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-EXPERIENCED fur farmers are buying beef tripe, boneless beef, beef liver at Bruce's. 8940-4-18-21.

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—SOCIE'I'IES UNITE-On Sun- ds, May 7th, the young ladies oi St. Simon and St. Jude's Church. 'l‘lgnlsh, mot in St. Mary's hall for the purpose of uniting under the name of The Children of Mary. The Rlev. Father McNeil who was present outlined the history of the organization since its botflfmlnt? when it was first established by a distinguished prclaio in France. Miss Gcnieve Arscnauit ep- polntment to the presidency was unanimously received as Rood news. It was agreed the second Sunday oi every month would be communion Sunday for the mem- bers 41nd the following Monday the monthly meeting would bc held. Further appointments will be made at the next meeting-

--(Y. W. L. MEETING-On Friday 31st of March the monthly meeting

—S'I'OBI T0 BENTATMQII O0- cupied by China's Fruit Store. Wat- er Street, Summersidc. Apply Percy L. Bowncss. I 3593-44“ _I‘OBFEITED BAIL-In the Summer-side Police Court on ‘mes- day u drunk who did not appear forfeited his ball of I10. S.

—NORTH BEDEQUE AND FREETOWN United Church: N. Bedeque. 11:‘ Traveller's Rut, 3; Freetown, ‘i. Minister: J. W. A. Nicholson.

-—CONFINED T0 THE HOUSE- Friends will regret to learn that Mr. H. A. Darby of Abra-ms Vil- lage is confined to his home with an injury to his foot. Mr. Darby was working with a truck wagon, when a. heavy log fell onhis foot crushing it severely. B.

—-RETURNED FROM REGINA -Corp. Robert McDonald of the Canadian Mounted Police, who was attached to the Summerslde de- tachment, returned on Monday from Regina, where he had been taking a special course at the training depot. S.

-SYTVIPATHY EXTENDED — Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry of Summerslde in the death on Saturday last of their infant son. The little one was laid to rest on Sunday in the Roman Catholic Cemetery. S.

_Mlss Allie Muirlicad is visiting her niece, Mrs. Jamlcson of Hull- fax. S.

—FIINERAL 0F CHARLES S.

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“WMIBRIDGE-Mr. James Mc- Guigan, our always obliglng mail- man, makes his daily appearance. despite the unfirm condition of the mods-Mr. Alfred Cairns has re- turned to Cambridge. an" “that? ing the convention in Charlottetown to resume his teaching in CambrldEe School-Miss Gertie Lanigan, St. Mary's Road, recently visited Cam- bridgc.-Miss Hananah Moore, ‘Al- bion, recently visited Cambrldge.- Miss Stella Graham, Gasocreaux. 1s visiting Camabridge, the guest oi Martha Landrigan-Thc Misses Mn- tilda and Maragarei; Kearney. 5i“!- gcon, recently visited Cambridite Blld was the guest of Mrs. Lannlgan.

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IN MEMORIAM

J OIEN A- STERNS

on Thursday, April 6th, 1933, there passed away at his late resi- dence 234 Richmond St, Charlotte- y town, John A. Sterns, son of the late Robert Douglas Storns of Mor-

of the C.W.L. was held at the 110K110 0;; the president, Mrs. L. J. aiiuphy. A very large iuuniaer of ladies were present and business in hand was disposed of Preparations were made for the el- ection of officers which takes place the 28th inst. A sum of money was voted for flowers which would adorn the altar on Holy Thiusday. the feast of ilic Most. Blessed Sac- rament. A very interesting Paper was read by the President. This manuscript dealt comprehensively with the league and its activities under the present. conditions; it stressed Catholic action and urged cvcry lady to strive lo broaden our activities by increasing member- ship so that cveiy eligible lay-wo- man in our laud would cooperate under the motto, For God and Canada. The Rev. Father MbNeil, Chaplain, who \\‘li$ present gave a brief talk on the life oi-Tcresi. Ncurimu. The ladies of the Catholic ‘Women's League are very grateful lo their Chaplain for his interest and help, '

"MISSION BAND CONCERT- ‘flic children of the Mission Band of 'i‘rinity United Church held a very successful concert on Easter lvloudny in Epworih hall. Mrs. Ar- lliur Alien and Fred Wright had charge of the program and the performance by the little ones was a great. credit to their efforts. There was a 1111110 audience and each number was heartily applauded. Miss Doris Marlett was the pianist. Rcv. L. B. Campbell acted as chair- man and introduced the perform- crs. The program is as follows:

Easter Story, by all the children: Recitation, Mary Palmer; Solo. Junior Mel-liven; Recitation, Beryl Todd; Duel, Coimln and Lcifha. Crue; Recilulion, Marion McDon- ald; Exercises, by fifteen little

ltecitzltion, WCIIdRII Callbcck; Un- fold Siorlcs, by Eileen and Betty Todd, Florence McLean and Fran- cis lleckbert; Duct by Helen Mc- Ewcn and Adele. Bowncss: Recita- tion. Marjorie Mollison; Duet, Irene Allen and Roberta ilowatt; piano solo, Catherine McCallum; Curious

Cradles, seven girls; Korean Hats, by ten boys; closing hymn by the children and audience; Benediction. During intermission there was a sale of candy, which was under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Conley, B,

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children; Recitation, Lowell Allcn;.

JVRIGIYI-Thc fiuieral of Charles

IS. Wright was held on hionduy!

‘ afternoon at the Centervillc Unilcdi Church. Rev. L. R. Archibald con-_

|hlghly oi the deceased. The pall-‘ . bearers were Messrs. Wm. Callbeck, Wm. Bowness, Horace Wright, Wallace Jenkins, Calvin Leard and Frank Jewell. Interment was in the ccmete y at Bedeque. S.

—EASTER. TEA-Tho annual Easter ten sponsored by the ladies ‘ of St. Mary's Church was held on iMonday afternoon in the parish Ihall and was very successful. A large number of citizens patronized the tea tables. The fancy work table was up io its usual high standard and foimd many delight. ed purchasers. ‘The candy table and fishing pool, eic., under the direc- lion of ihc young ladies was a great success. The ladies were well |sntlsficd with the result of their

efforts and wish to thank all those who contributed to the success of llic iea. S.

-ISLANDER DEAD-His friends were grieved to learn of the death oi‘ Mr. Collis Arscuault which took plaice on Thursday 13th inst. at his home in Mexico Main, U. S. A. The late Mr. Arscnault is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Csyssuin Aiseuault of 'I‘ig- nlsh parish and a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Gaudct of Tig- nisli. The deceased has been in failing health since Christmas when he underwent s. serious operation from which he never recovered. No details have been received and so lfur it is not known whether or not

the remains will be forwarded to iTignish. The late Mr. Arseuaull: served for three years in France during the Great War and had an excellent record. Ilc leaves to mourn besides his grief stricken widow and seven small children, his par- ents, brothers and sisters in Tig. nish. The entire community join in extending sympathy. -

PERSONALS

—4Mr. Jerry Johnston, Alberinn, is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Johiuswn. Tignlsh.

'—Mr. Patrick MbKay, Tignlsh, who has been a patient in the Prince County Hospital for the past six weeks ls now fully recovered. His many friends were pleased to welcome him home on Monday last.

ell, and Anna. M. Hyde, formerly of Cornwall. llc leaves to mourn, his wife, lice Florence A. Squarebriggs, daughter 0f the late CB-Pt- Hem’? ‘

‘my satisfacmmy‘ ducted the service and spoke very Squarebriggs and an only daughter ‘

Ruth, at home. l-

John A. Stems was born on Feb. 5, 187i, at Morell, where his father was the successful proprietor of a_ carriage manufacturing shop. His T years of manhood were given to the business world, first with his uncle M1‘. Charles Storms, Souris, and later as manager of the branch swre of the firm of lifatthcw and McLean at Bridgetown. There ho labored for twcntyy-three years to the complete satisfaction of em- ployers and customers. It was those years of painstaking and persist- cnt application to work that under- l mined his health and brought him! to his grave at the comparatively early age of sixty-two.

OI his dealings with his ICIIOR“, men none but the very fincstl things have ever been on the lips; of all. He trusted men, and menI responded to that trust. Ho hclpcdI them in their difficulties and notI loss, but. gain, was the result. All! in all he was a faithful steward: and the work prospered in hlsl hands. Hc is gonc but his nicmoryl {will linger long with a multitude of linen and women.

Besides his widow and daughter ilicre mourn his departure two brothers and a sister. all in the U. S. A., viz: Gordon and Mary in Mussachusciis. auci William in California.

The funeral was held Monday April 10th. at 1.30 pan. from his late residence to the People's Gem. ctciy, Rev. C. N. Brown conduci-

cd by Rev. J. M. McLeod, Rev. Dr. Itnmsay and Rev. W. E. Aitkcn.

»Mrs. John T vlor of Summer. side has as her guest, her sister, Mf-‘l- H- A- Pffry of Auburndalc, Mass. S.

—-Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Bell of Summersido are being congratulut. cd on ihc birth of a little daughter on Easter Sunday in the Prince Count-y Hospital. S.

-—Congratulations are being ex. tended to Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Schurman of Silmmerside on the arrival of a baby boy at their home on Monday April 17th. Mrs. Schur.

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A pleasing event of more than passing interest took place at Belle- vue on Friday evening, March 31st. when the Women's Institute held a surprise party in honor of one of our prominent young farmers, Mr. Angus A. MacPherson and his bride (nee) Marion Mac Purchase, of Mt. Vernon. In spite of storm and bad roads u number of members and

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