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brittle, easily cracked white-

The that for countless years has Pllmzhe greatest source Of Rl`l6l' tO ,tetflnome winner has passed for good.

liaison" discovery has sent it on its im' md with it has gone the per- flodlw expense of painting and wall w,m,_ rnis discovery has brousht

wail texture to the market, a

mega] thai, being flexible, cannot lillitbly crack and which is capable

ms’ ,poet astoundingly beautiful

"miie eilects. _ musggepers faced with the prob- oi redecorating interior walls

lfitdd ,itack the job with renewed 5:0, ,mr having seen the wonders nf puraiith as demonstrated at Hol- mm.5, by 1-1. Molvilllan, demonstrat-

puralith is the newest wall text- .mu material on the market. Slow wig", It is easily and readily ap- meg ip walls and is adaptable to ev- ,,, and nr building. nublle or wi-` "M n may be applied with a brush , ,, mwel and the-pattern depends manly on the ingenuity of the party mg ii, Many beautiful designs were nm up in a few minutes by Mf- i(cMillan and it was rather start-

panel prepared in such a short time,

The basis of the compound is

water so that there is no trouble at all in its application. color, in twelve different shades, is then applied by means of a spray and the whole pro. tected with a coat of varnish.

Duralith is an All-Canadian pro-

duct,`and is manufactured by Dui-. alith Canada, Ltd., at Three ltivers, Que. It has but recently been in- troduced to the Maritime market by J M. Wealer of the Montreal lleac ofhce. Duralith will be distrlii ted and sold by R. T. Holman Ltd. Mc- Donald and Rowe have already been appointed dealers.

Duralith is durable as concrete.

impervious to water, and will not crack under the greatest strain. Dem- onstrations will be conducted at R. T. Holman‘s Ltd., during the next iwo weeks in Charlottetown and Sum- merside.

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A great many new cars and trucks

have been purchased this season. The cry of hard times did not reach this locality yet. The potato market is dull, but a good many farmers here disposed of their stock in the

winter months.

A valuable fox escaped from the

M in see an attractively decorated ranch of Joseph Reid on Monday,

as-.

bestos and it mixes readily with cuiq

last. Mr. Reid missed him at 9 o’- clock and the neighbors were called by telephone. He was not at liberty lung for at 12.30, he was safely back again in his ranch. There was a crowd of 22 men and boys surround- ing the thicket he was hiding in and they captured him, much to the de- light of his owner.

An entertainment was given in the

hall, _Hope River, on Thursday last “Amos and Andy", and Charlottetown entertainers were at their best and two hours of fun was appreciated by the crowded hall. Come again Amos and brirlg Andy and your -friends.

MT. BUCHANAN SCHOOL

The following is the standing of

the pupils of Mt. Buchanan School for the month of May:

Grade IX-1, Marion MacKinnon;

2, Christina MacRae.

Grade VIII-1, Hazel Martin. Grade rv-1, Kathryn McLeod; 2,'

Mary Buchanan; 3, Dorothy Mac- Rae; 4, Josie Docherty.

Grade II-1, Margaret Buchanan.

Grade I-1, Doris Buchanan. Annie Murchison-Teacher.

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Speaking , -_ Of Sports

BY DIXON STEWART United Press Staff Correspondent

Columbia Shows Class In Early Crew ‘Bacco

CoIumbla's_ brilliant showing in the

early sprint races of the eastern crew

White as a likely favorite for the long haul at Poughkeepsie.

_ Columbia opened the eastern cir-I cult by an almost overwhelming vict- ory over the Navy's rugged eight Two weeks later the Columbia var- sity won over Yale and Pennsylvania in the annual Blackwellicup regatta. The Columbia shell outdistanced Yale by more than 5, length, and Penn's crew was a tour and ne-hali lengths in the wake of the Elis. `

While two victories do not make a

season, eastern experts have stamp- ed Young -Rich Glendon‘s first boat- load as the present class of the eastl and it is likely that this regard will be maintained throughout the sea-

son. '

It is obvious that a. crew Well H1-116

to win at the shorter dista/nces of less than two miles well might not be able to repeat in the four-mile, grind at Paughlreepsle.

' Columbia, however, has showrl such

finished performances and the crew has shown so much reserve power at the ends of the races that there is n° reason to believe equal success. could not be enjoyed in the sea.son's| feature.

season has established the Blue andf

Tho Grd Zeppelin-the Ent dirlgible to encircle the globe-covered over 19,000 miles ln 21 days, 7 hours and 34 minutes- the world’s record for llr travel.

columbia Meets M. r. 1'. \

Columbia meets M. I. T., a dark

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KEGG RD SPE/-\i<s fo. lrslflr

THE record-holders are ill a ula.-s by them-

selves; for only one dirigilile-allrl one

cigarette--holds the record for cllilllrallcc and distance-for quality and public falvollr.

'I`\u'ret,’s record speaks for itself. Evorytllillg about them must be right, for these cigarettes to have attained such widespread popularity. After all, nothing can replace good, honest

tobacco; grown and ripencd right out in the field under nature’s own sunlight-lmihing

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A SMOOTH, brisk ride on a C.C.M.

horse of last season. on the Harlem today, while Yale, Cornell and Prince ton complete in Yale's Derby Day

Navy and Penn also have a triangu

regatta at Derby. Conn. Harvard, ._ ~l_‘¢_ 4. ' ‘ _

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Bicycle to and

what you need to keep you fit. And just think of the car fare, the walking and the time it will save for you. '

At todny’s prices, a C.C.M. is a wonder!

ful investment. You can obtain a bicycle

from work is just

town, was a recent visitor to George town. 20

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Mr. William 1-Iennessey, Charlotte-

Miss Mary Fitzpatrick has return-

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High hx quality but not in price.

The nearest C.C.M. dealer will gladly-

lhow you the 1931 C.C.M. 'models and give you the new C.C.M. Bicycle cata- logue, or you can write for a copy to Canada 'Cycle & Motor Co., Limited, Weston (Ontario), Montreal, Winnipeg or Vancouver.

ed to Georgetown, after spending the Q __ -K I I `

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town. is spending a vacation at her Mcconnac and Aeneas P. Mscnon- .I b°.“Shi file farm f" eight h““d', H Rodd

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visiting in Nova, S¢0;ig,_ ML Archibald ReynU1ds_ Mun-ay "I should value it at eleven hun~i-

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Mr. Joseph Kiggins, teacher at . H h sm e J tur on s cn

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f ’ home in Georgetown. joining the Duke of WeIllngton's es- l ` Y' High three E' Goss 689 pins Bmmn" Tnmgm

tate at Strathfleldsaye, fell into dif

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Mr- Ralph Douglas. teacher at f.culties and the land was to be scld. ‘<~i,,,,C,, League Pia,-,fi ec on Montnzue. spent the Week end at his The Duke, who had often thought iscc,i,,,, A IS, Pew, home in Georgetown. ' S

that this farm would nicely round

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WHAT WOULD YOU HAVE DONE? I

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Mr. Jerome Maclean, Newport, re- progress toward recovery.-A. A fine example of the Old motif? °“' 167 3'” 070 r“t°‘l 269(

ccntly visited in Georgetown.

103s 1009 972` _\In_1'orii;v lol' Si- Peters, 329 n

.. 3076* High sing1eJ,Fol'ri 206 pins

pins High three E. Vcsscy 671 pins

Church Leagllc play off. Zion vs Tl‘inii_v at 7 p. m.

-_ off his estate, sent his agent to ell'ect Zinn

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185 237 249 me-what docs it cost to divorce onl

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