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._w£DDil\‘G BELLS -- A quiet- aiding “=35 solslllnized on Satur- day afternoon at Trinity Parson- " Summerside. Rev. L. E. G. pavies oil‘ ‘ding, WJEil Miss Rose Anna. dullziltcl" ‘ Mrs. Fraser uacPhce of Coleman and the .‘ate u; MBCPHO’: was lulled in mar-g

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Personals

_Mr. G. Shelton Sharp of Bide- was a visitor to Summerside

pat week-S

4011-5. John Profitt of Freetown

ltl in Summerside the guest 512:,- Sfiugalcr. Mrs. Robert Dew- lr.-B

..Mnl. Knowles of Kentvillc, N. 5,1,; visiting in Summerelde the

est of her daughter. Mrs. Dav dStODBr-s

.44“. Gordon Dawson entertain- ed the [miles Aid o.‘ the Presby- terian Church on Monday evening. -8

Elmsdale and Vicinity

‘me fire marshal from Charlotte- town, landed, b air at Dark Road anTuesday to nquire into the fire which had recently swept the dwelling house of Mr. George Mur- ny. 0n Wednesday a plane land- ed in Mr. Harry O'Brien's park l Albertou, concerning a pen- lin for the blind.

'A all-d party and dance was held in llberton hail on Monday under the auspices of the C. W. . The ev- min: was s ent by playing whist and bridge or two hours after Illidi lunch was served by the btiiee. ‘Tile remainder of the even- ‘. was spent in dancing. Prizes - won by-for bridge. First ,Miss Laura McQuaid and . Harry Dunn. consolation Mr. Stephen Burke. For whist. first l . Mrs. Wallace Hogan and Keefe. consolation. Mr. Joseph ilsllult. Music was furnished by: Ilium Mary Mac-Quaid, Gertrude UBl-ien, Mrs. A. D. O'Brien. lean-s. Alfred Gillis. Austin Mur- ~ and George Ahearn.

lh. Peter Burke, p oprietor of Nlwue Hotel, ‘Iignlisil, was a Isak-end visitor to Elmsdale. a l mt the home of Mr. J. W.

Friends in Elmsdale. and vicin- »\ were saddened when word was - --- around of the death of Mrs. i_ - Cunningham of Alberton, on

etinesday, February 23 at the ed- ~ -~ - use of elllhtv two years.

"file many ‘friends of Mrs. Jos- l-- Perry of Elmsdalexieam with ‘<1 of her serious illness.

‘file condition of Mr. William "u- Elmsdale, is steadily im-

"lliy Eimsdale hockey fans at- e with great fidelity the vari- Hlmkfy some: that are tak- l‘ Place in Albertenk new rink.

Home racing fans in this vicin- lenrncd with regret of the sud- “ death oi Mr. Ernest Armstrong

Bridzcwater. N. S. when the i which he was driving was

"k bi‘ n train and totaly dc- " 8d. Mr. Armstrong was a lllal horse driver and spent most "it past summer at the Alber- "' P808 truck,

Amectlng of the C. W ' 11W! at

L. study ,_ ill: home of Mrs. ' “Wallace of Alma on February ,, wzrggle: btliliinessnof tlhe meet- - _ e a a so- WIW did ECW111285“)? charit-

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Oolrlleo Dragon”,

Inter It. Ierh Condos, q flffljflu’ n

(lnnrdlnn will b- delivered dolly to any homo In Bummer-m. b,

week Phone lD-Llor ._thln "m" o,

order to the boy rolponllhlo for deuyul" om ‘yqu "uh.

-nluulm. asrmua Powplm (wig-p at Taylor Drug Co., Ken-

-naar Tana ' received at Bruce's

-ramca anwa - tlllmedlfl" hwlwy Rgnbs-lgbglsniln £14" Kemlnston Rink, new“;

arch 1st. 108a, at a p. m. Ken. singtpn Hockey Club vs. Winner °r m“ McLean I-EEKue. 1st game g‘ {d W0 Slime total goal series to

H 6 H Winner to meet Montague for tho P. E. Island Intermediate hockey crown. Admission 15 and

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—A MEETING OF TH - DEQUE EGG cntcu: will E. 11.35., "t Centre‘- Bedeque Hall. Wednes- dev- March 2. at i p. m. Mr. F. M. Nash. Live Stock Commissioner, mum-V ‘M18100. will be uest s alter. He will have screen 1mg 5 0W"!!! modem hen houses and feed charts. Payment of 1937 bonus checks at meeting. All interested in ERR 811d Poultry Production are in- vited to attend. Fred Moyse, Seq-e- til-W. L458-2-28-2i

—-MISS PETERS GIVEN FARE- WELL PARTY — The nursing staff 0._ Prince County Hospital gave o. 1°13? farewell BMW for Miss Helen Peters on Hiday afternoon who left on Monday. Miss Peters who h" be“! U19 V01’? efficient secre- tary M the hospital for some time i! 8110M]! to be ntarri . The tea table was prev-fly decorated with cream roses and candles. Miss Lav- ers. Superlniencent, read a short address. and Miss Clark and Miss Cameron. on behalf of the staff presented Miss Peters with a beau- tiful floor lam . tern replied in her usual arming manner and thankedseveryone for their kind

es.

Carleton and Vicinity

Mr. Leigh Cameron, of stanchel, s nt the week-end in Carleton. t e guest; of Mre- Cook Howatt and fami-y.

Mr. Arthur McMicken, of Carle- ton" has returned from Charlotte- town, when he took in the events of Farmer's Week.

Hts many friends will regret to’ learn of the serious illness of Mr. golden MacFarlnne, oi Augustine

ove.

Her man friends will be pleased to learn at there is some im- provement in the condition of Mrs. Alex an, of Cage Traverse, who has eon very i .

. Criily Lea and little son

Mrs Jose h, of Bummereide, are the guee of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Bell of Carleton.

Man friends in this vicinity were e ocked to learn of the sud- den death last Friday of Mrs. John Noonnn of Boston. formerly Miss Pauline Cahill of Bed ue. Deepest sympathy is tendered er rein. ivee

and friends.

On Friday evening. February 25th, a large number of friends from the surrounding districts tend- ered a post-nuéltial shower to Mr. and Mrs. uteliffe at the home of the bride's arents, Mr. and Mrs. tester Mo illianls, of Cape ‘Traverse.

Many beautiful and useful gifts of chine, linen and silver were re- ed. The parcels were opened by Catherine Dixon and Mist

arranged them,

M" ‘Z.‘l“‘i‘l'."°ll."ti't 't‘l“”al.f"°él‘le c ress e a $5 himself u» its. A served. The remainder of the ev- ening was spent in dancing and playing cards. The music for the evening was furnished by a five- plece orchestra, as follows —!hl‘l Todd and James O'Connell. violins. Leigh Cameron, guitar. Melbourne l-iowntt, organ and Dick Carver, traps. '

The Loyal Hearts Mission Band met at, the home of Mrs. J. H. Lord on Saturday. February 19th, with an attendance of eleven mem- bars and two visitors. The meetins opened by singing the hymn. This

‘ Hilltop-ms. Lunrh was lvrved by Id (“i ‘l. Next meeting to be hat the home of Mrs. Frank

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Is My Father's World. followed b)‘ Pfflygr by Mrs. Douglas Bell. The Scripture taken from Matthew 1:1- l’! was read bv Eleanor 10rd. M ‘s. Kenneth Mutter? conducted the study eriod on the Medical Mie- eions b: Canada taken from the study book entitled Ono Family- l-iymn 580 God see the little 5P"- row full. was then sunl.

The minutes of the lest meetin were read and adopted. follows by roll cell. One new member joined. A diecueeion followed Pantry B e which in

near futue. for the ‘Watch in to Mrs. H t en

o in the Eleven subscript!

Mutter-t. Collection Wu tzken emountin to 53c. The meet-

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17 oz. tins. Special, 2 tins — 19c PLUMS, “Dew Kist”_ size 2 tins.

Special, 2 tins — - - - _ 25¢ PEA SOUP, “Old Quebec” large

tins. Special, 2 tins — -- - 21c ROLLED OATS, in bulk.

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ed to attend to same. The sick committee reported several calls 111ml and o. bill of one dollar for fruit. Letters of thanks for kind- ness received during their 11111353 were read from Mrs. Norman Mc- Wiliiams and Miss Jean Muttart. The Questionnaire on "cannula; Industries" was filled in_

The program committee then W“! wheres and an interesting prpcrpnl W115 Enjoyed. Mrs. Thomas MflMlcken conducted a "Pat and Mike_' contest and a novel contest 811955111; the identity of old photo- graphs was put on by Miss Mar. garet Wooiner. Members had been asked to bring their oldest phom. BTBDhs, which caused much merri- ment. Miss Wooiner also gave an BmlIElIIK P80411118. Miss Eleanor Bell ut on a “word-beheadin " contes and a fortune-telling va- entine brought many lnu hs. '

unch was served by e com- m ttee. Next meeting is to be hem at the home of Mrs. Elmer Fran. ols. roll call to be answered with an Irish Joke. The new lunch committee is as follows: Mrs Frank Muttart, Mrs. Harry Doufi it‘? tii"t‘i’t'.i‘.fit“lfi“.f".l“" “ti: God Save the King. we w

The Borden Terraplanes and. Kensington Burmacks played the final game of a two-game Hocke series in Kensingtnn Friday nigh , the Terra lanes takin the game 8-2 and t e series 9- . They new advance to pin a two amo series with Charlo te wn Ju or Abbies Wednesday and Friday nights.

caught a bouncing puck m more

acked with action. But for the spendid ugurk or both senile.» the score would have been much larger. Referee Arsenauit o: Summer-side handled the game.

Astounds Town With Feats Of Strength

(C.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) ‘BISCOTASLN . nt., Feb. Biscotnsing has a “little Hercules” of its own. This town is about 50 miles north of Sudbury. Just past his 13th birthday, Law- rence Barnes has been astounding o

100 d ith h nd. He can mu“ s roaelw . meek Blooded with

th ease.

Last year when 12- ear-old Maurice Aimiot fell un er the wheels of a push-car. loaded with wood. at nearby Sultan. young Barnes lifted n corner oi the car rescued Aimiot who had suffered zraetured ribs and br . and carried him to a nearby house.

Lady C-hamberlain Denies Statements ROME, Feb. 28--(AP) -— Lid?

Chamberlain tonight described e British Parliament members as-

Expect Heated Parliamentary Fight In Egypt

Two Opposed Political

The game at Kensington was e . fut and we ed with plenty or Election In April. gftnrgbtdesrotl-o mgthr tea?’ Damih F ' " erra ones, ge- figgi,,.ff;°,§jgfgsgygg,ll$,g Y1K‘, 1%: (or. naval, B Gnardlanb special was scored in the third odw en 05mg peg 33.4; h wd 1 t. Dave Baird of the erraplanes om 655mg“ w“ “"53... w“

as two o-pposed

from centre ice. Kensin ton scored om m‘, me dmwm up 0-. “m5 their two goals in the u-a period f p um m, 05...“... ‘which which was Qalilpgk e w 31 m up.

Mahmoud Pasha, whose appointment as premier last D. December by 18 year old King Fa-

rouk made dip-SO tion of paniament and o1 new elections, has divided candida

one representative of e ment coalition will present in eoeh electoral

28- the Wafd (Nationalist) party, ma- ioority party in the lust Chamber

premier by the young King. will present candidates in every district. Following last year's census. the

the district with his feats number of districts

strength for several years. Welch- from 232 to264. ‘

ing 149 pounds and standing in Candidates of the premiers Lib- a size seven shoe. the boy can llffi era] Constitutional PB-Tiiy W111 be

presented in 100 districts. and 10o other contests wi.i be 10118119 by su porters of Dr ~ Posh ex reme Ki all other groups government.

exandria. wounded, it was predicted the of leaders will be sharper than ever in the current campaign.

Recovering From

Son Of Well-to-do New York Lawyer ls Feared Kidnapped

NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y., Feb. filo-The a. parent kidnapping of l2 year oi Peter Levin was dis- closed today by hia father, well- to-do New York lawyer. who publicly appealed to "whoever is holding my son" to “open ne- Rotiatiorls."

Peter, an inlaginatlve boy who liked to play " -man,” vanish- ed mysteriously

day. Murray Levine. the father, made the first statement on the affair to come from either the family or the authorities.

"You may say." said Levine.

"that whoove is hdldrngfuly

lieved anxious to

son is guaranteed a safe chan- nel for communicating wilr. v to open negotiations.’ Federal and Westcilcstcl" County authorities. he added, (The had promised t0 permit him to dlcker without interference with those who may be holding “my v ..

France, Italy and that would limit h opean ambitions. Assfxrialed

suing secret negoti

To questions whether he know endence.) definitely that his son ad been kidnapped and whether, No Official

ransom had been demanded. Levine re- sounded:

"I can say nothing now. I must have completely free

_l»9_§EY€_lL1Y__\l° '_'~

the House of Co could take no offic prsent conditions

Groups Prepare For

political groups

e place March légypt and April 1 in lower

e ' ~ the calling his tee in such o we that only vern- imself

XIBCGBSBJY

district

Mustafa Nahas Pasha: leader of

ousted as

Deputies. who was

has been raised

Ali lvllahel a,

' conference

[ill unfit URGES ux loll MUN-RESIDENTS

Aimed At Canadian Millionaires Resid- ing In Wcst indies. ‘

(By The Canadian Press)

chnigg.

ference that Nazi control Austria

were admitted to V Nazis were report reinforcements antiy Nazi City of

ship talks in

Dispatches from Fatherland Front

Schuwhnigg his

cession taxation. was urged in the House of Commons today by Ag-

(UFO-Lab. Grey Bruce).

The first woman to be elected to the House said she had no objec- tion to men like Harry Oakes, Sir Frederick Williams Taylor and Sir Herbert Holt living in the Baha- mas but parliament should pass a law taking from them some of the money they made in this country. The House was discussing a res- olution sponsored by A. A. Heaps (CCF-Winnipeg Noljth) urging the age of eligibility for old a e pen- sions be reduced below 'l when Miss MncPhail referred to Canad- ian millionaires llving in the West Indies. She had stated pensions should be paid men and women who were totally disabled, irres- pective of age.

I_t might be asked where the my money was coming from, she con- tinued. She had been reading re-

she took.

rlain briefly ouse his sp Halifax as reign signed i-ather than icy of negotiations this time. He said

Earl of Perth,

duct with Count Foreign Minister. The Prime

Nationalist adviser o. the ng. The remaining uistrictsuill have candidates drawn from which support the

recent disorders at Al- which 55 persons were clash

Follow

Bullet Wound

DIGBY N‘. 8.. Feb. 28-401?)-

llarge sunts of money to be used

ce withdrawal of

wealthy birds. who flit to the Ba- from Spain's civil

humus. One of thorn is Hurry Oakes and he was justifying his flight in order that he might avoid taxes."

"if they care to go there it is all right. by me but at, least, if I sat in the seats of the mightyl would see that they did not take with them all their gifts which this cou y has so richly best/owed upon them and that from such people income tax would be taken to such an extent as to afford

preliminary to

not know the htirnself and could

in alleviating the suffering and Mtlclany mmrmed

CHAMBERLAIN

(Continued from pagg 1)

tria the Prime Minister was be-

into a four-power

that Britain and France are pur-

the possibility of enlisting Italian aid to safeguard Austrian

Today the Prime Minister told

,were broken by the Berchtesgaden- between Hitler of Germany and the Aus- trian Chancellor Kurt Von Schus-

It was as a result of that con-

when Austrian Nazi Cabinet. and today 80,000 Austrian

call to action despite heavy troop rushed by Schuschnigg to Graz, predomin-

The coming Anglo-Italian friend- kome, diplomatic sources stated, ml'_ht aid Austria by increaslnggPrelnler support of Austrian independence.

ciaring Mussolini had would remain in ependent. Should

OTTAWA, Feb. ZB-Legislation gfitlsffijgcdggrillftloxgalgf Itéeigltmfi‘) aimed at Canadian millionaires 10pm“ conquest it was yargued who take up residence in the West Mwonnl woum’ be more eager to‘ (By Charles E. iiarner, Associated ‘"4195 m e595!” mmme "d 311°‘ support Britain in any position NEW IQ-ESQIEWgebWEKEHO

Defends Appointments

were reported seeking a solution to the Austrian problem. Mr. Cham-

defended intment of Viscount

sucseed Anthony Eden.

had "outltanding qualifications. Lord Halifax conferred with the

Rome. on the groundwork for the negotiations Lord Perth

Minister Labor attempts to pierce the iden- of the "friend” who told him several hours before resignation Feb. 20 that Italv had cently of "birds of passage. rather ,1!!! Pted the Brltlfh lfflrmuims f0?

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