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to Summersitie

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MILES STANDISH §

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Whats wmng with the Crrlulz

Sisters? _ -

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Whos all right’

:rip to the Western capital which,

-ral: ion; be remembered by limi

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Vemon River

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6]” _ rite crystal sisters: _ And Vic|mty_ _

The Red Mac hockey team which, _ -» 1 - ‘<41 ‘M5 “"7 °” T“°°d" hs' wi About dusk a few evcnlligd ago Play We 0f¥5“\l Sim" ”' Sumfduring one of the severe storms

’- ` had it. e memorable,

.m§'rl\d€- itll P _ __ _a man was making his way home.

Ha was traveling through Lot. 49 being about six m_lee from his reli-

_ __ ._ - -_- _ _ fsifls-lld by '-50 "UU 43”" “d idence_ He drove it home and

' ' . , .folks of Emerald and Stxmmerside. ,,|e|g|,_ 1-he smsh W" img”

TENDERS ,Governments Fate ' ne nfs len cl.-rw-»f>~=»....... . ...ty ...ee or .mtl-lm

-__ l . . about one hour later than the r¢'jThe horse got ot! the track and

Tenders lor drawing Cream to the sular time after amusin§__them-ig,” 0,,-er the shafts binding ghd Dunit River Factory for the yur -elves in various Hiya Wh H Wlllfharnem so that everything was beginning May ist will be received ing for the train to start. All welli;held fast. After exerting himself up as Tuesday, March lien at noon well _till they reached Bnersld al’uuti! he was unable to do any for all routes except Norm and . T o'clock Here the `Lr\ill WB! Lowe Beds ue. Tersar-e will also (c°”"'°" P"°“) stalled" till about ll o‘clock. The

be rseelved ‘lor the Buttermilk and _ _ __ _ _ l girls had their supper at the Em- ashes Highest tender not necee fivub' Mamh ‘“_1,`he p°m‘?° erald Hotel where the kind hostess “my ;¢°¢¢tsd_ “`°"'d “I hfaucle 'mb Ifwemxer attended to the many wants of the For runner twrtleulars apply to Wand “""‘y :U ("-"wth" “S fy°S_hunsrr passengers. -Hier Ulf’

WMI GALLBECK '.urne,tlA;..u.'ird Sw1t;e`r.i-zidrwlxilibtg they retreated lo me Swmm house

secnury _'l`h~ .r i.<l.~ of .\l r.an ee a_ when everybody was [mated 'Q

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`_hi_~ pre-_=ence at the League Coun

5055 .111 i= the silver lining in the cloud.

’“`“‘ vi-nil-E1 menaces French internal

Valuable Property _ _

. il .- ~n»-mit-. exult in the thought

FOI' Salé lll -nm .nouns _\l_ Brian.; tall at Gen- ` , eva hz~ riineth cabirv'-t will DN'

(-vha'rl0ttetO“n bnhly fa.) on his return, This for

M L “_ 221- 1..r-r time in the history of the

We ar' \"S1~°¢°° by fl- Y l* -nm repnsrit- ini- me oi the

Seaman, to eell by Publi; Auction F‘_».»;_-_-ti 1-ah;-.rn-: hinges on negotia- on Monday. March l5th. eommerw- ion- :ii Geneva,

Ing at 12 o'clocl< noon. her valuable dwelling house. containing 13, rooms, all modern convenleneeef situated 93 King Street. inspection

at any time. Terms at'saIe.

BENJ. CARTER dt SON.

Auctioneerp \\`~- .ill wwe lziriientlng about the

y_.30.3.11y{31 ia_'i.o»lil'. of .,-:lou we had to contend

alas: the big thaw on

_l~-lay put the fnishzng touch-as

ro.in‘=

1 _‘vit Le-»n Smith while driving 1.'-lm l`r»=:l<-ri Village all unsuspect- ing .ir-me into a slunlt-hole .so

Mt.. Stewart Notes

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splendid music by "ll0". “C\|Sl1l¢' and ".\'id_" They were in turn favored by several step dances by two of the men from the train crew Thinking the dancing was waning somewhat amazed the _-pi-ctators by giving them her idea of the Charles!/Jn.She was ably assisted by energetic "Tillie the T-iiier" who showed the crowd that she could worlt~when she wanted tn. On looking for 'tWhite-Horne” to favor them with the “Prisoners Sing' `tbl=y found her very much engrossed in studying how the en-' glue started and the boilers regul- ated, About tl o‘cloci¢ the train .nurted for Summerslde once again, reaching there about 12.45. The girls were esconed tn Mrs. Dob~` sons who met them with a bright smile or welcome even though it was long past the hour at which she had expected them. Sleep was impossible that night for

"Gush e" just had to take her phy-i sical exercise to the tune of°“}~lome

.___ -._-~-p he hu-i to ret (ence-rails to ._ .. _

105 acre ierm in Fairview, land :i<.p 'ne horse GUI- And ‘-\lr. D11" §'El;6:)nH;;1x;lemoT;;df)';;?,n ;_,;rl'.KcE£_'

in excellent eenditlon. bl-li|¢i"‘ll‘ i" 'V' " :g I." the woods gm so bad' nie" l-‘inally the girls went to bed ‘mend o r.-rati the newly Pur- sooon-el>s1f. w°°¢ end *'°'°" °" ‘Y " 1'* had ‘° “°’““ ba” -»-ordering it ‘nvnite not-se" nad"i, ea :pt-to agar ca Bear P'°°°~ W5" "" 5° ‘°"°‘ """h ""1"" 'A' 1"' load of wood' 'borrowed Raffer'ty'ii lail attire inc as 8 r-L pe '-

b::|dm°‘ H “.|Nd' 'For pamculars .\lr .-_.li .\lrs Pt-rcv Coffin return-fwmch lm Sing U19 lllllibl' Wmlillé Died at Avondale Jan 26th, a _ - - - . `.

Y JOHN ~ ~l=D°UGA'~L- "‘§.T“."_`.i‘“" *l`*“:`.“g ”""‘ “ “'"“§ iglglgcliciell fllgntllfnflftep ab°"tl;'§°'fl§2 .i`ft1llli2dl»gfli.il§»tolli`f&-`

F="'Y'°W- R- R- 4- fi" "."." U’ ”."a“' W2, .“'h."§ ‘ffell The next day the girls were vel-yn. D. .vlcouigsn who lovingly mln-'

3"'34"'fl1`-51'” lk-:fel-"[‘y‘;,~,,?;;L` 'H ` " an ' YL kindly' allowed an hour’s vvork»out.`istered to him the consolatlons of » ' -'--TT- ' ' in the rink The Cr stal Slst s’lth C noi" Ch f -hi h l

more and severely chilled with- out succesa- he started for the nearest house. Becoming exhaus- ted he was unable to proceed and commenced calling for help, The owner of tht- house fortunately being at home heard the oall and going down the road saw a dark object in the snow which proved to he a man completely exhallsted After helping him to the house and giving him some refreshments- to névive him; the next thing was to go in Search lor the horse. The animal wus found about a milt- down the road lying over the shaft in very deep snow and had to be shoveled before he would make any effort to free himself. The anlmal was taken to the gooll semaritans home where his own- er was by this time commencing to feel like himself again. Man and home was made as comfortable as could be done under the circum- stances. Next morning the 198111 left for home the driver invoking blessings on the hand that gat-~ relief.

.\ir_ and Mm. J. Murphy return

ed to their home in South Shore after visiting relatives in Mlllvlew. Vernon River and Alherry Plains.

-Messrs Fraser, Gedding and

Davey, Murray Harbour have traps prepared for lobster fishing. They

i_ y el' e at ic urch o tv c ie

S A' _.,_,,_, _,__ ._,,,____fux bun; was coach "Lippy" is to be commendedlwas a conscientious and practical

;._é__i ,H ;`h__ ,_ 0 F_ Han Un' Wed, upon for the splendid way in which-member. Histuneral took place to ,__._r_1a,_. mgm FH, wth by the he looked after the "glris." ‘SL Jolachnms.Vernon River where

;;,.i1c.- of th., ._\1i_,»_-,-gona,-). S0c_=@,y in the afternoon it was impos-_burial service was performed by

BY PRIVATE SALE _,_A The (-t,,,,,,). Am' In fam it sible to stay sway from the_regitlar.tlie pastor after which he vvas-

-_- ~»\a~ Z-riliell by those who attended ‘Kali "Nm" 53Y35 "“'@ ll-131 C3U'!lN;id S7 £955 in adlomhf gefléehlery'

_ _ . 't '». .» p at -_ c e .- t t ese shelks O to waste." S02- Y- - 11 Bl' W3-S HU “DTS l NS!-

Sltuated at De Sable, contamlnq 1:7 hr MI;r!?,?'k;’ndf>,e;;§.ph Tagji, they stayed, 8 §-ian gentleman always readytoren- acres of land. 100 clear and \f\ fur ,_\.,,niM and m'ma§,, su,-el Then name the game! The Cha;-.ider assist/ance to his fellow men extra good state of cultivation. _ it _,M Upwamd H himself' so ionewwu gh-is |05! ,O B score 7f1,lpsrticu1.arly in time of affliction Balance in old growth of hard and .n,___,_ ,byte had me pleasure otjbu; who cgudeny may may dm nofand death. _In olden days before soft woods. good buildings. well ;__.r,mg to 3 radio Cowen U-om»dn splendid” argl,-r such ,gr@nu0“'undertakers were available in

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.THE LATE MRS.-#NN MGRRISEY .~I~;‘,;,_lf-’!~¢.--..~ ilti ‘/// -J f--fr’ f*

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wats.-ed ey pump and brook. close 7 ,M .O t gf, P \| 3 Cowen of 0|d_ and smiling paggimegv There wagjcounty places I think we can truth- “Y Ann ‘I rise of me , , \ _J/-_'_ -ff.

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to Church. S¢h°°‘- Gm! ind 52” nn- _nudes nas: "Lord McDon-:One hours skating aftier the matc‘ilf“">' S3-5’ MF- Parker lrlalie m0I'€, ` S' , ‘ or y one Mills, Telephone in l-louse. An md _.€.¢,;_ p,_\h,_.,-_,_ Hompipe, Men-ygvvhlch all the gIrLs enjoyed thot:-f°°m¥m_ (“'"'h°“" 9xp"°"m5 or relggalxouihgoéilemdei 22532115; ll-.laal soma in a gona also-let. close xv -:r.~..~ -.\-sin. sailors Hornp.tpe,‘0ugh1:-'_ After this the girls wer-v'."‘*°°""“g ‘my "_e_'"““‘”°"°”' '_"“".-_;,.__,_, greauy ailinired and d,,,,,.,y td ships eg. li not sold by prlvate,..r._-_ play-ffd by _\ir_ Lem Jay of escorted to' the Olympia where a ?"i' ma” ”°“ h""g,°' "Ve" "ved ,|o\.`ed byfan who had the prmlege sale. -mil be Eels by Auction on l»‘t.:.;.l:;g nrnolt -_.t the ilrmilicsst- very -"inpetizing banquet was in- "1 ‘h"},P_"°""”°@~ “he” 'll'-‘ "He, h . __ date to be announced later, lzriz ftatillzi in Charlottetown, at:-,dulged in During the evening the Mr' 05°" had the ¢'°m"“" 'for 9! er personal aoqnamumce pas”

For N" an_cu|a|_' apply to ,,4,,H,a_»__,,! by hlh daughter on me gms were admirably emenained conveying mails audi passengemied Deacefully away at her late res.

P MACK McPl-lAlL. viii'-U The' lunch table held an by their h0g¢,e35es_ _between Charlottetown ami Ge- ldence, Newtown Cross, on the 23rd

York Polnt.'i‘~`~'»rtm‘f.lt of dainties so nice The fonowmg da). me gms were rogetown. Mr. Mshar drove the February. 1926. at the use of 86

_ ll" ' " ` y tr y ' "stalled". How- ' ` - P ’

or J}_;,»,;Ana;?_ONALD' pf-tile would have to blind his ey-_ever the kind pegple of Summerwthe Halfway, house _l,h';'n "w”edl‘e"d°d by the R""'d~ Fa'-her Duffy °°““.‘ M

'F'~"~r 0 Dare an en e ice e g rs' rece ved cord al lnvita. ' ‘ ' ‘ . m S ll ' ¢,.L,,,, 331,," which was wonhy Umm In amend the Crystal smug. er. Mr. *Maher was n _courteollfllnese of receiving the last rites of

fit nmf-_ Upvvnrtls of one hundred hour 'of practice, also the regular and °bH.g ng °mClaI maklflg manyfihe Ch11rCh fr0m him.

anli fifteen dollars 18115.00; wal; 9\»pnmg'S 5|¢a;e_ The girls we;-e1u.gE§n?f ln Fifdchgrgelhof bfi" duuesl Mrs. Morrlsey was in robust

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llritiiloreticed .\lti‘;rayl` achiisgslggary-l,‘rggu(¢(;dn;;)n|é;. nduilgharegr Qzgrgog ev"-"0" U18! IDRUY DBl”SOD£\_l fa\’ul'Slgggltaavgfiatagigi ia! xigklhlzztgx - ‘ K6. ' ` " _ '_' ' i

_ .il l{or»»n, and the other half to nmkp fha girl., fee-I at home After :ere dine Iorlpegple living be- her mneqs was not of a serious Coloiisery, Snlikatt-liewim, Ont- Sim, lit-igliiillls. init owiii|.», to the _<t>ve|'i- Syl. Gallant Gilbert Giiutlcl. Bl-

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,nature but subsequent deveno ljoym of [;n5|0n_ _dwd 501119 six <0ll| wltillitl m.iny were uu.illlr» lil \ n llmiltir and Patil Gulliint_

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0CEAl*1m!JMITED

MARITIME EXPRESS

wtlmdlng at Montreal with tht famous Continental Limited. The Continental Limited leaves Glally et 10.15 p.m. for Ottawa. North Bay, Winnipeg, Prince Ru- pert and Vancouver, eplendidly equipped with Standard and

Tourisagleeplng Cz;-3. Crémlpert- ment sefvntinn ern, oonilt

Cnr: with lunch counters ani kltc Tens. \ l.°::..1:i".='.JI:'.°;-°:;t".:.':.‘;°'.r '.:.“:.:r.::

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`l syn. w. K, nocrns l’N3f\misL'- City mlm Aqént , --E L. P. R|TcHlE. RAI!-Ylfif "9"" AUGM. Station

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we .t per~.i= with orllinar a told that the wer slag” ‘mach changing h”""e9 at

-ll* VPODT' H felllelffy llPl'f‘» f0l` rink the girls were invited to the Ween L 8 wo

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Will out-perform any car in its class you want to test against it.. _

THE CAPTAlN’S ANGER Read today's chapter Of the S1011"

or Miles Standish, the Puritan C21-‘lr :nm Children who have cutout the

paper dolle every day will scott. have a complete set of t-ut~ou1~

with which to act out this story. V

At Priscillzfs question John

den rushed from the house like al man insane, He' had bt-t'raye<l his' friend and his trust! Slowly, .sad-_ ly. he went back to Miles Stantli.<li_‘

The Captain greeted him t~iit-er-_

tttlly. "Yoh have been a lonl! time ' he said. "Now tell me all ih:tt§

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STRONG STATEMENT-but this

extra-powerful Overland Six

Coach backs it up without reservation.

Powerful as a battle-cruiser~-it has-a marvellously designed engine -~-as effl- cient a power plant as ever was built into an automobile. A getaway in traffic that is a delight to experience. ln actual performance it will out-pull, out-run, out-accelerate any car of its type you care to test against it.

In beauty of' two-tone color effect, in lustrous lasting finish, in sweeping body lines, in comfort, in roominess -due to its extra long wheel-base - --this big extra-powerful Overland Six Coach out-compares any other car in its class. Its luxurious velour upholstery is but an indication of the superb

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As calmly as he could John _-\l-l

tlen told him evl-rything. But whenl he came to the words which l’ris-l t-ma had spoken the csplnln nop-l

ed ufp in rage. "John Alden. you' have betrayetl .me!” he cried. "Me, .\liles Standish, your friend. And ll

have cherished you like a brother.; But. now our friendship is ended. _Let there be nothing between mil ‘iii the future save war and lmplnc-l able hatred." I

(Make Priscilia’s cape si soft tan‘

in color. The dress she is wearingl

ltinllementh should be blue.) l

_ In Metnoriam

years She had been co stantly nt

$850

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| Taxes Extra tirne

quality which prevails throughout.

See it. Ride in it, and you will quickly understand why it has' won over 60,000 supremely satisfied owners in one ycar’s

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ustln ol' Newto(vn Cross;'.loscpiiof .l\ntiimiy`.- <~l\iu'l~li wits [.iiriy alt- The pull bearers were Messrs Letlibild Alberta und lutlinlrll of lcnlletl ii lii~ m.iii ' l`rlctid.- iiuil .losepll Arsenaiult. -Healy Crozier

,up an wh” g_1_,,, and an who took a Ilpliclolls lunch “M mv th _ One of the gn=.~aA.est achieve De li yteni “urphy of “mvmw I F I mm tomlutti-ll ily lin. lnistor. lt.-\ F., toni.

_ ' _ ‘ en em. . al.h for her meant the ending ' ' ‘ ‘ ' " " ` (~ i. - . _ ` 1 ~ . -. '_

_MIL me (U__,l,era"0n of which _ nientn performed by the village ` . h r faulll, who .ll.~o offltinteil .li till- 'lite time vie loved ig still :mme H Such H Splumnd Iiuccesa _After being urged to remain ions-'BML-ksmml M,-_ Ca,-ver Vernon of n beautiful Christian life spent "““'“'es ef _ _ _ ‘_ ,H ,grtive. where ull that \\':i..- in-_1i~i=llTlie place made vacant in mir

_ __ _..._ P’ me K"""‘ "Wk "Wir THUG- Dafilyikiver was the complete cure of a in b"l“§lllZ Cheer and comfort tel _N""‘e"°‘“’ ’“"“"‘“5.""` "I "YW," W oi' ri kind triemi and lovinc l-lll\» i~` home

_,_,_,_,_|.“ ,_|“|m_,m ,M ,m,,,_,,_ H0 Dlciase "Mo" who did not like toihoi-SB addicted 10 forging and in. others, and ln the penformance ol|“""L¢ rwelved "h"“""“ '“_"_,hi“l‘ ff“`|\\':is lnill tn rest then- in :lu-itil _ l`nn ncv ' msd,"

ONE night Betty hard I light

up-u -»~ ‘t- it--u sound

es the wa! np grams. flbe sound mme from outside the window.

wn u in ber own

B& llnwlcd over ms sittin net

“Wake up, Billiel" she wbie-

bemll “l bar tiny ‘feet-etepe’."

:i“.gl!i,|;slimldcevex'ytbin|laok _

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-194-|.3.¢g4|_ " Um. the "Y" who also had a hand in

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|d°'l'h71:oked out af the ‘in the game and was put off the

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L 'l1|ercoatbcside\nlk&|soed ‘title aid of "Dolly" put the girls psrtyolleef-feirieenakingtiny ,Y TOUKI1 their “dail doze " t Qndewitb their brown lkeeil in trim. lDolly sitys it nwag 3

.__ arelloon-dancers, said _ ‘kllld Of a. "bazzy" exercise.

' l in the afternoon after much heart

an mule gfelldlllg and sad farewells the girls

one the plain bob or the shingle. _'but that individual was already _"’°“'9flT@<`llY in bed feeling secure Jin the knowledge that should they _make a raid on her she oonld call ll" IM fOr assistance About fi ffclock they were all awakened out of their slumber by "Happy" who rot out of 'bed for two minutes, She must have thought she was hack

'ce for two minutes for-(keep lt darkll

left Summerslde where they had "°°e|"°d “Ch Blllendld treatment. for the return trip home, This time the .l0urney was not quite so adventurous although the girls did llllfe 8_n0t-her chance to hav; s eel,-to* in the station house at Em- erald They reeched Charlottetown about 9 o’clock Friday evening tire ed-but. oh. so pleased and happy with their trip! , ,

The girls wish to thank the kind

D¢°i'lle of Summemide including Mr. Sotfard and Mr. Simpson of

slvlns the sins such s good tim.

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__ _ _ _ _ __ _ iTo the coach of `-the ‘Crystal Sisters rf- ~*°’“- _[they tender lip-ee nearly cheers, si.

FQR SALE

SMALL FARM AND RANCH PROPERTY IN SUMMERBIDE.

About 25 nares of land, 1| of which ere under cultiva-

. tion, balance in pasture end ranch, cut 20 tone hey last

year, besides other crops. - Ranch contains 30 pens with new 5 room ranch house ell enclosed In guard fenoe.

Large 7 room house. barn, garage and hen house, all

In flr-st elses condition with all modern Improvements. This

_......ae.. 1- a..|.. er... -.aimieaa ...aiu e-._ ui-; e-s.....i -...|

iso s few "tigers" at it siuiivt Elm. :uma of the girls

eve _

lselve__ mo Imglingfniorea time

;Strawht;l’l;y shortcake. hucltleherry l D9.

Tv-llc-'r-o.n.v_

Ars we in in Wen trims! _Who‘s lt? 'Red Mace- Yes! Yes!

|Yes!

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To enable motor tourists to

On Sunday morning Inst gg Mr,

_James McMillan Summerville was lzelliiis ready to attend church he -“-'iw sevvrly iniured on the arm by a kick from a horse. _ St. -Patricks Church Fort Aug- 'ustnve was a scene of n very pretty event when Miss Annie Callaghan daughter or Barnard Callaghan. Fort Augustus. was un- ited in the Holy Bonds of _-Matri- mony to Alphonsus O‘Donnell son of the late Peter O‘Donnell

The Mx( mommg ,m,ho_n,, w"_h|Avondaie. The ceremon was r

fOrmed by Rev. A. G. -yllllcbongld. The bride was attended hy her cousin Miss Laura Lynn while the groom was supported by his cous- in Mr. Harry Kelley of Lake Verd. After the ceremony n sumptuous ,dinner was served hy the bride where a number of relatives and friends were assembled. Speeches suitable to the occasion, were de- livered by Rev. A. J. McDonald. -Rev. P. D. McGuigan, Hon. David McDonald. The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing and music. The -bride was hecomingiy attlred in royal blue canlon crepe with gold trimmings. The brides. mnid'e costume was oi' sand crept? de chlne with lace trimmings. Tes- llflillls to popularity of bride and Kfoom- the wedding presents, were bwlillflil. ¢°Blly and numerous. Ou the following day the wedding Dirty drove to the home of the Sl'00l'n at Avondale where immed- iate friends were assembled to meet and greet them. The groom is one of Avondales most progres- sing farmers and his many friends wish him and his partner many years of bibs.

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For nuttin: lm into snort ten-

gthe e Frenchman has invented a hand operated circular sew gear- ed lo operetemt e high speed. ; kerosene heater for hones-

fnl disposition.

Mrs. Morrliiey wn.s the wldaw of

the late Matthew Morrlaey, who predeceased her eleven months ago. The surviving members of the family are one daughter, Mary untl James on the homestead and Aug- ___g%____

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-_ *E Laxaliva

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_ l _ ‘announcement of his death will

bereavement..

Requlescat ln Pace.

(Patriot Please Copy,

MR. JOSEPH GALLANT

~lt is with deep feelings of regret

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