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Mangle and Beet

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Red Too Fancy, per lb. . . 35c

Rennie’: Garden Seed i Kentuclty llue Grass, lb. 58c

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Rosella Peynter. ‘livid’, a; aha was affectionately known by a wide circle of friends. was appar- ently as well as usual. and was returning to her homo l! r "a Vie". with members of the easily lzving on the homestead, when she became ill. Her condition rep. idly became worse. and neither the best medical attention nor the

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tenderest musing by her devoted sister, who was assisted by their niece. Mrs. limer- Parsons and other friends and relatives, could restore her health. Bhe wes- a- faithfui men-lb of the Presby- terian Church and was strongly sustained in the "faith of her fathers”. She was happy in the fact that she was "going home,"

MISS ava PAYNTEB.

. --I"0l1owing an illness of only ~§ one week at. her home at Long River, Miss Eva Payiiter was cal- 118d to her Eternal Home on Mon- day, April 12th. i948. She was 110m at. Long River '72 years ago, and for many years had lived with her only surviving sister, Miss

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White Dutch, per lb. 95c Colonial lest, per lb. .. 1.05

.0ulok Growing Lawn Seed

5 lb. package 2.40 Bulk, per lb.

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No. 1 Government Grade.

Derby, lb. pkg. . . 65c Ditmor . .. 1.10 Jumbo . 65c Fall Turnips ... s. xxx H- h G d (G- i) u. |b_ c Hazards liinPloved) ss= White Globe .. 1s. lll-Flll-Tll '9 '°_ ° "m" p 4‘ Leunntlan . . . . . .. 65c Greystane 75c QLQVER XXX High Grade (Yellow Blossom) I‘? "M011" xxx HighGrade. n. lb. 13 1.1; i_

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as she said.

bereaved sister. her

and sociable nature.

Presbyteria Church.

D. A. Campbell. text. the words

shadow of Death."

spoke of the affection of friends. The hymns. favourites of the de ceased. were "The Lords

iindered were. "Beyond the Bun

y.’

Campbell. and

bell, Ernest Dunning,

Johnslona and Iilwood‘ Campbell. The pail-bearers,

Bell. Archie. Eustace. Roland an Arthur Psyntera-lar.

are permitted to

the right to refuse new customer

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Deere Isl

Often '. headache-ls caused

‘ pale. It raay belea upset stomach dilorder. . . If troubled Burdock Blood remedy for raises

bIwela-As aresalt, there nay be

She will be sadly missed by her nephews, nieces and other relatives and by many friends, for her's was a kind

The burial rites. at Long River and at the Geddie Memorial Cemetery were canductedgby her pastor. Reverend Taking for his "Yea, though - I walk through the Valley of‘ the he pictured ‘the joy in store for the Christian emerging from that. "Valley". A number of lovely floral offerings

M’! Shepherd" and "Jesus. Lover of my Soul"- special numbers teeiinsly

as a solo by Mr. Donald

"The Christian's Good Night," by Messrs. p, qamp.

Andrew

all relatives, were Messrs. Alton and William

LONDON i- Housewives new aherise their inilkman. but miikinen will have

tleaeet lieerlsrs Nay

some other part a! the body tar removed from the

geaehleadeeheawhyaot

steal Ieilardoeh ﬂood iateetlaal (boarders. It

lllllltlve "lellﬂeaerrp the ﬁver aal ald-tbeaatarel

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CHARLUlffFl-TFOWN

8t. ilhryeoatorirs And Vicinity

we: Alice Arreaault. who was working in Obsrlottetoivo. is et present home.

Mrs. Alyce Areenault and daugh- ter. Lorilee. are at present visiting her parents in Rustica. » ‘

Friends of w. Alphoi-iié Gallant are sorry to hear that he had one n! his fingers out off while viork- ing on his car.

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Mr. Archie Gallant. who spent some time in the Charlottetown Hospital. is now at home. Friends and neighbors are glad to sea that he is doing well. '

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Friends of Mrs. Stanley Oeudet (1.18 sorry to has: that aha is seri- ously ill at the Summerslde Hos- plm. All hope that she will soon recover.

Among those who attended the Charlottetown convention were Misses Aline and Alice Maddin. Mr. Albert Qallarit, Mr. ‘Iheophiles Arsenalilt. and Mr. Emile Buotc. ell o! mgmont Bay. ‘

Miss Rita Allsensult. St. Hubert. who had the misfortune of break- ing her leg; is at present in the Prince County Hospital. All her friends hope to see her home again soon.

-—Amntig those. who recently vie- ited this district were Mr. and Mrs ' Augustine Arsenauit. trrbainvfiie. _ and Miss Rita Gaudei, st. Jaiznes. l visiting Mrs. Denis Arsenault. and

Mr. John F, Arsensult. visiting l Mr. Itieophlles Arsenault.

A Bingo was held at the home 'of Mrs. Art-hur-Areenault. s/pon- sored by the Higgins Road Study Club. A fairly large crowd at- tended and a nice sum of money y was realized.

Friends and relatives of little Miss Shirley Areenauit are pleas- ed to see her home again after spending several months in the Suntmaralde and Charlottetown hospitals. Everyone wishes for a perfect. and speedy recovery.

Fire brolsa out early lest Thim- day morning et the heme of Mr. cyrii Arseneult. Abranrs Village. beams the fire started in the attic and before anything could be done it was too late to save the house. However most of the furniture was saved.

On April 17th friends and rela- tives of Mrs. Hubert Arseneult. 5t. cihryacstome, gathered at her home to celebrate with her, he) ‘lsr anniversary. An address was res by Mrs. Stephen Arssnault, and a gift on behalf of the Wo- men's Study Olub was presented by lMrs. Denis Arsenault. Mrs. Ar- iserisult was the recipient of many lovely gifts. Among those present were her daughter. Mrs. Urbain Gallant and two children. Ma:- celie‘ and Francis of 5t. James. A pleasant averting was spesitcard pimng being the centre of at- ti‘ ion. ‘The handsome birthday

Gallant. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Donal Arsenault. assisted by Mrs. Hector Arsenanilt and Mrs. Urbain Gal- lant. Mrs. Arserrebit thanked one and all in a few well chosen wards. Her friends departed wishing her many more years in peace and joy arnonl them all. a

Abrams lllllag/e

The house of 1W:- Flortn Areenl ault of Abrams Village was moved last week- to a nearby location.

Friends of Mr. John Peter Gai- lant are sorry to hear that he is suffering from pleursy.

Home from Montreal are Messrs. Camille Gallant and Theodore Gai- lant of Egmont Bay.

,Mrs. Emanuel Gallant oi.‘ Abram’: Village. was a recent visitor to her dﬂﬂtlitsr. Miss Rose Gallant. '

Mrs. Hermirie Gaudet has re- turlied from Montreal this week where she has been working since last fall.

Chrysostome is the Bummei-side hospital.

Miss Angelina Arseneult

Aquilln Arsenault.

tomes-s at his newly-built mill.

d orders. I

family of 5t.

s. of their new house.

lleedsetes ~

by ea ailment o! or aoiiie intestinal

tell 1a a awoarlte helps to regulate the eetlaaeltle aaiiapmeneetiaeliegeaeni

culsa was presented by Mrs. Urbain‘

Her friends ere sorry 1a ha" that Mrs. Stanley Gaudet of 5t. seriously ill in

of Wellington is staying eon-lg time in the village at the home of Mr.

Mr. Nazaire DesRoches has al. ready had quite a number of cue. saw- Unfortumislv trouble with his engine will somewhat delay his

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gallant and Uhrysaatome have nrovaa from the district leturaay The! A" to make their home in 8t. Hilbert district till completion

Clearing - --.

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Per Yard 1 and DIIEDK TWEED

Suits.

1 esd STRIPE TWEED

dren’: Coats and ON SALE-

2 ends

dren's Coats land ON SALE-

36 inch width. W 3.25 per yard.

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36 inch width. Reg ON SALE Per Yard

Mala lion section

Pillars Price, Is

iluorlorl SALE

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2a AT1:3_0 m.

The following:

5100K: 1 horse. 4 rears old; 1 ﬁlial-thorn new. 8 sill». fmhﬂl may 1st; 1 Jersey cow. 6 m». freabass May 1st; 1 Jere" cow. 3 yea. newly freslaened: 1 2-year-old steer; i 1-year old (Shorthornl aaivae; 1 calf; 1 b-month-old sow. Machine y: 1 truck wagon; 1 wood sleigh; 1 hey mower (Frost and Wood): 1 binder (Frost and- woodl: disc barrow (F. and W-H l aot spring tooth barrows; l gang plow; 1 alngla plow; l wheel rake; 1 seuffler; 1 hlller: hay forli, rope and bloaha; harness; 1 cream can (new); l separator ilenfrewl: 1 stave (Iieafrewii 1 sot. beams: 1 (Aladdin) laser: 1 dining rwm

arsged HENRY MaCLOSKEY. Elrnw

JOHN . MeoPHEE. Auctioneer.

i_ Mr. Prank Oaudet from Welling- ton was a recent visitor to his home" in 6t. Ohryeostorae. Mr. Gsudat is assistant manager of the Wellington Co-Operative Store.

Mr. Augustin Amenault of Abs-ants Village, has returned from St. John. N.B.. where he has been employed some time this winter.

Mr. Idler 0allant_ end Mr. Alfred Gallant. manager of Abrams Village (Jo-Operative Store. were recent visitors to Bummersilie.

Mr. Archie Gallant of 8t. Chiv- sostosne la_aponding one month's corivalaseeiioe at his home. Mr. Gallant was a patient at ‘the Char- lottetown Hospital since early spring.

Fishermen along the shore will not be able to begin fishing her- ring for a week at least, ea all the lee that. had thawed out. has re- turned -in.the Bay dlua to shifting

PerYord ...._

STRIPE TWEED p. 56 inch width. Suitable fbr, Ladies’ and Chil-

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ON SALE-Per Yard . . . . . . . 5 ends ‘PRINTED EGYPTIAN DDTTDN

STRIPED and PRINTED MYDN 36 inch width. Regular 1.15 to 1.35

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Per Yard .. new Hoar '

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BDNTIND ~

58 inch width. llack/White.‘ Regular 3.95 per ' YURI. ON SALE-

1.98

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56 inch’ width.‘ Green. Suitable for Coats or Regular 3.75 per yard. ON SALE-Bar Yard . . . . . . . .

1 .98

56 inch width. Suitable for Ladies’ and Qhil-

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that. time, was already making rapid headway in the attic. Al- though aiforle were maria to eit- tlnguish the sweeping firs. the strength of the wind soon caused it to spread through all floats. 1n an hour or so, the house was but a heap of sinister flames. Mr. Arsensult and his family have been compelled to nuke their quarters in nearby vacancies.

ANOTHER. RACKETT

KIRKLAND LAKE. Ont, -(OP) - Housewives here who bought. paintings (cost 818.20) to became eligible for a “radio draw" were given an envelope by a door-to- door raleirnaan, then told they had won a radio. They are still walt- ing for the radius to arrive.

ran waouo arena/ibis

‘PIMMINS. Ont. - (OP) ‘by; Olealn was sentenced to sis "will"! l". lall for illegal posses- eion a! gold ore here. Evidence was that Oiexlri approached a.

winds.

A general "frolic" for cutting lumbar tooli place to help Mr. cyril Arreenault in the recent con- iiagration that happened. when fire sent his house to aahee. At least twenty men and boys gave a hand for this charitable purpose.- Ahrein. _

A dramatic play was given in the Abram’: village court House recently. The concert ‘ eluded all Abram‘: Village players. Two com- edies were on the program. to- lather with the first act of the ‘three-eat drama, "IJOuragan" hoaeeds from the performance will go towards t. e building of e new school. The econd act of the major drama with additional com;- ediee are scheduled for next week whole village was eatlr Thursday interning at eight-thirty when fire broke out. in the home of It. Oytli Ateenault. ﬁrst eigul

at fire were noticed when- lhlrka were

aim all‘ '

coucns

1113.11 iii a beer parlor‘ ollil (lllﬁftll

to sell $200 worth o! "iiighalnit" ' ’I‘he snail turned out to be a Plilll clothes constable in tiie (‘iiitsrio I Provincial Police gold olluﬂfl» '

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STRIJJIZFORD, om. -_ ~(l'l - Driver Ed Hohiicrt viliisiglllrllii; ll heaivy street-swceplfit.’ llltclllll‘ along a curb here when A 19'”? six foot section of tile piivcnlﬂll collapsed. dropping the iiiicliliil into a six-loot hole, ‘The sail un- der the street) hail iippilciiti! anal-led away with wlitrr ilom s l leaking drain. Balincil (m. un- hurt. - ‘ _ ;

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