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l" BEDEQUE

Mr. Douglas Murphy of Emerald, recently underwent a serious opera- tion in the Charlottetown Hospital. His many friends wish him a speedy and complete recovery.

tered the Prince County Hospital Monday and underwent on opera- tion for appendicitis. Her many friends will be -loased to learn that she l.s doing as well as can be expected. Miss Martin was ac- companied by her friend Miss Deigh- an of nnersld.

The service in the Central Bed- equo Baptist Church on Sunday morning was attended by s. large congregation. Pastor, Rev. A. G. Cravve, bringing n. very interesting sermon to his hearers. Sunday School followed and was equally ns well at- tended. The evening service was held in Freetown Church despite the serious condition of the roads a large congregation was present. Rev. A. G. Crawe gave a. very interesting dis- course, Special singing and music was rendered very appropriately by the choir.

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Farmers in these sections of the country appear to be in somewhat of a quandry whether to purchase the usual quantity of fertilizer or not as prospects don't look any too good for improved prices of spuds this coming fail.

Miss Selina. Myers and Miss Jcn- nie Muttart and Mr. John Myers oi’ CDpe Traverse, were recent visitors to Centrevilic Bedequc.

The Young People's Group of the Ccntreviiie Bedeque Church, had a very successful meeting in the ves- try of the church Wednesday even- ing, April 22nd. The president, Mr. Horace Wright, presided. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Roll call “'21s answered by some thirty odd members, and some visitors. Business portion of the meeting followed, in which the ciec- tion of new officers for the ensuing months took place, and resulted as follows: President, Miss Selina My- res: vice President, Mr. Walter Crsigf Secretaryj Miss Mildred Crnfg; Treasurer, Mr. Hudson Jcfl- rey. These oiilcers will resume their duties the first of May. Prayer, by Miss Sue Affleck, followed by “The Lord's Prayer," by all. The pro- grrurune for the evening consisted of Scripture Lesson read by Mr. Rob- ert Carruthers and explanation by Mr. Ralph Cuiiebck. The trial “de- bate," took place, as a very pleas-

' subject for debating on was "Re-

ing feature on the programme. The to Prince Edward Island." The speakers were: on the affirmative, Captain Hector Leard, assistant speakers, Miss Winnlfreda. Wright and Mr. Amoid Henderson. Onihe negative side were: Captain, Mr Irv- ing Toombs, assistant speakers, Mrs. Ralph Callbcck and Mr. Horace Wright. As this was only a trial de- bate there were no judges, but the speeches we e very instructive and interesting and needless to say the points were _ver_v important ones on both sides. The speakers and the captains left nothing, unsaid and are to be commended on for their splendid speeches and the interest- ing manner in which they express-

Selwood of Sleepy Cat

By FRANK l-l. SPEARMAN

N THIS STORY of rapid action, Mr. Spear- rnsn has gone back to his early love-of writing tales of the West in stage coach and Indian days, when the railroad had just started to cross the frontier, when men lived enthusiastically, a loved rruly and were quick on the trigger. if you have rcad“WhisperingSmith,” “Nan of Music Moun- tain" or any of his other fascinating novcll. We shall not be surprised if you ﬁnd this one the best of all. o n e Will Appear as a Serial in Th5. GUARDIAN

‘v Opposite Prince nswqvrrriiiiire

Starting This Week

_Miss Adeline Mnrtin, of Emerald.‘

THE cuslurwrrnrowu ‘GUARDIAN

M1 themselves. The meeting closed b)’ the singing of ‘fﬂtdud upl_ Stand upi for Jesus," followed by u“ M“. pa-h Benedicitn m unison, led by the Pastor, Rev. A." J. Reynolds.

Though a great many farmers are wanting to purchase horses for the spring work they don't appear at- tracted to the western horses, but went locally raised horses, which

cure and when they _do it is either some old animal or-Ia, vary .1115}; priced one. Hay and outs prices still keep low, although hay is commenc- 1118 to brisk up a little brighter now. One farmer has been selling some tow done aifths old price of $10, while another farmer has been sell- ing several tons ‘at $14 per ton, Here 800s the old saying "What's one

Feed and seed oats are very low this spring compared with the lust _i‘ew years.

The nronthly meeting of the Wu men's Institute of Middietown mct at the home of Mrs. Keir Allen's on "Ilwsdav evening. April 7th. ‘The meeting opened with the Island Hymn followed by the Institute Creed in unison. Roll call was re- sponded to by eleven members and an “article manufactured in Canada and where." This proved very inter- esting. Two visitors were present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The visiting committee reported a. number of vis- its made m the sick room's. Tm school committee reported schools visited. New committees were then Billlointed. School, Mrs, Eriigon Wright and Mrs. John MacCsrclie: visiting. Mrs. Frank Curtiss and Mrs. Sutherland Wright. A commit- tee of Mrs. Wiifrcd Craig, Mrs, Keir Ailcn and Mrs. Edison Wright wen then appointed to prepare a portion of the programme for the District Convention. A general talk about raising funds for the Institute end- cd in a. committee being appointed of Mrs. Wilfred Craig, Mrs. Keir Ai- ien and Miss Smithe and Miss Cur- tiss to Dian a measuring party, with Mrs. Colin Craig and Mrs. SlilliEf- land Wright to look after the re‘- frcshments. The president aksed for a’ question box for next nightci meeting with helps and ideas to help Dim a programme for the next three- mcnths. It was moved andmecondci that the secretary purchase one doz- en pencils for the use of the In- stitute. Roll call for. next month to be answered with garden or pantry

very much enjoyed: Chorus, My Own Canadian Home; patriotic poems, bliss Smith and Miss curtiss; paper, prince Edward Island Mrs. Ed- ison Wright; ‘music. .7 Curtiss: contest, Doctors and ‘ Dentists on Prince Edwsrdlsisnd DcyﬁMi-s. Ed- Crolig; duetiQMrs. Keir Allen and Mrs. Curtis, after‘ yvyhichF meeting closed with the NctionelAnthem. A dainty lunch was then served by the hostess, ufter which all adjourned to meet next month at the home of Mrs. Sutherland Wright's,

Mr. George Cahill, Central Bed- eque, attended the funeral oi.‘ the late Mr. Felix Murphy.

Mr. Basil Taylor or Freetown, was a. recent visitor to Central Bedeque.

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TRYON ANo

ViCINiTY We are very sorry to report, that Mrs. Edison Msbey of Tryon, who was recently stricken with a paryiit- ic stroke, ls still in a very serious condition. Very little hopes are en- tertained for her recovery.

m. Horace Mabey of the Bank of Nova. Scotia at Albany, spent inst week-end at his home in Tryon. Mr. Amoid MucCalliun of Paimers Road arrived in 'I‘ryon on Friday of last week and is employed in farm labor with Mr. Kenneth McDonald of Tryon.

Mrs. John MacQuarrie and small son Donald, of Hampton, are spend- ing o. few days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stctford Mullins of Tryon West.

Miss Wanda Bradshaw of Middle-- town, P. E. L, 3s spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Earle Clarke o! Augustine Cove.

Mrs. Prank MacDonald of Crap sud has returned to her homo af- ter spending c. few days very pleu- antiy with relatives and friends in Tryon. '

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dawson and Master Kenneth oi’ Augustine Cove. were Sunday visitors to ‘Pryon.

Messrs. James Matheson o! Inker- man, and William Qnislev of ‘ Tryon. were Sunday visitors to Try- on. '

Mr. Sullivan Clarke of Augustine cove, mime 1 flying trip. to Summer- side cn Saturday.

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Sundsy and were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. George Callback.

The roads in Tryon end vicinltics are now, almost completely dry. In fact the dust is flying on some of the better roads. All the car owners are polishing and fixing up their autos for immediate use. No new cars have been purchased in the vicinity 1B5 yet.

Mr. Erie Thompson, potato inspec- tor at Carleton, P. E. 1., spent the week-end at his home in North Try- on.

Mr. Lloyd Howatt of the S. S. Prince Edward spent the week-end at his home in West 'I‘ryon.

PETERS ROAD AND VICINITY

The frequent showers oi rain with which we are favored during thc declining days of April are-a grcat| incentive to plant growth, and now the fields are beginning to don a verdant hue in response to the voice of spring.

The ocean of air which surrounds us is being filled with the feathered songsters that visit us annually. We have seen ‘them and heard their song; yet it is amazing how little we know of them individually. How are ac- qpainted with one of the songsters which frequents our Island groves, but seems to~keep at a -safc distance from view. About- the time of seed- sowlng ltsfcurious notes are heard. which some have translated: “Bow the whentfsow the wheat, sow the wheat." Others may, hcnr it like, this: "Hm-d time; in '_Cana.d_s, Canada.

Dr. and ivlrs. L. Callback of Ore?- cud,

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Mr. Peter Morriscn, who spent the winter months at h's home, Priors Road, has again returned tzfMont- real, where for some years he has held an important position with the Donaldson, Anchor line of steam- ships as they ply freighter] with the products of many clinics to and from that great metropolis in the transatlantic trade.

Mr. Russell MacDonald. formcriy of Peter's Road, but who about twenty ycnrs ago ilcurni the call of the West and cvcniuaiiv locnicd in Phoenix. B. C. Mr. hlncDmmicl has arisen to the position cf llliLsLPI mechanic in tho Hydro-Electric Power plant at Phoenix. which he has held for some tmc. This promo- tion rciiccts crcciit on Mr. Mncilinn- ald's ability and ambition, entitling- him to the deserving (‘iiCfifliliilii n: “one of our successful llunﬂcrs. abroad." Mr. MacDonald is n son ni Mr, and Mrs. Dxvid hlzu-ihvnniri, Peter's Road.

We are informed that M1: Jnsuh L. Jenkins, proprietor of the Greek‘ River Mills, has had n radio install-i cd- in his residence. This will bc n pleasing innovation in the homc. bringing as it does the world of song. the freedom of speech, and the rc- iigioils thought of peoples hitherto separated by space. P. REGXSTRATIONS 0l~‘ plums.

DEATHS AND MARRIAGS MARCH, 193i

of Prince Edward Island, includingln pspiliillion of 10,000 and ov-c has: Census. Stiilbirths arc r03‘; iizoih as births and (icnths.

March numbered 7.436 as compared with 7,684 in March of last ycsr, dcciin of 3 pcr ctnt. Dcnths in lite‘. ‘limited “own n79 months uncle‘: rcvizuv nmmmiccl to}; ﬂimd- 511395113 “ml the mid» 55151 4,168 as ngainst 4.407 in lhc comes-i "PK"? mid tmdliy- ‘SW5 W?"

pending month of ins‘.

ccnt, Thcrc were 1,556 marriages i115 huvlll 1995194 "'- tho month, lllililili:

‘.31 1-2 1m" cvnt {rrnr Minx-h m‘ inst]! _\'('2:1', when 13.001 mummy/cs v.20 rug-i istcrcd. _ Births rngi..\rx'v:i during Lhc ihrm-

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month or hlnrch, 193i, in cities with moving a difficult proposition. Th! at thg lawn readily accepted the eight do].

{cred 1 iars bid.

Births registered in thcr: cillcs in

Sam, who had fulfilled a lifetime anrbitlon by buying :1 fur-lined coat, street. A poor

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OTTAWA, April 27-—Thc nonun- icn Bureau of Statistics issues ihc number of registrations of birihs.

. . ' the through the centre ui the house made . . w Norm Tm,“ ‘unperﬂudgﬂ w ‘w; us some lessonﬂlhvdestbs and .marri8s¢§ dun!!!

community wnnicd ihc nfvilllll 1'5 i‘

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