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THE;CHARl'.0TTETOWN GUARDIAN
tiiinfts necessary to _a care-free motor trip
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What is a Mussless Motor Trip ?
There is no need for either. Cut out the muse and cut down repairs.
Many an otherwise suc- cessful llolidny has been ninrred by the fuss and muss of lubricating the
_ E ' r with Ale-
cliassis on u hot day. qmp your ca
mite nnd lubricate it every
_ 500 iniles to avoid burned-
out beu.rii1gs--the Alemite High Pressure System makes the job a clean one.
And many' more otherwise successftll holidays have boon spoiled by break- downs duo to luck of lubrication.
Owners of Alemite-equipped Cars- Find Service Stations Everywhere
Look for the authorized seryice station sign -drive your car on the racl-:_-and your chassis is O.l{. for another 500 miles.
‘ If your car isn’t Alemite-equipped-attend to
it now before you go on that trip-~it will
Iv Sav.-, you worry as \:,'g as fepilf Will ' cut .int the fuss and muss-it will complete
your holiday sat,isi`.'1,-.tion. .
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Union and Peel Streets. St,Johr1. N- 5-
Distrlbutors for '
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Canadian Rockies and Pacific Coast Ejfkctive May 15th
Take advantage of the_ specially low 'Canadian National -Tourist fares which permit you to see the glories ofthe Cana- dian Rockies and Pacific _Coast-to holi- day amid the awe-inspiring scenery of Jasper National Park, or, at small extra
9 cost for meals and berth, to take the far-
famed Triangle Tour. i-‘.\ni-. |»'no.u t il.-\n|.o'i"ri~;'ro\\'s .tsp nirri ns 'ro
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CHARLOTTETOWN
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Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis ,.. Good Strong' Stock Companies. ‘
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War Veteran p /
ll ' Remembered
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IN MEMORIAM
MR. BRENTON SCDTT
Perhaps one of the largest funer-
M 8 m,,et|m_,_, 0| me Excclmve oflals ever seen -in this Province was
the Great War Veterans h id Tiiursduy evening the following ad- tlress was presented to Comrade D. ~l<i. Noonan, who purposes leaving shortly for Bo.-i'op, where he has ln-coptstl at -position. Mr Noonan
held on Saturday, June Sth. when' the remains of Bren-ton Scott ofi
-Clyde R.ver were laid to rest in the Presbyterian cemetery there. lie was rr-:ily a young man, ,lust twenty-seven years of age. but
was for some yours Accountant foi'lU"'°"*5h ‘°u°Wm5 the mmm!
.\lt-sera l._ M. Poole & (‘o., and dur-
husiuess formerly conducted hy
ng his rcsltlcnce in Cliarlottetosvnlhin filfhef- -he had mme i“¢°`fI"-lm' nuult- ninny ri-lends who will accom- me '~'°Pt”"'f with "WHY P9091* and
puny hiiii lo his new Scene 0f‘lllll)'IwaB‘w'de1y and favorably kuawn'
with thvir bt-st wishes. The ad drt .a \\'-.ls acconipanlcd by ti valu-, :-lilo sinulu-l-'s set. Mr. Noonan lllliugly .'ickiiowlr-tlged thc tliouglitl luln .ss :ind kiiuliicss ot' his coin-_ -.nit : :ind tit-t‘l:\i'cd his nssoclzilion \\"»‘l| gli- ui lil tl. W. V. A.,nctlvill~‘s would ulivnys be one of the plcais- .-uiit-st ui--uiorll-s of his life. Fol- lowing ie: tho addr- ss:--
l'li.'il'lotit--ltlivil. l’
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Mr ll. l-7, Noonan.
l‘|~l-sill.-iii ot' tin- Great War Vet-
, omni Ass-oci:itlon,
l Charlottetown, P. E. I. ll:-:ir t"onirlidt-: . _ Your' r.-cent announcf-ment of `v\-our iiltt-inlr-d departure from this |l'ro\~lur~»» and your cons-qiicnt rc- sigiilitioii from t-he Prt»sidency ul’ tht- (iw-at War Vetf-rzins’ Aseioclu-V t-ion iuiposes upon your coiurndes on ilu- ltlxcciltlvo 'ho dt-cldrnlly uu-' pil-ztsuiit duty of bidding yoil an of- l`it»inl l`:tr1--we-ll this r\\'t-iiliig. I
Moro than i'lvt-,years of the clos-
--~'l intl rcouist- with you. first as a \':|lilt'<l nit-iiilicr, llicn as Vice-Pro-, .sill-uit. nnd lnttt--rly as Presltltmt of lin- (I. \V. V, A., has nffoiwivd us nn' . yi--mtiiiiity of correctly appraising , -tr -iiialit-les of ni-intl and heart. `;lnd \\'lit>u we- soy tlmt your removal fr in this city will be n dlstlnot loss In ou-r Association we are but nuikiiif: .--, S-tntcnn-.nt that will ‘bt- lu~:\rtily 1-iidor.-led by nil those who, :ir.- cunvt-isaiil with your success-' i‘ul r-fl`<:i'ls to promote its,alms and iisplrallimis.
On your war-t»lnie record it is
rim-tllcss .here to dwell. Suffice it to -my lil-nt when lt seemed evident to` von that ’l’outonic aggression 'lu~f-nt:-.nr-rl the downfall of our be- low ll l-lunpiro you were not slow in pint-iiit: yolinsr-lf in the line of bnt- tlt-, nnd nl'hou h history may be, sill-ut i‘ei.r:ird£g your .individual contribution to the successful out- cmiit- oi' that ;:r¢‘a-t struggle those -.\-ho ioiizlit side by sltlc wi-th you can att:-st to your un-flliiclilng cour-
i--ut- :ind d».-votlon duriuc those ter-| rihlc- years. of deatlideallng con- flirt
And when peace was finally -res-.
tor-tl in n war-tired world you did' not sf-ok tn cv.-lrlv~ your rcspoilsilill- ity in tho mutt:-r of nation-al rc- lizibilitntion. \\'ilh clmracterlstlc ',<t-lf-s:u~i'il'-lcv you at once sot abnutl ith nsslsf tlinrsr- coiiimtlt-e wliom tho' various :iffllctlons of war had loft., i-- n lfss lortunnln condition than vuiirfu-lf, and during the yenrs thu-t |‘-:wo iulorvonod between that time 'nnd ilu- prr-sr-lit, pai-ticlilnrly those' jdurlusz which you hnvo -br-on n lui--nilir-r oi' this Association you! -li-vvu tflvf-n unstlntlnfrly of your llliuf- nnd tnlouts to tho promotion -,of that nilislt worthv object.
lr is inost rezn'-ttnlilo that you
nrt- conipcllcd to lr-tivo your native, ‘|:-rovlnco lu ordf-r to nlitnln em- ploynif-nt. -that will offer reason-' obit- -pro-lui'-rig nf ndvnnct-merit. and il is will mort- rcllrr-ttnlilo that. to' nt-rninpllsli that purposf- you must. n-nlor nr'-vnlllnn coiitlitlins, pass' l`i'om und"-r the protection of ihcl f‘:n.- vou so vollnn-tly nssistod in do-I f--ndiniz.
\Vo sh.'il'| miss your prudcnt nd-
vivr- ln :ill our dollbf-rillions. wliilo our wot-iril nctivltlt-s will be nilzius tliit nr:-:il imp'-lllnu fnrrs which vnu wr-ro wont to in-fuse into all lhel »\.-i<~'-r-intion’s r-ndoiivors. Wo sin-’ 1'--rf--ly ht--pe, howcvwr that your! lt-vu for tho (lord-°n Province. nnd, 1-ld asset-in-lions will cnusf- you to n¢|_v us porlodiv-nl visits. thus afford im; us :in opportunity. from time wi- llun-_ nl' nl \t~.'\st ron.-iving a 1-ltr-rlshr-41 fri:-ndshlp.
/ls :i -pnrdng word, door (‘r\n1r1|tlr>.|
\vi s-'ly ‘flofl-spot-11'. You nlrty rt-st -i~'sui'|-rl that wi- shnli c-»uiliuuv> io follow your criroor \\lil| unfilmilnz |ul1»r1'.sl, and wlioll forluln- favors' you :ts li llntlniitliiollly shrill, ilit-rf- wi" in- nouo who will oxp--rlr-.nt--\ .1 nrt-ntl-r iii:-niniro of snll~if:tcflnn thnn your f~nvnrnrlt-s who coiuorlso ilu- nrt-sl-iii Ext-ciitlvc of ' \-- fl. W. V, A.
Sign:-d
li. A. M!1cl)()ll(lAl.L.
lst Vice-Pros.
\V_ l’. RRIICE.
2nd Vlcc-Pros.
(I. Fi, SIIERRAN, Svc ’l‘rl-.us vlcvron r'ovl.l~:,
ll. F. A(T()R~N. l. E. (‘.R()KEN. I", Fl. PALMEII. JACK l’i'}llClVAll. (lil/\S. TOOMHS,
(iitli). P. Nl(7li0LS()N_
Caucuses Got rid of them this safe, :ure Q way. Stops the pain at once.
A4 dnq and :lux :MII '
D1’ScI|oII'a ~~ . Zinc-pads "';‘.t:1.‘:.'..'*‘
The sud circuinstnuces under which his young life was ended so Bud- denly had also touched the hearts cf all, so, moved with ii deep feel- ing of synipmthy, they lind come to till thosc who niouriu-d how they -l'cIt for llicm in tlie.r loss,
'l‘lio st-rvlcc wus conducted by
lit v. t‘. ll. MacNevin. the pastor of We .st and ('lyde River, assisted by M»-ssrs Pit-rc.> nnd Mlllf-tt who are tiie -Methodist und Unpllst niinlst- t-r.~, in the district. 'I‘hc pall boar- ors were all of his own faintly four being his own brothers and the other two were young men who had married his sisters.
Ile leaves to mourn his loss A
young wife and one little boy, Wtndol, just a your nnd s half old. nnd with them ure his father and inollier ms well as five brothers nnd three sisters. The brothers orc st-yniour ut` Cornwall. Kent- ford nnd Pt-.tor at Mcadowtbrook Cecil in Now York uml llarold ut home. 'l‘hc sisters are Mrs Goo. Livingston and |Mrs Gordon Mc- Kinnon tilt Clyde River and Lillian at home. ’l‘o the bereaved t-he Guardian extends its deepest sym- pathy. _
LESTOCK R. ANDERSON
St, Peters' Bay is much poorer.
hr-cnnse ol' tho death ol' Mr; Lestock Anderson. who passed away at his home, nfter a brlcf illness, on the 29th. ull.
Mr. Anderson was horn in Green-
wich about eighty-four (84 years ai.-go, nnd for over fifty years, con- ducted business n-t St, Pctor’s and was known ns an upright nnd lion- orable mnn, one who "fo.1rcd Gorl nnd eeclicweq evil." For about fifty years lie was nn Eldt-r of the Pu-.siiytr-rlan Church, and took a prominent. pnrt in church niattors. nnd was keenly lntcrcstcd in fthe Union movement, which had his cordial support.
He is survived by li-is wife, and
n family of four sons and flvc daughters, who have the sympathy of the community in their bereave- ment.
The funeral services were con-
ducted at -the house nnd the Church where he was u regular worslii-pp cr. The- Church was throngerl with people from dlifcrent parts of the country,-Protestants and
Catholics alike, who came -to pnyl
their last tribute oi` rcspt-ct to ll, mnn who was held in the highest cstr-em hyinll clnsses.
ills pastor, Rr-v, J. M. McLeod.
madr- fltiting rel‘ei'cncv to his ions' and usclul life. and spoke oi' -him as ".1 prince nnd n -gre-nt man who had fallen ‘in israel,"-li man who had been ft -prominent figure in the commercial work :ind commun- lty for more thnn half n century.
Mr. MacGregor of the Bank of
Commerce, sun-g very lm-presslvcly. ’l`cnn_vt~von's “(‘.rossln}z the Bar." which all felt wns npproprlntn to tho soil-mn occasion. Six of his rr-llow Elders in -thc Session, actt-d ns poll~hcnrcrs, and thus, as in thc case of Stephen, “devout mon cnrrlcd him to his burlxil."
A very large concourse followed
tht- renmins to thi; cemetery in Midgcll. whoiv ho was lnid to rr-,st nnd there the fnrcwell words were spoken ovr-r -the vcneralile mon
whose loss the community mourns, ylv-ing .membeips 0| ,ms "_,
“SF-rvztnt of God., wt-ll done:
Rest from thy loved 1-niploy; The battle- fought, the victory won
Enter' thy Master‘s joy.'
MRS. ELLEN BRADLEY
On Tliursdny -morning, June 11th
Angel ni' licuth visltcd Sl. 'l`|-rt-szi. this time to coll Mrs. Ellen l"lr:id- ley -to her eternal reward.
Mira. Bradlt-y, who was the wife
of thc into Patrick llividlfly. has hor-n n prominent inf-milf-r of ill' Ilfn oi` this coinmunity for many yt-urs, suffer!-d from n sufldf-il :lt nick of An-gina pectorls nnd passed n\vn,v ulniost inslnntly.
Mrs. -Brudlcy wus horn on Prince
litlwalttl lslnnd and has rtsldotl at St. 'l`orcsn's for -pmt-lit-lilly forty years, with the exception of two nr tlirs-.0 yours spent at tllffcrcnt tlmcs in New York.
Shc was lnterostfd in hcr own
qulct way in clmrltuhle end'-uvors ol' -many sorts, nnd look :i silent blit effective -part in those things which worked for tho good of tht-. comniunlty in which she- llvcd.
The deceased was il dr-votfrtl
wifo und loving mother, llcr jovial disposition and kindly nature madr- |hf-r n zi-nernl invorltc nmong old and young.
'the ilincrul. which was vcvry
largely nttondcd. took place on Sunday f-tolnoon from her into rn- sldcnce -to St. Tcr<'srt's church, whore the services worn conductctl by her nephew, Rev. John A Mc- Phee of Brooklyn, N. Y., assisted by her Pastor, Rev, l. R. A. Mac- Donnld, Rev. Josfph Rooney of Morell, Rev, Edward Clinton, Sour- ls, Rev. Theodore (lnilnnt. Stur-
Royal Victoria
' College
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A IIYZNIIIENTI/\L (l0llLll(iE I-'Oli \Y0lll§N HTIYIIENTH /\'l"l`l¢ND|N(| Meflllllr
ll,\'l\'llllNl'l‘Y l
(l"nnl\||ed lld endowed hy the lnto- Rt, llon. Imran iitrnth- mnn and llolmt loyal)
_ ('nurun loading In degrees Il _ Arts, separate In the lmln from . llmno In mon, hill under Identi-
rnl rnmlltlnnni and to dolrool ll
mllalr.
l
- should he made url! no looon-
nmalutlon In the College ll lllnllod.
For prolpootnn and Inform-
* ntlnn apply to the Warden.
-geon and Rev, Allnn J, MacDonald ,nf Fort Augustus.
Six sons of the dcrcnsetl rtctell all
p|ll'hen.rers, carrying all -that was
|moi-tal of their mother hmm her
homo to thrchilrch. tht-nm-. to her final resting pace.
A family of six sons nnd two
daughters mourn th: loss of a lov-
iln! mother; Phlllv. Urhnn, Adrlalr of her children and show -thot, here,
of 'SL Teresa. ben of Charlotte-
'town, Michael, -Frcrlerlck. Mmrcclla
nn.-1 Mary of Brooklyn. N. Y.. also -two sisters, Mrs. Jiimtvi McKenna of Hillsboro and Mrs. Mary Mc- Phee of Brooklyn, N. Y.
AM_""".M M "num" ‘I A woman of sterling qualities.-a
ervent Catholic, o devoted mother. Mfrs. 'Findlay has left behind n host of .relatives and friends who will revere hor memory and pray .for her eternal repose. R. I P.
without th.. slightest wnrninlr. the of iuauhootl, real-lzlug thc dt-vclop
men-t of the wliolt- niun, subor.llnnt- ‘ `_-_T-----~_-_--» ;_::_______,_____
(lxffyli ‘wlfh Sliding Gear ‘Transmission fi-_"
Wreath from daughters; wreath from sous; Pillow from son Leo and wife; cross from granddaugh- ter Philippa. wreath I-rom Frank Brothers, Camtn-ldge, Mass.; Cross from friends in Charlottetown. 1 Masses and spiritual bouquets:
Futlici Costello, Brooklyn. l-‘other Hughes, Brooklyn.. lt‘utln.r Reilly, Brooklyn. Father Farrell. Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. P. Flynn.
Mrs. .lnmts .Mcl\‘elll.
Miss Elizabeth Landrigan. Mis, Mcllory and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Power.
Mrs, M, A. Mclnnlti and Miss C
Mac-lloiiald.
W, J, MacDonald nnd V. A. Mau-
Donnld. _
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Mclnnls. Mr. and Mrs, Austin llonuhuo and fum‘ly. -
J W l’ni'kiu:lu, ‘ 'l‘ln-odoi~+- and .lost-ph Monsg-|
hrtn. -
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\li-i Vlonnghun und Vlartlnu, l l,el-tern of .sympathy fro 'Bill' Rltlgo lllgh School, Brooklyn, Pub~| lit- School 187, llrnol-lyu, Mill’ Fliotht-is, New York City, Eth--I Ml-Vt-`-uh. Brooklyn, N. Y.; M-r und Mrs. Cullen, Brooklyn. N. Y., MPR- Bl-rrlc-, Brooklyn, N. Y., Cornellu.-i Linidrlgnn. Sturgeon, The Misses Marrblacliern, .New York City. Rev, tleorge Bradley, Regina, Sask.i
l’ntriot D193” CODY)
ALVIN GLOVER _
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Alvin Glover, rl hlnhly res-pcctotl
"ind succ<<si~\flilly l\l‘0lZf0SSlv.- furni- ,or of Kcnsiiiltlon di--tl Pliorc .~uultlt-ii- ly iii June 12. On Mny fllst. lie s-ui`ff-rt-tl a slight uttnck of ziugluzi pa---itlrls, but this did n-of tlewlop sc-lion.; pzoportions nnd no nlnrlu- ing Sym-ptonis follow:-tl ilu- --liut-ll. On the afternoon of June i2, he was in the field, ln cont-pany '\`Ilh his s‘:in Ilorncc, who was rv- .pniring ii fence. die was walking in-hind his son in the direction of lit-uit -and only tl fc-w strips remain-| . tl, \\"hcn -lioraco had rf-nchr-tl thc part lo which .ho would ntlach th.- wirv that he had in hlsliand,he turn- rd nnd -was dismayed to sec his t‘:itli<-r lying pros-trnte upon the zrouutl. fucc downward. lit- sprung to his side, but Pound .him nlrcntly tl -td
Mrs. (llovor was instantly cnllcd.
.ind llr_ Gillis was u-t oncc slun- inoucd, but before the lnttr-r could rt-:it-li the sol:-nc, Mr. Glover hull 'xpIi‘cd. This tlrmdfully suddcn 'ydozitli of n bolovcd liusbnnd nnd ,llc-\'t>trll father was nn nppnlllnf; .lurk to li's wife nnd family. ` 'l‘ho funcrni 'wits held on Juno 14
Rf-v. A, W, Robertson conducting th-» service 11-t the theme, at the church and at t-he grave, taking for bls tex-t Eccl. 12 "Then shall the dust bt- ns it was nnd thc spirit liuull rt-turn -to thu God who gave lt." Tliroiigvli life, .he ciiiplinuizf-tl. wc -ui-list realize that -we tire lm- .niortztl crentli-rcs with these mortal bounds, und. though the outwnrd man may porish, the inward iunn bo rr-newed, tiny by day; thot, while wt- cannot prevent tho drctiy of thc body. uve may have llho ire¢-illness of' eternal life in -the soul. The Rov- e~rcn»t speaker attaches pr-lm_e ini- Itortancv to the necessity of our .ilwnys being propnrcd to moot the Rcdecmcr and Judge, lnklng with us tho merits of zi purc, splrllunl
life. `»
The pnll'lienrers .wr-rc W. A. Pid-
gcon, Gordon Glover, W, L. Cotton. W. C. McLeod, llcath liowin-an nnd
Bi-uce Ilcrnnrd.
Wrcntli-si wt-ro plnccd upon tin-
"ofl’l-n by his widow and family and by G. P. W:tllu:r,Suiii-i||vi'>-lltlli, ll,L. Glover and M-rs. Margaret Glover, C-algar-y; Pi.llow, J. A. Mclneod, Tor- 0lll0I (irescenls Mr and Mrs. W. C, McLeod nnd Mr. and Mrs. Eve-.rard Mclleod, Park Corner, Mr. :ind Mrs.
W. A. Pldgeon and family,
llls widow, nee, Mnrgnrct I.. Mc-
Leod, d-uiugh-tcr, Cecelia :uid son, Horace are left bereaved 'l`~he sur-
t'e-riull
family are (nic ~brothsr llohcrt, Cai- KIJFY. and three sisters. l\ir~i, livin Crozier. Calgary, Mrs. sninnt-l lierlmrd, St_ ldleunors, Miss Fniiiil-3"' and M1-se Josslo, Lynn, Musa., not one of whom was able to bu pro- scnt at the funernl. lnta-rniont took
place in Konslngtton Cuni.--fly,
Mr. Glover -was a splendid type
ing matcrl-nl .lmportnncc to lccllml and spliltul supinrl lie sow in worldly ti-ffccls only the means of alttlltlirliig the object of the niorul 'niann=.l.i1.:lolis pcrl-ction.ll~- made home .life u 'miniature para- dlsi-, u hav:-.li of rest whcre -he would rctire ut cvo, .having tho bur- don of loday's worrlr-s and the cares of loniorrow mt thc thresllf-ld, llu‘. hc buff/:elle to enjoy his rt-.wal I *ind MB hlll1lt|'ll€SH Will only be colu- ple-lc when he will bc join~-d by the .oved mics who so deeply mourn his most unexpected dt-nth.
Mr. (llovor was un idcnl lnishand
and fnthcr, and rt inns-t kind und oh. lnlng iii-lgll-lior,`-niid thc cxninplu -thnt he has sct wl.ll nelnnln n shin. fill! "lurk lo guide -those w-lm re- main ln the pntli of genuine chris- tlunl-ty. Y.
-Parishioners Honor
To The lleverond Joseph Slulllvnn;
Dear Father:-A thrill or joyous
anticipation has stirred -the quiet routine oi“St. Mnry’s spiritual llfc for the ons-t few daysantl in climax ls reached this 'morning when wc see you in our stmctllary. Min-gled emotions of love, gratitude, won. der and reverence flll our hearts, Dear Father, as we extend to you mil' Hill-Core congrat»ulatl_ons nnd li joyful welcome homo.
We trust that this day's p
ts mtvtunl. Father. and that u are ns pleased to -be with un as we are to have you. The records of St. Maryis reveal your identity as one
Father Sullivan
leanurc Y0
In the dawn of your llfe's .morning you received your right, "Child of (lofi and the Klnldom of Heaven." Doubl- ,less. even then. God get his seal on ,your infant brow, nnd chose you as His own. lt is therefore most
young birth-
heir to
Da I uxc Sl-dan $1636
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People are amazed that such beauty,
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Sales are exceeding all expectations -_-
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Veteran motorists unhesitatingly call the Overland Coach a new and great advance
OVERLAND .
in slx cylinder °éngineering. Its abundant power gives it a swiftiicss of pick-up and getaway that fairly makes their- eyes sparkle. At all speeds it maintains the same delightful smoothness. People]who sec it and drive it, are of one accord in praising its beauty. design and remarkable performance. They acknowledge it to be the biggest value of the year.
You can buy an Overland, Coach out of
with
FOUR Cylinders
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COACH -
The World'|bowen Priced Coach
$925
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F‘if-1.'..,.cZ',i'in»‘3',~ .$.'»'.if..'.'.“.um
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52 weeks to pay.
your income. Small down payment-
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Be our guest for a free demonstration ridc~t0- day----and realize for yourself why people every- where are buying this wonderful car.
NICLAINE SERVICE STATION
iss cnAr=ToNs1'nEET cHAm.or'rE'row~
VERLAN
Corda oi your Mass, in lioliold you n Priest of tioll fort-vci', ou-itodlun ol' ills tllvluc tr:-asiiry nnd dlsiiciis- ur of its glI`-is and gram:-s.
Who Shall forsl-c whnt inspir-
ation of grace and what lilessliigs may attend you niiiongsl im? 'l`hc older pcople will i-ccnll with proilt thc quiet, llnnssliiiililiz. Init truly (lotl-fearing -pnroii-ts who sowcd so dt-cply in ti (Zlirlstlun limits thu seeds of u (Tutliol-lc truiuinit, thnt is dcstlncd to hour such nliund:|ut i'rult. The younger pt-ople, sonn- of whom were conipnnione of your childhood will be o-dlilcd by your holy culling, and lhougli tht-y iuuy not hope -to ultuln to, such liz-lglitis of sanctity, will be niovt-.d to st-rv" (lod more i'|rltl\l'ully in the splicrr-. in which Hu has pinned thcin. lu younger _hcnrts still, muy be born a dt-iilre for n prlt-stly vocation God grunt ihn-t any such prompt- lil!!-‘1 "my not he rllsrcgarrled hut blossom forth, so that In due time other occasions like this may arise,
The pi-it-.sthood of which you nrt-
now an honoured member, wus founded by God‘s own Son, und ll.- set its st-andnrd according to ills own divine perfections. We re- joice to sen you -int he rnnks of ills followers, an acknowledged clnlm- ant to tho lovo nnd loyalty of n Catholic World, Tho rndlnnce of I-lf-.oven shnll -hc rs-llc-,cu-tl ln your lilo by the practise of such spec- llil Vlbtllvs. ns unsolfishnoss nnd sr-.lf-sacrifice, so pi-nr-long ln .thn sight of God.
And now. Dc-nr Fathe, nn thc
loyn of reunion are noniiy nlwnys Wmbnfvrl with the sorrows of -port- ing, no lt ls in this cum- Fan-wells must be epnlton. Du-ty calls you to 11 far distant lnnd and wr- may nm all meet again. We beg (lnd's bless ini: on you and your life wnr
_lit/ting. that in the early days of your Priestly career, you should come back to the little Church on' .tho MI-I and break the ‘*Bread'ot
.- k nnd
'D181 Him to :rant you fullness of
pV{:1y|ri'ull,\' ilu- p:irishlonc|'s of Hl.|¢m.|¢_q fm- fmm-yh ping.. with 54 . ury'.~i, . -
1- .lm t-nt-li, Mr. (‘hnri<-s lhirkt-r‘s
’l`h<- -parisliloin-is oi` St. .Vl:|ry's |m,,»,.,| lgnnkn wnro fifth with 62
l'.1rlsli, Moiilutzilc. ,.m_;g_ Mm |.‘_ ||n|'1lny'.; llii-rrcd Montague, l’, ld. lslrtnll. lloc-ku lied with Mr. llnrry ll¥l|l""‘ '[“"‘* H- 1937" llurrvd liocks nnd Clinrl.-s Muc-
l":|tli<~r Sullivan w-ill It-nvc about K,.nnnn'n llnrrfll lt0¢,~k,q -mr sixth
lhr- llmt of .luly for ltldiuontou, l,|“(,_,, with 5, “Km 0m,h_ ,ML Eil- .\lt:t.. tht- lit-id of his iulurt- lubors, “,_.,,,| |;,,||p;||~,. nl." Whip; Lvl!-
u"‘tri°t |’|""“" "DW-l llflrlni no Sl wits sl-vcntll with -'IU
<‘.'<|:s. .
¢ , Mr. (l. l-‘. (1onnor‘a Whln- l-"51'
(.0IlteSt horns le-nd.; thc- Conti-st to :lat-‘
..__. ._ with 1381 gigs, Mr. Sam M¢l'l\""'
Nora-s oN THE P. E. |st.ANo =="“'S 1-1”" H-‘-"--"1-I with 1349- *"-
EGG |__Av|N(; ¢QN1-ES-rv FOR .lot-4.-|ili Cnr-nilchcnl's Burn-tl llorflvl 'rl-is wggn ENDWQ _,UNE urn tlurtl with 1310. Mr. Wf-IN’-f
191-H, 1925_ lluntniii‘.i Ham-al Rocks are fourth
w-yn 1292, Mrs. ivreu Ma<='=ntvf;';
Th.. 1-_ |.;_ |,.|,,,,,| E . |_ ; , \Viitc l.f~'!horns nru flft W (‘onlttxt t-uiitluuts to iilxillrs- 1279- Mr- A- Wl'“'"""“ wha" gn|n_., Omg, w,...k_ |,n_.,| wnnk Hwy Wynndottoi nm sixth with 1229~ |;.niln<-1| 9 ..gg_t,_ 'rms was 129 mom Mr, Edward llullpltt‘s pefn of Wlllllt “Kits that thc -sninc wcck int-it |‘**5ih""|H1 H0 4. are seventh Wm* ytnr. nnd 1761 iu.rr\- ctrlle thnn n-t 1203-
lllit-tr;il.iiicr dnttli la.-it your. The pro- "°* _ ‘*'*“"”_ :uc on or tit- \vt-.ck is 09” nnd
tho totnl nluubur of eggs lfltl to ldnlo is 22.6241, IMPORTED FERC-HERON STAL-
Mr. Snni Mci‘hM's0n‘e White LION JULIUS
l.<-ghorns lends the Con-test with -- 58 1-sus. Mr, W. fi, Mnol)onn|d's Will otnnd at ownoro ntlhlel 8°U|‘|l luirre-d Rock.: .nm second with 57. West for balance of lesson. PAN!" Mr, fl. F. <‘onnor'u White .Leghorns living gt g dlgtgnee may lrrlngo DY tit-d with Mr. Jmiepli Cnrnllchnf-l‘a Phono to have horn moot "|01" 'i ilnrre-tl llncks for -third plnct- with nomo point along th; Road.
l'-5 hurts each. Mrs. Fri-d Mac- ' QQUQLAQ A|1'|(lN, lntyn-fn Whit- 1.1-glinrnn tied with |n gpm-go. T.Mr. Spurgi-on Jenkins llarrcd 1844-6.2qy|3|_
- lllllll llllN,TEll- l t 1
` Vlfewunt tm tons of unwa-shed wool before -iuly _(ith. V11' nav the nighest market price, also any
4 . ' .~ . , °” 'M-"l.'."” into ‘nn advance up till font shipment..
Kindly a
Life" on -it'| Altar. Grntofully “mu” “
, - Floral »trlhute| on follows: -might we respond to the Barnum,
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