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vo "’ (Top xow, left to right). John Gordon, Alice Fraser,Marlon Millman Wi`ifrcd . Bontliroyd: t(,`l'i\tre) E Benlaniin "Rogers, Maurice Lodge._ Ethel Holland, Aileen Cantwell, Charles Bei-iiley_ Wm-_,cd N_chol5__'n_ iBoitni:_1i), Frances Klrwln. Cedric Bnulter, lielier Matthewsf Ernest Smith, Alan MacMillan, Helen Mc-

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The Week in Parliament.

Federal Expenditure ........

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Re Fish Collection _ " ’

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Senate Receives information On I`l1e Cost Of

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"l'l'll5 S€YViC'i’. \v'Lu\;u .ii Province. ~ »

in the Senate Chamber on Wed-

nestiag May 21, answers to the fol- lomug questions were tabled:

Ho" “liz 'l"ANN’ER inr`|uii'cci of the

5¢»~.¢~i~iiiiici1t:

til lloiv many vessels did the De-

partment of Marine and Fisheries have engaged in fish collection for

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A\lv\;\» is A nngpu an A-no

(dt What amounts are lo be paid

_ tractors rest1eeti\'<°ly to fllfhkli?

(Bl Do contracts re`qu|i-e cold

storage or refrigerator equipment in the vessels?

<91 Are the vessels all fitted with

Mr. STEVENS: Shame!

Mr. MACKENZIE KING! D0 1115'

hon. friends say "shame"?

Mr. BENNETT: Yes, shania!

Mr MACKENZIE KING' Wha it

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there to be ashamed of?

under the contracts? Mn STEVENS. You ought to he

lei How rnany vessels are con-' ashamed of mat'

Mr. MACKEINZIE KING; My hon.

was given in the Railway Committee. the principal witness being Sir Henry "1‘hornton, who is keen on the pass- 1 nge of A measure for thc reorganiza- tion C. N. R. finances. It really imikcs nn ditlcrence to the liabllitiest ` which the country must continue *tot

_/nssunic on account of the variousi .units of the Canadian National. butt it would rcniove a lot of dead weight l ifrom the shoulderr- ni that i'ail\\'ay. l Whut Sli' llcnry wiiiits, and what isi

obviously rcasoiialalc. is that the P. R. properties sliould be reassessed _ to coirespoiid with the present capi- tal valuntioii. in other words, a lot of liabilities; should be willed out and chzirgccl to thc iiiitioiial debt account.

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is iJ:i(ii_\' liaiiciicapnecl in its book- kecliiiig stzitcnients by interest of li- zibilitirri for which in its consolidated form it is not rcslioitsibl:‘.

IN MEMURIAM

MRS. WILLIAM H. FILLMORE I

The death ol Mi.-'.._L,oui5a A pm ‘ '_“°_"f' “if” of iviiiiam H. r‘iiim0re,f ietiietl Czuiadiiiii National Railwaym HCCUUIILHIIZ. Oi Shediac and formerui li/ ul’ this city, occurred May ,.0 in the Moncton Hospital, Mrs Fmgmore who was a sister of thc late Mr, Q, R. Smallwoogl of Chal.10u_e__0“,n P._ E. I., had been ailing during tml winter, but her health some time 35° began tc* “UW improvement and she appeared to bc recovering when' she became ill last week and ony Tliursday was brought to the cnt. Hospital. " I The late Mrs. Fillmore was ,_ Mb

i\'e of Clini'lotleto\vi'i, P. E. I. aii.»l

i was G7 yc:|i's of Before her mar- _ iiage _-.lie was Miss Louisa Sinallwooq dautzliter of thc ‘late John Slnallivooi and his wife, Enima Hurrie. Sh. cnnic to Moncton in i891 to make her

honic and resided here contimwu;.1, until .seine rcveii .\‘eai':, ago when he:

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friend is getting very iiiclil-mont,"husband retired after a long air; Something evidently has got uiidel-_ lionorable record of service with th; his skin. May I repeat what I havef Canadian National Railways and thev said? With respect to giving moneys* Illoved to the Pacino Coast whel-Q

N0” 5C°ila» NW’ B"““5“`l°k and! “Uh eq“ll`*me“t?` ' _ _ out of the federal treasury to anv, they made their home for nve veal"

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Pri:-rr Edward island respecti\'eiy in 1929" - 'Cl Wiiat was the total cost in 1929 of the said service?

Gil Wliat was the total quantity

and value to flsheriricn of the fish coliwrrl b_v the vessels in 1920?

»-ii \'.'liat was thc average value

per one hundred pounds of fish?

\=_\ what was the cost of collec-

tion of such fish per one hundred pouiifl. "

or l»if»'.\' iiiany vessels are there at

l~.ir.'~.Pnt engaged in :auch fish collec- tion for the respective Provinces?

|7» l-Ins the Department any con-

imct with any persr/ii, or co-T.ipan_v.| for .1 five-_\'e."ir tffrhl. or other term. for 'hr furnishing of \'<`s;.clr. fm' fish ccli»~cii<.~n for said Provinces, or any of tiicm; and. if so:--

=~\ \\`ith whom are contracts

made" `

ilu Wiieii were contracts iiisvrisl'

_ 'ri For what periods do the con- tr.1f‘- run? '

T0l'.\' §0\'erriiiierit in this country for` 'l’\\'o _vcars :igo they retui'nt’d ear

_ i ANSWERS _ these alleged uiieinplovirient nur- and since that time have been resid.

Hon. im-. BELCOURT: Honourable

5€“a"°"“' the *“"5“'€"~‘ l'° my h°“°“"' diametricall\'ci1pose:l to th-»<~ of thi I-'illmorg endmrcd herself to a wicl'~

able friends inquiry are as follow.-.1

l _11i'I`wentt»' nt times throughout 3 f“.e_cem piew.. lor me l_.________ Ba____L__ ch________ ___ ________

season in Nova Scotia.

12) $83,212.03 for season 1929-30. ‘ 3|-he Logical Cnmmshm

\3l 8.633.315 hounds. Iniormatiori

not available.

'ai Aiiswererl by No. 3. ~s» .fic 2-s c»-nr.; ` :Gt 3 in lobster collection in Nora

"C0t‘3~ situation. the situation "then exist-I staff here. and one ton, Russell Fill.

t'li Yer.

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ing Comlmny Liiiiitcd, Halifax. N.S.

hoses. with these govcrnnient. situ- ing in iihcdiac, Possessed of a kind- $926 BS they are today, with noiieicf. i_v rlispositioii and ceiiial inaniici- Mr;_ ,

iZ0vei‘nmf‘nt. I would not give th/:iii circle uf i'riencl_<. Sho was a rneiiibfi'

city, and whilc resiclent here took an active interest in the work oi the Sunsliinc Class and other womens

What makes the matter worse. iff stiiricties in that cliiirvli.

the statement now made by Mr. King! Besiricr. her liushand. .she is surviv- is true that his utterance coiiiplain-i cd h_v one dnuglitrr. Mist, lrciie Fill- eci of applied only to a then cxi:.tiii_c more of the G. N. R. general office

ing" was one involving huniaiiitai'i:tn¢ mnrqg of glicfllplru one glgtel-_ M|~»._

considerations and noi. politics at nll__l g\,<_j¢ Msn-gill, of Gravelbourg, Sash.; 'Thr qliestioii utider coii.'iidci';itioii_ nl-,U _-.lu-\~j\»¢~_»;_

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ANADIAN INDUSTRIES Limited, since its for-

Thc same basic chemicals arcemploycdinthemanu- facture of such Widely different C.I.L. products as Explosives, Amniunitioii,

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the pioneers in opening new Eelds of endeavour forthe chemical engineer.

Almost every product of Canadian Industries Lim-

ited has its origin in the test tube of the chemists.

Pyralin, Fabrikoid, Duco, New Process Paints, Fer- tilizers, etc.

On all ofthe products ofits nine Divisions,so variedin usefulness, you will find the C.l.L. trade- mark asa guarantee of excellent quality and fair price.

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‘C11 °f D9"e"‘b" 3°' 19:9' n"'i!:‘. the statciuent followed to it:;i i ic’ 5 ~V°“"‘“‘ \ 'al coriclusioii. iiicnnt that h/3|

The funeral will bc hcid from the

First Balitmi. Church on Friday at Il p. m. and burial will be made in

CANADIAN INDl.lSTREE§ Lldtdltéb'

HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL 1 BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA

i-:ich boat while in operation.

iri i-Lire. 1 till Yea- '

19) Those now ln operation are.

“T he Viking” i Gloriously Alluring Color Picture

Swiltly Mcwiirg Plot and itiiiiiiiiitic ',l`hrills In

_ Muster Production

__57-'."'::‘.¢tit' thrills and the iriore lL~i\ kind that come from brave and if '1m-. liiocriv battle, are to be had 'U I‘l"l\l.\‘ at. the Capitol 'lilies-tre, “`h°T“ Metro-Golclw_vn-Ma_vrr`s Tech- """l“1' liroduction. "The Viking," np. 5“"'l _\"'slei'da_\'.

__;1_ll_<‘ blot is a fa_st-moving one. The s_ absorb ones interest from the .ist ical to the last. The romance

:gh mea heart.. The theme, imiii. ______l'l<l One of the most glorious and ________‘“1_\H1. albeit somewhat legend- ___. -_illsodcs in liistory- 'The Norse: E"" ‘il-"“`0\’f`fY Of America a thous- °"'l <""“"-‘ \7t‘f0l't‘ Columbus-fitscin- nl’-*_ with its brave glninor. Here is :_l_"“"i“r" lf’ Please and entertain ev- ~1'._\_ member of the faintly. _____3"P Vlkll1R" has still another _'_____l'_ to distinction. and that is the

_\ mid perfect color process; with

“hlftl it has been photographed. The

:5nlr~r,s_ are applied with an artistry hal ls true to nature. They arc not parish and chtruslve as has been the P-"fe with Previous color pliotogrn- _“W in the m_ovies. They are so im- ‘"‘3|» F-0 true to life that they fm- Plrt rt realistic clmrni to the produc-

tion hitherto unattained by the __"-"‘“~ After this thoroughly satis- ‘Cl"l'.V Technicolor him. lt is to he

I"’¥"‘t| that we are given more plc- ‘“"“-* in color. The cast., ii large and notable one “mi 'mint' favorites of long stand- mf' ‘I0 Shiendidly with the various

"l"i- Donald Crisp is seen as Letfflfashioncd appointments. ,,

Ericson. A most imposing and inspir-

Q. What is the history r=l_ Tof-

onto's Howard or High Park? l A. Toronto's finest park was the 'gift of the lntc John George Howard_ lwho owned it as it farm rind which: he willed to the city which itfterward changed the name to High Park. It is

n magnificent cxlmnse of natral; woodland with plcturcsqiic drives and* ‘paths and is well wooded. Two fea-

_tures mark the Park now-~thc can-n or grave of Mr. Howard and his wife,

lnnd which is enclosed with an ircni fence thnt once guarded a space in‘ -front of Bt. Pauls Cathedral in Lon- ldon. '1'he other is Colborne I.odge._ the residence of the donor wli‘<.h ls' now open to the public as an inter- esting reminder of the past both in its unique architecture and its old

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ifl’ M°“t"‘~" ““"5‘d~" °f 51375 fm" \,.,_:Irl not :ive a "five-ceiit niece" to

i't‘iic\'e that situation. howcvcr had it might haliprn to he, if the pro- vince in which it existed lmnpcifccl to be governed by Coiisei'v;\ti\'es. I-ic niight, coiisidei' the two l"rogi'c:,siv:‘. provinces, but he said. not ii cent would hr* give to :t Tory liruviiice. The truth is that thc Prime lViliii.ster has discovci'ed that his ebullicnt obacr\'atioi1.- has left it very had tnste in the iiinuths of thc people of Canada. No l_.ib?ral sii|ipoi'trr:= haf;

Elinwoocl C;~rnetcr_v. Moncton Tinies

IIILDA LILLIAN POWERS

'l'lic liviiie of Mr. and Mr.”-. Vincent

l"mvr‘i's of this city was suddenly ca.';l into our of siitiiicsa and mourn- inn wlicn on Sunrlzty, April 6th, worcl was received from New York City

'uifztcr had crviiipletml her liilcriiiiage

XLXNB AIIUNITIK DUOO, PAINTS FABRIKOID PYRALIN SALT HEAVY CHEMICALS F.!lF!'.‘.\.l!!,l. FERTILIZERS

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and letters of sympathy: Mr. and i\fi-r.. Clark.

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Mass Cards. Doris and Mztrioii Bivizi.

Mr. and Mrs. .iohn F. lqenrdqn l..vla l"oun<i.

fa ly i-ic ai T b ie

Mr and Mrs Allan McCabe and Pillow fiom the famil

that their _vouncest daughter and fami|_\._ Mp and M_,_.__ __,C,h___ HWL P_m_____

‘worst (ian.

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_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. James Redmond and Mr. and Mrs. Ciiatle; Jnhn=<i~.,

in this woi' r ti imc, n iccin 'ier_ mmm- Lak, Vcrd, (-mv 1 _ _ ,. ,. , . ., .

" ` ' "" »_ “llizjli \iii'|i~i \ lil urs Q\\'t‘.\ l lit"-t’ (ilitlrllllilg

cndcavuretl lf’ lmlllntr ilritlfv ul"1lf" in th" “"“'l" of lmllli-\' "'~f`mll5'- Gertrude and Austin Connollv. Mr. and l\/lizw. John \'t’ef‘k=. btw-' l ` I' l ` V U

Wpm-Ls, Albert MacQ\lHYl°l"- R”-" white black as lt suits his con\'eni-

Ricliarcl Al"x.1iidei~, i-larrv L0\1l-Sinlillity in making: black white or iii nrdei' to i'cC\llJCl‘=ltc Slit' Undef' Mm Maisie McLean. icouarrl l\iai~r~i»~|1_ W,-_,.. _

UKJK H115 Weil- Annie Weeks- Master Carl .1oiii1:fu». \\'re=t.~ t l

Stewart and Torben Meyers l'-¥i\'f‘ ence and his ericirs. ll0\\'f’\`*`1\ f_~_°i’1l -"l_1t?\' Shi' “l"""_Fd__“" Dorothy and Lillian i\icAieer. :sister Floreiiee. Cr»~-':*u » i i 1-rI‘~ri' \»~iif»iui<mrr-,

their usual well-balanced and cred- New Xork H1" “RS “Emil Sllliel; Ethel and Agnes Clinton. Sister Constaiice, L'rfr~- » " ` ltable performance. Liquor Export Bill and oblillffl 10 f`l1l€\‘_B9U" hi” Spiritual Offerings. \ 1-.W3-ll _.frm :»h-w- i-.to fzimiiics. the Di.

________ . H¢.=pltai \vlici'.~ .she \l11Cl€l’\\'Pl1t fm' Huplls uf Grades lx and X_ Sl, _-________,__ _

_ The Liquor Export Eill passed itsiothcr onrwatioii. the fifth _iii R Sl:_°_;`t Jor.elJli's Convent. CHERRY \'ALLE\' .\'0TF."~

' ` .third reading ln the Senate on ‘l`\ics-iiimc. .she friilrcl to suivnc. H 2 Mm Garnhum and G_e0rgk,_ ____ _ ____ _ _

THE LAND WE _clay evening and now only avi-nilsi-,il-an A,_ _\»oun_e: la<l_\~ of plcn~,ing_aii ML and Mm Leo 5a\_idam_ M_____ _“___ ____ C.___________ ___ ____ Hr, ______ ___ ___

' B FRANK LEIGB lu" “Sem of the G°"em0r`GemraliEhnmumz (m\mml°.“ arm tlthcu,;1r§;l Mrs' Dimaid McI“m‘_s and rum-"' bert. \\~:»;. the lfucnt of hor in fn" l,.~-.! _fr--r ilr”.im., ef, lI.i=‘ to c'.i_io§.' life i Y ft’XC4°i\t that on account nf a clerical Illllllbfl' ‘if l_“"` f"_"“d"’ “ Us ‘ Freda Rnd-V ‘md 511°” Ch"'5l°`l Mr. and Mr.-,. George C:irr.ri' l.~=‘ ii-iw .it ‘ i f : »- ~‘ ‘lf mi lui: :ui r tai" nmt door to tha'

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Vlklllg “lam LPRO5' Mann' “'h° f\il0l0£1lZ<‘fl for them in or ‘iillalflifl ml" h‘“"' -"l‘f‘1"- \\‘rt-"~ that .i0ul‘I\9.\‘~ Arthur Reardon and Arthur Mc- Louis ltlcifsrin and iuotliri; 51,11-‘v‘ f`lL`|`\`\`ll l.A\\'£`|"~ 1\ii“ll\'»`

lplays opposite tier-is rt iicwcomcr tolof r,m.|mn“,m_ Ml. Fm.m_.on~5 Chnl. fnr siu~_\\a:. czillcd at the threshold _ Gh,5k¢_v_ _ Mm _,__ E Duff and 1.;h___,l,¢~_\_,_‘

the .screen-anti har. yet £0 blind hlsiiengc has iziven the only olmurtiiiiiiy Of WP. l\H\'lnE lu."-t Passed her se\'-1 The Gaudet girls. Cl-gsm-lt. 'tii»»‘1~if:‘ : it -.iii iz wi ~ - - \i

\'c\1utHti0l1'~ but ht’ ‘"Sl7la.\'-‘i “ici” lic had to wi-igglc out of n vci‘.\' "“Lf““\h \""‘l“i“-"' _ _ Eleanor Hornby and Dorothy Hen- Mr. and Mrs. '1‘lif_-inar. \l_:ii"pi='_ f""I"'l “' ll” li ‘-“wtf "‘ wr ~_'

llrelulse in his work in this i1\'0<ll1C- tight and a\vk\\-ai-tl fix, :tml his ef- 1"oi'su1\\<‘ time \"‘\"'1'-‘U5 "1 llc" "5" iietsey. - 5,»ra_\_ ;f.~r~~i1 .-.--».~~i..». i.».~ 1;. . fl ,i.iriii. fort cannot be reaairded as haviiiig Ui l\f`l' -“i\‘\i`l"~ Sli” “'35 Suffcrmg fmm Mr. W. J. Brawders. Ai'tliu`r" McLeod. .L-orzir : will t"1.'iilf i» f ` " i fl: l lf" ul'l”1f~., Iifuli ;~i.v'.|iia unu\uall_'-‘ wail

Tir otli\°i'f=. Clare MCU0“‘@ii- -“IU” been a success. ii. ha.-. only rin- -1 iiaiului iufii:=l\ositi01i_and had un- George Down Kathlm, ;\n,n~h_\~ init; _nif::h~; i~-~ iw .,. . i ' ..»i=»~:~~-»

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lgwaviie Gordon. Ariders Raiitlolph- plinsized his i-sputatisiii for uniqiic tl/:i~;r.riie .st‘\'C1‘-al Olwmtloiis here, 50 Hilda D_________ __________S___ ~u~;i :.~-~.f°;_ | _l ul, ~_ ,; ~f ff.

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f-.. \‘\'r '\iZ." iii ‘.’3uiiii,\' Side Lin' \1i 1-.i\.iif»r iiiifi l’arrrli, mostlj 'im tivir nun :wrfuiilvaniiiifiiw or

i‘=:.~ \ii\:»»»rtiii;' rat. uiciudin; \\’il~ uv (2-.din-i, .'~ll'__ .lfi_\-ce Colnptgn lim li'r,\i»rr Loiii r- Frisenda an; .ivvfn l.u‘lftiv‘lfi. all t‘oiiti'ihiit5 eit-

lii" :."»:" of "lliah 15orirt_\‘ Blue:-"

wie' :iivl ‘lv r§;'.1ngr‘i':. ‘l'hr latter fit' ii., viiain nf ':i'oCr‘i'v :tures to

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'i"¢v» t.:‘ni|:fi-_ tiriiiiir be:~onu

inf- li:-auf'-. Ff’foi'i:' of the iniddl! 1-'rin H".1'1r:ev.'. in lv' neigl\b0rlj»

'lp gui th- li- . . l " ~,\

dassenti from the Coniinoii=‘“lil"h ‘°l‘"‘ U" mobhm nf) n -l I"°n°rB' and Rel M°C""m" Mc-ti" Vcrnfin lit"-'f Miiwu Nfl -twat" \~i“"" i ‘ \-‘I xl t'.\r \ii‘ra .'-o<‘u‘\v icariiriir D1-

woulrl haie iendeied it nugatoig. mi! _ _ - mn }3<ll,,Un Nt-lieu .nu

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Mary MCLCHUL Fred Nelson and l\‘[r:- L'\~.'u' ii'e~ l<'~‘.’i ii" 1 1. ll- \"’ ~’ ‘ ' f~r;'. Ihr flnilzlitri- of unc and the

Lucy M' Ganam" were recent vi-liar.-. to lri-_ , --.i iw i.».»r »i . it "`i "l t A“5l¢ Gallant' I .'.' v~ wihfr " _ “ ~ ‘ “ i \ ..~..~\ :ri-:intl th:-~ii:l\ their intcrte' in

Letters and Cards cf Sympathv. . _ _ _ . , . »...,»

' Mw. Nora tram, of T\’i\\l\ir'\\. i- l.1.i il l'\ l-1 ‘i ‘ '

Mr' and Mrs' p` J' Mccloskey' vi=it.'nc her friomlz- in chin. l‘~.»i\_ ' iinii _i~.-~~v ‘I 1 ui ' " """‘“ two <'~mi~ilr.\\\\‘\i1~ 1u'l"` lfllifli Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gesner. " ‘ -____ ,_,, ,. ,,.,.. »_~~,,,...- _ w iw" ._ ,M .»,,_ ,.,.,,....,. M mv Um, :Mm Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porker. _ _ _ ‘_ ,_ _f ,,,,, .,,. ._.. _

There is one thing about the Senate that it is very careful about the tlriiuglitsmansiilp of bills and it has freqiient.ly in the wrist, saved incas- ures nasrerl bv the Cnnirnoris from self- destruction. The Hon. Rufus Pom-, moved nn nirieiidment to the effect that it should not crime into

effect until proelaiinerl by order-in-|

council. This was defeated by 29 votes. It was wisely rejected, bc- cause. as statcrl hy the Hon. J. D. Taylor. it wrui only it voic-catchiiig device. mid the Government really wantezl the senate to kill lt.

A good deal of important commit-

tee work has been done lately. The i-ecommendntlons of the Pensions Conimittee were passed in the Com- mons on Tuesday quickly and unim- lmously. Both sides of the House

joined in it chorus of praise of mem- r srllli 'T*““‘U"~ Mmul

.sought happy iininn. which is t c crsencc oi friendship. _ _ i To chcrisli the nicinor_v_oi a kind lnnd lovinz rlaiitiliter and f~1Sif`l' iliffe lim- left to mourn. besides her sor- lrowiniz iiioihci' and father. foul'

|bi'otl'iei-1; and five isistcrs. Wal- _tcl-_ Clarence and Colm nt. home mid William in New York; Mr-=~ John Reid. Mrs. Charles Johnson. lboth of New York; Constance. wht! faccninpaiiietl the rrniams lwl1\P- 'Fiorcncc in Los A\1Fl€\€»=- “lid MM' lgiirrt at home. _

The fiinfrrtl was hcirl on Sundal.

sm.,-ll-¢_f, at me grave and church was (conducted by R/av. Father C. MC-

orn George myie. rtriymvntl D0.vlP~ Af- thur McLeod. Austin Connolly. Jo- ' - Reardon.

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Mr. and Mrs. .Tliomas Murphy. ° "mn ’ '

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Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan. Naufrage. J°l“" M"l~’"-”- “ml ‘ "i"" _~_ r _ _ _ ___ _ __ ___ ,._I , ,.

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__________ _:__n______ _“___ “___” done _*__ br;g______;*__gr1|.e:__'l______0 phono- ____ ____ _(___________________ M_______ __C_“_hbv.. .I-he ",||0“-img are the mass cai'ds.i Hg-lpn 51,0;-3:. _“_ Vallev School l=‘1<\<la_\. ami-n inn M1., .|`,.,..,_..._.. ,ry ,_ , _~,_.; l _._ _i, 1 .-. \'lrrl._| Q \ q_, rio,-ed b. ._lii_<: "7 mil ill the rol~ of 'Hein the grass- nnwiu-A. Quebec City. The Bill is a sun-.tual bouquets, floral tributes Mari’ and Butte Ciillm. ` 23rd. Illia ureaidfiit bt`l1\3 Bl-"»‘»"‘i 1|'-'l‘if‘~i U" "\'\‘-`1"» “I "T i""' ‘i "' “ E “ “"1"” "°“5'

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