APRIL 6. 19.51

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Official ~ Opening Announcing the Official Opening

0 THE “CANADIAN NATIONAL" i.‘ Tuesday. April 14th. at 7 p. ' Under the Ausalces of

HOTEL m.

, ;, Dinner and Dance

Y»? g Tickets (54-00) may be obtained from Gyro N. Lowther, Chairman Ticket Com Hotel by ticket only. are available.

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IOUND-SLEIGH ROBE.

CHARLOTTETOWN GYRO CLUB

W. mittee- Admission to Apply immediately while tickets

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lllEht st 7.30.

Honour

Hall next’ Thursda gets first choice.

“Central Guardian

i - l MOUNT A. V5 Y "TIGERS" to.

l ORIENTAL TAMIL-Mrs. (DrJ l-lowie (Miss Jean Henderson). has sent some lovely oriental novelties for the tea and sale in BtfJames

y. The early buyer

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BASKETBALL . TONlGllT.--Don't miss the game between Mount A and Y‘. M. O. A. at 7.80.

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AN EXCELLENT PICTURE Iiiteutenant Governor Dal- ton appears in the current issue of

the Toronto Saturday night.

MISS NORA K. demonstrate and fit "Lovers Form" foundation garments hero on Mon- day. Tuesday and Wednesday. 6th to M8th of April. MOORE 6s MICLEOD 4618-4-3-31

,l;- . .- n-c‘ - _. * a‘ flavoooooeoew»

-~ ~-'--~' ~ - --‘~ W‘ mmmo - i Agents Wanted Found

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GILES

SOMETHING ivaw FROM mom. —See the Oriental Novelties for sale

iii-Million NOTES Ml‘. John M. Murphy. Kinkora, was

property in the near fllturc. lvll’. Ranahan‘ has been keeper of the Sca Cow Point lighthouse for a number

lilentrailhniiiau

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sluwum PENS

in Suinmersidc, attending the fun- i0! were. His many friends wish CAR owmzus attending tonight's \‘ 5 Uyic-nilitiunnu. (,-.,,.,~.,,.¢,,,| - . '. - -- - -- .' hcir cars ‘ ' ' '. . , , cral of the lute Mls. Aithul Murphy. him cvsry motes-s in his new home. dance are 419ml 1° “ti? i . i4 Kt. nnm w» 4'6‘ of Summersida. . l -_-._ ~ on thc college lawn. isci-i-s z iridium Point l The potato crop last year. reollz- l -—— ' “zlllj-"lml? ) Ladies, the next time you make l lue such a large quantity of small ' MRS. LEIGH uvmanx. wrist-u ‘A’ °" i‘ doughnuts try this new way: its de-

licious: I ‘ One cup of sugar. 1 cup of milk‘,

Slightly stir the flour in,

Roll on a pie board, not too thin. Out in diamonds, twists or rings, Drop with care the doughty things Into fat that swiftly swells,

Evenly the spongy cells.

Watch with care, the time for turn-

csl with the 4663

oil-ll»:

being offered for choice grade.

potatoes and even the table stock. being so low in price. that most of thc farmers secured u number of '

other farm products,

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‘by Misses ltliichcll and Plgotl piun- ,ists, will broadcast a prcgrazn over!

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ISLAND LADY DEAD-Ml‘. B.

_ _ ‘ l y F-rr Canadian». with Flllqlll thus encouioging the continuance o. Roy Holman has bu“ “normed by l. _ _ '

‘ceding for mo, “m, winner and Carly telmram or me death m Strafibgurg. V .l.:t<-ri1:l aznd tllpfllllfiillfilil). ammg "wulen "m" ‘P’ larm°w Saskatchewan on ‘Fhursdrvv 0f his g n _ ' n have the“ has“ “may m" “l” and aunt, Mrs. John llolmlm. Thc dc- " A Glidlli; U) Pllfllfill the price around 5 and 6 cent-s, arc

ceased lady was born in “Wnsloc and

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-I':d in Cumuln by Fanzidizms,

cu d 0w kn n W‘ d“ resided tllillc for many years. She‘ Au‘ (JOLOURS ml‘ p n ’, ' " "la ‘g P“: y ' was 7d years of nge. l Fry than; brawn, just mo“ 0| bum. couraguig ioi the faimers. Some WILL m“.

Roll in sugar, serve when cool This is never a falling rule.

people, less fortunate than others. had to buy considerable extra food such as shorts and mlddlings. etc, to

of money's worth into food for the fattening of the hogs as they realize

"""”""' i A DASTARDLY ASSAULT was‘

made Friday evening on iiuchlc lvlc- 50cc

city. assisting in doing odd errcizicLs 'w;--"~-E|~ Scmgqmianunn

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ROSS-DR UGIUNITED

, SIGN PAINTER. \v.li arrive in (‘liarlottc-

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mix with the boiled potatoes for the “"- 3 we“ known" ‘lujel’ hmlnllesl I he " ‘vlmlKlnnfln Pbrlfg. Vi" ‘l?

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holland, lwlls- Tl"? “"1 11°! 80MB to make 9mm“ "m" FauilflllTfid Iwwltn" _ ‘Hall’ r "iiblfi-"Lnllliflilllsflf-ffiihuaa‘ or

Lower Bedeque. were visitors w sum" any prom, but p," the Exact amount . who is almost a daily \'lSll._:l to tn. . . . .. _clyxxfifi . ...-. . , u». n. ..l mcrside last week.

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CFCY Tuesday. April sevcuth, '73" Two eggs. beaten fine as silk. 11°85 81111 Wmlllfllot-‘l fsvdlns 1h? lp. m. Mrs. Keith Rogers, lllilfllflliil- l l . _:' Salt and nutmeg, ieinon will do; POWW Slililllll- 11038 broushta ll°°d list. 4561i-4i. . Qf bgkmg powder, tmgpgons gwq price iii the fall and winter compar-

-. teed shirts, ties, underwear. hosi-

16y, Inrgest assortment. Wonder-

Zulyslues. Liberal Commissions. Apply Alex. onipiete self-filling kit free. Write Ming, p, Q, 55534.5. dgy, . 400, Public service ills offlanada, London. Ont. Y - ' A. W. 4-4-1!

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g; , Miscellaneous !-.-.----__-_..__..__._... IOIIN ALFRED MeDONALD. rao- ‘vincfll Land Surveyor. Hfifmlfl- vme, S750-3-5-lrllonth. rw ' yuan REGISTERED JERSEY

brill for sale. Sired by Steads Champion, Vernon S. Munn, Mer- jzfmuia, r. ill. 1. 4478-44-31-

“Themale Help Wanted

.____..__.__._. FOR SALE-ONE Oyrene MacDonald. Greenvale. _..__._‘._____.___... new. Apply 103 Fitzroy Street.

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-v_'for general housework. Good ,_. wages, Apply Mrs. Wellington Mc- "Ivell. southport. Phone 1183.

36 it. long, one year old. $126.00. For

Pric

. in; talk over the radio last Sunday ' sewn; you; ed in a greet game. The referee kcpt l _ _ Raid. Cape Tormentine, N. B. -_______.- more than he could handlejatlsfac_ in the recent examinations. Con- the grime to the point and to the lnmmmg "m" ‘he Trim” Ummd p y ' y l .. 451441 ' 44514441‘ ‘ BIRTHS m“, and Green getting two It gratulations on your-succesalvlaryi satisfaction of the spectators. Quite 'ch“m" Cl“"l°""°t°“'"' Mr" Mac‘ i ' _‘_..__..___-_-----—-— __. ______________.__._________. . m b 1d m t of the 361W“ a large number o; 1,061“? m,“ w“. Quarrle spoke on the 3 Cs which . The "mmfiilfmd "m" ll-Y 10ml" l ‘ ANTED-A LHTLE Gm!‘ To F03 55“; _ Two DTAMMOT" ' mlg e 5a a one . b t Mrs. Charles Campbell of Chclton iiessed this gnlnc all ciljoyini; u 300d "flake "1' a m“ 0f the Tum‘ Boys. l his property M’ Nun“ Trwn‘ “m” l ‘v “us.” at housework‘ about M years 37”“ Mal‘ Turkey" l “at old’ BISSETT-J“ the P‘ E’ I‘ Hospital goals w?“ disputei but ploba 1y": left Oi Tue d I f I - . ' . Programme These three C's when ‘slstillg of Lot of Land \l'll.ll good H snot age. Apply Guardian Office. Apply Mrs. Lewis McDonald. l A l] 4 ,1, M d was remedied, however, its on the l 5 “Y mmnmg m” Mmlc‘ lknte “m1 n“? build l" °°"°l“5l°“- . ' . i . ' I . 4517_4_a_3’ Elmira P E I “SLSJL on Se urday, pr . o r. an Ar n It d M c m“, ‘vhere She intends spending some , ‘interpreted arc: Clean speech, cleun L house and barn cmivcnlcnt to school, w‘ l I i l l M“ Clarence Biasem a ‘on. gill“olnlllllisyBiratesslnsiltlyeclna Ergat time visiting hci" many friends and Mr Henry Crozier o! Wilniot V'il- ‘Shorts and clean livirlg- °h"'°l“~’" “ml °‘”'°5- T'~‘"d'~‘1'1* 1° -._-- ____ __ _____ ‘__ l - v i u-._-_--—_-- FOR SALE _ 115135011111 110C]; - bran} o’. hockey on ‘he forward “net relatives. 1e,“ “whim-d by some friends’ are close April 25th, 1931. The highest or w, eggs for hatching-Bil cents per DEATHS » _ . Mn and Mrs. Dania MBCLUrQI any tender iint necessarily accepted. 0 8 u A 1y O w Mane“ . never ceasing to keep the Beaver b11811)’ engaged in hauling lumber H _ I _ v \;__ _________________ glulxfligatemvy: R- No- 6- - ---.......- --~-—------—- derensemen on the“, heew Men of The many friends of Mr. James from Mr. George M. Wright's mills, l 10W“ Bedeiiue» We" ""1" """"°l'5 __ f‘ 5' ("Llmuh gm Lmtmgmgpg} 0p, noun“; ' ‘mmbzql MARTIN-In Bloslindale. March 28. o“ on me Beavers were Macnorh MacMurdo, of Kelvin, will be pieas- at Central Bedeque, to his home in "l Alblmy- Willie there they were ‘bls-‘l-G-Q-lo-Pl-ll-Zl- $201!!!! K188 EdWlYd 312591-15???‘ 1931. Margaret. Wlfo 0! vAlcXl-fldfll‘ 3d Murray kmd Desaoches a" my ed g0 he“ that he 1s recoveglng Wilma; valley, when he l-rllends l the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton ._ _________. _.. ' ' . . ' ' ' 301711] LAKE NOTES MI-ttl-ll. 0f 16 3056611“ B'- a',ln a real exhlb 1mm in. 00d nicely from injuries received when building a new house to replace the ‘ (lalnble- Tcle 110119 86 '—' ‘ "" p! 3 g g he was thrown from the sleigh in d t d b ii ' J . . . one es roye y re in anunry as '"""' l-I LMAN-At Strasbllrg, Sask, on hockey- The ice conditions were ' _ v _ _ _, a _ sltllfitwns Wanted 3g;- many friends are glad to MG!‘ o] 19 J h H mm 1 not as good as usual owl“, to the “lllflll he was driving, when it stuck 'scon as the weather permits. Ml- F15‘! llluccalllner Klmmml "'_—""“' 51d h Apr] 3' 31' Mn‘ ° l‘ ° l‘ ' " in a 1m; was n visitor to Summersidc Inst . rooms soo-rcmusiv sxsart- m“ M" “w” J" Mwm“ ' w ° he, 70g}; yggr, mild weather, thus disturbing the P - —— ‘ Mk . I _ ________ . n ',' , Qlelnesd, desired work ion farm. “"91"! l- Sflflm 3111:? :19? boys in their good combination and Many ‘fiends m me surrounding rdcmzlylfiaém‘; “if ‘gggmirg l? __ The 1.11-5.15. and 113,-. Uwgc. Posse write the Guard an. ankle, some mon ago recove g _ tlckhandling to some extent, the ,' l‘. a r. amen cnn , o y l_- I F, _ 4385-3-28-Bl. satuitomly‘ Mcuion-At ornmud- Apr“ 5' Ben 20y‘ we" M” unable to ca"), the communities will be sorry to hear of _ Kiiikora, on the arrival of a bonnie i M155 Kalhermc Chm‘ ‘ma M155 * Dam Dug Show East or

“ ‘ Jami" McLwdl “s” 84 5'95"‘ I?!“ puck on the so“ we They "a" p“? the indisposition of our genial saw- ,' little lnssie, Frances Noreen, on l-fon- r 011W Jflfdllw. 0i Wllmct V5118)’. Who l Mumrmb

’ l ~ 8-1 b0 WBBtIIIOYGlB-Ild CElllE 01')’ ' . . ,- ‘ _ ' ‘ . l c 11 SODA FOUNTAIN. SFCRTING CCODS M! wmmd Mwnmlm w“ a “k er ' t ed puny m“ and n“ mid the hockey n.ill man, Mi, George wugm, can. gay, March 231d, 1931_ , ‘attended the Cllllfll‘ Business o ego Dis] ‘ q I . ‘ V‘ Y

Male Help Wanted u 1m we“ Tuesday at 2 p. m. t u ed a rm Md mu Bgdequg, lat Summerside, aic making lflllld amslnt our Spccmllty "or m so“ w,“ ' supp“ as“: Zelzumber of Imgkey ____ Frlmds are pleased u, Se, Mr w lprogrcss in their studies. Tho)’ 511cm 011D. PEEL Oilivo . . e r - . . . . .

PWO AQQIQTANT [ARLIAMENT- _ ue h h“! bu" m RICHARDS-fiat Mt. Mellick. All!" gfxaenjoyed tho flute Wm‘ mum Miss Zelmn Milligan. of Shcr- J. MacNelll, Bedeque, gut and mo“; the WOPK end in their respective l..2 RlClllYHlllll liliCfl

"Y will?" °"° M8119" “"5 °"° M” “m” B“ y’ w ° 4. Mary Hilde. wife cf Illctl "M" .___ _ crooks. ls at present visiting iioi- sis- wuin after several months‘ illness homes in Wllmct Valley-B A French. ioi- the House of Com- Charlottetown to receive Hospital Eras-need 31 yum mum, Mend“ w, Mm BM. Gurus wumol val ‘“‘ ' ‘ ‘ #3110“ Ottawa. initial salary $2400: “calm”; "canny mlumgd go hi; ‘ It is pleasing to report that Mrs. ‘ ~ - .

candidates must have at least

three years experience in either

. superior eeurt or legislative, or im- flnortant convention and general re- porting: and must take shorthand test st rates of speed up to 200 JWOM! per minute and additional academic examination. lipplv nn .: sforms- obtainable from ‘the Post- fl-mastsr to the Oivil Service Com-

home in Elmira. All loin in wishing lift‘, Bailey a satisfactory recovery.

Mr Stephen Mellick. Senior. El~ mira, who has been‘ seriously ill for the past four-five weeks is reported as “doing favourably." Hopes are en-

_.___._____..___________ FOR SALE—P!NE BOAT PLAN M. Benton, Boston's

_..______._._-.__.______'.._._ 1928 McLAUGHLlN-BUICK FIVE passenger sedan. well tired and in

snack-or my.

FOR. SALE — STROLLER, ALMOST 4502-4-24”.

-._.__-__--— FOR SALE - KITCHEN RANGE

Fire Co. No. 17; also ti Burner Oil Stove and oven. A. E. McNeil], 12'!

particulars apply W,- E-

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Cemetery.

R. C. Cemetery.

mlmmh Ottawa, not lpter n,“ tertatned for his immediate recovery.

April 33. 199i. April O-Zl. ' Miss Mary lqnnigan. a recent vis- _..__..__..-._-_._.

Easter Beef of Quality

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Illln the store of Reaney Gay d: 00.. "Elm Avenue, which has been thor- 41's}? renovated and when fully

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trans to the flnmry at North Links. Md will

Reynolds, Murray Harbor, will rc- grot to learn that he entered the P E. I- Hospital for tree-intent. Mrs. Freeman Reynolds, Murray Harbor, is visiting in Charlottetown good mam Box B‘ Amhersla N_ s_ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mac- r‘. s. 4-6-41. Lure-

Mrs. Edward Lane, Dunstafinege, 4543_4_3_31 who has been spendng the past three months in Rayriham. Mesa, has returned home.

Mr. Chester Kerr who has been a patient in the City Hospital with an ‘attack of qulncy, is so far recovered as to be able to leave the Hospital.

Grafton. 4536-4-8-31 _ I ‘— ' -——-- The Misses Cecilia Mutch, Lois - T SEW FOR ‘wgsligllioynfilefivllan! gachine neaes- cfigaoag: ‘$5255.13: figngggf,‘ Jones and Elma Marion Clark, senior f55WuN° "mm mm“ Nwkw”! houses. eta.‘ Guardian Omce. students of the Horton Academy of ._"°°¥"P'"Y-D°P*-1‘7-T°f"“°¢'- 8011-“ Acadia University. Wolfvllle, s". s. WANTED-EXPEMENCE” “Am son SALE-l LOBSTER BOAT w’ mv m“ a M“ ° u

ter holidays with their parents.

today, at I p. m. to Cherry V5110)’

SINNOTT-In this city. April 4, 1931 Mrs, Philip Sinnott- Funeral will- leave her residence, 20a King Street, 7 so" Lm o; Dummy’ were visitors w Monday morning _at 9 o‘c1ock to St. i

Dunstans Basilica, thence

E ON- t B ll’ l . Wit-SIP’ iior t9 North Lake attended church a a" Gen ‘$81,111:; March services at St. Columbia. on Sunday. 27th‘ “m, Roderick John Mame,”

f l f Prince Edward Island. Some of the men folk in this vicin- l 3mg forwarded M, m“. “Y "°°“uy “m!” “m” wmmwprovinoe. Funeral service st Hun-

io the

spending a very pleasant weeks holi- l days in her old home. Many friends l were pleased to have V131; then-L lfind it pretty hard this fall. Friday evening, the Central Bede- l " que rink was the scene of a hectic gsflvl“ l“ “w Cemm and thrilling game of hockey between lsalm“ chm?“ °“ Sum“? the North Bedeque "Pirates" and tlie l w" ‘lull’ “Willi! “mild”- Ccntral Bedcque “Beavers". the iat- ter coming out on tho long end of loci" "A "my l“ u” Pnmbks" a“ the score of 4-2. There were thrills douvflmg " Very lnwresu"! dis and spills galore with both defences handing out some pretty stiff checks, especially when the rival big boys of the tennis met, namely Baker of the Pirates, and Noonsn of the Beavers. Clayton Green handled the game in expert fashion, catching ev- erything of a. serious nature and holding in check overy threatening uprising. and really, there were a few

extra "tilts," as the hockeylsts were

all trying for a lead over the other

fellow. The respective goalies Chr‘ countered some pretty nifty shots.

Baker. of the Pirates

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e. good attendance.

Easter messag was tor, and singing was ve dcred by the choir.

given by the pas

ry gracefully ren

gregatlon was not as large as usual ...___

Hartwell Condon. of North Bedequc Cy‘ is gradually recovering from a recent

serious illness.

‘—___' . Captain Lloyd Waugh and his npsrzy, from North Bedequo. ‘visit- .rl the Central Bedeqile rink on Fri nag: evening and Played a friendly challenge game with the Bcclcrm ' Jcuvcrs. and when the final bell run: me wonmrs Insmuml of Kelvin‘ the‘ count registered one all and er. met for a very pleasant evening last, Err/Way happy’ Th” gar,“ was “t” Saturday, “rhea a large nunmer or; ecdys from start to finish, with members gathered at the home oi : imam“ cm“ lmxmmmal‘ M“. Ben Ho“ m bring joy and | throughout. In fact, the ciiisn w: cheer WMnL walker. who has a good game, in which coinbinliii. ruched the ripe age m. B5 years’ and body-checking was conspicu; Mrs. Walker was Presented with a l we ham ‘cams ‘vow W‘ t” ‘vm’ u‘

Mrs. Linus Brennan and young

l Freetown last Sunday.

This year has provcn an exception and high hopes are held for an in- icrease in the prlco of form products ]\[r5_ wright tin 1931-32. 1f not, the farmers w;

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Bedeque morning Rev. A. G. Crows, pastor, taking as his sub-

d

course. Sunday School followed with

Special Easter service was held in the evening. An

Rev. A. G. Crowe, Easter music

Mrs. Earle Leard organist and choir director. Owing to the inclement weather, the con-

It is pleesin, to report that Miss lvlary MscOaull, North Bedeque, who is a pupil at the Summerslde High School, ranked second in her class

fore he liad received n lmsiv cut _ ‘ - -_ 4-. E, E, Parkman. over his eye. It is to be hoped the M] and 1H5 l

:1el;s:;:s‘;a.1nci and I‘: Note Protest To Japan

inleshes. Jack Baker was in great ‘shape and although he failed to score on numerous brilliant break- aways, he was neverthrlcss outstand- ing, eflcctive on almost every attack. The “Pirates", by their great defence play, showed the hockey fans just how they kept rubber from frequent- ing their net. too often this winter. Baker surc is a great man for his ljob. "Hickey" Bagnull played a great l game. never failing on his part.’ Mert DcsRochcs, the spccdy forward mun, turned in a great game also. He easily lived up to all' the good things said about him this whiter. ' Russell Noonan, the broad-shouldcr- l ed defence man gave the Pirates o l little fun in trying to make pass. Other members of both teams turn-

(Speciai to the ‘tfiuzrdkml

to Japan on March

mcrcial Counsellor,

_ Anskeicci‘, March l7. It is assu

already tense situation caused by Soviet restrictions on the Kamchat- kct fishing grounds.

Moscow, also send a reminder, it Mr. Vernon~MacQunrrie, son of Mr. .aud Mrs. J. Clark MacQuarrie, of North Bedeque, gave a very interest-

yVc offer

lly in Summcrsirlc v/ith her parents.

TOKIO, April 4—Thc first public aiuicunccmcrit ivas mad; hero today that Soviet Russia had sent a notc 23, regarding the shooting oi the Russian Com- on med here thatl the notc- wa-z too stronglj»: wordcdl for open pllbllOBtlDll, in view of the

our complete stock of

Hearts Memorial Hall. .._.. was learned, No reply to the note

lhad been received from Japan on [Alpril 1. The TOklo press states this aitcrziocn that the Foreign Office is preparing n rc-piy to the effect that the Aniklefi shooting was not politi- cal and not connected with the fish- eries disputc, but was the result of purely pfrsclnnl enmity on the part of the attacker.

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HOG RAISERS CHALLENGE!)

URBANA, La., April 5. (U. l~‘,.__ Wallace Winegar today issued a challenge to the hog raiscrs oi the state to match a record set by one of his Hampihire sows, which‘ in 12 years has produced 2i litters av- eraging seven pigs, or a total of 147 pigs.

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itch tllijurti) v ;"—~ 3010M] mm; Dawson and My; ‘for the hogs at market. Therefore, along me sheaf he was ‘weaned by twi, April 7th or Hill \‘.‘i1‘.l many‘ - 5A3" "up “$35581”; 53:91:; Boyle Clyde my“ at St. James Tea and Bazaar Thurs- 95mm; cgntfal Bedgqug were in l the farmer has all his work fol ‘me of the my s hoodlums‘ “h” as“ noew] ideas in sign.“ collected in VONDAY ' s -.n . - ---. ' ' . . ». .... - ' ~- Eiiiii ‘siiililloiiristrutt-a booklet free. .__...___ day. sent direct by Mrs. Howie. Charlottetown last week, attending rwlhius and lust the lmudlllls or 9“ m‘ m°“°l' *1‘“““ ‘Mk’ °"__""‘.nu.on=. -‘-~-’~, ' Svcflnfldlm M“‘h'°°‘“' T°'°“'°' " For Sale “57"'°""l"3l- the opening of Parliament. about $10-00 a hog c! seine zoo lbs W150i. Hughle - passed out um -—- ‘JIJO-lntclmlziliate c. o. l. T. rezu- g A. W. April 6-2i. _ ~ _______ The grammars sure are to be pmed tclenlsyhbut .yot1m: man lduotllliu‘ ENTERTAWED_M,S,.. Margaret l“ mecung_sm,|al "a". - _ _ _,_____.__..,____.. ‘"_""—"“'“"_ -—————-——~—--- . ia l vicm m uis ra c- _ , .,. ... .. 3- , _ r155“ M,“ m,‘ ONEHUND. eon sate-ow reruns. s can-rs , Tl“ “m” B°d°‘l“° §,°“°°‘_ l‘ m)“ “i” “fhe, 1°“ Pm“ °‘ a“ change smugm m», m,“fimdepuvel611mm" ll-d i‘ °“~"“"_‘- WW “ sou p. Ira-Annual u..." concert by v t l . ms P,.°,,_ bundle. Guardian Oflice. a-c-tz rapidly nrosresslnz. under toe efflcl- mm Pmdum- 8-111" 2* i" 35 “m5 ' ‘ , ‘ . _ ‘ _ _’ week for u number oi lit-r 30-1113 raisin," Bum, £35k, .,.,,,,n,,_ I grad 8W1‘! 091ml’ m" 9- PHWONALS l; l; l th’ u, h . p31‘ bushel- p-rk 5 0...“,- par vb- him a severe beating in cider tol . , “p. 1.5m m,» . 3mm: “patience ,y_ no en msnagemcn‘ o elr ac 615,- a . i‘. ~ t F r c i .. My to ‘Genre the ballmce of m“ friends m honor 0i 1.1 co. , . .. ortcrmg cnvempps h m, y w-selllng; distribute and collect. HAY FOR SALE. IRVING LAIRD. M“ Ne" A ant church Hm ‘Miss Mabel Miller. principal. and beef. 9 cmts llLl lb., eggs, 1o and l8 ‘. v , . “ V T,‘ Adele Parkman, vrho i:- i-ciuiunug to trough‘ m Sale of “My and |_ should net seventy dollars weekly. Wlnslilfi- 4490-4-2-41- ’ ' L”! l‘ ' ' Miss Jennie Johnson, assistant. cell“ P" dilml- '5"- H°W ca“ m‘? nloney’ Mcxui‘ “h” l’ a some“ “ll {flgnlggug m.» n [wn month‘; vis.t “my work Farm“ and shamas Mfg., 00.. Toronto, Ont. __- ' W" l Ticenl’ "15 m? W the Cm" ____ business folk, merchants, ctc., expect ilvwf-‘Yllll "m". mllmllied 1° bfcflk , - mgnepit- . . ___ - , . bgforc making her home iwl" irienai. coroiuiiy lrHltCd z A. W. 3-16-M-4i. FOB SALE, I0 LET, BOARD AND . Mm Charms D_ ‘Wight Cf Tryon l cash m; um 533; from the farmers away from his assailant, but not bo-r 1i-——--———————~—- gwgfmm on ha!‘ .‘ Gum-dun ‘The many “lends o‘ Mr- mank has fgflfined t9 her 1111,1113, after-‘l aELl. PUBLIC SERVICE GUARAN- c