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SUMMERSIDE. GUARDIAN

and PRINCE CCUNTYI CHRONICLE

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Locals,

...This column as reserved for neu

or local llfellwt but ndvlrllllg saewsynnrslllr Inlnscud at | unto a worl strictly Ilrlbie is |dvnn°l.

, Western _ I U R I I-_Iitlefig ~Bishop_Refuses To Ifgsig-n _. I ul i 1, ‘

-PRESTDNE anti-freeze dis-

tributed by Braves. L-2418-ll-18-2i.

_'ro GET TOP PRICE! for your

h°g;_ feed Dr. Hess Hog Special.

-rayinr Drus Co.. Kansinston. In-iss. in some classes,

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f-srovii rrra ENAMEL., ana, `¢mery cloth and stove.cil, sold at pgggys, L-2413-11-I0-_2I.

-SWEEDIBII steel axes and

Indian ash axe handles, sold whole- sale and retail at Braoe’s.

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-PRINCETOWN United Church.

Sunday, Nov. ls, services, il a. m. ,nd 1 p, in. Evening service will in- clude several selections by Charlotte- town Male Chorus. L-246'!

._f‘DOC" MMPHEBSON SAYS: Business is real good and he wishes to thank all his satisfied customers, for advertising and sending their friends for suits and ovencoats to him. It pays to lmow your business.

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-S. B. FARNOBTB IN POET- The S. S. Famorth came into. Bummerside on Friday from Bti John, N. B., and is loading pota- toes for the Montreal market. She expects to leave today. _

-LEli'l‘ FOR BOSTON - MIS. James Wells, of Summerside, imdl her two little boys, left cn 'I hursdayl for Boston to spend the waiter months with her parents, Mr. and Mi’s.Btewart.-S.

-WEEKLY BRIDGE - The hoe-

tesses at the regular weekly br.dge st St. Mary's Hall, on Friday after- noon were Mrs. R. S. P. Jardine and Mis. Lee Horne. A large number of ladies played bridge and there were many callers at the tea hour.-6.

-C. II. G. S. SUNDAY SPECIAL.

~Doubtless most of our readers know that the “Radio Forum." S popular Sunday afternoon feature. conducted by Rev. W. H. Harding. over Station C. H. G. B.. Summer- side. is again on the air. Mr. Hard- ing is heard regularly every sunday afternoon at t P. M. These talks are always interesting and helpful and are followed by large audiences throughout the entire Maritimes and the Gespe Peninsula

~A spiendidly an'anr;ed pre-

nuptial shower, which took the form of a double header, was held on Friday at the home of Mr. arirl|;‘ Mrs. J. A. Bernard, Tignish, in

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NUT COMPl|:TEIl

Judging in the Borden Pbx Show

was not concluded yesterday and will be continued this morning

when thlomohampiom will be ds. °1ll‘°d~ Edsel are finding n easy task in sir ri, en?

n un-

ii' gl

usually hish standard.

At the banquet held on Thursday

evening. presided over by Capt. John L. Reid. many complimentary

and foresight ot those responsible in promoting the exhibition. Among the speakers were: Hon. W. J..P. McMillan, Premier; Hon. Walter M Lea, Hon. Thomas McNutt, Messrs A. E. McLean, Frank Arnett, Peter G- Ullrk. C. B. Rogers, and the iiéldse-1. Messrs. 'ravlor and monk- Y- .

AN"I‘I-TOXIN FOR WAR ,

LOINIDON, Nov. 16-Thorough familiarity with all the honors of war is the most effective antitoxin for the war spirit, David Lloyd George, British statesma said to

'iii rox snow”

remarks were passed by the various 5' costs. A party from Freetown

make" °°ri¢=m1ns the initiative 1 chu-sed under me Prohibition Aer'

The osleof ILP. Titus vs. the

Town of Bummsrsido was contin- .uedintbs0ountyOourtonl"rid.sy (afternoon before Judge Inman ‘when argument of counsel was hedtd. The GHG Wps adjourned until Nov. 24th for 'further argu-i _mont and to live counsel an op- -Pirtiliilty to present briefs.

Mr. G. M. Matthews held court

at Bummerside on Friday and |hsard a case under the Highway Traffic Act. The case against a Wffy fl’0m , Freetown who was !°\1nd zuiltv and fined ts and

with selling intoxicating liquor yu fined $200 and costs or three months in Jail.

Three men from the west or the

province found guilty at Alberton under the Fisheriu Act for fishing lobsters without a license have been brought to the Prince County Jail to serve one month in Jail.

Verification Work

Is Imperative

(EXD€rimental Parma N:-te)

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day at the opening of an exhibi- tion of gruesome photographs tak- en on the battlefields of the last great conflict. | “I am not one of those who

think war is quite imminent," he said. "I am a little hopeful that: it win be put on, but it is ti.src,| lurking in the path along which humanity has got to tread.

“if you want to know whether

there is any danger. ao to Llovds and ask what it would cost you for a policy insuring you against the risk of war for five years."

The exhibition of photographs,

free to the public, drew a great crowd. ,

WORD "0“EY” IN I

LONDON, Nov. it-The word

"obev" is included in the marriage service for the Duke of Kent. tha, King's youngest son, and Princess' Marina, of Greece.

ROME, Nov. 15-The age-old at-

tempt to square the circle has been made successfully by Illuminato Dispenza, a local mathematician,

he said today He followed the ‘cyclocinematic method he said and placed his solution before the' Academy of Sciences here.

RAS SQUARED THE CIRCLE

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-Mrs. Muriel Lee Muttart gave a timber of little parties this week ior ands.-B.

..- M -~-fr. /-- ri 1. .ma 4

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0“”“dB 'May many agencies con- tribute in providing such seed. the leadins one being the canadian Seer Growers' _Association In this undertaking however, the Associ- ation receives very di.-ect md sub. stantial assistance from the vari- ous Federal and Provincial De-

'mmt 80od seed is required to‘ P1‘°d“¢0 8°°d crops is axiomatic. In!

When Reiclibishop Ludwig Muel- ler (LEFT). was appointed head of German Protestantism. he was

Dirtmenta of Agriculture, Agri- cultural Colleges and Experimen- tal Farms. Q 'I'he highest clam of seed produ¢.

ed in Canada is known as Elite Stock seed. From this seed all reg-! istered seed must originate. It is impe ative therefore that the high

pictured in a happy mood with Dr. Auzust Jaeger. his a,f"'~i:r":trator. Since the npyiclntmont Rri'l~b€shop M_"cllv~r has had cx‘rcme d'ff’iculty with bath the clergy and the lsify in lc”omv-ilishivfr his purpose of UHMUI all the Prctrstant churches of the land. T11 s't~-tion met a.

climax when Fuehrer Hiiter re- fused to grant Mueller an audience, claiming a “toothaclie.” This in- dicated a dfsaprroval of Muller’s meth"ds of using force in

PUYIERS (IF CUMMISSIUN

MONTRAEJAL. NOV. l6-.Requmt to the Dominion Government to widen tl-is powers of the House of Commons committee on price spreads and mass buying to in- clude scrutiny of electricity and gas rates in Montreal and else- where will be made by the Mont- real City Council, the aldermcn.

lien Houdc. imanimously voting in favor of the move today.

Mayor I-Ioude said “I don‘t vote,

but if I did I would suPl>0rt the motloni'f .Suggestions a lowering of rates as charged by the Montreal Light, .Heat and Power Cons., be sought of the Quebec Public Service Com- mission were waved aside. The cry

,mission chairman, was no longer competent to Judge the situation as he had said the present rates were just.

Appearance before the electric

study commission named by the Quebec govemment and headed by Hon. Emest Lapointe, forme'~ Minister of Justice, was vote" down with the statements tht commission was “academic and impotent."

Ministers of the Dominion Gov-

ernment and members of Parlia-

ment represeriting Montreal dis» trict constituencies are to be cal!- ed info action to iend help to th-‘ city in its wish for a probe int”

na”ons.l;’zirzg the church, accom-]||15°‘he rates and, at the same 'time

to observers. Dr. J:eger’s resigna- tion came shortly after. Ludwig Muel'er co::t'nu's as chlef primate but his program has been con- siderably curlal'cd. now that he

"into the true financial structure of the trusts." council decided.

The vote represented the unani-

mous decision of *he council. Two of the total of 35 aldcrmen wer"

- th-_ bg 5; :ft f lm: ~ "L absent, the balance of 33 votin~

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3 ' "idiot c" but said he would vn‘e so

trai Experimental Farm, Ott , ‘ ‘ i md on me Bunch mm _na_w_|; Gan Take Drop Brltaln S Overture he would not be accused of not several prov, Tw | favoring reduced rates. He believ-

mes' ° p°“nd M* 'ed the citv should go before the

samples are sent to the Becretary (BY 'nm 081130-‘B11 Press) (A.P. By Guardian' S iai Wire of the Association who numbers MCNTREAL N°V» 15-B¢1ff 1" it WAS4H1NG'I‘OiN, ;1ov?eI6 - Th; gggbsgePE,?3:1n?§r‘;1§,$,n?|§;T;;1,is:,`¢?:, the samples, divides them and sends 01' mt. fish Us Very much like oats, United States has uncier consider- ' sitting in Quebec for iq. it gum- one iisii is ine cereal Division, in Ii has been proved that run not ation rsritisi. overture.-i for Joins -m... fo, us .D ,go ,D 0,,,,,,.,, ,ng tr., cu, (.1 Cemm to me pm.a¢,_only seem to have nine lives but action in n val affairs in

' 9' me °V¢“t. say we hear that some years

PWM D1l'*Hi°fi in the me of i°r-'?fv° ""1" 1"“"‘°d me “H °f ml' "“° "1'P°""l’ ‘”"°“SSi°“~‘i 011 na- Mi- noir (sir Herbert Hut) and

are crops and arise. ii... S frvm arent heights vrlnout re- var wnn.. e and siren ' . Horticultural Dgrision in the case Celvfnil My 111.11-\1'i€S~ progress is London engtI1n xfglvurig l¢:?'t1-xogés 1T,J'Hs`;I°1;ris¢,,,P,;e§sld;!;,‘d of vegetables. am. the other naif Gustav Pr{=v°St of the University secretary of state cordeii null, ome., ogg.; bg, ,,,,,.,',,.,ie5 Qmer- in “wh vm W the iihrvefinierital °‘ M°"”°“‘S b1°1°B'.v deocrimaru. eanvins iuil details of the Pro-[ad their stock and made miiiionsr Farm in the pmvgme of 0,-|gm_ who is a member of the Province oi poseis, boarded Ptesideint Rmae- ,What we are after a

'riiese samples are sawn in rod- Quebec Department oi Fisheries vena special train tonight to dis- row plots and very careful cxamin- “M G9'me» hi” °°i1dU<%€d many cuss the im-portant question with ation is made oi me plants comin- iniere-'Mas exvsrimerits while re- the President as be speeds toward uously from heading to harvest. 5I'°'-‘king the IHIWS and -Siferms of the Tennessee Valley. Hull is to Any off type heads or plants are this Pmvmfe- It WHS found the return to Washington Saturday. d marked and at harvest time these *wut Survived when dropped into it is not iiireiy any real" will be

s a city is a

reduction in the cost of light. pow- er and gas. What will be our posi- tion if we cannot sav we have al- readv exhausted every means to get it?"

Aid. Jos. Schubert.. Labor coun-

(C. P. By Gill-l'¢I|Bl\'s Qioolll WIFE).

with the blessing of Mayor Camil-.

honor of Miss Annie Bernard, daughter of Nh: and Mrs. Amable J. Bernard, who was shortly to bid adieii to her girl friends to loin the ranks of the more sedate married people. Needless to say the boys and girls enjoyed them- selves and the popular guest bfi the evening received a generous deposit. of valuable and useful gifts. On Sunday Miss Bernard was honored by the Bodallty of the Children of Mary, of which she was ii. valued and active mem- ber. who presented her with an tliliroorlate address, which was resid bv Miss Kathleen Brennan. Miss Margurite Deliech, on be- half of the sodalitv, making the presentation of it beautiful statue of the Blessed Virvin. Misa Ber- Yiiird thanked the ladies for their souvenir up eimressed the hope

of visiting her friends in Tignish t from time :to time, h

PERSONALS

-Miss Blanche Hogg gave a 10117,

little narty last Friday for her young

-Mr. Amos Hubley. manager of

Miss

in lan

in Bayside

-Miss Hope Jardine of the staff ‘

of Sinclair Gr Stewart, was opor ated on in the Prince County Ros pital on Friday morning and is do-

ing nicely. S.

-Her friends will regret to learn

that Miss Cora MacGougan of

ipequs has entered the hosyitli

for treatment. B.

-Mr. John Gillis, Tignish, is

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the Perfection Creamery at Bum merside was in Charlottetown on Thursday attending the meeting of crsamory makers B

-.Miss Catherine Darby is CMH' aining a number of her friends this ternoon for Bridge at her Pretty ome in St. Eleanors.-S.

-Miss Muirhead and her niece.

Hodgson, who have been spend-

g the summer months on the ls- d, left on Friday mornin!! f0\‘

friends at the family residence on mek home in 0m,wa__s_

Myrtle Street.-S.

-Miss Evelyn Mackenzie and ed

Miss Rosamond Richardson enter-,

tained members of the Bridge Club P

-Miss Leonora Chapman return- on Tuesday to ottawa. aft¢\‘ I

ieasant visit in Buinmerside, the

tof Mrs H H Lefursty DUI'

on Tuesday evening in honour nf,f;';‘her amy' ,He Q,” me “lust at

se . .

Miss Jean Inglis of Bhedlac, NB.. whois visiting friends.-S.

‘i\T6`l?`r'GAGE SALE

veral little functions -S

_The baassr recently held in

aid of the schools at Tian W”

T0 be sold by public auction in the inn or ins court new in Suminersiile, in Prince County, on the seventeenth My of December, I-D.rm.s\\iur.nr or swerve °’°l°¢knocn,sllihs\pcreeielland ltuie lying and being at Park °°\1wr. Loi county, Prince Ed ded and laloribeil in lay:

mains

1 I farm

ltdaek west by Albert

acres

or ‘isis tiiifiiifFifiigigiilii. .SF ‘lfiiiijyfiiigifglfégli i,l;;= 5. 'z .irtirirg

s., *Er > II § ,g r 5 is ‘idiiilaizi-i* t" ‘i?=f'" 9. s. :'<`s'f~i_§!»

is:

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a real success. The lsdiesugi the district, win. so capably attended to the dinners, are worthy of our ungtinted praise. Bingo, fishing- pond and other attractions were soimdidly contrasted lil (ily. Wh!" the beautiful display of hand work provided interest for the more hsstidious. The fruit cake. which was on iottcry, was won by will Rita Miclnnis.

_.Inspector Gallant. who visited

me 'nqnish schools last week, or- ganized s teachers’ study '1‘l‘°\\°-

are hm-v_¢5f,¢d and given B V,-y the water from aeroplenes at a critical ersu-.mation in the iaeor- héisht of 1.500 feet. atory. A report on the impurities El1°°111‘88€<i by this Mr. Provost

1, men ,em go th, gegyefm-y of oontinueld his experiments to prove Try

spending a few days at his home the Association who decides whe U18* fish 001116 exiiii Under Seem-.

mme "° L°nd°“ “nm then' cillor. was sure if Oitawa took ac-

tion it would not take long before "something far worse was found than alreadv uncovered bv Mr.

SILHOUETTES

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_was Adrien Beaudry, K.C., com- W

An arched doorway between living and din

ing rooms. c hut shut and s bright llgill

-than were the only special requirements for this silhouette. The diagram shew( the relative positions of camera. lubiectr, :hut and light.

WITH the advent of cooler

weather, some snapshcoters as-

sume that the picture-taking season is over. And in so doing they miss s lot of fun and good pictures.

Matter of fact, with the new films

and generally improved equipment, the snapshot season is continuous, winter as well as summer, indoors and out. We shall have much to say about indoor pictures. For a starter. iet’s talk about silhouettes-those pictures in which the figures are solid black on I white background, much like the scissor pictures you see at fairs.

With silhouettes, even more than

with ordinary snaps, it is vital that the pictures tell their own story. (Unless, of course, you want simply a profile portrait.) For you have only outlines to work with, unsup- ported by perspective or detail.

The first essential of silhouette

pictures is a perfectly flat back- ground, devoid of detail. And the easiest way to obtain such a back ground is to stretch a bed sheet across a' broad doorway between two rooms. It,’s important that the sheet be tacked up so that all creases and wrinkles are eliminated.

To light up this background, a

strong iight must be put in back of it, about five feet away either cen- tered or placed directly back of the major feature of the picture. You have s wide choice of lamps. You can use a couple of ordinary 60-watt

frosted bulb ,lamps a photofioed- type or photoflash Lamp. Both the photo-flood and photoilssh are avail~ able at most electrical or phote supply shops at very low prices. The photo-flood lamp, which gives au exceptionally brilliant white light. is probably your best bet.

Pose your subject about two feet

in front of the sheet (on the side away from the lamp). Plant -your camera on a tripod or table so that it is directly on an imaginary line drawn from the lamp, through the sheet and through the subject. The diagram above explains the layout in the simplest way. When the pic- ture ls taken, the iight shining through the sheet should be the only light in either of the rooms.

About exposures. If you use the

two 60-watt lamps, you will need an exposure of about 10 seconds, with the lens well opened; with a photo- flood, a couple of seconds will suf- fice. Using the photoflash,‘set tha shutter at "time," turn out all Iighiz, open the shutter, flash the flashbulb (which gives only an in- atant’s vivid light) ,close the shutter -and there you are. -i

A little practice with silhouettes

is worth volumes of instruction. Good silhouettes make excelléjit material for greeting. cards, bool: plates, place cards and so on. ‘-

In making them, you can call all

your ingenuity and inventiveness into play.

.T01-IN VAN GUILDER..,

., ._§ ' ia 's .:-

L_.__.. C,

at the home of li/Ls Joseph Mc

and y ed back the Long Island team of Jimmy Hines and Willie Klein, three and two. in the other semi- final.

RECORD LOW WATER LEVEL IN MONTREAL

MONTREAL. Nov lil-A new Lil-

time low water level in the DUI* 04

Montreal was setdmaibdaym ‘Taz

ve a rea oe

ngies, two inches. lower than the previous _record low last year.

Harbor commission official!

pointed out that althouwh hardly more than two weeks more could be counted on for shippliis. WSG

treighten and lin- port. Milly of the

oiitresi

r 5 out igiiig r§§§§~ 329

Sig; ga §

re foricod to

and had

as follows. Resident. Mrs. Patrick’ Callaghan; Vice President, Mrs. J. J. McKenzie; secretary, Mrs. Wal-i ter Micnnteez Directors, Mrs. Ray Boylan, Mrs. Edwin Curley, Mrs. Joseph MoEntee; Auditors, Mrs. E. J. Roche. Mrs. Ambrose Callaghan. At the conclusion of the business part of the meeting a vote of thanks was tendered the retiring President and secretary to which both ladies responded. On motion to adjourn the meeting closed by the singing of the National An- them to meet again at the home of Mrs. Waiter Mclimtee in Decem- ber. Roll call to be Christmas re- cipes. A dainty iunch was served by the hostess assisted by Miss Mary and Teresa Mi:Entec and a social hour spent in pleasant con- versation md songs, etc., brought s pleasanf, evening to a close.

liao iiIivmrrl’o for Unis and iinrea

ther a certificate of purity is to insly impossible conditions. He OH SIIOI`€ D Bouchard speaker of the Qu.»~ ‘°° mgegcf' “°‘ ’9' °°°h ”““"'d“°'] ETS; tfiggfimigs Iiiriisilimgfd -__ bee Leririutive assembly and SeedTh .uhm in vm mme this was d_opped from B height of my Th., Canmnm hm) Mhyor of St. Hyacinthe who has

0 can th V0" “wi can ;1o0o feet into ._ lake The __ec____t_ MDW YQRKI Nov_ |5_m the in. _ been battling in favor of munici-

is reflleotedurmig the lhuh de y of ayole broke into several Pieces bbut “mst °f aft' and “”5""““'”"'y d°m1' palimtim °f ehcmcax “WIC” be'

_it N al; If tif; m¢§”§°n_ _,he ,wh emmed from me o'rdea, cues, charlie Noble of the U. s. s.| fore and since he said the idea to

gn. “yi bvethe ceryeal D_v_s__m dur. .Bs much _‘uve as even Tennessee has shipped ,_ 60,1512"- his own electors of St. Hyacinthe. irI!gc the Inset season. __ ment of cockroaches to the Museum '

AvnimN woMENs INSTITUTE °f M°d°"“ Aft* _ -D331] Ilfgnt Over

One of the exhibits at the Mu

Favorites Elimin- ,,;;'=;,d,T;;f~'=,°»;,e°~;;=;,';_i;,,’{.<;Y-,_1§‘;,~ .‘.'..?...“.Z.’.§°;l.°.i’“.1..‘.“i”..1‘.§°°.‘.’ 22 With Conqueror

cently demolished tenement house

ated In Tourney Entee to hold their annual meet: ns p“"P°5e- “uegedlf/' L5 t0 5h°W (By The Canadian Press)

,mg_ The Pmsldent Occupied the what kind of place not to live in. LQN-;D6N N0v_ 15._.The Dgan.

Charlie Noble read about it as

"“'_‘, i .' - e of st. Paul‘s. t whi -

ia. r. ny Gu;-m;_riné-ine§_l;l_ w_i;;) 3°§°y ‘;“,,fg,,‘,';°t,§;°°,§’s7,§’,,,f’,§“0‘,§’;°'fn be _ioafed about the sunny decks Rf,y.,_ D, wglte, M.,§,h,w,°1Quc,‘;§§f' ml Inllmtmuluiwly *ought ,h“'unisoh. Roll call was answered by 11% Tgannmge Irgte Gu°'°;“;f'“° ed UH the 011ff80ii‘i8 of Very Rev., was not ended imtil the final Putt “ww” that “mme” can “ve monewitwth u 'tam wh as 0 'MZI W' R' Inge' is the oldest in img" Bmy The minutes of the previous meet- ° e ‘mm ’ °f Y' B m,“se“m~ 1 imd- dmpped °n the “mn gnign' U et ing and thefiast annual one were nm _sendmg y°“ some Battleshp B9f°l'€ the COITUUE Of Duke Wil- Burke and Johnny _evo a T_pusn_ __ea_d_ approved and signei The nm type cockroaches. Some of them nam of Nm-mamiy there were m-,_ Willie MacF_agane__°an moz; f_n__ mem statement of me yea” work have naval service, _ varying from dean, in Eng1gnd_ and the earliest ssl. one _lip lym Bl th Easter was mem Nad by me secretary four to 16 years. Dontlet the white “omg af those dignitaries was | “md ° tm m '°°,“ hi ' after which the paying of mem- °n° I°°l YW-We D°'1i`|I»°d him W0’ Dean of St. Paul‘s about 1008. Be foursome! sol! chamoons P. wh wsmp ,ees ,ook p,,,ce_ ,hm ,0,_|wniie ne was asleep in the iaun- me ma, mme mos, of the me- '1"°’"°“°" ‘“ "‘° im’ ""‘ . lowes ti... eiefuun of officer. iorldfy und cathedrals followed me cou- they m5;';ick'§§:“n'£ywh:rg:l°;‘_ the ensuing year \vhich resultedl _A11 these °°Ck"°“°h95 are elhible tinental rule of having a prevost

foi shore duty, having four or more years continuous sea service. They

WYWB °n P°W°° Pee” "id “mp ed as master of ceremonies and clothirls. (d:ess jumpers prec(erred>,}h“,_.| of the ¢-n,.p¢,e,- under mu

and an occasional wet shaving brush or an old shoe-" , The idea is no tenement would

be complete without its staff of cookroaches. but ther-nuseum has not yet decided where the pets w_il.l be installed.

A motor car had just KHOCKNI

clown a man. fortunately without

Bouchard." I-le referred to Hon. T-|

under an abbot. In the cathedrals* not monastic the ai-ohdeacon act-

bishcp. .

UHAPLAIN APPOINTED T0 SEEi

(By The Canadian Press)

LONDON. Nov. 16-Rt. Rle»v.‘

John Macmillan, Domi Bishop Suf-| fragan of Dover. who at 57 has; been appointed to the see of Guild- ford is a son of the founder of the|

Twins invariably '

Bring Delight

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Nov 15-General

im/pression that arrival of twins in a family is regarded ls sornwhing of a cross between a ' Joke and a calamity is fair from right, accord- ing to experiences of Victorian Order nurses. Even :ln families where there are already several children and the financial situat-

ion is strained. the nurses find that| twins are .hniled with dieiight in, almost every home where they ap-i pear.

The report of one of t.-he super-

visors cites a home where twins, Jack and Bill bry name, arrived to find that their father had been unemmloyed for three years- and that seven brothers and sisters were there ahead of them. Every-

since the first of January, at E births of 15 sets of twins, all whom are alive andi well. Four these occurred in the month ol June, which constituted a. record for the oiganisatiori for any one month.

FUR WELL DRILLING oonnnunicstc with

The Trask Weil Co. VAUGHAN H. GROOM

Local Representative `

Morley M. Bcll’s Law Office' Bummerside or Phone 297.

1419

,ninio carry

Summerside

Mr. Chan has gone to lrelt

expense ln securing Mr. Bt Thom, one of the best known chefs ni’ Wcsiem Canada, who

one was delighted to see them, in-

cluding an uncle, who was the' breadiwlnncr for the entire fa.mily._ By the exercise of great thrift, the

ing public.

Full Course '

Dinner or Supper '

35c '

sure and onli when in

I will cater to the discriminat-

fernily contrived to get along with- Bc

out outside relief.

One set of twins caused its par-'

ents and the Victorian Order con-'

siderable ivori;L_ l;e!foi'e they _gsm pronounced o danger. cy were little girls. born prematurely. and the problierri of caring for the_ f‘rsi.i little creatures on an income as modest as the father's was a ical one However an incubator

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when you are walking. I am an ex- th, wa, ,md Wag awarded the 0_ __ perienced driver. I have been driv- B_ gg Hg became a vicar of Kew in their _‘_‘°'W %h“"3°§° j'_§";fI';;::°,a°:: ing for seven years." 1916 and was appointed Bishop of “°‘V t e Im 9 ““

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