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Clearance Auction Sale

NORTH CARLETON WEDNESDAY, _MAY Bth-I O'CLOCK

I am Instructed by Mr. Neil Mclsaac to sell by Public Auc- tion on his premises:-

I more, 6 yrs. old; I horse, 8 yrs. old; I horse, II yrs. old; I milch cow, freshen June I5; I milch cow, freshen July I5; I two-year-old heifer; 50 year-old hens; I M.H. mower; I M.H. hoy rake, I0 ft.; I truck wagon; I fertilizer spreader; I Hall's spray-

er (tractor hitch); I gang plow; I cultivator; I set spring tooth

harraws; I disc harrows; I set scales; I wood sleigh; I express

wagon; I hay fork and cable; I cream separator; I washing ma- chine; I cream can; I set bomber wheels and axle; I gas lantern;

I Enterprise heater; quantity hardwood plank; material for trailer;

2 broader stoves;'2 incubators; blacksmith tools, etc.; I anvil;

I iron vice; I set drills; I blower; I set double harness; I set pad and breeching; collars, homes, traces, forks, shovels, hoes, atc.; I00 bushel seed oats; quantity of straw and other articles usually found on a well equipped farm.

TERMS CASH. If day unfit, sale next day.

E. C. BELL, Auctioneer.

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WESTERN UURNUIAN -isoricai-Tc_|ilivsiy no ani-

ing in WaddelYa Pond. Cape ‘rrav- arse.-

—IIJBI'.I.VI APRIL 19th for Wright's auction sale at Middle- ton. List as advcrtiaedinoomplete.

—IOB BALI-One heavy team wagon in nrst olaes condition, with box complete. Reg. MmcFarianc, North Carleton. _

{ENBINGTON-INDIAN RIVER Players will present their play "Deacon Disbbs." in Summer-side High School Auditorium on Wed-

specialties.

-non new. ... Desirablh dwell- ing House. comer at Church and Central Streets. Summerside. Dou- ble Gener- Aprlv for particulars on premises, 61 Central street, summersldc. P. o. Box 242. Phone 124-1.

-KINBINGTON SCHOOL eind Music Club will hold a Concert in King George Hall on Friday even- lng, April 30th, a-t 8 o'clock. Bale of home made candy. ..Proceed; for scihool Ground Equipment and Music Club minds. Adaiission 40o and 26c.

—IDNIAN nrvnn c. w. In-The regular meeting or the Indian River Kensington C. W. L. was held on April 11th. Mrs. B. C. Mc- Leilan presided and opened the meeting with prayer. Reports oi’ officers and coriveners was fallow- ccl by reading of correspondence which included letters from Con- vemer of Social Service Mrs. Char- les McDonald. Convener of Girl Guides. Mrs. Gallant and Convener of Education, Mrs. Emmi: Rossiter. Also e letter from Mr. J. Austin

"Hold Everything" to Kenslngton. A letter from one of the Senator- lllrm staff IEQiEQl-lnl clothing for a child from this parish was dis- cussed and clothing will be sent as soon as possible. Ways and means to raise money to carry on the work of the League was discussed and it was decided to holds pantry sale in May. A ncrminu/tlim com- mittee was appointed to receive nominations for the annual elec- tion of officers. ‘Iihe meeting closed with prayer.-K.

—MODER.N IMPROVEMENTS —Suhstnhtlal alterations have been made to the front part of the Ideal Dairy plant at Summcrside with the purposeof having a clean at- tractive place for retell sales of their dairy products. Changes have been made to the facing of the biﬂidlng and there are now two large plate glass windows surround- ed by‘ glass blacks There is also a section of glass blocks on each side of and above the doorway. This ar- rn ‘ gives a maximum a- mount of light in the building and for dull days new fluorescent fix- t es have been installed. On en-

ng one's attention is immediate- ly caught by 'the‘fact that the op- posite wall is a vast. expanse of glass and the purpose of this is to make all the operations in tric plant visible to customers in the retail section. Important new in- stallations and renovations are being made in the plant but these are not completed. To the right on altering is the office and this is separated from the main part by a counter with a customers’ wicket Ahead is a large white refrigerator showcase and to the left is a coun- ter for wrapping parcels and where customers may be served with milk. chocolate milk and buttermilkr by the glass. The floor is of terra cotte tile end the lower pert of the wal-s are of mnsonite. The entire‘decora- tlon scheme is cream and white and gives an impression of cleanli- ness "and purity. —8.

EMERALD NOTES

Mrs. Jarvis ‘h-einor was a visitor. to Charlottetown on Thursday.

Mr. P. I. Murphy and w. John Cash were visitors to Amherst Fri- day.

Mr. Max Martin who is is patient in the Prince County Hospital, is expected home soon.

Mr. and ma. John Caudet and family, of Miscouche, spent Sun- day in Emerald. guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Allen.

The friends and neighbours of Mrs. D. L. Matheson are sorry to learn she _is e. patient ln- the Prince County Hospital-

The ladies at the Emerald Wo- men's Institute held a very suc- cessful pantry sale in Bummerside on Saturday. ‘

The friends and neighbours of Mr. end Mrs. Joseph MacDonald were sorry to learn he is a patient in the Charlottetown Hospital and all wish him a speedy recovery.

On saturdsy. April l7, the Sen- lar Princess Elizabeth Sewing Club held their social meeting at the

mar-y Cash. The program was as follows: Reading. by Miss Elaine Cash; song; by Misses Colleen, Noreen, Laurette White; reading of a letter, "News Mit the Letter". by Miss Anita MaoPhee; piano se- lection. "Country Gardens." by Miss Rosemary Cash; recitation, by Miss Margaret minor: me- danoe, by Miss Helen Bordege: reading, by Miss Sylvia lard. The reminder of the evening was spent in singing and dancing with Mica Kathleen Dmith as pianist.‘ The leaders o! the sewing, We. J. A. sturnhr lnd ma. w. n. rare. were very pleased with the even- ing performance. A dainty lunch wea stirred by the committee. At-

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veryone parted in! Mrs. Caslvfw the pleasant

noadey. APril earn, at ego. and; -

‘Iralnor regarding bringing the play r

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w. and sen. Ham Brown. Cher- lottetown were recent visitors to York. -L.

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Mrs. Harry Swan. York. has as

her house guest her sister. Mrs. Jay

While in York she ia visiting with

friends and relatives in York and Covehead Road.

Mrs. William Bowen, Wheatley River, has been the guest at the home oi’ her daughter. Mrs. Bari hing 1dr the past weeks.

The community of York extend-

family of the late Jbhrs Stetson o! Marshfield in their recent and br- reavement. 1n the death o! Mr. John Stetson the Province is again called upon to bear the loss of one of its grand old men at the ad- vanced age of ninety. -

The citizens "of York who wand- erl their way to York Hall on April 22nd. were kept in gales of laugh- ter by the ectorsand actresses of the Gretta Club of Central Christ- ian Church of Charlottetown who presented their play, Chaotic lb Deario here onﬁrhursday, This play was invited to York by the Day spring Mission Circle a! York Unit- ed Church.

A meeting of potato growers of York and vicinity who have been in the quarantined area tor the past several years took place in York Hall in the afternoon of Ap- rll 26th., t cope with the problems as to whet er they will be allowed to grow potatoes this season aid the future methods of handling the yield. if the parasite still exists in some fields.

Rev. J. H. and Mrs. MacCailum oi York had as their welcome guest Rev. Crosse who gave a series of lectures in Central Church. Brack- ley. Pleasant Grove and York this past week. All, who had the privi- lcge of hearing Rev. Crosse, spoke very feellngly of him and enjoyed his interesting lecture very much. It is to be hoped many more will have the privilege of hearing Rev. crosse again.

The many friends oi Mrs. Georg: MacMilllan of Covehead Road re- gret to hear she is again confined in to the Prince Edward island Hospital with the ﬂu and all wish her a speedy recovery. Mrs. Mac- Millan has just recently recovered from a very sore back and a broken wrist as a result oi.‘ a fall on slip- pery ice. Her daughter who is living at home with her parents at the same time was also suffering from a broken ann.

speaking of storms and previous snowfall records broken in many provinces this past winter the writ- er thlnks Monday's the most win- terish storm that can be remem- bered. One of the latest on record in‘ the memory of a good many wns on April 20, 1926, when it was impossible for the school children to be met by horse and sleigh and many had to remain over night at nearby homes. The snowfall was heavy that winter and very few thaws so on the 26th. of April that year the snowy roadbed was still above the telephone wires in some sections and the tops of the or- chard trees were like currant bushes in summertime. It would ‘cc interesting to heqr from some who can recall a storm later than tne one thus recorded.

The winding up of the winter's activities of the York Rifle Club took place in York. Hall on April 26 when over fifty club members gathered in the aitemoon for the final shoot of the season from 1221i pan. until nearly 6:80. Thea the hall was cleared and tables were prepared for asumptuous banquet which was furnished by officials of the Club and Ladies

The members, a few welcome rif- lcmen from Charlottetown ~ as guests o! the Club. with their wives

ed their heartfelt sympathy to the _

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It's so easy to be feminine-to be fetching this Spring. Just look at these Hats . . . each one is a crown of beauty . . with flowers blooming, veils luv/itching and in colors to melt your heart. of either straw or felt bearing the well-known names of Stetson, Strathmare, Spencer and Mag- gie Rouffe as well as Junior Prom Flats for the

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LADIES’ HATS ON/M-AIN FLOOR

. each one a flatterer

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and girl friends about one hundred and twenty five ‘in all feasted from the heavily ledened tables o! de- IlLIOUS fare.

After the feasting, the drawing

each and all the competitors took place. These prizes and money for such were generously donated by

The'prize for the highest scul- ing of the evening was wou by H. T. Vessey, 96. An unusual coinci- dence was H. T. Vessey drawing his wife's name for the, ladies prize (a trophy which is retained ivr 1 year‘ only.) Messrs. Vernon Crock-

York were ‘the complimentary speakers of the evening. W. D. Cooke was Master of ‘Ceremonies while H. T. Vessey moved a vote

of’ thanks t.o all who assisted in the

Mire. John Drnbi-ee of Par‘. the love and admiration or n“ m‘, m. yum Ralph gel-mum gym- Hawkabiry, is visiting her daugh- knew him and he has left us e.- yoﬂewwn and Hu-old wan; 0g tel‘ NIL JOIIII Rﬁld lt- Btiﬂlﬂl- gplﬁldld GXIIIPIQ 0f Christian iiv- U!

Mr. Themed Sharpe of Tormentioe spent with relatives at Borden.

Mr. lidimmd Toombs. student at Charlottetown, lpent evening with the president Mrs. the Week end at his home in Bor- Hfmﬂtlﬂl MlaLeLm m the m“;

Cape . ...._... last week end The regular meeting of tiha

business

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William Cotidon binds. One new

. who have for some time been living

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banquet and to all who so gener- E “WI ‘>1 h" “i519 Girl irltlll J uusly donated prizes or money for °n m“ lilac“! °°°lBl0Il-.

for the ladies’ prizes and choosing gﬁfgﬁgsasheimiiediwx l?” ‘l’

of prizes in the order of merit for Yo“ Sm.“ Bore m“. mum To finish off a most enjoyable W‘ °i °*1"1°"=°'»°Wn. Whose run- "d mutating “m!” the “our eral took place there recently. On Moore a MacL-eods, Wendell Vce- ggllfllfzffthfgmzghuffsyyjfalsf; he received his Captain's an»; go,- say’ Flow" Home’ c‘ F‘ wuus’ Dirt and others playing the violin Thompson Produce Co. Potato mnmn" ‘h’ mum m” chimed came to Borden where he worked Growers Association, Brown Bros. the new“ Mu" Mm ﬂy,“ u” as deck hand and later ae ship's Ivan Vessey and David Maoheod. we“ In” ‘h. mum‘

51mm sympathy is eir-tendedl to

‘mm the relatives of Mr. Gordon Camp-

his rctum frcm World War I where service and devotion to duty he

"mater until lil health forced him to retire a short time ago. Bor- row and deep regret. were emu”- ed by Illa officers and fellow work- ers at his early passing who all were agreed that he we; "one a! tho best." His high character won

Lllllﬂ‘ Qocial Club of Borden Union Church ‘met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Toombs on Wednesday

Mectlnl opened‘ ‘by alright en Hymn. amt be F e

the ms that member WM en- rolled. making s mombershlp of 2'! to date. ‘me ‘rreasurer r rteri

em alien aonchisrch debt. A coirrmlttel was appointed to repel‘:

alumni’ ‘ii-rt... .175‘ s e r aim such e worthy cause. U‘

“WIIERE OLD FRIEIIIS MEET"

was much enjoyed by all, realized a nice sum. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. lVlacLean. Mrs. ‘Cousins and Mrs. Coggisis.—A.

Says ‘ Foreign-horn iterations ‘threatened

OTTAWA-April 96 - (C?) - John Diefenbaker (Jentre) charged tonight in the Cansmons that foreign-born Cane-- threatened wlth_ a einst relatives living ran curtain if they do contribute to Ccmmunistic

He seld he ahd other members? knew of such.

In one case a Custodian will! relative; in Yugoslavia was that if he did not contribute to s fund his relatives would be harmed- The fund was to be used t.» foster the spread of Ccmmumlrm. iii-

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