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l-Where Old Friends Meet"

By J." R. Williams

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AUCTION SALE

AT SPRINGFIELD o. sen-nay, on. son». 194a atl m.

I35 acre farm in good state oi cultivation. A nine room- ed house with sun porch and bath in eltlllllll “Mimi'-

Large barn and machine house, good hen house. Stock con-'

sists oi i Percheron mare 6 years old; l Pure Bred Percheron mare 5 years old; i Pure bred Percheon horse l5 months; l iiiilch cow 3 years old; 2 young cattle and one coll; 100, year- old hens. New 4~row Hall potato sprayer; new Cockshutt hay mower and one new Cockshutt hay rake. One new tired farm wagon; i new iienirew cream separator, - opacity; ‘I large-cream can; Enterprise kitchen range; Enter- prise iurnocette; 2 Congoleum sqlldfﬂ. 5°“ 519i? '""'_"f"" harness; hay tori: and rope; forks and shovels; quantity oi hay and oats and i 1-2 acre’ of turnips. Other articles too num- erous to mention.

Open ior inspection October 23th. House closed day oi

lrodalbane

- stead and their new barn

(By -W.W.D.)

Yin; up my work and vlaita in various parts of Prince County I went across to Lennox Island. It being my first visit to the Island I was impressed by the iiospitalily of the people, everyone seemed very friendly and enjoyed talking to visitors.

As the ‘regular ferry was of! for repairs a motor boat was engaged to carry passengers to and from the Island. The day was warm and bright which made the crossing a pleasant one.

On arriving at the Island we stopped to chat with some work- men who were busy digging post

holes in preparation for electricity which the people there are soon to enjoy. following this we called on ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuplin. Mr. Tuplin was away at the time and tn the house we found liirs. Tiiplin and also Mrs. liolin Francis who was busy mixing a cake. They had Just finished digging their potatoes she day previous and now the task of cleaning the dust out of the house was to be tackled. Mrs. Tup- Iin took time out however. to show tier visitors about their cosy ironic- which they had rbcently built.

Every family on the Island have their own farm or lat of land which is owned by the Government; most of the homes were built by the Government although some, like the new one we visited. were built by themselves. There are about 3O families living on the Island and they make their living by fishing and farming in the summer and by

A Visit

To Lennox

basket making during the winter. The Government has an acre or so of potatoes planted there every year for those who cannot afford or for those who are unable to work.

The nearest stores are in Port l-ilil or Tyne Valley, however a store is being built on this Reser- vation by the Government which will be greatly appreciated especi- ally during the winter months as it will save many a cold hike across thé ice for groceries.

Recently a lovely school was built which has two rooms on the main floor and one in the base- ment where seience and other classes will be conducted. Rev. Fr.

coronary so, ma. Island v

people and they raise enough money to support their own priest. The church ls the only thing on the Island that the Government does not help to iwPPOYlI-

The people on the Island love goats‘ milk, but according to. the womenfolk they certainly have no love for the little goat as this mis- chievious little animal is forever getting into trouble. We were shown what was once e beautiful flower garden and is now nothing but rubble, the famllY 805$ WI were told had chewed the rope by which he was tethered and getting into the garden ate all the pretty flowers.

It was now time to leave and

Francis teaches the senior classes,

while Sister Carmelita teaches the junior. Sister Superior Mary Mag- dalin is the nurse and also teaches music. Keen interest is being tak- en in the Boy Scout and Girl Guide groups which are being organized.

For recreation they have a fine ball team with Louis Mitchell in charge and in the community hall dances are held. Soon they hope to have their own shows in the hall. In winter skating is the main iit- trnction for both young and old on the ice. Skiing is also a favorite sport. Every summer St. Anne's Sunday is the big day for the Ind- ians here when they celebrate this day. hundreds of people from near and far come to the Island every year to celebrate with the Island- ers. In the morning everyone goes to church while in the afternoon n regular picnic is held including a ball game with some visiting team.

The beautiful church shown in the above photo was built by the

with the kind invitation to come

back again we hid good-bye. On the way to the ivhnrf we met Chirf Sark who was busy working with the men and before going down to the boat we stopped t.o view the memorial which tia been erected near the church. Engraved on the bronze plate reaiisz“

World War - Vimy - Arras - Amiens 1014 - 1918

In grateful memory of the rneii of this parish who made the Su- preme sacrifice.

Peter Knockwood.

John Labobe.

William Arsenault

Louis Tone-y.

Charles Capln.

William Gallant.

Edmund Cahill.

And in honor of twenty-nine othi or! who offered their lives for Kinl and Country. 19 '

"warrmo For} nasrii"

MARITZBURG, South Africa - (CP) — "1 wish your Lordahips to pass sentence of death on me," said a 70-year-old native charged with murder. “I do not want to go to prison. I am waiting for death. The

arm es pring Valley on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER.

l 1 llorse, extra. good driver. ti young cattle, lludsoss motor so y] ll new. Grain Crusher, 3 furrow plow, pump complete, 1 pump Ieeli Sealing machine 5 gallons pslnt, cream separator, dsvenport, new hey mower, Pontlso Coupe, i042, in perfect condition. furniture, 5 dressers. 3 coniodel. 5 beds. two with springs ind mottremoe, I spool beds, bed table, 10 kitchen chairs, quantity pillows, rug. onptiosrd, antique oiselr, toilet set, 4 rockers, kitchen table, 8 small tables. living room stove, Queen halter. 2 kitchen IIIIIQI (iron nuiie. new), a irooi iii-inlets. organ, savers! occasional choirs, dining room table and ohelrs. Morris chair, extension oouah, wash tub snd srriiiger, and s lsrge quantity smell srtlalea not listed. dishes end ‘ ‘ _

Terms Cssh.

If day is unfit sole on nest fine ‘day. JAMES E. MACNEILL, Osmn HUGH l‘. MORRISON, - Auctioneer.

LARGE AllilTllili SALE

AT SPRillG VALLEY.

Acting under instructions of James l. MnoNetll I will g1] 4m hi;

court convicted him of murder and‘ sentenced him to 15 years lmprison- merit. e

PRETTY BUT DEAF

White Persian cuts are gener- ally deaf.

21th. bollﬂnlss] at l EM-

utensils.

Auction Sale

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AT EMERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27th AT 12:30

I om instructed by the Executor oi the Estate oi the late Joseph W. MacDonald to sell the following:

Quantity old oats and quantity oi oats and barley, wood in bloclti, 60 hens, set scales, ladders, cream can, i stationary eng- ine, 3 h.p., ‘nay torli, carrier and cable, gas lamp, washing machine, churn, organ, chesteriield suite, dining rooni table and choirs, beds, springs, mattresses, rocking chairs, wicker chain, bureaus, radio, book case, Singer sewing rnochine,_beddlrig,. dishes, pots, pans, tables, and all other articles not mentioned.

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