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&x&l ~\N\ social, which was held in Kings

` . _ borough Hall on that date was a de Om cided success. The program consist

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QQ 'I Mis Je klns sim a solo, Miss Fi -

‘m M 223] ence? M;‘Leod reniered a. Monologclfe,

&oI\\\9QmQQ and was heartily encored. 'Mrs.

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_-_-:_-~_;e --_ ;-;._-__-:_-._f-_==-_-___-.1 On the night of Thursday, March

26th, an interesting lecture was de- ‘ ' "

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, G' if-£10 e a t Northumberland Strait, between the

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I Hciilihy ziiiirnzils produce larger litters, bc; gifnseggatlig gl; ;?;‘;,x1;'D:°°n _ better pulls :ind i.»T;;-gi-i' profits. __ _~ _

_ _ _ _ _ Some of the men folk i this i -

For Sale by i)TsLrT|>uioi's in Leading Z mm, already have large lizlmberl' 3,

Business Cenii-es and Direct from lobster trans num for the spring

, , |.~nctm.y_ /T' fishery at East Point.

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which piemiled on Friday evening. March 20th, thc. concert and ple

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~=____T______e ___________,________ ___:;“_________ _z____ _________ _ ____ _ _ _'_"" (_7_llf\'i'»¢‘1€l`§T"VY§_Ql}j‘gRUl_f’\N__ Ii APRIL 1. 1931

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‘ p g us and five i 1 i _

§)D K, , dialogues, viz., “Deaf as a Post", _ ' _

"_°'° » “Jelly for the Minister", “Little

Pitchers," some practical uses for _ ~ _

“Pedlars" and "A sudden adventure."

Between the dialogues, Mr. Bell and ,

Miss Jenkins rendered several duets, 0 r

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You can do it eaally. Tha

rust is almost negligible, but what a diihrmeo it xmlresl

'I`EN/I`ES'l' is so Guy to work. Saws and nails lilsl

lumber. Five-dghtlsslnoh of perfect lnsulntldn Ind

strong and solid enough so last a lifetime.

Let us tell you how to

make yourjumsnor guru

age into an all-year gar-

age wllh TEN/TEST.

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'l`hci'efci'e fecal “l3ll’ltRIALS" rcgu- ,re Somnlng with me 1,,” of the

` ' lnrly and lil;ci`:ill_\'. sun these warm dnys, are becoming

very “pltchy," -

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-Y ' been busy for some days past, haul-

iot Giscurr C°.lro.

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Seldcn MacLean acted as organist

thirty-one dollars was netted.

Mrs. Samuel McLeod, Uigg, recent-

Miss Florence McLeod, who is teach-

Mrs. Boswell and Miss Jessie Jen- kins, after visiting friends at North Y

Red Poin , r urne r D - tive homes in Mount Herbert and

sie Jenkins, as well as a. large num- , ber of friends were entertained in the home of Mrs. Alton Robertson. Munn’s Road, on Saturday evening, March 21st. A very pleasant vvfn- ing was spent in games, music and social intercourse. The hostess, as-' sisted by some of the ladies present,

ly` spent a. week with her daughter, 5

,Premium Savor-tite

` Swift’s Premium Savor-kite is

a most wonderful conven- ience. Premium Haxn, boned, skinless, trimmed of excess fat, thoroughly cooked ready to serve.

Premium Ham When you buy a wholc ham, or by the picC¢. 0_1' sliced, look for the identi- fying words “Swift” in f brown dots down the full length of the side.

T Jessie Jenkins were visitors at the

home of Mrs. Alexander Cameron, Mr. Joseph Priiught our rural _sera Liu, diminuuve Chinese girl,

served ci dainty l\1nCh-

becoming bared.

A. Harris and Percy Murphy, El

1 B in 11 .

anfi°";'fc,§’,§,ythf,,C‘,';r“;;sy °,m ;.,,;',fy’ Premium Sliced Bacon

- - ‘_ B P ernlum Sliced

27th, hauling lime from Elmira bta B35," 1; the convenient I H°“' lb. Carton or in the handy' A large steamer, presumably an lb. cello limo wrs cd

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ice-breaker, was seen in Northum- package.

berland Strait, sailing eastward on

Sunday, March 29th. @,

Although thcre is still a. great deal if °* of snow, some of the hills, .znder the 4,, 5 `

warming influence of the sun, are .5

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MCLEAN & McFADYEN' MCPHERSON BROS

Visitors to Priest Pond on Sunday, NELSON’ A_ E_ ` BURLEIGH' L_ A 22nd, included Messrs. Thomas A. STOREY, J. J. McCAULL, P, M,' _ WHITE, R_ T.

For complete information. estimates, etc., call _ mlm- ` WISE' A' R' ELMSDALE’ P' E' I'

ALBERTON, P. E. I.

Mr. Russel St. John, Sourls, who HARDY' A_ F_ FREE!-OWN, P_ E_ ,_ .

arrived at Elmira by rail on Satur- |_,AR,K1N_ H_ _y_ A-ULD R C

day night, the 28th, attended ser- '

BEDEQUE P E I

vices at St. Columbo. Church on ’ ' ° ‘ _ GEORGETOWN, P. E. I.

1 sunday. BOWNESS' W~ T- ' HENRY, P. J.

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/ L- LA.. £99 CO. M, EMT, Chevm, noun, was 8 MATTHEW s=wMer.EaN xrfrn “"MP"`°N' P' EJ'

T ‘ ' ' ' ' DUNSFORD, csc. P. , , fem" "‘-‘lm '° the h°"°° °f his aitisroi.. P. E. I. MORRISON. ci.AY'1‘oN

I`c-lcphone 172 '°f°lh°f NBUT °f Elmira- Merzwszn, J. w.

Miss Mary Lannigan was ii recent CARDIGAN' P' E' I- NOYT P- ~’~ & C0- ,,,s,,0,_ to South Lam McDoNALD as co., R. J. s1LLiP1-rANT, 1. P..

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Hu many friends are gina to near - » 3) than Mr. stephen Meiiieir, senior, ‘ f r

Elmira, who has been seriously ill *e'2:'»-' ‘

for some time, is improving in Premium B3¢0n

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h altl. All jln l ishl _K M . » ' B ` N561” cik n speeciay recgveurgi n r ,As in_ the case of Prc:’ui;|:nHniI:°;‘ _ 1.

1%.

Premium Bacon is ala y _ tificd by the bnnd “Swift” which

ELLERSLIE, P. E. I.

CALLNHAN, J. A.

HUNTER RIVER., P. E. I.

POOLE, W. A. & CO.

.1\oHNs_ToNis, w. A.

iviEi.L1si-i, 1.. ia. WRIGHT ar STEWART

TIMMONS, J. D.

MURRAY RIVER, P. E, I.

BREHAUT, F. D.

COOK ds SON

JOHNSON, F. W.

Mr. and Mrs. James Grant, Sou- °l’P°”‘{nd°” °“ th' sid” V

ris East, were visitors at South Lake,

on Sunday, 22nd, the guests' of Mr. UHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. I. COLEMAN, P, E, I,

John Josenh MacDonald. BURHOE E C McKINNON, J. A.

--- CANADIAN sroncs I/rn. WALLACE' C' R'

His friends will regret to learn of COFFIN at CO. _

the passing at his home in East Bal- gg2MgR§ BROS- N0RTg§A;f"J,D’ P' E' I'

tic, on Friday, March 27th, of Mr. DEvi,REA,',x_ R0BT_ WOOD ,S5 CQ

George Robertson. His remains were MANUEL" p_ N_

interred in the cemetery in Kings- Moons, E. s. ELDON. P. E. L

boro on Sunday, 29th. MCDUNP-LD. P~ J- 1-'ARA-BEE~ J- J-

xsnsmoron, r. E. 1. New mivsn, r. E. s. sr. rlrrzns an, r. s. 1.

1"RIZZEL.C.Ai _ . Annsmson mr L

crmivrp , aussim. » - - HARDYf%If1,._, McPHAIL. R. A- Pnarr. c. E. sr soN

§\<d§l1§ANYED§,.n}’- J- & U0- Noxvru wIL'rslIlRE. P- E- I- s'rANLsY Baines, P. s. I.

M,,,,Nm'L,__ _,'_ E_ oaiirnmm. o. n. wsrm, W. 'r.

LONG cum’ P_ E_ ,_ V o-Lenny, r. st. r. scmrsnsms. P. s,'r._

KENNEDY dt KENNEDY BRACE, McKAY 8: C0., LTD. _

McPHAIL, C. R., PATE, A. _ OANADIAN STORES, LTD ' "" <

MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

MORELL, P. E. I.

COX, H. H. McEWEN, B. W. ROSSITER., E. F.

MT. STEWART, P. E. I.

FORM EASTER

are ready to take care of your ~ Easter Premium Ham or _ Bacon Order. _They have

increased their stocks in anti-_ cipation of your needs.

ArrangeforyourEaster Ham _ or Bacon, at once, so you may . be sure of getting Premium.

Premium Hams retain their ful-l flavor when served, because they

require no parboilirig before broiling or frying.

Insist on Premium when ordering. The splendid ilsvor and gsactll

high qualities will make it _worth your while-

cuiunsrr, Manx °

Lowsic Momsovs, P. s. r. ”°M"GE' P' 5° L HOLMAN. R. T- I/PD '

BHARBEL-L. K. 6: H- » _ smcnsm sr srowsivr --

POWNAL P. E. I.

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CARVER, GEO. M. ` _ SUDBBURY, MRS. E. M,

TYNE VALLEY. P. I. I2

RICHMOND, P, E. I.

ARBENAULT ds GAUDEI' LTD. HAYES. MBKAY & SHARP! MODONALD & BROWN. LIDSTONE, O. I. _

NESBIT, THOB. ~

BERNARD. H. B. vsaNON. P. l. I.

souais. r. s. 1. %g§’fL*g_Kb_‘*f,“'5' "53

cAR1.m'oN, c. c. . DINGWELL’ W. L_ VERNON RIVER., P. B. HUG!-nm, J. J. sr oo., L'rD_ Mormon. H» B-

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81'. ELEANORS| P- E- L

The merchants listed below

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TIGNISH P I.

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SMS S°m= °ld Swmsh S°“SS- The Many of the farmers of this part tending the sole at inroio i-iuggnnr.

DT0C0€ClS WCM $0 me Elmifft W0- have large piles of lumber hauled ' mens Institute SEATILE Mar 31 (UP)-Bene-

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The roads in this vicinity, which

Mr. John Gillis, East Point, has

His many friends regret that the

out of the woods to their homes

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_ Word WHS l'0CEl\'cd lit S0l..\l.h LSKE Two 13;-ge piles of poles have been Mrs' Cora Peak the eustody of her

-’ ‘ of the recent death of Mrs. Norman hnuled to points near the bridge ati' Ipng Journey tW° “mu children' Bmy “nd J°y°°’

. ` __ 5 ` PlerCe.S0ur1S East. The Svmmthy of Lakeville, which is to be repaired,

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M @ 4 brother of Mr. Thomas Pierce, cf El-

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CHERRY VALLEY AND VICINITY

The school is progressing favorably under the skillful management of Miss Doris Beaton, teacher.

Mr. James E. McEachern and Mr.

F. L. Nelson, our genial merchants are doing a rushing business despite the condition of the roads.

A large crowd attended the sale

recently held at the home of the late Robert McKinnon, Eamscliftmamong those coming a distance were: Mr. Frank Driscoll, Mt. 'l-lerbort; Mr. Joseph McKenna and Mr Martin

_ _ ' _ F Tilvg will take the children by train 'mg

ing wood to Mr. Raymond McPhee, Pnwer’ Mermmd' Mr' ous M”L`°d to ’I‘rief'.te. There they will board a

EIm,m_ and J. Gillis, Uigg, _ T *--_M

condition of Mr. Joseph Cheverie, El- It 15 U" °“"'°“'° "°P°"t “"5 MF-

mira, who has been ill for some three W°m"3"°“ McNeil' 5°“l'hP°"l' and w ° - week; put, ir quit, sn,-Tout Mr. James Morrissey, Orwell Cove (fhlnese Girl

are going to represent the Belfast

iU_P.)-Tiiree children, ranging in ages from five to nine years, will set sail for Vincennes, Ind., from Trieste, Greece, April 16, travelling via American Railway Express.

Pete Bourlekas, confectloner, took

his three children-Ernest, nine, George, seven, and Irene, five, to Athens, Greece, more than g, year ago. He then returned to his busi-

turn.

The express company will obtain

passports, attend to sailing tnxes and other details and 9, representa-

,Ncw York-bound liner and it lsiewardess will care for them

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vs or u South Lake. _ T T I ,-

that spring is near at hand. | t ‘C of me express company Wm

,meet then and place them on s 5 train for Vincennes.

Studies 'Bees

Mrs. Boswell Jenkins and Miss District in the coming local election. .__

AMHEPST, M855., Mar. 31 (U. P.)

S0091 1'-MID. on the evening of March mailman is giving good service and has mme 3,0(;0 1,111.35 from my na. 10U11lB¢~ we all hope that the spring thaws tive land to study bee-keeping at

Ml" "Nil DUIIWCU. 501101 Like. Will not hinder his daily trip, _ Mugghqgqg Mmwmq 9511".,

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ficial natures of sun baths won for

after she had been granted a di-

/, ,; all goes out to Mr Pierce. who is n this coming summer.-C. ' VINCTENNES, md" March 31' mme'

When Mrs. Peak attempted to ob-

tnln a divorce, her husband resisted her efforts, declaring her unfit to have the' children because she per- mitted them to play in the sun with very little clothing.

A superior Judge decided that

suntan was beneficial, that the youngersters were in sound health as a result of their exposure to its

rays, and that they _ should remain in custody of their mother.

OLD AGE

The fseble years of life have come

at last,

This fragile bsols has weathered

many s sea;

But now, the last port has been

reached by me-

A little while and all life‘s cares

shall pass.

The mysteries of the world I hlvl l not solved, ,Tl-is doors of wisdom, still to ms src

sealed.

And only sge to me hu been

rovsslsd

uvered by Rev. Mr. sen. of Kings- vs.. T. 1-e¢eT.Vvni£5r rrcsnrntie- rin. Joint-ie._nT?fi§§é§"i.?&"iv1r. ' _' T , T ' T "T ”-J ni einer dream., nfs. ’n.iit,’='iiv| bow. at Elmira H1111- The Snbiect town. Joseph Mcnonnld, orweii cove, were Sun Baths Wln

was "The Blues." Mr. Bell also --- recent visitors to Cherry Valley at- Children For Mother

been dissolved. '

Thus, do the years in lwil¢_lll0°_llli°l Iles, . _ Unmindful of the d00d _still lslf

undone;

Time will not stay his night for yas

or mu, __

He reciu not if our bsttlvs lost or

won. '

In oesselsu mode the _tide of ll!!

swoops on,

Bearing its human freight to worlck unknown- __ , Psoplsd by countless numbers- thu . have lone, Eiiillcd from earth. we know noi

when they roam.

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linsvws Llnlmsns Iss Chopped skis.

ness here. \

Anxious to see them again, Bour- % /

lekas has made arrangements with 7 mr - \ \

the express company for their re- . ¢ ,

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