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pleasant visit to Charlottetown where

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the Fleet air arm, in which land was

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on the sea. several hours to prove the possibil-

aeroplane used in this expcri- ity

has been modified so that the enough for rescue and salvage opera- of the fuselage might be made tions to be carried out.

porta

The

ment sides to collapse outward by the

’ LONDON, Feb, 26-fB_y The Can- of a lever in the'pilot's cockpit and -

Press)-An experiment with to ca

aeroplane made buoyant on water a number of air bags to serve ng on the water in un einer- as floats. The bags remained de-

was carried out recently at flated until they were needed to sup-

Felixstowe by officers of thc Acro- port

and Arinameiit Experimental were _ Btablishment at Mixrtlcsliam Heath, of compressed air carried in the fus-

olk. A similar attempt was made elage. -

two or three years ago, and the The aeroplane, alighting on the

operation

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PERSONALS

-Mr Bud Mountain was a visit- to Kensington this week.-s

Mrs Reginald Forbes of Bedeque a_ visitor to Summerslde during stormy weather.-S

0 0 -Mrs Reginald Forbes has return

the machine on the water and 0

then rapidly filled from bottles

in the ordinary way, was almost

buoyed up by the air bags and

*fel

machine was left in the sea for

of its renirbing afloat long

U. S.

_ costs

'CRIMES EACH YEAR _

cosr s1c,ooo,ooo,ooo “"9 _ _ _

~ optimistic sign. lt also tended to set

KANSAS CITY’ F(_b_ 26___CUme at rest rumors_ which were current,

the United states sic,ooo,oo0,- °f

_i 000 annually, Dr. Ray O_ Wyland, W0 '_ New York, director of the National G

` s Boy Scout Educational Department

paid

ants. "o

~ ey 1'

year acter girls said. the

1 The

- commended for its effect

here in an acldi'cs_~; before 4,- at

000 Scout troop leaders and assist- pa

nl criminal takes as much nion- CL? rom tho American public every “mt dcma"ds‘ 4 as it would cost to give char-

trainlng to 160 normal boys and fo

for a whole year,” Dr. Wyiund

“It would be cheaper to add to _ annual budget for teaching am

American youths tho right 11111111.15."

Boy Scout movement has been

iveiicss in

2 training and building character more

I often than any other soci

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ul agency,

he said. ‘

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. - GANDHI 1Nvi~:sfrao wrrn FULL

EW DELHI, India, Feb. ZG.- ni

1 . 1 Mahatma Gandhi was today invest-

_ the working committee of the _ da _` | _ All-India, National Congress with the sk _ ____ _ of absolute decision in his con- bl £17? i'- ~ " rersations with Lord Irwin, Viceroy 15

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In kitchen when you have our B

Cooking Utensils at handwt

Were designed to make cooking

, mm. and no and io iiiichco fxgnes G__u__nt_ She had many __

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io hide 'mass in ' the pci fr !ou’l| be proud to have them Come, see them yourself. I

M" 5- » and Gerald Lavoie, six daughters,

Co” I-iache, Mrs. David Caissie, the Mis-

' ° three brothers Matthias Peter and

. Joseph Lavoie of East Collette,

_-_*_

i.§Z-2=%C-Zi!-IE sisters M,-s_ prank Gould of Amd.

ievilie and Mrs. Peter Murray of

__ __ ,_ L_ ,_- __Jl,,__ __ A Hish Mass of Requiem was sung -_ ,';~i,i\£; _ -hh lldllpvlylngllllltr at the Palriish Church, Reverenld

_ _» 1 __ _,; Father Bab eau, pastor, many re- ' ` ` ' °°'- °°==°°“° "'"- Ill .‘§f.‘-l°‘;.Z?;‘..‘§i§F§‘-°$.§iiT§.2‘i;..-.Il‘.°-

V nv J' F Damien Richard, Alphonse Csissie, i

""9"" "george Gallant Baile utblsnc and

E ' ‘ A' °"t°.' x§;,°"‘Leo Herrell. I ` "Nl _,_ - _3 __ -f . W- _~~-- 1 ‘= ‘ "'-

was generally constructed as an

dissension withlnthe ranks of the rking committee. andhi now expects to be sum-

moned again to the Viccroy's palace

any timc. Both sides in the peace rlcys are Just' now marking -time ndiiig receipt from London of the binet‘s views regarding the Nation-

'Ihc main demands submitted by a

on of property confiscated l'or_8-I1

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s'r0itM Pm.-:c1~:D1-:D QUAKE ~Af

LoN1:>oN, rch. 26.-A dispatch just ' 11°

iids, reports that the recent New 'P9-

iere by a tremendous, but windless, ocean storm which lasted a whole 9'

y in this tropic region, with the

g spray 80 feet in the air.

ga.

MBS. AUGUSTINE LAVOIE

Frank Gould of Acadicville, passed a way rcccntly at her home in

cars of age and was formerly Mlss‘-

icrids ln Kent and Northumberland` -

-<Mr

IA:

'Thomas and Mrs Lourie. of this city. h _

her home ln Bedeque from a

was the guest of Dr W. H. Peth- _-S _

Blake Lidstone has returned

his home in Cape Wolfe from

_Hallfax, N. S-, where he has been _'taking a course in Oxy-Ascctylene welding at the Canadian Liquid Air Welding School.-5 ` _

-<Miss Rose Grady receivedanasty

'blow on her right temple and a sev- _ere shaking up when she slipped and

l on the icy side walk near the

;Bank of Commerce on Tuesday af- iternon. The streets of Summerside _are in a very dangerous condition.

,Perhaps the new Council which has just been elected will be able to de- vise some means of remedylng the sltuatlon.4

__.______ G ILLAN-LAURIE

A quict but pretty wedding took

place at the church of the Most Holy Redeemer Tuesday, Feb. i'l, 1930, when Rev. Joseph McGree1, C.

S. R., mitted in marriage, Anne

_Florence eldest daugheter of Mr and 'Mrs

James Glllan of this city to Ivan hur Laurie son of the late Capt.

e bride looked very charming in

dress of Navy blue flat crepe with

the Mahatma arc: General amnesty coral trimming and hat to match and

r political prisoners, enquiry into wore a corsage bouquet. She was at-

allegeri excesses by the police, rcstor- tended by her sister Miss Mary Gill-

who wore a dress of rose taupe

n-payment of taxes, and the free- ‘ Wil-h hilt t0 mB»f¢h Bild 8150 WON? 8 m of peasants in making salt. corsage bouquet- Mr Reginald Cronin

this city ably supported the groom. ter the ceremony a sumptuous

___ 'wedding breakfast was served at the

me of the brides parents to about

Ccived from Rm-atongm Cook 15- forty relatives and friends of both

1'tles including Rev. Joseph Mc-

aland earthquake was preceded Cvfeel. C- 3~ 5~ R

The grooms gifts to the bride was

cheque and to the bridesmaid a

gm white gold necklace andtothc gtaoms January 28 was a perfect summer man wld cuff links'

\ The many beautiful and costly

y cloudlcss and the sea calm andf gms including cheques' cut' glass' ue. Suddenly the ocean waves rose suv" and une" 9° t° sh°W the feet high outside the lagoon, roll-- p°p“1arity °f both the bride and over the reef and nishcd up the gr°°m Wh° b°t’h are members °f

arbor, swamplng sheds and throw- Ch‘"1°tte"°wn'S “ma” set"

Mr and Mrs Lourie left amid

There was not B breath of wind showers of rice and confetti and a

short honeymoon trip to the main-

- ‘f ,. and through the spray it could be

' ' _men that the Ocean was perlecuy land. On their return they will reside

V calm beyond the zone of disturbance. at

` ”' - Giant waves lashed the harbor all

ff night, then subsided.

51 Pownal St.

A MISS-A KISS

The country station-master did not

I N M E M train came in he stood at the platform

ar a uniform, and one day when a

te to take the passengers' tickets.

A pretty girl came up to him, and

-**' b 6 when he held out his hand for her

1 ACADIEVILLE- Km* °°-» Fe -2 -- ticket she seized it, goyo it ii tight

l Mrs. Augustine Lavoie, sister of Mrs. squeeze' and followed by giving mm

hearty kiss.

'I‘he station-master was surprised,

Roversville, following an illness of but managed to say: "Thu-S au very W0 m°mh5~ MTS- Lavoie was 49 well, miss, but I want your ticket."

"Oh," replied the girl, with a blush,

aren't you Uncle John?"

ee uf GANAIIIAN STURES Lu

-IIUY PAINT, enamel, varnish,

. shellac, and wax at Brace's.

Silver Ilbx, Tatto letters right ear l l -

c. s. M. Reward. w. N. Jenkins, Bm” SANCTUAMES _

Lower Bedeque. EFTSUTIVE I

3538-2-23-31 tue thur sat A

Have us supply you with the best of Good things to eat from our FRESH, WFI L- I

_ . .issoirran s'1‘ocKs ‘ ‘

to hc delivered through the Potato md l”°*°°"9“ P“”P°5”' These' '

Growers' Associamm we require a are Scattered across the °0\m,_,.y| NOTE.-S_ pecials on sale Fri~ Sat. and Mondays.

few cars good Banner Oats for which fmm N0” scouatr’ Erma; c;)m';”` _ _ we are prepared to pay B premium bla. Some of e Prev ce aso , _ SPECIAL _

over feed Cam Are also buymg path maintain similar reserved areas for , V

_ ‘_ PKGS.

_ . ~- Foa _

toes on mud days only can also the benefit of native bird life;

handle B few dressed hogs weekly' The effect that one group c these __

SPECIAL . 1-2 lb. Tins `

organs attached. J. B_ Miilman, Ken- xnitusglisistaixdzclrggmtheshsl?

i t . 3523-2-24-1.

sag on 8 summer on ten such reserves con-

sisting of islands along the north

I 1 _ EACH _ _

d l 1025, th t - _

-ee'-'= °~°'~G °~ el the ice- -’173.....-.Z”-22" 1. 53°-$333 ESS. -

3;;:;_a;Ya;t;i;C;;n:12?&w;;deIl;;T the :ird population of the reserved l -

_ _ _ _ _

tural Resources, Canada) 1'"

“ii ._

_FARMERS ATTEN."0N_ _ we Canada now has :_/orc than forty _ -$1-.1

are- new honking order! i,°r__1,.el_tmz" ‘bird sanctuaries spccialy reserved for » _

Eastern Guardlan paring thc figures obtained in 1930

- with the results of a similar census.

shore of the Gulf of lst. Lawrence in-

' hnbited chiefly by seabirds. On com- '

' area has increased by 19 per cent.

35264 24 41 in tie five-year interval. Some of

'SPECIAL _ MED. rms

the more important species nesting '

V _ R I 2 5

ere,

1231;"s3;_;d;ian;_ea:r;isC?)f§:_;n§llt;::; numbers that they have made, are: -

g g duck, 27 per cent; puffin, 13 _

cent; common inurre. 11 per cent.; - _

SAYLMERS ' SPECIAL ` » 40 oz. JAR`

STRAWBERRY JAM EACH .39

“EATONIA” Goods-The “Goo ds ofllUALIl'Y"l

“EATONIA” Tomato Catsup 'i “EATONIA” Choice Pears

(Boiuc) 219 (Per rin)

O’-U

wcck. ssze-2-ai-41. em"

per cent; razor-billed auk, 37 per _

conNwA1.i.-rom: woMi:N's 1N- b_1”°k

' s'rrrU'rr: ""5

tern,

guillemont, 134 per cent; her- "

gull, 159 per cent.; and common

57 per cent.

The February mommy meetmg of The total seabird population of

the comwnmyork Institute was the ton sanctuaries in 1930, not in-

held at the home of Mm Mack Mac_ cluding young birds hatched in that _ `

Pm" on Feb 2nd_ ,I_Wemy_th!_ee year, was 100,836, _ of sixteen dif-

members were in attendance and ferent Species' '

the literary portion of the program W, was concered with the works of Rob- LUNCHROOM CHEF TIME” ' ert Burns. Roll call was answered EGGS BY TRAFFIC LIGHTS

with a quotation from the poems of BOSTON’ FCM 26_ (U. P_)__Traf_ the immortal Scottish Band. The re- . c .

_ ti nt t t d t fic lights and bo.lcd eggs seem en- f'

sou on comm ec was ns mc e 0 tirely incongruous, but-

“EATONIA” Tea “E'ATONIA" Choice Peas 2

follow; ratihih resolution suignirrcd any Engineer John T_ Hurley was _ (Per lb.) » Tins G "5 “Y ° °““"““ ’“°°“g° ' ti th i-rfi iih-rsi i ’» . . ' ' womens 1-Soi-cc., by this c-1-oh, §‘_ff_’_§fe“§__e__" _jj __§__c§d th; °__f§ _ ~EATo1v1.4” coifcc 55a “EATo1v1A" Choice Pumpkin regarding B' mst mom at charlotte' chef in ii nearby one arm lunch ' (Per lb-) --»------ (N0 2V! till) »~--~ town for country women, and to see mom Vat md th bl- k t f _ ,_ ' _-- .

that the proper construction was be- qucnt ;m;.`,a]s_ e m ers a re “EATONIA” Mixed BISCUII- “EATONL4” Clwlce T0- 2 ing placed “Dm this res°l“ti°"~ Curious, Hurley entered the restaur (Per BOX) . . . .. .. ' maf.0¢S Tins c

A number of bills for schooLs ln the am and asked the chef if he saw - _ '

district were bald and on motion. it anything ,m,,,g with the nshfg "EATONIA” Raspberries “E'ATONIA" Choice Corn 2 was agreed W give the Y°"k Point' "No.” the chef replied. “I'm mere- - - (N0. 2 till) . . ... .. Tins

Cornwall and Meadow Bank schools ly timing my eggs by them. Two com- "‘ ' B' grant of $500 “Ch for 5,°h°°l PUT' plete changes from red to red and chases. A bill for hall blinds was al- your egg-S son boned three and ws

“EATONIA” Strawberries “EATONIA” Golden_Wax Beans

(Per Tin) ~ (Per Tin) . . -

5° “PPr°Ved~ medium, four and it`s hard boiled.”

A very fine contribution to the ev- -

”“"“""S °’“““““'“”“ “S ’" “‘° W’ ME" "‘“'” “EL” Try 0ur PASTRY, FRESH FRIIITS, MEA TS, and VEGETABLES

'I-'lil-SSH momma cnoxca mam-:im ~ '

Doughnuts "°'”°*20c ,jrape Fruit 3 ‘°' 25c Lettuce P" “ml 19c _

This finely constructed paper, outlin 71:10 _ _ _ _ _ _ ine the poets life. and richly suvpii- _ o meh have held the oinco of ed With ¢lU0mti°“-I from his best Chief Justice of the Connecticut Sup-

W01`k5- WGS d€@lJ1y l1lJlJf0S1Ht0d by f-he rcme Court of Errors, twice. members and visitors present. Other Until 1734, the Genera] Assembly _ items on the vrvsram included a solo was iocogiiiz.-d as tho highest court by Miss Muriel McDonald, and a in the state, and im chief Judge was duet by Mrs. Andrew McEachcrn and the governor or .lieutenant-governor. MFS» We-51951 B611- Nathan Gold, twice lieutenant-gov-~ .. The next meeting will be held at amor, from 1112-1713, and 1714-1715 ’ the home °f M1`S~ W- R. Shaw, Corn- and William Pitkin, lieutenant gov- 7 wall, when a paper will be given on ernor from 1713-1714 and governor " “Home Economics" by Mrs. Ewen from 1754-86, were the only ones to McMillan, while the roll call will be ` preside over the judiciary system on

answered by suggestions on the sub- two occasions. _

ject. In 1807, the law was cliangcd to

-»-_oi . provide that membership of the sup- THEDRAWBACK reme court was to be composed of

SPECIAL SPECIAL spEcIAL

CALIFORNIA (hrge) F l 0 u r (Any Brand)

Per Dozen COOKED ' SLICED

Lemons 35¢ 98 lb. Bag $3.10 Corn Beef lb. 21c

-_ Judges of the superior court, the pre- ‘

'I‘he proud wife was taking her_ siding judge to be knoiim as the chief i ` o

friend on a tour of inspection round Judge- _ (QT E

'° M IJMITIU -

sighs of satisfaction marked the ex- of chief justice was first em- 3 (SHOP EARLY) ` “ ` lsnop EARLY) A hlbition of each new ti‘casui'e. In the l>10yBd and Cvntillued th€reilftei'- 7 ,-_ __ - - --» f bedroom the quilt was drawn down ---1-M 'i l- ‘- » _ 1 ' --

to display the blankets. BANKS T0 INVESTIC-ATE - is

"Oil" She °1<C1~1imvd- “vet lovely “EFUSAL OF CREDITS' “A11 who arc entitled to credit in 'hi-im. filed in Middlesex Probate from sho disease. which oii1ci~;\~is;;i

blankets!" -- C a a ave received it and the Court esterda , showed that more known as cerebro-spinal "1"" "5 '

"Nothing but the best is good on- TORONTO, Feb, 26.-Isolated cases' WSF (image gg receive it," y than $¥,000,000yof her $2,000,000 es- at Aldershot, a suspected msc hai

°“€h fm' HWY-" S1110 HCP HUSWSS- Uf ‘VCSWHI f81‘lI1Cl'H 1001111! r€f\1S0d; "The Canadian banks will lend tate were left to avert suffering from been discovered aboard H. M- S- Re'

“You sleep nice and comfortable in l Credit by U10 bunk \Vh1C11 were H1011-' their co-operation to the Dominion birds and animals Of the remainder pulse at Gibraltar, and 272 01159* Such Sllff- beautiful blllllkcis. eh. 'tivned rciclltly by H011- Rvbvft Weir., agricultural credit scheme which is the greater part is left to childrens have been recorded anionir Ellllll-‘ll Rfwhelt’ federal minister or agriculture. will' being considered by Premier een- 'institutions - _ civilians in the past 11 “WRS-

“Believe mc, Rebecca," came _the *bc investigated. The Star was in-` -_rg-gg" no added_ Miss Brown died 16 months ago at

reply, "never so much as forty vinks |i'crine:i today at the Royal York ho- Mr_ Lemon disposed peremptorily age age of 59 in the Stoneham resl- ' _ do we set. the moth-balls are so tel today by Bc-wdri' Leluan. sen- oi tho theory of secession in the dence which for many years had been _Try serving with your fi"° °“‘°°k mfdf' Gral m-M0201' Ui the Billiqlle CHUM- west, with a reference to the speech a sanctuary for birds and squirrels. tea, thin ginger wafers- Sl“"`““ with

----» -_ ieime Nationale and president of the or Hon. Robert Weir to the Canadian cream cheese. They may U0 “md”

- RAINY DAYS Canadian Bankers' association. Q club in Montreal in which it was‘ MENINGITIS lII\I'S in sandwich form Gnd “Y” “luck”

MY- Lemrih iS ill T01'0l1t0 to attend' stated "that there are no better Can- BRITISH SERVICES and easier to make than brvfld “““

The attic or thc cellar can be made an informal meeting of the associa-1 adiam; than the weswrn farmers." _ butter sandwiches-

into a dainty day playground for the lion and to address the Canadian --M l PORTSMOUTH, England, Feb. 26. °h”df°"» with lime effort- Take 'c1ub- ‘ i.a/was si,ooo.ooo 'ro s/iva -Au muitary and hsvai formations- Keep tho lingerie coihrc on 101" colored pieces of clmlk and mark thei ‘We have always been friendly to BIRDS AND ANIMALS PAIN among the British forces here have 'dresses fresh by using ~ii ivaslilblt .floor for hop-scotch, deck tennis or' the west," Mr. Loman said, “but we - been cancelled as a precaution in shoulder cover over the hniiscfl 1" S0910 Other miudly acl-ive gmac, havv f\1`0 b”“kS~ “Simi "ther Peoples mon- CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 26.-An view of the outbreak of spotted fever your closet. These are simple 1° a set of rubber quolts and if possible cy and we have to be careful and accounting by the executors of thei ln the service last week. _ make and have a hole in them tullll’

by Mrs. Fred McLaren, York Point.

' HAR RD Con.Feb 28 (U P)

form of a paper on Burns' prepared "IG" STATE OFFICE TWICE

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Spice Cake 2”” 25c Oranges "”'“ 49c Potatoes °' ° 101: -

R |] in-c.-1 _ "15c EATING CHOICE '

Bgeasd <1-can we APPICS P" D°”“ 35c 'Celery P" "md 230

saws Maomiva sucap S FRESH Rolled Oat Bread 12c Bacon P" P°‘“"' 33g Spinach *’°“"“ 15c

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the house, Gasps of surprise andf even years later thepresenttltle` _

TEA ACCESSORIES

B P*”="="P°"K table- prudent. _ 1 cum oi Misc Annie Brown or stone-I airccdy eight soldiers have died through the hanser h°°k- __

Counties also on Prince Edward Is- and.

She is survived by her husband,

four son Patrick William, Ernest

Mrs. Arsene Caissie, Mrs. Francis

ses Marie, Rita and llvlelda Lavoie,

Nortliumberland County and two

Mayfield P. E. I

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