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Plriends of Mr. E. B. McLaren are sorry to hear that he was taken suddenly ill on Friday and is now a patient in the King's County Hospital at Montague.

at Prince of Wales College visited hel- home in Burnt Point during ihg weekend.

Mrs. Charles Fraser of Charlotte- town is visiting relatives in Burnt

Mr. Ernest Roach, who in em-

llammer Slaying

ployed in Charlottetown spout the weekend with his family here.

A meeting of the longshorcmen of Georgetown was held in the

Boyko, a Ukrainian who allegedly

(By The Canadian Press) uduwanan. Nov. ze-John

Town Hail on Saturday evening. nesident Patrick Murphy inform- ed those present that the obleci of the meeting was to reach final

told police he was "glad" he did it, was charged today with the axe and hammer slaying o! Mrs. Tessy Olyanski, his partner in s

Point.

Mrs. Walter Conohan of Cardi- gm was s recent visitor to George-

; ‘Wm- agreement on a' satisfactory scnle “led your“; gals; elltgl-pg-jge, _ _ _ of wages for the fall's work. It was The murder charge was laid in Georgetonlans recently visiting deem“ ‘ma. "me alumina“ m“ criminal cow,‘ “n” a carom" Chlflt-‘ttiemwn ‘Yicludedi M“ the wages he set at sixty five cents jury, which heard an alleged 3"". Mlle" skmne‘? 5°59?“ an hour for day work and se-ventystatement oi confession read,

found the 52-year-old man crim- inally responsible for the 51-year- old widow's death. Judge Omer Legrand set preliminary hearing for Dec. 6.

five cents an hour for all work after five p. m., the seventy five cents an hour rate to apply to Sundays and all holidays.

Simpson, Henry Martell. Warren Bnker and Gordon Yorston.

>. Herbert Stewart oi Char-

? veoe-e-e-e4 “_"‘ , Harry McConnell. Grade X1 Mrs. Olyanskis 17-year-old son student in Montague M-lnorial found his mother last H1811! deli!

3 School, spent the weekend n: his in the basement of their east-end

' home in Georgetown. Rachel Street home. Her head ‘ AT SOUR“ was smashed to pulp and her

Mrs. Raymond Lavandier. has re- blood-smttered body was iyinl turned horns from a visit to the 0h In RXQ- A b1°°d'"i\-l"°d ham‘

home of his parents in st. Mary's mer was found near the body- Police said that Boyko, who sat

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4 sores of land in Town

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.. 1 char-sh. Presently u. goal through the inquest with his head

'5 1 state of cultivation and Mrs, George Easton, who “Frosting on his arm, told his el- 4

fcort from the police cells to the Icourt: “I'm glad I did it. 1 want

silent the weekend in Georgtrtnwrrlggwlgwyer- I'm Sill"! ti‘! die "W-

the guest of her cousin. Mist. Mary Capt‘ Detecuve Georges And“.

suitable for farming pur- poses or building lots.

in town

centiy returned to Charlottutown from an extended visit to the USA.

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limits on McPhca Road in

PRINCE EDWAR-Tii-BAY and WED.

home on Saturday from a dsit to He w“ quoted as saying me ob .

Soums’ E L L h" Swen M“ ‘7“d5°“ 3w" °f forcd him only $2.000 as his share

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New Glasgow. N. S. 1

ROTARY

held ot

- TEEN-AGERS LOOK T0 THEIR ‘i youngsters demand, and lll

h‘ i, , BELTS height of fashion. , . NEW YORK~TBQIPHEEXS dBm-ihd Belts are as specialized as zlrcsscs , 10h fashion in everything. Bil-d they —belts for slacks, for skirts. for

‘he on hand.

COMPANY, Montague.

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A RQTARY AUCTION for children by the MASONS of Montague will be

vrws THEATRE, use. 4n.

STARTING AT 8 PM.

A Iorgc quantity of merchandise is now Advance bids and donations moy be left 0t the office of the MARITIME ELECTRIC

Bus will Ieuve Murray Harbor dt 7 P.M. Wednes-

AUCTION

the crippled

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oi the $16000.

The slaying was the second this week and the third violent death. Mrs. Stella Bean was charged Wednesday with the murder of her husband. whom she told po-

licc she killed with n knife in self-defence nhilc hc tons trying to bent hcr.

solicitor-refineries Edi. moss

Th9 "fl-tiller meeting of the Stan- lWDr- BiYiflkllliflrlS was hold in the —~—-—~? a

A New Nose For 30c

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e ~10 SHORTS FEATURE STARTS AT 3 2s 7 a 9 ticeum We M cumw l Eamn‘ lmad o?’ ‘he Hmnlrlldl sqlllad’ — ; ml °"- _ read e statement oy o a eg- ‘ Both or the» nieces or lefhjo£iflxf ‘gf£§§ef§w“ff-' ‘éfgdpsaiy signed. rt said the Ukrain- ~ COME EARLY! land are reasonably priced om “d Wm be sorry w hm" thatlian killed the widow because aha ;. . and are for immediate snlc- y’ t n d " . d refused to give him his share of ‘l ,. a For flirt-her rerflwlww ‘he l: “t prfs“? h?“ h” ° “f,” $16,000 they saved while operat- ' i. 1...... s» 82:‘: ‘ 3°“.‘.." 2.22:1: a h. i r =_ r; Paranwunl Proudly Present. MELVIN J “CQUAID z l‘ ll n o r u g . I Boyko Bugged“, stated further r- ~ ‘ ' ' what he asked Mrs. Oiyanaki to . ‘Hbllliim 3 Sollcito . g Mrs. Stephyn Landry returned-many mm but m“ Sh. "and. . Q

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school room on Friday afternoon. The president Clare McCane pre- sided. Meeting opened by reading and adoption of the minutes. The treasurer reported fifteen. maga- zines ordered and paid for; fifty cents was sent to the Red Cross office in payment of our magazine subscription for the year; two dol- lars and twenty five cents was contributed to the Service Fund from fees received, leaving a bal- ance of ten dollars and twenty- seven cents on hand after mailing vXiienses had been paid.

The different committees gave their reports and new ones were

enjoyed by all.

The members decided to send gifts to the Junior patients in the. Eanitorlum at Christmas.

The meeting adjourned by the singing of the Ihtional Anthem.

UPTON W. I.

The seventeenth annual meeting oi Upton W. I. was held on Nov. 8th. at the home of Mrs. Bwyrnou‘ Taylor with an attendance of ten members. and two visitors.

The meeting opened by repeat- ing the creed in unison. Minutes of ihe last regular and annual meet- ings were read. aliliroved, and sign-

ficers for the ensuing year:

President-Mrs. Malcolm Stewart

Vice President - Mrs. Harold 'l‘aylor.

Secretary Treasurer. Miss Cred Maelwain.

Director-h. Mrs. Seymour Tay- lor, Mrs. John Beaten, Mrs. George ‘Purner .

Auditors - Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. ‘Iruelove Taylor.

Programme - Mrs. John ton. Mrs. Malcolm Stewart.

‘Phs proceeds of s ten cent grab amounted to $100. New business consisted oi plans being made to hold a dance to supplement insti- tute funds. Next meeting to he

Mil-

nre always well in the leutl with wool dresses. for date dresses. Belts ,

accessories elpecially. This season, to follow the contours of the walst- ' dc)’ evemng f“ Mfmmguer . mmrnlnQ “"97 dw’ ‘h’ m" appolmed‘ The president dmflbub

with 12m, such an impel-mu p“; n“ o, be"! that are splendid Wm‘ Aud,i°n_ I v ed string received for the knitting ed, Roll call was answered bv psy- held at the home of Mrs. qvlulcm-i u; ",9 cofiumlr it |s My iurprw buckles, The), M‘, sophmmted or I when“ w of face cloths. It was decided that ing membership fee. Following the Stewart. Roll call to be answered ins that special belts have beefll they are liretty, all oi’ them srnled R. K. CLEMENTS, I" - .- ‘ we order twenty Calend“! 7°,‘ Sale preslgentls address “ports from by a“ exchmg” M chrhfm“ 3m" made for teen-tigers. belts with sill down in size to fit young fitrurcs. Chairman by membenh varhus commmees were heard‘ The Men“? d“!!! by sinllfll f?" Nb the Swank and importance llwse ' p 6"" c(,m‘unT Bu,” A contest was put on by the balance on hand this year is $12.00. tiohal Anthem after which a dainty

- ~— » t Programme Committee which was The following are the slate of of- lunch was served by the hostess. » s. ‘rEifi <

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Child Rockers

$4.95 to _ $6.50 .

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High Chairs

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Dias to the limited number available advance soles Weill NOT be ‘mode: In fairness to city and country customers alike these tricycles will NOT be sold by FMDIII or correspondence, but by personal visit on - IIUA? afternoon. Only one tricycle may be pur-

by one customer. I lire for young and old, . I l s" a . , _ “i”. l Price 15.50 u. 16.75 PRICE 2.95 iiiiitiiiwuttrm "rout ""'""' . ' mo: “sust- sass I ,_ t. . ‘ ~ ‘

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