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ossclurnou or raorasrr Ann" LOCATXCN

“hing, Estate David . 88 KSXI-slngwn» Rom Arena Rink 00010011? - 308 Fitzroy Street" Brehgut, Estate Willi-ill "238-240 Grafton Street 5cm Minnie genolt. Edith - - Bddggg, (300111? .. Bateman, William .. Bmns, Benjamin .. Bolger. Mich?!“ '7' " Connolly. 1mm” ' Cox, Eliggaett: House d l . . . .. _ Currie, an aha 00 Upper l-Iilisboro 04.444 canny M11 111m“ ““°“““*°"" 1111111111111 $3 Boring Park med caliashrri. Miiremt ~~---1o Grafton Street . " culhghen- 0110mm -----0l-00 Weymollth "Street surrnri, Will am .......---21o Weymouth Street. cane l-ffifiilliflifliliei ---'~-Ilii!lii Grafton Street ,_._ Curr. \ l fllii - ouse and land and vacant land Lo . Crockett, EBl-BW William 040 Fitzroy Street mom‘ Crockett. asters 111111111111 ~05: Fitzroy Street Crosby, Ernest ...........fln||ge and land Rochfom shéet i Crosby, Marzlireii --l32 Fitzroy Street Cudmore. Charles J. n-vu-i-Iouse and land 4e Douglas ' cudmoreCharles J. "an-House andland 40 Douglas Street .. Cudmnre, ChlflE-S J. "u-Jlgcgnt- jug! any] arm-age Douglalstre" I cllntcn. Luke ...........343 Grafton Street ' Clinton, Luke .....-Edward Street . . . . . . . . . . ... costrllo- 1111111111" - ‘Jill-tint land Upper Queen Street .. Connors. Hugh F House 0nd land 3S Longworth Street Drew. Eliza ...... ........l3s-l00 Grafton Street; ass Grafton Street Donald Mr. EststeJohn A-l-louse and land 172 Sidney Street . . Donald Mc. Ellen .......-Rochford Street Donald Mo, John Y. . ui-louse‘ and land 102-108 Cumberland Street .......‘ Donald Mo. Minnie --Hou.se and land 311-313 Grafton Street lane Dorzlld Mc. Minnie -------H0use and land s15 Grafton Street lape Donald Mc. Minnie _.~o~eIe'nOUBO and lend 295 Fitzroy Street‘ Donald Mo. Minnie - --House and land 214 Cumberland ;Street,. Donald Mc. Minnie --Hous0 and land 73-74 Hayfield Street .. Donald Mo. Jessie .. .220 Euston Street .. Donald Mc. Barnett Donald Mc. Mrs. John h.

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House 0nd land 51 Reserve Street -Vs.cant Land, Gerald Street House and land 00 Upper Hillsboro Street

--House and lend 135 Water Street ---l-fouse and land 18-

Dougall Me, Estate Nell‘ " Dougall Mc. Harriet G-

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Doiron. Ethel -Hou=e and land 23 Grafton Street ............- Doucette, Annie disuse and land 32 Birchwood Street ........- Doyle. Gertrude - 4105-201: Water Street . . . . . . . .

Doyle. Leo l" -- J-iouse and land 200 Richmond Street 00110800118" ~91 Prince Street .

Dilfly- stephen P. . 40-39 Rochford Street . . . . . .

Dufiy. Stephen P- -Rncllforrl Street (vacant lots)

Dufly. Stephen P- ---0l Rnchford Street

Duffy. Slfillhfli P- "-05 Richford Street

bully. Stephen P- n-Richmond Street ..

Duffy. Stephen P- -.------l21 Pownal Street

Duffy. Stephen P. . ..-Stewart Street

Dollie. Albert J-Iouse and land 111-115 Elm Avenue .

Dcuse, Albert .......-....House and land 117-119 Elm Avenue ..'

Diamond. Melville J. .....Shop and land near Hllisbcro Bridge .-. Dougsn, William E. ......i-1ouse and land 70 Hayfield Street Dickinson, Estate Ann 009K001” and land 41 Upper Hillsboro Street . ............House and land 92 Upper Hillsboro Street. Sachem Mc. Minnie ..-...325 Fitzroy Street . liaston, George ...........100 Hillsboro Street Flynn, William u-House and land l7 Dorchester Street Farquharson, Gertrude ...Great George Street’ Fraser, Hubert ...........322 Fitzroy Street .. Ford, Margaret J. . ...-.15-17 Bishop Street lihrze. Frederick .....l-iouse and land 9-11 Alley Street Gillis, G_,C. .....liouse and land 188 UDlieTPi-lhce Street Gallant. James and land 23 Durchester Street Giillfllit. Estate Andrew ..108-200 Grafton Street .. .... -. .. Gallant. Isadore ...-...--V0cant land 52 Spring Park Road . 51111111“. Jolellh - Jfouse and land 50 Spring Park Road .. Gallant, Jerome .. Jiouse and land 13-15 Chestnut Street» .. Giilsrn Me. Annie .00 Weymouth Street ....... Jiouse and land l0 Dorchester Street l-louse and land 222 Grslflbn Street"....... .House and land 104-100 Weymouth Street . House and land 0-10 Upper-Queen. Street u-House and land 2-4 Upper Queen Street emf-louse and land 01 Briahtan Avenue House and land 2'1 King square ..'.

Hurry, Edward Hennessey. . Lawrence Hughes, Peter M. ..

"111-‘111111- Billie 200-210 Eilston Street .... .. liuestis, Sadie 5-7 Upper Queen Street Huestls, Sadie Euston Street, corner Queen illleetis.‘ Bldie, Upper Queen Street liuestls. Sadie 134-130 Elm Avenue . .. 5118808. 504119 122 Upper Prince Street

~20’! Fitzroy Street .... --House and land 15’! Prince Hawkins, Franklin . HBEBmEmmet C. ........ iillyrles, Estate James ..--1rouse and land 5'1 Upper Hillsboro Street Haynes. Estate Robert --.Vacant land Upper Hlllsboro Street ----House and lend 40 Bayfield Street --------House and land ‘l0 Pcwhal Street Penelope .....1or Weymouth Street . ...... M"? ~-~------I-louse and land 104 Weymouth Street u-n-u-Fitzroy Street --House and lend 270 Grafton Street Jrsebh. sophia .. "House and land 00-02 1-2 King street Joseph, Sophie ..........House and land 24 Pownal Street .. Jacobson. Moses .....-...House and landjt-‘ll Doreheeiler B0109 Kelly. Edith and lend Lonsworth Aveliilb~~ Kenna Mc. Patrick F. “AI-louse and land 00 Queen 5018i? Kinnon Mc. Alex. ........House ans fend 07 Victoria Street . King. Mary ..'l'l Spring Park Road Kinley Me, B. SJ “House and land 234 Richmond Street‘ Kennedy, Alice -.Vscant lot Gerald Street Kennedy. Alice ...........Vscant lot Longworth Avenue

liowatt. Mary ..'..“u lntyre, Mo, lrityre Mc.

Klnnon; Mo, Mrs. molly ..Vscant land Gerald Street Lean Mc. Margaret ,,_,..1»{ouse and land 2 Hillsboro Street . Leclalr, Mary ,,,, ,,,__,..House and land 47

Rouge Street

Lowe, use... gamun _,,,.1-_2 hous and lapd 2:40 illsbora Street - Lowe. Estate Samuel “NJ-louse a d land and vacant lot sis went Street Lowe, Estate Sflmug) _,,..nouse and land 212-214 aluston Street -- Lewson, Matthew .House and land 80 Spring Street Mahar, John . , Mahon Mo, Marge: ....00‘Elm'AYenll‘: - Mahon Mc,Phl]l 1. ,.....140-142 Em venue m...»- Matthew and lllogsythe ..-Hotol and land s0 Greet Gwstiitrttt Mllliken, Catherine Hayfield Street . . . . . . .: MlT-Bahan. James H. ..Corner Fitzroy 0nd weymouth Street Monaghsn. Peter . House and land 30 SriIlli/Oii All!!!" -

Mills. John T. J-iouse and land 44 WOlt Street

Moulton, Doris . 323 Grafton Street .

Neill Me, n, J, ,, .240 Fitzroy Street .... ... Neill Me, psmuel .House and land l9 Spring Street

O'Brign_ prim“, s5 weymouth Street . . . . -

.House and land 218-220 l-lillsborn street '. P” ,1~1nuse and Ian’? 7161M! 90"!‘

W". William J- ........lill Cumberlan F14‘- - - , Perry. mast. JQQQIS ,,,,.House and land and vacant lot 1'! Gerald

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"Sidney and Cumberland Streets Rory Mc. ital/ate Francis “Kent Street ..... P1000. Dudley .... vacant lot nuston street Scmmh “and,” __ _'flguse pd 10nd chestnut Street ................. 590,111" my“, “m, ,wnter Street and Cumberland Street -........-.. aewart. AlfredA ........l-1ouse and landfilH-lls: Prtiil" 5m"- -------~------ 091mm c , Vncan land V‘ a lee . . . . . . ..v.........-...... Fhenhrrs _ .H*use‘snd lend 40 Brighton Avenue Smith. Mrs George . .House and land 40 00111111" 31"“: ‘"1"! Josiah .""*use and land 0i Ctwtnut Street ' rlr- Jim ...Vaoant let Reserve street- ------ F=~r=.v..1n4e;1l .1 .........House and land as umwr Qiieltil W“ Elvlivan. Estate Andrew ..Vaoant land 20 Douglas SWIM ---~----- 7'11"“. Inter’ John ....Hoilse and land 210 Wm" ""9" ---~

P101" mate maria 444-50118! and lend‘ 0 onvfltlil 911'"! . ...........Rousa' and land 0s Fulfill?" 39""! -

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42.00 110.00 20.80 03.20

22.90 22.42

11.59 100.10 10.12

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The Rev. Phillips, pastor of the Anglican Church, Alherton. left on Monday morning ' accompanied by his “wile for Wales where they will

‘ vialtthe home of Mr- Phillips.

Thodeath of Mrs. rsenugh ‘tool: place-at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Wells on Tuesday, March 10th, in her 80th year. The funeral

13th, 0t the Sacred‘ Heart Church. where a'solemn high mass. of re- quiem was sung.

A numbe of people journeyed to Tignish and witnessed an interesting play named “Canberry Corners" which was presented on Tuesday evening. March 17th.

Moving pictures were held in the Institute Hall on Tuesday, March 17th Thepicture, "An Office Scandal" was a stirring mystery story which provided thrills and laughter for. the large. audience which was present. Mr. Henry lwscLean, who puts on ‘thepictures, stopped showing them early in January. but resumed them on mesday. - .

Diphtheria is still breaking out. Jus‘. when it wiss supposed vanlhed an other case appeared. ‘

- The second debate held at the Al- berton High School was on Friday, March 13th. The subject ‘for dis- cussion was "Resolved that the movies do more harm than good." The Pro side consisted‘ of Audrey Campbell (leader), Doris Irving and Joseph O'Brien, while the Con side was composed of Dora Bowncss (leader), Laura Wilkia and Theodore Gsudet. Many fine points‘ were brought out by both sides and a de- cided improvement was shown over the 10st debate. Speeches were well prepared while the oratory is steadily advancing. The Pro side emerged the winner ‘after a heated debate with their opponents. Attendance was very poor and we hope that more people will attend these instructive debates.

The following is the standing of Alberton High School for the month of Februsryr-

Grade X.—1. Lula‘ Bowness. 2 Grace Callaghan, 3. Herbert Matt- hows.

Grade IX.-—1. Ralph McRae, 2. Francis O'Connor, 3. Eileen Mac- Kendrick. Principal. W. Keefe

Grade VIII—(a)1. Bruce Mac-

oo Kendrick, 2. Arthur Green, 3.Mp,ry

Profit. 4. Robert Profit. ‘

Grade VIII (bl-l. Justin Mallett, 2. Earl Callaghan, 3. Thelma. Wall- ace, 4. Marion McQusid and Stephen Burke (equal).

Grade VII (a).—1. Mary Lawson, 2, Adelaide Matthews, 3. Kathrine Mslley. 4. Bette. Leord.

Grade VII. (bl-l. Mildred Fraser, 2. Gerald Malley, 3. Gerald O'Meara, 4. Miriam Cunningham. ‘Vice-princi- pal, M. D. Fielding.

Grade VI.-l. Mae Malley, 2. Jean Ffraser, 3. Billie Fraser, 4. Merrill McAlduff. '

Grade V.—1. Willard Avery, 2. Eric Murphey, 3. Annie Wallace, Teacher. A. Front.

Grade IlL-Fraincis Burton, 2. Vel- ma. Gaudet, 3. Murray Wlllet and Ella. Whelan (equal), 4. Herbie LEIVHZW. .

Grade r11 (ah-l. Olive Albert, 2.

2i.

o NERVES

The involunta nerves must work all the time or t e vital organs would cease to function. It is onl when supplied with nerve force t at the heart beats the lunga breathe, and the other vital organs perform their natural functions. The unfortunate condition ls when ou cannot slee . The weak, irri- ted nerves wil not let you mt. 8o day by day you are losing vital energy until sooner or lator must come a nervous breakdown. Sleaplaaaneaa and headache are the warning signs when the nerves go wrong. You may also have in i- tion and feelings of fati e. All he vital organs sooner or ater slow up, when nerve force is lacking. The most certain restorative for the nerves is Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. It buy-raven its effect in a0

took place on Friday morningflifarch '

n. nfsr 0......- . Remedyisjflometitlle

o half pint enum- add one ounce boy rum, olgnill box of Crier Compeuhd

1 and» one-fourth ounce of glycerine. Any drugglst can put tbia up or you can. nil: it ai- home at very little coat. Apply to the hair tw ce at week until

the desired shade is ob- tained. it will gradually‘ darken streaked. fndrzl rw gray lusir and makoltaoll

Ind (loony. Oriur will not color the acalp.

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Alice McQusid, Si. Claire Profit, 4. Muriel Murphy.

Grade III (b),—1. Doris Albert, 2. Jennie Malley, 3. Agnes O'Brien, 4. George Smith. Teacher J. Oulton.

Grade II.-1. ‘Ilerrence Gaudet, 2. John McAlduff, 3. Eva Cuhill.

- Grade I. (a).—-1. Arthur McLean. 2. Florence Hardy, 3. Beatrice Callaghan. .

Grade I. (b),—1. Marshall Lewis. 2. Edith Smith. 3. Billie Profit.

Grade I. (c).—1. Hadley Palmer, 2. Elaine Murphy. ,3. Mary Malley, 4. Henry McLean. .

Grads I. (d).—l. Prancis-Mcquaid, 2. Robert Smith, 3. Leo O'Mea.ra'.. Teaclrer B. Csrruthers. .

Miss Claudia Gaudi-n arrived home from Roxbury Mass. to visit her mother who is critically ill.

Mrs. S. R. Burke is back home af- ter enlcying a. few divs visit to Charlottetown-Q, ‘

"GLEANINGS FR/OM rayon AND VICINITY"

Hooking is the order of the day in this vicinity. All kinds and colors of mats are being made andalso all shapes. Judging by the beautifully blended colors of some of the rugs we find that some of the ladies here are cxpertwworkers. '

MlsSelina G. Myers of Carleton, is spending a week Visiting in North Tryon the guest of Mrs. Stirling Lord. , ,

Miss M. P. Weeks B. A. of Mar- sate School spent last yveek-erid in Augustine Cove the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howatt.

Our Mail driver of Albany R. R. 1 deserves much credit for his faith- ful discharge of his duties during the past few weeks, through roads that

‘were almost impassable and in all

kinds of weather. Everyone on his Mail route thoroughly appreciate his fidelity and unselflshnus.

Mr. John- Myers of Carleton spent last week-end Visiting in Tryon.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harvey and family of Crapaud. spent Sunday in Tryon.

On Friday Evening last. a debato was held in the Vestry of the Tryon United Church "Resolved that a Union of the Maritimes would be of benefit to P. E. I.” The speakers on the Pro Side were: Archy Thompson, M. Hewett and Elma Inmsn, On the Con. Side: Austin" Smith, Ifiorencc Leard and Olga Toombs. The judges: Austin Toombs, C. D. Wright and Hamid Howatt decided in fevor oi’ the Con. Side. Three of these speak-

Tba nerves themselvu never sleep. 1

ers are to"be chosen to form a team for the inter-County Debate.

Miss Rita. Muttlrt 0f Carleton, his bzen spending some time with her sister Mrs. Stirling Lord 0f North rryon.

1 Mllss Jennie Muttart and Mr. Wil- bert Wright of North Carleton were

in attendance at the debate on Fri- »

l clay Evening.

Mrs. Avard Bell of Victoria ha's re- turned to her home after spending a week with her daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Stordy of Tryon Branch Roads.

To those of us, who were looking for slam of Spring, and who thought it lurked just around the corner. the howling blizzard of March 18th. was both unexpected and unwelcome. Seems as though King Winter holds sway yet a little while.

Victoria Arena was filled io over-

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‘I plte the bod roads fans (suns from

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my, "Unions" pia;..; ‘the final game to- "decide the Intermediate Championship of the Island. Des-

’far 0nd wide. niofNstlonals" were successful in winning from the "Unions" who have held the cup for two successive years.

Mrs. Sarah MacKenzie of Tryon has received word that her daughter, Mrs. Brenton" Canfield of Samnac Lake N. Y. is slightly improved, after being very seriously ill for some time. Her many friends here hope her re- covery may be both speddy and com- Dlete.

Misses Ella Canfield and Ainnie Wilson of Westmoreland, P. E. I. spent the last week-end in 'I‘ryon the guests or Mr. and Mrs. George Can- field.

Crapaud has purchased the general store at Tryon Corner. Which he

Mr. George Wood of Wood s; Co. .

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plans to re-open in the near future. His many friends wish him the best of luck in his new undertaking-D

BEQEQUE

Two very interesting hockey matches were played in the Cel-itrel Bedeque rink on Wednesday even- ing, the winners of those two games were to complete the play-offs for the Clark Trophy on Monday and Friday evenings respectively. The Freetown ‘Tigers’ won from the Bedeque “Junior Beavers" and the "North Bedeque Boys" won from the "Head's Corner Boys," thus the playoffs were between Freetown Tigers versus the North Bedeqilc Bcys- The four teams respectively displayed a real game of hockey and a few ‘visits “at the sinners avenue," made the boys alert and ready for emancipation. The four substantial goalies encountered some very fast and sly shots, but each showed wonderful work throughout each period. The ice was not very good, owing to the very mild condition of the weather, this no doubt hampered the boys in getting Sway with any speed, sl- though after the first half of the games was over and the ice having being scraped several times, it was in a much better condition for play- ing. The boys all played good combination and the “North Bedequ- ers" are . noted for their able men, body checking. This is 0. pleasing feature for their team as they are all big-shouldered boys, and could stand a good bit of body-checking themselves. The games were refer- eed greatly to the satisfaction of the spectators and hockey fans. Quite 0. number of fans accompanied the boys from Reads Corner" North Bedeque and Freetown. '

The prevailing wind for the month of February was mostly, North and North east and March appears to be following in its footsteps. However,

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Spring will soon be here again and the soft balmy days of summer will a cause us to forget the stormy winter, l just passed. The lovely March sun

is ever shining. now and will give

the snow a bad shaking.

The many friends in Freetown and Wllmot Valley will he ver] rleased to hear that Mr. Scott Cairns is continuing to make gradual recovery from his recent long and serious illness. He is visiting at hi". father-in-laws, Mr. Benjamin Cairns Summerside East at present.

Just a. drop or two of Putnam's on | any sore corn and out comes all the l pail-i. The corn shrlvels up and drops cfl’. No scar, no pain, no pinching from tight shoes. You can dance nr walk in comfort. Use only Putnam's’ Corn Extractor. Satisfaction guaran-

'l of the lands above descri unpaid and that-

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many tllousan of casts that than flowing on Saturday Evening when ll 11°11'15"" d1" mQFV-l- the Bordon “Nar-lonals" and the Vic- ' z a a . ‘é 5.5 " B’; F. t f. 1 u. 1.. l: 0.. g _ NAMI! DESCRIPTION or PROPERTY AND LOCATION g 3 {l s 3 a Tm, Williams. Estate William J-lcuse and land 14 Elm Avenue moo 20.00 White, James . . . . . . . . .,..l-,louse and land Kensington Road _ 10.00 12.08 30-911 Worth, Fred Spring Park Rr-Sd . . . . . . . . . 2242 22-142 Walsh. Estate John ......l-louse and land 20-02 King Street- 4000 21.00 611111, Walsh, [State John eelnasflou“ Ind land 37 King Street ..............- 24.00 24.20‘ Walsh, mute John ......1-iouse and land 20 Pownsl Street 31.00 29.25 ‘gig-q? Walsh. Estate John ......l-louse and land 37 Pownal Street 70.00 33 ‘l! 10-50 Walsh. Catherine ...'.....40 Chestnut Street .... ili-gg 74-28 Warren. flora ...... ......2l0-220 Great George Street 03-59 “- M do waye. Estate Richard ...l~fouse and land 00-52 Elm Avenue . 64-00 - Weatherble. William P. ..04 Spring Park Road . . . . . . . . . . 16-88 18-82 Woolridge. James P. .....l-1ouse and land 70 Gerald Street _ 11-00 31-00 Young. J. Waltor ..-.....House anu lend S4 Spring Street 29.00 29.00