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throat, brcnchl chestooldarub VlcItsVapoRubIx-lskl ~ over

throat and cheat and cover wi l -BEDEOUE CIRCUIT _ Res-II

wpmmunei, v p. x410“ will preach at North‘ M"- “h” 6111"» D‘“"“‘“ 31"“

Vicksactsin twp dtrdoct: Bedeque at 1'1. Freetown at 3., ' . __ mfxhfi“ Q%'T'“"°"°’“ m“ ‘" "" . -.\Ir. John '1'. xvllile. Freetown, uoubleirofall family. Ad"; mu Tm“, THEIhas returned home liner flailing livbole wheat Cereal put up by the 1°" . geek 31116111115101“ wdherahe (‘entral l-leileqlle Flour “ills. fir“ 1 e gues‘_ o r‘ an ' rs

3534‘1_._,5'6, . ustlu Cosgroie. l-I. VAPC a”. -—-Rev Father Campbell of Al- w-GOOD SKATING— Skating Oil " _. _

wazlmlufllhpsl/sfomflu "the Summersiiie IIQTDOUI? has beélvbeliton Mm a us“ m [mm on Mo".

(Canadian P""-) Apgfly. Tex s. Jany. J. Frank .\'orrl

a: For: Worth was acquitted b)’ jiffy ill the HiLLVlIIg m’ Dexter E. Illfln in 1111108

oooooooooo-oo-oooowooo-ooo-o cold

COAL

We have in stock and dlscharg lnq regularly from cars freail mined H, y __. Um mend;

Coal, Including

OLD SYDNEY SUREENED INVERNESS SOREENED SPRINGHILL SCREENED ALBION ROUND ALBION STOVE

ALBION NUT AMERICAN HARD NUT BESCO COKE

Prompt deliveries. Lowest prices. Eloncy moon trip through some of

Phone 176 for service.

I grouid buckwheat

‘fig q- tiepplFlollr

a

—JU8T ARRIVED two cars of coal now lsgll. A. u. Afflsck.

l1 —WE8T3RN AGENT - Ill‘.

you: lliilillll

unloading at Albany’, 358i l 26 Si]

TEE cnARLorrtrowu cusnnmiv

In liflli an I - Gllgli Gold Iiiis 0st flayisr

Ira. I‘. Carlo, Ehuwooil, -Uaa., Irihss:—“Iy httlshbx. t of:

hiio t ‘ new. ' on all that night sad

a .. 5 "l

—FOR_LATE WESTERN NEWS wags I ia avaiiablo- ti

—CALENDARI Al! Min‘ distri- butod at the Weston Oflios of tho,

01"" J- 0'10" ll iwv 3""l11'";Guardiau In ula llsotioill nnuaiu. thslnsxt day, lltl nomjavo him Al"! 10 11'1"!“ "'1 "111 "°°°1'°»5u1nmerside. Subscribe or renew seamed to-retisn him. any hu-

news items, advertising and renow-l

i“ '“1"c"11"1°"'- land get one. tf

-EXTRA CHOICE FRESHLY, flour. whole- isale and retail at Central Bedequei

Mills. 3535425.“,

your subscription to tho Guardian hand canto horns hl brought a bottle of , Dr. Wood's Norway Pins 51min

PEROONALS

—-.\lrs. Robert Fftzsimmons, Long River, returned home on, Monday. after visiting her sister

JANUARY 28,1927 ,

8 Faerie’.

a-ea—-

l . . _ tiun to nartrsn to their request and " ‘ mrffnmfttugktfi°wemletuh° s 1; so to smut. some manure of our . In valuable aid to rapid transit are all m?‘ m“ ‘ml "mun" nlduww’ - .- I e A- a r. ' f _ important factors In the proper uu- In “vameénot “new, o! m. .. ;_ . .

his eflsteuce. But even

(dlltdhlniflioihtczas the creation and ca“ and u“, “MW and 111511“

W

- , u growth of a nanny am abouuuiuri““d°’ly“‘“ 11' P’"“““‘°"' 1"“ y

t0 emu-iv "t" "~>““*>e1mr°==*"'~~?.?’.i‘€.°"l3.‘fil£ '53‘. i522" .313." out without these most essential ele-mphh ‘he imposition o: l maul? "‘°"‘.‘.'.."“.'.if.“;;;‘i.;‘..‘.1i.?“.¥ Mme-i,» w w, - w - cupa n . -, I hold,...be a. serious blow not oniYlceut on u“ order b "I o1

w our prospemy but m our hamrnail order houses The central v

piness and well being should thel community life of our people be to; any great extalt. disnrpted in con-

I‘

ernmeut has ample facilities h its control and» regulation of the Post

fnices, Railways, Express Com- [parties and Navigation for keeping

f the t ti- i113“: evlilhicl? the Jneg$er bgldizzssfirngin o‘ thismbutgxiarrtgd “I: -. _ 5 _ U193 enwii- "°' ‘m’ ‘ “ " ' anus i ~ lposed. it would be 8 just. and 6111111‘ retains e $00 ens nature . 1‘ ""51" b“ ‘"11 ‘° °‘"°1““Y con-fable m; which the hterests and give‘

Z6.—~Dl". | filndanleiltalist? pastor of the l-‘lrst Baptist cbilrcn_

district (‘ourt hert- earl)‘ (quip-ii (ill zl charge of murder for, Phipps. Tm. jury “~35 out ivvn hours and-

exceedingly zmxl for the past week a1"

and crowds or young folks spcfid

the r-veninits r-njoyini: iht-rllsi-lvesd w .

__ ‘merside on Tuesday. H.

-| WILL he loading live hogs at, iKcnningtou. Wednesday Feb" 2nd_ (up lo 2 p. m.) ti‘ stormy first fine

_ y Eastern» Guardian .day after. Slgucd Alden Blouse. ’

JJ-iE-I-Za-Sld IFRESERVE l ' ‘7

-HORSE NOTE .\lr c. E. ‘m1 1°’ m“ hey, \\'lim'll (owner of Helen SJ; his Inngsef 1.’ 1-2 year old! ml’, {rnrlx zl Brazllliuu dam. to \\'. l1. iiouleith. i." it prcmfrlng r05: which may beige“. beard from in the future» " "

Ll

WEDNESDAY

3590-1-27-31

.."‘"F|RST CLASS TEACHER

3589-1-27-31

—-VISITS KENSINGTON Ruddy MAUDOliliid, 0f the liability, Dsfpp 1,1 m.- llllnk of Nova Scotial

. lreceivo news items fharcluetolvu. paid a short visit ' in Kpuingwn new and renewal subscriptions.

on Tuesday night during 11"’- m‘ =1

Feb. 2nd will he received by G. B.

-‘w‘P3’"‘%.?.E':.?J.EZ‘Z..T‘EZ;E"HQ" rluvi- iii » I’. 4 ' -

u; t (‘cIIDii Perry was solcmnizctll I-zlri)‘ iln Tuesday 17107111112 31 1119' (‘rmwllt Chapel. Rev. J. J. Mi.- Dllliliid officiating. After the wetl- iling breakfast at the home of the ilrldefls parenls. the balmy couplc ‘ioarded the early train for u

. FMONTAGUE

day, Jan. 30th.

..*MITS AND SOCKS PARTY ——A novel party in the interest 0 the school took place at the resi deuce of Ml‘. Frank Bell, trustee Hermanville School on

the Maritime cities. Orl return they will reside in Summerside. H.

—-'Dr. Kier and Mr. Gus Aheru

ere inward passengers to Sllm-‘Lecture

in Rollo Bay

‘l "_ ..'EA8TERN AGENT — Mr. J.

" 17W. Murdock is now Guardian agent 10180 in an ever widening 111011 1110 in Montague and will be pleased to large dealer's 0110111110115 and oppor- advertising, tuuities.

Clarkson. up iili noon, Feb. 2nd. 51562-1-26-28-31

SERVICES.- Rev. C- E. Armstrong will occupy Montague pulpit both services Sun-

Friday night and which was a great suc-

"with him. After tho second dmoiny boy was greatly roiisvod and after the third dose ho Iveutto sloop and slept the vvilols night through without coughing. I ant nova“ without it in tho house, and whenever any of the ~ children get the slightest cold it's the first thing I give them." O

Price 35c. a bottle, large aiae 60o; put up only by The T. lfllburu 00., . _.

f Galedonian Club I (Continued from page 1)

from the manufacturers prices low- er than its smaller rivals located in less populous centres can do. Thus the deadly circle which an ample

I t, N , capital ,2. populous centre and ‘an (‘harlmtet0u'n. This15:22:32,121.”‘ilalliewlmgiafighig: advantageous buying set in motion

continues in its fatal course not only to drive to the wall the small er dealer but to increase and en-

"Again. while the mall order house does not forward one dollar's worth of goods until payment is made, cli- cumstances and COIIGItIODs necessi- tate that the ordinarv retailer so conduct his business as that a sub- stantial percentage of it is done on credit, thereby entailing additional expense for the keeping of books besides adding to the loss which the credit system always causes. We have in this iProvincc as hon- est, clever, shrewd and competent iciass oi‘ business men as ale to hc fouud in the \\"h0Ie oi‘ Canada- They are neither wasteful .0r ex- trnvagarlt- They work hard and their business zeal never flags. No

w n & TLEQtqRE ENgeflvEo f] Thelcess both financially and socially. ‘me 03" 111511)’ 11011)‘ 1110111 3- fliil‘ P9- . I .|Vi\l(I description o s traAes en Each m. me householders or m“? mm on the Capital mveswd and a

allied a large audience to enjoy _ . _ PHONE 17a Fwml Rev. JOHII J. MacDonald, l’. gale"; ‘"‘~‘" ‘"91’ Fwme“ k 1°11: ll’ m‘ Summerslde an extensive r0115 t, a 1'8 r 01 hand’ ma‘ “Ammo”, " ’ ' ‘ wool mite or socks. These were

Baby Chicks

I rvill be operating a ball)" i3.‘ chick Iuafchery at Krnsington Q during lIlr IIIUIIIIN of March In é Juno, xylevlulilirlg lull-red

ruck-i. I Iluvl- nrrltngcd to pro- 1. i-llri- my i-gg-t from some of Ill:- Z

n n

’-i'r_\' ln-ét flocks un the hlisrul llllil ivill put on the market, stuck lr-ulfiiil-lliti-y irluter rII-lflyifll’ strain», puylng particular atten- tion to the necessity of producing hfurli t-npilbll of lnylnir lnrire l-ggx.

hills! ilf you reullar, that the win-vet»: nI out-owls in poultry, in in liming fully ruuiurril i-url)’ |ll_\'|llI pullein, ulno cnckerolu, tllitf lire full grown isnal feathered before being sublet-tell tn it fat- irnlnl counts.

I will lie ut tho Iiruuarvlt-k Ilulel, Kensillginn, nll this Vfffli nnlt lvnulll re-tpectfillly nu:- gmt, Ihllt llll furrnern Interested in Imby chit-Int for the cumin! tlritt Imlteud o! wuItlnK

ITtQ-‘T. fir. .:.;s.s;>. so.

nrusun.

Jumping Into the Bruno In a INHI- lvuluril way, would order their requirements now or clinic In islul see me an In further purfli-illurn.

S. II. PEIIIILETON

OIIOZIOI? lube Knights of Columbus hall un-

i tour of Europe when the reverend

‘gentleman lcctilred last evening in 1.3111911 or played for‘

5111181.‘ the auspices vi the local ' ‘branch of the Catholic \Vomerls' g1 Lcagilc. The spoaltcrwvas introduc-

.ed hy Mrs. James Friel, rpresideut fro!‘ the leaguia. who occupied the Q1 '~llul'l"..»\ iliann selection by Ali's. “'1!- ». linm Conway and vocal solos b)’ . Vinccilt Mclllnslorl added to the cu- ’ ljoynlcnl 0i ihv r-vl-ning. The tour 10f “Jlich he told has been taken Y jlast year by Father MacDonald in icompally with Rt. Rev. Bishop 0'- ‘Leary’, 0t‘ Charlottetown, und Rev. , lwilllanl Monoghau. In n most ‘graphic manner, the lecturer told 10f‘ the voywilge across the ocean. l; the many interesting spots they . lvisited lil London, and then of an lcxtcnded visit to Ireland with its ' many places of historic and senti-

kind one buys in

realized. Another was a guess cake. of pound cake,

cxtrzmeotis articles

l

this thing in. the cake was 10c Everybody of the gilests present took u guess, real ibing $6.70.

, was some dancing, Mr. Frank hi"!

As warm mittens or socks are a much need- of time when men denied the com- l ed want in this cold weather and as these were hand-knitted from virgin wool were worth twice the abandon an the stores, as Odds w seek may be imagined they went like hot cakes and at good value, so that the tidy sum of $26.50 was novel feature A sa-ke, sort captained some not necessary but for to guess about, a guess of

slxtysseven

which amount also goes to the school fund. A most sumptuous supper was then serv- ed for the company by the hostess hlrs McDonald, after which tllcve

reasonable reward for their indus- try and perseverance .Are they rc- relvlng these‘! lt ls claimed they are not. if so It is only a queuiou

peusatory profit which their atten- tion and business ability merit will uphill fight against in other perchance alien lands an outlet for their en- ergy,and business capacity- it is not the part of wisdom to helplessly stand by and permit cur retail merchants to be driven cue by one to the wall and compelled with their numerous 811"] ivcil or- ganized staffs to leave their friends. their homes and their mltlv» land. _ On the contrary it shoull nu the desire of every loylll Islander to use his best efforts to prevent ihc stream of emigrants shores, filled as it has Iiecvl i".l the past with the best and 1110s’! ambit- ious of our youth, from being fur- tbeir swollen by the accession to its

" rouization 0i‘ home stores-

from ‘ our l

sider what effect the general dls-| organization of the retail businessl would have on the value of real es- tate, especially In the city and- towns and on the market price of; Provincial and municipal debeud tures. i

\Vhat. is the remedy? We have, ‘had a variety o1’ well meaning ad-, ‘vice, both in newspaper articles and! otherwise, in_ advocacy of the pat-F These! -I believe, have ‘availed but littlef jWhat little good they have done; :‘\\'iIl soon wear-off. Economic laws-

iin this as in other matters event:

ually assert. themselves. To buy in the cheapest and, sell in the dear-i ‘est market is an axiom too deeply irooted in the human mind for any} lamouut of persuasive effort, hOW-y lever well directed. to weaken ori 'circumvent. 1 Is there a remedy’! Let me sug-i gest one. Tax the mail order biiiiq irless of mail order houses as car- ried on in this Province, and al- though by thls you may not curel ‘the evil you uill, l believe, largely‘ lmitlgate it. Taxation is the only available weapon. But. how can it be used? The Province has clearly" ‘not the power. It is confined in the; ‘raising of.’ its revenues to measures? ,of direct luxation- The powers ofi legislation granted by the B- N. A.; lAct to the Provinces are contulnedl ‘in Section 92 and its sixteen sub-i ,‘secti0ns.The onlyones that could byi lany possibility have any bearing on’ vthe power in question are sub. secs.) .2, l8 and. l6 which read: 2. Dlrectj taxation within the Province in! order to the raising of‘ a revenue for} Provincial purrposes. 13. Propertyl rand‘ civil rights in the Proviuced 16. Generally all matters’ of a mere! viy local or private nature ill the lProvince. "it is very apparent that the Legis- lative authority so given can only be made use or, by and within the bounds of each Province. To put ithc matter in so far as the Prowl lint-es are concerned beyond quesq tiou Section 121 of the some Act‘ ‘provides "All articles of the? lGrowth, Produce. or Manufacture of! any of the Provinces shall from arldl |after the Union be admitted free into each oi’ the other Hovinces." This section operates as an effect- ive bur against any Province plac-i 111i: a tax or restrict-ion on the lm-f |portation of goods from one Prov-- liuce into another. I Does this section bar the right of ‘the Dominion? Standing by itself wvithout any qualification it clearly _wollld- The Dominion obtains its |poivers of legislation under Section: ,9] of the Act and its twenty-nine ‘sub sections. Section 91 declares that (notwithstanding anything in

‘this Act) the exclusive Legislutive_ outhority of tile Parliament m" lCunada extends inter aiia to the 101-1

lowing matters: |

l revenues.

welfare of the Provinces call for ion Census of 1921 and the Islaudchauge this for the hut which owing to constitutional Census of 1871. The latter was order system is to miss the 119F121.“ limitations they are unable to int-l taken before we entered the (‘aua- ui touch which contributes m mug; wee’ Besides n m surely in acconL: diau union, and while we were a to the Joy of 11m auce with tile requirements "or 1us-,_ colony separate from 1110 105i 01 M (we province flee and mime“ m“ me pmceedy (annda. “heizahen hag ithtulélff bfllf deal with a. question affecting the of this fax when collected should be 1 m" °“" Ivmaflngegvsevenfie 3rd Z 2,2111”! ‘g camid" ‘"111 Telliilriugihq handed over ‘to ‘hi: Proilincel vale‘ 31131211110111 to our industries. I am solurion anfldfl s Parliament 10111’ vvol be me as in t st use" e " _ milé‘ e Mime 15w" ~- l :2:..t::."".:".::"'.."l:.."""*::::::: ‘:1: ..:.:.."i"..§::. 1181001" 1° 11°01 “'1'” a Pemlm" July 1m, 1875i. which made me in: as it is claimeitinfillilrfxectliie-preseul. 51111311011 1" "011 A ‘"3’ 9-5 11°‘ only Island part of the Dominion of directly more than a. ffillllfii) and m l0 8110111 501110 ~PP010011°11 10 3- 5°"? Canada. l only desire to point out by proper organization allubeople’ 1v pressed portion 0f our nevvledllle results which quickly followed directed effort to take the 1e 1e“ 1"". 111 1101118 80. l0 1101p lit 1110 T0" that Union as having some bearing the task of saving the Ciilliilil: l! plenishiug of our scanty Provincial on the question now under cousid- tail business from failing inmnlf ' More revenue has ever erutinn. Tile census of 1871 shovvs hands of a few large ilollscs Inca: been the crying need of this Prov- that there were in tile your 1810 ed in two or three of the large" "we, Fm- w-unt of money our fifty-eight tanuerieir ill the Island cities. schools are sufleflng, our [eacherqwtlich ill that yeul manufactured The great and puma omen“, are underpaid. 19.0.11 pounds of finished leather. this business; " ~ but all the hides vnriet of [he our roads though Improved are still 11 “Wm “p136” 1 Y d grown 0n tilc island were mnnufac- the vaat amount 1° 115mm extent the plague an t d l home into finished ro-' d th h "examm of 811111") use ‘hem’ ‘vhihle (lllllziii “Today there is not a 11311-12285 t;ugfgtgl?l“$e::lh§§fly-1“1i' the enforcement of law and t 0 new gxmmg m any pa“ of. theflalmed u, c0n,,',,,,,,.a,,,. 1 -‘ 19105901111011 of “fenders are 31 31'! rovince, and all the large uuzintit double the i) 11101.19 11'“ 111051 a 00111111910 5151111 311m Dr" b)! our raw hides are sent to bgdy agricultrlthde ogfrdldldlczitilfi“! "e" 7111111131511 1“ me Qxcenenl- 196111“? treated elsewhere. Before Con-‘siightly more than ilouble tllcvfiil he delivered here 108i November federation we manufactured prac-'of the agricultural and min tells us of tilt‘ appalling 0011111110" ticnlly ull the boots and shoes used crops reaped In (he year 19.5 w of the public health of the Provilwe. by our people. Today there is nutmuch us to commnnli n“. showing among many other grave to he found within our bounds mattention and the most ilynlpalhe“, conditions that of 4432 0t our school boot or shoe factory, nor, as fur as Pconsideratioil on the par-l l); a“ children examined 953 me;- Qem had know uuc or more individual shoe-l "‘ of our people, physical defects, most of tbcm eas- 10111101‘ 011K011“ "1 111,9 m“k1_"g P1; The 1111"" 1011 1-‘4 1101101111112. Wide- “y corrected; m," lms Province booiivtlr shoes. l;YGWISCQUGIiiflilé-lflplffli. It is gradually beginning has the highest death late from 111113;“ {Wsrmfi l! eff‘ Ynffilf" " "FE" 10:70"! "1"" D001‘ business u is deaths per 100,000 lu 192i as ‘ ' , v . 01"‘_ 0m- m 101' 111“ 1'r°‘"'11“~'° 01 0111311” “m1 wagons, wood slcighs, jauutiugjccntres, which while“111123111101101111 lhfll Ht 1088f- 5100-01111 a Yea" 101' 1"“ sleighs, sleigh robes, saddles uuillvailclng their" growth g,-e,,,,,.y.,fillf T0111‘! 0P0 06111111041 1° "1991 111" harness hf all kinds uutl most ofilng to their 3ilH1Ci|0Iitl and be}... 1100118 0f i118 81111811011 the farming inlpIclni-uts then uscll'fully contributing to their uggrauil. 1 I061 that i110 1100101111110 0011111‘ wcri: nluilc and well mudc by resl- lament as receiving (‘Olllllllllliligd timls and urgent requirements i18- (lent, Ii-iliilld workmen. Illisfnrtune works a serious iujurylto the send: scribed 8111i H91 Olll in 1118! 10011110 and disaster have so completely ing communities, retarding their $110081)’ 0111191188110 1110' 1100031111)" overtaken these that today only a1develilpmeut and expansion and that GXISIH 101‘ m0r0JlF0Yi00101 10"‘ few small repair shops remain ul-l ah-educing. as their Pvlllllaiiondimill. enue. lrnenlcuti» of all active and ellergeticiiilheu, their rn ~ Te" 1'91" ‘39111- o" 111° 531100-11” Dust. It is the 02511155111111 thalgfirl-uul; the \\'0rth 0i mull 011191‘ K0008 “T111111 'f‘herc were their also four cloth energetic and the ambitious ‘("8" $111101)’ "9 ‘V1111 011 31111111011111 3"‘ factories with lln annual output 0i‘ satisfied with the paralvsisl lblll lilifll revenue 0i 530011110- 310101110" 339,498 yards of i-inih, twcutyihus overtaken their Ironic commuti- £11111. i! “"0010 Kfeiillb‘ 11019 "l? 01111011‘ brick kilns with u yearly turnoverlities, that diminishes confidence lze conditions as ieiwcen tie ma! of 1.556.245 bricks, 116 lime kilns und destro s rowth. Order 11011898 111111 .1110 10001 "0010"- proclucillg each year 56,787 barrels I would lllitegto emphasize the im- Both 016E505 Wfllild 111011 b0 Dflyinu of Iimc. 65 cooper shops making portsuce und claims of the settle taxes on the goods they sell 1 i111" 42,271; hurrels, 14s grist mills, 47"ment or country store. Isolated DPOl-‘IHCB- T1118 Wflllld 011d 111$ ‘"11" carding mills, 1R1 raw mills, 137 and alone it ‘has ever been one uf 111811011 811d silDlfli-llel! 111011111 0-“ 131' siliugle zlud lath mills and nine flax the advance posts of civilization. 8S 005811110 0.11.0001 011 011 0V0" uluuilfuctui"ica. Practically all The young. the old, lIIB-HIFOXI 3114i RBBI- - _ ‘these lluvc grille, iliszlilpcared, vun-ithe feeble come to it. Tlleregthe)" T11R10 15 11011111111 81101111110115 1" ishcil into lloiilillgness with scarce-finest to give out and take ill tie i110 (P0111181 60110111111011! 1101:1071!‘ l_v u slluithy standing in tell the lalemews and gossip of the day. It is i113" 11110 50111109 101‘ 1110 P1'0\'11"‘01i~ of our mlrc llilillilifltilllrlllg grent- tlic supply ground of many Iittit Al; ii i5 it has been and is yct pa)“ nests". 11ml valuable things to the Ilie of ing to the provinces annual sub-ah Thin] lhorc is the fact of a grudu- the place. 'i‘llere is lllitnl-dcd Bil 11105 0111 01 111K013 11111105011 0111113011111)" lllulillisllini: population. Iniopportunity for banter und rillilcrv. 1001011 11y 1110- 1111111111"? "1 P111110‘ 1X70 the quullliiy oi‘ cultlvutable orfor prank and sport. 1t is the sci 1110111- im l‘(1\'l‘lI laud ulld the roducts tlcmeltlfls social cxcllnil e, and hail 1" 811010111 111110" 1110 ""11"" "1 211E111) ilicri-trom were very muchlollg been the primary gal‘ the poli- 50111118 a 11101101101? 91 ll P51'11“"1""icss lIiiIll ill 171231, or today; yet. ilC-iICIflIl. It‘ you wish to advance ilil’ manufacture was familiar- t0 111011!’ (ml-ding In lhc Census of 1871 the-grmviil and add tn lilo lllil'iit‘ii\'(‘- B5 0 R0301 11011109 "1 11911911111111? ISIZIIIILS population was ‘EILOZIQuQ-ss of your ("olunlullity stand bi" 181101110 0111110015- 11111 11'9" ""0 115' whereasllcctllwiingiotllc1921 Cen-ithe settlement store und thi- luau "0 11103115 109k?" "I10" W111‘ 399W‘ sits it ivzls SEARS, showing the sub-‘lvliil runs it. Don't let Ii go ilmvn. 1111119" 11>’ 1111-" 1"" 1110'“? “"059 1"’ stzmtiui rcililctlun of 540G. Culunlullity life was cradled tllcri. 10'0"! “"15 111"" "iwflnced- 1t ‘"151 it Iii silrciy pcrtiilent to enqulrelTherc still stands the centre 0i its