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with luxury it their and that They
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°ihei' disiillsulshed writers.
delnfiaxwfell. who last year was Presi- The roads in n “ui nnmy sections HELP THE Boys °“i‘ by “i'i'°“d‘
_ere,_s go od l>rio_i_;r Srreto ` W1Llvlo'r vALLE§
_ haw Delays Most oi the cor owners in this
' vicinity are ttlng th ir iu'- -
IIGWS _ Proof on Books ooo. r.ro..'ZZ...... ..° °"§ 'H' “Y '“"'"° °““""
g ason, an as _
noon nn me mn” un in good tmvei_ (JTY BUTTER in 10 pound lots.
ing condition win be may to start °"° l’°““"' ”°°‘ 3 "°“”°" "°°" ‘°
ny lssultv 'r aussliu. ' pounds. mio. aw-s-ii-u
_ (United Pr" sun' the summers driving.
Emeision Division of Te LADIES' GOBSABD CORSETS
Lolmo , _ - ' '“` ,-
Geo __ BEN April 17 A card from im~i,,,¢e_ wiiinot vniiny_ in netting nn and Corselcttu and Wrapa cilnds
I Correspondent)
F8 rnard Shaw on which GB8 3 pi” clearing at 55 price. Prowse Eros.,
Less.-ibod hun as -‘rnv collsiioreior," ' Ltd . risi-4-11-ii.
prized among the nume si -
“___ __0__w________ ___ w____m_ro_n‘s”ywe\;__ nyc r;_gret to learn that Mr. Dorrié “An MISS MARGARET stems
printer of the works 1 'ni gg’ t' is °°nn“°d~i'° hi' had and A. R. Gillis at Trail Rangers' Hni_dy_ Sha Ki ° °m°-3 with a sore knee, but we l'ioP0 he will ri 4842 4 iii Zi
W' puns’ walp°1° md soon be around again. (fame ` _ _ _
o the Federation of Master n ,iii ing' their concert 'in Heartz Memor-
iérintcrs, told the .united Press how “ve B '“’“° '1““““ii°° ‘lf °“°W» ici Heli, Monday, zoth at a dcloolr. ne nnppemd io Receive the _____q__e which will likely have to be shovelled Baie oi cnndy_ 4ii42_4_iii_2i Shania” compiiment before making wheeling possible
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_ Shaw had ,ejected as _m__s__t__________t_ However, the sun is rapidly accom- ACKNOWLEDGEMEN1-_vrne Ti,ii5_
_ . e ' ery several models embodying his pushmg Wh" W°“1d M" h“m°“ tee Board ofthe Protestant Orphan- lrrltatlon _ 3'" id°_°S BS to h°W his Intelligent :gfgcies 3 much huge' "me °° pe" age acknowledges with thanks re-
slrln discovered camneliig Guide t° socialism and Wood-sawing is in progress around ceipt (ff “sm nom the Kensington
'i`i‘°Y f°““d D B m shwld be muted' M“"` this district as roost or citizens were Ladies Auxmuy' per Mrs' Daisy felt cool and Weil then. produced his own design 1 ’ _ Kennedy, also a case of Eggs <30
never ‘for thcboclr end sent it to the rain- “°° °’t“"“°° °“°”¥i‘ in S°°““¥ “me dos.) from the Directory class of the oi, to ons nninnn it was “mented with the done before the large quantities of Snivniion A,.iny_iciiy_ nei. Mn Fred ulto ioiiowing comment, ..Y°__,ve solved snow made this impossible. Mr. Chnndiei._
W. Hogg ls going to b kept bus f
md. all my difficulties and :re going tp hue _ ° Y 01'
more me a perfect hoolr. “_ W - nvssrlrunz woalc-Nine mom-
bers of the Mlllview Women's Instit-
Auiograph Copy n Mr' Hemi' °"°”i°i' 1*” “li hi* mm' ute met in the school on April Mtn,
_ ber hauled 1°' his new h°“s° “nd for their regular monthly meeting.
"And when the book was pi_e5ent_ hopes to start re-building in the near After mil cnii_ which was nnswered ed," explained Maxwell, “GHS wgs_i'\1tur¢_ with receipts, the minutes of last.
8 good enough to send me a copy The y°"“5 diiugmer. °f Mr' ‘md meeting were read and approved. It
_"T3 Hllifvzfaph and inscribed: "To Will- M’s'L°'W’°“°° D‘”'°”t»Wh°'"’~5 been was decided by a unanimous vote.
_eds mn MnxWeii_ my coiinnomim in the lil at her grandmothers in Summer- that two desks be purchased for ine
making ni this bnoin.. side for the past several weeks with schnon Ai ine next meeiinm to be Discussing the amount of work en- Wh°°pi"3 °°“gh “nd d°“bi° We'-" held in the school, roll call is to be toiled ln the priming that zo men ‘“°“i"~ is We are sled ¢° '°P°fi» 4°- answered with "My Birthday Month
__ _mee and yoniii never nnnve were at present employed exclusively gm? “i°°iY “nd Wi" be “ii`i€hi Shcfi' and Stone." The sick committee re-
.ivmiinefl Jei|y_ You can on Shaw assignments: "His books V' I“°id°“i““y° the °th°" _three ported having sent fruit to three in- iii jarapr tallied _iitlviill gimd are always being reprinted," he add- ;’h"d"e’;_ 51'; 915° _;miY "°¢°V°i'i“¥ valids.
stores. ese l'0ug_ BHD aff' ed. Then smiling: mm W 001’ 8 WU! - Coml>1m_Y» C°“=°ild°i°‘g- 5520 _But ydu never, know what comes Z clzoclrE'r'r-Roy-A letter re- AV°““e' M°“t'e“i’ Mads' next with Shaw,” he continued. “For Mi-‘S MiWii°» i¢“°ii°i` di' Wiim" celved here brings the interesting
---'-‘”'””"'; l ' insig_n¢e_ there is the use of his con, school, spent the Easter holidays with news ni. ine_ marriage in Roxbury ___,___-MM__ acted ediii0n_ It was begun more her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mnsn on Tnmsd rn
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than ten years ago! One thing after M“Y“e» Emfflid- -` ' y P 0 ae
oaughter of Mrs Roy and the late
99393f93im7"- another interposed. First his St. Joan -- James Roy Abeicmmnie Road New
A interrupted the progress, My com- The ilisii 110Ck¢¥ mliivh bftwfeh Gi ' '
n _ asgow and Fred L. Crockett, of
E ‘ ° p°sit'°m had been °°°“pl°d with the the North Bedeque Pirates “nd the this city and secrets for the firm
Ailfillill X8Il‘iiIi8ti0D_ seiiing un oi the collected edition Central Bedeque Beavers, on March I ’ ry
on Y______ Eye. '___ slunud _ for m0___u__s_ but GHS Womd not _ook 2,nh_ was very skmuny refereed by o Brookfleld_Brothers, and formerly
of Charlottetown Prince Edward Is-
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_sen _nm___ when this was an _wer in mv" oi _the Beavem fellcltations of friends both in Hall-
~ breathed ___ sigh of reiien mr Work on __ fax and throughout Plctou County.
1|. w. the collected edition would now be ' House cleaning is new-'uw order of F°u°‘”“‘“ me °°’°‘“°“y M"~ “nd
onwmetinn resumed-but not for long, the day in this vicinity. It is a very Mrs' cr°°kett Wm’ have the best
_K ___ sue” Phone “___ _ good time to do inis wnrk_ ns the wishes of all who knew them, left u e ii,,_,i,,m,,,,n Letfier Became Book roads are too bad to visit or travel. "15 New Y°’k f°i' -B°i”m“d°» and
may be expected in Halifax, where
mxqmama "One day, Shaw sat down reply R/ev. Mr. Ashdown, of the Presby- th” Wm take UP their i‘9Sid€HC¢ Hi?
_ _ __ _ to a letter from his sister-in-law. terlan Church, Kensington, was a the "id °f the- mdliiil--Haiiili
Handicapped
The seeming stupidity of many school children, is directly chargeable to faulty vision. ~
Correctly fitted glasses
often work wonders.
_Have your child’s" eyes examined
li. F. HUTCHESDN
F. Gordon Hutcheson
Optometrists-At your siirvice.
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from Thomas Hardy about Mary
'di sumed. But it was too good to be .
u true. One morning I received a. card bers and one visitor present. Meeting
fl'0m GBSZ "Last night I Si€Dt W€li,' FRENCH TOWNS WITH SAME ‘ Upened With singing the nwtitute he wrote, 'When I woke up this NAMES CQNFUSE 1:0513 QFFICE Ode followed with repeating the morning everything was bright and ____ Creed. R.o1l call was answered with sunshihy-so I started a new play. pAR1s__ Ap,-ii ig_N¢i-vous and “Waiys of Removing Stains." Min- ‘What l>rl°a»y0\1r °01l°¢i/ed °dlii°n overworked with the confusion re- utes were read and approved. Sick liow?’ That _was "The Aiplilie Cm?-' sulting from too many French vill- committee reported making one sick 01115’ Biiiel' this Pi'°d“°ii°¥i did G33 ages of the some name, the French call. School committee reported that 10011561” i0 resume W°i'i¢ 0" the Postal Department has started a the stove was not safe and the porch 9diiii0I\ Oi Wiiiflh dbdui i°W°°ii‘i"d5 °f movement to simplify French postal doorstep needed repairs, also sug- ffiie V°iUm°S have MV" been Pubii5h". addresses. gested getting a new dust pan. The
" - France is divided into 88 depart- Secretary was ordered to get ll dust M'-\XW€1i ieiis mam’ 3°°‘i swfiw ments which ln turn are divided pan and the stove and doorstep was Hb°11i2 f9m°\1-‘i ”'“iii°i`S and he has a into thousands of communes and left to the School Trustees to re-
°011e°ii°¥1 °f ““i‘i\°i`5' Pi'°°fs» mmm' villages. In these 88 departments pair. Sick and School committees, scripts autograph letters and books i
M ‘after 1 had written the first few visitor to wilrdot valley and rgcivin Herald
- lines,’ he told me, ‘I knew I would on the 9th instant, making a few
write a volume. It was the Inlelli- pastoral calls among the nembel-s of STRATHCONA WOMENS INSTI-
R G H I L D gent Womans Guide! Again the wil- his congregation. Rev. Dr. Ashdofvm TUTE-On March lliii the m0!\i7h1Y
'ected edition had to be shelved: ar- ls becoming quite popular ln the meeting 0! the Strathcona Womens ltcr which \~,rlr was once more re- work at Kensington.-w. Institute was held at the home of
Mrs Walter Burdett with nine mem-
. he name Saint Maurice is the most also Programme and and Lunch
which is believed W be unique' A' DDPUIBY. While Saint Remy comes committees were appointed for next mlm! these are i'W° °h”"mi“5 letters second with 16. Other popular saints month. Programme for the evening
are Saint Michel and Sainte Colombe was 9, reading by Mi-g, A1ex_ Mu.
Queen Of 5¢°i5 “nd B°““i° A““i°` with 15 each, Saint Martin and Kay emi singing by Mi-s_ Henry Bu,-_
Laurie, written not long before his Saint Bnnveui. with 14 de” d Mi5s‘ Elsie
_ - an Brown. Next
deg¢,h_ following Maxwells last Vi-‘it Since none of these villages wish meeting to be ai; the home of Mi-g_
iiie the Ere" mgiish “°"°u5t' to give up the name of their protect- M,s,i¢oim M¢r_,eod_ R911 eau go be
ins saint. the post fiffice officials are house-cleaning hints. Meeting clos-
Am‘°“5h "1" ““9°"‘ °°““’““'°s m suggesting that they add some wrt of ed with singing the National Anthem.
Trinidad have been curtaillng output, prefix or suffix to distinguish inenn
oil production there last year was I four tlmesthat of 10 years ago Missoiimrs HISTORIC
APRIL MEETING - The regular
B - _ ' monthly meeting of the Orwell Wo-
` wi'//V COLUMBIA. M0-1 APi‘ii 13--(U-R six members and five visitors present.
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A A COLUMNS THREAWENED men‘s Institute was held at the home
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Q, ,T5‘_¢,5»§ and time, may be destroyed by wa- ~ ,,';.§f' 1 ~ _. _ , ter, if something is not done to pro-
, ill; ' tect them. , -' ,]':'>. » i ‘ ‘ An examination is being mule to
_pfi -The historic columns of the Uni- 3’* versity of Missouri, scarred by five
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'_ _ _» see just 'how much damage already
ew .f_, _,_ _ has been done. It is feare
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_ _ fn; _M d that 5-,»_`__;`_~.___, ,- cracks in the top are extending ,,:_.' downward through the stone, admit- "~‘.__~;-1;7/ ting water which is slowly splitting
_" the pillars.
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DU _ l__!'jj__ sufferer Rclievcd
_J _qi ,.1 ' of Rheumatlsm
F ._.i"5‘,7'f`_' Trusty as an old sort Lorne, N. la., april zo.-Mr.
" `- - 1" ll' . - ' Lewis. a well known local resident,
[_ l - \`_-_72 ’- .l _- J, _ fl'lCl`ld"°'lt DCVCY makes his statement in order that 597 ' _`_` 'I .' ‘ '
f I t I other rheumatic sufferers may find
Hi 5 0 P 3336 the wey to health 1 iell and hurt
i ` '_ ' - h - | ~ my shoulder badly in 1923. Ncuritis
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‘ 1 flavour - used dlflercnt iinirncnts, but without :¢%£g`-f.‘j_,,$`r§ ,_ ' avail. Then I used Nerviiine. What a lfi"°"1'l l<l'\|'\‘°'\¢ N" Pilfl- death, when she took a stroke cf
. _ ` ` ' _ _ _ , , _ '__. _ < Wonderful ll.l1lm8liG iii must bE. It rc- pai»a]y5|s_ and all that medical aid ‘,__<_ _ ._ _ _-__-_._,_ , _ ,f__ _ » stored me, and I have never had
MICKEY 0 NICHDESQN
neuritls since. I am 'I5 years of age
of Mrs. Mclnnls on April 16th, with
The president being absent, Mrs. Hughes was appointed to act as president for the meeting. The meet- ing opened by repeating the Creed.l Roll call was answered by “House- cleaning Hints." The minutes of the last meeting were read and signed. The sick committee reported having visited the sick and brought fruit. It was moved and seconded that all bills be paid. It was decided to dis- pose of the quilt by lottery. Miss Goldie Mclnnls kindly printed books for same. Three humorous readings by Misses May Darrah, Goldie Mc- Innis and Mary Morrissey. Plans were made for the holding of a dance ln the near future. The ncxt meet- ing will be held at the home of Mary Morrissey, roll call to be answered by "My Favorite Flower and How to
Grow it." 'I‘he meeting then closed by singing “God Save the King." Lunch was then served by the host-
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-offer economical, hauling for every business
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~ lo qmpbasize their value for every hauling purpose.
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of various businesses is shown by their records of excellent service in almost every industry, in all parts of Canada.
The 1%-ton truck I
For heavy hauling, the Ford truck offers rugged strength, alert and capable performance, safely, reliability, and long ‘ life. Bodies for every hauling need are available through Ford dealers everywhere. With the 11/2-ton chassis, ilicre ‘is a choice of 1311/Q-inch or 157-inch wheelbase, single or alual rear wheels, 6.6 or 5.14- rear-axle gear-ratios.
_ Features of value
li 4-speed transmission provides the truck with a wide range of speed and power. The chassis has an unusually sturdy frame, with five strong cross-members, which adds to strength and endurance. With the ibree-
carrying any of the weight of truck or loud. A straddle- mounted pinion insures constant alignment of pinion and ring-gear, prolonging the life of tliesc parts. Torquedulio drive is used, to relieve rear springs of all but their normal fuqction of absorbing shocks. The steel-disc wheels per- mit free circulation of air around brake-drums.
Tlie light'-commercial chassis
For delivery purposes, and for all light linuling wllcrc speed, reliability and economy are of iluporlunn-,_ilic Ford light-commercial chassis has proved its value equally with the Ford truck. lt is built io strictest standards of' excellence, in design, materials and workmanship, :ind will give long service under difficult conditions of road :mil load. Four factory-built bodies are available for this chassis, and others, for special purposes, are readily ob- tainable. A factory-built closed cab, equipped with shatter- less glass windshield for safety, can be supplied with all Ford chassis.
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_ years, Mrs. Matthews was quite ac-
- .7 -55 ’ Wit IIS 8StlI'lg net in_ and me pain was intense I ess. < tive and inher usual good health.
. husband and children, but they willi ever cherish the memory of llcr love; and devotion during their lifcl.im:.l
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in our ome.”--l-iandley Lewis.
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Him, who gave lt.
Nnniiinn in mmnimd ni “van ni MRS. ALEXAl\`r)EB. DIATTHEWS The deceased will be greatly miss-I
the most powerful pain-eubduing ed both in the home and commun-
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i 1"- _' 4 ~ _ , _ _ i _ ' " ~ v ' substlnoes KDOWH- For Ill fheumltia There passed away peacefully at ity, as her beautiful disposition made
condition, neuralgia, sore muscles, _ I i 1 i_ i ip 3 io -,_
_____ ___ J .tm jo___“_ it wi" _"gn 'ue _md her home in Suffolk at 1.30 a. m,_her beloved by al wlo n<_ ~ ii
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,.f,_ __ Monday momirig, March 30. 1931 ure of her acquaintance, and her ctory. F; ' .` mwuztcn In l mon t °' “ny ye!" Mrs. Alexander Matthews, at the age passing is an irreparable loss to her
by hcl' pastor, Rev. F. i3oot'nro_vd,i who also ofllclaterl nt thc fililornl scrvlccs, which were hold on Tlir:-.zlay
zifterllooll. Tile llymns sang wc-l'e._ "Jesus Lovcr of My Soul" and “L/:adi Kindly Light." i
The funeral, which was largely nt-i
tended. despite the iinlilvornblc coli-
dltion of the roads. testified to tllei esteem and respect in which the dc- ceascd was held. Her rcmiiins wcrc` tenderly laid to rest in Suffolk com-
Eihe leaves to mourn, besides her
Flynn and Mrs. Groi',':<= Clow. Pleas- nllt Gi'o\'<‘; Mrs. Erllcrt Elin?-.', New York, U.S.A.: S-.ii‘illl, .Har.:~lb;'ool: :incl Mrs. Colin Sllr‘l'l~cll, i`{ncl;lli<,jli:lnl_ N. S., four cliildrcll prrdcccilzlcd lxcr some years ago. Tllcrc are also left to mourn, one brothel' mid one slslr-r. North Wiltshire; and n lurgc num- ber of granclcllilclrcn and great grandchildren, to wllcm sincccc gym- pntliy is extended. Tlic pnll bcrircrs wcrc: Messrs. John. Gcorgc and Wil-
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