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Other Questions ‘Considered By

Trade Board Discusses TownSewerqge Problems

Summiersido

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Thh column ls reserved for news of local interest. bit ad g of a aeway nature may be inserted at five cents a word. strip!!! PI!- able in Idvanes.

Personals é-

Barah ‘Iremers. oi Hemp- entered the Pl. island for treatment.

' fAGlLNllfi

" intoroatcd- In Air Service To llflll.

in Charlottetown l!)

plane from Montreal at i p-In. yes-

Mermaid i

CALVIN CIIUICII, Divine worship will be conducted on Sabbath next at 230 m. Rev.

G. Carlyle Webster, m ter.

. Mr. ILMC. Lewiu. Itneral

0d the Boweters New. oimdland Pulp and Paper Osmpany légt ant hoiér arlrlitulda Atoll lets: for

tmer ca: _ . it; a1.

him on his flight was hisﬁsiepcreilsrmy‘. Mr. ‘IHH. Winslow, and AIW. Bent- ley. woods manager. Mrs Bentley Wﬂs e100 u passenger on the piano

Board Of Trade.

guys-q, watsrJhast OoIllasDrIsﬂora. Water Street gig-y, water shoot’; Mark daudet. J1 Granville Street‘.

The many friends of Mrs, Daniel Mcladyczi of Hunter River, will i regret to learn that she is u pati- 11441 ent in the P11. Hospital.

newsman United Church Th‘ "WW "lends o! Arm“!

. Brown, son oi Mr. and Mrs. er and as “M” NW’ ‘ “ muan‘ Nwm Brown, York, are pleased to see

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DIP hind at Moses Jeweilrryhgtog" m“ 11-2-11.

JIW LDNDON Presb rial ge. Services Sunday, overn- r 4th in Geddie Memorial at 11 . M. Long River at 2.30 P. M. and liiton at 7.30 P. M. Rev. K. gurgis wiIllt pfeaﬁad Rev. J. A.

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_CIIUBCII S E12 V I C I.‘ S.- odquc United Church, Sunday, 4th. Bedeque 11 A. M.

_ bany P. M. Borden 1.30 P. M. inister. Rev. J. M. Bazter. D.,

_ MALPEQUE - The services . Malpeque United unday were conducted by Rev. . J. Crowdis. At the morning Qrshlp Mr. Crowcis chose as his ems in Men oi

. an excel 1min, regular choir song

e anthem “Bound the Battle ry”. At the evening service, him was oi a special nature, Rev. . _ Crowdis preached on the sub- .cf the Claurtctiii.

tod . Th

rge all-indies’ choir, who led in e singing of missionary hymns. rs, John I-logg, Summerslde, avored the audience with two los. with much expression and feet, namely "When ‘They Ring

e Golden ells" by Dion De arbelli; and “Shall I Empty Haml- . Be" b John Hollis. A s e- iai offer was taken at tis - ice ior WMB. purposes.

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of the driest properties in

nd churches.

offer my farm for sale. consist-

'of one buadiaed acres o“: land OII 0f m, ICIGI I‘- ~ shto of salvation. e ght - - ‘ hardwood. the bal- Illder soft wood and pasture. large dwelling house with hard- ood ﬂooru running water, and a odem hath room. One barn

P! l ‘bu-igldiognnewﬂilxilihme ziixflAisoagood

ace house oultry house.

Property open f r -» would b:

eovurhllay.

ROI!!!‘ CABBUTIIBS 1 1 3_ Carleton. P. i. l. ~ - l.

AUCTION

At South Granville Acting under Instructions actor Corbett. I wlliiaeil on remiaaa on

I NﬁAY, NOVIDQII 1th

Beginning at 12 UCLOCK NOON

farm containing 150 acres. 0n ' Property there is an abund- ce of wood and lumber. It is all r and level. Would make an I to iarm. School and church iihin five minutes walk of house.

ls three miles distant from radalblne Station. Also two will“:

mes. 1 time 1 filly I urig a? “'

inspection. . ' ’ l“

of his

onths old. l milch cows. "l sow

c. ll ahee 1 brood x weeks 0o hug, ztoél. 1 . um ear-t, gran, “n” f“! sleigh» 1 c1131.}. slit-in, “diifkhly mower, ha s, cream P"! l‘. ow -brrow III srtlel

eaioun

‘ _. . "ﬁlo a large quantity of house- is.

furniture and cooking uten-

Terms H ‘hi’ is unfit, Isle on next day.

HUGH MOBIISON. *5 Auctioneer.

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- Kehlington at

Church on ter

t f h a ‘ giiouoh iiliugrda‘ nliiioio lose money i Island Hospital on Oct. 20. 1946 to

gaze“, W‘, nﬁlbll, Sat ll , member tad. A-llepieeg c. a,’

' i0-19-3is “UKTION AND ‘AN- rstﬁlreed service men o‘! u .

am later. w iii-sin. Fm. cayni‘ s N's;-

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Rogers in “Tihuel eggs; and thé Knight.

IIomtuion-ore offered annually to

enable students to carry on studies

as any university in u» United Will one in

ciai ry, I.O.D.!i.. Summerslde. ll-d-Ii

--KENSINGTON. Freetown and Malpeque Presbyterian Churches. Services Sunday. November 4th. 1 A. M. Sacrament

of the Lord's Supper. And at 7.30 P. M. W. M. S. hank Offering. Rev. T. W. Goodwill, B. A., wil lbe the Special Speaker. Special music by the Choir. Freetown at 3 P. M. and Mai eque at 7.30 P. M. Pre- Commun on Service at Kenslng- to Friday, November 2nd at 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. A. McGowan, ﬁllnilsl- . -2- .

Former Grand River Man Iiies In Summerside

Citinens of Summerside and vicinity were shocked to learn of the sudden death yesterday morn- ing of Neil A. MacDougall of St. Eleanors. He had complained oi.’ being ill the evening before and in the morning appeared to be worse. He was taken to the Prince County Hosplt l and died a few minutes alter he rrlved there.

Mr. MacDougall was a son oi the late Mr. and Mrs. Roderick MacDougiall of Grand River and was a. veteran of the First Great War, being severely wounded and losing an eye. Alter the war he held a number of civil service ap- pointments, incktding the position oi Indian agent. At theedtimetof his

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He was 4'1 years of age and ls survived by his wife, the former Cicily MacDougall of Summerside and nine children. Alban with the R.C.A.F. in Ontario, Kathleen in Ottawa, Hltrlcia in SllIIllIlBfSldB and Hilda, Lawrence, Erwin, John. Francis and Donald at home. There are also three brothers, Ed-

ssmvoo - ms Matinee Saturday 2:30

IVIOINNING (MONDAY) for four days

“ TliE Silliii A

of BERNAIIETTE"

Show: 6:45 - 9:15 Deon Open At 6:15

Motiness Tues. and Thurs. 3:30

Attend the First Show: for best

selection of Scots.

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ioived to collect causes an odor to . D l l!

“ﬂmosm biiiqfiiimt this n

beangolngon tor somelye an

comes from the sew-

erage outlet oi the Dehydration plant. A inundation of a com- ls be lrlid by the reiuse edom the plant sewer and he stat.-

ingsh t

should be allowed to erdat.

unfi are’: " "m" M M *6 of this Town are allow- ed to swim in this same area. Mr. Campbell stated that during the reconstruction period ivh ut of

. e Keys oi the Water and Sewerage Committee of the Town stated that the engineer, Mr. Wei-Ill. had been investigat- ing the matter ci the congestion

of the

his report slated that the plant. was not Iling sufficient. core in screen- ing the refuse from the plant. The report claimed that if proper care W85 taken that the stoppages in the sewerage would not occur and

d would go through to the outlet and be carried

away by the tide.

Mir. Baker, hi5 opinion that the Town should swalne to the situation and provide

Earle R. Bell and Allen Maclvlillen.

committees, City Clerk J, erton suggested that since the alr-

port

sglendirrilg l its, cl hers of the Council should be in-

eluded in the membership oi the three committees. -

MacDonald (chairman), R. Before the appointment oi the A. Full-

ject involved the ‘City money outside the City's tizens other than mem-

pmper sewerage and garbage dis- Dmal. Beef Cattle Prices

agriculture committee stated that] price conditions were not good. He: said he knew of several cases where ' cattle could not be disposed of duel to the existing low price which he believed was due to the present meat rationing system. It was felt the; there was not much arfion the Board could take except perhaps Yo‘ point local conditions out to the- Government.

____ ________Z_____ Iomething." He really thought the matter "should be attempted, for thenCity cannot pass up this mai-

t .

elAn English war-bride, a Mrs. Graham, said she hoped she would “have a place to live in this winter and that tlhe City will do

somethin uickl .

Hon. 25m... said he was aware of the seriousness of the present housing situation in Char- lottetown and that he was willing to do everything he could to fur- ther any decision the City Council might make regurdin the matter.

S. P. Paoli sad he was in Montreal last week and had dis- cussed the City's housing situa- tion with building officials there. One reason why yontritctors here were not getting building material was because the Government was diverting it to cities whpse needs were greater than those of Char- lottetown. He informed the meet- ing that the Sun Life Insurance Comp-my was sending s. man .0 Charlottetown next week to "work out a system for low rental hous- ing." Mr, Paoii also stated the Dominion Government was e- poring u §,_ ‘w scheme w icn would allow houses to be put up at. cost.

A Grave Problem

The Rev.‘ '1‘. E. MIGLQIIDID said anyone who goes intomany houses

ward in Grand River, William and Dr. James in Rumford. Maine. and one sister, Mrs. Harold Mat- lock, Champion, Alta; also n half siste Mrs. Michael Morrison, Grand River.

lﬁlnoral arrangements had not been completed last evening.——S.

COMMITTIES NAMED

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quarters hedbohsdoneim-

" can. opera e ", e "WW" te tn airport a sol: “end we should not delay in

y . MacDonald said he thought. real estate firm should take

tbs pmiect over Com.

srroindespemtenaugdfof andsomelvhing

doubt whether or not tile Govern- ould talking over

approve the _s. project by Private enter-

MoKes said that on the 1B0 families, one boiler

Opposes Profit Idea

|lly found their wia-y on the streets

. m . “It is a matter d

in Charlottetown will soon learn the housing situation is s. ‘grave roblem. l-ie was interested in it Because oi the moral issues in- volved as well as for the many other reasons which he had heard.

Children living in poor homes eas-

and he thought such a project as the one proposed could not but have a beneficial effect on many children. Mr. clennan thought there were many reasons why the plnn should be proceeded with at once.

Lt-Coi. K. I. Rogers said it was his opinion if the city did not go ahead with the project, lt was "missing a golden opportunity." Placing 150 families at the airport

soon be avail- mble. l-le did not think the City should consider the profit angle, for the City would be gaining by helping to build up an industrial eommunit near at hand. He was

what the Provincial Government's intentions in the matter were. clqdkle tut): i ll wing“, u ed e o o : ttee: Coun. '1'. B. man), Messrs. Gordo 5, P. Psoll, Major T. Ii. MscNutt, and Rev. T. E. Madhennun. Building committee: Coun. J. T. McKee (chairman), Co, K. S. Rogers, and A. V. Ainsworth. Finance committee: Ooun. .6.

BIRTHS .

Recorder (KM. Martlm-“Is it not a mistake to make any profit» ect? Charge

but there ia a surplus, make a re-

bate to the tenants in roporticn

to the cunts they psi in." ntiey said he agreed

should be made out of such a pro- ject. He thought it was undesirable for any private organization 1o deal with the mutter. There was a

sultub n thought the ul "take a hand in this thing," but he had found the Dominionhﬁlciv- no reapona , ' “ , "to house anybod '- 5 geople were uakin for homes, Vi entley acid, and e thought

Tolannti:

ALL LiNE$ a SWY: 1T5 fir.‘ EOINR T. E. IIWKEY

to pey my share oi the " Mr. Bentley sai

No one knew what kind of winter was ahead, Mr. Bentley continued. and if ‘there were unemployment so that some oi e tenants could not rovinclai Govern- asked to pay

I03 CALI — l” QUUII CAR. With [QM W88. Blflzlﬂefgillllxldl’ ply to’! i-l Panniers 8th a];

PAINTING ing. Phone

AND PAPIIIANG- iﬁ- Dcrcb 8t. L‘ w’ 112::

III) ‘E00! til from '

DU Mr. ﬁr, ‘Hospital on Nov. 1 with the Re rder that no profit iJaclr and Mrs. Duffy

LAVIBB - At ti? Prince Edward

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lever; u daugh- ter. I

H‘! -- At the Charlottetowt

1945, to C? of Chariot e- town, a son. DEATHS

MoDONAI-D - Suddenly at Iur Harbor, Maine, on . 30, 1M5, McDonald. formerly of this

om. . MMDOUGALI. - at an .1 n t ’ . ‘ a as FJIIIQI Oﬂ M‘

unerl from Churc , Saturday, st 2 p.m.

In Memos-lam

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In fend IINI who poled away two yeolmlge

today. r m hhwif ad . n” i" H‘ ‘if-iii:

N. D. MacLean

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°§t"'§%.‘.‘.“‘“t“°“ ‘£2 D I7 B BB8 P111. V. . .1. Morrison, minister. 11-2-41

REV. J. M. MUKCIIISON of the Bible Society will conduct service in Doiable hurch of Scotland on Friday. Nov. 2 at 8 ' and on

Mr. Murchison will 879M}! in Montague Presbyterian hurch at l1 a,m., Cardigan Presbyterian

dehydration plant sewer and‘

Church at 3 p.m., and Dundas Un- ited Church at night. 11-2-11

SOIGBITY MEETING — The regular meeting oi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority was held ai. the home of Mls Alfreda Pickard on Monday evening, Ocfober 29. The business session was conducted by the pres- ident. Mrs. George Walters, after

which the member; were honoured _

by having as their guest speaker, Mrs. DM. Cass, who gave a mos‘. interesting and enlightening talk on the fundamtntal‘; of painting, ex- plaining how all form and colour. or shadow, are respeztlvvzly ihe prosodic: or absence oi light" illust- rating the point by clever sketch- ins and showing some of her oom-

leted work. Mrs. Gem expressed

e opinion that anyone wfflciently interested could, with proper in- struction and adequate application, become Proficient enough in ‘ha art to derive a great deal oi pleasure from it. though inherent talent was doubtless necrssary to become a great artist. A lengthy n-n/d profit- able cucsticn period followed, dur- ing which the members o'er? given painters which would b; helpful in judging paintings.

him home again after a serious operation in the PEI. Hospital.

Remembrance llay Services Planned

which was ilo by Capt. Carl Burke. While h-e e, ihe party had luncheon at The Charlottetown with MT- W-E- Agnew. trad-e agent for Newfoundland. Mr. Icwin is fnter- r-lcci "n developing an air routn Charlctt/rtnrm to Newizund-

i above places crryzﬂczirship, wherefihs

two min ilif-‘g of b,

The committee appolntcd by the; executive of the CllfiflCillhC/"Ili branch to make IATTBIIQEZUEHIS for the proper observance of Remem- bnmce Day which falls this you": on Sunday. (November 11th) ilavc decided to acxpt the lnvit"

of the officials cf Srim Dun_. _ Basilica and 'I‘rinit_v United Chur to attend service there,

The parade will leave the Legion Home at 10.30 and march to the monument where wreaths will be placed, after which His Honour the lieutenant Governor is is ex- pected will ta-ke the salute at the north end of Church ‘street. The

parade will then proceed to the

observed at i1 t ed that a like served in ell City Churches,

It is hop-

s Dillon. will bg 0b-

Full information oi the arrange-

ments will appear in the press be. fore Remembrance

Day.

FCR SALE

At North Carleton. Situated on

Surnmersidc-Bnrden paved high- way.

Consisting of 74 acres. illl

l-"OR PRIVATE SALE

.0ne draft more, ll years old: I percheron horse. 2 1-2 years old;

l filly. 4 months old; 8 milk

COWSZ

6 young cattle; one kitchen range

(Kootenayl. DAVID WHITE

acres clear in n high state of cul- tivation and the balance in yrooﬂ lumber and wnod with a never fall- ing brook running through farm. Buildinrrr: in good condlilon. some new. Handy school, shipping, churches and stow-rs. Quick sale de- slrcble. IIcber E. Myers. Albany, RJI. 2. t

Emerald

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PRINCE rowan!) ISLAND MUTUAL rms INSURANCE COMPANY

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CARL I. WIIKS, Albertel. SYDNIY I. BIRCH, Part Iill.

FRANK I. GALLANT, Wellington. JOHN A. THOMPSON; lensington. CLIFFCRD SIMPSON, Stanley Bridge

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W. V. CRAIG, Middleton.

D. J. MaeLIlAN. North Wiltalilre.

GEDDIE MscLEOD, Bonahaw. PARKMAN JENKINS, Charlottetown. GEORGE M. GRANT, Charlottetown.

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