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Miss Edna„-Pridiniin;: /1A.;• • daugh-.
ter`tif kt: and Ms.:W. C. •!ridliain
bia University- the degree of M.
A -Miss Pridham had a term* at, Col-
umbia' , by: virtir of a sthelarohip
Won inher •artii eourse 'at Toronto;
'During the Past Year he has :held
the position of chief dietitian' at St,.
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Luliefa hosPital,.•• -NOW York Early
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in July She leaveirlth some -friends,
on a trip to Enrope .which 4ake_
her to Italy •' Switzerland, France
and England. • , ,
• Miss: Florence, Sreith;;-daughter of
Arthnr Smith nf, town,
has ' resigned lier. posiion, .the'
•staff, of Ilavergal
and willtake. a,-; lecttirership. at
Mount golyglce,. Vaiveriity; State of
Massachusetts.: Miss Smith has had
5. very successful CholaStic ,career. -
Lucknow No. 428. meets -In' °
their :loilge:,terin everk ,saiOnd 1
da 01 .ineiith at it o',Clecii..,p3n.
31; Parker; .Rec. Sec'Y:.Win
COW KILLS WOWAt.
.'Mrs. Samuel' Smith, aged 72 "years;
who ....with 'her -husband lived
i115oithjiLExeter on the'London
Road was kil bd by one of ,the Mile]]
chwa On Friday of laat 'week. She
and her busband..were driving ' the
coWS in. at xnilking time 'when. •a
Jersey' evti, 'usually..; quiet animaf
attacked' Mrs Smith- catching her
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about ,the ,Chest ',With its horns and
tossing her in the air. Assisted by
Mr Sinith the injured woman was
The death rattle Was known to; the able t0 walk to the house but . the
ancients, but it was in a threat :in, ,shock was 't6i.; tyineh for'. her 'and She
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steod of 'd fliver died a, few hours later:
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THUH:SPAY;JAIN,R.
1925.
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•HQF, CUP4Cli IrbadN.
' P;PPICS' )3TX,",$,VANp,
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The '. final ,eonsurn 'metier& of 1U1QU
'Petween. .C'eugreWitienal. Wthod'
ist and. ,PrekbYterian OT4TPilegi.
. • , ,
in
Canada, .ea.lecl • forth ' '*eicpression
o. view eh' Onanient . Anglican
preaCher*, the F. :1‘114Of.e.,'
'..4ieiii:tereSted ,,parlOoker
‘bas! special intereit :signific:anCP;
The, ..13,eyi:;;:•'Pe:,!-.140 the- eoliTee
Of *Ili, address at-'•••St..'1.amei
04e, .. •
....Koji ,*.00n,estwy a:: this week, June
,•the Ithere. is. geing to
summated Toronto the .union
• 'three ..Chriadian ehiirchei-;-congrege-
• tionalist„ , --Methodist and .-.PresbYt.er
ian,-and.-the event is 14 such trd-
iti�na
•I'Mportanee...in 'the history, of
Christianity in .doininion. that I
eannet, escape from the „Senee .olduty
of ..41110; .abri)..ut It
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• ."It is to Me 'a. •profoundly aignifi-
cant thing., .see. ,three h.oclies•
of Chritianpeop1e_,w1th_d1fferent-
• traditionaifferenr-eceleSiastiCal•-
•concention, different tereperainentS,
hre.aking down the „barriers of, their
inherited distinctinh 'and e.
• common faith' and .a • cominon name
,
• hit. the meta' effectual '"eitenaiOn,- Of
. • , . • , • .• .
the Hingdom of •GOtl: arid 1 'believe.
that
that it, marks the turn 4., the tide
the histary'. •of . eecleata,g:tical.
nlemtL. We must take: -a very. ,fnueh
larger. f. ,t*a: eVent.,.,. than has
•14.een; generay.'taken by- these "of, he'
who were ..lholcirig at it from the .ont..:
out-
side 'It IS. 004i14,1:nit, a tragedy that.
a,..moVement ,fOr, . 'itself •
result' in, such, a schism;-. but:. o.,tjhe‘
• • i• c, • ' . •
'same time, Ive must..not ..lose Sight of,
the fact . that :altogether apart :fibril,
the ,large,,,bedy.: of Presbyterians'
'are': entering there are
.twO. other, 'cliutalieS •:talcing • ' 'part .in -
:•.the • act Who, sso carrying their entire
themberahip .with them, and it only
'we . eau' bring 9UrSelves, to' look at
that - feet ;steadily' for., a •While
shall begn to see hp*
the. .'pveitt for th'e "'future •'' of
'Christianity-. :For,.the 'naked ,truth -is
that for the ' past 19 Centuries the'
.tendeney has .beeni,. not:. to •titute, .but
to; disintegrate, . not to •eoni togethei
• . , .
.'but -to .,Separate 'schism after schism
-
being made. 'the bOdy. Until . at; the
.'presenttime there' are 'hundreds. of.
'sects claimitig'not..imily id, be Chris,
tian bat: rea1.7and living ,hran.elieS "of
'the' true ohureh .of Jesus . Christ., •
. ',Only 'Temporary ..neasiire.• • '
be Sure; .very:good reasons,,*
be' giveil..WhY seine Of the achiarna.lor
-reforinations: \Place; •,bht . no.
other.: schigni , :Was *tistifiable,. • and
even.- when "k, they cmild,..1*.. justified;
thy:' .Ought never to have . heen.,'re
girded 'es. anYthing.,more.than. tarn,:
•porary ':necesettiee." to • `abandoned
•vglienev'er.`• tha; truth for ;which. they
stood has been clearly- ..and '
cOgnieed.,. tilt what has reall ..beeh,
the .'hietori 'of -.Christian, divisr ns
:once the breee Wes. made:. 'the evir.
.4rganization. hegan t� - leo ',upon ,its
oWn. .contirmance • as a fundamental\
;article. of • its. faith And • the', keeping
• itgelt alive : bees:0,in time its'
,•priinarY, ,concern,.. - That i how 'we
caine , to *.have 'the .'speotaCle • or
great: 'number 'of ,chtirehea. • With
esSential_he.,,
lief,Leaoh ..§triigglifig 'to hold its Own'.
AgaihSt. the' Others...Nhat hap
\led to fent country districts and in.
•the foreign niisaion . fields is all AO
. • .
Welr'lcnUWA• .." ,
s'Btit the last tWenty •years.
' there • has been. a 'groWing. feeling ;Or'
the parpf. a :large and increasmg
poo,,Orthrtg.tiait people: in elf 'the,
Churches that this state of. things
was 'all Wrcing;• that whatever justi,
Aeation.. oui.• differences may. :.hove
had in the, past, ,there ik really. very
little if inde.41. to juatify
Most of. them,nOw, and in laet, of the
tremendOUS tasks of the th'ere
. is 'an -urgent necesaity 'for tia to Sink
, Our. iiifferencOs.: aiid: get together.,
1. A 'New.: Linenf ACtiOn . • • .
`,"SO ..of • late. there has been, seen
:theetnergeriee of ,an entirely new
line at the Variotia, 'cinurellea, •
The 'leaders in all Of tbenl. :have been,
talking things over int .friencty way
to see if .soine' way'Of • reetinciiiatiOn
'by, fahitiy, , ,be( found„
.cliurch ha$ doe more ,in „this 'matter
-heth. ..conference-ot,1026",..whetb..,:out.,
Oseage-to
:bishops front , Over the world-,seriti
Peophi" en the stibiet0Otif:erei*:,
afki:.,eonfoOn,.Awci.s-AieWana
CO:fitly there haS :Aetna*: been nritiffi-;
dal talks Men -ibex% .Of the RP.
men .,-Catttotic.•::Church.: "net 40W-
'140thinit '00 eye :0010, of 004*,
4,91Iftgs.AY, ,8,1tift ;VA 1 •
,Verktqlops.yvit,h, the C 1Q
but it o/l9W§ at..leaat, we4tir4ad.
is the destre t4.r, t.
*WI 1114.130 Xilinde4 '
'WOW the, Fidgilflleatice -thie
great aet o udn,..thrtt te lake
-Plage- in l'Orente .'this • week I Oiat it
,tco; htt.e110
taken wads
n.t9y?,
ead 4ve neat :net l the. mifortunote
• 410rUpti.eu that has •resulted.,in. ',SPA
church lAioft,,oar eY•es• to the
that a really 'great:anion is "mil*" :
eifeeted ti 'spite of' it •', Two' othe
c1che;.a4 I' have said:, haVe giVen
elehipletely, t" it and
large. .chtiteh ,caiAing • 41.4 .it
....L.poking At tilq..."P.Vent. #.4411;,. 4p94At•
:viewwe earinOt. hOTTsee In it. ,the
'.premiSe .of. a *ger • unity izj,. the ,
days to.: come: We. mnat., .never, forget
Jiat part from ,; the" 'necessity of •
.'.unity. ±oi the • •tasks 'before 113, the
iflty
will B prayed • , that - his
-of the Chureli, is our Pord,s,;evin
"might be One
might be cOnvinde& Of ' the truth.. of
• Hip .gospel,
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g0a), ilo ' ho s stortefl.. 0. 4 t .V41
And it woi he a 'eOrlirng tiliar to.
manF if .41 (logo :not, .ad4 the, titie of
lli,.. P.. to. lila aehieVe‘inente
,
. ..0-..4-orkk...e-r-,";
NilirAt la auc.gaar •
(Toronto. Daily. Star) •
In :dise.ne-siilg : ruccOss eo the. val-
ue ,:ef har4 Werk 'a' cOnterilperary the
:Other day mentioned- tWe of."the
• OrfiellseuteTraerievVedahatdh4;oltiTh Voc;1,74)tra
. hard Work: • • -*--',,- •• •
I
• . *•, 'Without '.suggesting .tb a t these.
to rich, Canadians have "fai'ed - Of
;• 'Pliacesa•-;:-in ,,case •Iheae lines . should
eeme Under.. their 'netiee-,....We would
point' .c..;t-ty4t.'t,ti -.4c1Fiee;:nont . of
riches does nit necessarily inegn
• ••• *
ifuhal.,:t ;04.'hiniasno'SwThlifesih:ihit...,..h.heitin'y'salie:yeo',
frief.'' 'With failure, ..,A-.Man'..rieli'', and
stlloali.tilli;!Irl;"'1:1'stii':115:,i.if't;a'§,n:':14.74ay:tcttli11ei'tiril'osAirf.''
again he .:Would !Tend .:It differently.
.He Waiii1,4;...'if 4 'Nliere: a °°40eOl'id;:tiiii--4''
On earth, 'spend less 'of his 'tibto and
energy in quest ,of,, nrofiti; , and mere
of it .in Cultivating hititekite friend -
hips with all sorts' and 'cOnditions of
m• •;;a.t, is,:stlecess.; Whatever it TitaY.
be/one, cannlit. turn up Bradatreets
and Ana 'it 'weighed, mea-sitred • and
listed there. Some men • have won
wealth, and yettheir' lives eetlia ik4
he 'described as anything '1:44' tragic
failures. 'TheY, • last: _nearly • every
lives
_friMid_theyever-hatl,--theitArloraestic
liVeS were Aired with tragedy,: and:
-the-plarirtherlUrcl-forine-d 'caine-to""
nothing.: Snc'eeis cannot be determin-.,
ed 'by 'a man'S firranciak, rating.: •': ' .'•
A • Wel Old • inah, a great -grand-
• father .with ' a Coiipeterice-rwitiLdes-
-cendants who... enjoy good ' health.'
good.iiathre,' and live in . good -will •
one with . another and . are :cOnifort-
ahly Sithated.,-..such . an 'Old man, a
.Patiiareli..`•*at ' family gatherings,. and
whorn;great ;',,,griefs have !•tuit Coma
near; .has is Sure a rights any lime
to feel that his life has been a. aub-
ceas. . lig estate .: is large _en, tough to:
suffice, lint '. not .ierge' 'enough'', fOr
• heir to'''' quarrel, 'abont, ' nor to., covet
;while the old min, stib lives. iret 'if'
. , ,
'hp. possessed sufficient means Means. to rier-
.it him. ,to, discharge. the duties' and
. . • .
perfOrin' pertain .of these "generosities.
fitting .iif A parent:, a :grandfather
and', a', great-grandfather ,- he , would.
oave a . right to feel, content.
..•.- Sometimes' Vireaah, is. a good tiling.
..ii itself,' and all else . being equal it
I's a boon. A fine :Tinny May ,be all the:
finer
finer for 'haying...it if he, canie 'by
V rnethoda. whichvdtdinot . east hint ,
his fineness:. • But if a Juan seta out
-after wealth as. an ' object in itself, if
: the 'acquisition' of It Is ,..to he his goil:
of Suceess," he is :very. likely to drop..
. ?i.t.ss "by .and -leave away".hehiad hire
many ,of: the best. things -in life. :He,
is ..Apt tfis ToSS the, priceless friend -
Mips -61, unselfish men, men, the intimae-
, les .‘. 'with ilia children which ...would
Mean everything to hint . and ,them as
-:-.Iiii!grew UP be adu.tg, an g the ak,
.ility...J0 , find content loafing by a
itream With, .4,',13p1;k Or, -, • growing
1321,:.a;nt.shenUlenpeo:tie •fiel5ed '.w'i.iat. .1q' uct"
cess.. the 'answer is • not easily given
A „man succeeds in public life, be-
eprness • '914me minister,: meets. with'.
everses. and dies,.incOmpatatiVe *Oh- -
1S.sfritekZi, rAet'irwe6sth; arineXtl?Weceo'ilillsar'aSla:eais:t
• living in'povertY.• , A. great-' octOr' or
author drops it' of.•viOw;:lie is end,'
mg his days. in a . sahitarinm, Had.
these peoPle..SuCediis?..DpubtleSs, at
ter al, -the most satisfactory . lives
are those .whieh 'were the 'kindest m
--;-.---O.,0?9,-. • ,', ,
, ,1),13,. :U14, coVWAKO4ToN.
„ . • . , .. , • •
. . -Or Dr. .,Walter .'A, Ilell',. tiie :::. rein.
. recentiy,. sole.eted by: the..South.93mee..
LiberalAssociation ..ap candidate .foi,
tlik.tiouse: of !COmnionS, The :Walker.
ten 'Telescope lad :the* felloWing 'bio-
. graphical 'Sketch: ''-
,...i.._,When-••:--:-Walter-lyitil-,••-4ntisedtlirs-
-Entrance-exanrinatiOns-.4.-^ba-4toPped.
,che.:. list ler the ...whole- inspeetor-
ate.:.• 'Mit AfOre centinuing • . '§ehool
oo, 'apent n or' 'two • helping
, . ,., „ - „ , year„ . . , ,
at horne.-.0.'the farm. He then. .re-,
'soled. :'..iiis...studiegi .:,.at :-...Waikettan
High :schojoi :AAA; ip: .;ihc,.. Short SOO
'of four and: a' .half thontlia: he took
the, .,whole , eUrriettlum all' ' the. way
'from tiltrariee to ' Teachers' , CertifiA
:Cate., :Thisc.is ie,..'reeord :Perhaps,nevez
Neouelledby any. ptipit.,14 .4the-seh6,01:.
.,Not only .. : that, but .. be sectiredthe.
'highest, marks :of all the; PtiPils, wih.,
. oing • thomedall'aWardecl,.by • the•.Higli. .
:School' Beard 'for • 'the', 'higheit .'effie:
!en6r. Tha. ' pane • 'autinnn:, he 'attended
, ...
. . .. . . . . ., , ,
lie 'Model Oc.hoOl :.4nq • agOn took ...the
'-ii-gheat: , standing ',nin'eng: , „the' ,.fiftY,-;
!;WO.,..teathers Who 'were° trained in the
• County that year :- ''''...• , . • . .
per': the next...five ,Years .he 'taught,
• ...,he ' yAurik. , idea' 'how. tO,;, shoot ".., at
• 1VIliple.:Hill :Public, •Sehool, :three. 010
ast, .of. Waiierion.•; 'This was the
, ongeSt 'term an 'teacher has ever
. . ... . , -
'...aught..in thet,' ,.seheol, :and his • ser.'
TVICeS . „Were • attended. With:. Splendid,
. - ,.. _ • . . _ .
tucceSs; Beginning With a Salary, of
:8356, his reihuderatien . was . grad.
:ti,a.l'i. raised • te, :$5034 'width .Was . cOn-,
'Sidered- a real. 'good salary .i.n. ; those'
• lays.:, Mayor • Geode •• 'Of • Walkerton
was One .'of .4iit.••pupils 'in 'the: Maple
'Fli..1 ,days...At Male :Hai he not only'
' orepared pimils. for the Entrance but
bitt
...for. • teachera..eertifieates ..: ..1 •
... The ..ambitiolA urge:for telf.int-:
prevement -- iingt aent. hint . ()Ir.'. to
lUeen's UniVersity,. Kingstoti,., where'
lisehrolled as. a'.'stUdent .in three . full'
courses *V ,thedrie ••titne. .He ..earried
' ..1..three honor :courses thiongh 'withf
.the greatest,:snecess, •. qualifying • as.
a . specialist , in Mathematics; ',English
and,. Soicree. • Par. Hall ',taught. MAP, .
• f--,esatuy:Y-i.in. Aurora•Jligh• gebool 'and
Inter in ,' Kingato,n,C011egiate I.Oitif•',.
.'.-tte,'While in . the latter” .position •„'he'
,.coneeived . the -idea of ',continuing; his'
..1,,tudies.'fUrther by.• taking. :a .course
.Iii. Medicine: 'at' the..tiniversitY„• :He.
eriro."led. in,' *edicine • and. Surgery at.
\queen's , and Passed '• '•throUgh,'•':thi
faculty, ° _. taking . . t li..e.. ,.: dhaneellee,a.
SsehOlarship: for: the higheat:.stariding
.-c,,, . . . . . .. . ,
rhiring ..the course, After ,receiving
.1kie ifeense t� practise his i)rOfesSion
-heL-Pdr-sued„-his-atudies---further-i-tak-:.
lig. a, sPeCial post 'graduate course 11
and._ pra,ctiS' ,,of ' Pr. Geo, toickinson
\'\
'.lye,. Ear, 'Noae ' and . Throat. In, 0t -
ober 18110' e, purchased the property
ond. began "p\ractise in 'the . town -Of
Walker.ton.... The. same year lie-': .wai
appointed by ..the COunty ' Cciuncil AS
IhysiCian• and :Surgeon •to , the. House
•
-if ./tefuge • atici.. tfteen Tears- letter,
• tO .:'; the "positiOn aS\Physiciart and
. Surgeon'tothe, CotititY,C4a01, both,: of.
which ' PoSitionS he • still' holds.
• ,sipo . early Youth,... Di, Hall has
'mkenr. a great,. interest '.Politics".
and is orie ,Of the hest. posted men 'in
'lit, country bath .in .•regard,tO\peder,
•al .and PrOvinCial„ .al.Fairs.,' prl,,, the
platform ., on Friday • he , ,.. showed' `a
fainiliarity "Wi,th fiseal 2figurea.• that
•the, Finance. Minister, hiinselLinigh
'erivs;.: Dr., Hall has not only' iiiter'estu'i
ea himeelf„ in facts but 'he ' is closely
'n. Ouch, with. the people. During the
•'att., twentY.-five 'years eittaide pf 'pot-
itics, ' he ..haS, thrown, hitri,self whole.
heartedly• Into bite "thini, .tlie„ prize,
tiee'Of his ,profestior4, .. His. medical
• C'el.:s. 1:71aVe . taken, him • to ail part d' .Pf, .
-the--Ridrin .1..liteiL:. #itiiii'jllaie,dsTilicifs:,
liOnea•-and-have------given-hinc.•:i.af."' close
'Personal .COntketion With.,..the!7Peeb10.
of -Shittlt-Britee- whioh, -was. .Arepeeteir
in'''.41.01ellid. i*;4411lIott':4t;':Oid'-3.1.9.111.
itieting' -tenVention,. ;Fe* zir itny -Men'
in.'"Oiith: tined' , aie -iiir Widely, Ichnv.ii,
as ' br.f Hall. �r hate anYthing . like
the. -perittnial lailowitim -Ilia pootot,
•• •
b'N .000 Air fa 114 Arrjyttil 4, °veil
,
• the etim'..-plete 'meaning'of • the term."
'
DU,NGANNON..
Death came ;with' Startling , sudden -
to Mr. Robert : ilitistY; about .4
a.m. on May 29t'hb Although not en-
,
joYing good health fur sone time ie
was able to be chit �f doors the day'
!previous to his death and the eitizeita
of :DurigahnOn . heard of his death
With much regret. The late . Mr'
Hasty was born , in the, tOvvnship of
west :Wawaaosh' • seVenty-five• years
ago, li's birthday being ',,cin :lgay.24th
lle was ,Married to his now . bereft
:partner some 4fic years age, and two
yOars later nioyed -:to. his farm • at
Crewe. There: be' remained until
1911; when..he took tipais abode hi
Dungannen. Mr: 'Hasty. was a man
of riuiet, , unassuming Manner 4.,i'd of .
sterling 'worth. He was a, faithful
4rid chnsiSteht member of the Metho,
d' church, andwhile health • per.
:
initted, waS always present at- it
serviPes, ' Hi Was a kind and 'loving
Inisban
\\
• ' and '-father and •:will • be
greatly isted in ihei familY *de,
Besides h1, ,'bereaved vvife .4' fartiily
nc.i''L__hve''!;daifght.'o'ii_'":_'::§iir•'-
"'vivei•'-.vizwr--• : -on- the-homeatoad,
near, Crewe, Mre David IVIeWhinney;
'Ws, ..j'ohn Blekt- ltis, . Atey gaize,-,
,Ziles, .*allace,:Twaniley,;- -Al' ,,of4slitc,
'field:AMA Iltlisi..Atlia,,..of 1),Airtgaprimt. ,
Sirs.. §.-Mitt1ie*I4 ': &Mite, and!. . M.:
John amity, ot tivngannoti, 'are $10- '
ter •atid bother -of ;of the 'doomed, The
4110;4! whleb wi largiO •sttende
'
is, $7 25 Polishing. Outfit for $5.50
A Saving of $1,75
This Outfit Consists of
Qt.-„,1Ohnson,s LifItl41 WAX.. S1.50 .
. •
4:Ohnstkri's,, , .$1,50 -1...4011nSfth.'4....'Weighted
Floor Polish
•:Mop $4.00
1 Johnsons pok, On `.HDme
4 „fYilg,
, . •
, This. is..a ,s0lendid,.'offer for a Polishing
•
'.Outfit complete and at "a Saving Of .0.75
WecarryJohrison's. Wax, Old English Wax,'
also Martin-Senour Wax for Hardwood floors and
Linoleum:
. •
O'Cedar, Oil, 25, and 50c. also Lemon Oil, 25c.
' Muresco and Alabastine in all shades.
Martin-Sehour paints; 100 Per Cent. Pure.
Coiled Spring and Barb Wire Pencing.. also
,•
before buying.„
• 3...1 4.
Fresh Car of Par/stone and Lithe.
CarlOad, Cement•On 'Hand
rte
LE :84,:::-P.Q.J17:11Cf9US
Phone 66. uckno'yy,
-'hardware,
.oa Plumbing Tinsmithing .
, Lake Louise From. The Air
. , • . ,
Here is the first Photograph ever taken from the air of Lake Leuitie;
the Rocky MountOn gem that has defiedclescription by artists and poeta
since its ditcove,rg in the early 1880's. In the foreground Chateau Lake
Louise! sunimer resort and centre of mountaineering and trail riding
• activities. In the background, ten miles distant, Victoria, Glacier and
Mount Victoria. But what is ten miles distance in such heights?
by a wide circle of friends and form-
-er -neig-hheisrwas.. held. -frorh his late
home in' Dungannon, on Majnclay .af-
• ternoon, :the service being 'Conducted
by Rey. J. • Peters., I3. , A:, the ge-
mains 'being laid to rest' in Dungan-
non cemetery; his ..finir, Sons.in-law
being the pallbearers. ',Sincere sym-
pathy ist ' e*tended to., the bereaved
.farnily.• ".
THE TEE$WATER RIVER '
1)rtED4iNG, eiDNIMOVERSi
• The Banneritert v. Culross 'Dram -
age 'suit emir.; up before M., Ponder:.
son At. C„ of, "OttaWa, the- Octal .ref,
.at 'the coi.irt Ilehs".6 un.May
•The ,case opened, With ' a big at-
• • - •
'ray, of Counsel. and.vitneases arid • ,it
looked at, fligt. its . if the sitting, might
. •
" Mat_ Several dais. . pefere, the' 2701611
;hour heweVor the sr:Ines:60n; ,,Wds.
rriaile by the ,Ceiititel "and; encouraged• •
by tlieileferee :that arr attempt be
'made • to got together. ltr.. .0ender".
.8011 frankly stated hi5. i6binibt) to he
that the OnlY. real solt,V.kort. ilk,
4,..
• ea ern e ,I•loweieHit;rrn '10
foree the, matter and perhaps after
.rp*ing•lairiaga law"..Years 4tfie
.Wealdr'gef-sfek,„er it
and ceine. .td their. senspi, The dram-
. age scheme • AT „:(16Wil hit tngin-
eer john Itogei would' entail an.
-penditate of , Shag $1.80000.:.' After
open4in‘f be/fliotit *,ftb,
heads together the lawyers .and rep-
resentatives °o? tho-niOgicipalities
yreed ;to sanction ;Or -dredging of '.•••••
thebar west of Chepstow, consisting.
.of Stone; 'gravel and !"hard pan at a.
oest,of •about fifty thousand dollars
It -is- thought that this will, relieve
the situation ,to a .great, ,extent and• •
perhaps no further 'dredging will he •
required. The •• Referee :agreed • to
cept this avangeinent and ' handed •
it out at his verdict..
.MUT PAy 110SeITAL ;CHARGE..
The teWn council has -received
‘•
•
(Eineardine. 'Review-RepOrter):
Taccotodunnt6i.,,far:nkii IiIMai;iiilmeetil'st,:,61.1t izislit!tol; 9
pee .daY' to'r the keep' ,of Mika Mary"
Metongall4. who has' been a patient -; •
there tor the paat eight rooritlis,ThiS;
tilA young Woman, who was SO
badly inured: last fall When Kenneth'.: ;
Ate'portaRlIs ear ;was Wrecked' on .the'. '
IfigiiwaY ....between ItineArtline • ind,
ping• -to 'no noirce havin
leen 7."..Sent ;the, corporation- Until eight)
niontlur had passed, the town *is
,liai46.4tail.,,,the:.ionticit:,..trogiv.'od
this
itoLi ,6f, !.4,116.11%?-1n444An08,5'.1.t.hey,
'ATIF 1$ t
;ore t"M;e .a416t1,
As it .is. now. this
town hes to foot the'. bill$ ;an '
also have ,te" takeStOUgliare ,hOlnaef. the g14
*hell '
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