esfern Locals

| reserved for new: ‘Iilll advertlalnl of my he lulu-tell at ‘n-wgl; payable in

11in || ll ll ..‘..‘.3 iii-q; " at.» I "“ wire.

"n" noum noon FLOUR Z you u-ill not regret it.

w]; TOOTIIACIIE use Nerv- a Tym- Diug Co., Kenslngton.

a

FOX-Owner may proving property and i5, William Rogers, L-8291

- ‘- around these four - t-iiltiiitizir, Wednesday, uiy illld siiiurciay this .iillS to choose from. "s iLxull Drug Store, Sum- 14-8290

lleeves has returned in Freetown having ' ' weeks visiting in 5,, the guest of Mr. .. ii/iihiuns.

, (‘Y .1

‘l0 TllE DANCE at Thursday, October for siinitorium.

L-ti280-10-27-29

‘it i.\'i£ Winchester semi- “le barrel gun with oi, “the gun you .» .; at Braces.

L-8276-10-27-2i.

your fox pens and i freeze tip. Buy dis- and powder. at L-8276-10-27-2i. ' i'l;.\'i.l) IIOME-Sienator iixio has been on a .. trip to Ottawa, Mon- ‘vii-onto has returned iiniie in Sunnnersidem-S. "i'.\"l‘ you have been ’i'wo regular size Drug for the price oi one, Wednesday, Thurs- "l Saturday, all this itcxzill Drug Store, L-8290

-Ill\‘l‘.'l Lt

El) PULPiTS-Rev. of Trinity United ¥'*llIllll(ll‘I~l(l0 exchanged i Raw. R. Woodside of _i <".ii.1=i_i' for bo h services. liirge attendances at

-EX('ll.\.\'(l . D1‘.

-(‘oi:.\'.iit LOAFING — The ngai-L things particularly ~ ‘he weekend in Sum- - only being one ar- for corner loafing. itllS fined one dollar-

SERIOYSLY ILL-Friends wlll er to lt‘.ll'll that Mrs. W. H. lice: of \'.(".ill‘lf\, is seriously ill the ‘~ oi her nioce, Mrs. i Lftl, Siiiniiicrsidc. All trust lSllP-hlll soon be restored to iuisual gtiutl health.—S.

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—F0i\' IEANCIIERS ATTEN- -— ‘Mi will be unloading cars ié-v iii" 1's 1n December, at Al-

L-8254-10-26-2J

CONGRATULA- tulations are being and Mrs. Adrien F. . illllll(‘l'5ldt'.‘, on the ar- uzii: son at their home ' on Sunday 25th inst. it was a. member of i1‘ Council of the Con- Giivernmcnt of.’ 1930 to

SAD NEWS — Mr. F50 T. Pickering, of Silinmeix

u. ‘fhcre were no partl- i ii. illut the deceased had “l “T 11w‘ iiiiiui-e. The deceased

Jar. ti

iiiiuin and Caroline Pick- dhn Iii-d been in the Can-

i ciiiiuvesr. for the past 8d i- '-\ is formerly a. member

om {Hie liiliilly remembered by ‘ kc l-l-vsliillfllftfblflc and Sher- mcgw C lriives to mourn two M L£n"mlll0 T., “ mmersids

i urd J.. sherbrooke. The

gm "wk hliicc on September _ ilt Diiwsonrs,

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King George Hall, Kensington, Thilrsday, October 29m at sso. 1i-8285-l0-27-8l.

i-IVISITOR T0. GUMMEBSIIIE -Mr. Windsor MacLean of Spring- hlli, 11.8., spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Collect, who is seriously ilL-S.

-1N OTTAWA-Mr. George D. MwOallum secretary of thegcan- adia-n National Silver Fox Breeders’ Association is in Ottawa. on busi- ness-S.

—CONANINE QUICK DRYING. elastic carbon black waterproofing enamel paint for roofs, walls, gut- ters, farm machinery, boats or any wood, metal, slate or ‘ sur- face; covers about 300 square feet to gallon. Price less than $1.25 per gallon at Bruce's (cans free).

Li8207-10-24-6i

—IPINED $25.00 AND COSTS- A man was convicted under the Excise Act on Monday before Mr. Darby and fined $25.00 and co"ts. ‘This was the sequel to a. raid by the Summerside Detachment of the R. C. M. P. over the weekend, when a quantity of beer was found on premises in Summerside-S.

Personals

—Mrs. Ira Huestis of Wilmot is a patient in the Prince County I-IospitaL-S.

~—'Friends will regret to learn that Mr. Frank Fra'er of Alberton has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment.—S.

—Mrs. James Arthur of Alberion.

is a. patient-in the Prince County‘

Hospital-S.

—Mr. Ralph Lyle of St. Ellranofs has entered the Prince County Hos- pital for treatment.—S.

Tormentine

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Lebans re- turned home recently from Amos. Que, where they had been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Cedric Hicks. and Mr. Hicks.

Master Junior Johnson and lit- tle Miss Ruth Johnson of Sackville

are visiting their grandparents Mr- and iVLrs. A. R. Way.

Mrs. Amy Hartman is spending some time in l-Iillsboro, the guest of Miss Emma Wallace.

Mrs. Arthur Gates and Young son Arthur, who have spent the summer here, the guests of Mrs. Gates‘ father Mr. Elmer Trenholm, have returned to their home in Lexington, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. William Tower and family motored to Oakileld, N. S.. recently. Where they were guests-oi relatives.

Mrs. W. E. Oulton spent Tuar- day and Wednesday in Port Elgin. a guest oi Mr. and Mrs. T. Dewolfe Read.

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Oulton re- cently spent several days inMonc- ton, where they were guests oi Mr. and Mrs. H.F. Keiver.

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Allen are spending the week-end in Mone- ton.

Miss Gertrude Allen and her brother Thorai, have gone to Hal- ifax wheie Mr. Thoral Allen has entered a hospital for treatment.

Mrs. W. F. Smallwood and son Eamest, and Mrs. B. M. Wﬂfd B" spend g a few days in Moncton with" heir sister, Mrs. Alice Gra- ham who is s, patient in the Mone- ton city Hospital.

KILLED or n01.1- moM nun:

BTOLAC, Yugoslavia-(CP) - While Martin Obradovic was tend- 111g m; crops under a cloudless sky, lightning struck him dead and the sky continued blue.

WAKE IIP YOUR LIlIER BILE-

And You'll Jump On! of Bed In the Morning Ruin’ In Go The liver chunk! r on: two ndl of llquld blll Into your Will dolly. l thin bile la not tlowingfnely. your food doom’! dl It inn in the bowels. Gu bloots up lied. Harmful kyau fool sour.

t com ii Y. In Junk lnnho world lookl pun A more bowel movement doauftnlwuya n: It tho cause. You need unmet-hing that. works on the l ver u well. It tllrn good. CAPIIF HltlO Li!!! Pllll M III l. en two d: of bllu flowlnl freely and main ou

ll. I d ".1! luuand ti, ﬁ.':i:::..."s...:.'i.......m.::.:

of calmnel but ban me: slur nwrenry in them. All: for Curtain Little Llvn Pills by naml Stubhullyrchnanrtbtng also. In.

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CIGARETTE TOBACCO ‘Also in Lock-top Tins 55¢

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ITALY Til SHARE HER titan

Reported Gran ti n g Ethiopian C 0 n c e s-

sions t0 Reich.

BERLIN, Oct. 26—-(AP)— Italy has promised to give Germany slice oi her Ethiopian melon, a high foreign office source said tonight.

Premier Mussolini will respect Ethlopiait concessions granted Ger- many before the Italian conquest.

he said, and Germany also will be .

granted "an appropriate share" of the economic exploitation of the Ethiopian empire.

All this, the spokesman said, was a direct result of the Btirlni visit of lvlusseliiiils Foreign Minister. Coiuit Galcazzo Ciano.

Germany's formal recognition of the slilllllSll Fascist provisions. government awaits only the fall _ol Madrid, the foreign office said to- night.

Inspired press comments hailed with satisfaction the fact that the world received the Germun-Italo accord so "calmly."

injuries in. Gar Brash Prove Fatal

EDMUNDSTON, N.B., Ort. 26 —- ‘

(CW-Death claimed one life to- night and threatened another as l1 result of two cars colliding Satur- day near Sicgus. Louis Dube, Sic- gas. died in hospital and Wallace Maiheson, Newcastle, was in a critical condition after an overﬂ- tion today for a skull fracture. An inquest into Dube'5. death Wm be held tomorrow or Wednesday. Prctb‘ ably at Siegns.

Favorable reports were Hive" Wt regarding the conditions of Mathe- son's wife and two children, while Miss Helen Brown, Cabano, Que-- also was said to be resting com- foﬂnbly, The seventh victim. Emile E. Levesque. SEEM. W85 able to leave the hospital today.

BUYS FROM GERMANY

BELGRADiEﬂ-(CP) ——'I'llt! Yllﬂo‘ slavian cabinet has 51811911 a cm‘ tract for $853009“? W?“ °l 1'5"‘, way material and rolling Swck from Germany-

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WELL DRILLING

We would he pleased if ﬂ-IIY Pam" who are contemplating 0n havln; l Well constructed this YEN’ "Wm get In toueh with us as soon as P0!" sible before the Fall rush.

Cull, phone, or write.

Trask Well Co., Ltd. VAUGHAN ll. GROOM, Manager for I’. E. I, SUMMERSIDE

coupon FIFE, Soldier of Fortune

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ALBERTA l FINANCIAL All] FRUM UTTAWA

Federal Treasury Said Unable t0 Help Ab- erhart M e e t Bond Maturities.

By J. F. SANDERSON Canadian Press Stat‘! Writer EDMONTON, Oct. 26—(OP)—The Government of Premier Aberhart has appealed to Ottawa for assist- ance in meeting an Alberta bond issue of $1,250,000, due Nov. 1. The provinciab sinking fund contains Only $366,000 and the balance must

be found to escape default.

The appeal to Ottawa was made over the weekend and today Prov- incial Treasurer Cockroft; awaiteda reply. He said he asked the Fed- eral Government what assistance it could offer and that no concrete suggestion ‘was outlined.

The Federal Government has not legislative power to loan money to provinces but some arrangement might be made with the Bank of Canada. to advance the money.

Alberta faced much the same sittiation last April and finally de- faulted the principal of a $3.200,000 'boiid issue. The Federal Govern- nient at thut time demanded Al- berta's approval of a loan council in return for assistance. Alberla turned flown the proposition and finally (iefuiiiird although the in- trrcsi. on the bonds 1111s been paid since.

Makes Reply

OTTAWA. Oe-i. 2G~lCPl——Flll- zince Minis-tee Clirirlits Dunning re- plied tonight to the request of Premier Aberliart of Albfflil. i':ii" financial assistance, and it was un- derstood the Social Credit lﬂﬂtlfl‘ was advised the Dominion GOVOIT- went had no stuuitory autlio advance money to the prouine» from the Federal Treasury to iliPi bond maturity’.

Mr. Dunning today received t. request from Premier Aherlirirt i: assistance in meeting a 313250.00 bond maturity duo Nov. l. Tl: provincial treasury, Mr. Aberhavt

said, has only $366,000 in the sink- , ing fund to meet this obligation. It l was understood the Alberta Prem- ;ier wanted a loan sufficient to l make up the ciiifcrence.

Undcr existing legislation the Federal Treasury can loan to pro- vinces only to meet relief expen- ditures. Governor-Generals ivar- ranis, used at times to meet un- forsecn contingencies, may be ex- ercised on for expenditures urg- ently needed to meet the public debt, of the Dominion.

Fear Schooner And Grew Lost

(GP. By Guardian's Special Wire) NORTH SYDNEY, NS, Oct. 26- (CPJ-Atlantic storm". tonight were feared to have added the names of Captain Thomas Burt of this port, and the three members of the crew of the 39-ton schooner Morrisviile to the toll exacted through the years. The Morrisville sailed from Bonnie Bay, Nfld. for North Sydney 16 days ago. She has not been re- ported since and storms have swept along both the Newfoundland and Cape Breton coasts in that time. The captains son, Bertram Burt and Matthew Richards North Syd- ney, and Morgan Anderson, Nfld.,

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"chain

K8 Will llear Simpson

Divorce Suit Today

IPSWICH, Suffolk, Oct. D6—(AP) —Mrs. Ernest Simpson tonight could look forward to a. possible three- minuta divorce hearing tomorrow afternoon.

‘That is the customary speed of the judge who will hear her case.

Mr. Justice Hawks tonight set 2:15 pm. (10.15 am. ABT) as the time for hearing of the Ipswich as- sizs divorce suits which include the undefended petition of Mrs. Simpson against her husband, a former officer of the Coldstream Guards.

Mr. Justice Hawks quickly dis- posed of a short docket of civil and criminal cases today. He indicated

the docket, could not be disposed of before Tuesday afternoon. Court attaches said tonight they did not_ anticipate a lengthy ses- sion on Mrs. Simpson's petition.

Insurgents

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tackers should gain the city's gates

A communique issued by Fascit provkionai government at Burgos exultantly declared that rail eommunicuticn from Madrid W05 Severed at El Escorial, north- west. of the capital, and at Araiijuez. io the southwest.

(Araiijuez give»; the capital vital

11S Barcelona and Valencia.)

The Insurgents said they held an important bridge over which Fascists troop: mut cro.-s ii‘ they are to attack Madrid from the south.

Against this shifting spearhead of the In urgent attack. the de- fenders of Madrid threw a s rrnj:

miles south c; Madrid), abo it two iiiles south and east.

.t'.'e held f-iirly firm throughout 11o day of "poradlc FaYiit atiailc.

21th a stubborn Government coun- r-atiacl: reported successful in the l _Esc0rial :ccioi" northeast of rclrid.

FOKEIGNERS RELEASED

Three itcwspapernxcn. a Can- adian. an American and an Eitglishman. arrested by Fascit. vftcr being abandoned by thiT. Government escorts, were released today and reported sent to Sala- manca.

They were Henry T. Gorrell, of Washington. D. C... a carrerpond-

comprise the crew.

the

that the seven undefended divorce l petitions, only cases remaining on i

Eric oi iniiLi-a, from Valdezitoro. (i7i

The Li- miment lines appeared to ‘

,irow the chairman, Zifr.

COUNTY cnnomcua

DEFENSE] A SK

Hon. Ian MacKenzie Stresses Importance 0f Problem.

Lnmsiw. Ont., Oct. 26-40?)- In an address to a gathering of Lindsay business men and citizens. Hon. Ian Mackenzie, Minister of National Defence, today stressed the "tremendous task afforded by the problem of defence."

"I have been working night and day on a serious problem that is facing Canada. at the present time," he said at a civic reception before inspecting the Federal ar- senal here. “vVhen we observe the happenings in other nations, where there is an ugly vocabulary of war, we realize thatwe must stand unit- ed, regardless of creed, religious or political, to maintain our religious and civil freedom," he said.

HALIFAX, Oct. 26—(CP)—<‘Plan.~ f0!‘ P1341118 unemployed youths on Nova Scotls. farms as “apprentice farmers" were discussed today at a‘ meeting between Federal Depart-i ment of Labor and provincial gov-, crnment officials.

Humphrey Mitchell, director of labor transference, and A5515tant; Director C. W. E. Meath represent- ed the Federal Department. and Premier A. L. Macdonald, Labor Minister Michael Dwyer, Deputy‘

Minister E. B. Paul. and R. 1-1., MHCKHY the provincial govern- ‘ ment. l

The youths would be placed on‘ farms for six months or a year, a l statement issued after the meeting? said, to learn agriculture. Afteri this period arrangements would be. made to provide the men with theirl own farms, possibly with govern- ment assistance, it said.

Subsequent to welcoming the Defence Itiinistei", Mayor C. C. Frost recommended that since I

Lindsay was not stisceptible to at- tack from sea oi" air, either from ‘ Europe or the East, it should be i-tinsid-erexi as a possible base for manufacture of munitions in even? ..i' an extensive Federal defence llfﬂglﬂlll.

While stating that lli"\\'0lllCl(‘.'ll'5‘ inlly consider the i\f1i,vo~“s sugz iions, the illinistei" added: “I make no (lillllllt ..i.i'e.~iieiii oi‘ pol-

i l

access to Eastern coastal cities such icy ‘l5 “l” "Vllllmll- P-‘KTDL. to xiv

that \\"c in C-iinatia have soniethiii: i, worth protecting" if ever a country

had. and that. we niust- heive a

truly modtrn corps lzere of which" . Citntilzi ivill be ilrciizl." ‘ "N0 couuinv is more deserving of bPmg token ei "e of than Cari: L1: zizid I shall do the utmost in mi" ])I1i‘i\'('i‘ during the next year to sci: that 1131 llvssblr: is llUllC for (31:11- nda in my department," he added.

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lirge Prison Farms iFer New Brunswick

(C-P- BY (PU s Special Wire! SAINT JOE . .\'Yi.. 0v‘. ‘.16 ~(C.i P.)-—Aftei' llCiil .1; a ruceiiinizncia- l lion Ior creation of one or more lrrjsozt farms in Nzw Brnn wick. 1hr: Royal Conniiissioii invcnutigatziig; ’-in:ida" penal sytxin 15ft for ;‘l'L‘(l(‘l‘lCLOlI Lite this afternoon. At the ]ll‘0\‘.ll(.‘l2l] capital tomor- Justice Arch-anibault. lionmeal, and hii his colleague, R. W. Craig. KC“!

and The

other Com-

' Sonthznnj" on today,

iiueeii Mary Battered By Terrific Storm

LONDON, Oct. 26—-(Al?.)—Eight‘ passengcrs and four sailors aboard ILMAS. Queen Mary were slightly. injured as the giant ship was bu".- feted in a terrific storm, it was ziiszcio ed when the ves cl arrlied at 31-: hours

lntc.

FOPlllt-l‘ Queen Victoria 0 Spain who has been in the UniLed States. where her son. the Count of Cov- ' iiclonga, was ili, ainnointeerl on ' reaching Souiliainpton she would make her home permanently ni‘ England. She is estranged from former King Alfonso. who l'(‘.'l'llll_\' has been living in Central Europe. l

is Demanded For Further Hearing

. I.' O, Nfii. Oct. LIG—iCPi —-l Nehu h Hudlin, 50. itiulatio‘ ehurgred with obstructinir oiTiefr mid lzitei" shooting tit two (illlﬁffn of the Royal (‘:1".i<liiiri; Mounted Piiiice. w.“ remanded t0- day until ixext Monday afternoon lie will obtain counsel in the

meantime and then appear for pro-i "

liminary hléaring.

After holding police at. bu}; and than eluding them for two days iludiht was arrested quietly 185i night in woods near his home atl Ripples. He had defied a provin- eial constable WllCll the latter at.-

ent of the United Pres: in Madrid; t Winnipeg. will confer with AtLor-l tempted t0 serve an, execution for James Minlfie, formerly of Van- {hey-General McNau- guard, Sask, special correspond-lGovei-nment officials,

o. county tax bill for $3370. R. C. ,

M. P. men then took a hand, and ,2:

ent for the New York Herald 'I‘ri- i mission will then leave for Mon- in an exchange of shots a corporal

bune and Denis Weaver of_ the London News Chronicle.

Two other Englishmen, also re- ported captured by the Fascists, were said to have been released and sent to Salamanca. They were re- ported as a. military attache to the British Embnsry in Madrid, and a. director of the Anglo-South Am- erican bank.

The Government reported 600 of the enemy had been killed in week-end fighting at Oviedo.

SCRUBBED CEDAR TO CHASE SMELL

NEW YORK, Oct. 26—(CP)—In a recent book, “From Forest to Furniture" the author speaks of a woman who bought a cedar chest, scoured it thoroughly, and the-n wanted to return it because itstill smelled!

He also remarks that 5.000 car- loads of the ﬁnest cedar lumber and cedar substitutes are wasted

each year in pencil stubs.

The Chancellor Laughs

at Dorchester, Charlottetown and i-miiriix. l i

Georgetown Dock v Workers Strike

(C.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) GEORGETOWN, British Gilltlllinl Oct. 26—tC.l".-Cable)—Gcorgetov.n dock workers went on strike {Ofltlyg in protest againzt. shipping com-I

parties’ refusal to increase wagesl

and the number of men oi"i their payrolls. The strike was called after a

deputation from the Dock Workers’ Union met representatives of thl shipping firms and asked for a wage increase. The company rep- resentatives -aid they were forced to decline the request because of business conditions. -

There was no violence but police were standing by.

an,‘ '

itreal. Sittings also have been held was slightly wounded.

Canadian Battle \ For Soviet Russia‘

REGINA, Oct. 26——tCP)-—Ncg0t-

iaiions for the sale to RUB-Sill 0T

100.000 head of cattle from Wes- tern Canada ivere imcier discussion here today. '

I Announcement was made by the i’

executive of the Western Canadai Livestock Union who gathered here over the week-end, and followed a meeting with G. G. Smkau of Montreal recently returned from the Soviet.

Lifting of the Canadian embargo ivas responsible for re-opcning of negotiations, Union officials stated. Mr. Serkau ﬁgured in negotiations for shipment of Canadian cattle to Russia a few years ago. The deaf did not go through.

iwi

a. police‘ 1

ion that tin.-

believed Europe can l)(‘:b be g‘ a pact concluded d. IFrance and Germany.’

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I] I s c u S E Farm Employment Mother ueior

Scheme Discussed‘ obserm 50th

Anniversary

ANTTGONISl-l, NS, Oct. 26 - (GP-Rev. Mother 5t. Lucine to day celebrated the Giizh anniver. ..: of her entry into the orcic~r of '1. Congregation of Notre Dame. Tl.- anniversaiy ivas mail-zed in Alon: St. Bernard Convent here ivhere s. has been Supt-riot‘ since 1'13’).

Mother St. Lue...e was. Georgina St. Liiiireiit at. Riinr Que, in 18.30. l‘lll(‘llll,f the nuv i of the Offlffi‘ in 187i and mzikhi her profession in i810. Then Slit

hot.

spent l2 years teai" music it itfoirrvzil, i0 yeat".-. {lie Mat? dalen Llunds. and the re t of he. life in the Alliiltinie P ‘ . She

was s: the order ill Pi": for 2.3 vi. St, Bernard.

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untid- both of Vvesterii ""'ll(‘f‘(l 173' " between

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dip1t>:n..i. ent said Germany and Itag.

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