OCTOBER 13; 1928
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THE cHAnLo'r*ra'rowN GUARDIAN
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IMQRESSIVE SERVICES A T
55 MT.-l ALLISON
sACK\¥LLE. N. B.. Oct. 12.- of' portraits of the two men who
Among t e imDl'€S_SlV€ Ceréiiloniesimade up.the first graduating class
which yaterduy marked the cele-,in 1863: Hon. Dr. Josiah Wood and
bration _ Founders Day .ut Mount Rev. Dr. Howard Sprague.
Allison liiiversity was the unveiling
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THE L E DR. .i'_0SlAH WOOD AN
D DR. HOWARD SPRAGUE
FmST$lADUATING CLASS Ol; lVIOliNT ALLISON UNIVERSITY.
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Day.
The Hon. Judge H. A. McKeown
The unveiling of the portraits was
of Ottawa, Chairman of the`Canad- performed in the case oi Dr. Sprague
ian Railway Board' of Commission- by his daughter Miss Annie sprague
ers. and an alumnus of Mt. -Allison. V
ice-Prine' al of the Ladies’ Col-
ll)
delivered the FOUHU 'S Dey Ad lego. and in the case of Dr. Wood
_ ey i _
dress, after which tho»ent.irc Facul- b
ty and Student Body, a procession
of nearly bne thousand, marched to t
the grave of the Founder. 'Charles 5
F. Allison, covering it with sprigs of \.'
EVCFQFEGII. 'I'
y his son, Mr. H. M. Wood, M.L_A.
Brief sketches of the lives of these
‘.vo.ilx‘st graduates who both achiev-
d great distinction and honour
ere given by the Reverend H. E.
"7i‘lie Publlciiomm
This column is open for tho
discussion ny oorrupondontl
of question of Intent. Tho
i Charlottetown Glnrdhn dos
l not neoousrlly undone the
opinions of oornopondonh.
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noi»nNA'rrNo cnonrs `
Sir,-A matter .that has been
simmering for a long time, and just
bubbled over a little at the recent.
convocation of ministers, is, the
domination of the choir, in many
churches.
Now,' in my opinion there are
choirs and choirs. Some of them
are doing everything possible to aid
ithe preacher in his labors,-just
‘faithful servants in the Master's
'vineyard They do not seek notoriety I
has musicians. They do not wish puffs
.in the local press by holding con-|
certs, nor desire to be called music-
al artists. The church has no use for?
(1
honms, D. D., Editor of and Sec-
This was the ninth formal ccicbra- ro
tary Treasurer of the Portrait
tion by the University of Founders Committee.
` PAINTING .or 'rim LA'_ra__
DR. JOSIAII WOOD
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The Hon. Josiah Wood. M. A.. D. C
anada. For many years -he was a
C_L.. was born in Sackvillc. N. B. member of the Uiiiversitys Board
April 18, 1843 and died Moy lil, of
1927. Dr. Wood was most widely hi
known as Representative of the fr _. S
County of Westmoreland in thc kindly Christian gentleman wh
ontributed incstimable services to
he was appointed to the Senate of th
Parliament from 1882 to 1895 when c
PAINTING or THE LATE n
Regents and its Treasurer, and
s dcutli left in the hearts of his
lend" the memory of a enial and
o
e community andthe state.
R. HOWARD SPRAGUE
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Rev Howard spmgue_ MA Later he also declined the es
was born on chi-istmas Dey ii
ordained a Minister of the H
Church in 1866 and serv a
charges as well as on si
with h
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f Mount Allison UniversitY-
ep?/'n§appohiwd Dean of Theol0KY
t Moimt.A11lson in 1908, which po-
Church was held in higher ee-
none wielded H KYB” in'
died October 29, 1916. V
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ti _hs held at the time of hi!
onor and :lest No Minister of the Christ-
an
vanity, and they are fully cognizant|
`of the fact. I
| Such a choir does not want to do
_all the singing. On the contrary,f
|they encourage the congregation to
sing. They sing familiar tunes. Theyi
pitch them low, so that those with
=lit.tle time for musical practice] may.
! Joinin the praise. In fact, they Yei
and act up to the spirit of th tl’
_grand old hymn "Come let us join-
gour Cheerful song, with Angelsj
round the throne.” It goes well with,
a church that has a choir like this.;
But I have known some choirs, or|
members of choirs that wanted per-I
fe:t silence in the audience while
they sang. Yes, I have heard themi
ray angrily “They were singing.all{
over the Church today and spoiledj
the music." As if the Almighty,
iwanted the choir alone to sing. Pro-
per church music is praise and'
prayer, and if the worship is from]
the heart. we can readily believe it,
will be acceptable, however faulty,
it may be in rhythm or melody. ;
To me, it looks just as unscript-i
_ural for onerperson to do another’s
singing as to do his praying. i
I am, Sir, etc., ` i
ONE OF THE CONGREGATION
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-` I lor i Brewer Auld or r‘reet<>wn_" _ A
f , THE MARKl;i‘he market was
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Central Guardian '
TBANKSGIVING SERVICE.i
“The W. M. B. of the United Church
New London, will hold their annual;
Thank offering service on Sunday
evening. Oct. 14 at 7 p. in. Rev.
Hammond Johnson od Trinity'
United Church, Charlottetown, will.
give, the address. Special music;
including 'lvlicssrs J. B. lewis andl
The Daily 4'
Argument
AUNT HET
BY ROBERT QUILLEN
fairly well attended yesterday. But-
ter sold at 40c; eggs 40c; chickens
$1.00 to $1.25; fowl $1.00; ducks 31,- 
30 to $1.50; apples l0c doz. and,
crab apples 40'; peck. Hay 60c:`
straw 35c; oats 45c to 50c: turnips
lilo to 200; blue potatoes 40c to 50<~
and white potatoes 25c to 2Bc_
There was no fresh fish but a good .
supply of fresh corned cod. ‘
T0 RAISE FUNDS-A joint
meeting of the Fire-Brigade and
Canadian Legion Band took place
Thursday night in the Firemen's
rooms.. A general committee \\'a.~
appointed to handle the wlvoli-
campaign. The first public glor-
tainment put on will be a dance
and the next will be indoor sports
and a concert. It is the determin-
ed effort of the boys to raise en-
ough money to attend the big Fire-
BY CLAHDE CALLAN inen’s Tournament next year in.
_/_f `/,ii \i\ Moncton.
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"I reckon it’s right abou
reachln' a man’s heart throng
his stomach, but sometimes i¢'s
mighty long detour to .reach
mighty small place."
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"Jones always begins by sayin’
Sunday, but in a few minute
he’s makin’ his regular week day .
seliin’ talk." / ,
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Daily Lessons
_ \ in English
By W. L. Gordon
Hf%¢ v
WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Do
ot say “I have no sympathy for
wo a‘s. and not er.
N _
Q. hre invitations that are sent.
on visiting cards considered just as
Q Who precedes when a mother,
Q Is it wise to be too intimate
s?
OGOO*§4 
HOUSEHOLD .
SCRAP BOOK
-o-o-0-0e-60-Q-\
of ammonia. WiD€ the Climb “nm
Cut a piece of asbestos paper andi
place with a warm on
_--_<0->--°“-
Designed to photograph sportin€
events, anew camera can be made
to expose six films in less than three
seconds. '
  Hard Coal A
The four muted schooner 'hun
Borneo" is now dlsoblflhll 011°
'l'hounn&'l`on| American Anthroo-
i¢einCh tnutmdotovolhos. .
'l'hi|Coollroftho llllboltlusl-
|¢y.||}/illlboplsooodiolllordsri
nowwhilopriocoorolowolt.
mums on rw 

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her." Say "pity for," “sympathizei d t 1 th N Y k
Wiihf' ‘paid th 1 1 d ,Thornton, hairman and President5C0l'f@SD°n En 0 9 ew °f
OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: i that degrlbepsilgefeglzgnsthe debt t°|(_f the Carfgdiah National Railways’ Aui~'i'|i-.in who was requested to
mango. Pronounce mans-so. both g's The Running Expensgs are ,ww with the Management . of whim leave Frame W the F`f°“°h “Vial-'
as in "go," not man-go. more systematically secured b ah Star land Cunard Steamship lines UFS WCHUS9 01' his °0l`i¥l9C5i°n Wm”
QFTEN MISSPELLED; Caesar; Annual _Maintenance collect! U13; by in Lohdom whereby there will be the publication of a. French diplo.
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P. E. I. PROTESTANT OEPHAN-
AGE
With the coming of cooler weath-
er We b€8il1 to prepare for the time
of snows. In several respects the
policy of the Orphanage has passedi
through many changes du,-mg thef announcement was made at Oanad-1
last few years: We no lnnger nbc, ian National Railways headquarters
under a great 10_».,_d of Debt, though! today that aft/er several months of'
several subscribers to our Dehbinegctilztions arrangements have`
Lifting Campaign have not ye; been consumated by Sir Henry W.i
MONTREAL, Que., Oct. 12.-An
p€rg¢na1¢imvn5s from bm. Pmtesh weekly cast bound .freight and
SYNO YMS. saturate, soak, am mehds and the hom. for t _ ~ * asse er sailings from HalifaxiF`l`€I\Ch naval 5¢°°"d- Was expelled
1 his is F' "3 " I . _
d h, 1, _ f,e_ __ _ . ,fiom membership in the Anglo
ngeréc s eel) Denetra Aimpreg |fai:naé::é‘z;gXh§ri§_ Fu dl  §&.>o'Lg.!i\(;e)1;‘pool and Halifax' American Press Assochmnn 'adm
WORD STUDY: “Use a' word. established and alinbeqixgxg V5.2 This announcement is the resultyby a. committee which investigated
three times and it is yours." Let us]» entered herein me resulting mte,._ of negotiations to make possible ai 'i`-_$555358 1 M iously had
increase our vocabulary by master- t 1 , ' re Complete freight and passer;-h: S OCR 011 Prev
ing one word each day. Today’s  y being used rm' °-“nent  communication ,between Wriousl:‘eqiiested the French authoritiesto
- . ig iv st one Horan’s expulsion until cha' iB¢l¢B?ETT' `“""ilpi 49
word. RANCOR, the deepest spite The policy too with regard 1,0 the Darts cf Canada and the two ports ho. n, We _ “ld b th hed t ur o e nun nrunih
o alic _ “  ' - _ ' ' '
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ew ome We now more diligent _ h St Lawren e routeh
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SPECIALS _ crowded out of on.
Regular Advertisement
Checked White Marquisette Ciutaining with' rose or 
blue_i’rilied border. Special per yard  _ ._ _ _ . .,. _ _  _ _ _ '
Flannelette Sheeting in egtra heavy quality, 72 inches 
wide. Special price per yard ..;... __  . _ _ . _ . . _ .,_,.,.,. _ , ._,._., "
Remnants of Curtain Muslms, lace eiii‘tiiiiiiri_f_f :mil f-liiiiiz on
_-ale _FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
35 iuvli Stripeii iiliiglisli Fliln- 'i`iii'<>r\ z"-'pcciui \'olil¢‘s, 510 
iioloiti- ol' regular Il5<*  ilivliins witlo . _ . , . .
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‘va-hw’ “"""k“"“| ' ' ' ' '
" ' lleuvy 'l`wille<i Tlluolc Sateen,
Soil, iivuvy, Eriglisii gl'<>_\' Finn- :lil im-lies wide, very special,
iiolofiv. vi-~i'_\' \vuriii and wear- easily \\'usii;ililr-, ple-\iisanti_\' in
able. 27 iii(-lies 7  iiil‘i'c-roiil \\'iri|lis~_ Ilii iris. 
wiillf 5 . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ . . . . _ .
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New Things in the Millinery Shop
.\Jew'l\1z\tl'ons Vel\-'Et1'luti~'., block ami iiiiu-k li'iim|ii~<l 4 
withgold . . _ . . .
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9.30 yesterday morning fire was]
discovered in the hreart of the Ilrena; _
T oms. Sout or, n a ar e _
__,;‘;kR§f mm wffich was qufie Aiatrons Felt Hats, assorted shades. spot-ia_i 3 Tr
close to ine bam. we property of ut . . . . _ . _ . . _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ . _ . _ .
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Captain George Gerige. Asisthere _ ’ ' ' ' ‘ ' ` ‘ ' ' ' ' ` ‘ ' ' '
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§i;‘§ug§:‘;d§mi;'bi;ziobs‘;:;“i ca,}”‘§§ New Felts and Velvet Hats for children.--i-<»il_ iiiu.-, I) 
the city for assistance. The Chem- Sand and Green at ' “ it -
ical with a number of the men re- ~~
sponded. As the neighbors forked _ _ _ _
the burning grain out of the pill- '
the firemen sprayed it with chem- _ ,
_ical and soon had the fire exting- . _ _ _
uished. The grain is a total loss.
Spontaneous combustion was un-  &   I 
he shirt wana in uiih business buh d°\1b'#d1Y me “nu” - ' *--
Anglo- _ merlcan
Press Assn.
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PARISI Oct. 12.-Harold Horan.
matic memorandum on the Anglo-
Direct Sailing I *M “_ Wi-_  A i 'r  is  or e ~ --~-
to England `Expelled _From ._ i
.ig
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wer
L'  '.
(Special to the Guardian) _ A ° \  I '
This is My Last VUE!!
and Testament 1-
, ' THE appointment ofthe Enstmi Ti i i Company
ll Y°ur executor and n-nsiec gm 1: il_<».-...-iini.-.-
thot your lifetime of effort will be coils:-i'-ved incl.:
firutely for the benefit of those you have ;~.r:\ig5-_led
to protect.
'IBB
EASTERN TRUST
CDIIP/1\‘.~i`l`
Head Office: H./\LlI"AX, N_S.
Soiowohn. N.B. s _ .h '-.. N 1',
chuionewwn, P_s:.r. »ii<»ii1f.fii,Q. .,."
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r m e He gave no display of chlhhm has :,150 changed else we |n the Brmsh Isles by way of Hal ‘i7 9 ma l °° 9 ms °" “"""" "-`""""` 4-- _i.
~,-minus nom-its guilty of unprofes-
ancor, or other emotion |wou1d soon be far behmd hiax The fi;-5; gf these weekly “he ie”-S0” Elven bY the °°mm"' `_T_,__ ---~------- - ---.-»-~-----M -HV
_#mmm hmccmmodation even in our Own mmngs Wm be on December 3,-d_ tee for expelling him from the Press
»+,¢¢,4+_N H _ _ _ just fohowin the close of havin-; xsscciation was that he was ‘onl    ._-mf.. . .N  Y
_ ‘ly seek suitable Foster Homes init-Ulf* °‘_\_ t 9 _  ° _.4 15-bhductf'  Y' -
Modern Eti uetto which io adopt the children that by which "°“‘° ““°'d5 th” °°mp1°”e tirngrsn left Paris by au¢om0hii.~
e _
this means the number in the In- Sel'Vi09 'illlriffg the months °f th ' f E 1 d b 3'
By iuiberia Lee futurinn is kept well within our year when the sr.. Lawrence nivérx 111;; “‘K*_“ °’ “B ““ Y W” °
space. There are now several lovely iS flee from Le. C0mPi9W S3ilill8S.B gium FOI' one Wed( We AFC ‘f)i`f0l‘iil{§ :l
w+ »oHichi1drm Waiting their opportunity “sts have now .been prepared and _____‘_._____
i cl de u h' passenger and carg0
uhd th}eul'ionL;e ‘without the chatter] lgipl; mah; Cunard “hers Antonia’
c a_ C d poor indeed. ,i
_ A d i , d the Launia and white 
courteous as written ones? ‘ anglecfggcnohz. ?;g:1me;]?t;c£I1g,:2l Sf;-!;'1l11:,sa; this Regina, D0;-ig, and, aterfrant O ) ~
A- N0. iheglafe “°i' as °°“’te°“” 1;,/_iissions can mg; be wrong? iCa1garlc The sailings will continue ' _ h. ll /\ii i ilU.L*_l`|l\` uf
"Ur as perm" ' 1 The children for whom' we askilimil ADi‘i1 17th.whlch is approxim- D1 recto ry
assistance need assistance while in tely the mn” the Service ca” be
suitsbie home. _rea an Q
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during the month and three child- CABLE HEAD WEST.- Ve
The 'winters _coal supply is our
that they are bcinc Well 00”” f°’
no cne will deny. If there is a better
sian than the institution roi- uomzi
this let us have it and ' if not let us!
have more than our
So long as the
one-tenth of
for these
long must
bear the
aaes
fare ce in
corners our
work to
WM'
in
~ No. 13.8116 32 x N inches.
rhgy in close!
children
with
may
touch
your
If you _
how did
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has moto
th°Y Ufml
It well
wiil‘l1ut tho
The child
ofthoobovepo ml!
s¢ampo¢lncoloronol°°i|
ofhooklngoonvulorlorty
'Ilrpo pothrno for I
byaoillrefclrodor
oloorroqonionooto
No.l5.Shel\xl0|ll°|l°l~
V Menu
oooh,
20% Discotmt
o n fi
The new barn is nearing comple-{ Buntain Bell's Wharf D¢i-wh. Capt. Marshall..
tn hi dry. _ - _ ______.-- --*-'-‘ ~ ~ ~
°'f’“.“ _,Xl ,mmm oven tinn and wui mi ii long felt want, Hmld. Cari. Christensen.
Schr. Eliza Coreliam, Capt. Mac-
I. t bill but other winter re-~ - Mod in pcm ~ , Atherw. Capt. Williams.
Pia” R 0" the b°"’°m °' the °v°n'| urges itate enerousi Cabot Tower, Ca t. Wells.
ri f-iii-ii me we we fue- and ‘.*;‘.i,'.t';"..‘.‘i."‘°’.....’~‘.°.2’.;”“..... ...;'§..‘f... 1-.iii APPROVED RUG B§‘°,,§;‘; ,&,;;f';‘;,,';;‘_“‘°  °“‘°'r mera., en... 2......
P"°"°“iS ‘"”‘°‘°"'.’°’“ b“m'““' wiieeiion. we trust an will do their. i .- Tu L,5g,,,. Cap, Gamble mend; Conestoga, caps. coffin.
HW "° Mmd “wb” part so that another successful year,  In gredge ho ln.; at Bruce s“w_ Soihalls. Cant. Matthew.
Rubber hot water bottles, or anyihave more than your sympathy. I  :_ Mis wha" - g Acwrdlhg wwhis hat of
other rubber article of this nature, we contmmlly refer to the chhd_. _ _ _ “nd vessels our “wrfront
'mn be mended by “sms several lay' ren for they are the cause of our New is the Time to Make Rugs fill Bm” s¢e,,,,¢», wh," been V011' idle-
ers °f mending Mime' setting in need and indeed of the Institutlonzl Christmas Presents. It wo," be long now um" me
r .
S. B. Hochelaga on Picton route."
D. P. W. Dredge No. 115, Capt.
MacLeod dredging out Bruce Stew-
art dz Co.'s dock. `
S. S. Harland, Capt. Macbaine in,
port.
Murine Whorf
C.
ag
929
S. Arsnmore, Capt. Rhode
to load lighthouse supplies.
S. Brant, Capt. B. Kelly in
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w bu 1, ff _ t- "`“°  _ D111 »'
““g_d;,Ll'1gehf§;tff;:f' an au m° e our care h awaiting adoption into a_ icchmedi fixhecthe DONS 01' M0" _ Paows wh", . 1ler"‘ are
i . . . .
and' friendly mth new Mquamb one infant has been adopted out F1 sem nwins, cept, Fraser in port. Make Your Selection NOWV
once ` i, <1 one visitor mer. at me | and SA VE _`\ionc\'
A‘ N°' it is immute' unwise’ and hgiretablgiexh iinnc:ga;}¢;c‘.ltby0`tl\§J¢1in$l€|"et:';?;eélfslilllirs. Jasper 'MicLaren. Biol] C“'f“lh°"'s Wm" ` '
often brings regrets. .au continue well and imp ' C il nswered -by “A Recipe or ~ 7' 1 » .
i ny. 8 W” B ‘ .. s n _ A. c. Newhau, cam. suhu- 4
Th Sm, _manga on Sm ,_,,,,,,...g S..im_m§_§i;.{§o:5;§m.:;5 by fnrpm , W. Vi . W ELLNILR Limited
4th. The change of Text books was Dreilllillillg T0 D  and Commit; lewclerg Qglwo 1q6S
a considerable bill and this was from this Depaff-itneg [br same | Lyons wha" ~ ~ ~»=» L_
attended to by Jxhe Royal - I-‘iron ‘ees were “PW” ' 1 ' ‘ c ' “R In 1 31 i
M ns whocon uetosuppya‘ _ BllC t.Fo e iii - -1--.
BV schsoirl needs. for which we are Very PLEA5AN(;rthre‘;A5'i;;I,£;?nE1§vi,12 aficpgisyhizggmg if chi-ggpoi cogiglcxir --- ~-_~~-;~--~--  -~  -----~ » <  L --~ --.~ -. _.mils .__.‘ _ _._
By Robe". I” igrilktigcmeili-its for the month have tl,l\1;nli)r;i~?e ig; Mrs. James MacSv~'ail\.,C. LYOHS & C0.. has 851195- ieh' é“('l?ni_i Cgpé' IP' Wm" “_‘f"_"f"' "‘_“_ "_" _fi‘_`"_'l‘_“ "“""‘_` ""`°_""i
1: 5 _ 0. aD._. ye
¢+++»+>+****°**°*****°*_ been very low. the Ch"l‘own Aux. The different conuigittce-Surt;-;';% 73;; mc|m,d.s wh",  Leonlce. Capt. S. C Knight
__ as usual working very hard to fill reports and new t f _ Irene L., Capt. T.  Stubbert. `
To Chinnfcomhstween the me SBP- appomhd' The nexte mgeltcilisgs ini; Schr. Carl E. Richard, Capt. Skin- Kf“`m°@~ C°Pi» L0l‘d~
C F:flm$'€h";° g);'€h$°|‘;T ihen wash orange -Tea cum. Canoe Cove be hcléi ftghiélxlxe  can is to be ner in mm Q viersen Bill. Capt. Forgere.
9° ` _$80.00. Rayner International FU’ H°W‘=' - ._ i-i te s h _ 1-1 ei w. os t. Munn in _
{h°wf]‘;;'}‘l”h;'_; §ee'°n“§§d§; §‘°fl§w";':.'.f;fg‘ co. $135.00. Ringwood w. x. Rosziég snsweifd _limb ,$35 .f“’°r°p 8 por; r az P sicsmm which nhve culled
° ‘P i t $7.50 and Bede ue Aux. S _ Verse or 1153 ‘
_|_...i.. |i\-,~ .n:.i .ll_|5i ~4~\1~ii iiiilog
fifwp.
The firsi :iii-Yi-1:-iT\-ii :iiiizmli pict-
ure has i><'\>ii |ii‘r‘.fiiu‘¢‘il iii iiulm al
story of the life of flliuiiimzi iiiimiiiii
iMrs_.1_.whowa.sreadinganows-
,paper, observed to her husband
‘that it contained an article entitled
"Women Work for the feeble-mind-
Rosalind, Capt. Turner. I
Bo he grunted and said ‘I
like to know what women
Mr. J. was in a reactionary
ever done for the feeble-mind
"They usually many them, my
" replied Mrs. J. sweetly.
uw ships mn moving and -”°"""'“"`
that is through, the next move
be the ice boots. _
m?-O4->__._.
LOVER IB DEAD FIANCEE T0
QUEBEC. Oct, 12.-'I‘l-iough in
scription of the suit has not yer
been mode. An intemstlng test case
will shortly be heard in the Bupa.
lor Court in which o Quebec girl
will sue u local manufacturing firm
Vessels Which Have Called nt This
' png, iwu to have been married in Sep-
for 810.000 damages following the
delth of her fiancee to Whom sho
tember and who was fatally in- P O  R
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'huns
bent automobile mud guards.
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iii iii
‘iiiiii
2500 miles.
|jured in July while at work in th.-
-'foewg in question.
Padded hooks on \ long handle
Cahoon-,form u new tool for straightening
ulit a leoplone
horsepower and
`I\oP¢mt‘I\\bogiv¢s
10\l;0I!r¢°|f!Ull
'°.**¥°'°°-
No ooinn orfading.
$s_.1oacb»
Acyoulnrinonlo
rs