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4.40m: ms Evsreody nutr- iight Batteries ltoc-k at Brooch.

Eatorrsou nrounus. limited entity, um to um. Orcoketb guilty Jeweller!- Bunlnersids.

Z-convunro mum- Eves-slay Batteries for marine snd farm engines in stock at Bruce's.

-IUBBEB Hesvy Osrwos and f; 1nd Bree-l flames in stock at Bruce's.

-F0ll. SALE. - “Maple Leaf" Gong Plow (nearly new), $60.00. - . airbanks

Efrsrlk A. Ramsay. New lpndon.

g-MoKEAflllli-JACIQON — -At or» United Baptist Psnonsse. ggodstock. ND Rev. Myron .0. nton united in marriage Mabel Arlene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs O,~H. Jackson of Debec, and F‘. 0_.S. Vernon son of M: and Mrs. Samuel McKesgue of Arutstmng. ZBJC. The bride was attired in e. street-length dress of blue crepe with black acmssories She cor. riod American Beauty roses. Miss Arlnice Jackson. who was her sis- tens only attendant, was attired in a street-length dress ci’ rose crgrpe. black accessories and corsage of pink noses. R0 Jc-hn A. Rob. eflson, Moncton NB. was grooms- mlan. Following tire ceremotny, the bridal party motored to the home of; the bride's {rarer-is whore o re- ception was he d. Later the couple left for Boston, Mass. libr- travel. irug the bride donned a turquoise blue suit with crown accessories and carried a tweed top-coat. They will reside at Summerside. P E I.

-MINISTER RETURNS 110M! -R.ev E. J. Barrass. Minister of the Sununcrsidc Baptist Church. has returned from Moncton. N.B., and Truro, N. S. At Moncton Mr. Bart-ass attended the annual meetings of the Maritime Baptist Home Mission Board. Members oF-the Board were in attendance from each of the three Maritime Provinces. Much important busi- ness was transacted and the on- nual eiection of officers was held resulting in the following being chosen: Chairman. Dr. n.5, Long- ley, Wolfville. N. 8.; vice-chair- men, Rev. E.- J. Barr-ass. Sunrmer- side, P.E.I.; recording secretary. Rev. W. D. Close. Norton, N.B.; treasurer. Dr. E. S. Mason, Wolf- ville, N.S.; corresponding secre- tary. Rev. R. Whitney. Wolfville. 11.3.,- odditionsl member of exec- utive. Dr. B. D. Knott, Moncton, N. B. At Truro. N. S.. Mr. Bar- r officiated st the Watson- _ _ soh weddlnfl- B

-HORSESIIOE TOURNAMENT —‘}n connection with the S.Y.C.I. truck ‘and field meet on Thanks- giving Day. s horseshoe tourna- ment is being played, the finals of which will also be completed on Thanksgiving Day. It is being conducted on the ladder tournu- ment system and games wil be pfiiyed today and next Wednesdgry commencing at 2.90 p-m. on tne school groun-ds. ‘me last game will be played along with the finals on Thanksgiving Day. Eight teams are entered and accordin. to the system of playing of! al tesnu will plliy every day and b3’ aprocess of the losing teams be- ing eliminated and winners piny- inc esc-h other a chlmpion is tie- clded for every davy. Ibr the tin- al; the three champion teams will play off. The taunts entered are as follows: Edgar Clarke and W. A.'.'Allen; W. M. Mellish and W. A1, Currie: Henry Gstrdet and Pur- vin Cass: Hess-ta Ciodkin and 0.2. Peters: H. R. MucFsrlsne and W. G. Ellis; Rev. K. G. 9Auilivun~ and

A. .l'..0ckhurt and Dr H.151. Clarke: W. E. Darby and A. S. Hopkins. If on any nlsylng day a player cannot bc present he will be expected to send s substitute. Entries may brserr-t in anv time for the bovs and girls events in the track and field meet. S

EAL. Kent, Fngland. Oct. 1 — '( Cable) — Workmen tolled lo- soy aboard the grounded Vancou. vet-built Fort Vermillion unlosd- ing a cargo of iron ore itn the hope of; floating her off the treacher. oils Goodwin Sands in Dovctr Strait. The ‘LOCO-ton fieighter is hard aground but if sufficiently light- ened new efforts to move her will be made at high tides in two or this: days. -

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t:- CLIARANCE! Fall Clearance

—MAID WANTED housework. Ibmliy of 20ml“; 2.0. Box 100. Summer-side.

-usr non wswrlsn _. g},- INNE- A Goof Claw, Btmmerside. ' ‘my t.

-rouurnv-s m u . on and fowl ssorrulutfr-al; fillets

Bodeque.

“WANTID-Blilerienced house- keeper. Drcellent wages. Apply Mrs. Watson MsoNought, Sum.

'—DANCING mp1s Lon-f Gur- dons, Surnmerside, warms-y, at. z Perry arourln- Orches-

-'l‘0 CONTINUE 1N NURSING ——Mlss Mary Croken, RN, p! liner-old has left for Toronto where she will enter St Jos 's Hospital to cont‘ ner p ession. Miss Ortoketn was recently discharged from‘ the Royal Canadian Army

Corps-é.

w.lFr.;.;1.. Louis Man Dies

Cart. J R. PPR)’. prominent bus- iness man of St. Louis, Prince 9011mm died fisrterdsy He was 70 years of age. many years Cam. Perry sailed out 0.! Miminegssh carrying cargoes oi Island produce to New Brunswick arr-f Nova Sco- tis ports. About 30 years cs0. he

c mercantile business in 8t. Imus. He war also s large ex. porter of farm produce.

The late Capt. Perry was s Uh- eral in politics and an ardent sup- porter of his party.

His wife and an adopted son sur. vive him.

Albertans l

Mrs. Florence Westfnll recently entertained at a nicely appointed dinner party. in honor of her bro- ther's birthday. Mr. F. C. Ram- say. MLA. Covers were laid for eight guests.

Mia Florence Bell, summer- side. recently returned from three weeks‘ visit in Norwalk. Ohio, where she motored with her brother. Mr. Harry W. Bell and Mrs. Bell. who were return- ing from a‘ month's vacation. the greater Dart being spent at Mr. Bell's old home town.

Mrs. S. R. Burke recently re- turned from a motor trip to Char- lottetown.

Mayor Wilfred Tanton and Mrs. Tanton Were recent visitors to Charlottetown.

Miss Margaret Fbrsythe L; en- joying two weeks’ holiday. W

The Y. P. S. of the Fraser Mc- morial Church entertained the congregation at s farewell party st the home of Mr. and Mrs Russell Haywood. Mill River East. Friday evening. ln honor of Mr Geonze B. Cunningham. 8A.. stu- dent pastor. who returns to Knox College in the near future. The evening was pleasantly spent in comes lfld contests. Mrs. Norman Oliver rend the address and Miss E Matthews cresen-ted the gift. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess. assisted by l number of the Young girl-S-

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MONT‘PEI..LBL'?.. Vt-. Oct. l — (AP) - Cccrvlc-ion of Ronald Jos- eph Watson cf murder of Henry C. ‘Ieelton, Rutland taxi driver, was upheld rods by a state su. promo court just ce, Olin M. Jef- lords.

Watson. o farmhand and native of Newfoundland, is under sent- ence to die in the electric choir in Windsor state prison the first week of December. He was con. victed of killing ‘roelbor. in on ot-

lempt to rob hm.

Sale of Women's Ihh-All lead-

ing nukes in s. bl; vnrlety good fl1|fl.-—OI'|[lIlll|y Priced to $15.00. N W-Mc end Ole-Indies’ West- Dept.

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inl heels-Brown Queries/Brown stile. Illr. Plastics. m. Iongo u»- clcrles m um in A to n widths an, use. sue-sun um.

$1 {U0 Arrlvedl my nppl of “Oorlfeolil” Ribbons la m eludes Goods Dept.

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Also NEWS and _

Shows 7:30 - 9:15 Matinee Thursday At 3;30

Oflto MaoKinnon amd daughter, Dione. of Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod are visiting Mrs. Kinnon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘V-Visllism 'I'. Matheson, summerslde.

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-Mr. amd Mrs. LeRo-r Gallant, Sulnmerside. and their s twins and Mr Gnllants sister. Mrs. Rent-la Sovie 1nd Mr. Sovie, who left Summerside s week ago for Montreal will visit New York be- fore returning Mr. and lvflrs. Sovie who were llvi-tlg in Montreal will in future reside m Summersldm- S.

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Suspect Foul Play In Death 0f Young Woman

SAINT JOHN. N.B-. Oct. 1 — (Cl?) - What police described as a case of suspected foul play be- come known tonight after the body C! Miss Leversey Powers, Grand Rails, N B was taken from the waters of Ashburn Lake. near Saint John Sire h-aci suffered sev- ere head injuries.

they were holcéigrsg Little Changed

the .- Royal Canadian Mounted Police. By JOHN DAUPEINEE The case then was turned over to quay“ he" Sh“ Wm"

The body lay in about six feet. NDON of water and approximately eight 19210.6 an i? “(cm _' feet from a small wharf, and was and hm 1n the 5 rm mm “F” clad in brown coat, blue blcmse and mow 31.1%,,“ Dasicpratfimw arggrg Whether or not deal-h resulted mmiéolonwéhemwhme’ than when! from drowning was unreported. '

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Thomas Helfernan, 20, Saint John, as a material witness pertding an inquest.

Investigation led to discover the YIN"! Wt-‘tmdlfs body this a noon after I-lefteman

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News Briefs

ROCHESTER. N.Y., Oct. (A?) — Once he found a homo in C Fred-

. P1114! on “lfy-‘fihitlfia

So sy the tam s se c _ _

goods were loaded in s cargo plane ,1“, cmrgmrnég'qfigtffi- oafncgfi’;

scheduled to reach Los Angeles to- “m m, other Wilma h,

w“ W“ “umned Greece-two ounces a week com-

Dlred with three ounces through‘

the war

1 " ounce less than during most of the war.

couldn't wait for

- -' Tee-IO ounces every four weeks, "l" jivmmfg two metres more than ct any time

59 Yufi’ since i040 twins, were struck by thcudfi Jam-one pound every four

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ies to their right lliP5- ‘Yzfkfgntfifi $fifif§nmfitfimfiflfl g; omcAoo, Oct. 1 - (AP) - ,,,.,,d°""l " The current meat shortage is o lively topic omens the 2.000 mar-r- sr.~:=t:s:::r.e~ 01-»- m. t» w-m ‘Iionight for the first no rod meet ws-t served M ituwl annual blnquet. The meet men ate turkey.

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OLIVIAND. Oct. Not even s‘ painful log fracture nude Iilliot Incas. 50-year-old mos.

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slices are thin. Bacon-ohm ounces a week. one

Pits-seven ounces a week . Phred with eight during the m;

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pound-of sugar if pre-

mnd -i0_o\mces of csndy m- chooolc every four weeks, two

Will-three smell cakes qt soap, or their equivalent in coop flakes °l' will P0100811. every/four weeks -°ll°°4lllll'tfl' 168s than ct the end olsrflc-Tot tr '

re oned at lllv time during the w-tr but. now limited 3.1km oilnoflokadcy fgr ‘tlhe aver.

3 Ill 011i’ ITO helm the nine-ounce figure. No molt!‘ foo-l item has been re. moved from tho rationing scheme oe the wor ended and so for there is no pr of my such move. Aside from ‘he ltlpif rationed

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gram salmon 20. Dried eggs t0 be POIIIt-fdiées but raw n. small

Large lncreastr In Value 0f Fishing Datches For August

HALIFAX, Sept. 30 — All three Maritime Provinces showed large increases in the value of fishing catches during August with the combined total more than $1,000.000 above the some month last year. it was reported Saturday by the lbstern Fisheries Divis on.

Total catch was 104018.500 wads with s landed value of . .1 c red with 71,696,800 pounds for 312 in August, 1945. he only decrease in tzhe main vsrieties was mackerel which net- s drop in both catch and land- ului of 70.400 pounds and $5.307. Pollock had s larger catch of 338,- unds but decreased in value

The average price during August

poin lwlmd of sweet biscuits in s. four-

EBI-r are allocated 0o the ratio bode-sometimes twu g 713k bu: more often one or norm at all. Oranges and bannnla are kept for children only. Pruit has bear 1mm pcor-iifui. with supplies flown 1n from the continent. bu: prices hlsh Peaches, even late in the moon. were about n shilling (20

Will Transfer Dourse To Fort Frontenac

T83. candy and meet rati Police said they had been told h; m“ the couple went to the lake about mlgbfi}, “ham but i0 o'clock last night in a taxi and w; m,‘ v° Ne" entered hhe basement section of u m“ mm lodge owned by C N. Wilson, pres- foods sold ‘new during the Wm l1 , .. .. rent...» slsisz"sztu“s*z.a"=. till.“ sales n8

bread is rat oned fotr the in British history Mgny

KINGSTON. Ont, which has been

will be transferred Sugar-one half pound a per- to Fort Frontenac ss soon ls the 40° indicated the apprmb son s week, unchanged since i940 necessary alterations nrs mode. it. e Meat-whatever can be bougm was announced today. for is 4d (as rwvts) a weeir- two- ations may tsire some months. Dome more since bread rationing Future use of R.

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more an year- sn . ugust last year. The increase t gfnm“ was???“ {fganffrz

amounted to saastan. 5‘ lilfwmg” id h h d qmwwed bster cstvh was 2,977,700 lfoxaowx" m5, t e a‘ wuh _ pounds for success showing m in- 3 u ° d~ hm‘°"-’,,;, a m“, crease over August. 194s by 131,. m, ‘Weghfl; $18M m can“, 10o tgoundgcsnd 5131.584. an ffifvléforlfagxjf}, 9-

reases were sar es, '

3166.000. hem“ Fernandez estimated his cad: us- rl-ng. $38,000, cl , $22,000; salmon, $15000

mflgiitféggggueéztég€iggmgfzgPgzgag ‘tron hotels in Montreal m- eight

B““'"" ' ~ 5- , - -' F. B. r. Grief J. sam- Hoover ‘ lstntergediihvstt enlticeglhhis _' ' ' ' e ctims h e t v-

‘*1-%‘$3”’- PM" "4"" 13g "at least $1“0,.000,000&e?:aclfed p

was llitilbdlkled than since i041. A fsmiiv of three can future personnel

have four mast. meals s weolr if the trict will report to district de- 4 in Montreal and

district depot number 8 will move from nearby Fort Frontenac military district n quarters on King Stree

nil , . $411,067 ($51,239). posit boxes." Mr. Hoover said that

Oultivltion of the soybean was 53m 9" the first recorded in Chins tn the ""1 I"

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FASHION FOOTNOTES FOR PALE!“

Here’s foot strategy at its very best . , . slioes fashioned with a sparkling air of sophisticated loeauty . . . styled with imagination. . . deftly

accented with perky bows, covered platforms.

"Murray Selby" Pumps in black or brown I

calf and black suede. ..... Fine black suede pumps new closed too styles

“Beaumont” Pumps, Straps and Oxfords, black and

colored kid, calf and

suede.

“Wilmont" Pump, Straps and Ties, black and colored

kid, calf and to

suede ..... .......

“Prlma Donna” for sluartrress, popular priced novelty

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“Corrective Footwear” shoes for street and dress wear,

black and brown kid, to

pumps and oxfords . .... ....- .

SHOE DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR

Into ll. S. Investigate Mum, “EA. so —(AP) -

Th Frog Man) ‘rgrlfilfirefalililaed with the $125.-

wu denied entry into tbs United

Premier George Drew.

It was slso

and celled. in various crcles "The be soup Frog Man" and “Kid Ticer." had

—0nce in 1929 and again in i938. m: [he following banner um.

ed that M. O. Dunnin a Washing- - ch 1 V»- ton Attsrne , 1nd S utnd Jonas. _ rsunas

1° ""0: Fernandez die plot.

"l" $539M‘ m" sets as about $450,000, most of it in Canadian banks. He said he llvcd - in the Mount Royal and Ritz Carl-

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info the nlted States the safety depost boxes

ONTREAL In snow, rsln and freezing temp- ' eratunesgoltnni allude coldest ’ SUMMERSIDE sons n urea s wer e- ‘gm - egstes to the lrttemstgortul eLabor m qnmy’ Lam" m”.

i ti f I . - » git-gin: song; mvedrarhlttlyrtalrll? irlvltlvtlti‘. o. ..¢l{/;,,/,,,,,( , ference wearing large woollen gloves “fliiwwilfll will‘ viivtt

and their heads hooded with psrkss.

Attention All Fishermen

N We are now buying oysters st highest market prices

51 1R5 and will supply trucks to transport same on arrangement '

with our oiliee. Write or phone

' ARSENAULT and DELANEY Suurmersldo

000 swindle of s Wlshington lawyer TORONTO Sept. 80—(CP)—Ap- and I New York Airline EXQODUVI. pointment of a Royal Commission

to investigate all phases of milk States today b s three-member production and marketing in On- speclal Immgra n Board of Ill- tarlo was announced tonight by

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u . ~ (‘Til-rye action was based on Fcrnan- Mr, Justice Dalton C. Wells of dez‘ admission that he had been the Ontario Supreme Court has convicted in Cuba of ptiufilinl been appointed e. commissioner, counter-set. rtnnocney uni-lubed served thed rgcmreir’: sitatemgnt field?" to o“; 9315' . nmle . con u on nqu ry un er t e b- “ y gllollgiht out thll lic Inquiry Act, into the produc- Fernendez. described b the Feder- tion. DFOCQSSiHE. distribution. al Btu-ecu of IXWCS 887-1011 B5 B transporting and marketing of milk notorious international swlndler as well as prices at which it shuuld

_______ twice been do from the Unli- wasrnuorou. Sept. a0 _ ed States on’ we! v! 111M111 mm’ The Times-Herald Saturday ca:-

Earler today the F. B. I. dlsclos- “only 37 meatless days “nu!