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        P I T O L   ‘ V. i‘ i’ 11cc: and tlall trees etng complete 
     
     ‘  I , r 1 -=1-  ‘- - , l - 1 . owns ou ‘asooccur a. . 
     
     T 0 D A Y  l‘ !‘ “N” inn“ O ‘ilatinee 3 1' 16c 37c l‘ i In! 1mm rrcnmli  llyé: marsh“- ts l red t St 
     
     ‘I “n” s“ m no‘ TQ - D A Y I  Evening 7 iilld 9  Zlbc, in», 521-. _ ,  . Pm“ my during u“ yen“ Mn 
     
     -“ _ j ' iiiat.s.iii...._, 11,111, ~ 1 . . ~ 2CD xiii fr a the ,th 0 q ' 
     
     ' Evening ‘traits.- ziicoiziibi: Eve. 1 at 8.45 .. 111:. 26:. HAPPY —- SNAPPY — TUNEFUII l " .1 DAYS OF JOY ’  '  raii\v"z')'llti"“l\illalosiillz Tibial; thereshorte: t‘, l") " i! 3 l? 
     
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     ‘ glosgA “POPULAR BOOK A STORY RIGHT OUT G   T  I'd z\ T ‘ rmtefln colorful mplolm‘ . \ _  o1’ tizc: D1151 being destroyed for about -__ 
     
     . - n. ~ 1  t a 01- YOUR. own nnanr, YVITH THE FAMOUS S I N (l: IN G '7 nominee: ttllramatlasllctetaculn‘: _, ‘A e . = g ' ' ;. i1 qunif i-‘tacngltifx-‘aligte   __ . _\ 
     
     - . _ v r 1 . . l .tu en nus screen hump _. ,  1 I woe... Us-Avld .; ' ‘ - 
     
          “LONESOME”    h  ' l  inilxilts aneiv entertainment ‘ l“ ' i ' . r ' ed and during that time the train   
     
     l. l 1 “ ,_ _ ,, . -; "mllld" l" u" Wm‘ §"l"'"d-',"' _ _ ‘ ‘ __' ' ' from Charlottetown ran daily to the   
     
     l i '  WITH ~§ ' ‘ 5~ ‘l I. * .. _- 7» . » I _'  “M”? “l u" “um! W.‘ " V~ __ point where the washout oeeured, the ‘   ' 
     
     l ‘- _ __ - ' ' .  ' - ‘ freight and passengers being trnns- 1- ' n 
     
     J  iglfivsvigg gtslzltulh: t NEWS Glenn Try” Barb“! Km. ferred to a train on the other side‘ 
     
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     l Z qélolt-Tht wreck n; surlzillf A L 5 0 C 0_ l" E P Y,‘ ‘ of the break. ‘O11 tuo occasions th-‘ H   N 6 
     
     ‘ f u’, v SCENIC -" H0951!‘- - ‘om-ll brcastwork built to protect the land" 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Island and was a fine specimen of - Expert ivorknianshin 
     
     humanity. In full Highland costume. q d 
     
     he was n familiar and impressivel ‘on to 
     
     figure at Caledonia games 'in this 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     "' J Matinee 3.15 ....... .. 111-, 1st». 
     
     - ~~~ -——- Evening, 7 & 8.15 .... Iiie, 26c. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     hungry woinen - Ilou nded by motorcycli- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     r0115 — caught in thefblls of a fortunv- ' ' 1 '~ , l’ '. _- l nnznxs 0F i '  ‘Caledonia Club and frequently play- o a  
     
     l? tlllliilllitiinlf Tl°t'h“r-f-cll:-|fln(\i(i  lhiddryselily-da l’ ‘ ' . . ‘i’ ,' #13» ‘  _ vorvuiu I - A‘ ' ~' ed for functions held by that orizim- ‘ 
     
     I “In foreyotlrcr so“ \ ore. rio u -lll 7 ‘_ . ., ' , .- _ 0 ~ _ _ . - SONG "yrs ‘ -. - - lmtlorh 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
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     Just ca"! ‘m . _  - 7 being one oft the fifty] six pipers who Opposite Prince Edvard 
     
     Illc. l" __ 1 - ' ‘ I were pres-en from a parts o! Con- 
     
     n Girl mend ' ‘ '  ,. l ada, the United States and Scotland Them“ 
     
     ht n 1111.1‘ l"1l1‘11‘1 ‘ _ _ ' __ ‘_ _ ‘at the Caledonia games in Banfi’, nl- Phone 393 J 
     
     n1’ l\1_ine. . _- I ‘ , bent . 
     
     iiiilgllixiiec!  ' v ' l ~ '. -, . ‘r The late Mr. MacDonald was n 
     
    

    
     nmc West t .  " ' ' worth descendant of the Hivhland. 
     
     llllllc "l" ' i‘ m A  ‘ ' ' ‘ I -. l ploneizyrs of this province. inhgriting 
     
     CM": “mt A lfrom them their independence and 
     
     sterling qualities of mind and heart. 
     
     In St. Peters and Georgetown, where 
     
     " ‘he resided for so many years. and- 
     
     in Charlottetown during his resid- 
     
     ence of n year and n halt’ he hncl 
     
     _ _ ‘made many friends. He was town 
     
     leads ‘fie mntigcwftlllwllfbglggl‘G36  World's Most Lavish Musical Coniedy Pro- ‘liounmnoilzr Georgetown mt {:2}: 
     
     points.- The Exnflrlmflnlfll Fanlliliillce PllliflilR‘  ,, .. - ; iluction! liiintlreds er re Girls — 113mm‘ l: f Tay” and a m°m “‘ 
     
     Notes on the Prince Edward Island Charlottetown, pen 7 is second "with ;._,_,,.l,_ 1.010%“.   _. W‘ . - .  ~ » , ~ g .  Dozens latest lilting kit-iv;- F. " .Orlvlfifiwxgaglqlfrlljcsggltgfiteeirrhd' 
     
    

    
     Lg}; Laying (‘anti-st for the week 62 eggs, 48.9 p0 nts: Mr. James 'l‘il{1-‘ _ . » ' » ,_   ‘ fir‘ ‘to ‘ti; lite Ida Banfisn ‘niéyy 
     
    

    
     ending Nov- 21- 1930- IiIVS B- R P911 i?- llhfil “W1 55 "Fill-Y ' i ~ __i ___,___, _. _. - -_...._s_...___.___ , ha; two children the late M“ Roy 
     
    

    
     449- poiias. i , in tiie "Question Box" were siitis-, ' ' 
     
    

    
     The production for the week was thnifi’,  a d‘ , faetorily‘ solved by the Supervisoial B‘ Harding‘ of Brldgewater’ him" 
     
     Mr. Wllllfim 5311mm! B- R- Pell n 258 811d 90 dflle 504- l . "N115    ‘ The next meeting ivill be held in  and Mfs‘ Bartram M: Blood o: mcl 
     
     led the contest {or the week with 3i Th1rt_v_¢hr@e eggs ‘vprc (lisqualificifl. I 1 r lmme clly who l5 “l lncsem m char‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     i111 ti l Lructions‘ SMJQJL handy for viiuglir: 41ml throat trnuh- ' Georgetown’ also one daughter Flor- 
     
    
   
   
    
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     all?‘ m pom”: TM Experimental m being ‘Wm weight‘ ‘l ' ' “'  " “" ‘m’ m" 3'" ‘l " o\1 u n11‘ rid»; iron n’ wt st wmlllw“ 13m‘ Th’ mm“ m be dml loli/lermll/iiicDonalds second wiie the Prince Edward 4 
     
    

    
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     ; T. I-‘iirm. Charlottetown, B. R. Den 7 One hundred filld tiveuiy 1101i; llflYJ i LPYEL‘  ‘ “ x ‘  _, , x _ , ,1. d “up trurscti is "Senior Arithmetic. v F l I ‘ d l F N e 
     
     1A .'_ were Second “m, 33 egg,’ 25,4 Domes; yet to m. the“. m.“ egg. l‘ . 1010i Q (.tll_li‘(illli, en nn o. ._ __ stier How ett, o Annan a e) sur- _ ox-  
     
     l i- Airy-John B. Paula's w. 1.. pen :1 were c“...  ‘v"‘l“°“l“-‘" Dfimlbs" Mar‘ Bffllnlllég" ::I.lKI-I iuvixc. .1 nociron IN "V" mm mm" will‘ m" 5m“ 
     
    

    
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     f third with 22 eggs, 22.3 points. —" N“ l l‘ us“ u g“ ’ l‘ l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     fir. William Sansoufs l3. R. hen If _ BOWLING l 
     
     Nu. 5 iczirls the contest for individual; 1- i 
     
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     . production with l6 eggs, 15.8 points The Borden Lucky Strikers mot- ]\1;1f,)1-i:\- ‘e... w; FIXED-Charged Wm‘ drmng t’) 
     
    

    
     "I and his hen No. 4 is second with 15 cred to the city yesterday afternoon p;;,,,y,]@;. 3;; ' m“ Conlmon danger l‘ m°l°lls° m?“ —- [Clumim yea" 33°‘ . "ll"! Wlllll W“ 0f "ID1501111- 
     
     f egizs, 13.9 points; 'I‘he Earperimentai for b. friendly bowling tilt with the‘ 1p], , '1"‘="‘-'"ll° “"5 “might l~"°l°l"° Mam‘ 1111351035115, one bmlll" and 515W‘ Burvlvei vnnlzinl locking out the moist- 
     
      Funrm. Charlottetown, hen No. 4 in ‘Charlottetown Ramblers. FOil’)\‘.'il!,‘,' 1__ ‘i- 1c I). uEdltiil‘ Shaw and given n‘ __Hi llligh IVIBCDOIIBld. 111 Cfllllofllla-alld hm. 811d lflfilllll! 111 "l9 llllllll! 
     
     f“ pen '7 is third with 14 eggs, 1384111- the scores: “l” "f S“) "mulling C053‘ Itir '1‘  ‘.7. L. .\'iiiii<‘ll arrivcrl ; llns" Edlllmd mm“ l“ Morlmgue‘ i "l" "ml"! l"!!! llll‘. E1111 4b- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     pen i1 owned by Wm. Sansom, Florence Monaghau ., 9B 143 136 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘home liii--._i1l=~lil iiohi :1 visit lo Mon- l M-r- Macnonal‘? “'35 5 member or pendallllllY- ' ' 
     
     \'l1.‘1'l‘l§Ill).-\Y'S NT.\RKE'1'—Bill‘i"'-‘; _ . {the United church,~and service at Write for Ranch supply Catn- 
     
     irfiitl n: 37c; E525 55¢‘; Clllfiliwfi 51-101 U his home last evening was conducted log-ire. 
     
    

    
     m] C _\. and drmghu... by Rev- Dr. Runway. Rev. Dr. Vin- ynQMpT Dguvggy 
     
    

    
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     he... Bot-h,“ Maw M. MacLeod, formerly oi’ St. Peter's 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Mr. llruro Flievmrt. Brookiicid. 
     
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     ' t of lliriha ivlnrriiiizes aiirl Death _ ______ To the bereaved relntq-ps the 
     
     l,  October, credit this 11113111100 iifil M]. Afmlluvuf, “Invhflyre of China Guardian extends its deep sympathy, i‘ h"  
     
     t JMIOW-‘i Elm“ 413 lllarlmgcr‘ 23? ‘l iettetmvn tins successfully passed hisl _ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     3 lnccepied n pfvitinn \\'.'l‘l1 the Gus-J __» 
     
    

    
     FUNERAL YE§TI<1RDA.Y—'l‘l:e fir-j . t .— . H. - - ‘ — - 
     
     | 1 .i.1.. 1.1111 v . . I V, Y 
     
     ' (‘ll of tho Into ltirs. Edmund Pi-oe- ‘ y ....... .. _ l Passed a“ a5 on November 1st’ 1930i- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     i to;- wns held yesterday moining from - 111E LATE Igvllqgtfl iilgntAeua nsvjgsley weights, cuml-Ztfibi . “ rt , t] 
     
     = _ '1 .te~ - - v - " - ' I. 
     
     h_r late residence 123 ‘DOTOIC? i D- OIACDOBALD his 47th year Besides his Irving wife Quill y l8 1B 
     
     Street, to St. Dunstans Basilica v ~ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     where a Requiem HlglrMnns wiif-l with 11;." (l'."'.'til in ChflflOllfilOlVilyfonnfllly Flam Rem]! he 121W! t? First 
     
     (lvl0l11‘fl3/\‘ll bi’ Rlllllll Rcvclcml M01” i curly Iiiriitldy nvzrniiigr. shortly after l nloumfhlce small chldren R abort‘: 
     
     sigiior litnurlce McDonald. The pull ,,,1,1n;,;1l,t‘ 0; L113 Duncan D. Mac. brmhel wllualn. Duncan’ or 0X ‘n? 
     
     b01110“ “will M554“- AlllllollY Donald, a vstcrhn rriilivny man has Mash and on? sister, M” Email‘ 
     
     Flynn, Thos. McAdam, Alfred Chriii- . been gathered to his fathers at the mimic’ ‘D111 vancvzvi: l?'tc;xniflin]l,; 
     
     . , . . r lmllt’. Jflllfl B- FlCmlYlQ- POPE Bail" LKlViIltCCfl 1111c cf '78 years. “ast e so“ o e a e m l a" 
     
      ALL Radio s latest sclennfic - develilPmfinls 11111 mid Pclvr Flyiiii- Svvvlvb 11¢ W The 1.1m Mi‘. ividi-voniiid 1aossessecl muffle or 50mm’ P‘ E‘ I‘ 
     
     are ‘in the new Fadas. Fada continues to 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . . .. . ruur"“"“" wwuhrflwuxuuuu neweeeeeme 
     
     design for perfection, sacrificing nothing for ‘ ' ‘ ' mu’ ufyxweif:  ‘mo: he w“ have come and gone, but Dr. Thomitz; 
     
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     Prlcta: Everywhere Fada 1s heralded as the on? P- W- (‘i- nEBATlls-“Tlw Sllllicd °l . stricken '.'."1'tl1 lieurt (llfiOllSO to ivlilch Eclecmc o“ continues to nlalmal" 
     
     standing radio achievement of the year. W e 
     
     challenge a comparison. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the debate in Section A., oi’ Prince 0i 1, lie succumhevi despite the best incdl- lllrjegfliizlsine$z ‘Ilsa-gist:       
     
     Wfllvfi Cllllegc Dcllfillllg Socfly f/F-‘I-  tail skill 11nd devoted attention oh “m. h b ht“ t m kron‘: ’ 
     
     terdfly will "Rcsvlved that B- l1“ Lite part of his u-iie and family, his q“ 16s ave mug o e ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     .. d kept it there, and it can truly be 
     
     should be placed 0n bachelors The l daughter, lvlrs. Blood, of Britlgcivatcr, ‘m 
     
     —See the Fada F LASHOGRAPH announce = t. ~ , n . - t t‘ . _. . .1 Called the 0110f 11w niwnle- .Thi=u- 
     
     . _ , i‘ olutlou v\\‘flS defc1t-d by '1 so e  l‘ Atass, ‘coming 110111. to nurse hei , sands have benemtd by It and “mum _ 
     
     stations by light. ..s to 2. ihe speakers on the Pm, mum lli 111:. inst illness. l 
     
    
   
   
    
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     -—Operate the New Fada NOISE FILTER-a 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ——He ar the AUTOMATIC VOLUME 
     
     CONTROL“ eliminate roars and fading. 
     
    

    
     -Witness the NEW DE LUXE FADA 
     
     CABINET BEAUTY representative of the 
     
     finest furniture ideals of the century. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' —Mzirvel at F ADA TONE QUALITY so clear 
     
     and natural and Performance that only the 
     
     16 all-star Fada features can give. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iv were. Violet McCmiiivl. Eflllfll Mi". iviaeilrniald was born in Dim- 
     
     Val-xiii} l l..Tl':  1;, ' . 
     
     ‘Nu c‘ ‘n: Icnot DcsRoe 10s 1o e, on» and u is ll. son ofthe lute Nor I The prisoner turned a pleading 
     
     1 i1l‘91l1l?| lllc C011 5M9 W910 "P1911 1111111 lUdCDOlllllfl. He first eiitetcd the!‘ m to the jud c "M Lord" he as!“ 
     
     llmkc nnd William Crawford. "RP-l,"1\{'\'1(‘.3 of the ynlhVlly in i874 flllii’ w“ 8' y ' __ 
     
    

    
     1 "veri tint Italy had contributed 1 wrrl-eil on lhc eonsiriviioii of the ed‘ have I got to be tried by n h“  
     
     "r to the morvcss of itmnkliizl ihiiii l lillC- lie \v.".-= employed ns section of ‘vomm? H Be ‘Hitch ‘w; spnercr 
     
    

    
     ' (ii-eere" was the resolution dis- vmi n‘ \ii~r~‘l for eiPht yi"li'S aniil ms counsel’ I wont be qu on m w  
     
    

    
     ltiiiSfiPtl by Section 18., and carried by nus section foreman ht St. Petersl  or: wfiferdietlalzlzttvzgj: "' H A R D A 
     
    

    
     in vote of’ 26 to 17. Supporting the‘ Bay for tVfflllly-SflfCll years. In 1909 v men Xy 1,0“ _Gu'm ,,, ‘ 
     
    

    
     Pro side were Jack hlcbcnn, Evelyn. he was transferred to Georgetown “o ' l‘ y' 
     
    

    
     \Vflr‘illf.‘l'. ROY Mcnflllllfllfl 11ml llfllllil‘ ainii ciuiiliiiisii its foreman there iintil i n W” 7 m u’ 
     
    

    
     \Vc<;l1s. The speakers for the Con i922 when he retired on superannu- 
     
    
   
   
    
     side were Homer Nicholson, ED161111‘ zitioii. lie was therefore continuously _ i 
     
     lttcGrnih, Ruth McKimon, Walicricucngcil in railway work for forty- 
     
     Mutch. The critic was Elwood lilc-leiyzht years. lie came to reside in '1 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pherson. I Charlottetovxii in lvlny, 19211. 
     
     -- ——- During: his long career he 11nd a _i" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Herc in a single receiver is a wealth of entertainment, _ 
     
     a new luxurious ease of operation that set Farizi apart srunv GROUP-A meeting! of the i number of SHOW battles to fight dur- 
     
     and prefieiéiinent in ttlliehrladio field. I Let 11B (Ilemtin- léIZIClIOTS of) lflliilfigtltiloviflgt iirtgilcly 11:11 witlrtlei-sxiyhrili 502F128 gtorlmstsiveltit We are receiving truck and team h0g5 
     
     . ITDll V/HS 1C'( n 1' 1C9 ‘v (3 OVPT 1S .‘ ill“, (Ill H TOR Q ' Q 
     
    

    
      Onaarfs ovcrw‘ e mg lsupcnolliy, gill? K College Saturday November 22nd.l the difficulties of the ruilgwriy iiicnl Tuesdays and Fridays each week until 120 clock 
     
    

    
     , , ycomparison you c ect tom c. t 011g 1 -' i | _ , f -  
     
     Eada Costs more’ “sluice is far omwcighodby the now   ‘There ‘were about thirty tenehers- In one ivihter. for instance, at n} [100]],  bringing h0g8 tO plant; the rillg 
     
    

    
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     I  standards of radio entertainment it makes possible.  prgsldlfii‘ ‘$118 mlgutclsmg " m "l" ° " c‘ a ‘e “m” and other expenses are saved_ At the same l7"? 
     
    
   
   
    
     the last meeting were read and ap- mm  “IE CUITEHO IIIBPkEt price i8 TGCGlVCO. 
     
    
   
   
    
     proved. The following committees) 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
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     - Cairns, Bernice Cullen; Diiiicult Pro- -‘ - _ ‘ - ~ 
     
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