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I SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN

t candy PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

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Jackie Tliompson Serious Injured iVheni Struck MotorTruckLoadingG'rav

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Asliocliolaceident occur-redinthu:.:!i|way

ooauty, on saturday morningwhen

'|lr.andhlrs.George Tbcmplomwuslrnek - his sknliandhll hw bone. The little fellow lies

.ii is ggi?

in the Prince County Hospital. . _

Interviewed by a Guardian rqiortcr at

_ father of the olltld,'llid the accident occ

; liIr.'I'hompsonhsschargeofthelesd|n Co. fremthemotcrtruekscntotbe

i|assistcdbyMr.AcifWalif|eld.

Mr. Thvmrwn lives only flfir yudo from on some or the l

operations. His little boy often comes over to where. they are at and although the father knew he ahould not be there, he s_aid,'it

very hard to keep him away.

most of the

was round to

fortunate in

traflic on

about. car came into the dt Orlle yards door, of the

Dost and west

of paper down and When Mr.

lstn

. th b

whim might have he was standing looking over y,

wlitelre L-1846-10-21%

conggqugi-wg; 0¢.- 8080 Cf the l'&ilW8y CM' ,lilst

i gotmdgym the loading ramp is, and as

Mr, Bobbi, motor truck with its heavy load left his 2% tons of gravel struck the his shoe . of -the box car ready to dump,

opposite to the boy received the blow which f with the engine tured his skull and the bad fract

little son, Bobble, of his jaw would be caused be ima years old his chin struck the box car. llth. in the front It is supposed the little chap

fellow evidently not realize they were just about

shift into high and . dump the gravel.

running down Water Mr. 'Thompson said that

speed as it went. Wcllfield who was at the other

do nothing but cf the box car picked the child

lunch time with at once, before he was smothered

tg¢0l;1e. ribbon): byrhthed already falling load.

8 D-I. W G e ump ng mechanism is

as there .‘ ated by the driver from thedpcab FLOUR' quwty 3““”'“t"d

and no of the truck and he would have

flghgx ¢h;¢l';ce'nto sec vvlwtgt was behi

_,md ;.m2§“;,°§,,” mf ,‘f,1‘t,1,'f°l,f,,,',’f§' -mo. nai.Lows'r:iv inauquoi-sd

mf dance at Olympia on Wednesds.

repairing the

have Imp In Colombo Ceylon twenty-

°t'h°‘° W" long form prisoners were granted ~ run-away pe;-don and freedom gn w,,n.,,M°,, ter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Syl-

. e

He would oftenstand at one

of his wounds he would think

‘ thinking he was already dead.

GM' Holland was telephoned for a

after rendering filet aid breu

V01 Other doctors were called md

°°n‘ was found that the child had

*nd depressed fracture of the skull a

W" wiui uie recent visit of the nuke

°°“°°'"" I Gloucester.

éiil

at gels s§;§ iii.; 5 i

I ““' in wood. poly sooo at snoop. Mm s-ian-io-zv-ai. work

'us colds try Creovin_ Taylor-!Di-ug

Kensington. 10-N-tf.

end

edge neglect when the temperature

- . - a

ure light motor oil, at Brace's.

whe - - -

, zi

Mr, points, weather strip, roofing a end roof coating, stop-leak cement,

“_ -ROBlNSON'S SPEClAl€

BJ’ tLoc`als

er local interest but advertising I low” nature may be llssrtod I cells a word strictly payable advance,

Brace’s. L-1508-10-W

-QUEEN EATEB8, large

very durable, the most satisf

-FOB. COUGHS and stubbo

-193435 Badminton racq

OW -WHIN IN NEED of glass

B ..--1-. at -GET YOUR FLOUB at R0

the scn’s Mill ds Baker Summerslde.

of --VYATOH YOUR AUTO radis.

dro

fl L-155 10 26

to pare for winter, Buy storm wind

eyes, clear glass pure putty, gla er

-‘This column is reserved for le

;___-11 -[AWB OF BADMINTON, free

also

Nth

in-

1'. P5

WI of lt ll

at ii.

m Oo.,

of the railway car while they were ' “"3” | ' lever presses, zipper covers, No.

I] T I |_ E i:“:i‘:.:°.:i;.".i:;.::::».r:.°;iri M- -»;,i=

_ uiey finished ' ‘- ‘ 5 "°'

at -iii.

'Iibat morning the little fell fm- WU in In ¢U\l7iy car which was auto or house, consult Braces.

about to be loaded. His father did I.»-IMG-10-QIL

not see him but from the natur

the below 40 degrees means expensive ral: repair bills Buy anti freeze d

21.

did -#ONLY A FEW DAYSt0pl‘e-

nd at

up Brace’s. L-1635-10-2d-2i.

0 Robinscn's Mill 8: Bakery, Sum

“ mersido L-isis-io-29-si

nd. '

nd 31st. Tlgnish Orchestra. Novelti t and prizes for best costume. Pri

_' night 25a. Good music. '

it __

nd "Chonlta_" played by the Ke

came on the scene Master H d fr f_ f h 1 sington Choral Society in 'I‘ravel

was sitting on the door of Th§°;;?f)_f;ur;e1|0wM;v§§e4“°¢0,‘; Sengm ler’s Rest Hall Monday, Oct. 29t

car uriharmed. There was some ,, co,-,dmon for an opemuon_

V’ tm °“3'”‘° “nd “mi” On Sunday there was a slight

°°““d°"ln5 th’ ”“P°°t 3° improvement and an operation 4°” W “W m°‘ performed about noon

°"“° “Hd °°"P°“- nu condition is stiii very gi-av

' o

fine, the following night.

n her brother Florin Poirier, daugh

of verc Poirier of Mlscouche Th

"‘ **'***4-O-50450

DP 0!

Minimum Charge for any advertisement twenty-five seats.

HO4+O ¢

~¢-im

IATE:-2c per word, three inser-

lur the price of two, strictly F01' Sale

in advance.

Agents Wanted apply at ouu-didn.

1.142410 23

cannons cannons.

fed "Royal" Series Personal _-il-1-" ciuisiiniu Greeting cards. Dollar NEWLY FRESHENED COW- RAM

a dozen and up. splendid proiiin sw Auld. 0°vehead.

Exlveriellce or capital unnecessary. ` L-1652-10-21%

53.3.1 "°“" 355” ”°°5J§2&J.? dunno

°“~ l°Y - Ali-D SUI'l‘ABl»l roa --s-ration ar can-ms

Bra.ntfUl‘d, 0!ltB.l'i.0. t llllillg outhouggg, g¢¢__ lp P"

N-1459-io-is-izi. sheet. Guardian oiliee. ii,

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their usual health. S.

very successful Hallowe'en part was held at the Kindergarten o

teacher Miss Violet Richards

time spent by all the little pecpl ice cream and cake being

at the close. B.

-Pll0llIB’.'l'l0‘N CASES-FOI;

Magistrate E. H Strong in th

guilty. Three were fined $10 an

M R. C. M. P.-B

Y as

Q regret to learn of the serious ill- e ness of Miss Margaret Poirier and

-llALLOWE'EN PARTY ._ A

on.

Games were played and a pleasant

served

Summersidc Police Co\n‘t on Satur-

FOB SALE CHEAP. A HOUSE. dsy m°mmg_ Ewh pn-ty Wu gmm

6 »

h oe

Smash- him to me Prince county nosoifui 35°- Rfsvlar dance every saturday <i°W“ where he has been in a semi con

8:-YS* seious condition ever since.

Admission 25 and 15 cents. If not

W” ' L-1825-10-Tl-Zi

-SERIOUSLY ILL-Friends will

are patients in the Prince Coun _v Hospital and their many friends

` trust they will soon be restored to

&%O%

lials-Payable in Advance

Central Guardian loolll. 4e por wsrdi Western and Eastern locals. le Der word' .lnlmunennenta nlld Cunning lvsnts, lc pri* wnrdi Clnsslilell

§°| Dfr wordi In Memoriam Nntleel. 70a per Inchi Illia of Iflorhi “mi V “||*“°| 0"°‘l'll1ll. Cards. “U . 40 Dir namei Letters of Condolrm-e 'ith- Der nrii: Notices of Thanh! and A|\pr»e|at'cl. file. per lmils or de, pct word Other rnfea an n ll tion

Friday under the direction of their

prohibition cases were heard y

d d

04 costs for illegal consumption of

liquor and the fourth party was

_ fined $200.00 and costs for having

liquor illegally in his possession*

21 The cases were prosecuted by the

ter

John Lcckie, young son of Mr. Al- ban Leckie of Wilmot, was struck

svy a passzingtcaguas he iles crossing

l ater S rec , mmers e on - r0!:;°s"BI:d‘: Augnmoul 'clay' urday evening. The lad was sit-

.WANTED _ 1155150 Apnpr- Cath Gundm 0 ml 5°°"‘ ting in his~fathcr's ear, which was ment for two ladies. Apply Box p,»mw.y_ °° ‘!°\’ parked cn Water Street and got

"Y," Gum-dim L_1g15-1q..g1.3i i N°"- 1 if- out to go across to I-Iolman’s store,

ir-~i

BOARDERS at 151 Prince

-v

no I Y- _ - Mmb“s£'o¥I_°wi.y»rLi°?iié ao. nemo i-mei. 1.-iaza-io-ri-ri; gg V H _

"°‘°“""°""'°‘ ` Extra Money

FOI! SALE-JUMl0 CAB BN.

_ merside on Friday and reporte

gine perfect order, new magneto bl d in th Wm of

5 h.p, ¢s5,o0, A_ 0_ ,_ om M' considers e amage e ‘mt “_ vhulwkwm the Province during the recent

' _ '_ _ stoml. Besides several bridges be-

L lm 10'” 'I gg washed awayé han fiaherman'k '03 ,ALI _ BA" Now A1, ouse on the san i s near Blac

“gum howl Go” mu” or Banks on the north side of the .mm hmmm .um Apply Nom Island was washed out to sea. The

fisherman with his wife and fam

of small children had been v

STORM-Mr. I-Ierman G. Bi-ya

;5 ii if it

Fmr. ,_ . 2 "* §,}',";,'g§"‘

.i _ _ saxlol' woaxaii, mm or ,dI,,°°,"§f Am” °°}J,f“‘°§‘,‘§§1_ woman, ai dmriauu iiosiui mei--| - ature in your oinnmunity. Steady-

?};=lmN:r..p»U|,y|g;%’ ggggg WUQSMIXOG att promptly.

. Partiai beard cr “N” » -

noi. Apply Guardian. N-lisa-io-24-20-11 ‘ _ “__ _

gl ls~15¥9-10-20-Bi l . .; ‘ _ I ' H st- J hh C -_- Le di KI Y O i., Mhc.]'|.n°°u' _ Lost | VHNAQ D S i.:¢gle.`nurnt ‘caureli;° A. Hffiiagy. .H gl u,,Ql?£J\,.E/3,.: _/,;'> _ri t lomek. Prince lldwargmlslsnd fish- -,'i1.,,' “D or R TRC CHM ‘lui ‘. ‘ L0! is slnnlll errnsn will appear be e the com- FALL_FURRiNG itiiwi HHEUMA1-is ",ii1i,';§‘||i

ll . I ` '-1"' A - l

° ““ “"“"‘ “ °°.2‘!.°.tf ",‘£.'.‘ {‘.‘.§$."°%u`?§~‘....‘I.'}“".‘3?’ 15”’ o‘i5l5¥i".. sox RA'rloN No i », ,iil"

rim. rind L - -

i ' store, lfiseeucilg Ito- ---~ I N I P4 E N T Bouris: Napoleon Arsenault. Mount Ai your nearest dealer. s `

_._` _ wnd. la-i-'H4 g ‘ Camel. _ 4- » -

age' li li

’ LINIMI 1’

cu-pain gona

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P 'f ._` “*°_'*~w-1-----__~ as it was raining heavily he made

wimriin- Piinsraiv Lima rua. ron sai.ii-mos New simon “ d°"’“ “W” th’ ""°°" ""1 did mpg; _ ' not see a car goingfwcst. 'Illle

“'°°' 17° mn" sm" 1°" "uh ‘H '“°°°“‘ °°“"'°“' driver put his brakes on iuu-ii ond

_i L-1889-19-29-Si. iences and garage. Apply 103 ml h nm bay "5 knocked

B rd W d i down, he was not hurt. He was 08 €l‘S ilfiiie . Does ron SALE Toy stunned when struck and was taken

tem" punt six ‘gen 011,25 to she l‘1io:pital,bputt he icon :cov- ma1“_”_m "bm mu Max” ir; an as a e o reum ome. lillt Fdyllty. ______

1»'1°°°-10-2041 -nous! swan' aw/ix or

of Lot ll was a visitor to Sum-

L-1775-i0-I6-8i i

_ -BEE THE GYPSY ROMANCI1

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their little cottage on the hills During the night of the heavy storm last week the f woke im to find their house ed and washed clean off its fo

their lives having to wade waist 0 T U tl h ld m th 5009 t/0 the mainland. Shortly after city' whenwsgnwig pgewmed W

they had made their escape house went to pieces in the and the fumiture was broken and floated out to sea, S.

-POTATO CASE IN C0 COURT--Judge Inman in County Court Friday, deliv judgment ln the case of Al

which had been tried in the ust Court at Summerside. It an action for 8296.00, being price of one carioad of pota sold by the plaintiff to the defe

dale “B Cmsda N°' 1 Tune St°°k' and sisters in Kensington and vicin-

and arrived at New Annan on 12th and found undergrado ordered regraded by the Chief

tor The d held that

IPM . .ill se potatoes were undergrade, that th

plaintiff and defendant had met`

dant and

do the best he could with them

and arranged that the defen should regrade the potatoes

and the judge found no negll

gence

on the part of the defendant in

re-

this re ard. The defendant had

graded the potatoes and sold them, ---

obtaining $131.40 for same, from which he deducted the costs of re- grading, which the judge consider- ed too high, reducing some to $49.00, leaving a balance due to th plaintiff of $82.40 for which _iud ment was given for the plaintiff with costs, Henry Noonan for the plaintiff and Heath Strong, K.C._ for the defendant. S.

-MisCi~:LLnNisoUs siiowEn~ ’ °

A hosi; of friends and relatives ent S slde ‘ gathered at the home of Mrs. _.___ I

ET,

George L_ Campbell, Park Corn

Oct. sth and tendered her dough- Miss Mabel Talcvor of Moncton. ter Lucy Maud Montgomery a mis- President of the Rebekah Assem- cellaneous shower in honor of her bil' f0I‘ the Maritime P1'0VlF\C¢S Dilid approaching man-1age_ The draw- an ofllclal visit to Maple Leaf

ed Lodge on Friday evening.

ing room was artisticallv deccrat

To the strains of the Weddi

Doris Sims and placed under

umn leaves with pink and wh roses entwined. The appearance three tiny tots.. Miss Mai-gar Montgomery and Master Jam Montgomery dressed as bride an

mmm mmwed by Miss Nina Med Phillips was presented with a “Cer-i The 24-year-old driver was badly

Leod wheeling a gaylv decorate carriage filled with gifts made

gomery and fhe accompanyi

.,,Honoure Y _...___

'md-' miss Betty Jem neuuls oi wu-

"tI~'-"“- 'HWY barely e5°“P°d with ren, Ohio. was honoured at the W.

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UNTY

lbs ine sms President di that organ- salo imion with the stats or ohio UD championship gold medal

the ners of the various cities and towns md competed. Bet/ty Jean won the "ed city contest, then the State

Ogden vs_ John G_ Pmmm test. The winners of each

Aug: are now being entered in a ~ was tional contest.

the This little girl is the daughter toes a fomier I-llgh School teacher nd_ Summerside, and this summer

mi- Th' »°i=»°°= Wm in=f»°°i=d iii? é`§.§.,.“’.3.‘&‘2i-’l.2i‘§$i.' §'.‘."o.....-i md pnsed °n M55' 5th at mms' merslde, and her faEher’s brothers

the ity, spending en route consider b “nd time in Ottawa. where she visited m‘ her aunts. Misses Mildred

th; Dorothy MacPherson.

fiwes heard. The defendant flied g lcounter claim for work done. After c

, ”'°""”'“`”" _'"' iilll there during the lobster sea |

son and had not moved back to

fy Gfff 1-.clsiun ui

n'Z"”;u._

This

was won in an essay contest. First the schools of each city or competed. Then the winners re

town we

sent to the State, where thc win-

con- State Na

of in

vis- and i

and

CUUNTY CUURT

At the County Court at Summer-

side on Friday the case of Mac- Kenzie vs. Henry L. Gallant. an action for goods sold and delivered ,

hearing the evidence the court re-

served Judgment.--S

Marltzme Presid- °

arid was met at Borden by Bro B

Mai-on played by Mrs. Hemi R Sharp STREET

Montgomery, the bride was usher A Sliellilli NSCUUB Was Ulued t° B J h C S

d 1 t th Wi b M; meet the distinguished guest y o n cott,

e n O e dm nz mom y gi Sister Annie White, Noble Grand, Canadian Press Staff Writer

of duced the visitor cottage on Yonge Street, near

et President Taylor gave n. very ln Finch's Corners, four miles north es structive address on the aims and the city limits, on the night of Sat- d objects of the Assembly Ufdliy. Oct 22 Sisllsefed HB-

During the evening Mrs Willard

tlflcate of Perfection" from the

- President, which she graciously ao- cs were covered with blood. In his

Q; ;“"“§§“,’fy M252 knowisdged. iuuid he oiuwiied some iund oi nim-

pen ng Sister Ramsay, Deputy President which medical witness at the in-

of Maple Leaf Lodge, on behalf of quest said “corresponded to sheep`s‘

PLANT GRDYIINEI

be the news that Mrs, J. Harvey Hunter has growing in her garden

ori fientrsl Street a castor eil p an _

which resembled a bean from a three cent package of seed of s mis-

purchased in Messrs. R. T. Hol- man’s store.

of May and grew rapidly until it at-

c a 0 ,

> | __._.,=._T=_===,

Of interest to horticulturisls will

Mrs. Hunter planted the seed

ceilaneous nature which she had

The seed was planted at the end

tained a height of fourteen feet, eight inches. i

Mrs. Hunter was not sure that it

was the some plant that castor oil is obtained from, but after seeing, the plant, the writer looked the

L Second Came

L. Auction lblrty Five

was patmnhed by city house. Past and

outadullniommt.

cient punching laft

winners :

Cahill

game was moat exciting. The two-out-of-three rally was en into with hope and determ as eaictted onlookers crowded the deciding table. Mrs. ault won the first game: the sec

, Juanes

B.Cs.rrakan.

- his

T CO

Tournament

'I‘haseccndg\medthsC.Y.l_.

toinnsmsnt

E i

Thefoilowingwere the

Ladies nrst, lllrs. Iblil Called. Indies consolation, Mrs. Gordo aen°iiem»u'» nas. ani oouda. Gentlamsds consolation

The "freese out" of last bt's

anal

its _1 E2 2 lil '; ii = ll an

IPREPARING FUR

ieiligty ig# if-ii 5 giaé 5;? iagggi ggi; Engl

toArtP\rrywhoaisops'ovcd`

insti mound hhnseif "Abel" enoidi-no. hail! Arson- enolmi io draw sumcient

ond to capture the dui#-dinner.-B 'I

timings(

matter up in the encyclopedia and found that the plct/ure and descrip- tion of the castor oil plant, is iden-

iéicai with that growing in her gar- en. The main trunk is 5 1-2 inches

around and the* branches vary from four to two inches. It resem- bles a palm tree. The individual leaves are long and rather narrow with three or four on ii, stem, the whole measuring twenty inches across. The plant was at its best in September.

The seeds are about the size of

an almond with the shell cri, and have tiny prickles all over them. Mrs. Hunter is very much afraid that as soon as frost comes it will wither and die. Mrs. Hunter says the plant is the same as one sees in Califomia.-S

TAXI CAB MURDER ON YONGE

ffl’

Strom, a city taxi man.

beaten about the head and his cloth-

On Tuesday Of This

To Be Taken-Other

(C. P. By Guardian’s Special Wi UITAWA Om 28-An execu

temoon will be the first sitting of the Price Spreads and Mass Buy- ing Commission taking up the worki left uncompleted by the Stevens parliamentary committees.

Public hearings wlli begin

Tuesday with inquiry into the fish- ing industry under way. | Maritime fishermen held a con-'

ference in Charlottetown withini the past week, and six or seven witnesses familiar with the indus- try in Nova Scotia first will be heard. The testimony of represent- atives of the fishing lndustry .ofl Prince Edward Island and New| Brunswick will be given later in the week or the beginning of the following week.

Additional information has been

secured by experts designated hy the government during the sum-

Oli

mer months in regard to the live stock marketing and the pack g industry. This angle of the inquiry was touched upon while the house was in session with packers, drovers and exporters appearing.

l"f`i

ed to throw light on the econo

and financial structure of the can-i

Inquiry Into Maritime Ijishery Problems To Start

.;UsY PROGRAMME, FOR coMM1ss1oN

Week -- Testimony ,;

Of Representatives Of Each Maritime Province

Probes To Follow. .1

M "_

re)‘ making other inquiries and wi!

t _ _ tive present a report. L

session in private on Monday af- A complete study of the millir;

and baking industries had been made over a four months' period. with special attention given to the development of the mill-controlled bakeries. Report upon these iri- quiries also will go before the coni- mission. _'

Reports of government auditors

on the textile and agricultural lm- plement industries, giving a picture of their financial structure. labor and wage conditions will he sub- mitted.

Three other phases of the probe

will be gone into at. the c“-iing sittings. Considerable was hccrd before the sesslnnnl lnv.°st"ro,*lon on the effect. of mass buvlro on the part of large-scale merr“'if~fid- izinz establishments, and further evidence on this matter is to he given.

Also, a complete report hi' ~"”‘-

ors in connection with clooin store mercliandizing will be mod" ir "fl- diiion to evidence on th" ri~”"‘cn of the consumer in relation to the various questions that have arisen.

Government auditors are expect- `It is reported special reference to

the desirability of consumers' standards 'and consumer protection against fraudulent and unethical

both consumers and producers They have been visiting plants a d

ning industry and its relation to

n _ _

merchandizirlg will be made.

w-¢

verses were read by Miss Lucy Mc- the membe S ,_ . .

r presented Miss Tay- wool, of a grayish color. He dleul

Lew' The gms were arranged by lor with alovely gift as a token of next day in the Toronto General 1'.

Mrs' Cuthbert M°m“°m"y' Miss their esteem for their President Hospital

gfgglggnhéf :ESV fo';'°;g;‘ and which the recipient received' Unconscious from the time

- with a few gracious remarks of collapsed on the cottage floor Strom

beautiful gifts and tokens of g

Wm extended t° her °n this mcg' she obtained from visiting the regarding his assailant. Today, th l d d th I i U Ziliodge. Remarks were made by years after his death, the crime e 8 ies B” e “ma nn* Im' several of the members present. still on the records as an unsolved

t After the meeting bridge was murder.

sion. A dainty lunch was served

of the evening was pleasantly spen in social intercourse and music.

PERSONALS

moud was operated on in th' *she wiii address ine Rebekah mined-evidence of i. nemo heme.

Prince County Hospital on Satur da and is doing nicely.-S

"'M"S~ Melvin B°3i°l° °f 'Rich' Mawley House during her visit.

' 1

-Mir. Russell Rogers of Colem

visited the Western Capital on

Thursday.-S

-Mrs. W. K. Lewellyn of Sum- merside is a patient in the Prince

sp _

County Ho ital -S

tal for treatment.--S

sentatives In Mt ’l.

(Sunday) afternoon on the Occ Limited of the C. N. R. enroute

before the commission inqulrln iinto the marketing of fish. In th

Louisburg; L. Behley, West Po

cn. L. W. Fraser of Halifax accom

the fisheries interests in the Mari

Scotia delegation in Montreal.

Brunswick are scheduled to appe

-Miss Frances Gaudet, daugh-

ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaudet of Tilhish has entered the hospi- Randall of the canadian National

Fishermen Repre-

MONCION, N. B., Oct. 28-Rep

reaentatives of Nova Scotia fisher Wlieill' to be old but I have still

(Special to the Guardian)

men passed through Moncton this 3°* B 1°! 01 PGP in H10 Y"-

go Randall. that is a pretty hard re-

Montreal where they will appear ¢l“€-it YO fill- Of collrse. there are

party were Capt. Knickle, Lunen- burg; A. Hanlon, Canso; B. Wilcox,

Digby Co., W. Bellows, Port Moult- Why not advertise in the newspap-

panied the party as representing bit of valuable advice the elderly

times. Dr. M.~M. Coady of st_`and som'/we remarked "Well I am Francis Xavier University, Antig- _going to stay ground for g while enish, N. B., will Join the Nova longer but rm going to get mo,

before the commission on Wednes- day and the delegation will consist of linery Matthews. Camoobello Island, Fletcher I-larvey. Grand- ‘ lnansn: Arthur Haney, Deer Is- land Clams Thompson Chance

in pink and whim for the wcasi n_ She arrived by the aftemoon boat ---

I ~ - '

ood

thanks. alluding to the pleasure

played the prizes being won W Mrs. Lorne Read. Mr. Harold Croc- kett: Mrs. Hazen Phillips and Mr. I-Ieartz Godkin. At the conclusion of play a dainty lunch was served.

Miss Taylor was a guest at the

lodge at Montague this evening and will be in Charlottetown on Tuesday evening.-S

Wife Wanted,

M\ONO'I`ON, N. B., oct. 2'1-Rall-

way employees at times receive some peculiar requests but it re- mained for Police Officer Fred

Railways investigation force hsre to get s. reel poser onthe station platform this morning. A somewhat elderly man approached him and asked can you find me a wife? Rather taken back at the rcouest the wife hunter went on I am quite

lin earnest. I have already had three wives. The last twc I had were kind of hard to manage. in ifact they were regular devils. I may

Well now, replied Police Officer

3 lots of fine looking girls and wom

en heresbouts and while you have come to the right place I would “dvi” Wu to look aroimd and see YUM Wil can find for yourself.

_ ers? They bring results. After this

_ searcher for a shssei- qi his joys

was unable to give any information

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Police found the abandoned taxi

on a side road. In it lay a blood- encrusted railway spike, evidently used by Simms assailant. A dollar _ibill lay trampled in the soft earth near the scene. The side curtains and seats of the taxi were torn and

i Robbery appeared to be the motive. 1 City and county police co-opera- l ted on the case. Strom, well-known y in North Toronto and Leaside, had passed through the northem part of the city in the evening with five passengers, three men and two wo- mlm. Later the same night he had stopped for gas in the same district. At that time he had one passenger, a man, in his calb.

A suitcase found a short distance

from the abandoned taxi contained personal effects. It was identified as belonging to a young man who had worked on a farm a mile or two be- yond the scene of the tragedy. Paid oil by the farmer the previous day he had disappeared.

The verdict of the coroner's jury

specifically named th young farm- hand in connection ii" flic slaying. Police were unable to find him.

ARRANGE BOUT

(C. P. By Gu.ardian‘s Special Wire)

A.MIl-IE-RST_ N. S., Oct. %.-Pr0-

moters here expect to have papers drawn up next week for a fight be- tween Bobby Orr of Jogglns and Bobby Allan of Westville, Maritime welterweig-ht champion. If negotia- tions are successful, Orr will wait until after the flight to undergo a. nasal operation,

Inquiry Will

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‘to me md so my colleagues what course you proposed to pursue when ` the Royal Commission should meet nextweek.Youwccieasledt¢statc your views in me light of wm- pleinta that had been made ll! those who claim to have been in- jured by misstatcments conteiined in the pamphlet.

You will recall that -

leagues were

opinion ibut. ki view cureto statements cmhained in the pamphlet, it was desirable, when the Commission meets next week, that you should make a sta 'indicating the circumstances under

it £3.

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ing, and ex.-pressing regret for my injury that such misstatomenis had _caused to the reputation of any in- dividual or business, and also ln- dicating that the Oommission would afford complainants every opportunli/y to refute such mh- statqnents.

The matter was dismissed by your

colleagues in what I thought was a most amicable manner, md we concluded, as I understood it. with your approval to ad_iou.rn until to- day fcr farther diseumion md ecu- sidsiution. Without such furthu discussion or consideration, you have tendered your resignation stating you find it impossible to accom the viewpoint of my col- leagues and mwslf.

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By heck, I have been here four

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'iuded, ine question or .mics is, undoibtodly involved and. as much has been said about blminess eth- ics, I cannot but think it is the duty of any member of s. govem- ment who is responsible for the publication md circulation of a

let. containin inaccurate

l>9~\'0l>h I statements. to take the earliest opportunity to correct or to with- draw such statements, with an ap-_

propriate expression of regret.

I have read yuan- letter to my

colleagues. You are under a mis-

tomcat

which the pamphlet came into be- '

government, to which I have al-I

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witnesses you deaireto have call- edbcforethe0oinmi.sslcn,riorf'rom obtamhigfromtheniiflle evidence whishyousayiaavnliaiale.

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proposes that the investigation should be carried to a conclusion and that. by every Plvoer method, all material evidence should he inode available which may be ie- quind by the Commission, to en- able it to discharge its duties limi mskeareportlamgladtoobservl you apparently recognize that the government will do its duty in tho) regard, for you express the emil- dent belief that parliament ill iuiplement at the next lesion It ooslstriiotive measures based upon the findings of the commission.

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May I avail niyss

portunity to pay a lndustry and seal as a mdnhter. I is a matter of regret to me that you have chosen to resign r¢.thH than take the course that my col- ileagues and myself suggested, which iwould have strengthened public confidence in the commisotG. maintained the principles of Brit- ish justice and fair play, prompts( the speedy and efficient conclusion of the work of the commission, and secured for its final conclusion and

conception I to what was said yesterday regllding the duties of the chairman of a Royal Commis-

sion who is a member of the gov- ernment of the day. My colleagues

_report an authoiity that would not nightly be questioned.

! Yours sincerely <siznedl R. B. Bennett. _

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