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..'ROBIN H00!) FLOUR sold by leading deaiers_everywhere. Better than ever. 2050-1-26-1 month

..'SAI.E GOING ON all this week. Take advantage of the wonderful values. R. J. MacDonald. 8.: 00.. Ltd.

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..”R. J. XHacDONALD 8c CO" LTD" Cardigan, are offering their large stock at great discounts all this wCek. 3526-2-24-41.

..*ST. ALBANS MISSION, Scur- ls, prayer meeting Wednesday ev- ening Feb. 25th, at 8 p. m. Sunday March the 1st, morning prayer and sermon 11 a. m. “Youth for Christ,"

l Church School 3 p. m. and evening ‘ ‘prayer and sermon, 7 p. m. f lclii-isi divided," <1 Cor. 1-1:» Come ‘land worship with us. _ 1M. Belt in charge.

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..*SAVAGE HARBOR-The regu- lar monthly meeting of the S. H. W. I. was held at the home of Mrs. P.

i, lL. Coffin on Feb. 9th, and despite | the bad roads, was largely attended. r ‘, In the absence of the President, the ] vice-president presided.

After the‘ l usual opening exercises, the roll call was answered by "My Earliest. Recol- lection." Reports of School and Sick Committees showed work faithfully performed. Bills were presented and given due consideration. A case of nccd was brought to our notice, and ways and means of helping were freely discussed. It was finally de- cided to purchase material and do some sewing. Mrs Frank Plgott and Mrs. V. E. Coffin volunteered to at-

_. ‘ tcnd to the sewing. A program con- . l lasting of a reading, recitation, niil- ‘ lsic and

song was given by Mrs. ‘James Campbell, Mrs. V. E. Coﬁin, Fulton Pigott, Mrs. Wilfred Coffin and Miss Corbett. 1n order to stimulate a greater interest in our that; our {next meetings program lake the .»form of a contest, divided into two

' lteams and captained by Mrs. F.

' Plgctt and Miss Corbett. A very tempting lunch was served by the hostess and one of our most pleasant and profitable meetings was brought to a. close. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Ptgott.

Canada's known mineral resources comprise almost every variety of min cral, many of the deposits being suf- ‘ficlently large to be or world import- once.

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-EXTIIA FANCY genuine Bar- badoes Molasses, good for man or beast, sold at Braces. 35204-2441.

-IOBIN 1100B FLOUR sold guaranteed by your grocer. . 20504-264110.

—SLEIGH SHOE steel, order now at Braces. 3520-2-24-21.

—GASOLINE AND KEROSENE. best quality, sold at Braces. ' 3520-2-24-21.

—HOCKEY AT KENSINGTON. Kensington Granites vs Borden a- tionals in the Kcnsiiigton Rink, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 1931. This is the final game of the play-off to decide the winners of the Eastern and Cen- tral Section of the McLean Trophy, Prince County League. A special- train will leave Borden. Admission 50c. and 25c. Skate after game.

3514-2-23-21

—RUGS, ROBES, WRAPS and a few fur coats clearing at Bruce's. 3520-2-24-21.

—FAR.MERS ATTENTION. - We are now booking orders for Fertilizer to be delivered through the Potato Growers‘ Association. We require a few cars good Bonner Oats for which we are prepared to pay a premium over feed oats. Are also buying pota- toes on mild days only. Can also handle a few dressed hogs weekly.

—MAYOR LIDSTONE GUEST OF

HONOR-The annual banquet of organs attached. J. B_ Mtllman, Ken- the Worklngmcnls Association of siiigtoll. 3523-2-24-61. Suiiimerside was held on Tuesday _ evening in their hall. There was a PERSONALS - large attendance‘ of members and their wives. Mayor Lidstone was —Mrs. William O'Brien 'of Sum-

tlie guest cl‘ honor and gave a short but. fitting speech and congratulat- ed the Association on the splendid work they have accomplished dur- ing the past yciir. The president, ‘ Mr. Henry DcsRochcs, gave an ex- cellent address on the activities of the Association and the beneﬁts derived from it. A program of mils- ic with dancing was a fcaturc of the evening's entertainment. Much credit is duc to the ladies for the splendid rcpast which they served S

mersidc is a. patient in the Prince County Hospital. Ill-r friends hope that she will soon be restored to her usual good health-S.

—~l\frs Niithiail Bell. Cape Traverse mid Mrs Frank hlacFarlanc of Angus tine Cove, were recently visiting their sister, Mrs Ci-lllvy- Lea of Summer- side-s

--Many friends ivill regret to hear that lvltistcr Bruce son cf Mr and Mrs Jack MacPhcrson of Summer- sidc has bccn very ill with pneumon- iafIt is pleasing to announce that he is lmpro\'iilg.--S

-FUNERAL SERVICES-Jilin gfun eral of the late Archibald McGrcg- er, whose remains arrived last Sat- urday from Winnipeg took place last Sunday from his late residence

at East Bldcford to the United Church at; Bidcford, Rev. Mr. Cook ' '*——‘ _ ofﬁciating. The choir, of which Mr. Halwy Him- “ ‘nember or the

Bank of Nova Scotia staff. who was dangerously til some time ago, has greatly recovered, rruch to the re- lief of his friends.

McG-rcgor was a former member, was in attendance and rendered very beautifully the favorite hymns of the departed. The many lovely ﬂoral tributes and the large number of friends attending the service testi- -fied to the esteem in which Mr. lMcGregor was held. Interment was in the United Cemetery at Bicieford. The pall bearers were Messrs James and William Duncan, Olivcr MacKay Claude Hayes, W. Biirlcy and W. D. MacKay——S. ' '

The Tlgnlsh Senators journeyed to Albcrtoii and played the 2nd. Regals a friendly game of hockey on the night. of tho 16th. A fair house of fans witnessed the game which was exceptionally fast. Few pen- rlltics were harldcd out. The ﬁrst period opened up very slowly and the Senators iverc in the lead at. the end by one goal. Score 1-0 in favor cf Tignlsli. The FCCOUd period op- cncd up fast but try as they might tllc Regals could not score and the Senators added two more tallies to their total, thereby making the score 3-0 in their favor. The third period started with the Regals play- lng strong defensive hockey and cndcavoring to overcome the lead piled up against them. The senat- ors fought back with spirit until linrd work and nice play enabled them to add one more counter. The Rcgals tried desparately to score, but; their efforts proved useless, and the game ended with the score 4-0 in favor of Tlgnish. Mr. Allison Lea- vttt refereed, and proved very ef- ficlcnt. handling all troubles with out". difficulty. - "

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—-DAY 0F PRAYER. AT SURI- MERSlDE-The \V0l'ld wide Day of Prayer was fittliigly observed in Sum merside with an impressive and beau tlful service in the Central Christ- ian Church. All the church-s sent- reprcsentativcs. Mrs. A. P. Wells pre- sided. The program opened with a silent meditation by Archbishop Trench. Call to ivorsliip by the lead- er with responsive readings. A beautiful part oi the service was tlic singing of the hymn, Breathe on inc Brcntn of God, by all present with head bowled. R-‘adings by members from the different churches wcrc very beautiful. A prayer for Iilng, Empire. Country and Scclal SMTiCt! was rendeied by mcmbcrs of St. Mary's church. Rcatiiiigs and pray- ers for the Church and for our youth especially were very ilpliftiric. 'i‘lic service closed with the Benediction. S

MMDOUGALL-CARVER M. Louis Nndeau Used Dodsfs Kidney ii _ Pills Witfi Beneﬁcial Results A quiet, but pretty wedding wok l place on Jan. 7th at the lovrly homo of Mr. and Mrs. George T. Biniis 62 Rochford St. Cl1i1‘.'lO[tL‘i.O\Vll, ivlicn lEmma May, eldest diiilghtcr‘ of the llutc Rev. Jas. MucDoligall, was ilnit- (S])(}piﬂlI-—M. Louis Nadeuu, a, ‘well I'd ill Illﬂ-Yfiﬂtlc to Harold R. Carver > known resident of this place, is a of Hazclbrock. Rev Ewen MacDougail l sworn friend of Budd's Kidney Pills. uncle of tlic bride officiated in the‘ He has tricd thcm and found them Dfﬁﬁfiiwe of vcry near relatives. l good. He writcs'—-"After taking seven The bride who carried a lovely bow boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pilla my kid- quot of Carnations and lilies oi the‘ neys began to fcel stronger. I had Vﬂlltfi‘. looked vcry charming in olpains in my back and they disap- ;bcautiful gown of turquoise gzorgcttc poured. It is rare now that. my kid- ‘trimmed with deep yellow lace which ncys trouble me or that. I have back- touchcrl the heels of licr satin sllp- ache. Thniilus to Budd's Kidney Pills. pcrs, wearing a dcboiiaii" ha! to I always kcep s. box or two in the match. After the ceremony a dainty, house now and recommend them to supper ivas served by Mrs. Binns in ‘ all who suffer with their kidneys." her usual capable manner. Avniling oneself of the best in- Many lovcly presents were received. formationy the most practical ays- by the bride. the Hazclbrock Churchl tcm of relief in the world today, is two beautiful chairs, two purses, one the one tn which the sufferer ascer. from_Btrch Hill and tiir otiici‘ Betllel tuins for himself. the nature of his also other numerous presents, WlliCll disease and then chooses the moat. goes to show the iacpularlty of the certain means ofhcsling; this has young couple. The young couple will been known for the past thirty years ‘ residﬂ ill Hﬂlelbrﬂok. as the Budd's Kidney Pill treatment.

He Suffered with His Kidneys and Pains in the Back.

Pohcliagalilooke, P. Q, Feb. 24.-

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An impressive volume of business for a new c inalitﬂoovorayear . . . its ﬁrsiyeor . . . seventies. Though the achievements of later

Dlllpdlly to during the earl), years may have

the amount, the though; of ‘h,

early success of the Confederation Life Association rwmjm a prised tradition. For it clear] the service oﬂerod the insuring public by the Association, gm] progress follows such sci-do, g,

y demonstrated the need o;

To expand and render granu-

sorvioo was the destiny of the Confederation Life A5ﬁmi3ﬁ|n Today it is an international institution. business on the» books has become 370 millions oi‘ innit“, in force. Over the long period of sixty years the Conic Life Association has kept pace with the growing mod; of Canada . . . and it is proud of its opportunities for ggﬂl

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Much sympathy is extended Mr. exhibition in French veterans homes. and Mrs. Michael Klnch for the The war would have been f0:- loss of their two small children who gotten long ago if a. bomb oi; sl-fcfl died recently. did not explode dolly in the hone of some veteran. They were 9on-

On Tuesday night, February 17th erally considered “duds“, and often a' whist was held at the home of rested on the mantle piece until ,Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cunnlnghurtlthey were set. oﬂ.

‘Ninehtables were retained for whist Hardly a day passes but the Po- and a lunch was served shortly af- lice Department is not hurriedly

ter. congratulations were ahower- called to care for a veteran, or a ed upon the hostess for providing member of his family, injured from such a pleasant evening. Mrs. Cun- a supposed harmless shell. Manfy of ninghams whlst was the 1m held them had been made into oblccis before the Lenten season. of decoration without removing the powder_

A vcry interesting and instructive} The“ m’ such Mm“ ' the 9°‘ debate w“ held on “idly evening’ lice department is attempting to February 20th in the Alberton rn;iill’°“““d° “u "T "mm" "° W" school’ ‘he Bublect being "Rewlvﬂin their "dud" shells ﬁnd hand ed um women should be paid aslﬁrﬁlﬁef- much wages u mm m. doing the‘ France's historic bsttlelront is same work" The cw“ u, the w°_ ‘still strewn with unexploded bombs men was upheld by three girls, Lulu 7m“ mm‘ which “use 5"" hm‘ Bowness, Lucille McQuald and Grace 15° “h” h" Wm‘. B- Pl°W 5h!" Callaghan, While the cauae of inf" i‘ ‘”°"""“"" Pm‘- men was upheld by Herbert Mai.- Fgjkspfefgjf°;e;"jveu“ljk“i wanna. or IAILY iws is sun.

'~ PLICITY MYSELF pared and equally spoken. The de. bate was Judged by the senior pup-l "5 W110 Rave their decision in favor

of the young ladies. The speakers- . are to be commended for "MA the ragged and yellow waybill oi the

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Elven due bu!“ m sgoasoxiim! m: aAContc of waybliiins lrelsht will debntesﬁA ' not enter the odd pounds. When

the fraction is 5 or over, coll it; l0; Veterans Asked

when it is under 5, call it 0." N, L. Fournler-surname familiar For Dud Shells ---.... PARIS. Feb. 23.-The Paris Police

in Manitoba. annals-as consignee,

paid 8'1 to send his cal-load of lum- liave decided to put a definite end to tnc World War by recalling Q1]

Compared with B. railway com- fpanys present-day explicit forms.

tance of eighteen miles. The form shows that the rate was 4 cents a

000 pounds was paid at the Amalie end. Some irrystcrious and long- slnce forgotten “C. & C." was ooii- stgnor.

‘Hie date reads “July 7, l862,"md it is the fifteenth document of the kind signed by the conductor of the Canadian Paciﬁc Railway train, G. F. Ristecn, whose signature is on the reverse aide. Conductor Risieen served the road in the early Y4"! when practically all of the railwll and building supplies clinic of need) sity from across the border. l-ie n! transferred to the Coast and 4W ten years ago tn Vancouver. liii brother, W. C. Rlstccii, now in ti! employ of the Canadian Pacific, lives in Winnipeg.

ENGINE CARVED 0F W009

wanes, ma, m). 23.-A mod»! locomotive, carpcd eiitircll’ m". wood-even to the bcll-rope-"ml representing three years work with a penknlfc, has been made from I single block of wood by PPTTY NM ham, llvlrig here.

GEURGETOWN HORSE RACES

The Georgetown Summer mic” will be held this year on Welland!!- July the 8th. _ _

The Kings county Exwltm" ‘b’: Wednesday. Sflmm

Fall Races. the 9th. n. M-LAREN. E‘ ( secrete!!- 5 . . .1,

ber from Emerson to Arnaud, a dis- hand grenades and trench shells on 9mm “d "w ‘ddmwml i1 m’ 2°"

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