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above n . llucom-
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natural action of the Stomach, livu
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MONDAY
IINTERRUPTED HONEYMO0N._-
A St. John exchange says: There
arrived in the city on the Point du
Chene express Tuesday evening a
happy young man and woman from
Prince Edward island. It was at once
apparent that they were bride and
groom-_ She clung tightly to his arm;
she gazed devotedly up into his face,
and he looked into her eyes with rap~
turous admiration. But. their honey-
moon was disappointediy short. The
immigration regulations prevented-
their entrance to the United States
because of their being short of the
required funds. and the officers were
coxgpqlled to turn them bask. _ The
bri e and groom remained here last
nlgl& and lingered about the -Un-
ior_i_ pot»,,t.§1is,,uioi°ning. They did hot
seem to m nclftthe ibrupt c_h,ange'*.||i
their iimievniooulnse but__,detsv_qv%a
to make the best of it, and sat b ll-
ing and coping" in the depot while
rection, and saucy boys’ whistled the
chorus ot' “Just a. Little Love; s,'_‘Llt-
tie Kiss," and similar refralns, which
from their "s-pooping,” seemed ap-
propriate.
INTERESTING VISIT.-The Guard.
ian is indebted to Mr. A. E. MacLean
for the following dcscription of the
Quebec Bridge, which he was shown
over by the chief enginc-cr, on his re-
cent visit to Quebec City. The bridge is
the largest of its kind in the world.
The main span, which is 1800 feet lon?
is 90 feet longer than anything yet at _
cmpted in bridge building. The h`eiglut,‘
feet. The weight of iron used in con-
lieight clean above water is 150 feet
so that the largest ship afloat can pass`
under. ’l‘wo railway tracks and two
oi’ the iron can scarcely be imagined.
passers-by"shot glances in tlieifdlri.
of the top from the watcr level ls 38D"`“`°f
sidewalks run accross. The inimensity "~
led, and another million in field equip-
ment at the bridge site. The work will l
union station now building. in addi
about thc same magnitude going on
ty foot lcvei. The decp water termin- Y
are to be complctcd this fall which (
is taking nn new activity and isgoing _
Wear This Patriotic
_ Badge
and help the Island Pat-
riotic Fund. Price 10c
each. Proceeds to be
given to The Island Pat-
riotic Fund.
Charlottetown Guardian
1219-s-s-M att.
Wanted lo llenl
By August 15th
House and Stable
entrally located.
Apply at 202 Kent
St.
SAINT 1
ANDR EW’S
COLLEGE
fononvo - -"'iinv.
ll.lstns.~"rr.ir and Day School for
A Boys. i,`||||l‘_b llu§rLowsr Schools.
-Boys pr|~|u\|~i\d f Matricuiatioli
i|ii,0'zil¢ lluivcmiiicli. for onirancn into
the Royal Military f‘oliogc. und for
Hiisi|u.uxs._ Vulcndar sont on application. '
__ ADDRESS DF APPRECIATION. -
On Wednesday evening, June 30th.
about fifty young people of Spring-
field, Lot 67, assembled at .the home
of _Mr. H. B. Haslan to bid farewell
to Miss Bessie Rattee, who has re-
signed as teacher of the Springfield
Sch00l and intends leaving lu a short
time for Montreal. The evening was
enioysbly spent in games and music,
after which Mr. Peter Sinclair was
called upon to act as chairman and
the following address was read by Mr,
Ernest Haslam. Springfield, June
30th, 1915. To Miss Bessie Rattee-
It isfwith regret mingled with pleasure
that we meet .here on the eve of your
departuretroln Springfield _tp say fare,
well._ During the .short time_you
imvsiieen in inis’¢ommuniiy_ you have
won the este_e and con_fidenc_e of all
.who _have had” the pleasure d_§ Y0\\l_‘
acquaintance' in the _$Cl!`°0l_"Y0' “"9
by. your ,cneZ;-fn_i_‘ii,iia _ kinlny .jaappsi-
tion gained the iesgect 'and affection
of your puplls,"a.'nd' ai/e proved to bc
a painstaking, conscientious and-quam
pctent teacher. As a' ‘member of our
Division of the S," 'of Try we_ have
found you a very- willing worlrer»;»p;i,.
an efficient oiicer and in the distric
generally your services have in every
way been highly appreciated. We
wish to extend to you our best wishes
for the future and also to wish you
God speed on your Jurney to your
new home in Montreal Signed on
be-half of District,-C Maud iiaslam,
Agnes L_ I-laslam, Iro N. McKay, J.
Ernest Haslam, F W E Hsslam, Peter
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binclalr
1-f_'.»'\1i aged and most respected farmer
Westmoreland was called away on
July 6th, when Mr. Edward McVittie
siruciiioii is 65.000 ions. The heaviest _nassed_`011 to his eternal home. Mf-
lm in connwucn _was 190 t0m,__ The Mcvittie was born in Dumfriesshire,
Scotland, 77 years ago, and emigrat-
ed to Westmoreland, P. E. I., with his
father, the late James McVittle, when
boy of six years old. He leaves to
mourn a widow, three sons and one
One million dollars was spent in a duughler- 1\8m‘fIY”WlI~II9-m- 0" U19
special plant at Lacliine near llioutreal IIUIHESV-91111. Al/ard McVlttie, Crapaud;
wlicrc the bridge material is asse-mb JUIIII- I" Tawma- W“5h-- “Hd MVS-
J
ohn McLeod, in Prince Albert. and
wo brothers, Robert and John, West-
lio finished lil about 18 months and fmofelandf to m0\U`n the IOSS Of ll kind
will bring into Quebec City some wh father and loving husband and bro-
different Railway lincs to the' great filer- MF- MCVUU9 had |3990 aiiing
> o
r eight months, being stricken with
_ f’
mm to this were ure mher ‘wr-ks of cancer in the throat. which he bore
- w
ith true Christian fortitude. He was
such as the damming of the St. Char- "ever Ileufd t0 murmur ill the CFOSB
les liivcr to raise the water to a twcn- he had I0 bei" mid was Often heard
o say' his suffering was nothing to
als which will be thrcc miles in length what OUT' SlWi0l-lf Slllfefell fOr illm.
fm. UH, mg owan [_im,,S_ also me ¢“,,_ The service at the home- was con-
ncl through the mountain near the ducted IW the R9V- MT- DBRUIB, 85818!-
wziti-r front, so that thc transcontin- 0'! DY the Rev- MF- MCKHY. Mid hiS
viitnl can run ilircct to their immense ,mlmilfls WHS I'0II0W9d by ll large con-
ncw shops. Sonic 17 larger bulld”lngs V°“"S€ OI' D@0Dl@_ 10 Sl- J0lln’S (fhllrch.
'rapaud. where Mr. Deathe held sol-
wiu employ iihout 4,000 people; on 011111 Sefvive and raid e loving tribute
thc whole the historic city of Quebec _'I0 the d@C€aS9d fl'0m the Words
Blessed are the dead who die in ie
_ fi
forward in a steady march of DFUHFCSS- Lord and th” weary are at "QED"
The pall-bearers were Albro How-
`att, James McVittie. Parker Rodger-
son, John Howatt, (Trisp Moore, liob-
NERVOUS CHILDREN “
rl Moore, nephews of the deceased
HARD STUDY AND TOO LITTLE
EXERCISE LEADS TO ST.
VITUS DANCE
There is much criticism of modern
ciliicatioiial methods that require too
much work of school children, allow-
ing them too little time for play and
preventing sufficient out-of-door exer-
cise. \’Vl1cn the study of' music or any
other actfomplislimenf, with the neces-
sary practice, is added the strain is
iiicrcascd. lTndcr these conditions the
blood bcomes impoverislicd and fails
to nourish the nerves. The child be-
comes restless, and twitching of the
muscles in walking and drops what
it trics to hold. Pallor. listlessness
and irritablity are symptoms that
curly show that thc blood and nerves
are failing to meet the demands matic
upon them, and that St. Vitns dance
has fastened its hold upon the child.
In this condition there is no tonic
can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
whicli build up the blood, strengthen
the nerves and safely help'to meet
the demands of tho growing child. Out'
of-door exercise. nourishing food,
plenty of sleep wth these tonic pills
will curc even the most severe cases
of St. Vitns dance. VVc offer the fol-
lowing proofs: “Up to the age of ten
years," safs Mrs. Johnson, of Hem-
ford,'N. S., "my son Calvin was as
healthy and rugged as any child
could be. Then he began to complain
that his eyes hurt him, and of pains
in the head, and began to fall back in
his studies at school. Then I noticed
a twitching of the muscles of his
face and arms, and later his whole
body seemed to be in constant mo-
tion. Our family physician wascallctl
in and pronounced the trouble a. sev-
cre attack 'of St. Vitns dance, He was
under the rlocfor's treatment for some
three months but did not eem to
improve. We had taken liiim from
school, and were careful that nothing
should excite him but nothwlth-
standing he grew worse, and the least
start would bring on attacks of hy-
steria. This went on for some months
until Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were
brought to my attention, and we de-
cided to give him this medicine; Af-
tcr using a few boxes there was a.
noticeable improvement. and by the
timc he had taken nine or ten boxcs
lit- had recovered his former _good
iicailli. There. has llccn no sign"-of 9.
return of the trouble, and l can
scart-cly say how tliaiikful we feel
for thi- complete restoration of our
son's licfilllif' _ ___
Parents who find their growing
boys or glrlb lrccomiug nervous should
lose no time in giving them Dr. Will-
iams' Pink>_1-l’_Ills. You may ward
all itttackbf St. Vitns dance, ‘prog
the trouble has rcnclicd that stage
_the Pills will cffectn cure. Sold by
A n'l`erm oammen¢csSq9t..i.'l,i9l5 _
.  D. BRUCE MA»C30NA|.D. _ .
I _ M.A., LLD.. Hind autor ' I
l*O1l‘1I_O
all medicine daaers`or by mail' nl. 50
cents n box or six hoxcs for $2.50‘frblh
The Dr. Williams' - Medicine- Cd,
Brockville, Ont. _ ,
1;
_ MILBURN-A most enjoyable even-
mg was spent at the home of' Mr. John
Pyke, Mllburii, on Saturday evening,
June 26th. A large number of both
the young and old assembled al_ Mr.
Pykes to greet Mr. John McDonald of
that vicinity, one of our brave island
heroes who is training at Sussex, N.
B. for the present great war. Mr.
McDonald was home on a short fur-
lough and all only too willingly rc-
sponded to the call to meet at Mr.
Pykes, and make tip a purse for a don.
ation to show how much he was
esteemed by all who had the pleasure
of knowing him. Dancing was en-
Jloyed by all present for a few hours,
then" all repaired to the dining room
where a most sumptuous supper was
served-by Miss Ruth Pyke and some
of the kind and hospitable ladies of
Milburn. During the festal hours, God
Be \Vitli You 'l`lll VVQ Meet Again,
and other suitable pieces were sting,
while Miss Grace Rapson presided at
the- organ. Aftersupper a most ex-
cellent address was read to Mr. Mc-
Donald by Mrs. Samuel Rapson, ac-
companied by a purse of money. Mr.
M_¢Donald made a fitting reply and
shbwed his gratitude for the people’s
kindness. Although all are very sor-
ry to see Mr. McDonald departing
from them, they are proud of his bra-
very and loyalty to the Empire and
all wish him good luck and a speedy
return to oliis friends. 'They also
fold him they would be watching the
press to sec where he shot the head
oil' Kaiser William. After the sing-
ing of the National Anthem, all bade
Mr. McDonald farewell and dispersed
to their homes, hoping some time in
tlie_near future to welcome him back
again.
Aff.c_&an illness of scarcely one
week Bay Fortiiiic Mrs. Frctl Mac-
Kenzie; on Saturday afternoon, July
5th, 1915. ,Sho endured grcut suflcr-
lngduring her short illness, but nt all
times was most cheerful and comfort-
ing to tile many dear friends who
icalled daily upon her. She spoke of
her__a_pproacliing departure with sweet
calmness and resignation, as to cause
general wonderment to her dear fum-
il-y and friends from one wiio had
everything in life to livc for, bcliig
only thirty one years of age, happy.
_contented and beloved by a devoted
husband, father, mother and sisters
_'who ldolized lier and two precious
lamall soils of 8 ami 6 years, and a
baby daughter of 10 months and yet.
family for their future gulfiance and
religious development. has been one
of the most remarkable instances of
the true (llirlstion love and faith ln
»(}0d. Neyer lfor one moment did slic
feel alle ebliltlrecover from her illness
and yet no word of resentment or
criticism passeti"her lips. 'sweetly and
touchlngly,»re_n'iarklng that it "It's
God‘_s_will f_or_ me to go, l am ready
to go," and when the final moment
came"'ldr"ht$r 'to go; ‘she 'passed .way
i .- __ -__ departure, but richer for having had
her here, and the deepest sympathy
is in’abundant iden ho
ST. MARGARET’S GOLLEGE
GHOOI- FCI ,ICED
,,_“‘ B ch” U | M" I, '_ *_ dignified, and largely attended from
( ”l1'p;¢¢ud:s2d':' lg; ndl near and far to show their last re
-her constant reference to things to be
looked-after and deep concern of her.
slileatly and sweetly to iier Mal%_er. `\
This community is the poorer for er \$
hev ce from all w \\
_ knew her to er bereaved family in \\i\
TURONTO this, their sad hour and grief. The _\i\__`~\"\\
A l.8|D!N1'|A|_ ‘ND DAY . services at the home were simple and ,f
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YEAST CAKES
 The best'
I/ig
The large attendance of ratepayers
and others evidenced the interest tak-
en education and the popularity of the
teachers, .The examination was cond-
ucted by ,Mr. George Yeo, Miss Sadie
Moreahed and the teachers, and show-
ined, and the great progress made was
serves much praise for her succcssful
work. The ratepayers of Knutstord
ectness was a most notable feature.
RQYAL yeast in~- _
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so eonvtuumuv' .iiifs’h._xr‘ 'i1;_°*.=_i;=_.‘_f_'._
` ' f'fY0§9f|T0.0NT.' and Mrs `-Ra __ ' .ret\i_n`ed` to
w|NN|#6'3 `i__- ' Moana:/ti_ " 'il°¢lHé"6n Fr y' ll , 
examination of Knutsford graded sch- U
ool was held on Friday June 25th. W
ed by the. ready answers Ve’-V “areful Grand Division meets at Darnley next
training and most gratifying success. T
The Primary Department in charge 5* -St' ffugrd Certificates to _Kem
°f Miss Alice J°h“’“’" was first ""“"‘° slhlgioii, aflicre teams will await dele-_ _ _ From the Choicest Canadian Wheat bl' _
most pleasing to all present. The tea- é
cher of the numerous little "tote" de- lr
but what is their loss will be anothers n
gain ln the Advanced Department in H
charge of Miss Annie Mcl(cnv.ic corr- a
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with that teachers throughout. the -com
ingeayear and help us to make their
llv ‘ln Khutsford as useful and happy*
as it -had been in the past. The pupils
kindly remembered the teachersyvlth
numerourglfts and after partskinj
of the dalnties provided by the teach
ers and listening to the closing" addr-
ess' given by Miss Mamie Adams, one
p _ e pupils this most instructive and
asking them to unite in co-operation I-I _ \._
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position .always ,ready to_ 1,1919 _lI}0§‘*
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IillTI'ER; __~SEI.E0'IBD 'FROM THIS WEEK #HEY  ii ~ l" ~ ` ~ K DAY. _ .SUBS .
For Rich
_ L;-'.~.\ r.-;| _ real ofternoom _ world cannot buy 3  more-nuff
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I -¢¢§ADA “<"wsooin‘9"?a'h "sl-rite"-m‘u i ""_ "1  ‘  ' - -_  *" _' '_
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__ _ Will \_'°&Id°-"i 'T  n than meat or é gs, is more 62' li!
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_- ‘ _ _ __ _ away at unease ef. 1 6 _n theman whodne _ hings with an__'i_g rain
mm"mAT'°"` Th” "”"`“""““l ”$I,°l§,°,”,,"i',§'.Z'L'?‘.§_i.,i‘_.Z.;“Z'fI§é`.‘§§fia}i»i§ The _ideal summer diet for ~iiai_t1ii_,_,ii_ii
as of’ s loving and sympathetic dis- Strength Give your stomagh 3 pleasgn
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neetiisiie it-tives besides ah aged"  ~ surprise after the heavy foods of Winte
|l“Sba1“I»_.Il1f€** Hislefs “mi °“° '"°"‘,` Eat it for breakfast with milk or crea
Eat it _forsupper with ripe berries or othe_
._ fresh fruits.
liursday, 15th inst. Railway will MADE IN CANADA I »
tuvert will deliver a. (lantern) illus- The ca||ad|a||  whgat c0||‘|pQI|y, 
ated address ln__tl_ie eve_eitln_g»_ __ _ _ _ _ _ "Inna Fans' “mario _.
ORGANIZATION ' MEETING-Mis” ' roiiosro orrical is wsttincron srluuar sm'
1eeting_iu the schoolhouse at (Jler~ _ /-""5
iont on the eve'iii|rg'of-the 16th July ' ,_ _ r ___  _,./ /,f
t 7 o'1Ioc*k ‘ ' Tile tltlbjeci, will/ liis 1 If' _fm 9 ;‘ ~¢'.ff»_¢_._
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Tl e rich cannot know the toys Of
toilcr unless they are willing f_0_
_ “ /\\\\ the_w0rId'  ‘gYable`exaniinatloii was brought Stain froln lndlgcstlble'nog-nlitntlo
  '  "close by singing the National foods thilf pl‘€V€Ilt CICZI' thlllklllg
/ _ Makes _ ` _ - _ _ ‘
 QED perfect’ `iiiii'2hi'ii`€y"`il;i"s;2nid§p:$§i1piffiiilid quick acting. The richest man in thi
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The advanced class showed that the t
classes in like manner showed that r
they were not advanced until they
were qualified and thoroughness in
everything was marked in all the (vias. on
look for great things from this school. Il
ing program was carried cut.-Words
of Welcome by Blanche Dyment. Cho-
feel loathe_to part with Miss Johnson Hazel LU Stérhh .Wm adm-,ess B public
li.
_ __t_d_ ...i I _- ,_ _a _ :_ sy  _l _ V 
“M” ~ ~~»-- ~ »,~» -~ nsn»~ nt,
'rav|No. Fon co|_|_soE-- Eighty-~ ' \ _ _ ~ _-_.-`-__§`,‘,_\._f?;f__ 
ses of this departnient. Tlioroughncss tions ut Momuglm The examhwrs __ __  __ `   .___._ ,,,` if J 
is everything ln “chow “Mk “S m were Vernon Crockett, inspector York ` `
c pupils took the entrance exumina- -
Women;s_ iii:-;titutees.” ‘lt is expcctcil  '_ tl., F  '
“ roundwork" was o‘ll Th» other in ml hmm“\° Will be Qrgamzed at  _ f" ` "iw"-Q* I l
g 5 ' ‘ - ‘ ' this meeting and a large at.t_ciiilaiicc is - - _ _=;,~{:' ;.:,_,.»; _ -_., ___-__;_c",l ‘_  '- 1 _,Hi
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chers excelled to a great degree. Under _ _ S ,I I Su nv -_~.___ . _._ N-» _ ._    ___¢.
  'f.:;;fif'gz:::_.i1i:;is:_'_ ..;;i.‘;  _ -  i 1 
' ‘ ‘ Inn. v4us~v»vA~" ""5  T
ispector Montague, D. S.. Fraser ln- _ _ _  
PATRIOTIC MEETING FOR CO-
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everything else and in this both tea- Daniel _,_ Sham muchen Uigg_ it ____ __ _‘__ ____~‘___.-___._.-  _ 
Throughout the exercises the follow- Spector whim Road CmBs_ -_ -.-_.,~.__._____-____-.__.___ 
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tion, Curfew must not Ring Tonight
da Dyment. At the conclusion of’ the
program words of commendation were
expressed and' some wholesome _t
rus, 'l`ipperar:~'. by me S‘~'I}°°I~ “°°.`im` NOE COVE.-A patriotic meeting will
by Jennie Yeo, Chorus, Maplc licat' Q;
l~‘or Ever hy the school, liccitation, '_
The first Year at School, by “lots” ol` 0
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' __ I' _ ' _' ‘_ _‘ `amp e , ‘uperm em en ‘t ' - came ie rue o cv. ci ' <
A Young American _n Pliialorc by Vol. mom Rev_ Dr_ Fullerton and 0thers_ Sutherhmm formerly ol, Tremom
advice give" by Mr' Gvorge Yw' org iizcd at Sourls West to include
Secretary of the Trusfcos. lie sh- _‘Mg . , , ~ _ “I
owed that the boys and girls of gint school district as uell as (iowin L_'
impotence of all the attributcs that
go to make up good citizens ami it gre.
at Empire. Mr. Alfrcd lllorcslicd who
takes a. great intcrcst in school work
and in the building up of' a thorough
Canadian seiitinicnt, impressed the
pupils with the importance of' attenti-
iug school regularly. At the conclusion
ot' these very instructive spccclies.
Miss Jolinson and licrscll thankiu
and their past courlcsies to them and
today will be thc men and wom- 1.(
cn of a few years hence and that \
all should be inipressed with thc grcat n
ie_lieltl at (lance (love on Tliursday
ieut will be present, and a number
"woMEN's iNsT|‘ru‘rEsi-During
he past week a new lnstit.ute was n
rac. The regular day of meeting w
Vctlncsduy of each mont_h. The first il
vcning. 'l‘lie band of the 82nd licgi- '__
f \'oculistS.~ The principal speakers m
LEG BROKEN.-Yesterday aflcr-
oon, shortly after one o'clock; tl long
crly Miss Flossic l\1:1cl{ciizic. ‘lf
ii lat who ust one vcar ai-I0 U0
Murray Harbor Church,
, president Mrs. Harding
to the visiting members
itil-'ming of int-_ c. W. n.°1v.
Meeting opened by singll
by prayer and scripture
Mrs lizivncr. 'An address
ioreman, Mr. Put Mullins, ol’ this
ty, met with an at-vi<it>iit_ While
orking on thc lt. li. \\'il11l‘f. llilllllll'
’r 'ms IIISWM0 Wm be me secundliiig bales of pressed hay from a. car
ito n schooner iii sonic way lie slip-
nll present for their large attemlaiice "li
“""‘i"*i' ]“’w""*"" has bee" pla“"ed pcd with a bundle ol' hay falling be-
LO-mke PIM” 0" the e"°"i"g Gf "N" tween thc wharf and schooner into
-ftli August, when Miss McFarlane
will address thc meeting, the meeting
to be held in the schoolhouse at Sou-
flie watcr, getting at had wctting and
at_ thc same time breaking his right
lcg bctwccn thc knee and the ankle.
Vis West- -First aid call was sent to the machine
T0 VISIT ‘THE ISLAND-Mrs.
sh or uit- 1*. 1-1. 1.’ iiliiirbliii, Anti ‘nu
OD
that could bc donc by Messrs. (‘liand-
John MacKenzie, accompanied by her cr, Newsome and Mi'_Qtiaid to misc
Miss McKenzie, teaclier,of` the advaii'-' fricud, lllihs. Duncan McMasfci's, lcft
cod deparimcnt, replied on behalf of. _Wuterside. N. S.. on Suutrtlay last to
"visit lim- grnmftlaughtor Mrs, Arolii- pullout rcliiovctl tu thc t‘liariotii~towfi
aid Suuicrland, of’ Murray Uarlio, l’. liospitnl, wlicre lic is doing as wt-ll us
thc man's :~iufl`cring was done till the
arrival of Dr. lllclilillan, who liatl tho
E. island. Mrs. Sutlierlaiul was for- can lic cxpcctcd.
cn by Mrs. Henry and r
by Mrs. Wells, after whic
titled “Under His Wings
tifully rendered by Mrs
Mrs. Burke l<‘ivc societies
ing order, with four life
cd during the year at Grei
und over $500 raised. Mo'
ried that Mrs. Schurman
worker, to visit each so
once it year. It was _ dqci
continue thesupport of 1
our Native Mexican Ev
i motto for coming year to
l ull things through Christ
by prayer by Mrs. lieirr
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