’ bias-e, Ital-Stroll oouuoo fiwznmhqy, wom- saw‘; nus Gaudat,

Gaeslhn Illlliotlollvlfllhlllihollainfltrnceuida‘ mloyathplllliilllllfiwlflr’ \ totboboynspcdbleice

_ saw-mm -soo-r. nlsnolru sse - Wjgf-mao». new {uh £- lb- recluse. at graces. 1:531 W” s‘ w°°k" '3’ ' L-uomrosn _pUBll Lnseed oil 8ut% in 25 tor sale at Bruce's. mg 100 lb. irons aoi _ guanine‘ an")

, l!

_ _

No 1 special

il t B ace's. W _-F “d n“ l L k srfie r0111, nice P181135!!! -1) CLEANER in stflcs-glt S vers Rex Dawson. 11 6-6i.

Brae --—— qlUYlNfi O CKENS _£ 3A F every Thursdaliru untll__ 313i? Th: mo“. o, alwayl otherdays by appointment. H. 5m L B. Cameron. _5- _

ups: Also

ANCY Barbadoes available '

_11.6-2. , Friday, Ncvem- —PUB.E shellac, brown Japan

_ EBTO orchestra. Admin and rock spar varnish, gallon can;

r1 h. ance W1!

.' 5 cents. Follow, the crowd. in stock at Brace's. 21, Eggd time’ assured. l1-6.1i. ~- ___

, —CAN WE HELP you ill] her _0AMEO. — SINGTON — hearts desire this Chrlstmgg fuegdny, W "nesday, 8.30. Meet Moose. Jeweller. 1145-11,

- ' C b {$21,121}, "lrcreffiglllntgltime in Texas u» 1M -~* M sous...

Star! Jimmy

_.-\T’I‘END THE BAZAAR at St. Paul's Hall, summerside, on‘ Wed- nesdlly end Thursday evenings. Nov. '1 and B. - 11-5-11

“THE ANNUM. MEETING oi lire Ladies‘ Auxiliary Borden Branch Canadian Legion will be hold Friday ‘evening, November ‘Jih ut 8 o'clock at the home oi

brands oi Pox

awpy out in fro -t by

better you need.

Cpl. Ralph Phillips, Summerside. arrived home irom overseas last

k th sun both, n: r "=- MW‘ “Y- R- °“"“' s.” rliilnegnur: ggliorl-o whee, mo: WWW" ' ' him in Ssckvilio. Cpl. Phillips

has ‘been overseas two years and a hall’. fie-Joined the army short- ly aiter the outbreak oi war and saw service on the Continent aiter

Da-y. It did not take him long to settle down to civilian liia again. He has taken s. position with R. T. Holmanh Ltd., in the boot and shoe department, and started to work on Thursday after only ar- riving home Saturday.

-I.EMEMBRANCE DAY AT SUMMIBSIDE Remembrance Day observance will be conducted in Summerside as usual this year with a service at the monument in the Square. As it falls on Sunday this year the program will com- mence at 10:30 s.m. so as tobe over in time to allow the peonll to attend church services which are being set ahead to 11:15. There will be a parade oi veterans, cadets and other military units. ‘Ilia annual dinner oi the Summersioo branch oi the Canadian Lrgion be held on Saturday eve-

._f0I.lCE COURT - At Sum- merside Police Court yesterda morning a man was fined $25 an r0513 ior running a gaming house. A drunk was lined $3 nd costs and another drunk had h bail estreat- ed-S.

_ltED CROSS CORPS MEET- ING - Mrs. l-LL. Palmer, divisional commandant oi the Corps adgiressed e m m‘ summers e 0mm!

i- all on Friday evening She told i e members that meetings would so held regularly but there will be 1o drill or lectures and no new ncnlbers will be taken in. However. more will be quite a bit oi service ior some time yet. The meeting also has the pleasure oi hearing from Nursing Auxiliary Section who told or her duties travelling comm the Avantic escorting dependants. Also

'- lieutenant‘ Ethel Sutherland oi the

ii-ut. Dorothea. Stewart. who told

at her interesting personal contact with err-prisoners of W81‘ ll’! trill!" rmms in Gennanv. A colored iilm. - rm,- Quality of Service", was shown. Mrs. D C Tcmpkirlg corn-

msndynt oi the Sumrnerside corps P63011813 presided-S. —-—— ' -w. Allan Holman and Mr.

0n the premise; of Joseph Infir- nqtho iollowinn-

Mare, l2 years old (Percheron). Horse, 6 years old (Clydesdale . Filly, 5 months old (Percheron . Shorthorn Cow, 3 ta ireshen in January. Jersey Ileiiery: years, in cal‘. Jersey Cow, 8 years. ' Heller, ‘I months (Sborflorm) Bearing Hay Mower Deering Bay Rake Double Truck Wagon Single 'I‘rrrck Wagon t Driving Sleigh:

t Driving Wagons

., to visit her uncle and aunt, raid Mrs. Bradford Bern- a . .

Trade Brisk Wllh Nfld.

With two vessels having leit Charlottetown tor St. John's Nlld-s

million. Wail! Street; '1 Granville "COL

IhoaallOios-tlsissgeylag dalvsrloaoasplrsosta.

{£35511

Hgrses. For

ab“??? m; f““"io‘“i' D0 9X09 911 qua Y Y ectualfiuults. In centers when used An competition with other . Sunglo stands actual live w’? pelt show result comparisons. at prooi oi oualitv (‘o lfl-lo-Zi.

—HOME FROM OVERSEAS —'

‘ Wallace Bradshaw oi R. T. l-lol- A man Ltd, Summerside, left yes- terday by plane lor Montreal on

". AT CRAPAUD l business trip-S. s-uunsbay, Novarmart lth -1\o-s. Myra Day, oi Summer- “ AT ONE P. M. side, leaves today ior Havel-hill,

rue crlarzrzpfrre-rown cuaaolau

....A MOTION PICTURE

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oi 6.45

ATTEND THE

20th CEPjTUlY-FOX presents FRINZ WERFIL’

l Summerside

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NOTE — N0 SHORT’ SUBJE_CTS

Evening Performances

— 9.15

Doors Open at 6.15

Two Moiinees Tuesday and Thursday ct 3-30

FIRST SHOWS

For The Best Selection of Seats

u u l_|'Li'

‘Song 0f Bernadette’ ls Screen’: Mightiest Emctillnal Triumph!

.. As 1on8 as the human heart has the power to icel. to love. in suIicr, to triumph, “The Song 0i Bernadette" will be l mcmbe cu as a great motion picture. wondrouslv conceived and enthra-llnfllli l" ioided

S ngle Wood Sleigh within the last few days and the S. ' _ _ Bet Bob Sleds S. Cabot expected to dock to-mor- ‘lgggmwudigfifin #:3631111, 1 5i l; no" row to loac reduce ior the same m be beyond an wmmnmn g q-n- n; Tong], gin,“ port, the is ands export trade W0" _ with the 0 d Colony is iast devel- in its emotional sweep and WW6! E "m." oping in to one oi major importance .. beyond all con eption in the 1,, '° ""'§",',,.|, m” mm rm.- s.s. Meigle leit Saturday iorl miraculous spell 1 cm War 111 "sgyn" Newfoundland with a mixed cargo. who saw lt loot night at the Oop- 2 Flinn“ rhuum oi produce and several horses’ 1501 Theatre, where it had its W0- (‘ream Separator m lb. 1 "d “Y M"

Pound l m) We] ngton leioélrlelll.

P.1d

in Harness, W rk' a and Breeching, Collars, Forgot.

, soil. m. I P099

he bscktvardk are titted in a safety belt and when they dive irom the sprlnsboeni Iteol wiresi connected and to Pulleys. take the strain and allow them to llndigradually in I send pit.

r. amateur dd Enterprise Range Coal ‘ ‘ _ Furnacetto Electric Washer Sowing Machine l? dozen Dining Boom 2 ouchel, Rocker C hard. 1 Bed room Su iliv. Cooking tonsils.’ etc. ii day unlit sale ,wlli be bald hm iinc day iollo _ 1 ‘Berna Cash. ~ / ' JOIIN II; MYIBI, Auctioneer.

" can" In. ‘Clu- t I quill-

_ LEKB NATURAL IIARBOIB

The continent oi Airica ‘la delic- ient in natural harbors. gulismnd

U-i-ii

FQXMEN :

' \

Hera are facts to ponder when deciding on your Fail Feed. At the laat three Live Fox Shows held on Prince Edward Island 1850 ioxes, the cream oi the island were exhibited. Out ,oi 147 lst prises award- fll. 73‘ were exclusively SUNGLO fell. Ind 42 P!" SUNGLO fed foxes, or 115 out oi 147 1st prise ioxes , received SUNGLO iox feeds. Out oi as ton vlwln I ranging irorn 1st to 5th placing, 285 foxes were E - f CLUSIVELY SUNGLO FED. 145 more were partly I SUNGLO ied or 870 out-oi 488 T0! Phil"! "W!" Wtfe om or all sumoao rem. as their. sot-more"! feed diet. Out oi 96 Clsappionl. Reserve Chanllilllllv, Grand aafllcaervo Grand Champions 4O were IX- CLUSIVILY SUNGLO FIB. with 1| more T!"

UNOLO isd, the SUNGLO, hill, ll "lliltitillll

u. all oust-nos ma» ooarblncdxvrilillfll Mr l" r cent oi Placiags and To! "m “- '50. llli rec Lin‘ o: Show: cu Prince Edward Island.

suns sonar usnwc sorrow. ranr. spasms

HEAL 0B CUBBQ.

International Fox 8r Anlaal Fools ltd.

1 wmllhsm‘! - .- v P3139! “Vi” "

IYDNEY —- (OP) — Wally Kir-

art”? di in i Elem; {gngvpgpig iice ior the director, Henry Kins.

ier . mlicgolldcs will be bestowed-and

(‘ream Se orator 600 Ram ,

"tr-l p . M ( riyertliakrlwlrtlrtoéfllredlslfclnyfilllaend?My: Wm‘ “ mm; hthnd-uponrkfire "c! Fork Rope null» Bloch aalen, ran week and loaded 5. °°"“*'Y'F‘”‘ “i ° g?“ h, Wire Stretching Rope and Blocks bushels oi potatoes at Victoria. 1mm" m "him “h” 1 3w the Putt-hole Diggers, Scythe. Forks, She eared- from Charlottetown "UNI-m" "W" m’ m“ m1 W

lrnvels, Hoes, etc. last Saturday also. screen. Great and univer ' y w

rlsnl?“ “ma” m". m‘ nacxraan nrvmo i.‘i'°“~£...'§i‘eo’i-‘“s§lt‘32i“ lsoorl “Tl l. ,

2 sets Driv g covers. it is iniirlitely greater and

more compelling as a motion-PW ture

Only the highest praise will sui-

snd the producer, William Perlbers. into ‘whose hands the destiny oi‘

to the belt. bringing the novel to the screen

was entrusted. . in his respect- ive capaoriy, records the outstand- ing achievement of his career. All credit is due, too. to coorse Breton 1'9;- hls screen play, which iaithiully follow] on pattern oi Wcrfels

1i.’ ‘the title role oi the Maid oi Lourdes. Jenniier Jones makes the most auspicious debut in Hollywood history. Here is a star-and one who has flared into being with a lance that shines with the mark o! Ireatuesmhgr _bow to llhvid 0.

1‘oo Late To Classify

1'0 LIT - ONI BID-IITIING room with iireplace. mJlrst write XYZ. a oi

i100 . outlets... 11-0-11

consensus: ' ,

Federal Government

thymus... "i

uulvuvrumo nrJARS-.

(Contirmled from Page l)

Finance‘ Minister Ilslcy, acting Prime hflzlistcr. who said Premier George Drew oi Ontario ,hsd re- quested that a minister oi the 0n- tario Government and one oi the so to the strike to tattempt _a settlement.

Mr. Ilsley also told how the On- tario Government has asked that the Dominion assure support to provincial forces sent t0 Windsor to maintain law and order. The Federal Government has agresd to send a detachment oi Royal Can- adian Mounted Police solely in the interests oi maintaining law and ordo

r.

He outlined the danger oi the iire hazards at the plant. reading letters in which the Canadian Underwriters Association called on the Province to take steps to re- move iiro hazards resulting from the strike. Insurance on the plant amounted to 895900.000.

The House devote its entire night slttln to further discussion of the For situation, with Mvrl- tions Minister Howe suggesting theqForcl Company was to e “sev- erely condemned‘ for not having created better managment-unlon relations in its plant.

Other- Business

,Aiter the House opened the Commons gave iirst reading to two bills. Om would bring water car- riers on the MacKenzie River, with a capacity oi more than- l0 tons. under regulation oi the Board oi Transport commissioners.

The second would amend the Criminal Code so it would be an oiience “to print, publish, import, sell or distribute. msaullnes on the cover oi which appear pictures de-

' L, the pointing by one person oi an cifens ve weapon at another person." It would also prevent pub- lication or sale oi lnagaaines de- picting hold-ups. robbery or criminal act.

Veterans Minister Mackenzie

h Mir. Mitchell would

said e honed _

he able to make a statement within two or three days on whether vet- erans would have any claim to their peacetime civilian job serving two years in post-Mar forces. _

NEST DI‘ IIAIIYII A Carolina when once its nest entirely of hail-pinup

Flity members were

in South Reid. who outlined

of physical fitness.

...s_._

De

damage.

RHEUMATIC

Science, deiinlial Backach

order.

tress, Lum o, pains. painful joints

Dlt. all drczggists.

g5|1|u|__g|||\|||||g|| “m,” N s" p‘ e, '. " - . ' i filo§vhlllirl up? "adgdtireaten- (Conwuwd ‘mm P“. l) —- . w mr own. r Cl Tlshcalunnlarcseevoliaeaaws in ncmilrueloggoomuocus govincco l'.’."°|e1'r§“."a'l'$ oi local titled, v B. Itulfineczlvlnilh. ‘relish strongly in favour oi the m- Q :0‘ ‘Inputs a 1'“ 3°14“ '5'" 5-4- :: §°.'$‘Ii'a°.”.aoora’io“s§'oo¢ea ins’ a --.-----~' » a... s. asmmifl... egos, Lnqgfi » 5w<=l5=51v= w! ' in» ~ am mo‘

I-IAVIS I03 HALIFAX —Ll.¢- [g h“ m" (,3, and flpnudlffi, ‘b. u” mm} com-mgr k Earl McCourt oi this city leaves m.‘ a l “M,” ma,‘ ma. so: filaliiux this mornilggg. get his l L Wm," mm ngwm mo ‘Van ‘

_____ .

.° ‘m’ "'°"‘_‘_"°_"". ' I :0 colony. m view of the

la ' ..nn-rrs.lcup - Sister |"“‘°m°" °' "l" m" . micro??? wlmovirol-‘oéz-mdngzje; cannon, aauros, nraraua £11m mo“); m. wg 5ul7Z,i,‘.7(“J/$]({L’

conom s ' ‘ n- . 80116 Wlfll ____ . r."“.u"""s sis" —..:— —.—..... s..." “n: a ....... ... rsassssiouififio‘

e sea ome, rov nc n- I - . . a lmflum- T!" Vlw-Pre-lifllfl! Mill W. Mlerhifif‘. iormer Prlrlgg more than a tamporary I r. Hazel Stems was re-el also. ward Islander and now president Mr, V. A. with ailteruoithgri routinestggineslsowwa: ioliutbe Ieliaxrtltima mvlnces Astsoc- Mr v in thlt he T E Iflflglobfl‘ oi the executive.’ o! ‘the brieiniclr u.'l'°r'>'.s.r. Tflvgxlelfleltllfil: ad n“ Nu."- me pmjm nr-e ' ' Ev Canadian Home Economics Assoc- at a Dominion-wide meeting oi "mama; . ce - ration, ave an inicrrrlative resume tourist oiiicials at Toronto this co] K '| ' ' “fink” oi the ova Scctia Home Jlcono- week, was learned yesterday ' ("Q1308 o“ oalmuered m’ Office at mics Association meeting, -held re- irom Mr. B Graham Rogers. super. gllflehctb“ " n“ “- n” m cently at. Halifax. visor oi the travel bureau in this at? wqmumkcg" wit“ ‘mum’ ll Grmvflll 51800

-— a . G ll '

“out... rmgggg t... E.:2:*l::~..":.::*.l":".ss t: “r. 5-5 ' ‘a- ii-‘iut dew-ii? ""'"'""""

T” “guy; meaty,‘ 0g u“ p1; the local traveLbureau was con- ‘lulkm o‘ “ch l tgm-lwt "u"! ‘l-ii-"i-‘i-‘i “m, _ mourn. Mal e z r tn 150W the People at -

{um w“ hem "Ida §g£'9estemlgy annliratl gdinneirfeqtlrisoyvleiri: (fir th: Qiallrgnliic dour-re aéréll it was an 0P- aitamoon at Mulberry ‘e, Sum- m“! “Kan” '°“5' gmomtgéu ‘m! egleélggg- m? for many returned veterans who, merside. Miss Dorothy Cox lYresided MARI'—"—'—_—TIMERS WILI a, m,“ “F " H" vi having fought for the Province.

present to hear

the m“! “at”. M,“ ma,“ _____ ‘would solve the housing ptobam fm-cthem a avg

MaoLcnnan. asslsta t-aecreta o! (Co tinrued ‘ cun- sen announced so thg Ogngdjgn um: ' ‘ry n “om Page l) i BIRTHS iamilies llld 1011K“! IHIIIPIM‘ He; gubjegt w" ‘gum, 1mm. Idwani Island members intend ~ "Wmlllllliflll It the airlwrt.

ande (lher speakers inchdaed Nursim Sister Marjorie Cox who told cf her experiences as a nurse Africa. and LL-Col. W W. the work with which he is connected as direc

FIRE IN GAYTOWN — The Fire rtment was called out at n'c k yesterday aitemoon to iire in‘ a barn in Ga ed by a Mr. Bagnall. fire was well advanced. the iire- men alter a two-hour light, suc- ceeded in extinguishing the blaze. The building was badly damaged but rooi’ and walls are still intact. Later in the evening a ilue iire at the residence oi the Hon. W. Chester S. McLure brought iiremen out again. There was no

Qéuen

c. Rheum: c pains occur frequently whenthe liver is out oi Why contine to ieel mis- arable and worn out‘! bet DR. in! IIAMILTOWS PILLS assist vcu. This mildly laxative medicine has brought speedy relief to thousands who rniiered irom llqiheumntlc dis-

Treat your Rheumatic pains with HAMILTON’! PILLS. 25o at

DR HAMILTONS PILLS

NO DICISSIO

°°1°nY- 511°“ l- PYO B?! iind there is now no place in it

getting in their licks not onl ior a better break from the ral ways but ior cheaper, quicker and more adequate transport facilities be- tween the Isiand province and the mainland.

Prime object oi the Prince Ed- ward Island members is to win concessions or rather justice from the Federal Government in the matter of transportation charges as an ' “ -- i “ ‘ .

The Island memb s, Liiberal and Progressive Conservative alike W111 Bffllle beiore the Commons and keep the members sitting there until some decision is reached that ior a sounder economy industry must be established on a larger scale. They will contend that one of the iirst lines oi manuiacture r.“ processing required will be c‘nn ng plants.

They will underline the economic necessit oi’ Island iish, iruit and vegetabe interests having iacil- ities (or the packing oi their own produce.

0i these, 27?. were adults. l0 were of school age, and 92 were inianla. Anelicntions had come In, Coun. Rogers said, irons Tig- nish to Sourls. City Clerk J. A, Fullerton, on behalf qi the City. made the ior- Government

mal request to the th release its priority rights

(MARBLE — At Ilaliiax. 11.8.. on Oct. 8. 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Garfield Chappelle, (nee Pat- ricia Jones). a. son. Peter Edward. COADY — At the Charlottetown Hospital, Nov. 4, 1945, to _ and M11 Ellzene Coady. a daughter. CARVER - At the PJJ. Island Hospital, Nov. 4. 1946. t0 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carver. Mt. Edward Road. Cityfla dalzhter.

MARRIAGE S

DOLLAR. - DRYBURGII - At. Toiioross Central ‘Manse, Glasgow, on 25th September, 1946 by the tLcN. Alexander, Pie. O. T. ar, anadi Arm , eld oi Mr. and a. plollarflatrosrollf

tor

at it to the City and that it guarantee ggnrzermcent o! any ‘ilfiiciitta arising e proposed e king. .Maycr Blanchard outlined the City's proposals and Coun. J . McKee gave figures on the 8P1 proximate cost of the project.

Mr. . B. McMillan. fuel con- troller for the Province, said the coal uestion in the Province was a. se ous one. He did not think iield, Prince Edward Island, to there would be any privaticn as a Susan White, only daughter 9g result oi the shortage but that, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dryburgn, 35 nevertheless, the outlook ior an Dunira Street, Tollcross, G‘ __ . Bdeqltlla SUDPIY Vgflsturlzlever so DOor

as a e resen e. DEATHS p

"on!" _V M m!“ m“ on moms-r- nous ramrmos "W- 1st. 1946. 001111 MaBvth. new anommown British Guiana

(930 years. ,

ABR- — At Ch l tt

Monday, Nov. 5. 1:15? lvlerlswflibseplr’:

ine Carr, widow oi Geor e Carr,

a??? "inyelérs. Futrlreral Vltédnesday

. . r m

Travelllera‘ East. er r" an“ at

In the Char-

lttato wolsqmiil u ° w“ . V. 5th, 1M5, Angus MacI-‘herson. aged as years. Remains were iorward 1mm Prank Hennesseyh Funeral Home {emldfly to his late home,

“ . r. ls. I. Funeral not- ice later. MAID

ytown own- Though the

the

Transportation

I

'I'hey will make it plain that un-

less something is done about . transportation, industry likely will not rush to the Ma-ritimes in any volume larger in the future than in the past. The Maritime members will do some straight tough talking. point- out that Government assist- ance through equitable transport charges, bonuses and subsidies can no longer be considered as ap lic- able only to the central p nces and the prairies.

“This time", said Col, Brooks, "with members oi’ both parties as one we are going to get. some- where."

PAINS

- (C?) —On arockiaceinthe Mazaruni district oi British bordering Veneuuela. are paintings in pigment, mostly of anhnals and hands. ‘This d h considerable interest l circlu.