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Locals» PP ,mwmumfu
,,¢Ii-tl\'I1Cl0d in the harness, fell 0!!!
largely attended agricultur-15 hgnes' hwy, md bm” hu U-m_
IDU held 111 0BSD¢r¢l\lX N0"-` Medical aid was at once summoned
ti WMU# and the inJurcd member attended
potato marke ng
presented ics' ccnsiderttlon.; to and the boy is doing very nicely.;
Get yo y
er local interest but advertising 0|
n news; nature may be inserted at
   "°" 'WW' \>\7*‘"»' W' The 980910 in that section of the
.. povinca gave evidence of bein( Rev. George MoDona.ld.Br\e. was
  vgry much infgfeslied In the p0fAl7U I VHIWY (0 Chd.l'IOf.l'£l'i0WI\ Oh OCC.,
4 marketing scheme, and during the Sl. i
Scientists find Ibis great food I _sumr gmc, ,,.,,,_ ,,,,,,,,, m
~ - ~ lead in stock at Bi-aoe's. coures of the meeting a petition.
Federal Department of
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course yeast is good for you. It
contains a precious vitamin inciting
many foods._ ct lots of people dislike
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fri?
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Western - :Meeting Gzves A ...,.,,,. .,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,
the home or in suture rum,
-vitamin from deliciousl 
away at Bltinncrsi
91. Ethel olonassey.i
. beloved daughter of.
lohossey after a ling-
egg
igféi
.ng
R0! U\°h°¢S¢y. Tlgnish. with
sister, Miss Alfredo. accompan-
Miss Adele Francis. motored
lottetown on Oct. 81. i
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The New Authority on Feeding Children _umm ,_, Am, 00", _ A, mm md M ,B mmpmd that
the summerside Police Court on through his efforts something tan- ht’ M7* Jam” °°°dYf EmYW'l°»
~ ~ ~---- Wednesday momma one drunk wus guns sion; uns uns of iive stock I-0° 6°- °i1 0°l~ 31- _
fined za one oosts.-a improvement will no brought siiout. \
Els many rriends are sorry to
that Mr. Roy Smith, Wbilti
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f ' W Indian River-Kensington Branch of
i-' Prince County Hospital for tree -
the
DESIGN iN NG skty ot spxlticingi stat?) the lhiidust-
ENGLAND CHANGI ral Dope mon of 6 Cain la-'n __ EMEMB
‘“ me “S18” °’ s'“““ N“"°““1 R““"‘Y”- '“‘“°°" "°’“ Gaza mrnigfpiiiiii gi-'iriis  ST- ‘J0rINe, Nnu., Nov. 6. - Mrs John Moouo Nou Pond is
united Kingdom is custom csnsdris in somone but amber gm, speaker Rév 1,. ,,§;mm_ snstoneti from ins door or tns sink- ,_ .,.,,{i,,, B, me h,,§,,e of M 50,, `
niculty in securing it seems that there is some com- mn ssh 'M “My éméeeds for ing schooner Stine 300 miles ei! the M,-_ Emnm Mug,” M°mm,¢_ '
The gen piaint with regard to irregularity sanmmum Admmibn 30 cm” coast ofdP}o;'tugal Captain A Roda '
“Y °“ H “ew ° Ve mi” ive- one Mrs 1-t B Bones. west
M Catholic Womens ml
' Buc t Robert
, oiovsrs, spring vuusy, 'hun-sony, Crgw Rescued ment, una nn nope ioi- ins speedy
recovery. He was accompanied to
y Mrs. ., _
I' November stil, a owiock. L-ziaz b Bmw
(By Guardlanu specisi Wire) summe
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..... ....... ._ timber. - ` ,
is (cr a long and nowstandardizatlon of sizes. ' L_217o_u_'8_u _ _ _ _
he” md" °“ the St°“m5mP New' Point, were visitors at the home ci!
mand in design
g roof and builders are trying Douglas fir is looked upon with fa-
ure timber of sumcient length vor but is not yet in freat demand _ "rm
th neces- for small wnstruction°work. wnfstore  wheredglgeyfhizdtrieen landed I the ”_
' ' . Dona n re g er Ooracero. ____
‘°““‘”*“‘d ff°"‘ U"°fP°°‘- E"8~» Mr. .si-tnnr Yoo, nidsroni, on oot.
ters so as je avoid c
< aftemoon, November 10th, by th
' ° °°P“1“F°dW°Y“’d*h°°°’*°°’° aim-side mn, mil River, new
 if Long nivof w. M, s. united oi-iu on.
’ lowered boats and rescued the New- ` closmg dance on och “_ The"
RUBINS ON ’Si u
ow TIP Fox B1scU1Ts
“T7iey’re GOOD”
nd you will help the PRINCE EDWARD
SLAND FARMER, because we use
“ISLAND” products
made by
0Bl|lS0l|'S MILL & BAKERY Ltd.,
Summerside, P.E.|.
he Charlottetown Felt Receiving Station
for the Marketing Department of the
anaiiian National Silver Fox Breeders’
Association
'll be in charge of Major A. S. ROBERTSON
and W. l<`. BURKE in the Massey-Harris
Building, Kent Street, Charlottetown.
lt will remain in operation throughout
the fur season.
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Ibis.
Manufacture",
Association in honour 04 Ui-_ .1, E,
Mudllhchem, Calgary and Dr. T. E.
Rnutley. who visited the Island on
'liuesday in connection with the
canadian Medical Association.-5
-SOCIAL EVENING-'l’lic mem-
bers of the Maple Leaf Rebecah
Lodge held s. most enjoyable seein)
evening after their regular lodge
iii-st, Mrs. John O. Cobb. Gentle-
men. first. Mr. Hazen Phillips; con-
eonclusion of play.-6
Bumm
the sale of poppies in Summer-
day-8
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Fox Rancher! 
“Let’s Speak of Pells”
mlilfe your foxes for peltlng season by lib- _
N: ffeeding of IMPERIAL FOX BISCUITS.
m :IK food can surpass them in promoting
1”: Il 0! superior tlilelr-skinned peltl of finest
ma=“'°» fully furrcd with diamond-like sheen,
“IDR their beautiful and desirable prime
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hh If not now feeding “lMPERIALS,” delay no
3" f°1` l|°|lyl are dangerous and unprofit-
"F°r hisiiat prison psiu. rosa
“IMPERIALS ”
IISGIIIT GGIIPAIY, Ltd.
Charlottetown, P, E. I.
present were her four sisters, Mrs
Wm. McNeill, Mrs. Wellington
Poynter, Mrs. Amos Davison and
. Mrs. Bennie Adams, all daughters
‘ot me into winiuin uno Mrs.
Bearisw, spring Valley.
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Uu llnard'l for Pimpiss
RAW FURS
all raw (urs. Mink, Musk
rat, Racoon, etc.
I am buying daily and pay
ing full market prices.
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meeting on Tuesday evening. In
'spite of the heavy down pour of
rain there were quite a number of
VMWFB- Bfidile was in play and,
the prize winners were. Ladies.,
solution, Mrs. Arthur Oorney. A
dainty lunch was served at the’
-POPPY DAY-'Wives of mem-
bers ol the Canadian Legion at
erslde have taken charge of
side this year and met at the home
of Mrl. T. H. B. Jackson on Wed-
nesday evening to arrange gh, gs.
tails of the work. They are also
soliciting the aid of the Boy scouts.
A branch of the Ladies Auxiliary
to the canadian legion of the*
British Empire Service League ll to
be organized in summer-side in the
near future. 'Ric matter was dis-
cussed and plans made to organize
.at an informal meeting at the
home of Mrs. Jackson on wednes-
OHBGAGO, Nov. 'l. - The “jewel
i velvetee
Inrsotiosbiiity-are ooining into their
own.
They are irocks that take their
colors from the red of garnets. the
blue of sapphires, the green of emer-
alda and that are trimmed with imi-
tation jewel clips and buttons.
` One of the seasons smartest nia-
terials, velveteen has been fashioned
into dresses that can go tc town, to
bridle games or answer the need lor
a semi-sports drock.
With its thick. short, smooth nap.
,velvetean is especially rich looking
in the colorful jewel hues. In the
purple of a deep toned amethyst, a
.velveteen :rock nu s resal 100k. and
there is color warmth in a velvetecn
dress in the red of gsmets or rubies
Blue is the newcomer to the fail
fashion's rainbow of colors, and 9.
ivelveteen dress in se.DPhil`B blue ll
~ eye-attracting.
--Mrs. Robert Plans left for
Haverhill, Mass., on Saturday. Bhc
spent an extended holiday u.mong‘
friends in Kensington, Burlington,
Long River, Spring Valley. and in
other localities, and was delighted
with her visit. A reunion of sisters
was held before her departure and
INDIAN’ GLASS EYES
FOOL DER POACHEKS
BEMIZDJI. Minn.. November 6
,The glass-eye business is picking
up-not because there is more eye
itrouhlshut because of the indians
,The rednium on Read Lake reser-
,vetion ue usina t-11° ales! eyes w
i fool deer poachers.
By nailing the glass eyes on trees
. ,along the highways so they will glow
.like deer eyes under a light. the
Indiana are deceiving the poachers
into believing they are shooting at
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The season is now open for,
' deer.
Bullet marks on scores of "eyed"
trees attest to the good marksmnn-
ship ol the poachers.
The Indians call their plan a
"deer eonservatlon“ device.
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DRESSES ABE OOMING
INTO TBEIB UWN
n" dresses-really Jewels for
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1"mw`n'9'“‘ foundland seamen three days after aiwas .I large ammdanw md 5 d¢_
I'°"m° mrm “mx hw” 5°” hm licious bean supper was served.
_ATTENDED MEE'nNG_D" E' crippled and battered the schooner.
H‘“b°" t cnsriottstown.
' E E D @’
L ' T. Tanton and Dr. J. F. Me.cNeili
,of sumrnersids attended the ein- Bgffdtgy 5‘ff“'°h"'“"’ gg d , ,_ Among visitors o
ner on Tuesday evening given by opofw' ,nfl 50:; “{,°1;ms“’;f “gh on Oct. 31 were Mrs. John Mellen-i
bm Frm" MW” “und M°‘“°°'1 when she was disablgd She ran in- nm' md Mr' md Mn' “wh M°'l
to tns blow ost, io. plunging into u I-"’“‘““" Wm °°“’°
trough of a huge wave, the staunch
,was raked from stem to stern, Cap-
tain Rodway said.
Her mainmast and foremast were
carried away, her rudder was broken
ol! and the pounding seas Opened
the seams in her decks.
| 'I‘hree days oi continuous pumping
failed to keep the water from gain-
ing below and the weary and sleep-
less seamen -had just about given up
| hope when they saw the lights of the
Coracero in the distance.
Distress signals were answered by
the freighter, boats were lowered
and the crew of the sch'ooner wree
soon safe and comfortable in warm
hunks aboard the larger craft. ,
Before leaving thc Stlna they see
fire to her in case she might survive
the storm and become a menace to
inavigation.
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‘JEWEL VELVETEEN
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGregor,
Burton, were visitors to Charlotte-
town recently.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bayfield Bet?-sl,
Glenwood, suffered a severe acci-
dent last week. While swinging
from the hay fork ropes on the
barn loft. she slipped and lost her
lin through a hole in the
ing on the barn floor severely cut-
ting her head. Medical attention
was summoned. and three stitches
were required to close the woimd.
Hie is now restln: comfortably.
Little Miss Marion Mclsaac. and
her young brother Ronald, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mclsaae,
Glenwood. who were quite seriously
ill last week are now quite restored
to their usual health.-O
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MOUNT STBWAB-T SCHOOL
Senior
Deportment-Row 3.
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Kensington. io-ao-tt. number otfsnnerssn o ess. 'rnero are loft io Your
J. A. Gillies represented the Pro- mourn her father, four brothers,
-BUY cow rms, minors, stusis vine-ini Marketing Honra et the two two-br°'ffm=H» W1 iv-fo Sion- .
shovels. fonks and handles at meeting. sisters. Funeral service was held 
Bl`B°°’l- L-1816-ll-7-Ii. Mr. L. W. Roper, cattle promoter at Bt. Simon md Bt. Jude Uhuroh
et the rederei Department or As-.011 Fridey momma. Nov. 2.
‘ --sroum noon nmonnisten- i-ieuiture and Mr. s. D. Irvine of
no and nooks, solo st Braces. the snoop one ,swine division st- Miss Adele 1'nncia.Chsriottst<>vn
L-me-11-'1-ai. tended the meeting una discussed ww im o bilsinesi trio riuwsh the
vm-ion; phage, U; me ,tuck im. westem .section ci’ the province last
.
-GET YOUR BASE burners and Drovement work, advocating that V993
take advantage of the
stoves at Rayner’s Btore, Central the farmers
Street, Bumnierside. L-2098-11-I-li different departmental policies by
which assistance is given in the
-2% ll. P. ENGINE at R.ayner's distribution of pure bred sires and
Second Hand Store, Central Street; dams of special type.
-......-.-- zoodas new. L-2098-ll-5-2i Rev. Father McCabe made many Re Hmm*§;"‘ at Mm”
valuable t _ V~ G EDM. -
Bugs” mm at me meet Lot 'l. attended the funeral of the
Moderne
A brandmcw ideal The Moderne
model De Forest Crosley Radio
shown at the left has the tuning
dial on an angle, easily seen, easily
tuned-without any stooping
over. Known as the "Navigator"
model. 7 tubes.
Miss Letltla. Betts. young daugh,-Q
noid, isi g i
loft dlrectlyunderneath. and land-i I) (7 I
D. A. Ramsay, Charl
Or you may prefer identically the
same 7»tube chassis in a. "Com
ventional" style cabinet, as
shown on the right. Known as
the "Explorer" model. New, im-
proved Clase B Amplification.
Triple Tone Indicators.
Not just one radio ser1sation-- but fourteen of them! Every style
from 4-tube mantel to 9/cube deluxe console radio, nine of them with
d do leader*
World-Wide range. De Forest Crosley - accustome to ra i
ship- has outdone itself in its 1935 series, which you may inspect at
any De Forest Crosley dea1er`s.
Won`t you agree that any radio set bearing the De Forest Crosley
name, selling for as little as $45; 95 is a sehiation? »
th t nine different style radio sets that give
Won`t you agree a
Wmld'Wldc European and foreign reception for as little as $59.95,
are sensations?
Easy terms, too-so that you
may enjoy your De Forest
Crosley Wor cl-Wide Radio at
once. The De Forest Crosley
dealer will be glad to give you
full information.
a
Enjoy Worldfwide radio reception.
You`ll expect each De Forest Crosley
radio to cost mofe than the price
ticket indicates. Never have any
radio values been as great! Inspect
them today. PricesQ42_95 to $154.95.
MARITIME ACCESSORIES LIMITED
SAINT JOHN.
DISTRIBUTORS
DEALERS
ottetown. Cyril R. Leard, Alberioru A. J. Matheson, 0’Le
SUB-DEALERS
_ S D. Hugh, Murray Harbour. Wesley Crozier, Hamilton, Peter McEachern. Victoria
Hom” mn for o°"°b"` Edison William, Tyne Valley. J. E. Cousins, Bradalbane.
ber.
'Peschcrs-Mary Irving. Annie K- Grade X-1, Joyce Anderson.
.Q MacDonald, Mary M.acABkii1. Q,-me ]_x__1_ Mary Nolm; 2, Ed_
mund Perry; 8, Raymond o'Brlen.
U- 5- GOVERNMENT PLAN- on-seo vm-i. wuiio Devenu; 2.
NING To BUY flilnsi Leona Nolan; 3, Cecil MacDonald
Grade X-l, Elsie Kneebcne; 2.
Gilbert Timmins; 8, Florence Martin. 'L_ _ _ _ _...,,=,
onus xx-i, noni. Joy; 2, stone f ' _ sooms wi§T“E?3aoor.
Ameek: s. mi-ion oi-eening. to be prepared for my emeieeiwy Mi»<=D°1w1d- 3. GUS N°l=n- an _ Honor sou for outober;
onus vm-1, claude Aineok; 2, orisuis from the exiriwrdiniuy Grade { <Sr»>~1-_Denlel 0°" H-“» arms x-i, Joseph csu-ns.
Edna Glover; S, Roy Clark. shortage of feeds due to drought, 2, Katherine Gunn, 3, Alice 'l’.\'aiuor. Gmde V-[U_1_ 11-em, K1ckham_ 3|
Grade VII-l., Freddie Collin; 2, and to provide it commercial Grade I i.lr.)-l_, Melvin Byrne. 2. Thom” pqy,_~m_
Harry Timmins: 3, Franklyn Jay market for crops that might s°,N°1'mB“ 0°"°h°»“- 3»Ma\U'1°° DW' Grade VII.-1. Frances Kicieham
and Joseph MacDonald (equal). unmsrbuted. or even unssivnged it's1e- d Nx z, mmguerits Mniisiiy; 3, asm
Highest average for Bemember- special marke_ti', organization P€rf0<>i2 Mikn “D00-MBT? Ohm. hamiigan.
01lUd° Amwk. 91-3- were not undiertal..n_ ilieona Nolan. Rita Byrne. HH 0"- Grade IV <Sr.>-1, Eugene White;
Highest average tor october, Elsie A s5o,ooo,ooo cor-poi-et,ion is being OBrien. Eleanor MacDonald. Mary 2_1,/mud guess; 3,HubmL.,,,,,1g,,,,_
Knsebone, 93.1. tonnes by ine A n. A <Agri- MwD°M1d- crude rv <.1r.>~i, niwuni osu
:nun-mediate suitursi niuusnnsnt Aunimstm- D011 M D°Y1°~T€““"~ tnisr; 2. isubeii Mssoonsic s,
Grade VII-1, Doris beard; 2, Alice tion) on eapital fumished by the
Maerlawlgi ii  Doyle- R.. 1'. o. (Reconstruction rinsnso| --°"“-"‘_ Kicckrisden-1.A1iw mass; 2. James
6 -' . ¢ MwD°l18-‘dl corporation). The new comcration M11: S. MBU' K-1°kl1tm-
2, Gerald MacLeod: 3, Mary Jay. will pnmimis feed whereever' ANN °A(;}g'DB‘l§,S;};§G “AWE” Grade I - 1. Henry Gallant 2,-
gragcoii - 1, Bi'8igi3:.Vo;lr Masxlbou- omainabie md is necessary will Helen B. MacDonald; 3, Ruth Fin
KB' I - 5 305°? i mo Cm' im from other countries. mn ADEIPHIA _Mg-55 “N1-
'f»lv'f°~ Wgxliter the corporation will Anile Gwld B,rea't_;:°a;dlh'mghw1. Perfect attendance ~ Irene Kick-_
Grade IV-1.Ruby Martinsi. June. ups.-use nu-ougn existing denier of the mumanimomw mmmd|iism,moris Lennigonmrsnoisxieir
]Jay; 3, Phyllis Affleck. “send” 0, buy nom ,md ,eu W X mer Ja Goum md‘” de,tended_ha.m, Hubert launigan, Eusens
i primary ,mas d,,,,_,,,, has no, ye, ,,ee,,i§’h° im-,xt 1;, dau 'hmm of Wemmwnits, mowers osntiiier, rsonsiie
Grade III-l,Jean Affleck; 2, be- demnnmed_ U me (Omer method’ e rsilet to hofd down jnbs n§.Ma»oDonald, Claire MacDonald_Ellen,
mm Jay; 3' Harold Mttcheu ` £5 °‘d°'Pt5 “Sale Prices °f feeds :md socuiny and to use their names D011 gms Macmnnld' James Kick
‘ Grade II-l. Everett Mitchell; 2, in me Ulmed states may be fixedmfllllicq 5 ‘mess Ihem, Mary Klckhiim, Henry Gallant,
Preston Mumskm' 3' Alph°m“° for the period that the corporation ` R th “nn”-“
MacDonald. uh hnsuonmg
Grade I (Bin) -» l, David Jay; 2, `
. Cari Macbougall; 3, Leonard Doyle.
Gfede I (J1'1>~l- Stanley 0l0ver¢ sr. rr:'r|-:tvs LAKE smooi.
2, Shelton Jay; ii, Hammon Mac-
Kenzie' Standing for September and Octo-
Claire M.aioD0ne.ld.
to attract bus Od 1 1 t u _
Herself B m E °" "'° year", Percentage of attendance--913%
Mi-‘B UWM °°¥;5W:‘;1f°d”1m‘~;,l°;‘1*n;';g‘;’;:, William A. MacKinnon,-Teacher
hiiehiispagnirét sogiety "i)nterference" -- . (Patriot plea* cow)
st n luncheon tendered her while
sho was miodelling blouses here 1 o,
"Modelling is my career, not just' i
a pastime" she declared. "I per-
sonally believe society girls have ‘
the right to be manriequins if,
they want. Bo far as the work I am
doing is concerned, you could not
dcl for that 
Gi-nee lv-1, Rite Nolan; 2. pins] use au ordiiiery me i - . FALL_F
A vlan is new under way by '*\°|Noisn: x,Lei1n o'Brisn. “Tho people are drown fe W.
Unged “States  to buy Grade Ill-1, Merlin MncDone.1d;isi};op because of 'Loy namestgumbts FOX RATION NO 1
an M iced! Ii droush a.reas.2, Reginald Byrne; 3, Neil 0'Bricn. t c_v are drown mo e is - M 1 gum-_
RitaB me' 2, Joscpli l cause of their failie-'l _yum Man” --W
'Iihe reported object of the plan is Grade I'l-
Uae \llnard‘| for lpralls
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