"";"’“'u|' U°Cll’¢.ll¥. accountant in

,ge Canadian Bank of Commerce sr, _ ,

iddleton. N. S.. was in Alberton h

few days last week renewing former ._

legudntluuee wlills on his holidays.

1' ' _ f-_'i '

-_Rev.-H. S. B. Strothard, M¢q,h_ odiat Minister at Alberton, has |-,_ turned from his vacation and yn-

. t0l‘\fly COOK ill! lervllie at th; \i3\|5| hours at West Devon, in the morning qfkeuumueque. Lot six in tae after- noon. and Alborton ln the ev¢|iing_A

-At the quarterly meeting of me

Burnmerslde Board of Trade lug Tuesday _ evening, Captain Joswh Read, William Stewart, Major M0,-_ rison. President C. McArthur and Secretary J. C. Jardine were ap. g>°“¢°d delvsntee to the Memnne

osrd of Trade which meets in Truro

on August 21st.

--,-_ _.._.°W. J. Sullivan, Basin, M. J.,

was am0llS N10 Dalllellgers ou the H. 8. Lady Sybil on Thursday from Bouris on return to his home. Mr. Suilivlaa was for-mg;-|y B ,,,,m»,. 0| Muntssue. P. E. I., but mnvefi is the Mll¢dll9DB_tllift¥ two years ago where henow has a 300 'acre farm well stocked. He is also a veternary for llll'§eon for the Islands.

ln the _placing of refuse boxes on the different intrest corn:-rs in Char- lottetown a long felt want, in keep. ing the city clean, has been supplied and thoeeresponsihlf- for the improve-l ment are deserving of much praise. It is tu be hoped that citizens will take a Pride in this effort and keep the ' Uifeets and walks clear of loose pap-

Sutherland of

who ,have been

in. Summerside, fo; a visit to ',_

home flr Beivisw. `

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if NEVER ANY FAILURE

OR DISAPPOINTMENT WHEN

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CONTAINS‘NO'Ai.UM.

COSTS NO MORE THAN THE ORDINARY KINDS.

0 MADE IN CANADA

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rnvntnl Fnrm. Charlottetown. They

en' Erin* "tc "nd i““l“t that all came hy special train. so as to have

such shall he placrrl in the red painted I

b0!eB so conveniently placcvd.

ull time to enjoy the outing, and ar-

rivcd at the Farm at about 10.30

At thc closing of the store of S. 0’clock. This Institute is understood

A- McDonald, merehan Charlotte *O hBV@ the largest membership of

_rw _

town, on Saturday evening. the em- ployees gathered together and pref

any. in the Province and is doing ex.

e_llent~ work. The visitors were full

sented Miss May Mcl"herso'n with `a"0f.:admirati0n` of the 'beauty and ex-

fauntain Pen and an address as

sg cellentfarrangements of'1:h`e Farm and

illffll Ol their estvem. Mies l\icl"herg{ti‘ie great variety ' of the grains son, who has secured a position withigrasses, fruits and vegetables thai tl" G°"°f"m¢“t» ‘nd l! lelwlng are under cultivation there. After form" °ml‘l0Ye\,'-"WHS Zf9#i¥!1~:."i9fi'partsking of a hounteoue .repast in Prism ‘md - thdnkid h°*`§““5W‘U!l°'7f.h'e grove they .ware shown over the

ployees very warmly_.`,"'l‘he' "d%éd§"ivl'li

Farm by Mr. Clark, who explained

llipcar later. fl. 7 13" " _the work that is being carried on and

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“' replied to many questions as to the

The cable between the Capaand P. E. Island has been down for several

transferred by motor boat. All tele- Krams are being sent to the Cape as usual. and in order to prevent delay the boat makes three or more round trips each day. F. G. Rainnie has charge of the line at the Cape end. A repair ship is expected from New York at any time and the break in the cable will be repaired_at an early date.-Backville Exe.

YJ. J. Mcnnri, sunt. sings has hen.

methods of cultivation, the didcrent

days and the despatch:-.s are being Earietics of crops' mms and “owen”

he tile draining system and other matters. At two o'clock the partv were photographed. and then repaired to the shade' of the trees on the lawn. where some short addressee were delivered. Mr. Mcflrcady was vnllefl upon to “break _the ice" and _made that his text for an optimism, address, touching upon the car ferry

Iand the development that must foi-

low it. I-Ie also spoke of the great Pl'0mlB€ Of our oyster fisheries, which

authorised to have idle Dominionltlm l"`0"l-llcilll Government are un- §u'll_4lngs in Charlottetown decorat- flerfllliinll *-0 l"l=Btf>r0 Rnd develop. lfllfffr the coming on H. R. H., theilinited Staten Cnnslll l"f"=t was next

iq' of C0nm,||gh¢_‘,md me dc_ called upon and delighted his Acadi-

cbrating has been let to cornpetentlilfl bearers by llellimllnil his address fig-mg 0( this ¢gty and wil; be aCc0m_`in the language of old France. Hg pliglmd in due |;|m¢_ ML M¢Dug has'very warmly praised the Island and also received three Royal Stand,"-ds its people, spoke enthusiastically of

from Ottawa, one standard will bc

the beauty and fertility of the land

displavcd at the point where thc'H"'l f-hr halllly “nfl llrllsperoiis condi- Royal party will land, and anotherIt|0“5 f~h“¢ D|”'W“ll~ A f|‘"T\ll0r Ol But

will be displayed at `Government

and humorous anecdotes called forth

House when Ro nl art enters the'C0"9ld9"l4l1l@ hilarity. I-lon. A. E.

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house. and 5 third standard will he raised when Royal Party arrives at Victoria Park.

On Saturday the members of thc

Egmont and Mount Carmel' Farmers' Institute, with g_ goodly number ol their wives and<"rlaughtt~rs, held a most enioyahle picnic at the Experi- , _

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GIVE HER lil’

Mrs. Stuart Finally Saved By Lydia-E. -080- abi.

-~ Story' V" Interesting.

Elmo, Mo.-“I think your Vegetable

Compound is wonderful fordt has helped

.- me. I had four doc-

.; , -iw' ` tors and they said I

'Arsenault. in moving a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Clark, spoke very warmly of the excellent wm-k that has been done at the Farm, and 'the happy conception of making it 9, |Dlace for festive gatherings such as this, where people from the rural dis- trlrfs could meet from time to time

mote and uplift thc farmer's calling.

TUESDAY.

has boon ahsc-nt from this Province for forty-five years. has been here visiting relatives and friends at -his old home, flommercial Cross, and in Charlottetown. Needless to say he saw many changes and improvements; He was accompanied from Whitman, Mass, by his sister, Mrs. J. Musick, They left yesterday ' morning on re- turn home via l'ictou. While in Char- lottetown the doctor was the guest of his nephew A. E. Sabine of Prowse Bros.

A Pownal correspondent writes

If." /il y/ ‘bf,;II7,-_ hui female tg-oublgg `that it is pleasing to read so many

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and a tumor and nothing but an oper- ation would help me. l'could not sit still long enough in est. and could sleep

hardly any I was_ so much misery wi pains in my side and

, back. ' " “A year lest sPfi“8 ml' 50W" fave me up,.2d,he-VII! l\ll'P\'l9°‘l 9° 9” me this spring and to see my condition. I give Lydia E.'Plnkham’s Vegetable _ Compound the praise wherever I go for mow I tizdaykor hIeve ear s no te en t."

' -EE. _.l. S'ruAs'r, B.F.D. No. 2,

, lil from roots ¢ Ising., rninnnn ' _ i¢ it my be used wllitpsrfsct eenidence by women wit milf hun! displacements, inilern- me¢loii,\lesrsticn,t\)mers,irregnlerltiee, yerioriiemnhicisée. hearing-down esling, ey,’indigeeiien,dieeinses, or nervsss preitredori. 'Lydia E. Pink- hem’s V table Compound is the sten- dard max for female ills.

If yes west speeiel advise write te

Lydia I. Piskhen lelleise Ce. (enl- destiell L ss, less. leer letter will

good reports of road-makers in this Province.-The Pownal School Dis- trict is to be congratulated on having secured the services of such 5 compe- tent man as A. A. Moore, whose nat- ural adaptahility in road making is proving itself ln the ship-shape con- dition of the roads in this locality. A considerable amount of work has been accomplished at small cost and it is a pleasure for men to work un- der a, foreman who so thoroughly un- derstands his work.

Tom Longboat the fleetlooted In-

dian arrived last night bythe North- umherland tn be in readiness for his race with Freh Cameron on- Thursday evening on the grounds of the Abegweits Club. Tom is A typical In- dian athlete, straight and~.clean as

an arrow, with muscle: of steel and a chest capable of rrying enough air for any distance he may choose to undertake. As our readers- know he holds the world's record for fifteen miles, 1 hours 18 minutes and ten seconds. He is in splendid form for the raee which will undoubtedly _be the fastest ever seen in this province. Fred Cameron arrives tonight. 'Al- though beaten in his last encounter with Longboat he is still game and whoever wins will have to work for it. bonlboat is accofnpslned by his wife and before leaving the Igiahd

viii nrei>e\iiy'v|ut the laser mend Reservation. J .f ~

Miss Elise Henderson of Pasadena,

Calif., who, la spending the summer

John Wheatley, Charlottetown. who

met with an accident some few weeks ago while out drivinz. by being

able to be'out again.

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...°’I‘hs funeral of the late *Richard St.Jobn took place on Sunday after- noon from his late residence on Chapel Street to St. Mary'a R. C. Church, Souris, and was very largely attended!

The death took place at Providence Rhode Island. of Michael Kelly, for- merly of Charlottetown and for years employed on the P. E. Island Rall- way. His remains will arrive by express from Summerside on Tuesday night in care of his daughter, Mrs. Robert Mooney. Funeral will take place on Wednesday morning to Bt. Dunstans Cathedral, thence to Catho- lic Cemetery.

The death of Sistrr ilt. Vhlllp mu-

sic teacher at Rustico Convent which occurred et the Charlottetown Hos- pital Bunday evening at 7 o'clock, has cadsed much regret.' About ten days ago she was taken ill with ep- pendlcitis while attending the retreat at Notre Dame Convent. An opera- tion was performed from the effects of which she never recovered. The sad affair has cast a gloom over the sisters at thc Academy. Sister St. Philip was ii native of Quebec and was only 20 years of age. Her body was forwarded to Montreal yes- terday morning for interment in the cemetery of the Mother House.

Many citizens in Charlottetown will hear with regret that Dr. McLaugh- lin has decided to locate in .Western Canada where he is at present, with Mrs. Mclmughlan had Miss l"ear1.The Doctor has disposed of his practice snd residence nn Prince Street to Dr. Ross of Alberton who came to Char- lottetown yesterday to locate. Dr.E. J. Kier of Mill lliver has decided to Lake _over Dr. Ross' practice in Al- herton. While regretting the depar- ture of Dr. McLaughlin and family The Guardian heartily welcomes Dr. Ross and family to Charlottetown. Dr. Ross' card will be found else- where in this issue.

The death occurred under very sad

circumstances oi L_ D, McKenzie. 98 Fitzroy 8treet, Charlottetown, yes- terday morning. The deaceaeed 'complained Sunday night of an op- pressive feeling. as ii ne were smom erlng and at his request his 'wife lei? him and went to sleep in another room. At an early hour she looked in his room and found him sleeping easily, and later in the morning she called again and was. horrified to find him dead- The coroner Dr. Johnson yho was sent for pronounc- ed death due to heart trouble and considered an inquest unnecessary. The late Mr. McKenzie was ii tailor and formerlv belonged to Morell and has been a resident of Charlottetown only for a short time. He leaves to mourn h widow and one daughter.

The board of foreign missions of

New York has received word at its offices, No. 158 Fifth avenue, of the death of Mrs. Benjamin Chappell, one of its missionaries, in Tokio, Japan. Mrs, Chappell had been a missionary in Japan thirty-four years. She was the daughter of the Rev. P. Hol- brook, a member of the Wyoming Methodist Conference. When a young woman she attended the Wyoming Seminary. Mrs, Chappell went to the Far lissthsh teacher under the auspices of the Womcn's Foreign Mis- sionary Socicty of the Methodist church. For twelve years she was an instructor in Methodist schools,

amid hcsutlful surroundings and at _ K II ‘ (I th I T

the same time become hotter inform-Ihlst at Yo D Mm’ M' _ en B 0' Rd as to what II, being ,Inna tn Im) kio. She was mnrried in l8_90 to

Mr. Chappell, of the Aoyama. Gakuin, and a native of Charlottetown, P. E. I. ' She leaves hnr husband and three daughters. The latter are the Misses Mary, Constance and Jean.

DV J' F' (llmk Ui (7°l0"“fl0 Wh0‘ The,Misses Mary and Constance were

to have been graduated this summer

THIRTY YEARS 'i ill IIISFIGURING [BZEMA llllllill

__._¢__- /"Enf smog I was e lliile glrbthlrtyyeers ago, I hed suffered tortures from euema In one of its wont forms. The disease runs in my family, and mlna was of svscaly and most dtsllgurlng kind. The eczema. formed ill found rings. and thfn scales all Uvel'

my fiicn and limbs. I

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have bm-n smothered

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from hnml io font. l was born in Lenmlnglon, ll l lr i mulls for ll!

Everyone in lhe town knew of my case. My fee was dish red very bsdly. A doctor told me that lgghould never get rid of ll. ag spent unds in doctors’ bills, and I attend severalmhospltsls but nothing did any good.

"Tian one dsguan uncle of mine recom-

mend the Cui is Remedies. l took his edvloe, and commenced to use the Cuticure Hosp. To my astonishment _en improvement st once set ln, and my heir, which sd been s complete mess of sceées and scurf, _Ron mn ia look in splen id condition. en

ht box of Cutlcure Ofntmfnt, end

this :feared m skin wonderfully. n e few weeks' time allireces of the ses y eruptions had completely disappeared. Now my skin is clear and healthy, and thenks io the Culi- curs Remedies l am completely cured of eczema. All my neighbours were ssiounded. The Oiwciirs Remedies are worth their weight ld, and one tablet of Cuiicurs

Bo%`peis‘d;:rt_heg then tfeéir csllaes oféhniéeé l es ro s P 0|! °

ome." r uller 11 Fre c Kd., 1'he(BC%'¢'i°d’rl-i<l?;;|§inf'» melee, hir- mingbsm, En¢.,! . 0 0.

Cuticurasoap an Ointment. aresoid every-

wh . but those who wish to fry them wlthigut charge may do so by sending to Potter it Chem. Corp., 02 Coin bus _ ave.. Bde U. B. A.. for a liberal sellple lm. pest-free, wiil_I2-9. skin belk-

. , , _ .i M, _

<-~~ ~ 1 'Ls .-em. -g, _

wir-i ~ s _ sulpiuir lwllis and pump wutcis, :ind one would think llru, nfwr tnkku; the ircaimeni thpre reg- ularly ns I did, the d|.=a-ass would long ago have lwcn cured. lil It was not. 1 nvivn-ind the

--- liospluil for Iveers and yrars, so you w ll ree I sro it a fnir trial.

at Union Road, has returned from oh_‘s°°_\m¢ gy th; Charlottetown, where she spent a moth"-_" png. _"NL

lew days. »-%dy:‘in_'l’oklo.-The

local. alueph ldl, but they w'a'i‘e

gqigels of relatives

Charlottetown ' will go family in _theit far away l'i0me.

thrown against the waggon wheel, _is yumrdly _mormné me gamma KI(-

Club Boys, twelve ln number left for St. .Peters to camp. This is the third years for them to spsnll their vacation in this beautiful spot and the boys were certainly glad to get away. although the day was not very promising looking when they started it did not/by any means lower their spirits any and all were in great ex- citement getting oil. The boys this year purchased 9 large tent and be- sides this one they took with them two other smaller tents. They. intend making this the banner 'year ateamn for they will he adding more to their number before the week end. The following leaves this morning on the eastern train :_ W. Doucette, T. Trai- uor, Wm. Brhwders, Leo Doucette,--P. McQuald, W. Coyle, J. Conroy, J". Herron, F. McCarey, J. J. Connolly, F. Trainor and A. Cullen, they were followed on the evening train by F. Skerry, H. Murphy and _E. Hughes and will be joined by this mornin_g’s train by A. A. Trainor, E. McCarey, and A. Hennessey. 'On Saturday they will have another crowd with them, namely: E. Trainor, A. Mc-

Wm. Morgan, G. M'cQua.id, some to spend the last week and others to pass Sunday with the boys. The song they were singing on boarding _the train this morning was: “_WeZre, 'go- ing to St. Peter_'-a~- to have 'a little fun. We're all united just like one. The boys of the Pastlme Club." ,___

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in Charlottetown, for s low minutes.` was-F. R. Newsom, Secretary and Business Manager of the Guardian, when, to celebrate the anniversary of his birthday,. the full stall of night

'and day operatives walked into the

general businessloillce and asked for an audience with him. While cogitat- ing whether thc invasion was 5 strike or a rebellion, his sul'pri.u= was re- lieved when Mr. Hoo'-l, 'President and Managing Director, _proceeded in read the address given hclow and lilly lilc- Donald brought forward and i-resent- ed Mr. Newsom with a handsome' fitted suit case. The suit case is of black hull sen lion grain, with fine brass lock and aide catches, leather lined and fitted with solid black eh- ony brushes,uickel hand mirror, comb, safety razor, beaded nickel toptoilet bottles &c.. &c.. in siiort everything

in the toilet line rcauircd nv a ,¢.-.n- I i 1

the Methodist Episcopal church. in h

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A _Physical vv'

Buffered Tortures from Nervousnees.

Miss Mhrguerlie Lees. 91 Robert Si...

Hamilton, Ont., writes: “I wus a wreck, reduced in body. und despond- ent. 1 mfferqfl '.::;toi~cs from nervous- ness, and vrarlotaily unfilled for work. A friend rr-commended Hood's Barns.- parllla. -I cninmenced lakingit and b! the time the second bollle was con- sumed l knew that I was mending. Gradually I grew well. .l have used I-Iood's since. l would nol. he without it on any ncrou:il_ and du mos! enthu- siastically endorse every word ln lla favor."

Get Hood's F:\re=:ip~iiill:i lodny. Sold y ui ¢\r»..y.-1... ..v».~,-..-»..~..

for

WUI,

surprises his all, nothing inthe way

should be a surprise from employes in the Guardian Following is the address:

Charlottetown,

_ July 20, 1912.

F. R. Newsom, _

Secretary and Business Manager,

The Charlottetown' Guardian.

Dear Mr. Newsom ': I

Having learned that this is' your

birthday, we, the members _ 'of the Guardian stall. gladly ave qurseives of the opportunityl it _ ' Qrdr us of tendering our hearty con ' `bi;uletions and wisbing_ you, many_'_-ilipppy rs- t.urns__of the day, " _ '\j2I_`.,"' . _

For some seven_t'een_y_aai-s

been associatecl ,with and in your capacity, ;ns_9,' ployee, a partner in the and Secretary and Business Manager, we have invariably foundyou a, true friend, a genial companion and a shrewd and capable business man whose counsel it was always safe to f0i1ow.and whose sympathy and assistance could always be relied upon. _

Today as you pass another mile-

stone on life's way, and as ws heart-

D°“ald» A' Joy' P' Doyler I' -Hughes' 'ily wish you Godspeed,we ask you to

accept this gift as 5 inemerito of the pleasant inf-ercoursewe have had to- E°l5l19l"&!\d as 'a when of the esteem in which you are held-by us all'.

With all-.S9011-Wishes for your per-

sonal welfare, as well as for that of .your »e_steemed wife.: and. dllishtemiiid- for the eentiniiea' mysilenty of the .Qhekdiang-.we -subsiirfbe ‘ourselves-your

Probnlily the most. sur rised _\‘U§“Tl‘slncere friends. Signed by thc thir-

W-Bli Slnplbywa ofthe Guardian staff. ' _

WEDNESDAY

...'Mrs. Thomas A. Murchlc, Hyde

Park, Mass, who has been visiting at Klngsboro the guests of her par- ents, David and Mrs. Bruce, has left on return. She was accompanied on her visit by her -infant daughter Elizabeth.

At the Charlottetown Police Court

this morning the prohibition case of James MacDonald was adiourned un-

u til Thursda morning and Geo V

drunks, A. Murphy was fined 3 or 10 days and Frank Mahar was ad-

|journed until tcnicrgcw morning. .

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‘Kids Feet ol Coma

, ia Ssie and Painless

I No substitute has ever been devised ,that gives the quick, painless results you get from 1"uf.nam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor._Its success is unequalled. It sooths, eases, heals. nd psinlcssly removes cnllouses, bun- ions, warts and corns in twenty-four ho`urs_ Perfect satisfaction guaranteed with 25c, bottle of l"utnam’s Pain- less Corn and Wart Extractor. Refuse

substitute preparation. Pui'.nam's sold by druggists

til tomorrow morning, M. Murphy

D _ Y - - ‘Moore was fined $100 and co_sts_ Two]

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Mrs. Isaac Auld of Boston and Mrs.

John McFarlane of Calle Traverse who have been spending a Week vis- iting fricnds in Charlottetown and Montague, returned to Cape 'l`rHv€l`B€ yesterday. They were accomDRIll0fl by Mrs. J/A. G. Ellis of Montague and hcr two little sons. While in Charlot- tetown' they were the guests of Ml'S» Bertha Clark, 303 Fitzroy St,

The united Methodist Sunday

Schools Picnic of the Tryon Circuit held nt (lrapaud on Thursday' lest

lable and ice-cream tent being well patronizcil. The day was an ideal one and all'prcsent seemed to enjoy themselves thoroughly. ,PrflC€0dl=‘ :.m;.uiiterl to one hundred and eighty live dollars 518501.).

By late Militia nrilers it is noted

tliat Sergeant Major William (‘. Cook of the P. E. Island Light Horse, Charlottetown, has been pro- moted to the rank of Lieutenant Ser- gcsnt, Frank P. Bell of the same squadron has also been promoted tn Lieutenant. Lieutenant Cook has also received the Long Service Medal. Major Boulter of H. Company, 32110 Ahegwcit Light Infantry Regiment has received the Colonial Auxilary Forces Officers’ Decoration, and Lieu-

Private Soloman Vail of "A" Corrs pany 82 Regiment has received the Long Service Medal. Sergt.' Cf{J. Mitchell has received his certificate of Proficiency confirming his rank 5; Sergeant in the P. Ei I. Iifght Horse.-Exc. ~

,..'Thc Kingsboro Baptist Church

was filled to its utmost capacity _nj both services on Sunday, the pastor. Rev. H.'R. Bell. officiating. El Z..- morning the congregation WIE Zinn to greet Rev. Mr. Ivlelllrl-;. a native of Elmira, who is resting before ra- turning to his parish at Yarmuu|.n_ Mr. Mellick assisted at tae service, offering prayer. The pastor delivereft an excellent discourse on "§’v'Gi-1*” treating his subject irn'_':"i‘.Y.2 rn" Pnilliuiens 4:17-EE. iii: Sermon ‘-"Fj- clcai- and convincing: £113 =i>L'e`~_~,,_ showing the sinfulness of _worry and in prayer in all things. as suggested in the text. found the remedy: ln-the evening his subject was "Dedslon” and, as in the morning. _he used apt illustrations and graphic word plc- tures to effectively impress the desir- ed points in the minds of his hear- ers. Though hut a short time with this congregation Mr. Bell and his wifeare already held in hl_gi\._eateem by the people of the dlstrleiifmid’ as _their circle of acquaintance become! larger lasting ties will result.

tenant A. Wood of the ssmevcompsny

received tho Long_Scrvlce Medal.

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