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The S. S. Helen is due to arrive at Summerside on Monday. Sl-is will be the lirst ship to arrive at this port this season; not only that but sho will be the first vessel that ever sailed direct from Wales to Summer- slde-. she comes loaded with 1200 tons of welsh A.ntlu'a/:ite coal for Messrs R. T. Holman Ltd.-S.

-DEATH OF MISS ISABEL COLE

-Tlicre pissed away at her home in Centerville, Bcdeque, on April 1-ith, Miss Isabcla W. Cole after only one week's illness of pneumonia. The de- ceased was the youngest daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Beriiamln Cole of Bedeque, oi whose nine children only one now survives, Mrs. Adelaiiie Fraser, oi' Sii.n Diego, California. Mrs. Wallace Donalds (nee Annie Coles) was with her during her illness. The late Miss Cole was a life long mem- ber of the Presbyiicrian Church at Bedeque until 1925 and since then she has attended the Summcrside Presby- trlsn Church. She was a lady of many fine qualities and her death is deeply regretted by a large circle of friends. The funeral which was large- ly attended tool: place cn Saturday last from her residence to the iam- lly plot in .the North Bcdeque cem- ctcry, Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans of- ficiating. assisted by Rev. A. J. Rey- nolds of Bedequc_ The pall bearers were Messrs Paul Reeves. L. A. Sehurman. W. T. Bowl-ies, Louis Holland. Norman Montgomery, Wil- liar.; Calilzcck and S. H. Hicks-B.

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MEN'S INSTITUTE-'I'he April meeting or st. Patricks Road Wo- men's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Anthony Hughes. Twelve members and aix visitors were present. Meeting opened by Vlctrola selection, Mother Machros. Roll cell was answered by Jokes. Minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted. Discussion was held on means of raising money to' have telephones installed. It was. decided to lottery a, set 0! dishes to raise funds for Institute. The meet- ing was brought to a close byalng- ing God Serve The King, after which A dainty lunch was served by tha hcsisss. Next meeting wui be iii; r.iie‘ home of Mrs. Charles Rogerson. Rall

AMATEUR PLAY CAl!0N'l

0A'l‘l{ I5 NICELY BTAGED

On Easier Monday evening the

‘muah anticipated pieasi.u°e, of see- ~ing the four act drama “Carson'e ioatli," being brought ta a success-| Iful climax was realised by tba Tir-' hish Theatre olientile_ ‘

This production which was staged'

under the auspices of the teachers for the furtherance of the Tignish

.school fair was ruerously patroniz- ed and justly praised. I The caste vi-iiisli was made up of

some of our best ni‘-nglsd with s

Their many friends in Summarsidc ‘ Mm Fawmom punotmwd “lm are regretting their departure.-6. beautiful home plum md bridge

.lamps These scenes were repeated MacDonald who wu the artist in ,

-MQW friend-’»“‘f°"~Eh°“Wh°P“°V , for ms 111 and 1v_ ialiendancs is receiving ccngratulsu S _= . A

`fl°“s 011 artistic arivtlflnea cf im M Vi B d .ld .

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inoo will regret in hear of the ser'| The cliaracicrs were as follows; ‘°“" mm” °f Mr' A` C' awe” °f Leslie llsroourt. Leona Dai'ral's vic- S“""'“'md°' ML Rue" "und me tin. 1-[ere we find Mr. Clarence Pin- Prince County Hospital a day or two ' eau “ke ° ‘mms wmknpeua de_ 35° md W” °P°""d °“ Thumhy 1 ligliifullv playing the part cf th- m°rm“" The llmt "mn is that 1 much injured hcro who wg mmm; Mr. R/ogers is doing as well as can be “my bunettmz me waves U! mm °xp°°“d"'B' fortune until his inheritance had al-

most disappeared and with it. tirsugh

A Biinon's petition coin issued in. m ieaa, ci which, ii is believed, were :Eff WZ; ‘;‘;l:°;‘d “£2 m5nl;'°;‘; are only 12 in existance was sold in mmly mum' stooped °w;h ma

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London recently for 62 wdrm or mmmmm md mm

Mr. Arthur Perry- Oiloar town. who on two occasions arrested the hero on false information, but nn- aiiy got the "right bird." was the part represented by Mr. A. A. Mc- Innis. who is quite a favorite behind the i'oot.lighta_ loom. Darrel. the ad- venturous who flaunted defiance _of ovary law in the face of har fallow-; iman. 'rhh extremely' diflloult role was splondidly interpretad by Url/ L. J. Murdw. whose reputation aa lr stage favoriis is indeed enviable. In this performance Mrs. Murphy vu! exception!-ily brilliant. ` Ora Fairmount. heroine. This role was naturally and gracefully played' by one of our stage debutantel. Mr. Ralph Arsenault, when performance' as heroine was delightful and pleas- ing. Her gowria were beautifulyahow-I ing the latest points Ind capea. We wish her an extended and successful career.

Mrs. Fairmount, mother ol the,

heroine. was the part played by Mrs. H. J. Gallant, whose natural poise. me mam-an attitude im mme i-.srl a favorite character actress.

The 'Plgnish orchestra under the'

direction of Mrs. Marjorie Murphy., provided delightful music. A vocall :ole by Nh-. swexzie was heartily ap- `=

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cuty or Mount stewart United Mr. Aeneas MacDonald. has re- Mises Cora and Jennie neu;

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iiumbei: of stage debutaiitcs "il d- -‘ N' -.1 -' who thoiilh continual- chu _ °m° themselves grand" and are rcceiviiis Lv \;_" 'iii 2\~_ screens Ihbuldked the me I' of" HAI' YM" P V", Vhu' Bak' “M1” WNW- I-"lf lilvihl thhii' Dlrwlts MY. and Mrs. Nathan me Mm, “mrammml c me gm,:,. ,_.._im U, ,M wh” Wmm_ ani. main; was eniimd lv \\l~ met I vefv wivylble vacation. Douiilu. Mount swim-i.-x. y_ z,

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Wi-ight who have ll>¢1"d“"K me “`l“"' i gave an air of summer delight and md fm-\l¥¢& '1'h¢Y 110° *uh \°` » l A ~ h.,

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