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'hd' DUN in long-

awaited

epic of

the color-

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South

west.

.- l EIIHUIID IDWE WARNER BAXTER

DURIJTHY BURGESS

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MUVIETUIE

Also OUR GANG

Talkle

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Seo s lighting

through!

of Chinatown . .

and tore in with _"ying

BUSTEB. BROWN COMEDY

lil

Engiands summer this year was

the sunnlest in 18 years.

ln a recent month Japans postalfl

savings increased by nearly $24,000.- ‘ 000.

mont =»'»»‘#;l==. us

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The very minute you read this you

houid take a mental inventory ol your coal supply and then get in touch with us.

Best quality Hard and Soft Coal

and Coke always on hand. You should place your order now.

D. cfm. & co.

-1,. '. PHONE 173

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ALL 'HIE KITCHEN UTENSILS

Aswellasotiheritemsinourhard-

_vw-are line are of first quality and made M withstand more than the normal abuse. We have all the things you need. from nails to seucepans, from hammers to ourtsin rods. Think of lv when you think of hardware. _

f .The Rogers ' Hardware Co.,

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The Vogue

*ln-° is. A. on ._

Spectaeleware

--- C.-maicia Brewing

'I 'Dominion Bridge .. ... .. 73% 'UW Yea-Y If °°mP“I'°d °n th’

we take pride in fitting our _Fraser company ._ 15%;

`l 1:' Steel W .. ...

patients with the newest and lic" ‘“x_ "es

most becoming types of SDM-

tscle_ ware.

»_~white Cold isiust now in

‘_ popular favour; we are show- _mg s number or the 111.06*

‘popular desllnl

_upmduist

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our heartlest congratulations for fu- li '

ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION

On Monday evening, Feb. 24, at

the annual incetlng of the New Lon- don North E28 Circle the members with grateful hearts presented. the following address read by B. R. Meek:

Mr. James L. Saunders, President

New London North Egg Circle:

Dear Sir:

we learn you are severing your cou- ncction with our circle; and that you have moved your residence to anoth- er distrlct. We feel that we cannot let this opportunity pass without ex- pressing io you in some humble way our thanks and appreciation for your valuable service during the past, as our Circle has met with a loss which may never be regained.

We extend to you and your wife

ure happiness in your new home,

crowned with a fnir share of pros-

perlty.

And now, Jim, we ask you to ac-

cept this little gift, not for its earth- ly value, but as a token from your many friends who will ever think of you; and during the long winter evenings as you sit by your hearth enjoying n quiet smoke, may mem- ories lead you back to tile many hap- py hours spent in this grand old

district of New London North.

Signed on behalf of this Circle.

Manager, GEORGE COUSINS, 1

Sec.. RAY MEEK,

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iilrecim, lmvcn BELL. ir. ALLEN 11;; sS’;,';;};°;§n°_‘;;_:°w';°f_;u;'i_47

share were as anticipated. other feat- ures and the strong cash position

th l

CAMPBELL.

The address was accompanied by

a valuable Meerschaum pipe, which is destined to prove a close and

warm friend to Mr. Saunders.

Mr. Saunders with his wontecl

aptitude acknowiedgc.d the address I and present, concisely expressing his deep sense of gratitude for this most

thoughtful recognition.

Mr. Saunders emphasized the

harmony that had been among the members and officers of the circle, no discordant element ever having entered into any of their commercial and socinl relations. 'l`he broadest

and most tolerant spirit was eyer

inanifesi. Y.

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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Market reports furnished by

Gi'r»<_~nsl1lr~lrl <3.: -Oo.. Montreal, io Stewart Jones 5: Co.. B8 Great George

Quoted at closing, March 5. 1930. __

Call Money.. . ..... 4%

so 21 21.1.- asil 'S 36

37%

Abitibi .. ... Allieria Pacific Grain .. ..... Asbestos .. ... ... Bruzillml .. ... ... .....

B. C. Power .. ... ... ...

ze C

17-it 3 ml

(Znmuin Cur .. ... Cnnarlrl Cement ...

... ¢»»

Lli\nucl.| Power :ind Paper .. ...

..... ... 7

. ...

13 8%

Home Oil .. . .-~~- .- --

8% 38%

lil

333i 133%

24 28

68%

51 17 20 4l%_ 40%'

Industrial Alcohol _ .

lxiiernationai Nickel .. ....... International Petroleum .. ... Moriscy Harris .. ... ... ..... Montreal Power .. ... ..» --

Frontenac ... ... Breweries .. ... ... Stool Car .. ... ... Bronze .. ... ..

rsqq Mlltihl -4 »-1 ~~¢~~ -'-"-* Tar .. ... ... .....

Players ., ... ... ...

. ... ... .. Corporation .J ... ... .l 'Il Hoa .. ..._ ... ... ... 78%.

as an ass ns

sq* cis se\_,Ig,q “li

Simons .. 39% Winnipeg Electric .. 4315

American Can .. 136% Ansconda ._ ... ... ... 74% Ai.l°8'h!.ny .. ... ... 31%

` It is with feelings of regret that Bendix AVUUOH -- ... ...

Consolidated Gas ._ 121 International Harvester .. Kmlsvwt Cvpper .. sau Mwisomery ward .. 4st; Niagara Hudson Power .. 15% Paramolmt Players Lssky Penick dt Ford ... 37% Poor 6.: Co. B. .. 29% Standard Oil of New Jersey .. 02% Sterling Securities A ., ,._., w\1uysove»r1an4..`..... ssl Radio .. ... ... ... 48% Yellow Truck ..... ... ..... 19%

and it is our wish that you may bc C' P* R' " ~°' - 202'/5

General Motors .. ... ...... U. S. Steel .. ... ... 179%

Bank of Nova. Scotia. .. ... ... '_325 sank of Montreal .. some Bank of Commerce .. ... 263 Royal Bank .. ... ... ... ~307

onal Nickel which appeared yester- rlsy has been received with satis i

optimistic reports current on Company for some time.

report ol Intemationnl Nickel ls esttrnalte provided for the fini. _ol the ore reserves. The totals exceed very considerably general expecta- tions and are highly impressive. 'I' al ore reserves are given Ss 202.8 000 tons. Of this total, proven ore

673.000 tons of which 43,562,000 is high grade or below the 1,400 t

ore below the 1400 level runs rrickel $2.39._c0liD¢’l' $3.82- givlng a. value of over $25 per ton. wii.h Nickel $14.34 at 30c and copper $li5lJ at 16c n pound. This wo

S|_1.eet_ Chm.|oUq0wn_ show about $3,350,000 for Frood

alone. with the total running

000. It is stated further that

scmer matte made from Frood

MONTREAL ‘mined below the 1,600 tom level

_net s return in precious metal ues of approximately $50 per ion.”

the initial financial statement

Company Limited since the control passed from English into Canadian

nulmmg Pmaucu .. 21% 1""1d-’- Th° °°‘"‘1“8'» ‘fm P“°"“”°¥

and to $2.34 per sham on the com-

|mcn stock outstanding at iihe end of .

into

of average amount of stock ou d ing during the year these esmings would be somewhat higher. The com-`

rmperlul on ._ 24% hw" S'/°¢k- W'h1‘=h il “BW °“

Montreal Curb Market together the preferred _L1 llllofbd UWM 30 to 21. or ins than 9 times earnings fOr 1929. 1 `

Bmelters .. ... ... ..... 237 Steel of Canada .. 46% Steel of Canada Pfd ._ .....

NEW YORK ' ‘

68%

1555.

BANKS

MARKET REVIEW

The annual report for Internat-

fac-

While

per

the the

e Company have substantiated

What will be looked upon as ar the most valuable section of

by the the time

Ot-_ 20- in

he Frood Mine amounts to 134.-

tons

foo

cvel. 'I'he average grade of proven

foot

uid ore be-

Ween $.3,350,000,000 and $4,000,000,-

..b”_

one will vai-

in 13-

ned by Dominion Tar dr Chemical

satisfactory results are revealed

ontlgenoies. were equivalent tn $18.- 8 per share on the preferred stock

basis n.

the with 1-2

The fine technical values cf

_ srswsaiwosss a co.

from steamer Victoria. should place orders at once. to' allow Association

Potato Growers’ Association.

hardly v/_slit and suilered great pain. .:".~:.:° tr.; :.‘:'.‘:.':‘:°‘.:‘.'.."°=..""°“.. me ""1 M - ~= =~

N ° U " ‘ '_ _ expected that sn msnlresm nam may when -the try nr. wuuuhs Phil: rm. snesru- bmmmm “_ .wen mu shove an ma outs ¢:,au»i¢the_p11hm- nnuimlefsns mn" Wm _ _ as 3-4 ‘for s me gain of 2-4 of ons trouble disappeared and_» has _.not dn” me _ _ and one mther..n . . _ point over lut nighvs close.” _lt_-,v|ouid' since siwnrihe' least sign-of return-_ ,

ml. s¢.wfwwn¢.w_»_»»gB_1il1he

continue tha,advanc_e..

§ _:ai £2 js!

Gantral Guardian

i sumo coal., chestnut aiu for bssetrun-lers, sold in any quantity. A.`

Pleltrd dr Co., Phone 340. _

, 2140-3-5-Sl.

KLDON-BELL! BIVER1-'There will be service st Eldon at 3 o'cloek and at Bells River' at 'l o'clocl: on

Sunday. March ith. ‘

.. .Z-‘

\POLICB COURT-At the Police .Court `yssta‘day_, morning a man charged with carrying concealed weapons was sentenced to thirty days

.in..isi.l.

_YALLEYFIELD-OIIWELL l!IAD\ pastoral charge. Services March 9. 1930, ._ll"s..' m., Valleyfleld; 1 p. m., Orwell Head. of

ship in connection with the United of

Bishop, minister. ` _ gr

rsansrzaa. sraiuuna. vlc- M

TOIIA - Parties wishing delivery

time secure suitable steamer. P. E. I.

3083-3-3-5i

DISCHABGING COAL TODAY.-

of Albion Nut and Stove, Invemess

ply todly. ~ ` 2140-3-5-3i.

iamsotweat Capo was inJured whenthealslgihinv/hkrhshowas I drivlngwssovertumedontherosd Mnblcwilllanuwsaretmnlnghcro after having spent s. few days with

COVYY--O _

Betts of Gi-nlwood vfhose funeralll’

the funeral cortege proceeded to the United church at Glenwood. where P (the pasipr, Rev W. S. I/ailing Offici- ated, The pail-bearcrs wsre:- Messrs

Albert li/iiclsallc, C'liIl`ou'd li/iiati.`heWS

Donald, teacher at Summerslde High I School. spent the week end, the gums or Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- ‘

Currie, teacher st Indian River, spent ° the week end at her home in South Bnore.-Mr. Alden Carr. Newton,

and Mrs. John McLellan.-The final card game of thc season was held at 5 me home or Miss oiuls.-Miss ner- °

week end the guest of Miss Margaret McLellan, Indian River.

thing that you cannot rub out. Every

sufferer from rheumatlsm has been d advised to rub this or that iinament

or oil on the affected part, but after 1 all the rubbing the pain remained. B Thin blood and rheumatlsm come to- u gether and if they are properly treated 1 will go 'wgethen Anaemis means thin blood. and thin blood is some- l tl-ring that can be correcled. so why not build up the blood until the

rheumatic poisons are driven out?

ueaiment of rheumatlsm with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Rheummtism

the thin blood is built up. and when the poisons in the blood sm overcome

pears and does not retum so long as

great value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in the treatment of rhsumstlsm isra°ovedbytheo\leofMr.'1’i'iomas Martin. of Novsr. Ont. who ssysz- "For some years I was so badly troub- led with rheumatism that I could

iii ii” ri is

wannma ‘ahurvtisahl-'Au iatesytlag event occurred at the residence of llr. and Hrs. Arthur UNK!! 0! 88 Grafton ' Street. Cbsrlotintown. on larch ith. when they celebrated thsir fiftieth wedding anniversary. There were present with them for the happy occasion Archibald Mackay of Charlottetown, brother of Hr. Manley, who was st the marriage fifty years ago; and their sons and daughiars.` Rev. A.- Mscliay, of Chipman. N. B.. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben ' ltogcrson of Tryon: Mn. Austen Burns of Waltham. Mass., Mr. and lbs. Claude Mae- Kay of Montague; Mr. and Mrs.< Cordon Mackay of Charlottetown. and Mr. and Mrs. Stirling MacKay.

Albany. Two sons James and

"'- Harold of British Columbia. were

STANLEY BRIDGE AND NORTH unable to be present. The rooms were

RUBTICO-There will bs divine wor- ggscsfuliy q¢¢¢n|,¢4 with _ m»"m¢r¢;

white and gold and white wedding

church on sunday. March mb. at sein with white hymhlh ans yenew SUDIGY 3711186. 11 8- UL. Rnd 8% nsrcissus. The members of the fam- Nvrth RUS!-10°. 3 D- _m- Rev- H- 5- ily presented their father and moth-_

with an Atwater Kent electric'

_ #- radio set. All Join in wishing Mr. and ,

rs. MacKay many more yéars of

happy wedded life.

PERSONALS

Mr. Peter McQuaid, Bedford. hasl

arrived home after spending a '_ _ _

month in Boston visiting friends. '_ij ¢ s 2 u Mu _‘

A. Pickard dr Co., are unloading ears e

A NARROW ESCAPE- A most _'

2801 W” MH WWW M°W”|' R"""“’ 1"' "°"“'“" ‘° °"““" t° cn.-ea rwu can was responded ep by were-.mesh-s nuusi Moon-dis mu and muh Quinn oqlnu

resume her work in the Civil service seven members one vmwr W” Euan, 5mm; mug Phu-son ,Basil Rnncis Fleming

he" present The minutes of the previous M1680! 0111110 IDU Wind' IPOD! tht Grade II- i Frankie Weir 2

"t meeting were read and approved. A W¢¢k9l14 W 7-11°" YUP°W~V° h“n°'- 345117100 R044. 3 1'-»°° Mid-

F‘d°nd° °f Mn' °°rd°° mwmnfi report was given by the Sick Com- ”"""“'°

'I`r°v¢r=¢ r¢¥f=f- 'D Mm 01 srsmn mmol school. mm mmm: s cord M

he’ ‘Wi ’°'uh°"» M’ u° 3*” Wh” h” °°m'm“°d mmm' SM u "mg meeting was not held on the regular '“""" GUI” 131'-'1 MNT BUIMHH and Lot 8. Doctors Champion and Klen- attended by her sister Mrs. Jane mgm_ me school was not vmmd_.1-he 'rm following is the honor mil of James -Bennett (equal) 2 Evelyn

umur" who hu noenuy ‘etumedl following committees were appointed stanley Bridge school mr the mmm ‘ MwK*Y. 8 Eiva. McKay-

°m B°°'0\1» MW- lm, Mmm sm, C°mmm,,_ Mm or rebx-uary:- Perfect attendance; 1-uma r-ii.-we

1- Bm, Andrew md Mm ,,.,,nk How cms vm-1 miss 1-omit. 2 xehhsth Murray. Nm neu, mn-

M"‘ “"1"” Pnmm' mt my' ton; school camm1ttee,Mis.-. Martha °W° Quinn- 3 UMH Wwh- dl Fkmlnl- LWB Quinn- Luton ty. returned from Bermuda on the_ Brown and Mm Gordon Homtonz Grade VII-1 Alban Holger, 2 mu, Mmm Beg Rm, M,,E._\_m st mp of the "Lady Rodney" ,Lunch Committee Mrs. Goxdon|L°m° Bulmm' i \G°'~d“* M°K*"y' Tenn" C““`i¢ G' ' hlle in B°1Tm\1d°M1'- Plrkmw db- ’ _i mme vr-1 Kenneth messy, 2 woodside. .

nedy have bmi in attendance. Her M many friends wish her a speedy re- fl'

nan Lance rvm:n.4r,_ Many B1

friends gathered to pay a last tribute 'a

iespeatiovflhe memcry or Mr Amas . W

rock plane ` ru-may afsenmon. M _ Mm . mmozmm it me home_ sum. The weather in lgermuds. at

* this time is like our midsurnmer Mr.

Fi-may night.-Mr. Bennett 1<eny,,\°

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summerside' and Mr' Aumn Mc mpecgm- gm”-t nm that geography School Fair Work, and Mrs. Warileldl ~ _ W _ _ g

u wmgumd |, lm-,.1 ‘ni Hhwry 8 Orr e. paper on Poultry Raising. Mrs.l . 'I_Q€rl’.»l;f'¢f’..'}§§'.'\~

empgnl ph.” of gh, “nm thing, Orr is well qualified to speak on this !

nd that therefore the two subjects 5””-l¢°°» 35 ‘he ha* “°h‘°"'°d gre” ' I ° Dum be c|°5¢|y ¢°n»¢|.“d in muh., success in the poultry business, anal Brlng Sunshlne Into Yaur

Lellan, Indian River.-Miss Celina a

nloc Carr, teacher, Newton, spent the “Whu°‘ TM" °"'”"‘ 5" °°"°d HL"

wry:

which crop up but the struggles go- ing on beneath the surface. If motor

. _) . c

Rheumatlc I a-‘ns would be no need for a new inven-

tion

Cannot be rubbed out-The Trouble md

MW* 5° T'°°*°‘* -T"'°“lh "'° BIN* satisfaction there would bs no heed

The pain of rlieiunatism is some- event m history is not me knwmnt

thing. but the facts that there arc e w

orm. To sum up. Inspector Court sid

nder the following headings:

'rho is exmiy what is dom in me IW"

in sny form shows improvement as Ind

Mnoourthopsswssecarrlodoutby

and driven 'out rheunmtism dlaap- lpeotorlto.

the blood is kept rich and red. The New

March 30. the subject for discussion W D9

I Pmlllllmu of tapiol for Cach m 2

the Bch `

UUUPCIAIOII

es left recently for Brackley

Miss Ruby B. Moore, who has been ' _ __ _ _ ~

"°“°”" “°’ "°"°"' ""“‘ h" W” president op-:red the mmm.; by ths,f.§.1,uu°hos¢L ' mum com, s-mas Moolugin.

*BMW* “Wm” °°°“"f°d M Nb-~ °““" M” md W" uw” “°°’°‘ w°‘° singing or the out me repeating the The pau-seems at the mae:-sl cones rv-1 Non mm. 2 r.l,~l.,..

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Cape

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BIG' AUCTIO.N"*S‘ALE

=The Balance of 'Our Stock~_Wi1l\_be Offered by Auction _all This Week Nothing Reserved, Sole Positive

9.30 to 12.00. 1.30 'to 5.00. 7.30 to 9.30

MEN 'S WEAR LADIES’ WEAR SILK DRAPERIES DRESS GOODS SHIRTS . SPRING COATS FURNITURE SILKS

~ COLLARS VVINTER COATS COVREINGS COATINGS

_ i

qvgn,

‘1 .

bln needs replenishing, order a. sup- gym-ug, - . _

GLOVES FUR COATS CURTAINS SUITINGS

SOX CLOTH DRESSES BABY GO-CARTS GLOVES

SUITS SI% DRESSES HATS YARNS UNDREWEAR‘-SIL ' STOCKINGS CAPS TRIMMINGS OVERCOATS LADIES’ UNDERW’R RAIN COATS TWEEDS

m_m_m;;mMm__ Store and 0ff|ee Furniture, Antique irrors

i'I _ . - . . tl Beach where he will supervise the, _"_, _ »

screened. old sydney screened and ¢,,mm md mu” of., 1,... h,,,,_' '_-_ e

sprlnlhul 59113504 C°51~ If WW Wu dftd (.0118 Of 100 fd* hh! fil’m'3 ¢01d' ' ' _

011401 Bi".-1. 'Ml-\'i0‘n Bell, 1

' mitite. Owing to the fact thlt the . 011 CKIY-

osed of a pair of saddle horses to

to a seething cauldron in

l continuous movements or

tru les are taking place, with an vent cropping up to the top once in

but real history is not the events

are gave perfect satisfaction, there

or improvement in motor cars, if a government gsvo perfect

f s change. Therefore the actual

fects in conditions as they exist, ch gives rise to a ltruggle for re-

thst History might be discussed

1. Old conditions.

2. Defects. 3. Problem.

4. lwent. ll. Defects' in the event which

rlss to another problem. sto. ‘

'1‘h0 talk was concluded with a ds- nstrstlon of three Type lessons, some- valuable suggestions which

cteaohenintlllspsrtoflusin-

Thdneitmeetlnrwillbeheldln

QIUQUY M1 £118 l»fl»ll'l100l1'0f

Nature Study.

The teaohm an asked to prepare

onth llllnst ons tmprovsmsht for

col hir and suggest a moioot

i tie gasgg '§$r¥=

Houston and Miss Martha Brown,

drew.

It was moved and seconded thai.,

mm the members are looking forward ton ‘ _

3umm;¢,y_ h, 5.1¢ hu bun mm. receive some profitable hints along; our New Wallpapers

spent the week at the home oi’ Mr. pmd

wh ch

this line. Mrs. Blair Andrew will. take the musical number at the next! meeting, which will be held at the| home of Miss Marlon Moffatt. the roll ' call to be answered with "House-| cleaning 1-lints.”' The Mite Collec- tion" for the evening amounted to $1.40. The meeting closed with sing-. ing "God Save the King." §

-'-iz;-_ .

FREDERICK EARL MURPHY

° In the midst oi' life we are in death!

This passage was vc-ry ioroibly ln- §

terpreied when -the death occurred I at Chelton. on February ith. of Fred- , erlck llhrl Murphy, after a two days illness of rneniingiltls. at the early age I of twmty nine years. ' .

Fred was born at Sherbrooke on' ll/Lay 15th, 1900, and was the son of i Teresa McCa.rdle and the late Peter i Murphy. Ha received his education i at Cholton School. from which he passed the entrance examinations to Prince nf Wales College in 1914. Ow- ing to the death of his father _Fred

fourteen, and was an extensive potato

`1-Lis appearance. manner snd'per-~ sonsllty made him s pleasing con- vcrsstimislist with young and old.

The passing, _while just in the prlmsolilfeofsuch s.nhonest.ln

and heartbroken mother. four sisters

ummm as amz as oamag. ac susan. the has at 'lil if

rim me hm sm ' ____» mis .wdum niiuuqiwia me at ms was alum =\'15°'“\`i

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rs. C. llf. Wilkins for a handsome Buymg C°m’“""'°°' Bm' An' -' ' L' '-5 ' 1'- f - _ -

5*" ` ‘I ||Iii

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Our new Staunton line of Sunwor-

B,-|m.,,,n np,-,|-“_ two brackets and two boxes oi’ color-‘_ 1 » .- _ _ __ _ _ _ ____ _ _ _.G __ . ___

._______..___ ed chalk be purchased for the school. _ ° ‘ ¢ _’ . " l _ _

squpy 63,931: Mgypmg - _ An interesting contest, "Who's_ » _ _ __ ’ '_ . _ _

_ _ Who" was then carried out, Miss ' _ ~ f ' - , _ _

. _ 1 5, g 1 ¢,¢ h. Mscbougall winning first prim and it ` - ` Qx sms Mwthews' W' T~ Mega” Fred crsnmiznfxd H: aijgugwugghmrcon Mrs. Gordon Houston the booby! ' G" ` .’ 4’ ' ` ' Smit Wim, _ lDUna.1 -O. -' I » ~' `- - .

h' and E Mc d ' mb, 20;h_ 9° dlgwn pl-°b|¢m, ‘mms The Institute welcomed Miss Mac-‘ . __ J ,,»_ ) _ .

'INDIAN mven AND vlcrlvrrv- "‘°"“°1"°‘ ‘md with “‘°“` I¥”P°°°°'° D°“g“" ‘” “ "ew '“°'“b°" A “perl I -' Q ' 7 0 ‘-5 " W I W; . A number of the young people of Mr' H°W°~"d C0011. on Cl;r_ia_dti_an giterature was read _)>y L ‘__ /_,_,» _*_ _*_ .1 .1

Indian River were eye witnesses of 1“5P°°"°’ CW" 3°” " d°m°°5"""_ms" a B' r°wn_:_ Mi Martha u, _

me hockey much at Kensington on tion or the washing or History, which 1”°\' the next mee ns sa _ .1 S R_11{Y .

“wed very lmtmcuye go mow Brown was appointed to give a. t.aik_ _ *u_“'.. ___ 5 . _

mam; In gh, mu,-5, of ms “UL on liow our Institute can promote. 31 "sh

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thy Wallpaper will give your living room l or any other room a distinctive and mod-

ish character.

You will be certain of lasting pleas~

ure* from the Sunworthy Wallpapers which we are showing in all the newest styles. Their colors withstand sunlight and their beauty lasts.

~We are again featuring- the popular

22 and 30 inches widths, and our low pric-

es will interest you.

All sen1i-trimmed- and ready to put

up.

We invite you to nay us a call at your

A earliest convenience

‘ I-Ie undertook farming at the asc of i Phone 70 for our lm-‘ge sample book

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