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NEW IRAQ-f c°U‘R5E—.-Tll8i‘9 lil 1 FARM CHANGES HAND8~—Tlho 1101110 181K ' .0111 lllﬂil! n tmttlll; sale of Mr. Russell Martin's farm- pnrkstnrt horn in Rusfluo. Thoeolng, silook and implements lwhlcll 111114118 "'01-" $011198 W111 110 V011’ took "place today was a grant suc- 1011011 '1111°'1'%19i1~"1‘11 cases. Everything sold at ‘its utmost. —_—- value. Mr. bsmarg Plneau, New DELEQATES FROM 3TEl-l-AR- Glaiegow. has rented M-r. Martin's T°N-'MB1'151‘9- ROY Fléillllls. E111 farm for a year. Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Ward Bluvnsnu- Wm- Bvrno and an intend going to the States soon. G-usys Newberry arrived in the olty_ ' ‘ ._ on Frldlly evening as the oﬂiclsl, -——-<e>--—~ representatives of the U. M. W. Re- PERSONALS lief Fund of Stellarton. On Sahib: - day they were busy interviewing Miss Bessie Stevenson, teacher of citizens in the interest of the hard New Glasgow school spent the week llrelllgcd women and children of end at lhcr home bore-R their district.

. - Mrs. Ernest-‘Bulmnn of Rustlco, DOYYLE—TRAVERB NUPTIALS - who has not been so wolll of ‘late A quiet but pretty wedding was was taken by ambulance to the solcmnized in ‘St. ‘Mary's Church hospital Wednesday. llier many

Rev. Father O‘Cane: when Miss ery.—l't. Mary A. Doyle and James F. Tra- vers were united in the ‘holy ‘bonds of Mntrllnony. Mr. Travers ls a son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Travers of llrookline, and is nn ollicer ol the police force of that place. Miss Doyle in s daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph . Doyle, French Village. P. ll. l., and her many ‘friends lllsre wlsll her many happy years of wed- ded life. ‘ ~

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PATRICK WELLINGTON co nwm

Miss Ruth Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ‘L. “"0011. Central Royalty- ulldel-went an operation in the P. E. i. Hospital, Saturday morning and is doing as wcl-l as can bo ex. pccted.

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Patrick Wellington Goodwin, son "1 111111191 N» 811d S. Catherine Goodwin, Kenslngmn, dyed m ca}. . silly-Alberta. March 28. 1925. 'l‘llls brilliant young msn was born in‘ ltollslngton on July 24, 1902, and (‘llrly in life fllBDlgyﬁd superior in- tellectual endowment‘. ‘Ho re- uulVl-d his early education in Ken- slnslun Hlsh school. and exhibit-

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2:00 pm.-Muslc. One-act plny, ho commanded the attention. 0t all P111711"- his tonchers. Passing up to the higher grades in this eminent eeatllﬂlen ‘E. 3015011111.‘ of learning. he gave evidence m‘ 6100 lLmw-rrcduce and stock precocious aptitude to receive and lnahret quotations; news bulletins. lo assimilate knowledge; and his parents, reallzlnghow important it ls that tho growth and develop- ment of the intellectual principle ' he calcfully guarded, entered lllm ll St. lilillnllblfs University ln the year n’nleon hundred and sixteen. in doing this the parents showed remarkable judgment, because, where else in Eastern Canada could n Catholic young man of acute intellect and superior moral character, bn more carefully pro-

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7:45 p.m.~Program by WWGY (ll- chestra and three part address, l “Standards of ‘Dramatic Criticism," by Dorothy Meadows, Interpret-o cl’ Modern ‘Drama,

"Scottish Serenade" __.__ Stephen

health was forced in discontinue and seek some means of recuper- ation. a

ln 1921 he was appointed census cnulnerntor, and this work he, pur- fornlled with absolute exactltllde, file following year he resumed his educational course, inking sixth and last year work ,und graduat- ing with the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Throughout his whole course he stood well among his contemporaries. '

Hoping completely to regain health, ho,"6n“Ocl.. 26, 1924, went L0 Edmonton, Alberta, and [or n

Part 1—"Popular Fallacies" Dorothy Meadows Clarinet solo, ‘\Plnytlme" ____ Holt Peter Schmidt

Orchestra Part l1l.--"Iﬂt6lll§8Ibil Criticism" Dorothy Meadows ' “A Spring Morn" _______ __ Hrtlnes Orchestra Violin solo, "Allegretto Quasi An- duntlno, "from the "Sonata. in F" _________________________ _. Grieg Edward A. Rice Part lll-"'I‘ho Now or Modern

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fully restored m his former health Dorothy Meadows

and vigor. While there he was s, "Minuet," ____________ __ llnlhos seized with an afflecllon» of lilo hjlgayotle" ____________ __ 41,11,195

kidneys which defied all medical lskill m control.

Throughout his whole period of affliction he fought u noble fight to regain healihpbut the Will of Prlvidonco decreed otherwise. In ‘Eli ?lif...‘iill.i..il?.‘”li.'i‘l'é“ilfd 51f. slum =~1lKYw~ forllfylng sacraments of the llnly' 10500 P-m~""1‘1'1“'°1 C:lthollc' ‘Church, administered to M11550 M Dam O h h m by a cousin of his own, ltov. - lJ-II1--—' 0W1‘ 1'0 95' James McGulgsn. who was a form- ira. Wllsllilllliolluillvﬁiicllﬁll 111111111- 1,9!‘ associate in St. Dllnstsn's Unl- cast by WJZ an . , varsity. H1230 p.m.—-0rgsn recital by Ste-

lntonnent took place in cslgary. phon E, ~Bolscinlr.

His family and friends here, as

wall as his many friends there, eln- cerely deplore the early death of mam/n. ‘McDonald and fnmlly of Forest l-ilil. wislies tn extend

so gifted and so exemplary a

young man. He was truly endow-

ed by nature with those powers

that, when ledﬁilllately devolopcld.

as his were. ‘sustulnlm. mind n

lolrvus r “Hill-m we» Bl" iliiflii."lifi"i.i.f..il‘loﬁ“iilbﬁiiiii ness and sympathy shown them during the illness and death of their beloved husband and father A. D, MacDonald. 199.

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regret: must not interpose when we realise that his rly death is only another sci of Divine Provi- dence who decrees what. is univer- sally bust. ln this concept hie parents and friends find genuine consolation. - The members of lrle- faimlly left lo mourn. besides his parents el- ready mentioned, are: Sisters Agnes and Nollie and brothers Robert Emmet. and John Harold. ' in his college cancer be marked the years by achievement that is shown in ‘the records. in his first year he won a gold medabfor lhc hlgheat aggregate of. marks whlcn

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But hm parents, brothers and sisters. and many friends are con- soled to realise this lrle will WM ushered into the Presence of God essentially meritorious‘; bite thus ie showxoniy as a transit. death ’ u the beginning of comprehensive

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The sympathy of sii- is here ea- oended to the bereaved parents, Vbmbcrs and sisters and the D111? ers of his many friends will merit for‘ the deceased the reward that

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7515115119 5A1-AR1ES nl men of the district who inform-

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raising them; or to use u phTBSGO-qhg other 1mm; 1 know (mm, a 1°53" t0 1171119 1-116 11161 011155 leilchwnllnlbcr ~0f Glllilll rural schools 91's ("l1 01 111B P10195819" 1W lllﬁv-llvllich sent up candidates to the lug‘ second clans teachers in lllelygxanﬁnﬂyion Cen,,-,,3_ and 111151411811 50110015- T119 11111111101‘ "Ylpussed with credits, and gmded 9113119015 111 1111111911- 1111111 have captured scholarships. , 111099 111014111118 11111101111118111113 0P0 Tile pupils, living ill ohscllrcl

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tented and his talents morn con- VYIGrY Ofbheﬁlrﬂ monopolized by the male teachers, 1113005 are’ 191111118“ t“ m“ 531110 11s a c155,; Yo; [he pfioplel my». lam. Sir rlc. sistnntly developed? Here he C0110 E010. 139F060!!!" ---- 901111111 especially when there is a largo rlgms, pﬂvﬂegeg J1‘ [he city boy payers find it hard w D11)’ 011i’

followed the course ofstudies pre- Giovanni Trombinl number available. or g1 _ _ nloro, but they could help to make n MAG1STER' scribed for the degree of Bachelor Address, "Standards of Drnmallcl Trustees ire always willing to 1n reference m me 5mm“, 0g; -——-- - —- —-—— nf Arts. but on account of lll- Criticism" dlspeflse wit the servlccs of 8,1920 whmrplaceﬂ a“ schools‘ (m.

I ‘Indy t-eschcr, even if ll. ls curlccderl an equamy 3,; regards gcholafghlp,‘ i115! 0119 01 1101‘ P119115 W1111111e ll WiiS n “Just Land," as Shakes- highest stallillﬂ i; on the list 0f [inure says ‘Even-handed Justlcefl '911¢¢°591111 01111111110105 101' 1-119 There is a time table course of (‘rlllllllif- The)’ 11119101‘ 0 W911i! studies prepared by the Depart- lnexllﬂrlenced mule leather illhey men! or Education, nflll lllililcd w! 01111 B81 111111- W113’? 13"’~"111S° every tullchcr in P, E. l. lFrDoQPlC* they are influenced by till-Ir cllil» m”, o; 1119.1,- dchonlg Thom l5 llren who nre fond of sport, and m, digunutjvn Th" .,,|.

lliliililr. they want. n lrlldcr [or their Hu-ICHL graded, the mg}, $61,001, 5110718“ T1115 l! i110 D1111" "11111- filo llnlzrzlllrlrl school. the city anu

111111 1-1115 15 1110 1111151111 1111111~11°Ylown schools, all lake tho sllnln don't receive value for llw 1110110)’ course or studies, and teach Ill’! expended. in some of our load Same subjecm ' - lng towns and villages, the lillpllli speaking from personal eXpm-l. are walking the streets at night wee 1 couldn't have always Iilylifl instead of studying their lessons, (Hsappolnted m the ggllqlgfqhlp i119 P111011“! ‘QVMQHUY 81111111115! and intcll-rcluul attainments ol their responsibility. and fsuliflnd- those 50.691194 mg}, Sghqg] pl1p1|s_ lng their teachers if their boys m}, prleal many canoe they liri‘

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‘Comparing nlral schools WllllxPl-inlary gchocl in flnurll-lhlng vllinlge scllglols onl nnh average lilltllcnnlnluniilcs; moreover tllcil equip- [1119111 0i’ 1 '0 111m 0° 0°11 ‘"11 9 ‘ lllont, ni‘ lllosl‘ ndvllnccll sc nob-l is l0!’ Bllldeﬂlﬂ- The)’ 111991110 the" not up to the standard. Them arc home work better and very oftllll “Unerany a mw pupng frying mo win scholarships. Entrance Exnlvllnallnlm ill lhv

I'll quote "as an ellﬂmulu- A-Rural schools, and there are a low 1mm Western vlllnsc M11001 1n'lntllozldvallcell gratin-d itllll lliltll Prince County sent a number of schools of tllc village. I am pupils to the examination cclltriilslylczlkillg flom personal experience inst your with the result thzll all as I mught m; pr'n[g|pal 01;, 1mg’ olllldldllles 11111011 except 1W0 W11? nllnlbnr of lllgll schools, su-cﬁllqd DEIQWITUIQ 11111101‘ 9111111111111 “am ' and alivllllcvrl grlldcli school-s, l. cro- nﬂbloll- l 111901195011 11111 1111111111‘ lore l Rill ill it p0iiiil0li~l0 express with one of the lcnlllns nrofvsslv" my opinion.

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