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,1.cng Island, New York, have been enjoying their holidays at their- sumrner cottalfl 111 ""19""-

‘ if she forgets-

‘Health in many a home —thrortghout the world!

The Misses Alma and Thelma Woodside spent a week in Kcnsinll- ton guests of their aunt Mrs. Joseph

CHAPTER XIV

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The many. friends of Mr. Russell

_ Soldnerrwhere. soapik- o And here we flnd ourselves where ‘sheen. gm‘; qr chelton. who is a Patient M: d" 11°?“- 111111 111° 1°V°1Y 131111111“ 1 in the Prince County Hospital. will ‘Agmclca, Linnea. for may on her porch at Peribonka. Miss Annie MacNutt spent a 1"’ be pleased l, he... that he is im- ass 8!;-°:;u‘l.ic.vv., ~ There have been changes since days in Drrniey recently.the guest proving as rapidly u can b, c‘.

‘the Crippled Lady was borne from‘ the hospltal- to the place, near her? mother, where she wants to live. The

of Mrs. Peter MacNutt.

PUBITY pected after his operation, f‘

‘El

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gardiner‘

1 Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson

Beef in Brie;

pit i; no longer a pit, but a mighty force driving its energy in unend- ing streams through high tension

Hamilton and Miss Mary MacNutt, Darnley were motorists to Char-

recently arirved home t0 IP91“! their holidays with their parents.

‘day. He was accompanied by his

The many friends. of Mrs. Johz

sister. Min Ruth Llmba- J. Burke, New Acadia, regret l,

MALPEQUE ,

M" Emu‘ Dunmng’ New um" Averylarge and appreciative cud- don was a recent visitor to Sea|

denoe gathered in the commodlous V16" 111° 311°“ °1 ML Fred mm‘ lhall in Malpeqlle on Wednesday

learn of her serious illness and hope for her speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Burke are former residents of Rollo Hay.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gadinor. Cheiton and Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffery, Lower Bedcque respective- ly. Mrs. Gardiner was formerly

OI INTEREST 1'0 WOMEN —We are repealing, for a limited time oolyghe offer of a lirilish-made, l3"alurninum cooking spoon for the return afonly 30 Oxo Cube Red Wrappers; OX0 Limited, St. Peter Street, Montreal

wires. The Mistassini may rumble and roar and growl, but it is a slave, securely shackled, and will probably go on laboring for its hu-

Congratulations are heartily ex- tended O0 Ml‘. 511d . IIVIIIK Toombs of Centreviila Be cqud, on me arrival of a bouncing baby boy.

’ lottelovm on Thursday-

——-—i-i———— Id Miss Sadie Jeflefv- on Monday, September 2611i. 1932- i The death occurred in Charlotte- Forest partment of the Interior, through man masters m, an “ma This 1‘ ' ' evening, Oct. 5th to greet the Cot- _i__ / ‘ town on Monday last or Leona 111911 11°°‘1‘°""a°“°“ PM“ f: NS” chance-Or devclvbniwi-ivas ex- Messrs. Wm. a Donald’ Keir 1°11 @1111?! Lady lifinstrgll: 05021111; Mr. Winston Mayne, of Ememd- Mrs. John Noonen (formerly Miss baby dauBhter of Mr. and Mrs Products Westminster. 11C. Athoolifvwzgfier: pected, anticipated by experts, a1- Mwxay Aulden Donald and Mup merslde. uxnder ‘em tee hours left last week for Wolfville, to take Pauline “mm o; 303mm,, Mm" Maurice Mumhylormerly o‘ Rollo quacxlzxtywa): llellgisie: toerthe com most to the day and hour‘ But oth- iel McKay Bea View were motor- M? Rogrs “:33: - ‘an; vggughter .111’ m“ stud!” at Acadia Unwemty‘ h" ramped “t” mend“! "W"! Bily- 11114911119111 $001! B18136 8t R0110 s e s - - ' on m e ___. ~- Thc “"1515 °1 Cmmd“ “mk Sec‘ nllssioners from the same source. c“ were not‘ we world’ for m‘ ists to Bedcque t0 11114611111 111° olid only to agriculture, iunoug the

weeks visiting her father, Mr. George Cahill, Central’ Bedequc, and sister, Mrs. Dan. MacCardle, Chelton.

reigned and the audience slaw.- their en“usiasm with much en- coring. Special mention must be made of the instrumental music by orchestra consisting cf Mr. and Mrs. H. Heustis and- Mr. Jerry Gaudet. Also of the male quart- Iette, Messrs. Forbes. l-Iuestis, Schur- man, Bowness and last but not least, Mr. Earl Campbell's perfor- mance as one of the end-men was particularly good. The whole program was carried out with a good swing and Mrs. Sllllphant is to be congratulated on the results of her training. Fol- lowing is the program: Opening chorus,’ entire circle; Alabama Chos-chos, Edgar Houghton; read- ing, Miss V. Richardson: duet. Mary Sllliphant, Everett MacLellan:

stance, accepting a very small cor- ner of it as thc whole, could not understand why o. man like Paul Kirke should deliberately sever him- scif from the huge prestige and wealth built by his fathers’ success, and, as the story went, bear away with him all his personal. posses- sions ln a trunk and a handbag. It could understand, quite easily, how u. husband and w lo might end their marital relationship, but it was puz- zled and shocked that a woman like Claire Kirke should throw herself away, soon afterward, on a stoop- shouldercd, prematurely ageing man who was possessed of nothing on earth but an admirable passion for shaping thugs out of marble.

Bay Tuesday. Rev. A. L. Sinnot of- ficiating. To the bereaved we ex- Tend sympathy.

The New Zealand Government also took a large quantity of tree seed.

The many friends of Mr. Earle Warren o! Kinkora will be pleased to hear that he is recuperatlh! nicely, from his serious injuries, he sustained some weeks ago, when he fell from a truck-wagon.

Young People's convention. primary iudilslrlcs, in their contri-

bution to llzitlonzil production. They supply the raw material for the largest single industry, the pulp and paper industry, ill the Dominion. “Steps are now being taken," says a rcccut Canadian Pacific Railway bulletin, “toward placing lllc Can- adian forests on a sustained-yield basis. lt is now profitable ns n {Dilllllflffllil lnvosilncnt to plant irccs in Canada llllltlfil‘ conditions which are sicnzlily becoming more favorable, though the full benefit pi‘ intcrlsivc management will take lime to appear.

"Canada has nlrcncly become a FOCOjJIIlL/Jlil source for sccil fol" tree planting in other countries. During the clcvcn yczlrs OIKlCCl iu Scpicnl- bcr. 1930, the Fill‘l.‘hll'_l' Commission-

Motorlsls to Summeriside recent- ly were the following: Mr. and Mrs. George McKay, James and Kenneth McKay, Mrs. S. L- Camp- bell, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGou- gan, Mr. Burleigh Owen, Miss Clara I Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Rey Woodside, Mr. Everett Donald, Mr. 011W!‘ Burns.

WOMAN WHEAT BANDIT SOUGHT

Workmen have been busily en- gaged in constructing new flucs on the Central Bedeque Rink. These flues are being ‘built with the "new Island made brick," from Mr. Clay- ton Green's brick kiln in Freetown. The brick are strong and durable . and are equal to mg, wmch “e West, motored to Summerslue Sat- imported, and it is needless to say 1111111? i111 11 11111111111111 91111- ."- they will last just as long. The ‘i’ erecting cf the new flues in the rink will not, only be an improvement but a safety as well.

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wood am ' family, Rollo Bay West motored t Bedeque Sunday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald ninswell. <

Police of Scotland Yard are searching for the latest in auto bandliry. It is a woman wheat ban- dit who is reported to have operat- ed in fields at Sunbury. With two men in a silver-colored open tour- ing car she entered wheat ficlds and loaded the machine with the grain, then speeded away toward London.

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SVRINVLVFE POURT

. 'l"l‘l*1lf OI“ TlIE l-ISPATE nh l‘.'lrll|nll,v_ 1:|.‘e of (‘lmr- lllffvtlnvll,

The following is the standing of Honor Roll for the Emerald School for the months of August and Sep- tember: Grade X.—1, Genevieve Kelly; 2, Mary Croken; 3, Florence Mayne. Grade IX.-i, Elsie Mayne; 2, Margaret Croken; 3, Thelma Jones; Grade VIII.—1, Wendall Mayne; 2, Pope MacMahon. Grade VII.—1, Mary Devlrle; 2, Iris Mac- Intyre; s, Emmett Allen; Grade VI- -1. Elma Sinnott and Gladys’ Cro- ken (equal); 2, Emmeroon Mathie- sonand Irbrfalllé Hughes (equal); 3.

Mr. Lelth Townshend, Rollo Bay

Mrs. vElmer Taylor was the guest recently of her sister, Mrs. Her- man Ramsay.

Miss Lauretta MacRae, teacher at Goose River. is spending her fall vacation at her home in Rollo Bay West.

On Sunday afternoon the Darn- ley and Sea. View Auxiliary of the Women's Missionary Society of the United Church held thank offering service in Darnley Hall. R/ev. M. A.

Mr. Chester Stewart, Kelvin rec- ently left for Halifax where he will

coo

Carla always sits 0n her porch so

The death occurred at Fortune

take up his studies at Dalhousie x _ J h

_ "Mommy's Li’1 Coal Black Rose." John Murphy; Grade V.—l, Hilda University, Brldlge’ Tgursday o, n?!‘ 0,1.“

91's of Grcnt Britain plnnlcd n total only"! hlmixliqwillurvllu 111111111‘. '11" that she is looking up the river to- MacMillan gave n. splendid address! Miss A‘_ snmvan: Pagan Love Song, Maymgh. 2 Dom Jones; 3' Plug D“ 5°11 111' e1‘ 11 118B!‘ 118 118811- 0

111 313110.000 Dl111§1=15 iii‘ ircvfi 0H h ' H ' ward the north. Paul is there, work- Mrs. W. A. McNutt, Darnley and enflre circle. club Swinging H“. c k n. ' ' the bereaved Blmpmhy is extended lnrlous sites in England, Wulcs and P1111HC NWMF“ 1-“ 1“’"1’»" 1'-'1""“ 1 I 1 m e '

_ Grade IV.—l, Raymond pursuant to Slalulc lllllt the li<‘f(‘l!\- mg out a 1mm of the dream wh ch

Miss Gran McKay, Sea View both Scotland. All these tree". "'crc rais-

old Arsenault; “Rags? Guy Bough- zlfil-r |lllrllClll.'|f'l_V ilOSCFlhPIl lflllll5 will '

Rollo Bay

. - W111“; 2- 1mm’ Maynm“ a’ “w” Miss Minnie Chaisson, Rollo as‘; Ed ‘mm seed furnished by the For” be spill h)’ Ililllllll‘ auction on llli‘ $501.1: tllhmnvbflth. Thaw Jmiles Sang very boautlluny. h}; nugnbi: ton: skip fimlcfl A‘ F’ Arjenault: rice croken; Grade Inf-IL Kfith- . EHSlS, was B. VlBllZOP t0 Harmony _ [Irvllllr-‘Pfl m. lllllrFllJlV m.- flilrd tl.l_V V011 1° @0111 11nd 111119 0186K 0f 11.11111“ were 511115- 1's- ' Curtain. Tit for Tat. M.ss 19m white; 201M155“ Trainer, 3,, M155 gonsgmca Mathagorhdaugh-s 151 591m? <11 1119 911115161311 DC- '._\. ‘l1. qfltziiirlifllijinlf edge of wildcrlicss which she can Campbell presided at the organ. [Flosslc strum. Miss Kathleen Carlyle Trainer; Grade “F1, Nora's t" or Mn and Mm Angus Math‘? Sunday. iii lulul-v l-ursumlf (‘In l..-.I..‘... i.“ avfl 80¢ P8111 11115 i1 limb?!‘ 001169851011. A 111126 11111111161‘ 01' P901119 1111911171951 Cameron; Alice Mops, M155 Ruth Arsenaulg; 2, 13gttyJqne5; 3, Maur- gun, Albion Cross spent'the past F s ‘iilglllyxslgllflfirgiéilllal lllfgelllpwlly and fifteen mui working with him. and spent a profitable hour. 551mm;- chorus, entire circle.‘ ice Dunn; Grade I.—1 (a) Pauline week in Rollo Bay the guest of Mrs. The October meeting q! the Relic if" 111111;; "1 1,;,'",1,>"1" Y,” 11w P1111 "~- Whm 1‘- 1111° 1111118 11°11“ 11“ —-—-—. male quartette. Messrs. Forbes. Mahon: Grade I. (b)—Lloyd Mac- Prank .1. Wood. Bay West Women's Institute was ———— L.l°.le3"...e“=s.°l. ..§$"..1"°§§;§....‘§Z.’. might have had fifteen thousand. M11» -1°S°P11 511E111» K°"s1“g°°“- Huestis. schurman. Bowncss: The Court; 2, Helen Croken and Earle held at the residence of Mrs. John hfifjff}, “iufgflflffl “ZZZ, “fldifjf ‘w’; ‘,;“,ff,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,,__ w", h“ m up But there fifteen méh, and what save u very pie-Wadi P8111011" Chinese Doctor. a. F. Arsenauil; Clow (equal): a, Dorothy Jones. m. o. Gerald Chaisson hasylefl‘. MacRae with nine members and mun,“ More and railway 513mm: nonfatal,’ m... is m 5a,; ALI, (h... they are planning to do with the T11111$<111Y 019111118. 91111161111901‘ ~91“ “Mighty Lak a Rose," Miss V. Teachers: Miss Francis MacAvinri on returntoNew York after spend- five vlsggors prgsgnh Meeting open. Thirty nm-s under good state of 1,),,',',‘,° ,’,'l',',1,g"“,',,’°1“,'§f 1,§',{‘,:,n“,1;""n‘§ concession, moan more to Paul and 1° 11 11111111191‘ 0f young brdpld i101" Gaudet; mixed quzlrtette, Mrs. R. and Miss Nora Maclver. ing a pleasant vacation with his ed with singing of Ode, followed b) cultlvgtion, lltllllanci: savored with discmggeen‘! fcfiuuly. Carla than all the mill ons in the 1141119041119 11nd 3111111111011. 13111161118 Silliphant, Miss Patricia Mncbsl- ——— Dlrento‘. Mr. and Mrs. John Chair roll call answered with “Pickling 3:253“: grlréynor ‘SLSYeTE-g. ,I-',,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,g m, “the Bouthfm ‘,’,,d"0“f,,; world. W55 Priliilled '11!’ 1111-1 A d1111¢1°115 Ian, Messrs. Guy Houghton and Mr. Hartler MacLeod of Brocton. son, Bear River South. iRecipes." Reports of sick and school sell with or without crop. p“... well _,;,‘,{",,§,','§§°,;',1,;1ggygnggf, $311151 “It is not necessary u. slaughter lunch was served 111111111 111° 81'6"" Karl Campbell: "Depresiort? Earl Mass is spending a delightful va- ~ ——- ; committees were given. 1t was de- fenccd. from its jllnoll “will. Kgnslvlplul.’ Nature. or cven harm her, in order 111E! 111111 919W 011i! °11J°Y911 1119 111' lCampbell; closing chorus, entire cation, visiting relatives and re- Mr. Auldon L. Bryenton son-of For furthgf pqrtipuhrs amfly (,0 llvrlll: ihc-ncr- an illwost pnrnllol with

to possess for ourselves some of her 1111111111 06611511111- prcducts," Paul says iii a palper he

is writing for a pulpwood journal.

flfllll Kpnslngtnu Ilnnll one nnrl twclvc 1112i fovl_ six (fl) inches; thence rlt right angles southeast pnr- nllel with Park Street n distance of forty-five (45) feet; thence nt right

jcided that the women clean the Mr. and Mrs. ' Preston Brysnton,

Rollo Bay West has arrived home

DANIEL CONWAY, New Zealand.

newing acquaintances in different humlrml

parts of the Island.

circle God Save the King.

school during vacation. It was alsl decided to hold an entertainment

>§598-10-4-'I‘ue-2l. V’

Mrs. Ralph Bearlsto and two

Mrs. George Bearisto is the guest

l --—-— from Boston where he spent the in school on Tuesday night 14th “mere is such a mmg as hawesp children Jack and Mary are sperid- of Mm Mglcgm Macgougan, Ken. .Miss Margaret Aflleck of-Albany, past six months. -' and g]! nnangame ,;,, go;- “my angles northeast pnrlillol with snivlr in; g, fgw days with yglgtiygg in ' ‘. 1 . Kcnsinctnn Road .'| rllstnnvc of nnr- 11181111111991‘ 11nd hllvmg 3- 193191‘ 101" Smgbon‘ ' recently 1e“ for Leommster’ Mass" were madm Meeting closed W117‘ llllnllrlirl llllrl fwclvplll?) reel; six m) es; each yen, .-mtcnd of a dim,” Augustine Cove. I l|lf‘ll|‘:i in the solitlllvcst slllc n! anlil ‘ l

where she will visit her aunt, Mrs. NEAR IIILLIIBOROIYGI! BRIDGE ""111 "M" 111m" 11""11\v"-<iu-"1l1\'

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs National Anthem. After the busin- ghed (mg Nam", wants to gram. Messrs. Melville and Wm. Don- J. W. Woods. Frank E. Peters on the birth of a. e55 meeting mncheon was serve‘, nopnToNJfi MILES FROM CITY m; slant.» .r.:rty;_>t,,|:§ nlze with us, and Wm‘ when we Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Clark and 31d spent a few days in Moncwn,

! baby daughter.

Miss Eva MacNeil, the Misses Mil- {and sh yum N_ B_ meant,“ “m, 1

oiling by moton-M

Miss Muriel MacNutt loft recently

for Drummond Village, Quebec lefylfiary

visit her sister, Mrs. Gordon Mont- i

$133‘ m: i0 tile plnce of commenco- cease to sack and plunder her like Till- said lrlnd will he anlrl frro from vandals’ ix-villcliloyal-sprig".{llnlllnvvélnqygsfpliziige NeXt Year the fiitcer. men will be t..." s,“ ' increased l0 fifty, but now camps A-llrlilyillngllls non. (lny are being built and just enough ‘ timber harvested to cover the ex- pense of the work. Paul laborswith his ax, along with the others, from morning until night. Every Friday he comes down the river to Carla. Carla knows that she is going to get strong and well. ‘This mental

The program consisted of'a "Fish" contest, the prize won by Misses 1 Hazel Wood and Flora. Paton.

Y. acrcs land, good house. First class condition. Wired lights. Good barn with 5 new Fox Pens. If not sold privately by October 31st will rcnt November 5th. Apply

MRS. L. GLEPTER, llopeton, R. R. 1.

ssasllofais-‘si10-12-1561. '. ________._.________

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Paynter and little son of Maiden, Mass, have been spending several weeks visit- ing relatives and friends in difler- ent parts of the Island.

lie and Ethel Strong were recent visitors to Malpcque.

Mrs. Joseph Chaisson has return-

of Snpfclnhor.

Charlottetown the guest of her cou- sin Mrs. Quinn.

JENNIE (‘ARMODY ADMYNISTIIATOR n! the Estate snrl Effect nf Jnslrlll o Palmer k Farmer Clmrlnflchnvn '

MacRac. Song “Roll Along Ken- ‘ tucky Moon" by Misses MacRae am MacCormac encored with "Ton 'I‘humb‘s Drum". Solo "The Trail Wreck at Tignish,‘ by Miss Flora ‘ Paton. Instrumental music, etc. Miss McCormac invited the members ts her home for the November's-nect-

Pymmly.

Mr. Arthur Lambs was a visitor

A‘ w“ PM“ °“ septembems- to the Provincial Capital last m-

1932, to Mr. and Mrs. Jago Sabine, a son, congratulations.

gomery (nee Gladys MacNutt).

Mrs. D. F. Mooney has returned to her home in Bear River South after a visit to friends and relatives in Boston.

His many friends will be pleased to know that Mr. I-‘ihillp Crosman. Cape Wolfe, who is a patient in

Professional Cards _______..______.__.__ MlssGwynnethF.Coombs

Spinning and Weaving

Mr. Thomas A. White who is in ~ heir many fr'cnds in the death of ,Prlnce County Hospital. is making m, employ 0g ML John A_ Bteelml hg,'inmglrl:séll 38:2 answered b, TEACHER m another year Where-er Paul is. their infant son. on Oct 1 Inter- 111 gplendld rggovgry, and 9,11 hopg Lime Fond spent Sunday at‘ his p. g ' PIANO, THEORY. SIGHT- 5W1 11111 F0111‘ WW1 lo be spun ‘x there she will also be. Thai’. is the ' READING into yarn and wove Into Blankets.

merit was at Bethe]. on Oct. 2.

to see him home soon again. int f hi 1' t t i0 Victory Ave. Phone 6834.. The “"1599 B"? pa mm W ch thy aways s 8r

6697~9-l4-wsm-1-mth.

Single yarn 23» Owls. doubled 26 cents per pound.

home in Rgdild Bsy- Mrs. Joseph Chaisson and Mrs

in balding their castles. - L"°-"“11 mm» R°11° B“! Wm Bl $2 00 and if nnlaundercd No shadow is cast over their haD- lcfllltlhflillnrllefigg olltnlgallll: ghost: Amcnid “Clix/lit vsmtnlxghmt B M!‘ Ann. J- Mwnonald’ Month were ‘damn to New Acadia Mon‘ ' - 1‘ 91V. - I1 - . . . mam, Courses, Elementary and $1.85. It takes five lhs. of wool per piness because Carla cannot walk. w rs argue c "so ' cam’ m m m. employ o’ Mr P J Advnncm TmchinkJgcglnners In Blanket. Wool must be well wash-