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. King to B. Graham Rogers Presi-

shoulq be grateiul if you would

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Prenlier King Sends Message To liounty Electors

lielegram from Hon. MacKenzie

dent East Prince Libero Awn. Bummerslde: -

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MaoLean. Ihave wireg exprgerssion of my sympathy to Mrs. an. I

convey to electors of Prince county the expression of my very sincere sympalhy 1n the loss the constit- uency has sustained in the passing of one who has served its interests so faithiullyaind for so long. My colleagues in the government will I know wish to join with me in ex- pressing our sense of the loss occa- sioned the party in Parlia- ment anti in the country by Mr. Macliearrs death. His able-support oi‘ the party's principle; and polic- ies and the careful attention he ave totheinteresls lie represen in Parliament will be gratefully re- membered by all to whom they were known. I much regret that my pub- lic duties will render 1t impo sible (m- mg to be [resend at the funeral on Tuesday; had this been all all pcsﬁlbl: I should have welcomed the opportunity of paving this tribute to (he memory of our late friend rind to orinress in person my sym- pafliv to the members 0i’ the 00n- stiiucncy which also so greatly honoured me with its representa- llnli at the time or mv rionnlrilrrlert tntlielendershlp of our party. Un- forluiritelv a: you are no doubt al- renrlv aivriro apart from other pre-"s- lnrz oblirgzitrixs it has been arranged tlirt I om to n~'~"~ n sP"""" “d” broadcast on Tuesday evening. ‘l mould like mv friends in (he eon- SUIFIPHUJ to know that but for the"? reason: T would be present with them at lire tllnorai on Tuesday af- icrliccii. l~"~d"st rrtra

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rill-optimal can: r‘- mamas-t:

TUNE INUFUYQH NIBT» DI-gwlmoksinbeliallio gible

n-m-i 81-11. norm- mmn all ma; ' be show in the mild:

registered to Exhi than at Qisrlottctowxtﬁtrico

11W close on November 13th. Get your

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trip to Nova 56MB. Where Mr. Ives was visit- ing the Masonic Royal Ohsptors in his official ca acit as Grand H1811 Priest. mo’ rs visited were at ‘Hui-o, Lunen ‘a, . " . - , an Windsor. They also visited otii

isvghtiftalrmoudth, and rtfialifax. n ree ays n i- e Annap is. galley district the home

million

Dominion Government have over the entire apple crop, as

well as the canning and evﬂpOfatn: ing plants and they are running m 1'11" Wind with thousands o l barrels or apples cooling into them

weoouvo BELLS-A quiet “eddies wok Dlﬂce at the Baptist parsonage Tuesday at eleven o'clock when Mk1 v B

Lax-en. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Macmren all Clmrlottetown. The bride WM attired in a blue suit with hat and shoes to match. she was attended by Miss Thelma Mac- Lawn. sister oi the groom. The irroonlsnlan was Mr. Warren Stewart of Charlottetown. arter- tlie ceremony a dinner was served at the bride's home and a re- ception was held for them at Elmira, the groom's former home. The bride was tendered a shower

of useful slits at her nome rev- ious to her marriage, Both ride and groom are very popular and have the best wishes of many friends for a long and happy wedded life. PERSONALS Miss Florence McMillan, City

left recently to Join her sister in Toronto.

Mrs. Russel Abbott and family who have been spending the sum- mer at Stanhope beach returned to Charlottetown last week. —R.

‘=5 f elen Murray and Mr. Cecil Murra have returned from a. visit to M ss Murray's uncle, Mr. Charles Pollard, 140i: 30.

rris. \V. L. MACKENZIE KING

Canadian

Dollar Holds Steady Level

NEW YORK. Oct. ZB-(AM - Tlic pound sterling had a haﬂi time gelling its bearings in ‘Sat- urday's foreign exchange dealings.

Although never fluctuating very far from the previous close, the

session to Tinally close with a loss oi 1-2 cent in trrnls of the dol- lar. The Frritrh franc lost. .00 1-4 pt a crzit and the Beige. 02 of a cent. Unchanged were the SWl-W franc and Guilder. The Canadian dollar ilvas ilnchliriged at a dJs- rollnt of l0 9-16 per cent.

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Dominion Household ‘Coke is the cleanest solid fuel you can buy ‘-no dust, no soot, no gas fumes-nothing but HEAT. Formore comfort and economy, change over to Dom- lnion Household Coke? ,lt saves you-all ‘the laborious ash hand- illng and grateshakinq; Com pared with an-i ‘thracltc, Government ‘tests show that coke, can save you 15c to lGOc- on ovoryfucl fdoilar. '

"llolllllloll STEEL ‘all coll; WRHIMIWN UNITED

‘IIALIFAX. IYDIIY. ‘ (unn- loun, uloucrou a

Bllntain 8r loll 8r 0o.

, Reeves, Sydney, landed at this port

Miss Esther C. Harper, East Royalty, arrived home on Friday from Elston where she spent the past three months with her sister Mrs. Albert E. Peterson.

Georgetown

His many friends will be sorry to hear that Mr. John Walker ls

Rev. J. T. Payne ls now resid- ing at the home of Mi‘. and Mrs Plneau.

Mr. J. McEacherrl Charlotte- town, made a brief visit to George- town,

Mrs. R. Westaway Lower Moni- glgue, was a recent business visitor to Georgetown.

The vessel

“Herman B . " Capt

with a. load of potatoes,

The vessel "Mona" Capt. Hearn of Murray River. landed at this port. with a load of coal for Mr. S. C. Ktilﬂht.

Mrs. Edwin MacDonald. Panmure Island. and Mrs J. Dalzlel of Bor- den, are home with their mother- Mrs. J. Smith, wno is seriously ill.

The farmers of the SLIuOUJIdIIIQ districts are engaged hauling pota- toes for the Associated shippers. The potato shed is now open to re- ceive the potatoes.

Misc Fannie DeLm-y has return- ed to her home in Georgetown, sf- ter spending some time at Peakes, the guest of Mrs. Grant.

The auction party, under the auspices of the C. W. L. was held at St. James hall, Wednesday, Oct. 25th. The prize winners were: Mrs. F. J. Solomon and Leonard Fitz- gerald. Freeze-out won ‘oy Mrs. Percy Boudreault and Milton Hemphili.

LOVII IAIOBLOII

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y" Oct. 28—(AP)-- The romantic notion which prompted Tommy Manville to spend $3.000 to bring Elinor ‘troy from Hollywood to New York in a chartered plane loaded with orchids and champagne today be- came loves labor lost.

The asbestos heir said after a five-day tour of night clubs with the eye-filling show girl that they had parted company.

NEW DAYS, NEW MEANS

PLYMOUTH, Enklcnd -—(OP) - Fiight of Oaipit. E. Beddlngiﬂn Beh- ren; from.

n as King's Mmerge isinoon ttoihedaa when a Messenger, to travel wi h utmost expedition, covered part of the journey on a cow.

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Andi f GUI UNITED ClixUuIl-CH held their

, r places of interest including Llvegl-llm“ ‘t Mmlaz“ “M l‘ mam“: ‘they ,

941F198 will be picked oils fall. mum“! taken “l

Iverson of the schooner George B. l here while he is in port.

Mrs. Samuel Manhood. L.

sbome and little son Donnie.

“Mrs. Stephen Shaw. were visitors

Yeo and family of Souris to their

ail! be closed from Octo November 13th. L-IOM-lO-ﬂ-Si.

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Iél-lidﬁd to their Rent. Aldrin lune.

.3111! SACIIAMENT 0F THE Lord's Supper was observed in Saint Andrews Prabyierian church on Sunday morning, Oct. 29th. L

“"111! LADIES OI‘ MONTA-

,annual Supper Bazaar on lWednuday last. it was very suc- cessful md the proceeds were very lgl-lltlfyl- . x.

.31‘!!! SCHOONKB George B. Cluott, Captain Iverson, from the ' “ Mimon, Labrador, is in

a mixed cargo of produce for 5t.i Anthony's. On board is Dr. Stew- art from Edinburgh. SCOKIBtTIIId,

‘This ls the doctor's first trip out in the two years and his first trip to Canada. L.

Personals

..'Miss Vera Simpson. Principal of Tryon Consolidated school. was a recent visitor to Montague, the guest of Miss Marjorie Hyndrnalrli.

..°Rlev. Arthur Eibbut of Valley- fieid, occupied the pulpit in Mon- tague United Church simday even- ing, while the pastor, Rev. Mr. Hayward took the WMB. Thank- offerlng service at Orwell Head. L

..'Mrs. Iverson of Luncnburg,l N. 8., joined her husband Captain l

Cluett at Montague and is vlsitirig '

..'Captain Iverson and Dr. Stewart. from the Grenfell Mission schooner were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. WL. Poole, Mon- tegue, on Friday evening. L.

..°Mr. Mack MaoLeod who was ill in hospital at Halifax has been recuperating at his home in Vic- toria Cross. He is a. son oi Mr. and

and Mrs. Wilfred Living- Char- lottetown. accompanied by Mr. and

to Montague on Wedmsday. L.

..‘Montague citizens are pleased to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Bruce

town. Mr. Yeo recently purchased the 'lne property OVtYY-‘d W Ml‘- Isaac Ives and plan to make their home here. Mr. Ives is living in Charlottetown.

New Glasgow And Vicinity

A successful chicken supper was held in the local hall here on Wednesday evening of last week. Quite a large crowd attended, and generous servings were passed by the ladies of the ladies aid of the Christian Church. A neat sum was realized.

Mr. arid Mrs Fenlon McLure. Brackiey Pt. were visitors here on Sunday the guest of Mrs. Melon-es

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Misses Helen and Alain Houston. New York, are oi- present spending a visit here with relative: and are receiving a cordial welcome from their many friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, have returned from their honey- moon trlp through the Maritime Provinces. —C1.

CORNWALL-YORK PT. W. I. The regular meeting was lheld

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In the absence of the president, the vice president. Mrs. Hazen Howard. occupied the chair. Tile meeting was opened by singing the Institute Ode iollclved by the Club , Women's Creed.

Roll call, which was to be en- swered by cents from each member, was responded to by eighteen; twelve members made their contribution.

‘There were no school reports brought in either by Cornwall or " York Point. ,

Mrs. Frank Howard. a member of Oomwall sick Committee re- poi-ted that the sick l-lad been visited. York Point Sick Commit- tee had no report. Word was re- ceived from Mr. Ludlow Jenkins that. the man who was to ak in

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