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DA\'IDSO.\'.â€"In loving rmnemhmnce of Mrs. J. J. Davidson, dled in Thum- hill, Ont._ April 2nd 1913. The flowers we lay upon his grave, May wither and decay; But the luve for him who sleeps beneath “'ill never fade away. TEASDALE.â€"Iu loving memory of \Villiam Teasdale who (lep u-tud this life April 2nd. 1913. Some day, some tiuwmureyos shall see The face we loved so well; Some day our hands slmll clasp in his And never bid farewell. Mommaâ€"At Maplv. on Sunduv. March 29. 1914, John Coombs, in his 83rd year. Funeral Tuesday. March 31. Inter- ment in Can-ville Cemetery. PATTYsox»â€"-At Guletnu, Penna” on \Vednesduy. Mulch'lf). 1914, Rev. \V. A. [“alt,§§‘501_l1 puftm' of Guleton nf Lifé Dominion from Atlantic to Pacific. me. Edward Prince. Dominion Colmuissiuner of Fisheries and an authority on both fish and game. writes of “The Prong Horned Antelope of the \Vesc", which is said to he in danger of extinction unless immediate [notective measures are adopted for its preservation. The re- gulhu-depnitments are all well umin mined. Rod and Gun for April is out with a bill of fare designed primarily for the fisherman. The cover cut, which this month is specially attractive, depicts a fisherman holding up to view a 17 ll). prize salmon trout, secured last year in Algonquin Park. Bonnycastle Dale contributes the leading article"Halihut Fishing in the Northern Pacific"; H. Mortimer Batten a. well illustrated article on “Trout Farming”; and other stories and articles follow that describe fishing efiperi‘euces etc. in various parts Mrs. Cameron. wife oer. Alexander Cameron. Cuunciilor of the Township of Vaughan, died at her home. near Kleinlmrg on Sunday (If last, week. Deceased was a daughter of the late Hugh O‘Brien of King township. Be- sides her husband she leaves two daughters to luoum her loss. Inter- ment. took place in King City Genie- tery the following Tuesday. Her Memory is precious. The April meeting of the Alumnm Association of the Richmond Hill High School will he held on Friday, April 3rd. at 4 o‘clock. The Poems under discussion for thenfternonn are Bishop Bluugrmn's Apology by Mrs. Davidson and “A \Voman's Lust, \Vord" lty Miss N'om McMahon. Do not forget, the Roll call. Poems and quotations in response to theRoll musc be memorized Members are urged to be present as important business will be discussed. The Toronto News objects to a criticism of Capt. Wallace for “offering men and money” to Sir Edward Carson to assist if necessary the Unionists of Ulster. The Nens contends that Capt. Wallace has as good right to send messages of sym- pathy to Ulster as advocates of Home Rule have. But readers of The News will clearly see a difference between sending SYMPATHY, and sending MEN to fire, if necessary, on the British Army. franchise for women IIon. Mr. Lucas, speaking for the Government, con- tended that the time was not oppor- tune for the mezisnre, and Hon. Mr. Hanna in refusing the second reading of the bill to close the bars expressed the opinion that public sentiment was not far enough advanced to pass such a measure. AMPBELLâ€"At Markham village. on Tuesday, March 31, 1914, Elizabeth \Vilson Campbell. widmv ()f the late Archibald Campbell. in her 8911) year. M. E. Chm-ch: 311:. I’alttyson \v son-in law of Hemy \Vilson, Esq P.. of Markham. In the Local Legislature on Mon- d a y t w 0 measures i n tr oduced by Liberal members were voted down by the Government. A propo- sition was made to extend the fran- chise so as to give a vrzte to married women on the same basis as it is now enjoyed by widows and spinsters- Another bill introduced by the Lib. oral opposition proposing to close the bars on Saturday afternoons and 1e- gal holidays also met with a similar fate. Relative to an extesinon of the RICHMOND HILL. 0NT.. APR. @112 flibemi. DEATH OF MRS. CAMERON HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNAE ROD AND GUN IN MEMORMM. DEATHS â€"Pastor and Choir. ME. 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