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—-l'0l lALIr-l Patch lbs and ‘I've lad Peace. Prod ‘mpiin, Indian River. OOOO-lii-l-Qi.

-IIN'S UNION rtarnm. Work Shirts. special value 81.50 each. At Slllﬁlllfl. ailid-lo-l-Zi.

-A WONDERFUL showing of men's and young men's overcoat: in popular models. At Sinclair's. 80l4-l0-l-2l.

—lidlll'S ‘WORK BOOTS, strongly built, Paneo or leather sole, $2.95 a Pair. At Sinclair's, lols-IO-i-ii.

—I'0l. lALl-h-At Kanslngton, house and lot with barn. Situated .05 Mlrilte Street. Apply t0 Mrs. George Easter. 1968-8-80-31

-KINSINGTON X... S. S. Club lnadinl hogs, lambs, fat sheep and veal calves Wednesday of each week up till noon. John A. Douglas. Secy.

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-—WOMIN'S AND GROWING Girls Oxfords in brown and black leather either cuban or low heel mod- els. Iilss 2% to ‘l. Per pair $2.69. At Sinclair's. 0014-l0-1-2i.

-PB-OPIBTY FOB BALL-A house with all modern improvements and 1% acres of land with all king; o! fruit on it. Situated en conni- ‘ , Summerslde. Apply in n, c.

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a Our past three months of ﬂying has been a new record for aviation Schools in Canada.

For information —- See R. T.‘ Mc- Cully, Queen Hotel, Wednesday and Thursday.

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-!ALI‘.' OI‘ BASEBALL GROUNDS CONFIRMED-A meeting of the executive of the Summerside Athletic Association was held in the’ Oivic Blllldlnc on rriday evening. The biraineu before the meeting was @116 question of the desirability of accepting an offer which had been made for the baseball. field. After conside wblQ discussion pro and can it was finally decided by vote that the offer should be accepted and the offi- cers of the Association were instructed to sign the necessary papers for the

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rdported in this column. is Mr. Mo- Queen. K. 0.. of Winnipeg.

-PBOIVIIITION COUWL-Malil- trate George Tweedy held Court in the Court House at Summer-side on Saturday afternoon when five cases came before him. The first case tried was against a party from Elmsdale who was charged with illegal con- sumption of liquor, convicted and fined $15 and costs. A similar charge was preferred against a man from Bcdeque and Hie Honor also inﬂicted upon him a fine of $15 and costs; also‘ a man from Tryon was fined s20 and costs for a similier offence, The cases against a party from Baltic and also a Summereide man, both charged with having liquor unlawfully in their r ion, were adjourned until saith-day next for ‘further evidence. All the cases were conducted by Chief Inspector Haywood, of Charlottetown. -S.

-PB.BACHED AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH-In the absence of the rec- tor, Ven. Archdeacon White. Rev. Walter Cotton, who is home on fur- lough from Africa. took the services on Sunday at Summerand and St. Eleanor-s. At the evening service in St. Mary's Church, Summer " , Rev. Mr. Cotton preached s. very beautiful sermon taking as his subject the supreme importance of prayer to religious life, which was much appreciated by the congregation. The discourse was very aprpopriate to the occasion, it being the Feast of St. Michael and all Angels. S.

--PASTOR BEMEMBEBED - On Friday evening, Sept. 27th, the ladies of the Indian River Parish agreeably surprised their pastor, l-‘tev. Reginald McDonald, who has recently been appointed Parish Priest, in the place of Right Rev. M81‘. D. J. Gillis, who has resigned. The gathering was in thenature of a shower, and the number of useful and valuable artic-

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JUNIIAL OI‘ MB. ALEXAND- Il SlNCLAm-The funeral of Mr. Alexander Sinclair. who passed away very suddenly on i. ’ - last. WI! held on Sunday afternoon at his l!" residence in Hamilton. The services were conducted by RHV- W- 511m» assisted ‘by Rev. Mr. Williams oi Malpeque. A solo, "Shadows." was rendered by Mr. Roy Phillips, of Kensingwn. People from all Dim 0! -the island were present at the funer- al, which was verly largely attended. The ﬂoral tributes were profuse and beautiful. The Honorary Pallbearers were Hon. Sterling Macldillan of Halifax, Hon. John E. Sinclair. Mr. A. E. Macliean. M. P., Messrs. Rob- ert Ramsay and Ephriam Phillips, of Tyne Valley and Mr. Nelson Ramsay, of Conway. ‘The acting pallbearers were Messrs. Lee Owen, George Croz- ier. Major Taylor. Sinclair MacGou- gan. John Simpson nad Preston Ramsay. Interment was in the Mal- peque Cemetery. S.

—I. 0. D. E. LUNCHION-The ex- ecutive of the I. O. D. E. tendered an elaborate luncheon to the exec- utive of the Royal Edward Chapter, Charlottetown, at 1.30 p. m. on Sat- urday in the Queen Hotel. Summer- side. The guest of honor was Mr. Nathaniel White. son of Ven. Arch- deacon White of Bummerside, who was awarded the I. 0. D. E. scholar- ship to Oxford University two years ago, which was renewed last year. Miss Hunt. the Regent of the Abe- gweit Chapter, presided over the gathering: After the luncheon Mr. White gave an interesting address on his work at Oxford and how he spent his vacations. In a simple. straightforward manner which im- pressed his hearers h; told of his, studies at Oxford and of the influ- ence which that great University has over the students who study within its historical colleges. He described in detail the beautiful buildings and grounds and many other things of inf/crest in the various famous col- leges. 'f‘he town of Oxford was also described by Mr. White as a place of

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, ,_ ‘ it, of the young priest, who, though a comparative stranger on his arrival, has already made many warm friends. A numbsr of short speeches and music, vocal and instrumental, followed by the hearty thanks and good wishes of the Reverend gentle- man. brought a most enjoyable even- ‘ing to a close-Y.

vast historic interest and very beauti- ful surroundings, especially along the river. He gave an interesting account of his doings during his vacations. some of which were spent in Lon- don and some on the Continent. I-lia six weeks’ tour of Europe as a mem- ber of the hockey team which was

the hockey team was slvm I WW4" fui reception everywhere they went and the European athletes learned a" great deal about the game of hock 9y, a; played on this side of the wa

ter, from them. ‘The kindness an

hospitality of the English people and the many organisations to the stu

dents from abroad was very highly commented upon by the speaker. A! the conclusion he sincerely thanked the Daughters of the Empire for their generosity and kindness. A vote of thanks to Mr. White was moved by Mrs. MacCready, of Charlotte- town, seconded by Mrs. Mathieson, wife of Chief Justice Mathieson. and supported by Mrs. Neil Macbeod of Surnmersfde and others. A very pleasant social hour was spent and some business matters were discus-' red, the programme closing with "God Save the King." S.

PERSONALS

—Mrs. Bradshaw. of New Glasgow, l: visiting her son. Ml". Melville Bradshaw of Summerside-S.

-Hon. Sterling Maclidlllan, Minis. ter of Highways. and Mrs. MacMlllan, of Halifax, N. S. attended the fun- cral of the latlefs brother, the late Mr. Alexander Sinclair, of Hamilton, which took place on Sunday after- moom-S.

‘Live Fowli Wanted

X am buying ‘heavy good quality live fowl. Empty 6WD!» Thlllﬂlly. October 3rd.PsylnI hlrhut marks!» prices. '

Egg production is now decreashI-I Poultry prices are at their best. Why, not market your oldest hens and, ‘lye the younger stock a better chance,

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‘Thomas Edward Peardon, cram Union Street, Vancouver, B. 0., for- mﬂrly of 26 Queen Street, of this city iii-Had peacefully away on Aug- ust 27, 1929, at the age of 03 years.

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years, death came very unexpected“ to his wife and rsmuy.

He leaves to mourn a SOXTCWiIlI wife and one son, Thomas Preston who visited him this summer, also one daughter, Mrs. O, W. Brown m1

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Monday, September 230th and Tuesday, October 1s!

ABEGWEITS vs YARMUUTH Game Starts 3 .0’clock Sharp

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