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Central Guardian

FRESH LOBSTERS — Served 3i. Aylward‘s 42 Queen St. this even- ing. 9334

‘NEW BUSINESS STAND _ Ml‘.

~ ‘a Maynard Fraserhas removed his - a » _~ _ business stand from the Market.

i Agents willie“, ' ‘ », sale Building w the Tweel Building. .s0s1~11-'s wan 1211:1910 j‘ F005 ssarssu- Par. sjisrrlzaisiv °'fiii‘éi’é.ii.‘.°g u.-“.iii.°“ .1 F?’ ' ‘ggigrzggt-Oa," {fin ever}?- Bo '. .- t .. " '___ p. ratt1;p._. erewil e is" qmwxe lisifiltft 0% k3,}? .. - - -' .'i '» ~. 916a 9 w ‘u prayer meeting ‘in the church. Sun- padina v -.,J _, i r: i _ ~ ~.__- ~ - AN day, Septffith, 11.00 a. m. Divine » Al? 3,5019?- 34- - ~25 gang“! Worship. 3.00 V-p..rn.'Sunday School. . ' 7.30. Sermon: "Farewell Words."

plum. $16. -DA'IԤ.Y fir. 11E

women. No e rierjce or?“ ~ ~ - ~ i - i . E-LA COPIA FILLY 1i». -—-—- r - 5° . "[8 WW‘ _ ylelfififid Byme 3m“ Nmh ‘RM netcssouosi BAIL.,— On ap- m "l! m ‘lllllflre-x “*- 9, '- 93.10.944.31 plication of his counsel. Mr. Gilbert Dent 123 BOX 471 Te , ' r- e ‘ K. 0., n. A. MacDonald was

Toronto. " AJW: Sept. 14-24 Oct. a-aa Nov. s-is. - . -

MAN Q-oa woman "ro T11’. vii.

a. ' , ' ‘ agents. Position per- m ‘ t. Yearly contract guaran- iod @1092 and expenses. be

9314-9-23421

G. Lloyd FulforcbStudeht pastor.

FOR SALE FREBHET JERSEY cowfApply Wm. Moore, Milton-

lron saw - TWO DOUBLE

flwelllngfl. Apply 206 Grafton St. 1*?

9-24-61

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fllffeellly average. l‘ a n

Write for particulars.

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W lg n Co., Toronto. _ '31,,‘ A. W. Sept. 14-17-21-24120. _ _ s.

selliflg product é ual to gasoline at gifoents a gallon. Noljfakbi H ess. guaranteed prodyiégt. Fe ,_ erritories yet vacdlat. e particulars and ' » proof.<l - . EA. wan-re 6t Co., Alexandria, Ont. - -‘ A. W. Sept. 24‘

AGEN iSiMAKE MONEY-—-EITHER so: _, lstrlbuting Bliss, Natjye. Her ' ,J for Constipation, 1nd as»

tioul-FT Rheumatism, Liver, id-

neyli<200 doses, $1.00. nourish

Work. Profitable. Full or part

lime,~niu-‘.tlply~ your income. Al-_

on: 1,0. Bliss Medical Company.

D013.‘ 49, 124 St. Paul St., East,

Montreal. Canada.

' "ill83‘-9~17-2I,24.28‘ AW

AGENTS-BARTON 100% ‘rune woolvtallored-to-measurc suits are popular with men everywhere. Style, quality, and finish equal to any J35 to $45 values, you sell at $23.75» to 829.75. We pay highest commissions and generous bon-

usuffwe: back you with most-

prompt spirglce. Agents wlioilhave cur new iia pies case pronounce it the best they ever saw. Write us to-day for our complete pro- position and free sample case. Barton Tailoring Co. Dept. B7128. 1181 Bleury_St., Montreal?»

‘ l " _ ‘aw; Septi-fld. Oct. 1.

‘,1 i‘ . y» Nursing —-—--—-—~.—.-————~--—————-,- Aceuirs-tir vou 1.1m; rnsss amdlWslhrru-bs. ‘Wihiyi not sicll them? Make a. silnoss of it. moi. -tlnis

' or lli b o. 000 varletiics of pio- veu '1 ‘Tag Nursery Products". 0a or y week. Equipment an _

SKIES. olirireal S .

Male Help Wanted

WANTEDLMAN TO WORK ON farm. Apply C. W. _R0bertsori. R. R. 3. ' 9290-9-22-1“

instbtuotma iilneo. Write DOM - ION

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FIRE an, BRAKEMEN, seam»

wa ‘=80; 116 City.

it ._ siszs-‘ii-eo-zt

‘ti.’ ... °%..3.'-.i,‘”'....“”' o roi- , '

s in a weeks. Wilts Mel;

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immisci- ‘MAANM son FARM wer- any. acfirahdsii.’ Charlottetown, n. R. . '9 '5, ‘i. . possess: AN , urftiisuAl. orrorvrlfivl-rv

unlit». cs1: as lclitlnmrn v s re "are ne-ztqil lin 451......‘ Chfist as‘ ‘.'

Stenographers, - tank, Clerks. e ., ‘éfi islet season. Beautiful new free. MNWPuKfBItv 00.. Li tell; l mto. Representatives "smell towns also. _ .

_, Sept. 24-21-20. oot-J-i-o.

', Lemuel Crockett, York.

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0-921 “dtfa;

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, _ egg-s 1.: 4i GENERAL r = . '_ lid r e. Apply 03 Green St. , gain Christmas asst *- v i’ °- P B - _ 9,984,234,,

FOR SALE -- TEN EWES AND

.1111: ‘lambs. Wendell "H, Lea, Vic~ ' tcrlafTLR. 9337-9-24-41 Aimiy

9333-9-24-3i.

DRll/‘ER ‘FOR SALE

5 p _ .,FOR.8ALE—HOUSE WITH ALL sollfvrs $109, _ EEKLY l-zssl!

modern conveniences, large l. lot. double garage, central location. p‘ ply L. W. Proude care R. '1‘. (illliah, Ltd. 9319-9-23-31

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so); sane-user: PARTS son ' Chevrolet; Ford. Grey Dort and Light Six McLaughlin cars. Ap- ply Freud's Garage, Gt. George

_ $1,. 9311-9-23-21

- for: SALE-NO ACRES or LAric‘

good buildings 4 miles from "Charlottetown. Apply "Guard- ian. » 9285-9-22-41

OR SALE—TWO PURE BRED Gifford. Down ram lambs. Border Goodwin Strain. Arthur How- att, Carleton Siding.

0307-9-23-31

FARM FOR SALE -— 100 ACRES with buildings. formerly owned by Daniel Roadr, For particulars. apply to John McLean 8a Bon, Montague.

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' Female Help Wanted

EARN $25 WEEKLY. SPARE time. writing for newspapers, aaiiios. Experience unneces- -___sggy_.f deta ,fr_e'e. Press Syi1di-

cate~§ii7 Sgallouls Mo. 9326 i’. h.

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS

Q . ~ 1 $35-$50‘. CAN BE cannon AND _ paid weekly in spare time selling

well known linc Personal Christ- masfiards. Experience unneces- sary. An early start and our co- opcrqion assures success. Beau- tiful lfew sample book free. Master "Kraft Co.. Limited. Toronto. Rep- _, resentatives, wanted small towns also’

' rllnvv. Sept. za-zo-za-ao. Oct. 3-5.

Miscellaneous

MOTORCYCLE BARGAIN. ALTO-N Webb; O'b8l.l'y. 0l89-9-l7-3wks.

UNQALFRED McDONALD, LAND Surveyor, Horlnanville, I’ . 13.1.

i4_._____.._» ' __ _.________' iuuvsrs ' NURSES FREQUENTLY _ earn, 230 a week. Learn by personal correspondence. Catalogue No. 23 hfreewlioyal, College oi " ' Toronto 4, Canada.

‘three t Exhibition .Rocky Point at 7.00 p. m. I ‘ ' l

' halyard, Oven Company, 1100 ueen West, Toronto.

, , afs7-10-Satl3i

FOXES—SEVERAL EXTRA DARK silver and black male foxes. extra good quality. Pure Dalton strain. Pups and provcn sires. Box 207. Tlgniah. plw-Q-ltl-fs-di

NOTICE TENDERS WILL BE

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s v _ trs in typhoon ha,

us Ly ing and mnpmployed z" r and

genders. .

received by the undersigned sec- retary of. Dundas Potato Grow- ers Club up till Sept. 29th for

aiq _ “boats to haul Certified acoii from 0Q I H9 . Full time _ tv/Bridletown to Georgetown or if ~ . Sample equal fir} Charlottetown. Albert Acorn. s - ready withinfr; ‘ ' Cardigan; " _,_.93Q5.9-23-2i

in Orders regularly h- ‘, ‘um EJXHIIITION is onswmh

. -only gcnutfi wrrimrlea- Write

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nion‘ Cal‘ l‘ 00.. . u. n. w. o-sa-ai.

sure Suit and

and. $20.70. Guaran _ andlflom valuesjW a- roslntativs in every town. Torri-

,\vrltsatonce for

now going fast. If you want- fis up a teal 1m monastic» Service a more than a‘

x so Order your g suit or _* us. in l_l_1¥_!i-Yl6._ a t Is guaranteed.

rly t Olltlfldfell" ‘rnplss to

s sci. f .th‘d best. over car- ried. Many letters, and testimon- ais of well satisfied customers. i‘ any hundreds o1 references. a juice discount this week. S. F. 2 Til-bush, 17! Prince St, P. ill. ls- Mdiii representative. Mil-ti

Wanted

#01 Fail Line» Th! Wflltiiflb!

w o-sscono 1mm rm:- w ornlm. Apply ‘ti:

i Teachers Wanted rncuan waurao r ‘ml; Dsmijblieuly. $.75

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. Macdougall

Robertson. Baldwin's,

N__,_3,,;f PALMER-SIMPSON —At s1. Put- __ ere (lntherlral. Charlottetown flo-rldmg, g_ gnysnoaouq|yThursday the 22nd, inst... hy Rev.

will make an extra trip on the T~Ii~ Hunt. M.A.. D. D. cf King's! Days qeavmg College. assisted by the Rev. C. A. ' Charlottetown at cs0 p. m. and Slmvwfl- M-IM- Renter 0i Si. Al-

BAKERS’ OVENS-n-WRITE son. ‘"1"- ‘leiisiiioi "f catalogue; "me payments u de_ and the latc Rev, Canon Simpson Mn‘; some usedmvem m ham-L of St. Peters Cathedral. to Harold

granted an appeal fro mthe decision given by His Honor, Judge Stewart Ia few days ago and yesterday was I- ' ’ on bail pending the result of the appeal.

CRAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD ——Morning prayer and Litany in Springfield on Sunday at '11 o'- clock: Evening prayer in Crapand at 7.00 o'clock/Sermon subject- Stirring up God's gifts.

NEW GLASGOW - Cavendish regular services‘ in New Glasgow

THE CHAIILOITETOWN GUARDIAN

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Presentation To Mr, - Lorne J. Howatt

A very interesting affair took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Peppin, on Thursday evening last when the Certified Seed Potato Inspectors staff met to wish their esteemed colleague, Mr. Lorne J. Howatt, adieu previous to his de- parture to MacDonald College. St. Ann De Bellevue, Que, to continue his studies.

During the evening the assembled guests listened in with considerable interest and not a little excitement to the broadcasting of the Dempsey- Tunney fight, on Mr. Edward E. Jay's receiver specially set up for the occasion. ‘

After the excitement of the great bout had subsided, Mr. R. R. Hurst. Pathologist in charge of the Labor-

Charlottetcwn, P.’ E. LI Sept. 22, 1027 Mr. J. L. Hewett, - i City

Dear Lorne: We do not make this an occasion of regretful farewell, but. rather take the opportunity to congratu- late you on your commendable de- cision to pursue your studies fur- ther. your departure is of a temporary nature, and that the pleasant as- sociations of the past. will be renew-

Chnrch 0f Christ. Sunday 25th, at. 11 i-i. m.: Wheailey River llall ‘i o'clock; Cavendish Baptist Church ill 7-30 0-m- Balibismai Service lit New Glasgow at 4.15. C. E. Arm- strong. Minister.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH —-At the services in the Central Christian Church next" Sunday, Dr. in the morning will speak on The Place of Public Wor- ship in our Religious Experience. ,and in the evening God, the Mis- understood-Some Reasons Why. lAt thc evening services Miss Bar- ‘bara MacNeill and Mr. Ben Acorn will sing solos.

PERSONALS

Miss Dorothy White. Sourls lcavcs this morning for Boston where she expects to spend the‘ winter with friends. . V ' “_

l Mr. E. H. Beer, wife and daughter [Bessie leave for California this

‘morning. ,

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ‘Maclliachern, Prince St, arrived Thursday night Chicago“

Dr. Warburton returned last night from Ottawa where he attended a meeting of the Canadian Medical Council.

Mr. Thomas Campbell. Saint John N. B.. returned home on Friday morning after visiting his wife and child who are thc guests nf Mrs. Geol‘ e S. Lat-tor, Grafton Si... City. Mr. ampbell is thc popular mun- ngcr of the Saint John Fusiliers baseball tcnm.

Mrs. R. Enright accompanied by hcr sister Miss Lillian Maclnnis, Cherry Valley are visiting friends in Cape Traverse the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark.

BIRTHS

ed in the future. We know that our loss for the present will be your.

upon your return. The new cx- periences and technical training added to your abundant talents and mature judgment will be stepping stones to a hasty ascent, to greater accomplishments. ' ' Be assured that you have our incere wishes for a most successful niverslty Session. and that a full measure of health and happiness will attend your endeavours. “Brains and character rule the world." Tcndercd on behalf oi the _ LABORATORY STAFF. We've searched thc largo empor- iums

From East Point to Tignish To find a fitting token To bear to, your our wish.

But with bitter disappointment We turned fro every shelf And we finally decided

To let you buy the thing yourself.

Now when you do your shopping Whatever else you do

Don't forget this little present Bears our GOOD-WILL to you.

So don't buy yourself a necktie For that is very small _ And to say how we will miss you It wouldn't do at all.

We might make a suggestion That you buy a nice new car It would typify our feeling

But the cash won't go that far.

atory read the following address: “lflpmnt a! mmy bflmmu‘ ‘ma use‘

We are happy to know ‘Lhaflsupplied by members of r155 choir or has been awarded to Mr.

gain. from which we shall benefithiorgan the paflshoners of 5L Ewighe lowest was for_$1,379. Work will (Horgan from the parishoners of St.‘ e s a" ed ‘mmedhiwlY-

[ooooowvooaoo-wooo-owooo; l Dr. Kennedy, Osteopath. Specialist in Rheumatic cases and diseases of women and ‘ children.

Offices corner Euston and t Hiilsboro Streets, also, over l‘ ifsland Radio Company, 145 Great George Street, Char- lottetown. _ I -

Phone: 142-1. ui-‘css.

Western Guardian

, -—McLEOD MOTOR SALE starts ‘today in Summerslde.

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—McLEOD SEVEN DAY MOTOR SALE. Seven big bargains and sev- en small prices. See them at Cent.- ral Street, Summerside. - Buy a car _ > at your own price at McLeod Motor

.+o-»4+woa - Sales, Summerslde.

—-VALUABLE HORSE KILLED.

| 9343 9 24 21 —A horse owned by Gordon Ramsay of New Annan valued at over two

lAddress and " I gngiotcifilitclar (zlitnnglllisiursldvz;

night near the store of H. R. Mcase, New Arman, receiving such severe injuries the animal had to be shot.

‘Miss Ada May.’ West Covehead, whose marriage to one of the stal- [wart and prosperoussons of Traca-

. ——LAR E 0 die, takes place shortly, was the re-I G L BSTER SHIPMENT

,'—M0re_ than 42.000 pounds of live lobsters have been shipped to the I Boston market this season by Mr. hf)!!!" 5'» h." ‘will? °n the evening Andre Paturel of Summerside. of. the 21st ult. Upwards 0f 19° These were all of a uniform size 8119535 W919 Present l0 d0 1101101‘ Wtmostly nine inches and over which the fair and popular young bride- to-he. The house was tastefully dec-‘markets, Icrated for the occasion and the ev-I

vening spent in partaking of a delic-I —TENDER ,ious repast and listening to the singing and

ful gifts at a "shower" given in her

“AWARDED. —- The

instrumental musicthe government building at Tignish Angus which Miss May was the capableiMctflormack of Souris according to 195,15; ' a eegram received by Hon. A. E.

Among the presents was a well-‘Macl-Iefln- P" fTOm HOII- J. C. fined purse accompanied by the folwEllloli, Minister Of Public Works at lowing address read by Miss Helemrottawa" The tender Whiilh WES

E ~cn n: --—- “gems u" l —GO0SE BUYER 11v SUMMER-

SIDE.-— Mr. Lux of Woburn. Mass, us in Summerside on his annual ‘goose buying trip.. As the market is riitothbrisk tthisi year he expects to Dear Miss May: 11m is ac v1 es to two carloads W0uld,you ask us what is the ob- g-fxigrlée ieegliaflifcgg; laxfiwnrllamzzkig 1°" °I °"' "S" "c" ""5 °"‘m‘“g.the United States for ducks this we wmnd have ‘Q answer m“ wrlyear he says. as there are millions speck“ 055°C‘ ‘S 1° exPrcss ‘-° W“ of these birds being held in storage our deep appreciation of your serv-lfrom last Wan icc as organist in St. Eugcncs. Only| one short year ago. (for years are __}||STORIC HOME BURNED always Shin‘?- Wllfin 100K018 back). DOWN.-- The large dwelling house His Lordship, Bishop O’Lcary, in‘of My, Harry yye‘ Central Lot 16 hi5 ‘i/‘sllmn- did 5° ilffflngfi miiltflrswith woodhousc attached was com- that Mass would be celebrated atlpletely destroyed by fire on Thurs- St. Eugene's cvery Sunday. Thus, asvday morning. The house was‘ we» could no more count on regular located at the approach to the choir. assistance from Curran Ban Grand River ferry and was bstwr and Tracadie, the question at oncelknown as the MacLaurin home- mme up, "when shall we be able stead. It was built at Princctown,

ADDRESS

To Miss Ada May, Organist of St. Eugenes Church.

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is the favorite with the American >

,tender for painting and repairing, >

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St. James Presbyterian Church

REV. BRUCE MUIIt-MINISTEB OIIGANIST-GEORGIJ METHVEN

Morning at 11.00 A. M.—Serrnon. Anthem:-“Gcd Shall Wipe Away All Tears" . .. (Field) Sunday School and Ministers Mixed Bible Class 2.30 EM.

l Evening at 7.00 P. M.-—Sermon. i Anthemz-"Hymn in the Night" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Brown)

Visitors and College Students Cordially Invited to all Services

Zion Presbyterian Church

MINISTER-REV. M. SCOTT FULTON, M 11., B. D. Organist and Choir Master-MR. LOUIS D. THOMPSON

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11.00 A. M.—Preache . Rev. Philip Jones, B. D.. General > Secretary Social Service Council of Canada. ’ - Anthem-"The Lord is King" ............. .. tbimper.)

2.30 P. M.—Rally Day for Sunday School Bible Classes -—Subject—-"Christ’s Cali to the Young."

7.00 P. M.—Pl'eaoher—'l‘ile Minister. “The Riddle of Life." Anthem-"Daughter of Zion" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (Clark) Quartette-“Therefi a Pilot" .. (Shepard)

Zion Male Quartottc.

Evening Service Will Be Broadcast.

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Trinity United Church

> MINISTERS

REV. E. H. BAMSAY, D. D. REV. HAMMOND JOHNSON ORfiANlSTi-‘WM. E. FLETCHER, A. R. C. M., A. T. C. L.

10.00 A. M.-—Morning Prayer Meeting. 11.00 A. lVL-Morliing Service. Preacher-Rev. C. A. Bridgman, returned Missionary from China“ Anthem—"The King of Love" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Shelley) Tenor Solo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mr. G. Elmer Ritchie 2.30 P. M.—Sunday School. Rally Day Service in the Church. Address by Rev. A. P. Quenton of China. 7.00 l". M.—Evening Service. Preacher-Rev. D. G. Rldout. Anthcm-“Seek Ye the Lord” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. (Roberts) With Tenor Solo by Mr. l’. D. Williams. Soprano Solo-"The Lord is My Strength" . .. v Mrs. Roy Cudrnore. i Students Warmly Welcomed to all Services.

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Morning Service Broadcast.

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go have High Mass?" 1g was through hauled over the winter ice of Rich- your ability as‘ an- organist andjmmd 38y 80ml? fill/Y YER-PS 8-80 and‘ leadership 11s a citizen that the ans-Was l1 tllvefii 0i‘ road house in the‘ m. Gama Them was no time 10st, old stage coach clays where travel-l and that my,“ of Joy experlencedllers stopped for rest and refresh- by pasml. and people on mat firs; ment. .The loss is over $5,000 with‘ Sunday was made possible cnieflylmfly a small msllnlncfi by your efforts. And ‘that work you» ‘ ‘*>'

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: r1... Baptist Church.

REV. R. C. EATON, B. D., MINISTER.

o o usly took up and so‘

lnastellrlfliifiiroand faithfully perform-l _M“- Nama“ MHCFQTIBIIO- 511m“ ed was not your Sole labor for Ourlll-(ETSICIC, who was suddenly stricken», parish. At our concerts and sucials-wm‘ ‘HIFCSS “m1” “wrung M» F‘; your‘, time and talents were cheelulcontracting job at Cape Traverse is,

Now what's thc use of rhyming on 1

You know wc want to say

That wc wish you health and hep-- piness

All the time that you're away. i

Your associates at the Lat. and Experimental Farm.

S. G. Pcppin. P. R. Hurst. M. E, Keir, R. McLean. H. McLai-en. A., A. McEwcn, R. Crccd, E. E. Joy, C. Howatt, w. Ferguson, F‘. Godfrey} A. A. Dunn. C. McDonald. S. Good-, win. G. Ramsay, G. M. Ramsay, D.‘

MONAGllAN-Jn this city on Sept.‘ 23rd. 1927. to Mr. and Mrs. James‘ H. Monaghan. a son. Cchgrdtula- tions. -

CANTELLO~At Mt. Buchanan 4m, September 10th. 1927 to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cantello. (nee) Pearle]

9.541110. Bimons a. daughter, Alfreda Eliza-l!" the wee sma hours by the 1w"-

beth Marquerite.

, ( Patriot pleasci copy.) / ‘

MARRIAGES on hall's. Woodriirlc. N.S. brother oi’

the bride. ldliiioriDorotily Camp- Mra. Simpson

Leonard, son of H. J.‘ Palmer, K.‘ C. nnrl Mrs. Palmer.

Ryan, A. Rayner. I. Linklcttcr, T.| W. Bradshaw, E. Stearns. E. Renten‘ .1. A. Clark. F. Tinney. M. McLcn- nan. F‘, Roper. G. Warren. W. Burns I. Mitchell. J. D. Schurman.