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Sees Many Ehangjiles g Daring Half Century _ In Postal Service

i generous contributions, and thus gave l" renewed impttus to the organlzatioml These are the mm. tcgether with Canon Simpson. to whom credit is due for persistrnt advocacy resulting in the appointment of a competent inspector to pass on the milk con. sumed and the meat that ls qffered for sairln this city. The appoint. mcnt of an inspector was the immedi- atr result of the action of a com- mittee appointed on suggestions in the president's address at the annual meeting of the Anti-Tuberculosis Society to wait upon the City Coun- cil for LlIIBVDUPDDS‘. This had been one of thc aims of the Society from its inception in i905.

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will Brantford Arro-Lock Slates make mo a good lasting roof ? They will. because they are strong. thick, tough and weather- resistant. Fire retardant, of course.

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This lady writes:

"Thank you for your won- derful kindness and fair play.”

, Over a year ago a certain young lady bought s Con.

Will the roof require repairs or upkeep? Not for many years because each slate is locked on by an interlocking feature and can't be dislodged by Nature's pranks. There isn‘t a weak spot anywhere.

federation Life Policy, with Total Disability and Double Ind ' y Beneﬁts. A few months later, she became ~ iousiy ill. She thought she could not obtain Zhe ‘Zoial Disability Beneﬁt before the policy had been in i tore: a year,- but the Beneﬁt a-ent into eﬁect the moment :11; policy was issued. Moreover, while receiving dis- ' y, ... . . . Rllllty omeﬁts, she did not have to pay any premiums ‘nd the insurance remained in full force.

Confederation Life Association,

Dear Sirs: _

Your lemon to hand ycmrday and today. The cheque was safely enclosed. I have been going to write and (hank you for your wonderful kind- ness and fair play. I only held my policy such a short time and l was under the impression that I would have to have it a year before I could draw beneﬁts. The Qvnfederadon Life is certainly a vary wonderful and square Company, and I shall always do all l can ro further the Company's Interests.

Hoping that l shall soon be in full health and working, and again honking you and wishing the Company every success.

Yours very truly, -————-~

What about cost ? Brantford Arro-Lock Slates meet that question squarely with efﬁcient protection at low cost. They are especially suit- nble where large areas of pitch roof must be covered. (A square of 100 slates—weight 145 lbs.—will cover 100 square feet.) They cost less .to buy. less to lay. nothing for repairs or staining.

Sees Other Improvements

The Canadian National Hotel and the new Rink, which will rtmove the danger and discomfort of extreme cold, are grand acquisitions to the city, Mr. McCarey bvriieved. There are other notable improvements, in- cluding the new Telephone Co. build- ing; but Mr. McCarey suggests thatl an independent zoning oommlssionl seems to be a civic nec-zssity to pre-

vent a retrogression in architectuvz, -—-—--—---—?—-—~—— such as is evident in cases where fire I" the n?“ future Mr- “homey

or removal in prominent locationsbfﬂmlﬁes WEWB VJ 154435 M The

age,- Qppol-gunjgles w improve the .Guardian some notes on Baltimore,

cmh his “adopted home", which no doubt

Mr. McCarey has been unusually 4W1" b? mwre5tlng~ , fortunate in being able to attmd tol M1? Manley?“ dimghlel- M355 Helen his Oman; duties without a day-s m. lWinifred. encouraged by her fathers v ness during his whole term of officellawrable 75W!“ °l hi5 Vacuum‘

H-e was employed in every branch of l P9Y1°fl revrntly arrived in Gharlotte-' the Postol service, including mailclerk E LN“ tiﬂaccompany mm m‘ m” 1'9‘ . 011th s.s. “Northern Light“, which was Wm "iv and 15 b81118 tlY=@i<"1§1Y' the first effort to solve winter navi- ‘entefmifled by her friends. They are 1 Eamon‘ and was on duty lssomng -driving t4) Halifax today and will we mans on board the 3_ s, “stmllsgy” visit in that city and in Boston. talc-- when the steamer first entered|m3 P555559 ‘mm the latter ‘my b3’ ' Charlottetown harbor from Glasgowlﬂeamer w" 351mm”?- vis Pictou.‘ He frequently crossed the. i? Straits by the “old way” boats with‘ runners attached.‘ Mr. Otto R. Crabbe and Mr, D. J. MacDonald are‘ the only other survivors of th-sse old, days in the Postal Service in this? O11 the occasion of their 25th An- Pf0VlI1¢B~ Ml‘. 599189 E- Hugh“ Lil, niversaiy, Rev. Dr. Ramsay and Mrs. $116 Only 1111181113118 merchant W319‘ Ramsay received over two hundred W55 Cmdlmmlﬂ busll-"lﬁs in Chaflflliie" callers. Mrs. Ramsay, who received town at that time. with the Doctor, was attired in the

How will it look? The inter- locking slates laid diagonally make a pleasing design and the fadeless colors are permanently attractive.

Mn. JOSEPH McCAREY

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Day was proclaimed a civic holiday. ‘The late Captain Hickey. of the Hickey and Nicholson Tbbacco Com- pany, was chairman of the com- mittze. and Mr. James King of the Marine wharf was stroke-oar in the "Lady Dufferin“ four which was the invincible crew of that period.

Mr. MoCaiwys visit, when he arriv- ed here ln July, was intended to be of brief duration, but the native hospit- ality of numerous friends, the not- forgotten rural beauty of the Garden of the Gulf which he still proudly calls home, and the maked general improvement since his last visit five years ago, inhtrasted him so much that he extended his visit to cover the whole sunun-er.

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"Indigestion. constipation and a Benlrllly toxic system for six years had me in bad shape.

SAMUEL LINTON J

"Sometimes my shoulders would sche so with pains like rheumatism I could hardly do any work. This wonderful Sargon put an and to ov- ery last one of my troubles. and l feel a hundred percent stronger and better in every way.

"Sargon Pills regulated ms in such an easy, natural way that I hardly realised I had taken them. and the Sargon treatment beats anything I ever sawP-Sarnual Linton. South any‘; u. n. .

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pastor, and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. W. A.. Thompson and Mrs. Mabel ‘Iaylorl assisted in receiving. ‘

After the guests had extendecll hearty congratulations to the cele-; brants in which the Guardian joins. they were ushered into the dining,

room where lunch was served. Mrs. , R. E. Mutch and Mrs. lMajuri J. C. MscKenzie poured tea and coffee Mrs. Ewen MacKinnon. Mrs.

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gsret Full, and Miss Mary D. Ram- say assisted in serving, Mrs. Fred Seller being usher.

Three little Winsome maidens. Al- fredo. Pickard. Audrey Gillls and Catherine Ramsay, and blaster Du- geld Ramsay. attended the door.

The rooms were beautifully decor- ated with autumn ﬂowers. an exquis- ite centrepiece of pansics adorning the dining room table. _

Dr. and Mrs. Ramsay were the re- cipients of many gifts of silver. ap- propriate tokens of remembrance of their Silver Wedding Day. | Mr. n. n. Rogers. on behalf o! the ‘ men of Trinity Church. presented the celebrsnts with a, handsome silver tray filled with silver coins. Mr. Rog- ers in abrief. but eloquent speech conveyed the best wishes and sincere felicitations of the congregation.

There were also a dozen silver forks from "admiring friends" a silver bas- ket filled with flowers from the King's Daughters. and many indivi- dual gifts of silver.

A large wedding cake nicely decor- ated was the gift of Mrs. W. A. Thompson.

Celebrate Wedding A n n i v e r s a r y

An enjoyable and pleasing cele- bration was held at the “Railway House" the residence of Mr and Mrs Pius O‘Mesrs, when the genial couple were presented, by the board- ers at the house with a beautiful ahina m m, in honor of the Ewen-l tleth anniversary of their marriagel The observance. which was to‘ have been observed on sept, 25ml was postponed until last evening:

owing to the illness of Mr (TMQI-fl. who linow completely recovered. i An address was reed by Mr. W.H. Atkinson and the ,. ntation made by Mrs. Stephen Livingstone. l Mr. and Mrs O'Ms|.ra were 01ml- pletely taken by surprise, but not-» withstanding this. the former thank-l Id his friends fq- t-Mir t-botmhtfiu

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lam Summers. violin music being‘ furnished by Mr. Raymond ltlacDnn- aid who also iuriiishecl the music for; the general dancing, which was en- JOXBd by fifty couples until 1 o'c!ocl-: in the morning. i

Dainty refreshments were served ,by the hostess during the evening. the guests extending hearty felicit- mxtiuns and singing "They are jolly ‘good fcllmvs." and the National An- lthem before dispersing. l The fOIIOWilIg is the address: iMr. and Mrs, Pius Ukvieara.

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Dear Friends. k on this the 20th. anniversary cf‘ lyulll‘ vreddlng day, we. boarders at .the Railway House and other frien‘ extend to you our heartiest oongm ‘uiations on ths memorable 0.1-. Minn, marking as it does a filth o‘. l century of wedded life.

i For twenty years you have trav.

ed life's road together hanci in h: lsllaring each others joys and su icesses patiently leearing each othei disappointments or sorrows. full; lexemplllying the g]v3l'.0llS truth that ‘m, is possible to be very happy though married.

Those of us who are boarders the Railway HOUoO gladly bear test.- many to the homvlikc atmosphc and the comfortable acuwinozlati..

.\ . , ‘the SZIUSLVIIIl-f meals and cxcclicu. ‘service in general which you on ‘ rendering. l As you are now celebrating you China Wedding, we ask you to pica". _accept this gift as a token of our Iliigh esteem for you. accompanied by our sincere wishes that you may} be so blessed with health and, strength in the years to come as to live long enough. and even longer, to celebrate your Silver, Golden, and

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"Without professionalism." Jones “aid in the interview, "men would not have the opportunity to make an hon- mt living at golf and in their stead there would be a great many "crooks" falsely pretending to be amateurs."

Jones likened golf rivalry between Llze United States and Great Britain

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m... n. s. MY- M¢CMBY5 YRYEBUQH WAS same wedding gown which she worcl M15 0'M°*"‘a P45“ “mllkeil the‘ -—— fund Princeton-n in (‘Xplaiiiliig why! Grade VIII, 1. Mai-lone blciiellalr . . 0-30-61- almost exclusively aqllﬂliv SPOYl-S- H6 as a bride on October 3rd, 1905, when 410110-“5- _ PRINCETON, Oct. (L-Professioual tUnited Stat/es players have won so I 3- MﬂlﬁﬂiT-‘l 31'°d91'1"- 34 “m” De , was secretary of th: Regatta Com- the wedding took place in the church: $9M" the lﬂvﬁeﬂlllion. the WEfl- golf purifies the amateur game, says consistently in recent years. "Just as Perry. “ " p0 ' ~ y _ ~ mittee on the ocwiuﬂ 0f Q1169" VlC- at Malpeque. Rev. E. J. Rattee 031-‘ ""15 P961 was flamed b)’ M1} and Bobby Jones in an interviimv pub- lover a slrctch of years in the Ynle- G111“ Vn- I- 13°11" Ar5°"“““- “ M- Lampﬂln a Co" ‘b01183 Jllblli‘? in 1337- when W881"- . clntlng. Rev. C. N. Brown, associate; M“ Owleali‘ and M" and 3M5 Wm‘ jshed ts-day in the Daily Princeton- Princeton fooﬁall 1'i‘.."tlr_\'.“ he said. , SL911“ Bernard- 3' Agnes Ciulmajn"

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