‘parents in their deep sorrow. Born on earth to blossom in Heaven Buckonlilg hands 0t‘ a little one,

sec!

Baby voice calling 0 loved ones tor thec;

Rosy check'd darling the light oi‘ the homo.

Taken a!) early ,ls beckoning "c me."

- C40? MRS ISAAC ESSERV.

What the arliet llilers

o“ would like to have I if: you g diversified list hishiradg bonds avail- gin.“

t this tinw, let u; send l So wc I‘6'|ll!i\l an we reflect Mn ltd encissue of our lilic (loath oi‘ ihc latc. Mary Jane ll the curr l “I t llflssery widow of the Late Isaac Fis- nthly bPPk mics ' .sery of llnion ltoail, ivhioh took nt Securities. lplalce ln Bruuklinig Mass“ July in..

- liri . CEO Otli‘ w0flddlllld9 cgrfr i Tlic dcccascd icii. this Provinci- lonswrflfclfltb§tr° 30:? lslx years ago and resided part of ls 0

As Tennyson sflltl ut tlhe death or his poet friend lluilam;

"l sumo limes feel it hall‘ a sill to pill. in words tho griet‘ l tool, for the ivorda like nature half re- veal and hall conceal tho soul with.

i I l l i l

extensive teach yeai with a son in Sloutrcul, ‘idcration, land lilo remainder of the ycar ' _ f wllli her (laughter in Brookilne. but llowlnfl 57f a few o our liaillng health made ll advisable mmendations:—- lfor her to live permanently in Bos- |ton_ and ill November of inst ycar

mIIlIOII 0f CGIIBdR Ishe retu-incil to the lattcr place Guaranteed wlicrc hor lrlonils hoped shc might

lrcgaln her health. bilt she gradually lgrcw iveakcr until tlic end cmnc ‘when she peacefully roll nulcup lu

(tum by C.N.R.) o; Bond; due February i, i954 ' ice ta yield about 4.86%‘

Jesus. ovemwenkof. "'6 ATKenune a ‘on Fliillcli. a lady oi sterling charact élibExtcmalBonds er and high (‘hrlstizin principle, Due Mayl.l960 andhi-t pilsslng t0 tho (in-at lie.

hi“ to yield about 6.02% lyond will Iii‘ a (llstinct loss to bcr _ lniany f1 ienils ln her nativc Provinoo Imperial Japanese ills well as in llronkllnc- anti uuutru. 1'..~i_ . 1' i-_

Government ii...:‘l;:‘..’;t".“:.';%:“;i*.i*.::.;';"t'.::. VLSNIIIHI L09" will ovei cherish her memory. ller DHBJBW L193] quiet submission to her aiiliction M“ to yield about 6.00% lau impressoil her friends thnt one

anadian Pacific RIy.

Witt/ONO" c6550.“, to be lii her presence.

licr death said lt wits a. benediction

lwho visited her a few (lays before‘

Dr. Herman L. Tracy. formeriyl professor of classics ll'\ the UHIVQF; sity of Manitoba. Winnipeg, who‘ ha; been appointed to the same post in Queen’; University, Kings- ton. Ont. He l; a graduate of the]

University of Toronto. He has ai~| 5o the degree of doctor of phiioso-l phy from the University of Chic‘ ago.

Directory

JU LY 23. 1926.

Waterfront l l

Pickarcfs Wharf‘

Schooncrs W’. ii. I‘Illfll\Vi)U(.I, Fritncis l). (wink, and (‘iarlsse.

‘ Lyon's Wharf

Due Danny," 15' 1944 ll Tile rcgililllns, Gacgonrpaniefd VI by

. 53 q. ' ier soil, lert . sse-ry 0 r on-

M“ m weld ‘bout 2'“ lreal and her daughter Louise oi‘ - ' r Duke Pnce Powe liottetown for burial, The Funeral Company service was held at the home of 6% Bonds due May l, 1966 liter brother, Mr. Isaac Holman, 149 |ldtisttin St.._ City, and wflg conduct.

' b . 3m, . . PH“ w yield l out 5 8 " led by the Rev. W. M. Ryan of Trin-

- anufacturin ,ity llnile(l Church. tisuistetl am" M g |Il)‘ lllt‘ Rev. r‘. w. Little. COmPanY ljohus til’ Pownal, who hail

6'} Bonds due May i, i953 lbecn a rormcr pastor oi‘ the (leceas-

Price to yieIcI about 5.85% ell. and who paid aHIlltlng tribute llo hcr llfc ot sacritice and (levo-

New York Steam liiou to licr family by gnying that

. ‘Il0 only wishctl all itiuthcrs could be Corporatlon llikc her.

SQBQutls (luc May l, i951 l Prolessni- Fletcher. Organist of PIICQ to yield about 5.90% {Finlay IIlIlllWl church. ilresiiiedat {lllc Dluno, and the old tamiliar thymus ot‘ "Jesus Lover 0i‘ My Soul"_

llflilllli" luimli lift’ itflcrcil slilifci/ . l print Slllt‘ dill] ihimgr in prize. 1 nfrvi timi ln‘ lfi/FQFIIPIIIWI Ill‘ Ir/v» ' lliuiwil (ll our wr/n-iirr (yum rr~ i zu- ..‘i.i.'.' ur glad’ lo xcml l! iopy _l llir loci-Ir.’ rmiiiJiitiiutl tllunyq

li'ri/r um Ill'ilV('.\/ office, l . . . ollailonal City Ihmpany‘ Limited "call llflicg ‘ \ilt\TRl<‘.Ai. St James FYIII “ii. l‘-t(-r Siren-rs

TORONTO. ill kind Slrcct Bu" OTTAWA. 10$ “Iilfkhllffl Rnlldlnq QUEBEC 7i W Pctcr Street

lilo‘ were most toucliliigly rcntler- cd. ‘ l floral offerings were num- ierous and beautiful from her many lfrienils in both Boston and (‘liar- llotteioivii. and included n wreath lfrom tlic Women's Missionary lSocioly or lfnion Road. of which lllll‘ (let-cased uas a lllc iticnrber.

'l‘lie Pallbearers were Aicssrs. ‘(lcorgc Abbolt_ Jonothan West, it. ll‘), .\'lul(:li, \\‘m. 'l‘ccn. ll. C. Hardy. ‘and C. B Cliappcllc, and lnlormcitt. ‘was made in pcoplos Comelttry, lvvliere the remains woie placed bc- laldb those of hor husband and son who ]1l‘f‘iI(‘.t'(‘i\t-iPlI hor livolvu and six years ago respectively.

IN MEMORIAM

LULU JEAN MONTGOM ERY

llioston. and thrcc sons \Villlani (ii (‘algalyz Aibcrt (l. of Sionlroitl, and ll~‘.i-(l(~l‘i(.k oi Ncw York. and two

crs and brothers. Mrs. l-J. ii. ,d0ii. Rcginzl, Saskatchewan.

"ll" llil-‘iual iu-cr tlic whole colit- iillliy wiicil ll bccalnc known that the rarly hours oi‘ Sunday morn-l it. Jilly litli tlic gentle spirit ofj lie Lulu .li~uil hfontgomery, only.

John Holman of Strasbourg, and

Mr.

town. P. l3. l._ are left to mourn. Altlio wc, her mourners_ sadly

lirookline, were brought to Chart

l“Rock of Ages" ‘and “Abide With"

llesitltis onc daughter, Louise oii

lgillllllllllllillvll, tlic tolluiviug also Pear- Mrs.

.. ., H _ Jtlveretl O. Fisk, Btwioiillne, .\lass., AM" "I “mum ‘qymuaihy undlflharlotte T. and Sara C. Holman. lMlssloxianies of Agra, lndia. Mr.

Isaac Holman of (Jilarlottc-

lid (if ‘.\lr. and airs. Heath Mont-l

"l"! "l Park f‘orn(-i~ had taki-r‘. 5 lllslit lo the rcglong oi the "it llcytiiid following an opera- on IOI‘ aiuwnilicitii; in the Prince "l! lW-‘ilillll. Lulu Joan was an "Pillltlllally bright and lovable llil and (ilthough bill mic yfilll‘ iitl lt-n lllllllllls old slic displayed ‘lrlciicas (if intelligence that ivoulll l‘ ilIPlii-r- tu a child of more ma‘ We lcars. it in hard to associate "Ill “I'll "H" HI‘ yfillnlp ‘tho light “'l l"! oi‘ tht- binuc. but in (End's "W plan ibcrc ill‘l‘ no mistakes. “ ll-ls sicn lit tn call thc loved 1"‘. lii‘ hiul (‘illrlllilvrl to their‘ carc. "liar litili- (‘IllItIl'l‘ll llllfl forbid

"ill nut lo i-uun- "ttln m‘. tm- (,1 was cvidcut that tho cud was ap- lproncbing.‘ and on Saturday evon» poitcclully A lady (if attractive ivlilsomo iinturo. Ill‘.- tlie loss of a lruc. lrlcnd. She sympathlzoil and wtislMontroitl Power l

ml‘ l‘ Ill“ llllillilllln ul iicavcn. Tlll‘ luncral which was u Inrgc n" “l” ll"lil on Monday 12th. thi- Ill” ll“l"I-'. conducted by Rev. » L. IIiil‘|‘lrlll| of New London. who illllii‘ \\‘l‘il‘lI¢." iil‘ comfort i0 tho sor- Mnll iwlalircs and friends. "The lIIm-l "llllll lrorc “God Sees the lllc s|lill'l'(l\\‘~' Fall," "Jriuls Loves ‘h ‘mil Softly and Tcndorly. “i011 Genriu- liownes of Summer- !" ‘fflllk with fooling "Over .Tho l'- The pail bearers

CIIPsWr .\lc.Ka_v. Harold Ber- Th and (ii-o. ‘Ilowult. h t‘ l'l‘lililllls wcrc conveyed

e‘|‘l'“'*"lllill Motor Hearse of Mr. é"; liuivncss of Siluininrslde and "iv laid lo rest in the hosonl

"ollll" morn. all‘! "l a wi(l(-

ur nciglilior boys» .lames Camp-ill"? B fliililiii aiomoriul Cemetery inlulike.

l mother i-arih u, nwalt m;- reotrr-ltarfii, and live brothers. Tho pincer? sym-lyllllilfl nn(l two (luughtcrs prcderenn M _ rirclc of TOIIIIIVOS ed ‘her some yours nil"- “hillllil to out to lbs bereaved. The funeral was un( A

‘lament her death. we can truthfully say, “ ‘Ti..- hetter to have loved and [lost than nave-r to have loved at

i l Sclioonci‘ 'l‘llclnia. l l l

Buntain and Bell's Wharf l l Schooucr (jhariotto .\l.. and lMztggic l‘. .

VALLEYFIELD WEST SCHOOL.

The souii~auntlal PXfllllIHflllOll oi‘ Vulleyflcld West school was held on Wedneulay afternoon, Julie 30. IQuIto it number of visitors were prcseiit. Tile pupils were examin- lcd iii the various subjects by their teacher. tliss Bessie hlt-Phee. as- sisted by Rev. J. A. McLcllan. Miss Etta Thompson, ll..~\., Miss Bessie McLeod, and shoivsd by tlicir ready ituswers that they had been care- tully instructed (luring the term.

At the (rinse of the examination an "(lilri-ss ivas road to the. tcarh-l

cr b; ‘lb-z: ,“'ir_~' Nicholson, and a. ~-.-,uu t ' mi ircscntod by (falluml .\lartiii. Miss ZW-Piico thanked hor.

pupils. also" the people of tho (lis- ltrict fnr their kindncsa. and treat-. ‘ed all prnsciit to holne-nizulc candy. la school closing ccrtitlcatti. Re- imarks \\'l‘l‘P nimlc by Iicv. Mr. Mc- jLellali. Itllss .\i(:l.ollan and bliss lThonipson. Tlic folloivllig is address: Miss licssio lilcPllcc.

Vulp-yilcld West School.

l Door 'l‘czicli(-r.-»O|li' school voar mlosou tullav, and ll lii witll (loop lrcgrot that \\'t‘ loarti that you ari- ll‘>""l"g no Ynll have ulwnrsbecn l“"'°"' ‘W. Z’"'.‘.'.".i"‘f’.‘.'° iiillmiiili‘. n our s u( c . l - - lnpportuuity to thank you for It.

Plr-uso uccopl this stuall gilt as n my“, ut‘ oiir appri-cilitiiiii. mid with ii w" wish you all lhc ‘halllll- llcss a|l(l siicrcss that life (-11.11 hold [m- ynll. l (‘Higucdl flcld Wrist.

l

Your pupils oi’ Vullcy- <Q-)——-—

Stock Quotations

HALUTAXI July 23.—Quotzrtions furnished by Johnston and Ward.

.all". for we realize that "To live h M t | Smck gin hearts we leave behind. is notlgilfglfigigseflf t e on res

l“) me‘ l lAm, (‘an Co. . . . . . . . . . . 58% , A , L omolivo (Yo. .. . 102%

MRS. MARGARET McLAINE. 5:11“ and R9,.“ m

' i . ~ . A . BOEICII Mag. Co. . 18% IIMILIHTISEIHIIIIOIIIIPDIEII‘ gdtlclillille-wlll Aiinncoiidzi Con, Min. Co. . . 49% ' . " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ - I62 .be heard with (leep regret by aflflnalllilll Piwlfl“ C“ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ M llargc circle ‘of friends oil‘ tholgilllrlocgifllllllilla ‘E935 llslaild and thioughoilt ‘the fitlzéiilinli- fingolllwitéd GM C“ ~ H 103% _l rminreu. iici llelt lii a ici n - .0 I i d T“ RV 2171/2 lfnilliig for some llllll! and Mis Kan nu . -

'lor tlic last fow wcclH ll. Rllllllmg Co‘ ' ' ‘ ‘

ling tlic 17th inst. sho ‘pnsauul znvni‘. porsonulliy. and she 0ll(I('i|l‘(‘.ll herself to lquuintitncos, who mourn

’ h c l‘

‘with (irery good cttuso.

ready to give a helping hand in ln tlic ilnltatllgpnnish River

leverytlilng nl need.

Church and Missionary Society. of Wlllftll sho was n valuable mom-her. were sha_will be greatly missed, and in cnntmtullty, whore silo was es~ teamed (for her amiable qualities.

aha will be lnnitrned (by ma“)

in;fi‘I6Il(IS-~-~Cflill0IICH and Protestants she is survived by one son. View House. unfit“ in the West andlwheal___\mly_

Roy, or the Bay

three RIBIPTIF-{WO Mrs. (Rev) J. M. tlcLeod. St.. P9 llcr bus

l

HAMILTON’S

Royal Milk (Lunch BISCUITS

. Light-(‘.risp--Flaky l

O,SoGoodl

ler the directs‘

Soilthorn lPncifii- Fn. i'ni0n Pacific Ry. Wostingliollsu Aiiltibl

Brazilian (inn. Stoamships Pfd. . Howard Smith

-Lauren Pulp

National Breweries

Winnipeg Electric . General Pei. Standard New Jersey . . . . .-

Wlioat.~--JiliY- 140%; Sfllll- Ills/lii Dec. 145%.

Cnrii~~July 76%? 33%? Dec. 86%. oinumituy 40%: Sert-shzwgjl;

Sept.

156%; Oct. 1427A;

lDec. iio-v...

A. J. McLeod. Stanley Bruise. and D. L. MoKlnnon. Montague. Mr- iMcKinuonfls nutllt was greatly ad- 'niircd. Peter's. whore the service was con- Itlur-lorl by tho Rev. J. M. Mclicod

lloved. i rm- clnsinil hymn uhnlr, was specially npurnprlflll‘

and impresalvdv rendered: nu dioloved. Sleep mid Take. Rest . . not Farewell."

thinks.

Minced‘; Llnlmnnt for Danny.

' (lcstmtclioti

rpupect tn nuo who wnii greatly be-

"Slnop nus yours o IIIFJPIIIPIIPII to their respective homes _ only tiondnlitht. ‘Belovcilfne-ni" tho WP" hours oi‘ the mnrulis MW p. (h, The remain! ‘VPPPllVIr. nn(i Mrs. ‘NOOIIIIII left the fol~ Mnmall, above, fgrmfly member of‘ laid in rest in Midge-ll cemtery cov-

ored with flowers given hi’ “ympnllwlth the lii-file's parents. Mr. ant thetic friotidii. "h" km: "m; w“ TMrt-i. It. .l. McDonald. nfter whlcirtskino I won at Ottawa In the 110"“. "lover or flowers" an u ‘emu

ROOPS l Meat Market l l l

PHONE 421 i

i-fi-‘i BEEF . Per Lb- Roasis "Shoulder" . . . . .. 17c

Roasts "Rump" . . . . . . . .. 25c ‘

Steak . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c to 28c

Trlpe ‘fCooked“ . . . . . . .. 20c l

Corned Beef . . . . .. 18c to 20c l

Hamburg Steak . . . . . . .. 22c

Cooked Lunch Loaf .. . ., 35c l

I

““‘_ I

PORK l

Fresh Roasts . . . . . . .. . .. 28c l Fresh Chops . . . . . . . . . . .. 28c

Fresh Sausages Bacon "Shoulder" Cooked Lunch Ham .

BIRDS

Chicken and Fowl (milk fed.)

IMPORTANT _

All our Beef la hung two weeks and more before being cut. This is the reason why it has that rich and delicate

flavor. You are invited to MARKET__,_ 1-1“. “wkv, ,-,._.,1,.,-. _ QIVB °\-ll' "Shoulder" and (Iai was tairli wcll illtt-lulcil anti with II” fmhm“ who. gum in". “Rump” Roan“ a ‘Hm and nu‘, lmln“_in__xrivw “WW” “why Jill lnarrizigc. tlic radiant I’)l'ltll?.| learn ‘or yourse" the (‘m-eh Pig,“ ‘Nfrldm’ miner ’ iwriivi>tiriiiit a lollirslccvcll Klt\\'ll oi‘ an" H) m“ M H ‘CU 1w‘ _ wliilc ilcurgcttc, tlic low wflstlinc ' '_ . _ ' _ I l; L] ‘ M‘ T“ llnishcil with Jlowcrs of while tzti- Why has our business ‘E15: ‘Int, [Timlfinl m)" we}. “ti; ‘xIlLHhh-ta. tin- skirt showing a scallopi-(l "l" t... ‘ H inc '1) -'.1 - , _ I V. W" a ~>~~~ ' ‘ I':."".‘.:*.':.‘- .i'?i.‘i..“.‘l 2i"‘."..‘.".i‘.§2’.' tion ‘n o hart t'me. j‘ ’ " ' l” " ' u-rhzrelsasneasson-YI a I Eglzgssgélfilfliilgjf lI:qI::_“w(I)L‘)E_‘sli‘l(-. caught to tlic hair at tlic ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' sides and ‘back with clusters

“Stall Fed" Cattle hung two weeks before cutting and Bacon and Hams from fresh killed hogs must eat better and our prices are no higher.

inspection invited. Our new market Is one of the finest in Canada.

l. M. ROOF C0. PHONE 421

Central Guardian ED’8 T.AXl—d_ay—lmd night. sor- vice. Phone 687 0r 2090. \

RODUS TA-El SERVICE Em-

l NOTlCE.~»l\tteiitl(>n is drawn to

lty from July 26th to Wednesday, lJnly 28th at 10.30 a. m._ Change lIH made owing to tho tact that Rt. lHon. Arthur liioighcn lii to address ‘tho electors 0f Kiniis Co.. ul. 2 o'clock p. in. on the latter (late. 7-20-51

RETURN HOME-—Mcssirs Carrol Livingstone and Frederick Black of this city, rctilrnod on bloitilai‘ from a ntntor trip which took llicni ‘as l'iir us Piattsbury. N. ~Y. 'i‘i1cy lcit (Tharlotictnivli on Jilly Ztrd procct-(lllig through Now lirunswli-lt ilii(l tlio State oi Maine and lltcn

MAIL Fos OVERSEAS. _ The lie-Kl lleflllatch of mail for the Unit» ed Kingdom and countries via GreatBritain will be by the steam l?!‘ DONG. sailing ‘IP00! Montreal to Liverpool on Saturday tho 24th. at daylight. A full mail will also be despntched by the steamer .\ii|i,- nedosa from Montreal on Wcducs- (lay, the 28th. This steamer will also be used for direct nlnii for the Continent including direct pal" cr-l post for France and Belgium. Another full mull will he. (lesptitch- od by the steamer" Montnairn sull- ilig lrnm (Quebec mi Thursday, Illl‘ 29th, and additional mulls will bo both from 1\Ifilll.i‘-f.il and \'(=.\i' Yolk on Friday anti Sal- iurrllly, the 30th and 31st.

HOME ON ViS|T.—-.\il.rs. llorlor lck tiger, of ltuval, Sank, is spend- ing n fcw weeks visiting bur sls~ icrs, Mrs. '1‘. W. Melllsli, Iinioii Road, and Mrs. Henry McLean. hinntague, and although Mrs. Agar is strong in praise for the golden West. she very much enjoys an oc- casional visit to her native homo. .On her return trip she expects to

by way of iNew (Brunsivick and tho Eastern States. That the trip will bo n pleasant one and their sale irclurn to their western home is Illi‘

sincere wish 0.! their ninur provin-l \ fIflI friends, lcurry with her many pleasant tnem-i

and Mrs. Ager

(tries of her sojourn among us.

. lii-iii?“ ltinn ortwo ijunerlildirectormhiessrsu R5¢EpT|°N__U|,,,,, the return

o! Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Noonan from ltile mainland. where ,lli(~lr lloiioyiiiooii,

(if Iillflresi. a

rrcd tht-m at tho llnnle of

- t-(i (vulpie mliiiy linppy und tirnapei"

Jowiug (lay for (iraiid Trucadic

they will tulle up l'l‘.t4ItI0lIt‘i' Sourls. ivhere Mr. Nonnnn la employee (n the firm (u .l. J.

Hughes & Co.

on to Plattsburg. This total _loilr~ tutu .

noy (if It'll) miles was lllllilf‘ Ill throc —~——{o>—-—— l v (lays. They rcturnmi home viit PER5ONAL5

Montreal. _-

be met by her husband, and motor‘

wllll

they spent visiting Saint The [lulled (‘burr-h nt St lJohil. Fredericton ali(l other points rez-i-titinu sviis tond- tlic [was tilled with avmpntiictir friends. groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. lmvld ‘who came to par their tribute of Nnonnu, Herleque, by u number uf_ relatives and frii-iiils. During llio§ ew-liiiig. rciroahtnents were served sung by llW and ttfier wishing tlic iie\\'iy lunrrl-l

f ivciided lilc the gucaliil

lwlicro they will spend u few (lain-i WWW,“ Hom gum," Mgrjhfll a

l" lnlon campaign. ll" dzopite" their name: are not related] .

THE CIIARLOTTETOXKNqiIQARQIAQ ‘

'l‘lic iollowlnli is a clipping from ‘a Willnipcg itpacr which girl-s an flu-count oi an unilauaily pri-ily m lria-gc i-crcmony. and is ol‘ SpPIl-ll iulcri-si lo many throughout Illlnl provincc, and ospcciaily in Mall Vpt-(iuc. as tlic Kl‘ilil(I|ii\l'f‘lliS oi‘ lIll" lbuuuliliil young bridc. namely itci .lam(-s and Mrs. sinclziir, ivcrc nu l i-s ol‘ this plucc, and lilo groom .alhcr, tlic late Ill‘. Andtrrsoii R . ‘crs, is wcll n-iitciiitn-rcil lii thi- Pri-sbytcrlan church ot‘ tlic Alarltimal lI’l‘l)\‘lll\'l’N. A" host (ii rclallvi-s until Irli-nils will join Ill fclicitaillnusaliil lwill follow tlic young couple intlii-ii" _w(irk ill Yarmouth, NS." l “.\n cvi-iii (it grcat iliti-rcsl lo many Wiilnipcggcrs took plai-c. Wvilncl-iday morning at Ill (fclockl ‘in Wcstniinstel‘ (‘liuri-h, win-n Mar -p_iil'i'l Vance. villi-st tlauglltci‘ (ii .\lr. and .\li‘s. .l. .lll'l'llllll' thr- brldi- oi‘ lii-v. (ll-raid \I"I"IIIIIII§Z ltogcrs. ll..-\.. ilsslslant Kenneth G. Ormiston, Anqelusiuinisli-i- (If Wcstiiilnslcr church. lTcmple radio operator of L05 Ang- and soil (il_l'li(- laic in‘. and Mri. IBICS, who ‘is being sought in con- .\i|(l(-rs(in ltogi-rs. oi‘ .\'i-\v tllusigou. nection wdh the abduction story Oil. S. licr. ll. .l. Kcith and licv. Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson; (vld Floating (illlclatoll. :vangeii=t. There were reports. "'l'lic church was I.‘ITI‘('II\'I'I_\’ dc that he has been In Tayiorville, N.‘_(-orati-(l with paints and icrns com~ C..and the attorney in charge of [Iltilllllfifl with standard basin-ls, or ‘grand jury enquiry says he has ivliitc ilffltllllhfi. .\lr. ilaroltl Saillcl‘ llinerl up witnesses to testify that prcsiilod at tlic organ, and as llll‘ ~the evangelist and Ormiston visit- bridal proccssioii niovcd sloivly lfld Salinas eleven days after her down tlic alslc tlic. lvi-(lrllng liyuiu. ‘disappearance at Ocean Parkj"(), Pcrfcct Lovc." was sting by Beach. it it: thought that Ormis- Ills-is Phyllis MFPIlUFHUll. First ton l5 related to a family of the i-aluc tlic ushors, tlic Mcssrs. Archit-

l MALPEQUE i l _

‘inlllll. Alias .\'la_\‘t* Sinclair, and last-

publislmd by Rev. l). .\lacl.c-.iu. lllT Hills-born Strcr-t arc cutitlcd “'I‘li(~i Baltic or the \\'il(lcrncss“ and wil

llll»\\'1‘I‘-l-!ll‘I wore a b no silk ncl

Graniilil‘ 2i p. ni.. Rosi- \'alic_\‘ T p. m‘ torget-itie-nots. and carried a baskct

5ERVICE$ FOR I

July 23th, AA! .\lili(iil Sllll- "hlll- _

duly School lo a. m. .\loi'n-l"‘:2l“l“r ‘"35" alllpllerim" sllllgnvitli [Uflivl-lllfidlltl. iulr, l'ra_\‘cr. l1 a. in.. IVoiiii-ifsl rill“ m“ the Mm“ _ lpokc bonnct. "Blbli- (‘lass 2i p. in.. .\Iili\vc(-l( soul 3n" Ill" Mullllilllfi‘ “ll llllflrmlll

V1,." \\i,.,]npgdny T15 p, up A, rot-option was held at lhc l‘f.*SllI('lli'('i