Fmmyy- g  cnmuormrown cuiinnian __ _Le - *__ ~SEP'1`EM§ER. ii>.~»i9lv '_
I waste matter, the
Abbey's Salt helps
. in your eyes
I '_ 1 . ,
The new Abbey's
nearly all sickness.
package. I
E.
-.rz
 .
' l-
Original Coarse
Still an sale.
,_  lil
 syoufee Rig f
B‘£.i§°§i?.‘.1E‘.l.§,€.“.f;2?il.§Eii’;“5§
spring in your stride and new sparkle
i
effervescent health beverage which
stimiiiates bowel action and rids the
body of those poisons which cause
All druggists handle the New Abbey's
in the smart blue, grey and white
Granuie Abbq's New Fine C-ranule Al>bey's
ABB EY’s  
The Morning Health Salt ,,,,
new fine granule
nature to put new
makes a delicious,
Better in ¢v¢-ry way.
NEWFOUNDLANFS VIEWPOINT
('Cun_inued frcnl page ii)
growing up within her borders,
must no doubt .considerably
crease. Give Newfoundland
means of entering into trade r a-
tions and trade would soon spring
up. (Applause-.J Under the propos-
ed Confederation the town of St.
John's would then become the east-
ermost part of the great union, and
by making it a point of call for the
magnificent steamers of which Can-
ada was so justly proud, it would be
placed within six days of the Mother
Country. A close connection with
that country was what he believed
all the colonies resired, and speak-
and
in-
the
el
I part of lt, if he were now living he
,E would not see such progress in New-
|foundland as he foresaw. whereas
i thc stridesmade by Canada would
Ii be to him incomprehensible.
i
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.1 .
f stock Quotations
HALIFAX, Sept. 8.-Quotations
furnished by Johnston and Ward,»
Members of the Montreal Stock Ex-
change:
i New York Exchange
.
At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry.  196
ing for his own province of New-'American Clm 0°'  64'/‘
foundland he .would say he hoped
the day was not far distant when
she would have forced upon her any
other allegiance than that which she
now rejoiced to acknowledge. how-
ever remote the contingency of
change in this respect might be.
(Cheers) When such issues were
involved it would be unwise and
shortsightcd if thc weight were not
given to it by the men charged with
the grave task of laying the found-
ation of a new empire. <Applause.>
lie would say but one word more,
for he felt he had already tres-
passed too long upon his bearers'
paticncc. rNo.' no.) It was that the
question of Confederation had nev-
ar been, in the colony, he represent-
od, much discussed in the press, he
and his fellow-laborer were here
simply expressing their own opini-
ons on the subject, but he did not
hesitate to say that he would think
it a grave error if the people failed
to enter into what had been the
unanimous feeling of the Conference
charged with so high a mission of
grandeur, whose future it was im-
possible for the wildest imagination
to overestimate. <Cheers.>" ;ASb°St°5 Pfii N¢W
So much for Mr. Shea in 1864.
Some of his speech has cventuated
correctly, but as regards the major
See The
LADIES’ CHINCHILLA
WINTER COATS
AT $14.95 AND UP
Guaranteed to lit and tailored _to
individual measure.
Also Tailored to Measure- Dresses
in many models and varieties of
goods. Many shades., no hand me
down garments carried by the house.
So get fitted.
S. F. TARBUSH
nz rnllvcr: srnaer
O OO O-O40 '-9 OO-9009 OO-OO O
IN SIDIOUS
EYE STRAIN
pl
We use thin ldioetlvo |d~
viladiy.
Bufferorl from E¥°""*l'\
may have perfect violen and
therefore do not |ulP¢°f W'
prounoo of nny~°Y¢ \‘|°f°°*-
Tno motive power of the 
ontiro human orll'\""" |'
Norvo Energy,
Normal eyol. it lu computed
utilize about 20% of thll
Nrrve Energy. but WMH 5”'
otrnin io prevent, n Mvvh
ilrger proportion lo roqulrbd-
Henoo defective eyol, through
_rholr eonoumption of an ox-
oonivo amount of Nerve En-
ia
 It Pays To Get Th
" Am. Car and Fdy. Co.  . . .. 104
,Am. Locomotive Co.  110%
|Am. Smelt. and Refng. Co.  174%
Am. Bosch Mag. Co.  21’/ii.
Can. Pacific Co. . . . . . .
 186%'
.N.Y. Cen. and Hud. Riv. R.R.. 160%
icon. Gas co. iN_Y.>  119'/1*
,nud Motor car co.  sl'/.'
Intemational Paper Co. 119%
.International 'Petroleum  55%
`Sta.hdard Oil of N.J.  39
llvlis. Kan. and Tex. Ry.  239'/s
<Reading Co. . . . . . .
 1181.4
.Union Pacific Ry. 
.Westinghouse Electric . .
United States Steel 
1 89 ‘/€:
B8 ‘/¢
i
Montreal Stock Exchange
Abitibi  106%
Howard Smith  68
Laurentide Pulp ._
Montreal Power   9315
National Breweries   79%
Spanish River   102
Steel Co. Can. Com.  
Winnipeg Electric  
Asbestos Com. New  
..  94
160
79
30
  93-Vi
Bell Telephone   1941,;
Brompton   40%
_Brazilian Traction   184%
|Can. Steamship Pfd. ..  04
"Dominion Bridge   195%
lmnxs '
Bank Commerce  
Bank Royal   
Bank Montreal  
Bank Nova Scotia
Wheat-Sept.. 132%; Dec., 13 ,
March, 140%.
Corn--Sept.. 101; Dec. 103%;
March. 106'/5..
Om-Sent.. 43-1.; Doc., 47%.
Whvat~0ct.. 139%; Deo.. laeit.
_._de :,,_
They wi-ro sitting on me beach
at Nnntasket, while the moon 1|;
up the watorn of the broad Atlan.
lic. inspired by the aight, he said,
"My love for you in like the bound-
285
327
345
385
7 ‘/i `
"'Fiiat'i»i just the trouble, she re-
p'icd. "i want tn marry is man
Will "i0“¢‘Y enough to tako me to
Paris."
,\linister.
In Memoriam
MRS. DANIEL M|eNEiLL
Mclnnis, Guardian` agent, MacNoi.li
local girls and boys have alreadylc
left Summerside for the different
colleges and more leave next week.
-WESTERN AGENT-Mr. Cyrus
J. Gallant is now Guardian Agent in
Howlan and will be pleased to re-
and renewal subscriptions. ti
1 -~¢-95% 3
-Mr. and
night from College Bridge, N. B.,
the current term.
Eastern Guardian ,,
..*JUS'r Aamvcn carioad h
W. Murdock ia Guardian agent in
.Montague and win be pleased to.
irecelve news items, advertising, new`
and renewal subscriptions.
..*MONTAGUE BApT|5T
le . ' 'lc .
un Sunday. Sept. llth in Sturgeonls
at 11 oclock; Georgetown 3; and
M""l“F"0 ill 7 D`.m~ R.L. Wallace. ll'
..*A|D RED CROSS.-A verv
the Red Cross, took place at the It
snilfls River. on Monday Labor th
ivas_unller the auspices of the Wo- h
mens Institute. who served lunch. to
gd large sum of mc-ney was reallz- to
‘ ' flu!
" cl
..*sci-ioi.AnsHiP. _rho Miss 19
Helen McDonli.‘d who secured one
PERSONALS al League baseball circuits much
Deque. left Tuesday to take a D085- over the baseball world relative to
tion in the ofllce of R.’i`. Holman. th s ci-ive standing ofthe teams _
Summe,.side_ Miss C0nsmnce.B Met; £2610!-the hunt utteuiled. The service at the house
many friends will wish her success. The New York Yankees are safe “ml g"""° was “km by her mam'
*_ o
ceive news items. advertising, new .
f
_MV F-J' “lid MBGNY Llflyfl being nearly twenty games out in;
Lflvkerby. Hamilton, motored to from of" Philadelphia the second
Charlottetown Sunday. pine team. Interest lacking in the
` Am
-Miss Ruth Coffin. Charlottetown eclipsed by the sensational struggle
spent the week-end in Summerside between Pittsburg, New York. St.
the suesf °f MBS Lucy Horton- Louis und chicago in tue National, g
_*_ not more than two games separating d
Mrs. Roy Silliphant. either team in their race for the
Summerside. returned Wednesday pennant.
winners in the American Leagueis
§:‘(§°o;'“ih‘;’T;2;z‘;;?s';I:“ixggsffemelkindly and lovable disposition. was
-_ as
home of Challes M, Mocormack, on
Day night. The ontertliinment tai
\ Y Thom passed away at Little
-wasnmlv Aoanr.-Mr. J. P.. -n»icHMoN.o eAv comsne- some on sunmlay f=\'°“i“K- MS'
oA
TION.-Services in connection 27th after a few years of very
Building, Summerside will be pleas- with the Presbytoiian Church in poor health, Flora Munn, beloved'
ertoreeeive news items, advertising Canada will be held on Sabbath
new and renewal subscriptions. in
0
wife of Mr. Daniel MacNelll. Born
Lot. 11 at 10230 a. m.. in Lot in Wood Islands 76 y6Bl'B Hg0. but;
*_ 14 ut 3 p. m., and in Victoria West her entire married life Of IlBH\'|Y|
--T0 COLLEGE-Several of the at 7:30 p. m. Everyone made wel-
forgy years was spent in Little'
me' Sass: was a quiet, kind and inn!-
--<<o¢---»-- lenalve womali alld one who Bn-
. -1 jcyeil a large, circle of friends. Be-
. : sides her aorl‘owinE \l_\lS\l&_l1di WW’
' is now left alone she leaves to
moilrn two brothers and four ais-
iem, Magnus Munn, Stoughton.
limos; Malcolm Munn Miama, Fla:
Mrs. Annie MacMellan and Ml‘S~
Maggie iilooiviiiiun. both of Wood
islands: Mrs. Hamilton in the Ull-
With the race gradually coming to
close in the American and Nation-
onjeeture and many opinions and
m- c
_Miss Constance MCNML MM, guesses are registered by fam up lied States and Miss Sophia Munn
in Little Sands. Her funeral on
Monday afternoon was very largely
Rev. M.D. MacDonald, who spoke
most comforting message to the
ereaveil. She was laid to rest in
thc Little Sands Cemetery.
MRS. FRED HOLL
r the flag in the American League
erican League race however, is
Many friends in this city were
reatly surprised to learn of the
eath at Alberton Friday of Mrs.
Holi, beloved wife of Mr. Fred 1-Ioll,
Accountant with the P. E. Island
Speaking of pennants it may bei
where they had been to enter their interesting to know that iouxieenl,Egg and P°“lt;ythAss;°l“tl°"'f`¥:;‘;
son Roy at St. Joseph's College for d passed away 8' e ome 0
ifferent men have piloted pennant! ister' Mrs. Wilfred Tama". _
The late Mrs. Holi was a lady of a
l a faithful and consistent member of
of the 14' C°nme Mack ls "h‘;{St. Paul's Church. and although not
“ce sitter' hung been n;`::n“g‘;cn‘l) in robust health for some months,
__»c"AUTAUQUA it Montague fins W “mrs cn X °°°a"', hs; ' still hope was entertained for her
r Huggins, manager of ine Yank-
September 19th to 215;, |3051.7-23m_ ees, is in second place with four nnd '°°°v"y' A
On the advice of her physician
..'::r:::°.:r‘..‘:”.:’.;°...‘.‘.~: .i.r;‘:;.i.i;   w ~»»f~»»  
Kitchen and Dlnln Chai season. Third place oelonvs to Hugh weeks aw' her relatives and lm'
” mediate friends thinking the change
8 rs. Poole do
Thompson Ltd., Montague. J¢I1l\lH%5~é2:“;“Y g°m{‘g5' Bmncgrfigiwould improve her condition, but
soaz-o-a-al. ggairtzli lac? °:]ith“"tw0“"i_en‘iwr‘t’5‘sno gradually sank until noi- spirit
__,EAs,|.ERN AG'ENT _ Mr J each. D ' passed to Him who gave it Friday.
l The late Mrs. Holi was a daughter
',of the late Dr. Frank and Mrs. Cox
‘one Ye" wlnners ishe leaves to moum besides a sor-
smcc year pennant winners of rowing husband, two sons. Ted of
the circuit are Charley Comlskeyithe Bank °f commelce and “Bus”
d about five years.
y clark Gi-iaith. Fielder Jones, .lake “K” .
CHURCH-There will | you ¢u`Stahl, Clarence Roland, Bill Glea-' Five Sisters are also len' t'° moum'
n Ed Barrow and Tris S k ‘four of whom reside in Winnipeg
° ‘ ' pm er' and Mrs. George Lane of Halifax:
-l _
rglgggzirgndwfgnigfgggepifnggt,also two brothers, Percy, in Boston
winners three years in successionfmd Reginald °f the Maritime Light'
Jennings did it with the netroln“"d P°“'°" ¢°" °' this ml"
lar el tt I g 'rigors in 1907, lsoa. 1909, Ityhiioi _ _
‘wifi ya °“‘°‘* “nd greatly enjoyed Huggins led the Yankees to victory MARY QOL
would seem that Huggins is neil
   -»   
ree for the Yanks look like cer 270, at St ppm,-,,, when Mar),
n winners this fall and 'he club Coletm' youngsat dnéghte of ,hd
l'
assufficient youthful performers me David Larkin nd mm et
give it hotter than an even chance pa,-me,-_ passed away “at th.. h,,§,,,.,
repeat in 1928 .of he t U
L l f 21
._ Mack won four of his flags in`y9a,~5r ann a ‘e ear y age 0
usters of two, in 1910 and 1911, Imcoaqeil was of A kmd dm] mvi
13 “nd 1914 The 0U’\C!`5 C8310 able disp0aitlon,mlil readily endear.
` ‘ ' ' -"lilly in 1902 and 1905 ed herself t ll h h I l th
fth p_.W_ _ 9 onywowoiai is
glqngse C04' [mg] Stclliiilélgslliiéwacfvoxr iJiml;lty](tJ}c:llinls1\r1/gon two in succes pleasure of her a< uuainmnrc Af-
vent School also gecumd thu msn; sgon w e o oston Red Sox in ter graduating from Business Coi-
0D`s Scholarship for Notre Dame m
Convent, Souris, which entitles the
03 and 1904. while Bill Carrigan lege she proceeded in Boston where
0 _
re than ten years later did the she was engaged in offiio work
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- FALL HATS
In styles and colors approved
by London and Now' York
4. ' _
T HE illustration gives you an idea of one of the
feature styles, its shape and its proportions-but
only when your fingers appl'a.ise the rich felt, only when
you see these hats in the beauty of the new colors, only
when you experience a “try on”-can you get the real
measure of the smaltness of these 'handsome newcomers.
New shades in Grey, Sand, Tan and Garnet.
Our Own The new
5P€Cial » Biltmores
‘L 5.
1 . _ E , _ \ -
student to free iiiition board and iglrde Sigh] the;{Re¢;1sSox is 1915fand Lniilt spring slho notlbciing failing ns    
' . ne arr w th wo- s sua.wns 1 : . '
expenses' MISS Helen is "ol " "“` nators whxen they anglirxeilssfligg is rlownaealit with her‘ililiii.e(liirii). (Jiwtiilii   
tive of Soilris. though resident nt Se
She is A <lauglitf~r ni' Mr. Dniigail
neice of the Rev. Father Ronald bu
Lean who secured the second P. °
is a daughter of Mr. ‘Hurry Mc- C
X the (~m“.,,m mr uw mst two yonm 1924 and 1925. . ilmrkin. who was returning hcre
,Southern Pacific Co. .. 122 '.
“~ and fiance natty. in uid or in the seasons ol 1921. 1922 and 1925.! _ ‘ ETTA LARKW
different managers handled the H"¢Y» mf H few Weeks “ho Hwm
149% Mcnmmml East Point* ,WM M,” affairs of the Club in the two seas- "1 Hnmewhf" lml"""’°d» hill it WHS
HS
. When Charley Comiskey trans- gllly te"‘l;°"“'”"l;' all; 3?” V315' W0" 
_ _ h I _ fe,-red his tea f sh P 1 t ecame a most ,ri as. e was
W C Sc o arship from Souris. hicago in 1530' Lzmman eau ° removed to me (my Hospital' Char.
The Chlmggo team won two pen-'from Boston, hoping that her nat- B
McD0n,,|d_ Peake-S Station. and A natnts in succession in 1900 and 1901_ ive air niiirht revivc her failing vit- S
ag d the V _ -
Lean, }`/l,i4I,,AY1\.<Sollrls._`i___ gglzegilmgsslfélngugf?§ve:§:;:t?,:I:;2 :J8t`t;tiii\2ftillé h\:)l¥l;r?0ra]iieri;i;z;i(:l‘it(ilnltic;n§ The Vely latest lnodels In    
Acadian Trains In "Z
Clark Grimm .Tuherclilnr Tenctls had settled on
least one pennant with the ex_ that loving friends nnd medical at-_
 Septic” of S-tr Louis and M d0esn,t tentlon could now do was relieve
railway track was mm U wlmniw 1 rc°~ Washlngtnn Tanks Sixth lnghan was in ainiost daily att!/nfl
mmm Mem engaged |“H{ili=;1\M;‘;';_ land pulls un in the rear with one soiing mos or Mother church.
real-Halifax service, figiircrl ln ngonfahm' l That' the sympmhy of the enum
head-on collision at 1.17 this mor- 1 Folyir "1-anagers have won champ_'comm"nuy was with hm durlng herl
"hm M Elgin Rohm 61 miles elm OHS DS or Boston in Collins, Stahlnlfllncas, and with hcr only surviv-
thc intensity of the pain that had
___& look as if the Mound City team had bemme unb,,m.,,,,m_ and ,fm the l
M0N(~T0N‘ Sem 6__A check up gggdlorgmlgggggg chingllziltz h;“;`“lk the last two weeks she had the con-
iodny showed that three pnssenx:-'tied for fi;-et Tse wiilheln fi ar? stunt “Hannon M M1” Mary Lew' `
, _i ‘ P °' SX W3- is, R. N., whose patient attention
ers were slightly injuicri, both io ,Chicago is third with nw New york H _ .
comoilves and five passenger cl\i's`f0m.th with four and Détmtt mlm ;Ng_ ;gl‘_";l|‘]ol"n:;°""‘l‘gv"§":u?r"l’(f(:`;’ '
were damaged nnd ii section of the m th ' 9 ` ' or '
me Acadmm. crack can l’ _‘With H mir of bimiinlls and Cleve-,anoo and afiminimorofl mo not con- o » -
of Levis' -" Corrigan and Barrow, while Mack ing brother. was evidr-iii-od by tho - _ __
'nm injured warp. ,|185 W0" 511517( ff" i-he QUBKSI' City Ulliiillmlly lnrlre Portege that foilow~tli, Col Rev W E Lilrkin, l.:i llzinnn Lewin, Sl. I’etoi"s; Mr, anti Y Y V Y V
Every city in the league has won he" weak °°“dlti"“ l‘"“'lly‘ V A" “THE  
I/’°
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Thomas Mu'rh(_a" But Chicago holds tho record for cd her rcinuins to their last rest Jani Colo Mr ' I ii
I d Wimhmr "W , . _ . ~ ll, ., . and Mr . |~‘. W.
'pl' Mnntrml s"zht'h0nd wound :managerial changes of the five pen-;ing place on Monday niorning.ll.oslio and family, Sl. l’c|ci's, Mrs.
RNC' Rami, 308 Pine Avnnho ,nants won by the Windy City no Mass and obsiquics were r:hantefliMargarct ‘Larkin and Peter, Si.
Montreal’ injuring in "Mk 'imaliager has been able to win more by Rev, Father Cnlinglian. the pall. Poter's; Mr. and Mrs. T, .i. Sinith.
M_ Mamma" Sydney N'S Cut than one, It was Jones in 1903_ R,0w.|bearora being Ben nnd Reggie Lew- Somerville, Minas., Virginia and
nose ' ' ' " f .land in liiol and Bill Gleason info. Emmet Oilanlcy. Colin Mellon , . 
' ;1919_ laid. Martin Mcinnia, and Glcn Mc~|Fioronce 0'Henley and Sara Mc-
.rhelr lnjurle. i The writer Wm try to sum up thcvlxilin, Donald, St. Peter`n. Mr. and Mrs.
John Smith, Sonieiville. iillwz,
_ National Lcague in a future amcm Sim loaves in mourn one sister, Vin \'
cent Suthe land ami family. St.
A brim ronort remlvod by mn| __<.¢>___ Elizabeth in Colorado, nnd one bro- Peters; Rev. Edward Ciintml, Am
' _ f ther Alphcnsua, who was with horlarillo. Texas: Fraifk 1". Whelan;
   ‘;:::::f:::lUI1<10HS<=10uS         
' 1 _ _ _ lar n. t. l"eter’a; Mr. and Mrs.
‘;;';;@;l gl‘;&ln"';1r:::i |?(5n:lhfl\;:;’;¥,"    Swlm|"Ncaiii tho ovorsproadlng bceches KFrankJay, St. I’etor’s; Cornelius Ml-,~
that lllrco passengers whose injur-‘ -€`~ Ti . W"-hav" lam hcri. . *mms and family’ St' Peters: G°°r“`\
ies were due to flying giaan or bc-l '[’()R,0N1‘() 0"; sem g_M M.
csidn 'our dear onon that have ‘ina McLellan. St. Petor's' Minn
ing forcefully thrown out of UmIr‘MmmeIHmhn~0f  ltr. -I ~ y 150110 h6f0I‘€. Catherine Farmer. Farmington, Mr
berths were given "mt am by DM 'Momcnpk r T ni ca and .lan And iicr ronuiem, resounding in the and Mrs. Philip Holger nnd family.
 _ 0 nrivntn, contestant ini
tors Lizotte nnd Belangcr, of Slwthe Big Swim were qui". imcnn.
Jea d P '
n e ort Jnli. nclnns for several minutes lifter iw-i
it was not necessary io send the ing brought to the hospital hcforci
CD
A lnrgo proportion of lil ik
'norvo energy gonorltod ll I
normal holly in expended In the
not of ooolll
|.
lyol are often folld lo be ‘
mlmiu n ann -moon vision I
in :till good, they Ito oollll-
lng twloa or when tlluo their ol-
lonod portion of parvo foroo,ihlo
robbing other vital organ of
their motive power. '
The result In rlerions nhynfrnl
dir-nrdorn-olfon in remote pnrtl
of the holly.
Two nnt of every toll people
nn In thlo fix. yet the fool oooh
onpy may seriously affect the
functioning of other organs
of the body and produce ill
bllilh.
HAVE YOUR EYE!
EXAMINED
Optometrist
G. F. Hutcheson I H_ J_MAB0N '
“Ll
of their trouble ll often not oven
nnnplefodl until n tlmfollll ox-
nmtmninn dlsoloooo tho fnotl.
If there io any "num what-
ever to olirpoet oyo otrlll. filo
nnmmon sonno thing fo do ll to
imvo o thoronlh examination
nrnl ~
0711' 'fill FACT!
All0l7’l‘ YOUR IYII-
lfl.illl'0d IIHBHGDKFFB I0 h0Hl1iial. hot rum revived them. M<~lilmlek"s
Rekular Bervlco was restored on logs were complelcly pnrnf n
lll‘1\IlCh€H. Fur ington, Mr. and Mrs. ('nr1 J.
Shall bo echoed from the wavo~ Woixnl, Medford, Malia.; Mary Lew-
l0fS on U10 Hh0\’0~" in. St. Peters; llarnid Bonnet nnd
R-L P- Relfllie Lewis. St. l’ater's; C. C.
, The followini: Mass cards were Pratt. ist. Peters; Evelyn ofneu-
- y » rece ved: icy, St. l’oter's; Mr. and Mrs, Alox.
 riigiltline ilvehhoilra after the accl~ed and it was a half»hour before Catholic Women's League. St.. 0'Hen\ey, Sp" p9f_er's~ Hem, and
lic could stand. ‘l‘eterli, Elizabeth Larkin, in Jan- `
Mrs. M. Mofiulro and family, Mor-
oii; Mnrie Lewis, Sl, lietom; Mr,
nnd Mrs. Cleniont Suthcrilind, Si.
l'ctor's; Jack Iloylc. Cii‘tnwn; Mr.
A. MacDonald and Mrs, A. Murphy,
‘f`ill`l40w; Josephine and M»il)|aei
Donahue. Roscnentll; Mr. mid Mrs.
J. J. Dewar and mother, St. l’et~
er‘u: Albert 0`llanloy. St. Petor's;
Margaret Smith, Somerville, Mass.,
(5): M. M. and Prank Donahue,
Dorchester, Maas., (2); Trinity Mis-
sion Club, Boston, Mass., (3);
SD|ritual boquets: -- T-rinity
Mission Club, linslon, Mass.. .Em-
met 0'l»lan»ley, St. Peter'-s; Adoi~
Dllilfi Gillis. St. Potor'e: Hilda
0'Hanl0y. St. I’eter's; Mamie Low-
is, St. Peter's.
Floral tributeaz- |Spray-Fam~
ily; Crops-Mary Lewis; Wrcaih
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Quigley; Wrontn
-Mr. and Mrs. R. S. McF‘eath: Bo-
quet-Mr. and Mrs. F. Warren.
Souris; Boquet-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Robertson.
Letters of Sympatiiy:- Mr. and
Mrs. 1-‘rank Hogan, Medford, lilasa:
Misa Laura Hogan, Somnierviile.
Mass.; Mr, Peters A. Sipnott. NW
York. N. Y.; Rev. Edward (‘iiulo|l.
Amarillo, Texas; 'Misa M. M, l)on~
ilhoe, Dorchester, Mana.: Mr. “lil
Mrs. W. lt. Hogan, Medford. IQBJ
Mins Mary Duffy. Medford, Z\iiiaB-
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BERLIN, Sept. '8.--The llttlo Vi'
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herria, according to the Wosor Zilla'
img. This unusual cow discord!!
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crate, and leisurely munched 01°
Keele .before the farmer discoverd
whit was happening.
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