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; Keys B. Powder, i lb. .. 7 Molasses, per gallon . .~_ ‘I Boxes Matches

Cisrislieangsnlailsisenilforﬁc islanliiieuls . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3for25c . ‘PeammrmToulatoes,ilu......l0c ,‘ ......... uﬂcsnditc ; ; If . . . . . . . . 25c i l. R15‘ Bugugperpkl . . . . .... . 100 ' v Shredded Cocosnut i f I. il.l‘lonr,98's , - ilegsiﬂourﬂL. - , ~ ~Western Queenﬂﬂs . - 52-55 L Bceveriils . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 52-55 "l: Fancy SOIIILSOIIQIIOI" 25c ‘l. 3; P d; G.orPes.rl, l0 for 35c . #- Mixed Candy,2lhs. . . . . .. 35c ‘ ,1“- K Oihigallplll 41-00 " Olive 0il,iquart ...... $1.00 7' ﬂgqﬂosqlﬁllilCiiqMoihefs Own. _l~- sulgdgregulsrotlmnow .... ..i5c N. S_Herrhlg,1doI.............45c l ~5 Zlbs. Shortening . . . . . . . . . . " McIntosh Apples. dozen .. 29¢ -~ ‘I Bacolnl lb. . . . . . . . . . . .... .. 21¢

Medium lac Kitchen Stove for sale-

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DOMINION or osrmna rnovrrwu or PIINOI IDWABD lsnalvn

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the Probﬂe Oenrt ldth George _ , n, lea.

la Be Estate ef James iiiclisod late rnlald II Queens County iu the -Provirlee Iaruler deceased teststr

the Ieuearahle IIABOIIJ D PLLIIB, Surrolatp Judge QT bole. Ito» Etc, . d. o‘ the Sheriff of the County s County or an! Constable sate pegsou withia said County.

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Whereas npoa rein; the petition on

._. News! William S. Masleaehers and ~ Welter Mnnn both of Dferlnairi afore- "ilifd, farmers, the executors of the r‘ Iimve named estate praying thnt u r-ltatlon may be Jaaueli for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You are therefore hereby required to cite nil persons interested in the said Estate to he and appear before lue at a Probate Court to be hold in the Court liouse in Charlottetown la Queenu ﬁiisllty, in the “said Province, on bio-day the fourteenth day of Jan- aory next, coming, at the hour oi eleven o'clock forenoon of the sanlr tiny to shew eanse if any they oan why the Accounts of the said letste should not be passed and the Iatate rlossd as prayed for in said Dﬂtitlon turd on motion of Malcolm Mclilnnon ‘IML, Proctor for said Petitioner, Anni l llo hereby ortkr that n true copy hereof be forthwith published in sumo newspaper published in Char ioiteiown aforesaid once iu eaeh week ‘for (at least four consecutive weeks om ills date hereof and that a true rdrpy hereof be forthwith posted lu the hull of thr- (‘onrt House in Char- lottetown aforesaid, in front of the school-house In Mermaid aforesaid anti in front of tho Pnbllo Hall at Mount llerhert in Queens County aforesuld Anri I do hereby further order that a true copy hereof be forthwith served.

., . oa the At rney-(ienerai of this Pro-f since, so that all persons interested in

H10 lulll Estate as aforesaid may have

ripe notice ihrreol,

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of the sold Court this 'Ith day of

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(sun. 1i, L, PALMER Julie's of Prohaie ,, ._ Lllrs-tzqz-lu-us-l-e IEGISLATIVI ASSEMBLY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ' Isles Relating to Private Bills

, 56. All petitions for Private Bills mast be esented within fourteen dsys sfter the eonlmenoelu-i oi the session exclusive of sdjournnlent.

_ 50. No Private Bill shall be brought into the House, but upon s peti ‘ ﬁrst presented, truly statln

'the case at the peril of the sul‘ for such Bill and such , ‘“‘ must be signed by the ssld parties.

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t9 , the berisons, and those who hed the privilege of hearing‘ them will soy they succeeded admirably.

'l‘he stage represented the draw- lng-rooln of a distinguished society leader of C: lottetown, or of any Oity f0r that mailer. In the room a number of better-class ladies meet for the P1119060 of discussing serious subjects such as reading. literature, art, science andrellziorl. The only spbject, the hostess hum- orously lunar-ks, they will not tac- kle ls the Einstein ‘iheory.

The subject on the tspls, for the moment, ls reading, whsi to mad and what not to read. One of the ladies ls asked her opinion and she no sooner gives it than the fun be- ‘glns. Sheds of the ultm- ern

type. She advocates boldly.» 19W liberty, or rsther license, in the .mlstier of reading. To the surpﬂse Iof m; meeting. she is upheld by ~ another member of the group. when the others recover from the shock. they settle down 4o refute the ﬂﬂngy, gpeeleug uguments of their fopponents." One of the speakers says .vcry dramatically: | "I would not, make our youth. I10 matter how ardent their ill-Wm“ for self-improvement, mere pickers of pearls from duBSN-llﬁ- The 5W1 is greater thsn the mind. sud its purity more important than mere mental cultivation. 1r. is not by i11- tellectual Requirements but. by character that. we are judBed be‘ fore the tribunals of men as well as that of conscience. The life is more than the work as the bod? 1s more than the ralmeut. It is moral excellence, after all, that constitutes the charm of humanity.‘

With fitting praise for the dis- putants, and supplementary rt- rnarks orl the discussion, the meet- 111g u brought m a close by the hostess. As if by music. the mild appears in the doorway. and an- nounces the inevitable ﬁnale, tea. And ml- once in the ruswry of s women's gathering, things and 110-. persons are discussed over the tea- cups!

Miss Caroline Kenny acted the part of the distinguished hostess with the poise and grace of one

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I lesson in 821630.113 Qﬂwlic Girls’ Social Guild decided lhlt they should b0 sble l0 duplicate the feat

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Fllnll l IINSUUIEII MYSTERIES

OLUBBED 0N CITY STREET

By John Leblanc Canadian Press Staff Writer (Copyright, 1934, by The Osnsdlan Press)

HALIFAX, Dec. l8—(OP)-ii"or seven hours, while s driving wlnd pelted the hospital walls with min and thunder roared overhead, doctors bent over the form of a young girl and listened for some $1M as they battled to ssve her

e. - No word came as the long night hours passed and when death cams Marie Thlbeauiifs lips were still sealed on the secret of the fate that had overtaken her.

Perhaps the 21-year-old Waitress never knew what struck her down on that. swrmswept nignt of Sept. 28. 1932. Certainly, she had no hint 0f the fate that awaited her as she stepped, carefree and smiling, from the Halifax cafe where .'he worked, bound for home home after her night's work.

She never got home. Fifteen min- utes after she ieft the restaurant,‘ s. night watchman stumbled over her body lying on a darkened street, just a block from the restaurant door. As he stepped back, his flashlight beam picked out o sinister red trickle mingling with the rain that ran lrl a steady stream across the sidewalk to the gutter.

The girl was unconscious, moan- ing feebly. Her skull had been shat- tered by s crushing blow from s hea/vy weapon. There were no clues. Suspects were picked up, only to be realeased as leads peter-ed out. Pa! weeks the intensive m lzhunt wen

on. but with failure. More than s re of persons were grilled and then turned loose.

One of them-Edward Westhaver —trled to kill himself and his action looked like the sought-for‘ “breuk" in the case. I estlgatlon cleared him. But he tried death again, and this time he succeeded, dying of a slashed thrust because the police, he said, “hounded me to death." '

A year went by. Then one day

i SANTAf cLAus HEADQUARTERS i campus BOOKIand Tovysrokss

\ Here is where you will see displayed the largest and most up-to,

daicstockof Chritmas gifts, both useful and ornamental.

~ r BOOKSTORE

Hundreds of hooks, by popular authors, books for girls and boys, , picture‘ books for the little ones; Bibles, Prayer books, HymuBoolss, Fancy Stationary (in boxes), Watermalﬁs Fountain Pens, Pencils and a _ great range of Blank Books, Office and Pocket Diaries for 1935, The,

Poets,’ Gift Books, Christmas Cards, Calendars.

TO YLAND

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“ THE STORE OF USEFUL GIFTS"

libel-tines” were Miss Anna Cﬂmll- the police had found the dsy after btll. and Miss Ruth Toombs. Sane the murder. A keen-eyed officer, reason and orthodcili’ hm wlwble looking ll: over, spotted a. tiny blue defenders in Miss Beatrice Proud. thread clinging to the wood, Marie Miss Helen (krstelio, and Miss Thlbeauit had worn a blue hut the

to the "manor" born. The "litﬁﬂ-l? someone dug out. a wooden club "

Prime Minister i

CANADA

Florence Malieite. The heat of the discussion was tempered by U15 artistic rendering of "Dream Mother." by Miss Yvonne Arsen- suit, and by the reﬂdm! of “when Men worship," by was Florence Mallette.

Monday evening's symposium wss the first of a series w be held in Holy Redeemer null. under the auspices 0i the Octholis. Girls’ 50- clsl Guild. The January symposium will be on the subject of Courtship.

A man in Oereboro, Sweden. charged with drunkenness by a. pol- iceman who had seer-l him wslkinB unsteadiiy down the street. declar- ed that his unstcadmess was due to tight. shoes.

He told the court. that he had bought the shoes in order to ‘cut a dash." When he opened the PM- cel he found the seller had given him size 7 instead of size 8.

It was too late to so the shoes chagned. so, in spite of the lor- ture, he squeezed them and totter- ed forth to iteepsn appointment.

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. ‘J, HAPPY RELIEF

§seeislly ensured by asllevs e5 f f Meets Olshlvst-brivlﬁeithe- I lieﬂTweldnls-Ned stew eternal .- " ass (meirullnp and Heeling In‘; Ne. i tel esierssl (Itching

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consisting of five members of

ﬁlo three shall be s. quorum, to b1

the Private Bills Com- Iﬁﬁe to whom shall be referred i“ Private Bill and no proceed- w-“Il after the lfﬂ. reading shall be sash iiiii until such Conl- “laiﬂie has reported thereon to the

s1. ‘l. soon as u» Committee has

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When next you need glasses. Their wort-h has been proved. We ﬂt w in latest style ct frames or mountings,

E. W. TAY L0 R Charlottetown J . S. TAYLOR ' Aiberton

night she left the restaurant! A man Wha had been questioned earlier in the hunt was arrested and charged with murder. l-ie was acquited. The official record still lists Marie Thlbeaultfs death as "unsolved."

Yellow Tubers Said Necessary . For Marketing

SAINT JQHN, N. 8., Dec. 18.— (OP) z-Notlves of Egypt, and India draw a, color line, at least when ii. comes to eating potstoes- They like yellows but have little use>for whites, according to J. N. Oochra-he grocery bmksr through whose firm the New Brunswick hfiariwting Board is shipping tubers to the two countries.

Mr. Oochrsrle urged that s certain quantity of yellow-fiddled potatoes be grown in New Bruns- wick to meet the demands of foreign markets. German seed mmvizoes, yellow-fleshed. were mostly used in ESWM. and all the countries she was importing from except Canada, grew this type of poisin, he said.

From 8,000 to 10,000 bags of potatoes have been from Bald. in NYM, and Ksrchi and Saint. Jollm in Alexandria. and run. Bombay, in Indie. The bulk oi‘ this cargo, destined for Alexandria

Brought Back t0 Scenes of Youth

with tllesnibitloutosucceedssa professional man and politician, “Dld:" Bennett, siendersnd alert, thought he had experienced one of the happiest moments M his life when he was chosen in lead the "OUHSQWBUVQ" party in the Dal- housle low Sohooi- Mock hrlls- rneht.

Now, yea-rs later. he returned to the old red Phi-lest Building greet the students who still sit in the "long wooden benches" institution‘ that has glvm in Oun- sxis some of its sblest. lesders.

He was now the Rt. Hon. Richard Bedlford Bennett, x .-c., M.‘ Rrime Minister of Os-nada- Some Dominion and United, newspapers and political had ulniolmed him: “en

iesders wee imitated by rile duo of state. ' 1n the library, smelling of- musty law books. where he had mania

901M’: ssembled. He p114 tribute m the late Dean

fills orders received after. the MM“- um ~= - w.» mrrmmmm.:‘ss“s ...: “ﬁe”, 1,22?‘ . .4 o, public life. r owe s great so» w

wndgtuneilt oftihefimpotaiocsserltw that country from this province. . The Port Said trial shipment, also com- prising 1,000 bags, ls hoped to he the means of developing a “ ‘ ‘in Palestine.

"Ilhe potatoes going forward.’ said Mr. Cochranle. “are as fine s. lot. of table stock as I have ever seen, but is both Egypt and India as well as in other countries with willdl I have been in- Conl- rnurlicalhlon. the peter-ems seems to he for yellow fleshed potatoes.

"All the Egyptian and Indian brokers who cabled me asked for yellow-fleshed ,._ toes, and in some letters‘! have hsd fljctrrﬂletn they said that the yellow!‘ L ‘ potatoes find much higher ihvcr on “m,

Prsftttitllsl Gert:

McLEOD Q BENTLEY . . A. BINTLII ssh‘ i'.'."i“'.....'.§.?:... IONI! 10' IDAII m! IR

- their

rkets. One mun wrote first white totoes ‘are all right for

frying. but they look too much like "our," m ‘

starch.’ ' “w”, "llfweelegoingtonlshesulc- Ddmunl,

cessofenterlngtileeemsrhetswe‘irm “NM!”

must. give ilum whet thq worst. Per-harps we are right in Oilf-PIQ- femnce for white potewes and they

Prohibition A Commission chsa Glslrslsn.

lotieiewn Ilsa. irunusslswun as Peters. Iehalinpssqlsnlisu.

teinspeeierd.

tetils er mmsdlrnos-nunms

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< . loans-m soul.

,_ The “calm, would mug the "ora will be held on the 22nd day of

m mode a study of this vital

' fairest ‘in ‘tliehmei-hods to be " adopted} _' ' l

Make Big Effort mm“ 0F To Mgistgn rsmcn rmwsan ISLAND

‘Notice to creditors of first meeting where assignment made.

Dec. 1B—(CP)—.An

entire session of the annual con- _ vention. 0f the Engineering Instl- .in the matter of the Bankruptcy of 351.11%); pa; 1g__((>p)_M¢;-g tutu of Canada to bc held in Tor- ghmn 4Q yea‘ 38°, u {yaw-h “red Oliw, Rb. 7-3. will b8 dilVOicd t0 a

Kenny Brothers.

Notice is hereby given that Kenny ‘Brothers of Waterford, in Prince ‘Edward island, made en assignment ‘on the 3th day of December i934, and that the first lneeiinl of credit-

n 0n the water supply of the prairie provinces and its bear- ing on their economic development, it was snnounced here RJ. Duriey, secret y of the institute.

m; m“; Qttémpt M, be,“ mm, ,0 Uleccnlber m4, at the honr of eleven makg _w511;b1, m m member‘ N“; [o'clock in the forenoon st the Law

Upstairs where Santa Claus reigns supreme, hay to get there and worth going to see, an immense range of Toys, Dolls, Games Mechanical Toys. 5, l0, 15 and 25 cent counters. - Come and see.

Shop early. Store open every evening until Christmas,

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Members, ship your poultry to the Co-operative and

receive highest market prices on correct grading.

Paironizc your own business.

P. E. l. (lo-operative Egg and

Poultry Association

the public the collected views of '32:!" Blllldllll In the City of Char- e cer tech ' WI"- ncm 5 md mama stm To vote thereat proofs of claims ‘ and proxies must be flied with lne Those who bed not seen for P1101‘ l-llﬂﬁo- themselves the conditions existlngl “m “Vi”! “um "m" ‘h’ in m, M4311“ drown; “m; 0g estate must tile the same with the the prhiﬂe provinces will find it Cull-don or the Trustee when ll»- difficult to realise u» existing sltu- minted helm lb» dlﬂrlhlilvn II otiorl in southeastern Alberta, weds. otherwise the proceeds of the south .. Sosksitchewan andlsouth- mule v-II be distributed mm the wggbgm‘ Muqwb‘, h, 91¢ parties entitled thereto, without re- Ttchrlicsl advice was needed in

measures. m»: null , end do: this rm the council of

the rnstlnlle hsd spploved the sug- l’. 0- B0! 3B. gestlon fromwesfem- members that 51111111109148. P- l- l- one seislon of the forthcoming FREDERICK J- E- WRIGHT.

meeting be devoted to discussion on ‘The Water 8111191! of the Prairie Provinces CD411" Bearing on Then- licenomic Develupolsnt.”

Pom-s dealing with the reprints aspects of the question were being prepared, and these were emccted to be. supplemented by contribu- tions from of the Dominion

metric bureau, the geological survey and the technical officers of the provinces comerued. ' -

m conchldirlg his announcement, w. Durley remarked: “The ultim- ate solution o! the lnsny problems involved will no doubt require Do- million as well ssprovincisl expen- diture, a clrnulnstsrlce which gives all good Osnsdlsns a personal in-

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llrleans Securities Company Limited

Notice h hereby given that the

“N”. number A017, on surrender of the said debenture at the, hesli office of the ‘Richmond Street, Prince Edward island. I. O'NEILL, Secretary.

mmpany, 110 C‘ ‘ottetown, L-mi-li-lll-Sl.

FOR SALE

The undersigned oiiers tor sale property Nos. 162 . and l“ Great‘ George Street, now occupied as s laundry, being one of the best busi- oeu sites in Charlottetown. Tenders will be received at office of Melissa ca“ b llfoKirlllon, Royal Bank Building

tllneon the 22nd December. The toiieiware) 081,000, mung ioliet- “ma; nun-h were and drssserware 0130.000, cut- u, n, “nu” n“ ‘zzgl-W- 4mm ""1 W" 8°". rnznasllr s. rsums. , . -\

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wereengsged cillefly-in the manu- facture of Jewellery, clocks and weiolus, tilejnulnber of employee!

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