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their skill with the hails. The league has not yet been formed bpt the season promises to be a qod one when it gets under way.

qv-CARD PAIITY-The weekly card party at the, C. M. B. A. hall was very well attended this waek and as the season advances it,-is expected will become even more popular. The prise winners titis week were, ladies first, Mrs.

3:-iel Gallant, second, Mrs. Wm.

_ ercn. Gentlemen first, John

0, Araenault, second, Wilbert Gal- lant. Free-out, Mr. 'and Mrs. John 6.1 Arsenault.-B.

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I»nII>covI.=:luNG-It is pleasing td, report that little Ruth Huestis, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al- bert Hpestis of Beaver Street, Burn- mlrside. is making a. good recovery from her unfortunate accident on Wedrlesdlly. The little girl, who is ndt yet two years old, fell down the cellar steps at her home, strikingi hir head on the concrete floor, causing concussion of the brain. For suns hours her life hung in the bal- ance, imtion 'I‘hursday she showed slyls of returning consciousness,

and it is errpected she will soon be quita recovered.-B.

,-amrnnav ranrr-me D_on Baker was given. n. surprise grty at his home _ on Eustane street, Bummerside on Tuesday in honour of his blrf.hday, October 10th. This being election night the has figured Don would be too byisyikeeping track of the _returns so the-party was arranged for the following evening. At the appoint- ed hour: his friends called and surprised the genial “Don” with gifts and hearty good wishes for nillly more happy returns. A jolly

:gning was spent in music and

ging. A sumptuous supper was

served by the ladies and the even- ing, closed with singing "For he’s a\_~_jol.ly good fellow," and "Auld lang Sync".-8.

> -Ill? YOU! RANCH well lock- ed. Buy-padioels at Braoe's.

I.-lim-10-ll-li.

-asv. w. lr. naolnxa will re-

IITB 11.00. 'liaylcr

,xemmgwm _m__“_°L sumo his Radio-Ibrum over CHGS

' W nlvsa, xsrlsnm- N, ety concert, auspices Sea

Womsn’s Institute. lea View . Monday, Oct. 21, 0.15,/featux~

Kenvsinston Chorus Girls in

Writer _ondorlandz also orchestra, apnologue, step dancing. L-1885 , .___

.'\-BOWLING 00Ml\ENClD- 'lille Capitol Bowling Alleys were dfieially. opened on Tuesday qeniny and quite s number of ladies and gentlemen tried out

the Cheerful I-leur at 5 o'clock

L-l8d8-10-10-li

-CAITIIDGBS loaded with No.

'Ili dna allot for partridge and No. 4

for ducks No 2 and BB for

at 4 #clock on sunday, october aoth and _

sho

The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr- Rhodes of Kensington under an arch of evergreens in the presence of the immediate relatives

the room on the arm cf her father

quet of autumn flowers. Mr. Waiter Clark acted as groomsmen. During

wedding supper was served to the

homes wishing Mr. and Mrs. Walker

in heartiesi, felicitations--S,

-sllnsifrr nance-'rhe special

dance held at the Capitol Grill on

v n of the

ery way a huge success. There many _novelties and. everyone thor- oughly enjoyed themselves. Mr~

flowell nonooolr was Master of cer- sn EM . Umcnles and expressed his pleasure Enom to' _¥t‘;~;"t|§;°tétrH_(A'l;';B"o

___ that so many citizens had respond-.; workers at the Na mk ° “sw

_ _ es to. the ooll or the community | com” co n “ 'Q13 It “"1

` Music Committee, sponsored by the 'da b thump” Y were i* ed W'

P, L, summer-side Board of Trade, who is y V “ °°'“i’”'5' when ii Wiiii'

~ endnvourmg go interest the pubuc drew its nine-point settlement of-

FUNEEAL DIBECTUB AND - ina town band and music in the fe’ i° °"ii’i°V°°5- '

Inunainssza public sohoou and other musical or- Ti” mike iw been in rwsress

Prince County Hospital ganisatlorls.. Btan Jalnieson's Or- 1° W°°i¢-5- UOMDIUY °mCilis Silid the j Amhlmg, in gurl, chestra provided the music. 'rhsre Nfufli Oi' employes io consider ar- _, ummerdgg mg gegoqug were many novelty dances and oth- _ifitration of the wage d'spute. al- ‘ er special features which helped to i10\1Bh they had accepted the eight

ml, PRINCB- CCUNTY CHRONICLE

_P. L., BOWNESS- Ed SON

ilu McPherson building, Kauainglim. in elm-gg of Mg, N°5°|\ 3- ||\lll'!. Phone 2-6. Ulu personal lttdntion will be liven calls day or aight with prices in accordance with the times. Moat modem funeral coach in the Maritimes, gon. ante motor ambulance at very moderate rates.

"il - -W FMtl ov 14

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geese, in stock at Braces. ._- _

and friends._ As the bride entered _Mn Maxweu Llnkmm, is who “ve her in mama” Mm; home from Salratocn on a visit to

olive stavort pls oo the w dui hi’ i’““"""' M* “id M” T- M- Marcb. '1'helb_rid,e wore aelov;-ly Li"kl°"°"_s

ggylvn of _white sta_;tin and flowing MuT°;TAr”nl“lt ,S

u -Mr.

wreath! gf ogangee bi:g‘;mY.m‘He:' ““d"g°i“3 i‘”°tm°ni in iii”

gguquet ,£28 g£d8{)ad;,_,1m__:tn¢ fem_ Prince County Hospital.-S.

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Doris Campbgli, whii wiixssdrgsegiuibri -Mi” Mimi M”iii8““ °i Kiii' pink satin and carried an arm bou- 2" i5 " i’°'i'i°“ii iii the ii°5Pii°i--

the gignmg °f the 1-,glam-_ M,-_ my -Mrs. Fred Gamble 'oi' Howian Lidgtone ,mg "0 prom” My Im- is a patient in the Prince County mediotely arm- _tho eoreroony o Hospital-5

immediate relatives. Later in the -M12 Ti‘i0mBS Mitchell and Mr. cvening a number of friend; of me Jack Sheen who have been visit- bride and groom hold g ohgrivm-| ing their homes in Summerside, in their honor and were bountifully left this week for Pine Hill 'Uni- feasted before they left for their versity to continue their studies.

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every happiness and good fortune. i _LM Previous to her marriage the bride -Miss Adel Lidstone. R. N., of was tendered a shower by he_r girl Baltimore arrived in Summerside friends and received many lovely on Wednesday evenmg on B VM, gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Walker will re- to her brother, Mayor W, J. =id° in Kelvin. where the groom re- Lldsloho and ruler Mrs coorre cerltly built a lovely new home. 'Ihe B0wne_r,5_ she Wm 'uso 'visit her Guardian Joins their many friends moth"-_ M,-,_ Lgdstom, of cape

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lY.°.5.‘i‘..‘i’§’.i.l. ‘?r§..iI"‘§...‘.'2., '$121. Strike Settlement

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L-less-Io-is-sl. §1:2_i°=L__§_l;‘_j° ¢::§°1_=_-_;i°f;__i°i B515- i ly trier so absence of three months

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_gyyyaqny gxpnlssln _ Gentlelnen's door prize, Joe De- .. .. ,rm symp“hy_ of me community chant? Ladies, door p___ze_ Agnes ueensland car fo. the purpose. or his work in €Z,°°'°“° ,§’$°~ ‘“°°" “~,,,°°"°» §‘2I'lI’f' r‘?l’.§.“I.‘Ii.'iiii’.§" o‘2‘i.“Z3"’r§i.°.l;

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,hm l nm¢_ just se n week_s_ amateur contest, which included

IND fiimcilil. Singing and inst:u

__ TUMN __ mental music. the prize winners AU WEDDING A "ry w re Herb. Schuman and Alivyn

pretty autumn wedding was solemn- ° ind W . Gay, who gave a vocal duet. Mr. omogf lt ,_°§§°;g§°°°v,.fnMl¥_5a:_td‘_§L,°: Ernie Gallant gave a wonderful ex- Mb," mmpwm “www” when hibition of step-dancing and Stan meh. dlughm Mm _ma 'Martha Jamieson delighted the guests with Mmm, the was of M’ unc wah a saxaphorle solo- All these events k,,_ am of ML and Mrs: John wah received well deserved applause' km. of Kelvin The recepum mom The music committee has promised W” "ry m.em|y "ringed w._,__h that there will be more of these autumn now," for the occmon n_I`i;sical evenings in the near future.

3,000,000 ACRES FOR SELECTION! Last year 2.918.612 acres of landi

were/opened for selection in Queens- land and the area which was sei- ected was 2.263900 acres. Had it not been for advene seasonal con- ditions, it was the intention of the government to open up even more land than actually it did.

The number of new selections was

610, and new pastoral holdings sc- quired numbered 262, their total, area being 18924 square miles. Ac-I oording to a stllfement by tlao,

' Lands Departmmt, considerable

progress was made with new settle- ment areas in North Queensland, and a number of good dai.ryi.ng and mixed farming portions were made available. , `

STORY BY ZANE GREY? ‘

Zane Grey, the well-known Am-

erican author, may be invited by the Queensland Government to spend It portion of his forthcoming Austral- ian holiday ln this State and to write a book based on the marine attractions of the Barrier Reef.

- The Ciovemment considers that to

have a write;-_ of international rep- ute weave a travel story or romance around the beauties of the coastal resorts oi’ the northem part of the

PERSONALS

else to focus the attention of other countries on the Barrier Reef as a holiday resort.

. LOAN AND TRUST FUND There was a credit of 941,515

poimds in the public balances of the State at July 31. A statement issued from the Treasury showed that the loan fund has a credit of l.485,46'7 pounds, and there was 3,- 176,955 pounds in trust funds, mak- ing a total 01 4,662,422 Dflunds. Against this was a debit of 3,714,907 pounds in conso`idated revenue, which was temporary covered by l,- 4i4,90'i pounds from »loan fund and 2.300.000 pounds frqn-I trust funds, leaving a net credit of 947,515 pounds.

LIFE SAVED. AGED SIX!

_ The caursge and presence of| mind of a child were revealed in a letter received at the Primary Cor- respondence school, which is large- ly responsible for the education of children in the distant and sparse- ly populated parts of the State.

A mother wrote asking that her child, who is under slx years oi age, should be exempt i'i'°m 1%'

Agaln Delayed

, _ _ fant fell overboard into 10 ft.,of

water.

1¥ddi_§:_i:i :garment hits” baby sister im UP UD the C-1186 Of

FUNUAL » DIIIUIOII the woman in the boat brought the

W M od father of the -- children. The baby ° " ww ‘ “awk “nl M ‘m°"" “'i"i'"°' i” responded to first aid treatment.

bu much worse condition as he was v , _ .

Sum W°“id 5° m°i`e than im5'i'iii“3 ation of traffic and the reduction

The six years old boy immediate-

t the Siilsnt little boy was in

e_:_-y exhausted

PARISH 0F 812,000 BQUAIE MILES

When Rev. P. Smith returned to

his parish of Alice Springs recent-

to attend Synod and to obtain a.

his parish he had travelled about '|500 miles. The first 4000 miles were covered to attend the Synod of the Diocese of Carpentaril. at Thursday Island.

About 18 month ago, Mr. Smith

was appointed the first Priest in charge of the parish of Alice Springs a parish which runs north and south for 529 miles and east and west for 603 miles giving it an area of 312,000 square miles, or ai- most three times that of Great Bri- tain a.nd Ireland. On foot and on horseback, by train and motor truck, he has traversed parts of the ln- land that previously have not known a clergyman.

To raise the necessary funds to

buy a car for the work of his par- ish, Mr. Smith lectured on life in the outback of Central Ausralia.

Prior to his return to his parish

an appeal was made for an assist- ant for him, and R/ev. W. J. Bens- ley, vicar of Chinchilla. volunteered for the post. Mr. Bensley will make his headquarters at Tennant's Creek, the new goidfield, where there are already 700 people. His home will be a tent, and his church will be in the open air.

LORD MAYOR. CAUTIONED

With a view io the better regul-

of, the accident rate, regulatisns have recently been introduced in Brisbane prohibiting pedestrians from crossing streets except at in- tersections and approved crossing- places. One of the first to be cau- tioned for a bleach of the regula- tions was the Lord Mayer (Alder- man A. J. Jones), who has been telling the story against himself.

CONSTABLE SWIMS TEN MILES

To arrest an escaped aboriginal

murderer, a constable of the North- ern erritory police swam 10 miles through shark-ilfested waters.

A police party was in search of

the irlurerer when it was leamed that he had reached Grose Island. The constable who was accompany- ing him had become iii. so Con- stable Langdon went on by himself. hoping to find some means of ferry- ing himself across to the island. »Not a boat of any sort was avali- able anywhere in the vicinity. so quite undalultcd, the constable swam the 10 miles th;ough shark- infested waters to the island to effect the ab:>riginai’s capture.

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P r e s b y t e ry Of P.E.I. In Special Session

The Prcsbytery of Prince Ed~.v:Ird

Islmd met in special session at ll 5, m, on Tuesday, October 15th ill Zion Church Hail, Charlottetown. and was opened in due form by the Moderator, mv. D. I... Griffiths. Those present were Rev. D. L Grif- fiths, Moderator; Rev. R.. Hensley stavert, Clerk; Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Rev. J. A. Pritchard, Rev- T. Owen Hughes. Rev- Edwin While. Rvev. J. C. Robertson, Rev. J~ W. S~

Cleary' i\l1d'MeS‘1\'5- Si-ewan M°'i Rev. T. Owen Hughes was :ip

J. A Pritchard, Marshfield. The- -h\~,qr_ --

agreed to receive the call :ind to

nil in the Masters kingdom, they ug u‘,n|p°n‘um_

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God-speed~ Standing of North Lake School

After the cali had been placed in fm- september

Mr. Pritchard's hands by the Mod- Grade x-I, Rita Macnoholrl; 3, , . erator of Presbytery it was accented Amelia Mmponald, ‘ by him. His work in the Marsh- G,-ad, v;11_.1_ Ronald Mwpgn.

field pastoral charge will :lose on ard; 3_1-helm, MRL,”-en,

October 30th. In accepting the cali Gr-,de V1 .__ 1, Ruth mngweil; 5, Mr- Pfiilliit-rd SP°ii€ Oi ifhe 30118 Margaret MacDonald; 3, John Mac-

drives and the heavy work n this Dm~,a]d_

field. A man can stand such drives grade v_1_ Fannie Fraser.

for a while but they will soon begin Grade 1V_1_ Agnes Magnomyld; to tell on one's strength. He said 2, william MacDonald; 3, Mal-guor.

that he could never forget the kind- he Marp,-ma|d_

ness ofthe people of this fi=1d~ Af- ch-ado II - I. Bessie Jarvis; lr, for havins siven the matter very walter lvlaenonrld; ll, Russell Mao-

serious consideration, he felt that D0;-m1d_

while he could wish to remain, he Gr-g,d¢ 1 (nl _1_ Flgrcme MM. believed that he was doing the wise phee; 2, Jgseph Macponrrid; 3, Ken

thing in accepting the call and he new MIu;Phe¢_

trusted that the brethren could all Grade I fb)-1. Thelma MacPh.i:e;

Lowry. 'l’h-D- and RW WDW" MC- soo It In that light. z_ Loo Mrononalo; Il, christina .rar

, - vis.

Kinnon. Cameron Mcmchlan and i’°ii`ited interim moderator of the Tcacher-I.=obcl F. lviI=.<'.Auiay.~.

Dari Foster. Eifiefi 3-“ii M555” E°i`i sessions of the Marshfield pastoral (Patriot please copy) Mchlnis, Benjamin MCEW¢f\» i-iesief charge and was requested to have _»__...__l -TIF liiii 51°* MCNOVUL "Pi'¢S9i"ii3' the pulpit declared vacant on the i=;1‘||l0r|aN wavy;

tive layrnen. first sunday of November. *___

A heM’iY Weiwme Wi” Cxifnfied Mr. T. Owen Hughes, Rev. Edwin NEW ygg_K_ 0% 1~7_A dale-sn. by tho M°d°fHi°f “J R" Wm" White. Rev G- Carlyle W@i1'it'ff» tion of hrIrrIre..rvr.= who camo orolr MoCleary on his attending the first Rev, n,_ Hensley Stavert_ Rev J. W. (mm 5 tom. of Eumne last hmm meeting of Presbytery sin” N5 iii' S. Lowry and Rev. E. C. Robertson aboard the “ner Emépn to “wha diiti-i°“ iiii'° me summemde °°n` “ii *Wk* “fy iiighiy °i Mi- Pmch' their annual convention walked' gregation. Mr. MoCieRl'y tiiifiiieii ard's work, not only in his cam con- down me nngplank to mlmounw G

the Court for their very kindly wel- 5,-egamn 3_u¢, ago %1y_}_;|5 w_iliingness new wrinkle In hah, style _ 3 come. o serve e es ry n every , ,_ ' _, ‘ The chief item of business before p0,_,1b1, w,,y_ They an joined in ex. {iA5__;;‘°of §i_i;ir‘_fi;ii:_i;_ :age-fe _her ";§hP'°“b,i,'ifrymw;'€ gifxidf ifmnflngeg’ iv‘vi,'_;_°"d, Mmcpgfharg in the back" was their b'-si. eiri

w aca ro . . er es or sur :tn » -

Springhill, N-S-. i\iidi’¢55¢ii W WW- happiness in their new sphere ol Piii'““i'i°n-

call was a hearty llid iililiiiiiiiiii-3 The Presbytery then adjourned -

one. me was signed bv 80 members to meet at tho roll of the Moderator °°°K'“`0° S'i`°i’S GAME

and 108 adherents. Bild WHS BCG'-"m“ and Clerk of which public Invita- F

panled with s guarantee of $l.800.00 tion was given. and the meeting was ‘Cam im i‘i'¢W » with the use of the Mensa and four closed with the benedition by the SYDNEY N- 5- Wi- 0Ci» 15-I weeks holidays. _The call was pre- Mgqenwr-_ Rev, 11 L_ qfmm-,,_ large white cockatoo that took ex- sented to the court by the clerk. ilmriot please copy) volition io footballers invading iii

Rev. R.. Hensley Stavert. It was do_r;1a_in forced "time out" to bi

ca e while it was removed fron

:Eu hi’i`le°ide°fpr;:ifAi1‘l£n?nerl‘:al‘2.:!’m EMPEROR. REFUSES OFFER me Held' It nuuered about tm lf! I 0 - ~ l rs i.hro bout the e di

12;; laid M;:_Nevir; T0 PUT LIONS IN CIRCUS gm gh; “n`:,||-¢ the 053,? of ig I Q Of B ll' C S00 Oli O l- »~ ,

the wnsrezaiion: Mr. Stewart Mc- 'rho owner or rl mice.. _ _~.ur, °°'°i°i °°°°“"°"" '

Kinnm for Highfield: Mr. Earl Mo- Informed that lmlporor I-nlle Inuls for Herrinllton. and Messrs. selsssle has replaced five Ilonswlth Cameron Mclrachian and Benjamin gm new °n,¢_,_ wkpuphm mm 1°. McEwen apobe for the Mt. Btervltrt “y “um K he 'en wmm' go IOOHOD. All wid Of thO [OOO W0l‘K *nd two of the num." w [Ama Nvinl Nm 4.°“¢ ill' Mr- Pfitvhifd don for exhibition. 'rho emperor and of hw wfrv they "N '~° iw roples that he would like to com- hirn. Still. if he felt that this was p[y_ but and "_ W” gmposgble be. I °l-ii W I i‘i'K¢i' “Phe” °f iilfiui' cause ci’ the enormous difficulties

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