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bushes into the open a Snake. a _ {iii larger snake than he had yet 2 trouble at all he caught and killed jcought, halt coiled on the rock. i I it, Later he caught another. He >This one didn't try to glide away 1 ‘ felt that Snakes were as harmlcss.as the e-thers had done. Instead as Mice and Grasshoppers and lit faced him with head lifted a others whom he hunted m-ilhoiitflittle and drawn back. It stared (gar, - ' lat him with unwinking eyes and Then one day he was hunhrnxfin than was nothing whatever of _in the upper pdrt of the Old Pas- fear. And all the time there was g ' v a strange, loud, buzzing sort of rattli‘, At first he couldn't tell whore it came from. Then he no- ticcri this iellow's queer tail was _. lifted and bein: shaken fast, vary 1 lidSI. indeed. He decided the noise .1 lcnmc from this. He had an un- ' lcomiortable feeling that it was a

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' lwariiinl! Just as the stamping by COAL those small skunks had been a

. GAS "XFITHLTTZ. l OIL i The younr: Fox stood still. He ELECTRIC livas remembering and he was

Zthiiiking. This Snake was p, dif- ferent kind from those he had lrallzht. He was bigger, but not |k;': enough lo look at all harmful .\lf‘lil‘|Pl‘ had those two young Skiinks looked harmful. But. they -i~ad not been afraid. and this fei- lczv wasn't afraid.

Th" iouni: Fox shook -his head.

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I'll leave hlm alone until I find out why he isn't afraid,“ said he to himself. He turned back lnm the bushes and sat. watch. Now that he was out of sight that strange noise ceased. "That was a warning. I'll re- member if I ever hear it again,“ thought he, and trotted off. He had met the he had learned the hard way. That Snake was one of the poison folk. a half-grown son of Buzz- taIl the Rattlesnake.

The next story: "The Lost Tali."

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Mr. Jack Ladner. Charlottetown. was in Head of Hillsboroitgh re- cently on business.

Mr.

Boston,

dine.

Mr Horace MacEwen and little daughter Dorothy. Mount. Erinvard Mi, Road. Charlottetown. spent Sun- day at. Mrs.

first test of

are visitors in Head of Hillsborough. the guests of Mrs. MCLQDdIQ father. Mr. W. L.

M aoEwens

visitors to Mr. Douglas‘

down w Sunday.

Rev. Vincent

were visitors who‘.

Hillsborough July 27th.

friends in Charlottetown.

Mrs. C. B. Cameron,

Jack McLeod.

Mr. and Mrs. Jar-

City recently. Earl

former."

in Head of Hillsborough.

‘ c _ ture whore there was a ledge of "One who isn't afraid must mave home, Head 0g g;115bor°ugh_ r ____ rock. As he stepped out from the a reason for not being afraid. ML and Mrs‘ Alma“ Doug,“

and family. Charlottetown, were former home. Head of Hlllsborough, on

Drake and Mrs. Drake and family. Boston. Mass. to Head of Hills- bﬁfﬂllkh on Tuesday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gcddie Douglas.

The Women's Institute district‘ convention was held at Head of school on Tuesday. _ The attendance was fair owing to hay-making season. lvlisa Dorothy Douglas. Head of Hillsboro. is visiting relatives and

The monthly meeting of Head of Iiillsboroutlh Womenﬂs Institute Was held at the home of Mr. and with ten members and four visitors present.

_ Hamilton Doug- las. and Mrs. Alonzo Birt. Head of Hilloboroueh. were visitors to the

Oondly. Parkdale. chsriottetcvxri. is visiting relatives

WESTERN GUARDIAN

—I0l BALI, - 1m. of land in town o! Kanslngton. consisting of one acre. Apply to Elwood Clark.

—EXPECTING SHIPMENT o.‘ the famous Ransome diggers soon James A. McNeill and Sons, Sum- merside.

—IOB. SALE-Gilli. bicycle in excellent condition, $.10 Apply Robinson's Bakery, summerside.

—!‘0I. BALI-Second. hand Hell sprayer in perfect condition $125.00. James A. McNeill and Sons, Summerslde.

—NOTICE T0 FARMERS-For sale, new Cockshutt binders. Or- der eerly please. in order to have them set up in time. Walter s. Weeks. | -ALBERTON Aug. 18th next.

“Official Oipﬂllllg" of Western Hospital. Various prominentupeak- are. Meals served. Inspection wei- oomed. -Join the crowd.

—FOB. SALE-PT acres land with d-room house. barn and workshop, at Bedeque. tone-half mile from village). Formerly own- ed by late Harry B. Ccllett For particulars apply to tMissi Ila W. i Collett, Executrix, Bedeque.

—FROM MALDEN. MASS. - Mrs. Dr. Sullivan (formerly, Thelma Cook) is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Cool: of Kenslngton. Her husband. who accompanied her. left recently on return trip to Maiden-K.

—-FROM NEW JERSEY —M§iss Eva Coffin of Eriglewood, N. J.. is on her annual tour to Prince Ed- ward fsland. Miss Coffin. who is

the daughter of a. New York fin- ancicr. is the guest of Mrs. Jean Gallagher and her brother. James Dunphy, of Kensington. She has been spending the summers in this Rrovince since childhood days and considers it. a second home-K.

-PARTY LEAVE FOR BOS- TON-A party consisting of Mr. Wilfred Kelly. Mr. R. T. Dodds and Dr. James Dodds left Sum- merside 0n Sunday for Boston and New York. At Moncton they ‘were joined by Mr. Davis laid- sione who has been taking a sum- mer course at Acadia University. Dr. Dodds who is taking a post graduate course in Montreal is visiting his home in Summerside. The party plans to attend a num- ber of big league baseball games while on their trip-S.

—A motor party from Bedeque consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Jewell. their daughter, Hazel and their son, Fred, accompanied b," Mr. and Mrs. Prowse Gardiner o. Freetown and Miss Dorothy Mat- Donald of Summerside recently visited friends and relatives iii Wallace and Amherst. N. 8., gu- iiig by way of Wood Islands and returning by BOrd€Yi.——5.

-KENSINGTON BABY CLINIC will be rcccenmenced Thursday, August l2, from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Town Hall and Will be held on the second Thursday of each month in future. This_ls a free clinic conducted by the Public Health Nurse of the P. E. I. De- partment of Health and Welfare. All babies and {re-school children of the surrounding districts are invited. ,

-RICHABD - POIRIER NU!‘- TIALS - St. John the Baptist Church. Miseouchc. was the scene of a pretty wedding on Saturday morning, July 24, at 8 o'clock when Marie Lucille. daughter of Mr.

became the wife of Doeithe Rich- ard. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Francois Richard. Memrarncook. NB. The nuptial mass was cele. brated by Rev. J. N. Polrler. uncle of the bride. t-he attendants were Miss Hal-mine Richard. sister of the groom. and Mr. Jules Polrier. brother of the bride. Mr. Phil ix- Clair was usher. During the cere- mony tihe Girls‘ Choir, with Pro- fcssor Rufin Arsenault. Ot.taiva.at the organ. sang appropriate hymns. Immediately following the cere- mony. a wedding breakfast was served at Leo Coyle's new restaur- iint. ‘sum " East. Besides the immediate relatives of tbe bridal party. others present were: Rev. Dr. Martin Moneghen, Rev. J. n. Kelly. Rev. Charles Gallant. Rev. .1. N. Poirier. Mrs. Prank Richard. Moncton: Mr. and Mrs. Sifroie Le- Blane. Moncton: Mr. and Mrs. Henry LeBlanc. Mcmramcook: Mr. and Mrs. Blair Believeau. l-lumphreys. N.B.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1’. Conmier. Monet/on; Mr. and Mrs. Rufin Arsenault. Ottawa; Mrs. Pierre Chevarie. Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Richard left by plane ‘for a honeymoorgtrlp in New York and New Jersey and on return will reside in Moncton. where the groom is a C.N.R. employee. Mrs. Richard. previous to her marriage. was sup- ervisor o! the operating room in Hotel Dieu Hospital. Moncton. and was entertained by her friends at I. number of showeru-S.

—GAUDET-ARSINAULT WED. DING - A pretty Wedding we; solemnlzed at St. Paul's Church. SI-Yfv-‘Iwrllde. on mesdsy morning at l o'clock between Mary Aims,

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Charles Gallant; ‘Mrs. Louis. Montreal: Mr. Goo Gaudet. Montreal: Mr. Quebec City: Mrs. Chelsea. Mass: Miss Alice Arsen- ault. Readinc- Mass: Miss Dorothy _ Richards. Wilmington. Mass: and and Mrs. A. .l'..l°oirier. ‘Miscoucho, Mm Rgymcnd pot-m», sqqqgfvﬂjp, Mass.--S.

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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Arsenault. Summerside. and Joseph Mark Gaudet. son of Mrs- Clovie Gaudet and the late Mr. Gaudet. The nuptial mass was celebrated by Msgr. c. J. hfacLellan. V-G- The bride entered the church on thv arm of her father. by whom she was given in marriaie. i-O the strains of the Wedding March. plgyﬂd by Mrs. lzene Peters. The bride was attractive in a dress o.

net bonnet with streamers and car- ried g, nogegay of Better Time roses. She was attended by her sis. ter. Miss Teresa Arseneult. WT"!

wore a wine moire dress with white accessories and carried l noeegay of Dream roses. The

groom was supported by hi! 5mm’ er. Mr. George Gaudet. and the ushers were Messrs. Arthur Arsen- ault and Joseph Gaudet. The bride s mother was attired in a dress of black c:epe with floral trim and white accessories. Her torch-SQ W” of sweet peas. ‘llhe izromfs mother was dressed in black with bliwlf accessories and corsage of sweet peas. During the ceremony the Girls‘ Choir. of which the bride had been a member. sang "Venu Jesu" and “Penis Angelicus" and Mrs. Charles Cehill sang "AW! Maria." While the register was be- ini: signed the choir rendered "O Sanctlssima." Following the cere- mony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, where a three-tiered wedding cake. topped with minist. ure bride and groom. centred the bride's table and was flanked by lighted candles. ‘Mrs. Tousiant Perry and Mrs. Mary Cheverie poured and assisting in serving were Mrs. Alyre Gallant and the Misses Marie Gallant. Bins and Beatrice Arsenault. For the honey- moon Mr. and Mrs. Gaudet will mot/or through Nova Scotia. after

WPTC ‘Paul Gros‘

Out of town guests

Edmund Ci-audet. Tony Gaudet.

‘Personals

—Misa Lila McLeod. R.N.. of Hrookime, Mass. is visiting her home and friends in Spring Val- 199- K

—Miss Edna Winchester of GranchRiver. left. on Friday for Toronto. Previous to her some she was a visitor at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loman McArtihur.

which they will reside in Montreal, Rev. '

Donald, and W. Ramsey of Mal- peque, accompanied by Mr. 0on- nell of Suminersida. motored t0 the Saturday night races in Char- lottetown. K

No. VI Classified Pace by a close margin. 3

—-Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dewar o1 Charlottetown witnessed the Sata urday night races at Charlotte. town. Mr. Dewar is one of the principal promoters of ice racing in Summerside during the Winte) and early spring. 1g

—Mr. J. W. O'Brien of Elmsdale was an interested spectator at the night races. where his\ good pacer Lee's Nightmare won the l

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