AUGUST 5. 1927

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HERE'S nothing better and more satisfying forehildven new Maple Buds l they are

Sunday. Aug. 'Ith: Hazelbrook 1i a. m.. Cross Roads 3 p. m.. Alexandria '7 p. m. Rev. R. W. Lindsay preach- er.

60c. tlie Pound everywhere lglreedle left last night for the North _ ., _ ore of Prince Edward Island. _ and Her I where he continue investigatingthe - 1 ' - ' . ' life of the haddock, . Mr. Needle); A) W ,, I . __ . . a l, , has been cngagedin thestudy of - a the haddock fisheries for the past

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, Teachers Wanted

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Apply to Peter A.

(‘allant, S0131’. 0Y3! °2°9'“'3'il 12......

.---~-—~——-"'-' ___. ANGORA RABBITS WANTED _ TEACHER,

3'4"’ Wood, Secretary, Alb CHINCHILLA IRAB- - kluuuiiawanuiv 11111111 nuuliitry. 80111111.; f. ‘ ‘ L Y,

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lirouun. Secretary-

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3 ’__ teacher for Lower Newtown school

NEWLY raasit- r. m, freshen soon. 3r. . Apply Joseph G f

Secretary of Trusteesr

, ing. The wedding gifts were many

School. Supplement $100.00. AD- Y l" J°"“"l‘l‘ Rmflm’ Sedy" km“ her marriage the bride was tendered

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tune Ilcad School, No. 128. Sup-

McDonald. Sec‘y of School Trust- __ees, Red House. I’. E. Inland, ‘BUX 76, 'R. R. 4.

"o meuoNALn.~Lauo- Surveyor, Herma

w. \_.*P.--' Eli/AND ENVEL-

vviiiriuo PAP dress are always

_ NURSES Mr- Joseph Pidgenil. Boston, Brilliawiok llflflilltfll. 13111115111011. Mass, arrived lli lllc city Tuesday FW-‘FNE FUR“; FUR 4 32954554‘ night on a visit lo hcr parents.

Lars and Kcufis ma“ ,.

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seven room house. central coll-

Eaumates given voiiiencee. X care of Gaul-

on to making of

Sm“ Fox Suurvmh 3- 4-31 Fitollburiz. Mass, have arrived on

WANTED CHINCHILLA “ABBITS (ll-WE. '1‘|1+‘-y urebsillg heartily wel- Quilt-B 10W’ l!()lll('.(1 by their uliimemug fflellflg which must be hem, '

"Chinchillas",

N31“ Miss Edith Campbell of Jamaica

e1 St" Montreal’ ' First class stock only.

est prices delivered. close to pelt basis.

sate av TENDER ctoslno Box 155m New Glass? a 2

Small steam Tut! 8 ft hoanl. 4 14 draught, English fore and aft. Com Strickland YEngIan ' Smell W T-IIOIICIII‘

' day night to spend licr vacation at

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-

lilltffl fenelope C. Montgomery. Char- o teowri announces the engage- l‘. " . merit of her daughter. Vina Wilson, her home m Momague’ s e w“ n a Mr. John Gregory Semons of anchester. Massachu ‘ts. Mar- riage to take place August 13th. Hum’ Mmm

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LEAVES r01: ,1>. 1:. 1. -A.‘ w.

(Saint John Telegraph-Journal.)

place at St. Lawrences Church.

Gertrude McCarthy was united in marriage to Mr. Leonard Ryan of the same place. The ceremony was performed and the Nuptial Mass celebrated by Rev. Joseph Rooney. <

The bride was charmingly attired towu on Jilnc ill white satin. trimmed with gcor- ilcsaei Shel-ran at ills home on gctte and orange blossoms with hat (icrald St- '1‘ to match. She was assisted by her liilll of llle late M sister. Miss Nellie McCarthy who rcil and was Blllpklyed was daintily gowned in coral flat m- of years on tho (1 N- ‘ crepe with hat to match. The‘ ' groom was ably supported by Mr. mouths llc imsse Patrick McCarthy. The groom's at llie early age 0042 1191"" ' gift to the bride was a beautiful He leav bracelet, to the bridesmaid a gold sorrowiuil will" filled rosary and to the groomsman tllrcc brothers and on a set of gold cuff links. Immedi- ion attendant ately after the ceremony the bridal pit party motored to the home of the R. iii llallfax, bride's parents, where a very dainty llom breakfast was served. after which er (lrais. they motored to Charlottetown forlldli McLean, Ernest dinner returning in the evening tolMcDollal

C- N. showed that Mr. only all, estecme a. ‘good. fi-ieud and neighbor.

the groom's home, where upwards of two hundred invited guests await- ed them. The night was pleasant- ly passed in music. song and danc-

and costly, showing the popularity of the young couple. Previous to

i111 enlovabic shower at , the resi- dence of Mr. and Mrs. George Byrne.

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P EDSO N A LS

Miss Aggie Gauthier returned yes- terday from Moncton where she had been visiting friends.

Sheriff and Mrs. Uougan, 13 Pleas-

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rankine of

tllc island to spcild a month's holi-

Piaius. Mimi», arrived home Satur-

Funeral Home h

and Embalmer 54 Grafton Street

compauied by her Joseph Minigan and eon of wou-

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~-Mrs. Chas. lilarneley, mother‘ of xvii-u. (Re-v.) a.w.!11un1>e1.0_1 0.- wav-"at-her home at

Leary, passed a 611010. M01111»- very exceptional.

Balilcroft Park. Hop Thursday, July 215'“:

POLICE coum- -,- Atfltlie imi- _ .' "‘

icc- Court yesterday morning the Mm‘ T" G’ undergo“ ' case against a motorist charged with operating a iaar while intoxi- r-a-ted was adjounilerl; a young man for iii-ling obscene language was .

lined $15.00 or thirty days. Pal-me m“ monthfletulfne“ m rick Lougllra1i._cliurged- with hav- ing liquor iii his possession was filllcd $200.00 or three months the previous day.

who Ottawa Aggregate, only dropped 10 P111111’ points in three day's shooting. This . was most extraordinary marksman- ld have been effective J, s, Mom-e, m, g assresai-e at Bisiey o1‘ A.W. Allan, cups. 105m . F. G. Kennedy, 105th D.A. McKlnnorl, Lt. Col.

with her soil and daughter, A and (loilotance, of Boston. Malm has been visiting he Mrs. Arthur Bryan.

r aged 10111111511 ship and wou 0r Lot 11. fill‘ in the grand 1191‘ anywhere. The. scores" of Sgt." G. 4111 G. McLennan. Pt. P. Hooper and R. Mrfi- L. Coles are also very very credit-

e 1111- able. . y. ma"? The Corporation Match. ten shots'l_,_R_ Allen, 53g, _ v ‘h at 500 yards was fired in the nlorn- Eric c0195, 105m __ at a week wi~ ing and was won by Ifercy Hooper w_l.l_ poole’ Mal" L3, McPllee. with a score of 50 points which is w_ Brown, L}; _ , _ _ _ , _ _, the» possible. There were ‘many _l_l3_ Poole‘ L}; _ __

home .il1 Dorchester, Muss., Saturday last by boat. During Henderson's absence from tll and, which has years, she ha

W" , meuts- She also ape VISIT Is REPEATED _' coming ller sister, Mrs. George

to New Brunswick for the second year iii succession, a party of mo tin-Isis zlrrived ill Saint John Tues- day from Columbus. Ohio. iii. two vehicles. The first W054i. large mo- torlius, similar to the ones ill use bore for passenger traffic. but avi- aptcd to touring conditions, llav- lilg 111811111112“(HIBTCBN! fol‘ mill‘ and being filled with other necessary _ paraphernalia for traveling. The 0‘ August We.” Ionlaws‘ other car was a large sedan. Thai-lg, iii tlir.» purly ‘were J. W- Kaufn_1_al'l' Joseph '1‘. Kaufman, Harry agié and William S$iiltlDlL of Columbus. and William Mcliltosll of Detroit. Tlloy had been visiting Montreal and Quebec and arrived ill New Brunswick via Rivioro ilu Loup 2.30 p. m. with and Edniullsloil. They will visit Prince Edward Island and tllc School 011B 110111’ coast of Nova Scotla. Meiilbnrs of llle parly make uucli a lrlp every year, Joseph Kaufman silid. some- times coming ‘this way and sonic- tilneq going out west. Speaking of the trip this year he said they before these i-WO were having, a pleasant tilllc. ton, 'l p. m. S1111 28th—Kensington.

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McCARTIIY-RYAN ‘NUPTIALS. 7-311 ll- 111- Sunday 5° -—An event of much interest took 007°"? Service“

, IN MEMORIAM

MR.‘ HESSEL SHERREN

s seen“ many improve-

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of New London

7tli—~Kenslngton. Holy Communion. Burllngto p. m. French Riv day School one services.

i4th—Burlir1Bion Holy Comulunion.

10.30 a. m. with ‘

F'%‘g:lm$3:: The special aggregate comprises 0' p. m. Sunday before these two ma, 7 p. m. Sun-

French River. 2-3

services. Kerising day Sc

with Holy Commuu 2.30 p. m. Sunda

he deceased was

es to mourn besides w six clliltlrcn also e sister, Mar- The Ottawa Aggregate ood llou- ~ plnyed by llle C. N- essie and Henry i" Pei- Sam Clow, Rodd, Dun Rifle Association Silver Medal Mrs E shew“; P _ while tSlgizbG. G. McLennan will ref, Mccnnum, w_ Tllc many floral tributes ce ve 1e lonze medal. The firstlMm C R Bmauwood Sherraii was not ' ' ll citizen but also

e. The pail bear

d. all employees of the

Rest on dear I-lesiscl, thy cares are Thy woiillng hands will toil no eyoli breathed then Tile. blow was more than tong"! You suffered much. you Wc Willa-bed you i=th broken hearts.

We saw you fade away. _ lilsertcll by wife and $111111

Swimming Record

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rld‘s d now is THE CORPORATION MATCH r chattels of Johnny (500 Yards..10 Shots) . 61111111011111 01 , .

The tank star reeled

0'7 1-5 in dedic- Percy Hooper, 105th .. night. Shatter- McLennan, S. 6.. 105th 4a

Wcissmuller. sprint

off the distance in l. ating a new pool last ing the mark oi 1.08 ago by Ferry McGillivary.

lottetown to Miss Mildred daughter

“T ‘woaa high clasrtrade. surp very raanywrith, the lateslratyleg.

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IN MEMORLAM

\ In loving memory of myu

dearlhusbend. Levi Llnllll».

who passed awe! Allllli- 5th» 1916. 1

In my heart your memory lingers; '

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illuvliclii RIFLE cnlciunilllislilnil

The provincial rifle matches were completed yesterday under splendid

conditions. and the meeting was Brown, W.. LJ-I. . . . . . . . .. 40 voted by all who took part as one of Jones. G. R. 105th . .. . . the best that has been held for Jones, H. w., 105th 40 many years. The arrangements Gormley, A.. R.C.N.V.R. made by Caretaker Smith under the .Mltchell. G., 8 Sig. C0. .. direction LLQoL C. Leigh were I-Iearn, J., R.C.N.V.R. all that c0110 be‘ eblreucwllile qapl Smith. Edison. 9.12.0. J. A. We s r as- ‘ge officensaizis‘ Jones, W.. 105th fled al~ petite by the capable Birt, S.J.; Y. R. C. . and 000.0%; spanner in which, he J. r1. Myers. 105th v e 3 scores of 41 coun ing thPOITOUt the three days was main match. Lastscorein4454535434:41

conducted shitting. The scori-

of s, very; igh order, in fact it was

Capt. . W. Allan who on, the GovernoléTGenei-afs medal Yavnd the

other good scores in this match.

'Il'i the afternoon theSilver Black 110x Match. ten shots at an eight inch bull's eye at 300 yards ivasi fired. Tile possible is 50' points and,

cights-truly wonderful shootlngd

this year's winner.

Special Aggregate l

petitors iii allhnatchcs except the

medal. Capt. A. W. Allan, M. C.,

l1 Rlvlig-Il 1%?:_li:ém2"1~was awarded the Governor-Gener- ' l ‘me hour‘ elll. i2 ~01" f 342 t 1' ‘ ibl Befvlces- Kensmg‘ goo point; oSgt. 8PG.PI\:CE:IS1IIB.I:

(lily 3mm‘ 1° ajmiallothei‘ of our crack rlflemen andl

-m. Burlington ll°°l ‘me hmmteani this" year was secon

al‘:s silver medal with the mignifi- ‘onc who made such a remarkable

tllc bronze medal with a score of _ 334 points.

for thirty-six ladies. The shooting

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urred in Cllarlotte- was very keen and when all had MP- fired it was found that Capt. A. W.

iii- Allan, A. Gormlcy and A. o. F. GilllEdisun Smith, 105th the had cacli scored 49 points out of a.w, Hlggins, Y.R.C. . Sher: possible 50. They were shooting forlg, F, Judson, p310, for a nllmb- Mrs. J. R. Allan, Mrs. Blackmore .» and Miss H. Hobkirk respectively. of t.l1roK_>,,In tile shoot off- Capt. Allan was _ d peacefully ilway. victorious. and Mrs. J. R. Allan will LAnngg CHALLENGE MATCH . have the custody of the Ladies Chal-

n lcngevTrophy for 1927.

by the Association.

A. W. Allan has the bill. Following are results:

2-5 861.13 11801.5 Oerver. M. 8 Sig. on. 4'1 ' Allan. A.W. Capt. 105m. . 4'1 sonic, 1.9m. _, McLennan. G. G., ‘Bell. I... and . Leigh. C., Lt.-Col. R.0. .. 46 3.00.1413, pr, goodwill

Coles. J. Lt.. 105th . . . . Stewart. J.C., I-LB.

Cbles, Eric. 105th

McCabe, IL, 105th .. Beatorl, 1th.. Y.R.C. Cooke. W.D.. HE. .. May 8.. C.1-I.R.C.

POOIC. J. “TL; 5;»,

‘ Hlzaius. w., vac. .... .. 4a

Mehennan.‘ 113.. 106th .. l3

l West, o. w., Y.R.O. 4a

Ayers. a. 1m. 4a McDonald. J.C.. Mo],

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» ,1 n11. w. I-LB. 2.00 . T" P3919” “MJGGET xgxinnouf 12.11. 001., 11.0. 4; 2.00 " ' ' " - cal, A.O.F.,Y.R.C. 4a 2. N‘ o. ... Andrews. 11., 105th ‘a: - . 11‘ . Colea. G. A.. M.R.C. 42 Smith, Ernest. Cadet 42

Moore. 8. 0.. YRC. 42 Arichbald. ~C.O.. O.A.M.O. 42 Andrew. J.. L11. . ' .. Jones, 0.11., Y.-R.C. Judson, G. R... 100th . Y.

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d Woodall, Renter. I“: e Shawkey 11nd Collins. Y

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and clinch the perm

P.J‘. Landrigan, ILB. the cup by Bllmmlm

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do this they W

out to be in the J. Andrews, L.H. . the last Slime "ll-vi. W.D. Cooke, I-LB. .. C. May, C.H.R.C. . . . . . . .. J.M. Jones. Mai. 105th ..

P. Hooper. 105th . . . . . . . .. t. J. S. Moore scored 49 or almost,G_G_ Mcmnnmh 105m _ _

es m the Parish a possible. Capt. Allan also scoredi during the month 49 and there were _ several forty-

Thls. evening's gamd

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Jacobs and McCurdy, Weiser and Hoffmarin, Hartley. '2-°°‘.Cieveland . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 z-oolPhila . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. o Buckeye and l... Sewell. Grove. z-oolPowers and Perkins, Fox.

that a. win will put the Anchors right up w

C.F. Jones, 105th . .. \ dished up m ‘he

B. May, C.H.R.C.

H. W. , 105th . . . . .. m; Last year this samelrnatch was won ‘A Goriggfils R_C_N_V_R_ __

0 by S. C. Moore, father of Lt. Moore. J c McDonald Maj Sun- ' ' ' " hour before these

line of road 118i fans this evening. That the fans are s was clearly demon- t game and consider- rtauce of tonight's larger crowd is ell-

i Z-ilofst. Louis .. 2-90 Washington

a. LNColes, 105th ..... .. 3-99‘ Vaiigilder and Schang. Zachary

C. Leigh, Liz-Col. R.O. .. E. D. Beaten, Y.R.C. 1.1. n. Myers, 105th ..... .. J. C. Stewart, H. B. G. Mitchell, 8 Sig. Co. _Silvci" Black Fox Match. The firsLR- Ayers. HB- - ~ - - - - ~- two received the Governor Generals}

Feet lard-Millard‘: Llnlment. the total scores of the leading com-l -——~—

2:00‘ St. Louis i . . . . . . . . . __-_--—-—————-—-_- 2-00 w115l1lf181-0l1 ~ - - - - ~ ~ - - ~ - -

2-003, Gaston and O'Neill, Thurston and

W. Jones, 105th . . . . . . . .. S. G. McLennan, 105th .. lG. W. West, Y.R.C. .. iHerb. Coles, M.R.C. . 1M. Carver, 8 Sig. Co. .. W. McCallum, Y.R.C. .. WE. Smith. Maj" 105th .> l t tl i M ii i §'“.'~B3§l'i?’§§%°°"" lSIOO on 1e nter- artme Rfle .0. . , ... .. d, winning‘H. A. Jenkins, Y.R.C. .. is. c.. Love. vac. S. C. Moore, Y.R.C. The Ladies Challenge TrophyrA. W. Leard, S.R..C. _Match was the last event ontheiE. T. Brown, Y.R.C. program, the 36 riflemen with thelG. A. Coles. 105th . . . . .. highest aggregates competing in it All scores of 40 counted out.