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LBY¢l'b1lt "B" _Blti’Aries, frelih stock at B!'ioe'l. 9222-10-B-2|.

-BUY FLABIILIGHTB md hot-

teriu nt Breeds. 9222-10-8-21.

-KENSINGTON DAIRYING AS- SOCIATION. -The Hamilton Cheese Factory will close season Saturday. October l'lth. Patrons will receive cheese Tuesday, October lsth at Hamlikm Factory and at Ken- sington Factory, Tniarsdny. october 15th. 9187-10-'I-Zi.

-ELDERLY RESIDENT PASSES.

-There passed away at the home of ber brother, Nh. John R. Glover, Summerside, on Tuesday morning, Mrs. Charles Mason, at the age of 84 years. Besides her brother one sister, Miss Jane Glover. is left to mourn. The funeral will take place on Thursday with a short service at the house at 2 p. m. and from thence to the Presbyterian Church and Cemetery at Kensington.-B.

._--__.;_ PERSONALSS

-Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson, Bedeque, were visitors to Ktnkora on Sunday.-E.

-Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell,

Cape 'I‘;-averse, were visitors to Kin- lrora on Sundaiy.-E.

-Mr. and Mrs. John A. Deegan,

Carleton, were visitors to Spring- field and Emerald on Sunday;-E.

-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dawson and daughter Mlm Margaret, of Augustine Cove, paid a visit to Kin- kora on Sunday.-E.

-Mr. and Mrs. James A. Murphy

and sons, John and Alex of Emer- ald, were visitors to Kinkora on Sunday last.-E.

-Among the visitors from Sum-

merside to Kinkora, on Sunday last were: Mrs. Maye Sullivan, Mrs. Janie Muttnrt, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dawson, Mrs. John Driscoll.--E.

-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson

and Mrs. James Dawson, Tryon, were visitors to Kinkora on Sun- day.-E.

-Miss Eileen Lambe, Summerside,

paid a very pleasant visit to her home in Springfield on Sunday.-E.

-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and

their little son, of Central Bedeque,

paid it visit to Kinkora Sunday.-E. I

-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Trainor,'

Charlottetown, were in Kinkora on Sunday, the Kuests of Mrs. Elizab- eth Trainor.-E.

-IADIU STORAGE A. And

OREGON CITY, Ore., Oct., 6- l ' lF1°r°“C° Cmuchm' at Amos Don' There passed peaceuily uwuy at

Another deer hunter, the fourth of . . I. _ Cette’ 4 Lam Puqque '

the season, was killed here yester- hmmm S Dupmtmm'

d . Arth L , 30, b b l ,

wi; kmed gl; aagxlrllet fir; ba; ll:-s GRADE X-1 Jessie Buslicy, 2 M

H"Campyno1 his huntm com an Edward Moyiiigli, 3 Bei'ni\i'cl Moon- Miss Estelle Mcswaim of Bwmn

ion

8 p ey- l has returned to her old home for B

' ` GRADE IX-1 Stewart h,':_\ul:iy` short -,'n¢g_gi0n_

2 Harold Hockin, 3 Lloyd Mnclnnis, _.__

(IIAPPED Slilli

Dilmo Mlamfn with enola."

svn! oil or cram. Agly once n day. For Front in un rho Linhnnl holly md undiluted.

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LORNE VALLEY NOTES

GRADE VIII-1 John llrnmisli 2, Miss Freda Douglas, of Charlotte.

Joch Matthew, 8 Lconriirl Condon.

Miss Lavic's Dt-pt.

GRADE VII-1 Jimmie l\l°aclnnis,

2 Leo MacDonald, 3 Blanche Green

GRADE VI-1 Shirlcy G.li:im 2

Franklyn Chrvcrie, 3 Stirling Ding- well.

G/RADE V-1 Grace Poole 2 Mnr- jorie Poole, 3 Andrew Byrne and Camille Chcverie. s

itowii, ls spending a pleasant vaca- | tion with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod.

Messrs. Walter and Murdoch Mc-

| Lcod, nrc building a new hall in this

l community. son, William Peters; also onei

___ sister, Mrs. Sophia E. Clark of '

Potato digging is now general, but Maine. Wh° °n hfarins of the ill-

thc crop outlook is not nearly so ness of her sister hastened home to i good as in former years. her bedside, one brother, Mr. R. B. 1 -_ more or alliance, Alberni besides

_ ' Miss MncDonaid’s Dept. Angus Nicholson about, after his re-

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1° cent illness.

FOURTH DEER HUNTER K,L,_'Ea3tern Gzlaralnn Q GRADE iv-1 waiiie Maerssac 2

ED IN OREGON , ___ `i't;:L~ei~t Poole, 3 Pearle Croucher 4, ‘Lie pupils ol' tue Lorne Valley

Ilzillic Cheverie. lbcnuol are 'progressing favourably,

(United Press) ..*UNI'lliD (‘liU1iCll 0? LIN- GRADE III-1 Joseph Harris 2 under,their new teacher, Mr. Dan-

KLAMATH FALLS ore oct ‘ADA- - Gt‘C1't-.rtvwn ii'-‘ld S»\1i'ff.2‘0=i. Paul McNeill, 3 George Paquec 4 iellviacartnur.

6_HDwn,d Wakeman '19 ye';u_ 01;; Services Sunday, October 1ltlx.lHp,_~0;d p001@_ I Klamath Fails boy, was shot and!G@°’g°"°W" 11 °» m- *md 7_1" ’“‘ ' 4 .M1 M“fd°°l1 M<=D0Iwld. Provin-

kmed by his brother’ Herman’ on Sturgeon 213i) _111.“'1fliCrc\2ll~sls0 Miss 0'Donn':ll's Dept. claikroiice unicer, isgettlng about Hayden Mountain yesterday. l be H thamw’“m`f “cf “CC lu `l.“I1G`,'; I “dm” Mr' M°"'°n“‘“ "M me m‘s`

They were deer hunting md;town Monday ci cilllii; Hi: 8 Us OC - GRADE II-1 Clarence Gallant 2 fortune oi breairing an arm some

Henman fired at one _ Howard in At this service lantern slidcs will be‘D,;~;»gLhy P0019, 3 Bgywerg, Lewis 4 time ago while an “uve duty_

une of the shét was struck in theuscd to emphasize the nicssng;-_ 1i,m~1nm Maiih¢\v_

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right leg The high powered hub ev i 'xc cviii as or 2 §RA5E I§D(a:ttlc EI;/eRe1t;;se(§;h(e:y1e’r'e

ici; went through and lodged in Sovms "IG" gnuooll me‘~T;1rl ;;dir'|g ~ _ .__

th `gl t l . ` " ' ' ' IVLRS ROBERT R06 RSON

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her home in Vic.o ia on Friday, Sept. 11th., Mrs. Robert Rogerson at therge of 66 years Mrs. Roger- son was formerly Miss Margaret Learn, daughter of me in/e`

Solomon Leard and Hannahl Muttart of Victoria. The deceasedl was oi’ a kind and generous dis- position and she will be much missed in the home and in the community where she was so well .and favorably known.

There are left to moum her

sorrowing husband, and an adopted

friends. A sister, Birdie, Mrs. Norman Plumber and a brother,

Milton P. Leard predeceasedvher some years ago.

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was very largely attended, friends The professor was busy among his coming from far and near to pay books.

their 1“st tribute of respect. “Have you seen this?" said his The service was conducted by her Wife. 001111118 infb f-116 study- "'I'hore'l

Pastor, Rev. Mr. Bridgewater and a report in the paper of your death.” the remains were laid to rest in “Is that so?" remarked the Pm~ the Church of England Cemetery lessor without looking up. "We mme

remember to send a wreath."

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