1928

Precious rile Solvency ‘or s

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Your. Estate

t In of pulnnnt impugn",- 91}! PIBINAQYl m1‘: roucv _ » with Annual nivlu-llu; "m Ike 7°“ n“ °hQPQYl in Motion to lie had.

~DIVIDENDS INCREASED men m“; p0 ‘(mum B EIGHT

Tin; suit LIFE ASSUBANCEA cunt-My of Canals.

Omslllt on; up“; m. - 181M141) Charlottetown. coon nsrituszlvrlllfivcs wAn-[gu

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Finishes.

or the spectators who ivcrc present A. popular young horseman. Tonl .

r the Matinee races held on Viv‘ Rogers. This lIlRtC 100 - .haf s rr o t r T“ F5111“ “elm” ‘Fm Sh" h" . . ~- _. m park speedway _ m umflkiuu-‘ug h“. race easy Tia: gm‘: meimog or x1e lie well this was acconlplnhed althoughiCanndlnn Pacific Co. . . . . .. 203'”; introductory Address-Dr. Archi- wfljlllg it looked as though tllcLslartcrs were The Aura biarjorigurton a former menu)" of thelthc scores are no criterion of thcirLY. Cell. and Hutl. Rn. RR. lfluvitlalt. A “egg wulrl not be held owing to [imam Queen“. Aub,.ey_ In me firstlegismure games for every endvvas hotw con- Con. Gas Co. \N.Y.> _ . . . . . .. 135-}! Arhh-l-ss-Alcollul and Lire» m“. ma; had ‘Bus; me prwiousihoat vita Guy wok me lead and‘ . ggswd 22%;)“; margmigrlclyoflose. rlilnltd. Mptor ‘Ci:- Co. .. giétslDollilzllls Johnson.

iglli- - ovlvver. e track COIII-kcpl- it t0 the wire. The Alli 5e " - vmum‘ i "°‘°,""1 ‘111111111113 ~31)" °- , ~'““‘< . . litlcc were on their 10b blight and Queenie Aubrey second and glarfjxflig Goon ICE-Arena wmgm’ H4613‘ w‘ “"1011 - - - - < ~ ~ F“ c" “lbrllntcmallonal Petroleum 371l| rltllll~ess~Aluls null _ ltlvuls or

my plaaring ‘the gully, and by twojormh The second ma‘ was a m; HOCKEY Spam“ _ ApproxihGeo. Calbeck .. . C. C. Thomwnstandard Oil of N. J. . . . . . .. sir-t, llys \\ ark-ii llLlrq hlcketls. ’

Ho“; it was m b-encr L-Qndmmtmquon o; me first me horses finjlfiaten, “.0 hundréd hxockey {anslw- A‘ Stewart ~ - - - ~ D1 Ammbamlliis. Kan. and Tex. Ry‘. . . 277 ~_ Afiliclll for zlluillclnl sullpol"! 0i

h,“ i; hug been this season, with 15mm; "m exactly me same posit-wxm look advantage or me “Baxxkerfiv. I_>ope . . . . . . .. D. A. hlcKumon-Eneamng Co‘ _ D ' ~ _ _ ‘ ‘ U ’ 97v; thl- .\l.lt E.t .~.\lalnllulg Archibald. 3

the rcsultTlint the races WCIOJLIKLVLTlIEIB was another starter in tllislspeelal" to sumvmersrde Saturday" 5k‘? 4 5k‘? 14 Southern Pacific Co. . . . . . .. 119“; 11.111111; _ l

lui the time 1A5! f!“ m‘? “m? “m m“ f“ h‘? “mled “"1 m b? fllafternoon where the Bankers and lllnion Pacific Ry. . . . . . . . . . .. 1931; Ilcllcllletltln. U _

lll-uugll. The _ ' ‘ re ertlgifl-"paccr lle was not. eligible to thls1Abeg\ve“ smem crowd sucks may“, Noonan ' ‘ ‘ ' I ‘ V A > l‘ T. c‘ Bayer“; S. Industrial Alcohol Co. . 115 , ‘111'_111§ ilihhifi“ “11 9J°°_““1 mid

y w be m ‘ I y, ‘w ‘figs’ H‘. Wm appear m m“ sebum Banker and Crlfsml siswrsdk. Forbes .. J. A. Bentleylwestmghouse Elam? _ ‘ _ _ _ __ 97 Life. Douglas Johnson SAHtl Ilhht

hey handled lc races. cspeaall urdays races adorned with the (gums Saturday night the mura- M‘ Balm" ~ w- F- TWIN United States Steel . . . . . . . .. l45‘*.l*‘b.=‘1111°1\°° 11111“ “W 115° 0T 111111)"

thc announcer John A. McDon— straps. money tosses winning by a Score o! Jas. Prichard . . , . . . .. S. C. Moore lWAS tleeulet’. or such importance or

m. who 9$"1\\\ml1"<;i118 the re- suruvmnv 11 w 5 while the Qfygta] Sisters w} S1111» '1 5MP 11 Montreal smell Exchange E1)“ B?“ §"11111"11°111 “M11 111*‘ sung Qf_l_hg_sapfl$, brought the‘ 1101-5. ma“ L p,“ {gated the Abme sisters 3___0_ l, _ §llpkvllle ll\ lmculllltllr, that ll w t es out and aloud-kept. the Dixie liforque (McIntyre) ...1 2 1v ____ 1L. Home . . . . . . . . . .. A. glinclairhbltibi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ n 7B ol-delieiti lllrat fl 1 Rrlllflfgjélslvlilslirilt‘ track ¢l__ Q nms all spectat- Evnlinc Patch (Kcllgvl . . . . ..2 1 2 ~ r _ < 4F. Campbell . .. E. . awson, -- . » __ V 20-; < tout sDPflf 1111} 11 3' ' ' llrs lv-tlo’ "cu crowd thespeedwayl] Best tinlc—30 1-4 seconds. dagltggfi? ‘s SUSSEX wedgizg. Morris . C. M. Williamsgraéllgylelqgftgfi-E‘ _ 7 lav. ll was Slglllllczllll llllll Alllullu- lvilcu lhcgto séésgofaglo word} I (‘lass A. Trot ' H. T. Begg . . . . . . . . . . .. M. P. Tilug Léuljenudc Pulp _ 133;‘ Ferris pally that rlfafihcd Thcrcky rt.‘ 0117C cs lvith ourqMac Todd 1N, Hooper) . . . . ..1 l - w - v | Skip 8 Skip ‘l , ._,_ ‘l 0o tow n0 lrus ey lv l I :_ lccll starters. fine results with lyrlle Banker iMutchL. ..3 2 l Jig“; 3331;031:3353; Total 19 ratalio §§;1,§'°,;;‘§§,§Fe',,es ' ‘ivylllll their lflvedmcn- The 11w o1 brief surnnlary of each heat are aslSilk Worthy lKellyi . . . . . ..2 3 2 S“. ha‘, u: i me mm ma“ When the above matches had wmm Electric ' 113100110111111115 rt 1111111 $01‘ l1\111\11‘ '~=“_'_‘- '4 e c a” r ° age 1mm played everyone gathered in peg " ‘lvicc; makes hlnl unable to fullll

follows

Class "Paci- had two starters.

from lll-telwlrohvvhen she blew up. Dixie winning the heat and race. , Clnss A Trot. This brought tov gcther the old rivals Mac Todd.‘ The Banker, Silk Worthy and Dev- enporl Prince. In the first heal lilc horses got alvay on the first‘ score with Devcnport Prince in the lend. but‘ he was unfortunate enough

int: his quarter and therefore vrzls out of the race. We understand he- lvas not badly cut and hope to see lulu on the track again next. Satur- day. Tile heat ups won by Mac 'l‘o<irl. Silk Worthy second. The Bzlukcr third. In the second hen‘. llII|_\' lllrcc horses started. Mac Todd \\'|lllllll',Z ‘easily. The Bunker set-- cud. silk Worthy third.

MM)‘ ll-on thry race. wlllllly lild"}‘hé'Bglnkcl~ ill ilu~ lllllllllflfy the, lldlzlllll ill lllc rzlcc, Silk Worthy

1¢11<1 1o,tuc lvlrc. Class B. Trot. This race-brought- out solncpcyl trottcrs. t “irtalhh: 1.. _ _ .

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‘our ‘fllasscs Give Lar go Cro ors Lots-Ofili-‘actill. ailing‘ And Excitin

iDovenport Prince (Arbingi , A dr-

agnin lctl'~"~until- about fifty yardsjMarjoric (Murphyl . . . . . . . . . . . ..

Mac Todd lulrklgv war. lllfllllll lvon lhc required two hCflLWSBUl but as Silk Rove iOlX-Tvllllulll soot-chi’ 5 l4» rlll-cd 01'! 1111‘ lug all ovcr lllc Tarts.

lmlll phccrs wen lllvuy‘ flflllg with _

‘llvlnltl A. slightly ill the lend until J‘ Bmdhy , ' ' ' ' “ illlli \\'1l_\' down when sllc was (l\'f‘l' ‘I “Mcuommi lukvll by Eutchcr Boy who held tllc ‘i; In n

ElitpllEAlliEltlAVllRS lusllllll all silullu

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52111111185’ 11/35?“ 1TB“)? Wflwl- Gilli-Wimp)‘ looking trottcr owned by the

Best timc—=32 3-4 seconds.

Dixie iliarliueanlf Evllllrlp Patch. 1t Class B. Pace . . wasa gbodrkcmflixle Mflvque WlhB-rButnher Boy (Wood) . . . . . . ..2 1 iwhmned Mm‘ "gmer “Eileen in the same beautiful manner and 1m; me fi‘r%t*"hcat by inches. ‘ill zelllul A. lMcNeill) . . . . . . . ..1 2 2 WPMF“ b? “ “‘°“°"“ “d °m°lem the official presenting of the Mc- the scconéfieftb Evaline was raced Best lime-Jill 1-2 seconds. 9a“! m“); SWWYP- I‘ “mes up butlArthur Trophy then took place. tree legged and behaved much bet-l Class B. Trot hme "°°‘“' Md ‘S a great’ c°nvfmiAfter several very interesting tcr. gcttiinfi the word on the second Vila Guy lMcKennnl . . . . . . . . ..1 1 “Y” m" c197!‘ and guests allkc-lspeeches the meeting took the form score. She led all the way WIDIILHQITHC Allie lMcMlllanl . . . . .. ._.2 2 T1115 Syif-Qm 15 110W i" "55 1" B11101 a sing song led by the melodious lsya IBIIQUIS‘ ~1n the third heat shc Queenie Aubrey (Conroyi ..3 ‘.3 ‘he lefldlng 1101915 50111 111 Cflllfldfllsununersidc trio interspersed lvith ‘ Q 4 and ml‘ Ufliled Slaw-f» readings by several members, stories

Best timc-33 seconds. The officials were: Starter-R. Abbott

Judges-Walter Brown. R.

iStecle. T. C. Edgctt

Announcer-John A. McDonald

Timers-E. McTaguc. Dr. Dougzm the

The next matinee races will be cnflilast river ice between that place Saturday afternoon, program to be to catch into his quarter boot cull- announced later.

Arena Rovers Won Janlrrartsthnt it nlay soon be remedied.

A m“ and" cxfltmg game Dr “The funeral service for the la plmwd “t m” Arm“ Dr. Jas. Wtlrbllrlon will be held ill um Mo!“ St. Paulfls Church tomorrow morn-

rday night uhen

Following arc tllc lincups:

E1111 _ Rcfcrae-Jolliullc Squvtrcbrlggs. k . . , ~~ é-Qo->—_-—-

Wm ‘flu-y u Woodsman-Keep Mlnardfil handy.

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rs defeated the Jinn Tarts bywarburtun is expected

2- m" Rowrs playfithis evening's train from Montreal 11110 111611111“ ‘ cs as well as new talent. There

1E9 b71811" “horusllll- slzllltlurll prairies m‘ rollcll outs] _

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Central Guardian

l BAND ARENA ‘TONIGHT. 2-1-16 OFF T0 DOIICIII-ZSTEIL-Shcrill

Doug-an and Bailiff Bradley leave

this rimming with the prisoners.

Matthew and Polvcr for Dorchestcr

lpcmwlmary‘ A - 1 The special train t

Saturday carried the

TSBTERS Arm“ ‘°“‘°"°"" mgm- the shape of the McAr-thur Cup. ' On arrival at Summerside the

ltrain was met. by

‘Q11?! m“ 1111M 111 $1 Jqscvlfs SlJ-cscorted the Charlottetown Curie 4111111‘ 111111 Wednesday mlzhr. 1w their beautifully finished l'iflk_ 2447i where the genial chief of the cuisine ldcparlirlent Mr. Lou Moore excelled

"Judd and: llunselr.

DON'T FAIL to The president. Mr. J. J. Morris

SH.‘ 'l‘olo" ill "The Road to the City"; Hunlvl‘ River. Ttlcsday- nightlaltel" welcoming the visiting club Thfyvlc a scream. lcallcd on Mayor Arnett who ably ipmposcd a toast to the visitors res»

, ABBIE SISTERS vs. lltonctonllacndcli to by president S. C. Moore ‘ladies Hockey Team tomorrow on behalf of the visiting. olub_'_.0lh- ‘night. 3449' er speakers were Mr. Lou Moore who

ircsponded on behalf of the enter- SUSSEX Vs. ABBIES wr-qnqsqayitainmcnt committee to the toast

plight. 244g proposed by Mr. J. A. S. Bayer and 3 Mr. M. P

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. Titus who is greatly res- ‘ srolu: CDOSED-‘The firm 01111011511118 19v 111v 9111111151851" 11111“ Prcuse Bros. Ltd. announce thatll-S shown in our dlfferwl FWTPW;

‘clubs on the ‘Leland today. As time.

, . 1th‘ ‘l1 be ‘ ‘ 1 ctr store m l closed until afterhvas lunued M‘ Morris mm S“?

1th f f _ ' e “norm a the m“? M!‘ (sen lgested that the big event begin and

l . C. ‘ . ' awr B Pmwc ‘as everyone was in perfect harmony

. n IIALF sTAl-"rz-"rlle full; ore-val“ ‘W’ delilhm“ .'.““‘1“°‘ ‘he .319 Provincial Building is flying mlcllrlcrs advanced to begin the fray.

jof the Victoria Hotel in thB city. . _ , . . , ‘may be 110M 111° 1w 111111 we 111113-32. '.“§Z"§{iii..;?§£m“§i°§ 62.51155

solo by Mr. G.

by others and a This was without.

BUSHING EAST RIVER ICE.--\Elmer Ritchie. The Guardian has been informed-doubt the most enjoyable meet of by n resident of the locality that. the season but tile season is yet so far, with the exception of twolyoung and plans arc now complete miles this side of Hickeys wharf. for a nlcct lo be held in Charlotte- mmk on the 110m; side of the town on Friday the 17th to COIIIpIOiP for o. beautiful cup donated by Mr.

Conling Attractioi?

and the City has not been hushed. 30h Friday itight. this gentlemanf states, he attempted lo return. to,

llfifiilrililliéiliiiiiiliil, INS MBARTHURO flllPl

o Summersldclliullle Gabe . . . . . first conting- sul for N MQ*CTO‘\ LADE“ ‘5- ‘Balsa-m of Curlers to apply for honors lngailcl man lsion of y‘ , d f f EIISQEEIIIMU l , _ _ _, , a elega ion tom; on 1 “ulsr-‘Mak’? 11 =1 PM"! m “Vltlle Sumrnerside Curling Club whofiotlctovvn the winue n; cup as emblematic o! the champion“ , _ \ _ _ Ship u; P’ E‘ Emma" .- “QJIIIG lull-ago boys or Arthur Cup was brought to the city‘ by the victorious curlers and is now, on display ill Hughes Drug Co.

I-‘or frostbite use ltlinanfs Llniment

furnished by Johnston and Ward. Members of the Montreal Slflcklse Exchange: '~ ' l

At. Top. and Santa _Fc B)‘.

511181161111 C311 CO- ~ 395 Scripture Ilcnlllug~Bell§-.lluilt' Am. Car ck Fdy. Co. . .. 108 |R0gp|g¢ V Am. 14>€01110li‘-'0 C0. - U9’: Alllhunl~"Slilliicrs of Christ

Anaconda Cop. Ivfin. Co.

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Bell Telephone . . . .

Bmmpwn ' " ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' " cially. The four-fold development. steel CO- of Canada ' ' —irlental. physical. spiritual A1111 shawinigan , sociaF-is frustrated on every sltlc Domlmm‘ Bridge ~ ' - * ' " ' ' * ' " 'b_v strong drink. Ill order lo check

3am“ this evil, young people shnulll bl-

Bank Cimwlwme 29° lellucmed ill the evils of inlcnlvfl" Bank Montreal 343 Mnuh and owe,- “Qoplp should p11! Blink NW8 $¢°1111 ~ - ~ » - - 1 - ~ -- 357 the u-ulrltnlinll lu usc liquor out oi

July. 12TH.

Corn--Mlll'cli, 91's: lvlfli‘. 941§Jlfg|q1flng the words "Trail Rauc- JLI-l)‘. 95"» furs" as follows:

Oats: March. 54".: Illal‘. 55‘-.~- 1 ‘Pl-tic: Ilcsullrccilll:

Wheat: hlrly. 13 1 Jilly. .135‘~:|,\('li\'t'l Ambitious: Natural; luv-l- 013.1281. ' Wigcnl; (lcucruus: Loy-ll; l-Illrucs".

his home by this route, but was. {forced to tum back. The attention‘. .01 lllc propel" authorities is calledil-he PPOWSWIW ‘to this condition. and it is llopecllllftfiellwd i" u"? iTheatre Monday, iMarch 5th and 6th pr mt. WARRURTOWS rulvuiL-lrdtlle nlost D0P111 (p3 season. It is lln ‘Mrs. A. guarantee that the Tile

The Musical Comedy

Orphanage l0

to flyl-il-e m; excellent one.

The 011i

["5 body. ll also bc a in

bringing his lathe _ casket will bc placed in lhc church W1

ichallcngc the Cornwall Hockey Team to a garlic of hockey to be played at Cornwall any tllnc pos- lslllle. ‘ '

. Please urlswcr through pnpcl‘.

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PERSONALS

Miss Mae Griffith. student. training for ilurscs at. the Gt-nornl Hospital, ls on hol- lloulc in Prince Edward Isiah

KF~~~$

One lpurtl I .-.-.-»-

Your?! v _ w-L-§

cfgilpfflssiiilntfiiirnvnilrlsumuurs

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go: Ifno of B word:

nine; Found

ITIUND - NECKLACE. Guardian Office.

For Sale

lonlsrisn risuilvo ourrifron‘ sale. including 18-foot litthlbfl! "

APPLY . v Q1251

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--¢—¢?'— Male Help Wanted

_.__-_—-— -——————<'—' MEN T0 PREPARE FOR FIR mall. $260 montllly~nl way Association.

lotletovrn.

e0 clerks-

-.. l time set there will be no game.

lil-llkcmeu, beginners $150- ul

Box 116, Char-

229 4-2~7-l3-20. 21

(‘IMPDENUE AGCEPTE“ for a. rest-Halifax Herald.

1 ,___,__ Mrs. E. R. Bell. who

We the COTIIWSX school boys. do. mt’:

hereby accept the chgllcngc of the gftufid he Bunbury sohopl boyt.‘ Game to start‘(e_;her_ M ' at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Feb. lington, left Sat with Jflilayerscanhotget here bvl her home lll Brockville. Ont» l

-——~ iel Boyd.

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_.______.._._~..__._-_._-_-- . ‘lvuLnon-llleLEAN-At st. James‘ Church. Kenogami. P. Q, on Jan.‘ 23, 1928. by the Rev. Gillie Wilkem. Ada Marlon. daughter of Mrs. Cl. FJ,

McLean. slum John. u. a. to Dfm-"i ’ aid L. McLeod. of Summerslde. P.‘

HARSH WINDS AND

shore boat; 4 H. P. Imperial 1111- ' _ _ Blllfl, 100 lobster trap‘: wtttgwm; smegma" want“ E- 1- . ; » Raw Chflly A11- l and anchors, 2 hen- g he} . 1m’ "-”__"_“"_ __ _ ‘ ‘ =~=~= r1111“ f..‘.§‘.‘3.‘i§i...?£‘.ii. -. -. ' g , ,, , ,, , Apply w Mrs. T. M. Smit .v 1- - _ . ~ .. Slwn c w e 11" 11111 1111 §~ gate, P. E, 1. am-il-‘la-ls-"ttl rltory not yet filmed ifor 6:; gnbowse [zjxlltdllls 1P lll‘."ssllllvll:r,é, d M‘ ' égfix‘; ftgtrogsptfcmerfydlloltlififtfilonslo: gellaligor \l:b(l\\’l1r§ . lgungr-ilio mum‘ “uh and n . l M'l°°||l"°.°\_l' 35 years old. car owner. some sal- notice tiller. > N --—---——-—---——~——"""“ es experience. The Ameflflflfl o“ - SHIPPING nos. EXPE°1T'°"$ .3; Paint 00.. 500s Euclid AVQJMIODONALD - At cllqlottetowll, ‘1 » .. Cleveland, Ohio. 2438 P. E. Island. on I-‘eb. 10th, 1928, Ann H - 1

ly supplied. Guardian Job Print: i-ry.

mo. ALFREI$ uAcndli'All Land Bgrveyor, Hormllllvllle. P- u. l.

* Female Help Wanted

ji- WANTED GIRL-APPLY Richmond. y

1-26-1 m0-

___________.__..___-- BILLHEADS AND STATEME-NT5. V ilelltly printed. Guardian .103

Articles For Sale

Pflmery‘ '“"‘~__'_p*u_a_ta_ll'rs son .----————-- Ngw FlsHlNfl MEMORIAM AND MOURNING gale all sizes and dealgna- Alao

vlvrds at sliorthl. mtl¢01l9!!'"d'

|(1I\ IQ!) PfluLQfy_ t builder. Sourla.

2334-2

Eastern Guardian

Rooney, boa

. CORRENIONlDEN-OE CARDS AND roan printed.

envelopes with add iuflt the thin for lpoknowledgc- ment. lntlma Ill eQ-lflllflflfll“ .10» Printer)’. " 1 ~'- 1‘ BUVING TURNIPI AND POTA- loea dilly at our warehouses. clltlrltlltnmwn. and Ailnluy- 1111' rls-Itbnllnlr. k nag-mi. a...“ lt- ' nun. - .~,,- , ..

..'lVlENS' $1.00. 0111b. 5; Thompson. 1M!-

Mlnurrlitl llnlmeut MIN"! Ni"-

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103 ' 238T-2rl0-3l

J30!!! built to order. Write IRA -s~ol‘

HEAVY work shirts at $1.50 and $2.00 at Poole 243941-1341

a MacDonald. aged B3 years. [Funerul Tuesday 14th. leaving Mac-l Leah's Undertaking Rooms at 11 a; m. for Canoe Cove. I

WEDGE—IH this CH)’. ‘Feb. 10th.]

Joseph J. Wedge. nxed_ ‘l7 $81115. Funeral from A. A. HennesseyslF Cathedral: a 4

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CREAM

soothes, null; and ninkoa they skin soft and velvety.

funeral home Tuesday Iflfifillllg at "h, 35° w, ma“,

8.45 to St. Dunstan‘:

thence to RsC. Cemetery.

N. D. MaeLEAN Undertaker EMBAIMER

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PM“ III

Tit R Komlx Stone 5:9.

W clmeiogwecopoa v.0 o m o 0 Mhmd‘

PHONE H9 KING IQUAII

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“ tfonal game.

in aid o! be \|l\_\‘ was quiet and in conscq P1311“? EdWaYd-llltl tlcilllliltl ill the domestic lllfll“) 311d Tuesdaylkf’! was chit-fly for local mill counq °mi595 m be, ll',\' rclluirclnlutls and only n slllalli 81‘ fll-Yracmm Di umwlllullu- of llusiilesa was (lone. Pl l d9!‘ 1h“ 13319959“ M‘ res were firm. The lmtll- in. sllril J. Houlc. that itself is a MM “tinrgy show will be ull.,.\m.r“m..l

1185‘ 55 151W? sl11zlli,\'~ A luullcrille zillwulll 01' bus- fl mllflbfl‘ 0f 01d 13*" illcss was lvurkvll ill‘ llll lint-s all",

nry for many years. The people in

- L- Cvslfll" CHALLENGE _ . . S. Steclc . _.,_..c the vicinity arc greatly incoilvcll- . Laurlor . . . . . . . . . .. . J. Ilzlnicr, w“ n“. Arm“; Ruycfg‘ d‘, hL-rL-byl icllcetl by this neglect.

m ' (‘ltlultlu as vulnpurctl lo 192,06! doz- Victoliill l=|l ml Full. rrvisit to 111111111

the illness of her r. Jnseph- Ferguson. Wel- urday morning for

Sgd. u" Miss Jean Balancliardi is visxiéitlg . T. A . ‘ , ' ' . STERNS WEBSTER CA1’ “Ill Moncton the guest o Miss ur dun M“ ‘lemming? Fresh eggs m‘)

qoooooo-omvooovoqwoao .:ll"l1 plentiful llul llll‘ poultry mur-

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5111111011 SERVICES

TRINITY UNlTED CHURCH

This week is being ubservt-lf ihrlnnzlloul Ctlllfld-l 3s "Holy: Week." null the services in Trill-

‘. _'\it_l- Coiled Church ycsll-rtlal- III-oi‘!!- mgugcggilgfgcg Ecelgmdflllt: wfre of u special cllnruclvl" .l;l~ a er or me Easierh Divl_~,]ll‘UDl‘l1lle to the» occasloll- llulil lil<~ 5] I rm] Tobacco colkjtl-Dilfiltlfzi were unavoidably uh- eljospewiu be belweefilscut. one being tlenlincll at lit)!!!" U0 summersme and churjywllll ll cold, and tho other having ‘ r to hold-‘heru preaching engagcllicui elsewlll-rl- ' The SPYVICG was conducted l~_\' the Tnlil tigers illul Tuxts Squares. Maul» ling; Archibald. lirullll Plzlculr ill‘ or thelthe Tuxis Squares, presided. llul iWllll lliln on lilo plulfllluu \\'\*-'3 "(lord-ill Morris. of tho Trail ltulv» ‘Oflivallll Willard Plrkfills. Doug . , _ Jollus-lu- Elmer Asllltyv- null Ilen- . julnin Rogers. officers of Tuxis. ',1.\lr. 1.. .1. Stacey null Dr. t‘. . " ' ’ " ‘Arlglyihallil. Mentors ul‘ the Tr ill . z a xs t s term. w». 11~Q~1<>1=11=<>11SE§.2iif£?.-_"§ii'.fil.i. ‘plulflvrui. The iollnlriilg order of rricti was carrictl out '1 Iuvocntipn~Dl= Arch llynln. v *1’ dPraLvcr-Ellner Ashley. = Slllo-“It was f0!’ inc" ——llll;luul\ 1- 185W ——.\llss‘ Doris Tilll.

The ‘ Ra

the window