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be!‘ 0th. when Mrs. Albert Stewart and her twin sisters, Mrs. John ,MacGougan and Mrs. Hugh Camp- bell ceiebrated their birthdays. which all fell on Sunday. quietly at the home of Mrs. Stewart,.in Sea View. Mrs. Stewart was 8i years and the twin sisters 86 years of age. A number of their children and grandchildren called to wish them many happy returns of the day and 1. they were the recipients of many I congratulatory messages. The hos- tess served a sumptuous dinner to

-,msh OPERATION i '- SHE GREW FAT western u‘??? y

And Became Short-winded L c a | s East ford

—'l‘hls column in reserved (or Isa-n. If, 15 with deep rem-e; that ‘he L':',;"f,"m:‘;' a Guardian learns,of the death on I cents a wurd alriolly payable ln‘w9dn93d5Y o‘ MT- wmmm D- MW‘

Kay at his home in East Bideford.

—'l‘0Ys TIIT WIND up, 15¢. at at 52 years of age. The deceased

k letter lush received from a woman states that she is writing in ihahks for the benefit she has re- cclvcd. Her letter goes on:-

"About. i2 mouths ago everybody "marked how fat I was getting. I d the scale at 196 lbs. I was

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M up at getting so fat, and it made

ml,- short-winded. Why they noticed a“ B“ 5 a‘ w‘ L417” 3:3; if: hag“ oi? her . The sisters are the ii molt‘ W118 11903050 I W05 Sell-iii! ‘_" about 1mm a ‘aw d’ 5 “u Mr daughters o! the late Mr. and Mrs. iii slowly since I hdd had an oper- _wATE|;MAN-s PENS AND Minx“ w“ born m Ymersfie “h Kenneth Maclieod, of Burlington. E00,, for appendix. I went back to PENCILS at Taylor m“: Co" Kerb o!’ me law Con“ Mum” and Mr. Maclieod and. his wife came "it 1‘°~‘1’““" “"1 u“ °°°‘°" 5°“ sinswn. iz-e-ti. Rrances Diiwson MacKay He min" EIOEIIIILSIY-‘llinle; who flame mathltllsrl

' an e oneer ays an se e

ried Miss Lulu Johnson of Elms-

due who survives mm M‘ M“, in Burlington. It is remarkable that

mcSl women get fat after that oper- the eight children born to the Mac-

ii1°11- 1 1M1 ‘fled "verymmg I knew -GLASS 11s..» innamenis, 25c. a

Istiiricd at first 0050 iiicscrlbed, in my first cup of m. Niuc months ago, I turned- the 196 lbs, and at the time of

Rotter of Paris, France. is now at lat Bideford and a past master of the office of B. Graham Rogers, IAIexander Lodge. A. l". and A. M. fox He was very progressive and prom-

living in Vancouver, all are resldln 0n Prince Edward Island. They are: Stewart, of Sea

i011" '11 Summerside, buyin il wiiiiiiii I 8° l" lbs- » 1 ‘*1 heifer pelts. Enabled-mi: ‘inch: in all matters that wsi-o for .M"1°- M“ AM" . iiiiii 1 W“ 1°“ ‘°' l‘ 1°“? “m0 f -_- 1the advancement of the district. v1" 1 “m” °‘ B“"“~_“'~"‘ ,1“ no other blended cigarette (M151 1i. -T1{IS AFTERNOON, sale of ‘and will be much missed in the so- Gelmle- “ii ‘he 111d lwmiisieiid- E11“- cial and business life of the com- M“ wm- Chiimiflm- 59"“! V011“- sold in Canada today!

Edgar, in Vancouver; Alma, Mrs. William Sheen. Tyne Valley; Am- elia, Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Sea. Vic-i. and Barbara. Mrs. John MacGou gan, of Kensington. Mrs. Stewari who is the eldest of the family, hi1 seven children living, thirty grand- children and ten great grandchild- rem-S.

--DEATII 0F MRS. WILLIAIV MACARTHUR-Frlends throughol the province wiTi be grieved to 1on1: church a; 13.10010"; of the sudden passing of Mrs. Wli (Bummgrgldg 11993;; please (jgpy) llam MacArthur at her home i ———_——~> ~ _ Rosebank, West Prince, on Suniiri evening, Dec. 9th. Mrs. McaArthu had enjoyed very good healtll unti. a few clays before her death, when she was stricken with heart trouble and passed quietly away with her family around her. Mrs. MacArthur

Tho formula of Kruschen rep- iesciiis the ingredient salts of the mlnei-il ivaters of those European 50.... which have been used by gen- oniiiom of overstout psoplo to re- duce ivoighf. Gently. but surely, Krusclicn i-ids the system of all fat- foi-miiig food refuse. of all poisons and harmful acids which give rise to llicuniziiism, headaches, and many other ills.

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There are left to mourn besides his widow, three sons, Charles, Ver- inon and Shelton all at home, also

—3K5T1NG OUTFITB —- H1811 one brother Oliver MacKav, of Tyne Umc b°°E5 ‘"1111 WBWTPYW! 50195 Valley and two sisters, Mrs. Archie with uickled tubc skates riveted Mcflregor or Winnipeg and Mrs. G. on. $8.26 and iia at Boone's. Shelton Sharp, wife of I-Ion..G.

L-2l90-12-12-2i Shelton Sharp. minister of public works. Much sympathy is extend- ed to the bereaved family. The funeral is taking place on Satur- p. m. from the United

in Epworth Hall.

--FOR XMAS CANDY in all col- ors and shapes, candy animals, pop- corn bric-‘ics and satchels, stockings,

Haldx T0!‘ I8 1 prize packages and chocolate bars,

H ,bl B d phone Braces I..-3l2B-l2-l3-li. orrl y u 1 e -—OII.II.ISTMAS SHOPPERS — It —I"IRE AT OLYMPIA-frhe Sum- . P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

will pay you to look over our stock l. merslde firemen were called out

of toilet articles, cigars, and cigar- ,about 11.30 Tuesday night for what l-lALli-AX, Dec. lL-her face and little body horribly burned, five-

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iii i" "Y Fwd 3°‘ 511m» 5° 1 "WW1" dozen‘ at th Rex s s; 1o n-zvaa K l f d lwoiiid give Kruscgentiaétshglttrzgl. E . to? lvxchaérpigrtnahtdlisimetr 8&6 pox arhsllltiitill and enjoy “Pp”. awry to “mm them Th l e _ __ ex en ea . i t excep- . . . F . e FUR BUYER Mr. , Justin was a member o! the United Church mm or one so“. who m Bebachelo Wlnchcstcr Clgarcttes. _ 111cm Bax-Wu not lockutmtimd 1 1g - I-Ofiwhboo se h

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w. Fred J. Incterbee, o! Hain-1 ilton bad six valuable silver fox Pill! taken from his ranch some time during ‘Tuesday right. Mr. Lockerbee first raised the pups

vhen he went to feed them on

‘Jednesday morning. The (on;

‘re not in the main ranch but in

shed where he had placed them

‘racks leading i0 the dam’ of the 118d. There was also evidence that lie pups had been tilled befbre hey were removed. Mr. Lcckerbee iotifled the B. C. M. P. at Sum- nerside and Corp. Eagles and Con- ‘table Keyes went down and in- vestigated the matter and are now ‘allowing up some eluea which may ‘cad to the recovery of the foxes. —S

i REE RIIM SEIZURE AT SUMMERSIIJE

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ettes, Christmas wrapped. Kodaks. ‘might have developed into a. serious Chocolates. etc. Enfnan's Drug conflagration, but for the prompt Ycflr 01d 51111103’ 300W!" 10y bciwcch Store, Summerside, l». E. I. ' action of the proprietor, Mr. George iiie and death in the Children's Hos- L-274-i-l2-l3-2i Bishop. The fire was in a small piill ldiiillht. and _l.n her moments -i- I stove room adjoining the ladies cloak of consciousness pended with doc- -NEVEB BEFORE HA5 our room on the third floor of the bulld- iori iii i811 hdi‘ if she would live. Christmas line of Yardleys, Hud- i lng and when discovered had burn- Sliiiik» 18111100 h0i‘ dress W119i! 5118 nuts, Armand Ashes of Roses, Evcn- ed the flooring to some extent. Mr. WM iilliiif; b95010 i110 109111006 111 lngcin Paris, Three Secrets toilet Bishop, who had been out during iicrbrdrwm W1“! 1191' YOIIHKB!‘ D1ly- ‘sets been s0 complete. Come and the evening, went upstairs to the mile Ronald Deslardins- Scream-Hook them over. chmsnu Drug third floor where his living quarters iiig W111i {95115110 Tim 1M0 the hl11- Store, Sumrnerside, P. E. I. are and found the place full of was‘ v'hcre_ a rush of air fed the L-2744-i2-l3-2l smoke. He quickly located the fire f._..i:s until they shot above her and pug in m aim-m, The firemen responded quickly and with the aid of the chemical apparatus, extin- guished the flames. There was not very much damage. The origin of the fire is unknown.—-S.

was '79 years of age and was born at Lot i2. Her maiden name Janie Boyle, daughter of the late Ambrose _ Boyle of that place. After her mar- i rlage she resided with her husband at Rosebank, where she endeared herself to the community by her genial disposition and kindly hos- pitality. She leaves to mourn two sons, John at home and James at =Rosebarilr, and two daughters, Mrs. George Matthews, Elmsdale, and Mrs. George Key of Summerside; also two sisters, Mrs. Douglas Mac- Donald, of Enmore and Mrs. Eliza- beth Smith, of Ellerslie, and two brothers, Isaac Boyle, Ellerslle, and Ambrose Boyle, of Berlin, N.H., be- sides a number o! grandchildren and great grandchildren, to whom much sympathy is extended. The funeral took place on Tuesday afternoon 'from her residence. lirl. Mr. Mac- Iieod conducted the sex" ~. assisted by Rev. W. J. Phillips of ilie Angli-

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11" 515101‘. MN- J_. D. Deslardins -- Mr. Ralph Muttart, Summerslde. m“ 1mm ‘he 1m°h°0 and Bi-igeneral representative, Confedera- iempicd w beat out the flames with m“ 1,110 Asgogjgugn’ has we hon. 1i" biiifi hflfldd. suffering advert! our of having received during the b11111‘ "1 111° “litempt- present year two valuable prizes for , °1 ‘he C111“ immdied consistent production of quality ....iiii Clements. who lives on the buginesg, M; Multan; state; that 11“111°"1 °E the Emuse- He 31mm‘ the public are insurance minded ""1 111*‘ 1111111118 010911118 by r0111“! and with the return of normal times 111C101 1“ a bhmk“ life insurance sales in the country _‘*,1‘"1”-" w“ ‘ushed '-° 11°5P1ii11 should reach a peak surpassing all will iiziiiiful injuries and attending pram“; recordsrs _

-PR.ESENTATION T0 MRS. JEANS-The W. M. S. of the Pres- byterian Church at Summerside held their regular meeting at, the Manse on Tuesday afternoon, there being about twenty members pres- ent. The President, Mrs. Brewer Llnklener, presided. A Christmas

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quota of 280000.000 pounds on the British market. In the monthly let- ter issued by the Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers, our bacon exports

lili. ins said her condition was iii) ions. " box for Whitby Pier, Sydney, N35, can Church at Albcrton. There were ~~— —ELECTION 0F OFI-‘ICEB-S- was packed and. contain“ many a large number of friends present, gm- ghe p“; three years are as BAY VIEW W. I. Bertherlier L. O. L. No. 144d, Sum- useful mm“ ‘m, old and ymuw who came to pay their last, respect; follows: -—-—— ‘ M0751“. inotinthcir lodge room to -warm clothing. warm Q0410, 3nd to a dear friend and neighbor. Tlic regular monthly meeting of hold their annual meeting on Tues- w” 10,, the mm on“ were mciug. Hymns sung were "The Lord is My 1931 _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ 5000000 pounds Shepherd", "Safe in the Arms of 1932 _ _ 20000000 pounds

ed in the gifts. At the conclusion of the meeting Mrs. Jeans, Vice- president, was presented with an address and life membership pin as a souvenir of her association with the Summerslde W.M.S. Mrs. D. J. MacMurdo read the address and Mrs. Harry Hunter made the pres- entation. Mrs. Jeans responded very fittingly and wished the Society ev- ery success in the future and ex-

1933 53,000,000 pounds

day. December 10th. In the absence ‘of the Worshipful Master, the Dis- trict Master, Bro. George B. Frizzcll presided. The lodge proceeded to el- ect officers for ensuing year as fol- lows: Jas. Connell, Wor. Master, re- elected; Gordon Allen, Dep. Master; J. Y. Phillips, Chap, re-clected; J. C. Boundy, Rec. Secretary. rc-elec- ted; Borden Connell, Fin. Secretary. re-eleetcd; H am p t o n MaicLean,

Jesus", and “Rock of Ages." The pail bearers were: Messrs. George Key, Robert Williams, Irving Hardy, Lester Profitt, MBCL€BII Horne and Albert Warren. The remains were laid to rest in the United Cemetery at Elmsdale, beside those of her latc husband, who predeceased her three and- a half years ago.——S. (Summer- gldg papers please copy).

ihii Bay View W. I. was held at the home of ilic Secretary on Nov. 22nd. “W111i: opened by singing Ode and T900liillig Creed in unison. There were ten members and seven visitors present. Minutes of last meeting Rad mid approved. School commit- tee ilien gave their report. Methods of raising money for Institute funds wcrc ilicn discussed. It was moved that a social be held at the home of

During the fist eight months of’ this year we ex I ted nearly B0,- 000000 pounds. c; a possible 125,-,

show that we have a long wav to go before we fill our quota. I have already stated that when this quota is re-considered it may be set back to our maximum annual exports

sf ‘iii-s. Cedric Simpson, roll call to lie answered by paying fees. Meet- 1-iillcloscd with National Anthem. The annual meeting of the Bay View W. I. was held at the home of -_-- Mrs. Walter Simpson. Meeting open-l -8U'DDEN DEATH 0F MIL iii by rinsing Ode and iclieiitins mica GAMBLE or s1‘. NICHO- cmd- R011 01111 was Bil-WEN‘! by LAS_J-‘riends will regret to learn o fies. There were 'l members preii- the sudden passing of Mr. Hush all.‘ Minutes of last amiuald and Gamble of St. NICIIOI‘? {an Tuesday gii iii‘ meetings were read an IP- ni ht at the compare ve y ear y age viii-m. - 01851 years. w. Gamble was seized ‘xjnfxfffx; f:gg,fg,jfl,bgne1i°,§‘él 4m. n. u. MacPhee. Coleman,- Tiiv following officers Were the“ with ii paralytic stroke on Iuesdaylmuch appreciated by the audmnmlwas a visitor to Summcrslde on hlillmlllCdZ President, Mrs. Walter momin; 90m which he did n01?‘ mm. Overture, Mm‘ Jmeph Tuesday-S. impala ire-elected); Vice-Picsi- mlly, The end came about eleven cauaghanvMmEvlypoley and M“ m‘ 1mm’ 51mm“ fivelecwd)’ P m- MI;G“mb1°w“b°mM‘wn' Roy Silliphant; Vocal solo, Guy

—M'r. and Mrs. J. W. Farmer of were visitors to Summer- the guests of Mrs.

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—CONCERT FOB C. Y. M. Ii. IN ST. PAUL'S BALL-There was avery good attendance at the variety con- cert in St. Paul's hall on Tuesday evening in aid of the C. Y. M. L. Mr. Cecil Carver was the stage di~- recfnr, and had the stage tastefully decorated. Rev. Dr. MacLellan, V.Cv. and Rev. Pr. Gl-‘Ianley were present.

Toombs, J. J. Matheson. wm- 3mm" and Patrick Daley. Committee; Harry Budsbury, Librarian-E.

up our quality on the British mar-l ket. but as our exports increase, it becomes necessary to export poorer bacon. This is due to the

Kinkora, side recently, Murray-S.

{Min Alden MacCarville and Miss Myrtle MacCarvill of Borden. were visitors to Summerside recently-S.

mcrs. Mr. McIiean of Canada Pack- ers recently stated that Canadian farmers lost $12,000,000 due t0 pw- ducing low grade hogs.

Faulty Practise

-—Miss Lllyan Sobey, Wilmot Val-

ley has returned to her home nftcr Even m this province m" rm"

mers are throwing away money by

Socrrtiiry, Agnes P. Cullen rfl-died- ldn Corner, the son of the late John . h . | no Saleem,“ “me idli; Treasurer. Mrs. Cedric SimD- Qgmblg o; that, place. He married H“! ‘m’ p“ . Em ' D _ spending the weekend in Coleman, marketing interior h0g5‘ some pep mss Beatrice Gauanh es‘ o“ the 31-195‘ “E h" 515w" Mrs‘ a" D‘ slst in breeding b non bacon typcl at light

boars. Some ship hogs weights. No hog should leave the farm under 200 lbs. live weight.

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M155 511"‘ °E 5'" Nmmlu‘ Am” to rs gave a fine ex- hls marriage he removgd to “Sci,-1gitmiogegnstggadgnclng1 T“, dam. Nicholas, where he fin-me very s ma‘ by Henry Perry‘ accompunwd 4M1“ Peggy————h,moDOnq]d_ of BOP Rkl den, was the guest of Miss Myrtle

son fro-elected); Assistant Secre- hnv. Emily A. stewai-i: Auditors. .\irs. Wm. Simpson, Mrs. Alfred

things taken together result in the

chestra, Intermission, Sale of Candy, -- — Harmony trio. by Jerry Gaudzt. Fred G-audet and Henry Perry? 00019557 | orchestra, by five boys: Dance num- ber, "old timers". Emeii 0111""- and Aliban Gallant; Vocal, Mrs. Fred

and a prominent worker for his party. H». was a. man of very sterl- ing qualities. a good friend and ..'.,,'.‘.‘:f.‘ill‘ and always ready to he

with any movement for the better- ment of the district. Besides his

l \ 1 swine producers. l We have been too localizwl m t giiu-étgl-iilookof our Agriculti" i iii- widow he leaves to mourn wo a _ch nm_.-A1oue,te--.m,_ es. e farmer's intent in ’ 31ml“ m‘ ° his products should not cease at his 0WD Edie. All parties connected

dlughwrsi M“ mm cmvk‘ o‘ Unkm logue, Miss Yvonne Arsenault and ' 011mm M“ 5mm!“ Ryder’ of m‘ Earl Campbell. God Save the King. _ d _ with the swine industry should not

MCOliflcd by Sarah Simpson. that $0 bc rotrd for treats a‘. Christmas.

Tiii- following committees were llicu iippolnzcil: School. 211s. Vial‘ Fiiipson and Mrs. Alfred Moore; sick. Emily A. Stewart and All" I’ Cilllcli. ‘

Questionnaires were then distribu- lcd. The meeting closed by 51081"!

ihc Notional Anthem. Nicholns and two sons. Pdrdy d" _3 iPiitriot please chill’) my hi, home: also one brother Ed- limit their interest to their own - who, and one sister. Mil M111“ _srs11:ns KEEP BIRTIIDAYB- FQX RAT1QN N()_ 1 igiiomeobieiiis gersonal gain. w.» should 00551118 1“'l At your neareai dealer. yo“ omsewefi- beyond our

‘Dickie in the United States and one A L o; more m“, sister, Mrs. Theodore Trenholm. in was“? L13... Mme m, Sunday Decem.

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much symimthv is extended in their sudden bereavement. The funeral I SUPPOSE- ALL. THE KIDS m "m3

‘fakes place on Thursday afternoon VE WONDERED

._________. (‘NEST OF ANCIENT GOLD IS FOUND BY WOODFWIEN IN “GARY LINDlEN TREE WARSAW, Dec. i2. —- A chest of ancient gold and silvericoins today Was loulvi in the trunk of a vener- able Lindon trce ncar Bercsieczko. Woodsmcn felling the trce opcndd llic musty chest and found it full of wihiind 17th century coma sfiaailitd the images of Karl VI o i105‘ h“ chum, o; u“ m"! iirid Polish K rigs Jaii III. 51b‘ 1| |“Qn§,,1_._5_ ri t"vmunf_ITI._________________ ____________________._

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vice- in the United Church at Union

1 comer. Mr. Cloud Jelly, of O‘I.ei\ry funeral arrange-

ded for 57 years- Toraaw. 0i"-

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Moorc: DITCCtOFS, Mrs. W, A. GIB- “Shiny He wag nqtgd for his fine t u,‘ banjo. hm. Mrs Cecil Simpson. Mrs. pflultry Lino had taken many prizes by “"7 Gm“ “n e. - ‘ som arkt thi h - i - ' , it ti , Earl Arscnault. Dnloaiiv- i. . 9 m e e1’ °=5 i1 B" u"

ClliTPllCf.‘ Stewart. _ at the Province! Exhibition for i“; ‘goreen Gm“ and Mm Juuen ‘Mlilgilga i Summersid . for the finished condmmh some are wmn

ii was moved by Irene Extipsdh- them. l-le was an ardent Liberal Gauanv Selections by Cfipno, OF lwce . . . plemy mdixferent to the quamy or ' -~ —.~_;..-.- 1-; the brood sows kept. All these

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