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_ ‘ -LAID T0 REST-iMucli sym-
pathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. Martin of Summerslde in the
death on Tuesday ol their infant
son, Joseph, just one year old. The
little one was laid to rest on Wed-
nesday in the Catholic Cemetery,
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muted ing the service.-S
Tax Rate Gut
In This Town
MOUNT FOREST, Que., April 6--
A.P.)-Among the Qiinbnc iiiiinici-
_ palltles that have mnintalncrt bn!-
lnéed budgets thrwcii um fiirrsenii
years of the current ccoiininic cle-
'pression is the '1‘o\\-ii ni _xmunt
Royal, a suburb of Moiilrcal. Mary-
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i and dull tho lustrous surfucc of n mirror?
But there is one cleanser you need have no
concern about. Thnt cleanser is Bon Ami.
Bon Ami is smooth and scrntchless. lt
cleans mirrors quickly, easily nnd_ safely
. . . gives them n beautiful high polish . ...
but. doesn't 'injure or wear awnY_ ill?"
beautifull surfaces. 'foprofcctynur mlffUfS»
clean them only with Bon Ami.
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uy is not only ln a posit-ion this
your to zintzouncc a. bolaiiccd bud-
get but also it rcclucizon in the tax
r.iic from l'_! Lo 11 mills.
Rcrciiuc for the _\-var is estimat-
ed at $l00.833 acuaizst cstiiiinlcct
e.\7\eiicliti1i'c of $98,595. The citi-
matcd surplus and the tax rate rc-
durtion have b;eu made possible,
M_i_\'cr Darliirg said, thro.:gh reduc-
ing the ti\\'n‘:s cxpenrtilures on
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‘and su'.'_s:r~ry but would not carry
credit
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_of reports the ci':,;':'ce course would
|bo sliortcncd by incans of these
|:‘.dclit`onal courses. The present
tc~_ur.<.e
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i venrs with at Ienst one year as hos-
intr-rnc after f,;r.~.<l1\nt1ou.
I piin
-SVt'El')ISl{ BANKER T0 RETIRE
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tciiaiiu- t~o:t_~; to a mininiuin.
\lilis liven clccicd by acclaniation for
[21 ccins’culi\'c oiic-year tcrius.
McGill Suni-
`\lO_\I`l`1`tl'<].~’\L, April 6--i'C.P.)-
Aiinoiiircfniiciit that thc summer
courses to bc given this year at
McGill
I
; STOGKHOLM, S‘.\'cdeii, April G
_-<C.P.i-After eminent service in
`thc management- of the Skuudina-
.1
aging director of that large bank,
Ho`gnr Laurttzcn, has announced
director of the Malmoe Branch of.
the Skztndinriviska, E. Ilerslow, a
with cxten.°.i\'c industrial and S
is into
suutials and keeping main-
s ill yixirs of cx.stcnce Mount
has not \\'asted inucli money
c‘.`on casts. Mayor Dru-ling
iner School
-`_
Uni\'crsit_\' Me<'tical School
cover rf-fgulai' clinical work
towm‘<ls n degree, disposes
runs from seven to nine
Kredituktieiaclagrt extending
periof of 20 _rears thc man-
tcntion to retire. llc will bc
ded by the present managing
and Prince County
-This column Is reserved for ann
ol local Interest but I\‘l\'°I’¢|I|lll 0| I
newly nature may ln Inserted nt 1
cents n word strictly payable ln ld-
-ULEAN AND PAINT UP. Buy
paint, vamish, sheliac and wax at
Brace's. ' 373314-0-3L
' -WHEN YOU WANT A good
mattress at a. right price, call at
Braces. 8733-4-6-21.
-BUYING SILVER.. fox pelta.
good cash prices being paid at the
office of B. Graham Rogers, Sum-
nierside. 8714-4-4-5|
-STORE T0 RENT-Lately oc-
cupied by Chlng’s Fruit Store, Wat-
er Street, Summerslde. Apply Percy
L. Bowness. 1 8682-4-3-tf
-BUSINESS For Sale, formerly
known as Chtng's fruit and confec-
tionery, Summerstde. Stock and
fixtures. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Ching,
Summerslde. 8744-4-6-21
-SERVICES APRIL B. Bideford
and Tyne Valley United Church,
Rev. J. A. Nicholson, Minister. 11
a. in. Inverness, 3 p. m. Bideford.
-BEDEQUE BAPTIST Church.
Rev. A. G. Crowe, Pastor, Sunday,
April 9: 10.45 a. m., Momlng Wor-
ship, subject, “Looking Toward Cal-
vary,” 11.45 a. m., Sunday School,
Special Missionary Offering; 7.30
p. m., Evening Service, Subject, "The
Man Without a Wedding Garment.”
-BEDEQUE United Church of
Canada, Rev. L. P. Archibald, Min-
ister. Services for Sunday, April
- 9th: Bedeque 11 a. m. Searletown, 3
p. m. Borden 3 p. m. Cape 'I‘i‘avcrsc
~ 7.30 p. m. Rcv. J. L. Lund will
preach at Scarletown, and the
' Minister at all other services.
Rev. Bennett McDonald Conduct-
-SAILS FOR ENGLAND-Mrs.
Dr. Champion of O'Leary left on
Thursday morning for Halifax, N.
S., where she will sail on the SS.
Westemland for London, England,
to spend thc summer months with
her daughter, Miss Helen Cham-
pion, who is studying history at
the London Uniwrslty, London -S
-EASTER THANK OFFERING-
The Easter Thank Offering meet-
ing of the W. M. S. Trinity United
Church was held on Tuesday after-
noon, April -ith in Epwoi-th Hall.
Mrs. S. R. Allen, President, occupied
the chair. Proceeding after the scr-
vice of Worship an interesting mis-
sionary program was rendered which
impressed those present. The title
being, ir. living dream, 'I'he follow-
ing inemlzers represented the dif-
ferent nations. Mrs. A. S. McKay,
lending feature, society lady with
no thought of missions, Mrs. B.
Sharp, Collector, Mrs. F. Palmer,
Conscience. Mrs. C. McCollum.
Slam. Mrs. V. Travers, Syria, Mrs.
G. McPherson Chinese, Mi~s. A.
Jamieson, Africa, Mrs. D. Gordon.
MTS- G. Bowness, Mrs. A. Corney,
India, Margaret Allen, Francis
COYIWY. Shirley Calbeck, represen-
_ bed young widows of India. Musical
numbers were: Mrs. Ethel Strong,
Mrs. F. Daley, voice, Mrs. Marlct-;,
pianist. In the closing moments
members sang How long, oh how
MDE? which was answered by con-
gregation ((We are coming.) Pray-
er was given by Mrs. Allen after
the devotional son/ice. An execut-
clay
Flakes with milk
Kellogg’s have
-a late snack.
suppers. So easy
Start the
‘\',
right
ENJOY n bowl of crisp Kellogg’s Corn
or cream. Add fruits or
berries for variety.
that famous “wonder” "
flavor that no others equal. Rich in energy.
Refreshing and wholesome.
Serve Kellogg’s Corn Flakes for lunch
Splendid for ehildren’o
to digest.
Always oven-fresh in the sealed inside
WAXTITE bag. You’ll like the package
lhal’s so “easy to open.” Made by Kellogg
in London, Ontario. _
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ive meeting took place. Much credit
is due to Mrs. Geo. Callbeck and
Mrs. Murlctt, directors of program.
‘ PERSONALS
-Mrs. Reginald Forbes, of Be-
dcque, was a. visitor in O’I»eary
last; week, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Dr. Champion.-S
-Friends will regret to learn
that Mr. George Read has entered
the Prlncc County Hospital for
treat-ment.-S
.\llnnrd'n Llnlmont for Stomach
frnmpn.
EASTERN GUARDIAN
..0’l‘l\ls column Ln reserved for
news of lnoul Interest hut mlvertlnlng
ol A newly nature muy bo Inserted nt
2 cents n wort! strictly pnyulilo ln
sdvnnee.
..'SUBSCRIP'1‘l0NS L0 The
.Lharlottetown Guardian may ba
handed to their Rep. Archie Hama.
or left at H. J. Mabcn's Drug Store.
Montague. 12-13-dtf.
..*C}lURCH NOTICES. George-
town-Sturgeon Congregation, ser-
vices Sunday, April 9th: George-
town, ll. a.. rn. and '1 p. m.; Sturgeon,
2.30 p. m. Services conducted by E.
R. Macvtcar. _ _
ini experience. `
Lcuiritzen. whose great abil-
an executive and banker ls Qs
recognized, had the inten
- 2*;
tion to retire earlier but postponed /~, /_ `
that step until he had steered his gg gg
bank through the complex and dit- . 4
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problems caused by the cris ""
complishcd. ‘
For Your Child’s Tender Skin
Cntleura 0lntment
USE
Clltieur: Soap
smoother waters, a task '@/
hc has now successfully ac- \,
. 5
Re ar dail use of the Soap ro-
tecgjlas Welles cleanser, the skin,
the Glntment soothes and heals
rasl1cs,itchings and irritations of
childhood.
Soon Zo. Olntmeatlc and 501:.
Canadian Depot: Lyman Agencies. Limited,
286 St. Paul Street. W., Montreal.
ll-dl In Canada
ral'n Llnlme-nl. oullrn Hprulnl.
l . .*SABBATH SERVICES, 11 a. m.
and 7 p. m., St. Andrews Presbyter-
ian church, Montague, 2 p. xn.; Car-
digan Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Norman MacDonald.
dm_ung_,, ‘vantage of the good sleigh 
she hesitated as she saw the by Sl1iIYP1."8 their D\‘°d“¢°-
light in his eyes, and then sin-ug'
gcd.
Miss Ruth Martin, GN., has non
returned to her home after spend-
ing some time in North River at
__ her chosen profession.
(To Be Continued)
S WEE 7' VANITY'
` RICHARD GOYN E
i (Continued from page 2)
"Cynthia, this is our play," he
protested, eagerly. “I want to try
this scene first with you. Just you.
When a fellow's done his best to
produce something really worthy Of
you-"
l Flattery it was yet. subtly veiled.
put so earnestly that she had not
the heart to refuse.
There followed a half hour of
intense and eamest rehearsal, at
the end of which Cynthia, GHUEM
up into the spirit. of the thing, was
as enthusiastic as himself.
"Well, Dtcky, you’ll be famous as
a playwright if you go on like thls,"
she cried. “lt really is splendid. The
situations am so ingenious that you
lposiuveiy emi resist themi I
know half this scene by heart nl-
ready.”
Dtcky nodded. He had reckoned.
too, on Cynthia's abnormal quick-
ness in picking up a part. He 818116'
ed at his watch, experiencing a
` "Let's try to run through it
then," he ventured, but Cynthia
‘had also thought of time. A clock
outside struck once, and she start-
ed.
"My dear, tt‘s one o'c1ock in the
momlng.
We must fly!"
His disappointment was not
feigned.
i “Just once more, Cynthia. Be a
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The many friends or Mr. Aubrey tb North River recently the sued
MlcPhall regret to hear that he is|of the home of Mr. R. B. McI_<lnle5
at present. ill with measles. ; _
NORTH RIVER.
Mr. Wili'rcd McKinley is busy'
making plans for a new house to
no aunt in me spring. i Report for M,mh_
_ -*-_ l Grade X-l Walter Jay.
Mr. Waldon Lather was n recent Grade IX_1 Mary Hand,.ah,m_
"15lt°" t° the my'  Grade VII-1 Ida Handrahan, 2
""”-"‘ ‘Ida Coffin, 3 Erma Jay.
The many fflmds °f Mr- J°h"i Grade v-1 zito Hanaraiian. con
M°'Khm°" ‘"5 Pleased 3° SCC mm Coffin (equal), 2 Gerald Hughes.
around again after his recent ill- Grade In-_1 Laura Kelly' 2 E-L
"ess Uf lm°um°ni“' _mer Hughes, 3 Waverly Jay, 4 Ivan
'lr ‘Keiiy.
Quit” 2 Humber °f the >'°\m€i cimde 11-1 nveiyn rnndrahm
people attended the Carnival at 2 Clarence comm
.ISQUID WEST SCHOOL
Cornwall Rink on Saturday night. G,-“de I_(n) vemon M,cKmn°,,\w
"'_"'“ (bi Leona Handrahan, (c) Bertram
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McKinley MacKinnon
are receiving congratulations on ting Highest average: Laura Kem,
arrival of a flnc baby girl in thci perfed, A¢;¢ndan¢e; Mm-y mn.
mme' - drahan. Ida. Handrahan, Laura
Kelly, Evelyn Handrahan.
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