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Th0 1i(ljo,ii|'n1-rl organization 70ll mot-tint: of the French Riva-r Poll will lit‘ hcld in ‘he hull on l~‘i'1li:1_v the litli. nst. :11 R p. m. ,\ lull atten- lnncc i~‘ l'('-’]llt"i-'l.'l. lly Ortlt-r. 11111-11113 (‘minty .1\.<.~"n.

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In Memoriam

l 1m. WILLIAM tour-mu 1 In 1110 r-uilitr cvriiirg

311111.11‘, A115. 1.1111. Mr ‘Li. 4111.11 .1 1c highly

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p.41 lllll) .11 hi» iioinoat 1h: coin- ‘ l'.l\'.l_\ t'1\l'l_\' ll .111 oi 69 yeitrs. 1n a hritltli

ticri-nst-ti 111111 been p111: 4301111111011 of

vv1.~:' .\li.-'i llllVlllg liati an attack oi 1111i 11111 1l;l.l nJIIlSVVllGL over a yo!‘ 114.1. 111:1‘. l‘, was hoped that in due ltmiiive 111- llUllltl b.- iully restored

11,1, 41011 pi-ziltli again. , 111i: 11.1‘ .1 iiunibt-i" of months ‘pd-t i‘ \\.1~ bCCdlllllltl more and ‘llltlll’ 1-11.! 111 to his 11110.1 ones than. iii-min o: iinpriiviiig his condition \v-.1.~ g. 11y gFJWlllg worse. In o: liil that inxiicui skill and irieiids could do. his supply ‘I mergy slowly waned 011 tnc above mentioned date llllt’ spirit uingeci iis 11 aven- 111 ;.. dos a sorrowing Compton leaves to .¢ loss of a kind and lav- two sons and

..t family there was one namely. Mrs. Arthur Gillcspiv, Somerville. Mass.

I11 the second family were two sons and one daughter. The sons arc Daniel Compton, Cambridge.

.\i and Milton Compton, Cul- lc ii and the daughter is Mrs. ll iiiiii Miller. Belle River-

Nlr. Compton was very dear to hi.» family and all are feeling their loss very keenly. By the third mar- riago thcre wore no children.

Mr. William Compton was one of a family oi nine members three l.ll‘0lll£‘!'.~ and six sisters.

The two brothers besides Mr. Compton now deceased were Jos- rph Compton and James Compton both of Brooklyn, P. E I. and the sisters were Mrs. Heniy Bramlialc, Borden. P. E. 1.; Mrs. Malrolm Taylor, Portland. Oregon, Mi}. John Cameron. Albany, P. E. I Mrs. Henry Compton. Iris, P. E. I. and Mrs. Benjamin

liours of Wlllldlll tsicemetl passed away

[Albany and Vicinity

The sympathy of the commun- ity goes out to Mr. and Mrs. Am- lcrcse Nooizan in the death of their only daughter, Margaret Helen wnicli occurred lll the Prince County Hospital on Thurs- day, September 29th at the age ol twenty one months. Having con- tracted s, cold which seemed to leave her iii a tveakened condition, she entered the Hospital 011 Sun- day in hopes of being restored to health. Her Iuneial was held on Friday afterncoi. to Seven Mile Bay Cemetery.

Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston, oi Albany entertained a. number o! triends to an "at home" on Thurs- day, Sept. 22 Ladies hlighest score for card was won by Miss Mar- garet MrAulay. Gents Arthur C. Green. A dainty lunch Was served by the hcstms brought a very pleasant evening to a close.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Francis. Carleton Siding, spent Sunday in Albany. the guest o1 Mrs. Harry

Francis.

Miss Margaret McAulay: o! Charlottetown, left for Hope River Friday morning after visiting Mr. sud Mrs Urban J. Pineou, cl Al- any.

Mrs. Herve _Biloclca11, of Hull, Quebec. is Vlslllll‘: in Albany at

the home of her parrnts. Mr. and Mrs. Georgi.- AlacCcrniac.

Mr. Layton Greeii and Charles Connolly of Brtlrquc. were visittrs to Tryoii on TllllfSdlly evening,

well attended l dance and fwas licld iii Sevrii M119 Bay

O T OUR WAY

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SAY, YOU

Born-s and Mrs. George Hume both of Brooklyn. P. E. I

All of the» other members prede- ccascci their brother William at different periods during the past tliirt_v-iivc years. The dcrrascd was a man who wa~ quite widely known mid was lioltl in lllEl1 esteem by all. The whole of his liic was lived on Print-o Edward Island. He was born in Bro"kl,vn. At the age of thirty yours hr went from here to Priors Road wlicrc lie lived for J-"omo nineteen years, From Peter's R"ﬂ(l he movcd to Belle River itrd nitrr having lived their for five ycai-s hr purchased a farm in Cul- lrxlrn where he spent the remaind-

t": of his day's.

Bclri-e his final illness Mr. Compton took it deep interest in iall that pcrtainrd to the welfare of the School and Community and the Church and he will be much mls<ed in the various activities 0t life

A1 thr time of the disruption in i925 hr- ri-inaincd true to the Cllllftll of his fathers and he was always rcady to help on with ovrigv good cause. But ivhil-g he x111‘ 1x1 11inch mlssrd in the out- sifc nvirltl lt is among his own

1r" '1 0110s that 111s death will be l<1. m~ 1 lUPlllj‘. His loved one will (Wm: 1011: l"l‘ his rrcnial prrssnce

and ‘nit word o1‘ good ch"er. Such lni 1112 though wi’l b." all in vain, H 1111'- uriiie on forever into that vr liomc whore suffering and my m“ unknown. Knowing "111- would be so unkind nslo 111-. 1i1ibnund snirlt back into 1 ..

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111s pissing was 011'.’ of deep peat-r.

Tho lunr-ral was hold in the

"on on Vl/cr’nr\s<!a_\'. A1192. 17th. li~ ll"fl\'(>ltllllllt.‘ abwncc nt his l 1~ If‘ llwrvrv A!" r 11 short service at the home

‘lic rrcziilar lllllPTnl servlcp was 1.1111 1n 1hr- Chiircli of Scotland Broklyn.

Tn“ pail lIPKTOYS were: Messrs. '1!

Alr-Plicrson, Roriorlrk Mac- Kiniivii. 111111101 MzicPlierson Earl Hiiiiic, Oliver Hume and Binjamin M1111":

lntcrnirnt was Criiirtcry’.

in the Brooklyn

Jnxvr-llv-d t-mliroidrrirs on felt, sntiii. fur or patterned silks came 1n stile with tho Persian influence 11nd r-vnrrvs 1hr luxury‘ phase which is <0 important. Coupled with this arc nictnllic brncadcs which also rcllrrt ill!‘ Oriental and are axe llfmlctl to rnmv 1n strong for wear fur coats and for cocktail

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comm’ BOTHERIM‘ ME IN sci-iooi. JUST WHEN TH’ TEACHER 15 eivmVA LECTURE on HOW "r0 c121 TH‘ MO5T oufr OF LIFE 2

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“sfuiils and TIPPIE

CHAR LOTTETO WN

Don't let a little thing

rette pleasure. You can

Hail on Thursday evening, music being furnished by the Summer- 'side Orchestra-

Mr. Austin McKenna. Central Bedeque. ls visiting his sister, Mrs. Rusell Noonan, Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. George Mac- Cormac have recently moved into their beautiful new residence in Albany Village.

Mr. and Mrs, Albert Cadbeck. have returned home tofrryon frcm QQPJVPElS-i Vl-FXL .°_.B95l¢?"__al_“l

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GUARDIAN

A NASTY 00Lll 1

like a cold cut in on ciga- emoko as much as usual

. . . and enjoy it as much a a . if you smoke menthol-cooled Spude. Wlefm actually 16% cooler. What a diﬁerenoe that makes! You'll ﬁnd, too, that Spuds are a grand smoke when the cold has gone. 10 for 10¢. 25 for 25¢. Cork Tip or Plain. (Also, Spud F inc-cut Tobacco for rolling your own, 10¢ the package.)

other U. B.

Mrs. Arthur Dawson, 'I‘l'yon, left 11:05am)

on Saturday morning on a visit to Winnipeg and other Centres.

The titty-sixth anniversary o! -

the laying o! the corner stone o! the United Church, of Tryon was celebrated in the Church on Tues- day evening. Rev. Fred Young pastor of the church led the ser- vice. The guest singer for the ev- ening was Rev. Mr. Murray, of

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By J. R. Williams

NEED CAN

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Moved by the agony of his wile, who was dying from e stomach cancer, harry C. Johnson. B|>°V¢1 retired Hewlett, L. l.. distributor,

re rted to have run a garden attached to an lluminating gas jet Into Mrs. Johnson's room

Canadian and asphyxlated her in a "mercy

killing.” He ls being held tor possible grand Jul‘! “mm.

who delighted the audience with many beautiful songs, Mrs. C D. Wright was organist of the even- 1 ing, at the close of the evening an , ice cream social was held on the grounds.

HELLO, MARTHA

ADVANCE AS

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as c/isn PRIZES-ht Prlu sioom- 2nd Prize m, i 5th

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Marjorie Cameron teacher

_ I unt. Tryon is at. present lYl-l-Aullllll izaibei- o! Albany are spending her vacation with he: sﬁad to sec him around after his parents M: and Mrs W P recent illness. Cameron. ' _1)'

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By George McManus

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HELLO “HELLQ-l?) THIS THE

BUTCHER ?-THl5 l5 MRS.

*$86315§E<S‘1=°¢%Y=i%1§ as... lg TEN HEADS OF

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CABBAGE- RIGHT AWAY-

Bv Edwina

WELL, l B'LlE\/E I'LL JUST MAKE A BLACK WALNUT CAKE —'

Starring

THEY ?

WHY, MY LAND! WHERE ARE

Ql-F-WELL, I GAVE 'EM TO

MARY MARG-‘RET - WELL, c000 NlGl-lTl THEY WERE iyiimr. - GEE! YOU seen TELLIN ME NOT TO or. SELFISH --

1 ﬂu G000]! llmlmr Admin larvloe, In.

MY LAND!

ILY CAN JUST G£T ALONG TH’ eras-r WAY EY KNOW How-

AN' YOUR OWN FAM-

POPEYE

Now Showing-"The Pleasure Is All (luriiﬁlﬂ-vrojiorroiv - “On His Royal Last Legs."

ME AN’ KING SWEEYPEA l5 AQFUL SORRY ABOUT WHAT HAPPNGED

; ‘TO vet: AQMV!

IT'S VERY MVSTERIOUS- 1 HOW THEY DISAPPEAQED! lT MUST HAVE BEEN l SOMEOF KlNG SW EFPEAS

lT AIN'T A err MVSKEQIOUS! THE DE- MINGS GOT VED BLASTED Aowiv. THA'S WHAT.‘ THE‘! PDLLED ‘EM RIGHT 11410 THE EADT’!

14121212 l AM AT w WITS' euo FROM womzv

AND wasp/xii: AND v01) BEGIN TELLING ME FAlRY STORlES!

’oe14o1.1s-- inoeeoll THERE'S NO SUCH

THING AS DEMONS! ______/

HE oozsm BELIEVE lN

DEMONS. MR. POPEVE '? 1'17 9E GLAD TO HAVE . HIM MAKE THEIR ACQDAINTANCE