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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDLAN

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chosen words welcomed the visiting society and Mrs. McGreKOr very gracefully responded, 5811118 mil they of Summer-field were s small society, but when they received the invitation to be present, they made a great effort to come and she felt that they were glad they had made the effort. Mrs. Yeo also expressed

SIIMMERSIIIIE GUARDIAN

and Prince County Chronicle

-'l‘0 LEA-Six roomed house on

—'.l‘his column ls reserved for new! of local lutersst but sduertising of u

Cnc Price $7.75 SPECIAL PRICES ON CAR LOTS

Ask for quotations on slack for blowers.

H. R. LARGE & ‘CO.

Tel. 1000 Retail A: lVhoiesalc 58 Queon St. ‘

‘ewsy nature may be inserted s! 1 -~r~:» a word strictly payable In sdi ‘l M‘.

—PL"M‘PS, pipe, hose and all equipment for fighting fires, sold at Braces. 867. —MATINEE AT NEW ANNAN Scptcmbcr 13th. A. B. and C. Class- cs. Entries close Saturilzrv, Sept-l einbcr om. Admission 23c. 860.! I

Tun To Tortellini/lids" AND co- OPERA TE 1s l IMPERA TIVE TODA Y ,

stock at. Bruce's. 867.

—TL‘G-Ol-‘-\VAR and Sports. competing for the Armor: ’I‘i"opii_v, f in the Keusingion Rink Wednesday, i

I Newly papercd and pointed through-

-JAP-A-L.AC modem paints, en- “heavy rain, The game will take anieis, varnish, shellac Xllid wax in “ring-p on lvednnsday nftiemoon, s,

Harvard Street, Summerslde, fur-

nace heated bum mom 8am“ the thanks of the society to Mr.

Lockhart for putting himself out to be present, and Mrs. George Lock- hart thanked Mr. and Mrs. Cotton and family for doing everything to make the picnic a great success. On Friday oi the same week a ‘number of the me u of the said W. M .5. met iii the parlor of Ken- sington United Church, and quilted three quilts for the needy people of Labrador. They are making five quilts and are sending them with socks and mittens etc., to that mis- sion field.

AL<o rooms on Water Street. 900.

out. Bowness Studio.

—-GAM'E CALLED 0N AO- COIYNT 0F‘ RAIN-The playoff game between the Harris Sluggers and Summcrside Club was called off after a short period of play on Monday evening owing to the

—SUMMERSIDE POLICE

distinguished Scottish family, bore the maiden name of Kathryn Ellen Macphee, was born at Big Pond, Mt 45, Kings County, the daughter of Neil A. Macphee and Kathryn

Mscdcnald in the seventy sixthl

year of her age. Up to the time of her final illness she was one of the ‘genuine pioneer mo. lturd! in physical as strong in moral fibre. Kindly in nature, ways, and ever remdy with a help- ing handtowards all movements f0 enhance the welfare of the com-i munity in which she lived. Her adverse conditions few turned up

whole life story constitutes a wor- mixing at the starting m and the"W0rld-'Wide thy chapter fitting in all respects‘ starter was busy from nine in the to take an honoured place in thqmomiug until midaftcrnoon. Green luminous though never self blaswwes the only player to break eighty oned record of those noble souls who helped lay the inundation ‘of what is most admired in the soc- iai fabric of today.

DISTRICT‘ MANAGER WANTED

Ceusdlsn life Insurance Company without Charlottetown rwpnsnlelcn wish to secure experienced sslesmm with proven record and organisation ability. Other Island Vacancies. Write fully Box 109, Charlottetown, P. E. I. N452.

hospitable sl-

Recovery

MONIREAL, Que, Sept. c-rron ‘other parts o! the world come ad» vices of increased’ businessaotlvit) and renewal of confidence, states the Industrial Department oif the Can- adian National Railways, which gives added weight to the wooing general feeling- that world-wide economic recovery is under way Australia, in her primary industrid for the period 1932-33, ‘shows a rec-

duringthedayanditwesawoirthy effort as it included e bell in the lake at the fourteenth.

I". Boyward Wilson of Victoria had an B2 Jack Starkey the hard hitting Edmonton player had 85 C. W. Adams of Seattle had an 8'1. Dr. C. Graham, Vancouver as, Les- lie Bell, Calgary. former champion, W. T. Rae. Vancouver and Mac

Deceased, who was of on old and

COURT-In the Summerside Po- lice Court on Tuesday one drunk was fined $2 and costs. Another

—Mr. William L. Delaney, super-

Grcups With Co-opcrntivc ltlcu lu Active Open "agjqn Will Have Advantage, Declares Alfred Itlanlon i)

' Following is an appeal to Mnri- . at the Winlii licciirmuc Conference. time fishermen und other primary , was rcpowcd as iiiakiii: the 511m». b)" i inc-n‘, ll‘: "

Alfred liaiiioii of Cause, president. “ would 11 of the United Aluritinie Fishermen: imic 5_v.-i->i "The Nova Scotia election is over 1 “ins u fdlliifi‘ and Nova Si-oiiains are once again ‘ ;1¢11i»1,-r-11~.r~1~~_ bcciiimccl." Bu: 110w is not the time g coiiiiiwiii ll

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producers and Labor groups

for any mun to take too vehenit-nii

to licrir‘. the triumph of his part

0r tiic dcfoiit of his party, as the time may be, For things greater and I cvoiiouii

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. swwmbm‘ 13m’ 1933' M B P" M' Am’ ‘i one had his bail of $10 cstrcnted.

‘lint tlic (iruifcrcuce r h‘

_». i the llOlllC of Ms. a.:(l Ttlrs. (‘i111 . “)I(ll1l0l(l| T;'_v.u. \vi1.11 ‘.l nun ,, lfrivnrl», rvlatnves and urqu iitnu- m. ,g;,.,,,,.,1‘ cr-s nil-t to assst iii wk b1".

> wen: All: llCCljf liicQuiirife of \Vil-"

visor of Kensington Post Office Plant, is taking precaution against any interference on the grounds He is incioslng the grounds with a line of iron piping that will issue warning against intrusion-Y.

mam from “Fly Pomlig Dmsum ‘nlA third Dart}! was Ftivcn ten days 111-11100 County cilgi ie. All lCilillSlm M“ for operating n mmor vb “fishing to conmete kmmy ha“e‘lll('lfl while under thv influence of their entries in the hsiirds of thcinquor s Scvrctriri’ on or bcfurc Sopicznbori ' ' oiii. 895- l

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—sllli\l.l..lrf:\l\'——llli\(lKENDRICK fuvrri.ir.s.—A pretty home wed- ding wns scivmnized on Wednes- ,cia_\- evciiiiig August 9th at the .l1umc of Mr. and nfrs. James P. Summerslde: Mt m‘ siimrday ‘Sllililllliflli, Knuisforri, Prince Ed- mQmmg 7°” Qlmbec Cnyi where ward island when their youngcs ‘She Wm em" me Jeffon‘ H5195 daiuizlitci", Miss Margzarct Alll‘0(li1,‘HOSpital ‘or training-

became the bride of Mr. Kenneth “mills l“ smllmcrslde “fish he“ ‘rcrnon hmuxcndrma so“ of Mn r-vcry success in her new under-In

"vooazunuz: social.‘ 0.1111- G -- An event ex Z.\Oi‘(llillil'_\' tied on M ndzy envning n‘

-Miss Audrey Taylor, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taylor oi

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and Gentlemen who met the King's representative at Iona, when with their consent the celebrated "Status oi Icohemnkili" was enacted in the year 1809. She was a neice oi the late Rev. Fr. Pius Macphee and the late very Rev. Daniel Macdonald, D. D., a first cousin oi the late Rt. ———-——-—-- Rev. James Charles Macdonald

fourth bishop of Charlottetown ' Good Outlook P. E. I., and also the late Rev.‘ D. J. G. Mncdonald and the late’ Her mnnyiRev. J. A. E. Macdonald. At the age of three years she was bereft of!

hunt Mrs. Angus (Ban) Mncrion-

‘ m. system cf economy has gone on

. will follow suit. “If it fails," in 111C i

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Lliuot wilt-i", on 11's 85111 birtiidnyx,’ [m uc 0ft the 53rd birthday of his esteemed‘

"The old unrestricted, compctit- ‘ m’: mmpm‘ _ , F“ hm?’ ‘L 1s ihv co-opcrutivn, 1111.1 ill l'li’lilll[‘lll-‘

more urrzvn‘. than DDllllCS arc upon WliPl"

ccicbmlion of the _ . . ,. . .. = ring anniversary thr- srrnp-heap, its parsing: has loft ‘l’ mm" F“? "hm" (‘n"lh"""s o’ i Clark Mflquawlg‘

. -. . a, . - l M the 113mm: of me ways ‘Wmt is diir-cicri rlljflhlfii- unfair COllillCliilOlL, there to replace 1"‘ Obviously, there. ‘The N‘ R" A‘ ‘a m“ first (“ch m" , . . . _ . , - . must he same mm, n, planned l ward.» r0 nrweraiv.nn__)l.. differs fgolm k Ifoctljr BTCQIIQWP emnom“. ‘ l‘tllltflllni-fwbtflll;liulfnstllflfsxiileces“ l. some ‘ntprcstlng my m5 of h“ i The Uuitcri Stofcs, driven by ne-, . _ 9,, f b , t u‘ ‘past life for the be... _ of those rcssirv, has initiated a national‘iféefifipéyiféclxlig,“ 32:5“; ti,‘ present. ‘MrAG. Elmer-gen HiiFSilI; planned CCOiiflrllfl-~lllC only possible I‘ n m ‘ 2h 10,, to whrch , Lndowd “A";“° with U5“ MCUm‘ way out of social dcstitution and l wciccvs fmmn ‘ e ( t‘ e5 ‘+1 pmmd on ‘he 0mm“ by Mm‘ Cm“; “ i r- i on o true co-opcrn ion mo. - ‘ u ,... ,. . , d d.‘ S . ~ r_ ~ , _ . _. cQuaJic. A lcttc. from tho Rel. .6?‘ H‘)? ma“ Nahomn Ind“ "vntcs the 1rcluiions of cmpioyci‘s‘J_ W_ A‘ Nichnjson, NR“, B,d_,qm,_ trial Recovery Act is his answer to} . ., .. .. f .1 t, ,- ghe gycMLSn-icken despair of m, 1 and “Olmll m“ 0mm“ L 1 ,W<'lS then rc-xd, w! CD‘f\'l"_\'i(l hi; Openly Competmve économy‘ i, would be if the era-operative rflort ‘ gmNingS t3 M,’ Inch]. BHQHJ‘ eyes of the world are on the N.R.A_ i. that‘ ‘S be“? lmpow“ £10m “bow m‘ m‘ m" happy Ocmw“ Slum ii, is an experiment on a stupend- l emu‘ m‘ m“ “lflh " g"‘-’"nd“'m'k_°f speeches ivcrc anode by several of ous scale. If the N R A succeeds ‘coioppmmvn ‘Hm ‘Yam ‘mow’ mm; m“ g“e5tl"am°“3 the!“ being a "PW CmlYllYY in tho Vt/ggyp; filth? "Omilvl" Kiwi HlYPTiflY =1 few W011 (‘lllSEil remzrrlts bf." Mr. " n “m! ffnrcc ilflilll’! t \'."n1"l'.i"‘<. Their the (mydgn nucstfla “runny, \'_,11.y_ A‘

_ , _ _ H -])lll‘.lIl."(l (»."Fvi‘.i>il‘._\’ would b»: an ilfl-vfgw 01d time 5011-45 were sung by‘ wordisfirlnnflzncljffilgo’T2: anpsrigt surcd sucvcvs. icvciybcdy and trc iruiics served ice do y, h, u ' ' ' '4 "The point, the lCFFOTlICTCEIIII and crlce. ‘The siizzisg: of

n‘ in“ “m"°"““”5 m“ *'="“""‘ni>1-ir»u< r1" i-"irfcs and "BIr-st- Be ihc Ti‘ itrre Biivi “y-Oz ms “gm To 8' White House nroups, rind sections, \l.'l‘.f‘l"l‘ln the “God Sdvc iixu Liingz" l]?! " visitor who rsuggestcd that if his L.,,_,,,,,,.,,1... 1.1.», 1< 111 flpiufll oper-‘ciosc o. vcrv lvappv cvcufiiu. plan succerdcd ‘ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ i ‘ ’

Kfeutcst Pirsidcnt

he womd he m“ ‘flilflli, vsiii have n [ZlTIlt advantage]? the United States " - h. ....v . is sti o ave , pans‘, (,1. H

‘nvcr mo nliwrr- when the planned? p21‘ uurivr vany, BM‘ l"i'. (iii/l adapta-

repiicri: "Wrong! If it fails I " ‘ti -. _. be ‘he worst mosimrh r“ bwm rhniti‘ 11s pO-npcl. m, U101" uili no. last,» “' p tm‘ccs=.s.uriiv brwcmt- the safeguards of

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“Canada Wm be no excflmon ‘national manila}, the strongholds

hem.” Bennett, While in London ‘of national-profile“ .

is pi ‘n.

-ll.\)DilZl.l. AND MCRPIH’ [Nl.‘i"l‘l.\l.' -- l30r<l¢11 Ciinpei was ‘the scene of a i1:.1;py' event on th morimig of Aug. 1513i when 1v ,Marion Nlurpiiy hcciiue tiic bride .of Mt". Ausin liiitmiivil of Froc- i . town. The bzidc iookcil charming l "Fishiwilmm mrmtr-‘l- “n grmlps: in a sand suit. with hot. siiocs and V ‘ “ 717"‘ "l1 1° "Nam mm “Dd c°'°D"stockli1y,s auci gloves i0 nadir-h, ‘Twntmn " ‘n ‘ml’~““‘il"° one iodiil" ,‘.‘enning on tiie flTill of her larotiicr s I G H T Unit". Ftlitly- "W1 RMW m!‘ ""35 Joseph who gave hcr ilwny in 111111‘-

and gi-knxanccr. of your own indus-qqngfi The wedding march was EXAMINATICN

tries, I "V111 and education ha\'c,bcniitifuliy" played by NUS. James ritltlns sud supplying uisss- . I‘ I,

always been required ‘for svlf-nrPs-ia/icniccr of Borden. Tiic bride was Prvfltimi. Bill tflfifll‘ 111W‘ 1W0 DC-faticudcd by her c;usiu, Miss Mar- “ come in zirinilinti, a patriotic duty. ‘ifOi. Dawson of Augusfini: Cave. " l'll'if‘l‘.. formers, nil w0i'kcr.=..\vhiEc the groom was aitiiuitd by

H’ J‘ ‘Note tint. tho richt to collective iis brother, Mr. J. W. Hnmmcii of; orrruusrn - ... . . ,.. _ _ -_ , .3 1; _. ‘ connwuzsnvlt‘ i1a1.,n.n.11c ha. bin uiittcn iurpcliouidn Th g i friends 0f thci

i-and Mi"s. Cainpbeiiton. idnughter, Mrs Cirls. L.1"d, and the pormnncd by RC‘: J’ c‘ Peacock

26L,‘ “wading in the presence of immediate rc- Of M“ and Lusnlxitlvcs unri friends. The Wedding

r , . ,, ‘March “'11s played by lvliss ‘Hazel the world ivefuridimi and irrcsniutc l m” \‘- n '\~ m w“ mm“! Shaw's 1S ‘ Mn T_ J_ Immn, Suialimau, SfSZDI‘ (if the bride. The‘ acted as chairman and afirr a fviuhlld-“l mum“ ‘Mk mm’ PW‘? 110-: ireminbcent icmuri-"s czfiod on Ali‘. ‘math "ll who raraum flowrrs, pink and white being the, color scheme. The bride looked,

charming ailircd in shell pink‘

chiffcn with embroidered veil. hmmague" 10G‘ caught with nrauvc i iossnms ' ca

rffcci and czn"ried"a llCriiqllltt o?‘ "fin-L TUFTS vlsIT_A"ange- lilJl‘ill‘il_ roses and maiden hair fern.‘ mems ‘haw Peon made by the Sm “ Wm in marriage by h“, Womcns Institute to have Mr. father. . tile Virginia IVIOIISC iiiccol ‘runs at Montague on Frlday Sept‘

‘of the bride acted as flower girl.

Kendrick, sister or the groom was] ‘attired in a rose beige dress andi carried n bouquet of sweet peas and

, muiricu hair fcru. Mi". mun 11.15 Mi". a’ lllllll, The croonfs gift to the bride. ‘Wfls n 1wudant of mnrcnsitc and 1135505 away M h" Tesldelwt‘. dopnv, Folioiviug iiic ceremony MixfMount Stewart, Mrs. Hamilton D. Allison Harris ivic." Prcsiciiiwg at llu: tables were Mrs. Coffin, who before her mar- Mrs. Aliiron ilurvis, Mrs. Arihui",1"iagc was Henrietta Jardine, leaves Harris, Airs. Robert Wpndsitie who scrvcci about‘ four daughters, Ltithcr of Mount fsrvcnty guests. The gifts were iiu-isioivrirt, Arihur 0f Charlottetown, morons and costly and testified to! Emeline, New York, Mrs. Fay Gin- , [he PSLPFlYi in which the bridal cou- l vor, Charlottetown, and Mrs. D. J.

Kendrick lvii. the following morn-g Mount Stewart. Two brothers and

. matching shade. Tiicy intend to mod, Seattle. There are also eleven

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On Thicstlay’ August Ziflih the lV.1\'f.S.

William MacKeiidrick, ‘flue ccrcinony was

EASTERN Crllfllliilfll.

“'11!!! column is l m-ivs of incizi Interest but iulvertllinu nf rs neway iiulure niiiy It! inserlril nl t rents u word strictly payable is advance. arch of evergreen and‘ —-——- . . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS t0 The

handed to their Rep. Archie Hume. or left at H. J. Mabon's Drug Store,

r The bridosmiiitl, Miss Dorothy Mac- °

Edgar 51114111. MRS. HAMILTON D. COFFIN

ii(lrick's bcst l‘

On Sunday, August 27th, there

Sillli‘:

"O PromiselCoffln, nftcr a protracted illness. l1

llanqv Adams, Mrs; to mourn their loss two sons and

pic are hold. Mr. and Mrs. MaclMcLcod and Mrs. Lane Pigot,

111g by motor for :1 short honcy-itwo sisters also survive, Henry

.1‘ The bri . travelling cos- fJr-rdine, Trenton, N. 5., Frank Jar- iuiue was of brown Cordova Succlcldinc, Brndalbauc; Emeline, Rox- with fox stoic nml accessories in the I bury, lvlass, and Mrs. Margaret Mc-

maize their homo in Cnmpbciiton grandchildren, Her husband pre-, in the future. A 110st of friends. ; deceased her sixteen 1icnrs ago. Mrs.‘ ‘"1511 U18 Mount: ciouplc 1111 llflilni-iCoffiri was a indy of fine, though ncss and J01" over iii/is matiiinotiizii‘ retiring character, and will be 5 greatly missed. She was in her sixty ____ ninth your.

—PI(‘.\‘IC AT KENSl.\'(i‘i'O.\'.—1 from her lntc-hcmc on Wednesday,

aid, Pisquid where she remained until she married Mr. ‘ FMacdonald on October 10, 1882. Of llthis union four sons and four reserved m i daughters were born namely, Annie Mrs. Louis C. Macdonuid, Dorches- ter, Moss: Pius A., ~ Boston, Mass; Aeneas, residing in Dorchester, Peter A. Macphee, Big Pond; Miss M"? Q1 “d Daniel 5-» “S151”? “b , holders of Chicago summer lambs home. her, one daughter in infancy. Her eldest son Joseph L. Macdonuid. ‘died in Boston four years ago. On Tuesday morning, November 8th her funeral took ‘place from her 3m- , lute home to St. Margaret's Church

I N M 0 R I ber. Muss was offered for the re- P

tor, Rev. K. C. MacPherson who also performed the services at the grave. Besides the above mentioned family she has loft an aged hus- band, who will deeply mourn the irreparable loss of a companion and

that her excellent womanly quai- itics shone; also one brother James NsMacphce, Big Pond; and four step-sisters, Mrs. Joseph lviaclsuac, Rock Burro; Mrs. Aivah A. Adams, Boston; lvlrs. Fred Clarke, Boston; Mrs. Numerous Muss cards and letters of sympathy were received from relatives and friends. May licr soul rest in peace i

iTotem Pole Golf

Sept. 5—-Plllyll'lg under conditions that were anything but conducive l The funeral service was held to 860d Sooflng mos_ M Green’ J“ of Seattle toured the difficult

of the Uiiitcrl Church at Kcusiiig- Augugt 30th, 11nd 1mg conducted by ton iicld a picnic for the Associntelhpr pgmfQr, the Rm sidney ,1,

course yesterday morning in '79 t0

O'Neill, Vancouver all had 89.

For the next two days flight play will prevail for both ladies and the men. Thos Green tho medallist meets E. C. Ryan of Winnipeg and Jack Maison runner-lip meets Dr. Aippleby, Vancouver. Leslie Bell, Calgary meets W. Pigott of Seattle and Jack Starkey meets P. Byrne, Calgary many other iutercstfng matches are in sight.

(Garrahelia) Macdonald, his wife of that place, a descendant of Don- ald Macphee of Colonsay, Scotland, who was one of the twelve Chiefs

oi-d production season. Compam operations have improved. confid- ence has been greatly restored ant credit is now being extended by thr trade banks to meet all reasonabli demands. Improvement in real w m. business is a favorable fest ure. Building activities are steedr ily increasing and many vacant properties _are being utilized for this purpose. Confidence has been renewed in the pastoral industry and stronger inquiries exist for station moperties with ‘the result that several transfers of large holds inks have recently been effected at satisfactory prices. Stock exchange security values, which were marked down severely, have recovered. on the average, more than 50 per cent of their loss. The Netherlands re- cord some improvement during the last two months which leads to the hope , that the precipitous donmward movement of the pest three ycars may have come to an cnd in that country.

Hide Market

MNIREAL, Que, Sept. 5 - ‘The present ever-soaring prices of hid- es is having its effect on the leath- er industry of the United King- dmn, boot and shoe manufacturers having sufficient stocks on hand to answer their immediate needs being loath to place orders ahead at increased prices, states the In- dustrial Department of the Can- adian National Railways. But this, it is felt, will only be for a short‘ time. In the IDHdOTl market, re-inATED FROM DAYS

ports have been received that WHEN DIME WAS n, RYE, N. Y.. Sept. il-Simeon

Two children predeceasecfhave rdused $850 per dozen mriFord, retired hotel man who be-

skins. 1n the lighter leathers, trncici “m” mmm“ 1°” Mt“'dh-m" Seem“ to have been “my occupledl speeches, died of a heart attack yes- and reamnable advances have been? terdny on the eve of his 78th birth- made for fnished goods. Fancy} day" . leathers for the shoe trade havel A5 “mine hilst“ “h the 0m Gram’ been in fairly good demand, espcc-{Umml 3W“ i“ New Ymk Cm 14,11). m, export n, “m, a steady from i581 to 1014, he became known trade of moderate proportions is 9° ihmisnnds 11pm" thwsmd‘ “l reported and reptiles have sold "lslmls-

well. Cheap white leathers are still "I d3“ back?‘ he said‘ P9993513’ in dmmnd and 15 13 anticipated “to the time when we got rich sel- that whim shoes will be cviri morc ling roast beef and boiled pctatoel popular next year. the improvement f0!‘ 30 Cefltfi- Ami if YOU HD1195 u" in flmployment has been mnintain- waiter 1C ccuis he would wipe hi! ed and all skilled critters are nb- hnnds and shake ivith you if you'd sorbed. stand for it. Every hotel man in tlicsc days had n. diamond ciustei and u pair of trotting horses and r bunch of ‘wistnria springing from his Adam's apple."

mother and was fostered by her

John H.

residing in

Mass; Helen. Mrs.

f which she was a faithful mem-

ose of her soul by her zealous pas-

ousekeepcr, for it was in the home

"Tire American people can be led, but they cannot be drivcnP-Alircd E. Smith.