"rrtﬁsititr; . ‘ .

lidgiiicinity

The community of Millburn, Lot 9, mourns the PHBJHZ on Fkib. Z7 d one of lks oldest and most rcs-

m L rs, Mr. George Boul-

, aged 86 yum ‘ﬂiers an left to mourn, one son Guy. on the home- decd. two sons in the United Stiles, two daughters, Mrs Annie Silliker and Mrs. lrenr McWilliains Millburn, also one brother, Mayor. 0f Milbuni, and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Livingstone, Milo, and Mrs. Elmira McDonald. Port Arthur to whom sympathy is extended. Pu- neral services were held on Feb. 28, interment in Milburn cemetery, Rev. John Stirling officiating.

In OTeary rink on Feb. 24 an in— toasting game of hockey was play- ed between Glenwood and Coleman teams the result being a score of 5-8 in favor oi Glenwood. Ira Ellis refereed, the line up being: Glen- wood, L. Livingstone. W. Currie, C. McDonald, N. Boulter. S. Boulter, W. Harris. R. Slllikrr and V, Betts, Coleman: L. Dalton. H. Dalton, C.

when T. Pate, A. O'Brien and, E. Dougall. lLr. Earl Rxardon, Charlottetown, buyer for Asoclaied Ship- rs. Charlottetown, ls doing busi- hees in this section for the past month.

Rev, P. J. McKsnna. St. Mark's, Visited Charlottetown on Feb. 26.

III. B. J. Bemier, Rockland. Maine, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. William Dalton, Bur- ton, who has been ill, has returned 0o ha home.

Iii Ruby ‘Thompson, young chughter of Mr. John lhompson, Iloseville, was successfully operated upon in P. C, Hospital last week and i: maning a good recovery.

Illa: Hazel Gorrill, 10 year old duﬂiter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gorrlil, Milo, was succesifuliy op- erated upon for appendicitis last week and is doing nicely.

The Young People of S§Tln§l0Id West presented an old time oun- can. in Milo Hall on Feb. 22, ivith Mr. Albert Mililgan as chairman and Miss Clﬂrrtia England as or- guniﬂ. An interesting programme win well receivr-d by the large au- dience in atundance Step dancing by Bill KlLiOll, who also contribut- ed I lolo. "Little Pal" was n spe- cial feature of the evening. After the singing of thz- National Anthem l. few hours of dancing “as enjoy- ed by all. Musicians Messrs. Edward Gin Ind Wilbur McQuarrle.

Mn ‘William McDonald and her mother, Mrs. Clifford Belts, have Iﬁurned frtmi :1 \l iy plow-am vis- it.'to Bcdenu», iihv c thry WM’? guest: of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Boul- t0’-

fMnny friends in this province learned with regret of the illness of Mrs. Irvin GOlTili, Pontiac, SaslL, and all hope for lie: speedy recov- try.

412s stark circled ovr-r the home cfMr. and Mrs. Willard Betts. on Feb 25 and left them a-bolmic baby boy. Congratula- tiohs.

Mr. Eugene Perry, saleanan for Mﬁrrh and Bemard,

Hmdiinl Home, Lot 7.

We are pleased to know that Miss Iorralne Rich, Burton, is mound u mual lguin, after recent

operation in P. C. Hospital.

‘KI. 1nd Hm. Archibald McDon-

Znd CHAILLOTTIYIUWN GUIDES AND BIDWNIES

A joint meeting of the Company and Pack was held last Friday ev- ening in St. Paul's Parish Hull with over ﬁfty Guides and Brownie: present.

Each Brownie was presented with a tie .\y the Guides who showed the Brownies how to tie them on with the reef knot.

For the Brownie investituro cere- mony the Company formed the horseshoe and the colours were paraded. The Brownies then made their Fairy Ring inside the horse- shoe with the eight “Little Lost Fairies" in a pow-wow circle in the center, one at n. time these little recruits made their promises, rec- eived their pins and became Brownies.

The Brownie song was then lung as the Pack danced around in a ring. The eight enrolled Brownies. as their special privilege, gave the Grand Salute, after which the Fairy Ring disappeared and the Guide Company was dismissed from horse- shoe formation.

At her lnvestitute u Brownie makes two promises: l. To do her duty to God and the King. 2. To help other people every day. espec- iﬂlly those at home. Their motto is "Lend u Hand."

NIW HAVEN SCHOOL

Honor roll for the month of reb- NUT?

Grade X—l Ella Boyle, 2 Lloyd Macphail, 3 Stanley Newman and min Docherly.

Grade IX-i Harry Boyle, 2 Louise Docherty, 3 Lloyd Banach. Grade VIII-l Catherine MmNe- vin and Louis Devereau, 2 Etta Clow.

Grade VII-l Patrick Ouvanagh, 2 Dora and Annie Darrach.

Grade IV-l Anna Dochcrty and John Mwphail, 2 Verna Mackinnon 3 Elmer Boyle.

Glade 11-1 Emmet Cavnnngh and Arthur Pollard, 2 Austin Ca» vanagh. '

Grade I—l Jamu Murphy, 2 Eric Macphall, 3 Eugene Mnqihce. —Elmer Macpherson, Teacher.

DON MARIO COIDNNA VISITING MABITIME§

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MONCTON, N. 3., March 8.--En route to St. John where he will de- liwr an Address this evening under the auspices of the Canadian Club, Don Marlo Colonna, Duc Di Rig- nmo, of Italy, and hi: wife wore passengers on the Maritime Express of the Canadian National this morning from Quebec passing through Moncton.

The subject of Don Marlos Ad- dress will be the Corporate State, the name given to the Economic Transformation of Italy. He will bl entertained by the Canadian Club at m lnformul dimer tonight prior to his Address and his wife Donna Colonna will be the guest at an in- formal reception given by the Women's Canadian Club of Saint

‘ﬂgnllh, has John, following which a dinner will been a recent visitor at St. Mark's

be given in her honor.

The distinguished visitors will leave Balm. John tomorrow for Sackville where Don Mario will also give an Addrels outlining by what steps Italy's present economic con- ditions wgrs evolved. He i: whedul-

in the Maritime: at Halifax and otht places.

S , Ilnll’! bill-cad duh OIQIQ.

ed to give sddrcles at other points m

Terrace resident picked up a nice big wooly caterpillar on the side- walk yesterday and the day prev- ious noticed u ﬂock of black bird:

curly Brrlngl

CARTEIVS SEED CATAIDGUII. -—P'or over half a century Garter s; 60.. Ltd, have been in the Seed Business. A neat edition of over 8.000 copies of their 800d Catalogue is now being distributed through the mall: to the farmers of this Province. Year by year their Seed Business has progressed, and they have at all times to the utmost of their ability and knowledge given the best possible service as well as the best Seeds procurable to their customers. 1,950.

::Persian Balm-the perfect aid to beauty. lksentiul to real feminine

distinction. Results always in the hlshut expreuion of beauty. It: un

keeps the hands always soft and

ﬂawlessly white. Indispensable to the whole family. Imparts added charm to the mother. Serves the father as a hair ﬁxative and cooling shaving lotion, and protects the tm- der skin of the child. Persian Palm

is the true toilet requisite.

HEM. YDIIR FILES

Don't lot lkhlnI, blecdlll, lnterﬂﬂ or proltulllg pllll a» n‘; vitally mud GIIIO ll Qllplllll?!‘ pnlnlll 099p

Minn, In is minute! you cal ﬂop an Mar. 6—The wife .of the lknperor pain and quickly lhrink more, lwollen

tlnuu with the Doctor’: new prq.

ﬁ"'r'i'l""y'»-irh-i'il"i'-i°li'd ZILTF’ 1'13: William Mayer. who for W0 Yea" buck. Auk your dmlgllt for [uunn-i jngtnmtgd hm- in English. -

Coed CIIIII Boll,

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CHILD BRIDENOW

WANTS DIVORCE

PARIS, March 6—'l‘hc youngest

bride in France, married

(Ioiiober at the age of i2 1-ll,is divorcing her 16-year-old husband for "ncompatibility of tempu-

anwnt

A special dispensatoln of the President of the Republic had lobe Iii-MM! b81019 the child. Adri- enne Delamarre, now s mothar~ was allowed to marry her swoon heart. Henri Pinteau.

The wedding in the little Picardy villas! of (latilio. was attended by the whole countryside. - A salvo of Ill-m greeted the bride. and the villain On-fe was turned 111w v- bwquei-lnz hall w momm- odaic the guests.

After a few weeks, however, the hlPDinm of the WW8 couple be- came clouded and Lt was whispered that the two rmther-in-lgw wag‘ creating trouble in the new homo- hold.

motlier‘: cottage deserted by ha: husband.

father's house. although M. Pinteau ha: published a notic that he wﬂl n0 longer be respons ble for his son's dehets.

"MAN WITH rm: noinin"

"THE MOI-NINE VISITOR" d Zion Hall Thllrldly, lhlth Rh. ‘ 11-969.

SIGNS OI‘ SPRING. —- A P!!!

ﬂlilllbulllyaroimdlooklllkann

\ Giving eveidence clal parliamentary mass buvins- 0- J-

vm cu

before tlid 5P9‘ m‘ l -'“at“

“crd. In (1) ll TOM “naming; on H0011, Prcddsn‘ 0! mm Kerr l2). umvor "b"! cm“ ‘mm’ w of Stntford, charged that u vicious M8111

, 12D circle was strangling the furniture meat Of 0039/ Immnn“ on m‘

a JVitnmes xdpcfPrincipah at‘

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uuruss DESIGNATB is BOTH

beautiful and intelligent, sqys Mrs.

Mayer. “Beautiful, judged by all? standard. She, also is very intelli-

tirne I taught her." Peiptng, is the wife of Captain Wil-

Fleld Artillery. She began teaching the Empress in i922. At that time. he: 15 year old pupil was betrothed to Henry Pu-Yl who soon will be enthnoned as Emlﬁhf 03 Mmdm‘

was Yuen Hua, continued her lkir lish lusom until the day before she was married.

elated.“ Mrs, Mayer said in res- ponse to a question. "She took it

Today Little Adrienne g in im-

The boy has returned w his

ANSACS WILL IMMQBTALIZE.

"m Mun with the Dﬁnkzy" i. w be immortalized in Australian mn- blv u tmfvinz the mint of the Mum. time arm. soldiers \ ‘no won fame in the Galllpoli cam.

rcoenhi rehmicd wit]. a cargo of Austra inn and New Zenlnnd p; . ducts. The "Mun with the Donkey" was a private soldier known g “Nllfllhfﬂ but his real name wt: Simpson. One day he found l. don.

BEAUTIFUL AND INTELLI- GENT

II$EWOOD ARSENAL. Md». of Manchukuo is bOY-h

"She is very beautiful." said Mrs-

geut and developed a remarkably [mag English vocabulary during the

Mrs. Mayer. who was reared in

Iiun Mayer of the United States

The mipwus whose maiden numc

“She did not seem particularly‘

very philosophically, although she realized that‘ in becoming the wife o! the emperor ind enierihs "I forbidden city her life would be li- mited. At the slme time she rea- lized it was the greatest honor that couldbebcsiawedonagirlofher nationality!’

Mira. Mayor kplnincd that ha- pupll had never seen the miperor nor had he seen her. The marriage wuurmngedbythe court and by relatives.

Two weeks after the wedding, the nuns her Bnzlhh 16l- sana and continued them uutll No- vember 1924.

MRS. OIBALD LIVIBMAN

SYDNEY, Much 4—Mrs. Gerald hvenunn, daughter of Mrs. l". G. Koulg, Whitney Ave., died at. her hwie It lnkefleld yesterday, after a lingering illness. according in

F. l. 1., and n. brother, Ronald.

Q9011! Boyd, manager of Oak Hall, Sydney, i: m uncle.

Mrs. Arthur R4755. Oharlcvtetown.

OVEB THE H118 OI‘ DID QUEIC

3y a worm-y road that went wind- inl "VI?- “he

Away from an 6816B“ i Through shadows and sunlkht. through wood: that were II! Where chorused the birds in the brake;

That old fashioned vllltge bwk 0V0!’ ' the hills

How plainly l see u. may. ' With summermid blossoms and

ll And shrines to the Saint-l by f-hﬁ

Through wide open- door: 0n the white lnded 1100".

That whiter yet gleamed in the sun. We saw the wee 0113B ‘*5 ‘he?’ crawled on all fours

While grandmother: mired 1M spun.

Then spreading away from the 0H8

village street ‘

Moved slowly the waves oer the sin

I!‘ 1b merge where the trees in their unaided retinal

Would welcome their 01100101!!! train.

Bow lazily droning the bees drowsy tone

Came ﬂoating along an the air Till nature's perfection of fullneu

alone

Would dissipate every care.

How solemnly toning the evening bell

Danie clearly mid gently o'er all, Till sweet benediction were ousting

a spell ‘lb Vsneruu Gable and Wall. Ah winding old row. in Canadian

That fade: in the distance away.

‘lhnrumonofwuroi-thecuprloo of chance

May never your people dismay.

wwnofoiwdl-y ‘lbtbnwwnoftholoullw. ‘lbavimeltl oftimn that won

kindlynmfpy ‘rotbetluuundtbawuywcknow.

Wixmllfeisuoulmutbcomar-

‘ LIVIRI i‘ STOMACII

TROUBLE‘

to When we ‘enddong t-hdrwuy. And mm» u» u» vnun, the‘ household

TN‘ CANADIAN UIDICAL

um. than a no 9911M d i: free 1mm this dinin- yenrs, in Canada, over ‘I60 from tuberculosis " those over alxtyycln aim-v! which number iult under SWIG‘! more than seventy Win05

chronic disease. What may mt know it thlt tbs older

Lonlﬂnmayymload mm m“

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Report for the mmtb of Ibbru- oi-m. 1x (ll‘.)—1,lIl.IlInI; a. Holman.

_ Grade I; (JrJ-l. OIRII 3N- Gfldl v1 (am-gt. Bill! 8mm: iimii Mellon: . Grads VI (JrJ-i, Shawn Illn-

d. 1 emu v-i. um mrua: I. ll!- Grade rv-ifoiivu Inn Grade m (SrJ-l, Vera Mellon. w Grade m, (Jr.)--1, Mildred Mc-

oi-iai n (am-i. eunuc- Bug- pm:

JOSIINIIIIO»

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