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3 p. m.; Bonshaw, 'I p. ns. There will

_. . ,_ be a general service in the Victoria

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James P. Kaye, Minister.

Church last evening, when the minis

tending.

Department are in receipt of a lette

Church on Friday night at 7.30 o’clock in- keeping with the day and season.

AT ST. JAMES CHUIECH - There

was a good attendance at the Pas- sion Week service in St. James'

ter. Rev. W. Bruce Muir took as the

_____)V 1 subject “The Slopes of Olivet.” These ` addresses are growing in interest and

are much appreciated by those at-

POLICE NOTICE-The City Police

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‘ from Mrs. Edith Vander Mark, Col-

' is anxious' to locate her relatives re-

oi surprisingly low prlC¢9» _ 3 ? ranging from 850upwai-<1. that her deceased mothers maiden

‘ name was Edna Cain, and that she,

i ‘was born in this province about tyé

skilful ;rl_t;sst;1);,;3ot!l1n;f i?;§l;;;(;1y_cut stones ‘touch with any relatives on_]ier mo an exp . . d bl d - bl i ther's side. Will any que 'who knows make our dlalnond mugs ou Y eau-a e anything of th-e latefiidna Cain kind- and Of “CC Uouau °°d Value' iv commuhicot,/with the chiei of

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c » Pufy IN Yonx HALL-'rho York instinct their way to sunny cum” the ciovemmcnt, asking that immcdi.

'mlammc Cm' prwnted their three sort warm winds ond not sunshine ste sttentlvn be elven to the erection

Jewelers Since 1868 V sci comedy drcms "And Mary pid" Mmm me pm week or two have of

ta the largest audlmce seen in sfork cooperated to dissipate the snow and

V, T 1 Hall for nine years when a political ,bare mother earth to me cleansing i . - .f , rally was held- The play was o de- |,,,,,,,g sh,,we,,_ and the energmng proved livestock tool: place recently

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'minion Oilcloth. Good assort- ment of designs and colors. 'For kitchens, bathrooms and halls, square yard ,_ . . . _ ..50c.

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helped in no small way towards the t

social followed, the boxes being t

PERSONALS

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The Guardian regrets to learn of

ter of Agriculture, wh? has been con- 5 fined to his be" for the past few

homo today. _ _ _ J

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“O' dat was de- place w’en th

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‘ Argyle to St. Catherines, thus com-

\v’cn snow gc away and de sky is

all blue

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of the improved sires in the

in back on de medder is sing de

gou glow" C _

an h ,sn in out While such exchanges are usulily

.Ven sm s eep rs com

on de pasture X

i dcir ` ` Dey ronne wit deir moder, and play 3

_ An. jomp all de time jus de sam' do V

was crack _ D

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Aims by do shine leetle son piper .3 tonne , ' ‘

De Bullfrog he's gr-rompirfsn dm' _ is Jompin' i ‘ Dey all got deir own way for msk'

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5"° P"°° winters worm has been finished' "*_"° 1”” °' *WWW vein."

sud the farmers are new turning m5 5,"°7"‘° f\'°m°l¥‘l°*°1\- "UI

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of in-oviacnco in' plum;

with full hlrvitl, hc); gpfmgg

the t1umsajoui,'pu_z

bmuiu about br

hit, the acting throughout gram was pronounced by all to be of

success of the performance. A box lt

auctioned by Mr. Norman Brown th and Mr. Peter Brodie, both of whom d were in excellent form. The sum of in $117.40 was -realized which in itself W is almost a record. The young people 0 intend repeating the play later and B have already several invitaiions from Kr other communities. M

the illness of Hon. W. M. Lt-/ii. Minis- V

days ing. Subsequently the govemment

f announced a generous contribution to

» ' this institution. crest credit is due

Dilfjitfyggarh lsfli' lfghrgeieg/[aio the Women’s Institutes of' the pro- icncv that she has recovered nicely Vince fm' the active part they have from her recent operation in P.. E. I. takerl in promoting the establish' AH it] She is mtummg to her ment of the- Sanltorium, a much “P “' - nccdcd 1nstiiucioh..Tnc institutes

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in Long Creek during the past sum-

ST. CATHERINES NEWS ITEMS U1

- lated, as the sentiment in favor of

Wld 'geese harbingers of Spring i*

made their first appearance a. few 0 days ago, winging in unwavering and U

robin will/be heard, also other signs m of the change of the seasons aplenty. cl One is reminded at a time like this of ° the following verses from Drum- -m monds "The Habitant". in

e place from Bt. Catherines fto Long

spring tain she's coming _ C

wi; each other successful conclusion without incon-

An ole cow also, she's glad winter U10” 010118 the line of route become

is over ` somewhat disturbed with the heavy

So she kick hei-'sc'f up ch' ,fmt nf; Shorthorn bass bellowings, accom-

pan .

Wit de two :ear old hciicr, dcvs PY” _

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W’y every tings crazee all over de °f

place _ '_ _ co _ . ' .

An down on the reever de wil duck hlbW°d»' Unf°\'i-llnlfély llih reports

is usckin' bear the tidings that the shortliorn

cellent quality entirely new, and by

ell rendered. Subsequently the Club

e Cornwall Community Club, where was enthusiastically received. All he performers” spoke veri' highly of e courtesy of their Cornwall friends uring the evening. The Bt. Cather- es people are "particularly grateful the following ladies and gentlemen utside their ranks, _who very kindly ave valuable assistance on the pro- am. 'Miss' Mary Stretch, Miss Olga

The committee appointed to can- ass the district inthe interests of the anitorlum 'report affno reception. actically all of the, residents sign-

prising the group which convened

er are to be particularly -congratu-

sanitorium was at this meeting first rystallized in the form of a resolu- on, which resolution was at a later

ate presented to all Institutes and to,

this institution/

An important movement in im-

the district when anumber of assively and symetrically built assics of the shorthorn breed hanged ownership and location. The

ovement, geographically was triple its nature, one procession taking

reek, the second from Long Creek to w Argyle and the third from New'

tin8 the circle. These various ilgrimages signalized the exchange

attle Improvement Association.

Ylllsht with certain grave laments of danger, these

usrds of honor were carried to`a

enlenw °r denser tothe mveiiing ublic, although the more timidbf

led by the higher human so noswhich threatened direcslamity

th four fooled disturber

the peace and serenity of the' untry Should warlike signs be sx

trsnsterredto the Lon(

e Kl\¢e.Joint

' _ Made Well

hesltom

the

cNevin and Messrs Numan Stretch, x

Wilfred Stretch, Leo Berrigan, How-

' ard McNeill and Mack Mcltachern.

Creek district has found the change, in altitude not favorable to health and even`_ though valiant efforts are being made by doctors _ of veterinary science it is feared 'that this' out- standing specimen of ` bovine ex- cellence will soon have passed from Q 'world which he has found ‘to be_a mingling of joys and sorrows _to B Shorthorn valhalla, serving as a last act, the voracious appetite of some representative of the Reynard -tribe.

His many friends will be pleased to

learn of the recovery from a. serious

illness of Mr. David Inzian. Friends will also regret to kn w that Mr. Milton McNeil is suffering from what is hoped to be a temporary indisposi- tion. ` ,, ` ~ f

It is to be regretted that there are

grave possibilities of the educational system of the community being dis- rupted owins to the strike called by the Teachers Federation. _This is d¢¢DlY Tegretted as the school was making .favorable progress under the guidance of Mr. Theo. Ling. It is quite evident that tlie teachers of the province are worthy of exti'a salary and it u to be hoped ` 'that crr 'amic- able settlement of the question may be brought about befolte the “Strike"i occursf V, ` _

The potato market fs still in the

"doldrums" arid the prospects gre that the acreage grown to pogaweg this year will not be as largeg ,ag in former seasons. Livestock productions

The Public Forum

~ This column is opeuifoi- the ` discussion by correspondents of questions of interest. .This Clurlottetuwn Guardian does not necessarily endorse the ‘ opinions of correspondents.

nunsqus mmrmo `

Blr,-I have just read a letter sign-

ed by o' resident of Bedeque com- plaining that my report of the Bedo- que meeting was not accurate in ev- ery particulsr and throwing out the

:?estlon that the writer was pres-

t and left the' meeting before it

was finished. As this insinustiou might fasten the blame (if any blame cm be attached for reporting rumors fromio public meeting) on some innocent person I am again ing your permission to ststg that the writer of the article, was not present at the Bedeque meeting at all. I feel congratulated thotmy report was so accurate and am glad _that my report of the complainants 'own speech was so correct that he found no fault in it. One might think that it would he difficult to coimt the ratepayers present at is public meeting from se- ven school districts, but there you have it-twenty-seven is not such a big total after all.

Let me further say that I noticed

in the premier‘s letter to the teachers that he had all the members hold meetings to find out the .feeling of the electors, and if I scanned the pa- pers closely enough this Bedeque .meeting was the only public meeting on the whole Island. Surely, if the other meetings were as representative and as largely attended, he must have a great idea of the feeling of the people. _

I am, Sir, etc.,

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In Memoriam V

MBS- MARGARET POWER

The death occurred at her resi- dence, 104 Dorchester Street, after :_ short illness of Mrs. Margaret Power in her 'lith year. The deceased was B dillshter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Mclsaac, Cherry Valley, and was of a kind and lovable disposition and had a wide circle of friends.

She leaves to mourn three daugh-

ters, llosephlne, Laura and Bessie, ~.lso two brothers, Ronald of West- ern Canada and Peter at Cherry Valley, _ _ ' The funeral took place Sunday af- ternoon from her late residence D0 St. Dunstan's Cathedral, Rev. Rey McKenzie odlciating at the church and Rev. 0. McCarthy at the grave. The pallbearers were Mr. J.- McLaren, Mr. Wm. Moran, Mr. J. McKenna, Mr. H. Corcoran, Mr. J. B. Fleming and Thos. McMillan. May her soul rest in l>€l.¢_e.

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Tl” °°mm"DiW It Coleman wen m“°_h ¢1\.9!=¥0d llst Thursday morn. ing at the sudden death of Mr. W, H- Beers. I- hiohlv respected citucii of- that district. About D o'ciocg um 1!1°l'l11l18 M1'-_ Beers wls driving sion; the shore at the Brno in o wood sleigh when his horse suddenly went through the iw. wh_i=,h was tory this si this lP°i- MY- 3091*! lumped out of the sleigh to pull the horse out and ex. pired instantly. A number of~mtn who were of -the party in sleigh, 5;. ter sand wer-it_w his assistance. Dr. Champion of 0'Loory, was “usd and pronoimced death to have been instantaneous and due to severe shock. The late Mr! Beers was 07 years of age and was born in De- 'Ssble`_but went to live in Coleman when about 25 yss,rs'o! Age. He was 'a very well-to-do farmer and also kept, howl there for about twenty years. He was very highly respected and took al great interest in the wel- fare of the community .ond was also ~ an enthusiastic worl, - tho Un- ited Church and was ntendent of the Sunday Bchool for o. number of years. There -are left to iriourn their sudden loss besides his sorrow- ing widow, three daughters and two sons, namely:-Mrsy Harry Billi- phant, of Bummerslcl. Mrs. Louis Dystant of Ellerslie; Mrs.`Smith Mark of Bigger, Back; Mr. Gilbert Beers of Atlantic, Mau. and Mr. George Beers of Colemsnf also .two slate and one brother, in whom the sym pathy of the community is extende in their sad bereavement. The fun-

eral, which took plaib on the onli/E

_of his son, Gilbert from* Atlsnti Mass. on Sunday at 1.30 p. ui. fro

his late residence to The Brle Unit ed Church and Cemetery, Rev. M11

Prontt omclating. The floral tfibllti which wire broushii to the 110, and also the large number of friondi. who attended the funeral testiled tt

thc high esteem in which the di ceased was held. The D811 50%” _ were Messrs Robert McNutt, Patriot; McCourt. Bsnnerman Mitchell, Thof moo oulioh, Russel Rows and B- Bryanton.-B ’ ~ _ i I

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