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poring the month of Ml" cancelled.

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“Mgtmjumtfi Qttshptcriuvudliburcl;

Minister-Rev. W. Bruce Muir mumm- AND OHQIRMAIOTER-illfl. F. 1'. wA-rlqg .

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MINllTERQp-RIV VI. M. RYAN, B. A.

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THE CBARIFITETOWN

GUARDIAN

PAGE THREE

Central Guardian

NOW l8 THE TIME. Not when t is too late to get olle, renew or llbscribe and get a dainty case of leedles. tl

CHANGE OF DATE-The Liber- ti-Conservative meeting at Corn- wall will be held on Wednesday. lux- Zlith in Cornwall Hell and not Ill Aiux. 26th as advertised.

8-21-4i

HAMPTON UNITED church ser- rlce will be conducted by Mr. Rich- lrd Metcslf on Sunday, Aug. 22 at loilllilon 3 p. m., Bonshaw 7 p. f.

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES —

troll, will preach. ' Allfltllbs-IIIO evening service is i

A .

11.00 A. M.—Prenther:

k _ .,RQV,Q§I@H~AAM§A,Yr D. D. 22nd, iigilrray 1-larbor North,

' :-W. s. FLETCHER . . . - a- '11-; ’ “W's Rooli- Z30 wu-

ORGANIST k ' A‘ R c M’ A‘ T‘ c‘ |-' EndDHlIQ p.m. Preacher, Rev. W. ~ , . av es. '

...~ ' ‘JSERVIOES 3-4;. dromonnow

-, H}, 9,15 A. rp-Prsyer relating, i ' 10.00 A. iML-Snbbath School.

Subject-"My Two Witnesses." ' evening’ m“ Lawmm’

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5°“ H’ Tm MrPx_’A.facG'rry_ M'°D"""'d 4 READERS-Do you want a casc

l of needles? ‘Send in your renewal 1.00 P. M.—8ub,lectt—“l Am u» Way." today sod sot one. Do not include SoIoa-“Coneider iris Lilies" . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Topllff mm“ i" Pilsiogii- This ooeiiio

“The Lord in My Shaflhend’ .......... .. Llddle ‘m’ ‘B Y°“" m“ will‘ 9""? "*-

Mlrl. Lawson “ewai- t!

VISITORS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ALL SERVICES

TRINITY UNITED CHURCH -- Dr. Ramsay. will preach at both services tomorrow. In the morn- ing the soloist will he Mr. A. A.

on 5 H_ Runuyl D_ D. MoGorry of Montreal, and in the

NORiTlH RIVER BAPTIST CIR-

OU|T—Preaching services for Sun-

olAssIFn-zo a

r ~ rm.-- . v -~ *4- M. ¢,,,,.,_," ._-- . ----‘ - - v -

day, Aug 22, are as follows, Fair- view at ll o'clock North River at 3 ‘o'clock and Long Creek at 7.30 o'clock. -Prayer service will be , held in the Fairview church on Saturday Aug. 2-1 at 7.45. V. V De- Long, student pastor

DVIlItTISEMENTS - - - -- "over llne at! word.

l" In! line o! I word; 7' P" llll cl’ l Ierln 4

POWNAL UNITED CHURCH —

Agents ‘Ivanteil

products offers every industrious Del-loll a splendid opportunity to l make otlsy money. Build your own business with absolutely no lisk. Exclusive territory. The LR. Watkinsilomilflli)’. 379 Craig ivsst, Montreal. 1277-84443“

lil, ‘Montreal.

. @500 MONTHLY EASY SELLING I;- iiiigic Gas. $1 can equals 33 gai- y ions gasoline. No carbon. Guar- i anteed harmless. Proven merits. Your nzinlc on cans. Write quick

t rticulars and proof of this ""- No washing. Extra 100d Ilospital, st. John, on August 2nd i ‘Stllhiglélllfiill. P. A. Lefebvre 8c Co.. was” to “mm” 995cm" A9917 to Ilev. and Mrs. J. iM Murchison, ‘ Alexandria, Ont., Canada. A‘ B’ ca” ‘I! Gundmu- a son i a. w. 1-14-21-21 __—-—~———-————————- { _ LAMBS” FAR" $7 HUNDRED MILL——At Ciermont on August 15th .- AGENTS-GET m A PROFIT- filidmlipfmeillilo “mil if 1911' to Mr. and Mrs. William r Mill El i‘ able all-year commission business mihculafiisawrjléas¥izgliéé dnggdaughter, Mary Ruth.

of your own. Every: property owner is a customer or prospect. Nine hundred varieties of hardy Red Tag Nursery products. Cash every week. Colniplete equipment and instructions tree. Write- Dominion Nurseries. Montreal. AsW. 90.

AGENTS WANTED FOR "IMPER- lal Art" Personal Christmas t Cards in every city and town. $10. to $20. weekly easily earned in spare time calling upon your friends. No experience neces- i sary. Take orders now, deliver later. Sample book free. Ser- vice ‘and satisfaction guaran- teed. Write British Canadian.

51 Wellington West, Toronto. A. W. Aug. 6,7,10,12.14,17,19.21.

WANTED-A MiAN FOR AN UN- usual Agency—Darwlns Limited Hastablished 19 years operating a chain oi! liallics Ready to Wear Siiolis in Montreal and Ottawa, are now extending. thetr opera-

TRAVEL ml appoint agents. Yooriy so" m“ 51092. (being $21. weekly

. —-—-—-__-~_._____%_ Charlottetown and others. Thiis rversie) and expolllflii- E¥fD9‘1".FOR SALE-id ACRES LAND AT Will be a vei-y interesting service. 151108 unlleoossoli- F" Pa" °' iDllndec, r. n. I. Lot a0. Mrs. ulsrs write Winston Co~ Tor" John s. Proctor, port Malcolm, DELIGHTFUL visrr- Mr. and onto. A. W. WedtSBi- Rich: Co, N, s, l404,3_Z0,3l Mrs. Leland, ‘G. Floyd of Brook-

WATKINB FAMOUS LINE OF

AGENTS--8ELL cusToM QUAL- lly shirts; from rectory to wear- er. his commission. Experience unnecessary. Sample outfit free. Write Lionel Mills, Dept. 25. Box

A. W. 1i.

.-. v rvvvoooe The service in Pownni United < Church on Sunday evening, August lior Sale 22nd, will consist of a Sacred Con- -~_-___...

cert given by the choir assisted by Miss Rackham, teacher oi’ Public Sneaking in the school's of Dong Beach, Calii’., Mr. A. R. Giiiiin of

FOR sate-Jens?‘ fresheucd. - Pupg iliook- l431-8-2l-3i

line, liiason motored to Prince Eti- ward island on a visit to their friends Mr. and Mrs. Cecil FLCamp- bell of Montague, from whom they received a very cordial wolcnmc. This is Mr anti Mrs. b‘loytl'c first visit to this province and were dc- 101 \vgymou[|1 Sheet H not sold lighted with tlic beauties of the iii- by 23rd ma; wlll be oflered by land and thcvhospitality of the peo- puhllc allcgloll a; 12 o'clock “(mm pie. They return to their home inspection 3 to 5 gall“ 1312,16,“ today taking wi-th them pleasant

memories oi‘ a delightful holiday Female Help Wanted

spent among sociable friends in the Garden of the Gulf. HOUSE MAID WiANTED-GOOD “T-iivfl- Alllily Young Women's Christian Association. 1432-8-21-31

MAID WANTED — (WITH EX. ilorience in cooking) in tamily o:

FOR SALE —- 30 ‘PURE 355g v°rkshlrh PIKE 6 to 8 weeks old. T- li- Cosh. Graham's Road,

1445-8-21-1"

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FOR SALE-MODERN HOME AT

BIRTHS

.___ JOHNSTON - ln this city 0n Auc- ust 20th, 1926. to Mr. and Mrs. H. Hilbert ‘Johnston, a son.

MURCH ISON-—At the Evangeline

C0., 140 West 42nd Sh. N. Y.

R H. W‘ MACNEVlN-At ‘b31108 Cove, Aug.

17th, 1926, to Mr. and Mrs. Rode- rick MacNevin nee (Helen Mac-

t-ATW

ALE & SIIIII

t h o u.s s n d s.

easily made at

‘home. Costs very little.

T d I kl l llgplor n 015m‘:

d il . 1i ab’ ‘shacks: Iona " gallons‘. '

in. an.» a. Co-fiouthllld Tor!!!

- ' ' "ozlvlgtonsn Fl ms PRINTED PHOTOGRAPH! ENLAROEMENTS CRASWELL ITUDIO I107 Great George Street,

-_________________________ NEW GLASGOW-BRADALBANE ——<Srevices in the Christian Church

22nd service in the Presbyterian 3.15 instead of 3'o'cl0ck. Every- body welcome.

SEIZE LARGE QUANTITY OF LIQUOR — Three hundred and bwcnty-fivo, gallons of l-llm warn seized ycstcrtlny afternoon on premises on the South Sil()l‘0,.l)y Prohibition lnspoctor,'(:_ ll, 11m. ililiii‘. acting iii tho ciipucity of (Tllstolus and Excise officer. inspec- tor Barbour ivzis accompanied on! ills rsirl by iilc Prohibition Officers, “"11 iiPDliKht the contraband liquor. to lilo city via the Rocky Point Ferry- It consisted of thirty-two £9" Billion kegs and one fivo gallon eg.

ENJOYABLE TRIP —- Mr. and MP8. iFultnil Douglas ac- ‘fllmilfliiliui by Mrs. A. ii. Mllcldwen lillii Mrs. w ll), Mllulgwlln crqssell by tho (furfcrry on Monday after- litmn on their rciurii trip from lolly. illg the Marllimcs, while in Kennel Cook, N. ‘S., they were the guests 0f Rcv. and Mrs. B. ll Pcnwartlon, formerly ni’ Mount Stewart. ‘Mr. Diiiiiliiis speaks in highest terms of the excellent roads on the Main- ltlnd. from whore they struck tilt iliafk 70X lrllll lit Tormentino through New Brunswick and Novn Scolia even in the rcliiotc districts i-iis iilllooih izruvci mails are a (I0- iillht in ihc uininrlst unil must bn ii great attraction to motorist rind tn tourists nil over the continent. The beautiful nlouutnirl sgnnnry lll Nova Scotin, anti spit-mild iimibbr-

lng districts ill New Brunswick must bc necn tn hi‘. tipprcciilioti. but Mr. Douglas thinks IhPrc is no

pillCG like Prince Edward island for fertile farms and rich cviticiitrcs of Agricultural labor. SUCCESSFUL ISLANDER RE- TURNS.—~Alnnllg the tourists cil-

Lost Donald) a daughter. Congratula-

lions.

__ LOST — AUTO MARKER, N0

7172. Please notify John Andrew. East Royalty. 1448

DEATHS

FUNERAL NOTICE — The re-

Jfiying the gentle zephyrs of Priucc Edward Island is Mr. Charles Mc- lvor. a native and former resident 0f here, now a prosperous business man in our neighbouring rcpubilc.

mains of PatrickH. Mouoghan ar- rived by the mail special last night. The funeral takes placeirom A. A.

We are glad to ilfll-‘U .\ii-. .\i('i\'ill‘ again with its. A very pleasant feature 0i‘ his visit llorc, was llu

auto ride from (Yhnrlrittettnrii to Alberton, Tignish uiitl l‘\‘llll'll. :it-- comptinied by Ml‘. Jtls. l). (Jiliuplit-ll

‘OVIPYIB-ild 0*"- Nilmy Ifflfoid Henuceseyfls funeral home Sunday Palmer °i' Cilili- J- Firrfyl 3i at 2 o'clock to Saint Dunstalfs Cat- 39 - 9-

hetirul thence to it. C. Cemetery.

Mrs Campbell and tlnughici- (‘cr-oiiu also Miss (Y. Clillllliwii. While ill

McEACHERN — At Valley SLAug. 20th. Dnrls Win"fretl. aged 4 moll- ths, 8 days, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McEachern. Funeral Sunday Ania. 22nd at 2 o'clock. in- terment People's Cemetery.

1119001181100‘!

W A N T E D- STUDENTS TO board in private family. Apply 266 Queen St. 1441-8-21-3i

LADY STUDENT CAN OBTAIN

MoEACHERN - At 16 Valley St. board nnd room; private fsmiily.

Friday. Aug. 20th, Liiilnrl Roma.

lions so as to reach every part of Canada. This Opens a golden

"Dliortunity for reliable men and '-

Womon to handle -our exclusive line of Ladies Ready to Wear Clothes. Selling experience not

iApply Guardian. 1l0l-8-20-4i oiled 4 months. 8 dsys tiaullhior oi’ _i______-._. Mr, and Mrc. Silmuei McEachern. "JNO. A. MCDONALD. LAND Funeral from parents residence Surveyor. Hcrmanville, P. E. l" Sunday. Aug, 22nd at 2 o'clock. 1368-19-llil0. Inlcrnlcilt People's Cemetery. _..__.___________.____ J. W. MACKENZIE, MURRAY ——— River. Tinsmith, shoot iroll - jobber, etc. 1l72-8-l0-tusstl6i.

necessnry~if you mean business we will teach you how. Our Fail

e is now ready. Our sellinil ouiflt is a real "Fashion Show" ill a nest portfolio. This wonder- iill Outfit is FRIEE to reliable representatives. Write at once- toil us about yourself and the territory you want. Get our amaz- i“! Proposition. Better do it now

or may he too late. Darwlns Limited. Dept. 1, Box tuz Mon-i irestouo, t A.W. 7-17~Sst4i.

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_______________ Mule I lolp Wanted

BAKERS ‘OVENS. WRITE FOR

BOY STUDENTS ACCOMMOD-

ntctl at 92 Weynloulh. 1396-8-20-3i

WANTED —- BY .TWO .GIRLS. Positions ill siorcs (country pre- ferred.) Apply to "C" and “-D" trnro of Gilnrdinn.

.l427~8-21

To Lot

catalogue and list of used ovens. Deferred payment if desired, Hubbard Oven Company, 1100

__.__.______..__. T0 LET — TWO HOUSES, BARN. conveniences, Thoroughly reno-

WANTED - MAN FOR GENERAL

W t, T r0 to. Ssttf. vated. Lewis TantOn. QM“ o“ o n i416-8-20-2i. MCMilLLAN'$ MILLS WILL BE -——'_-—"—f—"'—"" inrm ivnrli. must be reliable. Ap- closed from August 24 to Se!» Salesman wanted

[mills Roper, or Phone. 1447.

“to EARNINGS, OTEADY- EM- _i"°Yiiiont for Barbers. Become “m?! h: 8 weeks. Write Meier harbor Cullen “Damn.” n‘...

‘flailing. " v 3.141;“!

v ' 'l"lliltallelili Wanted {QNTED-TEAOHER FOR woon|

lily in 7Z2 ,I.

iiiiid East School. Supple- niunt $75. Alinly J. H. Stewart. 1436-8~2i-2i

AUCTION SALE - AT JAMES ‘Ksl

--<-o->i——— Mlnnrrl’: Llnllnent for Dnnilrllll‘.

ionlbcr 10th., iilltl plonso boar ill mind, iintii further notlco. l will grim] no wheat. on Saturdays. no iced ground on any day put. Sub

SALESMAN-WE ARE l-N IM- mstliute need oi’ ll livo slllnt-liunli

_ _ _ for Charlottetown. l’. F‘. l-. will "Hum “l2 R20 2| Maritime Provinces to ‘soil the: famous Murphy line of hiull-

grade Art Arvortlsilig Outline in- cludes exclusive copyrighted Ari Calendars, Holiday Greetings, Art Blotters. ‘Fans and dlrect-by-mnll service. Possible earnings $5,000 a year and upward. hiber- al commissions payable weekly. also big hon-us. Experience in

iy‘s. ilazelbrook Grove. Thursday. Ailg. 26. 192G, stock crop and I-illplomonts. M. ll. ‘Binder, good as ncw.—-Rufus Stevenson. Auctioneer. 1431

WANTED-THIRD c A88 ‘ran-

our line not necessary. Wc wan-t a reliable, tireless worker,

Albertoii the party were the gilt-sis of Reverend '1‘. Campbell, flllii ill

LONG Riven-on Sunday. Aug:

Church at Long River will he tit’

Carriage Harness. a From Now till ugust 3lst.','lly u A

T-‘Ind we are Overstocked with some “liners Harness and will Clear Them' Out at the Following Less Than Cost Prices for SPOT CASH. '

Clearance Sale

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5 SETS NO- 04 WITH SOLID NICKEL MOUNTINGS IN BREAST STRAP. REGULAR LIST $35.00. SPECIAL SALE PRICE , _,

. . $23.00

Brarlalbuue 3 l 11 ,_ Ffeflefitiliétll: Hzrlxluzi, 3 ZI-Uiifllkallirllili a aw ‘a ",' ,

“ow a‘ “w AND HAME

NO. 04 WITH SOLID

S- REGULAR LIST $40.00. SPECIAL SALE PRICE . . . $28.00 i

NICKEL MOUN TIN GS IN COLLAR

SPECIAL SALE PRICE

5SETS NO. 04 WITH BRASS HAMES. REGULAR LIST

2 SETS N0. 79 TRACK HARNESS-SOLID NICKEL‘ MOUNTINGS IN BREAST STRAP. REGULAR LIST

3 SETS NO. 91 SPECIAL TRACK HARNESS WITH GENI BER MOUNTINGS IN BREAST STRAP.

$39-00- SPECIAL SALE PRICE . . . . $27.00

5 SETS NO. 040 WITH SOLID

STRAP. REGULAR LIST $39.00. SPECIAL SALE PRICE .

l0 SETS NO. 040 WITH SOLID NICKEL MOUNTINGS IN COLLAR AND HAMES. REGULAR LIST $44.00. SPECIAL

MOUNTINGS IN COLLAR AND

NICKEL MOUNTINGS IN BREAST i. $27.00

SALE PRICE . . . $32.00),‘

$39. SPECIAL SALE PRICE $27.00"

NE RUB- REGULAR LIST . $58.00.

... .. 042.00‘ 4

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All the

quality.

of T0r0nt0—Samuel Tress &

above were made b

This is your chance to replace your old

new set at less than factory price.

On the balance of our Harness vxc have in stock we ‘are offering a,

special discount of 20% from list.

We also have a few light CARRIAGES left which we are offering at .

20% discount from list to clear.

REMEMBER THE SALE CLOS

Aug. 18. 21, 25.

.. .- »s.. i-

y the I well known Harness Manufactljirers Company, Ltd., and are of the yery best

ES AUGUST 31st 'AND IS FOR CASH ONLY. 4'

Call Early and Get First Ohollce

A. HORNE 8c CO.

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sci 0f Harness with a brand I

Tignish of Mr and Mrs F. Conroy. The participants of this delightful trip all agreed that there is no country like unto our own, with its inlets of water, little hays, and riverlets. Especially OIljiLVllliiP was the drive through Bcdcqun Scvcll Mile llny, ICIllkora, Pit‘, u where the liultivutlon of thi- soil scenic-d tn have reached perfection in luxuriant fluids oi‘ poitiiiit-a. (mo field in ptlrticillllr of llilltily‘ acres owned by‘ Mr. MitfilllPi .\it*- lvnr is a lino example iii‘ lillilii’) faiuuillg on the “Island. ‘ lllllmrnfn Islnlnlent fur More Fri-I.

iipondinglht- wi-ck mid with Mr. iioruce McKinnnn of Kcppoch.

Mr, E. Pi. Johnson, Secretary of [the St. Jamel; Club, Montreal ,is on I visit in tlic city, ilnll is ti gucsit zit the Victoria.

Safety First Kills

For Auto" and Romeo“ i

v

Every tourist should nnvc one.

Prices 85c. 60o. $1.25. $2.50

iiic city ycstcrtlliy.

PE RSONALS

ilvlr, Roy Ferris, Fredericton, was fl visitor to the city yesterday-

Mr. George Joy. Mt. Stewart, wiis

visitor to the city yet-tertiar-

Mr. Lemuel Crockett, York, wuu a visitor to the city yostcrdalQ

Mr. Amos Rnrlil. Milton was ill

Mr. David iSlcwart of this l-ity is

Mr Claude Crsswt-il and Mr. Al- iii-rt Younkcrwlnsloo. wi-rc among ‘ho VISIIOTEI lo the city totilly-

Mrs. Tl. McLeod, Cmpnuilailtihol‘ niece, Miss (‘nroiinc McNcill. Pro- vidence R. I., were among tho visitors in the city Thursday.

‘Mrs. ‘H. E. Cnntwcll rcrnivt-d the Ulfl news Thumday morning nf the Ilnfllh of her sister Mrs. A. A. (ar- michuol, (non Josie (liics) (Iulgury. ‘Mm.

Miss Knthlcnn l-lnrnhy onicrtnin- ml at ‘n, rlelIgh-fltil- litiln Tun on Tuesday lifternom in honor or Mrs. W.' Ill. Plctchcr who‘ Toff on ‘Thurs- day morning on an extended trill '0 Fhglarrtl.

Mr. Arthur G. McLeod. Viinrnuv- or, lg gpenfllng his vncutiln with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Moi-Boil Ens-ton St.

Dr, Earl Robins returned yester- day from Halifax where he attend- ed the Canadian Dental Conven- tion.

Miss Edith Buchanan or Civdé Station is c-Xitfiiiied i" “m” 51'0"‘ ‘Iy with her sister Mrs. lloscow for New llodiorri, Mass,

Mrs. Fred Rnilcow, and little daughter Jean oi’ New lletlinrri. Mnasjnro spending their vacation with her mother Mrs. Catherine Buchanan of Clyde Siflliml- M'-

urtliiy night.

Public Sentiment

(Continued fro-m Page i)

il-mcnts whuch Mr. King and his associates are milking the people have the answer in the events 0i‘ the past year, which still nre in the memroy. Mr. Kililz. for (‘Xillll- pic Iis loudly tirlilnntilllg thnt "Mrs Mclgllcn kPUp hill hililtl-s oil’ the.‘ National Railways" evidently bc-‘ iillvlrlg [hflL llls nwn action lust your in destroying the indopoiidoiiiio of tile Railway Commission for the, iinko of influencing western voles. 1.. rorlrpitcrl, it is well kllowni that tho order issued by two mom- hcr-i of tho Rnilwaylfnmmlssioil illi-li. Scptonlilor on lilo eve of till‘ announcement nf the election. which granted Eastern Crows Nest llatcs to westbound freight Willi made at the dictation oi’ tho then government. Mr. King was the on- iy Prime Minister since the Rail- wl-ly commission was established tn interfere with tits independent jurisdiction over railway rates.

The attempt of Mr. Kins, Mr. Dunning and other Filibernl leaders

[IQQCQW |,< expuctutl to urrivc Sub’

press smuggling or purge the ser- ,- '

[VICE of dishonest officials until Mr. Stevens had taken steps to bring t“;

about the parliamentary investiga? One of the largest and but

titm. Liberals themselves admit

that this kind of a campaign is not equippod Hutch In Eastern cum“. contains 120 rooms.

helping their party or improving 44 of ‘which have private

its chances ln the election. bathe. Completely renovated in the put flew yslre- Fow Hotels throughout Canada

a Queeni- Hotel

Since taking over this and the United States have Hotel we have spent many it; qslendid table. Courteous thoumnd. M “m”, l" service to all Quilte- Tele-

phones In roeme.

Rates I400 to l5-m W’ dny.

repair] and improvements. it is now the llnelt Hotel of Ite

clan in the Maritime Prov ‘ Incel. It appeals to those Charlottetown who want n comfortable .

Hotel Ind splendid table and Hotel m,’ excellent service at e motion Proprmor.

ate price. .

Rateslrom 03-99 to 54-09 per tiny.

nanny c. snows. Manager

i-

Charlottetown vmoml 1,5,5 HOD!‘ Co» Ltd- E. r. s. Townsend. Halifax; Mr Proprietors and Mrs. J. ‘B. lMcCrathy and son,

8t Jolui i-Misisuso Walsh; n, N. Si. John Min Grace Welsh, St. John; Miles Anne Welsh, 5t. John; Mr. and Mrs. "J1 A5 Bailey, ‘ROIICFHL l-l V. Bailey. Boston; J. B. John- son. David inghorn, Monirt-ni; S. Kerner, Montreal Prod Condo", Molwlon; n. S-OGZB. Montrrrti; (l. Z. Dickson, Moncton; W. N. brunt, and wile; 0.6. Miller, Trill-o, t‘ i. Thomas. New York; H. R. GOTIIUII,

miss l. Moon/no. Iii-Moon . _, _ , -~'.~ . :