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O’Leary and Vicinity

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T-APPLESJ mcrmosn laces/observed 111811111111

VVhither are 3'0" kneading‘

Di? Ilthl.

Summer-side. Geo. B. Doyle. l ‘Master Blair Baker. A delegation oi.’ ' -BU! Moms mu wedge wer- ‘Boy Boom from Alborm 11m vlsc- _ ranted axes and Indian hand-made 6d B “with 911 m9 51115111391115- 1 ash axe handles at Brace’; a ' i 19374_11_33-21_f Mrs. William Mclhrlane, Bedeque. 1

|wes e recent visitor at the hem o! l 3.1m, Mr. and Mrs. William Turner, O'-1

—FRYESH SHIPMENT Standard and special meat, milk Loﬂfy- aild Codliver oil to! biscuit and kib-i blo made tor wirltcr feeding, just; M11 11°11 Slelsim- (TLEBTY, had the ‘ rccclvcci nuance-u. 10204-11-19-41 misfortune 1116911111’ 1° 1°" B "I111- 1 rlble milch cow. ‘

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--MAKE THE AUTO radiator sale with Prestone Anti-freeze and save' M1‘- lmd M"- D- 5' 917771"- M155- ,time and big repair bills. Dlstrlu- 5Y1 Nclﬂlllan- 011E111? ﬁnd i 111w by Brace, Mcghy n, gm John It. hlcPherson, Milburn, were , 1q374.11_33.g1_ visitors to Summerslde on Nov. 14th. ,

Will thrift be a compan- ion to industry durmg productive yew-W" INDEPENDENCE P

‘Will the fniits of yearS of jnduscry go in care- 07‘ less spending —- ihﬂl ‘DEPENDENCE?

--BlilNG YOUR GEESE, Ducks Mr James Movousall. OT-oorv. 1s, land Poultry to F. E. Murphy on 91 11133149171 l“ Plastering his 9W" I ‘rilesday. November 24th and receive 1101159- I‘ may be rammed that Ml‘ ‘ililgllcst market prices. Special prices ‘MCDOUBBU lost 1115 homo by lire. loot ilon all milk led Well iettened. 11'. n. vim/or- ‘Murphy, Emerald. 10354-11-21-21. ‘ , _

_ _ j Miss Jean England, Port Hill, is a

Success should be gauged by savings-mot by ‘Industry alone will not bring indepentilfence—s e lm“ b‘ 1114115“? PM“ A MmElilctgriErNCE ‘Poligy is the sure road to INDEP -

lguest at the home 0t her sister, Mrs.

Tn‘ , he Kenncd,O‘Leary. MANUFACTURERS LIFE nEASTERN GUARDIAN. ’ y

INSURANCE COMPANY l Mr. Sterling Boetes, Slierbrooke, m“ c r losomo. cum ' nqwnsT PARTY_A very suc- ‘was e. recent visitor to 0'Leery, the i "m c‘ ncimn “.1115, party was he1d n1; the ‘guest o! Mr. and Mrs. John Noonan.‘

home of Mr. and Itlrs. Ronald Cart-l‘ er, Monticello on Thursday Nov, 1g Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dennis, O'- in Md or sh Mal-gate“ ChurchJLBElTy, and ienllly, spent Sunday. Ncany n nnnnrcd Dunne were pres- Nov. 15th, as guests of Mr. and zw-rsl] em and Over 111m}, d011,,“ was David Livingstone, Glenwooo, Lot 8.1 realized. The gentleman's prize l l

B. H. HUGHES.

District Iilnnllgcr for Prince Etlwuril Island Cameron Block. Charlottetown

The school children o! < O‘I.isary_

boxes and barrels. Bothlllng n short program or patriotic songs, re-l wholesale prices. Across from depot, citations, etc, alter which they i marched to the soldiers‘ Monument,

No“ 1-1.“ .3115 B, wreath was placed thereon, by __

lxinnon Selkirk canned of; the Georgie and Mr. Oliver Johnson, 0' . ladies’ prize. The guess cake was me“?- were was“ m‘ NmL 12m c in the matter of tllu Bzllllcrilpley Mr. Walter A. Feller. Soul-h 11-11-10, lwon b‘. M15, 131190,, Mhanngh, Bu, ‘Mrs. Ray Bernard, Summerside. oi John Leonuril Alcttarriilc. Autli-illlvivlfd 111 51111115 o“ 1hur5d“y'iR1vnn_ n vow of [hanks “n5 1en(1_ ‘ ; orized Aﬁolglldi’. lNmvember 12m‘ |0l‘8d Mr. and Mrs, Carter and W331 Mrs- P9191‘ 135M911» 01191113’: 15

Sealed‘ilulliivlo\l'lllbl!1‘01'1‘1\"3<l by? fittlnoly replied m. A tastv lunch 1411M B1 111° 1101118 "1 h" "W11" 1119 un(1L-,--_-<1;ncd lip lo noon, 'l‘iic_._ l lllr. as tnnn Served nnn dancing 10h 1 Mrs. Aviird Jelly, Port Hill, in t‘. day, Dec. l, 1113i, irn- horn oi‘ eilcli 1'51>11111 1-1111“ 11‘

I was won by Mr. Charles Mclsaacl Mf- and Mrs. George Campbell, IN My. ‘Vnncr Brmlkcift, Kllngsborllimzick Bush and Miss l\lﬂl‘lOl‘i hIc-‘lhei? two dlmgmers- Helen “m jilloturcil to SUHTiS ns woe ,

Jolm Joseph MacDonald o. \‘l‘_~ll1.)l‘ to Soilri:

THE CHAQIJVQITMDWN GUARDIAN

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No matter how often you change oil, the New Marvelube always

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e ra t ur e » - ‘o Yo the lugller ﬂu; 0 l a o I OI W! 115B Ill o o

a Your estnmatmn THE New Marvelube is the ideal oil-for

Winter lubrication of your motor. Not only

does it ﬂow more freely at low temperatures; it also holds its body better at high tem-

peratures after long hours of driving. no This

means three things which are very important

to you: 0 1. Easy starting. o 2. Immediate

lubrication of all working parts without an

intervening

while the

unbroken ﬁlm of lubricant between bearing "

give: you better lubri- cation. safety, follow the rec- ommendation of your car manufacturer n; to how change~and use the correct grade-cf the New Marvelube.

For absolute

often you

surfaces at all times. o The New Marvelubo sells at the regular price. Change today to this ideal Winter oil, and consult the Mar-

velube Recommendation Chart to see that

Inwmh which “n5 enjoyed 5y n11 absence of Mr. Jelly on a motor tn] Bu oi‘ the following 1)£ll'l.'('l5 ullli-ll colil- 1°11 Rumdlly 14$ lMn nnd Mm Cal-tenure certainly l0 305N311- Im prise all the Rtlil hsilize oi Lllc y “M” 11o be cnnnrnhnatnd on the out. ml Bankrupt. 1 911 111° "P1111155 01' \V1’<1115‘$1l1"1l7- comp of tins n10“ snccensnn ‘$111811 Friends were shocked to learn o ' Parcel No. l. Rirlil coiliaiililii; lN”"“111b°1' 1m‘- 1‘ “TY “Llwssml ,_Pnn.10t Please Copy, |tllc sudden passing of Mr. Percl s?) Ono Hundred Aercs :1; .\o;'.li Ulll- 5411111111111 11-1111? “"5 11'1"111"»“_ H11‘ E1“ I 'I‘i'cdenl'ck, West Devon. on Nov. l4, \l Emu. ‘Inllfll Vlloinvn-s Illsllluti? ‘Illl their; _. dnnth being due to pneulnnnin“ To Purcel Nu. 2 \\'.ll11lluiiso SlLil 111°" 1'°1111_11“11‘1~" m“ ‘mm mus“ , lithe beieavecl relatives the hcartfeltl 55 x 3a ull lzinil lu.io1.‘(l from the,“"'~5 l“““~*l""i "Y m“! mlcm‘ ‘sympathy of the community ls ex- ( GOVElllllllJlll, w. BOIUIJH Siding. l "F": _ v_ l ‘tended- _ Tenders ma)‘ be llliikll.‘ l0l' both or 3 M" '7' l? Dcﬂlufqrf’ ‘H5 a ‘lslmr I l I each oi the aboie llltllllullCil par- ‘m’: ‘WW’; m ‘m5 "lmmy" , Ml‘. Willard Harris, 0‘Leary, has 201i l “ '_‘ _ - ‘returned from the Prince Countyl F‘ The 1 ‘llust or ring.- 1- micro llotl M1‘- C=111 F1}""111"j_1““1 “"11" ‘m’ Hospital, alter having undergone a? mun nwclmnh ‘M11011 to Solllis on Qnlulcla). _ , Imnsnn ohm-anon. , p, l..).'il‘)(l .i " list day oi Noxuniiur,1 ‘I i E n W d F1 _r m _ (Canadian lress) m n11 11,‘;1_ 1 1- PU” 1 ° ‘m ,1 ‘ml a‘ 0 COM$TCCK N- Y- NQV. 21WA Master Veriioil Dennis, O'Leary, iuxlui. l‘. Airseilm. 1mm‘ 1° 5111"“ "11 M°“‘1“Y °‘ m“ oonvlct at Great Meadow Prison had the misfortune tostep on a nail, T 'I‘l'ilstcc. lweck‘ stabbed n fellow prisoner to death recent”; wh1ch passed compwtdy m £038:_11':3':6_:8_3l M“ J Clievcrio and son. Sllllllf‘ ltmtrilllgjdllllhtltllel:Through ms mot. All his friends _______ ____ - -- - - - lope 10!‘ his speedy recovery, with s; WEN: at §outh Lake this urvk. nmn “Tnnmv _ inflicting . wonndslno n1 enacts“ 5i SOLITn LAKE NOTES —-"* WhlCll caused hls death two hours T _ M1" Av F1 C111Y1l1l"*13- 1‘~11111*"-11~ 111111 ‘Inter. _ The Glenwood Women's Institute ' Mr. Rout. Dixon, East B1il'.~.c,-\vils1coilv m .1211, 11." 111 '11‘ 11'11¢1<-, Prison oillclals attributed the hem men- annua] 1,19,31,11,; at the 2, a vlslloi- Lu this side on 'l‘1lt$(l-1§' ov- 1° C1 1117 11111111 -» 1111111" stabbing to a fit oi sudden insanity home of Mm Alfred Gomu on ‘ﬂing, 1115 1~"*1- 11111] 1"] “T011 1111 F1'1'lon the part oi John llherson, who MQndgy,NQv_16,_Q_ $2 <ﬂ.‘~'- "'11? 1“? 1 lied been on cordial terms with Mr. Ivan C. hilarrll/vnnlil. south —*:' Charles Goodrny. the man he killed, ' w Lake. motored to Sllllllh on Saturday! Mrs. Al" Fllllillh 1111“ ‘ before taking his own llfe. Buslness Show _ :1 last. All"; l .\lc1 l'l'll, Niillh Luke, An Increasg n. were 1insc-rnei- ‘a on Lin: c-astcrn train

Mr. Daniel Mulllzi, Sc. Piilclisdiay, M Elmira l"i' was a. visitor to South 1111111‘. Thursday, NovcilliJi-l" lllll, 7'11‘-

. mus :1 ‘1)i!.\'~l‘l‘i‘,1,1_'i' on the casltcl-ll train

Mr. Ivan C. khan-Donald ‘and Mrs. on Saturday “M1113.

Harry l\lill.'lJU‘l‘l8ld. South Lilli". were’ Visitors to Powllal tlll. :1» 11):.

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, N. Y., NOV. 21- Curtlss-Wrlght Corp, and subsidiar- ies reported today for the quarter lvlrs. Robert Enman. Pownal, is at ended Sept 30 net loss of $676234‘ “,5. nnnnnnm Fern Norm Lake present vlslilng at South Luke, the compared with the net 1°55 o: $1".

_ 1101.594 in the third quarter last,’ accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ﬁlaeﬁgoilralger daughte" Mm Harry yenn For the m.“ nine months

this year not loss was $2,139,388, t v against net loss 0t $7,159,255 tor the sou h Lakﬁ comparable period oi 1930. The im- provement was reported due prin- A very successful whlst party and cipany to operating economies put dance was held in the community mm effect during the year‘ hell at Elmira on Tuesday night.

We understand that some of the‘ United-Faffﬂefs l

local ﬁshermen eilectcd good catches r irin ill. k.—- . ' ’ ° °°‘ ‘ “w” ° Now Soczalzsts

on | _ Montgomery when they returned l ,.-n,_\n1 n“? Smnn Lake home to their home in the U. S. re- ‘ cently,

Mr. Lewis Stuart" was n recent visitor to Earnscllffe.

MADE

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(Canulllln Press) BRANDON, MalL, Nov. 20=~Seek~ ers for a Soclallatic Empire in Canada. Manliobifs organized inr- mers today stood up with their Si!

NEURALGIA

A Ivhuﬂﬂnn I M‘ :;i"=%"1*o"1l "Him-lulu nu w‘ ' "I

opponents o.‘ olpltnllsm and priv- ito ownership. As “ultimate objec-

Cenada, (Saskatchewan section.)

“"*— operative non-profit production, BRINGING UP FATHER

MAGQE i5 RmHT-‘l SHouLD STAY HOME. AM‘ READ SOME

OF THESE ﬂOOKﬁ-THEY COST ME. ENOUGH-

IN CANADA BY

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‘you get the correct grade.

OIL LIMITED

Given approval among the 2oF""~EiE.I..h.o llJiilTréaEior are points of a new “future policy" pas- i i’ i - l f

I . , men; u ges,

blamed the present economic crisis ministers, engineers and orchmcgg,

we" United Farmers of Mann"). on the capitalistic system. Capltrl- There are women chauffeurs, dray-

/ ’ ' ism, it was held, was inherently un- 1111911» tEEm-‘itefﬂ.

n convention “domed a plank from sound since its basis was private the platform oi’ United Farmers o!

ownership of resources and control

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iilmed at social ownership and co- sﬁlvfzzdziyzieningr drfxtxbutlon m

now managers and superintendents

garage laborers, switchmcn and Ilagmen rm gﬂegm railroads, ticket agents, telegraph mill-Homers and operators, steam and stream railway laborers. Waxe- elmlﬂl! women are repr senud in

WELL‘. or AuuTv-uNqﬁ? arr up OuT or ‘rt-isms, YOv Bu: LOAFER- Dosh- ‘(Du EVER Tl-UNK QP 061146 A Ln-TL: woRK? i

all but 35 o! the 5'12 occupations list- ed.

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Ill l” 811x11; l1 n l ATION n elm“. and supnlyht,

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AND GLASSES rlrrlii ‘l Ill! H. J. MABON f, g, hum,“ ,1! ;-_~_1 ;PTOMETBIST . . AYLO " Manse r. n. - omcmcirirun ll’ om: Connected h» M2 Richmond [tron

lF i wuz evil-R RtﬁHT. v0 a: WRONG iN THiS HOUSE.

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