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YOU can isve money, and make a hi: with the family, mo, by serving Canadian Fish or Shellﬁsh. llishissgrandhealrhfooeLnhillofthepro- reins, mineral salts, and other elements that build up energy and strength. I: is easily digested, and contains more nourishment for every cent expended tlnm any arbor food. l: is the great- source of Vitamin “D", the scmshine vitamin that builds sound honengood teetlnand scrongsrurdy bodies. 'l‘irereareover60diil'erenrkindsofCansdian loodllshaodShellﬁshthareahbeservcdina varletyoftemptingfastytecipnYouanuse ﬁsh, either fresh, frozen, smoked, canned, dried orpidrlednmomatnerwhichformyouchoose k will have the delicious ﬂavour, the ﬁne, ﬁrm ﬂed: that distinguishes ﬁsh from the pure, cold wsaen of Canada.

Serve Fish several times s week. I: is good for your family's health . . . pleases their appetites,

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onomicsl. More loaves of better bread from each bag.

Wild Turkeys 0i America

The Indians adorned themselves in his feathers and roasted his ﬂash for food. but left vast numbers roaanin: the forests open bnlshlands of North America until our ancestors srrlved. The cheerful call of "turk. turk turk" must have been a welcome greetinl to the pioneers. who had never be-

But they very soon not acquaint- ed. We read of roast turkey served

few Danes. ﬁnd it a p e with venison and bear meat a the wedding feast of Daniel Boone.

Lincoln once shot at a wild turkey,

again shot at a wifd animal.

Over the mountains and into the valley of Kentucky the wild turkey flocks lured Boone. who records that they were so thick in the fer- ests he could not flock from another and believed they roamed the coun one lzreat flock from the Atlantic Ocean

by the cheerful turkey cocks salut

lofty cyuresses reds of miles around.”

Stamps of Belgium

When you turn over the leaves of your album and come to the stamps of Belgium. many of you must at once think of the tragedy that lies behind the pictures o1 these Royal persons that you see portrayed.

can see on the 1931 issue. was kill-

and pastime on which he

Baudoulns mother. Queen Astrid.

become heir ‘to the throne. himself with a dlmitv. typical of

in: days that followed this blow to the Belgian people.

Althourh still a child. the little Prince had been a keen stamp col- lector for many years and has al- ready formed a very fine collection. He has certainly some vary beauti- ful desians amonz the issues of his own country. on which to work. It would not be surprising to find that one of these days he owns one of the ﬁnest collections of BBlRlllm and Belgian Colonies in the world. A comparatively short time alzo Prince Bauduuixfs likeness appear- ed on a Bzleian stamp.

FAREWELL

On Thursdcgyi evening residents of Hampshire ed at the home of Mrs. Esther ‘rremere to say farewell to he;- and her family prior to their moving to Tryon where they will in future reside.

The following b the address Dm- sented.

Mrs. Ether Tromere and son Dear Frlends:- Having learned some time ago that you axe soon to make your home in another district. we your friends and neighbors felt we could not let this opportunity» pass without express‘ ., in some way our regret and in extending our best wishes for your future

years. You. Mrs. ‘Iremerg came t.) this settlement in the earlsmpart of

so arly of Alliston) at bird's glllllglrh not

f this h dred cent fiends d to her loved m?" "n "" .2.

relieve her suff by the Pilgrims on the ﬁrst Amsri- untlr can Thankslzivlniz. and. turnin s u

th Th: h lmothol i’ his father‘ ~ cabin ‘l? lnllliana ygulxluz Abrahsn: 5E1’... ‘you; {fﬁfym o] _ but related for history that he never ﬂﬁm§d',"}§me,_ brown-alumni“ "hi, ters. which -our finite minds not comprehend. but we must bow to Him who works way and be ass

dmmlwmh me may help to undeerflahd what may a. have ceared away.

Durln hﬂl‘ illness she n’. vis- °°D‘2€...“ii'..‘?.?‘°.i’.‘.“él.§io...m 155d w r- m» Iigiaﬂlmvhaprmd t , rd it of the e - r zllel-Xt “$315M. ‘l? wllilctlllisys 1m 1nd was conferred her lut days , att misﬁt tifhne. twuuﬁm m .1 vnmgslrﬁlémh "I ‘ “mm o‘ H15 . l’ - msulzlmnnssfnwrllye cl“ u...$’.“'?-‘i Mr- Wallsce Osmvbell and the

was awakened in the early momlng late Mrﬂ- ClmPN-‘ll 0! Alliliﬂll- B9- converse o1 wild l imr one another family the followin from the sun-brightened tons of the sisters survive:

. . . The high for- Evelyn, Maud and Raymond ests rim! with their noise for hund- side at Alliston

Leod ﬁcllinnon) , Iris

and Artelnss, Montsgufand tin. Belle River.

Arms

on Revelation Cha ter 22. The

mm: Albert. whose likeness you gmem were. ‘Brno lord's

ed while molmtaineerlniz. a hobby "J6!" used to W

lllard

no d th t art I his spare of Jesus" by request lime‘. No: RIEIEQYeTXIIDOXIthg alter this parted. The came the ironic death of Prince Mtgssrs. Clarence Reynolds, Glad-

no Little Prince Buudouln. who. on games, Russe the death of his grandfather. had tennent bore at Murray

his renal family. throughout the trv- friends goes out and sol-rowing husband and lam» Y.

In Memoriam

llldﬂll-LIAIQILLII ofalmwilliam

$2233 ‘ﬁt Pleasant O0 January 81st

unexpected “d3; the serious illness aha in; thrvllih. came with sadness in her rslstlivm and

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es in h

Every effort was put forth to by hind and care. and e bravely held calm patience sud Chris-

nH-‘bdﬁiﬂ. i! of 28 blow to hu- can- mmciitllFﬁ ll things well. sometime pear hard, when the mists

ides the bereaved husband and lsrence. Lulu.

- th land Hannah (Mrs Ham

fred Crane). 15.1mm MU’-

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sung ", "Asleep in Jesus . Lover of My Soul". solo by McLean "Safe in the Arms

pull bearers wen

Hlg lnbotham. Gordon. and Roy Gillis. 1n- wss in the New Cemele y River.

The sympathy of relatives and to the bereaved

LIBS. ALEXANDER. McBAI

Daisy Mae McRaa, wife oi’ Alex- ander mo! capéuTonnentineé ' e away csda n h 3th at the highland Vﬁ‘ .

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Hospital. Amherst. e as years of ago and enjoyed splendid health untll,s short time a o. Of a ﬁenisl and kindly disposit on. she :11 be missed by a large circle of i r

lends.

She is survived by her husband .' and the following children: ‘Mrs. Clarence Hennebury, ring City. Pa... .A.: Lester, 0 swa; Mrs. l Joseph Punintal, Boston. Mrs. John Reade. Jr.. Cape Tormentine; Wal- ter, Borden. 91.1.; Otis. Cups Tor- mentine; Mrs. Kensel SpencnBay- ﬂsld; Mrs. Charles Small. Char- lottetown, P. B. 1.; Minnie. Allen. Rswle hand Jack at hcme-(Am- herst ews).

MB. BROSS HOWARD The death occurred suddenly at

an early hour Friday mornlntg of BIOSI Howarcglat the home o W.

your lilo and have allways a wllll neighbor and s kind friend, sores asuredthcru will alwaysbe,

Q . and Garnet. l

To you. Garnet. we feel a sting of sadnws at seeing you you mother go. but you will always be} welcome among u; when you see fit to come. l

Now. dear friends. please moors: this amall gilt not for M: intri . value but as s. token of goodwill from your neighbors and friends of Hampah

ire.

Wishlnz You the best life can hold for you both. and may God's “ ‘ ‘ - ‘ rest upon you and fill your future.

Your friends and neighbors of l-lanmshire, Prince Edward Island. Mardh 10th. 1938.

AUTOMOBILE GREASE STAINS

If you have collected some auto ﬂeas; on your clothes. try rubbing i some powdered magnesia into the. fabric and letting it remain for two | or three days. 'I‘hen brush it out and remove any clinging powder with a soft cloth.

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Rub on-pain gens. Gs: the new large seen- crny else-Also avail- able in smaller. regular

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OPTUMITIHAVI MONTACUL P l. l. Ofllee Connected Wlih Drugstore

com ﬁ there nom l. éigsasingwn, PJM. s was in llis

He wangalvlim be s chemist, he not fitted for that vocation. 1f ‘ lfomed into a 2h stu min lg sods

Charles Tucker. ndale Road. for seven years.

year.

The funeral was held fromlﬁlr- lcngts Undertaking Parlors rrlday gfternoon at 2.80 dclocln-(Amherst

ews .

SUGGESTS PARENTS ADVISE WIT]! OAII

ATLANTIC CITY. March 12- _ (CPJ-Psrerlts sometimes should be seen and not heard because the average th today "knows his own 11ml time” and just how high to aim in life, according to Dr. Bruce M. Blgelow. director of ad- misdons st Brown University.

At an annual convention here of the Heed Masters‘ Association, Dr.

Bl§nlow raid.

" the selectlo of courses. the

modem boy knows his own limits-l

tions batter than do his parent-v.

h1g1 that although dead I

goal “in mg; l by s. mils and become a jerker." TIACB YOUNG GIRLS T0 B! ATTRACTIVE A Paris couturler who visited is country recently thinks schools and collxs should their women st nls same- mskeup and

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