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_.Qi ?= _ I u l ` M A MBGPHERSUN

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Superintendent, _ Ottawa

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Will -give an address on the -aims,

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objects and working of this Act . -

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Prince of Wales College Hall

_ on

“WDNESDAY APRIL 1'! Interests uE‘Tl°¢f”.}Tl§.‘_“ M” "’°’“

urn- , 3,1- 1-

_____ Sally Lou, the heroine, played by

AT 8 P. Mi. Tl fono < is rt of uw Isabel Bulger, was the cynosure of

All Farmers and others interested S...-.oi tv Pssioout M.. om. J. chores Allerton. oe hoo. vort-

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' . mee ng .

mind you. in it year when Canada James BW-‘llUY» S8-ll? LOWS 1111610.

_ was passing through deep waters Alfred R¢lll€Y- Allfl`l0`l18l1 he CUS-

a _ num rso out or em- 'plays considerable iresclbility over

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so _ . - .

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the appointment of

nu Rogers Hardware Go., Ltd.

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For tlharlottetown

14 complete line of Beatty Electric Washers. Ironing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners and Electric Floor Polishers are now on display at our Store. We invite you to come in to see them.

Beatty appliances are 10%, made in Canada, by the oldest and largest asher Manufacturers in the British Empire, More Beatty Washers are sold in Canada each year than of all other makes combined.

' When you buy a Beatty, you 'buy the Best.

59.95 _

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We oder a standard Beatty Washer at this low price. There are six Beatty washers in six price classes and an easy payment plan with terms as low as $5.00 per month.

You make no mistake in buying a Beatty

backed by a Company over 60 years in business. We welcome the opportunity to show you the Beatty Appliance line.

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nd he ot once sat down md wnm the following letter:-- _"1 hm 32 years of age. and ever since I was a boy of ten years, I was subject to very had headaches. But two years ago the headaches stopped -for what reason I did not know. I was surprised when one day my wife told me I had been using Krusohen i Salts in my coffee for over two -years. I a.m still using them, ss I know of nothing finer for the sys-

I tem.”-4. T. _ Headaches .can nearly always be traced to a disordered stomach, and to the unsuspected retention in the system of stagnatlng waste material which poisons the blood. Remove these poisons-prevent them fortn- ing again-and you'll never have to worry a.ny_more. And that ls just how Knisclien salts brings swil and lasting relief from headaches. Kruschen Salts aid Nature to cleanse your body completely of all clogging waste matter.

Red Gross Has

Canada Wide

ie wing a repo

forty-sixth meeting of the Central Council, Canadian Red Cross

!`ll0

$1270 a day for‘ every day last leur was contributed to the Can-

& L-5_`l78-4-ll-12-13-15-16-l.'l_ gdian Red cmss S0G1_e.t,y_ An an 91.50 blit IOVC." 3811)' LOU. 00!\t\|mB»' ' 3 time post war financial high with °l°“SlY Wm” his *Hmmm “nm

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report of Di-_ .i.1._ nigger, National When like Apollo. he came forth

Commissioner, delivered at the

ti of Central Coiuicil This

_Father Phelan McKenna, PP. A lane and sppreciuttvee audience applauded the actors u ouch ploy- edhisorherpeetvrlthubrlllimce which individuolimd the out As possessing a dmlnltlc liable, all their own. It is difllcult. Where ar-

nvcrid the invidiousnesl of compar- km, but without~vlli.pen¢Hl'lg my- one, and with PMP" of praise to ill. we submit the oust and u brief conspectus of the ports portrayed.

1'.'|ram|.tlo personnl no follows: Betty Lou. heroine, Isabel Bulger. Charles Allserton, hero, Harold

Howard.

James Bradley (Bolly's uncle)

Alfred Reilley. _

Jerry“Wi1s0n'(Br\d1et.Y\ H054)

Wilfred Bulger.

Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. .tuned Reilly. Dot Reynolds. EB. Bulger. __ Lefty Dillon (gangster) Redmond

lwillell- ' _ - _ ` _

Percival Weymouth. Francis 0'-

OODDOI. __ _ _ _ _ _ irioo-.io’iaioine. Rainey- - Riggs, lswyer'5 clerk. Pew: B.

Bulger. .

is old's)

all eyes. "The applause delight, the wonder ol’ the stage.”

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cordially invited to attend. TW§§§_lh 11°” "X T°f°“*° 1”* ?,`,l‘,’}°§,,,§”,,§1‘§',,2“§,,,‘,°,f,‘,’,",,,."‘,_,.,“' '§‘°s§§§`.

Lou, makes love persistently and effectively, as if he knew “naught

to warm our eyes, _ _

Or like a Mercury-/2° charm!

tistlo talents were~so'~belnnoed,- to-

. -.og _ __ Act ‘N '"5 °°"`""'° _ 'rin Lum not ,

F 'I"`i»lf 'A " ° ° He could not understand why the l “ll W” W-“eu ~ ` ' -' - ‘»

1 '\~‘i headaches he had been subtest to Mui" sm' -U* 7 W ith’ A M ~ E ` ' K K f ' ,-9.-t . wolf nnmotle uoneuy, l ‘ _ - ‘ _. ~ B ii i . i.u<i.ui.voe.»eo._ui..~u¢ioioiuo_Mm§_mh_____d:i&o;_.______m___ _ _ ,_ . e

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ltvqlronhhomeeodhihsosumfonupnmuman. _Wowillboveiouudeooncmiorooovuyonlywhmevujg

olledoshieshon.

Alvreoeeitourdutylsthreedoldzirettoplvvltletliq

hrm¢\vith»,_fairn1u'ket_£n¢hi|crop_;aeoondto|ivll Geploywllwoumsnypeoplouponiblqmdinslly msupplyavrholeleiueiuodataloweost. -

',hirlyy°¢v»s°__¢h°yw°=_°»o°u¢moou`»1yroooivoa. 'riloy WGN 42_'ilP_eiidt¢etedgoodmdthoysveremudy_tosarv\ Your by yearweenlsrgod ourhctorieghirodmomwm-k`.

-ers, bought more premium corn from the farmers, adopted

A 24-hour working day with shorter shifts, enabling us to give employment to twenty-tive per cent more people at good pay than in pre-depression times.

Kellogg'| Corn Flakes are enjoyed daily by millions

of people-far more than any other ready-to-eat cereal on the market. We appreciate your preference and will try constantly to give`you u better product at greltu value. Today youget twice so much in Kel1ogg’s at one- half the price you paid for Com Flakes before the war, 1908 to 1914.

Meanwhile both package md product have been

nd so y pe ns lovment and the purchasing power

greatly reduced 'Ilhe most concrete evidence of he Society‘s remarkaible record is he fact. that volimtary contribu-

suitors acted his part in a. mann incommensurable on the Lot 'l p scenium arid- _

"Nature herself was proud of

Salley’s indifference to his selected

his

steadily improved. Special processes-exclusively out own-keep Kcllogg‘s Corn Flakes oven-fresh and llsvcl- perfect rlght to your table. You can buy them at grocer! Illywllflre with full confidence in their guaranteed purity

ions for Red Cross work increased

designs

541074600 in 1933 to $463- And joyed to wee? the dressing of

i‘0‘ll‘l. . . _

93.00 in 1934-ii gain of almost is his lines." per cent. Jerry Wilson. Bradleyh real es-

nndquulity. ~ ~

We make only one brand of Corn Flakes-Kel1ogg"d

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Dr. Bigger also reported dis-

burseinents for outpost hospitals

` had beenluoieusod from $208,676.- risk _eyer_ythir;g to Prgve i-_ig ii-led . l ' V M

00 to $2l4.07300 'with it large in- crease also in soldier work. Expen-

ren decreased due to decrease of the number of beds in the Calgary

nurses for emergency service had

increased bv15oer<>€nt°ver1estvesr 1-ed neiiiey, snowed the oounesy i lend stef/ed that although the Red _ana culture concomitant in _social _ Cross had thronm its wholeweighvnl circles, coupled with an understand- theslde of the oiiilblvatiofn of inter- mg heart. She displayed innate

national _concord ‘not since 19l4_,¢¢,g5 ,,M1|ty_

Lefty Dl1l0h. played by Redmond received a fail which resulted in

had international relations oippear-

a. gain of 624 branches and 23,418 memfbcrs over the last school year and our main cbicotive for the next tive yr-urs should be 100 per cent enrolment ot boys and girls in school up to and including Grade VIII-a. very easy objective indeed for this Society to attain.

Delegates were there from all

the Provinces ol’ Canada and in

Miss Jean I. Gunn; Mrs. H. P.

- l ` Piumptu-; col. Bishop; H. G. Shit»°rs st

lui - i ll Stanton; P. H. Gordon. K. C.; Dr. A\1d__;:_l::__th¢ Suhthey shine on

- _ _ - Phair and Dr. Bigger. all of Torcn- - »

` . _ to. H. E. Mahon and J. C. Goss of The Lot 'I orchestra chllhbll' dl!-

TORONTO SCHOOL T°é§22 E1',°}‘°f1'§§em Gallant 2 naliiox. H. s. Mociung and R. G. aged by Jerry Dalton entertained _ _ _ Hnmiifmn form R,@gim_ 001, Tom- tween the acts with lively and

Following is the lionor Roll im (e<(i:_ual£eE:\v_clyr\AE_§_a:.ll(a_i;_§_.an_ 2 can limon or Ca_EB_1_y_ Co]_wwm_m and s0u1_stm_mg musm as H com/ented - Mara] ' c. w. Moxoo room srt.\John.A___c;>l. _ri_}i{dien°§__T_eemed tg sa__y_.d _ _ the

_ ' _ ~ B kl ' of Montreal. W. I-i. r- ere we s . e _

Clilalf av Mlwitukiifgaair' 2 Blu ell/luskoka. Beach. F. M. Bur- sounds of music

G'“"°'nde In H M arét Doimn bridge, K. C., :md C. E. Gallagher Creep in our ears; soft stillness,

2 G” d bt- Gaffn 3 Vinh; of winnipeg. Mrs. H. A. numoden of and the night

Bema e ° ’ Vancouver and your President from Become the touches ot sweet har

ditures on work for crippled child- of stage-style."

Hospital, but increases were noted With calm dramatic artistry, she in expenditures for home nursing seems insuuoidnt, to Jer;-y'5 propos- ‘-“ld viSllih€ hoiisc-lccevefs. als but she finally ‘joins the mat-

He also reported enrolment oi’ rimonini-oi;-¢1¢_ - '

ed so strained". He said, "the Can- .Rem _ 1-tm _ onion nod cross society win 1-oooii em ‘ganlgm y§i§‘:,i“mS§fw” “if” its fundunnental responsibility and land gn 3° doihg the s;udi'énce"

strive _(tn allievia/te the sudfering of He Bhuwed 5 wmpfehemive ‘milf war v tims.” oonnnumg, he sold. "it u now ,iTf,1°{‘,,,,°,,d' §,",f’,f§..§_lI’,°§’,§,_°,m’7f“°° *md

beyond argument that year by year wwivai 'wgymquni was portray- the Red Cross in Canada. has be- ed by “mek-Doom” me muned °°““ ’“°"e mmly ““’s“"°d °f ""‘cs\18ster. whossvedsally Lou from position. Its various aotivitiw an the kidnapperg and Won the undy_ .accepted as an cwzntia-l part of mg affection of mmm maine His our national life and its ideal has .perfonmmce 1. expressed m' me been recognized as im_ important poetic mes

element lnwgie upbuilding' of the oA man so vm_xou5_ that N seémed

1 on” ‘

Canadtaii . N _ _ D in be _ - Miss Je-mi Browne, at onai i- . _ ,, rector, in presenting the annual N°;,l;‘;'§éb;fag;m;‘l§2{”gg:r3§_l';"“‘;;_ report of the Junior Red Gross of butante was sited in 5 superb Canada annoimced there had been mamma’ by Murleue Heiney “Her

tate agent. was played by wiurui Bulger in a. delightful manner He

frags e ove orDot eyn/o s. an thus showed himself . The orbiter

Dot Reynolds. the book-W|rm of

the hour. was acted by Eva Bulger.

Mrs. Reynolds. actedby Mrs. Alf-

lively looks, a sprtghtly mind dis- close."

Riggs, the lawyers clerk, was acted by Peter B. Bulger, with an nrtistie tonicity which reached the ap0see in characterization.

Eléijl. the maid was played Marie Griffin. She perform

- in the red-and-green package.

vértltlflhgev

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complication of the heart. Medical uid was summoned but of no avail, she passed peacefully to the Great Beyond on the above date.

The late Mn. Stevenson took up

dressmaking in early life and con- ducted a business over Pa.ton's Store, Cliarlottetown. She was also an excellent artist, many pieces of her paintings is still to be seen nt her brothers home.

She lived for a number of years

on Gieat George Street in Chur- iottctown whore she made many friends through her kindness and hospitality. From there she moved -to Salem and Brookline where she carried on the same profession. 'Nine years ago she returned to ber old home to keep house for her fhnother Jsfmas.

She was the eldest daughter of

the into James and Mary Jane Chapman Creed, She was for many years a faithful member at the

ef; Motuooioi omuou, ouoriottotown. smm_iDn_ N A: AMW ml”

For heir there was no dark valley

. b

~ _ puuotiiiousiy su the auti it f ‘_ ’ -=‘ .

con eluded: Norman Summerville. K.C.: Pretty maid in the "Lucielut Oordot: the end W” mme 'V81l¢Y. N. S- The fUh€f&l<WhB 0011--

, F. D. L. Smith; F. Gordon Oster; °f H fell-“ed l‘°‘l-*l'1°ld»

“Bright as the sun, her eyes the -

mm U. MoNevin. In his address he ed_ mwmmt being made

sought to bring comfort to the ,

an bereaved, from Job. 5 chap, and 26 hw? d;;§0ld'n1eT

The funeral which was a large one was conducted by the Rev. C.

verse.

The hymns sung' were “Safe in

the Arms of Jesus.” and “We’l Never say Good Bye in Hes/Ven." also solos “Beautiful Garden of

Unbroken." bv Mrs. Lee Wight

Graham.

The deceased leaves to moum two

ut the age or' se. Although for some time, he was able to adout until it' few days _before

but passed sdvsiy befdrothc tor arrived, heart trouble being the cause of his death. Mr. Davidson was born in Goldsboro, Guys- -borough, N. S., where he worked in the gold mines at Seal Harbour. Later he moved to Nea/ Glasgow where he was employed- at the oil- shale. Owing in lil-health he came to P. E. Island three years ago to reside with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Myers. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him, es-

vlvcd try three daughtersand sons, his wife having preceded by I ‘ thirteen' years. - -also five- childxen have predeceased him.

his rs

-hint

The surviving members of family are, Mrs. Ernest Mya , Mayfield; Mlrs. Robert Areenault, Mayfield; Miss Clara, at Clinton,

Sidney at Gualt, Ontario- Harry;

N S. and Svottle ol’

ducted on March 2'! by Rev. Mr.

Patterson. and was largely attend;

_ w_u_

onto; Milton noyio. sick, Miss No

_ _ ... ..hl§ . clesntnenudoolied-rornis-$22:/ug,-~

Doyle. Miss Eltsnbeth Mollnnis and

decided to-lottery s quilt.

N- ptuehond for same.

for the evening was.

. cseph

unch

eriiiiiio

ag-ig; 5’

dared by Mr J

John D Molnnis the members to her usy meeting. non

by “A Canadian

" A dainty l

the hootea. The

National Anthem

brought the meeting to u. close.

(Patriot Plelse Copy)

9. §

peoismy ey his foouiyt 1-to io gg; . _silvaos mason scuooi.

"Honor roll for March: Guide X: 1 Helen Pigott, 2 Ber-

nice Murphy.

Grade IX: Pigott. once vu: in Piguet. Grade VI: 1 Katie Plgott. 2 Cor-

nelius Murphy. 3 Veronica Muo-

' 'Grade V: lielen Doyle. 2 Helen '0\mnbell.#8_ Garth Plgott.

Grids IV: I Sterling Plgott. - Grads II: 1 Doris Coffin, 2 Elmer

Mlllllilly.

Grade I: to): 1 Douglas Collin.

2 John A. D°'¥le. (bi 1 Bernard Doyle.

combs,

Willard Nickolson, Jeremiah Peters. _Greoi-ge Gallant. Alex._ l.e0la`.lx',_ Stanley Doiron. . _ __ _‘f_

1>rsyer'~ and "win tho cu-cle be Youths ` W ` ’ sz# M-S him <h'ffl-me Bel-mi Achieve Distinction -

f Perfect Attendance: Katie Pigott, Helm* Campbell and Helen Doyle. ‘ Edith Mnoliwen, teacher.

(Patriot phase copy)

PLEASANT 'vlnE§ A Ffdliifl

im-. hll sb-

§§_s l ii; till 'Eli

li li

_Mrs. oeiabre

Mrs. Henry Weeks is

her daughter Mrs. H. 0. Abbot.

ii ii

Y. of Mil.

ii ig iii?-i i. l* 2.

hvldthl

` has rooovofoa from

and punching in

valley Church sun-

hd Hsalam. is vldttll

in Pleasant Valley.

The P1_ea»»»ht_l./ii-\1_ev »_°h°°1 il tuider _the rnsnsgsnleli of.Mr. lidsulce Tierney. `M‘.lse‘l_tutth Lombe has returnei home from visiting her sister Mrs.

E Pri gr: »§ sitio

Maurice Tierney

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Dowel- - this Division. mony."

GROW

Our Spring SEED CATA-

LOGUE hss been distributed, nearly eight thousand ol them, but we have some left. Send us n POST CABD if you did not get u. copy. and one vvlll be mulled promptly. _

GARDEN SEEDS

For HUIBEDS and WIN-

DOW GARDENING get some of our Seeds for curly pl t- ing. tn

- ~f

EAR-LY » TOMATO. CAB-

BAGE, LE'l'l‘UCE. CUCUM- BER, RADISH, CAULIFLOW- EB, CELEBY, Etc., uid have the plants ready to set out as neon al the ground is ready.

FLOWER SEEDS

Sturt SWEET PEAS, und

oioummg 'Annu-

hcm resdyto ortho soil' is

VIGE SEEDS to ovtf memb-

Bnntlten di Solicitors

its is

EGU Lttl

omitamn

f is gi ll

Fllsle Gauam' ' having its President _appointed were: Reading. .lorry Dalton, sol

Chairman of the Resolutions Com nilttoo-n more or less arduous

m:[“{lie matter or the constlt-utlon Insult'

‘ -# 9,, ~ h pemonnei of _ _ M¢LEO]) 9 BENTLEY br;(ht;;l his iuiiy atooussed IN NIEMORIANI

W ‘E BENTLEY K_ c_ and has been carried over until --

J 'A 'BENTLEY c_ next year. In the meantime the CATHERINE STEVENSON

md A"o’m¢y,_a¢_L" Chairman of the Committee is

MONEY To LOAN going tp drnft the necessary amend- On Thursday. M-“l‘°l\ 12911-. MN-

monis una submit them to the gov- Gathonne siovenson, a very highly

omcel 18° mamma sued" cnal divisions for their approval ot' 195900104 l`¢Sl¢l°H'f- 0! Alblim. DBS'

A Of “°”"“ lst Prize - Juniors, 10 and li --

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otherwise You will be advised as

L fd' MATHIESON ' oi fi. noi- buotnu- .nunesa oi-sed ati

BEL ` soon ns they are rec ve , _ _ , ' he ll. IL Bell D. Is Mnthleul. LLB Another matter which created age of '19 years. _

_ the The deceased had been _

conslderalble discussion was ap-

Monoy to been plication of the Saskatchewan Di- usual good health up to

Cameron Block. Chu.rlot\e¢owu.P.l.l vision for the Canadian Red Cross to her death .When _ Society to guaranwe ns Bmwmn up

. _ B_ L _ _ tp $20,000.00 I f nd it impossible the Rum gmt md A 3' HASLAM' A” LB nu mwspow- ssvorumfim imma, for mwv years vice nrindrsl of eestwiolm for success ln the

to keep out of this discussion and

BABRISTER. SOLIUITOII., ETC. |11 Order that there Indy be no ")\£1m|@ B9n»§§y:95" >&\ll1'|| with

the remarks of the various speakers

i - snbmlteed to me and am now w

placing them among the records of

MacGuigan & Trgingr he Division for future iorofoooe if

limit I. Mnedulgm, K. U. A h¢°¢S8l1'y-

q,gg0|¢|g1~n|mg_3,;_ Tlieusualnoonluiiohoonwlsheid .lolrhteth Bulletins, sts, and Dr. Bigger entertained the __ msn fo mm; mio aoiegateistnionei-.owin¢ wi < omoai ova humour nous, being %% _;nmM wt' licked lheettclmrlotsewvl. “°°¢Pl° 5 _ -

< ~ and to which this Division might

- celeiul consider tion the

IIA; Keno

lA_llll'l'll. I0!-ICITOI. lo classes.

- ~r. low outdo; ' _ ibimuionounivrslu. 'QqlottlteIl.!l.lhul. (e)1\‘l.rotAi¢tBobociK_itI. ‘

|'|l»|-lstuni. `

ll is lil

td) Visiting Housekeepél'

»°°~“5`-`l#"3 _ _

Gm” I”‘1 An" MW Gauam 2 Your Division had the honour of Othei specialties of n high oi

' brothers, James and wm. oieed of The following is e wry 01 I let-W 3 Albion; three sisters. Mrs. Ernest l'°°€lV¢<l by MFE- J0l\\‘l P\`°ill'¢. FNB' °" Griffin of Albion, Mrs. Benny tvwh. P- E- I-. from th¢W~ 0-'1`.U- I

Harold McGregor, solo, Helen Coughllri, step danm, Jack Ther-

sed peacefully away at the home

re;

P_’_‘i1’_’9'“‘

live

loved onrs in tin- Stii-foeoii (‘.-.~m.-

McKinnon. Ernest, Griffin and Am- brose Jessome-

MRIS. CATHERINE SMITH

The many friend of Mrs.

Catharine Smith will loam with regret of her passing at the Char- lottetown Hospltnl_ on Sunday

Queen Square school.

During her last illness she was

mohair ro tom. question as io the some 1 took me ow. of serum, ow. __ . 1|” 5|-W, Building on behalf or this Division, I had ~- 'rho mum pmllstty pm attended by Father Bernard Gillis i A. Edith Giles ` ' is

so lieu ur iuonwinin

mornin.: A Requiem High Hon was sung by Rev. Pr. O$:='I‘he Pell Boon were Medi! *i’hhl. Smith. Thos. Powerf. .John ldghtller,

tery. The pullbearers were Wm. Moore. ;_‘nn:ld§£fd°y s°h°°1 Wm M tn'

_ y proud and delighted, I

Nat Westarway, Wm. Fraser, Wilbert am sure to win two Fmt Pm” in

the Ten~lpera.uce Contest over_tl'l¢_

uno

amstw

.tunes Ioppln and P. Medan-on. ua. #mam mvmscu

°- clerk ima Mrs Horatio orniuim of Campaign Office for 'remrwhve

Gaspereaux ‘ _ Education Contest.

l The remains were gently laid to campallln °m°°'

i t h_ Cl_0_IlB l10ll-SG

rest in the family po beside Er Mhens_ Onmrxm

Dear Mrs. Pruitt:-Your W.O.T.U.

whole Dominion.

Waldron Auld, $3.00. '

V. Jean Campbell, $2.00

Vancouver is the only other pleoe

to win two similar primes.

next Guntest. »

Sincerely yours

Roche Women's Institute met on Tuesday evening, April Rnd, st the home of Miss milheth Mclnntl. lisht members ond nine visitors

ist 'Prize _ intermediate--‘ R. ~

I am sending the Prizes to you I0 ~

March 31st at the advanced age of thu yuu mgy have g spoon] png.

_ °**“' 88 years- Mm Smit-h was the notation, us r dunk you will wus

in widow of the into Mioimi smith. 9.-,._ -_ ,-

,md _ l

purttsuldn of -and died fortified by the last rits Both the young prize-winners liter. of the Catholic Church. mentioned belond 00 the village 'ot _ bi-not "pm 'mere are left to moum two sons Preetovm und are to be warmly oun-

wgi-ds of Di-_ and two daughters, Mrs. John gratuluted on their success. __

~ Harper. Malden Mass. Mrs. Nor- --------~°' '

that the mm nmdoiph, Plotou,_N. s. nc- POINT DelDU_HB WJ-

tfwelve ward and John ol this city.

abundant The funeral was held* 'llussdly The members of the Point do

SPIIIIIG IS WELGDIIE

our Nor _

f‘ SPRING ravi-:R

you get those listless, dopey, out-of-sorts, lack ofylgor and energy feelings, _ -

Your blood is the cause-it neede Lcleansinz of the im- purities accumulated during the long winter months, owing to the eating of heavy foods and the lack of exercise. _ _,___

BURDOCK

at stoop sirrsas

ld had plrllldl the blood, starts the sluggish orling,sn tones up the system for the summer

"eu the market. for over half u century, owledgeé by thou who have used it to be

present. The meeting opened by

llhlllll "Cod Llvlr Oil." Roll coll

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