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_V ,.»»' \ \_.. ; _ 1 “VE FOWL wAN.rED____Pm,_ Mr. nmest Townshend, of Ba;

' (xl, A *_ ` I _ ' I IS ip :basins heavy live fowl Thursday. Eoatuxgkwas a motorist to Sour l

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THE LEATHER PUSHERS _ _ ~ ___

.ind VOICE 0|" HOLLYWOOD

TOMORROW

Mat. 3.15 . . ... . 16c, 26c.

Eve. 7 8: 8.45 . . 26c, 42c.

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BEDEQUE members. The roll call and min-

._ ________ ` Iutes of the previous meeting were

|read by the secretary. The busi-

On \l.'r<liic.=¢liiy evening, Snpthiicss portion of the meeting was

`e~.~ilici~ :list ai large number of : then discussed. Prayer was offer- young :incl old .olk assembled et ` ed by M.i°. Irving Toombs. A read- thc home of Mr. Vincent Connolly, Ing was given by Mis Sue Affleck.

Central Bccleciiie. for the purpose of The meeting was then brought to

expressing n "Host of GoodWislies,“ ‘tit close. Contests and games io lvir. Ecrimrd Connelly, brought a very enjoyable evening previmls to his npprnacliing marri- to a close. _

age. 'lilo prc.=erii.=_ were very use-I -i-

Iul and beautiful and 1ncludcd,' liricn, sll\‘er\vare. glam, ei-iamei-I Among the visitors to Summer- Kvare, and many: other articles very 1 SIFIC fmm h€l'€ MSI i‘~`Cl`I¢ Ifi0IUd9d3 useful in the liniiir-_ Mr, C0nn0i1y_‘Mi'. and Mrs. Edwin MacFarlane, iflllioilgli tgzlzen very mueh by sur. Mr. Harold Holland, Mr. Colby prize, thanked the donors veryILr°\vis, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bell, gracefully, for there lovely gifts, ‘Mr- J» B- Lewis. Mr. and Mrs- aiiri gcod vsishcs. Tile verses, UITIC DHWSDH. MISS EIIPCII DRWSOU. accninpnninz ilic gifts cuusedIMr. and Mrs. Norman l\'lacMurd0.

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much 1 ugliter and melriment lnving been very humorous and -wLtt_v- Rcfrrslynents were served bv thc ladies, 'The remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Mllsic \-was filrziislicd by Mr. Fred Alsclizzlllt on the violin and Mr. Auf;/us Wedrt/‘ o.` Lower Carleton on Irie :ir-~‘rdi ii, they were accomp- r.rie.'l mi the organ. during the

r!'uieiilv:. Dancing was indulged in_ 1":til the "\\‘m= .small hours," when] the entire company dispersed for 'tlvr respective domiclles, after riifr-viiia rt v.°i'_v pleasant evening Ui ll" ¢T` 'iinrill_v'.s home.

l\lif»:» Flznily Plritis has been spend- fill; ii icv: ri."._\‘s in Control Bedcq\ie,I the guert of Miss Hester Iilm"n. I

- .\’l'l‘.s, l-`.fi";in Macl"l\i'lniir- of Fern-I 'w~<ifl \vn:< ii vifzitor to l-laxelierook on 'l"\le<¢ln_v. nticiicliiie the Island IJap‘is't f|il':i'tl~rl_v meeting.

Tllcre are a ini-ge number of

r~liildl‘l‘l1 .'.if'!-Z iii these vicinities_ nn- hmie l'r~.viii': li-"mi quarintineei Ioi' clIpht.lierla, r\nl_v one Child dc- 'velopcd the disefse, and has now dllllv recn'.'ei'eci_ No ollicr cases itizwe b-'icii reported. It is liopccl 'thai the :zickncss in the community will .soon bc over,

E\'l‘i'_\'h~<iv is diugiiig potatoes

niid the :lop i'epm'terl very good Iii \'ilifiiiii'fJ, hu* tliftre ls consider- nble rot, iio‘h wi-I and dry. Some pcoplc have eoinplried digt;ing_ Mr. Ralph Campbell of Chclton, (has dug, grzidcd :ind shipped a ear load.

The many friends of ltirs. Norman

‘II ’ ` ' ~ >i'f“'"i . ohadinh nav/so

Mrs. Sutherland Wright, Mr. Kenneth Wright, Miss Dorothy Wright, Miss Florence Maccaull, Miss Alice Waugh, Miss Katherine Clark. M12 Scott, Clark, Mr. Horace Clark, Mr. Stuart Cari‘llihei's, Mr. Frank Jardine, Mr. Darrell Picketts, Mr. Leonard Leard, Mr.. Harold Brrgnail, Mr. Wilfred Burns, MT. Wibb Drummond, Miss Olive Drummond, Miss Gladys Drumm- ond anr Miss Margaret Reeves.

Mr. J. B. Lewis, of Freetown was

a visitor to Hazelbrook, last week.

What might have proved a seri-

.Now _ Ulllll Time and P;-|¢¢, /L warmtn linx in _

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Attend the Matinees and Avoid the Rush.

MITZI GREEN

JACKIE COOGAN

...YOUR KID DAYS! SEE MARK ’1`WAIN’S IMMORTAL STORY.

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wmi AN i.\i:\ii:Nsis cisr OF KIDS AND ABU

BRING TIIE WHOLE FAMILY

-. I BOBBY JONES

ANDY LLYDE Lesson' No. io

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“CANNONB/\LL” “Trouble Shots”

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nothii they lack, for the pi-oluoter'

LIVE YOUR GOLDEN DAYS OVER AGAIN Z

morning October iith, 9 a. in. to 12. p. J. Noy, i-iunter River. me-io-'l-ai

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LIVE FOWL WANTED. - B\l¥1D8

good quality live fowl, empty crops. Thursday afternoon October 8th. 3 p_ m_ w 5 p, ni. A. C. Green, A1b,,,y_ also-to-1-zi. ____,._

Eucacaiui-:N'r. - Mr. and Mrs.

Preston MacNutt, Malpiiqi-le. HD- nounoe the ensauement of their daughter, Anna Gladys, to Mr. Gor- don Montgomery. of T°i'°1it°. mar- riage to take place in Montreal, the middle of October. 9292-10-'I-li.

VANBUSKIRK-KIIBSTEAD - A

pretty wedding of much interest was soiemnized at 4 p. rn. Satur- day at the home of the bride’s PBT' ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kierstead, Mongwngonish road, when their daughter Miss Ellen Edna, became the bride of James Edgerton Van Buskirk, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. I Vaniiiusklrk, of Dartmouth, N. S-I The house was prettily deoorated` for the occasion with a profusion( or aonllas and gioaloli. mv. R. S.I Meadows performed the ceremonyi

under a floral arch from which was I suspended a white wedding bell.; The brlde’s sister, Mrs. J. Packard- Campbell played the bridal chorusl from Lohengrlri. The bride. whoi was unattended, was given in mar- \ riage by her father. She was at-. tired in a dress oz shell pink ehlr- ‘ fon and lace overjacket, hat, .shoes and stockings to match. .She car- ried a bouquet of Ophelia roses. Mr. and Mrs. I-larold Atherton witness- ed the signing of the register. Following the ceremony a wedding reception was held, the guests in- | cluding` relatives and intimate.I friends. The color scheme in the dining room was pink and white with the bride’s table centred with" a. wedding cake and adorned with a silver basket of pink autumn flow-

' I 'ers and lighted with tall pink cand- ML H_ _,_ Mahon' or Montague'

les in silver candlesticks to corres -

pond with the color scheme. MrsII2nd to visit h.1ends_

G Harold Moore poured and girl

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' ' f;"'wTT:t;x‘::'“*';-‘_”"I“ I S°ifi'iH8~dTh° bt“d°'° ’“°"h°" tl};”s';1ottetown. visited sourls and any

A of o- er ngs. IK erstea , and he groom‘s mo er, F t S t d _

New Glasgow You are aiiot-hCi` H¢idii'I0¥i W Mrs. VanBusklrk, wore dresses of or ImeI on a In ay .

[New Zealand, paid a short visit t0 '-

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I ' ' ; in-. and Mrs. waiter rraszr. 01 Igroek River, recently spent dill' here visiting relatives.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Smallwood

have left on return for the Unit¢<i states, after having spent a few iweoks in Sourls the guests of Dr. lA. H. and Mrs. Bmallwood.

, __ I I Charlottetown visit/ors to the Eastern end oi’ the Island lasi- week inciuded Mr. George Keefc.

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| Mr. Upton Seamen is at present in Sourls acting as relievIIiB IBSEHI

'at the C. N. Railway Depot in _ place or Mr. P. L. Mon-is who is gifgégi, :on his vacation. EI ;

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:I A meeting ofthe citizens and

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Ipmperty holders of Sourls was held in St. Mary's Fe.ll on Friday even- \_ ing at which a lrage number were resent This meeting was called '

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nation also to consider the acCCli -|§| tance of the unemployment arent IE] of the Government. After much = Iii? discussion the following resolutions were drawn up-That the town 01

Sourls' accept the Unemiimymeni __ , Grant. That a committee of five be appointed to appoint three men .§i to aid the town council in the §I‘§ work of employing the men. buytfiii EQ or materiel etc. it is understood EI.

that the street work will go 10r-

ward shortly. ==

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tions few people

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Mb. and Mfrs. William I-llanlin, ",;;

Sourls on Friday. ' i

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Mr. D. B. Moeoonoio, or Bode- "__ quo spent a day in our town last ` week on business. 'IH

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Mr. C. C. Dlngwell of Elmira, _

inotored through Sourls on Friday. '

was a motorist to Sourls on the

make the play so grand. Andl hopoiblack chiffon and lace, with cor- on Saturday evening och ,ml

“Hats oft" to Hope River when some day “Im hear you III the 42nd Isage bouquem Immediately after Ithe Women's Missionary Society of it comes to n. play. They are all one h““d‘-II' the “mtl” Mr' ‘md W5' vw' _St. James United Church. Sourls.

. Busklrk left by motor for a. wed- ‘held their annual think-oi'i'eringI»

could wish for in ever) way. In i ls I ` _ ploy "contain anoint” the.-o is, GEORGET OWN iding trip through Nova Swim ‘md service. The devotional exercises]

Prince Edward Island. For travel

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. »» Mr George Fraser, Montague, re~ U18 the bride W0l'e B- brown satin . _L Q Hockm The choir was 9_ssm_|

|is no less than ‘good Father Mac. ~ 4 , ‘Hes right on the job if its for n Cfntly visited Georgetown the cum, firm- H- bmw” \”`°°d°1°°h °°°° “third by Mins Leno ivienuro and Mr.

'oi Rev 0 Kiggins ~ ‘fur trimmings with hat, shoes and Ben G Acorn of Chm.l0ttew“,n

good cause and he di"ves a car that , - - ~ ~ .

I I -‘i Ismckmgs I° match' The mpmarity Miss McLure and Mr. Acorn each

iiia.sn`t any flows. Ho lands ihein _ _ , I _

~ ` il .~ elocki Friends will bc pl011S€d to 1~11i0“/ » 'If the °°“pI° was °vId°“°°d by the 'sand two very fine solos. The spec-

Ithcre safe on the lui. ei it _ I uf I so the curtain can drop right on thchumb MY- Peter Marten who has f_IIrmy ° beau “I BI ts received' ial speaker of the evening was Mrs. dot' 'hem 2, patient in the (My H0591. .ncluding substantial checks, silver, Imam) Hockin giving a very mtm__

to “II has rcifumcd W his h°me I" cut gIB`°'S and mmII'ure`_SBIm Iestlng and instructive address on

Mrs, Talman is Dena, the first ~ _ ,J h Tl h J I appear, with si small bit of teiupcr, C‘°°1Ig°I~°W“ quite recovered fromms O II i_e3rB'I?`>_ ourna ' Japan and Mission Work. The en-

b ii tl sta' is rl di.-air. She Iucent illness- cah`t trust her liu.<linnd vcrv fur I

iimfd, and every olie tii'>u_';ht that!

| The next one to sec was Artliilr_ ° |

" _rsnsouanss

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I _”'“ rendered to the edificatlon of the __

am told but of course we all know t MVS-dBQ5'C@ tlfho Same I0 GEOYBEW Miss Cora Nesbitt; returned 1,0 IHTEG C°T\Z1`€E9~II0i\»

that this story is old he was a °Wn “Img 1° I ness and dw h Winchester Mass last week She I ”"_*“

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Venation of Spit-.t iliey say, hilt at °f 1"" SME’ the late Mrs' ‘I' W' has been spending the summer I M5". J. J. Pafluet of Charlottetownlon ng: i:1pre§5Cg;IHnM°nday ng

th fi ' l l 1ov~d her in that 1oud'M“°Ph°° MI' Monday for hcr home with her pm-en{s_ Mt,-_ and Mm _spent a day in our town last week , was II' Va `

e nlsi in L i,

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OIII IIISIIIIIIICIII “III` I Damel Nes'bIIt' New GI°sg°w‘_N' IIIsIIIIIIg NIIIIIIVQSI Mr. Neil McPhee of North Lake

Bertha was Katy. a inisrli':ivousI ?_“ --

Mrs. Linsey, accompanied by her Rem A_ s_ and Mm wok. of A1_|SD¢ni- M_°Y1d“Y In 0111' WW"-

the price that they paid, was none _fl-wgliters Misses Peggy' and NCIIIC iberton paid a short visit to Sourls. Mrs. H. D. M an. scum' len

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to little to soc her pcricrin for be-I“h° hm” been Spmdmg the Sum i ° ilest week. - ,, _ . _ 'mer at their summer cotta e at Llttle Res 0 ..l__. `°“' M°ndBy m°mIng for Montrem IIIIIIC III' She IOIIII` IIICII IIIIIIIE by g ' p nse I to visit her daughter. Mrs. J. G-

stonn. I I ‘ocorcfimvn left recently for their ~ Mr. noni choverio or the c. c-.

II‘°'“° I" B°sI‘m I TO FO? IS. Carferry Prince Edward Island, B’IeIIIey""G

Iwere conducted by the pastor Rev.

tire program was most efficiently

You know you’ll want to brag a little . . . about

There’s such a pardonable thrill

ingly fine radio. For after all - | __ f the performance of a set does _

§ - reflect somewhat upon the judg- _ ment ofthe person who bought it.

D _ It’s human to want a radio that to talk over the unemployment sit _ . -win render pmgramma 59 p¢r_ __

fectly that your friends praise it .. .

notownaLyric...thesetthathas --I 5 these very qualities!

C. A. MUNROE LIMITED.

16-22 Canterbury Street, Saint John. N. B. _-.

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Table ModcL Full-sized chassis in gnedul walnut cabinet. S olnnll nningrminoinnlnaingonrormgriamap-nth variable mu tubes. Spot,-light tadag gil vlrlahle audio ntwnlmtor.

Batwly-operated lgriex also Avuildlc.

radio

of pride in owning an outstand- I ‘_

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. . . That picks up distant sta- iii. §‘

get . . . Then why

LIIIE, YQONTO __»_ _._

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real funny, he played the part of W I _ spent the week end at his home Mr. and Mrs. M‘ E_ Mcisaac and

‘Tim" nd married for o _ HCI MY' T' E' M°m5ey Wm has been in Sourls. .

never tIIiought he would IlIiIvcI:IIItIIi rc- I‘II5I1II_IIg In CIII"-I°II'eI'°w“ the guest Further Strlkes I **"'“' IQIIOIII iwd ;€;sIdSItewaI;hI:,I:Ix;Itr0,e mot

ct -ty f ,h d -1 hc`of ils son Mr. E. J. I-I. Morissey r M _ M d K M K1 and ‘ “T5 m T9 ° ‘ ' ,

i o a ii suic __ | as ur oc ac nnon IM I _l _George McDonald; ,_ mmm Tmmor.

|g'l` l‘ -i C Ill C (ll C ' . _

ous o cident occurred at Centrall _turned to his home in Georgetown. ou ARY' Alta" oct' 6_(By ‘Mm Taylor of chm.10ttew,m_ UW35

Bedeque, on Thursday evening October 18th. Two young ladies driving it Ford Coupe car, coming from Sumincrside and going in the direction of Albany, while driving along the road in front of Mr. Edwin Lord`s had the misfortune of Ilocsing a wheel of their car, the Icir travelled on for some distance with three wheels, dodging from ditch to ditch, however. the driver, who was going at a fair speed being right on her job, was able to control the car,, and prevented a more sci-ious accident.

Rev Mr. A. E. and Mrs. Crowe,

_ef the Baptist Church Central ,l'Jedcqur-, nttcnded the Island IBapti.<;t Quarterly meeting at }l'azr~lbro<»k Baptist Church.

Master Gerild Murphy, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Murphy of Pleasant Valley is on ft visit to his grallclpllrcnts Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Murphy oi' Emerald.

- Much sympathy is extended to

would never get it. |

Arthur was Dalroy, T1m's father- ‘W

in-law, and he was as good ns we, _ _ _ _ » - ever saw. He’s always jolly and IIISIIIIW In G°°f€ef0“'l'l the guest ,good humourcd’ you know so mntwif her sister, Mrs. Easton its twenty

Us the reason 119.3 so gum in aiseven _years since Mrs. Mahar visit- show led Prince Edward Island and she‘s

cordially welcomed by her many

| Our hero was John the next on,

The Canadian Press)-Sympathetic strike calls to coal miners in Al iverte. ontario and tho Maritimes,- mnde in Lethbridge, Alta., yester- day by L- MBUHCG. vice-president of the mine workers Union of_ Canada, brought little prospect tp-

.spent Sunday in Sourls. --X---~

I Mrs. Mahar, Gloucester Moss. is , _ I _VALE-SCHOQL

Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jardine, O --

Leary, are nt present visiting in Hunan' Roll for month of Sop- Souris the guests of Mrs. Jardine'-E tembcr.

parents, Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Arb~ Grade X-1. Leo M'urray; 2.

ing. Stephen McDonald.

h in in nssengers Grade VIII-1 Annie Cussaclr 2

,Teresa Cussack; 3. Lawrence J. Murray; 4. Leo Cuasadr; 5. Helen Hagan. i Grade VII-1. Louise Woods: 2. Mary Hagan; 3. Kathleen Woods 4. Aeneas Coady. Grade V-I. Ciara Ciarkin; I.

Mary Goody; 3. Leonard Cussacki 4. Vincent Murray. Gram, Iv-i. Ciara Mobonaldi

2. James Woods; .3. James Mbbon' aid; 4. Damien Trainor; 5. Joseph Hagan. I

Grade III-1. Basil Murray; 2.

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`_‘ Grade }I-1. Oedl Mul'i'&Y~

Grade _I (a)-l. Genevieve Train-

or.

Grade I (b)-1. Eileen Clarkini 2. Blanche Murray; 3. Joseph Coady; 4. Teresa Hman; 5. Joan MoQonald.

Teacher-L P. Berrizali-

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It-he Scene and fvf a s00d Pliivci ’. I "MIS night of o, hurried amwon Mau,-,cg Among t o com g is _ AMN* __ __-_______m_ _ -__-__ __ __ - ___

Ilie's a perfect dream His stage urged 5 general Uk 1 M 24- -----~- -» -------~ nomo who -'nom or Icnot. nneifet. IW `I°s5I° EIIsI°"' B‘”I°“’ ‘S III e 'IIS "3 1

II should say and to sec liini per- IIISIImg In C"°rg°"°W“ the gms"

lies to tell. But. he don’t prncticci DEFINED

I Now Mary was Clarlce the "Stnr` Vcncher Wmcd I0 JUIIYIUY find

Iand a Pretty one too. Everyone' “skew "Wh" 15 WIOCIIYTI Ilove her in the "Play" rlghti V°I°°IIY I5 WMI' ‘I f°II°WI<`IS R0

Iwiie" and out for a lark and pl:iy-IY°““gSt9"-

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tlirougli. She was “Cnptain`s llttlcfnf R bee Wlthi" DT°'mDiiIy replied the cd _

,cd her part to perfection right from- .

_get you, for you were the one thnti "U0 National- outstanding event of

_Rom things in B stew And as fo,-‘the Argentine turf valued at 100.000

hours on October 7 as a. protest a- lxalnst treatment of striking miners

he did not expect any sympathetic

2,500 in Wayne, Crow’s Neat, Leth-I bridge and other fields would be affected if the striking eventuaiiz-

their appreciation by splendidly patron zing in . a e. preelation by still giving greater Bargains. _

f _ ,th Ks ,_ H- of her parents, lVi‘r. and Mrs. W. S. `

,;.‘".;’;. 1. lc; .ri it --k- h 1 .

I? h V5; “ 'J “'~‘ 1 9° 'l George W. Brockbank, spokesman

or e was a nwyer, so-had some, "_ " *°“"` for mme operators' stated tonight

Vtndsvcfvagiéivllxvm-l;iii;`_ various wm`ds w3're being de_ strike to succeed. He estimated' CONTINUES WITH BARGAINS GALORE. Crowds of People are showing

ithere were about 5.000 miners in ~ - ' i ’ th' Q i We are showing our ap-

I ~ ' fiiifd bythe i .Fi ll th, IW’f°' ca” "8 y °|Al~berta, and that approximately

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Men’s Grain up M°“I5 Fine H0018 and

The Union is not strong in the northern fields in the Edmontoni

:the mm 1 BUENOS mans, oet. 4. <A.P_>-_Mem when the majority of me

Wilfred was Hobson, we can‘t for Mineral f°d“Y W0” the Gm" P"°'Imlners are memlbers of the United

Mine Workers of America, entirely different organization from theI

~Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald of ._ it n ul ag C’ pews (~.bout $25,000.) Appleihek mn _

T~lfii1iilom<‘f'_\'. I-oiver Bcdeqlie. nre North Bednque, in their recent sad I:,,;I;,II ,f;o;I§,;e yegrlélxto ,III-QCIIII-I:Isecond and Mai-caspio thlrIri .I;.IIhIII° Yorke; Il'I__nI°n °I canada'

_ ' f ' ‘ " ' non be

cd ed ti he r that shc is con- in ve ent in the death oi’ their n was our bc_ flqasunear “IMhbr°1;g’;’°mAlt\:hIDb:;|

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vzileseii'l.f! nicely nftcr licr recent only child, Edward. The com- loved _nm when he steps out you °IIcmII°"‘ m““IIY I°m I" exifendln? hl`“'I'fl‘IfIcnii hear Ithe d!‘0D °f 3 D111 H0 1** "Exhausted from Asthma Many aII2I'III:iIJIBIIIhh;IIi° I8 :IIIIikkn°wnI l.1I

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The Young Peoples League, 011

Syirliriihy £0 the SOITOWIHB Plfvfils- the one that keeps folks in a roar.| who read these words know the lcr-|made by Maurice were to protest,

if h on ti lit

"U Cmmwmc Banque United; Mrs. John Mmcmdle of Kin_.;);lclkc;;1 tl}';ai;’°i;7reir<i:om;>uagiini?nr`;;hr1 gusirtxglch \;p)oYi]ic iiieaxih aridlagainot the halting of a. strikers: ""“’“I‘ ’“‘I I" “ "el-" ’“‘I“'°""°Il<°1‘H~ had the misfmiiiie of rc- iv.. think at hoo/pI or you if theyior asthmatic trouhiossiviilny ca<:I;I»I; :I,Iin,;I;m;:IIkI°¢I:,.I1°I;I;IeII&,I;,In W1? Ich mul sn~er,':_=fiil meeting in thee;-lying 1,-,jm-ics, when a umm of Hd. .ht ld u I ‘I V"- “_s_rv W'_dm___dnV evcnmg' Scpbihorsbs became mghwned In nw im; tdtiiave Wu. now is a won meiZmi;t;wcy;;lthvatutlh§Gt;llt some Maurice Ulla!! withdrawal. of all

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embcr '31 t In the abfcnco o the yard and knocked her down on the Ruth and Rfchard I now intro Ithia drain Dr J D Keiioggs ,Uh Qpggsowémxmuz xigbuuoyigntgél

I" I " nt I* thc sta c we ma Remed is a monde-ful cl e.

work Boots 0 x fo r d s up

Boy’s Box Kip Bals. Black

and Brown. $1 up Sizes 1 to 5 '19

w°“‘°“’S SURF SIIDDUS, Misses’ Black or Brown Ties and Ox- uP Oxfords fords up

Special Prices on all Good- rich Hi-Press Rubber Footwear. Get your Fall

and winter`supply now.

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Remember if it’s FOOTWEAR-WE HA VE IT.-If you do not see what you re- quire in our windows or on our racks, tell one of our courteous clerks and the style

and size.you require will be cheerfully shown you from our well-assorted stock. A" new G00dS lll'l‘I\'ili8 daily go on sale at the same low prices.

Ilrmidr-ii` nfl vice!-pi~esI<le . M. ground. Mrs. MacCardle was tak- duce you of course on g 1 y . _ ‘ ,,kIt0‘m_ovIncm1 government w depemi I . .ii .I r.; 1te'..dr~d and eallefl_cn in the Prince County Hesliital all know your not new. For Ruth this enervatini! ailment. It has a dent; of dead and wounded miner; Q’ Q

ine inr»f‘in.~. to erdzr. There were where she is recovering from her is me mganug ,nd .Richard ,mgstcauntless recom oi mud to . .

_ . - > 1 its and the right of miners to organize.

on ntlcndruicc of about twenty wounds,-B. all the latolt "N°V¢I\'I€8" and iotsicredit It is sold almost evo I

~ i'Ywhere.l a union of their own choosing. oils-10-1-9-12-li

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