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-Mrs. Esther Clarke. Summer- slde, was is recent visitor with her niece. Mrs. Charles Henderson!

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A . ' Everybody gen 1 bilnnn-dawn now and ms Adele Hmdemmv sum. A "WI. 5'9d'0"'o l'"'Y'h”d”l' "la '””.b' merslille. spent her holidays with

botluml by bachchu. Perhaps notluri: seriously wrong, iuul I tunponry toxic condition uuutl by exceu acids arid wulu. 'l'lm'n lilo limo to lake Poddl Kldnny Pills. Dodrl'; stipulate llu kidneys. and so help restore their normal action

her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson.

Mrs. Leah Campbell. Summer- side, was the guest or her daugh- ter. Mrs. Ralph Callbeck and Mr.

;:':'::i"..'..:':::.".i:i':.'..'.::'.."::::-..I.i:.". cam. or Get Dodd'I Kidney Pill: now. Look lor May "ll-

th. H". bu "MI an ad bmd ll I" Miss Georgiii:'L-card, Charlotte-

tomi. spent the week-end holiday with her mother, Mrs. Wrlg-ht Leard. Miss Lcard is in the em- ploy ol M.C.A.

druagish. Youcm dependonDodd'-. 52 Mrs. C-eoi'geT..nVolini'd. KPllSiilvg- lion, was a guest of her sister,

Him. Wilfred Craig. Middletown,

I Will be available this sea-yam. My CT” and ,m,m.' on son in capomze cockeirels.:5u..da,. 3135- um, Contact me by phone or mail

hefore they are five weeks Mr Ami? Mi-s. Aiziiiii zhlufltaly (H Ml .linrl as their visitor moi bundny. i. i i lMay l'lth.. Miss Edith Wetmore, ' ' ,- lsackville, N.B. Miss Wetniore is Phone 03 3' ;l(”ilCl'lEY in Sickvillc and a sister JAMES JOHNSTON. gnf Mrs M11"1'a.j;. 1 Elmsdalo A Xlrs Cai".'ie l.e.ml is speiidliigl

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guest of her friend. Miss Alice James Henderson. on Saturday. Harrison. Miss Harrison is well May'6th., in honour of Mrs. Char- known in Beclcque. as her fathenlles Craig. Halifax. N.S.. who with Rev. Dix William Harrison, wasghor husband spent the week-end pnsior oi the Bedeque Circuit otiholiday with Mr. Craig's parents. the Me-iliodist Church betiveeniMi'. and Mrs. Vernon Craig. A- l889 and 1892. ;l)OLli4 twenty ladies were present. jille guests were admitted by Mrs. Craig, Irving Toombs. The dining-i'ooni theiriiable was covered with a lace Icloth and decorated uith 1!. love- ily bouquet of tulips. Mrs. Hender- son, the hostess. poured, assisted in serving by Mrs. Herbert Craig. lM1's. Arnold Henderson, Mrs. Ethel . rliasliim and Mrs. Irving Toombsw

and Mrs. James Heiider-l HBQ-l son went to Victoria ull Satur- day May 16th. to spend 11 few days witii their nephew. Mr. Alli- son Lee and Mrs. Lee. Mr. Lee. had the misfortune to meet with a. painful accident on Sii'.u:.;;iy

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Halifax, NS., returned to home on Monday, May 18th.. af- ter spending the week-end holi- days ivlth Mr. Craigls I)8l'?lliS.l Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Craig. and. other members of the family.

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McNeiIls Mills

-Miss Irene Ramsay. Poplar (Pr, ttl 'l-1 dofMziy l1lllCl';i0Oil, Hwllell wopgiinz :;l)i.u: bl7l!(l)Ieat 53:: hey; :?eMe.I.T and Mrs us arm. c was using 21 iorse. and cart, and the horse took friglii. loum MMDOMM l throwin-g Mr. Lee out of the cart and hreiikiiig his leg.

Mr. Stanley ldiilliiis. Sunuiier-: Zslde. was a visitor at the home oiy his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austlnl

Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Gardiner Whmips on Sunday! MM, mm.

had as their guests over the uec'x'- end lioliciays. their three daugli-I

ter and llll.Sl):illtlS' Mi". and Mr.x.l Miss Gr?” MacDonald" Enmlki

lie, spent the weekend oi lilny 17.

Arnold NlaCl49fili. Mr. and Mi's.l , . Stuart Wright. Clia.i'lottetoivii,.M me h”m”:0f helnpmlegm” ML and Mr. and Mrs Courtney Mac- Md MW Om” Mac mm '

K ', N ' S- tin l ,"'"". . 3) ma (0 l Miss Eunice Phillips, Mounii Fleasaiit, spent the weekend ofi May 17th at the home of her

A very ('li,l0.i3l)'.P itllPl'lll'l(lll teal was held at iii" lionic of Mrs.

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uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Aus- tin Phillips.

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Williams and family. Bidciord. accompanied by Mr. und Mrs. Lawrence Milligan and family motored to North Cape on Sunday, May 17th.

Mrs. Robert MacDonald isspe.nd- ing it few days at the home of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer MacDonald, Unlonvale.

Mr. and Mrs. James Williams were guests at the home of Mrs. Willams' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grigg. Bideford, on Sun- day, May 17th.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bridges and infant son were guests at the home of Mrs. Bridges' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Bulger, Coii- wny, on Sunday. May 17th.

Mr. Lawrence Milligun and daughter Catherine and MissJean MacDonald motored to Summer-

iside on Tuesday. May 19.

Mr. Caleb Wziifield. liiclvillc,u'as ii visitor to McNeill's Mills and vicinity on Sunday. May 17th.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Millar and family. Ellersiie. were visitors at

the home of Mrs. Mill:ii"s parents.

Mr. and Mn. Ralph mlanda :u sundny. May lith-

Mr. and Mrs. James micron and Mr. Leigh Murphy. Melville. spent the weekend of May 17th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson. -

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ST OATHARINIB. Ont. (OP) - Cool weather hold up appearance in polls placed for the purpose in back- yards here. when the wrigglers show in numbers it will be the signal for spraying insecticide from the air on stlrnant waters in his area.

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STOCKHOLM. (OP)-Sweden now leads Europe in the expansion of the self-serve store system. accord- ing to a report by the Swedish Re-

.tailers Union, It said that on the faverage, a new self-service store zls opened every day either by co-

operative or private owners.

HASLEMERE. England (CP) - Locating a. black cat in a 30-foot well at night was taken in stride by fireman Peter Coleman. He was hauled out, "holding the out that had been trapped for two days.

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Continued from page 10 miles I thing that was going on in the neighborhood. They never had been in just that neighborhood be- fore, so, when they were tired of playing. they did a lot of looking around.

It happened that they saw in a neighboring tree something that they never had seen before. It look- ed like a sort of gray ball fastened to a branch about halfway up. It was out toward the end of the branch and hung from it.

"What do you suppose that thing is?" asked Taddy Bear.

"I don't know.' 'said Totty Bear. "I've never seen anything like it.”

"I wonder if it has grown on that branch." said Taddy Bear.

"It looks as if it had," said Totty Bear. '

The more they looked. the more curious the cube became.

"If we climb up in that tree and get a little closer, perhaps we can see better." said T,-tiddv Bear. i

"I'm sure Mother Bear wmyt mind as long as we're up in 3 tree sonear that it is alrnoat uke being in the same tree," said Totty Bear.

So it was that temptation proved too much for the cubs, and they were scrambling up that tree. i . They climbed to the branch from the tip of which hung that bit: R"! ball. Now they were so nem- it. it seemed more queer than ever. Teddy Bear crept out as tar as he could on that branch. It bent and swayed. He hung on. Then an of a sudden. those two small Bears were having the hottest time in all their short lives.

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