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May 24th. Seats on sale at usual places. .

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-NEEDS 8PRiNKuER—-As the street work at Summerside pro- gressos. the need of s motor sprinh ler is becoming more and‘ more lip- parent. The old horse team~is slow. dusty and uncertain. in fact its np- pearance upon the streets is a rat- her sure indication that a rain storm is at hand.

--'BR‘iiDA-L SHOWER-A num- ber of the girl friends of Miss Bessie Lord gave her a ‘variety shower" at the Emmmerside ‘Mel-ho dist parsonage, on Thursday even- ing. A large number were 01'9"!“ and many ibeautiilul gifts were re~ ceived testifying l0 their 111811 455' teem. "Miss Lord is to be one of t n principals in a very interestins event tomorrow. Tuesday.

--DR.AMATi0-'I'ho Ksnsinswil Dramatic Club staged their 90'9"" iar and realistic drama. "Lilli? house Nan" in tho 1mm"? ha" M ‘Maipeque on Wednesday night 10 an audience that filled the hnil l0 the last inch or stnndins r°°m~ The appointments of the hall are modern and the rpatrons 1199791315‘ tive. Cast of 011811101975 W" a5 t6ilows:—Ned Ned Blake, Summer Boarder. R. 4S. P. Jardine: Mb El- dow—Pres. ‘Sea Coast Banking Co. Ed Lynda; Sir Arthur Choke-An English Adventurer. Colin McKin- non; lnjun Jim-Alerook. Roy E1‘ lis; uchabod-Buzzar-Lishthouse Keeper. W. H. Darrach; Nan Buz- zar—LigJ1-thouse Nan, Elia McMla- harflliomnse Eidow-—Daughter of Mr. Eidow Helen Cooke; Hon. Sa- rah ‘Chumday Choke, sister of lSii‘ Arthur. Janie Lynds; 'M‘oil Buzza! wife of Ichalbod, iMrs. P. McMahon The "acting throughout the whole presentation was effective and the characters interpreted their pants iwith a spirit that was true to life. The interest of the audience who know well how to appreciate a good performance, never once flag ged and the support theygave the performers was kind-ly helpful. Specialties were rendered by the following-iilongs-Miss Daisy Orr Miss Mildred Harrington. Rev. J. M. Miurchison; iMr. Gordon Leitch; Pianist, Miss Ella ‘McMahon. A! ter the performance, the good peo-

banquet ‘in the upper hall, which was fully appreciated. Y.

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--TH¢ KEN-SINOTON Dramat- on, Comedy Drama "Lighthouse Nan." in Green Oak Theatre, Aiberton on Tuesday

--CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND. i 'wi

preach at Sunimersido onhlonday the 23rd at 7.30 p. m. and on Sab- hulh the 39in 4t Cape Traverse st 103a. Searieson-n nt 3, nnd n! Bor-

ple of aipequg entertained the ac- tors and special performersto u

men are busily _ lg lnylg‘ l 5W! track from the lllln line o! the P_ tE. I. i1. to the sheds of the cflldlllfcefllnlny at themat- ern end or Bunmerside.

-GIAVEL FOR OTRGIT» Six oarlosds o! gravel arrived at sum. moi-side yesterday from: anagsnce N. 8.14mi will be equally liivided between __the street work that is progressing on Watirstreet and emu-n mm. -- _

--V|!RY - OREIIITAILI-a- The Bumersldo police officers o; duty throughout the day and night are having a quiet-Mme, not a single case of drunkenness being seen on any of the streetsfor the vpsst few days.

..-.MAKING REGULAR TRIPS- The Grand River ferry boat. has been put in good shape and is now

it very convenient for auto parties going through to the West end of the Island.

_.-MA K-EB I M PIOV-EMENT-Ex tensive alterations are being made in the anterior of A. Home's show room, Bunnnerside. The old_ office has lheen torn down and‘ an up-to- dnte one is being erected. Mr. Willis Warren. is in charge of the work.

-OIAHflT.lO' ENT-ERTAI N- MENT———The Dramatic Club of the Presbyterian church Summerside. staged the comedy drama "The Country Schoolmhm" in Central Bedeque hail on Friday night to s. capacity attendance. Specialties by Miss Lena Linkletter, Miss Bessie ISmaIhman, Bud Mountain and Roy Smallmnn did much to in- crease the enjoyment of the per- formance. ‘The proceeds of the en- tertainment, which amountod to more that $50.00 is for the benefit of foreign missions. The Summer- side entertainners were much pleas ed with the excellent. reception accorded them in the sister town. i400»?

wescrnnn Pnnsonans

—Ariemas Cameron and wife of Augustine Cove, motored to Sum- merside.

--Frank Arsenauit, of Moncton. N. B. arrived Friday night to spend a few days in Sumrnerside visiting friends.

—Mrs. George Cushing and you“: so“ of Portland, ‘Mains arrived Friday evening to spend the sum- -mer with her parents .Mr. and Mrs. 1-1, I) Murray_ Linkletter. ' __._._@oc>-——

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of their policies with Instead of

to the line unswenving pracillflll-

Liberal would he Wreckers, and grasping at every Wboriunity. uwhether right ‘or wrong. by which

the Meighen Government, or a cor- rgspondlflg injury to the country- There is absolutely nothing of the genuinely farmer element in their whole combination. in real fact their very origin is in the Grain Growers’ Association. a giant com- mercial concern seekng tomoryop- olize the grain trade of western Canada. to the certnn injury of the yholo country. ,'i‘o carry their point, even inthe west, they offer free agricultural implements, and ‘American markets for grain, in order to secure a support, and to the east their sacrifice is n stone for food and n slap in the face for comfort.

ago the Montreal Star, speakng of the imperial Con- ference, congratulated Canada up- on having in the person of Prem- ier IMeighen "a man of courage.“ With -him there is no siinking

i A few days

making regular trips_ which makes ,

tural interests the)’ Wmlld eschew, tricky partisan method! snvl 11W

thsthey are [openly pie-Vina the DON-i l‘ “cs1 851119 in consort with the l

they can work a ‘pfellldcfl against .

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carried by the Ht ‘MT- smml b?’ the big majority fiver iWO i-iwu‘ sand votes. if tie W“ f9" M the west in the iyrt of our Prem- icr or c. -wan-t mourase of any kind the electoni this constitu- ency would moqireiy have bee" postponed. But is 110i 80. U19 election is not ly milled 011 bl"- ‘is m lbs held qthe 27th June. Whether or notii imisiudses the people or the at. he certainly shows his con-films in them and his willingness nlbiile the deci- sion of the pare whatever that decision may b! immi-u- ONTARIO Gil KIDNAPPED ANDHLOROFORMED

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Pmniihlohisrr. Ont. May 21- This mornlngiere were no fur- ther deveiopmts in the investig-

away from any issue. He is in the field to face whatever comes lhefore him. In the west n sent_ was vacated by the lamented death of the i-lon. A. L. Sifton. This sent was nlway Liberal, and‘

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lcian, who wsfound gagged anrl

ntion into t kidnapping and chlorl-formingl Tuesday night oi’ lMiss Edna K..ee, leader of Knox Church choimd prominent musi-

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Miss Lee's parents and the pol I ice here attribute Jealousy "and an attempt to blacken her char- acter" as motives for the deed Miss Lee is isuiifering from shock and exposure in the open, ~hutis other, .- wise unhurt. fPolice Chief Wilson " said today:

"Miss Lee is a splendid singer and her leaving one church to goio another has caused bad feeling."

The chief said he thought that . an "organized grudge" might be at V the ‘bottom of the affair. The aut- horities ars today making invest- igations in Listowei. which is Miss Lee's homo town, and in Guelph The police say that livhiss Leo could not have tied the knots with which she was bound.

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