An old black parasol trimmed with silk lace Vases over one hundred years old

A form for making long leather boots

A boot Jack for pulling off long boots

Old dishes Old Jewelry, including Broaches

10. A Watch Chain

11. Old Guns 12. A Slate and pencil, which was a delight for the children

13. A doll over seventy years old 14. A candle-mold ANTIQUES IN CRAPAUD HOMES

Mrs. Hector MacNevin has a Broach made out of a P. E. Island cent, dated 1871, which belonged to her mother. The centre is colored, the oak trees are in their natural shade of green. The blue sky and the green grass are to be seen. It is 80 or 85 years old.

BIBLE IN THREE VOLUMES

Mrs. Fred Fall has a Bible consisting of three volumes. The first one contains the Books of The Old Testament from “Genesis to Esther”; the second one from “Job to Malachi”; and the Third one contains all the Books of The New Testament, from St. Matthew to Revelations.

This Book was given to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKin- non, shortly after they settled in Crapaud in March 1869. The donor was a neighbor of theirs, an old gentleman, whose name was Thomas Lee. It contains the names of the MacKinnon Family, with dates of Birth, etc. and has been in the family for approximately ninety years.

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PRAYER BOOK

Mrs. Thomas Best has a Prayer Book which belonged to her great— grandmother, Mrs. John Martin Heartz, who, with her parents and bro- thers and sisters, emigrated to this country from Coote Hill, County Caven, Ireland, in the year 1801. This Book was printed in EFFEX STREET, DUBLIN, IRELAND, in the year 1729. The paper used in printing is grey in color. The pages are not numbered, but the first word in the first line of each page is printed below the last word of the last line on the previous page. The letters are old—English type, the letter “s” is printed “f”, with the exception of a plural noun, when the design is “s”. The cover is made of leather.

On one of the pages in this Book we find the following words, writ- ten in old hand-writing:— “Thomas Dawson was born in the Kingdom of Ireland on the 12th day of September, 1762; sailed from that country the 4th of March 1801, for the Island of Prince Edward, and arrived there

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