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ijji NT-MrmJhnPouoLWi llarvsrdstreet _ ‘GE SUMMERSIDE. AND PBINCI COUNT! "m" u’

(‘i7 News, Subscription. Advertising should be left with Hrs. Pond

first... my be lmlrlll dliiynt any d: the following m... n. H‘! U11 || Bookstore. Water 8t- Gouriies Drugsto , w g 5e, glfrnnln Bakery. Water st Mark Gsudet. finGrsn-viilre st.

$011M!!!“ will be -' "vmd to m: home in Summerside ily carrier Boy at lo WI’ Ill! 0! "l! W! Iflll Phone 2S8 for this service or ‘m your order to the boy responsible for deliveries on your routs _

b4?) ~ —BA§KET5 Shovels P $8.! _Thl,s column is reserved for news mu, Meesurias sold at Brace’: o n; local interest but edvertislill Ir-'li-l0-31-3l.

y nature ml! be insert- girl ztngvgrnis a word strictly N? able in advance.

__ Li. SALE-Bargains ga-

ioiengfdg Silllilgdfly night. Taylor ‘ ~, K lon.

m“ °°' e n‘ L-57-10-80-tf.

—l'l"! ONE CENT SALE TIME at, your Rexall Drugstore Wednesday. I ovember 1st to turday, Novembu‘

4th. Gourlies Drug Store. Ir-lZ3-l0-31-1i.‘

“WANTED “Pablo elfllieriezlced

__-- maid with good references Apply __UflI YOUR SENSE (CENTS Mrs. M. Bell, 5 Wator Sh, " i0 ggVC your dollars at Summe sine. L-168-1i-1-2i.

1 cent sale Gourlies D1118 55°"

lrlza-lo-zil-ll.

I the Re i I -IT’S ONE CENT SALE TIME

GTE-EON m 00d m at your NRexall Drlug Wed- - mvlN s - needey ovelnber s to turda, ii-_DN9\vlv painted $35.00. o. r. November 4th. oourlles n y ggrsuson. New London. Store. 1.407,

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—Sil P ADVANCE in rice of -!tl.-\KE auto radiators safe with ‘ Cabbage, Carrots, etc., after ‘Novem- Prestolle Anti-Freeze. sold whoie- be!‘ 8th. Get yours now. c, F, pq-gu- wie and retail at Brace s. son, New London. L-155-11-1-11.

L-ll-IO-Sl-fll. m ---—- —CHICKEN SUPPER and “Sale .-5cll00L SPORT S Bedeque of Work" in the Kenslrlgton United Rink Thufsdfly evenilng, Nov. 2nd Church, November 2nd. Th rsday. ' . A

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Aiimissm, 10c‘ deg w 35c and 25c. L-lsl-ll-l-zl. fee will be re un compe '—%—

i .~ L-144-10-31-3 . ~MR~ AND MRS. GEORGE WMMLS‘ SIMS. French River. announces the

ngugement of their only daughter Dori; Louise to Earl Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cannon. St. Eleonora. Marriage to take place the middle of November. L-l53-ll-1-1l.

STRICT WAR

.-USE YOUR SENSE (CENTS) w rave your dollars at the Rexall 1 cent sale, Gourlles Dfliil Fvigitliéq

.-KENSINGTON Felting 1nd plant ls now open for

satisfaction and service liliumimlsmed' operate?‘ iggyuqlfgib (Continued from page 1) S u m m e [side fig‘ l9 . ' ‘ i. __?_ ___

Borden and Vicinity

tonsil operation in the Pit-ice County Hospital on fluursday.

Over one hundred pupils of Bor- Bobooi were given the TB. test

w- rre- M-y e- nnui“ ma“ Thorium“,- lirls also] avaiietcikthenlselves of the overhauled and working like oppmhiiugiw ° u“ w“ "t m” new. Get one now-only “m” °'

' e e e Hill (zallisnt hall N- NEED a new run 0on1 will“ e11 °i°Wiii8 e visit Ladies’ here b: Oilul‘ ctliirlnoe in i“ mm“

rocur i 2t a v:ry.mod:rsto :1! Th‘ “m”? °f 3°rdfifl M11001

attended Study

l u e . Teachers on “u!” on. ' u" "m. Grou/p st Carleton on Friday after-

Choose from the season's iimsritest stylles i113

y urs-ony per down and the balance in equal monthly payments-No Interest or Extra Charges for time pgymen: privileges.

SALE! WOOL DRESSES- Now on sale s limited quan- tity of smartly styled Wool Dresses at Bg Reductions. These are last season's styles. Re values to $8.95 for on y Slim-Regular values to $4.95 for SLQS-Come in to- morrow and take advantage

While the attendance was not so lllrge as usual the young people. who attended the Thursday night dance at Borden, were greatly en- thused over the splendid time they ha . music of O.K. Presby and his Charlottetown band was supplemented by the singing of Chariie Chamberlain.

The usual auction card arty of the Borden Women's Instl ute was held in the town hall on Thursday

night. Five tables layed. Ladies °f the" ME sfvifl" first in was won y Mrs. A. P. Oeret , ents by Mr. Nell Darrach.

A BEDDING SPECIAL!- Colored fiannelette blankets in plain shades including rose, mauve, blue or green. Large size 68 x 90 inches. While they last-each Silo.

DON'T MISS THIS! Extra Special for Saturday only- Two Gallon Butter Crooks complete with cover for 63c. Limited quantity, shop early.

HOLMANS

Consolat on prizes. Mrs. Cecil Stewart and Mr. Nelson Bernard. After lunch, was served playing was resumed for freeze-out which was won by Nelson Bernard.

The regular month meeting of the Borden Women's nstitute was held ‘on Wednesday. October 25th in the town hall with the president Mrs. PJ. Maclnnls in the chair. Meeting opened by repeating the Club Woman's Creed in unison. Roll call which was responded to by ten members was followed by the reading of the minutes which were read and adopted. Report of

_ n sans AT KENSINGTON iiguiornd double m. Also m ems’

m“ “M” E 1m“ Bemfi-Ifes-u-l-zld

Elmsdale and Vicinity

farewells were paid Mr. and Mrs. Cari Brennan ere their dj"‘.'l'llll‘fi to the USA. after a brief llourylnoon spent in Westflm

Regretful

these regulations not because he has been tried and found mlilty of any offence known to law.. .but simply because the minister (for home security) thinks it desirable that he should be detained.

‘ that is what is meant

the Bingo party which was held on Monday 23rd was given. The nice sum of $24.00 was made which was to be used to procure blinds for school. Sick committee reported taking fruit to three sick people in community. New school committee a. lnted wss,Mrs. A. P. Ceretti

THREA TENS

(Continued from page l)

‘I suppose by the posters which tell us that our freedom is in peril.

“In days when we are governed almost entirely by orders in council all that members of Parliament can do ls exercise vigilance. Their main

ppo and Miss Annie Perry. Sick com- mittee Mrs. Oatway and Mrs. Rich- ard. Mrs. MacPherson was appoint- ed to visit the Red Cross office in Charlottetow to inquire re war work

soviet negotiations now have tumed to matters concerning the protect- ion of Leningrad, Russias western metropolis

e SUMMERSIDE

AND PRINCE coo

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A: a Dqtyin the Open’

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Many Attend Funeral 0f Late Mr. MacLean

Boole from all over the Prov- ince came to Bumlmersldo Yfllfl- dgy to join with friends and citi- liens in a last tribute of love and respect to the late Mr. A. E. Mao- mm, W35 held

P. E. I. The Masons marched from their lodge rooms in Queen Street along Water Street to the resi- dence on Granville Street. There was a short family service at the house which was conducted by Rev. Wm. Vex-wolf, pastor to the deceased. and Rev. George Chris- tie, who pronounced the benedic-

tion of be shaped

declared in a, tonight.

prophesied

Stresses Value -0f Air Training In Sanada

OTTAWA, Oct.

training in this well mean that final victory will on

Prime Minister Mackenzie King

Describing the increased respon- slbilitles of Canada for coastal de- fence. as compared with the first Great War, the Prime _ Canadian

"will soon be working to capacity," With "the organization 01 Can- ada's war effort" as his theme, in the second of a series 0f two ad- dresses over the Canadian Broad- casting Ccrporatlorrg national net-

3l-Conoentrs- Empires basic air Dominion "may

Canadian soil,"

broadcast address

Minister shipyards

Forbes; New Testament lesson, sel- ections from St. John l4 and Firs- Thessaloninas, prayer. hymn. Abide With Me, Fast Falls the Eventide. Benediction, Rev. Wm. Velwclf.

tion. At the conclusion of the private the funeral pro- ' wended its way to the

Presbyterian Church going by way n’: Water Street and Central Sirreet in the following order: Masons; Ministers, Honorary Pali- bearers, Active Pallbearers; Floral car; Hearse; Family Mourners; Lieut-Govemorx; car; Supreme Court and County Court Judges: Senators and Federal Members? Members of Provincial Legislature‘ Malnbem of the Conservative Party; Four Presidents of the P. E- I- Liberal Associations; Mayors of Summer-side, Kenslngton and Bor- den; the Press; Canadian Legion; Puibllc.

Service at Church

Rev. Wm. Verwolf and Rev. George Christie conducted the sel- vloe at the church. Scripture sen- tences, prayer of invocation and me Lmldjg Prayer, Hylnn, Rock of Ages, Cleft for Me. 01d TT-‘mmenl lesson Psalm ninety, hymn. Lend Kindly Light b quartetle, Messrs. John C. Mourll ain, Lo\vcll_ Han- cock, Maurice Mill, William E.

The Presbyterian choir W85 B5"

SCUARDTAN

NTY CHRONICLE

Kensington

Miss Hssel Meek enjoyed the weekend at her home in Spring- brooks.

Mr. W. P‘. Cousins and son Harry returned home to Kenslngton on Saturday evening from the eastern section of the province where they were employed during the summer months.

Mr. James Montgomery. Charlotte- town was e. business visitor to Kensington on Monday.

Miss Annie Cole of Springbrooke enjoyed Monday with friends in Kenslngton.

Mr. William McNally one of our popular young men, left on Monday morning for Charlottetown where he will attend the six weeks short course that is now being carried on.

Mr. and Mrs. Marne Kennedy, newlyweds returning from an en- joyable honeymoon tour of the Maritime; were visitors to Kenslrlg- ton on Monday evening‘ the guests of Mr. and Mrs, T. M. Howatt.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Howatt ac- companied by i-he Misses Alethea Ladner, Vivian and Freda Easter motored to Oileary on Tuesday when they attended the wedding of Mrs. l-lowatt's sister Miss Laura Easter.

On Thursday evening October 26th, ‘The Kensington Girl Guide Troop," held a successful Hallowe-

sembly room United Church. The room was taste- fully decorated in black and orange for the occasion. A number of games such as Blindmarfs Bluff, Pinning on the Donkeys Tail, and diving

And Vicinity

en Masquerade Party in the as- z of the Kensington f

MILLIUNS GET ULD YEARS T00 SO0N

Rankcszelessnessthecsuse

Amon our filendl there are some ofml e age who appearto have re- tained the exuberance and vitality of youth; while others accept prema- ture sgeingasthe lot they must bear. Do you want to feel oun er, eager to tackle any kind o wor or play,

‘Thousand of people lust don't bother to do anything about constipation. They even re- fuaeto lieve

are cansfipuie . They think that if a psrsoulsregular, that issllth

tare. iii they take "a goo dosoofsomethln " when the need 1a evident. That is lie- finllely no! the way. The’ way to keep {Gelllll fit, to pro- CHI ills your: of i youthful exuber-

ance and well-b Zrglellbemla“: ingiie to keep all:

entire aystom free as posslhie from impurities andpolsonsffhat means the blood, the kldneyl. the intestines and the bowels. To do that your body must get certain miner- als in some way. We make no exaggerated claims forKruscbeu but vvs recommend the "little daily _ so ruschen contains several l valuable mineral salts in highly refined form. t Each isalt has its particular function. in com- I blnstlon they help ri your system of excess i poisons each day. Thus free rom the ageing effects of accumulate impurities you are

i mu l s aptto suffer from spiltting heed-

: aches. acid indigestion, rheuma Deinlr list»

lessussl, because your Glflffltililf! organism Y.

encouraged to function nor-ma , ‘Pbousands upon tr‘ ’s of people J throughout the world refer to the ; generalwell-bcin itimparts as“tl'lat million dollar ruechen feeling”. Start “the little daily dose" right . away and just you see for yourself! At all drug counters 25c, 45c, 75c.

iArms Shipments

I for apples were greatly enjoyed by v the young members. Prizes given, a i Excite Comment

for the best costumes were won by

Miss Mildred Clark dressed as a BUOHARET, Oct. (ll-A speed.- iing up of shipments of war ma-

Gypsy. and Master Ronnie Kennedy - terlals from Germany into Ru-

representing a Boy Scout. After

partaking of s dainty lunch served mania promlpted dlvengenlt inter- pretations tonight as big assign-

by the Guides. a hearty sing song

was enjoyed by all, accompanied on the piano by Mfrs Nora Taylor who the Guides wish lo thank for hcr . kindness in helping them with her ma!“ °1 flirpiimes. artillery, am-

" , A m-ber of friends £11m‘ After Finland's reicctivn 01 m‘? _ o k, tn P‘ Ivfrllste l; . 1 U t ' munitlon, trucks other molor- , 5m lime r are» M» zest.“ "vie" e =0 We Mir-Oreo ever ee- c..zs.l".szzzlzs".zz s. we" 1* ~ w» ere-m» wile l» e» = Charles Forsythe and the Young Mr mt said that if the home M°l°t°u 5am negotiations w"? the first of next week w discuss for "amine in Canada o! rhvvs- aid was at the organ. Alter the “m” “i” “P” m“ m‘ Danube bem- -' “pie were the recipients of some wcreiaw ildmpproves of a mm he proceeding on Finnish "cession 0 sewing lunches at fox Show in N,” ands of airmen for the forces of service the casket was opened and —‘"'"' Military authorities said the flow an. gills can be ordered not to associate with "several dozen kiyomeiem oi w,’ vember Meeting the“ adjourned Great Britain, Australia and New hundreds of friends filed past the The regular birthday party of n: armaments. was primarily due ' ' other people" and asked “is the sus- i“ lihe §iib§§i§§sfi§°§“g£§fi“§e§- . w?‘ . zealmd‘ bier to pay i1 135i liilium i“ “i ‘Qnsmgwn United chficgi ism“ tiilgmmé‘ “(wigs l’? ma“ Ru; .. -, f lks ' 5 ‘ ‘ 9114181‘ » "All the countries involved, ln- rind, frh r ~ession then shine Mission Band was e nthe 1n 3's 61mm 0r P84111116“ rtlAengtlcxlnthg ciotinctltrleonytllllltlzaty nlozhll tlfigthtgrgiid-gvina ‘iligthtarliléler Hill? gigirikififcgmiirglsiyiliéegiiitigxineBéliniatnhs sgfif"i,fgc,gpefiziusihgf piiikaijfifl; eluding oursellies. will be indivi- Eililiideri ein thee gable order t0 assembly room of the United l-"igkéme btjlhrgertglmfi “Ya-gig; |','\ Alberton, sponsored by the Al- thorne‘s novel?" ‘m: a Russian navai base and me visiiiiiig he, cousin Mm John _i_ ritually rgspolr: fie £401" kolezlirlellgifiy Lot 16 Church. The ufulie-Yfli $5‘; Church on Saturday evening Oct- 3 lg“ auflm whit ‘mm Rm“ brill)" w°m°n3 msmmfi‘ Mr‘ m” exchange of some islands in the MacIsaac of Borden. A. nrggiinlficjedsa a‘: e“ e i "3' W89 bell"? W" i‘ ms- e ‘mg? e ober 28th. ‘with a mil ltl-Blidfllwé My,’ ‘Di-aim omen,“ howl m“ Emmy was the lucky wmner second‘ ca“ Gulf °f Fmmm" db scale? lnvotixvm 8th): afilligt-y $519. Efrgutlsl/flglsoglsnd ‘vita? hglil Eelric the b91118 011 hand. While the Blimp- ever, regarded the armsdnflux of the door prize. Kingsiev Griiiriiii seconded M,‘ He declared Rossini llifiagg m‘ many milllgns of dollars and mimV Church at Lot l6 and was in tuous repast was being prepared u; n Geruran move to fortify M d Mm o-Brien mob Poet's call for annulment of the signs ‘m ‘£53 snfliwginfiepumg de- thousands of men. Will be concen- marge of P. G. M J. M. Nichol- Rev. G. Salter their pastor and Rumanls against the possibility ‘l’. rm . . - ‘

of a Soviet Russian thrust into the Bllkans—a slbillty Balcm officials admittedly

regulations. l-le said the provisions t. ‘Féillilgtiilli; detention u ofcsusipeicted ilgggds “n ‘my other northern n8 n v ua were “res y err YTlR" i,

and involved complete abolition of Third Finn!“ “s.

trated in Canada,

“This may well mean that the final victory will be shaped on Canadian soil-fer who can ex-

.son who was asslstbd by _Rev. W- J. Phillips, Grand Cliflpifiin-

i The little elrllrcn Where Ml‘. Mac- Lesn had attended from childhood

guest for the great occasion, kept the members, in a gleeful state 0f excitement, with the introducing of

.51 t. Borden on Wednesday. Jim ill tile pleasure of seeing i115 lIlTllCllS old horse Colonel Aubrey.

Repeal ‘ Forces Win Skirmish In Neutrality

l. ookin like a two-year-old. _: i, is - nds ii-m i... a number of new games. which new“, m, Rusiamqemu is“! Kim's“ 1‘ m“ “mud °w“' hqrafiil; °" State ‘m’ h°m° F"Dlr'nhtglodglssftllglaatsékivilillisilg, ‘i: glgéigzltratcgolgirlrttetiilrép rtgiggsi ‘i; ti?“ lyaafisneirlulflmvgltllil 1s. The flllfll were as fvllows- ‘Miifiwi Cfiiiib" sanity. it is widely believed here in er of Colonel. defence) was given powers under’, eiigeimd he“? tomorrow foi- hg; i A training of men and the forging of rites M, we grnve were conduct/rel "General rrultBasket, and, Find- gomlg-n circles that. Germany ls '__“ whim he could “roduce all me ithlrd visit since Russia and Finland WASHINGTON" Oct" 3 _( 1?)"- ' an overwhelming air strength." by R,ev_ Wm. VCFWOlf and iiev. - ing the Lost Penny." A short meet- firunly cl to any K111612111 lg- Coml-ntulstiors are extended to conditions of a German conceutra- began negoiiziioim Advocates of repcalulg tllellnltedi ML Mackenzie Km; gave g, George Christ“? and the Masonic mg ioiiowed, which was (menu by Vance in this are? with 1h t e Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rix on the tion camp in this country!’ T19 511m] Referring to the war between States Arms Elmbargo won the fir“ i swift review of Canada's program comynittal service was conducted singing hymn number 584 "can u N111! regard as 96-1‘ 0f 61‘ 6¢°' iiiiiii 0i a so“ on Qgtober 26th, It was not enorulzh for the minlf- Geymanv “and the AnEIO-FTBMB skirmish over neutrality legisla- , from the first rum-bllmgs of war t0 by My. Nicholson. All that vlas Lime Child Li“ Me... which w“ nomic domain

“"4" Jch“ And°"5°“'“t° S“ bloc," he said the ruling circles of “on iii the House o; Represengngves‘ the present ln an effort to “afford mortal of the beloved A. E. Mac- Rumanlans were laid to

believe that this slttitude on the l

-‘—-—- _ b di .. _‘ ,, _ _d i i0 followed by prayer by Rev. Mr.

M‘ Anon 03m“ and partty ‘go lgeecltutlfi powers a y M: lgmam anfiinatgcilélfllgt tl-lelgrtrllsélvlless “d” when that cmlmbe: agreed‘ fxlolrallfglltlleaauhatlloztls lsecorllbwegrogl Ll?“ vs: lhentllfenlyfarllglyelglot “by 551m‘- siwp" W“ the“ “"96 b3’ of Gemtarly is one of R/u- mfd l“ summers!“ on Si“ fly "It is a vicious principle to iusti- h zglifiplolngs of thg democratic m 59ml m9 measure w a wmei-ence a peocegtlme basis to a war time blxe £11m nephews nannly. J. G. leaders. Mrs. Salter and Mrs. Msc- mania/s stroncest assurances 88- on l)ll°lIlEES. ifv uitndsoundtiieglsililtioiril by 5a bllnii fights oipnniions agallBb I-fitlerism committee to adjust inference; be- basisill i4iwman_ gnrolrl Malcloflli-Whiiijgg Neill assisted by five of the older sins; Soviet expansion 1n mum-

T11" "Riihfi-‘i °i Elmsdme “d lonth ence ti“ llvh m iitsgn "nd me British “Ovfaxmment h“ an. tween the 56mm a“ ha’ on“ Dwmmg ‘he Dofmnlmfs resmn‘ MacLean. Ivan Llnfiiolitfiigi members. The big surprise of the leaauglanie, eeelcknt to loanezrt 2”"'<3‘°l&2b".‘°ln‘l eeli"lli~...si»~iiie”b~ii.i‘° “I . ..'lil“i‘°éirii»“iy“i “lid? n. illliltésrsmelllasnltxe ifllieerilwe vsz*zs.."z.s=.tl"c.."r.:."z.'raxz lfleinrrw coarser;

.0 c on n c e ' _ 3 .- . t ' , ‘ ggnlze a study Club. Mr. Alan iii," uniierlvtig: iigmfitiog, e .§{,_,,-,i§§i..ii1*"1 ‘m’ desmmmn o‘ Hm" embargo bloc from offering amend- iéliiggfliiil-til-eiie wifigiiiiell/léiii-figemeflxiliciff igggegi-isCfl-igfbeiiilieanprmgg appearance oi- mu. buuiimi in” 3:31PM,“ "go g. ‘ hlYL-POG. Prlilclirleadl P?! idiiiirlfliiiig imdv the 111cm: neci-‘etarvddoes not‘ “Che may accent or reiect the id- menu» 3m“ m? m"; “Y? if?“ ous importance. lf less sDBcta/euiar. County Liberal Association, nlsilmf- birthday cakes. 1 to wild: B nude; Sr"l’)(ll was eec es en . i e can amos he unlz. ralvn an i_ (Bltlerlsm well as an amid angry cr es o c y slc er 0 ii oi m 4 and air - im R MMNL-iii; Q ar cs pygudo s ormla n_ s M“ Bhmche Rexmee‘ Leather lquarfered without "w reasonnbje a“? fdemwlcal 55mm", he m!‘ mncs" admlnmramn me“ m‘ fomgznllaglgs becom: gfvgarammlnt firs? J. A. Bernard: A. _J. Ia bloc.

Nil" “him w“ elected smmlary.‘ "t"! “Wffer mam“ °f defending “But everybody Wind “ndflsmnd plied that the procedure was nor- importance ln armed cooperation Mathieson’ and James Mccardle. 1 The shake-up 0! Iilllilfl 1'54"“ The other teachers present were. hmself. m (‘that ideology can not be destroyed maL with iiiie Aiiiesi me pi-jimg Mm,- The mom-tier, were . A. l!!- a er d‘ M" ‘mm’ Cmfle‘ i???‘ lngkdéjlgtrixér-mslxzltlelgllnne ticrifixtlh ceibieé?‘ “h” 1‘ w‘ m‘ b’ “mm” There was no roll call on the lster said- mnrmr; Mr. Willllamagd wu reaerzelalnaflveéilbliodipivlneb iilialftiiiffifil Mrfqiclrban Mac- statement that diners vials M no i8 nit ls thaeerrefore not only senseless question. but administration lead- “Aim:- lfiwlg: gigflbmmlohewfi elvrifidiemman’ gm and Mm ____ i g“. rum°"mm d m. mime“? hi“ Kinrm “Diiierflii Mei-hm °‘ lwffifiifflflfilfgssfligis r“ “i” but criminal t» We eifiiifi‘ eggs; e" “m” ‘ “mm” w“ w!" °“ aulvmented and had already per- Mneleen; Mr. and Mews?’ (Continued 1mm 3i l; been...” ii‘ was pilleriizdntliigtivlglli:

Tnnching Hisioryn was the topic of ~ d“ A." i, camouflaged as a or which they mustered an unexpect- icmed viiiuaible service in convoy 1:3 Maximum My; and Mrs. - v now WW b¢<>°m diFCUNOm The president read a! “e210,; ‘Lférgmflfianéxflcaroh: racy. edly high majprlty of_60 votes, as and Damn work on the Atlantic Miwmim; MandGoMéin 31ml: éiilghihllbrs, itimi; amine-ll good aidiigg its deveilorirmrlelayntbeliigfi ¥i1lyri§ivcn§§;€n1'ir?i1tltr?; lsetiacweulleld """"”"l>°-'i “i "wimmfdl" dv-qiggj; Refer» T“ Tm"! igdiiji,"gf,bi,jf°willfifgififililil° cofastilf d rds are. and our Iflimynnfiirqnri-lrlulg, Mrs. éleywn section of the tow-n when four by- me mSve was un-iavon-bio w Ger- mlNevember 20th- mle thaignmlllfgirizirgermgmiiririziilt°f~ Turning to recent unsuccesdui comes. ffifiii- Y“ fifiebfiaififimm‘; Iléluibes: lfirmliiim hrsslegeci tiummunuggihmgdwgknmmhoomti," ma‘ on“; “reported by a -'-—- Tn general. he raid. the remlla nrs negotiations with “ii-key Molqwfl . i m - colleen. - w f; M“? N mum. b u, on“ liberals and Conservatives alike ii, so n ems», enforced dilr- ti n " 'tored the He ad ed that l7f°t°°t°“ M e Fiorbes; Min and . . - _ o min we“ t um“ ,, oi mummy. sbcerelv regret n, learn of the i‘,','i,"me“'ii,s,"g,e,,iwa,_ fiigigitggtdggeiggmgfl-iiguggpean W. Newlenndlirnd god-gilt gig; :3; Lean milled 110m Boston on Mon dung; the ‘fight’! “ram!” whm fiulgarianw wlieryanmoslwdm m (mun or Mr‘ AVE‘ Macman‘ when“ u hi; concluding a pact or mum“ M‘ Isfindsles; imperative to d“ even 8' a oar driven by Capt. Burke of Dobrula. Bullre-rlan demands for member for Prince County. .- Ldnce with Great Britain and rque on- no w their this my crashed m“) m. N“ of this wmwry’ m," which Rum”. d lprame. i ii hi i“! i0 both e u gvtlinrifldaufasselgltllw out with _ the Maritime Electric Truck which lsn sovereiznty was