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New Hoot Gibson Western A Super - Action At The Capitol

The romance or the old West, not yet; faded before the sweep of civi- lization and industrialization, lives ligain in vivid. thrilling moments of ieticn and uldustrlallzatioli, lives igain in vivid, thrilling moments of lCllOI] and aciverliure as lrloot Gib- DB's latest and most realistic pro- luction, "Clearing the Range at the Capitol Theathrc. The Wvﬁtvm lpecial, dealing with life on the limitless phainls. started its local run yesterday.

Gibson's ability for liumanlzirlﬁ the usually stagey and heroic role of the cowboy makes the character of Curt. Fremont a likeltble and in- termting one.

sally {filers 15 pretty and con- lnxcing ns the seornful girl whose llashln? eyes brand the "peﬂceﬂble wzvboy as a coward. She only knows what she sees—and Hoot. 101‘ ‘casons of his own, doesn't care to be seen in his true light as a reck- less. fearless advvntuTfr» Jllﬁn‘. hi! vlexlcan partner in nocturnal ‘ ban- iitylgl l5 played splendidly by George Mendoza. a Paramount ‘ﬁnd’ remembered in "Let's G0 Native" and “The Stampede.” Rob- ert Homans, Hooper Atchlcy. Mme- Eva. Grippon, Jack Byron and oth- srs give sincere performances of wiher principal characters.

The originality and excellence of "he plot, quite dlﬁercnt from any- lhlng in the western line ‘seen m mo. past year. Otto Browers direc- tion is admirable. but then onc would expect only the best work kom a man associated with Such Iicturcs as “Fighting Caravans,“ Lilzht of Western Stars," “Border legion“ and "'I'he Santa. Fe Trail. {e lives up to his standards.

Mutual Life To Curtail Business In Canada

TORONTO, June 17-(By The Canadian Press)—Founded by a: Canadian, the Mutual Life Insur-l mcc company of New York an-l inunced today it would write no’ norc pﬂllClPS in Canada after Aug- l lst 1 nexl. l

While continuing agencies in Janada for the benefit of present aolicy holders, the company will seek no new business, giving the reason that New York State laws which definitely restrict cost; of all new business, no matter where ob-

tained. make it 11101005111811’ diiil- ‘the Umvlmmy °f 8mm‘ Wale“ i" List resting place bore testimony of , at the “mum the high esteem in which the dW-l meeting of the Caerlcon and Mon- l (“Sod was hem mquiem M.“ w"! '"‘°“"“““'° A““‘1““"l'~“‘ swim’ "-1 i... by the i... r n Macﬂllillti] H“ him which :11 mt wu mortﬂ of wmte“ “mull that loving Mother wu tenderly

l laid to rut be:id: her huabln’ by

cult to compete with Canadian companies who are not similarly limited by Canadian laws. Company lecuritles of a value (at December 3i, 1931) of $14,000,000 will remain lm deposit with the Dominion Gov- ernment to protect Canadian policy holders. - l

Th: founding of the company by 1. Cur-radian i: duoribcd in a tub- let at. 06 Wall Street.

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puny of New York established on-

New York. which regdu: "To tho memory of

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‘Seth Parker In “Way Back Home" At Prince Edward

I Combining a wistful. rural shu- Iplicity with a stern drlilua as rut:- ged as llie Maine. coast. Seth Park- ] er. of broadcast Jame, made an aus- ‘picluus screen debut at. the Prince l d t d ' "w .12‘ ward Theatre yes er av in ay Back Home," , The ﬁlm is a pleasing diversion l reminiscent of the vigor, the spou- taneous humor and homey rusticI atmosphere of the immortal. “Way Down East." In it the currently popular Parker brings to the screen for the ﬁrst time the simple phil- osophies, the nobility and uncom- protrriliising ‘vatlcr of country people n es o s ress.

In a. sense this unusual picture is an elaboration of the star's weekly broadcasts humanizlng the farmer folk, consequently it is a distinct novelty whose wholesome character and entertainment values are in shﬁg contrast fwlth tthe mrapidly

a g vogue o gangs er ms.

Parker is assisted by a cast almost equally made up of radio and ﬁlm players. On the radio side are Parker (his real name is Phil- lips Lord», Sophia Lord, us “Lizzic", Effie Palmer as "Ma Parker". Ray- moéidBBuntter ‘falling Blane" an ennc pac- as " C‘) us.“

The film players are Frmik Al- bertson and Bette Davin. the young lovers of the story‘, E...lley Fields and Wad Bot lea flh Fa k- lc Darrocthc iiollndlllesglnlioyl lllllld Mis: Peterson.

Another high spot of the Pro- gram was Andy Clydes new comedy “Heavens! My Husband" also a Cartoon.

Morris Robinson, a Canadian, borni in Nova Scotla, September, i874,‘ cashier of the Bank of the United; States, who as first president oil the Mutual Life Insurance Com-i l this spot the business of’ modern] life insurance on the Amerlcanl Continent, Feb. 1, 1843."

To the end of 1930 tho complinyl had written 6,709 policies in On-, tario aggregating $19,206,030, a3 small amount as compared with

other United States insurance com-l ponies, provincial insurance de- l

partmcnt officials stated.

AIRPLANE IDEA 1N 1640

The airplane and the submarine were thought of in the middle of lthe seventeenth century. This was tdeelared by J. F. Rees, principal of

‘ an address given i

Caerleon, England, recently. referred to a book 1640 by Lord Herbert Raylan. The tit]: is "A Century of Invention." and the volume contains 100 sug-

for airplane: and submarines.

about as c. field crop perhaps none i: more important than it: value n: n weed destroyer, :tntcs crop :peclall:t.: of the Dominion Experi- meuul Fllfm. It: valuc in tin: con- nection criaes from its quick ger- mination and rapid growth. Th: fut that two crop: of buckwheat can b: raised during one year usu- ally makes it particularly effective in the eradication of even such dif- ficult weed problem: a: thou: pre- lcntod by t-h: Sow Thlltl: '

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MR. AND M38. PATRICK MORBIBEY

'l'uc community of Orwell md surrounding districts war: dnply grieved on May 26th when they learned of the sudden paring of their oldest and moat respected citizen in the person of Patrick J. Morrisey at the age of ‘l’! y::r:.

' After only a few day: illness, Mr.

Morrlsey contracted the ﬂu, which developed into pneumonia and llter roused his death on the above mentioned date, after receiving the rites of the Holy Catholic Church, administered by his pastor Rev. P. D. McGuigan.

Ili the passing of Mr. Morrisey, Orwell ntoilrns the loss of one, who was ‘dlWﬂyS a body of cheerfulness in lil: community, loved and res- pected by all classes of people.

1n the home he was a kind hus- band and devoted Father and where the weary traveller, ulway: lound a ready welcome, but above ull he was a true Christian man, a ticvotccl member of the Catholic Church.

Hi5 funeral to St. Joachim: Church on Saturday morning, was lilfllilLV attended despite the 1n- clclueucy of the weather. Requiem Mass was sung by hi: Pastor, Rev. P. D. MacGuigan. after which hi: remains were tenderly laid to rest ,n the adjoining cemetery.

Ilc leaves to mourn his only

‘ daughter Mary. one brother Joseph

and one sister Mrs. T. G. Craig, One son p. deceued lllm nine years ago.

His pull bearers were Daniel Mac- Pherson, Archibald MacPherson, Peter MacQueen, Faber Dreelan, James Hughes, D. R. MacDonald.

Seldom has a home been called to mourn the passing within : few days of two of its loved ones. o: this case when the morning :ft:r her husband’: death, ah: too 0on- tracted the same disease and pound away on Tuesday, May 31st, n: u" age of 83 years.

Mrs. Morriscy who was formerly Eunice Maclnnls of Earnacllff: In: married to the lat: Patrick M0!‘- riscy over forty years, and by their earnest endeavors they kuceaedod ill 11111141118 up one of the ﬂncst homes in this community.

Mrs. Morrisey wa: a woman of more than ordinary intelligence, I. general favorite with both old and young and her sudden passing after such a short illness has been keen- ly felt by her many friends. It mny be truly said that she bore the white flower of a blameless life. She was ever a. devout Catholic and wl: frequently visited during her lllncl: by her pastor Rev. P. D. MwcGulg- an who adminutered the lut rite: of the Holy Catholic Church.

The death of their only son nine years ago was a severe blow to hi: parents, but they bore 1t with l. tru: Christian spirit and faith in Him who gave him.

They who had lived such c. long and useful life together were not ‘separated long by death, but they

have left behind them a. record well spent in this world.

l She leave: to mourn her only daughter Mary, to whom the syrn- pathy of the whole community is double

l. extended in her hour of

l lnrcavcnient.

‘ She also leaves two ulster: nune~

, ly: Mrs. William Sullivan, Mag-

‘ dalln Islands; Mrs. Walter Mortu- sl-y, Ecrnscliffc.

> The largo concourse of people lllat followed her ‘remain: to their

the same pail bearers.

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Dr. champion, Ohuy wet: to the city yeaterdcy.

mm ‘Edith Btmloy of Monti-cal Ila visiting Mrs. C. C. Thflﬂlplbh.‘ ltlppcr Prince St. for the Summcr

l months.

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HERBAL OINTIIIIIT

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MAISSPIILD BAPTIST CIlUICH-Scrvlc: Sundly. JUN 1p, :1, 3 pm. Dr. A. C. Vincent of Cbulcttotowu will b: the vnnober.

CHURCH OI‘ SCOTLAND-Mr. Ju. Ruvoy Bilbo», student. will preoch Sobblth, 10th, nt Deﬂnbl: :0 10.30 lnd Stanchcl at 3 pm.

rnausnnnzn nun: - m. Guthrie Swift hu left for Char- lottetown. P. E. L. to which brﬂfwh of the Bank of Montreal h: ha: been tr:n:ferred.-Montreal Gaz- cttc.

MCWILLIAMS - EASTER — At Charlottetown, June 15, 1932, by A. C. Vincent, Everett Daniel McWil- llams of Mount Stewart, to Amy Easter of Charlottetown.

CHURCH SERVICES-MI. PhillP Bears will hold divine service 1n Brooklyn School Sabbath, June 19th at 2.30 also Heathcrdale Hall 7.30.

CENTRAL PARlSll-(Church 0! Scotland) Mr. James Lamont will preach at cam: Cove on sabbath. June 19th, at 2.30 P. M. and in the Peoples’ Church, Chkrlettotewn at 7.00 P. M.

0N EUROPEAN TOUR-Amen! the passenge f. sailing o nthe M11- waukee from New York to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Dublin we: w... Juli: U. Cumn, daughter 0f Mr. :.nd Mrs. Henry Curran of Puke’: nation,‘ P. E. I. Miss Cur- ran will visit France, Italy and Switlerlnnd while in Europe.

COVEIIEAD PASTORAL CHARGE-Rev. Dr. McConnell‘ of Amherst, N. 5., will preach on this Chuge on Sundny, 18th, urvicc: :: follow: Wut Covaheld, ll. :.m.; Sunday School, 10 :.m.; Covehead ROId, 3 p,m.;lSunday School, 2 p.m.; Union Road, 7 _p.m., Sunday School, 10.80, mm.

nrrnovruo m mourn-m: mlny friend: of Mr. C. J. Gallagher, Manager of tho Prince Edward and Capitol Theatres, will be pleased to loom that h: i: fut improving in hnlth aftcr hi: recent illneu.

NORTH RUSTICO-A aervlce will be held in t-h: school hour: at d. p.111. on Sunday. Jun: 19th, un- dcr the aupicc: of the Presbyter- ian Church 1n Cuudl.

BIODKFIILD-Th: lervice: in the Brookfield congregation on Sunday, Jun: 19th, will be :.s fol- lowl: Hartcville, 11 a.m.; S. School, 10 :.m., nnd Brookfield. 3 pm. S. School, 2 pm. Kindly note the clung: of 0h: hour: of the service and of the S. School at Brcokflald CLYDE RIVER-On Sunday, Jun: 10th, the service in th: Pro:- byterlcn Church, Clyde River, will be at 7.30 p.m., S. School 6.15 p.m. This service will be the annual Thank Offoring lei-vice of m: W. M. Society. '

Champion nnd Mlh: Halon vllltar:

NEW LONDON GROUP-Pres- lbywriln Church in Canals. Serv- ice: on Sunday. June 19th, will be in: follcwa: ll :.m., Clifton; 2.00 pa», Gnnvillc; 4.00 p.m., North ‘Ruatlco: 7S0 p.m., Geddi: Mem- orl:l. Sumhy School :t Graham Rood 8:11 ot 2.80 p.m. \ PIANO IICITAL by pupil: of Mr, Arthur Vcuy, Monday, Jun: 20th, Heart: Memori: 1 Hull, l:- :l:t:d by Mr. Jock Wllklm, Violin- llt lnd Mr. Hui-y Vauy, Button: Soloilt. 3140-0-11-11.

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IINGAGBMINTF-Mr. Ind Mn. Prcdortck 3111mm mnounce the onnummt of thou- dnughtu Mar- lltct mum to Willllm Hdmilton Homo. Mcrriu: in tlk: pin: in 31:8-0-l.’|-ll.

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SUCCESSFUL ‘ISA-On Wednu- d:y Uta-noon : 1:": numbu of 1:410: m: h: :1: the buutiful lhcm: of In. (Dr) N. V. Goodwill, :0 kindly offend by her to th: indie: of St. Jomc: Church, the fund: helping mnei-inly in um: Zhlllﬁh work. Mn. A. 1:. Morrimll

Blclurd: an: uvernl nlectlcn: looompumd by Mn. K. S. Rogers. Th: pa“! U: tlbl: wu Wliidod

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I6 INCH unblawbod cotton mill- QndJ, value 15 cent: ylrd, Cloning at‘: wit: per vlrd- Prowl: B»;

1,6 INCH havy unbleached oct- ton, mlllenda. value 20 cent: ysrd. Clearing It 10 cents P01‘ YIN!- Prmva: Bron-fl.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CIIABGI -'rh: ccrvice: for Suntlly. Juli: 10th are: Hnnptcn at 11: De _s:blo and Bouahuv ct 7-30- BW- G00- AyorahMlnistkr. ' BEADALBANE-Uhlind Church of Clnldl. Service: on the lbw: chug: for Suxuhy Jun: 19, u: ll follows: ma: Vllley l1 A- M; Granvlll: S P. Ml: Pleasant. Vlllcy 7.30 P. M. Thou. Pllcf-lwfbe, Mlhll- ter.

NOW AT MALPEQUE —ThB Canadian Govemment oyster cul~ ture crude oil burning vessel Oetred II, Capt. Dcucett, which ha: been experimenting in Shedlru: Bay, ha: gone to Malpeque, P. E. I. Sh: will return here for extended operations in a short time.

LOADING COAL-Capt. DUI Ferguson, oi’ Hampton, P. E. Island, was a. visitor in New Glasgow on Sunday last says the New Glasgow News. While here he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. C. Beck, West Side. Capt. Ferguson ha: charter- ed his vessel to load coal for the Greenwood coal Co. for P. l. Island ports. _c.__.

RETURNS HOIVHL-Ml‘. Rulllll Phillips, manager of the Camdim Store, stellarum, N. S. t: back on duty again alter an ab:ence of :1: weeks in Summerolde, where he wl: relieving the manager of t.h:t branch store. m". Evan Murroy. who has charge of the Stella-ton Store during Mr. Phillips absence. ho: returned to h: duties in the New Glasgow store.

FISH FALLS OPE-The catchu of lobster: 1n the northern d1:- tritrict (Clasp: to Chockpish river. Kent 00., and on th: north end of Prince Edward Island, fell d! heavily last week, du: to rough weather which prcventcd mmy fishermen lifting their trlps. 0n Saturday and Sunday, however, the fishermen had bcttm- aucceas, uid the supplle: ct shipping depot: :0; Shedfac and Point du Chen: n: being augmented. The northern mason will clooe on June I0.- Moncton Times.

A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.- Mra. Carolyn Cuhman, of Dort- moutl-l, was in town for a brief vi:it to her daughters, Mrs. Harry Jon- klns, Herbert Street and Mm. Funk Garrett. Almont Ave. Sh: came on Saturday with Mr. Cole, o! Dartmouth, who spent the week- end with Mrs. Cole :12 he! afctor. Mrs. Wire's, Chisholm Street, and returning Sunday Mf- Cole’: dmgh- m Mu: Elsi: and Mia: Jdyo: Burk: accompanied them. Mm. Col: l: Grand Chief of the Mui- time Temples of the Pyihlnn Si:- ter: and her duties have kept. her busy continuously :lnc: April 20th. when sh: began her offlchl vim:- tlon of the Temples not only in the Maritime: but some in Massachu- setts and Maine a: well. Sh: jut returned from Charlottetown, P. l. 1., 1nd yesterday she nnd Mrs. Rmjke eluted for Cape Breton motoring-New Glasgow New:

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Smd children; racihttoa by Nona: walker: aiming, "Sanding - tb: Wordi" M18911: Boudlctlon.

(My) I. M. Ind Mrl. Aftku: with Mildred and Doulll: 1nd Mr. Buchanan of Sydney, N. 8., villtnd Cornwall on Tu::d:y of thi: Ink. They returned to Sydmy fir: fol- lowing doy but expect to return 1n Auguu for their mnuﬂ v:o:- tion. .

Under tb: lulplccl of the Oom- w:ll York Point Inlﬂtuill. "t: Wilf- :bir: p1:y:r: prounted :n 011107- abl: play 1n Comnll 11:11 l:_:t Friday evening. Betwcon th: mt: Mn. Gordon Mchem (n20) Mari: Cruby, gu: two delightful rud- lng: ond Georg: Multan‘: murde- lin phying In: much mjoycd.

‘r11: Cornwall Women‘: Minion- lry Soul»! met at. th: bum: cf Mn. Print Soyl: o: Mondaycvuz- fng, tho thirteenth, with 0b: 2n:- idcnt, ma. D. K. Rail. fr: f-h: chill. Twenty-two mcmbor: ummud tb: roll all. Mn. W:t:cn Lfvlnpbon: g:v: tb: mding from 1h: mm book :nd Mn. W. W. Crodrrfuvot- ed the meeting with o reading.

Hfld: Crolby, dmghtcr of and Mn. im-ry CIﬂlUL-Illlb with :. pcinful maiden: lat-Ink. Wbilo‘ phyla: fa lchool on: bonoiin hot win n: broken and cnothur dllv‘ touted. Dr. Murchinn “landed tothemmdlhcflnowabletob: around. ~ - ~ Mr. sud Mn. Elmer Willh, King- ston, Ier: viaitor: 0o Cornwall on 511ml“. guest: of Mr. cud Mn. unwell Abbott.

m. md M11. Prucr Morrow and Keith were visitor: w Mudowlunk on Pridny md mfoycd th: Wilt- lhir: ploy in Oomwnll 11:11 that evening.

Little Mil: Ruth Mohair, daugh- tor of Mr. md M11. Hugh Malian. vn: hkcn luddanly ill with ap- Nndiclti: In: 700K151 oporaud on in th: hccptul. W: hop: :11: will non b: out qctn.

Mr. uid Mn. Frank I-Iuglm, Ccvohud, wor: vhltorl w Commit on Sundlv. tum: of Mr. nod Mu. Fnnk Howud. aid nthndod the Mhcion Band Pagunt in th: evcn- lug.

Congratulation! to Mr. Ind Mn. Wilbur Jone: of Powul ca :11: birth of : bonny My In! Manny.

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Mr. Hector Murohilon and Dun: lifcllwcn. York Point, with Lb: 5w. D. K. Rm: attaudcd lb: Unitcd Church Confcronp: hold in Sack- vill: l::f weak.

—Fin:l rite: were held Tuesday for th: 1:0: Charla: Wink. Oriental

ton, who wu found dead in a local hotel onSunday lust. Th: funeral was attended by :11 member: of lb: China: colony in the city. u n11

cased from Saint John. PHI“?! Edward Icland, Slbkllnllg :nd Am- hmt, while ::ver:1 citizen: wer: mo at the obsequlec. Th: mvlcc w:: held M. four o'clock in Tutti: Broa. Channel, Lut: ltxoct. md wll conducted by Rev. 0:011: l. Whils- houce, pufm‘ o!

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proprietor of the Paris Cafe, Monc-'

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Pint But-lat Church, who my: aympctheticlllv of m: 10:: m: nhtive: aid chines: riopulnticn hercxhv! luctllncd in .

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Th: many Mud: of liftl: lmrri: Oink. lb: chvcn ylu old uh of Mr. and Mt:- Orvlll: Oink wfllbe vary nrry to bu: ﬂat. tb: little 1m! auffcrod : wry aver: 0nd plin- ful uqidmt on Wcdnudcy, in gum: unfortunih my. b: 1:11 lltinlt : deck 1a the aobcolrmdlmmly cut hi: 10¢. sum: of’ the other 1:0: to lchool. immedlncly cum: him to tn: Doctor‘: ofﬂel. Ind wlur: th: doctor found it uocculry to

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Th: proclaim: couhtnd of 11::- wai@:_M_ 3w mum b: Mr- 1m- “ limits» :1 Mm. wt» ~1- Vlfb, Pia-ho mammalian! W301: mm: lﬂﬂnrdmi w- M1019 "ma: llcCbrn." m» Vern: Schumann. dhlqzuq. nudlnlr. Nil: Richard»: (modal Ponto- mlﬂiv. ‘fl-M: Juli Sqrhvrfylclln whet-fun: by Mum Jlmmylbrbem. Noll lob. ma: Wlnnlfrod Wright. (unborn). voul ducth. Mu. Gun: Bmdcmu Ind Mil: Wlanlfrod Wright Ind llvlral 17th:!’ numblr: d1 n! which wind much hug/bui- :nd nmiuemmt. A ::l: of uudy took pllc: l: lib: intmullllon.

'11:: 1:11am in Shh community u: bud :8 work bloating 90th:: cud it 1: uwchd thc: tb: plumb: of potntoe: md turnip: will b: oom- alum tbl: ruck.

Mr. m: m. Gordon Mudcllum o! Clurlothtown. var: vilitin: r6- ll-Ifvc: b: 1mm luloqu: lucky-S

British Premier And Harriet Arrive In Geneva-

GENEVA. Jun: io-(A. r.) Prim: Emilia: Sunny Manual: md Pruahr lldcurd Harlot 8mm la Gum: imirbt M : brhf M110 which will bu: lmlﬂrhut moat: on u» future o! lb: dhummo: coufmm: which 1a: bu: 1n 0::- alon 1m: for th: lut four moat-ha. ‘ma: ha: bun much ninth: in 00am durin: lb: tut weak u m: reiult of tvc I101! clrcuhtcd report:- On: 9f thll: n: flat Brit- :in n: prupuia: to hunch a now dllarmcmmt 16:: in 1h: bop: of reviving m: cmfmma. '11:: mend wu ﬂat lrlhin lnd 01.11:: import- m: mmpun ccvcrummt: 1M d:- cum to mm: u» Inn: confor- mc: until tb: uncut-ton: mm»: :9. lacuna: l: ova n6 who: to: : loam plrbd. _

Th: mince: burau will boll ‘u BOINIIJCSIWNI And :0. ma: tlm: :11: Mn uillutlcn- l: lumen to b: bland.

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‘there i: ncnv no luck of momur: lid with l. little more bunchin: wd wumeth th: crop ultumon Wlﬂlld b: nut/Promising.

Owinl t0 the continued ..l-rlglt winch. the ﬂmcrmen in gcnerol In: uncble to lnul their geu for thcputtwoorthre: dayc. Atthi: time of culling 18th. nut. however, : decided tmpwvoment l: appu-cnt in weotber conditions. favoring‘

giving murcno: to ﬂiqfirmcrof bocterhopuofaucoeucnthelknd.

you‘. Mu. Ildlbb McAully ofNcd- bury. ma. on-ivod -:t 11::- hemp.

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U. S. :9. the present’ time. Th: ctr-furry "Charlottetown" :11: c011- did fmilltle: for "rim" :_ pluunt cal. ~

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Philly cr. recently motored from paid use’ Oqmbridgc.

vhitlng nth-i: hum: of m. Baton‘:

mdfomily. Polar: 7mm.

Among the under: aid publimed for th: comtmcticn of NI! Pﬂnc: of Wllc: Coll": :\

m. n. 0.. Macdoncld, mums. Edmonton, Mr. Mncdonnld : indu- :t: In Amhimtur: mi: ucoill University 11:: bun loomed 1n 1M who: for um: ma, ma! 1': nutty: of P. I. 1.-: :cu of ﬂu: ht: Wl-lltlm Mudonuld and Mn Mac- dooold, Pour: Rad.

Conddorul: ﬂokuea: 1s prov:-

ttoppnr: to. bc-th: lutklck o! tlut obnoxious lcourg:

manual. M1110 othrr: ed cold: which luv: dovolopqd into : mote: of I'm.

._.._._.. _ v m. w. I. Juklnl. Gndk liver. 11:: for com: comma-obi: tlnobooa

Ital 1n hi: 1:01AM lath-P-

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lumen-l room: m: ma:

: nut mom-it! 0f u: Ink Pl!"- uru of form. 11:1: ond mum pad iéuntlmwhmfthuuful tn know cu offcctiv: protection from 0h: ltflok: of fllila mmuim: :nd fora: tnucu. Th: mtnmclwlcn lunch of t-b: fodenl Dmutment c! Anloultltr: ha: trial m: r:- commcnd: the following oil pr:-

pmtlon :

Oil of Oitronollo Spirit: ot Camphoc .. oilcfTu 1 011 Olllhhywyll .. ... l: Cub: O11 ................’..:tn0

(Dcmdlnlou uuitlvmm of tb: um).

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norm: w. m: m. u. A. ma:

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w. J. 10:15:11 Iinhy and Mrs.’ 1

their homo ct. Montage: calling on I relative: pad frlcxid:_:t

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lat you my c keep 1mm‘ .0 death fol- | at she tluu"

ad's biuiug‘ with just ., “It; lo decllli lot. Lend him

at. hi: Jon; hat much 1°; wcccsse: m: Every ma“ l‘ n, and if y Fe else.

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EX. McBE. Auctioned _..______.

' Adams. 2 An art McLeod.

Morrison. \ l Robert '

Morrison. ill‘: McMlll '

t Thoma: Morrison.

Teacher.

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