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Maternity Home!

OPEN‘ NEW ‘ HOSPITAL

RADVILLE Saslr, <01’) A dream of till! southeastern Saskatchewan community, was ful- filled early this month when Co- operatives Minister L. F. Mclntoshl Opened the five-storey LEA-bedhos- pital.

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“hope ess” to The Salvation Army.

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children who have become victims of self or circum- stance MUST

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City Chairman, T. D. DeBlois

Campaign Opens On Nov. 2nd.

RED SHIELD APPEAL

" SKUNK SPOILS surran.

CORONATION, Alta. - (CPJ -— A fat goose dangling from hi: hand, a local farmer was on his way home for supper when he spotted something moving in the gross. The goose stayed uncooked and the farmer's pants spent a few clays on the line — it turned out to be a sltimit.

Professional Gard

T. Earle liickey

Chartered Accountant

Office at l5 Granville Street Phone 518

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Optometrist Iyos Examined _ (ilassos Fitted Visual Training Given REGENT TlIl-JATRE BLDG.

Summer Street, Summerslde

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OPTOMETRIST Complete Visual Analyse; Glasses Fitted

SMALLMAINQ BUILDING, I

'I‘he practice of cannibalism, or| tho eating of human flesh by humans, has existed at some time in almost every part of the globe.

No0nan’s Beauty Parlor

SPECIAL

$1.50 pmtirianonir $5.00. Limit- ed time only.

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POULTRY

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Alberton Activities

Mr. Michael White, who has been a patient in the Western Hospital for the past three weeks 1s cori- valesciiig nicely.

~Mr. and Mrs. Wallace liogan left on Monday for, Summcrside, where they will take up residence for the winter months.

It is pleasing to hear that a nuimber of our young men, who went to Ontario several weelss ago have all secured suitable employ- ment.

There was a capacity altciitlance at the Princess Pat. Theatre every evening last wefl- Amongst the popular pictures shown were "The Razor's Edge" and the "Typhoon." Fighting Father Dunne will be presented in the near future.

Master Wendell Matthews who has been a patient in the Western Hospital was able to return home on Tlhursday About a week ago. Wendell. son of Mr. and Mrs Rus- sell Matthews vras punching an empty shcll ivith n hammer, it. cx- DlOded iviili the result. that the ic- moval of a. piece of lead frcm his left hand was necessitated.

An item of unusual interest is the fart that thrcc pairs of twins have boen born in the Western Hospital, Alberton, and the par- ents of the children with the ex- ception of tihe Home twins live in the vicinity of Capo Wolfe. 0n July 31st twin girls were barn to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Costaiu. In August. Mr and Mrs. ‘Thomas Howard's twin girls arrived. in October Mr. and Mrs. Harold Home's twins were born.

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-‘ 11111.5 _GUARDI§§'_ IN MEMORIAM

HOWARD GAVIN 3‘ Tho community of ‘Iignlsh was shocked on trio oveaing of Sep- tember 16th, 1948, when it was learned Howard Gavin had met death by drowning in Gibson Lake. N. B. Ho ihad been employ ed for hhe_post year at St. An- drew's, N. 3., and on tho fatal evening was returning home with other companions and while cross- ing Gibson Lake their small boat sank, bringing sorrow and heart- aches to several homes. Howard Gavin was born at Tig- nish twenty-four years ago, ohe son o! Emily Harper Gavin and the lato John R. Gavin. l-Ie at- tained his education in the local schools. I-le was a veteran oi the last war, having served three years with the Medical Corps of the Canadian Army, and received an- honorable discharge. Howard. was a young man who was very well liked. his thought- fulness and ready smile won for him countless friends who mourn his early death. but cherish tho memory of one they classed as a dear friend While living. I-lls kind- llness will long be remembered but it is in the home where he will be

CHARLOTTETOWN

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and family. Alberton. Tlgnish Branch of the Canadian Legion. Mr. and Mrl. Preston Ellsworth and family. Charlottetown. Patricia Kcough and Mary Han- draihan. . Credit Committee of the Tilnish Credit Union. The Brennan Family. Mr. and Mrs. C. F‘. Morrlssey. Mrs. Robert Day. Montreal, P.Q Mr. and Mrs. Harold lIefIcl.

most missed, for no better son or brother ever lived.

During his school days he was! privileged to be chosen to serve as altar-boy m his parish church, a dul-y he attended to faithfully. He loved his church and was loyal tol his religion. Howard was a mam-l ber of the Society of the Holy Name of Jesus. the League of the Sacred Heart, and a life member of the Central Association of the Miraculous Medal.

Left to mourn tho loss of a dear son and brother are his mo- ther Mrs. John R. Gavin. seven brothers, Terrance, Tlgnish; Clif- ton, Caramat, Ontario; Raymond, Hamiata, Manitoba; Lester. at- tending St. Fmcis Xavier Univer- sity, Antigonish, N.S.; Romey, St. John- N- 13-; George. Moncton. N. B.; and Arnold at home; six sis- ters also survive and are lldirs. Ralph, Mclnnls (Pearl), Anglo- Tignislu; Dulcena, Worcester Mass; Janie. Mount St. Vincent. Halifax; Lena, Eleanor and Maur- een at home.

.On the morning of September 20th ‘tho funeral was held to the Church of St. Simon and St. Jude and was largely attended. The members of the Tlgnish Canadian Legion, in command of Corporal Howard Gaudet, slowly and silent- ly marched in the funeral proces- sion and upon reaching the church formed a guard of honor through which the flag-draped casket was carried by Hector Buote, Roy Mc- Leod, Alphonso Richard. Chester Hogan, Roland Harper and Fred Richard, all veterans and com- rades of the deceased. A Requiem I-ligh Mass was sung by the pas- tor, Rev. J. A. MacDonald, assist- ed by the church choir. services at. the grave were conducted by Father MacDonald assisted byRev. Louis Dooley, and burial was in the family plot in tho ohuroh cem- etery.

May his soul rest in peace. Following is the list. of Mass Cards, spiritual bouquets, mes- sages of sympathy and floral tributes.

MASS CARDS

Mother. brothers and sisters (14) m. and Mrs. Howard Harper] and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gavin. Mr. and Mrs. John M. I-Isndra» han and fantily. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sihea and family. Mrs. clotus Gavin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cllflord Silica and family. Ray Harper, Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Douglas McIntyre.

lVLr. and Mia. Claude O'Meara, Albertnn. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mn. Milton Koough and family.

Mr. and. Mrs. Rowland Gavin and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank IeClsir and family, Suininerside, P. E. I.

Donald Harper.

Roland Harper, St. Andrews, N. B.

Gerard and Margaret DoRoche. St. Catherlnes, Ont.

Lieutenant-Governor J. A. Bor- nard and Mrs. Bernard. Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

family.

Surveying class of St. Francis Xavier University, Antigonlsh, N. S. (5).

Mrs. Jerry Richard.

C. P. McCarthy.

Doctor J A. Johnston and Nor- oen.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Arson- ault and Auldlna. _

Pupils of Tignish, Dalton School.

‘Iignish Catholic Women's Loll- ue. Mr. and Mrs. J. I‘. Slurry and family.

Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gavin. Alma,

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh and B

Summerside, P. E. I. SPIRITUAL BOUQUETS

sisters and pupils. Tignish Con- vent.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harper and family.

Mr. and. Mrs. Reginald Harper.

Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle ‘Irainor.

MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY

Sister Marie Paula. Halifax In- flrmary, N. S.

Sister Anita Vincent, Infirmary, N. S.

Sister St. Cathrino of Elena, Sourls, PE. I.

Sister St. Elizabeth of Portugal, Sourls, P. E. I.

Sister St. Mary Clare. Bummer- side, P. E. I.

Sister Mary Ursula, Mount St. Mary, Charlottetown.

Sister M. Paula, Mount st. Mary. Charlottetown.

'I‘ignish Cat/frolic Women's Leag-

Halifax

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Gerard and Margaret Defaoche. St. Cahherines. Ontario.

lVLrs. Eva Phlllpot, Worcester, Mass.

John and Evelyn Lohair, War- cester. Mass.

Mrs. Helen Murphy, Welsford, N. B.

Terrance and Nfiflhia Farrell. Biggar, Saslt.

Lloyd McLeod, Toronto, Ont.

Nlrs. Bella Graham, Wolsford, N. B.

Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Tingley, Al- bert 00.. N B.

IvIiss Myrtle E. Tingley, Albert 6°» N. B.

Miss Lillian Smith, Worcester, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and family. Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mctrmls and family.

Mr. and Mrs. and family.

Doctor and Mrs. W.A. Shes, Al- borton. P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. George I-feffoll, Capo Traverse, P. E. 1'.

Thomas LeClair

OCTOBER _ 2g,___1fi943

lrlshtovm and liural Districts

Mrs. George '1‘. MacLood h visit- ing friends in Summerslde.

Mr. ClaLr Campbell was s recent business visitor to Summerslde.

—Irls. Mr. Willard Brown mums! home alter visiting in New Giul-

gow, N. S

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hill. trod- ricton, and son Jimmie, spent the week-end in Lrlshtown and Clin- ton.

—The many friends of rm. George T. MacLeod are glad to see her out. again after her recent illness.

Tho numerous friends of Elmer MacLeod. Long River. re- gret to hear of his reccnt. illness at his home.

Miss Irene Paynter, Kerisingtan. spent a day in Irishtown recently, guest of her sister arid brother- in-laiv, Mr. and Mrs. George T MacLeod.

Miss Adeline Campbell, who has been quite ill ‘is conva-le-scinl lt- the home of her sisters, Mrs. Geo!!! MacNeill and Mrs. David Clark. Keaislngton.

Bane Traverse And lliolnity

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__._____-————- ——. Travels in the Church Today" was then delivered by Rev. Weeks. The junior pupils sang very beau- tifully “Jesus Loves Me" and the congregation joined ln singing "In Christ There Is No East 0r West".

A snap brim for fall and this smart looking hat comes in gray and soft shades at blue and brown. it's our most popular liar, Pricot. from $5.00 up.

men's t WEAR

Summerslde

The Island's Smartest Men's Store

Benediction was then pronounced by Rev. Weeks. Potato digging

progressing favourably in this community ln spite of adverse weather conditions. Many farm- ers ore working overtime to har- vest the bumper crop of potatoes. Many farmers have employed men from cape Breton and tho west- ern section of Prince Edward Is- land.

operations are

—Congratula.tions are extended to Mr. Glenn waddell on behalf of this community on his winning of a prize in the Rural Beautific- ation Contest for Prince Edward Island. Not only' has Mr. Waddell increased the value of his prop- erty, but ho has certainly made a

wonderful improvement in our community. Many of the schools in this

vicinity have taken advantage of the opportunity of entering the Music Festival which ls to be held in Sumcnerside. There are a large number of entries for the school choruses, “The Alphabet Song" and "Loch Lamond." We feel this is a wonderful opportunity and training for school pupils.

The Cape Traverse Young Peo- ple's Unlon met at the home of

Gerald P. Murtagh. Charlotte- town, P. E. I.

Mr. and Mrs. Urbain Gaudet. l

Josie and Melvin». Gaudct.

Howard and Claude Shea. St. F. X. Seminary. Scarboro. Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Callagham} Fort Augustus, P. E. I. »

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brennan and family, Black's Harbor, N. B. l

Mrs. Robert Day. Montreal. P.Q.

Evelyn Harper, Montreal, P.Q.

Rita Brodrick, Montreal, RQ.

Mrs. Vlney Smith, Charlottetowml P. E. I.

Eddie and Gertie Richards, St. John, N. B.

Miss Mary Darrell, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Betty Klncli. Toronto. Oxitarlo.

Felicia and Frances DeRnche, St. Catherines. Ont.

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Morris, St. Andrews, N. B.

Helen Verdoner, Montreal. IQ.

FLOWER.

Cross-Mother. Spray-Brothers and sisters. Spray—.Boys of_ 6t. Andrew's Camp. Spray-Mrs. I-Ieien Wolsfoivi, N.

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-Wrosbh—!'rod Cameron. N. B. Wreath-Branch of ‘rlgnish Oah-

ldian Legion. Cut mowers-Pearl Cumming

Miss Evelyn Bell on Thursday evening, October 2i. Iii the ab- sence of the president. it was

moved and seconded that Mrs.

|James Paynter be president for

the evening. The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- and roll was called. A large number of members then paid their membership fees. There was also a large number of visitors present. The Young Poo- pleis convention which is to be neld at Margate United Church was discussed and this Y.P.U. dc- clded to attend. It was then sug- gested by Davld Murphy that» members get up two one-act plays this fall and the suggestions were heartily approved by all. A coni- mlttce was appointed to pick out plays and this committee included Mrs. Ralph MacCaull. Miss Evelyn Bell, Mrs. Albert Craswell and Mr. David Murphy. The next. meeting ls to be held at. Mrs. James Payn- ter's. The lunch committee for next meeting are, Mrs-Paul La- Voie, Mrs. Albert Craswell. and Mrs. Arthur MacMicken. Collec- tion amounted to $1.50. It was moved by Mrs. Ralph MaoCaull and seconded by David Murphy that tho Y. P. U. funds be placed in the bani: and keep a running amount. to cover expenses. The cle-

proved,

and stall’. 5t. John, N. B.

CARD or THANKS i

Mrs. John R. Gavin and family are most grateful to Reverend J. A. MacDonald and Reverend Louis Dooley for their kindness and thoughtfulness during the great sorrow they were called upon to bear; to all who‘ sent. Moss Cards, spiritual Bouquets. Messages of Sympathy and Flowers or who ao-

P. E. I. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin MacDonald

slated in_ any manner to alleviate their grief. -

votlonal period was Christian Fel- |lowshlp by Albert craswell and gtho theme was "The Bible". It iopened with hymn 2B, "’I‘he Heav- {ens Declare Thy Glory Lord." Mrs. iOraswelllread the Scripture taken from Psalm 119, verses 8D to 104. .Mrs. Ralph MacCaull than led- in iprayer. A short discussion follow- led and hymn aes, “Vlfhoso Is On iThc lord's Bide?" closed tho do- votional period. An interesting contest on Island doctors was then lput on by David Murphy. Lunch was served and the meeting closed with the Mlzpah Benediction.

WHILE THEY LAST SINGLE STRAND . ._._,. . DOUBLE. STRAND ' TRIPLE STRAND ' FOUR STRAND

FIVE STRAND Theoo pearls are even of

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......_.,.... $1.00 Hus Taxi .15) 2.00 Plus Tax ( .50) 3.00 Pius Tax ( .75) 4.00 Pius Tax (1.00)

. . . . . 1N Plus Tax‘ (1.25) a In tor quality than the onos that

proved In popular lost your and vr loh sold so readily. They oonto

rid are a moat suitable, gift. They

‘will definitely not be in regular supply. Mail Orders Proinptiy Filled

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JEWELLER

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TOWN 0F SUMMERSIDE

October 30th, ‘i948, is the FINAL DATE for payment of I948 Taxes before publica- tion in the local press of the names of all those in default as at November. lst, I948.

Kindly bring tax notice when making payment

AUCTION SALE

I35 acro farm in good stats of cultivation. A nino room- ed liouso with sun porch and bath in excellent condition. Largo barn and machine house, good hon liouso. Stock con- sists oi l Percheron more 6 years old; I Puro lrod Percheron

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milcli cow 3 years old; 2 young cottio and one caif;'i00, your- oldlilns. New l-row Hall potato sprayer; now Cociishutt lidY mower and one new Coclisliutt hay-rake. Ono now rubilfl

tired

opacity; i largo cream can; Enterprise kitchen range; Enter-

prise

homm; bay fork and rope; forks and shovels; quantity 0i lioy and oats and l I-2 ocro of turnips. Otlm articles too num- erous to mention.

NOTICE io- TAXPAYERS

OF THE '

Real Estate Tax Personal Property Tax

Permanent Street and Sidewalk As- sessmenrs

Poll Tax.

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AT SPRINGFIELD On Saturday, Oct. 30th., i948 at l PM.

5 ypgrs old; l Pure bred Perclieon horse l5 months; '1

farm wagon; l now Rontrow crogm separator, 600 ll!-

turnacotto; 2 Congoloum squares, Gold Soul; new team

Open tor inspection October 28th. Houio cloud day 0i

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