[HE WESTERN GUARDIAN

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lien. iiubueriiitleiu. Aivlrthllll lhould b0 im with u“. em;

The Gui-dim may be bonlbt daily It u; u; u" huuwm‘ m, "““£""§°‘Ew~. Wat: It Q u m‘, n. m ¢ 00 I . Toronto Baum Water- st. "iii ‘(i-Eden ‘iiguiiiifxfiiss;

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Tin Gandhi: will be delivered to III horn In “"23..'i°.i..fi.”t.’ff.‘fi,°i.i?i.iffifi“., '.‘°"° i" -~='~‘“"‘- fl-"J-‘é Ii F" w____ or elverlg qnlLggw -Tiiis column l; reserved for news -w,41u1-|;D

0| iurai interest hut advertising general iiouse§§ﬁinff§§,d "and 1°’ of a newsy nature may be tnsert- Drug Store. y Qume-s m u 2 canto a ward strictly p“. ihlv ivnjgflll".

—WANTIID On 18-1111. Afllpiyngslsaflgqnzn atgqwgg: -i..ir.sr m KODAKS Just ar- iierieizm and wages required to rived u: 'I‘.\,\'i0i' Drug 00.. KensJig- Gouriies Dfug 3mm L_535_5_18_2i_:

m‘ —BRIGHTEN the kitchen wiLh

..sTART the garden seeds now; Kyanize Lust; 1 Mouni Camiel. subdewon. Rt. Rev. guisplmii later. Mail orders filled uuiok drying °$§.§i§i§i7“‘ §°,?,,_.§'@§i;|or. Murphy o! 8t Diuiatu-n’; Uni

m received at Bruce's. Bruce's. L.42g.5_2o_2§_l

LAI-fi-QO-li. _ifi;.\‘siNGTON Young People WEST-Mrs. Ireland,

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. Admission 25c alrigeiigqwm. sunmerssde_

FOR. TORONTO-

agmnsb a Pint" iii Tienish charged

Saiufdﬂi‘ at Siimmerside and unis

TO - 1g f i}: lciegiiies of th C .- _ . £61m? finial‘ Association. of? u-lgclh ggggﬁned ‘mm m!“ “i-‘Yk Bi- M-

he i: o iiif‘iiib€‘\'. He wiii also at- Pliti tho u ivriitioii of the Ontario rition. which meets at

p,‘ — MADE FIRST COMMUNION -~ time iii Toronto. O"i his

73h Fiéflnv mriiiiiz 62 chiitiran, 39 "my .\>iiif‘ Dr. MacMutdo expects g 5 ‘m 32 m“ mm‘? “m!” "l"

who .5 in Boston and may go on Mgr G J M1cum“ ‘mg n i» ' r - ~ r - '. if‘

w N“ “ML ______ s‘ ccicbrrmt at the Mms and the _1VEI.(“O.\IED 1'0 s1‘. rzLm- lfhnéifﬂn" ,°“P"}' W“ ‘ X0}: -'i":.e people of Si. Ffeﬁiuors Rita}? dsvf“ l‘; _ - . eavmwiui of tie home of Mr. and] e 7‘ imwMS “M f"

‘L, L“ ._ C u 5L E, r ' the cfiidiren who locked i win-h. “.§,°“,.x.,§’nd°“a hear,§"§fef_ sweet. riie liii-‘e mus in whiff’ and

mmono mm‘ and w Mr‘ Raf“, the boys with white collars and

Covozi tho foririrfs father. tvholbows" his boon away from his nufivw- vii-

‘.\aze .'"r some lilﬁne. Mrs. bfriviiie l | .fu'.*n~.- m: co ‘Pd iipmi to e d adores: o!’ \\'r*'t‘nme to ivliigha M?‘ e l y

Cotton suitably replied. fin-s,

Geom- Muirhend then present-ed ii ' beaivafui mid fab!) to the young t enxirie 2rd Miss Blanche Mun-mi mid:- n presentation on behalf of tho osscniiird ziicsfs f0 Ms. C0‘.- §$‘,3,.~2;-‘§,Y,;, T32: reﬁiisndi‘; °r ‘he Practically every profession in ire in Ahﬁ c1 i - q ‘ an y ‘Wm’ word has becii usco bv iiiiiyiiiig- 1S h, . .0 I“ ‘“a-“ “Rh "o"! Md as the central figures of Driiiiiﬂﬁ Milt “-'s‘nn“"fh' mm!“ The ‘M195 Ocmcdics. Each All turn hus come iii W“ “°""d "Mrfshiiwfiht and it for iziorificnftcii at the hiiiuls oi rjwvnbie evening irns brought ihcsc who lash on our DiQI-5. iiiii iii) . A vrsr- s " ~ and colorful possibilities,“ f-ho tux-i able kind and patient "PiifllliY U —~

- - »- . - l- , b. I Indian RIVQP (}_ W_ L_ }§;,,.;*,‘,“°,}.‘.-;’f,f§;~i°.. ‘if $1,358‘ 5H5,

Annual appreciative audience n! Kipiuim

Hail Friduv cveriiv; the serou- ieenth insiont. ‘Ilic Ciiv BMW-B composed of Fred Mon-M lion ii titc role of "Tho Fniiiiiv" ‘ To: Jllfliilii meeting of the can“)- Ida. Peters. Connie LcCiuii- iit.\\.ii 11c “Vhllvilg bun-gull of Liidien Riv- Mcliinis. Herbert Ozmviiy. Fiid er and liviisiiigicii was Leid on may Coady, Dorothy Hug‘. os_ oiid 3PM‘ i..;i. im- i’i‘(‘d.fi!3l\i., Mrs. J. i... Mitchell played the micrciii P-i-isi Briiiiioi-rs iIJYe a splendid report o, assigned to them m hue profession- iiii- um iziils of the year's uctivi- ai sfvlc. The powerful dramatic vii- "“°.> “llliuiiiiizieiicc was read and makes and humorous coincciv i 5 miiiliiiwi a lriiur from i-he Dicous-rin the iiiav broiiiliil will? CUP i- 5 '1'- Piiriiiviii. one from the convcncr of nroioneeri iipiiiiiiise. Svcviiiiii-i ii! Si~ivi> oi service and a fmisr between acts bv Phyiis Bioiichord from iii-d, Cross h9ﬂliQU21PLOf5 oe- in her deiighifui vocal solos. Edith kiioivitirizinq box of knitted goods Whitiock ‘in tap dancing that found ‘mo snoi-einrv nave an extensive re- i instant favor. J. Austin Trainrr iii b“? “iiiiiiu much good work done fiiiinv character sketches. Woili‘ 1r. fill iiiuiiiciics or league work and scanflebui-vi with its up to the niiii- Rid Cross work such B5 sewing and lite club iiggiiiig and icijch swing- kiiiiiiia. The election of officers re- ins: ail ‘ 8 Sileciﬂwes mm‘? mm“ tuued B5 ioiiows: President My; J ed man times. At Blanchard pre- Saunders. 1st Vice President Mrs‘ aided a the piano and was most Janus Pcndergast 3nd vfuypns,‘ new“; playing many selections. dent. tifizs. Bert Kelly 3rd Vice: ﬁiiiiv from the audience came back Pmsiiivi hfiss Ellie cliffs new"; sta e to congratulate the different i"! 5i 1\l‘\‘,Ml'§ wm Mcpqnaid- per ormers. A delicious biiffst Tlﬂfis , Xfrs. Gi-rvnsc- Macbeilan. lunch was served b)’ i1 8PM") 0T Km‘ TF('.~‘.ifiIi(iiii2 secretary furs All kora indies which was hcarftlv on- Himns. It was decided Rhee ioyed by the players and visiivii ‘hi’ President would represent; my; from Charlottetown and Summer- , Notions] (km- side. It is to be oped the City Plai- eiiiion at st. John-K. ers will come iii wav soon aimin-

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i-itzsinsw-s - - ‘I.,,.,..,,, m," and $100,000 Gift From.

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y.Ji?‘$.05,ifaisfivihtithrgdfzg Canadian Red Cross! ﬁggizﬁilft-ciisviﬁon should be held in i 0.’ (kxxl CﬂliliffLmonm or our Lady

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Mir":- w, ._. . _.A , ro b.11- oi.rs1n‘:f<-\iiiii??§ .§§‘ihh’“". of cam" adiang Re: Csross to the Lord Mayor hiii Mii is cspcciaiiv? 21mm“ Mar" 0f London's Red C oss mid S». our Léilii‘. WhUSB i.i‘iei-¢1~'55i'§§“‘"{" John fund for the \\'i\l' sick mid ciiiholii Women's League “i; ‘rm wounded has been handed over. ‘gWWY-iiiiiiis lo sOlidify glu‘ “i011; for; Colonel George Nasmiih of Tc- i m“ C-"mdil. ronio delivered the gift SB-iifrdiiy‘, iiisxf,,.i'.‘,’,l\‘\'(‘,'r‘i‘sl("use Pius XII, who to the Earl of Cronier, chairman -ii5 c “ - - ~i. Cr... gggli-zlivlliviPlliS on the §allex.ggiitn\‘ir§ilii- ofgilg O?“Wiiii\i.2dm\ ilie iiluiiiiliholins 85km m“ ‘mull! in the course of a visit to the Cen- lhiougiwmum wail’ a“ cnrmn“ adinn Red Cross headquarters in lmi iﬂslill peaggrd w“ ‘or ‘ 1m“ London offered to find visitors foi- _<_>iir unfiiimi convention mi oiimiaun soldiers in hosptiai: in i811. be held in st. John Junﬂyﬁ the United Kingdom. .. .- mit-ic» a marked cogmfdence m“ Accompanied by Coionei Nasmibh, 1n..h,la‘}‘¢_‘_ iiiigiiued by the loyalist; Lady Wfllingdon toured the work-

“Siioirr l » M f- umr. ‘ m gr tie first Limp in whom she had lost scen in on m Kin uid 1 l. M s. M. Waits of Vancouver T“; Camma- and it“ w A5121!) Alexander of Halifax.

"iii 0f our Lin: u . ti! m, Y 0i’ 000d Coun- She also saw uantfties of chimes In mitt ‘tlihverfiichcd can“ ““ ‘W- Ind quilts beingq sent m Dutch and ‘hi? sentiments oer heal“ Tenn-am“ Belgian refugees from emergency upFriVﬂiiiig 153.51“, slmtﬁmbe“? m.“ supplies donated by‘ the Ontario ‘$210!! find u“, whlfthalengwilmgg and Nova Scotin Red Cross or- iinitlsazﬁdfgmlnifi reiizn aver the cies~ “.9 “s: edited n, ' ° ihh Empire, and sh

eir biessinizs unon their sub-division. s54,“ . 1f. was w‘. 1i mixed feeiinil! or wr- w...“ fr" Darish ‘Indian mw-r row and pride that. we learned from 0'g“m9°" bv our beloved Bishop our beloved sior, Reverend Fath- m“h“" ffir the Eucinristie Con. er MacDonngia of his appointment hoT1(i P“ Aiikilst. It was an hon- as Army Chaplain. since comma i0 mnéii°*‘°‘i"iumn uses we were Indian River Father MncDoziii-id em “a git‘. chosen from nmon sev- has worked zealously for the SD11“- iiii- a M h‘ mlnd- Fiillv rea izirg uai d tem l welfare of the u, $01M or work this would en- ﬂfi .He w i] be sorely missed. m: "in. H"; “WAS”. "ii-ﬂed it with the it is a source of gratification to u: b a 5 Exceiencv expected or us, that he was chosen to administer to u m‘ ammo of the Coiiiress w“ the abirituai needs of the Iirave 0mm F" ‘i’ Own ioved Pastor. Rev- boys. who have zone overseas. At oil

'5 iiiir best .

- - s ue nd the ggdiﬂliriiih a memorable dav in ievilmlfﬁﬁ rah... ie nave were an mm.‘- ° ‘he parishioners of at, inspiration in all our underuikiniis-

0n iii From the bottom c’ N" ii"i"‘ “"‘ hm m e outbreak of war our mem- prev God to rotect. and bless f-iiri

‘i’ 1nd deliver h m safciv back to ii» ‘ . To the members who hHVr, uuﬂi .3‘,“"'i" Mid since have her-n bereaved of dear ones. we olfvr Rm Q, "i? in connection with the them our deepest symnatiiv and as- uvqnw-‘s- If the work of the nast sure them. we are mindful of them immWPQiiiii-‘i is indication of your in our iii-avers. m, 6‘. t MNUFS well for the suc- I wish to nncereiv thank our i...“ ‘Red Cross endeavour». The Chaplain. Rev. Father MarDomid. thi- mtimpnhwss in life. comes from Officers ting members for their loyal is .4...‘ "'""~" 0f feeling that one support an cooperation llhd i n:- im,|'7_lu“il i" the service of on or- sure vou your helpful lSftiﬁiilltift‘ . 1, ‘iomi like the Cathoik: Wom- has made mv resunnsfbiiities a invnirlnmmo- ‘fliiose beautiful nod treasure rather than a cask. ciilnqhg- m°ii0 is "For God and We iii-av if. at God and our Laciv u , n‘,- W" are verv rvou-t m nave of 00m Council wiii bless and “ro- !v-.,H,.,,“""l"r of the Red "ﬂoss ex- tact this nub-division and irrant us M“ mur Diocesan Presldan‘. success in the cominrz vcar.

Riev. L-585_5—1B-Zi. Gained at the oinimii

more-mm, offers sum iiii..‘i‘f‘ﬁliiﬂi\.

rooms and met rs R. Cook.‘

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

URDINATIUN AT MISBUUBHE

Rev. _. Leonard Ayers Raised T o H 01 y Priesthood In Cath- olic Church.

Leoriaxd Ayers m“; a? lg. o e - macuiam Conception. Weliination. on SM-iirdiw. said ‘his first mas at Wellington yesterday at, 10.30. Rev. Fr. Ellsworth o1 51,. mummy" Q9)- leze. was the master of ceremonies. Rev. Dr. Monashan o! Miscoudhe. was deacon and Rev. liir Pom",

versLtY. preached in eioquent uer: mon for the occasion. Ar. the impressive ordination ser-

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s: oiiic-vpa “ ey rs’ 3e 15H ‘ y ' I .

uicquo Monday. Ma 20th. sasiixi-viiiitingelﬁiiegoxi; g1 gveiib. Aiers and the iatews. Ayers of

H ixénsgwigtgxiitllyge gefay; and is the guest of hBI-brOAhDrI gfealfsltrixiﬁitgqlih w“ “used w m’ m‘ 2”" °° s c s‘ “e ° Mi H li- Darby and Mrs Dab-HRcv Bisho osmium r -

" r f‘; ipitétown V310 ceiebgtedothe ordin-

by i-its Eirceiiency. R. Char

ntion mass attended bv Rev.

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—-CASE ADJOURNED -A "m, McMahon as master of ceremonies. ' The church ivas eppmprinteiy ice-

with the “legal 5M9 o, mmxmms ioi-riied for he occasion and l. lame was heard by Magma,“ Darby on congregatzon of

friends of the vounz priest. were present. Rev. Bennett Mudorieid assisted the young priest Ai the

conclusion of the ceremony Rev. Fr-

Aycrs more his blessing to his rela- L.\‘(‘S mid then to the congregation. Present iii the sanctuarv were Rt. Rev. Msur. G J. Mucieiian. VG- 0i

siimmerside: ‘Rev. Dr. Monaghan, Miscouche; Rev. F. X. Geiient Eg- moiit Bay Rev. I-"r. MoKenna,

BORDEN

Miss Patsy Cheppeii U C. C Choriotiezouii. spent. Saturday with HM‘ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A G. Chrippeil of Bordon.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White and daughter Piiviiis of Borden moi/or- vd to Georgetown on Saturday re- turning on hfﬁiidﬂy- The)! W"? M" (‘Clilpflliifd as for as Cnnriotteunvn by Miss Joyce Love of Borden.

Among the members of the crew of the S. S Charlottetown St. John. u. 3.. who swim iiie We“ ("Ki of, thfer homes here were

rs. Harry Crossman and WH-

Omii of Borden. Wiivam Nconnii and John Stewart cf Car- leton and Austin Noonan of Alain)’- Thou‘ men returned to their ehi? on Monday.

Mr. ani Mrs Harry Milli?“ °i

Chorioffefoun weze viszwrs in Bordrri on Sunday.

Mr. ‘ﬂicmas slurp? of Ca e Tor- moiifiiio. N. 13.. is visitinz n Bor- don. tho guest of his brother, Mr. Gcorte W. Shurne

Miss Joan Macismc P. W. 0.. Ciiﬂl"0'.i.’.‘if7\\'\'\. sijent Sunday with her pircnts. Mr. and Mm. John Afacisnuc of Borden.

Mr. and Mrs, Preston Woo-iside of Margrite. mnio-ed to Borden on Sunday and visited fi-isnfs here. Tli-sv were acacmpaned b)’ M1‘- Jolin Woodside Sh. and Mn. he Crane, also of Marnie.

Miss Mfiie MacKenzfe of Canoe Cove, spent the week-end at her home in Borden.

Master Allison Waddeii of Cane Traverse. is unending a few days with his grn-ridparenﬁi, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dsi-rach of Borden.

Mrs George Anderson of’ _Bor- don "s visiting relatives in Amnerat. N. S.

Mr. nnd Mrs. John Field 0f Montreal is visifinu in Bordon, the cues‘: of Mr. News parents, Mr and Mrs. W A. Field.

Minter Jackie Walsh son of Mr. and M's. l-iovd Wofsh o! Aibanv. i: visit-in! his uncle, Mr. Charles Wash of Borden.

r. Jae-k Dan-och B. C. N. V. R . Charlottetown was a visitor to his home hi Borden on Sunday. Mrs. Katherine Rodgers of Diz- bv. N. 5., who has been apendfnl the winter with her aon Mr Reg- inald Rodgers of Borden, 1m on lililegnc-é-iny morning for hor home n . .

Mien Glenn sharn of Borden visited friends in Remington on Wednesday.

Misses Jean Muttart and Vir- zinin Webster of Charlottetown, giver-g visitors to Borden on ‘Thurs-

ny.

Sunerlnfendent Shaw of Char- ioitemwn, vuiited the Borden srhooi on Thuradav. Mr. Show is oiwaym n very welcome visitor to this school where him intvesfing fiifim izive nirnsure to both teach- ers and pupils.

Probably one of the busiest or- winfzitions in Borden during the Mt ‘few months hi. bet-i the L. O B. A. which wfh a small mombershios has undertaken to do their share in R°d Cross work. Their secretory. Miss Hattie Ross. h-is 1u=t forwarded in Red Cross Headquarters the foiinwinv com- pleted wok: is or. socks. l1 swontei-s. B nr. ivrlsbefii. 2 scarves. 1 pr. riﬂe mivs. 6 or. pyjamas. A.

Mr. Major Howe-ii iizid son Keith were in Borden on Saturday 0n business.

Mrs. David Wilbur wﬁto has been Viﬁii-‘Jig her brother Mr. Cieorl! Douli c-f Carleton left for home in Bunion, U. S. A-. 0n Baturdﬂ-Y.

Mr. Gordon Constable of St. John. N. i1. Wﬂv; a week-end via- ifior lo his mme in Borden.

Mr. Thomas Sharpe who hn bc-sn spsndtrig the pvt Y‘?! iii Borden returned to h‘s hrm! in

Le. l . . .....:.. ‘s. i “°‘°‘°“il‘.i.ié‘i‘."'3iiiiiii.

Capo Tormentine on Batiirdly-

The SUNIMERSIDE GUARDTA

sPsF °'""“ CARTQN

CONTEST

Congratulations

m the $0 winner: of R.C.A. VICTOR RADIOS in the QndWeekiy Contest. All these winners, of course, arc automaiicail y entered for the Grand Prize of a smart 1940 Chevrolet Car w be Awarded u the end of the 4 weekly contests. Decide now to enter this week's contest. A simple sentence will win a new Chcvroic: and i: may be YOURS!

mun-cum. the registered frolic mark in Purim; o! rebut-rm; Company of Cumin, umlteu.

on, M7 Tl-rnrvironru its. Muuriec Aubut, n Luuu (In.- Luin- :

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No. 4

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0Q one of 200

RCA-VICTOR "Little Nipper” RADIOS 5

Read these simple, eas

l. Using not more than IO words, write what you '1. “i8 tiff Contestants submitting the best enhdll think the man in the ilhisirziiioii is saying. L 2. You may siiiimii as many entries as you like, but each eziiry inusf be accompanied by the ei- iow handle iiiip, cut from u "PepsiCoiu" ix- new 1940 chewola‘ c“-

Bcﬂie carton, Li... n rriynrnira sheet for each entry 8. Ali entries submitted become the property d with your name and address plainly written.

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ry Wrlefisiffﬁshivv sifkir I ' I

r en on liirrsdo-y guest, oi

her brother Mr. John J. Maoisanc. Gunners William MaeAieei- and

Hlrfy Maclnnfs, n. c. A.. Okiar-

iootteiown are on furiougn an.

their homes in Borden.

I The weekly auction party of the

Borden Women's institute wns hold on ‘Hiursduy evening in the town hell viii-h six tables piaying. Ladies first prize was won by Mrs. CHICAGO. Moy l9~(AP)-'Iihe Neil Darreoh. second by Mrs. J. .Of1lOB-§0 board of tirade 1003.5! peg- Herring. Mons first, .v s-tcr Wzil- ‘god grain prices io hail, iii: fer Darsev. second, i- EJIPFY i-Luige that sent whom down about Richard. Cou- c-izition i 4 going oi) cuits iii six (toys. Prices weie i to Mr. mi? Mrs. Au iii MIcDIn- pcggcd iii Saiiuixhbys Ci05l21,'1LV01S. aid. Playing was linen resumed tor‘ ll]. uii omergacicy move with tow freezeout which was won by Mix! preixdants in XHOUBYU Ersiory. the AustLn MacDoriaJd. A market. action at bile govciiimeiits icqucr-t to shop the przopibaie tail. tVililCll hm; icduced t-he potriitnl market val-vie of this years wheat crop by around $200,000,000 at. present, mums.

Directors voiai to prohibit trad- iinl in grain futures M pried! be- low closing levels S-aturdiay, W118i‘!

iii-cent limit.

“The directors: at a special meet- i-equest. of Henry A. Wallace. Sec-

iniz. Mimﬂev momma. Mav 20. mo effecn-fve un-tii fun-tier notice, there shah be no future trading in wheat. com. (ma-is, rye or soy beans on anv day at prices bcicw the foilouﬁiig miimmimis:-

"Wheat-May 70. July '13 1-2. $9M» 78 1-4. Dec

58 1-2. D80. 57 3-4

Sept. 4a 1-2. in “SP-i! Beans-May 91 3-4, July B9 i

1-2. Oct. 71." I Market officials said other grain

WARNS AMERICA

""13"" Wmﬂ" V!“ ‘Mm- M“ exchanges were expected to follow ‘the nrcn.

"Th" ""1 |"°I"V'“"~ i“ “ bu" ‘ the board of trades when.

to the New York Herald Trlhiliiih‘ I _ _ » _ eizaiion moiorc Secmfary wnliacc, f.i its talc mﬂrs am“, an “Hm h

to prepare to resist Nazi aggiasston. ‘ms mark”; m me “mm” a2“ “riigyslixxijphéiﬁc! gguillilllllignl was

--*-""—'—'*-' urdnv. termed suoh action ‘a t-em- “ammo Thousan pnrary protective measure arzairst 15mm “m1 1mm»,- furfhor price dfﬂt-urbaiire frcm cur- ed in review. u-riii. through dress tactical exercises or display- ed their prowess oii the rnmlvﬁ. I!

°“'RSE’S

"Am! 5mm“ m“ '7'“ V" ‘m’ zraphed rcqnowf. to ail grain rui-

INJURED FATALLY

BHIPPEGAN N_ a M“ 1% ronf. wit!‘ deveicipmenis." While walking along a road here seturdoy night Hector Voufour. Shiopegan. was injured fotiiiiv when struck by a car driven bv Meqivtriife Alix-rt srivofe, cf this

MADONNA CIIAPEL_

BAYOU GOULA, 1.11., —-iCP\ —

viiinge His back brokcn, voutour Mensuﬂn“ “my mm, u,“ sqmm,_.gdd ) _ cnc ‘_ mi w i wife iimi eight ehidmi siirvivr- ii of m» ivorkfs tiiiicst chiirrhvs. An r

mm in hnsmilgl o‘ Trmﬂili“. 1W Madonna rhaiiei iicnr hero is

is expected an inquest, will be ancient hell at mic sine summons

the CODKIGIIHOU [OI WOISPMD-

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wheat tmmled w can“ a buhel‘ Irmngtiicongirrgitscfgt radio aliliimt The session vim: the third within a i mum on ‘m,’ D,.,,.,,._.un.., week mm viii-sat dropped the iuu garrison i" um Ho“, “m, h H,“ , s; 2 “i z

8m Olumtoti, Secretaryd o; the £2162; gliiilkui;‘llu‘e\llgiz i“ ‘ o" nude‘ mwmunce b e u" d ' u ‘Col. ‘tfednrrl, tiu- com- “MK m 5 tom,“ swtwntn‘ wmch mriiiiilei? officers‘, unn-cnmmtsszun- smcL“ {ed officers rind men‘: I:"si“t n; liir , lit .t t‘ ti~ f. i \\‘l" our . am

ing today, in rompmnce with one pryé: "m: ,' 1

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until dusk fhc doi- mirl frr-kkrd (\\‘(“.‘ 50 i (ho innkhir.

iruiiiiiiq. m‘ runes the Bile line! in ﬂow n it should, help!

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Played “eminent Part ‘ 5p°°‘“°1~‘"

"e . lfrom oiiisizie the Pf'O\il1<‘3 m the days crowded program‘ i SQYHRG at the nirr. Canadians played a prominent i “*_"_” wort ihv crock Edmonton TCEUUCHM storied the “show” xxiih n (HSDiTy 1.. i iiinictzii‘ UTﬂPLiFP. Under the coin- nioiid of Llajoi‘ H. P. Seymour. inc ....,....v of Llic Royal Canadian Engineers. Monureal, a\e

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‘i’ ilytﬂliSliC demonstration cf tr ;ge h°'5A““uI'-““'“"“‘ “mi c’ Jr“ "T": u * . r ‘ sii .

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for iiisuofiiioii and }.i or lIiQ-FQiIUZi iii ri-viivv" mist flit‘ iicicfzziiiciii. kiliiiiiﬁj; of tho 1st anti-funk i‘i‘fliii\(‘lil from‘ xitiruvo. Iiioiiii-coi. Quebec and I“i'(‘<i(‘l'i on hoiird HIM." nuns into .\i\i.~i\ii‘il .\ii<i hurl iiicm in ncfioii smrnds after tho romirniid iiiwii iii- I,i<-ii'-.-Col:>iici u. \\'. Johns! ‘ll. _ , Finally, as the oartr “'05 siroliii g m“! i thruiiuli u fit-id of eiitrciichmenua; the entire Canadian 2nd infeniry C}? !i.i: .0 have .iif<i sigh? on ri route y”? ii‘ i Briandcr G. R. Pozirkos. Caicarv broke aux/iv from iiit‘ ‘oh. iiziiii jiiiri to im his niisifrin with i c \'is.irr.< riifiti: 2hr '"s.\- i‘ ".1 s _ KFIWOXW“ men of the Primer-m Pniri- ~ (‘KY5 (‘rinadiuii Liilhi liifmifri". ﬂit‘ Sonforth Highlanders hooded hv H“ . . kiifed MDCTS. and the Eidmoniér He“ Tm‘ m5 J1“ 0 5» "J 5""- mmmm“ rum-ﬂu.“ along in “f; Look iii hix ovrs and _\\i\l‘.\. ail so iiitfo kit. A ' \

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rotary o: Agriculture. orcicrrd that . . ' L J '. , _ Alyri nus ti» his mils! Iliad. beginning at. the opening cf Lrad- iﬂgflm‘ $121M"; His até-Ionilih was rgimf‘, hi5 (‘H's wort

ii nerd first hcrc Saturday in the i; i _~. .

ifvh omiu-ni hfaritimo iivrr- Qoifihiiflrsfvn? Rcixhhrilijrghyiﬂxxl [Mm viifiinsifﬁ track mrfi- PiFiiiiSI a iﬂmt Homer's iovo for (lnriw iva! tofrii of 56 points irarni. Horton Academy of Wcifvilie was

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Improved Vegetable laxative

tackles cause of trouble

l! nilinua snail: lpoil your dlyl, II conutipnion m4 indignation (ma you down, look to your tivorl Unless inn liver pumps two pound: of liquid Bil; iililv into tho bowels your loco m1’! being digested Mnfiorlv. You've hound to teal 100W. lickuh, liucaiisa n!‘ lliu rtauymq we“; n yo." lyngnh D1. Morse s Indian Roof Pills help vemeriv thil icrinillnri. Thin improved Vegetable Laxative

rlnar awnv imouvitiu, gcil you VipM and reauilr n ﬁ rink. Alklor and be It"! you out Dr. Mom’! lnuim Root Pails n my drug non.

was the most impusihil iioiiioiisirn- fion staged in the urn-n sliico outbreak uf wnr uiid ii-fi. impression on the vis tors.

"We have ohvoizs hurl the qrmfr-sf mirntion for our British Aiiios n!» Wt‘ iiiivc S('f‘li (fidny hri< admiration.“ 5TH Bar Yniohi, iiivmiiri- of tho Tiirklsh npiu-iiarncnt and leader of the defe-

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