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ami-:o=iiol_ ROMANCE ‘oi=.'ri~ie-. wesreari stains

A rousing, crackling tale of adventure and love near the Texas border.

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SOILQRO hu come to stay.

WILDY LODGE.-I. 0. 0. F. re- gular meeting -to-night and iinitia-

Coach hu arriied. Call eng asc it at the show rooms. -'

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ACCERTS AGENCY.-tMr. P. J.

011. 1033 -Henry. Water Street, Georgetown,

-m has accepted an agency for Soilgro

SAVE YOUR QUARTERS Mi' for Georgetow and vicinity.

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the play in the Marshfield Hall. Friday evening. 1044~5-14-21. T0 ERECT NEW HGME. -#Mr

and Mrs. Raoul Raymond of Gen-

CHURCH OF 8C0TLAND.élVr. eva, Switzerland have arrived in

T0 RE-DECORATE TH EATRE.

ORCHESTRA FOR PRINCE

EDWARD.- The management of _ .the prince Edward Theatre is ta Explained at Laat

cured -the services of Messrs Webb F’l°”d‘ "What ‘“ h°""’l° Wi” Loon ond Goldstein or the casino °°“°° f"°m that \'H<ii° wt!" O'chestra, who will have charge Radmphani "W°"» I SW" Y°i-i or me musical program for the would make just as -had a noise if

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ro-molnln do of the w ok. 'rh "°“°‘i in the "Bi °f 'Pfi'°'Wii1i1°i‘S _ _ is no nought nhl thot thlseohungoeltl i" E119 f°“"i\ emi i-*St 0! this sea `“°/ ' the musical policy of the P-rlnce was B"“”3“'i°k H°“i' Uf M0810

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Edward Wm be much appreciated Contests. These contests, which _

by its Dam_ons_ were of a high educational value '

__________”*_é E65? céJll_di1¢_§ed bg the Brunswick-

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PsnsoNAi.s " tion with thgr-nalllo / |\‘\\ »\\

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Mr. John Diamond, Wlnsloe waslcontest ranging ping; one ntlilgtls-

_a visitor to the city yesterday. and dollars for tlhe first prize down ` l -- to a number of one hundred dollar _

Wednesday and Thursday shows you were “ming Wt °f °¢h°i°»"*- and for special features. The ser- Farm and R°“°h Review-

vlccs of Mr. Albert Blanchard *'_' pianist, have been secured for the There Wefe n° C“"adia“” ‘m°“'

Mr. Crawford .Aitken ‘has arrived

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Where the Trail Rider Rode Wild and Free. vfsxaew glzlfamgygn on B' 0 day Mn Gndfrey Ludlow continues l

Mr. F. G. Spencer. o-wner of the

MIDNIGHT BLUES two port comedy _P-we E<““"i “““ S‘"‘““ ”°“g“ ‘im me H W--,n tl... ...

Theatres who has been in the city

morning on return to S1. John,

E. C. Robertson will rpreach on Sun- the city from Black Banks. Mr. day. May, 17th. at Belle River 10.30 Raymond has purchased from Mr. a. m. and -Murray Rliver at 7 tp. m. W. K. Rogers twenty-iiive acres _

-& oi land on the Flood ranch, South-‘

cord oflfllanks _

s_ g_.. _,;___i d Th*-_¢_|¢g|,r syperior an Sisters of the Charlottetov_i_l: Hospital acknowledse B 8 of one hundred and fifty We 'dollars and Seventy tw”

cents ($151.72) received from Prowse Bi‘0!~» Lid-~ °f tha city. This is another instance of the kindly interest mani- fested -hy this firm 1" me wemlre of the Hospital. For many years this same Brin has contributed liberally I0 this public institution and they may feel assured that this assistance is encourag- log und highly appreciated by the Sisters.

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port, lbeautitully situated- three

-Arrangements have just been miles from Charlottetown. l-ie I, ,,,,,,_,,.¢4-44-o-o-#+0-0+°»H made to have Mr. Fred Stringer, will can-y on ranching there with * Kei-th scenical art-ist, come here foxes purchased from Mr. Rogers, ..s+¢¢»¢»-o-og*-so-ovooo-0-0-0° in July tor the purpose of redecor- and expects to have the ranch in

ating the interior of the Prince operation this fa-il. H 1 plana- ' TS

Edward Theatre. ing to be in the construgtiosn o his COLOR GUTOU

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New MANAoEiuEN1'.-vit-_ .td otfnylnce an 0 er U ns' Hg t Little Ugly Boy

Mrs. Hanrighg have tail-:en cvs: brghton Club and will con iilct c. n- ¢******'°‘°'°*'°*“°'°`°'°'°“*°

ces every night. Special catering for “Tune In” '/ ,` pairtles. 1068 _ A ' '

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prizes.

to charm the radio audio

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Another girl mysteriously dropped out of sight! Qiieeil. Bild Hifi! Pi8Y€<i with all ‘the east'-_

Another case tc' ham” the p°|i°°! The Many friends of M-r. Welling- iitxeliiil ixrEiicset.whlch characterizes the

See "THE GLUE" second chapter of ,ton Bruce, City will be sorry to --_

-learn of 'h-im being con-fined to 'his Another interesting -pro r i l

“INTO NET" _ _home through illness. which was broadcast on gsggdrllli asl

-- evening last consisted of vocal so~

los and duetts, the nu-mibers lbelng

every heart, such as Old Black

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F course, you would not 'often see a C.C.M. Bi- ~

cycle carrying two pe0pl¢ 85

shown in the picture.

But it is amply stron_g

enough to do so. A C.C.M._iS in reality “A Bicycle Built For Two". _

This surplus strength is

built into the C.C.M. without adding an ounce of unneces- sary weight. It is achieved by the use of the very best materials, by special rein- forcements of the frame and by rigidity of construction.

This reserve strength is

more important than you might, at First, think. It mczins safety for the ridcr and long ll_fe for the bicycle. The C.C.M. Will withstand unusual strains, sudden jolts, unexpected jars far better than a cheaper machine, while bumping over ruls. rzlilway cross- ings, stoiles and rough ground is all in the day':s work for the C.C.M.

As an example of the reserve

strength of the C.C.M., take the frame. It is not of just ordinary

gilality. It is of English Seamless

ubing, reinforced at the joints.

The forks, too, have n drop forged crown,making them practically un- breakable. The beariugs are of flint- hard steel. The spokes of specially- drawn and heat-treated wire. The rims of clear maple, tested for strength.

In fact, every one ofthe 1,761 parts

of a C.C.M. is of superior quality and strength. And when you have

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1,761 parts, all of superior quality :md strength, the result is a bicycle with zl wide margin of safety, superiority and longlife--in truth, "A Bicycle Built for Two".

Slip into the C.C.M. dealer‘s. He

will be glad to tell you`more about thc C.C.M. and show you the new models for men, women, boys and girls. '

Prices Again Reduced

This year C.C.M. prices have

again been reduced. They are now selling at the lowest prices since pre-war days--$20 to $25 less than the after-war "peak" prices. A Big Dollar‘s value for every dollar you invest. _ -

The new 1925 C.C.M. catalogue,

profusely illustrated, free from the nearest C.C.M. dealer or from any C.C.M. oiiice.

"Seeing Nellie Home" and others,

'_ A lf0i` the Past few days leaves this -T09" "My Old Kentucky Home" FA-CING THE -BEAR

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il Mr. James Gillis-nic. Long River it is interesting to note that 'Ji the °id i“<“"" ie'-=°“‘i °f "Ugly

,who has been visiting i nthe city Station 10 A.S. owned and ope,-ot. Boy." Children who saved the linu- lfor-the-last few days was a passeng ed 'by Mr Waiter Burke was henltl ei' d°l|5 9V€i`Y dfty Will have H1911'

A Inllfge I¢0bStel° Pack Predicted ‘cr on the western train Wednesday in North Adams Mass -by an Iglglld sets completed tomorrow.

Are You Prepared to Handle and

Care for the _Eastern Telephone and Telegraph the Methodist, Church. Charlotte- your nulty" he ga-id,

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Company has arrived in the cit town. This speak ell i' . I " 1 I from Halifax an bein y `cal statio B W or our lo ‘These nuts are mme' grow el

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salllfafy Way ? lgtioloonliél :,,»____ ,,ume,du§ ‘;'§;‘;‘d§ _.getting ,§’ut_.'.‘ fi °W“ “i “_ is tht: 0111 i>__@tlr-_ _ii__\_1\ib_Hw;§ _t_>:___1

1 ere. e s e guest of Mr and '

- "MN J- A- S- Bayer- All the lui-go hrosdonstln -- ` "

»__ , S sta- You may be bigger, said Ugly

ave S ake Your lM. , R _[_ f t_._i_on§e;sre d_termin;d :gore 'than ev- Boy, "but you are not hraver.”

i - ore 0 ma e -t is sumlner‘s “Yes I am," growled the bear.

- ; e reception as good if 110i betttirlshowing all her big teeth,

_-_ than that of any winter. With this -111 ten you what," gum Ugly

I Miners’ Relief Committee wish Bild in view. they are in most cas- 3,; _ --F1 t _ t ,¢

J 9 9 ’ to acknowledge the following con- es increasing tlhelr power as well ,mg thennl sylvfalil fry toosigigeyzlug

-en routle to his home. lady who wrote saying that she --

.WHB Ht a iriend‘s house when they -But little Ugly \Boy did not move.

Mr. H. M VanBusklrk, of the tuned in and lheard the service of Hewas not afraid “I nm eating

Ba Y0 D ss er than you"

T S trlbutions as planning .programs of special y

9 ' Picnic :hams ($10,00) 'through interest for summer campers and £1; s(;l;;s‘.`.'h9 wins gets me “ms

Wnmcn's ine-titute of North River vacation parties all over the coun- '

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Made at Short Notice- Mr- Joh" 1“`-f°»'"» M°“*HB“e mf- "’~ The ‘"'““““’°‘“’°“‘ *"9 “°‘“ ~-o " §’ht..lf°"° 1.2. ...T-»'~-

lull clothing. Rev. George Taylor Setting 0"! Portable 'receiving sets 0 you you can e’ ' $500. C G I T Zim, Chu,-Ch which may be conveniently cm. Then sho gavealoud roar anti,-ush

V H $10.06; lrwin lirlnting C05, prim. ried from .place to place anti will ed at lime Ugly BW' "‘W°°f' “'°°f!

_ _ I .ing of shipping tags, em; 139.31015 form an essential lpart of all holl- she roared- "V" eat YU" up- V" “ai

Brothers. Ltd, out-ton milk powder day eiluillmentf you un."

P7‘°"° 39.34- opp Prime Edward Theatm so Gran” sunt Seaview School through Ruth

STOCK QUOTATIONS-5.1;.‘}‘-`.‘.‘.;.f“sif;‘.i‘.1 '<§i.`_'°_'_’_"§i‘; ‘ll-iii

lifulltl (‘lillt- Sugar l’i`d_ 53'/t

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rlAl,li‘Ax, .\itl_v 1-i,_Qllotnt_-_oll_.-_:gif:_L_";§::_’:_E____l_;i’,}§__c in __ 18,_,._

iurnisllutl hi’ .lollnstoll null \\ur<i.l“___~_) ___ l,__(,m(_ Ry

Vlcnlllcrs of thc .\l0lltrelil .\‘till‘k" "5 U I ,‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' '" ' |l'llll-.\ln<-rit~lill .Pctrolc-lim ..

E""'h“““‘” - Iuu lu-.lv su.-l spring co. ._ 237 1 ll I'N ' C

At. Top, & Santa l"<‘. ily 5 Nt-\v York Air Brnko Un, ll

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‘t'“m(L(‘_l_"&(ll`_;:im§_O` (.'_" ' 3,23'-l l'.\`_ lllrlil-lirizll Aluilllol Co . 87 '/it -‘“- "‘ " `i' _ ' 1"- sl st--l . . , ...1iff-/ .'\il2iIiti" iii.‘lili"i`Y ""- " ' 2='::l('lHill-(illlt tilt!-‘cl ('11 Hof Alll. . dill; .\ nu-ritziiil l.'.lrrllll<iiivi~ l'tl. _ 120’-. _ "UH .|.__l|fDh0m_‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ 137 Am. Sllll>liill,i1 t\'~ l{t~l'_ill. (`ll, , iifit ym___m__m"' 24% .-\ii:u-tliillu iiippvl' Iiliil. i tl. ___ .»l il ______Zm____ Fm(__m_n __ _ 51 _

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OFFICIAL A.L.A. STATION _

We answer all stress czlls

and have the latest In towing and emergency repair work equipment. When your car refuses to bring you home just call 590. The response will be speedy.

We specialize in RADIA-

` '|'¢l"?i~epa|r work and are dliifibutorl for the famous MacKiNNON RADIATOR CORES. Thele are made for every type of car and are a aura protection for your rad- iator against front. Before buying or having your radia- Ut repaired oonlult ua. We can show you something just a little hotter.

Phone McEwen ooo,

civfown Gag-ago Battery ana Car Repair Dept,

limi when four persons are sin!!-

' 'leacller-~And, William, what is

Still;

1T'i"7s 77

.\`l>llrlll,-lll l'ui'lliit o. 102% v - »- -' -- 11:7

.\I|lz:lll.~'ll iilvl r l’rul'ui'ri‘il 188'/t Spullisll ltlvvr ('onl. .__ 106'/,| .~:u,t-l iwiilliltllly ni Cunciila . 87 .\iiliilii . . . . 67’/A Sllll\\'illl1.::l|l 142 lizlllwlltlrle Pulp ._ 80 liflmlilltlll Bridge .. 91 i\\`llllli|rl-'.1 l-Ilcclrir 45‘/4 l.\':ltioll:ll Hroworlcs 49’/t i' zu.-.oliilzltctl Slnelters _ . .__ 77% BONTJS lllfll \'ii lrll`_v . . . . . . . . . . ... 104.-ll) llliifi \'ii'i0r’y 106.55 ilA.\’i{S liunk Mulltrcnl 245 iiiillk .\'oi'zl Scotia . _ . ._. 264

Wll1»:lt-- May. 165: July, 151;

Sr ill. 1-i2 3-4.

(`m'll---.\l.1_\'. 1141-4: July, 117:

Soni. 115.

0"-. . Moy, 45 5-8; July, 451-8;

Siipt. /H Zi--l.

\Vllt_lit--.\flu_v. 176 7-8; 'July 170-

Zi-8; Oct, 139 1-8.

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Liquid Measure

"|~,.,,¢|,o|-_,|ghnny, what is it cal-

illg 7

.lohnlly--A quartet.

it when two persons are signing?

Willie (after brief hesitation)-

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sawis size aurvous

li is ll good plan when makinz

childrens' clothes to use tille some sir of hui-ions on alll. Then/ there is no llifticllli-y from replacing odd sizes. _

-~»--€O£*--1- BROADCLOTH FOR GPORT

English ilroildoloth its very much

liked,for -sport and homie dresses.

$25.00.

SMART CCMBINATION .

Tan ofr beige kasha is very smart

dark 'brown shade.

---¢-0>l-- SOAKING LACE

It is well to soak lace in soapy

wat‘»r io which ammonia or borax has ibeen added -before washing it. This lnoscns the dirt so ‘less hand- lim; is required and -hence less wear on the mes-h.

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LA RV EX

Spray _

This odorleaa. atainleaa

nomlnfiammable spray

, makes wooiana, clothing, -

ful-nltura,_ruga, blankets,

eta., moth proof. Price

01.75 per bottle with

sprayer.

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Mlna.nl'|i Lhtlment Flnc for t_|n llair.

when comlblnetl with kasha ot a

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B. Johnson Mo ` fire meetings; thirteen member:

° Perrin I - ” made niltetniii pomatrt mi

T13.; n&W_,_ ooo.. l Humor . -mutitts: nd six ma

lessons in the lnbernalonal langu-

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Johnson

(Color the grandmother’s dross

Ross and Theresa Mook_ teachers llo Lessons Broadcast brown and tan with a desigp ln

- 1064 green; Her hair is grey and hor

*--<-0'>-- _ DUTIES the fall of 1924 WLW of feather green. Cut a llole for her

the Crosley Radio Corporation face to gh°w_)

promoted an eight-week course oi’

teaches “H- the m°Ht i1°°@DU1i>ie °f Poto. Lloyd wtliner, P. w clurhin languages for this -particular use DL H D_ Nhnsol, Reuben MM. is lio ’ ' -

~ Donald and W. M. Rowe.

_'_ Sergeant-at-Arms- James Mc

K?omm~it`tee--(First N d Cl ul

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On Tuesday niglhi, the -Bruins 'Programme-R. E. -Mutch, L. B.

journeyed to the western m_eiropoi- Maclvlilla-n, Ben Conrad. is and met the Cummers de ag- Fel owe -ip-D. F. Bethune, Jas.

- Proof gregction in a return game fin which A. Bayer, W. Morris

they again came out vii-otoniousl lt Education-I-l. H. Shaw. Hon Dr, will lhe remembered that 'last week W. J. P. MaoM‘lllan, Wilfred Boult. _the -Suminsreide boys came down to er Chartlotwtowu and yuh, up an ex- Publicity-W. C. S. Ms-c1.ure, H. cellent exhibition, 'losing out to tlh-e V, Buqtain, W. A Stewart Bruins iby only a ilew points and _Boys Work-,G4 F Hutcheson, T so it was though; that they would W. L. iProwse, Bid. Nicholson givo the room u hut-d go when lviusic-chu-iio ooliugor, J. A. they met intent on their own door, Alien, iivlarclis Calder but such was not the oline for the Aiiitatdanoe-J. A. Robertson, C. Bruins oiitarlry ottciaseed them -by L. Milla, .Bam Kennedy. quite a -large mania. Fines--Percy Turner, J. A, Mne-

The Bruins played excellent ootn- Millall. _ -_ - _

hinat.-ion and tlilt feature. combined Bpsinces Metharli' M Stewart with good it -ous; nm tluinn ull »n. 1.. cotton, al__ _-Piolturd to a good .large score and made 'Fulrllo Aiihlrs--William Moran them easy victors. . Goo._'IN8l0i4. J..0_ Hrlldman Close guarding was s feature of The __ ttendtnce record for the

the game. ; six in ending April 80, 1925

_ Mr, ill. ‘H_ Simpson refereed lab showetla _ six members, ~R. H. - "“““ isfacooflly. Jenkins, ,M. Rowe, J. A. Clark

`li‘ollovriiig was the line-up. - P°"°7 - 'Bly Pendleton and S. ' A. Ma ' _made one hundred

Moment athirdlng 'all of twenty

Kagan r - _ _aaa 1 wrist Duw:l';g;%v° nrwtt. miuins tvw

ance ilor the tint half ofthe year!

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age. llo. Fred Smith, studio di t- 0, 0, W,_W_ conducted me mgsgl At Rotary i Some 450 students enrolled lt is .___

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Agent for llsnrnor and RED BIRD c.c-M. B1cYcL1is

Write For Catalog

REPAiRS DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES

W- L. _lVl_acLEAN’S, Charlottetown '

- -M.SERV|CE STATION

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safe to say that many housands The new President oi tile Rotary & listen , . q Q

ed regularly . _ This experiment indicated tlhree Siu-l)heRwo}taIl!tl‘lry)ld 1`l\ltl;1|(1£o`h MZ:

ihingii *ti the fir" Pitwe it proved "Kignoo" yostel-duy ul.el~lu-_.u. iitv P E I that Umguwe mi'iY be liiilgiit BUG' gave lt brief iilaiu;lll°ul uutllw-_.ll , ~ ’ ° ° °

» ' I cessliilly -by radio. The second tllnakiug the nlullbers lol' .llc lion- Agents for (fo Mo Blcycles and Supplleso Write “S for tiling we learned was that Ameri- our conferred on him hy uioctlnu, C t I d -

cans in Keneml are "Ui Yet keenly him i., that imiportnn-t poslt`on_ l a' 'a ogue an prlcest

i“t9i`°-"Cd iii the iiiilly life. Hilti Past President Rowe, and Vice °°“50il“5nUY the iiiliib' IHHLZUBEG President Pope, delegates to tllc 01' HHUODS lui' ‘W/iii’ 011 U19 Oi-i'l€i° Distllct Collvelitinu all Yilrnlouili, Side °f the Mean- “Ui P31110 M09-fi"gave an lnltertstiirg rcpolt of tllzit

casting is developing with such meeting,

phenomenal ra-pldlty that it ll The following officem for 1925-'

“SY i0 |ma8fiie the early Hfriviii 26 were announced.

ofthe -time when international p|»e3|d,,m__,R_ Ha,-old Jenkins

broadcasting will be as common v|ce.p|-(,51d9m_.pe,-cy pope

- as national broadcasting. When .secl-9;,"-y-Lloyd Wellner

this day comes it must bring as a Assigning, g¢,cr¢,m,-y.__ _

companion it common language.'M,,,-1ey_

“nd 9° ‘far 35 °“i° °XD@i'|°]°° Directors-R. H. Jenk’ns, Percy

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_ Weeks &: Burns _

229 Great George Street '

Mid for the year 79.94.

sltotnriall H. l\l._ Vanliuslclrk, not-etary of the Halifax Chu,

St. John were welcomed s 93

The Pi'9i9ldeht in arllllolllllllvlilg

the "Si 0? tfificers and committees

Hn” of the iiroceeiiinils of the Yarmouth Conference, touching on

R"-‘i“i’i3“.fP0D€ also concisely

‘tins 79-S3. lor the second 80.50 if ' " _"|_-II' up

°“'"“itt@d this imnrmionh ol tho .. _-

and Rotarian lt*-red -G. Spencer oi C AY A

' - Serviceable

hllei"ly referred to the functions \ / wheel gtlotlie mm' mi’ °“"°‘i fi" H V' 55 is tho ciovuluml c. c..M- _h cbng 3_1 all the 'Committees with / Gulumnd 5|¢y¢|¢ that ___cf;_ (i§___.oro at tix Tourist Pub- - W’ "_, “uhm H youire M 7y___c_o;:_f next ondsy evening _~ 'md M Won" .nd want

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p__l_I_f_;nilc.goo_stre_s_se<; the srealt lm. ;‘_’_"°JLl`°¥| tk. ixtrfmu- store, throughout the ,gust attendance - / it will ill, his sbt invert-

Ex-Preslrlentfllowe gave an out. ment you ever ri1ld°- "

_ - has speed, comfort, wear

and aervioe.

ill ‘1.'i‘.‘i..l3".“li...‘?.‘...'.‘l.?.' "f'i'f.'.'.§"'.'i.€.' WEEKS AND BURNS ¢itlt'ta~ldreiiaee.‘ , _ 229 one/rr osonos natal'

°°"“"°“°€- ' ' He reierml to the Ralston ~~ ` ' " ‘ " lf *een Imam” the Romrmns _ook ___ w_____h heol;____Rotary Extension," in the Charlottetown delelntex.

. - l dealt with tito__ hi _ _ dt "honours, -'

the vided dt thier meet which or ,tho international c w°rtl"RIR&,'§$”mg»'1§,| -twtldi'

wus a bu ‘oss maetin very .whtggrn-pat um mme , Uri! ' y’ tm, 1 way, the @hmme»be§ . _ th __ was to promote been laid a _d¢_,i_ ac V

-corn°! 9. somtidniry tl-mall 'rho average ntionu-ly___o:_:r::||_: ¢,f___H,, 8. mg; _ __§__:n___r__t_ _gg ‘;;1_t;tr:_:_t_l__o:a;_°;;e;_t;o;_ _igzlag to l_i§'lle1s,rmecn_:I;tif’;m,,

_ *° “ 1'9" by C°|°l\°i Yarmouth was also comndeluied by lgan, ' ` _

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ha til 01-li int