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_A Holiday In
London And Vicinity
(Continued from page 4)
rslebrated publishers. "Dunbar close,"
headquarters of Cromwe1I's Ironaid-
elnsiter the battle of Dunbar. The
Boyal Exchange contains the City
Chambers, built in 1753. Tl-le Council
Chamber contains a bronze statue
of Prince Charles Edward Stuart.
There are also John Knox's House.
the Tron Church and a great many
other notable places which cannot
be enumerated at present.
Perhaps the most notable edifice in
this *vicinity is Bt. Giles Cathedral,
th`o‘iii‘st parochial church in Edin-
fhurgh, its history dating back to the
early part of the twelfth century.
The ancient Norman edinoe, founded
~ a'l1c`nit 1120 has never been entirely
-deniolished. It was bumed along
- with`the City in 1385. but a. part of
ihefclioir and nave, and the base of
.the'Tspire escaped destruction. Until
. View years ago marks of fire were
»-_.distinctly visible on some of the pil-
. hrs in the choir of the present stately
_ iul rooms inside St. Giles, may be
mentioned perhaps the most beauti-
Iul _of all, viz., the "Thistle Royal
chapel," where may bc seen some
' splendid sculpture and wood carv-
,g .3 is the scene of the installa-
____')ion of the Knights of the Order of
lhe frhistie.
John Knox was, at the Reforma-
 tion, appointed minister of the par-
_iah. and on Sundays and week days
pulpit. He may be said to have liter-
ally died in hameas for his last ser-
mon was on November 1572, within
a fortnight after which he died in
the quaint old mansion on -High
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House
-After Eplscopy had been re-estab-
lished in Scotland under charles
cathedral of the diocese. Charles had
lndlscreetly ordered the English ser-
vice book to be used and this led
to the stirring incident of Sunday,
23rd July 1639, in which Jenny Ged-
des was the principal figure. The
scene took place in the middle of the
Church. Jenny, like most of the wor-
shippers had brought her folding
stool, and just as Dean Hannay was
about to read the Collect for the day,
she emphasized her angry lemon-
astonished clerics head. Probably
had commemorative tnblcts raised to
the large tablet to the memory of
Robert Louis Stevenson.
(To be Continued)
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Que Mal' 18-Pro
duce. Wholesale egg prices remained
unchanged here today at from 30 to
were being offered at 32 cents fo
extras. 30 cents for. flrsts and 27-
cents for seconds, while British Co
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higher. Wholesale] evsls were 'ii
Mr. H. C. Muttart's
nooks led the conwst for th _
with so ms, ss.: points; the limeri-
luiug wiuissesmilos paiummo
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Rhode Island meds were third with 1 - Km ' *en °l' Pl‘°V Ill- Al the
55 533,, gg mmm,  gf  swag; &’”m”_: ::':’;fl;fuMf'~ years Passed. Mr. Mason developed a.
ur. .iamos 'mrliau a. is. lm e ‘ ~ ’ ' IM* 1°" f°l' flowers. and for nan
Afterihe “I-1u" l.
still lem tus contest for individual . . . . M Mm" mum M "mmm ll ll°l'l1°°'»°ld has been s mem for
kn & those Whose delilht is ill Dlllltl. Ihr
‘Yue mn th' muh” "°°°‘ in "U" the past 20 years he~has been a con-
nm xg" "““ ’°P°'*‘. "1"" *hm "lv mai oxiusiior at worm
°“""""¢ ‘ ` ' ' miiss nom his homo, sud
,,|,,,. “__ ' and _flowers usually carry oi!
cum” ~F“A'm" mmmd of the awards. He has always been
"‘°'°‘"‘°° ‘““’ "“""‘ °“°1‘ U* on old uns mtuodui and in psuuu
dum' U\l“i mlm. ` . Rnfofmen i I
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BEOOVEBS FROM ACCIDENT -
to his duties in Bkagwsy. Father
remembered by home friends.
riddle. it vru moved, ssbondod and
Donald Sinclair. The meeting adjour-
rcsc lace over crepe de chene; while
Mill”-Wil leied as chairman Bub-
Kivtn Dslrying. Miss Woodside,
nest meeting which is to be held
Brldaibanelohool.
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leo.-zoo. atareaanmkionignt. ziemgmgmfumqqgqwugmmgg
A u ---- H._J. -Paknnnoas Tlssedav. Maron
USUAL __ wnoall oourous Now obtain- asia. wma for  sera.
TIME V able all Drug Stores. Rotarians and ,___
‘“°ml°°" °f °fPll°\“ WM- 'io a.s.aun.p-an-_ rote: nsighm,
35\3'3'1°‘3i Preetown, suswnedfa loes when the
1 barn di his property in Norbom was
asaowarr ruirims nanarrr, “mu” b, .gh mm, ,M ,w,.m_
hDCkG¥l11I.iAi'l.l'¢l.\yi'lA>0,lDdlll.lUda Mx. muhm u no' muy humns
me at Amis Rink walnut. airs ,mm ,,,,,,,, .lmlm ai.-on, l..-...¢i..¢~ ...inf py|uTr....¢ ,.5
THE GREAT D06 STAB  ` ,__  vm m up to dnb to soreethrost membranes, fellas. `
' MANY HAPPY B-ETUB~Ns_]d.l'. ,__ ` I
and Mrs. 0. D. Mclean, Clyde River, nrgmy 9||0w|g_0n un “_ < .
'-N "°°i"”‘¢ °°°¥l'°¢“’°ll1°=° 0° lhll mmooa or aaron oth about thin ` it M it 4-"
' . - Y concern' Ar nslvn>'roN.
the 40th anniversary of their wed- zum. mind n um home of Mm . , . » I
__ Th"°°° ny’ N°‘"’°“' ‘nd “ld °' A - very. enjoyable concert and
kitchen shower in honor of Mrs. John basket ,wal was held ln knmpwn
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The mlny friends of the RJV. G- lid'  .:¥|tl;? 1:3? r'I.€::1°pl‘::$y ;[‘:;¢}c;_-i13tF;;|?1T:gVeI;:1xi§ci2fd':l5i)€ 
ar Gallant, , ' - ° ’
gs md w h‘;;r°:;::"§'° ’“°"‘°hu  decorated hasnt laden with the mm. ,_ mg., number of people Wm,
ynovgred from his f-,um ,uw ‘muh “ummm present" W” °a“'1°d mm in attendance and_ the building was
my in 5¢.m¢_ that he hu ntumad th° ’°°m by th’ M15" M350" GW' filled with an attentive audiencv.
diner And Aklles Fey. The verses, R¢y_'J_ p_ Kaye Mted 55 chairman
oauant is a non or mr. and Mrs. ar- mm °' mem °m““' 'md Wm" 'md "“’”‘¥ N” °"°"““ “W be" °‘
,,-em muum RWM md ,B may WN rw! by Mlss Marv Sloane and order prevailed. A splendid pro-
presentsd to the bride bl! M18 A8003 grain consisting of music. both vo-
 Aithough the event was a oem- cal andliilstruinvntal, reagzlliigs, stirs
D0 Surprise to the bride, she re- dancing, dialogues. mon loguu and
A`::':;?:“w'::’;"y?:£f;‘°f:‘;;1':N1;‘; oiled in a few words and thanked sketches was well lender-e<i_by looul
‘I “mam Jun” md bunch the people most heartily for their artists ably assisted by splendid tal-
” swngmm school w°‘u°°'h°m on kindness. Afterwards supper was ent from the adjoining districts.
Much um N me served by the hostess, assisted by Needless to say~each one acted their
wa “mon wu_°'plx“e’m“°nmnm° mm l’l°l’_dll1¥hter. Miss Agnes and Miss parts vcry credlta.bly indeed. but
ma of me pwviom méuna mr; Mary Sloane. Singing and music special mention must/be made of
'rad md named mn an vu wniled away the remainder of a the song4“'l‘he Girl I Left 'Behind
' _ m' pleasant afternoon. Me." by Mi-_"Neil Shaw, De,Bable,
swmd by °m‘ “mb” um' 5 who responded to a very hearty en-
core by slngin "I Got Spooney on
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carried that Miss Marguerite Sinclair Mary" also by request from a num-
Mh' mm’ hm” “ld WW” R?" ` ’n”°N‘“'. ber  the audience ne live s short.
‘“°“4 “"1” l“l““‘° ° P*'°lf“= °\' sslaot on' in' tho 'anno' tongue. mr.
III. . .
the next meeting. It was decided time “J J n‘:;:"'°4 “mm Ng; gh", my jun puma hi, ,em-,¢y_
mmm rv:-etc  -.ao nomic Mmm" n;m'”“"w ' ' fifth birthday but at hem is ssl
_ sim*-'~l'*° 01 em-UD OOM- ' young and gsyssuboyandbyhisi
preached on a spot near: the present .umbla fresh eggs were offering in mites. The secretary read a letter I h pleasing appearance is always wel-`
s limited quantity 32% to ss cents from Miss Wilson, Chief Red Cross um Hu' “ md mg Rum come on the stage. `
.for extra: delivered. ni-mnhu was Nui-ss. uvl-no that it very interesting M°°“°” 'pm ' ‘"7 °°" ”‘ "‘° Messrs Dougaiii Msorcinnoa. and
noted in the roar bum: mum poi-dolio from New zealand has ar- °"" ‘ -’
with d°°l°" NIIGWUI *mf 914°” `r'ived and will be sent to school. ways delighted di ees with
hid llrelldy l’°M=\l¢¢i Y-ll¢1l'1°W¢Sl'1¢V' The program committee mended a Mr' md un' ‘mlm mmpum ‘nd their splendid glgibittiorfn of step-
. WU
Street known as John Knorr els and were llkelyto become llllhtls contest and the winner was Mia.-npr mos; ;l:|u°“Mm“v,°r' Wm “mo” dancing were right in their els-
Donald Mac.Fe.dyen who have |.\
ments and wth Mr. Patrick 'irainor
cent higher today wtih quotations md b the mnimg an
rsnsins from 88% to M cents !°r /m¢h,;,___B M tm National “‘"'"'“m"‘"` *T “WAN” ;3¢ri;£n°12::il;e Lxasonmx; iixitiyvdhil;
the Church of st. Giles became the finest New Zealand. The cheese mar- _ UAB an and received 8 very hearty “_
ket continued dull, while the potato ' ` M tc “'-' plum*
“flu” 1;* '“"‘Z‘Y ""“°’ ‘l'"'*‘- rsnaunsas wan-on the mum- Wu hx, §n"'mm""d:,°d;,i_; 'fm M the °l°°° °f the crori-am. s
sho;  :gist 1; evgettgrgaiu' 1;- ml O, Much sm M the church ,I mo .mmm °*“”"‘t tm UPL”  hearty vote oi thanks was tendered
’ the Immaculate C ti Malde those who came from South Mel-
ODCGD OD, D, lnnutu _
Wholesale suilsr prices were reduced Mun A ve” puny wedding wok nm le a March lotdliigl Notfwittge vine' De Sable' victoria -nd C"_
here today, the ten cent reduction ph” ‘mm an home of um bmw! _ poor con on o wud m help the Hampton people
makinga total reduction of ze-cents .um mn gamma. Bowl' TM roads, there was a well filled Hall, make th, entertainment mo “we”
per loo pounds. since March thir- ' V ' ' and 1udgin} by un plugs ggpm.
¢_m¢|p¢n¢,, m mu happy ,vent we” it was and also the ladies for mah-
teenth imports of refined sugarfrum P _ - sions of those present everybody
Mr. Joseph McMillan of St. Peter’a ' ing the baskeu. the committee in
C b id to be ponsibl I ’
tlile adetrling, as prleesnasre nowelovgf 3"' 1"' 1" *nd ws' MW B' rixist lzimznjdyiltlleéevtrndmgt may hm Cham md ul who helped in my
er than ‘they have been for some P°w°_"' °‘ New Penh' P' E" I' The Following is tiie»program:- . :;y'c;m;b`lI;)h;  Myers' in ms us'
strsnee by throwlns the stool at 1-he vom out Quotvwmvl new rl-use °°"”°°"" "";‘f:;f°m°d'b*'hr";° mt" Orwnlns chorus; Reading. by Mr. tlonoerprho hidaixrliir wiwfxrmlmg'
from sado roi- mo pound runnin to ”°”"”“' °' 1'” °- ' ' nuclei- ioneorsdl; Dialogue sy Master `
she was the first of the suffragettes. $6.00 to $6.05 for two pound cartons. tu” 1" " "W" °f°1d1°°° °"°' Wm" Harold Taylor; Dialogue; Monologuc Lismiigeifd BQYZE w}:°k'wmmd `
Both the Dean and his assailant have No. l yellow was quoted at $4.90 to °"”`d° °h°“°' W” °"'°nd°d by he* by gn" Mum MMI god; muosuc. AWA hun r The qu C M el” 8°
“A95 and n°_ 2 yeuo, Ft fmmlum sister Katherlne,_in a dress of dusty som by m. Burden (encondr Dm; wuyreauzidy. N hsrrug sim oi' $106
their memory. Here also may be seen to $4.85 Der 100 pounds. loin; mmmmlon for “ls of émdy. repairs on ,ne char; shedflsegexr
ofrrawa ont. Mar. is-nes. ll\° Umm was ulmlwrlod by his mu- 3°, D f I ‘S
Maritime ees marines continues 'my sin. chu-lu iz. 1-rilton. a dslishiiul m°|,“y, mx? °:°"°;r(°“°°’°“" h°"”‘3 ““‘° 1" “‘° “°° °°° fl" 41°'
and unsettled today but the situn- Mention wu elven at the homo or ° ’ 'l Wm” ““" ‘““”`° W” ml’ “W” h*“’° the
' , Turner, Mr. George Macleod and pleasure of havin another oo rf,
tion on me in-get mn-nu or son- the moms aunt, Mrs. charles A. Mu," mmm mu , d,. , , K “°°
ml canada appear, to be .main-, i-nltor., at which upwards or a hund- Dmow Bo. mm (:;w.r:;l;>fr1;u. iiicrimnsxizsirs sig; 0; in-idny evening
Toronto. This egg market is un- red luesta were present. The newly - 5, 0; nz '
changed, but continues to display married couple were the reel i is f lon ' 501° by Mr' Bun" (m°°'°d)’
more madmm_ mmm m hmm “ummm nm Mm l shox: ;';ne;’_ niuogus; moi. by in-. cool-go uso- cer.i:-:nnarns 1ors'r srnmnsll
but are clearing up well. Montreal. moon spent in Boston and Provl- mm .nd Mr' wuhu Tum" mx'
E83 receipts here Yesterday were dence. Mr. and Mrs. McMillan left x°d):;:::,?¥u°ieX;;1:|)“ g‘;’;|:y Threol;?indl' O1? tu imrch mh-(By
» i un ._ _
37 cents a dozen. Ontario fresh eggs M15 “"3 ” °°ml’°”d "° "M °"" 1°' “Wil h°ll'l¢ li- SL P¢l»¢l’S BW. chan". su, of pm. Numan” A; son, ofsnoskung re;salib:Ft;:L"I'o]:B
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el on the wrresnondine dm lui mass edward island, ill ¢i b ‘ ' “
om.” nm n .N “mm” . ° °w° 7 them. Organists for the evening, ship. celebrated his 10ist birthday at
l'°'“'~ ° ll the soon wish 1 th l
um, mum. mu ,uk .mwum .ml menu es ° e I many Mrs. James Macharen and Miss Ruth his home overlooking scenic Bcskung
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ample for requirements. The market i Mellisn. e n the highlands of the town-
Slllll. nearly 2.000 feet above sea level.
el. St. John. lggprioss hers contig- "°"“ BOU'i‘iIAl\IIP’.l‘0N NEW! LBS* ylfilr Mr. Muon invited the en-
ue to work lower. Most dealers have B i -1- ll!! ¢0lllltl'yside to his 100th anni-
sufficient supplies, on msd me MM" E "WY “mm” 'rho party hold at the homo or vemrv. sutsthis your tho day was
shipments from country points con- Megan Mr. Lsughian MacKinnon on Mon- -lllsllt flllllltly although man dm
s was nod rob. aoih. t ' Y PP'
tlnue to increase. Dealers are quot- no p_ mu with mmf “Mmm p'm:_ day night March ard.. was a most ed lll dullns the dey to oder con-
ing country shippers for ungrdaded em m, mmm mms nt M enjoyable aifsir and W" enjoyed by sratulatlons.
eggs, extras 28-39, firsts 25-I0. sec- uh" ’ r' slL The music was fumished by Dllfllls his younger days, Thomas
onds 22-23 delivered, cases retum-  . ' Francis MacAulay and Ronnie Mac- Mason was a sailor, and sail d _
ed. Hslifdx. There has been no 2% fgngnwfungi W" Ninn study' Kinnon. tically every sea. He is still amxii
change on this egg market over the ng mm pm’ “W big-set man, and one can rea;-lily’
week end although the situation con- ` Miss Georgina Campbell, teacher imagine him as il fi '
tlnues my and unsettled. °°m°°"°°“ °! be" “nd dm’ °""'1" 0! B°uthlmrmn..spent the week ond in his youth. Lo:vin:;wiho¥:;: 
WM Weeks. poultry. Mr. Matheson, -
. cultivation of soils, Min Minyne. °° h” hm' m Pm" P°'“" ’,’_Ly°°" °“°' "° *°°“°° 'li B°°l‘ll°s
mmculms me I M _ e and was one of the first pig..
"V In ""‘hm° Among those who went im in the neers of that country Hs bum ;
.MU~|-rAR-[PEN LEAD.. tio. French exercises, and nature I ' ‘
-_ -uv  f-  mn- ~ .‘°'°..°.:::..f:"...°;.‘:.:°;:...:§.°':...::;° ;12l.“..:§'.  ° 
I . ' ri me la qu u, eleg-
lvua as ia rfisoo saints ro- WMU- Wh l>°1°h°r was-sive -
ima In lay." cum". fn. um . hum N Papua. Mk’ wmdlm: and Francis Maekinnon. irénizittiliae :train folrtest; Ere lle\l'iaa
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won snail; mms ia. mo. “ld Ml" Wwh vm amaoinwi on f P’ l1l'°»~=<l
9,, “umm , It NY- ~7°llll Mmm 01 Newport. was his ion, Alma Mason, lives with him
mn "°° 1°' H 1‘°°°ll° "WW 0° Millhemrton. on the old homestead. . if
March 20th.. at 'I ll. in.. o'clock in "Q Umm." of Pnmnud ‘NE Mason can tell many a story 
. . o e od days in the township of
mfkrflid lf. fvhl IIGIO 0! Hllibugtgn, gf tha dl” when wud
animals
He declares he has always been
very regular in his habits, sleeps and
eats well and lias‘ alwlys- been a
llwfvtistrofoobacoo. Heisetsll
m¢nofbi¢inme.snden‘mithsu»s
of all his faoul\ies._ His wifrdled
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` JAMII A. MOAUIAY
At sour-is Line Road on Feb. 13th.,
sits; five days illnvu of pneumonia
James A. MeAulay. lied 51 years.
, with the exception of a year em-
` ployed on the 'lrenscontuiental R.
R., survey and s year in New York,
the deceased lived on the homestead
farm which by his industry he db
velaped and equipped with modern
machinery. Ever ready to help, he
was a kind and obllsing neighbor.
As a member of Bt. Marys Church.
Souris and of the Knights oi' Coi-
yiimhus. hs was sssidvsur in his du-
ties,~ often walking hve miles to
Church when vehicular travelling
v.'as_not pouible. Fortified by the
last Sacraments of his Church he
has passed to his reward. The fun-
eral held Sunday afternoon was
_lareely attended considerilu the un-
favorable westher. I-ie leaves to
lnoum four sisters Mrs. lnnus Mc-
Qlsean, Nvw York. Mrs. Gibbons,
iTlmPl. Florida, Mrs. John Collin-
bell. Panaiiis. Mrs. John Mdbonald.
bos Angeles, Cal., MT. Ind Urs.
Lenus Mclean arrivld home in time
to attend the funeral. To thus and
other relatives we tender oursinoers
sympathy. May his soul rest in
peaoe.~
MALYEQUI 1
It is with sincere regret that this
community learned of the placing
or Mir. James Bums on sunday
morning.~ror over eighteen months
lwed ones and friends have watch-
ed over him with tender ease, ever
hoping that t.he'pro¢'rees of his dil-
easev might be. stayed but this was
not to be. 'I‘hrough all his .luderinl
and it was great Mr. Burns retain-
ed that elieeriness which was so
cllaractrrlstic oi his life. His lick-
room was a centre where friends
visited and one and all were heart-
ily greeted and he was ever ready
`io pass s. Joke with them or to cena-
ment kindly in their interest. Mr.
Burns was born sixty-three years
.ago and in early manhood was mar-
ried to Miss Margaret Crozier. of
this place and as a. result of their
union. four dauglitcrs and six sons
were bom as follows: Mrs. John Pal-
mer, of Conway, Mrs. 1l‘l'arik Bagnlll.
of Hunter River. Misa Stella. N
Hertford, `Conn.. Misses Mary.
}Lo\lise and Helen ‘ac home. Messrs.
iCv¢or‘ge and Harold of Hartford.
Conn., William of Charlottetown.
and Stephen. st home. His wife and
children have the sympathy of this
community in their sorrow. for it is
realised they shall sadly miss him
to whom they have ministered with
such love and can. not only so. but
citizens in general. young and old.
share their sorrow and mourn with
them in the severing of the tis
which bound him in them. The fum-
eral will take place on Wednesday
afternoon in Keir Memorial Ohuroh
Rev. D. M. Gram, and M‘.A '=
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