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‘othEi'”"diSeaSeS brought on by diseased liver and
, -kidneys, - at $1.00 boxes.
A . ,Onettabiet on .retiring do tl A k--_p '. _ gbtlc. '-Postpaid to any addrtisss. me Wm me 256-
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Western. Strikers Boast ' S ' l “Evén More Tricks to. Turn".
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'|`Ii~lEl-‘ RIVER FALLS, Minn.. 'May
28.-“Ml~liiai°y law is coming." tliiis briefly did Mayor Charles Gray in a statement at noon describe the' in- creased gravity'or the industrial up- heaval in \\’_iniiipeg. A little later lic sald that he probably should with- draw_ the reniark since lie had not consulted the Federal nuthoritit-.i in making the statement. Probably thc Chief Executive. oi’ Winiiipigtz liztd iii view the dewlopment or tli-- day. whic_li included refusal of t‘.it~ pos-i:'il clerks, operators and other einplo_vi-cs. 1° i1CC0l>t the ultimatum and rctiirii ti- work, coupled with the order ilelivoi- ed this tiiteriitioii to the i\ioi:iii_f-il l'oi ice to tender the iiinils to the i'ail\'.'t1_r iiitiil clerks and to take from the calf
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od to i'ecf»ivc tho inalis. lint tlir-rc ivns
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EIC .O Ui. l>'l$ Cyl I 0 8 it I# Us B #E il# 0 Ah Us 5! 9 [Q Q 5, 5, ,k ' _situation l'oi'ti<:asiitig iiiilitary itteiiciii.
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`» ' _ ' i t_Volt|titeers were tilsirilititiiig and tic-
= livtirillit’ ntttilft. The plioiiea :ii-o wot-lt
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iiig noitnally and tho volume ol tote ia
, ' ' " .Lt " ph business lianrllcr sitggcslft that L * * va.. . i as ' ‘E ‘A E' 7* 5* ii $ V5 #F $ PE ii di #R 4% 9% it tilt VF ' '<t_~\i;i of' the strikcrs niust li: ro ti:'ii~
.\GE.\'TS \\r'i\;\'TEl') "ELP Wr\NTED_~ "fi'.:‘ to work though the uiiioit voted as
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AGENT RECENTLY WRITESI “SEC- __ rtaii tlii~ story or i=i.igii'iiioi 'iiid tlit:
ured 108 orders in 56 hours, making $l72.80 commission," introducing, “History of World tWar." Caniidiiiii edition; Canadian authorship; Carr adiiin publishers. Great opportun- ity, returned soldiers, students. teachers, others. .Special tr-rina; freight paid; credit. Outfit treo Winston Co.. Toronto.
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_...__-._-_ FOR SALE--COLUMBIA GRAPHON- oln anti -'l-l selected records first t-lass condition. A bargain. ltr. L.:-o .l-‘r.iiilt, S8 Great. (icorgo St. rio.
FOR SALE-OFFER TWO DWELL-
ing houses at a biirgalii_ (‘oiivcnlf\nt to school, church and store. Nl. ti. .\lcGowat:. Kilniuir. ti061-ti-2Mi£3i_
ROTARY SAWING OUTFIT FOR _ stile-in goo ci condition. Cuii be seen in operation at factory. The Montague Furnlshitilz Fo., Ltd., Montague.
FOR SALE-"IMMORTALITY CER-
raiii." Swedeiiborgs great work "Heaven and Hell" und "'i‘lie l.it`e .\_l‘ti-r Dealix." Over i00 pages. Only 25 cents post paid. W. V. Law, 4S6 I-hiclld Avi-nue. 'l‘oroiito.
wsnren MAID. owe wao UNDER-
“l"'"dS itliilfl "00ltil\i’:. Good \vat.:cs. _-tpiiiy Guardian Oflico. tl0.lii-5-30.\l:li
wAN~rEo-A oini. Ar Kino
l~}ti\\':lt'd Ilolol. :'»!'lSl2-.'l-2!l.\l6i|itl_
____________ ___ WANTED-A1' oNcE Malo Fon*
general house work. Apply to l\’lrs.| Bruce Stewart, 14 Water Struct’
5223-4-2:i.\ii ix*
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pi'c_<=.tico .it tiio .stt'c.~-.1 of l.ii'_:'t t t\\'tls_ t'-v i-jtliiii|.: :ulitetitcs 1- titirm ol totic.
'Vine Strikers' Beast.
ilui tlic news ot :trikcs at t‘al
igziry :iiid lliiiiioiiton was t'-wt-i\‘t-il \\iiii
iiiucli elatioii at Trad.-~: llati auth
. _ _ _ . _ _ruiining unions liciiii: iiivolvod, wliicli
boasts that tlicy had even more trirlls to ttirii if their tleiiiands writ-1: nt.-i
Sllctrilily inet. At thc lio:itiqiit\i't..i~s oi_
_WANTED-GIRLS ' TO LEARNI
tlt'cssiiiiiltlng_ Ti-lcplioiie 708.1,
-'iiiilli-t'i-LZil.\IZli|iti.'
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WANTED--MAio Fon GENERAL
liousowork. family of two. Mrs. f‘ootiilis_ 39 ltot:lil'ortl Sliiiartt. Sli
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WANTED BY JUNE 9th MAID
general liousework_. No witslii.iil:_ Apply 252 Princo St. 5919-5-24I\lti`,
WANTED-A LAUNDRY MAID, EX-
pcriciicetl pi'cri-i'rctl. Good \\':i-,ft-sf Al>Dl.\‘ (liiarlcs (}rei,:oi', Bi~ticlili»_\~ Beach. 6045-5»Zil!\i|liiitl
wAN'r£o A cook ANn A House' tnoiii by June lst. .\'o wnsliiii:t_ Apply to Mrs. Edwin Aitkcii, Ilf- Longwortfi. Avenus. 5740-5-15.\iti
Foa~sAi.E.-~Nsw s-aooivi House.
with plazzit. pump, wood-house ron- ticrted tlirelliniz, roomy barn. one stare rich garden land, siiitiiblc for stt'a\\'bei'rit-s and small iriiit. l~‘iiic property for profossioiiiil man, tits- ablod 'soldier ot' ti suiiinii-r _ lioiiii-_ l‘)xcol_lent trout tlaliing and slifiot-l init; churcli and st-hool near, splcii- did neighborhood. Apply to Jas. ll
Morrison_'llrldtrctown, l'. E. l. _
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WANTED _ PIN BOYS. APPLY
Leiiliuo of the Uroait Hull.
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WANTED BOYS T0 SELL STAMPS ou tipproviil. Ref'ei'eiice. Old stamps bouicht and sold. Ilcavur Stiinip t`o. lioit 425. Flizirlottctoivn,
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ROCK? Point, ADP! C‘has‘. Newson. Rocky Point. 6057-6~2lVi3ipd.
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WANTED BY JUNE 10 A CAPABLE
maid for fxcticiutl lioiisework. .\’ti cookiiiir. Apply to .\li~s_ .'\. t`. f`r<..~.- liy (}t\rai‘tl lltitcl. lloi~deii_
ti02tl~."i-5l0.\l.'».'»i.
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LOST.-SUNDAY, BETWEEN CHER-
ry Valley :itid t`liiirlottetowti. non- fzlarc lens. i_~`lnticr leave at Pciiticll & t‘liandlcr's. llcwartl_ ii
Mina:-d's Liniment Cures Dandi-ul‘f
~ BIRTHS
CARVER.~.-At .\loi|iit :\lhioii. oii .lttti=‘
mn. (‘oiigi'tittilatiotis_
MATHESON.-ln t“ali.ix,t\V.'islilngloi» on “ny 22. 1919. Frank D. .\'lathic'.~oii, aged 23, son or the late llod'k Malli- icson of Charlottetowii.
RODD.-ln this city on Julio lst. 1919. Williaiii ll. Rodd, agetl 79 ycairs. Fun
1, to .\lr. :ind .\'lr. lloswt-Il t‘:t|‘\'-.-r. it
iii-:Artis l
tlii- ('itizoiis' tftiiiitiiitici- tht; iitiiiot-_ pl1ci'o was nitirc ttruvc over tliti r».'-
ports ot' the strike spiunitlliit; \vt.=.~‘t `
-'ind thc report wits confirm'-'l ttiiilalit ' by tlic closiiil.: of \\'ii'os tiii pt'c~< iti.i'
,tc_r rt.-latiiig to thc \\'iiiiii|io_i; .ztiillt-_
hy' i‘algiir_\'_ 'l‘lio coinpaiiy i'i\pt>i-lf»il_ that _thc itieii at Calgary simply ri-. fused to liandlc reports. toiitlcmil the ooiiipiiii_v_ it is icalizcti tliitt iii“tiit1c.e.: in tietiliiit: with the t‘nilt\‘t|y postal clerics iii2i_\' spt'ti_atl tho strike. litit tliit ttutliorltics i'citci'att: their dctt'-i~iiiiiia~ tion to iiiove the railway iiittils at all costs anti ilic citizetis approi--'-. :li-»
iictioii even thouizii other sections arft involved. ,»\s one citizen oxpres.=cl it "\\’c might its well know iiow just wliiit is' to happen' if the govcriinit-tit tunctioiis are restored. The time lint conio i`or zirtloii. and this is the spirit
or the city." it is said that it raitl \\'a_v mail ciork violates his oath iii rc-
iuaitig to i'ect=i\'o mziil tctitlcretl lol him wliilo on duty, The next iiioi-oi
filitions. Railway oiliciuls do not ox
i t'
(sitbject to_a sirolti- coiiiiiiittetfs orders. [Tito muyor's attitude is vcry uiiiplmtic. i’i*onlght the railway inail clerks are holding it meeting ,though they pass- etl a strike vote some time ago no action' has been takeii. As it ls, (‘. N. _IL and Dominion Express Conipuny employees are also in secret session tonight. and much excitement anti ac- tion is iiitirkctl at 'l"t‘ades Hull, while lat the citizens' iw-iidt|iiai'ters a large lforce of volunteers are 'busy and the
lstreets are lined with autos, but cisc- _whero the tlieatrcs are crowded iiiid lstores are open with the inasses ap-
lparently iii igtioraiicc ol' the crisis
_through which tho city is passing. 1 Senator- il.obertsoii 'sounded thr- lscriotts but tlcicihiined tioto today iii _ti stzitonietit to the press' that, “’l‘hc lpostiil workers have cliosc-ii to rcs-
lpoiid lo the t-all oi' thc Wiiitiipt-i.-.' t'l‘i'-ailcs and l.alior t‘outicil. 'l‘liey must fnow choose lioiweeii tilleginnco -'Council and tlit- t‘i-owii. Let tlieni
éiiow choose lietweeiiallegiunce to that
l(‘ouncil and llif- (‘i'owii. _Let tlioiii tiiinko no inist:tlic_ Tho ficcision is liti- ::ll."
5 Atlili'essiti|: six ilioiisaiitl people at ltlic Labor tiliurcli iii Vlr:toi'iit Park. liter. \Villiani i\'t_\iis said that he de~ isircd to deny piililicly that the strik-
_crs had over tittctiiptcti or intended to .cstablisli ii Sorici go\"eriittieiit iii \Viii~ iiipci.:_ lt is tlit- opiiiinii very geticr ally expressed that, iii .spite ot' tlit.
.strike spreltdititr to otli_c_i;___t_1_itit_‘_s_,_rtlic icontiitioiis in \\'itniipci_: iiiu.~'.t stcztdily iiiiiprovo, liai'riiig tho possibility ofilio
would close ilic city to all ra|lw:i_\' tiuiliis and prt\sciit an iiitolcriilile cott-
pecl such it coiitiiigeticy lt
A ROYAL WELCOME EXTENDED
(in tlic ovetiiiii.-, if _llay 19th thc rt _+
idents til' llills livci' i'c|ittii‘~_»-.ti t-ii
tiitisso to the licttitiitil liomc of .\ir. and _\li's_ llitviii liotlnstfti to do honor
to their returned lioro. Mr. lltilpli .\lti»~} Rao.
'i'ltc rooms wort: tast<=itili'_',' tltf-col-ti*
oil for the ocotisioii. The stately pil-i lars. on either sidc oi' the eiitriiiitvl leading from tlic spacious hall into! the liantlsoinoly i'iii'iiislied parlor, wer-- drapcd with th ~ ntitioiial flags. 'as wiisl also the widely oxtoiitlt-tl doorwii._v iw-i twocii thc parlor anti dining room. while inassoa ol” gayly colored slltililf tltiivers \vii.ii tlicii' soil I-fl`f“‘ll l`0|"“~"`
ciilitincco thi- clizirhi,
’i`ht~ tdiairiiiaii licy. Gcolllio ~\|illH`
opciii-d the t~tittfi'taiiiiiit‘_-tit by tielivt-r~ ing ii wt-ill iiicritiid culogy to .\li'. Mat:
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of the Govcriiiiiuiit iii that event `iii:t;. _
|)l‘0\'til((l Hl‘il\'i‘l‘ (‘.OllH0t']ll£‘il('t‘S ll' |ll'~‘
'l't'tidc lltill tiirents arte to iiictiti an_\‘» tliititx, as the strikers t-laitii this invaiis a t-liallenizzc to the great running util- oiis, since the Government is determ-
ined to move tlio mail. anti li' not with :
iiiciiilicrs of the railway uiiiotis, thct.
with voliiiiletirs. l 'l`lic strilters iiiiiin~I
ttiin that the ittiioiiism 01' the cnptiii. ocrs and firemen will not poriiiit. tlieiii to operate trains on which voliiiiteers have been sulp-ititnted for the union iiiiill clerks_ lint railway iiicir scout thc idea that this point can be use:
to tlraw the engineers into the ron tt-sl. » `
A Flay of Sunshine.
A ray ol' sunshine was injected into
tho otlici-wise drab situation this at- tcrnoon when the 27th Battalion tir- rived home from the war. Thousands s`uiroiindetl the depot and lined the streets. Bands played and thc crowds cheered the heroes as they cllnibcrl
into _volunteer autos and were driven to their barracks. where they are held for-the present, as they will not lm 'demobllizcd in the present stress. The Fort Garry iiorse and St\‘t1thC0\'1=t
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Nvgggpgs w|-7|., Agunggggg eral t`rotii his into iesitieiicc. i9 litiri-; ‘ ' _ _ I
0,. mwah MQ D" 100; $230 per mm, ,_m.,,,.t_ .|.u(___`"|_\_\, :gm mS,__ M 2 ],_u,_fl'i_tii-sc will _re-iit:li thc oily- i‘li\it'.~‘.il:i__\_.
500: satin per 1,ooo. ouiiraitiii .init _ l‘rlntinZ. Charlottetown '
ltitcriiiciit llttnipslilrc t-ciiictcr_\'.
and tliosc iorocs will lic hold iii it _-,orvo for tlie_pi-osent. Oi' tlio t.lir<'.-
V , ” ' i 1 liuntlrisd vacancies in thc P. 0.. ulitittl
,___ ` _ 4085°2`20Mmf' _ '_Am*lli,fty were filled by returning strilicr.
FAHl0NAlLE WEDDING STATION
°|'Y'~35 for $8.00' 50 ¢0l" $4.50.
oiiiiniisn .iss Priiiuiig, ciiiiriime- 3
t°vh. was-i°fzoMstt._
z; ORANGE LODOES TAKE NOTICE A l°t of Bibles just rccclved for your int~mb_e|'s tit “Tho Little Book Store"
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Di. UOVAWSFRENCH Yll-lid me its
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sg ‘gil §°m.gtoi!e‘it..or mica tagiuvzf
receipt agrtee. ‘PHI Boolltt. Dllto
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prlg;.“’i‘i:l Bgiinlt Dona Co.. 8% tlthnrlnn
. Sold by Geo. E. Hughes,
ftotlny. tliougli thc union voted not to 'rcturii as nn ui'giiiiiztition_ Toiilflllit .tin aiilinntial sceisioii ot' thc city coiiiirii
is iiiider way. the tiicm\1f‘t‘-i tll-'t'ttt~i-iit\::,
fMayor Gi'tiy's message that tht- tinic
Elias come to reoi'gniil`ze the iniiiiciptil- iit_v's forces so that it will bc liiipoii slblo for thc city to lic without i‘eR\llvl' |fire~fight_ing forces and it politic forct-,
lliic. Tlic iissi-iiilili-it giiests tlitzii poiiw otl .\lr_ .\lill:ir in siiii»‘€lr\.‘I “lloiiit
Swcci lloiiit'."
.\li'. .\litt:lliit= i\iili.~',ti~d tit Saslitittriii.
and joiiioii thc lilack i'\\-'alt-li rc_;:iiiii-ii'_| iorined at that place. Vtiliaiitil' dill' t",||mtln'5 iiicii itpliold tho tratlitioti-z of tho clit tiiiio t~cglniciit ol' that nziinc. .\yo, anti zitltlcd lllfltly at lliloriotts rot-~ ortl to ii. 1
Ralph, likt- iliv big nialority oi” our;
, island lads. is modest about his d==t>tl.l i|it»i~i`oi'iiicd iicverllierlcss we know lit'
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' took part in soinc of the so\‘ci'tist t-t:\» uageiiiniits ot' the war, was \\'0ttl1ti~‘tl twice, rt-turned again and yct tt!!-Will to his post. was in the thick ot' it to tlie cud. crossctl tlin Rliinc, rt‘ttt|'tt\‘f| to (`uti:ttla_ wliere his people' and 1'l~1;\nd_< arc ov;-~rjo_\'ctl at liavitlll llllll again anioiig tlieiii, lookim; tlic pit-~ in;-Q gf pliysical i\'till-hcini-I rlt-.“i`llf*'* ; litirdsliips uiitlergone. _
l .»\ii address ot' wclcomtt wis road; _hy Loigli Iiotlgsoii. nftor wliicli air.,
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:i dish that is lltit :intl
“itttititt‘rcsliii_Q"` rcinvni-
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litistt-rllroiiii ~i\i~itit ~¢Stoik- ing for tlit girls is tsp iiilitl
' li.-ol ing stoil ing it ini. rate
pr L A l\\ti tiitc ui lllnlinli meireiittil li li. sititklii, that isnli ipi-d to lir iii I \\e.irn ti.-ry well lnfired. (}oIurs"‘ l.\~;i|h\‘r .‘ll\.tdu Tim. Pink, Blue and \\hlK1:.
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Long-Wearing Stockings ` for Active Boys
The rough and tumble games in the school-yard are
mighty hard on stockings. Boys will play hard, so We make a stocking specially for them-the Buster Brown. f
This stocking has 2 two-ply leg and three-ply heel and toe. It is knitted from extra-long yarn~-spun by E
ourselves to make sure it is right.
Special trziiiiiiig is necessary _to knit Buster Brown quality into
hosiery. We liavc spent years training our employees to knit
Buster Brown St'ockin;.§s.
Because we do all these things, yoii’ll find them longer-wearing. rt
Yoii’ll be plcascd to see how seldom they appear in the mending
' basket. Yoii’ll find tlic cost of _clothing your boy lower. ‘ ~ `
And they’re mighty line looking too. Good
BU“""‘3" ““"“'-\"” looks are knit into Buster Brown Stockings. i
Yoii‘ll find your boy will be proud of them.
Sold everywhere. Ask your dealer for
“Buster Brown’ durable
The (Jhipman-llolton Ku
_ llzimiltoii, Ont. -- .\filIs also at Wcllund "
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i\i:icila<- was prcscntcd with ti “Club ting." _ '
'l`lit» pi'cst\iitatioii \\'a.s iiirtdc liy little
Sybil llodirsoii.
.\lr. Mrickao iii fitting teiiiis tli:ink~
oil his irioiids t`or their gift.
.»\ slicrt. proizraniltic i‘ollowt>tl:
Solo, licv. (lcot'gt-‘ .\lilliir: l`>itt~t..
Nirs. .loliii Wells and .\lr. |.»_.‘iiiziii l.oari.l; Reading, Chester liodgson: Solo, Mr. i.ytn_”\ii i.t_‘artl; lteading. Mrs. lliivid flotlgsoii; Duct. Mr, and Mrs. l.ytii:in iioard; Solo and chorus. .\Ii'. .\lilliir and otliors; Duct, Mrs. .lolin \\'clls and _\lr. l._\‘aii"i.t>artl. Miss .-\iinic l.carti~ airccpiiilily fillcd the pos~ ltioii of pianist.
Some aiiiusinr: guiiics wore' then in diilgetl iii and dui'ini.'.' it ltlll ill 1110 full, the hostess. assisted by some of tlie ladies. st»i°\'ctl ice cri-ttiii and cake. A few ninrc gaiiics iiitcrspcrsr,-rl with in- striiniental selcctioiis.
.\lr_ Millar voiced thc sentiments cl
all present wlii-n lie thanked Mr. and _\lrs. liotlgsziii tor their kindticss tltlfl liospltality.
The procccrliiigs were brought to :i
close hy all joining litinds und sing- ing Auld Lang Sync followed by the National Antliein.
The lirippy crowtl were preparing to
lcave wlicn a wliispcr went, around -\\'lici'c's Ilii\'c'.’ \Vc’rc going to liouiicc liiiii. Tlic victim was found. and boiiiit-eil too. iZ00d Iltltl llisrll-
’l`lic t`ollo\\-liig is the address of
.wt-.lcoiiit_‘.
'i`o Mr. ilalpli Mtirliilc i't-r-oiil rr-
lttriicti t`rl>m tivei'sc;is.
It is with feelings of great pride
auti gratltiitle, that wc your fi'it\iiil~' and iiclglilioiwi :isst-iiililt-. liorc this cv~ vtiiitt; to cxlctid you it roj~'al wt.‘lcoi\it\ lioiiic_ :ind in ii simill way to cxprt-.~:tt our aizpirtiintioii of thc sci'\'it‘i-s yon
liiivt- reiidci~cd _\-oii,r Kini.: aiitl t'oiin-_ tri",-tliii'iim three -yeaw mi 'tho lia\ll»»‘
ea<':\i'\‘et| lit-Iris ol' l"r:\i\t't‘ :intl l~‘laiitl-l (‘l`.~i.
\\'t- with pi'id_'j, licct-limi _\-oi'
nolily iii‘i`ci'ctl yourself' its at slit-i'i|il'c in tlcfciisc ot' tlic- great. itltetils and rrnoiples upon fwliicli the wliolc tah- ric of civilization is hased. :ind i'or us. that we t‘iiil;hL eiijoy our' liotiios lit ccnifort and scc_tii'lt_v.
\\'it.l\ ;;t'niii.tt<it-_ lit-cause. litiriii-4
lict-ii \\'oiiiiilcd on two tliift~i't‘nt occiis
ions, which iieccssltateti your spciicl ing some time in hospital, you weir- spnrcd to rctiirii to your liiinie aiitl friends.
[We coiigrtitiilatc your pai'-tits on
having so hcroic a son.
You havc cxprcsscrl _\'oi|r iiitcii-
ticn ot' goiiil-z to the \\'csi_ and iiic_iii.li wc dislike to sec you lcnvc us, _vet we know there are wider fields ol' ac
tivity in that part of otir grztiitl coliti- try and \\'e hope your t-lto:</-ii <‘ni‘t;ci‘ Will roino up to all your cxpcrtaiiorns-_ Bc surc of this, that tht-rc shall al~ ways lic it warm spot, t`or _\'o'.ir siiiiiifr pcrsonnlit_\'. in the lic-:iris or' your i`i‘iends in llill.~: River. .\s you have thus far. woi'i'l the. wliotc flower of a blameless lite, we fcel confident thlt you will til\\~.i_\'s bo it crt_\t.llt to your nzitivc- province.
.»\iitl iiow llalpli we ask _volt to ac-
ccpt this iiiciiieiito_ not as it reward. n»~ ~ ..-., -_t.___._i _,=.~ If' 5'
but as an exprcssioii of our a'ppt‘e_c- iatidii of your licrcic saci'ificcs.' '_
_-\giiiii we bid _ron welcoiiie. ` Oli behalf of your friends iiiid'ive_i1
wislicrs iii liills llivcr. _ _ _ _‘___
ssponr or MT. Mettler; _uso
, CROSS SOCIETY _ __ __
I l_litl.'iti<-ti on liand t‘roiti_ l_9l8 $23.50
Salt* of socks, ctr, . . . ._ . . _ $,3,9.'5_0 _tfollccttetl tor gifts 1/or return- `
cd soldiers . _ . . . . . . . . . . . ._..._ . -.. 42.00
' t - » -$105.00
This aiiicuiit lists been spent in
'gifts for returned 'soldlers,~_,@_#}o small renieni-braiicé to <.ltfrs`:1»*~Meh$e in
lieroes. ` " ' '
MRS. E. WOOD.
Treasurer
Powtizil. .\iu_\' lilst. 1919. _ _ 5 itobtpu ` ‘ _
_ 'l`lio colorless neckline may be m. l’f""“l ill' it tin_\‘ white oi'gtintl_\' collar.
Stuart wastecoais are matic of white
ttitliill f‘nllii'oi¢lei‘cri wth hiatrk wool
- . . Nl- Minards Llnlment Cures Dan|di"uff
Protect the Seats g.
ln Ytiur Auto
with our scat co\'ers. Tliny prplong the life fo the seats and pay tlieiii- selves litany t.itiii~s ovcr. Thi-y nm light, ficxlblc, water proof and gpg-y easily ailjtisted. t'otne iii“_vanfhli.i colors and sizcs or will he nilide tg t‘t"|="_ l’rict-s tar tiitire reasonable tii.~.;i _ysitt tliI:;l.. 51. .,!;.;-1;; ih@m_
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Bruce Stewart. & 6o.,'Liil'
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WAN_rnn_ .~ro_.iieNr -two _on thfeo furnlslied liéiiaekeoplng rooms
‘ or smelt nat».by youu! r¢R\1@d‘;<‘0\1' Pl°- Amity "it" sox its, city;
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