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n -DR SIMPSONS OFFICE. Bum- rnerside, will be closed Oct. ll till

Oct. 20 inclusive. 'IMI-10-ll-8lI ghndren respond so wonderfully to

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-PRESBYTERIAN TEA GREAT seem a great pity that so many

I _ SUCCESS-The annual bazaar and ents lack knowledge of its great

Itsa of the Presbyterian Church. ative value. Quite a numb" Of

Sulnmerside, which was. held on children in this locality have Thursday aftemoon was one of the cured of that very distressing mort successful for many years. vis- I ment known as eczema.

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-ired people were served at the tea

Mrs. Fay C. Glover, 9 King Square.

norden attended and over four hun- Charlottetown, says:

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Y 0U’\’E OFTEN SEEN HANDBAGS no better than these odered for

$4.00 and more- This is a case in which we

_a very fortunate purchase of very lovely all under the ordinary value. Many colors, many s

have been able to make leather handbags away tyles, pouch. under arm,

and some with amber handle. I

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found a ready sale. The proceeds little girl WB-S I 81°” l“ff°f¢l' ffm

I were in excess of ovr $300. which , eczema. She had the ailment

was very pleasing to the ladies of several years. it was particularly the church \\"n-o had worked so hard Ibsd on her face. l-ler sufferinn lvl” I

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-BULLET uxrnacrsn-Mr. bend useless to lei I 1"l~rld°f Keith lvlsnn. son sr Mr. wl1llnn,h=f

owske a great deal at night.

a bullet very successfully and skill- in D751” °f the Fu°d°""

fully removed from his side. The lad was accidently shot ln the stomach was cm-ed of stomach trauma

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about a year ago when sho:/ting spar-, ::;n;;;;;° “md” is t e “en

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Mann of Indian Rn," nw Just nm I was affected. I cannot sly enough

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_____ Mntch. 3’ Time Tweedy; 4, Reggge: Innis. Queenle Match, John Byrne.

Following ls me Honor Roll of :Iiclnnn _ Pfffm H'=t°nda"¢€ f°f '=h° m°““‘ the attention or Mr; Melvutt thats [smscliffc School for the month of Grade IV-1, Rita Mclnnls. Of September-M*\‘? M'1¢Klfm°n-Jen' the shunting of cars at the level

August and S¢Pi""F-WFT*

Grade IX-1, Annie Morrissey; 2,

:rt 4. Alphonsus lllorrissoy. Mclsaac. Te“°hf’r`“E“f"9da Stewart-

Grade VIII-l, May McKinnon: 2.

Beatrice Morrissey; 3, Jennie Mc- Marie Mclnnis: 3. Eunice Mclnnis; 4,

I<inrlol1C 4. Cecil ’I`\\‘cr‘d_v.

Perfect attendance for the month

Marv Mclnrlis; 3, Frxluk Mclllllis; 4,; ‘

of August~M:1e McKinnon, ToinettnI

Harley Carrier; 5, Mac Mol'rL=.se_\', l{?hIl;$§,§li?i§;mIuab1e as a quick

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Grade v-1. Leo Munch; 2, Queenle, Byrne. Frank Mclnnis. Mary MC- V,

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Grflde III-1. Byfrle MUYTISSCYZ 2.I me M°Kln"°nI Harley Carlficr- crossing at the east end of Water 32

John By,.m._ Queenle Mutch, Leo Mutch, Tillie S

Gertrude Morrissry; 3, Alfred Train- Grade II»-1, Helen Mclnnls; 2, Leo T“'@CdY» ‘ to

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Clarkin, District Fassengcr A_n»:i.t. met the President and other member of_ the F-iummerside Board of Trade on Thursday mornluz, to discuss srme important matters dealing with thc_ train service to Summerside. The'

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tendent's private car. Among those Nr... _,(3, ' ‘

present were Mayor Lidstone, Mr. Begg, president of the Board of Trade; Mr. L. R.. Allen, M.L.A.; Mr. A. E. Mclean, M.P.; Mr. J. J. Morris,

Chas. Rogers. The first matter dealt In with was the late arrival of the

on the service to take care of the freight cars. Another grievance was the often too crowded condition of

have the tluiler put on whenever it

ste passengers It was brought to ter

travellers on the road, who wer-:I sist

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Manager Provincial Bank and Mr. met during tm 1.5¢ W,” md urn;-I-

d for the sea-son's work. -

Baptist met Monday night with

twelve Bcouts.1R. C. Parent. Scout

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. morning train from Charlottetown.

. n x Frequently this train was an hour to Master’ Lmyd Wmmms ,md _y

'~ I, n' ,' _ ,two hours late. The cause was at- Ritchie' patrol Lead”-5_

»\ 'II *_ _ Q5 ‘tributed to the heavy traffic in It was decided to ,ann n no

._ `1` '_ _ ’ , . '., , I freight. Sometimes there were thir- Pnn.0|_

it, ~' ' md -‘ ` teen or more fre'ght cars on. It was

‘ ' V ,*-, suggested that an extra engine be put member that Mondny night is their

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"Scout night." _

St. Peters Troop

Eleven Scouts answered the

as found necessary to accommod- with Dick Filliter. actin! SGOM mls-

Warren Farrar, Call Vlnnicoln

nd Fred Shannon, Patrol Leader. l

the jitney. Mr. McNu\‘.t promised to '

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treet was at times a greet drawbackf Cub Master, and Fred Shannon, as-

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t. Peters Scouts are asked to re-

Gradc I-1. Annie Mclnnis; 2, account. There were three sets oflserve Friday night and Cubs Thurs-

, rails at this point. The approach today night.

, !\l=<-lmel Mclnnis; 5. Mildred McKin- -iii ‘I the town was not considered, by those’ Zion Troop -

Grade VI_1' Tninnm Byrne; 2| n,,n_ I An Emercency present, to be an ideal place for thc' This troop had eight scouts with'

shunting of freight cars. Mr. McNutt’ Clarence Walker, scout Master, andl promised to have an engineer look, twelve Cubs, but with no cub mas- I Over the situation. He also said he‘ter. I would see what could be done to havel Zion Scouts meet Tuesday night.

- n the Y1'l0l‘ninl¢ train arrive on time. Hel Bedeuue has asked for information

n left wth Mr. Clarkin on the noonion forming a troop.

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, famous tourist resort at cape Cod .'!.nc air, Summerfield were visitors

have "mmm to Summemde mite Kensington on Tuesday-E. make their hom J *'“‘-

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T- I MY. R. C. PB.1‘€nt, Pwvincial Sec

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_ .5 :his conference and his report wil

I 1' _--Mrs. Lester Gay. Knutsford. ir: ___ __ '__ I I V l ` A `] Impmvmg In me P"m°° C°“"f-"' County Hospital. daukhter of Mr.

' " ' '~ ` I‘ Hospital, and expects to return home md M,-5_ R, Heber Ellis, is making

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I ill -Mrs. Mchllllpr-'ii_Of Kelvin, and be home next week*

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xg. Shui-les Ramsay of Slimmer- McNeill' of Tyne Valley. were “nib I . . i

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Bradslbane, Mrs. Hyatt Haslam, Springfield and Mr. Wilfred Picker- ing, Clinton, left by motor on Sat- urday momlng for Bt. John, N. B. while there they were the welcome gumts of Mr. l.nd Mrs. Willis Wood-

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I statements made at this meeting was atcnewan scouting and schools are _WANTED__Fm_ :mem hc

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Scout Unifomi I I

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wear the Scout Uniform at Scout Imeetings. At the Provincial Beer tary meeting men .fiom 25 to 65 wore

their unifomls.

The Province of Saskatchewan.

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