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The h Canadian Legion Presents

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SOUND NEWS SUBJECT

TA LKIE COMEDY

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Leave”

NOV. 5th and 6thl At 8.15

Yndcr the patronage of I-Iis Hon. LL-Gov. Heartz and i

Mrs. Heartz.

PRICES: 75c,» 50c, 35c

Canadian Legion Band Orchestra in attendance. Box Office open from 9.00 a. m. Monday

“WIeSt-ern Gua away from the machine for fear that

-1’ '-—SUM)IERSIDE POLICE couwr b-On Monday morning a man charg- zld with driving a car under the in- Iluence of liquor appeared before tlpcndiary Wyatt; at the Police ouft at Summcrside and was sen- nced to 1O days in jail. Two drunks, ho (liri not appear. had their bail $1.‘. each estrented. S. —PLATE GLASS BROKEN—'I‘he _rge flato glass window of Gourlieb ‘rug Store Willi broken on Sunday lght by u car running into it. The lice have not yet found out the erpetralor of the deed. It is ru- ourul that a car cnugiit fire on the 0nd beiivvi-n Richmond and Well- Lon ou Sunday and was totally _ertroyed. But at present no con- rmatlon of the story has been re- ived. -

i --l.i-JPI‘ FOR ANTTCOSTL-lvll". ‘ind Mix-alifcvjor Small of Summerside pit this morning for Antlcostl Is- land, where Mr. Small has been en- ‘laged to construct. and operate the Illrsi, ranch for sitar-r black foxes on lhc I.\.'i!l‘.(I of nticosii. Mr. Small ms bcr-n horn buying some very good loxes for this new venture. which lhorulcl prove profitable, as the black 0x in its natural state thrives on Island of Antlcnsti. Mr. Small Elli-m» of Mr. W. K. McGoug- 's ranch at Summcrslde. w. and . Small were very popular and 11 be much missed in the social irate-S. I ' -CRASII VICTIMS CONDITION Til/faster Charles Yco. who was u riously hurt in the aeroplane ac- bidcm. at Lot l6. is resting comfort- hbly at the Prince County Hospital bud doing as well as can be expect- len. The pilot, Mr. aims of Manc- lnn. who had his face badly smash-

léd l: r1150 recovering. An eye wlt-‘tn into the house for his bag, on w. to lhr- nrcirioni, siwl that Mrlrciurning it was missing. It was lo-

oncs, although badly hurt, dniggedlcaied at Kensuigton early Sunday

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me injured b0)’ a hundred yards the plane would catch fire as their 910ml"! Was saturated with gasoline- S.

-c.4n ACCIDENT AT s1‘. EL- EANOltS-What might have been u more serious accident occurred at the cross roads at St. Eleanors on Sunday evenlnz- A lady driving a coupe returning home to Kensingl/on from a visit in the west of the Province was struck side on by a car as she arrived at the cross roads. The owner of the coupe was pro-

old town road and the car which ran into her was going along the cross road in the direction of North St- Eleanors. The driver of the Chevrolet sedan pulled up sharply‘ but tOO late to avoid the collision. The coupe turned over three times. The occupant escaped serious in- jury. but was badly cut about the face. The sedan was not mu'ch dam- aged or the occupants hurt. The damaged car although much batten. ed up was able to be taken into Summerside under its own power. S.

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-—-STOLEN CARS RECOVERED- Mr. Paiurel. French Consul, and well known lobster shiPPQr of Summer- side. had his car stolen from out- side the Queen Hotel on Sunday about 6.45 p. m. Mr. Paturel resides at the Queen Hotel and is in the habit of leaving his car outside. About 2 a- m. on Monday morning the police found the car outside the curling rink. They saw two boys get out of the car but were not close enough to identify them. The spare tire is missing. As' yet the police have no clue as to who took the car. Mr. Carl Dickie, agent for the In- ternallonal Harvester C0,, also had his car stolen Sunday evening from outside his boarding house on Bum- mer Street, Summersldo. Mr. Dickie

had got the car in readiness for s trip to Alberton and had left it in

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On with the dance! Let Youth have its ﬂing! Father pays . the bills! And when you wit- _ ness this souI- ,' stirring drama - you‘ll agree that the Talking S c r c e n

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mark in the , sinceri- portray- al of humanity, living. loving, reaching for the stars!

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morning. Three boys were arrested Sunday night in connection with the incident,

—l\lASQUERADE SHOWER-—A A very pretty Halloween party and bridal shower was held on Fridzrv ev- ening at the homc of Ml‘. audMrs. Cius Blacquicl- of Stimnierslde in honor 0f Miss Ella, Iklloches of Mis- couche. who will be the central fig- ure in an interesting event to take place in the near future. The IlOIIS? ivas flail): decorated in Hnllo\i'e'en colors a 2i tlic Quests numbcrilli; twenty iivc wore ("messed in Halo“- r-‘cn costumes. A carriage prcttily trimmed in orange and black con-I tiinpd the presents, which were np- oncd by Miss Clara Pcrrv. Miss‘ Ed- zu Woigc, dressed as a witch. road the quaint, Iifallowcen verses attached foretelliilg the future of the bride zo-bc. Miss De-Rcchcs was tho. rc- tzpiciit of lnnuy lovely/gifts of liucn and silver and some rare Chino. Music, ganlcs and dancing brought the evening to a close and a rlllnty lrulfet. lunch was scrvrd by.’ the h rjss bofrre the attests left for their ilomc-s-S.

Y. BOWLING

REFSEKAH LEAGUE "FORGETMENOTS" C. Mathicson

T. Huestis

"DUFFERS" S. Sentnei‘ . . . . . . . . . . .. R. Howatt J. l-Iowatt .. I. Lnffcrty

Majority for Forget-me-nots. pins.

"SUNFLOWERS" M, Adams . . . . . . . . . . .. 125 1B1 B. Lapthorne .. . . . . . .. 209 138 N. Stewart . 131 153 G. Campbell . NI Louthel‘

"KIORAS"

F‘. lvfzicDonaltl .. O. LOWtllEJl‘ . . . . .. B. Fraser L. Fenvyoilr .. 'l‘otal—2082. Majority for "Kiorus“ 149 pins.

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— TO-DAY Matinee 3.15 ltmiﬂc. Evening, ‘l d; 8.45 21c, 31c.

TALKING

Improvements To Electric Plant’

Among the improvements and ad- ditions which are being made to the electric light plant, preliminary to the installation of a. 1500 kilowatt turbine next spring. the new steel stack, now half completed, has at- tracted much Public attention. The stack will be 175 feet high and eight fcct in diameter, by far the largest such structure in the province. With fine weather the work will be fin- ished by the end of this week. The steel plates. used in construction, are five cighths of an inch at the bottom and one-fourth of an inch at the top. The foundation is built of con- crete, and to this the stack is bolted by means of fourteen 2&1 inch bolts, each fourteen feet long. The cost of erection will amount to about $9,400.

A new boiler mechanically stoked and capable of developing 1000 horse- power, is also being installedvln the plant. as well as feed water heaters and feed water pumps of sufficient capacity to serve the new boiler and the other two. New circular pump‘; willreplnce the old ones which are now too small.

‘New brick walls and a new roof arc being erected for the plant which will tilus be practically fireproof.

About twenty mcn from Ontario are employed in the erection of the stack and at the other work.

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W. E. Priestley Woodworth, Mim-

"Please send me a bvttlﬁ of Overseas Asthma Rem- edy, 1 am pleased to say it is the best I ever had. I have suffered for twenty"

one years.

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VERSEAS

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“FRENCH LEAVE? Where it?’

Jrince Edward. when‘! Nov. 5th and

uh. What time? 8.15 p. m. 8054-11 RAVI YOU SEEN that wonderful S1650 Blue Chinchilla Overcoat? Moore a McLeod. Limited. 8064.

LIVE POULTRY WANTED-BU?" lrg live poultry, empty crops Thurs- day. Nov. 6th. A. C. Green, Albany. 8857-.

0VERCOATS—A great showing of handsome costs in windows and store. Moore d: McLeod, Limited. 8M4

IF YOUR WIFE 0B GIRL won't let you out. take them to see “French Leave" at the Prince Edward on Nov. 5th a ll 6th. 8854-1i

REBUILDING BARN-Mr. Mont R. Hardy, York. has finished his new barn to replace the one destroyed by fire the past summer.

THE nors KNOW how to are "French leave." come to nee them d0 it at the Prince Edward on Wednes- day and Thursday next. 8854-11

NEMO-FLIX foundation, gsnnents shown and ﬁtted here. Mon- day and Tuesday. Moore dz McLeod. Limited. 8854. HOLT RENFBEW h C0. Ml‘. Tremblsy will be here Monday after- noon, and all day Tuesday. Phone for appointment." Moore d: McLeod, Limited. 8854.

LOADING POTATO!!! - Between the Harris Abattoir and the Potato Growers‘ Association, potato loading at York continues brisk.

CHURCH OI‘ QCOTLAND-Rev. Ewen MaoDougall will preach '1‘hurs- day Nov. 6. at Argyle Shore at 7.30 p. m.

FUR COAT REPAlRSF-Holt Ren- frcw dz Co., are ‘ ’ a. demonstra- tion here and will take orders for re- pairs and alterations. Come early. Moore 8: McLeod Limited, 8854. rosr oriﬁce nurnovumm- The post ofloe st CHEER-RY VALLEY P. E. I. has been authorized to tnns- act money order business on I-Cld from the 1st of November, 1930. This improvement will be of advantage to the patrons of that office. which in- cludes the Diaricis of China. Point and Ilarnscllffe. In the past" postal notes could be secured at Cherry Valley lXlﬂt Oﬂloe, but in future the Postmaster will be enabled to both issue and pay money odrelu. 11-4-11

ACCIDENIEALLY KILLED — Word has been received by relatives here of the death of Willis Clow, twelve year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver P. Clow, of Cambridge, Mass, who was killed by a motor truck on Mass- achusetts Avenue. a. few days ago. Mr. Clow, who is s. leading contractor and builder of Cambridge. is s. son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Glow. New Haven, and will have the sympathy of many friends in their sad bereave- ment.

PRIZE WINNERS-The result of the drawing at the Halloween Tea was as follows: 1st prize, Hope Chest, Mary Power, Freetown, lucky number, 4259; and the second. prize of 810 in gold was won by Miss Palmela Gnu- det. Kensington Road. lucky number. 617B. ‘The other prizes drawn at the tea. were as follows: Cake, drawn by Frank l-lcnnessey. City; Bed Com- fort. Mrs. T. McMahon, City: lim- broldered bed-spread, Mrs. Joseph McDonald, City.

POLICE COURT-u“; the Police Court yesterday morning five men,

capable, had their bail bonds, totall- ing $66 estreated. A sixth given S10 and costs or twenty days. A man charged with the unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor was fined $200 and costs or three months. Two cases of “ were dllpﬂﬁed of by fines of $5 and costs or l0 days in Jail to each of its defendants.

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL-Bun- day being within the octave of the Festival of All Saints special music was rendered at the celebration of the Holy mchsrlst. The service was proceeded by a procession. At ‘f pm. the office of the dead was’ sung. which consisted of special psalms, prayers and antlphones. Rev. Can- on Malon preached s suitable ser- mon from the words "to brotherly kindness charity." ,

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NEW MANAGER. OF CHAR- LONIETOWN FORUM-The Direc- tors of Charlottetown Forum. the new rink and ice palace, have sp- pointed Mr. W. H. Burns manager.

charged with being drunk and in-

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CONCERT ENJOYED —The Hal- lowebn Concert in York School on Friday was a complete success and reflects much credit on the teacher, Mill Ruby Stewart.

THE ANNUAL’ Meeting of the United Black d: Silver Fox 00., will be held at the Baptist Hall, Tryon, November 12th. st 1.30 p. m.

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THE ANNUAL Meeting cf the Maritime Black d: will be held st the Baptist Hall. Tryon, November 12th at 2.30 p. m.

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PERSONALS

Msster Teddy MacDonald. young son of iMr. and Mrs. Hunk Mac- Donald. sustained a dislocated wrist when he fell, while playing in his yard. He was taken to the City Hos- pital where the injury was attended to. He returned to his home yester- day afternoon.

The many friends of Mr. James L. McDonald. of the C.N.R. Char- lottetown will pe pleased to learn that he is steadily improving after his recent serious operation in the P. E. I. Hospital. '

THE MARKETS

t (Canadian Press) o/rrawa, om. Nov. a-Fresh egg supplies on Canadian egg markets are scarce although receipts have started to increase in British Colum- bia. As a. result of this scarcity of fresh eggs storage eggs are now mov- lng into consumptive channels free- ly all over the country. Toronto. Nov. 3—F‘resl1 eggs are very scarce on this market and quite firm in pricu. As a rmult storage eggs are moving more freely with quotations un- changed. Dealers are quoting coun- try shippers for ungraded eggs ex- tras 48 to 50, firsts 45 to 46, seconds 29 to 30, delivered. cases returned. Wholesale prices of fresh eggs to re- tailers are extras 53 to 58 cents, firsts 48 to 50, seconds 32- Montreal, Que, Nov. 3-The shortage of fresh eggs is becoming acute on this market and prices are expected to again ad- vance in the near future. One car- load of pullet extras arrived from British Columbia during the week costing 43 delivered. Dealers continue to make quotations for local un- graded fresh at extras 45 to 54, firsts 40 to 45, pullet extras 40 to 41, sec- onds 2B to 31 delivered. Winnipeg. Nov. Zi-Rieceipts showed a further

' drop here for the current week and

some shipments of firsts and pullet extras were brought in from British Columbia. Dealers‘ quotations to country shippers for ungraded eggs remain unchanged at extras 37, firsts 34, seconds 22, delivered, cases re- turned. Wholesale prlcm of fresh e888 to retail stores are unchanged. Vancouver. B. C, Nov. il-The local egg market remains strong and prices are firm. Receipts are reported to be up tenpercent over last week but all grades except pullet extras are still scarce. Paying prices to producers are extras 45 to 40, firsts 41 to 43, pullet extras 35 to 36. small seconds 21 to 22. Wholesale prices to retailers are extras 51, firsts 46 to 48. pullet extras 40 to 42. small sec- onds 35 to 20. Chicago spot 30. No- vember 21 3-4, December 22 1-2.

MONTREAL. Que. Nov. IL-Cheese and potatoes were lower and butter and eggs remained unchanged on the produce market here today. Trading was light. The cheese market was lower with asking prices for Ontario cheese beirg 14 cents and Quebec 13 1-2 cents g, pound. Receipts total- led B57 boxes. A general decline featured today's potato market, New Brunswick Green Mountains ex-track were $1 while cobblers and north shore mountains were selling at 90 cents std 80 cents per pound bl!!- Prlnce Edward Island cobbl were 95 cents to 90 cents PH‘ Pound bl!- Tiis butter market was quiet and, unchanged with eastern townships number one pasteurized creamery quoted at 20 1-2 to 29 8-4 cents s pourod in csrlots while to retailers solids were 82 cents and prints‘ 33 cents a pound. Receipts were fifty four boxes. Prices on the egg market were steady. less than oarlot prices for fresh extras were 53 to 55 oents. fresh tints 46 cents and fresh sec- onds 30 to 32 cents e. dozen. Receipts were 2'12 cases.

NELSON COLUMN IIAS "GROWN" I4 FEET IN 90 YEARS

LONDON. Nov. IL-The Nelson col- umn in ‘Trafalgar Square has “grown" 14 feet 4 inches in the 90 years it has been erected. This discovery was made by a steeplelack named Larkin. who compared its height Saturday with the official records ln the office of works. No official explanation has

Mr. Burns is no stranger to the sport

secretary-Treasurer of the McLean 00., Ltd.. Queen 8t. ‘

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loving and business communities ‘ here, as he fonnerly held a posltbniflovernment has ordered so cntlfic in the Royal Bank, and later was‘ measu ell-cuts to be taken to find

been forthcoming. Meanwhile the

out what ls wrong with the famous London landmark.

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Panties 69c Bloomers 69c Dance Sets 69c Step-Ins 69c Chemise 69c Teddies 69c

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Christmas gifts. Ever)’ 851mm! the wanted shades.

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II” '~ iJ-ZZZ-I FAVORED FALL FASHIONS

Have your new Fall salt tailored here to be sure that you will bl scrupulously attired. Our designs in- clude a wide variety of the newest autumn modes for men. Fabrics an durable. handsome, and are present- ed in an attractive array of correct patterns. A perfect ﬂt ls guaranteed

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Anything you possess-ho"- _ and contents, automobile,‘ . clothlng- must be insured ‘ for your protection against ﬁre, damage or accident. Should you be called upon to meet the cost of replacing anything of value you possms you might face bankruptcy. Annual premiums on insur- ance in our companies are easily met. See us now about the policies you need.

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Insurance Underwriters,

Cameron Block,

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Phone 103B.

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IIInppcTaOfIIlII-‘blzlﬂded mI;?.l.;.;‘¢i»¢ Oklahoma, who was recently adjudg-

est flmilfcs-not merely prc-wur nnd ed queen durln! l national bunt! prc-prohibltlon, but pro-pilgrim and and health contes held at the Hu- prc-Mayflower. She ls Miss Jenortnkcll Indian Institute in Kansas.

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lasted about three months.

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Face Covered With Blackheads and Pimples.__Healed by Guticura.

“M fees was covered with blackheads and pim ' . The pimples 1rd, large and red, and iiched and burned. gVh them they would faster and scale over. They were in blotches and

"l began using Cuticura Snap and Ointment and will surprised to sec the results. 1 continued using them nnri in about two monthllwll com letel healed.“ (Signed) Theodore Stonebouus, SprlnghlltNova

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