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on. O RA N G E II fffealmenl “WY f°°°"'° ln ‘ho l;“°k' lM,_ and Mm Gems W;-,Hman ot; -snicrrr INJURY-Little Miss Grfll D E K O E §’“F house' and by the plump “SSI June Church, daughter of Mrs

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ll 7€P0l'if‘<l ffom l‘~"“‘l°n fo‘Ia5'~ C3“'foi' apples all along the route from s1de__5_ ' a car to the common danger was

\do. Sl‘-0l1`»ii llulllflt P!fPflll.\'. lmill? ol‘ch.1l'cl io retailer is most desirable

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§,' an , cd M $464,331, while the :oral snip- , :Zed R-M~ =¢°ud"d mm md milk Brides party h=1d uud°r uw suspic-

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»';*» l ,t $6 720942 washers, sold right at B\‘uq¢’l- .Wilfred Leaky. Aitemqon tes was

._ H I R T l' ' - loses-ia-2-2i.‘,,,.,,,,d ,,, tn, ,,,,, n.,,,,__5_

iv now issues, among others the fol- I --PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES- _l.

'gl .- e commer o D-| t it I h _r-:lu preach Simday Deo. oth ai;

_ »'»'.- `-’ ‘ ples is influenced by the soil and ,Colm Y Hosp al W ole he lmdol'°,v;°f,0ria West. 10.30; Tyne Valley, lrork ‘climate conditions under which they ‘welll ° ‘oll°ll“ opemtlon Ho 15

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,, ,_ 7 mrcd_ , th i fant son, aged three. . |

“Ml `" 4 ` . lil;/) aE€'e:\ within one variety Sub- ‘m0l\lh8. On Friday la-W The little ld°wn the cellar steps at her h°me'l 3 14

UITAWA. Ont., Dec. 1-.Export-S

ingdom should receive a substan-

ti st.nlulus from the application 7 ls- uf the rlllti-tlllzlupillz clllties on fresh fruit iinporulrl lll‘o Great Britain lronl oiller than Empire sources, as

' "°°°“‘“‘ °"“' THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

Lmulate he s lcmark -

paign to st t PP " ‘ et in :lic United KiD8d°m md 5°' - ' - " ll " ` ` W

, om., campaign is underway. csn~ -mx1l:'s Golden 'rhmstcd inn- -BUY bran, oilcske. mocha corn,

ndnn expo,” of ,pplesin septcm- ora. 'Iyrona Thursday. 10685-ll-2-21. wheat, nov at Bracc's. 10639-12-I-li. ‘

ber of this year, to tho United K1!lK I

Icom. zoleileo llsrlss barrels vain- -our Yovn man nluintwo » -svccsssrm.

BRIDGE-'|110

men” mr the yen, end” snnum x biscuit (A balanced ration). ss the I. O. D. E. Lsst Friday ang- ber so' ,ut we” 1.191356 nn,.,,1,|4Nine feeds for 0% cents. Distr-ibutod'n°on in aid of thc Publis Lbs-ary

'QT |‘i`or the year ended September 3o»

lalucd at $5,211,605. Total shipments 'ol' Bflcoo- l°557°“'l"2l'_\9\m1ll1°"ldo- W” 5 "U °D.l0!l\IlD

,and successful affair. The prius

flsai. were 1.589.137 barrels valued “mn 'MN' small Elm' l’°l°" 'Www' W°”°» M” M‘“"° “4 U11-

_ amz sronacs more _BMW YOU” mn, problem B _“mu is ONE sm your m°_ last cartoons will appear December 5.)

.l ‘ For the past ten years the federal fb" *ally llll’ yell" Clf°°'° me °"° ther will appreciate mom than any- `

L ~ - ‘ iexnerlmenrel station at surnrner-ffl” Yo" “lend” "ll" l’“Y°’°‘” thing money can buy- Just send hcl-

land, B.C., has been making a SMC- `l?h°l'°gmph' L' W' C “dur 'l B°w'Iyour photograph. L. W. Goodsir, at

. if' ini study of commercial storage no” s“udl°' lo5"`ll'3°'mwl'3lIBowness Studio. 10547-11-80-mwi'-ai

llrllciices in respect to apples and _RETURNED no Mr. DM

coN'rEsr Eurron

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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` ‘ I ral Th cial life r s E

| ' `Z30 and Freeland at 'I P M E C Summarized herewith :

‘ore Kf°“'U» by tho ‘logo ol malullty Somewhat lmpmved'-s` Iiltobortson Minister.

The Charlottetown Guardian

My answers to thc famous Canadian Contest are

PUZZLE CON TES TANTS .'

Please Read This Announcement Carefully

Your complete answers to thc Famous Canadian’ puzzle must b° lllmlll1'll¢¢| in UIC SPIN! --b¢|0W-

Forward this sheet not later than Dccsmbcr9tl|togciher with one clipping of cacli of the cartoons with

answer on the coupon provided, to Contest Editor, the Chilrlf `~“‘i0Wll Gll2f"lla“~ Plea” ‘Wfloo Molly- (Tho

` "old -' ole- ' air-|»l'>¢\ ~ ' sy. ~.1"..~., . ` l ‘ I _ ~ ' ` LCE' 1931

£}I»;EDNE3DAY. ____4___.___,_ __ , .. __ _- . . .-1'-'34'>.1--.;o_-.1----**"'*` f '"' _"W ' 'I

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springfield west have me -. ' 13

with which they are cooled., as well Ipmhy or tha community in hh lima ,Mum church met with 8 nasty: 2

EA “S by mo °°“‘llll°l" und" whlch ‘ol eh, n e ‘accident on Saturday when sho Ielli '

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‘ tr l .lin lnnlnlenz throughout ‘one was lard to rest on Sunday-S »Sl‘° l°°°l""`d ll “my W°“"d °b°"°l‘ ‘ iff” °S” ’ ` ` ' ' nln lred t

Itlle growing, harvesting, packing and --- Im” temple W C requ mee

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__._____n_.._.____ Ismram periods keeping quamy is _FUNERAL 5|-;g,v|Q¢-Th, fun-‘Sm¢ll95- The limo Klfl ll not mU°l1I 4 15

Ml" Can2ld2l’S .Apple ‘nls‘tl»rilll1Y influenced by sizo and leral service for Mrs. John William tho ""°l`s9' ll°“'eVel" “nd W” “ble

gmd@_ Clark were held at her lata resi- to attend school 0” M°‘llllay'_5'

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Mm luarket Stlmlllatcd lcl The commercial life of many ,dence on Linkletter Road. Th8y,‘ 5 I6

vliricties call be materially extended were conducted by Rev. Mr. Camp-f _TOOK THE D““ls‘“A sum"

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by storing at proper temperatures. ‘bell of the United Church, Summer l"lol`Sl‘l° young mlm oppenled below '

Canadian apples to the United 6 17

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ld> More attention should be Paid side. and were lamely attended. '1"he Ml' 'l' E* Campbell' J' P' °°l_s‘°llll' I

to harvesting apples at the DTODN' lpallbearers were: Messrs. W. W. day' charged Wllll drlvlllg o oo’

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stage of maturity to ensure full de- Bake;-I Edgar Clark, Frank Gamble, Without H P9TmlI5~ H9 WM ,fllled vcloplllcllt ol quality and maximum ‘John Brooks, Walter Schuman $5 and Costs °’ oo” days ln -Iolll Hel Swfuge lIf@» 'and H. M. Baker. Interment was in took thi’ d*‘5`°‘~ A oo-so of 5 man

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(el Greater care in the handling ‘the People! cemetery at Sn,nn,e,._'from Tignish charged with driving' 8 19

dismissed-S

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-I slid l'l»llllllfrl'c o.‘fil~i.l’s slated to- ill order that tile fruit may be dellv- _PASSING OF ELDERLY RESL 9 20

H0 'licht <~.l::lln»;-.fills on me ilclvs or-od to the consumer in an unblem~ nE_\.T_,I.he,_e pusspd away at the _ANNUAL gEnv1f;E.._The W0-) da, from Loll.l.fn. Grcrlt. Britain has isllcclcollditifms. I

for yozlrs been the lfizlqcst ln.1l'kct‘

for Cmlflfifrln :|_~»:»Ic_< lllzg tile United ‘ntolwlge ns sooll as they reach prime

Sflltes has f\ll_'~'.f<l all r‘ll:zl'll'.ousj

fl"'rt rx: it l. ._ ll :' .l »?l.> L'll;it‘d' 'ggi i’llellxIeil;l,elll, lirlvfif l'f‘l.’i;1‘,l'- 22

lhome of her son. Jolln Thomas. lllmls M‘55lolllll'l' Soooll' ol the

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lf) Aplllcs should be removed from .MMI Caroline Ame Dismm’ widow Umted Church at Belmont Lot 16_|. lo 21

of Jacob Dlgnn_ in ner ggln yenn held their annual services in the

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C~lflill!vC0llillIJlU`-'l~ Y on N0,‘,_ 1mh_ The decenscd wns (lhurch on Sunday evening, I 1_1-_-f -~_Y----.---~- --

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'y ills fl"»ll\ the plmples?

' fl mf Red eruptions?

‘ in f?!'f‘~‘ BFE? Tho :u~liv1~ fluid Dill) will wusli the

. . l .»~~~ ., -. 1 .- f .- llirvllsl- llvrrlls out of fha skin. Touch

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" il l‘l11»lIli Ill on.-. tim. iilrw iime.‘=-ilic rough lm-

sigiléiy spots have disappeared.

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' - i'.l"c '-llrll' l:--l".lr-.~ll>1lli` ills hcsi. lt()!iK$ plilnlisllcd ‘s

f. .' . 'li \ .lull l.l!l_l.ri as wi-ll :ls ilu- older folk, hes: Alltliois l sul .-ll .v Wifi !.~l'iiils lllrifiis.

'fionery in Fancy Boxes -

$1: l¥`~`.`

_'i w.¢.lrl» "ici ~l;lr\\ili: of the best :uid lllllsl L`I’-'i`0-DATE

ST.\'l’l4\\'¥ lli' dolls: up lil llenutiful BOXES, The b¢-5|, \-“lung ' frnlll till- ll. si mailers. mlurtillg from u prviiv box nf NOTE l

l’r\l'lilc and l';.\'\"iil.0l’ES at only 20 cents encll on up to $5.00 for :lil 1-lcglint creation that would glzuldon the heart of the must fllsiivlluus. We have some great values for Gills in 'l‘l-..‘.l`llIillS and any class wishing to present tllclr teacher with one nf our llenutiful GIFT BCXES will receive rs dis- mlilll of 'l`F.'\' l‘l-Ill (‘l-INT oil Boxes $3.00 ouch and up Como in null lllzilw your scler-tion now. We will hold It for you.

f'llll.l<l- illlile the selection is large.

su. rn fmaus risAnQU.\n'1‘ans

BUSINESS

ffondltllnns are such that we, the undersigned Merchants

°f M"'ll“'-'“°» Low" M°n¢‘1K“¢. Cllrdlgan, Annandale, Lorna Valley, Kllmuir, Sturgeon, Gnspcreaux, Pctcr’s Road, Murray River :ind Murray Harbor, are compelled in demand pay- ment of all overdue accounts and promissory notes on 0|- bn- fore December 31st next.

All overdue accounts nnll promissory nntcg ag fha; gnu

will be handed to our altnmeys for collection unless a fur- ther exlcnslon is arranged.

On and nfl:-r the first of January next we can extend

crcllii. only to those who have paid in full all past due ac- fflunla and promissory notes and who, being otherwise wor-

I.. C. ALLAN. A. J. McFAR.LANE. A. C. MYERS. D. J. MMARTHUR.

poison set in, which resulted in his

onli., no remilns arrived none

-to moum besides his parents, three

5 ‘_ lille dnllghler of iile late "1'i1omns‘JU5llYl 3lm"`~°0Y1 ll1‘¢`5l"lffl~ M-"5',

,-6 ~~. ...rl in .Ve . 1| #ll 15128- lltiellnlzifltclhlily fxtends the time in ixoy of Ln ul who mm out from Isabena Glidden gave an interesting.

lil.-.ll nppler. can be sold to :he con- llgngland as L1 young man and was ,_,_,pm_t on the Unned Hamm w°_

Iona u' th, first school teachers on l‘li’n`~`3 lm-‘9l0!lm'Y Ulm" hold _

the Inlmri. HQ lnz\l'l'led and brought Woifvillc, N. S. last August. M‘rs.'

lip a i:ll'ge i’.1lllil_'¢' of which Mrs. *DF-l ~70llil Mf\UN05ll Wild 8» Dailefi Dlgnnn was nn. ]n_,l, Aglhough she on Cllristlzln Stewardsllip and ex-[

Jlive to such a great ‘age she bpd fracts from the address oi' the presli been an invalid for over fifty years (lent. Mrs Sllnflvu. of W00dSt0Cl<. _

,.nnf,n..d to ner bed, but She wn_».~, N. B.. given at the annual conven-N '= "" -' 1' -_‘

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(Please be sure that sufficient post age is placed on your envelope.) I

| I

Coniestzmfs Name _

llluajs cllclvrflll and enjoyed the lion at Wolfville, A well rendered# =r_>, __.___.. _ _ ____,A L_-_~___-.:='-“**`°'-‘-“`~`--U-T” ~:f~"~" -- -f, ‘ - ivmplqm of mr farm, and ,med On) by Mm Audrev Tavlm. of S,,m_ Prilnate of the Church ln Canada. after n, few days illness. Mr Stew PERSONALS

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l ~' Y ' F .' " ~ - ' l - -' ~t 1 i bei es to westI ` ___ I to have her gmndcmldrm amundlnmnnde “nn much np,n,ec1a,_ed_ i‘he letter obo contained encourag ,ai orn;ery his ¢;nSLh W It 5 I Ilnn- bedside Them 5-9 left to The service was very nllicll enjoyed, mg l`ell°l'l°s from the lllllerent lpolno W are ro er' B' “I ’“Ml'- l-lHWI`¢!\¢€ Gollamf °f su-m'| ;mOum me Bmw Hamm., Wimmm ‘by me ,.3,.,g,.eg,,t,Dn__S_ branches of _work in the church §still xesides. Mrs. Olloloran of memde spent the Week end nt nys;

.n M'.lssachllseti.=‘ Charles nndi _i>__ showing that the church °l E“g'>Bl°°mfleld ls ll Sister' Mr' slew'"tfh0me in TiBf\l5l'l-3- _ ‘ l

.lend in canada is gaining strength I leaves no family His wife prede- I °

. _.__ ~ .. T XE F0 ALE

l~.'clv.'nl'd ill Cleveland Ohio; Hcnry‘ I I PA CH Fo S B S '

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‘in Carleton Lot 6: and John Thom_ _BRIDAL 5“0wEn_AnO,,t two lyear by year.-S CPB-S im Rst Wil er To t e rc 4 _Miss Jenn Mmgearney has R few choice pa rs Also polygamous

_ » ____ i i 1 ii l th, ' l . A 1 : Ha Lane, Mon-

nn with Whom she ,.€S5ded_ to whom lllundled guests gathered at the ma n "5 re ll Vos mu” l ‘oympo V_turned from a three weeks visit to ml* es PP lf' "Y

the Gliardian extends sincere sym- lllomo ol Mr' “ml Mrs' Albert F'

. . , Campbell. Frcetown. on Friday cv- , ,, “W

.;.1tlly.20';l`rcf funeral nas held on lmmg' Nov; 13’ ih honor at their 'Presbyterian Manse. Summersid., __(.mlEBR_,,_,l,ED NINE TIETH ‘ ,| 'AUNITED CHURCH OF C d I

*PAYNTERF_CAN!PBELL _ The is €Xl3El'ld(%d.-S. ' [the United stabes‘_6- ' ]t8§l.lE, P. E. I. 10543'll~3°°al.

ana R.

ov rom her late residence was the scene of ls. very pretty wed- _ -Mr. Russell Rogers of Colvmlm 5 to thp Unncd Chuwh in West De_'daughtcr Hazel, whose marriage I ding Wednesday afternoon’ Nov. BIRTHDAY Mrs. David Walker, of who is spending the “mer in |GeorKctown and Sturgeon. Services von Rev Yi C ff' ' + T Il0°l< P1060 Nov. 18th. A march was ' New Annan, celebrated her ninetleth

r ook 0 lem ing. In-, ` .1Bth, when Miss Hazel J. Campbell, M ,hd Wed d N zmh sackville, with his family, paid BI

,termenn was in th.. family plot bc- lendcled by Miss Ollve mallelt ll” .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. latrherqliusge in aX;ma;v` Mrs' Ivlsit 9,0 Coleman and Sumxnerslde Irlfie the renrnlrls oi her late hus~ "l“‘“ Ml” ‘l°““ C""“°"°l‘ and M’“` fcnmnbell. Freewwn was united i11‘ ' "

: lners on Saturday.

' V V _ , W lk i ` it f , _ 90 1 on matters of bus

mud' who predeceased her eighteen lor Edwin Louis attll-cd as bride and lmamagc to MTI Albert Cecil Payn_‘ a er n sp e o lei years si

Sunday, Dec. Bth: Georgetown, 11 xl. m. and 'l p. rn.; Sturgeon, 2.80 p. m. Service also in Sturgeon Fri-

‘dsy evening. Dec. 4th at 'L80 when

,_ tlll~ l d -cl o ll ~5~ , Ill. ill he lo ol Mil-

ymrs agofsh Mmm carrying R basket of flowers, ltcr son of Mr- and Mrs' Gear 2 s \ery ac ive an has le unc a ' c message w use on

nnlqwed by the b,.1de_t0_be entered P ’ te of F_ to Th g Iher faculties and can converse with _ _*_

the room. After the bride-to-be was ayn r' ‘ee wn' e ceremmy Iallyohe on ally subject. Many friends _Mn and Mn' L' R" Allen °i

“'05 P€Tf0m’\°d by the RoV» C» J- so Icnued to see hen and con Summerside motored to Halifax.

- .... - _ . gratuiate

and Mrs. Charles Waite M t I Med' MISS Hcp.e Jardme and M155 'Clair Joan “SW f lf P b ' l

or mm Lois Cairns carrlerl a heavily laden' s‘ p r 0 ne res y ‘l‘°l`- Ml' “ml Mrs Dovlll Walker' IN' S" and smut the week end with

_mas mom ll~uunY_-lvlri

iet's picture "The Angelus", which will be shown. The Sunday evening service in Georgetown will bring the same message. Rev. C. U. MacNev-

Pieasant have the sympathy of thc basket of presents mtg the mo Ioorlon Church' S“mmel'5ldo' The Jr withlwhom she' N51.-les gnvmd their daughter, Mrs, Fraser Ross.Iin, Pastor.

f .__ D. Brown

_G n D ‘ _ T13 bride ton,” _ :supper in her honour, and a very Mr- Bhd MP8- GBOYKB

received while working in the Itnrnslld gxogonors lfor presenting COMM Tgley were otmfldfd by MISS jolly evening was spent. Mrs. Roh- df St. Eieanors announce the mar-

lumbcr woods in New Brunswick. nm. with sue, beautiful and ,,SCf,,1‘lllll' amphell' slstl” U* the bllde' ert Marchbank, on behalf of thc‘riage of their youngest dB\lghf»¢\‘» The young man left his home al . ‘_ Ialld Mr. John Payntcr, brother of

" iwhole community in the loss of Iwmch was opened by Mis; Winn; ‘bride l°°l‘éd lll;ll°ls°me ln 9' henna” a number of friends from Charlotte- -B. . ,n ' _. . l l fu d ' '

elr on, George at the eally age _ I Foss of ‘K0 Silk Crepe Wm' It ,C Ito d Bum el-sid for

:of 29 years’ through annmjury heICampbeli and names lead by- Mis? ‘hat and accessories in perfect ac_| own are n an m e

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| ..*EAST POINT INSTITUTE- The East Point Womenls Institute held their annual meeting at thc home ofthe President, Mrs. Dan

gifts For shes e .lolly Good Fellow Im lo Wumenu Institute of Travellers Elia Freda to Eric D- W°0d-Side 0f|MoMlllen, on Nov. sth. Meeting

little over three weeks ago for New ‘Was ‘sung Refreshments were sm_V_ ; S ZYOOIH. F0l Wim? the mofflage ‘Rest read an appropriate address to Clulton, at Chaxlottclown, Nov., Brunswick to work in the lumberlcd by the 1,1dics_ The :.cmah,de,. of ll;l;;lelllll;p€;1°(;lrl;°cY motllled tl’ the Mrs. Walker to which she replied I17Lh_-B

Camus. While Bt \v0l”k he “BS Struck lthe evening was spent in music and O e S pments` when Very gmolously' Mrs' Wlllllml Taylor *“_"'*’

in the eye with something sharp, Idanclng iiilgegogirglclaggllgsfgzic Presented her with a gift from the' -Miss Adele Lidstone. R. N., who

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___ Indo” lon the sound f h d Institute Other lovey g ts were has been vlsmng her mother, Mr;

it is not exactly known whether?

the eye became infected and blood

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_There will be a stllleuilal rfellllruelfecng Ia, Tal of ha baggy lirolfd °t alxlllé- Lo intercession and prayer on Wed ‘xr ers' W O H r av ng sa e sld

_ emselves with much merry mak- yen

llcsday, at 9 a m in St Marys ing in honor of the newly wedded old and mm _S Church, Summerslde, for the dis 'couple' wished them much mppi y 8

llossod ml' ons of the World ‘md ness for the future, after which a

C ‘ . . of wood' but the eye was injured “ESDAY IN ST M ‘other instluments announced the M

¢£_n‘_, & CO., Llfnlted The wound was dressed and the

_I young man retumed to work; but

on Saturday last. There are left oepedally for the pconlc in thcig

BRINGING UP FATHER ' lu M V "_'

ocial evening was enjoyed and later

, __ ' Istrivken prairie nruvifwes Of Caroline young couple left for their home of W 'sisters and one -bro.her, to whomtndn, nf; the request of the Most 1nMl]1val1cy My and M,-5 pn _

Svmlnathy is extended- Funeral ser- Rev. clare L. worroli, archbishop ee, me very ,,°p.,1.n- young neonn, 3;; vie r hol ‘ ‘

es “ole ll 0" sulldoy o’~l*ol" ‘lf NOVH S¢0llu Bhd Primate Of ¢l\¢Iof Frectown, and a host of friends Kee

noon at his homo and the United Church oi' England in Canada Atijoin 1 wishin th 10

~ , n g em a ng and nnne

Chllrch M ViCl0Tl8 WBSL Mr- the evening service on Sllnday Ven happy wedded life

|Bloomingdale of the Church of Archdeaclm White, D. D., read n ' ____. dan

God conducted the services assist-‘m05f, interesting letter from A,-ch- m“

ed by Mr- Wyatt 0! the Nazarene ‘bishop Worrell giving an account of ,OF 0’LEARY-Mr John Stewart

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Church. Mount Pleasant. Interment' the recent meeting o; the Blsnopsof o'Leery well lrnown lobster peek `;,,:,

ln P 's I

|WB~! lil 0 €°l>l¢ Come?-My at at Toronto, when he was honollred|er, passed away on .Sunday moming W0 Vi°f»0ria West.-B. ‘ with the distinguished office of sg the homo of Mr. William Turner,

-nnivru or rom: srawsnr mn.,

it -was a piece of stone or a knot -sr»s:crAL snnvlcu oN vvnn-I fl S ° ""5 °“ ‘brought by nistives and ffl°fldS~ mower Lldstone of ca Wolfe,

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in any shape.

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S Walk" was lormelly ll Ml” and her sister, Mrs George Bow

wther, of Carleton, but has re- ne” of s“mme,.side_ ,en on Mondny ed in New Annan for nearly 'I0

rs and is a general favorite with Md_s

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