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SAVE B! BUYING GARDEN CITY BUTTER in l0 bound lots. One pound, 86c; 2 pounds. 10c; 10 bounds. $3.30. 3847-3414.!

SCOTCHFORT MEMORIAL AS- SOCIATION-The annual picnic of this organization will be held on Wednesday, July 29, i931. Catering and amusements in the hands of capable committees.

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FRESH MINED COAL-Discharg- ing today, Albion Nut, Old Sydney, Sprlnghill. and Inverness screened coal, ordeisior any quantity deliv- ered by careful drivers. A. Plckard dz 0., Phone 240. 4948-4-23-21.

FOR SALE-Car load oi high class horses. including drivers, work and heavy draft weighing up to 1,700 All are young. sound. quiet, well brok- en, single and double. Inspection in- vited. Ilelgh Horne, Wlnsloe.

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COFFIN AND JAY NUPTlALS.- A pretty and interesting marriage ceremony took place at the home of the bride at Cherry Hill on March 25th., 1931, when Miss Marion E. c. Coffin, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. CoIfin, became the wife of Mi". Roland L. Jay only son oi Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jay of Fanning Brook. Promptly at 6.30 the Bride 1119111‘ 11E a gown of eggshell satin with bridal veil and carrying a beautiful boquet of roses looking most Winsome as she entered the room on the arm of her father to the bridal chorus played by her brother Mr. H. G. coffin, The ceremony was performed by Rev. M, K. Charmen of Mt. Stewart United Church, in the presence of about seventy invited guests. The parlor was decorated in white and the dining room in white and rainbow. After the ceremony and congratu. latons, a splendid wedding supper

_;ias returned to take up her studies iii. the Notre Dame Academy.

man. starts as a serial in the Guard- Lxtumed to resume her ‘teacher in the Wilmot Valley School.

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Miss Madeline Mel/or, Kinkora,

Miss Evelyn Mayne, Emerald, has duties as

Miss Ethel Deighan, Emerald, re- turned to Summerside to take ‘lip her studies in the Central Business College. - -

The following is the standing of the Priiicipars Department oi the Central Bedeque S:hool for Febru- ary and March:

Grade X- . Marion Frizzel; 2 Leonard MaoKarma; 3 Muriel Leard. Grade IX - 1 Eileen Dawson. Grade VIII - 1 Marion Lord; 2 Charles MacKanna; 3 Lorne Wright. Grade VII - 1 Arnold Callbeck; 2 Norman Wright; 3 Douglas Leard. Grade V1 - l Blanche Johnson; 2 Lillian Schurman; 3 Jennie Crossman. Per- fect Attendance: Marlon Frizzel, Ena Webster, carman Johnson, Marion Morrison. Teacher, Mabel Millar.

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Much credit is due our rural mail couriers who have served the public unfailingly during the severe winter in storms and terrible road condit- ions. MY. Leard and w. Frlzzel, both having very long and, tiring routes, have never failed us during the past winter and have always been courteous to all.

Miss Hope Jardine, oi Lower Free- town. but at present a student oi the . Mount Allison's Ladies College. Sack- vllle, N. 13., is the lucky winner of the championship oi the Girl's Cattle Judging Club, at the Amherst Winter Fair. Miss Jardine‘s phot- appcared in the latest issue oi th “Farmer's Advocate." Miss Jardine l. one of Lower Flreetowns moot popul- ar young ladies and is a. L of ‘ the Freetown Holstein Heifer Club. Congratulation on your success, Hope!

Mrs. (l-Ion.) John E. Sinclair and son Crawford of Springfield, were visitors to Hunter's River Saturday, the guests of Mrs. Sinclair's daught- er,‘Mrs. Allie Cutcllffe.

was served. It is interesting here to note that one of the tables used was very old of solid mahogany, and was formerly the property of Colonel Stewart for whom Mt. Stewart \ves named, also table linen ll’! years old. This linen is now owned by Mrs. Leigh McAssey. The wedding gifts were numerous and costly including chins, sliven-linen and cheques.

was tendered the young couple at

0n 1 the evening of the 28th. a reception '

Mr. Harold McIvor. Kinkora, has returned to St. Dunstan-‘s University. Charlottetown, to resume his studies, after being confined to his home for some weeks.

It is with deep regret that we note the death of one oi our oldest and most highly respected residents in

"the community, in the passing. on. iMenday morning, of Mr. John Lee, at the ripe age of 85 years,. after a

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the home o‘ the groom about m“: ‘continued illness of several weeks. hundred guests being present,

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lottetown they will reside in Fann- ing Brook. The young couple are Very popular in their community. The groom is organist of the Mt. Stewart United Church and the bride a valued member of the choir. Two weeks 1l."cvioils to her marriage Miss Coffin was tendered a, miscell- aneous’ shower at the home o.‘ her

side for a number of years, having resided in that place for some forty years. A large circle of friends will greatly deplore the loss oi a true and ;upright citizen, friend and neighbor. "For a number of years he travelled as age t for ilarm machinery and was well and widely known throughout the whole province. I-Ie was of a

was in Charlottetown. last week on business. '

The roads in this vicinity are be- coming much bared, and the farm- ers who are hauling potatoes to the buyers are obliged to reduce the

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They emerge ready to decorate in the sun.

The

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‘great kindness and the honor be- ladies present. The singing of the stowed upon them by this pleasant iNutional Anthem brought a very surprise and beautiful gifts. All ‘delightful evening to a close.

joined heartily in singing "For They ' —————

are Jolly Good Fellows.“ after which l The special Sunday eveulus the usual salutatlons were given the lchurch service was held in the bride and bridegroom of twenty-five icmtrsl Bsdgnue Baptist Church on

and singing in their usual high order Quito a large cogrcpation was DIES- ent at this scriice. A sing sing at gm opening of the service was great- ly favored by the congregation.

.\ir_ ‘Frailk Jarriine. Wilmot Valley,

brother Mr. Clarence Coffn of kind and genial disposition, a de- _ _ _, , _ C t‘ I B _ v _ _ 1 Plsquid West, of whose 110mg she has voted father and husband and a loads to a. minimum. thus making years age. Thefollowing is the ad- ﬁuudﬂy. ROY. A- G. Crowe. pastor. ‘iliﬁiinm “C113” e “we m ERSATILE CROOK . -—I3@§P-1° 11“ "llsucccssml bikkelba been we mmress for the past two place is vacant in his home. comm- the work much harder and more dress: Ell-Vt‘ *1 "91s’ 910111161" and uuvrcsuus ‘ y g‘ ' '

IRRITATES “YARD '

LONDON, April 22 (U. PJ-Scot- land Yard ls irritated.

A clever crook is playing hide-axial seek with the famous sleutlis. He has used 40 aliases so far and there are

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season at the Ulrverslty of Wiscon- sin, from tile standpoint of games “on, the new $500.000 Camp Rand- al‘. ﬁeld house drew revenue but ‘$100 short oi til: sum anticipated. Al. the start of tl"e season with pros- pects pointing to a strong team for

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 21. (U.

years. The gifts received were numerous and useful and all the yours folks of the vizlnity enjoyed UIBIILEHCS to their hearts content.

BEDLQUE NOTES

unity a." d church that shall not be easily filled. In his life he was popu- lar with all classes of men with whom he came in contact with, both in so- cial and business life. He lived for a time between 1910 and to about 1920 in Winnipeg, Ma. iitoba, but re-

prolonged.

Miss Betty Green and Miss Olga Green. of Albany, spent last week end in Emierald, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes.

The following is the Honor

Mn and Mrs’ Fredrick Brown; discourse. As a special feature in We your friends and neighbors i119 $81116". IVIIS- 1311111? 11911111 ail have gathered here “n5 Ova-ling to Miss Verna Schurnian rendered o. celebrate with you this‘ the Lwcngy- |ductt very beautifully. Miss Eileen “m, anniversary of your marriage 'Dawson accompanied on the pipe ivlth the heartiest co gratulutions 111K511 MFS- E3119 1198M 15 "3311111 and all gOQd wishes. In those years lorganist and choir leader. The that have pased’ we feel ma; you lchoir rendered SOlll“ lovely music

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GATES. 019., April 22-Ed. Davis built o. heavy platform over an en- closure, enticed 54 rats in. killed them by a single bloiv.

E . a iMr. Lee, was the son oi the late

: s“';‘1lt°t“°"sd‘3pp”" w“? served 811d a “Ihomas Lee of Belmont, Lot 1s. The B. t _ C 1" I r3 50° me e“ ‘wed by au- deceased had carried on an‘ exte ls- ' rlc ' an "i, j After a short honeymoon in Char- we wheelwﬁghh business 1n summer- p y "

1 50 warrants out for his arrest. Dr. Walter E- Meamvell, basketball 't‘lrn3d to summerside to spend me R011 ; But still he breaks the law. He coach, the department (‘Slilmﬂled W" Lin“ 011W Foonen‘ Miss Mary latter years oi his life. He retired for the Cen-treville Bedeque School both have been abundantly, blessed} i _ g. ' h“ P°5ed 115 9- 3011111 01 T11R19 111' 1111115 171 $369011 The Tevellue W115 i032“ aniMss gene‘? $002611‘ from active business some ten years for the month of lvrarch and prospered and you both by your " ‘ l. slgclﬂl‘. Superintendent of the 110st $85,900. acme “:3; ilgiangienzrkg very p155“ aso and has resided for the last few Grade X - 1 Alice Noonen; 2 Alma genial and kindly “am” ha‘? made l‘ I i e E . a 1'

o ce, manager oi a bank, a famous -—- , ‘ ' " ' years 1n st. Elcanors. The deceased Gauld. Grade IX - 1 Wilda Bell; 2 a host of friends and proved your- i _ a 91111111991‘. 1111101188!‘ 0f 11 ﬂ1l-‘ﬂ1115111l1 GETS THEATRE CLIPPINGS niitmweeli-igd, m llmdglistzz’ was“ _was a very prominent member of the Burtram Reynolds. Grade VIII - l selves to be worthy citizens of thisf g e I 2r 11119. and even as a famous football o‘ e a "s gum o er’ W5‘ ‘L. 0. B. A. oi Summcrslde and Lot Helen Bowness; 2 Kathleen Connol- community. You both have ﬂllvﬂys » u [idelme Crokm’ l6. a. d a member of the McDonal- 1y; 3 Thelma Lawther. Grade VII —— done all you could to 1181i! 810112 11- i1 i ' Orange Bread Pudding >1

In these guises he has passed worthless checks, obtained money by

PJ-A unique collection of theater clippings, numbering more than 40,-

Several cellars in this community g have been flooded during the past

dlte Church, Summerside, where he will be greatly missed as a true foll- ower of every religious work. l-le

l Una Murray: 2 Hazel Jewell; 3 Claude Murray. Grade IV - 1 Sea- man Bell; 2 Frank MacDonald; 3

to advance all interests that was right and helpful in all the different walks of life. In your 110111“ 11.1‘

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false pretence. committed burglalqvluw has been presented to Harvard __ , mo”

and mrgerxh He is wanted in at least [University “can, Cogemm, by Ed. week bu‘ "9 serlouf damage has yet leaves to mourn the loss of a 1011115 Horace Jewell. Grade III —— 1 Mcl- your kindly uiclcolue and generous . .111 pm slugtlﬂlrﬂfr

1o cities in England and the list "win r. adgett. literary sdiwr vi the b°°“"°p°"°d th°u°h ‘he hwsemﬂd‘ husband and rather. his widow. vin Gallant; 2 Arthur Murray; a hospitality you have made this home, _

IWII daily. Boston ‘Transcript and member of m; have been kept’ busy watching formerly Miss Fowler e1‘ Summer- Harold Gauld. Grade II-l Betty n place where both old and young gziiig-Ihiﬁiii-iil" 5.15m“ C‘ U" IIIFQ, , l’ )!‘lHIn

BASKETBALL SEASON GOOD

the class of '94. The collection was made from newspapers from all parts

the floods come in and finding some

way of getting it out again. The

side and one son Percy at home; also fum- brothers and one sister, namely:

Sharp; 2 Doris Murray; 3 Katy Mac- Donald. -Tee.cher. Lillian Milller.

were always assured of a hcarw wel- l come and a pleasant visit on all oc-

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pumps, which have been dry on , . --— of the world and was started by Mum. has been we" provided ‘or Caleb. oi Ssumnqilersifilme Niewlgegrlzegf Th a f: m1 nd m casions. 1We felt ztietlfgxtlld mpg olct ?nukml_rlnilkwixh‘vfgﬂm‘

_ ,- , o . o as ' ss- m. v sc a mini. -.~ . MADISON. Wis. April 22. (U. P.) Edgctt more than 40 years ago. and some have sud that me pmsem Truro. N . 6° 0r ' e many ren s n s a e ths occas n P 5 A {romwﬁfh-"Ildlrtlgrihyem!Crag: Mass; George, of Sackville, Mass, neighboring districts, will regret lng our appreciation and cougiaiu- m, 1,. mm, “nu, .,,,,._ mm,

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The many friends in this and the

tion of Mlrs. Charles Blatﬁ of Centre- iville Bedeque. Her ma y friends join in wishing her a speedy and complete recovery. It might be said that lifts. Black was getting ready to leave for California, to visit her only sister. - Wheeled vehicles have replaced the sleighs on the roads here. but in

and Mrs. Weddell, of Crapaud. P. E- L, to all of whom t1": e lire commun- ity extend the most sincere sympa-

very much to loam of the indispo- sltlon of Mr. William Ramsay, Cen- treville Bedeque.

who came to offer their last, tribute to a beloved friend and neighbor. Service was held at the home. The remains were tenderly laid to rest fr the old family plot, is the M110- Donnldlte Cemetery in Wllmot Val- ley.

Mrs. Bruce Paynter and Mrs-

ri'k Brown's on Wednesday evening April 1st when a goodly number of friends and relatives and neighbours ‘gathered at a. surprise party and also ito celebrate with them the 25th an- nlversary oi their marriage. After ‘some time was spent in social chat. the gathering was called to order by lvllr. Lcmual Profit, who in a few

lations. In the cmniunity and Fo- clal life you both played a very so- ciable part. always helping those Wllg

closing, we ask you therefore to ac- cept this little gift, not for the value of it but for the spirit that guides __ _, the token u; its destination. together with the love and best wishes of all present here and we do sincerely trust you both may be spared to en- joy many. many more years of wedd- ed bliss and happiness, and as the

the rpgﬂ, sugar, butter, salt, fruit jlllCﬂ and riml nud aur intolhc hrraii nnil milk nurture. Pour inin a ivulreml pildiiing dish. Cnvrr the (up with a meringue nlaiir with the lvratcn

LOBSTER PABKERS surrurs ....... m t“ o“ —~ l» 1 In ¢ - an . i l s“ o 23°01 1, drag Wvdneﬁdlly Bflﬂmlmn 511d W55 Very A very pleasant evening was spent rhurah as well as social activities am: '°"’“ ‘K ""5"" W” m“ mm‘ ° “he l“ “W” largely attended by the many friends m. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- you both took a leading part. i. _And remember ‘his is

only one of ovcr a hundred practical, economical re- cipes to he found in n new profusely illustrated Cook Book we have just com- pletcd.

Send us your namenndzzddress and we shall be glad to mail you a copy of the

- 1 many places deep banks of snow Andrew Tu _ , . .. - » _ - plin. of Kcnsingtch. 1'9 well chosen words. explained the na- years go by may they b11118 w 1011 500d Provider i ' for the Lobster Factory. . Md w be shovemd‘ The m“! "e wumed to their respcctlve 11011165 0n ture of the gathering and said some both health s. d abundant prosper- 51 gHARl-fS. Crgok Book» by o ' T k C f agfiwsugnutizxtfezzz: if; :31 Thursday. after a very enjoyable , very complimentary remarks about ity crowned with Heaven's richest '. n m“ jders Prfimptly 1a 8n ar3 O i ' ' x lvisit in Lower FTBEWWH- Mr. and Mrs. Brown as friends and blessings. Again assuring you oi l, p 1 1 "Wm mt“ “d our we‘ deep’ they neighbors. Mrs. Jacob Stewart then the high esteem and hearty good " '7- T ‘m’ "m b“ “d ‘"“°°"“‘?" Arrivals of litters oi you-s purples read an address on behalf of all will of your many friends in nib and M111‘ _ a ‘ , . . A W are being reported. present and Mr. Roy Anderson made the surrounding communities. ' c O 1' -' O 11 ' the presentation of a beautiful rock- On behalf of all present. “au rc- 11,, 3min r- -.-. . 1 PLUMBING 8: HEATING m. Arthur sherry. of Feruwvod ing chair and a sum of money, ac- voir." P__ €,

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and Mr. Earl Murray. 07 1391'<1'=‘1’1- were among the recent visit "s ta Charlottetown.

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camjrifrd by a shower of good 1.! ". Drown. though taken i"*:t"‘y by surprise. thanked the Illlliiy friends aid donors on behalf

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The remainder of tlhe evening was spent in conte.“ games, music. etc, which all helped to bflilg : very en- joyable evening to a close. A bea.‘

uh Men Mulligan of Kinkora oi himself and Mrs. Brown. for the mu luncl was then served by the]

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