Ups And Downs In Tryon and Vicinity

’l‘he breezy month of March is nearing _ To it's close,

Mother Nature suoii will usher in April. luionth oi freckles on the

nose). ‘ Then what?

Mrs. Ernest Thompson of Crap- aud. was a visitor to Tryou on Sun- day morning.

l Miss Anne Bradshaw of Middle- |town; I’. E. 1.. was a visitor to Try- ion on Sunday.

" 1 (5 ,9 Mr. Ralph Lyman. of Albany "St.

1g z .Pats." is now spending a fcw days

' dﬁeient little power plant i at m5 home m Two"?

I Rotary High Tension

; Renewable Die Cant '

up} Drop Forged Crank- l

. There are fewer parts l

ahbjatt towe’ and those parts I

ﬁe machin to within a l Messrs Harold Mctcalfe and Clay-

oi‘ the diameter of a tton Miller passed through Tryon

hair and then heat ion Wednesday of last week. -

treat . r .

Igi every particular the "Z" l Mr. J. Everett Phillips, Represen-

qigine in built to give the tativc of the Crown Life Insurance

qhnoat wear without giving Company was a recent visitor to {Wllbk °l‘ flqﬂifinl "Plifl- Tryon and vicinity.

Iade in 2. 3, and 6 h.p. aizes.

w. n» luppiy FAIRBANKS-

UORSE Marin: and Stationary

gll Engines in size: up to h.p. "h: can

Miss Alctha Mabey and Mr. Lorne L. Mubey. were recent visitors to the Western Capital.

Messrs George Caniield and Lee Gamble made a business trip to |Suumicrsicic on Saturday" ‘of lust y wet-k.

‘ The iiuuiornus friends of Mrs. , m .Harry' A. MaePhcc are very glad to CQMPAN-Yﬁmtw IKIlOW she is improving after her re~ _&._n.._n“_mw .ceut serious illness.

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9'1 Mrs. Iilanche Lea and daughter.

[Miss Amy. have returned home ai- -____ t tor sin-nding a weeks‘ vacation with

BORDEN LINE CLUB. .I‘(?l.ltl‘.'CS in Suinmerside.

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The ilordeu Ilii“! Shipping (‘lnhl Mrs. Allrcd Caitiiclti. Miss Ella nadri its first sliipiiii-ni of hogs uii ‘mid Master Parker of Wvstmorv- tho 15th llléll. from iiuuun. riip-lltiiirl. P. E- 1.. irere visitors to ‘Pryon pot 60.131319“ u; .15 lump on Sunday. where they visited rel-

:es realized Wt)l't:-~St’ll:i'ls s 1 ‘WW5-

In Meinoriam t MRS. Iohiwaanrr

'l‘i'lori- passed peacefully away all iiui- homo iii (fhzirlollotowu on Jan. _Tlii_ Mrs. Jlrhii ilari‘ lii lit r 83rd. your.

Slic lcaivtes to iiiourii the loss of a kind and loving niotliirr, live daughters. .\li‘s. it. MacDonald. llostoii, ltlassg Mrs. F. Frizzlell, Klugstoir lil.: Mrs. B. (irilfctli. Wilklsli. N. 13.: Iiertlia niiil Maiuile ill litimtl. 'lIer husband pro (lccoiis- ed her fifteen months ago. also lior youngest (laughter, Ethel, died soverul years ago.

She was well and fuvnrzilily| known on Ih-acklcy Pi. Rd. where; sho resided -l‘oi- over forty years.‘ and wtlieri- sliu was ever ready _t!i help anyone in sickness or trouble.

'i‘lid funeral which was largely. anluuded \\'1l.‘i i-oiitiiictcil by Rtﬂﬁi Dr. Ramsay and Rev. iluinniouil; Johnson.

The palilii-ziri-rs were: John lion‘ er_ Leslie hlclﬁwou. Victor \.\li'- Williiinis, Vonioii i\li'.\lilliiii. Arthur’ Jackson and Ali-x. Ali-Rho. I

liitvriiieui was in Slllifwtllill. i

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MRS. DANIEL BUELL

There passed peacefully away on‘ January 31st at. her home in Abncygl after a few days’ illness. Margaret; Aim, beloved wife of Daniel Bach.- at the age of 66 years and 11' months. Her death came as a great shock. not only to her family‘ but also to her many friends. It came at ‘a time when her YCCOVCPY} seemed near. ln licr passing to the‘ Great Beyond. there pasesd a kind and loving ivoinan. who was much devoted to her home and family.

She will be sadly missed by her large circle of friends and her fam- ily. by whom she was much loved.

Mrs. Bucll was a faithful and con- ststent member of the United Church at Murray Harbour.

The funeral service was conduct-

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Thick Sniooths, and llcavirs. “ ‘ ' sows G b2‘. "- Hm; shipmpiii . Mi‘. and Mrs. Frank Harvey and tQnl-esenmmtc m- u“. hogs i" ‘m. .iitllc son of Cnipautl. P. E. I.. were

ed by her pastor. the Rev. Mr Smart who spoke vcry-fcelingly of the dc- ccased. The hymns sung were:

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‘ yflordnn iiliio district it is evident, lvl-ilwn“ i” Two" ‘"1 Sundll-V- U"?

hat the shlppeis are producing‘ mists or My‘ "m! M“ J0” R0591"

g . i itlity hogs. The shlpmi-in l-Zl‘il.. 5°" ' 2d 87 per cent selects. This is 1i

record which is hard to float, “dillliithab Mrs‘ Harry Norm“ of Crupaud

it iifconslilercd that this u s lil _ __ ,_ ﬁrst siurmeiiifrom "w ("rust °"5iiilnbeiiilttiifflﬁoi”tfilliifiii C11‘... iﬁoggngllﬁig‘ 5311311501" “m, “will “lhopc to hear better news soon. 11w 291" inst _ m» W- "-_ """'_-l The host of friends of Mr. Bert .110 Secretary. is at the SOYVICP oi iTrowsKlalc of Crapnud’ regret to JIQ T371119" M") ‘V1511 l" §9¢"'"" llearn of his unfortunate accident of . ‘he ‘gllghl-‘il "H995 f“? "1""? mmla few days ago in breaking his col- atoc .

Hcr mniiy friends regret t0 learn

This club should lIt‘(‘0lllL‘|‘lal- Dona Hi5 speedy fgcgycfy is an. the largest lii the alniiliiiiv Prtiv-ixiousiy looked foiavard to by all. laces.

~ It isn't a novelty any more lo see t'_ 4 the aeroplane pass over. in fact it is

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rylng mail between Moncton and Clrtown passed over and returned again inside of an hour. Who will r€i———- tbe tiic one among us to boast the ‘ﬁrst air ride? “Not I" said ‘the WI III! "Ill IGIOGUVI Id‘ ‘chivkcn.

vlauily.

Buﬂerara from Eyeatrain may have perfect vialon and therefore do not auapeot the Ineamia of lny aye defeat.

t Last. week ivas a busy one for the farmers who ivere busily (‘llgflglftl hauling lheii" spuds to market be- lforc the roads should break up. Green Mountains ivere quoted at .$l.l0 per bushel last week at Albany land Cobblers 90 cents. Some of the ffnriners are already hauling their tfertilizei‘ for the Springs planting lol" spuds. and from reports it looks ‘- though the acreage this scasoti ; ill be as large. if not larger than ‘,la.~:t_ 1.0m;

The motive power of the entire human organism“ ll Narva Energy.

Normal ayea, It la computed utilize about 20% of thin Narva Energy. but when Eye- etraln la pNlent, a much larger proportion Ia required. Hanea defective eyea, through their consumption of an ax- onlaiva amount of. nlerve En- ongy may aarioualy affect the ‘Toast lislr functioning of other organa Th!) Kliill- cl the body and produce |i| God Save the King. igqﬂh, W. C. L. U. Proposed by Mrs. A. Fay. Responded to by Mrs. Mctcalfe. The Ciiurrli. the sponsor of the Yfcinperauce cause. ' Proposed by lVlr. A. J. Itobinson.

Hutcheson t . ‘ ~' - ‘ ' - The ’I‘emperaiu-e Alllnncr. Proposed by Mr. Arthur 'I'oonibs. Itvspontlvtl to by Mi‘. W. E. Bent-

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t('n's Christian Temperance Union. held their Aiuial Banquet on Tucs- tiay. March 13th. lililil.

HAVE YOUR E-YEI IXAMINED

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Optomatrlat

‘wa-y-vv-vv-

'i‘he 'I‘i'_vriii Branch 01' the Wom-.

ttack of acute indigestion which re-

"The Hour of my Departurci. Come." “Asleep in Jesus.“ and "Je- sus while our Hearts arc Blending."

Her funeral vras largely attended. showing the esteem by which she xvns held. There are left to mourn their loss and to cherish her moir- ory. a bereaved husband. eight son; and four daughters. Ernest. Galves- ton. Texas; Herbert, Bangor. Mc.; Lcith. Murray Harbour; Walter. Murray River; Chester. New Glas-

ow. N. S.; Harold. Charlottetown; Oriol and Russell at home; Mrs. Siantin Clark. Fairhaven. Mass; Mrs. Charles Chilson. Corning. Penn; Mrs. William B. Davidson. Bunbury. and Mrs. W. W. Bucll. White Sands. Interment took place at Murray River cemetery.

A dear one from us is gone.

A voice we loved is stillcd; l

A place made vacant in our home

Which never can be filled. l

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MR. J. HERBERT R. lIOOPIll-IR.

The death in Hollyburn. Vancou- ver. of Mr. John Herbert R. Hooph- er. which ticcurretl on February 2_4. came as a great shock to his many liiends. The late Mr. lloophcrwas. born at Milton. P. is. island. sixty- oiic years ago. When quite a young man he moved t0 Souris. where he conducted a drug store for quite a number of years. While there he married Pritellln Leslie. who prcdc-I ceased him somr. twelve years ago. [From there he immigrated to the ‘United States. where hr: did busi~ .iiess until recently‘. when he went lo

lsou have eondticlcd the Hollyburn {General Store in West Vancouver. gMr. Hooplici" was apparently in his ‘usual good health until the morning of his (loath when hc suffered an at-

sultc-d in heart failure. The funeral was held Sunday.‘

‘Feb. 26th. from Iiarron Bros. and

Williamson's Parlors. interment bc—‘ ing in the Capilairn View cemetery.‘ and ivas largely attended by many friends of the deceased. amongst’ whom were many (rid-time Prince

iEdwartl Islanders now residents of‘

Vantouvtir. The numerous bciiuth. ful wreaths testified to the great.

‘esteem in ivhich the later Mr. Hoo-

irr was iii-id.

t On Friday l‘y'l‘l1llil1.l\'illl'l'll ltithwlplqqw (“ﬂoral Svrvivo’; Wu“, vow.

thirty IVI‘ or more oi‘ iiu- _\'()llli!.‘.

Peoples Society of Victoria. f‘lI_l()_V< AND ed n very plcasanl- drive to ‘Pryon.

6h F-tt d Young People's Group IUtopiaiist. I e at the home of Rev. George and

ed themselves splendid entertainers

“in.” ‘the evening whilinz ziway vciy."

E. W. TAYLOR .

the ever popular gamcl crokinolct.

jAs the evening was drawing to A‘

u: m] olrgglvmrnlsTs“ led. and I may say tililtil/Od by "V- ' ' ‘iriyoni- present. Tlicu with Miss No-

.wlicre they were entertained by the d “an “In” w"). “us; lMrs. Somcrs. The “Utopions" prov- l... ‘quickly in games. contests etc.. also J. S. TAYLOR

close Ice Cream and cake was serv-

. . ,».,.,*. riiic Thomas at the piano. everyone

' mloincrl in a good. hearty sing-song. '

~ Professional Cards .£1?"¢ﬁ;.fﬁ“K1F*+i3;‘§l°2.5%.."$533.2. m C C. -thi-. Victoria group f ‘coming. and . H; . (3

Rev. G. Seers led in prayer. altar;

hlch the merry company drove " W i0 N- Y- P05‘ mldlllmtﬁp‘ :t’ fl c." in Victoria “mu 5W9“ ‘m! Howl“! landrvitﬁiility.wtfliniiliiilglily appreciat- w“ Mimi i” Eur E" N°"|ivc of the entertainment provided

I a lfor them by thycvﬁroup here.

Blame "D" for this. ‘l it w ‘m, Try to do better next trip.

t ' u]; u] Is Your Stomach M RM“; m‘ ‘ Troubling You?

IIaiu-lltnn Oiit.—i"lir. Marco's Gold» liloillcul I)|NI‘(|\'t'l'_\‘ is ii remedy for iilonnich iinii liver irouhlc that I t-na iilirlily recommend. Ilﬂfllfi‘ I took ll i would hiivii kiwi“ of’ loll-use unfferliik‘.

but liiriviliili illl uiui

I gained in weight

nnil iir-nliii rind felt . fine. .\l.\' (‘VPII i-uiu-

-' - on in!’ '

wining-ed iippv-araiivi-

l. | - ' ill v riuiipilt-xitiii l W I nuiili-r uiiil myl

tirigliler." ~ ~

' MCPIIBGHH-H, |';||'|||I|i1' mitt»... 7t Hlnnehrfii si.

- h-IIWWHIII‘ t» or: \' walk i-r urt- who" my pr. I'i(‘l‘I'I"I iii-nun Air-iilvii Iii!-

‘wvvi-ry IIIII ri-nlivrril lhr-in to lien (h. It in a ri-liulvlc mi-ilic-iiio iundo from rant! uiiil IWHDI, iiniii ivy ilriiyylnlit, Iii both

.iluiil ﬂllli filhlﬁil. ill-M itii» for irl-"l pit tiililetu in Dr Piizrrir-i milmriilriri in rldgt-liiirg. Uni,

by llll‘ Rev. A. Ilardintzl

lPrit-st. 'I‘lii- deceased is survived by gOllt‘ Charles Wilber. also the follow-t ling sisters. Mrs. David Foster. Loy/n‘ ‘ialist Road. P. E. Island: Mrs. Aiii-‘

,broso Sentncr. Brookficld. P. E. I.;; lMi-s. William Houston. Concord. N.. .H.; Mrs. Walter E. Curtis. Milton] ‘I’. E. I.; Mrs. Torquil McNeil. Mil-i ‘ton .P.E.l.; and Mrs. Joseph Younf tkor, Milton. Two brothers. Samuel ‘and Robert. both of Milton. P.E.I.. prcdeceiised him some years ago. _-- <0>~ ~~~~ —-

l-Jypi-riiuoiils at 'l‘oi'oii'lu ‘have ‘shown lliui mtnsitiig iili‘ U‘\'(‘l'il‘I'iH|‘ wires of electric railway lliivﬂl passing trolley wltv-"l to rid tlie|ii| of ;il'(‘lli'lllll£lll(i|i'i of slvvl.

'l‘o protect a iiiotorisfs I‘_\'l‘< from glairi- in. lwo pleri- iilllPlll llial can be IltililPilPii in a lint liriiu lixis l rm, invented. either purl lit-iugl

Bringing Up Fba-thirr.

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Western Canada. Lately he and his ~

raised to ‘afford clear vision, l

wan.- MAGGIE IN‘5\ST5 i Tm‘: BOOK AM‘

I cAw-r Clo our UNTIL I 0o-

"imperial Long Range Waterproof

Pneumatic High Velocity

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Pneumatic Bullet after striking

Non mushroom cllrrl

PORTSMEN around the globe will be amazed and delighted at; the news that, at last, Z1 waterproof shot‘ shell has been perfected. This phenomt-iizil il(‘lll(‘V0- ment said in gunning circles to lie the greatest improve-meal. since the dc-

nicut of Suiokvlvss powder '-'lS the work of The Dominion Cartridge Company. 'I‘iiis Company. through its association with Canadian

Industries Limited. raiilcs with the largest producers of zinimunititm in the

world.

Think what a real waterproof shell means! ‘Be-fore. duck shooters were forcml to guard shells from wetting as

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carefully as their grandfathers guarded

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Waterproof Shells

IMPERIAL LONG RANGE, DUCO FINISH

loose powder. 'l‘oday'. they may lay their shells iii the bottom of the boat or down among the reeds without care or caution. Duco Finished lmperiaiLong Range Shells may he subjected to mois- lurc for ltours and will then work smoothly in any gun?" Atmospheric changes will not affect them.

The \'.'i.~-t rt-sotirttcs (if (Taiizitiiziii indus- tries Limited, in grasp of world markets and buying power, and the technical knowledge gained through its afﬁlialio‘ with imperial Chemical Industries Limited. Great Britain, and E. l. DuPont dc Nemours 8L Company, of the ‘Jailed States, arc at the disposal of the Dominion Cartridge Company.

The-reform‘: sportsmen using Dominion Ammunition are getting highest quality with the latest improvements known to the (‘hemictil engineer‘.

‘Hurts Niunbrr Fir: u! ii Saris: ufizdverliltllcnfl

published that llm pub/w mayhiive a clearer midn-

rlrindmg of Canadian Imiuxlriar Limited and its Subsidiary Companies,

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wow‘. I'M HALPWAY THROULH WITH IT AN‘ lT (UTQ: WOREE- AS I <0 Ai..or~i<'. THi-S iii-rue HARDEtiT JOB I EVER

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