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; ‘ Se ae er ; D 2 WELLINGTON | The Guariian, Charlottctows, Well, May 6, 1908. 15, : r : * tending. Next meeting will bejall of U. S. A., motored here en erat outlined the abject {Held at home, of Mr. Etienne Ar-|a brief visit due to illness of a ae senault. . |their parents Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd this visitation, Miss “lazel Parnes. ‘ord was called upon to read aj, Her many friends regret to worded address. Gifts im-|jearn Mrs. John Percival is a| Mr. Hutson McAusiand of New cluded a sum of money also &| patient in P. C. Hospital. Glasgow, N-S., was a recent vi- Mr. Conroy_Ferguson accom-|Sitor of his daughter, Mrs. Eva

Beecher Ford. Mrs. Gambje|Panied by his sister Mrs. Stan-|Day also brothers Samuel and thanked one and all who so kind-|!ey Millar and young daughter,|Fred McAusland.

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But when the need arose, the : man was there, and the demand Jet Six-Cylinder engine!

a ‘ brought out his powers.

of the work’'s J This rarely happens dramati- h : cally. Usually we feel our .way defect oo: ‘eicieceat forward, entering this or. that that made then masters opening because there is no oth- er way to go. Here events a man into a position where he

knew @ oust fight oF quit. As it isn’t in him to show the| ; “ . hite feather, he fights, and then]. =

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