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' vertlslng our noes-e andlee n a great number o! on:

. there ls still an eaeellen valneo.

vqlodonlt think that bee Qpeolels that there aren't any."

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‘ifs-SILVER POX I'll-Ts an being bunt daily at the dfioo of I. maham Rogers. Summersida. 4201

w-H)! SALE-A large Enterprise e drive meat chopper, retails IQltn new at over $100.00; would ‘l! at about hall price. Call at Races. 4669.

Qp-walvran-rwo black d- dark Qer registered female luau. All! ﬁe male. Pups or adults. Write or Qpne immediately B. Graham ken, Summeraido. 4001

T-naavou MANSON IN ‘mam ﬂlBCK-Mr- E. W. Manson, May- n o! lummorslds, had a miracu- Xym escape lrom serious injury when the because car of tha New» train coming Wat. m Mon- dq night left the rails and turned over on its side near ‘Travellers Rat. Mayor Manson had gone in- pumbqgege oertoapeaktothe dlicial in charge of the car. While and the conductor were con- aising together they felt a jolt hid made a movement to srab lwld ﬂaberwhlehrunsalongthewp Q the car, but. before they could so the car turned over. They standing near the stave and

- dUCT-Os ieli across the stove, yor Manson falling in a. heap do him, bumplnl his head Elnst the stove. Fortunately the

turned over so that the stove

have resulted. The rnen es- d with just a lew minor bruis- were derail- but did not. turn over. Tin en- which had not left the rails u.» goeeded into Bummerside and _ “gm out an empty coach for ‘ ta. They also Iatted for the saunas from Bor- ﬂ and transferred the passengers the train west oi the wreck. morning train yesterday from aﬂottewwn was dilly!!! Willi! the track not being quite clear the wreck. A wrsoklns train was clearing the lint. but the IIK difficult owlnl to the heat?

backwards instead of forwards. much more serious damage

Q, The passenger cars

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If sovm loo ooorlltlons actually tied

present. sloply ol seal last 2

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--lNOI BIOVILB. sold whole- aaia and retell at Brsots- M80- -Gl-;T READY for Carnival in Bsdoque Rink, January 25th. Note change o! data. Prisca given lot tha best and most comical rigs. 4599

.-_-._- -—DOUBLE HEADER IIOCKIY in the Keualnstan link wursdlll. Jan. ma. North Shore Indus- Acea vs. irishlawn and Reid's 00r- ner vs. New Annm- Fin! slmt oenanroncins I. 1J0 11m. Bkstlnl after match. Admission 10 and 20 carts. . 4643

-WEEKLY WRIST-The r0!“- br weakly whist o! the lummer- alde Branch of the C. M. B. A. was held in It. Paul's Hail on Monday evening. The prise winners were: Lsdiss, Miss Annie Coyle and was gentleman's,

1m Blac-

Arsanault; Gabriel Gallant and quiers. l

-'M.ANY VISITORS FROM wlgf-Jfha warmer temperature q Tuesday brought a larva num- b" 9g pq-gggor; from he welt of the Province into Bununsrslde. “my” ma visitors were Rev. Ur- llln Gillia o! Wellington. Mr. R. A: mm o! Abrams village. Mr- Campbell of ouary and other!- They report, very bad roads and severe cold durlns last week. S.

“BRIDGE AND DANCE - The hides and dance put on by the sedmlnton Glue o1 at. salary‘! Church on ‘ruesdoy evenlns W" lergoiy attended and a veYI luc- ceasmrl affair. Prise winners lo!‘ Qridgo, ladies mo. Jar-dine and ma. w. n. McDonald; sentlemlm- Mr. L. A. I. Home and Dr. I. T. Tanton; Auction Firty-Ilves Wil- fred Leaky. Alter ards and re- froahrnlenta amema w enmi- Mrs. Ruth Mdstllﬂl il-Iﬂl I that rnusie~6

—INBTA.LLATION 0F OFFI- CIl-B-The officers of hills $1- ven {page 1.. o. B. A.. lumanar- slde, for 1934 were installed M their regular mﬂ-‘UXIS W 5~ 349‘ Donald and l. Glldden and are a! gdlqwg; worthy Mats-ass Sister Jessie Dalton; Dowty Mist-Me- Illtar Lena RIYRH’?

, Blswr sham; Finance! iocrotary. Sister Crue; Treasurer. _. _Y._ __:x::

Notice

lroa Ions would your

Ipeelals ha

ter- Pavilner; and Lecturer, Rley; Illa:

be! oi’ Oomsnlttces. Sister Hemmer- son;

' long 0%: that

anoe you aee no llolnsanla We've got tlsesn.

HOLMAN’S

Where Quality. Economy and Service Meet.

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and Prlnco Bounty Chronicle

Batl Director o! Ceremonies. Alina Learn: Grallllln. Ils- ta’ laebens Gl-d-deu; Scoun- Mela- Past llistrom, Blots: Ilthel Emerald; Guardian, mo. Wells; Duals slid Outer Guardian Bros Mdbnald and Rayner-B

—I'ASSED AWAY AT NEW AN- NA! - Tbare pusecl way cu Tuesday, Jan. 28rd, at the home o! but Uri-sitter. Mrs. William Ta-Y" lit. Hrs. Gowﬂ You at the ad- vanred age of 8'1 years. Mrs. Yeo wea born in Fredericton, and was before her marriage-Margaret, Car- olina Hellick. Alter her marriage sh. resided in Bradeibane when she was mast. biﬂﬂy esteemed. Up- on the death of her hudiand last ma?» osme m New Annan she lived with her daugh- ter. who tenderly cared for has during he: last illness. ‘ﬂiers are left to rnoum besides lib-a. ‘Mylar, three other dalahtera, Mrs. Ox ton so Bherhlwkt; M or Grahams M. and ms. Wllllam McLean of Un- rfm Road; and two sons, IlllwrI-th of Owoord and. George in Tona- Tha nrueral is tum: piece this Thurahy morning from the real- dance oi Mr. and MR3. Taylor. 11l- lerment will be in Fredericton. Rev. oariylo Waller-worth. of the Christan church of which the deceased was a member, will have charue of the service. ss~ slated by Rev. w. Nicholson o! Bodoqua-J ,

~BUINB GONCUU!‘ -- There was s very large attendapcg at Ebwonh f-lall, Summerside, ‘Bles- day evening who enlwyed the Burns Ooneertputonbyme Y. P.8.of ‘hinity United Chumh, under the direction of Miss Sue Meadows- Ir. A B. McKay very capably pre- sided. Many of Burns popular poems were heard .n song and verse and were heartily applauded. Duma poem "to a Mouse" was ne-

tlre Jan

ty we have sllltilllled ad- ntll Iebruary. ve been sold. t Selection o! money-saving

Waters,"

l-luestls; soim Mire. Jack Mdaod. The Auid Scotch Bongo and “Char- les is my Darlinf’. Male chorus. “ chorus

Godot “Avid tans was Meadows wea the plan-let 0! the evenina-g

Simmer-aid: is visiting in Char- lottetorwu-G

lng how brother, m. John Cameron manager o! the Provincial Bank at. Tlgnish.

was a visitor to Bumrnerside on Wodneaday~8

aid hold their annual meet‘ homo of the President. Mrs. Joseph Hughes. The meeting opened by ainslng the Irlatitute Ode and nine followed by the President's address

but also helpful and encouraging.

Receipts lor year. lnCllldlllg $16.83

oltad by Mrs. Victor Travers in the warm: oi’ the poet. A comic rosdms by Mc-Fhcraon wal also well received. The was as follows: Opening number duet, by the Misses smallman and Hue Meadows: A male chorus in "Blue Bells of Scotland" and “The Bonnie Banks or Loch Lamond": Resding “To a Mouse." Mn. Victor ﬂavors; "Land of the Lee)" and "March of the Oamerona" by George Bowness; Sale of candy. Quaﬂelte. “Asinle Laurie" rrnd “Coming Thru the Rye"; solo, Mr. Plilllipori; an address on Robert Burns by Rev. 1.. B. oampoellr “laaao O’ Mine” iummaralde Nhia Quartatte: "To s red rod Inge" In. Harry Allan; (xrmlc Scotch Readlnl by Jack McPherson: plsno solo Ma Bmallman: duet. "Alton

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IIIIONAIJ ---_-. -—Mlas MlldrecL Slackiord of

—Miss Miriam (xmemn is visit-

—M.r. Forest Plhlllrps of Oieary

--ll.lss Georgie Horton of the Bummerside Telephone Staff wru a weekend visitor to Kensington. I

—l"rlends will regret to learn that Mr. John F. Scott. d1 Bum- rnarsida la a patient. in she Prince Oouni! Rospltal for treatment. S.

—Capt. Basil Kelly and Mrs. K811! have returned, tron: an inter- oeﬂua trio to New York, where they visited Mal Kelly. lhe Cap- tain's sister. They had an interest- ing visit to Radio City, where the New York Iosrama are broadcast.

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AL MIITING EMERALD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The Women's Institute of Emer- st the

members respﬂndod to the roll call by paying the annual fee. This was

which, not. only was very interesting

TheBecretary, ln her report, stated the yearly expenditure to be $3315.

lelt over from 1932, were $61.10, leaving a balance o! $28.35 to bciln the new year.

The Iollowirll olileers were than elected: President, Mrs. C. W. Cro- ken; Vice President, Miss Muriel clarke; Secretary, Nora McIver; Di- rectors, Mrs. J. A. Murphy and Miss

Catherine MacDonald; Auditors, Mrs. Perc Murphy and Ml§s Verna Mayne.

The new President tools the ohalr and a hearty vats of thanita was cx- tended to the retired President for her lalthlul and diligent worls dur- lng the plat two years. lifter some buslnaaa discussion the meeting ad- journed. During the past year the members have been quite active, but they are somewhat handicapped ow- ing to their small membership. One o! their chief actlvltlea was the staging of a play. With the result of this and other money-making lchanes. they lave generously to the slck. the school, led Cross and other charitable purposes,

NOW 0N HONEYMOON

hero 0t! Qaturday Blmms, New Yo?! actress.

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ILICDON. Md. Jan. it-Orahlm McNamee, the sports commentator. was honeylnooninl with Wile No. 2 today following a ﬂlnlrils marrllla to Mist Ann lee

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vines has been deprived

splendid plmlin-aphltod ciﬂiso- A1-

though he had not been well for

some time hla peeing came as a friends.

worked as a on the dnsdae "Prince Mward" and in 189s ho became alt-ha

dredgeonthedaethd OaptA. Doyle. In 189'! he men-led little moiilnnonﬁfknxrklynbywlrom hehadfoursonsandlourdug- tel-a. M1018 he was appoiuhd - spectorofnredgosforihlﬁLand the Msgdalsnesand in lﬂltiha ProvinoeofNe-w Brunswick was includedl-Dhlltikritory.

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part in Ohuroh work, in

and in the tnnperanw movement. Yor over lusty-seven years he was a faithful member and, psarous IIIPPOHM’ of the Valleyileld uhumh. As an elder for twentytwo years he went. in and out among t-‘ht Dennis and by his sympathy and kindness endeared himself m all. He took an active part in the Oounolla of the Church. the Gem oral Assemblies. , Confer- en-ceamand Prosbyteries. He sewed for over thrty years a; super-i» tendent of the Kllmulr Sunday ﬂohool. His love for little children which was one of his characteristic traits made him an excellent tea- cher while hls thorough knowledge M’ the Bible in Gaelic and Illllsh made him a safe exnosltor. For more than thirty-five years h; acted as gcnerrsl 5'2":- "r" 'l‘ urer for the congregation. Mr. MerDznald was a mrlnbn ol ..rs Al‘. a AM. 8t. Andrews Lcdge, Montague |=n~e 1M5. a member of the K- of P., the I.OG.'I‘., Sons d ‘gernperano; and the Orange 0rd-

The late Mr. MacDonald is sur- vived by Mrs. MacDonald and seven childrcn; Mary. Mrs. w. A. Bruce, Valleyfmld; Christine, ILN. White 91am. N. Y.; Annie, lt. N. New Rochelle. N» Y» John K. Kil rnulr; Neil, The Pas, Nllanltohe; Lauchlan, M. A., student at mu- rnsnuel, ‘Ibmuto; and Catherine, student at Dalhousle College, Hall- fax; also two grand children. irens and Olive Bruce, Vslleyflald. Chas son, Ned Allan. died lfi infancy. Two sisters, Mrs. Alex MacLeod, Montana and Mrs.

Allan N, Kaatherdale, survive him. Two slstnrs. ltrs. John Bruce. Mll- tmm and Mrs. lav/ls; and one brother. Hush. DN-

deceaaed him. Mr. MacDonald waa o.

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Christina Munro, Boston: and one brother.

John Mackinaw,

kindly Clrr stim gentleman. a nran whose judgment was nlehly valued. As a

a citizen, and as

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0n the second ﬂoor-allowing interesting lower larly for ladies and girls, every day or two there

interesting. 59o

New RAYON STRIPE BLOOMERS at

New FLEECE LINED

BLOOMERS, large . . DRESSES Pretty Print APRONS. many P0 LLY patterns APRONS Girl's RAINCOATS, sizes CROFTER

$1.50 30o

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CHINESE Chair Sets coarse hand made lace, at per set ..

Small alsas

Glrl’s BLOOMERS, small

sizes

Women’s Print HOUSE

colors, per ball, 8 for 25c

DRESSES clearing at

in to

the ‘ Economy Shop ’ at Moore and MacLeocPs ? ”

price goolll, par-ﬂea- s something new and

25o 05o _ 35o F??? 10o

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Men's striped percale collar attached SHIRTS spacial .. c

JUMBO KNIT sweater in grey (coat style) . . . . . .. I A great shirts, sturdy grey fabric,

tolllli. well ﬁtting, well

Heavy Grey

Fourteen good Values from the Men’s BASEMENT

Man's Flsnrrelelte Pyjamaasuuzs Clearing Boy's Aviator Caps

Man's Heavy JUMBO KNIT very

M e n ' a COMBINATION Overalls, special . ..

Sale of assorted types Boy’: SWEATERS

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esteem-in which the deceased was hem 1n; servloe was conducted by the Rev. D. H. Sinclair. aaalstad l?! the Ra'v._O. c. rrlnsle. wanton“!- ur, ‘ugly: spoke hlln the II!“ in I ﬂmual "thou shalt be luloaad because thy asst will be CHOW’- ‘rhe daeir rendered the hymn "when m lilo-work la over." Illa in the Val-

MaoKinnon; wreath, Kllmuir Bun- dsy School; (rs-ascent, Mr. and Mrs. David achurman, diarlottetown.

SLIGHT MIXUP (A. P. By Gaardlan‘; Special Wire)

KANBAB OITY, Mo. Jan IkTo surprise hls wile. lam Brandy got

emu Cancun. ‘the wrvlve It up first um morning and baked the gravkwas MM by "m" blaeuits m: Mr. a; s ram both

I VII"- ' m» u. a aqua. got containers mixed and

The West India committee staid that Princess Alias and her bub band. lord Mhloue. form" PW‘ nor-pneral ct South ma. 1w‘ ll

visit the Bahamas shortly. I