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Rev. R. N. Rand will preach in- St. Peter’s Baptist Church on ~Sunday, April 14th at 3 o‘ciock.

--’FUN_ERl,\ HELD. -The fu eral,

or tlio late ivir'éA`.“it’i=5oi»gs' smog, auss- UBHUI. £0011 Place We_ ildalys after- noon at 2-p. m. from her la e residence to the Brudenell Cemetery, and was Very largely attended. Her husband predeceased her some years ago. B. _ ..~l=lsH|Na sooo -~Lol»stsr- inli- ing at the various factories is report- ed good. some of the boats landlngas high as six hundred pounds weight of fish daily. Fishing operations are somewhat hindered by the presence Of ice 11l0ng_ the coast. and the searc- ity of bait is also a serious handi- cap.~& - -

..°LAID TO REST. -The funeral

of tlie late Mr. David Shaw Brildolicll was held last Sunday at 2 p. m. from his late residence, to the llrudencll Cemetery, arid the‘~ large concourse of carriages, allowed the high esteem iii which the deceased was held by the surrounding community. li.

..*HORSE RACES. -The date for

the Montague Horse Races has been already announced for August 30th, and as in former years, Montague is again-in the front rank. They are this season offering seven hundred dollars in purses. There will be two stake classes, one for it 2.30 trot and a. 2.30 pace, purses in each to be $250. and an open class, likely a 2.20 trot and pace, for purse of $200. Entries in the stakes close June 10th. B.

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c _ ping, n_o grain has been sown yet. -Tlie.gr_~as¢»-cut promises 'to--be an ex- cellent crop.

..*D|-TEDGE N0. 9.-Considerable

repairs are being made to_this.¢-iredge which is now _being made ready for the se_ason's work. The dredge’s consort the tug Pekin is also receiv- ing some repairs. Mr. Pat- rick Flyna- who has been watch- man on the dredge throughout, the winter.-is still in charge.-&

..*|NST|TUTE MEETING. -The

Kingsboro Woman’s institute met at the home ot Mi's.Daniel Robertson and had li good meeting although few were present as the evening had been wet.

to he divided between Belgian and Serbian Relief Funds. Since the meeting a month ago the Institute has met with a loss in the death of

Mossey, w-ho was one of its best work ers although not able to be with the members often on account of iii health. It was.declded to hold the next meeting in the school room if the assistant superintendent is not

..*CARDIGAN FERRY.-A new

wing is being built to the wharf at Newport to form a dock for tbe_new ferry bolt which is to be placed on this route as soon as the docking fac- ilities on the Newport or Cardigan side is completed. The work was commenced some time ago the piles being driven through the- ice and it is now heing,oampleted as rapidly as

The new boat which was built last

Cardigan Bridge has accomodation for six teams and a large number of passengers besides freight etc. She will he driven by gasoline and is now awaiting the installation of her ma-

Represemauve In M°m_ag_ue_ places ln_the roads repaired. notably

0’Hanly‘s swamp which was one of the worst.-The work was done by Mr.. Edward ~Roche and has effected a great improvement in this partl

--'M1'-' -E H°WLE`lf_T il cular section of road.-Miss Kathleelii

Lewis who has been very ill for some time past is improving.-Very little farming has been done as et. th

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tural operations.--Mr. Petei‘T*1§;Gflv~

Csble’_ _ad Mr John M McLeod of Mgrtinvale hasf -been appointed manager of the Cardigan Egg Circle No. 79. He made his first collecting tour on Monday the first instant.- lt is to be regretted that Mr. Henry Green’ of Mitchell River is seriously ill. He is under the care of Dr. Grant of Montague.-Mr. John -Ds. McGllvray was'in`- Mitchell River last week on a business trip.-Mr. Leo McMaster who is fishing at the

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The 11101163' 011 118-nd ($43) was voted ..*Mr. William Edmonds, Upper

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have returned home.°

..*Mr. James McRae been ap-

pointed policeman fdi°` the town of Georgetown,-&

present. if otherwise the meeting: ..~Mrs. Archibald Macrfliee and Mr. place will bechansed to a llomc. * Peter Maorhoo, souris, has retur ed

home from attending the ,funerall of the formers brother. Mr. Michael Mac- Kinnon of Goose River.*

..°Rev. Owen Kiggins of St.

Dnilstall’s College ofiiciated at All Sainte Church, Cardigan Bridge on Sunday last in the absence of the pastor, Rev. J. C. McMillan, who has been indisposed for some time past in the Charlottetown Hospital. It is

possible under the capable superin-l pleasing t° be able f° f'eD01`t ‘hal- tendence of Mr... Patrick Mclntyre. Father MCMHIUU li “°W much lm'

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North side paid a brief visit to his home last week-Mrs. James R. Ca- vnnagh was in Mitchell River on Sun- day last visiting her father Mr. Al-

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l'rc,m time to time it was simply fl asc of “Oh SP|H9h!"'

The others moved away. Result for Yours Truly-We Cilllllhf

-li trout. Not a wolrlerflil Sized H110 o be sure, yet neverth_€l_i3SB 9- "UM- - Mac and Herb wandered afar down. own stream and were soon lost to view. How the' fish bit! We actually ulled--l-ll over a dozen plnfish within

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_ (_ _ tp) l.» /ifnli \\1v/_,- C _ ‘ ` ~, “-/_f¢>=L ` » - " 'l`|'r'§»'-’”i_;\`~"'-"" on the fishing further up. We crawled

`.tti.'.i'.'$'?" -.i,.-J'-'tp-1'",-i:_a;':;‘:;~.f 1*-|_'?”‘l7"°’i "‘ ' down the bank among me I'-1118 dead

_' .. &#\'f.-\,._ - ,ww ' grass. "Diiril it! What's this?" Bur--

5-,/"“" l_°.`- Yi/ .' Q docks with their bloomiil’ burrs as

2.). __i_¢_.i_»," `*5‘§7-_-_-;1e§;§;;5;-Q5;_j;;,_.__;____~_/3_7 Q1'/f pronounced as any Scotch burr you

M -' ' _,___,_ ever noticed were aiillol-log every- . _..»l.ofs<~.~- ‘~ ' ` `

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wo at a time. What luck! Then the thdlight presently arose.

Wh'e`re"ai-o those other two chaps: They surely must be getting fish or hey would be back! We will fol-

low 'em.

We followed the stream to the ridge. No sign of 'emi The stream looked good and deep about here, but -bearing the same ruddy omplexion which had put the hoodoo

where about our person.

What a nuisance!

In trying to remove an exceptional-

had gone away in beyond the barb. We removed tlle burrs and then es- ayed to remove tile pesky fish-

day~so,metliing we hadn’t handled,

F|SHlNf_ F00-LISHANESS fi... ..

Three' weeks ago we enjoyed the water like silver bullets and made

unique sensation of having a holiday that stream so red that any trout -a. real "honest-togoodness" holl- trying to navigate it would need to

carry aperiscope to ascertain where

tasted, or smelled since-goodness said trout was going. Kipling once

knows when. wrote some spring pow about "the

True, it was a wet holiday. but muddled oafs at the cket.” Well, a

what rocked we-(Editorial “we" if he'd been out in that shower he'd

b'jings!) We never did enjoy hav- likely have got off some wicked e ing a "dry" time anyway and as for “oats” at the “muddies," because tl

the wet days,-well to s. certain ex- that‘s all you could have called trout ___

t t_th h b th o es which which were too lazy to stir from

atiiler ally liasvvee beeiisiil moztlyl "mist." 4 the comfortable river bed and friends l

Strange coincidence-the night be- nut on s holiday to visit ’em. w

fore a companion threw out a hint The rain subsided somewhat. Mac

W¢a|-' at each- about something. The three main threw his line. Next instant he caught

` words which riveted -our attention -a trout, did you say?-No not a trout rl

- were "Go.iishin_g§ tomorrow_:" So_uie_- __~som_;athi_ng__ iiiggejr-_the huvgriisns- l

where back n t hazy_pas wo a ranc 0 6 1* 8 UB e 11 -l11~f

b f d th M is fi h . tr

gggiiiiellmlilig :silica ol; ms Bpstumgii il‘i-isa rigsiiietostheii-in says Mac, doubtedly they must have started

froig fi fag guul_ne;;__ ___ ‘_ M __ ;:_v_i_ii_`__I have to climb it or chop it 6

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|~_\\\‘TAlI- ORS AND FURNl*SHERS`\\‘u.. ggyhaggilyeeiiii-es`se: iiltxigtfghatehll-itiillig minutes were confined siaixiil; *YJ 0

critter with a drop of _blood in h_is Eiiose of the "upper branches" and _attached through a woods? lf you

_ i hear the wo dl and not n Bn-

fvl_;illilgsf_liiiti.Iilon hsiar iii; n__ierry__gu_i_-gle of Stgfégiiingg 1:2; tl_ign__¢_in tan ice-ledge, B

t s ream an sn a ar o e per- a a ease

fuiiie of the woods' by the riverside. ldut full o_f hope that the trout soon ll

_ _ . - "‘Well, it was agreed to go and early " Would come along thick as peas- d _ _ . _ ‘-_-_-rg . the next morning _three falthfiit dis- _.Qan’t._,sa& what caused the trouble. gains It lhinka it knows the wad

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' ' ` ‘ ‘ i!illr'R0r|t, lieadia at I. iced clip- Came” wblashy, squi h bubble do is to grab eve _leaf and twig it.

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0 F8 BH 8 80'¢V€l" -Sill 01' 8!" places were high banks of snow whic e s .

taste we guaia-nde? bg I tyl’ - I, feed ay to fit 8 1 that king of snow shovellers--Qld Ah! really it was no Joke. B

lTiCI1t Of GUY In 13 a 3° u e Y gun an 8 ° ' Soi-had failed to remove--while me Wav; sad___tfme___to snhyl;ody_ _'__ _

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_ _ _ __ ||| lmivery coiamodioiis stable and Whatever it by jingol - hdw, by Iliiouting to s

" ‘ lheii' iilirriediy hlsd us afoot fo the We eai1't t if it here with s pen- warg doing such a'

adjacent stream But we grabbed the bank with a for~ down the . uid as

.E. _ 1-o.ls._»»lo lilies or-iiisarly oaionéa sou Aon m_m,_usrsa_i_ a rl-soo -fgmsill i»o_?l<ills§_s louise

’ in this can the time taken was just . rich! said loo. _ _ _

‘ - ' hi sumdaglygnl _£0 livelgo weather wAft:i_'__£iis getting we_t was nothing. __'°l;°» Igl Mb. W* lllillli” - W0 P0-

- ‘ ' msn. e .mobs as ina-t _.e I 0n_levei1i_cy_Dl'oieetfea| D - -.._ _ , ._ __ _

M099; Dmn- on ~ ’ St. Peters clear up or rain in real earnest. Jsnsii which like water in s.de|ort sustained They gave some sort of poor excuse

Ins.. C ‘I co _md M2Mfm2|_ \ _ ___ ___ ____ '___-_ _*__ _______._; ,j_-,___-___, __ like we got rain. ii belted into the as for s time. but did not int, and and than we all decided to try tae oo;

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it olwsys msc uma wliilo io get vent silver __ Join you rglilwhlti'

s hook. Like many tenants in Char- lottetown it had apparently decided ot to move until May. Nothing to o but cut the line up near the liook

a through the cloth. This was accom- plished and letting out some extra lille we again tried to coax the fish from the molsty depths.

It was probably just about the time

when we nearly had a bite that a distant yell came to our ears. About

quarter mile down stream we could

distinguish the wandering fish hunt- rs. Herb was waving his hands fran- cally and signalling- No doubt.

judging from these gestulations the sh were plenty down there. We mmedlately hauled in our line and lthout waiting to wind it up headed

in the direction of those ‘lucky' fel- lows. How to get to them was the uestion? The side of the stream was ined with woods and the woods were filled with snow and ice. Their foot- acks could not be seen but un

through the wdods from a point farth- r up the bank. _ Gentle reader, did you ever try to arry a fishing rod with loose line

ave not you have missed something_ urely. _ - -' 'lt is an experience which is not` llely to be forgotten. The pesky rod oesn’t want to go the' way you are ‘

béttsr. The line seams to llgvs' sis sa `that‘tha'pi*opei‘ 'thing' for it to

_ a a atleast ten" et. ‘ _ Finolly`we worlt`od‘ higher up and

y. Well. we would soon be there and etting some fish too. _ The road is reached at last after weary struggle.

Andnow what sight appears! ` The two fishermen floundering back rough the mud-and -rain-yes. it

_raining again . Tboat‘:re accom-

panies' i»y.¢wo small-my orinsa and-‘

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posite side of iiic sti‘eiilii"further up.

After plowing through about two

feet of snow we reached a spot wlicre lt looked sort of promising and then Mac cast his lille.

An elegant throw. but the stump in

which his hook caught was rather too heavy for lllnl to haul in and there it stuck.

One of thc small boys wllo wore

long boots volunteered to go out and relieve' it alld‘ sooii' Mac' was busy casting around again and brought up icveral interesting souvenirs of,the soil and sucll»l_fke substances to be found beneath the surface`0f 'the stream. ' -

Herb, after ii. long und patient wait

got o. bite-it lvns a bite from a sand- wich lvliicli llc nppeared_to have ac- quired somewhere and somehow--tliat was all.

Well, we had various misadveiitures

before it started to rain hard again and Yours Truly almost drifted. out to, the channel on an ice floe._wii_l_uii severed --cmpany with thc 'banlr',‘,-iQsin'g our line and almost our- "lf.f'e,"-.slid only escaped by all exceedingly fine Jump.

We repaired to tlie_ba'ril and 'to

lunch..We found our s(éed,.qua.ll,fylng for a_ post office appolntizie'_nt._' He was busy stamping and trying to make out our address. , __ ,_ _

The return to town was quickly

made. the red mud whizzing in daz- zling circles from the _ wheel and alighting gracefully over our clothes and down our necks when it got a chance. » '

We wcrc a fancy looking-assortment

-not of dry goods-when we reached the city.

Did we have a good time?

Sure! Fishing is fun whether youfgot

catch ‘cm or not and the more -"ac- cidents" the more fun. W7e’re ready to go again first opportunity whether the water is rcd, white or blue.

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Bite none, you bet

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