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community, in which he ever made an acquaintances. The remains were taken to Hopewell Hill, Albert Count New Brunswick, on Tuesday morning,

MI’. Jlbk Delshunt and 1B. MIC- Donald of the Postal ‘Iransfer Stiff ’ ‘of the OI N. R. Dept. Moncwn N. B. ‘are in Kinkora enJOYIN a few days

m work of s. new "fill- ing station" and roadside stand at . 5P‘

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Wilmot Valley is nearly completed. The work was undertaken by w. William War-

There passed peacefully away to his Eternal Rowland. 1m". Robert C. Smith, at the home of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Smith B. Sherran, on Saturday morning. Although Mr. Smith had been in poor health for some time, his death came as a great shock to his bereav- ed daughter and a large circle of friends. Mr. Smith was seventy-nine years of age. l-ie was of a kind and gentle disposition, always a loving , and endearing himself to a. large circle of friends, in every

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where funeral and interment will be made. The late Mr. Smith's former home was in Hopewell Hill, New Brunswick.

‘SHOOTING STAR" WAS METEOR

IIERALAN, Nob, May 22.—(U.P.)-— The shooting start that farmers of .his section watched one night -turn- rd out to be a meteor. The meteor

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Jhe Nebraska Power Co., plant here and disrupted service for the night. , When the meteor was dug up from lhe pasture where it struck, farmers Found the largest piece to be 14 in-

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PARIS, May 22.—(U.P.)—I‘he up- circles are so frequent that the 1931 Goths, the

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Mrs. lihter, L. Webester, of lower Freetown was a visitor to Charlotte- town last ‘mwday. the welcome guest of Mrs. J. R. MacMillan.

Mr. Willard C. Pickett of Wilmot valley, has returned home to spend his summer holidays, having suc- cessfully passed his Examinations at Dalhousie University. The hall at Knikora was filled to capacity on Wednesday evening when the St. Dunstarnb University players presented their comedy drama. “The Confession". The Confession is true to life and those representing the different characters in the play could not have beauohasm better, each individual expressed themselves as

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peacefully sway _ the home of his niece Mrs. Inuit. croasaua‘ '. "Bedoque. Thomas Best in bk ‘Iltbaysard Mr. Best. was s life long rosidirt central Bedeque, where he was; anaraveremaiy known. . ceased was of a kind and

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noon from ma. Haul Ortlnufs: horns to the-Baptist Olunoh- 1m. A. 0. Orowe, was the officiating minister. The funeral was mute largely attended, which testified m» the ‘esteem in which our friend and neighbor was held. The oosnmllnlw extends sincere anneal-w to the bereaved sisters and baothm. also to his niece; Mrs. Saul Oroslmsn, where Mr. Best, has raided for some years. Mr. Rat's, sister psesod away in Halifax, three weebs ago. This be- ing s double bereavement to the re- latives and friends. '

ma. Horace Wild-ht. of Lower Bedequc has been attending the Wo- men's Missionsry Society, Ocnvsn- tion and Conference in the lint United Hall, in Sydney.

Mr. momma Maye, Central Bed:- que, left this week for Bsckville, N. B. to attend the Mount Allison Uni varsity closing. ' ‘ms farmers inthis vicinity are very busily engaged in hauling ferti- liser, a. large quantity of "Chemicals" have been purchased fou- the potato crop.

‘lherehasbeenagreatdealof roadwork done lately. Practically everywheresretcbeseenthemsrks of the scrapers and drags levelling

they would if they were talking in general, each doing his or her part in such a way as to make it very real. The large and appreciate aud- ience, who listened with wrapt at- tention to the players, heartily gave the characters their support by the loud strains of applause. The spec- ialties for the intermission were immensely enjoyed and were as fol— laws: A reading by Mr. J. Ooyle; a solo by Mr. A. Doucette, a. solo by

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being done on the road between Central Bedeque and Rand's Corner where places were dugout thisspring making s very rough road. There an also places where the road is be- ing widened, which will prove very benificial.

erse, Sesrletown and Bedeque regret very much to hear of the indisposi- tion of our pastor and friend, Rev.

and packing the roads into s good hard ground. Considerable work is

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New Cooking Utensils we will show you are leagues ahead oi’ any 10W" yet seen, in improved design and ‘qnlitiea. They make cooking more v successful, kitchen work pleosanter. and the cure of the Pots, Pans and Utensils themselves, far easier. They are shaped and finished so as almost to clean themselves!

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It is extremely important to give puppy foxes a right start by early supplying nourishing food. This start can be‘. given by feeding IMPERIAL PUPPY FOOD, which is especially high in food values as it is madekfrom carefully selected ingredients univer- sally recognlzed for high standard nutritional con-

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To accomplish these results “Imperials” must be fed early and regularly throughout the whole season. Secure from your local dc-Icrs or direct from

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A..J. Reynolds. at ‘Oentreville Bede- que.

was in ‘Pl-yon attending the Baptist Quarterly Convention held in the

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Just the Remedy IIe Needed. lower Five Islands, N. S., May 23. —-(Special)—-l=‘rom all over comes the same glad tidings, telling the same story of sufferers that suf-

People have learned the importance of keeping their kid- neys in good shape, at all times. Always watching for the least symp- tom of Kidney Trouble and turning at once to Budd's Kidney Pills be- cause they know they have a remedy they can rely on.

Mr. J. E. Meekins, who lives at this ily place, comes forward with a state- ment that adds to the long list of grateful letters. lie says:-

"I‘ have used Budd's Kidney Pills for Kidney trouble. They did me a lot of good. I felt ten years younger after taking them. I like them fine. May they help others the same as they have helped me.“

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‘Tryout Baptist Ohmoh. Mr. Lewis was the special‘ solist at this Oonvmtiozi having rendered very besutifullythe ol ' Hymn (Invade with lvllrs.

accompaning him on the organ.

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Mr. andMlm. Ollie MaoOu-vill

msrslds on Saturday with their fam-

The many friends of Murphy of Elmmld are toseehimoutandaboutagainafter his recent illness.

Mrs. (Reva A. .7. Reyolds has been attending the Society Church In Sydney. N. s. After the Convention,‘ Mrs.‘ Reynolds, will

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called the meeting to order. After 19W. singing the opening Hymn. the scripture lesson was then read, foll- ewed by the explanation. Mr. Arnold Henderson offered prayer followed by the Lord's Prayer in Unlslon. Roll Call was responded to by some twenty members. The minutes of the prvvlous meeting were read by the secretary. Ind were moved by the President to be carried. Business

Rev. A. J. Reynolds and Miss Lillian Miller. of Lot l6.

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