I .

Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. iVriJit, Central Bcdoqtie, coir-brazed their fiftieth wcdding annivrrsary, 0n August \\'l‘!‘l‘t_' they have

iarricd lilo in Central Bedc-qtte. Mr. Wright came to work for the firm of Wil- liam Callback ago, and has boon s tn hful cm nvce there over since, .\ \\' g t, whose maiden name was Cora A. Hill, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hill, Nth. Eedeque. She has three sisters and {our broth-

This Side 0f Glory

Gwen lrlltow

Author 0t "Deep Summer" ‘The landmine 8nd." etc. ..___

CHAPTER-XIX

C memor- want to work now with

gift o!‘ money from the lchildrrn was presented by iCiaud Lewis, and one l great and Palsy g was read by Mr. Moore. from the I Orange Lodge and the Royal Black lPreceptorv, of which Mr. Wright is a member, and Mr. Cyril Mc- ‘lshriand made the presentation o! an electric fan. Miss Louisa Ca

qrs, ivithou: s brralc in the fa -l (‘l

ily up to the prcsent. Mr. an

Mrs, Wright have a family o! six children. (BCfllOl ltlrs. Brewcr Waugh. Nth. Bcrleqtic, lPricillal Mrs. Fred K. A. Home, Mnnclon. Lewis. Providence, RI.

Mrs. Arno Berg, Providence. R. 1. Lorne, Wilmot Valley and Nor- man in Halifax, N. S. They are all married with i0 grandchildren and ll great grand children. Mr. and Mrs. Wright are both mem- bers 0t the Bodeque United Bap- tist Church whore Mr. Wright has been an honnrccl Deacon for many years, and Mrs. Wright an active member of the Women's Mission- ary Society. At the Sunday morn- ing service their pastor, Rev. C.

money . Callback d: Co. l Miss Phillis Britten

_ three tier decora 11mg Bake tr-Phvri by s miniature bride and groom,

Several lOivllffllllS and letters o! congratulations from Canada

A. Britten, prcscntod them with' an acidrcss and a \v<-!l tilled purse ‘

was presented by Mr. Wright on bchzilf of the gatir-n. On Monti

opened their iutilul home where thcir nmny friends of Cen-

tral Bedoqur- and vicinity gathcn, ed to concrnttilaie Mr. and Mrs,

Wright on their fiftieth wedding

anniversary, Miss hlrirlrm Schuiw.

man presided at tho piano, and

played the ivcdrlinz inns-ch as ihcv f

entered the hnuso. and \ carted to a sent of honor y’ l S. SlSDTTPTI. TJ. lnmnn nctcd Master of Cci-vmonics and after congratulating tho hnnorod counlo

(Iliflord ‘

Slrong, Rev. George

ma others, Splc

were given to Ar. and

In hricl’ speeches by

lsrittcn. Rev, D_ M_

911- E- H- Strong. KC. Mr. Wright in a humorous manner thanked ﬁll for their kindness to him and "5 “"19 0H this occasion. A vote “F lhilflki from the cnntmuititv uas extended tn M , and Mn; Ivan Dawso ‘

complimontcri thorn on the hFchi

' hold in the church n v life, and thcir kind hospitality in -

stanzhn: ti

curated with out flowers in- eluding a large- baskct of Gladio- lius, the gift o! Mrs. W, T. Bow-

. bcailtifully rlc- ;

Music was dispersed during the i “Wnmg Willi aﬁproplliile Mr. J. B. Lewis .

ness. the bride was presentvd with '

a bouquet by little Miss ltlareionc- Green, a purse o! money from the family urns prcscntcd by thr-ir daughter, Mrs, Brewer Waugh. who with a few well chosen re- marks expressed the gratitude n! the family to Mother and Dad.

Carleton and I U U Vmnify

Mr, and Mrs. Ralph lilacCnull of Carleton lolt by cur on Sunday for a short trip through the Marl- times and the State o! Maine.

Mrs. Chas. Rnhvrtson of Brad- nibane recently vi. ‘tori her son and dsughter-in-lnxv, Mr. rm Robertson of CllrlPlOH.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morrison 0f Carleton had as their guests on Thursday Mrs. Clnrcnco Murphy and Miss Phyllis Murplty of M). Stewart.

Mr. Fred Bell of Summcrsidn is busily enzaized m the proscnt ltlme erecting a now pntnln wnro- house in Carleton.

_.____

Mrs. Pnt O'Connell of North Carleton let‘: by trnln on Frldirv morning for an exlonrlcrl visit to Boston and olhor [mints ln the U.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacWilllams M Cape Traverse have as their guests their son and daughter-in- law. Mr. and Mrs. llaymnnd Mac-

. Williams o! Rosiindalp, Mass.

Carleton school is now opened Ill! tho capable teachers for this nr are Ml s Mae McCa llle o!

I Dental Science reveals tool that brushing teeth tight after eating is safe way to

l-IEI-P STQP TOOTIIMIDICAY

cosbsrs

IIIITAI. CIIIM

, " t. Mrs. Wright l rs o! wedded life,

gllilalifgllz’. and M“ Mccmm “l --__.

About ttvelve little C; l!‘ allQndpd

i Wh‘ i A ‘ v

f rlntizhter 0o! all)“. gratin/iii: lﬁfﬂf MacCnull of Carleton. ' p lQfNIElc-lifgﬂ. ms’ Helm" B"“""

""1""? "Iv llucsls wh i l the golden wedding nnnrlvoﬂtsjrzdi? lglr. and Mrs. Allin" g, ‘yeeks at . crlcqtio this wcck, l

{Downtown Toronto Once Given Away

l TORONTO. AuVgfSO ..

l‘ and owner-sh]

, tricky business. But for n curious ‘twilst o! fate, for example, To-

PYOPEFiY mysterious i Frcnch aristocrat, who. in the Into i 13th ilfﬂlllfy. was damned as a vis- ilonary and idealist. i Philippe Francois Sleur do Rocheblave vournon.——or Rochehlave, as mo" h. millnrly known, was granted 1,- ‘ nto B Lord Dora-tester, (Jov- ornor o! British North America back in 1787.

De Hocheblsve, familiar with what is now Ontario, helped mill- tary authorities in their struggle nsnlnsz attacks from the United Slates.

ROBIN GIT! DUI

Ngfflzdl-IAM, In lsvnﬂtr-(hCPl -- n o trons o t... " at..." ""

hut she w“ d-lﬂlllk in

Her ﬁrst step was to

engage s. competent overseer who

could relieve her o! detzlls. Be was

hard. to find. ‘I'M-so who know

ram cotton prolltobly

busy on their

own fields 5nd not looking tor the chsnca to tend the fields

snd interviewing dozen applicants, she

corners o! his

couoswseo

said Wyatt. The mouth

qui vered slightly.

the cotton business and had both some and energy to give it. He

plantation’: stallcd tracto

lers, motor “Now I wuiz the utmost prodlw- wages to the on this pines cm give xvlihout their cabins hurting tho land," she sulfur him. spiking o, g1 I'm not s0 with the new s dimwitted that I think I know work she turned Give me any sugges- the house where

"I'm twenty-seven.

everything.

Negroes. . scrupulously avoided

With joyful audacity she n; her dream o! the renaissance.

repaired

Iavors.

routine addl lions

ff ~"\'3-i~1>3\ s24?‘ M‘

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work that

v night hi!!!

c2171: weather wss very hot, and wsr prices shot her costs to such heights that her bookkeeping

and I b811, and Iinnlly two dol- lsrs. Bhs took her our and tour- ed tho countryside.

urge s job upon evsr

man or woman sh and sent. he: trucks to bring them to the plantation from miles

Some o! her cotton

gmundhtor l

was content. She sold the cotton for twenty-seven cents s pound. In spite oi’ unprecedented costs o! production, her profit tor the your was slightly moro than seventy thousand dollars.

That winter sho tried She went out, and oven gave a Dirty herself, but there was much to do!

Kester‘: letter were exuberant. Emerging from the training camp as a first lieutenant. he had been

4 ‘ \I'4 r . pa! f" l. ~.“i1.’=' .‘ t

sens lo 0am: Jackson at Oolum; bis. South cuoiinu. where he WM di-llllp‘, nnrchins. stabbing straw Germans and enjoying everythin; he did. Bometlmes u she rend his letters Eleanor could not help s hall’ humorous. hat! resentful lee]-

Jusi. like Kester to have manned ta cat himself into the om situation where conveniences of this wild wlntor could not touch him.

In April there osmo s break In Kestex-‘s letters, an unexplained silence that she knew by now did not need to b0 at

she had no time to

spies

ty o!

know. During that

minty she was lin-

sez-k counsel Irom

Bob put two fingers

leaping pulse in her wrist

ok his liesd at her with n

like a school-

"lf I thought theta Wu slightest chance of your listen to ma," he said, "I'd tell you $0 go to bed for n month."

"Don't be silly," said Eleanor. "1 can't desert my plantation."

He drew down her lower eyelid and looked m‘; its lining. "Did you ever hear," He inquired. "o! the llrishman who said heki rather be |a coward lor Ma minutes than be

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Ho gsvs her o great deal of iron m’ 5°”. °’ ‘he "m" A‘ 1'"! M Eleanor tool: the m!‘ "In he would iron, but as the Advice consisted m1!’ "l9 barb- ol lmpossihlllties such as nine h! ‘Ymchm- She hours’ sleep and a rest in the need not. xvorry, she told herseli, afternoon, she ignored it. When Kester bore a charmed lilo l! min at last she received n. letter from 9w;- did “m; w“ probabiy 4mm Kestor she immediately felt so ,4 to outql-ink M, gnabgmnw much better that she concluded chﬂdnm that her ailment had not been

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