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C ' '- _ ' ' -` .. »..._i--, .' _ __ ~ ~,`» ._e_._.... -.- ` Cegme Correct instruction elven te' E$°"°_"" D"”‘°‘ 3°’/‘ lincuAer.‘hwrtri|v ' =°_ EVER
aoaln noon mpiri china' osts.- Auroaiosnnt Aosncissl-owing!!! '*"'|°°“- -gym” m°°""° “` , A ` " I N -
6 .setter cols. setter chin.. ite ri nurture in the more-no oenortsfww YORK oonssnvsroaii or §§‘””"“_°°;‘_ £2? :_ '”‘° ‘“‘””Y °‘ “W 1"' l'”°h°¢l
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U l I om' " - - 1624-2-10-lligment the wrong agents were given in! MUSIC _ I “tn” “ Pe” l*/-'l_-lrlihy of Panmure :island acknow-
trsae-nisrlioafyo s v raven uiislitfui
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"uah:'l;'w_ mom ¢pon~it-ispcept' no substitutes. Colonial-Windsor __
nrnuurs an; no - they liavebecn tested aulivproved by you nm; your neighbor!-' ue;-»_“al_labI|_i-Place your order early with
you Ma, C,|°n|_¢i gong- We have agents in your locality.. Get in tuilrl day. mmm” of mu “pen _ _
_ WINDSOR MADE- _
'nh mem or iommuuieato with ua, or our general agent A. If Bell, Summ 45,, for further inforidauea'and arises.
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Pi-esbytery _
The third regular meeting of the supply to Provincial g_o\/ernmén p_E, Island Presbytery of the United which request copies of the Pact
church oi' Canada convened in Paris, to he placed in the schools an gellrtz Memorial Hall on Tuesday. Dil motion lt was resolved that a Lecture at' A_ Home as C03 show L. ERAL CONSEBVATWE M“:T_ lleb- 4lll' “V 11 °'.m" fn" °h“u'm°°'l °°mmm'°° b° °PP°1“':°d W m"°"’1°" rooms on Tuesday eevning at 8 waxing ' chu-iotgoiown Conserv- gev. J. Stirling. bf Montague, led in the Department of Eduebtiun with a 0-c1°¢k_ 1593_2_8_2| mv" ue "queued to meet m th
d ' L `
A communication was read rega
1118 the offer of Premier `King
devotional exercises and the court view of securing suitably frame
pissed to the consideration of a copies of the _Pact of Paris for -th
lengthy docket of business. Revs. G. schools of the province.
"ro appointed a business-_coninlittee sented the names of three young men Tuesqay "om" poo u¢h_ st 3 . £rmiacted_ , ”3°_2_m_u tho “ook from Amorgoan qua,-bel-,_ _ pr, Ayers reporllnglor the Dr. Flor- B8 candidates for the ministry, Ja it o'o1°¢|¢_ _ ' 1593_2_8_m\ -_ _ - i . gt°a‘_';;°‘lof1a:tt°:e;_' uc, Mmay mo moo tengo thot. sheen, Garland Brooks and Alton _ _.___ I Em-|NGS__Th¢ consolidates Mining rnu smelling ' ° ' o vineent. Rev. ceo. sornen, chair- Ev"Nc'E"'ST C M "°h“‘ M“”“"“°
r man of the committee of students,
up to Jun. 1, 1930, Presbytery ha contributed $875.25. RSV. Mr. Friiw
fpflnliy Church, Suinmerside, had in close touch with* the students fo
’ th the ministry and riloved that Presby-
given an additional $110.00 for
upkeep of the car. - nesigilations of pastoral charge
e ' .
tery follow more fully the _instruc
were presented by Rev. Geo. Ayers, of and oversight of candidates. _
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Tryon, Rev. J. P. Kaye, Hampton and Court were extended to the chairma lov. iienry cook, nloleiora. onres- of the Home Mission Committee and ins to the indisaositlon °l' RW- sw” to ull interested. ei-.in British colurnbis, to the onset si`nd'ah_ on
clutlon ihesc were received to be UW 'hi-Umall °f UW M15-'>10lllll'Y BH
_ _Ii/falgitenance Fund' Committe for Moorhead Legato B. D., of Montreal.; the fumes from the company’s plants. '
Z' Wh° is feuevmg d“"mg me mm” °f ' INSPECTOR' QF sCH0oLs'°M"' Several millions of dollars ls' involv- Studebaker """"°""'°"
Rev, W, Brueo Muir, offleistoel, tak-_T. Grove Caric_r,__who for the last ed in the sum Second_ me com_ Shell Union
ding for his subject, the song r-1|three years has been Principal of pmys eamings to some ex__e__t_ Westinghouse
Solomom chapter _‘_ verse 16_ ..Awake]con;,r-ol School _at Trail. B. C., has Thh_d_ '_h0.decnne is _attributed to U. S. Steel ................... 0 north wind; and come -thou south resignedl the Prlnoipolship to accept the liquidation of 5 large block of ilellow (Eb
o
transmitted to the settlement com
mittee of conference. Rev. M. D. MacDollnl<l, of Belfast and Belle iriver tendered his resignation on the cathy of Presbytery was tenders grounds of illliealth. On motion this
was mc,-foo to o, oommmoo to con; Elliott in their illness and trouble.
fer ivitil the congregation and t
he
clerk was instructed to convey to Mr. Macilonnlcl, the resolution of Pres-
bytcry, cxplessing sincere _sympathy MR,s_ G_ “_ MYERS' MONTAGU
lllld czirilest hope for. an early re covery. '
A quiet hour of meditation and prayer on the theme “The Abundan Life" led by the chairman, brough
to li close the moming session. At the afternoon session the score tary gave li survey 'of _the work of th
year. While a full si.atistlcal_repor
C
was not available at this stage re- 5.h°""1Y “nerward P°‘””d “'W°l"
ports sllowcd progress un'd that 25 had been received intothe member- ship oi the Church throughout Pres- bytcry. The report ol the Chairman, oi Religious Education, revealed the great llmountof work that is being accomplished by the Sunday Schoo Orgnllizations and the mid-week activities. There has been develop- ment and progress in the Young Peoples' work, and a marked increase in the number secdring Credits for work done in the Teacher Training Course. . ,1 - The report of the _Missionary and Maintenance Fund committe was presented by the Chairman, Rev. Dr. stint. on several charges there has been s. gratifying ,increase in con- tributions over the past year. A good number of charges their obieclives, some going beyond, mak- liis the total tor Presbytery the splendid amount of $20,000. ' but as some charges failed to raise their rllotnent. this sum was ai,ooo short of the allocation accepted by Pres- bytery. Rev. F. si. soothroyu for the i-ioine Mission Committee reported that of 33 charges in Presbytery. _ll are sid mtlvlns. this is a reduction of two from lost year, Wellington being am- llsomiited with Richmond Bay East and Bideford and Vernon»Or- well uttaining self support, effecting “ Slilliiii of large grants. It* was re'- solved that Presbytery convey to Orwell-Vernon its appreciation of the nchievement. i Requests for iiriiiiis totaling |6151 were received "ld i'ccom_mend_ed. This amount is slszi less- than the sum recom- mended last year and is an encour- Bslug indication of our Drosroll to-
0 Jessie Leawood was born in
i form. ` __ _ . fd.
their faithful discharge of the im- portant duties. On motion the sym-
l'..ev. J. A. Nicholson and Rev. G. E.
it is now some weeks since Mrs.
G. ul. Myers was _suddenly called
Q early ln' the morning she went to
the home of her son Gordon in New Perth. she returned _in the exter- noon and was attending to her us-
] Perth. For the 'last seven years the
ried they had their/ first -llome in the some oonrmlililtl- 1fl}'»_¢_l‘- ¢l\°y'1`i=' moved to Brudenell and to New
resided ir-|.Monta¢uc. _
Besides the som-owing husband
there are their children Milton L.. wireless operator at Canso. Gordon in New Perth, Mrs. Gbvin Reid oi
victoria Cross, and Mrs. wiliisj W‘illia.m.son o'f l'lil~vfi-h°l'li°» M ~
and Robert Wood. two sisters, Mrs. Wm, Masters and Mrs. ChristoPll¢ AD0l'Il. 'in the passing 01 Mr#-'-Myer tli°
congregation of the United Church has lost one of its' splendid wvinen.
his ooulilry. Milton enlisted in his teens and during his absence early my berlin' to sonar in her heir. To speak of her -faithfulness and devotion as wife and mother in the home, of her-hospitality which on account-_of her hus‘ba.nd’s f occupa-
whlch never failed. or-her loving and dellgent ministratilm where there was illness, to speak of these is only to refer to facts well known tn her friends. But more needs to be eaidio make the picture true to life, or even partially so. i
“Drop thy still dews of quietness, Till all our striviius cease:
stress,
‘ And lot our oredered lives con-
`fes _ ‘
Them survive two brothers Henri*
'rake from Qui' souls the strain and
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sas 'ribs Announcement o
COME T0 THE Chevrolet Chassis
ister' of Agriculture. Miss Mary Mo-
cation, within easy rea or _Bradal bnne Station. almost al ide-school
li not mis by private li\l°- Wm March lst. will he sold on that ditto at 2 p. ni., on the premises by itali-
we
'l`his.is an ideal farm foi' potato __
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"°"""` "°""‘ 'm' """ °' hm' "".' notional steel cor 'ill/.
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and convenient to "churches, mills. and other centres. ' ' !
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""‘“ eommitttee rooms over the Canadia
° llEAK"l‘llE STORY oi the great~_ Bank of gommoyoo Thursday, th est Chevrolet in Chevrolet history at tgigcenth day of Foo,-oo;-y, oi;
Ayers, J. P. 6. Fraser and T. Wilson The session of O'Lesry charge pre- A_ _mime as C035 showroomsf on o_clo__k_ Important busmus _ to b
e
Fai mg air Turn to a proven hair grower -Minard's of course. Will cleanse scalp of dandruil and promote a healthy, glossy growth. ~. " . Rub into scalp four times ‘weekly. -
'Phe beeuty of Thy pesos." llc auction. ` ..._----
wud selirvvbort. ___ _ Army to. N A R
ca f_ro_ln_the oongrelation m ouoogoo ohio pesos d ' ‘ JAMES D. FLOOD. _- \ ._ .
Tryon to nov. J. r.. Lund, orsunny H” ° A __ In » » - south Melville; l 1 __ _
snows. nmsntea-to turoviirt lm* it mittee iron in depths s quiet of to ` ‘
'-__¢._.............e.;....;.--».- on _ oonanue. though Bell & Mlthiesou. '
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tin theeveninashtrworkdoiw. Bible was her most constant
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mvha” aruiwhvgnezx Solliiltofl Go., _ __ _ 1 N N T
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of A New York opinion on Interns _. tional Nickel states thdt a resump- of tion of Canadian buying has been
noted in the stoclc in the last two
“L weeks. New Yorl:`_ brokerage houses,
which were prominent in this stock' in the last two years,.when .it scored lspectaoular gains, have been execut-
e ing some of the orders. It is con- n` tended in Wall Street that ‘the Can- e adians insist tllat the property has 8 great potential values, which will - c eventually draw lnorc attention to
CRYSTALS vs' ABEGWEITS- meetings at the Baptist Church ` chrysler D¢Cli'llIl8 game.for P. E. 'I. Hockey gh;-oughout the past wook hwe been Consolidated Mining and Smelting Kennecott' """""°`
added that the Young People of stressed the importance of keeping Championship. Special train leaves largély ,mendeg md d¢,p1y ingot- recorded a very good gain yesterday Montgomery Ward
r for summerslde Tuesday, February emu; vew_p°we,.fu1m.mom by the and opening today at 276_ up 41 Nash M°__o__s_
ri Fulton was well attended. Rev- R-_ _ J _.___ that their land has been dernsged by St 'd G ,_ ,im
Ml 8.5 ' ..--.oo-r..
wind; blow 'upon my garden that the an appointme`nt,on thejnspectoxe to _:__ I. ____ _S _ _ ____ _ o wor
_ . spicés thereof may blow auto. M;._i_°f Schools for Brmsh Columbm h 1; __ _:Y m8_;___;§: _____i;__os¢_:_e____o_s ni, ;";e"_;_ Amer-, Buyers
In 'Anim M°sh" sang with "ect in' headqumters at - Pen"'ct'°"' B' C' ial reason to account for the dro Amer' Wawmorks 6" Em' °"'
terpretation the- lovely tenor solo Principa1~Cartcr'was tile recipient 0! 1 P as Alleghany Corp
E - - ar as they know so that the tliird _ .
--step By step," while the sntlienl valued presents as well as flattering ’ _ Bendix Aviation ....
h ol B0 d me assumption would appeal to have the C m -cial so] cms
during the offertory was “How love- addresses from the Sc o ar , _ . om er v ........ ly' are Thy Dwellings." `_ teaching staff and pupils of Central m?I_sl§'e'°s':_:;'_:;:_T_n T; \?xhs°'3;g'pubuc Commonwealth do So
t fl`°ll'l U5- 'Phil dal’ BUSY- Cl'll‘lSvl'liilS '"1' ' school’ au e"pr"ss""e of regret at ms utility stocks and steels in New York Cumss wrmht
' srunsnrs A1' snoivr counss coins away. while MH- Omer WHS has as et found no en H _ H Famous Pisyers
-The following-is e ust of the young the guest of honour at a charminsiv sh ewdl b. - I: °° 5'” 5°; V' Peolrsru ladies who attended the course under arl'l\ris¢d‘ itil-_lt the h°m° °f MW- this soorgesegiefsé ;?we;'°"’l e exe Simmons the auspices of the women's Insii- W. H. Morton_on behalf of circle ms ___ mcse cm; “_ "9 _‘Slab 5\;_C\_;l”'; sem.s.R_°ebuck
al duties when she oollwsed and tute:-Miss May Bagnall. Hazel No.3 of Knox United Church Ladies _ ___ d _md _ 5:'-C5 W ° 3 9” United ¢om_
" u Grove; Mrs. Harry Davison, Lower Aid, when "Ml-s. Grace Forteatii Dre- “nr” __ m°"° UP; Warner B\.°s_
M ntgau ~,Mrs. Chas. Ayres, well- sented Mrs. Carter with a beautiful _ ° °x°° "lt l'°P°fl»- that HN be-_l United Amraft
Cons. General Electric
llth, at 5 p. m. -Feturn fare $1.70. mmisger have imp,-éssod hu oongro. points, Three reagons hp- ' ~---_ fg_
_ _ - 1834-2-10-2| g;m0n3_ Thu “mek the mootingg oon- vanced to account for the recent gg ';;N';wNY°"§
S 14°" °f th°_m°“““] m °h° r°°°p.“°" '_"'° tlnue each evening except saturdayplcaslness in the security. First, the R dl V 0 ew ers” '
sr. :Allies cnuncu-The joint opening at .mo °.c1ock_ An mmm; mvemgmom _mo me damage “___ ___:____¢___8._;_.__.£_.______ ......
M,,g,,;¢_ Roy, Q, L, somor-,_ of On motion the thanks oi' tie service in St. James Church pester- invitation is extended to all members investigated by property holders in Radio Keith or
“ ‘IW ’“°m‘“5 Wm? zl°“ Ch“"°h' °“" of the 'Church and congregation and the vicinity of the companys smelt- U S Rllbbmj D "°°°"
Miuvlew, si years ago. when sho ington: eiisiss Mary Belle Msenou- silver cake _bs;ket__hthe_ giitt oft the l;:_i¢__i;iil>_l;_Sl:_¢_t_<_l__ _l>;r___tel:_c`__<i_i;ni;i_<il»:i"_1___ page Rcynokrs Tobacco
- - ircle. cxprsssi g eir regre a er _ ’ ' ` St d Oil t C iif ~ i 59"
d G_ H mm, M p Wm mm-_ gall, Nine Milo Creek Miss Marsal U _ _ an . o a oiria .r
an Bm Ye S H' cn, Miss Heb leaving and ,_,_»,m1;ng ;,¢_,¢_ “Agnes for the faewr to call the attention oi'Wesmm Umm
:fi ';0:s1;'l;n'isu';:wBsi:i':=- Miss seilna s happy anil =\1°°°=§f“1 -“mt “li 11°' ‘_“° "s“""" '“° “"5 cm’ °f “°“°- -
r
Alba ; Miss Daisy Mills, new surroundings. Needless to say. _
zl_§_l;i:__on___ ;_l:_ss_L____a___ Mins. char. Mn and Mm cmwr thanked mom Quotations furnished by Mowst at _and Mrs. . . y. : _ _ . E _ y mont._M;5's.‘g,a¢e D|,~,§wo|l,' North for their thoughtiulness and the Maeuilllvroy, gwok |31-,,g¢,.~_ CARLETON SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Manning, New Doris Rielly, Boston; 'Leonard rail- £ i
Lakef Mus Rena Ne" Norm M“_ many kmmesses 1-eoe;véo1_ assuring -` _ *_ Zealand; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McDon- gan, Boston; Miss M. Keayl, Brook- _ 1, “ml 'M155 Ma;-y Mor-row Clyde Riv- them that the pleasant associations Montreal Stock Exchange The fopowli-|g' is th, standmg of aid. Grand Tracndiet Miss Ame Pm" llilcr M88§-I M158 M- Ulmhhlli -4 ' _ ' . _ ,it;lvi. rilvi.All .r.Boolslie. :ff
er; Miss Patricia. Wisner, Water-vale, _ formed in connection with their stay Carleton gohool for me momh of ixlln C _lg G_;n;\1 _m_;F;e_ M:n_md l' n _ _ _ ___ M155 Emma Kelly, Keppcch; in Trail will ever remain .a green Abitlbi 2'! Jg,nuory;_. MC 0513 »h F_ h __'_I};\__ -M_s°P __ splr"_“_-_ Bouquets . _
‘ ‘ s . . . . . 1*-’ ~ - - S¢ 5 9- “S-I "~ °‘ '~
Mmm Kelly' Keppoch' Mm Mcheb spot in their memo1i'y'tsM"s' i§mt"l§; '1";glc' ho P"':w'p'.'s Department 'errzonsloig' Halifax- Miss Laura Con- 4 ' -' ' " 'an' Indmn mver' Miss Irene Rack- (nee Fanme M' Ro 'H' ';'i'I)B Rob- B C P' 'Ie Xe 35 Grade égl' Joseph smnh and don Attleboro- Miss Margaret Steele, Hazel Keei’e,' City Ho`spital;'§'$r. ham, Wheatley River; Mi.ss_Celia;daughtei‘ of Mr. and Mrs. . . _ . . owr . Helen MqCarville (equai); 2, Charles ' _ ' _ f . -it H n»1_ ` _ , - ,_
d h B_ _ 3 _ _ _ __ _ _ 18 Ben_ 3 Roy McCm_vme_ .Halii'ax, Miss Dorothy Condon, At Mari' ° M_el'Cl’.__C Y °llP I . I
G' d’e IX 1 M nl M C ul _ tleboro; Mr. snu lvirs. Frank Mil- red Wight, city Hospital; Mr. gil
2 Etanor B;uf 3 Loss Gigegé e' ward, Boston <5); Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mrs. John MacCormsc, Georgetomi;
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lgrade vIul_" 1:' enslef' M°'°D°n' Fay, Hanna. Alta.: Mr. and Mrs.' ` ` Wrath! “ ' 2' sm" "V °W“"" 3’ Em°‘t Herb. steele, Halifax; Kstherlne. The fdmilyi Oiiiters First- Hllléiii D"°“'“' cninu Trsesole; -Miss lvrsrtlin arm- Coast "Brigade: Imperial A. A. ia..
Grade vn°'1' Th°'~n_m Qumley' 2' ieson, Boston; Miss Mary Jamieson, Hlllfilxi ROYHI Cl0Bl¢ M’f'3 60-.
iviilured iviuttart; 3, Hai-old Muttsrt. Boston; ML and Mm Henry Cmg_|M0,,;,,,1_
Grade vI"1’ Munn H°m"; 2' Mass.; Miss Margaret Keays. Mass. " <Pl1¢l'l0¢ Pleil-10 COPY)
Georgina McCarville and Theresa `
McCarville (equa1); 3, Evelyne Musa!" of sympathy Mn,1,5U|;N gguggr, ~_ Noonan. _..._ *_
Pflmlfi' Dtvlftmtf-_t , rather Gillis, chsrlotteiown; lvlr. Following is ,the standing of Mill-
' Grade V-1. Emmett N00iiilii: 2..Gooi-ge Hlhhot, Georgetown; ¢o\~,¢_‘ burn School for the term ending
1"3dWBl'd 0°*-WHY! 3» \7°hIl Qlll¢ley. lfanigan, Souris; Mary and Ethel January 2lst:- '
Grade III-1, Deane Bell; 2, Beryl Clinton, city; The Morrissey Family, Grade IX-1, Mary Mullen; ' 2 _i
Taylor; 3, Wallace Muttart. Georgetown; pool ond Gone, Miss Ethel Cobb; 3,- Pearle Moore. ' Grade U (BF-5-1. Grace HOWBUSZ Mildred Wight, City Hospital; Jas, Grade VIII-1, Mary Flynn. '
2. Marion Bell; 3. Arthur MBC- F. and Mrs. Jollnson, Georgetown; Grade VII-i, Ruth Moore: Z Mlcken. _ » Miss Mamie Powers. Malden; Wm. Genevieve Mullen and _Jean Cob!
Grade II (Jin)--Mary-Quigley; 2, and Mrs. Howlett, Gowan Brae; Mary iequal; 3, Elsie Pyke,
Ruth MacDonald; 3, Jeanne Muttart. and Joe Campbell, Milleovc, con. Grade v_I-1, Muriel Cobb; 2, Ruth
Grade I (Sit)-1, Joseph Noonan; Landrigan, St. Augustincs; Mrs. M. Moore; Ii, Jennie Railson; 4, Jo)-in
2. Lloyd Oatway. Dixon. New Glasgow; Ml". and Mrs. Mullen; 5, Alfred Pylze. _-‘,_'.'_§ Perfect Attendance-1-ielen Mecnr- Herb. steels, Halifax: Rev- los- Foy. Grade Iv-1, Dorothy cobb;T_‘.;}.
ville, Roy McCsrvil|e, Myrtle MeCar- Alta; Hon. H. F. and Mrs. McPhee.: Alvin Robbins; 3, Vernon Pyke; "'21 ville, Kenneth Bell, Mildred Muttort. City: Genevieve Solomon. George- Annie Mae-Robbins; -ii. Alton 155;
Harold Muttart, Allison Harper, town: Sr- Mary Of Mercy. City Hos- son: 6, Patrick-Mullen. ~ » Georgina McCarv|lle, Theresa Mc-_ DMYI MY- and Ml'S» L- C- Allan. Car- G,-ode 1u_.1_. Ma “et 1,1ynn_;_
Mono;-lsld, Little Pond. At their atl ei-tson of Charlottetown. an er C Power . .. .
Frida the guests were received husband is the son of Mr. Beniilmlii Brompton 3;
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h' .
" b3':ni'v;rs. W.yM. Lea, wife ofthe Min- Carter formerly of Cliai‘l0tt€l>0WI1~) Brazilian
Building Products all/.
Ph il, Bupervisol' . and Miss E'in_rna|_ Clitfli Fallllia llelr “'lll\ 3ll\“\"l"- Can. Car . . . . . . 27%
town of-Montague as well as ,the Ke;y_ me or the smdenw The _ -"'-'°“J " L Can. Bronze 55
,oem were ushered by lvirs. A. arose M°“ 5°“°° can. ina. Alcohol ._ lo
' `¢, 5 ‘ '__' Can.`Power &P_aper lilo
5'” "V-° ”°" °°” °° th' °°‘”°° °‘ xirmms Humd' Aswan um' -- H°°‘?' “°“ °‘ "_‘°d°" s°“°°‘ ‘°"- coelrshutt .... zoli.
' 4 f 1 ' m°“lh °'* ~’”_*“_“'V- ` cons. srneiters zes
_____'_______._.--....r.__-.-__-' (37559 VI' 1 .Ed'l5°n camerm' 2, Can. Brewing ...._,,...._,,,,. '1
. ‘ - Ii/til l'l-'»1'l>¢i'- 3 Rt*-° D““_°““~ can. cement lov;
rAltlu ron slim: crass 'v. i 'rhelmn ningwell, 2 Dommhm Brme____ 78
_ '”"° ' M"-"3'“"3l' Y°““3"3 Cnherme D°“m°.' Famous Players 5': I 0"" N" ”‘°' “W "rm " Mwle' Grade 1V'~ 1 Lmyd R'°s5' 2 Jimmie Fraser . . . . . 15‘; “'°°'|» K°“7"’ C'°"' °b“""“n‘ °‘ 1M'lll'\°I““|5»‘ 3 §“"h Sh°m“' _ General Steel Wares '16
tion was often too much taxed but uercs of land, 80 acres cleared. bll- Grade In 1 _'mm Duns, 2 Br-mi/on Gurus _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 27%
““5° °°""°“ "““ ""1" "°""‘ "I H°°i>°l‘» 3 Mill' M°D°“““’- _ i-ltmllton Bridge az-it \‘"“W"°"° 9°” “"°‘"""' "°'“°' Gi'l\<l°~1¥- 1 Wfllinl H“¥h°5~ 2 int. nleieel 39.25 barn, and other out-buiidihsl. a ucv- crm Hawkm5_'3 Bo,-tho sto,-oy, Massey Harris 39. “"‘“"'“¥ l""‘“’ “‘ "‘° "‘.’“°‘ md 5 Grade I. 1 'H"_°ld M*K°l'» 2 1°" Montreal Power 134 “"4" it "nk “I 'um' '~ ' F°7`3“5°“» 3 Dem” M‘u°“° ‘ McColl-Frontenac 22
""""”_‘*""“"'°""° ‘National'Breweries ........... 30‘~'_»
Power Corporation 'l8‘~'.~ -Quebec Power 65'-; snswlnigsn so _Simons as sons lol-f. 'Steel of Canada 45”.
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Murphy, all of Panmure; Fabe. Mur. Plly. Auburn. N. Y.; Eugene Murphy,
getcwn; Howard Murphy. Montreal. <5); Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCar- ron, Sturgeon: John W. Jameson, Panmure; Father McCabe, Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs. John-A. Condon, M. H. North; Members of St. Paul’s Choir, Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs. "Wm. D. Wright, Panmure; Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Deweese, Niagara Falls. <2); Mr. and Mrs. Philip Murlihy and Mary, Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs. James Wight. Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murphy, City i2); Mr. and Mrs. To- bias Landrlgan, Sturgeon; Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Coyle, City; Mr. and Mrs. M. Condon, Panmurc; Mr. and Mrs.
N.; Mr. and Mrs. Jos. R. MacDonald
E. Dalton, Boston (5)' Rev. .Joseph
_gm»v;1]e' Edward Qggwoy, John digan; Sr. M. Paula, City Hospital; grad, n_1' ‘Lawn Mwmxtn Quigley, Desne neil, Marion Bell. Htltil S°l°U\°fi- V°\'i\°_i\ Rlv°f:_,F- V- Eileen Mullen. ' -$3 Arthur Mseluielren. and MH- Mvrvliv. M°ntiis\i=; Mr- crude 1-l, issbei Pykes. Teachers-Laura iviuttm and ver- Bi'-il Mft- M- Robison. Triwiidlez R¢v~ cobb. ' '
na WeQk§_ J. B. Msclntyre, Tracadie; Mr. and Perfect Ammdmce for termm
is Mrs. A. J. MacDonald, Grand _'1‘rsca__- Ruby Moore ‘M Annu who Rub'
r . Montreal 'Curb .nyxng to 1001 when is 8 good way die; Miss Gladys Harper, Bedfoirl bum _
to fool yourself. _ Mi'._and Mrs. McNabb, Bedford; Mr. HMM cm_ver__.1.e“clm__ . and Mrs. P. Maclntyre, Newport
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Niagara Falls; Herb. Murphy, Gear
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,m “oe it was a God send. al I MV" “W” ed to live. Your A1015: ‘ _-‘_ mm,” is surci! I ' 5 .1 ,',,,i, niedi¢iii°_- .__°’. _ _ Astnnu-” _ nuns. 1.1. lueAnAlvl._:~_ __ wrt, stewart. Pol- if " ___.
in my of ,our friends 2.' suffer from As\\\ll\l»"'°“ '_ ., them about Overseas. 82,5’-TT" 2. at allldrilsll-|45 fm' ° 13?" 5,. -A bottle. or' ii°t*P*\"- °'“'°".‘ & F,-“or-_ Manufacturers. _
New Glasgow. _ _ _j-
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Wm. Condon and family, M. Harbor, _ __ ____ ______'_ _
and family, Psnniurc; Mrs. Thomas dyfmr, Gerald Crothers, Mr. James Harper and family. city; Mr. and Meneli. Mr. lvieriii suisinsn, st. Mrs. D. P. McKinnon. Georgetown; Augustins; Mrs. Peter Condon. Hali-
Fatliei' Klsslris. Georgetown; Miss M- fax; sr. Marie Therese, Mt. st. Mary, /
McGiilivi-ay, Georgetown; Mr] and sr. Gel-ard, Mt. Bt. Mary; Miss Kath- Mrs. F- Miirvliy. Montaslltl Mfviliiil leen Brennan, Tignish; Miss Lilian Mrs. A. Dunphy, V. River; Mr. M. J. Creed, Dot;-oit;_ .Miss Gladys goood; Power, Elllotvale (2): Mr. and Mrs. Grand Tracadis; Mr. J. D. Steele, s. P. Duffy one family. city; srsneh Little Pond; Mis. slizebetb Forsythe. 275 C. M. B. A.. Georgetown: Mr. Grand Treesdie; Mr. and Mrs. w. A and Mrs. J. J. Power, New Perth; McDonald, Grand Tl-sesdie; Mr. md Mr. J. H. Macdonald. Georgetown? ,Mi-s. A. MacKenbr.ie. Little Pond; lt _ Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Kelly, Dorchester. Miss Etta McKeeman, Brookline; ' ' ' Mass. (5): Mr. and Mrs. D. McNabb, ‘Miss _Peggy, Maclntyre, Antigonish; '
and Gladys, Bedford; '_The Fay Fam- Kit and Laura Noonan. City; Mr. ily, Newport; M'rs. George MacDon- and Mrs. A..l_'ra.ser._ Vernon River; aid, Grand Tracadie; Miss E. M. Margaret Wight. Clmbi-id8¢» Mass.; Morris, Georgetwon; Miss Estelle Helen sndnlsines _I-lorgan, Stanhope; “ .°” Mooney, City Hospital; Mr. and Mrs. Jean Bernard. Stanhope; Ruth ltgy- Janies E. Mulldlly, Gowan Brac; Miss nclds, Lower Montague; Mxmgnd
Mildred- Wight, City Hospital; Mr. Mrs. A. J. MacDonald, Souris gy.: _ and Mrs. James Clinton, City; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Muttart. Bongo- *lx
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