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PAGE EIGHT

For lzealflzfizl

cleanliness

For keeping pots and pans hygienically clean there is nothing like

Old Dutch

Leaves no trace oi’ s08?’ caustic 0r alkali. The soft, flaky par- ticles cleanse more thoroughly and with less work. Saves time, money and labor.

Maitufacturers of Wear- ltlver and Duro Aluminum Ware recommend Old Dutch Cleanser for the cleaning of their utensils.

‘Made in Canada

Till llESTER

11 11111111111111

_s|-10P from Ho1man’a Catalog.

—-FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS Page ll is available. l1- —JULY 11th, TEA.-l-2xtra spt-rlltl 111 e ry W11]- (‘1111111 111111, come all. 151112-13-25511111. —REMEMBER the Jilly -t1h. at St. James‘ grounds. Simitiierfleld.

Picnic 1111 Ulturca

-THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY ‘of St. .l11l1n's (‘hurch will hold u Pantry Sale amt Sale of Aprons at Si. l1Il1-a11or'1~1 liall on Saturday a1‘- itci-noou .lun1- 27th, 111-ginning at »i

ifrlork. .'\t'11-rn11on 11-11 s111'\’1"1i. 1810-0-263121. Many will r11 1.1 l11:11'1i of the s11i"i11i1s illness of lllflt- ,_\|.,,,|..' 1|“. |1;|-t-.--_-,'1-;|r-11ltl tlziughti-i‘ ' a111l .\lrs. 1.. .'\. Nlnorn, $11111-

--MALPEQUE SERVICES-Sun- dayg June 2P4. Stinthiy 3111111111 al 10 a.111.. 111111111111: S(‘I‘Vlt'i’ as itsual n1 l1 11.111.. evening service at 7.111 ‘p.111. 1 will be a spirial so ..:1-1"vi1-e. 1d the choir o1‘ l\'1-i1s {ton l’1"csl1v11~ria11 clitirrli will ' 111-r 1111- cantata "’l‘111~ ltrotluritl S1111."

—SE,RVICE OF PRAISE.— The 1-i1.1i1- 1.1‘ 1h.- l‘ni11-1l (‘hurcht-s. K1111- illlfilill, will rcndei‘ the SJu-iw-tl 121111111111 “'l'h1- Protlegal Son" in llalpeipte (‘hureh Stinday evening. .11111.~ 21111 at 7.1111, Service under 1h.- 1111.~'p11.s oi‘ .\l.~1|p1-11111- and KPH- sington Young l’1-11pl1=_~; hlissionary Societies. t11'1'1-rl111g.ln aid of bliss- ions. 1x71)

—GUARD|AN WESTERN OFFlCE.—'l‘he Guardian's Western representative has an office on Water Street. Summersltic, next to paurenee (tenant's Tailor Shop land directly opposite tl1e Gallant lfrtickett l1lock)-—bls phone number is 2113. 11s will be pleased to re- ceive news, subscriptions or all vertlsiug,

-cE1irrnA1. BEDEQUE sen- VICES —.lunc 23111 tireachhtg at

('1~n1ral 1111111111111 at R p, 111, and at

Illedeune :1111l at Borden vllatvsrn 111' .Vlc(liil University will

To llar-(lwners 0i (lily Anti Country

We are an offic'al

.L. A. Service Station and give prompt response to all trouble calls.

We sell HART batteries tor all makes of cars and also repair, rebuild and recharge batteries of every kind.

We have an up~tp date and well equipped washing service and can also polish and simonise your car.

We have a staff of ex- aert repair men and can do a job promptly and satis- factorily-det us prove this

to you.

Battery and Car Repair Dept.

Ch’Tow"n (iaragc C. B. Mc EW EN. Proprietor

11.1 Prince Street Phone 590

1101;111:111 1v -. .1.\1:1.o .'r1=;1"o\1~1:

OUR 111111111: or $7.50

For complete ."|1N*l||l‘le1| .11- rzy». 11111-111", Ineluilra

Nv-lentllle Trut-lleut Tnrle nnd tlrnt quality frames.

Imam-1-

The kind our comm-liars nah H11 11nd It: for. An we are the 0111,11 0111111111- - riut la Montnluc who 11111:- tnlu-n n11 nttendfllh course In rtnmlninl ryrn nnd tlttllll llnaaon nnd Ivar-lull h.» m-r twenty yearn practical experience you an Infill of utttnl the boat tiers-lee.

Flttllfi (flaunt la our bunlnean not n lllln llllfi"

E. PARKMAN

," OPTOMITRINT

112135.31:

7.110 p. 111. and at Bordon at 7 p. 111.. Pastor Whitman yirtrzurhlas l1isl':i1"1-\\"1-il somnon at Central

1l’1"of. Carl

he lht" speaker at (fentrztl lledeuue 111 11111 evening.

—SERIOUS FlRE.— llay Mill. (‘l1-r11111nl. had the llliSfUfllllln to

11>‘ is cstiiitaietl a1 3171111. 'l'h1-r<- ldziy 111 iiing 1111111111 7 l)'1'itl1'i(. 'l‘l11- H11" 81111011 in the insltle near the roof, Mr. .\li-l| 111111 llghit-tl the fire 1n tl11- v11 and gone out 1o f -1-1l his 1'11. \\"l1t-.11 he rciurnctl 111-

l HOPE RIVER

1111a o 23 1111 x1 "

Mary ,

and bag. l). .'\l. Zti-Zi

--LOST.—Between Borden Sillllflltl-iltitl, brown leather Finder please notify Mm. Waugh, Suinmersltle.

--FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Jllllg 211th 11nd 27th, end _of seas- on's sale stiecial bargains in allde- piirlments. You are invited to 11all —1Siuciuir A’: Stewart, Limited 26-21 ’BlG BUSINESS.—-D.1.:rplle the zitavotiruiilo weather o1’ yesterday‘ a 1.1!'(‘Ill. nu-mhor from" town 1.1111] country \v1- ttliaetetl to 11111111111111; (E8111. lllllliVt sary salo anti Sinclair's big two day ltargaiil stile. Many .\'- ccptionally good barglilug were ol- frrt d and good business was done. 'l‘l1u sale continues 111 both stores .1i1l:iy when 11 is 1-.\p111t1.-d that there \\".ll 1111 bumper crowds 111117112.

—ATTRACTIVE SlGN.— Sover- a-l atraciive and novel sign boards have 111-n l’ll‘t.'lt‘il altlvertislug lhe Scrlch 1.\l1-111orial t‘cl11b1"a1io11 at Sctitchikirt liominiott llay. Thcy have been 1-r1-ctt 1i at the tlharldttc» town side of 1l|1;1lli|ls'l)1)l'1) liridgt- :1t11l also at Scoicl1f11ri on the pub- lic highway amt oil each side ef the iaiiway track. '1‘l1o painting and l1"it1'l‘lll‘_', is ptirticnltirly well

j t|11ll11 and is the work of thal well . known

artist with lht- brush. Mr Jerry l)o111."11ttl-, S11111111t1rsl1le,

—-A CLEAN SWEEP.-—’l‘he clean swap 111' the ('11ll>l1’l‘\1'ilfi\'t‘ll over the lain-rail: in Nova Srotia ’l'l1ur:t- 1i.1yh:1d11111l1-ii1g on Sltllllilltlfilltll’ _\‘11:1l1".1l£ly as ii just look ten niiii- 1111's to imike a clean swet-p in about 21111 1lif1'11r1111t set-lions a1 10.210 a. 111. The upper 400 wore coinpellcil to give way 111 1111- first 200 and it looked abou this time as if every- ;111> hull :1 iltl-llllll undt-r h-ls or ht-r arni. If things are not swept clean in Stintmersitit- from now on it trout be llnlmairs fault as they offered 65 cents brooms for 1'.) . . 'l11-i1' 11.14111. ai1i1iv1-1"sary sale yester- day 1111111111: 11111111" bargains. The '111'-<>111 lirisiido will join again 1,111.1 moiiiiug 11110.30.

.\l1nard‘s Ltntment for the Grippo.

Eastern Guardian

....'8HOP from Holman’a Catalog.

i ....'STORES AT ST. PETERS will close liominiun l)ay_ v 1851i ll 20 iii

..°POSTPONED.— ’l‘he Tlazaar and Tea at Lower Montague adver- tised for July 1st will tak place. July 2rd. 181l2~(i-2'liM2i.

..’~‘CHURCH SERVICES. — ll. 111111111" Norton. .\1. A. will preach in 31011111111111 Christian (‘liurch at both 1'1‘! 1111-111; 111111111"ro1w.

“JEASTERN AGENT.——M1'. J.

111-trial :1 rrarklliig and “up... m, W. Murdotrk in now (luartlian agent .sta1rs he found the whole, interior in Muutaguo and will be pleased t11

Yon firl- and no int-tilts itould 111111311 if. Tho

irarried \\':1:~: only $500. 1 lo-te

availnbit- inxturanct- while 11111

,‘\va.~t no ill:\'lll‘.'tl'l('l‘ on the ittriiiture “Y.

p“. _

~Can’t D0 Without MINARD’S

"\\'I1e11 \\'l' 111111111 but-k to liugl: \\'l’ brought u 11111111- of .\lln1u- '11 with 11s. 11111 since 1111-11 we can't 1:111 any ll11l1111-111 111 1-111111- up to lt. \\'lll you 1111-11111‘ write 111111 l1-1 1111 k1111\\’ 111111’ 111111111 it would r1111! 111 have 11111 lmtllt-i»! 1411111 11v1-r_" MRS. lt. AllAhlSt 111d 'l'11\\ 11, 1111111 lugs, 1111111111111]. W1- 1-1-1-11111- 111111-1111 11f letters from , countries tisklug for l-‘or sprains. bruise». .. colds, infltiiiiiiiutlon, ete., it 111111 1111 111|t11l|.

.\Il NA RIPS LINIMENT

FOR At Mt. Stewart

Large store and dwelling- hous; with general stock of dry goods.

Telephone Office of storo.

Good opportunity for quick buyer. Reason for selling going West.

Apply at once to

H. PIGOTT. Mt. Stewart

Exchange In

l

SALE t

receiv-o news items, advertising Job Printing, new and renowiil subscriptions. 1,1

his house by fire on 'l‘hur:."- __

..'I‘SOURIS DRAMATIC ‘CLUB will play “.\ia111111y'.i Lil’ \Vil1l ltose"

111.’? Jun.- 11.1.1;

‘Berlin's Night Life Has Declined Into Vulgarity

..lll1}l‘tl.l~N, June 26.—-'l‘he thou» Rflllllrl oi‘ Anteiiczut -l.1i|l'lSl.s 111 (l. r- uiany have found the fornter rvpofl- 11111111111111 ga-ity of Berlin night life liOl-fPllCTliit tl into a ffllrlliVlil oi‘ vul- garity and vice. but ilesplte this many r1’ the visitors have 1h;- iiml" 1110119)’ lllld hardiliood to lillllit‘ 1111- 11oc~’111"11al rounds. lte-"Idents of llerllnt tleitlzirc the “'i’~‘l=""'° "i tzraceftil play which for111erly 111111111111 ll1‘lllll at night. What onre we..." a 111l11mnaire l11|si-. l1"-‘*' SIIPPiY-iitg frothy pleastire night has beconte an industry

f111-"igners_ Moreover. there 1.11

1111 "-1. 1 (111.54 d sr .,,'_|

111111 for llerlln 0:111:11 1:1" s. ilny 1111111 while 1111- gun L. till" 111x11 ln the skies and nnd their '1 }"'|l"<‘-‘i 111111»! after dawn.

flu-111 are clubs, 1101111111111 and 1m. llvrylisetl. most Q fthem with gnmb~ 11111.. facilities, which zittract per- ipus with money to spare 111111111 who would holler n0t'tll){]rp‘ H" Prim“ f-‘Vt-‘Pl/lvilllfc 11m high 111i1l' the return small. A critical visltori Y-‘lilflrlle. tlthait fin other city offers‘ f") 111111111 vlcp and 5o 1111,19 tefntlna. ..on as Berlin.

I

l

i

Ultlll-Ilt NOW, There in every vroiqm-t for 1a rreoril

:"~’l i

ilhonld than he n nhnrtala of , lll-illllY IIOXWIB It would hr n t" serious matter for the growers. '

Iii

We hnvi- provided n supply for ' thin ncnnovnof the NEW REH- ' VLATION SIZE nnd mnilo out of (‘LEAR \VIII'I‘E\VI)OII NTOIZIL

We mn quote n lower prlen ll111n but. your m1 we buy in PAIR lnta of 100,000 hon-a nnd [rt lhn advantage nf a special Jrrigltt ratn.

Phone or leave no your order NOW 9nd we will hold ttll wanted.

I'm-hut In eaaoa of toll) boxes.

but we ran loll In III qllltlty mu required.

Carter & Co., Ltd. |

Iohtallo.

flllllil FLOUR I'll"!

rrop of _ fiTllt\\\'llltlRllll'lfl tllll lflllon. g

' wire mderctl I moms nnd corridors in the school

J11 not allnltsil

-— ~———-<0->—-—-

Books Burned When Children Found Suffering From Leprosy

NEW YORK, N. Y., June 26.-—The Board hf Education here last night took (frantic ntensurcs to protect cl1l'drcn at the Avon avenue school, whr-rc two pupils were yesterday found "to be mifferlng from leprosy. This came after eight teachers of

erintr l""'""i11aliy to pritvlitciala 111111:

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Bid Farewell T0 The Grey Nuns Of City Hospital

.111 the t‘.ity Hospital 011 last Stin- day tvenfitg the Sisters of Charity, who left. for Quebec on Tuesday at noon. after having. with their pre- llelivssflls, been for the past. forty- six years closely associated with 1111. wirrlt 111' procuring 11nd provid- ing for the. material llliPlitl of tin" Hospital, were waited on by tlic membcra, past and present, of 1111-. St. (lhailes Attxlllary of the 11111".- pltal, and presented with a 1112111111- ftiily illuminated and artistically dociiiiited memorial in the form oi‘ 11 group nf ltictures oi‘ the llnspllal iii the. various phases of its history down to the {trot-tent day. it was aceoiitrauletl by un illuminated nil- dress read by Mrs. W. J. Mclufvre. its follows:

Slstris Dear and Devoted:

A pittus legend relates that I11 the tlavs of simple childlike. faith. the b1 l1: of (‘athe1lrals, moved by atigelic spirits, would chime out to greet and proclaim some 1110111111‘- tihle event. Were we still the hap- py lllli-lSl s-tstirs of this 1go111l old-tint" faith. no doubt. the bells of our (‘butt-hes 11nd (loitvents would unite 111 a momnful orchestra to wail your departure. .

'l'here are times, it is said, when 1111111110 is more eloquent than words, cspei-ialiy ls it true when words are entirely inadequate 1o expiess what tln- heart frets. Th- presont occasion is an instant-t. What speceh oi’ sllver-touguetl or— ator, or pen of poet could effective- ly portray 1hr fccilngs of the group who ill-111 tnirrountl you, or of the larger rnneeiitrli- llfflllllfl, not 11111“: repwst-iited who tlurlng the foriv six years of your labor of love amongst us. hnv.» come within 1111 .-".pl11>1"1- of your litflueitcc? For 1111:: w-illttrii that it must be said-this is our “Farewell" to you.

The Cross—~ how frequently tire we called upon 1n share it with the (hits-filed! And our crosses wt- niay not t-lttinse. This is n. sore aud heavy one, but we may 110i murmur. You are called by 11111 trolce of Authority; your noble or- d1 r has need of 311111; and since you bow in submission, so, 10o, shall we.

Not now shall we count the emf. But wp ftilly realize how'we sitall ntiss you. You _wil1 again tithe 11p the broken threads of I111- aiu] weave them in a llfittllttiflll p.11- teru 111 111111111 favored portion of the Vineyard and he our-t; more happy 111 miuistcriitg to the physical and s-pirltual ills that are. everywhere to he found. And 1o 11.11 your huur 111.1 1111111111111 s, shall 111». left 1111111111- memitry of your years of self-sai-ri flee. oi’ patient. skilful ntinlstra lions. of your tlt"Villi’ifllt ss beyond i1111v1-r of expression. The memory ONLY i1 ft its. Ah, no, there is .n1ore: Your shiulitg 1-x:11t1ple.s,y11111- lwholesonie I1 ssous. your Influence ‘for good in both the lthyslcal and gtpiritual oider_

I When four yw-arr. ago your hos- pital was consumed by flrefiour [hearts went out to you in sympa- ,1lty, and we bent our shouldcrii 1'11 ltbt- Cross. llut material losses r1111 lb" ‘lll- 11 1111011; there has sprunr phoenlx-likr- l’1"11n1 the nshtw: of 111111 ioid. a betiiillful new hospital, in

m 3L “(Ur-s “M, U“ hqnndny "v‘_"_I\\'l1h-l1 we loved to think you would 3mg sl,,,,.ia|llus_ nnlglnflflilVf‘ new and greater facilities 1'or mfimcartvlug on your noble work: but

Providence has nlhenvisn oidered. No material good is ltthal we are. now called upon to reliutptish, rn- ther Ia precious -gift from Heaven is being withdrawn. and our hearts are sore and l1leediug now at the 11111111111111.

Ilut. you go ‘to minister 1n other 11e11ls;_tn bring the ytroilurt of 1'11"!‘ ripe experience tn other h111 1111111 ills and blessings -to other l1<111"is_ and homes. Many a i1less- ing o1 ours shall nccourpany you li11lh1"1'. of thi- nrpltans you have

CA-NADA

PltUVlNCilfl Oli‘ PRINCE EUWARI.) ISLAND

ln Chancery before the vlqeghan. cellor

No. 6 1618.

Jsflbelia McLeod e. Ors.

Complainants

and Donald P. McLeod d. Ors. Defendants

Pursuant 111 and 11y virtue of a ilecrotal Order made in the above Cause on the Twenty 1101-01111 day oi’ June. A. 1)., 1925. 11y the Honor-

antlynble the Vice-Chancellor, l will set

up and sell at Public Auction in the Square 111 front of the General Stores \'1|' Murdock Kennedy, itlstL. and J. Gordon McKay, 1171111., at Urndalbane on Monday the thir- teenth day of July A. 1'). 1925 at tile hour of eleven o'clock in the fore- noon.

ALL TilAT tract, piece and pur- cel of land si-titute, lying and be 111g on 'l‘nwnshlp Number Sixty- neven, bounded and described as follows ,that is to say: Commone- ins on the East side of the ilradul- bane Road at the angle formed by the. intersection of the said Road with Angus Nicholson's North Boundary li-no nnd running North‘ along the said Riiad a distance of thirteen chnlns or to tho South bnimdary of land now or tormefly in possession of Alexander Glllll. thence East to tho rear line of farms fronting on the Junction

the school threatened to resign tin- 11.11.11 mevenllon islepg were taken. i

As n result. 1.500 school hooks' destroyed 11ml alli

thoroughly tumlgntetl 1o prevent a spread of the dread ilisease

llleattwhile, llaio and Frank tleorge, 11 and lil. respectively, are‘ a". S0110 l-solatltiu Hospital. While their home flilg been Qrtlereil closed in view of the tact that the father States citizen, having come from Bermuda about 111x years 11:0. Federal authorities" or» tnklm; a hand in the case, and it in stated will probably deport the entire fmliy_

Road, thence South 321/, degrees East till it obtnlns 11 rectangular breadth of thirteen chains, tbenoo west to the place of commence- ment, containing thirty-nine acres of land a little more m- less. 1

The above land will be sold fro oi’ all encumbrances.

A tlPponl-t of owenty percent will h1- reqtilred from the l-a-chaser at tho solo and the balance on delir- cry of the deed.

Dated the twenty-fifth day of June A. D. 1926.

GIL. GA UD IT Madter-ln-Chaneor!

The two boys suffering from the J .D. STEWART. ‘Wu K 3-1

ntnlatly will be send to the leper colony at Carravllle, La.

Complainants’ Solicitor.’

1 11111111011111. a 1ma11 o1‘ ' vision. capable oi’ emhraciitg op-l jltilllllliiy and 111111111; occasion 11v; who itouwretli

ttwaln. darkness upon the landscape

cared for; of the sufferers 11111089 aching brews you have soothed: whose wounds you have cloanisetl; whose sores you have healed: whose fever-tossed sleep you have coiulurteil, but in 11 more special manner shall follow Y0" the bloss- lilgsWlf the pour. That Wlil be your richest yiossession; for 11o Lilflili)’ syelt-m of computation 1"oul:l mark lhe 1' ire of the ll-Jhl whirl] we owl you; therefore shall we leave it to the (lreat Acrlililil" 111.1 111 sitiu 11,1 u1;-l pay in ills own 111-111-1! utaimer.

\\.- would ask you. however, 1o 111-rcpt as a parting: git-l. and tokiu 111' our upprecnitlon, this 111111111141 t1ff11‘lllg totally iuctiinnieiisiirate. 1v1- know. with your deserts and our intlelttetinest-t, uni] when, pct"- hapr. in the lull 1:1‘ tht» Stfttlllltltlri 1111-, you tlnd time to waft. pttitlons llt-avcntvard. thhik qtrayrifully 111' those once dear to you on this our urn-nutshell lf-lltlllli home, wlzn shall never forget their con-tact with each o1‘ 1h.- deur Sisters of your v1 111111111111 11nd holy order.

Suzhou on bcbalf of 11fli1'e1‘1<1'1l11l

MARY E. McINTYRE, Prositlriil.

MARGARET F. READY, Secretary.

Miss Margaret F. Ready, Secre- tary o1‘ the Auxiliary then -pre.~tei1l- ed the tributes and read a copy of the "1111-n1o1"ial" which with titt- picturt-u is 1l1'.".ll111.11l to hang 111 the “Stiuveulr ltooni" 111‘ the 11111111111" house o1 the Sisftrs I11 ttluebnr

Following is the ‘mentor-

aitd Sisters of the (Yo11g1"ey..1li-:11i oi’ Grey Nuns at (71111111111-111111111

'l‘i1e Catholic Church hclitg a Div- ine lnstitutloit must 1111>~sar1iy be perfect. Primarily (?0lll'<".l‘llt‘(l with thc grrat question of 111111111 eternal happiness she naturally calls to h1-1" alt] in hcr itncettslng airugale for righteousness, every worthv :1.~"..~111('iu1llon.

Amongst the various aspect oi‘ civilization recorded 111 history w"- |11l'('41iVt‘. that tho (Ihurch first r1» tognlzad the true 11111111111 of 1111111111111 111 sticlal 111.1 11ml has ever endeav- oured 11o furnish mediu-uts by which they might consistently give ex- pression to ttlteir religious convic- tions. (illflfiltflblt! organizatloiis of 111011 and women have iu every age and Clilllfl been‘ the strong rlglil arm of tlhe Church in its battle for righteousness, and the nun‘: veil- has ever been to mankind a symbol of virtue, nnd the charticter 11f woman's frcedomg

It‘ tman has over found his goal in truth, woman as truly, finds hers in lgnodness. and religion h11~ lug for her the philosophy of lite. site is ever 11111111110111. 11o translate 111-r ideal into zictuzility.

(‘hrlstizinily may at limes find fullti‘ expression I11 a loaf of hretiil 111.111 in prayer, but you have ever 111111111 the days of your tlevotetl fountlress, Madame lYYotivt-lle, 11f saintttl lll0lll(ll'_\’, nfftiretl both to 111111. (treat churirhmttn havt- ever llVililétl themselves of suoh organ- izations in tho furtherance. 11f so- ciul endeavor. Such a one. happily ‘llffiililllttl over the tlestlnlrs of this Diocese in ithe year 1879 1n the person of Right Reverend Mcliitvrc, third

fal l.h

the hand; a man

Slilftétl 11y the self sumo zeitl that

want] n1 faith over this (Yathetlrtil City and Schools and Convuuts 11105110111011 forth, but the fairest flower that l1loom-cd in the garden of his love was the t‘.ity Hospital. finding foith beneath its study windows ln the lilll.» frame house nu Dorchester Street, watered by

ingly tended by 11111: pure hands of your Slsterhood~A11geis of M<rcy in an alien laud-this flower bios » somed and bloomed and built-grou- e11 forth. that the sick of this l'l'1)~ vlitcettiutl the strangers within its gates alike ltasklng in its fra-giuanre might find renewed [vigor and a new life.

Your livm here. ministering au- gcls tln sorrow. has lnilei-d been an rpie incident ln Provincial life, 'l‘o- day it ends for you with 1h;- Vt-ll of the. Temple. o1‘ llope rent in

of life and a stone of sorrow and longing rolled tigalust the door 11f desire. Yes! your 1111111111111 of forly- slx years amongst us has been us exquisite as a contlnuotts i-rpring- time, a shitting rosary of unselfish achievement. and in the utrtittmries and lflllllllfillil1lilfll you feat".- be- l1l111l future generations will not flflnd 111 tlifllctilt to understand how many a wayfaror along life's rug- ged pathway has in the reflection of your grey robe oeeu life's ‘mys- tery clenrcr.

The Christian ideal n11 It exlslcil in your own hearts you have ever 11v tiny and night carried into real- ization. Wihcn the dark angel of dea-lh was busy 111 our afflicted city ant] all nature sickened i-t was you who, with 111.; faith of the M-astrr, went down to the doors of tleath. bringing tio the stricken tho sunshine o1 your 1prcsrnce nntl the itolacc of your striving. Your l11~ llucncc for gond -ln this community cannot be measured by earl-lily standards nor expressed -by more symbols.

The cordial relations that have ever eiglotod 111-tween the members of St. Charles Auxiliary nnd your Order prompts today this expres- nlon of gratitude and you may rest assured dear Staten: that you ear- ry away with you tho affectionate interest of the people of this Pro- vince. May your ways b0 wavs oi‘ pioaaantneas and your paths, paths of peace. May you be long spared to continua God's holy work in other lands. and our prayer shall over be 111ml your days may he fill- ml with 01111111111111 nnd that G011 may hnna your 1111111111 with stars that 11o hurt may come to you. Slsnerl on behalf of oihcors 11nrl| members of s1. Charlm Auxiliary. MARY l. MolNTYRI,