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' _FIRST IIIBBING Ol' -_Till ¢ gh, wndmgn 4,; 4 M heldkthsground early Sunday morning Iizenship papers. . \ _

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~ md saturday. So far- the catch has

' -RETURNED HOME _ Ven.

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News udgetlfor ()ur Saturday Subscribers '

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, HONDA! m._ w. J. Boulter. secretary-of w potato Growers' Aaaociatioiuis ,,,,,,m..strip tormr York. ns'

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st.-sg §i§§s ill-i Eggi it

,lg-rsmroa umm!-ou rrlouy, -nomo mon.r>mu nuts "Gulf Pllfllll 'lui loin! n‘ng yan- gm dllllllul' Ol HT. llld

ww, Juwf- “ith l°u of Mn. zeurs mutton or uoiou oml- Stiposr- Ura. 'Iau|ss`Church. of Summer- sr, wg, ,_,|,'¢,-,ug an m the Prim-.e'_ moi-aisisolisothsuusiori tobrsslr usioitlsou]

ul _ _ _ _ bsrpecied som, on s.m_d”_ ralicllliay _ - `.- _ 911° county Hospital for sppc

|_¢_M.l’.-ConstablsCamsron |g,,n.C.l¢.P.arrivedinths,

Wwe constable °F'1_\srou wiu W, chsrge of the organisation of ms office staff.

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|“50N-The first herring of the .won was peddled round Summcr- n mbytheslnall bcyaon Pridsyof

,st been 1arge.-5- _ an

_ 1-0 ATTEND BE-UNION-Major to `D_ A Macdonald leaves thismorn-

_,ul attend the banquet given by ence, R. I., Dorchester, cambridge

d

piled Chevron Club and ra- mmn of the first Original Canad

_FNQAGIMINT PARTY - Mr. Ind Mild

KaI¢m¢I1

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wasrcmandedun

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tit# _tel

l¢rs.RichardA.Murrayof

hisin isnow

was taken at Tuesday and is dgmg nicely.-8 hole -

nscslvns crnzlms rarsns -Mrs. illinois aa. murray. f°m°fiy of Fredericton, Prince Edward Is-

sn, gnu. ganmnud um gn, (Special to the quardlan) land, but who has been a resident

r sf gm, d,,,,,,,,,_ EW 'rho rssissoos oi ur. .1. n. ms or nsmulrsr. N. H.. for the va-qt*

ss, Mu;-ny, fp mm, Dum of Mount Pleasant was burned to fifteen years, has received her cit-

llldgy gftgmgqnl Apr” 16_ Th. T110 fll’9_ Bllftdd in Q16 N0! it ll -i-

ows was announsed in gh, fam thought from a sparkfiom the flue. Many relatives and friends from

a osurkr-piss, on Qi, m um, Whm /discovered by Mrs. Ford. -it Comwall attended the funeral of

By forming naw, rlela blob'

Dr. Chus’s Nerve Food N- seorss :hs exhausted aorvnaad removes the cause of Slsopllll- neas, Irritabili , Hasdullll and Nervous

FRIDAY

| pected the car ferry Charlottetown will leave on Sunday for Quebec to

undergo a general overhauling. The I

B. B. Prince Edward Island Will' carry on during her absence, be-_.

'-RETURNED HOME - Mrs. John Callaghan who has been in the Pmce County Hospital for, some time returned on Thursday to her home in Elmsdale very much improved. She was accom- panied by her aunt, Misa Annie 0'C<mnor, who has been visiting

. 'To as ova:lulAuLl=:n-lt is ex- `

ginning Monday.

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For 3

Annna 5

_ Nllvousurss -

various

~- 'noiilu wuuuvarriou 3 l-Oisorsvnlm

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MANY people eat heartily enough,

but seem to get little good from

waggcn filled with tiny smug had gained considerable headway the into William Howard which her mm Mrs Hu h n M _ their foci They m______n_ _him

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aol-swubyiwo buuruos Aus, some of tho ruruiturs was sores. was hols from 'rriuity united Chase S H ' 5”’ °’

each guest and in its bsslr a f-l1° ”°"*°“°° °f th” “°’8*"°°"‘ W” “f*°"1°°“ Whefl livin! ”‘ °‘Y'1° N E RV E F O O D s s svnrohn-no further word

bore the announcement. only partly burned Mr Ford had River he was a regular attendant was received yesterday regarding thing has gone wrong with the

mio: st. John. N. B. where hs Guests were present from Provi I- will iulurllwc- st cornwall church and his family the syd,°,d_ stranded 0,, Indian delleatelv-balancedproce-ses of

have the sympathy of 111111 UIC"

tt. Revere Melrose s At a meeting oi the Executive sud bereavement Besides his wid

this ribbou streamer drown ohio; The hem alw eausht fire. but with church, chsrlotteiown. on rrldav ' _ re '_s` l

°“‘d _ . __ _ _ _ _ _ |

lrvorts

Rocks The ice breaker N D Mac

I - _ . . . - mud

.. an - “ ‘ '

_ M,-,_ Hem-y Lapyhm-“_ Lean is still standing by awaiting,._ _ ~-;

alden. The home was decorated °°‘»“1°u 1°-'li l‘\l8hl Mr- William E- ow there are left to mourn three T_______ Mrs Ro K dam M" an opportunity to give assmanm lren

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_gn Division in commemoration of with tea roses and orchid sweet U°“_:f»A°-d_‘;» W" °PP°i“"°d Pm' daliifhiiers. Mrs. Harry _Cr-Cosby., H cudgom Mn yy Maul". md hindered by the high winds and :legislation rezurdills the matter.

poorly, suffer from cold and are generally under-nourished.

Malnutrition means that some-

Metabolism-the various stages of d' on and assimilation through

MALIIIITRITIDN

which food must pass before it an be used by the body.

Fellows' Syrup contains valuable

natural elements which promote digtion and the conversion of food into blood, muscle, tissue and bone.

This reliable, scientific prepara-

tion is made in Canada and sold at all drug stores. 80

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Aid Society to look into som

. DEATHS

-W “me °' Yp."°°' Dm' mad” A“d°"°” °' vm u r' °°mw°“' Mrs' W°""°’ my e' 'y ° W Rowe ' shallow water. it is thought part I sua that committee had not yet re- DoUcLAs-At Norboro. April card

lrusesson white and Mrs. white “

ances Barlett of Everett sang years elflwrience as accountant and Belfast. The sons are Herbert in number of appropriate ' solos auditor with the firm of Donald S. West Rive charles in Boston ur mnved before the vessel can be "e§"'t5 before 'he 'lex' se"s'°" of

'ml synod. ltr- W. I. Darby who ,sg |, delegate has also returned.

fygisrasy in celebration of their ‘mul anniversary the members of

service in a body. The proces-

fbaied was s. former resident of

-‘bot an active interest in matters

.l'. B. Owen. Cedar Rapids, IOWB.

*W Ulllasten the catch. .

me returned from Halifax where Th ,ussy attended the Church ci' Eng-

'imy report that the' meetings were ul well attended-S.

I. 0. 0. F. paraded to St. Peters

cathedral and attended the morn-

sm was marshalled by Col. H. M. psvison and headed- by the legion pull, About 100 mem-bers attend- li The social part of the anniver-

celebration is being held on

evening the 26th. that be-

the actual anniversary date.

_irrsunma rvlvltliar. -Mr.

Chief of the Summerside pol-

iorce, and Mrs. Kane left on

morning for Boston, Mass.,

attend the funeral of Mr. Pat- iane, the Chiefs brother, who i away on Thursday after a illness. The funeral is being this morning from his home 'ilemont Street to the Roman

: Chuch- The late Patrick was a native of Saint John, but had resided in Boston

some time. His widow is a sis- of Mrs- Kane. The sympathy of.

is extended to them in their

_au bereavement.,-S.

Iliis. Jolln Lefurgay has received Ile sad telegram of the death of lsr brother, Malcolm Ross, at his ,lima in Regina; sask. The de-

iiiirtll Bedeque, son of the late lillllald and Mrs. Ross., For the lst thirty years he has resided in Intern Canada where he farmed _ll several years, later removing biieginn. where he was engaged ,bmi estate business. He was of . Hiuite and gentle disposition and

lwbiic welfare. Tbore are left to _ ,besides ri son-owing widow. N lon. william and three daugh- in, lsubell, Bertha ami Margaret. lilies brothers and two sisters also llnive, namely: John of Masta, lub. Alexander of negius. sash. Dr. william, norton. Mrs.

ml urs. John lsfursey. all to

the entire ‘community ex-

ds sincere sympathy in their ld bereavement.

C m

k th

e have something here that no

other Canadian people have, and

ce, and develop this great rev- ue producing asset, he said. Ha appealed to the members oil the Gyro Club to do what they could to boost the oyster indus- try, in view of its great possibilities.

A vote of thanks, moved by Mr.

Russell Chandler and seconded by Mr. '

P0

W

I0 an en

Simon Paoli was tendered the

s aksr by the chairman, Mr. K.|

-DEATH 0F LIFE LONG EES-

passed peacefully away at his

home in North Bedequs on Mon

morning, Mr. John William

ta

ceased had been in failing .health for some time and took a stroke last Tuesday from which henever regained consciousness. Mr. _Stavert

was a life long resident of Bed-_

f TUESDAY \ All unsuccessful attempt was lllde about ll. o'c1ock Sunday night'

blmrglarlze the store-of 1-lender-;community and farmed Quito ex-_ lai and cudmors, but the vsitoral tensivaly. He was of a quite unas- lule frightened off before gainihs- suming disposition and was held in llirance. l the highest esteem by a large circle

Ulrlle llsht of glauinawilliw W1# rear ofthe store, which was liluoirrteo br a small sisstris ini was bioksu, which allowed the 'Wild be burglars to reach inside

Muawlv ur. more wounsr _*tamed to bs in the mr or his *Wa and on hearing the glass be- " “uw ul-phones ur. ous- “° Bild the police. “lui they orrivss sus me sion 'U Wed. mr. ouomors sow smu-

liiismssoitwomeu ioorina

ins bool; wlusow. 'ri-sr disappeared.

°°”'i ulo the slioywsy. omosi-

- -noaoqus. sinoegaymvathr is ' ex-

eque and was the son of the late* James Stavert. He was until quite recently an active member of the

of friends. Somewhat deaf he found great pleasure in reading and was well informed on the different WP-'

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it`i.suptousinthisProvinceto ‘~

ahead, under scientific guid- h

M. mu-ilu. to

fl- ` 0

mam' or Noam nnnllsonn- P TIIBYO t

dev s vert in his 'lsth year. 'l;hs ae- C

marly pastor of Cornwall United Church) was a recent visitor to his home in Charlottetown. He was lc-

.ics of the day. He leaves to moum‘

his widow, (nes Miss Bertie Cohbi of Bsdequc), three daughilfl. M11- Lloyd Gorriil of Summeraide, Mrs., Lloyd !Iowatt_of Icnaihgiollr U14' miss mls at homo. and °°°_l_°u.\ Gordon at home; also two brothers, l James and Archibald and _one sis-. tsr, sara. louis Holland. all of

tendodtothsbareavsdflll1il.¥¢_'If|l°_ fimsralwilltaksplacaonwednss- dayat2p.m.fromthshome,to-the

Uuiiss cemetery at North macos-

aka

'iroublolsoruooh-'vliamru~fv~l'!'°°°°

lfiigo EQ _§.§§`§s~f Qs- SE _gig *gg EE. its -it §a.‘§§ all fi -_ties lglgli lil

eompanied by his little daughter Mildred. While here he attended the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. wsbmr. which tool: place in MUN- Ha was tlls gusat of his brother, (Rev.) W. E. Aitken. Int Sixteen. over the week end. His inany !l’l°Ud-I in Comwall_an-Glad to know of liissucoesa in his new field of 1a_-__- bor in SNDW.

rulvxssl. saavrcas-'ras fu-

heid privately igtsrday QIWFPPQF from the M Pimeral Home fa

__ _ ._ _ _,._. _r..s..a..»a\.'r llal-I

neral of Mr. James Purdis wal.

" ' st Pauls Mrs Mihai- and Mrs freed the Legislature

ate.l ir_l the Second _iattge oiligiglxic. Island There are lego to dm;u.l;.lfirst Judge C. G Duffy, second, md "ue, of Bu,.nngwn_ And ml WIsE_A,_ Gm” H°m1m| Wmngm he folowinl' :_l;ouC__ _e R Mc three chldren, M_rs __ :_v;l_d___ ____ rather Mullally, consolation Mark am” ms Bessie Menachem md Apru 20_19m_wM,_mdm1_ N,” °‘ P mm” ' um Jmph and mmad I 8 mmm” !"“°ky °‘h‘l' 9"” M” ber daughter Miss Jean, who re Wise (nee Helen West), a son.

nsld, Charles Murrant, D L MC Hereford, Conn also three sister. (gr) Kem d m

or-mack. Mrs. Mary A. MacDonald, Mineola, ___ t;__‘_::__‘:_m the G‘;;"' ADAMS__,M 1»_,°y,1;g`¢| Ap;-11 20,

‘ -- Long 1s1and.N=w Yufkl MIS- Jem” n. 1. s. social.-'rho regular so- .mo me,” 1, “km fxpathf ls:-iz, to mr. and Mrs. Charles

uovolt slllzvlw-A seizure °f `-rrslhor, soutl-port. P. E- 1-2 MH- oiui svsuius hols lu the ls. 1. snlmm n , ,W .f ,f ,, M: Assn.. s son.

V \l 331°” °f 'um W” mme J0l€Pl\ Llilkle °f Ml5°°“°h°- md Hall on Wednesday, April Ylth, warm, ,gd :me tg gm B°;' in the 'diy bi' Me-“W BMW °‘ two brothers. Rev- JHUW °~ MM' attended by upwards of two hun- 'Dean e aqua ROBERTS”-At mcmbum' N' B' R. C. M. P. and Morris of the Pro- Kmnon of Hen-mg Cove, N.s., and dred md gmy p¢°`p|¢_ Th, pri” ' on April 14th to Mr. and Mrs. T.

hibition Commission yester;l_i:;y a_f- Joseph af grand River to whom winners were u muows: Lam” A successful ________'s work ____de__lL. Roberts, a son, _

, or was hi en 4 ins

i.'.;"‘:.°."..‘I.':.°.11“l...... . .. :.";f..l"°..:.““.“;..‘;°“.‘;%°s.'-f.i::1~;“.;:.#°,.:°l:‘°:x:°. °: I-°1--°°°» °° on-Graftonst. No arrest was made umm Rmn the funeral taking Gents “_gt_ Mn no Arun-__lt_ the ___m_____ _:_e____nY M0 $P°1`_____*;_|April lzth, 1932 to Mr. and !\_0'l. in connection with the seizure. place on Ap," 13;h_ Rev, John A. Gents m0nd_ Mn Vernon M°E”h_ A_m_T__b________os___ fss__c___u_;’__ _md-Gordon W. Dawson a daush 91'.

1' M°D°m]d °m°'°t'ng at Reqmem em' I‘“°k3' t°bl°~ M1” M°’3"°° Free Dispensary held last evening'Margaret Mary'

‘RW-) E-"~~‘*‘°“°“'s’d“°’ “°"' Hish Mm- The P°l1\>°“°" We" iracluesr. After the card some was 1,, th B d °,T,.,,d Room, lulvrln-:son-At Rsgius Hospi

Isssssrs Peter J. Gillis. James P- svsr old time dancing for which, owfniotxhe ,mencee of ,h,'p,.es_ tsl, April lsth. isa: to Mr. and Gillis. Prank clillls, msn Morrison. the sseisty is noted was eui°¥¢d by ‘- mms, M,._ W_1.._ -m,,,,,.,h_ ,md ,he Mrs. Daniel J. Matheson a daugh- °'°°°Ph M°m"y" md A’ M°D°m'd' ul' list Vice President, Hon. Dr. W. J. WY- _

_S ` 'W' P. MacMillan, the 2nd Vice Pres- ADAMs__A_t Sen View on Ap,”

rAmr~ur. Accmaiur-lar. r:.`s. ment- MY- T- E~ M“°N“°°» °°°“P’°dl iz, waz to Mr. and Mrs. wilson

°m 02",” °md is °;m;”':dB”’fn °°F":fl‘;”°°| °'t;"" P'°"‘“°;' lm s°‘“°°' °' - wright, sud Mrs. rrsulr stewurt. coived by Mr. w. chester S. Mc- with the childrens Alu uno s 1*;

' 8 ‘ ° "dna °n _'__ Zion: Mrs. A. Millar and Mrs. Lure, M. P.. fr0m Ri. HOD. W- L- trained social worker had been here

Welfare Work in Provi- year of Mr. John Anderson as Pro-l _DEATH 01-' NORMAN WAD- M k 1 K1 Lib 1 d 1 1 k mm th _ son, aged 'l0.

dence R I The gm°m_w_be is “mm Auditor Mr MM h _ M Frank Dillon. ac enze ng. era lea er. 0-|irom St. John toloo e ma - th. “'m Bt d Mr G ' ' sey' W ° MAN oF SUM EBSIDE _ The" lowing the news of Mr. McLure's ter. The Dispensary did not intend

' °“ " °°"° md bee” ”“"’"*‘¥ Mr' **”d°’s°“» Passed “HY in me Prince °°“°°Y THURWAY bereavement in the deoth oi his to lst the matter drop until a so-

Duke of Kewana, Ill. H6 is 3 slid- took over the duties and has since H05 tal on Tuesday moming alter _ _,_,

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golden. accompanied by Miss Mr- MUG” ll" *Wi ° "‘”“"°" °’ Rlvef- “nd M"‘ G°ld°" Fnmu' st. Peters: iurs. Harris and Mrs. 0! the Curso will have to be re- ported. He believed there would be Alexander Douglas, ages vo yesrs

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un' of smnune cone" m _ and been actmg ___ that cap__c_ty he an of _our months duration’ ARBEST MADE_An mat Wu mo3i;l_'___a_t; l*;o_r_t3 Llzustico last week cial Well' .e Bureau was establish- L is now studying at Andover New- having P,-spa,-ed me public A one of Summersides finest young de by Provincial Police yester W chéster B IJICLUW M P _John MacLure.

Theological Seminary For a mums for the lm fiscal yea, Hu, mem Norman w,,_d»m,m_ at the early day evening in connection with the _,I desire to express my' s___c___eS_l ,FAMILY BEREAvED_.I.here

numb” °! yn" U-ll* M'-“'l’°Y 1135 work in this connection was com age of 27 years. Mr. Wadman was me Whlm dwuwed ui' Murphfs 5 mpathy passed away suddenly at Brudenell, V "°“°d 3*' 5°’ U“°l°'° h°m°» mended by speakers on both sides a young man of exemplary char- him at Chin” P°mt °” T“°‘d“y y (gigyledl MAgKENZ1E KING April the llth, Harvey Keith Dewar, N913” 5° J' mm” °f m'°d°"l°' of-the Legislature. and the inten- acter and was held in the higheci m°mmg' It W” b°u°v°d that me ' l ' infant son of Hazel and Beecher

, P. I. I. No dats has been set Mon to appomt mm pemmmnuy esteem by .au classes of cmzem_ He fire was of incendiary origin and _FUNERAL OF MR JOHN Dew” at the age of three m°nths_ a

fm' th’ "°ddm‘° ' was intimated during the session by 'was hom in Summerslde and after 31° P°“°° l“V°m3°'”d with me WILMAM gravy-;RT._The funeral The funeral was held on Tuesday,

' l- ' the leader of the Government. leaving school he went into the em- 55°'/G "Sum of John Wmam stave” was held Rev. M. Waterworth of the Chris- _sn Mm Pheobe M______ed Mw

Hom G_ shemm shun Minister _é ploy of Mr. Wilfred Kelly proprlet- WEDDING » nn--Hs_Th on wednesday afternoon from his tian Church officiating. Despite the g mug in th f or of the 'Ioronto Bakery, where e mar- ,_ had roads a goodly crowd of neigh- zddnddress w'li"i°c'h wsse owiauxl Dum' s““d°y “uh” "‘° 5' 5' he worked until his fatal iuness. l-le ’1°8° °f Am" Mm’ °" H°l’°“°“ ""2 m'd§"°e 'Z ‘fm cemewbz. at hors and friends attended the fu- nn, Sydfoid _ a steamer laden with a and Janie Evelyn Buell of Abney| N° h Be eque' “ge mm ° _ gh ga

cargo of about 3,300 tons of coal m. Br. took place at the Parsonage, Mur-_ ` d B ld his gather

' _gade for about four years , _ ~ _ the bereave . ea BS

e Gyro Club last evening said nn aground at Indian Roclm new _§ ____ nw? __ one of _he “___ to my Harbon on the evening of -I-“eb bo.s attended, Rev J. W. A. Nlch and mother were are Mt to mmm

that if this Province were to take Wood Iwmdm an w .y dny Apr” lout 1931 The swam is olson conducted the services, ss- d ch- Hes m_

an sri

answer a all He leaves to mourn » two brothrs Abner an ii

\“1Y¢h°_U’°Wm¥ °f °"°°"' W’ The Sydloid was on her way on, bmthei' mmm of Bummm1de_ a son of Mr and Mrs Ira Munn ‘mild by ml’ C J Sl Cm’ Jeans tement was 1,, Bmdeneu gsmet

co d supply the' Canadiaxrmarket from Nanok virgin” with 8 Wm of Hopeneld and um. bride 1, . The pallbearers were Messrs D. C.

d perhaps a portion of the Am- “gamut of goal 1 ,ix _“mth d me Parent’ h“"m3 Predecwsed mm daughter of ML md Mm Jw” Schur-man, James MacDonald, Dav- ery

°' ° te some years ago. His father was the I 33 <1 1932 M C 11 M _

“cm f“"k°t ” wen' w° 1"" mf Gas and Electric Company. The late A_ H_ Wadman of 's`umme,.s|de_ Buell of Abney. The couple were at- _ lu INUFESY. Chester B0\:f'1l9fS. Clei _RETURNS An-ER 1-WEN-|-y' r ’ ’ rs' am "C M' ac

ality, we have the proper tem camo was being handled through d __ to th tended by M, and Mn mum,” ment Carruthers and R bet Bak YEARs_PmfeSs0r Gum of Begum

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M h th is tn e e _ ' ' . ljentllm our ¢;y:tertshd° not grow A' Pwkud md Cdmpmy' be';e:avesdyml?r:'zth1;r. 'lfllceefllneral will Bw” °t Ab”°y’ “nd mv' T' R' er`_s` Buck-. 5 Well k“°W“ h°“°m”‘ °f

ast rom the a at our whtcl' on sunday night the steamer was me pm” on Thursday afternoon Goudge performed the ceremony. | the West mlved gn gummergids s

°°°1°’ mm °“ th' °°“" °! th” coming up the Strait and off Wood -1 gh h of ""`°' ' _DEATH or MR' JOHN AND few days ago after an absence of

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Atlantic States. But our quality is, wands met arm me which toned 3_3 w_c_>_o;§ ;cp__a__l_-_ol_n__ Gi_i_____o____;2 st PmzEwm_,NEBs_F°u°,w1ng an _l_:l__eW MANN 0!-` SUMMERSIDE- twenty yeam He is 5 mm” of

better. We have no danger of our hex. back W mme sands A change the winners ,t the cud pusy had re passed away at his home in 1 in mmm]

, - . 1 - t ,_3 _ _ Mlscouche and is rece v g a

°° "X "am" mms p°u“"°d' mr of wind than drove her L* ore at to the nop” ceme ery in °°m‘°°u°“ Wm' th” °°l°h'“"°n Bummemde on Wednesday evening welcome from old friends Hs has

M _ ' ' . A _ _ . '°““"°d °° W’ °'° “Y “‘° °“” °f Indian nooks. _,mm or ALEXANDER ¢_ or the 1. o. 0 rt ' ilath unuiver-‘ -’°lm Mmw Men” _ai the “Se 01 ;,.,,.,gh¢ s our loud of farm horses

5°' I‘°°"°°°°"Th° cmmm p°°p'° Tl” “mp W” ‘fl-‘1"’°d Y°S°°f4°Y luAclm~lNoN-'rhere passed sway “wr Bridge-Ladies. M11- H°""Y 74 y°"" Mr' Mm' hm been ‘“ which he hopes to dispose of 011

"°““‘“°"“¥ °Y°°*“’° “nd li is ° afternoon by lur Alex Maouuluh A 1, uh at me Smeg Hem McNev'n. consolation. Mi-u"I'h°ull> ’“””“ "°“’"‘ '°' “ ”‘”“"°' °f the island He is a member oz

are ; - - _ d°m°“d “mt W” 31°” °°“ ‘“W1y' ot Wood Islands who reports all ggmeprcharlottewwn `M',. Aland. son; gentlemen’s, Mr- Ben I-lay-, yea" but md °n]y been cmmned many noted racing clubs in Sask-

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wen on boa,-d_ she is m about 15 er c_ Mackmnon at the ag? of 71 wood, consolation, Mr. Arthur* ____l'/i_lhhi; bed for the past two Weeks. atchewan and had me honour Q!

t of water and the Captain ex` e The deceusd was ,_ nat-ve ofi Hesrtz Auction: Ladies, Miss Jean ° °°°°“d W” b°m in B“r1‘”9` meeting the Prince of Wales whenl

°° . - ' vars- _ - ' . vests that cha will be Hblv W ff” ci-sud lniver, Los 14, and wus the' Ffa-W- °°1“°l=f-1°". ML" M°fi°“l '°“ "“d W” th” 5°" °‘ W”"‘"‘f hs visited his famous ranch in Al-

wso ' ~

Gm arri

mm-¢,¢ md gpm-¢¢|g¢|0u at ' was a member of the Summers'de Wmpathmlng friends and ne.gh neral to convey their sympa y

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'rho unloading oi the sydfolds mt Discs As o young msn he went Kula. consolation. Mr Harry Me gf” _:;;r"‘““" r”°“’s ln Zh" 2'; for the better on l>. lr. lslami. s. ______ N_ Y on md” J_________y ___

here will give considerable to ,aside in the United states end Uauum y B he armed an tra --*if*-“*°'“' ' '

ploymmt to local mbon and het became quite ‘__cc”sml_ A few ___ in livestock and farm produce. He Bmfngg

sl is bolus looses for-wars to ,em sg.. he ws, ssvises by his non. “DMM” ,mah '"1 ug‘;;’:_“"“ ~;:”°’;:;’;w“:‘;; -----Z-1;;

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in this connection physician to return to his na_ti:_: An enjoyable bridse was held in mny ,ld mend, Wm regret to on Apr” sm 1931 0° ML and Mm

prov.nce and he went to ve the Holy Redeemer Hail last even- le”-n of his passing. For the past 014 S Cutcliffe a son ' (Byron

W|'*'°"E5”~*Y his Slifer- MPS- Jem” T’“‘“°’ °’- ins in aid of st._vlnoont's Orphan- l twenty years he has lived in sum- mr rth'> ' '

Southport. He went into the Sacred ,,_g,,_ About so “bm were played “_ | mmlde when h ad Euswo fred N1ch°u°u_ M_ A_

YP”-35 VETERANS"-'i °°"°"‘ Hellrt H0m€ 1Ut Wim” ‘nd dl°d`ter which refreshments were serv-' ' 8 m 8 mam

pondentfrom Bouris writes thst|1ollowing a paralytic stroke. Rlllowingarethc prize winners: »;::|;‘:'°;i';ed`;!,f; p?;1;;ZedEl|;¥: _I;rt2d°;t;LAgn1wm°m;

the list of names Blvvll ill The McKinnon was twice married, _Lama fmt' M,” Flame noun: ' ~ '

“‘“"”““ °’ 59'” ” °‘ W" fi'-it Wife bei” ° “Wie °’ A"‘°“"ve°°ud- Mrs- Clair McLellan: °°“- ' ¢'l:;nyTr?ma€'heT':;;n':s?;e tif-flhitlo Whlr'£'<;wil';r§'tll'lutlv;rl§mng 1 pounds

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Contingent veterans w o Per c ea and his second a nat ve of solemn, Mm Lau, Gent5_ mmm ue hm two bmhen James

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The annual meeting of the Mclfaren, while taking a. check of th’ °h°”" _ h th Adams a son. Thane Wilson.

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samuel csmpbsll, oooupieo the sustuiuos a ai-oben iss which will M°N“i_:_ _\_'_‘;_P°;§l“l1__f_>_l__f* °;’_'_‘;A_ “

,hm-_ lay -him up for a considerable length m °PP° E ‘1 °

_ the possibility of a union between; Mel-IACHERN-At Rice Point. APY”

Th' "Wm 'h°°'°d th' °°mp'° ’°’ um' Hr' "mm" M" 'tuned lh is 2 to M . uns Mrs charles

um of ._ mumud yw.. work The by th," nu my for mm “m°_b,f°,e the Free Dispensary and the Child-i 9 , 3 , r

'principal actlvit of the society has regaining eonwmumgu pomume. len's Aid Society, said a committee Menachem, a son, Charles Mur-

’ - ‘luis been appointed from the child-l unison.

'asm for the Thursday ly-the tide was low at the time. A _ _Y's Menfs supper., P\l’¢!“PlB_i_-ul 501'!! U10 Whlff *Wild - Arrangements were made for the him cali for help and went to his

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_ _ H_ p__mymsus._'rhs remains were A-aosialhslf hour was men au iuiuwi limb lttended to by Dr-

` ` ' H rsmovss from ha isis homo to at. iss'-was sei-vos by the membm- Keunedx- _Itia l>_lsuina_ to \=u°w

,su l | _ ,, _.___ ..raul's.oliurcli saturday afternoon rollowing is the list of officers

"logs-f' was service was hola by mv. HL slams for the ensuina vearr °rta\ll!_ ' many _

W" °‘°°°" '°"‘hh'°"'°' nl# "ge,-,,':,,,.sua, sus iassos to the no- rrssiasnt, mrs. Jesu or-ooxett. for lli'n\_-#_ wild! recovery. ltr- 14°-

um funeral -.Hams when thy vice President, Mrs. w. Johnson. Itasca; who is the representative for

today awaitinl '.l’reasursr, Mrs. Doble. the Potato Growers' Association for

. T. D. - Secretary. Mrs. Neil McLean. ` Glurgctcwn and surrounding coun-

_ 'last Therion presidents from _tho var- tr! and also tha-energetic Secret-

'wcrcz imls' churches are as followa: ary of tha Georgetown Trotting

sy, x. o, A la assure: ins mm .1.A. clara Assh. will be emily missed while

M in warren, A. A. llc- and lisa. J. D. Jenkins. being laid aside. especially at this

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MANN-At Sumnlerside, April 27th

c bride to be is a. graduate of Hart, of Halifax, and is a. member Ernest, in the Canadian West and M153 E L Beers added that the 1932, John Andrew Mann, aged 'll

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nlsdeenn r 3:32,' Wenman or the mst"'ute or chartered Ac Russel' in the Western United Central Christian. Mrs. Leith The f°ll0WiIlB lf¢l€lll‘-‘lm WHS re committee had met several times o

OBERTSON-At Montague Rive arch, l'f, 1932, John D. Robert-

MacLURE-AL North Rustico, April 23rd, Mrs- Carolyn Amclla Mac llre, aged 87, widow of the late

wlsnnn-At vvoiervnlo, April 25 Francis Augustine Wisner, son oi Mr. and Mus. Augustine Wisner, ge 22.

MMGRATH-At Murcll, April 25

Grath, age 74, widow of the late James F. MacGratll.

GREEN-At the Prince Edwafd ls- land Hospital, Monday, April 25 1932, Mrs. Angus M. Green in hel 42nd year.

| MACLURE-At North Rustico, April

Lure, aged 87, widow of ills late John MacLure.

STAVERT-At his rcsiclf.-llcc li' North Bedeque on Monday, April 25th, John William Stavcrt, l':l his 75th year. '

JONES-At Pownal, April 25th, Mrs. Margaret Jones, widow of the late David Jones, aged 85 years. WADMAN--At the Prince County Hospital on Tuesday, April 26, 1982 Norman Wadman of Summersids aged 2'! years. P

PATIENCE-Passed away at Brook-

1932, Ellen Patience, formerly of Prince Edward Island-

NICHOLSON-At 2,800 Marion Ave., Bronx, N. Y., on April 20, Miss Isabel Nicholson, sister of Rev. Al-

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