willbeginimmed-

ctthis warehouse postdvernou with

wharf d steusi

enthusiastic meeting was Cano Eslriont last Monday which was attended by all

inthesurroundingdis

over by Mr Wilbert

n .

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-arrive.-if w- _gy-

éli

MacDonald in the City Hospital iaat Sunday, Nov. oth, the city has lost an upright and honest citiaen, an excellent tradesmsn and one whotookakeeninterestinail branches of spurt.

wsnnmo. scans-one oi the

|eason's Quiet ‘and pretty weddings took place on Wednesday evening. Nov. 701. at the Malpeque United Manse, when Dorothy Elica., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester' Simpscn, became the bride of liv- erettCh_arles,sonofMr;andMra Pieston Beairsto. ldalpecue. Miss Margaret Cousins’ eoteq in gh., osvsoiiy of bridesmaid. while Mr. 31'\l°° 'fhvlnnevn ably supported the groom ' '

With tbepasslngof Pranels J. Apsettyweddingwaslolemnl-ltd

` _' . 'are

or Bhd

' On 'nu previous occasion was the

Remembrance Day service more fittingly celebrated at the War

S NEWS BUDGET -FOR OUR SATURDA

on0otobeu‘3latlD.m atColling wood East Baptist Church when Olive Jean, only dsughibl' 01 Ml' \ndM.\'s. W. R. Burk 0! V&n~ mum, B, 0., became thebride of lk. John Clarence Bel. ebb of the lltelh'-andMi‘l.J. J. Bell 0! mltou,'l>ruws comm Island.'ltev. G. `H. Barber officiatin¢~

WEDING ll-LLB--A_t the Mme.

of the bride, Meadcwbs-lik. P.l‘-I.. Wednesday evening at 6.30 p-In-. Nav. 'lth, by Rev. D. K. RNS. BA. Waiter Theophilus Ling of Wheat- ley River to Henrietta Carolyn Bows-rd. daughter of Mr. and M-rl-, Herbert Howard, of Meadow Bank.| The wedding march was played by~ Min Ling. sister of the groom.

BROWN AND DONALD WQD-

DING-A very pretty wcddibl was solemnised at the home of Mr. and

Mnnumsnt than it was yestcrdnl'

' ~ ins

' ' ' _ ` ning, No . 1 t, when Mr. H.R.. stewart. and wreaths wsre_C

wvem ‘xi anti? ltuugi- itlliheltrrsdytvllngslit oauriitxr. 'Dorothy Pl°°°d It the foot of the wsr mem- ' h sos ofoituens lined -the streets myths seems the bride oi ur. will The I-ost Post and Rsvoille and assembled at _the monument Fred Donald. Sea view. The care- W°“;h_5°“l¥d°d bl' mill" Wiilliml

` in tb oerem ‘many was performed by the Rev W 5°” J

Mrs. John A. :Brown New London.

KENSING- _ _e re- departure of

its

E2?

TON

1 this' wech. Mr.

Mrs. Condon _have rssidsd in

Bummersids for iéiqendrgf, twelve' Yea-rs where Mr. was sec- tion foreman on the C.

is ieaving,to take up sition at Kdlllillttdh.

Condon .willldreoaive

some ,by o ,friends , Kensington was the

home. B.

. ,Zsr itat; 3§¥s

- as

former ‘

c letting of the Bel- a large assemblage of

sur-rounding districts

usasy lor tho' ..r°.f:‘:~......, Rev. D. L. Grif-

Mr. Skinner conduc-

ted the service, which consisted of app ri ie hymns d

ro s an prayers. An piraig address was delivered by

§§§5s 5

3° 9“m°i9°"° _ ° my' ~ 1 tim' Following the outdoor service the P‘“`“‘u”3 with °h° '°t“m°d mm” 1°' ‘Milam l,f§:'.xl;e:r°°:;1§° zrlmqi regular sunday- morning service was'

who wore their decorations and

also berets, colored according to “‘°" ‘““’°‘°{‘h“’ °§1§”§,dmd§‘§‘§ nmzasi. ssavlcas-'rss gtilziltsstfeti zh'io§:i{uDm}l"lg;ru;s1§]\§i§ S w°"' we” ° y funeral or Pouoo ouioer rm sermon. taking as his theme the b

held in the church. during which the|

Mounted Police, the Royal Called- _ -

_ Bl ch rd hich was larltly at-,movement for world peace and the

ian Naval Volunteer Reserve Co;n imffed "w“whe1d ,mm hu hte _"_|1eud¢¢ghip in gm, mgvemmt www WHY- md the Frm" Edw‘“'d ", ’ K n mm yegw-.|ls devolving more and more upon

lane Highlanders. Headed by the HWM- °“'“‘W’ , me ch“w,m_

Legion Band and marshallad by

day morning to Bt. Dunstans Bas-

- i

Legiml Vice President H- R. I-45788. uw* when Requiem Huh M-lf Th mn ‘I fm hte Mr _ RD _ me mm “med mm me Lemon was celebrated by Rev. Wm. Mon £6” tg* ° e9 ‘mm use re;

engine, injuring the knee cap. B.

vnmry shown.-A most on ' 1. .ioysblo time was spent last evening ntrraln' ras'r|rnnsY-At the at the home of Mrs. J A Young. 21 gnu”-y luncheon yesterday two

received many beautiful and useful 13;). ce;-dr, were given to the can

ti/Oklid ll MY! G0°dWlh °P¢l\¢d N10 work at once. It was also decided parcels and read aloud the accom that an opportunity may be given vsnyins sood wishes in verse Dano to any individual or firms who may i bfldke and SUM! WNW 0° H1836 have been overlooked to contribute 'home 0h u the remainder of a highly pleas to the worthy cause of helping the c'eiock in Int 0V°hlt\¢ Ind ¢°Wll’¢ll 1l1ld11l8l\t crippled children fund and other Lean

a delicious luncheon was served by philanthropic objects. It is pro- the hostess The ssthsrins dispersed posed to appoint u committee from liter Mllinl ina1ns'ii'il'8he'el~7°lly the notary Annes to work among Good Fellow' and showering the the ladies. notarians G. 1'. Hut- Nmlt brde with an avalanche of elissori and l-l. G. Rogers were wel-

oonfstti-Molwion 'limes cornea back to the cius alter their, more

-_- absence abroad. The meeting was

The death occurred at an early presided over by Rotation R. E.

hour Saturday morning of Police Mutch and Itotsrian N. D. Mac Cfficer Frederick C. Bl/ '~hard, Lean. the latter being chairman of

son or Mrs and the late Clement the auction comniittee.

Blanchard, at the early age of 33 - --

at Alberten open- ovar two hundred

six classes. 'Die

the larg-

entries

- the

of Mr. W. I-I. C. Ruthvsn and' U J E Mccague of Allison, On-

reaentativs of the Veterinary Gen- eral's Department at Ottawa.

and some good prices have been paid for choice sllvers. S.

The Army and Navy Ciub's an-

was a very colorful affair.

Brigadier Hertaberg, C. M. G.. D.

Club. Mrs. MacDonald. Col. U. _.Gu Dawson, V. D, Senior Omccr of the i garrison and Mrs. Dawson. The music was furnished by Blanc!-iard's Orchestra. l

There passed away at her home,

Fiat River, Nov. 5, 1934, Mrs. Flora

sons and seven daughters, she was

woman and highly esteemed by a large circle of friends. Bha leaves to moum her five step-daughters besides a number of nephews and‘ nieces.

ll am plae l -

Mr Thomas Butler a prosperous en 3;,-egg, theme b l811¢n. 39"!! Mile BW- TM ‘MY | and prominent farmer of Giengsry 533%-,fmggllf prime and G,-aft; police officers and a representation ;lq*;‘;°°5¢g’h:;‘;tU 1g31i§|i:z»| Lot 'l passed sway on l-“ridsy streets to the monument. nom 'Nm t-11° R- °- M- P- l“'°°*°°d "1"_ WM., ,,’ R,,,,,,,,;,,,, mg., Mu, ,,,_,{ morning about 1.30 at his home 1045 ,,m_ .mm the eievmgh hom-| hoarse. The ps-1-1 bearers were celebrated by BML “mer Mun_ay_.t after only two ooys ulness or in the Fire :esll toned at intervuls oi'Msssfs~ Rsliih Flash H°“’°1"; sh, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, tm, d,,.,¢,,_ Wim” l"°””°"‘°¥°° twenty seconds- s’°°‘°' Wm' D°"u"' m°h”‘ ters Mrs. Muses Pmetu Hope mv-

Mr Butler was a. native of Glen , -ph, wtemony -was 1,,-;¢f_ bug' Langell, Carl Mclnnis, and Clifford an Prank Hlmmm; chN_1one_;

gary and was the son of the late pe;-mp, mere impressive my this Mctllilgan. Servlets; at 5:6 INV" Ronald .nd Huolm hu. hom, u,d_ .it .lst 1 .2 ~-°°,."..~ -‘i'i'.,'~":.“‘.‘;-:‘“i..;;‘...."° $....‘r.°“““°””‘ ’ ”' ””" °“°““"-1”'-“°““.i.“°’»

Ca .’ e o sr » ., w o An ew

isgitubslg-“in 0:; sfgggaomfxf 31:; ideals chgrus argl” accomrianisiil by _""‘ §r'Ea,°§go'rlott2fomf";ine also

e a n e Ban . Wren W0!! P509 _ leaves to cum ll. at ter,

is-bwwd for may years in the in urs root oi the monument by His _As£;“Es,’f,'§m2§, '§vf,,,f°,§fg ms, nnusrlfnonsnsu, §?'mu§2wn.' t°"°t° °! uw C°“°°r"uv° 9"” H°°°‘“' U°“"°“°“t G°"m°' De' purchased from some of the best N3-. Ind H150 WW” 8°V°1\ Find' for his district He was a faith.ul Blois, Premier the Hon. W. J. P. ranches in Prmce county md amid;-en; | membv °f Bt Mlfks Ohufsh. lot MacMillan. His Worship Msyoriqwem County summmm, 1,," 'rue pau bearers were Joseph

Kennedy. Brlasdier H- P- H-‘Mmdw mmm, .D ,M niche, welsh. samuel smitmsustiu Rural.

'NIIHQ IIS IBN 'D0 m0I.|.l’u by hill Kertnbelg, U.M.C., D.B.O., M-U-. . George Bridge;

suddm dfmlssn hash! widow, four and by representatiylis of thigilitefy

sons, Ear Jo G eland Frank units, fraternal a o so- ' ‘ '

sin tivo ususntsrr, Mrs ssnnsti sistiss, uns private oitueus. -§‘,§b";'m'12‘;,°" °,“°Q,,,f§f,‘§§§f§,4m°',,'§;

Hows-rd.Mrs l'*rsnkCoicoran Atl1a.m.sharpsgunsounded. '

2: Johnmlvngm gi itil: t mail: bgdveiimbtwounhiitmptszyzru buds "ro ficiatsd at the grave -.Moncton pap

., an a a s e . _ - -

one sister urs oem' in norton nov. (cept) le. Moorhead Le-,ms “;,'°n§§‘; 'ggi His mother, lm lautisl- who rt sais. D.D..Uhao1sin-of thshesion. Pm” com., fm. om, make, “A” Wm* hh b"°m°\' Frm* "id mm ‘°°°“*d the t°“°hm3 un” °f ' on the Island as many of the fox- tWD Oiihkl' Ntbtllfl PS»t¢‘l'1Ck I-lid ILIXTCDBQ B1nY°U'5 W" P9975: ‘men wish to improve their stock

Simon also residing in Clengary “'I'hoy shall YNY not Old. ll WG

Much sympathy is felt for the that are eft grow old;

l>ueovea!imit|gh1m funeral is Ass shall wtavganry them. nor the

'AUDI Ploe nloming from WU' °°n -

st mu-in cnuron not -1. At the wins dm °f W °““ “‘° nal sau asia last mslit st tus cau-

-_-- in th’ m°'mm¢ adian National Hotel was graced by

Mrs ami Condon was honour We will \`°'“¢““’°" °h°'“~"' tlis presence of His Honor Lieu- ed by her friends after the reru 'nm f°“°"°° th* '°‘““”“' °f|tenaut Governor nenlois soo so-s.

lar meeting of the Ladies Social the Last Post by Bugler Benj.\DeB1°m_

Club ef Trinity Iymged qhm-¢h_ Doircn, of the R..C-N.V.R..C., and .N About me_huM_,.°d md m,nty_ "bmi wls Mid on Friday evsnins il" 'mini °f lm" ’“°F‘““°°"* nvs couples attendee the ball which

l ‘° °~ “°'~ °‘ my °°~‘~ or me rf ....'°“‘..°.:;

e es an

Mrs Condon, who has been |, camps during the War: “O God _ _ _ _’ Dm" omm wm_ zlenibeviingf $2 Clgeb fog' some years OHL lRlP ;;\stA=:_seP°;';°"“_m hymn fgoni Huigx was present

ea h r usband and 0 i stofthe 1 .Onenter =

family tc xuide in Kensington and was oomiudeldiélhsl ,clear hbug:ie|3elégl\ll:m were :le £13” d by Msg. the Ju48e ordered that the lands

. ' e ,,

;‘::..llz.'<:.“ii.~;.::.°.:.:l'.°;'..ll; tt.. r . W- J- M-°D°~“°~ °f ---» -W ---

gigwin s tsnsielo way. mrs o1o;.eu;v,i'til;s"<3h°d- Sm Th°t§:“§é';

Ramsay vice President f c ceremony. -

was called upon to make the pres Grabs paraded to their Home by optzgleon or guuttle gut on behalf way tg! gum gs fm- e mem our e u _an c or -

Mrs. Condon in acknowledging y ing the salute in front of the Bank

the gift said that she had found of Montreal. _

hor lnembershio with the club a 'rtllsn/ly ,MaoR.no, widow or the late Donald pleasant and profitable one and re -SLIGHT ACCIDENT - Mr. 1 Ma¢g_,e_ M,-,_ Mmm, was bam gretted her departure from among Philip Martin of Duvar met with|75 ye," 53° 5; mm, sends, me them a slight accident a few days agol youngest dwghgn of Dm-mid mee.

Miss Minnie Wright president of which will necessitate his being Neill and me wife Mery Mmwi.

the club and others spoke in terms confined to the house for a few' lan and of a family of eleven, four

__ of regret that Mrs Condon was days. He was working in the barn

I *leaving them A social hour with where a gasoline engine was run-_~ me inet 4-me to pee; awey_

Nmmmmtl bwulht the cvenh1g|l-ling and his leg became caushtl She was a most sincere christian

10 I 121050-5 between the belt and pony of the

Ronald McDonald

The late Mrs. Bell received the

,last Sacraments from Rev. Father Fleming, of the Holy Redeemer Church. Rev. Father Dougan of-

ars please copy.

WEDNESDAY The many friends of Mrs. L. G.

Orr, French River, are sorry to hear of her continued illness. Al- though somewhat improved at the present time she has been confin- cd to her bed for the past four weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs W. G. Gillespie, Failing Bt.

-COURT ol" CHANCEBY-

Judge Saunders held a session of the Court of Chancery in Sum- rnerside on Tlladay when the ad- ministration of the liistate of the late Alfred Gcrrill of Glenwood in Prince County, was before the Court. After hearing some evidence

and personal property be sold and

parties interested. Mr. Thane A. Campbell, K.C., for the Complain- ant and Heath Stieaig, K.C. for the Defendants.-S.

FUNERAL SERVICES-Tile fu-

neral of the late Peter Gauthier was held yesterday morning from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. A. LeCia.ir, 112 Richmond Street, to Bt. Dunstan's Basilica where a High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. Eugene Murray. Ths pall-bearers were Messrs. John F. Martin, Joseph Storey, Capt. James Reach, Law- rence Caudet. Richard Quinn and Capt. Jerry Doucette. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Louis Dougan.

The angel of death cams sud

. .°li'UNli:BAL

funeral of Montague

GUS

very

week in

last of a

was a highly re-,

sixty-four member Rev. C.

the service

14 14

Lord Four

town the

"88

his seventy-fifth year. _

Immediate relatives surviving

are two sisters. the Misses Catli-

amin Condon erlrie and Mary Macrleili, living on Mil.

the homestead. ' -_-- - .

WEDDING BELLS--The marriage

took place at 6.30 yesterday morn- ing in the Holy Redeemer Church

Miss Annie Bernard of Tirnish

he cel-emonybeing witnessed' by

2? parties who were unattended.

ter the ceremony _A delicious reak ` .

b fast was served by Mrs J. Alfred Doylii. the g:oom's sister. the

t d

Garfield Macleod. llbrest Hill, on

r-rlcoy evening Nov. 9. loci. Mr! woax .rr assn.ros-wora-

ohn C. MacBeth and his bride

sentation made. bv Miss Helen

Burdett. Mr. MacBeth on behaifl --

his bride, in a few well choseni Mm of the c_ “_

of -

At a recent m g

“'°’°“ "“”’f§d.,";§“§°m,f’,'e,'f,b2.;,2‘,,° is A tus new oiiieers for th. you

society for e re . '

~ were installed.

*‘P°°“°t "l°°°° °‘l"’° | nov. lu. J. smith or xinirsra.

hand beaten brass vase was dedi- cated by Rev. C. J. St. Clair Jeans.

The vase was the gift af Mrs. An- r' '. nie muman nebum, in memory or 3”: “"e,"0°,,h." T",",,°,'§:_,“1°§¢|(,?,"§'¢(:,',-.,.,,,,§| her brother, the late Percy Nor- “li !,,_ amd” md

man Enmarl, a life long member Anem' ' Jmeph _l of the oliui-ch and at one time on,J°h“ ."’°°’“‘“"' 5"” “°" '“°“‘_ -

the Board of Managers. 'I‘he vase gg;'fat,f_';;"bym‘§;`?°dmmt‘ém°.g§ :_ i stands sixteen inches high and is suited Rev Dr' Mebhellan 'VG six inches at the base, a very beau- by t iam; t d 'h."'h_' fu mL Th m_.A short en ei- en an rc

ti i and fitting memo e cription reads "In loving memory'n.‘§;;tf_g'°ugm tm evenmg to I'

G°°|'B° 3*” md' of my brother, Percy Norman En- ° '

msn. law-loco." in-sl mourn war ,wEDDmG"°°"BEus Tumms £;`;g:r!ym°!D§,‘:1‘g:,"'E;' ,gut 13.3' of Mr. and Mrs. Adam McLure.

S ' e °' 5 Montague, was the scene of a very

Hodgson and Miss -Mulrhead of mnmstm event ml .rhundty Ottawa, relatives of the late Percy ammomg when meh, aughm' f,’§2;“',e',‘I,°,,'° ";°’°“” “t "‘° "°‘”' rllsis Bessie, become the bride or

°°' ' ur. wurreo 'riioruton wattsi-worth,

nzlmmnltmca nAY - A very °°° °‘ R°"' *nd Mn' v.Z7’x,.":°u';’f

large crowd attended the Armistice M M°m'”u°' Tm’ °°”p service at tn ent wnoatls “‘°“°°d~ R‘°"~ W' W_"“°"'°"“’

C m0nwn , y

River, on sunday last. The number °°"f°“'m'd tm wfggg, ftwmg °"°‘°“° md me “"‘°°“’ '°"°’°""° in tm Wu °ili n:'necl:mly uaitrrrlim ram nlornln oviaont was a gratifying token that “xii” fm °'-"dd, 0” A t I an “umm the sacrifices of our noble dead have °' me °"¢“°"“7n:' sw; git.” mi ° - mm ° not been forgotten, but are still P" W” “W” 1' W "1"" A“°°“ -W" ehemh d in mul d ,Wm happy young .couple left for Bum~ held at Amherst yesterday after-

Mr. D. L. Mocoi-mack ot scuris,

immediate friends of the contract-l

ilzighlandarsz To be Rnd. Lt. (supy)

mppy wupl, luvmrby th, q_3°‘.Percy Thomas Rewh Hooper. isth. train on :I short honeymoon trip;'7“lY» 1934'

to Newcas e. N. B. On their re.. -'-*_* um u.,,ywm;,;,,u,¢h,g,,,,;. Thmpassed awayuatbishcma ence in Scuris. , in st. Nicholas on _ esdsy morn-

_____ ' ' , ing Mr.- Oliver Ryder at sixty-two

_ yearsoiageaftevanillnessofsome

PRESENTATICN -I At a regular months. Mr. Ryder was s promin-

mcetlng of the Young Peoples Bc- ent farmer in the district Ind I lety of the Dundas United Church strong Conservative; n staunch eld at the home ci Mr. and Mrs.' worker for his party.

formerly Georgia Dingweil were structing a stairway in the bell

gresteiy taken, b surprise wheni tower of St. Dunltan's Basilica. It they were presented with an ad- is lmderstood that in the spring :ess and beautiful casserole on; an expert is to come here to ax- ilver stand. The address was res/dz amine the chimes. when It will D0 y Mi-_ Lorne Wigginton and pre- decided whether or not charms!

_MEMORIAL vAsB_ M me 'ed the office of installation. _ -f -1- -°---- --1- -~»..c°:f;'.:"‘»..~"-.i=:- ;,;,c,,S\;;,;“°'=g;;;‘; .P'°i,‘;;°;;‘,,§°,'.»..._. ul. Thr...-. l............

“ W ‘ Recording sec., Gus Blacquicre;

rp 32%? Egfr

is S git ri? call'

'lite death occurred on Monde!

ggltebar at vm Britilh pelovedwife at the late James' Cosa of llmyvalo.

G the recent

appointments, prouti-ctficrle, ste.. in the Canadian Militia recently ga- aetted is the following: P. l. I-

mon are engaged at present con-

are to be made in the keyboard.

Provincial Grand Deputy perform

Financial Sec., Elmer Murphy: Treasure JossphF Gaudet: M\r~,

,'.<

ifrgislil V’ -éirtéiri F trip; ‘g. S r 'tggiiési

s o'e

_IIIDAZ _ alll'-The remains

-ner old son or ur.

who cams to on the con- te rest in Thursday Bt. Paul’l attended. tla lad at-

celebrated Mass, and Rev. Dr. 0. J. Maolellln. VB., per- formed tha last rites at the trave- aide. The pall bearers were: James MscNei.ll Tanton MacNeil1, Cbsriss Hogan. -dimer Gallant, Hubert Macg Neill and lllmcr Biacduiore.-B.

BRANCH I.!Bl,Al¥ OPINID -

The Nth branch of Ulmdlie Libraries was in Mt. Stewart. ian, MD., s of hh remar of the libraries e people of Prince Edward Island. This branch contains 500 books, which are hous- ed in the new Canadian Legion I-Iall. It is expected that the number of

h will be considerably increased time goes on and the people real-

brary

igiéitggi s - ° E5 E gigiitéitig strait-ti

iii? .Zigi at

s value

°§§§§§‘§

valuable books at the branch.

will be Oven to the pub-

Wednasday afternoons frmi and on Saturday evening to il. Mr. Morrison is the

ustodilb.

The death occurred on Thursday

morning at his home in Sherbrooke of Mr. William R.. Waite after a lin- gering illness of over two yezirs.

Mr. Waite was in his 'list year and

was a very highly respected resident of the district. He resided on the old Waite homestead, where ha was born and his souls live on neighbor- ing farml. -

He was married twice. His first

wife who died some fourteen years ago was Miss Lila ldnkletter. His second wife, who survives him. was MMI Edith Millllln. of Sherbrooke. Besides his widow, his five sons ale left to mourn, namely: Frank, Wal- ter, Ray and -Alfred. all re- siding in Sherbrooke; Harry on the

homestead M one brother, James T. Waite, of vellera Rest and two sisters. Mrs. Sherman of Boston and Mrs. Benjamin ildilttart of Edmon- ton. and to whom _sympathy is ex- tended.-B.

eb gm! uf, ,hfmenidetospeadthsweakendwithnoon,withspproximataiy'isinat-

memory y those or'worn S ,

_ the groom's brother. -Rev. C. Wat- tendunue md eg ,muh me pm-

{','§,°_ ”,‘,‘:,'§,§’,§,° ,§’,f,,,&'°Z, °§;‘€,,’§,‘,§, tn-worth and ws. wottorwortli. leant. lar. o. r. pulley, mum... were present and paraded- from the UW” "WU “Wm 91°? Wm N515’ tim. N- B. DNIIGGG- 'I‘\l§i‘° Wt" hall to the monument, where the ‘li M°n°°¥“° in thi” l»W\'l¢¢lV° present from this Province Messrs. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,d,,,..,,_ M. little sunsslvv whisk hss lust been w. allison sua A. Boswell, Marse-

""°“'°"“ W" 'oem ietea -me Guardian joins in uno. xeitn nom victoria. nr

John H. Buntain was the ca able P < ll- - chairman. Program: Opening Sales- Cifdndlni list Wi5l'l°-S !_°l' thill' J. A. Clark, Russel Roper, Royalty. “°”',° °§°d°' “img 1°;‘¢°r°:£ mm hwpmmpn' show Provincial Livestock s por minuess ncewaso rv; » U - Post was tnsn sounded by comm-le WEDDING Bll-I-S-The homo ilitsnosut. Harold stead. snor- lllrnest white; 'rho laying on of-of M1- and We John A- Brown if wood. s. D. Irvine, or the reoeral wreaths; Hymn, “God of Our-’Graham's Road was the sconce! I Livestock Department, I-I, J Ken- 1=‘s.tliei-s" ouoesslonall; neveiilo, by very DMV! Weddihl 0° “Wm” nsdy. Southport. Cecil Stewart. comrade Ernest white. Due to the evenim Nov lst when their yoilns- Hsmpsliire. It was unanimously inclement weather. it was necessary M dlilshtbr Mi-Is DUIOt»hJ Edith! decided upon by the meeting to to retire to the hall for the remain- was united in marriage to Fredldck conduct a Winter Fair at Anthem der of the program, which was as Watson Donald of Bea View. Th»o| in 193;; A11 mm pmvmciei gm. follows: Hymn, "O Valiant Hearts": house was prettiiy decorated with, emmerlts have agreed to support Memorial Prayer, read by Rev. W. A.,a profusion of potted plants and; the Fair by the giving of grants Paterson. There were then two able autumn flowers. The ceremony W" on a proportional basis. » and stirring addresses, the first glv- performed by Rev. W. 0. Rhoad.

Earl Inga, Mt. Herbert, W. R.

terson of Cav t noe of the Borda rox show got awe to a

enby Rev. W. A. Pa . - Kensinswn in he piece i li y Bndlohi the e¢°°lld iliilefl W RSV-fimmedieha relatives and several,1'eal start with some N0 entries Father McDonald, of Hope River. 1,-1¢nq|_ The yeqng eouple wan,from the district. All classes were Both addresses were fllll of DOWGB unattended. The bride entered thevwell illled and the competition was impressive, and well suited to the pub", an th, mn 01 im- futher-ivory keen, leaving the judges a ooossion- The ss1'v1°s vs-1 *mush* to the strains or Lolisugrins vsry arduous task. to a close by singing of the National Wmdum unch plana by mu The Show _was cfhciail Gbened Anthem.-L. Html sd" th, y°un¥ wuplg by His WOI‘ll1lp M5101' id!-fd Cf

THURSDAY _ M95 ,mg hmmm "en eg Borden who in appropriate words,

Lt.-Col.F. I. Andrew. M. M.. A. D. “mmm :na md mm mm expressed his appreciation at being

solo was rendered by Mrs Angus The pro speakers were Reg Me-

brllht spirit has gone home te be

loved eitinen ei ,with that Friend of little children. The

lThe pall bearers were Robert Bra- mel-aids l-laut. Percy Maclean. John A. night in

Miartirl, and Herbert MacKenzie. degkall.

of Bills Mnclieili. ted and

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of power Mnnf,egue_ Hands." The many floral tributea,Auld and Malcolm Reeves. The

g gm-,ire in July md betekenod the lympathy of many.con speakers were Reg. Paoli. mu

mg not been in friends. Much sympathy is felt for Charles Goff, Alister McLeod and “mmm

although shortly the sorrowing parents whose joy is Florence Iicwatt. The critic was ya" old lm. ,he ,pong ever 3 tumed inte mourning. Margaret Bill Trainer. The vote resulted in M "mm

Shewas tho Eleanor was laid in ren in the a unanimous victory for the aan W schoolboy

nine end wu,Valleyfloid Cemetery but her pure side.

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throughout the Province attended a meeting yesterday in the dairy! room df the Agricultural llallw oasriotiotewu,sauoai.ya¢r. w.ir.| &\litoii, Dairy Superintendent., 'Ilia meeting was mr the purpose ofeonsidering the butter sduea-I tional scoring conducted through-‘ out the summer months and of cusoasiur the question oi main; of print ereaalary butter and

marking of wrappers.

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WUIDW m'°°t Wh°\'1 UNM fifty new members, inaid Enders. The funeral on Manda was _,' W um” P65005- 'NW ‘M40 l°°k¢° °h“'m' mmm friends or M s Malcom ooodwln. rrstuouotorv. oniffrmer mtsrlm, largely attended and tus yssrvios §‘°{‘_{ f° the h°m¢ cgdlgr- also ills. alerts; wma rauserox mtuydf s§!°=,§§ iruz in s sown oo -wines sux 4'- “Nil” f°1'°°i¢*\* 1° "';g*r*1;sM§v“°h f neo Miss Msry Gs-moron. oi weuin- sua Norvllle E. Lusk, Y. M. o. A. suuouoteo by her puisor, luv. J. it uf, l§‘m",§iM“‘°D°lm ,iw y§‘o“,°'|at ,gm ,Bn ar’ .ae ,msn-it not over white satin una m°8°m°°° Wuilmk PW WD- P EJ Bl»¢h°l'°d 71° 5811491' htf Secretary. were welcomed by Past Skinner, assisted by Rev. T. R. um d me Minn,” mea;¥|mmmmt WM Bmcu1d”m,l“‘ h‘°n°md=wore a bridal veil with orange blos- s variety showsr in honor of her President H. L. Palmer and Past ciouare. she was lain to rest in h° §“¢ "bt B, we mph th , E PM m,W{m_ H 1,. ,solos sud carried a lor-go boquet of recent msrrlsse The rooms wsrs President J. A. clark, the notary the aeliust cemetery. nov. Mr. ” "“ ‘ ° W" “ " “ "‘°“ Y QV; “°° G D 5 °'M' lpinkrosor uncmaiden uainaweca- attractively decorated for the oc- em,-ge being read to them by Past skimpy gaping me m-vm, ng me °ld~ 31°' hgd been 'umm at mir H' He L 'E ;mf,a", ,Wing supper was served. A number °-1°- o - wh--= °f -vs --»---» -~ T- ---_ c.l°';="‘.:.:l.‘:.‘;f..:“‘i..l“:f.°~ S 5. iz. .~ .2 . mn.. .; -f --v-1 -»- --M -» -- and white and a large basket. balance of the meeting was taken The pail bearers were J. R. Ross, hu, mémer when hm wa; "km “a'dm;m'm 00°. 'Hénm Lmm__ the young couple much happiness decorated in similar colors and np with making further arrange- stew”-g R055, ¢,pi_ pg M¢ep0ug-,m on Frida ammo” Not-mm aowmm Denim th' Hononry mg pmgperity on their journey ‘°d°“ 'mn sm' W" °"m°d 1” 'na mem' ‘°’ ‘M R""“"' A“°“°“ 5°” ““- A' D‘ S°°"""°~ W' D' M”°K°“' 'tint mecicalyskill eouia Zio ws. or colonel of the Liglrt Horse ‘-“mf” “‘°N*°"°°“n°‘°¢“‘°"°°“‘ presented to the recent bride. She to be held on Thursday, December me ,nd Albert _r_ M,.¢D.m.1d_ “ny ‘vm md she “ny lt ' they departed as orderly as they

presents and much merrlment was vsnim teams, who urs to start ‘sir unlock on Friday evening. 'rho s|:c'rloN A ncaa-rm-'riie rub- **‘f*";°~leQ: frmmg

funeral service which was held ject for debate in Section A of $’“° I °b tha from the home on Sunday Novem- the Prince of Wales College De- myth X

ber ilth at two o’clook was con-,hating Society yesterday was re- ° m°3d.d 1?! cuoteq by the Rev. D. M. sinolair. solved that winter sports are more MPP? m °-

and was very largely attended. A enjoyable than summer sports. ,nm

poses, which compares most favor- ably with many in the Maritimes.

The classifying committee of|

Maura. Clin Rogers and Mr. Cass, _siuisnea their work mo tiis mst his Bsmsrd of 'risnish to D- 1- class judged get away at 2 p. m.'MoCormack of souris. P. li I. sharp. Judges Stephan Taylor of _MACBETH-DINGWILI. - At tba Shamogue, New Brunswick. and 5,1 home of the bride's parents. Mid- H. Monkley of Summerside found‘lel1. Oct. po, lest, by,Rev. W. lu. forts au to be or high class and’sitaon.n. A..Joim oollulusoseth the close competition in ali in- of threat Bill to Georgia Helen stances was well received by exhi-, Dingwell. hitors and spectators; lWlSl-MMNAUGITIDN - At the

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j MEETING-Messrs. J. 0. . man and R. E. Mutch, Prince Ed- ward Island representatives on qu Maritime Transportation cnmmu. sion, yesterday attended' en gm, portant meeting, of the Coming. sion at Moncton. They made tm

grip by glanet, leaving here at 12.45 Jn- QU N 111111118 t 5 ' Matters in connectlonswitli rites on potatoes and tin-nip. we., among tl-le matters discussed with -Mr. Rand Matheson, the trans. Pvftltibn llmert, who now has an office established at Moncton, where he is dealing with promum, of importance to Maritime ship. PUU _and Producers. Yesterdays m°°t1l13. which was presided over by the Commission chairman Mr. E- R- Turnbull. was stu-uaoo by ti'.':°s'.‘.f‘:.;:::.“°'“ ov °f is

A fini house crested the reson tion of an operatta, "'l7ie xllerlnantir It tho Holy Redeemer Holi lui Dilht. The actins. for an amatelll- on-st. was superb. Tho story dealt with s "college

Town" love affair in an effective and humorous way. Mr. Alfred Dou- oette. as lord woocby nioli, tool the part of an English rloblemau in a very realistic manner. Mr. M. John MacQuaid as levi Lender, a “Wish peddlet, gave a very con- vineinl performance. verdant Green, a freshman from ‘up country' pl". od by Mr. Prank O’Neill, was ap- propriately rustic. Jeremiah Bond, a stock Broker, father of Doris, Mr. Reginald Peters: Doris Bond, his daughter. Miss Alice Galistt: sod Mrs. Reno Grass, a. widow. ilsyed by Miss Connie Coyle, all pisydd their parts in an outstanding way.

Members of the orchestra were:

Miss K. Hornby, violin; Miss T. Teed, violin: Mr. Lou McMahon, flute; Mr. Bennie Doiron, trumpet; Mr. Chas. Mitchell, basl; Mr. Alex. Maclean. piano and accompanist. ,

BIRTHS

CAMPBELL- At Summer-side, Nov. 13th, to Rev. I... B. Campbell and Mrs. Campbell, a daughter. DeCOS’l'E-In this city, on Nov. il, 1934. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De Coste, a son. JAY-At Tiaohown, Nov. ll, 1094. to Mr, and Mira. Malcolm Jay, a daughter. WEATHEBBIE-‘At the P. E, Is- land Hospital on November llth to Mr. and Mrs. llvarett Weather-ble.

§f°C';-‘gilt-alotn' lfvntsgus Plridav November9.l984toMl'.andMn Cameron Mchun, a daughter.

i MARRIAGE!

BBINABD-MCCCIHACK-At tiis Holy Redeemer Church. Nov. 14. 1834 by Rev. .Finlay Mullally. An-

Baptist Parsonage. Charlottetown. Oct. 5,1004. by Rev. A. C. Vincent. Pelwy Albert Wise of l".a.l1'in'lt0n t0

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