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The Hazelbrook Dai:-ying Co. are E5’

prepared to receive cream hy team a

;.:_eI;gh?2e:;nt:;ll£‘:|"3lH§$|f;;x:: make myself an entertaining com- Prompt cash retums monthly. For 1*”

further information ,see or write the

Manager » '

1 _ A. w. JONES,

' Manager . '°

Havelbrook .

n95_9_26M1m°pd_ 5 r_tt'cntive to what Mrs. Barr suggest-_

, myself accomplished. Some way the

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AUCTION SALE

By .Illia

fffzlik U..*_i\‘U_;l’

_uni Kem- seam 5 _ '

' _sssos eanona noses

- Fortunately Mrs. Gray's i>I'9lell¢° ofrmfmr saved me from being ser- ' Iously burned although I was ln e 8004 1-'dealfof pain, and ill _trom,the shock-

The déctor insisted that I remain in bed for over a week. Everett was

’ kindness itselfand not once HIGH' _ tioned‘ the attllc or`\vhat I had done. ,I I I shuddered as 1 :nought or what

ight have happened, - the house rned, my self scarred for life, and

-bu ' ' perhaps others injured, all because of my curiosity and my Jealousy-

I had- time to think in those days

while my burns were healing. I made fnp my mind that it was - impossible Ifor me to be like Leola. Irma Barton had said she made Everett very un- happy at times, and was also often junhappy hcrsclf. I also recalled iwhat shc had said about Leola being 'a versatile hostess and an entertain- ing companion. I knew Everett was

t only fond of, but also proud of s home. I would also leem to, be good hostess, and would try to

IIIOXI. . I would forget that she was tem-

pcrnmcntal. Evidently I was not, and so made a failure when I tried

follow her erratic actions-as far,

_ns I knew them. ° I would be more

._ od, and would study harder to make

ought that it was Irma Barton

who had toId,m'e of l.eola’s fascina-

- ti ns, as well as oi’ her faults, made

_ 1 cizarrna xox. - -

Look for the Signature

win’

and

. J 4 _ ; _ _

Kenna and Mr. McMillan. _

er the judging had been com-|¢|_A33

The Sauce

Known Qnahty

CLASS 8. SEWING Ano i<N|'r1'|Ne

st 'rere|s's

Road.

Road

Ro Road. ~ Road

Gestion I. candy

1. Wlllfffédnf HIL By|~ne’3 Rodd, 2- A0819 CEIIQIFI. _BaIdwin's Road. 3. Myrtle Fisher, _Byrne's Road.

Section 1. Pillow case. \

1, Katie Curran, Baldwin'a Road.

St. Tllretds School

_ -~ mss_-I

A very successful fair' was held at

St. Ter'esa’s-,.Sep_tember, 30.1 The fol-' lowing, schools -__participatetl:-Bald-

S H080. St. Te‘l~esa’s,_St. Patriclrs

Rof1d.‘Bfvvne’s Rwid. Pearse station

Ruskin. _ , _ _

Ex-hiblts _by .the _boys and girls in

Vegetables, fruit; ,_;llvestock, school work “and other lines were very credi- UUIB The `lldS0s` were Miss Mc

` her, Lcoln, seem more human _ than ' she had before. I would copy alll

ew of the good in her, and forgot

At Glashvan on Thursday October kn

the 23, 1919, at one o’clock p.m. Do- th sira-ble shore farm of 66 acres oiland to situated at Glashvan and fronting on W Plnette -River w-here all kinds of Sea manure is available. This farm is in I3

a good state for cultivation, and was "I formerly owned by the lute Thomas :tsl

I really was ashamed. I had 15

William Docherty. This farm is situat- ed in a beautiful locality and is near il

churches good schools, butter factory as

and stores also is only one mile from ‘V a splendid shipping port and contains tc good dwelling house and barns. It day IH proves unfavorable sale will take Su place the following fine day. For it further particulars apply to the pre- of sent owner, Donald N._ Buchanan, ll Cherry Valley, or to J. J. LHPHUGB I

Eldon.

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FARMERS’ NOT[(}E_ . .

W0 M0 95993590 in b“Y “DY quam' cut how I came to burn myself.

-i:y:.of hogs on hoof, commencing Mon

lay 15111 SSDI IJAYUIE higlmsi- market rcplled, with the new gentleness he

prices.

We are buying Hogs every Wednes-

day at ' Hunter River

Kensington

Albany Station

_. Summerside,

Tuesdays at Murray River.

For information call CANADIAN PACKING C0. LTD.

- J. M. ROOP, Manage

Plant, Kensington Road

Phone 553 and 532.

947-9-15-Mtf.

gm-1 _n_li.`___;:__ _.-____ T

_ ANNOIMEMENT

'We have sold our coal business and

good will to The Pocahontas Coal Co.

We ask for them with our former

patrons a contnuation of tbclr coal business. We feel assured that the desire of this new flmi will be/to give you 'satisfaction at all times in re- gards to Quality and Service.

We also wish to thank the public

'for their very generous patronage in the past.

The new firm have also pnrclmscd

our coal book accounts, and will no doubt cell on these customers lu the near future to verify same.

' GEO. E. FULL &. SON,

1; --_l!'*E _J

A 1 For Salei

Oders will be received for the pur-

chase of the large store and ware- houses, etc. situated at Kinross, and occupied by J. F. Ross. This busi- ness was established over tlity years ago and still offers grand possibilities for a new man. Also, for purchase Inrgs dwelling house. There is in connection with this business a large Post 01Il_ce paying a nice salary. 1

Arirly to.

' J. F. R088,

_ Kinross .

899-9-12IilFrita9Ipd‘.

as sane;-r_-_ _

mu For snr `

Forty

with

of good la-nd nll cleared

and dings.

Corner of For par-

Psrsn ourm-iv, _

Morell Rear '

at it was through hor emotional mperaunent she had secured her own

uv with Everett.

lint it is so easy to make good The following are the prize winners: Rodd, ' ‘ solutions, especially when one is

mmcd. `

iought of reading I.eola’s letters

lic. I was sure I never had a let- r he might not' read, But as I y quietly thinking things over, 1 w I had been guilty of a mean, low 155 ation. I would not have dreamed 21

plel.

cad'

and remorselul and - n bit

my right because I was Everett’s

openln n it-tier that came for R09-

im through the postmfm. Why should 351|- think I had the right -to read

l.colu's letters simply because he had

opt-ned tht-u. years before

I-lvcrcit lead asked me it I wanted 15

Aft e

sports was carried out under the dir-` cation of Inspector Cairns and Mr. '

lvlclliillan. The exhibits excluding the livestock were displayed in St. Ther-

d _an interesting programme of

Hall;

CLASS 1, GRAINS _ ( Section 1, Oats.

. . ~ 'Y

‘ t. Katie Curran, Baldwlns Roadf (dddke,-el), _ ' / 2nd. Leonard Brutllcy, St. Theresa’s.

3rd. Arthur Dunn, Peakc's Station. (),e;,,,),

' 0

Section 2, Wheat (

George Casey, St Patrlck‘s Rd (

' _ - _ _ - h _ id. Annie Donnelly, =St. Patrick'-s 3_Dem,1B McKenni\_ B,,|dw;n'sAR0ad_

Arthur Dunn, l_‘eake‘s Station. (U

_Section 3, Barley

t. Peter Trainor, St. Patfrick‘s Rd.

mother sent,i’oi'.

“No-it would only frighten her,

in nfy heart I knew if Mother came she would question me, and so ilnd

"Justus you like, dear," he had

had shown me since the accident.

Walter Kemp had ln' some -way

hczxrd I was ill, and had sent me a wonderful box of roses. A short not. was tuclccd into the envelope whicli hold his card - just wishes ,for my quick recovery. This time ' I let Hetty put them in water, and laid the note where Everett might easily notice it.

“Who sont you the roses, Dear?"

.lic asked when he come in to see me before diner. He had sent me some orchids earlier in the day.

"Mr. Kemp. There .lg a 'note fron:

him on-the table."

“Yrs '!" but he mario no move to

lake it.

_______ "1

2nd. George Qasey, St. Patrlckis Rd.; l

Section’ 4, Beans.

1st. Robert Kenny, St. Teresa’s. 2nd. Wilfred Bradley, St. Teresa's. 3rd. Emmet Bradley, St. Teresa’s.- cl./iss 2, noo'rs

Section 1, White P.o`tati>c|3.

Iilst. Thomas Kenny, St. Teresa/s.. 2nd. Lydia Fisher, By1'ne's Road. _..rd. George Casey, St. Patrick'-s Rd.

Section 2, Turnips.

I. Dan Baldwin, Buldwin’s Road. 2. Annie Donnelly, St. Pu.trick's Rd. S-Z. Philip Bradley, St. 'l‘eresa's.

, I

Section 3, Carrots. ‘

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1.0 >-I

Annie Donnelly. St. Patrlck's Rd.

Leonard Bradley, St. Teresa’s T

“Plousc read it," I said flushing.

'$05

Ettie McDonald, Pe'.\ke's Station.

2- M1819 Cairns, Baldwin’s Road. ‘ 3. Wiuifred DuiI`y,~Byrne’s Road. 9°°¢|°P\_ 2. Cushion Tops.

1- I-Yilie Fisher, 'Byrne’s Road.

2. Wlnifred Duffy, Byrne's Road.

3. Agues Dui'l'y, Byrnes Road.

Section 3,-Dnrned Sock.

1. Annie Donnelly, St. Patrick's Rd. 2. Lydie vI°‘i_sl1e1\;'Byrne's Road. ` __ 3. Marlon Runn,_Byrne‘s Road. ' Section 4. Mittens.

1, Katie Curran, Ba-ldwin’s Road. - _ 2. -Katlo Baldwin, Baldwin’s Road. 3- Mafglierlte Bradley, St. Teresa's.

CLASS 9, MANUAL TRAINING

. gectlon 1, Hammer handle

1. asll McQuaid, Baldyvln's Road . W'illle“Gormerly, St. Teresa’s. - . Tom Curran, Baldwin's Road. Section _2, Nsli Box, 1. Herbert Bradley, St. Teresa’s. 2. Basil McQuald, -Baldwin’s Road.

3. Dentel Fisher, Byrhe’s Road.

2 3

10, LIVE STOCK AND POUL-

> TRY '

' ' Secticnl, Calf. ` \ . Lena Curran -Baldwln’s Road

Section 2, Poultry

1. Florence Trninor, St. Patricl<’s

2. Robert Kenny, (pen) St. Teresa's, pen). ~ 2 Li Cairns, Baldwin’s Road,

2. Lily Cairns, Baldwln's Road,

3. Angle Cairns, Baldwin’~s Road, en). ' 3. Angie Cairns, Baldivin's Road, cnsL

ockerel).

Section 3, Pig. 1. Angie Cairns, Ba-ldwin's Road.

2. George Casey, St."Patrick's- Road

3. Authony Dunn, Bryne's` Road;

CLASS 11 COLLECTION. '

Section 1, Noxious Weeds.

1. Byrne’s_ Road- School.

2. St. Pa-trick's Road=Sch0ol.'

3. Mary McQuald, ‘Baldwin's Road.

Section 2, Weed Seeds.

1. Byrne'a Road School. '

"2. St. I’atrick’s Road School. _ 3. Ettle Duffy, Byrnd‘s_ Road 'School f

_Section 3, Tree Leaves. 1. Byrne’s Road School. _ _

2. St. Pntrlck's Road School.

3. Katie Curran, Baldwi'n’s Road.

= iR;|1l_vv_ays

INCREASED SERVICE

|'ill'lOCO|‘\ YI I1 y y

` the Week '

‘_

Canadian INat-ional M°“°““‘“'

v ___3,

_ 100

tlental Trai »Evsr Da in `

ororrtdlwlnnlpeg-Vancouven-Victoria 1°?

Thank you, Sandra, I will be glad

to. I \vouidn’t have dreamed of looking at it without your permis- sion." It was n rebuke, and I so -understood it. I had meddled with letters addressed to him. He was »too much of u gentleman to read a sim- ple note addressed to me without my permission.

"lt was kind in him to remem-

ber yon, Dear, But as we can't re-

Iesg loam' -at home, I would have pcrfcrretl that he had not sent them." -“So would I," My answer sur- prised me more than it did Everett. I think. l had felt sort of disgusted with myself ever since I had let' his other roses fade because Leola had allowed those Everett sent her to wither for sentimental reasons. Then asl remembered them lying all crushed and withered on the floor when I was carried to my room - tho first thing I saw after I recover- ed from my faint-a revulslon of feeling against the flowers caused me to add: "I am sure I never wanted thc-m». The night I_ was hurt he sent me some too."

"Yes, I saw them,” Everett re-

turned quictly. And as he kissed me before he went down to his din- ner I wondered whether there was anything he didn’t see, and know.

To_morrov7`-A Surprise.

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If HEAD srurrsn mon

CATARRH OR A COLD

Bays Cream Applied in Nostrlls

Opfens Alr Passages Right

_ Up ,

¢llf#3”¥¢§$¢§‘l¢#%¢ll%¢B$¢A$_

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_ WANTED

nurses.

relief-_-no waiting. Your

nostrils up; the air

s Cream

from now. Apply `

_ antiseptic.

nostrils. It psa- alr passage ol’

inlhmsd or

ceive him-rather, as you cannot un- _

Section 4, Home Grown seed

1. Florence Sarphy, Baldwin's Road t

Y. - -

3. Veronica McC_nrthy, St. Teresa’s.‘n

CLASS 3, GREEN VEGETABEES

-Section 1, Tomatoes. u

3. Freeman Crane, Ruskin. `

Section 3, Pumpkins.

Section 4, Beats.

1. Mary Goodwin. St. Teresa's. ` 2. Agnes Curran, Baldwin's Road. 3. Katie Baldwin, jBaldwIn’s Road.

Section 5, Cucumbers,

- s

_1. Angela Kenny, St. Teresa's. 2. Marguerite Bradley, St. Teresa’s

_ Section 3. Potted.Flo`wers.

1. Florence Sarphy, Baldwln’s' Road

Annie Donnelly, St Patrick’s Rd. Florence Sarphy, Baldwln’s Rd

CLASS 5, FRIUT Section 1, Trans Apples. Angle Cairns, Baldwin's Road Myrtle Fisher, Byrne’s Read

Section 2. Alex Apples 40

Thomas Kehily. Bt Taresas

CLASS 5 CANNING j Bectloni, Ftgsplsqfnsg

Margeurite Bradley, St Teresa!! Angie Cairns, Baldwln's Road

2._ - .

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WANTED I 4-I »-f»-»»-

_ _ miles from

_ ‘ °°'_-_- ' . lad good, large, up

Store 'pigs for ‘feeding from thrcl lush. ln lush stats of to live months. old. Also some good.,-watered. For hirther fat awe and wether lambs. Highest Ply to

prices ps _delivered at our slaughter

membrane and relief house.. aber Street. - if , €~ J

D 8

2. Marguerite Bradle St Terosa’s --Victoria. is the principal feature en-

’ _ _ _Railways and Winter time ta le.

1. Chester Bradley, St. Teresa’s._ Between Toronto and |'Winnlpeg there 2. Robert Kenny, St. Teresa’s_ ~ 'will also be a compartment-observe 3. Lydia Fisher, Byrne's Road. tion library car, A . ~

Section 2, Onions. the convenience of passengers, while

‘ . travelling through the _ Rockies, so

1. Thomas Kenny, St. Teresa‘s. they may enjoy, in the utmost cgmfort 2. Robert Kenny, St. Teresa’s. the magnificent 'scener for which the

1. Freeman Crane, Ruskin. _ from Passenger Oiilcers of Cnnada‘s 2. Ettle_McDonald, Peake’s Station, National system of Railwaysi

3. Myrtle Fisher, Byrne's lRoad. 1430-10-IOMEGI. '~ '

1. Chester Bradley, St. Teresu's. t°_ "U0" Of Friday the 17th Oct., inst., ‘ 2_ Ks¢'|,lee,, McQu,,|d_ Baldwin-s_Rd_ for the purchase of sheep and -lambs 3, peter G,-,mb SL pat,.|ck»,s Road: of Morell Farmers' institute. State

¢;|_’A3S 4, FLOWERS \ price -per lb.~ delivered at Morell

Section 2 Mixed Flower S¢“ti°“~ ‘~ ' '

3. Myrtle Fisher, Byrne's Road. _ ul

Annie Donnelly, St. Patrlck’s Rd' dan Oct, gm, fm. t-_urpuréhue of

Peter Grant St Patri k‘s' Road. from me Roda Bay mm me n°¢.p,‘g,,. A""“° D°""‘=”Y» S* P News Ri :uso Nov. stu 1919

‘ In effect 0ct°be`f‘ 5th

A daily Transcontinental 'service' be-1 ween Toronto-Winni e -Vancouver

ounced in the Canadian glational'

This train will leave Toronto 9.16 . m. daily and will be 'equipped -with' p-to~date sleeping, dining, first-class ay couch. tourist and colonlstwars.

A parlor car will be attached. -for

Y .

anadlan National route is famous. Further -particulars can he obtained

onders i0r_Sliep_ __& lambs

Sealed tenders will be received up

. ' JOHN MACDOUGALL,

, Secretary,

Morell 'Farmersi Institute.

39-10-8I§wim5lptl. _ ‘

TEDERS

Tenders will be resized up t>o.F|-i*- 0 lambs and .sheep more or less '

_ i>s'rs`n i£l.‘?_l5_tTs|'1s.

~ Secretary .

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` CLASS 12, SCHOOL WORK

Wheel Barrow Race.

Section 1, Exercise Book I 1. Everett Fisher and Anthony

Dunn, Byrne’s Road. `

. Annie Donnelly, St. Patrlck’s Rd. 2. Peter Grant and Aanthon Byrn

1 y e, 2. Florence SMDIIY, BitIdwin's 'Road.`St. l’atrlck's Road. 3- Milf! M0Qll&id. Bi1l¢lWiu’s Road. 3. Dentll Fisher and Charless Grant,

- Section 2,' Map _ 1. Annie Donnelly, st. Pstrlcirs nd

2. Katie Baldwin, Baldwin' Road. 1. Angie Cairns and Katie Baldwin. _ . Katie Curran, B0.ldwln's Road. i3aldwin’s Road. =

1. FIDTBIICE S3.I'DIly, BZI_ItIWIl'l'S RII. `r;|_n, Hnldwhfs Ruud

_Byrne's Road. ~ . _

I 3 Legged Race, Girls Over 10

2. Cyrus Sorphy, St._Teresa’s. 3. Peter Curran, Baldwin’s Roadu Relay Race, School Boys _

1. Peake’s Station. ,_ _ -

2. Baldwin’s Road. -

3. St. Teresa’s. _

Final Report of the Earns-

cliiie Rod_C_r0SS Slwitll'

2. Ettie McDonald and Myrtle Mc- -Balance on hand M-Arch 4. 1918

1 , _ . 2- Lilwrellce Clllrklll. By1’n€'S H0151- Section 3, Penmanshlp 8rd andI4th- Cormack, Peake's Station. . . . . . . . . $35.19

3. Rosella McQuaid and Katie Cur-

RECEIPT8

2. A-zinle Donnelly, Si. Potrlck's rdf 3 Legged Race, Glrls Under 11. `

3. Katie Curran, Baldwin’s Roa .

Section 4, Phnmsnship, 2nd Class

_ .

1. Dorothy Casey, St. Patrick's Rd. 3_ _Dorothy Casey and pam] Fgshe,-_

2. Lydia Fisher, \By'rne’s Road. 3. Anthony Dunn, Byrne’s_Road.

spears 1oo_ Yards ossh, says over. 10.

1, Arthur Dunui, Peake’s Station. 2. Pius Grant, St. Patrick’s Road.

3. Peter Grant, St. Patrick's Road.

100 Yards Dash, GI"is_ Over 10.

1. Angie Cairns, Baldwinis Road. 2. Ettie McDonald, Peake’s Station.

3. .Katie Baldwin, Baldwin’s Road.

100 ya.-as Dash, asyr under 11

1. Willlie Gormerly, St. Teresa’s. 2. Charles_Grant, St. Patrick's Road. 3. Anthony Du-nn, l3y_rne's Road.

100 Yards Dash, Girls rider 11'

_ Win-lfred Duiiy, Byrne's Road.

Marguerite Bradley, St. Tereszrs

Yards Dash, Young Ladies Racc

1. Angle Cairns, Baldwin's Road. 2. Jessie Campbell, Byrne’s Road. 3. Katie Baldwin, Ba1dwl»u's Road.

Yards Dash, Vou'ng Men's Race Cyrus Sarphy, St. Teresa’s.

2. Aeneas McDonald. Peake's Station 3. Alfred Curran, Baldwln’s Road.

oociu cours! ` `

I uFr_coRNs on

num it A STORM

touchy corns off with fingers -210 SAB Am- ' Bmden -

_ _ _ __ __ .\P`_m_W ._ _ _ _

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B betliefwrus eqrn.,a_nt.ant|v, that A-M- P-Wg ' I ‘ ~§_ ._ _It"??7*l_'-(5-»’__' ' _ .~ t=°m wma. nouns. use you me it ig-23 ;~,‘,,i’_°P- P H,§_S“_v\f‘= 5 , __ stuff N0 miss 'rry it 10.50 ss '_ M _ _ mr sem rm s tiny bums 5: 11 ao 0.0011in~._ ‘

ls it any dm; mrs. 'rms in "J`B"l.`Iiill§_ ' f

Received from _three Red Cross

B:1ldwin’s Road. . su-ppcrs . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $34.02 I 2. Myrtle McCormack a-nd Kathleen Proceeds of ice cream social $68.14

Donahue, Peakc's Station. 'Donation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . .50

Received from collection taken up‘

‘.St. Patrick’s Road. _ - for Returned Soldiers . . . . $5.00

3 Legged Race, Boys _ `

1. Edwin Tralnor and John Mooney,

I’eake's Station.

2. Anthony {B1yrne and Charles Grant, Byrne's Road. _ _ ' 3. Dan -Baldwin and Hugh McQ_uaid, \

Baldwin's Road. Of

Jockey Race, Boys Under 11.

1; Ruth Cairns and Agnes Curran,

Total $132.35

EXPENDITUR E

To nine payments toward Prisoner ~ War‘Fund . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . $43.74 10 lbs. yarn @ $1 per lb $10.00

-1. Anthony nuns and Charles Grant, 4 yards cotton for 'wmrrius -par-

St. Patrick’s Road. , . -cels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .60

Hughes, Peake‘s Station. _

Baldwin's Road. -

_ Jockey Race, Boys Over 10.

Donald, Pealte's Station.

Baldwin's Road.

win, Baldwln’s Road.

Walking Race, Men.

2. Borden Mooney and Joseph

3. Eddie Sorphy and George Sorphy,

_2. Dan. Baldwin and Hugh McQuaid,

3. Joseph Baldwin and Milton Bald-

Postage on parcels sent Overseas

. . . . . . . . . $4.40

Expenses in connection with Soc-

l<aI.... . . . . . . ....-.............$18.85

.Paidto collections for Returned Sol-

_],_ A-rtlluyp Dunn and Chester, MQ-A tIICI'S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . $49.50

'rural ;127.09

‘ Cost of printing this report $1.00

Balance on hand . . . . . .. . . . . . $4.76

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