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Mr. A. T. McKinnon, local contrac- tor has been awarded the contract lui' the remodelling and general innovating of the post office and ine coiist.i'uction of an annex, ac- ruliflng to word received from Otta- wa Saturday. Work will begin as soon as plans and specifications arrive from the Public Works De- purlnlent, it was so d. _

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hold Saturday moinliig fiom tliel ,.~|-em-liek

=§;`.:;‘>»T_"11.`% _ is i "th-._ '

residence of Augustus Rush, 12] im Km Dorchester Street to St. Dun-,1 ine Kin

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and Augustus Rush. Service at the- ,-

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--.\ii~.s .\l.lry Dobson pa_\<.ed auuy at tht home of Captain and Mrs. J. S Allen on Suiniller street, Suni- lneiezde on Sliturrlay nloriiiiig at tile great age of 92 yeai.»'_ Miss Doiisuli had been an invalid for ~i-me 'iinl- but tool; a quiet llilt-rl-.st

--‘ - Ira Auld

-LAID T0 RlL.\"l‘-Tile fuiieralf _\1¢-_<51-_;_ sir\ir<~.s for the late W, P. Keenan; yoiihkeh

.\\l-i'»- held on Sunday afternoon. mei yoiihk£,i,_ Everett Hoimhs i`l~1llu his late reslcleiit-e at Alba-rton.' and TWU; i_io.mh§ The .sei-vice. were conducted by ` ‘ "

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" N" I .1-‘_.\‘._\|{_\\')|0[¢|.; |_\' p()|'¢'|'_ ed region adjtidieator for 1938

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il..ll‘ue ill the .»t‘l'\lt'e at tilt’ grave, lllhl Prlllee Edward Islalirl haf: been

r. Ma`colm Morley of Lon-

. ,i I ._ _ _ ._iii_i ii hiiiihii. iii\i_ __ don. England, who has been nam-

- i _ii (~ i Si _ _ vxnuld jtldge the Island entries in-l _

'lr' i\:‘|;f;:'if;ii‘l‘ ii. Ciiai.i0iii,i0“.ii oh _iaii Zigi Tiih isl Th ' had many fine character - W S NATIVE OF CHAR- her late residence, Kinkora, to Sev- health

K' : l at mu. srmici.-Tile fu l li \uisi, ar kiNcsro\'-- GYR0 GI-UB H0'-DS SESSION Dcugaii cinidcicrd cccullcdihihc ui the passing cf Mrs Margaret -c/inn-iuai.LE'rr Nur-runs

-Lan. tht dinner meetin of r, 1-1 ltul o Friday June Ford z the ag of 69 years

Cornwall, on September 15th, 5 ° en

Holy bonds of matrimony by the at hex. Rev. R.. Woodside. Misa Viney iirdhy McCallum sister of the groom L

acted as bridesmaid and Mr. Max ;;5:,i

Thompwn hmm" of the bride f ome time and was tenderly l principal of Prince of Wales Col-,

fneral of Mrs. Ambrose Monaghan

supported the groom. the double or 5

ring service being used. ifgxied

when Mi-s Grace Eliza Thompson merg' eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. "éghwa

:Gordon Thompson, Comwali and e ____ Mr. Avalah McCallum of Char- _DEATH op- Miss FLORA loiietown were united in the MMG()

home in Maipelllle 011 Sat'

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"al °f Nm Jams Wim" “ab The “”"§°j_,lu,iff, #gif ,,152 thc chazligttctcwn ciyrc club was sgpigglbcl-u?4,yi9z1 'rhc dcccllscd' widow of ui, me Jchh Edward

-slbh ullhcd church tc H blhlhrer Srarlon- Past President whos., mldcrl hurrlc was Ruth Mar Ford. which occurred at hcl home. gswii Cemewiy yesieidhy Simon P. Paoli, Jr.. presided. De- Donald, being a dhhghégf 17 Bishop St.. Sunday, August sth.

.stasis Basili,a, where Reqilleml aiu;-moon Services at the church tails in °°m‘°°"°n with _me and MTF- R'°p°'l' KBC na ° 5Sho llwilya enjoyed good health iiigh him “_ i.i,ii,i,rhied by RW; were Cimiiucied by ihe heh Mhi public meeting and symposium It/facNeillsA_Mil.s. P. dr.. Islarigauvélxi until seven months previous toner p_ MCMah0h_ D_. D_ The ihiii hem-_ f Woodbide higihwci hy ihe Rh” Hi - which theorganlzstion is sponsor- 36 i'!u'l;'l:|l1eag;r,1n;l;1C0l‘Tnt§ Hohph i passing. All that medical skillancl <’l`S ‘WWI l\l'~`~\~*l'-$- Alexander! Pierce and the Rev. Mr. Manzer., mg in °°"J"'"°"_°" Wm] me Prince ;“ir'S°Ai;’hough she had not been in tender care could do was done but

iii hid t the vice “ii i Edward I-Sllhvl Tlll>¢l”°lll°~\l5 Ed' “~ to no avail and on the above date

gr byitllee Rev.s€rwoodside gi°s‘;‘iii_‘;;dLf°¢"° "9"" w°°k W” fifgcdii xgutigeheéggixilgiiime 350°; her spirit moved on to God Whol

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g;~(a(\;r;°;iLsk conducted by Rev. G- il and the R¢v_ Mr. Pierce- The L- 0- ___ hopes had been eliiitxningdlfoir gave it.

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‘ A 5 WC? 'Flies ‘pallilieciagsbyvvexl iAh very hhpregyiiggddinz wok ¢x;(c£;;§2'0`1;\‘u'|I‘hiirsdayl{ Sept. 23rd.l Rev. Ewen Macbougatl, M, pas-

Bert Younker, William pafe al' e n mrwnue' h tered the Hospital at Sum- tor in charge of Church of Scot-

but. despite skillful nurs- land congregations ln the Prov- medicalatt.ent1on.ahe pass- ince died iuiexpectedly at h.ls y on the following day- 1 Charlottetown home last night.

He was preparing to retire for the

night when he was stricken lli

UGAN-There Plisied “WHY and died before medical aid

reached him. He had been in his

night, Miss Flora MHCGOUK' - usual health dl1.ring the day and

84 years of REU- The de'

had assisted at the funeral ser-

lady had been an invalid _ vicm for Dr. S. N. Robertson.

for by Mrs. Burgess Wh° 5 lege,

with her. Miss MacGougan

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--A pretty wedding was solemnized at St M.nry's Church Indian River, on September lllth when Miss Mary Lauenna Mallett of Travellers Rest was united in marriage to Mr. Es- ton Carr of Travellers Rest. The Nuptial Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. F. MacDonald in the pres- ence of immediate relatives and friends- B

A wedding of much iritereat was

soiemnized in the United Church at Lon River at 5 o’clock on

when Miss Jean Estelle Btewart. daughter of Mrs. Edna Stewart. ' French River, became the bride of George Eric -I-lowatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. I-Iowatt of Darling- ton.

The ceremony was performed by

Rev. Mr. Somers.

BURIAL YESTE|\DAY_'rh8 fu-

was held `yest`erday morning from

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-0 R EWS R DGET rr.. 0 R SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

1,.`c;l‘-g,- `1 ~ _0 » r . _ - _ - _ ° ' "fi‘3"‘~°-""5`i "`. it ' ' . Thr- dcru. cr Ml-s. .nihlcs Mac- Many friends will resfrt 2011’-111" Tuvnsnsv - -~.-rl-_-‘ _ .. . - ' _ _ ' " . n- f . - "` ~ '

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i and shingles were torn 0|! the - roof. Several power transform-

ers were blown out.

The many friends of Miss Ns.;

Leigbtizer, daughter of Capt. Jas. J and Mlrs. Leightlzer, City. will bt pleased to learn that in the recent issue of_the Xaverian Weekly pub- lshed by the student body of tho University, her name appears as 1 member of the staff of the paper also thai. she has been chosen H-' President of the senior Class imc Debating Society of Mt. Bt. Bern- ai'd’s College which is the ladle college affiliated with St. Fi X.

Miss Lelghtizer is now in thi

final year of the Arts Course. lend- ing to the Batchelors Degree. Con- gratulations.

sudden passing of Mrs iviacivilllhh, iaic of Albert-l gave a painful shock tohel

large circle of relrltlves. intimati friends and acquaintances. True shc had enjoyed many harm years, being in her 92nd year, but being blessed witnunusuaily B005

the visitor seldom failed t0

The George Plains,

I - l. il’ ` _,_ _ _ _i___..iii_,ii iii hii. _,__i_ iihii i-ii .i,.ii,__ii iii ,iiiii Siiiiimiii. n distinct tribute to 'sc `,\oiingAan' `,,e Sudden death of DR S' N' which endeared her to a large cir- i IJOTTETOWN-The death occurred len Mile Bay Church. where Re- find her in the home when hospi-

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__ i_.__ .i-iii) i.) im Ahii ami ___ iiih __iihh.i__ iii, i.\.__,ii oiihiiihhii organization ans no doubt trieatleti ii . cle of friends. To er . . . iquien. High Mass was cee rae tality

il ll . - this city-(wil look forward l v°;B‘;s 311;: r<l:;t!if§nshasFc:)i;el:lV¢l;{i:;’;:;‘]’ Mr. Albert MacGougan. and to _ mme ln! Ehiruin; 'Iggy Tfmi 3 brief .hy Rev Father Keem The pai_i_ day

Mnrleys visit. ‘ Mrs. Burgess much SYUIPHUIY lS,' “A” ° C U” -G” lan 1 a mer' bearers were Messrs W. W. Smith end came quietly. and bllllhl l0°ll

_ if _- i‘..;..~ Ltl»L-_-un are If-ii io ;li.<i lat-eil"-wi' lighthouses. 'l"n-.‘ §°‘°’G °f

'..-r;<il .i-:' llirzli-‘ry The l'illf-r:il _inn-1- .lik-rl for Halifax Srp- O ` r'

1 3- -"-'- ~“` “`lll lll` l1l’l‘l lll~-* l liililz' _"i _.ini di-li\l-i1<i .stlppllvs _

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c<la~: ol Nina Sf-uii.i` Alter lakziig almligflg

.vi-.init-l' irit lol' Cli:ll'lottet0\\'ii_ hhid in e.i1l;l`u at Si. I’all2'.< Island Friday iifi, ihe zo silllllll' the l..:litlloi|.-e tlivre. ivhihci.

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and respected by every class and hem chant of that place and formerly of

rm - " extended. The funeral was - Jas. Tainor, Andrew Murray, Earl plane

.., =,.i,i»-_... ,.. .i»,,i-E .li,, _iiiiih \‘\0.\lE.\"Sl l.\'s'l‘l1‘UTl5 _ A nl-W i"""d' .l"‘l°"‘l~ ilhere “re few on Monday afternoon. The ser- l Ch*"l°l""'°W"- The deceasefj was Keefe and Leslie Keefe. Service at church, cherry Valley. Notwith-

" ' “ ‘ " ui the Woiiielis Iimitillei In img pmvmce but had R- vices at the house and church . gggugi ibxarsccgfiiggf afngiilxfoitilge ‘the grave was conducted by Rev. standing iiiclelnvnt. wcatlier the

bllnl-;i~:~ il; Nlllill S\tin\»\' NS the "V ' am;/'ed on Pmmy' Ocmbpr 1' uncl erna Zine tpimel or -another were very largely attended' RW' I town He hllaqgl resided 0'n Egmoni W" E' Mmlaghan' mm]

~ ' ‘ at West.niorland_ The lneotulg \\.is‘ er ls 9 “C3 “ma Cale' H5* Mr Thomas conducted the ~er- ‘

thc schobilulusc. Folcwihg § -‘Plf l"l°""St lh llff W” lh 2411911- 1 1 ` u ld 'h' l irihutc tb 'the Fzlf ‘°’ °h° pw eight mrs' He E E I S- - _ w ' f v hon United if P _ii L M hon, aiiii his iihiirihg ihhor W VP*-‘S 3" Pa ‘gl eaves to mourn his widow and FUN RAL S RVCE The fll - RW- Mr ell' 0 "T

was supreme. On the 23rd of September last, 1937, the

in the :amily pplct at Christ

SCENE WHS \\'lll`iPSS?l`l by B

large assembly of lnonmcrs. The

° ‘CWI 1”* 0" - "S-` ' "5 very hne qualities 01 the detrlsrd- ` . ' nel-ul f willlu cum wil held ch ch criiciuted

_ _ gi. ih _ _ two children, The funeral will be o _m e s ur . .

Moorei Vice Plesirleiit. Mrs, helrechmgom Htl; Calif; His flrin ad V S_ heid on Tiihrsday ,homing to Eg..yesterday morning from his late

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_\ii___4 Gm iii._,i,iiiiiiiii iii ishiiiiiiiiii -l-.2\11-.lir.\l.\r.ll -_ Mrs. Johu M,-_c_ p._-ri ,;_ Trdu-_.dan-_ Dil-ectors, standards in education gave me Makin his 83rd S ch heiore mont Bay Church.-S ig5,¢iEhc.,_ My Ryhh_ to sh p,,i,_i

. ,iiii iiiiii _\ii._ _\i_i,._\i-iiiiiii _.he “_.ii,_ Qlrllll-soil \\'al.< l.'l\'l'll F1 ~Wl`lll`lSf` l1‘<l1‘l.V. Mrs Jackman. Miss tri-ace Moore, -Stlidents of Prince of Wales Col- Rhiariahg Mi- Bob I|)3e§v|,5 noted Ticks. ohm?-h' Fmt Augustus’ where

I ih iii_0iihi,_ii_ N_ Y__ iii ,_.i5ii iihi. mini _‘lil-lll._\ at lilil_llil.iie liillrlaliililtoli Mfg cameron; Allrlltol-s, l\lss Anna] lege a .orniation and an intellect- i imvehei-_ 'Writer and story re_ler, Alperton south lost one of its Fiqugem h1ghtMa`;; was celebrr- PENNY _At Beach Point Sept. 26

llluu _... _-il--_llur hurl wifi. white in ‘ 1-ul 2 -11111111- 1* ol l-if-0- C-i1t<l__\i-.u-Dohhlrl. itil-.=. H01' C’="“°'°"-1 ‘ml "Wk recognized far and wide guvc a fine cxllibitioh of his story; uid and dearly l0l’=d Clllzells °“ e ¥hme or V' ' €i}uf,:°° 1937

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éiriiieeestdhi-iigsoriviilgclioemhleiiji on; ttlogsttident who massed through his tell ng art at Rotary luncheon yes- Friday, October 1, when Mrs. John _ Mcéwlhaém arvlillsiiiiain Trahiorifl penny, 3, gun,

' ihgifg-3_5 1_1*-T "lil hrehiiember me teniay lin ligne Mild- Howl- humor Mcchhc passed awry at i-he are ,hciiagi Mumigghan _im F. Power' cori-“in-lil Mcrcii oct. 4, ins-

* aning, i te l Mn ‘ a many - ' ' ' ' '

- P annual mf‘*"llllE-’ ‘lf l-llf n'f=\'otlr>n to educatiofi nThg¢r tyf-£115 ous Ianetiflbtesxeof his most recent or 78 years' Whue Mccaige W. L. McEachern and Jos Muma- to M’

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to Mr. and Mrs. James M.

. and Mrs. Gordon E. Coffin,

. . rl- _ . »-.-'-ul lull vllu.-.»- -lv-‘r 11111-1 \il~< anna-f~l wares--‘ incl- and c.l~hlldl-lrw sllipplllsl llur is the bl-ttcrr ' P ' - isihth Gaspe.`Ausu'al1a.RuS- had been in mr W" wee 5' heh- Service at the zrllvewlls can-'“°°lM““d D*“l?“'eU’- ° d““8““”

i~_'i_`.`__i."i i-_` f_\i‘.`_'i:'E“i_ii. hiii.i'_\iis:_` l-cl her applet-iatloil in a very fee- l Ciiih hh

. Jil.; i..i.:;l.~- .llld cializliifr .\l;ir- ll""'7n)‘mm`r and hoped her old lowing

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im-lr. A1-:' :intl Mrs. Hugh Pliillzps ll»“-‘l-` “Ollld "5" hp’ in her new shipments, since the inception ofl mwng' bleak he got' mums his say b me commlmn Wh" “mst °f

aiiii _“iii B,,iiiii.` Mi.; uhh M_.ii.hiii_ . li<il1;f‘.\ll'.~'. Slnipsoll leaves shortly iiiis iiv

_ __ _ _ _ e stock slipping li b l _w - ' tl' "b li" 'her me was span' a q ' un' TINA _ _ MTS-

ulfi u-lil lih-.li-in.-l-_< Ruhr und Jilllr, hh lj--1l~'_ hrl hvlhr ln Challolh- i.-eh ish i924 iolihe Eiiiic ‘oi ,iM_'<,'*h*0TLl;IE0F THEODORE ;i§’§Z‘g”if5r1ilif:i‘f°’;“‘ii}l; iiiéfiibeixiii assuming and generous disposition. hgmhghfifi ififmifilicé Qfirgggs' 2:; ¢;mmNc.s_at the P. E. I. Hospi- . -. it s em i936_ 'mi ét his hon; 'Illrie iiihialilyoclzliiri in me Associaied Piesi sllie ghastly; endeared heizelf to and Pacific Rhiiway is expected tal,

_ `. __ S _ . - a w w om s came oon- ` 1 E. S. Giddings. a soil.

Il~l;I;\b§l0~0[ Shipments M of Mr' The°d°" 'mn' r Em nfimnafcgiatrllce lgliliv rlrilie (ggi: tact, and hcr -rinceohristiah char- im c';"°'"° ii” °_fi‘i’;“i‘;l°°“"'°""‘ fl‘°"’5' coNNoi.i.\'-at thc P. E. I. Hos- number of hogs Shipped WAV at er a brief illness at '18 aman;he_ uiwlik" ceremony and Mt" and many neighhoiuiy Mis rithnnec on an invest gation pitai_ 4 ilii,ii;hU0iagii'r]frihfI`l`enhi?Ilm W” l :ip'pie5i,ni,aiioii was held in hon- of kindness will not soon be for- gn i;_m°eegr§'°imt° “mmtiL°n in th' Robert E. Connolly, Duiistaffnage, - -» 0 . ., _ r _

number of calves siiipped - 1'-‘.:ne in the I.slhn§";fr1i,h hi hgliff our of Rt. Dr. Giddings who is the gotten. out E cgmmgsgfsfogethe 215532? a dhU8ll*fl‘~

rms when 11 young lad They re proud'father of a baby b0y- -*~ mmit of the A ti vi i BEN

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hiiii Mi. iiiiii Mi-5 (;.,.ii_ 'lhe llraililful lic-iv Catholic iegiigifzi

(ii iiiiii _y_-iiiic[,~ (,`liui'<'li all Kt‘lislnutl'lll_ which Was ` Tomi

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fri- _ :y~ r . _ _ _ .~ y wmiiis i Hamill Aiirii-l~_-fill and little flaugll- Ri. Rm; J. A. O‘Snlli\‘aii. assisted Tomi' l

3-.. i"_lr-ll lilill the host and liostess l»_-.' \-\'cral lne|lil1i‘l's of i-he <'lf‘l‘gy. , Ml. .ni-i Air- \\';ll‘.i-r l'inll:p.~ und. _-\ i--rv large _~<l.i:re:ailr»i'i wiilicss- “as 41 :';l1Z\i:~ell Ernest and Lois and lion- an tile ceremoliy of bie.~.<lnz the ,Net

‘ '\ 1;' um'-.lt Mrs. ’l`lmiim.< Phillips. .lliarl-li Tile oiltide of the church $"03'493

\l-- (leo ".l:ir\f'lian arrl\'f‘rl home “-ac hw- .hd i-ii.5i mid ihhh ih Cflll

be f l ' i.'l fl F' - ' ` - i of regret were made ‘ rg°“ “e Pm "°° ° Plllll

ianum r 0 amhs Shipped ; hl(.f_~..l”l,, ,fi'§,f,','vPf,',.'i'f;;e -rifle' ctqhirbfhfliurc ci at. char Davis nmivan ar c.ovr:nN1uEN'r M“""".“Z*‘- “W” L* ° m‘"l‘°*- l" Mrs. ,.,,h,,, paid lo slllhrclc was i WW has sincek-sided. Mrf T,-221 who lmes on Thursday to take up iiousz_nis Honour thc Licutch- “grill-lhrl 1°r 4110-000 mrs 0! Seed r-aruuilrrschl southprlrt. ll daugh- 97 holla was a quiet retiring mah but his new duties in Sydney. N- S- ant-Governor gave a dinner in hon- 5;’ ;'°"-5° t_:°c‘”‘l “B l'° ’°P°"~’ °l ter

,`.,,_-Q, ciui, ,,., thi. hiovihceirli such sterling character that lf, WEDNESDAY oiir of thc Rt. Hon. rt. B. acl-lhett A’ mm "Me l’-V MY- F-it-mil 'rnsmoit - at Emerald Jct. ch

hlhhheszsuherieiias, thznrbl- i has high made ihe°’iml;lferl“il,’;”-hi; ;i:_‘fiahhh hid ihiih he ,hid of me i=;;li§1d°;;°Lh°‘”;fhiWi§j ‘it“e;;°;°§§fi' uctcd by Rev. Louis Dougan. Miriam alice. ‘

SCIIURMAN-At the Slimmetsldo

Iiaiy oi, E personai interview with Y tl’ of Quiet SEED MARKET [N ARGEN I-Iospitel, Sept. 30. 937, to M.l'. Ind

Howard Scliurman, a son. sept. 30. i9a7,ftc Dr, and Mrs.

Oct. 2. 1937. to Mr. and MIB.

NE'I`T-At the P. E. I. Hos- on Oct. 4, 1937, to Mr. and James Bennett iiiee M.ild.red

~ 'fl _ill--'r3l.ll;lhl .rua ull: \-uit for B,_§,,.i,"‘;,',,d ,h_,'g,. ehiiiihg- ihif brat this record? irras.-lug is li distinct icss ic thc _M-Thugs y. P. u. coNvi~:N- at Govemment House lust cvchihg Shire his arrival ln the Maritimes sunday. oct. 3. 1931. to Mr! and

1 ‘.\.‘:.lf: ‘-\'.tli llvi' llal'Ch’»-€- i .~aulc'l erliflce alfsilnilar icrelnony

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n‘ 013° 'V' C<‘ll~‘fla'5 °'ll>‘lRn‘lll`“' llztiilili River (Thilrch *chow chant- N , edii<’.i'.fl:.:.-‘.< n:i.~.~ed away ye.='vl'-I iii: iiih i.,___hhii_\i,,_<4 " ." ce'h_F'd

dai r_‘ 1"_...I..:'vtov\'n in the per- . -,. i _

" .rfi_l if iii' S.i:l'.:lel N. Robl'l'l.'~ol'l. ii_}:r\` P" MacDonald mo mid

l'= ‘i. 1-1 l"l':I‘"i‘ ri; Wales Col- -.mio

lg.; ll- ilu- pil.-t 'i;.lri-six yeaiw

, lil- ara.-. 68 years ot aue. Allllliizu -.vim lull. money fort Annan

D .ith wits duo to ilmirt trouble. 5 gi,ih_,.,| `,__.hi_\_ “-iiii.i,.iw hi.” iiic . home

1 to \\'lllt‘i Dr. Robeitsoli hail been i ii hir `

- silipjc-lt. for some lime. Recently. lllim-_

lloweiir hp vas in good healtill lllbuhiui fm- th.; jiithyioi- déc0i-_- ther

and reiiliil iseliliiy as usual fini .llloli

_ Savill-ilay ll:::i:' At 3 o`clo<~l< Sun-, llialikorl the all-liill-ci. .\Il'. James l _yhhii

day vnii'lllii'; he became arlltelv, E. li.i1'i"~ f"tzil'lnttet0\l\‘il the

he '-1 the late John ll1nes.i gn; A_

.-1. f-lull: 'lor the new altar. at his home'in Lynn, Ivins.: Mr

1.:

and had visited his old

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slioztiv al'e~i~ ll nm - ingli. and Mr. Hazleton Gillis of Lwiie

Born at Cane T.'1\'crse, this niliall River for the inte' - -

Province, Samuel Nli;. la Rnboi'islln§ had la)-:en in colnpletiii(gL Heist; ;§°i;iaJ50 3 son Bom are bU"l""l acqiiired his eariv ciiilirlilnn ati work H1- also expi'e.\~ed his-thanks ‘

Nm‘li Br.-deqtle, '.\lic.r ‘le rc.~ifl€‘d lo H'-‘ l-"Wil-`lllll» Bl-\ll<’D O'Sulllvan,

.f vixtii his uncle Mr. Thomas Car-` for lll5 *“l"ll`-0 llllfl C0-Olicration. 356

ruthcrs. He entered Priiire oil He referred to the fact thatinewiy Wales College in IBR4 and grudu- l-l1f0l11li the gt-ilel-1isii_y of the Gracie

YNS -‘\‘Ew nvrn-:s 'r

___ lnonimumiy He was an adiieieiii of Mx and Mrs w_ s_ when 25 guests were present. An

‘_ . _ . . - -

Mrs J. Leslie Trainor. a. son-

rnl- Church uf Scuhahd To his wid T|0N“'R°" ed in i_he.enJoyab1e musical program was FUNERAL 0F MR- H|GS0N~ JOHNSON.-At. Crapaud, Sep-

'-" 1 -ir..-; ilclrhl-lhca llllidc -.\-ull thc _san News n1:cr:iv|:n__vlr lov.-'_ formcny M- _, '- G ` Godfrey- Sa°'<l/llle» m°l°’ icoliuibutcd by Miss Lchu Macnure, The funeral of James H. Higson. lamb.-,~ 35, 1937, to Mr. and Mrs-

MacNe1ll of New Alma _ 1 and to his f ISS asm Emma' 1-*llmd °“ Thursday Y” attend me 1M'r. Arthur G. Bruce, Mrs. Frances 1 52. was held Saturda fr his

ur Johnson, a. son.

, il . _ Y Dm AI'tl"l

the sad neu-5 Oh M;1hiir;y - is extended. lsoglucgefyalxfigt Western Prmce Y. génE:’;“i‘;’; ll-foil Trainor and Mr. Charles H. ‘residence Upper Hillsboro street GnL|,ANT-Ai. st. Patrfclrs, Sept.

morning that his brother, ML Ah. - St- Eeanors: Joseph, New Bruns- l"°“ M Elmsfiale' A 5 ' Earle all of whom were heartily to the Peoples Cemetery. Services 30_

1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Angus

Maciqehi had ihihieii aiim. 1 wick: James, Portland, Me. Daugh- they were l°"“’d by M155” M9” encored. After dinner the guests re- were conducted by the Rev. A. E. Gallant, u son. '

t/ers. Maude, Mrs. Tynson New M“"W~"l- Carleton. hhfl Mafwn tired to the drawing room when 2 Maexehzie c0_i,,;5f,0,- of Trinity NEwMAN_M New Haven, och 4’

‘ _ - -° Mr- Ms- “tr

ul- lam G d -cnsnonp wmi MAN cum hh cd b his brother cup- me-“» ° 5°"-

Y I i ‘ iiist siimm ii i_i._ ‘_ es or on, Ontario; Mae, ` 119 D Y ed by Mr. Menton Whitlock. Pall -ul-1 1-_>__1u<- I-lie 1. N. Don-1 ri-tongs hm. Wiii fcihei 110 i Nh--i Frank Herring. New Grrsgcw, sbsuonranf-Plcstch nclluliiioniti. iulil Bennett leigcsuicr silhkvéilf iicaim Wm, Mwim whim uhh .uit h lihlldsolllc coll- i of his iiiihsiiig Besides his im” P-_VE-1I..Nand Rose. Mrs. John som- driver ci' the car which strut Rh this niicii-iiirllgiiild th ogolilixgcey n Biiiiie’ Goidoh Leihih' A_ o_ i,_

_ in New shhiul ulrr lu.-.. l"l` °‘ _“W G’“°€°W- N- S- His killed .ichh 1-illggcrdy lit New rl- lcicd ls v l e pr - oil, John T. Martin, samuel

oi hh, i,iiiii_i_h_ he iiimi are len to mmm .namNrivs.V1__s clliughteis were all at home to at- nan, was arrested on Tuesday I ch

i H. Baker. Margate. ljlgoallllrrlliliti' fi;lfrtg;1ilot;`nh1i?i}':Ji1‘;Iashl;eldla(;2 2113132);-Sgr oyrhs prtglhigrigieargf ‘T912 lot{:ti3;5lc[Ai:§Sng§f¢3;Kw(;’sth2ld lgtf Th ri th Wan i 24 1937 End M

HI' Noiwghhmmmz an that m_|d_ humor Mr`.S_ JI Mmulalvu S-mms. h’\;;.;.Jo~rllll Maclhhls. Fl-hiilrlur rruirieilre and which was attended f T osday. ni8ht in the Hari-s Memorial Al-1, e ea. occurred Tuesday at _ Wooside. Sep.. . . a ay

_ .- _ ins was -set d°Wh 01' ‘l th. id - be ii-

_ ical aid 1-mild do he passed away to the drool-atm-s, Messrs. J. -E for Aiigignd Mrs' Dame] s"‘l"“_" l bl' an 6185565 °f °m""5 Wh° Came- Oct 12th. at 10 a. m. at the Court. Gilllery- MW Mlfllfflf I""l“3° vaidrgieixzcgf 1311;-5¥\?)§ufEnMn:}1::ih,l 5;-izzeu to Walter RD "mn M

h. Mais. M, M _ mp _vth _ . Pl ld t, ded. _

predeceased himr fm: ed fgiend eallnrl'eis1x;l?;l('isbot}l.ur.arl>'f:l2ng§l;ro_ H°ui‘;:ii '§?°$4“0‘&)"‘_‘fg “as "°l°4‘°d ieiaige hlzigfild-_hu oi members wrlow of Neil Matheson, in the 94th MACp;.|,;|L__\,v,“,KgR __ Ae gh,

French and C. H. Black.

MARRIAGES

_ ____M**"Z3T;

MILLER-FRIZZELL - At Corn-

Parsonage, b_v Rev. E, R.

some-is had charge of the funeral on heard a report of thr annual meet- Ye" ‘lf ll" 58°- home of the bride Comwa11.P-E- I-l

-h. ' iihitrm lt. - i th ' - - "'_` l db th secretary-.Miss Jac- MW- M*‘ll“’S°" W# b°"‘ in wednesday. oct. sth, at 5 p- m- hy n S smilaneh Cviigetglry ft gglgierclriragi A stirrmg appeal to Canadian qfriiifiiz Mgcdafuid md ihe iiehsiii._ Georgetown, P. E. I.. but had resid- gm-_ D_ K_ Ross B_ A__ Colin Denier

cr.-'e.~s l>2l»fl0tl5m» F* defeme °f those r's re rt presented by Mrs. R. E. ed' the gfemer Put °f he’ me l~ Ma.cPhall of Meadowhanl; to Mary

l ‘deals °f Bflilsh “°”‘°""‘°" °“ E lchpgt dccidcd that thc sc- Hfrlllhh- _ niilulbcth wriirch riuughicr ci Mr.

ahpollllcd only ihlldlllégl A very iltiructzvr dcublc wcddlhg “"“°“ °‘“‘“‘“““ °‘““’“h’l’ 1’ my `wcuivd”hoid prllcticlli-worii She lr survived by twc sch, w. and i r_ 10,- phme E,i,,ai_ii isiaiiih it-lssclchililzcd lh st. Pauls church ‘°““d°d “md whim °°d“" is night lrlcctings cllch 'russduy in thcl gm! iglvmllfhx mg ihgg ai 1°: noLMEs-Rooms-At 220 nich-

Mrs. Hugh Walker of Comwall.

|i.i.(i in wi-,_ H., ihhii w_.iii mi art-liltcet and tni.i<l<-r lhhy hiid l hii._ Wiiiihm i,._ Rogcihim hi i_iazhi_ sulnmerside, Rt. Rev. Mgr. J. G. J threatened by pressure "Om many Gallery. dmg ““°°“V°"' r um mond Street, Charlottetown, on

nillhfuulls illlli-cl-_.iw \-_-ll-lu lu- rc- ‘1-ll We 1110 il iivo -.l-bt :nl-A llurlok C,-Uumhy be. . .ii ‘.\lvLel all celebrating the Nu tial' dl-S“1Pl»ll’° forces- W” made lim An exhibition of local art will be bm- Qc - “ ' _ first. ivil-_ w.sT msgs- li...-ri, whch Miss cllchlsc hrsehiuit evshlhil bl’ the Rl- H011 R- B- had oct. is which will be open to ' The f““”°l W” mild °“ Tl‘“"' ci

mid aw., gi-ii(iih,iih._, ,~,.ihiii,_.d io fur tile iillu-riilr of the lilurcli lor Daily Produce Gi.iiiii.i.ii.i éiiaighi lit-i-iline the bride of Lawrence gh Bennett, federal Conservative ihe hiibi_c_ _ dey hfl-eHl00l1 N13 00l0Cl¢~ Illleif' _Hoimes of Bash Royhiih Rem t';a<'ll .<1-iiool at Albl-rion, l 'h""" .l’""g" “""l‘l Come lll good of t-he Maritimes with headquarters ` Gahlnl and Miss Laurella Afsell- lead" “nd form" Prime Mmlstm All 0P9!l dl-Wu55l°“ “mug the mem' m Fam/‘eu cemetery'-_Ha I- 'Hugh Miller officlated.

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. _ ‘ l fl _ ‘ 5 551 _C .V SlVlllK l`iSlI'1lt‘ti0hS and . __ ' E' _" 9 ge- 3-173891' 0 W 9 9 e ra qlleS l0l'l5 Per - Stl li-Cll ‘l tl l ’ . Oct.Ob€

hihiih “hh hii._ iii i,i_ siii,i,i.v hii,__ _ .hm had lllvtug.-_< mini- ni -he iihii | ihaiiihii iii.i.aiihi,ihehiS wiih hhii -File scl.,.ii_i, Gi.0Cei.y_.. io cai,adiy_ what page me society should play Following a short illness which ,smile al o c own on r

collection thai. him-llili-_v was Rogrieoii to carry on this ilupm-l.l The bridal party entered the Last nlght's public meeting, in the community precipitated an was b°me with chnsma-“ Patlencoi

ll<‘lh doll-a_\~ c_\-pl=h.,cs. R8.-, pr i nn: part or tllr-'dairy work. Ycstcr- ‘lllllfll i0 the st-rains of the wed- following a Provincial Consewa~ interesting dis0l1SSl0h J°l“°d l“ by the deal-ll °f ~7°h" A- H“¥l'l°5 °l .gsm P E i hhii

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i._,ii.i,_i his BA iimi MA( (ii_i_.i.i.,,_." - I:_l- ugh _l-lle_\'i hail noi. e\'i-l-ytliilig l tober

Uq A

In 18113 he was appointed to the 1 ilmll'

stall’ of Prince of Wales College wp

y 1

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cm Chit-f Sinwrintelidcnt of lZ`r1\l-rim” cation, who also had ent.r‘r1-cl thc. \°

l

Year with Dr. Robertson and ie- . JSI mainerl a life long friend and in- l timate. ' H5 D

pf\.illt<-ci Principal uf tlli- Coll.-goin li\-‘_-i`l'0"N"'T0NE _ "ER NAR" CIM

.-iirr-f~.~‘.<ioii to Dr. Alex Anderson, ,`(iii,

ullich posiilon he hold. with great 1 evhiii i ». - , Cie, di.-ilnrtion and satisfaction, until `,,i M:.1igh?iii"i3i`i.S'fh13,$¥hi‘;‘ii Ugirggflde hi” "°“l‘l" NPW lbllfioll. wliell till-fr daughter

.¥_\\'iis .\ol1'liinlzl~d on Wecliil-sdny 3 "°“'

wi-l. ii li- r~ri-lveli from St, F‘:';i:1- 'R:l.pli Warren Jolinsion son of Mr l kdm

.\i"e\ nas ,-1 well merited tribute `li\ to his :n~ll.l-wrlrentg as fi srliolar "il

.~l:lf‘ rriilrn' fini.-‘_ l1'lflt‘l‘ Hn arch of asparagus fern l was

g- ~i hriiiiii-_i _\i._iiii.i.i_» iiihiqhiii i7i._ ililiil pink :intl while fliilvers. Over and

l"1»llr»i¢ rvl ht- '\.~ tl 1xr~r~i'i0'.al _‘l‘" . _ _ h.i_i iirii.iii_i__..__ _i_._ h i_,,h(.iii,,i._ ilih wah lvlie nth(-1' flt>f'1it‘illl0li.\ in the room bam' ri firm li-Iiv.-nl' ill the aiivalit gl’ W"

li. :-_<1 <.‘il- 1-'-_ :intl the tll.i>u.~ I

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:lr-;l~ l-i _l-l.illi‘.s \\lln 111-»'/'li "

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__ llilzii hi.; liiilitls iii Priiire oi -i-iii,

-lr=iil'.;ll tl'alliliil;tli1_-y hi; In lnmlmwri io ihc smiiiih oi was

»: \\/ifliiiig M.ircli played by the me

Mr. Rogerson accompanied Mr. 1 ‘lm-3 m‘“`Cl'l Played by MTS- Roy tive Convention attended by up- all members. N9l'b°l`°~ 0” Sem- 22nd W” fe 5 i

for the chili-ell had not amy- }Dri\'ies to Moulton N B uhcre he Sllhllhanl wards of a thousand delegates *_* °¢lV¢<l Wllll 50"°W “ld deep fe m

but hclfcd it would _won be in - will assi.-it in the Edurlitichsl Bill-f MHS “C11” was very charmrns in was presided ovcr by Mr. samuel Dr. s. N. nlobcrtsch was hurled sret by his many relatives and

l-“tc _ ‘lrr Grading being chrricri but in if-1’l\‘ She" tml' 8°°f8°ll° °"°l' Kcrlhcdy. president cf thc Qucchs lu shcr-wood cemetery yutcrdllr friends. The deceased, who was _

" In 1901 Dr. Robertson was ap- `*1 lhl‘tnl:‘l`;I::“‘;-lg’-IM°'l°"_L“5kl" ‘lf filhldutlllwnh Fight ‘ming b°d1°° County Conservative Association. following an impressive service in in his sbctieth year, was the lon MACGOU

_ _ _ ._ all c-\ucl~chcru if wvrled buttons rxtendinz It nv. rl rousing rcccpribh is thc auditorium or Pi-inec or Wah# of thc lute .iurhrll and cllthcrlhc GAN-At Malnrque. Oct

_ - il.-i-gl-Ci h,.iiih._. iiii. iiii, hiiiiiii i,ai.iy_l Dovlcrf Charlotl.tetowil. I V W d l llitistlcritliiy ucuornted for the occi.-_ jng_ _ Umwd ure B “por '

hrhh, ,hi .i-,.,i ii i- i , _ - Tic unera was hed on c - sion wi cut flowers. Mrs. C. C.

ihi. ,iiiii iii»Li_i_i. ihiiihhvifiiolgsx nesday Sept. 8. A private funeral lViilcNeill and Miss Lorraine Arsen- __pR|_;T-ry wEDD|NG_A very 3 graduas’ °§zt'h° ;°uege'MHcD:“

held at the home after which alll: assisted in serving. pretty whddihg was soiemhiud in “Sl-S` l/ed Y W- Well M _“' remains were removed to York After receiving hearty congratu- si Paiii-5 Chiirch Siimmemid, lm- A mused °h°l-‘ ‘mm °“7

a. first cousin of Dr. Robertson and

._ in ri 1- mmf- priu-tirul suli_il~c-hs. lllllzdl .» will-ill itlrs. .linnes Coles, '1-he United Church. The services were lations and many good wishes Mr eiiii Tiiesda momih wh ii Mis Cllll-l'°ll¢S l00l¢ Pl-ff- in me 5°l'Vl°°-

, '. "' i ' r.ll~_" ll ‘ '

1,.

A 5 (.`lli'l.-iirlli gl-lltleman in the true lll`l‘f-KP lll0S-‘S0171 lar:i.<‘il|'rl with velvet and

.1 l' h: f

erii_lr;,ii,,_.i hs h iiic prnccih in cl- boliqllt-L of pink mses. Miss Jean-

_ Ol ul" -.-1--ater lliiporinitchlinw- 1 » -3 i 1 1. . _ conducted by Rev. J. A. Nicholson. and Mrs. Galant left on a honey- y y B e

r~'-:' .\-_ ilu- trznning in charlie- illi\.i(ll\1\-t]li[l\'1-lr t(l)i\i[ir:\tilf`0ll`l‘ie obollildgl lmmmem was “L York C"m°t°ry‘ mmm “D L0 me New Englmd gerlgutiizacgzlighhgnxd ‘lil-Irscl\,dui:::cI%1le(i’lll Trmny United Church' Summa”

, uhh, ihiihh ,ihii ihe iiiii siiiiii Thr pal bearers wen. _I-Icssrs. E. stores. _the bride travelling in a Wim 'iinihed in marriage' hi Mr side. was filled to overflowing with

iinii.-ir-ff-fl ily -xlnipiv :lull niet-<~;>t :mill ill ai‘ii1<~lill i'rll<l.~ in the floor.'J' Vmscy' Elb-V Hm"l~V‘ Mlmm V"s` three Piece 5”” °f bmw" and “vm James Mullins of Char]0i,(,ef,°w-h' sympathmng :funds fm' the fun'

' A lilan nl stlrlziig il1tegr1i_v_ ri Url i-1‘r llvtiil wits :i lroroiict oi 5°-"' Pope Cook* Wesley Mmlhcw L“""`d and Sport hal- Rt Re M G J Ma Leu ' eral of Mn' A' A' Lockhnt* which

Albert Proud. Miss Ll-lurctta was very winsome cei‘ebm;;d im' Nhptihi Ma; T22 wasmheld yestherdigly. Revfc L. Eh

in copper-leaf satin with high neck ' Dov conduc d e serv e ass d i and flared skirt webring “off tha bl'ld°oif“i§;’°d! 31° Cixi-";’h °" by Rev. Mir. Salter of Kenshgton,

Whi.-h hi.. hi,-,mi ,mi shii.iiiiiiihi,_ ine .lulilis-.ulu-_, _run-r of me g,~i,0m_ Mr John Haggerdv, 54-year-oldi face" velvet hat and corsage bou- “fm l' B ef- 3"* 9 former pastor of the deceased.

_ ' i-.____. . hm _qhhiiiii hi,,,ii0mihh.e N0 §,_ii_ - luis bridcslllhirl and wore 3 di-egg New Annan farmer was almost in- quci. of roses and maiden hair fem. lll m"'l'l-98”- 9° mil 5lfl'°l“5 °f l-he Many friends from points in the

` ‘ " ' ill'-lit mvllrl come under his infill-

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higlir-r cflort and many nowhold-_ ch init positions of great rcsponsibil- iii ity throllghout Canada and the Units-cl States. have paid tribute to the ine-timable value of the rix--

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rrled out. the duties of the by

ll _'i»h,‘,.-,NJ ._

ei- ' .fs `

cert-inoiiy a wedding supper wu his

A firm believer in tempei~hnbe,l

_ Dr. Robertson was for long assoc-l

iated with the temperanee move-‘

ment in this Province, and did' much in promote its activities. - br. Robertson was a Presbyter-

ian ln chiirch connection, and had long affiliation with the Peoplek Church of this city.

There gre left to moum, the

widow, formerly Miss Annie Mc- Grath. Tlznish; aL=o one brother. Mr. Thomas Robertson. Prince Al- bert, Sauk: and two sisters. Mrs. Iohn Lowther, Edmonton. Alberta. and Mrs. William Cnllberk. Con- .ral Brdrqiie, P.E I.. to whom the -lr-r-port sympathy will be extended

on this occasion.

and white. Two tier wed in c k

pointed table. Thr- girl friends of the bride assisted in serving. M

_ Y

moon trip_ilirough the Maritimes °

with matching accessories. Upon

rl-rr-ive-ri some very lovely wedding gifts.-I

gum l,l»h¢¢nllr~_ win a bmiquet of stantly killed when struck by a Attending the bride was Mrs. Weddllll mllfflh played by Mrs. Mm-imhes agwnqen the funer|_|_

_, __ , mth wiihohi hihiihg insiiired io 'onze ehyl-shnillrnlums, Mr. 011. motor car near his home yesiler- Harold' I-luestls wearing copenhagen R05’ 5lulPll°hl-- The llflde W” Three'be1\Ul»ll'llll1Yh1nl W¢l'¢ ¢l105¢h

_ - - wr acl-lull-11, hluthcr ui thc brldc day afternoon. The cur was driven bluc with vclvct and ccrsage bou- very °h»-rmlhz in I 'flwr length for thc roi-vice, "Tho smdsof Tulle

Mr- Preston Beaumont a com- quot. Mr. Harold I-fuestis very cop- fl-fell 0! lhldhliht blue trlheplr- are Binkhg”; "Brief Life is here

-<u»lll.snlull. Dilring the signing of mercinl traveller from Charlotte- ably carred out his duties as cnt velvet with blue velvet hat our Portion,"ond“Now thehobour-

_ thu register Mr. Noi-man Johnstone town. Mr. Haggerdy was walking groomsmen. and shoes. She carried an ivory ers Talk is0ver." lmprtulveiy ren-i

slnlg "1 Love You Truly." After thc hu-mg the pavement I-eiurnlng in A dainty wedding breakfast was rosary. Her sister. Mia Pearl Mac- dered by the choir. The iorlsahnulftg

h ' _ _ ed t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neill was bridesmaid and wore l Plllled tha "Dead March n "`

sci-yrd in ithc rlllnlig room. which dehceogle hlgolgmtgir nuirifiligymfezle Jirhvn Vgedge and immediately liter lovely dtex of blue crepe with at the conclusion of the service. has artistically decorated in pink was iii-iii,e]_hi-ig h.i the came diiec_ Mr. and Mrs. Percy Wedge left On velvet turban. Mr, Hughes 9( The pall bflrerl were Dr. LD.

d iz ` - h tri to th Uniicd . Ma Munro, Gifford Matheson. y-

w nh miniature bride and gi-inf: min as "Le-car' ii! h i Stailzpsfythillogllde 3-avellin: in DIV! rci:Td“:>¢li"t'Mt§1:ndu‘tl;l¥o';“g:t?3risii=:::i time Rogers. Hugh l".Morrison,Ms_|. lricl-hrd ull- ur-idcs tchlc. Lighted e,,ide§‘;f,°‘h§i‘ ii{“h{ i",,iihfi ih°;"ih“ i bluc Pcirct twlu lluit with hat and mm, eh, "Wig, il., ,hh ,hgh or su-lull, and R.. s. P. Jardine. ih- iahcrh _silver ragdlehticksushed a deceased .Tiimegiio his deiiifi hs shoes to match. “nl hi,-pi-°i,i-|.¢¢ hymn, .hd terment was in the Peoples Cem- -sc vi over I e. aint y ni- being hh h ~ Prcvicus is their weddings. these i bel ' etery.

' " “ “L” Wm' ‘“`f"°"v° t -c o ladi c guests at 'hm "M “B” °' W" "U mn' 'rhcr were many lcvcly ilbnl

r. ;°‘k°S' fnvfn wh 'Te P,r°“l°“ sgvergluslligiwersegivznrln their hon- ed “U” ezitionnel-0Ar;":i";]i;i:h°n§ tributes bearing silent sympathy

and Mrs. Johnstone left on n hone - °“m°“ ° C "rm t°t‘°“"' I" or and were the recipents of many "ry 'W y’ C “ ' for the bereaved family. Mr. Copp

ur °pl"i°“ the mm Pr°“"°“ Hem' lovely gifts. An" the ceremony ° wedding of Port Elgin, former president of

and New England State.-i. The bride m°"° W2* driving 1" “ °‘"°l°5'° During this double marriage core- br”"“" 'au i""°d 'l' i°h° gmc the Canadian National Bilver Fox - »- f--.1-_-;.::.-._ ._ .. .. --i, if ----- --5 ,;--,- -lg n °..r..."t..lr. ,ir-:_-;,

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,heh icuii." i_h,._i. wiii ,aide in Long sided. Composing the Jury were: occii_iiigi,i_ liémuihaieigzofihhing 0; his tho but wishes of their friends or the hugihumh uid" mm,

R-.-,.i-_ pi-evioiig h, hm. mai.,-hh, th, Messrs. John E, Campbell, fore- iw_ Mm siiii i.i z for their future happiness The iv 3 mm ii m bridr- ull- il-hdercri u shower at the ml-hr Cllll<i° K°““Yi 0”- BW- flzgcaritlfbiy, --o solgtcl-I-1|.--nn' "W bride vu the sum. of hom-lr ut §§°§"h‘f';i.°,°ii'i‘,,,m_ 'ml' ,_ ,_ Qmfifhn hom.. nf M,-_ and Mi-,_ wang, ness; OllvorM\cNell1; P. B. Clark: Mhhy' mend, Mi, hi wghhm' several little showers previous to .hd M,-,_1,°¢kn|,|-t. of Little She- Pcyhvrr. rl-rnch River, when she John Taylor and Arthur Morris- time pepuni- young ,°ui,l¢, mum her marriage when she received ,m|u,_ ei-,ugmu df nr, mdkhurt

MY- L Cl- l-»eWl-1 Npfeeenlrd l-he happiness in their respecting IIN lovely gifts from her girl um hu young, Mg, “yu-g Lmg. l°""'° l\°lMS--5 ‘fl’“\0-3- hmnnlnnnguiommnmn. ,

'1‘l.i|..~'-_A i---y 1_ - - ..d_ butter maker and factcly man ic 111°: lvhgth oi the dress. Her corsage _ h 1 39 years he neld Hu he 1 Fr town, John An- 2-