hwrf&.-qilantltiss of farm ,produce and

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,` ,~ A 'll 0! U00! business abil-

' ilrsc, _class private reputation

Wil# lo orfllllle Q #Olaf Stock Com-

_ *Q _,vnu like pe hear from

e investors. " ' ~‘

,. "' "ini one 6i"tie best farming

settlements of the Province where

-,are mined and exported yearly

' iflhipplng facilities are ekcellent with a large range of country to draw from. A store trade is established and rap- idly growing and increasing. Farmers Ore prosperous and well to do and trade is susceptible of great expansion, and a large and. prosperous business is almost assured. -

For further particulars

- ADDRESS A. B. Q.

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SANDRA Tllii JEALDUS By "lane Phelps

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So by term nation to see what was in that tru . Gray wwe out, I sent Hetty on an er- rand that would take her some time. Then l went up and tried every key I could find in the lock of the bat teredftrunk, but not one would turn.

“Everett must keep it in his poc-

ket on his key ring," I grumbled. as I rose stiffly from the floor. ' Then there came to me a story I had read where an impression of a lock was

ken in gum and a key made. _ I

ta had no hope _that I could get the key

_ , . | - i Th¢ Undersmned Offfr-5 fm' Sill from Everett if my supposition was

her f8I'l’fl 0f 75 HCPCS, 65 acres right, as lie always kept his keys in

dear balance coygred with soff the pocket of the suit he was wear- wood. Situated at Five Houses ing, even when in dress clothes. , But

_ 1

F011 A_\|¥“5t“5 R“miR°“°e N°~l within rt hair nine ci the thriving in

could get some gum. , I could try make an im resslon, and if I suc-

1 mil* fmm H32eftY'5 Wharf Bild town of Souris and convenient to ceeded, I could hunt up some one to

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1'] 2 lllli8 fl'0Ill SCi]00l Bild Church. churches, schools and shipping. I<arin make me it key.

A beautiful spring of water B contains 70 acres of extra good dry few yards from house and fm,m_ land well fenced and the buildings in in

If 'mt sold before Thursday 25th Will sell with -or without crop stock fle

first class repair

I hurried down stairs. Iletty came presently and I at once sent her

out for some gum. She looked a tri-

supriseil, but said nothing. When

s8Dt- Will bfi *Old at AUCUOU On and farm machinery. sho returned I gave her a stick and the premises on that date at 2 Any person wanting a good farni pretended to chew one myself, al- 0'Ci0¢if P.M. would do well to call und see this though gum-chewing was one habit I

B Order ideal home never had formed.

For fuither particulars call or write

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Mrs. ED&A“D BIRT P- A- ROONEY on was no a e for me to make 'tn

ier visit to the attic. It would bo

F0l`t Agi-|SiU3 -Souris, Eaht. dark up there. So I had to content

506-8-27MWed5lpd. P. E. 1. myself until some time when I could

359-0-I0-in11iE10lpd.

get another opportunity. I would

tdare Q0 with Mrs. Gray in the

_ Y ' _-4 house. She would surely be ‘suspic-

_ _a ` _ ions ii'I did.

_i at

I offer for sale at Mitchell River, pa,-,fl of 55 ac,-es property of inc ST

'Lot 54, my farm consisting of 125 me John H, Mngford will he coin ta “U93 in 3 high Slate °f C“mV9~¢i°"- at public auction on premises Monday, -- It is well situated and convenient to 3,_.,,,_ gggnd M 1 1,, m, of which 25 an church. school and shipping puffs- hcrcs are clear balance, hard and soft,

Public Auction

"Get yourself ready for a short

trip, just .1 day or two. and meet me

the station at 5'o'clock," Everett id at breakfast the next morning. 'll run up and get my bag, and kc it to tue oflice with me. Oh, where are you going?" I was cxciteincnt. “To New York. I thought you

APDIY £0- wood. Good house and barn. Situat- would-1ike|,0g(_,_ Isha," have time

M- M- °'MARAH» ed half mile from Elllott’s Station; to

shop a. little wi-th you. And we

Mitchell River, near school and church. will take in a play or two."

P. E. I.

835-9'-9-in3ipd.

For further -information appl-y to

A. J. MUGFORD

“That will be lovely! ` Shall I take evening gown?"

Elliott’s Station “Ceii‘tninly. Your sappire chiffon,

Terms made known day of sole.

ami your flonk. Wear your tailored

W, D, M¢COUBREY, suit, and take an afternoon dress.

___ uctio or That will lic all you will require. Bo

A nc

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uro you have :ill the accessories you need to keep yourself looking nice.

Aivery desirable property 00115151' ¢---____ _- -3-_-;._.._. One never knows what may -turn up

ing ,of 5'acres of land with good ` " in

modnrn dwelling and outbuildings,

New York.” The attic, my curiosity about the

aLsl-¢;‘o|;:h;;i|;tilsi§1e;oi‘!\lnti;:3‘i;l1:-T'I.i;i'grS: gg; t`runk, and what it contained :ill

ore forgotten in my delight., Then

Bi cbnveni-:pt to schools, churches, surldnnly C3111.. t|,e_1|,¢,ug1,t _ he is

stores, and mills, also near to electric __ afraid -to leave me alone for fear I'l1 light plant, Terms to suit purchaser. --_ invite someone here, or do something

For 'further particulars apply to Tenders will be -received by the lo

displcnse him! But I would not

_ , GU8 WADDELL. undersigned up to Monday 15th Sept- allow even that thought to dampen

1 _ Calle Traverse, P. E. I. ember, instant at 12 o’clock, noon for my delight. I wrote Mother it note

708-0-3Mwfmi. thc purchase of the following:- before Istarted to pack my things.

' (1) 53 shares, Strathcona Silver i;@n=_ Black Fox C0_ _ ,S

(2) Ofilce furniture including small "

“Everett ls going to New York and taking me with him," I told her.

. We are going to take in some plays : safe. and he is to do some shopping for f I Tenders may be for the Strathcona nie. he said. He is really awfully ' __ shares and Office furniture, either in good to nie, Mother, and you 1r.‘usn‘t

‘ 1 h 0, one tender oi separately Tenders \

'orrv about what Iloi-ie sa s She

_ ' Before the V ce-C ancell '. ` - " - y`~ Q”

SQ” of Residential property on must be in sealed envlopes and be uc- _docs cxiiggcrwte, you know, at times

Prmce "met, Charlottetown companied by certificated cheque foi most dreadfully.

Edward R. Clowser, Walter Matheson

20 percent of tender _

“The only trouble with Everett is

There had been no opportunity to ‘ again into the attlc._ But I had; no means forgotten my fixed de- i

nk So one afternoon when Mrs.`

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liI°T°li"f°S°i.|iiSi1iiS|=i" t§.f.“r;,°:.::°l°.J,:1.‘t.'i*‘ii.i‘:..:;:..ii;%

llnrrecleii lu “Fruit-a-lives

' Sr. MaIr|`s‘s, N.B. “For two years, I suflferod tortums from Severe Dyspr):_¢`a.` I had constant pains after eating; pains down the sides and back ; and horrible bitter stuil' often came up

I in my mouth. »

I tried doctors, but they did not

nelp me. But ss soon as I started taking ‘Frm'l-4-h':»¢.\", I began to improve and, this medicine, made of fruit juices, relieved me when everything else failed."

MRS. HUDSON MARSIIBANK.

mel box 3 for ‘lm mal Si” 25°_ p Islands. One has .hut to ask u person M K" dcalém or bent’ postpnid lr from the ‘Mamialens or a trader whose

_ _ 4 bu

l'»‘ruiii~s¢tlvsa Limited. Ottawa. ~ generous and satisfactory was tho

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vltntions or invite guests while ' am ills away. Goodbye." It he har|,hen',-(1 the government subsidy became _too my gasp 01 ¢muze¢r_9nf_ and my sob small to make the running of such a| of dinappointmeym he pam no anon. steamer possible, the boat was sold. tion, for immediately he said good- Tilt? S- S- "H8l‘i0ll<i" wi1S i-hell ‘DUT- bye the click ofthe receiver told me Chllwli by MP- MUCLUFG and P18090-

- he had hung up. I tried to get him Du at his oillce, but he wa/s g one. Ho Which N10 "Elli@fPl'ise" had JUS! had evidently telephoned me from been removed. This service contin-

outside.

(To Be ContInu¢d.)

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Tells Dyspeptics What to Eat §l“i“1. ?»‘,'§..°i..‘“,,°.'J’. Ti.“;i..'.°‘€§.Z.

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Av°|d |nd|g¢st|°", 59|" Ach; Stamach, No owner was ever hold in greater

Heartburn, Gas On Stomach, Etc-

lndlgestlon and practically all forms "mil WHS Wiiiiilm MfiUi1\»“`0- H0 “0V0I` of stomach trouble, say medical au- asked ii" \""'9i'5°“abi° §0"Vi°°» *md ,},0,.mes' are due nine times out 0( any extras wero coiisiilcrcd such icn to an excess of hydrochloric acid Wiie" hi’ mud his “len-

in the stomach. 'Chronic “acid stom

2lCl\” is exceedingly dangerous and Mr. MacLure was interested in other' sufferers should do either one or two iumi b“5me55_hi° largest m""~`”“`

things.

Emu". they can go- on a limited and an Taniicries, near Picton. He was

often disngreca-ble diet, avoiding foods " -1 Ziat disagree with them, that irritate tl

the sfoinacli and load to excess acid in _ ,c,,,.e,,0n 0,. they can eat as they construction into which our country please in reason and make it a prac~ 1’

tice to counteract the effect of the M harmful acid and prevent the forma-it 'tion of gas, sourness or premature r

fermentation by the use of :1 little Bls iiratcd Magnesia at tlioir ineiils.

'I‘hcr0 is probably no better, safer :V

cr more reliable stomach antiacld than Blsurated Magncsia. and it is

widely used for this purpose. It has no direct action on the stomach and is "a ‘mt a dligestem' 1,3!" a tenspoontul or seldom received publicity during his' iliac powder or a couple of five grain M

tiblets taken in a little water with

anddohn A. Matheson,CompIalnants. The oiilce furniture can be seen at that he can't consider me as grown

, and the office of Warburton and Shaw, up

John'McMilla.n, George M Matheson, Solicitors. stead of alniarried woman. Perhaps

|l!id\ others, Defendants. The Chas. I>.t`t”rn S. B. Fox Co. Lid. some day ne will realize that I have

. He treats me like a child, in-

ili,. loud will neutralize thu excess ac-

illliy which may be -pre-Sent ami Pi`9‘ free to tell of how their dark days vent its further formation. This re- were b,.i,_,h,_ened b tha help of his

. Y

moves the whole cause of the trouble most practigai Sympathy. He ‘never :ind the meal digests naturally and threw away his money, yet an hon.

heriltlrful without need of pepsin pills ,.

‘“` “‘"iincif‘1 digestenis- vain. Surely such investments were

GUI il [CW OUUCCS Of Bisufiimii M33- treasures of unknown wealth laid up

nesl;i from any rcliable druggist. Ask in ].1¢,,ven_

for either powder or tablets. It never

_ il y

comes as o. liquid, milk Of Citrate #1110 mourn his loss there are his wife- in the bisurated form is not a laxat- fm-me,-ly M155 3_ J_ guluvm, of Han. IVE- Try liliS~DiHl1 and 911! Wililf YOU fax, whose sympathy and cncoiirixge-

want at your next meal and see if this n l'<n’t the best advice you ever had on

"what to cat." ` brothers Cartncy D on the old

ei-»_-_ homestead at Murray Harbor Noitli,

iN MEMDRIAM ~

success ol’ the departed-anti. four

T .

Ch'tow 6th Sept

grown, and wil] act as if I had. Un-

n, ._ »

pm-Bunn; to 8 Dec,-@1310,-¢1é,~nmde 814-0-SM6i. Ill then I will have -to make ,the

in nie above cause on the 27th any or best Of il, I Suppose. lam so sorry

August (A.D. 1919) by his Honor the

Vice-Chancellor, I will set up and sell _ H A by public auction on the premises on Sf

Thursday the 18th day of September (A.D. 1919) at eleven o'clock in the

foreuoon, all that tract, piece and par- I

200 MEN WANTED

Rose worried you about it.”

My letter finished, 1 hurried up- airs and laid out the things I want-

"il to take with me. Then I called up Alice Sloane and told hcr 1 was go- ing to New York, and asked if silo

cel of land situate, lying and being in FUF Cutting Dull! W00li Bt Cape BIB- wlshcd me to do anything for her.

Charlottetown, -in Queen’s County, in ‘-0111 $2-25 P91' 00rd. f01` Clit'-ill!! and

said Island, being part of Town Lots SW”-mllillg, 1685 75 0811118 H filly b°1\¥‘ii~ W

Numbers twenty-one and twenty-two

Men desiring to work by month wages

1-».~.:==»

` The sale will he 'confirmed by the _ ff 1Court~_of Chancery without oxpenso 1

in the nfth hundred of town Lots in 240 to $48 ner month with board sup-

said Town and is bounded and des- Dlied, free tl'i1DSll0l‘tl1li0l1- CBHIDS llii cribed as follows: Commencing at a new and E005- point in the southeastern boundary of For further information apply at a plot of land enclosed by Euston St., Employment Service of Canada Prince St., Fitzroy St., and Great ' Market Building.

George St., formed by the intersection Charlottetown, of Prince street and Fitzroy street, P. E. Island thencé southwesterly one hundred 332.8-19-MM.

and eight feet ,thence northwesterly

She gave me several coinmissions hich I promised to iullil with care. I was so excited Icouldn't keep

still, and when Mrs. Barr corrected me, my answer was more impulsive than polite. My lesson hour over, I rushed up to dress for the journey. I was nearly, ready, my bag packed and -strapped when the telephone rang. 1-t wus Everett- _

“I have changed my mind about

taking yon. Do not accept a.ny in- -_--__&___1_.._.

one hundredand thirty feet at right

angles to said Fitzroy street, thence

northeasterly .parallel with Fitzroy '

street one hundred and eight feet, ~

thence southeastwardly at right angl- o -

es to Fitzroy street one hundred and

thirty feet to the place of commence- ment, belng Lots Number one and gym, _as drawn on a p|,,_n of H0||,md TENDERS addressed to the under- G,-ove med in me omce of the Regis. signed, for the purchaise of the steam- trar of Deeds for Prince Edward 9*’ HARLAND “iid me 5”h°°“°" Island and being the same land as is GENERAL MIDPLETON Wm be 'B' described in 3 certain deed thereof ceived up ti 12 o clock noon, of the iith from William I-I. Brown to Owen Con- day Of OCL l919~ ” holly, bearing date the tenth day of T110 3- 5- "HARLAND Wi" bum July, A. D. 1882, being the residence at Shelburne, N. S. in 1908, Reglstc:- or the inte John A. Matheson, rctirca cd illilienfi-ans. Length 113 feet. Fishery Inspector. breadth 27_ feet, depth 6 7.10 feet gross

Thq property will be gold free from tonnage 3o.‘i. Itegistored tonnage 217.

illcunibrances. Has good accomodation for passengers

and lg in first class condition. She s now under contract with the Gov-

to the" purchaser. ernment tn iun from Picton to George-

/ ucoiiditiqns nt sale. town and ports in vicinity, to the

Dated this 30th day of August, A.D.

1919.' " ° ‘~ _

J. D. Stewart, K.C. A. B. Warburton,

Solicitor. Master in Chancery.

469-9-2-M231

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close of navigation. The purchaser to complete the contract for which he is to receive a proportionate rate of the Government subsidy, or accept' de- iivery_,at. its termination.

The "GENERAL MIDDLETON" was

built at Bay du vin, N. B. in 1880. She is 68 5.10 feet in length, 21 5.10 beam, 8 4.10 depth, gross tonnage 71.75 registered tonnage 67.93 regis- tered at Chatham, N. I3., September, 1917. During the winter of 1917-1918

. she was retopped from the water line

~» of --»»-1 --M 2° :.'.i’,~..»“.‘...‘:°,f .°.‘::.1°.°'i;.i;i.':°,‘.':.:.i:~ an

from Richmond Station, known as the moo,-ing c1,,,,,k,_ hawser I,|pe,,’ break late Archibald Gillis farm. One third deck beams. hatch comblngs and

M tm. had il covered with mrd and hatches new. ,Cabin and forecnstle re-

newed. Hasa new bowsplrit, a new

soft wood and lumber. At the present mpmastf new “"5 and running ,.188

ni \°4 Qffft igvevf

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A rich

copious lather -produced from s hm ill

inch nf cream

-in cold water as well aa

-' he 3 "

-remaining moist tn the 1,

end of the shove

-actually softening the I

in-ard without "rubbing

-I better lathe!

. -A better shave

-tl\st’a Mmnen'|.

MEHHENS '

" SHFIUIHG

CREAM

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FARM FDR SALE i

At St. Peter's Harbor 70 acres 'with

buildings, 50 acres under cultivation, 20 acres marsh, well fenced and watered, nearly all oyster mudded.

ERNEST McEWEN,

Bristol, P. O.

805-9-8 M3lp¢l . »

Garage 5

Automobiles Marine and Stationary

l , . . ‘

- man, Manitoba.

MRS- MARV MACKWNDN short service at thc home thc bodyi,

Mrs. Mary 'MacKinnon died at the \

resiilcnce of Mrs. Margaret Hunt, 10-i 1 llanovei Street Lynn, Mass Set

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-ith 'at 10 H- 111-, dellth being due £0 tended by a large concourse of people,

ai shock. -She was born in P.E. Island ii

August -2, 1842 but has been a resident to the Government pier where- the

of Massachusetts for the past 20 n years. Sho is survived by two sons,

No place or .oommunity lie,ld Mr. Maenure in greater respect

iliiiiif-i`.::ii"s"°".ii“,.i';iiS.°"";..§..#°i& ofthe Iliaudnwali thef , *_ inn its t only 1:1? we

W M Macr.urs"rec'eive' ‘guy evidences

e\rejolced in their prosperity and

in their friendship, and gave many little tokens of his pleasure during that day. ~

When he sold out his lobster busi-

ness to Mr. .Fred Magee, M; P.l?., Mr. MacLure intended to retire and en- joy n rest, but soon discovered that for him enjoyment was not to be found in what ordinarily would be considered a rest-he must again get into business Where his active nature could find expression. The S. IS. 'Lady -Sybil" was for sale, and the former love for ships still lived in the retired packer. Consequently he bought the steamer, fitted her-up like a yacht, and put her on the route be- tween Pictou and the Magdalen

slness was there to find out how

service rendered by,.Mr.`MacLuro and

steamer to these people. When

the Picton-Montague route from

iles to be entirely satisfactory to the public in general. Besid'-es' steam- u ips, Mr. MacLure almost always

attention as to l.lie larger ships.

respect by his captains and crews

l\B\U'§» ,_ _ ._'¢ll_,_l‘ii-‘ lle attending amp' _ic¢'tl.io_re, didf `

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LUX_ and Your Sweater

There is a delightful way of washing it-so ealy you , can do it yourself-so pure that your sweater may be washed againand again and each time look like nbw.

it is with the rich creamy iather that the wonderful LUX Hakes make. Nd rubbing or twisting necessary. _lust dipping and rinsing. So pure is LUX that it has the utiermoet cleansing power. So gentle ‘that it harms nothing that pure water itself may touch. There is no substitute for LUX.

:IUX is sold at grocers. departmental stores. etc

M _ Rm. i..r,1.¢, "T/.. C... of -

_ Dainty Clothes" sent on request.

1'!’.‘»/ER BROTHERS LIMITED. TORONTO 83

/is

Aside from his shipping ventures,

ment likely being that with the Log-

progrcssive and public-spirited gen- eman-one particularly 'snltod in izirt ami liiind for the period of re-

as just entered. ' One cannot write about William acLure without ‘mentioning another alt of character which he possess-

ed. He has left ‘behind him many friends to whom it sketch of his life

ould bc very incomplete did it fail o mention the kindness of his big Scotch heartrtoward the deserving oor and those whose temporary need ppealed to hiin for help. ‘Such little cts of charity and -neighbourlincss

9-h

. iur'

most unostentatioiis manner. iliut,

ow that he is gonc, many will feel =

st need did not present itself in

-1

Of his iinme late famil who

lent were always large factors ln the

homas in New York city, John C. n Mvstlc Conn., and Gavin in 'Car-

On Thiirsilay, the 21st., after it

e, for he preferred to do them in _

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25 DICTIONARIES IN ONE .

All Dictionaries published previous to

“his one are out of date. - " '

as taken to Si. Andrcw's Prcshy- in - ._

crinn Church where the Rev. A. E. “ 'irkcr lcd a. service which was at-

fter which many followed the hearse

asket was placed on board the 'S. S.

‘iIi'arlanil" which proceeded with thc ,

.itunes and Finley MacKinnon‘ and body of its late owner to his bvoyhood

Mrs. Margaret I-Iunt, 'Miss May Mac- E

Kinnon, Mrs. Kelvin .-McCoi1in, Miss Picton were E. M. MacDonald, James

dward Island. The pall bearers nt

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Isabelle .'MacKlnnon, all of Massach- Primrose, John Mowat, P- Curry, John 9

ilvo daughters, Mrs. Jennie Ashley, home at Murray Harbor North, Prince

usetts. She also leaves three broth-

ers, ‘Mr. Jonathan Weatherby of Bos- A- ton; Jacob Weatlierby of Pownal, P. U E. I.; and Alexander of Lake Verd, the l0Wli. P. E. I. and three sisters Mrs. Rach- ael ‘Collin of Bathe, Maine; Mrs. El-

izabeth Vine of Haverhill, Mass.; and Mrs. Isabelle Fisher of Newbury, port, Mass.; also sixteen grand-children. She was a woman of beautiful christ- ian character, ii member of the church of Scotland, ‘Birch llill, since early youth. Sho will bc greatly missed by nil who had the privilege of her ac- quaintance. It was ~h very sad ending to a wondcrfud visit me made to the island as she just -arrived back to Massachusetts last Sunday and was

taken 41| MUn,|a,y mommg_ This was cession from tho 'Church to thc local

the first visit sho made to the Island in slxteon years. Services were held at Wrlghts Undertaking rooms, Mondziy, Sept. 8, nt 2 p. rn. Interment at Ilighiield (lcmctery,

_l._@_~__i WILLIAM MCLURE.

On the afternoon of Tuesday, Aug-

ust 19, 1919, there passed away at his home in Plctmi, Nova Scotia, a gentleman who for some years has been very closely associated with the commercial ami industrial life of the ¢W0 Province of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. This man was William Macllure. _

Born at Murray Harbor North,

Prince Edward island, on November iii. 1854. the son of the late David M'8CLl1rc, Esfit. whose ff~amlly was closely connected with the ship-hull- ding for which Murray Harbor was at that day very- widely known, and from whose yards many' crafts glided into the water to carry on the com- merce existing between the new and old worlds, the youngster was' -brought up in tho business of trading at home and abroad.. _

’ Hcls days of apprenticeship were se

rved in the store of the late Mr.

Prowse at Murm Har and with

. bo .

price of wood there is enough wood ing :ind 2 ne; tboati its in thorough nam" "mind his uncles at the# ,,m,,.y;,-.1 9,; Mm-. o th l d t y fo lt. Lana will 1'0vl»r8ll W6 01m n every respec pq" Mm ana ray River, after which he went into n G m 0 pa t ` A good sailor and carrier, and can be n .nd spwmty lm’ business with his brother _at Picton

N "M °“ um" t° 'mt purchaser' inspected at Picton. md c7m'd°r on tw* m "Wk Island where-in the lobster pack- & Aliivtfvé "lv two milk wi" Mid 011° 'rilre risahi is reserved tc reject any 16 reefs experience ing inénrtr -the i ri tion ‘s ishi _

Doilrio ty Proll. . or a I ten ers. »

several automobiles, 'while tho hoarse

of the departed. The service at the'

Order. assisted by the Rev. Bro. Suth-

and solemn form used by that Order upon such occasions.

proscllt sight, but his works do fol- low him and his fine spirit of ser- vice toward followmen will not soon be forgotten by those who know him as a largehenrted, clear-minded, free- handed, public-spirited gentleman.

nnro E. A. Fullerton, A. Logan. and

~C. MacDonald-all prominent rc-

On Friday afternoon a large congre- iration gathered in the church at C Murray Harbor North where a short service was conducted -by the Rov.

Masonic Lodge at Montague, ol' wlilch thc deceased had been n member for thirty years, occupied _prominent seats at this service. The body was in charge of George, Adam, William, Cameron, Chester, and .Benjamin Mncbure as pall-bearers-all being* sons of Carney D. 'MacLuro and nep- hews of the late gentleman. The pro-

cemctery where the family lot is located was lcd by tho Masons' in

was followed by a long li`nc of cur- riages conveying relatives and friends

side of tho grave was conducted by

resentatives of the business life of p_

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Steamship “Governor Dlngloy" will leave St. John every Wednesday at

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The Wednesday trips are via Eas tport and Lubec, due Boston 10 a. m.'

hursdays. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays, 1

FARE $9.00 STATE ROOMS $2.50 UP _

Direct connection with Metropolitan steainers for New York via CaD°

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ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

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Mr. L. Mi MacKinnon, Past Provin- cial Grand -Master of thc Masonic

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