Wednesday. Oct. '30. 1954 "'he Guardian 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     former Alberton Man Will Serve In 
     
     Germany With Immigration Department 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Raeburn Corbett spent the work they will perform for can- 
     
     adian Government in other lands 
     
     among folk who may one dsy be- 
     
     come immigrants and fellow cit- 
     
     izens in this land which is so 
     
     rich in blessing and in opportun- 
     
     lty. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Before leaving for Germany, Mr. 
     
     Corbett will be joined by his wife. 
     
     who is now visztlng her home in 
     
     Grenfell. Saskatchewan. and their 
     
     three sons. Barry. ago 7; Kelmeth, 
     
     5 and Norman 4. . . 
     
    
   
   
    
     Former S'side 
     
     Man Dies In 
     
     Moncton. N. B. 
     
    
   
   
    
     -Mr. Ray C Bernard. age 51 
     
     years, formerly of Su.m.mera'lde died 
     
     very 
     
     Moncton on Monday evening after 
     
     a very brief illness. 
     
    

    
     The deceased. who was born in 
     
     O'f..eary. 
     
     for 
     
     made a host of friends who will 
     
     sincerely 
     
     passing. During his life in Sum- 
     
     meraide he was a valued employee 
     
     of the firm of R. T. Holman, Ltd. 
     
     Later he i 
     
    
   
   
    
     week-end at his former home in 
     
     Alba:-ton where he was guest of 
     
     hi. parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. 
     
     Corbett. and his brother and ais- 
     
     ter-in-lsw, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cor- 
     
     bett. He also visited with other 
     
     relatives and renewed many friend- 
     
     ships. 
     
    

    
     This is Mr. Corbett'a first visit 
     
     gmee 1945 end it is one of special 
     
     significance since he is at pre- 
     
     sent on I tour of Canada in pre- 
     
     puation for a term of service in 
     
     Germany for the Department of 
     
     Citizenship and Immigration with 
     
     which he has been employed in 
     
     Canada for the past eight years. 
     
    

    
     As a young man Mr. Corbett 
     
     became employed with the Can- 
     
     gdian Bank of Commerce. 
     
    

    
     in 1940 he joined the R.C.A.l". 
     
     from which he received his dis- 
     
     charge in Vancouver-in ll?-15. He 
     
     went to White Rock BC. (40 miles 
     
     south of Vancouver) and became 
     
     Lggociated with the Dept. of Im- 
     
     migration. In 1952 he was trans- 
     
     ferred to Vancouver where he 
     
     has since made his home. He is 
     
     now under appointment to serve 
     
     as a visa officer in Germany for 
     
     the next three and a half years. 
     
     He will be stationed at Karlsrhue 
     
     onion is situated on the Rhine 
     
     In the south central portion of the 
     
     country in the Black Forest area. 
     
    

    
     At the present time he and two 
     
    
   
   
    
     Face 15 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gues' Speaker At 
     
     Tignish Meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
     -Rev. George Tophsee of Syd- 
     
     ney, N. S., was guest speaker st 
     
     a meeting in Ttgnlsh last night 
     
     sponsored by the Tignish Credit 
     
     Union. following his arrival in 
     
     the province yesterday afternoon. 
     
    

    
     Father Tophsee is hea of the 
     
     Cape. Breton section of the Peo- 
     
     ple's Radio School conducted by 
     
     St. Francis Xavier Extension De- 
     
     partment as a featured adult ed- 
     
     ucational program. He will ad- 
     
     dress other Credit Union groups 
     
     in the Province during the, week. 
     
    

    
     On Thursday. which is Inter- 
     
     national Credit Union Day. and 
     
     the one hundred and sixth anni- 
     
     versary of the founding of the 
     
     movement. he will speak at Char- 
     
     lottetown at a banquet to'be 
     
     held at the Clover Club. This Is 
     
     sponsored by the Charlottetown 
     
     Credit Union Chapter. The Lig- 
     
     uorian. St. Dunstsn's. Charlotte- 
     
     town. CNR Employees, Federal 
     
     Employees, and MCA Employees 
     
     comprise this chapter. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Alberton United 
     
     Church Men's 
     
     Ass'n Meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
     suddenly at his home in 
     
    
   
   
    
     resided in Summerside 
     
     about ten year; where he 
     
    
   
   
    
     regret to learn of his 
     
    
   
   
    
     so to Moncton. N.B., 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
    
   
   
    
     -Dr. L. W. Shaw. deputy nun- 
     
     idter of education, was the guest 
     
     speaker at the October meeting 
     
     of the Somme 'r' Home and 
     
     school Association last evening in 
     
     the High school library. 
     
    

    
     no traced the development or 
     
     the Home and school from pioneer 
     
     days when the Home and School 
     
     were one to the time that the 
     
     school was organised to supple- 
     
     ment the work in the home. Dr. 
     
     Shaw went on to explain that the 
     
     true purpose of the Home and 
     
     School is to bring the parents and 
     
     teachers to s 1: understanding 
     
     of their mutusi problems. 
     
    

    
     The speaker suggested a pro- 
     
     lrram technique of small group dis- 
     
     cussion at the meetings for better 
     
     results. The pruldent. Mr. Ivan 
     
     Vaughan. occupied the chair and 
     
    
   
   
    
     " WASHING-'IY)N 
     
    
   
   
    
     'tlev. G. Toplisee lllepuly Minister of Education Speaks 
     
     At S'side Home and School Ass n- 
     
    
   
   
    
     freshments were served. 
     
    

    
     Mr. A. H. I-lubley. on behalf of 
     
     the association expressed sincere 
     
     appreciation for the thought pro- 
     
     voking address of Dr. Shaw. 
     
    

    
     -3. 
     
    
   
   
    
     11 U. S. Insurance 
     
     firms Accused Of 
     
     Misleading Claims 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     (AP)-The fed- 
     
     eral trade commission today ac- 
     
     cused 11 American companies in 
     
     the health. hospital and aazident 
     
     insurance, business of "false and 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Frank Cameron's group was in 
     
     charge of the evening's program. 
     
     A social hour followed when re- 
     
    
   
   
    
     CCF Nomination 
     
     In Invorncss. N. S. 
     
    
   
   
    
     MABOU. N. 8. (OP) -Joseph 
     
     Rankin, 36-year-old farmer from 
     
     nearby Judique and a staff mem- 
     
     ber of the United Steel Workers 
     
     of America. Tuesday was unan- 
     
     lmously named GOP candidate in 
     
     the Nov. 15 provincial by-election 
     
     in the Inverness riding. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Mr. Rankin. who is I member of 
     
    
   
   
    
     misleading advertising." 
     
    

    
     Together. the i7 firms-including 
     
     the four largest in the field-repre- 
     
     sent annual premium payments of 
     
     more than 8300,000.000. or about 
     
     one-third the total health and ac- 
     
     cident policies written an indi- 
     
     viduals in the United States. 
     
    

    
     Among those named in the com- 
     
     plaints, which grew out of s. 10- 
     
     month investigation. are the Bank- 
     
     erl Life and Casualty Co. of Chi- 
     
     cago (the White Cross). Mutual 
     
     Benefit Health and Accident Aa- 
     
     soclation of Omaha. (Mutual of 
     
     Omaha). Reserve Life Insurance 
     
     Co. of Dallas, and United Insur- 
     
    
   
   
    
     E Professional cards  
     
    
   
   
    
     E. E. Parkman 
     
     0pt.D.. 8.0. 
     
     PHONE 3287 
     
     REGENT THEATRE BLDG. 
     
     .Summer St. . Slusuneraldr 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ehartered Accountants. 
     
     1. Earle Hickey I 
     
     Canadian Bank of Commerce . 
     
     Building 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     - Phone uaa  
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Svsnmerslde, P.E.l. 
     
    
   
   
    
     W. Albert Robertson 5 
     
     P. E. l. MUTUAL BUILDING l 
     
     Granville It Water Street ' I 
     
     summenldo 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     DIAL 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     INSURANCE , 
     
     R. E. Ellis it Son Limited 
     
     Fire - Auto - Casualty 
     
    

    
     5 Summer St. Slsmmeruiuu 
     
     Optometrists I 
     
     B F. Hunter. R.0. , 
     
     Gunsmeralde. P.E.l. - Phone Ills? 
     
    
   
   
    
     -aw 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOTIBE T0 ELECTRIC 
     
     POWER USERS 
     
    
   
   
    
     There will be an interruption of service on Friday. 
     
     October 22nd. permitting. between the 
     
     hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the following 
     
     areas: 
     
    
   
   
    
     weather 
     
    
   
   
    
     Si. Eieanors. Miscouche. and all lines west, also 
     
     Sllei'bl'ooke, Travellers Rest, New Annan and Maipc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     que for the purpose of making necessary repairs 
     
     TOWN OF SLYIVIMERSIDE 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIGHT AND POWER DEPT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     SMALLM.AN'5 BUILDING 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     A. Raymond-(grant. 
     
    
   
   
    
     n.sc., o.n. 
     
     Sussuneraldc 
     
     Above Maurice Mill's Men's Woes 
     
     . PHONE ssso I 
     
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Dentists 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dr. J. A. Doiron 
     
     SMALLMAN BUILDING 
     
    
   
   
    
     LIBERAL MEETING 
     
    
   
   
    
     The annual meeting of the East Prince Liberal 
     
     Association will be held in the LEGION HALL. Sum- 
     
     mersicle, on Friday. November 5th next. at 8 pm. 
     
     Each poll will select five delegates with suitable alter- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     asuciates tone of whom will go Where he W-13 CmD10Yed With 311"" ..A1be,-wn Unwed chm-ch Mentg the Toronto national office 'staff ance Co. of Chicago. Dial 2386 Summerlllrle nates. I0 c3tI9nd- II? Ihi” 3b59m'-9 of ”IhPY' arrange' 
     
     with htim Milo gdI'15rh1;e Irlintlll 11;? "9I;eC1:1"f:r'3i';, ed by my Wm the Association met Monday evening gg the lUSW. said he would resign Each mm 1. charged mm from -m---w--m---m mems the poll meeting to select such delegates will 
     
     other 0 e ague n I 0 an ,' in the church hall for the first Un 011 P051 but continue to in 3 fl it dl d t - v ' N: - b th 1 R 
     
      Wm    .i?.l:”:..f”::L.i&:::”'l.:i..i.l:”:;la mm mm or  mm am we mm mm miiiuei xnliviiuiieni-1--5i5”i?5 '”0T05'W”E'i5 ” I3”..”:'.” .22 I.”l::f”.il...i”"l1f'..;.”:f;?3..f.:..i. .52.... 
     
     tion in regard 0 uvure set 8- ' which was also their annual 1 D b- d f - - ' 5 r s .r  i ' . i 
     
     ment of lmmizjrnnts in Canada. Joyce. CEIISO hlsaparentia. Lsrteand meeting A turkey supper was tfnelore unis: ll1i;annPg(!:n"luf;- Cr:)lr';1ml;- THLDRI&AIgE:'nI'sUDl0 I busmesx the meermg W1” hp addressed by the premier 
     
     TI”: m.”"AWh””; hem” m Onaflff  smgfmfms ”;;l:,',,,',. Bellargg iiiaved by members of the Ladies  gggggg. ,3” 11; 2:3” mm finds were 15 "bask far me ' l m ; and other prominent. speakeis. Everyone welcome in- 
     
     eary in UEUS. W OCCUDY - .' ' and a delightful musical pro- . , . . . ' ' 
     
    

    
      we     to    --m   by M... m. 2::  or -'s'" -21's ::u::' .i”..L””.l..:iiBS. ?f.””.li. 2"; puvslcmus l ””,d1"g lad” 
     
    

    
     lirovrihlcndbgi ichfe loeydiltilslodnonetglig The funeral will be held. from do" M'””' .35 i':.a."l7.'.'.'q 53 63 "E ture. L K ZIELINSK1, Mpg Dated the 19th day of October, 1954. 
     
    

    
     . . ' 4.. 1 ' M , Worship was led by Jack Clark assoc Pal-o - arm. in .1! ' ' , 
     
    

    
     andbpart of (the Marltimes are yet :2; ';1tfI.:uf;Ig'):faat1;i;';ep'm-”;Igy During the business permd It was Hg: :::nr3Lacgi '33 ;fi ii ',REsULT OF COMPLAINTS General Practitioner . EAST PRIACE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION 
     
     '”.n”.”;..”f.,3..' .,, .....,.. ,.,....... terment will be at Moncton. s Nwrtef that durinez the first . 0.-..2l....'.'. . 6 l W". Dimmer Road 5 EDSON- G. RAYNER. President 
     
     ment offices which are visited in gggfmgn i,i;,,orgg,"gm;;g;;;h,;e;:; 1.03 .'::;;,,V. 0'" lg; lg?” lg: commission chairman Edward F. Kc-stnwtom P- E. 1- I MORLEY M. BELL. Secretary 
     
    

    
     every cent” they are gaming 3 mgs, eight 0! than being supper 540 pjck crow 1,5 ,3 1,, Howrey said the action is aimed Phone: Kenalngwn I 
     
    

    
     Va” W1 "med ms” hm” km”;    meetings to which the Ladies' Aid. .0333 I-l:ilton:'Il"(r)s-a '33 "1125 1112” I” '31” " deceptive advemsmg 
     
    

    
     ledge of the rich resources and the Guild and cascumpec lad!” M mu" 3, as ,9 claims concerning the extent of Dr. Hubert Macneim MID. 
     
    

    
     great industries of their native Catemd m turn The treasure, reg lseso Pontiac :51 :5: 257 insurance PTOLECIJOH End hen”-V"-5 
     
    

    
     land. They have seen ruzriculture n   a ported a. small balance on hand. 33335313 Call: :50 at 3;! payable. In a statement. he added Pl1.vaiclanvSurgeon 
     
    

    
     in all its aspects. the lumbering D..,,,,g the year . .,..mb,,, 0, .00., .-.).”.,..”"J,',' ,7, m .7, that this first broad inquiry of its Phone 1032.    
     
     '"d”5”” ffifsnh ;””"1dg f”""'”fff or-rsws (CF)-Canada's ports projects were carried out. They 3:33 ';'"':"., ;;g :33 4545 kind grew out or i"a lllollag or 1ekt- wins: street. summers!-I-. 
     
    

    
     to many n 5 pro uc s. we ' t 1 1 d d 131 h h ”"" ' tars" sent by poicy o era W 0 
     
    

    
     and inland fisheries. ship building. :f1de”C”;adI;::d'f;:vef,I:z;;?00 e,1.?,::i.'.: brdgtlrldse on gotiinilbegtgdcandngdnss 'z"ollb'I:'3.'a3'lul.. m. M. "1 he said complained the insurance ; . . g 
     
    

    
     povrerful electrical d"910Pm9”'-5v Canada mm the united sums last. cumpec churches, organizing a mo Que cap 102 10 loo coverage they received was not You are invited to attend a meeting in the In- 
     
     oil fields and reflnel'ieds. ' M f July, an mmm of mm per cm mew chm spmmmg we Mount 2933 3:: mo .30: 3302 1;; u... same as advertised. ggRoYALe9 stltute Hall, Alberion. on Monday, October 25th at 8 
     
    

    
     The. W" "”de'g”?”" "3 ii over the total of 424,700 in July, Allison campaign following a visit aesoaue mm as an so pm. to hear Mr. Donald A. MacDonald of the Prince 
     
     mines. and great industrial cen- 953 from MI. R. A Pmfm. Donating emu Quemsmn 1, 2,, 2", BOBDEN , B d 1 . h 
     
     lres from which pour forth an al- 1 Tr-18 Bureau of Smumu "pow Wm” Ems M 1” folk at Cmm .1,-,.,.,............ 2.... 20.. zni. "FLAME Asp THE FLESH" Edward Island Potato Marketing oar exp aln w y 
     
     most unbelievable Variety 01 DT0- . - . mu: 5 onsorlll" an lnverdemml - ”l”” ””””.k 1'” 97 ""1 ABSORBWG DMMA ” We. - Thur. 'l:i.5 - this we should have centralized selling. 
     
     - ed Tuesday foreign travellers ent . la .. l n 3.50 naamle M5 M1 in. .. d I 
     
     due” which mc1ud';)mmrn1tu;1e' srmg by 1'2” bug boat and pianggatiollal lilree-hour Good Friday 1200 Red Pnpisr 15 15 15 CAPITOL THEATRE SSIDEI Matinee Wed. 3:30 I A 
     
     - - . " ' ' l.. .. E . ., . .' . 3 i ll . - - v n 
     
    

    
     rubber gO(1)dsl.d8dllrl0lg'lgckss.ti1l(le13(i3n. mmued 292.800 3 boost of 11 per seillce, .eculm. Rev Ross rifle.  ggisagg; 1;; 2;; 2; Am” Tumerl PM Angel) and on DAhGER.0CS.GROL1VD JOHN Pg WALLACE. 
     
    

    
     lnery 03 51 Tl -- - - . em from 253 500 3 year BLVD. mm;.ton. DD. as a guest sneaker. ,-,-,1 mo 9...... 5,. M -.5 h H um, C” "H. Starring Rnbeyt man. 1.1, Lu. 
     
    

    
     suhung mlatflnimm btlteeiif C358: C Canadian imveueu rgwmmg, providing: ushers for church ser- snob Ri.x aural: izlo 12a 12; ,gggfifg::;1;')lTpR?:1'5c0.?m:,.903". L11. pmo and ward Bond. 
     
    

    
     :1iI:ertl;'ls0:mic?iE,ngbooEf and, slices: from the U.flS. were 'l'I0.l00. J1: fjiceil Egrellltg  ax; Egg ggdflpo 1&2 152': 15'.  stars of ”Flame and the Flesh." anl . o 
     
     W'”5h”v7'K”3p' imd many ("'he”' more than we D" can W" Dainliilz the n:4.x"t.eirlar. putting in  :Z33pl1i?l”"'”    ab5mbm.g ,M-C"M triangular mil 
     
    

    
     They have visited the aluminum 161.300 last Year. a culveim to me narsomge grounds. mm, 5w,.,.L..a.,.,,.,.. 9,, 9,, an mance in recimicnior now on aw ..cAMEo99 ; 
     
    

    
     plant at arvida. newspaper offices, Col fl U;('fw Ht New and Existing mm mnmzahon Mi  :'c::ul' Fred  lg?)  the Capitol Tileutir . N lg . 
     
    

    
     hospitals and institutes 0' Mm" . "T" I; d den, .-,54 as K...” Men's Association: at Blrieiord and. 1-12.... ;...i.'.,. 4; 1...-, .1. Filmed "" IW””;”” Hi" tptfgi KENSINGTON . I 
     
    

    
     lng. Thus are they being equipp- Y0lk W35 vim 9 0.Lca..'... - 5 10..., e.,,,,,,. P, W, -,.., 5... Pnsltano and Ann fl. tree n in I . - - 
     
    

    
     ed in 5 wonderful way for thelcollege. Tm memdem rppnned aumd rlsno S0ut'l.I as 44 4.1 lmcst. beautiful and )'llClllrE;:qll('  wad , jhur. .45 . 9.13 - 
     
    

    
     V ' ' 2000 Scanner 2" I9 2" 1 places ill Il.Z1Il. lIliS is the story of Th, Shw. an rnanv have been 
     
     i . mg ” "3-3'i)n”I meeunvof Mews ""7 5”" "' 70 7" la ill to whom love is just a com- - 1 - t r Tlhe lfelstorv wit nna 
     
     Associations of the Presbytery in 3"” 5'"1"-V 5'” wt 5” g . M” m” .0 ' 1 i . . 
     
     .- ' , . , ' r tllon sleep Rock In ans. son . modily by m9an5 "I llhlch Sh? C3” nl God 5 courageous ministers , 
     
     . Chammewm .”7e"”:V. 5.” Him 33”5"5."".CT'" 1? '17 "7 F9" ”"”' m'"”"””” ”I”'”5 "I 1”” B 5W"l": Ml" 3”” Ht 0 'natin convention of the Liberal electors 
     
     the national secretary. uhn was. av-.n shun H La, 41.. 1.. um” Sm nwets an unexpected man UTHF FOFNTRY PARQON” ti mi . -2 g - g 
     
     ' "1 3”9”d3”C9- had "0"""e"”l9d 1". '13? 'Z'.'.."..I,T" gill." ill.” .13.”. and hurts nsl-sell mvnlved In mil .,.;,,...,,,,. 5.... and 2.0,. of the 3rd DlSll'l('i of Prince. will be held in the Leg- 
     
     A CE S . ;1h”dh:f”"5l '"””t lilile W0” ”l""i 1 211 '23! 5:” Illiexiircted rnnmm. ' ' A inn I-lall. Summerside on Wednesday. October 27th 
     
     ggxnysmgg-on Board or -r,-mi.-. .-MASQUERADE D N - Dr "8 5 0"” ””"”””led by me ”" '-'1? '33 B 1-B instant at 8 pm. for the Purpose of nominating two 
     
     meetinm 51- MEWS W” 5" 3:00 Vwey Ha” wednesdn” October Mbemn gm” l1o0'rorbrlr 134: .22. 112 I ' ates to contest the district in the next rovin- 
     
     w d d October 20th 27th - T E 71 170 m l ii-a"d' . - 
     
     p''"' e M! "' I ' ' I D OFFICERS ELECTED L333 1331 J: is .14 .1"-. r rial general election. Each poll will select five dele- 
     
     mEE3I-'7F-VE W5d"95d3Y- N”V""' MTHE DENTAL mm 9 r" "””""' I" '5" W” 2?" - gates with a suitable number of alternates to attend. 
     
     her 10th for Kensingi-on Presbr Vincent Grant will be closed from ,'I'he election of officers resulted 1”” Tm" "" :15”, 13.5., ffu, . ' 1- th ements the 1; meet. 
     
     - . y p O. b 13”, : 09.01,... , g znoo Trend Pets In the absence 0 0 er arrang po 
     
     E7E?.'2..C""”" Cmcken and mm 2g:lIdIh'ciusClv:.er 0 igtiv.  Hdgfdhg; igigjigghlgf lo6fsod1TurI.'3.l3.l' :53. sagas 32:9: : l ings will be held on Tuesday, October 26th, at 8 p.m. 
     
     ' Dr. o. H. Phillips (re-elected); 5000" MW"! W 1; M5 i ' at the usual place. 
     
     -ENGAGEMENT - Mr. and -lWA”'EQ" ”” Gan” vice- esident fo Alb non. An 1"” ”.'”'”' "5 ” L 1 
     
    

    
     Mrs. John Moore. new man. Afntniio-B;lM;;g1;;gyl;mth;e l;;e'f;';',f Milliggni vice-p5e.la..'.e for oil: - i?Sl!.: C” iii-. "iv. Ilia I k , d h I F d I EAST PRINCE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION 
     
    

    
     " h t o no the en agement 0 6 G , F k B ; ca , l0”'l V -- not our our 3 e on an rg . y 
     
    

    
     rruibeirugdlly edauzhtenl Shirley; K91:vg4d9n";:&':l'1:'e;bg”;Im';.hih;:?i:E:l::iSeiIitkiIr:s!dn( reiiigiedifretrez l;j,i.l, ..,i;"' ii if.” '7. Grave "II: S requ" 1 EDSON G. RAYNER. President 
     
     Irene. to Willard Sheldon. son 0 0” ' ' ' surer. Tom Barbour( re-elected). v- it too us lea, . 
     
    

    
     M"- M" W- "”"""W"' 8"” ”” 3' ”' 3' W”"'”"' W D15” "at Reception wmmime View 0-me 4'5W3'7m'"' ”” "ii if” ericton Pit to New Haven. 12 to 13 mile ” MORLEY M. BELL, Secretary. 
     
    

    
     late Mr. Thompson. Marsglte. Segreitzarv  5f1y:.rdp":;t bell. Heber Hardy and I-leber Cor- !,tgp;;,,,1,r;-;;-n- ,9, .9, m I y . 
     
    

    
     marriage to take place in o- an EW bett. Program committee. Wesley gmo wm-ml am as 42 
     
    

    
     Vember. ind WW 5I'”' W5 mm mm" A" Hardy. Jack Clark. Winston Cu.r- mo Winorl a a s - d b d P id b '0 j 
     
    

    
     are invited to attend this meeting. , l A d loo w...a Ale: no no no haul over improve su -qro E. El. y ll 
     
     -C-Um srwnsn - Film ----- Z1fm'3.iM.”"8.3ili””Qunf5” E25,? .233 :,";.,";:.- 1;: ii; 11.? . 
     
     Ueummm 3- 3- CI"I5""'"- 3”” neth heard, Willard Coughlin and aloe Yan Can is in in , j 
     
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     British and Foreign Bible Society. -Mrs. Alfred Stead. Wheltley wumn. Parley H,u.dy' D... pmmp O. ,3 ,1 51 ' g 
     
     Monday evening in Epworth Hall. lillvelg 1;! I il:81lIEnth:!He1h:heP-w3Ei gnu Donald 1-1.,-dy. Publicity mm. ct-ggoon :3." W W 8.",      TONIGHT 7:15 - 9:15 - THURS. 3230 - 7:15 - 9-15 
     
     took for his theme "The Bible." Sin 059 3: W ' mittee, Frank Weeks. Earle Atkin- "M c';.,,c.,, my 160 W! ' - 
     
    

    
     Th! President. Mr. A. H. Hubley. under!” 9" 0P'”'””"' B 3"" son and Frank Bryan. Entortain- mo pug nan 555 also - I 
     
     f''"””d "” comm” ”jP”"";d -Mrs Daniel Hickox is spend- 5:36-Ht colgilghlitl-ee. II-Algmrv Dclarlke. M10. PM 0" W "” L” EVLN MORL DANGLROUS NOW A5 A BRUNEI"- 
     
    

    
     " u” "'m”” "”V" W at t E in some time at the home of her 0""'''Y W" 9' W3 ”- 499 Montreal uv. ms nu - ' , 
     
    

    
     necessary requirements. dagusmer M" Alfred Sum and and Rev. Murray Gardner. Sick and M N”. smug so sale 49 
     
    

    
     ' i visiting committee. Russell Bony- loo Commerce 41 sovs sl 
     
     -FUNERAL SUNDAY - The Mr- Stead: W”-'”'1'Y Rm" BB” man Russell Laura and Reginald 590mm" " ””" " 
     
     ' Indostrials 
     
     l.”.'::"J..2' .13.: Iris... "ls: ..;”'.:':.::l are and  NW-3”.,;:"""::  es. .'z..' 53? 33  AI IENTION FARMERS I I 'l I) N I: In 
     
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     l;1unerai Home, summerslde, with a gag aggrlfx, ugned Yme setgple-a (continued frdm page 14) ago Stool an   O A ' 
     
     I ort service at 2.15 p.m. Sunday mgphgw M, Allan sample C)". Tom "I", "gm - - 5, 1, M. 
     
     - - v r - - t orlzed a ants for Masse -Harris and S c um one tr ,. 
     
    

    
     ?tcLgtnrJoll'Inu':'cvlvlldgcdugrailtlziilldgg "'”"t' Toromo Sfocks Fergxggnagfraacltolda and all Farm Implembents you re- woman 5 tw"0'lW7"' ' ' ' 
     
     -at 2.50 pm. venerable Archdeacon --pheh. many mend. "3,-,1 so me Macho" is is is r quire. new and used. An. gig? 
     
    

    
     0. n. Harrison officiated at the 1 r th I illness of "090 M"'"'” " it " - , . 
     
     church and grave. Pall bearers were 5:13;,otwoyeafrdgusdaughter of 3'3'll'lifl'f.”.i' 11??) IP51?)     We will take cattle, horses. or what-have-you On My 
     
     Stanley Tanton, Ralph Compton, M. d M, v on paymer, aoloo Mslnet l.'l llVs 12 tradesg 
     
    

    
     Harry cannon. Lloyd Gorill, James Lorng salve;-,lsnnd EV:-"I1Sh for her a mmnnibd Em ";:.A I2 1;: WATCH FOR THE . d t 
     
    

    
     Conneii and Roy Tanlon. 1-gpld recovery, -13.... m M.,..,., m 7;. 7-,. Ls Also on hand about 15 milk cows, some ue 0 mm.” "um I. 
     
    

    
     gy V 21500 M-r'”W 14 '3 lg” 593015 freshen soon. Also calves and feeders. m Mmunmum 0, mm 
     
     HONORMEMBERS-Mrs. -Mrs, Ada Hogg. Miss Lilian losoo Marcus 11 lo iv. 
     
     Edward Clark. Kensinston enter- Wilmot Valle . Miss Patricia 1000M-mold 35 35 35 u .- Frida and Com lete line of Massey-Harris and Ferguson 9. mm .1 
     
     trained the Young Adult Ladlest KI; N th Bed qyue Mrs Mur W” .'t.''''"' Ii” ll” ll” y y P 
     
     - . o e . i r 500 1 . 
     
     Association at her home on Fri- 8, r is; Barbara Matheson. 1199 M:;'::uyd.. to lo in turd; parts  H N I  l 0 R I 
     
     da i Aft ih l b my and M c s d i Glen 55'"c"""' ” ” ” I . y If i any machinery call or writer 
     
     y even ng. er e regu ar us- summerside. spen un ay 'n woo Mm" H H I, you 1-equ pg .- 
     
    

    
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     chutsent f'emli"I(s'eXpl'efl!Iedlth8 re- son, . a1D7Il't:errilil run 1:; ads. 1:3 RUTHERFORD COTTON y no RALPH ARSENAULT. 
     
    

    
     are a su snto a 3 two as 
     
    

    
     or their val5;5 ememberos In the -Mn and tiglrsidiiezold lzfdgge ”igo: c.'.'..' lg 32 lg New London Wellington. P. E. 1. 
     
    

    
     persons of Mrs. essnme who has and B011 500 Rn t 1'- R ' " "'"' 
     
    

    
     moved to Margate and Mrs. Lester Edwtlln Biealrsatmk mllgf-Ivl'8l;lB!.3 gag? Rf.',?,m',',d'Coff,” 1:: 3,, .3; 
     
    

    
     Linkletter who has moved to Sum. sun ay n H6 V - - - Mulu Mill an Isa :59 
     
    

    
     l'ner5jdg.Both1adIeg were pregem. they visited Miss Barbara Wood- NatEx so 41 41 
     
    

    
     ed with suitable gifts. Each ex- sldeustudent at Mount Allison Unl- wgtaixgm I?” 3351” 33"”  
     
    

    
     Dressed their appreciation. after View it saaoo New aid :1 am sav. hi 
     
    

    
     Hicyhlig 33i?.'”al'la”?5ll'Li..'53”'is' -Her mm '"'"d' ""1 ”' 3” '"33" it: is”: 3:. ' P  N  ncui'4'o'ill'rscH -'-.:.:..'s:r- nlcmoaloous - lotrlefdim . 
     
    

    
     i that Mrs. James zsoolv Cal . "it" 
     
    

    
     social h u toll wed after which PI”"d ” km" more out use as as 
     
    

    
     dellciouso rrcfreoshments we re 313:1; ;;o,-;;c;,,m,-,,';,'::, 1,, '32 my na.-.;;- ,3 ,3: ,3: ALSO LATEST NEWS REEL 
     
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     . '..Y:......t "".i”:;::..f"" l Prim Cow-iv "0-PM -id ,:x- mt  .3 " all ma KINSMEN HARVEST BALL L 
     
    

    
     . cw. poets to be able to return o or Q" Imam. 1, 1, ,0 
     
     home in Long River in a few days. my N llarrtoln u so so " 
     
     Lrnl as Call of Brack- thump? n"s'c'.l ifv. ism 3 (Tonight) TODAY 3:00 B 7:15 O 9:15 
     
     Tau” T9 H9597 ,.:l:;::; mumced .,lf,'.f'.'. 1..., ".3 man Jason 1:15 so 13'  THURS 7:15 - 9:15 
     
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     Ontario Artist M from an exwnmdumitlhgrmag. ,f1,”::,i:.., u nguwg to: g WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20". 
     
    

    
     OTTAWA, (CF)-Agbronze tao- :g';A.1i;,':.:r.:1.x!iI;.1 Lug... af cm:  glsilzua ck I: 4: I . THE BRUTAI YRUYH ABOUT --cnosr SURGERY! 
     
     let commemorating the work of bridge, Mus, also other relatives. lmnmul. 1. 10 19 ' 
     
     the late. George .AK'tew Reid. and friends. including her-fdsgghtn gr: lsdleg gm gm .l;,'.li Dancing 9:00 , 1:00 
     
     noted Ontario painter and mura- 9... M1” gvg plnlgyson. o aln- T" N 1. ,0 
     
     lit. will be unveiled today at the bug", ”i":.”g.nm,". 1. m. "V, 
     
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     .?'"s.'w;2f.Z'..".”oZi, "” "”'"' '. Pnngn. Hglskeiy Pr3fi.t.!i Ml:-aI.Mary  nae". M as; ; At the Imperial Dance Palace 
     
    

    
     Mr. Reid who died in 1947 at ro t. an H. G 9 M1404 .5 
     
     the .'. of 37, Wu prenldenl or were joint hostesses at the October g,d:l',uf,'i.”' :3, 9f, 1,  d  D i 
     
     the Ontario Society of Artists meetirllg 0;lhQ1dSI.tsfOngIIen ;w.:. m '::;sno.m '9: M .3 I MOHIHI and OI MI OIIC nq . 
     
     "031 1&7 to 1902 and headed the The ice- res en . 1'l- - - l 4 l 
     
     Royal Canadian Academy of A" M'ck”dt hfelld” 1" u" 'b”"" lsoe0oIl,I:o'3.3ils ale? 414? duos, . ' 
     
     from 1903 to 1909. Five of his or the presides; sndniefuln "(:0 T: 5.; .13; Lo lull .112" Ggmgg :. Pngos 
     
     Paintinll are in the national gal'- devotional per . n oral I 0 I0 I . 
     
     I"! here and eight are in the passage from U13 stud!  .,,':,,PP,1;':.f'.,,. 11:: 11” ms. y 
     
     nubile archives. in I by .Mr's.J lease . on  gr'I.o-iudnlansn 3 av: 3: Adlnkdon ..  ggnfg K 
     
    

    
     The osprey. a fish-eating hawk. church supper to be held in Nay; 15.::.?:'."9:"d ",mm' 1,: ' , 
     
     NI sharp spikes on its feet to help ember. buthno UOCIIIOH W" "I0 ' soon Otoary is is is 
     
     In llamas its slippery my. .-Bur. s a I