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Office Psyo: Building; Grso eggs Street, oéigiollto (luardia i‘! o. Telephone i1

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..'THE FARIBHIONIRS of Stl ‘C ‘ ‘MUS parish, East Point will- hpld s Magma. on the grounds adjoining t nlibrqh on Woiber day. .lii1_v ‘as; gaeiei-vs m.» dais. ‘

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- ‘ill lower IIII-llllllglln Cemetery, and it was very largely attended The services were conducted by the Rev. CJE‘. ~A!mBil'0ng, pastor -i ihe ni-iiitagiis (tlirisilun Church.

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‘ -~—-—",<0'%__ l COWS GET DRUNK IN PASTURE

1111111121111. N. 0., July 1-1_ _ living nenr .t night found two of his cows lying, on the ground In their posture in n stupor, appar- i-nily suffering from some strange mnlady. A veterinary was culled and lifter} leliiflhy eteminntlon pronounced both iiniiiials as more-

» 1y "beastly drunk". A search foi-

tlic cause icd to the discovery of 1i big'“rnuonsblne" still In n secret corner of ibo posture. The Cfiwz’? lind eaten a" qunniity of tlie mnsli "595 b? the illicit whiskey manu-

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Hfisouiue NOTE8.—Mr. ‘mi . Joseph AflMcLenn, are visit- ‘mz friends. and, relatives at East

lPoint, s riving on the Island iron:

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Utlviessrs. Gordon Ross and Aleii MacPh-lil, Georgetown were visit;- ors to Dundss on Sunday. =.

..'.Mrs. (Captl Wm. Gordon,‘ Georgetown, is Visiting friends-An Montague. 0 - .

. ..*Mrs. John Westaway, George- town, is spending a few clays with IIOIIIIB’ in Montague.

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'8CHOOL EXAMINATION -

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ivllcntley River School were nt- ‘ondetl byn largo number of rele- payers and visitors. The pupils were examined in the different ‘projects by their teacher, Miss isribcl Holmes, assisted by Miss Margaret Ling, tencher of Wheat- cy ‘School. Showing by their 11ro1npl..answ£‘1‘s careful training 1n lbe pzirt. of their tvncbcr. Two ‘iiilio piipllsl-Inrold Chandler and‘, ("lP-IQP Lingrhr- ' ml their school ‘leaving ‘certificates-Tram the Di?- » irtlnent of Elducbtion; After the wiiminaiinii- ‘.1111 tenioyablo »pro~ ‘grzim was "givenmy the pupils con» Zierlng OfFIIFIBIIIIYIOXIB dialogues and singing: Prizes were then nwnril- Jeri for general proficiency and do ‘portmeniu ; ~ -- ' . . Mlss franc ltnckblim on behalf 1i illo scbnol presented the teach» 1r with ll sum of money. Miss Jjiolmes though surprised thanked ‘Ill! children gracefully for tbi-lr

gift. .. . . .. l Brief speeches wero made by fir. Norman, Ling, Mr. Chester itncliliem ‘and other conwntulatlng iiiaciirfinndgiiuilis pon a success- ‘tiil c-xainliiiitioira d. tho progress knado by tho school. ' Tliii pupils 11nd visitors were l1r~n irniitcilio (loilcions candy. The singing of ilic notional :in- ihem brought the examination to ocioae. ' , ‘

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at his home in Rossncnih, Jilly

q grout fire in Chico o bo Wils sevrrc-

Tlie semi-annual examination of ‘

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The dcnlh occurred in San Diego -

CIIL. on July lib 0f Mrs. Eliza lli-ti: Calf, n mitivia of Prince Ed W-iril iolilnd. She liuil HXIIZIIPII lli I?" lit-f of iii) veers, ll uionllis anil lil il-ira. Blio IJI tlie lnoilier 0' the late surge E. Goff who dI-‘I vtrl‘ tadlelily at Woodviile Illlls Oil Jone l7lh, lust l0 dnvs bcfliri his molbcr passed away. Mrs. Goff IE-‘IVF-PIO fmlllrll tbo i-illolving; s-in and dziuglitersz-iDr. llnrry N. il-li. nillnii plop-o, Crib; with ivbomslii had been residing; Mrs. A. W. Jflllfs. of Berkley Co's: Mrs. .i. A. Miclflnnnn, gentile. ‘VIISIL; 1011-. W. P. Gaff, of Vallcr. Mont; l/lrs. Chas. Strongman, MoniroalHTlie funeral which was private look

Cemniery. Mrs. Goff was s lllilSI cwlinisbli- Christian lndy and lil- th0u~h Eihi- bail Iii-ell nbsr-nt from the Island for n number of ycnrlil before 1m death, nbe will be luv-I lnlilv rcmcmbcrcd by Iniiny friends in ibis province.

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TIER-ENC! POWER. Thorn passed peacefully sway‘

7th, 1920, Terence Valentine Power aged 76 yours. The lzite MLI Power was born in Slimmervlllrnf Feb. 14th, 1854. Whcn about l8 years of ngo be left home to sock his fortune in the United Sluice. He worked for some years as n carpenter in Toledo, Ollio um] Chi- cago, Mich. Bborlly after the

ly'\1'~111ndi11'; by is ling fl'om ll llllllillfl‘! in w! {ch ho win lwlflflllg. Mtcr spciliilllg cnlnc illllf‘ in lI-ls- uiixilq hi- was nblc to return home in I876 ta all appearances s liian crippled for life. iilis native air 11nd lbc kind attention be received in Illt‘ obi liomr- soon. brought liliii i.l11ll IIP Wils iible in move about. He could not be idle. He wont to school for n wblle to the late gas. Doyle. of whom he always spake in ihe highest terms. After .1 fi-w yours hr,- bought a small farm i-n ‘RIJSGIIEBIII. In 1882-be married Mary Ellen McDonald, Rosinenth

"Ho was asuccessful fnrmar, n

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shrewd business man and wus alt ways counted on as one capable of tailing s man's part in anything pertaining lo the good of the com- munity. Of a family of six bro- thers 11nd four. sisters only one. ymmm“. of Avoudale, survives. 'Iis widow. ibree sous and two Ilriiightcrs have the sympathy 01'" ‘-‘~ many friends in their bereave- meni.

"the, weorlnilss of’ his lest 61W“ here was much relieved by the fre< qpnm vhits of Father Ci-oakon 1m mflYlV of his old time friends rim] companions. The lsrli" m" tnivlonrec rit hla funrrnl slinwml plainly the clan" he liel-l in lhl-i pun of the Island. He was buried in Si. Mary's Cemetery, Montague.

(Ihh lnodian body)

July 10th. Ed. Walsh, Wm. Cain. J. A. Dewar, Robt. Show, Pal. waigh and n, G. McLni-i-n, pnii bearers. Requiem Mass was cole- brnted by Fr. Croaken. May hit rest lu pence.

MR. BERNARD smrri

The death took place on Jill)’ 111th inst, s! his home In Emor- lIiI. of fir. Ilflrmrd Smith. in bis 112ml year. a well known and high- ly ‘respected farmer bf lllflt ll““"‘ The deceased bad not enjoyed good health for the pnst year, but ‘nothing serious wns antlcllmlell ‘until a fcw weeks nli-osilllli: his wlcmise. llc was of :1 Gilli". "KW" able disposition. .nlw:\ys took :1 keen interest in church and 6iIll~

lionnl affairs, 11nd was nn excel- . oitlaen. His wlfo nnd three sons and dour dnughtis who si1r- vlve him, bssldcs brothers, sis- "icrs and many relatives. have llic sincere sympathy of the W110i" community in the loss of i1 worlliy and highly esteemed man. The i11- nernl vnis held on Sunday morning =I:i-=1 iitiil the large proccssliiii of carriages that followed ilio rc ‘mains to Si. James’ Church, Sum merfleld, attested in the pnpiilnrl iy of their depiir-tcd friend. 'l‘li:- services in the church and niliillll- jug cemetery wns DPTIGIIIIPII by bis kind pastor, Rev. Father Mc~ Quaid. May bissoul rest in peaco.

GEORGE 8H EA.

George Shea. section foreman. died at his home in Kensinglon on July l7. nfter tin illness tbot Insi- NI through neverxli months. Ha was s. son of the late William Shea and was born at Kensiiigton iii 1866. He was s section man on‘ ihe Prince Edward Island ltiiiiivav for thriy one years, five of which be was foreman at Wellington and the last five years was forom-xin on the Keusington division.

l'n i860 he married Cbqrtlotto Underhlll, and the issue of ihe manrisge was a family of three girls an-l one boy, 'Vlz.— Mrs. Joseph L. Cameron, Grand River: Evelyn and Eileen at home and one son, Joseph. ywlra Mm. -

He had been ailing for about four months. and his malady bat» fled all medical skill. Re was si- tended iu- hi!‘ last days bv his mis- for, Rev. 11m». D. J. Glllia. with administered to him the strength- snlnlf Qttcrnmcrita of the Oniiiiilic Church. He died confident in" the ‘hope olotornai salvation. His fu- neral was held ‘on Monday, July lit, the ‘poll bearers being. Thos. N- Dflfiltiflb: I. I. Burns» llrneat §(‘.low; ‘Daniel McKenzie, William sum" "NI -I"m'~s Pcndergani. The concourse that paid tlie out -~~ ‘mots to his 1'"! w“ a fiiilm: ~i..-=-.,,,,,,.. . ifamily ill‘! held.

l TM surviving members of liis "MIIIIIY-iiro K-iio. Smith. Ilnsirlli. _i i1 Man-enlvvin \'-‘

; one; Vi». . ln-‘Mfllih. ills brothers are ‘Jo n. William‘ and

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deceased, two .

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purposes, must have stead lubrication is vitally important

establishing and maintaining a [ierfcct piston-to-c holds all the power of the fuel charge behind the piston.

surface with a wear-resisting clowns are infrequent, depreciation IS low,