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Provide a barber with a number . of th¢ highest-priced razors obtainable and

stipulate that he must use a new razi_>_;° o_o

every individual customer and he WOU Y

fuse if he valued his trade. ._

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cause it removes the roughness °f the new

blade and re-aligns the saw-like edge ;l_a;sl;_av- ing produces; because it _keeps the _a e ree from rust; and because it is the Y_;\_\‘>__i\“E that will provide _you each mom S _ keen edge for shaving- ‘ '

You don’t take the blade out to sharpen it' nor d0 YOU take the Aut°S"°P Razor apsiit to clean it. From first to last- gtropping, shaving and cleaning-you never

need to remove the blade from the l'aZ0l'~

You can get an AutoStrop Razor

anywhere'-razor. SUOP and 12 blades’ mm plete, in attractive cas¢,`f°" 355-00-

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WEDDING THIS MORNING--The

hiarrlage takes place in St Banaven ture

WEDDING BELLS.-A pretty wed-

| ding

llope River, on Wednesday inorn- 1\1rs_ J, 'l‘. Iderglison, and little daugh-

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MONDAY WEDNESDAY ‘ ~i

morning of \Mlss Faiistinu Byrne ilu"

of this city to Mr Jack Griffith U"

Charlottetown Post Office Sta N5! .J. B. Mclntlyre will offlclute. “ho

OFFICIAL RETURNS-The official

Churd, Tmc,,die_ M 7 9-clock irfurns of the results ol' the rtteren

i on the Educational Tux Att tak on July 24th lust iippeais in the issue of the 'Roygl Gazette and ws the total majorities its follows:

newly wedded couple will leave Q“*’°"S L`0““l‘f» 1747 for, and 2517 »

on it haoneyinoou trip to some of the *main*-"~i 1{j`l!l.C6 C0lll\ty}491_ for, 2803

principal Caniidlzin cities. They have “H” _ _ T, _

best wishes oi' it host ol' friends. ‘igdlnsti mal .ma-l°"|'y agamst _

took place ut St. Ann's Churcli, A

August 20th, when Miss Wlimt-_ fp,- Blancho Curr, daughter of Mrs. _|_

the Car Ferry for St. John and

other Mainland f towns. Tho bride D

B. Andrew and Mr. l<‘raiik Andrew

_-'Mary -Ellen (larr of Mill Vaio, was hm. ull"-Gd ill l'll8l‘l`li\gé i0 MF- \Vmi5m W- motor t_rlp through No a Scotia. The Murphy of New Glasgow, Thoebrldo puny went by Gem.&ww“ and re.

Hfiellded bY H01' Si_Si€l‘ MBS M5' turned by Borden. Mr`. Ferguson ie Carr and Mr. Peter Ml1rlllly.l2¢l@<l ports seeing some beautiful scenery

as groomsmen. Rev. Fr. Poirier, ol- and floated. immediately after tho cere» gum; mads_ Anhgugh d\-wing 3 great "WHY the halllll’ 00Ul’l‘* l“Ut0l"l to many inlles Mr. Ferguson noVOI‘ hill] Suinmerside for dinner, then crossed an

~the recipient of many valuable |vGS__A L.0n.es.p0ndem draws intent.

mst, kings County 2235 for and

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UTO PARTY RETURN.-Mr. and

Mary, Miss Bessie Smith. Mrs.

o returned from a very pleasant

driving over some extremell'

accident.

ANGER OF RAli_WAY CROSS

gifts.

WAUGHAN-MUNN-At noon Tliurs- day the marriage of Mr. Joni-es N. Wiiugliiin of Vancouver, B. (7. and Miss Lillian G. daughter of the late _Donald Munn, Esq. Mermaid, took place at “\Vaterinore," in the presen-

lon to the danger ,of auto accidents at railway crossings and :the necessity ot trains giving steady, continuous wariiiiig when approaching these. lie says on returning to Chiirlottetowzi on lltloinlay night he narrowly escaped being run into by a train at the cross-

L' ‘P 0

fa few immedluto friends. The in

ing this side of Kensington. No warn-

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day han

then proceed

the

bridegroom has seen active service

in~thc war for over three years and up it-ccived it shattered leg, but is now |,,_,.mSS the truck just in me nigk of pint-_tit-lilly recovered from his wound. In bride, who has' been absent in

the United States for some years was

one of the most popular young l:itllcsi3|Umiuy_ August 4¢h_ at 10 “_ m_ me ot' thc coniinunlty. They lc|`t ycster- m

for llallfax, wliere Mr. Wang- so

receives his dlsoimrge. ’l‘hey ~will ,,

they will make their homo, and ivlie- |m|n_ dniigliier f Mr. and Mrs. Al- L ' " ro Mr. Wauglian has .1 good position H. rf

' cl

_-is ectrician 'l‘iit~y have tho very ,

'l`li‘firsdiiy evening were Mr., aint Mrs. 'l`\vclt`th Avcnuo East, Vancouver. ' __ ltussci _Breiinoii who hzid been hur- ricdl'_.r suniinoncd l'rom _Boston on ac-

g was given. he says and as a house

obscured his view, he did not~ see the

proacli of the train. He managed .

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METHERALL -- BANHAM.-

arriag__ of Pcrc Lorne Metherall

t0 \"H"<'U“Vf"` ‘Vh€’\"` from overseas and Miss Alice Ena Ban »~OU_g-I1

od J Banh=i i ol' Vain-ouver, was ‘ f ,_ ,__.|_, -,ae

best wishes of ii large circle of friends by new A_ (‘__ (;00kc_ uf First (jon. _ _____ ,\_`,_f_`,\ .

GU2ll`llll\f\ 31110115' UIU l1l\lUl’01'~ _vgregational Church. The _voting cou- “ - "~/'-’ ]' """"""

'”'°*' ple were attended by Mr. Alfred E. ' .v

-A SAD HOME COMING.-Among Biinhiim and Mrs. E. M. Sturgeon. _ ' `,-7 -vs_;-is-~ - the

those arriving by thc carferry on They will make their homo at 1657 ' '“ ' “ .

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WEDDING BELLS.-A very pretty

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iiif-_ily celebrated at 1250. lliirnaby St. "` `-I '._> ‘/ 7‘ / ‘ ‘ `i. by

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ii of ivlr. and Mrs. l'etei' Mother- ' Pcpijim Uj1flQf\‘_7CQ1`- lf) LLCC fl.'OlTl.

ll. Fortune (‘ove, recently returned H

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or 1':'._f cclgcs. It 1

rt' vi" o texture that

iccciom f action.

weight, you can be sure Of

ou remember the name~Pcnr/zans.

` four yczir old ditiigiitcr., Jessie, which sad event occurred on Wcdiicsdaiyl nicyrnlng at the home of thc ehlld's grandparents Mr. aiid'Mrs. James lirennan, Dock Road, Lot 4. Little Jessie had iirrivml front Boston only threg \veolts ago in company with her t\vo aunts and was iippnrciitly in good lienlth, All thrce intended rc- turning to Boston early in Soptcinbcr hut provitleiico willed it otherwise. Jessie being called home to dwell f`or over with the angels. Tlie-..Gimi'dian

2-:rlc sirit'kt»ii pzirciits 'und frit-iitls.

count ot' thc sudden dr-nth of' their :ind iiitorostiiig iveddlng totik place at

St, Jc-:it-hiiii’s Church, Vernon River,

daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. John it

M .\|igus Mcl{i-iizle, Mill Vicw. The liriili- was attentlnil by hor sister, Miss _ llildri-ti Mcl)onald, while the groom was snpportctl by his bl‘otlici‘, (llizirles

iho wcstt-i'ii_ train yesterday morning

on Monda_y morning when, (bcelia, i `

. _ __ ,

.\l_i~lioimlil Vol-non River, was unitcil _I _~ _ t ,-_ _: ,,f,_ 4 in the iioly bonds of nmtriinony to .j _"` ,‘ -_ -7" ,_i__ ,__ ,_ _X ~, ».°.

r. Daniel McKenzie, son of Mr. ` ‘ ` '

_'- ,_ -~ 1-ii:,,‘ -_'.r-‘

_\l<~l{i»iizlc.. The happy couple left by A ` "7

"TI-IE S7'/!ND.>iRD 01-' 1;.\'c1;i.1_1;1vCE"

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-'ii ii short honeymoon bcforo return- "" “

extends hoi\ri|`clt sympitliy to thc, 'ng to tlltawsi, whcrg they will in ful

. » ` i *_ TL ' __A__ -' _ - ' -*

nrc ri-snlc.

'i‘lio

fniicrnl was held on l"i‘ltln_\' io

-- -AN AGED VISITOR.-Mr. Robert

--TEACHER GOES WEST'-Mlss‘

tha Presliyteriziii Ccnictery at .l'Ilnis. dale.-ll.

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CANADIAN BAR.---A \Vinnip<>g do- 3

___AN ’ENJOYAB|_E 0UT|NG_ _| Fitzhlllllllolls, Long RlV0l"._WllS ll. Vllllt-

\\'lial iin.id<-nl day t`or an outing, and "V t0 Sllnjlllcfsllle illlrillg -the week -_,|h,.,. _'mm A_ McD0m,m_ m,(.m|. nf ond. Mr. vfitzsiiiiiiioiis, though in h_is t. l’:ili'i<'lt's Clnlrcli. tirand River, 83rd yaari 'H half’ “ml llearty' and 5""

llclcn Wli_ito, one of Prince lildwiird islands best tcacliers and formerly on tho stiit’l` of the Suminerslde lligh

Scliool left on Tliursday last for Metl-

-VISITORS RETURN-Leaving ,hy

'the Carferry on Saturday _ morning were Mrs. John I.. Duffy and daught- ers, the Misses Hazel and Edna Duffy

split

ilztr day. clot:

oil.

|'e-clot-.toil l’it-:siilt-nl. of thc t_!nii:itli:ii\-l

lionortiry vice-president were i'o-clvcl-ll

C11 S1\.\`S¥ Sit -l11'llH‘S /\iilflll-H Wild 1-lioso tho opportiino day :ind uusplci- 'tune “Clive-_H~

_ _ _ _ nts occzisioii lo givo lite young folks -*_

Association nl. its si-ssuoii 'l`hui's~ or his purisli an opportunity to enjoy -BY CARFERRV-"-The l'0ll0\vlIll;

lllilny i`U1‘lllt‘l‘ 0|`i`iU<‘i`S vV1‘l‘o l't'-1lliviiisol\'i,\s, and the elders, too, seem WBV0 0UlWPU`d l’flSS0llB'@l`H by U10 CFU"

rcni>\v the ozirlior associations of f€l`TY 0Il'TU0Sil-'“\Y m0l`HlHE~-“MVK A-

_ orinoi' _\'o:ti':~', anti are making the B- Carl-CF #Intl MTH- H0110’ Mcpheili

The new \'ict--liirsiiliils arc: Nc\v|n|o5l of img Iylollsani ov(-nl_ 1|' noi, en route to their homes at Revere,

lcd lionorary prt~siilcnl_ :ind iillliy

This practical fumace installed in your home will give you more comfort and satisfaction than any other invest-

ment you can make. _ , '

Ask the man who owns one what he thinks. Our free booklet "Warmth and Comfort" will tell you all about it. Write for a copy.

The Enterprise Foundry Company, Snckville, N.B. Mllicrl ol Hills Grade Stoves. Ranges, Furnaces

i§|‘tiiis\\'icl<---l~}. A. lit-ill_\‘. i(_t_`.; Noritiiinlvt-ii, with the cntlnislasiii ol_' the

llsli Columbiit---L. G. Phillips, K. (3.

was t»lt‘°cti~il lioi\oi'itry socri‘t:ii'_\', :intl

Mas Miss E\ellno Gatidet Ploastint

5 _ . . _ _ _. . _ __

Scotia---tIoloni»l .l. ltitlstoii, li,C.; Qtic-i.~;|»i-iiigiiiiic ot' life, but with onhonootl View: Missalosephine Gaudet, Tignlsh, . ."'Y|S|T?R_S`P_LEAS_E_D_l "P50 VH” bi‘.r~_-- lion. li. ’l`:ist'ln~i'eziii, l(.(`-.; (ln-l:ipp|~oi~inlioit. Fiitlioi' John's inton- Miss Marlo Pliee, Tlgnish and Mr. mmi _‘lm {‘h‘“-kflh A5“f‘“bl_¥ ‘ll Mimi* lzirio- l\l. li. i.utl\vig, KC.; Sn.~sltntcli-'Ii-:iii is not, probitbl_\', l'or rt-crnzttlon itlchtird Ellsworth, Wl\tel'fortl, all on :_‘(’,I_`1’ve‘rl_?il(';n

it -“ci -i J. \.o~.-.<, tio.; ii~'- - ~~ , - . .~, - - __ f _ - _ ‘ ~ _ -~ '- on in o ont l toss \ ii ____t___\_i;X__|_;;i___fl_i;.t3_<;g;l___;__ ioute to Boston, Mass ll _mm lor the m_s__ time m me mstory _

Vice-presidents for Print-c l<ldw:ird Isl-lwiih pit-iistiiwi in such iigreczible terms At Appln Road. August 25. 1913), ifignxaxggigie

=i,i\-ii'iii=iAib~_~i. -» '- -_ , -g ,,- -‘ " ‘ ~~ " .T»'lfo.t.i`"’f.»‘.’.»’.I-0 `£i..~..».-$.'» `l}.‘.I.T.-..’-.5 ,5if.‘?li»’.?.~T`.§.fl.’.‘,’i'»lIf“.§1li2?.1’3'f“`?.f‘f`~"IF»ii’Z' T-"‘-’"`i`sff‘f“‘e‘“ "°" 78”? "`-"' “‘"*'=°~ “S =""'"'“'°<‘ "elm-V ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' . ‘ _ _ ‘ l "‘ _‘” ‘ll ol*-’_'“ ' ""8 ‘"0 e 0 "mum a "’°"0‘V'"g for thc ciisuini: vciir. l\ii‘s. Coffin witsldilv of itilit Week ‘l'r0lll 'the lslisnd via

_ And Judging from tho spirit. manifest- liusbanil, threo son and ilirce daugh- ,mo (,hm_(,n ,ln hfficm, in ‘hp A550 __ '

J. li. Orilc, l\.C., oi Ottawa was ro-'oil by the large :iffondance present., ters, two sisters and two brotliors ` ` ' ‘ i 'D

iciiiv lint, wlicre/she has secured ti |i¢>.~iitioii'lii one of the stzliools or that city. it is _to bc regretted that the province is losing such experienced teeiclicrs as Miss White, Miss Mathe- son, Miss Squzirebrlggs.

cn routo to their homo ln New York

after _spegiziing their vacation with re- liitivcs ti Kildare. They were autoed through to Bordon on Friday by Mr. Jaiflos Rayner and accoinpanled by the following party.-Mrs. P. Foley.

_ Kildare, Mrs. Harry 0’Brien, and Mr.

_-and Mrs. M. . Foley, Alborton. They reiimlnod in Borden Friday, night. Mr. Rayner anal patty returning home on Saturday after spending a very plea- sant outing.-H.

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OUR RECENT VISITORS.-A band

oi' Sylisies arrived in Pictou on Fri-

S. S. Harland says the Plctou Advoc- ate. They were tv. picturesque looking

l.D`B_Y LEADING DEAL

CURB-IE & ll l7l{Ni\GII.»\N.

(_‘-liarloitclo\\'ii.

l|i\ RRY F. _L]‘]E,

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THE litilc folks don’t kiiow they :irc Mercury

Hosiery--~l>i_it they do ltiiow they are more comiorttililc and wt ir l<iii;_§c'i'.

Mercury Conilictl Egf,'|>ti:iti Cotton or Mer-

cury Frcnrli Spun Ca‘.:alinicrc Stockings are rc-inforccd at points of \\-car.

Crcat care is takcii in the st-lcction'ol` mater-

ials and making of our li<>;~_icry for cliildren- the cure that has iifiulc l\ .T'._~rtrtiry quality popular.

All sizes for c~liiI<h'<-ii. `

Aslq for “ l‘/It~r<'_ury." /\_t all llic If-atliiig

stores. ' _

MERCURY i\ilLl.S, 'l.F.\iF`lil'l", l'n:'niltoi\, (`nntltll1

Maltcru of lVlv~|'i ury l':i'li-rv/1-'ir ix ‘l l"~"f'~i'y for Nico,

Women and (_`liiidr-.-ii. .

Hosiery

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i'eiiti‘y-ti‘easui'ei' were also re-clectcd}l and lt. was i`eeoniinentle_d that llicscc-ts i'etiti'_\' :intl itciing ti'casiii‘e|' be :ip-'A

elected honorary tro:tsn1'er. The pos-iiiis ziniiicipittions seein likely to be Tl f ~;l i- ' li ' my' _Acme I‘(_“l"'e feels very mloudnf . _ ilions ol' associated secretary und sec-it-ealized. His parisliioners, too seein totielyylliigilpasaglaesv gov; 1(iii::};:;r mis.‘md Um” cnngrululuuons (9 our lot' d‘"°k,5klm‘ed and Bald W be Me*

__ vie with mm ___ _____k_____ ______»__c_____ __________e___ _________ ___ A____-___-__0;___ C________.erlicient represeiitiitive. T lean. The ladies of the tribe wore 'si ;1¥;.'fs."1;s.'::"¥.i...”i§ ..f;‘°°.‘;.i;‘.L%'; 55:.. ~°S°A~°'S MEM- liointcd to the association council. fincnl the tang ol' ii strong. cool souiliidon 0Aibmf;_l B,.@|.(;;:;] )_;uf|ss MIT" Jmnos A' Bowmn and mme having D00" S005 0“\` 10031 Chief °f

' |\vintl prevails, which chases the sliail-'Eu 1 /V on L chimrm' arrived In S"el|“"t°" from

A tli-“gh of more than usual “HL ows from soft lloocy clouds ovorflelds L en' M"r""y H""b"r' p~ E- I- 0" Wednml'

ness occurred at Point Plotisuni, Mur- "mil '"“"‘| W "nil Wfwln nf’

bright colored 'dresses and told for- tunes. Tholr record on the Island not

Police warned .them -to move ou, which they did, iiftor »bu»_ving ti couple of

Q s_ K ms 0|- "_ ' ‘ day and is visiting licr sister Mrs horses, From hey-9' the Gypsies went

‘. . - - , . ~ f -livninl-Z grain. Now, at the closing ol' A few weeks "go it “ms "ur “ad -‘\"‘11'¢W__llal’CS-Silo Will l'0iUl'll to Bos- i_:;_}i'd_g_"rg°__’___§_‘;'t1l_1_' ‘;:_‘__3:°_]‘_’_§_‘;_"’;_l~___;’_f__the dan when the evening shadows duty to chronicle the death of Mrs ton ln about ti week. Her husband en- MoLeaii eldest son oi' Mr and Mrs IM" lmllllhenlflil 11'-hwllfl the fields, it L'0°"“"‘ Moonel’ ‘lf Gl'99l'lVtlle, who listed in -Boston with the 72nd Can-

to New Glasgow and regarding their stay there the Eastern Chronicle says:

at the tender age of fourteen years.

John was it piirlictiliirly :ittriiciive

boy, and coiiseqiieiitly very much lov- ed by those who knew lilin best. Al- though few in years, he was ti tall,l fine looking, manly fellow, \vlio was! ahle to take a proniincnt place ziinongl the young mon of ilio coniinunityi who were his soi_iior:~:, and the goodi nxiturod and nianiii~rly attitude lic oxl lilliitcd foward others always assiiretl

‘him ol' the deepest respect and coin-I pany of lhosg who were interested

in tho best things. _ i it is in the homo, however, Lliitt

John will be iiiissetl inost_ for there lin was not only olicdlcnt :intl manly, lint his loving S`olf-cffzicoiiioiit in tliol interests of others rcndcrcd his go-

ing more sad for the home.

Tho funeral services, which were conducted by the ltev. Mr Suther-I

land \vlio had attended liiin diiriiiginn' ,ml _c"“N""uS' was delllihlliul' his brief illness, were zittoiidcd by it lJ‘"hi'"l'7 'mm 0Vlfl0nl results, a good- |m.;_,0 Cm|c0ur__w or pfmmc on S_m__»l_v :unount.must__liztve been turned into bath :ift1‘rnoon and thc hodr \v1is"hc hwls\"y 0' S" Patrickrs mnulch'

i'i'verr‘i|tly laid’ in rr-st at thei Mui iii _‘.”"s i:lm"S'_‘lf`"i~7|ll|`\1| GTV. Rnd oc- ray liiirlior -North (‘cinclery, Man (""mn' 'M' loubuoss wil Unger in

y lu 2 I \ 'lv-

|i:illi_v were ln evidr-.iici~_ to llio Sorrow- li,m,,|.S and ;m\.l.mTu`(|(i’n;v neiglihgx _

ing family in tho great loss which lv; _t-' I l ' p . ity df » ' _hey _______ _______________d_ ict ion s _ _,V SOUL rest ___ __________ roun or the mon s chtiiiiplouship wlll_

varied. and well chosen. Judging fi'on1 tW“f“lY'59V9" Years- 0" mst Sumlay BUWFBU NIS l`0<¢€lV0-fl 11' llledfli W0!! DY the :irdor with wlilcli the young folks APE- 2491 the A“§*¥ Of “Cath ilélllill hor liusbaiitl for distinguished service

onieretl into the vzirlousfsports. The l

argo gathc-ring was not composed M11 M0Ylfl0Y'S eldest- B011. fl bl'iSh£ CHEESE BOARD MEETING.-At wholly oi` Father .lolin*s parlsliionors, U03’ Of f0lH‘l9€ll Y011l“l H9 WHS ll DOY the meetin f tl Ch

_ _ _ _ _,mn he Seen how successful ,he days was taken from this earthly sphere adian infantry and was killed in

Hector A, McLean. was called lioiiie__min_____ have been The program was on Ju|y £9", at the early ago of Franco on october 19 1918 Mm

visited the same home and took away

-“A band of gypsies visited New Glasgow yesterday, but were 'early ill -trouble. They were anything but at- tractive in appearance still they mall-

. aged toseciire the confidence of some

who are now mourners. Chief of Pal- lco 'Watters, of Stellarton. came t0

. . ' ~~ _ ' go ie eeseB dhldt tl

but ltirzclv l`ioni .td .icont nel hboi Qf ll uios't amiable dis osltion al ' -' - oar G ow" and arrested 'three women an

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hoods; -neiflier wort- they all of his l<‘ii.itli, eloquently testifying to hlsi popnliirity. The i‘ci`reshmont feature (not the least) oi' this festive occa- sion. ,fiitvo iibiindaiit evidence oi' the con.~:itioi'iition and grztceful titci. ol' the fair laiilics who |ii~i~sitlcd at the b0un~ li-otisiy supplied tiiblos. 'l`lie absence ol” tornier scones of bygone days. when too initny, upon occasions ot' this kind, iiidnlgcil but too freely in John Iliirly<~oi'n's olixir, was quite in ovitloncc; consequently those acted their own niiturzil selves. Just to seo such it large gathering of people in such genuine good humor, and with

5’ - Way’ I" UPU UW August 29th, notice was

ready to help others and witlrwisdom give" that a I-e80|u¢_|0n would be sub_ lieyoiitl his yours- It is well Bald. mitted at tho next regular meeting "Tho good die first" His life 'wav to he held gem, 1| 120

after searching t-hem in the local jail. inotored with them to Stellarton. A .Voting man, Gordon Fraser, of that

as pure as lt well could be. Th do- I U ,er ‘ asking place had lo" $20 by letting one or

e that the number ol’ cheeses to be tak

C03-W-ll llllfl "Oi DUBH feelillir Wffll fill' en by any purchaser need not exceed 501119 Um” hill- UU CNG 0Xli0Ct0tl°lliH tiveiity-five. The number now is foux "H1035 W°llld hill/B il film! 0-Illllllll. in liundroil. This will allow local mer- fact his frlentls were expecting his gimme and s»m“|| ,|0318 t

t ' » rs o get their

Uafly I`0C0V@l‘Yv but 011 Slllllloy ilflilf- cheese direct from thc stilosmou and noon h t k . ' ' - ~

G 00 41 B\lfldf’I1illl`Ilf1Il<\ IMS-H thus save the commission paid to

cd away very suddenly. ills death mliilllemoyh

coming so soon aftt.€‘ the death of; i-_m his step-mother is it sad blow to Mr. Go|_F,_0n Monda ft

tho women bloss his money. Wthlle Watters had the women in__.chsrge a New Glasgow man. C. H. Young. nlS0 vistied the jail, he too had lost money by their visit to his shoe repslr shop on Archimedes St. Watters succeed- od in securing ii refund of the money- The shoe man's story was that-tho women called at his place and asked

Mooney and family, especiall to the y J emmnl at to bless his mmm'-7' H9 cmssed her

__ ___ _ ___ _ J;_ M Belvidere Links the ladies had nn ap-

grsn mo er_ o o tecense , rs. it-Until i 1 LU _ ~ Emmanuel McDonald hor only ditugh- \i:l\i¢;i1);?§)v::p“,,_ pdlerymlzintcoi-rfgxiflggmgcf. hor ‘mum °v°r B ro" of bm” for am ter. his mother, having tiled very sud- , i |

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. .' 10 HOL o en play in matches. an h td H tm him,

-palm with sliver for luck and then lot

other good omen. Then a neighbor visltedhim and asked him what the

0 0 ,,,_ the Mow wht was won by Mrs W W C_____k__' ,"Dld you count' your money since?"

would be we)l nigh lnsupportiible. -ind me gnd by M|Bs` Mn; lf,

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tended as sympathy for the bereaved :mill Next' Siil;lirtl.1iyN cthodsoniiuiir Siem' family was wide s read M his I q a y ng

-wi P be played.

He had not, but then did so sud

und that instead of an increase

cents had disappeared. The Police chased the gang out of New Glasgow and they moved to Trenton.

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