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 nv var (lilies) in uvanu in canada. mi cue im- u. s. A.
Hold Oilleo lt Charlottetown. #curls and Montague..
ll  ' Pnlldws-Mnlvr A A Denim ° ' l1.d Bi ~i C iiiific iiin ' ll ' 1 ° ° l .° -
Qdltor Ind Pllhlilhor: Allocilh llldltoi thlsauieek uil¢lii'leEii;l,i?iild lliir usliino: Mrs W S stewart mlb gllllll ll   0   S
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 ,_~. _ _ »  _ ' . made the hours pass very quicliLr. ' 1  - i 11' "', l _ \_ ` _
'_' “mini Dull! tfounun iam. 0 om Mr yur loaiivci-ui in quvanim    giisuinidt; wgici; are in in or uit "
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l -  ' _SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1 1919 '
  MLN -_vu MQ’-M l I _sw U4* ”-_‘_ _lr ,mi ld lllll "ll n' is expected that Cllpmin (Rev" in-9 [gd to l  if d I be ~
. ii know umtiiiiiiii new mn- EFORE the war, ond blplyers were n;`ark_e _men . n num ci
1_1 ‘ ““*'°"'_“ _ lessor Kent, will return to Eldlifilx in ,Naam ~ l l . _ _ ’ l  _ '
I ;.\lissioiiary_ Conference tolviees tomorrow- to he followed br Drll next, Wilde Will U10 00016 DY l ', l ,,' ‘, ` ' _ " _ 
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be ll ` in this City next week will :itteiidaiice at the conference in
.be _ _ of more than ordinary ini- lleartz Hall on .\loiiilay and Tues
p0rt%;e.- lt is a part oi a contin- day. There are two centres iti thi I
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cnt-i de educational inoveinentl i'ro\‘iiice, Lharlottetown and
wliic _lite churches of the L'nitediSummersiile. from' which the
States 'and Canada have undertak- inovenient here is to be launched. C
eh. The visitin members oi the l'Iver\'th`iiig_calculated to impi'ss MMIBO, Brlshtou. when Mrs Alexah _Runes Hal, on Thmsda, made a
lflstitxite are :imong the ablest pui- ; the people with the necessity »oi`~ ii
pit speakers in Canada and, as increasing Missionary etlort at S
the different city churches» tomor~ .and disliirbed time is deserving oi 9
will be explained. lt is hoped that is hoped that our citizens geiier- B
ublie interest iii this movement allr will avail tliiinselvcs 'of the i0i\ “'ii° “'°i"’ iii“°i‘ 3"* “'iiii iii” go to pina-|,,,,,,,_ N,,,.,|, C,,,.0,,,m ,-0,
will he in proportion to its'lmpori- opportunity of liearirig the distin- 0
ance and that there will be a large _ guislied visitors at the diflcretii
atteiidance at the pr'.-liiiiiiiairy ser- iiieetiiigs to heYlielrl._ 0
-. - - - -` - - . _._ ,_ _ treshiiieiits being passed b\' several l lam," _ .
_ _ __ ‘ _ ~ ,.i ' g lor Vloritreal. l’rior to leav-
-. i _ .\oin~_ i;ii.i.s 5 ‘
l;-\\'e`~ _wlio have watclieil the \vai peiiditures. \\'heii it is i‘eiiiei\\lieredl
a'far_oil-~who- at the ivorst, suffer-1 that the expciidiiure in |91.; was ¥1101‘Dil1g for Halifax where she will 1 Daniel! by ,, ,most couiiiiimeiiiary
ed ftlielloss of a son :i liusbaiid, :i only $i4.l,.000.000 sometliiiig of an V
fiitlicr' ora friend, or who worried iilea of what war means is reali- Mi- i’i'~i»0ii fl‘0H1 Efrilslallil- Mr- P01011
-iliroiigh anxious dti_vs and nights zed. This _vt-ar, to pay the interest “'ii° if* Wmiiiii viii- Si- ‘i°iiii ‘viii gt , yi,-,,_ H, g_ pe,i,,c|,~,, Aftwlloon
oy'er .\va_r`s uncertainties. have af- on a delit at least four times as direct ii’ Ha-iii”-X Wiieie Li"“i~ ii°W';g,»i,1ge yang,-any was §,u¢i, enjoyed
ter -_fill learned little ol what the great as iii 1014, it will bc iieee5_ 181111 Plltvli iS i2Xl>€0l@<i I0 1\1'l'iV@ if-i ,V hm. guesm
\\"ai,* really meant. Visitors who sary to raise approxiniaiely $100,- 0110 0f lile HDS-P11111 Shim within U11  ' . ¢ .
liave rcfturiied from iiurope where 0oo,o0o» or coiisitlerably more than H011 Week- ` msg Kii|,,,,-,,_ ,,.],,, ,,,,,,-1,. ,, ,,,,,,€
thc) v.isitcd the iios|>iiai.< ziiir; con- four iinies the |914 amount, as the
vrdesifcnt camps tell piiiiiil .<toi‘ie.< l»<.irro\\'ing rate is higher. 'l`liis On(
__ _ _ _ of what they saw and lieiird- item alone would account for prac- ii8lltf\1i Visit i\f\S Y@iUl`iiL’fi L0 ilffi 0,, ,,, Seve,-ai scam, M1-,,,,-S this week
 iueiiliiiiiilreds ot them, maiined tieallv the whole revenue of live il
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and broken in body and imnil, men years ago liut» tliere will be need-
liopelessly crippled for life- hos- ed $40,000,000 to pay pensions.
pltals and eaiiips pcopled \\-‘itli upivarcls of $70,000,000 for sol- 0
liuiiimi \\'rcel<_s from- whose lives diers’ grati_iities» !i~Ti'>o,000,00o to limi MTS- A- A- M01-Gfilh ,` f,~|,c,.,, were hundrgds of ,,,,,,,0,.s ,-._
all lio ie of self-help and comfort carry on the national shipbuilding
ligeij to learn. \\'e have had our $20,000,000 on public works- not!
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trials vihcre the blows fell but we ments of govcriiineiit in all its “’
have been spared the wholesale forms. The best that can be hoped alieiifi iii” iimiiiiii iiififfiiiig Ui UW . _,.,,,,,,,- M,-s_ W_ 1,, S,_.,,,t_
wreck that has, been experiencei for in re\'eiiui_- is $_;.zo,000,000. and Navy League ot Canada. ,, :,., _._
in liiiglaud miil._in France. _ that only through the imposition
itiide and little cause to cornpiain -taxes. llappily the bank ri__iurnt |\1w1'0HlL~d in the Anihcrst-€‘ii;ii-lot- m_e,.8euS me being ,,.,,,.m,y ,,.,.,c0,,,_
of the ,part ot the burden \vhich isi show that there is money in the UMW" iii**i“i‘°'i'i 'iii iii” ‘\i`°`ii“ iiiifi ,.,, by ,hair s,,,n,,,&,.,,,(,e ,.@,a,,,,es am,
'l’i;ig§l` ` "tofal1-upon, us, namely the pay- country to nieei the exactionsiw
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oiiig enormous from the crown land: .
iid from the Dutch colonies.
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3%- _ 'tion from all countries excepting ment but in no such proportion as “
‘ Canada, Newfoundland and Mex- is alleged to exist in the United “i`i°i’ii°°ii W” °°° °f iii° iii°“i ii . ,,,,,.,,,g ,U,,,.,- ,-,-,,,,, ,,ve,-,,,.,,,,, mi, only
ico while complimentary to these biales. hievertlieless exaggerated ST°“i°ii»t¢iii9 °°i;iiiti£i°e iiiiiitilliii if VI;-:`.‘ ,,_,,.,,c,,,,,,.,, ,.,_., ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,y ,-,,g,,,-,,,,,.g
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ing, of thedcbt incurred. The which must be made.` It will bt 1 2004 01611" 110°ii0Y~ - f 1 »,;;»
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(ilttaiiu correspondent-of the Tor- many a year before Canada can
onto Mail directs attention ‘to the get rid of special forms of taxai
inet -that the government must ion to pay for wa.r and its result newest HOWHS- Wil-iii’ ‘iiiiick “iid Will" Zi.-ns generally both ut the Swiwii
riiakeprovisioii for upwards oi ing' extravagance and waste. Si
$400,000,000 to meet necessary cx-1
" _l  .\llSSlON.»\RY INSTITUTE _ erendi Principal MacKinnon ll-hd Pro-
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announced elsewhere» will speak in home and abroad atltliis crucial if' S0W1`i» Wiiil CUYSBEG b0¢1\1@'l 01' NB  o ~ »
row when details of' the movement l all possible encouragement and it as Siiti W@i°°"i9¢i iief limi." Vi9it0i‘B- I ,,,,',,.,,,',,g 0,, ,, visit to S,_ J0,,,,_ 5030,,
°me an Omlwli' _ _ prior to _her departure for Toronto..
-uso __
l MVS- R03’ ‘Fi¢IK0rad’s niiniy friends
/i1i9NCi\\S M093? uftei her soilous
hm” mi" “ew” will be i'°°°i'9d with Mrs Blauchiini left Tluiiiidas iiiorn
ratification Prolei-isoi Kent is now ,D ,i H In h
rving in the capacity of clialiiiiiii sciiesiill wzolfsx  lieli wlllliiillglllilngi
Mis Mahon
A pi etty bridal reception was held
ll wedlleslllly llll'elll°°ll lll ill The bcotcli afternoon te in St
er Agnew received for the iirst tlmi pleasant change and Wm we" pat
.neo her marriage. in her white sat ~ _.0,,,,_ed _
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ll"slle lollllell lll°ce°llllli"ly Wlllllollll, Mrs. A. A. Bartlett left Tliursdai
sslsted by her mother Mrs. Fuller- and Yew York “nor which She Wm
vodress. in tho tea room Mrii. Wim. several weeks
new and Mrs. .\"icl"liiiil presidai ,,, ,, ,,,
ver the daiiiiily in-i-anged table. re- .ur H W Bimling hm yeqgmav
ii'l friends ol' the*br.iile.  ing the Bank the oiliee staff presetiiet
§ .\lr. Blnning with ii sollil Mahogany
‘\l'rl'l' ‘llllllell Pllwll len ilcslerdlly lclialr upholstered in leather accom-
isit Mrs. Logan until the arrival oi ‘ad(h,ess_
it la ' _ circle of trleinils iliiriiig her sojourn
MTS B W sllellwllllll lllllill ll llll hi this clt was pleasantly entertain
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Miss Rose Longwortli is visiting in me good wishes for hm, success.
ttawa. for a month the guest ot Mr. `
ll: li ll- I l~_Ziu city Monday and Tuesday for the
Mrs' F' W' Hymlllm” “ls lilillllli , Sroicli Concert which proved one of
Clllel `llllll'l“e l'lllll‘lll'ellllll lell llllll .\lr.~i. McManus ot' liieiiiraiticook. 
eel( lol' Vllllwllver lllllele llil’ wll` l \`.. has gone up to Ottawa io vislrt hei-
l. ' l i.it-ui. iiraai‘0r<i iiecr, .\-i. iii. and
Hockey llllllllllllllllls wllllc llllcllly .ri-lilo who recently returnccl from
eek at which iboth teams played  menus' _ 
li ll . The returiied soldiers on Monday
Wide plain ribbons al>DL‘iii` iil lllel night were royallv wcleoiuoil bv citi-
iiiii ai” i“‘“’i“g ti g"‘*‘“ "°g“*" 1 and nic P. \i“. c. iicii where nie
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' Qllwll wllllellllllllll ol llllllllllll ls illlo' tri.-sliiiients were served by th G. W. l‘ l
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they were 40000 in arch, 1917-t is is shown b the num
ber of purchasers oi' the Government War Loan o that date
But in the autumn of the same ear, their number increased tuent
times-to 820000' This was tie iiumbei purchasm the Victory
Loan, 1917 Lastmonth -Novembei, 1918-over 10 0000 persons
purchased the Victory Loan, 1918'
These wondeiiul results were accomplished by Press Advertising
Before the war one-hall of one per cent. of our people bought bonds. Now
quite twelve and one-hall' per cent. of our people are bon.l buyers!
Before the stupendous amount of
$676,000,000 worth of bonds could be
sold to our Qanadian people in three
weeks ii most thorough and exhaus-
tive campaign of edueatioii was
necessary, and this campaign was
carried through hy advertising in
the public press. The power of the
printed word never had a more con-
vincing demoiistraiioii.
By means of the printed word,
through the medium of advertis-
iiientsiii the press of our country,
the Canadian people were made to
know what bonds are, the nature oi’
their security, their attraciiveiiess
as an investment. and why ilie Gov-
ernment had to sell bonds.
livery point and feature of Victory
Bonds was illustrated and described
before and during the eampaign~iii
arlvertiseiiieiits. No argiiinent was
overloocled. -No selling point' was
neglected. ~
The result is that Canadians to-day
are a nation of boiidliolders.
'l`liey know what si convenient, .sal`i.-
iind profitable form of iiivostmciii
bonds are. instead of one man in
two hundred owning bonds, now one
Canadian in eight-men, women and
children--owns a Government Secur-
ity.
This complete iraiislorniatioii in the
national mind and habits was
brought about by advertising inthe
press ot' the nation. Press adver-
tising has justified itself as the surest
and .siieeclii-st method by which _a
inan’s i'i-ascii can be infliienced and
directed.
The Miiiistei' iii' l"iiiaiice acknow-
ledgesthis. His own words iirc:
‘"l`he- woiiderllul success of the Loan was due iii large meas-
ure to their (the press of Cunudai splendid-and untiring
eft'oi~ts during the whole of the Campaign.” _
Mr. E. R. Wood, Cliairinan of the Dominion Execuiivc Coininittee having over-
sight ofthe campaign to raise Victory Loan, 1918, said " . . . The press
ptiblicity campaign . _ . will rank as one of the most remarkable and effi-
eieiit publicity campaigns ever uiidertakeii in any country,” and Mr. J. I-I-.
Gundy, Vice-Lliairmaii of the same comiiiittee said: "I have been selling bonds
fora long time, but I never foiiiid it so easy to sell tlieiii as at this time. The
reason is the splendid woi'k tlie press has done. l take off my hat to the press
of Canada.”
The success oi' Victory Loan, 1918, and the knowledge which Cana-
dians now possess of bonds are a straight challenge to the man who
doubts the power oi` the printed word, in the form of advertisements,
o sell goods--and this applies not to bonds alone, but to the goods you
are interested in selling.
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~ bably the richest sovereilm in Eu ,\. `
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I`he proposal of the -_ United; the estimate iiiusi be greatly exag- i ii
States Governnient Committee on \geratcd. _ j`
Iiiiinigfration to prohibit irnmigra~ In Cailacla there is unemploy-,
countries will iiodoubl- if crystal- reports of uiieniploynieiit are cal- .i’
i1t'li ill\0 law. be the means of at- culatcd to create unrest and unset~ A
Lnited States. Canadian emigrat- The soldiers are returning '
i0ii.lio\~'<-\'0f,\\'1ll dcpeml upon iliniisaiids, many of ihcin are; -
ment is :1vaila.ble here few will go ,_-ag.; in steady work; they are fm-
to the United ` States to look for ci\ii,iig,_p_os_t war__,_pay which is sul- -_
work. ' ' iicient for their iniinediaie waiits '
'ii1Ci'¢ i5 iii l1i'°5¢iii iiiiCiiil>i0}" and are taking their time 'ln enter-
ftfif <
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"Will will ill Calladll and the lllll' ing iili'-'ii regiiiiii' ‘iiitics ‘iii-i~'i` iiie g5%%%%%%l%%§@l llm%l% l Sipteinilier. l wus very ¢-iorrl’ to hear
Wil 5l8!L'S-,AQC0l'€ilIlg 10 0111' rUC'| period of excitement and unrest F
Cilli ill§}l]“llJilCll0$ 'fl-IC FCdCl'al Direct- ihgy have P3555] through, Grail-V
or of "niploynicnt in the United "ally tlmy will regumq their for-i
States-is said to have i:stimatc<i mer places in the industrial and il
that there ware ten million uiierir roiniiicrcial life and iherc is no
iv . ' . .;
 i tiloyed or “jolile.~is" in the United l doubt that with the means being When the puddles rionk in our shoes,  NHL We u,“,,,y,, s,,,y,,,| ,0ge,,,e,- ,md
1"-i Statesk-'Tliis included women and :itlopted not only to secure but to i and tim min drives down our backs. ; nm dm , know bu, ,,,. w,,,, the N.
. probably also iiiclltded»-yoiiiig peo- iii;il<<- eniployniciit for them those ' and the wind chills us to the lioiie.1(|"h_m, dismmw mm, me ,,,-,ui i feii
ple vifhé liatlfiierer been eniploy- 1 of them who wen- actively engag- we dodge irtpn slielter tn shelter.; _wumlml um, found ul, my Section
ed- iii 59)" C5150 if i-*` N0! ii i”i0fiiiiii|ed before the war will soon he in Our heads down, we make desperate, had to go dawn owing ,O the ,,,,,,,],.
M, ooiiditioii 0f_ialioi-, nor are laliouriliurncss again. dashes, and are woiideriully relieved, me gun me bemg H0 |,e,,vy_ 1 was
‘ C0ii<iiii°i`i5 in (/iiiiiidii iii lif¢‘50l1l In the iiieaiitinic it is recognlz- to get indoors. But when from top tofmmc m ww, ,n ,-,.,,,,,, of than, but
i.ornial_.' We are in the transition ,fd mai me _-oonei‘ ilie returned toe we are garbed against thc wen., _wuw or mam crawmd up ,O w|,e,.e |
Siiil-TC iil0i“'Cl’ii lilf P\lJli0flii1li iiliill-“' soldiers secure positions the better ther, we plunge into the puddles! `“,_m', Wm, talking 'to them but they
revers ii to tlie less strenuous ac- . ,~0,,,,¢,-y and it is hoped that. all i,
ii"iii'~5. Ui P°7i°°~ iii” ii`iiii=`iii0ii_i-* classes will co-Operate with tlielslay out in the exliilaraung tiirinoil , about mm mst Mme I ,,,,w ,,i,,, to
necessarily slow and we are liablt liinployment Bureaus _now being ii
to becpiiie iinpaticnt. llie Lniited , L-qablighgd (1-ii-gughout thc' ¢0u,,_
.States-,report of iiiieiiiployinent ,fy and do everything else they ri
50\ii“i9§l’ili‘iCi<)' %i,fii.i5 iii-"iii‘_iCC aiifi can to secure suitable positions for souls are not properly clothed to! _'ue we men swrted ,md ,hm is me
lll\i'3SS-l C0i`i(iiii0ii5 fiicrc iii” all. C0nditi0l'lS will 110|: be normal meet them, the poltlng aniioyuncescl ms; I suw 0( hum 1 was w,,,,,,de¢i
_ _ K the drizzllng glooins, the downpoiir about S 8" m_ M fm. ,H 1 can ten you
-------ef' ' _ -' -- _ ' of worries. the -blast of fear und mis- . U wi" cumg
A §,’}i%'_‘§l§§EH’lii "" I “ii Yo" Wiiiit ym" ch-iidrcii i° bslilnll fortune, chili 'ia through und throudli ;ll:l(ltl:ll]l;lll;0l);l:;;l,g,)l§,§: I,“£;’|,es ,, mug
. do Second teach your children about gud we long hr some shelter against time to send everybodyi, \,,,i me
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   V _Jesus Tell them what ii wonderful them. but do not tlnd ri; ir we wre burial puny wh, cone” wi, ,hm ,md
b_ordering on the extremely serious- until all are 3; work again.
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Ls d V, qumilly and if you commence i ,,
(All “sh reserve l ' l early liln your children will certainly! ,,
ullE%%i£iii%EF!=iF!lli§li%%iih’illi7
Ur. Linscott, in this column will
help you who your heart problems
religious, intnnl, ~|ooinl. ilniincisl.
sud etery otbor anxious ours that
perplnu you.. It u personal answer
is required. melon a tivo cent stamp.
Ro ashes
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A BANK-RUP'l': ‘il have been coni-
pelled to make an assignment, and
again. What would you advise me to
miami muy' M. “B Mhny u man has mode s. groin suc-
-» 5 I you ers. Do not ist your -fhilure de-li
CHILUREN: awe haven press you; let a jdh. Wh! not take
ljre from one year ° i’°’m°“ “
Salesman. I lnow
is luoh s method
bo A me lll~QlF'K,QK\ 1° RU”
PARTlCULAR3 OF
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- SOLDIERS DEAT
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:ould be buried the next day and who alone 'eau lieol tlio brokoii in  Q
here is no douibi. he ‘got a respect- lionrt. and hindebh up their wouiiils,
abit; l§l'8Vl=- and we pray iliut l-lo, who has so pain-
li llle Willllllllill Clllll ml Wellllelllllly lloiid, Lot. G3. liasl received the fol-
tracting many Canadians to the tleil conditions. "“ ne-ii cms; Hospital
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be Chrlstlaui-i. 1 ily .in the fact and sing exultantly ; mmm um uma I was v_,0,_,,,,|¢,i he
through any s‘orin. l-low foolish it is _ ,,
to go hall clad, when the warmest ol  
` ' clothes may be ours for the asking!
Thy bountiful care what tongue can
lllllie ll° lll°lley lo llollllllllllce llllslllesll lt. breathes in the air, it shines in the
published; it you ‘l°r' “ll” "A mm lll l°l'l"llv°" lt streams from the hills, ,it descends
°5" °f iii° "ii" i‘° "*‘ °i‘i°" im" and sweetly aisziiii in nic sew ana
Comme1oial.'Tri\veller Prail children of dust. and feeble ns
& i.
... .. .:=.i°.‘:.:=_u'" eriiie.i°ttp§'
men. Youcanmlkbsiulllhtokoeil Ti” m°"°i°' lm" im "’ ii
The Blllllge glllell llly me lllelllllllllll ;\lrs. Katie Zi/la;;Leniian oi' l’eter‘sl
I _~ l fibuiid‘s death. excepting the
delle-table afternoon ten with hand- i ‘lmciélll “outa
Ca.wstoti Manor
. » '1¥'_’, Nov. 28. 1918
   yn Ueiirl Mrs. MacLennuu:- Received
. _
lil- yum- ieiiei- wday. I was very nlviiwl
   _vou have written us 1 had letters
Furnished by W. S. Louson . _,‘,-Om linirie stating that your hus-
'?- l band had been killed on tho 2nd ol
ii
AclNG THE sT°llMwsi6FWl`lFE i of his death und not until l heard
. l
°° _ l froni home did I know anyiiiiilg
ll ll’ lamllzlng Wllllt ll' dlllllllellcel alioiii. lt. The short time l knew your
iere is in our feeling about a storm j h“;`_,mm1 1 was greatly i,,.,e,-e,,,,ed 1,,
llc" we ale clolllell lil lllllel ll I his ways and made a sole chiim ol
ally. meet the guests with/ii isughll Wm nothing 0! his being kmu,i_ 1 nm
eartily challenge ‘tho sto;-ni, and wry sorry I calm mu -you muci,
S lllllg all we call' sneak to hlin was about 7.45 in the
Very niucli like this is our expert- mm_mng_ I I-urmed ,ham up and wld
nee in the storms of life. it oui' mem to keep wgeu,,,,. ,md foiiqw
toutly protected by faith and hopciwm it in
nd love, by .patience and -peace niidi The boys a,,,a,,¢e,] some tive
raYei-, we can look any fate el-ieoi-.I miles that day so H he was km,._,,
recite?
light;
to the plain.
the mln. ’
fral
3;;-_-8
and you`huve niy`deepest sympathy
prosperity. l am -going to wi'ite»to
spine ol' the boys who came to us iii
the same- drni`t and try and tlnd out
.zoniethliig more for you. Had I not
details about li.lm but it was my'
luok to fall too. l am nearly all wcl|,l
1 know how you feel over his douth fully afflicted. may -be neu.,~ you. to
coiiifort and tg bless. 
and all best wishes for your futiiroi Signed in behalf oi' the l_lretli:'uii I
_ Wm. INGS. W. .\l.
J. E. McEAi7i-li§ltN,
` IDEAL
Mr. i`. _l'.`. Mebaggaii. New Glasgow. Large bottle 254:
my wounds are healed and I sooiii N. iS..$5.00: Greeley Lewix, 30,,,.,s| '
will be as good as eve-r. though 1 hun'  $3.00; S. S. Roberson & tiimily, Kings’
=1 very mirruw L-Heuiie. iborc. $10.00;A. A. Mcuoiiald, M. ii__|  H 
l will close with all best wislios to l Souris, $10.00; Miss Siirtili Dliigivcll i ' .
you and your liinilly .,\i|,,,,-i,,,, 3-500. “rs F-,.8khm Kewl! J v . .
1 ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' eweleitand O ticiaii
Y°“i`5 Sincerlliy J-’\ii10l‘l0ll. $5.00: Mrs; Hector (jump-‘ - p
L- CPL- W- E- McKENNA|iwi.i_ iioiio say, $2.00; i
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SILVER CREAM
The death oi~r:iirred ut her home in
Lake Verilo on Jauiiui'_v :lril of Louisa
Jane, wife of Mi-_ i`liai‘los E. llohert-
son alter an illness ol nine days ni’ ln-
flueiiza followed by pneuinoiiiii.. l\ii|
iiifuii; daughter only survived. the mot-
her by halt' an hour. Tlic funeral ser-
vices were coiiilueteil by the pastor,
Rev. Ewen Mcbougull. Mr. Robertson
i'eiee1lved many condollng messages
from his li-lends including th: _
following from ifiiroiiiitioii Lodge, L.
O. L:-
Deiir l3i'_oi_liei'. ‘
Vile. your bi-etlii-en of Corouutioni
1.. o. i... No. 2262 wish to convey i0‘
you oui' iieart.l`elt sympathy in your
recent bereavement. _
it has -been C-od’s will -to cull home
your 'beloved wife, who for such n
short time had -been your partner.
sliurlug your joys, and your llorruws- l
We know th-at no oarbhly friend can
comfort you in your deepest grlei.|
Only those who have passed t\iroug'h
the furnace of affliction, can fully
We can only commend you t¢ Him
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