a

| ilri

‘conunuptl from Page 3)

unto a

penury and want

iii

a and public works

on of the

Jl added revenues, \S by rr

l‘. uiirtt. s-ut

w" i-i‘ which

. i..ii't of _m ‘rii of nations.

“BB IT llililtllFORtE RESOLV- tliat tin. in "cling of the Lib- “e Association of in annual session lilPiltilllTt in ex-

service rendered to ic Empire by the s.» ably led by the * it. ll. Bennett whose mtllltllllitl foresighthavc admiration of the .it'll. at. home and

C. F‘. Lfziclieiizie, seconded " (‘i l.\.lllil' A. A. Ilennes- ‘cil the following res- .i was also adapted

\s in line with practi- w-ilzriiiig; party on the alfcrrrl defeat lﬁlertiou, a W‘. careful uents ever" - Province. .- to the gixat forces .. diprc sion, shame- nur opiaoiienis b_v .-('Lli'(‘S of elec- I.i‘\'i.‘i' intended to be

ill l)?

\\'l'i"ll'.'\S we view with

l» iullrll their election '. -‘.i!~ii expenses of H i i reduce taxation, ‘lil (‘.ilili‘llt‘ the pro-

..cni iiwavs, to

~ .\ t-lieinc for giving

-r to 1.1- iiueinploycd. to bal- tlic lyi-l.’ t. to give one hun- ‘liter c a: of law enforcement.

3 ‘i111’: of cold stor- iliiauqhout the Prc»

the

riiriieiit riiaiiy priblic the . public benefit srich ‘ F‘dl.|(“\lll'iii1-B(‘Iln(}t.t High- ; lri‘ Prince of Wales Collage, riciiweorl lrii pital, the Fairview evelcnililil other undertakings, ‘t "lll-ttrrl at a minimum of “ml ' e which has chal- Ettl the cirlcisrii of ilie present office or it" elastic press. e-owhlllllrltiilns during the é“ ("lhlab Conservative Gov- WDr raider the leadership of ‘ ‘ mg‘ \. .1. P. MacMillan with ‘ ' awe-Knee of our Federal Con- l and ‘members, this Province “TY 171T!!! subsidies and

‘l’ Eraiiis from Ottawa where-

l ‘he lllibcut Government has , "h “l” mftde any effort or has l of!“ l" "Willis an increase l vr-lmuo {mm this source what-

, E 1r THEREFORE nrssow.

r. n to rig- ?>~ lit lrts of uiiii-‘ii are 1 up to the present

~ll~iAS the Honour- ricd in i. e liiiphrlul Conference whole Empire into a m of llllilr‘ and commerce the - have been ._'ll'L)\'L‘(l by statesmen the British

l9 FIIOUR More Bread—and Better Bread and Better Pastry, Too

‘attic lillclcoiae

ll of Canada millions depicted elicerfirlly furnished hat none could stiffer were i to eive labor to those in rrc nieusurrrs of legis- " and advance meas-

jiiicirting of the rec- Duncan i. Karrie increased grants in the provinces, thus

‘sion of r »,.-i..;il1_r.' in regard tol i; til butter impoitsl ‘united and helpful to mpxself and

lliﬁll abbreviation 0f vince from much of the hardship

" i jar-e of the pi"c.~er\t:

Pretty Wedding

Ceremony A very pretty Wedding was

PF536

ED that this meeting of the Liber- al-Conservative Asociation of Queens County in annual session assembled do go on record in ex- pres lng our appreciation of the record of the late Conservative ad- ministration led by the Hon. W. J. P. MacMillan, and take this our first. opportunity to tender our con- fidence in the lac Government feeling that the electors of this Province are awaiting the first occasion of replacing a Conservative Government in power."

President Kennedy

“On this, the occasion of our an- nual gathering,” said President Kennedy in his opening remark", “permit me first of u-ll to cordially thank you for the high honor you conferred when you elected mc President of this Association. May

‘worst pei“ zls of bii-irrszs depres- ‘sioii known in the world's history.

,rrda. was led by that able States-

’ a soeizited with whcin war. an Ex-

I here express my warm apprecia- tion oflthat splendid co-operation . on the part of the Officials, Can- didates and Field Workers, so

associate: in the yierlorinanec of our arduous duties.

“We are, we believe. happily ap- proaching the end of one of the I

Fortunately for the greater part of this period the Government of Can-

man, the Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett

ccut-ive of outstanding ability and this Province was under the discreet administration of the Stewart- MaeMillan Government whwe wis- dom and great grasp of National and Provincial economic needs com- bined to save Canada and our Pro-

anrl severity of the depression which other countries ‘were com- pelled to suffer.

solemnizecl on Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bessie Murray of Linkletter Road, when her young- est daughter, Myra Louise, was unit- ed in marriage to Douglas Winsloe Morrison, son of Mr. D. Morrison of Union Comer. Rev. Carlyle Wat- terv orth performed the ceremony, the bridal party standing under an arch of pink and white geranium and asparagus fern.

The bride was very charming in a. floor length gown of honeymoon French crepe, with conventional bridal veil, caught with orange blos- soms and pearls. Her bouquet was calla lilies and maidenhair fern.

The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Effie Jeffrey, who was gowned in burgundy cut silk velvet with silver trimmings; she carried a. bouquet of yellow chrysanihemums and inaidenhair- fern.

Mr. Roland Murray, brother the bride, supportcvi the groom.

The wedding march was played by A urn Clark. I

Immediately after the ceremony about fifty invited guests sat down to a sumptuous supper pre- pared in Mrs. Murray's usual dainty style. The dining room was prett- ily decorated in gold and white,

Later in the evening a crowd of charivrii"iers arrived to crvtcnd their good wlshcs to the lnide and

0f

EFOOIII.

Ali". and Mr". Morrison will make their liomc in St. Eleanors where Mr. Alerwison is a llfiillhllidll. tux rancher. them every happin

Federal Tr asury for

relief and

other helpful proglcts, thus reliev- iizg our taxpayers of the hear-y bur- j den whch they would have been,‘

compelled in carry but for those

munlficient , contributions.

"Yet with all thee records of achievement and public benefits, our party went down to defeat in the General and Provincial Elec- tions. Such was the fate of every other Government appealing to the people wliile their country ivls in‘. the thrccs of the great depression.

"The most brilliant statesmen in the world and the grandrist of pub- lic benefactors fell by the ‘wayside, victims of the unrest and discon-

Western Locals

__.__

“-—‘1ll'h_i||| column In relvrlcd Inr new: ‘on: iunren bu! ulverllaing uI r:."::.'.':.'".i'::: ""2 r.- -' ‘uh/WIPE. "H" I UIYIIIHI lll

00-, Kensington, 1o.29.|;1.gf_

casionsat Taylor Drug C0,, Ken- sington.

-DlSTON SAWS, an kinds 1n stock at Braces. L-1g2.11_§.z1,

—BUY BAR. IRON, toe call; and sleigh shoe steel, at Braces.

—PANTRY

and evening", Novcrubei- 7th, L-IZI-II-G-ll.

now, you will not regret 1r,

—-VlSI'I‘I.\'(li IN NEW YORK -— Mrs. J. S. Perry left on Wednes- day morning on a visit to New York-—S.

Their many friends wish i

"The Imperial Conference brought about by Premier Bennett in the early year» or his nrinistry, weld- ing the British Empire and its Do-

minions into one great economic Commonwealth has been

by the great statesmen of

us from much of the world wide xtagnaiion in trade and keeping Canada in the forefront as an ex- ample to the nations.

"The Conservative Refo-"rn Leg- ‘ ‘on, providing for loans and licl_ to f.iriiier.~;, fishermen, miners and artisans-pensions for those of advanced age, momentous pro- prams of public undertakings pro.irle work for the uiiemploy- crl and Premier" Bennett's im- iirortai declaration that "No per- son in Canada would suffer ‘abject want’, accompanied by Acts of Par- Ziariicnr and orders of Government to give them effect. sheds lustre upon u record which history may never‘ duplicate. .

A Record of Achievement

"In our own Province we boast of that magnificent the Borden Highway, commenced and completed under the able and friendly co-opciation of the Ben- nett - MaeMillan Governments, against which none dare make pro- test either concerning tthe great value of that work to our people or the low cost of construction.

“That hand ome and commodlous Prince of Wale: College, equipped with its semi-university accom- modations, bringing it into the class of the higher educational sys- tcuis of Canada, will continue as a lusting memorial to the foresight and sound judgment of Premier IVacMlllan. to whom, as Minister

credited the world, including the best type of discerning Liberals with being the most effertive accomplishment of master stalcsmanship in relieving

w . =great:r' rncasure of support

l l l l

undertaking, l

R. B. Bennett and the talented .Conservative Premiers of Canada whose counsels and accomplish-

lments are now producing their re-

l

l have only the message of optimism.

of Education is due the chief merit. i

for it: creation. Then to this we add the New Falconwood Hospital. an admitted credit to its designers and builders: the new Rocky Point ferry boat, the "Fairview": improved roads, permanent steal bridges and a host of substantial undertakings too numerous to men- tiou within the limits of this ad- dresn grants received from Ottawa. our largely increased subsidy, hundreds

Also add to these the large ,

i when the opportunity is again giv-

l l I l

tent of a prc-ple suffering" severely; the pangs of economic distress. “The fact that our Conservative Leaders in all Departments of Government unselfishly (levotcd their whole time and talents to the problems of rerovery which they were grappling with, neglecting to play the game of politics in their efforts to reduce the distress of the people, giving no attention to party organization or election pro- paganda, contributed very" mat- erially to the extent of the defeat. Had the Bennett and, lvlricMillan Government devoted as much time

l -rr.\'r:n $5.00 AND cosrs - Bcforc Magistrate Darby at Sum- merside on Weruicsrlay a man from. Freetown charged with assault ‘wa

‘fined $5.00 and costs-S. ——GIVEN Cl'S'l‘OMARY FINE-

In the Police Court on Thursday

a (lrunk and incapable was given

the customary fine of $6.50 will".

costs-—S.

-—F()l‘ND drad on the highway one silver fox. Owner"

C. C ithcrs. L-ilSJ-ll-S-Zil.

expenses. Lorain itugusline Cove.

— VISITORS T0 SUNLWIERSIDE ~—Rev. Edweitl R. G.’ Brirlgewater and Lil's. Bl'l(l§;0\\'il.t£!l.‘ of Crapaud ware visitors to Suiiiinersirii: on Tuesday, where Mrs. Bridgeivatei"

-GASTRONOX at Taylor nnigl

—GREETING CARDS 1w all oc— '~

L-l22-11-6-2i. l

l SALE. Bazaar in Kennedys store Saturd 1y afternoon

--BUY ROBIN HOOD FLOUR.

can have‘ ‘ same by proving property on or" be- fore November 20, 1936, and preving ‘

attended a meeting of the Junior,

lW.A. of St. Mary's Church.-—S.

fortunate mistake l» .. AlucNauglils nainc was given as winner of the

l woanurrrox - By an illl- i ,

l l . ..-_._ l S U M

ME

9

I Os

Emperor GRAPES

l Finest Quality

Z lbs. 29¢

Regular 17c lb. Fancy

Mixed BISBUIVTS

l 21bs.29(:

Lipt n’s TEA 60c

l l TEA CiBFINISlEIZ FREE»

1 lb. Pkg.

l Size 2 tins Lynn Valley

FEARS

z ti... 25¢

Bast-B-Less

Grocery Dept.

liolmaifs means everything one could ivish for in a complete food store. Our selected stocks of food-stuffs are the essence of quality", and our true economy Drives make every item a real value. Note this list of extra savings for"

FBilBﬂ-Y and Sl-lTilBBAY

ARDIA

obi PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

Special Lb.

Itcgulzir ‘Value 17c lb.

14c

Special Both for

first ])l'l7t‘ in the llalloive'en dance ; 5'

at they Maple Leaf Gardens; it , Clayton l‘

should have read Mrs. Jones, who ivas dre "d in a beautiful costume rvpre eritiiir;

eight pieces of silver-S.

—- DEATII 0F MRS. BIt.i\I\'ili-T!t — l-'-'ir" rll. will learn of the Brander a‘.

JAMES

lui on Monday evening. The funeral

honze in Dar-rile}.

is taking place this (Fridayi afternoon. There rviil be a short service at the hon-z" :"t. lI-lfl, fol- lowed by a. sun-vie.‘ in Pi"i.<li_\"t.\rian Ciiurvii at.‘ Rlilllli 1111c at ‘.2 dcloek. --s.

—C.»\RD PARTIES-The C.I\I.B.A.

to clcciicnerring as they did pa-

l emments, and they make good only

trlotically to their country's inter- ests, while they‘ might not have averted defeat it is certain that they would have received a vastly than was given them.

“We can now sec the edge of the silver lining of the dark cloud of depression. We rejoice that the foundation lriiri by our Conservative Governments has been accepted us the best by the incoming Gov-

to the extent that they build upon those laid foundations. Our policies are being used and Canada benc- fits by their use. While trifling variations have been made in de- tails, the boundaries of our re- covery from the depression are only as encompassed within the four corners of the economic pro- gram formulated by the Rt. Hon.

suits. “Liberal-Conservatives to you I

Comparing these bright records of the past with the inaction of the precnt, the wisdom of the people is already in the moods of dissat- isfaction. They fall to see traces of those alluring promises of our opponents being fulfilled. They are now aware that it was a change from substance .to shadow, and

en and they are a"ked to speak with their ballots there is little room to doubt tha.‘ it will be in that certain voice of denunciation as they again restore to power the l

grand old Conservative Party. that i in the good will and sound judg- of candy, Vernon Arsenault; paint- i

Card party on Monday night was wcli zirienrlctl as it is riie last one

of Mrs. James .

l‘ ‘i.

Qrzw-AYLMER fury; Liﬁr/i {at ﬁdviu/nc TU D O R P LATE

which opens" in St. Paul's" Cliurclil on Sunday. The prize winners were, 0n Wfillmsdﬂll 1t W95 Fvlwflfd that Ladies: 1st, Mrs. John A, (iiilhllli; f the annual Pwllmese sale was a 2nd, airs. ‘Pilmcn Gallant; Gentle-l gfﬁﬂt SHOWS-—S-

mens 1st, Oliver Gallant; 2nd Her- man Durant. The C.Y..\1-L. Card party was also Well attended, the

|

tIALlttliilsli/K

far; crriviia

AnAitvirY cvii asst

l 1 lb. Bakeris (‘ocoa

l-lllxilzikefs(‘horrolziie

ltcgulzir- value 50c

Medium size

Reg. 45c doz. H91 N 2 lbs". 3 ozs. 1 u. pkgs. 2 FOR 29¢

Clark’s Spaghetti

l lb tins

2 for 19C

35c

32c

AXWELL H 0 E Si?)

CBFFEE

1 lb "it

tin

AYLMER

Asparagus Ellttiligfslﬂrgctin 19c

PEANUT BBITTLE

Specially Priced

it?’ 19c

lu the shell, 1936 crop

Per lb.

-—RLI.\IMAGE saw a success . m be held irnui after the Missiin — At the regular monthly meeting

of the Prince County Hospital held .

— T0 RESIDE 1N SUMYMERSIDE -—Mr. and Mrs. Major Small, who

prize winners being, Mrs- Allwin" 3 have been residents of Antieosti Is-

Bciiiard; lvfililrcrl Biarrcharrl; Gallant and George C. Arsenault. —S. —RETREA'I‘ FOR ANGLICAN CLERGY-The Anglican clergy 0f Diocese of P. E. Island went into ".e- treat at Stimmersicle yesterday. The Retreat opened with a celebration of the Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. Rev. Canon Malone of Charlotte- town conducted the retreat and de- livered the acidresses, which were on the Evaiigclization of Canadian Life-S.

— PURCHASES PROPERTY - Mrs. (Dr) Sharp of Bedcque has purchased the very fine property of Mr. Hugh F. Morrison on Cedar Avenue, Summcrslde and will take up her residence there on the 15th of this month. This is one of the nicest propedties in the town. Mr. Morrison is planning to build a bungalow on Beaver Street. either this fall or next spring. Mrs. Sharp's many friends in Summer- side will be glad to hear she is taking up her residence here-—S.

institutions. "Let us then 10in hands and ex- ercise our talent: as in the past.

unselflshly for the benefit of out"

1mm’ ‘ land for some years, where Mr. ‘Small had charge of a large fox

ranch, are planning to make their home in Summerside this winter.

airs. Small arrived on the S.S. Gas- 3

pesin, this week and Mr. Small is expected on the next; trip of the steamer to Anticosti. ‘Their many friends are pleased to know they are making their home here once again-—S.

—ST. PAUL'S TEA AND BA- ZAAR. HUGE SUCCESS - The annual tea. and bazaar held in St. Paul's hall 0n Tuesday and Wed- nesday in aid of St. Mary‘.= Convent was a huge success. The tea tables were well patronized as were the fancy work booth= and other at- tractions. Tire prizes for the vari- ous contests were won by the fol- loyving: The beautiful dell “Elaine" was won by Miss Eleanor Peters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard

Peters, Borden; Miss Clara Gallant '

won the lovely perculator for the bean guessing contest. As three contc t-ants each guessed the correr‘ amount (1.400 beans) they drew for the prize. The other two who guessed correctly were Miss Ida Dawson and Louis Perry. prizes won were, a beautiful writ-

fcllowmen, with unwavering faith l lng case, Mrs. J. M. Noonan; chest

has so long stcod for the upbuild- merit of the masses who will in dur- ing, James Ollalioran; basket of _‘ lug of our country and the pros- of tilousands of dollars from the lperity of all her enterprises and merit.

course give us the rewards we

l

randy. Mrs. J. P. ltfclnnis; fruit cake, Cherie; McIvon-B.

Other ,

-—(7llUR.Cll aTrfric - "rife Charlottetown Octetlc will present

i a service of song in North Bedeque

United Church on Sunday evening at 7.30. 1,142

—- T0 ADDRESS SUMMEltSlDE CLUB MEMBERS — ‘The Summer- side Club is resuming its regular weekly addresses each Friday even- ing which were conducted with so much success last winter". ,’l‘he speaker this evening will be Rev. V. E. Osborn of Clifton, who will speak of his experiences in Ireland during the lrisli rebellion. tcrcstcd are wclrronle to attend and club members are specially re- quested to be presents-—S.

—- DEATII OF HR. GEORGE CURTIS -- There passed away at his home in Albany on Sunday, Nov. 1st after a. lingering illness, Mr. George Curtis. The deceased was in his 73rd year and a life long and most highly respected resident of the district. He leaves to mourn his widow, formerly Maggie Folfand, three sons, Thcophilus rind Otto in Albany and Arthur away; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Crossman, Cape Traverse, Georgie and Edith of Boston; also the following sis- ters, Mrs. Thomas MacNeill, Sum- mcrslde; Mrs. Fred Worth, Char"- lottetown; Mrs. Fog and Mrs. G. S. Ilutchiegs of Bangor, Maine, to all of whom much sympathy is extend-

earzii. iaiiis

All in» ,

..;:- .-

iiig house, three bedrooms, closets and fully equipped bath upstairs;

stairs; basement with cement foun-

ed street. Write Box 214. L-llfi-ll-B-li.

-—LEA\'ES FOR NEW’ YORK — The steamer Novasii, which has been at the lyiarine Wharf, Sum- mer icle. for some days, loading yiotator". l turnips, ltft on ‘lhiirs- day aftrrnoon {or New" Yuck. Her cargo consisted of 31,000 bags 0f seed potatoes; 15.000 bags of table stock and 31,000 bags of turnips. The steamer was loaded by the Mac- Farlane Produce Company. The boat completed her cargo about nine o'clock Wednesday night but had to wait for high tide before she could lcave. There is another" steamer ex- pected shortly-S.

' —W. M. S. DIEETING-Thc reﬂ- ulur monthly meeting of the Wo- man's Missionary Society of Trin-

ity United Church was held on ‘ Tuesday afternoon in Epworth Hall, the President, Airs. T. M

Llnkletter, presiding. The meeting was under thedtrection of “Stran- l gcrks" and "Associate I-lelper's"sec- l'f‘iﬂl‘_\'. l\'frs. hiitcliell rend the l, Scripture Lessm and Mrs. L. R.

“i, The (“menu mo}; place olh-"Allcn led in prayer. The business

ruesday with a short service at the house and a service in the Church of England at Crapaud, Rev. Mr- Bridgewater officiating. Interment

was in the cemetery nrijwililng the;

church. The pallbearers Messrs. Urban Piiieau, Sti-rlizw; Milt"- Kny, Murdock llaus. n. Ycviit n Mue- Leod, Robert Phillips and Mr Noonam-S

WCFC ,

l r

followed 'thc devotional service

<_;.;__" " '_."_;... -_:_";.—._"=

. , . . .1 - r _ t. smut "ruins ".1 \l| it,“ "iv-ll \|r||l'il B1110 vwlir-re lII (‘iiuruln Nu iii .\'l» iinrmiul

' Ai

|i\1‘.

‘llumralotyonwl full-MAN

dation; garage and lot 50 x 90;‘ situagd on Granville, a main, pav- 1 5mm

- _.‘3 re study "Men And Wnrucn" ol

Tl

_‘ far horizons was led by Mrs. Ar- ' thur Allen and was a very inter-

three rooms, pantry and hall dowri- ‘

l

esrnig account. of the wonderful work (lone by illOFI‘ wlioliave given up then lives to the w: .1»: of mis- Tlic \V.Z\if.S. of the United Church of Canada sriiwporlsinCan- ada 12 hospitals, 4 doctors. 4t3nrrr-

ses, 3.350 in-priti ts and it 1.110 out- patients. ln Air a, llonan. South China, Vvcst Cl lizclru, Korea Trinidad, airs . mrts l2 missionary rt A

nu:

; 140

iii- .i . . , s‘ p.e" 2r i .. ":w t»: '...~ :i". it. was a qiiartncttc by Ali's. T. ll. .. Inman, Airs. (i. Sl‘.(‘t‘ll, Airs. W Llewelyil, and Airs. V. 'l‘r'.iver"s. ac- companied by .\'l l-i-"n Sliurp .\lcr~ iiig cl - l i.‘ 1 .\l‘.i'.p.il‘ 1‘..~i,r-ii.<tf~t:

P. l.. tlewaassd

l~‘\ \'!'it ll lllliTt TURS AND I I-IHiIALIIICRS

==n--m-

Prince Count. lltisvlml Ambulance in (‘hnfiw Summer" uii, Muir-qua: ianﬂ

lien ington Phone 123-1.

u~__->__.... ---

Fo;.'1iI1l3.*.r I

.... .- -._v_—-_-

\ t

l".\I.i.-i-’\'iti{l\'(l R \'l'l().\' is um arnilaliir ihru _\uur Sungln Dealers

.-\ SPICVI.“ itr\'l'lﬁ\' [OR DE \'l“,I.'ii'l\‘(; GIN)!‘ !()I.()i iii i'i.l..."~‘. .‘-l.\i.i \.tTII 5"“

g WITIIQUT‘ BEEF MEAL.

/