GAIN DISPLAY

MOIWS Boxed (fancy) Mom's Bulk (40 kinds) ANNIE L. HUNTER (fancy) ANNIE L. HUNTER (bulk) N EILSONS (boxed) RILETS Toffee

LYMANS ‘Fruit Jellies

(fancy)

Bottled Candy. Smiles 'n Chuckles (boxed)

“SELECT YOURS HERE"

J EBIIEST ll. WORTH

"_142 Prince St.

BIIIIISTIIAS

Phone 82

Tﬁrout '

(Qnndinn Iron)

hatchery Kwnooh.

mm Charlottetown, who has hand-

led them for the past 5 years. nm-y fall, in the streams of this

R 0 e rom Winter Hazards t Keppoch Hatch ery

is.

Province, hundreds of trout are mppedorcauglrervflLAftAr-be- n; "strippef of their roe, they m mlemed without ll effects, to the mercy of rod and reel enthusi- ssisTheroeﬂndsahoms in the hatchery. safe ojninl winter haz- ards. -

er them, are placed in trays which

n kept scrupulously-clean. Nor-

Saved

ml-il! the tail appears first, soon the rest of the fish appears, a him bag attached to its side, the X8 YlIIXILBhCS nous‘ L ‘ S01‘ from two to four weeks. Prom this Sir-Be ori the young are fed liver about. six times daily until ready to be returned to lakes and rivers.

Trapping of the fish is done by V-shaped traps placed across nar- row streams, a chute with a small hole at one end allowing the fish to enter into the vfire netted box.

Mr. Hayley has had wide ex- perience in l-ll stages of hatchery Work Martina as a boy and fol- lowing the footsteps of his father who rim took chem of the hatch- ery on Prince Edward Island.

Released QL Bail

é-leld O-n_Charge Of Stealing Of Schooner.

DW- 30—(0.P.)-De-

auxiliary schooner. Kromhout, strained M. her lines in Halifax harbor tonight an Revenue oiilcxrs continued to remove 7500 gallons of rum hidden beneath her

lce-ooawd hatchnn. Hard across,

the rum-runner‘! stern lay the

rwr back from the little Bench colonial Port of Si. Pierre. Meanwhile, Oilﬁ- RIII Mason and his men men were mopnring V’ roioin their mnilien and cele-

mlmlli! arroshd as the two - the King's

their breeding and market

the blue ensign, way into Blifax.

ploughed their

MEMBERS OFCRIW

Immediately upon her arrival po- lice officers bonded both ships and arrested the Captain and the fol- lowing menbers of his crew:

Fred Ackcr. 0, first. mate; 111cm- as Greeks, 87, engineer: Jesen Morlsh, 46. Melville Greek, 28, seamen. all of Blue Rocks, N. 5.; James Knickie. 26, seamen, Loraine Mason, searnan. of Lunenburfsnd l;‘r¢d Tlrinor. Ii. seamen of Hali-

ax.

Customs men, meanwhile, chap- ped away the ice that. covered the decks and hatches and broke the seals, protecting the big liquor cargo, loaded st Demerara. British Guiana.

All concerned were tacitarn

about the trip made by the Krona,

houtfs fleeing trip to Si. Pierre, arhoequent arrest and Jmling of the crew and their final decision to return to Canada for trial rather than wait the outcome of estra- ditlon proceedings instituted by the Dominion Government.

Till QIPi-I-ln merely smiled and lined it was "hardly the place to talk" in front of accompanying po- lice officers. .

m’ PRIZE WINNERS, n MilNTAliliE

BACON in: FAIR

The swine producers of the Mon- tague district were recently given an opportunity of making n com- parison as to the gcxreral quoiLy of stock

Provincial Departments of Agricul- tuna, and in coniunctlon with the

inpmoralisft room for an iinprovomsntin type, thnfinlsh mcstonIsontbola-rge

Ih-ll enlnna l nun]

ll Lanl lntenst ‘but ndvcﬂll: s] g It'll lnlure may 5a Iggy.“ g q noltn I word sir ctly pnyﬂlg l; g. vnlng -

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AI-IIVI I03. HOLIDAY! —'l‘he following were among the Island students arriving home last night from 5t. Francis Xavier University: Miss Francis Kerwin, up; ma] Noﬂlriasn. Picton Br and ram Jiileen MoQuaid, of Char ottntown; Mlas Norma McQuarrie, of Summar- sids, and Messrs. Kenneth Inner. Vernon Fraser and Irving Riser, nil of Bouris.

NEW PUILICATION—'I1IQ first

SIIIIIIEIISIIIE

villa cola-a In renewal inn J llﬂl lntnront h! ndwctll: leg wow Ii n vino.

to C135. Give her hosiery Burl: Men's Wear.

and Princp County

an: oln nil nd-

Ininro III ho llotbd word nrlsnlq piilblo in

JJDIIS SILK IOIIIIY. I00

from 8811

-NICIWIAI., scaavns, ahkts, etc, ins-kn very ac- gifh for the men folk. 88H

—I'IIIIIAI AT IlGIT-Pblllnt

number of n newsy bulletin which ‘it is planned to issue weekly has made its appearance. It in entitled "The A. A. C. C." and represents an organization of active, arrested and cured cases of tuberculosis that has been formed at the Provincial Ban- atorium. The editorial board con- sists of m. Daniel McIntyre, editor, Mrs. J. A. Leavitt, assistant editon] and Mr. William Gilila, business manager, the objective of the nan socintion being to make provision for the care of every tuberculosis‘ patient in the Province as noon s I Idiscovercd and for as long as neces- sary The Guardian wishes the as- ' sociation, and its official organ, ev- iery success in such a laudable en- terprise.

g Premier MscMilian is expected home this evening from Ottawa i and Montreal.

v

Valley B. B. entertainment, includ- ing adult pageant. Tableaux, recit- al and song. Sunday services at Pleasant Valley, Granville and

bane. 3815

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-IIABIIS MEN'S WEAR, Sum- mersidsh gift centre for rnan. 3B1’!

-—SUMMEBSIDE SANTA ILLS- The time is getting very short for the chance to be n Santa Pal and to y "bring happiness on Christmas morn- ing to some little boy or girl. ' The SIDED. Psi Fund is being looked a!- ' iter by the Boy Scoutshurndeil

‘ . direction of Scout Mas H . o‘ 5"’ ﬁrm“ n“ who is at the office of the 1m Hon. “Period” Cabinets i‘. :.t stay in style. J. E. Wyatt on Central Street, b0- Novel idenn of s-.,i.issing interest tween 3 and 5 on Friday nits-noon. Performance never before achieved. Do no!’ Iorset f0 b11118 1°11!‘ Eml- llnﬂio reczwtion attains new height —5. of perfecfon in ﬁr: latest Spa-riots- Greater Volume-Finer selectivity and Evenly diffused Tone.

Spartan Made! 270A

i -—MEETI'NG OF 95ml BAD- MINTON LlAGUI-AL l T909!“ mtetlng of the Summersiric Bld-

SPARTON RADIOS “$.50 U’. BATTERY RADIO complete $15.“.

A. E. TOOMBS

No u“! Gum. “The Progrenive Mimic Store

N ". . . There are no (loll!) “in”

N. B. RECEIVES

(Continued from Pace 1)

‘by the Impcriul Government.

Kromhozrfs Crew",

or claims of th¢ class with respect] to which I have been aslv-ti to ex- press an op'nion which l : prov- inCe can force into any court ‘for determination.

". ..There maybesomsnroh rights 0r claims with respect 1D which the province might request the; certain questions should be re- {erred to either the Supreme Court

|of Canada by the Don-Union Gov-

ernment, or to the judicial commit-

tee of the Privy Council (Imperial)

for

their advice, but I do not recom-

mend ihatsuch reference be re-' quested." |

Mr. Teed‘s opinion is divided into

two sections, one dealing with legal claims under confederation, the

iother with moral claims.

! He maintains that the governing

factor in legal questions is the British North America. Act and kindred statutes. and that resolu- tions passed, including the London resolutions, have no affect legally save insofar as they may be relied 0n to explain ambiguity in the statutes. A; the same time Mr. Teed circa statements and ruolu- tions made prior to and during negotiations as grounds for recog- nition of moral or equitable claims.

In this connection hi: mlin find- ings and rewmrnmdations are, briefly, as follows:

That in the matter of subsidies some system of payment or fixed percentage to the provinces of the receipts by the Dominion from customs and excise would be more equitable than the present system or an amoum fixed on s per capita basis

Permanent Paymeng Basin‘

That the Dominim has not fully investigated the field of increased money payments to the provinces and 118,5 not arrived at a perman- ent basis of payment, although the Duncan r mmendation of inter- 1m lump sum increases was nc- cepted. (The Duncan recommends tion dealt with both subsidies and other money grants).

That the provincial government should press the Dominion Govern- rncnt for the determinadon and adjustment of these mailer!-

That, it was the intention of the promoters or Confederafon that lihe sea-borne international trade of Canada should be directed, so far as practicable, through its own sea- board and not through a foreign seaboard and foreign porls.

That it was also their intention that the Maritime Prov'nces should be enabied, by Lire railway to be oomtructed, (the lntercolornial), b0 develop an inIcr-provincial trade the year round.

Thai; the sufficiency of the 30

Rossini cisi TRIED IN summiiisini,

SUMYERSIDE. Dec fro-The case of Jos. Mcliougall one ofi the th ee you g men implicated in the robbery of a safe containing 8165 in casi from Alban Ars"nault's store on Sundry morning also the the theft of two foxts from a ranch in Bt. E "norz, c me bzfore Mag- istrate E. H. strong yesterday mornFg and oicupicd the court until after sx t"iry p m Mr, W. Kerry Noonan acted for the Atto rzey Gentral. The prisoner had no c unsel.

The first w'tr1ess cailgd was Char“: Arse ault who tofd how he and Jos. McCsugrll went out Sat- “fdﬂv hiat abo r nine o'clock to’ t e ranch at St. EPPnors and stole the two fox s Thf""to:k them g0 a barn near t-e ri- J11“. o; W31-

ter Gallant and n 1 q-e About, 3 dclrck on Surrly i v W21 with Walter Grllant to 1* n Arsen.

au't's stare. He w' tcci c the otlrrs by mefr s of a b 2 and bit made a his large e"(7"gh (0 put ,th2'r arm through and undo‘ the Ya'e lclz He l~tr hem, tFem over “w: coun er w'th the “l9- Th?!’ rad acvt half a p0t-_ ato bag full rf c'"'rc'tcs and 19b- 5¢¢°- Th9)! took tire s"fc along the‘ shore past t"e rile range so us to bs out cf ear s ot and c-r-nm it, b" "P" of I hvﬂvr axe They had fi"st ta" en a lig"t axe but f-T-Wrls "at not s ‘orig enough one of t“ m rent Wok for qv-oghsg- 0!"- T" Y b"0"c‘0p€n the safe and took out m» rnone" TliTy than‘ Wlhl b! k t0 w, (‘Z1ll8ri"5 apart- me“ s in the Dunn b"‘id'ng and d!v'ded the "'n“ . H" (Chancs Afsenultl l"'d is in a hole in the grrun-i They then [Pit the pelt_ and d ad fox ‘n t‘"e bag with the cfgaretvs ard t"b"cco They also had .~:'me bo‘tes cf ion-en extract which ‘hey d ‘nk T“ey hid the bag in the Pm tfposite the Dunn buPding and sefrrted for the night

Other "itn sscs were Alban Ars- enauit, the s re eper who iden- tifi d the sorn go-ds His frithr-r And ew Arse a ‘t and Pu‘ Ptrry win ide"t'f ed s me of tho mirrfoy. i The roe was rd cu ned, until this

a D-

morning at 9 n. m. whe" furthpr evide co wil b: ‘air n

Th“ vrrh the milk a:"on cf Chi f o‘ Pdire Khch and his 0f- flc:rs all t'\r:c svrorrt- were ar- nosted by Mon ttv mornrg two on Buddy and he oi“ r at ifs home eni-‘y Mon :y m* nffg. Most of the go ds and money have been frund and reurn d The foxes were idelfied by t" eir markings

par-com, reduction in freiBm "W! under the Mariiime Freight Rates A“ 15 n matter on which he ll not prepared to express an opinion. but may nvil be (Yhrsidcred by the Maritime ‘transportation Commis- nion

That the pi-izwoie reooarilwd b! the Duncan Commission that tho country as a. whole should bur n

portion of th, cost of wnnsﬁﬂll- ‘ u“. and werg vglu d at swam The. "on o‘ commodmu our u“ in, female h-d n vs] able litt~r The"

ern division of the tionai Railwﬂl (lolmori! the ln- toroolonial nanny) misht will N further developed. m4 WWW" mass m» in: ecuitlbh Wm!“

cigaretes a c, w re val'ed at be- tween 81B and $20. M2‘-‘i'“

trade matters should be nought as to the beat praoical mode of de- yuinping trad; through Maritime pitta.

Govcrrmnnt lnfnlallon That tho legislation considered D2?! and advisable to accomp- tradn devzlopment through ports should be prepared 1b ﬂvﬂnment, or by the sov-

minwn Lea_uc it was decided to charzge the composition of league te;ms to t.,o lodes doubles, four rncns dcubes and six mixed doub- les. The dies of the tourr-ments have not yet bzen dccided upon but it is expected they will corn- mence the second week in Jan- uary-S.

-PAS<ING 0F S'SIDE WAR. VETTR-iN-‘Iiierc passed away in 3ummel's.,ie on Tuesday evening, 1r. JOStpil Gallant at the age of Izirty-five years. Mr. Gallant wn-s a veteran of the Great War and went with the first contingent of ihe 105th from Simimerside in June 1916. He served all through the var on the Western front in the 3th Battalion. Ho wna badly woun- led in August, 191B and was dis- charge-d from hospital in May, 1919, when he returned to his home in Surnincrside. Since then Mr. Gal- lant had been in very poor health He belonged to the Bugle Band ‘of he 105th and played the bass drum. lie was very highly esteemed by his comrades and by the citizens of his home town. He was a member of the Canadian Legion. Tnerc are left to mourn, his mother, Mrs, P. C. Gallant; three sisters, Inez, Mrs. Herbert spray and Miss Euphemia, of New York, and Mrs. Stanley Dawson, of Tryon; four brothers. Charles in California; Wilfred, Ar- thur and Rennie of Summerside, to whom sympathy is extended. The funeral takes place this morning {rom his home to St. Paul's Church and Cemetery-S.

in the Girls’ Shop

ARGYlE SiIiiRE BABllN iiilii riuigiuzis,

The following is a list of prize winners at the Argyle Shore Bacon l-log Fair. It will be irotcd that competition was k-ccn. a'so that the classes were well filled. although only 40 hogs were shipped to mar- ket:

Clans l. Sow having raised a lit- ter in i9$3~lst, Malcolm MacKen- zie, Canoe Cove; 2nd, Hector Mc- Nevin, De Sable; 3rd, Heztzrr Mc- Kay, De Sable; 4th, Archie Mtrley, Argyle Shore; 5th. Malcolm Mc- Phaii. Argy'e Sho-e; 6th, Alex Mac- Kenzie, Long Creek.

Class 2. Sow fnrrowed in 1933- ‘st, Malcolm lifacKcrzic, Canoe Cove: 2nd, Hector Mariiny, De Sab- lg; 3rd. Douial li/Fcffinnui, Csnoc Cove: 4th, Err-nest Hclm. De Sable; 5th, Walter McFnrlcrrrn De Sable; 6th. D. J. McLean. A-"zylc Shore; 711m Norman stretch. Long Creek; ‘lth, Malcolm McT-nil. ﬂrnvle Shore‘. 9th, Mary Inmcm Argyle Shzrc‘; 10th, John MacDotigaY, Argy.e Shore.

Class 3. Pair nf Bacon Holt-lat.

‘Iectnr Macffsy. Dc Sable: irid- ‘fnrlc Inmsr. Ar yle Shoe; "rd- ‘lslcim iiacKcn 1?, CQRTB Caz-e;

4m’ Hppigg- Moms-an, De Sable; 5th. John MrDouilnll. Argyle Show B h- J, D. McPhail, Argyle Shore; 7th. D. J. Mclrran. Argyle Shore; 8th. Norman Stretch. Loris Cfefki 9m- Wslter McFarlane, De Sable: 10th. Allison McEachem, New ArBYf-

AI (‘J-‘ED

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wife. who identified herself as the ronner Marjorie Tiiley. who VII born in New York in loll, was ac- cused of complicit-v in the cat75011- nge serrcc which reached even in- to the Khalil-l’! 0f Marine.

The real chiefs of the manil- tiun wen niupecied b! P0110! l0 be two Rudnnn whom lwitne was frequently

lnwcntsstsnn.

d tho Maritime Prov- rend met a m ‘u’ aha!‘ Q M I IOU‘! Fill! ‘kn-i“ ' n“. n, u‘: 111st a‘: mo! 01h on should then be mung 3am replaced by lwo

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.. m id- studcnn. Ind gidevfatilm r-ms. Lidia ‘Pchekaloff arm, u. - . r 33 m. Am.‘ ‘Zfﬁiiiﬁé. r-us modems Ilermet n. a PHONI 1318 y. - ~. mun, to ism-rum porn in m Chiclrns Dash ii ﬂjnpurtlidfrwinininlrnlyhathltthecosgd Geese Turban‘ unnatural may norm m» ‘w’ "" “"“7 a-FsLL-aélas. . spear .

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‘Smart, Saucy little dresses ‘for Girls

$1 .69 $2.50 $2.98

Give Her a PRETTY COAT!

ND TO-DAY IS YOUR WONDERFUL oppor- tunity. There's a special re- _ duction in price in our -. SALE OF GIRLS’

25 PER CENT OFF

$ 7.95 Coats for $ 8.95 Coats for $10.00 Coats for .. . $16.95 Coats for .. .

All Handsomely Fur Trimmed.

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Those Wanted

Zipper Sweaters here today

Scarlet-Green-Winr-

on Second Floor

All Wool. ' '

$3.95 i

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UITAWA, Dec all-Poor to 101s rs: m". p: "rs rrned Blreowita g (paging! , Benny or Ben) receiv- s“ sd Canadian nrturl ill-ion new». us mourn nt. the Etate Dllllﬂllroﬂi 28 hero e‘ cit d to?! 31M! m" 2H

nr than more of the name name sso

s b1; naturaird. $1 Lorne ... ... ..~ ﬂab Deprr me“t nuthoritil ‘O2 Baby ... ... ... 4 m

ruld out toss w o hvd received 304 John l0.

their pron s'ce ms. none of ass nus-mi . . 9 ..

t"; gm» gprdin‘ to ms doscrip- sod 4

Ir-‘D md inf rnation received s91 1° ‘At . f-cnr Pars Wtn rorrd ‘o the n! 7 10s ﬁr“ nrurard before ‘Ila. two 299 l 30S ... ... ‘I1 y-‘uvgg If RUST, H! thfrﬂ 4U 5 W? Sielln ... ... ... ~-- pas 31.1mm “er-o-ttawvho, on 401 I sos Robert ... ..- Qﬂ]; fq- nerriiﬁtion. del- ‘ﬂ l Q i ... ... ... on!

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