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THE open road is joyous-but driv- ing can become wearisome. Pull up n n roadiide nand for e long. cool Sussex —- a welcome brnic lor you Ind (or your passengers. Sussex Pele Dry end Golden Ginger Ala and the ion; liar of delicious Sussex thin: quencher: await you everywhere —- pure, mid, sparkling, snappy, with the cert Ind tang ol the famous ddcp-rock sprinf from which-they come . . . Appreciated by Maritime connoisseurs (or lull n

Named J asper Park

MONTH-EAL. Mnv 20~Those who know their Bible-art least the inst iook of it-may remember that

l t do with heave . hrfvéiatfiiinflsalnt John tel-is B that i/his mineral is the first

the 12 foundations of the New erusnlem, the celestial city, where ose of us who watch our step in life will spend a. blissful eternity, lnslper is the foundation; 811d i-he too; "And the building of gie of it was of jasper; and e 5b., was pure gold. like unto clear

1112»; dicin‘t mink of iihis when E‘: manned Jasper National Park.

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PHONE H0

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‘ Chiropolst - Podlekilt 148 Gt. Geo. St. Charlottetown

manceinthen ,evenifitdidn'i come from the 8w Jerusalem. About n. centufY Ind l Quail“ ago, 9, trapper found his way into ilhe Athslbaska Valley with his In- dian wife and a sizeable brood s‘ children. He was a. lonsz my from home. for they say he come or- iginally fwm hllssourl. bui- he m“ his mark in that wonderful new world so little known to white men. and soon they were naming things after him. No one seemed to pal‘ any attention to was never Mr. Homes. when he took charge of the Hudsorrs Bu)’ Oompany post. ople called it Jas- erls House. ere was. and still , a Jasper lake. Two mountains were known as the Jasper Portals. f0,- many yea-rs, u. wide stretch o! the Athebaska Valley was called Jhqrer. Now the whole park, the largest lh North America. i8 JEWI- round out the story, it ought to he mentioned that Jasper Haw- ss. always the restless trapper. started down the Fraser River of British Columbia on _a. raft. He never reached die Pacific. He per- islhed, with all his children, in the treacherous ra/pids. A melancholy end. but Jsspei-‘s name remains and is known all over the world.

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‘rhere will be sold by ublic auc- tion in the Hail of e Prince Oounty Court House in Summer- eide in Prince County in Prince Edward Island. on Wednesday the twentyseoond day of June, . D. 1938. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, sll and sin uinr that certain

cel or tract o lend and prem-

es situate. lying and bein on the East side of the ‘Igayon iver in Tlownshi Number in Prince County the Province of Prince Edward Island, bounded and des-

Herder,

OOIVJMENCING at a stake set in the East bank of Txyon River and in the division line of lands form- nr‘v owned bv Bruce Dawson and McDonald Boultor respective-y, ll-rll running along the said bank or shore in a. northwardly direc- tion till it meets the run- ning from the said shore to the Main Road lending from Tr on in

on John . . following southwardly along said boundary line to meet the North line of land formerly owned by Bruce Dawson running lion the said line in n Wostwarclly u“. tlon to the shore of Tryon River, the place of commencement, con- tain ONE cam

A of land, a little mor or less. Save and except thereou and there- from the shove described land Sixteen Acres released to iel Boulter by Release of Mortgage Lien bearing date the Ninth day gwlixadcellrxilbog 1A. 0601916, and reg- n t Re‘ in Liber l9, F000 150m y “may The above sale is made under a Power of Sale contained an Indenture of Mortzﬂﬂb dated the Ninth day of March. A. D.. 1012.

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