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i for London, after all, last night. I I was duinfouiided. I had told you on | the telephone the night before to stay | where you were. Then I saw the let- ter wasnt in you handwriting at al1-- li “'85 11 f01'§01y. I was dead certain of it. The idea was obviously to keep any ;Uhe from worrying at your absence i Dirty work. in snort: 1 noe o oonrsb L \\‘ifl1 Mlftei. who was nearly off her . ehump about her father. It was pretty | plain to nie that you were both in

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No Moser-naclc -cualaanras wlrl-sour THIS SEAI:

Others have purchased inferior substitutes as Congoleum . . . and ' discovered the tremendous difer- ence in the wearing qualities of the genuine and iloor~coverin|s that were " just as good." '

Insist on seeing the Gold Seal before you buy door coverings. Then . . . and then only . . . are you guaranteed satisfaction or your

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Which I did But do you think that

Shaw girl would stay at home? Nary

a bit of lt. And she stuck to her point. l ,

If I was going to look for her guv'nor i ‘_ nd R,onny she was coming too. And :

come she did. She thinks Jerry thc; °

most wonderful cove in the world-

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"You _mean she`s here?" I cried. 1 _*_ _l__i_______ wishes for your success and hammess

"M3I`SCi?" _ - ' :incl pledging to you our loyalty, we

___. are on behalf of Edith Cavell, L. O

(To be C0i’t11'1uEd) I B. A., No. 323. Elizabeth MacPherson

F R A T E R N A llworthy Mistress; Jean Sharpe, _Past

--;_--- lltllstress; Jennie Muttnrt, Past, M15-

> S V N S I T A T I 0 Nltress; Isabell Glyden, Past Mistress; Ghandi's Obscurantism 3 Bertie Woodside, Past Mistress; Am- ---- | _ arlda Well, Past Mistress.

_ Continued. from Page ,4 , ' Sumnierside, P. E. I.

-il-- A T S S I B E MBY 13, 1930

former" when he strikes from the MIS- M- D. D0111191'. hands ol the Hindu all that thc gen- 51111111 MISUCSS.

crotioris have won it is hard to und- ’“_ V- GW111 Lodge L- 0- B- A-. IOP New

ersnmo. in not, the only thing about ()1-ganization of LadieS’~Bru11sw1ck. St. Jo1m~N. B.

' ' runtw iilislt in :_

sionate ambition to become dictator ljrovlnclal Grand gn 17831;; Z: th; eromcgglerand

of India and the native states. In thc L0dgC, IJ.'L» 0. B. A- I case of the American colonies the

powers of local self-govcrnnient had » you to Um. fair town and truét ,hm

119611 5993511! ll`1C1‘€11-iefl Bild €Xl?1‘ClS€d. Mrs, Jgseph Taylm-, nf 'gy John, your short visit here will not only be

and that led to fuller powers, with N_ B" Most Womhmful Grand Mi5_ of benefit to y0u_ but Wm be H g,-em. the colonies via revolution, with Can- “ess of me British American L* L_ lm- be,-,cm tg the numbers of me ‘gin °°€"";2"‘m§"‘al §°f°"“" Such 35‘ O. B. A., visited the Island on Tues- I"G111'fi0l1 UI the Gulf." _ 15 C °“ In in “'19” 511° 5l1°"~’3 day when she met the lodges of thc W2 11010 Wilh 111l€f2Sl2 U16 B1'€P\Y» Mi- l1°*'S°" “’°fU11’ °f 9-1°1°1S1118 the S11m°- island at summei-si<ie for me purpose vauces beins made in your I'r<1vir.ce

Not me exit of Indlian taxation goes of 0,-gamzmg 3 Lmies' pm\-ymial land we hope and pray that these ad- or o er ian purey Indian affairs, G,-and Lodge; Au-0mpanymg_1~,er was 'vances will, under your wise and and no nation other than Britain has M1-5_ M, D_ Donna-_ 0; 5|;_ ,]°1m_ ‘guiding hand, long continue in your ever so generously upheld the cause Grand Mistress for New Brunsvvick. Qllrisrlictioii. We will thank you to of the native as has Britain during_Thcy were met at Borden by mem- |extend to your Executive fraternal the last halt century. Having done so bers of the Edith Cavcl Lodge. Re- `s1‘€€i-11185 f1‘0111 your Sister Province. m“°h» 5119 15 110i- wt to be stanipecl- pi'esentati\'es of ten of the Island 111 3PD1'0Cl3i»l01'1 Of 170111' \’iS1l ID US ed into desertlng the millions of hap- ladies' Lodges held it special meeting H115 f°1' “'11” 1'- 111911115 10-115- Bll0\V less Hindus to the mercies of Gand- at the Sunimercide Lodge Room in 115 YD 111656111- to YOU N115 51111111 Rift- hl's ainbltioii by his opera bouife ul- thc evening and Mrs. Taylor, assisted Tmsullg 5'0\1l` V151” 11919 Will be ll timatum_ By M,-5_ Dmme,-y 0|-gantud the Ladies' pleasant and profitable one and that

G,-and Lodge on p, E, L The ;0uow_ your presence will stimulate the ing ofhcers comprised the Ladies lncmbefs Uf W1' f’!'0\'l11C9 I0 Still

f Card ThCnkS rn-ami i.o¢ige:--night w. GJi\nstress. K1'¢11l¢1” °ff°1i_ to 211011156 Our people . __ Mary MacLean; RL W_ G,._.Deputy with the principles of Orangeism. The family of M155 Elizabeth MC_ Mistress, Elizabeth MacPherson; Jr. I-'“7°1'l3'~ B9ne"°1°“°€ and Charity- : Elr°3’- “’lSl1es to thank their friciirls Deputy Mistress, Jennie Muttart; Gr. Slgllefl 011 bl’l1111f Of Edith Ciavell, I. l . who so kindly assisted them and sent , Chaplaiii, Susie Moore; Gr. Secretary, O. B. A., No 323. l svmiwmy in tits; I Audie _L_ Afiieok; cir___Dei=-ily score- E111“l°e“1 M“°*’l‘*"S°_"' ,_ .

_ tary Lina Higgins; ur. Treas,, Vina W01'll1Y M1Sir€S= _ MacLeod; Gr. Deputy 'Ii-eas_, Linda Habelle Glyflen

Currie; Gr. Dir.. of Ceremonies, R9C01”dl11K 5€C\‘€l-H13' 1

Annie Simpson; Gr. Lecturer, Louise i MacNcvln; Gr. Deputy Lecturer, Prls- 'i"&"'°

cilla Holm; Gr. Auditors, Della Bell and Lizzie Best.

Mrs. Taylor gave it splendid ad-

dress oii the standing of the ordcr. Addresses were also given by Mrs. lDonnci and Mrs McLean of Chai

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'7@.,,' 1 lottctoivn, The Simimerside Lodge in

lhonor of the occasion, presented Mrs. Taylor with a beautiful silver llowcr basket, and to Mrs. Donner, n fountain pen The presciihtions

\ were made by Sister Elizabeth`Mac-

Pliersoii, Worthy Mistress of the local Lodge. Each presentation was ac- companied by an address read by Sister Isabella Glidden. Both ladies made very eloquent replies. A very pleasant social followed this event and rcfreshnieiits were served by thc home lodge. Several excellent speeches were made by niernbers of the different Lodges

Following are the addresses which haw. 5039,, M Cm ns I mn. ,O get

were delivered with the presentations nis.dc:-

Suminerside, P. E. I.

May 13, 1930

Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Grand Mistress,

Ladies' Orange Benevolent As-

sociation of British America, St. John, N. B.

Most Worshipful Sister' 'I`aylor:-

On this special occasion, which

in the future, \vill no doubt be con- sidered an historic milestone in the progress of our Association, it affords me much pleasure to have the honor, on behalf ot Edith Cavell, L. O. B. A. Number 323, Summerslde, the chief Town in the "Garden Province" and noted as lt is for being center of the silver black fox lndustry, large de- partmental stores and fine beautiful residences.

The Town of Summerslde is honor-

ed that it has been selected as the meeting place for the organization ot the Provincial Grand Lodge of thc Ladies' Orange Benevolent Assocla

, _hu Mill; -' Y organizing it is interesting to note

“J V _ M that your presence here is a memor

_ #'- ‘<1 _ lal to the century of progress with

\ K , ~--~ ` _.5 ' which Orangelsm has been blessed

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, I, '\, 0 y arf. tion of Prince Edward Island, and n .._~ . .

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~ 4Y I \_ ` 44.7 _ F ,-_'<4 - since its inception in Brockville, one

M ‘) /A hundred year

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3 I This evening ws stand on the

threshold of our activities as s Pro

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JUST the sound of Rice Krispies crackling in milk or cream makes you hungry. And how good these toasted

Delicious with fruits or

honey. Use in recipes in place of nutmeats. Maca- roons, candies. Order from your grocer in the red-and- green package. Made by, Kellogg in London’ Ontario. _L fi, not for its value, but as a token

Loiviiiii the year 1031. where ii warm

| fence for our Empire. Enthusiasm cietrrzninatoii, and above all else, co- peration. is needed in our delibera-

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ig’ \ .c::s_it we are to succeed and bc

Kms!! -I \ .i_thiul to the trust reposed in u

Es vov ' those

_g-_7____..~ ,-2 -J pioneers who have bee

- I *ff - .._ised to the Grand Lodge Above- and Business Executives

, THE Confederation Life Association has issued ,

a special low ratepolicy on Super-Select`Livsa ‘

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We have followed yourcareer from

the ranks through the various offices that can be g.veii to you by our As- sociation and we fcel that the Cirand ..odge Session held in Mcntrea-1 made no mistake in electing you to your -*salted onlce.

We can assure you this our wri-

'cme carries with it th: sincere wish fiat your br.ef sojourn w.tli us niag; .~: a pleasant and profitable one and .nat you will be able to look back to L with kindly recollections in years .i come. Kindly accept this small

.5 good will and appreciation, and '.ve trust that we will have the honor and pleasure of your presence with ' us at our first Annual Session. which - iii be held in the City of Cimrlatte-

K znclcome you will find.

Again assuring you of our best

Members of Edith Cavell, L. 0. E. A. No. 323, we most heartily welcome

for Professional Men and Business Executives in ‘ non-hazardous occupations.

The polir_v_ma_v be issued with Total Disability

_ and Double Indemnity Accident Benefits.

I t is positively the most desirable nud most econp omical Life Insurance Protmtiou that money can buy_ for those who can qlsalify for it. We strongly advise you_ to send for pnrticulnra. You will be

4 fortunate if this policy is availableio you. The

coupon below is for your convenience.

Association

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CHURCH OF' SCOTLAND-R/sv.

Ewen MacDougall will preach Satur- day 17th at Belle R/ver at 8 p, m_ and Sabbath lilth at Point, Prim at l0.Cl0, Kinross at 2.30 and Birch Hill at 7 p. m.

LAID TO REST-»'1‘he funeral of

the late Mrs. John J. Doyle took place from her late residence, B Up- per Hillsboro St.. Tuesday morning to St. Dunstan's Basilica, where High Mass was celebrated bythe Rev. C. McCarthy. Service at the grave was conducted by the Rev. P, McMahon. The pall-bearers were M. Curran, D. Cavenagh, E. Flynn, W. P. Dllllon, D. F- Fyie. A- Dougan. `

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To rnakr it l~mia;.~lI4' tn- pr soners

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l lhe Mal kcts Ito recogiiiae onhei- uiinates -and plot

(Canadian Prem fwitii iaheni, coin-lots in the model

MON-1-REAL' Qm' May 1b_V__The ‘French prison at Fresnes, naar Paris,

cat: market in Montreal today held lam, now Cmnpened lo wear ma5k5

'steady and dealers believed that Iwhlch mv" hhmr head and Should' DUCQS would not go any higher BL |e'r.<._ The wearei' can bveat-h freely presciit and might turn lower in view V ':"':`ugh "he 1°°‘°"' mesh °f "hc mask of the heavy arrivals. Receipts today land is “bl” W me *"""r5'i'l‘:"g °“:°°27‘~ were 4,992 cases. A weak undertonr: lm* “cf Of ”'"°°h°"' 1""i5°“"" ‘h`°5~"°d development in the butteriiiarkel. up- m “Ile sam” headgear- Th” ml-5K5 'en results that New Zealand un- are 11~°0fl @~‘P€C1Bl1.Y fOr' -'=011i&1'l'-C011- shipped buter amounted to 580,000 finemem men-

boxes compared with some 180,000 last year. The English market being itch shillings lower than it_was last

i week, also contributed to the unsettl- led condition of the market. Rs- ceipts were 139 boxes. The cheese

lmarket held steady with receipts at 591 boxes. Potatoes were unchang- ed.

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GLASSES FITIID B. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists 142 Richmond Street

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LIPTON DECIDES TO REMAIN 80 l PARIS- M-'ly 14.- Sir Thomas Lip- ton. vetoraii perennial clialleiigei' for I Aiiierioas Cup racing 1-ions;-s, vvgs, 30 _vears old Saturday, but has decided I rin: t,o oelcbrntc- thc event. observing ' birthdays here:\.ftcr every five years. Mrs, J. J. Brown. Denver and New- port socie y matron, who has knitted :ties for many pci-.<'oii:i1itie.= or royalty ` I and deinonracy and is famouf. nrounrl

l?.urope for tihe prrfeolfoii of her kiiftting. offered 11 slianirock-colored i tie to Sir Tliomns to-day as st birth-

I day gift mid received in reply his assurance tha! by iiiatlieinatioal means hc will ncvcr allow l`i`ir. nge to

reach the century mark.

“I have given up having bir -1idays." Si Thon*1s \\1‘o‘ to \‘h< Blown "I

sc- I will stay eighty all my l.f<~. if l live five years niorc, I .shall have an~ loiier birthday and every five years tliere-after, bm, will rlevcr add them to the score."

Use Mlnard's for Burns.

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