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Prince Edward Island

lENllERS FOR THE REPLANKING

By Concordia Mex-rel

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, (Conmued) and left him. It scclncd to her 1 mum; mc next few weeks he lmmlllation could go very found himself exonerated formullyplfelwl‘ 1111111 111E hunuumm‘ 1n the eyes of all the wor.d, of any 1'11 11°“'- - - ~

guilt in connection with 111° c1111": for wh ch he had suffered. MflCK-_ lln was belnB flee" 111111 11>’ ‘he

were out to kill Grcshamfls:

fut-Zing utterly‘ at a loss as to 110w jto ccullier the attack. “lie must be ,losi11g 1131111 0Y0)‘ fist. If I were to ‘engage to lzllild a boat for nothinr" Ihcki c11"a':c to buld twc on the IFIIlllC terms. . . . He can't g0 0n for ever. "

l 1 3.. -; .\ 1' \"l’li‘.\' xlrr w0.1rl-:N's IN- .<':‘1'r:"rl-:

IN NIENICRIAM

MR. FREDERICK J. COLES ‘1‘_\' met-ting of

111 11s Institute ’ l O O. l". Hall 011

tion whatever. But Lucy st ll

Mr. Fh-ederck J. Coles passed a- ll}; (-71dnjgg_

‘O Gm! 0i" llcfllrl ‘, "The Lord

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:1 lecture on 11111‘. William Parrish, Nelson Kent

A. B. Afartin and was 1A. W. Stewart, Charles Proudc and

' JlljifUtlfllltI by all present, ,Hamn1o11d Hooper,

111111. ed b_v Mrs. Fred McDon- 1 Thelc are left to moum his death, whit-l by lvlrs. A. Cook his wife, three sons and six dough.

at l1o11lc. She s‘. ll had her key. 11:12‘ 1C0- ‘et ltcrsclf in and was standing u. 1111c clralvirllt-rocm doorway’, locki g at him, before he had ltad time to

the mm who would not lsten the truth. . . ,

ry. of solrczv. . .

11111‘11111€ ores. She closed the door. and without cclnll; further int-w the room, said qu"ctl,v: 1 "Jim, if I give you the love you 1111,0111 11°11’? 11° cncc a=kcd for, will you sto-p your "316111111115171955?" fight GTIIITYSC Grcshanfs?" It cost S111 ‘M1111 ‘1115""°1'5"i1 11.111- "To throw oursclvcs on

r Alan hfcDouald and sls- Mod’ A ‘!‘x1‘1l‘zttl(t‘ll':yflqggfiiélioffzi‘): James Morrow and Ruth, Mrs.

.\ll1.; Agnes bfc-Ddynaldv in lGsoligc Stewart . bu‘ mnmnxt: A Cues‘, ‘fi-f-cr the rcguuz‘ church sorvie: a. thc grave rvhlch was rcarl b_v Rw’.

. “as put on by Mrs. V“, ' , _ p, AXDQUQAH. won by Mm Al- ‘l... Leard, the eon ludng servlcc

Annie, Catherine, 5115,19, M-S, _ Triumph r053

' said abrupt

7.75....

<1‘: .';‘.'l 11y singing the C0165 was a nlenlbrr’ flf‘[‘f1lll1)fllliSLl\ll1‘S.Al- My‘ 03195 was m1‘ many ywrs “In ‘Lunchcon was Sn“ Scofland and took an act ve inter-l llcsscs were Mrs. Am- 11st 1n 11s work‘

. .03,“ Mcmkm and He will be greatly missed in the ¢1<1 1101118 811d ln the community,

But hc looked at hcr 11d all l1c said was:

Th: old man shook his head.

’ “Not rct. But we cannot ho'd o n53 Gyflhum-s n“, bcgmn-ng to much lancer. Your rescourses a go ll‘.‘(l€l‘?" ‘bfi-Tgflr than ours. . "No firm could stand the attack

steadily, 1

1101i mind what you do.

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__Tl-l_lj3_CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

John Greshamts Girre‘

Gresham’: did not intend to be

the sccthivg of the iomprst beneath

. Justice again! This was

Lucy next. . . . 511151 =11 Sight. of her‘ he felt that

were shadowed and seemed full

,l1if1h that it. seemed to hurt. . . .

. And you do We

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Mrs. Coles and family in their scr-

11? _I 1111111011 you of what I meant to do,

'.‘ll(‘l‘ll.- cu are rny-uv 371mg, it J, .. cannot fldh} 511-111 an npvrncnt _ _ _ ..-....J a, c m I J .1 -.. 1 I l 111111011? he hfl-d spent most 91 111$ shc flll5\\'(‘l'(‘(I. 1 I ‘1 ml I 1171"‘ 551d 1111 111111- 1 61111. 111 1 * “'“"_'_' —'“‘ "" ‘ ' 1 "Why do 111w: come l0 mc about $11 endeavour to make you 11ndcr-

"11111F1 111v d011," grief for what you have suffered... . Can't we

Emerald

4 Kinkora on Mbnday.

that Mr. Linus MacDonald, spring! little. was in Sunmxersde on Flrday. she

Miss Maud Connldk, Norfaoro

I: was clear now that Llnforths o. recent vLsifor to Summer-cl‘ .

but ;

Miss Lillian Mathuon, Sprlnfi.‘

When 111: day commie was rather 15 51111111111: 11 few weeks with her , _ surpriscrl to find Amos and Lucy 5151-91‘ MTS- C1311‘ 579911311 and Mr- Helen Bunmin and Mm Lmmn with s1. John. But he eyed them Greene“. Kinkora. both cofdly, and lcraycd no emo-j

felt _ - Mss Margaret and Mr.

Jones. St.

Miss Jean Simpson, Malpeque. has A delic ous lunch was -ervcd by the returned to her home after spend- committee ln charge. and o. pleas-

t ° @1111 bedfnst. while hauling hay Mr

' realize ma, she was them He my “Junmh must burs.“ his heart‘ it fall from the load break ng bl". ‘11011111111115 13111911‘ 1°15 T119 50115 1119 391511. J°1111 111111 rather qurkly at sight o" her and Swcncd '1" 1111’11 P116 S116 Con“ berm t, , A \ (111 11b Wly 111 ‘TIMI. The daughnrs arc hlruy. Mis. Stow dmnpnging hm. with his duck 1111s, and til-rd looking. . . . Her h l ~ .1 1.111. A duct was sung Alex McLean, Sadie, Mrs, Arch M13. 1 , ‘J

so ly.

csting and educational by holdilr debates. On Wednesday, Februa

our . 1111i 1.1.11‘. Nine members mid 1M5 m charge °r the members of 5113’ that. and the color came rich- mew“ 51ml" 11° 511d f1‘11111<1y- y 110th’ an mterwtmg debate “m! H, ‘ ‘ ' Barton Lodge L. 0.1.. of which M- -, “G. -,.. . . ,, held. the subject being: “Resolved v I 1 m1 amounted to $1.50. " 1y into her fact: as sh“ spoke. | 1P5 “1115 511° 113-51196. $11611? l 1 I

that life In the country has more advantages than life in the city." The division of the judges was giv- ‘en in favor of the con speakers, who were: Brother Marshall Moth- eson (leader), Sister Helen Buntuin and Slsfcr Fiorrie Drummond. The speakers for the resolution were: 'Brother Allison Mayne (leader). Brother Ira. McKay, Sstcr Mrs.

ut TL‘

-_-__ Russel Dclghan, Emerald. were in

O'Connor, clnton, will be glad t" hcnr that, he is recovering, though

O‘Connor had the misfortune to

The Un'on Division of the Sons of Temperance has been holding regular weekly meetings in Spring- field Hall, and the members are making the meetings‘ both inter-

i 5111MB smpailiy is extended w’ l

row. "Blessed are‘ the dead which, “I knew

id e m the 11nd,. 1nd 1 did what r would “m” 1"’ “"1114? 5°11 ‘>1 161"“? Is 111

_’l‘l1c11: “Its my father, Jim, Hc 1115 11TPn ill. Ths is. . . . breaking him ' . . .” H"? voice shook.

lat Ts that to mc?" l1c askc"

l-llvit-e int nf young Horses ' in <?'1uI11c :1.'1'! "Inglc Imrnoss, Home; Imvc been grain fcll lrml arc 1n fllll- condition ' qlrln; work,

‘trul/llnc- buyers will do Well to

The little gray, school house that stood in the vale, Where class mates we mcl; {my

1112-?"

Lee's face did mt soften.

ygars new ,1; \h]_',', l (To Bc Continued) nil‘ u ti '< l», . u, l. _~ l... . - . ----_.-_< M?" “grim L3" R V‘ ,In memory we visit the dear old i,” r "11”‘1F'Q1'1‘111' 11w“ 5111i n F. ROSS- omwr‘ may 51.0mm m1 once ofmrcd to. . . to glv .1u=-0.\'. Auctioneclq ‘And greet the loved ones who us "m" “"1"” 101* - ' 111‘ - -"

RESEARCH REVEAlS All-BRAN RICH IN HEALTH-ELEMENTS

never did fail. "Y0"? lore?" 11c brake 111 with I short lwlrvh. "B121 you flung ti‘ ‘So many have scattered the wide 1‘"1V"1"" brvk info mv face. if yo world afar, rr111e:vl'e:'. . . . Wl-v should ‘Three have gone the good word c: think that I would be willing ‘to Life t0 proclaim, " Site ‘Wcrruutvri him: “ion One is a doctor. l1ls native land is "I have P1‘.'v n1j.'s'tli 4.511171“

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, _ _ Jim‘ _ _ '...-;1s. ll. lilsrli. (inn-luau, Lnar- his field. H. $10M m. a Hm w ‘ .,, [m Helps Cnrrcci; Cgnstlpatlgn

huflmvn‘ ‘Yesl Tum ‘VH5 11 8°°171 Bllort we all and sibrll‘. Tilerl. the no. '1,’ 1pc». W'iil’1"i'i-‘.l1r." fflldlfittlmin B‘ Jas. B. McDonald. West st. Peters. would affirm. “ ‘ '

pnc verv 51011111: “If as were not f0.'_ lyour father. . .11" .ln the sprlnm. h“ 00h!” mm,“ m W“ 1",.

Also Has Iron

Recent scientific research shows

John Simpson, Hamilton. Send all Information regardlng311ow W011 W11 recall lions ol PRUHHHTION Ac; time of Life,

' , ,.,,- that l -1 1- "P's ALL-DRAM contain

. _ .cl.ccks ...,.11n. , _ , 11

to u", ab,“ m- m B_ _y_ “aywoodl ,Wc gathered Trailing Arbutus that l 11rd I. c . , . t“° " ~ “"1191 °V°T¢°1119 111m-

. ‘_< new in the vale’ [h v (4.0 .ooncr that". sail 11 1:, . §):l;1fll‘ _ curring ccnstipntion.

i our teacher would Join m the arc soul this evcnirv; _ _ ,-. U _ a. 311v to exorcise the 1ntes_

t | I I He mhntwi at “m, Mn m, h," ' nespa _. llamln B to tone the Stewart 8e Lowther ‘ ‘"'“’“°$111“1W@1>1ave11. ~ t - - 1- ~ lnteslilnctl .1.

l We war

J n STEWUyf 1' c 1 P 11111111y and cny and our 1W" “armed to no vet <'""I-~: - o n ‘ 1 . , \. ,

, ,, _ Th s 5pm“ were light 1 X011 are too late," l... ,-

1. vo important foorLeI-z- \

, 5". son" men )X"\I| $115111‘ lull-its n w- 1-011"1111E11 1 (‘motion shaking his volt-e n spit“ 1‘<‘1l1 11v h 1-. the hz-nlI=l1-:I1lcsd, nsnnlslsns. sonlclrons, nrc. ,0, M r, _, t _ ,,__, ,, ', 11m o!‘ 1111,! c..,-,.--_;y,so Men 84 Great George Street one 9111c“ 111 ml’ 1119111013. that never ‘ I“ ‘r11 '1 "'1 "m " 1 ' I “'11”: the 1e l cou-JJv-utiou. NONE‘, To LOAN ‘I 3,11,,“ m; rd vmlr loo? one», B1». lu-r bcrg>__~w. _ .1 M.’ ma, in ‘AiJPBPAN i! mild 'I'l1o my footsteps may journey 11'! 1'11 P-“r an". ncv P‘ "'~'r1 f". 1'1 llcino- -lr.uch Iiko that. of let- BELL a‘ MATH|ESQN I n1at1y 1111103 faraway, mo. . . '1 ~ no»! v, ; 11,1?" h, cure. l. - ‘ body, 11. for-us a ‘flrhc mace that hows mm‘ r0001!" _ imkw m“ ‘ m smwn‘ m“ "r ,6“ sou m»: i, ch zcntly clears the no" n L_ Maufleson LL . C . _ - t ' ' lntestlru». o wastes. Special cook- , R- R- - D- lions of Childhood 10'! l" mu turner] me s ' - 1 - A I _ Bnrflstcrs s, Sonata" If [hp m] l. 1 -. . I .. t... n, n. lnitgtprocts..r.-.ln1nke. LL-BRAN finer, i Monty h, Loan '1 c 1 0 krill’ school house that f1 1 “"1 ‘PC1511 11',’ 1111f . ‘rotlt- 5° n} 1110f" pmmabh- ‘ l’ Charlottetown and Montague 51°01“ 111 1111-’ V1111‘- lS-"ffi" to you. . tho‘ 1 ver fags" ilzhfiseuYgffiigf1n1gifelffP1 way," _____._____ --I' ‘ . .. . , f ,, . , ,, "1" -| .lng l V‘ (l, __ l. unle M. llllrlay. llonnlkor, can.‘ flea, ycu r-"Hlrl '10 YPFYJOH" anddrugs—-so often hubit-formirhg’? ~ R_ NEWHillll]l5Illl‘O,'S1I)1“ 1'11‘ it. . . - Wei. :"s come’

'Just eat two tablespoonfuls of ‘laud _'."*.l| are s'1i"k'11-_.".. . . . But vou guellolzgés da1Ity_—t¢_!l10\1iII11f f0!‘ 1119512 can‘! ‘urn 111 lawn a i ;.I-k 1'11".” ‘1 cm“ 111.5111“ .Y°‘"' ",1- "_‘_) '10:‘ _ Yet I " m‘ i“ u“ 111° testlnal trouble 1s not rellevcd this . . ,. n. 11s n.1..c\.r 1. SllhS way, sec your doctor.

-"‘1"- 1 Ffe-d T01’ 31911.“ Vvc once andI Iiesidos, ALL-BEAN brings your

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Sensational Sale

BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. ISIONEY T0 LOAN (Jameron Block, Charlottetown. I".E.I.

“Y.,,_L,.,-~r:-\-..,._ (n hulk" “h. n‘ ago _ _ _ 1,._.;-3,,,.,,_1_e 3.0m . _ _.. Sh, sort of thing worth it in the lon- "' "r11 ilarww ""11; -1 1d , 1 1; _ “__—~———-— . , , a m n" l‘_‘_‘7:_\‘::'1ry< wThgrgc EAST “IILTSHIRE Sumo]! broke off 1111.1 DIIJS-fl :1 moment

Haalun, Min Muriel Haalum and

William Hashim and Sister Lillian

5 Matheson. The losers of this debate

run? I km“, no“ Emmy yo“ 4,00]. served a delicious treat of ice cream _ B,“ is me long enmgh for and cake to the members at the

l-ncxt meeting. The subject of the

m, nyegded vow smwrely bu, next debate. which will be held on

the 24th. inst. is: "Resoyed that ‘the people of fifty years agc were hopper than the people of today."

The regular monthly meeting of 11c Springfield Womcnfl; Institute as held on rm. 18th, at the home t.‘ Mrs. Archibald MacGregor, with ‘u: presdcnt. Miss Muriel Haslam 11 thc chair. The meeting opened y the singing of the Institute Odo

Txtccn members and three visitors the ceremony the guests sat down to a. sumptuous wedding After

nswercd mll cull with a Valentine ccrse. The minutes of the last meet- ing were rend and approved. The report of the school committee was given by Mrs. John B. McKay, who poke of the good work being done n thc school and stressed the nec- essity 0f a. map of the British; lmtplre. The sick ‘cpmmwtee re- ported having sent a rake to Mrs. Robert Bggar from the Institute on the occasion of hcr birthday. A

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munlty Welfare" was read by

,Matheson. A “can" contest was put

1on by Mrs. George Dunning ‘was correctly solved by Mrs.

Harry MacDonald and Mr. Emmett Dunn, Eleanors, were recent Miss Lilian Mathcson and Mr. Ells-

M 5S

mcn had to brcak roads

and morning.

Alex ,

Dari; nre glad that she

cllar and Mrs. ~A. K. MdcGrcgolx,

_the prize being drawn b_v the la

MnoGregors beautiful home 1 tastefully _ decorated with Valen

, , ._ r i . ., ,5 ,,. u, m, ‘gay at m; home 1n Milton on Feb. l .§;£.....1mm 42 ‘V1111 h1l1fctiliaus politeness n». v-slmis ,0 Springfield. guests of “mo. Mayne, 11nd Mrs. Nopfis Sin. , ._ 1 c <11‘ ' , _1:t mcm- ;l5th, after n, prolonged illness, He -- 1- .. ,. ..,, w; 9311f] (h; 11 - g =_ .- 111155 114111191 11115111"- ‘ 1 . I‘ 1 ' 1"“ "“11“‘*"' 1m1mg 011°” W“ 72 Ymrs °1 “Fle- T11P 11111°1'1‘1 ‘molds’ .S111.Z1§11n.:5u1§1-$,' 1111111111111 lI1r1Sa¢"1‘:1.11[1)1 1111ss\'0s1:11l.d111 ‘ ' -- _ 1 1_ , ' 7 U11‘ L‘ ‘*1 1“ 11‘11'~‘"“- ‘"15 1“‘1‘1 111 1115 111° "P51119116? °Y1 \Vh'el1 on‘); p, 111g c-vcry least action of hs hand. . w: 1 , 1 ' \1 1111' 5 P111- Vl/‘ethicsday, Feb. 17th, and in ill." an" 0st t“, w“ in gh- Once settled. 11L: visitors ‘around _ _ ' m1 I \ <11 111° 11151 mrscilcc of {he Rev. m?“ Mac‘ world cou‘:l11't start! against com- R 111110. 1151115911’ 111 his 111.1.’ d?S'-<.11’-‘ mg a fttw days very Pknsantly Ws- am social hour WI . '1 * ‘11-“1119191111119 Dougall on acrount of illness, th' Pqjly,“ of m-s 5911f _r,n,~s dc. looked at them s‘owly; lnsvfcatly mug “lends l,“ spnngficld’ ' ’ 1 '1 given, Tnd R111" L- ‘1- mmd ('1 171711151919 cm“ ciarel ratllcr- on" after the other Sr 1 .11 r1 51"‘ 14's 1 " '. , ' ' f: X ‘1 n (o 11 (lllcted the r lcc. s1. 3.1m “n, mum 0110.121.’ 51,- Jchn frsf. H: was (hill, slightly , , , _ ._ ‘ - Thc .; sclectmws wcr: 1,53 i . Hmpx, n i,_,1,_.,,n,fl: “T of {mm has rcumcd to his home after .he

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koro, arc recu’ '

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Mr. Donald Nicholson. teacher , tpent the wet-i: end tctown.

Miss Florence Downe of Char-

tozl 11rd l1isl1a:1"so;11c old “Handing “we “Teks very pleas‘ hpvhcyd. m“, 0-1-3,“ “Jmcr. huwds hm, a“ ,n_ auily visit ng relatives in Cornwall ,1, l‘ ‘ ~. when your f1‘ ?‘.l(‘I$ Ln mp3. ha.’ not had _ v , ~ H The £10,.‘ MI. Juk, cf tmnnvl, rose 111' 1s Rose Grcenan, Newton, ls tlous of their 1 1*" 111‘ 1111‘ “79111- 91 lo ‘ill..- had 11;) brought ‘Mung flfiends 1“ 51110111151 e ; , ll 'l 11oti1_\' -l: T. "I l~;1'- touch» a _ the mm wm m,‘ mm ymhfinq b"'.1ll1 Freetown, Al; present she is M01119!‘ 11114 1111b’ fire wcll.-E i L 3on1 flu-hr. I have f kl my ,3‘, m, _ "S C“? .,._.3,,.., h, ,5 h, m“ N, or 1m_ ilte guest of Mrs. John E. hfuligan, ' Q __ ,7 course. I have kept the faith." ' Mm. nnm-nn. m5 “flu tum, “.35 "711111 111991111111- ‘ I 1 _ J l The funeral was one of the Iflffl" <.~-. , C, g “Tm l0 M97518 JIIITYQS A. 541111111)’ 11nd l l 1 __ ‘ca’. held in the Cfllllflllllllljy’ ta!‘ n ‘ grsonu,“ M1‘- A11‘-\' DTCVW- C1199 T1‘@\“1‘1'59 x . v , bu.“ om] long time, friends co1n'11:§fic111l1r;:r' Jnvmh and l, _ - . trt silllvfllr the traces of has retmmd “u” Spending “nee Jtnnchcl y 1 . ,,,,,,.,._d by and [gr to my 1,591,. ro-p-cls to m; I Bu,‘ flnvn w w“) ,.,..n._,_, ,,.._.y flour-y’ “we we ks. wcclg visiting fr ends and relatives shark” 1 1 “m1 5°C1111<1Cd 21011101111 °1 m‘ 01d mead 311d 11915711‘ . finally did it. She wotli on “here w": an 8“.\'I'\ll$ l‘ok 1n his In Summerslde’, 9 1 1 1v 1111.1‘ 11W 1 m" ‘ v 5 f - = _ 1 o 'es that ha ’ ot ~‘ _ 1 'l‘hc feature 1 The Doll bearers were: A. E. Dol- infringing; fire. L511‘; nboslrllz nthihedleoult’; The many friends of M: David . .

Zottetown, is spending vith friends in Springton.

Congratulations are extended

fr. and Mrs. John Lonsdale, on! .he arrival of a. bouncing baby boy. 1

Among Rose Valley's most recent Mc- ‘vfahon, Hal Rogcrson and Fran‘:

visitors are, Messrs. James

lcAvin.

Among the most recent visitor art Nell

J Cltarlc Qlown from here Irs. Herb Clow, and Mrs. Jamel-on.

The many friends of Mr. Hug‘

Gillis. Shamrock, are sorry to he of his illness and all hope for speedy recovery.

Mm Murdock Stewart o; Gum. 1 thcnlscives, enjoyed the victory won 1101'

Bay, N. 5., has returned to

Ml‘. and Mrs. Cltlly Greenan, K111- g the cvngratula-1 K18 on the arr

ROSE VALLEY AND YICINITY

the weef:

ll.

tter.‘

“'11s home of Mrs. 11111? recently.

Mr. Irving l-taslam, Springfield, decoration. The meeting closed by singing of God Save The Kins.

Rlalpcque

lvu!

pcquo on Wednesday.

:1’. in View, on lvfouday evening. grutulatlons.

to and proved to be a helpful service.

were not a few spectators.

Ramsay, Pansy 13., 3, 3,3.

, A number of the young people of

‘ hfulpcque and vicinity, who are lov- crs of sport. took advantage of the good lCi‘, and drove to Summersldr.

9 where thcy attended the hockey

,matcl1 which took place there that

fcvcning. They thoroughly enjoyed

by the Sununcrsldc boys and the

home an“. spmdmg the past two brisk drive ovcr the splendid ice.

weeks with her father who cnt. on the rand to recovery.

l On Thursday evening. Feb. l2, most", enjoyable concert

was pre- sented in the Orange Hall, here, by." Rose Valley talent. assisted by ot-

liar‘. been seriously ill, but. is at pres-

The World Day of Prayer was ob- served by the ladies of the three

‘Iauxiliarles of Prlncctown United, in n the Memorial Hall, these atlxiliarlcc being well represented. Mr. How- ard Ramsay, President of the Ham- ilton Auxiliary was the louder on

her local talent. The hall wn this occaskm‘ A duct was sweetly crowded and the best order p,” rendered by Mrs. Wallacte MacNutt valled. Mr. Alex Altken capably “m1 M“ “"51" 81m” °“' Mr"

acted us chairman.

One‘ of the most; enjoyable events of the season took place on Wed-

nesday evening. when Mr. Chalm

crs McLeod and Miss Amy Frlzzlc were united in marriage. The bride a winsomc

looked charming in gown of blue canton crepe. Aft

supper supper

(Patriot Please Cow“-

DE SABLE

Mrs. Ethel Bell paid a short

dL-rcursim concerning the p11'\':l1ase.1'151t 1° A1151“ "e°e111'1y'

ct a. map for the school took p'ac(3,I and was lrft over until the next meeting. llfrs. Robert Howard was p appaintcd to v'slt the school in;

.\lfarcl1. A letter "as rcad thanklrlg'lnyrs' '1' D‘ Macpnflane l5 111511-1 E

the Institute for ll1e'r support in raising money for the National Emergency Appeal. A letter was read from the Provincial Sanltorlum asking the Institute to aid them 2n the purchase of mattress covers. It was moved seconded and carried

C

lthat $1. be scnt to help out in this H

Mr. Dougal MncKlnnon is im- rovlng and able to be out again.

her daughter. Mrs. aster.

Roland

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell of

Dc Sable spent the week-end in‘ Bi‘, wQflflj

harlottetown.

Messrs. Melville Bell and Cor-Ion oln1 slacnt Sunday in WVtshire.

he guest of Mr. Frank Easter.

The many friends of Mrs. Vini-

1119 °1 MYS- ter Inee are "lad to hear she is 511d 1119 1°11 @1111 improving and hope to sec her out

. . l A . v. _____ ,1_\-rn rafuccd me. . . . Now I don‘t1g;_°’;1;"nt:":ifezzaTzfiogia°thwgfiiqi' 215:;AthZNHTnNJBNhHCBFnsHIINTteL/txtfr I CLEOD 8: BENTLEY "1;,~‘1-'11|1»'"1nn on at the flec- \'¥-"-111 11- - - - Y6" 11"". ‘Q1111? 1"’ of beef liver. y g1 ‘being so kind. The next meeting - n am s1 .11 '11 < '1 I‘ l.» 1."»t.-. . 1i. sis we - I J. A. BENTLEY tn \‘I‘Il m, h“: “I h? t, _ o F v p‘, d‘ .R1luulIY tasty as a cereal with will be held at the ho = “- C- a i “ "f" “l “it “““1i::...:::;*:.::'.11:1.l".;r.:¢°i1ri=- B’ ‘ r1 "t a Atmm -a 4.1m SEWH‘ . v ,. 1 wnkr-s s1’. ~ ' '- 1 ' ‘ -1 1 -- . - ........:.l .2... -~ v »;‘.:‘;."£..3§f“§.;i§..‘§i.‘;“”i2f l » mossy T0 1.0m usz-z-zs-a.» ‘ -1 ulldclstalld. J'm,"sl1c sald,I g8 n n’ n m’ " " " a‘ 1

Mr. Gordon MacDonald and

amid blowing of horns. ctc.. a. jolly crowd of seren- nders appeared ln grotesque cos- tumes. Aftcr wishing the bride nnr? groom n. felicltious journey through life all departed to their homes.

Simpson presided at the piano dur- lng the service.

The post-nuptial shower was held in Sea View Hall on Wednesday cv- cnlng in honor of Mr. and Mrs. James Murphy. lvfr. John Murphy was thc chairman. The bride and groom were seated on tho platform and two young girls, Misses Elva Duggan and Murjori: Dlakency came forward and presented them xvltlt numerous gifts, while Miss Blanche Stewart read the accom- panying vcrscs. After the presen- tation, supper was served to a large number of guests; dancing and mu- sic followed. The evenlngg‘; enjoy- ment was closed with the bcluicinz of the groom and the slncirr: o! "For We Arc Jo‘.iy Good F0201...‘

Word has been received of the sudden passing of Mrs. Goo-cg: Pid- dlngton at her home 111 Andovcr.

‘Mass, on Friday, hcbxuary 121.11. ‘The late Mrs. Plcldlnggton was the step-mother of l‘.f1'.<. .7:1111ei A ,Campbcll, tngoni-st of Prince ow11 'Unitcd. 1111's. Campbell had visited

' k no lsficct.

‘ M} , . . - . lcdlvli

“ r ovrn-zlartl o. lady and tho zlnlgglst tll-u-nssln v n‘? w” thrwcv '.'-xv‘x1221:irisltzls;1li':i.1:1.ii.i~.2molar... [Pb-w blnhjbottle and in two days both the children W"

_ ._ _ , . A g all syfup rlco 35c. a bottle, large famlly 817.0 05011111, T’

Alilburn Co" LML,

Friday and Saturday were two of the worst; (lays of the winter, the Sunday

The many friends of lifrs. Dan ls home again and lwopc to sce her able to bc out again in the near future.

The ladies of’ Dc Sable, who are busy as ever at lwoking, have been enjoying some parties. They spent ‘VaS-Spmt- Ncrs- n. very enjoyable evening at the Donald MacLean

Mr James Murchbanizs, New An- and of. ,, baby gm cathel-im. ‘Vanda 1.2111 ,11ml Mr. Charles Wlight, of ",[‘1'_vnn, u'crt~ visitilr: fricnds Ill M51!-

II: is interesting to rl-port the ar- rival of a baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacKry, Sea. Con-

The programme of the World Day of Prayer, was curried out by the members of‘ the Auxiliary of Keir

1Memorial. in their church parlor

The race on Darnley ice Thursday 11th. was characterized by those present. as a good race and there There were three horses entered and the result was as follows: George Croz- ier, Capt. Cope, 1, 1, 2: Melvillfl Donald, Allie Whit, 2, 2, 1; Herbert

“nd n young mo“ gll rvrpc _ with vlnlaTr"! 11111011.: r51" “flees g-v-mfng popdtlit y~ streets.

Tl; c glildreafs Coughs Torry The Mother

. ,4 Mrs. C. W. Harper Silver Water, Ont-i 11111.19’, "I was very much worried over the nnstl)’ "‘1‘(15E;;1g

two children had, and I had tried severe rem

' o I1 Uno tIny my Ilusliand was ~n tho drill! 51"" ‘I

11g and general ntores; put. up 0111)! 1131

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, x E‘ “w. and things ,,.,,,,. m. logklng too killed easfy. Therdwas no atand- attended 1m noise race n. Stanley. E y H“ Y..." I \. . _ . ‘ "I w 47

1 rosy for him 55, Jghn, terribly 11p- ng against the relengeful tacticsi . [H8 WORK

' i ____ set’ and not fully undcrstandillg Lee opposed to them, but they Mr. Arthur Iarnlbe, Springfield.‘ ‘VHF ' l I ‘I .’_ ‘ I ‘I I

I H quite all thcrc was in the situation fought nlucklly and well. and were spent the Wk 611d 111 51111111191511111- ' " U‘ " 9 ""174 ' "'1

l. SEALED TENDERS will be received at this office between Lucy and m, husbcclc, not lcc StLff-ncckcd o, endeavour I

1. until 110011, 0n 'l‘hursday, March 3rd, 1932, from any made very Sgnccrc offers of recon- to come to terms bzfore real ruin‘ Mr. and Mrs. F. W. E. Hasiamj l’ mum emu.

:1 110131111 111' P91511115 111111112 10 601111391 fol‘ 1111? Ielllflllk- clliation, but Jim's madness for rc- starcrl 111cm in the face. (Springfield. were vi-illvrs t0 Bedeqlle It's easy on hands, It’: easy on clothes, We fine V ' , v

1 lug of the Illllsbol-p Bridge. venge sw-c-pt hlm on. and ho wOllltl ’1“.r.ls ltzivpfihltlltlt one very‘ bleak last Sunday. for dishes! "Doe, more work because it makes -‘.- X v ‘ I

~.' . - - __ - , . ' l f‘.,ltC'..l .n:'s tooth and nail day in m. -W P1”. L60 N09 Ved 11 50, _ ' ' _ ' ' - 4 l‘ w; _-\.ll0C‘lIlLtlIl0nS may he seen at the Publlc Works gfliiivsagcggifgt: 100k bad m, tn, Wm“, njtogskmg hm, to meet the M, and Ms_ Russ, Ddghan.‘ s more and?“ rlellefuqulcllreralongc-r lasting 1 Tm: u" I m" "I'm", “ ‘I 0mm,’ Lharlouetowlh The Department docs not bmd Oldmignn Mm domed“, Stuck w mad of Gresham‘ “with a View to South n_ento“ml were v15 to“ w, _.\L.-.-. -..-..,.~+ 41-40 c _l1p.rlnsesc elm, so lens miter. ‘g . _ n1. 1 1 itself to zlceept the lowest or any tender. c his posymld did h; best. but he dsflmsmg the 51mm,“ Kmkom Sunday Procterdtc-mblc, Toronto, Ont. ‘ ' I L B M was 11]) ncoizlst l], competition thlt “ThPy are on their knees to me '. u u was who 1y uncaring of COfifTCf1UCll~ at la‘"ti" he thculh. 811d 11"\111'1f111 M115‘ Peter 631111191‘ re111n1ed_-—- _ _ , ' " _ _ _ _ -_=_ S 11,-», “c 111311141 (‘,1'(*_<;l13111'5, swept him {ill 11c felt almost physl- 1° 110111010. 111161‘ 596N111! 11 W991‘ , P _ 1 . , , _ _ _ Q -. Deputy t‘.l1n1stel' of PLlbIlC Works 8: Highways. from d; “L; m1)", he Mm,“ mm cmv giddy m“, m Ha accepted vgmng M“ and Mm clan. Green, Mrs. John n. M,‘ The proglanl 11m -1g‘\11c§:;1°o1f3°n:“1’1°N‘;S 2°;5f1ii"g“:h°‘1 °“‘1Y 1" 111v veal .' .1 ‘ ' 1 ' 1' ‘ . ittee: Mrs. Emest Ilaslnm. “'4 '~- 1' '~ 11 ° 11 91' 11 good health. Al .1 mwri . c -.- . the t-"llce- and 1111111811 a 1111' for 1111' K1“1‘°"‘~ mm“ .. . . .‘ . g fitfiwhi self n ill r1 608* n K H _ ‘ MISS were“ Hasmm’ and Mm Shaw 'tI18tI-!l'lE'OfWrItlng,1\/1r_,_Canmbcu . l 1 .. .. . . “m; 1,33,, y; all, Anles said .l1e head of Gnshams to cal upon ’ H _I "co h. was leavmg to attend the hm

+ s! , _ __ ___ _ __ _c__ _______________ _____ hm? mm, on“. 20mm; norm.’ and m“ M155 Bumclta ccnnlck, 110mm, Willie 11-1111» A 11-111“ 011 11 @111! ‘ \ fr ‘

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which was to be held in t1

Church, Andover. on Sunday, 14",

Sympathy is cxtctldcd to the 11c.

lreavcd members of the family in

. the passing of one whom they lore: and respected.

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vrcronm AND VICZNITY

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Mr and Mrs Willard Thoma, 0f Victoria, spcrlt Sunday l11 ’l‘ryon at the hcme of Mrs. John Tho. mas.

1B Baptisl

Miss Beth Boultcr is spending y two week vacation with friends in 1111111113’. Bcdcquo. and side.

Slimmer-

Mrs. Wilfred 1111112111 has rcturlfl- ed home after spending :1 wcck in Summcrslde with her !<lԤ'cr and friends.

Drcl Lyman 0t‘ Tlgvon. 5111\nd. ing he winter months 111 Hcloria, at the Orient Ilotel. Dad is always :1 welcome guest at Victoria.

Mr. Hal Walsh and Mr. Crcclie Led motored from Summcrsidc to Victoria on Feb 17th and retumed to Summcrsldc the following day

The sympathy of the entire community goes to Mr. Illllnu Lora who is seriously sick in Prince County Hospital and all Join in wishlnghim a speedy recovery.

Mrs. Ross Boultcr has return- eddlome ufler spending :1 very pleasant week-cud in Charlotte- town with her son Srumlcl, who was attending Prince of Wales College until the fire but 110w in Prince llitrcct; School.

The Baptist Young People of Tryon had a Valentine Social on Friday night which proved a lIrf-‘Hl success. Last but not least was the lovely lunch served by 111v 1011165 Special mention should be ur-ldc 01 ‘._fr_s._.l‘. Thomas. who kindly 5UP‘ piled the tea. and cream.

Old Jack Frost has been .\\'llh 111 for the lust few days, gently 11111‘ ing us that all Sprint: 11111115 11111‘ tawny when he 811F911“ 1111111111

we cannot; complain. Cars lulve run between Victoria and Charlotte- town‘ and Victoria and Summer- iside every month this winter 5° fur.

Cloak And Dressmakers 011 ' "fotest St rlke

lion Prqssl

Bosl. 1.155., Fob. 25-11111?“ I cloak and drcssmukers. \'""°1151

estimated in number at 1.711111 3.500 went on $1311" 10111" 1“ pr test against the alicS°I1 T manfacturers to nmrt “'0 negotiate nrw \v:.~r‘.:i.".! at the cmrfraflnn “f [hf 1.1111, COD‘ fronts, February l5-

The strike, which hfid

the 1111‘

proval o“ the American Irrdcratoll of Labor ns well as the Huston CH1‘ iral Labor Union and 111° nchuscits Federation u" I 511113 d1: . 1- _ .: called b7: the I11tcr.1nt..11 1 h‘ {lament wcrlvrs union, Halt of 1'6 . l 1 111