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returning from Bummsraide by team across the ice struck a dangerom spot at kadshaw's creek as they 'wsromakingfortheabcztaosrthe Iladsous side. Horse and sleigh went down. 'ins men managed to gain tba shore and wentto near by houses for assistance. It. was not until morning, however, that they could recover the horse. The animal had been unable to help himself,

dragged down with his harn-

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-WIDDING DLLLB-A 101'! in-

teresting marriage took place at the Premyterian parsonage, Kensington. by the Rev, Mr. Rhoad on Wednes- day afternoon. March list. when mas miss nous. younsest aaushter of Mrs. John T. Murray. Graham'a Road,was united intheboiy bends of matrimony to Mr. Gnome Ma!- hsw, aus of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mayhew, od' llarlsle. The bride. wnowas unattended. looked winsoms h a lovely

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-MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER -

On Monday, March 19th. a very largely attended shower was held at tha huns of Mrs. John T. Murray in hmour of ber daughter Hilda, who was lead into the room by Miss Grace Campbell and seated in s beautifully decorated chair in a. bow- er of potted plants and flowers, while from a white bell above, des- cended s shower of confetti. Miss Jmnia MacKinnon and Miss Robins Whitehead opened and presented the gifts and Misa Oliva Campbell arranged them on a table. The gifts were numerous and costly and in- cluded a lovely reversible blanket from the Women's Institute of which Miss Murray was a very helpful member. The bride-to-be in a very graoious manner thanked all for their kind gifts, after which “For ~Bbe’a s Jolly Good Fellow" was sung. 'nie ladies then served lunch and the remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in contests and games. A large crowd gathered at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mayhew on March 26 and presented them with two beautiful chairs. The groom, in e. few well-chosen words. thanked all for the nice gifts, after which “Por They Are Jolly Good Ibllowa" was sung. A bountiful lunch was served by the ladies and the remainder of the evening was spent in social intercourse.

::Distemper responds quickly to

Dollies' Myptian Liniment. Keep a little handy in the stable.

PIJSONAI-S

-Miss Edna Maooabe of Bedeque

is visiting relatives in the sity.

-Alias n-nsstine Marchbank is

thsgueatotMrs.George1"r1nei1of Bummerside.-8.

-Nr.RoylhmanofN lsavingthismorningona friendsinmastomasassl-6.

-Mr. and Mrs. M. llerno Graves

andfamilyleft Bmnmerside this weektomaketheirhomeindhar- lettetown.-8.

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County

Rssnsavofllasnlltcn

the Prince County

l Reymond, ovmer of

Bwilval hx Ranch, Southport. in lummerside this week on al. S.

Q. Shelton Biarp and

were passengers on the

e west on Monday,

ity after a pleas- home in 'Iyna

H. Hubley, manager of n Dairy, Bummerslde, from Guelph, Ontario. been taking a mscial

Agricultural

-in-tends will resret io learn

that Mrs. Ralph Dodds of Bum- mgralde wag operated on in the Hines County Hospital this week. It h pleasing he NWT! she is do- ing nicely. B.

EASTERN Gllllllllll

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Corrected For Every Wedn esday and Saturday Issue

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PIODUCE

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RETAIL IARKET

Carrots lb _ _ _ ._ be Bad Tomatoes 1'le Psrsnips 8 lbs . ,. in Squash lb __ a¢ Cabbage ll) _ Rad Cabbage

Onions lil lbs

I‘o|nlm>s pk _ Turnlpa per bus _ Allhlrs doa - 15-£51: Celery.. ._ _ , _ _,___ 304: Flliuacli ~. . _ ... lb-30# Parsley _ _ _ _ gf Summor Savory 2 for ._ __ Lettuce _

Apple cidcr gel _ _ Rutter _*

Elle _ _ ._ _

Cream ._ _ Let!uee2for____....

Stew Meats _ __

Fresh Rhubarb lb ._ _ _

Potted mee! bowl _ 10

Chicken _ _

»-. ._ Be' .__ 5-`l0¢

351:

501:

150 1.'ic Mk

? §§§§§§§§

Nlontrealt Stock Market

_ (Canadian Press)

Slot-ka

Bathurst A Bell Tel . ._ Cru Far __ . (‘au (‘ar'Pfd _ .... (‘un ind Al A_.. . ... (‘I’ li...__ . ¢._._ How Smith _ _ _ Dom §le=i and Coal B _. . . Iillg' Int Nicks-l __ _.. ..._ I

sl; 12

(loss

0% 8

1 isa; 4% 11 1

Massey Harris __ . .. McColl Front _ . Montreal Power __ 87% Nat Brew _ _ . . 18 Power Corp __ . ...__ 13%

qrebec I’ov\v~r __ Sswinlgsn Steel of (`nv\aria ...__

Winnipeg Ei _ _ _ _ .._

1?l?(1L)LJlIE?

(Canadian Press)

MON'l`B14iAL_ April &-Butter prices

touched the highehst level in three yeare on the Montreal dairy and pro- duce market today as stock continued light. No 1 grade butter in csrlots or

mtg 219; as

less was quoted at 22 to 23 cents l pound a cent higher than yester\lny_ Arrivals amounted to only 7 boxes. ProductlonJ.s expected to luke a sharp increase with the advancing season. and buying is light at the present lop prir-rs. _

The egg market was again easier,

heavier receipts tending to lower prices Granlerl shipments in earlots or lass brought J) cents a flosen 10;- A large. ill cents for A rueriiums and IE rents for C grade. Receipts lolai- led 110 v:ssea_

Other ilnas held unchanged. Cheese

was again quoted at 14 rents a pound for current make Ontario with gum. mer cheese at 12 to E to 121( gent- for white and colored Offerings were 57 bores.

Quebec porntm-a in .#0 wound bags

Quoted at Xi to $1 06 ami New Bruns- wick mountains in similar quantities

:I :I th to ‘$1 ity gr-iuce Edward ls- an mounts na n ouud ba ol ats1.s0 to8l4o. P n ' d

lZ){lZfi¥ilVlI£?

(Canadian Press)

ION‘l'R.liAI._ April 3-British and

foreign axchsnge in relation to the Cana ian dollar as complied by the Royal Bank of Canada closed today as follows:-»

Argentlns peso 3533 Australia pound lllil

Belgium bsiga 2390 Brasil miireis 1500

China Hong Kong dollar.

Denmark krone 2115 Finland flnmark 028

France frsnr (Wifi

flermany rrlrll,-\,n»nr\ ‘."il'lIl_ uma! Britain |»_»u|./1 ii leon

l-ioland fiorln .bmi

Hungary pengo '.‘.\l»1’l.'i

India rupee _SNS

italy lin _ini

Japan yen _lN3_

New Zealand pound 4 307.

Norway krone 3‘\il8_

Poland sioti 9091 Spain peaeta :Milli Sweden krone .2018

lwitserlaud franc 3786 United States dollar par.

LIVESTOCK

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waaalias Press)

MONTREAL, April I-Odsrings on

the two Montreal ivsstoek markets to- day totalled 1.354 head. Receipts was composed of 46 1-utils, 1148 calves, 187 hogs and ll sh. s.. ond lambs.

There were it-.| »-noligb rattla and

sim-|\ for sais- lo :nuke s market.

There was an easier tuna to the calf

market The hulk oi' tha ealvas were

of just medium guality avsragin s- reund 110 lbs au were sold at 85.75 1‘alv-s weighing around 100 lbs of *'0\’lUl\Uf\ quality sold for N to |45 und common thin calves as low as |3_. 50 A few calves, avenging 128 lbs, sold up to $5 li0

Hogs were about steady. Bseons

ami sole--is were vrclghad at asm With ll D°r an liremlum on selects. Rulehcrs v\ov\~ ff 15 to 3 llghlg gn( hvavles were $7.15.

$8.

YESTERDAY?)

' Pivotal New

.Yorlz Stocks

saadlan P

A teas)

Amall I' Pow _ ..

Am Tai and Tel . . Anacorlda _ _ ateuisou _ _ _

Auburn llolor

Both Steal __ &lisds Dry CPB... __ _

Chesapeake and Ohio _.. Corn Produi-is _ _

Delaware and liud

liiavlman __

Gen Elec ,_ _ ° Gen Foods .. . Gen Motors ._ ._ _ int Harvester

lnt Nickel _ _ N Y Central

North American ._

Pub Ser N J _ Radio _ __

guild (Jil N J

or Gulf

Union Carols. Union Pacific __

United Corp __ _ `

U H Ruhher __ _ U s sum ' Yniiildium \\'r-..rin|n...n.~ __ _ _ \\'ooiv\'ortlr _ _ _ ,_

BANKS -m._.

Cmslldlall P

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~`1‘onn||crre _ __ ,_ |~ Montreal __ _ _ _ _\'.n-| .si-oria 'U Royal . _ _ ___ _.,`

Glance

(Canadian Press)

stocks irregularly iowter_

lowi-r.

New York-Cotton and rub

en; coffee and sugar lower.

(Cuadlas Press)

o sa quo s ons-

Floundera 4 to 5% centa_ Lemon soles i to 3 cents Market cvri 4 1.- .5 1-ants

Haddock 4 to 5 vents

Gray soles 6 to 7 cents Hlddork»Scrod 3% to 4¥

Currencies

(Canadian Press)

moved sharply higher cn Mon

sign exchanges today undoi- erahip of he pound sterll

pound registered s heavy strrng1h of thc uowa of the

u r un oi rrrurrc

owed lt high r n lnllc

|(`alad|an Press)

Stock;

B A Oil _ __ Beuuhamois _ __ Iiolu Eng _

l 'l‘nl\

int l’n-ie Walker PM ._ _ _ __

l('a.l|sdian Press)

lkoeks

A.mer Cyan B _

Amer Sup Power

As ll and Ei _

|'an Mun-uni _

Cities 81-r\' _ El Bond Shun- _ Ford or Um. __

Imp Oil _ _ _ int Pete _ _

Nils Hud St ll Inrl

(Canadian Press)

lion of the Toronto slurk

w vc nn up near lin- pe than four miiiiun shares ba1ids_ The golda were in

atlong and ilu- oils harrly- a

Heavy tradin in Ealing

Wrig t Hargreaves featured group and some nutatandin also a 1-sn-<1 in the b

and a slmilnr gain “as rv-gi

Pioneer ...ttsnrvd 40 1--u

gel (Flladlsn Press)

Prices movul llatlessiy over

change today and though was rl

quotations were unrbanged I lower.

“lt sml Orlnlrer ai 'Inu ce sign mars-ima gps-ms .fr-f

BOSTON, April 3--Fourteen

arrived at the fish pier hero

Wh le la I ti :

‘u

MONTREAL, April, 3-;

l »- '|`h ' rl dollar ease-fl slightly

1kl7”Z; Cfllltl?

'l`0I(0N'l`(l_ April Il-'i`lu\

trend prevailing on the mining sev-

I’ s s »-w ri-verses B als and silu-r .burma svvvv

YNY rest r-ted. there wn

minimum of selling pr-asnur

E Ellillllllll Stock Quotations

class

45% 1201,; 15;,

,_ um, »- 53'/~'a

._ is _ _ mtg. ' " 'rl' sua _ _ 'Isl/,

__ on-.

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8|;

__ 203., ._ sus; __ 211-,_

neva 20

nqnotcd __ 197

nquoted __ IUK

Markets At A

Toronto and Montreal-Industrial

Toronto liines-#los-ed higher.

New York-Nnruwiy higher.

Winnipeg-Wheat. closed

all gbtly

ber high-

Fish Quotations

vessels today.

cents.

rrenciea

tresl for- tba lead- ng_ The gain on

United

K1ngdom‘s hea\'_\' surplus while the From-h fr n- d h -

cies lol.

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14'/. TM

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l\L li (f[JT?l?

(Ji ess

._ ins; __ :H4 ._ s ._ :mg

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_ 2114,

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rising

exchange

over- tho lnsi ion dura pr-rslnted tmluy

ith lu

ak. more changing hast de-

mand and gains vrero general in the secondary snq penny groups while the big i»»..»-»- rogim-rnl

nina nd f

nu rrnvr

also met- flrui lu esd_\‘ er, Lake

llvt Tryli Hiighea, Pioneer and

tbs gold g gnins

lla

llll e t_

Bollinger rinsed at a gain ggwilll rr-nts

- ‘ s

trrrrl by

Lake li||.~_ \\)\I<»h r-lnsmi nv .'.:l7.'s

ia_ Took

?‘“$::hl|;I*l |“`l'llhs Hargreaves clos-

WlNNlPEli_ April 8-\\'h-at futures

a ns rruw

nhl! un llle Winnllwr thai" Ex-

support

s only I r Final o is cent

May wheat closed at 67%. July at

la For.

A t Summerside

Elitii §°§§§§iEE§i §§%@§ -. S9 E.; ‘

*itll EQ; égilgg iliitsdhé

tty llaolar-

Alien; recitation. » 50118. Jlmitn'

uaclrwen; -"rne wma worm," by primary girls; recitation, Ivan Reeves and Leslie Ccrney; recita- tion, Wcndal Csllbeck and Lowell Alien; sons. Beryl Todd and Kath- leen Allen; recitation. Bobby Schurman and Grant Mollisonz ra- citntlon, Ian Campbell and Milton Molliscn; Kitty Song, primary girls: “That Little Girl in China,” by Frances Corney. Vivian Btral¢xt, Beryl Todd and Annie Phillipson; Topsy Turvy by four'Chi.nese child- ren and four Summeraide children; "Lille-s." Joyce Bernard, Elaine Bowness. Lois Graves and Ruth Toombs: song, Wanda Reeves and Bobby Schuman, “Mother Gome Village Mission Band Meeting" song, Helen Mselrwen and Adele Bowness_ "Sons of the Boil;" Eas- ter Emblems: closing chorus; reci- tation, Lowell Allen and Wendel

li k Be dibti

is wr?

Ca bee . ne on.

Thg ladies who coached

children in their parts are congratulated upon their au . _ _

Easter recess but interest from out- side quartars was dull.

Foreign sales of Canadian wheat

were not confirmed though asabosrd and eontinentul houses Dlaeed scatter-

ed buying orders. Bulk of the light offerings wera credited to alsrgs local

inter.st_

Chicago held comparailveiy steady,

while Liverpool wheat declined %d_

Interest in cash grains was indif-

ferent anil coarat grains operations were dull and featursiass_ Prices for

tl? goat part vvers firm due to lack

o o e nga

t"F{ICA4i0_ April 3-Trade sentiment

regarding grain values became not- ably pessimistic today_ and down- turns of quotations prsdcminatad. with shrinkage of speculative interest a conspicuous fsature_

Attention of traders focused a good

deal on Washington reports that sa- perts of the department of agricul' ture were in favor of the nsvrsst hill to enforce further drastic regulation of commodity sxchangcs_ Notice was also taken of a tentative unofficial forecast that the United States total

prospective wheat amzlw 1 would he approximately 1, , 0, bushels, against 913,000,000 the current sea-

son.

Wheat eloaed nervous at the same

as yest.erdsy’s finish to M lower. Hay R555 to 'i/s. corn bg to ‘A down, oats lf; to 55 off, and provisions varying from 7 cents decline to a rise ol _

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T0l»i0i\"l`0. April 3-

Sem-ks

(Isle

I0 3%

125

R 756

Acmo Oli ... ... . . ¢_... Acondn

Ajax Oli Ali) Pac

Alex _ _ _.

Amity __ .

Amity .

Anglo B

Area ._ ._

Ashley __

Algonia

llngumnc

Ilnrry H B _\h~tu|a Bear _ ._ B Miss

Bcblo ..

Bralorne ._

Rrx _

Buff \‘nn ._

lluuk llill . . .__ ('sl (Jil ._ ,_ .. ._

Cal Edu: Can ,\fsi

Canam Met. .. .. .. Flrlbno » . Fssllr- _ ._ i'i‘Il! PA! ..

l`hlh0i||g

('lcrl<‘_\' _ --

Coluurirlo . _ 93 Couinuns _ ._ 223 (`onisururn 145 D _\1inea 4011* Eldorado 3"'-'> l"nl»_vun __ Us F nrlfiga 392

. , , 8

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G) 1500

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ev, 12

(ll Q lf) 300 no 7a 14% :im

Fi'*|ll\l‘k__.

Gnuls Lille

(lolvonda

ilolrlllle . ..... 7 Goldflold 58 Graham 24*

00 lf*

Grunuds

tl "

49%

inn 11725 125

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1-_env _ _

llalvrnw __ liurki-r __

lluiliugcr

llow¢»y __ _

Kirk limi _ ._ Kirk Luke _ _

Kootenay

Lakeland _

L Shore __ lice Gold _

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T2 uw- 08 M94' 41%

mg 1 ss, 35

ensues

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Moiwln _\lnr|-bv

Nowllov _ _

Nlpiaslng

Novanda _ North Fan

Ol-gl Oil

l'aymnsn\r Pvt (TH C

Pioneer

Premier _

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4 |341)

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Ban Ant

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lAGIIl'lA'|'l‘l 00Ul'g..A

party Rom Rustioc appeared bsfms llagktrsts Donald llsclinnnn yq- today on a charge of oommming an indoomt act. He was fined fifty dollars and costs or Ln default of payment sentenced to six months in Jail.

WI BAY!! APIONS,

home-cooking and ioe-cream tables at Bt. James Church tea. and sale,

L-1074

candy,

'l.'

--The second of in Zion churn; was ening and considers attendance is shown Rev, G. Carlyle W the subject "Drif

-Jesus." 'Ihs

evening at be "What Jesus?" A tended to

and especlalb

attend any enurdz.

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POLICE COURT-At the Police

Court yesterday morning thx-es bail b¢ndsoi'$8,$5a.nd$3werees- treated in cases of drunkenness. A msn charged `with being drunk and disorderly was sentenced to thirty days in jail, and two charg- ed with being drunk and incapable were eeich fined $5 and costs or ten days. and a third was remanded till Thursday. The defendant in a case of unlawful poasemion of in- toxicating liquor was fined $300 and costs or four months. A second case was adjourned till today.

"BURN Till MOITGAGU’

PARTY - lor the past four years those folks in Boston who hail from M. Alexis parish, Rollo Bay, have been working, under the name of the St. Alexis Club of Boston, to earn the aitars for the new parish church. At present. the organization is on its "home stretch" as Nllrdl the attainment of its goal. Up to this time the older members of the club have done the work which ac- companied the ciub‘s earnings. This year, however, along with everything else in the United States, the St. Alexis Club has reverted to s “new deal." This year's earnings are to be got by dint of the wmk of tha young folks who have left the par- ish. On Thursday, April 26, the Bt. Alexis Juveniles will hold the ciub‘s last, and we hope, it's best, dancing party in Longfellow Hall, Intercol- onlal Building, 214 Dudley Bt., Rox- bury. There will be old time and modem dane1ng,to the musk 0! the Inverness Berenaders, s genuine “down home" orchestra. For those who do not care to "trip the lllhl fantaatic", vvhist or bridge may be engoysd. The committee in charge consistera of Miss Olive Peters, Rol- |o Bay; Miss Avonetta Mclnnla. Qawm B;-ga; M155 Bcity MOCIDC- Gowsn Brac; Miss Henrietta Mac- Donald, Souris West, and Misses olive and ima Camvlwll- 5°\“'l' wut. B0. than all roads will llld to Iongfeilow Hall on the twenty' aixth.-A reader_A_"___ --f-_-

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Biscoe.. __ _ South Tlb ___ __ ._ N Ster Pac as Bt Antbon! - - Sud laain . . Sud Cont . Tbcms (‘ad '1'ovr\g'mnc V, Treadwrll . -- '_-

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United K _ -- -1,’ _ Vacuum _ _ mf' Ventures _ Wain W _ _.. 5( Waite Amu 22 Wayside _ _ QR White Esg _ __ -~ -Y ' ,_ w||,,,,_, 1- _ __ oi Total sales 4,000,000

l’NLll'|’l'lD

H 36 l27‘a

_iw 1*. _._~_ ~ 4 ‘.'\.,

205 3% ‘e

Aldsrmae . . . ~-- -- ~- Assoc Oil Baldwin Brett Tr Brownlee Van Kirk ._ (`ap Rcuyn ~~ Cen Man _ _

Chem Res _.. Cburthlll . . '- Clllto

(7 t'op\vr¢ "0, mont ._ -- 4 - ml on » ~‘ mm my-i ._ - 15 mm Kirk -~ "‘- Iisst Crest. -

Erie Gas _ . ,

Gllbet _ »~

Goodfiah

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Oil

4':

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Home lurk 'ro-rn _ _ .. Il* l. Maron _ 4 ln..-I __ 2*: t _\|.nr.»r.i- 1-

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N Hawk

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or on l"awns~ __ _ |"rnd Ole _ _ _ . Pore (‘ro __ » lilleaio _ v Ritchie _ _ Roy-ailte _ _ .ln Kenra _ Madarona __ .- Sud Mines ._

15% We 3 IRI()

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Wsl-liutm:!sahaIia.otids¢n,s\an- nassideilbsmilllhbsrt Vicker- avn.fu1nar.llmtsgus.

noun doubt réhné §§t..iel§li§§§i

dal.

voiudsers.

Btreet is now

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band and two sons D°\18lns. and Mr. B. Laine 0fMbl1¢l»°Ir. cousin of deceased. There an also left to mourn the loaa of a kind and loving mother, Ian D. Cochrane of Timmins. Ont., and her mother. Mrs. G. E. Mc- Kinnon of Charlottetown. 'I‘he re- mains arrived in the city on Mori- dav and the funeral took place yes- terday afternoon from the home of Mr. F. It Mchsine, King Street, to the People's Cemetery. The services at the home and grave were con- ducted by the Rev. G. Carlyle Webster of Zim Presbyterian Church. The following were the palibearen: Mears, ll. D. Nichol- son, Herb. Jewell, Robert Nichol-

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ller days, we feel your leaving loss. You have always been a kind and generous neighbor, always wil- ling to give a helping hand, and as- sist in any worthy cause. which might arise. 'Ito your family we also convey WI! regrets. Their ics will be felt first in the community,

vs haul, most popular

the mbool room, snjqad the good-

ons. and evidence!

to sc-

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esteem I

which you are held. May you axis; many care-free hours in them, while doing ao. remember yous friends and neighbors who will als ways be ready to extend a welcome hand to you and yours at any tiul you come to visit us.

Your friends and neighbors.

'nie ft consisted of a ir

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son, Chas. Batt, R. Rattray and James Murley_ (Moncton capers please copy).

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taeautifni chairs, and the presenta- ion was made by Messrs. L. J. Mao- Donald and J. R. Munn.

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Advertising llatas-Payable in Advance

Central Gsarllas lseals, ds. per ward; Washes all Iasaara laoala, ls. pc ward; Aasssaesmsata all Coming lvsass, ls. pas wsrdi Clasalnsll ss_porwsrd|lalsmsv4a_lstisss,1ea_ pciaasxblaassslhsralssl Spiritual Offlfllll. Uarls, sts.. ds. psy as.-sr 'lattsrs at 0ssdslssss_ Ile. pclmaky ls¢lesaa¢'l’ksahsaa|Apploeiatlaa.'fh. paslsdsase. pc

ward. Other rates an application.

liaimam Chaise lor say alvctismai twenty-flws cases.

l.A'1'lx-ls pos word. Gres isom-

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Wanted

_ For Sale

POB. SAL! - AUCTION l'0l'l'Y-

Pive, Bridge and Whlst Score Cards. Guardian Central Job Printery. Nov. l-tr.

1 l'0ll'. SALE -ABBOOD BOWTO

Enrnzivnunmfnnmida Will call for. Bill Michael. L-1 _________________,

WANTED - FOX BOUND PUP-

Puie bred. Phone ee-J. L-lush

WANTED - SEDAN Oli. COUPI | body to ilt Chrysler Model sl.

Apply Guardian L-1500

“mv nm of -um. rmr uc-

Lean. Oomwail. L-158.

PALM MAB! IDI BALI SIX

years old, Sale cheap. lnsiie Mc- Ewen, York Point. L-1032.

PDB SALE-TWO USED CALS. A-I condition. Apply 10 Grafton.

L-1067.

l l'0l BALI - AUCTION IOITY-

Plvt. Bridge and Whist Boom Cards. Guardian Centra! Job Prinlefl- Nov. l-tf.

CARDBOAID sU1'l‘A.BLl P01!

lining cuthouass. etc.. ir per sheet Guardian Office, tf.

FOB SAIL-ON! 1981 PLYMOUTH

Sedan to to sold at noon, Tuesday, April 3rd on Market Square. For inspection can be seen st Central GINIG. *V L-1569.

lee FARMS POI. SALE, STORES.

Hotels. Dwellings, Timberlands, etc. Free list. Hugh McCallum, “The Real Estate Man," Truro.

N-378.

To Let

T0 LET - THREE ROOMS. UN-

furnlshed. Apply Weeks Grocery

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T0 LET - HOUSE N0. 1 PAILK

Street. Modern conveniences. .Ap- ply 198 Cumberland Street.

L-1622.

I-*Ol RENT 0|! SALE-MODERN

Cottage. Furnace, fireplace. 821.00 month. Apply Robert Cottui.

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T0 Ll1‘ - HOUSI N0. 7 PARK

Street, Modern convenlencm. Ap- ply i98 Cumberland Street.

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‘I0 III- GAT WIT! KI11. Also buying feathers and horse- hsir. J. it Marks, New London. P. I I. l.-1061.

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ment (Balmoral) lst floor; gar- ap; pclhsim May ll. Apply Udeod it Bentley or phone

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White Lake _ _ _ ._ 5'

Wood Kirk ._ 16%

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WANTED - TWO LADY BOARD-

ers. 287 Grafton Street L-160.

WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND

counter scale, show case and counter. Apply Box 656, Bum- mernde. __1_.;1_es&

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L 0 B 'I' _ A WATCH, INITIAL!

A. E. D. Apply 280 Richmond E. Reward. L-IGN

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` Female Help Wanted

Ii 'SMART YOUNG GIRL IDI l housework. Sleep home. No phone

calls. Mrs. White, 36 Kent Street.

L-1&0.

__ ~ ~ - f- f _,A_,_.m'_-1 twarrrln-A caranuz Mmnna ` aged woman for general house-

work in country. Reference rw- quired. Applr 247 Prince St lie- tween 7 and 8 p.m. L-i8‘ll

` W V `Work Wanted A __-_--~---»--_ ,_--;_f_ 1 nam wrsnes womv. warm 10 Betty Crane. Peake-_s Post Office.

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Seleeulin Wanted

INSURANCE SALESMAN Ol

Saleswomsn wanted tn sell Auto- mobile. Accident. Sickness and similar insurance. Box W. Guarde “_“__of_U°°'__ __ __ _.. Ifulzi

Help Wanted _i_ IABNES1' WORKER WANTED!-

Christian msn or woman to dia- tribute religious literature in your community. Pull or part time work. Good psy_ Winston

. Company, Toronto, Dept. R. E

Two year old Laura For of Bci- fast, Ireland, recently won n silver meml for tap dancing.

By attaining a height or 13,710-

1-2 fed at Rio de Janeiro, M_ Ditt- man recently made a new gilding

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