OCTOBER 10.1921 ' run CHARIDTTETOWN GUARDIAN PAGE  
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     5" -   d l PI‘  ' K, ,   ‘were! rectgviad c Saturday morn- ' I - ~ - ~ - - 1 . . 
     
    

    
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     , of Mr. Kenneth J. . . l 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     The general efficiency was won by 
     
     Vancouver Medium Battery. The , 
     
    
   
   
    
      “"1"”  °’  By Making It Four InA Row On Saturday 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 weeks meetitngs of the W. M. S.-and 
     
     Ladies Aid Society were held. The 
     
     Y .P. S. C. E. shows more than usu- 
     
     al activity. This week the C. G. I. T. 
     
     Mission Band and Cubs are organ- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Stipendiary Magistrate, Charlotte- 
     
     town loses one of its moat estimable 
     
     ladies. After a. short, severe illness 
     
     she passed away Saturday moming 
     
     at the P. E, Islan Hospital where 
     
    
   
   
    
      Robirilloo“ Fl 
     
    
   
   
    
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     pure aridlxtry, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     __ Qgtown commanded by Capt. D. F. 
     
     7i Mutton Jaw‘, 
     
    
   
   
    
     U“, DYUWU Tierney won sixth place and thel 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     izing for the fall and. winter work. 
     
    

    
     , Under the capable leadership of 
     
     Prof. Thompson the choir is increas- 
     
     ing in numbers and rendering ex- 
     
     cellent service. Yesterday afternoon 
     
     they were in charge of the musical 
     
     service at Marshfleld. whlle ‘the 
     
     Minister, - Rev. M. scott Fulton. 
     
     conducted service in the Belfast 
     
    
   
   
    
     everything jthat l '  care and 
     
     tender nurslngicouid. do, could not 
     
     avail and at the age of 59 years she 
     
     has been called home to a‘fuller 
     
     life. She was a devoted wife and 
     
     mother, loved and revered by 
     
     friends and relatives. A faithful 
     
     communlcant of St. Jotiiep, amem- 
     
     ber of the Ladies Aidfdnd Rresident 
     
     Presbyterian Churoh- » of the Women's Missieuiarqnsoeiciy, 
     
     The 10910 in the m0fn1n8 B-t Z1011 her gentle guidance and kindly help 
     
     Church was " The Halo on Commouvlllil be sorely missed, 
     
     Thinks." Text: Exodus III. l-5., This Mrs. Martin was formerly Miss 
     
     inoident 0f the Filming B11811 i5 Elizabeth Montgomery, daughter of 
     
     reasonable and modern. the late David Montgomery. Mayor 
     
     of Summerside, and she leaves to 
     
    
   
   
    
     Western tluardian 
     
    
   
   
    
     -DlES m HALll-LAX -—. The 
     
    
   
   
    
     The event was meant by God to 
     
     encourage Moses as he went forth 
     
     to be the leader of a great people 
     
     in their fight for freedom. An in- 
     
     cident from literature teaches a liko 
     
    
   
   
    
     mourn their irreparable ‘loss hcr 
     
     husband, one son Kenneth  and 
     
     one daughter Jean to revere and 
     
     cherish her memory. The Guardian 
     
     Joins in sincerest sympathy. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Central Guardian 
     
    
   
   
    
     K. OF C. Regular 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘night. 9608 
     
    
   
   
    
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     10th, 
     
     water rates. 
     
    
   
   
    
     is the last day for paying 
     
     960910 l0 2i 
     
    
   
   
    
     FUNERAL TODAY. -—The funer- 
     
     al of the late Mrs. K. J. Martin 
     
    
   
   
    
     late residence, 178 Weymouth St., 
     
     service tarting at 2 p. m. Funeral 
     
     leaving he house at 2.30. - 
     
    
   
   
    
     WELCOMED - At the ' meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
     meeting tu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     VWATER RATES- MOIIdB-y thfiivity conttained a number of newi 
     
    
   
   
    
     takes place this afternoon from heinyoal; _ 
     
    
   
   
    
     8th Medium Battery, commanded 
     
     by Major P. W. McNevin won ninth 
     
     place. In the gun practice compe- 
     
     tition Bth Medium Battery of Char- 
     
     lottetown won 1st place with the 
     
     2nd Medium Battery taking sixth 
     
     place. In view of the keen competi- 
     
     tion at this well known camp, and 
     
     the fact that the batteries from this 
     
    
   
   
    
     " The Yanks Equalled The World’s Rec- 
     
    

    
     ." 0rd 0i The Boston Nationals In 1914. 
     
     And Are Kings 0i The Baseball World 
     
     TFor1927. Ruth Poled Out His Second" 
     
     Homer 0i The Series. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Canadian Press) trounced the Athletics in I914, Wil- 
     
     (By Allan J. Gould, cy Moore, the big Oklahoma farm- 
     
     ‘ Associated Sports EditorJler, received credit for the deciding 
     
     i YANKEE STADIUM, New YorlnlYankee victory, but the master of 
     
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     men the officers and men of both 
     
     batteries are to belcongratulated on} 
     
     the excellent showing and no doubt~ 
     
     the success cf this year will be an’ 
     
     incentive to still better efforts next; 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ yesterday when a wild pitch by 
     
     Miss Grace Kierstcod, Saint JohnlJohn Miljus in the ninth inning 
     
    
   
   
    
     --_+>__-_-- Oct. 9. -—The last stand of a daudlthe "sinker ball‘ twirling his first 
     
     . _ and battered crew of PlttsburghI world's series game, was lucky 1n 
     
     PERSONALS Pirates came to an inglorious climax, wln the duel he had with the com- 
     
    
   
   
    
     bined curves of Hill and Miljus. 
     
     Each team scored a run in the op- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ot‘ ilic Official Board held at the , 
     
     Y. M. C, A. 'i"ueiiduy, Mr. Aiec-‘N ~13» i5 Speniimil a few days iniwith two out and the bases fulldening inning, but Ruth caught one 
     
    
   
   
    
     lllllllelll," “ml Ml; Jlmlol, Flu-q“. Charlottetown, a guest of The Russ.‘ gave the New York Yankees thc‘o( Hllrs slow curves in the fifth and 
     
     liairson, tlic latest addition to the _ "'-"~ ‘Winning fun find lht! W0T1i1'5 Chfllm-isent it high and far into the right 
     
     y-s Slall- ‘vol-e welcomed lull, llloll. Miss Emma Michael, daughter of pionship with a record-equallmgmold bleachers, scoring Earl Combs 
     
     Ho“. l-leld 0g scl-vlco lMr. and Mrs. Thomas. Michael, leftstreak of four successive triumphs. ahead of him, with a brace of runs 
     
        w ...r*i::.:.mz“:..: if.“ Mliniiliiéh  ‘Tl‘°“.§‘%°€2.‘3.“£.‘..? :2: 
     
     - - . .game. w a h‘. i 
     
    

    
     ——~ League champions. spoiling a oour-l so much of the rifle shot variety 
     
    

    
     Mrs. L. Taylor and Miss Nellie-ageous comeback by the Buccaneers! ma; mo Babe flyod hlio the some 
     
     Larkin of Summcrside spent thofand wrecking an otherwise SenSa1v'15Qa“d5 pl-lday, but, 55111 o tvplral 
     
     week end in the city. lional relief pitching performance. Roll-mm smog}; and one mo; aygug- 
     
     ‘The 500W was 4 t0 3- 39119111118 the ed the wildest sort of demonstra- 
     
     vii, single and double. (i. E. Pratt, The many friends of Miss bespectacled Carmen Hill after the,‘l,lon_ Tho pll-atgg, meanwhile, were 
     
     & Sou, St. Peters. 9575.1o.g.3l-Luciiida Shaw will regret to learn Yankee defense had cracked, to laclng Moore-s Slnkel. ball “analog- 
     
    
   
   
    
     death took place in the Children's 
     
     Hospital, Halifax at the early age 
     
     of 10 years and 8 months, of Mus- 
     
     ter Ronald Bernard McDonald, son 
     
     l of‘ Mrs, McDonald and the" late 
     
     Charles E. MacDonald of Borden. 
     
     4 ' The remdins will arrive at Borden 
     
     1 Monday evening. Funeral noticfl. 
     
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     lesson. Wordsworth in one of his 
     
     walks through the beautiful Eng- 
     
     lish‘ Lake country came upon r. 
     
     PI1MIOS&—JUSC a common flower- 
     
     yet as he looked at it, it became to 
     
     him ‘a. court of deityfi Said Susan 
     
     Perrier an accomplished English 
     
     woman, writing her deepest wish: 
     
     “May life never lose its halo." 
     
    

    
     This was the subject and that life 
     
     may never become commonplace, 
     
     that the divine nimbus may appear 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~‘ ... Juiii 
     
    
   
   
    
     Trinity United 
     
     Church Services 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rev. Hammond Johnson was tho 
     
     preacher at the morning service 
     
     yesterday, taking .as his text thc 
     
     words "But unto you that fear My 
     
     name shall the sun of righteousness; 
     
     arise with healing in His wings." 
     
     0n evefytbinfl- Th" We ma!’ 59° The choir rendered very effectively 
     
     God in the bush. the primrose in the beautiful anthem by the organ- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     1  HORSES ARRIVED—W0 litlyc 
     
     just. rcculvcil a now lot oi’ horses, 
     
     illlli have a stable full 0i’ choice 
     
     out-s to pick from. (iuiiriiiiteed, 
     
     young, iiouiitl, iu every way, and 
     
    
   
   
    
     zibsolulely quiet. Thoroughly lirok-, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ,' " One of the largest and best ht"- 
     
     , '. eqlllpped Hotels ‘In, Eadhrn 
     
     Canada. Contains 1:0 moms. 
     
    

    
     . 44 of which. have private 
     
     baths. Completely reifitiated 
     
     in the past two years. y.’ Few 
     
    
   
   
    
     --FUNERAL SERVICES —The 
     
     funeral of the late Mr. Nathan A- 
     
     MacFai-lano which took place from 
     
     his residence on Fitzroy Street, 
     
     Summerslde on October 6th was 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hotels 
     
    
   
   
    
     throughout_ "Canada 
     
     and the United States have 
     
     its lplendid table.‘ lJoumious i 
     
     service to all Guests. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Tele- 4 
     
     i phones in rooms. -- l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     very largely attended.‘ The 
     
     vice in charge of the Rev. 
     
    

    
     MacDougall was profoundly 
     
     presslve. The pail-bearers 
     
     Messrs. Alex.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     B0!‘- 
     
     Ewen 
     
    
   
   
    
     were 
     
     MacFarlane, Cyril 
     
    
   
   
    
     811- . ist, Prof. Fletcher, "Still, Still With 
     
     Among others the speaker touch- Theo;- 
     
    

    
     ed on the commonplace of death. In the ovonlng Roy, 13;, Ramsay 
     
     This 1155 bbtn 111? up by the rad- based his sermon on the text “Love 
     
    

    
     lance of Christ's resurrection. Visit not the World nor the things that 
     
    

    
     the Tait gallery in London, look at are in the World." The words of 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRIJ NUPTIAL SHOWER-Mrs. 
     
     Ernest Duchemin (nee Miss Lena 
     
     Carter) whose marriage took place 
     
     on Wednesday last, was very pleas- 
     
     antly surprised at. the home of Mr. 
     
    
   
   
    
     she has had to enter the P. E. Is- help the Pirates tie the score and enlly, bu; also a; Qgnslgteflfly get- 
     
     land Hospital for medical treatmennoffset the lead provided by Babejlng nnwl-lero because o; ghg srono 
     
     and all hope for her early recovery.) Ruth‘; stecond home ruitihfilfdillusf QaIdHH-lll lnlleld degense W; "l, by Dug- 
     
     ,curve is way wo rso e _-' d C l l, 
     
    

    
     Mr. Frank McGregor left Satur-l distance to heroic heights when noi¥lllg°jgifiglc l,’,§§§;“cl,§§‘,d o: H. 
     
     day morning on return to Water-lweakened, heaving a wild one pasifiate threats‘ in the lhlrd and mm 
     
    
   
   
    
     "S! 
     
    
   
   
    
     MacFarlane, Nathan Bell, Leslie 
     
     MacFarlane, Harrison ltlacFnrlane 
     
    
   
   
    
     and- Edwin MacFarlansn-au near 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 R111“ “'00 1° “m P" day- Watts‘ picture, observe the color in the text were also rendered inmusic 
     
    
   
   
    
     and Mrs. Elmer Ritchie, Princcll/iiie. 11/18.. Bite!‘ Spending a Vacfltiiin‘ J°hmlY G°°°11 that enabied Earliinnlngs. but for no apparent reason 
     
     which he paints death. Not sable, in the quartet from Goul's “Holy 
     
    
   
   
    
     Strcct. Monday evening, when about with Yeifltivt-‘S in this City- icmmbs m m“ acruss the Plat“! whatever, the Yankees lost their 
     
    
   
   
    
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     I Chgflottgtgwn l ll l» ll, d,ece“ed_ A“ ex. but gray. This is the colour of the City which was sung by Mrs. forty of her friends gathered to- ‘ma? the wmmng 11m" I,‘ was m1“ fielding skill in ‘he seventh. Moore &j 
     
     ‘ ' _ ‘ ic-glilgliaifll? lnré number n‘; mourn. dawn. Death, for you, will never Fletcher, Miss McKenzie, Mr, Elmer gethcr and showered hcr with beau- MF- and MPS- Hfivtnl‘ MCLOOd. 46 §"111'C11ma1i t°_ b" Qtherwis‘? thrilwhimscli paved ch12 way for the Plr-  i1 
     
     _ ' H0158] Q0" Ltd. ‘ era followed the remains to tho wear its own halo- u Rigmio and Mr- A- R- Giilis ufui sifts- glib?“ ‘ihwmw, “mvcd homeibgiesstfilrildé i111“ Minus’ tseiilng “mints rally in this inninE when on -  
     
      t‘ ' , " people-l; Cemgtefy whom lmoy. The evening topc was The Gos~ u he choir also gave thE/alll/ilelll i‘ ‘ a ur ay n ght a tcr spending the, to  n“ 6 ‘Wh _ none ou . ad risen, Smllll-s roll“. u, Lmlrlg l“; mulled 
     
     501150901) mam look plum, pel of Hope. _ God that madest earth and LIQUOR SEIZURE - Friday Bil-Sit five Weeks visiting through thel r a“ fights 1'0 m“ W“ Mlthe first basemanls throw as he 
     
     - _ < ~. .. A splendid congregation was‘ Heaven by Naylor. Mr. P. D. Wu- uiglit i-rovoniivn Officer, Leo nirnvvnitod States- ‘m’ beam“ Yank” smlgm- Lwsmppeo on the orig. Instantly there 
     
     ‘BARB! C. BROWN, Manager . __ present, liams taking the tenor solo. l l li-y, niul the Prohibition Inspectors ‘~- I Gehrig and Bob Meusel. ~ ‘v85 commotion on me Ella”, bench 
     
     " ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Q.» . s‘, w“? —.————<O>———— DF- Florence Murray. a mlSSwn- manic u seizure of tour kegii of ruiu 1111'. (i- 1“. iilltoilinfiiln City. llnill The Cmwd °i close m ammo wild‘ and reinforcements were rushed in. 
     
     "*"+""+H+*+H~H~++» St d   _ ary of the United Church oi’ Can- m. cases ot‘ wine and one case Mr- u. r. Colviii nr Summcrsidelly Cheerios fans. knowing that the 12h, l,“ like tilo§e m Plt-Itsbugh 
     
     v] ‘ 313/1115 ada in Korea. is now home on fur- oi‘ "liliilp g1 t En l, 11o lll l leave this morning for St. .Iolin,l°"1°°m° ‘if? Wbfidb Series hinged i ‘j r c: 1 .- 
     
     cToluA HOTEL u   "‘ _ lough, and will spend several days Hi0‘ lilbellsiiietlletfiltillliistl byulfliijiiiilii- 11-. to ilttlinll u Dost grlliillfltti o“ every 9mm was nervously ex‘ hfrllsgrfgiitpiilgill‘ggbirrescrftgubiaii- 
     
    
   
   
    
     a. s. Picher, om‘ Wa; c. EfDilloh, 
     
     R. Mathews, Toronto; A. G. Fraser. 
     
     New Glasgow: W. G. Broidy, Tor‘, 
     
     mentine; G. Keith, St. ‘John; Leon 
     
     Schechter, S. J. Griffin, Montreal; 
     
     J. E. Putrie, Fredericton: H. Evans. 
     
     Louis Kaflin, _H. Hart, Montreal; 
     
     B. H. Ford, W. R. Clapp, John 
     
     Hutchison, Sackvlile; W. D, .Mo- 
     
     Guchie/Toronto; R. F. Meckley, 
     
     Windsor, Ont; G. Peart, Ottawa; 
     
     E. P. Boewen, Hartford, Conn; Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. Gilbert H. Hood, Boston; 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Ben]. Low, Derry, N. 
     
     H; E. Peters, Boston; S. P. Gravel, 
     
    

    
     .» Montreal; E. E. Sinclair, Mrs. E. E. 
     
     Sinclair, Miss Margaret Sirtlalr, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
      Fourteen Months 
     
    
   
   
    
     lonely rivers of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     completed his Journey. 
     
    
   
   
    
     In Nollthland 
     
    
   
   
    
     rumor: GEORGE. B. 0.. Oot- 8- - 
     
     -After spending fourteen months 
     
     alone in his canoe traversing the 
     
     Canadian 
     
     Northland, Cornelius Osgood, 2i 
     
     years old student of anthropology 
     
     in the University of Chicago, has 
     
    
   
   
    
     Osgood is a student of Indian 
     
     lore and he was anxious to trace 
     
     thc alleged relationship between the 
     
    
   
   
    
     this week in Charlottetown. Dr. 
     
     Murray is a. Prince Edward Islander 
     
     and represents Trinity United 
     
     Church in the foreign ficld. On 
     
     Wednesday afternoon Dr. Murray 
     
     will address the Womens Mission- 
     
     ary Society. On the evening of that 
     
     day she will speak at the prayer 
     
     meeting, and after the meeting a 
     
     congregational reception will be 
     
     tendered her, the arrangements be- 
     
     ing made by thc Women's Tillissionl 
     
     . . ary Society, the Ladies Aid and the 
     
    

    
     ltgtghiglrslrgghgogzigignlgyl- mglliggglllvtvliwllling Circle of King's Daughters. 
     
     Scotland and Mrs. C. M. ltoss titlTiwse m charge desire thaban u“ 
     
     vancmlvgr B C . ‘members of- the congregation will 
     
     ' ' ' ‘be present to do honour to their 
     
    
   
   
    
     PAUlL.—At Kingston on Septem- 
     
     Iior 14th., 1927, to Ml‘. and Mrs. 
     
     Charles E. Paul, a daughter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARRIAGES 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROSS-WALDFION.-At (‘lialnicrs 
     
     United Church Manse, Vancouver, 
     
     B. (1., on October 1, 1927. by the 
     
     ‘Rev. E. McGougan, Niiizi tilsidys. 
     
     on=ly daughter of’ Mr. and Mrs. Nol- 
     
     soii Waldron, Tyne Valley, l’. E. l., 
     
    
   
   
    
     "culture of the Indians of Mi‘ “ 
     
    
   
   
    
     imissiciiary on this her first visit. 
     
    
   
   
    
     liiumtiutl.‘ It was found buried iii 
     
     llic orchard. Diamond was arrest- 
     
     ed and taken before Judge Ste- 
     
     wart charged with having harbour- 
     
     cd and kept dutiful goods iii his 
     
     possession over the value of $200, 
     
     mi which tlic duly, lawfully pay- 
     
     nlilc, illlli not been pnid. He wzis 
     
     committed to jiiil for trial on Oui- 
     
     uhor 10th zit. 2-30 p. m. While the 
     
     officials were over iii tlic Court 
     
     ilioy liiul left their our in front ‘If 
     
     the Post Offitto. Oii their return 
     
     1111*)’ found they had three fliit. 
     
     IIYCH, someone having put a knife 
     
     through them. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MARSIIFIELD PRESBYTERIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
     lcourso in advanced optometryffheyi cited as Tim)’ 14911911 Strildfi t0 the 
     
     Icxpcct to return next Saturday. l at? The" W55 B fefiiiflg that 
     
     _ MllJus, two thirds of the danger 
     
    

    
     1 Cont. A. 1'1. Routior, M. c, of Hall, past, would get out of the hole he 
     
     ‘fox, is in the city and will romainihad 1111B 101‘ 1111115011 by 138551118" 
     
     several weeks instructing the ot-l Coombs- Permitting 8- hit by K0enlg,i 
     
     floors oi’ the two brigades of artilq advaming both ‘V1151’! i1 W113 Ditch 
     
     llory. llc is registered at the Itussfflnfi then purposely walking Ruth. 
     
     ‘ [With hazzcri at bat, there arose in 
     
     i Mr. Harry Court of Charlottctownltho minds of onlookers a parallel 
     
     leaves this morning for Laufrenceflsltnation in the 111181 glint? 0f the 
     
     Mass, on a visit to Mr. and Mrsiseries i1 ycar ago when Tony was 
     
     Joseph Klimc. fanned by Alexander‘ with the bases 
     
     _ v ‘filled. This time, as a» year ago. 
     
     Rev. Quincy _ A, MacDonald} Lazzerl cut a wicked drive that went 
     
     Caledonia; Norman J, Maophorgonyfoul in the loft field stands. Then 
     
     Montague; Charles Martin, Cale- the noXt bitch. setting out of con- 
     
     donia: R. E. MacDonald, Boliashltrol, flew wide of the plate, Goocli 
     
    
   
   
    
     er, was sent ii". to run for Smhh, 
     
     and Freddie Brickell substituted for 
     
     Hill at hat. 
     
    

    
     It was not because oi this strate- 
     
     g,v that Brickell got on base howev- 
     
     cr, for Lazzeri with another double 
     
     play in sight made his ilrst error of 
     
     the series, booting Brickelys ground- 
     
     er. Lloyd Wane: sacrificed both 
     
     runners along and tlier: was a 
     
     mighty cheer for the Pirates as 
     
     ‘Barnhart drove a long single to 
     
     centre. Yde scored. bu‘. liriciccll, in 
     
     doubt about the bell, started back 
     
     to second and then retraced his 
     
     steps too late to gc; further than 
     
     third on thc nit. ‘rnul Wane? IEOWGV- 
     
    
   
   
    
     and the Pueblo Indians of the 
     
     southwestern states. ‘ Many years 
     
     ago natives from the Athabasca 
     
     country are said to havemade a 
     
    
   
   
    
     *- Master Will Sinclair, Stlmmerside; DEATHS 
     
     l E. O. Donnell, Charlotteto n; _Mrs. 
     
     f Armstrong, Miss Armstro , Syd- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ney; James Govah, Toronto; T. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     (‘IIURCIL-Jrho sol-vices l“ Cannes- passed through the city on their made a lungc for it but . it only er‘ bmught‘ over 13111111811 Wm‘ me 
     
     mm wlll, the mmpenmg of the i-cturn from the synod of the Pres- flicked his glove and bounced back tying m“ on ‘1 saflmw: M151‘ m 
     
     prcsbylel-lan church u, Marslllleld byterian Church in Canada hcld at to thc stands as Coombs sped ilhicombs mid ‘he 51am“ were h an‘ 
     
     yesterday were very largely attend- st- John- N- B- lstalidini; up, with the winning run. other upr°a1h~irihey had 1‘ chum” 1° 
     
    
   
   
    
     ____ On Friday at '1 p. m. Dr. urrav 
     
     m, ml twill address thc C. G. I. T. groups 
     
     89th ,botl_i senior and junior, who are 
     
     laskeii to appear in’ uniform, and zit 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     QILLIS-At Itose Valley 
     
     7th., Mrs. Jane Glllis iii lioi" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Matheson, A. G. Fraser, New long pilgrimage to the land of the _ p, noml look plnoo spun-tiny, , , , _ _ , , , , _ 
     
     é, Glasgow. Pueblos, but whether Osgood found zgfigberislh at 1 p. m l8 oclock she_ W111‘ speak to thc ed. In thc morning Rev. Mr. Muir .That single broke up the last hopes bleak the, 3'? 11° "1 me 345m“ m‘ 
     
     *1‘  any trace of this migration he was ’ . iYmmB P6013185 Sbfllifty- of Si» James Church preached and MY- and MYS- 5- A- Fieidinll 11ml ‘>1 the Pirate-i. bfltiiy outclassed at “n19 as d“ me Yimkeei 13mm“ 1'1‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     val pitchers, Miljus 
     
     each struck out with 
     
     858$. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilfld MOOIB. 
     
     two mtn on 
     
    
   
   
    
     The choir which welcomes to its 
     
     fellowship of service several new 
     
     members, has entered upon the sea- 
     
     son's work with energy and has 
     
    
   
   
    
     also took tho afternoon sol~vlce_ their son Ronald Arthur, St. Johnflleflriy every turn of the series and 
     
     Rev. Mr. Fulton having to go iqN .B. are spending some days in the sent them down to the most decis- 
     
     Belfast. At this service Zion city. Mr. Fielding is General Man- 1V0 dnfvflt ilny national league team 
     
     Church choir very kindly assisted agcr of the F, G_ spohool- Thootrqhas ever sustained in a world's scr- The Yankees ‘mum and 0111191111“ 
     
     and the music being exceptionally Company and will remain in Char- 10-" Cuinnciition. 9d ti“ Phat" "mm i" "h"? 5"!" 
     
     well rendered. in the evening Revdlottetown until the new picture’ In dashing through four straight 1mm‘? ‘evemh “"1"” laps“ ‘he 
     
     Hensley Stavert very ably conduct-itheatre at corner of Grafton andViBtOYiB-‘illo ciilnoX the Bftlntost and ‘"111’ time the M“ 11°11'- mfleid dc‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     mot prepared to divulge. MAR-l-lN_A¢ mo Princg Edward 
     
     Osgood made the journey by way Island Hospital on Saturday, Octob-i 
     
    

    
     of‘ the Peace! River and HParsniper all“ Mm ennegh _1_ Martin, 
     
    

    
     Rver over 300 miles. c spent d 59 e _ The funeral wlll be _ 
     
    

    
     much time 1“ ‘he are” Bear Lake hfid tron’; iiresr late residence, 178 gzntlincnce? lreiileausals f?!‘ 1m dra" 
     
    

    
     “um” "new he visited 1113111’ In‘ Weymouth Streeet today Mondaynbcaplfioflixgefi it agljegiir digllflchlzng 
     
    

    
     dim‘ “m”? wh°5e PT°V1°"$ 555mm‘ October 10th, thc service starting at, Thursday the y c’ S 
     
    
   
   
    
     Some'women buy their clothes on 
     
     the instalment system andvfyvbar 
     
     them" the same way. _ P  
     
    
   
   
    
     “Mother: "How would‘ you like 
     
     to‘ go to church with me today?" 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Flapper :“Why,» who's getting mar- lllms wllll wllllc men had been m_ I m P 1 , , choir about forty ed the service. The Marshfield Great George St., is opened. ‘most spectacular season of ti i ‘tense cracked 1“ ‘he 97111" 59'1"- 
     
     li ried?" slrlcmd to “a rs’ , 2 0610014. intbfmem in l e ‘wpeslstrong, proceeded to StanlcyBridgc people are to be heartily congratul- ‘___<o->‘____ lhjslgry‘ the Yankees e u 1e r but: it was Babe Ruth's bat that 
     
     . ppe C mghgr l i] fliiCd the 
     
     - .5 l I‘ v e y- lglhgiw 5:313“; ougsazvetha] colnccrtf tto a atcd on their lovely church inopcrtylnisilor SENTENCED record of the Boston Braves, wholdeait the mightiest blows zor th° 
     
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     1 _ _ ._  »-    '    Jerusalem" composed by ‘izorlcr of the ibiieurciiirry ng on the MUST BE CAUGHTFWCCI) m ‘our games when they 
     
       n   E  In loving memory 0m my dear‘ 0 . c c or, TIRANA, Albania, October 8.—" W011“) 513K155 RESULTS 19034927 
     
     . —-—-—<0>———- _v ,_ - 
     
     Ono lnoertlqn __ 1o, M, “n, M 5 "N, husband Murdock McKenzie who Flowers In Pickle. IP53? iislsxlhuifilsxillbl/itl/fiplv ‘Qzmisshop Fan S. Noll, former Prelm-l v , 
     
     Poullnerth .. sapuilao nlli vnmiu died Oct. 10th, 1926. ;_I Jk U ‘  _ m-l‘ ~ n icr of Albania and first Aibfllllflfll _ _ Result H 
     
     "IP'\“'"'“°" '”'""'"" ° p" n” '1 5 "°"1' ‘ . Flowers can be preserved in their Tim“ If’ mnfim] M H“ ‘ulhmum delegate 1° m” Leagu" of Natim“ Your wlnm" Loser of Series  
     
     , , g u , , , , , , , . ~ 5 1n 0111‘ hbmfiyb" b": 1011511’ r°m°m' natural colors nncl shape" bv anew  1111:1111:lihidifgiilriiitu-ttiwas Sentenced m death yesterdayiiggi_glostonl (“flung”) r I ' ' I ‘ ' ' " Pittsburgh (Naflonali 5'41  
     
     ""1 " '*"'*"“*** bered, method ‘ll l I 1 ’-‘ ‘ " ' ' 1  ' "' ifor recently signing a manifesto‘ r" l1 $91‘ e5 Pflye ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " i, 
     
     ,, , , _ , , , , , l .. . s t morles cllng to your ' 199911 Y 051m ‘V1111 good tho decreased on Dorcliostoi‘ Si. mull l; ll l ll ll l l- 1905~Ncw York iNational) . . . . . . .. g“ 
     
     M-isclenafihecus Male Heip wanted 1116211112211 ' l; reiiniiqalf-inch ‘layer of ivliitc "coin" iiiiiiniiiiitjlill sflltnlliltl 11111151111111“ Sauflinhifilhjnicsli rgzfliiiifallilgfl BXéSI-itgtimflmzflllol) 1906-6111039“ ‘Americbn’  gkiliiilttariigatipialiihtiftsgliflcan)   
     
     " “ Hearts that loved you in dooiios '  “ .' '  "‘ w“ “l i‘ “Heat in December 1024, ousting Fan 1907411110320 1Niiiionai> . .. “ '= 
     
     ‘uoroacvcas BARGAIN. ALTON WANTED-MAN T0 WORK ou affection 1"“ fmfld“ 5”“: ‘s Dim“ "‘ a “b” “"1"” 111° I*"“"¢**‘""‘ “W! l" '11“ Noll. Eight other members of thc 19°8—¢hioiiso iNntionaii .. .D°"°11 ‘A"'"1°“"’ ‘x44 ‘ ‘ 
     
     , _ _ _ , or sm ar receptacle, and thc flow- ol_-,llll.lo,-y_ The mll lmll-ln-H we,“ , ,_ ' Detroit (American) ..4—l ." 
     
     Wobb. Uhoary. 91890 17 3wka. farm. Apply Sidney Taylor Still love you in death Just the . . I g ma, commmec for the Llbcm. iaoa-rnittsbnrgh (National) - 
     
     ." . ‘ " -—- Winsloe Rd. Phone 114-6 h saroc. 3,5,1 zllislnllléllsedrmd ste1'1l.ldt'iwl1watrdls 11h,‘- (190- iiyiln. (iiinlillt'liii' J. Mv- we“ of Albanla were also sentenced‘ 19l0—Phila. (Amcricani H ‘Den-on’ ‘American, "k3 5 
     
     AT sTdRtY-s "OM03 y__AU5_ l . 95464034“ 1nd slossong 80W!‘ 11111‘ rllifhlllznbi‘ Ilonnld. Cniuliu-ioi" A. llcmilay. Mr. to death The senwnces were b§,“19ll—Phila. (American, ~ . . . .. ~Chlcago iNatlonaii .. ..4—l r 
     
     1 tmlidfi bllik T518111! 311138. 25 0t!- ' m Tlmo will pass and YOMS T011 by. ‘ls l l re Coven?“ . e S‘ "any Craswplb -M"‘ A1°x‘1"‘1°1'|d l" ll; I" ll f {ll d cli1912—B0ston (American; :New York (National) " ‘"4"2 
     
     Bakemore Baking Powder, 1 IbJHELP. WANTED-YOUNG MAN Whatever be our lot; andmiii] mo? i? wiégircnlmrgliyofphtlifri °,Ifl°‘f“,‘l“ mm 1112110101‘ 1“"C“rr""‘ irfeiiuar-eslligireigaabfoad.c con emm :1913—Phi1i1- (American) .. gew York [Ninuman ‘xka 
     
     25 cts. Brooms 2 for 89cm. French capable oi’ handling horses, with As long as life and memory inst blooms wlll lselounll Dell-cull}, dry p?‘  ,"  51,4‘ 111111“ "m"1“1°‘1 "i, __ i lint-Boston iNbtionali “Pa: York ‘National’ " “4~1 
     
     » Peas. 1B cents or 2 101-135 cts. . fair oducatiou to work around You will never be forgot. ~ - ~ _ "“."‘ ‘ ‘““ '?““"‘°'~"" 1"“ “mm” u.» i- h . from llu- Imwv-ll 1915——Boston iamcricnhi a‘ ‘“"‘9"°““’  "44 
     
     - _ _. ' I ian extends its slut-crest eiym-i “ ‘_ ' ‘Phila. tNational)  ..4—-l. 
     
     _ l . 053g) 8 2i general store. Call. write i-r . a“, l l, _ ,._ ., ‘ l M,“ l", lmls hols "m." wlollo"... wits-Boston tAmcrlcani . ,,B k 
     
     __-=--_-*_-- ‘ phone James Fay & Son, New- -Inserted by his wife and family.‘ _ A NEW g1 u?’ la “wllllmY ""11 Wifliiw" Sllllnu.“ l“. ll", lm,,ll,,,.,l 19l7—Cl'iicago lAlncriCalli .. .. m0 1y“ ‘Nauonah " "k1 
     
     THE TIME 1B EXT D 1'03 l D0". P-E-I- ' 9577-10-8-4i, 9606 i " ' ‘ ' 0 lufnbu‘ Ami skinned by tho sun. I win-Boston tAmeric-ani  Uggéagéirlfblgtfsrggrlifl) ‘  
     
     * tailored to measure ht entirely, i * ' _ TR _ ___._._____'___i___ 19l9—Cll1cinngt,l ilqohoml, __ -- -- 
     
      -Hl)m9  A'- c H R 1 s T 1 A N o+o+o+oooo+o4+oo++++¢o44ilimo-Cleveland (American) Chicago mmeflcan) ' "5'_3 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rcii" SERVICES —At tho 
     
     morning hour of worship Aliases-i 
     
    
   
   
    
     In Meinoriam 
     
    
   
   
    
     “Brooklyn (National) . .. 
     
     "New York (American) 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     1 frce, with In ordeghfor a suit or - 1'9 
     
     u" over-coat, from about fifty samp-l ' achers wanted 
     
     lea of English goods, made any 
     
    
   
   
    
     . l92l~New York (Nationali . 
     
     l‘ l922-,-Ncw York rNntionali  
     
    
   
   
    
     BIIIJ. llrcikflllillll 
     
    
   
   
    
     WENTED, TEACHER FOR DUN- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     style, and fit guaranteed. Call and Mano school Blame, no 4L sup, l" |qvlnq memory o7 John Barr Undettakti- and' Embalmer p13,:  ‘lmiuf fiiillelfmvl 4 , l923—Ngw yol-k (American l . . . . “New York ‘American’ ' ‘id-o 
     
     see or write me to call S F Tar- - i d w. Qog 1o 192a, - 54 Glfllboll sir-oat ~ _ l iouu u y. Ho, , _ New York iNatiohal) . ..4—2 
     
     ' ' ' filament $125.00. Apply to Walt-l who pane a y ,' , tiulctii lily Soul". At the ovcnhu: lgzkwashmgto" mmmiwn’ " "New York (National) 4- 3 
     
     51311-1’- E- Isiami repicseiimtivei er S. MacWilllam, O‘Leary, R.R.iTb°‘-'ilh ‘"1 “m1 1”" ""11"" service "Confidence" was‘ sung! I  I I Ins-Pitmburgh maflonah "Washin to A i 1 14;’! 
     
     ti!" "in" street citY- U 995140-741; sozllegul‘ "u, I" 8W" Lind’ [wry effmrlivoly by lvliidonics iuii-l l  L$1i$k‘f1:t1°“f1’  "New Ytikntxmgtizgaiialniu. 14-3 
     
     i .   l l v —~- -—~~' -‘ on S[()\\'fl]'l llllll (',_ n l-lelL lllcsflrm ' l — ew or mcr can)  Hpmsb h w t, 1 H ‘ 
     
     1. T° L913 Boarders lwanted T"°:;,,,"':§§°f”" "'°'°" "’““"‘ __.-- ._._  L, lllnnlfli); and Milton Stewart. Since taking over this l X one no some. “"1 " “ m“) """ “ 
     
     '_r_ l _  . "'—__"‘ l(‘l'i\ was iiso ll. solo "l~‘zico lo ! .- 
     
     . .   happy band. ' I, __.. _ . l Hotel we have spent many l Seiies Games 
     
     I‘ BENT-TO FLOOR 0F TIIE MEN BOARDERS ALL CQNVEN, Angel‘ of m" h. s I mt uliu-li uiis mnllnynll l,,,_-ll won M,“ w L0,‘ 
     
     " . "bum" B“ o1 c°mme1'°e' lcricei-i. Central. Iaddteaa or-allliiy tell-sung‘, by M’ w!“ and daug i   s 110111111111111’ “m1 1m1’1'¢‘~“-“1"“1Y hi’ ‘housnnds o‘ dollars m 111111011011" League " " ' ' " " " ' ' ‘ ' ' " 14 l0 0'11  
     
     , A '38‘ Moderate, Guardian. 9504' *  - 3116"‘ _F,1""’""‘ =11°N@11- i-orizo niul repairs and improvements. It’ lNfltioniii League . - - - . . . - . . . . - .. 10 l4 05 ll 
     
      9554-10'7-31-. iii- —~——i olce  ‘mpg! ‘lmnencm we” 1110s‘ is now thc flncst Hotel of its l‘ l 
     
      .8611‘! To REWJNWH --»—-——-—-—i—r———'——-i] - a ‘ - \l E H h n" l“ _ m flervlves‘ Dr‘ “iflcnmiq” class l“ the Mal-lame yl-ow, “ox score‘ Blttgrlgg 
     
     , ha n and large lot. Apply 206 F S le' I  ng" S | f‘ ‘mltiiillilli! 111R evening sorics. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a 9TR-H-EJ Pirates-Hill Millus and smith 
     
     Grafton st. v iissa-io-s-ii 0" a , IN MEMORIAM Confection“)? .   bilegiu nnnilierl inoos- It appeals to‘ those lYankces 1 o o o 2 o o o 1-4 l2 2: Yankeekmlom and comm, ‘ 
     
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     FOR $ALE.'U"°5"W°°° TYPE- I To in, Mgmgry or Mm. “"11" "u "is nhwe or surii CXSLZL who wan a com or a j . MarDONALD-BAKER "i'*——_‘“‘“”“q" 
     
     wrltoi- in good condition. Phone l - M - mo: , onoos l“, Fall“ Rqmnnuwe (,0 Hotel and splendid table an . young oonplo _ 
     
     ooi-i. 9549-10-7 iii i.s"""““h v‘ G" m’ ' Something tension. Baptism nmi the '1 1F" °"¢°"°"‘ “°“"°° “i “ '"°°°" 1 Th om f Mis 1 The G““"“““ M“ “"1” ""11"" 
     
      _ q 1997i w i s" . . m’ ‘* ‘ c we "3 ° S Bmmheous friends in wishing Mr and Mrs. 
     
     ' *"_—'_ Twent al that ' We‘ i" Reiisloils Experience ate price. ‘MacDonald dau hter of Mr John 
     
     .‘ infirm‘ y M“. $31118. n0 FOR SALE — BASE BURNER.  sgvaju" n" . ‘ Different and New ‘ ' 1 ‘a James Macbonalz Pmette Bad M: Baker every happiness. 
     
     -‘ T:  P _ names .- o l d 3i. be- " ‘ » ‘ . 4¢w+~++< .. Rates rom .00 to $4.50 ' ' ' -——<' 
     
     l "to "I" can o Ouliidian Office. 11:5,‘; 7wg,,,lcullgoeg_ag_ l  When one we loved was called i,  Shlpment F. P‘“'°”*"*_ " . r day Hazeri Chipman Baker. Vice Presi-i . . , 
     
      s romo 103i; 9555.10.74“ any. - . ire revention l P‘ ' , igggldngrg sgffllligius, label?" of, oslng 1g S 
     
      . i Inserted-by Boa ahdlhlllllifl ' moo . ° i ' I v ° 5 ° Y’ w", - 
     
     g Qflnfgu-[xpgmgyqggp Q5". FOR SALE WILD Geese‘ ALTON, ~. i  "i! t W ek l ChBPIOttCtOWH lsolemnized Saturday morning in  
     
     1 . 91'" “n41 3151311591 "Wilson. 1 Carver, Alexandra. .9580-l1).8.2i| Llomgoojrgq" Qflggg, OCTOBER 9-15 l Hotel Co.’   gigrgzgewgeil‘ Baptisforfiziércgb 
     
     , llzilbgcialz‘ Jo t gang; Re- _ ~__--_- --- Dew mow. rim little match l nommn the PM,“ 11,1,“ a?“  En,“ y= On Saturday last Van Arnaiifs 
     
     ° ' ' n 7"’ '03, 5513 z P113533“, 5111101," . _ 51"" Dwm- That you threw down q-he bl-lde who w“ glven “w”, byiMlnstrels repeated their show twice 
     
    
   
   
    
     Rotliasay,'.l1.B.~'" o- 95 0-10-1041 
     
    
   
   
    
     Assn. 0111mm its chaos ~ 
     
    
   
   
    
     -—in the afternoon as a matinee and 
     
    
   
   
    
     crepe and panne velvet and carriedim me °v°“1n5' The permmun“ 
     
    
   
   
    
     shire rhm lambs; also 2 stoves. 
     
     Amos Rndd, Milton. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Licorice Coffee Creams. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Midget Licorice Mixture. M” bum n hum’ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     MISS L. McQUAID, Mlnlldf 
     
    
   
   
    
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     .- . . . 958240-841 m”. simwmn‘ eoooeowuwooeoo+ouvooo QUEEN  a shower bouquet of pink roses. w“ an en" “PM” of {flay 
     
     , ,_,,, "w 13E   FOR SALE -—_TWO DOUBLE = ‘» ' . .- I mafia“), "h" deuclous '_ ‘ heaving the church she wore a coatlgeilglggcgog? gsaggfmm and n c” 
     
     ml wee. in Mr; time tailing hello,“ Apply m mam,“ s, a undertake|fl - ME M Mr. and Mrs. a. 1.. Mooongsilmt blue needlepoint trimmed with‘ W,” Unlvemw m“, m,“ an 
     
    

    
     -, 19g , line Pei-lone! Ohrilt- 9569-10-8-61 .- mics coo . PER POUND , , Bideford. P. E. 1.; Mr. and Mrs. slimy flwh fur- “mm h", on “mo” “mo, 1; 
     
    

    
     ." lxpflrlenco. —  R. McNcvin, Ellerslic. P. E. 1.; Miss, A3 the bflde entered the "hmchq, ml-o mo; ghgl-logwgown h“ thc 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lottie Rossiter. Mrs. H. H. Coxqthe "ddin! mmh W" 9151'"! bYi l»; lg g h l o My“; o! 
     
     Morell; Geo. Cameron, G. L. Mc-imils Robert! $99!"!!! v (‘Tibni-Bt (11:55: paying,” c“ n‘ q 
     
     Callum, Amherst, N. s; J. A. ouiourlhs Baptist Church. Durins 
     
    
   
   
    
     than iron can -- ioo ACRES, 
     
     witlflbulldlngc, formerly owned. 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR SALE , 
     
    
   
   
    
     Till PROMPT DRUGGISTS 
     
     I ’H°N"1“ " "l ' ~ - ' The other songstarl. 
     
    
   
   
    
     heithe comedians. ‘ I Ind 01". 
     
    
   
   
    
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     flpantie  ~ - 
     
     . tlful new: gamble book- "rlfistgr 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     by Daniel Robertson. Baldwin's m". .°u“‘ , ‘ 
     
    

    
     i iypgg-go gum“, “MW, mo. no", pog- pol-chub", oppiy to, V. 4 _ _ ,v  o » Owing to pressure of other lnter- goggomMasshjoo pol-lolly, Mlnsll-ols; signing of the register Mr. Rnylchesn.“ mulch we" n m, W, 
     
     tfllntlti wantid Infill towns ‘John McIAan 6: Son. Montague. i   eats I have decided to dispose of my coll“ McKay, (my; ML and Mm Quigley sang l Love You Truly. i0; ‘hell. “mm 
     
    

    
     n”, / ' 9262921“ . _.._ ' meat business In Market Building. H, K, Howoii, Atlgugflng cove; M“, The ushers were Mr. Sterling, The Show leave; m“ mono“ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     This is the old Meat Market for- 
     
     merly occupied by Bloke Brim, and 
     
     is a real good Investment for any 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. and Mrs. n. .1. Maehean and Mr Iibbefl; Callendlrq’ mm luvs o; W, my m mo,” 
     
    
   
   
    
     Simpson, 
     
     After the ceremony Mr. and Mralyur, l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Palmer. City; Mr. and Mrs. l-l. L. 
     
     Palmer. Mi". and Mrs. P. n. Palmer. Baker left for I honeymoon trio 
     
    
   
   
    
     Situation Wanted 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     1 ‘, magistrate, "is serious and danger- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     c. l I _ _. WANTtDjV MIDDLEAG“, w°_ xi“ d, v _  . n KQQAK 519g; 55; one who can give their entire at: Clty;.Mester ,,Emest Lord, Mlgg through the Maritime Provinces. ll my he all rm“ lo logo , 
     
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