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'l‘ii01 1111i.» o; Dr. W111.Ha1'p:1"o1'.\|<‘ 11>? 1110 lllilﬂl 31V lhlvlhﬂl ~0 150111111, .-\.11.. "111 Ms limp... Ill: Slh Si. 15.1':1d:.n was not 15s- ‘lorniu- 1111s,, Aoclc Gui-don of Ililhihﬁlll.‘ but ‘nuns iczl 111111.11 sue 1'i1_v 11.11 111- .i111-1-.s1.‘1i 1011;111- 11111110110011 111-r f.11111l_1" identity 111 1h: ,lJr. Hsipciﬂs 1111111 . Dr. Wlllliillli 11111110 c1 111v 2 11.1". Irish Naviga- 1 Wade 11.i1"p.-.. 1114011 '13 cics-inginslicd [ 1°‘? Sh Brenda-ll; 1110 voyﬂlldﬁ 0f lby pioicssional lionois 11nd 1"cco1:~,Br.i1ua11 to lands across the At- .‘ nmd 111110111: 1111- onnnunitys 1110s. lniuic centuries bviore ihc Nose- icrceiul 11nd 111-s .is11 l("1\(l‘_'\‘h, 11111.1 111011 and many m. e CGIILlITItS be- Jaiuinry‘ 16111. Columbus \\'.il 1.06.111:

Born in Rhflllllllllil. Dlius loun-"ihaic 1110c 1111111 1n 12- lop-ends as - 1y 1:11 l-‘co. ‘.16, 18615. the sum 01 ‘ historical i-esnrch wosk gradually VI/lllam Bo.y11 and Gco.g1.1 Wade-unfolds llle pasl. Harper, D.". 111111-1111" aticnded iliel Sister St. Brendan. whose fam- Un'.v11"si.y of A..1baina, gradual 11g . ily name was b11115‘ O'Connor. was in 1887 with inc A. M. (Lgroe. Hs b11111 in Albcntcn. Prince EdWaLd 1111111111 ir.1111.n1,1_ wus s.c1u'cd nnlsiand; sh;- aticndcrl the teachers‘ T‘ 1 =. ll - - to Selina in the tra 111111; schcol of Prince of Wales ‘ ‘ 1 u practice o: 1111-11- " 01111030. Char]: ' 1c: 1.11.1 ale 5111111" in inziny . where she acqu 01' medical knowledge lnlacadcmic and teat 1111s 1.-11_1i1i'.._1' and study in Ediibur- 1 and Miene one of her class-mates , ough. in London and 0n the Con- l was Lucy Maud Mcntgomery. the ' 11110111. followed as Dr. Harper en- ' well known novelist; ztfte" leach- :0i.1l i11.- spec 11" cl Ilcld of ptdsa- l inc, I11 schcols in 1101- 11111 ' and suigc '. 111cc. she joined the con s among the group win, cs- f dc Notrc Damc o1 1\'lOl1tl‘€\1l; "1 earliest llJSplLki nilmbir of h'.r pupils with the idcn! o1 111-c Alabama State paper talent this splendid educa- ' icn. A lcilcw of 111:‘ 11011111151. has impartccla liking for 1411 0f 311330115- A ‘Jtcrury 11nd historical studies; this U 5» M@¢i1C~1lC91'l>s ...1 loo brief contribution to the ~¢ iii Plrls (I11 111.! scholastic background of Sister St. .11 11‘. D1‘i?11i¢"»‘1iYl"Y- 131011111111 could n31 have been i111- lL-lllll‘ ‘ 131111-111’ 1111:1011 had the 101119111121" relied

In Memoriam

DR. WILLIAM WADE HARPER

$'I'EWIliiT’S

11. =11l<i CiVlC llli-B-tw-ii upon her for any information _ acout her life and work. (Tﬂnstrucled Chilrvil 1, The English language in the Congregation dc Nolrc Dame o!

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farms have all advanced. Fifteen rears 11:0 i"; 100k £10 1844.501 an 11c-11c. liquid 0111111111. to run n farm, 11110111111.‘ l .1 .\‘|~1i11- is 1111: amount rc- .. ._ ,, v_.

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If you are having symptom: 1 of strain — headaches, sore eyes or dizziness _ consult a . specialist.

At your service with years of experience 11ml a thorough retracting SCH/ICC.

Cull In nml diffItUIiICS.

G. F. Ilutcheson

F. G. IIUTCHESON G. F. IIUICIIESON

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Q YOUR INCOME TAX

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111? 11st of his 1111111‘ 511- l Monircal from the seventeenth ' 11. 1-1111-‘11-111111131". 1.111111110011110 fine piece s 1 11 11111..» 111111114111 11.0.1; alludud 101;,- Lll\l(li"d into JX 1111111 “lliﬁll iii‘ scvcii parts 1'1‘ 1-l1"11l1'i‘s. ill.‘ 1'")- 1 111111 111 \\'_lllL'll he was midi-d lions of which indicate the scope 1 ‘Harpo- ‘11 1111111111112 11 1B" of her research: Pldllck-l‘ 'i‘.;1_.1.1_1 0.1a. cmtrr and 0.11511; povl- u, Canada; Marguedw Bcu_g-_oys i111‘ 06111111111111)’ ilfe- Thﬁ receives New Enalnnd captives; 11011‘ 1101111111: caniplcllon, The congreganm, q,‘- law 1111110111011 111 1111- f'1\l'l\' p.121 lishcd“ livcs and grows; \'1-.11'_H1s last iuicrcst was M gduwlmn in Quvbe‘. up 1' 1110i“? U! 11W Pa-llllill-I‘ 1837; The Congregation de Notre ilellilfllll“ _ Dzunc and 1:111» 1111;111:411 Conquest; ' 011i‘ 0i the 17011 '-.\‘_S largest Classes formrd for English speak- ’ " ﬂ55iim°fl ing pupils: Fiouudcrs 11nd 'l‘ea1:he1s ~ ‘ toward m5 in lt-lcntealﬂs firs: cia-"sps for Eng- , _ _ - "l" )1? ‘"1" lish-rpcaking children 1n Catholic 111111.111 [)1 idcd with a bciibucuc to Schcom 111111-11 Wlilli" speakers and 111s 515m. SL Brendan brieﬂy 1011s “"‘lld~“-°"'~“‘ ‘Vii-P "Wliﬂl- the siory o1 Lydia Madeleine Lollgiey who “'11s cnitiuad by Abenaquis Indians 1111 Groton, ltlass. in 16911. at 1.11,- ngc of twen- ty yrnrs: sli-e unis 111-ought to 1"l,1-\\‘1ill1‘. “lﬁl’§."°‘7,l . helix “life lgllptgri 1:: 'I1c 1‘(?lillf'(‘.ll()ll~< which Dr. “ ‘ m 5w “M iclldi ll" h r11 101110 .1 . .n mm.‘ V‘ .1", ,, > 1.11.111 in 111511111110 iuiving uiv- ‘ 3-, an‘, Qflha’ 5E?!“ to be 111 111111 much cnjoimeut. He scrvod valuable Marguerite Bourgeoys club and w“ for instt" ‘ion 111 1111113: b11111 sin sit: withccl ""111 postulunt in 1111- C. N ' ~11- s1x1_v-t\\"o years as a nun dying uaiuc in Sislri" Si.

in 1758 at 111;-

r0111: Madeleine. 11 has brcn slated that 1111s,, Nlary Ann Davis of Salem, 1 1 jflllfffl the Ursulncs at QLFIJPI) in 11398 11nd was known as Mothcr Anne DGIVLS of St. Benoit. Sister S1. Brendan shows that Lydia ' L01‘ v lins the dis- 111; 11st nun of .1":li Lintl residence. _ nnoilier captured P L11, was Inkcn by the Indians in York. 1111111.. in 1692' she was reclncrinccl by the 0i Montreal along with hcr mo her and sister. Mazy was baptized in 1693. Shc JOlll‘"(l 1l1c C. N. D. with the name of Sisivr dcs Angles and died in Quebcc in 1717 at the age of 216 ycais: thus from the days of the Venerable Foundrcss down to the present there has been an English speaking tradition in the

Brochure By St“ Congregation dc Nottc Dame of - - ' l Montreal. Canada was conquered 1 by the Engiish under the com-

Sc-hocl l3c11rd o1 TJISIPCS 11111113‘ ways 1110 Pcrrro vdiicationnl i1-< union IIPJ!‘ his biithplacc, at

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1'" ~ miurcd in i895 at New irons. and 1.110 following children. Dr. W:lii"n1 F‘. l-Iai-p-er. Adele Harper". Kenneth McKcllcz- Harp-r anti wlfrx Anna Dora Har- 101", of Selina: Mrs. Hcnﬁelln. Hui"- pe-i" Munio and husband Paul M. Munro. of Columbus. 6a.. audl ; Mrs. Georgia Wade Hatpei" and hus-

h-wnd. E. Limei-ence Neuwn-an. 011m‘ , Alciitfxomciw’. U 1 A nephew‘. 15011111 also survives.

Surviving crandchicilzcn 111-c, Tsa-

-l and Adele Harper of Selma; Rosa and Norman Munro of Colum. ‘ bus, 6a.. 11nd Elizabrth Newman oi

alonlgoinenv. l 150111121 Ala.,Jo111"ii11l1.

Edvrai-d R-qvnolds 01 Mil

numd of Gcnmnl Wolfe whose comiection with Irclond is well known: this look place in 1759. Sser St. Brendan relaws 50mg of . . the occurrences in the C. N. D. ur- l“ “"5 P‘°"“°°- in" the IX‘i‘l0(l of transition when pli?i'g§q, nﬂglglgllsmigg%mlhgfrv Cahnarin Ix-(vrrne an English C011- ioi St.‘ Augustine of Canteiliuii" “WC, glonthlgtoﬁxég oﬁllpekgjrnqgf St. 811211111111, at present Principal $1M,‘ m o, 515g; Marie o1 St. Allilllstlnt‘ or Canto-bury. “he; ffmm, Mme schwl- M°““'°“‘- E ‘m’ “wits” M111 Rising 111111111101- of int: biochure entitled “The Eng-l R,» i” d‘ A‘b- n‘ N1 s, lish Langungq in the Conrrrcgation‘ Sm 5m lg“ m ‘ ‘names indicate n New‘ England

‘The following which appeared re- cently 111 the Montreal Beacon and will be read with entercst by many

d” Nmm Dame of M°ntreal rmml Purtaln background: the story of

Suez 1.6122411’ IDEA M11111 INSTALMENT PLAN! ..vou DON'T MISS me MONEY THAT WAY l!

See THAT-JOHN?

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AYING INTEREST IQAND IT KEEPQ PRODUCTION UP

AND, 01-1 BOY l- ooes IT ewe YOU 1111c me A euauee 1o TAKE...

AT l-IITMR

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Iv ﬂonrmv m Thr Tornnln our.

‘that the lvlothei" tongue was Eng-

AND THERE I WAS 1116111‘

usnmo THEM AND HEARD "rue WHOLE "rams. I TELL YOU I'M SIMPLY fl/R/dl/Sl

MIND A 1.1"r"r1.: susrenur FRANINESS WASH 0on0?"

BUT IWI USING A PACKAGE SOAP

WELL. SIS. “I GUESS NO ONE CAN AICCUSE YOU OF GRAY SHEETS AFTER 171151 WHIII I

10111 bv Sister St. Brendan. From the school icglst-czs of tho (1-11- gi-egntion Sister St. Brendan shows that even before the ear 1800 thcrp weic English spea 111g pupils 111 schools 01' the order; 1111-91- ihal. date names denoting

lish are much more numerous; such names as Abbot, Allen, An- drews. Bcckwol-lh. Connolly. Fos- ter McKenno. McGlll. Welsh, Mc- Doiugall, McDonald, Gibson, Phe- lan. T111191; Thompson. Daiy. Flynn indkzatc that English speaking pupils were in the schools of the order in the years before and after 1800. In the y-eai- 1823 the study of English as part of the course 01 studies of 1h." C. N. D. was officlaliv adopzzd by the order; Sister St Brendan has shown that while English was officially added t0 the studies hi that year; yet it was 1 unoffidallw- a pirt of the leachlnz of the order as it was spoken by- a number of pupils long before- Lhat panicuiay date. T1; any cuc intcmstsd in the history of English smoking Calh- ollc schools in Montreal and in the curly ctlucatlonalist: male as well as female who directed to. some cvtsnt the educational pol-l‘ icy of the fme. this highlv inter- esiinu 11nd well written publica-g tion of Sister St. Brendan Will be found a. valuable source of infor- mation 11.1111 instruction. EMMEI‘ J. MULLALLY.

MAKE GOOD USE OF CEREALS

Cereals and cereal products are; used in many ways as food. 'I‘hey, are staple foods. economically supplying the energy for the mem. bers of the whole family. In addi- tion to being used extensively for bicad and cak¢ making, wheat. in the form of flour. and other Calla- dian produced cereals, are market- ed 1n different ways. own with

Section. Marketing Bervioe. Dofnixiion Department o1 Agriculture, suggest; a few tested recipes containing one or mom cereals 8s basic ingredients.

British Land Rise In Prloe

OTTAWA, Jan. 30. - (CPi-Wa: has caused an average increase of $10 ($44.50) an some 1n the value o1 farm lands in Eimzland, the Com- mercial Intclliizenoo Journal m . In an article on the ugrl tural situation overseas, . L. McColl, Canadian trade commissioner in

A Gard 0f Thanks To

We wish to thunk the hundreds of shipper: throughout the llllllﬂ who hsva supported Ill by aendlng u: in their heavy grade chicken during this season. We received the largest offering of Mllkfod A Ind B. Chicken during the months of November, December, and Jan- uary than any three month: In our history. we appreciate l“ thll, but we will need more of the heavy chicken grading A and B and also the lower gr: . By your liberal support we have been able to carry on by bringing In only one unload from the West, 1nd we ox- peot during the lprfng month: to go on the market here to flll our orders from 11111111 supplies. When your poultry In randy, leuo give no n cull and we will o tho rent.

The Royal Packing Co. .1. n. mmnus.

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EXAMINATION 111mm 111a swim: Ghlel

II. J. IMBOII

OPTOMBTRIBT MBIBIIIQ P. I. l- Ofﬂce Hours: l0 to l! A. I. 2 to I P. M. llolldnu out. y, l‘) "ma" Office Connyectegoaltp DBUGSTOBI

GRAY T THEY FAIRLY SPARKLE! INEVER

so NiABVELOUSI-Y

Farmers 81 Merchants‘

TRY HIGH-Tit?‘ oxraot FOR

HAVEN‘! vou 11541120 f IIIGII-

Masﬁ 670 es l: Jlacbd: Im/lfl/

With Thin New, SAFE Miracle-Ingredient Soap!

WHY put up with dlngyﬂoE-white" clothe: when then is now on utterly mw typo of laundry no: that gets clothe: as much as 91o 1 l aha es whim-P A soap ihal: ' an lfnuzlng new ' “Itdltﬂl that was totally unknown in laundry soap umii inn-oduced in New High-Tu! OXYDOL.

Foniﬁed by this new ingredient, Higb- Text Oxydol combines whiter washing with SAFETY in a way that scientists have sought for years. When ﬁrst you try it you'll ﬁnd it does these amazing "' ,

Firnln-Sonks out dirt in 10 minutes. No back-breaking scrubbing, no boiling -iust a good douse, time, and you‘:e lhrough. Even “exm-diny" apou come clean with u few quick tubs.

“ "-—Geta white clothes up to

hcz" qntrance into l-h.~ 11111101" '-= \-"'2‘."1La111ioi_1. said hc knew one ‘JOO-acrci

firm in Senior"; Wllllfll 111115

nur- sons were iziven I’ real

and was resold rcccntv for £8260 lurid values:-

($36 490 )

OUR GREAT

Sales of foreign securities has accumulated in urban areas ihas improved. the farming oull

0:: lr/r/rzx; mm ~ 1.11. .1‘ 9 to f1 abadu wblnr dun many popnllt - "Milli

nonpn. Actual Tintomztu lhndn, proved by on: labonto , tens.

Thfrd:—Cup for cup, it givea u to 5 TIMES THB SUBS-suds that nan up n much u 2 to 5 time: longer.

FourHn-SAFB for hands-safe for washable colors. In scientiﬁc washing tens, guy comm prints, ﬁlven the equiva- lent of more than a f1: you’: w-ubmg, showed no perceptible sign of fading- cume out looking brilliant and [rub n new!

Money-saving, too-penny for penny, Oxydol goes so much farther than less economical soups, it can cu! laundry soup bills n much ls onoiaurtbl _

So fry New High u! OXYDOL with- out fail. Procter d: Gamble.

McColl said three principal rea- itaken over by the government and some of this in being ..1_ b estate ‘brought cash to the holders and nhl icls.

chased foi- 27.030 ($111,150) in 1939 operators for the increase in fann- imoney was beinz invested in lands. "

to rural distr 3. Government cncouraszement 2.- ConsJdei-able surplus mcnev home production 111111 1111111111 p ..

I3 IINNIIIERSIIRY SIIII

NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP AT THESE SAVING PRICES, MANY ITEMS ON SALE NOT LISTED HERE - LOOK FOR BIG SALE SHEET DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR.

FRIDAY-SATURDAY and MONDAY, JMI. 31st- FEB. 1st- FEB. 3rd-

Ildeal Brand Golden Wax

STRING BEANS, 16 oz- Tin 10c 3 For — — - — --

Arrow Brand

PEARS. 16 oz. Tin 11c 3 Tins — — - -— -- - --

Bulk seedless

SURPRISE SOAP

Each 5c

Arrow Brand

Eaton’s London

ARR-OW BRAND

Eaton‘:

OXYDOL

Breakfast BACON

CORN STARCH, 16 oz.

RAISINS, lb. 13c 2 Lbs.—--- _______._..

10For-——-----_-_._.__

Eatoifs Family Blend _ BULKTEA,Lb.-- -_ ___. __

PEAS, 16 oz. Tin 10c 3 Tins — — — - _ _ - ___-

TOMATOES Large, 28 oz. Tin 12c 2 For —- -- --- TOILET TISSUE, Each 6c 4 Rolls — -- — - - -

Large Pkg. 23c 2 For—----- -— - — - - _-

Canadian CHEESE

Pkg. 10c 2 For -- - -- -- 19c

First Grade CREAMERY

f',‘,'i°_‘.‘_ 27c Lb_._ 21c EQTIER 39¢

Eaton's Artificial

VANILLA

16 oz- Cruet - - -- —-

PASTRY 7 U, FL 0 UR Bag

Swansdown CAKE FL O UR

Domestic

SH OR TENIN G

I Lb. pkg. 14c 2 Lbs. Bread Any FL O UR Brand 24 Lb. Bag—--—--— Bulk

ICING SUGAR

9c Lb. 10c 2 Lbs. - — —-

Large Smoked Fl LLETS Lb. 15¢ 29¢

2 Lbs.

25o 29c 23c 43c 531: 21c

I9

2 3-4 Lb. Pkg.

231: 23c 45o

Maple Leaf PURE 111m; 1 Lb.

Lb.-_l Th‘ _

Frys’ COCOA

VEAL LEGS VEAL RUMPS

VEAL CHOPS

FRESH BACON

POTTED MEAT,

Lb.——----_ __ Lb.-—-----_- _.

Lb.-—-——-- ___

HAMBURG STEAK, Lb. 13o 2 Lbs.—----___._.

Lb.—---—-.--

Bowi 13c 2 For--_--____..__. BOLOGONA, Sliced,

Lb.—--—-----._......_._

Fresh and (looked MEATS

RIB ROAST BEEF,

Lb.—---- _.

_ 23c _ I91: _ 17c 25c 25c 19¢ 25c 16c

FRIIITS and VEGETABLES

S 021312518, Med- Size, Doz. - - - - 29° 251

GRAPEFRUIT

Med. Size, Each 9o 3 For — -—_-— 291 25c

Delicious 291

APPLES, Med. Size, Doz. -_- —— —- —- 211

LARGE CELERY, Head-—------———-- 21c

HEAD LETTUCE, j

___

Each 15o 2 For --.-- --—--

SWEET POTATOES, " Lb. 11c 2Lbl.—-—-—----""

TOMATOES, Firm Ripe, Lb. - — — -— — -- -“ CANADIAN ONIONS.

Lb. 5c 5 Lbs.---—---—---

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CANADIA STORES“?