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Cardigan Head

On Miday night Aug 20th a "FM (‘llloffiible (lance was held 1n st. TCXYMTS Hall, music was furn. ii-‘lwfi by WebsLci-‘s orchestra. A new hard wood floor recently laid \\'ii> an 2l(i(iC(l attraction,

The general store in Lorne Valley ,firrmerly' owned by D, J. McAnhur ha: been purchased by Earl Mc- Donald and 1s now open for buis- ness. His many friends wish him success in his new career.

Mr. Caleb Niclmlson. ltfass, M1 viniiiinied by his mother and lifiz; liner are spending a very en- Jiiinble miaiioii at the homc of

Mr. and Mrs. Ruby McConnell, Lomn Valli-y. D. J. McArthur and family,

former ro-idents of Lorne Valley, have pumiased a. new ziome 1n Cornwall. where Mr. McArtliiir has been "XYRMIN! as school v-aclier for the cii-iuuig year. Hts many friends wish him health and success.

i Mr. mi-eph Goodwin of IVlame, U. S A is s-Ltiiiiiiz at the home of

" iiis anti Mrs. Curran after 8n I absuiec of seven years.

hfzmv men of this vicinity are at itrescnt enraged in the erection of ii new hatchery at Bentonls Dam,

unrlcr the constructimi of the Department of Hshmea. Mr. Stanley Burke, Fin-tune

Bridge, is visiting at the home of ills‘ lillPle Jock Webster, Cardigan lharl.

Mr. Anmis Xfelmil, Boston. Mass.

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LONDON, Aug 24 (CPi-And now bagpipes in the air. They have been officially recognized by the Air Council.

Following the announcem hi: the Scottish Piping Society oficred to provide training facilities and already pipe bands representing Haltou, Cranweil and Hendon air- dromes arc in training.

And with the pipes go the kilts which in this way become part of the royal iiir force uniform.

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Tired of the red and orange shim- mering o! your favorite breakfast drinks?

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-__-_. rue LOCAL CONVENTION of, the P.E.1.T.F. to be held at, OlLeiiry , on Sept. 8th has been postponed until Sept. 10th on account of the Albcrion Exhibition. L174o-s-z3-3i

WATCH YOUR ROSS-MILLER‘ Feeding Schedule. Make a point of I , regularity. Feed the right. food and i feed at. the right time. If you i havenlt got one, write us at Nap- l anee, Ontario.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND-The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed, Sabbath 29th, in the . Kirk Kinross, Services at 10.30 and i‘ 7. Preparatory servce Saturday

28th, at 7.30 P M. There will be no [service on Thursday.

L-1782-8-25-li Aivchichiv SERVICE -siin<iayi August 29th. iviiitcn; st. John's!

Church. 10 A. M. Sunday School. l 11. A. M. Morning Prayer. Rustico: ‘ St. Mark's Church, 7.30 P. M. Evening Prcyer. Everybody welcome Rev. E. O. Lancaster, Riwwr- L-iiae-a-zs-i:

I TIIE DEPARTMENT OF AGRI- ‘ , CULTURE will hold a piibl c meet- i int; in Aftoii Hall on Friday the j 27th at 7,110 p. m. This meeting is , held it'll-h the idea o1’ meeting the i foxmcn o1 the locality and will be addressed by Mr. W. F. Burke. Provincial Field Man, and other speakers. A full attendance is rc- spectfuily asked for. DEPARTMENT 0F AGRICULTURE. ' 11-1858-8-8-24-1‘:

l KINDLY REMEMBERED- Mis- Beulah Sleeves of Dover, N. 13.. who for the past two years" lizis niadc i her home with Rev. and Mrs. T_ O. t

DeWolfd-at the Baptist Parsonage, I l Tryon, will shortly accompany i

them to their new home in Ca1e- l 1 doiua, Nova Scotia. In recognition of their IIDIJYBCIEILLOD of her valued assistance in the different organ- izations of the church, the iiicm- bers of Tryon B. Y. P. U. at the, close of their weekly meeting on; Friday evening. August 20th. pre-J seiitcd Miss Stcevcs with a be.utl- ful reiersible wool b1ankct_ Mrs.‘ Arthur Snimons, president of the l3. Y. P. U. read a vcry appropriate presentation address, while Mrs. Lloyd Rogerson made the prescnt- _ ation. In a few well chosen word.» Miss Steeves thanked those pres- ent for their beautiful gilt. "For She's A Jolly Good Fcllou” was sung, and best wishes were ex- tended to Miss Sleeves, who 1n the near future will be one of fiic principals 1p a very interesting event. A pleasant social hour with refreshments concluded a. happy evening. (Moncton Papers please copy.)

ISLAND REPRESENTED —-Ire- land may have prior c‘ 'm 1o the title “Island of Staini,» and Scholars." but she had better look to her iaurcls for P. E. Island gives evidence of running her a clrhe second. ‘Thts lisJiiid, according to Brother Arntor, of Sacred Heart

priests by the hundreds to the United States; and that is not mentioning those who go to the other provinces of Canada and the learned sons of this Isle scattered through the continent, in 0mm‘ wali<s of life. Forty members. who entered the Order of Christian Brothers on the Pacific Coast are natives of P. E_ 1., among the more recent to pass airnv being Brother Anthony of Mount Stewart and

rather Flelan of Rustico. Each of these had been in the Order for fifty-two to fifty-six years. Of the forty, but two are now living. Brother Arator and Brother An- drew. Brother Arator is a typical Islander-in fact, oiic would think he just stepped freshly out from the Garden of the Gulf or that other Isle. Cape Breton. For Mari- timcrs suffering from nostalgia. thcrc certainly cou'd be no better remedy than a visit with Brother Ai-ator. Says the Oakland Maple Leaf.

ATTENDING PRESBYTERIAN SYNOW-Amoiig the many out- standing scholars attending the synod of California of the Preby- terian Church in the U_ S. A. was Dr. Angus B. McLeod. Dr. McLeod was born at Springtoii, P_ E. 1.. a graduate of P_ W. C., Charlotte- town. He taught school at Heather- dalc and New London. with his two brothers he attended McGill University in Montreal. where he won the Traveling Fellowship Scholarship and studied a yrear in

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PERSONALS

Mrs. Stratton 05161‘ imd M158 Mai-y and Miss Ruth Osler, who spent the summer 1n Charlotte- town. are now in Boston ‘They will visit Oobourg before returning t0 Ottawa.

JAMES U. CAMPBELL, STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE DIES IN SALEM, OREGON

James U. Campbell, member o1’ the State Supreme Court and former Chief Justice, died in a Salem hospital, July 16, at the age of '11, following a heart attack, suffered ten days previously, after an automobile trip to Southern Oregon-

Boni on August 29, 1868, on Prince Edward Island, Canada, and a graduate of the Prince of Wales College tlicie, 119 came in 1888 to Oregon City, whore he studied law. He was admitted to the bar 1n 1893.

His career as a public official be- can in 1900, when he was appointed deputy district attorney of Gladia- mas county, serving until 1004. He served two terms 1n the state legislature. beginning in 1007 and in 1909 he was named circuit judge of the fifth judical district, Clacka- mas county, by Governor Frank Benson, serving in that capacity until 1930, when he became supreme court justice.

He was a membe of the Oregon

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‘P. E. Island Mayor ‘or Walthain Mass. to Resign

WALTl-LAM, MASS, Aug. 24 — (CPi-Canadlan-born Dr. Fred- erick MacDonald, chief executive of Waltliam for the last four years, today announced he would retire from his Mayoral position and devote his time to his pro.cssion_

The prominent physician and former Tufts College profe sor has served two two-year terms. Today he told reporters he felt he had served the city as long as he could without neglecting his med- ical career entirely.

The New Glasgow. P. E- 1., native, Expressed a desire to retire at the end of his first term, but; a peti- tion signed by hundreds of war- them citizens induced him to ran a successful election.

Today's announcement came as an» answer to a delegation of 200 representative waltham business- men and citizens who two weeks ago asked if he intended to run “Rain. His negative decision leaves - former American Legion State ,' entrant in the mayoralty racc.: Commander John H, waist; 5019-‘ although other candidates are ex- pected to run.

MacDonald visited his Maritime birthpace last summer.

National Guard for two years, and was twice promoted while serving in the Philippine islands as a member of the Second Oregon Volunteers.

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