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A awift~moving. gn-
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of rum running on
the cout of Maine-
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m o t h e r forced
against her will to
engage in an nnlaw.
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dneliy hlllblnd and
father who rewards
her loyal love with
treachery -- 5 ph.
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forget.
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George J. Tweedy, held a court in
‘the Court House at Summerslde on
Saturday last, when one customs
case and eight prohibition cases were
disposed of as follows:
' In the Customs case Mr. Morley
M. Bell appeared for the prosecution.
lady and was charged vr.. . having
smuggled liquor in her possession.
She did not appear either in person
or by counsel. The accused was fined.
fifty dollars and costs or three months
A _ _ .
  7 imprisonment. The liquor in question
.1   was concealed alongside an infant in
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a bed. The first Prohibition case
heard was somewhat, novel. The ac-
cused was a man from the country.
who came to Summerside on busi
"5   ness from Port Hill. While in town*
’   he eeshed a script at the Vendors
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rum. This he took to a. hotel and
I took a couple of drinks. He then took
',_tho bottle in his i;'i‘ip back to the,
I Vendors and asked if he might, leavei
It therc. In the meantime he con-
tinued \\'i'.h his business at Summer-
Iside ani states in his evidence that
V he was so pested with bootleggers
I that hc bought a "teddy" of rum to
f. get clear of them. He was stopped
.ji by two prohibition officers and was
ji found with this on his person, The
‘_ accused, _who was defended by. Mr.
court did not belong to him as fari
as he knew. He admitled ownershipi
of the teddy. The accused was fined,
two hundred dollars and costs or'
three months in jail. The second
case was againsta man for illegali
consumption of liquor. The evidence
showed that he had attended a. con-
cert at Seven Mile Bay Hall in an
intoxicated condition and created
such a disturbance that the Chairman
called him out of the meeting. The
accused was fined fifteen dollars and
costs or fifteen days in iail. In the
StockMarketNews!
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HALIFAX. July Ie._QuorutlonsI
furnished by Johnston and Wardy
Members Montreal Stock Exchange. I
MURRAY RIVER. SCHOOL
The annual school closing of Mur-
ray River School was held Thursday
afternoon, June 27. 'There was _a
very large attendance of ratepayers
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appear in court and was not defend-
ed belonged to St. Eleanors. He was
found with a bottle of whiskey in
his possession which bora no Vend-
x;, or'e label. His Honour imposed a fine
of two hundred dollars and costs or
' five months in jail. The next case
`f was against a person _who had liquor
in his poslcuionfcontrary to the pro-
vlalonc of the Prohibition Act. This
. being a second offence the accused
_ yas sentenced to six months. in-jail
 without the option of a line. Two
1 other offenders- pioadodguiliy of
- I.. L. having intoxicating liquor ih their
5 possession illegally and selling .illeg-
ally respectively, and -were fined two
hundred dollars and costa or »five
months in iall. Two other eases were
hold over. ‘ ‘
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Forest I-li_l1 School qvaslheld on Fri-
day afternoon. _June 22th. li- 140
select, in the presence ertweaty-
'neven viaitorl and ,rate DWI”-'TUG I handsome gift, and then visitorl ,pug gn ,mp '= ` _' ` _
'nie mann publienaurineueu or
New rolex ExclIANoa '
Atchisn, Top. & Santa Fe. Ry. .
Am. Can Co. 
Am. Car :Sz Fdry. C0. ..........
Am. Locomotive Co, 
Am. Smit. & Refin. Co.  105%,
Am. Bosch Magneto Co. 
Anaconda Copper Min. Co. 
N. Y. Cen. dc I-Ind. Rv., R. R. ..
Con. Gas Cc. (N. Y.) 
l-lud. Motor Car Co.  
Internati. Petroleum . . . . . . . . . .
Standard Oil of N. J. 
Reading Co.
Southern Pac. 
Union Pac. Ry. . . . . . . . . .

U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. 
Westinghouse Elec, 
U. S. Steel 
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Boas 4
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125
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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
.Abitibi 
Missouri Kan. 6.: Texas Ry. ..
Montreal Power  .
Natl, Breweries 
Brompton . . . . . .

'Braz. Traction  
SteelCo.of Can.   
Shawinigan  
Dominion Bridge 
Massey Harris . . . . .
 
Asbestos . . . . . . . . .
 
Canadian Brewery 
Fraser&CO. 
Chas. Gurd . . . . .
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Power Corporation ....... 
Foreign Securities  34 '
Inter Utilities-A   48% ,
Br. Am. Oil   50’/I
Imperial Oil  29-li
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BANKS
Bank Commerce  295
Bank aoyal'.................. 362 I
Bank Montreal ..  357
Bank Nova Scotia  400
WHEAT
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Sept. ...   .. 
Dec. 
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Sept.   102%-ii
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July .......... 
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WBIAT
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ad by their ready answers that they
had worked well during the time
the achool- was open. After the cloa-
_ing exercises were completed the
‘children presented' theteacber with
lost.
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.you have proved yourself a disclpl n _because "I meant mixing Babsoda
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41 !arlan of the first rank and the pro- and water in the right propmmm
est taken in the work of teacher audi
pupils.
After the examination Miss Ruby
Reynolds read an address to the
vice-principal. Miss Florence Clem-I
-Cnts, and Mr. Leonard Herring, cn!
yQ+ 
Motoring with i
Mary '
ly HART JANE H008!
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the-\ has diaeevered.
Every revolution ol the angina
grind: out wildom for the
woman who dgivu l can imp nl’
4§O 
To Mann MEN wont:
Wives who have tried -and failed
-Ebehnlf of pupils and parents' made -to get their husband's co-opera-
the presentation of the sum of $10.50 “on in “mlm toms or keepkm the
The following is the address:
235%# M155 C1 Lv tO
Iso :Dear “mm ' Itbeir efforts with success. I ala me
As this school term has come to a I
close, and we are about to part for
:I time, we, your pupils and their pa-
rents would like to let you know that I'
preclatcd.
56 I
111 land several miscellaneous gifts. . car looking md running Wu wiht
appreciate a tlp that might climax
suppose other wives would feel the
same way. `
The tip cllme to me very indirect-
almost accidentally. Every time
1 _ _ Y.
146-.i’°°“‘_ °°‘°°“°“° servms have been ap sub would drive me cur, something
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uid give him the idea that the
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FO? SOIl'i€ YEATS DFEVIOUS |20 YOU! radiator should be drained Bhd
but have a. dilaterious effect on the
progress and reputation of not only t
the school but of the whole com
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munity.
In bringing order out of chaos. t
lsr ' . , I
1971/_. .fmgagement the v1°°'?rm°ip;1s gi' flushed. As a. matter of fact. the zer-
zozsi Ipamnfm or °",;,s°h°°h,w” U1;  vice station foreman pointed out to
Imoml Zed cond on' W ch co nu me one time that this form of car-
care ‘should come at least every
hree months if the radiator was to
an enicient cooling medium.
However, in spite of Bob'a desire
o do the job, he was always stopped
grcss shwm by Yom pupils who and that was simply too much of A
commenced the term under the se- J
ob for him to undertake. It ilnaliy
vere handicap of former time prac- became B gam°_on my DM," I pm,_
tically wasted, you have demonstrat-
cilt t
to°your school, you have been ilrm
one of kindn-css and if your pupils
have been betimes trying and in
their hecdlessncss have seemed in-
nppreciativc of your efforts in their
behalf.” they crave your forgiveness.
It is regrettable that under our
in a tangible way, and we therefore t
tender you this small present as a
friend.
Signed by your pupils on behalf of
themselves and parents.
LETTER OF SYMPATHY
To Mrs. Samuel Sherren, Crapaud, P.
E.I. .
My dear Mrs. Bherren-At the
semi annual meéting of Queenls
County L.O.L. a resolution ofideep
sympathy was passed for you and
your family in the sorrow you eil
have experienced in the death of
your husband and our Brother.
I was requested to express to you
the sympathy thus voiced at the an-
nual meeting, and may I join with
it the like sorrow oi the members of
the R.W. Grand Orange Lodge and
my own sympathy for you.
Our order has sustained a heavy
lose but _wc realize ours is not to be
compared with yours. Aa you know
God'| word il the foundation of an
the Orange Alsooiation ctendl fda.
and we Gnd in it 1iot.'only guidance,
but comfort and lo' may I commend
it to you et thu time oi :rim ron
will and it in nmqeu of uuuiglnea
iand comfort and aineanl of Gnd to
oeely did not take the car to the
. » P
fd four ablmy as A _teacher or high service station because I wanted Bob
o do the work himself. Finally, I
n .
In the carrying out of your duty found 9' way W do "_ I mn “mu ,_
ackaged radiator cleaning com-
ll
but your rod of correction has been pound that was so "sy ,D me mast
even Bob could not talk himself out
of using it. As a. matt/er of fact. like
all men, he was a. bit curious to ‘see
how it worked."
Finally, to satisfy his curiosity, he
'led it. It worked beautifully.
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present system of education uniiqug AA a matter of met’ lt wmked bet_
and special merit is not recogn ze ber than he knew' for I determined
hat if he could be induced to do
l-rings, provided exactly the right
- t
wk” °f our Rppreciamn and mn' equipment were available, I would see
regard for you as the teacher and to
it that he had what he needed.
My next i ea in this general pro-
cedure was :with regard to cleaning
the windshield: I bought one of the
numerous chemically treated special
Cloths that really do an awfully good
job, on the windshied and can be
tucked neatly in a door pocket where
they always are handy. That “work-
ed,” too. Bob got so interested in see-
ing how it worked that he-now uses
it, even when there is no need for lt.
From there, we went to a special
preparation that in used as a substi-
tute for butter for removing tar and
greasespots from the finish.
The system was working ao per-
fectly that I began to have my
doubts about it. I thought cure Bob
would catch on to the fact that he
wal being made more or less ofa
goat. As a matter of fact. I hesitat-
ed to make another purchase until
his utter lack of suspicion told me
that it would be entirely feasible.
We both had noticed that the un-
derneath pert of the fenders wal
rultinginapotaandneedacoating
of paint .or lacquer. Finally. one
bfilbt 611.1 dren a paint
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»u.a=¢.°I tiwivwieluuumiu
ueaymnlcwnuuatanuuuuna.
cloths for its application. Bob had to 0
try them too, and his interest contln- J0
ued until the whole car was giisten- B
ing like new. d
kind of polish and some special D
By that time, the system was thor- M
Central _Guardidn
I. I.  to-der
at I-80. returning at s._c‘m-'I-1':-li
'DOUUSTOIII OPEN-WN’6\\`l
Drugstore will by the 0111! dhldlturt
o9enoiidAytoday._`
s'm~1-I1-xi,
nwuuiv nano: eouzriclv-
o'elock. Rev- Q- A. llcbnwall will
preach. (Eatriot pleue copy).
POLICE COURT*-Al the poll~e
court yesterday morning me drunk
wal fiiied |20 and one' defendant in
a cane of assault was fined 820.
WEDNESDAY. THE 17th-Keep
the afternoon of the above date for
St. Pet/ex-'s born recu.‘_An excellent
road, a perfect track. a good `me.\l.
courteous treatment and red hot
horse racing. 6482-tf
10 GUARDIAN IUBBCIIBEI
PICNICKEES-When youanprepar-
ingtogoonicknicklngitmaypsy
you to .take advantage of The Guar-
dian special offer of plates, spoons
and ferla. Read advertisement in
this issue. ef
T0 COUNTRY ADVERTISING
PATRONS-Will advertisers in the
country please note that all small
advertisements are payable in ad-_
vance and when sending an ad-
vertisement to send the cash along
with it. 6661-7-15-lf
HAZELBROOK CIRCUIT 10! Sull-
ine|erviceonS_undoy.July !at,atl_
 at 9.05 !°i’ Bt. Poten. I 0131
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FEATHER CONDITIONS a ne
evcrythihl looks favorable for u re.
cord crowd at Bt. Peters today, Good
lnllilwillbecervedandthereissure
be |004 tlcini. 5731
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moalcurlows UNm:n my
loo ncam.A'rroNs_-ou July nn,
residents ofuount stewart, ebuyer;
with violating the Egg Grading Reg.
ulationa were each dned $25 me
coats by Magistrate D. Edgar shew,
They were convicted under claus., le,
which provides that all purchases or
eggs in iota of 10 dozen or over. must
be paid for on a graded basis und
not on a dat rate.
on L E D o N I A rnnsaylu-:nlalr
CHURCH-Closing exercises of th.;
Summer Bible School are to be held
on Bundcrmorning, July 21st. at ll
o'ciock. Everyone is welcome.-come
and no what the young have learned
during their two weeks of Bible
Study. (Patriot pleue copy).
SUPREME COURT-'I'he July
Term of the Supreme Court opened
in Georgetown yesterday, with Mr.
Justice Arsenault presiding. In the
James Bouchard and Frank Madorc
pleaded guilty to shop-breaking, the
crime having been committed at J,
A. Ma.cDonaid'a store, Cardigan. Mr.
H. F. MacPhee appeared for the
prisoner: and pleaded for leniency.
The Attomey General appilared for
the Crown. Sentence was suspended.
the prisoners being released on their
recognilance. The Court ad
eople of Bradalbane for this gener- °~ "I-7 Cm" Rnd' 3 P- In-7 4I°‘"»°' two civil jury cases to be heard.
us e ressicn of their kindness, .All df’ 7 P°m' Th’ member* °f chru'
XP
ined, them, in sing'/1 "For they
re Jolly Good Fellows." Short ad- Wm “'53,-"‘ 5" im' \"'m°°° "W1"-
ress of welcome ware then given by Tho HIMINOOR laldkl MIIIIODBYY
essrs. D. A. Yeo, Student Cntechlst,
Robert MacLeod. Mackenzie mane- Hwfy Jmiinl- Mt -'ilbi°°~
all among the permanenttesidents of
our Community and the constant at-
tendants upon the services of our_
Church. <
B
ghiy established The first thing,
011 '.
obviously. was to catch Bob's inter- SOD. JH-mes BYOWH. M-2l’ShB»11 MIDN-
¢_v,g_ The way Q, do |¢ WM w provide son and Misses Marie Graham, Jula
him with something new, the C'
"working" or which be aid not know. R. H- Sieve"-
Aft/er all, if one must fool one‘s
husband, this is a reailyvaluable d
way to do lt. _ B
RECEPTION
On the evening of Friday, Jui\e.B
_Judging by the tone of all the ad-
resses~it was very clear to Mr.
nd Mrs. Cummings, that the wel-
come which was being extended to mms have-been md in the creat
them was indeed a very hearty one. AXWOTUW °WY1°¢_1 DY Fflllk Ml¢K8¥» Cudllm. om., ,mmm kumu Mc_
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After the addresses were over and
dainty lunch served, the rest of the
asm, me Young Peoples society QII evwins was Scent in sames and aw-
me p,-esbyw,-gm ¢h,,_,»¢1-,_ B-md,_;b,m.3_ ial intercourse. The gathering was Sabbath, July 21st, 11 a.m. Dispens-
helrllis weekly meeting ut me home then brvushi to a close by Sinclair ins or sacrament of Lortab supper
of ML ang M,-,_ Allan Cummings, Blest be The Tie that Binds' and the at Cardigan; 'I p.m. Service at Car- red at th. charlot” Hospital
Quite a large number were present NlV\°1\9~1-‘\1\ih°m-
and the service was enjoyed by all.
After the regular service, the gath-
ering todk the form of a reception to
Mr. and Mrs. Ciunmings. Mr. Robert
MacLeod was appointed Chairman,
and i.n a few well. chosen words Mr.
MacLeod stated the purpose of the
meeting. and then called upon Rev.
H. R, Stavert -to read an address of
Mosaic Disease
Of Potatoes
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"The seed plot is a comparatively
W6l¢°m€- old idea," writes R.. R. Hurst, of the
- Ex
The following is a copy of the ad
dress:- . d
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Cummings and
Family.
Dear Friends '
perimental Farms system, but
uring recent years it has been ap-
ied more generally as an lid in the
P1 ~
control of mosaic, which is known rosa on Wednesday l.'Ith at 7.30 p.m.
to effect serious reductions in yield. Spccialicollection at Belle River-
It is with feelings of great Joy that The Division or Botany, ceun-ul nx-
ner
we, a few of your neighbors and|
members of the Young People's Boc-
iety of the Presbyterian Church lu
ing in your home to express to you in
our own modest way what a pleasure _
it is to Us to be able to number you
To you Mrs Cummings weextend
royal welcome and we cordially ln-
imental Farm, Ottawa. have dem-
onstrated ibut this disease is kept lRS»-In order to insure Martian or
under control by careful and can-, advartilemenil. well advertiser: are
B“d“lb““°° h°‘V° ¢”'t'h°’°‘i'mL" even' sistent rogueing of the seed-plot, a Nvmd W hi" i‘-hill' BODY in fb!
method which is accepted as an es- G“"¢1\l\ 951" D02 i-IN! i-hlh 1030
iabilsbed practice by the moat sue- A- N- the dlv previous to wblicatlon.
cessful producers of certific`d seed. wh” th’ ldwfunmm" "0 h\\f°
Rogueing should be done only by N39, °’ m°\’°~ WD! milli be in th!
individuals capable or detecting eu. °U1°° Went?-!°“r hours in ndva-neo. 1
eases. To symptoms of mosaic are 5114-5~31-11
greatly influenced by seasonal and -i _
climatic conditions. 'rhey are obeeur- Tn PUUVINUIAI- 3311151110!
loss is surely our gain and we believe
that your talent, your co-operation
vite you to take a. part in all the
activities of our Church, knowing
how well fitted you are to assist in
every worthy cause in the Commun-
ity from which you come. We feel
indeed that what was Hunter Rivers
ed by bngm sunlight, by ruin, and °* °\*lfl°“°i»vl. Annu ll-U. will
by deposits from spray materials. 5° 95° 5'3"* I-ll 5°" "N ll\ ll
Rogueing should, therefore, be timed NN' U0” llfili fi! UWINGL All
to overcome such objections. hdlhh F” °‘ ""'*°°\- "GIG"
The removal of diseased plants is
rendered less effective by ignorance "°‘7°' 3"” N" "*iv llll “U
oi the symptoms, haste, poor eye- '"7' 5"” '“|”l~ Wm* 9° 7°"
right, by leaving part or the dinued "“°'“'* *"°"| “N Pi" W °°“f*\°°
hi ini oun anblct -“'°mu‘“"’°"!°°"°*F'|U|“¢~
and your presence at our various
meetings will be an inspiration to us
all and will tend to promote the ad-
vancement of our Church and the
welfare of our village as a whole,
And to you Mr. Cummings we also
extend a hearty welcome. We are
glad to know that You have aucn_
faith in the future possibilities of our
village, as to decide to make your
house here. We trust that Prosperity
and good fortune may ever smile upon
you and your family, Already your
little girls and infant son have won
for themselves a place in our hearts
and we trust. that our admiration for
all will grow as the years go by. It M
with this warmth of feeling that we
ask you to kindly accept this purse
as a tangible expression of our-'good
will, together with our beat wishes
for your health, hapninels and prol-
perity. And may Be who holds al
"in the hollow of Hia HIM" CNY.
guide. direct and keep you all.
through the iight and lbadowi of
the future years and ml! the bick-
ing that makes rich and adds uo‘
sorrow be rburl richly to mioy.
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nl-..a _._ shaun: _A As... _._-
li he Z1' d. d y cu-ry
ing the infected plants from the
field, for aphids may be present and
'because they dislike the flavor of
dying plants will go to healthy ones
to which they will carry thedieeace.
Dlseased plants should be removed
aa'soon_as the symptoms appear.
which may be very soon after the
plants come thmush the Kfwnd.
Should these plants not be taken out
immediately the Symptoms may be-
come marked and later will be the
source of infection for healthy plants.
Beat results can be expected only
when rogueing is done often, as well
ae early and late in the season. when
rogueing late, tuberr from diseased
plants are liable to be left in the
ground. This is to be afvoided, aa
nlchliubere will be harvested with
thecroplndwilibeanaidinthe
transmission of mosaic' from one
erop to the nett. _ .
In seed plots where potatoes are
planted according to the tubcr _unit
method it is quite only to dotoetfllll
the plants from one diseased nad
tuner, for should mosaic appear in 'uf’°“'“°¢ Q3* 7-’“‘|‘W'|fiii\il¥ NW
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tian Church choir of Charlottetown
Society will meet Friday, 230 it Mrl.
ATTBACTED .ATTENTION-Much
yesterday by a psi: of splendid dark
bay. standard-bred mares. owned by
Mr. E. A. Pierce. who drove them .to
his home in Elmira yesterday. The
Ent Royalty
PBESBYTEBIAN SERVICES -
digan. Preparatory Services, Thurs-
day. July 18th, at 730 p.m. and Bat-
urday, July 20th. dt 2.80 p.n'i. at
Cardigan; Friday. July 19th, ll a.n1.
at Lorrie Valley. Rev. W.E. Davies,
B.A.. Minister#
CHURCH OF SCUTLAND - The
_Kirk at Murray River is being repair-
ed and there will be no service there
this week es announced. Rev. J. W.
S. Lowry will preach at Belle ,liver
on Thursday 18th at 7.30 p. rn. Rev.
Ewen Macbougali will preach at Kin
N0’l.'ICl 'I0 LOCAL ADVERTIS-
Illllvly WI. Thru performing
J. W. anim, secretary, cbulem-
uwu, P. c. :mud 41,44
rn.csnN'rA'rIoN-Mr. md whit.
lock, rancher at tho. Dalton reg
rm-m, southport. who with bu wife
Ind family expects to leave uhm-tly
for Du Moines. Iowa, was pleqmg..
ll' surprised on Monday morning when
be was vreebmea with a beautiful pipe
by M'-_ Simi” Rrm ou bebsu ez me
bars who are wiring at the Dalton
much. mr. wbluoek thanked the
°°>'~f°ffNnk1nzorbmyin»u¢bn
pleasant manner and assured them
i-hut be would appnaatrtnall- gm,
-M.,
loan ovmla Igsuln - 'rbe
NN guides and mace  by me
“M Inoue ‘new may for au.
UWM ‘M 1:1; in sauna at up
f°1\°'~”\¢ »1~°¢~= one sr um
mme. ruby auiwne. can-u»l¢e~
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OFFICERS ELECTED-At the
King‘l County Liberal convention at
Gwrlcwwn Mondly Mir. C. B. Clay,
Dundas. was elects! to succeed Mr.
eociation. The following other officers
were eledted: Vice `President, H. H,
raham. Lillian Matheson, and Rev. 5°t°m'1°“ W" li'"\°W-i U1 U18 UW Acorn' scum; Bec,.et,,_1._,,_.I."._’ure,,_
_Eugene Dunn, Victoria. Cross: Dis-
trict Presidcnt, (lst district), An-
drew Peters, Rollo Bay; (Znd district)
Frank Mclnnis. Bt. Peters Bay; (ard
district) John Musterdr M. P. P,
d, Commercial Drou: (Sth dis-
trict) Wiiliam White, Paiimure Is
land.
PASSED AWAY-The death occur-
yesterday morning of Mrs. Sara J.
Hartley widow of the lateheonard A.
Hartley of London, Eng. The casket
will remain at the Macbeen Funeral
Home until 1`o'clock this afternoon.
when it will be taken to'Bt. Peters
Cathedral where A short service for
the dead will be held starting at 2.30.
Tomorrow morning (Thursday) the
casket will be taken via C.N.R. to
Montreal for cremation. It will be
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Holbrook. Later on the urn contain-
ing the ashes will be taken to Eng-
land and will be interred in Hull
Cemetery, Yorkshire, beside her hus-
band.
`» PERSONALS
Miss Bessie Mann, Burlington is
York. _ ;
Misses Anne and Milly Walsh, ciili
eft yesterday moming on the Pil-
grimage to Ste. Anne De Beaupre.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowley Leard of West
Tryon, returned Bundayervening from
attending the Baptist Association at
El-Bt Point.
The Hon. Commissioner of Public
Works visited his old friend, Mr-
Allan Gillis, Hay River, during U10
week.
Mn. Frederic-¢ D. Berkeley. and
Min l.»orna_ D. Berkeley. of New York
city. arrived Saturday to spend the
summer at West Wood.
Mr. Jack Mann and Mk. Ju. Camil-
bell, Somerville, Mau.. was visitor!
to York, the guests of Miss June
Macliiachern. '
Mis Alma Rolling: his returned
to ber home in ltustico. after havin!
ment a very enjoyable week in
Braekley Point. the guest of her
lilter, Mrl. Fmton B. ldlwlurc.
Min Marion Hmmm, Charlotte-
town hu returned bonu after :pend-
illl o Pleasant visit with ber Giwd'
parents. ur. and Ike. W. ll. vesxv.
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Ml'l.Brih'
Wilfred
Uaifbeck.
from lt-
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single criminal case on the docket.
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W. L. Pllble as president of the As- »I,
the guest of Miss June MacEachern. I
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