l ' rnallo him happy, wouldn't

_0U'D do most things to ‘ i

you P

Wnll, the next' time you are down town get him a suit of llutchwny Underwear-slip it into his lirnwcr and any nothing about it. Then maybe one day he'll come downstairs with I new expression on his face. l"lu'll bc experiencing a new sense oi comlortablc freedom ho nevcrly-bclore thought he‘! ‘ have. Maybe he won't tsllt' about it just nt first~men are ralllrr lilla that, aren't they? But you will find he will never go buck to any other Had of underwear!

Remember, Hntchway il I bullmllsr: garment, easy to wash, casy to launder and la daily involving the blessings of the wives and mothers of over huif a million Canadian men and boys.

Get him Ind you that you

WOODS

s suit ol Hatchway will give him a gift will both appreciate.

UNDERWEAR C0. LIMITED

ronorvro W0 O-I) S

Hascnw

uAs no burrows

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l

Lumber gull. Building. Material We haw/eon hsndailirqs ‘quiritityol Building Mater-

lai which ws offer stiowost prices; consisting of the foi- lowlng vizz- _- ‘ "

Spruce Bheathlngmnd Flooring. \ Hemlock _8heathinq., ‘ ~ . Hine. ‘i, 2 and 3.inoh. a institute-fills In faartdM inch. . Douglas ir 8pbmfldg§§4 and‘ 4x5. Douglas Fir Mouldings.- Douglaa Fir Ioards, Dreasod and Undressed. Hemlock Boards Ind Plank. lpruee Bohrds. - . _ ‘ Btulillinq nd lqusrg dcantiing, all sizes. Spruce Jo sting. all alt“. .‘ Lathe, LiniefHllrfi Hsrdwali Plaster-Plaster Parla. Stone Bnlek-Jlrsiaed Brick, Different Colors. Basver losrdapnd Bsttina.

L. M. Poole & Co.

‘ QAOLVS WHARVEQ

l ‘ ‘ . 1 37-6»2tuf l. ' ‘y

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§ . liaierers a

fro Teas, Races "and Picnics loo Oroim is the blinnonsy

mailer for you, and of soul-so Y0" . . lob orsam ysithjhd good nan! shim aol-lwt-W- l l

iillzlfzjsncrioil - ~

Write us now for delivered prion, and m us toll yw ti" W‘ , j osn give you l quick oervles on the I ‘ big day. .

Central "Creameries

l l Ltd.

OHARLUITETOWN

'At St. Ann's Church Lot 30. on _, Sunday last ‘ji- ceremony the inlprcsslvencss of

.. tile large congregation who witncs- sod it. Tho occasion was thc colu-

Central Guardian

-i-_

SHOP from

DR. SMAELWOOWS office will be closed till June 22ml, - 1488-6-10-21.

SUNDAV STJHOOL CONVEN-

trict in I-ialnpflbire Church, June 11th. Sessions at 2.30 and 7.30 p. lll.—‘Htil'l)(5l‘l. Frizzeli. Cornwall. 1457 ti 9 3i

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT- Mr. Alfred liyncs. wishes ‘to an- nounce that till.‘ marr ago of ill-s llallkhtcr. Mary Alice, to Mr. "Cilus. McKenzie of Vernon. will take

‘Iplaco Tuesday, Juno 16th, alt 5.30

a. m. at Notrs Dame Academy. 1535

ted, ilall a slight "miistake. No 16 shoulli ‘have tread Men's All Wool Coat Sweaters, price 2.69.

FiUL. STEAMER HOCHELAGA

to le-turn same liuy only. This will ful sail anll a pleasant outing a-s

ihc mainland.

RIFLE sl-loor —'l‘hc Covchcali

Rliifl‘ (‘lub "practise shoot Saturday Juno 13 at 1 o'clock. at 12 o'clock.

on or before that datc.——L, ll. Coiea Scot and ‘fl.- as.

ISLAND GRADUATES —- The grallualting cxl rciscs oi’ the Cam- brklgc City ifoapitui, Cambridge, 'Muss.. Wruc held on June 6th. ing was Miss Margarst Slzlven, llsugiltcl" of Mr and lira. Owen 3111i" ll. Nutty-an and Miss Ann -R.iVifli, dzlugiltler n1‘ Mr. and fills. Jnluca 'i‘. itc/lrii, Imugworth Ave.

POWNAL CIRCUIT-There will lnollting of thc officers and tgacilcrs of thc Mt. ‘iicrbcrt Sunday School on l<‘rillay,,Junc 12 at 8 p. m. ill rho cilurdil followed by a lncletiug oi tho trustees of the Mt. lllllillll. church. Worship on Sun- "duy, Juno 14th ill _l’ownal ut ‘l1 a. lm. iillil 7 p. m. and Miiiview at 2,30 ,'l‘hc morning worship wii‘l be suit- nvillc icr "Oiliillrclrs lJay". The

. ichillircn of the Sunday School will

givc an interesting program.

PR-I NCE CHARlMING.—At last

Cinlilerclla nlcots tho Prince Uilarln-

following CililiOlll CU'l‘-0ll'i‘S can read nil about _him today, and,

" what's more, thorc's_u picturc of n haudsomcul ‘biuc travelling suit withlawnlqqhmin ‘flb-Zliltfllllifl 0r ‘mm-fie every |)gy'l.l‘llllllllil'lZ5 null ‘ fund girl knows the story l-f "(Ein-

hinl to cut out sllit to color.

and

llcrciia“ unli that's wily its so much

.‘. fun to rend the story over again" "g ‘l-h“

with paper dolls to cut out and make the story really live. Bo surc

, to mcct thc prince today on pugu

two.

CELEBRATES FIRST MA8S. -

therc‘ took piaco l1

which will long be remembered by

bratiou of ilis first high muss by thc Rev. Louis l’. Callaghan, i)_ 1).. at St. Ann's Church in his nativc parish. Solemn Mass began at ten o'clock with tho newly-ordained priust as celcbrnnt. Rev. Jos. Gal- lunt, I’. P. as Deacon and Rev. ME. Francis of Si. llunstan's University as sub-dcucon, An able tlnli zlppro- priute sermon on ,"Thc Dignity of tho Priesthood," was preachcd by the Rcv. M. E. Francis in which he tendered congratulations to thc young priest, his relatives and friends. At 4 o'clock, Bl-ncdintion of the Most Blessed Sacrament was given by Rev, Dr. Callaghan assis- ted by tho Revs. Jas, Gallant and M, E. Francis. All join in wishing Father Callaghan health and many yours of useful service in tho ville-

yard of the Lord. i]

CARD OF THANKS

Mr. Alfrcll Slmons and daughter Pearle, St. Peter's Bay. wish to thank their many kind fricnlls nnd neighbours for their kiudnosu and sympathy shown thorn during their recent and bereavement. i527.

Lacxnsans

Don't squeeae blackheads ~dla-

solve them. Got two ounccl of

poroaino powder from any drug store and rub with hnt. wet cloth briskly over the blackheads. Thoy sim- ply dissolve and disappear by this safe and ours method.

Batman's Catalogue

Chapters In I l, Our Island Story

(W. L.‘ Cdlloil) ' \

Tho First Chapter-Discovery and Early SLl-llelliolll! byltho French: \- . ;

"All ‘the said laud low "and

T-ION for South West Queens dls- Ipiaine and ‘the fulrcst tlwt-may vpolr

sibiy ‘ho sl-t-n, full of "goodly ‘moa- dows allll trees." That was‘, the

THE CHNRLDTTETOWN GUARDIAN

in and around this Island. L: w-ul stated ‘by db ‘Abbe Cosgrain than. NJcl-"qias Denys came to Acadia in ‘the year 1632; that, in the year 1656. he Obiitinvtd from “Ls Com- illlgnlc dc in ‘Nouvclic Franco" a. concession of several Islands in the Gill-f of iSt. Lawrence; and that, in-l clulirli in ithesc tlalands wag the isin St. Jean. Hy others it is statedl lulu». cupmlll Doll-lust of in» ‘slcnoui NllVY. trbta-inld this concession. 'l‘il:= nxicnsi-ve» settlement

, "" é' casq way 5- iwash clothes

ofl

canon CORRECTED—' The all lwe ‘blliltridil into a [ioonly river. but “ ""140 "umber 0f French families . of ‘Mr. J. W. itobbiec which llplpcarl vcry shallow, WhbCil IWB named libs-mm": ‘rmm Nov“ smut‘ "" whlchlby SOaklng. e41 yg-gtljrday, om] which lg on the "Rivtr of floats" ‘bccausc ‘that thsrol will “will 0"“? ‘l0 the BPlUB-li-‘ll? Sport ipagc of today's issue, cornvc-‘We ‘saw ilonbs full of wild mcu thst' um‘ “mml- other“ 931119 ‘from C599 -

item ‘Wis crossing the river. lnmlll"

EXCURSION ONfl-THE BEAUTI- 565-"

from Charlottetown to Pictou every and caught ship loads of fish and “Pd Wednesday. weekly at $2.50 good returned to Franco and Spain, "butflrmlllng ‘"90!!! and farming 4191711115

giro an opportunity for a licli-ght- the Flakes ulpou which they curedllllle-

we" as u v18“ w your [riendb on which [hglr (“them-erg “wed whneli-ty of its soil tlllll For the GXCFrlI.

o o ' 9, "alcwewt 0f Jacques Cartier. "1h°ll'"'e"“h ‘pflwm m" w“ hoped '0" r flfgl European who kmded u.p;,u",au a result of the conccssiondid ilr-illce Edward 1shmq_ ,_ Iliii. how vcr. ‘oventuwtc. The fol- On iii 20th of June 1534, Carticrfllmftleffl o Degythol‘ Dolllflfit- 0!‘ . liusscd by the Northern shore of- ‘l - Cflnlo to ‘t e s orcs of this ‘Illa thlu [gland .10 whluh w“ swbsequ. land in "the spring, fished in thc|Mrs' Ex fiance entiy- given the name, "isle Sit. “mwmlnlllll/E '81P" ‘i-hfllliflhllllil- 9-110. ' ‘ Jl-filn". Hc was on the way wwg zlu-lnnurr and autumn. and left forlglves her mtllllOd 0f

ward m“, 1 Q l d M l .1_ tilnlr European homes in ltho fail c [n his |,,,',".{,,,,,f°,',f,f,,f,',‘,d that '33,; and flflfly iwintcr, |gettlng ClDtheS SPO‘? . lessly white merely

llliil“,

_._at.t.

_'5I .

,;_ \\\‘\'\"l ., ‘ with our‘ boats wcnt on slhoro in All“ m“ ‘W390 ‘Concluded b)’ ‘U18 llwuy "places and among one rcst ‘will’ of Utrccht in ‘the year 1713

and otlrzrs direct froln p0,- “ century and more more 1l"l"l'ilil(’('., Tilcse ‘people founded ,~." no raggid o; anon," v.18“ by whltu-Fori. L-a Joie and settled‘ on the ,_.

men to this “lzern o; the Nurthemdatd nt-ar by, They made clear-l iMIlan-tilnc. it was the suln- "his nf tho forest around the Easb, ' mcr resort of fishermen who cams “"1 bum" o! "Jlldlmfmltlll HEY‘ established commercial and]

i‘;

lcflt no evidence of their stay, save?“ S? Pew-ls- Tracaille and M@|P‘='l Already isle St. Jean had an ostzlbllsilcd reputation for ‘the fertii-l

"It's so easy, really! There's no hard rubbing, so wear»

their CZIFgOOS. and u...- ‘log hlltB in ing on clothes—no boiling, no tbiling over wash-tubs. Here's

Sa-ivor shoot Saturday June 20th. A‘l-i lpcrsons wish- I ing to ‘bccolnc mcnllilcrg must do sol usorvlces Sllnddy’ “m: AHmn-l’ “t

Among thc island uursss graduat-

JlIHl Mrs

1sa0-ls-12.lulw.al here- ‘Tiicrc is some doubt about Ithe it

names of those wilo, ‘first obtainnll ml" "to Kim: of France ‘the sight

first Snver t0 sctlic anli fish and do buslncss_ _ was illltllflflltffl "to encourage and

rnvo srosars

il-nh. Tryon at 3 p.m.. West- morciaud at 7.30 p.ln. J. B. Dag- gctt. pastor.

l ‘suoozu DEATH.—— Yesterday morning Mr. Leo Bradley or tho |Prohibition inspectors Staff rc- ccived the sad news that his .lllOillEl' ball suddenly passed away at Si. 'l‘orcszl's. S0 far as could be lcarnled the late MrsBradicy ilcullllllzlil cd by hcr sonfhali just roturncli from the barn after mill:- ‘ ng. Aftcr thc milk cans had ilccu placed in the kitchen tho deceased luv liowu onpa lOLlllgt) anll dicd ai- most instantly.

‘ WHITE-PURDIEWEDDING. ._. ‘A vcry pzctty wedding was aoiclull. Ilzcd at St. Paui‘s.(,‘hurch Wclinm- ‘day morning at 7.30, when 1303s,»; Gcrtriltlo Whltc. daughter of Mr John Wilitc. Chestnut Strcct, beanie thc brillc of W. Victor Purdlc, a partner in thc firm of Purllic-Ferguson Shoo Cc- and one of Chariottotowlrs popular auli cnttrprslng young bllSlniliil mcu. Thc ceremony was perform.

y ‘ ‘(Bil l)? Rev. H. D- Raymond, iwsist- cnnicntlll. A numbcr oi’ rhcln. yield-r JIIK- Buys flllil itlflfl WhO hill/c 110011 cll by itcv Eustace Purdic, brothcrling to ‘"Xlll(‘('.iiii.flflil hold

of the groom. The bride who “no unattended and wns given away by lillrr falhcr. was prettiiy at-tlrctl in

|slll> worc a ‘bcautifui corsngo lbouquct of ODilOllZ|§'“l‘D6l]I<l. Dur- ccrunlony approprinm

music was rendered by Miss Earle lwho prcsllicd at the organ. Tbc wlth fragrant apple blossoms. Among the numerous and practi- cal wedding gifts was a beautiful chest of conununity silver. from thc vestry and the ‘tllilifl- lug stall of _ tho Sunday School of’ which thc bride and groom wore active workers. Aftl-r the ceremony thc happy coupl" 10ft by the S.S. “l-lochelaga" on a honeymoon trip throughout tho Mariitimc Provinces. The Guard- ian joius in happiest congratula- tions.

iii-mi

MR8. LAWRENCE MeDONALD.

T-he death took place at her home at ‘Boar itlvor on ‘M‘ay 23rd. of Mrs. iiawrwnce McDonald at the age of 77 years. Deceased was lt daughter of lJlIB iatc Lawrence Peters, Rollo Bay. Silo loaves to mourn iresilies her husband onc son Joseph.

Tim funeral which was ‘largely at- tended took piacc on ‘Wellucsliny. May 25, ‘to St. Marganlctfil Church. whore a. itoquiem Higlh ‘Malls was celebrated by the Rev_ K. C. Mc- Pherson.

The service in ‘the church luring (X)ll0l'll(ll'fl "the cortoge wenlicli its way to [llD adjoining Otlfllfilflry w-ilonc tlho ins-t Sflfl rites Iwerc pcr- formeli by her Pastor Rev. Father McPherson.

The deceased was a lady of splendid qualities and highly ru. spectra in the community.

She leaves to mourn one sister Mus. George Campion, ‘Colorado. ‘Tho fol-lowing sisters predeceased ihlcr: Mrs. John Campbell, llcar ltivcr; Mrs Allan McDonald, Isitiin Pond; Mrs. Gabriel Deaglo. Rollo Bay; jM-rs. Captain Ledwoii. Van- couver. B.-C.. Mrnos at Rollo Buy; f1ucy in Buttio City Montana.

The following acted as Ipall-blmr- crs: John J. "MoDona-id. Peter Mc- Closkcy, Daniel ‘Fishlcr, John Mc- Klrmvn. John A. McDonald and Thom-as McGmlghr-(Boslton, c010,.

YOUR ‘rlnxr ' FISHING TRIP "es-r-

Bsforo going on your neat fishing trip eall and lot ua show you tn, finest lino of

mtwanoe roles mo "rilcllta on names

E DWAID “LAND

All oizas and kinda too numerous te mention. Also everything in Fishing Tsellis that assures a successful fish- ing trip. W'o'ila'vs lhs goods.

anon: m H. L. WORTHY " aauoam" " f

m ocean eraser,

ldt) and Illlltlslt-‘Qblumlijln papers please Copy.) y

cnco of the fisheries surrounding

'lu January. 1720, the Count do St Picrrc obtained from the King o! ‘Franco ictltcrs "patent iby w-hidh ‘be

vii-ct svtticlnen-ts on this island and tine islands ndjacant. bate in thc spring of that ycar he sent on‘. from Frllncc ihircl: vcsscis carrying about hr-w- hundred immigrants. 'i'hr-y lild not alrrivc at Pout Jdio unt'l August. Llut thcy were in iiull- ‘to ‘crcct for tilclnsclvcs com- fortlrb-lo log houses and to Inuit".- rcally slrppiics of food for thc ‘fol- ll-lving winter. Thoy also built a ‘llYililSLWOfk at thc entrance of thc ‘irlllbllr up-on which lwlc-re Iplwced it"'lll cannon, unanncd by thirty soi- (l iliii, Undcr thc direction of tho Alli.‘ (l0 Bros-lay. by Iwhom they W(‘i‘i! accompanied, s. church was built and llclllca-ted to St. John the Evangelist. and a tail cross was Hill up on the must prominent site ill ill settlement

.l<‘ur some time. all went "Well with

illcsl; curly settlers. Thoy made largo. clearance zn the forau-vt prinlcvnl, and worn rewarded "by

good ilarvests, But the Count, in vil-w oi‘ illi! great cost of "his out" r- prisl-s and the conrparzttivcly sunali amount of ‘hi5 personal profit; be- calnl- "'1: ll.cll. -'.hs i Igrunis according to thlur .'\'llill'll]iIillOIlS, and "they bccamc dis-

‘Crrpn Briton llcpzlrtell for that ls- iand. In thc mcanti-mc ‘the Count liutcrfcrrcll with the activities of unconncctcd

a hut to nlatciuillvitiyqliu Cfiflllrlflnyiwhfi fished with-

u thc limits ofiho domain which h ‘btvlicvcli had boon grantr-li to ‘him. it is sta-tcll ‘that he sen; an vunlcll vcssl-l to effcct his right. "'l‘hc fishcriucn werle attacked anti

ichurch was beautifully dccoratl-lilqm tramlsmon [m- wymn, ‘they gush.

yd ‘l-llfiftilivlltlll DIOlOSUNl to thc autil- lorities oi‘ the Home Government. rjvon-tually t-ho l.- ttcrs Patent ob- talncli by lllt‘ Count llc St. Picrrc word rcvollcll allll his umtcrprisc ended in lllsasttr.

Other icalilars oi’ onturprise in the time of tho i-‘rlvuch occupation were M. de la lloudc and M. dc Roma. 'l.i."‘ forlncr co-olvcrlrtcli with the (‘Wm m. 5L lplcrrc. He llcvotcll his cnenzivs and albility anll lboso oi‘ many of tho pcopic‘ to the sub- grogatlon of thc forest and the lio-

vclopmont 0f Agricuii.uro_ ill: or- gflnlzed [in lplonocrs. instructed thcm in thc mctilolis of cutltini.’

down tho irccs and clearing "l0 lzlnd: A llunso forest covered thc iztcc of thc country. Many oi tho irces win; agbt anli ‘ten [not in cir- cumfcrancc. Alter thcy lwcre ivil- 0,1 m“; u“. wood hauicli or 'l)lil‘lli‘(l away, their roots had ‘Lo be ‘PX- tractell from ‘bill! earth ill which lhcy were llucpiy ilrbclldcll. it was li-u "la. ltoudl\'s task to direct tho work oi mcn sumo of ‘whmn had never before ilanllicd an axe or soon s, hoe. iiis efforts worn crown- l‘il with a largo ‘measure of success. The French pionocrs wl-re lliifil)’ nlon tfrom ilrcton and ilarll work- crs_ Tho prilncvnl timhcr they cut wits of cxcolicnt quality. They luade some nso of i‘t at horn". flllfl scent much of it avwuy to (Jupc lirc- ton and to Franco: and. they Iburnod thc remainder. They plant- l-ll and unwell in the uncover-ca mill. llnd found l‘t fcrtiio. Many acres

llln Ihordcru of "the adjacent rivers and around ‘the shores of lllllfllifif- nugh Hay as far as Point Pnim

them. They Ierectod comfortable log houses anll farms. They sold their surplus ipfflflllCfl alt thc For- tress ‘of ‘lmuisburg for the prices

the Franc-h Government. Thoy wore ‘thus enabled ‘no livc on the products of ‘their ‘labors,

Flu-zclllll-"s

Don't Hlds Thom With a Veil; Rs- move Them With Othlne- Double Otrlngth

This preparation for the removal of freckles is so successhsl in ra- moving freckles and giving a clear. beautiful complexion that it in sold by all drug and department stores with a guarantee tn refund the money if it fails.

Don't hide ‘your freckles under a veil or waste time on lemon juice ~r cucumbers; get an ounce of 0th. inn and remove them. Even tho first few applications should show a wonderful. improvement. some nf the lighter freckles vanishing an- tlrleiy.

Bo cure to salt for tho Canine strength Othins; it ls this the; in

S‘ . also followed the efforts of the French lpionlvers engaged in tho fisheries at St. Peters, Tra- csdio, Mallpcq-uo. and other ‘points on Ftlhe isle St. Jean: and their number increased notwithstanding a-Ii the disadvantages incident to their primitive tho terrors of tho wa/r. renewed Ibo-

cPnltlg taken in tho year 1735 show- oli chat "libero were than Ithros hun- l-nts in tho vicinity of Port

at 8t, ‘Porters. ‘thirty-five at Savage Harbor, thirty-nine at

Iisst Point. ten at Three Rlvers—

in the year i731 a oomlpany at merchants living in Bourdeeux and Si. IMalo cflrtained the right to firth in thr- ‘wntcrs roundabout this la- land. to clear the innrl in the vic- inity of thl-ir fishing establish- mcats. to till the soil, and to carry nu "huslnnaa with tho lpaopic nfitiho

aoldpn money-back mlsrantoll. i At aitdrug or department sihrca or‘ by mail. Othine, P. l1 Box 2m.

Ilontrsai, Canada. ' i

island. De Roma. thsJeador and chief extrcutiva of this company, with a number of followers. enter-

iin the spring of 1732,

ilc iaii-‘d to allslstidnw

out in:

allowed by officers appointlcli by‘

invironment and In,

tween ‘France anll England. lbw.“

lired and fourteen rperaons rroid-imm,’ b,“

Join. two hundred and ninety-four‘

Tmcadla‘ dovnurcd :. ""'""ty'o"" M Mahxxme‘ "mmeen nt'i‘°m'ltl°l°lv dMlPGYPfl "I9" (‘POW Ofhis successor in c mm nd f th ~ ' > " " o a o c

and all were rcported pmspomusJwfld animal!

the way I-do my weekly wash:

"I merely soap the clothes lightly with Sunlight Soap, - roll thcrn up tightly and put them to soak for 3O minutes or i an hour. That's all. Sunli ht dissolves all dirt and grease’

spots, so that in

ing soap. And

i , soft and comfortable."

make it.

Sunligh 0a

rinsing, the irt just runs away. A pure soap

" like Sunlight rinses away quickly and completely; an impure soap stays and injures the clothes.

"For dishes and all housework, Sunlight is excellent and "really economical, too, because every bit of it is pure, cleans-

more good news—Sunlight keeps the hands Lever Brothers Limited, Toronto,

cli lilo harbor cl‘ (lcorgctown early 'l‘h‘l\ heali- l[ll;1l’i.<.i'5 of thc Company lwcrx: at (lHlAllillSlVii at Brudeneli Point. and tilcrc ‘s-uitabio dwellings. wurlliouses. null lvillcl" iluildlugs won.- forthwith l-rccied. Under til-t"

inns oi this company lllfflt‘ ai pionlis of l"i‘0lil!ll emigrants rnml: m" r, and elaborate ‘Dfllliilfii- lions for thc l)l'()llil'iilUll l.l‘ til» l-n- Ll-rprise won: ulalio. ' Branch fish- ing stations wclo fouudcd on til" shorlrs oi’ tho ‘buys l-xtculiinic from (ii*f)f;.‘,v.'l(tWll harbor to East ‘Point and. iultiller, on the North side ‘of thc island. lly' tho terms oi‘ thv| (ionipnliyb-l charter- tilrl-n thousand five hundrcli acres of shore front- ngs were givcu, with a licillh "l forty acrcs thc only condition l)(!- lng that lilo (Youlplluy SllOlllll pay homage ‘to thc grain-co at Louis- linrg, in isic iloyaic. and should salvl: tin‘ fliik tilnbl-r found on thc ianll so llliil, it might ‘be avaiiablc for til" coustructou 'wllr. Do itlnn-l was a man of swat ti‘ rgy. linlll-r his liirl-ctiou fishing boats and trading VOSSiElQIWPTU cou- sltructl-ll and roads conncctini-l tirc iisilin-g stations at Sturgeon, Moll- taguc and (lllrliigltu with St. Peters ‘and othvr lzl-ntrcs oi l"i‘i‘ll‘(2li outcr- prisv- were llralio, ‘lilfmlffill U10 TOT‘ cut. linrlzu and substantial bllllll‘ lugs wcrc crcctcd at ilrudcncil Point.