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4.0!!‘ - One car marker No T130 near Kinkors. Finder please notify J. Meek Marlena-is. '

-WANTID by St. Eleonora wo- men's Institute, second hand piano. ma. Edwin Bernard, St. Eleonora.

-'I'II ANNUAL BIBETING of the Ladies Aid of the ‘Prince County Hoqaitsl will be held in the nurses’ home on Wednesday. June U, st 8 pm.

-—PIOGSHBIVE OONBIBVA- TIVI Ladies Meeting. O‘Leary l-lell, Wednesday, June 9th, e P. M. Miss Hilde. Hesson. National Presid- ent Ladies‘ Progressive Conserva- tive Association. special speaker. All lsdies cordially invited.

-DOUBLE ENGAGEMENT. — Mr. and Mrs. Ecltnund Stavert, Ken- sington, wish to announce lihc engagement of’ their daughters Edythe Catherine to James David son of Mr. and ‘Mrs. Allen Brawn, Long River and Willa Ruth to Rob- ert. George. son oi’ MJ‘. and Mrs. Colin Mountain, Darnley. Marriage to take place in the near future.

—THI BELMONT Y. P. U. is proud to present their fermous laugh play, "Aunt Susie Shoots the Works." s three aét mystery farce in Borden Town Hell, Friday, June 11th. This is an extraordinary play combining. as it does. all the quali- ties of a thrilling mystery contain- ing along with it. a veritable tor~ "nadu of laughs. Grand specialties supplied by Summerside Cameo Ranch Hands. Matinee for child- ren at 5.30. Admission Sale 3i candy. Evening show 8.30. Admls- sion 35c and 50c. ,

..GItADE SEVEN WINS CUP _A¢ m, 9105s 0g the senior As- sembly in Sumnierside School Auditorium manning, it was announced that Grade Vi! was the winner o! the silver cup awarded by the H9116 and School Welfare Group for Grades VII. VIII and IX in As- sembly programs. Grade Vlyl (Mi-s, Moore's and liiiiss Glovers dung) staged the following program with Dickie wedgfa the announcer: A DIEM 5°" Tm“ Dance" by June Geddis after which the "T119 Gnu‘?- Thief", a. own written by E~ Johnson, Indian woman, who tells c1! the hardshilii ot her people after the white settlers came to America. 111a was ePPWPYllmY d°‘i°'°'

story opened when the settlers had tracked dawn the Indian chief. Birdie Cairn-s cos- tumed es an Indian winters ggJ/Q a splendid da-nionstratioil and the others assisting were: John Campbell, Henry Gallant. Armin- Mnttti-ws, Donald Jrtin-

Tlgnlsh Activities

Miss Martha Gallant, St. John. N. B., is vacationing at. the home of.’ hes- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gallant, Nail Pond.

Mr. Gerald l-landrahan. B. A. manager of the Tignish Co-opera- tive, Ltd., was a. business visitor to Alberwn the past Wednesday.

Mr. Austin Handrahan. Norway,

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spent several days last. week in Charlottetown the guest of hie daughter, Mrs. John Connolly and Mr. Connolly.

lifrs. Peter Dunphy and children of Moncton. N. B., are visiting Mrs. Dunphys parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilfred Gairn, Tignish Village, en- other daughter, Miss Harriet Gairn of Charlottetown is also spending her vacation with her parents.

Mr. Ralph Arsenauit and Mr. Anthony Perry, Tlgnish, came home from a ﬁddling and step~dancing

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contest held in Olieery recently carrying of! top honors. Mr. Ar- senault. won first prize for his vio- lin music and Mr. Perry was the first prize ivinner in the step-danc- ing contest. We who remained at home are happy to congratulate you both on your accomplishments.

The lobster fishermen, fishing out of Tignlsh Harbour, had a spot oi’ good luck the past week when the catches began ta snow en increase in weight. Some of ne men reported on last Monday hav-

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in: eateries as high as five hun- dred pounds. This sudden change in the fishing results for the lest few days will mean e. very great deal to the men if it will only keep up during the month of June.

on Thursday evening, June 3rd. ef-

Shea was a prominent tanner and a man very well liked by all who knew him and he will be greatly missed in the community. His wife pro-deceased him two years ego. Remaining to mourn his loss are three sons and three daughters. the sons are Harold and Guy, living in Angla-Tigntsh and Howard who resided with his faither. the daugh- ters are Mrs. William Clohosscy, Nail Pond. Mrs. Emmett McCue, Alberton and Mrs. Wallace Ready, Christopher! Cross.

Tignlsh llome linrl School Meeting

—The monthly meeting of the Home and School was helid on June 3rd. with 28 members pres- ent. Mr. A. J. Pitre presided and Mr. E. J. Arseneult the Secretary road the minutes of the previous meeting end commented on the successful year which was coming to a close. The guest speak was Mr. Claude Kinch of Tignlsh who delivered a most interesting dis- course which wes appreciated by all present. '

The teacher in passing over the various activities of the school year complimented the Trustees Ratepayers for their interest in the BChOOi activities and especially the school improvements. He thanked the school boys who hed worked so strenuously to improve the school grounds. by planting trees and painting the fence.

During the pest month s. greet deal has been achieved at the shore. Miss Ann Marie Arseneult.

weeks ago Father Handle end his

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is s splendid move in the direction.

as follows: - President, Mr. Arthur J. Iitre.

Vice President, Rachel,

tins IeClelr. Executive-Ire. lea Htre, Trees.

The death o! Mr. John Shes, Anglo-‘Iignish occurred st his home

ter an illness of three weeks. Mr.

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__- —lev. sad Mrs. Burton crows and Mrs. Alice Crowe left on Mon- day morning for Sackville. N. B. They were accompanied by Mr. and Crowe

Handicraft Teacher, gave an excel- lent course to the school girls end women of the school district. Two

staff gave a three day course w the children end sduite on better community life, savings and gard- 12 par- dens will be seeded and supervis- ed by school boys and girls wrhitgi:

The new slate o! ofﬂoers for Home end school foe 1048-0 is Dominic DU- aiia. Vice rraiaeaz, Miss m’:- l“. Trent, Ben. Hill. Ike- Arthur

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ston and Hilliard MoLellasi. ‘This wag followed by two choruses. "The Vesper Hymn" and “Miss- ourl Waltz." The closing lecture of the program was a dramatiz- ation or {unis '1\'iel or We" with the rouowiii: cast: Bennet- Jen- kins, Robert mimetic. Pal-trier, Peter Green, Melville Qmpibeil, Bunny Gillis, Joseph Richard, Tommy Grant and Garth Jenkins. _- S.

Mrs. Hebert Atfleck was e. visi- tor to Tryan on Friday the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Arbing.

Mrs. Clarence McCrea, Oakland. California, is spending a brief holi~ day here among relatives and friends. -

During the pest weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gardiner had es their visitors their two daughters and their husbands: Mr. and Mrs. Courtney MacKay, New Glasgow. N. S., Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mac- Lesn, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riggs. Miss Evelyn Vatciier and Mr. Arthur Vatuher, all of Charlottetown were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Murray. The above ladies are sisters of _Mrs. Murray. Mr. Vaieher is e brother.

Little Miss Bowness. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Bowncss returned to her home here recent- ly sitar spending several weeks in Sumrnerside, the guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 1-for-

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and Mr. Moyse will attend the meeting of the Maritime Conference of the United Church of Canada which assembles this week in Sack~ ville. Owing to Rev. Mr. Croweb absence there \vi1l be no services (llgthth! Bcdeque Circuit on Sunday

Rev. E. R. MacWilliam. Field Secretary of the Maritime Temper- ance Federation. addressed a large

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here last Sunday evening. He lett no doubt in the minds of his lis- teners regarding how they should vote ori the 28th. inst. At the can clusion of his stirring address he showed slides depicting the evil effects of alcohol on the human body.

Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Weeks left on Tuesday for Sackvllle where

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led by Mr. John Prafitt, Ikcetown. While in Sackvilie Mr. and Airs. Weeks will be guests oi Mrs. Weeks‘ daughter. Mrs. Wallace Macheod. They plan te return on Friday es Mr. Weeks will be the speaker on the Bradalbane Circuit next Sunday, 13th. inst-Bed.

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