-'l‘his column ll reserved for now

or looll Interest but advertising u] a newly nature may bo lnlcrtcd at ll

I canto Mull“.

a word strictly guy-b].

-5Uc!l> BACON. 29 cents at time. and h C. M- B. A. a ve an int r s - , Bruce's. L-me ious owrsii§rih“i§'ut“'l§°§§§’{‘.°.§ﬁ' in; new“; 0T1?‘ mcepuo: efn Sec. 1. White Oats: 1, Wilma CLASS '1—s|cwmo, KNITTING. Springfield. ...;. —-— beg; o; medic‘; skin he h ° Canada‘ The ﬁrst hmhch o; the MacKerizie. Bradalbane Village; 2, Sec. 4 (b), Fiamous People..qll‘lb< -'D15PEN51N 0H!‘ mccialty. climbed to a dread dlseasc ad we‘ Association was organized in Wind- v9“ Macxenzier Brmlllbe"? 3- ckocﬂnma “Y: 1- spmmmm 2' B“d$'_ Tavlorﬁrveco-Jieminston. For the last twohuy ygu, M, sor Ontario On Peb 11 ma The 3mm 110mm Bvﬂnﬂﬂelﬂl 4 1'11""; 3- Bwmiﬂiim- w"- L-10-24-tf. Budlhl-ly had been a section ' Bummcrsidenﬁranch "m; organised Ch" Hulrm- Bwinlﬂﬂd- “Mm” '- “m” “M” “"1" 5"’- 5- PM“ m!" ‘vimﬁ on tho g, N_ h" aha hm been at}? uh och 27 1893 with eighteen Sec. 2, Wheat: 1. Lloyd Maclcod, Y"!!! Granville; 2, Glen Va ,:. -N0'l'IOE.-Long River Oarding M‘!- Duhwl MacDonald at the membm, ' Pleasant Valley; z, Allison Mac- B“ 1 Dom we“. 1 Amy“ Springton; 4. Bradalbane Wilhe- Mill W111 b9 0105261 on November 15. western section of the P E Island The first officers were: President Lwd- Pleuam ‘M1191’? 3- 3°55". 113518,}, ' ﬁpflngﬂcld- v g ' Tue“ 59°- 9 “9- Put“: 1- um“ Everett pbyntor. L-iaoa-lo-zi-ac-m, railway at Summe bids. 1)urin the Rev. p. .1 c. MacDonald‘ 1st Vice TOdd- Bfﬂdﬂlbﬂne? 4- W" 14”" Macrially Siirinsiieid" '3 Elsie mmmmu‘ 59mm“; 2' “M” i- last few yam Mr. Sudsburyghsd hesidenf D, J H h,cu,,,,,,._ Kenzie, Bradalbane. Thu“, ‘Bndhlhwe. 4' Juh 5mm Howard. Bllﬂﬂsﬂeld; 3. Blidlwﬁl- —PILL youa AUTO aAmAroa “ken the Place of w. Heckbert b: 2nd Vice President time. A. Mao-‘ Bee. a, Barley: l, Raymond I-Ias- em 1,165,“, V“; ' liwcll. Springton; 4. Kennsthiiln- with Prestonc, glycerino or alcohol u" 95-511 6nd firming at Sunimer- Neill; Recording Secretary. John B 15m. 31111181181111 3. Clive HlﬂI-m. 5“; g Hmwumhihg; 1 Amy“ “n. 511F111 - _ Asshmht 11,60,131,“ Sec- Springfield; a, Ivan Lambe, Sprlng- Hahn," sphngheld; z: mm Soc c (b): l, Joan Thaokcr, l.

anti-incl. and save repairs. Consult L-l14l-10-26-2i.

Bruce's.

-QUIIEN HEATERS, large size

very durable, the most satisfactory

for wood. Only $4.00 at Bruce's. 8-1231-10-37-21

-BAPTIS'I‘ CIRCLE hot chick- en dinner, 4 to 8, Central Bedeque 30th. Bazaar, If stormy, 11-1164-10-26-21

—30 0F THE 30 FIRST PRIZE foxes at the Charlottetown 1933 Fox Show wen fed either partly or 100%

Hall, Tuesday, Oct. home cooking, candy. Wednesday.

on Sunglo during the year.

lil-lii-S-tf.

-ONLY A I-‘EW DAYS to pre- pare ior_ winter. Buy storm window eyes, clear glass, pure putty. glaciers points, weather strip, roofing and roof coating, stop-leak cement, at

Braces

11-1525-10-26-21

"YOUR. LAST CHANCE this,

year for exterior painting. Buyl L-1a25-10-g7_g now he commands the army. To be merit. . 1 da s of the C. M. B. A. in n t _ . 1 Gllddeifs Pure paint and white‘ I gilrrrfmersxiyde where he had resided‘ N1§:§1s§“‘s:gas'hg.°§” Donald Nich-il sec 1 h“ Helm can‘ ha,“ 111; 1, Johnnie Dunn. 2. angels . 198d; “t Br“?!- —-—- for some years editing the Journal‘ 0159;]. SlJrirlgtOnCZ ‘Wm Halliwell. Breed: 1 Wm Halllwell Spring- W35? d3’ ma!" Hashim; ‘Law, 1' . _ _ _ _ I q ' _ ' ' ' . ‘ ' ‘ M e0 . ' .-'"-" ‘

1.1525 1o 1o 1i —'1'vc- o wAa. laedoquo Rink, YiewﬂmPer-i "m" l“ hwm‘ m” ‘Springton, a, Raymond Haslam, ton, 2, Albert MacMillan. South Sm also yards dash m,‘ .._mh H

—A’l' THE 1,933 Charlottetown

Pox Show 431 foxes were exhibited

36 first prize ribbons were awarded. 10".. of these foxes were raised and! These 10% won 25% or 9 of the ﬁrst prizes.

10-l3-S-tf.

funcd on Silnglo. exclusive.

—WA'I‘CH YOUR AUTO radiator, neglect when the temperature drops 40 degrees means expensive repair bills. Buy anti-freeze and light

motor oil, at Bruce's. L-1525-10-26-2i

-A'I'l‘EN‘l'ION is called to estate of the late Alexander Ander-

son on Wednesday, November 7th at

12 o'clock. See handbills. J. H. Mac- Farlanc, Bedeque. 14-1804-10-22-30.

—'l'l-l'E ONLY Silver Fox Pup ever raised in captivity to win three Championships at three shows and one Grand Show Championship over adult Champion fox, was raised exclusively an Sunglo Fox nations", (all the same year) according to the owner, Jno. A. Lea. 10-i3-1-tf.

-ENGAGEMENT.—MI‘. and Mrs. J. Percy Marchbank. New Allnail, announce the ghgcme b of their daughter, Marjorie Jane. to Mr. William Wymari Calms, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Calms, Sum- mcrside liiast. Marriage to take place in November. L-l802-l0-27-1i.

—DANCS IN SUMMERSIIIE HIGH SCHOOL-A dance held in the Summerside High School Hall last night under the auspices oi the Summerside I-ligh School Athletic Association was a decided success

-BI.AN SUPPER - ‘the Beln Supper which was held in ‘Pryon Baptist hall on Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Tryon Women's Institute was a great success. The supper was in aid of the Tryon Eagle Hockey team. The tables were laden with delicious visnds and were well patronized-S

—A'l' THE CIIARLOTTETOWN i933 Fox Show the Champion Male Pup, the Champion Female Pup, the Champion Pup of the Show, Reserve Champion Male Fox, The Champ- ion ycmale, and the Rcserve Champ- ion Female Fox all received Sunglo either partly or exclusively as their cereal diet. 10-l3-S-tf.

—IALLO'WB'III ‘IEA-The Hol- 1cwe'en m1 and sale of fancy work held in the hall of the Summer-side Presbyterian Church on Thursday was a very great success. The daintily appointed tea tables were

well patronircd until o latc hour.|

Th6 proceeds were very BUY-Kym! t0 those who had charge of the af- lain-s

—-ENTERTAINED 60118150 Creelman MacArthur entertained A hlimbcr of’ his friends on Thursday at his lodge at Ibxley River- ‘I'M Senator h s genial host and every

one thoroughly enjoyed the outing.-

M the season is drawing to s close "0 dmibt the lodge will soon b! @1901! for the winter months-B

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—lAP'l‘lS'l‘ onuaoa ssiwicrs. lilhdu. October mil. Preacher. A. anon. 10.441 A.M. central ssdeque Bubieetycpsm and Debtors." 11.45 A. M. Sunday School. ‘I P. M» Pree- Wwn. Subject, "The Sins of Omiss- |°I1 and Commission."

n-nso-lo-ri-ii.

—'l'lll w. is. s. of Bcdequs United 01"“?! will hold their Annual 111ml: Offering Service in the Bﬁﬂllc Church on Sunday evening,

28th st ‘I30. The speaker will be no. B. Brewer Auld of Pree- "M. m. sound Philipson will sing ‘W1 Hill! will be special music by ~'“ vhoir. . L-HM-lO-TI-ii.

(‘THE SU

DeathOfW ' n“ 1 ' = ' ‘a’? Wesle rn K c" GMBA Celebrate ' Bradalbane S h 1 m’ """““"‘;° 3 "‘““° W“? “°““" ""‘°"‘ "w" ‘ ‘m’ , . - - - - a 0 O0 Ploiubt Valle :; 4', Mildred w -' Blvndcil." " z ' ‘ L "mu" S ‘"19 41st Anniversary’ i" ""3; ‘Z‘°‘¥‘“‘o".l“°-"l - lrf°°riirfiéaln$fiFoftiékvinﬁ 0 C a l s C i t i z e n i Following is the Prise List ozluodfriosoeifni viglloy’; “£151.; Celia. Stevenwll- Pleasant volley: , Th, ,_ “the .1 a: * ‘r - Village School Fair.-U01Bins, arrdsibsru; a, Isabel a. Ad». Stsveso , Plcasant-VOUQ;

the Auction Sale by the executors of the

5th f to "stop " Chi f Scout for Canad Lord Bess- erally the case at meetings of this i __ _ 1ge1llgralrqililrllir sf‘ the whoggnian borrgugh that tihere shauid be 100,- nature. committees formed and n15!” n: T _H |1s,;“1ngﬂt°1$n4" “m” Muxmm‘ hhgﬁréﬁn‘ sgrﬁgalgansjhf’ Alma 5°" 11°" 51mm” 1mm 3.1a?“- , ‘Prsiris Provinces by growing in 000 Scouts in Canada. before llext on and comploiclyl forgotten n.- i “Man a e5" i ° ' u m v e‘ _ Kllllgﬁholm 5mm NPW Ymikyh ‘i i‘, H . , Scc. 4. Plums. l, Ralph Mnc- Sec. 2 (a), Grades 9 and 10. 1. Sonia from (y; Lakes "» < small lots samples collected by ele- ycar. be taken up in earnest on soon as no moot-mu “(l5 nvcr. l . _ q B l h _ ,, ,- ~ ~ M - Pri Edward Island and that a Scoutln was :1 d (hill mid by Pm" Sprmgm“ “- ‘vmmfred e55“ H“ ‘wen- 5pﬂ“3t°"' “'1 NFQdB/blliil/O 1mm E- "tm “m” "Dm "mne" “mm” n“ g mo g ' ‘ Haslam Springfield Myrtle Slondon Glen Valle ~ 1 ' 1st country elevators with a Vi“ gust. drive for Scout ember-imp all means support it now and all‘ EIQQtrm Stat1QnS| ‘ ' ~ - 1Mmuh Mum,‘ mm vhmf: 31y Mhbfobéf from In‘? i - ~- - an, rga ram on. .

-_____ _

MMERSIDE ‘GUARDI;

and PRINCE COUNTY CHRDNICLE

Tbs schools taking part in this fair were Springton, South Granville, Rose Valley, Bradalbane Village, Bradalbane, Pleasant Valley, Glen Valley and Springﬁeld.

CLASS I.—GRAINS

MacKsy, Pleasant Valley; 4. Laura ' Bernard, Bradalbane.

Sec. '1, School Lunch: 1, Florence MscLcan. Bradalbasie; 2, Dorothy Pleasant Valley; 3, Christine Cous- ins, Sradalbane; 4, Olive Weeks, Pleasant Valley.

Branch No, 215 of the C. M. B. A. celebrated their 41st, anniversary oi: Thursday evening. The president, Mr. Alban Gillis, occupied the chair.

In a short address Mr. Gillis out-- lined the objects and aims of the

4, Edna Wiginore, Pleasant, Mall”. Sec. 3 .(g), Christmas Cards l, Celia Steveson; _2, Ada Stovcaon, Pleasant Valley; 3, Edna Wfgmoro, Pleasant Valley; 4, Bessie ﬂaili- well, Spr . . h!‘ Sec. 4, Portfolio, (a), Prince X- ward Island as Su Rosort: L

The" Danced away in the Prince Cﬂllni-y Hospital on Friday aft“. noon a well known citizen oi Sum. mos-side Mr. Hugh Melvin Sudsb y ' at 68 rem oi Igc. m. Sudsbury h" bun in poor health 1o, 90mg

side and his was a familiar flguro Strong;

field; 4, Roland Matheson, Spriﬂ- Addie i-lalliwell, Springton: SW36!-

Patrick T. Fbnning; Guard, J. R. Noonan; Trustees, Joseph Mac- Cullough, Frank Perry, Daniel P. MacDonald, J. M. Noonan and

bel MacKay, Pleasant Valley; 3. Sadie Banks.

Sec. 4, Cushion Top: 1, Elmira MacMillan. South Granville; 2,

at the cross‘ ih _ - .. 1.511s: :1. ::::'l~..'.:i::;?.:".zf"l::i, 4 C N “s”: 22:32:12.... . s... high-g, $33,513.... i. M?" , , g u c.M. - 11, ec. , om. oe s. ' ' _' ' ac . r - ,,,~ , P 1' Sudsbury had uror, Daniel MacKinnon. Marsha Sec. 5, Beans. NO exhmlts. Chapelle, South Granville, 2. Isa,- secv 7‘ weather chart, 1,8321%‘ ,

yrzgigeghélri iummeiside for many e e was e hi hi . mm” 1°!‘ 111B senlslypoigsogaiity m5 "e711"! character. He was for

ton. , Sec. 2. Island Hymn: 1, v W

Valley; z, Bradalbane village Sec. a, Physical Drill: 1, or -

CLASS IL-RJOOTS

many YEB be .. 1, t l PO 10G 2 . W"!!! Order:- aliglelltgavlcsoftothlfloglfn Jamel? p: ﬁtigeurlolgf. reénahglilrrilf 1 slsfobertoglfsbletyogojutihnGragivillgz Sadie Banks’ a’ Ema ﬂanker’ bane Rural; 3. SPTmU-Oni llﬁllth ~ ' his widow- 9W9 50115. Harry and eDclancy Patrick Hamill: 2‘. Henry MacDonald Bradalbane, Brlggimmnah G115 yer twelve Granville 811d P198551“? ‘@118! $122‘ ydIA-W: dwshters. Mrs. Owen Steele and s. J. camerrm- Rural: a. Bobbie Todd, Bradalbane| ymQ-‘mn ' r ° (equalkcékggfllllaﬂiigbonlrs ' »_ as ac n sndMz-aChI b - ' - ,.r H“, ,1, o, gunmen,“ m, “Li: poly 011112,“?! the charter mew "5 Rural. 4, Wirinifred Haslam. Sec. 1, Piltllop Case. 1. Joan sec, 1, mo W,“ M,“ be" h. sister Anna in Rocuandl Mame s now 1 15f.“ h M”! or Requiem Springﬁeld. ' Thacker, Bra abane. ' and m: l, Anhm, Macaw; h‘ V,“ z 5nd to whom much sympﬂm i; A SDQCB 8 t d Sec. 2, Irish Cobblers. 1. Bobbie Sec. 2, Woolen Cap. 1. Joan “on Maochue, 3 Gerald Murphy‘ , y W111 b9 Celebrated ‘m s“ “r “y Howard, Springﬁeld; 2. Wilma Thacker, Bradalbane. ’ ' r

4, Albert MacDonald. sec, 2, '15 yards dash, boyswkand

10: l, ROy Smith; 2, BObbyAHOW-

ard; 3, Alton MacLean; 4, Dani-ll

eXtenrlcd in their bereavement. The funeral is to take place on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock from his late residence on Harvard Street to

morning at '1 o'clock for the de- ceased charter members and for all members who have passed away since the branch was organized.

MacKenzie, Bradalbane; 3. Ivan‘ Sec. 3, Knitted Sweater: 1, Addie Pleasant Valley; 2, Bobble Howard, Halliwell, Springton; 2, Joan‘ , Springﬁeld; 3, Albert MacMillan. Thscker, Bradalbane.

|South Granville; 4, Reta Somers, Sec. 4, Darned Sock: i, Joan

the Peo 1' c _ ' ‘ _..» , , Des emetcry VIRTUAL DICTATOR 0F CUBA xginghgisatéasrlirgdHihrzhegllcahﬁegl: Plain? vgyilgrage. l Edna Mac g;;;:g§gneg_ aMaéhh/het Chiaglihh; Nighglsgnéo yards dash‘ ‘ma’ and . _ . . . . ' i; ' ' ' _' ' ' '. ' d 1 1, Violet Todd; Jul-um gr —SEE THE GYPSY ROMANCE 1:10:11: bTﬁ§w'§.‘l"l§u'l'.‘§'.'.'$‘°l'.'.u°.l§l1 sljzsidochlllb" c2111»: lylcratilglzlgltlomll geivrl tlgl-gglittglofvtlri‘? Kennel 3°‘; van?- zkMalggalret 80st: §"'§“v"i“".§"ﬁlvébﬁiﬁﬁpe, "Pllliaixlier; -a, Mary'C10W; 4.'.M¢l- ; "Chollltﬂ." Played by the Ken- man, according to reports, is Col- ‘Colonel Batista is tho “court B: last Baggy Igcélglso: s Kigali’ ' ve y“ Qrgahdf- 1x 0J3“ Thacker Brad) aide Wlglnwe- — ‘ "' sirlgton Choral Society in Travel- onel rlllscnalv - Only ihlr-Irvsorl" in the opinion of political Mr.‘ James Ready. Recordinlz 25,55‘; Qufnpkm, 1'_ Edna M“. album ' ' ' Sec. 4. quarter mile retain: L ler's Rest Hall Monday, Oct. 29th.! teen months ago Batista was a observers. Above are views of the Secretary of Branch No. 254 at Kenzie ‘Rose valley; 2 Florehoe Pleasant Valley, 2. BROAD!!!" Admission 25 and 15 cents. If not Bﬂrgeanf. in the rebellious army un- capital of llzlvuna, Colonel Batista, Kgngington, was called upon and Nlcholéon sprihghm; 3' he“ 3mm CLASS 9__uvE STOCK AND Rural: 3, South Grnzlvillcl. 4. _, der former President Machado, and and part of Cuba's defence equip- gym/B 5n interesting talk on the Pleagant valley; 4' Donald POULTRY Sprlngtori. dam boys i.

fin , th f l e e olowing night. em secv 5‘ 75 yards

Granville; 3, Robert Corbett. South Granville; 4, Archie Thacker, Brad- albane.

Sec. 2, Pullet and Cockerel, Bar- red Rock: 1, Albert MacMlllan, South Granville: 2. Clare Haslam Matheson

him to give up.

Mr. Claude Glow, Financial Sec- retary oi Branch 254, was also prcsent. 1

This part of the program closed] with O Canada.

Springﬁeld; 4, Florence Nicholson. Sprlngton.

CLASS IV.—I-’LCWERS

Large And Enthusiastic Scout Meeting Is Held

Tuesday, Oct. 30th. Final pull-off for Biron: and Morrison light- weight trophy between North Bed- eque- champions of last year and WW1‘ Bedeque. who won from Kinross in Montague last Thurs-

10: 1. Norma MacClure: ﬂﬂrﬂoan Somers; 3, Mabel ‘Gamester, 4, Marjorie Bernard. f“ I

Sec. 9, 50 yards dash, girh 1i :i and i2: 1, Lulu Stevens t,‘ r‘. 3. Margaret

Sec. 1, Bouquet of Sweet Peas: 1, Murder“ Mathew“:

1 giirosslsilrgfltliJppglaggéttgwncglhzi-else‘: Provincial President Mr. James Leightizer And m§rlivi3isriiy$°.Z‘3§§T°°‘€f..“°l$i ggg“,',gg,,gi,~*,'gm',,f§."'tgﬁilﬁi 351213131; 1'. gerynrhirid nrs1srri§l°“mm‘“*s* " Hem‘ mmw-T") 5 w“ 1"‘ 5mm‘ ne°t1fﬁhz,_lo_m_a, Provincial Commissioner Mr. William Warren f;",1‘,‘.“'§.i..‘,’{§"“ixiisdulilreealrggg? Sizvcizgsidsepriziﬂggetiitiailbane: 4' spgexcsfiilegullet and Cmkﬂer whhe ilsiidaovigzyirtiiioggghn } ............ Ammg 61"“ Speak“ 1222's.. :::.l::...:::'::: .32: i. My“ Ell": .'::::::::....'- 3.22:“: '~ '° i» i

G h, —"- . n, eluded vim c “ma s- ‘$533111’ gglelﬁliaxgraffiiillelg; 3:111:12: Springﬁeld! a] Bobbie uowardll 5°“ 7' 5° "7"," 5"“ “WT”; 1

—Miss Florence Dunphy has re- o, 01511;“: a; Eaxgyrgggxiingg? mfgfhfgmrsycofjfimﬁuf‘ L111,‘ om: Somers, Pleasant Valley; 4, Phyllis Bpflnllﬂﬂld; 4. B68816 MMLUPQ, Ezra"? 322:: a’ m“ uéeﬁgam ,, Bradalbane. I Y“ i - _. _; |,

turned to her home in Kensington after having been in Southcort the Euest of Mrs. Lawrence Cahill.

Woodside, Bradalbanc. Sec- 3. Gladiolus. No exhibits. sec. '4, Potted Gerarilums: 1. Mir- iam Martin, Rose Vhlley; 2, Evelyn Matheson, Springﬁeld; 3, Margaret MacKay, Bradalbane; 4, Margaret

4, Taylor Ellis. I _ Secs. l0 and 11,, Teacher _§acc\

1, Maurice Tierney; 2. _ K

Sec, 1, Ten Injurious Weeds, Calms; 3' Dmmhy Maqkm-zgo‘ ‘

. . _ Elizabeth Mackay. . _, _ Mounted. 1, Springton, 2, Braclal sea w. mo yardsauh, so?‘ l‘

irig held at Summeiside last night, when the Provincial Commissioner Mr. Warren and Provincial Pre- sident Mr. Lieightizer addressed the meeting On the aims and objects

farmer as well.

Tigilish

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McNally. Sum- mcrside, visited Tignish on Thurs-

non Mr Arsenal," CLASS 10——COLLECTIONS

—\M1&5 Adeline cahill has return-

ed to he]. home m soumport Ether Hon. Adrian F. Azsellault, mem-

Q d h th y were the guests of .mb"§§e’“gu§§?"§“§‘hg“%°g‘§:'ghoyhestroggg pmctflarlynmlthtfge, ‘Saul: tgdedlegéflge 111.1 bczgurbcrlilefl); ﬁg mtg; éothelum ELMO/laud? gumunpileuarét Ylalllfy‘ 4 Earl gggﬁlggsl; a’ men vmey; 4’ and over: 1, Erwin Blondon; A , . , as n a e 1 ~ ' . z “d m“ DWPhY- ‘mm m“ needed is the “u” ' and Sam m“ ‘muting w“ the be“ llifrirxgrchluzrrlyillﬁrssig fcrlendsaxcgllirod} Ploeorgni Valleyy s°°~ 2» Leam- M°““t°d‘ 1' “Siiwiilksao yards three 1

support of public spirited citizens‘ thing he knew to develop a boys to stand behind the Scout move- character to train him fur tile res- ment as a whole. Mayor Lldstone pollsibilities of manhood and to presided and introduced the speak- teach children to submit to dis- ers. cipline which is necessary if they

Commissioner Warren in his ad- are to become good citizens. The dressed stressed that it is easy to public today rely too much on organize and get a troupe of Boy Governments, churches and other Scouts together but the essentia organizations and if scouting only does one thing and that to teach

Springton; 2. Springfield.

Sec. 3, Wood, Mounted: l, Brad- albane Village; 2, Bradalbarie Rur- al; 3, Rose Valley; 4, Bprington. t

Sec. 4, Plant Diseases, Pressed: No exhibits.

Sec. 5, Insects: l. Springton.

to extend g00d wishes to the newly! Sec. 3, (a) Table Tumips: 1, Gor- weds. ldon MacKenzie, Rose Valley; 2. | Archie Thacker, Bradalbane Rural;

A very delightful card party was" 3, Edwin Abbott, Pleasant Valley: held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 4, Bessie Hallowell, Springtori. , Arcacle Gaudet, Tignish, on Thurs- Sec. 3 (b) Feed ‘turnips: 1. day 19th, when a large number of James liiacKinnon, Sprnigton; 2, the veterans assembled there to; Ivan Lambe, Springﬁeld; 3, Milton compete for the beautiful prizes.‘ Weeks, Pleasant Valley; 4, Mabel

;girls: l, Ada Stevenson andﬁQalh Stevenson: 2, Helen Somexlsr-a-nd Lulu Stevenson; 3, Olive 1115132120 and Clara MacEwen; 4, Elsiqgomn ers and Ruth Smith. 3... Sec. 14, 50 yards three “H3804 irace, boys: 1. Clarence Sbcilﬂiisoh and Archie Weeks; 2, BobbiéZMao- Leod and Albert MacMilIBXlZ l

—Mrs. Jack Schurmsn of Sum- merside is spending a very gnhy. able two weeks visit in New Lon- don- the Slicst of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernard-s

—Mrs. Arbirig and her daughter,

Miss Ivy Arhing, Mr. Trueman CLASS Iii-SCHOOL WORK

h 1 ild l/h t ifrlggoriiiliriérlglfkelijgen€ieﬂgﬁit of iblllejwwiscégyhagﬁ aimersghe Etch; the coming generation w rely on After the game dainty refrcshmentsl Cummingﬁ. Bradalbane. s” 1 (a) wﬂtmg ends ony vemoh Much,“ and Eussér-m to Summg " ,_5 v o" have beon organimd and also that themselves and to fire them with “gershgegﬁidixoceeds we" in Md s“ 4 Mamas. 1 Raymond 1 Them“ IQMLm-e Bltgdﬂbane- 3' DQ115155 4- K111159111 Mlrtltifanﬁ the oommittoe stand behind them ambition to make something of ° ' ' ' Hma',n"sprh18heh'i: ‘h’ Gordon Earl some". Pleaimt valley; a‘ Dcgieizldlglicrléclssflsds ’ u...

their lives it is worthy of the sup-

port of every one in the province

and in all Crlnadn. Mr A. R, Brellllrili,

Erland Consuls. Bradalbane: 4.

Eileen ‘Thomas, South Granville. Sec. 1 (b), Writing, Grade Two:

1. Russel MacDonald, Bradalbane

and give them every support. Pub- lic opinion must stand behindi any new movement in a community or it cannot succeed and that is the

The new J_ A Mcgonaid‘ T13“ MacKenzie, Rose Valley; 3, Lloyd nigh, and Rem J, D, Mmqeu] are MacLeod, Pleasant Valley; 4, Alli- gttending the consecration core-i, 5°11 MBCI-md- P18553111? V8119)’. monies which are held this week otl 5“- 5- CBYWW 1- 3°11“? 3°"-

. MANITOBA MOTHERS HEAR. HEALTH NEWS

and over: 1, Celia. Stevensgpj

Annabelle MscLeod; 3, ‘B.

Smith; 4. Alma. Morrison. Sec. 16, 50 yards dash, bo

BRANDON. Man., Oct. zo-lsirorts ill u short

of th B iti h i 1st al easo h uting is not speech said Sui esid was open’ . _ - “in . reduct: the islifalgtnmogalgtyl-Iriitleittrirsg ﬁrlelﬂ 511069-52 l? {M58111 5° ‘m the 1° "PM" dezlgmimeflt l" ‘he Qggfaffygiﬁ,’ 13513161122: ;‘,LSls>r?irr1:fgi21eli1€L3,oI:si1ne:tr hgftliig; 3121x121’:;'R1:;ng111§1t1?1'10l$11t%:? under: l’ wan?!‘ 11 c‘; ‘ 1 ﬂmprove the general health o1 m; Island and more particularly in Scout movement and it should be mg at “émsh 4, Evelyn Matheson. Springfield. Icy; 4, Georgg smith. pleasant Hesecnslcyni-Iigéirisérgé Chg; nnl. I ination were outlined to the United Summerslde. Com. Warren ex- given every OIICOUYCllQ-“nleﬂt, He Se‘; a. Parsmps, 1‘ Jmes Mm,” vane! boyshl y gmm‘ and , l

praised the work of Scout Master l-lallett and said thcrc was no reason why the movement should not beccmc a credit and strength to the Province under ills leader- ship. I-Ie made the suggestion that s. committee be appointed to or- ganize more Scout. groups which was acted upon by thr- chairman and the following committee ap- pcinted-Mayor Lidstone, A. R. Brennan, J. J. Enman, J. l". Arnett,| Joseph Callaghan, A. S. MncKay Hon. Adrian F‘. AfSPllfllHl, C. B Jelly, T, W, Bentley, P. G. Clark and R. L. Molllsnll.

Mr. Brennan ill response to an appeal for a suitable place for the dispensing of the ripples or Apple Day offered n, section of thi- Joul-nal Oflte for the purpose.

Other speakers exprevsmg their willingness to support

Sec, l, (c), Writing, Grades 3 and 4: l. Lena Mayhew, Rose Valley; 2, Dina Mathcson, Rose Valley: 8. Mary Clcw. Rose Valley; 4, Jean Chsppel. South Granville.

Sec. 1 (d), Writing. Grades 5 and 6: i, Lillian MacKinnon, Spring- ton; 2, Dorothy Weeks, Pleasant Valley; 3, Milton Weeks. Pleasant Valley; 4, Olive MacCabe, South Granville.

Sec. 1 (c), Writing, Grades ‘I and 8: i, Doris MacLeod, South Gran- ville; 2, Helen Somers, Pleasant Valley; 3, Gerald Murphy, Pleas- ant Valley; 4. Alma Morrison. South Granville.

Sec. 1 (f), Writing, Grades 9 and 10: l, Jennie Weeks. Pleasant Val- ley; 2. Eiitha Somers, Pleasant Val- ley: 3, Celia Stevenson, Pleasant

plained the aims of scouting and what it does for the boys. It util- ircs their playtime under ca/pable leadership, it trains the boys to ‘place a proper value on their time and direct them in linm of useful work and best of all it teaches them to rely upon themselves.

He asked that those behind the Scout movement would take suffic- ient intcrest in the boys and to give occasional talks on useful sub- jects. He also stressed the import- ance of keeping the Scouts activ- ities constantly before the public so that every citizen would be in- terested in the movement. He cut- llned the duties of the Scout com- mittees and the workings of the three great Sccui. groups. Cubs Scouts and Rovers.

He also suggested that every committee have a ladies auxiliary to sssht along certain line! <11 Scout work.

Weeks; 2, Robert MacKinn§ri5snd Stanley Stevenson; 3, Bobbyjftfodd and Vernon MsoCIui-e.

Sec. 1a, '15 yards dash, girth I . and l4: 1, Celia Stevenson: 1113A»- . nabellc MscLeod: 3. Ruth Sfiilthf 4, Alma Morrison. """'

Sec. l9, 50 yards wheellflfrod race, boys: i, Bobby Todd arfdﬁen non Mscclure; 2, Reggirﬂho- l Clure and Russel MacDonald‘! Clarence Stevenson and Weeks.

Rem pagriek waish‘ Palmer Romp Kinnon, Springton; 2, Bobbie Mac- is visiting his home in Hope River. KBY- Bradﬂbane-

{Farmers of Manitoba here last night by Dame Janet Campbell, retired di. yreotor of child and family welfare |for the Ministry. I "'I'hc IVIinistry of Health guides ‘the efforts and the work dons by lo- cal authorities through clinics and ‘other means." said Dame Campbell (in particular reference to infant 'mortality and pro-natal and pogg. natal care of mothers. Every year the service was being extol-idea,

The infant mortality rate had been greatly reduced with much less or- fort than the savings of mothers s» childbirth. she said. This was large- ly because the mothers were unwil- ling to Pﬂy strict attention to their own health, although they went to great trouble to assure the health of their children. She mphasized that post-natal care was evcrv bit as im- portant as pro-natal care.

Crop Testing Plan

1 During the past three years the .OCNl1 Division of the Dtrminion |Exporimentcl Farms has been in. Provincial President Leightizer teresting itself 1n a schcmg whmh gave a very interesting talk 0n tho is known u g, "cmp Tggﬂni pimp Ottawa Conference and made an The main objcotivc of this plan aviml that the chuilense of the

Mr. Albert Bernard. Tignish, is 01-555 Ill-VEGETABLES

visiting in Charlottetown. ___ Sec. 1 Tomatoes: l. Myrtle Blon-

' don. Springton: 2. Oliiie Weeks. Pleasant Valley; 3, Bobbie Howard,

Springﬁeld; 4. Evelyn Mathesori,

Spmigfield.

Sec. 2. Cucumbers: 1, John Mc- Kay. Pleasant Valley; 2, Edna Wig- more, Pleasant Valley: 3, Albert MacMillan, South Granville; 4. Reta Somers. Pleasant Valley.

Sec. 3, Beets t 1, Elmer Gamester.

CLASS 5—FRUl'l‘

Mrs. Cameron. Sllmmerside, was a welcome visitor to Tigriish last Weck- While here she was the guest of her son, John E. Cameron and Mrs. Cameron.

Haridrahan. R.N., yCharlottetown, is visiting her par- kents. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Handra- ‘han. Tignlsh. '

MLss Anna "*9

-.. .,

Halifax Po}?

Arrivals _- I

The Tignish orchestra under the Clllabls direction of Mrs. Marjorie ilvlumhy. has been very busy during {the past three months supplying m? Scoutimgiic ﬁors all pllbhlz: entcrgzgnmenttg

, o ummcrs e. Ne one movement were-W. T Bentley ,5“, m“ perlpauc group "e highly JOSCDh Callaghan, RAW. Carlylolemciem 1n the“. hm’e5s‘cm_ Watterwcrth, J, I". Arneti. and A. S»

MacKay. Mr. MacKay stressed thv1 ML Mack Mamie Tumsh drove fact that what. was most Il0(‘(1(‘f1 ini to Rustlco oh Mohdhy of use week Summcrside was not clllllllﬂflﬁm atIWC regret to say that Mn MGR“; R P1117116 T719991")! implflmlt 111011311 , intends to take up permanent resi- that may be but continued cnthusﬂden“ were and Wm move his hum "W" llterwlr“ ‘"14 11°! M 15 8°11‘ 11y and household effects early next

Sec. l, plate of six Rot Astraclr’ an Apples: l, Joyce Haslam,‘ Springfield; 2. Winrlifred Haslam. van”; 4_ Kathleen gigging glen Springfield; 3, Olive MacCnbl-ni vane"!

South Granville; 4. Isabel MacKayw 59¢ 2_ Map Drawing’ (up grade; New!“ Vauey- l5 and 0: 1, Ens Morrison. South I 5W *- vl" 01 81X Wealthy AP-i Granville; 2. Olive MscCabe. South P1881 1- Marv MMl-evd- Bradal-mrdrivilio; s. Melville Gillis, Glen bane; 2. Clare Hsslam, Springiieldnvailev; 4, Milton weeks, Pleggnnt 3, Joyce Haslam. Springfield: 4, vamp Annie MacLeod, Bradalbane. I

Sec. 3. Crabs: l, Laurel MacLean, Sec. 2 (b), Grades ‘l and 8: 1. Ol- Pieasant Vallev: 2. Winnifred I-Iss- lvo Weeks, Pleasant Valley; 2, Doris lam, Springfield: 3. Clare Haslam, Maclcod, South Granville: 3. Mary

Gallium:- Portia to Nfld. Ports Pemllcid to Nfld. ports. Liliemor to Jamaiia. W’ i Nova I1 to local luuibor. """ ' Ragus to Local harbor. Novalito to local harbor- Marlh to Local Harbor. Vessels due to arrive:- 2'1~Pelnn1and from Antwerp’. "

All!» i

PRESIDENT LEIGHTIZER-

the time. A vote of thanks was ox-F tended to the V1Sllili< for thcir in-' strllrtive talks and ihv meeting) adjourned.

(‘LASS W-(‘OOKING

ifirst. to ascertaining the names of so forward. He stressed tho 901m

hose farmers who would be wellmllv wolliinc is Mt a hlndrrirw Jldﬁﬁfd to secure better sevd stock. m1 10F cadets m‘ the army hilt an iand, second. to obtain for these OPEWBQNOH 111M 11M 101' "8 0b- ‘isrmers information ss to tho no". jcct. characicr building in the boy est points st which Such stock lily It the plastic use when you can u’ ommoq, m 19g; m; ﬂgpmould the man of tomorrow so “mm by our 5,000 "m", '3' thst he will be s credit to the com-

- Kathleen Higgins, Glen Valley. Central electric stations ill Can- r 3H‘- 3- A" WOT)“ m‘- Allple? 1

M“ failed w mhlhhnh the rate of Sec, l. Single Loni While Broadti ~70?“ "R5111". Spflllilflvld; 2. MRI‘-

producuon of the hreceedlhg seven, l, Elithcn Somcrs. Plcnsant Valleyi, Karel» 011819139119. $011111 GfHIli/illl’;

.m0nt,h5 and the 01mm; "t, dropped, 2, Bessie lfnlllwell. Springton; 3,; 3. James Sinclair, Springfield; 4. from Lﬂﬂggpgo “new”; how-s Olive MacCabc, South Granville; 4,_Earl Somers. Pleasant Valley.

for Aulugl; to 15913331111 Hweveh Helen Somers, Pleasant Valley. l Sec 3 (b), Pumpkin: l, Edna

New York City from Monika‘!

29—D0mlnica from St. Jdﬁfirs. Kindersley from Gt. Lalms- ‘

Nubian from New Yor. ‘ Cathcart from Montreal. Bl-Hllrry On from Gt. Likes. Gwentgote from Gt. Lam

uss or BINDER rvvllvs n: ARGENTINE FALLS orr

_""" this hug not bu“ smug“; i, my Scc- 2, Tea Biscuits: l. Joan MacKenzie, Rose Valley: 2. Flor- .

and!“ ‘moi-gin u, mi; 1m 4' munity. The use of the lmrvcstor- Y _ A November.-

i; w” found thsgt om- o1... :1; Scouting dues not intervene with thresher in the Argentine i.- rc-act- mam“ 1“ p"°°°°‘““@ yu“ “d m“ 35;“; “"“";,‘,"°“" Lawn’. n‘ ﬁne Mathew“ Rm vnuey‘ a.’ PM“ 11°F" "m" "@1551-

of these farmers were ﬂowing the church or home in training the inif on thc binder twine ilidllstfy In" but was 9 p" cent over that M‘ a Omﬂs‘ Pusan valley‘ a‘ 0mm M“ Macmue‘ Bradalbane‘ g‘ ‘u Srtinwhichthe should ot fr boy but rathc" assists these two the dermlld for bimiw iwlhll September 1933- Exports to thiaMnrv “Ml-Pod Brﬂdalbanc: 4. 4- Pauline Thicker. Bradalhane. i:=l=-——"~--~-~.—~——===v== ' l and Th“ mm?‘ pm‘ mnbelgr e; m the“, work '0‘ bringing up thejmauv ﬂecrﬁmng Tm “ham; &l[l\|t:g Stattécziamounted to1i07,116.- Rigs; 2011321. Pléashilit Valley, ‘sec. 3l(ci, Tree: l. Bobbie How- _ ' fgndgd (m 5 gomprghgmlvg ggglg in: young boy who after~all 1S the quantity of binder twinc mmes 988900011’: Aug?‘ ﬁdqalgigoggdh ghee Mhchelgﬁrarzgalgzhe)‘: Fug: aogesgglxligkgd’gﬁrPgasggghtiggi

the West this year and is beins Wlimi- "M "W °°""'-PY h" "I"! "i"?! the United SiM-"s- fﬂllvwPdih September last year. Electric lian Cousins. Bradalbnne: ‘yin... Valley; 4, Laurel Machean.‘ on.

m“; om, m “ruin “mic” in. one which cannot. be valued in dol- the East. liars and cents, It is a significant _ fact- that no Scout has ever been Disappointed because her husband‘ brwsht before I Juvenile court i could not take her to Karachi to sec Mr. Parent Secret-my for the her parents and her children hv her Province disclosed smut-inn ~nrob-

by the Nethvrlnnds. ilim. the h h 0

United Kingdcm, Mexico, Canada ,5 ,§§,,§§;"f.,i‘fﬁ,‘,ﬁ,,~,‘,’,°f,,“1{3§,i§§ figures in the imports up to thc 9493333900 1h September 1931 year 183i. None was lmpol-ird from Canada in i932. Blndrr twine isi To d“; Wm, ca,“ ihvolvqhg w. not manufactured in any volumq in veniles and women in Lucknow, In.

Cummings, Sradalhan»; Cummings. Brndalhnnc. Soc. 4. Ginger Snaps: l, Mummy-

4, Isabel Valley.

Sec. 3 (d). Jug (l) Melline Gillis, Glen Valley; 2, Ardyoe I-Iaslam. ct Nicholson, Springton; 2. Lillian Springfield; 3, Ena Morrison, South Cousins Bradalhane: ‘i Addie, Granville; 4, Olive MacCabe, South Hﬂmwbll. Snflﬂilton: 4, Jean Cum- Granville.

sari unruly Communicate With j“.

The Trask Well VAUGHAN H. GROOMJL. Local Representative “A

.first husband. l\ M-yeu-old Musim lems. Apple Day- ‘“"gcs and other Argentina, stats: the industrial dis, a bench g m, is; i, g . 1 A B d 1 , , woman burned herself to death in. things _-,' '*‘~-- ‘~ “w Scouts Department of the Canadian men only. hasobeen gpolritoezsi‘ i111’ 3101s; m§i1§.'s,'i1u§q:1ni Winnifrcd I-las- rissoer?‘ sohrﬁvullé-Mula gglliy Smununnrleeyrsllidem". r1‘ 0mm: Bﬁmbly- u V“? I ‘ “ "IP- National Railways. cit-y. ‘lam. Spfinlfield; ‘I. Doris Wood- Blondon Glen Valley‘ , 3 ‘Helen 1419 a m. I