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MES. EDMUND COFFIN
At the residence of Mr. Hammond
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-_ A3: = McEwen, Bristol, Lot 40. on the av-
lme decmm ,im the Pmment' ening of Oct. 21st, there passed to
  when Black hu ‘Inn mammm , her eternal rest one of the oldest,
| ed to ms immmu mn it rm°d_ | and most esteemed residents of that
I place, in the person of Mrs. Ann
0F LIVING
CUSTSINUS.
Governor Black of
Federal Reserve to
Make Suggestion to
Roosevelt.
(By Richard L. Turner, Associated
Press Staff Write-ri
(Copyright by the Associated hoes.
1833)
WAS!-ICLNUION, Nov. 29-A oom'
prehensive survey of living costs in
representative cities and towns `
planned hy the United States La-
bor Department.
Word of the plans came today as
Governor Eugene Black of the
Fedsrsl Reserve Board, a friendly
critic of the Roosevelt monetary
programme, hastened from a meet-
ing of the Bosrd to s train for
Wann Springs for a talk with Pres-
ident Roosevelt. There were numer-
ous reports of what might come
from that conference.
Amisble Disagreement
Blick. Whose attitude toward ad-
mllil-ltl‘liiUn mbilsilfi policies has
been described by friends ss one of
smlsbie disagreement, was under-
lwod to be Prepared to tell Mr.
Roosevelt that if the President felt
his views were proving s handicap
he would gladly step out.
Department would be financed by' Mrs. Collin was very well known
funds to be requested of Congress throughout the eastern pan, of the
at its January session. I province. She was born at Little-
such 5 IWW! Would fit neatly; River, Kings County, her father.
into the currency plans, officials Henry Williams. having wine from
said, some describing it as indie- 1511811116. and settled there. She
pensable. The egmmoqny gona,-_ cams to savage Harbour a bride 14
thevrl contemplates s ellrrencyf years sgc, and spent the first tive
with a gold backing to bg |4,u,,_¢d‘ yeah of har married life at that
from time ¢° mm to chmses mil place, afterwards making her home
the pm, 1¢v,,|_ -1-he purpose is to at Csnsvoy. The last twenty-three
keep the buylns power or the dollar' "°‘" °’ M’ ui” 'h' “"°° “ B"“‘°1»
from wide nummtmm | where she made many friends, young
PM ction Cor- ` '
norman Dunn,” ot annum, Granny Coffin. as she was lovingly
newly mined Nm W” mmmd ‘on called. She was a woman of strong
5
from .3338 'D ‘$335 ` hidh ideals of life. Bhe retained her
“fm ”¢‘”'° "°* °°'~¢fm”\°¢- took an intelugeni. interest in the
the Women`s Institute was organiz-
l meetinse. she became s member. A
Alexandra School for the month of casket in loving memory oi' their
Grade VII!-1, Noreen Brehsut; W. Coffin at Lot 40, and A. W. Cof-
Grade V-l,Raymond Brehsut. daughters. Mrs. Benj. McEwen.
Grsde IV-1, William Wood; 2, West St. Peters. and Mrs. Hammond
Grade II!-i, Richard Brehaut.
Grade II-1, Oliver Carver.
Grade I lb)-1, Renfrew Judson.
D. Beaton-Teacher.
Agitation to arm London pol
.  
TM' °“"‘°“ faculties to un my last she was 111| will
which officials said would fit snug-if-he quotation to a margin wellipou-nd of I 'warm mum” r mms “ma
iyinlotheeurrencyplsnsisbeing1lY>°Vei-heWorldpricsotthemstdigngoguyqggwgingldgnughgghgg-lhhndsandne
wh'°h"“'“‘”'h°°~“"°W“h' psnedinhere-.hildhocdday|_ gh, lysssistedthemln
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‘TARZAN CLUB”
MEETS 3 P. M.
-SATURDAY-
*us
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by the news of her mother-in-lsw*l
death. '
Her funeral, which was very ls.rge~
ly attended, was held on ldondli. a
brief service being held st the home,
after which the remains were ie-
moved in the lot 40 Church, where
s beautiful service was conducted
by her pastor, Rev. B. J. Boyce, as-
sisted by Rev. J. Pritchard, of ln..
Stewart Presbyterian and Rev. Grey
mnsas, Baptist 'nn hymns. “TM
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Mrs. Gandhi Is
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nounav, lnda. Nw 20-The
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qaeesntpsr
otispsrinf
 Annual Meeting
Mt. Albion W1.
_ sr. ra'rsa's ca-rnxnasl.  ` -'_' °
lndll1¢W\¢°Ud‘7~D°°°“b°'°‘h‘l 'me annuv meeting of the \¢‘\.
`” f 'uk Albion Womars Institute was
vern _
aeeeraiulx. Arles A
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IUYING Dlll. foulfrli -nh u um' owxud “gh
M. F. B. UGDXIQ. wu.‘.n‘ lu mnmban xupmd” N
v 05'! “*'°"'1'°“"°°¥-"°"' memrer iolnng at thu time.
embteothlsstdsrfordisoountonur-duwlzu ummm”
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mlllmtbdpmis ’°“~‘ud‘%>°vx. I°|m'm‘ thu
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the entireeaesm in
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beter and 9°,llIl>\l\!. ill lieb~
mondltrentaswellasst-thshssd
alles Bummerside. Watch for ad
800.
held
Nov.
creed
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RHEUMATISM COUGIB
€)LD$ CROW BRONCHITIS
'rl-lsmocms. its nuaollleelly
prepared aledlesied esiioa woole-
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callwithmembershipfemonfnew _ '-
ring '
read
Wrsidentgrveasplendid reports! ` `
-tho I0li.B09ll’iv0loolIlm\t~
years
tees were receved including til ie-
unanimousy adopted Busineu a
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°"h“'“" r‘singo\ito!minuteswestaksnup
and d‘scul'd at some length' It
ng dzemed to psy ten dollars on
piano and psy to the teacher
money voted for school for assist-
ance.
Election of officers for ensuing
Arrastied Againlyear was as follows: President.
Mrs. R.. W. Chandler: Vice Pres'd
'ent Mus Martina oivnsier: sec-
retary. Mrs. Henry J. Jfnkins;
Treasurer. Mr; John H. Myra.
' .... : lan today while (re-eieetedi: 1 vlwrs. was Mar-
mmd b lcomn, reuet or the late lrdmundimrdlsssyshevilers. sue ln 'nie 04 'll-H * °°“‘P “ _ A ‘
’ °°“"°" lm., .1 cm., .. in .iv....¢ nm. .1 r.....~ .M -ln. or w'°===~>\='~ '° 'ir “““° ““ "“°’°»"°‘ °“°““‘°’ ‘"“’ ~'““ °”"" ~ If vw' <=°vP°h beers the correct hams you
hydissaidshewouldpsrticipaieins owing to so few members being
choir ll many
Tb! ds liter of Vlllllhal Pltil lMIointlM of dlwcitrl Ind B199?"
‘f:‘“‘R“wh;:¢m7;°ch:"a_i, °,,,,,,,:.' ,my leur me an nrt on nm until nest rr elm; Should more than twenty coupons be cor-
_,_ ,,,D,,,,,m_ my ww; omaha we mr n uma r ml was w» new ’°‘ 1”' °w'”°°”° rect, the winners will be decided by drawing.
H I H -"ummm lggqstrate tc wllom they declared weather and a lsriler attendance of
M ,Inna -nu Mu.” “ting were going to ltss to conductlmembers. The miie box inst tuisd
B.
Prank
bert
driven by William Aylward. Thel
remains were tsnderl! lsid to resti
in the West lt. Peters cemetary.
then to await the resurrection
morn, when the shadows flse away.
and those Angel faces smile, which,
we have loved long since. and lost s.
while
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ment, also thine who sent fl
happenings of the day. Last year and letters of svmlnthi-
snexsmms school. ea in me district. and at one or tl-le MB- l0DlllCK MACIUMO
` The following is the report of beautiful wreath was placed on heri The Gilllmllhill °f Ei-\'nl¢1Uf°
mourns the os of one of its most
October: 'aged sister, idevcut cit.sens in the recent dsat-h
Grade IX-l, Doris Wood; I, Ida There are left to cherish the mem- of Roderick Maclsssc. who passed
Wood. cry of a loving mother, two sons, J.i sway Nov. 30. 1383 at the ll' 01|
at years.
2, nsnllndaay wood nn at rein: rupper. N. s., and :wel mr. Mssmw will be ffmembsrr
ed as s gentleman ci’ s dll-i¢i md
gentle disposidon. be.ng nosp;tsble.
congress proves ode-
The Magistrate servid notices
them forbidding their partiofps
In oivil disobdence and otd¢1'inz banked and south side sh'n!lsd snealthe above muehants.
them to leave the district mmls
iatdy. On their refusal t'h¢Y
taken into cuswdv.
lbs. Gandhi has been
Government authorities in conn
on
tion
were
I
arrested
The ° of nemmtm and old who will long remember' ' Iive times previously by Indian
ec-
sohedlmM
titliwithtlle civil d
Court Settles.
the nm am’ in _ "ek, mm christian character, and possessed a  0( me 1-iugbmd.
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LM ANGILIB. Nov 20-speak'
ing of coincidences-diiohsrd
Btsohslbell mms into su
court tohy reksig an annulment
of his marriage to Irs. Ruth Of
Btackelbaw. 'l"h`s was his testi-
many:
"I was out rid'ng one ds! with
Glenn Martin when my wifi pess-
ed ll in another car. Bhe waved.
Martin waved had so I asked him.
(Canadian hessi
prior
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“Do you na' that "Gump" we |,n4m|A,§|,°fngy¢-(}~.|1¢fa1Irqn} g¢ f ~.- =r_ f- - i -  
porn nuensnnm; s, Agnes woes. Mcmwen, nrlml, not 40, rt when enineoua. me and to all who "sure," he replied. “thaw mr`th¢ nwvilwl will vi’ NN N 9”- _ ,
hom, me pm” .“y_ Hg, hm- gm' 31-m_ lv/ite." “'l‘hat's strange," I said. ed to Ottawa before the aesscn Chlldreusshelter `
band predeceased her forty-onei Previzus to h's death hs was st- she's mine. i°°-" i°9’” "° *N47 *M 41' fi bm' P'-"', . .
orme 1 in-1, olansen Bremer. years ago. also ner elautnrn mug- waste ny im waves puter. new inrtln me stseukilose luke.: IJ is ¢=l>¢°l°d °° °v*° °°\ II1V6StlQ`8»l'»l0ll
las forty-four years ego, and a P. D. Mcduiglli WM i¢l1d»'4 Nil!-¢h‘»l‘lP WT- 5° _“fn "' ‘  B
younger son William last January. the llet ritdl of tht loin!!! Catho- Mrs. Btackelblfl lied llllfl’-ed  Dlmll’ "h° 41'* °°'°‘“`¢°°° 1°   
The lim”-'5 “do” um. .11 th, uc ohumh ibefcs-e géttilil 5 dvvroe Uilm \d\I~` Which the o!f.cil.ll oi’ thl Domih' _______,
‘at beginning of last year Ill 09°!
ed and found to contain a goodly
suimltwssdeoidsdtohsvelasll
before next meeting if possible. A
ianitor was aPl>Cinted st this
une- , i
i Next m'et'ng w'll be held in
Institute hall and the ll°t¥\ll\
topic will be "Home Economies" in
charge of Ju`ia Carver, convener
of same. It was decided that this
meeting tshe` the fc-'ln of a grand-
mothn' meeiiinl- Islnhers wear-
ingoid nshiolled clothes. will
' Marriage Mir-UP ‘:°.‘;"..."§°.'.i‘. 
vitediobspresenhnollcalitobe
answelvd with inexpensive gift
suggestions. Adjournment.
Bill to Amend
Companies Act
(Cmsdian ht)
UITAWA, Nov D-cord prog-
ress is being made 'rl preparst'on
of a hill to ams'°d the rmpanies
portofthairreasurerwhichwas
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" Jocmma ohumh Vernon nvary Areadsi-'s neph¢w.ll°4s4!»w\’oie_lstllres. The cbiwt 'Wd °° “ catherine string, matron md as-
nu lu-st latte home after solos
wil dsfided that the Dclni!ll@ .ummm of um inquiry mm nn.
G°v°ff“°°°' l>"l’°*° ° Vi '° "' dimer at the civlsrervs siwiw
letroaue-li ln the rascal noun M, M ,,,,, ,,,¢,,,,,,¢ mm
and the prov'nces would init'sie Thmmwmumnnmwmnlgq
llmllll’ klilllfbn llltllil' *IW Mg.M,.g.|q”5g¢qggQ 'mg
to secure unifornrty in granting
|wedneeday mcr:.Ing Nov 8. Rc~l 1' . - e'stant matron res'p'ct'.valy. The
quiem High Iles was celebrated 5!
luv. x. c. sserlral-ma. noob" if
the deceased who seo inducted
services at the BNW-
'rhe pall bearers were Messrs.
gm;-y young, J~.hn Praqht, Gor-
Qgn Hpljd, PQ!!! ITAL J0l'ill
Hdlsaso IH Danni! CINS. ld”
his sotlld rltt in D°l°0~
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boarding sehcol. It ran: ieharters n all paris of ths Dem-
--oeumimuwanttoehslielves-_lnlea. at prevent some orwlw'
terdsy and! went to chapel today.” are less critiesl ln the matter of
and vm you please send me some granting charters than are other
hugh' gym.” prcwfnzes or the Dominion.
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twowolnenaresllqedtoheveiil
trestrdchildrenatthelheiter.
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has started again as a result of and spent slr pleasant weeks with sem and me rlsughiar, namely witness. led to stud; the companies sci-. it' wnmedn. ont, Nov I-lie -
This would leave the burden of raids by gunmen. her and her heart will be saddened n-fel at heme Eunice and Jos-1 “Annulm¢'nt granted.” said the
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