ne Litei .

_Ü.0ckey and B. MnNoill.

MONDAV

SICUREQ GOOD BCHOONER— Cam. Frank Bondrean or Vernon River bas purelias'ed tbe lchooner Boues; irom Wright Bras, Crap and and tlie vsssel is now a: Lyons' whart. slia carries 180 tons and Captain Boudreau's many triends are congratulating him on secnring such a substantiel and! seawortliy actionner. 'l‘ha vessei will leave for Sydney in n rew days. and will inly between Char- lottetown and Sydney during the coming maths.

Sen d u

L’ilMlNIUN EXPRESS _(vl!3NEY “DRDER

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EDUCATIONAL CONFÉRENCE at tire Prince or Wales College Wednesday arternoon. Open t7 al]. General discussion in Whle

Hls FATHE’R’S carra—Mr. R Rcv. R. H. Stavert. Mr. Wm. Caln, B, Towfl", Manager o! me Unionlh‘ir. bien McLeod. K.C., the Chier Bank, charlottemwm received IliSnperintendent or Éducation, and telegram Saturdaÿ annonncing tliofmhers “"11 “‘1‘? par“. Evonmë deam or mg {amen ML Joseph In :mceting at 8 oclock. with addras» Towrlsg or 'Athens_ Ontarim Thcses by Prof. H. L. Stewart. or Dal- “ue ML 70m.," w“ 86 years M bousie University and Rev. .Dr age and had hem, in ms “suallGauthicr and. musical seiectwiis. hcaitb untii a rew days previous toffiveryboay welc°m°' bis death. Hls wire predeceasodî him by about a year, There are SUDDEN DEATH—Tlie dtîalhpc. lert to mourn two daughters, Mrs. curred very suddenly in ibis city. Taber. Athens. and Mrs. Fawcel:,;sund1ty night or Mrs. James Currie Tweed; and three sons. Mr. R. B.‘\'t'liiie attending service in the Towrlss. this city; “'esley' Manm-‘Peoples Cliurcli sbe'was strlckcn 8er ol the Lludsay Company, Brock.iu‘itli piiralysis and (lied soon after ville, and Charles. Seattle. beiiig renioved t0 her home. Mrs.

— L‘urrie, who was 65 yenrs or age.

_REAL ESTATE DEALS A-r l'orniurly residediin Bonsbaw. She

KEN5|NGTON_The fax-ms on me leaves a sorrowmg husband and

KenslnztonMnlpequo Rond. owned famllr tu mourn‘ T110 “mi-“'3' :1)“ by Nelson Casley and John Mup he hold today (Tucsddy). rrom cr

. . - Iate residonce. 92 Green Strect to phy. have been sold recently anu ‘

. Argylc Shore Lemetery. Tlie ser- are otcupied by the new proprio - .' “l ‘ t 10 a m and tors, Mr. William Cotton and Mr. "L0 “‘Î äm‘lmenfif ,ΑO ' ' McWilliama respectivciy. Tlie b9 00m1“ 9d m "’ ' prices paid were high. Mr. Nel- son Caseley bas purchased two building olts irom Mr. Tbtimas Gorman on the Central St. front, and purposes building lmmcdlate- ly' n i3 expccwd "‘any_ m’h‘" shire. 'l‘lie late Mr. l'iarknessserw buildings will b0 erectcd (luring tbe’ed averse“ wml the United States building season. Tliore zippears tommes' HL. was severely .wounded "0 a "’3‘ 951‘110 and {mm lund‘lil action and bail speiit Imost or boom here- K- the time since bis retum in a sani- torium. wbere be bat] undergone severai operations. He passed away from lienrt t'arlure while under tlie quarter to eieven Saturday niglit last. une, and was bu'ried wltli .mlii- on King Street, nenr Mr. Duil'y's Iary honm'ï groccry store. when Oflicer Hay- tbere are loft t0 mourn four sistem. wood attempted to nrrest a menhirs. Wm. Johnson. Ncw York; lly me name or McDonaid. Mc-ngs. Wm. Phillrns. Somerville. Donaid resisted and lie and somogMits ; Mrs. P. J. Dunn. ‘Bnighton. or his rriends were beiiting up iiiuiMaS ‘ MI‘S- Rnllert Hotte], Sum-mcr- 0mm, when potin. SKL walkm-‘side, aise two brothors, Messrs.: came m me ras-nui). 11., imd a] iJohn liarkness, or SummerSide.ll most placed McDonam undnr "plana William Harkncss. or Anilierst,; rest when ono oï tlie gang bit him rrom bebind witb a Diuce 0l 0011- OFFICER WALKER'S' CONDl-‘ cret'e whicli eut 18m.. Willkfir'fl‘ ÏWld Open and knocked iilm uncon-gconilneil to lils bouse al] day yos-‘ scioufl on the concrcte 51(10W31k-'tcriiiiy. Last iiight lie was report- McDonald succceded in mnking hiïied siiifering i'oiisideraibl)‘ from pain' escape. Ait tbat time hc' wns ocei- and sliock and il will no doubt bc3 et] off to the undershirt and as lie soveral days beiore ho can resumcl 18 8. Ver? POWOÏÎUÏ man he Dul bis duties. Tiie hlow lie recolvedi 11D a hard ilght. It 589m5 thalpn ‘Snturday nigiit was a terriblei tliere Was considel‘able drink-1m: one and was dealt with a large‘ going on in tbis Part 0l thû 10W“ pince or concrete wlilch tore' on“. Snturilny night and that thcre WHS seine two suqare inclies or akin. more or icsa organïzflüon t0 m‘3;rrom the back oi bis head and in-' sans that lient un omcers “'aikcrri'iicted :i- nasty cut. Tiie blond. and Haywood. Iriowed se freeiy that it tormedl duite n pool on the concrete aide;

—FUN'E‘RAL SERVICES —Theivmik and it is said tbnt it. wasl body or Mr Phlliip McNeili. whoifully live minutes before ne recoin; dled

—ISLANDER DEAD.»—Ali who know Mr. Douglas Harkness. a for- men resident or Summersido, will regret to beur of hls deatli, which ot-eurred recently in New lia-mir

A COWARDLV BLOW—There was a lot or excitement about a

in Vancouver.’ iirrived Înzûi'Üil conscimisness latter having re' Grand River on Wednesday. Mny'coivcd une cawarqry lllOW. 'i‘lie 10th. Thc l‘uneral tu s: Patrickslsympnthï oi' oitizcns generaliy will (Iliurcli was lnrgeiy attendcd. Ite-IDO given 10 0m60? Walkt'r Who 3l. quiem Iiigh Musa was snug hyëillo tiiiie was doing his simple

- thr- l'tev John A McDonald_ Theiduty. It is to lia hoped that every

naihboarers, i'irst cousins or tliclmeans will be taken to liaVe tlie

(Incfrilsi'd wore Messrs Liniis Mc .‘iili'liOl‘ of the act brouglit t0. Donub]. llxinus McNeill. Gussie justice. Lcckey. (hissie McNeill. John D.

Phlilip leit borne wben quitn young and. went t0 VVr-stnrn Canada whermmeotinx; lie enlisted with the Canadien .\rm_\'. Ii'pon ruturniiig rroin over HOiIS lic andin weni west where lie ('nzaged in mining couper. i: was B,

BIG VANCOUVER CONVEN- TiON—Tbe twoiity-second niiuual ol‘ vthe importa] Ortier. Daughtersr oi' ilie Empire and tiic National (‘hnptei‘ ot' Canada ls be' ing hold tliis week in Vancouver. .C. ’i‘lsis important womnufs

while thus engager] tbäit lie me! orgiinizatlon bas a incmbersliip o'i wlth the accident wblch eaused gym- 30,0(10 in canada and pas bis death. lie louves to mùul‘n’oxertml a wide influence on na.

bis raiber and motlier Mr and Mrs Artemaa Mchill. two brothcrs. Guy in Spokanc. Wasb.. and Paul ut home, alao two slsters Tessic and lrene m home. T0 the be-

tioiial questions. As no delegates trom -the islam] are atlending tho inca] chanter will lie representeil :it tbe coiil’erence by Mrs. W. W

Beer. or Toronto. national secre-

reaved ramily we exteiid sincerest titi-y, l'ormerly or Clmrlouetown. sympaihy N Among other proniineiit wnmen presonit will ho Mrs. John stew-

TUESDAV art or i’ertb. national orginiiziniz

seurouiry; Mrs. W. il. ilal‘ker.

CHINGvFRASER—At tllll BRDUSC 'lbmmto.‘ national] l'Tii'boes" sec- Manse. Kinsslmro, nn May 13th. rotary; Miss Laing, national edu-

1922, (:in marrlnge or Misa Dentrlcc ii‘raaer and Mr. Tyler Ciiiiig, Wita kjpmwc (,r Ednwmom convencr on solomntzcd, ilev. W. It. MacWalk- immigration; M‘rs. Hammon er perlerming tiio ceremony in thc Burns or Toronto. national treag. presence or a lcw intimate friands. urer; Mrs. J. i. Davidson, conven The parler was prcttiiy decorated er of tbo Sont}l Arrican Graves for the occasion wltb ilowers or Committee; Mrs. P. E_ nooimie, Spring. tbe prenillng enlors, green, et.‘ 'l‘orontq. [(Tliild Wnlilarn con. wbite and bille. syinbolizlng fait]: vener. and Mrs. Frnnk Wiso oi' purity ami rideilty. The bride is .i Toronto. couveiier .oi tbe Navy danghtcr or Mr. John A. Fraser. Lcaguc Comimttee.

and the bridegroom is a son or tlie late i‘cicr Ching. Tlie happy couple will reside at Souris East. wboro er. (Ëliing hns n beautirul new rositlence. Many [rit-mis unitu in wlshlng these popular young peo plu inany liappy years or wedde'] lil'e.

rational secrotar)‘: Mrs. W. D.

WEDDING BELLS—A very pleas li'lJ‘,‘ ovent occurrmi on tho evcning oi‘ Mav lotli. 1922 at 5 o’cioek. when Misa il‘reda. Caroline Mac- Neviii. eldth (liiugliter ol Mr. .1105- HO" I). MncNevln, bucume tbo bride or Mr. Neii Kennoth Seimond. botli or Bonsbnw. The iiuptlni knnt wns tiei] by the Rev. George C. Tnylor. at tbe home or Mr. and Mirs. R. MeWililnms. 161 Water St.. Cliiirolttctown. cousin or the groom. Arter tbe eeremony a. dniii- ty lunch wns servod in Mrs. Mc- Willlaui‘s expert mailner. The bride was charmingly attira] in a eream serge suit and wore a liiue satin bat. ile rtravelling suit was or bluo WiLll 'briiid trimmings. Artcr lunch tbe happy couple visited rniends ami relatives in the oi-ty. On tho raliowing evening. May 11,

in Bonshnw. A smali crowd oi near rrlcnds and relatives gotbcred rit their home in the evoning te weloome tbem home. Tbo presenta wero niimerous and costly. Later in tho evening a large crowd. both young and old, asthered on tlie iawn to shown respect ror the hnp- py couple Who are b9th very popu- lnr iri lite vicinity. The avening past rapidiy in music and gaines. =ice erenm and cake was served by aunts or the bride. A: the cheery honr or 1 o’colclr the giiests ail ioinwi hnnds and sang "They Are Twn Joilv‘Good Foliows." and theu d'snersed. lonvinz -behind thon .their best wislies l’or i’uture hippi'

Mm withoutAlum.

tiens and ‘prosperlty. "ou et the crowd." l _ _

they motored to their ruture home '

—R!MM N8 Joseph Sergent v and hil

1ms ‘buried in Tignlsb about wecks ago.

Attorney Generai. iBy marks on tha body and by

came nissing on

unmarried .

iias been soine suspicion or

play an autopsy will. be held. Mr.

ance in bis sad mission.

REV. FREDERICK P. GREATOREX

Therc passed away at Granviile Ferry on March 20, one or tho most bigth respected iPnieats cr the Dio- cese or Nova Scot'itn, tlie Rev.Fred- erick Pearce Greatorex, et tlie age or seventy-t‘iiree years.

iMr. Grentorex came as a young man rrom tire Old Country and 'wss orduined Deacon by Blshop iBlnney iin 1874. and advanced‘ to tlie priest— ‘bood in 1875. Me servod as Canon loi Wiimot, 1874-76; ‘Rector or Granville, 1876'92: Rectoror Bridge- town, 1892-99; St. IPeters. ‘St. Man garet’s Boy, 18994902. 'Froun 1903 to 1905 lie was again Rector or Granvilic, and lirc-m 1905 to 190!) was Rector ot’ Dartmoutli. Siiieo that lime lie liad rosided at Grau- Ville Ferry, taiking occasionai duty untii advanced age and physica] in. ilnmity debarred him drain active work. (Gliureh Work.)

Rev. “Mr. Greatorex above refer- ‘red te, took 'cbarge or St. Paul‘s

Besides bis motlier.lcliiircli. Cliarlottetown. some years

:igo duriiig ‘t.he IRoctor’s absence. 'llis passlng ’wiil be regretter] liy main in tliis ulty.

Tlie visita ot' dontli is ever ladeii willi grief and tears and waa es- poeizilly su wbeii ili’! iîrini reaper rcaclies unoxpectedly

and cuis down Mr. Miclinei McLenn

sliiii and kind attenance tbat cou... bi- (lune wns dune, but piieumonia set iii and tlie grlm iiiessungcr or (leatii. l’or God wiiled otlierwiso. ' iJecezised was a progressive mail and bis goniai. kind disposition gained niany rriends and made iiim n favorite with both young and old and bis denth wlll bo regrettcd by a. wido circle or rriends and ac quaintances. Mr. Mchan was most

riiithful in atteiiding to bis relig-'

l l .

ious dutles and during hia iliness wns visiter] by bis pastor. itev. Fatlier McDonald. wbo administerA ed to Him tlie iast rites or ibis cburch.

Mr. Mcliean Wiis a moat Christ ian man br n iovnble dispositim was zilwnys rendy to assist a neigliv bor in time cr need. a rriend to il and enemy t0 none. to know him

geninl sinilo and plensnnt greeting will bc sorely missed in tiie neigbv horbood, but it is in tha nome wiiere tbe vacant clialr and the loved voiee is forever silent thnt the pang will be relt tlie worst.

lie leaevs to mourn one nephew, John J. Clark. Annandaio. and ona niece, Mrs. Douglas McDonald. Georgetown.

May bis sou] rcat in ponce. Amen.

WEDNESDAV

SOCIAL GATHERING. —A very eiijoynible evening won apcnt et the home or Mr. and ‘Mrs. Brewcr

' Waurgli. Nnrtli .Bedeque, on Frlday.

May 12. wlien rbe acters and net resses or tlio County Ministeir gatii- erod tliore. A goose supper was servcd Iabout 8 o’clock. tlic geiitle mon oi‘ tbe party liaving purcbased the gonse. Violin and piano nmusic was enjoycd (luring tlie eveui‘ng. and about elevc-n o‘cioek ice-creiun and oa‘ke were served. Sdon artor tbe youiig peoplc depnrtcd tri t‘iioir homes arter extcnding to IMr. and Mrs. Waug‘h a. vole ot thanlks for tiieir bospitality.

BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. -- A very pionsnnt t'ime “ras spentat tiie resiiience or Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Wliite. Soutih Milton. on Mon- day evening. Miiy l, tbe occasion ‘being tbe celeibratiioii et tlieir son Howard's ‘tzwenty-iirst birthday. Munie and dancing occunied tbc llrst part or the evening. Promptly at 12 o'elock the Iguests wero sum- ironcd tu tlio spacious diniiig—room, whero ail sat down io ri liountiful ropaat propared iby tihe boston and ber amiable daugliters. Alter do- ing ruli justice to tbe gond tliiiigs provided for tlie inner man. dune ing; won again resumed .iiid kept iip unlii iho lirst streaks or dawa m-ru visible on tube eesteru horizon. ien iill repnlrod t0 tlielr respec- {ive homes, nrter agreciiig it wan tbe hast timo ovor, and liopliig lor

lDENTIFIED-o Mr. son. or campboiiton. un. arriver! in Sum. by Mmrc. Edwnrd Whlta and merside, Mondny moulins on tneir 1559"" a!“ F'EÙBNË 5301"“— wny troin Tignisli, where thev wnru'Î Nm “d. ' viewlng tube hody whieh wnl wasli- ed ashore at Frog Pond and whlch ‘two destin lot Mrs. Patriok Bropliy oc- The body was exhum-curred at tlie Boston City Hospit- ed on Sunday by permission or trie a1. on May 9th. arter a short iilness certain or blood poison. the clothlng Mr. oui-gent had no diiri- daushter o! Mr- Jamea Greenan. cuity iii identitying the body as P'Ed' mat 0‘ ms son George iH_ who b9. was a resident or Hyde Park. OnIy November 21. while out on a shooting trip. The deceased was 36 yeara or age and The body was rorwar— ded to Campbellton and as thei'e fou]

Snrgcnt expr’essed bis gratitude io . _ the people or Tignish who extended mm at 9 Odock' May ber 8°“!

every possible kindness and assist-

anotlier birttnday party in tlie near [RIDAY

intnre. The innsic vas turnislied

hold i.n Mny have beau nnnounced: , Miss Dorothy Stem. iaLmo LADY DIAD. — The Ml" “ml 19"“- MW":

Collage were successrui .

Mra. Bropliy was

t’ormeriy Miss Katie Greenan.

Prin. this

Civil Service Examinations. Moran makes a speciaity or work.

For a nunlber or yeara site

last summer slie and lier 'liusband visited the Jsland, spernding sevoral weeks et lisi- old home. iooking tlie picture or healuh. Her runeralwns lield Thursday morning rroin ber late resldence. M Water Street. at 8 o'clook, wdtih a requiem hic]: mass in the Church or the Moat Precioui-i

The St. James Churcli Tennis Club wns organized ror the seasou iit a meeting held Monday night at tho residence or Rev. W. O. M'ulligalnt whoro representiatives or tbe above cliurch. and the C. G. rest in pouce. l. ’i‘. of the. Msthodist Church ' Wcro present their organlzations coniblning to use the courts this season. The grounds are being put in sliape and inlay will stnrt shortiy and spsciai'attention wlll be glven towards the development ot the yeunger players. The ree w-ill be very ressemble. The roi- following otricers were elected ia‘st night:—Prosident. Rov. W. 0. Mulligan; Vice President, Miss Jean Tait; Secretary Treasurers —Miss Doris Tait and A. A. Stewart; Programme iGommittee.

FOR BAN FRANCisco—On Sa- turdsy. Juno 3rd. Mr. w. C. Wez- more leaves (or San Francisco to attend a gatliering or Shrlners rroui al] over the Nortb American conti- lient, says tiie Pictou Advocate. it will be “some” gatbering. ror pre» parations are beiiig made to enter- tain 900,000 and a rleet or great ocoan liners is booked to carry tbose wlio waiit to go on a side trip to Honuluiu. Among others rrom tlie Maritimes who will tnke

dence ol' lier son in law. Mr. il. R. MeNaugbton. A 7 Richmond St., (‘barlottetowm there passed t0 ber eternal reward .Mrs Jane Il. (humble. fomerly or Fi'edericton THURBDAV il. .Mrs. Gamible had been ro.

APPOINTED To pARIsH—‘va_ Sldlllg here with her da-ughtor William Monagbun. a graduuto Ul'Eo'lllCL‘ Mr Manughton came to tbe St. lienstan‘s iiiiivcrsity, wim lizisëcny t0 open Swiit & CO.'s brunch slnce bis ordination. been attnc'neilgmmD two ycars ago. Whne him :3 133335113333"“äääx‘ñâgidoer irom going about by railing rtcently beeii appointh pastor otlhmhh' 5118 1106 mode many tiie parisb oi chcii Mile Bay. siic- irioiids durlng ber short stay in

eeeding .it‘atber Mcintyro, whq hiis me city. site leaves to mourn n

Ai'('h Cliapter. No. 8. R.N.S., Pictou. N.S.; Malta i’receptory, K.T., No. 27, 'i‘ruro. N.IS. and i’iiiiae Temple, A.A.O.N., M.S., or lialii‘ax, N.S.

TI°N_p0“(.Ü omcm. walker wagioi De Gros Mai‘sh. Al] tlie medicnli"1 Juw m ne mmmfimd by Mm

l

was to love ami respect him. Ilialvuv"

daugliier living in‘ Sauit Sic. Mur. ie, 17m.. and two sons in Fr'ederic. ton. N. B. A short b'urlal service n'as hold at Mr. McNaugliton's rcsidence on Tuesday evening and tiie body was tnken on Tuesday morning's traini‘or interment in Ëiiiirysville, N. Il. '

Plans were inade zit tlie recent met-tint; or liie Social Service Couii eil ior a scriu o. public meetings

Wbitton. tne Assistant Seizretary ot tbe S. S. C. or Canada. Tliis youiig lady. wlio ls undoubtedly onc- of tbe eoiiiing woiiien ol Canada, will speiik at about riiteen .points on tlio islam] ou the aims or thc (.‘ouncil. witli speciul stress on tlic: “'ork to lie carriod on (luring liio‘ ncxt year.

MILLING 60., STARTED— Evcryonc dntoi'ested in tlie (levei- ' - npment ot‘ our lsland industries

wILL CELEBRATE JUB|LEE will be plcased to rmow that me —Tlie Metliudist (.‘liurcli or Cliarlot- nmmlnmown Mlmng Compani' etown' is premring m cetebmtuiims resiimed opcrations again. af— tlie Diainond Jubileo lof tlie en-l m" bel"?- Closed {01' n "me 011 ac- tranct: or theiltuv. Dr. Hcartz intu 0‘71"“ Or “Ircum’llanci‘s WhÎCh 3T8 tlie ministry or tbe Metliodist mme mm‘mf“ ÎO me imblc. il 50t- Ümmîh Rev_ DL Hemm mm, îlcnlûllt liavmg been arrangcd with rcsident in Aniherst. was recom- à.“ ' ' mended by tbe Quarterly Board or the . Charlottetown Mètliodist Cliurch in 1'862 and bas boen in nc- work or the ministry cver sinco. .iie is expected bere on Tiiursdny and will preacli in t‘ne Metliodist Cliurch next Sunday evv L'iiing and on Montiay evening a complimenter)" banquet will bo ton. dcred liim by tbe cliureh in the Heartz Mciiioriai Hall at 7 o'cloc‘a.

A PLEASANT RÉUNION—No. 2 Ratiery. commanded by Maj. J.P. Hoopcr. M.C., beld tiieir nnnuul re union last eveniiig at tiie drill bal] upwards oi eigbty membera being preseiit. Speeches wez'o made by Col. MacKinnon, Capt. liniighwn, Mnj. iloopor. Capt. Ril- ('IliL‘, Lieuts. McNevin. Tiei‘ney and ilaviiison. Sgt. Ma]. Bruce, Sgti Stewatr and otbers. Aii excellent repast rwas provided by tbo Spa Res taurnnt and tlie evcnings wns tho- riiuglily (injoyod. 'i‘bls baltcrv won tlie General Ellleieiiey or Ca- nada lnst year. tiio iäifieiency ol‘ i‘orsoncll and tlie Luiidstowu Chal- lenge 'l‘ropliics for footing. TlilH . ' ycar tboy are goiiig tu malte a do- tormined eiîort t0 win tiie Goueral Efliciency again.

CALEDONIAN‘ CLUB -— .Tl'ie 'mnntbiv meeting: was ’l](?ld linst iiigiit. Vieo-i’reaident iv‘erguson in tho chair. lt wns deeidod to hold

the aiinuai gatlioring ibis yoar on. tbe Abegweit gi'ounds on Aug? uet 23m], imstead oi’ on tbo Ex hilbiubnÿ «rounds. ll‘iie Jiollowlng new mcmbers were admitted. hnv lng .beenv i'ïldloriihly reportcd upon and bailoted l’or: Welter Palmer Deuil. 'I‘hos White.. A. li‘ulton

hold

Campbcil. Vei'non Crookett, Aloxo nnder Sent-t. Harry McLeod. Wm. illian Stcwart. Rodk. J. Mci)onald, Wm. E. Smith. Joseph A. McAuL 'ey. J. Frnnlr Fraser, J. i\'. Boss. K. W. 'iiielieod. Jamns A. Robert son. Jolin Knnnedy. Ailun Forsytbo AIL-in E. McAulay. Mnlrr'ni F]. Murchlson. John illvingston. Sim— on D. Mlircbitsen, Andrew William

son. Louis Cninpbel].

10 DAVB’

titis troatment 1s baud on striotly’seientttic princtpisa. and nota on un

011'110 Lily la a certain ‘ relier ror ail disordan o! mai. le is appiied local- iy and le aibaorbod lnto tire canaris; tissus. 'nie dead nm matter in the con. gested region le expelled, siving lmmodiiate mm] and punies] relier: me biootti n‘osais.l and nora- ara on an mon; on- efl. and flic circulation il rendu-9d t0 normal. AI

city and

8T JAM-ES TENNIO COURT..—

almost as soon as

Mater Selecttd Frein Weck’s Nm lor' Tlie Chirloitètoun....iimilîln'3 Silllidÿiln

tlw Canadien“ flirtant. Moi-u Cannany. Limite'd. A matin; vos

civu. ssnwc: examnxnous ma in un. otty lut l‘onde! niant —’I'ha recuit. or tlie nominations 'hen me Camp“, u, 1mn".

au ‘wiith nie rabbins omcurz— President. B. .D. neveu; vice-

llll' prennent. Colonel R. il. Duison. dents or une Union commernfllal, «cm-eu. B. w. mage. M. P.