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~ff ‘i R is una ciasriiu

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V V OWN GUARDIAN V V

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.V ._.. ,_ lllvs VAV `V V' ' " `V _.

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coiiimunirv 'i>`L E-lA“ most

» ldow sh ti d I |-

wxrciinung ~ -° |:m|||'_|-_1'|vEsi» ..... 1.3, °.'..`i.'f oil? 4-. v7l'.i`¥ '.°

WHA' ‘a°u‘ Tothosesuiteringwith lndigerfion, 9H‘|NG|-E3-30500091: A1915 L

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2:-"J JV V,i__Lf.-.E. ':.`~~.'- ` ’ ‘ai ` .» 'g

iii/_J_'(. _ ~ _ . ».._ 1 ».

_ complete stock of the Adam and

0 Patrician patterns at W. Weil-

_____ " ner. Ltd. Jewellers. _

I ' T i SHADES 796.-Dark Green win- . il S

li _

' “ ~ You” Gertle has ar/ved with cargo of

»`_/,

\Vi~ curry lllllis -I rl

varied assortment of tnqxl brushes, snsltel. and paw- ilern. A clean lsontl lean! no i.IentIst'l bills. ` `

KLENZO ` lll§N'l‘AL CREME _

is the ldenl dent|fs_-|¢e.- I5.. _jg

:loc nrid We si ,.__§

The 'MacKinViion 'Drug Co.

llcxisll I( ndnjs .Elon

_ _ ,¢,.\-,, `--,~-.

ifediovu, "Fruit-a-tives". gives prornpt relief and assures a speedy. recovery .when the treatment .id faithfully followed. "Frl1't-a-H1/es” is f_/ie only

nude from Fwil-containing the medicinal principles of apples,

oranges, figs and prunes, combined I with valuable tonics and antiseptics.

500 a box, Gfor $2.50, trial size, 25c. At :ill dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.

.7 flfif-L? '

r ‘.1 Li..¢r,co»m'p..¢.'.. ,sa '- f _ Ii;e?r:z1usHeodaebeJ,Neura';gi.;fK$: $133135 mr W' T' Weir' Stanley

P _ iey Trouble, Rheumoismr, Pam go B

Vie Back, Eczema and other skin pR_ HOUS1-oN HAS moved

from the the Riley .Building into toe office formerly occupied by Dr. Warburton. - "'

.~ 1,

'closing vii regular $5.00 Gdllett-o razors at $3.50. W. W. Wellner, Ltd. .

D. PETERS TAXI SERVICE.-

Stand Joe Woods' tailor shop Phone 470-J. All calls promptly attended to.

ALL THIB WEEK-8000 yds.

grey cottons selling at 5 12c, Bo

”‘\"=`\!f'/}.f.-if-:-"'*' . ‘°°' ‘2°'.‘5°' _ ‘°°- 20°' P" W" - ._ ` ' A , values. Extra ltcav drill ecttons at

. -_-» Y

Q14; . o 20c, and 25c. yd. Beer Q. Weeks. r Ilarus - '

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THE GARDEN OF THE GULF

Professional Cards- E,. S,,,,,,,,,, iesxssais.°r-misi--.:.i.fi;

ll- F. DEEIUY .

dnlnste of Beaton lelool of Plano TUNING 171 Grafton Bio Oherlottetewl

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r ' ‘ ‘ A i§f.1.f.§.'.1“.§.(.".'.‘li§.“.‘.i' _ Phone as-Y §

Money to I.-den, -

, Camoron_Biock _ g|\ar]gttetows,' P. 'E. island

S. ,,S_. HESSIAN

irriste!, Solicitor, Notary Public

Eto.

MONEY T0 LOAN I '

pnugug _ P. lllllld

. S. INMAN, _K._ C.

Barrister and Atsorneyat-Dew noein No. iz caiVnoi-on Block VICTORIA ROW

ll Ma.cDONALD

I' L 0

Barrister. Solicitor, Etc. MONEY T0 LOAN Office-lRIiey Building Charlottetown

ir. ii. o. Arimiboid 'ifilllte on N. Y. Post Graduate

Mbdleel Ooh' `I nd Hospital

'actloe ‘llmltodmh !Ey¢L -Ear, Noes

- and Throat

flee Bayer Building. Great George ltreet, opposite Guardian Office

' Telephone 2.5¢

lllco Hours-9' to 12 a. m. 1 to 6

`p. m. May he consulted off h0\|;|at116 Hillsboro SL

Palmer 8fPalmer

\ l

;»J. Palmer, K. G. H._ L._ Palmer i

Barrlsterl. etc. -

my gf Nova Scotia Building

Charlottetown, P. E. I. ~

Money to Loan -

[cLean & McKinnon

lsrrlsters, Attorney-at~Lsw '

i Office-Royal Bank Building

isrlottetow- P. E. island

Morson & Duliy

srrister and Attorney-at-Law

MO EY TO LOAN

ileltors for Rbysi Blnk of Csnsdr

Office. Royal Bank Building, Charlot- tetown. » Office Hours ~'

I 9-1230, 2_5 ' ‘

O444§

iiiiTEi. VICTORIA

Fsrned for ltl oulslne

service. _

Elegsntly furnished, ll

rooms with bathe(

, Make It your Iome Ohsrwttotown.

¢zsn==1ii--ini-Q ~¢d'\

QUEEN Ho'rEL

The Directors of the Char-

lottetown Hotel Co., Ltd., are

" open to receive propositions

from a reliable party or par-

_____tles_¢f,g_r the_____is_asing».,cf._t,he . Queen Hotel, _ Charlottetown, ro. on an s i=eriMANsN'r

BOARDINO HOUSE. The

Queen has over forty rooms,

mostly furnished. Possession can be glvon the last weik l in June. Apply to

D. A. MacKlNNON,

_ Secretary

Care MacKinnon Drug Co.,

Charlottetown, P, E. I.

fllll iligff - V‘

aoLeoil & Bentley.

w. E. BENTLEV. K. e._

il .i. A. aEN'i'l._¢v'- -1 ‘--

Barrletera and At\»¢|"ne¥l,

. Mouev 'lo LOAN ,.

YEA E. NoNiEoE

IIARTEIIED ACCOUNTANT!

.HOU-(Ulf “T Gflini .tvs

A Am... ....1 |..v...¢|¢ni.»»a‘ 'vousc ci-iici<ENs soon

:fallen Office und Cost BYIRHI

less, St. John, Moncton. Amherst.

.md Charlottetown- know that it is good for them

._.'~2ff>- - |555,

.. j ._ ‘_<

CHICK FEED

“Royal Purplof’ ____

%$F%i=¢£-3'

*warm milk. Our CHICK __ FEED is good not only _for *tho lime chicks boi for E 1° the rowing and grown UP' *F

$100 Ib. bags and by the sp

Q lowest

G Headquarters for Flour and,”

_ R. BROW

of the Province ever published. Price thirty-seven cents postpaid Guardian Office.

PLAl'N‘l".--A Law Ablding Citizen of ~Murrny Harbor .North complains about the behaviour of certain parties on the nights of public meetings, and of some youths hlil- ing in lhc woods frightening .pas- sersby by firing stones, etc.'J-le ap- peals for action to be taken against them.

THE DAUGHTERS OF`THE EM- PIRE have undertaken to canvass for mcmbersiilyr in the Red Cross Society during the campaign now on in behalf of Child Welfare at their liomcs during tho week' be- ginning Mondny June lilli. lt is hoped that everybody will receive them in llie way in which they are entitled lo lic received and that all will enroll as members. in this urgniiizaliiin which is now doing .vork which is of the greatest bono- fit in cilizeiis generally mid' to child ron especially. Adult uiclnberslilp is $1.000 and junior nicmbershi-p 25 rents.

ENJOYABLE VISIT- Captain

w o as »e.=.n s g s home in King‘s County left Satur-

cnn cities, ‘Captain McLeod _ has been in Yukon for the past six

one iboth to himself and his many

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' ‘To Mrs. Miilcolin McLeod, Glaish- vln. '

Dear .Sislcr McLeod:--Our kind

Heavenly Father has tiiken your darling bob-y girl brick to Himself. io be one of the bright blossoms in His bi-au.tlful Gnrdcn above. He sometimes allows us to have tho dear babies for ii while and then Ho takes them that our hearts may be drawn to Him.

We wish to extend to you. and

Mr. M-c`Lcod our deep synipatliy in your great sorrow. ‘May the same nil-wise, and' loving ~I<‘alher com- fort you, and heal`your hearts and. uiftll that day bye and bye when you will have your little one again in God’s own Kingdom, im-ay you have the assurance, iliat "Under - neath urctlic Everlasting Arms," and iiround and aiioutyou the ten- der wa.-tchful, evcrbiding .presence of_God.

Signed on behalf of

THE ELCON PRES. W. M_ S.

Belfast, June' lst 1921

-1-I-if-3**9l"‘

.THE OLD RELiABLE.<TRY_ ITI

rnnuth, N. 8. _ -

i l=l¢Il""- "“""V Q* ontinuai cr 4 for - F

'__

i_NiMEN-

'J. A. MGEHCIIBH, G 'rryg bag. solo in 25 ib. and yr YARMOUTH N_ S_

Fisiiesm-E.N AN o' cAMPsna

0ph_ D, qs pound. Our prices are the: QUICK RELIEF

PUT A BOTTLE IN YOUR

svs erV»eciAi.ie‘r is C31-tgp & C0__ Ltd: OUTFIT '

. .uhm : F°°“' it

.. `. Wi* %$$eB&‘Hi _ ..- - _ _

~.._... . .-..._.-.-. --_--. -_ --»»- - - -- _ 'T ygir sal: ls' the most con!~ ' RQSR/|"'”LEBREt'v0'-é°*£:€EAQHJ‘é"'_'

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GILLETTE. RAZORS-We are'

MURRAY ‘ HARBOR COM-

J“ii“°"i. M"i'e°°° .'i°i{..§" iiie i'..`i-'§.§’.i`."f HOTEL ARRIVALS

MInard'ii Llnlment Co.. Ltd.. Yar-

-FOR THE JUNE BRIDE.-We

.have a splendid assortment of cut glass, sherbut glasses. W. W. Well- ner. Ltd. Jewellers.

TWENTY-ONE days have gone

of Guardian's speclej offer period. Be sure and send your $8 subscrip- tion before it is too lets: .

ADVERTISE THE‘ BEAUTIEB

OF THE ISLAND-By.. sending Your friends ia. eouveliinoii P. E. 1., only 5Tc'pootpaid. Guardian Of!ice_

“-W. W.iW."' wedding rings -have

beerpth . ,standard for over fifty _years.__ W. Wellner, Ltd, Jew- elliirs. "' _

- 'il ... !‘; _ ' SALT,--SALT.-Fishery 'Liver- pool tinil ,ment size cargoes. schoon- ers Inovolion and schooner R. L. Borden shortly_due,_ close prices before storing. enquire of Carveli Bros. . -

THE ANNUAL -MEETING of the

ladies' Auxiliary of the Prince Edward island Protestant Orphan~ ago will be held in the ladies' club rooms Friday. June 10th, at 3 p. m.

VICTFIOLAS and Victor Records

for the summer holidays. The W. 'l‘. Wellni-r_Co.. Ltd., Queen Bt.

ALL THIS WEEK Good quality

9 Y P

54 Inch, 386, yd.-72 inch 45c, and 50.-80 inch, 50c, and 55o.-90 Inch 801:, and 70c. Beer G. Weeks.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS-

Advertisers are reminded that all display advertisements must 'IIB in the Guardian Office before noon of the day previous to publication and lbefore 10 a. m. on Saturdays.

BRUSSELETTE CARPET

SQUARES, all sizes and attractive deslans, size 2 1-3 by 3 ydS. for $10.00 -3 X 3 yards, _...$12.00-3 x 3 1-2 ..yards .$14.00-3 x 4 yards $16.00. Aeplendid buy at these prices. Beer &. W¢eks.

A NEW 'M-ANUiRE SPREADER

--The farmers of Union Road. Lot '33, have been highly favored this spring in the mutter of spreading their commercial fertilizer. Mr. J. W. l\ficLcan ol' that place having ln- vcnteil' 11 machine that does the workin' it most satisfactory man- ner. The spreader sows a width of nine -feet :inil is easily operated by one liorsie. Mr. McLean has taken ou.t a_ Diilcni. _'

_ _

day afternoon on return to his i’ar` -- ` l north home. En route re will visit! . VlCTOR|A HOTEL frlcmis in Boston and oliici' Amer-i~ - _

_ Sandy ~M.c`Gregor, Kilinarnoc'k, Scotland' H. E. Sherk, Windsor,

years and is Cuslrvms Officer at it » Fortymile. some distance north oi]Out; W. L. Poole and wife. Mont- Dawsoi-x_city. Needless L0, Say lilo;-.igue;.Syl>il Poole Montrrgue; Ellen vlsii home was gi iu0_st_enjoya-ble _mm,e_ M0nmgue;_’Ml_H_ _,_ I,_ Been riends nil of whorm ivere gliid to' M°m“g“5'3"K'en“°_t'h’ Beer' Mimi' ‘see hlm.` - flague; Carroll Livingston, City;

. .,S. A. I-illtz, Truro; Ailjt. ‘I-I. A,

Hurd, Moncton; H. M. Eberly,

LETTER 0F SVMPATHV ._Lancaster. Po; W. B. Sutherli1nd_

'l‘ruro;VJ. Roseman, Montreril; Gee. l~I_ Perkins, Toronto; T. A. M-ac. Kenzie, Truro; C. W. Blue and wife Toronto; W. M. McKinlay, San ‘Juan; W. B. Burton, Montreal;

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X%X%

THE OLD GARDEIIER SAYS

An ordinary -putty knife is

one -of the most useful tools which tho amateur gardener can use. It serves many pur- poses nnd is especially use- Z-ul in setting out small plants. It is an efficient ln- sirument for cleaning other tools, is found convenient at harvesting time, and when tho day’s work is over .will remove the accumulation of soft earth from the shoes in s. speedy and satisfactory manner. lt can he tucked into the side pocket, occupy- ini; but little space, and be ready for use at any time. 9

By all means add a putty 5 knife to your list of garden tools.

~¢4»OO¢-‘O-0490-6-O€~»sv~6-Q-*-6-10-04

...»» ~» »¢

tlwise to the excellence of ‘V V A 4 S \I l<§il§;le V V V _ .V VV

9° A V "5f‘F!i5€‘ff'V‘§‘-f ` U ""'i‘§‘.Q*%"

. our cHici< Faso. -rhsy A ` "‘*“‘” °"_° _ _,y

“ ss ` _ H ..

. on ii

re "lv |’*°"° 'Z' _ _ ig rt as : Baby cries. for hir; ‘ _ U

, They’re Biting Now i

Ii.'s fine to go fishing when

you know tlhat conditions areffiivourable for a big

‘ catch.

But. you must go equipped

` with the right sort of

FISHING TACKLE

scsioxsosioiiio-ilelniosioiiios-#I9 LENS QRINQING 9,9 , B _,md ,,,y,,,,m___ ._

Our Lens Grlndln¥__plsnt -the only one on-“ e f_s- lsnd-ls daily engaged in manufacturing t everl- ous kinds of eases, used

'olnmiieiows

Tm, |,ii¢, lscilesl, Sickness ull Pista

Glass lsslmce at Lowest nies. _

Sing, Stock Cospasies

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. l’ , ._.-...u-_, .

in correction of defective

vision.

There are noiong de-'

ls in sitin f ' ill' lermil§\0M¥T SERV CE, is the motto of our establishment. .-

c. i. iilieiimhi

RODS, REELS, HOOKS, "LINEUJ DAGT8, FLIES,` FERRULE8, EXTRA

src.

Look ilhrough your Kit

` \

hleaclhed sheetiln s, ver H eclai,-I

worm oun_iiu'ne to row windy days causes many are ache and pain! Ygu will do well to- light that first twinge of -_

Rheumatrsm Neurifis, . Sciatica, of 1_Veurdlgia,~ before a ser- ious attack develops. No case is of too long stand. |08. no attack too severe but that 'V

Templeton ’s Rheu-

_ matic Capsules will bring sure relief.

Gl_l¢11'|1l‘lf'€8d to contain no h“b‘*'f°"mil'\ll df'-il. and to bc absol- utely harmlcss to the heart; kidneys 0|' °l|\_Cr Organs. Prescribed by doc- *°'.“- *mid by druilsists. t1.o0.p¢r box. Trial free at our a e '

ncies or wr'tc

T¢mPi¢¥0l\B. 142 King W.; Toronto.

‘"3 by Reddln Bros. '

Ale.x_ C“"i€l'0ll. Montreal; I-1_ E_ D'°y“°“- TTU-l`0i J. E. Berry Monc- ton; ii. 1-i_ Meruriuno, si. Jbim; \-_ E. S. ’i`ownsenii, Halifax; A_ L_ () Phillips' T°f0l1l0i W. T. Zivlcker, Halifax; D. 'I‘. Botsford Guelph 0_nt; Mr. and Mrs. W-_ ll. Chisholm Geo- T- Ha"-l0n. Montreal; J Ig_ set-i.w.ii._ Berwick,-N. s- J st' 1. B- Hafriflslon. Montreal; Marlin M0011. Brunswick, Ml¢h_ _

REVERE HOTEL

B M0iSiG_Cairns. Baldwin Road; E. mm). ‘UNH Mi‘_ and Mrs. Frank Jardine. Kensington; M,-5 A W Hi-|ll\Dhl'By. Kcnsiiigton~ EtlaAJ.1r'.

fiIin_g'__K_e”s|"gt011§_ J. C. Simpson, ra ilax, A. J. Poirier. Misoouclie; R. H. Dcwiir, St. Peters' Mrs D°“"“'= st- PNUS: A. L Itogers. Kensington; 1.-_ _]_ Raue,._ `M,m.l.enI' D- G- MUUUGY. Sourls; W. I-‘. .Scott \ancou\'er; W. W. Blake, .l.m,(_mo_' W. l<‘. Iiussel, Chiitiiam; J; M ffiafk. Yarmouth. I

-*i

:I/idil to the richness of your

creuui soups :ind grnvies bv using f30I'lilfIl's_ St. Charles or` Jersey Milk “with liie creaiu l-eft ln” fianiiiiuki Niilionzil Milk. The very best lui; cost.; no ing;-@_

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l\lllsnriI'|s lrlnlms-nf for Dlnhtherln.

IN MEMORIAM

-MRS. RONALD s. ivi.¢ooNAi.o

’I`Iie_ comnlunlty of Little Pond

WHS :ii'o‘.ise<l eurly ’I’l\.ursday morn- |l1§.‘~\‘l-15' 19lh.iby the news of the Sudden and serious illness oi’ Mrs.l Rmlélfl - .-S.. iuacnonaim- Despite medical uid and the untiring -ef- forts oi’ liei' devoted family and kind friends she peacefully passed away l<`i'lilfiv evening. May 20th. She was attended in ber illness by Rev. Pius MacDonald. and by her Pastor Rev. Dr. Walker and consol- sd by the rites of the Holy Catho- lic Churcn. The sail parting with a mother filled full a cup oi’ sorrow of an affectionate family and wounded the hearts ol' dear one-1 that resignation io the Divine will alone can rellewe the pain. My-5, MacDonald was a mother and wo ma” in ei/Bl‘y sense of llie words. Her first core was her home :mil her family and the way slie pe;-_ formed the du-ties that devolve up- on a wife and` mother is plainly shown -to those mourning for lier that christian teaching and dutiful care have not been in viiln. She ai- WHYS observed the riiies of her faith with -the greatest care and this coupled with her great purity Of llfillfl. her unselfisliness :ind piety left an example well worthy of imitation. »I-I-er life was full oi trials and crosses. She was left an orphan with the'care of hor broth- ers and sisters at the age of four- teen and again left a widow with five small chllden, she was always lialiellt and resign-ed. lriily hers was the Royal Road of the cross and shewent to receive her re- ward st the age of 64 years. A large -"f\nf‘01li'_|ib- of people came to see her mor}i`al remains and to assist at theiisqlemn Requiem Hlsli Mass ,-iin-!"M~nl'9da-y morning in St. Fran- cis do Sales 'Church by Rev. Dr. Walker, after which she was laid to rest beside her husband who p:~edeceosed_ herl n 1903, She lea‘v`e's to rqburn two sons. Joseph Hi lwme. Henry J. Sl. .Dunstan's University, three daughters, Mrs. Hugh C,__MciPhee. Selkirk, Laura. leaclior.: Sizlkirir. .and Annie, _Bever- IY. M851.; also four brothers, Alex R. and Angus R. .MciDon:ilil. St. Petei"s Lake; James J. Medford. Moss.. Joseph A., Boston. Mass.. Mrs. Angui McPhee, West St. Pet- er's, Mrs. Donald McDonald, St. Peler's Lake, iil] of whom have lim syuipstliy of their 'many friends. Eternal rest grant iinio her, 0 Lord! Arid let perpetual liglit shine iipnn her. _

Rev. Albert;-'Loiiis »Cuhill. former-

ly pastor of..5_t. Mary‘s Churcli. Bristol, R. -I., died Tuesday. Mny 17th, 'it the home of his sister.

nue. Pawtucket. Father Cab n been ill for some months. but his death cams es a surprise to his friends and former parishioners

'rue oooos ‘ G R V A

FotInhl|tlmdChi1dreIl

._ ____--__-__

_ _ _ , A _ _

-ey, D. D., was assisted by the dea-

~r .~_f-.- - S -I ni- -.vs_ ».-. _ ara,-pt.

was born in Bkdeque, P. E. l.. was u son ; oi-tl1o»ls.te -. -John Mrs. Cahill! He graduated from St. Dunstarfs College, Chsrlottte- town. in 1907. ln 1908 he went to Pawtucket and became affillcated -with the Providence Diocese. continued his studies at Mt. St Mary’s College, Ernmltsnurs. grad uating the next year with nigh honors. There he secured the de greesiand A. »B., and M. A., and was particularly noted as a stud- end of Philosophy. He won the Philosophy prize in his graduation year. Father Cahill finished his thelogy Val. Emmitsburgl-ie taught English and'Latin‘inithe- -.college while’ pursuing his.. theological studies and was appointed Ifrefeet of' the Sérnlnary during the last two years of bis course. in June; 1913; ‘tiiywss ordained to the priesthood b'y the Rt. Rev. Bishop Corrigan. Father, Cahill. was, a brilliant student and a most' ` 'zealous priest. He gave allthat was in his short life as ai priest to the service of God. As a preacher -he was forcible and logical. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Hickey in delivering his eulogy ut the funeral told of his patience and cheerfulness during his illness and pointed lo his exer.nplary~lIfe -is a guide to all. H-9 also said he was loved and adored by -his parish- ioners. `

’I‘he funeral was held this morn-

ing with a. Pontiflcal High Mass of Requiem ln_ St. .Mary's Church, Pine Street. The body was escort- ed by 150 .Holy Name 'Society men and Knights of Columbus ni-enibers from the home of his sister to the

cortege. Members of Bristol Coun- cil Knigiits of Columbus were in :-.ttendancc also. Rev. 'Jam-es P.

Devnnney. The acolytes were Rev. J. O'Brien and Rev. J. McGuire. The senser bearer _was Rev. J.l McCloughIin. Rt. Rev. Bishop Hick-

cons of honor comprising Rt. Rev. Mgr. Peter Blessig, Rev. J. Sulli- van. Rev. T. Giilan. Rev. lA. Keegan, C. M., Rt. Rev. Mgr. Bessing chant- ed the office for the dead ot.9.3rl o‘clock, Bishop Hickey deliver-eil__ the eulogy. Fifty priests were seat- ed on the right side ofthe church. Interment was in St. Francis ceme- tery :indthe commital si-rviccs were conducted by the followlsg: Rev. R. -Cassidy, Rev; J, McGloug- han, Rev. J. Toohey, itev. J. Mc- Guire, Rev. E. Gately, Rev. T. Mc- i-litchle, Rev. 'l‘. Ryding. .. _

The 'oody bearers were J. J. .Mc-

Govern, J. F. Gilroy, P. Walsh. 'I`_- Tobin. R. Connery and J. Walsh.- ' The honorary bearers were. Revs. J. P. Kelly, E. Hughes. J. 0‘Brlen, R. Cassidy, M. ‘Clarke Rt Rev. Peter Blessing, C, Tenniars.

ioapfllltbldlllllllr-. IUNLlGH1`@lI

LICORICE -o.. saw... ,..»....i...-f ,,....-f.°.»../"1,

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C_h;irc_li y'1_e_sterday afiternoond at ii = ' ""` ' =‘=“"-F* a_.§.:i_- ...ji _.A EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, c cunt o'coctsmn . Thar Fourth Degree of the lgdiggfs of Columbus in full regaiie attend-

'ed me ma" this m°‘"”i”¢ and rmsuiirrirron or rmrsrnnir Ann rss formed tho uard of honor for the sir, _mms Ayn ||no»|~i»\- ci

site-smship GUVERNI -R lilr?-1l.i-`

;.i;. at il A. m. and every R.-ii w '..

The Wednesday trim wi- -. i. .2-

Phursday

Kelly was celebrant of the Mass, the s:_Vt:_r_il_;_iy 't;_i)p8:;_ar. io i.....i.».. -}_i_i_.A_;_._B-;_;i_i_6'~;;i§idl;;§s°:t ma Rev' Eugene V' _H.ughes' deacon' Direct connection at Bosi.on`wlv.h Metropolitan Line Steamers for

Rev. Robert Casidy, sub-deacon, _york via the cape cod C,,_,,a|_ _

Fil-9 IIIHSLSTB of Cei‘8fllDl1iBB were For rates and additional information apply tr. iiev. P. J. Gibbons and Rev. J. A. A- U- CUFF-lE~ *IGI* - “" |053- -°

.___ ~ -4- --.. slau-

`~- -- -Q

J. 0'Brien, J. Beattie, J. 1McGuire, M. O'iBrlen.

There are left to mourn .two

brothers and three sisters. namely John P. Cahill, Lawyer. N. Y». George ~Cahill,_Bedeque, P. E. I.. Mrs. Michael McCarvllie, Borden. Mrs. P. J. Lawless. Providence and Miss Suslc_Cohill, Providence.

' Miss `MA'sv‘ M=¢c.ii_`i.svsAv

At `fBloomlng Point, Wednesday.

May 18th, Mrs. Mary MacGlllivray, a. well known and respected resid- entpassed away at the advanced age of 80 years. The deceased had been ailing for the past .five mbulhs yet her death came as a surprise to her relatives and friends. She died o. peaceful death, eonsoled by the. last }Sacraments.of the Catho- lic Church ot. which she had -been a faithful memlber. "Mrs MacGililvray was n woman

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You’re vitally interested, because on the advance

ment of the Province as a wihole, de-pe-nds i{O_UR welfare. What ,we need today is people who are Wlumg 15° _W°l`k» not dodgers .People who are trained to work,nolt_1ncom petenfts. People who are a'ble to work, not weakhnigs.-_

g You are 'encouraging at‘hle_tics_among our young peo `= ple, who hiave good homies to live _1n. You are Planfllilg

week ends in _tlhecountr-y, and going there i_n your car. You are taking. an odd day off to F10 fishing. Fine! Everyori-e should have athletic training. Tf you have a mr, bv all meirnsi use lt. Certainly, on iishinirt -no one ex- ;-..-p{_= A--on to hoop voi_ir i~..o:-‘.0 io tin " ` ’ "V

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t-two moir til'ie_V`<"iii_intn, iiviii;-_ "ii---.- -.iii. .ii--.c si:-.li our aid for food and shelter and clothing? ,

-Do--you think we are unfair if we 'ask you to give,

that these little folk, homeless now, may be taken in and given a figlhting chance? ~ _ . y

We want to build for them a bright airy home. We

want them to have good, wholesome food and a fair edu cation. We ‘wont to turn out young 'people who are will ing, traiiineid -amd able to wiork, not a possible menace to our Province.

VWill you join us, and make this project a real

ity? “Where Charity 'Beg’ins,”. will you help?

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