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MORRISON da C0.,
Il. V. NORTON,
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' ' Shingles $2.00 to $3.75 [wr M.
Best Quality.
. Also Studdiug, Sheathiilg and ilard
Soft Wood.
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IN CHANCERY
Before the Master 0
D 212
Complnlnants,
and
estate.
D. EDGAR SHAW,
1283-tl-20-tiles.-31
LEGAL NOTICE
1 .l. S. TAYLOR If.'.‘.’...§;"‘s~‘l?l..§_1"f$.'}§§,"'fl..§."13253;., ESX
P,\R\"1i1, N0. 2-Still-r-, Fixtures.
1*.-\l<<'l:l..\‘<l. :l-lz._...k Domi ,md
Bills libel-lltlble.
‘PARCEL N0. 4-Household Furni-
\lI'0.
The highest or an ytender not ne.
cvssill' ly uw-l-pl.-ll."
All ilelllizlll illvllllory of tho “bow
llllly he sl-»-ll lir the f..1|->\\'ill;,- pl:|l~f»s:
ll1llllo|y_ 'Ille Olfivl- of _\i-\.~’>lr.~’_ Slew-
urt ulld l.l-\\'ls_ lhlrrisivrs, Wuter
Slrei-t, Sllllllllerside, ulld the Office of
the ll:lil~-rsigllcd lit the Court House
Slllnmcrsul-\. '
ln.s|n.ollon of 0,.. _.rock may h,.
lnalllv :lc :lily time lly implying in Up;
llllill\l'.~;l;;::l<i ut th.; ignnrt ]_1.,ugn_
Sllllllll.-.'.~illl‘.
llulr,-rl at Sllnlnlersidc this 1 il
or .lnnc A. D. 1u;l.l. ' 0 ' My
1-lii<;ul-:inch .l. rs. \vnlGii'r,.
isno e 21 woo sri mc si Tmsm'
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AU CTIUII SALE
I will sell hy Public Auction on
'I:ue.=.:l::.', .!::ly fith, my farm con-
slstlng nt’ 96 acres.
GEORGE DOVER,
East Suffolk, P, E, ]_
1088-tl-1.3-27-7-3-31.
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1 “ill Sffll by Public Auction on
Tllursday. Junc 29th at 1 P. M. the
property of tile late James McLean,
Bfoilllllflfl. ‘WW f=ll'mS. 1 consisting
nf 70 acres fronting on the lifalpeque
lI;:l)-Ldl. also 50 acres on the Johnson
Stock-3 horses. 2 colts, 'I milk
wwe. 3 young cattle, 1 calf, 2 brood
SOWS. 2 young pigs, 1 sheep and 2
lambs.
Implements-I sectional seeder, 1
set disk hzirrows, 2 sets spring tooth
horrows, 1 set light harrows, 1 gang
plow, Z single plows. 1 scuifier, 1
hiller, 1 hay mower, l rake, 1 bind-
er, 1 truck wagon, 1 driving wagon,
1 cart, slclghs, harness, hardwood
plank and other articles too numer-
ous to mention.. Terms made known
at sale.
. A MueRAE,
Auctioneer.
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1275-6-24-41.
Spinning and Weaving
_ Scnll me in your wool to be spun
into Yarn and wnve into Blankets.
The charges are: single yarn 23
cents. doubled 26 cents per pound.
Blankets $2.00, and if unlnundered
51.85; it takes five ins. nf wool per
Blanket. Wool must he wr-ll washed
:ind :iii dirt ami hurrs picked out.
The size of single yarn is medium,
and doubled ,v.1rn line, medium, and
course. Put sillppclis nnlnc nn all
parcels and owner's nzllne, 'mlrirrss
nnll instructions In'~"ll1‘. Sf-nd by
mnil nr in-ight. I"rc’;:ltt \'.'i!l hc
pull] on lil.) lb. lni_=,_
WM. i..\.\'llRlC.\N,
C7 Queen Sixcrt, (lln:~lntL.~t:.wn.

June 20-Tue-Sat-321,
George R. Villett, Admlnistr o
of tho personal estate and effects loved.
of Johanna. Howatt, and another.
Evn Ing; rlpd others, Defendants.
PURSUANT to a Dccretal Qrdcr
made in the above mentioned
cause or matter, by the Honour- sobbing
able, the Master of the Rolls. On
the fiithvdzly of June, A. D. 1933, W
referring all accounts and claims
against the estato of Johanna How-
att, lnie of Victoria. in Queens
County, Prince Edward Island, u
Widow, deceased. £0 me I9 f€l'>0l'l7 1
upon. I HEREBY NOTIFY and call i
upon all persons claiming in respect
of any debts or liabilities affecting
ill.; siliri estate to como in before lll
nic, ilie undersigned Master in io
Chancery, at my office in the
Prowse Block in Charlottetown in
said County on Tlilrsdny the Slxlh to
clay of July, A. D. 1933, at ilic -hour b
said Order, and to be barred from Ii
and agzilnst any claim against the t . .. . _ ._ _
cull lt?-and that I've been afraid ` ` - ~` 1 ` `
Datcd this 19th day of June A. D. to
1933,
Master in Chu.ncel'y- W
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There ls
only one
_  l mvrnlucroorrsuorou?
\F   She was roused by n little sound
kindly eyes.
.__.i_ “Come to bed, my deer-I'l1 get
you something hot to drink."
Barbara laughed sobbingly.
“I've been il. fool, Mellish" she
of th Rom' said. ‘Tre been a. silly darn fool.
N0' ' ,Qt 1- I've sent away the only man I ever
..
potted it. `
“Hell come buck to-morrow.""\
ff l‘l?"°“n§°é°l§f_‘;__i‘;,§l;?“{;’;°Q;’°,§‘é sccms to rcll mc I must 1 ihlnlr
n pl'c.\'c .l -. ‘ '»
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excluded from the benefit of the 5°“l"1i°‘V Ive k“°W“ ll? for B' Img Q-'/f///'I ¢   _,.__~ 
lme in the way that people know _ - -- _ :§».`_M___ og- \ 1_5, '
hings -- subconsciously, don’t you "  e=,g~_.~  .~
Tho little grccn and gold clock on
leaving the rest of Pauline`s letter
as if ii. voice whispered those words
fire, and suddenly her cheeks flush-
ed and her pulses quickened.
ward on the floor, her face hidden,
li s clenched as she moaned
u beast-such a vile beast!"
And yet in her heart she know
it was not so much for Pauline that
slic was willing to make her sacri-
which, recurring now, would not
other woman.
O C C
Barbara woke from a. troubled
slccp lute ln the following morning
the sound of voices in the little
and then another - the only voice
make her henrtbeats quicken and
past ten. Something must have hap-
it just that he found he could not
tened intently. _.
then the shutting of the door, and
“Come in."
undisturbed as ever. “ML O'Hl1ra.
wer; then she said with an effort:
"CII, YDS."
"l'll get up. Pleas: get my b:1th_ “Would you believe me if I did
ready."
_ r
in the passage, and she looked up
\\.`_ * » to see Mrs. Mellish, in s drab gray
ml dressing gown, watching her with
Mrs. Melllsh took her hand und
"He'll come buck," she comforted.
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The 0therMan THE PERPLEXED HUSBAND - _.__  Ml '
ByRUBYM.AYREs , . .e e  . . V. '
ALICE. WNAY HAI COMI IITWIII
nom      ~=f',,<>,‘,;";',;‘,f_",;;;f,;°,",g;°°~.»'
NEXT DAYAT THE
CLUB
"To-morrow never comes," she V' Mm' °°“'°"°'- I` - '
_ JUST IATHE RIGUIARLYWHIG IIFIIUOYAND
cpt. "Tomorrow never comes. ' ` ypn'|_|_ luv; no Nong
O U O
Ciillli UU. VN!! FAULT If
She rclid Paulinc‘s letter sitting ,._\-_ _, ~*f_*f\` _
p in bed long after Mrs. Mellish 5*' \ V., \‘ 
lad gone comfortably away, believ . ` -..~..._ 4 /I;
£ 3 I' ' n
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Darling, Daillng, Darling <Paul- -f~- / ` - / ‘- ei* M 1*
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Barbara. had 'never dressed so quick-
off; then with an effort he pulled
unread, and croliclicd down by the hllllself t0l§€f'h0l' 888111 Bhd Said P
me, . constrainedly: “You look tired.
“There is still to-morrow!" It was W0Il’t YOU Sl! d0WI1?"
Barbara laughed. “Don’t you mean
into her cur as she crouched by the I l00l¢ Old?" She l1Sl<€Cl bltt¢flY»
"Oldl" He did not understand;
Dennis said, "Oh, did 5'0ll?" And
her ho. d y
over and over again in utter self- then Slldflellly he Plllllged f0l`WBl`d
nbasementz and took her hand. “And I had a t
..I C,m.t__I c,m»t _ _ _ to be Bum vl_sit from Barnet," he said.
FIFTEENTH INSTALLMENT
“From Jerry?" She looked sur-
iicc os for thc sake of e child she prised. and the Sudden relief Sent
had once held in her own arms, the color rushing back headlong to
Such a little life it had been. but her white face. “What did he Want
lt- had yet left something indelible with y_°l1?"1 ll”-Vent Been mm f°"
in Bnrbnra's heart, some memory 501118 tllh9~
"He came to talk about you."
allow her to hiu't the child of an- "All0llt me?" She Bhru88€f1 ll"
shoulders. “Was he very melodra-
matic? Did he beg of you to give me
up and not to ruin his life?"
“Something like it." O'.Hara's
voice sounded thick and unnatural
W .
hallway outside her door. Mrs. "Something lll<° W" H6 caught his
Mell1sh's she knew-the quiet, un- breath on a hard sound before he
emotional tones that never varied. broke out savsgely: “He told me
you were his mistress."
that had ever had the power to Barbara stared down at the KYHY
ash on the end of her cigarette.
her cheeks flush. Dennis! and so His mistressl .1erry's mistress! She
e,,,1y_ wanted to laugh, and she wanted
Barbara leaned on an elbow and to cry. It was a Ile. Thank God. it
stretched over to hcr watch. Half- was not the truth, and yet-it might
so very nearly have been.
pnecd to bring him so soon, or was But it was a. lie all the same-
thllnk Godl '
do without her any longer? She lis- The gray B-Sh f¢ll. Blld 5h° l°°k¢d
up into O‘He.rc's face.
“Not up yet-very tired after last "Well-what did you HEY?" She
night. Sleeping soundly." Then asked. She was confident of whathe
Dennis voice again, impatient, ob- had said; most likely he had kicked
stinnte. Ho would wait-if she would Jerry downstairs-D00’ deal' Jeffyl
tell Mrs. Stork. Then the sound of "I told him I Slwllld C10 Whllt I
his steps goingv to the sitting room, have done. I told hllll I 8h0lllCl ¢°ll‘lB
straight to you and tell YOU-"
Mrs. Mellishjapplng gently on her “Ohl" For s m0m€l'lt She fell'
own. paralyzed; this, then, meant that
Dennis believed it-believed itl
Mrs. Mcllish entered, calm eyes, She drew her hand fl'0m his lilld
stood up.
He says he will wnit. I told him you "Why have you come to me?" she
were still sleeping." nskcd sluwly. "D0 YOU Want me W
For n moment she could not ans- swear with my hlmd 0l`l llle Bible
that I lim a spotless saint?"
° "N0-U0."
swear it?' _ _
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Barbara broke away from her - l .  -F" ~".`1 f --SID,  ‘Y _ '-""" "”""""'
‘ ' ONE MONTH LATER, .
Momma cole on mmurr Alou? ‘nws _
urn.: sans! rvlonmv, l.lrnue~'s' 
\\ oonsrurrnlcx. No"ll.o. __-A
F* »r nowro-srnluuzln ' '
K ' =. ` uirrlncss - '
ng that Barbara slept. ' ` - \€' _ _ _\ ' ~ ' *__
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c began in her exiravaguiit fash- \   5 $6  ./.'.5<~
,. -. .  v. ~. . u s  I   .fer s 
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I don’t know why I am writing ' ’, 0 \ g ' v \ \ ” , eil' d
I - 0 \ v ‘ M '». cg.
. §`DuII complexion: clear »
 V __  _ A f   _-_,`;.;,_- _ . ‘ A /$
. .  -,;  . . '. ~.   - . -_'.3 = ene in a w  . '
tell you my ‘Vondel ful secret even _ .`\_~.`\ ` . 3ll’§`f°ll` FIXCL 29/"_ "”'_ -~ "\ "‘) "  1,. rl*  into tliepporeuathegn rine:.rCIceB' ‘ll I/ ' 
efoie I tell Dennis, something ~ \ \~ .=-= iw- -» fy. ._  _ o 7 .. _ ,,\ _ _,Mc .  ~ - ~ l , 1,, = I 0,:
_ on (lr) ~0  ., q f X ._ _“__ _,_, ..,,,,,, 1 gedlmpurlnes are gentlywashed ,ID , -5 ,Anus
é" >\ Q .63 . ,w_"f}f§‘_  , -' =='.,-*I away. Dull skins freshen and l il I ‘ef il 
_ _. M  _ I/,_ ‘__ / V;   M, _ _ ,
F) EQ' I § l _ "s 
~ ~ » .J - V ' / f ’ 1 ‘  ~= .»¢;~'s_e..§`  ’Y, A rnoeucr or uvn nm-neu [n|r1‘ln'. resonate
,__ . 4 _ ._  ,.»...   _..._ __
' (body odour) oEends. Yet it’s so easy to be guilty and
not know lt. For pores ar
causing waste-u quart al y a e no chance _
lmllc rcg..l.r1y'wnl. Lircl... Y ' S-
Elessant, extra-clean, qui
ue is no ordinary toilet
deozillzrizzs pores-effectively ends 'B.0.’ Lifebuoy helps
to protect health, too-by `
Euoy today. 
E No one ex
Ronsucs dice -love itselfgrowe cold -when “B.O."
ck]
low with health. Adopt
-§ L
uses "B O "
C .. .
(NNY odour)
edcoiistlu_i_tlyi{ giving off odom-
oy. _ ou will know by in
y-vanishing scent that Life.
50°F- Its rich, hygienic lathcr
removing germs from hands.
E
Life- _ __
"Do they generally talk about such
 ~- _ ly before. things?"
Bqnkru tc Act the dlisliig table which Jelly Bar
The ‘ ______? y net had given to Barbara. ticked Why had he come so early? What
ln ini- mlmn- or nn- nnlgnml-»»l or lll*?l`l`llY “ll --A lllh Ollly 5'-‘llllll lll 9- ‘mf he d°m3_"°“’? White' his "yes tragic'
\n...,-, |.;_ ||.,..,._ ..|- _<.........»r~.l.l»-. l" \\'ol'lii tll.lI. .fwcllieqi sllridcilly to llzlvc »5llP looked in thc mirror .1 llllnd-
lile l'|il\|llu- ni |r|lli-iw 1-.liu.lld i~|llll¢|. grown Emmy und Ccnscd to luv' and rod times, and at ms, she went to S.
(Hi'fl&;$Nf;‘_’_‘llv:i* “‘;;‘llUl't‘__\f}':_`_'_'l‘;,fl,"lfi; at lust lvllh an cfl.`orI. B'.1rbzlra pick- hllll \VlTfll0Ut Plllllt 0l` lJ0V\'dl?l On her
#noon on \\'T.ln~.-.l.l_v :hc '_'~xh .lny or ed up the letter that had fallen from fllC¢»
"U" f“' “ll "l" ”“-" “I "”' f"""“l"" her lmnd and went on reading. Dennis was standing looking down
l<'ll'|-cl- wil "h |~»»lllll'»e lIl»,- ll'=<'-is nl' ` ‘
Ll... ,.,, .l on»l...»-1:.-.l ll-<lp.»u~l-_ .-.mn-ly; “If it‘s rl boy . .  She closed her lhf0 the life. and he had not taken
Pu" HL Nm 'wp' iw HN WM eyes Wm, 3 d,~C;,dfu| fading nf off his overcoat. in a voice that wus only so very still
sl...-lc or il uno' l»‘ln~.»l.-lf|lgs_ conslsc- wcllklless. “You are an early bird," she said, because it was so unutterably tragic:
L'.`.TI..°”'\$’.‘.`.ff-.“Sill s'.‘.';i`.‘."..-F"i$f:...f§l.'€i.` Of course it would be fl bw! B “Ying °° SP°°-K lightly- and Dennis
Overiills, Ml-,lls nllrl llnys Pllllis, Bllth-’ boy with eyes like De,-mis; and 5, tiil’l’l8d.
smile like Dcnnlrs, like 'the men "He has heard from Pauline-he heard Dennis trying to explain. to
they both 10Ved_ 01,, Dennis __ knows about Pauline," Barbaru told “C1156 hlll”l$0ll'. t0 ¥l€f€l1d h1lllS€lf-
Dennis! herself, and her hand went to her
She was so cold; suddenly Bar- hellrt. _
bars realized that her hands were "I‘m so sorry to come so early, I I've always heard-it was Pauline
like ice and that she was shivering 0ll3ht_ to have rung up. but I- Wh0 defended YOU - 9<lW9fYSI She
violently. She slipped out of bed, somehow I couldn’t. I-" I-Ie broke
He came back to her, his face
“lt sounded like the trui-li. l'ni no
uilll, but you and that mall---nly
God, Bai'bal'a-if it's true-"
“You mean-_-you believe that it
ls?"
He made no answer, and she said
"Very well, then, go on believing lt."
Like a. woman in u dream she
“I know the kind of life you lead.
You always knock about with men.
would never hear a. word."
Barbarals stiff lips smiled. “Ah-
aullnel" The thought of Pauline
was like a gentle hand laid dh a
terrible wound in her heart, and yet
its very gentle-ness was agony, And
Dennis blundered on, his sheer hon-
esty alld distress making every word
Tmmurmw, It was not yet too then, seeing the pain in her face, he an m5“ll7- _
late. He would come back, and just sind lwhementlyi "N°_3°°d G°d»
for once if never again, she would ml" The” “gal” th” unbearable 5
know m'e perfect happiness of his silence fell. Barbara took a. cigar- C
10v0. Mid illcu . . . em: from the mantelsheu and light' seem to have had on entertaining
Across the warm, beautiful room ed ii"
Sl" 0”"-‘ghlf “gm °f he’ "°n°°"l°” In With a supreme effort she con- the small holirs of the morning
3 l°ll3 mmm' and 1° seemed I’° her trolled her thoughts and tumed to
°"’@r55"““g imaginumn that a him. "I had a letter from Pauline her breath harshly- "Fine 80l\tl8°
shadow Pauline stood behind her, a last night... was thu. the lead he
Sll"lll“l5~ h“l’l)y Pauline' ‘Vim lwmg' wanted? Every pulse in her body pretend to love ine."
tfllstful eyes' seemed to stand still awaiting his
Her best frlendl Barbers fell for- reply y°u_God km-,ws I did love youp
And Barbara. laughed, a harsh
tcely laugh that was like a knife-
ut in the tragedy of the room. “You
night, altogether. Did you sit up till
tearing me to pieces?" She caught
men, both of you-and you both
Dennis said fiercely: "I did love
Already in the past! "I did love
ou," not “I do!"
She saw his hand go out to her,
hen fell again to his side. `
"He swore itl He said he‘d been
here with you alone, night after
night-is that the truth?"
..Yes_..
She heard him sob as he turned
away. and there was a, trogic silence.
Then` he cqme back once more.
(To be Continued.) -
duy 14 ilist., signalling the gladly,
solemn ceremony obout. to be per-
formed within its walls, and the
mild June sun danced with ex-
cceciingly great joy when n favorite
young couple became man and
wife, Mis Catherine lVlcGnrry,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis MoGerry of Iona parish,
an exquisite and accomplished young
lady and Patrick J. Valley, .1 most
estimuble young man of Vernon
River Parish were united in the
holy bonds of matrimony in the
presence of friends and relatives.
The' bride looked chal-mirlg dress-
ed in blue silk crepe trimmed with
white silk embroidered loco with
hat to match attending the bride
was her sister Miss Mary McGarry.
dressed in blue silk crepe du chene
trimmed with white silk, embroid-
ered lace, with hai: to match. The
groom was ably supported by his
brother, Mr. John T. Valley. The
gromo’s present to the bride was a.
gold cross and chain, and to the
bridesmaid a gold brooch set with
rubles. The ceremony was perform-
ed by the assistant pastor, Rev.
George MacDonald. After the mar-
riage ceremony the hulplpy couple
accompanied by a. number of lm-
mediate friends proceeded to the
home of the bride's parents where
they partook oi a. sumptuous wed-
ding breakfast prepared/in Mrs.
MoG~a.rry‘s well known efficient
style. After justice was done to
the luxuries g number of the
guests addressed words of eulogy to
the bride and groom, wishing them
a very happy married life with
everyday sunshine and their hearts
ever beating true.
The groom ably responded, thunk-
lng the speakers in a. few well
chosen words on behalf of himself
and fair young bride for their
pleasant words, and kind remarks,
assurhig them that, as they journ-
eyed through luc their nmol words
and addresses would ever remain
fresh ln their memories. Thefore-
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-music, bridge and dancing.
Season July l-September 5
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BY THE SEA
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livery golfer hu the supreme umbi-
lion to '10lqSt. Andrews" someday-
for St. Andrews’ golf is pedrd. Two
courses, I chumpionship "I8" und
I Pl'l_C¢lC¢_ “9' . Suu-heated lea water
bsihing in sheltered cove . . . trout $8
fishing in season sr neu-by lakes.
~ The ALGONQUIN Hotel is known
all over the continent ns a chuming
seaside resort. Delightful evening;
Write for full pnrileulsrs to the Manager, 1\||¢,m|u|n }|,,¢¢|_ gh Amq|.",.' N3”
or C. B. Andrews, District Passenger A¢ent_ Saint John, N.B.
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Special vain lov longer lteyl
admit it evcn to myself. But now -  _ ` H0011 WB3 Pl99~59<htl¥ Silent amld
1-ml sum and fm so wondeyfully, Barbara got out of bed and looked Dehhls fell back ff°m hill” Wllih B June Wgddlng music and dancing until about 11
Ouderflllly happy that I wan; to ut herself in the glass. she did not Sl1l0lll€1'¢d 8l'°lm~ o'clock the wedding party mlotored
share my happiness with you, be- 100k her be-it in the early morning. "MY G°d' I d°"" k“°‘"' Me” "“”“ to Charlottetown where they nur-
CHUS9 YOU BFG my best fflvud Md I and She knew lt. dont Ile ul>0\1t Such lhlll8S~" The bells of st. Mlchael’s Church, took of o sumptuous wedding din-
love you. Bal'bara dm'1ing.I'm suing “I l°°l< °l<l»" She fl1°U2ht Wltll 11 B“’I""“'“ Wm" “PS f°"’“°d “ Iona, cnlmcci joyfnlly on wcdncs- ner after which me happy couple
to lluvc o. baby . , _ pang, and liurriedly turned awny. llUl‘Sll0ll~
motored through York Point and
North River, enjoying beautiful
scenes with fields, flowers, foliage
and streams rendered far more al-
luring by an ideal .lune day. About
seven o'clock the bride and groom
accompanied by their friends drove
to their future home alt Alberry
Plains, where friends and neigh-
-bors were assembled to welcome the
newly married couple. After the
usual greetings and well wishes were
over, tea was served in the grand-
est style. Then the strains of the
violin were heard and dancing was
indulged in until midnight wlgi
the jolly crowd departed to their
respective homes after wishing W
and Mil. Valley u. long, happy ,M
Pl'°5P9l'°l-15 mHl'l‘l€d life. The large
number of costly gifts received ben
eloquent testimony to the yom
couples, popularity and the inn
esteem in which they are held by
their numerous friends.
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develop the chicken lndustry m
that in ten years Japan will be in
egg exporting instead of importing
nation. _ .
Metal pmlclcs that get lmo ru.
tomoblle oil are attracted and pre-
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