Caplta ‘Us! M?’ main it took of the Iml . ed ‘by barn. only t er ags sceme< perien The: three said ' _iu=t r brown his m 1ndce< , as I I ifglct, snlack Pigs fifty l two it The wth T385. tile. h

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vanes. ’

...-WANTED AT ONCE-Quantity white table stock potatoes. J. B. Millman, Kcnsington. 5403-4-22-41

-RADl0 heavy duty 100 and 125 amp. hour new storage A Bat- teries, sold at Bruce's. 5426-9-24-21.

-C. Y. M. L. SUMMERSIDE, play, “My Irish Cinderella," at In- dian River Sept. zstli. ‘Sale of can- dy. 5792-9-17-24-21

—PROHIBlTION COURT.- Mr. G. M. Matthews, County Magistrate held Court at Summerside on Thursday, A case against a party from Alberton charged with the il- legal consumption of liquor was fined $10 or i5 days. Another party from New London charged with the same offense was found guilty and received a. similar fine. A case against o. party from Northam . chargedwith operating a car under

per word, strictly payable in ail-

_-REPLACE old defective spark plugs with a new set of Lodge, sold at Bruce's. 6420-9-24-2t.

Miss Estelle McDonald of Bouris has been awarded the Schola-rshi? for the Country Convents, which will give her e. year at Notre Dame Academy, Charlottetown. Miss Mc- Donald is receiving the congratu- lations of her friends on her luc- cess. S. i

..-BEDEQUE UNlTED CHURCH OFICANADiL-Rev. L. P. Archi- bald, Minister. Services for Sunday, September 25th: Bedeque, ll a. m. Searletown, 3 p.m. Cape Traverse. 3 p.m. Borden 7.30 p.m. The preach- er at Cape ‘Traverse will be Rev. G. N. Somcrs of Margate and Rev. A. G. Crome of Central Bedeque will preach at Searletown. The min- ister will corlduct the services at Bedequc and Borden.

-—CQUNTY COURT-In the County Court at Summerside on Thursday the case of Thos. Tuplin vs. Earle Reeves and Stanley Case-

the influence of liquor was dismis- sed for want of evidence. A case‘ ' against a‘ party in Sunlmerside: charged with having liquor in his‘ Ipossession illegally vvus adjourned! q

. —BRILLIANT srunnxrf- Tub lBrennan Scholarship for the city of Charlottetown has been awarded I this year to Miss Marion Stewart,‘ a pupil of Notrc Dame Aclldcnly,I Charlottetown. Miss Stewart, who led the Province in the ltiairiculu- tion Exams to P. W. C., and was?

Academy, on June 15, and had the‘ ‘ honor of delivering the valedictory: address on the 75th anniversary oi" , Notre Dame. She is a daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stewart, West l ‘Point, and was born in Springfield West in 1917, and is also a. grand neicc of the late Chief Justice Sn" W. W. Suliivam-S. (Patriot and Summerside papers please copy).

I very appropriate address was read River combination on the

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‘ Miss 0mg sknwfiw (or 1 ‘mull pin < vvls presented to Mr one giigmiy on mp, the Sm“ being Wm daughters, M158 ' " ‘ " Mrs. Homers by Mr. Daniel seven to six. There was a

town, has iaccn holiday with "tvmiwi w‘ C“? ill}: thsluiring the kind friends for Bfikqlm - It r lovely remembrance. Another

‘The many i3I(‘ll(l\ oi Mi ‘Ills’ ma Hamill of Ki: her honle from tilv Hospital where six" operation for zvppuurl

was rend

=, nlhli-cs".

I‘ . while Ali's. George ltccl lvirs. solncrs with a beau- “, tlfui linen table

I‘.

19cm -T0 ATTEND WEDDING-Mm.

Ii" M1‘- -l- -‘\- Dflilfllfls While a We" srounds. The latter however came L. n. Allen of Slunhlerside and mil

Edith and

ding of Miss Irene Allen, M. D.,

. 011 Wednesday vwiliil: a nwst who is on tn..- staff of the County by Wils- Elmernalcasant event took iliacc at the‘ Ifosilltlll, St. John. The ceremony’ Sw-lvm-t to lth-s. somers and Luiaispacious Presbyterian Manse when will take Di-lce at noon today atl Bmlm“ Pwithc hvnw of Rev. and Mrs. D. I». the home of Rev. n. c. Rice, a for-

Grifllths was invaded by a largo and mui- pastor of the

l th (l L l < . n~ -- . .

v C ° m‘ “ i‘ rcprescniatlve crvud of nlflnlb-ls 01, Methodist. Church. Miss Allen is w [Mm -" WIN’- Mrs- SQmH-g Lmmkcd the church, in sufllcicnt numbers i0 wgq My

Sulnmersiclc

Lochlen lyillc-Pllersoll,’

_.._.. ,_. _ . ihs ffivilils for the lowly gifts, Am“ the capacity of the house‘ ASI M. D" of st. Johlrs Ncmuundlnlld.

lilncllcon

il- _ \ :'_v rllllnty

Jvrd by tilc ; and the remainder of

lottetovm after n v‘

weeks ilolidnv

Centresllie Lam .11 . the mus", bang

town. , . l A. mil

_' Mr. Claude Slliifpz‘ nit‘. Sharpe, who have been several weeks v . j ~- Oentreville Becirriue. Ind other points, I - left for their heme in Fl! hllberts.

'1 711-, 1p~ilry Mallctt. The follow-

nlztl Lulu: I - 1‘.ll"llll)0i‘SZ—-WC the

"rrt we feel at you‘: dCDHTiUTB

‘rm-y nlueh at our lncctinss. We“ During the terrible uxivl, sand and fin, Hm, (m? Insmm, can m a? ‘ ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' l‘ '1 t‘

tgtlmg: ford to lose (“on n1(‘lT‘l:J(:fi;S vlillgliOlllfilt/E! ‘l hm ‘AIUFCK ordlF/“li so useiu and .n ‘uel a ,

“may last’ M‘ L " _ our nlvr-tlilus and always ready tO| chem)“ had h“ 1mg‘? h?“ CIm-nvive their time tll'i(l talent. ‘.0 helpi pfemly buHmTd F“ Ilmwfh m‘ H)“ In nu‘: ww; We would ask YOU focks. Mi‘, Slilclxlll‘ .Ai.‘.“c"" ' “hm m “(Tom H“, accompanying. boat hswmg "w" WW“ m I‘ vita: nltd may they always" remin S‘ month “'85 “In ‘ ‘ l‘ you m" ill‘ good tlnlos we have 911-, also but can. b" Wile i,» -.i .n..~l..~.~ m, nu‘: traps were lost ill unll thug fishermen say inn‘ been a storm fcr l compare with this

Ailvil“; Institute.

‘“_T'“ and n ‘A mussel- of friends ma! u-lu-.,,,,,“.,,,_ tives from the vicinity of Kini<<>=--l.i were guests at tile l‘ ~ <1’ Fill 7h. and Mrs. Fidele Perry m». :.I"llll evening for a farewell i ' honor of Mr. Earle Prwrfv.

lin-l worsen of Klukora, wh0 11ml serious injuril-s when he rem :1 truck wmzon a week ,s l'(‘i‘C'.'i‘l'lii‘1 as rapidly as can resuming his studies at th~ gfllfllu‘ cnrccfcrl. in the Prince County Dimstanls Univevsillf- i711“ WU“ llvpitzl‘. Sununerside. town. When all ghc flllp$f§ imli ns- _ H >___ segnbled, games and nulsii- wilhvi man ha y ilnurs. lllS'l‘ll mini Selgctlnhzpon the vllfin nnrl i“ Ill" Hillurllzly evening the lad- 1- . ..i "no llildon nlld District Instit-

‘|{,('(I n very successful con- iilc local l-lall, Rev. Mir. ' vvYPFltlCfl over a large gath-

Mulllgan and I‘ an. A delicious lunchwul was ‘Uofived by the hostess and rlppm- printe- speeches werc made by Mr. Iflfirbeft Mulligan, Mr. F. Green. 3M)’. Joseph Mulligan. Ai ihc close, Tilt‘ illwzraln was 0110 O! ibf the evening. all bid Earle farc- uullll v “'i,v, including vocal and i101! and extended every wish for iusirunlczfln) muse,recltationaread- hi! success in his studies. 1M5 "W1 Hirrilinnd (iances. Fifteen ‘ - DCTFUDJ; took part with much credit.

heighbors assembled at the home provided to all present. The whole ha! Mr. and Mrs. James E. Somers prurvdillszs ‘were highly enjoyable. " Monday cvenimz to

Kelvin on -—~~ ‘d farewell to them on the (Ne of Although ruthcrlatc in the season, tr departure for their new lmmc the lads of Eldon have recently Pleasant Valley. Mr. .7. W. stow- taken to baseball scrioufl enough rt was appointed chairman and to from quite a capable team. On Tuesday aficrnmn they piaygd an

t-Yciiilifs’ ilnlnc against the Flat

I: a fewwell chosen words expres- Uld the object of the gathering. A

u

W“ thetnitokens of their appreciation entertaining he; -'I'(‘Eiilfl. they 171131181“ $21005‘ fill Elblmfll of the County llosiliizli and has _ _ good hings o.’ lfc. just returned from u. visit to his I‘ "'4 “i”; pl"i‘gzmlifociliiin4t 1n';l],sucl1 as products of farm and gar-l home in Newfoundland. SliilllllClS:

' '* ' l‘ ‘ ‘den and dairy. IIymn singing. fol-N side int-lids WlSll Miss Alli-n UVOI)‘

thclnnce 0i the

-lowcd by old Scotch favorite song=j happiness through liiv. 5;‘. ' h_\' Mrs. JfllllCS cillkfniwfiS the order of the evening, and

during the happy proceedings. Rev. , --'* “l” “ml-“Fs I° ms" ‘mmsllur. Grimlhs. in a few well chosenl _succassrul. mill) rniszrr-

Among the many welcome visit- comlnodious banquet hall ors who have recently returned V? being necessary to bring ilfljfllllll‘ their homes and duties after a bcn

msmumisackvillc, N. B... Rcv. Ml". o _ l m‘. behalf of the Nolboroicmsm‘ “d Iamfly‘ N" Y" MISS“ Katherine Lavabce _.._-, L€F!)(1“_\n(‘ for ‘hm. hcmes M, ,McDonald. Boston. Also the tiv-J 11V. ing rounded out a great

511e_-"You pride yourself on be-ffhe chaperoncs were ing able to judge a woman's chal- Gallant and Mrs. iDlZ) J. A. Allie-i aster by her clothes. What. would Phce. So enjoyable was this flulc- be your verdict on my sister over tlon that many expressed the hope puslte Prince Edward Theatre. there?"

He-Jinsuf-flcient evidence.’

BRINGING UP FATHER

I mid’ Dr. lVIucPhcrsoil, is also on the staff

.words, thanked the large company The card party and (lance in ill/r

_ ‘on behalf of himself and family.‘

O m“ Harbor ‘vomwsjLater in the evening a dainty lull-f of the recently orguniiacd sub-divi- __ Trivium‘ “M1 to 0X r055 the rvlcheon was served to all present‘, and S30“ of i1... _ v _ M

1mm “n.0,... ‘L; ‘W. :13“ miss yoifmrthcr ‘m’ an sang EMF“? Bu‘? League, Sulnmerslllcr, was. a llidlld‘

" be the tic that binds,‘ iollowrd Ey Success;

Auld Lang Sync" before diispffsllg- ccptionnlly lurgc, the happy throng.

Catholic

Tile attendance was (y; ' capacity of the: and it‘ El rooms into service. Dr. J. A. hiss-v

ovcrtaxing the

bcing hlissl Kathleen Cameron and Mr. Joseph: and FIOFPYICP‘ Perry. A fine progrzunnlc oi (lunc- evening

Mulflihc auction winners

q Mt and N.“ Somersytle lads, Howell and Kenneth Grit-Lot unjoylncnl, 01d and young lu- ,, ,1 (Md :y)q‘ll1ig]1c Md fiths, who have returned to com-vdillging in tho icrpsicllorlnll uli i0_ i I a 'mence their fourth year at the Hunt , the strains of beautiful music evlp-I ingdon Acadcmyqucbccuandrvhose;plied by a spcciul orchestra con-' public singing attracted so much sisting oi ltil-s. Joseph Callaghan, ettentlvrl and made many friends, Miss Jenn MCKOAFHDY, Miss Doro- Schedule ls three trips to town each who will be delghted to welcome thy Kirwun and hi1‘. Jerry Gnudet. “Mk- 3hmliiy- ‘I/Edmlidll’ 11nd Sli-

them back again.

A very palatable lunch was servcdi

|l>y Mrs. Titus and capable staff.‘ Mrs. J. FI._

that the League would COlltlnllCl

with many more. S,

194E‘! Miss Mildred left last evening for L- v Mr. somczs made a flttiu! number of interested spectators. mkmtor

‘ Sllllllililffildfi. S.

Ii‘ l ' , '~ - Clifton House, ullcicl- the flllFDlFJf. lnlticligitffl‘? Illzlfgldik 0f Commerce

Wonu-lfs ‘

‘eflcal vacation in Belfast. are Rf-‘V- Phec was programme master alnri“'us Lin“ "m" 31""?! River to

Dr. M, J. McLeod and family. NEW pxcscnted the prizes l0 Mrs. (.‘"cll[,,.ay knlmm so dlYilrk Ciil'~DF~Ma°K‘-’ii7?1°iMbniilial- Stewart. Borden. and Ml". Hnrrsfliwiiie flllil travel with us in com- lMr. and Mrs. Putnam and fflmllY- Slllipllant, Sumnlcrsitie, for bridizvll

5411-9-23-31.

iey was commenced. Action for $110 for ice taken from ponds near Ken- ‘sington last winter. At the close of the plaintiff's" case the plaintiff moved to amend his summons by adding a count of conversion, The Judge granted this but adjourned the case till the 29th. Mr. Reg. Bell of Charlottetown for plaintiff; Mr. Heath Strong, K.C., for defendant.

——SU(‘.CESSFUL BRIDGE.-- The

o mosst successful Bridge of the sea-

son at Summcrside was held at tho Clifton Hotel on Thursday evening when the Summersidc Sub-Division

recently organized, made their tn- itial bow to a large and brilliant assemblage of guests, including many from Charlottetown and oth- er points. Bridge was played during the early part ofthe evening and inter dancing was enjoyed. The chaperoncs were Mrs. J. E. Gallant‘ and Mrs. J A. McPhea-S.

PERSONALS

-:ul-. A. Elvlumuu, NLR, Mr.I Clifford Rogers and Mr. Edgar attended the Alberton

55- John. N. B., to attend the wcd- rams on wedncsdny__s_

—Ml'. Davis Lidslone, son of cx-Aizlynl‘ Lidstonc, and Mrs. Lid» stone of Sulnmerside, left this morning to attend MvGill Unlver. Sill’. lifontrcal. Whore he will take up tllc study of medicine. S. I

—Mr. Harold White of the staff 0f the Bank of Commerce at New Glfl-“EIMV. N. S, reiurncd to his! lluiivs 0n Friday from on ciljoy-I uble vrlczltion silent with his par-I Pills, Veil. Archdrllcxln C. dc W] Willi". D. 1).. nll<l Nils; Whig; of

“iltlr. W. V. Gordon, Slipgrin-

:lrl'ivc:l in Sllnl- ncrside on \’Vcrlu"stlay' and after

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visiting the Branch there. went up '

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EANERN GUARDIAN

..'CHURCH 0F THE HOLY TRtNlTY-(Anglican) Georgetown Sunday within the Octave 0f Bi- Matthew, sspt. m. "Unity”; Catechism and Bible class 2.30 p. m. Evensong 7 p. m. "Man of Sorrows". Ninsnteenth Sunday after Trinity, Oct 2nd, there will be no Matins, Evenson! at 7 p. m. with Capt. wlttig C. Au in charge. Catechism as usua. Capt. T. 1i. Kelly, c. A. in charge.

CENTRAL ROYALTY AND VICINYIY

Messrs Harold Stead, Brenton Stead, William MacLennan re- turned home Tuesday evening from Fredericton Exhibition. Mr. Stead made a fine showing with his ex- cellent herd of Jerseys.

Mr. Jack C. Murray, R. O. P., Inspector of Stellartom, N. 5., is spending a. few days with friends here.

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25th. Matins i1 a.‘

Mrs. Delia Kennedy and “me daughter Pearl left Wednesday for their home in St. Peters.

Mr. and Mrs. Rout. MacKenm were recent visitors here the guest! of Mr. and Mrs. l-larold Stead.

Messrs Dewar and Russel Jen- kins, Mrs. C. H. Jenkins have re- turned homc after a. deiiimful motor trip thr0u8h the Maritimes.

Mrs. Jennie Ferguson is spend- ing some time with friends in Vic- torts.

Mr. and Mrs. my Mflvfiwen. 3°!’ ton were the guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prowse.

A motor party consisting of Rus- sel Roper, Jack Murray, Lila Wood. Grace Roper, motored to Frederic- ton cn Wednesday-

wnm; Bybll MacMillan, Bernice Qullen, Dorothy Qullen have re- sumed their studies at Prince of Wales College.

Among the recent visitors here were Mr. Will Airnew, City, Mr. Reigh Horne, Winsloe, Mr. and Nllrs. B. Barry, City, Ml‘. Herb Mat- heson, Milton, Mr. Robert Snezcll, City.

Miss Milda Ferguson, Dunstaff- nsge is spending a week here.

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INCREASE IN INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION

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