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     ‘ I ‘ I I I Magistrate's Court Friday _;‘3“_.;if$lE:.“::c.;...:i.;P.L..dmy..e_:..;  A3;  Opportunllymlior  mag gang“ 0, 
     
    
   
   
    
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     A party charged with fraud- by LP. 0Donnell. coiiiifel for :3  llgne ‘wt’: ‘refine: 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘ IEuIil.V In Queens County Mr Possession of liquor not purch- ma wlllwlll ‘ll °°°'u°" ll‘ 19”.‘ trade ll I "Fifi mil," l“‘j.‘jr*'“l"& The" com. 
     
     " Jizistrates court Fnday. and ased on his own Individual per- cell” “ 2 cll.l'°" ex”  Tl” l“'l'l“l' °rd°r“l -mu '0!’ PPOMOHIC —“'“' "' .“u¢dl7 -."’ ."‘ ," jg try uaggghg 5. mu 
     
     ” was remanded for sentence to mil. and Magistrate Gaudeflllve d°ll"lS ‘ml °°‘l.’°l'.‘d"" ll” 3"“ ‘ml 39”‘ 5' "l“l"°d deruandlnfl and lltcnntional Hell’! I. 
     
     Jwednesday October 30 by Magic. Imposed a fine of 8:!) and costs d"“”“5 ‘”“l"-“ll "°‘“""”°" ' 3 '0 "*9 I¢¢'-'5°d- _ goodwill. Q3953 
     
      irate Gilbert A. Giiudet. The or ten days ,“5" ‘ '59“ 99°‘ ""9 ‘°““‘| Chlflfil Wm‘ ‘l1l“l'¢.‘° W39 in an address to delegates sl Maelsod _ 
     
     Iaccused was represeined ln- . TEMPERANCIJ ACT ‘and 005“ 0|‘ (W9 0337!: lllllll at the scene ol an accident an ,5. fwflmm mum gag. Royal in Nova Iootla. 
     
    

    
     -gR Foster. other cases arising from in— I0 dt‘I_Ve 0|! Ill! fllh! lull 01 accused pleaded not guilty and fefggcgggggggcugdlggrounu Pladng paldedrunplaslsu pa.‘ '5'“, “Q “II II I 
     
     ‘ Another party charged mm fringements 0‘ the Temperance the hlchwly Whenflfl DrIc¢- his case was aiourned one A,.,cI,g.._ 5. ,.-9...; Q. 3.“ the need it ' 
     
     _unIawfull_v and knowingly hav- Ac! resulted as l0ll(YWS‘ a ‘ma! fine of five dollars and week for hearing. He was re— 1,, c“.g;.. to guy run 1. visitors. the 
     
     mg In his possession goods tin. charge of possession of liquor costs or five days imposed. presented by R.R. Bell, Q.C. um, own own” "3 
     
     der the ialue of £30 obtained In 1! PllI_(‘€ other than re.»Iden<-e HLVTING OFFENCES Information: were laid 0! touring from other countries lmllllcltlllfl 
     
     ‘by the i'0mlnlSSl()ll of a crime ‘A85 IGJOUFDN l0F l1¢’a“"i! l0 h’ . m d the .50“: Cgnfil 
     
    

    
     ‘was remanded for one week Monday. the accused entermz ‘lP° ‘l‘5."°‘°‘l °l " "°“"‘ ment. ol the R.C.M.P. and John fig .1” ma Cgngdlgmgflto nine of 
     
    

    
     Twiihout a plea being entered. J a plea of not guilty. adnurn-‘day’ ‘°“‘°" °l ll" C°“" """ wiiita, provincial game warden. "mu 9,, "gun cum “.1 .1... come and seenslnour noun- 
     
    

    
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     1 lrihltrner Blgjnchard aiweared for :5 ::;:°";e§ll‘€lw:'; ‘(V;’;l:|g9:di:’3; llmln °‘0l‘!°'lh£”"°’:1‘;lg':_‘“o$_;“l’;‘i’:"' Jlphnc P. Niichomm represented nity of cities and towns by un- I-PYH" 
     
     ICCUS , ' , t r n cases. - esald 
     
    

    
     In the case of a part) t-harg. Possession of lnl0Xl(‘al|ng liquor ("fl‘l’"“0n 59‘ ‘M “*9 Gm” . own °,,‘,’.','::§'ll.,°';l "main; ;-fie;-ryl: to see and understand Canadians. 
     
     ed with driving uliilst Intnxi- not acquired On a(~('Iis‘ed‘:. own Ari. — phenol “flayed intent “. community’ to.c‘m"nw" . 
     
    

    
     icated, the evidence of one wit. Indiiidual permit; a fine of :20, Each accused was charged 3ADDEcx_ N,5_ (cpl _ Jo}. H" C ‘uh kwwled‘. at the cum“, to un. lll“ ll“ mllllhlln °°“ dlfllinfl 
     
     I ' nd costs was Im used when viith tat unl wfull huntin in' ~ we ‘ll’ lo he’ . ‘ll Ill ' cl 
     
     ness was heard. and at the a , p a y 3 11- Muxluw who “O,-keg for pr cu.“ mkuudmen‘ 
     
     {request of the Crown and Vtllll 311 3¢'CU5¢‘d Dleaded guilty to ratory birds uainfl live decoys; Mexmdgr (;,,-.}..m 391] wan “ln°‘l(l:ll°n'  3 other ‘a, ho: about 31.3%. TIC! placed the 
     
     “'9 °°"5°'" 0' “°”“5"l 0' “'9 l’°55‘."5l°“ °l l'q""' ‘”'l“"‘l 'l’°‘ 'l’' "°‘ 99”‘ ll‘ 9°55”-'tl°" °’ the inventor was conducting ex- mlly l-ish tn’ ell: " h ‘old Canada remains a coherent sn- llllll"'l”‘m°'m 
     
     accused. RR Bell. QC, 3121- mg in possession of an Ill(ll\Id- 3 mmimg Hen‘-,_ on Duty perimems on nearby Bemn BCCOYDP ‘'0 3- 9 3‘ - , n‘.te. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
         
     
          
     
    
   
   
    
     _: ,v _v gietrate Gaudt-I pmtpiinrd the uni permit; fines of 8:5 and “as .3150 charged Wm, using 3 I . wed be" wed_ “it will stimulate our own nis- lllY- melhud, in 5.“ punt‘ 
     
     l _  ' .)“¢ ~‘a\ .. ’ 5*.-.....*.-..»«~ ‘ remainder of the hearing iinlil L:0>:lS 0?  <léf.\‘-* 81"‘ '5“ iilld a shotgun holding more than $33 32:? 8:12‘ was 35 ll‘,’“3lm:°"1:°“l:‘-""r; htngullcwlll acmnrmlc port In the Halifax INC IN several 
     
       T \o\ember l3Ih This was done ¢<f~‘l5 0" 30 dd)“ N‘*I’<‘“1“‘ly- three shells. one of Mt Mcxmop-3 dudes SW9 V 6&1" mt _°"ul: yggn, 
     
     to ensure the presence of a viii-. uerle Iexied ofn [£0 dlrllf!'l‘dP;ldl. Pk,“ of gum), we" cum.“ _th Dr Ben W” to ‘end an  ""1 C ‘"3" Glovansl5Moll.I¢al-.i'ati|r.;?etwIo VITAL I‘ 
     
     .s In the case who is at pres- Pal‘ 165» one 0 W tm D93 1 1 11 h ‘V’ ' ‘ “- died in 181 . was 0 chlllr 131“- 
     
     Aii L's. army “Mule l|9llC0p- carried it and its pilot to a near- em outside the Prminre. guilty to possession of liquor ;l,.,:::§:°io,°.h.'..,£,.:§l°},.lX sheep which the inventor used in C notgd um mgny of Can- lstry professor at Palermo Ufl- COIICNU Wll lllfld 5! Roman 
     
     fer Iglls I |}llglhldl;Vd0-Sfcgller PIE"? b.V |”P0"- ‘ A plea of Built)’ was entered not purchased at a \endor'l. 9”‘‘l‘ A- I-‘F80. Q.C.. Ind J.0.C. some of his eXP¢l'lm€m-'- “nil hl"*°fl° mlmlu‘ dl“p' llenlly‘ build“. ell” uh“ 1 "c' 
     
     vihic cras -an w Ie on a v 
     
    
   
   
    
     search flight for another lovin- 
     
     sd plane The huge helicopter is 
     
     shown here as it lifted the small 
     
     plane from inaccessible terrain 
     
     near Williamstown. Mass.. nd 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Guilty as Spy 3 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW YORK MP! — Russlan_ 
     
     Col Rudolf I. Abel was convicted 
     
     Friday of stealing American mil- 
     
     itary and atomic secrets for MM _. 
     
     cow. The maximum sentence is 
     
     death. 
     
    

    
     He is the first foreign national I 
     
     ever to stand trial for his life on 
     
     espionage charges in a Cl\'lllll.| 
     
     American courtroom. He also is . I I 
     
     the highest ranking Soviet agent qnne ette gowns 
     
     ever brought to book here ‘. 
     
    

    
     A‘ mrollgllolll lll' unl lll Brook‘ ‘ owns of rinted flannelette with Peter- 
     
     lyl‘ l°‘l°”'l dlslllcl °°ll"' Al’°l'l l’)‘;Iny llollar edged in lace. buttoned from 
     
     55' "filled llllly mlldly lllleleslell; “Granny" style with voke and collar piped  
     
     lll llle Vgldlcl lellllllled by ll" contrasting color andlelasilc 
     
     lllry °l "ll" me“ ‘ml ml“ "°'l gathered sleeves F I or al .98 
     
     men. They deliberated three pl_ims_ whim and plain mi. 
     
     hours and 35 minutes. : 0,; pink‘ Btu. and Main, 
     
    

    
     Judge Mortimer Byers. who ~ iengih 
     
     now holds Abel’: life in his hands. ‘ 
     
     scheduled sentencing for Nov. 15. OTHLRS AT 3'98 
     
    

    
     Defence lawyer William B. 
     
     Donovan. appointed by the court 
     
     to represent Abel after the Russ- 
     
     ian government failed to make 
     
     any move in his defence. said he 
     
     would withhold a decision on 
     
     whether to appeal. 
     
    

    
     Abel. married and the father of 
     
     a married daughter. slipped into I 
     
     this country illegally hon: Can- 
     
     ada‘ In 1918. 
     
    

    
     For the next nine years he‘ 
     
     posed as I nondeacript. artist. 
     
     eventually opening a stulo across 
     
     the street from the eourtrooml 
     
     when he went to trial Oct. 8. He 
     
     lived quietly and discreetly. and . 
     
     turned out a few mediocre oil II ' ll 
     
     vaintlnas. Snuggles 
     
    

    
     Abels' studlo was equipped with 
     
     short wave rceeivers capable of 
     
    
   
   
    
     Yes!---$25.00ontlispub 
     
     chose ofony Chrolne Shite 
     
     cl‘ 89.95oroVeH 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     picking up radio messages from Patented construction assures D(‘rl(~‘('l fit in 
     
     Moscow. It also was geared to these "knicker" snuggies. I\'ovelt_v stripe de- 
     
     cum 3. “boa” in m.'.v¢m or sign in material of 15% wool and 85% combol 
     
     W“-_ cotton in white or roseblush. 
     
    

    
     I Ab,‘ micmmmed data he °b_ Elastic waist and narrow _25 
     
     tained and secreted it in hollowed '’'‘*~‘‘'" ‘*8; 5"1’.ff-" 5~tMl  
     
    

    
     nut nbjects——coins. bolts. pencils. l‘ Olholrs md l Tr?" ‘l " , 
     
     blocks of wood. He used an ln- malerlas an C00 S’ 
     
    

    
     \ tricate code. He went under at 0, S, 1.50 
     
     I least four aliases. one of which ‘ -) 
     
    

    
     he appropriated from the birth OTHILRS T0 M98 
     
     certificate of an American infant , 
     
    
   
   
    
     who died in 1902. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ELLERSLIE 
     
     AND BIDEFORI 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mist zen, ‘xi,-,¢nona1d_ p, N For titre lady who likesriil littlle heavier .<tn(‘:(. 
     
     kn by wane 5 M, ' f M ‘, mg. i ese me-gauge l§P 059 are sure 0 
     
     real, where shouia elriplgyed  l’.l"l“l°' F“llf,la:‘lll°ll".l.' llsl°‘“l°ll9 lllllsll l""5' 
     
     .r wendmg um “M We months llivll mgalie. ”BIscette shade. 
     
     at her home here. 5”“ ° ‘ ' 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Perry 
     
     Summerside. were weekend 
     
     izuests of Mr. and Mrs. Burton 
     
     Burleigh. 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. James Burleigh, 
     
     and children were recent guests 
     
     of Mrs. Burlleglfs parents. Mr. 
     
     and Mrs. George JeIIey_ 
     
     0'Leary. 
     
    

    
     Mr and Mrs George Wilson. 
     
     and family Saint John N. B. 
     
     were weekend guests of Mr. andl 
     
     Mr! Stanley Van. 
     
    

    
     Mr. and Mrs. William Grant. 
     
     were recent overnight guests of 
     
     their daughter and son—ln-law.§ 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Shermon Hulchin-I 
     
     son. Summerslde. I 
     
    

    
     Mr and Mrs, Ord Sharpe 0'-4‘ 
     
     Leary were recent guests o!‘ 
     
     their son and dauhhter-In-law 
     
     Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sharpe I 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     For your evening leisiire, (‘house "Angel 
     
    

    
      ‘ s things on two 
     
     feet". Made of Blue or Rose pinwale 
     
     mrduroy with metallic trim. shirred 
     
     rlastic strap at back  
     
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     Wedium and Large. I . 
     
    
   
   
    
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     HOSIERY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Holman’: will give you TWENTY~F|VE DOLLARS for your old 
     
     l(ll’Cl'lOI‘l set-—REGARDLESS OF COND|TlON—on the pur- 
     
     chase of any chrome suite in our sloclt at 89.95 or over. For 
     
     as little as 64.95-—and your present sst—you may buy I 
     
     genuine "Trysson" suits such as illus- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ’ flannelette pyjamas 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Warm and attractive pyjamas in floral, 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,‘{(',l",',‘ld ‘,',‘,‘:,n',l§;’,;“l,,;l,:;l"°'?'§,o:f't’J,f,‘l . tratecl above. This suite features a 9 ply - _ - 
     
     ii;-3 Saielgdt-'tio.nndofL.these popular item The heavier weight for fall ~ ‘table top with Arborlts. Gleaming 
     
     - and winter. Extra elastic top chrome legs on table and chairs. Cover- 
     
     alretches and molds‘ to cnn- . lngs are of "Duralast"—‘llie miracle C J 
     
     form exactly to the le1—no fabric that is washable. wear-resistant ‘ 
     
     seam. comfort foot. Color and practically tear-proof. Beautiful 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘nuggl. down’ Bsmblna pattern in a lovely array of 
     
    
   
   
    
     colors. Remember. this sale ends Satur- anal‘ tot ‘” ” 
     
    
   
   
    
     "blondette". Sin M II‘/a ll l 
     
     By “SlIknlt". Finely knit and oomiort- ‘ Oh) and I. no to ll). I 
     
     ably napped la ski-style P!Jamas—white 
     
     ribbed calla cuffs. waistband and 
     
     ankle clfl. or nlghues with Ielf-collar. 
     
    
   
   
    
      
     
    
   
   
    
     " day. Nov. 2nd—so visit Holmon's'Fur- 
     
     ’ nllure Department NOW to lalte od- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     aacyflonfl “ll‘fla'm::  '98 VIII C90 0 II amazing 0 OI’. ‘ 
     
    

    
     tried" -— Shrunk to fit. ' -- ,,v, ' 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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