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.Ellen THis. W_EEii's News Foii THE-iiuiiriirniiilrsafrsiiiuiiiiiiv

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so sud Summer-

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_...°A very pretty wedding place on the eve of July 12th at the home of Mrs. E. Dingwall, Bay For tune, when her daughter Amanda was united in marriage to Joseph Henry

Dingwall of Little River. The bride_'°°V°rY

prettily gowiied in white silk, entered, the room on the arm of her brother Nathan tu the strains of Mendelsso-l lii_i’s wedding march played by Mrs. - A. McEwen. Uther members of the.

family present were Mrs. Ernest* Hardy of Boston and Mrs. Makin of Arlington, Mass. After the cere- moiiy which was performed by Rev-_ Mr. .\lcLeod of Dundas a reception was held after wbicli luncbeou was served in Mrs. l>~iiigwal1's best style.” 'l‘iic presents were numerous and costly among which was ii silver tea service, also forty dollars in gold- froii; friends abroad -° `

...*A pleasant event occurred on

Wednesday, 2nd August, when Wil- Iiziiii i\. Martin, son of Alex Martin, of Martiiivnli-, was united iii marri- age with Miss Christina l\icDonald of. liiveriiessliiie, Scotland. The cere-' iiioiiy was performed by Rev. Il.; l<‘raser at the ninnse, Fardignn, Wil-_- liiiiii McPhee of Montreal acting ns, gruomsmaii, while Miss Belle Martin of the same place attended the bride.. After the ceremony the bridal party. drove to the future home of the bride; nnd gruoiii in Martiiivule where some relatives und friends had assembled. After receiving the good wishes nnd ciiiigratiiliitlons of their friends tlicyl :ill entered the dining room where- siiliper was served. _-ifterwards gamesl wi-re played for some hours when the guests depiii-neil after having spent a very pleasant cvcniiig. Quite 3 num-

. _ dea

ber of useful gifts were received mm,

wliich slio\\'s the esteem iii which the young couple were held. The iiunr

di.-in wishes Mr. and Mrs. Martin ar sag

long nnd prosperous iiiiirrieil life.' lU“___l l t h v ieen influenced in deciding to ~ - »

_ y p i t it s. Tw opera- » ed o the bereaved husband and fam- B 5 ’ _ » _ G C d "_ iis were |§eil'fo)rlrnclil lint thcodlseaseslliolmseued It Haj M305 as we hgvg HY in their amirtlon- leave the church of Romegand umtcl 0°!

Omalllell lol, lelll ,_ helulwa I e “re "ow cons ere it wise t B with the various protestant churches, . he ‘l°°"“S‘f‘l gms ““ °X@mPr‘;°’Ymggggiilfaifrefilesgilfilgegecggaligglih At the fegulnr monthly nieetins Of among tl“”“ 165 l"`i"“tS' who ““"“l M°ntreal -

‘ .21 . . 1 ' - ' i ~' ' ' ' .

ng iiinn and was very popular. -the tim and of blvll social” so the Auxiliary- of the Woman s Mis- been received iii Lliiists _Mission 4; __

demise at so early an nge will.-~ 1? ‘ b' k Bionary Society held in the vestry of Many of H1090 f‘?"_"”r prwsts 3.1? " »'~""‘.l-» ' - " ruriii nie sympurhy ui the cum--“k“"“° at the r""““‘ “me We t '“ the Methodist oi. d "OW Plfueehnt m1“\Sf““ "““ “"8

.‘ _-l d l _ ~d e tll - fl urch on We nesdny _ _` ‘ ' _ __ _ -____ ___ if V ` _ __ _ if

nity. ilrirgllllnsf-Splicecgllsliisirmgge §0s§,:€l.g_ afternoon, about twenty members of Elorlnrles- He ‘YW "“e_°f ,the “°ble"t' __ _T

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__ ` _ _ _ l _ ' '__- R ' -' . l' _~ ii iiir _ inure* iii re-

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sue, occurred ut Point du (‘bene Fri-

diiy afternoon at f-ive minutes piist lf-U three, when Williiini McPherson, a na- cull?

tive of ldliiisdale, l’. E. I., and a

sailor by iicciipiitioii, had his left mu

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foot tnkeii off as the result of being struck bv ii train. The Boston train

the Point to go down on the wharf ‘I

when Mr. \l‘cl’lierson stepped off the my' platform of the moving engine and af was struck and tlirovvii to the ground the quite _lu-uvily. Besides having his Al- foot crushed he received _ii bad slink- “'35 ing up. 'l`lic iiijured man \\'as carried :ii-in

into the station and ll-L; llruiigllt Un warning, one of thc logs rolled mid the additional demands of business ggluttlle w'°lrk 05 _the SUCWW- Adm l_1__l:_"u§l§‘___:xs‘;_a_:llSh'0l_ the best me" ul the 5,31, trail, to 1i,1'U`n¢{;0||_ wllere the fell, pinning him under it. Death :seem to suffer loss from the delays °" 0 °°"‘°°"°e was P9559 ro ' ~

:iiiibuluiicc was in waiting and ron- wii vcyeii him to the hos ital where his uni

niaii is 40 ye gg' _wage and has ii viv wife und fuiiiily_.i'_ fin P. E. Is- Ele land. Froiii iiiq`\ii the hospital and

this inoriiiiig it \Yi!U"§Ef!fned thiit his

- " `-wh

4-oiiditioii was very critical. ` ley

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MONDAY lW_ _

IJ. U- -'uni Mrs. Camiuicll of .\iit~|<;oriioii of iiust0u_ iurs_' c. F. nent-'Pf@°¢P_f be <1l"\i“‘Sh°d~_ .. _

of l.;,lmOnlOll_ Alm__ Hattie M_l Having all these things present in l lmlllll of ll0st0n_ and Mabel L_lour_m1nd, it has seemed to us, who

Ruse \vnlley_ lllulllll the loss of ll.li_ave at heart the well-beinl_; _of :Ee ing son and brother. lchnstmn people' a counse In 0

chill l'i\'<-i have the '-.iiiceie sviii mth

_. _ _, __ __ ._ _ _l. ylley of ii large circle of friends in the ull, ilciitli of their daughter, Katherine ,,l

Frziiiccs, which occurred at the-ir l

lioiiic on the Zlvtii inst after .1 briefl illness :it the early nge of scvciteen

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yeiirs. Kiitii-, as siie was ':imili.i_rly 1 -lc »_ .,. C ll .velv the Church to he of pi°ecept_. known, was greatly beloved by all l,3;l_l.0dV:fé,l:llf,,; thEl~l?l,§s§n;f HM l'2, Wherefore by Motu Proprilo and af-

.cl__ck_ when llls eldest lllllllzllten er mature delrberation, having heard

ing St. l\il:iry’s (‘oiivent, hoiiris, and l.l,l ge _ uliile there was taken .il. -“lie uns (lscul. ll_'GelllMt_ of llill-lllcl0n_ 'vl~lle‘ers the (`ni‘diIialS Of H015’ _Roman

ride entered the parlor on the arm 3h“_r_Ch _Wh° are charged. ‘lllth the f her futher to the strains of Iiohen-_fcodlncatlon or Ecclesmstlca Law'

rin's wedding march, played bv Miss; I We prescribe with regard to Feast

hopes oi her recovery were entertain- E

who knew her. She had ll-J-i-i niicnd- O

reiiioved to hi-r home where all that ll tender care nnd medical uid could do 0 was done, :ind for zi tinie_liright li

ed. Hut Divine l’rovideiice snw fit to l, 1-:ill her to Himself and when death, l. kind iiiiturc's signal sounded n re-‘C ireiit, she wus reconciled to join the E

nriiiy of Heavenly Spirits who will l>

evi\i‘. (`oiisoleii hy the last sad rites 3

of the Roman Untliolic Church nil- .4

iiiinisti-red to her by her pastor, she peacefully brcntlied her last. The C funeral which wus hcld on Monday V was very largely attended, over “ sixty carriages followed the remains l

_-A very serious and distressing ac- :gil cidi-nt, referred to in Sii'turday's is-_ T

(lil ET

dld slwh el " -' ~ ' " ‘ ` is " ’ " `- :~W__§llD'NESDAY ~ _ A ii. F. and Mrs. Hodgson announce -

l °°““"’7m°“ A" i“"°"°°u“.3 ‘F°r°m°l\Y took place the engagement of thefndaugliter,

and who Iwwl in Pownal 'Church -0_0 _Sunda ,moru- Jennie Muii-head, to George W-. M

of s great Is lou of vitality, vigor or tone. and is ing_wliau the baby boy of _t 0 Rev. Pbee, M.1...A., barrister and attorney

He told otten n forerunner ot - f ' ‘

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_ prcstrntlug dis and Mrs. Styles was baptized by the at-law, the marriage to t: ke plhce on. _

circinn-__ use- f Rev. Ml-. if-iemingtnu ui i>u¢i_t¢uiiiuu_ on mn init. B "" i, "=" li _,~

a very

spoke arrived

and

_ ,."j>-r; ' _` _'.'1.r'£"2§*;____ TT. - _ _ . . - ` -

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It in umm and npecisiiv an io N n. ii intimate menu who isvis'

The best medicine to take for it .fl

by the three young men and tbefrl everywhere. 100 Doses Ono Dollar nm 0 am” stewart & son' sro- ext morning her aunt' Mrs' E' `

_ _ _ _ _ _ - caries. Ho leaves his sori-owing Douglass, was horrified on going to xglfli-__ was attended mth 5"” hum; " = -‘ . ' garsnts, one sister, Helen, and a her room to find her dead. S'he hi_id

° _ _ the extremity f th 11 1 k' ost of other friends 'who ll'i'egret been dead some hours when first cal-

_H\;_ f-f}_\;Cll€d__0n the l>0_l_l'1l°__2;l lllhrorg out llortllelly ll-,lm telle swcgt llggeuzs his untimely death. . The fiivileral will ed. Death was due to heart failure. quteilas Fl:wmvnl5tl):p'iiltl'i Irfgulllicl the mouth Of F\`¢‘nch Creek, § mil; N_ take place tomorrow, leaving his She was buried on Sunday morningl Q 3. 'ldl ste rl ,_ ° til ‘__ tl] i61 deg. W. from French Point. Owing father's residence, Kent Street, at and a large number of relatives andl gn Sm; en B 0 1 B annexa mn 0 e to the shifting of the channel ae;-035 2.30 p. m. Funeral will be under the friends followed her remains to the

The address was punctuated' tlirou-l

ghout with oin ed rson l e\\ ri-

` p i t pe a "le ' lbeen found n 'R A 1. ‘P l ’ ` ' - ‘ ~ ` . _ _ _ , eeegglll- to chan 9 the eop e s Cemetery. Rev. Mr. Fuller 'lhs funeral of the late Francis

_°_;‘_°_;’_f___’_“ _h__l5l_;°{_l;_;‘rl;'_;’g‘e___l°“t 3 l-frat. positions of gh¢` yAlb¢;~¢°,l gmnge ton will odiciate. The deceased died Storey, -Millview, took place yester- Dr wadman- is B mos; l_lL_asmgilights. The range lights are now lo- Rf Y-he P. I. Hospital and 110.1: the day at 2.30 p. ni. to Cherry Valley

speaker and his words are Clem, amllcated north of Gordon Creek. 'l‘he_‘~-lty Hospital as stated y¢_Sl2€l'§iBY- Cemetery and was one of the largest wuvlnclng wlth the ring ol onellights are fixed with white lights, Yeirerday U19 0d<lf6ll0“'S Rnd 0816' seen in that vicinity for some time. whose call to the mlsslonary servlsefshown .from anchor lens lanterns IIOIIIBD (-ll-ll>_llBgB \\'€\`€ all lH1lf’mBBr Funeral service was conducted by his _ _ - _ :hoisted on white poles. There is a 01111 Of respect to the memory Of pastor, Rev. Mr. Styles of Pownal, _ was not a misplaced one. He i~pcaks_wl_.te dia d b t th t _ their deceased brothel. _ . ,l.

several languages fluently. acquiringl 1 '"0" eacor' 3 9 °P 0 ' 89S\Sf¢<l by HBV MI' FTCIYHHIHEH l1€»

the bar outside the engl~an¢e to Cas. auspices of the Oddfellows and Cale- cemetery. gumpec harbor p F Bland, it has donian Club Interment at the

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them through daily use iii his work. =°“°h P018- The f’°“.f light P0" . . . active pall-bearers were his t\\'o`smis "

A pleasing feature of his visit waslstands on the 'myth md" of Gordo" _Th°.many friends m Summerslde J- J- qrore 'ld W"- Sl- r “°

the presence of his mother at both of his services yesterday. Mrs. Wadman

is elgllty_l-our years ol- age but is stllll lg . Lat. N. _4fi.49.26. LOIJ. 64.2.- terday at 12 p. m. at the ‘.i0mB of Joseph Bradley and wm_ Smltll_ vlillél

possessed of good hearing and acute

_ _ y p ea rs were: .osepi

slgllt and is so lmle_ hearty and llc__feet.N. 25 deg: W. from_the front trose. Mrs. Clark had been suffering Acol.ll_ Norman Slll_.lll,lw_ fl~llos_ (fur.

as to helie her actual nge by!;’“°‘ The role ls 33Nf°°_r hlgh- Wlth from “°r"'°“5 rl'0“l>l° f°r F0'-“_” rl'_“°» ley, Giles Jenkins, Di-. (follins unii

eral yearm - l urther reference to otice to Marin- but her sudden death, while visiting Jabez Llme_

Besides attending the services yes-Ie" No' .36.(89) of 19.11' North rfmnt her lfmtherf Carre as af *mock '50 the -- ,lay on Slltllldny she met llel. sollllhfel Wlllstllllg DUOY \_S lI\00l‘€d ln 7 relatives and friends. Mrs. Clark was A friend of .get-_ _)'m;_ A_ 0'(‘,0,m0i buinmerslde and accom anied him fathoms Water ll miles N 13 G68 held in the hi hest esteem b ll with

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“ n ' '_ - . - _ 'e ‘ _ya ` founder and director ufcui-iui.'s iviiuii V t P I R d this clty_ E. from N_ortb Point, E. Island, whom _alle came lll c0lll_act_ BesldeB_a Blom New Y0rk_ ____t__l_llshe_l 33 y_________ e

TUESDAYS *",}_$l ‘sh galnled “"1 ‘mb the Wvfds narrowing husband, P B Clark oi ago has just received fi letter iriuu

tive s_ev

ter at to

i _, so

Lllfeek. 6.009 lt. N- 19 G68- W- fl`0m ‘Vere grwved to learll or the ‘math °f in-law Jamess £l,ap1>iii,] (‘lin0rl?il:tell:<iw'ii _l_x_il_dare Point. The pole is 27 feet Mrs P. B. Clark, which occurred yes- and his three collslns _l,,l_,el,ll Stllrcy

21. The back light pole stands 1,180 her brother Herbert Bowness, Mon- llollolal al|_l, re . 1 l

_ Price $1.00

_ i . _ luluvlrs mi T

one ___ l____ 0“____ g:;’P_::__'ll:_*_-_r__:__¥\__::_l_l k°¢P up I-Ml doing or itinz Mr. Styles. The name given the It came as a sudden and sad shock urumuur G.

'_ __ l baby il George Harold Flemington. last Friday morning _to the ralativei:`

We 0 S 7 _ and friends as well as to the com-

___ _hcl the great constitutional remedy. __The announcement of the'death__ of munity generally to learn of this

_ g _ . Herbert Stewart, in y_asterday'g death of Miss Maggie McIntyre o _fe Hood S sarsaparilla iilaue, engen?red"much regret-th'roii- li_flt._§tewart. Though not in robust

g out the cl y.., The d ceased s eal for some time she had been*

Worr wg? Zgllclzlggruxf 3l';dv:l'::;h:;,’s:'g; mwd tW°°'1Y'lle_\Ven` years of agee&_nd_wa;vln about as usual on Thursday and re-

_ected at ___ gre” personal s__cl_m__e Get lt _“d___y_ sold by “__ ______;_t_.___ li_artnei_sh_lp with his father in the grad to rest at her regular hour.

TOR

PUZZLE RECORD

‘ » Six Records in One -"

THE SENSATIONAL

Just as The Guardian goes to press ‘ll or . “pen ln white letters paging' Siimmerside there ai-e.left. to mourn his ,wife giving the sdd intclligeiicel Corlfhlns six Palri0flc - , lt ls lem-,,941 tlmf l-lerllelt 3tewart_ 36 9" lt' Lat- N- 47-5-3- L°“~ 5 -5 two sons, John in the Northwest and of his sudden deiitli caused by bt-_iugl Selections, all Ori Ona ‘

only son of Jiiiiies Steuait, grocer,| pus `

.iid a car of logs, whoii, without l

Robert M of Edmonton -Alta,

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he home of J. P. Waterbury, oflt

ith M. was united in marrin to t

. Geldart, sister of the groom. Tbeld ride was liecomingly goivnefi iii. oyiil blue with hat to match and h

aluabla presents of furniture, silver-lc; 'are and china - from relatives zindll

riends in Boston, Moncton andi

to All Saints._(‘burch, (‘ardignn, lietltcmllllm Ml._ and Ml-B_ Geldm-tfS

briited hy Rev. Dr. McMillan, after t which all that was mortal of a lov- ll ing daughter, ri kind sister and an l

where Requiem High Mass was cele- left on lllc (~_ l>_ ll_ on ll weddingland _of the Nativity Of Saint -IDU"

rip to l‘. E. Island. Both bride aiid§B___ _ _

To those liercuvrd is extended lioartfclt synip.-ithy. liiiiy fier soul rest in pence. Patriot and Exiimiiier

please cop H

H. I., is visiting in this province M

und is spending a. short time in this .l his niitive city. He is a son of the lute Henry Wiidman, Victoria, nnd h formerly lived in this city where be ___ received his early education. t

lfev. Mr. Wadman is one of the b

Missionaries of the Methodist Church

:iiid hiis been connected with that P work for the greater part of his

life. For the past seven years he dl’ luis labored in Honolulu and is now PM visiting friends and relatives here. U"

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room ure well known in Moncton,l¢ lr.

There passed away nt the Elliottls

9th your of her age. The funeral 3 ook place Wednesday afternoon nt‘F. er late residence, 9 Dearborn St.,i__ nd was largely attended. Delega-lw

ions were present from Arbiitiis Re-l

l~e,,l,,l.,l,ll. llc l,l-eaclled in this city mer D Goodwin was funeral director F

on two occasions-in Grace Church in 8" the morning nnd in the First Metho- BU

dist church in the evening. SC0tf» HHFIOW R~ Bmfhclder- Benlauti

ln Grace (‘.hiii'ch he preached to a m

large congre ation. He took as l B MH

g ii

text “What is Man That Thou Art re

.\iiiidful of Him" nnd delivered from ily

in C. Cann and Benj. W. Nichols ,in any e lll_llll_ fill. ny beautiful floral offerings were§deem ceivod. Interment was in the fam--Of the let them rs- " tl ==sis§;l lot at Pine Grove (`e'nietery. Beifelllif Il_0 " ° t- U

these words nmost inspiring and sides her husband she leaves two’

helpful discourse. l br

ln the evening the were present nt the funeral.

dist (`hurcb

ilnn been established in Montague River,

Work.

vouni: P.

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lrllli Prince Edward Island navigatorsl

ll he interested iii the followlngllmme

Sand- announcements from the Marine De-l

others and two sisters all of whom

rtment:-A black barrel buoy has

E. Island, in 10 fccf. of water on

I-IOE

grocers and shoe stores.

far leather-Shade lie Weather

POLISH

you have a. last- Polo comes in

_ ~, W 1 M christian men in

urdoch MacKenzie f riiierl f dune §0me~Opp»Ortune modmcations In R331? i1rcElIir:i?:lilt1l0fA€`;b1tr1;l, llzgtlbollqilgt; Cherished ‘md reSl’”°te‘l by ‘lu m‘"'S`

_ llolle Valley” l, E l' 0,lU_ll,ney;2l3l;the h°°le“l.as'l:_lc:;tL":lW as tl’ sggceg? 'Aiixillary of Moncton' were present ters and co-workers in his Iintliers w iicii was just leiiving the station nti _ _ '. ' ' " . ¢H¢l'VHl1c° ° 9 “ya _° ' and ` l g d gt ll' vineyard. He never reccived .i salary

Mt' l"_‘l"S(.“cgldelm_allY klll_ed_ ill: Jug-_ For men_ today traverse with _marvel- hour awa;er;_l_'_e_l’t°?_;8';__o*;'_l_ pgggenrlig but looked to

,mlz y.,lleln§lccrl‘1sn; ’e“m,lll_0U9_ Fltllllfllgy the ZI;_€0»tl»§5f' d;_5tBr_‘§es the interests of lyllsslmls Ml-5 R C brend iievor went hungry, .ind had ii. _ _ rr. _ ii \_c c was in- y_ an an sea, an_ roug wi._er, T lt ___ t _th 1 - _ »ll_~ ~ sumclént mme!

eiiililfil of the .I_. lx. lleiich (‘o.lfacilities far travelling find readier w:lc_;__l_)$s’tlfe“ v§’s_lO_; ;"_$“__ f:_‘_1_¢y’;§¥l able mm to cally the time _of the sad accident hclaccess to those nations where the dial manner __ ____mb____ ___ the Mo__c_ Wol_k_ H0 has lml_ cllltllell mul help. _ attempting to pass 5 cbainlnumber of Eeast days of precept is ton ladies les .___ , ell to Sturt mlm

_ - _ ' _ h' 't "ll

s iiistiiiitaiieoiis. The deceased wnslcnused by frequent 'Feast days. Fin- ¥_[)'ns‘ §;___i£_'nt(`_;’f"ltr_§"__"rlfl1- gr I§_r°I‘l°r‘l_§ hl;§e1_ll'. M _Use

imi-ried iiiid was about thirty-fivelally the daily increasing cost o_f_the‘ l branch Ol. the W 'M "S `l 'tllé ' hm was am” A The injured yeml if age' i>Mr` Mimxenziie is15iur"nlic;Bl11;ii?;u(i;l|lli;tm:il§ss;lvli:=d‘fJ§§i§ death of her husband 'sua' the slum! ...*0n Sunday nvfninfr. Msust W1-

er y a erenvei mo ier, rs.»B _ _ __ . _ ll . f tl_ ll l ll.l{ ,Wu aiior.MacKenzie of_ Hose Valley, Ol H1088 WHO Km” the“",h‘fmg 'hy lab- érlilllyltbzrcl <1;?>‘r;:§r?K tt)hew;-yliliépilzl/lixlisy Qgstel-(lr tbitizelifs U( nm \ e m

two brothers and seven sisters, 0l` m&y__D0l» be Y-90 GNBH Interrupted. . _ . _ __ ’ ~ _‘ll

_ A _ For _Buch reasons repeated »lletl_ 0f_thq Shediac Auxiliary for lier in passed auoy, Born nt bontli L. e

wh a"°"‘J' ‘ "drew °f R059 Val' llons _-parllcnlarly _ln_»__l_lleée lat‘{l._ 'her-_great sorrow. At the` close of the some sevciity-iievcii yi-urs asv, the v _ - _ » - _ ; . ' , ll th H l session the visiting ladies were en- youngest child of sl___J_l_sf_`I_;"5;;l°';l._;"Fc£;f§Uilrglrg lg-l;l_?;e€_3a¥alTl_ee l_’_3e£h;:“6l,eFt_'_;st gaysoolll tertained at five o’c1ock tea on the Fraser and his

rl€,l‘ __ l,O,lql,_,t of carnations and from servile work_ remains in force

milux. Little Miss Grace Burns, of‘0U1Y for the rouowmg dnysl xl llflnq

_ _ ortlnnd, Me., acted as flower girl. °Ye_rY Su"d“y' the_Feas"§ .U e 8

ning the praises of God for ever :ind The ceremony was llellmmell lll,(lel_tiv_ity, of the Circumcision, of thle

ii arch of evergreen. Rev. GideonlEPlDh““Y and of th? t_ABcle';sl:0nI0_ \\'im ofliriated. A recherche lunch-,Our Lord Jesus Chris - of the An;

was served at the close of the m&¢Ul?~tE C0“°9Ptl°" and °M th” _

emoiiy. The bride received nianyi5UmPtl0l1 Ol Blesied MFWY 9 er 0

_ George at home in Summerside, also struck by a trolley cur, and asking

Neu \ork loved

(rod foi his daily

and fiienils to en

on his God given

1 od inn in life.

ess' Ala? increased commerce and pon mg and speakmg ' ‘ ye 1lilzl?<>i‘s"\\'ill follow

up iiiid call him

Alexander Fraser,

the late Alexander wife (nee Jiiiinet

iPHrS0nngc lawn, and thc weather be- Stewart) \vlio arrived from Perth- inir very fine. fi very eninyulile time siiiru, scutiiinii, in 1817, he cou- was spent by all present.--Moncton llucledfthe Old lv,-user lmlm-Stgiid with Ex' the trziditioniil zciiernsity and hospi-

THURSDAY. _ l l-l gll fl - l -\ li_

At' Immmmel Church' Alberta- rl" rgtlrgil dn :l\\'e)l‘l-irlitrlixixetd lgoliillclediicci

lfriiayl July __7th, _a qui_ef_; wefldillil leaving the aiicesti-nl acres with his B‘;';sle1;“ce'l0¥'mi';lyMlsi_f I‘f$;‘;2a€'_‘;_‘;_°_e only sou. (lf more _than ordinary in- suutii 'i.ouauii, und until recently milf’-“°;‘°°l““d_‘;°lla;"§fl1;'l‘;°;l‘f§ ";';’f_‘f teacher at Amisk public school, -.in s_u 192.8' ll: em ml model glmgt this province, was married to James "erm mlm ls n . _ Ramsay Mo0l.e_ farmel._ Ol- Amlsk_ T_h0ugli_i1aturally conservative in his

and formerly of Crapaud, Prince Ed- dlsposltmn' he"YaR foremost m eylerv ward lslal,d_ fl-he l.ectm._ the Rel._ laudable enterprise that he coiisicer- Dl._ (~0al.d_ 0l.l=lclatl,,_,_l_ Ml.s_ (~all_ ed for the good of the community, beck_ of Hlll»dlsty_ attended tllvl and his_ Judgment was :ilwnys wortliy hl.lde_ ' of coiisuleration. Some thirty-three ; years ago he iiiarried ‘Miss Iiizzic

Needham, of Bay Fortune, who pre- deceased him by a good mniiy years,

' , leaving oiic siii-.viving son, Mayiiiii-il. |10 FUR MY SKIN- TIJRTURED BABY.

ighest degree opportune to diminish he number of Feast days declared by

he counsel of Our Venerable Broth-

nys as follows: ' ' I. The ecclesiastical precept _of caring Holy Mass and of abstaining

_Two sisters,`Isnlicllu nnd (lliristy, are left to niourn. Two other sisters Jessie and Margaret, Mrs. Alexander llobcrtsoii, and his three broth- ers, Donald, .lolin and Robert, have

od; of the Holy Apostles Peter 'and ______c be__o_____

aul; and finally of All Saints.

6 Disc

' it l ' - H 't 1 _ three daughters Grettu at ho e, th r f ll Cliri-tiniis, that 1 i rlideiziasxlilixillfl lihout‘:liile;tl1‘cli?§lEltlll§l The Roman Pontme' rupreme Yu* Lena, Mrs. Hiram Langille, Wgdt- Gzfd Ixllllyei-Zia; upusoineoii; to fill his PRlCE $1-00

n___g_ - itodians and moderators of ecclesiat ville N ll and Jennie who was at place and Collllnlle llle wolll -l~lll.l

' ' ' ' '_ ‘ "_ _1 ,` ,' l THE NEEDLE SELECTS THE TUNE

'riie iieuensed entered tue hospital-l§:_’§ln:l_f(f"’lg‘°'llggléenlfrmgyslgff fha the tune visiting her sister Mrs Lan- inte MP 0 0011110* WHS 1* Pflest "fi

.. . ,. . .- ,- ' _ l ' ‘. _ i' ‘ HEAR IT AT THE NEAREST VICTOR-BEl’Ll’VliR DI-`ALFR'S ew d.-iys .igo, suffciiiig with an at- l f _ C ft glue- and Wh” rmve been t\3l08l`8Pl\€fl the Roma", (“th01‘c (hurch "h'lc_‘fl \ - - --

l: of alipeiidicitis and this was fol~laBsw:llgg§fd 110111 Cllgffglslagspgolflz for. The sympathy of many ig eytend, his cohverslon thousands of catlioliti.

qpecinl to Thr- (v\i.iihi.iii N[#‘\V (lI,»\\(.(J\V ine l-lhc Re-

bekah Ai~si-iiiblv fiiii-licil its business nnd the instnllatioii of oifiicis foul: place

Tlicic uns only one coiitcwt in thi

election of ofliu-i~. th.if. foi W.iiileii nt which Mrs. liiiidcw, Si Stephen, wus \'iClLo!‘ ri\'0r Mrs 'l‘liiiiiic:~:, West- ville.

A reception was teiidcri-d last cven~

ing by the Ri-lii‘k;ilis of New Gins- gow.

The Westville Ifubckiili Iioilge won

the silver lo\‘iii_; cup for iiiitinting the largest iiuiiiber during thc yi-nr.

_ ll`orty-seven was the iiiiiiilier iiiitiii- e _ There nri- iii :ill 700 dclegiitcs iii‘

attendiince iiiiiong tlieiii about ii ibm-

froiii (‘liiirlottctiiwii.

Tliose \\'lio'li-i`t li:-rc on Monilnvl

Mr. (irockctt of .\'i-.w (lliisgow who took tlieiii up l<l:i.\‘t ~.ii\'i-r to New Lil:is;:o\v in zi iiiotor liii;lt__ 'l‘l|g Sllil ivns ii dcliglitfiil one :ind was grciitly enjoyed.

nnanimns ' l

At the Rebeknli session 'Fuesdiiy

morning 59 members were given thi- assenililyxlegree and each rect-ivcil ii souvenir llcbelinli Embleiii.

During the session thc retiring l'ri\-

nry assoiy, (`li.\.rloti.eto\\ii, \\ .‘i

presented with .ri iiiaigiiificciit boiiniii-tl from Golden Link Lodge, New illzis-l gow. In the evriiing- the l’i|'tou Lodge gave an excellent cxemplificu- tion of the liclieknli degree.

The silver loving cup :iwnrded by

the President Miss I-lssory to the lodgcf having the largest iiumbcr of initiatioiii-i was pres(-.iii.ed to (‘ryst:il Fountain Lodge, No ll, Westville.

The officers installed for tb" -

Tit liige i|ii|r‘.\‘~u‘ iii, iiii-iiibii iii

:ind lodges iliiiiiilf thc iii'-i yiuii his ii so iiil'.inL ge .wi venue The 1|-ciiipis fioni iliiiii-is uloni- tot..illed Sill! .ind ioi i.u|»plies $7ili.l.'i

- .

' EN(1AMPMldNT -

'Phe iiieniliorship nt the end of ltllll

was 1123. ilu- iiuiii'-bei' of riirniiipiiii-iilii was Ili.. '|‘hc nuiiiber of i-ii<';iiii|»= mi-nfs .lrriu Jill, lllll, \v:in Ili, ilu- iiiciiilicia-=l.ip l‘lll_ iiicludiiii: l'ri-iiiiei; eiiciiiiipiiu-iit :il'ciiclied.

The folloiitiigf olliccrs were elccfi-il

Tuesdziy 1- ‘ Grand l':i1.i-li:i'cli--ll. Goiidy, Yur- iiioiith ` Grniid lliyrli l’ricst--F‘. W. l`oK,

'I'riirn.

(lriiiid .\`i-nior \"'.'ii'd:-ii ~ ltizfua lif\i',f‘l`R.

iiioriiing ivi-,ni inet ` iii. l‘ictou by iillm N"‘,"` ilmsgow' l.

‘-inrl `;i~|ii'ei:i\iii:i 'i\'c-l". (‘rof‘kcit,

I-liipi-vscil.

Griiiiil .luziior Wiirdcii -ll. l"iilroiiri',

W\‘Si,\'illf‘.

flriiud M;\i`sl\:ill-(l~coi‘|gc Il. l.i\\'l‘,

l.uiif»iil>iirg.

(`.r:ind Siuitiiii-l-.loliii Joscelyii, Anti-

gnnish.

ll.-l»\if_\< fliwiiiil .<leiiiig:ii-S. l*. Fblivll.

Fred:-rirloii.

SAGE TEA WILL

Rldeiit of the lteliekali zisseiiilily_ l\fl_i_il\:_=_l

R1-sinre iradi<i_u_1id Gray flair 'fo Niitiiral Color- Dandruff Quickly lfcmoved

'I‘|i<<i-c is iii.il.»iig new ailiiiiit flu- idiii oi' iisin_- .nge for i-ustoi'iiu7 l|"”

.or of i.iii Uni 'ri-iii i'_r:iiid-

. . he

_ _ G ll_ l le l,l.ly,lmstel ln thllithe first on the Sunday following t

uffectionate friends, was laid to rest. llecorlle l‘_~_;:lnll;_vu§ Muclllne (~l,lllllgny_2n1neteenth day of March, the __Fea_s_t

lOl,l.l,,,, Elm ii-emaining fixed on the nine een

lday of March if that day falls on a

ospitnl Mnnclicster, N, H.. Sundnv cedmg the Feast or the Holy

' _ .ii zu, uni, ‘vir'_‘A __ _ _ .

llcv. Dr. J. W. Wadmnn, Honolulu, '3]§lrll“;;Hi,_ ll,_ll10l,;ll ln; llllsg (lhllslllniiltoo, of Corpus (.hi-.sti, equally with

II. The Feasts of Saint Joseph, 7 _-

pouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

aptist, both with Octave, shall be lebrated as in their proper place;

unday; thc other on the Sunday pre-

postles Peter and Paul. The Feast,

Ill

ls the Despnii-ing Cry of Thousands of

baby?" How many worried, wori:-out

_l_.._

Mothers. A Scofchwomiin Telll How Her Child was Cured.

"What can I do for my skin-tortured

others, whose children ure suffering with

letter or uiliur torfuriiig, disilgiiriiig have as-kefl flicinsi-lve.~i iliL~i quesllonl

neglect or iiiiproper iicninient,

HE GOT WHAT

_ ~ “ll (‘<l Lllie l‘ '. ` l,

suing year for the ltcbckulis ure: lll,,l|,l.,~s kl.l,|_ l_|,,.l,- |,,¢k,., iuilf, .lurk

, ..

lresideut iiiid floss I> iisin a "i~r:\'i‘l"1\~

-Mrs._ Mary Miitlicsoii, “Lady Miiito" ll-llpllfll-¢.|~ ,tin-ill liiiirgfell oiif.ho|- look

*N0 23. Sl»‘l`ll\lZliill. on ii dull fiuled oi' sti-naked :il»pi-.ii'-

. Vice l’i'i-sidi-iit iiiicu they Yiiiuile ii brew of suit# l"=I\"'*‘ Mrs. Annie (lrniit, "(lolilcn Link" No _tml _ll,l,`ll,,|| lt to tlmll. ll_lll._ “lib

2» N"“' Gll\’*KU“'- ivoiidi-i-fiilly beneficial effect.

Warden Nowiiiliivs we doii't. have to i-<»:¢oi'i

Mrs- ‘mlm rlllldowi "Ull‘/0" -l\"‘ 13. to old-tiiiie tii'ei~ioiiic iiii-ibod.~= of

St- Sl-UDll0"- g:if,liei'iiig tlic lierlis :ind iiizikiiur ll"'

. - Secretiii-y .__ v- ~ , kl|[i|| i~|ii~iiii>=|,~= ' Mrs. Mary l\lcl(eaii, "ll||ili" No E0,ll,|,.€l_l.l_Hlll;,,|lB lt:,_m:.llkyl|%,l, it oiii-.-i~l\'i~s,

N9"-h S-V'l""Y lr""`l""-'~"‘l)- U :ind :ill we have iii do is to will “fl V

., _ _ . .. _~ - - ‘v'l el Oct ve, shall be celebrated, ln) loi of (franiille, P.L.l_i in the P21 ilnegltg __m’;e__ __l__cC_ on the S_m_

ay after the Most Holy Trinity. thc

emaining attached to the Friday

kah Lodf-Te "nd D"rryn°l‘1 Lndgelspoken of above the Feast of Patrons ‘ls .‘;=::'.‘;°.‘:.“..2::‘°;_§‘»;--~-- '-° “~- J

- “ _ 'i iowever, may rans er 6 B0 em

cted by the Rey. R. J. Elliottvlcelebrntion of them to_ the Sunday ___ ___ __ tor of St. _Pauls M. E. (.hurchllmmellllltelv l0ll(~,“~jng_ i""=’*'~"'~- ' ~'-"1-<"i

d the Amphion qunrtet sung. El- 1v_ If in any

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d the pall-bearers were: Andrew B. mately abolished or nton, Edwin L. (lorey, Forrest. nothing be done ll’l§’

1.-rupfloii has ilevi-lupi.-ii into s

und iinslghily nfilii-tion. Siiiiple full, und ones are lilul.

harsh sufleilng is

east of the Sacred Heart of Jesus ________ _______

TED

iti th O t _ i' ii¢i\_= '

Ill 'Fo ctlilre ecclesiastical precept ` ;:_1:gl};’_l(;_l_nl?J;_llItal(;;:£llns‘st

Chicago, Ill.-“I suffered from ti fc-

msle weakness and stuiiiucb trouble.

and 1 went to‘fhi store to get a bottli- of' Lydia E. Pink. ham’s Vegetable

. ._ Compound. but the _iliiiill clerk did not want lililiii to let inc have it-

he said it was no

good and wanted nic o try soiiiethliig

_ else, but liiiowing /5,( N au about ii 1 iu. slsted nnd finally

got lt, and I am so

any one

exists indicate(

` Ml

"“ l ilill

ill i

on with See.

,..',... ‘iii-

any one

ll. all if

J' 4

_ any one of

Feasts we wish preserved

should da conse "°"

’l‘ri~_nsui‘i-r

Mrs. .lnnle Mc(lowiiii, “Pi-:ii'l" No El,

llfonctoii (re-i-lecteil).

‘_ Miwsliull

Miss Mary Lciiry “Woorlbinn" No 53.

Upper "Ln Have".

Mrs. Wiiterfield,` "~_liiriiet" No 30,

Dartmouth.

(‘.onduei.or

Mrs. Mellenn, ‘_‘i~lciiview" No 47.

(lutsiile (lunrd

Mrs. lfciifrice liiiptlioi-iifi, Alpha No

lil, Dliarlottctoivn.

Uiitslde (luurd

Mrs. llridge Liippliii-c, No 47, St.

John. -

Mrs. linptlinriic is nlso District Dc-

luity for Alphu ltcbeknh Lodge, No 10, (llinrliittetown.

’I"unsduy evening the Decoi-ritinn of

(lliiviilry was coiiferrcd oil President Essory, Charlottctnwii by llcpiirt- mentnl Pommniiilcr Hurt of thc I-liili- fiix Canton. '

the rcaiily-iiiiide proiliict, \\'.\"`ll' *l rluiise iiiid Sulphur l-fiiii' Iii-iiii-fly. "““' tiiiiiiiig sage in the pi'ri|u~i' ==li'i\iii:1li, with the ndditioii of siilpliiirv =\""'l"'r nhl time scnlp ri-iiicdy. _

’|‘|ie iiiiiiiiifiictiii'ers of this i~i-iiioili

rlllllklilill ':iiitlioi‘i7.i-_ ilrugglsts to sell if, iiiulvi'

giiiiriuitec that the iiioiiey will l"' ""' fuuilcil if it fails to do exiicl-l)` 1*” ""` liriisclifi-il.

'|‘liii-i pi'epni‘ntion is offered U' lllr

public :it fifty cents ii bottli-, :ind in i'i-coiiiiiieiidml rind sold by all drill!- izists. _ _.

HW-cinl iiiti-iif.s and wliolesnlc di.~=_fiI'

biitors for Uliiirlottetiiwn, l~l..\_._ l‘<*f*' fer. Siinuyside Bt-. nnd Mu|\_iiii\_|:". llrug Un., Kent nnd Grciit in-oil_1. Hts. - ‘

solemnly and with a large

or fiisyting, we

and we grnnt the also for Feasts nf

by this law of

it happen that they he

people.

new proof of Apos- we nourish the cer-

all the faithful even

lD‘&

nov! 1 uni

of ibn Cutkura

the frruiinent

by lrlrs. ll. A. Ave.. Deficit.

glad I did, for it has cured me

men have been cured by Lydia El ink.

hope

days which we now remove number of those of strict will no less than before show

of their piety towards God their veneration for the and that on the other Feasts are preserved by the Church will care with greater diligence before for the observance of the

even such as

to the con- ,

the

YQ!

CBD

O \‘\ ‘ `

. ~ _ _ _. _f

"I know of so man cases where wo. UDDFFTIII-OWS >"F' ` 1/dh' ' -4'

- L i _ ‘ ’

ham’s Vegetable Compound thatgcuii I" lu” _l1°“°"\l f“l""`*- Ulf' S!r""‘l ` _ \‘~. I ’ fr-

say to every suffering woman if that "“"‘r'"` “alll Um* f-Went?-f0\"` WHT* f i‘»’ '," 1 4 medicine does not he_l_l> her, there is “E” the Grnnfl Lnllizc inet in New » ,'_._; ~- - _ . '|_i1 ` hbtbing that wlll."- rs. JANs'rzxr, Glasgow. ‘ i ‘ - " . ;

2968 Arch St., Chicago, Ill, Twenty-four yenrs ago there were D nf- f» in :‘:,€.°.¥;°‘;i.“:.:°.:‘:-5" r.“..?.i?.’;i. 'x:r"';:.-i S- M°fs°~f ' ‘»'°”‘¥°

000 members. There were two Ile- TORQNTO'-_-_,

WOIDRH

ll'l0l`0

bekah lodges with fffty~fivc members, and now there are are fifty-five lod-_

ges nnd 4,467 members.

Ten I. O. 0. F. lodges and two Re-

bekah lodges were instituted during

the year. _

During the last decade there has been an lncreriss of membership from] 5.628 to 9,928. The number of lod- ges instituted during the inet decade il as follows: 1902, one, 1908, two; °°|“"°l*‘°°° ~ ,“l“,|

~ _ _ »_~ sis.:-:.°i‘2.'.=..a?.i‘ii_ir'-..--»»-I

1904. nvu, mos, two, mos, two, , “du

I907. four: lima, nun; mos, tum, ‘ lm” °' 1.010. _ slr 1911 un~ totni :inn - i - ul-

F if dbg Ill Dlellnnl l'.-.`r£f.'i.'°.":.".’.7'§".=:-.‘r°.i.‘:&.."°.°ar.'.t°:2» A nun-can mms an Dv *‘*°"

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