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everything

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it you want Expeditions and Expert workmanship

Send to

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AND BTOPPEIB Spend a little time in the selection o! the hardware ‘tor your home. You will ilnd that we l-N ﬂlht in advis- ing you to coma to our hardware store so that we can show you the laieat and moat practical in door stow. looks. hinges and tasieninga. Our line ia attractive as well as ei- ﬂolent: the kind that will give tall aatisiaetion.

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MB. ARTHUR VESEY re-opens his piano classes timber 25th. Phone R 10-3 no wior reservations.

6968-9-15-21.

POTATO HAULING-Cail Ben's Taxi and Transfer for your Potato hauling, 3 Trucks. Phone 1010.

‘38D0-9-11-5i

PAUL KOLLINS FAREWELL l RECITAL, auspices Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Hearts-Hearts Memorial Hall. Tues- day, Sept. 18th.

OFFICE CLOSEIL-Dr. McInty-res oilics will be closed until Monday. September 22nd. 6992-9-16-21.

DON'T MISS HEARING the mixed qusrtette oi the Farnell concert party at Stanley Bridge Hall on Thursday. September 18th. 698i.

COMING HERE.—M!'. Dave Miner oi the Parnell Concert company and his violin selections at Stanley Bridge ‘Hall on September 18th. Mr. Miner has lust returned from spec- ial studies in Germany. 6981.

ROLLO BAY - AND VlCINlTY

Mrs. Joseph Chaisson and Mrs. Lazarus White. Rollo Bay West. spent Sunday in Sourls guests of Mr. and Mrsl Robert Chsison.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Burke. New Acadia spent the v‘e,ek end in Rol- lo Bay West.

Mr. W. Edward Mahsr. Rollo Bay East spent. Sunday in Monticello.

The September meeting of the Rol- lo Bay Womens Institute was held in the school. The meeting opened with singing the ode. Owing .to the small attendance it was decided to hold s. special meeting to decide on an enteitainment to be held in the . near future. -

Mrs. E. Pierce and children, st. Margarets. were recent, visitors to Sourls River the guests oi Mrs. Plerces sister, Mrs. Angus MscCar- man. »

Among those attending the open- ing service in the new church at lsouris on Sunday last were Mr. and Mrs John Fitzpatrick, Wocdville Hills Mr. and Mrs. Heib MacQuald. rhsrlotietoim. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. -c1le, DeGros Marsh Mess" H. J. hlIiCCOﬂllBC, Dundas and James Banks, Poplar Point.

l Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mallard, Gowan Brae on the birth of a, daughter

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l Mrs. Alex MacDonald oi Bear Riv- ler North, was a recent visitor to ‘Rollo Bay West.

The death occurred at Little Pond ‘on Monday morning after a short illness oi Ronald A. MacDonald. ag- ed seventy. leaving to mourn besides , his widow, two daughters, Mrs. Jam- cs Foley. San Francisco. CallL, lvirs. Jack MacKenzle. Sturgeon. two sons, Aness, Little Pond. and Alex at home Also two sisters, Mrs. John Mooney, Mrs. M. MacDonald. Greenvale. Funeral took place Wednesday morn- ing to St. Francis De Sales Church.

We understand that Mr. Alec Fish- er. Eglington, has purchased the building owned by the J. J. Hughes Co. Sourl; East. and intend starting a grocery store there at sn early date. We wish Mr. Fisher every suc- cess.

Mr. Frank Maciflnrthy of the staﬂ‘ oi the J. J. Hughes 00., left Wed- nesday for St. Dunstsns‘ University.

Mr. Aubrey Doucettc, St. Johns- bury. Vermont arrived home this week on a visit to relatives in New Acadia.

The marriage took place at Char- lottetown Tuesday morning. Rev. l... Mullaly oi St. Dunstan Univer- sity ofilcisting. oi Miss Frances Edna Peters, daughter oi’ Nlr. and Mrs, Frederick Peters. Rollo Bay East. to Mr. Chester A. Macﬂough.

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Bear River North. The bride was at- tended by Miss Eileen MacGough. Bear River, and the groom was ably supported by Mr. E. E. Doucctte. St. Charles. The happy couple lei: im- medlately on a. honeymoon trip to Boston before returning to Bear Riv- er where they will in future reside. Prior to her marriage she was the guest o! honor at a miscellaneous shower arranged by her sister-in-lan" Mrs. E. F‘. Peters. at which she was the recipient oi’ many valuable and useiul giits. The house was very prettily decorated with yellow and white streamers and white bells. Tall yellow tapers and ﬂowers were used on the table the centre decoration being the bride's cake. A generous supply oi’ firecrackers containing paper caps. added to the merriment

gilest wore their cap during Several hours music and added to an enjoyable cv-

as each

supper.

dancing ening.

CONNOLY AND sroupi" NUPTIALS.

A very pleasing and happy event took place at St. Dixustas Bncillrzi, on the morning of Au;- lmi, ult. when Mr. J. F. Coiuiclly. $0,; of Mrs. Mary Connolly. Fitzroy street was united in the Holy Bonds oi M:- trimony. to Miss Helen Storey. daugh- ter oi Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Storey oi this city.

Themarriagi- ceremonywas per- formed b3 the Rev. Father McCarthy curl during the N-npiials nlass. various

select-ions appropriate to the occasion

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