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life and loves oi the ll\l¢¢ll
of “golden” haired sirens.
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YORK UNITED OBUIDH. BE
OPENING SEIVICIS-The male
quartet of Trinity Church will sing
in the aitemoon service and Rev
Ross C Eaton will be the preacher
In the night service Trinity Church
soloists will sing and Rev F. A
Wilson will be the preacher Spec-
ial offerings will be taken lor the
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lit may be' that in Iutuze you
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Christian Church ,,¢,_,.,`,_.e,, ,Md
our church;
Tendered Farewell M., 'mg
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the some time been us your re-
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e endorse 0n» behalf of the young l>e\_>Di¢S
the United society, tthewiswaiolile Club). Miss
r gf( Aug Marion Stewart read a suwable ad-
mumham dregs and presented Mr. Turner
our Cana with a beautiful evershcrp pencil as
af ` ' of his in-
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GOVERNMENT BOND ISSUE A
sale oi Provincial Government
bonds to the value oi $270000 has Over'
recently been made $150000 twenty
year debentures for highway im
provexnents, $20000 twenty year
debentures for the Newport terry,
and 8100000 ten year debentures
for the purchase of power road
machines, all bearing 4% per cent
interest and dated Nov 15
sold to Fry Mills Spence
Toronto, at the splendid
nor to be asked
all to
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mwcufrsas or 'rua meme
ov!-msaiis scznouiasmr Any
one interested in the Daughters of
the Empire overseas Post Graduate
Scholarship can receive full par
tloulars by applying to the I 0 D
E Provincial Educational Secretary
Post Office Box 476, Charlottetown.
or to the Registrar o! the Univer treatment carried out and
sity from which he or she has grad- what these countries are doihg'
usted. |the control oi this disease ~'""”"
--- We on this Island are
M.aoPHliR.SON AND MacPHElt in this work. Let
SON-The marriage of Mr John any organization
Martin MacPherson of Brooklyn and iduals undertaking
Mas mai-iorle mcrherson, of Fm support to this ca
River. took place at tlie home of the themselves up wi
brides brother. Mr Maioolmc Mac ment. which is
Pherson, of Bellevue, on Wednesday world The forces
November 21, at 4 o'clock The and of
bridal couple were accompanied by 1011104
Miss Annie MacPherson. a sister of
the bride. and Mr Inst/er MacPher
son, oi' Wood Island a cousin oi the
groom The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev Quincy A McDowell
Mn Following the ceremony a delicious
._ And bountiful wedding supper was
cf, - ;,-  :fm "°°‘°“. PM °‘
' “'"P¥°"3 'P 2.1.2... Sh °h.'Z°"“y‘.i..`i.‘t‘”Z‘.§‘.’.§»'l5
, ' have the heartiest congratulations must'
representatives from Canada
some forty Sanatoria in
Scotland. Walel, Italy,
and Switzerland. and inves
thoroughly the methods
'EU
movement of any age
l1l'€S¢¥\if “IIE Eid* °°‘m Do not think I am only interested
state and each province in tuberculons I am stressing it
their own Share °f this to night more it is the more out
V _ and the best wishes or the mm W°fk Bhd mv" ww in this “Bm standing Pu he #mth Problem
game was rolled munity Oil Wednesda" evening a “Sam” *M5 °°mm°“ (W im ml" confronting the ptopll of Prim!
Egg cms great number or the young people that he may be S“‘°‘*°ed Bhd kent adware mana to-ery * md it is
Dees;-own from the whole commlmity gather in 5“bi°°u°“
or the some ed at the home or Mr John M 1* ‘S ° “Shi f°" “U °‘“”‘
the turns Macpherson in Broeklyrr to meh Professions and they must
was 3 ms mg exp,-asv mek wnmtula their forces to eiieotualliy.
out in tions and good wishes ‘Y “nd °°°“°““°°'”Y "°d“°°
was _*_ ger of tuberculosis to a
me
not we aaroar srumnm Mamma We °°““°* °"\°°';° NW
The lB1‘¥¢5¢ the best. and most har* °" NW’ 5°°““'
a me monious meeting ot the history of W0rk or any Other
- the or-gahlmion is reported by they have all the
going to the mem it ir. Munch ana J o ww There
in line style had I-Iyndman delegates from the As imv-tel? BBW
pumhg a shoefsocmressoarasor iraoeorrrmeethh Island
in 140. Edward Island, to the Maritime iosis. Bhd
as follows: :gud tor :ri-ace at Halifax, who dying evigtiv'
vereum totheci 'rheyhad 0”
ggiied to egave inietgviewed sir “"0 me
enry 'rhornton regarding the plans YOU "0
d
moreiully realised by all As time
will ggionandtbieworkwill be
well under way. more time and en
orgy will be available for the many
other branches oi Public i-Ieaiili
ct the new car terry. but Bir Henry
did not arrive until yesterday morn
‘ini They arranged, however, t
have waited W
Macl. ark secretary oi the
Canadian Chamber ot Commerce,
Mr F C Comell traffic expert in
and Mr James Pawn who is on his
way home from a trip to the Pacific
:East Meera tuuibh ana Hyhamah
V ought that it would be more
I-lil! "T\\tS""P8-Yi effective if Sir Henry Thornton
lilvmlhe' N' NSW was wal pan by representatives
arrwoe elmu with the ofthexieaaeh ohumm-ofcom
En Owclus of New merceng both anatomy omthe
_ Maritime `B6ard of Travis are be
F-0091 HUM' \°°¢d_ V017 hind Prince Edward Island in see
as wore k0¢De1°~_ _ ing that the rcoomiiieruietions in
the Duncan Report are implement-
questicn upmost in Your
what can we do and how
to follow in order
meet
of