Attend lieunion And Anniversary In N.H.

-A delightful surprise party was tendered Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ketchum at their home at Balls- bury, N. H. on Saturday evening, November 22nd. when about 70 friends and relatives gathered in honour of their 25th wedding on- niversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Ketchumis two sons. Ronald and Jack. ahd daughter. Miss Constance Ketchum, took time off to come home from Dur- ham. where they are students at the University of New Hampshire. and their parents were their guests at a dinner party at the Daniel Webster Inn'ln Franklin. Upon their return home, Mr. and Mrs. Ketchum were pleasantly and coni- pietely surprised to find themselves the center of a jolly party.

Also present were two sisters of

Mr. Ketchum, Miss Ila Ketchum ofy

Saint John, New Brunswick. and Miss Mabel Ketchum of New York City.

On Sunday. Mrs. Ketchum's bro- ther, Mr. Edwin Brown and Mrs. Brown of Kensington, Prince Ed- ward Island, and sister. Mrs. Da- vid Ballantlne of Montreal arrived for a visit.

Gifts received by couple were a silver tea service from their sons and daughter.

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the popular. Mrs.

llnionvale W.l. Holds Turkey Dinner

-A delightful evening was spent on Thursday night, December 11th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Macbougall, Unloiivaie, the affair being the annual turkey dinner served by the members of the Unionvale Women's Institute.

Besides their husbands. a few invited guests were present.

After all had partaken of the sumptuous dinner with all its trimmings, the tables were cheared away, instrunicntal: music, singing. games, and contests were enjoyed and the evening was brought to a close by singing the National An- them.

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other pieces of silverware and a tree laden with 25 silver dollars.

1 Gifts and telegrams were receiv- ed from former neighbors

;Kisco, New York, the home of the

Salisbury about four years ago.

Refreshments were served during the evening.

The foregoing is of special iii- terest to many friends in this pro- ,vince as Mrs. Ketchuni is the for- lillCl' Jennie Brown. a. daughter of p and the late Mr. George E Brown, Mt. Edward Rd, Charlotte-

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shopping here . . is hard or easy to please!

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Doctor Lepine lifted his hands. in astonishment and horror,

in ”You will learn better." he said. 31": Perhaps you are wise not to learn from Jeanne herself. De- cidedly, this adventure grows in- teresting."

'50 lvns 86 you are satisfied," Said Henry Smith, with a touch of irony which he sometimes per- mitted himself. 'tBut understand one thing. If I should permit my. self what you call an affair with Jeanne Lederer, you will no told nothing about it."

"All Paris will tell me," Leplne 1'etm'ted. beaming. ”Beginning from Jeanne herself. I shall not

come to you for particulars, Hen- ry Smlth."

Next evening Henry Smith was slipping with Jeanne and a party Inf friends who proposed to go on iio one of the new ”cercles" near Ithe Place d'Etolle, for dancing and baccarat. it was pleasant there in pthc dusk of a hot day. at the Res- itaurant de pre-Catalan, under the l19Fi1'.V trees. A few people were ldaiicing on the floor. cars were C0l'lllng ynd going with loads of pleasure-seekers. A small moon showed through the trees in a ,clear sky. Paris was at its best.

5 ”I think I am tired to-night. Onri-smit." Jeanne whispered, as :the party rose from -the supper table. and cars were being sum- moned. "we shall detach ourselves ifrom our friends now; and go ,quictly to my flat? You shall sing -to me a little. perhaps.

She had taken his hand, was caressing it with her and no words indicate the coaxing entreaty of her soft voice. But at that very , Smith heard a ,clcai' English voice say:

cool here, anyhow Marcia; and not so noisy as most of these places."

He looked around, tn see Marcia isoanes, accompanied by an sitter- ly lady and a red-faced, middle- aged Englishman, selecting a table near the open window. He hurried Jeanne out of the room, and when they reached her car he

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Hear the Yule-tide Chorus under the direction of lvlrs. Irene'Peters and assisted by her daughter Eleanor in the Iadies' lounge of Smallman's.

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it upon her. "I am sorry you are itired. cherie," he said carelessly. "it

happens that I fancy my luck at baccarat to-night. Au revolrl" An incident which was never re-

ported to the attentive Doctor Le-

pine. CHAPTER XII AT THE PRIX DE DRAGUES

Great race meetings are fashionable in Paris, as they

reason that racing in France is conducted on the dimocratic prin- ciples consistent with the French national motto of Liberty, Equal- ity and Fraternity. For the price of a few shillings anybody can buy admission to the most e::pen- sive enclosure, and rub shoulders with anybody else who may hap- pen to be there.

"Ascot, with its Royal Enclosure. and similar courses with reserves for the privileged few. contrive to present horse racing as an amuse- ment of fashionable people. Un- fashionable: are also permitted to participate. within well-defined bounds. But those bounds are studiously observed; and British racing never loses its head, as the sport does in Paris.

But. if there is any race meeting in Paris which may be described as fashionable, it is certainly the racing day on which the Prix de Dragues is decided at Auteull; the Friday before the Grand Prlx de Paris; one feature of the occasion is the procession of four horsed coaches. which gives the meeting its title; though one-half of the drags are driven and occupied by Americans and other foreigners in

the country. . Nevertheless, the smartest peo-

pie and the newest fashions may

always be seen at Auteuil on the

day of the Prix de Dragues. A Eri- day, after all, is not like a Sunday: when every wealthy shopkeeper can don a silk hat. and Jostle his betters and his inferiors about the totalisator booths. Though falling far short of Ascot, the Prlx de Dragties furnishes the best imita- tion of Ascot that Paris is able to provide.

Miss Deborah soanes, some of the chalky dust of Paris from her sleeve, expressed her opinion of the polyglot chattering throng in unmeasured terms.

To be continued

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large Turnbulls, rent-eze lounging and sleeping pyjamas. in sizes Small,

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DECEMBER

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-UNLOADING our Sydney coal

today at Piusville. Edward Gallant. Plusvllle.

mCHRISTMAS goods during the sale. Gallant Co., Howlan.

Grocery

FORGET Galisnvs sale, December 13th Grocery

-DON'T Christmas until Christmas. Gallant Co., Howlan.

-SURPRISE. Give your near ones a hearing aid for Christmas. We also carry all batteries and cards. for all makes. Foley Drug Store. Summerslde.

-SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES during sale. One new range. one new gas washer. one Dominion piano 510900. One Krell auto grand (large) but beautiful tone, 5219.00. Gallant Grocery Co., Howlan. -

Annual Meeting Of Trinity Social Club

--Mrs. R. L. Mollison was ap- pointed president. of the Ladies Social Club of the Summerside Trinity United Church at the annual meeting onThursday even- ing in Epworth Hail. The retiring president, Mrs. W. J. Btevesnon, conducted the routine business.

The singing of lisilent Night" was followed with the Lord's Pippy- er in unison. The treasurer, iss M. Strong. submitted a gratifying financial report and the activities of the year were given by the pre- sideiit.

The nominating committee brought in the following slate of officers for the ensuing year: Pre- sident. Mrs. R. L. Moilison; fir vice-president, Mrs. Clara Bell; second vice-president, Mrs. Frank Daley; secretary. Mrs. John Ire- land; treasurer, Miss M. Strong.

A social hour followed when the members exchanged gifts by means of numbers. Mrs. E. Taylor was heard in the singing of a Christ- mas carol and Mrs. E. MaoKay in a readiiig. A quiz contest was much enjoyed, after which re- freshments were served by a spec- ial luiich committee.

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Farm Prices A Market Report

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Following are excerpts from the weekly marketing report of the Provincial Department of Agri- culture prepared by Mr. W. R. Shaw, Deputy Minister:

Livestock

Cows and bulls are revised down- ward with lambs up some. The following are the prices.

At Moncton and Charlottetown hogs are steady with last week's prices. Cattle delivered at Monc- ton: Choice steers 2250; Good 21.50; Medium 18.50; Common 12.00 to 13.00. At Charlottetown: Choice steers 2100; Good 20.00; Medium 1800; Common 11.00 to 13.00 Heifers: Choice 20.50; Good 1950; Medium 17.50 at both centers. Cows at Moncton: Good 12.00; Medium 10.50; Common 10.00; Canners and Cutters 7.50 to 3.50. At Char- lottetown: Good 1100; Medium 10.00 to 1050; Common 8.50 to 9.50. Bulls at Moncton: 12.50 for Good: Medium 1150; Common 10.50. At Charlottetown: 12.50 for Good: Medium 11.00; Common 8.00 to 10.00. At Moncton: Calves Choice 19.00 to 2000. At Charlottetown; Good and Choice 21.00; Medium 17.00 to 19.00; Common 12.00 to 15.00. Sheep at Moncton: Good 700; Medium 5.00; Common 2.50. Lambs: 19.00 to 20.00. Rail grade

46.00. At Charlottetown: Sheep 'l.00, 5.00 and 300. Lambs, livc. 20.00. Rail grade -17.00

The cattle population in both

Canada. and the United States has increased very rapidly within the last few years. In Canada the popuiatloii is up more than 10 per cent from last year. while in the United States the population has come up from 82 million about s year ago to approximately 94 mil- lion at the present moment. The beef situation is reasonably strong in this country at the present moment, even under unfavourable cli'cumsi.anccs, and should remain at present levels in view of the quantities now going to market. Eggs and Poultry Egg and poultiy prices have im-

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tatlons since last week's report.

There is no change in dairy quo- superior has a surface

81.300 square -miles.

NOTICE

BY-LAW TO AMEND THE BY-LAW TO REGULATE TRAFFIC IN THE TOWN OF SUMMERSIDE

WHEREAS it is necessary and expedient to pagg a By-law to amend the By-law to regulate traffic the Town of Summerside.

THEREFORE BE IT ENACTED as follows&

No person shall on any paved street of the Town operate any vehicle or machine having wheels or tracks with hard flanges or other hard protuberance: to contact the street surface or having any omel- feature llkely to damage the pavement or bearing such load or being of such weight as might either sepaiv. ately or together be likely to damage the pavemenl

FURTHER:

No person shall park or leave- any vehicle on tho travelled portion of any street between the hours or 1 a.m. and 6 am. in any day.

HENRY W. WEDGE, Mayor.

JOHN E. CAMERON, Acting Town Clerk.

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oanrnuo THEATRE

CRAPAUI)

Friday 8:00 -- Saturday 7:30,aiid 9:30 "RIGHT CROSS" Starring: Dick Powell and June Allyson Short Subjects

proved slightly only since last week's, and the present market is

scarcely sufficient to pay for cost

rices for today are still very uncertain. Most operators are quoting 33 for AL. 30 for AM. 23 for AS, and down to 15c for C's. One firm is giving a quota- tion of as for AL. 32 or AM, 23 for S, 25 for B's. and 18 for G": ,1 would like to commend this firm ion these prices. I cannot see, and nobody has explained to me, any justification for the price of eggs in this Province in relation to prices quoted at Halifax and other Mainland points.

Dealers are quoting retailers for

CAMEO THEATRE KENSINGTON

Friday-Saturday 7:15-9:15; Matinee 3:30 on Saturday. See the most exciting seafaring adventure of your life. "HARPOON" (actually filmed in the Arctic wilds). Thrills! Action! and a strange romance born out of vengeance! Introducing John Bromfield. sensational new star discovery, and Alyce Lavis. James Cardweil. Patricia Garrison, Jack George. Also Serial and News.

the graded pack AL 45, AM 37, AS

30. B 30, C 22. Eggs are retailing lgenerally to consumers at AL 55-'1, AM 51-5, B 45. One firm I believe is selling on special sales st 45 for AL. The poultry market is difficult to assess due to producers selling direct to consumers and retail stores. It is difficult to determ- ine the prices at which this pro- duct was sold and the subsequent consumer price. Dealers do not enter into the local market to any great extent but buy for exiport. Chickens and turkeys are in plent- iful supply for the holiday season. A Nova. Scotia Turkey Growers' Association sold their turkeys grad- ed and boxed. Government in- specled, delivered Halifax Grade A. under 18 lbs., 53c. 3 Mc, over 18 lbs., Grade A 43,- B 41c. Monc- ton dealers are buying the graded box pack Grade A under 18 lbs.. 52c, B 43c, and being offered to retailers, under 18 lbs.. Grade A 56c, B we, over 18 lbs.. Grade A 45c, B 43c. western Canada is quoting, under 18 lbs. 50c. over 18 lbs. dlc. Grade 8 under 10 lbs 41c, and over 18 lbs. 30:2. Heavy turkeys in oversupply and are be- ing offered in cariots at Grade A 39c, 3 inc. Charlottetown is quoting retailers for graded boxed pack, under 18 lbs. Grade A see. over 18 lbs. one. our latest report from Charlottetown retail to con- sumer Chickens Grade A bbc. Turkeys under 14 lbs. 63c. over 14 lbs. 50:; Geese Grade A 450, Ducks 490. Here are the paying prices to producers, dressed, Chicken Grade A over 5 lbs. 40c, Fowl over 5 lbs. 20c. Turkeys under 10 lbs. 44-8, over 10 lbs. (Me. Ducks Grade A no, Geese fine. It will be observed that geese and ducks are still at is low level. The average price for these birds would not be over me. Pouloes The following are prices at diff- erent centers as secured today: Tignish: Tablestock movement slow. Floor prices being paid. se- bago Seed 53.00 per 100 lbs. at the CRT. 0'Lcar,v: Sales very slow. Few tablestock moving at floor prices. No seed moving. wellington: Tsblesbock move- ment slow. Floor prices being paid. small movement in Bsbsgo seed at floor prices. summerslde: Very little table- stock moving.. Bums going into lwarehouse for future sales. Blow imovemeht in seed at floor prices. iaosu finish loading today.

CAPITOL Summon-side

Tonight 7 - 9:30; Saturday 2:30 - 7 - 9:30

BIG DOUBLE BILL THE ROUGH RIDING KIDS Michael Chopin and Eiiene Janssen in

"THE ARIZONA MANHUNT"

See these Kids ride the range in one of their latest Western movies.

Tiimiunn ACTION on is rain” cos it

Susanna

liming WIHAM NANCY Wllllld

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Annual Kinsmen Toy Matinee Sai- ' urday Morning at 10 o'clock. Each

child must-bring a useful unwrap- peel Toy. l

Today Saturday ..

REGEN

Kenslngton: Movement slow. Some tabiestoek being stored in warehouses for future sales.

Monte ue: emu vessel loading tablestoc . 01.05 per '16 lbs. bei . Seed movomen slow. Bebsgo Seed 02.85 per 100 lbs. at the farm. cobbler used 33.28 1- 100 lbs. at the farm.

Car inn: Report not available

Vernon River: slow movement in tabluiook at floor price. No need moving this weak.

Moi-ell: V No movement in seed or ubiutook this week.

souris: some Cobbler need mov- ing at 12.00 per bus. at the ware- house. eobuo and Katshdin Bead and tnbiestock not moviru but be- ing stored for future sales.

nlfnli-I: bus. at warehouse. 02.00 per bus. at warehouse. lev-

ersl cars shipped this week.

in moving thll

xmhdin been oi.-is poi- cobbler seed

Murray Harbour: No seed mov- ing. One cor tsblutook loading but

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For CHRISTMAS this you ve amour THEATRE

Sale

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