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' that puliiiciition in thi- daily press of the names of ratepayers 11°“! "l "m Pleblllll"?

September 13. 1930.

Central liluarilian

l. A. MACDONALD‘! fall opening. Thursday. 7158-9-24-21

Bayer Studio from October first. 7098-I-W-12l

I08 SALE. round mahogany table. (tip top) antique: also six fumed oak dining room chairs. Mrs. James H. Prichard. Duke Street, Summerside.

7120-9-33-31.

An Easy, Quick Get-Away

It’s a hectic job getting daddy oﬁ to work and the children oﬁ to school with a nourishing breakfast. Every- thing‘ is calm and placid when Slii-cddezti ‘Wheat is served. It’s ready- Cﬁlflll ready-to-eat. Heat the biscuits ii: ..: oven a f w moments to estore

' qii- crispness, then oour milk over

p "TIE VANQUISHID SQUID-E" at ‘South Rustico Hall. Thursday, Sep- tsmber 25th at 8.30 sharp by Kellys Cross Dramatic Club. l

PBINOETOWN UNITED Church. lRev. E. M. Aitken. BA, Minister. l1 a. Rally Day Service. Address by Rev. '1‘. A. Wilson. B. Se. of Cove- hesd, 7.30 p. 111.. regular service.

I TURNIPS, LOADING WEDNES- DAY. Thursday and Friday this weak in “bulk" at dump. Charlotte-

, . . ' town. Phone Henry Smallwouil, iiiein. They contain all the energy- ‘Scuthport, R-l-li. MﬂIl-{Et Price paid. git 3mg‘ elements of the whole wheat "°°'°'2"2’

P. E. I. HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN.- ‘Prec concert in Cornwall Hall, Corn- wall. at 8 P. M. Thursday. September 25, with addresses explaining the Prince Edward Island Hospital Cam-

“ gmiir-uiid CifC so palatable and easy ti, tlii-jcst. Delicious with fruit.

i115. 7142-9-24-21.

RALLY DAY SERVICES.—- ‘Plleru

United Church at Pleasant Valley. nn Sunday Sept. 2s. at ll a.m. Theft‘ .will be sp:clsl singing by the slllldfli School. Offering for Rally Dav Fund. Tl-ioa. Palethorpe. Minister.

WITH ALL THE BRAN OF THE _WHOlE WHEAT

P. l. l. HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN.- Pree concert in long Creek Hall, Wong Creek. iit a P. M.. Friday. Sep-

tember 26. with addresses explaining ,the Prince Edward Island Hospital ‘Campaign. No contributions at this meeting. 7l42-9_24-3l.

-. "r. v-Rww piiwires I have labwtit this great painter."

=11‘. n 'e.-i<-h- f "this was the brief essay which one Ii of a lesson. ‘of the boys wrote: “The artist POLICE COURT _A t v." cli ivcrc painted many beautiful pictures. for, ' t he Ponce

Court Saturday morning a drunk and incapable had $10 ball estreoted. For unlawful possession of intoxicating

- p - g ~ - - -' .— ._ _,_ _ =-____ liquor a man was fined $10 and costs l," mum; dgyg, A man charged with CEDAR SHINGLES " “m” °’

agreed to comply with requirements. We have on hand the following Cedar Shingles vla:— 5U?) 1i. EXTRAS. _ 700 M. 7nd CLEAIS.

500 M. CLEARS. 400 M. CLEAIJ WALL. 200 M. X NO.l’s.

PRICES LOW—-

Inzxion. _.\‘o\v ivhlcii he was hung on the gallows in I 1 trans $1181! to v-rtc mc an essay iLondon!" l

ISLAND VISITORS-Mrs. Robert Jattersby and, daughter. Mus Rulby. of Midgell. P. S. I. are the guests of Mrs. Battersbyz“ niece, Mrs. John Ferguson. King Street. ‘This is their first visit u: Ptcrou County and they inc delighted with the beautiful scen- jﬂiv in the various parts of the County they have seen by motor since mm- jing over. They have been going ‘about quite a lot and have snapped lmlﬂy lovely spots. Their visit has =been a very enjoyable one. Tligy INM a work with a married daughter ‘in Truro and are returning hump next week. (New Glasgow News),

L. M. POOLE t? CO.

PAOLIS‘ WHABVES '

Former Residents Committee, J. A. Clark, n.si~.., ciiiiiriiiiiii-I §PECIAL M2751"... TWGHTF

Will all persons reading this notice kindly send at once, igwmgjtuxur; ﬁliogsci-iroliistmilihst . l1

to Dr. J. A. Clark. l’. 0. Box 412, Charlottetown, P. E. Island, ‘U, u, 1m night the" Wm 25 “mm many IHIIlIOS and addresses of former Islanders as they lisi-is. riisriy of them heads of fnmlligg, know. liiiis will help build the New Hospital so greatly ;I'he grand closing of the meetings nctrlt-ti for the sick folk of “The Island." "l" like Dlwe tonight all Bellvlew ’ ‘ ibewh- on the property of Mr. ouy [Stewart A great hon fire will b: lllghtad at 7.30 and addresses will be made by Dr. Whision. J. Chisholm and others. A picnic supper will be .. held on the beach at 5. P, M. particl-

DO IT TODAY~

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232' '3 21 C R1" ‘J-JCOOOTOUUUUCICFCPEO‘

f is! Cross Roads Alexandria. and i: vI-Iasslbrook. All are invited to at- -~ fond. It is expected that the Young .People’s Group of the Central Christ- _ ian Church. will attend in a body in _,f.l1Ql.l' annual picnic. If stormy the affair will be called off.

14o Richmond St.. Charlottetown

Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest Rate.

l i l BENEDICT SEES GREAT LIGHT _ lfMr. MacGillivray MacLeod. teal-Liter :_ iaf the Grade VIII. Vocational Class. - jwho during vacation tpok unto him- self a bride. was presented with a beautiful floor lamp Friday afterncon at the Brown School by Supervisor Baillie and the teachers of the Common Schools. acmmpanied by their feliciiatlons on the happy event. 22-2131 The. speech and presentation was

Prevéiite of Prince Edward Island ,3“.:..“;.ti;.i;l‘t.§;“:.f..'.:.“§:f; TAX ARREARS:

‘for his friends. at a teachers meeting x

Agent at Summerside. Lloyd Lewis

‘called oatensibily to talk over school l

Mr. Manhood the congratulations and good wishes of his associates on the ‘Down teaching staff. and to give their ..-.. Pi-oriei-ty- oiiners in arrears for taxes are hereby notiﬁed sentiments tangible form. Mr. Mm- surprised

in default. with particulars of the land involved and the ‘l l” m“ m’ mmm‘ m“ “d

_ , ii his Lti ft‘ kid - flmllllﬂl Of lZIXCS fllll‘. Will POSITIVLLY COMMERCE 01W” " ‘lljlfnlef’ fhenfﬂof $6.

marks and THE 1ST DAY 0F OCTOBER, NEXT, as required by ‘ThOfﬂgL m,

Land Assessment Act. 192i.”

and Mrs. MacLeod were imsrried in Fh-ince Edward Island on August 21st. At. present they are.

l cmiswau. STUDIO will occupy

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paign. No contributions at this mect- "

‘wuibs iiniiliy Day Service in {HF .

‘I lpatod in by the Church communities .

matters. but. in reality to convey to ‘

I cnuscn or sOOTLAND.--Rev. jzlwen MacDouae-ll. 8-D. will breech lssbaiitii 2am. at Summmlde at it. ‘a. m. cupe ‘havens at s. p. m. and {Argyle Share at 'I. p. m. AID ‘New Jdsy aotii. at Deéaible at 1.110. p. m.

UNITED CIUIOI. IIADALIANI w-‘rhé reopening of the above Church iaftor ulterior decorations. will take

,piace on Sunday Sept. 28. ‘than will. be two services. in the afternoon at

3 pm. when the special preacher ,will be the Rev. E. M. Milken. of Mll- ‘peque. and in the evening at 7.30 p. m. when the Rev. J. L. Lund of ‘rryoii will be his preacher. Theft will be special singing at bvth Ser- vices. led by an augmentod choir. crmsisting of anthems. quartatte, etc.

. II MEMORIII

‘car-ram JOHN Josara some» ‘ HARRINGTON FLEMING l ____

The death oocured of the lats ‘Capt. J. J. R. H. Fleming on Friday August lst. The decrased was fatally injured in a ‘motor accident its he and his friend Miss mart of Ottawa were momrin;

dovm to Luoerne P. 9.. Particulars,

regarding the sorrowful even: would appear that the car driven by Miss Ewart swervrd in some unaccount- able way. striking it tree hurling ti‘..- ti" vet‘ clear of the car. and lslstlntl)‘ . in: Cnrpt. Flematig. '

CPpt Fleming was a hltivs o‘ . "nee Edward Island. Born on Junr ‘Giﬂ i896, he was ‘a son of tl-is int’ end Mrs. David Fleming. At th‘ rt school he received the rut-ii 't"“.li‘~ of his earl)‘ education success

i‘ i- mntrirtilating to Prince oi’ Walt" Irge at the youthful age of thirter ' arirs,

In the same year he entered Si Dunstan’: University. There his raw llilﬁlllgFflCt excmpl‘. Pi] itself when h» craduated as gold medalist and successfully taking his baccalaureate exams with distinction Cum buds.

The next two years found Cs/pi

Fleming engaged in the profession of.

teaching school and in the fall oi‘ llll entered the law office of Maolinnon

and MlcNeil. In the following you‘.

.he went to Western Canada and here he received the glad tidings that he had won the enviable distinction o.’ benig selected as the Rhodes Scholar for the province of Prince Edward Island. In the University of Oxford the deoeasrd exemplified himself especially by his acute mind and vigorous physique and in i924 he graduated from this renowned seat of learning with the d!!!“ o‘ 'Dip..Eoon. (Oxonl.

Capt. Fleming's activities were not solely_ confined to education bu‘ while at Oxford he distinguished ‘himself as an athlete of outstandin" ability having b~en chosen as a senior member of the Oxford Cam- bridge Ls Crosse team which tour“ the North American ccntnent i" the fall of 1923. On returning fro" Europe he brought with him thr- silver cups testifying to his atl-ile-t ability.

In the fall of i924 Capt. Flemi" was attached to the staff of St. Dun stairs University where he endear - himself to the student body as s ‘teacher and friend. In this cenncili he remained until the fall oi i928 when he removed to Winnipeg Man. where he was employed on the atafi of the Winnipeg ‘Iribune. In the iautumn of i820 he received his appointment as instructor in Modern lsanguag-es and History at the Royal Military College Kingston.

In June he went to Ottawa from B. M. C. where he was engaged in special Research Work at the Archives and it was during his so- journ her: that the fatal accident occurred. Capt. Fleming was a big man in every sense of the word, physically. intellectually and socially.

His outlook was that of high ideal: and he was blessed with a mentality which marked him as outstanding among his fellow men and brought lustirc to that dlstinguLshed group of scholars to which he belonged. He was endowed with capacity and equipment to have served ltia country ii-crthily in any walk of life he might have selected and the world and esp-ciallv his friends are the poorer for the rail ailiich cams to him so early in a promising life.

He never failed to give evidence of ‘nls loyalty to the Catholic Faith in which he so firmly believed.

There are left to mourn his sad loss four brothers Gerald. D'Arcy Arthur and Dermot and one siswi- Mrs. Arthur Malone.

His funeral on TUCSGLY August 5th. to St. Anne's Church was a grand tribute to one whose loas la much deplored but we who survive may pro- fit by the suddonness of his passing and keep brfon us that "In the midst of life we are in death".

Among those present at the funeral

All parties concerned are asked to govern themselveaimmh,‘ ‘m, rehuva. b", m "whim"; m, ﬂongf Lieuimmi gov".

accordingly, if it is desired to avoid expenses. Ting us iOWn m» first of October and

C. J. STEWART, {will raside in Mn. Hugh Sutherland! T ‘ﬂan house on Archmedes St. Mrs. VscLeod i

Supervisor of u lwas uisii Tuna suti-isrisi-id. n it. of’ ﬂﬂiorburn. She is well known and ‘ well liked and her many friends Iii-re’

,9; __=--=;_;E3%-;1-;§3 law-ill be delighted to welcome her loi ‘“-= -- ~ -—’51"i'-=-"-_._.,-" " 001-384 bu. urn aiunv rum.

Charloiteioivn, Prince Edward Island.

nor frank R. Hearts, My. J. S. Murphy D. D. Rector of St. Dunstan‘: University. Rev, Ray V. McKenzie, Rev. I". Mullally. Rev. F-aneis Mc- Quaid and Rev. W. V. Mnebanald. The following is a list of the Wreaths. Mall Clrdl 0M letters of

m m; must-bu

THE CHKRLITITETOWN GUA in

at Btlchinglslm P: Q.‘

lVhat Candy !

-===.=- ‘_‘ Wreathiiadzt Club; Ottawa. MT_ STEWART Miss Queenie Jenkins; Charlottetown. Gryo Club; Dr- Newly‘! fwilv Md Col- Rvllksi , Mr. and Mrs. svcieit Anderson. u ‘Ottawa, Rupert and Eva Louise Simp- | 5, 5., are spending some time visit- ‘wn: my View. Helen WI"; Qtt-IWB- i iiig relatives at Head of iniiiibcrougii lStAwlﬂ. Jones Charlottetown. Hind vicimuh Mus Cards-Mr. ‘Doiron and Family: Mayfield, Th! _Misscs O'Connor, Ottawa. Mr. Ii. J. Ready: Charlottetown; lluttetown on and,» Mrs. John McGuigsn and Family, ‘ ‘l-Iope Rlvsr. Mr. and G. Fleming lRustico, Rev. .1. Dunstan’: University. Cattle and M_ K, gnu-mm, pug". ‘icicle risii-iiiig; NOrilh Rustler) Mr. and- Mrs. Mm Mm P- Hsrrinrtwn and Family. ‘ lottetown, spent the week and at iiu Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. Reid: Hops River. Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell and Family: Charlottetown, Miss Cecilia Kelly: Hope River. Mr. l is spending some time visiting liar and Mrs. J. B. Flaming and Family. ' gimp, M”, wﬂﬂgm p, ping, 3"“; Charlottetown, were visitors to Mount Charlottetown. Mrs. S. R. Jenkins and , Harbor. Family; Charlottetown.

Letter-a of Sympathy-Commandant. l W. H. P. Elkins: D. S. O. Royal Military College. Kingston. Major K. i senied their play, entitled, Deacon Cherry Hill- ir. Halloway: Royll Military ‘ollegc. l DllbbS, iri Wlnllﬂd Hall on musay Kingston. Miss Kathleen OCciuior; , evening, Sept. 16th. to a large and Ottawa. Miss Helen Ewart: Ottawa. ,' appreciative audience. ‘Miss Helen ayi-riss. Th6 Bﬂlﬂti‘, Cah- ads. Miss Cecile Campbell; Blesied; Mi». Sacrament Hospital, l Knox Thomson. Ottawa. Miss Mildred i hi; parents, My. and M", Harrington. Quebsc. Miss Florence Warren. Cherry l-Illl. Reid; Regina. Mrs. Olivia Larter.| Charlottetown. Mr. and Mrs. loonard | McArville. Freetown. Mias Eva Ixuise

7137-9-34-il. ._.._._i___ "His lime you sold ms tut week age Harbor. is a fine animal. but I can't get him Mr. hols his head up."

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If You’ve Tried These DELI CIOUS“ CHOCOLATE ' BARS You Will Be Delighted to Learn that NOW

Holmans Introclu re

NA TIONAL CAND Y

to Sammerside ,0, Now,” GRAB THIS CIIIIGE TU WII TIIIS a

Big Iogllii

‘f, Contest Chocolate ‘ E a n 2s ocioazii 11 3”" _ T M E ,_' ‘ABEGWEIT -NA7'IONAL Read Instructions Carefully NATIONAL NUT use _ , . HELLO-FAX There will be displayed in Holman s Grocery Window on Thurs- L._A.0_IT_BAR day- Sept. 25 and until Saturday, Oct. 11, an immense CHOCOLATE PURE MILK CHURCH. This Church was made from Chocolate by the National 140636.431” Candy Limited and we offer $10.00 to the person who guesses the near- WANI-MORE BAR est to the correct weight. This offer expires on Saturday, October lith- JAPJELLO PEANUT-BRITTLE

It is simple, just buy one of the above mentioned Chocolate Burl and leave the wrapper at the Candy Counter where you will procure

an Entry Blank.

Everyone is eligible in this Contest. No strings! no red tape! just buy a bar-leave the wrapper at Holmaifs Candy Countciy-fill

MIC-MAC PEA NUT-TAFFY CRYSTAL-BAR

Oil-GEE

In a Wonderful Display

Sweets

NA TIONAL

CANDY.

in your name and address-and guess the weight. You may win the $10.00. The first correct guess wins!

NATIONAL CANDY

Limited . I guess the weight of the. Church to

on BOY!

Made in P. E. Island

By P. E. Islanders be__._______1|,,_ . . l d 2'"! F“ P E In“ “s NAME 3...; “Strictly a Home Product” ' 4th D tThtMean ADDRESS ............................. 5m- “5”, a 6th Something?

You Ever Tasted

HOCKEY TICKETS

5 hockey tickets

Save all National Candy Choco- late Bar wrappers you can get and bring them to our candy counter on December 26.

PRIZES

Most. wrappers, 6 hockey tickets

4 hockey tickets 3 hockey tickets

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CANDY COUNTER SUMMERSIDE

"Where You Get Good Candy”

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I Miss Sadie Fardubsrson. tlwhﬂ’ It

Bridgetown. is now spend!!! W"

itimii at U1! home of iiei- parent-I-

lm. Ind Mrs. ri-siik rsi-iiuiiiu-son. ' Canavoy.

AND VICINITY

Charlottetown. Dr.

Services were bald in Mount Stew- ;art Presbyterian Qhuhh 0! 5W4” l d Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Douglas. Sav- ‘l 3 P~ m‘ m“ W’ ‘awe’ pun," an . _ , “i

age Harbor. were visitors to Char ' M1“ may warm“. Mount 5;“- ' 4n, spent the week end at her home M"- 9‘ i Services were held in Mount Staw~ ~ l“ 5t‘ Andrew,‘

and "m"? "will ' iiri United ciiuieii on Sllhdly iit A- MWPhYi 5% . eleven a. m.. and at seven p. m. Rev.

| and Mrs. John D.

lifrs. Shaman Maclisscy. stir-m"- alde. was a recent visitor to Mount Sievart.

W. Mullians: Charlotte’ ML Gigi-mg, MlcclnnQL ch". Mr. Bruce MaicClsren, Charlotte- town. spent the week end in Fann-

J- T- l. home in Cherry Hill. ingbrook.

Mr. and Mrs. Artomaa Jardins.

Miss Myrtle Fisher. Peaks: Station.

Stewart recently. The Young Peoples‘ Society of M!!! m!" WlYYW- “Whulh l‘ Mount stewiirt United Chllfch prl- mndlna some time It h" 11°" l"

Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Douglas. Charlottetown, were visitors to Mount Stewart recently-XYZ.

Ernest Warren. Hampshire, ————

Quebec, Mr. ' spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell MacDonald. George Carleton. returned recently from a vn-y mioyaible trip to Montreal. On their return they visited Quebec City.

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Poine dc Roche. la now spending Annie MaoKinnon.

Simpson: Bay View. Miss Ida some time at her home in Charlotto- _ ‘niii-rii-igwii; Souris. Miss Nellie Mac- town. soinus Donald: North Bsdeque. —-- —-

Mr. K. G. Douglas, Head of Hills- borough, was a recent visitor to Sav-

Priday motorists to Charlottetown included Miss Hazel and Miss Win- nie Stems, Sourla.

and Mn. Henry Collin and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coﬂln. Morcli.

luadn. ﬂlveniw at Halifax. llr. Donahue‘:

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Miss Lottie Garrett, teacher at where they were the guests of Miss~

Mr Emmett Donahue. Sour-is West. "That's because cf his pride. Hell were vlaitul I lbuat Iowan on left last Saturday to enter Dalbousis saidicunaanmubtaaatd for."

Take Home a Box pr the BEST CANDY I

many friends wish him ever! NW” in the studies which lie before him

It is with deepest regret that we

learn of the illness of Miss Nellie

MacDonald. daughter of Mr. Jack Miirociiiiid iii his city $051M‘- Chlfloillefbwh. We wiiti iisr a spew‘ recovery.

w. George heard returned t0 N‘ home iii Souris last week, after Ml‘- ing spent a few weeks visitlnl "l" tives in the western part of the ls- land.

Motorists to Souris this week in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. near. 01 19"“ Montague.

Mr. Arthur McAilum. Charlotte- town, spent the week and I'- W home in Souris.

The annual School Fail‘ f0!‘ cm?‘ stow, St. Mary's Convent. I114 “w” High School. was held on Mandel’ "1 tiis axiiibitioi-i suudinasouru- 111' exhibits in vegetables, flowerl. “w” and cooking surpassed other W!" l" quantity as well as quality. Th! School work which consisted of writ- ings, drawings. and exercise b0“!- were very neat and HP w u" “w” high standard. During the afternoon races and sports were enjoyed bl’ ‘h’ school children. A x0041? "limb" °l citizens and rate ply"! View“ m" fair and were well P195494 by the splendid iinowins mlde- M“ 5"“ Mr. C. C. Carleton and Supﬂvl-‘m’ D‘ Mullln ofiiciated l8 Judas! l» "If w‘ iefaction of all.

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m Prince so. riisiie I0" Opposite at. Pall‘! 6111""