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served for new: "h; aavertlnlnl of m,” be inserted ll utrii-rl; payable in

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L-126-11-l4-2i. “.513, B. 111111i1~1i who has been 1p iicr 111111111-11, Mrs. ‘Thomas

11,4311, 0111111111. left on Thursday

he: IEOIIlL‘ :11 Upstairs, Alberta. qrirllovlmi 11 is pleasing to -_ 11111 111-. I\'.~1l Cameron of

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111g from 11is late 111's Church and, ‘1"11‘1":ry celebrated‘ = 11nd Rt. Rcv. \'1?,, pronounced 11111 grave. The . as, Leon Ar- (Lillant, Heirry l\~ iirvttc, Michael firsenaultrs.

..])F,\'l'lI U1‘ lllt. JOHN DANIEL

liEY-i-‘iiiuis will regret to 11 oi 11111 11111111 of Mr. John ‘e1 Lcckoi". 11111111 occurred on

rdry at 11111 liciiie oi his fairer, ,D.1\";11 i. I-:1;\" of Miscouclre. .1c'tr1\1.~.1. 1111 1'17 years oi’ iigc . 111drci",.1i1»11l i1 short while ago .\io11:1'1.11 wlivre he had been .1111 011 i-u" cancer. He resided t‘ :1i1~. 1111* ire was most ,._." 1v 11111-"11. I\i1-. Icckcy was -1i1-rc being two sons . iv 11nd seven child- ir. .110 si-i-oiul fanrily’. Besides _ 1111111151, tltcrc are ., 11s lather, three 1e .11 moirane, Washing- in1lII11111~ 111111 Tessie at home; three lirirtlir-rs, K011110111 in Lot

1.111 A1i_1=1.1-.1<= mid Icanas in itudie. t.» .11 o. whom much )1 '~ 11v M11111. The funeral

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Rogis Gaudet

H . 11 while the 6:611 0i .\l.1r_\» Choir sang very 21.1"

i! re gousrs and appro- 'i‘l1c 111111111 was dres- oirii of blue chif- ‘ 1111i to match and ‘"1 l‘ lmiihvi of talisman ros- llti’ bridesmaid, Mtg Lpujﬂg DPl1?1ll.-s:11~1' oi the groom, ‘c111 r11 111 brown, mid also id rc-is. 1111- groom was nt- " b1" iii". ihiirick Munraghan 011111111111111111. After thc cere- l “l” ‘voiding breakfast was "1 1"- iiii. 11111110 of the bride, 111111 Mrs. .\incDoiigall leaving ~11! aiicrarils {or a, wedding ‘Alacrgie Maritime Provinces. “M! 11111111 is the chief road he wqsm” Pllnvc County and his “a: a graduate of the City rarlcileiow-ir, and also ‘It Dame Academy. Mis- N m 1c Mrs. MacDougall ~t wishes of a. large

e o‘ lriciriis for tihcir future W“ s.

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'Ernest Lord. ‘Pr-yon, will be glad to

—STEEL and iron horse shoes and horse shoe nails, all sizes, at Bruce's. L-125-11-i2-2i.

—GALVANIZED coil chain, cow ties and chain traces, sold at Bruce's. 11-125-11-12-21.

—BRAN, middllngs, cracked com, cornmeal and oil cake meal. Buy now at Bruce's. l..-128-11-14-2i.

—SERIOUSLY ILL-Friends will regret to learn that Mr. Edward C. Arserrault is seriously ill at his home ln Wellington-S.

—VISI’I‘OR TO WELLINGTON --Mr. Frank Conroy of Sourls was s recent visitor to Wellington, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Ferguson-S.

-—-SLIGHT FIRE-About noon yesterday the Summerside ﬁremen were called out to a ﬁre at Rob- insonsBakery. The damage was slight and the ﬁre quickly sub- ducd-S

—IMPROVING—Friends 01 M1‘.

learn that he is improving after his recent serious injury, when he had pin-t of three ﬁngers and the thumb of his right hand severed while using a buzz planer in the lumber mill at Tryon. But for the prompt action of his brother Ster- ling, who shut off the power ,his hurt might have been much more serious-S.

--IN IIOSPITAL-Patients in the Prince County Hospital this week are: Mrs. Lawrence 'Arsenault of Bcdeque; Miss Jean MacIsaaoBor- ' den; Master Albert Ranaglriin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rarrziglran, Sum- merside; Howard Doyle, Tignish; Mrs. Clarence MacKinnon, O'Leary Mr. George Palmer, Conway; Miss Josephine Ready, Malpcque; Mrs. Percy Boyles, Belmont, Lot 16; Mrs. George Chisholm, West Dev- on; Miss Ruth MacLellan, Sum- merside; Mrs. Peter Richards,Tig- nish.—-S.

CAPITOL Theatre

SUMMERSIDE

Friday» Saturday and. Monday '

San Francisco Starring Clark Gable Jeanette McDonald

Evening Shows 7.15, 9.15 Matinee Saturday 3 p.m.

.

—LAR-GE MILK 0F MAGNESIA 450 It Taylor Drug C0,, Kensingfgn,

—POPPY SALE GREAT SUC- CES&-The sale ofpoppies in Sum- merside and vicinity for Remem- brance DRY, which was conducted by the ladies auxiliary of the Le. B1011 W85 B- VBTY great success. The Poppies are made by disabled re- turned men and the proceeds from the 9°19 8°68 to the local ex-scr- vice men's fund-S.

—-JAILED FOR THEFT-William Jamel‘ W115 Elven six months in JB-ll by Magistrate Strong in the Summerside policecourt on Thurs- dﬂl’ morning, for the theft of pot- atoes from one of the cars on the railway siding at the east end of Summcrside. Edmund Ji-rrier, iris son, was given a suspended sent. em“ for m5 Pil-Yt in the theft. A11- °l41°T b0)’ Who ‘was also up on the Same Charge was dismissed. Two “he? Parties will appear in court U115 m°Y111Y1S on similar charges 111 conrreczion with the s.1n1e tlzcftd S.

—APPLE DAY—Tomorrow is ap- ple day for the Boy smut,- and they will be out bright and cam. with their circles. Mr. Arnctt and his committee, who have charge of m" Apple Dzry sale in Summon side. has arranged an apple mm. tion in front of Messrs. R. T. Hol- man's on Saturday evening when

—-SIIO\VER IIELD AT FREE- l‘0WN_—On Thursday everr- 1 .ng. November 5th, the home‘ of Mr. and Mrs. Jardine Stavert,

Freetown was filled to capacity- when the friends of Mrs. Lcwi" Goff (formerly Miss Marguerite

Jardlne) assembled to tender her a miscellaneous shower. To the strains of the wedding march play- ed by Mlss Olive Stavsrt the bride was escorted to the scat of honor by Miss Roberta Taylor. Asisting the bride in opening and arranging the gifts were the Misses Mae Gardiner, Olga Reeves, Muriel Burns and Mary Campbell while Miss Wirmifred Buns read the accompanying verses and good wishes. The bride thanked her friends for their many useful gifts after which all rang “For She's A Jolly Good Fellow." The remainder of the evening was spent in social intercourse and instrumental music. After refreshments were. served the guests departed wishing. Mar- guerite every happiness for the future. Mr. and Mrs. Goff will make their home in Charlottetown.

—WRIGHT-DRUIVHVIOND “1ED- DING-A wedding of much inter- est to a large circle of relatives and friends took place at North Bede- que Manse on Thursday, Nov. 5 at 4 p.m. when Rev. J.W.A. Nichol- son united in marriage Miss Gladys Ruby Drunrmond, daughter of Mr- and Mrs. Samuel Dr-irmmondsouth Freetown. and Essie P. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland Wright. Middleton. ‘Fhey were accompan- ied by the groom's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McMicken, Cape Traverse. who were the witnesses. The bride looked very smart in a. carnation blue transparent velvet dras with hat to match and shoes and gloves of a. deeper shade blue. The daY following the marriage Mr. Wright and his bride left by rail to ut- tcnd Amherst Exhibition. UDOII their return a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. only the close relatives being pre- sent. Despite the bad roads a large number of screnadcrs gathered to greet the happy couple. After wish- ing Mr. and Mrs. Wright every happiness on their Journey through life the bridal pair motors‘! w, Middleton where they wiil reside. Mr. Wright being a popular and prosperous young farmer. They were the recipients of many gifts which testify to the high esteem

in which they are held.

Mr. F. J. E. Wright, well knownas 5m 51195911001‘. will auction oil‘ the apples for the Scouts. The sky I;

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IILBEIITUN FIlX SHIWI IIPENEI] YES TERIIAY

Albertton Fox Show opened yeg. terday with 250 entries which is considerably larger than last year. Mr. Clifford Rogers and Mr. Bren- ISOII Clark WhO judged the foxes said they were far super-im- in quality to last year. Dark medium silver adult males, Class 3, section one had the largest number of entries, all classes being fairly well represented.

Mr. C. F. Morrlssey of Tignlsh opened the show with a short ad. dress, Ml‘. A. D. O‘Brien, president of the Alberton" Exhibition Assn, 515° Passed a few remarks com- plimenting the exhibitors on the quality of their foxes.

—REMEMBRANCE DAY AT sr. ELEANORS-Riemembrance Day

""1115 “SUMMERSIDE c;

and PRINCE

lleath 0f Mr. David Campbell 0f Mcntrose

Friends throughout the Province will learn with deep regret of the passing of Mr. David Campbell of Montrose, whose death occurred laic Wednesday evening.

Mr. Campbell was 60 years of age and was a native of Hench River. He was well known in Summerslde, having been associated with the late W. A. Stewart in the tailoring business, but ill health caused him to seek a more outdoor occupation and. he purchased a farm at Mont- rose where he has since resided honoured and respected by the on- tire community. He was prominent in the affairs of the district and a faithful member of the United Church.

Besides his widow he leaves to mourn six sons, Eldridge and Cer- ras, in Worcester", Mass; ‘ Donald. Hubert, Victor and Erskine at home, five daughters Gladys, Mrs. Prombley, Florence, Mrs. Wm.

W85 fllltlngly observed at St. mean- ors by the school children and citi- zens. It was regretted that Major F. F. May was unable to be present as he had been asked to go to Ken. singtoir to address a meeting of the Canadian L/egion there. In his ab once Mrs. Pcicy Crosby gave an adtlrt-"s in the school on the Vimiv Pilgrimage. The chlklren afterwards marchctl i0 the monument, where a wreath ivcs placed by Afban Mac- Doiiﬂirll. The children sang "0 God Our Help In Ages Past“. Allan Mac- I Doucall recited, “In Flanders ‘ Floris". The fag salute by the , crltlrcii and the National Airtlicm’; broii-ghi to a cl“ c the simple butl impre sive ceremony. ——S.

—-1\DDRESSES SCHOOL CWLD- itfiN .—Mr. J. F Arnett, trustee of the Summerside High School, addressed the pupils on the keeping of Rem- embrance Day. I11 his remarks Mr. Iirnciit said. in the proper obser- "ance of Remembrance Day we ‘teep alive that spirit of loyalty t0 ‘re lvlotherlard which wa shown y Cilflfiflftnl in the Great Wm‘. ‘h'\se who died ‘n Flanders F".e‘.'1S

the limit so come and see the 11m Licut. Gov. DeBicis has domied a‘ handsome sum to start the imp

rol1ing,_s_ l

-cA"r1roL1c YOUNG MEN'S bEAGlllt-Thc reguar monthly meeting of the Catholic YOung Men's 119113116 was held on Sunday evening, Nov. 8. 'n St. Pauls Hail with a good attendance. The dm. matic committee reporul that a. Play entitled "The Whole Town's Talking" was being prepared 10;- presentation about the first of Dec- ember. The athletic committee re- ported progress in the matter" of basketball for junior boys. A num- ber of teams had been formed and were piaying every evening that the hall was available. Various other matters pertaining to the activities. of the club were discussed. It was decided to place the badminton court entirely at the disposal of the young ladies of the parish for the week beginning Nov. 15., except durng periods of play practice. to give them an opportunity t0 organ- ize for the season. -S.

—C. W. L. MEETING-The reg- ular monthly meeting of the In- dlan River branch of the C.W. L. was held on Nov. 8th. Twenty members were present and the meeting was opened by the Pres., Ivfrs. Leslie Ramsay. Reports of the various committees were given and discussions took place on Soc- ial Service work, entertainment and Study Clubs. It was decided to have masses offered for mem- bers who have passed away during the past year. A spiritual bou- quet to be sent to the Holy Father was prepared. One dollar was con- tributed to the memorial chapel fund and a. blanket will be pur- chased for an aged man who is ill. Many favorable comments were heard about the play recently pre- sented in Kensington by the Holy

Redeemer Dramatic Club. and all ~

expressed hopes that they would have another opportunity to see them again in the near future. The meeting adjourned and was fol- lowed by benediction of the Bless- ed Sacrament-K.

.vill not have dici in va‘11 if w?’ nmcrrtzer 1.11:1: they fought for a1‘ tho"c high 1111.111 tor iviiich i110 Emrfrg stands for. In joining in the celebrations at the ivlonument 1r Domin on Square. Y0" d° mt take part in a meariingtss C96‘ bration. but to honour those 11111059 uprem" sacrific made P95611119 m’ pﬂvfcgeg which we c1110)‘ as 0e"- adlan citizens. —5-

Personals

_.1vrr. Roy MacKcnzle. newly ap- pointed customs officer for Sum- merside is making a seed rmvely in the Prince County HOSDltQI-"s-

_Miss Georgie Camplwll. Park Corner, is the guest of M‘ 8* M's-

Bradford Cairns, Summcrside East. S.

-Frle11ds will regret’ w 19am that, Mrs. Charles G. Wrighl- 9f Summerside has entered the Prime County HosPltB-l for treatment-S

_.Mr. a Mrs. A. E . large and family of Charlottetown were week-end guests of Mr. 81. Mrs. Wm. o. scirurman. Bchvrmim‘ Pm" Mrs. Schurnran and Mrs. Large l; sisters. - '

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sr. warmer-rs rroan scrrooi.

Honor roll for October".-

Grade x-i. Viola Hughes; 2- Mary Handrahan; 3. Eileen Don- nelly. '

Grade 1x-1. Reta Handrahan; 2. Vernon Donneiiy-

Grade VII Sr.—l. Norma D011" nelly.

Grade Hirghes.

Grade V-l. Michael Handrahﬂl; l z, Geraldine B08950“-

Graxle IV Br-l. Herbie Handra- han.

Grade

Grade 2. Cecil Hughes.

Grade 11-1. Teresa Hands-shun; 2. Reta Healer’.

Grade I-l. HBJOld 3089mm-

Perfect 1 attendance: 001N111!" ‘Herbie Handrahan. Cecil

v11 Jr-l. Blanche,

IV Jr—1. Elma Birt. III-i. Bernice Roserson; Rogerson; 8. B61111"!

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Rogerson. Bernard 111181198. 5nd Hﬂfﬂld K08975031-

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1DNDON-Wireless receiviﬂ8 licences issued during September totalled 523.155, an moronic 01 45,205 during the previous month.

ON REMEMBRANCE DAY‘

Emery, both of Worcester, Mass, _ .

Jean, Mrs. Carl Crockett, Summer- side. Laura, Mrs. Frank Bryan, Jascumpec and M151 Ruth at" rome, also two brothers, John and fames of Burlinglcn and two sis- ters. Mrs. Kler Bernard, Graham's Road, Mrs. Isaac Glover, Worces- ter.

The funeral is taking place this l

rfcrroon at 2 p. m.

Island Ilclstcins llciiiiiiaie .11 Fair

lVLr. Co.by Lewis oi has just returned from Airrirert lrerc ire amended the itiaritime Ninter Fairaiid 02:11.11 off a good many honours iir the Holstein Class.

M1". Lewis won junior champion male, reserve senior champion male and reserve grand champion, male, besides seven firsts. one sec- ond; four thirds; three ‘oaths; and oi1e fifth.

Other Islanders to carry home

Ficc-tmvii,

J. WaLei Jo..es, winning grand champion ma e, grand ch..'i1p.oi1 female and ni. e first prizes.

R, A. Proiitt, Freecwn, junior _hirn;_1p1o.i female and one frst, C. D.'Taylor of Freetown, two seconds.

Two Modern

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be taken over- in the early part of 1937.

“Factors of time and economy have rendered this course preferable to the alternative of ordering new construction. The ships to be puf- chased are almost identical, in size

h: honc.s .n Hdstein cattle werc. j

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and equipment, with the Canadian destroyers Saguenay and Skeenal which also were completed in 1931

and which the Canadian naval‘ staff consider to be efficient and

suited to the needs of the service. l "Upon taking over the new ships‘ Canada will have a homogeneousl unit. of torpedo craft of the most

modern type."

n is anticipated,‘ the Prime Min-

lrtel‘ said, that the new destroyers

will be given the names of those

they will replace. Once the trunk. fer is made the two vessels will be‘, manned by Canadian officers andf crews as was the case with those‘ destroyers previously transferred

to the Canadian Navy.

Negotiation of purchase had no

association with his recent visit to

London, the Prime Minister said,

the arrangements having been in-| itiatcd nearly a year ago. Only‘ the fact that actual com were not obtainable prevented inclusion of the necessary appropriation for thisl. purchase in the estimates last sQS-l sion, he said. ‘rho arrangements‘

lwere carried on entirely by De-

partment c: National Defence of- ficials. ‘i

Dominion Mn y '

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zle read with interest the London report of Stanley Baldwin's state- ments in the House of Commons on the use of Canadian armament manufacture facilities, but declined to comment. l It was stated, however, that the Government had no oﬂiclal know- ledge of any orders placed with Canadian manufacturer! by the British Government for munitloul.

ﬁ 1n€1fp51~1751 Iivir.’ Baldwin's re- ference to defence discussions with the Dominions, the Prime Minister had nothing to add to what he has already said on this subject.

For some time there have been numerous reports that Canadian ﬁrms were receiving from Great Britain large orders for munitions and aircraft. Several such reports have been denied by manufactur- ers and yesterday the Canadian Vickers Company in Montrcalpub- licly denied a report that it 118d received a large order for planes from the British Air Ministry.

On his return from England last week the Prime Minister denied knowledge of any arrangements

The Bell Bonk

lotletown.

SUMMERSIDE

_ . . ____..__ n". ---- I being negotiated for Canadian: manufacture of war material for‘

England, and also disclalmed any!

ionTstt-ef sn1fcv1211*c21;1;.1; “Y1K ‘i112- night said ii munitions uY-re to b1 made in Cairada, the Corporutioirs

knowledge of proposals rumored Sydney steel plant wroulcl share in

here that the would establish training schools in Canada.

On. the matter of defence dis- cussions the Prime Minister said he had conferred with the Ministry on the whole subject of defence but not with any partic- ular reference to Canadian or Em- pim policies.

SYDNEY PLANT READY

HALIFAX, Nov. 12—(CP)—Arth- ur Cross, president of the Domin-

An Ideal Christmas Gift

“ TALES OF ABEGTVEIT”

A new book of Old Times in

Island History, Tradition 8: Humour ‘(Richly Illustrated)

by Benjamin Bremner

Price $1.50

For Sale by Carter lt-Co. Ltd., ltlarltimc Stationers, Ltd. (Tharluiieti wir Summcrsldc; J. W.

Waugh, Albertnn; n. .1. Mabon, 11101111111111‘; or. The Author. in c1111:-

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my“; M1- Fom; the manufacture.

The Dosco President said: “Our plant is thoroughly modern and up-to-daie for the manufacture of all steel protluczs and we are mak-

Brlush ing additions from time 1o time."

He is in Iialifax on an inspec- tion of Corporation holdings here

LDNDON-Jfnough oi’ the rzghi food, easy access to fresh air and shelter with comfort and i111 cirsv mind. were the picsi-riptioiis for good health by Lord liordcr 111 the Royal Medical 501111111.

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