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lb s_I|lM| §;bout?,, y V noon by the children of Various
;__ _ wr|,,,_hav¢ the finest, richest flavor traditions of the day’s celebration
_ _‘ ‘ gtg frqman expensive cigar- in the following short progmm
ig‘:l|¢.n¢‘;tdsetl|at~yo|mg men like". , Music, song and verse voiced their
~ - __ friends of the institution and their
:_v_i;l_‘:_es_°ang for the future of
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Pmalneed by the malgrs gr s|MoNs c|cARs _ ° ,.,,,,$,”,‘,’A,,,
FUR Silll
anniversary of the opening of its
classes who gathered in the Assemb- ly Hall to offer their homage to the
admiration of brave pioneers of the ~ past. their gratitude to all kind
Duet . . . . ._.Selected Realization Little Sunshine Recitatdon . _ . . ... The Strike. Rythmic Orchestra _ . . ... Springs
e Story of Columbus
Magniflcat
The followlns essay. written for “oft in the stilly night
APPNMH vansas wnrrran oN
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Th nl-:vrsrrllvo 'rayon rv 50118 List! to the Convent Bell R ER Reodins Memories of the past Amr an absence' or Many vom.
the occasion by Miss Bernadette Ere slumbers chains have bound
S t e ‘Or ¢t;?ieul;l'e’otelfe;r°}i§ktl¥g`1;€tl>:rmr;i\€mmbl§
System, in i'Vhich he Took a Live- 1, ly Part-Has' Writhen Many Ex- S cellent Poems one of Which, is
U .O luueaso-nah]
Published-Herewzth. ml-;?y1ns°°°'i'i=°°v»}f~"; minnw 5
the Isle of Skye, where they were
married. The couple came toPrince be Edward Island in 1832, settling at on Springton. and hewlng out for them-
forest which then covered all the land.
Not1~eDame' ' ' """' ' """"""'
_écademy A _Long Career Of’ _§_'»_f>1_v__1_;>_;>_»___§_f ‘NoOth1er Téotuotc.;
on Cl UIC Us efruln 333 Association
Yesterday, October the 12th Not- _...lg ' - ,
re Dame celebrated the s__ven___y_ms__ _ __ i d
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A11 -parents are worried from time
diseases. To a comideiiable extent,
Civic Ownership of_ Wafer Supply 3.'°c.?.‘-1’1‘?.‘$.f’..§.f.‘.§‘,1"§.§"T"""‘.i°’"f"‘ °“°l
pa o some
person. The tholglhthil parent can do a great deal to reduce the /pre- alence of -these diseases which are spread from sick to the well.
When a. child appeals sick, _he hould be isolated from other child-
child is not well, and she should iso late him for the protection of othels.
itwillbefoulndthattiheleis
othing seriously wrong with the
child, certainly no cmrunuglacable
Howlelver. the only y to
sure that isolation is carried out the odd occasion when it is nec-
ren. The mother wh tell wlhen her §
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very time It may seem to throw unnec ry
ill”
thi? day. t-he memories of the past Sad memory brings the li ht
VALUABLE »-FARM PROPERTIES INCLUDING “NEW8'l‘EAD" SITU ATED AT WINSLOE.
The underslg.1;'d._`_-'vas Executor of
the Estate'of the lute Edwin
suppliers.. wul tive _-__t`§i_l:_i'S all or llny of rim' foll ' IIP noon of Saturday the 21th day
October, 1928. . `
Canadixtn typlsts captured first W third places in the intemation- typlng contest held in Sacramen- P
til 'rho valuable :ann property to. Cel- “Si “S5 W” "““‘ il
McMillan, recalls in the true spirit me o .
ta .
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known as '.\lewstead." consisting onwrfzht uem was lust with a speed nl that to obtain on education is ‘
82 acres of the best soil on the of 116 words per minute;v;\:d“l:f:Sdl: C golgllll. in a. hllh state of cultlva-_:lv\_i:=__y;n;ll|li;’d'ln`gor mmu__°_ This da
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Buildings consist of an excellent was the 2_3_rd annual contest, an stone Residence with hot waleawas nrronseii 1°' lm“"°"";~ S"°;“;‘: ff’ heating, Wooden Bungalow for hired Drllo WIS W°“ bl' Ch“"°""“‘_’“°°wi _ 0 help, large barns, Cold Storage Coraolwlisl Pl- The ami- *E “ in Plalit, Electric Light and Water nets received gold, silver and ronze
Plant. All buildings equipped with |11
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LEST WE FORGET Of other days around me." Education, as Webster concisely _Mgoy-e_
S tes. is the systematic training of
t e moral and intellectual faculties. Tryon River swiftly flowi , oday education has become so Hurrying onward fast grid free; highly necessary that without it, one Neither tired nor languid growing, =S very Poorly equipped to battle Till thy waters reach the sea-
ith and subdue lifes hardships. And the music cf thy waters
The educational advantages of the As they Journey on with glee, l resent dnl’ are so vast and num- Time seems not in tone to alter rcus so easily within the reach of Since I wandered first by thee.
o great ordeal. The universities, Now the groves thy marge adorning - olleges, convents and schools of to- Are as green as years ago; y are filled with the future men When in life‘s gay. sunny morning, nd women, fitting their minds and Did my future brightly glow, - »
u1s_ to carry on the great work Little deeming that in sadness egun by our honored pioneers. On I should view thy banks again; ctober 12. we celebrate the found- Then my heart was lit with gladness, g of Notre Dame Academy, a And a stranger was to pain.
edalg respectively. Mlss Wright branch of one of the greatest educ-
cleutric ugh; tmoughout Excep“°n_ and Miss Hardmg are Tm-ongo gi,-15, niional institutions existing. In or-.Here with friends in social union
ully well suited rox -iruuchiug ini addition to gclTcral farming. g
df-r that ,we might fully realize the, Quickly passed each happy hour
1-<0->-_ ‘Siimlficance of this great day. leti And the bliss of love’s communion,
Katherine MacMillan, the mother
of Sir Alexander Morrison, M. D.. U
1; upon the mother of sgiearal'
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of Mr. MacDonald, was the niece chudrm wsee that om Ke t en
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rely away from the othe and to
- - ire h to boil th ting wild
who was Surgeon General of the ffwmus of tieeachud fm- Britlsh Army in India, and who five minutes but the dome of ghisl died at Calcutta, where a mcnu- '
ment is erected to his memory. is
certiainty that no communicable:
_Mr-_ Macnonaiu had his carlv °"°‘°“° is 'p"°“““ my be me meami
education ' inf' the school at 'if
Springton. In 1853 he passed the f
cation at Charlottetown. and at
preventing the other children om contracting disease and. 111-I
eed, may mean the saving of lives-
tlcularly those of infants and
_ ho so fre-
tended the Central Academy here. very young cmdxen W ; 'rhe teachers in that institution at ‘i“""°‘Y *“°°“’“" °° s“°“ ‘”‘“e”°'
the time were Mr. William Cundall,
exaini'nations"c1 the* Board' of Edu- d
uh
u necasery efforts is made In eral the commiuiicable diseases
g
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on graduating at the age or le, “fe '“°“” m‘°°°‘°“"‘ in their my
from the Academy, Mr MacDonald taught school for two years at the S place then known as John.son's I Road. and now called VDarllngtcn.
County, where he taught for one year, in 1855
He then taught successively at
yu before the rash or other typical
Protection can only be Seoliroivlf
Mr. John Kenny, and Mr. John l _ `
LePag_e_ ` en '
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mms appear. It ls, therefore.
ecess '
ary that -precautions be taken
henever a child, is llnwell, because
His next school was Tryon in Prince this may be me 'S 3 of me on-
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has the same delici.ons_flavoul-_pt
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§g;fgg_=;_\» ,~,=h§i= °h11df°_;\ of ow- Mr. James Macdonald, - Ve te ran "°"°"°“ B’ """' """"'-"' l tmuuci
_ _ _ annual oliday ac-
, sqm; boy good are these new corded in honor or the event. was
0 ETTES ever onevs fittingly ushered in Thursday after
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Prince Edward Island
Afterthree years preparat ion, compiling and checking
the whole having been rechecked within the put six months by over 500 local parties and at as many different partie; in the Province, the work known as. “Tho A_tla.| of Prince Edward Island and the World," has been completed and is available for distribution.
. In this work ls included the history of the Province, the part Prince Edward Island took ln the Great War, including a list of those who enlisted, the wounded and the honor roll. a wan mop and illustrations of Prince Edward Island men at the tfront. ‘ _
e maps show the names ol' the farmers and the land
the own, while in the text is outlined the post oillco gd. dr of each, his fanning specialty. any public position he
the name of his wife and the names of his children-
inf mation which will be of lnestlmahle value 'in years to co .
_The maps of the Island are followed by maps of each
Province in the Dominion and each foreign country, with tag! matter of each which is well illustrated.
‘ All together the work is very complete, and practically everything that is required in maps hy thu individual du the
Island is contained in this work.
( 'Mr. Wm. Sprowcll of 44 Rochford Street, Charlottetown, supervised the field work in producing this magnificent work ln, the Eastem portion of the Province, and is now looking afler the distribution in that section; while Mr. Thomas Syfeed of Summerslde is looking after the Westcm section of tl' e Province.
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to the Canadian Medical ___ _
Situated five miles from Char-
lottetown on the Mnlpcque Road. lvlllsluc station lvilhin 200 _vards ill farm. `
(Z) Film; Machinery and l.mplc--
nlenk at Ncwstea Incl dl
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Mowers. Rakes, Flows, Barrows, etc
'List' supplied on appllpatllkr., ._ (3) Farm ‘Property consisting o 110 acres known as “The Old Mc- Kinnon l-`l.lm." situated at ~_l<llgll- field. Nu Builtli:iL:\_.
l'r0pi‘rtil_\s may hi- lI.‘~‘|li~:'lui .ii
:my time ilpilll lippliriltiuli inlin- Exrruiolz
l'iu't oi' I'url_;linsl~ l’ri<-i- 'vi illrili
Pr0pei'tii‘.s may relnliill on mort- gage.
The Easie1°n 'é`l'u{.~l1 fo.
I5-i Ri:-limolul Strcci. '
Charloitclown, P. F.. I. i
Dated at Cliarlottetnwn thh 11th)
day of October; 1928. _ _ _
8379-10-13-15-li-20.
Notice Of Me°eting
Notice is hereby given that ll,
special general meeting of the share-. holder: of “The Maple Leaf Silver such rox company, Limited” will
be held in the public hall, Central’ Bedeque, Prince Edwprd Island. 0l1_ Monday, october zsih, lull it 1 p.m.
ina the purpose of passing the fol- io 'hrg resolution:--That the neces-‘ sary steps be taken to. wind up the business of the “Maple Leaf Silver Black Fox Company, Limited, under the provisions of thc “Voluntary Winding Up Act” and that the busi-
ness of the said Companyhbe wound_f up accordingly aid for e purpose of appointing a llquldator or liquida- lon for such winding up. _
Dated October dth. A. D., 1928.
W, re em, Wm, hearts of the savages
;qi:i:1:¢p?I;;?fgllwchs¢\u§§.~ li: lilies Little by little. by constant toll present “open alplom».cy"' out sees they built up li home where Soon little chance. for greater dlsarma- the V°1¢°S °f M*“'Y'S Pfivueged ment - . daughters rose in prayer and sup
_._<,>,____ plication And when brighter' days
dawned th l dth
Yours,`ctc., ' _ _
LOUIS W. PEAlDON» _
- ' Pi'¢l|¢1¢l'l'f- The beautiful Vlscountess
- HOEACE WRIGHT. land has demonstrated that
Sec’y.-Treas.
8383_-10-13-20. ' N
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During the aivtransportation of
lille tons of silver, valued at $350,- 000, from Paris to Coydon_ England. in a recent month, all pilots were armed with revolvers.
Sus. fora brief time. an back over Fir'st allured me ln its power. who veurs and he-ar again the story. Now. alas! are lost love’s tokens.
§f_'~.mll‘-ar at least to us. of our Be-_ And no friends their greeting
Lower Bedeque for one year, Suf- folk for two years, Milton for foul' years, Crapsud for one year. Kell_v’s
;l<_vr~d Congregation de Notre Dame.: show- zcrom for two yep;-5, pm-1 mmlly in _This great. institution of learningi For the lapse of time has broken, ‘Rose Valley, his native district, for ‘was founded in 1653, by a noble Ties I never more can know. six years. _woman Margaret Bourgeoys. | Mr. MacDonald's teaching career _ Margaret Bourgeoys was born, Where are now the lads and lassies thus, it will be seen, extended over 1Apri1 17. 1620 in the little village nfl Whom I taught with care and love a period of 19 years.
'rmyes France. when still a young And had graded to their classes
.girl she was asked by De Malsonn-I In the schoolhouse by the grove? In the Registry Omce.
‘ruve to go to Canada and teach thef All are gone. and left their places,
indians. In 1653 she bade adieu to Like the birds when summer fled: Following on this, ln 1873, Mr. ,hor native land and after four,/\nd not here I meet thelrfaces- MacDonald was appointed to the mnnths nf travel over the ocean; For they slumber with the dead. registry oiiilce 'in Charlottetown-a ‘she arrived at Montreal. | post which he held for one year ` The task before her was not an Yet thy waters gliding ileetly, under the Liberal Government then easy one. After a short stay in Can-, Flow incessant as before; in power. His removal from this ada she returned to France and sec-IAnd their music sounds as sweetly, pcsi,,v/as due to a change of Ad- ut-hd the pid pf three ¢0mpp,ni0n5,! As when heard in days of yore_ minlstration. He was then appoint- who. with Margaret Bourgeoys as‘Would that love and friendship edtoaposition in!-lls Ma,jesty's Cus- ‘thelr leader. founded the order of lasted toms, where he performed the du-
the Cong. de Notre Dame. A small Constant as thy ceaseless flow; ties of measuring surveyor. '1`his:g stable was the only available house Then my hopes had not been blasted position he held for a period of 36,15
they could obtain and here they Fondly cherished long ago. years, until he was superannuated made their home and taught school. in 1910 Oil 8- Sm!!-ll St1P€Iil1- The taht and gentle courtesy whityh But farewell, dear Tryon River~ In’ the same year Mr. MacDon- made her beloved at home accom- And thy banks and braes adieui aid was elected water commission- pained her across the troubled To forget -thee shall I never, er. This office he illled for twelve
Arriving In New York en- mute to Waters of the Atlantic to nut ltttlf Nor the friends round thee I years, resigning in 1922 on account
over e an e walls rose
up more spacious than before and a new halo was shed over Notre Dame. after almost nity years, of ham- 1
ship in the Canadian Wilde on Jan- uary 12, 1700, God called to Him self his devoted servant Margaret Bourgeoys. As we 8161199: back over the pages of her life,.lt reveals a
touching. as heroic as anything we
the 'American Legion convention, Ind-1611 Villa-89 and 5°°n wan the knew' advanced age'
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Hopes may fall, and friends may Since then he has been living in beaml-
falter, Charlottetown, and has now at-
Love be put a fleeting name- tained the venerable age of 93 years.
But however these may alter, Among the pupils who benefitted day?
Still thou rollest on the same by the tuition of Mr. MacDonald
-Seumas Domhullach were Mr Allan €Bolsner_ Mr. James d
(James MacDonald) Stewart Mr Holbrooke. Mr. John
"Bradley, formerly of'Kelly's Cross.
.“;.:.:':.'zf..5““°‘;‘;l:l:.l.;i. “ll :’.‘l&..';°°.l.z:..°“.:‘;¢z“f.z‘;l.“»..szl§‘.°..:.§ of 1836, of Donald MacDonald\ and in the local press; Mr. Donald E.| atherine MacMillan. Both Mr. Campbell, Mr. Frank Andrew, of acDonald‘s parents were bom in New Glasgow; and Mr. Adam And-
rew, brothers to Frank Andrew,
The first great sorrow that be- now of Califdmia, who, it will be
' fell these sisters was the death of remembered, donated the painting
st°"y °' h"d’mP ‘md ’"“°"““ as- eh- friend and rather, Bishop or the old _l:_lal_§l<ctCl_-rouse. in capr- - Bernard MacDonald, who on De- lottetown, e Y 0rlJ0l`B Oli- ___r;»aH_i;i the erm °x camper go, iam pu.-ned tn his eau- lt now hangs in the council chem-
Kem in grateful mmemhnmce as nal reward after long years of fruit- ber at the City Hall.
one who gave up the golden ties of ful 5eW|°° in the V1“°'y"d °f G°d-
home and kindred for the Glory of Ten YN" °f “HV1i'l“8 low' 1°' F" my °"“°“h”"
God and mm.s benemh the Glory of God was so blest with
_“te the Revermd Mmhefs success that tn 1337 'it was fmmd Mr. MacDonald~has been rightly
Fam. d th rth I founded order of th” ,_ |51-ser School was nmded_ lelmed the “Fllthdr OI the Witter she is /Gag de ¢;qg§.: ygame mm-eased and _In that year the building of our Dre- . v;°‘_':;;L__ me xi: nxglggmggig
Capable as well as titled. 1 ` d b deg,-ees read sent Notre Dame was commenced” '
In order to recoup the family for- £f,§pte}§;dwh!:,l;e ofyoonadnn sp 'and the year 1878 saw its complet- Wi; cgggdnxhlzgdwzs saggy “X53
tunes she opened a dressmnking es- _ _ B1 B d M _ lon. m »
*“""S*““¢“° “°“" il" 7*°"\° in 1-°“' lignlallfpl rgalilzed teagli-| The first school St- Annes. had “"°“t “"9"” y°‘“'° lm" when °
d°“' H" "“"" in dress had “IWWS lrs wsre'sorely needed lnhis diociese. been left' Standing blit in 1911 WB* gunéggr f:'m?;2:;;5‘0£;ct3‘;2 been unquestioned. and lt has be- __ 1 _ torn down to be replaced by a new y .
come the range for the social set to it C¢;mgrt;_ tx? _t_l)1e __Sad1eady;;_e3We_<i_:e_w_ng added M the mam buudmz ;l:_t_;r ;_r_ipti_l:;il;il;/_r;ri_;§m_Dps~opt;_l:_e_;:_;téy_s H' YOUR BLOOD rely on her udgment for their new ` ' _ containing a chapel nd class m » '
,.dm|,e_ 5;" f°;`e"'__§“" m°rehimp°’_'_"e‘:Ft reasg? in was through mg mn mo sf tlations with a Montreal Company _ HIGH sm A
l ‘ ,wa ##9-o>-_ b kcb ”' y fsaw ow Li sion' bee‘M°,_he,. st Cath ri fence 0 with a view to having them install
On his departure from Hull, Eng-I
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land, recently, Rev. F. Woodman wks
cases,
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disease.
selves there -a homestead from the :sa '_ is Mmm the sick chud
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“Proper Fond and Esrcroila” ' Bt/ARTHUR A.. lfv00`VERN | Former Physical Director, l
J Cornell Medical College.
A Healtll Clleclz- Up
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are most careful to take a complete inventory of their
tock and-progress each year. lt
a surprising thing to note bow
many of iileaclsame men never niake a chock-up on their SFGB-*B511 asset--health.
Ask these questions and deter-
mine for yourself whether you are taking the proper care of Y0\ll'
Succcssrun huulum .men .
Do I get at least three hours in
the sunshine and fresh air every
Do I get some regular out-of- oor exercise daily?
Do I get sufficient sleep? Do l drink at least six glasses
Do I eat the proper kind and the
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He has also written several poems Among the tributes was a beautiful in English, which have appeared in cross from the teaching staff of various newsnaoers. ,summerside High school. and also
newspaper published some The funeral took place on Friday.
Oct 5th urch
Mass Cards from the followins
In Memoriam 5 iff.; iii
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ac one c every na on. was y e ne, o Sweden. d te W ter ply system _ ht - __ Hood? _ -m _ |Dawaon,'MiasBetrice0 Connor, Mr. |coming more and more neglected. *We"W'f1V@ WMS S\lP@i'10i' of' Notre gf. tzgezfty °‘ ° sup ,rg “m°““ ° MRS- JOHN T Oconnot- 'and Mrs Joseph L Sullivan ML”
_ _ '_ lar schedule- ° V ' " ' Mm
_ _ ' l | Dame, that this change was brought D° I “dm” ‘° “ mm ' Minnie' and Elizbcth Sullivan.
Presented a case of pipes by custom-' Next to iron ore Hold is the world's In the hope of realizing his Ong ‘ ` A wmmmee °‘ me emu” was ‘
abou.. f "1 mi' ‘Wil '°“"“°’ ,l There Passed away on oct.. ani., Ruby suilivan, Mr. and Mrs. Th°m-
ers of Tsaioon outside of which he most widely distributed metal. fygfsaf dag 0; sfeu,lgea;;n(;rdf,§ Years of constant labour. on the`°pp°im'ed _“il °°“§def lug ',"'“"°§I"__° Do l have Draper ' elimination 1928, at the home of her parents, as Sullivan, Mr. Seymore Fanning. had held religious services. . Perfumes are being made in paste _lamest pem_i0n` to' yt}mm,,-e,,,1_ , part of our devoted sisters have en- _Tgfg wgzs "31 ,f";“:_d °vi°s'Mr_' each day? 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan; -e-Qoc»--_
_._._ » form in Paris for travellers’ use. V The answer came in the M-,.1v,,1'_larged the scope of the Not” Dp,me'_= Charles Palhqer M P Hogan D0 1 sleep in a rooin where 1 can Lavinia O‘Connor, ln the 45th, year , -
For going to the assistance of a A new rubber sponge is hollowed activities to exte d to h ' ' ' ` ` '
.lf fcur nuns Mot,hers'St. Eulalia,_ U “S 5 9 Hd' ML Been and M,
.ulf:.°i.',‘°:“.:.:;.“°.:“..2:.'"‘l..:;. :;::.::‘ ‘Y rf" °~ ° 8°” wwe” °f -d <=»-- O.
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Richmond, England. Miss L_ Evans, About 2000 automatic telephones ,ch?;:clYf}:; :lf,§eCo,¥;“,i:,‘ihté°Is?;£:,}§_one of the xbsgt instlxlttxyits $18 tgp has been given a gold wriiit watch. ,l_&i;'_i_2__ l;een installed in the city of_ After a “resume Journey of nem.ly,nm-sunt t1me_ Those who are p,-wt.
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Tc relieve the famine conditions Peas are -shelled by running “me days ‘mm Mmtreal to Char e “lm ere among
- ' ,_ nupil_ when they lea th d .=
as the result or mp mlm-es. the th_rcush rollers in-pn ohio invent--_\2f§§°",;”_§‘_n';§',,c‘;“’,h‘;§, ’;‘:_’,§{§‘e'f,d ,feigirur Behind them, nude theinselgi-< Government of Honduras has im- ors machine. _ “_ tember 25 1857 _md were wamly ,,mm,p,,d bo “uh-t the _hmm D, Im, ported 2,000 sacks of com for dis-_ City noises are causln h " D ‘
e a ec areas ears to grow larger. an A trian y p
ll _,___ sdenmt beueves us find Father Phelan the
A press has been invented to hold l_T};rfug:_"e_ me ,fix golf clubs and r t their 'ant "mm
_ .mans warpmm P even with a small Wooden
tm, "on in th 5 kd g umm ~_\-rlcomed b Bisho' MacDona.ld‘M""-V Wh° hw” 3°” .fmh fmn’
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them some even of fame:
priest its portals have made for them
1 Mn selves a name worthy of esteem
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Auction
Home open for lnlpectldn afternoons and evening; and will iw mid on Weilnvaday. 0<'t0ln~r l7il|. :ii _li ,dclock noon. /lpply
V _ r. w. 1,. |»aowsi;_ ofliiiu. coarse.
,‘ Auctioneer.
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!llf~edlI‘_ 1’ Put St lille mid cf bloom
Bet out
iwrre able to
Invmted by an "sh h _October 12 with
_ __ grapher, a new devigmdistoritjsoilhoe on ‘nme °f
. figures of pg,-,om md animals ns the brillant rayb of
i!Al.l 0! COTTAGE motion pictures ‘are made into gm- 5"" fe" "“'°“3h "h°
AND Lo-I wt-,que fm-m,_ _ gof a modest convent
A water heater for business hula- Im' 'mmm “ah” “P9”
No. Rl i'ri.n--c :~'tr»_»c|. opppgttg ings or residence use has been in-""’°u°d h°°d° °' “"'y`!;{“;| l'nllt-rl (`h-m~I|_ ull modern """""`d 9"* C0" °f Wh|¢1l,fl Wlfllled nm “rn ch” w twelve y mm-¢,,;,.,,,.,.,_ ,mg |,, "Ng -hv steam or hot water from a heat- m“n‘°“ "un" th' mn' °f class repair. ‘ml Plant. . Dime-
I A French process is claimed to’ The "Mk
kinds or ineatrmhg W
Brigid rnemone bulbs in frame for handsome bowls next April and lay.
of tho
chemlmh into llv-ith”
with r hypora¢rnuc_§:;°___
some closing
of
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Plillfll
ii
they Over many lands far and near,
on _
the influence of these sisters ha: crept and today than are over two _hundred oonvefnts scattered over lthe North American Continent pl_\_°.- ‘uaea over by onesupenaroctin-ui f Even the foundrem of Notre Dame whose faith-never 'wavered. could _scarcely have anticipated so gloriouf
of her efforts as that
s our heart as we yellrs 1053-1028. we celebratd ‘the 'list anni- of the founding of our Not-
As it has been fortunate
put may it be so in the fut-
ure and may the- Mother of Fair Lovo always shine over our Notre Dame
My talk
have
.GIF Ulll'
MacDon- now liv-
looking
WB!
the
the de and on the
people of Char- owncrs of their
that re
and
very
BREAKFAST: Orange iuice or
grape-fruit; two soft ,boiled or poached eggs: two ellen of gluten lu-can muted dryf: cones runni- tuto or weak tea, no meal' but li little cream may be added._ Be- tween breakfast and lunch, two glasses of water. LUNCH: For lundh a clear mum, thin vegetable luncheon; gelatin, tlploca puddiilg or raw fruit for dessert. If ba- nanas are~tak¢n._lhq should be exceptionally ripe. Two glasses of water mould bc` taken between lunch and dlnmr, DINNER: Broiled lean meat, chicken or fish:
one or -two vegetables; gogatin salad; dark bread without bu tor: weak tea or coffee suortlfuto with- out ilugor; for dcaaertr ltowod fruit
or upioca ouddlnn
_ inoonrn. ’7u.‘f’ £55; {‘.»°.‘i‘¢°’&'l‘ii5
Ne. 120|
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Nr. lA’acOn0dy of The
gave this matter his
seven months previous to 'her death`
MMDOW get plenty or fresh uh-1 ,of age. The deceased hm resided in . Card it may be H Liberal Reduction Dlct ispmmne vwshlnsum' “mu “b°”t‘
Mr and Mn John B. Gaudet
when she camo to this province ac- ct; 'yuh - ¢;°p|-ug tint; rlncen companied by her san und daugh_Zer thug* my as sympathy and man! to visit her former home in Clin n. V,,,|_, M Hndngi .hon umm dur- 'I'-he deceasedwas a woman ofmany tu qu "gn," "gg dum ht their
endearing qualities and 'had may ¢“¢||t,,._ gemtm B398
friends who will learn with a dem allnsc of regret of her untimely death. , _ i
---<-o>l-- several sets -of bristles to r¢Pl°°°
She leaves to cherish her-memory mos, mm W-,_ .ule uppmd with "V0 Chiidlvll, Willard. BPUUUW a new 'tooth`bruai1, which al-S0 1-9 Wash.. and Beatrice who comforted equipped 'ml ‘mem ow" to pew her mother during the time of her t cl
illness: also her aged puma md" "‘“'
three sisters. Mrs D B lowlm
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' Ag_’°;t;g__m°';‘;h:° an area ol‘newa:'ly 1,000,000 acres 01 me summmlde H _land about three fcurths of which
me Moth” John ‘nd léucgspabls of ‘producing heavy wheat
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by du? uae of the 8oap,__:aiotq| lwolmin nun fmh ma chairs' 'the hair healthy and glossy. 2.‘.‘.f'.»r.......'°'“ “fs °°“-,,.,_,,- '-
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