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SEPTEWER 6 lm r 'mm crnrrtorcmown cnmnlxlv 1 __ ___ _ _ _ pres _mvsj

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES -

Mr. H. A. Dolg will preach in the Presbyterian Church, Hunter River, on Sunday, Sept. 9th at 'I o‘clock.

SUNDAY 'SERVICES -'I‘he Rev.

Mr. Weeks will preach as follows on sept. 9th,___U¢sr Rlvgr 11 ll. m.. El- don 3; p. m. _

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RADIO. INSPECTION -- Radio

owners wbotgys experienced any heavy lnterf Whom nearby mo- _wrs .of other electrical devices shouldmotify their radio dealer or

mg Radio inspector Mr. 11. W.

_ V _ as' the special interfer-

ence car with the Dept. of Marine and l‘isberies.expert is due in the city today for its annual tour of the

KEEPyomsboes A

--in aood oondluod- .~.1r.4znl.am_oox crscurr servle-

nnd always brightly poi. éfsrfouows for sept. sth: cross

uc- by =1= def W-1 .f°‘.:.”:‘;°.: :;;..'l:~i °ati°n of pd'i.he Holy. Ghost since ye believed.

_ Pastor Lindsay will speak. The spe-

.cial soloist at Cross Roads and Al-

__ o' __ grim lastiunday was Miss Helen

gm 'Brien Lindsay. “Be thankful for

_ _ _ .lpyb ." Misa Lirldsayison

Nu¢g¢¢ l§|;f]¢`;. ly 12 ygars of age, but has a cleart 100 shin” for 15 centn sweet and musical voice. 'l‘hsro'saNune¢ shade r-‘l'rzGl:ll.ALD-luNo.- A wed-

Ior every shoe made I as

ding of much interest to friends in

. .P,en,_M,,n,,,1,,n on p-,.,,,,,,., Aug-

this vicinity was solemnlzed at St.

lottefown, P. E. I. Rev. F‘ather Card-

mn' well of Sydney performed the cere- Y°“’ mony.-Moncton Times.

Exercisé 'will not cause ness if you'll manage body with Min.ard’s~

_ __ _ _._ _ our ron aanaanoss - after

' s an enjoyable two months vacation

_N I N An R D- S spent at the summer resorts at

Rocky Point, Mr. and Mrs. C. Lom-

_ Mil , k

_ "ma F m“_____ er es and two children Dic and

lil- ‘ ' -_

_ . . l*| to colle e at Rothesa N B

` Buddy. leave this momirlg for Hali- ' fax whare they, with the exception

'of ‘Dlck, embark on C. N. S. Path-

_ finder for Barbadoes. Dick retunrs

B Y. - ~

' ' ' They are sorry to leave here as they

`; have thoroughly enjoyed every min-

ute of their stay. They are looking

_ Cl

Co 3 L well wishers join in wishing them a smugmug? of the "ver bed °1 ‘ -

We are now receiving ex Se

els and Cars fresh domestic

mines. namely:

. 22"d» when Elle" M“°K¢”"°~ S°°°“°l N, B this week ` eanor Johnston, R. N., of Montreal, CBP. while both there and at Moun- westin house Elec _ daughter of the late Patrick Mac- ' __ have len after spending the sum. tain Portage, the shorter, good trails Unitedgstates Steel

K°’“‘“ Imam” the bflde °f Alle” -l~ JUBILEE [Ns1~|'1°UTi:, ALBANY mer in Charlottetown, their former ill Present exist which the Provin-

rhoma cial Govemment probably main -_ Montreal Stock Exchange

"°”‘ °f T"“°‘“`“°' The Wd* was this society was held ot the home oil i 'fem IHS 11150 likely that trans- _very becomlngly attired in a rose Mrs_ Thomas E_ Noomn Twemy_ Miss Eura Jenkins and Miss Tne]_»portationr°facilities will be provided Abltibi dross with lace trimmings with hat members answered me mu carp ,ma Jenkins left this morning on an ‘ at both ints. Mis. Kan. & Tex. Ry. .. to match. The bridesmaid, Miss several vrmors were present amrrcxrended motor. mn to Boston and ‘ At the pkesent time. it is a five- Montreal Power ._ Mary MacKenna, a sister of the three new members were welcomedj New Yol-k_ day trip by canoe from the lower National Breweries bride, wore a dress of peach geor- The mrnnws of me previous rneet_| ____ end of Montreal Lake adjoining the Steel Co. Can. Com.

_ ECU-6 with hat to match. The mg were read and approved The; M, A_ pr Tomnns of Toronm National Park to the Hudson Bay Winnipeg Electric ._

€1'°°111S1111111 WHS Mr- I-ev Lund. bro- dinrrenr cnnnnmers were nnn,,,nt_iwho olwoys spends his holidays ln1P0Sl Q11 I-8° la Rouse. and the al- Brnzlllnn 'rrootlon ther of the groom. After the cere- ed A very interesting report of mei his home town, rammed home after t/ernatlve routes into the northern Abitlbi

lllld '3_‘;n3{___m§_Sbl;3:}__sPR;'r_Y _;l°_§0l`€‘:f t0_ W' I Convention wns given by rhelspcnding the month of August here. gggghgilmgl t§'l9cPas. Man.. and Shawinigan _

. e rea as ' ‘ _ __ e a a rosse, are consid-`Can. Steamship Pf .

lwll-S S@l'V°fl» eller which the party d°’°“”“s` It dw" °“ “H me df, Miss Edith o Lord and Mr will- erably longer clearing of the Mon- Dominion Bridge .

motored to Charlottetown. The fcl-. f9l'€1lt phases of Insmure work _mn L£_a_ or mg starr or R_ H01 treal River will not reduce the time Massey Harris

om svopsv scam-:Nl-:n mvllltusss sclzllsusn. sr>rtlNorlu.r_. scnssusn. sharon lvur

'lll.nloN .l|.aloN _' Nn

Lund. son of the late John Lund,

We are alsobooking orders for

American Anlhraclle Chestnut

Biove sizes and Besoo coke,

PHONE 176

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central Guardgqn Montreal RlveF, North'

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_.r_,_.___-s “rho Public service Monthly." or . it” l “Wm 5”# dl'-ed July lst- “1'- "'*""’ _ subnet. which sheds muon llsht 011 “‘° Pl°l’°°°<l “heme 0° improve the Will# °f me mllhly Sl- 1»l1W1¢11°° "-=.~‘.%'.='.'_= =~..-..;__»..__ River North. The object is to con- ' ' *ef* ll 1111-0 11 Stmlzht and deeper

. _ stream and thus improve its com-,

__ ~ __,, V merclal and national features When

A 7; "~’" _-~ ff” - :___ ~" completed it is destined to become

` - ~ ~ an ideal tourist attraction ur

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:=__r.T_.f_._..§. ,_._Ef___f __‘___._._~ _ .ll__.__...-_. ’ rd y access to Norther '»~‘-ff¢»,~"=* ' ' ‘- _

" B°'“”'chew“n .by 3" “ll wnw' 1 _ - 1111112 vu- 1-ac la Rouse and the

Y Churchill River will be undertaken

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rg » ‘..“' contemporary says

-v;.»--..-.~-.-..;<~- .~.»'--: ~ 1-- - .~::.~..-.-.-~- -. clanng of me Mollual Rlver ..-;I-‘~.-_'-:~.-.=,='=‘='=.-'-» 1-:.1-I-iff-'I-.:=:'§.: -'.= =.==.'.$-3~1-‘-'~I~ ‘to affo ess n

' Z ' by the Federal Government. This will enable _prospectors and other

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' use alst. when Mus Ma ret Kath- 67 S°°“ “ll me 1l'°°d °°11<llll°11S 111 the

-= 1-yn King, dgughtgr- of gnd Mrs_ Q 4 ‘ rlg';rtabal“e\`l» but H0 lBU3l` DGWS

' Reuben King, Irishtown, West. C0.. ’ “ T; ll' ll” Yet reached these Pans- _ N_ B__ became me bride of Mx-_ Reg, ~ I ardé MORCPEBI River HOWS n0l’f-h-

mam Edward Fr ernrd son or Mr w out of Montreal Lake, whose

A end Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald or char- ~ _ Q lmgthlsrrlrlloixtxlirenrfl' lfsllllfnrl brgllrlrhl

mining men to use outboard motors on their canoes which, under pre- sent conditions, is impossible: it will Permit them to take in heavier loads of material than now are practic- -able. and it will eliminate much of the danger that lurks in the stone- strewn channel. Fortourlsis it will open one of the finest down-stream canoe trips in Canada. It also states that work would begin as

It connects Montreal Lake with

t' f ' . ° Lake ls Rouge and th ohumhlll

a ‘ls r River, and at present lst; consider-

del ,able obstacle to the northward

(1 'm°'~/@111°11¥ Of orospecwrs Sports

King Cole Tea is sold only in metal-foil air tight pack..

never in bulk. Your

grocer can supply yqu, Wg ask you to buy a package.

VILLAGE-The monthly meeting of

is pleasing to know that Canada is

‘men and tourists. Studded with lloose rocks and broken by rapids, ‘the river presents a. barrier which 'for the great part of its course is |navlgable only by expert Indian ipaddlers who know every twist and tum and menacing rock. Thirty miles of rapids mark its sixty-mile course from its exit from Montreal ,Lake to its debauch in Lac la Rouge, _which are passable only by lightly- -laden canoes expertly handled and

l rocks will rem v __

IJIEBSUIV Bild PFOSWNUB interim lnl of the danger that threallleslsmlflltll; Con. Gas Co. (New York) "le om" Ifllmd ln *he Cefflbellll succl-zssrul. Exmnrrons. - The many friends of Mr. c. .l. amateur padlers. and wlu leaveonly Hudson Mowr car co. Sea' Among the exhibitors shgwing at MacKenzie. Vemon, will be pleas-lW<> P01‘t1\§@S in the sixty miles, one Inter. Petroleum _ _ . _

LUND 1"” Halifax during the past week were ed to learn that he is on the road;°f three and a half miles. the other Stan. Oil of New Jersey

oon- rr ""M‘°KBNNA " A Very Home Bros., of Winsloe, P. E. I. to recovery, after a serious opera- 0! One and a half miles. Montreal ReadlXl8 C0- -- C051 pre Y wedding W” Wlemnlzed “te They were successful in capturing tion for appendicitis. PortalZe._ the longest, cuts off fully Southem Pacific

St. Bonaventures Church, Tracadie. 33 prizes with horses and 37 prizes ___ ieight miles of an arduous river Union Pacino Ry-

f . '°m ""3 ."?"°"l“C W¢ll llll°Wl1 Prince Edward Island. on August with came They snow nr Sr _ronrn Mrs_ R_ M_ Johnson and Mm E1_.‘course. and. therefore is no handi- U S Industrial Alcohol Co. ._

‘V ° ° l0Wll1E el/Chill! llley returned to thel _ mans, Ltd. spent the week-end and f¢‘Cl°l` llllliffllllly. except to the ex- A-bestos . . . . . . .

.Ds 'mme °f Mrs- J°5el’h 383% Where ll loqkegrxlfrlrns mg M°th€lxn;)f;,vc?;T Labor Day at their respective homes tem llllll, _lt Wlll,permit the use oilcgnndlan Brewery ~-

_ reception was held, which was at- 'ml u S “n "°W y | _ outboard motors or ca oe , hi h B ildi P od ts ._ ' éandrig _gy rl;arJl-ellgataeri _and msg _l;_‘ft’r‘o;’_l"??';X;da:‘ f“l'€onp(;l;i';‘;r'i n Tryon _ *ara impractlcable underlpreienlvcolil- Fll|asern¥lndrCoL.m;.__. .

9 ‘ l”~ V» - ~ C U W9. llll ; Miss Isabel MacF‘adyen, of 'Pryon ons. ‘Chas. Gurd . . _ .

_ p, very pleasant evening spent by Olsll-Sfellllfltlilll bills- ?‘_*__dé»g“§l:SM‘:_f_snent me Week_end nt ner norne rn! For tourists contemplatinga. canoe Power Corporation

_ Jill. _ t e mee ng were e e __R_rverdalr__ ..D.- ‘ trip. a veritable paradise will be op-i Inter Utilities-A --

` §‘;‘_>;“:é:)r;Vl;_?__r§‘°:r3:dryP;_3:;ded 315| ____ i;nedt_wlth__c§dmpletlon of the work. Inter Utilities-B .

` 1 M_ _]_ D_ M B th_ Ci; E 3 -l Bl' H8 a ontreal Lake theywill C n. Pac. Ry. .. _ 4

311158 011 the 5011001 s1'0\111dS_ MrS~ err ’ncrnmnnrn;n°’;y Mrs llncnlgnfnlbe sole lo proceed downstream to lagltlsh America on .. as _ P0 : Andrew Noonan will entertain the ami son Jack or Monéwn S nrmake la R_°nge_ me northern pop rmpernn on '_ 73.Kenna'5 B.R. pen 14 were second B. R.. 7,1813, eggs 1790.9 points members for the next meeting Roll - ~ ' Pe *mm of which is 1 Iwnh 43 3 1n¢_=,~ The Mode] Poultry F‘G\ll'l-h Nl' 311014 I-Bl!‘d'S.

the week end motorin in P E Il Studded Wlill thou 9°

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Goodrich Silvértowns

afcoultse

`\_ "The Height of fashion and Bic Mould of form” .j. ._e-.`¢,?s,_ rn in motor cars are usually characterizled by » ` " ` '_ ¢‘ll,\ u Goodrich Silvertown Tires- the perpetual vogue

_ rl %__ ever since pneumatic tires were first made. ,

' ‘ll ‘= ; ss

Fila _ ‘1'i_‘ lk* ~ all l _

Jfnd Uhqy Cast./W./i(qlc

forward to spending another holi- , ' ' '_;;'_*~i’*-T“Y-TvV"'Y "f.%""_*.T;'Y ’;_’“*-_*_;Y'i'_'>f'__.1if_r;V'A 'V_'_ _ _ _ `diay here, and all their friends and f` *Y - i <7 7 -- -- ` f 7' _ 4 fexoeedmgly dangerous to amateurx H/'"~°`__A*__-ww' W 3 _ rl

'lah asa., :mul 4sh|

.... lost.; 127%

19914 lzl

loss.

lm.

49 'Ar 259‘ lol i

1323(

.. 185

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43 ‘li 28 ‘ 30 ‘fs

60 81

72%

. 15”? . 215%

mshched from the hotel to the sol-| diers' memorial in King Square.;

‘ e

l.li'z.°.s's;:.:lef. :$22.25 Modem Eliquelw

in h of those who fell in~ 1 1

°"°’ ,i sy noosr-to nos

Following the banquet on Satur-r _ "

day evening the election of omwrs‘,”+,”

for the incoming year was dealtr r u

with. resulting ln the unanimous el- Q» when *l`l°“ld m' lm' ‘ms

fge ¢ M 0,1:-VM gm toa formal dinner besent?

ectiono rg.- aj _ . . -I man, D.C.M., of Windsor. Ont., as| A- TW° Wee*-5 mad' to

president of the association for, Q- When 5 Belllflllllllill es

ms-29. Pte. B. w_ Robinson of so out between “le “C5 1° ° °ll°r;“’: Summerside, Prince Edward Island,[d0€S he Wm his WW °l` NS .C

was elected as vic'l-prrldent; Lleut.}!0 the Siillel* 'lf ~~ " »_

K. B. Veale. of Toronto. re-elected] A~ When P8-931118 mill* °f N5 secretary. and Lieut. J. D. Smith. of OWU Party he fm” *helm bl" ln 'rm-gnwv treasurer, rpassirlg strangers he always faces

d Bo s ocia on of he U19 S989

53_ The Ol y Ass ti t ; -

3114. 2nd Heavy Battery of this city was' Q. IS Y-he Dame Ol l-he yell' “Sed

represented by Messrs. W. B. Brucelill d8lll'lE ll 500ml Bbw?

92 , ooaorneo Revell. a_ c. Melaoohern. L.; A. No. lt ls omitted and no lis-

iwonnncott. L. O'Farrell. and B_iures are used.

*Robinson

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EGG LAYING CONTEST _234, 231.9 and 228.8 points NSD”

NOTES ON PMNCE EDWARD .The pens leading in total product

: tlv sly.

ISLAND EGG LAYING CONTEST lon 'U95

1;.-`0R THE WEEK ENDING AUG, First, Mr. Everett Howatt's UST 2-7_ 1923_ L. N0. 2. 1807 03%. 1383. DOOUICS

The Model poultry Yards B. RJ S°°°“‘l- EXD°l'l“'l¢“°°l FUH1 pen 20. led the Contest for the week.W- Le 43759 WHS 17993 Wm". wlth 493 ints Mr Charles Mc- Third# "md P°"l“'Y Yua-

M ` call to be answered with sing, say whn r Ch __r n_erow8 the- wrrélsands U; lS;,,,,d,_ Thence to mr almlrs iynrds is. R. pen 1 were third with B~ R. 111626. esss 17392 l>°lr1iS

ore 77| l y or Dev Meellhs °l°B¢¢l Wllh ° “ “ ° “ . y ch hlll l , _4o.2 ln d Mr. w. Pl lr B The wi-'ll Humber 01 am lol' 01°

an Sh: National Anthem after whlchgfe $551? °! Mrs' Mcrnewhs "mth" willlrso wiglyshe iillelilmwhlflh 1212;; Bank Royal . _ . . _ . . . .._ .. 388`R_ plz; ta; age,-e fourth cw§l;n€5_3 week was 558 and to date 29372.

lunch was served and the remain-l ' '_ ' `

Our Offering List for September includes a synoptic analysis of Canadian business as egectlng security values.

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Many of the Que are presented in outline form. lt will prove of assistancsio you in investing for your business or peraonll=M9\lIlll¢-

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Our investment literature will be sent regularly to 'those,who reguest lt.

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Eastern Co., Ltd.

- llalvxans

, . qnnnsorjrsrows

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sr, .mlm lwourusar. ll/u.ll-‘Ax

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3 Inveshnent ._ .

; 01»v0ffw1if=T¢~vl_ ‘

Current credit restrl on has tempo:-srl curtailed =

Publi buying ' t "elldnforrneg investors ` Erhchero so<l’°:"l that nothin: N1 ..

opened in recent months tolesien their faith in .

Canads’s sustained development._ `

llnder present market conditions, many investment l mains..-o svnhhlsroo lhosewlro look lor than

_bpm request, we shall bs »

mmendatlons andffirll §

_ rred shocks-which, in i

naw for _ 1

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M rw. 'sél..¢l.:.“im'-lr- va-on 5

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lei' get ‘lit

--v vv v vv ~ vvv ,*¢¢' s,|g-Q46 '

The Guardian regrets to learn of

the serious illness of Mr. Joseph Dover, Br., Suffolk, and Mr. John Holman, Strasbourg.

Mrs. Clara Curran, Miss Cecelia

Farming and the Misses Alice and Sadie Lamphier, all of Pleasant Grove, leave for Brookline the last of the week.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seller are

spending a few days at York. Their many friends are pleased to see them.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hendersod

and Mr. W. H. B. Cook all of York, ,pong yesterday at Union Road vis- iting friends and relatives.

Gas In The Stomach

Is Truly Dangerous

of fullness after eating are almmt certain evidence of ooeasivs hydro- chloric acid in the stomach.

Too much acid irritates the deli-

cate stomsch_ ff°gll;l;l_l¥ causing chron c trgis an - gsmus Ulcers. Food erments and cours. forming a gas that distends the stomach and often seriously sf- fects the Heart.

It is genuine folly to neglect such

a condition or to treat with arti-. iicisl _digestive aih that cannot neutralize the stomach acid. A better way is to get from your drug-

(powder or tablet) and take a little after each meal. 'l‘hh=famous but simple and inexpensive clinch

swsetalsr and rznti-aEcid_aan.h psnd upon pmva volts,

iss than me mlnuiu. stances. relief. eunes

_ fll __ ill;

Gas, Pain, Bloating and a feeling;

gist some Bisuratsd lllgneslt

land the guest of her brother at the kind ¢Xilr¢SSl0l1S 0| Symlllilly 5'1"; Saskatchewan River." » Experimental station. 1 lux thdr recent sad hereavemelgrirro ; . an electro out accompanies thel

Twm of Alley ?<°°l- si lrgglligillettchbsend slhggsoan the ad' apt'

Miss Mar or ean . 1 o a n the _ c. ,_

dt Co. Ltd.:1 lgft Saturday m0l1'llIlB . . _LETTER 0F SYMPATHY iposed qxpenditurg. y pm iMay

for Truro. N. S. '-"' f """` - i ' ffl one of its termini were in the

._l__ To Mr. James Amett and other East, it would add great interest toi

members of the family. . » .

We, the members of Jubilee W. I.

Albany Village, desire to place- on record our deep sympathy for you in this your time of sad~bereav¢~ ment. We feel the eommunitylrhss lost a noble woman and you a lov,- ing sister and friend. _

Although removed from our midst

we shall cherish the memory of her irreproachable character andthe no- ble example of her christian life. Kindly accept this humble tribute to the memory of an honored citi- ren and kind friend on behalf of this society.

Signed, Mrs. W. P. CAMERON.

Secretary.

IN MEMORIAM

JOSEPH J. MALONE.

On the evening of Saturday Aul..

18th. there passed peacefully away from the home of his nelce. Mrs. Russel Mabey. Tryon. Joseph J. Malone, in his 61th year. About six months ago he appeared in be in the best of health and spirits but even then disease with its blisbl-IM lnnuenos had begun ns deadly work, and despite medical can and skill which he bore with splendid fortitude his spirit passed beyond thi.svaleoftears.Theresrsleftto moum two brothers. Ham of North Tryon. and George of Greenville. Maine, also a sister Mrs. Samuel heard. of Tryon, two nephews and seven nieces. 'rho funeral took plaoa

Monday." at 2 o’clock to the 115:13 Tryon. and lestbesldo those of his wlfs who prsdssoassd him s number of years

ICO- .

iotbsrpsperspleaas l

3 rl -l it 2.-se $2 '

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ogssus __. ._ _.-.

elf iii iii 3 e is

Portage they will pass points gf Bank Nova Scotia 373 points '°'_

thoproiect. especially along the.

S08." but there may yet be a con' I .nection -formed by means of the lakes and--dells of the intervening °°1111t1v_ Thus we may see another link to bind us together under the

overflowing West can adord to ex-

best wishes to the new enter-

Stock Quotations

l'lAl-IFAX. Sept. 5. - Quotations

furnished by Johnston and Ward. Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

_ New York Exchange

At.. Top.arBan.Fe.Ry. 196% Am.Can Co. . _ . . . . . . 108% Am.Car&!‘oul\dry Co. 99% FAm.Loc.Co. . . . . . . . . 98% Am.8meltln¢&Ref_ Co. ~248

Quebec portion where our mighty Sept. Saint Lawrence rolls down to the DHL ~~ ‘

_ May

star of Confederation, ge gm,” it Dec. 110% mny.'the prosperous Eu; md the May 116%

~ Wlll-:ATI

CORN

. 92% . 'M56

. . . .. _ 'lB‘l

OATS

. 38% . 40%

44%'

wllulvr _

110%

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ANNUAL RE-UNION OF .

C. E. F. IN SMNT JOHN

To keep alive the memory of the

time spent in Flanders Fields. and to again honor their fallen comrad- es, the members of the Old Boys' Association of the 2nd Heavy Bat- tery, Canadian Expeditionary Force met for their fourth annual reunion andldinner at the Admiral Beatty Hotel. Saint John, N. B., on Satur- day evening. Axl address of wel- come was extended by His Worship Mayor White and addresses, recall- ing war-time scenes. were given by C. T. Peterson, of Coburg, Ontario. retiring president of the association, and Lleut.-Colonel Norjrrian P. Mac- Leod and Major R. A. Ring.

On Bunda at 12.90 o‘c ook the

An. Cop. Min. 'I6 N. Y. Cen. dt Hu4..l-Liv. F..'R. 177%

gunners pf thi! ssodilii llattsfion

arker Hoope _

0 ` _ der of the evening was spent soci- Brent beauty and new interest. Al 'l’he'K’engiston Baby Chick Hat- ‘lll`~\1‘ll ‘lllls ll°‘l'0lll° UW 5Y°°ml

a Llst Of ably. Portage of a few hundred yards will

--<44->? take them to water flowing south

PERSONAL ' 1 d o f _'l _ _

_...__ Mr. and Mrs. John MacAnlay andiggon vlye:-B;|3er_“K;rr°?sk1_‘°r:,e'B§s;rif)‘;%f __

Dr. Jella M. Clarke on i’urloll8h family Wish W 6290115 018|! llbllfi- Lake, they will reach Sturgeon May

from India is at present on the ls- itll- illallks i-0 all who Shvvtd ~l\\i=ll| Landing. giving them access to the

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.Good Bonds and Individual Needs

It is easy to buy the wrong type ol good bonds. It depends upon your ingvidual requirements.

This is dismissed interestingly in the Sep- tember issue of "Income"-our monthly publication on investment matters. If you wish to receive it regularly, without-¢,ha.r[o,\ mail the coupon herewith. _

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