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Tiie Z. lui and llosl lmperlanl lleallingl Maller Selected from This l'lcel’s~ ilcws lor llie' Gllarlotteloml 0lnrllian's Saturday Subscribers

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MONDAY l ' At Biaomfleld, oil Wednesday, iol§ol Summclslcle c wl as0

September 20th .lftex a lingering

be indl remelnbeled b some old‘

' |N HALIFAX - Thoi Nerves on illness of many years there passed fflflldfi Still ll\'lflil ll<-W0 and

'-mes -l .U ln the Children'-i _ _ away Veronica plncmf bcloved wife Lllroughout the province as a sports-

(leathltttlolllililialhx at the early 115° "i"gw’L'ih':'s;:;:n$°Z‘l»l;‘l:e{152,15; of Amedee Gallant atvthe u"c of 'll n ma" in the days °f "cal 59°"

Hosp a. - _' . . . »- ' °

. l' Mas

or 10 years “Nil 3 ‘“"“_"‘“- " . ., wr “mmm H,.,~,\;u'il Mcllollaltl. so; or Mrs. Moll-ii--lil “"0 .“‘“. ."1" Charles E. ltizlcllollalil oi The remains will iu'l"""` Illhtice Monday evening. Fulleld

'ater.

mis NUPTIAL sllowggé-Lf;

- Ernest Duchemln mee __ Carter) whose .marriaZ° “wk |1133: m Wednesday lasttllv? cf Mr. ‘nm surpnsrgld Rlwnie Prince and tMMsondayncveninB. Wllen “mul bf ner friends saih°='°f‘ i°'

_GIVEN Two MONTHS. --Th*

n - named

?r::nat?l%aln;.l~rest‘?ed may Sheriff Wright. and P0550' _“nel d“_ 132;; chase through Browns woo men charged with molesting bi'_i__o__e around St. Eleanors, was llpbcn on Magistrate Alexander C_l1mD _ Pl-lda and the prisoner was sent encedyto two months in .lilll ami, costs and in default of costs. on ex- lrs two months in lall-

FUNERAL ssnvicss -'Phill

" , . . \_. -f 3li\<`l"""l.“"° ‘vmch ttnoi P siren! lis residence on Fitzroy __»_ _H4 Summerside on October .ti ner. _,ery largely gttcmled.R’l`llc___;____ vice in clmrnv Ol’ ill" """ ‘ 1'. Mncnougall was profoundly _eine »-----W 'fir ----1*-it-\'°'“ 3;.. Messrs. Alex. ltla<:Fall.lll§?, __;y____ Macpgrliule, Nathan BP-l . _ -_-H _ MacFarlane, llarrisnn l\’lacl-allelic

and Edwin MacFarlane-ullA“il:_l; relatives of the deceased. coptlonally lurliv ll\ll“ll“-_" of l“"“m'| ers followed lilo r<‘|n:ulls lo the I’oople‘a (`.elnoteI‘y \\'l\i‘i‘e intol-

mcnt took place. _

lI`l

dustry of this province.

tlll \v|n~x held

Fruit-a-t1ves'. Mr. J. O. Ringhelm. Wydnndel. B.C.

. "l`nift-:r-ii'.'rr." soot‘lrs the digestive I trait, gently cncrgizcs s|ur:';i.=h or_~,:ins, _ makes you feel great. Maile from in-

tensified frcsh fruit juices combined with tonics. 25c or SOC a box. Know [iond health again

Zfée

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-ACTING MAGISTRATE-Dun

ing thc absence of J. E. Wyatt, K. C., police coultmagistrate for the lown of Summerside, the duties of :ivlc administration of justice are being attended to by Calvin D. MacCallum, barrister.

-RETURNS FROM ENGLAND.

-Mr. R. Claude Holman, manager of thc Hall Mfg. Co., Sulnmerside, returned last night froln a business trip to England. He reported gen- eral business conditions particular- ly in Manchester. London and Bir- mingham, llluch beter than one wou_ld suppose from press reports of industrial activities.

VALUABLE I’UBLICI'I‘Y.- The

Saturday Evening Post in its cur- rent. issue has an excellently illus- trated article on “Rcstocking the Coverts." by Mr. Hall G. Everts_ ' which are displayed two splendid photographs of typical scenes in

Rcsebank fur farms. The promin- ence given to this illus ation

tr will

be of immense value to the fox in-

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - 'l‘lie uuoral ol' llle late Mrs. K. J. Mur-

_vestorduy l'l-mn tin-

'esiilenee of the deceased on Wey-

FU ERAL VESTERDAY _Yr-.s- lnontil Street where sel‘vlr-'e was

terdavrjnflerllooll shortly fitter two'l‘0llll1l<‘i0<l lly HPV. lV'.i'. Muir. 'l`hr-

0.[_]m,`k tm, mm.|.,,| of lllo late Mrmlllolicc force was ill atiellduxlce., as John llowuii was lleld, .the pl'ol-Ali-_:lisp tvoro tile city court oi`l'\('lal'.i

sion ntlll'ting l'roln tho lrsirlollve- Of- tile deceased on Dori-ilesil-.r Sl. uivli thence to Saint.llunsian's (‘.utllcd-

and many lawyers or the city. 'Pho pall heurers were lilcssrs. .lolin .»\gne\v_ .Io-lin lilcliinnon. John An-

ral where service was hold after derson, Bert Shaw. It. E. Mulch, which the pl‘oe¢-ssloll \vent. io the und l.Io_vd Wellner.

r-onleiery, Tho pall henrors were: Mr. (leo. ltyan. (londnl-tor J. l\l\‘-

BRIDAL SIICWER-On Thursday

Donald. (`-0l\<l\l<'.tol‘ A. .\l<-Auluy. l\l\’~ evening, October 5th, a number of lliirry Creiuvell. Mr. Alexander the friends or Miss Gertrude Mc-

Mcllonnld and Mr, Voter i\leCarro:l.

Gee met at the home of Mrs. Wil-

Father A. J..Mell\iyre riffielilieil ill liam H. MacKenzie, 5 Park Terrace, Church und (`-0m0l0l'y~ 'l`l10 (lUl1l`il' to tender her a miscellaneous show- ian extends its sine(-rest eynl- el- ln View of her comm mar,-in 0

pathy to the fulnily and rl-laii\'e:ii of the deceuscd.

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on October 12th. The presents in- cluding much linen and silverware

LIQUOR SEIZURE -- l-`l'idu,vl

night l’l'cvelllive t)i`i'i<-er, l.<-o iirad-l ley, and the Prollihitlon illspovtor.-ll mtldo u seizure ol' foul' keg.-: of ruin, two cases of wine and one case* of cilampnglle ut l-lust. Royalty on the prenlli-len occllpled h_v lillijull Dinlllolld, lt. \vns i`ound hurled ill 'the orchard. Diamond was arrest-

ed and taken hcforc Jurll.-;e Sie-_ wart rhnrgr-rl with having llarllnur-| cd und kept. dutiful goods ill his* possession over lilo vuluo of $200, on which the duty, lawfully pay- lble, had lint been paid. llo was committed to jnil i`or trial on Oct- ober 10th at 2.30 p. nl. While tho- nfficers were ovor ill the Court they had left. their our ill front -if "im Post Office. Ou their return -|h'Ey 'f0und they had three fiut tires. someone having put a_ knife through illom. _

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In the death of Mrs. Martin, wife

of Mr. Kenneth J. Martin, K. C., Stlpendlary Magistrate, Charlotte- town loses one of its most estimable ladies. After a short, severe illness she passed away Saturday morning at the P. E. Island Hospital where everything that loving care and tender nursing could do. could not avail and at the age of 59 years she has been called home tn a fuller

commuhicant of St. James. a mem- ber of the Ladies Aid, and President of the Women's Missionary Society, her gentle guidance and kindly help will be sorely missed.

Mrs. Martin was formerly Miss

Elizabeth Montgomery. daughter of the late David Montgomery, Mayor Of Summerside_ and she leaves to

were opened and the many inter- esting verses read by Miss Mary Maddigan. Among the beautiful gifts was a lovely piece of silver- ware presented by the St. Dunstan's Ladies Choir of which Miss McGee was a valued member. During the course of the evening, a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. MacKen- zie. The evening's program included dancing, singing, etc., and lavish good wishes for the bride-to-be.

IN MILITIA CIRCLES.-The rc-

sults of the Artillery competition at the Pctawawa Camp this summer were received Saturday morn- ing from Col, C. H. L. Sharman. Secretary of the Canadian Artillery Association by Lt.-Col. J. P. Hooper. The general efficiency was won by Vancouver Medium Battery. The 2nd Medium Battery of Charlotte- town commanded by Capt. D. F. Tierney won sixth place and the 8th Medium Battery, commanded by Major P. W. MeNevin won ninth place. In the gun practice compe- tition Bth Medium Battery of Char- lottetown won lst place with the 2nd Medium Battery taking sixth place. In view of the keen competi- tion at this well known camp. and the fact that the batteries from this city conttained a number of new men the officers and men of both

_“___ She was __ d__vo____l WUC and batteries are to bc congratulated on

mother, loved and revered byt friends and relatives. A faithful,

he excellent showing and no doubt he success of this year will be an necntivc to still better efTorts next

y0lll'.

The wedding of Miss Blanche

MacDonald, daughter of Mr. Jolm James MacDonald, Pinette. and Mr. Hazen Chipman Baker, Vice Presi- dent and Managing _Director ol' Jenkins 6.: Son Ltd., of this city, was

mourn their irreparable loss her solcmnlzed saturday momlng ln

husband, one son Kenneth M., and

the Charlottetown Baptist Church,

0"'-‘ llllllilllim -16811 130 revere Mid the ceremony being performed by cherish her memory. 'The Guardian the pg_~;l;m-_ l=¢ev_ R055 (;_ Ealm-,_

Joins in sincerest sympathy. %__é__________

The bride who was given away by

her father, wore a dress of grey crepe and panne velvet and carried a

shower bouquet of pink roses.

Leaving the church she wore a coat

of blue ncedlepoint trimmed with

5 grey fltch fur.

As the bride entered the church

the wedding march was played by Miss Roberta Spencer, organist of the Baptist Church. During the signing of the register Mr. Roy Quigley sang “I Love You Truly."

The ushers were Mr. Sterling

MacLean and Mr .Robert Callendar.

After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.

Baker left for a honeymoon trip through the Maritime Provinces.

The presents were not only num-

erous, but valuable and practical. testifying to the popularity of the young couple .

The Guardian joins with numer-

ous friends in wishing Mr .and Mrs. Baker every happiness. '

There passed away at the 1'. E. Hospltal on the 6th. October.

beloved daughter of Mr. and James Blaxand, ol' Morell,

Ada" at the early age oi' 17

years. Her remains were brought home on Oct. 7th., and laid to rest in the Medglll Cemetery, service being held at her home by the Rev. J. P. McLeod. She leaves to mourn her broken-hearted parents. and one sister Emmie at home. and ten brothers: James, George. John. Firank, Ernest, Abery. Seamore and Fred, all at home. and`Arthur in New York. The pall bearers were Messrs. Harry McEwen. Horace McEwen, Harold Murphy. William

William Elilshaw. Louis

1 years.

lsons and four daughters: Enlman-l _uel J., Boston, Mass.; John F.,l .Piusville, and Wilfrid at home; Mrs. _ Soutller, Chicago, Ill.; Zclla, erad- fuate Nurse, who tenderly llurserl -her mother through her inany years of illness, Mrs. Arthur Doiron, Bos- _ton, Mass., and Mrs. Joseph Au- Icoin, Fortune Cove. One bl'otilcr,_ [Levi of Duvar, and four sisters, Mrs. ,Andrew Martin, Bloomfield; Mrs. iJoseph Gallant, Rogersvllle, N. B.; iMrs. Joseph LcClail‘ and Miss Mar

|Plneau, Campbellton, N. B.; 11l£w

lsurvive her. During her long and g trying illness she was often visited 1 by her pastor Rev. John Gaudet. 1

Church, Bloomfield. on Saturdaylp

services at the Church and grave (

. _ X

pall-bearers were: Andrew Martin. 9,

solemnimd in St. Joachim's church. l Vernon River, when Rev. P. D. Mc- a Guigan, P.P.. united in the holy li

l` Wm. Cain, to Mr. Wm. E. Fraser, of

orange blossoms. and carried a show- l

id by her sister, Sadie, \vho wore, -lesh georgette and a picture hat to

=weet pear and maiden hail' fern.!r|

home of the brides parents, where

receiving the best wishes of their

tetown to have dinner at the Queen Hotel returning in the evelllng to

olcasant time was s ent ami

they were held in the community H

We were calls-.il upon with dw-p

szorrmv lo rl-col'(| thi: (leulli of Mr. Nnlhun i\la<-.l-‘zirlulu-, wllo pnsserl away ul. his residence in Sulnlnt-.= ‘ side on .\lon<luy evcnllll:,»at. the Ililo ol' 75 years. llc was ink--n H0l‘ll>llHl.V lil ten (lays ago and nov-‘r rallied. lllr. l\ia_cFuriune was 11 nut- ive of Be<ieilue\ninl first came to Sumnlerside about forty years also -‘ and entered into puriilersilip ill tin- l`irm of lllrosrs. Scilurlnan, Clark lu Co., (now ltli-s.~n's. ill. l<`. Scllurman & (lo..l his purliculul' duties in con- nection with tho l_nill being lilo supcrviuioll and work on the firm's lnun_v coniralrds. Later ho ilecnllle. on his own nr-1-.onlu one ol’ the lead- ing huildors and <~ontl'ueiors_ lion. oralllo and upright ill ull his deal- ings. and taking a great interest in political und civic affairs ho soon became zl. leilrlilll: citizen and held the respect of all the people. lie was for four terms an honored and trusted member .of lilo Sunl- lncrslde Town Council. ill religion he was xl staunch member of the .Presbyterian (lhnrell and ho will he

Rwillly missed ill_ the civil und ro-l lllrlvllli life oi' the coinlnunity. There are la-ft. to mourn u sor|-o\v- ilu; widow (llee Murtlul. l~'ergni<on, ol Sulnnlf-rfloidl and three dzulgli- tors. the Misses l`4ortir_~, Mattie and Enid Mncl"m'lulle. ull at home, io whom nur most Hillel.,-,. ,._y,,,,,,,||,_V

is oxtoluleli.

On Sunday. August 7th, at the

Charlottetown Hospital, the ungcloi' death claimed as its victim Lemuel J. Sigsworth, the twelve-year-old sou of Mr. and Mrs. John Sigsworth. of Corraville, P. E. Island, Lemuel was of a quiet, lovable disposition. and will always be remembered by _ his playmates as an honest. obedient 3 child. whose young soul. as yet un- stained by the sins of the world. went forth to the Saviour, wr..

unto me." The deceased had not been well during the past summer and was removed to the Charlotte-

Catholic Church. and the Sacrament

him by His Lordship Bishop 0’Lcary| while an inmate of the hospital. He leaves to mourn their loss his sor- rowing parents and one brother. C Cosmas. His funeral took place on Wednesday August 10th, to Cardigan church. where Rev. Father Rooney celebrated a requiem of high mass

The pall-bearers were: Joseph Me-

Mlllan, Francis McPhee. Edward Sharkey. John Sharkey, Philip

I-‘lynn and James Sharkey.

Spiritual offerings and letters of

sympathy were received from the

following: Rose Francis, Cnzarlotte- town; Martha and Ellen S sworth. Somerville, Mass.; Margaret Decour- sey and Alice Clark, Lowell. Mass.; Ruth McDougall, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mclsaac, St.

Peter's Bay.

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§ The deceased leaves to mourn be- sides a sorrowing husband, three

The funeral which was very li11‘i~§0lylMiss Elizabeth MacDonald of th Fwm' ` ,.|_m.|n,m,,,“,n ‘_ ` M,.__._ attended, was held at St. Anthonysisame place. the Nuptlal knot being_Ma,.K_,,@,_ H,,,,i,.,_l,,_ SL p,.l0,.-H (iam

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Flhuxglgtgnmonfy M?-ynndgaM1vi. ftflreoln was ably suliliorted by l1lS ll-'-l- "1--\.\'. |""h mlm “ell Wfcaillell ll’ Orange-

. . . ¢ - . <:» ‘

hharlningly attired in white geofit- D

‘. dainty breallfast was served. After

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iwill- oi' llfillillili .lullres Clo\r,-llo.'ll lit \ . ._ ' ' - ' _ ‘.;il<- \."|.=

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Annie llzlzel llollert-' the in-l-»\'<-»i .’- .. _>_'.'>'f‘f Q'

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:till-. 1-ldi-sl. duugllter oi' Mr. and i.\ll‘:-i. llicllzlril llollcrirl, Pleasnilt ltlrove Sill- nun il rluli-i kind. ill-ll"

Ii`<-ilsi\"i- wollllllu who ‘onjo_\ el

flui'l.:i- circle of i`rit~n<|s and relu- _ _,Y `-.__ _ __,:' f?;E;E. _;. 1.

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lllielianil null five slnnll 1 ‘ii.illPll iv _aff'f‘3-gI1:j‘_";ff" -:- __ __§§fj‘j-~"=5="'i"-I ‘$151515-:»:1:f;¢;=:‘ 1?»:51¢:f:f:f:=:1:=:1:‘.-:-:.1""'

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WEDNESDAY %(-lmml,i,,“_ _“_.S_ |[,.,~l,;-rl (‘llnnl|lio.l.inwiirll their loss, ll!-r i'u'}l..|'_ ninth-

Oddlllll i00l( Place at Si' Mar \.l li \‘\’oorlnl.ul \l ln Au rlrnto nas ulltinleil hy .l lulgl- ga

_ _ ooillro_vd_ il ln' _ _ 'l‘ilo pull llezll'el~s were .\ll_-.-;srs`

erformcd by Rev. A. E. McPherson, m_(||.__l_ up .[._ "_ Hum_ M,.§g,~_e_ l-‘lunk Waits* Parnell (‘l ll °

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morning, October lst. The funeral_p_ P, After the ceremony the wed-_(;,,,,_ |,,,|,|,,|S_ T_ |,_m_m|. nhu.N",,_i_;,,s,.|,|, lt|.,|;;,,,,,,,,_ Ml,.|,,,,.l |l,,l,;,,_l

ing party motorcd to the gl00Il\'S \ ll ,\,ll.,,, W R Allllm, l) ll son; \\'urr\-n tliilhs; Snlnnr-I Wool-

waited them under the Cilpllblif

rrlving back at 6 o‘clock to the

l ` V. _ ' ' . _ . . . -

were conducted by the Pi1Si0I'. The l omc where a sumptur-‘US bf€l1l<f“S‘*` Stewart, !\li.-s llorne. ‘l1'i<|l¥<’»

" From Sunilln-l':-ilde --- Mr. A. l-I

Paul Pineau, Robert Horne, Alonz0.hands of his mother, Mrs. J0hH H-‘ i\1u<-l.--un :\l. P. ' Foley, Benoit Pure, and Joseph M Doiren. -R. 1. P. `.' C.

_(‘.ole.~'.

Folltnil.

nrcul-:E-clmrsson-one cr un-|

ncDonald and assistants Mrs. A~! l-‘rom lllumptou - l\lr:-\. Erilcni season-W Drettiest weddings took- MacDonald and Miss Bessie Mae- (‘nm<-l-oil, .\lr_ (ll-o. Alonkloy. Dlilfe 011 Wednesday morning, Oct.; onald. After breakfast was ovcrl l-‘rom Ziiillon l\-llss llloornsitl-‘, mill- 1927 et eight 0'cloek in St.

CAIN-FRASER NUPTIALS. - .me happy party motored to the City Mrs. lloy Coles. Mrs. I.:-mul-l l3‘lillSli'l“S C2l|.l1€‘<lral. when Geri-i

. ~- - di ~ r. recently th ited` them a delle- _ /my pretty wed ng va \vld§rElinll?reaitwiillc Revere Hotel. l“ronl l’orllan¢l, lie.--llev. l\ll'. Ur ~»l0f~`0Dl\ I-C0 Cll8lSSOn Revi

.nde Edith McGee became the bride'

Patrick Walsh officiating: Titel

. _ _id _ hem an om; F____m .l.m_mm, __ n,.,._ up Dy_.,,,,, bride whowas attired in a dress of

;?;c“[-gd;l;|cgbx[0§k wplgl¢¢_ The llztlruo. ltev. l’r<li`. l.~iller\vooll, Mrs. Wllltc 53lll`l'bilCl< UTCDC. C0mpl€t€?

. _ _ ~d _ 1 M t Mag- I. 1 he same place The bn e was th_;en§;_ldeNl;;d§\;IsiS to aggalgerybwyq F______ _,______|_mK om _ ,\ ,_ ,- ctte with the conventional veil withicnjoyed themselves and the excellent/\~ l`li‘lii\Di~'il1~

usic given by Messrs Neil MC

er bouquet of butterfly roses and Coimack. A. J. McKinnon, Jas. Mc- naiden hair fem. She was attend- Intyre_ Jas. Mclnnis, J. J. McCor-

ack. Many beautiful presents were

received from far and near showing

-natrh, and carried a bouquet of the high . esteem of the newly

married couple. The LZ\‘00m l-‘T 3

Phe groom was ably supported bymember of the good' old C. E. F. 'lis brother, Mr. John Fraser. Afte1‘|Tho brides home was prettily decor- .he nuptinl mass, the happy couple ated in red. white and blue and fcft the church to the strains ot' the dancing was indulged in till the -veddiue march played byM1'S. Perle wee smell hours. The guardian Darrutllers, and motored to the ,=,-

any years of wedded life.

VICE -The funer

iclzi Friday afternoon from his. latc_ISlHr1dCrS' who have left their nat- ‘

esidcnce. Hunter River, and was

FUNERAL SER . '

many friends, they left for Chariot- sl oi' the late Walter Whitlock. was

the groom's home, where a very largely attended. Those from away,°f WPJCS COIICEC Dr. A116161'-S011 USM

ere Vernon, from New Bedford.

. 'D dst e. host of friends, The many and Cosl. Mass., Chester and wife from ly presents received by thc young C°llC0fd» NH- 'and Mm Edgar couple sho\v to what e. high esteem Smith- “lid 5°“- Ge°"ge Smith'

e leaves to mourna widow and five

rp, »' ’ _ <, ~ ` sons. namely. George and Wilfred.

'mm plmb( com” ‘Iunter River; Walter, Me.lpeque;[Hawthorn. It would be interesting

Chester. Concord, N. H., Vernon,fhe thinks, if the survivors of this New Bedford, Mass.; and three class could get in touch with onc lailglfiters, May at home, Mrs. Rus-lanother, as they must have the *el McNeil, of Hunter River. Mrs. common bond oi Dr. Andersoirs in- _ "`<ii:al' Smith. Concord. NIH.; alsuspiration uniting them.

he following brothers: Silas, Caleb,

ended. ’1`he following floral tributes? The deceased who was a son of were received: Mr. and Mrs. S. J.lthe inte Mr. and Mrs. Philip Coyle Whitlock and family, wreath; Mlxfwas a man of quiet but extremely and Mrs. W. C. Whitlock. wreath;ifriendly dis-position. He enjoyed ‘I.-. and Mrs. Nelson Wllitloek,l the acquaintance of a large number l1`~- Spray: Ll..-Col. Full. wreath; and his genial companXionship was Mrs. Al. Williams and family,,0nc of his characteristics. wreatll: Ml'. and Mrs. John Whit-l His passing at the comparatively lock and family. wreath; Mr. ami, efirly age of 63 years is regretted by Mrs. Caleb Whitlock and fanlil_v.lhiS U\1m9l`0ll5 fFlf*YldS~ spray; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Whitloeki He leaves to mourn one sister and family, spray; Mrs, ,1_ M_ Mc-i/lnne and two brothers. Thomas Lead, of Bedford. Mass.. and Mrsiend Stephen. Vernon Whitlock, of Bedford, Mass.;l The f\1“9l`al was held this Umm' crescent; from family pillow; M,-_ling from the residence of his sister and Mrs. Nelson Whitlock and fam- 55 Richmmld Street t° SV D““` ily, wrongly The pau_bcam_.__ wem_fslnn's Cathedral where a Requiem Johnnie ge°rge_ WHL Hem.y_ Wu1_`I-ligh Mass was celebrated by Rev ter and Silas Bernard. Rev. R.. H.!P>T“_'_f°M°'§'i°:_‘- D* D' M D Baxter cfm . . e a carers were: essrs .

ducted the bc'rvicc§‘ Rilo?/. Thos. Campbell. Chas. G.

lDuffy. Victor Purdy. Angus Mo-

THURSDAY

The death oc('ul'l‘ed ill this eitv

FRIDAY ‘Z

-PASTOR ENGAGED _ .\lr. 1.,

lltlrolrl l\l. .\lnf-fliblloll of l“l'cil1'rii~- l, ton, .\`. ll, has been elllfillzl-ll :lst palslol' of tin- linitvil llzllltisim (‘.llurl»ll. Snnlllnrsiile. .\lr. l\la<~(iin»l~

l bouquet of orphelia loses nfl

. '. a l-

ivas given in marriage by her broth-`

_ Mr. Roy McGee. The brides-I

cousin Mr Chester MacPhee and’ From .\lo|n-ton -- T. l-Jaton (‘o.. "l°‘S°’"5- °“"`l0‘l fl bffallfiflll -“fl”l0W-'

` . ' ‘ il. _‘*'

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naici. Miss Mary Maddigan. was

owned in n powder-blue L-'col'gctte_ repo dress and wore n black satin ot. Sho also carried n lovely ouquet of pink and wlliie carna-

ions. The groom was ably slip-

orterl by Mr. Len Doiron. Tile roonlls gift to thc bride wnsn

hon |il'\-:will-il vi-r_v nl'\'epiul>ly il<‘l`i‘l ;trinr: of llearls. to the bridesmaid

oil Slllnlily, (let. liih, lit’ will inlu- ,_ up lin- work in colllli-eiioll with rg

white gold bracelet. and to the roomslnall old cuff links D iw-

the i-hurcil on Sunday, Oct. Zlilril. '

,mos M,._ and Mm Mcnomld nn. .\Nnr:l:s0N‘s nonscrc

_CLASS.-A subscriber in the U. S

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he wcdrlinil Mass. the St.~Dnn:stan`.s_' Ladies Choir rendered some vcl‘_v 1pproprintc hymns: the wedding: 'narch being played by Miss Bessie

;A. writes how interested he is in reading the Guardian, especially in following the careers of successful

ive province. When he was at Prince

to conduct an early winter morning

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LS tt `Mi-is iiluni-llc (‘llulnpion \lr~t .lolin el' two slat(-l‘~i und five ln'otller~= 1*; _- -- ------_-_ --’ H ,. 2"". gy '

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WE-_DDING BEL '_A wry pre sflhllnl. lllrs-_ l.ylnun Leuril. Mis.-i‘ 'lilo lun(-ral from hor late rosl- ___;§§f

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BFCVS R- C- Chllrch °“ Septem er' in-oy lllll.,-,ng uf |,l.,,|,|,- - l., ill.. snl‘r..ik __ . _ "’=.`;,§;§_:1;3_¢_li;__,___ `-"§=§?§';?_=‘=;:_-~.,31*E§§§=§§§§§§§§5§§f§i§2;E;..' 4th, when Aéneali MilCD°“'_ pl-,,,,, U-r_,_.m.y __ M,-g_ Sllnlll-.-1;(fi~lln~tery, wllerv lilo funeral ser- "=i;5_______,_______._f__j___-_.__- ld of Monticello, led C0 the 9-lm-l`» p,.l7_,..|| -um S,m,,,@| g“~,.,.l ivicls \\-ere 4-olnlin-ti-.d by th- ll.-». =_=E;§;§;§§§5§5’5§5§§§5§§;__'-I"="»5£r5E-;..._._. :._;,§§;§5§§j5?;E;§j;_;E;§;;;;;L;g1.§¢5;E;§;Ei?

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Infa1l_t_Care

Motllers, you can`t start too cnrly

to establish ll 1-l|ild`s serene and tranquil disposition. liven an ill- fltnt. can lnlvc :l lnll»|l_\', lretll-.ss stat.- of nnilltl-rrnpted llvultll. \\`llat. will help do this? .-\ silllple, llurely \'eg_'etallIe product. ns old' as you are: plain Fostoria. _ _

A few drops of (Historia will sei-

tlo nil lllleilsillcss in al jitl`_v. \\'l|i dispel colic or wurll oil <-oll.-'ti|»u- tion; and just as surely cheek diur- rin-al.

In reul sirkln-ss, onlin plrvsieiall.

But ln|ln_v pllysiciull.-\ urge. only (‘ustoriit for tho.-o little ollilrlii-lil disorders that need nothing: more. You llccil In-ver lie ufraill io give pure (`u.~ltorin. It is sale un_il per- f`cl~l.l_y lntrnlless, for ii. volliuillli HU Inlrr-goric, no opiates, no dope of ,any kind. Ai. least, this i.-l true of the genuine l"li-tcllerls (':tstoria“- and that is tho kind doctors tl-ll you nl\ru\'a to lluy.

I<‘ll~teln-rls (‘ast<lria is fine for any

child. All children lore to luke it.

llciil-ions lasting, and ns good as ii- talstes. Jn.-t look for tin- l-'lr-teller sigliiltllrll on the llilc-ktlge and _vull will know you |n|.\'c the genuine will l-ure (,`a.~tori:r..

" Sl’l'I('IAL NOTF.: \`\`ltl| err-ry

lrotlll- of gl-nuino l<'|cil-ill-r's ills- toria is \\'r:l|i}n-rl it hook on “t.`:iro and I-`l-olllllg of llnliil-.<" worlll its nl-i;_fl\i. in gold to every lnoillcr or I»ro.~lu-ctile luoiller.

Children Cry for

/.\sroR|A

Blanchard. After the Mass. ll1nllylu‘U‘ ‘_"~"““"""""' Tm f",’“""' _ girl* of the friends of ML and Mm wore sliver builds ill their lmlrali Chmsson repaired to me home of rl pale bille crepe dress and carrie:

he creams parents where n. dsiniv 2 basket ef l1m<f_><i 1i<>\\'-‘\'s._1iif-bi'_1<i_“ /1 inn. il r i i _ ..,mukfast was .Sm.,,cd_ Mu andgls it graciuzite of New Bedford Pllgu |__.,.|l ,\',.~|,l_ ;'gl|ll_ ly-_>7_ l;..,.,,,,... M,-S_ Chai.-Son Mft bv the H0Cl~l@1aql\`S“.lw0l. (`l1l1i~'S Ol 1937- ilflfl IS Ulf? ll`-'~`- .lane Illrlioilnlrl to l.l~.~;t¢-r (`luil' ,m _,omc fm. an exmndea wedding of the class to be married. Mr. Wor- .lol|n:=ton. l‘<-it-is Road, l'. ii. l.

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_ . . .» - _ _ th‘n'i.on is foreman for the Valvo-

class m Horace’ some of the stud` 'mu thmughout me Mmltmm Pm linle [>Oil Company The Gualdian REID-WARD At the Bettis'

_ents attending being Messrs. K. J :Martin G, Robertson, A. Nicholson, `A. MePhail, V. Coffin. J. A. Ford.

__ __. _._ _ ___ .~ V . . _l ning/s'frIil¢;‘rid(;‘Lil\1I€\:;ll1ililign§i;;l;'i1c§\?¢;'l"Joins in llappiest lollilraiulatiolls. iP“l`-“ollalll OU' lfl‘ll~ 1827- ll" RC"- \__;l'm5___C_s during their wedded mél, ' lRn.<.-. C. Eaton. Spiliett Osborne Reid

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land-Hawthorn, son of Senator H

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.Iohnnic and Nelson,_Charlottetowmi The (math Occurred at thc City, Willie of New York and Wallic, of'Hospltal on Tuesday after an illness Ii/Icntreal; and one sister, Mrs. Al- of two weeks of Owen Coyle, wgll bert Williams. in Charlottetown, to k d h' hi

all of whom sincere sympathy is ex-

bcr of this community.

llinf-llel'll and Hedley Foster.

f » - . _ Service nt. the grave was conduci-

on October 6th of Elizabeth Boy(-.1-,jr-cl hy Rev. Fatlier McCarth_v.

beloved wife of Mr. E. G. I'arkmml_i after an illness of about six weeks. i ISLANDERS WED 'N ll0ST0N-

The late Mrs. Parkman emigratecl‘ --McCabe ~-~ Mr-.Pherson A very

to this province from scotland lninreity- Scnteliihvi' Wedding i-00k 1840 with her parents when olllyfl1l=1C€ ln Si- PHUVS Cllllrcll- cfm" two years of age. The family local-illlldilfi. M355-~ lm S“t“rflay~ Sem' ed in Bonshaw where the deceascd.l7tl1. Whl’-D Mllfy l-"Ui-“K flnllllmm' resided until her marriage in lsa7_ »oi‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mr-Cabo.

Of a kindly and lovable fiisposi-llona. P. E. I., became thc bride of

tion the late Mrs. Parkman nnldclKennet.h Noll, son oi` Mr. and Mrs and retained numerous friends \vho§Di1lll<’.l MCPh0\‘S0H Uf Uli§i.~'. P- E- 1- Will regret to learn of her- pa5_qil,g_iTllc bride was bccomlngly attired in She was a faithful and consist(-lltjwllllc 8¢‘-OFEOU-0~ Wllll Veil- ‘md car' 'nembcr of Trinlt U it ~ cl b t of white roses. She

y n edChulch1Il‘ il 0\l<lll0

cInnls, who resided with her. <

lmppemtlon for appendicmS_ His the house at 3.30"being conducts The bride entered the Church tothe

nd always took a keen interest in was attended by 'her sister Mar- church work. 'garct McCabe wllo wore turquois

_ Beside: a sorrowing husband shelblue and carrle_d s;__buuquct_ ofLpink

.. _ eaves mo - _ _ 5 . ~. nes o nn.

said, Suffer little children to come est' and __ ';1r'_;n‘;’f‘_’____5_I';g ;‘_2__‘;;__1l;l_;pp(;;'&d ml; groom lfrhc

M ' double ring ceremony was perform-

The funeral was held Saturday ed by Rev. J. A. McShane. who also

low" Hospital where he underwent afternoon at 4 o'clock, service at celebrated the Nuptial High Mass.

nown an lg y respected mem-

away at his home in Orwell Cor

.vhich he belonged. The surviving

The daughters are Jessie. now super-‘

Cove. are sisters.

fz-.iniiy nt the services held last Sal-

Rest." Mrs. W. W. Gillis .of` Orwell Cove, sang the solo, entitled "Til" Harbor Bell" ill a very feeling man-, ner, assisted in the chorus by Mr. Milton Furness, of Vernon Bl'irll;r-. Interment was made ill the familv plot in the Belfast cemetery.

WEDDING III-1I.I.S. - Tile New

Bedford Standard of Sept. 14, says: Decorations of golden rod, autumn; asters, palms and ferns were artis- tically arranged st the home of Miz' and Mrs. Charles E. Hardy, 140 Sum-‘ mer street, last eveningfor the wed-‘ ding of their daughter, Miss_Adah

(fAI.I.AGIIAN»-At. Fort. Augustus

members of the family are two'OCl~ zllfl- 1921 if) Ml* flllfl MVS- Ja*

juugmc,-,,. and ,_ SML _y0l§n_ who l$;Cal1aghan. 1-. son -Jann-sz Mailrieef _ __ '_ -- -- at home -on the farm. Another son. Cllllilfallllallillls- m"'H"`S '

Sl tlnnil. nlnl .\lr.~‘. (‘. .\l. lioss 'il'

ll \':lili-oiivf-l'. li, t`.

JOHNSTON - MCDONALD - .-\l '.'ilii t` " . `llul'lrl to 4l\\‘il, l’. IC.

_______ _._____M_._.. _ _._ _-___ __,of Murray River and Mary, Eliza-

The late Capt John A. Nicholson.| _ BIRTHS V' will Wmd 'lf Ch“l`l"il"i0“‘ll~

of Orwell Cove. who recently CHANDLER __ MCLEAN _ _M _ _ _ _ ` I __ '__ mZ~_ M ,_ _ M _Sn (l<~o__|~;_-|-lo\\'ll. _l’. |~I. l., on (lvl. l2i;|. MIS m ms wth yfml Hcthllihd beg; l)‘(il|;l|'ll¢-st ll-l l‘:lil| -liuilallillxllll-'ld I l wx” Fl""|"""'k (`h""‘H"" "r Vhulv' 9- great Qlffererl _mrfnf i_‘SH_ §e____-ANDERS0'\-__Al` 'Sl P0t(__,._; Bm, . ioiii-iov.'n was llniicil in lll:il'l'la»_'4‘ na-ny yc~msiTrest.`itmDAalia s\t1l:rrlar- October lflth l9"7 to Mr and `\lz".-'L l" |)'""""I"‘ """""""‘ "Il ‘“""'|""" .ms hbealt af cc. onhc c1o13_'dehig _“__ W W A__d'C_f__O__" _'_ mn ` Lund .\ll‘.~' .\I<-I.:-un, ol' tit-ol'g.-tou.'n. `i:?erca>rel:)lToa€ss.§<:?lrln the Gov(-rllnlcrt' ' 4 _ ' M ` ' lil' li-\'. ll, l’i<-rl-.»_ l;_ _\_ ll.-or,-:'=

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Fishery Protective Service some sis-4 _lfY_ES_;l_____‘\'R_l__§fl;_’_"' ;‘ l’\'\,__`_:' _“__ W H

te n ar a o. His wife, fornlery ; ‘ _ ‘~ -‘ - ‘ ~ ' _ ,V555 5r;iar;m.§t. Mum.0_ of Vm.n,m_| Fllillllzls l-l'oderli'k. _ V lTi-lOMAS-MacNElLL_.\l 5;’ lip. -iiwrv died on October- 22_ 1911_lWEEKS-.»\l l-`i'\-vii-l'u‘if-.ll, l', l-._ I., ptr ll_lll.~'llorou»_'i| St, ('in||-lnllr»- gapth Nicholson was 8 faithful m__on ill-loin-r ill: |ih._ i-i .\lr. until min. vl’.l-I.l._ on ii.-»..l..~|- l;:ll,_ |,_\- _Cndnnt nt (,hm.(.h_ whm, able to d0`i\lr.~'_ l.4irln- li_ \‘,'|-1-ks, al -lililflillt-:‘. li- \'. I-.\\'l n .\l;n-Iio|1;;;lll_ li.ll, .lohil w* and at an times a m,nel.0us sup,ltlll::| .\lnl'uiii>l'lte l ll--rin-it 'l`ilonlns of .\'orll`i 'l‘r_vo'l. oorter of the work of the church to? ll" M’-"ti ~“il"¥-"l"" »\li"'-`\".'lll 'if 'l`l'.l‘-

fill.

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gratulatlons.

l lvl AGES

___§';;";‘;_s‘i;‘n§:;§{'__;f‘ff_'l’_§2"}§2|f:_:_;§(]`rross.wAl_oFioN.--\i _r'in.inn~»-.i‘l>.-l mu, .ln-.-._ sn-nil .inn lcv

lnltl-rl (`_|l\|rl-ll .\lun:;.-_ \nll<-lnl\-l~r

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ut t/l .-Niil . -. " --- k§fl2de"‘;'_‘_ ,__f_lg“,§,m§_.:§° S‘;§on,_f"?;,.|onNs0i\..¢ rc Mr. .uni Mrs. .i% §u_|_|s_,\. 1...-» _\_=.ii.-_v ..,, ll... Ma_.ch_ 1918_ paying me supreme Johnson, Klllkora, Clct._5tll. 1927, .1_Hll_ .\lr.~=__.l:ln-- rillils in in-r will _acrmce of Courage and devotionldallglltel.Caineilne Iciinsl. Con-, \».n l-

._ _ . _ __ ,MAR'l`Il\'--Al the Prince Edward

_ gigggrfsglauggwnglffs JONI-IS-At the Prince Edward Isl-_lsizulrl Hospital on Saturday. Octob- Alicm Wim ha's been in a1mos`,_` cow and Hospital on October 13th to er 8th. Mrs. Kenneth J. Martin.

_.tam attendance at homa Mn D_ Mr. and Mrs. J. Layton Jones, al aged 59 years. T _ _ ‘ I. Nicholson is the only surviving Son, _ _ ‘ MCQUMD " 'V IW"-V.” (7""",", 0"". ;,mthe_._ Mrs Mary MOLD,-,d_ in_ ___ __ __ lliill, M:li‘unl'<_>i i\l<'Q||uul. will-._'_»i California, and Miss Bella, Orweli""` "W ARR' li-li-l' .\l\t uuid 1 ho- .Il _vf‘.li.

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EXWOl'iTH\’-.-.\l .\'v-\\' \\'iltslii|'f'.

\\<»rI||_\', iii lim* tiiélll _rf-:ir

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|‘(I’.H .\('.)|i('l'i,l|l)l|l-‘.'iiii.|I .'\?i‘il‘:l tll)l‘li4|'.\|"i;': Tl(t)|:,l l!l2'I',u '<\>\\'\'1'llHf\7I>,i`{l(ll_ vll1|`l!lt‘K| Mill ' " '. ' ` .' ' . - - -- ' ~- -.-\ l\r.ii of Orwell' assisted by "_ Cho". |.cm.c_ on|_\ al.i||i_l|l< l 'ot .\li .__.|lld _.\ll_ _ _ _ _ N( N /_ ____ ___\____“__ M_____ :emotive of all the churches led by -`-"ll “"lfl"’"- I-‘_"_" \"|_l"'l' I' l"I||__'i;\|l,‘l'Kf1E`,' l’oil, \lii27.\' Mr.-.. /\nn\'- Mrs. J. J. Larrabbec at the organ, to .\lr. hlnn- lto\~_ ~.i|l,\.”"’l].".', 1. ‘M'.."..'K,,,,,,,,, -...`,..| 73 V.-,l,»_~__ l'llr‘ llylnns sung were “Will My An- lil!" -“l`~ 'l“`]'" “"5" "1 (' MLM" _______,__'_‘_`. _.-._ __ ____ _...___ _:hor Hold?" and "Tile Haven oi: --_"”"“-""”"*°"”‘°"'»""

BAYER

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M. Hardy, to Clayton E. Worthing- ton son of Mrs Clarence '

soul went forth on its Journey to by Rey- H¢1mm0Ud J0hI1S0!1. il-SSi~1t~. eternity fortified by the rites of the ed by Rev. E. H. Ramsay.

The pall bearers were: Messrs.

of Confirmation. administered to Henry Rackham, Frank Moms

na d and D. D. Morrison.

Interment was in the People's

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At a special meetin o

The Contract was sway-(led rl.,

The Congregation is to be con-4

The following is a list of Con-

l-‘rom Alberto_n- Mrs- John

strains of the wedding march beau- tifully rcndercd by Miss Freda Ryan, organist of St. Pauls Church

. . Grinnell.

170 Willow street. Miss Hardy is u granddaughter of Mrs. Robert Hud-’

_ and during Mass the choir sang ap-

Frank L. Dillon. James Kiggins, L.`pl'opriate hymns. After the cere- J. McDo l ~

nlony a dainty breakfast was served at the Kenmore Hotel after which

emetery. ‘the bridal party left on a honey-

moon trip to New York and other cities

- - g i' ull the, -

four Churches of Anglican l’u.ri.~\ll.I i* of Alllerton. it was finally, rlgfiirl -BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.- liely. and unanimously decided thoti St. I’eter's Church would he |~o.*pr0minence to the fact that Ml". built. ‘Newton Lea of that town. recently

A Truro, N. S.. paper sive-‘1 S0111?

celebrated his 85th birthday and re-

Messrs, Wm. Aubl-¢y_ and A|exa,,.|. ‘ oorts him hale and heaftv. with his or Leard who are working ln ¢,¢,n.iiacullies practically undlnmed. Mr. junction with one ,mmhel-_ q~|,e.Lea was the recipient of many con- work is to start in the spring mngratulations and remembrances. soon as ever weather pm-mlm Tl|(.,Commenting upon the event the Architect in J. E. Harris, Esq., of editor °f me New Gl“53°“' Easterll Charlottetown §Chronicle says::_-"The old-timers

all have a kindly memory of Newt

ig;-glulsted on havlng ln hand ,D Lea and especially in the old trott- detain the bank me sum of $3-,57_-ing horse day when he and his 00, together wp pledge, amount great horse “Allright" were invinc- ing gn ;735_00_ glaklng B tom of ible. We cull this news item es- $44$l5.00. There is still a consider- pecmny fm 'Ju' mend Hecwr ' able amount that must be raised in s“""°"l°“d- ‘”h°- with the Edlwf- 0|-der ln “over R" e,mem,es_ so thatlare about all that are left of the old lf mere are any more klnd menduiguard who knew Lea in his active who wish to make a contrihutioilllmd emh“5l“9"° days 1” 'fm "cms and have nm yet done ,m_ H would grounds." Many years ago Mr. Lea he of the greatest assistance rmearried on an extensive blacksmith- the gulldlns' Commmee H lheydng business in Summernide, on the would send it in right away. Thelsm "°W °°°“Pl9d by the E“m°n, Congregation wishes to thank all`D"u35t°"° ‘md G°dk‘“'5 ‘lewehyl who have contributed o generous- Swre' He is B b"°l'he" °f Mr'

ly. ‘ {

Caleb Lea of Bummerslde, Mr. John Lea of St. Eleanors and Mr. George

,,.,hmm.H m dale: Les at present visiting his nieces,

Mrs. D. M. Wouginand Miss Hamli-

son. of Charlottetown, P. E. Island.j Her mother was formerly Miss Eliza- beth Hudson, of Stanhope. Six rib-` bun girls formed an aisle through. which the bride passed. She was. given in marriage by her father andi was attended by Miss Hilda Allenl as bridesmaid and Miss Gwendolyn- Guilford. newer girl .The ribbon! lirls were the Misses Barbara Clarke.l Icanne McKay, Esther Worthington.' Audrey Qc Martin. Carrie Robbins

ington was attended by John A.-

ushering corps were Hudson Fil zlnrd Howar Worthint er

ated at the ceremony, which tooki

followed. The bride wore a period'

trimmed with ribbons. hung from'

was of plain tulle. was worn in al

shower bouquet of roses and lilies of

carried flowers that blended with

Duchann, as best man. On thel . if . it

c 'lyer lr tu _

oiB»y_ei-9am - will -. i. .-

and Barbara Hughes. Mr. Worth-l When buying uASPlRINn insist on

th B. i ol ci

Y- d 8 °“» R08 f - - '- - " tablets ou

McDonald and Nelson B_ Hmman, Unless you see the Bsyer_Cross on package or , y

The Rev. Herbert M. 1-miner cmei-1 are not getting “ASPIRIN nt all.

place at a_ The doubla ,mg service! Tablets of genuine “l\Sl’lRlN" musi be _“Ba_ver." They were was used. Miss aschehoibbs was; introduced by “Bro-er.” have been prescr1be_d_by physicians for §:_“d"';§M',‘:dd a{“';i_e‘”Q;:;l[;’t’;°,¥'°`l\f,’:;’;f_" more than 20 _\-ears, and proved safe by millions tor

gown of white satin. A court train., C()lLlS llL‘lltl1lCllC NClll`il.lS LLllTllJIlgO

ine nnnndm and ner veil. winch' Pain Neumlgia Tooihnche Rheumatism

.r’.:§':;;~ ';r::.;:‘..;i'°°s.‘;i:.:::§.:-2;: DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART.

the valley; The attend_a_lltsA_y/orel V>ACCCPi oi1l,V .»B2l_V6r»» P3Clt3‘e gowns of astc shades. iss en's . -_ ' ~" ' '

dress was of pink Beorsette and taf-l whldl 'f;nta:2s€r_0ve"fd;;g¢£;n“\' feta. she were s bans cl bruunnts Heed; ly* “W ° *'~°

in her hair and can-isd tea roses and ' A180 °lllPH °f 24 “Nl l°0'“Df“88i°i-° delphinlum. The rl bon girls were _ ' ~ ,B K , , ,H ,Mm _ dressed. tv/0 in elle Bree-\~ W° in f.~'.‘.l'.'.i{`..°'..'f"§l|'.'.`-'}i..71`i`l'.i‘r'li§l1‘ff€1'il‘c'§ri’.?“.$Tlf 9/.. 377.--»f"‘ivi.°nL"|°. `l. .Sli mi.. Orchid Bhd two in yell0W. They all tlnl.A|ptrin menu Bnver manufacture.manic!thelrubllcltliultimltltimlmtln -

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