rheumatism

f0 end 11"‘ M"; complete" our‘

I " m9 t3 ‘ ' fig’: ietw Dick‘ es ° ' germ‘! 5mm“ Tablets end Dr pierce’: G014" Medical Discov-

'- medfclflll MM I ‘mqlow tree fhgumlflllll for liufml’ 11"“ ml; j ondgrilll medicines. . .0093, Box 464. ,1), Pierce’! Lahore» 1'11 m, Ont, tor trial . , _ Pierce’: remedies confidential med-

» A couciir ‘°" ram nits. 0128011 word for Dr. ‘Medical Discovery 1 that he owes his ' saith to this spiiendld t hi 1 pneumolll. es m; vrlth chronic bron- ud it just kept- letting "year even though he a tried every remedy , to him. Some nights gli so hard I used to be ht dlo befors morning. mother advised him to . u Medical Discovery’ iirst few doses he inl- . ust p year nowmnd he ' entirely cured o! ell monts.” "H". f8. ‘ll- enham Si. lcovery 1504i! It I11! ‘ era, tablets or liquid.

‘oi’ flizure or lnatelet-is ma- skirts in

WOT" witll _Bi‘li\iii of the same color.

iolrt know lvhut to do, lleilnni-

tithing conveys 1 tolightfulnesfl‘ o and Cheer ,

i Yeti; Portrait ‘llaken _-by _

i A [Y E R

Leo-e-oeo co o-eoooe-QQ.

"I'll

Afters“: ‘Chas Jewtraw . [

“ Won Championship‘

sr. ‘Joilu. N. B., Feb zo-ndd by Charles Jewtraw as tlle new in-

[gmpfloryi] Qutdgor mam“- gpeed The pastor will (D.V.) conduct the , once m" champion ‘Lake Placid, N. v.. skat- service new! Bundav avsnlns at 1 home ‘five championships °'°1°¢1l- T118 01111111111 from the nleet concluded on Lily 1119B! 111 1119 Parflfllllize on 'l‘uesdll.y.

6P8 Cliff)’

Lake on Saturday afternoon. The

only other premier honor. the lien- llllcfi i1! 419517611-

[lor ladies’ championship. is retaili- [ed by Gladys Robinson. oi‘ Toronto. who wcn quite handily with Rosa [Jobnstom ct‘ Chicago, second. Mar- |garet Steeves, of Moncton. N. B... and Alice Howard, oi‘ St. John, tied lor this place. —- ---—-<O& - -- ROD AND GUN [ [ The .\iarcll issue oi Rod and Gun] .in Canada. the well known -Canad-| [inn sportsmenh magazine 0t the; out oi doors. contains many ut- [tractlite features and abounds in. stories and alttlcles that are silrc t0 ‘please. “in the ‘Canadian "Alps" b)‘ Campbell J. Lewis, is a breezy. in-t ‘terertlng ili‘lll'1" while Bonilycuslle [llalrw -‘i<-‘ -, " =pudgmg the Lump- suc-l - r" ls \vn:‘.ily' oi‘ special men- tion ll- 11v ‘l. Bioore, whose work ‘is populilr with llod and tiun read- -ers, is among the writers who coll- tri-llute red-blooded stories. H. Mor- timer Batten ls anoiler. C. S. thun- dis and Robert Page Lincoln are ill their ‘lest in their departments. Guns and Ammunition and Fishing Notes. respectively. while ttlie 0l1‘l'[ or departments and features con- tain splendid features oi‘ outstand- ing quality. The magazine is illus- trated profusely throughout and in every wily. the thlurcll issue is one that no one will want to nliss.

‘R0 tiund Gun ill Canada is puth- lislletl monthly ut Woodstock. Out.. by W. J. Taylor, Limited.

.

it's a rare treat when a miser in-

vites you to join him. ' --- t

Virtue ll-l its own reward, while

vice gets uli the publicity. l}

Kidneys Need Lots 0i’ Water At Times

l1 Back Hurts ‘or Bladder Bothere, Also Take a Little Salts

Most folks forget that the kid- neys. like the bowels. sometimes get sluggish and clogged and need a gushing occasionally. else we ltnvc backache and dull misery in the kidney region. severe hezidocllesl [rheumatic twlnges. torpid liver, acid- lstomach, sleeplessness and all sortsI oi bladder disorders. ‘ l ‘You simply must keep your kld-. and the

' tive and clean [ilneoyriieaf you feel an ache or pain in!

I‘ \

RVlLE

a ltEPAiRED, POL- " W25“ ' Tl) uni-f )-11A'l‘l5 prices.

____.‘Llle kidney P9141011 11113111 l11‘1111<1l1tl;_vcal- as will be tho cine it’ nny frequent visits from

lots‘ oi water. Also get about iourg [ouncesof Jad Salts trom an flood;

Idrlli: store here. ‘we a {M11 Bllwnxinlun will llcnil lift-l ‘idly. T1118 WWW‘. Notwithstanding the inclemenc)

' ful in a glass oi‘ water b91111‘ 11111111“ [fast iqr a few days and Yvur kldxleyfl

will their not one. This lemons salts is made from the acidol‘ grapes and

work atJevnlon juice, combined with lithio. m...‘ m “We on m‘, b0 l1 will-and is intended

to ilush clogged

l to lot Us serve you. Itlkidneys and help stimulate them

US to serve you

call.

iiiles ‘i ‘Garrison A. B., M.~D.

' Tuberculosis Specialist n Road, Gherlottetown ent in Selected Cus- elentiene 207

H. F. MoFhee

‘re, Attorney. Etc.

. .McGuigali,BA

.y IOLIOITOR. my to Lena

ETC-

y station. Watches- Ce., N. Y.

t. Archibald

. Y. Poet Gradual-.- ool end Hospital to Iyp, In. Nose Threat lldinq, Greet George lllllflllln Office

one ISO-J.

to ll l. m. 1 es n

h: 8t Palmer lmer. K. C. Irv-Mere, its. lousy to Loen

Nova Ieotle lulldlng Iottetewn, P. d. l.

TEWART,

II Ifillelflor, I4 I!!!

M Greet the U I l: “mi-lien Ian e1

i’

- Notary Punm

1. om” i Ilmedlll. Gym"; lucid on t -

Wilirv-Ileatrelyeiq‘

well. l~8ON AUCTION ROOMSjiJle acids in the urine so they no with t. (worse and Kent. Sts-ilonger irritate. thus helping to re-jnkely m sérw“ H h, pflinwd m" a loving rather and a good nelghmo;

to activity. It also helpsheutralize

‘lieve bladder disorders.

Jud Salts is inexpensive; makes [u delightful effervescent liglla wat- ',er' drink which take now and then their kidneys clean. [

A well-known local dmizgist says he sells lots oi‘ Jad Salts to folks who believe in trying to correct kid- ney trlilble while it is only trouble. By nil meatls have your plrrsclils exilmine your kidneys at least twice

to help keep

n. J. MABON‘ Eves Examined Glasses Fitted

Montague. P. E. I.

Graduate in Optometry Toronto College Exclusive" Test Room 0on- nscted with Drug Store

004-0404? 000-00-000000005.

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Eye-Glasses From $2.09 to $10.00

From East Point to Cane Beer le e big territory, \yet right across this space

Parkman Supplies the Big Majority oi Eye-Glasses

filmnly indium rum man's eve-ensues: ere m. smear rnoounaste. end he u m. outv muo- une OPTIOIAN (sttend- l anon courses.)

In Montague » Cell end see for yep l! 1

m. UP-TO-DATI OPTIC t. untoune.

n. n. PAIiKMAN

1 Queen ltreet lath,

In.

menu“. eee o,

» tuooineue. n. s. t. ,

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mmiuernst. sl-iow, M ind; ‘his HIM’! Ilmrerllla- A well- March 2am. ctr-sane 11"" 1111b h! l» Pom in Indi- ana any! Hood's Scraper-ills nukes 5 auowraoue, METHODl8T-- fir‘ ‘f J11" m. ‘ s dey, woe-h held end sleeps . board Wm A rslelsl women writes: "I. eernenly ieoornmend ell women h l . the 27th. at 3 p. nl. A full attelld- n. a“, m” m

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YEARS AFT Canon F. G. S0011: C. M. G, D. S. 0. (Copyright: all rights reserved) A '-

‘AAAQ , ‘ ,‘ _

in

m fa

justice to Mr". Alexander McLean Gdfitlofnnnduonly e.

Mr. McLean has been seriously ill

Mr. MclLenn is a man who has nl- .

would. surely have attended the ill’)! 2nd Mrs. Murdock Mat-Donald ncas. it is pleasing to report thnt|tlnle;'but all that medical skill and ____V otherwise and her spirit took its

pccted by all who had the pleasure 1e

to take Hood's Bone, "j t t ——-——— relieved ine of sols HWME-SENCE 01133511- 111 domes d ."- one u. the, tluiiteps or the Mon -—— -———-_--_______.__.. tagiie school, we might BJY that for the past month or more, and . _____ is wt unable :0 leave the hour-e MRS. MURDOCK MacDONALD it ways taken a deep interest in the There ptlsscd:)e;:el'ull,v away at welfare oi’ the community. ilndlher llonle in Rose Valley on Febru- scllool examinations recently held. at lhe age oi 81 ‘years. Deceased had-he not been prevented by lll-[llad been in falling health for some dill, MULIEHH is wcll along tlloilcndel" nursing could do had b98211 rout] it. rc0nve|~_v_[' done but oi‘ no avail. God willed . ' flight to be with Him wno doeth all things well. Silo was loved and res- tyeusonans of knowing her. her kind and cheer- [pn1llll disposition won a place in the

I

.."I\lr.. ivi-llingtoil Melllsh

we could resort in n n4 meet our tricnds. it was then‘ i". centre Ol ir..-. Shops rind Esta-

tiiooils ivvrc through it on ihcii‘ wa localitirs. Alter .ll'l E

Wily i0 ‘itils, ‘éfllflKc wilt-rc- logry, had hill ‘t [Lfltlll rest and, ex- 0|- 11‘ provmml“ 1n 111° 113-" "1 5311"‘ disguise. It was llilt

[mil ihcrc vit-

lruqftln that hail ht-en wrought byL-wld 1pm wywpre n". fir," Brmqh

'“ . cusp-ran:

It will a rilallge feeling; to wake

up in U19 llwrnlng and realize that‘ one Wyn once Dilrinl K119 tlllrly sullluler oi’ 1815.

aKaEn in Bethune.

had been lht- one city to which" social way

and. i-ulitélculllt passing‘

to other= ish hl'(>‘ilii>[ our the light.

inuis were in full sw g,

st tit the lioi-tcl \\'l-

no.‘ We drflyv lo 11H‘ Grundc Place.

MW the tclrfblc ills.

over him, and‘ any one to approach ll m. The gar: den, when wc eilteréfl, looked very delflhtflll. The ulil sllcll hole in the iront which was largo t-nuugn_ to be a duck poilzl. has now hcenl filled up. ind thc tltlwcl- beds were hloolnini: ill grout pruiusioil. The house lliltl i-vitli-nily- been. thoroughly YEDiIlITtl. and unrl- all

ltd‘ 1| lulild came to the dimr, l 101'! her that wc ltatl tfflilli-g to cal- upon Madame nnti wt- WPTP shown into n luxurious rilwu-jng |'ly()]]|_ y. w-ils anxious to si-i- ii‘ ul,\' cllungi» (‘OMUUXIP would tli- -| complete ‘or when M: dame arrived. sllt- Kurt: an cxcllr" nltllfon oi surprisc and V\‘tl‘1t‘0l‘ll(f| 111‘ 119111111)’ to tlil- old llolllc. She ' l n.

is

Munmgm. m. pqnndm. m, rem". m hearts ol‘ all who are lelt l0 cherish German thou, in m." "HM ma, , _ , . . - - ~ . - ~ _ - - ' iilccrs whom silt- had - . . . - Hal-j“ lwi 10'111i~-1.11@ll10ll’- bhe leaves to 8mm, w... ,, 1,, l, v~° . _ ._ A p - duty nigh. and flit} zmil >l‘l’ nnlli- loutl lo m.- rnnn-n... Hill, lirre ‘l ‘lymum besides a sormwmg husband 119111-1111‘ 111111 ‘11‘“1‘1111111Vllfiggvvnideaiyekila11M ':m;,l?([;e',k“- “[1 ‘ndmfl 1'1"‘ tug hut li-diillls wounds ltllll nit-n Wilt lli ll|_\' signs liliil we» were ill uqMiss [lawn Momma“! or lolul; SOIIJIS and tgrtlzc dllaugtllters, gun m" a wdu w“ fimnhillé [m0 ‘hehfilzretll iaddf rillptlit- his!“ wilose (‘UXHLIAHI irks ili-yuuti liu- tin. wut. zone». \\'|l t.» mnuiltls ot G€0l'_"t5l()\\'ll was a reccllt viaitur1e n 13111111" out 9c "11 111 “w igpgg with “p: i ', _ ‘ ' 1 ‘_‘11,'“1"'1“v"iil:ln -f'l. ‘chalk >1lli\l\t'(i vrlltri- the trenches to Mfiiintugne, v ing old friends we511111115191- 13* 13-3 111111“ 1" gu-j-"t ware PM nlfmh} hdhdh?en11n°u1,hs' “m1 1“ w" ~11 1" 11“ ne“.» llur_ lihjflvllVli nnw its our olil zzll. and lusty lialhcll wire. and .l.eudville, Colo: Mrs. Albert Mac u w“ dimvpprr,‘ ' “"111 11le‘3‘°“d'11°11' '11°11°'.1"111 11"1"11"1'1" lroill illn- on llill 7o. \\'.. Mun-soil liils‘ lll t'tlll'll_lltlll‘l'l imn WTP piled “wuss [My Dewar’ s,enog,.a_ Arthur. Ennlore; Mrs. Malcolm [he “m”; " r >1" 11111111 111 fl11laWl1y on his 11011dtl.\'1~‘1llll 11w 1111111411 U... ‘t-Hpwat- mp4,- and an...‘ [n] i)"; up int-c illlll tht-re.

ilhcr \v'lh thc tirlll ot‘ Ives & Mur- ‘mck-enzlei 11°59 V11119)‘: Mrs. J.

D. Malhesoil, Wntertown, Mass; nl

“nil rotuancs- that hliilfltlls of tllc tulllily anti two asters-

‘5011? 11ml l‘ \\'Etlln that !'hlll'(‘1l inlaw came in and no hail

rod lo tSnJlIIS-tlll- \\‘<- lillllPli tu the right up the

rn ‘t1 illl'|

.p:|vc (‘Uliviltkl

11 nlQStlOH lmtll siilcs tllc landscape was i.t‘l.-.

duck. Motrin e, left recentlv to i ' tp -- ., l _ - , - "m" C8111‘! l0 -1 an extremist?“ visit to lnilirdxr.”1w".‘1’1°'1‘°"“ 11"“ “'1” “m” tlfzlflhhlilTi-alsl)"lingxllllilihif111111111111111118311111“ 1-"11" ‘"1111 "W". “1‘1 arm-n our! lmci-ltil and distant lriuz-i ilk-ll liar-vii where men wllcre she will be the guest oi her James m ‘Churlouetow-n; Malufl-m and. whfilc .\‘"lillE ‘ii ..~..l'..1:-. P1151111 W1,“- ‘1111191191111115 "n11 “1111531111-2 1“,lllillc i'll.llllli.')'s Mid slug htltll-w wcrc at work ‘Flicy wcrc old ""111 MP5» Cfllill- 1111059- ThiB 1-8 l‘? ilantfhel and M181 1111x1531?‘ My. hilt] bl-tn kyiiiof l". lhzflnllfiilfidflfike_ ‘"1111 111,11e1[.1'11'1"1”111111 "111‘[a\v'kei.i.-:l mullj; lllt‘ill(ll‘.t‘.\'.. \\‘|~ Fftllch‘ soldiers tin-i were vary Miss licwurk. first trip m the‘ 11° 911211111059 V3119)" Sewn’? 1 p a M...“ T ‘ . ' ‘ 1811111 ""11 b11g1511‘ 1'11"11_11~" 111111tturiictl ll_r :| cortlcr csialnlnct l||lt]-11\11l'1l zllurcstcd when thry heard

was conducted ‘by the Rev. John 1111 0 ' 111' ‘i111 Mlilnlflhiol the young iuilrt-s hull lived fotywtm (“Sm-um m m, 1,. ph-pbp. ire wire t‘ullutiilll.~, 'i‘hev took

. l - _ mdlnnml‘ and we W18“ m‘. 1181 ‘1 Sterling at the llonle o!‘ her (laugh

111111153111 1115111’ 'ter till-s. Malcolm MacKellzie. ln-‘

HqMr_ L. Jiimmulan m, lhertifliléilldn Springton Cemetery.

Soul-iii Drug" Co., accompanied by" Miss Emma Hughes one 0t‘ the po- pillar young ladies oi" Sourls, spent. Silndzly visiting friends in Monti- ccllo. Mr. McMillan reports tile roads in good condition. notwith- stnnilitrg the itict that a great qunn titty of snow lies over the country.

--- th MR. ARCHIBALD McDONALD it is witll deep regret wc chron-

icle the death of Mr. Archibald

Mcllonultl who died at his hollle in

Little Pond, on Friday, February

2nd in the 86th yenr oi’ his age. al-

lel- n protracted illness boln witll

‘Christian patience and perfect res

ignatlon tdidle divine will. Ileceasetl was a man oi‘ mun;

sterling qualities, honest. upright and sincere; always ready to lent.

u helping hand wilere loving Bylil

pathy and kindly deeds were

needed to console the distressed

_ or to n-bundoll the spiritual or tent

19011111111119‘ “pol-oi welfare oi‘ his community. trotiscsslng at all times u kind tllltl

cheerful disposition, a pleasing per-

-—-—-——<-e-o-——-—- ‘sunlillty. u min-ll imbued witll a. ' deep religious sentiment and the

Boardllllleiqrlly oi‘ his life won tor him the‘

- .i"e.sipeut of all who had the pleasure

0'l"i‘A\\'i.‘\., illlr-di i119 oi‘ his acquaintance.

west 2M9 111*‘ 11'1"“! M11111 1111M die was consoled in his illness b,- hls pastel.

t-wo provinces risk for it. tllc iJT913'[lRuv. Ur. Walker and died fortified ubllltics lire thiit nr! old coumrywby the last rites 01' his church.

th er w

.."Miss Etta McLean a valued employee oi the. llrin oi’ Moore. and Nichcoi, Pity, is dll a visit to her hoille in Montague. Miss McLean recently sustained ll tltlll", fractur- ing scvcrnl of her ribs. ‘She will l-clllain home for several weeks to

ovh ll‘ u.)

M

of human ti: iii,

ilave been cnlplvtcri- (lPmifflfBhtd1 but tho 0P11:Irs Hllillliil nni over

ttiaking our wily itlto the counrpy ‘n the direction of Noeux-lril-Mines. We missed the huts and 111M "F"! l0 llecomte the side of "bat road. ln their place, we saw ills‘ srren fields and, instead er '»orr'es ‘Wnlrynltn rellirnug irunl town, T1‘ 89111-3’ Witter with their vege- ‘uliififl for tilq-alnrket,

'o‘un4.l the place, To the left "aw the pyramid

11'1"" 15 121111 ‘1-‘111111113 V9121’ llllltlhsevcrtil lc lfll in lilllgiuntl, dlllYl-“SPQ- 1111 t $109k on it hzis stop-lilccalilt- the liastlu-ol‘l‘.cel' pct! and lit‘ Flor li"ilt-s.= lizlnds givtuug and Hi9 fumlv, 1! 111T11°111"1‘Il1"10-<i ihc zlppenriltlttefilo ihut that we lllllsl s-i >p and huvei-mg m L“. lunch, l wts siluwli my iliil room ‘A’1lit'1i Wiln now incorporated 5H3 at 1}“. m," or which 0m-

lArlllllltl 11H‘ BqlllfP the shopsi

l

em new llulldngs are filtleti- 1t is interesting to B99 lmtIwontlcl-liil call.“ m“, wera

e scone o!‘ his exploit, and thpn "loot: our lltlCk updn ti... Gimme 1106i We Went down the street,

Cfllflpfi

‘lrl motors. we pnsscd

Wilton we reached Nocux-les- 1M1 1w fiwlliw-d to have a idol. we like a-Iag heap‘

all part of tlic tirairitlg room andnelgcs had be‘... sln(loned

b91TlE[l.ll.ll‘i'0i‘ ovcl- thc mzillliepltcc stillllgmu L009 [tsllh- was qum. “nrQJOlll-E‘, w-h stands in tho ol-l [iron i-llitlticrs still show tile li(ilPS[ ‘=0 def-D. fir) rxlsnsive and arched tmadc. bv '11 1111911 111111 5101K‘. The (‘umnlll brc" said hintlztnic had been h‘l liv a shell W1lJB dc-wipcn tltc tlOOr. I ‘in: rralhnt rlcctl m‘ T050110 at Bc-[vcd in rcal Frczlcil style 111mg" “"1 w“ '°°11-'l Dhflmlrmph ol"a charming mmll.

we-baile furewr-li to our kind bos- tessc-s aft...- °"‘"P~"1‘59‘1 11-‘ 1'1 111“ 14111110" lwlQiCrucifix Dump, and many Cana- ""1115 "1 1-"15- The to soc the light lorry will its bli- last c’ cement could be nlorc met-tillflfi bidwwiftliii-t» for supplies on black nights British pi-ople nrrl tho»: \\'1l()-‘.\Pi‘9 i" wt.“ “m; kind cationic between lhv two iuitlona i-llhcalthy spot. We took n phgtg. wheat Hollis, nll;l look for the fa.- w°_1‘1,d b? B 111°" ""1 111111 “V1115 graph oi‘ the Crucifix. it 111113- 011 111E #909118 51W‘ 01 I110 struck tile that. the figure vi-ds pa.” \l-‘»=-l ill

:11?‘ sglfillliifl through Bully Grcllly and 11"!‘ i>l'l1f1't‘i'~rlcigarettcszlszl badge \v(n||[ni1“ye]d'y1ili‘llt', ulliil lrc tountl tiurscivc-xiil &ll‘lll_\ i11IllI'11<1P-‘~1l_1ll- Th" (llfl-FTY - - i. W1"! [fl¢11|;i1]y U" 1h, .-pun1r_v' lnliii lc-dll- vllil-ic llrlgutic llcauiriutirtrlrs were \\'c. could si-c tho iilllFl ililllt‘ lu-cn lht- famous uuc ssirr illltl Loos (.'l‘i s- lhlllflh ll hurl bccn so changed t. 1)_\' l‘t-l'1'il! iikrlivzilinil... that lj-Qpw vrhcu 1'1‘! lllrfllifl’ the iii-ice accurately. Theatre look li.ll to 0n August 17th Thcrc w»..- nrnnv vvenlnssto dul- :-.ll hlvi- now fallen ill, out oi the .-..in.-v=-i~i till’ turn will us that they litl" wls sylrlnging n new red brick vil~ 13(?t'.'i.'-"Dfl1l11)' lillll human remains. "W191i? 91111111" lass, SH. the loads vircre there 01113’ 1118i __\'I'or when the debris" oi‘ =1“ 511*‘ IhYW/[alnd than) u lillle in the darkncsspl silt-lieu house by thc rond was 1l“"¢'1"‘°“ W115 591" we hail lrodden tllcm when sht-lis ‘Wllrvtl 111W). tile bullies of seven- "111 W115; 1nd gas lnutlc illc place u pTtlCilT>11e9n British officers 8W1 men had l illlll the honor-iuus 1H,“... been round in thc cctlnr. Thcyi held

hell-

D0lllllt1 f‘

Wears a NllillDll10ll$ xpcct.

1111'“? "m1 lh"-1ctlgilizn»ilic, for

shrzrplit-l.

01111111‘? helwecn iv'o ladies who‘ Om- fp-si visit w“... 1O u“. 01d‘ brln Lflltilllhfll there when the had been (lecorvitctl witll the (‘roix gyrm-ifix wmch Sum.“ on a “mum; building Willi hit. do Gucrre for nlflltiiri- wrvlce iiur- m ti... and; n; U... mwm Neal-lull The vr-w froul the re...) was

11.111 the war. my ilosit-ss and berm“.- gunman... kept u Sim-e of mQJinIPnsl-Iy interesting, To [he we,“ slster-in-lam. . . '

- -- -- - - - - -- ----1te'ri.il in tn.- silripc d: barbed wire. 111v tin V111lil-lt‘ of l...» and in the '11 W118 W111i 111ml’ rot-l is (1lfll[$pfld9g‘ “m; my“... necessary n. distance the ullnc heads of M-aroc tick-s for tnc. carrying on oi’ mili- 111111 11111001191110111‘ To the Pant b8- tary tiIl-‘Hlliflllfl. it was known astllllltl l'ch wheat fields. lay the V famous imp dialls lltVv gruesome nlclnorlcs nl11°“‘t=l's m’ “fitlfiies have dfsflilllfiflr- working parties which used t0 mcot ' l1» - We were nnw_on the site of our ruin. Falling gas -'"'"lcnt innit ground. and we de- tllolsllt-tin nftcn mull» it. 1. il-iriiciililfly l"l'"‘1l1~l to no torwnrdncl-oss the

lurlcllcon. They zic-

'il1.\('1~'$ ii‘ (hero

to us darn‘; iht urzsr.

always "WNW Chalk Pit ‘whiclb haul hceii _ owl-drum itllé. Making

- i everybody tshouldrfiizi N‘

1s entertained by lending WQBIQPHtof the weather and the unluvorable - ,

1me1nbers. anxious ior ‘this ulethodcondlrtlon of the roads friends froinl ma u" M" mummy o1 a or nlsrkcting. Tile impossibility‘ ofinr and near canle to_ see his mar-f lllan 0r|till remains and to pay their last ard was tribute o; respect and on Sunday ‘afternoon his remains were convey- liaat y?!" ind llo one is in fight. ell to St. Frances lie Sales Church tllc groin melt cnnntnmdithellco to the cemetery where all un- that was nlortul ol‘ a kind husband

‘#9911318 any competent

lmfliml‘ lTSp-lnsillla for l|‘0 fiasco

.l\'mv

private conlpanics are

[that lti tile west the handling oi’ was laid to rest.

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