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HALIFAX. Oct. 12.--Quotations furnished- by Johnston and Ward, iMembers of the Montreal El" cllauge. ~ ,

Announce. _

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BOARD 0F T ADE-Quarterly "will: tonlzht‘ o'clock. 2015

. HALLOWEEN‘ "rein-let. Jam“ Ilureh Annual Hallowven 1's; Thursday, October 2am. ‘

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0070051! 80. 102a. will be the 1001 i110? on which subscribers will rece ve a case of needles with their Wflrly renewal. Now is the time

gilmyfihtetiyhe before our supply

At. Top- and Santa Fe Ry. .. Union Bag and Paper Co. . . . Mia. Knll. and Tex. Ry. .

Reading Co. Rel-din: Co. Pfd. .. United States Steel . . . . . . 107%

‘ Cents per Basket

Montreal Stock Exchange;

Can. iSteamships , . , . __ Carl. Steamships |Pid. . Lauren. Pulp Montreal Power ....

National Breweries Winnipeg Electric Asbestos Com. New .

HALLOWEEN TEA in aid or. ‘Clly Hospital," -Wk=.dnesdly'i1‘and" .e'Jz»nu.~ .

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"rwzurv-ous o vs LEFT to 0110-1118 you to secu e "a-‘ case of needles as a premium with your Yellfly. new or renewal subscrip-

‘Asbestos iPfd. New . . 1 OOSEyUnderwear that bears a label with

Bell Telephone _ Shawlnigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243%

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a reputation for honest value. TURNBULUS Knitted Underwear always fits snugly, is warm and comfortable and has excep- tional wéaring qualities.

Made in Canada by THE C. TURNBULL CO. OF GALT, LTD.

. 1, .._, 5 record of Prince-

1 “$1,115.? {lift considerable de- n the work of the conzresntlon " ma,“ occasioned‘ by vacancies a 1b astorate of the church. lhllli than!) the thoughtful considera- 1 “(the former pastonRev. A. N. . 11]“ who remained hereiseverml “Si, after the cull had been ex- musio ‘him from St. Andrews llgd Church. Trill-o. the-regular tine has been carried on unin- rupifillly. During the short in- vul after Mr. Giliis withdrawal a congregation was prlvel- m] to have varied llllfl 110" ymhm- uilpply. Tile coin- “he uppfliliteil ll)" 1110 hgrggarioil to recommend a mister strongly urged that Rev- M, Grant of Leitcher Greek. C. tCirade 'iV—-1 Rosie Wail, be chosen and on the accept- whmm-k, 3L0“ ‘he ],y the congregation of this will], commendation, n call was orth-l lh extended to ‘Mr. Grant and af- ,- due consideration of it by 111m s finally accepted. The induction rvice was held in Prlncetown Un-

and Mr. and Mrs. Hartvlile Crozier of iKensington, were in attendance at the induction. service on Friday.

“om New York Stock Exchange closed.

SCOTLAND’ - .AT -HOME.—Mrs. 11.1w. Scartll s OLDEST Bum“ will be Al: Home at her residence

iMiss Florence Crasweil of SL110 ‘Iflngworth Avenue on Friday Eleanor school is at present spend- afternoon, octohe, 15]], "on, 3,30 lug her autumn holiday nt her to_6 p. m,

home in‘ Malpeque. ____ OLD SYDNEY _SOREENED lHonor roll Fanning School, Mai- GOALF-Schooners “KarmoP and [toque-Grade X—~1 Mary Burns, 2 “H. ll. Kitchener" will arrive this Gresor ‘MlwNnll. 3 Rfllp Bryenwn- Week with cargoes of 01d Sydney lGrade lX—1 Margaret Ramsay, 2 Screeiletl- Coal for A. iPickllrd & Edith -MacNutt, 3 Barbara MacGoll- 0o. 203440.134].

BUD. _ B-ESClOi HOUSEHOLD COKE.—

RUTlIi-ERGLEN, i0ct0ber 12.— Rlllllerglfln. n bilsy community nenr Glasgow with a population of 29.000 ,recently celebrated its eight- ihlllitiredtll birthday. It is said to Iiuvc received its charter as a roy- ul burgh from David 1, in 1126.

Although once a royal residence,

ISLANDER PROMOTED _ The many friends and relatives of John MfMaoDonald formerly of P. E. ls- ‘lllllll flOILof Mrellonalr] MacDonald, New-Glasgow Road, will be glad to 1901'" t dlllfli- b8 has been

ro t i , . lllfllllno fig the‘) Blfissiymllh £13,223 iRuthePglell Castle was demolished hm] ‘yhee, shop at the mm in the eighteenth ccuytury, but was ganyl-i new plnilt at Rigby. Tile M. 51llgriz12'r‘:'1w1i)l1;\ glfyugflllguahufmrllng

.li.it.l- ii.r ti. l" ' ‘i- 1°“ “Y Thomphonmldhtollyi ylliyegg ioyii. OlIhLfl-IIIVPITU fifTrli-llflllti. blli_ Mgoponm] “h, .] v H. h‘ h, s rot lc-r i) Wtlfd eventually cap-- foreman [10, $.69," TI“y,.,’,f,‘ h‘h1:.1]l,,é lured tlln r-astlrl in i313. great hhhhhsh as a huphyrvlfior npcllglislioryy lhltfllflfl) lirrikeg uiiill tile me], am] mhclunflhh, hhnhy. T, ' "l ciurcl a cope o " ug on." as M, 1C, y], ]]_ ..,y],]¢,],]]y hhh,-,.,.;h,hh ‘f; the natives call it. it marks llln and have ilim fllrtliei" l'Pt§ll0llSli)lllly Silo oi‘ the original cllilrcll ill wilicli anti his friends feel sure that li-lrfu truce beiweeil Eilgiuiiil and Scot MacDonald will still i-Iiiilb the llui- land was signed ill 1297. ler. Ml". ‘MacDonald llilB lllully inu~ T"*>—'—_ tive so... of 1-. c. island worklngsTvnENTs BARRED "ro or.- 0001" 1r 11"‘! aiylor lllm and they will nil say he is‘ BATE IF THEY SMOKE, 00101991‘ 111 11‘°1“.]the best ever they worked tonne’

Montreal cit route to ‘St. John's“ t . . , . _ . - l q d _ I . _ _v _ I a o be congratulated for Ills 811C". 11*\14UWlN.Kdts. Oct. 11. -— Stu- ' fa e III_ Jr 1 Lorne Owen, 2 .Ntld. She hi. bliiiging .1 largil flmPwcess. ‘ vlilllllig who swear hi" smoke cannot

Cora MacGougan. , IT PAVs 1'0 ADv.]-;RT]$E__]]]-_‘h,ehh of “our hm. [he I.‘ E_ L ch _ . I I . _.__ _ I various parts ol‘ tile dominion are 1'...» Department. ot’ Mines, which gghdrcllat two o'clock on Friday icl-“lhtyiiglr-l Enid R/amsayfl ROYIB. F. Reade of Moncton writes me "up M5,, to‘. the hyeyyoundland ca; CROSSING A———T TORMENTIN .hhryghyhhhtiiyuiherlgyzltlyiéhil focyolylfileyilalsecu hero. lrvlll All". Supep .l..to the Aicllc, has ern00ll-001-11111 01111 01305111911115 A1119 . I Wilton Ramsay. lGunrdian as follows regarding his itul. » v],- q J “h; ., W t] -E-—1ll6 will of AIbc-rLYWI Llumpkiu of‘ "Lastly, but by no means lll8‘UX1)l't:sob(l list-ll us‘ ‘very Wvll sat- busy 5005011 W051“1'B°1Y“"1°“‘1'1 ‘("0110 1-"1 ‘Mflry Stewart,"2 Heatlilreoent ad:—"l had 57 answers to . y“ ' ‘" e 111w my“ 1111"» M855» 1H Fort WOr-th Texas‘ "m med Okyleast. potent influence in creating _l.LlUi.l wiill tile lfidlllLs attained. .'I‘he meeting was presided over Manderson. 3 Lea MacGougan, 4 my advertisement which speaks MR. AND MRS. RODERICKih present n thavcty having can“! ilrlzes ' ' p v g an Iilteltféllllg social time, .s tilt.- and wills tlldt "litany larger ex Rgy, -Mr, ‘Boothroyd, chairman Kenneth MfloKay. we“ for your circulation and ‘mum KEENAIN’ ‘Murray River. announce‘ ere on_.Monday night for the pur- Mr iumpkyn a Baker alumm“ presence ot a new Governor Uefi“pellitlulls have been out for years P10101481?“ “m1 °1h°"m1“15mr1a1' ‘Perfect A11°“‘1'“1°°* M"? Bllllli only hire one mun. very sorryffithe lngagement of -their daughter-Um“? of attending the 111mm“ of his behlienthed to the UnIvci-sit n ,,,,,‘.i 0"" 11ml his wile. It has ever and lllOllfilll. back much less selen- ulbers of Presbytery assisted in Stephen Burns. Gregor MacNutt. This speaks for itself. iiMlnlletta Vaughan, to M,-_ Lmydiibrotheri ‘M13 3511119" 5011111110» G100‘ to Day $100 to the Oratoryplwclngnleen accepted its a. fact that the lltlc ihlollnatioa and material." e service. Mr. Samuel Profitt of Ralph Bryenton, Edith Msc-Nutt, ’ lwinfleld Proudo; of ¢],,,,.]o]],e],,,,.,, gmlnan- “i110 P011500 0W0)’ lll 111" 0mm] ms w“, contained a clause most significant years, socially, ol“ lvlnlo the complete results. of 0101111 1el1 111 011 0070081’- prayel Louise Burns. Minnie Mandereon, FORMER [SLAND LADy__3isteh 4P. E. lI. Marriage to take place in. 'E" I" 111131111311)“ S1‘1111‘i10l!lll0-l'll- ham-fig‘ use!“ of tobacco and pmj ally Governor Geileruifls legimc, Llie expedition will not he known d RBV- ‘Dl- (110111 01 Kmmngtm‘ E1W1" 111101111101". Ruth Montgomery Mary Charm, for nlanyiyears Con. 1l1l0llCl0lL1N. 13., latter part of thisimg" Mr" Jemdm- W11" “'11” 1111' (we lahghagh from hhmphung ‘ilnve been the first and last 0t h-s ulltl Mi‘. Super makes his 0111mm elicited 11101101111011 "om 1-119 1 m“ 5111110!‘ Mammlglill. Barbara Mc- “acted Wm, 'st_ Joseph-S _Ho5h1hh]_ month. 2041 mmpamed by m“ Iwmhe“ Mr" >———<+.-__.__ ' residence at itldeau Hulll There lcpilfl. in all lIILGYVlBW tO-day he ,]e_23rd verse which he (lescribcd Nuttt, Jack ilvlaoKenie. Leslie All- 5L pahh Mhm" In “ow m charge or Jlenry Jenkins, nt’ Boston, travelled BRILLIANT SOCIAL ]_., the first chapter 0[ ahhuah“. (My U; the uxpiu1'ut1u‘l of _",,_-;|_];]. cgptulrllllg u double metaphor- bvlt. Rosie Wail, Ruby WllltlOClb-Qur may h; Lohhdeh. Hohhithh AUCTION SALE —of property-DY *1“1‘""°b11“- T1“? w“1‘0 1111-1191‘ SEASQN A1- OTTAWA-once, anticipation, zest and delight-wig Luke. tile. llllvllflr 01 15111-111 . illustrated the vlllllllllllldfl be- Kenneth~0wsn,(}e0,-d]e mvh]hcrahe_pasco Washington Sister Charles o; 1M8 IMHL K H_ ‘Chmhymy Crwitllsappc-iilted ill. btillig dam)...“ not wmwm a mum “g m. cuflokylyyilillld wuh [our Esqhimahx_ The sen fire flllll sin nnd shrowd the Beail'sto_ Vera Wiliilock, Lorne h, a dhh-ghter of Mllm Emhy McIyey-paud, consisting of farm imple- i flnflefllnfi n! 11011.10" illllillkll illt"

HARTNEY-There will be a ser- vice Sunday 17th, at 2.30 p. in. in l-iartney iHall, conducted by the jSnlvation Army.

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CHURCH or VSCOTLAND-I-Jiev. famous underwear.

Ewell MacDougall will preach Sat‘- urday 16th at tCoiemall at 7 p. m. alid Sabbath 17th, at Coleman at 10.30; -Stimmersido at 3; and Cape ‘Pravei-se ul. 7 p. nl. Also Tuesday 19th at Desable at 7 p, m.

lVlzlkel-s of the

Grade VIII-l Lena MacGregor. q ‘ivgfliyltl git-l "lrllylllllfl Munllerson; Excellent for the furnace. we will - [$111150 yllms. - - limes MRfl-Klly- have flve carloads tllla week. Order m. 1“ ‘1 v “I R1111‘ 111°111€°1l10FY- 2 your winter supply now. A Pickurd

Wlll lMnuninin, .i Helen Burns. & .90 201,-,_m,1.,_.“

(ii-ado Vl‘—-1 Sidney Mactlougali. ' H ' 1 '

lfirotle V1—1 Barbara. MncNult, 2 Leslie Abbott, ll Jack MoKenie.

LIVE HOGS — We will be 10nd ing live bogs at St. Peter's Irrlday October 15th. (‘mvurnment grader tvfii be present and highest prices paid accordingly. C. E. Pratt Er Sun.

1986-10-12-3i

ONLY A FEW DAYS ilnd our a supply of needles will be exhausted ~ R1111!’ all new or renewal yearly subscrip- ‘K311159354 Geordie tlons received from now until Oct. . ‘Grade I" 30, 1926, will receive this wonder-y CEUTO T0 OHARLOTTETOWN! 2 B h» sP-l Q1000 Benlffllfl. ful premium, after the above date-The steamer d P000 C 011101011 11110118"? Mnc- you will be unable to secure one-Charlottetown "'30" 001101» 3 Amy Champion. Get yours today and be sure.

KNI TED UNDERWEAR _

rk of the ‘(Ellllfllh in lending men seek freedom fronl sill.. The story of "sin, lis lniellt 0111110" e and destructive powers were eased, and the presented to his tliellce lll three words what is celsary towards a isucccssful is- e in the work of the church or individual namelyz-mrgency. iollend unction. ‘Rev. D. K. Ross

i had-b"! 0'1 Cymbria. Women's Ills I . “yflaygedthghzngfilclfioxhalhla hhe.wish_ to empress our llen,-]fé“1g1y1,$1 Quebec this ‘is a wonderful oppor. p Dflllly fol" you in the loss of your i101" 518191‘. Mrs. Stewart, who was so suddenly called to “that beauti- ful land on high." loss of a loved sister is very hard 10 068K‘. and we sincerely wish to offer" you some word oi‘ comfort. There come times ill our lives when we must trust God, where we can- IBthhTyne Valley 16th. Summer- not trace Him, knowing He is too wise to err. For the love of God is broader Than the measure of plan's mind; And the heart of the Eternal ls most wonderfully kind. lMlly the God of love comfort you. anti may we ull look forward to the time when we shall meet ollr loved

nirnan, Mr. Boothroyd c0nduct-' - the induction and extended I116 htjhllnd oil fellowship to Ml‘. on; hm] in this the other mem- rs of Presbytery heartily 1011180- teiegrant froln Rev. A. 'N. Gillie Truro, ‘N. 5., was read by the airman and is- as follows:— cartiest congratulations and bent lies to minister and c0ngf08fl11011 together you face the work of e kingdom. ‘May God's richest easing rest on you both. “Not - might nor by power but by my lrit saitil the Lord of Hosts." v. Mr. Ross was than called to ddress the newly inducted min-

Owen. ‘Roy Abb

on’ Cm“ 1111103011" of lKinkora, P. E. i., and n sister oi‘

Enn. Ruby Mountain, Kenneth Mac. H. Kay, [Heath Mandemon. Mary Sty John A. Mclver of Port Costa, Ca i.

wan- wmml 1110111811)’. Harry Mac- Gvluwn. ooldlo Wall.

_ C_————_ IJETTEROF CONDOILENCE- 1135m- Mrs‘ senarwdwe’ the menr ere of Fur Garments in Canada

We know the

1'" 011d 0110i‘ T0101T111K ‘briefly 1"“ ones where there shall “be no part-

e splendid record of the _m_inis- m

es of this church, ‘he pointed out d clear and beautiful way, the ed of consecration of his your:

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g. ‘With deepest love and sympathy, Mrs. William Nunn.

afternoon only and New Glasgow,

siclans will be examined by special- ‘ 50

DEMONSTRATION OF LADIES FUR COATS-Wednesday and Thursday. We are having a Big Demonstration of Ladies Filr Coats by one of the largest manufactur-

namsly "The Paquet Co. Ltd, of

tunity to get the coat you-want at the right price You are cordially invited to see this display. Prowse Bros. Ltd.

FREE CLlN-IOS for cheslfexam- iliutions will be held .by the Red Cross ‘Society in Tignish, October

side, 18th and 19th, Kensingbon, 20th and 21st, istanley Bridge, 21st

22nd. iOnly cases referred by phy- 1st.

DR- McKINNON ON A VACA- TiON-Dr. Geo. W. McKinnon of Arcatu, nldtive of Obwrlotitewwn, P. E. i., left last month on n visit East. iHe takes a deserving V0011-

nients, llnld, Iiouse, and nil llouse- hotels visited en-roule being Illlflilltr. hold effects. Friday, Oct. 15th at 1‘to inform them about tile curly pilinl.—il."lMorrison, Auctioneer. crossings of the Car Ferry. 'i‘iley 2040-10~1l3—2i "could have easily reached Tormen- tine to cross by tile iioreilooll Ferry, but were informed that ptlsscngel" traffic was not curl-led til-l tile 00018 01141 WPEPB 1111110 Fewest 01111 afternoon. Mr. Jenkins considers it smartest styles for the coming sea-l wmyh] we“ repay the q-hhmgt A3. son at our ready-tower Denart- sociation if they were to make n silent. Thursday and Folder 14th point‘ of seeing that all the hotels and 15111. llllil- YOU 1W6 lllvltfid- between the New England States MOOTB 6': 1110118011. Ltd- 1999 and Tormeiltine are kept fully ill- fol-nled of the movements of the Car Ferry to_ prevent vexllticils delay en route or at Toriileutiiie. _

HOLT, RENEREW &. 60., LTD. will hold n‘ special showing of fur

LUCKY WlINN-ER. —— While the S. 'S.Magnhi'ld was in port here. one ot‘ tlto crew sold Mr .J. T. tllritgg, the agent here. a ticket on a illerby In Vaduz, near Bwitzerl Yesterday morning ‘Mr Brag

ccived ll letter enclosing a

pound note.

o WHEAT IN ACID SOIL

re BLE TO WINTER KILL tell

‘The ticket cost M“ NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct.11

-—<Expcriment‘ation at the State

QTTAWA’ Oct; 1g_~\v]th h reg. , ity, that always obtains ill the first ular session oi‘ parliament tIiisIYV-ll‘ 01' 1110 10"" 0f 11‘ l'0Pl'050-{110' year before Christmas, n5 ill the live of the crown, willie the final 0p] days‘ we guieues 0g the 50cm] year has ever been marked witil Season 1n the capital o; Canada sincere legrut, fond farewells and will commence somewhat earlier "l1 P01111115- _ than usual," writes the Citizen's "OH-awn 1100 111155011 10101-11311 11115 (mc-‘ety cum"; “Such are the ex. latter experience. but recently in pecuhuoni saying a genuinely sorrowful ‘good

"Then it is tile first session, 0Y0’ 10 BYIIB 0f V1111)’- hgam as m“ year, of a new pamg. "Bllt one turns now to the first ment, and this tends to add con- P1111 Q1 ‘"1101 P01100115 0 1110111 "1" sidembie interest for the reasons 1019511115 1"3"'1°‘1_‘11'e 161311116 111 that new names are added to the 1110 13-‘001101103’ i T110 111390111“ official list and new faces from Wllinglinn llnd his fair lull)’-

‘Wllllilt a llappy season is allcud for those young lvoiilcll of the call- FOX BREEDERS

illti wiiu this year will iilake tilt-ii" New is the time to buy your

debut.” Winter supply of (frozen) Horse- meat, either boneless or in quarters.

“ONE-MAN” EXPEDITION RE- TURNS WITH 3.5OO SCIEN-

Drag-g $2.50.

SOClETY WEDDING. —-ln a re- cent issue of the lStratford (Ont) 33. News is a report of l1 fashionable autumn wedding. Saturday after- noon in Knoir lPrssbyterinnCliurch of Stra-tfordl“ when ‘Miss Tanner Fnlll was united in nlnrri- age to ‘Dr. Harold lBrown Kenner. During the signing of the registrar

lAgnes

Miss Cassie J. Rattray,

tioll says the Oakland Maple Leaf‘

'Miss Lena IMclLul-e. daughter of

stifficient for wheat,

College of Agriculture indicates that wheat planted in acid soil is much more liable toflwiiltei" killing" than that planted in fields where lime has been used to neutralize. the acid" ,

A. W. Blair, associate soil clieni- lst. says that in the majority of cases 1.500 to 2.000 p0lllltls of plli- verized limestone per acre, or the equivalent in hydrated li-me, will ,be If clover or

TiFiC SPECIMENS This meat is strictly veterinary in-l ' spected and properly packed. We’ GUARANTEE full satisfaction. No order too small. No order too big. Ask for our prices and conditions from the " .-

Longueuil Meat" Eliporting Company

OTTA-WA, Ont., Oct. 12—Somc 0f the_resuits of a “one-man" ex- pedition into the interior of Baf- fin Isialld—a previously unexplor- ed part of Cannda-lvcrm known to-llliy wltii the return to Ottawa of J. Dewey Seller. who has been two years in the nortii- »

Mr. Soper covered more than 4,-

Iukc has always been unmarked on ‘llllilll 0i’ Canada. The work involv- ‘lul more than u thousand nlles of traveling by dog sledge, a. boat and canoe, and it has been shown that the lake was much smaller than or gillally supposed.

The 6t; cases oi.‘ specimens coll-

1926, include birds, plants, skulls, insects, fish. geological, ethnolo- .git".lll exh bits and photographs and sketches. .

Mr. Super who has been study- ing lit the University of Alberta, weilt north oil the Arctic in 1923. and dill some intensive work while tile sliip was on its customary cruise. He returned t0 Ottawa aiiti went north again ‘the follow- illg season, and remained there until this Fnil- Mr. Sopsr was enthusiastic over the benefits of radio to the policemen and scien- tific men in the north. From N0- venlber until February all the lie tnchnlents in the north received the personal messages sent tn them, as well as excellent concerts from various parts of the contin- ent. Oddly enough it was found that a broadcasting station at J-lllstings. Nebraska, was best suit-

ected between July, 1924. and July," ~

LONGUEUIL, QUE-EEC

000 miles. and has returned with ed for messages going to the Arc- y

~M . Cll l.’ 'Mflla . 1M. L. A., l M53 M3556 m, “$18 ‘my’ 5:215 alfalfa is to be grown, Ileavier ap- "Thy ‘Hand in Mine" (David IDlClK "m-“mm” °1 11100 m”? 11° 1.00111100- Siater). v ' '

. . " n .. . at], the Wm], hem, to his lylsell Mm “m” ]-]_ Wgrgg, of icalylforniay-i tl-iyila ‘son, lghehlevyhg 202610l3ws8I. some 3.500 scientific specime is tic

contiu d , ihi reac llg ‘————-<o>i——- recent urn 1n! e '0?!"

the Wlllerltll llllllthya gurxpoae alld CONIFIDENT 0F BYNlG Medical College, N. Y., will accom- tive whole-hearted service. RETIRES AT OTTAWA pany the father. iDr. McKinllon, liking lentil“ of the service was Sr.. has an only sister who is a aatidrcss to the congregntlmi 1W OTTAWA, Oct. 12.——Annonnce- niln in the order of St. Joseph. 1ll - Rev. lDavid Coburu of Bradnb meat today of the retirement of Manchester, N. H. She “has been ‘s. it was a practical presentn" Arthur F Sladen for the ipsst 28 there some 20 years. She is Rev. ll of the duties of the 11901110 111 iyaafg pflwfltg geclfilafy and confld- Sieter Mary Leonard in religion, ierelice to their new minister. 1-5 snt. of five Governors-General of and the younseflt 013 llel‘ 11111111)’- s llllllwh of Christ andjw 1100- Canada. caused something o-f a stir She is lilo obiect o! Doctor Mc- 111“! 111° 7'40"" .01 111° @011'_’a6 ilutlleillapitai. It ll-l hinted. that Klnnon and solfswisitxon this Oc-Hmlpod ‘nuke n such a “chem Tm,‘ wll up, and signed by the wine the rwih-nhuoh h, the 59mm] u; the casion. Charles MoKinnou, who Indies m,“ w,“ awarded ,0 M“, 11111Vlllffiflmfflllllllififilliflt- 1E1“- “cont co stitutlonal controversy. W88 1110 0111)’ 11V1l1l€ 111011101‘ 01 Dr‘ iJ. J. Duffy. tile gentleman's to MP.‘ rvrllrd mlltiléférfmtmd-uédnl’ "1 bt-‘Mrst aden when approached McKinnon. S1". P059911 11w“? w": Jos. Peters. wllils lMrs A. D. iMac-. "m" 6111151511113“. ‘T111171’ declined to discuss the matter. lie March 111 1170109519" Mus" “m” Jlonald received ifiie consolation. ‘lance pitofessed‘ 58115100517111“ will probably take the custo-maryn B11011 111110511 11'0"‘ P“°“T°"1“' - " ‘ " r e to

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