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Freetown and

Mr. William Cairns of Loircr Freetown was a visitor to sack- viile, N.B., over the weekend.

Mrs. John Hlckox of sprlngtield was a weekend visitor to Freetown at the home of her mother. Mrs. Frank Deacon.

The Misses Shirley and Mary Lewis, daughters or Mr. and Mrs. Colby I-owls, spent the week-end at their home in Freetown.

Friends of Mr. John Heffell of south Freetown will be glad to hear that. although still confined to hospital, he is in much better health.

Friends of Miss Freda Stetson.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stetson of south Freetown, are sorry to hear that she has been very ill with influenza. -Mr. Leo Mallett is at present a patient in Prince County Hospi- tal, having undergone an appendix operation on Sunday. All wish Leo complete restoration to his former good health.

Friends are sorry to hear of the illness of Mr. Fred Taylor at his home in Lower Freetown. Mr. Tay- lor is suffering from an attack of congestion. All hope to hear of an eurlylmprovement in his condition.

Mrs. Gerald Jardine and child- ren, Susan and Paul. of Montague, are spending the week visiting in Freetown. guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Jardine. Mr. Jarciine who accompanied them to Freetown. returned home on Sunday.

Mrs. Alfred Reeves has returned to her home in Lower Freetown after spending the past two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Bruce Burns of South Freetown, who has been ill with pneumonia.

Albany and Vicinity Mr. Dan Palmer, Albany, was a recent visitor to Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sharkey who have both been ill with the influenza are improving.

Farmer represents a large pulp concern in New Brunswick.

Mr. Charles Milligan has been very busy with his saw gear cut- ting up the large piles of cord wood in this section of the coun- try.

Mr. Arthur Thompson. Mr. Russell Thompson and Mr. Char- les Roberts were motorists to the hockey game in Charlottetown Thursday night.

Mr. Dan Kehoe. Albany. re- ccnily purchased .1 valuable dairy call from Mr. Judson

Blackmore of Searletown.

Mr. George McKay, M.L.A., Ai- bany, has again been nominated to represent the Liberal Party in this district. His running mate will be Mr. Cleve Baker of Ken- slnrgton new Minister of Agri- culture ior this Province.

Mr. Wendell Howatt, egg grader for the Dixon store in North Tryon has been ill with a bad case of 'ilu. However, he

is now feeling much bctier.

Mr. were recent Tryon and Albany. bell has been to Charlottetown recently making arrangements to have his valuable horse Buddy Budlong. 2.19. put in training at the Charlottetown track.

Mr. Layton Green. proprietor ol the Imperial Service Station and Garage at Albany, was a re- cent business visitor to Char- lottetown. While there he at- tended the hockey game between

and Mrs. Bruce Campbell visitors to North Mr. Camp-

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you wonder the more them.

"Have you seen him anywhere about?" Roddy asked Mrs. Reildy one day. He didn't need to explain that "him". She knew. She and Reddy had lived together so long that it sometimes seemed as if each knew what was in the minti of the other; as it in some strange manner they talked without words. or at least without sound.

"No." replied Mrs. Raddy. "I haven't seen him since Old Man

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Winter got here to stay. It must.

the Islanders and the Sydney Mil- lionalru.

Miss Mildred Dawson of Al- bany who had been ill at her home here is back at her posi- tion as clerk with Mr. Sheldon Dixon, North Tryon.

Mr. Arthur Blanchard of New Annan was in Albany recently. Mr. Blanchard expects to be em- ployed with Mr. Clayton Thomas during the summer months.

Mr. Wm. Moclenan and Mr. Robert Carmichael of Albany are cutting pulpwood and get- ting it ready for the road dry up for shipment -to New Bruns- wick.

Among those who spent the Easter holidays in Tryon and Albany were: Miss Margaret Dawson, student of Summerside High. Miss Verna Wood. student of Prince oi Wales College. Miss-

es Elaine Chisholm and tune Howatt who are employed in Charlottetown and Garth Wood who at present is taking a course in Charlottetown. -

The members 0! the Tryon Baptist Church are getting the Manse ready for the arrival o! the new minister who is expect- ed here around the first of May.

Miss Vessle Dawson oi Hol- man's staff, Summerside. was I recent week end visitor to her home in North Tryon.

The many friends of Mr. Wil- liam (Bill) Buchanan. easing- ton, will regret to hear of his illness. He is now a patient in the Prince County Hospital. All hope for him a speedy recovery.

The syimrpathy of this com- rnunity 1: extended to the fam- ily of Mr. Thomas Bradshaw ot

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Bradshaw. The funeral was held from the

last Wednesday afternoon her residence thence to Eelrletown Cemetery.

Searletown on the death of Mrs.

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The many friends of Mrs. l-'r.aiiI Dixon are sorry to learn of liq recent illness. She has enter-cl the Prince Edward Island He. pltal for treatment. l

Bi B d R.lg H . R" B n (1 Billy Ben, . , y , , ', l Laid otsllllln pl.iiiiililE.'il.E Lrlfni iiillianluniirious diiil. Mess”, cm,-by and Johnson of :7:1:2:a:l';Lt:"iii:s5ul::iilf;ihm:-Sat3pencJ saving font. Next pay clay opens: Crapaud were recent business .,n nu," hapmmd bemjc.. Sam account at Thellznkof Nova Scotia. l l . 5 6 Vl5”01'5 10 A1'b3"l'-- Reddv. ' You'll find your aNs Pusbook is t i it A I 4. ' . - . - i- ' -The many iriends ol Mrs. H lfiidl "l';;f,df3:, Your Passport 10 the thins: Y0” y i George Muttart of North Tryon -. A ... ii is - want to buy. l

carelessly. She wasn't. specially interested just then. "Perhaps he has gone with some of our leath-

will be sorry to learn that she is sick with pneumonia.

' - - ' d down to the Land-oh Mr. Walter Noonan. Al-bany "ed hie” S , , . , . . reccnuy sold I valuabk. dairy alwa-ys-sutniiiei: they 'ElC foreici WW Aim in coiuhto Mr. Jack Connolly of MR1"! W9!” 5"" "fled 3l””,""-' mu mmr.u--

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Reliable. Well Made. Big Values. no she had Sutzzvslrd was imp. . . 4 y y ML waldmn Cammsm and It was shortly riftqi this that .-ln1ci'ii';i Alriiiii 2 Roll lwiy Alnrm 3 My DO”: Cmqman Albam, Roddy Fox began to worry. He llntl Clock . . . . . .. I Clock I mtgnded we lbigi hmfwv Ram'(.'iioiiiid signs that strangers now

and then visited the Old Pasture. something that rarely had hap- pened when Farmer Brown": boy was about. Then it was soon Mil to a stop when it did happen. You

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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dawson, North Tryon were recent visitors to Sunmmcrside.

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Mr, Clifford Dawson, Al.l,gny, what is called it midlife snnciu..r3. was 3 business visitor to char. meatiing that all desirable living

louclown on sail”-day, Trucking things, thereon were sale thcrc. 3 load or merchandise for me iiicludmg iiovsers, plants and trees local stores in Tryon and Al- ' as well as iurred and ieatlicrctl bany. l .folk. And to make sure of this no

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Tryon calling on Mr. Rex Daw-lthat whoever had been poking

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self starting motor and never need son and Mr. Raymond Wood re- about in the Old Pasture had done

windiiig. gariiing the selling of a large so without permission. had been quantity or pulpwood. Mr. trespassing. So he began to worry.

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SUMMERSIDE 8: C ARLOTTETOWN

"Where Old Friends Meet"

0 0 . saessagta :22 finished lg-t, 2'-1'-1, 31-1-1 111 15.06 HOG FINISHER 4.00 I TO THE ELECTORS OF 33;; . Tlllllll KING'S 357; sow CONCENTftA'TE:' '7I'1u

POULTRY- Due to road conditions and the brief time allowed to

campaign in this election we win be unable to Contact 1” 1754: CHICK STARTER ................. .. 4.95 ( (I the voters of the District. We recommend to your attention our very fine Party 17?; HATCHING MASH 4.55 Platfoiim fwiiichl its beigg pu?;lclZed by press and radio and 325; EGGMAKER CONCENT 6,50 Itrongy ee 8 SUC W011 EFISWEP many 0 our pressing problems today. CATTLEEHNERAL We urge every one qualified to cast their ballot on 16,,” DAIRY RA,l:.I'bN iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii " April 26th, and respectfully solicit your support. 13,:;a BEEF FATrEN1;;F;' LESLIE S. HUNTER, 25?; CALF MEAL

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JOHN A. MacDONALD 2294 CAI-F STARTER

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our Chick Starter this season and see the results. Come in and talk over your feed problem with

” animation of sltunlt nose with white stripe at the Royal Packing COllIpllll';.'. Grctten

nut rlon I . fro LA rll 20th '5. ggth ',.,1..wn M P . dom3.HUR-GAIN will give you more value for your

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