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sistance wltu purge:-ts and give you a svlsfsl first was
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tity oi the slay
No plausible m
brought out and
The Witches-lys were dead
in their home on a Batimday night.
-March 22, 1024-the wife with her
head smashed by repeated blows
from a sledge hammer and the hus-
band shot through the, face and
chest with shot
5 Ulm.
Investigating officers uncovered
one startling fact but it only added
to their bafflement. 'I‘hs slayer re-`
turned to, the scene next day and
:locked the .back door. He then dis-
appeared completely.
Witcherly was a railway car in-
spector. Early on the Friday even-
ing he left his home to' do some
carpenterlng fora women's charit-
able organization. About 0.30 a
neighbor thought she heard a.
scream. Looking out she saw a. man
comsoutoithebackdoorcfthe
Witohei-ly house and walk toward
the woodshed. She thought it was
the husband. Subsequent testimony
by people working with him at the
time proved it could not have been
Witches-ly. ' .
Halt' an hour later the neighbor
heard what she thought to be a
shot. She put it down to boys using
air rifles. -
.Next morning the baker's boy
called. His evidence was no one
answered his knock and he tried
the door. It was unlocked and open-
ingitalittlehssawthegunontlie
table., He left s loaf of bread be-
tween the inner and_ outer kitchen
doors.
When neighbors started an in-
ve`s-`:l1ss.ticn Saturday evening they
fo the doors locked and the
lights burning. The body of Mrs.
Witcherly was lying on the floor of
the hall, partially covered with old
clothes. The husband was on the
floor of the kitchen, dead nom gun-
`shot wounds.
Recomtructing the crime police
deducted the slayer had entered the
house with s sledge hammer, beaten
Mm. Witcherly to death then waited
for the husbands return later in the
evening and shot him ss he entered
the kitchen. `
::Cs.use of Asthma. No one can
say with' certainty exactly what
causes the establishing of asthmatic
conditions. Dust from the street,
fmm flowers, from grain and various
other irritants may set up a. trouble
impossible to irrsdicate except
through a surs preparation such as
Dr. J. D. Keilogg's Asthma Remedy.
Uncertainty may exist as in cause,
but there can be no uncertainty re-
garding a remedy which has freed s
generation of asthmatic vlctinalfrom
this sourgc of the bronchial ubes.
It is sold everywhere.
l‘AsHl0N'S A B C
CHICAGO. Oct. 0- Here is
autumn's fashion code of A. B.
C’s-
A ia for anteiops hats, very chic.
B is for bieck,,the leading fs!!
color; for, brown, also smart.
C is for circular collar-Cromwell,
Queen Christine, Buster Brown-
thst accent the new rounded
shoulder line. ~
D is for dolman sleeves and
oapes; the dixectoire influence.
E is for elegance exposed ears;
ermine and velevet for formal
wear.
'F is for flou.ncss_cn skirt hemsi,
fringe. ‘ '
of is for me gold rtsnesrd m‘
,fashion-gold kid and fabric even-I
,ing slippers: gold costume jewelry;
'gold metal cloth: gold mem thread
in 'new materials.
H is for high crown hats; high.
-necklines; higher cut shoes. |
i I is for intricate dressmsker de-1
ftnlll.
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sportswear-very
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misss it comm,
°1W'm4D¢ wife was born.
NWI!! Ol-me to Ottawa
llifhu' trout fishim. He
member of the asus mrs qui.
which has its preserve twenty miles
up Ttvlie Coulonge river. '
° of mu" F55" W0 U10 '
Diff! had been arranged. T. Frm.;
McGee, x.C., who was looking
after the commisseriat, preceding
Glubho
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811035. Lordl. s wgu-
lish nobleuisn who had
Canada for some wggkg
become a great social is/v-
Ottawa.
Sam' McDougall, Herb
Chambers, and others arrived gi;
the clubhouse, Darcy 414 gh, hon-
°rl in zrscerui style. ire introduced
the new ar.rivs.l,g in tum tg ms
Lordship. until he came to Sem Mc-
DoU8Bl|.Bhaking hands with the
P0015 Bam. with a quimicsl lock,
slid in his brisk voice, “I beg 'your
ps.rdcn.'but Iam afraid Ididnot
catch your name." Lord -i”
was the answer.
"'1'lumn,~ me sm, 'mi if,
yoiniotquite sure?"
counse I am,” laughirgly gg-
13.16? His Incrdshtp. Why do you
"Weil, I will tell you," replied Ms-
Dougall. "I wanted to be quite cer.
tain that you were the genuine sr-
tidle, because may I whisper to
Y°\\\' T-»°rdshin. the nut peei-
D'-ilw brought up to this club
turned out to be a .bs.rber'."
The party with one exception,
enjoyed Sem's Joke, none: more so
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3.
NOVA SCOTIA EGG LAYHVG
OONIEST EXPEREIENTAI
FARM, NAPPAN. N. S.
At the close of the 12th four-
weekly period, the birds _in the
Nova Scotia. Contest at the Nappsn
Experimental Farm have laid a
total of 32.302 eggs, with a score of
38,330.5 points. since the com-
mencement of the contest.
The leading pen to date is Mr.
K. W. Smith’s pen of Barred
Plymouth Rocks from Prince Wil~
lism. N. B., with a production .ci
2,176 eggs and 2,3123 points. Mrs.
George Wate:ston’s pen of gm
Plymouth Rocks from
Corner, N. B. is second, with 2,-
163 eggs and 2,239.1 points while
NU. G. B. Tay1er’s pen oi single
Comb white Doghorns from Bloom-
field, One. _are third, with 2,007
eggs and 2,100.8 points.
'I'he leading individual to date is
Mr. B. D. Thexton's Rhode Island
Red No. lc from Oxford, N. S., with
a pi-oduction<of 36'! eggs scoring
292.4 points. Mr. K. W. Smith’s
Barred Plymouth Rock Nc. 100.
from Prince William, N. B. is
second, with 204 eggs and M3
points, while Mr. G. S. Tsyiei-'a
White Leghom No. 200. from
Bloomfield, is third, with 251 eggs
and 206.1 points. ,
PAPER SLEEVES MAKE
Bri' WITH WOMEN
Ol' NANCHUNG. CHINA
8HA.NCi'HAI, China, Oct. 9.-
Authorities of the `city of
Nanchsng, where Chiang Kslishek
maintains h s headqusrteis, have
adopted a novel way of enforcing
the ruling that women must wcsr
img sleeves when appearing in
public.
The first "skirmish" with the
authorities resulted in a victory for
the ladies. Those appearing in pub-
lic in short sleeves perferred to psy
fines rather than cl :nge their
dresses. The police. however.
caused a number of paper sleeves
to be made in various colors and
designs and women arrested in
short sleeves were given a pair oi'
these paper ones, the same color
and design as their dresses. They
were supposed to pin the paper
to th ir dresses.
shevss e
_ This new idea seemed to catch
the fancy of the women of
Nunchang, for the police soon
found the habit, of presenting
anyone and everyone in short
sleeves with s paper pair wss s
costly peocedme.
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Make the inzeresung test with :he Waoesmaurs 1-golf
Selection Tray. Ons ofthese point: exscdyauits you qh .
of writing, assuring smoothness and ease of writing! 'hy
it today. And complete your equipment with n Wstarulaub
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FANNING SCHOOL
Honour Roll of Fanning School:
2. Alice Msccouganz ii. ‘Borden
Champion.
Grade IX.-1. Marion Abbott; 2.
Eieancr_R.amss1y; 3. Dugsld Mec-
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Grade VII.-l. Jean Stewart; 2.
Gerald Lockhart; 3. Lawrence
Ramsay.
Perfect attendance-Marjorie
Bryenton, Kenneth MacKay, Mary
Stewart, Eleanor Ramsay, Kentford
Abbott, Marion Abbott. Ray Abbott,
Jean Btewert, Lawrence Ramsay,
Borden Champion.
'James R. Murphy, teacher.
FRHIABY DEPARTMENT
Grads V.-1. Harry Champion; 3.
Helen Wall: 8. Georgmwoodsids.
Grade IV.-l. Montgomery Owen:
2. Rxaalx Owen; S. Evelyn Burt.
G III. sr.-i. stalls Wall; 2.
Erma Bi-yentcn; 3. Garnett Turner.
Grade III. Jr.-i. Lois Wall: 2.
Betty MacKinnon; 8. Erma. Abbott.
Grade Ii.-l. Jack Champion; 2.
Altheia Bryenton; s. Carl Woodside.
Grade I. Br.-.1. Eva Wall; 3.
Irene Taylor: Eleanor Stewart.
Grade I. Jr.-1. Jack Bearisto; 2.
Leonard Abbott; il. Jean Burt.
Perfect attendance-Helm Wall,
Ralph Owen. Montgomeny Owen,~
Gamett Turner, Erma Bryenton,
Betty MacKinnon, Erma Ab‘bott,l,
Lois Wall, Altheia Bryenton, Eva
Wall, Irene' Taylor, Ruth We-ll,
Jean Burt. I¢omr.\ Abbott.
Teacher. Olive Gillespie.
EMERALD SCHOOL
Honor Roll of Emerald -School
for August and September.
1 McCourt:
Grade X. Bn- _ Gladys
2. Eileen Allesi; 3. Thelma Jonas.
Grade X. Jr.-i. Iris Mcllntee; 2.
Wendell Mane; 3. Emmett Allen.
l Grade IX.-i. Gladys Oroken; 2.
John T. Milrphy.
Grads vm.-l. Lorraine Hlihelz
2. Aneas Hokies: 3. Jcseiih Cro-
ken.
Grade VU.-1. Hilda Moynaghz 2.
Claude Clow; I. Harold McCourt.
Grads VL-1. Hilary Mdyhlelgrj
Raymond White; 3. Maurice
ken.
Grade V.-1. Kathleen White; 2.
Marion lbhitsss 3. Clarissa Train-
orldflds IV.-1. Pouline Mahan and
Not! * S. ‘thinks Illia;
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Grade III.-l. lhry llilyhlgh: 2.
Dorothy Jussi 8. Goluena Murphy.
Glide IL'-1. llutls Hlhu.
Grads I. A.-i. Maris Mohan; 3.
Upttli Joi. .
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Grade X.-1. Marjorie Bryanton; ROME, Oct 9.-The baptism of`
ROYAL BABY! BAPTISM
IS POSTPONED
- |
the baby Princess Maria Pia, first
born infant of the Crown Prin-
cess Humbert and Princess Mar e-
Jcse, has been postponed from
October 18 to early in December.
the newspaper Popolo Di Rome
reported today.
The postponement was prompted
by a desire to await King Victor
Emmanuel’s return from Italian
(ect example of the l'lth century of Arts c
village-o. beautiful piece of Old work and
England almost on Londcn’s door- during the
trust co
step. m
For four years the Royal Society nearly com
the restoration
been ‘ continued
months by the
work is now
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FOR SALE
, O a ificent dining room suite, consist-
s°'“°""”“.L_f'“;`”_'fff_ inlgeol? '1gaII>le, 6 chairs, buffet and china cab-
“'°““ “mm” ' 'f I ood inlaid with ivo
QUAINT VILLAGE
met All beautl u w s, ry,
-- .handles A bargain for anybody who ap-
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Rbyll BOCI.U$y 01 AIM, W€St WY-I L ' W
combs, Buckinghamshire. As sl
sisrisr 80 members of the company
visited the village of West Wycombe
and had tes in s room which be-
fore renovation was the village
slaughter house.
Five yesrs ago tha greater part
of the village had been condemned.
Notice of repair had been served
on the owners of 50 cottages and
the village was in danger. Then the
Royal Society of Arts stepped in
and today West Wycombe is a per-
DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
Plovhcs of Prince Edward island
Queen County.
_We Roderick McKay and Leonard
Todd both of Bradaibsne in Queens
BL UE BUS LINE
In an effort to induce more people to patronize ol' Bus
we cifer these new attractive fares :
Effective October 8th. Rtn. Sgle.
From PETERS vis route to STURGEON  $1.75 $1.00
LOWER & UPPER MONTAGUE  1.50 .90
NEW PERTH 1.20 .70
SOMERVILLE . . . . .
  1.10 .60
ALBERRY PLAINS  . .   1.00 .55
VERNON RIVER    .90 .50
MILLVIEW . . . . . .
 . . . . .
  .75
CHERRY VALLEY  .60
POWNAL  . . . . . .
 .50
This offer remains ln eifect for one month.
.40
.85
-25
County, Prince Edward island,
Merchants D0 HEREBY CERTLFY
_ ` ` Y' I is
that the partnership lately subsist-
ing between us carrying cn buslneu
as merchants under the ilrm name
of McKay A Todd in Bradaibaue
aforentd has bean dissolved hy mut-
ual consmt.
DATED this Sth day of October
A. D., 198|.
(slams)
rwnmrcu mxsr,
LEONARD TODD.
Witness:
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Mt.. Stewart  .  5.00
Mcrell ......  5
Bt. i’eter‘s  5.
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Fariiy Bus Service &: Taxi Service
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