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4|-gasd poultry at my wa|¢oU\
eveey day. Russell Champiell, lol-
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-BUPIBIE COUl‘l‘ - The No-
vemllr term of the Supreme Court
¢os`Prinoe County opens m 'Net-
da§‘.'_' Then is only uno criminal
oanfll the docket, which is a charge
of linking and entering. There are
several appeal ws#--5
-P081' NUP‘l'lAL SIIOWIB. -
Hill Gertie Mclievin was hostess
this week at her home in 'Une Val-
ley in honour of Mrs. Prank Flatts
who is a recent bride. There were
a number of the bride‘s girlhood
aims: preaeni. Assisting the 11°"-
eas were Mrs. W. T. Wood and Mrs.
B'nelt Ellis. The bride received I
large array of gifts. The evening
was plessnstly spent in cards. ai-
ter which refreshments were served
urs Platte mee Ein sheen) is veiy
popular in Tyne Valley and she and
her husband have been the guests oi
many social functions during the
pst two weeks.--S.
-GOLDEN WEDDING ANNI-
'vsssanv-wesimmiana was the
scene of a happy gathering last
Tuesday evening when about one
hundred and thirty guests invaded
tbl lptciolls home fi! Mr. and Mrs.`
Cri-ll) M00r¢ it being their fiftieth
wedding anniversary, to tender
ebnlrltulations and spend a social
ofening. St. Johns Episcopal
QIL"'ch omgregetion presented Mr.
Home with an address and purse of
gold and Mrs. Moore with a beau-
tirul gold necklace and Mr. Moore,
was also tha recipient oi an address '
me gsm headed me with nu'
lllme Blllrlvbd On ii- from Prince
Arthur Lodge, Crapaud. splendid
music was furnished for the ocea-
|i0n W the Crspsud orchestra.
EASTERN GUARDIAN _
.,°'!hia eolasr. an fanned (cr
nswl of looll llhrod but advertising
ll a neway nature may be Inserted H
I ooltl a word striltiy pnynble il
livamoo.
..°8UBSCBIPTl0NS to The
Charlottetown Guardian may be
handed to their Rept. Archie Hume.
or left at H. J. Mabon's Drug Store.
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..°'l‘0WN OF SOUBISJ-Citilcns
are reminded that all unpaid Town
Taxes are nk past due. And the
Town needs the money. 2937.
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,\ l “B” . to the radio
I  -Miss Al in P iri ii ani es .
hm ,D ,DZDQ uf; :IMT MDL, He may make his appeal through the columns R
-rm! A1 atlas!-seen an
olsuballdawnwiths ¥»dylU\lll\
sr nm. It is not anticipated.
however. that tba me will break
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was confiscated. Be Il-I 111144 $3”
and oodl under the Pivhibitim Incl
in connection with the same MWF-
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PIIIONALB
-Mrs. Leonard Pickering or sber~
brooke has ll hd guest. U1-ll DSW
I Yeo.-8.
-Mr. Ernest Moore of St, Elem-
ore. is visiting at the home of Miss
lvera Reeves, of Coleman.-B.
-Mrs. Alonso Wilson, of Hxnnony
left on Friday morning to visit her
family in Boston, Mass.-8.
-The serious illnsssoi' Mrs. Jo-
seph Clohossey, Nail Pond. is very
much regretted by her numerous
friends.-T.
-Mrs. R. J. Praught, Charlotte-
town, accompanied by her little
daughter Sheila, is visiting her home
in Tignish.-T.
-Mis Clara Clohossey, R., N.,
Charlottetown, is visiting her home
in Nail Pond.-T.
-Miss Francis Murphy, Tignlsh,
hu entered the City Hospital, Char-
lottetown, where she will take up
the duties of “student nurse."-T.
-_-Mr. Ieslie Donald of Halifax,
N. B., is visiting Sumznerside, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Petey Tsa-
tan.-8.
-Miss Florence Burke and Evelyn ,
Gaudet, Tignish, lett 'hiesdsy morn-
ing for Charlottetown, where they
will enter the Noviiisie or sy. Mar-
tha.-T.
-Mrs Eddie Harrililttm has !\~
brother, Mr. Leonard McNally and
Mrs. McNally, Emerald.
-Thema.nytriendao£\¢rl.H.!'.
Phillips, of Tyne Valley, will bs
easedtolearnt tsheis
her to her bed since Bunday last.
been visiting his parents, Hr. and
returned on Thursday to nia home
ied by his sister. Miss Dorothy Yeo,
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have the
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"°°" ‘"‘°“ ""‘°“ h" °°“”'”‘ matter what method of advertising he employs.
'B' . He may use letters or circulars to address his
-mv. miami a vw, was im nrospcctive customers.
MH- Arthur Y=°» °f has Valley- He may employ advertising signs to catch the
in emu, Na. ns was scesmpm- eye of those who walk or ride past.
I- I N T with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ars- ' V
N I IV] E A W _ of mmucm mu of popular magazines.
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daily newspaper reading habit.
newspaper readers-to people who read the papers
today and will read them again tomorrow.
Therefore, 'newspaper advertisers enjoy the
_unique advantage ofreaching allwhoarereached by
any advertising and many more whom only news-
papm reach- g
This obvious reason forthecontinued successoi
newspaper advertising should ‘receive the thoughtful
consideration of every merchant and manufacturer.
Business is improving* particularly for those willing
to look for it- ' V
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HI aloe!-ion 0! officers until next
'meeting Ong new member was
welccmed into the Institute. Com-
mittees gave satisfactory reports
1Bs.0has.Oaudetsn¢iMrs. J. R..
Bernard were re-appdnted as
School Committee. Mrs. Alphy Gal-
IWant Santa 0iautolrin|Me."
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HN. Jl& NlCh0ll'l Q “QQ”
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