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In Memoriam

On the evening of April 1 ander MacDonald

parents when three years‘

i Mrs. MacDonald was a i Iof the Valley, haviniz experienced iail the liard ship of the l families who settled in the district. . nearly a CGTIIIIFI‘ ‘Alexander MacDonald who was a. _i native of The Isle of Skye prede- ceased her tii-entv years ago. Four of her family also predeceased her viz Hugh, Malcolm and Josie, i and who died in infancy. There In lleft to mcurn the loss of a kind Mother, one son Alex H. of Lome Valley. with whom she resided, and five daughters. viz. rmice.) Mrs. N. I). Irving, Charlestoivn, Mass. (Anniel, Mrs. J. N. Bolton. Somer- ville. Mass. iMinniei, Mrs. W. Mc- Sivain; Winchester, Mass, (Sarah) Mrs. R. J. I-Iodgdnu. Beverly. Mass; and Flora of Siilem. hfnss. Also n. number of grand children and greIit-graiiil-children. The fiinera was held oii Sunday Miiv 2nd. am WﬂS largely attended. The service was conducted by her Pastor Riev. T. Owen Hughes who preached a very touching sermon taking as his text The Lord is My shepherd. The H_vmn‘s sung were". Safe in the lAi-ms of Jesus. Abide with Me and Shall we gather at the River.

The pail-bearers were Messrs ..lo<eph McAulay. George W. Jay. Joseph Fisher. George S Itard,

Peter McIntyre and Malcolm Mc- Lend.

Hearse driver was Mr. Murdock McDonald.

Interment in LOrne Cemetery. beside her loved gone beforie.

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WILLIAM FRANCIS STEVENSON

Valley 01168

The many friends throughout the the Province, of William ﬁancis Stevenson, a, well known and 11181111! respected resident of Pleasant Valley P. E. Island. will regret to hear of his recent passing away at his home. on Tuesday

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Harvey Woods “Quality Controlled" silknit bloomers zind vests in Tea Rose, Pink nnd White. Each $1.00

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s'r. rerun-s HARBOR sciiooi. Gracie I1 (at -1. Alfred Mac- _.__ Donald. Standing tor month of April: Grade II Ibl—-l. Nan Mac- Grade X-l. Gladys Marl-liven: 2. Donald. 2. Teresa Barry: H. Garth names MacDonald. Blaxlarid- Grade VIII-i. Beth Drake; 2. Grade I-iai -—l. Clarence Mac- [pulse Mat-Ewen; 3. Gordon Mac- Ewen. Ewen Grade I tc>—l. Roddy Mac- Grade VII-l. Harold Moshe)‘. Donald.

Perfect Attendance —- ‘Ibd Mac- Ewen and Harold Mosher. Edith MacEwen. Teacher.

Grade VI-l. John Barry. Garde IV- t. (Tiara Mosher; 2. Freeman MaoEwen.

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» father through his iliiici:

afternoon May 4th, i937 at the age of 75 yeais.

Deceased Will a farmer. and continued HCtive interest iii farni his last illness.

Tlwush being sick in bed for seven weeks, his death came as a treat shock to all. He bore his illness with patience. though very distressed at timer. he never

prosperous to take an. affairs up to

seemed to murmur or complain.

He wins possessed of a. genial happy disposition. and his kindness and universal good nature EIICICBIK ed him to a large circle of friends and acquaintances. He was a man i

ici’ transparent. honesty and sincer- ‘lty of heart. His kin

d hospitality was tendered to cvcnvone. Every- A thing that was possible to do was done. but to no avail, but God i willed otherwise. in spite of best ' medical skill and tender nursing i until on ' the above mentioned date. his spirit took its‘ heavenwnrd flight. He leavci to mourn their loss. a grief stricken family. four sons, and three daughters. The sons. are: J. Reuben. Eckmall. N. n. Frank P. I Wiltshire. P. E. Island. William E. Borden P. E. Island and Charles T. I at’ home. The daughters are (Minnie) Mrs. J. S. Hill. Frederic- ton P. E. I., iDellal Mrs. Clinton , Morrison and Bertha Gladys. at ‘ home who faithfully cared for her i and who i will ever cherish the memory of a . faithful father. His wlfc prcdc- _‘ deceased him five years ago. He | also leaves to mourn three brothers f and tivo sisters, namely John and ‘ Tryus of North Dakota. U. S. A. i and George. Fredericton, P. E. Is- l land. The sisters are Mrs. N. S. J. Murray. Fredericton P. E. I. and Mrs. Elizabeth MacKinnon, Char- .' lottetown. P. . E. Island. The funeral rel-vice was held from his late home on Thursday May 6th and was largely attended by his many relatives. friends and neigh bours. and was conducted by Rev. ._________.__

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MRS ALEXANDER MACDONALD

50th.,’ ,Lc-,rrie Valley lost its oldest resid- Vent in the person of Mrs. Alex-l

aged 95 yearsp She was born at Head of Montague‘ and came to Lorne valley with herj of agﬁ. ‘and has resided there eier since. l pioneer

early .-

ago. Her husband I

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-€ LOUIS S. POMIMET

iFox Is Faster Than lviau

How fast caii 4 iox run was dis- covered on a South Carolina road last Winter when a grey to; an- swered the question with a burst of speed at the rate of twenty-at: miles an hour tor about 100 yards, gradually slowing to a speed 0! about twenty-one miles an hour it the end of a. half mile.

Clarence Coitam. of the Bureau of Biological Survey, ivas inspect- ing ivlldiife areas in the Southeast. when the fox Jumped ahead of his car. Cottam. interested in all phases of wildlife, footed the horn to encourage the fox to extend hinueli‘, and. watching the speed- ometer, followed claszx-HLJQQQL he had to throttle down as the fox lost. speed after the first spurt.

How does the aired o1 this fox compare with the beat effort.‘ by men? Sprinting at twenty-six

formerly Assistant to the Passen- ger Representative. Canadian Nat- IOHBI Steamshlps. at Halifax, N. S. iiiid recently transferred to the headquarters staff of tliexPassengcr 'l‘rii.fi'ic Depiirtiiieeiit of the com-

A. It. B. JONES recently appointed Reservation Agent of tho Canadian National Steamshlps in Montreal. He was" formerly Chief Clenk in the Local Manager's office, Saint John, N. B.

YEO—DOBIE NUPTIALS

A very beautiful wedding was quietly solemnized at 7:30 Wed- nesday evening. May 12th., at the home of Mr and Mrs. Robert A. Yeo. Birch Hill, when Daisy Ethelwyn Yea became the bride of Robert Thomas Dobie.

The Reverend A. H. Hart-Davies as the officiating clergyman stood with ItJhc- ‘bridal eouple under a (lalnty decorated arch in a back- ground of flowering plants.

The 5ervice took the form of a.

double-ring ceremony. and the brideal music was rendered by Mrs. A. H. Hart-Davies.

The bride was (‘xMpLtOnaJly lovely in a floor-length silk

Organdle dress with puffed sleeves, tiny waist buttons and large ap- pliqued dais cs. siic wore a Coronet 0f mlChRPlma-s daisies around her dark hair. and carried a bouquet of American Beauty and white rows.

The numerous eifts to the bride and groom were tnken< of their many friends and relatives. ,_

Mr. and Nfrs. Rcbert Yeo were host and hostess to their guests at. a delightful .ll])l'7f‘l‘ following the martian- cf their daughter. Mi-a. Yco entertained in a flowered chif- fcm dress with grey accessories. . -—S

Mf- Quiﬁlﬂy. assistcd by Rev. Mr. Wallis. who spoke very imprmslve and sympathetically. By special request of the deceased n beautiful solo. "Going doivn the valley one by one“ wias very feeling rendered by Mr. Robert Hill. Other hymns sung ivere "I heard the voice of Jcsilis say come unto Me. and rest," Abide with me. and Asleep in Jesus.

Pallbearers were his six nephews (picked by deceived) Mcs=rs Emcr- son and Wesley MlllTfiy, Everett and Tryus Holmes. Miller Stevenson and Frank Linklettei". ‘Fhc re- mains ivere laid to rest. in Frederic- ton cciictcry.

The funeral directions were un- der Cutcliffe and Andrews. Hun- ter River. P. E. Island.

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GREEN ROAD SCHOOL

Honor Rool for April:

Grade X 1. Margaret McGaughey, 2. Eileen Toole. 3'. Janie Toole.

Grade VI 1. Theodore Toole, 2. Arnold Toole.

Grade V 1. Delia McGaughey. 2. Edna Conway.

Grade IV isr). 1. Stephen Toole. 2. Frances Conway.

Grade IV lJr.) 1. Raymond Con- Way.

Grade I (a) 1. Linus Conway, 2. l Viola Toole.

Grade 1 (b> 1. Katherine Toole.

Grade I It!) 1. Emmett Conway.

Perfect Attendance: Margaret McGaughev. Frances Conway. Della McGauglicy. Stephen Tooleﬁ Linus Conway and Viola Toole. I

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miles an hour the fox went the first 100 yards in a, shade less than

i eight seconds. The world record for

tho 100-yard dash is 9.4 seconds. At twenty-one miles an hour the fox would g0 hnli’ a mile in B. lit- less than i minute and 26 seconds. The fastest half mile by a. lllall is Just under 1 minute 50 seconds.

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IIUIANCS CONPQNIII Q "I CANADA

Why do we give a ibaby a big rattle, rather than a. small one. to play with? Because we lmow the baby loves to put everything 1t grasps into its mouth.

Little children are very dond o! putting all sorts of things into their mouths-and sometimes they try putting things into their noses and ears.

What happens to the child who has done one of these tricks de- pends on the nature of the fomign body and were he has put it.

Many children put coins into their mouths and, should they be startled, the coin may slip into the throat and the swallowed. No liar-in is done if the coin be a small five cent piece-it merely passes on and does no damage-but, i! the coin be a large one cent piece or a largenioicel it gets stuck and causes pain, difficulty in swallow- ing and sometimes extreme short-

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ness of breath. For this reason only give small children long pen- cils.

Sometimes a piece of peanut i: inhaled into the lung. Sometimes it does little or no immediate harm -more aften a violent reaction fa set up. But in any case sooner or latcr it is noticed that the child is breathing with difficulty and a doctor is sent for and it will be found that the child has bronchitis or pneumonia. Now-a-days all physicians realize the importance of enquiring if the illness could be cnilsed by the child having drawn a foreign body into its wlndrpipe.

reign bodies in the nose and ears are zi-pt to Ibe unsuspected un- til they give rise to dirty discharge or obstruction. or in the case of the cur. deafness. Unfortunately the child will almost always deny the presence of a foreign body or will not acknowledge it.

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Lorne Valley And Vicinity

Congratulations to Ml‘. and Mrs. .

Kempton MarGrat-h on the arrival of a. new baby.

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The rcgulul‘ monthly meeting off‘ the Lorne Valley W. M. S. was hclri

at, the home of Mrs. Reilben Mm‘.- Caniiell last Wciliic-sday evening.

We regret toroport of the illness of Mr. Allan MncEiwain and Mrs. Christie Shaw both belonging to this valley.

The Y. P. S. WiiiCh was recently organized is promei-rig greatly here. Wrckly prayer meetinas MT held and once a month the young people enjoy a sociable evening spent in the playing of games con- tests rte.

Mr. R. Heath Hunter and Lorne H. Burdett were recently at. their home in Dunrias while Charles MacArthur. also a student of P. W. (7.. visited his home Wednesday last.

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(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON. May 17--'I'he Duke of Windsor hos become the fourth ranking gentleman of the United Kingdom. an authoritative source disclosed tonight, and on that fact may be based a solution question of his Duchess-Lowe's place in the order of precedence.

It means. this source indicated that when Mrs. Wallis Viarflelo becomes the bride of to former King, she will become i. eighth lady of the realm, following all other women of the immediate Royal I-"amily.

Thus there will be no question as to her rank relative to that of the Duke's sisters-in-law. the Duchessea of Gloucester and Kent. She wiii come after them and the five Queens and Princesses who precede them.

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The niaikers of the new devioa explain that 1t is operated by the electrical capacity in the human body which affects an aerial wire

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The device is also being used in dark doorivnys which are lighted when somebody stands a few inches from thriii.

shoppers and an aid fr: late home- comers who have difficulty in find- lng the keyhole has been brought out in Paris France.

When the window shopper ap- proaches the window lights outn- maﬁcally go in and go out when the person moves away. If there iire no persons in front an illumin-

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