_ APRIL 27. iuzs g _ - Millions‘! people have been converted from uslng

1mm onlinifnvvnrnwlv GUARDIAN " g MAGNIFICENT TBIUUTB

MPOWNAL l

“ulnar-y common teas-They now use “SALADIW 091N113] Gllflfillall _. l l the I PAID T0 LATE JOCKEY - < ' ' tl outh scrvbg -————- » ' -- ~- yau know why? A trial package Wm answer cannon AND SPRINGFIELD angnbglrlylerllubyttslilrlllrllla gfirlounq q MONTREAL, Que. April 28.—A

Quality, 75c lb. Orange Pekoe Blend, 85cglb.

~00 , u” uestlon——All grocers sell "SALAD/i". Brown LI

—Mornlng Prayer in Springfield on Sunday at 11.00 o'clock. and Even-l

ding district gathered at ‘the home cf Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Smith. where;

iriagnificciit lust tribute was paid the lute Ovila Bourassa. Canada's former premier jockey. when five hundred Montrealcrs. representa-

' "Ii- r Temple Bar, Old London '

HEN, wearied and. dusvilecked, the fail: traveller of coaching days descended from her jolt» ing conveyance her first

Lavender Soap.

After more than five gen- erations Yardlcys still re- moves the stains of travel, delightfully purifying and refining the skin with a

OIO Qiuyli-zih

YAIRDIIJEYS

LAVENDER Sow

11g Prayer in Crlipaud at 7.00 Scr- n. Jolly time was spent in music and‘ ncn subject-"Thc listening ear.“. ldiiiicing. ‘

I SUDDEN DEATH-Airs. Robt. C.‘ Visitors to the City Saturday were 1 licNtlll. 47 Eayflcld Street. city, Misses Mabel Enlnaii. 1\{"1‘J’0l'1'> sccivcd ivcrd yesterday morning Brown. Rheta Gay, Minnie Judson.‘ nut Miss Margaret Blue of Detroit, Edyth Lawton, Mrs. S. Ings. Mr andl -lich., had passed away suddenly. IMrs. Fred Trowsdalc, Mr. and Mrs.

—~~-- LN. Guy, Messrs W. E. Smith, Wesley FILISBYTEIIIAN (rlluncn in Wccd and Rev. R. W. Lindsay. ranada. Sunday. April 29th. Ser- - ‘CCS will be held in the Clifton Miss Marjorie Brown, pupil nursri lhnrch iit ll a. m. lll the Long Riv- at thc Monctoli General Hospital, is

-Rcv. A. A. Muclrrod will preach One OIAlllL‘ retired gentlemen of} iundny. April 20th as follows; st, our little village liiis invested in all .trr.s at l1 n, m.; Annundalg M, 3 automobile. No doubt lic will be m. and Dundas at 7.30 p. m, sun- having a gay time this summer and lay School in. st. Peters at io :1. m.; WC uwr lwdcsuiaiis are iwpiuc for

>r Cilurcli at 2.30 p. m. in the Ged- spending a well earned vacation itt ha“, h...“ ‘bk n‘ l , h‘, ,0 die Memorial Church iit 7.30 p. m. i151!‘ 1101130 Every one is lzlull Fa‘, b k M numldzly 1r,un hi? lllvlli llr- (t as v T? Se“ “r 7'3‘ Hr s‘ lllity lii- iliill- :.'i 1. pill‘ \\'ill l. "UNDAS “APTIST PASTORATE 'l‘llc1, leqm-sl uncnlici ~. llldl _v

tlves oi’ all walks of life, attended .l.ll0 funeral services at St. Redemp- ‘(Gill church. Bourassa was killed lat Iiavrc de Grace race track, Bal- ltiinorc, on Tuesday. April l7. when lhc was thrown from Julia 11., a ‘racehorse he was exercising!

---—--<0c-——-—~ CITY TIME-GUN WANTED

(‘fly officials nl’ l':l..l:‘1.~: l~‘i:l:l'- 1,

‘Stock Pumps

The FairbanksoMorse Stock Pump is not just. another pump. When Iiairlzanks-Morse 8t Co. decided

has ‘fill lllllllll‘. ninth. azll illrll mlkn lllal. if llll. MIA b=- . lllllt ll ‘cuulll lu r11li1~ll lljinli l1 h" llrcllntll-f‘

:4 .4.

‘lynn. Service at the grave was a fine plncc to live? Car roads most. cnducted by Rev. P. McMahon. Dlflll the yearcl around, January 29ml 1. rMr. Wcndall Jones made a flying; ‘Hill to the Capital. and after u rest! NEW LlGnT FLXTURES 1N ST_.cf icss than three months uwaygoesi 'OIIN’S CHURCH, CRAPAUD ._!i.l1': ilivvcr again. - l Ynqulilified delight and satisfaction. _ . ‘ere expressed by vm-y many of the A special feature of the Sunday. mgregauon assgnlbled m stdlohnvafC-‘Llllhg sci-vice at the Unitedl lSt Sunday night for the lnausura- Qhlllch he“ was 5 duet by Mrs- W11‘ ion cf the new "arming system‘ The ilam Mutch and Mr. I. W. Richards. ixtllrgs are of the very latest Amp Thcsc singers posscss beautiful voic-l ma" medal‘ and consist of eight es and their rendition of the beau-l llnl Jzlnss urns. sixteen inches lnlm“! gwpcl “my "I lm°w my Il'~‘¢“"l

cot from the ceiling, and each car. _ . 31mg a 200 candle power Nitrogen clmucllng a w” q imp. The eight fixtures are so svir-‘Lnazflbrccki This 18 a Q0061 OPDOY-

(l to switches that an may be uscd,..tll1ity for all who can avail them. l- only n portion as desired‘ and" rflvcs of same. hey have made a delightful trans< I

l Qmmglcn in the lVIl‘. Jack MzicKinnon paid a vis-

previously dimly -.

Dally at 10.15 p.111. EASTERN STANDARD TIME, for

WINNIPEG

JASPER NATIONAL PARK

PRINCE RUPERT VANCOUVER

Crosses the Canadian__Rockiea at tho lowest altitude and easiest gradient of

all transcontinental routes, yet sight oi‘ their loitiest peaks.

Equipment includes observation library buffet @111‘ (rndicr equipped). 11111102 R1‘. ‘coaches and colomst w. W. Ii. ROGERS, City Tlnlwt Agent.

EDMONTON

standard and _ tour-int sleeping cars, compartment

-... hf l/

' Ylic girl.

- 1- . ,, - . MISS EVELYN eAnuuAM ilng ‘Clfljllllllfi, ytu mint. but lii the Flllllli‘ l0 set more.

Her grave is not a grave, it is a w. ‘M’ t l1’? llillwffly makes n great show

Just like this Hand of Mine

“w whit?“ of white rostx ‘lildillgcilt grandmother.

'l‘lic hair on n horse's neck is his. mlmc protection.

Most inon who complain that the wcrlcl does not llndcrstalid them ought to be glad of it, '

So must the friends fccl as they .10 to the lowly grave of this young ,irl, who after a short illness was ;allr.d from her mother's side to a ; 'filll brighter Hollie Beyond, there to , 1c the Guardian Angel of her loved 1 illCH on earth.

Evelyn Garlilnnu was Scorgetcwn. lil the year l was always a loving and affection-l A singularly sweet and, Lviibli. disposition combined with are charm cf inanncr made her a .11 favorite with her compan-

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hm.“ i“ The more n mall Llcts lllf‘ illori- lu-

mo‘ and viyliélliéshléiiéloctsirlctmgr: in. iviints tho

_ lflffvlll’ llll-iirislfl necessarily of . ittlrmg disposition. _ ' '*-

\VI£S’I‘ COVEHEAI) SCHOOL.

Bisides hcr grief stricken mother _ _ ~" _ ., The following is the standing for

hcrc are left to mourn two broth-

nnnlldnlc at 2 p. m. and Dluidiis at i1 llil. even if we would llll‘.'(! til

in pilinoforte at‘ nm.m,m_

to btfild a pump for handling

wood pulp stock and. other fibrous SFTDER K|LL$ HEALTH MAN

0 u. ln. ~ I stand on the running board. . .

___ , or stringy material. they consulted --—»-~ FUNERAL sanvlcizs-rrhc fuli- Scuur ufrur youthful angler-s went l Xghd-Ilf" ‘Q; l?" w°gda 9“ W‘; . 1111111 111 111-“ 1‘1-' 11;‘ =1 i111 111111115 Why Milton.’ Because Milmn Jul cf the late Mrs. Marian Train- 95111111; Sfllllfdfly- 771W YQl-"Pllell ' n ml” a“ or ‘y an wan" o rlllmmllllcll N“ l“ l‘ wml" l‘ is marvelaur.’ New t0 Cainadll

' pumps of this nature. Mr. Wood

was held Wednesd ' hcmt at night. tired but wiser boys. , . ,- - -'\~ 15- "1' =1\\'1‘ll» '

"$51.13;", 1.13.11 ,;s-*11.1s11.?-’1i‘1°'1?1’£i:11~ so» 111,1 , _.‘.‘.2§“...§3‘Jl’f.f‘;"§§$.i°.§2; _. .-; . .1.-1,-1 » ‘$2.?rii?;‘f§l‘°l§‘..l;”i‘..i$

'- . . ulistans CnthcdrnLjQEaIU- kldb- dlld dlW-iyb lildb‘ lll U11‘ l l3 an improvement on anything l,” ‘Numunm m‘ ‘I l"'l" ' ""|| " '“ -| h_ k .nd .herezRjall*tiil;lllbtMass gas celebrated gnl-‘s- l licrcloiolc designed or constructed. V": "‘"“"I‘:Y "l "5" l1"~‘"‘ 111 “"1" (‘Um y: “xnltuzlvl/S’ us“ J » y i evel-en , . - mm" t“: ziizlnn, _ < inn swears )\’ 1 0 . -

ln-uflccg Mcnonuld‘ The xflflzfillfl; The roads in this section of the Iflfllrzl lid illlll lliu . " H‘. in , '. .

We Messrs. Hugh Hennessey, Jam- 111011111130 u"! lurrfvciiun. ilic dust is will handle, without clogging, fluids mos: llvililly in Alli. M11!“ lillls 8mm ‘bllckfl’ .l Lnppin, Philip Slinngfl" J_ Mcnfiying and cars arc flying. who only "onidining solidsup toonepipecize innavrl _~;i1\'ul‘.l n. . _. lllllll you can snap your 1cnald. Robert Wood and Edwardlsay this Garden of the Gnlf is nu I tinalllcr than the auction Opening, lingers . .31.»! i: so rafe that

and fibrous or stringy material of lqAnsnp-[ELD v - ‘i any consistency that will flow AOTES

inzatigh a pipe line.

_ Miss Ruth Dennis who has been in the lJnited States for some time, is nsiung her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emu-k Dennis. Marshricld.

"Vi: cnnnnum -

Fairbanks Jinn COMPANYfimilad .zl.u-zuu-nwml-mu-nluu-mm-mm rqva-awrammmamcma-mn .1

Miss Edith and Mr. Roland Jay. Fanningbrooke, pa cd througl Marshfield Sunday Evening, .1 1 Mr. Clarence Foslel. Charlotte-j town. spent the week-end at hi:

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Freetown and

thought was_ of the - ‘irmner Sm d d v ‘ mm Father knows" m mm “I __ _ _ _ ‘home in lvlarshfield. thcrmorqMilronwillactually

' ggflthlng, cleansing beauty B’ iiftnze FinfQllZE eclhbg‘ sgituarr |..,.;i‘.€d “m, lm,ns,'n.,._bv 5"" l" Vlclnlty . " 1ll‘l'(‘$ff ancl prm cnl: Pjarrbaa.

of Yardl¢y5 Old Etiglish Amnmmfl“ “q Scrcwless- holders. {ibomanrzleiitl . L t. Blanche Mat-Beth returned worldqumous dental and ' ltirs. Jessie Jenkins. Marshfield, isl D H home “m” spcudlllg “ ‘all ~

While flfliikiiie u car 011 Sunday days in st. Peters, the guest of her

Mr. Lorne McCaull. of brothel‘ M1; Royal Macaw]; North BCCICCIHC, hiid the misfortune 1f breaking his wrist.

Miss Mac and IVIF. Roland \Vai'i'cn,

e- '-'t -.-i ih ' ~- Mr. T. Alfrrd Reeves has rciiirii-‘gag-F vm o“ O c city on San" l "d to his home in Lower Freetown.

l Miss Emily Foster who is attend-l

. r ' ~ l? ti" citv Saturday . . - - » mellow q-cnmy lather of V/fi; yghicd church, which should tend »_ __;_ - Eltfl u pleasant visit with friends . purest éuuhfylflstiuleavcs many oa/o l/u-‘lloihi tlncrvcasc the responsive lmrtici- POWTESXRAG " , n Mcncion, N. B. mg Bmncss Gauche Charlomwww p pl-Oduct IlICCOIHlXitIlICS the bottle. _ . ‘ f _ i. _ r m ion in the services of the church. RAH“ . . . . ° ' 10h llmiigncv soon bccoinc a its ClUSHC raglance cing Onedouarbu §abnxgf3largetlllffsiil ; - ———_.+¢__.___ ___ Mr. RI Brewer Auk‘ rwcompnncil .puii the neck-end at hur- home Amt”, cfithl-lsiqsc Mil,” _ ingto radiant checks. allbest Clrilgglsiisaiid (lrpartmcni store-s Milan-H's Llnimeui kill» \vl|rl|s_ I l‘ m“? 1cm“ 35"‘ lime by stonpinv. , 1w his r-isler Miss Marguerite wt- hm.“ l is cclonolnicd ‘m ‘n.5,; ill. wt. c i 1 1 . < ' ‘ ~. -___* l . ‘ . ill(l(l ll i ".l ~f th Lt ltI-p. _ . . , , - v YARDLEY, S New Bond St, LONDQN, Eng. pERSONALS v mull‘ Ellcrrsllliltlxillgrl téuljdclvn e 1* I all, tvillialu Jenkins, Mi. AlblOll l inexpensive lo buy. _ 3_5c, 65c 71s :.i$8~.3h1A1lieluidc\\'. TorontoZ one U.S.A.:lSMadi|on5uuare.Ni-w v0.1; . =11111<1 iwuple can best maize their __.. ‘ l“ "Wm" h“ bmthe‘? M1" L1""“‘1’l .14..n...:-.»......1l.. or $1 zit vour ilru is: s. (.. ma . . . . i . g 1 - l N!“ Mal-k. R‘ Maccuigan has re_ .l""iicc lrli by their zibsclirc. Miss Glad.“ Drummund C D C Jenkins. Nlarsllficld. P MlLTfiN l1lli>l1l<ll.'l'Alli' l.Tn.. —"- l 'll‘llCCl holne from a trip to Mont- ' ' ' ‘ "

spent 1hr wcck-cnd with her par-

Mi.<.<;cs Pailliiii- and Irene MilLi

"a1 and Ottawa. ' l " "111 Phi" ‘FCWWES Fl Hlltfihvlll ‘lllfl Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Drillil- . . --—--——<o>—---- l. io minds loo narrow iogivv punt Eilfillwcillqvllllfilllc-QS trip to thc City _._1“_»|()N SIMJ"; 13-1)“ In Memoflam . ‘ T! f ,-——l- f ‘A ) W ' m u; altruclsrrrtr, . ' a 1' - - . 4 -_ _ “* .. llfilipluiltal: “(KM 'r (‘cngjgt in up,” p“ fllilylzllrilliflelklléélé S“: klllulw hNu Tl: - Womrifs- Institute intend lurulllihollt.

| l was succl1.1;sfillly' operated on at the “M11111 “ bu“ 5"l*l‘°l' l“ m" hlllll hint-c County Hospital uii "Filcsdiiy m we "m" “Mn” l ;li<l, (.11 lilsl. uccoilll

The School children are prourcsu,

, ivilr; (icing 11s

‘ammo’ but i s tllc liolmlv b tl l k M“ m; “mm bu rxlwculd‘ ill lind i th ‘llf l f.’ whore innocence ropes“ v n . -_ vc lil. lllilnifh‘ - .. .- -*- i; _ <1‘ c s I ll mahaui-lncll i . - . Bright We‘. which Gods Stars l... limlcy. Amiuig llli‘ 1m Vlfllgrg l‘, Sun“ 0i their imiclicr, M .; Francis Munirl THE MARVELOUY WASH

Mr. Earl Foslel. York, spent Sun-i Miss Verna Frizzcll. tcllclicr ln (lay. evening" in lVIill'>;llfl11l(l. uowu" lilrcctown School, has resum- rd hcr duties after bring confined in It W011i be 1011i; 1101'.‘ till the curs ier hcmc ill Stunchcl for i.wn weeks W“ be ill 51111 hwlllk. W41 have ul- witll millnps. inarly seen quite n nlllnber passing

Mr. Stmiliy Baker has returned iiollu- after a pleasant visit with- 'l‘lLll(IS in Milton.

Mr. Earl Mill has just plirchas 1d a motor boat and he will soon be taking his friends on the

MiyG. Einrrson Hilesiis was u rc- for pleaszllrc. xiii visitor to Freetown.

~ ‘ _ The R. E. Club was held at thc ‘The service in Freetown United home of Mr. Scott on April 24th. ,hulch ch Sunday. April 22, was with inn members and three vis- Wki-ly uiifiildfillr Th" SQloist was itors present. Some members were ‘llrs. Saul Crossmun. Bedoque. unable to attnmp

“brin y“ __

NEVER take your mouth for granted! Itisinvaluablc to you and should bc most carefully looked after . waslicd regularly -—- will» Milmn.

31/1: cur/d drink it. Won't poison, burn or stain you. Pleasant and easy to use. A god-send to people with false rccih. A little Milton mixed with vvatcr not only frcshcns your mouth and throat won- dcrfully, but also gives you complete nrotcction a ziinsr influenza, (llolcls, Sore T roar, Halitosis and thelikc . . fur-

I .1. \NT% g mrifisllllvvlrlc WEEK 2|" 103a" AVRIL

medical aurhoritics,h;l_vc. "pr/mil tlllS conclusively.

MILTON

is an Empire

licsiiles its value as an antisc

tic, lliilm: has innumcrabc oiher uses. Find out about ' them from the booklet that

l?‘ ll‘ ll’ ill-v‘, I l

.i,1.

Selling .'\_l{:¢ll\3

ihwu r. Rial-l .1: fluuluii). I ' Luhiizrl ‘ " 1 > L . , .

must love to shine; In _ n I . . i: WPH.‘ ~Ml'. and Mrs. Colby _ _ " f ' l v __ ~4 And whore when Winter closes, l'_m"1‘r.Vll'llgv,rlrl tltkcf. for a symphony . lind family. Miss". Lois Cairns? M“; vml“ D"““'J‘ “m! M15“ Mwy‘ 14 1 Pa“. Spring 5mm come and m hm.- ....l l.. a sound investment. finlnnflnt; and McFal-la, I ‘Iiitliéllgllgfill lrcndereti a vcry plcrlsmg_ _... ' . sf t- garland twine U _, . .irn( o ls. Miss Mildred Jar» 1 111K113’ cwlllnli- _ 03mm" ° “ m“) A ....lict mother often makes all .r.~vn‘.l_v lr‘llll'ill'll fiuin BllrllUZl ai1.l lifiss Ada MurKzlj/ has returned

Nlairc. whet." lio visiting fYi-“Iifl ll o Springfield, after spending a. few .lid iclniivvs. lays with friends in Charlottetown.

Mi: Amos l-Izigcn hm; f;i}i‘.ll('(.l up Th1.‘ many friends of Mr. Alfrurl ' a blIlll.)"l‘ shop in Elncrald and stint’? Seaman are sorry to know that he his arrival has hcon ins-pt busy. ghas had to discontinuu his College

— - Qnursc on account of sickness bu:

The warm sun zillil rzailllw wilnt‘ ‘glad to know he is now improvinr; uhQLlllPl‘ with ilr- and nl . ".i| xhri hnpo he will soon be able i0 w'll scon pill llu- roads in tip-top JCLilllll! his stildil-s.

'.‘.ll :. . ——

l »~_---- Upwards of two hundred neigh-

Now that the baseball season imbourea and friends gathered at the nigh. the Emerald Aihlvtlc Clulrhomc of Mr. Lemuel MacKay on will soon rcorualir and resunl1rlM0Hd-1y vvfllling. Al)?“ 1601-. i0 bill ncttilitics on the hniond. HcrcZ-zlfarewell to Mr. and Mrs. MacKay hoping the "Stars" will have a sn<~~ {who intend ll-aving ourcommunity ccsnn] Sh“. 1in the near future to roside in Char- l loitetowii.

u.

l l.. I‘. RICHIE, Tkir. MIL, Stflllim. Mar h-__ ., _ W. ._.. -n. 5.4-‘. --

l v _ _ _ :s Jchh and George. also her ' Mcil-“b Jmlle-‘i W- Frlzlell- siilnfill- We arc so-r to learn of ll ‘ll- ' 1 ' ' -‘ 1i. N Tl-JS --- . l" “' “I“\muN' "M" ""'m‘r' M‘ Iiund parents Mr. and Mrs. MUY-INGmde IX—1 5313118 MiwMilliui ll ‘l1 "Y1K D011 MflcKimlvn. R050 Vul- iizt... of Mr. [Jghn Munn l-Iligffllllll H RmGl-il-l- l: 0 I l Miss Theresa Woodsidc spent the leak McLean’ whom She “ved Wm, an Auld. - 1 y. visitccl here Oll Tuesday last. Three moors for n11“? Dugout: l weekwnd M her home in Clmwm

Ruorunifonn and enmplolo in emulation/rum any Canadian ufiannl Rlilwuyo Agent.

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IS l Here And the gardcnci-‘s lam-y turns to tiinulhlfi 0T garden and quite naturally. i1 SBPPIY "l

VEGETABLE and FLOWER 811111113‘ from ; (IA ltThltfS SE_EI),_R STORL ‘l1 tho. Ital, step in be taken. ‘Procure n will‘! “I m" 35E"

can VOGUE, consult u» ppm 11M ""1 1"" " ‘°”" UIIAhLOTTETOWN and our (tunic all over the coun ry-

planting the

‘ ‘rho have the sympathy of thefwn Hughes- -

Grade VIII-l Bessie MiioMillan.

’cr the last three years, and‘ who‘ ‘ Grado VII—l Eric Wilson 2 Daw-

Iittcnded/ to her (hiring her illness.l

Grade VI-l I~Iclcn Wilson. l1 Grade V-l Grave MacMillan 2 lJcun MacMillan 8 Walter »Auld. Grade IV—1 Stanley Strickland

vhcle community.

Adieu such is the word for ils. 'Tls more than words can say; They do not part who do part,

| MacMllliin.

In the passing of George H. Fos-l Grade I-l Mary Thomas 2 Dou- ‘er. Charlottetown has lost another glas Strickland 3 Leith MacMillan f its aged and highly respected cl-‘é Florence MucMillan. lzrns; one who has filled a famll- Perfect Atetndance:—-Erma Mac- ur place in the esteem and fricnd- Milliin, Eric Wilson, Helen Wilson. j ship of h very large circle of friends Dawson Hughes, Erith Hughes, Ivy l -n the community. For many long Hilghes. Mary Thomas. Leith Mac-

'ili extended

htpc he will soon be around again. *'_'- -_€-Q§-_-__..__

The many friends of Mr. Fred W. '1u.vloi' are glad to lcarn that he is ' . after a scriolls attack

dlusmitn AND VICINITY.

Mr. John A. McEntrce, one of thel leading merchants and potato deal-l (‘l5 of Emerald, has TCC€ntl)'.I‘Cl.lll’ll-Z ed from a short business trip toj

Mr. J. Gardiner is spending a . w days in Tyne Valley and North~

- . Ys arenls in Freetown l ~et ' - Mr. Alexander Cairn .lt- h p - : ‘as,’ m“ q.» to NP“. Alma“ sauigx‘; u V” ed to St. Dunstan's University. l

‘wirs. Garfield MacLean rind three 1 lvfjrjqfilagw Fmdblvlilo llasfecglll-l lrllc sons of Massachusetts are on l“ e f“) a “Sm?” ” an ["1 Us“ to the romlerk tie oruiei store of Mr. Fidele Per-i

311mg M” and Mm G T_ Reeve,‘ ry is doing a rushing business.

l "cars the late Mr. Foster conducted Mllnm,

mslncss as a master blacksmith Allire. M, Macaw, Thacher; lfrom which he retired ln 1920. A - ~*._.r->- - -- 1 year later he sold his properties. and ..'||EnR|TT 0p p55 l

rmcved with his family to the Un- l cd States. After about a year he 1 ‘(it that to lilm there was “No place ,____ _ ‘ike home", and he returned to the, THE PM; Mun“ Am.“ 26___Cm.1 Pmvlnce °f ms bmh l‘) “pend h“ Sherritt, millionaire prospector of remaining days. Since his return he The P,“ and smker of the Sherri“

“ls Yani? "m" “wlllm the 1°59 Gordon mine in northern Manitoba. l‘ l m5 w e" l‘ m“ est "mble lad-v was killed to-day when a plane he ‘_

IN PLANE CRASH

flicts which brought about the; mange ln our cltv wards. resultlm. in a more effective administration of temperance lnwil particularly the ‘Scott Act" then i force. He was - ccmmunicant an devoted mcmbn r of St. Peters Enlscnpnl Churrlv hiring the lust few months his uallh continued to fiiil until the -.lid came, yet not iliitll he hadl "rlirhcd the ripened age of four. c: i-c and three. yearn.

Hc leaves to mourn the loss of n; kind father mid brother: two sons. the Rev. Gcorlzc I. mater of Cleve-l, land. Ohio; and Mr. C. Harry Fos- Lcr of this city; one daughter. Mrs.‘ William Wilson of Cleveland. Ohim. .wn brbtlicrs. Arthur and Frederick.‘ and one sister Mrs. John White, lllli of this city. ‘

The funeral has been delayed. awaiting the lirrlvnl of his son. thi-

u: lock an active part in those con-‘hmv the “Ttekagc

Rev. George I. Fozzter. who is cxpec-l ‘ed to roach herr- from Cleveland mi RI Saturday. l _ To the bereaved family ihn (inur-

(llllll oxu-nrls its slllrerl- sympathy

MEETS HIS DEATH i»

‘ 1' ' ll’.‘\’l .- sllc. "' fl 1'.

Qg/Ck/g 9"“ S 00/7/51“; (lea/J

The mam. [fluids of Mrs‘ Ralph Mr, Aloysius Cosgppve has return-I 5; ~~,\-n_ dflughtpr. 0f Mn William 0d to his homo in Wellington, after 3.0m,’ m-C 50,...)- to 10am of h" spending Easter visiting friends- and.‘ '. iiinucd illness in tho hospital ili "lmlws l" Ellwmld “ml "lclnlly- 1 listen. Mass. I ‘ l {ii- CAT AND MOUSE OHUMS