ocroisnit 29, 1927.

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T" "all i" 10 703m‘? h°W essential a Navy is, and how Honorable a part Canada must take in the Naval Defence of the Empire for the maintenance of World Peace and Fffifidllm- and to convince all Canadians of our vital dependence on the Sea as a Nation. V and of the Interdependence of Canadian Industry and Naval Defence.

3 To have Canadian goods carried on Caiutdiain Railroads, shipped in Canadian Ships

maimed by Canadian out

Our trade routes being protected by the Navy. the safety of our lives and goods when at sea is-thus dependent on the Captain. Officers and Men; therefore. the Navy League raises from a willing and grateful Public taontribtitions for all seamen and their

dependents. _

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v The adjourned annual meeting of the l’. l‘). I. Division at’ the Navy League of Canada will be held in the Navy League Building. Charlottetown, on Tuesday, the 1st November. i927 at 8 p. m., when Officers will be elected and general business pertaining to

the Island Division will be

Is yPrint-e Edward Island interested In a Sea Cadet (lorpsl

In‘ a ISchooI of Navigation?

In theigreat sport of Yachting? -

In having (laiiadian Ships manned by ‘itnadians?

cers and Men. i

dealt with.

' i . t Capt. G. F. Morris, the Dominion Organizer from Headquarters will be in attend- ance and address the meeting. '

." be revived in Prince Edwal

rd Island. livery Province in Cana

4 It is the desire of both the Dominion and Local Executives that a Sea Cadet (Yurps

da today. except Prince

Edward Island. has such a Corps and our lsiaiid Boys are therefore handicapped to a very

considerable extent in entering the Merchant Marine.

Each

Province, however. is ex-

pected to provide ‘sufficient encouragement and support as a result of the enthusiasm cn~ gendered by their own citizens, to insure the success of such an organization. ‘ i

All members of the Navy League, as wcll as all citizens of our Province

who are

interested in helping our Boys. who are desirous of following the scat. are very cordially invited to attend and participate in our proceedings.

.1. o. HYNDMAN

President

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. . . And Vicinityin“ '”“'" land st run suits, John. lA-ttrtl itlltl

Iii lat ry. '

Atisscs Jflillllli.‘ and Susie Aiayn» nrtl, Port, llill, ‘tuft last weck to; rpcnd the winter in llowstun and‘ vicinity. On the cvc of their dvllfll"! turc the young ltullrs were tendo ; ml it farewell by tho young peoplcj of the community.

.\tr. nntrhiis. M. 'i'htn‘nion Sic motored to itlic island and qn-ntling o. pltuisititt. vacation visit I lng_ friends in Charlottetown and} ‘t rm.- Valley.

l'ilS UFO

llrs. l rns hizictjausltintl.

Ynllziy, is ut prcsont visiting fiioutls‘,ei~ Australia has produt-iul, uustvi-r- than offset

vitzili-

$.35:

and relatives in liosttiti and iii’. ' .r.

llikdl. ll. S. ilirtiii and ilnughtvr.

.\lnl'llltl, oi‘ Port. Hill. left on ‘rues u iirH-HPI‘! Hllililllilll ol‘ lemon illirt‘.

dny moi niug cnrouic to VVosto.i'ii tkuiatlti, where siic will visit. llLl‘i itons in Abcrtlcou. Snslcpitiiil licr dauightier, Mus. Arthur (Zondoil-‘i

Lloydmhiistcr. l

.\trs. Robt. Williams and daught- t-rl iilrma and (llonn, lnft on ‘sut- llftltl)‘ moriilng on a Viol! l‘) i‘- 5‘ .\. i

\\'hul might hure iii-cit a sciiousl nitiiii-nt, was only nniruwviy 1l\"'-‘"'l t'il_ win-ii o. bolt, came Olli- (ll iii" >t"<-rlug geui- of the cur drlvrn iii’ u gt-nilemun fioin West Prince. until tin- rnr bolted into tlic ditch. The niit-iilcnt happened near Miscouchc‘

“qm... the (“uh was “or, (k391i, ‘and will act your blood ‘.~lll‘(‘illll ruuiilngi so the passengers received only n so. beautifully clear that Y0“ will iorfkw! Old-kink

trad shiflking up. ' , i

Alisa Ethel MitcLean has return- id to her home iii Nortliltu, itfter n slltftititiilll operation in the Print-e t‘ounty Hospital.

.\ilss Ethel Williams is buck on ditty again. alter a two weeks vis- it to Lfhlle ‘Sam's eountrY-

.\'.iss l-Lvelyn Ellis has acct-pied n position an -elerk, with Thus. Nifl‘ ilUi. Tyn; Valley“ »

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.\ti. Leigh Mayiiuiitl, ‘Northaiir. l‘! n. frequent visitor to Tynn Valley-

.\irs. Albert MacArthur. Victoria West, issllalldlng u few (lilyl-i will‘ ilrl‘ daughter. Mrs. Stmrgeon Rain- nny. Port Hill.

Mr, Chas. Lidstone has arrived home after an extended uric l‘? WcstorntCanada and the llliileii States.

The Illbllflftli of the late Mrs. Lem- ucl Iltanieay. which took More 0" StindayJOct. 9th.. from the resid- ence of her non. Lewis Ramsay. Nnrthonfli to the ,. Presbyterian Church. Tyne 'ley. wao- V01‘! largely gittended. The service at the house" and grave was conduct- ed by her pastor, Rev. Andrew‘ ltrowii. who spoke in hlttheli

——Wlint do singers _ I p _ ‘ m Tyne Nollie Mt-lbu, tlin inn-st famous sinit- “"“\'i' ‘"85 "i ‘lliiullll "lmmh "m"

‘cups of wuak tt-a.

soime flsli or chicken. with tilt!

tea in the morninz-

Jug at a country hotel. ltowmy scrambled

fl-Tdvytird lltanisay. all iicplitsivs oflu-lps tile saliva to

‘Phurt- arc it'll to n twoulziivsiitt-i-s, Airs. Taylor kit's. Douglas, Unveil, .\la.~;‘s.,

the iltitccziscil. llitiill‘ - t

Wntcrviilo, Mo“ iiiigli ViiI-sii-rti (‘tinadzu tfrziiimorc, in tin.- Soulli and iiusst-l and ln-ivis nt. Nortliam. The 'Vlllll1l.l.ll_i1'()i~ their muuy f in ihvt

r sad ilt‘l‘(‘ll\'t'llll‘.lli. ~'l‘—

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What d0 Singers eat?

(By British United Press.) StliiNlrli’, Australia. Ui-tobm- ‘.57. out i’ ilamv

rd illl‘ question in n talk lo Moi- lititllllti singins iillltlvllizi by tit-lull- iiig hor own food ri-giuio.

‘ti lit-gin my day." shc said, "with

as good ii i tlont) in

is just thin s-

torangti. iuh-t-l you liki. tot. boiling uvttlcr. i ‘iiuri- p raw tomato. or a celery, or sonic ivalct‘ t'l‘ or n bit of lt.‘|tllt".'.'\\'l|.|l one llll_\ tilt’:- blt of iuciid and butler. and two Thai is all Ihti iii tho titty. i hitrn arvry morning of my

.i||i of

[mi ‘l tll‘ill.l( done that

winging life, and it ‘lius iiouc lllt‘ nit

enormous lot of’ good.

‘Werltups for lunch l may have nty of vegetables. and pcrlitips some sitwcd fruit. iJo not. mix your footls. lt‘ you liu\'c hot fish. have lint volt-tables and so on. Ytni

never get u cold.

"l nt vvr out inval- a- wet-k 1i‘ have‘ n vegetable soup which Sinnnu, p"; for three hours‘. ilelicvc inc. the itiss you cut the better you arc. anti ii’ Y0" l-"k" ‘"3’ advice you will cut less and i885 irieat. ‘aod more and more Vrtlfl" tables and fruit."

'l‘lien Atclbn recomiueutictl mar- tuin lllllll.',‘2<l——l)t)ilt!tl tuiioits. Wltlvll she loved. raw (ltllrllifl i-‘liilliiil “ml made_ into ‘saudwicilfiiii fliiylhlll-‘i that had grown in the fillfihi

“Would you like to know ivliat i cat on a day ‘lliill ‘l "l" l" "l"??? Sh“ asked the students. "The tin)’ l sing I have my raw tomato and my At one (rclock I-hnve a (thicken in casserole, with vegetables tllltl perhaps a Mikel‘ apple. At five o'clock I have scrambled eggs without salt. he- enuce -you must never riiu the rlflk at’ getting thirsty when you are singing." _

“Th-at reminds me of ll. iuuny story.“ she went on. “l was stay" and naked without 'l e

'l‘litt~i~ limos wonderful has been

eggs salt, when the cook remarked: know now why I can't hing: It luv lfillt"

Another invaluable Melba said was given, to ‘rei- hy,an eminent throat specialist in New York. was: ‘til any of you 56! i-llfl‘

"Hm! o the christian life of the deceuie .1 Me

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terrible. nervous dry feeling, when

The pail bearers were: your tongue seems to cleave to the

um. n. Stub; and Arthur mo: or your mouth, prcssnjblli‘ ~~~w wiwnweu withers"

‘t

ilalf an hour litter,

.Ji

lmoans stich it lot.”

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CHILD DEATHS OFFSET IMMIGRATION GAIN

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l ()'i"i'A\\'A. ()lit.. Uttl, ..\ iiul-

lciin issued by ‘tho (‘anui |.iii (‘ouir

Jt-il on Child Wi-lfziro states that

‘uniliw tz-nee your oi ugt- and ill|til.',t'lll-' jtit- shim: t'.llllill‘(‘ll uliilrl‘ fir» iw-nrs

‘of ago. No loss than 7.05M t-liiltl-

rcn wt-rc stillborn, making n tot-

111i loss of 38.062.

' ilu lhr rlilillt‘ period (‘tiiititiu rt“-

|('t*iVi‘il 3171561! inimiglztiits from tir-

‘tiritisii lsit-s. 1n tiihvr Worth. 1111' it-oiuiing to

in actual popullitioiif lli'l' cnlirc ilritisli iniiuigiwtlitnt.

‘ , _, . , . .\lrs. (Icorgi- Stli-knoy of St, Ail-oi‘ ‘iiryou irssislctl at ihr- t-vt-uine its l O n To Thelfiidowiilitib tlhhliiiirllxlcliitgdc (rncklc- "‘,"""’.‘; ‘\“.'"'r ‘ills hm“ if‘ mslmlll‘. Hpilyiw‘ .. i p- r rim -her , n qhpuq {nude clowlm ol this t-ity tot a tiuinbci of you s llic pitst nu. oi_ in . _. i

‘ ' “ and by her kindly and lovable dls- u-ith members oi the ‘trinity

. Prince

(By British United Press) _ l, I LONDON, other - Tho Priitrn lot‘ Walt-s figured WWW-Willi! l" “'1 iumtisiiii‘. incident at Wtlkiltilfilii‘ liiarboi‘ whiic ivaitiiti! for tho c c-i. iiug boat from lloulogni: toi tirrlvr. iio lltltl lawn staying at. Smili- \\'lt'll. and motorotl over‘ to l-‘olitn- mitotic Willi two ‘lllllt! t-tll‘ ‘ ‘ho had brought with lilin to intru- iliioir inutiioi‘ who was on thc boat. i. 'i‘iic Prince, zifit-i‘ (lriviiig his rat‘ ‘sumo l|lHiilll('(‘.,‘li) ll“? ‘llliiy, atoll‘ ‘pod out and strolled along to ihc ispfii where the incoming steamer would brrtlr. ’ . Ho. was approutrhctl by a lltllllt" who failed to rcc~ tigniso him iii his grey overcoat and cap. _ l The tifficinl nskcd the Prince if the tras a visitor, and winn ho rt‘- plicd “Ycs“ without disclosing his iidentlty. the official naked liliii to move behind the barrier as hc ivzis ‘ninmlinir in a rcscrvc filiill "it ll"‘i

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The Prince stood at the bottom oi? the gangway, an interested spac- tutor, hut the dlsembarklng pas- sengers. failed to recognise him. it was a rough night. and the Princei was wearing his caplwell down to, prevent it being blown oft‘.

~-<-0->_-__..._. I Many people use money for eat crything but paying debit; t l A countryman. while walking MORE a street. Bil-Y a sign. "Please. ‘ring the bell for the caretaker.” Al’- ter reflecting IOIP a law minutes he

him wmch ‘walked up and pulled the bell. An Bum“.

angry-faced man appeared. "Are lyou the caretaker?‘ liked the bell- puller. “Ye . What do you want?" - a “l w‘ the notice, co rangtiie bell. Add now I want to know why with; ‘krill Wwqurflbittr’ "

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is, wlltlllllTllG beach grass the embroidery of

vlicd lilm within the control again. E

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lHaiipeii-iiigs/oi I the Week

, iitilllllillUll from page twclvrl

mienkiiis was hostess at unotht-r l piteasttnt. gathering of bridge play~ tirs on ‘Pliurnday Irveillnli- ‘_ =3 # It

Ali-s. H.l<‘. Tiiiuey, Experimental ii‘ar|u, ziccompanicd by Mrs. Mr- Kcnzio. Melville, is ‘spending n pleasant holiday trip in Montreal.

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Miss Mary White, ll.N., who in! bit-n visiting tho Archdeacon and Mrs. Wliltc, Sumnierside, lcit ‘fiiursihiy morning for Sackvllic. where silo will spend a few diiyi: iii-fort: going lo Boston.

Ill d‘ Y) llr, Itobi-rt Britiiles, fourteen you rs poet latireatc of England.

\\ ho is older than any of his pre< ticccsstirs save Culley. Cibbci- and ‘Peunyson, (:t:lt.‘.i)l'fll£3(l his eighty- tlhirtl birthday Monday last at his homo til limir's lliii, Oxford. lie Slum! tlir- day qultvtiygrcceiving many callers, tipcning scores oi‘ coitgratiilatory telegrams and lo‘.-

‘ivrs. WIit-n iii- was highly, [pg ilruigi-s visited America. having

|ll't'l'lt)l|ls'l)' tll‘('lilltlil an offer to‘ oi:- rcpt tho chair of poetry at Mp-pj. '_4an lliiivtirsity. The pom b, “mm for his dlsrt gartl of public recogni- tion. he ivould never write pnptpy ‘"10 (irdi-r." lt is roporlcti that l win-n, after tht- ivur. his tittcntion ‘Wtlfiflilllvllltl the fact that llit- illoust- of (‘timnioiis tiiscusscd the llilihillTltllltriilill of a pcacn ode, ho Wblii-d that ht- did damn."

“oi "Rive a

' i Wmoomooxkkx“

l Daily Selections xi won l‘

Guardian Readers t‘ ‘vvv ‘ w-o-Oorlevb-O-Obll

October Z9, 1927 I A COMPREHENSIVE PRAYERS! ~~Hclp mo, 0 Lord my God: O save me accordingwlf: thy mercy: That: they may kno that hand; that. thou. Lord, has Psalm 10926.27. PRAYER: ' “Sooif may the last glad song arise, Through all the millions of the‘ skies. f

done it.

iAItl._()'l"l‘E'I‘O\VN ouAi1i)i_.it\'.'

\

lboctors Ch ole ral

Contest (By BritlsTTJ-n-itecl Press) LONDON, Octubét 27. ——~ Di’. lrt

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dia, by reducing the‘:-

WI‘ ci-ut to 7., in". trllerclle, who is chit-f hat-t

autiiio llourrl of Egypt, was it-n to illt‘ indiaii (lovernnrent at tiuii Prom-st. and has boon viii-urged i rt- it-nittrkablc, success.

‘fill’ us to brilak them intro)‘ int-in.)

i-oinihiu-tl with a prtiupect m‘ n gli] ““‘l"!' tllinilvalltm of tlu- t-urubii Wlfllptillntl lit w cehaptci- in medical st-tniiiii- is opuncil, and it is posslbh lo risuzilisr- the duy when ilit tilaliiui- will no longer ilXlSl. L19}-

ln Meinoriain -

REV. ANGU$ N. GiLtJS

' 'l‘lii~ tii-plorubit‘ auto tirritltiiii ll l\ov:i Ht-nlin by which

Ailtllis .\'. iliiiis, n nativi- |li'il\'lllt‘<\ lost his life \\'i|l ‘\'i'l"‘~iiI'<-ztii shock and 1'i t-iiiig orrogl-Qi \\'ill'(l island. v I 'i'iit~ lute .\lr. Glllis was a nat- iro of iinrisriilc, lic was a stud out of Prince of Wales ('iJlll‘.;.{(§-llllt| nllrrntirds of linlhou. o l'uiv il.V and Pint-hill (‘tllltil-‘Qi’. lialilait. .()|r his ‘ iiuntioii hi- cult-rod upon a t'lt‘l'i?_'_\'llltlll. ziiitl his _ . t-otiL. vi-{ililflii ivas at. Water- Ylll". NS. From there lit‘ was cal. li‘tl to |b-~ historic t-ongrcizatitm at ‘\lill|l1‘i‘[tlt'_ one of tho oldest. sirsiltt-uis in this Province. Subsc-i uucntly he ivas appoinitrtl to‘ Si. .-\ndro\\“s llniicti (timid-ii, of which iit- tras. tho Ministpy- d

of mil

in Print-t»

vtin- tinui of his untimely ilrmise.

Angus (iiliis was a brilliant Slil'l- t‘lii,1llltl lit‘ was undoiibiiriily‘ oiio of

llli‘ must promising of ilit» youngi-i‘

i‘lt'l' (‘an

run-u lll illt‘ ilnitod (fiiiiiu-ii of . iii- with hlrs. ttiili.‘ spluil.

or, iit- lll’i‘ilt‘lll‘il in 'l‘rinity (lliurcii lll (llill'ltlli"iil\\‘ll and i‘l.\‘i‘\\'|lf‘l‘(\ on

lllt‘ Islunll. anti nil who listi-nvd to litni on thi-iu- lii'i‘il'~litlll.‘~' ft-it that iiri

’/

lix t|'lli!l‘('llt‘, who made an histor- ic (‘llftl of three cholera cases at.‘ ‘iuilXillltifiil has. it in reported, ach- ltlVPll a remarkable Hlllitfiillifl ti? in‘ oiora mor- tality in t-crtuin tiistritrts from 7o

triologisi to the. lllit‘l'il£li.ltllltl| Quur '

ri-h into l)h('it‘|‘itl‘|lllili§l5 Willi‘

i|lilt'ii‘l'll)|)ll1l.K(3 is ll nunic givon‘ ill‘ ilr. tl'lit-ri‘ilc to an agriii. ivliicli nitciitii growing bacteria in such il. up and du-

_'l‘his |'t:tlllt'|ltlll. of inortzility rou- stitutt-s n lll(‘lil('tl| advance. the ini. poriztnl-i- of Wllltfll it is tiifficult to} owl‘ t-stimatv, Cholera is one of the: Inti-“i ili't‘iitlt‘(l of eastern scourgosfi and Ii ll can be thus suci~.enst'uli_\'j

Rovcrciivl

t-aust- l n proitiiiiidl billy

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REFLECTIONS OF REX/

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- thanks for the lighter. Governor! l1’ will make it‘ all me to say,\vhen things go ofi" a bit‘-

1’ e easier no\v,t"c-r

Jubilee Celebrations

‘ At Victoria i.iil‘;.“ !'i'1ll‘.',l'~Tiii—l’tl<llS i1ll[l"-.l t-|

Sunday lust, Ut-t. 27ml in tho time‘ ,

this iis thyult mutt of tliv past summer in (lliar- noon anti evening to celebrate thi- 1 - i - -' '. t . . ~ ~ ~ - . . iltrlllitliyu tlilll_iwi\\llllg in llih bltt-lK-ll- tlltu-th anniversary‘ of lllP opening

I “~ ii ‘i "Y hi- “as much sought. ail- n[ the {mm-u

(‘iiiii'('ii at Virtoriti. (too. .l. ‘Frumziii. ‘.\l. A. Pli. l).. lilo President of .\lt_. Allison l'ni\'i-r~ sity, Surktriili» and illt‘ distinguisir ml t-duriitiontilist of lllt‘ l'uiit-d

That song of trlumbh which records “"‘1~' our or tln- routine ministers Hi (llmrrli o1‘ (‘annda for the \l'l‘lll!lll‘

That a“ file earth is now mo‘ m‘. mu’ ,. _ __ _ l‘|'u\‘iiict-s was tlir pri-zit-iit-i‘ for tin- Lords. , l" l“" “""" ‘ll l‘l“- “ml ‘_‘.‘ll‘ ot-rnsitin. l'rol' \\'. l-l. l-"lt-tt-iit-i‘ ut ‘HHMWHH; mim-V "WW1 Wiw“ "' 'I‘ri|iity (lllilrifll. (lllt "loltt-ttitvn, as

Octobe a0. 1921

tho mini-stry still btvfori- him. ll" has bot-n vzillt-tl to ihv lktttei- Land.

PUBLIC PRAlsEz-I will greatly mi“ though his miuistzoriiil work

praise the Lord with my mouth;

multitude. Psalm 109 :30. ‘

PRAYER: "O. that. the anthem now may swell. l

And host to host the triumph tell.” “liar” i“ lin- iwismiiit sorrow‘ of iris widow and llit'lllll"l'.\‘ m‘ the fumilv, ‘uiitluiiso that of tin-ii‘

COURTESY l

"M145 i-‘i <‘-\'l“il‘l‘-“l It) ‘litfiil I its! your (Itinndti lost. 22Lii7l initials lilcsstrtl he God who made such llllll“ “““ “

pretty birchcs, l

Anti spent. such gold in daudclioirs crowns.

He made small swallows flying o'er great churches.

Made little fish that. strcziuis at towns.-

pram:

ilu- built-tin, (‘itnotizrs He made great woods to give tho lllflm" ‘l “""“ m‘ 5"" -l“-"‘-

small birds perches. Made the green mcads to give the: crickets gowns. Hr made the snail.

He made tin: ‘

Blessed be God. so sweet. so near is l

_ He. llc uindc the old man's sunlight. made this hour. ‘ Made stars for roof tops. O what courtesy! I ‘Twas He who tircanicd tlic liouc_\'~ sucklc flower. ave the mole a lahyriiitli. gave

I1‘: g lit‘

the wave. --Daiiicl Sargent.

I Markets

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(JIIARI.O’I"IET()\V.\ .=' ‘atlunlly- grow ‘Wu-so until tho Ienil m“ m. H)" mnmnun m, "m! mum...“ _ 40 ttltlllt‘ pcacdfiilly‘ liiurstiziy attcr- n“, ,1,,,,1,(,,. chums "f H“. “my

Emu“ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' mmn’ in‘ Tl‘lll‘illiill iii both tifteriitmti Eggs . . . . . . .. She loaves to cherish iicr mom- “m. ‘(wvning s“lu\vl‘il‘s “Hump; "Ha. Potatoes (whit-e) -55 i015 of)’ bvsitlies licr sorroiving bus wmlw m“, “mm, M“, ma] “H4 Potatoes tbluci . . . . .. iii bond two sons, Alibi-M‘ In ut Ihilpi‘, AS a“ l,j,l,l(.ali.,,l.,ltgl M.‘ Oats ; . . . . . .. John and Richard lll llunton; tilso ,|,l_l“_I-l"“l| mm“ __ m) 01mm m, H Hay tcwtn . 1.0-.» ilirec brothers lint-old and John. PM“ 41M hm as n wmhw “m, Straw tcwt) . . . . . . . . . . .. Est. Antiri-ii and Waiter in ilow- W‘ m. Nlwrifllufi ‘whim; Mm ms Fork tltve» 1'10 to 22o lbs. . 9t tou, and mi.- Hlflifll‘. lillsi-i Iiouis“ »“" '

Pork tdrcssctl» 120 to 160 lbs. ..

. 29— 55c,

s . . Potatoes

Butter . - - - - -- 35 Eras ‘iii Potatoes . - - Mi Oats .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60c. t MONTAGUE - , ..... 30-407,

t: - - - -- 4°" ‘Potatoes . 55

60

Oats

nplu.

my _. _ $12 Putnam's Corn Extractor. All iii-u;- ___-_<.t>-—--— H -_lgiatia sell Putnam's Corn Extractor. lnardlfi l.lnlmelit»-t\l’,,J“§Q<=’fi flgt your bqtfi." . . Refuge Q

"A. .

has bccu it. has been of such conic, and it yea.‘ I will praise him among the ‘l“““ly lliill will Swill"! l0!‘ ililn I‘

uwny. iflilllllllltllii

\'\i'ili a major lllli‘l‘tllillll ri-ul sotiitrtliiiig which at successful bitt shortly after zigain liccuinl- ill anti for the tifii-cn months was (‘onfinr-ii to her H] Wyn. ,.,»l~.,,.;i\»., in m. rpntnlifln‘

giiclbelng shown over the factory. "s11.00‘,--.

lylast.“ he said. "l ihsvve seen what my, wife should have married."

-rown of glory which fadcth not, ill lllt‘ iu-ztvtiiis. him and

to Htllllt‘ vixiont at

All who ltn-"tr

lllll. will ions-t

iinmcilitttt:

‘(‘l;lli\‘t‘i~'. A lll‘llll|t'l'.

sistt-i‘ Miss

liliis. reside iii this city, - {ti-Cir

Ji-ssii-

MRS. JAS. ~T. McKEE \l

At. lllt‘ evening I Fiotclitii‘ inttinoil to zissisl ill tilt" musical iro- luvc“ girimnio.

guilt-r)‘.

sis-toil by a double mixed quzirli-tui from tht- 'i‘i‘init_v‘ (‘hurt-ii (‘iioir was liifilifllli. zit tho ftt-rnoon so ‘icti .\ii".<. \\'. ii.

.\lrKrn , t- rc-

nnd .\l s

The printed ]ll‘()Kl'illllllll' and hist

'i)l'l('fil sttiti-nititii in ust- iluring iiii- '.

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tay ri-‘uiis tho fart that wi-zitiiiei‘

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