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THE CHARLUPTETOWN GUARDIAN

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A JéNqékY 15. 19311

THURSDAX 1 _ _ _ --___ Western Guardian Aid Society “m” °’“°"' M" V‘ J‘ mm" 1;’

1 1' “lmnno ma!!!’ “All” Doyle and Miss Margaret Wedge? ' ~p PRICE for dressed pork. Buying daily ' G L, , Re D I white Rev‘ w_ t‘ l I at mum Henry’. wuehome’ m‘ NEED 0F Pnowslosl-sngznigg- I-Ienlisxieirsg‘ Relv. 1:11‘. Wilson, Rev.5 a 5111x0111. Oliver Campbell. iaoi-i-c-u ‘ EN!“ DMJNQU" ' '1“ M, Fm," Hm, ' so AT sumvnmsmn MEETING Mr- Juni- V- - ~ -. '

’ ' 1490-1-14-21. , . . g Aid Society (of Princle CoulriityTwas Truant Oiflcerslleport ‘_3 111d Tu ayevenngin e own - _ 1 _NEW SPECIAL {or our crockery I-Ieallfrtjhe fviesldent, Dr. J. A. Mc- The following is the annual report i

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the Strength and Goodness of Prime Beefi

—llll TIIII. Bflh froosn. Order now at Bruce's. ‘14100-1-14-21.

-I-'I.‘ED Ii-M. MEAT AND MILK FOX BISCUIT and Kibblo all win-

' ter. distributed by Bruce's.

Department Red Tag Sale. Large as-

sortment Aynsly chins. Cake Plates.

79c. R. T. Holman, Limited. 1488-1-14-31.

—THI’.‘ ANNUAL MEETING of the Iienslngton Dairying Association, takes place on Tuesday, January 20th, 1.30 P. M. Ln the King George Hall. 1524-11.

-—I‘0LICE COURT-Two drunks.

Handicapped By Govt. inaction

The annual meeting of the Board of Management of the Children's

Phee presiding. The minutes of the, previous meeting were read and, adopted. The Secretary-treasurers report showed a small surillufl-

President's Report

The president, Dr. J. A. McPhee. in his address stated that the society was o. society of service for the care and attention oi’ neglected children. It was a world-wide movement and

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Board of Management: Ladies, Miss- Mill, Mrs. H. T. Calvin, Mrs. Sonnet- man, Mrs. I... A. Moore, Mrs. Ennis’ Smith. Mrs. J. M. Noonan. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. L. R. Allen, Miss Katie

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Adrian Arsenault. Hon. Dr. J. F‘. Mc- Neill, J. J. MacNally, E. P. Foley and l Joseph Perry.

of the truant oflicer, Mr. Vincent .1. Harrington: ,

To the President and officers cf the C. A. S. of Prince County.

I wish to submit for your consid- eration the activitics of the various branches of the wwk of the society for the year 1930.

Before proceeding with the report I regret very much and I feel that ' voice the sentiments of all our offi' ers and members the loss our socir‘

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I Continues all this week. 1 Bargains in Every Department.

‘i, who were arrested on Tuesday night. , , t lnpilflared in the Police Court at Sun1- I m5 made ‘Wm strides i" m” 1a“ giastsatang télenfeam o‘ c, —-_c '1‘- lffiv‘; '» > —~- —" lmerside on Wednesday and were sixty 5'°‘“5' The Prime Cmmw rs Ce e51 m’ 1" George ' v ' _ 1 , - McN11tt, whose assistance and wi - I ,, fie _ ifmsd W‘, (101151-5 and masts each S branch was organized on January t \ E - G d'an l v i I 19 1922 but through lack of funds comm! we ha"? “rely missed 5i” a ' aster" aar l ' . , his illness this s rin . The late M . did not function until 1924 Since l’ g 5.». . -ya.\rs ODIPITED—The name of ~ 1 . , . 1 m1.- 1 _ _ that Mm the volunw or work has McNutt had always looked after th l‘ ~ \ Es Mr‘ ‘Vmrcd Kelly‘ pmpenemr °l the . dc Th l f a welfare of delinquent and destitu‘ l . - ~ 1 - ' ,- < - . . - , r o 1c * >5‘? \ l " “mmujx Dkxn 5 PR T°r°m° Bakery’ “as (‘mmed ‘mm Increase e o planagcs children that had come to his notu

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Financial Support to ihn Bny Smut Movement is Judifiui C-ruuirds

“'I'he work of the B11 Sc-ruit Aluvv-

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]li\'1'r.lil.\.\' cncucuas - As the lszurm liizl. Sabbath prevented all ‘services in this Charge the services, 1119M. Sabbath, January 18th, will be: l (Jnrdignu, at l1 a. 1n. and Lorne Val- ley." at 3 p. m. ltcv. W. E. Danica, I3.

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..“(‘-.\.\'I'ERI-J.\UX-—At the Decem- .1111" niccuhg ul the (inspcrcauz-z Wo- 1.~; Ihsiitutc, the members of that . 'tu1c tool; the pleasure to thank ithsi retiring President and Secretary ‘for [heir assistance for the past year ‘111 !ll'(“1f‘ll|lll2 them with the follow- 11111 .11|1l1'1*.~:~, iIUCOlIlDillllCfl by a Ell"- flu 111v 111111-1111: prcsaldcnt, Mrs. Law-

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the list of donors to the Curling Club banquet last Thursday night at the Summerside Curling Rink. S.

—MR. J. KAUFMAN 0F THE KAUFMAN FUR. 60., of Montreal, will be in the ofice of Colin H. Stew- art, Summerside, (opposite Holmans Grocery Dept.) on Tuesday, Jan. 13th. and days following. He requires a large number of Silver Fox Pelts for their wholesale and retail trade and will pay highest market prices.

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--RETL1'RNED T0 THEIR HOMES —Capi:. Church, 'who was called to Siunmcrsidc on account of the illness

Province have rendered great assist- ance in taking care of dependent children, although it is the aim of the Society to place the children in foster homes whenever possible. The Society keeps in touch with the children and secs that they are well cared for. Delinquent children are more difficult for the Society to handle, as the Juvenile Court func- tions in Summerslde only. It has been very satisfactory, however, and dealt with a. large number of cases. Judge Inman takes a very keen in- terest in the children which come before him in theJuvcnlle Court. The ChlldI€\‘I'V\'l1O come before the Court generally have to be placed in reform institutions as it is difficult

through this Society. I wish to ex‘ tend to the bereaved family my sin

cere sympathy.

It is my pleasure to report i.l:::: although we have had a fairly busy year's work, we have accomplished a great amount of good. During the year just closing, our society has vis- ited five homes out of town to in- vestigate cascs of neglected children. Two have been placed in foster homes. Six in St. Vincent's Orphan- age and five 111 the Protestant Or- phansgc. fifteen have received school books and clothing. Eight children are receiving financial and

LADIES’ FUR GUATS

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mcdical aid. ‘The children helped in this manner include children from

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~ . ~~ ~~ . is 1113M’. __ "tent" ha": p““‘°m"'°- l“ . it-Lfiplpzh!1311113201?!“Inigo lili-‘csidclnst and death of ms 50m the late D“ to find foster homes for delinquent other part5 Of Prim“ Cmmty as we“ haves prcs>111~¢ 11~1 .111 w 1 ‘L ‘ ' ' . G- Chureh. returned to his home n _ as 11, 111C T011111 or 5111111110131131, but by wise counsel and advice. We '

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accompanied by his son-in-law, Mr. DalIlCl McKay. S.

the Society, a. boy of 16 years, at present making good as a clerk in

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Of Charlottetown

_ .; ~11": ti: ks: lipi-cdation tol g f t 1 ' r‘ ‘b1 b , _ kinds, cto. There mu in: 11o 1112110 “if (p1.- 1:11,, Iffililsné‘ Lemcc as 1 __ coun o one or 11101110011181 c 0Y5 In regard m me Work being c“. one of the large stores of the town. O ‘ MR. EDMUND S. WALLEB. profitable 111v¢s1111r11t oi 111..11~.- 1111111 ,,,.,_ ,,,,,,,', ‘m, S,,.,.,,,,,.,. ,0 0,“. ,,,_ ——SI’L‘CIAL MEETING-A special Financial Handicap 11m on 111 the Juvenile Court under The Society sent him to aehwl last Papljst Ch" rch —---

mccting of tho Summcrside Board of His Honor, Judge 1111112111, very good year and he is going to night school The death occurred 1n the Prim

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eevciurn1c111 of u 11111-.111111'1.1 111111111 ,.‘,,‘,‘,“',,,"[f§liQ,,,“;§,,',‘Slim, gm as j T1110? was held O11 ‘Tuesday evening Anew“. handicap 1,, regard to results have been obtained. The rc- this Year to obtain further education. ___ Edward Island Hospital Tuesdsy provides a l2.111111cc1i :1». .11 111 1-1111- _ ...,,d___],,,, from ,0",- ml.‘ l“ m9 TPW“ Ha“: The "llllutcs °l this matm. is that we Society’ cord of cases tried before I-lisAHonur I wish to thank the Town and, morning of Mr. Edmund S. Waller, cation. pl1\'.\ic.1Ilv, 1111-11i.1ii'., 11111:.111v w,_,1,,,,g 3,,“ ,, 31011-51 l“'° l"'°"'°4“5 "lcfllllg We” "ad “d through lack o, M155 is not able to during the yem- are much less than Trustees of the School Board. also ~ALL DEPARTMENTS SHOWING aged 61. years._Mr. Waller, who was and s1111>1111s11_1-_ 111.-11;1,.1,~,,,.,,1 ,,, 11,, M, n ,,l.l,_\l,,,.0,,__._ NC“, wow routine matters imsserl- $01110 mam boys in the Rcfomlawry an“ the ycaivcf 19:0. 111 1929 the Court the teachers of the HIghSChOOI. for EXCELLENT worm poms, a well known and highly respected nmlflm. o; ,.;,,,,._,,.,,A,. m, ,,,._,,H,,,.,_. m"! U“ hphuu. (“the “mm communications were read. It was they have been scmmmd by the hmi twelve settings involving 31 their assistance in helping me to WITH OVER $10,000.00 RAISED citizen, was born in Australia, his book-lczu-nuig of L111‘ l m. ,,,,_,,,,,,.,_ h, ,, m, ,,.,.11_ d°°lfl¢<l 1° ll°l<l l-lle 1111111181 Income Juvmmc Court‘ This has a bad meet cnses for minor offences and tru- lower truancy among the pupils FOR ALL PURPOSES. father, the late Edmund Waller, and

I also wish to thank His Honor, Judge Inman, for his very valuable ‘ help in dealing with the various cases which I have taken before him.

ncxi. Tesday. January 20th, which \\':1s to take the form of a supper and was lcft in the hands of thqentcr- tainmcnt committee-S.

ancy. This is not to say 31 boys were before the Court, as some of the boys were licforc His Jfonor for a second

family, emigrating to Prince Edwlrl Island in 1878. ‘They came out fnm England to this city on the first trip “Prince Edward‘

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1.1.11 1-1 ‘cunts. ‘.\11':<. liil\‘.'l'(‘lll'.l‘ Mcllcr- 1w1 1111111111111 1111' mcinhcrs for their hi‘... and kliul words. I

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upon the other boys. The Govern- ment docs not provide funds for this purpose although those boys are the

The annual meeting of the Chain. lottetown Baptist Church was held last evening. After the reading of

fm- mm, hanfly ,,,.;1_1,,. _,,.1,_ '_ _ __ _ _________W__HA_,_____ wards of the Government and there and third offence of truancy. Only g1 the swan-m,-

ishncss. 1.1111 111-111111». . 1-t11e- 1~.- r-utrnl 1-11111u11111u11. 511011111 be no more difficulty 111 get- “ 5m“ l’°"°°“l‘"-‘° "l the vases were and also to our President. Dr. J. A. Psalm 10a and prayer by Dr. Vin- which viras owned by a. number 11f

ly, arc sci-sing the .':~.i 1".‘ :11. Ivsr I11 111v nvvuhui tho sca-ut meeting’ v _ _ , ting them into the Rcformatory than fm-vnmre serious charges‘ I“ com‘ Mcphm’ our attorney‘ Mn Henri ferfhl/IKL -!:_.W:..-P<?i!ll°r "wk ‘h9- PrP-mment business mm 0! thlspm‘

‘Vflls- hclri. 11~.\-1. \\'01'k v.11; takm 11111 E‘ BOLNQAR‘ “NE “mm has there would lac if they were sent to lm""’°"' m” "Mmid “l” t” December’ Sam's’ K‘ C" and other omcerymm “MR “mules °f ‘he 195$ mllllml lime- 1 " “so m. “Um mug; A m, gbccn the cause of much contention jail‘ only in swam cases has the 1930, 51191115 Swen gjtflngg of 1119,11,- members of the Society, who have mean"; were mad by the clerk, Mn ML wane, for a numb" o; y,“

" 111' 111111 Livfilli- ‘l-ltlilik were |ild_\‘t‘tl. , _ 1 between, at least a few’. of the Scarle-

Ufncs 13L p, QLULCWL V NL Jam“ 11,00" ltuwn land-owners, on the one hand, m. Crmu“: m, m,” Inks." L.‘ WM] 1 ‘and Middleton farmers on the other, war will ilcCOllltf l... suui lv.» 170»! l'1."r.11 .‘,'1~..;1i.. 111-re mcsc-iit. andlwas bung m“ last Monday‘ and

given unstlntingly of their time and E D, sum,» advice to promote the welfare of the Reports were heard from the Min- children iviaced under the we o! istcr, Sunday School Superintendent,

‘his smlely- Cradle Roll. c. c. 1. 'r.. Boy seams I wish it to be put on the records

vchilc Court involving 15 cases, some of which were for second and third offences. Four boys were se11t to St. Patrick's Home, illaliiux, where two

was employed in the furniture tw- tory operated by Mark Wright t: Company. Subsequently he took! position with the Dominion Earpiece

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Society received a grant from the Government for this purpose. The former grant from the Government to pay for children sent to the Re-

Hbm ,Ex,,.,,,..“ 1,1,“, »<\\;:]L' _\,,,,i,_,,n Q “Ah 3mm and scout ‘which created considerable local in- fcmlatory has been withdrawn’ are still confined. One runaway and Women's Missionary Aid Society, Company and the Canadian EXPM! and Needs," 12:: Lord 13.11 11-1M1nt-I11. 11. 'l'i1<~ Scouts 111 this imlcst’ as some lwcmy or “lore of the Dr. McPhee considered that the i5 11°“ at m5 1mm“ l" Sllmnlersldc- or the SMMY that u“ gentlemen Mission Band, Phllathea organiza- company, retiring three yea-rs I80 l 1mm: 1mm on us, work’ lIIIlPYCSlCII parties gathered in the clergy and Societies for me heme!“ and 11w your“, boy having scrvcd comprising the Grand Jury of the mm Flower. Ushers. Publicity Con? Mr‘ Waller whfle in the ammo), o]

Not .\ 11.111111 _1.1:11!1=11-1-.1 11111-11111 5.11011 receive their floods’ some doze" years ago flshon ment of the community should pay his time has rctumcd homo‘ The sfupreme Court swung at summer" mittees, World Wide Guild. ‘Ircos- these companies was the victim o!

,Vm , _ 1110111011 only cf this contentious more attention to the plastic years good 81mg, i5 1min; accQn'|p]]5hcd by side are to be highly commended for um. J_ A Webster presented ms re_ two unfommaw accidents. hm,“

‘you, h,“ Mo.“ ,,. W, .0,“ 1,” T-oundary was run, but stopped short of you“, m“, the different orgamzm the Society and Juvenile Court 1s "l9" Hillel)’ WEEQSl-lmll w the 9mm port, showing large increases from all first one leg broken and seven ywl

in their report that a reformatory is a very necessary institution in this Province and let us hope that the day is not far distant when such an institution will be one of the Public Institutions of the Province. During the year, '79 visits were made by me 11s truant officer to the I-Iigh School.

clearly shown in the reduction in the number of cases before the Court from 31 in 1920 to l5 in 1930, n de- crcnsc in juvenile delinquency of fifty per cent. I11 regard t0 truancy,

,oh not. lacing in accordance with what _.\,, ,_. r1115 claimed to be the nld, original ,,_, -,,,,,,f “A ‘m. i‘ “p0,; M. up: 0mm. to“ ‘boundary. This piece of line favored ‘ _ . MW“ l, 5C0“, lwihtflb. a, Do_ 1111c Searletown men. On Monday Sur-

:11 1.1 1:1 ll".11l1|11;11i.c1's ha is helping ill/two‘: Mllnonald‘ gwmanfinc started y, ,, ‘Um. 1,3,. ,0 know Mun 5cm,“ ‘opening up lhlS line, but found it _ 1riifTc1-cd from the old boundazy, or _ 3,1,1... 1.. h ,1,,,,,1,| 1m [,_,,-_ vvvlint was claimed t0 bc the old boun- .-..w.:.--i 1.1 0Ltu\\.1 for 19.51. imgv, by about a chain, and abandoned

|;_.,.1,-_| '|,»....,. ' ‘ , ‘u. After considerable council between i, LN", smug, ‘both parties, this old boundary was

zidOptcd by the surveyor, with the full

gmmnmr- lauzrccmcnt nf the more extreme con-

sources. The Chairman of Finance Commit-tee, Mr. Clark, reported for his committee and presented the budget for I931. All Church activities were shown to be in a progressively active condition. Votes of thanks were presented to various officers and organizations with special recog- nition of choir, organist and com- mittce on music.

later the other leg broken.

These accidents naturally affected his health which 111 recent yam hvl not been very robust.

Mr. Waller was a man of splfllll‘ id character and always 1181mm” his duties capably and courteouslY-

He leaves to mourn besides s Ill’- rowing widow, seven children, Ina ll s. a. MacDonald's, onsnotuww». Margaret, teacher at. Malpeout. 3"‘ sic, at home; also two brothers, W11- iiam N, George, Rut-h. Wlllm“ “d

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tions such as Boy Scouts and other organizations are highly to be com- mcndcd as o. preventive of crime among Juveniles. It is up to the Children's Aid and the Church to use “ma, agencies to help the boys’ there is practically none among the In Closing m.‘ Momma referrcd to children whose age‘ places thcm 11n- the grcat loss sustained 111 the dcathl d" "l" ¢°"‘l’"l-*°"Y Clam °f "w of their Vice-president, the late Mr. Public s°ll°°l "lcl- 13°l“'°°l\ 14 “lid George B’ McNuu“ who was an ,m_: l5 ycars of age, there nrc boys who “ring worker m the mtorcsts u; the 1 are roaming the streets, who should society The presidmb extended hislbe in school, but. cannot. he compell- manks to Judge Innmm me clergy, rd to go, as they arc over ago.

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In his monthly report for Decem- bcr, Mr. Harrington stated that

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l" v ‘ 111 :<~'.11':11u l1r1.. u-mc 111111 _ d Hldr h d u THIS "OUND SEES zood 2m r 1» 1 11.; _,,|.. A 1,111.11 :>"<-.1111 1111.. f1rivardcd his llfllfllllf; 111111105 011d flllllclbly Scllled- the Board of Management and to the _ I _ xfifiljyclgtlhm m w“ amp? ed PICTURE REALISM Frederick o, shmey. Mm" mdymd. 111111111 1 1.. r 111- 1:": 1.1,. '1‘11111i1~r1‘111;t. ‘Icsis. Any boy PER“ “M5 wllllflllci" Wlm m9 Clllldrmls aid‘ 1 m“: C, “N, m l, t. f 1,, m-v Qtrauened circumstmces had TRURO. Jan. 14-—Dr. Cosson, den- To the bereaved relatives the mu .111. "b11111 11w 11. 11~ 11 51-11111. write ——- ‘ d v I c nlenllon o ‘ ‘ H l b1 d d I h d i “h °l 5 Wlde circle of friendswill -_ ' _ r v _ H _ _, _ . _. lhorc i11 a tlo-‘t t t1 f t, 1, t been taken to the Protestant. 0r- ‘$1 l” a °° 9-“ m‘ W" n l’ ' y i 1 1 -. A. i 1,:11 , ,-. 11, i-.;_,|1:11111r:11t.1l Miss ‘Slackford of Suinmeiside. Election of Ofliccrs ‘my Cmuni: ziilqyilittlilmll1nllill‘ flu phamge and clothing provided for which he takes gran pride’ This 0am he extended. "'15" ‘l "ll" . ' -<l .5 "A111. \'1::11-i~111r:r,., H‘ P. E I. “Tm a “HI/Ur m m“ my this wcck- - claim ‘were altcvedat ‘g l ‘d chsliltlc them out of the funds of the Child- m“ has "ever 59°" Pl"- 011 U10 hunt. The funeral was held yesterday l!‘ “Us "Xmmlfi l‘ i" """"'“"‘ ‘by The Omens [or the msumg your - d 1‘ 1. .. D mu.‘ c c ‘- _ rcn's Aid Society Truane was well such as they arc carried on in the temoon-from his late resides“. 11;", p; .-= , , ‘h, , H,“ , hm,“ Mum 4-i1()“~ - l1fr:~.lf.11't\vcil COIIUUII 0i Wilmbt- were rc-clcctcd with thc exception m" l?!) m 4 War" of “m. I [ma ' . y 1d l“ b l-W 19W mat "10 (l0 GFOOII Street to the People's Gem- 1 .1 1» , , __ __ . . . - _ , hangs‘, and are n5 thnt. 1t is usually boys between fo11r- l" lllmd- Ollly "l"? 911505 Tepmled- ° cm“ y’ u 5‘ 5 ’ nlulieatcrlln- H ‘ ‘kwmmu: m“ M“ m0 Llmrctn w fulfil‘. 1'11"‘: intuit‘! the [tmrlfcegriighly ffnono or mu c l tcen 1111a ilftecn who 1111- charged “'l"‘l° lllv Parents refused to send l5 quite capable of taking its place etery. 9r as , 1-111'1-' '11. _v Xmluti" 1,1,4“, and m“, m, appncd y Oflplll m‘ rea 111011. 0 0W5; _ ‘ ‘ ' _ 1 ‘h d“ Dr Casio wok his _} cciz-cl 111. 11 _ 1 1 1 1.11 1: g 1 . 111;.» 111.» ~ 111111,. _.~1-r1»,11 1,001,, friends hope to sce her about again r=1<¢51d@11t_ 01-, .1, A, Mcpum lyclrtilgutglilnlftsuliliidrgfiensejagifoilyntgg Zgslnolcilillgtrsnutgt sclljiéaogchgg‘ 113px‘ hniufide tor u; Princess Triheatre on pack 0T h_.____._.unung ‘muting shown n Sl.l]l(lll"-5l h, soon. S. NZ/lilcc-Prcsidcnt, Mr. Olncr Mc- bu? under féurtcen charged Mm mr should take scum under me Saturday’ when a hunting picture the meant (m. ‘.10 il:»:111'I1'>11 I11: 11111 —-——— I . r o ‘ ' 1 ., . . . $1 A t, ‘as bein hown. Mr. ivfcNeill, the manage m“ ‘w m" “d! I ‘ l m“ 6' do WUIIC Mme and Wm. second vlcc-prcsklcm‘ m‘, J’ J‘ t?“ me at??? ‘Jmcilnboll ogcasea craloollettsr of condolence to Mrs “All Wéflt: well until the pack of Princess, asked Dr. Ossson to 18th“ “""‘ “l” ' ' l l3 , 1': 1111 1111111- 111- 1111». Wllll‘! ha“ "°“"“°d w Hahmx M’ Mcmmhi . thfgnl-c l3)‘ Q0 Ol-E i-u u; ~myylan m Noonan on the death of her dough- hounds in hot chase of their quflffy i108 80. but the doctor said that W 31111.12. Fawn“; 111.1 1111b. the izamo to may icr a ivlcasant visit with Rev. 1VI.r. Secretary-Treasurer. ltfiss Elonnnr m“; ;i‘$l;{§nolllllll1aS“§g§rl0110311205’tor Mrs Robert Mormon was or‘ went dumng across the screen md hound would ma“ ‘hon work on” l.111-‘ .1,. .1 111n11 should rin. ‘vhluys P-“'°"L5' vcn‘ Archdeacon Green" _ _ - c- . l I ' l d ‘t ined It ex enslve screen if he was 311W“ ‘f |"'l(‘l'\ i-HHHW, “m, Um,“ m.“ mung Come.- whitc, 1). 13,, and Mrs. White of H011. solicitor, Mr. Heath Strong, iclsstul 1111i his mtcsthodtrijf deahiig will; gzicezlwto sbc sent to her from the. ttkheeiietnirk; Cajun; 13:11:32?“ me hklikwedom l rc n1~.~ '11» boy.» inrlccri, Smmnurgidc’ S’ Q l I 65c dc nquon ' & s-1mcl’l;._' ’ ' m ' ‘I n l A W l ~__ M M I 1"‘1‘11l.'1'.', .l;=1"1 .'1, '11., -11~ ,1 i 111 :1 WW1‘. Mn t." ‘UH, H,” mmm be " "“ ' ‘ - - B G an , ~~ 1 1 . , — - ~ y GOIQB C Trvmuirc li-ut, 1l1p '1 211-11 t».- tlin, (Wm, - ‘__ 1 treasure tuck 111': .l..1 11.1.1.1. 1' H m», U“. “m, “m 1 .,d-1~ i ' AN‘ WHEN \ VJUZ - . 1 1. » ~ - ~11, 1:1 cu 1-1 u: 1 01o an r é -l"'°"3ll ill’! "'5' "ll l "'1' l" llll‘ Vi“ 1 . ..-..._.. ._____. l. MOTHER ' l COAYED YQOR FA ERP NHDC;(\)\Q\TA\N\TAH \'\_\_ TELL LEAVINY HE i! I Lorin Puck, \1_l1--1c 11 _. 1111.111 11;. ; “Hg (HAKLES lunmrJ-Av F WHAT ARE TO_CALL QlQ-EE-‘Qofifixfiikl ANGR\(__n_\AT THE GOCTORO 1H‘ QQQLD cfiififiD F48. 1_ the Bctnvr l‘;1tr<,1l '1 iu ::- 1 1111-, 1111111. i -———- You ‘so H25 A,‘ eotlA SHONE HE CALLED HQ“! oiD QE- HE 1310M‘? {QTY BQQ<€1 1 ., ,, ,,.. , . _ .,, v THEY us. qcJTTo BE , ' W lll- "ll <1 -l' i l*~-'~'- I 11111-1 1.~.1<1<-1-. Ncwcas- waisuus- ‘m: DOCTQR 0M THE DOCTOR l‘ ‘IREPU’ 9TH! V151’ P‘ l"i'(.‘1'ln'_“.ul Pr 11111, uhzl 111- .'i1' 111i = , .. , . - ~(°Q? t _ _ l lhc death occurred l‘: GlVlK-lfi A pARTw ANYVVAY _~ i, ' 1 had-u!) 11s.} .I1.i]:;\ ell 1rd ‘11111111: _111-.\~1 I ‘ n.1,,‘ Bnmcum n NEXT WEEK AND 1 I l4 llilltl‘ l l. " -““ l-l-"ll- pl l’: ill" I i 11.111‘ vv-prcicd (lent. nf Acadiu- PM HQPINQ ‘To BE ‘ mm; Wm“ “N” n “ll "'3' """'7' 1 -.1ii1-. A111; Imrrionii 1111s formerly 1r\i\I\"rED- 11"“ 3mg" "" b"’"""“"l l"’1'"""‘ 1311» 11:~11l1pi111~ (lhlinnt, a native oi’ -‘“—"'--"~<'""-"~ " ~'"*—' ‘M11111. (,'.||‘l‘1l!l, l‘. E. 1., and W85 79 1 1 l 3-1-1111, r1 ago. s11rviving are her hus- ' 5;.¢¢.4;§»4+q,,:¢¢¢¢:¢o00‘ Q 111111-1 two sons, Gabriel of Quebec, . ~ ‘ q 111111 four tilillllltPfii, Mrs. JLarosue. ‘1 E AND : .1!‘ N1" w Ymk, Ali's. Andrew Arscnault o G|IA5S|3ZAFILT|ED 5 111111 Mrs. BliVJqlliIC both of R010“- : . 111111, and Alto Dclins Buvricau of St. ' ¥ I oflflmetrills z f‘.111l. licnt. Co. Rev. Father L. J. ' i ' It? Richmond Street x ("x11 1111’1.~l1 l1riqyt, sung a High M058 ‘ ' 1L2__“._._ L u, Rcumcm I _ QIIII. m1 runneunnlmoiulmnisfldfllfl- _