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‘f. fCOMPLETING WORK-Letters received n-om Capt. Fitzgerald who ‘went to Regina. to blnid three packs

ior Ernest Poole, manager Poole

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.."'“TllE RED WINGS" under the mailsgenlent of Mr. Samuel Yorston had a very succesful dance lin the town hall. Georgetown on Easter Monday‘, April 1st. A deli- l(‘i0llS lllllcil “'21s served by the Red Wing Sisters. A.

PERSONALS ..‘Misscs Beatrice Skinner and Is- ;oboi Lavcrs, Georgetown, were pas‘- songers to Charlottetown. A.

..‘Mr. William Clark. Haliiax, spent tile week end in Georgetown. A.

..'Jamcs Hewitt, lobster packer. Lower Montague was here last week engilgilig his, fishermen for the sea-

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..‘Mr. and Mrs. John Rublloover hav-s terurned to their. home in Georgetown after spending the wins ter in U. S. A. the ghost oi their son, Mr. vviliianl Publicover. 4.

..'Mr. and Mrs Mscponsld Panmure Island recently vigitgd Georsﬂwwn.

..‘Miss Emma Mcporriiac. teacher Gardiner. who has heel; choosing her Easter holidays in the guest d1’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McCormac, left Monday for Cardigan,

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Jmassrsltalph Doughssndldslon MacDonald students Prince of Wales college, Charlottetown, who have been spending their Eula: holidays at their homes in Georgetown left Monday for Charlottetown. V

--'Mr Herbal-t Murnhr. mm: Georgetown gel!!!)ill- UM h" been spending his Enter holidays at his home in Panning-g Island, return-

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The death oceumd s} 11m nivlr on March 25th, oi Peter B, qqllapt. in the 22:15 ﬁat of hi] o, alﬁr a short illness. The deco _ have; to

mourn besides hi; “is; gwiobm par- ents. three brotlilta at; slate". The brothers are Eugen; and iieury, in Western Canada, “m” ‘i, “in”. The sisters are .' i y, _ Giuli- ant, Lena Catherine of Rustioo, Lucy

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—POB SALE—-l Ayrshire regis‘. -. so cow, l sears old, due to in». in July. Papers go with cow. A s; . did miloh cow. A. L. Rennie, £1. dale. 3096-4-n .

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—AUC'.I‘ION SALE-Western hors- i es from 5 to m years. broken to har- j ness. W111 be sold at s. n. Gardin- er's;, lower Freetown, Friday, April .1 _ known at sale. i l-iugb Morrison, auctioneer. 5 V

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—BASTEB SERVICE IN BED- EQUI UNITED CHURCH. On Easter morning at Bedeque United Church. gay V blossoms and bright sunshine ‘ added to the joyous spirit of the wor- ' shippers who listened attentively to , an earnest sermon preached irom the f text John 5, 28, 28. During the service

a quartetie. consisting of Mrs. W. N. _;

Jenkins, Miss Sofie Henderson. Messrs T. and H. Moyse, sang with line expression a beautiful poem “no Lives, My Jesus Lives" composed ior the Easter season by the gifted pas- tor, Rev. A. J. Reynolds. The offer- i 23 tory anthem, Emerson's “Christ is . Risen" was also appreciated by the ' large congregation who Joined heort- . iiy in the hymns and responses.--S

—-IUCCISSFUII ljll-IDGE-h very delightful Bridge and Tea. was held ~ 4 last, Iﬂday afternoon in the Public l Library, Summerside, under the u— y -_ ‘spices p! the dbegweit Chapter of l the I. O. D. E. There were eleven ‘- tables of bridge in play and quite a j ‘ number of ladies dropped in for a ‘ , friendly cup af tea at the ted hour. ' The prize winners were --First, Mrs. ' ; Arthur Allan; second, Mrs. H. T. i Begs: ilonsolatiﬂlb Miss Jenn Mc- } i" KEY. The afternoon was voted a ‘dc- l ' cidad success-S i‘

—S!GNS or SPRING-Although ' i according to the calendar spring is_ i hero it is hard for some of us to be- i .. lleve it when there is still snow to ‘ be seen in many places. The surest signs of spring and the Ones which i givethe old folks the most encour-Y agement are when the boys are to ‘ be seen playinﬁ bail on the vacant ‘ _ lots arid by-rosds; and. by the ac~ tivities ' o! the small boys around. , , merside, spring has now arrived i and marbles andﬂaasebsil are all the i gd-S 1

—-Dll'l'll OF MR. GORDON MC- t pIOD-The death occurred in Long‘ River lsst miday evening of Mn; Gordon McLeod at the ripe age of? Bl years. He took a paralytic stroke i two weeks ago and did not rally but] retained u iousness until the end.i which came peacefully, hi; bedside‘ being surrounded by his entire family, 5 with the exception of Mr. John Mc- Leod, of Coleman. who arrived on; Saturday and remained for the fun- eral. He was nursed in his last ill- non by his devoted daughter, Mrs Allan Campbell, his wife having pre- deceased him about a. year ago. Th:- lﬂiv Mr- McLeod was burn in Lon: River where he ha‘: resided all his life- l-le was a prominent farmer or “Ill district and was very populn" with everyone in the neighbourhood llWlY-i Tiled! to do a kindly action and took a keen interest in the wel- lli‘! o! the district. The deceqsed was ' “Elilwh mm?" or the Pmby- "W! "hutch Ind w“ attended, by hi! P9301‘. Rev. My. ﬂeck, in his last m?" K4 luvs-s to mourn ﬁve sons‘ Ind one daughter namely-Messrs. John- oi Column: Meier, in the

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