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teresting wedding was solemnlzed
Sept, 22, when Miss Frances M.
Daly and Mr. Philip Creed, both
of Sturgeon, were united in the
holy bonds of matrimoDty.'I‘he
nuptlnl mass was celebrated by
ltev. Theodore Gallant. The bride
looked charming in n suit of navy
blue serge, with hat to match and
son, cousin of the groom, while
the groom was ably supported by
Mr, Edward Dmly, brother of the
bride. After -the ceremony t-heh ap-
py couple, accompanied by the im~
mediate relatives and friends of
the contracting parties, drove to
the home of the bride's brother.
where it very pleasant day gwas
spent in Music, song and dance
:tml ptirtnking of the many delica-
cies set before them. in the even-;
ing ri large number of guests ar-'_
rived and all entered into thot
spirit of the occasion with s whole|
he-srtedness only to be found'
where joy reigns supreme. The
many :und valuable gifts give nm-l
ple proof of the popularity of the
bride and groom. That they may
enjoy at long und happy wedded
life is the wish of their hosts of
friends. _
Sept, 18, at Bonshaw, or a well
known and highly respected resi-
covery were always entertained
`\J ,7 fy/ ss"/i"'w\ _ dent of that place in the person of i”
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at the age of 7o years. The late
,_lMrs, 0‘B|-ten; whose majqen mm9|slid_ off the road into a ditch.
tv,-as N00mm_ daughter of J0h“,l/Yltile trying to bring it back, the_
Noomm and B,-idgei Reddin Wm, _front wheel hroke and the cur
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\,' born at Blngsliainstown, County ¢lll‘U€d` Ol/P12 His Companion caller! ‘
»i\iayo, Ireland. At the age of 18
interest recently took place at Mt
fern. The bride entered the room
leaning on the arm of her father
The bridal chorus was beautifully
renderod by Miss Jessie Jenkins
Marshfield, niece of the bride.
The bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. J. W. Bnllem, while
the groom was wbly supported by
Mr. Ballem. Rev. R. W. Lindsay
of Hazelbrook performed the mar-
riage ceremony, after which a
dainty wedding supper was serv-
ed the rooms being pr:-ttily de~
the bride some time previous, at
the home of her pastor and his
gifts as tok ns of their l ve
esteem and also to express in tan-
gible words their appreciation of
her as a friend and its g tsl_ented
member of the I-iazelbrook Baptist
Church and choir, where she so
often delighted the audience with
her sweet singing. The groom is
one of the gallant young men of
this Province, who volunteered
his services in the Great War and
served two years overseas. The
bridal party motored to Annan-
dale, where a large reception was
tendered them at the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs. John How-
lett. The popularity of the young
couple was amply expressed in
the array nf magnificent gifts re-
ceived in cut glass, sliver, linen,
and substantial cheques. The
groom's gift to the bride was a
nope of pearls. After the reception
Mr. and Mrs. Howlett went to
their lovely new home la Annan~
dale, where their many friends
wish them every happiness for the `
but despite careful nursing on Phe Of J"S@Dh Al”S@"““ll- S0" Of M”
an of her ramp, ,he departed Joseph Q Arsenauit While riding availing. Edmund was ri robust ll!
arsaparilla
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Mothers mm” “lat Fm: Areomrmznr --'rits P‘“'"\°' ll" "’°°"» ““ W" ”“°“'
miuty it-tends or Mis. siwta use l lvwmin. mu-rs. un ww 1-M
li f h tilm and vos
  FTl‘;l°“°- :°"m°"l{' °f smtrniqgg :gtg m'th°."'::_‘l. .umm Richard, Augustin Richard Cyrus
I? “passed 0 h N IIC h leaks R
as been appointed to t e staff oi GU Y yel»rl'|> OMIIIOIII W _
A1 . the Provincial Normal School. hx tall the story of the rrilf- mirll I-M Arunuh' md Dmmlwal ed"
ways ’ toria, B. C., ln charge of the ‘mucosal of Roofs Bannpulils. it
iiiestlc Science Department and ig just the medicine you noootnour.
B0aI'S the Hygiene as instructor. lle¢|_'s Pino harp-_am aneurin. 0!
Sjgnatnrg -A~i>Pot|N‘hMEN'r_rn¢ ueio ' 5! ' _ S
‘ enant Governor' in Cotl_nell"'h\is ap-  -\§0|_`§£'sFEE\D WANTED. There W
lwlnted Russel Rogers, of Coleman njgggiitp be no goodreatson whry md ld from active duty for
to_be a Justice o!'the Peace and I mrajls received in the ciily at 6.45 some"ye:N_ In his young" day,
also n Coimnlmloner for taking or even at 7 should not be placed he was a member of the mm of
acknowledgements for deeds and,lh t,h__|;hhones before!! oclock_ This Garrett & Rodman of swam,
wills for Prince County. Mr. Ro- occu _ asain Saturday night- to Bridge which mm did a Inge bust,
gers has been sworn in by His _ t-he very -loudly expressed impati- was in dry goods and groceries
lionor Judge MacQiarrie. ence of many citizens. This slow- to
--- ‘ “W “Bbw” “°""'°”‘”¢` 1°' "°“‘° tu the first bsriteutine built by
wsonme s:i.|.s-A very tin- time PM "iii ”°"‘°" ‘°` “av” them ni-_ Hodgson went tu the
reached Q, climax on Saturday night
their mallt it is hoped that a little
more speed will be applied.
The funeral of the late Jere-
miah Enman of Vernon, who pas-
ed away on Monday morning at
a. m., was held on Wednesday
he 13th insi., when it large num-
ber of the residents from the sur-
rounding districts met at the late
homo of the deceased, where s,
short service was led by the Rev.
R. M. Brodie, nfter which the cas~
kat was taken to the Methodist
Church where it most solemn ser-
vice was held, the pastor speaking
from the words, “A door in Hen-
ven was opened." At the conelus-
ion of the service, the remains
were laid to i'est__i_n tliecemetery
adjoining the church_ The _t_}ecei\sl‘
ed, who was 76 years' of age, 'wus
all his days a very active--worker
knowing no illness until be (ale
struck down with the illness th t
coiled him away. He was unmet-ri-'»
ed and lived with his sister Mar- @-
gtiret for whom much sympathy is f
expressed, also for the other sis-' ll
tcr,, Eloneboth tit Vernon anti the
brothers, William at Vernon, Da-
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The pall bearers were John
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Moy his soul rest in pence.
The Guardian regrets to learn
the death of Mr. William Hodg-
son ot Maipeque which took P1800
which they added ship-building.
M Countr as superoargo
ut St. Paul's Church, Sturgeon, on iwhw milf? 1°" at 9-15 W"‘h°“t lnotiiiaii.-rmlng toy!-iallfsx the' liner
carried a number of t\‘00llB <YWlD8
to the strained relations -between
Great Britain and U10 Ullliitd
States over the Mason and 5lld8ll
ernbrogllo. -
in more recent years' be carried
on `a dry goods and B'l'009l`Y bl-ml'
ness in Malpeque. The “Hodgson
House" was well KDOWR I0 IIIBIIY
American tourists.
He leaves a widow, formerly
Miss Annie Owen. and is survived
by one son. Harry, in Chicag0. U"-l
three daughters. Ml-‘li Mic” at
home, Mrs, MacGoiiE8ll U1 V°|1°°“'
ver and Mrs. Hales in -Seattle. The
'Guardian extends sincerest sym-
pathy ta the bereaved. .
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routes counr.-st tiwiiwllce
must yesterday mornin! H 0°”
gatnst ri man for disorderly 001'
d Another CHSP. H¢‘8l°5¢ 8 mf*-“
r fighting on thestreet, was
djourned till Thursday.
Suddenly and unexD°°i°dlY M
a
duct Exhibition week was dismiss*
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vid and John at Royalty and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith at Port Elgin, N. B., are
residents offered, in which' The
Guardian joins.
nounced the sad death by twcldelli-
came to a sharp turn, and the car
for help, which came almost im-
Arsenault officiating.
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3 tablespoons milk
5 tablespoons pnlvef.
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Cocoa
1 tablespoon chopped
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Method:-Add the milk,
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sugar and butter, stirring
constantly. Add slowly the
flour mixed with cocoa. .
Brush pau with butter.
Drop from emi of spoon and
sp_riiil¢_le with nuts. Dust
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Don-op, Rocky Point; on Sept. _29.
The tienth occurred Saturday, tht’ prayers Mltl Symplllhy 0! U16 the All cl of Death ell'-€\'0d and
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claimed for its own their dearly
eloved son Edmund, at the ten-
b
der age of four years. The little
fellow was troubled d\ll°l!lE _U15 lat
ter part of the summer with his
ticipat'ed until a day previous to
his death. medical aid nrovlns “I1-
tie fellow and his death is deeply
mom-ned' by his parents, grand-
parents -and twin l"'°ih9\' ‘V110
misses,the toss of his nttie play-
mate very much. The remains
were lovingly laid away in South
Shore cemetery on the followinli
ng On Uh y
was a running race 'betrweeu Russ
wsoomc ANNouN¢;E`MENT _Bellldel his Brief stricken moth- But1er.°o'w'ned |iry.wili=iam Church,
-~A marriage of more than usual "H llle deceased leaves to mourn. Channing, N. S. and a greymam
owned by the latte Mr James C
Albion. Lot 48, at the home of Mr: i _ Pope. the latter bein.; :ridden by
and Mrs. Robert Jenkins, when on ‘ _ Mr. P. S_ Brown The race was won
the 24th day of August, 1920, nt 3 thy Russ Butler.
o'clook in the afternoon, their _ _ --
daughter, Mary Victoria, because
the Wife Uf MP- Robe" 'ROY H°W' ’ A. meeting ol' The Brigade was
lett of Annandale, Lot 56. Only the v / D hem _at Headquarters on Fr|day_
lmmedlaie '¥`°T9“»lV@8 and 1193' ,l October 15 and the _following tip-
friemda of the bridal pair were _ polntments were made. by popular -f'
present The bride, looking very vote, of the members ofthe Bii» ` ,
sweet in n charming gown of fade ,__ l `
white duchess satin and georgette  ‘ cabwm 0|. B|,,gnd0_G_ M_ Mad.
with a veil of tulle and orange digam _
blossoms, the bridal bouquet being , @W`*"`”'/L9 - Vice Captain-Dou;zlns` Gordon,
Of Whl¢8 “MBPS il-‘ld 111215911 llllil' Secretary-Walter liyndniztn.
Petty Officers ist Division-N.
ltattenbury, F. Small, R. Paoli, G.
llousion.
Petty Officers 2nd Division-~J.
McCallum, S. ilicNutt.
Arransements were made for
only British sailors know how to
sive.
Boy's Naval Brigade Church Par»
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prhsdgiréistéz Eauiitet-5_1 for church if_:'éS“2°“t Wh” l Hi. Plflimlllfly ill the cycn- sleeplessness, headaches, nervousness and
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mit- attendance. and tuiiereitiiizs 1: “Are you often 'ihat way?" tiléiiléetllriuililis ‘hat I have the greatest Conn
navy blue presented tt vcry smart “Y¢g two 0|- th ' hi ‘ ’
appearance. th .l ht '. me mg, ts 3 W°°k and I "HOW do ` '
general bea,,n§‘"be','L‘;_"° exenggf am getting worse°ali the time.” ' b ,, . es It acl? .
Serv,” “B mended it SL Dun; ‘qs it your nerves? tt _ it is at restorative, makes the blood rich.
Sinn* Cltheflral sud st. Pours "Yes, i suppose it is, for after an little feeds "he “ewes md builds “P -V°‘"l3'st°m
church. at th i t tu ns . ~_ - Y in e in ."
Raymond mad; as er e__ v Mt excitement I sm sure to have a sleepless night ,,‘l’__°"Y \;’3.Y 3° _fllif WC b¢ll¢fllS l\;¢__l 3
,em , th B °°""’ '“°'““"-" , and I do not know anything much worse thnri ,, °w' °“g Wm I ha" t° ll” ll'
ence o l d d . _ _
the connection ebetlwlialiane thi; l-iii? l°55'“g "7 b¢dt Un3bl¢ i0 SEC!! " Oh' I suppose two °r three mmnhs' tg
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vest and-the work of the Navy: “D0 v0u llitvg headaches i takes lime' you knowv to ‘et exhms
Th? llrlladcafterwards returned " ' ft ' - ` ftCl’V¢S fully l'CSt0l’Cd. lt will i‘lOi b¢ lon!
to m,,d,,,,,,,,m_ _ I ___g__;/_f_f». o cn, more especially after a restless though before you "nd yourse" sleepin;
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aturduy. morning. Mr. Hodgsonl
as 82 years of age and htdbeen.
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K tempo” m Friday r=venl1_-_s at 7. | m  a .
,nun n W" 3 There was a very large Muster ’ '  e lme’
and the Voting was very close in- I S' l Ca 1 i 
deed, the final results being ' ~ ‘,
coiveti with loud cheers, such Ines  y  _  `
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sm, _ ood? 'rm is what neat b it °,',“ °“d“°l‘°S-
'01 frie:gtil'wohtuveiiiiritargviliiiiuglf; Jin nervous troubles thesertiaygiiy 0 y "5" Say- '_ b°"°V¢ | will try it, for i do suffer _
rest-et or the death or Mrs. n. n. "l don't knowjust why, unless because I mo! ‘°"'bly when l °°““°l 'ucv' and "le" '
f:,°,§;‘°“‘:°°§‘§°"'1?ffn§f°"§f;m'“l::_j after usinghlt' for ultima and after the resiora- the portrait aniivilgnttttire of Aizw. Cll\’°t~ _I
hnstmuim death in Montreal may ""° ll\n"¢",C¢ 'S fe" bl' #UC 'l¢fV¢S *mf 5'0" M-D-, the famous Receipt Book' luiltof
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When buying a Watclt think
first of quality v_ . 1 . _ l
THE first cost of an inferior' watch is a long way
‘ from being its last cost. instances are by no mum,
uncommon where the cost of repairing such it
watch exceeds its original price. _ V
Wotchmakers nowadays receive high wages. 'Their
bills are apt to be very large for time spent in trying
to repair low grade watches. Especially is this true
of the cheaper imported movements for which repair
parts are often unobtainable and must be made by
hand.
It is far better to buy a~Waltham. -
This gives you a high grade watch at a reasonable
price consistent .with quality.
Apart from accidents and the general overhauling every second yur
which good watch mechanism deserves, the good service you get from
your Waltham means a real cash saving over the low grade ws;¢|,_
The longer you carry a Wiilthiiin the less it costs you. Divide in
price into the years of service it gives and you'll ind its price is
very IOW indeed.
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niece, Catherine MtwLenna.n.
years, she with her family cmi- 'lll@<liHl@|i'. but il was of H0 “Valli l\\0l‘llil!i~!~ » l ,_ A funeral service was held ycs-
grated t.o Charlottetown, P. Fl. i. HS IW WHS f0‘~\“‘l I0 'lie' dead Wllll c _»_- terdny morning at her late ,resi-
stterwsru settling at sousitaw, »s fr=\¢t\H'<=d Skull His deatlx at im~ -rst_t<tNc or wEAri-tea. 'rim .
where she, spent the remainder of ,e-'MY “Be Of 27 Years- 2 l“°“ii“* beautiiiul weather of the past few 1"""‘=='_“'-f f -=|= _
a imig“»iiie'. ' site was s devotee. ,Come HB H Sfvm* Slwfk 1° “lv week/s.tnr~ the whois summer in ' ` ’
member or the cstiwtie church lfslmly and H ‘ville °"°l° °f f"@“d*‘ tact. is not without paraiict in
and was attended in her ilsst sick- “ml l"~`l“'lV¢‘S in Mi-_ C““"““l- H9 the meteorological history oftthe
ncss by her pastor, Rev. Dr. Cur- 11"" lie?" W°l‘klllS ill Mfiillc f0l‘ the province. ‘Indeed ithaa beentypicai
ran. The following family sur~ ‘iiiist eight Years and While there --Prince Edward Island weather to
,vivesz he,._aged husband and two his lovable and cheerful dlsposi- W,h}¢h_¢1,¢»|-e have been (ew except.
sons, John ahd Matthew and one 'H011 had W0" fOr him 3 103'? “Um” ions in odd years. Mr. P. S. Brown
daug~hte.r, Bridget, all ut home, ln bill' 0f l*°‘l““lnU‘“C0 S "nd ills “ll” informs :.‘.‘1eG\iandian that on Nov'
the absence of her pastor, Dr. ‘fxllecied death is 11 Sail |059 1° enrber 24th and Ziitil. 1373 |19“l\0|d
Curran, the funeral ceremony was them im~ The lfmiillls ‘V>l\lCll Wei* two days races on Utpton Par-it
perfomed by new W,m_ -Monaghan aiccoinpanied by Mrl. A. Thi-ba-- which he md lewed gmm the fmt;
Interment took place at Lot 65 dw" °f Mllllnockeh Mallle il-"`l"' -Dr.J6l1lki'-19-0°1\'1-hose l-lWlDd8Y6 N12
Church. The following were the Q0 "fl W@lllIl8l0i1 by 'ffllill Nl niencurfstbod at 85. On the tfirst
poll bearers: John McManus, Wm. }`l`ldH_Y BWDIDS Mid Were 00l\V€Y‘fd of these days the -princlllall BVGDY-
McQ\iaid_ Chas. Fowler, Stephen i0 his h°"_‘°~ Wllere his Widowed was the race -between the two
Fowler, Geo. A. Crosby, John J. ‘“°ll‘el` ‘“95’d9‘3- - famous stallions All Rlzht 81141
Mc|_eOd_ R_ L p_ The funeral services were held Megpepge;-»1;0y, me fopmm- win".
_ -_ °“ Saturday mofnivs. Rev. P. P. t _ esecuuaus tits .mg svsst
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mother, sister and brother. These dence'on Prince Street by Rev. G. eral service in the church. conduci-
have all passed away, andthe only C. Taylor. 'Dhen the body was tak- cd by the present minister. Rev.'J.
relatives left who live on the ls- en for interment to the beautiful W. McKenzie. The 'pall bearsrs,\ll
land are her sister-in-law, Mrs. cemetery at Beltust, where nnny of whom escorted the body from
David R. Maclbennan, and her members of the family lie, Several Charlottetown to Belfast, were
of Mr. MacLennan‘s old parlshion- Messrs. A. E. Morrison, John Mao
ers at Belfast knew Mrs. MscPhsr~ Lauchlan, J. D Stewart, James Pa-
aon intimately and attended fun-
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