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"Gfiwiifuiun River. W" w of the beautiful fruit cake iotteried by _ 1,, of Indian River-

iarse et- lice-nus i’ Brace sflnniaii 10o

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housejqcping optional.

U PM); Road. 12' -

. Ewen. PARTY .- Many

“m4 relatives of M1‘. 1N1

csmeron of Kensing-

ered at their home Mon-

t to bld them au revolr

me eve cf their departure for

erslde where 11""- Clmem“ ‘liken l new pOSit Ofl.

_._ my; WINNERS Mrs.

-' _ 1 din River, and i m Willi...“ HZIIIlliQOII, were

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La rs at the C. W. L. yeen Friday night at Mm Mr. and Mrs. James grflDSl. .

E Trade for Cattle on cigrr r1930 Cnfvé-oligé. W ‘fiivnl-a-“rgtziiiii-iflrwiil c $82.00: , 1 purpose mare 1.2 years. H Dnylng more 15 VKMS (suit; m; ice racing) $75.00. Genera

orse 8 veers $110.00. Also driving hamesslfigltifi). r I-‘Olt VALLEYFIELD- Senctlmus Praught of Grand , w; on Saturday for Mon- ‘lad Vallevfleld, where he is mplgycc (if the big De Sala- munitions plant. Mr. Praushi- g a pleasant vacation at his ...1nd among his many {P197155 that locality.

ECTLIAR ACCIDENT AT '5l.\GTO.\' - When the Cameo "r theatre opened on Friday. first ticket purchaser in his ‘rrnicc and cxcitcment put hand through the glass whic been rurriilly placed in the .. of the ticket vestibulehcut-

the hand Mrs. UiY5§95 arch who was about to sell 15, The wound bled profuse- md required the ministrntions | doctor.

-ANNU.-’ii. MEETING SOUTH 0M1 llOCKIIl" LEAGUE-The ual meeting oi the South Shore My Lcague was held on Mon- ‘ cveitnig n Bi-rlcque, with Mr.

w ‘, hiewwks

rkc, a o was re-clected

'. Other of-

Vice-president.

. A . son, Bedcque; retary-trons John Myers,

rieton. ll unis (ucided that cach the three trains entering the gue would submit a roster of ren names lo the secretary be-

Dcc. Lilith. No changes may made nfier that date. The sec- ry will in tut-ii seiid this list mi: of the other tennis. Mr.

Green, Bedcque, and Mr. ~ Smut-man, Summerside,

appointed official referees forl Wil- ir was degjded ma! s the same as the defense of ln—.

EISOII. pines be called for 8.30 and .nce not later than 8.45. In '" Wars on some occasions es were quite late in starting. league consists of three teams year: the Sunimerside Hockey Middleton Bombers and torn Stars. All games are ed n; Bericque rink. This lea- lus been most successful and enthusiasm is aroused in the oi communities as the sea- progresses. Last year the at- il- at South Shore League ~ was the best on record. S

Personals

.Wllbert Lawless of Nor- i returned recently e reek visit to friends in Bos- lilfi other parts of the New l d States.

- J°5Bl>h W. Sheen re- efreccntly to her home in _' flu from an extended visit a," 51-5191‘. Mrs. Owen of

l. Walter Prauglit and Jifltbellan of Grand River for Halifax on

Tuesday a. m.

-and Mrs. Hsrtle Bimms lllllldaughter of Charlotte- Millin. thr- week-end visiting

rlormci- home in Kenslng-

ire

' mi sliver males. Harold B. Milli- erside. i2

—I‘OI IALI.—O gengral hone ( l. l years. single and double $115.00

at c. liakers. Mai-irate.) Walter

B. NIH. 12-7-11.

JOKE! I-‘OII. SALE ._ Pearl vmlnum. Norwegian and stand-

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I-EXCISE ACT CASE — A man from west of Summerside appear- ed before Magistrate W. E. Darby, KC‘ orig was fined $100

been apprehended on the highway the previous evening by members of the R. C. M. P. with a ten gallon k of moonshine

car. It understood

car has been seized-s.

—RE'I'UR.N FROM 001w“. TION-Mr, Douglas MacFarlane, Bedeque. Provincial Secretary of the C-C-F- party. and Mr. c. n. Gallant, Wellington. have returned from the National Convention of the 0.0.1“. which was held in Montreal, following which they went to Ottawa where they at- tended a meeting of the National Council of the C.C.F. S

Essery Base Is Decided In Supreme Dourt

Erville Fsery, i7, Mt. Pleasant. was found guilty on a charge of theft but not guilty of breaking and entering the jewelrv store of H. R. Crockett, Ltd, Summersirle, by a trial jury yesterday at Surn- merside. Chief Justice Thane A. Campbell. who presided, completed his charge to the jury nt 1 o'clock and court recessed till 2.30. Tho jury did not bring in its verdict till 3.15.

Following this Essery plead

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Tlh eel? h reserved fer new: of leenl tenet. but

0| a newly nature mu be inserted at live cents a word. etrlcflv 0n!- eblo In advance.

C0058 for Christmas Photo- graphs

DREAD "DEVIL'S CULT" SECRETS EXPOSED!

CONFEDZATION LlII IN -

BUBANCE.

moons '... MoLEOD Limited will be open all day each Wednes- day until Christmas. 12-6-

ANNUAL MEETING Children's Aid Society tonight, 8 o'clock. City Hall. Public invited. - m4 u

CHILDREN '5 A?‘ SOCIETY

‘rm sup BAZAAR, Baptist Church, filday, Dec. 8th, a P. M- 'l P. M. Sale Home Cooking, Fancy Work and Knitted articles.

12-l-6-7-3i. CHURCH or SCOTLAND-Ser-

vices Sabbath. E-umirliiiirside ll J. H; Eish

CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY annual meeting tonight, 8 o'clock, City I-Iall. Rev. T. E. MacLennan will give an address.

12-7-11

THE WOMEN'S MUSIC CLUB presents Mrs. A. Miller, so- prano, pupil of Dr. Vinci, Heart: Hall, Monday, December ll, a-t 8:15 P. Silver collection... ..

12-7-11

MISS DORIS RUNCIMAN, Dean of Home Economics. Mt. Allison University. Sackville, will address the meeting 0f the P. E. Island Home Economists oii Friday, Dzc- miber Bth. B P. M. at the Nurses Home, Provincial Sariatorium. All Home Economists are invited to attend.

‘routs-s by Val lewton H‘ Directed bv Mark Robson MrlljenhyCiioilerQ u_ Also News and Comedy Shows 7:30 - 9:15

Thursday At 3:30

sums/feasted“

BEGINNING NEXT MONDAY FOR 4 DAYS BING CROSBY In “GOING MY WAY"

POLICE COURT — At the Pol- ice Court yesterday a drunk and disorderly was remanded two days, and u drunk and incapable was

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PhIsIO-Ilflbeelrlel every woman will wqfl."

The new Kellogg’; "Wu Q m. fro] Plan" flvce you vi {ecu on menu planning and holding your "Heel" weight. Scientifically penned weight-control menus (at three calorie lmll) for every day in the week. Pre- pared by competent luthodtiee, this booklet cln help you qmi yqm- huh.“ look your but. feel beet.

You will fliid age new greilllé" Control Plan" do top of every d Kellogghsurnnm QQ that aide natural regularity. G3 your ¢°P¥ It your grocer’: now. uom; i-‘ofirvun " EAL-Mi‘. nnd Mrs. Fred MscKenzie an h", from Brookline, Mass, hgvlngbeen called owing to the death o! Mr. MacKerizies father, Mr, Kenneth MacKenzle, at the age or glghty- seven years. Mr. and M", gym-y B. Jones (nee Pearl MacKenzie) came down by automobile from Concord, Mass. After the inner-n yesterda, afternoon, Mr, and My; Jones left by motor and m“; and kilgflrsiallirfaclfenzlv \\'lil [gave you“

FUNERAL SnitvICES LII-pg‘, funeral of Mr. Dennis Handrehan was held yesterday morning from the residence of Mrs. Margaret Tflmllklnfi. 15 Sydney Street, to the church of the Most Holy Re- deemer, where Requiem I-Iigh Mass was celebrated by Rev. R. Baines, USSR. The pail-bearers were: Messrs. Ronald McDougall, Louis McAulay, W. D. Glllis, William McKenzie, William Brawders and John Doyle. Service at the rave was conducted by Rev. A. Me n-

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Golden Wedding

given $3.00 and costs or ten days. A flagrant was remanded. one wee .

S580 FOR. CRIPPLED CHIL- DREN-Tlie Masons of Montague llut on an auction sale Tuesday llluht in aid of the Crippled Chil- dren's Fund which netted the sum of ‘$580. Mr. R. K. Clements was geilillfmflll of the auction commit-

e.

TIIRILLS AND CIIILLS . nv NEW HORROR. rum

—~Mi‘Sl.€ry and suspense pervade the screen's newest shiver-picture, “The seventh Victim," which prcq suits 'i‘uiii Coiitvzrv, Jean Brooks and the sensational new actress,i Kim Hunt/or, in a stirring tale o1 dcmonism in New York City.

Following thc strange tiisappear-l

guilty to a charge of theft from DingwelYs Canteen at Bedeqne. He had been charged with break- ing and entering in this ease also but this was withdrawn. A charge of escape from jail was also with- drawn.

In addressing the jury the Chief Justice told them that the Crown had produced sufficient evidence;

to 0mm“ them t” find a verdmtl friends to save licr sister from be-

[Clidlliiill tut‘ "so | cult

against the accused. so far ns the law is concerned. There is suffic- ient evidence to justify a reason- able inference of the prisoner's guilt, he said. but in addition ta sufficient evidence from a point of law. "you must satisfy yourselves as to the Prisoner's guilt beyond n} reasonable doubt." The question‘ of drunkenness has been raised; "I think it is obvious ifiat if aman gets drunk and loses his self re-g straint that does not excuse nnyl wrongful net done under the stim- ulation of intoxication, It may ug- gravate the offence rather than justify it. But if a person is so drunk that lie loses his capacity to form an intention to commit a crime, then that is a defense, its counsel for the defense pointed The defense of drunkenness

sanity. It is for you to determine] on the evidence if the accused was so intoxicated on ethc occasion of the alleged offense or not." - -

‘The Chief Justice pointed out that t-here could be no doubt that on the morning of July 13th a breaking and entering and stealing was unlawfully committed. So the sole question for the jury to de- cide was whether the accused was one of the guilty parties.

He then reviewed the evidence in detail and informed them tli they could bring in three verdicts. acquittal, guilty of breaking and entering and theft, and guilty '15 theft nnd not guilty of breaking and entering.

The jury then retired and re- turned with the verdict reported above. At the close of the sitting court adjourned to cleven o'clock this morning when the prisoner will be sentenced.

Mr. J. Watson MacNaught, KC. addressed the jury for the Crown and Mr. E. H. strong for the de-

nse.

Ernest Jones. charged With r8991 and found guilty of common as-I sault. will also be sentenced this morning.

The jury in the Essery case were as follows: Hedley L- Palmer. 101e- man, Colin Ccstin. Am)" wfbb. Hurry Curtis, Ralph Munkley. Ar- thur Arscnoult, Wilfred Gamble. Hudson Ramsay, Norman Waugh.’ Webster Boulter. Allan Clarke, Ralph I. McCeiill. 5

You a Suliercr

from Rheumatic Pains?

llblood

i: £331! combo“ from binflaanmatitawa! in ‘the U101‘ O8 A [Ell ca ed urioyacid which p£§§§~°u.‘Z°n.i-

at any or all kinds of fish who hap-

Iremarked that lie liad a

mice of a young and successful; ,btisiness woman, lier only relative,‘ 1a younger sister. leaves school to. [search for liei‘. and in a scrls of |

SEND BODY HOME FOR BUR- IAL - Fuiiernl services for the late Flying Officer J. A. Stewart were held at, the MacLean Fainerni Home inst evening, conducted by Flt. Lt Brain, chaplain at the local airport. The remains, accom- panied by F0. Rogers. were fer- wzirded this morning to his home at Fredericton, N. B for burial. F0 Stewart. was killed in n plane crash iicar- Charlottetown Airport. early yesterday morning.

HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS- At this week's meeting of the Trustees of the Prince Edward Is- liiid Hospital a report was made that llic public are co-operritirtg

‘liljlllliiV in tlir enforcement of_tiie shortened visiting hours which it became necessary to ad-

drumaiic adventures. learns that the older woman had joined a cult of devil-worshipers. As llilliisilmejit for disclosing their secrets to mi [investigiiloiz she has lyunii con- demned to death.

The efforts oi the uirl and her

vciiili nuini‘ 0i ill’. events. rt ' from the 1C5 he!‘ filriil ‘ sister and Miss BlTlOiLs nlavs the older one, _witli Coiiwav us a iisvrhiairist who becomes llll.'§'l'(55l0Ci iii lrlu ruse. Hugh Buuiimoiit. Eriurrl Gage. Eielyri larciil, Lsalicl Jowll, iviarv Newton anti Ben Bard ailsu have ‘ LIIIDOIIHIIZ parts.

Was lt Whale, Porpcisc Dr Ncss Monster?

As noted recently in these col- umns, it would be dangerous for any of the lcsscr knotvn monsters of tlic deep to come anywhere near the vieiiiili" of Stimmerside harbour, for some of our local disciples of lkc Walton who jour- ney to the Dunk River when the urge strikes them are equally at home when the opportunity knocks to sally forth and match wit: with

provide

Change has made it possible for the members of the staff to carry 0n their work more efficiently niirl more expeditiously. And the nati- eiits loo seem to be wcll satisfied with the change and have been quite helpful in impressing upon their visitors the necessity of leav- inc promptly at the expiration of visiting hours. The new rule that not more than two visitors may be with a patient at the some time nvolvcs perhaps the most diffi- culty. The stafl.‘ naturally do not like to turn friends of a patient away and there is a difiidence on the part of‘ jiatleiits as Well to sug- gest. to longer-staying visitors that others are waiting their turn.

Personals

The many friends of Mrs. Miller Weeks. Fredericton. are sorry to know that she is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Miss Edna Wigniorc, Frederic- ton. has returned hume after spending a very pleasant visit the guest of Mr. and MrsFred Hughes, Bracklcy Beach.

pen in be in the locality.

A few days ago a descendant of Moby Dick, who had no doubt been ousted from his tor her) native haunts by rlcplli charges per- hops, decide-d to venture into the waters zirijaccrit to the Marine virhnrf, no doubt to enjoy a well carried rest, all tlie time unaware that niic of the aforesaid amateur fishermen tvus in the locality.

A short time latcr this report- cr happened-to be in conversation with Mr. L. R. Allen who casually whale

Mrs. Jeanette MncLenn left b)’ plane for Toronto, where she will spend the winter with lier sister- in-law.

Mr.

opt. at the Ilospltril recently. The °

tied up at the marine wharf and that anyone who cared to view same could dn so. It is an unusual thing to have n whale lied to the Marine ivliarf and jicrliaps the rc- porter may have sliotvii some sign of incrcdulily so Mr. Allen there- upon offered to drive liini .to the scene. Knowing Mr. Allen's pas- sionate lovc for the truth whether lie is CllSCLlSaiilg whales or pota- toes the reporter never for one m0- ment doubted that he did have e whale tied up but Mr. Allen in- slsted that he should view the spectacle, and so they sallled to the butment and most assuredly Mr. Allen did have n large deni- zen of the deep securely tied by the tail with a stout piece of steel cable. He explained that he had seen the fish frolicking in the tvater not far from the shore and had gone forth and brought it to

correct term he was “landcri". Allen explained that one tcthcrs rt eo\v or a horse but if a fish is tied up hc is "landed". Mr. Allen further explained that this par- ticular species was not equipped with any facilities for swimming backwards so once he got inside the harbor he was unable to get out. Once again this reporter took his‘ word for this us coming from one who knew.

Since the fish (or munntal) couldn't get out of town (or har- bour) under its own power it was decided in deference to the Soc- iety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals that it be disposed of in the best possible way, and so Constable Medius Wedge was call- ed to the scene and given the authority to put the creature out of misery, which Constable Medius did with a few well placed shots. The carcass did not remain long

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Murphy of 111a k Just before the auction closed at

briefly at the public for "splendid support." said tile results of‘ the sale would be announced later.

Minardls:lieves‘Sprain.

Aii event of. special interxst to| We Speed

P. E. .l. Sailor“ Killed In Action

Eel-men A. Bryan,

seamen of the U. B. Coat Guard Reserves. we: killed in notion some- where in the north Atlantic dur- ing 1M8. it was revealed today by his fethe, Herman G. Bryan of Atlantic,

North

dryumgt rgonted

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Seaman rysn’: ported in action at en un- discloled date during i942. His father this week received

Purpl

Bryan for military merit. A f r- iner strident a1: the Suir o 1, .

l "I8 P!!!‘

ehip was re-

I-Ie

iArtillery in Charlottetown lnd joined tho U. 8. Coast Guard Re- serves on August I i042. Because of his prior fro. he was sent directly to lee. No eteils of what happened to his ship have been revealed u yet by U. S. Coast Guard. A sister of Seaman Bryan, Mrs. Robert Palmer, lives at Free- land Int ll.

Sunmerside flan Speaks At- Halifax

IALHAX, Dec. 0 (OP)

"We in Canada must solve our own problems of brotherly love. tolerance and trust of our fellow-

- men before we can expect to take

any pert in leadership in those qualities unong European peoples. e need a good house-cleaning at home," declared Allison MacLean of Summerslde, district governor of Y's Men's Club, speaking today before the Halifax club.

The speaker. said that only by

exercising patience, showing mercy

and putting trust in the inherent good qualities o1 men, could Can- adians consider ourselves fit in- structors to others.

The speaker gave a comprehens- ive report on the district arid praised the Maritimes clubs for y submitting of reports.

many or our readers took place in. At the close "of his address, Presl-

Cardiner. Maine ,when Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Scott. of 29 Fremont Street celebrated their Cvoldm Wedding, ‘I‘lie reception

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beautifully decorated with cut flow-.

ers where the liuDlJy courole grg. ciously received their friends. who Vcnme from Boston, Augusta

doloh and their home town. Gutists

from Prince Edward Island were

Mrs. Scott's brother. Mr. Russel S. Purns and Mrs. Burns. Freetown

and Ml‘. Donald Baker of Summer- side.

A short ,tlieir daughter. Miss 'saim ver_v beautifully "IQ fiviz" and "1 Love You Truly".

she and her friend Miss ‘Moody. who is also a talented r11‘. sang several duets which were beautifully rendered and well recei-

vud. A buffet luncheon was served. the large wedding cake which adorned |tho well appointed table was made and decorated at Mrs. Scotts old llarimcd at. Freetown. Prince Edward

S illii . ‘iflicre weir many beautiful gifts which consisted iii Dart of a Chest of Silver and several gifts of mon-

ey. Scores of letters and telegrams st

o: Good Wishes were received from ut of town friends. and speeclrris ni congratulations by man-v friend; were made. Nil‘. and Mrs. Scott re-

plied vent graciousiv There many friends in this pro- elsewlierc will rejoice

lviizcc and -wlth thxim on this happy according,

Rotary Auction ls Successful

_Tli: annual Rotary radio auc. tion last night, in aid of the crlp. pled children's fund, appeared u, LIQVCHDCQXI fblssei‘ and better than ever. Bidding was spirited on the more than 500 items offered and brought good prices. “lllkell the speed ma» could be fut.‘ {limit (tilie auction it was alter

-l - 0 bef th

was declareziiy sold?“ e last mm

Chocolates appeared to be in sktlrong demand, especially early in _e night. although the price tap- ered off somewhat later. The first; lot ofleredm. half-dozen one-pound page; scald for $15k

rs pri t ' , l

affllvlflz nmclg blyl l€ll),li.deDcI“.je$/.l3l}i; MacMlllfln. President of the Red 97°55 Society; went to Mrs. John Austin. 27 Richmond Street. The second turkey was won by Joseph Grafton Street.

.25 n.m. the drawing for the 12- ound grand prize turkey was

made. Councillor B. Earl M - Donald e an Street being the winner, lore flint Mr. Gordon Warren of Mount l:‘d- wvard Road prize turkey.

0f Hillsboro Just be-