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CONFEDERAT IUN Ll]- li INS l. R- l-NCB. L-BIUtI-l-Zl-llll.

PULL GOSPEL RIBETLYG In

now beam made by zhc ro JUOXI to beautify the cemetery. A special service will be held tn the Naway, s“. 3mhammad Church next Sunday afternoon at 3 Sam mun or 0.1mm“! Yclock. Dr, Afacbeod of New York ' - will HFCHCII and iiii offering “Is

be {en at the S\'I“v'l(‘L‘ ;0r the

l sioner for India,

being made by the Chief Commis- Liam-Colonel Ahmad

it not significant that the

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Orange Hall, Hunter River, August ‘ 3o" i, 7.4a P, M. each evening until y l"! l.‘E\C1')l)O(ly Ive-iconic; 1;‘, gs‘. Y?» _ Q 1n charge. -‘..5- -2o- i. . _, ____- coat I‘ ILLL uSlLthlis AVERAGE . Quin-Pu silvers averaged $34.77 N a: the sale of silver foxes con- tiucred last iveek by the New York and Auction Conipa '. The rice-s on - " ' * e-quarzcr _sil\'ers avperageil INQtICQS '3 and those on hzilf silvers $20.91. The over-nil average for the A poster announcing ‘There Are lsale was s32 35 Sixty-five per cent . scours here," and describing the lof the collection was sold. Prices headquarters location, la being lll~ ,for the most part were about on l ed throughout the areas to whinh ,:he May basis evacuees are sent in England. BELFAST PREs!i1"l‘l»;Ri.\N The Boy Scout: and Girl Scouts flllltfll. - Sr. John's Prcsbytcr- of America. are to reoelvo the my- iari Church at Belfast has a very l aitles from Irvin Berlin's long. picturesque and commanding slru- ; "God Bless Amer ca." At last ac» ERPR|SE _ ition. It is considered to be one of counting the amount was $43,616.06. ' Lhe mos; beautiful church groves 1n ' . ,, ..ie Alariiiine Provinces. Hundreds f The Marqws o] mn11ghg°y_ Qflgf " _ ‘PL-L ll QVPYY 3'08!‘ ffvm fill Pflfie‘ Q! Scout for India, has been awarded Canada and the States. An elf " l5 , {he 513-9; woiq the muenmmm -

a. PiFLECDMLIi‘:

n‘. cemetery‘ fund. L-36~8-20-1i.

BARNETT-GRAHAM — The Salvation Army Citadel. on Char- lotte Strcc: was filled to capacity On Thursday with friends and well- wzshcrs. who gnrizercd l0 witness Lhe marriage- of (‘ivpiuiii Bur Barnett, of Dzinvillc. Out. to it-ain Afjrrtle Graham of this p1,. iMajor E Green presided over the

SQlTlCQ and Adjutant K. Graham, ‘brother of the bride, performed the

ll pity-ed the ‘vVPddlllu March as 1dr‘ l‘ll’.‘.‘l‘£‘(l the hull AHIIIIOYI‘ > the bridosmuiti. Cdpillill V. Graham. accompanied by the flow- er girl. Jojrce Lynch, and the page boy, Kenneth Grnhnm The bride carried beautiful vellow roses and was dressed in her officci‘ uni- form. 'I‘hc hrirlcstiiriial bouquet nf rod

gronmsmnn w. of this city. l‘ . Saint John C udnl S vocal solo "The YOZPP ‘itfll iii-awh- ed o'er Ifdr-ti." Tur- bride is ‘he ham and the law Pvrcv (‘r-lilllflill.

son of .\Ir and xfrs. B. Paz-roti. who rcsid ' ' After

(‘apmiu and Harriett. will eninv a brief howev- moon iri Ncw Brunswick and Pi." Edwnrr‘ Island bcfwiu rcu r 'l.i"

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A‘ , vs 'k iiiroutzhnnt that nrcn —-‘S'.lll'lb John Talent-mph Journuli.

Personals

NfId., 1S visiting her sisfci‘ Mrs. H. Gay Judson at Alexandra.

\!'(‘l , ‘P,’ ‘noble ihiizgs thatlhnve been taughx

rice [“§'l’i'lllOll_\'. hinjnr I Hcnd- |

lshanlzrir Bhrignvnnji, H, and Tollsi- idas Chunilal, l5. After netting the

drcsscd in offlc/‘ns urizfi n. Thcl (jniruin J 310px. i,

. ..: a, , G, and .\Ii-< Run Bond .~ a = l

cinuuhtr-r of Mrs Mai ' Grzi- ,“

of saint John. Tilt’ groom is tho ‘i421

Miss Kathleen Baird. St John's "

.\Ir. George G. Gordon, Sjcdncy’ N. S.

Bo}: Stout movement has been bannvad in Germany and Italy? If, Germany wins it would mean the, ‘end of brotherhood between man. and man. We are in for a grim struggle in the next few months, ~02" it rnav be years. We shall have a s ‘ . b‘ let us remember ‘ig for the mos!

on Lhis earth." Bishop T‘ubb.=. smirking in Chester Cathedral. The rescue from drowning of two Swahili iiriiivrs who had fallen 1n- io '1‘ hirbmir n: Zanzibar was to two B< Ssoziis of the l LLlllZlQItl‘ Soon: Group. Lab-

14.. .11: in snio escape from Phwince of six Church of Scotland _ minisw-rs iii I" _ of Church - following the ‘iii? party s?! out ‘y before their ii up and ilic Scout-

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maps enabicci them to avoid the Inu:n lllLl‘ll'.\"1\'S ihroitgcd with refu- i gccs. and inch the coast in tlmel

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.n The nllOW at the Gai- AYL. ‘. ltdtliilOll to this

“ be 63 paintings ires by well known con- Anicixcan artists. . vl

AIncBcm, g Canadian art-

b_v some 95 i0 sculptures in the . ...c Arr. Aaitong those *.'-.d are the following: rxir. of Tomnto. Frank Car- ‘. of ‘Toronto, Harold Bea- A. Y. Jackson Leopard Brooks. Rody ' ire of ‘Fororfi . George

G. Fosbcrv of Ot- Ilcrbcrt. S. Palmer

unrrsslve char- ": . s qrcct art 'n ziro VH1" 120 wnfc" col- os i.’ rrriyihia art of applied beciirifiii pottery. fnrncni opening ion, some 20ft dis- Snne will be prc. Rr-‘rWf-loti on 9 o'clock.

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_‘-' e\ hing to Slkllll The _— , ' fnnih iii Afon- , The nnotizviii of ilie tague. iblijllilfilDOfl, even whore

Mrs Harry Yentes.

scrciuil lllt iii.

Private Wesley Moore. North Novu Scotia Hiahlandcrs lv-fi wsu-rdnv morninz fo rejoin his unit on the

end with his pnrcnts, Mr Mrs. Harry Moore. Aifllton. Mrs D. O. Heridloy with her , . sister. Dr Ethel B. Scllui" of Bos- lwi ton, Mass. are visiting at their home 244 Kent st,

. ievcr, before he reached shore. Mrs. Laura B, Howard of Vnn- —-— cauver and her brother. Nit‘. P.0- lnnd Afnoklilian nf “unnfpi-iz are

lsflthe zucst or hr-r friend. Firs. Beatrice Judson. 129 North River Road,

August. 22nd. Mr. Thomas J. Wat.- srm. President of the International Business Machines will travel up from New York I0 ‘ the “izildurf-Asroria, be present on this occasion. lie will have as his host, Mr Janos, Chairman of the Board of

chines Co.. Ltd. of charize of all local a for the POll1l).’ll'l_\"S p.11”; the Exhibition is its secretary'- Treasurer in Canada, Mr. A F. Tel Taro

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G. F. RUTCIIESUN F. G. IIUTUIIESON.

er, Christine Mncl in ire-engaged). Miss Rose Rockwell, 0f

left on return Thursday.

Miss Frances-Reeves, of Cross

dav.

I t i I I g Mr. W. '1‘. Mncwilliums of Pliietfe, i. I

arrived from the mainland to escape. l

Scouting German l eiuzn s are concerned, was dcm~

Montreal. 011s nicd bv m1 English Cubmns- arrived in the city Sriturdnv niplii to of a souifzicrn coastal town who on a visit to her parents. Mr and saw o. hrgfi‘ b01110?!‘ i-illllltle m“? 511E Nfrs. J. G Jrimlc: n, isca. Willi ILRMAIAIPTC he captured V ‘ >rs o.’ the crew as

inc); r1 iirair u snore in ihzli rubbcr boat. The Ciibiiiiistcr, who was able :0 sixiik German, was 101d that mainland after spending the wcr-k- the plioi of the aircraft was caught rind in hi5 pziiuiclzui-c gear under the ,I£1ll of the plane. Being unable to

' ll the crcw had lx-cn forced to hnii in hi.» lllit‘. ’I“nc Cubmas- .niiuc:ii:1icly went out l0 the bomber. Uivcd under the tall, and freed ihe pilot. The man died, how-

A mo wi-cks.‘ fishing trip to the Griiud Bunk.» of Ncxyjoiuidlniid was ‘visitlna In thc- City, ,\tn-_=_ Hint-Hm Lhe fllTtilll~CI?l‘l‘iP-ll'llt‘ first prim of a fish cooking contest. of New ‘fork city Boy Scouts, held tinder the ziuspiccs of the Fishery Council ’i‘-.vo Iilthlrlillfl Scouts from 125 troops coznpi Led in the preliminar- Ics, rind five cuicrcd the fltinls In Corporation no 10.x‘. n place than thc kitchen of under the eves of eleven "tasters," of which Waiter D. ‘the famous "Oscar" of the Waldorf

was foreman. The dish was yellow-

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ciicstci‘, Mass, the gTdsL 0t nor 91135;“; and age; a bounnf niece. Mrs. Lauciiie fuss, cf North‘

m. . . . , , . Pmeue. mm ‘m: Rosa. l was paitakcii of an address was

trend to Mr. Keenan and a number 0i HPPPODIIBIE gills were presented.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack hlcrrison. of Chicago, are visiiiiig at Mi; Arm-n- 5011s old home in South Piiiciic.

A miscellaneous shower was held [at the home of J. B. Ferguson on “"""— S i. ‘ , . , ‘

Mrs, A_lfi‘t‘dv'S_>llt1(V)fl5, of _Sl.‘I>ClCl"S,‘(1:ul:i1d[:¥ $35, IOWQZ “all? felclllfl; B531,‘ via-s a visiioi to Bclaot lost. married to Ml‘ Ken Bcli of - woe . " ‘

hersL, N5. The glll5, which were

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pipon, of lll-“'il‘i'l§’_“s_yailld ‘flew! were opened

Montreal. were the guests of Mrs. Doi-orhv Kcena . r t , . i , “um- DT- 5111111‘ MHCRHP. to the bride by little Miss Esther . lifxl-‘gllllgifl the verses helm-y) rend by M155 SuS-"m MBPKBY NIT-EV Dilvl-lizroolm llilmlilcierllailhelrmeanvfflllglclfirdg son and dnughicr, Miss Miirjarieifor their gifts. Refreshments were Hyndinan, of Montague, were visit- '5(~rv@d and a you‘, evening was 01's to Belfast on Sunday. 5mm

Mrs. Howard Kenny i its returned M , K l0 Boston, after visiting her l (m. rweeyfflnfell, fi‘,‘,l,.,§§'gh.,§pf{,‘§ gfyéhalrrilclifiklrs. Ciuvm Blsh- Runsls of J, B‘ Ferguson",

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Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, of Coli-

the International Business Mi- ltnil flounder. and the young Scout Canada. In chefs used their own cocking utcn- ‘flil!f‘ti1"fi'.i ».'».E.s, accepting from the hoicl only nation in ‘fats and spiccs. The top prize the trip l0 the Banks. was won by Scout Kfiiiifll, Gnhav, H. The 0th- er Scouts won n fishing trip off Baltimore aboard the yach of Gov- ernor Herbert O'Connor of .\’lar,v-

’ week.

Mr. iiiid Ivlra. i, B. liiniaii, of Uulllpmlllflfl by iviis. ociienci‘, of L. arioiicionii and iALIo. misc-er, oi uoswn, were recent

l Mrs, A. Donald Putnnin, MA" of

fornia. who has been visiting in

Belfast. is leaving for honic this In M 377107‘ iam

MRS. nouoann MACPHERSON

Tm"? Passed peacefully

Murray River W And Vicinity i_§illil§’é'l»..°"fil‘.’?“m3llb l%’.“.....§l~_

acPherson in her eighty-firs;

ul sup- of heaven as a home. a message for I'd in ivfonircai on India» _\ troubled hear-Ls. quid were gucszs Ill ..~.~ narrow)’ The hymns sung were twenty three, Nearer My God toThec, _. Asleep Ln Jesus Blessed sleep, The bride, was iormeiiy H H pallbearers included three grand UQX. auugiiier oi ino hm v sons, Donald MacPhcrson, Wendell and Lloyd MacPherson, E. Hoivatt, R E L) Joseph élriiflflléllllllllml. Interment iivns in the _ roo e d Cemetery. The “XML mew‘ u, we 3,, may.“

MONTREAL. Aug. n._n.. mar- W‘ 9' UM?“- ‘Y“l“ If). i-iage is taking piacc this afternoon ‘level W" °l DANUH‘ ‘M a

Church of MLSS Evelyn Alice Lan- _ - H cute,“ daughter o, me Re“ R Q it is nevei iii Whit, .1.

Lancaster, 0.0., and of Mrs. Lan- caster, of Reading, Mass, David M. Cheiioweth, son 0f Mr.

hei- father, wtlll have as her onlyl "Id °l TIME "ml SPAC iazttegiiiant Miss Jane Phippen,

ca niz, Mass. . . _ __ Mr. Ian Chenoweth will be bcsti "mild be I") °dll'“'-‘- “‘ ‘ ‘ man for his brother. will be

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MacKeiizie year‘ The late N!“

n‘ d MacPlierson and intimate friends follows the npprorrlotloiis bill n1" spent the Week m wwn’ Humming vcd uring her lengthy life in cercmonv at the residence of the

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MacPherson and Ernest

(Patriot. Please COPY)

m of the BIpIIIADfIELHI5 tire mvlitu‘ LANCASTER-CHENOWETH ‘he W“ E l” “m ““

letter, however, sillu: l1 »

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ie Venera e Arc ideacon Gow- ‘ , ., er-Rees will officiate. °l HONESTY- “l“lf‘ija..ll.f)u\l]ing me The bride, iven in marriage by l5 ‘he belllmlm“ ° ' ' ,,. be

o; pinning of every END - cvcry DIDCE‘. '

The ushers‘ uivcs and children. w

Mr. Howard Hodges. Mr. M ‘ ""'T'

Charles Gale. Mr. George Hyman, WASHINGTON jlllf wllnflldifnfily‘. and Mr. Stewart Anderson. Th0 Swill!‘ "l‘l‘}‘l“;“""‘ “W. tflpw A small reception for rclniivcs lW RDPQYPYI Wit" -‘ _ id,

for the bcizlnninc nf cor.

. m i . _ . . .. m i. . fl l~ r owl?- Old Home Week crnebrations. ,e§y°°w"l§',‘“},§§ gnlalfillllllfielfils geovgmfisr-pillhllntltllrgn Lihllllhclleillilfi’ $1.32.. .32, glhhztltllom mow; Th, many ‘rum, o, Mn wanton lwme- Lancaster and Miss Phippen arriv-

She was In her usual he lth - P!‘ v t h 1- 5 -' “n deflflnwhlcelgfrloccitfirgcelpglthisb dogma m u few week‘ “m” h" Pflfr-tlnl’ TUNCIBY, when he had the misior- when ‘he t°°k l‘ 5113M ‘"030 Whloh tune of having his arm broken. flléflolillglérlcghialiafigili, fglx-Arllotiplfg Miss Isobel Fellmate was .1 vlsit- SIM" bummt’ It" e tlme- It became or to Murray River, the Euesi. of “Ppmm, In" hum“ moans were her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Nicolle. “f "° ""1" 10F She gradually grew

____. “PRKQP- She passed into her eter- Mrs. (Dr) Glddlngs and fan-my’ nal home trusting in the lord. She

‘A-loiitrcul, is visiting her parents at

Dr. A. s, Aiaci/iiiian, of Boston,i has Joined higivisitors to the cltv on Saturday, B

The different schools have re- opcncd with the following teachersi

field. Bears ire-engagccli, ML. Buchanan, warthe speaker at. the United

at the morni Pioketts was ass ted by Rev. Austin Jean Jar-dine. who delivered the measa89~

y ltd MI Mk\(‘l)i»li.|id irc-v-iigagcti), Flat Riv- visitors to the city on Wedllvfiilfly-

New MrsNT. A. Keenan were visitors to “l Bmmlvlm Jlmclllim- Mwle- u York who VHL\' visiting lier uncle, Pictou Island. where the the wedding of Mrs. For brother.

Rx» d, t i it to El- h of Mr. and Mrs. Fbrd Kecn- fir-tit BHWO nml. lm-lvlzsueztrglehis: 3.2‘. iioiii- ~..‘Z"‘.°.. Tuesday evening. Aus- 6. in lrgeilefl tether n: of ' h 9 n 5. --—- tdmhle departure to Aldersh lllsschrlatinoulotiaoof Wln- Allmemberaolfliofeintl!

of Charlottetown, spent the week “'88 one of the many mothers of ln Murray River. the Island noted for their courage ______ and skill in real home making. Un- ivii». and Mrs. rora Keenan were llrlntz effort ln this mi. won r0.- hel‘ Drtilse and honor In the whole . community. She strove by prgggpt Mica Marge Reynolds, RN. ll Ind cXllmpie to foster in the home visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. a really Godly ntmusphgr‘ A w“, B. A. Reynolds. that. would rtrrnn bhrouathmii. ————— e a s. w t t h .