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CAPITOL: TODAY-.

EDDIE ALBERT - ROSEMARY LANE WAYNE MORRIS - JANE WYMAN

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SEIQEMBEK 2s. 1940 1'31

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A ilt‘\\' and interesting romantic t<...l1 iilJKlb its screcn now in "I l-t- Wuluau,‘ whlcii opetis \\ ll. 111-.- rl-"liue Eduard rlicliiro. Ltiiilllliiillllill UUlllpiabYb bplfillvtl’ If ihiu iicuy isuiuarr niiu lile ‘lliillilll; (.1 these two (iisiihct pct- "..ls i< SiICJ-Sbllil because Ui a such a

‘i \\111.li is altar iilliu ct ut.ent. 111i" -ll.IlIlo'i'UIlS iviiss Lainarr ap- pcllls i1 l)!‘ tlil ilollcss wilo ls but iiiliid to torrid love scenes with Fall. ion-rs ol tile sci-coil, aziiie i..ll s iuuraclcrlzatiulls have ii.- la-ili rugged herons who ap- ~1 icilliliiot! ilulii otlut" than P“ -1 linux15. But two such cppu- “iC-i hi3" skillfully. united.“ "f ‘take. it» Ilcillflll" and the co-starrihg of ligilltnuii‘ ill u romantic theme is nitri- t l . ,,.'_I,j"‘>‘ plays a physician, an H-]..V.l.~l slirntist doing izreat work 1 i1 tctlctutn clituc. Miss Lamair X11 Iilxtiliiill. society girl who, aitcr it lonntui-i- is wrecked. finds ultimate gcppurss and a place Ill life's utuic at the doctor s aide. l~ler role tllllsioi- moth compclitig emotion- “ fllilutz. ’l‘i"acy gives one of the hL_'5I‘I)§W\'f.‘l‘ilii characterizations cf W0} 3-1141‘. as the man who blindly nasfiii‘ "i lflvfliy woman and is P") to sacrifice his career on the 11m ol happiness.

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cirg Teasdale. Kent Mona Barrlc, Paul Cavanaih. Imus Drake. Mar orie n," Camp D Pl)‘. Stone, Wl-llt! cat Evil!“ . a. es Franta and Rec ncliulcd on the pr r m is the 5g ill the March of ‘ignite Series.

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Girl Guide News

i 7TH CiIARIlO'l"l'l'I'l"‘()\\'N . (‘lOl\|l‘il.\\ ‘AIHNHT t'lll"fl(‘iI

Important: The Till Company‘ ‘will noiu liS iirst i.",ulo1' intailug iicuigilt at 0.30. A11 ctioi". of Pu~

trol Lleadcrs will tat-cu place. Every guide tiuit belongs to this Company 15 urged to be prcson! at this inext- lng. Let's have a 100 pct" ccitt at- tendance.

was; I-‘txalxfiat sattvtcii High spced SIOCK livlkflii‘ 01' i119

Canadian Niiiioilai ’I‘tjlt-;.-,ri1ttl1.-: lite capable of printing i100 CIilli';l;‘I_t'iS per minutc. In turning out. Iill5

total they print five it-ci oi IllI)_'~'-___ _ MARRIAGES

MLDONALD-WADDI-JLL -At Ncrtlt Tryon Prcsbyteriati Church Wod- ncsday by Rev. 0. Carlyle Webster. September i8. 1940, Miss Marion Louise Waddeil oi North ‘rryou to Mr. Donald Peter McDonald of

Breadalba e.

PARKMAllL-Suddctily. at Char- lottetown. Sept. 22 i040. Mrs. Ed- ward Purkntitn. of Montague. sec n6 years. Funeral from her latt- rm;- detlce Titesdriy at. 2 p.111. Interment Lower Montague cemetery.

PAYNTER - At Clifton. SUpiPillI-Xu‘ 2i, i940, Bernard Payntcr, till _'\'\‘iliS.

N. D. MacLean uuoeamxta ' constant

Charlottetown and North Wllluhtn PIIIIIO NU

Fiiitcral from his late rest fcuz-c Clifton. Tursday i p. m. F.‘lII(\‘lL'I‘(I by service in Anglican (Lturrlt Sitrlngbrook pending arrival of rel- atives from USA.

MACDONALD — At Crnpatvl on September 22. i940. Joseph Mar.- Donald, qe 02. Funeral from his iatc reaidence on September 24 at 1.30

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o'clock.

nder once was to be lost forever her: are not to be kissed and forgotten!

: ‘Mitionc, iticittnlxcnt, is attending g

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II Carry 5 News l And Views

(‘ROSS

RED CROSS CONCERTS

Vnrirrv Concert.

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. i Monday", Sept. ZIl-Clifton -Dr l» U1oi1:t1\"l's Programme. .I~Vi1rlct Programme.

. 'i‘ucsila_v. Sept.

The Scrcnaticlzi.

- l Proaramtilc. ‘ i Wetlucstiaixscpt.25—Eldon—Male Chorus.

1 Wednesday, Srpt. 25—Mt.. Stewart 1 -Dr. Lcouar s Programme. Wrclticsdtiy". Sept. 25 —l"rev\ch .' Ri'-'c1"-—Varicts‘ Pm/zramme.

. PJCIELY, Sept. 2'7—Eradalbana--

variety Programme.

-~ , Fit s . 27* __ RONALD niacin; . aunt TERRY . g , hs1yt,l.ii(ail‘l\clvs‘t‘Pt Pbwfltii m. sitotrrs - suurruzs TAKES a TRIP it’ .\,2'.I§“§‘flf,_;..._._s°pt" 3°_K‘"‘“5I“5"°“‘

afcntlav. Sept. Ito-Fortune Bridge -- Variety Programme.

IUIIIIIEJITIWS MemorialService flit Zion Church

The ‘Oddfcllows and Rebekahs of th = Cily to ihc number of about. 70 attctttlcrl their annual Memorial - Sltivtce at. the evening service of iZlion Presbyterian Church ywpstlep- cay.

The service was ngiucted by the I

pastor. Rcv. Carly . Webster. who '

spoke from the stiblcct, “Looking l bcvmitl the Veil" The address was I in very forceful and explicit one,

haviuu regard for rcmemborance’ and tltc dutJcs encumbent on theI biopic in the cmiducl of life. The scrvlcc was opened by the congreg- ation heartily Joining ln the Na- iimial Anthem. Zion choir render- cd appropriate music and a splen. did anthcm.

The Committee during the forc- nonn, placed a floral wreath on tho Cenotaph In remombcraitce oi‘ fili- tire-tubers who died in the scr- I v of their King and Country“ Wreaths were aim placed mi a spcciitl plot at People's CcmetervI lli l'(‘m€'ll‘|IJPi'flllCC oi the members; of the O1" 1

ST. PETEIFS C TIIEDRAL I

Yesterday morning at 8 and i1 (vclockth c. Hlcv. W. J. Phillips of Milton officiated at St. Peter's Cathedral. Mr. Imrlclgh Taylor ltook the cvcn song. The Rev. Canon

retreat. for Atuzlican Clergy at, Li. vt-rpoci. Nova Bcotia. . .. __.. ...__ ...._ I . T00 Late To Ciasify I i irtauiufls ' Ann’ Fiififiifiifi more Btorea. F. S. Reeves. L-413-0-23-3i.

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CARRY on causna rlrraiortc W!" "tiililfli i° Li-"Cvi-

ivionilay", Sept. Zfl-Vcmon River 'I‘ucsda_v, Sept. Bit-Hunter River list-Montague-

.‘ Tuesday. Sept. 24—Kingst0n-Rcv. W‘. J. Phillips, Speaker and Variety

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARPIAN '

-___. This rolumn In ru-n-rved lnr nrwq q! | local Intern-int but IIIVPTIIIIII! m

a newsv nature m" tls Insfflffi n 5 cents s

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advance.

CONFEDIERATION LIFE INSUR- INCE. L-9789-7 ‘Ji-Iiil

ROTARIANS are requested to be at. the Charlottetown Hotel to- day at 5 minutes to one in order to be in their seats in time to hear the broadcast of His Majesty the King. L-4l5.

FUNERAL THIS MORNING — The remains of the late Thomas Baldwin will be transferred from the A. A. Hennessey Funeral Home this moming to St. Cuthbertlt Church, St. Teresa's where funeral scrvices will be held at 8.45.

FUNERAL TOZVTORROW — The

funeral oi’ the late Mrs. Harry Clark of Augustine Cove will be held on ‘Tuesday, Sept. 24th. A

short service will be hold at the house at 3:30, following by n ser- vice in Tryon United Church at 4 o'clock. Please note change in time.

TROUT FISHING-Fishermen are still casting their lines into a number of land locked lakes in the province where thc elusive rainbow trout abounds. Although the season on brook and sou trout closed last week. it will be open until October 31st on rainbow trout. The bag limit is three a day per man.

BOY lllT BY CAR-Junior Gil~ lis was struck by a passnu: Car a5 he rushed out from bchi id an- other parked car in the city on Saturday. He was knocked down and the driver picked him up and took him to the ltospztal. Ilo was not seriously injurcil and his condition was lvportetl to be good ,last night. Police Mild the car was driven by Prentiss Anclri-tv of zchariottetown. Tile accident oc- ,‘curred on the corner of Weytnouth and Sydney Streets.

RECRUTTS WANTEII) — Com- mencing next» Monday cvenux; at 7.30 and continuing until \\ oi .es- day night there will be ofticcrs of No. 61 veterans‘ Home Guard lu- fantry Reserve Cmoqiany at the Drill Hall to receive the names oi War Veterans desirous of cilizsilng in this Company fer home detain-e. 'I‘raining will be done iii n:g‘it and offers a fine opportunity ii)‘ all Veterans desiring to reukt" wthat service they can in this war while at, the same time continuing thc.r usual daily business,

DIILITARY ’l‘ill\'ll\‘iNG PLAN- One hundred and fifty young men in the 21-year-old class were sent; notices Saturday to report to doc- tors for a physical cxaminatioti in contraction with the compulsory training plan. It is oxpoctcti thcy will be called for training about Oct. 9 if tIlCv puss this phycitwitl examination. Earlier" last wcck 188 men in the same class wcrc rioti-

____ I NEW DATES FOR CARR‘! 0N lfieci to report. A total of 338 were . (“yang (jQXCERTS FQR RED inotiflcd in order to make sure the

required 250 will be rcudy to rc- .pol"t whcn the t1": niny, period opens. Twclvr fornr: have already

Purim-t" iloopct". the registrar ioi" this prov- ince. These have not bccn chcclt-

Mctidlty, Smt. 23—Brldgetown- ‘"1397;

Mrs. hlacKay and leaving on Tue "1 S., wlterc Miss an Niciizrvitnilalliss Mary MacKay will continue their studies at Acadia Univcsity having won scliolarrltips front that tmlvcr- slty for their brilliant work at Prince of Walcs Colic-c. The pres- entation was tnadc by the aiinistcr. Rev. Dr. R. Mooriicntl LL“"lIl‘. iloth as members oi

thc co".._1rrgati0:i and zealous workers in the com- munity they will be greatly missed.

PROGRAM READY-Details of the program fol" thc 61th annual session of the . nry society’. Maritime Di on. of the Presbyterian Church in Can- ada were revealed hcre last night. Sessions open ln Zion Church. Charlottetown 0n Wcdncsday and continue until 'I‘inu"sdi1y ivrcniinz. Delegates f1"o1n each of the eight Prcsbytcriois in thv district are expected. Thcy will begin arriving today with the majority coming in late ‘Tuesday or cnrly- Wcditcsclriy’. Time at the sessions would bc tnkcn tip principally with routine business. lnclitdiiit: lhc llrflsfllliil- tion of reports covcriutr all phases of the work. Wednesday the Rev. W. A. Cameron. secretary of thc General Board of Afissintls for the church. Toronto, would yive an address. it was tintiouucctl. The subject w a not rcvcalcrl.

Mr. D. H. Storms. Preitlcut and General Muppet‘ of tit‘ Siiltllb‘ Contracting Company .:\l'l‘l\.tI 511 the city Saturday lliltlli iront Wi-si- ernt Canada. -

Trinity United Church

TUESDl\Y:-—- Grim-Evening Auxlllaav in Rnari] Room.

wit: nav am- ou at: mo i GOLDEN GINO!!! ALI . 410a: om- GIR IIIR. . .I.IMII RICNEV. 4 LEMON. ADI . . I ORANGE- ADE AND rwnvt: ~ o-mza ruivouns

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PRESENTA\1T()N Tums fAiiCF

iThc Central Guardian’ Red Cross Concert

Brilliant young Charlotte- town artists under direction of Mrs. Richards will sinu- and play and dance and the Polish Consul to Canada

|wil_i talk about Poland at t Prince of Wales College io- lniirht. Admission only 25c. Fill the hail to overfiowlngxli

In Memoriam

JAMES L. FORD

The citizens of Charlottetown and his many relatives and friends throughout the country will re rtt. the shock and sudden death of r. James Ford. Born at Winsloe Road. Aug. 4, i890, the son of James Ford and the. late Mrs. Ford. formerly" Miss Elizabeth Cuclmore; the late Mr. Ford lived the greater part of‘ his life in Charlottetown. In hisi early teen; he learned the carpenter trade with the firm o: Parkman d: Son. At the outbreak of the war in i914, he was among the first to enlist, wcttt overseas with the First Canadian contingent. Upon his dis- CllhiilC he worked as a farmer for eight. years with the late Dr. S. R. Jenkins and durlnf; this period when the 21st Pied Ambulance trained at Charlottetown iii July he was Quartermaster sergt. for tuo years.

_Eit:ht years ago he started for himself with a faithful partner, iJohnny Pollard, and contracted five iycais. Of late years with his ptlrtiirl",

1 Rev Oakcs _ he built many .~ bc-li utitui residences in tlus city that will long remain

its inoilitnlcilts to his tncinory its u contractor and builder of 11o ilii-iin tibil y. lie wits generous iii pro ssion, and his place will not be easily tilled, and ltlanv friends who kiiowlum us "Jim" itiissiiim greatly He “'11s enlpxtyed as one oi the forcmcu with the rursons Couirtiit- 1111a Conipuilv wilon the Nlctropoliiiiiii Store “as built in Ci1iii"loilc"l:,\...." Just previous to his fatal ' "(lili- ‘ho was employed us one oi liltdlult- .iuen with tile Storms Cctlliiictltig ‘ Compiiiiy. ‘the talc Mr. Ford will be remem- bcri-d ioi" the good work he dul, his lloritiei" interest in the church, and Past Maslci" ill Uoyne Ll.U.L.. ii..~.o jMiisici" 0i l-liiisboro District ior two‘ ‘yours. anti a member of the 1.0.5.. !A., Charlottetown; he was also a member of the Odd .l.“0ii0\\'S; sons ‘oi Enniaiu-l and Pythlans. lie is survivcci by his wtic. asohls fatilct" and stop-nlctilci". Jus. Ford anti Mis. koru, Uiiisgov: Road, and four half-brothers r-ied roro, iluntcl‘ Rivet‘; Roy and Wesley and Otis li‘ord. 0 asaolv itoati; also four Ilflii-SISICFB. Mrs. Bruce Constable, Charlottetown, Mrs. Walter Fort! Oyster Bed Bridge. Mrs. Lcinuii Hull. North Milton. iv s, Ruby Fort. predeceased him by eight ycars. | The funeral was held from his late residence, 64 Douglas Street.‘ Service at the house was conducted by Rev. A. G, Robertson. Tlir Oranuctttctl held a regular burial 'c at the grave. The pall-bcai-i Harry Cudmore, Hiiroiti Mil’;- llcun, Christopher FCifi, Johnny 1101111111, William Hitgl s. Scipcantl I-icrl; King. The Ciur lion Legion nttenttcd in a bod Intcrmctiti Peoples cemetery. ‘i'he floral tri-|

buies.— g Attgus Macinnis,

rllld TM‘? Mi". anu Mrs. William Cas-

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the closc of the evening st» of lard-and daughter" spray; wit". and worship at the Si. Jaincs Prlsbytor- Mrs. Bruce Constable and taint-nil ian Church members o! the con- slim); Nlij. and M William 1‘<'1_‘(l gregatiolt lllfllie fl. prt litlll to and fauplv. s11 M1, and M15- Mrs. E. C. Macliay and ii(‘i‘ ihiec Wflttci ‘Ford. s_ M15505 PPflili‘ daughters on behalf of thc Sun- imdlhdiii‘ Paiijieqgmfi lmillldsyigthgz‘ day School and thc Kirk Auxiliary. amt" “m?” ‘_ t. 9.1m . i‘ '

hm, mm‘, , s60. L.O.B.A.. splay, Boync L.O.L.,

No. 400. wreath; Baptist Church. spray; wife. pillow; Mrs. Frederick Roberts. bouquet; lvlrs. Byron Nor- toii_ bouquet; Mr. Bruce Davlsoil and William McKay, spray" Mizand Mrs. A. J. Watts and family, spray. Cards and letters of syntpatlrvz~ T. J. Iumatr Past Grand Master. Sninmcrsidc; Britntfortl Co.. Saint John: Rev. Mi". and ltirs.‘ Danton; Mr, George Tweedy; Mrs. Ernest Parkman; Mr. and Mrs. Ger-k don Strirrclt Charlottetown; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McNelll, Monta-y true; Mr. and Mi"s. John Ashlcyq; BYOCXIOI]. Mass; John ll/icPhailu Brockton, Mass; Mi Steven Cud- mcrc. Brockton, Mass; Mrs. Cluirlis Lcnn. Brccklon, Mass; Mrs. Johni A. ilarritigtoit and Clarence. Win- ciicsterj Mass: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Flsty, N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilde. Halifax; Mr. and Mrs. Lem-i ui-l Cudmorc. Brackliy PL: Mi", and Mrs. Jlis. Crabbe, Cirtown: Mini George Sncfgrove, Charlottctotvini Mr, and Airs. R/obcrt Citdmoro and. ,, ire: M1". mid ivlrs. Ira; Douglas, Charlottetown; M1". and] Mrs. Fred Idallott Charlottetownq Mr. and itlrs. Joseph Duran, Chin»; lotieiowti; Mr. and Mrs. Aibcrt Mc-l illcotl. Charlottetown; Mt". and Mrs. P. C. Brown. Charlottetown; M1".; and Mrs. Harold ivlcLeod. Charlottw, town; Mr. and Mrs. A, K. IWCPIICC,‘ Charlottvtovvii. Mrs. Bessie Cutinorsyi Charlottcimvn; Mrs. Percy" Yon,‘ Charlottetown: Miss Davida Baku‘, Charlottetown; Mi". and lllrs. Bcrn-" urd Allan. Fl"cricl"ii"tot1 Jiillriiflilii itadv Patricia I..O.B.A., Canoe Covc; i uocn Marv L.0.B.A., Kingston. ;

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"There is one who misses you sadly.

And finds the .t.lme long since you went.

Tltcrc is c110 who thinks of you daily

And trlcs to be brave and content,

Sadly tnlssed by his wife. “MAP

Cavendish llas Carry 0n Canada Concert

A very enthusiastic Carry 0n _Ca_iioada concertln aid of the Red Cross was staged at Cavendish on Friday night by the l-lnly Rcdcent- cr artists from Charlottetown. A lartte crowd patronlwrl the, pairi- utio concert which was put. pn hv the Charlottetown Carry On Can- ada Corps and the local Women's lnatittitc.

Mr. I. Y. R/(‘ddill of Chili-lotto- town, iii-sides giving a first class demonstration oi baton striitgiiayz. y-iw a capable master of ccrctnou- cs

Mr. Raoul lmPage of Charlotte- lcwii was thc guest spcakcr and ill a itiastrrly address outlined tiic var- iotts activities of the Red Cross.

The performing artists tvcrc: Pius Callaghan. vocalist; Ali Duilcoltg vocalist and accompanist: Hclcn MacDonald, tap dancer; Etta Le- Cialr: Mr. Connie IcCiair. soogs and

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character sketches: Kathleen Horn- ‘:31’, violin solo and Teresa Costello,

c! E tzwi" lbs form‘; marl‘ Jul"l"inr1/n/ young hrrintnttrzulrl~la lilo/Illa, pl/Irlotir rilizm. Bu! N r. Si. rm-rr Jrlwzlw/ I0 ,1’ ul/r to gr! l/l 1e to argbod] . . . ner/‘r ant/unload 10/1);

He failed to realize that we have to petspite to live-just its we must Iucathc. In warm, sticky weather, we pcrspite nzuro- from it pint to three pints a day, even 101ml u": are xii/fag Jff”. Left on the body, this sweat goes stiiic——decomposes. Then YOU have "IiO."

‘Careful people check "B.O." before i! starts with lifebuoy. itfcbtioy contains an exclusive deodorizing ingredient not found in any other leading toilet soap. Used in your daily bath, Litciutny stops "'B.O."-lfS purifying lather washes away stale perspiration deposits. This season-play safe—-with Lifebuoy.

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HE GAVE THE BIGGEST "P5

...buf he 91" The poorest shove?

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‘ciao IOVERHEARO now BARBER.’ aov! waar RICH taraea .' 00 l FEEL CLEAN .' IGUESQAFTER ALL, I 01o ueso ttrzauovk PROTECTION m nits WARM , STICKY WEATHER. "

‘iri can aao THE NERVE "to TELL mm" alao rouse LIFEBUOY_ m0 l DON'T MEAN "meta sliavmfi-

soar EITHER .1‘ ' c

'il’S NICE OF YOU T0 ASK ME, GLADVS. I SEEM TO BE HAVtNG AMUCH GAYER TtME THIS SEASON THAN LAST.’

.I FE B U OY llilili°§lilll

Mrs. s. Parkman iFuneral 0f Passes Suddenly Father Hughes At Tracadie

The many friends of Mrs. Ed-

fiftpsigfl."

OTHERS - YOU NEED A153

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Tire Destroys Lobster Factory

i;‘::'e of piclt-Iy I

ward Parktnan of ‘Montague will ‘r11

learn with rrgrct o ier passing , , ".

early yesterday morning at the Th? iiiiifiai 0i m“ "i": RPV; ,5.i;

residence of her sister. Mrs. M. N. FY3119}? HUBIW5 ‘U5 lb-‘Iii 5-"i11"“\ housi-

MacLleod in Chariottctorwti. tnornnlg at _10 oclock from I» ipitii- ' Bum M Mmmy Rive,- 35 yea" Bonaventures ‘Chuch. Tracarlic H...._..\

where Pontifical High Mass of “an... m,

ago, she was before her marriage, Mary Livingston.

Despite ltct" many years. the de- ceased was active and able to be around as well as usual Saturday. she was visiting her sister in the city and planned to return home yesterday. Site returned as usual Saturday but tiasscd away in her sleep during the night.

Thc dcccitsctl was well and fav- orably known in Nifllililgilt‘ and surrounding districts. She was ever ready to lcnd a ltclping hand to anybody" in distress and possessed all the qualities of a good Chris- tian woiniitt.

Shi- lean-s to survive, two sons,

Requiem was cclcbrtiied by Fxcelleilcy, Bishop J. A. O‘ van.

The High Pi‘it‘St was Riv. K C. McPherson and Deacons 0i iitrlllll’

W. V. McDonald. Rev. A. l... Sui- noit and Rev. Deacons of the fvlass. of Cercitionies was Rev. l’. i) - Mahon, D. l). Rxv. E. 0'1- censnr. The assistant. was RM. Ci. A. MacDonald.

The attending priests were .\.'.- M. McDonald. D. D. and AVASVF. l‘ A. Murphy, D. D.

Other priests iii the Sat/ii"- were Revs. J. lVii-(lzuaicl. P. D t .

Di". Ernest E.. Sunimcrsitlc and ,. . ‘W

’,[‘_\"Ii‘i'. Boston. lllass. and foul" gyflgklfngxpbiyl‘ “Suguaiqi, ditutthtcrs. Ada, Mi . tDr.1 C. B. Crokén‘ MCVHITFE ‘rm Grccil. hiontuuiic; Mabel. Mrs. M 5mm] Kuflq}; Pvt“. (D121 A. J. Fraser. aiontatttic; mi...‘ .C1.'-d(.' l-DQQIQ,‘ ‘(any-W .1. _ lVIaude. Mrs tCaptJ D. Westhaver, Cairn“, M 'R',('HK.\“ A ‘M Hm“. aiontaatir; Pcitri, Mrs. Hobbs, Cssfi‘ R‘... En,.....'.,.'('; f~._ '_'._Y_ Evctclttwivltiss. W t‘ f M (Id m 11.4, ¢h,.,.."" " '