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. J. 5. cum and . (D|r.)' Barrett both o1 Hunter River.

mother a one sister pre- deceased him several years 88°-

FOUND LIVE SHELL VUN, Welu —(GP)

omas Etva-ns found h. live shell. He wok it to the police station.

EYESIGHT EXAMINATION

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2 to 5 EM.

| Holidays etc, by eppointment. , Oiliee Connected with DBUGSTORE

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sm o! Andover. N. B., one son Nell.

ABERA -- wing scrap iron in his yard here.

eek led b23351 h ib ldth2 ﬁnd amine Saturday afternoons when inshgg-heighi 8!’): ﬁne-Trim new: o

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VALINTINI TIA ‘Drinity church. Bummer. Ieiiruln 11th. Ausbloel Your: Peonies Union.

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rouse count - An appu-

yeeterdny at the Police

BONBHAW RID CD088 XIII‘!- lNG-‘Itre regular meet oi’ the Oheeﬂul Woriners wu eld on Ilbb. 8rd with the president, 0on- smnoe . 1n

ridfiie or n Joke. ‘Ilha treasurer reported having $3.60 on hand. It was decided to sell candy st, the

first opportunity, also to make a. oliowhlchwillbesemooeorne’

porn! other country and gel: one in ex- cluﬂge. I1; was moved and sec- n that, n social tinw be held ex St. Patrick's. New oommitiees

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E" u- nmuw“ ' Oeeii Meoﬂmll; portfolio, beenher. Shirley Oroeby, Maxine Bnlmond, Constance Macheod and Mae Mac- Donald; circulation, Cecil rm- Phnil and Ohrisizine McLeod. Roll a .

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wesenoeededoniyby durum hoepihniityottheirgoodhostnnd ” ‘ ,Mr.mdMre.Gr~imes.

Personals

Mrs. J. A. McDonlldpl Cordi- gnn, is visiting in the city, the guest oi Mr- and Mm. D. J. Riley. mans Wilbur MncNeiil o1 Milton and Lincoln MacRae Glasgow Road spent the weekend at Brad- albane visiting their relatives.

OBOE-GI MQKAY DIES SUDDINLY

warrior-dimes, Sedro-Woolley, ' l ash, Jnnupy 19)

George McKay, popular and welbknown local business man, died at his home on Taicott shreet

W ‘ ’ ' um-

. ‘b0 ' ‘ ed presenting coupons. Next meeting to be he in two weeks time. (Psi/riot Peace Copy).

SOCIAL GATHERING-On the

9 eveningoilieb. 41th,a.s0cl8JBWilh' m, eringwnsheid mtthehorueotNLr.

and Mm. John T. Grinres oi Wetervele to welcome Mr. and Mire. M834; HBGNI fo their midst

and in the community. There was-

pzesem much local taiem which geve rise to very pleasant enter- ‘ ‘ ‘. "The ierlnnstio toe" was lively tripped '00 violin music, rendered by Mir. John Grimes and D. J. Hugheeﬂrhe ready wit o! the Irish was displayed in the sirpcr-ebimdance o! Jokes winch rolled {mm-Allie appreciation and enjoyment o! which was evidenced in the loud peels oi hearty la/ugh- ter. Gongs were sweetly rendered by we. J. D. Hughes and Mrs. Innis Grimes, while those 0i’ lighter vein were given by Messrs. John Grimes, J. D. Hughes and

O'Brien, a. scholar‘ o! aobive and 1 “ mind, vmo so drama/ai- cally periormed many nedsings in the enioyment oi’ ell present. ‘the

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endMi-a. IuuisG-rimee, enters

which speeches d! welcome were

lo their xespeoili their gmti and mppreoieutlm

on illness oii only a few days. His sud- dendeaihwasagreatshoekbohlr many mends here and thr-ounhmrz the counhry.

Fhmeral services were held in the _

Liemiey che. at 8:80 o'clock on Saturday a moon and burial was in the Union cemetery. Active pall- bearers were W. E. Runes, George Hammer, Roy Couch. Leland Oink Willard Eaton and Nick Doheﬂi’, and honorary pail bearers were l‘. G. Abbott, Olareng- Barney, Dr. J. W. Doughty, arr-y Mullen St, Binghnm, L ‘ E. Aiverson G90?!“

George McKay was born at New Inndon, Prince Edward Island. Canada, on May 5, 188i. and was associated in business there with his father. who was posianslster and who was also engaged in the shipping business. In i900, Mr. McKay came to the United States and entered the hotel business in ‘luomna- ‘Then, about 1918, he came in Sedrorwoolley, where he has since made his home wiilh the exoe tiun of a few years in Celi- Iom . For man-y years-he ‘was

his, he went into nnrtnershi in Th Castle with his old irien and business associate, Harry Mullen

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- During his long residence here, George McKay endeared himselj in Wi.;'§.%i§?_.§°€.€$i ‘£331’ “newer; friendliness. He was an ardent

ing,,ar1d took n keen interest in athletic events oi’ all kinds. Mr. cKay was a member o! the Masonic lodge at New London. I! survived his

Bl ley Lysle, Oakland, California, and a. nephew, Walter Nicholson, Beet-

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nent 1t 2 Isabella Avenue Mont- real and lBT-Bbw work_ on. his scale model of the Canadian National Radweyls Hudson type “$70M clue I HOCGMO ve. He has been working ' on the model Ioftwo end a hal year-lend aims et completion in the

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I en completed the model will e I. ‘lg-inch scale copy o! the swlit ‘ant; All o! the work has hem done

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our. on the driving wheels, which ere‘ urchesed.

8"‘ ‘>1 ibalmlnwtlve, _

"Health end Diet." mm state-

menfas 0t Dr. Edward Melloubv.

. by Mrs.

MnwR-ee. Nexit meeting!

ionic will be Oanadienization and

National Dvems. roll call ho be

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