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J A N I A i ti l. I Y Home Service Department Jae Canada Starch Company limited

has been favoured for its quality. Now, this quality product comes io you with "The New Look" -— a bright new container as gay, colourful and good-looking as it is modern and practical — easy-opening, easy-pouring

-— no waste-the cone-top tin-"The New look."

From one woman to another, here's the tip that's going the rounds: “Be sure to buy Crown Brand

In the new cone-top tin when next you visit vour grocer.".

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j-ensisea on Thursday, Nov. ll. lseginnin, at' l p.m., the following high olel lire stock and implements, consisting of three extra good work lsﬂsee in show ring condition: ionr superior milk cows: tour iat eat- ' Ole; four cattle, l 1-! years old; three calves; brood sow; nine young ~' : two grown hogs. Implements: Binder; hay mower; my one; ay loader; iarns wagon: damp cart: sectional seeder; smoothing narrow;

l. F. Hunter. ILO. I

Dales: grain crusher; iann engine and threshing outfit: potato digger; onuulnnﬂ‘ "I"! IMIYI; W006 "ﬁlth: drivinl aletlll; harness. doable anil sings; Complete Visual Analyses all all snail articles ioand on a large and well-equipped terns. ma”. nu“

SMALLMAN’! BUILDING lnmrneraide, Ell. PHONE 70d

‘I'll-I! CAUII. l! lay I unlit nle en next fine day. IUGII I’. MOIIIBON. Aaetlonen.

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Tignish

Miss Teresa Doucetie. ‘rigniah. spent last Monday in Summcrside with iriends.

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Ellsworth. skinners Pond. are enjoying a visit with several oi their children who reside in Amherst, N. S.

Messrs. Wallace Ready and Prank Hogan. Christopher's Gross. were Pest week-end guests o! Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace. Elmsdale.

Mr. Arnold Gavin. 'I‘ignish spent last. Saturday in Summerside. the guest oi Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hei- fell.

. -Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Perry. St. Louis spent the past weekend in Tignish. the guests o! Mrs. Perry's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Narcisse Richard.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Bernard leit Tignlsh by automobile on last wlednesday ior St. Catherincs, Ou- tario. where theyplan to spend the winter months. —Tig.

Miss Mildred O'Brien and Miss Margaret Ready. leit their Christo- pher Cross homes on Wednes- day morning last ior Toronto, On- tario, in which city both girls have accepted positions.

Mr. and Mrs. Austin Handrahan spent a week recently in Char- lottetown and Souris. While in Charlottetown they were the guests oi their daughter. Mrs. John Connolly. Mr. Cononlly and iam- ily and in Souris they visited with zmothcz‘ daughter. Mrs. Melvin Mc- Quaid and Mr. McQuaid.

Congratulations are extended to lvir. and Mrs Basil Whalen whose marriage tvas solemnized at. Sacred Heart ohuroih, Alberton on wed- ncsday morning. November 3rd Mrs. Whalcn “as the former Lil- lian Morrissey. daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morrissey. North Cape. Iihe newly weds will reside 1n Kildare and their many Tignish friends oiier them best wishes ior many years 0i’ happiness.

The second evening oi the auc- "011 iﬂfllhfive tournament sponsor- ed by the Tignish C. W. L. was held on Wednesday evening No- vember 3rd. and was a splendid success both socially and iinanciai- ly. The winner at cards was Mrs. Camille Ohaission and Mrs. Peter DesRoches was the winner oi the door prise. This tournament is tak. mg place in the Legion Home with three more evenings to play. BROH‘. -MAC ONALD

WEDDING

-An account oi the following wedding. which took place recently in Calgary, Alberta, will be oi wide interest to many relatives and friends on the Island. The bride is a niece oi ltilrs. G. .W.

Phillips. Summerside, and Mrs. Isaac Clarke, Charlottetown. “Re- pcating the golden tones oi

clirysauthemtims which banked the

church altar ior the ceremony,

were the irocks oi the bride and

her attendant at the quiet wedd-

ing in Christ Church, Elbow Park,

Friday evening, at. which Janet

Kathryn MacDonald. pledged marri-

age vows with Dennis W. Brown.

“The bride, who is the widow

o! the late Donald J. MacDonald

oi Glace Bay. N. 8.. is the daugh-

ter oi Mrs. J. G. Sheriii oi Calgary

sud the late Major Sheriii o!

Glace Bay. Ni S., while the 8100111

is the son oi Mrs. W. D. Brown

oi Calgary and the late Mr. Brown.

Rev. W. l-l. H. Crump oiiiciated at

the nuptials and the bride was

given in marriage by her brother-

in-law, V. L. Donahue. For her

marriage the bride chose an ailer- noon irock oi gold satin brocade.

styled on princess lines with square

neckline. and complemented with" a model hat oi palomino psnne

velvet accented with shoulder

length veil trimmed with Lrride-

scents. He: acoesaoris- were in

palomixio tone. and she carried a

iloral mutt o! Talisman roses bronze mums and violets. As her sister's only attendant. “rs. V. L. Donahue chose a frock oi amber satin. iashioned on classic lines and worn with a matchinz hi" ieaturing trim oi turquoise blue plumes. He: accessories toned with her irock and she carried e. coloni- al bouquet oi Talisman mess, bronze munu and violets. Robert Mamini was groomsman and Kenneth MacLure presided at the organ throughout the service. A reception ior immediate relatives oi the bridal couple was held at the bride's home ioliowing the ceremony. when the llldo all! groom were assisted in receiving their wedding guests by the bride's mother and the mother o! the groom. The former chose s troy ensemble with black trim and a oorsage oi red roses. Whi1¢ a sequin-trimmed black irocls with matching sequin trimmed hat was worn by Mrs. Brown» WM" 9°!‘ sage was oi red roses.

"Bouquets oi giant and tbaby mums in bronze and gold tones were arranged on the bride's table. which was lighted with white cathedral tapers in candelabra.

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' ' "r" Mr. B. I... Nicholson periormed

' .. 5W5!” Tom" horrors at the oaiiee urn and es-

uc a T. Earle Hickey i stating o. serving were u... s. .1.

j Canada uses more than 8.500.000 Anderson. sister oi the bride, Mrs.

~I Chartered Accountant ' pounds oi sugar daily. Prank Hawthorne, Mrs. A. L.

l ' n ivoanono Oiiloe n . Nicholson ‘and Miss noéesainnéim i l lil Granville Street 21st" P'°1’°"

t "W" l" --M'.. and. am Brown m: 1mi-

J 1' noun; sneer instrlsotions oi Waldron Utewart, r will eell on an 8010mm“ for Venwvv" "1"" ""7 "m

spend their horiymoom ti" W159 travelling in a brown wool suit. with trim oi beaver. a matching ciochc hat. with two‘ tone beige and brown leathers and accessories in tone. On their return they will make their home in Calgary." — The Albertan.

MONTREAL —- Formation o! a municipal smoke burelu to de- velop a program ior elimination oi poisonous industrial iumes from t-tliair ls being considered at city

msdale and Vicinity

Mrs. My Olohossey spent a iew days recently at the home of her parents. Mr.‘ and Mrs. A. D. O'Brien.

Mrs. Claude MaoNeill was s. re- cent visitor to aummerside at the home oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prank callback.

-—M.iss Lois Morrison of lloslin- dslo. Mass. recently spent a brief holiday with her grandmoth- er. Mrs. R. A. MaicDougsll and her aunt, Mrs. J. W. O'Brien.

Friends in this community re- gret to learn oi the death recently in Charlottetown oi Mrs. James Whalen. a iormer highly respected resident of Alberton. Her iuricral was held to the Sacred Heart Church. Alberton. and was largely attended.

A large number oi iriends in- vaded the home oi Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. A. D. O'Brien on October twenty-second to honor their daughter, Angela, at a post-taup- tial shower. Thc bride-to-be was 1 escorted to a prettily decorated seat M honor by Miss Beatrice O'Brien to the strains oi “Haste to the Wedding" played by Mr. Alfred Gillie. The numerous gifts, consisting oi linen. china. silver and money were opened by Miss Mary O'Brien while Miss Mai-y Giilis read the accompanying verses and good wishes. Miss Mar- garet Ready and Miss Lois O'Brien arranged the giits on the table. The bride-to-be in a iew well- chosen words thanked all ior the lovely giits. Then all joined in singing "For She's A Jolly Good when” after which Angela was duly wounced." A dainty lunch was served and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Later all departed wishing Angela and her iuture husband every hap- piness through married lite. l

Friends are welcoming Mr. James O'Brien irotn his most en- joyable motor trip to Kentucky. He went by way oi New York and then to Lexington, Kentucky via Washington. D. C. He describes the trip through the Blue Ridge Mountains as most picturesque. At Lexington, he. in company with his brother. Mr. Harry O'Brien oi Albert/on. his nephew. Mr. William O'Brien oi New Jersey. with whom they made the trip. and Mrs. Wm. O'Brien. had the privilege oi visit- ing the Castleton Farm. the Hau- over Shoe Farm. the Two Gaits Farm B-nd the Walnut Hall Farm. wher they sew such notable horses as Guy Abb. 2.08 3-4, sire oi Grey- hound. l.55 1-4. the world's trot- ting champion. Volomlte 2.03 1-4.

BARBARA Arm snot-T SIIMMERSIIIE 51156 0/ 2025mm: 740w

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Fri. and Sat. — Nov. 12th and 13th

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WAS Now BROWN ovro consv ................ ..s229 $99 SEAL ovro RABBIT . . . . . . . . . . . . 19a 5g. MOUTON PROCESSED LAMB .. 19a 139 SEAL ovso RABBIT ...... 249 168 iiusikArlnsiilcoTifi-Tfifésoﬁ}, MOUlON Process» LAMB .. . 219 1'39 MINK ovso CONEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘259 157,; noun». PROCESSED LAMB .... .. 29a 23f, dint ﬁEEfMusRR/ir ............ 45o 28;; BLACKWPEAltTSlAN PAW ......... 39a 283 elicits]: RACCOON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 45o 29S DARK MUSKRAT . . . . . . . .. 47s 29g Sll-LVER nceazsn .................... .. 49s 350 NATURAL MUSKRAT .. ....... s29 39g iiusiiiﬁ? BACKS . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. s95 450 'Rus‘s|’AN‘rERsiAN"LAMB7TTTiTs9s€i§5

TERMS

Pay cash or budget if you prefer. Monthly payments may be arranged to suit your own convenience.

TWO DAYS

BARBARA A ANN SHOP

Scotland 1.59 1-4, Algiers 1.58 4-5.

nut Hall Farm was s. ITIOHUITIGH‘ —01'1!inal size oi_ horse-oi Guy Axworthy. sire oi Bud Axwnrthy Also saw tomb stones oi’ inmons horses oi past such as. Peter Vclr and Gaity Lee. dam oi Bud Ax- worthy and grnnddam or Leo's Nightmare. owned by James O'-

"Mighty Sim" ioi‘ $28,000. —.

Phonograph 1.56 1-4 and others. ﬁnfgllmn glﬁlqunczii 5 wzcidegc: ——‘=' And they had the leasure oi ‘a i" Ten 5m"? l! {

seeing the million dollar Whirla~ "Lee" “'35 '1 family "Bmf- The E. E' Parkman‘

way. world's champion runner. also PM?” 515° "isii-Pd the 511N011 Op’r.D.. R.O.

Bu“ L", gmmce p15” sun Again Sales at Walnut Hall Farm WIIGYC o T H

and others a; the Calumet 5mm; the most outstanding sales were: E‘? 0:152:15;

Farm. Oi special interest at Wal- "MM Axaln" for $5.000. and élfzle-ximaz‘ w '

curs. which have been ilniigonians moans of trnnsport for mnny years. ure to be sold for scrap iron be ginning in December.

Visual Training Given sonar srmucr CARS Rglfﬁgzr

erside ; HALIFAX-Tho old yellow street

EGYPT‘! POPULATION The poulation oi Egypt is about 160001100 persons.

Blow out, you bugies, over the rich Dead! There's nope ot these so lonely and poor o! old, But, dying, has made us rarer gifts than gold. These laid the world away; poured out the red

Sweet wine of youth; gave up the years to be

Of work and Ioy, and that unhoped serene,

Thai men col! age; and those who would have been Their sons, thev gave, their immortality.

CENTRAL CREAMEglES {muéc/

summsnsios -

»-Rupert Brooke.

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