into 240 ai.'i'e5 of $50 -each. Those to whom

letters patent ha.ve._b_e_en granted

rc Messrs Wililani Burleigli, George ‘ ll ` .

Valsh. R. Clifford Hayes and G ton Sharp of Bideiord, Joshua

enderson, Freeland and R. J. Mc- \ieill,

Tyne Valley.

THOUGHTFUL ACT__Ml'. John

'MiéKi`nnon, who has been employed

alconwood for a- number of years for his home in Lewes, Lot 60,

esterclay. Before leiifving hc was .indly remembered 'by his fellow- vorers who presented' him with a

e of money. The presentation signed by Messrs. Daniel Mc-

lonald, Superintendent of the farm,

l ohu McLean, Engineer; Albert Wood, :lumher; Wm. Payne, book-keeper; iichael Cullen and -Daniel Sinnott,

Rustico, and leaves to inourn theii

loss three brothers, VVni. H., in Oak

. land, Cal.; 'John G., in Souix Falls, S

ll.. and Colin C. in the Customs Dept. Ottuwa; four sisters, Mrs. A. Myers llumpton; hire, Wm. Land, Vancouv-

'; Mrs Emma Wright ol' Berkeley.

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lremen, and ltodlr. McKinnon, Steph- n Simpson, Fred Monaghan, Amos iallaghan, Leo McCabe, John McCabe, .ttendants, to all of whom Mr. Mc ilnnon, needless to say, is deeply ,-rateful for their kind act.

CABLE ACROSS PIGTOU HARBOR -The MarlVt'im‘e Tclc ra li and Tele

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_ __f _ V and Mrs. B. F. Woeiner or sinsnn,

\V - 5,-._§`3§‘?_~‘- Cul.; also it step-son, James. in Bos

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, ,, _ siding in Boston, asd Lucy J. Howatt. ng -° 1

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A. botiirncd from service overseas, and ,

who tenderly ministered to her moth ‘yd

- or during her last illness. The funer H'

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look place on Sunday. Septembei

4, i'i‘om` the Congregational church ai ulsun, where an impressive service was held. Her pastor, Rev. M. H

Washburn, preached from 1 Sam. 3 9'

18-20: “Thou shall be missed becausi

hy sent is empty." One of the choi: *lx

lin.: ‘very sweetly, "There's No Deatl

in the Homeland," and “Rock ol i"`01l

Ages." The casket was literally bixnketl with flowers, :i silent testim Wire- The Cubic Wa! laid 1111457’ the ony ol' love and esteem. The pull- fiil‘€0ti0I\ of G. F- JHGODB. SUN- °f bearers were B. Frank Woolner. Rus Con sei Wooliicr, Hurold MacDougall, Liar Gra

shull Woolncr, Henry Turner and Her-

truined nurse who has just recently

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_ihono Company have completed lay-

a submarine cable across Picton

'larbor says the Advocate. The great-

increased business between Pictou

New Glasgow made the laying of cable a necessity. The cable runs

'rom,the foot of Coleraine Street icross the harbor to the Old Ferry Wharf landing at Fsher’s Grant. lt

4 core cable, -carrying 4 No. 12

copper wires. This will give a total of

separate and direct wires between

Picton and New Glasgow, as follows:

r No. 12 copper wires, one N0-

copper wire, and one ND- 12 il'01\

struction. The line from Fisher's nt to New Glasgow _is completed, poles being all up and practically the wire.

mains oi' one near and dear were laid ln Fairfield cemetery, there in dream loss slumber to rest! till the day break and the shadows flee away.

1

bert Woolner. Very tenderly the re all

On Monday. Sept. lst, the com- inunlty at Winsloo South, P. E. I. was ssddeiioll by the sudden passing of Amos J Boundy at the early age of 43 years. He was A young man of creat promise and of a-bright future. He had been ailing fo,-_ isome time past. but high hopes, were entertain- ed of his recovery until' ~the morning of the day on whiofnthe' summons came. ‘ 5" _ _ Amos Boundy had *been for more than twenty years a most consistent member of the church at Wiiiiloe and had, fllied the offices of Steward. Sunday School Superintendent, and Recording Steward. He was fully ‘ready for the call when it came and expressed himself prior to his death, as being fully prepared for the great chsngewhich he hlmielf felt was so soon coming to html Besides a soi-rowing wife and little son, his haves io mourn. a hcre.wcd

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EDUCAT-ING THE BLlND.- Sonic

weeks ago The Gunrdian referred to r. visit from -Mr. W. C..VHoinics oi' Poronto representing the :Canadian National Institutes for the Blind. Ar- 'angements -had been made 'by thc In- titute to teach, 'free at tlieii‘_ own ‘\om»es, any blind chi-ldrcn who des- ired such teaching and Miss Lcxie L.

stituto lor Island. Miss Penny has already toured aconslderabie por- tion of theprovlnce looking for blind pupils deslriiig all education but so fur has succeeded in locating only three who are willing-#to take instructions. Fortunately there is little blindness in this province but it is quite probable -there -are sblll some whom Miss Penny

elucatlon :ind it iiiuiiifs of carnlng oiio‘s own llvliehood should not. bo missed. Il’ there are any-who have not iiialle themselves k-nownhto Miss Penny -they should do so at once in their own inturests. The friends or i-cli-itivcs of any blind young people would do very much for the latter hy

Penny. of .Murray Harbour was ap-

lhus not been able to reach. The op-

polnted teacher and agent of the ln- poi-tun-ity of securing though blind, an

ooininuiiicliting with Miss Penny at 'Murray Harbour.

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