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C. N. R. PROMOTIONS

(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL, Que. Feb. 28.-J. S.

McGowan, wllo for the past two and B half years-llas beell western man- ager of colonization and agriculture mt Winnipeg has been appointed as- sistant director of colonization and agriculture with headquarters at Mon treul, according t o aililouncemellt made by Dr. W. J. Black. director of the Department of Colonizatirm. Agriculture and Natural Resources Mr. E. G. Gurton who has been east- em Manager oi’ Colonization at Mon- treal has been appointed lllanager of the lands sctilcnlent development ser- vice oi the company in thc United States with headquarters at St. Paul, Minn.

Mr. Gurton succeeds L. B. Boyd,

who has resigned :liter lna.ny years service. Mr. McGowan will be suc- ceeded in the west by Mr. Robert England who has been for some years continental superinten.dant. of col- liililbn for the railway with hond- (lllrhvl il XACHQ. init

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ton began life on the farm and Mr. England has had experiences amongl new Canadians in the west and is the author of the Central European immigrant in Canada. ..

Mr. McGowan camo to Canada

from Ireland to engage in farming and after the war in which he serv- ed as a pilot, he took I. courl in agriculture at the Manitpba. Agricul- tural college and was el\81\K¢4 fm' `worl; in England, in connection with the correspondence course in url- culture prepared by 15116 CB-H8413” National Railways for usb by intend- ilig settlers from Britain.

Mr. Gorton was an immigrant set.-

luer from nnglllnd. In 1903 he was attached to the Colonization Depart- ment or the Runway in the wr-'lt Wm 1923 to i927 when he was trans- iferred to Montreal.

Mr. England, native of Ireland. came to Canada as I. y0utl1. H6 imd- uawd in arts from Queens Univ- ersity, Kingston, Ontario. ll-nd 9*' tended his studies to Paris. under I ‘Annals ill H* U 1 'army gomb years 'teaching in asi- chewan. He saw active service in the war. his distinguished service earn- ing him the militB1’l’ crow. | _____________.

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| Boat building is an industry that 'ls receiving some attention, there being quite a number of new boats lbullt.

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Mrs. Hazen Moore has returned

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BASKET SOCIAL-A very delightful _ md successful concert and basket; social was held in Travellers Rest/ I-lol on Thursday evening under the auspiol of the Womcn'| Instituto The evening was fine and quite A number of visitors attended from Summel-side and other outside points. Mr. D. Walker wry capcbly presided The first part of the program was given by local talent and some very dollghtflll readings and solos both vocal and instrumental were beaut- ifully rendered. Worthy of special mention were the dialogue playettes and a humorous reading by Rev. Mr. Nicholson of Bedeque. The perform- ers from Summerside, who arrived later in the evening were given-a great reception. Professor Hume gave some splendid violin selections. The McNeill trio delighted everyone with their Highland dances. Mr. Philipson gave some excellent Scotch sons! Ind Messrs Edward and Bert P9016 B150 favored the audience with vocal mus- ic. Miss Zinck. the Red Cross nurse. added to the evenings enjoyment with hu- usual cellghtfln songs and Miss Irene Wells and Harold Heust- L5, furnished a duet, "Broadway Melody." Miss Wells giving il. line ex- hibition of the Ohulasoon. The bask- ets were auctioned oi! by W- Ulm" snlllvsn and rw.-.md very hmdlwme prices. The proceeds which amount- ed to over one hundred dollars was in aid of the Hall fund. The Wonlen's lblstituto desire to thank all those who helped to make the evening such a. success. MIS- GGUTSG RMMIY WU the pianist for the evenll1K-5-

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Summersida have returned from ul pleasant visit to Charlottetown-S.

-.Ml-. M. S. I/so of Victoria has

returned home after splndinl 9- VCYY Plesamt week in Sumlmerside the guest of Mrs. William Houstls.-S.

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pm- the month of Janul-ry!- nininsl-. nm- one X-1» H11- ,-nlwlh Morrison: 2 Hww' S185- worth; 8 Julia. Ml-,ln-isorl.

Grade IX-1 Amos Lavarldiler: 2

Gerard Scully; 3 Frank MacDonald.

Grade VIII-1 Eleanor `I.eal:le; 2

Ames n-ennh; 3 Joseph Scully- vlee-Prln. Dept Gfide VII-1

Lucy Scully- _ | Grade vi-1 Edna Lovers; 2 Ver-

onica Burke; 8 Ads Bmtchilder.

Grade V (Senior)-l Janis Llew-

ellyn; 2 Lilian Walker: 3 Thestai Yorsbon. Gi-me v l.lunlor> uvllss Msooull-

vra.y's Dept.)-i Cllarles Boudrcaulti 2 ‘Evelyn Hessian; s welter Hemphill

Grids IV-1 Herbie Stewart: 2

Hattie Llewellyn; 3 Warren Llewel- 1 n. ' yomle nr <s¢nlnl-l-l Kimball' Keaping; 2 Mary Morrison. Ralph Hemphill; 3 Maisie Yorslon.

Grade III (Jn)--I Charles Currie: 2 Agnes Dicks; 3»Kil-able Victor.

Mig Knights Dept. Grade Ii-1

lk-i'1 Rl.fuae» Arnold Hobbli 2 Mel- vlna. Bakohilder. Ls.\l.ro. MacDonald: 3 Geraldine Scully. Eleanor McPhee-

Grado I (Sr)--Walter Balchilderl

2 laabel Mac!.eIJ'l: 8 Alves 5¢ul1Y~ at-me I can-1 manner Ross: 2 Julie xml-ulcer; s Dorothy Keen' ill. Joan Boll.

iss, Jule Llewellyn, Oliver Ross. 'rhnia Ycrston, Lili!-rl Wil-lm' Llufl Macbonl-ld. ll!! R»lY‘1\ll°..1=Yll Llewellyn. llsanor lmao. Dot. Kew- ixu, Gllristinl MMDOMIG, Frankie ‘iw-fuse. :l-lame Llewellyn. warren Llewellyn. Fred lhyfuse. Kimball

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` ers were Messrs. John and William

Attended by a long concourse of

sorrowing relatives and friends, the rcmclills of Mr. John Robert Mc- Pilerson, who passed away on Feb. 20th, w ere conveyed on Sunday from his horns in Glenwood to West Point Presbyterian Cemetery and in- terred in the family plot there

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officiating clergyman at the home'

and gravesidp were Rev. Mr. Loring and Rev. Mr. Profitt. The Dall-bean

McDonald, Bertram McLellan, John 'A McPherson, Albert Milligan and

Mr. Nell Mclsaac, local represent-

hospitallty. For many years she was illllcrnl of his uncle, Mr. John R.. ’ . congswnt member of the Meth_ MC[,h€1.s0n_ fourteen members and three visitors oust Chu,-ch md "ved _,_ true Chl.-“_ ___ _ present. The meeting opened with tion life, and died trusting iully in Friends of l\il'. Amasa Betts, whg the merités of her redecmer and in iilas been incapacitated for several me Gold" and mu can was answered the hope of a blcmed and glorious years as the result of a paralytic with bmhday and birthstone’ The lxnmclrtality, beyond death and the stroke, regret that he recently has grave. taken ll turn ior the worse and is read and u'd°p"d and new mmmn' She leaves to mourn two sons and ,now in ll critical condition. tees were °‘pp°mted‘ A pr°B"’mm°

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Lizzie at home, and Mrs. Hector Mao- ' Miss .J l M 1. was “med °“t, and the meeting KM. Da5ab1e_ ,L50 three system Mrs H1", eam;u?,;.t 0? ;;:c`“_;_;1;_ hip adjourned. lovable Program was then carried out

Alex campbem chm.1oW_mwn_ Mm |7_ has now remmed to her home _“I The February meeting was held atl and the meeting adjourned. John sobey, Hampton, and Mrs. c. Glenwood. ill' h°1“° °f MH- Th°m" Hvrran ‘P""‘°° "M" °°"’~’

Irving Pope Salem Mass. -

to Crapaud Cemetery. | The services were conducted by Rev l

The p earcrs were: ert m-:..-I ~ , _- _ _

dale, Joseph Trowsclale, vl'homll;~,1 Miss Helen Rogerson is spent-1ln~ » _

_.Mn and Mrs. Keith Cameron of |c:a.mel-on, John H, Myer-.=_ Dougald _.1 few days at he, home in Mmfé / / w L L

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LONDON, Feb 28iBl‘ltisll Urlited_

iirmary, in a. rccent number oi tile' Lancet, the well known nlcdicnl _ journal. _

In former. rlrlys. the writers say,

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Bessie Sb0wa.l't; 2 Freida Solomon; 3 _small boys use to insert ears oi rczn- _

mon grass under tile wrist of a j°r- ! sey sleeve. The movements of tllcl body acting on the stiff brisilrrs of the grass would cause the ear to ble propelled up the arm and to reap- pear in some distant situation.

At Cannock, however, it is stated

a. more dangerous game is played. One boy stands with open mouth while his play-fellows ailn grass ears at the target so presented. In the case under review a wr-ll-aimed grass evidently passed into thc upper aperture of the larynx, and, by rea- son of the arrangement of its brist- les, passed invitably tllrougll the larynx, tracheal, bronclli, lung, and chest wall. ~

The boy, aged 3‘é. devclopccl ll

persistent cough and a. high tcm- perature, ‘and later o. swelling ap- peared on thc chest wal.l Wllllc dresslng this swelling the :lis- trict nurse noticed something pro- jecting from its centre. This she seimd with forceps and withdrew an ear of grass ill inches long.

' P”‘°°° °m‘“d"'M°: G°'rd°“ Dwi' The boy was sent into the royal

Hospital, Wolverhampton, where, after an operation, he completely recovered. ,( _ _

Street accidents in london have

become so numerous that the Minis- ter of Transport :recently called a

` K°'Pi”¥- 1°* Wim' “'“°‘° “"‘“‘- conference or local officials one le-

presentativea of all road users to consider means of reducing the toll.

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mmm s mam anion minus campus.. inn nn; crosses rlmv all BlSC\|.lt CO.

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Milo, are now in Glenwood wllerc

'they were called owing to the illness of the lai.tsr's father Mr. Amasa lselu.

Her friends inthis viclhity will be

glad' to learn that Mrs. James Sheen of Haliburton. Int fl. is now slight-

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_ _ ____ ___ ___ _ __ _ I Angus Dm.mh_ The December meeting oi' the

Stanhope Women’a Institute was held

at the home of Mrs. Aeneas McDon-

llms. An'rr:MAs mzen olive or me confederation Life ln- *ld Wm’ “’“°“°“ ”‘°““’°“ ""3 "’°

visitors present The meeting open-

' --- surance Complln , is ut esent - ' '

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_ There passed away at ilcr llomc in rl busilless trip to Mount Pleasant ed wth ° 'ming °f e Im tc Desable Frida ' - a d vmnny_ Ode and $11 call was answered with

on y morning. January 1 ll __ __

31g¢_ 1g3g_ Mm Arwmas Beer eldest l _________ _ A Christmas Gift. The member.-

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daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. | Mrs. Mae Gillcash is at present °5’°°d w dean tm 5° °°l and P n David Cameron of Hampton, aggd visiting at the home of her brother, and “mlm the dean? durmg "hm

35 Wal'-S., f Mr. Harry Boulter, Richmond. _,

Although me deccascd had not en_ ____ _business of the meeting had been; 3-

l0y¢d h`¢i11tl1 f01' the past two years The fishermen report that the "“"5°°"ed me Christmas 5"” were; 0 ` I the end came peacefully on the n- zlmclt-fishing season in this vicinity ““°t'1°“°d by Mrf Be" Misener “nd The increued a°w of nn” fed' new bow date. ~ has been the poorest for some years. tm sum °t “'10-was realized' A very lu'Ci¢h ‘U dl* b|°°d_Y°\l~ CII df) mote-

Chrlstmas holidays. After the usual

enjoyable programme was then car-

the home of Mrs Isaac Lawson with

ll chorus, “Silver Threads Among

minutes of previous meeting were

oi' dialogues, songs and recltations

with fourteen members and two vis-

Mr. and<Ml1. Neil McNcvin of]

ly improved in health.-0. ` \

ations an going ahold rapidly. .

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The late Mrs. Beer will always be ' --- Wu @1 bagg-

remenlbereri by her nlmly irends :md Mr. Artilllr l\’[fi!lal‘.of Darnley, was ned ‘mt and the meeting °dj°“r"ed~ _ ui h neighbours, for her bellevolonlxg and 'in Glcll\=.'oorl recently attending the Thefmnuny meeting was held “_ __c!9 Kxpmmke t Wfi8!¢Y’3

Soda." The minutes of previous

[meeting were read and adopted and it was decided that five members

'scrub the school on the last Friday

in February. The next meeting will bc held at the home of Mrs. Thomas

McC_abe and roll call to be answered

with I-iousecleanillg Hints. An en-

itors present The meeting opened

James P- Karr- iw his bedside. ! . r

ann ls 'rr ~» ‘

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Miss Julia. Livingstone and Migg

_imlic Mae Mclsnac spent the week- ond in Milo. They were the guests of the former‘s sister, Mrs. David McDonald. '

Press)-How a small boy accidental- ___ t U@l|old¢¢rd|n\¢\Hsh| U.i_'1&i1¢:l 'wa axoerwarm exinxoco a.-.;.:i..;?l .9 1-_mg me ni, 5" aa Gsmwom, the wall of the lad's chest is rc- .~;;g_gll-cle,

lated by Dr. I-laylirlg Coleman, Hon. 5 ____ ~ physician Royal Hospital. Wo1vcr~_ Mr, R. McLean and Mr. Alben hampton, and Vincent Patrick, lion, l tlllligall, oi Milo, are now engaged in

surgeon. Staffordshire General ln- lpnttillg the ‘West point, md of me

nl-no and West Point telephone line in good order. _

Mr. Alfred Gorrlll. proprietor of'

F1i\'Pl‘d‘1ie Fzlrnl. Glenwood, on whim”

the Dominion Government _Expcri mental Station is located, has re. celverl a message stating that Mr Sergey, an inspector in connection with Record of Performance for P0\11©1'Y. will visit Glenwood soon.

the perl of registered hens J

_Tile object of his visit is to inspect l

'standard weight eggs each in the

_lftllrirlottetown Egg-Laying Cgmegg,

4 Mr. E. L. McDougall. our local

Plans have recently been made for

Droitwicll,Fnvl1nd, has offered

The funeral which was very large-_ Mr, L99 Hart who has been m_ - _ .

ly atwgded wok mm., from her late _d__.,p0S‘,d fm. s0m'e weeks_ is now ver with the Creed and roll call wasi $370,000 to ll private corporation for

residence on Sunday. February 2lld,il1 :lt his home in Dunblanm H; answered with "Uses of Baking tbc brine ll°_l‘ls in lllc city. `

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