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Forrest Phillips Chosen iiantiitiatc _ For Second District .

Mr. Forrest Philips, a farmer of!

".59"; Drugstore, M t m, , mo.» sun. Water Street: tun assent. II Grenville sum. ‘ 13"“ uyllgenflaugll-egargalfig ,_-—j _ r e or the Second mstrlct of Prince

guuuerdlsuwllbedsllvsseltesuvlenshl_nssllo. w stsnnmlni. t hVl on,“ no; st ls we dsr or lls on wet hens Q for this set-vies h‘ u mama 'J‘n"5s:€gd$' ‘i: 0g“ test s. bye election which will be

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W L. ' 1,. Dawson, Albany ~20! BALI. - D Binder, we“ Ru __.- good wotnkhg condition. .00. Reo- _umg5 .- ‘llhe Western Hoe eon for so urohssed Binder rat Aid will be holding a sale of with farm. szen Doughart, New 35w work and other articles st Landon. “mm” “m” mum’ wig“? 4o: um. 4 um» lo m. t. Come are o — w ‘ 21‘ m” mares. block. 1o w noo m. a and

mpply your neg.

DIOR SALE, — Massey Harrie N0 4 Binder in working condition. Nay cBnVfl55, $60.00. J01’!!! L. MU!- phy, Freetown. R. R.

.-APPOIN'I‘ED SUPERVISOR —- Mr. Clarence Mercer has been sp- pcintcd supervisor of the Summer- skle High School and Academy it was loomed yesterday from Mr. D. O. Sl(‘\\'lll'l, chairman of the school board. hlr. Mercer comes well rpialiitcd for the position holding or. MA. in Educationund ul-so has lad a , n» of post graduate work at llul-vtird in Education. During this stimmvr he has bccn instructing tcncltcrs nt. the St. Jnhn’s Memor- ial College, Si. John's, Newfcund- land and during the war he was inspector of naval schools. Mr. lllcrct-r who ls married and has one child expects to arrive in Summerside the latter part of next wcck. This is the first time thnt such an appointment has bet-n mutic for the Summerside schools. At the June meeting of the Board. Mr. Elmer Pineau was reappoint- ed principal of the Academy and Mr. Davis Lldstone was reappoint- 0d principal o-f the High School.

—ANNUAL PICNIC —- The un- cual sunda School plot-J: of S’: Peters Angican Church was hel; Wednesday Augu=t 14th at Ralph Rayners Shore. A largc crowd turned out. owing to Gilllans bridge b01118 ‘mil-r repair a detour at many miles nad to be made, much t0 the del-tlht of the child- rcn who enjoyed the drive. Owing to the tnclemency of the weather it was decided to have lunch shelter. Mrs. Rayner kir-"llv invit- ed the group to her house and tm-zted them hosoltabllitv. making tea. etc. The sky havlnl: cleared somewhat. the children spent the evening playing games. capably supervised by their recto: "Th: Cats" a g2. P. oi skill was much enjcycd by the children. and men; were the prizes won by them. Thanks is clue to the kind ladle- who so generousy guvc of their time to drive the children to and‘ from the picnic grounds.

-I.ADIES' AID MEETING —- ‘rhe reular lIl-Jrllllly‘ meeting of the Western Hospital Ladics’ Aid wa= held Friday cvettng. Aug 9th a‘. 8p.m. in the Nurses‘ hum". Meet- ing opened with presidcrl. in thtl chair. Minutes of last meeilrn, re-zc and approved. Thirteen members and one visitor present. Treasurer "Ddrtkd a balance of 184.13 ox. hand. Decidcd to order 2000 inizs lor sale at Exhibition. Mts C R Profit to like charge of tagt.

children to sell them. Fancy work '

sale to begin at 2.30 p m Follow. ms members were appointed an EH14‘ ccmmltrcer" Mrs. Herbert. Clilfk. Mrs. J C Profit, Mrs. Jame: Pike Mrs. J A Callaghan, Mrs. SR- Burke. Mr.- wc. Lawson. Another beautiful quilt was don-

ated. Decided to auction take am‘, quilts Lurch served by stiff. M15

James Pike moved meeting adjourn Apleasant noun was tlru spent llfwillg the AIUCIES for sale. The gkihlfly was numerous and beauti- u .

Temperance Meeting lielti At Beticquc

A temperance service important ‘f’ if“. but especially important to {loath was held recently m the

nitcd Church, Bedeque TlMr. John Forbes was chairman. C)” meifilllll opened by singmg, "motions Lord We Give Thee “links. The 16th Psalm was read m" unison by the congregation; titntcl by Mr. Thos. Moyse; Tem- tRr-rance Exercise by seven boys; tigcngiwl." What _Makes a Na- m: “gent byuLllllan Jack; Exer- snn. b ullders and a Whlszling B“)! y five boys: Exercise. "God's mbiréfitl by three girls; ‘The 6,1,3?“ Ailsmke by Katherine "drlfi. Chorus by Junior Choir. Pl lwfifd“ Christian Soldlltl"; byfiyet-e. With I Vrctv to Safety". w“ hm“, Dill WPlBht. Elizabeth Cu“! .0 orll Wright and Olive Drug-t ertlficaies and Pins we.e ha“ n "d l° 54 boys and girls who pnmfvmpleted the National Tem- Hbwacs Study Course, b_y Mrs. side": Schurman, 2nd vice pre-

OI the Provincial W.C.TU

-! WILL Bl ABSENT from oflloe from Aug. 6 to Aug. It tn- cluslve. Morley M. Bell. Solicitor. Stimmenttie.

4 yous. 85.00am. Shorthom cow four years with calf at side. $100.00. Two new Cockshutt Binders. Will take stock in trade. W. S. Weeks, Bsyvlew.

BUY Motor_(>ll_ln quart. gallon C two gallon cans at Bruce's.

-FOB SALE. — Deering Binder, will sell for parts. Emmett Murphy, Emerald, R. R.

—ENGAGEMENT—Dr. and Mrs. J. A. MacMurdo, Summerside, un- nounce the engagement of their daughter. Hildred May. to Wlli'n~t Ian. son o! Mr_ and Mrs. W. H. Phemistet- Niagara Fails, (tn- tarlo. Wedding to take place 2arly in September.

—ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Croken. Emerald. announce the engagement of their dauultte". Helen Bernice, to Robert Raymond. son - Mr. John Haggarty qt-d the late Mrs. Haggarty of Full Augustus, P. E. Island. Marriage to take place in September.

—N0 INQUEST — There will be no inquest ir-W tile death uf James lvl-zcKinnon of Mcnirose. who was killed ln a motor accident Friday night near 0‘I.ear'v comer. Coroner J.E.C. Hunter of Alberton said that “in view of tne circumstances sur- rounding the case. he did not cor.- slder it r-zcessary to hold an in-

uest". The otltcr passengers in t car. Fred "Iolth of M‘..ml Fl... John Fitzger-ud of Montrose. Mrs. North, sister of John Fitzgerald. are patients in lne Prince County Hlospital. They are reported to be doing as well as can be expected.

Personals

—Ml‘s. Herbert Doyle. Montreal ls visiting her sister, Mrs. Ray Clarke, Summerside.-$.

—-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zlnk. Kentvl-lle. N. S., is visiting ills sister. Mrs. Ray Clarke, Summer- slde.—8.

—Mr, Joseph \MacDou.gall of Summerside is the guest of hlS niece, Mrs. M. Larkin, New (31.15- gem-S.

—Miaa Ruth Kelly_ and Mr. Jack Kelly of Summerside have left on a visit to BostocL-S.

—Mrs. Henry Calaghan, Boston. Mess, is visiting her cousl-u. Mrs. Otto Doull, Central Bedeque.

—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ftlgzell. Bay Verte, N. 3.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, South Freetown.

—Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. May- nard of Sackvllle. N. S., neat‘ Halifax are visitors to Summer- side-S.

—-Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Wright have returned to their homo in Central Bedeque after a brief visit with their daughter, Mrs. Fred It. Home, Moncton, NB

—Mr. eqd Mrs. Sal. Amodeo. Toronto. are visiting Mrs. Amo- deo‘: parents, Mr. and M".'s. Felix Gallant, Summerside-S.

—Mrs. James Jewett and baby daughter Judy of Toronto», are visiting her mother. Mrs. Bernard Gillie, Summerside-S.

—Mr|. Jack Keenan, Frederic- ton, N. 8., is visiting her parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. John Murray. sum- merslde-S.

Mrs. Wesley MacMlcken and family have returned to Halifax after spending an enjoyable va- cation at the home of h-r par- ents. Mr. and Mrs, Sutherland Wright. Mlddleton.-—S.

—Mre. Gerald LeBlanc. the former Jennie McElman. Moncton. N. 3.; Mrs. George Mclilman. the former Mae IeCialr, Bath, Mahte; Mr. Walter McElman, Bath, Me-Z and Mr. Ollie McElman. Dorches- ter, Mass, all formerly of Sum-

—Mlss Bite B. Boulter c! Das- ton. Mus. and Min Nine J Boulter of Brookline, Mass, are spending six weeks vacation vith their mother, brothers and sisters. At presmt they are visiting their sister. Mrs. Albert Ramsay, Char- lottetown during "Old Home Week.--S.

The following receive v '.' "i"! and ten also recedlvedflttsllgs pxgrggvilli liucccssfully written ti: shone o5 I've consecutive years. Ema YA 9W9". Gwynneth Doull. Arfhur ‘CHEPR. Eleanor Dallurrt. Elimb m mill. Gordon Myers, Evfly: D Green. David Rel wuml B fill". Garth Toontbs, Emma 1a) um. David Schurmen,

"W80". Decree Wright, mafillgnlllurrny. Marlon Schut. Sh“; Ky Callback. Janet Brati- Jeweil Diherirte Craig, Leigh Mun“. cene uwvther, Hillard on,‘ Yb w? Lowther, Frances

l. ~R°kfl AIIIQCR, JOIn Oral], aunt dilation‘ om?’ Dmm‘ M ‘Mr. Oersd Duvur. shlgrguret Rogers, dlnermgl MacCeuil. Evelyn Gar- wtlltim QW. imuur" M" Rum’ Edward Pill", Alexander Green, Lillian .1 "mm D°"' ”"“""

“Va "Ila. Louise Craig, Edna John g- “ orman Montgomery, Ruth fiuwa, Marjorie McFuiane,

EH8“ 0R rlsne, Wendell Myer-g, Freda M.°'""' Rm“ Willi". Chas walei-‘e. Hillard lvicFarlane.

08-9 Thl I, Florence Houltgrg “m! P’ 0 received Dominion ward pg!‘ their work were; mt. Billy Galliligglrtl‘ fir? Jarltqmnw‘ ma,‘ wflxm. . .3 ewe. and

"URI closed with ' i” M“ a A. ntmmshctiiction

Mr. O. H. Nickles and son. Terry t Lowell, Mass, and Mr. Joscllll ' Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Maur- t": Harrlmen of New Hampshire ltave returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mclvcr, Summerside and other friends 2n the Province. They were accom-

nled on return by Miss Sylvll lood of South Melville. REL-S-

—Mln Sue Meadow, who has been the uest of Mr. and M!!- Jsck Mac od. Grsnvllll Street. Summerside for s few day! h" left tor Stewiucke. where she will visit her home before returning to

merside are vleitlttg on the Island.‘

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" gomery was also placed before the

held in the near future to fill the vwlncy in the Provincial Legis- lature caused by the death of the "a. water“- t . pe won s majority on the first vote over two other con- tendon. Mr. WE. Darby KO. of Stlmnerside and Mr. Hams Rogers. Coleman. On motion of Mr. Darby, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the nom- ination was made unanimous

. Derby's moved by Edward Mclelian em seconded by mm.- Platte. Mr. Rogers’ nomination was moved byt Wallace Noy and eeoonoed by David Boyles.

‘The name of Mr. Stewart Mont-

meeting on motion of Ray ‘Williams’ seconded by Ralph Ellands but Mr. Montgomery declined.

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CLARK GABLE RETURNS TO SCREEN WITH GBEEB GABSON

—Cla k G bl is be, _ GIIOCI‘ éarsch! e ck m“ wnh l‘ a lefl-mlnfl that ls expected to fume mm hBiOYY. Gable. screen's eadlng box-office star, teams for the first time with the equally pop- ular Miss Carson in “Adventure? {ed-blooded tale of a roving. reek. gas. two-listed Merchant Marine osun. who meets the Blrl 0f his

in San Francisco. The new picture. today at the Capitol Theatre. Slum. rnlersde. marks Cable's return to

B Screen after three and a half years tn tho Air Cor-pa. Directed by Victor Fleming, Acadgyny Award dtrecor of "Cone With the wind» and Captains Courageous," it casts an outstanding su rung “Si. topped by Joan B dell fresh from her triumph in “A Tm’ gm“ gldBlt-toklyn." and featuring Mlet guy qoharacter actor. Thomas RlCfllil?dLI-lhgnTul1y' ‘Mm Qunm‘ Mcrivala". “tisliyugamfg p32 Tito Renaldo,

Enman Drug 0o. To’ |iipcn Branch Store

Eflmm Drug Co. Ltd. Summer- side. flflrwlinhcd their intention over the week end of opening n branch drug 51..., on cent, Street. Plum an" being preparcd for a netw modern building athlcb. Wm 1119851118 richly by twenty-five 199K T110 first Ilcor will consist 0'. l d"!!! store witn soda fountain and news stand and an up-to-date Photo studio and photo finishing plant.

The second Hi0)‘ will p; u”; for office space. Construction wlJ 5'11"; M soon as materials a:e avail- able. The new store will be located on the site now occupied by Roy's Taxli andt should be a grggt 4m..- ven ence o the p 1e of tsat sec- tion of the towmeop

The main store of the Enmau Drug Co. on Water Street has ra- centl been completely renovqtgd and now one of t-he most up-to- iaée of its sind in the Provlme

—Mr. and Mrs. Zephia Cormler‘ accompanied by their son, Raoul. Mr. Fidele LeBlanc and Mr. Pas- cal Polrier all of Buctouche. N.B.,' motored to Charlottetown to ill-i tend Old Home Week. They stayedi at Cordon of the Gulf Cabins o-n their way to Charlottetown and on return were the guests of My. and Mrs. Elmer Plneau, Summer-

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—The firm of Arsenault and Delaney, fish packers. h-we pur-l chased from Mr. Andre Paiurel. "l9 Qflnllll factory locetrd on Queens Wharf, Summerside Theyl have had this factory rented forl the past five years but now they‘ plan to rebuild and contpletlelv modernize it as soon as supplies‘ are available. It ls planned to 0per-' ate the year around. employing B" average of forty persons, and canning mackerel. herring, chicken huddle. chicken and beef in sea- son. They also handle smelts and oysters. The partners in this firm are Mr. Carroll Delaney end Mr. Fred ArsenaulL-S.

POST OFFICE IVACUATID

museum/t. Aug. 1e - (mo. tars) -— The General Post Office today was evacutted rol- m, thin! time in as manv days folzowing s telephone warning which slid’ ‘Get out-bombs Sr the building.” Nov explosive“. \v.-..- fut

Tirnrnlns, Ont, where she is ‘t muqlcal instructor-S.

—'1‘he first car of potatoes of th» lfldcrop to lesve the Island ‘villi shipped from Carleton on FrLur. August 16th. Mr. Fred Bell _ Summerside we: the shipper nnl

Mr. Nicholas Oi-llls of DeSabl-z on: the wer- Mr. Gillie crvfi M‘ surpr singly good considering w‘

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The Attorney General, the Hon. »F.A. Large. was present and before the meeting was opened for nom- inations. he asked that tr anyone was thinking of placing his mme. before the convention for them not to do so.

A resolution o,‘ regret on the death 0f the former mcn-ber of that district. the Hon. W.H. Der.- nis, was unanimously passed at" the meeting on mctlon of Mr. John 1 W. Palmer, Freeland, and secotu-L, ed by Mr. Charles Moresned. West Devon. Mr. Dcmlls had been a.‘ rnemlber of ma: constituency for. over 31 years and many of those present spoke to the motion.

Mr. W1 11am MacKendt-lck. Camp- bellton. president of the Liberal, Association, nresided at die com‘ vention and Mr. Watson Hardy, Montrose, secretary of the associa-j tiers acted in that capacity. |

The audience was addressed my, the candidate and the following other; who were present-—Mr. J. Watson McNaught, M.P.. Premier J. Walter Jones, Hon. George Barbour. Minister ct Public Works, Hon. F A. Largc. Attorr-uy Get;- eral.—S.

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adian Federation on Monday. Sep- tember 9. and Wednesday. Septem- ber ll, while Tuesday, September 10 has been reserved for m1 open meeting c-f the Federation to which all farm people and others interested are invited. The scs- sions will be resided over by W. J. Parker, of innipeg, first vice- presi-dent of the Federation, sub- stituting for H. H. Hatinam. pre- sident. who is in Denmark as a member of the Canadian delega- tion to the secmd annual confer- ence of FAO. The president of the P.E.I. Federation is R. A. Profitt

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al don, Eng. in May, in which Canadian Federation took a prom- inent pert. listed for discussion at the meet- ing will be the spec-a] agricultural

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no particular interest in European territorial questions. She w-mted no reparations from the states con- cerned.

The Soviet dregate, A-drel Y. vlshinsky. said the object of the Austrian proposal was to bring up Austria's claim to the south Tyrol "which was rejetzttd by the council of foreign ministers."

He said that "if this ls only a question 01 thB sOllth TYTOI.

problems of the Maritlmes to be would seem to mc the most proper discussed by the three P-llniaterr. way would oe to raise it before a of Agriculture of the three Marl- commission. If the conference time Provinces. Continuance of wants to invite Austria it can ‘l0 the free freight policy on feed it, but the Soviet delegation does grains is also to be discussed. lnot think it is necessary."

Special entertainment for the Immedmmly n," the Austrian

proposal was approved, Mr. Vial.- insky proposed that Iran be lo- vlted on the tame. footing as other slvins the Iran delegation opportunity to express its views ‘but not. to vote. All countries approved tne prp- oosal.

At organizational meetings of the Bulgarian and Hungarian po- litical and territorial commissions t delegates raised the