estem Locals
' l; run-red for Inn Jpn 1:011:57, mu adv-mining of lore‘ I“ "p may ha lnlarloll at gflltY-luélurd “mo; plynblo In “I!
My ROBIN noon FLOUR ' o“ will not regret it.
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T“ OUR WORM POWDEBS horses. ’l‘ai'1°1‘ mug 0°" Ken‘ giflll-
‘ART’ gasoline engines rotors, in stock at L-8l52-10-23-2I.
,§T.~i'l'l 1 elect r10 I1 m.
4 Bu“, makes. $2.00 each. “I; Peter iiarivise, Bedeque- ‘ ' L-8l72-10-24-ll. ‘ _ I 431 1111211121: TRACES. work‘ 112.111. 11nd eollur P5415. 11"» L-Bl52-l0-23-2i.
POW .-¢ (‘()I'l{'l‘- One drunk _ 11,111 ycsierday morn- ,‘ t-gside Police Court.
i. J5"; 11: JHIIHAI, Presbyterian . it . r“.).'1]'.!l‘. SOFVICQS f0!‘ m1" 25th. Morning ..|1*. 7.30 P. M. The .. 1r will be the W. M-S- : .1114. L-B162-l0-23-1I. IBIPROVIED — The e Ainy LeBlanc is is 111e, reportfrom llospital yester-
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.1.1g iii Suminerside ' ive risen a little
; 1'11:1~11 ltiuuniains, ' Blues, 50c. Oats 1 13c; Wheat,
_ 1c to 60c; . 1v, $6.00; Hay, 4121‘; E; s, 22c 28c ' r 20c.--S. _.\"I'IT\‘1ll-l2.\' IN PORT —- The ' ad zit Suminerside _ izigrht and left a 1 uay freight. She 1.11111’ morning. The 1.1111 the West In- > 11.111110 Wharf un- <-t 111-1‘ cargo of m0- : my to Summcrside Pit-tori leaving part
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- . l‘.111'.‘s troop will 1W» <I1.-tr1I)11iioll and A publicity com- ‘ 1.1‘ 1rl111rge 0f Ilic ud- eivruzectiori with the 1e o! "Wis. The boys are ex- uppic (lay so "Be r . .1])]\Ii‘.s when they
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SYPPER. AND ir-ken supper and .\l1.<~oucl1e parish
evening was n. J\-II"I' the good things 3-11 bf.‘ ,.1-- ladies had been dis- "ed of, 1hr- tlrvks were cleaned iri- ou dancing to a 1v . :11~.,.1-;1 was indulged 1- 110111‘. The proceeds ‘re for .11‘1:/h purposes-S.
XI‘ MALPEQUE—- ‘-il.t"'l'b in Malpcque 5 iii R 11:‘ Prince Eilward Is- d '1‘11;~11:111.1.. League was in -'l' iIi\'I(I(‘(i success, the ' '. 11 with an appreci-
'I‘I11‘ program wits .1 will live long in
mos-e present. It <;1- to single out one ocular 11-11 i’ vr, but smclalmen- Y1 $310 '11 111.1111‘ of the singing II I I§I.1i1(‘Il11l'(I and Mr.
i. +111.» 1111~illed and cap- teil 1111- .'1111!i<11ce. The family "m m’ "ii Irv ivlnlpcque players w“ a raw. 111111 of merriment.
'1 01v 11111:. 111k on the prob- " "is 'l'r;1111‘i11lo>is Imifllie was teams: in this province was in- W: itlitiirh-ililifiive. He thank-
_' the 1“‘"'i*1" tor the iwtive part *Y_\‘-i~_re turns: 111 this great 0m .e \'.1>1'I;. The singing of “ll W‘ 11111129" with c111.
s eizlflflmiy" W‘) Dart brought d“)? f": iifliirrani to a close. m‘ ‘i. 1.1 mrlitird was accom- - l<I .\l1'. W. Cr_ Ramsey
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Evening
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SUNGLO FOX BREEDERS CLUB
FIELD DAY Tuesday, October 27th
Morning, Afternoon, and
Meet at 9.30 a. m. at Office of Inter- national Fox & Animal Foods, Ltd.,— Spring St., for registration and Pro-
_,1~ .11.. 5Y‘1!4.y'.
Sessions.
INSTRUCTIVE - DEMONSTRATIONS — DISCUSS- IONS — LECTURES
ALL FOX BREEDERS WELCOME.
L-8170-10-23-2I.
—LOS'I‘—-One_ male fox pup_ Finder notify Alden Moase, Ken- sington. Reward. 1.8173
—1N HOSPITAL — Miss Marie Adele Delaney of House Harbour, Magdalen Islands, who is visiting Dr. and Mrs. Delaney of Welling- ton, has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment-S.
—YACHT CLUB MEET - The Summersidc Yacht Club held a meeting on Wednesday evening to discus ncxt seasons activities. It was decided to adopt. the universal rule for class ratings. The club will
- meet from time to time during the
winter months and by spring will be ready for action-S.
-—-O0UNTY COUIVL-Jlhc Oct- ober term of the County Court will meet this morning at Summerside There are eleven garnishee cases on the docket; ‘besides flair-teen con- tested oasea. _ --S.
—ATTENDED 133m. CONCLAVE. —Mr. Herman G. Bryan of Free- land, Lot ll. ,who ‘is expected home this week from an extended visit in the United Statics, attmidedithe 133rd annual oonclave of the Grand Com- mondery of the Knights ‘remplars of Massachusetts and Rliode Island which tookplaceiin Bostcn onWed- ncsday, and of which Mr. Bryan is a member. _ —S.
~—-SUCCESSFUL GOOSE SUP-
N» l Communitytioop ,PER—'1'II° B°°5° 5UP“? held on
Wednesday evening in the Berth- eilier Lodge Rooms, Summerside, under the joint auspices of the L.O.L and L.0.B.A. was a very success- The" tables were well laden with good things for the inner man and the affair was well pa.- tronized, everyone voting that the ladies had excelled themselves in their efforts to please-S.
—SHERBR.O0KE INSTITUTE MEETING-The monthly meeting of the Sherbrooke Women's lmstit- ute met on Tuesday at the homo of Mrs. Georgie Cullbeck, the president, Mrs. George Harris in thcchair. The meeting opened by singing The Institute Ode. The minutes of pre- vious meeting and the financial statement were mad and approved The sick and school committees were re-appolnted. It was moved that all outstanding‘ bills be paid and that the Institute subscribe to “Country Woman". A committee to arranw for a. Halloween party was mmde up of the followin! members. Mrs Major Townsend, Mrs. Albert Bos- well, Mrs. L. B. Linklettcr and Mr!- Fmnk Callback, on refreshment com- mittee; Mlas Pauline Callbeck and Mics Margaret Townsend on the program conunlubee. Mrs. GQOPKB Hau-ris read wn interesting letter from lvllrsi Taylor of New Zeal- and an institute member. Mrs. Albert Boswell mad a paper ‘mum M‘ the, "lllagflvnrs. Dalton gave a read- ing on P. E. I. day at the Ll-ildlln National Exhibition, Mrs. (E0189 Callback gave a moat gmvhlc 81nd 1h- tci-estlng talk on her trip tn Vim?- whioh was much appreciated. Mrs-- George Pickering and Mrs. Art- MaoEwen sang in duet “Whispering Hope" with an encore “Drink to rne only with thine eyes." Music will fin-rushed by Miss Pauline Callback. A very hearty vote of thank! W88 extended to the; hostess for her charming hospitality. The next meotingz will be held at the home of Mrs. George Harris. The roll call is to be answer-d by WWW 01 5"“ Tn- National Anthem brbught the afternoon to a successful concluslvfl-
LONDON-(CP) — Horace Man- ning nnd Alfred James, who lost their sight in the War, operate the
mmcrsldc, p19,] i. _ Kenslngtnlzlq. u‘ "Ii-mo an.
telephone switchboard at the Lon- Hdon Hospital and deal with 1.000
Personals
—Mr. and Mrs. Morley M. Bell spent the week-end in Moncton.-S.
-Mrs. Stanley Donald, of Mone- ton, is visiting her mother, Mrs. George Robinson, Summersidc-S.
—Mrs. Martin Fraser of New Glasgow, NS, visited in Summer- side recently, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. MacDonald-S.
—-Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Titus oi‘ the Clifton Hotel, Summerslde, were recent guests of Judge J. M. Mae- Intyre and Mrs. Maclntyre, of Suck- viiie, N.B.—S.
—Mrs. N. D. Gammon of Gardner, Maine. is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. A. Yeo and sister, Mrs. Seaman Ford, at her old home in Arling- ton, PILL-S.
——F'riends will regret to learn that Mr. Lloyd Small, of Summerside, underwent a, serious operation in the Prince County Hospital yester- day-S. '
—-Mrs. Hector Oag and little daughter, Shelia, who have been visiting Mrs. Oag‘s father, Mr. John Bowness and sisters, the Misses Estelle and Jeannie Bowness, left this ‘morning on return to her home in Viuiscor, Sask.—S.
CORNWALL-YORK POINT W. l.
Mrs. Ewen MacMillun entertained the members of Cornwall-York Pt. W. I. for the regular October-meet- ing. Mrs. Waldo Bain presided and, after the opening exercises, roll call and the reports of com- mittees, the treasurer reported on the anti-Tuberculosis League cake sale and the Sewing Club was dis- cussed. Details of organization of the last were left in the hands of the committee, Mrs. Waldo Buin, Mrs. Hazen Howard and Mrs. Gor- don McLean.
The program was as follows: Demonstrations, pastels — Mrs. David White.
Paper, Art of Hanging Pictures- Mrs. Stanley Murray.
Talk on Art-Mrs. Waldo Bain. Paper, Three Days to See (Helen (Kellen-Mrs. l-Iazen Howard. The meeting was then addressed by Mrs. Walter Show, first vice- preaident of the F.W.I.C., and by Mrs. Allison MacMillan, Provincial President.
At the November meeting Inter- national Day is tobe celebrated and roll call is to be answered with the riamoof a. book about o forelkn country. Mrs. Fred McLaren, Mrs. l-lazen Howard and if/ltrs. hank Boyle were asked to prepare a. pro- gram, and Mrs. Mack Vicerson in- vited the members to her home for the meeting.
BEDEQUE '
Misc Helen Bowness has returned to her home in Bedeque after en- joying u. visit in Tryon, the guest of Miss Lilla Wright.
Miss Alice Jewell spent t)“ woe]; end at her home.
The lobster fishermen along the south shore are busily engaged taking in their traps.
Mrs. Sinclair ‘Afileck u visiting in Belmont, Lot l6, the guest of he; daughter, 11m. Lloyd Best.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Spence, Mr. and Mrs. George Spence of Bay. field, N.B., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Orville Johnson and oth- er friends in Bedeque.
M1‘. and Mk5. Robert Arfleck, Chem)". Silent the week-end in Tfyon visiting Mrs. Afllecks mother who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ramsay celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Saturday. Many friends called to congratulate them.
Mr. Frank Murray, Cheltommnde a short visit to Bedcque on Mon- day.
Miss Dina Newsome, who has been suffering from a severe cold is very much improved.
Mr. and MrsJ-farry I-lortomSum- merside. spent Sunday in Bedeque. Mrs. Walter Bourness has as her "guest Miss Martha Reid of Souris.
Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Sinclair Affiock while visiting her daughter in Belmont had the misfortune to fall down cellar and ' bruise her leg quite badly, but for tunately no bones were broken.
Plead Guilty To Conspiracy Charge In ll. S. (2 o u rt
(AP. By Guardians special Wire)
CHARLESTON, S. C., Oct. 22- (A.P.)—N1ne of 35 men indicted for conspiracy to violate tariff and smuggling laws of the United States pleaded guilty in Federal Court here today, and seven of them were given suspended sentences The two others will be sentenced tomorrow. Other cases are expected to come up later.
Suspended sentences, each for two years in penitentiary, were imposed upon Capt. Archie Scarborough of New Yonk and six members of the
crew of the 65-foot British screw-
steamer Pronto.
Scarborough was alleged by the government to have made arrange- ments here for landing 4,784 gallons of contraband alcohol from Bel- giurm.
The freed members of the crew of the Pronto, seized by the Coast Guard, near Georgetown, S. C., were list as Capt. Harold Conrad, Chief Engineer Cyril Marin, Cook Peter Romain and Cecil Bayers, all of Nova Scotia; Percy Wallace, a for- mer ooast guardsman, and Michael Sikes, an American. They had been in jail for nine months.
William Klob, Jr., and John Saunders, alleged accompiicea of Scarborough, are to be sentenced tomorrow.
GETS THIRD SET OF TEETH
CASCADE. Australia-JG?) — A 17-year-old girl some months 8B0 had all her second teeth extract- ed. Now six perfect teeth are show- ing in her mouth with indications
of others coming through.
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nd PNCE couurr cnnomcus
Sudden Death At Summerside Yesterday
Many friends will regret to learn of the very sudden passing of Mrs. Henry Scales of St. Eleonora which occurred at the home of Miss Georgie Green, of Summerside yes- terday afternoon. Mrs. Scales was stricken with a. heart attack as she was sitting talking to Miss Green upon whom she was calling.
Born in Bedeque 85 years ago Mrs. Scales was, before her man-i- age Miss Gulielma. Lefurgey, daugh- ter of the late Alexander Iiefurgey and will be kindly remembered by the older residents of Bedeque where she spent her girlhood. After her marriage Mrs. Scales went to live in St. Eleanors and since her hus- band's death continued to reside on the homestead. Of a quiet but kindly disposition she will be much missed in St. Eleanors village and also in Summerside where she had many friends.
There are left to cherish her mem-
ory two daughters Miss Florence of Scratch Plains, N.J., and Mrs. Oliver Johnson (Miriam) of North Battle- ford, Sask. One son Austin A. Scales of Freetown also two broth- ers, David Iefurgey, Bedequc, and Maynard Liefurgey, Summer-side to whom much sympathy is extended in their sudden bereavement, Mrs. Scales was a consistent member of the Baptist church. ‘ , The remains are resting at the _‘ Undertaking Parlours of Percy L. i Downers until Saturday when they will be taken to her late residence in St. Eieanors. The funeral will be held on Sunday afternoon at an hour yet to be arranged.
Miss Florence Scales" is leaving for home at once and is expected on Saturday-S.
Tells 0f Plastic Surgery Job ltone At Sea
(or. By Guardian's Special-Wire)
MLINTREAL, Oct. (C.P.)--“D0 you stitch wide apart?" asked Cap- tain A J. Gale as the skippers sat around yarning in a rhip chondiers back room today.
Captain Davis of the Hazelslde said he did. "I think it's better." He looked around for confirmation. Captain Gale and Captain E. G. Van Erde, who commands a Dutch tanker, nodded solemn agreement.
The subject was sewing; the sew- ing a ship's master sit". down w when a. swinging boom lays bare s. man's skull, 0r the wash of a great sea. drops a mun into the scuppers with crushed limbs or torn face. ‘The sewingvskippers had a few stories to tell of surgery at 1cm
Captain Gale's freighter Kildole lost a man off Belle Isle this week and the sea that carried him away left another souman near death. “You could ‘sec his bare skull," the Captain said. "I raid to the rest ‘we'll never save him."
“I just went ahead and sewed him," Captain Gale said. "No an- aesthetic. Never thought hefd live. But he's all right, and the hospital i: going to taike his stitches out be- fore he leaves.
Captain Davis told of his plastic surgery job in the White Sea. The man had a gash up through the middle of his nose, almost under his eye, and then out the other side. “I thought his face was gone. His nose, cheek and scalp were tom loose."
"Well," said the skipper, "I gave him a nip of whiskey, took one my- self, and then started. I got him pretty well stitched up and saw
i‘ ' Belfast
A very pleasant evening was spent at this homo 0f Mr. and lvfrst Donald Nell Murchison when the} young people of Point Prim and‘ vicinity met to hold a. reception in honor of their {On and his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Ivlurchison. Upward: 0f eighty people were present and a good time was e11- joyod by all. The evening pa. quickly in dancing. Music be n1,- fmnished by Miss MacLeod, assis- 1 ted by Misses worth, Martin and Mtwwilliams. A congratulatory ad- dress containing all good wishes for the happiest and most success- J nu hltllfb was Jead by Mr. Nathan ' Beers, teacher Point Prim and a. sum of money presented to the young couple by Mr. S. L. frizzell, Eldon. Mr. Murchison repierl briefly and thanked the donors on behalf cfihls bride and himself after which he W83 enthusiastically bounced by tho crowd. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by u bevy of young ladies and the young people depart- ed. wishing the best of everything“
to Pheinie and Hector.
Sunday evening service in St. f Johns Presbyterian Church was conducted by the Young People's Society and a. Thanksgiving pro- gramme was carried out with Miss Florence lvlaoPhee leader for the evening. The Scripture lo son was taken from Psalm 107 and was read rcspoirsivclv. P5711111 1M was read by Mrs. Monty LIflJCEaCIlCHl. The topic for the evening was. “'I‘hanksgiv1ng." A large number of . members took part, with maorzal bearing on the topic. All Thank.- giving lrvmits were mug. Meeting closed \v11l1 the hlizpzih beneciictxm. ‘ There was no morning service. I
Mrs. Jc.~sic MacGowan was. a. visi- to to Belfast iiurzng 1l1e past week. ,
Radio fans will be plea cd 10 learn ‘ that the "Cutters" are back on the air again and Saturday night will bring a full house to many places}
I
that have a. rnclio. The “Merry, Islanders" is ol~o another regular feature from now on and of course will be up to tl1e:r splendid past record.
Ir. is underfoot! that those en- gaged in surveynng at Plli3lt0 have almost completed their Wonk and are leaving shortly. lveathcr condi- tions are such that they pIan to return in the Spring for a. short
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Sweet
time,—S. ALBANY VILLAGE SCHOOL Standing of Albany Village School
for August and September: Senior Department
Grade X Jr.—l, Clara Noonan; 2. r
Annie Cameron; 3, Hilda Muttart.
Grade VIII-l, Florence Cameron and Ralph Francis, cqual; 2, Tony Noonan; 3, Ivan Noouan.
Grade VII~l, Helen Tiainor; 2. Eldon Green and Sheldon Camer- on, equal; 3, Betty Green.
Junior Department
Grade V»-l, Lorraine Noonun: 2. Annie Philipson; 3, Jennie Daw- son.
Grade IV-l. Rayona Cameron; 2, Ralph Green; 3, Aileen Claire Pineau and Lalyton Noouan, equal.
Glade III SIP-J, Elizabeth lilac- Leod; 2, Blanche Dawson; 3. George Noonan.
Grade III Jr.—1, Pyrtle Noonan; 2, Liillian Noonan; 3, Phyllis Pin- eau.
Grade II—1. Helen Ross; 2, Helen Muttart; 3, Peggy Green.
Grade I (a)—l, Dehlia Bernard; 2, Clarence Ross.
Grade I (b>-l, Linus Noonan; 2.
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1 had come out unevenly. I had to take out all the stitches and sew up hi; face again."
“When we got to port, the doctor said there was nothing more he could have done." And when the stitches came o_ut, the veteran sea- mun added, the sailor had “hardly
a scar."
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Grade I tci-l, George Trainor; 2, Jimmie Dawson; 3, Frank Ber- hard.
Grade 1 (dn-l. Norbert Noonan; 2, Robert Arnett.
R. 0. M. P. Reports; Decreased Offences
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OTTAWA, Oct. Zl-(CI-U-Offences against Federal statues dealt with by the Royal Canadian Nfounted Police in the fiscal yea: 1935-36; showed a. decrease compared with, the previous year but offences‘; against provincial statutes showcdl an increase.
V-[Fmfllllh-il c010 only e11». (lo-all with by the Afoiinicd Police. In the Maritime and Prairie Provinces and the Territories, the alountics net. as provincial police and deal ivith practically all offences but in the other provinces activities are con- fined to enforcement of federal statutes.
m- all (“ISPS handled the decrease ccmparerl u 11 the previous year
wvas 3,152. Criminal code offences
showed a. drop of 2.325 and provin- cial statutory offences an increase- of 1.864
The l1‘]70l't, notes an increase in offences 1111dcr the Juvenile 111~‘.;11~ qucy act. In 1935-36 there were '18 cases \v1‘l1 591 1" *‘ ' " ’ with 550 cases 21.. in the pevious year.
Total of true cases rO111;:t.11g 1m-
. The 311mm‘ “m” 0r m‘? FOTM- fouizticd ccuiiplaitzisi 111 ilirei “menthy ‘I-‘medr “at” m” decrea“ divisions of offences (ICAII wztr. in Federal offences is due to fewer (luring u“, 3.0m. ._,.,.,.,._. ,..,1;,; prosecutions under the fflilWilywstntyltvs‘ 95H m, S \,_._-~., ‘i, Cmmn“ mm “C15” “I51 and Llu"(‘OIl\'ICllOll$] Crimi .1‘. C 11-1. 1117.56 incrflwe m proflncial Oficnccs “leases with 7.488 convuuio ~ Pro- “ocounwd m‘ by I‘ law" “Ilmbcr 0r vinciai Sta Lines. 1-1819 111.1». 212th cases relating to motor cars andk35s Convminns‘
liquor.
GORDON FIFE, Soldier of Fortune
Disturbing News for Boris
By B05 Moore and Iohn Holes
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