EEBRUARY 3. i928

flavour and. strength. With flggn one hour. elapse: from opened till‘ the fragrant lea

In air-tight alumi yes

hum packets.

. .' WlIlis"l‘ AN llic- zlll heal-lilo. ‘rowh Wedncsdl ‘.

,, -- T=rr-\-—""-,“""""“""“"‘ "'" - ‘x Mr. Edwards, (Frontenac-Adding- wn. ngiggd .a question calclllltwd lll Ext-p;- piihliq interest and he want- ni to know‘ if the government by lna (in-pct cbriospontiencc oi", negotia.’ mnmwitli the government of McXl-lhcai; o0 hadllltl iatcd its desire to llilVi.‘ the Cdlisul- eneral of Mexico. To- lonto.,reeaile.tl. The speaker put the clamp 'in it by stating that in view of the importance of the question. me Hon. gentleman should give notice. and the Prime Minister "en- tirely agreed with him." , .- Tlie Minister of Marine and Fish- erles informed the House that the statement about Canadian vessels ping supplied jby American coal for bunker piwpOBES was entirely iii-

Fri).

, tliat she

‘Iuv-sdllv. Feb. 2nd.-

for the statement, complained of, Mr. Cardin promised toliave the matter thoroughly investigated.

Mr. Bollrassa was discursive n» usual and it ‘wou‘_'l be difficult to indicate his‘ objective in any partic- ular instance. Mr. Cantlcy as might. be expected; devoted‘ a great dealof time to the coal and steel situation ili Nova. Scotia in tlieobvlous infer- ences as to-‘a remedy. ,

He congratulated Mr. Dunning oii his stand as to tlic SEl0CiJOn,_Of Fort Churchill as a terminus for the Hudsonnay railway assuring him of the sympathy of the Mari- timas in an effort to satisfy theras- pirations of the west for , a more direct ‘grain route to Europe.‘

The. other two speakers covered , the grpiiildflalready much trodden during‘ the'debate in the particular reftrcnoc Lil), problems as they af- fcctcd their constituents locally.

urday.

in charge of Monda is deserving of all __._‘__<¢.>-__--~ way [he

dross-has been forced to grow rllpidly on barren» lawns by silh- jot-ting it to rays. of powilri'ui ell-c- lrle ‘lumps ili experiments‘ conduct- cd- in MilSlittCllllhC-lflS,

__i____ _._.______..._._ notwithstanding all this, Wallicl ~_ worked heads-up doing his job like ll veteran of hundreds ' > | \ . l . ~ u ‘ ‘ . Irvliic. Nemls, Burns. "Dempsey r mmbowm‘ H Gyairamo? and the local boys were well pleas-i 2V0? C 5 l - fit ‘ ' ti‘ l ' . llnx grfrazo olu-Fmailli-ls no all "l will‘ lllb °°°l allll 3213122‘.l”li;§'§{li.‘ll‘駑§fl;l§3§§l.. m 212".‘ l““'l‘“°“" u! cl. . ,. r H‘; _ llglsiidin I’i’|es.a%Vhy]:otir;/vit‘fl” or llflnards Linlmcnt relieves pain. _________>_k______ _ __...__

or _ _ lltli. ~01‘. llirilcs ivitli baskets free‘.

W33

correct Christina Fitzpatrick Iii reply to ‘a query from _‘““¢"""" smith (Cumberland) responsible

____'lj_HE clialllloirfllrioivu GUARDIAN

2B6

A.

.—A.

sale

___________________,_ T08 mu?‘ mt- l" "P0801110 air --it rapidly loses '_‘§ALADA", I355 the time chests are flreagaln sealed‘

Be satisfied, use

IllillA"

A mission 26 cents.

Western Guardian

—I(INDI.Y ATTEND horses-at Kensington Sale Stables, Thursday. F‘ebl‘uary 9th at 1 p. 1a.. _ including several matched pairs. If "lalns °l M“ Kcmlelh Maclahelm“

<t - - . .s oimy Saturday at same DQ112328 was conveyed by wam m her [Mm

of

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Guardian

_ l) DANCE -—ilndel' L Silky-s of the Young Men's llall. Georgetown, Adliiiasioii z-o-lli

.."‘l'AiNl<‘Ul. INJURY. - Tile‘ W" LEAGUE 3"“ liy friends of Mrs. Mailricc Dono- ~ van Georgetown will be sorry to unfortunate enough to break tlic wrist of her right hand by falling iii the rink on

ii‘ ' I --‘“\VIIIST PARTY.— Tile wliist‘" party wmch was held m St. Janws urare- llollllalfs. Cliiirloltetoivii- Hall, Georgetown on Wednesday. Feb. 1st was largely attended. The ladies prize was won by Mrs Williaml , Burke and the gentleman's prize Match “mlglll l3 °'°l°¢ll sllarp- All‘ was won by Mr. James Skinner. - delicious lilnch was served by Mrs.‘ Doyle, Mrs. P. J. Solomon and Miss

___CALL AT KENSINGTON SALEThe funeral will take place Thurs- STABLES and inspect the bestlday‘ Fob‘ 9m‘

bunch of horses yet imported here.l Sale on Thursday. If unlit on Sat—'

2328

Wallie Scalitlebilry.

yll

lllinarlfs Linlment for sick animals. __._.<'..¢_.__

1 Good Referee

WllTW-‘c, gentlemen- irghtis‘ D0lllS“cy¢|-' is the the good things 1 being said about him relative to the‘ handled each bout throughout the‘ evening's pro- gram. His work is especially com- those who he had not the lileiillablc- when one considers that of calling upon this election.

he is new at the game and conse- - —<9->-—~;— ‘ quently lacked experience. however

and every‘

of battles. vismn

llTlPQPl-lalion ‘llltl Nlnjoi- (l- (l- Iilurrliy. J.l’

Central Guardian

BALANCE OF LADIES Winter Hats in Velvet and Felt clearing at $1.98. Prowsc Bros. Ltd.

ABBIES VS. VICS-Arena to- slit. - 2330

lll

WE ARE BUYING turnips and potatoes every mild day at our warehouse. Clarke Bros. .

2308-2-74 wk-

LADIES IPLANNELETTE Bloom-

ers. Special 65c. Prowsc Bros, Ltd.

NEW GROCETERIA. It is ru-~ illoretl a new grocctcria is to be opened in the city soon.

CORSETS AND CORSELETTES selling at 90 cents. Prowsc Bros.. td. > '

FAST CLEAN ilocxnY-‘vlo- torias vs. Abbies Arena tonight.

2339

game -Abbies l‘ vs. Vics. 2339

l EXTRA SPECIAL price on Red Rose Yarn in Balls l0 cts. Prowse ‘Bros, Ltd. l

l SEE OUR SHOWING OF BLUE llll willie douliie-colil-ml _eliauiol-

2340-2-8-3l l VlCTORlA-TAII-HE 2339 BALANCE aADlES winter

coats clearing at Half Price. Prowse fBros., Ltd.

l NEW DRESS BUCKLES arrived ltllis morning. Prowse Bros, Ltd. ‘ 2333-2-8-31

l FUNERAL uorica- The i‘e- arrived in the city last night and

ei-‘s home, Mr. Joseph McCabejlona.

SPECIAL SHOWING ol‘ (louhiv- colltcll blue and white (ilialiiei- ware ui llollnlilrs, Charlottetown- . ' 2340-2-8-3i.

l-

ELECTORS 0F WARD o. .Councillor Prowse ivishes to an- nounce that he has endeavored to call on all the voters-ladies and in Ward 5. This, how- largest Ward in the city and Mr. Prowsc has found it im- possible to see every voter Neverthe-

less he earnestly requests the sup- port and voles of all including pleasure

. . 2339

PERSONALS

Mr. Harold Acorli, Powllal. is

g friends iii the City,

..\lr- llotvarll Weeks oi‘ Frederic- iol‘ llrlidalblilie, were ill the city ' yesterday. . -

i

i .\ll-. llllfl ..\'l|'l4. W.A. MeQiiliri-le.

PAGE THREE

l P. E. I._ HERO

Guardian readers will have reas- oli to be proud of the fact, that one of Canada's heroes was born on} Prince Edward Island. On June 8th,; 1895, Stephen Hector Miiiin first saw the light at Wood Islaiidsl |"Sieve" possibly- heard Horace‘ Gl'eeley's famous urge "Go went] young man, go West," for iii 1016'. 0i.ll‘ hero went to Vancouver, B. C.,‘ and joined the Fire Department.‘ ili that City, in 1917 he was loaned? to tlic Royal Canadian Naval Re-l serve. and was engaged until 1919: on Patrol out of Halifax, N. S.

The story of "Steve's" bravery is as follows:

On July 8th, 1927 a. flrc occurred“ at the Royal Alexandra Apartments on Biitc street, Vancouver. The equipment from Hull No. 6 to which station Munn was attached was! first on the scene. There were six] floors. and in a few seconds the; 4th, 5th and 6th floors were ablaze. Capt. Archie McDiarmid and Fire-

man Munn ascended to ttiic hllrn- lug floors and silcccedcd iii saving, many lives. Capt. McDiarlnid was‘ burned severely and was in hospital

several weeks. Stephen Miinli's nav-| al training stood him ili good stead climbing to the roof he let down ropes and with flames raging‘ around him, succeeded iii loweringl several persons to safety. Going back into the building which by.

HOCKEY '

Arena Frlday night.

ware lit Ilolllizilfs, (Yllfll'l()l.[él0\\'ll-

death which occurred at Souris dur- access m the escapes lll lll" ll°l°'

____ ing the “my hours of Fch 7th a“- caust 8 lives were lost. After the

GUARDIAN REPRESENTATIVE‘. er a long illness endured with forti- fife Mr- Harold H- Dust-um the 10¢- for Richmond and tudc aiid patience. al Sccrelafl’ 0f the R-Oyfll Life Sav-

Ray Brown.

l

' WEST KENT SCH

now was a roaring furnace, Stove discovered others unconscious and they in turn were rescued. ,

Tile building fire escapes were in-l adequate and were obstructed by. painted windows, chairs aiid in! some cases gas stoves were placcdl in front of ‘the windows which gavel

00L Ice Sports‘. m, ~ IN MEMORIAM ‘ MR. HARRY BROWN CLARKE The many friends of Harry Brown Clarke. will regret to hear of his

SPECIAL SHOWING or double- cuatell blue iilld white enamel-

l I 23-i0-2-8-3i. l

I vicinity is Mr.’ |

-' l ing Society got together a com- mitte and heard evidence of the bravery of three men of whom our hero was one. The conunittee for- warded this evidence to the Royal Canadian Humane Society. who awarded the men bronze medals for bravery. On Friday, Jan. 27th in the presence of a largc and cheer- ing crowd His Worship Mayor L. D. Taylor pinned the medals on the breasts of the three heroes. Capt. Archie McDiarlnid. Firemen Steph- en H. Munn and J. T. Corbett. His Worship read the citations which accompany the awards and the re- cord of our own native son reads as follows: Stephen Hector Munn, Fireman, No. 6 Fire Hall, Vancouv- er, B. C. in the face of great dang- er, at the terrible .firc at Royal

The late Mr. Clarke who was 44 years of age. came to Souris when a bfly with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. nlier Saunders bus/leased, lenipoi-l A- E~ Clillke. Yf-‘Cel-Villg lllfi Fail)’ ariiy, tho Riverside Arm-uncut,‘ l education at the Soui‘is High School \Vl|[(:i' street. _ _ ~v - l _profess‘lon and durilig the past fif- , $91’); Yealglwtas associated with the

CENT I , ' t ‘_ es em cc ric and Gas Company scotlandfiffzgvéglsa wag. afterwards entering the Banking

re ch t C l‘ _‘ H : of_Stock_ton, Clilif., with whom he £0: y“? afgfiflg,” Qllififliiiyi Was ckcecdliiclylwoulal‘. as auditor. 10m at Nine Mm‘: cljeek at 7'!) m‘; ,Mr. Clarke leaves to lnourn their Sabbath. Fen 12m m‘ 1m 4h at 164 loss his widow, formerly Miss Grace a m_ and m Peoples Church C" i McKay, daughter of William D. Mc- Bt 7 p’ m . ‘ lll Kay of‘ Sussex, ‘N. 8., his parents

l

, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clarke of Souris, l-‘AINFUL ACClDENTF-A pain!

two sisters, Mrs John Mars of ful accident happened this morningi

Oliver, B._‘C.. Mrs. (Din) Hector Mc- w Mr. Bruce Mccormack of M‘). Kay of Big Creek, Calif. one broth- Stewart. Mr. McCormack and a few‘

er Frederick, a distinguished officer other men were helping Mr._Wllliel

CHANGED RESIDENCE‘? l'l!i‘~l.

5 Ionics in one

the great tonic, will bring back your energy, give you new strength. It is so depolifilflh that we do not hesitate to guarantee satis- faction or your money returned to you,-

Soid only by the

DRUG IIYM- STORE ‘gm

“Qnce a frlal-ilwlyl Nyul"

Ground Shown.

The show rooni ot‘ A. Horne and Company was filled with a capacity audience last night to hear a most interesting and instructive lecture

Chassis demonstrator

representative for New Brunswick and P. E. Island.

The lecturers were provided with

Chevrolet Chassis including a coin- plete engine and transmission with

cutaway so as to show the trails- mission gears in position, also the .various working parts (pistons.

This made it possible even for those who had but a modest knowledge of

he explained in a very clear and

of construction.

in tlic American Expeditionary . -- -. . _ . Force now in San Francisco and a Eglelglltfmlmld lll“ bmll ‘fllm f‘ “lelglll host of friends to all of whom the fl - my l? Wm’ 95ml: Wddellly- sympathy of Tile Gilardlan is ex- ew up catching ‘lll-S hand and. lcndmL smashing his first, finger, his finger- was so badly iniilred it was neces-

He was a member of the Masonic Fratcrnit‘ being a Master Mason in sliry to have the Dr. put three stiL-‘ y ' S clics ill it. The bone was also frac-

Denta Lodge, No. 4'71. Stockton, Cal. tilrccL-F.

Alexandra Apartments, Jilly 8th.

building, afterwards entering the various rooms and saving several others, many of whom were uncon- scious. -

For his bravery and devotion to ' duty the Governors of the R. Can- adian Humane Society have pleas-

l MR. JOSEPH A. GALLANT The death occurred lit his resi-

SEE OUR SHOWlNG 0F BLUE clclice iii this city Monday morning

llllihiploli, ‘Lit’ among the visit-

l

0m insertion Four lneeriionll Eight lnlorilonll

i

Agents Wanted

....i0o per lino of

.80 per lino of

PORTFATT AGENTS wEiifEoli-,o~i; uuookmu RANGE non sale lilliiost now. Apply 8D Roch- 2329-2-8-2i

itull ’l‘ol'(lil 1 o.

Ari. Limited. 4 lll'lIllS\\'l!,'l(_‘ 1159-12 Zi-ivs. lll_ ford St.

‘TO TRAVEL FOR SALE .-

y CLASSIFIEI) ADVERTISEMENTS

l5 ward!

8c par line ol 5 words

‘l worth

Articles For Sale

J) F" have been visiting Mrs.

BED ROOM SET

and appoint local»representatives-i phli jliulltillg Sll!ll-!ll-‘i~ Apply Experience ilnlicccssary. Position‘ (lllol-ilillli. ‘Jilllf-Z-l-Iii- permanent. Yearly guarantee -_--_~~ ---—----—-———— — $1092. (being $21. weekly average) N_E_W FISHING BOATS FOR and expenses. Winston Col. Tor- Hfllfl rill sizes olld lleslglhl- AlHII

1 l onto. A. W. Jan. 25. ws-iil. i _..-._-____ .__l .... l

For Sale nATEZm SXLEj-‘Alfidl-"N Jenkins, Mt. Albioll. lll"! =1

M.

FORVEALE —- HOVIESTEIIT- COW to freshen ill i"ubl'lllll‘y. Allllll’ P’,

lHHIl-‘s’ lnlllt lo ill‘ili‘l'< Write i'.i\. itoolloy, lltlill builder, Souris-

235i l-ll-S-Ili

l. Male Help-Wanted

2327—2—8-1il,MEN ‘T0 PREPARE FOR FIRE- ' _.____. DELI _---- l|ll‘i|, brllllrlllvll, bcgillllelrl $150-- $351) luolltllly- iii-so (zlerks- itali- woy Association. Box llil, Cillir-

l‘.\‘l‘il Jones. Powilul. ltlllvlvllll- __ g310.3.7.3i. 2204-2-7-13-20, 21

HEAVEN AND HELL SlA/EDEN- Migbeflanggug lung's. “ll-ill \v(-rk_ on llli‘ iii» iii _____________ ‘ ___i_ "_'_'(‘l“_~dcut‘ll aiill inrlltil \\j>“'- l".-‘ JNO. ALFRED MACDONALD, "Wood." (Iver -100"p-l‘.i"¢~'- ‘llllll’ Land Surveyor, lleruilillvillo, P. "T-i- ]l1\~l|llll(l. W/ l\'. l.li\\‘ 4S6 u ]_ 1-25-11110-

iclill Ave" Toronto. .l~“_‘l)i’ lill‘ -- -—-——'--——

‘Holiooooveoovo-e-aawwl lliiiitliry coals. an l l-le-al- ilt llil-OU- $- Co.

Qiliill. .

lull sizes- L. Hardy

WE HAVE A FEW WOOL LINE;

'.'l S:

2313-2-7-31.

lE-UYlNG TURNIPS AND POTA-

‘lors to lllt‘ city yesterday. Jack Dicks and daughters. Agnes and Kathleen of Gcorgctoivii are visting friends in Clinrlott(-towll.-A.

Mi‘. and Mrs. Peter Mortell who

parents. Mr. and Mrs. Morcll returned to their Georgeto‘.vn.-- -A.

Nil‘. Ed. Luvclgllv. of the Marine Depnrtlnclit; who was oilcrlitcd on for o serious case of appendicitis at till‘. City lluspltlil is now (lOlllj-j nicely. |

Hi1.‘ liially friends will regret to lcarli that Rev. Ftttllfi‘ Gauthier is still seriously ill in the Charlotte- town ‘Hospital wlicrc he hits‘ been fol‘ some time.

Mr. Fred W. Godfrey left tlih. morning by the Borden train on an extended trip to Boston and Utica. He will stop off fol" a few days at Wcllslcy, A1855" and will be the guest at Weilslcy College of Pl-ofcss-l

GALLANlT-At ills l.

Marlon.“ cnccs were Mcl-mnlllfl- The address "We "ll MaeMillan.

ed dilrillg the evening lilill an (‘ll- joyable musical carried oilt.

Mil

was first of all dealt with. The ac- .tion of the valves was explained

land the various points of superiority system. as

lof the overhead valve

mechanics to follow Mr. Biggar as’ lucid manner the different details]

lr Are You Overworked?» l

Good hard work alone will never hurt uny- body. lt is worry, over-fatigue and exposure that breaks down your defences agalnlt

‘llllllllsllllt llllllllslllllllll.

Show Rooms of A. Horne & Co., Crowded t0 Hear Lecture 0n Chevrolet Chassis- Films, of General Motors

under all

l l

ldelivcred by lVh‘. M. P. Biggalnl water baths to tcst their carburetors from tliel and ignition. _ head office of Chevrolet Motors, high gear to try out their hill climb- Oshawa, and Mr. W. F. Reid, factory, ing ability,

the most important members of the| ing and lubricating systems.

some of the metal of the housing mechanics employed at the testing

lcrank, valves. etc.) of the enginc.'lvlinard‘s Liniment for sick animals.

i

The cooling system with its Har-l i927. saved several lives by 1OW0ring'l‘iSOli radiator, positive acting water, ropes from the roof of the blazing Pumll and lllclmwslllllc °°l1lr°l

'used in the Chevrolet, Buick anti

lliigh powered racing {touched on.

. In this year's model. invlir pistons

“l5- wasl-bers of the Club and their. friends

5mm casion with festoons

linll while iloliblo-coalell (‘llilllltll- of Josgph A Gapam a we“ known ure in awarding Fireman Munn the . ..., _ . ' . :‘- d.‘iti Jekei‘. This \l.ll(-- lloliihlu ( lldllllgltfillll u“. and highly ‘respected cmzcu’ after a Bronze rMedal. _ v filgtgllsgas glzgwmfecofclifilcient of exn, ...l-l0-_-8--.l pi-Qrrnqtgd 1111.955, ‘ _ ., This is the fiist time in Canada slpansion than almost any other» ‘ ""—'-' - Deceased for about thirty-tire lhl-‘ROYY that the award has ever! ki it cs Emmy mistake to Dis“ 50cm!’ GATlllllllNGP- A Vi‘?! years conducted a blacksmith and ‘bile?! made T014 Saving 1150 at flrfisqma “g t? t-on when? pleasing function took place at the carriage repairing business at 232 To show how modest is our lieroflums mints we] Line are met Wm,‘ home of Mr. and Mrs. Aldren M.! Eusmn Street. where by honest deni- corresponding with his parents, Mixllkakilegislgflgnlgpegie 12,” oz ugmef] Carver. Vernon River. q Monday lug lincl strict attention to business and Mrs. John‘ D. Munn, who still-um’; mos“ used in last ha“ nwdeh ‘VllCll flllolil Silvfltlty-llvv i'esl~‘ lie bililt up a most lucrative business reside at Wood Islands. Steve has’ “ --1 l. f . i roved dents assclnblcd ‘to express theirl and tliroilgh this bilsiiiess liiadc never mentioned the honour that‘ The f“-“"“°db“ O d F13‘ an. apilrcciation of the faithful and cf-l numerous friends tliroilgliout the has been bestowed upon him. Ililltggzisalglgfi? aglagslnfilrgiialds pand ill-Jilly: lglvllnhecolrllllr’lgalllfignas will“ province‘. . - ,. b - r m“ it is fully "hmugh m” ‘mmlcolourcd mixtures It is so d0". _ _ _ - t . _ t2 - you He (val. a plOllllllclll. lncni cl o couvcr correspondent laying thclsigncd as m reduce cddying to a He was presented with two lialid-, the C, M, 11A, and also n staunch facts bgfofc us that we have mc eX-|minilnum_

some chairs. and a coliiplilnt-iitzil‘y address in ivliicli very klllfl refor- llillde to Mrs. Carver was road by Ml‘. Shaw.

Mr. 'l‘li(lliilis MrlcLclill.

member and supporter of Saint Vlli- cent dc Paul Society

0f a genial and kilidly disposition the late Mi‘. Gallant was always a iveli-olne visitor to the home of his

trcliic pleasur in publishing the| .story of our native son's lieroisntf Our congratulations to Mr. and: Mrs. J. D. Munn of Wood Islands. on having such a hero for their

gblul d-‘hlv-llillllll-lll lfl lylll‘ Hil-llNPllillI-l neighbors and _lils passing will be so“. cm" M“ l

lllllllllll "l mlllllllllll-llflfl! hiWPi-lw lrlt not only in the family elrrlc . c5 W"? allj" llllllll‘ by VflYlllll-‘i i)i‘l‘~l bill. generally throughout i-lie oil-v. ltifClfilVl-JS MEDAL l SUNS‘ to which Ml’. Carver lllmil‘ ' - Th:- (lerlcasl-d leaves to mourn ' . prcciutivc reply. Silpprl" was s bpgidpg “(n-rowing wj(|.,w_ two (laugh. (Tile Vancouver Sun) ‘

tors nnll three soils. viz: Mrs. James Kiggills. and Mrs. Eniaiiilel Gallant nlid John Eliunctt, Augustus and Austin A. all of this city. ,. 'l‘hl‘l'i‘ brothers also silrvive, viz: lllrv. F. X. Gallant. of Egllloilt iluy; Petlll", Amherst; and Eilsebe of Yllr- mouth, N. S., also one sister, Mrs. Itcse Peters, New (llasgow, P. E. Is- land, to all of whom the Guardian extends sincere sympathy. .

The funeral takes place today from his late residence. 232 Eilston Street, to Saint Dunstanis Cathedral

Mid the plaudits of an audience‘ WlllCh tliroiigcd the large auditor-l lilln of the Kilig Edward Highl School Friday night. a trio of locall heroes received visible recognition‘ of the bravery they had displayed, Eli saving human life iii disregard" of’ their own.

They were Captain Archie Mc- Diarmid, Fireman J. D. Corbett andj Fireman S. H. Munn of the local l fire department. and the occasion} wliereon they risked their lives to‘ save others was at the Royal Alex-

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tltiaiva (i lli- ltllligl-lx-l ll (til-l. . Aliierlcalis 3 fll. MUlltl'('£ll ii tile.) Canadielis 2 at Toronto 1. ‘ Detroit 2, at Boston 4. {iii-Q

lord's Llnimcnt for asthma.

l ,

R J‘ d M ._ G c". _ l tliellcl.‘ to the Roman Catholic and.“ apm-tnwnlfi on July 3 “Sh. or __€¢.>______an r5 O my l Ci-‘mcl-BY-V- when eight lives were lost in the." _______E__.__,.___ Home .‘ " "F ‘f’ —‘“ tflrlselwhlicli dlevastaterd tthat lguildlngl