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itivolving ownership of the fabu- lously important P1170058- -— -- ~—~—i01i—

OlZI-IRLIN, 0., Nov. G—»lIo:1;:r'li;"' just barn yanicl hertz to the l‘) n.- <..'. of o. lzoy who worked his way ll‘ iugh Oberlin College by inovriti t" la. .ns and beating carpets, and lzit it‘ ilic institution 311000.000 when ‘"1 flied. 'l‘lir\ boy. ‘ M. Hull.

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Five tiew seismograiwhs which in-i tend of recording quakes on chart will photograph the action of, rctrth tremors are being built furl the use oi Father Ricard. Santnl Clara University's "Padre of the) Rains.“ 7 Thr- instrutnetits will be installedl _ in st *1 nml concrete vaults com-, "'1 17l(‘t"l_‘,' tuislcrtzrottnd, but will hc‘ . i (3lll‘\“(.l"(i with the out-oi-doors by. id hotnr thr» tutmorv cl the a rmt-“ot- umnpL " i “ .. i)???‘ To study records it wlll be ne- _(.".~.s'-"'t' in develop the photographic platt... This is u 1011201‘ process than now (iscd. but, Father Ricard . says, ivill b0 mow accurate. Three cf the itistrutncnts are be- ‘ ins: built in Esthonln by Professor '1) Manna . ‘(l two at Pasadena, Cal.

A‘. who (it'd in. 19H. via’; Ht- itivcntcd the process (‘l lnttkiittl alutn~ The crrcttic-nv niurlzrtl the limb z1ii‘\i'.'“r;o.",\' oi llu‘ cli Jvorj; mm which llzill mzttlo ;'I..lt- .

hilt‘. - tvictnorinl l0 Tlull wits n l)“. vlucwl on the ho) * in ll)" z 111th he worked in tt s (d. t" rvtl the l-sev tr) the pr " , 18216. l-le nt on; Jcwctt. his old i~.).:\nto' ', new dczttl. nntl J

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The ivhole. world knows Aspirin as an etfective antidote for pain. Bu! it’: just or important to knmu Ihartltcre i: only 01w gnmdne Aspirin. The name Bayer is on every tablet, and on the hex. If the name Bayer appears, it's nuine; and if it-doesnl it is not! Headaches are dispelled hy spirin. So are ooldsnaml the pain that oes with them;.evcn neuralgia, neuritis, and rheuma- tism prom relieved. Get Aspirin-at any, drugljtgqgt-gth proven d: -

- lmaw ANNAN

em. visitor w Kendal/on. '

_ Bunny visitor w Summcnlde.

ley.

(Mun-do. Kelvin were in Summersldc . lmesday_ nitei noon.

tRest was among the many in the lclty Tuesday.

a a guest of Mrs. Percy Carleton skim‘

Hucstis, Wilmot Valley who was re- moved to Prince town on Saturday.

,deqttc. was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Huestls.

,town inspected the pupils of Trav-‘ V _ ‘ellllsctrs _Rest School, Tuesday, sixth‘ M155 Ruth cannula“ and ML

and her baby girl who arrived home from the Prince County Hospitallfam-ﬂy Chem)“ motored to Sun."

merslde, Baptist Church held ser- Com Macheod were among the many

Wiimot Valley who arrived home

lirom the Golden West ‘some dayslHnn on mid” evening‘ logo. He reports climatic conditions}; f gout there much different to what wel Myﬁngng/Irswxzbegixﬁgg if: thnve bee" °“-l°ym3 he": ‘mm’? ‘hedennle Dlngwell. North Carleton

. ast month. Durln his sta l the- lgralrle country thege was vgryxlllttlelgfgghzéslitom to Chem)“ on Monday

afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. E. (ll Caseley and Mr. Floyd Caseley/Mnspeedy recovery

‘.4006 1116mm?’ 0i that Weill? lﬂlerlwill read w-ith interest the announ- trvulterl in Hall winning a lawsuithlced engagement of DL Ruben, MC-

ting the past summer and nls manyzfmm

_lflldll teclhet an t SANTA CLARA- Cab NW 3 thrhisasrld efiseﬁﬂge m5 be“ m ishetlglcharlottetown where he holds a pro-

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lwerc cordially received at the door)

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THE CIIARIDTPEIUWN GUARDIAN

River t" And Vicinity,

was Flosale Mncbeod spent the lynch-end at her home in Hurts- Ivllle.

Bedeque And Vicinity, Hunter

AND VIOINITY‘ *— i w. n IlcCu-dll. Cbalhm. war Mr. Percy lhrohhnnk. was a rec- . vmmra‘; Bede“. mtmlht

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Mr. Duncan Murray. Obelmn. was

M“ “h” ‘m’ “ "°°°'“ a visitor to rm wood on Sunday.

Ml 3111mm" 5H9“- chdwn- l": Mrs. Patterson and Miss Junie, HD9951"! I! 1"’ We?“ l" cumﬂ- Patterson were visitorsincharlotttw L" 16- i town. recently.

Mrs. mucus Mon: a vlsltlng

friends and relatives in Wtlmot Vnl-,

Bwﬁllm-f Mr. and Mm. Bruce Noy u

lHllda Noy. North Wlltsltirc were ‘visitors l;2r on Tuesday. i i l MT- Y'all" Leard- “Tnwwd. Paid Mrs. D. lthcLeod left last week ml , buslness "l? t" Gem"! 595W“ spend the winter with her son Sen-I m) Mendﬂv- ator Jas. c. McLeod, Llttleton. N.

_ Mrs. Orville Johns t. Mess“ ‘mum and “fey Me’ motored to Summerside on Saturday

Mrs. Edward Urch. Traveller's a

- - M“ J°ml cmllmuy- Bwequ- mi Miss Edna. Easter and Mr. Shel-‘ M“ 6' Bowness‘ North edeque busily winged l“ hauling 59"“ m don Easter, North Wlltshlrta are in’ Amherst this week attending the, .Wlnter Fair. '

Mr. Tlnsom Newsom. St. Elean-l ors, motored to Bedcque and Searle;

We regret the illness of Mrs. Earle Mrs. wmmm Al Green has reﬂ

turned to her home in Cavendish) (from a visit with friends in Char-J Mr. Harold Holland, Lower Be-qmlclcwn, i dcque, spent the week end in Tyne l Mr. and Mrs. Russel H. CampbelLl

(Valley with friends there. ‘i Charlottetown. were among the Mr. and Mrs. Artemus Schurmamlguwls M the wioysewvyond we“; Bedeque were guests of Mr. and Mrs. mg m, Wednesday evcnmg- at Maj- George Taylor on Monday. field‘

County Hospital.

ucsday.

Mrs. Thomas-Waugh. North Be-

Inspector R. Bremer Auld. Free-‘

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Clarke have returned from Kenslngton where they were culled owing to the ill-l nzss and death of Mr. Clarkelzl father.

Robert Carrutliers, Carleton. motor- ‘cd to Summerside on Saturday.

We ivelccme‘ Mrs. Harry Waugh

Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Aﬁleck. and

‘mday mumm inst“ lmerslde on Saturday night evening. Mn Lam‘. Hlggms and daughum l Myrtle of South Melville were here ‘cvcr the iveck-end. guests of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Seaman.

R"- M“ Alum‘ Pa-‘WT- sum‘ Mr. and Mrs. A. Wright and Mrs‘.

ice in Wlltnot Valley Hall, Sunday fternoon 4th inst.

,to visit Summerside on Saturday.

Rev Mr Nicholson Pastor United Miss May Enman‘ teacher of chebl‘ Agdriiwfwififiild ﬁts “lliildhafifcmlvllilﬁr; hurcij N-orm Badéque had SQFJOIJ School was a visitor to Sum-i Mme on Mondgy afternoon. IOI ice ln"I‘ravcllers‘ Restdrlall Sttn-‘nlgslde and Nurth Bedeque on bawwhflﬂlley Rive)‘ Cemelﬂy- “he”; 3y Qygnlng 4m inst, ;u ﬂy‘ iiutsrmtnt took place. The Doll- .._..__ ‘bearers were: Messrs T. D. Lmu. ,. lNorman Ling. John Mobhs. AlcX ,. The whole‘ Ross, Chester Rackham and Robert m Seven Mme B“! Mobbs. Alderman Leslie McDuif. jHalifax, and Johnson and William . McDuff, Exetier. U. S. A. who were with their mother during the last. raw days of her illness have started motor on return to their res- .pe:tive hcmes.—S. ainfall t —‘"‘ - ' t1 t Th!‘ Mrs. Dan McCardle. Chelton. has‘ cues“ "gmmed me“ y a

Mr. Bernard _ Connolly. Bedeque, attended the play

We welcome Mr. Austin Jnrdinelrowtfs Tend

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CORNER. KENT AND PRINCE STREETS

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,) I . H t l in lude J. Stevenson. lbeen confined to her home for atGrlﬁlbi ugoswn. c Arm,“- _;_ Duty, fw-d m bdl ac '° ' - -

e ays w 1 a a y spralne 41mm“; D_ A Murray, plow“. c, ankle. we wish Mrs. McCardlc a c. Ausmm Albany; M_ Q_ Dglanzy,

‘Albany; I, E. ‘rrainor, Charlotte-

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Many friends in this cummutiltymedeque‘ we ‘mderstand has been James Monlgﬁmely.

‘ 1,, weeks, Ficdcrlctcn; Summersido: S. M. Da d? J, B. Stewart, Summersl t.

auﬂerlng with blood poisoning in his .hand from a fox blte which he re- celvcd a low days ago.

niel. Hunter

lon the birth of a wee ladclie on Nov.

Home on n. visit to his mother dur-Hm

Mr. MacFarlone was formerly 5 Bedeque .now residing in

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‘ 0L lmlnent position there. DARNLEY 5on0 l Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wright and interesting and origlnallm‘ ‘gm’ Dixwn‘ 09mm Bedequel party was held at tlielcnlsse °" e Pm)“ Fliiwam "'°‘t x n Anni wcocside.

N_ J_ MCJ ape Tormentina MOIIUBY.‘ frotnl 82g: Ix (,1) (jgygeChamplCn (2), NeuL Wednesday evening, 31st mstlthere they’ motored to Moncizon. N.-D mm Thompsmt under the auspices of the WomensB" remmlng m m” evenmg- i grad: Institute of this Place. The ‘Juestsl H" many friends. m “my totign, (all dgiggtzn by a spook amred in a ubew‘tch‘ngnllearn of the serious illness of Miss, m“ n ' t d l ,3, fashion who greeted each with swim’ schurman. Central Bedequm Grade v11 (1) garllglcilkllv. . - lHer many friends ho it ill Eli?" MROKRY. ( ) er -_.- htarty handshake passing them P9 W m‘? G. do v; (1) Bordon champion. along to be received . by another be hm“ berm“; Miss Schumm") bet-t 1a l we Hlcikey l3) slngyl spook at the foot of the stairway t“ known as Aunt Mo“?- wl“ b“ m) Chnro ‘ I

__d U“ ,( .wlth them again. Roach. . ill‘thi-topniillllhgegglii:wylhelinhlxgttigf) Grade V (1) Hilda Dlckleson, (2)\

ed a great den] of merﬂmenn I Mrs. Percy Lowther, Cornwall. rc-‘ “be” M“ Nun‘ l The house was tastefully decorabttiumed m her home’ an" spmldmp’) Grade IV (l) Gerald MBCNIICL‘

ed in true Halloween style, withtmme time in North Bedeque with <2’ M-“med Adms" M ,2,

black cats. ribboned streamers andlher mother‘ M“ Em“ Waugh W110 Grade In u) Jean ncxglk

Hanowewn lantemi In the centrethas been seriously/lit Wm, pneumon. Luelle Hickey. (3) Charles c c-y.

of the table were two large decorat-sla‘; we “T” an glad i” he" that Mrs-

ed fortune cakes which were passedlwaugh 15 steadily lmplwmll- Ester

The following l5 the Honor Rollll of Darnley School for the man t;

of October :——

A very Halloween home o! Mr. and Mrs.

Thompson.

Champion. _ ) Vivian Wooclside. Principal Hilda Smith, Assistant

yum-h was partake“ 0L l The District Convention was held‘ Well rendered prORrant was car-lgzwcenggal Bedcqued Hall on Tues-l —--—~-<o>- -— which the vvenlng a emmn ‘m evenmg- Al" r r ‘ ‘ll h U1 th ‘ ‘ EBENEZER SCHOOL was spent. in games. contests a d pith. 3 ° we“ 91‘ b81115; disagree- cld fashioned sing song ln sthlhhllwle) seven Institutes wok” largelyl ""-“

everybody wok pan“ A d-< represented. In the afternoon the “mm” Ron f” comb"- was we“ mndered by 8x32 R22: Grade X (1) Florence Macmtc.

History was read from each Insti- Cm-ley of Detroit’ Mich" mm lholtute. A talk was given on the Sanl~‘(2) Fw- MR3"-

Rame of trying to “bite an appky-(Y-Oriutn by the Supervisor which was! Grad" IX (l) Hem“ Fm“) i2‘ supplied ample “m (or qd as renlenloyed by all. after this a dainty-Blanche MucRae. ‘ ' llunch was served and a sociable Grade VIII Ruby Roberts, (2)

as young. A booth w _ . were ma ivns well pstrgfttciiégitlilts; “°‘“' w“ 5W"- Thc ﬁve-Hint: meet-‘Ptllkel’ Fwd’ the evening resulted u, nun). a n8 began at half past seven, Dy] Grade VII (l) Matilda MacLeod. youth and maid going home happyishnpsm‘ “a” i‘ "c" “lslllrml ﬂd-‘iz’ mm M“m°5°“ The mtmgcgnm fm- u“, evemm wamtdress on_ Tuberculosis after which a! Grade V (l) Foch Dolron. Mm, geomc Ramsay, Puma‘ MessmlDrﬁﬂrﬂmme was given by the differ- Curtis. Ford, Winnie Ford. Amc McNeil-l aﬂtcedﬂciowen vim ent institutes. A vote of thanks was‘. Grade IV (1) Mary MacRac. (2) tin and banjo instruments. n.-.'p¢¢t-l‘°“d°"d "° D1 591N150!) by the iadqAudrey Ford. (3) Emerson MHCLDUII. We)? lies. Meetlnfcﬁséi by singing "Goal Grade II _(l) Ivan Ford. A munmu] lunch w” served M.“ Save The Klng.-—C. Grade I (A) Allison MacLcod, (2) er which n collection was taken up —_"_*°“ Lmcm" MWRM- amounting to $20.00, Tm tqglgun,“ WAR-MING MILK Grade-Iii!) (1) David Ford. (2) Anthe mwas then stung after “inch _ lEmmet Doiron. (3) Norma. Ford. lhe party dispersed to inm- yl-s-‘N-yct,‘ 50:11:11 mllnl; lsllillﬂrlkrlied. it, tends to‘ Leah Davidson. Teacher vc homes. . l 0 088 - c eat. coagulntes _ -~{-Q1—---»» ————<¢->. xerlain portions of it into curds and

th-zoesticktotlwbotto - COMFORT rnonctott and lzurn. This will tsmpﬁlvgtiﬁii. _ —~-, v ’ . l _I»I’onor_Roll of Baltic School for Inotmd o! basting aatrlp of goodswhlch you warm roilk, and pour it (month OCOBBObBX‘.

You-first put water into (the pan. in} "WQ u" W’? "Id 0i 1h ‘ecomfort to 0M- lhm mt the milk in to warml Grade LX Sr. (1) Margaret Riley. iueinrtpsto futon nmtrhe wetting of the bottom of thel(‘2)_,_'1‘_heltnn, Donald, ' ' t

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Charlottetowuii; Grade III (1) Anna Burns. (2) Clow (equal). (3) Ethel Morrison. H. Walsn.lEdgnt' Mathcson. |

t. VIII (l) Gertrude Ander-

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Grade II (1) Sadie Dickleson. (2) f

nd Grace McGillivary' (equal), )2) 5T, Many-g Aganmqy-

Grade VI (l) Bella Blacquiere, and Katie Coyle (equal). (.2) Beu-

Grado II (l) Ronald Delaney. Grade I (l) Kenneth McKenzie. trlee LeBlanc, (3) Mary Hogan.

tMirgnvet Arscuault. and Elle Pony

imd M's‘ mm?’ 0mm’ M" “d7 v - - - .1 F Jmn Simpson. t suluivmnsrp '(e uul) (s) Ellreda Gallant ‘l%i's‘§rle‘hceClJa‘l'lllJs§rlah:€erRg:g€€ Mn Percy Lowmel" Cornwall‘ llglllrcizirhClhallxglthtgvltxhﬁsftnltxith E. Grade VI (1; Leslie Mcnmldl.) MWYW E ‘Grade 111(1) Ella P0111)? i3‘ 1M9" ‘ma Mr Re-uber; “we wumot vahlwlth his two daughters. Mrs. Bruce Mncmgd) Charlottetown; E. l). Glade V (l) Jennie ltmns- - .1)‘ nmdc X ,1, Dom wedga Clow, (3, Ame Gallant, my Megs“ Harold MM“ J wlMacKlnley, North River and MlsslMomson_ Fredericton; 1,, 1-1. Weeks. Elnmﬂ MacDﬂllﬂld- <3) 1111 Grade IX Helen McNeil. Grade II (l) Margaret Gitlltuit. wéugh Jim“ wood and) gm“; Marjory, motored to New Annan-Frvtkﬂcton.‘ Jomph McAulgqqDclrmey. Grade VIII (1) Olive Duucgncfw) ‘Frances Gallant and Anita Walker‘ New Arman ﬁnd NW9) 3940(1)"! 011 Friday. (Chlulottetcwn; p, w. Turner. Char- Grade IV (1) Ellsworth Iicrtistrcl.';(2) Helen Woudsldc. Arscnault, (3) Margaret Aresnault, ' ' ~ - _ ‘lotl/ewwn; F, Epssitcr, Charlotteqﬂt Mv-Tﬂﬂrﬂt 90115111»- (3) r . l Grade VII (1) Annie Coyle. (2),aud Stella Iiuudry (equal). MT- William Chflsmphﬂ‘. Central mwn. C‘ Morrison. Fredericton; MacDonald. Margaret McNeil. and Kathleen‘ _ ___. . .4»4> M .. -- ’ If yru ould make progress, use

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