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cargo. A. ‘M12 Wm. McLeod, who

'Halilun returned to his

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fsading

Dart cargo of potatoes at Kings

Co., and

will proceed tp sourn in finish ner

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home in

'Georgetown A.

Mr. Milton Hemphill. Georgetown

recently visited"-Charlottetowri. A.

Mayor F. H. MacDonald, of

Georgetown, recently visited Char- lottetowri. A.

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E Mr. and Mrs. E. B. McLaren, ,Gevrzetown. recently \-isiteri char- -lott/etown. A.

l Mr. Ralph McPhee, who has been spending the winter months in Nova Scotia. returned to his home in

Vieorgetown. A.

Mr. and Mrs. Reuben MacDonald.

land two children recently vi;-itcci Georgetown. _

i Miss Helen Douglas. student at P

for Wf C.. recently visited her home

LEIT, Q91' ATHLETIC CLUB

here!

Once you fill in and mail your application form, it will be just a few days till you get your membership button and certificate. You will also get the Fleet Foot Sports Review cacli month. Drop in and choose a pair of the new Fleet Foot Shoes. \\"e have all styles and sizes in tlicsc comfortable, long- vvcaring shoes. A'

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Georgetown. A.

Miss Anna McLaren. who has been

:visiting he(r_home in Georgetown, re- turned to Charlottetown. A.

visiting his home in Georgetown, re- 'turaec ic Tignisn. A.

his home in Georgetown. A.

i ____ I Master George ooieii, 1-ianiax, is

visiting in Georgetown the guest. of ' son was nearly 3,000,000,000 pounds

his gram-imotl'ier.‘Mrs. C. Johnson. A.

Mrs. Charles Landry, of Halifax, is

visiting in Georgetown, the guest of

. tier daughter. Mrs. George Taylor. A.

Mr. Francis McEachei'n lelt re-

` * ` tiy tp join the tug Rona.

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recently, visited Charlottetown. A.

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teachers at_.Pri_nce Street School,

at their home in Georgetown. A.

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Mr. and Mrs. F. Dalziel, who have

been. visiting in Georgetown. return- ed in Borden A

_ e d a I Ml. and Mrs. P. A. Scully. George.

"~ f \ town, recently visited Montague. A:

` ' . i Mr; W. F. Paquetl Georgetown, re-

0 cently visited Montague. A.

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'fV;','/"l Watts. returned to her home in

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Dr. Grant. Montague, recently vis-

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their home in G`eoi'getown. A.

Bailey, recently visited Georgetown

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Mr. Rs1ph'Doug1as. vice principal

Georgetown Highschool. is visiting

Misa Gertie Killins. Georgetown,

chlnnon Geoi etown,

ALLEY 5°’ C0- LTD ..

Misses Marion and Grace Douglas.

Charlottetown, spent the week end

Misses Susie and Mary Hemphill,

Montague, spent the week end at

Mr. Webster McNeil, New Perth, V

" ` sp!nt“the"wuk 'end at"Georgetown.

‘ A. extent of farmer Smith's crops. They

Mr. Malcolm Martell. or the tug

» ` ' ' . farmer Smith has .farmer Brown in a.

.4/‘..,,»,!;,--,,.. - ‘llra Jamal Vanain-l.aa,.Pibroeii,

" l'm._1rrii»:-*_‘I had pains arouid

,;_>;%‘ lylinrguad adored with weak ,~ :gg-~ ‘ rmié , ./.. __ bopiahil

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Georgetown High s¢h001_ Spent 'tha "ek end at his home in Panminie Island. A.

fwho have been visiting in Borden, .. returned to their home in Georg. town. A.

Norweigan steamer Annavore, ar_

rived from Baltimore with fertilizer gfor Poole 6; Thompson Ltd.. Monta- gue. After discharging part cargo here she will sail for Charlottetown to unload ballast for A. Home 6: C0.

The lobster fishermen are doing

fairly well. They report fishing very good at present. A.

Mrs. S. C. Knight. Georgetown.

recently visited Montague.

Miss Enruna McCormac. teacher at

St. Georges, spent the week end at

i her home in Georgetown. A.

An Eiriglisli chmpany has just

‘placed am ordel' in Ger'n:.1ny for iiliree irict.-or tank' ves::‘5

in a recent lisft‘ng of vocations in

England were l6,840 different trades and profession.: -

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I Nearly $20_000000 wfrftii pf tract. ors wen-e stripped from the United

,Stain to Russia in the fu-st quarter ‘of this you

Argeiritnas ecciioiiirc depression is

‘tilting and the business outlook is improving

oi-ic iveeir the ,ii-emotion of

locally-iiiadc goods are to be held in lrclard

V A "'I‘i~avelli.ng Fair," consisting of agricultural niiwliinery and lmrpilz- ments was held recently at Cologne

_Germany

Poznari Poland will hold an inter-

natiotai traiisport and tourist ex- hibition ihs :.uJninI:r. `

Rios production in lnrl.1a._last sea-

less than 1928-29

2 Pete-i's Road and Vicinity

At this time of writing the proi-

longed drought has a. depressing ef- ,fcct on farmers' work, as lack of moisture, high winds and dust are opposing factors in preparing the soil for seeding. The grass lands are also retarded, oiving to the above lconditions. While these conditions obtain on the farm, the lobster fish- erman reioices in the fact that 'ails well on the deep. Well. "its 'an ill wind that blows nobody luck."

i Mr John A. Stl-wart. Jr., who. with his family have been located in Tren- ton, N. S.. has returned to his home at Peters Road, where he will again take up the duties of the farm at this active season cf thc year. We are informed that Mrs. Stewart and | family will also return home shortly. Mr. Stewart reports times are a. bit dull in contrast- to the usual activ- I ily in the smoky City. . I

In the past score of years methods

oi’ agriculture have almost been re- volutionized. Time was when farmers kept pace in the "old rut" without change in the acreage of thc differ- ent crops.

Farmer Brown' knew exactly the

were pretty evenly matched. The acreage of potatoes depended upon

. the size of the manure pile. Now

sort of quandry as to what the ex- tent of his potato-field will be. That is determined now, not by thc size of the manure pile, but upon thc capacity, faith and boldness of em-

. barking upon a large scale, consequ-

ent upon the amount of fcrtlliur purchased. without any tangible means of knowing the end of the ad- venture, whether it be Brown. Smith lor Mclvor, or somebody else with the i initiative of trying the unseen. How- ever. in the main, as in fox farming, success has been achieved so in the potato venture. we are of the opinion

who harnesses himself to great enter-

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m C|'|VdlSll1g . . . Hydraulic shock absorbers. . . Lanchestcr Vibration Damper

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ceed, if be has the stick-to-it-lv ness always necessary to success in all de- i cc-operate to make the season a suc- i where iw in.<p<~i:fc<l ilzr- i-~::l ov..1rrl Dlrhnents of industry. i cessful one- ; ng in xiii-nfl i`.~;». i, ¢.;i~ia‘.-;i~ ci inf:

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- th l he roiiter. \vill|.=c-rvice, was recently in Glcrivocil.fchildren Irvin this and

The Cheese Factory at Sturgeon, Since concluding these notes, the; __._.

operated by the Murray North Dairy- situation has been relieved by a co-1 -_ . ‘. . _ . , ing company, has stood the test. of pious rain. the first of am' come- i i-wie. was in nunbiane on wecines-{ _-.- time. and has si.. earned on ll\1€riC€ UUS SDrll‘ii§~

for many years, being among the, ~ _ . . .. .

first established inthe province, and (nenwood And Vicinity \‘.'oincn'- lnsliiixc. \.:ii~.v, li ~lil nr\.i surviving while others went down. ._ mcnrh. She war. ~icc~;~.-,miierl lug. Mi. Very good .-returns have been made M,-_ gg J, Cooke’ 1n5,,9¢,L,»,,- ,,._ cm., England °.i~.l. wo cl Llic <‘nili‘..'i`\\,

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On Thiusdaj/ approximately sixty

surroundinl

districts received the toxpld treat-

froin diph- Di'-. cham-

,pion. Miss iiiick and Miss McNei.

carried on the wax.

i iclav in connection v.':'.h the arrange-

n~"i`t for the Li 'Wi i' ;'ciii'cnl;cii of

l-lor friends regret t`_~ it Mrs. E. L

McDougall is now ‘aid up with l sore- imc--1, \-.hich the \¢_:ured in I fail. Her friends hope to seo her iabout again in the near future.-0.

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8-is-es Chrysler cars their speed ability of 60. 70, the car or fatigue to you.

75 and even 80 miles an hour, automai:icallymakesaChi-ysler the most fascinating Car I0 drive at the ordinary touring

speeds. 'The power that makes Chr-ysler‘s swiftness possible also makes Chrysler pick-up 'so marvelous-a snap and

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