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,APRIL 11. .1925 \ THE cHARLo'1'rm‘owN GUARDIAN

" " Rrpgm 0|; c_ vnu or surrnlsc ‘ln-5 Milam "

You an not not

;~,_f. _ - _ . one cent in prov-

ing to your own satis-

_ ,, ,_ faction that Maple -"»' -‘ . Flour is an that

is claimed for it.

' 'lsf

' Maple Leaf Flour for '

bread, cake' and pastry is made from selected Canadian hard wheat, carefully milled and tested at every stage of the milling, and guaran- teed against the _ slightest variation in

quality.

Try it out in your own home. Bake a few batches of biscuits as a test. You willafind that

, ' Maple Leaf Flour gives

them at every baking _ that same teasing aroma

U WIC starts digestion.

T ~ hpte Leaf Fleur is fam-

ous for the even texture it brings to biscuit making.

r | ans for elim it knss s »

richness and feathery deli- cacy to even the plaincst recipe.

Read the

I 1 7F-

' yhlllf lfféi

Ask your dealer about a remarkable Course in

‘ "Cookery Arts and Kit-

’ ` ` chen Management," writ-

Us I//.s\

mi* - .- ~ se

_ ,ngumv . the renovmed Dome..tic _,_ '“P\[_\L\l“~%R Science authority. It's _i |,»¢Q::::=¢s= FREE to every user of _

n' M I Leaf Flour. _

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su' e

#3 Ivan. ts.: Munn; co. FLD'-in

» if-.iliil u.'s‘

" ` ” ' ` Limited l-tu' Hatuusfald

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Guarah tee Below ,- ,

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To tile Chaplain, Officers and

Members of the C. W. L., Charlotte- town Sub Division.

We have arrived at the close of

another year and it is well for us to take account of whait has been accomplished, that it may stimu- late us to still greater efforts in the future.,

-Early in the year our monthly

lecture course was resumed and we are deeply indebted and truly grateful to the following gentlemen who gave so freely of their valu- able time for our benefit: Rev. Govan Monaghan, Rev. Jus. Mc- (luigan, Rev. Fr. Hughes, Rev. -D. i’. Croken, Rev. A. J. .1/lvclntyre, Judge Arsennult and 'i)r, J, 1). Mc- (luigan. -

-Continuing along Educational

Lines at greater interest has been tukcn in our schools and prizes awarded for efficiency in different branches,

The winners of our prizes for

the term ending June 1924 were us follows:

St. Dunstnn‘s \Universlty-l"hilos-

ophy, Eliot M1:Cuignn,

St. l’atrick's School-Grnmmnr,

Maurice Clarkln.

St. Jo'seph's Convent-ldssuy,

Agnes Gallant.

Notre Dame Convent-Essay,

.Vlnry _Mclnnis,

It has been decided to supple-

lncnt these prizes this year with one to each grade for interscholas- llc Competition. ‘Clothing und school books have been provided, thus enabling n number of children io attend school, who could not do so otherwise.

St, Dunstan's Girl Guides which

were formed under the auspices of tho League, have been active dur- ing the year and in August had their two weeks outing under can- val ut Tracadie. Miss Florrle Dorsey, our Juvenile Welfare Con- venor who acted as Camp Com- mandnnt carried on most success- fully, She was assisted by the President and Girl Guide Officers, __ Our Guides have tho honor of hnvlng held the first field service here, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass having been celebrated by the Chaplain Father Maurice Mc- Donald, and attended by the Guides `in uniform. ` A Moss Tent kindly loaned by the -League of the Cross. was an important addition to our equipment, und enabled us to have Msgs many times during the two weeks.

Tho Catholic Collegian Club,

whose members are ‘Catholic Stud- ents from thc Prince of Wales und Commercial Colleges is also in igood condition and ilglllll We me

from shannon

-Emilti hy tha Famous Fruit ilslilclns-"imil+iius"

MRS.

D. J. CUMMING “For many years, l was tortured

by most Acute lndigestion, Liver Trouble and bad Fainting Spells. I tried all kinds of medicine but none gave me relief.

On the advice of friends in

Canada, I was induced to try “Fruit-s-tives.” Almost from the first dose, I noticed an improve- ment and I sm now practically free from the distressing fainting spells, my complexion, which uped to be quite sallow, has cleared, andl am no longer troubled with indigestion.”

Mrs. Cumming writes from Booth

St., Shortsville, N. Y. Her experi- ence is typical of thousands .of others. “Fruit-s-tives” are mode from the medicinal principles of fresh oranges, apples, figs and prunes combined with valuable tonies. Try them yourself; 25|: and 50c s box at all dealers.

every large city beset the unpro- tected girl and woman, one of the greatest is that of the boarding or yooming house. whose proprietor may be on unscrupulous person. Therefore this Directory should prove u blessing not only to the girl or woman travelling alone, but to her friends and relations, \vho will feel confident of her safe keeping. The survey was made by the 'Social Welfare Committee, of

and is sponsored by Rev. J. L.

Diocese of Montreal

ionul officer reports oi nll move

MONTREA-L, April 8.--The for-

Glen demand for Canadian grain in the Montreal market today showed an improvement and as the prides bid in some cases were in line with exporters views. Sales of Manitoba wheat and oats were made for Ap- ril shipment. but the volume of business was not large. Sales of No. 1 Northern wheat were report- ed at eight cents per bushel over 1-he Winnipeg May option, -C. I. F. Buffalo and this price was bid here C. 1. F, bay ports, but none was available _at this price and a few odd lots of No. 2 feed oats were sold at 1 cents per bushel over the Winnipeg-May option C.l. F. Montreal. A moderate trade was done in car lots of oats for domes- nic account and prices were steady. There was no further change in the condition of the local bour mauket for spring wheat grades, but the undertone was 'firm at the recent advances noted the demand from the United Kingdom and con tinental buyers showed no improve ment and local trade was also in- active. The market for winter wheat flour was without any new feature to note, prices being stea- dy with only small business pas- sing, The improved demand from American buyers for the Canada mlllieed noted on Tuesday was again in evidence today and n more active business was reported, it be ing claimed that sales of fully 125 and 150 cars of bran and shorts were made in the last two days with the result that some millers have now disposed of all their sur- plus stuck and consequence the market is in u fair better' condi- tion. There was also un improve- ment demand from local and coun- try buyers and prices were stcudy The mu1‘ket i`or rolled oats was steady although the receipts of eggs continued liberal, 11 inirly steady feeling prevailed in the mar- ket and prices in a wholesale joh~ bing way showed no further cilan- ge, which was attributed to the heavy consumptlve demand for easter requirements, and the foot that the dealers in most cases are not storing for future wants an eas ier feeling developed on the murk- et for butter and prices were re- duced l,§ cents per pound. Little business was transacted in cheese and prices were easier with west- ern Ifodder made No, 1 white and colored quoted at 22 to 22%, cents per pound and No 2 grades at 21

|Nl0N'1‘RlEAL, April 8.-fDomimonl

sheep, six hogs and 202 calves for

holidays and were not buying to-

in e e 0 . I f of our work in geenral. Therefore $7 for straight lots and hogs $1.1 lcmss for thi 188 (gm nG;`,?,?,T;,,;,g,l,_ .ln the best interest of the`League,! 75 or better for mixed bunches.

m. ti gs un or , imixesgturday evenings Details or Bach member is asked to become 11

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| . __ . 'these two nctlvlties will be given subscriber. ___ an “b__(_-Unsurpassed For

` Ml . ll rsc 's report. ‘ve have c°°p°ml°d D | » . &mTl1eH;nti‘hlinlyl1o\ly of the C. W. L_ movements; T355 Days- PUPPY- Chlldhood Alhnent

, |;,~ . ` H ,. .rpm ,med “uve Days und lmvelope Collections andy- ____

- ' |, 1 1,. ind in 0 “Mk of nie represented on the Executivel, Mrs Howard Kmg_ R R N0 5

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What You - 0

1:

i V ' That lust $10 you pay

i - extra durable

“used” C. C. M.

For that last $10, you

g Get For The

, . Last

YES, there are lower-priced

, V_ C. C. M., but the C. C. M. \, V , V cheapest in _the long run. _ . ,,

thlfl 'l the .1

'31 gi ri

for a C. C. M. |l.thc most V,

_ ' nnportant part of your purchase. It assures you-.~_ , I *

. extra years of easy ndmg, '-if

extra reserve strength, f \ >

ffnn.h,- » ‘

f fewer repairs, ' '

a higher selling value for yoIlI‘,,_" ` "

get, among other tliingsr- . ‘

thc smooth-running Triplex llnn er, _

, . .

a. frame of English Seamle§s'T|.sW§l§y_i§\._§.

rcinforccd at thc joints, ' V J; .._,_.__.

extra coats of rich, lustrous enanielff

_ » rustproof nicl-ceiling over cop__pe_r, V I '

, the classy Gibson

--iv.. _ -. \ aluminum franlc,

/f

Pedal rustprdof

__ _‘__ thc new liinprovcicl Hercules Brake, "

\ _ at bicycle with everyone of its ,» 1781 ;_ H " parts made with watch-like accuracy,

' \ I

I at lncyclc ‘ir-nod up ’ at the factory. ‘ ‘

~\_\ `~, And, remember, five years from now‘ your _ \ , "used" (`. (`, l\l. will easily bring $10 more han f

o. i1`vc-your-mill infcrior

A` ` \ »,,,.'

!-Y ?==- / l-

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n|:u‘l|inc-if thc inferior

`>- |nn<'hinc has not nlrcnlly rcncllcal thc scrap heap. '

You simply vnllnot lose by buying u-(I. C. M.

'V Prices Are Again Reduced

'l`hey';e now $20 to $25 less than the "peak" prices. This yenr (`. (I. M. bicycles are the big-

_ gcst values since pre-war days. _

0 C°.$3;ft!;..Bi_§.Y<;;leS 1

which Lady Hingston is Convenor. to 21% cents per pound. _ _

O’Rourke, Chancellor of the Arch Livestock:-With but 25 cattle, 3| Made 1`;_1 Canada for 26 ygafg by - CC, _ our Magazine, 'me canadian sale on me two markets this morn., Canada Cycle & Motor Company, Limited TRIPLEX. League is another matter for con- ing, there was no change in prices, Mont;-cnl, Toronto, WESTON, Ont. \\'iunipeg, Vancouver HANGBR ,

siderutlon_ No member can afford Most of the buyers had sufflcient‘ ' _ ',_ means to be without it, as each month it supplies already purchased to meeti sos _A150 make” of C~C-M- .IOYCYCLES fm' the 5013116! Children [_ asier

contains messages from our Nat- their r*xirements until after thef , - %idi V

s, - _ |

ments, notes ‘from Sub Divisions `dny, The calves sold at steady pric; _

| d M d t me League of the und u valuable fund of informatlonles. Quotations were, calves no to, ~ f . » _- ____--_-.

SUMMERSIDE

Holman S

Wh Il d.Gtth` ‘-CMBiccles,

» Too`to,Ontario be _‘ ,,,,,i`= .3 .111 tl]-l i tl, " ` ` ;, . -. . , .|-

l_ _ _ . r n \ |::T:::&:m inilllirillxiinilgihriih und l\uvei0t| line lchudrews -Aid und. -City Truro. -N. S., says:-"1 um _ thai ere S an ers e elr (/ ‘ ° y

.33 LB ».i. l 1 - - ':=` t: 1. I och Sub CU ~ _ mother of four children and inve ' . ° 1 --~ ‘

_ .§,‘§‘j§,j,,,},“,,,;‘,§ ,‘_“,‘,’,‘,‘,,§,,,‘,‘,,,f§, ,heck Y... .nn no ny nn rmtursfs ,,,,,,,y, uw, Baby., Own T,,,,,e,,,\ _ Bicycle Parts and Accessories. Get Our Catalog.

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ln".

i » for that work. R999" °“" "“"l°“9 emermlnmenu’-when any of them needed a medi- Hu lmiI?hl;Lil]ame applies to the Sister of lmve lletled ll” 1* °°”'*i‘l°l`”ble Sumdclne, and l can recommend the _ `Servlce Movement and the League l’“f`Yl’l@ Neale' lla" ll” been ‘pam Tablets as being unsurpassed for _ ' lhus mode itself reSD0I\Sll1l0 fflf U10 "“i~ Th" eXl’“"‘m“"°” were “ll l" childhood ailments." Thousands ~oi` ooomooo-4oeovvoo-ooooovoseo-¢e+++4roo+o»-04+-oeooeerooeoa-rvoefovevoocoeveeaoor maintenance and training of these W0l`ll\i' CMISCB. '~‘il5ll ‘l0ll“ll°“S ll“"' other mothers agree with Mrs.

noble women \vl\o will devote their lil!! |160” EWG" lil U10 'l-‘ll“’“ Fuml King as to the merits of the Tab- E &

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` "N ti' if ‘ f' 1 ' » if v Z, uve., to God-5 Service inlllls Vine for lll"_1‘eWi1l°slflit“l_‘St Vl“ce"5 lets There are thousands ofhomos

` _ ‘ ‘ h Q Thi l n ado ‘le Pull 30° el-Y 0" iw l’°‘"` “" throughout Canada where thc Tab .

` I - ’ yard of t 8 Wes B q I to other clmlitnble works $50 00 ke t on h,,,,,| in P. E. I.

our

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` lid . ,Tho best iorhimis BROC 'S BIRD _ a very great extent ‘O solve u D;-egg. t e u es 0 gn I r r

it ond Brock’s Bird Treat-sold l»y_ dealers all ov_er_Cann<2_ mg problem without gumg mm the hospitality and cordial reception.

I

.bqg&"s's it describes fully the methods Of Brewing- Welling and

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.- ‘~ _ ' ,h t F d.l3¢¢l. _ &'l‘"'¥3mn l§A,¢':“"i,!,t,l,°f`.\|'l`,(giyt€lis’li‘i"Z-f.)xltll&'l§ew}h:r(l%icll:lv l€loslea_t\th;htic “il or r"“;1r~. .r.i;":.f;;.~=r..r:s.sr.'= and a Samp e of Brock s in . hcgckg Bird Trcat_»FREE_ if yqu

fill out the COUPON and send it

' ' 'l 10c.r ver pvswsesnd

, f“““*’~‘=°' . ‘ 'il=~`Zi<`i-3... °°° - - » ~ SAMPLE / .ij » /i' '15' _ COUPON

_ ~ _ .W .mzssas mcuotsou BROCK

f . . .,/7_,_ .

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nv. Mum st.. $oaoN‘r0. Cm-

' ‘ - \' ~ Drar Sir:--I :mime locnlir |0511! 0°-‘WUI

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' - ‘ , Sam is

;"r.2:.:'fff..‘:{.§:‘:l‘.i..‘i§‘f?.‘:1.’3S.2»‘2-s»~$1- mck's Bird Weill. ‘ \A¢4,m -~

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» 1 v ' ou will be greatlymtcrested in this instructive hi A in We Wm have me honor 0( lmvmg

f H M cncdnary y mlesuon ot'the dangers W M the Convention held hero this your

i' 'sucocsslull and we are looking forward to lt

‘ ‘V A - y. i _ k with pleasure.

` death of n faithful member, Mrs

Allan Doiron and our sincere sym

pathy is extended to her family

Thi’ Americantmiql nngmzéngill, May her soul rest in peace. mln" guard ‘mm an y B n eat ibctters of condolence and Spir- “QY ""’“bl° becwse we ° an it l Off ri li been sent to

ull e “HS “ve

"°° much rich “md” Dug bgggex bereaved members and flowers to

"tll?del'td‘:h';‘l‘€;?(_::|l:i°‘;_\:'e; weaken' those who have been ill. Q " V Drk beéom slum,”-_ A 1-ugh Musa or Thanksgiving is mm °“?'wu ’ U as clog and offered annually on April 26th, the the elim na ve "U ' fe st of our Patron Our Lady of

the result is kmngyatroeuniggilblagl Ggod Counsel and in November in

glihewlnkhlgnlth an S Requiem .Mass for the souls of doc

' eased members - ~

X nvyhselzn ylggg. xggegsclfegarygigi During the year 10 Executive 2 sae llmne is ’el°“dy_ mu of nm. special and 9 regular meetings 'ment or you are obliged to seek hive been held, and during July., must’ wo or “Ne "me, duty” August and September meetings

‘ ht it on lunar' 'nh “ck were suspended, the work being

me u S ; y ' carried on in Committees headache' or duly' nano". 'Deus' Man charitable works' have gone

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sold stomach, or if you have rheu d d in this Report ns only

- Y matlsm when the weather is bid. ““l`°°°" 9 h b

. ." begm drmmng 1°" 0| good ,ogg the outstanding points sve een

4. water and get from your pharma. dealt with ,but we have ziven of

, , s- _ our best in every case. and trust

clst about four ounces of Jad Salts! that mo emu" seeds M good deeds

, Take a taolespoonful in a glass o . 1 =“

water before breakfast for a few d0l\¢.1Vlll l19ill;\B°{;l _"tl - ou wc

ul 'Let us betan u or r

llgsfliltlld your kidney. may en ceases and trust la God for the,

' ‘, - _ > V s \_ »‘ _ I

` ui' ’ R. - Tm, famous “ng is mme from grace to ses our ‘failures inthe

H .i ‘ , i ' V tha sold of grapes and lemon juice. Draper light, that we may profit by

l ‘ ' o ~ tn 1 the at . -

combined with nuns, and use been $1 11 nmto our Chwmm

W \. h ond Street used for years to help flush and ' 6 Bre Sr

l- c m R M i s -lMoDo ld ‘for his

`*`9i*li£'l` ' V milnunttlfec:=l<l:dl:hl1l§y:y:t‘;:i°‘:> klhli sngulreclaful? eovlizel ‘slid f°\" hi fflelenb |0ng`¢r are s source of ir- his care of our Girl Guides while ' Y s rsaevm man they were at Camnwhw he ¢f°v°

i “Q .

' ` " F'r t A¢Cidel\t, Sickl\BSB and agguazbrgzg gn n ‘ so many mornings tto' '1‘rscsdla

Il\§lll'3l\C8 Bl IA)W68lI l’8t6. 1 gm mites s ususmtnl etferven- Mm

l'klw n ' ' ` ‘ h Om 5 . , , ` ' out mms-water drink and belongs Much credit is due t o cor ,

B om because nobody can and the -Confvenars -of different

_.ff 1.

, ln every h 0. 3 h_

. W] Q, ml t k b having s good committees who ha s so__fslt

,A281111 8iL S\lll\l1\el’Bld0» .Ll0ydI{e mfg,” ¢\,,_.i.|l.|° ul; time. ay su only simian-you __t\;:l;_e_u:1ti|s:“:::_I

h f th

Gwll Si?l'0\\8` Simi* C°mPi°“l°°' “‘°"" ”"° ’°‘" """'°‘°“ ‘i"“‘. i’»'.`.?f .l‘.‘.i..§’.. nina.

6 '_', I L . ` _ '

Q 5, ’ ’ ,yad gsm; ls inexpensive; can not that they might hsvqthe benefit of

lt is our sad duty to recortbiho

Christmas hampers were sen , B

. I n 1 _ in September last the Diocesan I i _f t 1-h Tablets nevm. dl,

St vlncems Orphanage H rm ‘ry Convention was hold in Ti nlsh 0 n B1 e e

.° /» ` . in ni ~ li

/ \ idrfrrgdiiollhitenezgg fagiilletlalwn and this Sub l)ivision was repres-

" ' ` . - - _ ___ /Af... ‘ f D; t ented by the President as Voting Makwhpmeileltghtrinhimgellhlskgihe ntwgalnglig rggsiglnts llromhic Delegate. and Mrs G00- \M°C0\'- L;z¢n:lmc" ful:-ull-i;: rtyin makin home `\-~- ms and women wmch wmheh; to mack. We are indeed grateful to “ ‘°"°" pa iz 5 h lat :Tl lsnrn nan kind

d y.

harm-always good-as they nro guaranteed absolutely free from any injurious drugs, They arc sold by medicine dealers dr by nmll at 25 cents n box from The Dr. Wil- liams Medicine -Co.. B\‘0L'kVlllf=‘»

Ont.

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Price of Sugar

Goes Down

‘ NEW YORK, April 10.-Refined

sugar ‘tou-clwd a new low price for

' the year today when the l“odernl Sugar Refining Company rcduccll fine granula»te<l to 5 1-2 cz-nts a pon-nd. The decline was attributed to aneffort by -the refinery to stim- ulate business.

IN MEMORIAM

GRAFTON B. ENMAN

Died at the Weybur-n -Hospital, in

\Veybu~rn, Saskatchewan on March 15, U25, Grafton B. Enman. son of Osbsrt and -Mrs. Enmsn of Vernon.

Besides a sorrowin-g mother and

father :who mourn. are th-ree brot~ hers ‘Preston in Alberta. Warren and -Ray at Vernon and a sister. Mrs. 'Frank Lea of Vernon River.

The deceased enlisted in Charlot-

tcown in May 1915, and served -with the colors for four years. four months. Il-le went over -to England with ‘the 55th Bn. There he was mrsusforred 'to the Royal Cana- dian Regiment and served in France during the most severe fighting of the-war. He took part ln the Somme offensive of 1918 be- ing wounded st Courlelette and on two other occasions. the last one Just before the srmlstice at Com- brsi in 1918.

*Db his return he visited in Wesl-

ern Canada snd the United States along the Pacific Coast for his

responded so generously..pn every occasion, I tender the gratitude of the Ii!iesrs_

In closing, let me urge you to

,continue in your earnest endeavors to live up, to the ideals of .the

C. W. hand keep ever on in tht wort: of lmve and Service for Go

_ - _ _\ ) _ __ V’___V_ __ _ ,_V:._ ‘ /_ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _

‘- F .i@.;-»-1%- 1,- _ _ - - » - _

‘ \\»--f _‘) ‘ _ ' H-.---~ ‘ _ possible by ll0I\11ll0l\S lnflie "mil __ Urljison for 1_0" ‘"9 "lwnys P _ _ i

1 S b Division, and WHS Sent U3 m5h°l’ li readiness for the last sign of any

Ewxgucllletimnit elilcyilivillege to bo oven the Mlm” Relief Fllml- l“ ll "°“` ofthe minor ailments which afflict

_,. 9, small factor ln such SP6!!! W0l`k- Don” t” H can fmm mir Nnumlal little ones. Baby’s Own Tablets:

t of the ln- 'P\`€Slll0llt. MFS» W- ll~ l-°V“~"`l“g' never fail to regulate thc sionun-.h

th ll l 63

drrnilhiycllavg lieellimlllrovifled Wllll who e"l'l"'i“ed that 5100-00 lm" and bowels, thus they iunni ll ~ n-

-liternture and articles of devotion, D09" t°l°g"“Pll€d “B 50”" “S the stipatlon and incllgcseiiwrig ‘mt-a-...__

, ore-ee-o-o

Catalogueand prices.

Agents for C- C. M. Bicycles and supplies. Write us for ~

O-O00 O 009904-O4-OO-0'# %*HH %

' and ,,,,m,,,,. d,,,,,,u,,,, was sent me umwul reaclwd her. and that She np Colds and simple r vt: ; - " ~ - *- ---- - ’ '

e sailors on board different vessels. was Bending u_csli to each of mil' lleve colic and bring tin- lmvu' oro+e+o¢+eovH+»+»+o-ww-o+++»+o so-o+oevo+++»oo+»+++¢o+¢o+o-o»o+4++»ee¢o¢~s._sr

-' t to Sul’ Dwlslolls 1" Camldll- ithrou h that dreaded teething per- ~ .‘ 1

W. L. McLEAN, Charlottetown, is Agent for C. C. M. - Perfect and Red Bird Bicycles. `

1 §9O-9 if 9f'Of OO OQOOOOOWOQVO f~OO%§-O-00%-#OO-O-O4 O4-§&*¢ ®O%44f§%%4§4

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health -Init his constitution was so j\1¢C“1¢h,.0n_ The pa1|.b@‘;;.|-org undermined by the liarllships cn-'“-,.r,_, [.1 'p,,y10|~_ Q, Stocker, W_ \lllfC<l lllill lt Wils necessary tu'r9-'Moya-s, E. F. Andrews, 'l‘i\o coffin Cf*-ll/0 lllllilllllll Ci\\l`\', illlll l\l‘l‘ll0llEl\`\\'n5 draped with the Union Jack all 'thnt lnedlcni skill tfolllrl ‘rl'0 i`0F_und side arms, helmet und imulnls llllll lll‘H S‘l1ll~it on .llilrlfll 15ll1. l>1lS-‘»- rusted upon it together with al flor- Wl 10 ilu* Kl'f“1\t lN‘y0ll<l. -.lui wreath from ‘tho \\`oyhnrn brunch

The \\’evl1\1\‘n l¢0\'i¢\v. S-wk- in of me G. \\'. V. A. 'rho st-rvico was

l`0l'0l'Iil\i-‘. to the deceased silysi--fltclld in All Saints' church, ltcv. M. liens-nn-a Ex-sonller Given Milllsry A, r, cnnlnnco erm-nnnn;. inter- I~‘ur1-ersl at lverlwrn last '1`h1\rsd=\y.‘nn-nt look place ln un-. soldiers'

The death occurred at Wcylmru plot ln H1111,-res; ,,-L-nlngery, The

0" S\\ll<l'€lY. Mill`Cll 15. Of UNI-fl0l1;“l.ast Post" was sounded at the linmau- nr-101| tlllFlY'0ll0 Y¢‘H‘l`S- Who glrnveside 'and thc customary vol- was an ex-Private No. 444,463 Royal leys fired over the grave. Cilmlillflll llifglnlent. llc wus the] The coffin was-follo\\'u|l by Major son of Osbort En-mon of Vernon 1'. J. S. llird of tho lst, lin. lll‘l(l‘K9. l’I`iI\<f€ Ell\\'SlFll lslfllld. HI! Woyhurn iloginiout :xml vico~prcsi<l- scrvcd from May 1915 until Au-gust cnt -of the Wcyhurn brnn<-lt of the 1919, had been twice wounded while (1, \v, v, _»\_, lm.; 5@pgL._\q,,j0,- '|~_ on active service in France and had Vernon of the 1st Bu. \\'eyi»unn since been an invalid. llleglment.

The funeral. which took place on- ----¢->i- Thursday last, was a military onc.| DONALD H, MeADAM

the firing 'party being furnished by

ut the nge of 03, froqtiently 'con- solcd by the rites of .Holy Mother Church he passed peacefully away. Though ailing for several years ho was always of n cheerful disposl-‘ tion and bore his sufferings with' christian resignation and fortitude. His \vli`c predeceased him about live years ago. Since then he rc- sided with his cousin, Mr. Poten l\‘lcAdam, Besides n. large number of friends ho leaves to mourn two sisters now _residing in Boston, Rev. George Coffin of Winnipeg is a nephew of deceased,

llis funeral,tb,- St, Andfews was

largely attended. After Requiem lligh Mass by his I’sslor, Rev, A. 'l‘. .\luLcllun his remains were laid to rest in St. Andrews cemetery. The pall bearers were: J, B. Mc* Donald,. A, R. McDonald. Joseph McMillan, »Patriok ‘MeMillan, Dan-‘ lei Nolan, H. J. McPhee.-Moy his soul rest in peace. ‘ » »,

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