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. I l E WILL tell you that the first re- - suits of constipation — headache, sleepless nights, biliousness, backache, etc.—wam that the body is flooded _w1th intestinal poisons. In time these poisons may cause the breakdown of health and lead to serious disease.

Laxatives and cathartics do not over- come constipation, says a noted authority, but by their continued use tend only to aggravate the condition and often lead to permanent injury.

Why Physicians Favour Lubrication

Medical science has found at last in lubrication a means ofrovercoming con- stipation. The gentle ‘lubricant, Nujol, penetrates and softens the hard food waste and thus hastens its passag through and out of the body, Thus, Nujol brings in- ternal cleanliness.

Nujol is used in leading hospitals and is prescribed by physicians throughout the world. Nujol is not a medicineor laxative and cannot gripe. For sale by all druggists. _

u ' 01 i

TRADE MARK

For Internal Cleanliness

Insist on

Western Guardian

‘SHOP from Holman’: Catalog.

-FOR LATE-WESTERN NEWS page Ii its available. l!

-ROBIN HOOD FLOUR, Whole- sale and Retell. i‘ ' ‘u, " elde.—751-1-5-TF.

—GOOD ROADS. —Th-e weather for the last ifew day-s ibeing miIld- er and roads in the pin-k of condi- tion, traffic to and ‘from ‘the coun- try has pickedl up wcnderhilly, farnnrs bringing up hay and oats to market and return-lug home with coal or some other commod- ity for private useg-H-

—FIREMEN OUT. -—The Sum- mcrslde Fire Department was call- ed out on‘ Sunday forenoou about 11 o'clock for ‘a fire at tlhe Globe ilotel at the east end ofythe town, conducted by Mr. Reuben Durant. The fire is supposed to have started from the flue and burned ‘.1 small hole in the roof- The dtimage fortunately was slight.

—-HOME FROM U. S. —-Mess1r‘s. , and Harold PIIHVBHI, §Cupe Wolfe arrived here from ‘Boston on Saturday night, the Car ‘Ferry was so late ‘in docking that the truin for Tiguish did not wot-t _ 1hr maills or passengers, ‘these young men were therefore obliged v to stiend over Sunday initoivn They did not speak very flattering ‘of times in rhe States as utany idle men are found -ln 1every city there but better times tare being looked for in the Sprlnign-H- —F|RE INSURANCE. —'l‘lie re- gvuiar mo-zzldhly meeting of the P. E. island Agficulturni Mutual Fhc insurance Company was ‘held the office of the manager at Sum- mtrside last Thursday. sixty tip- ‘UIICiIIlOIlG for insurance were re.- ccivrtl :1.11‘tl passed and the follow- ‘zug losses ordered to b? paid.‘ John Lawless, Keusingtoti, dum- 1120, to house and .i\ll‘ll':‘.'9lll1lg25. 31115.45; Daniel licPhee, Nint- .\lile (Treck, damage to house and furnishings, $975; Reginald Dixon.

hi

d n1 of the Cu

wiv 111d of the uvpeniliture o1" ‘l'l“'"‘l-" 1W4 . m‘ “"“"‘ll-‘l’p" ‘MW $li_i,llllll.ill)ll by hi< rtililllilll)’ Sliltl’ 11011-1111. 111 HHIHHIL (Ylll-‘lllllllfi l ' u ‘um: i:

l\‘\l in thi- ('()lOl\.l'I.'.l1li)ll o1‘ thi- l)o-

,' ' i' udverf \l- _ - .- g . -_'l

suiid in p ' ‘i11'- w ‘f “m”: m?“ ltx'lrguntfii IiILZliiIfJqIIQI‘801011118)’ mg‘ ‘lob bpflnung’ new “all m" H” m“ "“"‘““r"]; "i l("‘;““)1“"‘ ‘wily, .. 2m“, m- .,',.'li,t.lll.l.n,l,x,,tl‘j, 1..gl1t wi.li the Altiyoi- "iiutl the fulllnewa s“ scriptmuhqx‘

1' (111111 "l" 1"‘ ll" "l" “l “ . ' . ‘ ‘7 ‘ ‘. .. ., '. .i.;.1rtl of councillors presut.‘ .

(.- m. m . h»M-lid,._ “m! ,1, k, mili- irei- trout i'.\llil}li'i'illil.‘il 1i 1, 1.~ vmmcmol‘ pop? witmlre“, hi5 “hi -.*WHIST ENJOYED-Thtythlrtil

l

411i

‘l1. -pu11.~‘ibiil1,v 1111' 1h‘ oi‘ 1h:-

decisions.

1.0 rot-tire 11111"

ltilv» tisiug lwcztu-it» >111‘ lill()\\\ _ .~§'11~ hus somrthitig worlh while lol“ ‘lil- _ H1“ 11"” _ ~ - lllliVi‘ ‘lv li.-rd build r

‘to n s ininti-il to new g. sirct- the (lays ct licnjzimiu Funk- ii11 tlw

uiouhlrr 'l‘h:ou:l1 its ‘vrliturutls :11l1l lion's oi

ill!‘ lllilllllvllllli“ 9f 111*‘ ‘HY w“ 4w“ "WmYlh m gulps linm “m. A‘? ‘v(:.‘rl‘iilli.s‘li‘il lo llrtilllll’: :1 bill i1) I11‘ (-]p~;' " “f ii" l ‘ ' ‘ J Hill" l" Kill-ill "l" "W315i"? "r “m” i g1“ n i" ‘rwmm ““W":I‘l."p‘ luxlvn-‘t-iiivtl zit ihc next see ion of ufliiillnT-Llilflllilgtll (iilllllAillllllalll-llgofl“ rviit-i-wiiis 11nd oven sccr-ntnigliili m" ““""'“'l"‘“7‘ " ‘Lml m? “Iiiiwy m the local l.gi:;lz1t11.t\ 1111 c 11111-111 Z-r-nidei‘ oi‘ i11 s mo: ‘tbtlhich i-lll? futuirc. to tznnhle 11>‘ ‘to prepnrv U"? 10o Jlil lflilllli‘ l" llll¢'11lk'\‘11il.\' ,,,_,,,O,\.,.,i,u; m“ (mm U S"I1l"\[>". Th; rain“ w‘: '1 "35" l‘ {I v ti» 1111111 sitmitions tho-t do no: ya-l ‘ ""110 ltlf-“l W11 <1 Wi m, h, ,-$,,,,,, dPhm-J“, H m.- 0133. huirh‘ ‘ ‘ “ I“ K o s“ e v-Y-‘l- H. Fir“? IX“! ‘lm:;.ki‘ litih pl:1nt in thi- sum <3." '

vs _ I 1 (l h ‘ fillll NIH \ , I," ‘ . ' .'

H.111. 1 ' H] i100 111 1111111111 ...1i1on~ o_t 8.100 _‘__,HOCKEY__,I,IIQ first game m.

1-1‘ 1l1>

‘ WHEAT

Th1‘ l'X[>i*llilil\ll't‘ 1'ei'1'1'1't>ill probutlv 110:. '

l; has h-eu fvtffillllllPil 21s :1

_v1-:11'.<. o 1hr; public '\'i‘l'_\' lllllllbvl‘ oi the luiuily 11nd m, by Councillor MUNMW f,

bot-u i1 opinion.

tirwspupur has of public

zht- (‘Yflllli for the

" 1111111.»- tlir lull, Hlill.‘ i. gronih is surcly riiiigllilc lli-nci‘ tl1:1t.!l1.- puhlii: has

vllucttl <l through io know the‘

llt\\'Si'..li)(‘l i1

11 to those i1

Peoyle in out of ihv I

nn-ilicinul

lug l1:1~; given her t1

i‘:1\i‘.i:1bl1- rousiiii» -

1.11121, Stzoit .- HlllllinlOll, has l)i‘t'll isvil i11 newspapers for fifty‘

been l

lottetown is visiting 1n summer. side.

day after spending a with ‘ " t " slngton-Jrl.

& Stewart, Ltd., ‘has returned m

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THE cnntLo-rrnrowu GUARDIAN

PERSONALS

——-Mirs. Elmer Dunning,‘ ch“.

—'Mr. William Dunn, Elmsdgie was a passenger homowugd on p“. Llflflbzti-t vhlt

. fluid Ken-

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~Miss Ella McLean of Sinclair

Summersitie after speudtng a month's vacation at her home 1n liiontague.

—~‘Mrs- Forbes, ‘Chicago who "has been eipendng some time wm; her brother at Ke-nsington is now visiting her brother Mir. Neil Md. Lecd, K. C., Summer-side.

—Mr. and Mrs George Riiley, Clinton went to Charlottetowirlns; \u;ek accompanied 1.by their daughter Anna who is going m take u course in music from Prof. W. E. Fletcher.

—The many friends of Mr il-ia-rvy Sllliphant will be pleased to learn that his condition at. the P, (‘. lios-pital is qui-lie satisfactory since undergoing an operation there for appendicitis-i11

—Mr and Mrs Reuben Durant are truly thankful Ito the Summer- side tire-men who so pmmpfly turned out on‘ Sunday last and saved their premises, the Globe Hotel from being destroyed by fi1~'.-‘.——-H. s

.\liuiu1l's Llulment for the Grlppe,

Eastern Guardian

. ISHOP from Holmnlfs Catalog.

“WALUABLE BUSINESS stand for sale, also Dwelling House at New Perth. Apply to Harry Jenkins, New Pc-rth.—949-1-14-0i-eod

..""FOR SALE—20 Jersey Black Giant Cockrrels $3.00 each. David Reid, Montague.

137-1 28 2i

- - ' - i -- .;- ‘ 1s '-. 111" i- 'l‘i_von, plgigery ‘burnqi $100. —————

l‘ii\'glllpllli\l‘lt(i:t’l 01:51:‘)! ti.» iii“...- fl\ llillllflgt‘. to house S50; Freeman ....'PLAY in l. 0. O. F_ Hall, mt“, “m”. _ m. 2.1-...‘ ppuvifpg iiOWlFy, Ziiidgell, house and furn- Jiontugue, "The Arrowtnakefs

li~ <- tBECli before ill" As- o1’ hopnlniion 'l‘h‘~ wit» nnd $115085 burned. S020; Thomas Daughter . _ adapted from LOllF-

. u. H s_l|--~u-‘ ~ (‘l l‘ oi‘ thevmiuhnr» thi- ,~.,..l,11i/,t»;~ m" ti... .\l:1tr.\‘11tt, liialpeque, ‘lmrn-s burned fellows "l-Iiaxvntha". Under ails- MWWH‘ ‘nu 5mg] u“ |:*\».‘h. mo. 11111111 whom llll‘ lmrilod “m: and produce, $982; J. \\"» Riley. pices \\'o1nen‘s Institute, Frldtnv. " .' - " proper traiiu- Sicilian-no. house burned. $100 January 30th. 113-1-273121.

l':1.1u il_v i':1ll~. Ti. .:1l-—$3.062'-45-

ii)",

..,.'11:1ii0n which wzts of mzttitr of power rates ivais fti‘ the

d“ tic-filed on fcr the presch- 0

mnwloml “H. motion of Councillor Pope second-l

was

“h mnwmw i"‘l‘*1l lll‘li. the recorder be rr- - . . . “‘~‘~ ‘ ‘ a ' tht- indict; Willi n2 points.

i‘.

oi 1'1 mrcrut, -p1'i111:lp:1l 11:1y:1.bli1 o Jun.- 13,.1!ll:'>, interest

--TOWN COUNCIL '-—A meet- ’ Tnivn

‘ _, v _ _ submlllcil ‘ “mph know‘ :11 it prcricus met-ting and l:1i1l on F“ “M” u“ m“ ‘mt mm’ ‘Wiwcll attended, there bring thirteen’

ilisiztissiail and a scwie of rates win: “ma hmkun

11p hmiring interest tit th>rnt11

_ \ H _ ‘ payable 21.] ‘m ‘wfvlulml. thc ’l‘11\vn Clerk-s office semi-un- “mm "I 1111:1'ly on the 151th of Julie :11 the

al

sEEo and FEED OATS i SEED and FEED WHEAT

SEED and FEED BARLEY SEED and FEED BUCK- ~11."

BALE-D HAY and STRAW We are selling all kinds of

Feeds For HORSES, SHEEP and HOGS. variety of fresh

CATTLE, A big

Poultry Supplies

Get our prices before buy. inq.

We cell FLOUR (best brands) OATMEAL, R0|_|_. ED OATS. TABLE CORN. MEAL. GRAHAM FLOUR, WHOLEWHEAT FLOUR, ETCJailat lowest posgiblg prices,

CARTER & 00., LIMITED.

l

A OUR sERvicE‘

to the eyeglass wearing public in on elfclent no knowledge and equipment can produce.

0m methods of exnmlnlnl the eyesight are thorough and paine- tnklnl. .

We fit no glaebee to diseased" eyes or eye: that are in need of msdlcm attention. Inch emu-s are nlwnyn referred to bfedlcul Bpeelnllntl.

Onr reputation lo your unfe- Iunrd. -

I have recently equipped my office with "The belong fling- nontle Unit." Title instrument ls absolutely the very Intent on the minim for "lye Examine- tlen. ‘

H. J. MABON

Optometrist and Prlflfllflvll Drellllt ‘ IOKTAGUI. P. Ii. I.

‘Ollee connected with Dru] More

<11 couldn't think clearly.

mcmin-zxwi tlrit :1 r-wlon" iilltl con- :i1111vd small tf-lllilpiiil-{ii will zil ways pizxvi- |11‘11l'it::lil->. I. t. ihi. pupct" shun‘ y ~11 \\'i1.1i run hi‘ do:

' W"? Lfnowl‘ C.(“l‘hv.(n.. (m MPWJ" 15th of i2 com-her, with nu fllllill 7i I u ‘i f“ ;Tl“"lhl “_ ‘_“~‘~" ff’ m’ "Eli? slllliillg fund oi‘ 111>tio;stha.n$1l7.25 Q A e y] ,(|‘_s11u~. :1>1tlr1t_.11.1 11'e.1.~.111't to‘ 141i: "m, 5H,,“ The properly com, V, t,- lgmulllleu," “in v1") _ m“, Em“ P“ millet» wcri- t‘llll)()\\'('l'f(i to buy 11p l: P d 1 i. ' ‘ ‘ _ ‘_ _ _ ‘ ._ irusi for repairs o 11c -ow11 M zllxlilhfnlvtfgir“Hm” “$31M? §‘fel:_,\\‘ll1lll' and were instructed to sell i,‘ ‘ p Inglflzuéil“: h, H;“O“",£ul‘:‘_ c111‘ of the buildings on the wharf. . _ clztl trouilil ‘ your business — We are a 1n hi he t cas -;;-,. ,- , . 1 prices w." ’ ° “ s h ' 2‘:i‘~‘...i“’£,“.‘"‘.‘f s“ W's‘ —1<E~s“~w<>~ DMRYING " “ 'p‘m1“““°‘ ‘l '-“‘ L’ M‘ m‘ MEETlNG.——'l‘l1-: 1111111111‘) mcc-tltig \ 1i

i PETTY OFFICER M. COOK ills Allin-Intoxication 111i Nothing n 11:. With Voisiead

Ii

‘ l Mr. M. Cook of i236 Pacific Street,

Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "l iclt ‘drunk’

most of the time. My head was dizzy,

I paid no attention to it until one day l dropped a coin and whrn i stooped to get it, I got so dizzy I icil in the middle of the slrecf and was almost rim over. E-‘later found out that thc cause oi this condition was- due to a slti iish liver causing FAULTY INT S- TINAL ELI llNATiON (consti a- tion), This was promptly and cflgc- tivcly overcome by a short course of

, Carter's Little Liver Pills. They were

‘a lilo-savor in my case. My appe- iitc lm dotihicd, my dizziness has grin‘, zmll myljrrfr‘ is great." Carter's Little Lin-r ils have been recom- mrntictl by dniggists everywhere for (a7 yearn. 25c a package.

f BAYER [Photographer 10a do. a... e1

As-

1.i ill!) Kiililllfllilll Dairy/IL"; lllliill. took plum‘. ‘in the Tem- zinrt. ii:1ll, Kt-uslngtcn, ‘o1:

l :i:1_v. .i:111. 20th 111i. 1'1": siilcnf

(‘. 11- li.|\v11‘1, 1'..1~s‘lili11g. The :11.-

" 111w, vats u: illlllly largo uud

‘g .tndi1l intern-st 111:1nii: sicd

tlnsoiurlioitl. 'l‘l1:- president in his

r1-po11 gzin- :1 lucid and dc-titilt-tl

1111411111; oi ihu ‘business transact-

111] durit: the your. The Stcru i1:"y\ rtporl showed i1 gain in‘ ‘. 11' urlit rum-i 1d this

y: :1.‘ by Iii lift lbs

showed i1 tit-- as (Zflllldlilfiill Milk Sllllillllil for chi": se 3l.i~iil,b7l lbs. Average test ‘Hi8 ipt-r cent- Average price 1* rt-ivvd for (‘IIEOSB 15.44 cts pct‘ iii. Value’ or imtle: at to patrons liGl iut-iutliiig the ‘butior 1111.25 |“'.'l‘ lh, Whey butter. mun- nfnctured ‘S258 lbs, receipts $1300.50- (frt-ziiiiery butter made 40.067 lbs receipts 317207.05 i\':1lu1- or built-r int to patrons iIlfLi p~r lb. During tho season t1 ncw whey tank was initaiictl at Eton while i1 new concrete u ivas put in the Hamilton inch inspector hiorrow, 0i- Urntlci‘ for the Province was it 11nd gave un excellent nil- s on the cure of -milk. Ho l it 19f] the grave importance 0t‘ 011th and cvory patron -p1ov1dl11g Jlilflqllflll} tncnus for ke-e~p.ng the ‘milk ‘in good ccndltlon- thus avoid- ing :1 great loss in the pixie-us re- celvcd for our products. The iollcwing patrons received the ‘largest nmnuntaz-C. M. Hewett 5787.38, John Johnson $757.28- W. L. Johnson $741.53, ‘Charles lHli-‘lstls senses, (liyden e Soli- 864502, J- W. Stewart 0621.87. A circular letter .l'rom the Depart- ment of Agriculture ire the Co- operative purchasing of supplies and tuarkefini: 0i‘ dairy products was received and considered fev- orathly by the meeting. Tire fol- lowing directors were oippnfl-ruteil: President ‘ C. M. H-oiwati, Vice- Pirslll-nt (l. W. R-aimnay, W- L. Johnson», T. A. Diiiscoll, Oiimrles

I I (‘It rlfsi

livlih its: yi :-1‘1'.

Donald. Meme C. M- Howaii. (i. W. Ramsay and W. L Johnson wcre appointed deiegatrs to the 1111-1111211] meeihli 0d the Provincial Dairy-men's eooolotlon which meets in Chariometown the ‘letter part of February.

ilumlls, John Simpson and inmos-

..~EA's'rERN AGENT-Mr. .1. W. Murdock is now Guardian Ag- “nt in lllontaguennd will be pleas-

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r

Not in years have Ladies been able to ‘buy

FUR COATS

at such Low’ Prices ‘as these

4

Every Lady’s Fur Coat Must be Sold

The Drastic Price Reductions Make Every Coat a Wonderful Bargain A

1' 1_

Positively the Biggest, Fur Yalueo in ‘PRUWSET UFSTUGK

FRENCH SEAL COATS .

40 and 45 inches long, plain. Regular value $1035.00.

$99.00

cd to receive news items, advertis-

inlclit oi‘ thi» Sturgeon Wlilst Tour-j numrnt was held in the Parish, l-lnll, Jun. 22- und as usual wusl

‘ltuhlcs ‘playing. The record scori- by the pastor, Rein} Theo. (lzillant, winning ‘the gentsl prize with 02 points. Airs. Edwin Nit-Donald carried first honors for The

iii

hockey pluyctl i11 (‘icorgi-toivii this season took place on “bduostlay evening between the Dzuidelioiis of Lower lMontug-ue and the Violets of the Georgetown Sporting Club. The game although [itissibly not. up to the stnrgrd in speed nuts nev- ertheless a good, clean. nuuily ex- hibition of our nntiouttl grime. 11nd taken nil iu all proved :1 itiosi. en- joyable evening. The Violets prov- e tithe victors but only by :1 small tnnrgiu, as the visitors Weft‘ out to win and their efforts wevt- all but rewarded. At the flntil whistle the score stood 8-7. i<‘_ llfcbziiiu- tilled the. position of rcfcrcc to the eu- tirc satisfaction ni‘ ii". The fallen‘-

ll‘

iug is the lineup: Violois-G0ul. Motkmnell; Dotkuu-v. l‘. linudre- reuuit, 13. |.\'lr-.l>o1i:1Iil; (‘i-ntre, N.

Murtell; L. wing, ‘l‘. ..\l:1|'t:-ll; R. Wing. J. illtztfonnell. DHIlIILJIOIIB-r"

IITDSON SEAL (‘OATS

Sale Price

‘ Sable collar and cuffs Regulaar Price $350

255-00

FRICNUII SEAL (‘OATS Large crushed collar 45 in long‘. Regular

Price $125.00 5-011

Sale Price . .

Iil~1.\YI<1ltIXU Fl? u c..\x..1\1u.\x u 1'1‘

("HT 00.11‘ Fancy crepe lining Best qualit ' . - . . y sizes 36 size 38, 43m long. ‘and 4Q’ length 42 in

Regular price 168.00

Sale 125-00

Regular price 250.00

Sale ‘I 85$"

SOUTIIICRN um‘ rvu. (10.1 '1‘

sowrtncux RA '1‘ (‘our

Very best quality,

G - ' - .

if?“ ‘mlty rm 2112i‘ Lil. e ._

100-00 145-00

Price DIARIIOT HEAL (‘OAT Collar and cuffs Re- gular price $1238.00

S11] c

Price

Price rut 1x 111111101‘ t‘o.\‘r

Great values Regular Prices $78.00

Sale

I Sale ‘Now On

' YOU WILL FIND LOTS MORE GOOD VALUES IN ‘COATS NOT ADVERTISED. LADIES’ FUR COLLARED 331-3 OFF.

COATS LESS

PROWSE anus LTD.

THE ' BARGAIN CENTRE

Price LADIES’ FUR

Sale Now

Goal, M. Beck; Defence, ti, Dirke, B. Mclloiittlil; ‘Centre, Roy Aiken: L. Wing, J. Atmenr; ll, Wing. C. .-’\11neur.

St. PauPs Annual Meeting

The animal mcctlur; of St, Paul! Congregation was held in i‘h.'- Parish Hall Monday night. 'l‘liori~ was a very gocd nttr-nilnnce 11nd the re- ports and account. he presented, indicated finite clearly that the past your had been on,- of the-most snmnsslnl years in the history of the Purlsh. ' The total receipts for the year amounted to $11,411.13. 'l‘ne Rot-tor i11 his report made special mention of lilo encouraging increase in ‘the attendance of the children at the morning service. nnzl o1‘ the increase in the uu-mber oi‘ ih—‘ (Tommunlcnlits, Stirring nnd enth-iisiust.ic ndtlres- ses were made by Mr. Justice Hali- znid, Mr. W. E. Bentley, K.C., and trihvrs. _ 'I‘ ' 'i0|l0\\‘l)‘i‘1f.{ ofilcers ilei- d Jor the ensuing year: \'L‘!lTY.".‘\. A. Pomerny. Ernest (‘hampiom W. V. Purdio, Charles M. Williams. L. ll. Miller. H. H. Horne, H. R. Stewnit and G. D. Dt-Blois, People's Warden.

Baby's restless nights might bdavoided A

Scalded skin and other skin troubles are common can!“ of restlessness, and oftfl - could be avoided by cord- ful bathing with Babyll Own Soap.‘ '

It: int rant lather cleanses end ‘ heels b ' eklmend prepares for restfu e eep. _

"Buffer m: “(Baby u.“

WEN}

Quid-unusual.

Mr-prescnlutlvcs to DlUUIJHZLIl Synod: Hon. Judge \\'ill'l)lll‘ll)ll, it ll. Jiillor. S11hsl.it1ih-s.~l.. .»\.li:1.‘-- ‘Lurii. li. hlt-iltlc. i . li.i])l'i!5i‘lli1iil\'(.‘!~' to lliorvsun (‘hurt-h Society. W. \'. Purdiv, li.

L‘. Lowe, ll. IA. Pztlnn-r. ll. id, .\1il- lc.'. _ .~\111lltors.--\V. ll. Aitltcu. t‘. B. Longworlh. \"er_v hcuriy votes of thanks nx-rn I extended to the Sllllltljllllllllihilll, o‘- fl('.C‘l‘.~'. and t;‘.1cl1e1'.< oi tho 511111111)‘ I School. to Prof. Earle 11nd thc meuibtrs of the Choir, tho lndlcri‘ of the congregation, and 1h.‘ illll9l‘ organizations of tho t'lllll('ll uil of whom contrihuiiul vniunhlo spr- vit-tw in tnrryini! on the work oi the church during the“ past yvilf»

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Death And Funeral 0f Rev.S.J. Arsenault

MANY VEARS A MISSION PRI- EST AND RESIDENT OF WIL- LISTON: WELL KNOWN AB A MUSIOIAN or RARE ABILITV

The following is from the \Villla- ton Herald. Wliliston, North Dakota relative to the death undtunersl of Rev. S. J. Arsenault n brother of Mr. Justice Arsenault. Father Ars- ennuit had a grant many friends and relatives in this Province who mourn his death.

Rev. S. J. Arsenanlt. former pri- ast of the Wllliston parish and well‘ known as a musician, died here Sun day morning at the age of 09 years. Deceased was born on Prince Ed- ward island, Canada. July 29, 1802. He was educated at St. Dunstan": college, Prince Edward island and at St. Joseph's university, New Brunswick. being ordained priest

I?» Ilrot Ialnlloni.

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