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SLACK GOAL PRIGES GHASH

We have o (cw eohooners- arriving with m4) SLACK COAL which we offer at o special price - g ‘in oioneortwodolluupes-iongmunbedeliveredeeriy.

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met on Fﬂdgy eygnlng to make The formers o! Bonshow and vic- daughters, who have spent the pﬂ-Bt and skill could do, sho passed away Ne“ ' o’ w“ c" niiheiawu-d ma“; an

the ﬁnal arrangements for the -Al.L ENTRIES from tug of inities are preparing Ior the hervest- m; “Teak; visiting Mrs. Blanchardv; g 11;?‘ ‘Evan oo1i’: acted ever dnoe by pious Gcno- t“ me be“ Wm o‘ m “gag mming oi- iiie Associated gourd. war teams competing for the lug oi the many iwrcs 0! 801mm mother, Mrs. John MacNeviii, left nitric“, yum u oenmia 3:09am‘ l ce-ubure produced in the hngdum which is ti, be mid in summei-side strong and Morrison Trophy in grain which is e lair crop this year. on return to their home in Norwood, Mm Mugioni (he, pnidem, The kmmormkm a m’ n- um‘ M bythilhe iinliebi- mey sit as e 11117 M 11111888. ove, on Tucsday_ After the details had Bweque Rink must be i" the ' Mm» m‘ Mmday- 31“- Waye) was born and brought upin main, w mun» Wm be by n‘ we mum ten m‘); t° “w” a m, dinner gable, dimming M . been arranged a discussion wok hands of the secretary T. J. Tm‘ The Bonshow Womens Institute Hunter River’ the abode m“ m, m" and and” m"! l mung“ my’ when we Blanca core until yea,‘ Gamma“ Wm“ “d m“ place remmc to the Royal COW man, not later than September 1st. held their annual picnic at the EX- Messrs, L, '1‘. Benton and J. W- brother; and two sisters, and come m‘ 09 M Poxcnm

MIS. Prudence M0810"! $00k “'5 mama-in winded gum ﬂu oi o! ‘is 1 -Thi| column In rolerved for new! —-SEE CLAUDE BRADLEY ‘ASUBS IONS w Th’ A numb" o’ Young reap!‘ honx 1118M to the "Realms yo! BUN" ma RIDE” ill the AdﬂIMU b! “Kalb n D on i q: local him": but ldvcrtlllhl oi o ’ handed to their Rep. Archie Hume. Boxishaw and Churchill attended on the 18th her body wee laid swey “m” 6mm“ onmmnm" P _ The quality ol VICTORIA u on all round pimp“ "q wry nature may b0 Inserted o! g "I119 Nova swim vlgabﬂld Aﬂ- o: ‘on ‘g H. J. Mﬂbon.‘ Drug SW13, m9 clam b8k€ 5t more o: Hebe: 1g $119 People's 0 ‘ J bﬂlidl a‘ ‘IWQIIUMTWIL . l m» e word ltrlcily payable in od m» Punting mgidscapo pictures in o6 i d Ri m“ , Ill‘! D01“. W111 b0 Nﬂimﬂl h their l ‘. Y re ' Moniwsiw- 1 - Maclicnn, 0y e vvr. an Y those oi nei- late husband end ma" m w” ‘m, mum '3 ' our store window on Tuesday, _i____ evening‘ 15th by m; Ygung Pgpple dlushun About o“ "u. "o m, “new”! pymm w H. R. & ~‘- . -BANKI1\'G SITUATION m5- Wﬂimsdﬂ’ “d “ma” “"9"” BONSHAW of Bt- Cﬂiherlnesi was smitten with tuberculosis End “when o, m mm “m” 68 Queen 8i- /"‘ 1mm» Phone mo. *5 CUSSEFTN’ °°““°“ °' m” 29m’ m‘ “d 3m‘ Bra“ “may W“ ﬂdmmd W u" P‘°"“°“‘ 5”‘ med e. mtum the relies imyut; ii " i Baud of Trade at Surnmerside 8c Company. 697 i Mrs. H. J. Blanchard and two Motium‘ when, despiie 511 ma; 1°" l i

Hill‘ 1.

at the comparatively early age oi

v : . . _ _ authorities are planning to make prevailed upon th Amhbig; m‘ H “m “m” during m9 “M a: » mission 0n Banking. Ml‘. Peter G. “7- f$:‘°2:“g1u:t”1“2‘ °“ saimdaY “i” prllifazliglrluizifésék to Chsglvittgivtvln xellyztewhgoi: tiie more: en 1mp0sin8 merino Genoa w restore ol-lw uiigii Ymf. wmmdtm m“ m1“ ‘"4 ‘i Clark was asked to get in touch _—_ ' ' l w“ m ‘r ° procession with many st at Of u; tw m“ “WW1 M” place dun

__ -n1:.»\'rn or ivms. RACHEL 1- they received at the Provincial EX- Mugﬂmi a wen known 5.1mm“ in W‘ - e 0 Semis. I i m ~ dcgfsrclsgjtfgfmiiierf KlNCll-Friends will regret m Mr. and Mrs. n. Bmiker, who have mbition, the. my Here two children were W“ 0" W11 "w western Ind 1n 1890 memheis of the Doria m‘ ° “mm °°““°' “d W’ 4°‘

it M“ be a matter fur discussion loam oi the death on Saturday spent the PM?’ W0 Week-i ‘Vii-h MYS- morninz 01' Mrs. Rachel Kinch, at Bunkers parents. M1‘- Bnd Mm‘ oLnqrAsfnoNlp RHJGIQN

“mm ca“. o; m, mum Dem “mm, signiﬁed willingness w N_ olsive vote in taken over the m“

bom to them, Edna at present oi mum emu-u, DeBlois aim, and Minnie, who died ‘W’ m‘ “Wk” “d1” but

at. the Associate Board mccfing onl

. ‘ - IIIITGibIlity fbr the prince is M N in, d th 1 -‘. - Pas-cum wee then undo Austri m‘ Tmgdav. S. the home o! her daughter, Mrs. Daniel acf (lav d5 BilftOSB: rgo. _ _____ ten years as“ qggimi‘ M, pai-enm, meanwhile’ domination and m’ deal“ on lmﬂted to Damn‘ or we resmmﬂ ‘ John Iﬂmm 0! Albertim- M"- mes and N“ ' e “l” ‘m Old fashioned religion often did she was a consistent and active are preparing to receive the mlice n w” we, _ _- *Pé§sb§?_ﬁ‘§“ Kind, was 39 years of age and ‘m. Aug. 19th, on return to their home

produce an uncoiismting and wur- member o! ‘Prinity United Church, with all the solcmnity and devot- not curled Quit‘

, til a, short while ago resided at i“ Haverhlu- Mass- ageous lndiivdual conscience. At where she will be much missed, and 1m which the long M13111; {m- m- A9501’ Pﬂ-Nnzo was taken over by menu's Llnlmeni n» unsung‘, w) - , - __Mi.s Jenn Gan...“- Qmmuq, Alhcrton. She was the widow of this point modemism often fails. in that church the funeral service turn at tho city-s cherished saints Ito-iv at the close o1’ the Gmgt . ’ ' ’ hzcs been Operated 0n in the Prince the late Albert Kinch, the mt adtaiatzléi vgrioﬁmizyzfzl; n. ha; breadth dand easly spins gills 115:0; the iatndcgngucgzduiiy dmwnds. aft/ti: Harm bfxtiihn the . \ ) 0s ital for a iiclicitifdlvcr to reside at Albcrton, Hei- _ 031111) cericy, an genera good- evs. . . urn-say an - - 0 - , Icurno e re- . _~ I h _. d _ . ssiliiiiiiy(lgngpnicphx S. PDQ “widen name was Rachel MCAL transportation tolthc Exhibition. will, but lacks moral grip to lift royd. The pallbearers were: Messrs. wr-oxtegekhpatriclim glsPalrenzo 11m, The Doria family finally u- ul‘. w. B". ' ~ g A ‘ ' . ‘ ~ ' ‘ duff. She lived all her life in Ai- and en-wyed the B191 Fm‘- B I men above the ordinary levels o! S. T. Hardy, A. N. McInnis, Wm. combat @1355}? Bleed and, amid religious cere- ' f; ' Y. l’ _ - ___i;~ri,.n(is “iii rllgrct m Ipnfn! berton and was most highly es- hezheaigsslg biiiml: f}; 552:6“; daily life and give them courage, Teed, Frank Currie, Neil McKenzie ma“ “$415- ° mﬂllies, the high alter where the CHIROPBAOTOB

1i’ necessary to defy tho world. , and Dr. J. H. Ayers. celebrated christian wmﬂup m

‘ V‘ ‘ ‘ TH that Miss Jcnn Moore, diiughicr off T/"med for h" mam’ 900d qual" In Comparison wiih the bud- A5 9, member of the Rebecca Sis- the mclmmm or his “n9 931309.

remains were kept was broken in.

Clark Crosby on Tuesday evening,

‘flu-cc Year Palmer 6nd

. - - to and a. white marble h 124 u“ Cam l“ A’ “mi Mrs‘ Mow, nil itic-s and hospitable nature. A short and was mdamed m” mm m“)? 8811s Prince St. Phom 1M3

7 n ' Ellmlnersiilt‘, llil(10i'\\'£‘l'ii£ Fl slizhti while ago she returned to Alberton Mg‘ 15m‘ hooded candor and reorlcssness, tors. she was Mtlve and popular. ‘ wmmunm with m brgfh: richly dtcoreted. vritii the Doris, Home CallsMado.

Hi I ' nwmiion on Siitui-iiav. The lsithstlfrom n. visit i0 Medford, Mass. her -i"_ d i H with which the 01d thwlvgy faced and the members of this lodge wri- Eleuteﬂo he ‘as mart ed ‘or his’ “m5 and 155111 "IWTIPUOM 0i the ' ' ' ‘ ﬂipmt is m“, Si“, isichthf, Hum, (Ii'1[]g'h[pi" Mi-5_ (D1,) piirren M. Mr‘ hug/IRE“ an ‘£1351 or’ the {M71139 [acts of this “Wqd- m" duct“? F1181’ beautiful burial sewice “He! mum “um muggy 7mm“ °t m9 W") 531ml! was ‘re- f l . Lhnfomlbl“ S ldnmpanying hen She had the my gffﬁrflmaad as iiiodi-i-iiism ofieii seems soft and in Trinity after the church funeral Dona conquered Parenw- m 1354 vealed. The mnlairls themselves I I, .- ' fortune to m“ and fracture h" liadiii 4.1 hixwBofrlillix“ - *‘ ' llwli and sentimental. We, feir- service was over. d g the w“ between the Geno- were in i1 copper um within the —"'-" oine c L '. .. . - ~ ' - 111111 _M.<. 1 Vi. d 1 hip; from the effects of the m“ 0 “(HUNT modernwts, with oiii too ‘The late Ivirs. Mugiord had a m b1‘ sarcophagus. . * ‘ 5 ‘ m“ ' ‘ n gm’ “ ‘D h“ h I t .11 . t‘ .1) t d T] -'o:isv gospel of God iis a seiitiiiieiit- beautiful Christian spirit, gentle imd e” p" '° “m! m9 Veneualls- H9 -__.________ 110011 visitillq hcr mother lvli-s. “P 1L‘ 1 m“ 15 a l" “ “ ' m” While attending the st Ciiiici- a1 1'0“... ‘vouid bum, same those kindiy towards ail and devoted and took the mum-ins o! the two Saints llvizh Ivlnrrlson of Siiinmcicidc, left "Te 1"“ i0 "mum M51405 the two‘ incs Womeiiks Institute Pitiiic at 01d Chriiiinnx They did not mink i-iiii o; faith towards he, iqiivioun fmm their resting place in the JUDGES 0F Alt/l‘ RULE AT *- on Szitiirclnv for Boston to resumeldmlghmrs mmmonedi “'1” were at Rocky Point on Wcdncsciaiy, -‘\\‘l;-

, _ ‘it: facts; instead they aolcved a By such lives Christianity is kept Byzmtme caﬂwdir"! °1' P3191117- DENNE“ h” bpﬂsldp when She died’ another 16m- ML“ 01g“ LIMNCN“ m‘! m" iiiiili nblc to rise zibovc the facts sweet and strong in the world. mnwmlm them w Gen” in

dimghtrr’ Mm‘ Cobb‘ of Gloucester‘ misfllﬂune °f ill-jun“? h“ km‘: 5° mid ciii-ry off n spiritual victory in To all‘ sortowing friends, and es- trrumph he w“ greeted hi’ P0911‘ (ca-Milan PRES) --Mrs. Robert Adams and son, Magli and m?“ SW15’ Michael “f. severely she is still continual $91101‘ we pace of mom

"m" Ill "with: clue- lier work. S.

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—Dr. H, E. Fos- pecially to Miss Edna, now so much m‘ “ugh” 3"“)? and the b04195 Imj-‘AN’ m”: A“! 28—PM1‘°I1$ xiiiigene Adams, Oi Mancini-i. am Albci-ton, Albert or luedford, Mess. homs d-ck’ ﬂJne, this paper Joins with aii syn-i- were placed in the Doria, Chapel d: 0i.’ one o1 Milaifs best known "Pggﬁxsr ‘ Hsitlng old friends in Summer- and Gun?“ “f New Ymk- t° a“ patliizcrs in expressions of sincere m“ chit-Eh "f O"? I-ﬂdl’ 01' U18 “new” "Jmumm-s-Whe" I“ ‘tide. B. of whom sympathy is extended. S. Miss Florence MacQiiarric, R.N., Minn,“ Linimmi h, chiibinilm 8°°dwiu_ - s5”, 11mm they have been yen, writers, sculptou! and pointers

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