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8e11, l! o'clock. Silver collection. 4190-6-23-11.

THE "BAILAND" will be of! the service for a few days. meantime a motor but replaces her. 4617-6-20-31.

TIE GUILD 0F 8'1‘. CHURCH will welcome you to the lawn party to-morrow evening at Mrs. Home's, 130 Elm Ave.~

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HEAR McLURE AND MYERS dis- cuss the public questions at the Con- vention Rally in the Committee Room (Pawns Ltd, store) tonight at 8.30 o'clock.

Court yesterday morning Magistrates K. M. Martin and Dud-

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EGG ‘MARKEIK-Egg production for last week showed a slight decline, the peak posibly being past for the present season. The quality showed no improvement, more seconds grad- ing. Approximatelly 40 to 45 percent extras. Wholesale quotations, sec- onds dropped 8c. Country quotations, extras 27, firsts 24, seconds 1B.

H. H. Pierce and little son, Douglas of Morgantown, West Virginie, and Mill Ethel Baird. B.‘ N. of Montreal have arrived ch ‘the Island to spend the summer. They will be the guest; o! ma. Piereeh mother, Mrs. Beatrice Judson, Alexandra. Dr. Pierce intends mvwrine up from West vii-nan later on in the season. MABXTIMERS PICNIC - The weatherman was very good to the Maritimers and gave them a lovely afternoon for their annual picnic which was held on Saturday the 14th, at Long Branch Perk, Toronto. The provinces were well represented. All came to have a good time which they had. There were lots of children who each reuived l bell in addition to any other gift they might gain in the games,‘ which were all closely contested. Mr. Burnaby and his com- mittee deserve grest credit for the excellent program they provided. and the satisfactory manner in which it ms carried through. Adults enjoyed their games as much as the children. As closing time came it was happy to meet. happy to part, happy to meet again.

::C0li-NWALL PLAYERS 1n Tryon Hall on Tuesday, 2i. 4810-6-23-21.

PERSONALS

Mrs. I. Stanley Crosby, Otthon, Saskatchewan, ls visiting her moth- er, Mrs. Thomas Pickard, Huston St.

Mr. and Mira. Wilbert Muttart, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell, motored to Charlottetown on Thursday.

returned heme after a pleasant visit spent with her sister, Mrs. J. T. Doyle, Gt. George St, City.

Rev. A. E. Chapman of Hunter’ River. P. E. 1., has been spending several days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Goodwin at Bale Verte- Sackville Post.

MB. THOMAS DOLLAR

By the death ot m. Thomas m1- lar which occurred at his home on May 28th, last in his eghty-seventh year Brookneld and surrounding dis- tricts lost their oldest resident.

He was a man of sterling worth. a tower of strength for good in the community, an active supporter of the Princetown Rom United Church um his passing leaves a vauncy that cannot be filled. . He was the youndtet eon of the lete 1110s. Dollar, who emigrated mm county Antrim, Ireland, in 1820 and was the lest of a ladle family of brothers and sisters. most of whom like himself lived to a great age.

Mr. Dollar was a proepemm and progrhslve farmer. He assisted his sons to procure up to date farms in the neighborhood of the homemed. so none of his children were com- pelled to wander far in search or a

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Ruth Younksr who pro-deceased him by about 018m yﬁﬂ- 1W" I" left to mourn four sons: Frederick (7., Brenton J, Bneet '1‘., and An- drew E., all oi Brookfleld and two dailghlers, Bessie, widow of the late ~ . 4p David Proude. of Harnrlhke m4

The funeral, which was one of thei largest ever seen in the locality was held on June 1st. ‘The services were conducted by Rev. 0. M. Grant, of“ Winsloe, assisted by Rev. Mr. Chap- man oi Hunter River. The funeral services of the Orange Association, were conducted by the members of‘

member for over sixty-seven years, an honorary member for eight were“ assisted by the members of surround‘ ing lodges over eighty or whom wI-lkﬁd in pf9cess10n. The pell pa:- ers were: Alex. Campbell, 0. F. Younker. David Hester, Chas. B. m.- Duff. Ambrose Sentner lﬂd Chas. Prcude. Interment in Princeton: need Cemetery. Gone but not m- gotten. -

EGG LAYING CONTEST

Notes on the Prince Edwlrd Leland Egg Laying Contest for the week Ending June 19, 1930

Mrs. J. F. Eastonﬂs W. L. pen 10. _ , led the contest for the week with 5B eggs, 60:4 points; Mr. William Ben- sum’: B. n. pen 10 were second with 6o eggs, 60.2 points, and Mr. Everett Hewett‘: W. L. pen l9 were third with 52 eggs, 553 points.

The Kensington Baby Chick Hatch- ery, B. R. hen No. 9, still leads in individual laying with 183 eggs, 1963 points; Mr. A. L. Rogers B. h. hen N0. 0 ls second Mth 169 eggs. 104.0 points and the Kensirlgton Baby Chick Hatchery, hen No. d is third with 159 esss. 178.1 Points.

The pcnsleadlng in total produc- tion are: 1st, Kensington Baby Chick Hatchery, B. R. 1393 eggs. 1527. points

2nd. Mr. William Benson. B. 3.. 1330 edit, 13863 Points.

3rd, A. L. Rogers, B. R. 132'! eggs. 13831! Points.

4th, James ‘Dlplin. B. R. 121'! OIII. 1886.1 Mints.

The total production for the week was 91s eggs and to date 2385i eggs.

FAREWELL, GATBEING Previous to their departure for, Charlottetown the people of Grand‘ Tracadle gathered at the home of‘ Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. MacDonald, to express their regret at their de~ psmu-e and to wish them every suc- cess.

The following address was read by

Mr. William Hughes and s presenq tation made by Mr. Dan A. E. Mec-

Donald:

Tb Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Mac-

Donald:— '

We, your friends of Grand ‘ham. adie, learned with very sincere rev

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gret that circumstances rendered it necessary for your removal to a new k field of labor, and while your de-, parture ls a decided los to our com- l munity, we have pleasure in know-l ing that the change has been very beneficial to your health. | Let us assure you Grand Tracadie l can ill afford to lose a man of your T high ideals and keen intellect.

As trustee of our school and of our church you were ever active and in- terested, and we were looking for» ward to your valued assistance in the building programme that is before us. In this and many other respects we will miss you more than we can

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realize.

We shall also miss Mrs. MacDon- ald and her helpfulnes in various ‘MY-h Wlmhins to tempt the inner ways. Irnsh. the floor was then occupied for In appreciation and fond remcm-Llnilmi? 811°" Wm!» when *1" mm" brance of your association with us; P“? “Nﬂﬁ- bldﬁnl “"11” h“?

Mrs. J. R. Gillie. Glace Bay, has we ask you to accept thLs gift as allﬂd hdﬂéss mod night. the slogan'

token of our esteem. -°! m“? ﬁlm“ "m3 °°m° 355m 7 In conclusion we wish to assure] M?- l-"d M35- M°L°°d M" hem you and your; m“ we hop, ya“ n11‘, in the United States for the pas: . be spared many yum “d when m l thirty-five years and no doubt. have future you take s vacation vie 110D! j ‘m1 " “rm “P” in their hear“ m’ - you will spend the same amen: your ; m‘ m"! °f ‘hm’ bmh’ “d m" ‘he friends of Grand ‘rrscadle who will hub-hub o! my Me feel the mums f ‘may! be 31m to "e ya“ “d Mrs, spirit creeping on and g-g feel sure MacDonald at any time it is conven- their present home will be much lent for you to visit us. lbeneiltted by the touch of their skll- I ‘m1 hands. ' Following is the lddressr- | Deer Mr. 8nd Mrs. McLeod, we L

NEW HUMECOMEIS Mr. and M15. McLeod. lately l Pawtuckett, R. 1., were very "Ne" "'°1°°m° 9° m“ ‘MWW w” mm '

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nm" when mo“ neiihbol.‘ "W, no; of pmgperity will still hover over not Rlver and vicinity gathered aejyw ma that on Hillside Farm. the their home, to shake the glad hind h°m° °i Yo“ '4°'P“°“' 3°“ “n '1' of welcome and meet with them 10h"?! and i 59m‘ °t wluwmn" the,’ new surmondmu prwalling amongst your new found The evening was indeed Jeassnt- mm"- "14 I"? 9"“ "*4 PMS?" 1y spent with mum ‘M and“; M. ity follow you every sup of the way, m shaking the light fantastic toe In W!“ W W!‘ I°°d '11‘- “'° P"- for e few hours. the house was cI-ll- "i" 7°" “m m“ cm“ m4 " n ed u» order w .1. o. McKenzie, when-chime! 1M PM“ 1'"!- mW l“ °"' m ‘mm w” Md m, Mnmmhry tick be expressive of the good m“. mcmpmkd w l bunny“; will of the people of Flat River and clock. mum Rom mums rem“- “°“”""‘°°“"

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