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merside

merside.

Mr. D. F. Meehan, of Daniel F. Meehan Inc. is now at our consignment office, Sum-

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_ Fox ranchers take this opportunity, of disposing of your fresh pelts while the high- est prices are available.

, G. R. MACQUARRIE,

Summerside and Charlottetown.

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Notice To Foxmen

_,fi Mr. Alfred Cohen, of Toronto and Mon- ` treo] is now at our Charlottetown office. Mr. L. 0’Bryan isnow at our office in the Dalton Building opposite Strong’s store, Sum-

f§_`__ Mr.. Weiner, of International Fur Mer- chants Inc., is now at our main office, Sum-

Mrfwoluor will bo ul Proflwo store, A1- berton, Thursday and Friday, November 3

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momma AND nulcxlrmoul Win 09511 358 flu' buying season Monday. December ith. 1061341

TBNNESSEWB niftiest dancers, Wwe. Thursday- ionic-lz-1-ai

THIS IS B. I. S. social evening!

Cards start at 8.15 sharp. Special arrlnzed program consisting ol, twelve numbers. Hear Scotty Ann-.

' strong and his new friend Mr. Bur-i

NWI- 10609;

IT. ANDREWS DINNER-At the'

Bt. Andrews Dinner Monday night' grace was sam by mv. cl. ourlyle Webster, pastor of Zion Church. This was the first St. Andrew's Dinner attended by Mr. Webster in'

Charlottetown. Several of the tossts _ were proposed by Mr. Malcolm Mo- i, Kinnon, the Vice President df the Caledonian Club. The haggis was

Chief D. J. MacDonald.) as erron~, eously stated in ycsterday‘s Guard- ian.

CENTRAL CIIRISTIAN CHURCH

borne into the elulug hull by xxx- “““°“‘ -°°"““"‘ °‘ M” ""°°’“° chief D. a. Maooonule. mot ax- ;

Th _ is to press our claims foedmsble train service.

Chandler’s store Wednesday, De-| cember 2, 2 p.m. l00l2_

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LOADING FOI! CUBA-The B. 8. "Canadian Farmer," owned byi the Canadian National Btoamahips Limited. is at present in Gaorge~' town completing her cargo of Cen-I adian products consisting of pota- toes. apples, fish and manufactured commodities with which ahs will make 9. trial trip to Havana, Cuba. The steamer arrived in Souris on Saturday, where she loaded part of her cargo. Bhe is expected to pro- ceed today to Halifax.

TRADE BOARD DELEGATES-

The Charlottetown Board of Trade have made an-angelnentsi that their delegation will meet the Railway Commission at Truro this aftemoon instead of at Halifax as previously planned. The local dele-

weedy, President of the Board, Mr. . E. Mutch and Mr. R. L. Cotton. e purpose of the representation

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“me and a cheque for a large amount

1" Eld°“ HW “ii 30° Pm 5°i“" will be roiuuu in alot

' ' ' ' 'f cd ime ely.

day. Nov. zath, the seventh branch' Mm Maclnme reported R dorm °f C“n°di"'“ M3500. B- E- S- 1-. tion of a Lhrcc .story Christmas fruit

was formed. :cake from Mrs, Wm, Flynn whim

Comrade Jas. J. Leghtizer, Pro-_will be loftvried and the receipts

vinclai President, called the meet- of which will be given to the re- ing lo order and one minute's si- lief of Saskatchewan sufferers. This lence was observed out of respect wonderful cake will- be on display and in memory of departed Com. in a store window where all may rades. see it.

The P;-oylnulnl P,-agdmg in 3 Miss Dorsey reported for the

concise and Clem- wg mmm, ¢x._sccial scrvicg committee and ar- plglned the P,-imypal uma .nd °b_ ranged for weekly meetings of

jest; for which the Legion stands members to sew and remodel cloth-

__ _ _ TEA.-One of the nicest church teas DAUGHTER! or T-lm “Mmm” Bild impressed the meeting with the mg' the mst £0 be held Wednesday'

of th, season was held under the -The regular monthly meeting of mea that returned mm must or Dec. 9. ln the City Hospital sewing

the I 0 O E held Monday nf- room

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Fill BMNGHM -5 WL lllcllilsl or

The regular monthly meeting of|

A T the C. W. L., wus hola in their hall

ll-St evcn'ng_ There was p good at- _' tendance and much business was 1 | "

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_ ' disposed of. The Pzcsident, Mrs, F, ___

€V€llth Islalld DIVIS- J- Casey. was in the their. and ro-

i0I\ Organized At i’°""°d *hilt °"°l" °"@ i-°1l Of K°°°i°- o'1'inwA, ont, Dec. lay

- . in first class cond'tlon had been' - - » _

Enth l°““*‘”'-ll Plea”-4 P1. ---W0" in . 1-mmm,

uslastlc Meet- shipped “heady i'° Saskawhewanf crease mor than one mi1l'o'i‘10564-12-1-21.

‘ I U - "_‘g_Elect|0|\ Uf Of' ‘“"d ““°”‘°' mile shipment °»l>°ui’uhd a lieu, og mn pr oem. ni flCel‘S. ready' ishown for the whole of Canfda ini

The 5“bs°’li’i£°“ f"°m member* a census bulletin issued yesterday'

at o meeting on-et amen hola only for me mud “'°"‘ W” °‘°°°°,'I’h° population wdav is. the Dom-

inion Bureau of Statistics reports.

110,353,778 as compared w`th 8,787,- 949 ri decade ago. l Ontario has the greatest popula- tion in the Dominion, 3,426,488; an increase of 16.80 per cent, but the gain is not so great as in several other provinces, British Columbia. leading with 31.38 per cent.

Quebec, the key province, in fix-

ing representation in th; I-louse of Commons. with its fixed member- ship of 65, nos a population ol 2,869 793 or a gain of 21.56 percent. Saskat chewan and Alberta also show sharp gains of Zi-62 end 23.63 per cent. respectively.

auspices of the Ladies Ala in the - - - - ganlze to proteot their interests to ' i The bulletin lwued today wm-

Pelts will be received on consignment by .°°uufu Christian Church vest--div f°"l°°u W" "ul laulsu attended- ...uhluooo ui. memo.-y or uu rl.u-' *`"““g"“°"i‘ “W med” f°' "‘° PM Wu' °1°*u with ° f°f°°°==

0ffiCi8lS Of 0I.ll' Marketing 'Dept at “IC REV Dftemoon, with a good attendance ln” R"g°“"' Mm' M“m‘°'°" pw' en and to se- that justice is done 'mmm Christmas me and the “wed by the D°m1"’°" "“"m°“m

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and ready "le Bgawnable deco,-,_ _sided A very satisfactory report their dependent; hampers for the lnfirmary and sac. R H cunts, 19,91; ylrldny, which

» €l‘€ H0t€l, Cha.l'l0tt€t0\Vl\, Friday, D60. tions of evergreen; nnq red bm-ies _ was presented by the 'l‘reasurer-- Fifteen appucahom were read b 'red Heart Home. _ Iplaced Canads's total population at and Tuesday Dec, 8th made a pretty one cozy boolrgrouuu Mrs- J- S- Weir was sladly return-‘ Y | It was voted to hola o chlolreh 1o,aoo,ooo_

9 _° ed 3 membar of th Omen The Justin Vanlderstine, the secretary d 1 H J Mt _r

` . for the nicely arranged tables, Tea as . 3 Supper an Bnso. rm- h. ar _ Cash 3.dVaIlCeS WI" be given t0 any Shlp° wa, pow-eg by me prosmenl; Mrs, thanks and appreciation ol the 01'- pm t°m` and on m°°1°" °d°pt°d' ii-ungements lo be completed at next

DCIS d€Sil'il1g`S3.Il\€. i ,Warren Houston, assisted' by _der were extended to the Regent b_:`:;_ °;‘;_‘_:_i_‘;_';d°f °§f;‘_’°" 1°’ th°_meeting_ it was also voted to hold

-,_ CANAD Mrs. Milton soil who were for rho uso of her house for -ii sale “S ° °‘”"'° .. ook., sul.. next saturday and o

L,” ‘kept busy all afternoon serving land tea, also to Rev. Mr, Legate hmck Bums' (I°’“‘)- President- committee was formed to take ` a delicious tea Mrs Frank Stewart i for inviting the Chapter to the D- -7- Mll°Ph‘=l'S0l1. (Pihhettc) is' ‘char under the mnyenorsni of

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convened for the pantry table, Mrs. ! Remembrance service at St. James V°° Pfesideni- Mrs, A. c. Cullen,

A redistribution of the represen-

tation in the Commons will be nec- essary. The Commons will still have 245 members, but Nova Sco- tia will lose two members; New Brunswick one, while Alberta will gain one and British Columbia two.

‘ H ` -42-"‘~ ' ' -I -' . Dan Stewart for the handkerchief ichurch. The sympathy of the Sec- Dflmlll' R058. (B09-i0l\`S Mifilb 2nd One of the active League mem-i The figures issued today are sub-

table and Mrs. Jud: C. stewart the retary was extended Mrs. J. A. Mac-_ Vi” President- .ters or Hope River, Mrs. John Mc- ject to a final check, but it ls be-

’ 0 “PWD N519- Tm -illl\i°l` ilbie. HU- Miilhn 011 the death Di’ her m0?-h* J"-'Mil Vilnldefiiillb. Secretory- Gulgan was present and reported lieved the representation of the

.. _ ’Adv_eftfselnents Dvrilltllhded by MIB- Blillnllll. was er. Miss Clark has been granted Treasurer. 'briefly on the Work being done in pmvnwe, Wm be; prince Edward son. Mr. Earle of Summerside, were _,__._ on gn..-qu __,______"___________ 1°. m h” d ‘ nr* _the center of attraction, all the ar- .1 renewal of the bursary and is Executive: Daniel Ross, Alzxsnd- that sub-division. l Island 4; Nova, soma, 12; New recent visitors to Emerald and Kin-

“nl W saeeseeleeeeseeaaee 'Ill nllfful nasseealeeseeeeleee “M IIKWH eseasseesuueeeen".

#ff U3 FFF 5?

‘VQDIIN ALFRED McDONALD, Pl()-

vincial Land Surveyor, Herman-

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5 "N, _,Holes thereon havin: been made by attending Dalhousie University. or Mcheod, Angus A. Murchison. I splendid reports were given of Bhinswlolo io; Quebeo, ss; ontario, wmla ,U10 !lll1i°1' DOY! and girls and FONT Mr. Bramweil Chandler received an Comrade Patrick Burns then took the work of the Collegiate Club and 82: Manitoba, 17: Sodlfaichtwllll. 21: "Nil _Square memberl- The we and sale 'I. o. D. ls. scholarship and is ge- the chair and called upon the pro. the st. zita club, both or which Alberta. ll: Brlt’sh Columbia. 16

__»;_-e-see-04-no-o-+so+¢¢¢4»eooeeo0»>eooq-ooo-eoo¢_e+oo~4+o~ W" mem '“°°°°”“l ““°“°i“}iY N14 ,ing to attend an English Univer~ vincial Secretary Comrade G. E, are functioning under the allSD'0¢ll and Y“k°"‘ 1 '

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- the ladies are to be congratulated!-ny A sum of money was voted she" | C my 'th t f 1

__ . en_ who “pm d th d tau of th Lcague_ cmp .. ng e re urns or al

AKBIIIB wantgd To Let on the success of their efforts. for the Endowment Fund of the of branch managemxxt mem? off Th; Treasurers ,eport was ,em the Provinces, the bulletin issued

Q,-den The Chmm. received Mm men md members and among the items was a gum of today gives Brllish Columbla‘s pop.

Yolo sm! aacnrva lmtr caan ro tar _ slusu. rvamsnan “”°"’“'s Anstey who stresses th, hood for e A me ,,, ,hmks W`,,,, tendered me szsoo tho proooods of o or-rd party “i=ii°u H' 689210- in lucfeasr ln)

earnings takina orders for "Life of Edison." Large illustrated book; low price: ideal book for Christmas Bift. Write for free samples, in- cludins Christmas books. Winston 00., 'Ibmntm __A. W. Dec. 2-W-S-M till Dec. I2.

Miscellaneous

ville. (R. 3. Solaris.) ""‘ 0310-10-it-1 month.

*---»-.>-u BKINNING AND CLEANING

llbxes. Price '15o per Fox. Silas

Cottage for rent. Adults

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T0 LET _ APARTMENTS AT I

wanted for popular fast-selling line of Art Calendards and Ad- vertising Specialties. Our line is

' -I ‘ . A. A. Fielding. Saint John.

Apply1°2°‘"“”°'I““§l°§§§ff§;,_a,_ f new-u meager or the rr. cl.

Spencer Co., is on an inspection _

salesmen Wanted Vmp tlgrixtxm 6:3! m goncrslnuduon mm A pretty Weddilm Was solernnizled ;r;§t Monday in som-is on bw ' sentation' to Father McLell.‘n c .... v ...umf ..1....._°° “f .sr .l.~. Wfilfll “"“‘~“i“” M- -~ M- ii-

,nm mmy h_;°n;`°°r Mn R T 35” Ci`°k€ll~ The °°lli¥fHC¢ills DIY- Monday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. :Mon-Is' Mr' and Mm. wmred

- - - were Miss Phyllis Gallant, Roy cm¢|¢¢;¢_ ul hold B

sufficiently varied for all year sell. ing. Application will bs considered confidential from experienced and

%DBOAHn SUITABLE I1).

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ron su.: _ casa nsarsna,

Ion sau: -_ tarozsrm nan of

' ' son

Chappell, Bradalbane, P. E. I.

M:__lQQOD.'.°.l2:2_-3|. I

4-#_-___i___ l'U'rjrn.uss srolnls wnmows.

Inexpensive. Painted. Send sizes., Colin Ccsier, Montague. _ loses-ia-2-11.

TENDER! WILL ll ll.ucBlVED_ until Dec., 10th for manager for 'tha Springfield egg circle. Nelson Matheson, Becy. 1057:-12-1-al ,sivrtnmn noannsns sc- - commodated in rivate fami A

right man. Nichols Canadianl Corporation Limited. Toronto,

SOURIS

All business being completed the,

011171 separate Bureau in Charlottetown given b Mrs. W. T. Trainor at her 5 d¢0Hde of 164.628- The Yukon’s

Apply Guardian. 10560-12-1-li. Hon. G. snelion sharp left Mon- fm- cmd we]-,re W0,-ln she re- P’°"i"°ihl orrl.,e,~s_ The smgmg of _es_den cy; _ ___ a___ of me social ser- population ls shown as 4,213. an Spent ill-‘F Week Vi-‘ii-in! in 9Pfi“li'

"`“ 4" °n ‘ “li-“°°° WP 5° OUHWB- ceived the support ond appreciat- :,;uI;;t gm; em brought tm me Department of the Cha,]me_ increase of 56, while the Northwest

Hillsboro Street Newly renovated Mr ~ ‘ion cf the Society. _ town Hospital. ;e‘:1t_;rtl§ 0s1h‘f_‘_';;__i‘ d“°“"° “I 855

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Public Notice

I Bmw epcleche to rn.

Uharles Kennedy of Murray BUDDY. for a. statement I meds in ward to hu osmo- tu. bl! now belidve the state- ment to be untrue.

MRS. E. RICHARDS.

Witness.

the GEORGE J. TWEEDY.

Trinity United Church

WEDNESDAY

|3.30-Mission Band, regular meet-

ing-Snclal Hall.

17.30-Wwkly Prayer Serving h bg

addressed by Rev. Leonard Outerbridge. s missionary re- tumed from China, lately en- gaged in famine relief was-I

there-Offering for Sunday School Missionary fund-Vis itors weleomo-Hearts Mem- orial Hall.

SPRINGFIELD

Mrs. Alfred Gillis of Alberton. an companied by Mr. Gillis and-than two little children, has retumed ts her home, after being with hs iparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Deighsn of Emerald, for seveni weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Deegan Master Emest Deegan, Carleton- and Miss Nona Wright. Cape 'hav- 'erse, were recent visitors to Spring-

_field and Emerald. _

Mr. and Mrs. Fidele Perry and

kora.

M`ss Margaret Deighan, R. N., oi

Emerald, has retlu-ned horns after having spent a pleasant week in Alberton, the guest of her sister. Mrs. Alfred Gillis and Mr. Gillis.

Mr. Ernest Deegan, Carleton,

field, the guest of his cousin, Mr. Arthur Lambe.

An enjoyable auction and danca

under the auspices of the B. X. S

_ - in d.

Mr' W- Ulm- °f Ci'l\1fi0¢¢€t0Wl1. meet g adjoume ` __ was held ln Emerald Hall last weel

Kelley, Miss McLellan, Mr. R.. Mor-

Bmye. Wm be.¢|,d to 1°-m th" daughter or ML and Mm stephen -DR- CRF-ELMAN W _rfscn and Dr. Ralph Nonnan.-T. _php M sam,” non' moely in we Gma _ [ *__ chest clinic in Summerslde Town l

nt. und Mr Ivlill Cil=V€1'i¢. The marriage tool: place last week Han Fnda Dec_ 4_ 2 to 3_3g_ 10615 `°` i

Fourteen tables cf auction were

played. and the prize winners Wert Ladies prize, Miss Mary McMahon, Emerald,” Gentlemen's Mr. Waiter Connick, Nor-boro. After about twc hours nf card playing the remainder

__ conventional veil and orange bios- Line Rom; The marriage ceremony "P°m‘TRY_“ Wm 9" ‘u some The bride was attended b `

Ontario. S. W. Nov, 30-3|, ‘lmm md “nmhmts to t in - Y was performed by Rev. J. C. Mac-

" Miss Alice La Vie. The groomsman D0np1d_ pp of St Georges The

_ Wan‘ed toucidwithmxa 11;! have_ was Mr. Herbert Cheverle. After a Gum-dm, joins Wm, their 'many

‘"°‘ P” ° ”'- H F °' sumptuous wedding breakfast at the friends in wishing the wedded oouplo

Aman - ssmm. mam Nasa i""°°" i“`°‘“P‘ '°“"‘“' F B- °°“""'- h°u1e of the bride the happy young many yea s or wedded life

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Charlottetown with Fox Ranch on 10811-12-2-8l couple motored to Charlottetown ___ - Frank Llnkletter, Peter White, of it. Apply Guardian. 10070-12-1-2| ¢ 1; ' :the Provincial Police, Orville Jonn-

eu span the day. returning in the Mr. Reginald nunott, or the s. s,

` p ly. p- pl! 388 Kent Street.-10589-12-2-Si. ----_.*._&._.__. lI'iVl ACCOMMODATION FOB

several pairs foxes tc ranch on charm or for a consideration. clean rsnon. experienced care- _. r taker. Mae.Gusl'dian Office. -

10484-il-27-Gi.

for general housework in small

For Sale

(Canadian Press)

lining outhousea. etc. ic. per

sheet Guardian emee

run sal.: - our ravens, e °

cents bundle. Guardian Oflizce.

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show case and scales. Apply Clark

amonousla. cs queen sn-set. - '“‘i°“~ Th' °°°“'°“ “"""‘°" W'

two years old Apply Wallace A Brehaut, Alexandra. 10505 ii 2-8i._

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' Office. ti. |

Last evening Bishop Richardson

admi

l’7‘WA'l'l CHRISTMAS CARDS. 0 exclusive designs. may now be ob-

years of dded iss Wa an Hosni

tained from the Guardian Central Bi- JOM the Bllpti-St. 'I‘he candid- we Chumtewwm

Job Printery. Order early, and aces were presented by Rev. V. ann m‘*""‘l"h-‘ mm", M _ my mmm swnm of ohmom_ ______

uns- Pfiwl in °i‘°f8° The BMP mary nouns. wane, who so-parses town, wus o visitor- to souru on Mr Joseph E mrhoo, or oroou-

0 . _ _ delivered e powerful #moon ~ this life December lad. me. -n,.,,..d,,._ _ lvole. was s vultor to souru ou Mon-

avoid disappointment, . -- ' loess-11-21-tr. Y

mn s/ml-'mana rox analo-

ing houses complete. Sixteen Fox

&gpi3_ Crates. standard four

esta large sile, nicelv nn-

ed, Wm. J. Scott Marshfield

B- Apply w. H. measles'

,The dread of renewed attacks from

hum, o'"_"”“_.“ . asthma has no hold upon those who_

i

» - have learned to rely upon Dr. J. D.

UEIEU |l||\E xollom othuu. mmm. so me

. own" do they feel that complete relitzesmisl uhhh". lu. _placed on this true spscine wi eg

_R' certainty that itwill alwaysdoali

‘nut in norm onus. n you limi

“ua *Ill* not yet learned has me you are

'Bishop Richardson '1e“’°°-

At heme in the beautiful hills ef

GMI The BN ood, 'rhe s. s, canadian mu-mer ar- _ --

erie groom was a support- ` --

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At 7.30 on Wednesday morning, -__

ssnrr Joins. N. s., neo. 1-nu ,;“”f__B“';°‘“ :"1 Km °"'°°°' Nov. zsth, the uuu-:logo was oelo- Min 1-mol stems, or tho provin-

rsh.p Bishop Richardson of Fred- N y' ' ’ 931’ 'Mm R' brated at St. Mary's Church, soul-ls, _cial Sanatorium, Charlottetown, rlotoh, was honored today at a °‘"“’b°u' "ed °° 'ws' m“°“‘ by Rev- Basil Croken. of Augustus 'Spent Sunday lnsourls visiting rola- luhohooh, by the clergy or the “'°’“ hi’ 1*" "°“d°“°° '“‘““°°Y»fchovorle. to mln mah clulloht. 'rho tives-

Ai-ohdesooury or saint John. ooh- D°°~ ard- S°fVi°° “ming “° zlbrlde was becomlhsly attlred lu 1 _- outing or about so parishes in the °'°i°°“- F““°"-i i°l“'ll\l at 2-30- lu- navy blue cost with grey hu- trim- Mr. L, A. Muonouold, of charlotte- 'ponnnop or spine yon., ,ng Mmm* P°°l>i°’¢ Uemeterv- mings, me hat to match. 'rho bride |town. is at present visiting ln sou- 'Kin I was attendee by Miss 1.ehs'ch'ev- ru.

10597_1g-3.4|_ twenty-fifth anniversary of His M*°°°N‘“‘D"'T-“ "h° °"Y- NW- - The bil'

Lordshlp’s consecration, .On Mba); 30th, Malcolm MacDonald, aged 80 _ed by Mr. Joseph Levar. After re- MTB- Mill? Webster and children.

the elerzy. Ven Archdeeoon H. Ylllf F'lllM'll from his ruidence _turning from' a motor trlp a wed- _Oi 50“l’i5- 1°" "°°°“u5' fm' B°5t°"'. cody presented nuhop meme- 2-A Stewart at.. wednesday. at z_d1ns _supper was served at the ,§_-S_-A-__ "hs" they intend making with ` new D U L_ h omock by mmm, to Arn,” Sho” mmm, mm, 'nm-a were many er ome. Their many fr.ends

. . cod as '

tribute to me respect md ."°°t_ o¢met"y_ nam _‘_ c_ vincent °m_ invited guests and the evening was Wi-Sh them well.

, _ I _ M _ spent in music and dancing, which ---

rcom signs on hand at Guardian lon in wh ch he is held c ating ( ease omit flowers) wned aww the houm nm, which We are pleased to len;-n that Mr,

everybody departed for their home, Roy White is convalesoing nicely,

¢ 1 1; 5

md!';‘:t::°d__t xmh _ wishing the wed:_ed_¢ouple many ;f__ntei;°hl;;eee__r_i_t opzratiiin in

' ' . ----_-- afternoon to the home of the groom, qunudlnn pn,-me,-_ which was in pm-t

Female Help Wanted where a reception was held in their recently had the opportunity of vig.

_ ' ~ honor. The bride was the recipient lting his parents, Mr .and Mrs. Wil-

EXPERIENCED MAID WANTBD BETH! 'of many lovely gifts. The Guard- llam Buffett of Scuris. Mr. Buf-

, _ lan joins in wishing the happy cou- fett's many friends are pleased to

f\*_:'_;gY-B°x2a?%f_:1*_‘_‘:__i:nid:q“iF°d-_ w0°p__M H0p¢fg¢1¢|_ Nom ”_ ple heartiest congratulations. face him looking so well. after his

11931, to mr, nnq Mfg, wgmm l illness last summer in Vancouver, p,-mgnn wood . dnughm-__M“y Mr. Earle Paquet and Mrs. Bert B. C.

_Paquet of Charlottetown, were vis- -_-._ itors to Soul-is on Wednesday, the Mr. Angus Paquet, of Charlotte-

IS HOH0rCd DEATHS guest of friends. itown. spent the week end in souris,

guest of friends.

any capable mesmm C°mm“__0ltv Hospital. when she is at both ol sourls. 'rho bride looked at sp Mm., churm S,,,,,,_._ 0,' y'

elohe paid weekly. as years lb i”°"“i' ““°‘°f3°i°¥ m°di°*1 mei- _Winsome in a sown of white satin Adolphus A. .rohhso or st. G r‘

_ business, splendid future for gh, ment. _ _trimmed with lace and wore the ____ Mm Margaret Uéumey ;;_§_‘;': --SUPREME COURT-Tha Sup- UTE-The annual meeting of the me usual good "yi, by Rod," 0,..

reme Court was occup'ed all Yer terday with the cafe of the King vs Bernie Grady. The Crown con- tinued its case. Witnesses examined were, Keir Mann, of the Provincial

lPolicc, Mrs M‘rgaret Llnklettef.

son, William Callbeck, Secretary of the Dunk River Butter Factory. Percy Kinch, Provincial policeman and Inspector Cecil A. M'lle-r. Mr. Justice A. C. Saunders, p resided. Hon. J. D. Stewart, K. C., At- torney General and Mr. W. Henry Noonan acted for the Crown and Mr. Emest H. Strong, K. C.. for the defense. The court opens at 10.30 this moming.-S.

-CONV!-INT HAS FAREWELL

PROGRAM-On Friday the pupils cf Tlgnish convent held a farewell program for their beloved Father McLellan who hrs attended thorn with special interest during the post eight years. After an opening chorus was sung, a beautiful ad- dress, composed by one of the nuns was read by Miss Edith Bernard on behalf of the pupils of the Con- vent. It expressed their thanks io him for all he had done for them -and especially for the interest he

took to advance and increase the'

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facilities for their education. Three little tots then presented him with a Spiritual Bouquet. Father McLel-` lun replied, thanking :hom for their] address and Spiritual Bouquet and, he hoped that they would -always. remember him in their prayers. A; farewell chorus was than sung.

which brought the program to ani end. -Mr. Charles Martin, who was;

Pleasant Circle Institute was held :tt the home of Mrs. Henry Cameron on Nov. 13th. Twelve members were present. The meeting was presided oved by the Vice-president, Mrs. Henry Cameron and was opened by singing "O Canada." and repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by paying membership fee. The minutes of last annual and regular meetings were read and adopted. A letter fromthe Super- visor was read by Mrs. George Mc- Kay. Slck Committee reported mak- ing several calls during the year and taking fruit. School committee re- ported visiting the school and rc- portlng any necessary articles need- ed. The Secretary then gave a re- port of the financial standing for the year. Receipts for the year were $177.00; Expenditure, $148.71, leaving a balance of cash on hand of $30.29. The following officers were then el- ected for the ensuing year: Pres..

Mrs. George McKay; Vice President.

Mrs. Lorne Cameron: Secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Ewen Cameron, (re- elected); Assistant. Miss Beatrice Tierney, (re-elected); Directors, Mrs. Emmet Croken, Mrs. John Dawson, Mrs. Elmer Gamble; Auditors, Mrs. Henry Cameron, Mrs. John Walker. The different committees are: Sick, Miss Edith Boulter, Mrs. Patrick Tlcmey; School, Mrs. John Dawson. Mrs. Basil Sherry; Program, Mrs. Emmet Croken, Mrs. John Walker; Buying. Mrs. Henry Cameron, Mrs. Cassie Bchermerhom. Mrs. George McKay thanked the members for their kind letter of sympathy. It was moved and seconded that a vote of thanks be tendered to the retiring President, also the Secretary for her years work. Receipts for the even- ing. 81.85. Next meeting at the home

37 * “U” °f "|00 Nh rived in Soul-is port on saturday to Mi" 5°" P14009. teacher at Bt.

"If my husband is bad-tempered, 5”" Nine. when eurvrerk -mm Dona” ,for me Hwy, An..,Mary's Road. was e. recent visitor to

1:, 1, 1q`4so.11.3g.sif _I treat him with contempt." said n W, ,mu nn," "I W" mm batolr of Charlottetown. The work;9°\l=i!» thi luest of her parents, Mr.

_ .. _ 'woman in court. The surly ‘Wm Inserted bywne nn; p-,,,n,_ or loading commenced on sunday and Mrs. ss. A. Psquet.

I' BALI - BHOPBIUII UAH-gets thu bird. Bild Was flfillhdd lip early Mohd!! M '”*°*

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m morning when the ship left port for El’l\°l¢ P°°l°. Bourll. spent till’

m“°'“"' ‘°°°'°‘°’°°°" :msthma Ne Longer pleaded-, - ' ‘ _etewn is finish loueiu hor Week and ll North Lake. the guest

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this ron rm- pontoon me we under- Lucky ammo. '

N2 D' stand that upwards of 3.000 sacks *"---

UNDIIIAIIB comprised the cargo which was tek-

» llll en on hare. "-'“iiill*il»” lays a naturalist

Georg g cargo. This boat we understand is °f il'i°lllil-CL the last one to call at Souris port‘

visiting his sister Mrs. A. J. Bern- md during the past few weeks __e_ of Mrs. Ewen Cameron, roll call to

_ be answered with Christmas sug es-

wmed t° chica” Thursday' He tions. The meeting closed with siiig- W“ “°°°’“i’““i'°" “ f” “S s“‘“ lug nutltulo carol. Luuoh wus thou merside by Mr. A. J. Bernard and lsmed by the hostcsi

his son Henry.-Mr. Roy Clohosszy.

Nell Pond, was a visitor to the Cap- ' ` '__ '

ltul last week. He reports the high- way in excellent condition.-Mr. Wilbert Keough entered the Prince County Hospital for treslruont lost

week.-Rav. Phelan McKenna was a ”*°'

. _ "don’¢ know how luck th ‘i

naman". Y *Y “'°~

, mug mu: min none nunett, or Monte¢ue.|D°¢e I family of resells, for ui-

” M’ spent the week end in Scuris. th0 Slime. reeling thgg mg, "Q nm.

with this preparation at hand get it' 'guest of ner parents, Mr and Mr! 'ning about in s pemmur napkin

.sew me moi for you-nu. i __ wuuoui sums ' 'loom-puuoa. r _- -

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,mor ,D Chamtmom and spsn,_ ..°l'N r. o. o. F. nam., Moms- , fe, day. It ms home yn ;0n,‘llle. the Odd Peliows and ltebeccas lost week. His brother ,william ll? "Quest will present "Baltlhs nccompanyed film on his rcturn.- B0?-W Ann," in aid of Montague Amon' gh,” who cam, from sum- Rink. A dol1e.r's worth of fun for

merside Blind-av to aitcnd the pre- 50°. children Ml.. 10601-i2-2-2|

dj the evening was spent in danc-

-PLEASANT CIRCLE INSTTT- _lng. the music being furnished in

fchestra. Refreshments were served throughout the evening.

Thrashing and sawing are the

order of the day in this commun- llty. Buildings are being banked with clay and everywhere may be seen _preparations for the colder days -coming.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKenna

,have returned to their home in Saskatchewan, Mrs. McKenna spent ithe .summer visiting her parents, ]Mr. and Msr. James Greenhan. ‘Newton Mr. McKenna arrived re- cently tc accompany his wife back home. .

Miss Myrtle Grcenhan, who hu

been cn an enjoyable trip to the Western Provinces. is spending the winter with her parenm Mr. and Mrs. John Greenhan, Newton.

Mr. Ignatius Lawless, Kinkort.

-has been busy this past week mull- ilhg his sroolr, ste.. to his roi-in in lspringfieid, where he will UVB in the future.

AUTUMN

,When Autumn days are gone, boyii ,And Winter hides the green,

lAnd every field is snow-bound,

_And frozen every stream; ,Then look for sled and skatesbcye, Make merry while you may;

_For youth must have it's pleasure, _And every one his day.

‘Soon you'll be growing old boys,

-`And changing joys for tears, _And all the sports you love so well, You'll forfeit with the years.

Be merry while you may then-

Join in the mirthful play. _For youth must have it's pleasure And every one his day.

-F. H. MacArthur

NOTICE

I wish tio notify the public of P. E

Island that I have no iulther con- inectlons with 'T li E 0 D 0 R E GEORCES or the VENETIAN

_GARDENS LTD.. (except as I .shareholder in the latter.)

I GEORGE H. ALEXANDER.

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ls from

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mber oi ll Gov- proposal two per :ur per factured

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735 not nee. and a of the own ap- ies fear- st of liv-

ier com- iys about Britain. :lared the "made a aigh` dut-

a friend," aid. "but 'lake mis-

rltends to r as pcs- own con- cts hit by

'y spokes- xports to gh French . few items he French ,omentarily

eng super- liter Great gold .stand- ent 50 per easures in

were Blll0llB of the tar- the Cham- `

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.yan, 2 Anne d 4 Leonard

Murphy 2

- :lis Agnew, 4 .llan Walsh. lacAulay and :lan Sullivan,

.een Ryan, 2 ivina Byrne. e Vlckerson. on MacEach- neld_ 3 Bem-

gaxet Gallant

v (equal) 2 _ .ly Agnew.

nity. She bore .uch cheerful- at even those : she was suf-

ier illness was reconciled to

1 put all her :ku frequently

was held on from her fath- People‘s Come- mlierl “and wa-'I r. Ramsay, as- lrown. Rev. Mr. :ok sweetly ren tugged Cross" mn. _ vere six of her Mutch. Irvine Kennedy. Pres Ba.lderson_ Her fld brother Ken sh her memory.

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Seal Cove, N.B., a very nervous, and not allic tc

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