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5-°° DCDR PRIZE FREE!

and a F RIGIDAIRE electric refrigerator at HOLMAN’S

All you have to do to have a_chance to win this $25.(_)0 credit on any of the new models, now on display in our Furniture window, is_ to c_aIl at our Ch’town store and ask for Mr. Phil Bailly, the special Frigidaire representative. _I-Te will give you a ballot and show you the points of superiority of F rigidaire---the only electric refrigerator made by General Motors. The lucky ballot will be drawn on Tuesday, June 8th. SALE ENDS June 7th.

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For firlcms and full injornlallon as to routes, awp-over pnrllr»_'_'c.w, slvvpllipl for r1.'.scrrvlil'mis, etc., consult any Railway ticlmt agent.

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In Memoriam.

NIR. FRANK HANDRAHAN

The Angel of Death visited the

home of Mr. Frank Handraliari and carried off a devoted husband and father in the ' person of Frank Ha.ndrahzln_ He was born in Fanning Brook forty nine years ago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 1-landrahan. Mr. Handrahan was stricken with the flu and alter three days illness all that medical skill and tender care was of no avail. He was fortified by the rites of the Holy Mother Church which were administered by his pastor, Rev. Father George McCormack.

He leaves to mourn their loss a

devoted wife, formerly Miss Ger- trude Gillian and one son, Ches- ter, seven daughters: Mary, at- tending P.W.C.. Ida, Zita, Evelyn. Leona, Genevieve and Alicia all lit home, aLso an aged father, four brothers and three sisters.

In the passing of Mr. I-landrahan

Pisquld loses one of its prosper- ous farmers and a good neighbour always ready to lend a helping hand in sickness or to anyone in need of help.

His funeral was held from his

late residence at Plfquici to St. Andrews Cllurch and the large cortege testified to the esteem in which hc was held. The remains were niet. at the door by Rev. Father George McCormack who also officiated at the Requiem High Mass and conducted the service at the grave. The large number oi' Mass offerings and letters of sym- pathy testified to the memory of a kind and devoted futher .

The pal lbearers were: Messrs

Donald MacDonald, Fred Ja.v. Ronald MacDonald, Charles Ost- ridge, Frank MacDonald and Aeneas McKinnon, May his soul rest in peace.

Eastern News

Mr. Stephen MacAulay, Souris

Line Road, contractor and build- er, having secured the contract for the erection of a Memorial Church at Kensington, to the late Rev. Msgr. Gillis, left for there Monday of this week to begin op- erations. Mr. McAulay took with him several men, others he will secure at Kensington and adjacent districts.

We regret to leam of the pro-

longed and serious illness of Mrs. Gussle Acorn. Her ms/ny friends in town and country wish her a speedy recovery.

Born Victoria Day to Mr. and

Mrs. Hugh D. Campbell, Red Point, a baby boy. Both mother and child are doing nicely. Con-

gratulations.

Eight or nine North Shore fish-

ermen were summoned before M. A. Paquet, J.P., last week for set- ting lobster gear before the speci- fied time. Each was fined three dollars and cosis_amounting in each case to about nine dollars.

We are pleased to see Mr. Carl

Stewart of Red Point, out again, after being confined to his bed f~r more than two weeks, with an at- tack of flue. During his illness his sawmill was unoperated.

Frank Kcays, Souris Line Road,

is around and about after being laid up for almost two weeks.

The epidemic of ilu is gradually

abatiug. Whole families were at- tacked by lt_ Some cases ending in penumonia and death. .

Much sympathy is expressed for

the family of Mrs. Michael Dun- phy, New Harmony, whose death occurred on the ldth inst. and whose remains were interred in St. Mary’s R.C. Cemetery on the twcntletli,

James Keays. Sour-is, is remodel-

ling his residence. Much of the work is being done by himself.

A farmer tells the writer that a

good way to clean oats for seed- ing is to clean it while threshing. Insert 5, wheat sieve open the wind draft some and thresh slowly. Try it.

Miss Mollie Campbell, teacher

Priest Pond. spent the week-end and Victoria day at her home in Red Point.

Many fans from Sourls and sur-

rounding country motored to Char- lottetown on the eve of Victoria day to witness the various fistlc encounters staged ln the Forum. Our Eastern boys, Leslie and Mc- Cormack carrylng off the honors in their respective classes-_heavy- weight and middle heavyweight.

In Memoriam'

MR. HEATH E. CROSBY

“I would live in a house`by the

side oi’ the road And be it friend to man." At the funeral of the late 1-leath

E. Crosby on May 23rd his pas- tor feelingly referred to the loss suffered by the church in the pass- ing of a loyal member and faith- ful Deacon, the loss to the district of one who had always given gen- erously of time and energy for the promotion of all that was best in community life, and the infinite loss to the home of one who had always the happy fl1C\-llty of mak- ing his home "our" home. But. perhaps in the funeral address nothing so touched the hearts of the great number who were gath- ered to pay their last tribute of respect, as the reading of the poem from which the above lines are taken. Surely he had indeed been "a friend to man.” And for my tribute may I add: he was li friend to little children who ln- varlably trusted and loved him and to many young people who un- hesltatingly asked and acted upon his advise.

The many offerings of beautiful

flowers, the hynuis sung by his friends. the large number who fol- lowed his remains to the family cemetery at Meadowbank, where six nephews acted as pall bearers. the beautiful Masonic burial service- ali were tributes to the memory of one whose place in the com- munity will be hard to fill . S

Among those left. to mourn are:

his wife, formerly Isabel Morri- son Cameron of Green Hill, NS., his brothers, J. Herbert of Phoenix, Anz., J. Beecher. of Portland, Ore.. G. Abner. of Bonshaw and li num- ber of nieces and nephews.

Cod fish have struck the coast

in great numbers, May they stay long and may the toilers oi' the

brgaey reap s. successful harvest.

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SEARCH FOR NEW WHALING

GRDUND ..

DURBAN, May 29-A new field

for South African whales is to be tried this winter by the factory ship Fratomitas and her five catchers, which have been acquir- ed by the Union Whaling Com- pany, Durban. In June the Fratemitas. with her

little fleet. will set out to hunt whale-bone whales in the Indian Ocean. She will probably go 400 or 500 miles out from Durban. near the coasts of Madasgascar, Mauri- tius and Reunion, or the hunt ma/y take her further south. She will spend three months in-these ex- perimental operations before re- turning to Durban to refit for the Antarctic season.

It is believed that the whales,

which have been seen in the Indian Ocean at all times of the year. do not necessarily come from the Antarctic, but that they migr- ate backwards and forwards along

31131 African coast and as far as

LONG CREEK WOMEN’S

INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting oi’

the long Creek Women's Institute met at the home oi’ Mrs. Annie Stretch on Wednesday evening, MW Sth. with an attendance of elshifven members and threg visi- tors. The president presided and Onened the meeting by singing “Il;'S 11 lz00d Time to get acquaint- ed’ and repeating the Creed. roll

ical] was answered by an exchange

Of flower slips and seeds, The mln- utes of last meeting were read and signed. There was no reports from the committees, The following committees were appointed for three months:_S<~hool -Mrs. J. MacDonald. Mrs. Donald Mm. Eachern, Buying _Mrs Alex Mac.. Eochem. Mlrs. Allex MacKenzie. Sick -Mrs. Roderick Macleod, Myrtle MacLeod. After some dis. cussion it was decided to canvas; the district for a. flag pole for the SCl’l00l. u

'T'l1l'¢€ questionnaires were dis-

cussed and filled in. After the business the following papers wer, read:_ The Story of my Garden. bv Anna MacMillan. Club Work by MG-¥'8`8I%t» MacArthur. Chicken feeding for Farly Eggs, by M1-5_ J_ MacDonald. Lunch wa, served by the hostess and the meeting closed with Singing. im-s. Alex Mae. Kcnzle kindly invited the member; to her home for the next meeting.

HURRICANE HITTTNG

(By The Canadian Press)

BOUTHAMPTON-Charles Bar.

nett. y0un8 intemational cricketer. applied the Jessoplan touch for Gloucestershire against Hemp- shire. He scored a century in so minutes, hitting four slxes and 12 fours.

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