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-.i luurnlo ol* ooltsllvs- .iii amotollet lvrlht valley 111° Kewhsteuvolllwiubeiislain Km! George Bail on Thursday, ,_MaNhlat‘l30p.m. Aamatfnrlof

I importance will ba discussed by the _ federal esneldate, J. 1'. Arnett, it is important that every Conservative . elector will be present. me-si

--IITUBNID IIOMI-M.l'. and Mn

'IL E. Robinson, who have been visit-

|in¢ uis isiisn mother im. :smile

Glidden of Bummeralde. left on !‘ri-' idayonzeturn !DtheirhonieinMel- fart Bank. On than' way they will 7 visit friends in Montreal. Ottawa. and Uarldion, Ont. During iihdr or-ay in Bummerlide they were very pleas

p Ianuy entertained by many on

‘ri-ienas. several aeilgiiirul dinner 'parties being given in their honor-S

Use Minard’| in the Stable.

PERSONALS

. -MI. and Mrs. Mallet. Mrs. Jas. Taper and son' of Granville were in Sumxnerside on Thursday.

-Mr. J. I-lenry Gaum has re-

turned home to Sun-irnerside» from Montreal, where he went in consult a speotalist for his health. He is much improved and able to be out and a- boilb-S;

-Mr. Bimimers and Miss Summers

of Norboro have returned home af- ter a pleasant visit with Miss Jack of Hebron Lot 8. Miss Ja/ck accom-_ panied them as far as Summersidz when: she visited ml-ny old friends S

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Meuod of Kensin- operawd on in iihe

Prince County Hospital recently, is making very satisfactory progress-8.

--Mr. Edward Lidstone who has been taking a course in m_eol'ia.nica with General Motors, rotilrned to Bum- maraidie on Baturday. He spent the

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rollin-ing is ui. repm nr vi'/lin-im. valley school for the nionu-i or reb-

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;_"~ ~,_§.-gg clark, :l Annie Jardine. _ ‘ 'f onine r-i Eunice Jardine, 2 lu-

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Grade 6-I Marjorie Clark, 2 Coi-

fn Waugh, 3 Robert Hogg.

Grade 4-l Gladys Clark. 2 Waller Hogg, 3 June Durant. »

Grade 1-1 David Clark, 2 Beth

Waugh. 3 Helen Huestis.

_ _ J Teacher, Angus M. Bernard. ,U L_ . I _

have the time of " {4_;'_§V};,f>f_f/.77/,` "sail planing." as ¢u<iin¢ is called

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stop aching when bathed in a solution of lVllnard’s and\` warm water. leaves smooth and rested feeling.

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THE CH`ART.0'l"'|'FTO\VN GUARDIAN . _ MARCH 4, 1930

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..°'l'll WEEKLY WRIST drive

f ‘{°"5m‘l°“ -Rink' w°d”°“l*Y- *Wm was held in Bt. James Hall Georger ilh- A 2“2°3°4-2* l :own on weenesday. nb. zein with vi

“ze attendance, the ladies prize .~. won by Mile Mary MacDonald nd the ¢eutlemeu'a plies was won by Ar. Gcdll MacDonald. A delicious

'lunch was served-A. '

..°U! IN TBI AIR-Quite an ex-

,dtament was caused in Georgetown in Friday Seth at twelve o'clock when quite a few of the citizens wok ad- vlnialle to take a. ride in the first araoplane that ever landed in this vicinity. The following took a ten minute ride. Mr. H. Murphy. Princip- al Gewgetown High School, hdss En- id Knight. Dr Keeping. Capt. Gal- lant, Mr. and Mrs. victor Refuse, Waldron Levers, li/Liss Beatrice Skin- her, Howard Llewellyn, Mrs. Mac-' laren, and Mr. B. J. Moir. The plane remained about three hours then prooedded to Montague.-A.

Minard‘s-50 Year Record of Success.

PERSONALS

ellltly visited Oliarlotteimm-A.

..'M.r. and Mrs. Archie Reynolds.

Gaspereaux, recently visited George- town.-A.

vl.s`itil-ig in Gecvrgctowli thc guest of Mrs. McNeil, left recently for licr

..‘MHss Mildred Bell, Charlotte-

town, is spemiing the week end in Georgatolm the guest of her llioilf- er, Mrs. Samuel Beer.-A.

..°Miss Alina. MacLaren. pupil ol

spent the week end at her home ill Georgetown-A. ~

..*Mrs. Donald J. Mclsaac, Rock-

barra, who had an attack or pneu- monia, a few days, is also consider-

lei-ed now out of danger. ’

..'Mrs. Allie McPhee, recent ar-

rival from Boston, has rad an attack of pneumonia at the residence of hor brother. Mr. Donald Allan Mc- Donald. Red Swamp. Lot 45, where she is considered now dut of danger.

PRINCE STREET ' SCHOOL

Honor Roll for Februaryz- Grade X -- 1 Marjorie Fraser. 2

Erma Patterson, 3 Evelyn Simmons and Alloc Bryenton.

_Dorothy Bentley, 3 Muriel Dover.

Grade VIII - l Joan Brady. 2

Ada Darrach, Gladys Laf'l'erLy, 3 Marzllcrite Gudmorc.

Grsde.VII-1 Irene MacDonald,

Marjorie Campbell. 2 Dena Court. Margaret Large, 3 Joan McNeill.

Grade VI-l Margaret lVl.cQuo.rrie,

2 Stella Jay, 3 Sally Hughes,

Grade V_-l Constance Colwill, 2

Nora Dvwne, 3 Annie May McLeod. Grade IV-1 Wm. Bentley-. 2 Ralph Molnnls, 3 Margaret James. Grade III-1 Hilda Worth, 2 Grace

Diamond, 3 Doris MacDonald.

Grade II A-I Elinor Larter, 2

Claire Farquhareon, 3 Mary Hocper.

Grade IV-- 1 Roberta lilll, 2 Cri-

iliarine Ramsay. 3 Kathleen Duvar. Grade III-1 Helen Lawson, Wm.

Rogers, fi Helen Carlnody, 3 Marlon Mollachern. '

Grade II B-1 Charlie Ciirmody.

2 Lloyd Matthews, 3 Phylis Mutcli.

Grade II-I Annabelle Lawson, 2

Jmephine Plckard, 3 Annie Henni- gar and Helen Moore.

Grade I-1 Vivian Burgoyne, 2

Keith Johnston and Freda Molnnls. 3 Joan Turner and Mary Mcllach-

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i ~ 1 | Grade I-1 Eleanor Mary Duliy. '.1

_ ' Marjorie Momcliern. 3 Vema Hoop

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. My _y;»;.»,i1, ia. .li~nl.-ilu. oi Greek _ _ _ BEAVER . .. is up, Ln; ii? Kinks Colllliv one ol "

ille l'i\‘iili'l1ii\|lv pillroiis of roller ' | U I N

_ mill in Wood Island West was rc- _ R D H icclitly r.-ll ii business trip to the mill. f \ Y

~Wc» had the rare pleasure of meet- ‘ ' " _ ii and collvcr 'ng wil-l_‘l Mi". Jenk- , -~*-----°~ ------------ --~- _.._._.._. _._... .-..-.. -__._....._____..___.__...__;.-____ ,

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ins when he was making tho W'-\1l'll l Measles ham Snead mound this flock they ignored this schedule and

lull filitli was a comfort to all iilio

lflb io his home. I-ie rclJ01'lS Ulllt all' _f g dl rl ts M went on one ol their cnvn. Most of cared for her.

lo al illilustrics in Greek River and ‘ and neishb""mg ist C and v`lr_h¢-m had no nhedule ai, gl] this

i vycmlty a..,, in 4, prosperous cgndl- i mg 'layed with Us Ticeweatréy ‘;:;|wiiiier and showed no interest ii‘i|.-'.plritual life deepening mid thc ili-

_ ` i - t ~ . - li:-ii. 1-‘ii-rni-rs had large n11utl\1s= of l t:;f‘"_e;‘(;lW0f°‘;Z° siren” Fmun;“E1yini1_\'r-liiiig except feed. 'rl-ie fnnli is* iriicciiini life reuiinliil; all its i...ni»i-. piratoes wliich yielded well and the! _ _ ` HDL all ihrlrs. lhey were noi ted the she Tfecame well preparerl in rising, prices ileallg good the tubers nviitd _ izréztalities hue as yet been re iliigh pressure ratirns urged by the* ns to the all-sufficiency of her Snr- n good prom. The beef and chicken l ` isrleiiiuis They were fed to be kepti o\lr's love. Many felt that her ml, nnlilieiics dill \\'<‘l1 too- Saw mills mid. lrilive and tli:ii's about all they dlclw room was the hi hast lac i 'li l

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blaclcsliiitli ell;-.xi are working on °s_ of the Mm rs have heh During this liimih each hen should' they could resort for refrosluilriii

A' tn K L b iirewo.,-d home but much lumberiligmmc md U D S under a mved;

lull tinic, i:;i:'p.n .rs are ep usy, _ _ ' ‘_ gg pp . _merchants are barely able to nil or- ;r"n1:;:n;mt'° ge (gmfé £VI?:t;g“i`mcLllods but ours lell far short ol'

Now as 8 collstallt sullcrci' lilc

of spirit.

wnlie lying oii her bed of sicklio_<.~_

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, ders, ship lliasicrs have had a sue- I ml.; iumsen; 1; mem m QNOSJ 5 this. Botwcrll 3 and 4 eggs ner dayl she could not refrain from using livi- ccsslul reason. lobster packers and- _Ia d B " [was U1,-,ir _Wm-,ge m,,k_ Last year' mcumes to me mn in me servm 01

_ fishermen sliarcil in the distribution :ol currency and no one reaped a fbctter liai-vest. than the local bar- [ber who un account of increasing

` ant. The skill and cillcicnoy of this nrtiznli luis been sung in meiodious verse by your Pctcr's Road corres- pondent on more than one occasion.

One More Added ' To The Long List

Quebec Man Praises Dodds

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Mr. A. Carpcutlcr Used Them For Pains ln the Kldneys and Found j* Them Very Satlsfnclnry _

Ste. Genevieve de Blitlscarl, P. Q.,

March 4.--i-Bpcciclll-Ml'. A. Carpen- : tfcr, a. well lcllowll resident of this l mace. is a sworn friend of Doi‘ld’s f lciciney Pills. l-le has tried them and , found them good. i "l have suffered a long time with i my kidneys and after taking some 'Dodds Kidney Pills 1'was relieved.

Since that time I always use them." l Wien even slight kidney derange- , lnclll is neizlccieil tlicre is the risk

'limi rlieumatlsni. blickachc, luni-l

lbngo, etc., must eventually result.

i'i'llel\e disorders are simply the pen- ' iilty oi' lieglcctil; the kidneys which ' becoliiinlz wcaliclicd and cease to ex- crcio the constantly accumulatinxl impurities. However, no one need be

ll martyr tu these complaints for al

_ I am credibly informed that llud

ls ll l ;\`~'¢ k0i>l I 1'Cf€1‘d fUr me mot ilmoé iicr God and Saviour. lt \-.-:i_~ ii

'and -f°\m’5 Ula-lf Nl’-ll hifi hid 117' piezisllrc to walt on her, bcrriiisv iii'

, ' . Pres. but this nzelli is far short of' lziir piiirnce and courage and lrinri-.<

sou Bay is not ,et open for “wig” - the desired g:-_il namely 183 wlilch' ._li,~;D05m0|,_ ' ii

"°“' icxreerln it by ie. even at iss eggs;

. . . ‘tile mrlrglll of profit per lien is noi

Notwitlistandlng the rigors of our

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ivinter I saw a few days ago an ek- J ilisnnngyhiiut lit is mirflixhue lit

mime shed' of open water ln' abou* 'lint iiiylslig seo much w-0;-E4”-*li I

Northumberland Strait that would

offer no resistance to a stcavmship 'UI ‘*“fdY build' in nlunionlsnl

'l‘iic.se tokens of love were no dwiiiw

-I i';'l‘riL c3mlol't lo her as ill(-y lllll<;. 'l-'_' ii :\ll,‘.‘_'iia sliflcr.

llut lirr gzlcatcsi comfort was me

_.;-:i.r.1i.7.L:oii of llcr soul to God and is rziluilllrdge ol’ His love in Jesus eil: t. :Lille _lgrcldllally wcakelwd and ' ».-."1 away on the date mentioned

Mr. Willard Grossman of Hope- MRS_ JAMES ROBERTSON _

ilcld is now located in ,Wood Island Norili. '

'|.'l'iCl'8 DBSSCCI RWHY Rl. llel' lI0m8 lil] Birch Hill, on Feb. isili, iiiao at im?

time was n devout lnmuber oi the

‘ i;i;‘_;i'cll ol Scotlalld, and during livr :»l;klii~us was visited by her p:_i.~i~.=r.

Radio ei-ithusiasie are far from use of .H yemg camuue _']enkm__' Rev- EV/#ll MBCDOUBRIL

pleased at the com/emplated changes, _ » ' '»

The funeral took place on l-‘rn

, beloved wil fJ nes be ts , r in lnondcasiins _arraiigemeiiia 'rlieyf ¢,,,,,gm., of °me"'.lmR`?rh;m‘:; 2:23. 20m- lwm hvrhome in Birch H111 w

see ill these chnges serious deprive- 'sawn J nm |Birch Hill Cemetery. The service mv- tlon of tho local services which they e ns' of Green mv", P- Eli ms conducted by RW- El*/011 Mill"

enjoyed and appreciated so much.: she leaves to mourn A sorrow"

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ey my “mx “ml °gl;£,°rt1_35|liilsband, also four sons and tiireel :Pail-lot pl¢a5¢‘ gqpyi

a unit in pro ng age . sm h

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movement and Pirliabs may swerve( s§“5' 1 cl ln; YW. C. Robert l _

the authorities out oi their intended H' ° ‘ ’ " E' C' R“°""‘

d st |5011. of Bt. Pauls Prcsbylci':lii

c°u`r5e` But mmy an V mug pres' ciiurcli, Woodstock, N. B,, lil;-rmi, 0|? Four member; of one f‘illnili» in

ure are essential elements lu the

Mi. Albion; and Milton at hoinel F-Tllrland have celebrivieri their e 'il-

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‘mme Mrs. 'Daniel M,¢cCallum, of South-`C“ “'Eddil`»E5-

spring bums acwrdmz to me port; Venetto. May and Annie at

home. a daughter, Mrs. Chas. I. Ali-

calendar on March 21st, when the d

sun mms A1ic5_ A matter of may ersonpredeceesed her two years ago.

Because of the ovcl'pi':-:luc;.~:ii ~-I

rukber Malay is seeking a liv~:'r..=.i

more umm wo “,eek5_ There are also the following broth-; 0( "keeping unwnllteri ruii'b.~r in ii;

ers and sister`s‘:` Joseph G.; John, of U'°°5~"

The following iieni. from fi well ` Gnek R“'°‘°? Hem'-V' of ch°I`\°U~0'i "" """'°""°` ‘ ‘

1 165310,, 5 1.3.6 town; Belijalnili, of Murray Hal'l>ol~,'

known frm plibl ` m y D 2 _ _ interesting io farmers and some who "md J°5h““~ °f `I`f°"'~°"f N- 3-.,Mrf1~’ fl " i 1 'iz me not m.rne,.5_ -.H your hens me E Malcolm Reid, ofAPeter's Road and r - ,_ ei,/4

cqlxalling thi.; record you are dzing M"' F°'"°mh“m» °f ~7°\\=Sll0l’l/. M9-.i 'f - 'iii' he

well. If you are exceeding it see tliatf U- 5- A- your birds do not break and lr ineyi MTS- Rvlwrwvli had enlayed sood are not eqllzllllng lt there is probeb- i hfilml Until’ Wllhlh thc 185'- l/01112 ly room for lnipi-ovemeni ihreugn~Sh° mended to hu' duties lu Ions'

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lmpurftlcs out of the blood. ,tal 163.' Now speaking of our own' Her serene character and Clin;

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