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PRINCE EDWARD MUNDAY

lilAril\'l;l: 3.15-lsr, ale. Nlulir 'l .c sas _ zse. lzr, sze. IN C()O1’ERA'l`ION WITH THE CAN-

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TIIE 'I HRILL PICTURE OF TI] E YEAR

GI\`E.-\TI§.\"I` PR()Bl.I1`.\I.

TIIE WORLIYS GRE.-\'l`ES'I` DETECTIVE TACKLES IIIS

TIIE BOOK FROM WHICH THE STORY WAS DRA- I\I.\TIZI§D.

OF THE B. E. S. L.

MORE THRILLING THAN

Alb() I\ll‘I'l`iill'l`(l.\`i'I NI‘l\\'.‘i _._ U G I. Y D L’ C K I. I N G

I Nl. \\`S il I-` 'I`li II \’t'(i It l.I) - Sii.I.\' ,\'\'MI‘iION\' I

:Self-help: N0 one cull help you rn much as you can help yourself. While one lives tllere is still-<zp- portunity. Listen! lt's knock- 'iiiz at your door now. Are you li?

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LATSES IITTID

I-I. W. TAYLOR. J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists 142 Richmond Street

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NOTE---D I’.\SS ll()I.l')I‘IRS AIlI'.` ILISQPESTISI) NOT TO

l`.<l-I ’I'illI.\I FOR. THIS I’lCTL'RE.

'V Men: TlTe` true test of clvlllzotidll is not the censure nor the size of cities nor the crops-no, but the

kind of man the country turns out. -Emerson. `

HOLS'l`i£iN BREEDERS i

A'i"l`hN'l`ION

Members of the P. E. I. Holstein

Breeders Association having regis- tered females, due to freshen during Spring and Summer, kindly list same with undersigned immediately.

CECIL STEWART,

Sales Agent,

Hampshire.

2905-5-7-11. _

one has a filter and has

Fund.

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' period of illness by Right Reverend ' *I-¢»‘ ~ ' ’ M0551 Ma_\|l~ig M D 31

The first step in the production of “Garden

City” Brand is clean raw milk.

Every farmer bringing us milk carefully

follows our rules for clean production. Each

been properly instruct-

ed in the process of filtering milk.

Make appointments with the Red Cross to visit our

plant and another quart of milk will be added to the Milk

I The Pure Milk Go., Ltd.

car. Great George .e r-'len-oy streets Mass was sims by Rev. M°nSiim°r

_Q 5°"‘°“S “i the g’““~

_;T_- _-_ The pall bearers were Wilbur _ Currie, Jfisvph Wlllsh. Tim0ihY

r;;;.' ' r.ii;iT';‘§';'ii’f`ii .ii _ _ _ ._ _ _ ._ _ 25.. ..._ Something different in the Roll variety. Butter rich with new c1‘op Pecans.

, Smith, George N McPhee

S I The Giinrdiall. extends. sincere

161 Kent St Phone 211 | sympathy to the bereaved.

"Where the Baking is Better” ll

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RaisinPic..... . . . ...................22c.each Full of tender, juicy luscious Raisins-the fav- orite dessert in ii million homes.

}i1:r\\'aii.'in Tarts . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 30c. doz. .iscious crushed Hawaiian Pineapple sweeten- ed just right. combined with short, tender crust, riizrkc a tasty combination.

I’oi'k mid llclinr-l 200. quart

Y.'h_v li~.'i~.ilile to pi'ep:‘.re and bake Beans for Sat-

ll \:;'il:i_\'.~<-()iii‘s have ii rcputrltion for their delici-

ous; flziiiliir :ind t:i.~<tyne.s.~i. Sold in sealright

, i~rintliiiii‘i'.-', .

We also h:i\<~ for ,ioiir :ippoiynl ii large vnrlciy

' oi' (Tillie. Vookies. l’:i_~'ti'_\'. Rolls, Doughnuts and l":ln<‘_\' (‘:il.'es. :it zi |il'i<‘c to suit every poclfet.

12c. pint 1.

I` . Wiirrii oi'(l<,~i‘inu' “lii'i::iil," While, Whole Wheat oi' lfaisin, specify “Stewni°ts" nnd receive your full valite in weight, in nutritive value, combined with cleanliness that only years of‘expcrlence can produce.

, customers leave their coal nerds en- i i

SHE BARTERS LOVE i The brilliant, beautiful star' whose each new picture has been a stirring ex- ample of her superb artist- ry in l1'"‘U'flyirlg emotional, 1-WING types. now seen in a. greater triun1ph<_.

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lil MEMORIAM

‘R i'.i.| \ J. fill lil'II\'

, IL iills with feelings of deep re- lrrct that tliif people of South Shore and vicilllty lcorneli on March 30th that the Angel of Death visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Murphy and claimed” for its ownl their elder daughter Ella Josephine, l at the early age of 21 years.

Miss Murphy was one of our clev-

er and popular schoolteachers hav- ing practiced her profession in her home school, South Shore, and also at Greenfield, from which school she was forced to resign, owing to her illness, on March 19, 1931.

Ella, as silo was famliiarly known

to her many friends throughout the province, was of 8. kind and cheerful disposition and even dur- ing her great sufferings was never heard to complain, bearing all wil calmness and resignation to the

Will of God.

She was visited during her long

gllor e e .on d, who

administered the Last Sacraments of Holy Mother Church, also by Reverend Father Farrell, both of whom brought her great consola- tion for her Journey through the Portals of Death.

The deceased leaves to mourn

besides her sorrowing parents one sister Lauretta, and one brother, Francis, \vho have the sincere sym- pathy of many friends in their sed bereavement.

The funeral, which was largely

attended, was held on Friday, April lst, at 10 o’cloclr from the home of her parents to St. Martln's Church,

.south Shore, where Requiem High

McDonald, who also conducted

Rochford, Harold McLean, Ivor

May her soul rest in peace. Mass Cards:-Family, High Mass;

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We deal In all grades and sizes.

img in one quality-tint ls. the very best. That' is why so many of our

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tlrcly to us. They know our :neth- ods.

iw. ii_lcilii.~. s. cr.

Pfigighulllo

Mrs. T. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. John Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mur- phy and family, Mrs. Annie Currie

-_-- Im-ld family, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour

Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mc- Kenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quinn, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quinn, Charlottteown; Augustus Qulrin, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dooley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doyle and family, _Min and Mrs. John Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Han- drahan, Joseph and Alice Walsh, Timothy Rochford, Joseph Murphy, Willie and Frank King, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doiron and family, Hilda. Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mclsaac, Jennie and Jim Dowling, Mr. and Mrs. S. Dolron, Mrs. Mary E. King, Selina Currie, James and Wllburt Currie, Mrs. J. Currie and Senie, Rae Leightizer, St. Joseph's Convent <2 Muses), Mr. and Mrs. John Quilty. Mr. 'and Mrs. Walter Qullty, E353. Corcoran, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morrissey and family, Orwell; Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis, Willie Morrissey, Ennis Family (High Mass), Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCan-on, Montague: Marie Cahill, O'Leary; Margaret Ready, Char- lottetown; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burns, Charlottetown; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lelghtizer, Charlottetown; Mr.

_und Mrs. Clive Boehner, Charlotte-

town; Irene Connolly and Gert King, Charlottetown; Mrs. Lough- eran and Margaret, Charlottetown; Viola Doyle, Janie Kerwlri, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murphy and falflly.

Spiritual Bouquets:-Grade IX

and X, St. Joseph Convent; Olga White and Eddie Doucette, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice White, Mrs. Minnie Mclsaac and Douglas.

Letters of Sympathy:-Helen Mc-

Rae, Irene Wisner, Mrs. Mahler and family, Mr. and Mrs.'G. McMahon, Mr. and Mrs. John Howntt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coiidy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Driscoll, Mary and Margaret Kelly, Mary, Katie and Dolly Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Burn Coady, Marguerite Currie, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Cullen, Mrs. W. P. Burke, Leo End Margaret Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. M. Donnelly and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Dockendorff, Mr. and Mrs. Michael McManus, Mrs. A. McGulgan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ciarkln, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gallant and Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. McKenna and family. Eileen and John Morrissey, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. watts' and family, 'rer- ess and Viola Grimes, Ml-. and Mrs. Ambrose Hynes, Laura and Emma Troy, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, Evelyn McGi11lvraY. Mr. and Mrs. F.iMatthew.'

Floral Offerings:-Broken Circle,

Family; Wreath, Seymour and Em- miline; cross. Alter Society: Spray. Afton Auxi_lin_i'yI SPYBY. AUM Stel- la# Spray, Mac and Stella; Spray, Rao Leightizcr: Spray, Mr. and Mi-riiaemer smiul and molly; Lilies, Mary* and _Kathleen Doyle.

Card Of Thanks

Mr. and-Mrs. Wellington Murphy

wlgh' to think, their friends and neigntonfoii kindness md sympa- thy during theillneu and death of their daughter. Also nu those who sent MAD Clrdl. Spiritual Bou- quets, Medicine 0! Sympathy and flbiiofb ',

mental work,’fu1-ring and latlfng of

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Wien WM- _W _,_ _-______se -MAv'v.1m

cisiiriui iiuiiiiiiiui

< ¢-uf-° BUY GABDEN CITY BUTTER in lo lb. lou $2.10. zric-5-u-tt.

IIILTDN SERVICES-llilidm It

St. Jol'in's Church Sunday, lily 8, at 11 nm. and 7.80 pm. 1

NORTH RIVER GIDUI' Ol'

BAPTIST CHURCHES - Bervlccl, Sunday, May 8th are as folluwg:-, 1"a.lrview at 11 s- m., North River at 3 ri. m.. and I-one Oreck at 7.30 p. m. Dr. H. R. Boyer will be the speaker at North River.

POLICE COURT-Two 'drunks

appeared before the Btfpendiary Magistrate yesterday morning, one was fined $5 and coats or 10 dgyg, the other $10 and costs or 20 days. A case of unlawful sale of liquor was adjourned until tomoriow. A case of unlawful sale of liquor was also heard and remanded until to- morrow.

YESTERDAY! MARKET-'I‘here

was a large attendance at the mar- ket yesterday. Prices, however, re- mained about the same. Hay sold for 50c, straw 35c, oats 40c, turnlps 30c, potatoes 12a _to loc, eggs llic in 18c, butter 30c, chicken $1.00,' new parsnlps lic, apples 5° to 'lc.' In the fish market, herring sold for 26c, llbstcrs, 20c and halibut

DIES IN CALIFORNIA-Many friends in this province will regret. to hear of the death of George Alexander Dixon. He has lived in california for the pint so years. He is survived by his widow, the fomier Alice Haig, of ii prominent Heaidsburg family, also three als- ters, Mrs. Newman, and Mrs. Goff of Boston,_ Mass., and Mrs. John F. Simmons of Charlottetown.

CONTRACT AWARDED -- The contract for clearing. the debris-on the site of the Prince of Wales Col- lege was awarded yesterday to Cap- tain Charles Fitzgerald of George- town, who has agreed to complete the work for $1.475. A number of tenders were received ranging from $1,200 to. $4,B00..The work on the approach to Hillsborough Bridge, on me city ride. ls being undemiran by the Govemment under the fore- manship of Mr. Robert Rankin, Summerside.

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OLD LADIES’ HOME-`The DNP?

el-ty on the corner of Pownal Street and Rlochford Square formerly oc- cupied bv Mr. George F111-lter. hu now been purchased by the trustees of the Hnszard Estate and will be remodelled as an Old Ladies' Home. Plans are now under construction for the remode‘l'ng, and the dir- ectors will meet the first of the week i.o` consider the proposed changes. It is expected that for the first year the premises will accom-. odate about ll dozen persons.

rs1.ANnEn. saounas 00N-

TRAUI'-Mr. J. J. Campbell, con- tractor, Hallfax, formerly of Cardi- gan, this Province, has been award- ed me gmt;-g¢t of plasterlng, oma-

the new C. N. R. depot at St. John. N. B. This is an extensive job. as the building when completed will be one or the finest of its kind in Eastem canada. Mr. Campbell, whine home la still at crrrlizan. and who was in the city 3'¢5i€1‘dBY. leaves for the ma‘nland this mom- irlg. He recently c0mi>1€t€d B 18119 oontractlng job' on the Bank of Nova scot'a. at Halifax.

HIS HEALTH '

IMPRIJVED 40%

After _Use of Kellogg's Am.-BBAN

If you are constiaated, read thin

letter which Mr. array had nt- testod by Notary Public: _-

“Two months ago I commenced

using Kcllogg's Am.-BiiAN to re- lieve constipation. I am in better health today thnnrl have been in years due to the use of your won-

derful brlii. My bowels move refu- larly, and my general health has ni- proved 40%."- Gcorkc A- MUNI! (address .upon request). _

to .toltl ii Au.-Bluw

brli‘i.g':°rt:vo 'things nzellgd to correct common constipation: "Bulk" to em- ereise the intestines; Vitamin B to help tone the intestinal tract. 'ALL- Buu also furnishes iron for the

4 n ' -

blood. BM i ‘ lt ¢l'¢'m_¢in iilmiiilu .11 mm.. _

How much, betta 'to nu .Am

Bum than to abuse ‘your Iyltcm win. pills ima dr sl-often

lurmful. ' _ . dm 'm , bicxoonlhll' Y ov¢Tr`3rm“mo -0! constipa- tion-»iri mime , .vi¢\l_"°§r meal.; If.yMlr'i Ml ¢1'°\`|\>l° l not relieved thilivlir-IN UW* doctor. - ': _ ’ Uno u o cer¢l‘l.Wl*|\-mm* °\'

i .wail ; Anil ne

.§°§i."l'.l ii. 'hisneirm -wr-

' _rrlowns fron ,momma DA¥fBQl.'-Carnstlml, Tlllivl. theVl\l07.Plodiplncayo\lr'or\l¢r u.rly...ium mc, mms. ' " "` 383-54-3|

Eiiééig rliirit, r*?5¢ rriti

1111! BAPIIBT I.»'ll'UBCll-'Phi

Rev. H. B. Boyer D._‘D-. 00110111 Secretory of the Baptist 'Churchffn no ummm. wuiwpeak mornin: and evening, tnklngmslhls-morning theme “What makes s church suc- cessful-hnvc we it?" and for the evening “Christtlll Stcwordchtp." 'Ito-morrow "l\!0ther'e DOY.” IU- V- L. Dlrlgwell will. .st the mornin!

`Muslc of the day will include Oley Speaks, "More Love to Thee," Gou-` ‘nod's "0 Divine Redeemer," St|'n- ,er's "What are these." Budd!! 'School at 230 P. M. afford; a bible study service of lncreufng interest.

WESTERN iillillidlrtil

-vor.r.r:v rrAr.r.-11-m¢rrlnter- esting game of volley' ball was played `on Thursday eveiiingin st. Paul's hill between the O. Y. M. L.

and Baptist players. There were' several well contested matches, the c. Y. M. L. winnmg three riraigllt ' games at the beginning of the play. The Baptist team have some good players and in the return match next week some interesting scores are expected. B.

-nalrrn or ronlimn is-‘

LANDEE-Mrs. John McRae of Summerslde has received word of the death in Salem, Mus., cf her sister, Mrs. Ellen Foster on April 29th. Mrs. Foster was the daughter of the late Captain James Walsh (Sr.) of Summer-side. Sho had re- sided for many years in the United States. Besides Mrs. McRae, another sister, Mrs. Taylor, of- Halifax, 'ls

left to mourn. B. `

-ItEI’0R’I"'0F FUR- SLAES- The Prince ` Edward ‘Island Fur Pool have received* the following favourable report "from the Fur Auction Sales held in London, Eag- land, this week: At.thc_ end of the first day‘s selling an' advance_of 35% was reported, audit tlle‘coi1-‘.4 cluslon of Ti1ursday’s` sale an aver- age advance of from 35 to 40 per' cent is reported by Messrs. Fred'k. Huth & Complhy. These advances are figured on the basis of the midwinter sales held about Mal-ch lst. S.

-KITCHEN SHOWER.-The girl friends of Miss Marguerite Gaudet tendered her a kitchen shower on Thursday evening at her home in Bllmmerside in honor of her np- proachlng marriage. The basket containing many useful gifts was daintlly trimmed in pink and white. Misa Cll Arsenault opened the prer- ents and Miss Yvonne ,Arseuault read the accompanying verses, which were very witty. The evening, was pleasantly spent in music and _ games after which a._dainty lunch ‘ was served. Assisting Mrs. J. J. Gaudet as hostess were Mrs. Gil- bert Gaudet, Mrs. Abel Araeoault and Miss Elizabeth McNeill. All wished the bride-to-be a bright and happy future. S.

-CANADA’S WAR HISTORY-

resolution to the Right Hon. R. B. Bennett, Prime Minister asking

Roper, head of the Canadian Le- gion and others. Very favourable

ceived notice by cable from London

service sing "Moi.he_r's Pr|\yer.",

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Don’t7Forgct Mother on Her Day. Give her a Gift that will gls`ddeu'l1er_lieart. Here are some fine suggestions for a Glftffor Mother. '

what would be nicer for Remember Mother

Ilotlrcrtlrsnn .

New Moraine' Model

Frigidaire ‘ Bee than at

_ Holmans

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_ wlul nancy

Silk Hosiery tw. um. sm

Moore & Mcl.eod

Ltd. `

Why Not Give Her Gloves? Good Quality

Kid Gloves A

All themcwelt ltyles mil colour-|.`

Price; 82.40 to $3-65.

Prowse Bros., Ltd.

The Flower of

Remembrance _ Carnations -- l A

_ at the I

Venetian Gardens

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Mother Would Like New Gloves

150 to $3.50

Moore & McLeod Ltd.

Ladies' Hose

run funlonea 1,,-me l "uhh All llmllel md mu. ri-ies :Loo ma slso. M°¢I1¢r will mi-ely liire

time.

Prowse Bros., Ltd. il

We have 5 Splendid

Assortment of Chocolates,

Specially boxed for Mothefs Day.

Venetian Gardens

Mother will appreciate l. new Cmndlm Beauty

Rangette

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Hot Plate '

See Window Display qt.

Holmans

For Mother on lll'other’| Dey '_ l<,roehler

Liiiingroom. Suite New Low Prices.

Holmans

Maybe Sho Needs

` A New Handbag

in d clit h .

fl:d’:nnn-ln .End ‘ Poiell;l1

Styles, newest leathers.

P11085 $2-98 to $10.00.

Prowse Bros., Ltd.

A Scarf makes al very nice lift- -4 large assortment of shades also Black and White. .

men an in me

Prowse Bros., Ltd.

invite Mother to _ Dine

at the Venetian Gardens TOUOUNW

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Select Mother! Gift

Hem - She will surely be

delighted.

Venetian Gardens

A Dinner by Mother 10! Mothers, Home Style and

Home Cooked. -

BOABT 0008!. FULL COUBSK ROAST CHICKEN 500.

/ Twelve Till Two.

TEA BOOMS 151 Kent Street

replies inn been received by Mr. - r ` ~-`--~- ` “

The Summerslde branch of the 1 `

Canadian Legion recently sent ,s -_ -_A

‘ii he ° ‘i-"°“»“ Th B F 'A d Y c :.2 .§i.°.':. e , est men ou f th l tl lah is to ` ' ‘

:.. .:..::::.: 2'; ":.... Ever Had!

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u»a»byK»1tonin-!»iini'5e.°1i¢»\

B.` W. Robinson. Hon. R.. B. Bennett is evident that this scasbaki., crop in his reply stated that he was glad his been well absorbed and the dc- to see that the Summer-side branch mend seems as strong as evtr. was iriterestod and that the mat- From report received,-it appears ter is receiving the cttentlon of the that satisfactory percentages of the Government. Letters from Hon. `pelts` offcrcdf by the Association Mseirenzle King, nmol- nopel-‘una were disposed or. Qiilin' r large others commended the stand token quantity of the skins offer-od by by the Summer-side branch and this organisation atthls nlelwere andrea ellen um on mrmri ir pain lim inifrom ‘previous siln au. being dealt with B. to this hot that lulfiotently high

_ _ l _ offers were not made for them and

-KNCOURAGING BEPOBTST- with thQ,lt0D0,`t\‘llt_ih8¥'W0\lld The Marketing Department of the timatcly tiring more substantial fig- Fox Breeders Association hu re- urea. S." ' `

advising that considerable _increosu -EIIVIB-UUIIAI-The Unlt- have been realized on the skins of- ed ohumhthmc, North Bedequc, urea »i._i.ile M|y,»ele»,thm. _U vu the |o;so1i,¢z'.rqiu»t weaning' compared with the previous London /on Wcducldny evening, May (th. sales thlqasuon. The Association is my 1.” movie, ang nf th, yan" very cleaned ui report than mmf- ui-men or iinvliig me fn* 1=°*°°l" 1° l1f1°°°.e§.;1nivi°v _ec ana wearer lm imaererrun of the fact that there hu been such May Murray. popular ind wlmome I 11110 livmbcr °f Del" offered cn inuglitsr of nr. and .um , Hugh the various ulal throughout .wg Mm.” M nmuw' any .Www world thi! y¢\l’. the hot tlilt gt ¢m` ‘]tu._"uw *Pugh* meg,” *om 1"* N1* 1"" flnhhsd-qff thy no me zsielwoum awning ui °°"°” 'ml “Wild f-"lid in- the oultom of the Christian Church dlcatu a very favorable condition. ‘M th. 1”, of uw Ima. inn md, ~rln»._¢n¢»¢»>ii in i-he f°x'bwi_ii,w is nil »i..i'"ulv¢ul-»l»ly'im»m in ""1 ‘“‘d°“"°°‘”7 f¢°| m°l'°'°P¢1\1\il- _the region of-Bcdooue and Simmer-

“° °'-'° *“°i‘°°“" °"¢1°°l-\».lua nr1n¢_-6wuoi»mii=.uaa¢i¢

the _lhcéiimrrlc ice

Cream Pirlourg st Rows' Corner Audio tlleihoines of the good folk about qowma in s- pretty glrmentjof brown satin ,with jaunty sprtn¢',h_at to match, she looked ofsriiilns u me mod- beside her stalwart husband. 'I’hey`|poko their vows t_o_cu_ie Anotlrernnd to God in the plcseiroe of Mr.__sod Mrs. stan- ley iAl'rny,~bmtl1ci‘And sister-ln-law of tht bride. The happy couple after the uiiusl elm-:van ‘will me an residence at thelxome of the Umm nm-~xennlil'|¢mi followed ily ine best wllbu of the double circle of _8it0rQ`ltod_i'rimdi. Rev. J. W. A Nichcllcniof North Bcdeque wiiS tit; offlclstlug clergyman.

- ~ PERSONALS

.°-Mn. Harrison Bell 'entertained sc bridge at the home of her motil- er, Mn. George Robineon, on Watt' Street Eut, Summer-ride. on 'thurs- day evening. S, ,_

-um., mos mia nicest-iei.own. 'I 'NMI IM lever Dum? °‘

Summa-nmol who hu recently re- turned from spending the winter

.mmu»mnistun.l.

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The Milton, Bell 1

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