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The funeral af the late Miss Jose-
` \ 1 _ ° _ whine Wynne, Charlottetown, tookl "
S _ A_._ __________________________ _____________ Qlwc yesterday aiteruooulrom lier| ' -~ -. '- - _ ,-_f f ‘T"""'iEf""`"Tv"""`f"""‘"‘"ii"""`*°"""""""""'" ' "'""'f""""'T’"""" """"""" al-0 residence. Bayfield St. to St.
It \ b 1 this i _ .- Hector Mnlwnnnn of prince Ed. Junstan's Cathedral, thence to the ` pays to “Yip 'prov me ‘ward Island is visiting the Sydneyi 3. G. Cemetery where interment tookl
_ D_ A___M¢p.n@,.n0n_iKin|-ogg, was in and Victoria County. Jlafle. Th; was 3, verv large at-I Ch _l` ‘ f ~ B tu d : ‘ -l .en ance a many expressions of
f'F.°y-.h§_,9llpw” LU! James King; St. J olin's, Newfound. sympathy were heard. The followingl
N101-iobsos-'-Ai ness vsiuyfiiiiy 21st, AMF!!-__Nlcl.i_olson. n,
n. ‘ " ‘ ' ‘ ' QODONALD-At Stanchel, June 12st, to J. B. and Mrs. McDonald. s. son. MCPHEE--Iii Charlottetown, on June 20tli,;1912, to W. W. and Mrs. Mc- Phee a son. - ` ivierifismsos-Ae orimd-view on may 15th,- 1912 to \D. A. and Mrs. Mc- Pherson a daughter.
ROSS-At gcean View on May 23rd, 912 t J. . and Mrs.:R0'ss so . 1 ___ ____ a _i_i___
ji_ DIED
Mc1flNIS-In Charlottetown, June 22, 19l2,`.-fthe infant of Allen nnd Eh- za Melanie. - _ ,
3 'rosA`CCQ Pnsufrs.
Tohacco culture"has passed the es- periiiiental stage _cn P. E. I. Doctor Andrew McPhail's success last season demonstrating to 9, certainty that wn have just as good a climate, adapted en 'its culture, as Ontario, and Quebec. The Honorable D. Nicholson also planted largely of Toliacco last Sprifng, and bothgentlemen mentinn. havghgaln ordered large quantities of plaii._ts from us this season. , We will have a few ' thousand to
npnrs nfter filling their orders nnd will dispose of them at 50:: per hund- reil.j.- smaller quantities for experi- menting to the doubting Thomas nt 15c per dozen postage prepaid.
J. J. GAY ie sou, Charlottetown, _P. l1l.I.
Corrected fo every Wednesday and
-. _ Sa urdayjs issue.
White oats 55 to 53
MONT€GUEl MAflKE’l‘B.
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One eeni per word each insertion Quiz mus u:eompsny_order and lu{e_ per cent discount allowed; Minimum elnrle -twenty-five
V "Your tailors' bill can ‘he rediiced nearly one-half if you have your old garmenth Dry Cleaned. See D; `A.
Bruce. _ _"-~§.:,' ;_`¥li-20M2iE1i. '°Memb¢fS Of floltfll *Garden Islaiilf, Canadian Order :2l_l‘o'f'este}s, are 3,11 Isriwiesti-.<1 . to 'st tire* home of
l'c"°Y Mllich. 'tlll5`5‘(MS>.l\<l'1l]'l') evening
at 8 o'clock for iriltil1tlon‘.*)1n<lto_ ar- range for the excursion' or"pie_ni_g;,,ng_ ter receiving report irom the coiinmit- tee. ,
“What typewr-iter will I- buy.” `Oi all the tv|1e\vriters_in the market to- day, ,the surest," 4the`ss‘fest, thc strongest. the siieediest, ite best Au round for every office use are the Smith Premier mul the Remington you'l-l never regret choosing cme of these. A. Milne Fraser, Halifax, N. S-_ 0-ziiviai.
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hard, per lb. 14 to 16 Heel (small) psr lb. 8 to 16 Beef (quarter) per lb. 8 to 10 Pork -i to io; iiamb, per lb. (small) 10 toli l¢‘owl 9 to 13 Mutton 10 to 11 Eggs, per doz 20 Butter, per lb. 25 to 28 Turkey 20 Geese 18 Hides _
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’ George" Lane, Charlottetown, re-
ty]ir_ned"`Baturday evening by the Nor- t umberland. ‘ -.3 -
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Any -person hailing ,_ desirable
house to rent -ln Charlottetown
01160.
Ross McEwen, of'_`__tbe P. E. Island
Railway, Chsrlof own, returned Saturday eveningelfy the Northum- berland. - ',- i
_Harry Winchester, manager of the llbnrlottetown Condensed Milk Co., Ltd., returned Saturday evening on the Nortliumborland from n. business l‘.rlp_to Sydney. _
Joseph -and Mrs: Praught of Pown-
al announce the marriage of their daughter, Laura M., to Joseph A. Sullivan, Vernon Hiivcr, -which tnikes place Tuesday, June twenty-fifth.
ed the Anchors, Charlottetown, in a good game on Saturday morning in the Intermediate league. West Kent is now in the lead in this league. Four tie games have so far this sea- son been played in this league so that it will he seen that ehe contests are very even. As many of the play- ers in this league 'are the players in
Michael Cantello, _Southampton,
about 21 years of age, was found dead in bed on Friday moming, the
son of the late Walter Mallett Union
were the guests of Mrs. Charles Mit-
good condition of the roads in this section reflect duo credit on the new
ada's most accurate riflemen, which
old __oountry, to compctefin the class- ic Bisley meet. Eastern Cana-da has one more in-an in the team than Western Calm-ds, though the’ com-
' iIr)inn<:ii;iig ofiicslr is `ta \Veste`_rn man.
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ivue accoriing o provinces, Al-
Lcrln has one shot included in the
ill. W contingent; British Columbia, four;
ea e o llfanitolm four' a el ' ~ ~
. ll b ongmg to ilu.
90th regiment, of which (lol. 0-‘Gi‘a--
Will be about the Bargains offered for2.l..‘;2Z.2.?é?&i12“2i..£X“l§...3.”;I.."*“.EZ£i Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
` ladies' Weierproof Coils A fl-ne range now
on Exiiibition ln our North -Window. all at
reducedpricés.
Uiiihnlles
2.oofor1 7;, 1.50 -
for 1.25, 1.25 for 1-oo, 85c for 69c, 5flo_ for
5oc. ‘ ._
1 ladies’ Suits
$25,097 `fo'r""2‘r_'5o,
2z.oo,for _i9.5o`. so oo for r7.oo 1.3.50-for 10.75. The above were considered splen- rllrl value- ai the first
pri<.‘e.'» ` ‘A
Ladies’ Dresses A beautiful lot
received iiq`cent`ly from New York' white Em- broidery; -iilsoboiors in muslln, niull etc. Shlfl' which .
sam-..di-..'_.ns-n d . --
euibi\°¢_i§Ier`édf§ in ;fi`.5o` “ld *me-sim"
wklqié st'5gc.""‘~" ' - ‘ ‘van-will iiiiaie
ai Reddin`s
Buys’ Wash Sulis
1.75 for 1.25, 2 oo
for 1.75, i.6o for i 35 also some nice lhings ln Boy’s blouses, extra pants, cle. _
Childr¢n's Dresses
You _will flml xi nice
assortment of these at
~_prlres tosnit any one.
' Dress Goods
' Dress lengths- in bordered de lnnies, bordered niarqulseites crepe de clieiic. also reninants of Dress Goods at a very low figiire.
\` ladies’ llose
A .well assorted
stock in rib and plain csshiiiere, tmid; and bl-iCl€,_' also li:-llc and 5;_ot_ton_ in different shades. - '_
and Saturday
L11 dies' Gloves. We keep Perrins in
taxis :ind black at the very lowest price possible. The nniiic is a gum nntee of quality.
l*’ien’s Underwear
Balbrlggan U shlrst
25 40 5oc. Heavier merino 5oc ip 1.25.
lvic-i_i_'s ,shirts 75c
for 5<_ic 85c for 750 1.15 for i.oo.
Meifs ."ofi_Col|ers and 'I ics _1,5c now 25c. ,
Men's Shirts. i\`-at more Shan 60
left to be clesrc-cl out at, and _below-cost
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Bsfhinii Suits Worth 4o, 60 Soc
going over there to shoot independ- ently. Nova Scotia has four repre- sentatives, including Sergeant Mnjir Dymond. (lutarlo ima fine represen- iatiucs; Prince Edward Island, one, Sgt. E. Mclnnis of the P. E. I. Light Horse, and Quebec one.
The public examination of York
School took place on Thursday 20th in the presence of quite a number of the parents and others interested in school work. The different classes were examined as follows:-Geometry by Dr. J. C. McDonald, Latin, arid Spelling, W. C. West; English and Canadian History, Mrs. Pope Cooke and Miss West; Geography, Revi E. A. Westmoreland, French by Miss Edith Howard. The following prizes awarded by the teacher and presented _by E. Brown. .Attendance Cecil G. Day and Jack Cooke. General pro- ficiency, Myra Hardy, Peter Proud, Claude Vcssey, Leigh Vessey, Muriel Brown, Edna McDonald, George and Marlon Iiewis. The people of York district are certainly to he congratu- lated on having 'the services of such
nn advanced and gainstaking teacher ns Mrs. Westmorel nd, Capt. W. E. Hardy and Dr. C. McDonald and others expressed'-themselves as well pleased with the general proficiency of the pupils in the difiiirent classes
' ' .and the hope _was freely expressed
emh “ow 256 that Mrs. Westmoreland uid take
|_ gdissfg- Reversible - Silh Coats. . 27.50 for _21 oo,
2500 _A -
charge of the school anhvflier ear. At the close the pupils were trgated to oranges donattd hy W. C. West\
a.
::Our line of tobaccos shows every-
thing you could want in’twist and
ite fake time and look around our ctnnfers mg' as wen as smokmg mixtures
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as each' day bargains are offered you. We show todllylv-_#__-Blhllk Sl1E_we buy_ direct from the makers. Order
Coats pi-lee 13.5° now
w_50_- ‘ "" 7 ` "‘li`resh shipments `r?\ils._rl`y and keep
tobacco in goo condition in our patent humldor, hicli keeps the to-
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‘ ' b eco fresh d gn best condition. ull* ` -_ ' This is thefllleadqiisrters for tobacco
` " ' ' - ki u lies You can et
Saves ypii Money I 0 I _ ° “ ° - -
e and sm 3 DP I
_ _ what you want here. The McKinnon* .1 “My Sloth." y ` Drug Co.. eoriior - Great George U13
I ° '_ ' Kent StI'06t8» i Mutt l0'Gl\ When- _ 1'2adu~ i -1 1 _ A V lg-_gn-_A
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lnnd, spent Sunday with F. L.Drake, Uungay. _
Mrs. Andrew_ Gallant, Charlotte-
town, who has been undergoing treat- ment ln the City Hospital, is gettin;
‘should apply at Gllardian office at along nl°HlY- . _
Mrs., George M gford nndlier dau ghter Minnie, Charlottetown, were among. ins passengers returning on the Northumberland Saturday even ing. ' '
Walter- D. McNeil, of the Bank of Nova Scotla,_ Glace Bay, is spendini his vacation with his Parents, D. F. and Mrs. McNeil, DeSahle, P. E. I.- Sydney __Exe. _ ”`
Rev. A. E. LePage, who came tr
Uliarlottetowri by the Northumber lnnd Friday evening is staying at his sister’s,' opposite St. James". Church. llc will remain here about 3, week.
The West Kent School team defeat- 'Friends of Mrs. W. S. McKi€, Char»\
lottetowii, will be pleased to hear that she has _arrived in Watsonuille, <'..1in0rni`i., on saturday safe And wen. illie left Charlottetown on the 17th.
Ensign _Miller, of the Charlotte-
town alvatlon Ar_my Corps, farewell- cd last evening. Ensign Miller goes to Parrsboro, N. S., where Capt.
the senior league the games are as; :-iquarebriggs who Leaves Charlotte- well worth seeing us the senior lawn shortly for sc. John 111 corps,
was recently stationed.
On Saturday twentyrfivc
members of the R. C Il. Halifax,
ing at night.
Kcnme has returned home aftci spending his vacation at Mr. Mur phy’s, Emerald. -
At Zion Church, Clis,rlottotown,tho
llev. H. J,. Fraser took both services yesterday. In the evening he preach- ed from Galatians 2:20, “Who loved me and gave himself for mc." He emphasized the individualism oi (‘-hrist‘s teaching hy quoting nmny examples of thc 'Snviour's way ol dealing with sinners and showed that salvation was a personal mutter be- twccn the person and God.
A Westmoreland correspondent
writes that Wllllnm J. Callaghan, teiiclier of Westmoreland, spent Sun- day at his home, l<`.myvnlc.~I-lehcr l\'cVitf.ic is visiting in Tryon, the guest of his cousin, Heath l~l'owntt.- Mrs. Samuel Cameron, Hampton,nnd Mrs. Ttolierf. McVittie, Westmoreland, spent the week end in Summorsido.- Chester' Wilson and famiily and Mrs,
spending their summer vacation sl. the home of their parents, Andrew and Mrs\ Wilson, Westmoreland.
A correspondent writes that .thc
roads in Kingston arek now in a slllcll" did -condition. The road master Du- vid Wilson has ,shown much ability and discretion in carrying out the provisions of the road act. Butto the people belong the praise for the willing response they have made to the road master's call. There was no dlfilculty in obtaining teams, men or money, all taking interest and pleas- ure in the work. .The result is that 8 miles of road is well made an-d yet there is money on hand to pay for culverfa and odd jobs. In the np-_ pointment of Owen Agean as road i'nachlne_opei‘ator a good selection has been made. He is skilful and devoted to his work. Bo far, -by prac- tical test, the road act stands ap- proved oi, as by the careful enforce- ment of its provisions, success in road making is assured. At the an- nual school meeting of. the Kingston
District $50 supplemegt was voted icr e. male teacher. he farmers of Kingston are hopeful libr a good year and much building, repairing and de- corating are being doiic.-Mrs. D. J. McNeill is slowly reco\f_erlng from an nttack of Pneumonia.
::Violat Dulce Talcum Powder is one
oi the best on the market. It soothes for warm weather toilet and. excellent for infants, makes the skin soft. smooth and velvety _and preserves the complexion. Large can 25c The Me Klnnon Drug Co. corner Great George and Kent‘Bt1-eets. Mliltf
11-.. '
::Buntain, Bell & Co. for best coal,
were the pallbearerir: Dr. Brown, Wil- Iliaiu Gillis, Vincent McQuaid, Joseph
conducted by Rev. Plus McDonald and feev. Maurice McDonald at the grave.
The final game in the league series
for the Heartz trophy was won on :laturday afternoon by the Y. M, C. 1'. team, Charlottetown. They de- 'eated the Victorian in a full game oy the score of 12_ to ‘J. Tarry Prowse and Gus Stanley ench gnnk n turn in pitching for the Vlcs, and they borrowed "Billy" Giliespie of he Abbies to catch for them. In iayment for this borrowing on their art the Y. M. C. A. had J.Has- ard on third. H. Dewar and W. Whitlock were the battery for the Y. otthemselves. Tile game was well play Ielflv close togeuier su through. Fhese two teams will now hegin a series of five games for the honor of second place. A beautiful prize is to ie awurdcd to each member of the winning team. Some fine plays were made on both sides. These teams arc pretty evenly matched and the play off will show the best bull seen in the city yet this year. -
The annual cburcli parade of thc
i._eegue of the Cross Society of Char- lottetown was held yesterday, n bright summer sun lending itself to enhance the pretty picture of some
t, /
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lillls, Ernest Leonard and J. A. Girl ls. The' services at the church were»
Elmer Pearson, Haverhill, Mass, arn-
two hundred little chaps in pro- cession, headed b their hand
y , Dil
route to their Cathedral. Here an‘ excellent discourse to the League on
_,ISL He resided with his gmnd_aunt camp of the P_ E_ I n§mm’a_ These Christian warfare was delivered hy hioued kind. He has for a number of been gazing through miscroscopes for
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r Ives. Meme- An fro-»». was no me-.1 to me PM m we -“v“a‘ §§X....'.’.i.. <§.ii2"$“”-" R”-‘°' °‘ 3”'-.l»‘i3‘.~“...“"i'l§‘..t»'1‘.°."f.TI.i“°‘.§R£l.""'..»..i2 ‘°L°”..i.“§‘.'”.."‘.‘.‘.’...’“‘£li.'..`” ‘.’,“"’.»..i“‘3£.I`
g in which excellent t-I L . c th t n y
by Dr. R. D. McLaughlan, coroner. comprise instructors, range officers _ - 1 _ , - . _ . _ _
/'Ek A W lt 1 d' that th dece sed and markers and are now camped ai advlce was the mam -feature* Ph” nv” U’ ten th0“'?a-nd m H year' Ab- “"h"" thel’ mst gnzed thmugh ““ We
` ...~....ii-ii....ii"milimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiumi||»||»»||....».n|»........ I, Sub‘;;i °€(:"°nttackS gi congulsigilaés the exhibiting grounds. A party ov learned Doctor was eloquent in hinlshingles made this way are good for piece, and fi-n;n.wh0n~, the gmnllgng
yi that he had worked the day heron; seventeen more will arrive tonight on ;l;>sili;;:;!lp;ir;1li;)z;il,;e.t}§1dJoinir;g his_heai-gin fzcz: afifltgadtyi bLuIiid1;'lfi<ll‘g@f:]1;;»kel;G forms oil life have rrglilsecreftg agd ag;
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lflslrilhzlrd egteyerdidteawgi ldhlthgnzljcltoxokf me I\orth“mber1and~ \Zz)YSer tof ttkliy Yggtlg' snd ti, ddmy:-3 ,Innttil 110;; is i;il<é;1§C;‘]ie0l§£’n:“_S Elloyilllifwilnlscrosctlixlimals, wbgwhas
~ ~ ' s o e grea p am - in c n w s
death caused by an attack of convul- Urggi-%‘:)“I;'1':‘n‘;‘;‘§£'3°'élé1fg;;°‘;‘;faSix? jn‘y the delights of Shih-“nal T311 six to ten hours a day. lu the early ';;,?;lf,,St£;!p?;1 ]?e],1,';; ,na2gen::,J§:l§?;l‘s2;
F01' Infalllli and chlldréft, sions’ _ town will be held in K'inde,.gm.te“ W. J: Brown sang "O Saltutar- sprint! be knit a ggtlipeigaux lieth; (go tllemserves to he Seen properly Moda
,__ *__ Han this evening at 8 o.cl0Bk_ There is and Miss L. Blanchard the Ave casioually he wa s rom_ or s mugnyfylng g1ass_ such lenses can
~ The death took place at Caldwell, _ . Maria with beautiful effect after M1115 t0 B885 RIVCF. fl lllstmlcc 01 - 0
_, _ - will he e. short musical program un- . _ _ 1 _ _ _ __ . _t t th magnify to more than 3 0 0 diame
Idaho, June Sth, of Lisle B., wife of _ _ . winch the society formed up again six miles. When ii. firs cams o e _
der the direction of Prof. Watkis, the _ _ _ _ ,teis. and it is to these that the bac
H. W. Mallett, aged 38 years. Mrs. _ . and returnedto their hall by a cir- Cullllliry tl10Y‘0 W’-\0 H0 Tllflds [PON .
_ . . ilistribption of medals, prizes, cer- _ ,_ . _ . teriologists owe their exact knowledge
Mallett was before her marriage-Miss __ t d d. mums, The public cuitous route. The hand rendered Mill (rack to Bass Ilivei, iwcryoiiem, the -habits of home or our most
S ` y Uyeme,]t%_y0,,ngest daughytel. of the tificiinsitedan ll’ . many ezrcellcnt sacred selections andy \veut in canoes. He has no particular-deadly enemies*
_ Inge John Glmmnts of Union, Lot 33' 'are . y the Sonwty Wm; mnrnhallnd hy ‘And.._fnd about diet. He uses tcaliiit notr, Them were some WW wonderful am :ind will he deeply missed by her ` I d In rew l3'utlcr, W. Morgan, Wilfred tohacco.~}-le remembers giving $ll»| N “Yum ‘ h du 1 d
i many fnends he,.e_ She leaves to S8l3\ll`dBY the N°"th“""°r ““ ‘? Uoucette and Alvin McDonald. one time for a barrel of flour. He is. l\"f1». I . P-H 'IB' fi "W0 1 F 0
mourn besides a devoted husband, one Uhm`l°.tt_°t°Wn at 830 ami fggfel; '-"“' aff?"-tlU_““te15' “ned _U“°l_B Pete" blvl£5351;b:;;:?c;o"';der13::“l;h%_r“'yg
6, Sister' Mrs` A' Meuett' Union Road' wld lvlfi};htpamllcniLi:i?iTisvcd“dill '12 iloon Peter Campbell of Fox-d's Mills the reSI(|L:ntY0f Folm~fslMmS' \lh(t lmlour wneilv cond; with aprhmarlictslliet
_ and the following brothers:-Eli and "_" rg” lm t 4 45 m with Das' Kent County N B' is a su-ikin exf think he ‘B -n kwom? U Sian' M m `t] sus eéteg by he wh is not mm
llobert in Alberta, Edward in British :he lfstxgitilllnegpreés nga freight and ample of vigorousnand well preierv- dom not t__; so \___._lmse ' lrnescopgt Fm- ,meer omteresta 8
` Columbia and Frederick in Boston, 'cnge ’ ' d h d H b t -G 1 .. .. i . i " .
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their mreavemant' Mr' Mullen; is 8' ' ' ' "nd ‘S “°“' m his_ 103m Year' I" I.()Nl`i0N, June 20-Wonderful ani- I lives in a little brown tune that he Road ' ` . ffppgarancc ‘md actwlty he is _y°“f‘.g` mais whose names the buhlic never l has built; brick by .brick in e\aciiv
' 3I1l3\ll`fll1Y thc 1°-H-Sl»0l`il UXPFUSB Bffiv' £58; alcllis'§a1I;;the‘[ineI;vI;EK;§£ig`hs :cgi heard of were on View at the rooms of y thn nnpnc wny as byioklnyern build A correspondent from Vmagc cd in (liiarlottetowii at 8.15 aém., on died some years ago leavfng no the Iloyul‘Microscopico.l Society 1 in ‘elilmncy from _the inside He is pro . I, . ___ 1;ime;the southern express at 3.25 a. _ . , ' _ ,- =Hanoy-er Square, where the members vided with delicate little wheels which lirecn writes as follows. John Har- children In religion he is a lreshy-I - - ~ . l nel., Chm.1,,ttetOwn_ has mtumed ni., on time; the Cape Traverse_ac- terian' 'He does not hear as remmyliir-lil tlicin annual exhibitio,,_ 'lhc sub- _i.,.vn1ve ceaselessly in the water, and hnmn after a pleasant visit tothe coinmodaliion at 9-55 8-_m-. 011 time; as in earlv meyybut he réads withoutljcct this year was Pond Life. It was wash food into his mouth, and under vmngc and yi¢inity__MiEB Hcttie the Tignish accon/iunodation at 1l.4L lzlassestsécond sight Hin memory 21 rare privilege for the uninstructed the lens one could see specks floating Myers, Hazelhrook, and Mies Gmcn u.m., on time; the eastern accommio- is good and is somewhat dmewntlvisitor to peer down those lirnsswowsrds him _and disappearing into |a‘@rgng0n_ Hillsbm-0_ have ' returned datioll ill- 5-00 P- _m-. f0l"l3Y lllillllterl from the typical old pe,-SOIL He ,.e_,tulies and see thc aimiziiig _forins .of flils microscopical interior. to their homes after a nlnnnnm time late; and thc TlgHlBh SXDFCSS ill members distinctly the Miramichiylifc known only to the microscopist, Altogether the exhibition made one spent in Village Green where they ten-forty, fifty minutes late. firgvaml how the_smoke settled swinuning about nt thc other cud. yregrre the disappearance of the rich
__ about likn 5 dnnse fog’ nnd he yn. it wus a si-im'ecl cirr-lc of serious cn- 11|n.fiteiir microscopist ln mid and
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- _ Bessie Weatherbie spent Sunday in MHEIH. ls V‘lSlt1l\8 her Old ‘mme H1 eniinlly an di5f_in¢t1y_ Hin nerves nm fessions tin-re and of nil aired. iuiitcd ` I1.-:ual thlni: to have his 200 guinea
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