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lLl-‘INGDONB PLAN TOUR similar visit to the Maritime Prov- ‘THROUGH MARITIME , inces in July next. ‘PROVJ-NGES In making this announcement to-

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‘WHEN THE‘; BRW-QSH ‘CON. STITUTION WAS IN DANGER." will be L116 flllbleot of an address by Mil‘. W. ‘(Hleelter S. Mchure. M.L. A., at uhe ‘Caledonlian Oiub tornllglyt when ho will deal with the genera-l strike crisis of May last year. Ad- mission free. ‘ 4269

MARSHFIELD. YORK A‘ND' Brackiey ‘Unlilted- ‘Church hold wor- gmp at, 11 a. ., l3 p. 111.. and 7 ‘p. m., lreapedtively. next. Sunday.

be loadius live hogs Wednesday, lFob. 16th. Highest prices paid according to government grading. ‘C. E. Pratt l‘: Son, St. Peters.

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CHURCH SERVICE-Tbs post- poned United W. M. S. special prayer service of the Brackley, Union Road, York and Marshfleld Societies will he held in York lChurch, Friday, ‘March 11. Weather permitting.

MORE HORSES COMlNti-lwe are hsvvlng another car of horses arrivingabout the firs-t of April. All thoroughly broken, nice round turned horses. If you need a horse they will ‘be worth waiting for. C. ‘E. Pratt & Son, 4270 3 10 3i.

SNOW N0 HINDRANCE- A number of young ladies from French River snowshoed to the Geddle Memorial Church for the morning seuvice on Sunday last some of them coming a distance of three milos. Included in the party were. ‘Misses Lucy lMcKeuzie, Caroline Fraser, Lilian ‘McKenzie, Glennie McKenzie, Ethel McLeod. Emma Lamont and Lucy Hainea.

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weighing ‘p rty, ruffle, ‘supper ‘and the auspices of “The Jolly Club" goffllear ‘Spring at the home of IMns. James ‘Mallard, was n decided success. ‘Doors were opened at seven o'clock and weighing continued ulltil all ill attendance had ‘been weighed and paid for. Much merriment was derived at this juncture and it is singular to note that only one out of ‘more than one-iluudred guests balanced the scales on the sot weight of 1135 pounds. ‘Music was plentiful. as this vicinity is proud to boast of . many high class fiddlers and dancing began at an early hour. was continued until the wee hours of ‘the morning. During this time ‘the guests were deeply pleased. ‘by a. most delicious supper that was tastefully pre- pared as ‘Clear Spring. Institute ladies so well know how. The

Youth enjoyed shaking the dice during the raffle m‘ n, “light? which ‘was won ‘by ‘Mr. George Maclnnis. The regular

the home -of lMrs. ‘Deagle. members and twelve visitors were present. ‘Roll call was answered with stories which caused much laughter. Some points to the good of the mom-hers were read from the

the business part of ‘the meeting it was decided to ask one ol‘ the

wood flooring from iMr. G. Creamer, some. to ‘be laid in tile school during "the summer holidays. Some mention was made of purchasing n. new map but was not decided until the next, meeting, which shall be at ‘the home of lMrs. IMary “hicc- Donald. Those present paid the annual fee. A very interesting 31°71’ Dfqvided iby the president was read by one of the members and was appreciated ‘by all. ‘The meeting closed with the ‘National Anthem. ‘A dainty lllnch was served b!’ the hostess and the social hour W“ BDent in music and dancing.

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CORRESPONDENTB AR-E RE. MINDED that all-letters four ‘pub- iicaltlon must be eccom by the name of the wrlmer, not. neces- Bahily for publication but as a guar- antee of good saith.

VPQUTING Pasrolt-lnev Jacob Heaney of St. Stephen, N. B.. who was called home to the island by the dearth of his father. preached very acceptably in the Margnte ‘ClLurch on Sundayevenlng March

GIFT APPRECIATEDPAII will be pleased to welcome Dr. ‘Clift to the City and one o: his first acts on arrival was to make a donation of $10.00 to the Protestant Orphan~ use. Thanks ‘Doctor.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT — The Treasurer of the Protestant Orp- hanage scknowlsdgea with thanks the receipt of $10.00 from New Wiltshire ‘Dist. L. 0., A. per J. H. Colwill also $25.00 from Princess Chapter 0. E. S. Stanley Bridge per Miss Margaret Anderson.

ANOTi-IER\ ‘8UC6ES8.- The Plince ‘Edward Theatre was again packed Tuesday on the occasion of the second presentation of Sun~ shine. The clever acting was again of a ‘high order and the well tilled house expressed their approv~ al of tho performance of the dlffer_ cut members‘ of the cast, by much applause. '

Y. W. C. A. MEETI‘N‘G.— The Wglilar meeting of the Board of Directors of the Y. W. C. A. was held in the Cundal Home, Tuesday, ‘March 8th, at 3.30 p. m., the Pre- sident Mrs. K. J. Martin presiding. Tilers was a large attendance of members to met Miss Philippa of (Fcronto who is acting general tSecl-eiary during the absence oi lMiss Mc'Colum Satisfactory re- Doris were received on the work o_f the ‘past month and various committees named for the coming year,

HANDSOME NEW BUILDING CORNER GREAT GEORGE AND KENT ST.—Mlr. -N. Tweel ‘who purchased the vacant ‘lot corner of ‘Great ‘George ‘St. and Kent St., previously occupied by lthe‘ Guard- ian ‘building. ‘intends erecting this $D1'ing a. ‘splendid three storeyed brick building for stores and of- fices. The plans. wlllllch have been Prepared by Mr. James Har- ris, Alrchiteot. show a very fine fllblliflge ‘lo Great George ‘St., ‘and another to ‘Kent ‘St., which will

_ m-oon ‘was shining brightly and the ‘greatly ‘improve the alppearangg of Tlllldfl were good and the sum ofthese thoroughfares. $36.80 was cleared. Many of the

Mfr. Tweel will occllpy part of‘ the premises, and lthe other; consisting of‘ the store and ‘three suites of offices, one apartment. ‘vull-l be for ‘rent,

meeting and the Guardian understands ‘bhlist followed on Wednesday evening attllere ‘is already a great dlemand Eighflfor lthese.

There is n0 question the new‘ block of buildings will be the most central and‘ alttractive business and office premises in the city. and Mr. Tweed deserves to be congratulated on his enter-

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ENJOYABLE SOClAL.—A verY cnjoyulblg social was lzel recently at the home of Mr. and rs. Wm. Bernard, French Rlvey, under the auspices oi‘ the -W. M. ‘S. and ‘Mission Band of the Geddie lMomorial ‘Church it was estimated that upwards of two hulldred people were present. Mr. George Ferguson presided while the following ex- cellent programme was carried out. lnstrumentlal music ‘(violin and Piano) Mr. Roland ‘McKenzie, lMlss ‘Dorothy Brown. Solo-Miss lElsie MclKay. Reading—lMlss Annie ‘McLeod. Instrumental Music— Mr. lHarry ‘Marks, Miss Millie iPidgeou. lSolo-‘Mr. Allan Campbell. Reading -..\lliss Lucy Halnes. Trlo-llMrs. Bernard, Mrs. Riley and Mrs. ‘Mc- Leod. RoadlngAMr. J. A. Millman. IDuet-‘Miss ‘Evelyn Anderson, Mr. lCyrll Horton. Instrumental, Miss ‘Pidgeon, Mr. Marks. Reading-Mr. Angus Green. Soio——‘Mr. Alma ‘Delaney. Piano Duet——-'Mr.s iDicker- soll, Miss ‘Ethel McLeod. There were also two contests under tho luanbgemsnt oi‘ the‘ young ladies which created much interest and amusement. Two first prizes were won by Miss Marion Murray, while Misses ‘Minnie Lamont and Hazel ‘Bernard were successful in carry- ing off "Booby" prizes. A dainty supper ‘was served ‘by. Mrs. ‘Bernard assisted by the young ladies. Tile silver collection which was taken during the evening amounted t‘o forty-four dollars. It will be remembered that the lMission ‘Band above referred to did good work last year holding second place among the bands of their Church on the island.

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Picnic/Party Ends in Tragedy

(Canadian Press) ‘MEXIJCO CITY, March 7.—-One dead, and ninety injured‘, marked the tragic ending of a picnic yes- lflvdfly. To big motor trucks full of gay singing persons overturned while going down a steep grade at full speed on the Mexico City- Puebis road, and s third ‘truck also full of pleasure seekers also crash- ed into the overturned trucks. For- ty persons, many of them perhaps fatally injured, were taken to hoa~ ‘pitals.

General Strike In’ Hong Kong is Object

HONG KONG, Mar. 7. —Simul- taneously with the agitation for n general strike in Shanghai, it is re- ported from Canton that the sen- men’s union there is attempting to form a communist nucleus on every steamer trading with Hong Kong.

The object it is said, is to create a federation of labor unions pre- paratory to calling a seamen's strike on the river steamers which if successful would lead to a gell- oral strike in Hong Kong.

Gieanings From Tryon And Vicinity

Old friend stcrk still makes on occasional visit at. Tryon. On Mon- day morning February 28th, he left s12 1-2 lb. baby boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. lRu_ssel A. I-lowatt. Congratulations.

Mr. Thomas Best of Crapaud drove ‘to Town on Tuesday ot‘ last week.

The news reached Tryon on Fri- day that during the preceding night (Thursday) the well-equipped store of Mr. Fred ‘Bell of Cape Traverse had been burned to the ground, which was supposed to ‘be caused by an overheated stove. The sympathy of Mr. Bell's man)’ friends are with him in his great loss.

‘Our congenial blacksmith, re~ pairer and constructor, Mr. Harry A. MaoPhee, has recently purchased the vacant dwelling-house ‘belong- in gto the Tryon Baptist Church This he intends using to enlarge his already tremendous establish- ment.

Mr. Charles Hcwatt of Tryon has been spending some time lu Hampton lately at the home 0i Mr. and Mrs. W. Myers._l\lr. Myers has been attending the Potato Grower's Association meetings in Charlottetown.

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»‘Mr. LsRoy Howatt of Victoria has ‘been storm stayed in Tryon recently.

‘The storm King which waged last week luld low one of the heaviest falls of sllow of the winter.

:Many of the people from here nightly attend the fine revival ser- vices held in tho United Church at Victoria ‘by the Rev. MCiLBUII, his

daughter a ‘very talented singer is with him ulso. ~11- -i<0>—-—-—

Hockey At Bedeque

A very interesting, ‘friendly clean, exciting and well played game of hockey was ‘played at Bedeque ‘Wednesday eivening. March 2nd. when the Old Beavers played the young Beavers. The game got started at 9.05,an<l from the face-off showed the two teams pretty evenly matched and I119 play see-sawed from end to end and both goalies were called to save quite frequently. 1st. period ended with neither side ‘being able to score. The 2nd period ‘had not been ‘started many minutes when Waugh secured the puck and in a nice run scored the first goal 101 the old fellows. ‘This was followed by u strong effort on the ‘part oi the young ‘Beavers to even things up. ‘However they were unable tt do ‘so in ‘tlris period. 2nd period 1—-0. ‘Shortly after the 3rd period started Mert Desroches ‘secured the puck ‘at centre ice evaded ‘the old feliowfis forwards, went right down to ‘the defence, found ‘one old ‘Beaver away, circled around the other one, and rushed in close to Barwisa who had no chance to save and tied the ‘score. After about

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