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couriers of , requested to 1 organization meeting lown Hail, Summerside, at Saturday. November L-1392-1l-3-3i.

_.\'0R'l‘ll 'I‘I‘.YON Presbyterian Church. i101‘. E. J. White will con- d,“ _._.,~\11'1~ on Sunday 7th Novem- wm 3 11 clock in the afternoon. L-1434-1l-5-1l.

JilOlil-IIIN COLORS in paint llld enmni-l, ofso modern hardware for liilriiuii cabinets, bathrooms. Ask for i0i.)l' cards at Braces. L-l357-1i-5-2i,

Lifliisl‘ (‘ALL for free facial by cgcit 11nd Ramsdellfls Beauty ' ist in Gourlies Drug Store _\- Friday and until store - Smilrdiqv night. L-1464.

Li. 0, L. and L. 0. B. A. goose pper 'l'ilC.\(ifl}', NOV. 9th. from 5 a . 111,. admission 50c. Orange p111, S1illlllli'l‘5l(1€. L-l466-1l~5-2i.

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ivilie 11 A. MJLong i\'1<1 ....l| l‘. M. Clifton ‘I P. M. c-rc 1111i 11v a. meeting of the con-i lfgllllflil [mm 111i sect ons at Clif- Ii on Tuesday, November 9th at ‘ll l’ .\l iur ihe purpose of calling _\i,~,,,,,,;.-_ L-l458-1l-5-1i.

-l\' ANSWER to many inquiries c Pnnvc Edward lsland Fur Pool iiriluwi 1:11». inues to advise asfl 115i l .1~ witcr grades of foxes too ilizc however, that 1's for various reasons pelt some foxes 111 irliich case they suggest 11w inferior types and con- ro hold the better grades become more nearly . ranchers as desire .115; department is now ‘m. ‘The exclusive facilities lilllllflti ranchers through their .?lilli(“.lllIl('C of a London oflice in hinge n1 a marketing expert with experience plflCB-‘i

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(‘hit-ken Dinner from 5 i0 7.30 p.m.

Regular Meals Served Daily

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—SEE ERACIPS line of new trou- ble free ecctric motors ‘A to 1% H. P. L-l139-i1-5-2i.

'—l-E1\D. iron, terra outta and tie pipe in stock at Bruce's. L-l357-l1-5~2i.

—BUY cross cut saws, wood saws, single and double bit wedge and half wedge axes at Braces.

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—FREE WITII a large jar Gol- den Cleansing Cream, one 50 cent bottle Daggett and Ramsdcfrs

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-—-TWO INJURED IN CRASH- Marne Kennedy and Major Mac- Gregor last night were recovering from numerous cuts and bruises following a narrow escape from death when their automobile, pro- ceeding about 35 miles per hour. skidded into a. wheel trench and crashed into a bridge culvert throwing them through the wind- shield. MaJor MacGregoi" landed in a wire fence 20 feet from the bridge. The car, after passing over the concrete coping which tore off the base of the engine, toppled over on him- Meanwhile. Mr. Kennedy who landed in the road in a dazed condition and with the assistance of two small girls, lkted the machine off MacGi-elzoi- who was almost strangled. Mac- Gregor was taken to Mrs. Turn- er's nursing home in O'Lea.ry, not far from the scene of the acci- dent, by Willard Betts where he was treated for a deep cut in the neck and another on the side of the face as well as superficial cuts and. bruises. Kennedy was taken to the home of John MacPherson who was passing by where Mrs. MacPhei-son, a nurse, rendered frist aid. He suffered a. bad gash near the right temple, had his teeth loosened and several lacer- ations about the face. Both men were later treated by Dr. B. W. Taiiton. The men were proceeding home from West Point, P. E. L, when the accident occurred. The car was almost totally demolished.

—Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bums, Mrs. Abijah Burns, Mrs. Ray Lid- stone and Miss Mary Campbell, Freetown, were visitors to Char- lottetown Thursday.

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Friday and Saturday

The MARX BROS. in “ADAY AT THE RACES”

The FUNNIEST Pic- ture in years. Also Mickey Mouse Shows at 7.15 - 9.15 Mat. Saturday at 3 p.m.

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second, S. R. Johnstone thirdJloy Woodside fourth.

PALE SILVER FEMALE PUPS. Ira Carr held a beaut and smiled very happily when the Judge in- dicated that he had copped the place. D. O. Stewart of Stewart dz Lewis was second, Lowell Han- cock third, Edwin C. Jolmstone fourth. All four were strictly high class specimens.

EXTRA PALE SILVER. YEAR- LING MALES. Brent Howatt had the nod for this class with areally very flne animal, clear as crystal and faultlessly finished. Roy Wood- side was second, Gordon McMillan third and Roy Woodside fourth.

EXTRA PALE SILVER ADULT FEMALRS were scarce as hens’ teeth, in fact so scarce that the Qllly One to face the starterwr Judge-was the former horseman but now a noted fox rancher, W. B. McArthur. Brad was all pre- pared for competition, however, and was ready to take on all comers with his entry.

EXTRA PALE SILVER. YEAR.- LING FEMALES. This l was a good class. although the entries were not very numerous the qual. 1w was 1111111. s. a. Johnsione of Fortune, whose stock has clicked so well this year, was the winner with a real high type specimen, Stewart Sz Lewis, Woodside S. B. FOX Company and Kiidare Cape Fox Company followed in order with beautiful clear pales.

axraa PALE SILVER MALE PUPS. Stewart 5t Lewis were first, and second. Hillard Muitart third, M. W. Wood fourth, with a very desirable quartet.

EXTRA PALE SILVER FE- MALE PUPS was the last of the thirty-six classes to appear on the table. Again Stewart '8: Lewis were first, with Johnstone 1310s., New London, second, S. R. John- stone. Fortune. third, H. G. Mut- tnrt fourth.

Competition for herds was a keen one and it was fascinatingto see them laid out on the tables, all clear colored, beautiful speci- mens. the selects of the select. Hillard Muttart had the honor of winning -the first event-Senior Herd, consisting of one adult male and three females all two years old or over. Stewart dz Lewis won the Yearling Herd class, also the Junior Herd Class, while Roy Woodside won the class for Sire and Three of his Get. Hillard Muttart won the class for Dam and Two of Her Prqgyny, and W. B. McArthur the prize for best Matched Pair, Male and Female Adults shown in class, Stewart dz Lewis winning the prize for best matched pair, male and female ‘pups shown in class.

This morning probably the most interesting feature of the entire fox show will be the awarding of championships. This bring together the beet adult male! 1n classes 1 to 6. the but year-old males in classes 1 to 6, the best adult females in classes 1 to 6.11M best year-old females shown in classes 1 to d. best male pups in classes 1 to U, and the best female pups in classes 1 to B.

Then the champion male pup o! the series will compete with the champion female for the pup championship of the show, the champion males in the various classes will come together-to |clect_ Lbs champion male in the show. and the champions of the female classes as above will be brought together to select the champion female of the show. The final event will be the competition be- tween tho champion male of the show and the champion female o1 the show for Grand Champion fox in show. Last but not least will be the presentation of trophies to the owners of champions. It is expected that Hamlet. the Honor- able Thane A. Campbell. MA-mill olficiate and it is likely that the presentation will be made between twelve and one o'clock or perhaps earlier. -

PIIZI LIST

4. Female Whclpod in 1936: 1. Stewart dz Iawis, Suinme side. 2. Ira Carr, Covehead. 3. R. G. Muttart, summer-side. 4. Ohio National Silver Nu Co.

J. L. IMVISUII

- FUNERAL .. DIRhUTUI. AND IIBALMEI

KINSINGTON

Du and Night Calla Promptly Attended.

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Enthusiasm ls Being Shown For Fox Week

The regular monthly meeting of i the Summer-side Board of Trade was held last night in the Town Hall, the President, Mr. J. F. Amett presiding.

Several matters came up for discussion and reports received. Much enthusiasm ms shown in

U18 IBPOFI: of the president about the coming “Fox Demonstration Week" to be held in Summerside the latter part of the month. Mr. Arnett stated that encouraging progress ha: been made in con- nection with the demonstration. " ‘ men and citizens are‘, vitally interested and the com-V mittee appreciate their efforts to assist in every way. j

Mr. Peter G. Clarke expressed v appreciation in the interest taken, by the Provincial Government in} this important phase of farming. ' The Government has voted a. considerable cash contribution io- wards the work and have been instrumental in obtaining speak- ers. Mr- Burke. fox field man, has also been indispensable in promot- ing the matter. Mr. John E. Camp- bell. reporied that the sheds which " have been under construction on the Marine Wharf are now com- pleted and filled to capacity with potatoes and asked that a vote of thanks be extended to the fed- eral ministers and engineers who cooperated in obtaining these modem ‘facilities.

‘Mr. Clark reported that the new electric light plant was now in operation and stressed the impor- tance of having a paved street laid down beyond the plant east, to protect this valuable machineryl from the dust caused by motor ‘ cars on the highway.

Various other matters came up ‘ for discussiom-S.

5. H. G. Muttart. Summerside.

6. T. Arthur Dawson, Albany. .

7, W. B. McArthur, Kensington.

8. ‘Roy Woodside. Malpeque.

9. Gordon MacMiiian. Cornwall.

10.'Roy Woodside, Maipeqe.

5. Young Male Whclped in 1937: . Rioy Woodside, ivfalpeque.

. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside. S. R. Johnston, New London. Roy Woodside. Malpequc. Stewart dz Lewis, Summer-side. ‘ . l-i. G. Muttart, Summerside. Johnstone Bros, Fortune.

. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside. H. G. Mutter-ts, Summerside.

10. Woodside Silver Black Fox

Co.

11. Roy Woodside, Malpeque.

l2. J. R. Lockerby. Kensington. 6- Young Female “Iliclpcd in 1937:

1. Ira B. Carr, Oovehead.

2. D. O. Stewart, Summerside. -

3. L. W. Hancock, Summersidc.

4. Edwin C. Johnston, New Lon-

don.

5. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside.

8. A. L. Rogers Kensington-

7. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside.

B. Ray Carr, Stanhope.

9. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside.

10. T. Arthur Dawson, Albany.

11. H. G. Muttart, Summcrslrle.

12. Ralph Muttart, Summerside. 4. Female wbelped in 1936:

1- Ohio National Silver Bfack

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CLASS li-EXTRA PALE SILVER

1—No Elntries. i 2. Mala Wlielped In 1938: J B. W. Howatt, Charlottetown. , Roy Woodside, Malpeque. ; Gordon MacMilian, Cornwall. Roywooclside. Malpeque. . Woodside Silver Black Fox Co. . Stewart d: Lewis, Summerside. . W. B- McArthur, Kensington. 8. Mlle Whelped previous to 1936: 1. W. B. McArthur, Kensington. 4. Fcmlle wlielped previous to 1936: l. B. R. Johnston. Fortune. I. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside. 3. Woodside Silver Black Fbx Co. 4. Kildare Cape Fox Co. 5. Roy Woodside, Malpeque- 5. Young Male whelped in 1937: l. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside. 2. Stewart dz Lewis, Summersidc. S. H. G. Muttart, Summerside. 4. M. W. Wood, Cross Roads. 5. L. W. Hancock, Summer-side. 0. L Ii. Hancock. Summerside. 7. Johnstone Bros. 8. Roy Woodside. Maipeque. 9. Ira. Carr, Covehead. 10. Johnstone Bros, 11. Ohio National Fox and Fur

Farms.

6. Young Female whelped in 1937: l. Stewart dz Lewis, Summerside. 2. Johnstone Bros, New London.

B. R. Joimstone, Fortune.

H. G. Muttnrt. Bummerside.

M. W. Wood. Cross Roads.

A. W. Allen, Charlottetown.

H. G. Milt/tart. Summerside.

. Ohio National.

S. R. Johnston.

10. Stewart 6: Lewis, Summer-

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CLASS 1 Sea. 1 lcnlor hero. one Adult , Mala and three females all 2 years old and over lhqwn in Class and owned by one Exhibitor previous to March 31.4937:

1. H. G. liluttart. Summerslde.

2. W. B. MacArthur. Kensingtnn.

l. Roy Woodside, Malpeque.

4. B. L Hewitt, Charlottetown. Ice. 8. ‘a " _ held 1 male and l Iemtlel whelped in 1936 shown in olua and owned by one l-lx- lilbltor previous to March 31st... 1 i ‘

l. Stewart 6r Lewis. Summerside. I. H. G. Muttart, Sunimerside. 3. B. L. I-lowatt, Charlottetown. 4. W- B. McArthur, Kerisington. Soc. l. Junior herd. 1 male and

‘ er part of his life, coming t0 this

‘ age, he was the son oi‘ the

“ 1., and tlic one son.

“(Taii-ada 1937”

3 females whclped in 1937 shown in clas, bred and owned by Ex- blbiinn

“Ladies llight" I At Summerside 1 Y’: Men 0luhl

L85! fllilht was “ladies night." at the Summerside Y's Men's Club when about twenty members with their wives entertained a delega- tion. from the Charlottetown club. the meeting was held in the Cap- itul Grill where a sumptuous sup- per was served by the new man. agenient of the Capitol Tea Rooms andeveryone voted the cuisine and sscrvicc excellent.

Mr. W. A. Currie, president of the local club, was chairman and welcomed the visitors very cordially. At the conciuson of the banquet. [here was a general singsong in which all took part. Miss Amanda, Cannon delighted the members with some favourite songs. Mr. R10- _.a11d Sheen Have an exhibition of tap dancing and Mr. Lowell Han- cock also contributed to the pro- gramme with some vocal music.

Mayor Robinson and Mr. William lvlassci’. president of the Charlotte- town Club, gave short addresses on the aims and objects of the organ- izut on. Games and contests were taken part in Mrs. R. L. Wlliett having charge of the ladies and Dr. Hillard Clank of the geiitiemenks contcsts. The meeting ended with the National Anti1em.-S

EDWARD ISLAND PASSES

AGED NATIVE OF PRINCE AWAY IN GUNNINGSVILLE I

MONCTON, N. 3., Nov. ‘i-Well known in Princ e Edward Island and in this district, Donald Mac- Quurrie died at the home of his son, John F. MacQuarrie, Gunnings- vile, early last evening. Born in DeSubic, P. E. 1,. M1‘. MacQuai-rie livcci 1n that province for the great-

proi-"ince a few years ago t0 reside with his son. Eighty-nine years of 1M8 Mr. and Mrs. John MacQuarrie. '

Surviving arc his wfe, formerly 1v11==s Lucy Bcals, of Brooklyn, P. E.

A private funeral service will be held at the home of John MacQuar- rie, where the body now lies. on Friday morning, and the remains Will be taken to Cape Traverse. P. E. 1.. where the funeral services will beheld Sunday afternoon from the Church of Scotland, of which he was a life long member and an Elder.

Radio Broadcast

It was announced today that the radio series "Canada. i937" which scored such success last season is to be renewed starting November 5th. Tins season, this most spectacular of Canadian broadcasts will be heard Friday evenngs at 10:00 P.M. E. S.T.

Outstanding commentators under the guidance of Vernon Bartlettwill 1 again speak from Europe -— an i ‘i1icrvle‘\\'cl‘ iii Canada plOblIlg T01‘ ‘ answers to the questions of. the “man in the street."

LlOIlPl Shapiro, Canadian corres- pondent in New York, will speak from N. B. C. Studios, relaying such latest happenings of the Gay White Way as arc of interest to Canad an listeners.

A new technique will be intro- duced in the talks on Canada. to make the very pulse of the nation audible to listeners throughout the country. Mr. Walter Bowlei W111 broadcast from a different. locality each week, telling of that district's contribution to Canada's DP°8T95§ and intervieWlHS "11511011 blfnde" who make that progress 11088-1316-

Yet another outstanding fell-HM of the program will be the music- evcry selection will be specially Bl‘- ranged for the large orchestra and choir that is now in rehearsal.

In sponsoring these broadcasts- tobe again produced W Vim" George-Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Limited. ls brlnginq 8- ncw experience to Canadian listen- ers. These Friday evefliflfl Pfillmms are live demonstration of thr/ 1841i- that the Canadian broaxlcastinfl 15 equal to the challenge 101‘ 5°!"- thing new and spectacular. _

1. Stewart a Lewis. Bummersidl-

2. J. R. Lockerby. Kensingion.

3. H. G. Muttart. Summcrside.

4. s. R. Johnsione. Fortune.

Sec. 4. Sire and 8 of his Get either sex, born in 1937. At lent two of Get must be shown in Clllli

i. Roy Woodside. Malpeque.

2. s. R. Johnston. Fortune.

a. J. n. mckerbv. Ken-elation- 5. Dam and it of her Progeny-

citlier wx. born in 1937. all to be shown in Class:

1. l-l. G. Mutiart, Summerslde.

‘l. Roy Woodside, Malllfiqlle-

3. T. A- Dawson. Aiblny -

Sec. 6. Best Matched Pair Male and Female, Adult: shown in Class:

1. W. B. McArthur, Kensiiigton.

2, J. R. Iiockerby, Kensington.

Satisfaction is ihe one lest of good

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Ii. H. G. Muttart. Summerside. 4. w. a. Mom-mun Ktnslnswn- Sec. ‘l. Beet Matched Pair Male and Female Pupl aliolm in Clllll 1. Stewart dz Lewis, Summer-side. ii. H. G. Muttart, Summeraide. 8. Roy Woodside. Kenslngton.

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