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when you’rc HEALTHY you’re HAPPY
Harry days are usually healthy
'\, gays, Why not add to these
y gunshiny doyili
Poor health and constipation
,gc hand in hand. Get rid of coiulnon constipation by eating n delicious cereal.
Tests show that Kellogg’s
'Ai.l.-lll1AN provides “bulk" to ex- ercise the intestines, and vitamin B to tone tho intestinal tract. Ati.-BRAN is also twice as rich ` in iron as an equal weight of beef liver.
The “bulk” in ALL-BRAN is
much like that in leafy vege- tables. How much better than taking pills and drugs-so often harmful.
Two tablespoonfuls daily are
usually suilicient. If not relieved
this way, see your
~»_- _--. doctor. At all grocers.
In the red-and- grceu package.
` Made by Kellogg _*.3* in London, Ont.
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NEW GLASGOW'
Misc Margaret Wright, Bedequc, is at present visiting friends in New Glasgow.
Mrs. John Clarke and two daugh- ters, Enid and Jeanette, Rustico, were week end guests of Mr. and l\i'rs. Harland Hill.
The funeral of the late Eliza Ling took place from the home of her sister, Mrs. Benjamin Houston, Sat-‘ urday last. The late Miss Ling was r former resident of New Glasgow and was one who was very highly respected and loved by all who knew her. The funeral was largely attended by relatives and friends who came to pay their last respects. The service was conducted by Rev. W. G. Quigley. She leaves to mourn otsides Mrs Houston, another sis- ter, Mrs. John Murray, St. Eleanors- The funeral was undcr the direc- tion oif cutcliffe and Andrews. In- terment at New Glasgow Cemetery.
Misses Beatrice and Muriel Stev-
gison, Hazel Grove, ypent the week
end in New Glasgow, the gucst of Mr. and Mrs. Ellbert, Hill.
Friends of Mr. Wm. Orr will rc-
glet to learn of his continued ili- ness.
airs. Wm. Murray, Maine, is at present the welcome guest of her mother, Mrs, B. Houston,
It is pleasing to report that Mrs. Cyrus Smith who met with all ac- cident recently by breaking her limb is improving.
Mr. Everett Wedliock, Hunter Ri- ver, is confined to his homo on woouut of illness. Friends wish him I Sllrcdy recovery and hope to sec him around shortly and enjoyinil his usual good health.-N.
SPRING PARK SCHOOL
*half-yearly examinations at
ling Park School. `
Prineipal's Department-J. S. Mile- Beth.
Gradc X-l, Mary Driscoll; 2,
Dewar MncNclll; 3, Eileen Wayc. Gradc IX-l, Augustine Camp-
zellz 2, Phyllis Burke; 3, vera Lcw- Gradc VIII-1, Ira Stewart; 2,
lliirnld Garllnum and James Douse ieiludili 3, Martha Dousc. - Intermediate Dept.-M. J. Dunsford
Grade VII-1, Marion Thompson; 7- Dvroihy Thompson; 8, Marjorie Thompson.
Grade VI-1, Martha Saunders; 2, Clarence Vcsscy and Eibel Garri- i“"“ ivflunll; 3, Marion Stewart.
Griidc V-1, Harry Robinson; 2, Rfillil MacKenzie; 3, Norma Veasey. Gifidc IV-1, Gerald Lewis; 2,
Margaret Gauthier; 3. Charlie Jackson,
"'i"\ary Dent.-A. M. Clements Gr-ide III (Sn)-1, Charlie Doi-
ffmi 2. Eric Robinson and Helen L7..’°¥°fY (equal): 3, Marlon Mem-
rrcic In ur.)-1. John stewart;
" M“f1°ri Ford: 3. wiui-ca Mac- Kenzie. G"“d° H-1. Anna Garnhum; 2, fume M°Ui=\li\1m: a, oliaord Jack- n. GFBGB I (Sn)-1, Margaret Cor- '_;‘i_;_'i 2. Louis Oasford; 3, Frances
2 Grade I (Jr.)-i, Douglas Burke; ghyuis Coles: B. Gordon Stewart.
Murray Harbor
At Murray Harbor on Feb. 16th. me \'¢811lar weekly meeting of the 5°” °i T°mi'-Wrance, King George Di"'i5i°“ H0- 281. was held in the division morn at 'Lao p. m. Meeting was fairly well attended, but many °f i-he. members were unable to at- rend because of colds in their fam. ilies. 43 members were present, and _Ono Visiting member from the Oliver Division, Murray River, A 80011 b\1Si1'1€5S prosramnle was car- l'i0d_,U1li5, B5 USllBi_ The programme ol entertainment was provided by the unmarried members of the Div- ision. Mifs Margaret White, a read- tng; Mr. Elliot Stewart, jokes: Miss Jean white, recitation; lvn‘. John Brooks, iemperance reading; Miss Doris White, recitation; Mr. Wm. `R0biT|. Splendid talk, and temperanee reading; Rpnrurlgs call- ed from Mr. David Brooks by Mr. Robin: Miss Lexie Penny, ,, poem by Edgar A. Guest, “The Furnace Door." Mr. Len Jordan, music on organ; Miss Lucy Lnmsden read- ins. Next week the married mem- bers will entertain. On Feb. Znd. the ladies of the Division gave the programme of entertainment, and on Feb. 9th, the gentlemen put on the entertainment. Last evening a vote was taken from members who were present on both evenings as to which of the programmes was the better entertainment, etc. A majority vote was given in favor of the gentlemen of the Division having given the better program- me.
On the evening of February 15th
in the Temperance Hall, Murray Harbor, the members of the Queen Mary Women’s Institute held a social evening for their husbands and male friends. The evenings activities opened with the singing of "0 Canada", by me assembly. Address oi' welcome, read by M.rs. H. L. Machon. Reply to address, by Mr. Percy MeEachern. A dialogue. by Miss Verna Brooks and Mr. Ray Brooks. Vocal duet by Mrs. Mar-
gare/t _White and Miss Grace Le- Lacheur, this number wa; encor- ed. Accompariist, Miss Verna Brooks. Monologue, by Mx's. Albert McLeod. Reading by Mrs. Milton White, cncored. Love story contest, lead by the Reverend T. R. Goudge. A Valentine telegram coiltwt, lead by Mr. Albert McLeod. A short talk on Institute Activities by Mr. David Brooks. A boutrous supper was served to about 90 people. During the period of serving, Mr. Will Harris rendered splendid old time fiddling. Mr. E. H.' McKinnon also gave some selections. When all were satisfied with good things from the tables and_whilc the lad- ies cleared up, a group gathered about the organ and sang many old favorite melodies. About mid-night. the party broke up, and the hall lights went out. But the heart of the women’5 Institute is warmer. brighter, and more desirous of bringing all the light it. can to schools and community life, be- cause of the helpful kind words spoken on behalf of the visiting friends.
The following is the address of
welcome read by Mrs. H. L. Mach- on.:-Tlie officers and members of Queen Mary Women’s Institute cordially extend to the visitinii friends present this evening, a most hearty welcome. We are glad to have you associate with us, for your interest gives us courage to press forward into the ever widen- ing field of service for home and country. lt is in giving, not in seeking gifts. we find our quest. this applies also to you who have so faithfully stood with us ill the past, offering little helps by thc way, kind words, cncouragenlcnts. and pleasant coilrtoslcs. All of which luis helped greatly in givinil our Organization impetus ileccs- sary to attain for our conununiiy. our Province and our fair Domin- ion. _
We trust you will 011.105' the D00*
ial evening with us, for on such occasions we become bcticr ac- quainted and learn to understand each other, this does many thlnils for us, above all. it helps one lo get outside of oneself and to nDl>1'f‘C' iatc what is noblest and best ill others. All this fosters a higher and wider outlook on life. We are sincere in our wCi¢0m0 i7°
you. and in our appreciation of ygur splendid co-opfration with us in our efforts ti make our In-» siiiuis what it is, and only by ilwf contliluailoc of sucil co-opeiniinll can we hope to mnkcit whntltcan yet be. Mails noblest gm to mimi is his sincerity, for it embraces his integrity also."-P.
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Have you heard of the Scotch-
man who built an apartment house
and left the fire escapes off be-
-cause it was leap year? L
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A large number of hockey fans
gathered at the rink in O'Leary on Feb. 18 to witness U. fast game be- tween the Coleman team and tllc Maple Leafs of Campbellton which resulted in al victory for the Leafs with a score of 5 to 2. Referee, Wilfred McAusland. f
Several interesting games of hoc-
key have been played recently in the Glenwood rink by the different teams of that community. On Feb. 18 the junior tea/m “the Rinky Dluks came out victorious in a game with the Glenwood Sisters the score being 2-1. The Scrubs al- so gained a victory in a hotly con- tested game with the Beavers, which ended in a. score of 4-0.
Many friends in this section of
the Province leamed with sincere regret of the death of Mr. J. Keir Ramsay of Port Hill, in P. C. Hos- pital lasi; week. Over 45 years ago the deceased owned property and conducted a fishing business in Wost Cape, besides being engaged in shipbuildurg ar west Poirri. and was esteemed very highly by all who had the pleasure of his ac- quaintance. His relatives and friends have the sincere sympathy of this community in their bereave- ment. -
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Quite a number of foxes are en-
joying their freedom, and roaming at will in the wood lands of this locality, one not so cunning as the rest having been captured recent- ly in a trap.
We understand that the Young
People of Glenwood are engaged in practising for a play, which they plan to present in Glcniwood Hall.
Mr. L. M. Howatt, Charlotte-
town gpent last week end in Glen- wood the guest of his son, Rankin and Mrs. Huw-att. _ `
Mr. Neil Boulter, Dunblane, has
retumed frcm a trip to the West- ern Mciropolls, where he disposed of a number of silver fox furs at quite satisfactory prices.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Keir Dalton of Mlllbum has been obliged 1,0 enter the Provincial Sanatorluim for treatment, and hope for his speedy recovery.
Miss Baulah Jack, Hebron, spent a. feiw days this week visiting friends in Glenwood.
Mr. John N. Ladncr, West Point
visited relatives in Port Hill and Tyne Valley last week.
Mx-_ Amos Boulter, Bedcque, was
a guest recently of MT. R.. L, Eng- land, Springfield West.
M’.r. Harold. McLellan, Prop of
the lR.lversli/e Inu, Mill River, was a recent visitor to West Point.
Mrs. John R. McDonald, Glen-
wood, is a visitor at tho home of her neice, Mrs. Geo. Camnbvll. Coleman
Mrs. Emest M‘:Phers;ill, Dun-
blane was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boultcr on Feb. 19. ~
Messrs Everett McDougall and
Raymond Mclsaac, Glenwood. WW? recent visitors to Hebron. "
Among recent visitors to Dun-
niane were Mr. Alben. Guy. Knuts- ford and Messrs Stanley and Ai' bert Dumvllle, West Cape.
Messrs John A. and Elwood Mc-
Pherson, Duniblane, were recent visitors to Springfield West.
Mr. R.. Schumum Boultcr, Dun- bianc, uae been encased recently in breaking to harness, a hand- some young colt, which gives prom- iso of much speed.
The regular monthly meeting of thc Glcrlwood Womcn‘s Institute met at the home of Miss Dorothy McDougall on Feib. 'l. The 111001-IDE opened by singing "Jingle Bells" and by rripeating the Instituto creed. Roll call was responded to by fifteen members with an “orig- inal verse." The school and sick committees gave their monthly re- ports. Onc half dozen window blinds were reported _as boinl! Med' ed for school. These are to be Pur- chased as soon as possible. The sick committc-e_ presented quite a large bill for fruit. This committee was commended for the mlendid work during the past month. New i.-lck corrxnltteo, Mrs. May Giicash. Mrs. Elmer Betts. one now mem- ber joined. in March the ladies will be entertained at the home of Mrs Webster Boulter. Roll call to be answered by "Irish Wit and Hu-
The Now Glasgow nnperials and the Wheatley River Stars' played an inteml-ing league game in the New Glasgow Rink Friday evening.
'I‘he first period was fast in spots
but both teams did not seem to be up to their usual gate of playing. tho period ended scoreless. one penalty was passed out to Harold ‘Diokieson. i The second one both teams were out for goals, and showed some good clean play. Ed Stevenson S001'ed for the lmiperials shortly after the bell rang. About ten min- utes later Lccksley Bowen scored for the Stars. The period ended 1-1 Preston Rackham received a penalty. '
Harold Stevenson received a. bad
cut on the face with the pu-ck which required medical attention and did not play the remainder of the game which was e. set back to the llmperials. 'The third period Gordon Acn- d.re~w scored for the Stars, the game ended 2-l in their favor. Onc pen- alty was passed out io L. Bowen. The line up:
STARS IMP!-JRIALS
_ Goal
H. Chandler M. Bulmau
Defence ‘
L. Bowen K. Stevenson John Ross H. Dickieson;
Centre
G. Andrews li. stevcnsonf P. Mathicscli _ -_»-i
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Rackham R. Dlckiesori, Mcibuff L. _Mabeyi Chandler Ed. Stevcnsoni Rackham Eric Stevens/onf
--- » o. Lair-o` 'Referees-Ray Barrett and Lornci Stevenson. i 'I'he visitors were treated io A lunch aiteir t-he game.-__ i
HOCKEY i
HUNTER RIVER WINS 3-2
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The Hunter River Royals with ai
forward line compelled to playi sixty minutes of hockey witlioiitf relief owing to the absence of Mc-é Millan and Bernard added another; win to their credit by defeating* the Rusiico Rangers in a fast game of hockey played bcforc a large, crowd in Hunter River rink Saturday night. In the first per- .iod shortly nzfter the face off A.,
bound from close in for the only goal of the period.
In the second period play start-
ed away fast. The first one came when Boyle circled his own not, atickhandled through the entire Rustlco team scoring from close in as Buote came out in an cifort to save. The second 5-core of the per- iod oa.me from the stick of A. Wed- lock, taking thc puck at his own
forwards split the defence scoring on a beautiful shot over Bustos body as he fell to tho ice in nil effort to save, makiilg the score at end of period 3 to 0.
In the third period the Rang-
ers forced-the play, Gallant scor-
ing on a wing shot and the soc-I ond one came as the result of IV beautiful end to end rush by A.
wedlock scored on wlruloclcs rc-'|
blue line stickhandled tllrougll tllc~
0'Leary and vicinity New Glasgow i ` iii M ii H IAM
Mil. JOSEPH J. DOUCET
Oil the twenty-ninth of January
5 il_i"i_J0SCl>ll J. Doucet, one of Rus- tlcos most prominent parishioners
rfoilirrv news of Inrul Intern-xt tint all-\ ""f|iv~II\L: uf n nn-way liiilurv muy br_
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CENTRAL GUARDIAN
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iiiiisswi ~ ill _ ' ‘ . - ‘ '. ‘ 1* ‘ - 1 in vviliiiiigicilii ‘ini/ei-wairlat iillgchomd `T"Im' D' Mu°L“°‘i' "i L°“'°“' i ` 1 " " " M "f" 3' 5' ' ' " |“..,.< <¢\i,m5 0 I ui easel] Milf-‘i. \‘.'iio ai'i'i\'cd on Sutiirday i ». ' ' `-,lf '- "- " 5* ,, '».’
in ' i Y' uc years 0 age am night iii attnnd the fuller il of 1 V i O i' i I i
3., ., -_ _'i ils V- .~..~ . - . V _spirit all his lii`c on Prince Edward m0,hU__ M__s_ Nommn S_ M__CMod_ _ _ _ _ __ .- _ __-:___,___ .- V . _ _
lsliiilil. llc was a wcll known con- trzlirior and was busily engaged in
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was lu the city yesterday A yeari LiS'i`i‘.i) iii‘.RiL ARE
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I his ,_l,Uwn work _mm f _hs | ago mai June Mr. MacLeod brought _
~. -. i. B ew mon F to the Island the body ni' his bro- I
hi~lili._- his clciitll. His last contract
was lilo "cw ¢,,,,,,e,,t at Rusumi iiifb S~'\1llil<'l S- MHCl_-Coil. who had 5_1- __ .. _ ..._A _---i--y ___ _____ __ __~__ ‘___
lvilere his accurate calculations and, _ ‘ ‘ ~ - -
.ii'“"`i~" °`"UU\1i'iii;ciilcntniadeitlloss-. his i“ii“"' “iw ’°“”°d amy’ Mr' . 'i ii) ' . . . . ._ _ c 'i fill . . . . . .. .
iibii: to ci-out illls new building and illliiriii lt lliibliallie at a. minimum
emi. I Before :lticlldillg the Rochester' S Ml; Don(-pr ul“~,1yS'f_00k a leading _ Tlieologiirzil Senlillary, he held pns- ' part in all llurisll activities. Hc be- ' i°mi'(`5 i“ CTUWO and Oil"-`1` iii1l€‘¢~'~ _
iriicd l~l Boston Five vcars ugoi C Coffee P||Cha|-ds
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| ltfaclieofi is pastor of the \‘torill<.‘il ystreet Baptist Church in Loucll_
ilolilcii io thc Assilillption Society, iii NOW S¢`0i-if\-
Ecil fir chilli' lllzistci' for over tiliriy yours, As Secretary of St. Augus-
‘ i.illc`:. school district cliiring twenty- seph Donalloc, or Corrlwall, th” <
_<‘ii:ilt yc:il's and Justice of Fcucci iiiiiiilii iiii“<?ll yCi‘.l's, llc, rillvnys i
l:~'.llo‘.\'i'.i llii.i.'.~‘i` '-.1-.:.\/, ii'»l‘='t.l. -:tions | and obllgiilg in the fulfilment of his i duties.
i Mr. Doucct was a man of sterling 5
cll:ii'ii<'icr. llc will be greatly miss-1 eil by his l>ei'c;i\'i‘ii family and iviciei circle oi' lriclids lol' his upright lil`e,` his genial killdllcss and his soundi judgment won for him the rcspccti and 08100111 of all who knew him. During his lust illness, which llc|
bore with tl'iic Cllrisiiail pziticileci and resignation, he was frequently visited by his pastor, Monsignor J. Choissoll, and received the last rites of Holy Mother Church fi few daysi previous to ills dcaill. His funeral!
:ici-vice, which took place on Jann-i ary tliirty-fii'st, was largely attend-' cd at St. Augustillcs Church.
Besides his sorrowiilg widow, there ,
ure left io lllourn thc loss of a lov-i ing und devoted father, three sous. Jovite, Raymond and Benoit, and four daughters. Catherine, (Mrs. Cornelius Doucctl, Angclinri <Ml‘s. Thcopllilfi Bliinchardi, Julitte iMl's. Bruno Doucet) and Emma iMrs. I-‘rancls Pllicuiii. Oilc other daugll- ter Marguerite iMi's. Joseph Pin- caul predeceased him seven year.. ago. He leaves io mourn also, thrci sisters, Mrs, Henry Gallant audi Mrs. Amailcl Gallant, of Rustico, and Mrs. Tilolniis Piirc, oi'Cllar- loi-ictown. May his loiil rest ini peace. | The foilowjng acted as pull bear-1
ers: Messrs. Eiiscblus Doucette. Michael Doyle, Among Pineiiu, Pe-
|tcr Doiron, Joseph Gallant and Miithurin Doucette.
Spiritual boiiqiicts-Tlle Sisters of
Rustico Convent, Mr. Theo. Dou- cette, Bosiilll. Mi\.<.s.
Masses-Mrs. Jos. J. Doucctte,
Members of Si. Augustincfs Choir, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Doucettc, Mr. and Mrs. Tlico. B_liillchal'd, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Douccttc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pincau, Mr. nlld Mrs. Jovitc Doucettc, Raiylnoiid and Benoit Doucette.
Messages of S_villpalll_\'--Mr. and
Mrs. A. Pitrc. Charlottetown; Miss Emma. Gzillziilt, Chfirlcttetoivn; Miss Cecilia Kelly. llopc River; Patrons of N. Glusgov: Dniryillg Co, pci' Mr. L. Mabey, N, Glasgow.
MRS. CATIIIERINE GI{II~`I"I'I`lI
The dciiill rlceiiircii late on Siiiur-
Woolner who stlckhandlcrl througll, the Royals to go in close ou Watisi who had no cllance to save, inlli was the last goal of the ganlci which ended 3 to 2 in favor oi' thc Royals.
The following is ihchnc-up:- B.0'r'ALS RANGERS Goal W. Watts A. Buoie Defense C. Scllnr A. Wollncr H. Wcdloek A. Gallant W. LcPage
F‘oi'wilrds `
A. Wedlcck ` F, Doiicciicl P. Boyle lt. Doucoitel D.Wlliili:el-: R. Gnutllicr,
E. Gnllalli i J. Gnllnllii F. Doucrtie
Referees, H. Gaui.hici', R.\istieo,i
R.. Vcssey, Hunter River.
The little meenisicr, wwlirirrc‘
down the lane one foggy night, fell into a. dcep hole. lic shouted for help, and after solnc time ni burly labourer heard his cries, and approached.
"Who are ye?" he asked, “1'm thc n'icenistcr," was tim agitated reply. "Help lllc oct] quickly, ma guid mon!"
"Wcel, wcel, ye neednu' make sic
a howl," answered the other ‘slow- ly. “This is only Wednesday night an’ ye'll rio' be wanted before tho Bawbathl" _.__?_._._X-<-_- mor". An interesting prograllllrr' followed, alter which all enjoyllbio hour was spent in games and uni- ic. Meeting closed by singing "Old
lack Joe"
day aftcrnooll of Mrs. Catherine Griffith, widow of thc late John Alfred Griffith. at llcr home 44 Weymouth Street, iliici' a compara- tively short illiic.~..<_
Alihoufxll not en_io_vini; good llcalth
iWeel»:. 'fill and Sth, and oil llloi'oll it was decided ot change the dat" “i the Rotary meeting in order in ; nmible a number of d'lc;z,ote_; fo -f
for thc piisl few months tile deceas- cd was nboil;. as usilill illitil Wednes- day lust lvlleil sllc was compelled to
thc best llledicill iltielltioil and coll-
day afternoon clinic as ii shock to hcl' fuiniiy iiild friellds.
Tile lute Mrs. Griffith \lo:1si‘ssed
lnully quiilitics of llcart mid lniild that eniieiired her io a large lluillbcl' _ wllilil ilci' charity vvas known to many.
Naturally of a jovial rind pleasing
disposition sllc was cvcr ii wclcolnc
visitor at miiily homes in thc clty,,
und enjoyed li circle, which is grad- K
uully growing smaller, of old time friends, with whom sllc kept in constant touch,
She was it fniilliiil and collsisicllt
rnenlbcr of the eongregiition oi St. Dtmstanls Basilica, where for yours she was not only a lucinbcr but in- deiatlgnblc workcl' ill St. Jcscplrs Sodulity. Duriilg ilci' brief illness shc was attended by Rev. Louis Dou- gaii fronl whenl she received thc last rites of iilc chureli.
There are left to cherish the
memory of ii kind and indulgent mother, one soil auii three daugh- ters, vlz: John A., of the Post Of- fice stuff, Mrs. J. I~‘. Slllitll, Lund- breck, Alto., r\ll'.~x \Vilbci‘t. Fovtlcr, Yakima, Wash., ilnrl (Jatllcrlllc nt home. ' _ _ One brnillcr l‘v(~~:‘. im‘lncrly cn- ginecr on thi- C. ii. S, "C~iilili\rc,‘
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tnkc to hcl' bed. lvllere :she reccivcd \
stunt cure. llel' passillg nn Siitur-_
irild wiis ii lllcmbcr of St. Angus- -- ----~ i i.llle.,_Clloll' for fifty _v0zil's. He uct- AT lt()'i’.\Ii\'--At the Riliziri ‘
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lull-chcon _yc.sicl~i-lily the speakers were George MacMillan and Jo-
two boys who were selected bv t Juilior Cali Clubs of tll‘s pl'o':Eu;'c ns; _iiidgcs at the recent Royal Winter Fair. These lads gave interesting addresses, the former explaining the functions of calf clubs, and the latter giving: his c.\:p<‘i'imce.s when visiting Toronto. Roiiii-inil Wa1i»'fl' Shaw presided. Mr. L. W. Roper, Federal Live Stock Promo-_ ter, was it guest. President Beul- ier directed att/ntinn to the lncfnt. ing-< to be llc-‘di during l<’nr'il\Cl~.s’
nticnd the lii.ti.el'. The liliiaiezil ‘, plogfriiili colllpriseii an cxirellrnt vocal solo by Miss Lucy Bllllli-ilfirci, who was rncolcd. A
I’EItSONAI.S
Mrs. John C. Keating ni' l\’fcll`c-
"iu. N, B., is ill-fl guest of l\ii'. :illcii `
`Z";. Norman l|'l\vlhcr, Bl'igllioli.i
LONG CREEK S. 0. T. LODGE VISITS ST. CATIIERINES
`On Jalluul'_v 26th lille Blue Bell Division S. O. 'l“. of Long Creek
met with Fai:'plP._\' of st. Catilerin-_ cs on their first vl_~;‘.t. About fifty' members met n< "Bl'cthr~rn uwci-i ling to-geillrr in unit_\',” \\'hicll`_ proves clearly tilui illc tclnperililcc Sbirit is liovcrlng over St. Cather- ines and Long Creek by thc way the melllbcizsilip is increasing. After thc business part of the nleetiilg thc ilollolving pl-of.§l'iin:nic was rericlered by talented lnclubcrs of Blue Bell. Reading, hfargarct MacArthur, duet, llvllldrcd Auld and George Muc,Nei‘.l; rccitritioll, Lloyd Smith; Solo, Helen Doull; readiilg, Mrs. Teilzi MncL<‘nll; _<_olo, Gcorgc Mac-Neill: recitation, Stan-, ton MncPhec: speech. C. R. Mac»_ Pllail; dialogue. Mi`rli'ecl Auld and Mn.rgiil‘ct l\’[ucArtiilll'; solo, Bclillle' Bowel-bank; rccitritinil, Dall Ma Rae; recitation, Flora MacAl'illu recitation, Mrs. Ji-an MacNeill: r - marks, Mrs. Eupllcuiin Turner; Good nf order, Filil'plny; solo. Olga l\'i’ac:Nevin; speech, Malcom Muc- Neill: solo, Elwyll _\foi~i'o\\‘; rclriarks Seymour l\f:ieLcn\i; rcnmrks W, P. (Heber MacLcdili. Erich performer played their parts v.'<‘ll.alld respollcl cd wiill clzclioirs. The lllcriiilg closed ill due fnrnl, Afiev l'<\fl'csil- lncnis were .served by the ladies of
l"ail‘p`n_\'. uailles lvcre inriilig"rl in for awlliie, The :irgilig of the “Good night" ode by Blu” Boll followed by nil jrliliiug in .silliiiliu illc Natinllzll Anthem lr:i>ii;_;lli. ni
very dclicllifu! cvci;‘ll': to ii c1o.~c._
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All Allleiieilli sizlylllg ill ii Loll- doll llotcl wus illircilliced tu iiiii Ahcrilolliall who risked llilll:
"Au‘ wilzlt eoiiliiry do you liclollgz
tae?" “Tile Greatest Coiilltrv ill the
World!" repliccl the Alnci-icrill.
“i\/lull! so diic 1," l'i-plicii Siiildy.
“but you dilllin speak like n Scots- mall."
city, now rclirecl and ii sister. .\ll's. Mary McAi~cc of Bosioll .silrvlli-_
Hci" husband \>l'edr‘i'eiiscii llei' solllil
years ago, ns did i\vo soils lfId\\'ni'd nlld Lcu, llli' lilller, nfiei' unillft throiigli thc Great War, being killcil at Ciiinbrul.
The i'ullernl wllicii uns liil'i:~l_v lit-
tcndcd wus llelii this niorlliilg; iriizn hci' into l'esidciu:c to Sl. lliinsi-1li‘.~; Basilica where Rcqilicm liifih Mass was celebrated hi' l'lL‘\'. Lfiilifi `il0l\‘ gall.
Tile pallbeariws lvcrc Alessi-s. Pcicr
McCiirron, W. O. llavcv, 'l‘_ L. Snliill. W. J. Briiwdrrs, Friilll: l.. Dillon and Eugcilc Wynne. `
Service at the Mille was cfllltiuCt~
cd by Rev. E. O'llinlZi~v.
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i40oz.
Oranges Jamacia 1 doz. large .. ..
1 pkv. R. Hood Plain: Oats _ . . . _ 19%
f<'§'f.‘Z7i’_i'_'.’_i‘_"'_”T 276 §'3'.1“§ _ _ _____ ._ iiia
.1 Cornfiakes
i(eIlogg's 3 pkgs.25c
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iihicken Soup o' tins Beaver ._
_ i pkg. R. Hood Jake Flour ..._ 206
_ *___ _ '|_ pkg. R. Hoocl 286
Mis.; Weldoll of Mollctoll is the 1
ffllcst of Mis. J. J. Davies. _
china Oats _ ._
1 pk. R. Hood `
Rapid Oats
' f`\iuminum Prem.
.Jarnation Milk tins (tail) ..._ island Oatmeal
_i0|bs i Chum Salmon
,ii 2 tins (tail) ... ` ". CIzirk’s Soup
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3 (assorted)
, island Beans 3 tins . . . . . . .. .
-_ Frys Niapie Buds
2 lbs. . . . . . . ...
icing Sugar
' 3 pkgs. Pure Goici13c
Fi $1-15\
-f”3i‘,'§f".'_“_‘i. _ _ _ _ ‘i5¢
Mixed Cakes
2 lbs. ii:-incy .. ._
Bulk Cocozl 3 lbs. .. Dates 4 lbs. .. . . . . .. _
Island Lobster ` '/2 Ib. tin _. .. ..
ii>"l‘i§Z_S_`?7'_ _ _ _ 451%
Hard Wheat Flour i sl $2.23 §8“?iZ.i_‘?f‘_'_ $1-95 Hard Vvheai; Flour
All k' ci 24 li.';`_ 53°
MEAT
§‘it“;`_d_i’T?i‘f. _ _ 25¢= i'ii'.‘f".` _?f7‘f".‘_ _ _ i5l= i‘.§’_”?‘f .B_e_e‘ 10°-14°
iii? _°_".°_".$. __ _ _ 25°
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CornedBeef 3°
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Quicker Service,
Phone 1021-1022
EGG LAYING CON-
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eport of the Prince I-ldward island Hier: laying contest for inc wccir Ending February 20, 1933.
Yrlrr is. ` xvcck us.
Pts silos eos-1 esac self:
O\vllei"s Name
1. '7 Exp. Furln, Ch`town .. 1 ii END. F‘ai'ni, Ch`town ._ 3. 18. William Sfinsom 4. 2. Roland Easier . . . . . . . . _5. Si. Exp. 1'-‘al'ili, Clftown ._ li. lil. Harold Laird T. 15. \Vln. R. Brovm 8. lil. T. D. ‘ltiorrison Si. fi. John A. Lcii . . . . 10. 14. \V, J. Reid . . . . . . . . ... ll. ll. Mrs. J. H. Mel-‘iluil I2. 16. Wa‘t<‘i' Gregor . . _ . . . . 13. 4. Jollll 13, Poole . . 14. J. l-‘_ Elistrln _ ._,_ _ ls. in. s. Rf rcilniriolr iii, 17. Wiii‘rell l);i\'.':-on _ _ . .._ 17. l. Mlzs, A. 1*). liulialld 18. L30. S. R. Pcllriieloil . . . .._ .` . lil lil. fill. Fox it Aililnal
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Better Prices Loiwworih Avenue
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F. A. Driscoll, Miillagcr oi Coil-
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Dr, J. A. Clark. Superintendent.
MT. BIT(`IIAl\'AN INSTITUTE
The Fei>l'iial'y meeting of the Mi Bilcllnnan Woinen‘s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. J. T. Ni- cllolson on Wh. 14111 with li mem- bers nlld oili- visitor prcseilt. Meet- ing opened wiill the Illstitiiic Ode. 'Vile _.c<~i~ci:il'_v bcllli: absent Miss /illilii; I\’ilircili_<i»:l was grppniilicrl in hcl' place for the c\'cllirlg. Roll call was rcspollficd to bv meh nlenibci' ipii_\‘ii~.c n iiiflilr' and the proceed-‘I i\\'i:'c ivril to iii~fl'.i5' illc expense ni
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4.il.l 43,;-_» ilu* rcccili pilrlol' .so»:inl. The .sick .;n;_;, _ i-i>:i~.:ll;itf\f- llnri ai good rcport. Soma <i(lii»i
ilvi' <i\'r‘l' fruit hifi.. \vr‘l'c pniii. Tho sci. "1 l_`. ‘~ ;~i~;l\:ic<l illiit th!
l 1 ..cf 'l.i pic.<cll‘_ed the .
ini' \vll:ii un; llc-‘ded at present
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20. il. Fl\'cl'cii liolvzltl 1119.1 lllr‘iii:, iverii ln;idf‘ for proeiirillg
I‘i'udiiciiozl- 1351i birds, B66 cgigs. siilnc. 'l‘.\rl lllillilicls \\.~i\l-c appoint- '1~ l“i'n<lii<~.liivll~4ll.8. eil fo ‘u:_\~ xi pill for .l rcccilt bride Ll‘l\\i1lll»!`l’r‘\i:s for \‘t'ci~k: in iE:v ili~ii'Er~l_ The rnl'i'c"pollrienee
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