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.v-na-.-.-~.-v.-.-.--~.-.- "rs-r. CHAPTER xix

London is a city wilt-Wildly‘ in Witfllllll‘. Arid, aii-noiigti ho was uceusioiiicd LU it, Jollll Wyn- tei‘ left it iigaln ils ile walked iilolig the bare cciioilig, corridors of one of tile most mysterious o "icial bullo- ings of them llll. Doors opening and shutting and l-ttlllg out incn, who uitnout eieri glancing up let them- selves into otii.r tiours and van- isiicd. ‘Typist. rind LCCfULllflCS, trim lll LUCLI’ Slllllll, svlilllglllfl btflfih Lilltt iiciit shoes, \\"i\ll&t.'(l pllst him vxitii rlles under their iirrns, He nodded and smiled at unc oi them; the one belonging i0 the inun he was look- illg tor. "tics, ii.‘ 9 will see you, ivil‘. wynici‘. l. hiue leit the door‘ irri- lot-Iced, so don't trouble WlLll your‘ e. .

. "Thanks." And their in another minute or two John was in the pres- ‘ence of his chief, E. U had oric of those pudding basin iiiccs thirt lineun business. Arid not only blist- I iiess, but ii quality of shrewuness iii carrying tliiii business out, E. t) was u terror to Gcrinon espionage. But w those under hlin he was kind uiid sympathetic with an unswervrlig justice underlying the sympathy. But once let_E. 9 suspect your inoti- ves-then you were finished On the way up iii the train John had decided to make a clean breast of it. By diling Lllls he iwiiltl siiind or full. and l1 he fell he could g.t

PRINDE EDWARD

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vE/WPIRE-t- g THUR. —Fri.—Sat. -:

QUTLAWS ARE OUT!

Tlll Rough Riders ‘ "PP Up on Gold- .' . Mme Bandits! ~_,-

for the East. He would marry Odette before he went, illi(| if he clinic brick surely he would have lived down hi» failure to make good in the ivay‘ they wanted nun to make good. And it

' he didn't-

‘ And now he sat smoking and try- ing to breathe slowly und evenly. "You wanted to see ine," said E. 9. "I can give you exactly half an hour Go on, you've not scinethinit to t . _

Anti then JOlIIIVlJGEIIII. The chief

listened, milking little iniirks on Ins

blotting piid as he did so. Another of Fergus Letters victims: well. Del‘-

haps it was Just as well. “How old ll

the girl?" ,,

“I should sav about twenty-fol"- "Goocl looking?" "Lovely." “An expert at this "No, decidedly not. "Has anyone seen the 518111111118 . gpurt from the boy Ciunmlns? That ,was a good catch of yours. Wynwr, "No, I should suy not. John hesi- bbtfid. "Brittle Point 1s such an odd pluce.- Nobody seems w curve-thew might not be u wur down there. No- body will szly flllyl-lllllll about Lily- one else for fear of belut; involved. You know the woe oi thing- : “Yes l know the type of tlilnB will Intelligence," said the chief invisi-

sort of thing '9"

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‘fitfl-‘Jlhfilirs l . "A t I bhor. Thou urt nel- ,.g____~'-'-m it’. hot it“. Jail. I iii Si... i.»

Barons HITLERITES I out of my mouth.‘ There is no doubt m". ______ the writer of Hollymsgtptures knew s» 03...???’ “a Mir» r ‘ -

"But to continue. 1 note all You gay and I note it with Profound

are will“ 55x sympathy," said the chief. leaning

"Me f t f both htllldS us he " thgenwx lllcl to be color Ethnic; ovgriehlgnwrtttng table. "MW Il- . in th0“ve devll- Igveufivgmtllfttulll; __ -- i m i ow. cm N . ——--— ink it m“ yturn out w be bosom: "timid Film lumbar’..- iciifliéll; "lrfifiitféiii Board ilfiiiflilflifii luifitt: PIE!‘ S0 ThaTTi your 10L) b‘: fltnnerdfinovii? . Um, “ovum up. ere mus e e - . th t F Letter South-Tuesday illlmiired alnLflfl-OKRI: hands “Wftttown-Wedrrenduy and there must be incriminating llt- Mimtuguh-rhmw” mature with hlm. signed letters CIrdIriii-ri-iii. ‘ll lhiil. aiii bring me lhcSmibllls i_ l.|.i|_ Y i il prepared to rrneak iln n (‘Oilfi-

ii camera, of course, lus Fergus setter, sllvo or dud. m I'll be best

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mun at your vycddiiig."

with you,“ said John.

but it will be like dropping n stun into a well, _\'L‘.'l know E t5 as well ‘il

with iinyone will make no impress inn on him; he may , think that you're a bloody fool, bu tlizitls rill.“

how I f-zel. To use your influence with s. woinnn to get information ort of her not knowing whether it might moon her (lezith. I simply can't do

rather than that."

Jere now. I'll get hlin on his private wire.

1111f a second." The chief pressed l

button. "Speaking." John could hear the \'fl' c coining faintly

fvcr

~ The piiddiiis: face concerns F. 3. You "s on flftccn-o-two,

will remember l» Western circuit." "ifnlf a second while ‘f vefifr." There tvas a little pause. Outside thc nlcz-t lnnvlcd its warning; John barely heard it. “Yes. I've got it. go on." ‘jE 3 has got it taped. up to n point. Bu: is handicapped by hav- iig fallen in love with the liidy concerned." "Ciin the qirl give us valuable lnforinirtloii?" "Yes, invaluable."

spare the girl if she trlls us what we iviint to know and produces crclrgfuil confirm it 1n wrltlnlz. Code L .

“very good. sir." The chief lis- iencd for another incmcnt or two ‘Zllld then disconnected. "Could you ‘llflilr ivlini he said?"

"Ycs.“ John got up and walked to the window. This must be how lt would feel to be buried under a heap of masonry rind then hear the trip of the picks of the rescuing squid. 'I‘lils . . . he turned round ‘iguln.

"By the wiry, now we've disposed of that little mutter, how ls Frasrr shaping? Any use?" the chief want- ed to know.

“l-Ic will be in time I should luy. A bit hesitant at present. perhaps. But. he's got to know ffiss Harman, which ls rill in the good."

“Hzinnnn, Hnnnrin." ‘The chief was ponderlngfll know f]. padre of that name once." he said. "A hm fellow: chailnizi tn Gerievn n and very use ul there to us us wel as w his flock."

"l-ier fnthcr." John smiled.

"Rerillyl I congratulate you. Any qualms that I might have had. hnve vanished. Both he and she are charming. and so is the boy. Ah. of course, new I grasp ltl That ls the boy who is u prisoner of war. Ebr- giis Letters strong suit. God. the thought of hnvlnu that. devil be- tween iny fingers!" The chief's strong white fingers were closing nnd uncloslng on his fountain pen.

“Yes, wcll-" John not u . "Thank! very much, sir." he sad, "and I think with lilck I miizht be uble w cinch the four-fifty from Pudding]- ton. What about the alert. thong . doe: it make nnv difference?"

“The all clear hits already one," said the chief. hi; fut lace cr nklcd with amusement "Bounded for you. my boy. in more senses than one. Good luck." The firm fat hand was sir-etched across the desk. "The very best n! luck. Wyiiter. in both your itursiiits. And bring us Letter alive. I want to see him squirming In the dock. And don't, be afraid for the lady: the chic-f ncvcr goes back on his word. and I'll son you 0n his lcitcr as soon as I've taken a copv of

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"Thnnks vcrv much." And then John was outside In the corridor nizaln. Thi- same stcalthv uiihrirrled preoccupation of everybody,

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“Others might not see eye to eye “I'll flnd that out first if you like. It will mzan telling them the facts. 1_ci0_ The fiici that you'l‘c tn love lust‘. stop to "HOW soon could you find out?" said John cicspeiiitcly, “Oh I know

I sound hysterical if you've been through it yourself, sir, you know

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CONFEDERTATION LIFE INSUR- CE. L-DTI

UNION ROAD Y. P. U. — The regular‘ meeting of tihe Union Road Y._P. U. W83 held at the home of TLlie Prowse, on Saturday evening March 6th The meeting opened with the Devotional period in charge of Sadie Cassford assisted by M813’ Liiviflgswne. The theme for Meditation was Jesus, the Bread o1 Life. The opening hymn Break thou the Bread of Life was followed by prayer. Scripture reading was takm from John Chapter six The hymns, "I am coming Lord and Blest be the Tie that Binds were sung, Two selections in keeping with the theme were read. T is part of the pro- Bram closed with Benediction. In the absence of the President, the Vice-president presided. Roll call was answered by eight members and one visitor. Minutes of previous meeting were rend and approved. Collection taken amounted w five cents. Various

from the minutes we for discussion. mritees were appointed for

Worshi

hold the next soc hiinic of Annie the Sltldv told facts his home town. in Wales BIUOYP/il by all present was th {led by the hostess. Recreaf 19 Evening. also provided b A. C. Kenny brought a J L able evening to h, gloat

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iéime o fercnce between standin tticc to the huge “all of Parkhurst Willi your back to it. Freedom from

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‘inc crushin own actions toIthe woman Iyou loved.

t was very ate by the tlm thc cut to Exeter. 'I'he mi e y

into a first-cl the train beg

the train slid into Battle Point, (To be Continued)

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- iflillitl United Church WEDNESDAY.i MARCH 10th

ISO-Executive Y. P. Union — 265 Richmond street.

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‘Menfllomenilverflll

sixty- items arising re brought up The following com- _ future choc-tings.‘ Converioi‘ of Worship for ncxi. meeting, Marjorie Lamont, as- sismnl. Norma Yeo. Convenor of D for second meeting, 'I‘ll.lie PPOWSB. assistant. The ma Lamont. Convener of Recreatoin, Margaret Mazlctt, assistants, Mary G111 and Sadie Cafisford. It winsdegj-‘pn to ial evening nt the a-XE l\>'.:iry val ,0; Period L A C. Kenny us some interesting historical and incidents about Newport, Lunch en ser- fon for

very enjoy-

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flenlflg and closing of doors. a vast difference, The dlf- f! With your -studded door Prison and standing

g terror that by your you might bring death

the ramp on the other side. And ass compartment as tin to move. After shov- ing his bail up on to the rack Jcl-in sat himself down, folded his arms and went to steel). and awakened as

l-‘eel Weak, Worn, Old ‘l ,

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TrTiin 313313;»; at Ill drum-u. sun wan-

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In Memoriam

MR8. ROBERT AGNIW

The death occurred on Tuesday

morning, February 16th, 1943 at her

110111;; in wllmot Valley of Mrs. Ro-

bqn, Agnew, in iier 76th year. Mrs-

Agnew had been confined t0 he!‘

bed for some months but 01 l8"

had been improving to such an ex-

tent that. complete recovery seemed

assured. However, she contracted the

flu and in her weakened condition

was unable to respond to the treat-

ment given her and on the above

mentioned date, her gentle spirit

took its flight. She was tenderly

cared for during her illness by her

daughter-ln-liiwi, also her datlEhV-‘P

who was able to be with her for a‘

few weeks. ..

Mrs. Agnew was a home-loving

woman, B good wife, loving mother

and kind neighbor, one whose prac-

tice of the Gooen Rule made her

well liked and respected by all.

Mrs Agnew formerly Miss Zlllilhl Green, was the daughter of the late Joseph O. Green and Mrs. (Gay) Green, and was born near Summer- side. After her marriage to Mr. Agnew she wme to live in Wllmot Valley where she had many friends. Besides her sorrowing husband, she leaves three children: sumac Lake. New York; Ethel. Mrs. Leonard Bowman, North Wltshlre, and Hubert. on the homestead to mourn the loss of a loving wife and mother. Her funeral which was largely attended took place on Thursday from her home and ‘in the absence of her puswr was con- ducted by Reverend» A. D. Stirling Kerisington. who spoke condoning words to the bereaved. The hymns sung were Abide With Ne. Hock Of Ages, and Nearer My God To Thee. The pail-bearers were: Messrs. Darrell Pieketts, Crawford Picletts, John Burrouis, James Tupllii. Ly- man Huestts, and Darius Hogg In- terment wa; in Kenslngton ceme- tery.

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There passed peacefully away on Sunday evening. January 31st. Christine Ann, wife of John Alex- ander McLean of Albion Cross, Dundas and daughter of Mary and Alexander McPherson of Brooklyn, Lot 61. Boi‘n July 1867 and mar- ried 1892 and came to live at Dun- dus where she had many friends. A wonderful strong and healthy WOIHBH. fllWflys reudv to help her husband at work until a few year's ago when she was stricken with diabetes. She had many doctors and hospital treatment and dict helped but no cure. She was one of u family of 10, eight brothers. Her only sister Mrs. James Rennie of Llttletown. Mass, who died three years ago, visited her twice and the Rennie family many times. Lust Summer Mr. Rennie came to see her and took her in his car to see her daughters in Mt. Hope. it being her last visit.

She was visited in her illness by the Rev Mr. Green and he had service at; the house and Grave» The flowers on the casket were a wreath from the W. I. and Ml‘. and Mrs. John N. McLure.

moriam

Luther, at 1°

LOO-Choir Rehearsal,

H

tornia; her husband

She leaves to mourn her brother ugh in Wood Islands; Dan in Call- imd family.

t." said John quietly. “Resignation izithcr- than that. _I rniiv sniziid irri- halnnccd, but a firing squad for me

Yes, I qrule sec,” the chief pori- d. “He'll be back from lunch by

“Then tell him to go ahead. Wc‘ll'

Card of Thanks

‘Mrs. J. W. MacLean and family wish to thunk all kind friends and neighbours tor all their kindness m their recent sad bereavement. Also aforofllcirvers and curds of syinlmthy-

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LONDON. March 8 —(CP)—The Admiralty announced tonight that that a Gcrmrin E-boat was de- stroyed and otlierg were scattered early tcdiiy in nri erieoiitner with light forces of the Royal Navy.

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Lena, Mrs. Angus McDonald, Mary Mrs. James McLeod. Mount ‘Hone: Effie, Mrs. Malcolm McPhee. Hea- lherdale; Angus nt Albion; 311211 and family at home.

The pail bearers were: Messrs. Malcolm Matheson, Fred Mathe- son, Frank Morrison. Garfield Mc- Leog. Ervin McLeod, Herbert Mc- Leo .

Card of Thanks

Mr. John A, McLean and family wish to thitflk_ll‘lflll‘ neighbors ‘and friends for‘ their munv ucts of kiiid- ness during Mrs. McLean's illness. 3-10-11.

In Memoriam

ln loving mIrIo-ry-uf our darling Mother,

MRS. WILLIAM J- GRAHAM,

Sea View, who passed away March l0, 1923.

tier dear memory shall forever abide, In the hearts of us who love her.

Sadly Mlsled by Her Family. 3-10-11.

In Memariam

In loving iiTéFiI-T of our dear daughter and ulster

JANIE E. MclNNlS who passed away March l0. 1939.

Often and often our thoughts do wander

To the grave not far away

Where we lald you dear Junie Just four year; ago today.

Loving Remembered by Her Parents, a m u Brothers and Sisters.

Card of Thanks.

The family of the lute Mrs. George N. Adams wish to thank all friends and relatives for kind sympathy ex. pressed in their recent sud bereave- men

Inserted by Husband. Mother, a 10 u Brother and Sisters.

Card of Thank.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilbur Trnlnor and family, wish m express their sincere thanks to the Sisters. Nurse nnd Doctors of the Charlottetown Hospital and to ull their kind nelizh- burs and friends who sent wreaths. mass cards and messages or 5cm.

"W1? 01' who helped tn anv wnv during their recent 8nd bereave- ment. 8-10-11.

In Memoriam

GERALD ST. CLAIR. TITAINOB The death occurred at the Char- lottetown Hospital on Wednesday, February 17th. of Gerald St. Cluir ‘Prainor, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilbur 'I‘rliinor of West Royalty. "Jeni" as he was more familiarly known was of n kind, gentle and liuriioroiis disposition which attracted both young and old t0 his side He was a great lover‘ of sports- cspccially hockey and played on several hockey teams in the community. In such, he was always notcd for hi. tii: deiiliirits and good sportsmanship. Born Ht North 'f‘i-yoii ‘iwi-ri‘_\‘-ilii‘ee years ago, he moved to W It ltoy- alty, when a small boy, with his parents. He received hi5 early edu- cation at West Royalty school and later attended St. Dunstarfs Univci‘- sity for two years. When the war broke out in i939. hc enlisted with the Canadian Army Itfcd‘ ‘ and was attached to the .. . 22nd Field Ambulance with ivhii-li he served for u year and a hulf when he was drscliiuitzcd fci- phi‘- sicril reasons. He then accepted zi position with the Island Motor Transport which he h-cid until the tiinc oi his death. The flllltfitl iriis h ld from his lLYC residence zit West Royall‘: day mornins, FPlJYUill"; l0tli. to St. ica where Itcfitiiem [ .

i ti.

.:n wier‘: Rev. Ll('(l'-'C kliicDtinuld c . Dunstan} Uiint-isitv and l-II-v Win. V. MacDonald of Seven Mih Bar. The pull bearers were six soldiers from Beach Gore Triilniiia Cgmn.

while an escort party comm l‘.(l d Lieut. M. McTtiaLw also iiticzzrh-d

'l riiembers of the Cariiidrziii Leli-

n. 'l'll['l'€ are lcfi to mourn be irl s his parents, one brother and three sisters. Bernard 0f Charlottclinviil Gear ina, nurse ininiz at the Chili‘ OLICI/OWII -.l1 Loretta. strident at Prince ti: Wales Collcre and Aurildii at ironic.

jllAfin‘ CARDS

Reverend f... I I\l:ir:l);:iiiilr.l Si. 0f St. Martliil, Mt. Si. Mu . S ters oi St. ltfiirthu, Charlottcto Hospital; Glen Nlurbhv. LIICIU-s 111111 Ethel Kelli‘. Di‘. and Mrs (J. Smith. Frank .\l:icDciniild, Mi‘. zind Mrs. Rav Stull, l\ll‘. and .\'li‘.~; John Murphy. J. Albzrn NIrieDonuld rind family. Catholic Wnnicrrs Lactic. Charlottetotvn; Ignatius lvfiirphv. Marjory Donnclli‘, M‘ and Mr.‘ . C. Cullen. Pius Cu J, E, Blanchard, Mi . J Mr. and Mrs. Gu and Mrs. W. if I tins and Ila-- alic, Graduate Nurses Cliziiloiii-‘rivcii Hospital. Nurse; Sodality Clriirlgittc- town Hospital. Mrs. G. Mnddiilafl. lihnployees of Stems Laundry‘. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Cullen. Mr. and Ivfrs. Peter Jay, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Cni- liigliziii, Ml‘. and Mrs. JIHIIES Shcrrv and Family, Nfr. and firs. Tllfilllfl§ MacAvinn Ctcil and Eva 'I‘T1‘.1lli'l'. Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Fleming. Nil‘. rind Mrs. Stephen Brenan and Fnmiiv, Moncton, N. B.: Mi‘_ flllfl Mrs. Sin fey Dolrnn and Family, Mr. and NIP‘. John MucKinnon. Nil‘. and Mr" Joseph Curlcy, M. W. Rcardrli. Henry Peters, Mr. and ltfi-s. Thvlli“ Bennson, M1‘. and Mrs. W erts, Frank Lacey. G11 mates at s. n, U.. Mi , Campbell. Leo Dcsltor-lics, Mrs. Catherinc Trainor and Fzimilv, Mr. and Mrs. J. Pctcr NlcDiinrild It'll‘. and Mrs, Patrick Doyle and Fdiiiilr‘. Teresa O'Donnell, XII‘. and Airs.

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S,iruys—.»i'i~-:ii \\'lili|:_ ~ Hiiiiw‘. W€st Royalty Women's Insti- tute. Boys of “fest Royalty l)i.~ttr(t. Tent-hers rind Piiifiils o.‘ Wcsi Roi‘-

.'~.'1l‘i.i‘. . Chevcrie, ctto, Jlinin .

iaway at hi5 hon interning. February Bum at Luke Verde. April lllt: lo‘.

coll. James Cliapiiiiin, Annie aiidililfili. UR 341° Uuimgibm wel and iiivorabi

SULUCSIJU. l.i bei‘ of yours

bust ilculih

which cutne v JllLl

. H“. McDonald, \\ the bist Rites of WlllCll he member. He-

lVlilbn, l-l

ago. H15 fu

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Cc: rd

alty School. Cll1\l'lt)li(‘If)\\'ll lL'.ll“ill Mail Coirricrs, Mi: and Mi".- Alcv Rliyiic-s nncl liinnzll‘. Mi‘. and Mrs.

Willtiiin lVfcKny rind ‘. Mi‘. and Mrs, Philiii sllilllflPl‘, l - llyndcllefland Ray MclJon ...d

fl'.‘. “ll .

Family, Millicent and P0120 iii-or. tuff of Moncton S. M. T.. .\i:- . l d

Mrs. Gordon Thompson and Lin: l‘ .

Al" . tJ‘i‘. 'ii, l" il‘ and

Sal, Joan. Nlaiy ai

ltl Miner LE'l"l'l5It$ or sizirirrrnv .\..\'n CARDS

Sisters of Precious Blood, Sitter Francis hi, Antinoiiish, N. 13.. Dorothy TrNllllJS, Oiiziivn, Mi‘. and Mrs. D. J. Ihmiiprriii and i’ llllV. Mrs. Bert Paqiiet rind Ftlllliit. i-Iarle und Marjorie Boultciadliic and Earl qll()ZlI.'».“T, Mi‘, and Mrs Freeman Mi‘. mid Mrs, Stems Websvr. Sergeant and Mrs. Lloyd McNcvin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yoiink- er, Mrs. Lillian, Floyd and Ellion Johnston. Airs. Crawford and Alf- red. Mr. and Mrs. (larnct Canin- bell, Mue Cavunuizh. Elsie kdcKin- non, Cecilio Rooney. Ruby rind Vernon Dennis. Mnry rind Ada Smith. Pearle Hurry, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. G. S I-fennesscv and Family. Ml‘. and Mrs. Strivnrt Niac- Ktnnon, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ramsay, Dorothy Grecnan. R. N.. Mr. ‘and Mrs. Cieortzc Tlioinnszwn. GJrt-ie Steele. Mr. Mrs. Lee M . Mrs. Beaten, Jeanette. Mr. and Mrs. Saunders and Family. Ml‘. and ltfrs. William McKay, Mrs, Lillian Muri- roe. Helen McKinnon, Max iinrl Georgie LcFurgcy, Mrs. Fannie Mc-

Alecr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Small. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Martin rind Daughter. Mrs. L. F. Macdonald.

Mi‘. and Mrs. Harry Larter, Flor- enc McNetll. Helrn Sexton, The Women's Conservative Aswivlrviini, Ernest Lord. Jovcc Anderson, Mrs. Emerson Johnston,

yKnihlccn Curlcv. J. (‘ink Iii-us. Cora MacNetll. Ella and Fred D ‘Wanda MncMillon M. izie 'I‘i'irino Mi‘. and Mrs, B. Barry Grace tviir- ren, ltlrfinntl Mrs. J. R Irfilair‘ ‘ Frrcl Brady and Fiiinilv,

Lewis Slnrlcv iTOTl"\'-I_‘ til-as

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Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hortrn, Verna

...-,. . Q Nunn, Annie Liefurgey‘, Villa and Frank Johruwn, ltiibv and lcoy Smulirnari, Mr. and V. .\";

Rllfflll}; Mr‘. urid Mi‘ lilKl lfliiiillt. i\'i;ii-\ lifts. M. J. CUIIVJJI/ .i

Mrs. Mary ltliicliilvre, Dlflfltlll MucKinnon, Ottawa. Birdenii Ottawa, Laura and Bcrihu H‘ 'l"oi‘ont0, Mrs. “ and Eva I-Iaiiimill l\.1l'.l_)~ll<l.(l and

Francis K('ll\', Lllqll0, Mr. and .\1l'.%. E.

Spencer, Licut. \i’ci‘riiln I._ Ii‘ Wilfred Mrs. StcphcnBIlrcnan

Britt, Si. John, ' St. Henipsulck. Uahiil. .\‘ll)ll('l ert Middle-ton

James MIICD’

Mr. and Mr} W nctta and EIlCCll krlbrirlc.

TELEGRAMS

Memoriam

inc noon (JALLAGIIAN

Luke Verde lhgnly respected ei

Verne stniioii. A.

lines; was not thou» til a few days bcio

i he was \"..si.t-il

'lltl tlflllllll...

daughter‘, Arnie, F zrild scion $0115 J.i

York, JtllLl. irsiiric tlllil Lou I-lis wife prcdecc...

cliurcli, Vernon River‘ on morning, Fcbiiai‘; largely attended Muss was celcbr signour Maurice A\/ pcrfoiuntxi the 51-1 ‘ The pail bearers were i\f Tralnor. William Rcrlliir

ley, and Jivscph World. . i_ rcst lll peace

lillectric Steak hliichine — - - -- .‘l.'i.00 'l‘_vpc\\‘l‘iter, _Unrlerwoild . . 50.00 Heavy Farm Wagon. nearly new — 100.00 Light Farm Wagon — - —- — —- - 35.00 1910 Chev. Sedan Delivery — — - 500.00 Set Store Scales -— -—~ -— — - — - 15.00 Set Store Scales - - -- __- __ _. 20,00 W. R. DENNIS CARRY

CASH AND

(Liiiiriian pairiiLicgs. on exhl

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luxliillii ~’)])v.'ll~' Wednes-

Lillfijhlhb . . " ILHUHIUM!‘ "Lliyh 1m?‘ m; M - A...” c.‘ y, and finch afternoon iniiil l, Saturday, including Blonilay

l afternoon and 'i‘ue.~‘ila_\‘ even-

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Alli‘. W. E Cullbt . . ,,___

ne Dawson and l\l‘»‘lcr, lvIr. l T“. . . .

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ziiriili‘ It

Rational Gallery flirt Exhibition in Charla tetown

.\l s lt li- Jillli Mulfiilix. Moritreiil, Mr. ii M, Grecnim, Itfr. and . M11‘. F. w_ A. P11". r: Lltl)‘ ‘ii

Jack and ii) .'- liiiriliii, 1\fr‘. iiuil and l<‘..iri:i‘.

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full. S M. T.. Rfcntrtori. r AthnlRiibcris ‘Welt- 3-10-11.

_ ayes es 1n ‘i033. t risoii Iforrice, Montreal inter

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has first one c; 125i

town. Ht- x

I'll] L‘ 1' W35

Jul‘ for the

as a great tiencs. 11in

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0i the C .llLlllC was always u denote leaves to mourn.

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salient.

rift l)ll\.'.\‘i‘il\. Jilin H"!t1l_\l‘ \, I-'i"“i".<i~

McGiiiulin, Blur/trite and Jimmy Lend. Etlaen Curler. Jun MacRue.