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_ Aalvsw-SURPASS ff' "_»_cANADA's LARGEST CHAIN .fij - snoa sroaas _

I ‘til 11, 1|’

F ` Announcing the Opening of Their _ 68th S TDR E A

-'EV' _ _ ' ;i_-9 ix; j At St. Stephen, N. Bl- r-jg;

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_:fly _~ till ‘ Saturllay,- November 10th. fig if ~ Shop at your local Agnew-Slupaes fi" _jg Store _this Saturday. Special prices 3:, prevail in all Departments. »‘I,. 1. _ Hg,

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A Wreath For IN MEMORLIAM

' Remembrance HM- GW- "I-1-

_*_'%1»'Ui

""'_"" 'Ilhsre passed

fm mmi°“ mm °° ° b|°°d"'°d hour Saturday l:\:yroi:rt|,.I;}ovf.§],‘r¥d

. M14- some Annie mugcrud. wulow or

Ten mllllign brave who would not me hw Gln Ben of this Om, _ Ve » The d used been

Ten million men surrendered all heal/uh 1:? the :ge nv, yigargultgg To the war gods fury and war gods yea” ago she “ve up hm haha m

thmu' hto make her home

Wherefoig :he price that they have Tram” Bib? "Q

pa Is . .

To make it safe to live we said, cared R; “mia 12': Bizeduxlég That never again would war arise, bam M Montrose P E ' I 73 years That never again be this He1l's me md Wu the d‘;mh`“r‘ at me

“pd” lan/Eel# :alder-sid and Margaret

W. .»_-3, yo. we of rm.. ..::....

ears, Hn

Flowers bedewed with a mother’s foiifhem m.gnd1e,1°€°md°'guu;‘ wo -- ‘J 1- me eras; mmm; A ’h°t' th’ 39°” ° mm mmm ymd' of Hampshire, also two and

Howelgnslld tears for the undying ;’,,l“€¥‘mlb‘0lhdes‘. mngmdlyhq 3.3;: A pause and a silent prayer is said. m°'

what 'to tlae’ brave who have rc- .me amen, took pm” “way

urne

All Honor and a Laurel wreath well ggaub “mg t

°““°‘* neotluoyu and nov. lsr. Barbour

Sleep on brave boys! Each did his °¢ThIe’u'f:1;";mf|]t';1°°}‘:y`_?:;‘r°§“m‘?’y`jveN uc My ul

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Y 1 th by i Railroad to Heaven beautifully ou €ll;r:l\;i1”"e fron you formed' §? y M,-_ 1,, Dgvlg Wnd You shared the slogan,-"'I‘hey The Panm' “re M

‘mn “°* ”"°' gloom: edwards, John wma Jr.,

h an-epson Bowman, Robert Ed- B °"°",m°"_‘““ "‘°°*`”“° °“" *"1"* Earns, mnulton weus, me .lolui v rl - “- r33.1‘3." ?.i..°°§€‘i.‘..’§i 3553 “itil mfmnl we vw === cc

mt new _ family plot in the- peoples cemetery.

Lest wf- nnbraid you' from il‘lander's (s‘"“"`@“m° PW” P1°”° °°PY)

held."

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T! R,y5_ayq1N§ ggyp

"`°“”“" " “°"< ll- - Wllll-“"1 -1- 'nn funny or the lm urs ow ; __~_-';`-';,~”"- °f ° '1`°“>f‘t° l=f°l<- Bell wan to thanx their many rind r__,m_d'“°m1 "‘;t“““°“;"°"_1[‘°6""'l1nemnboun me fl-lends for their ,____,_~k Fnh‘__’° n aflthhg m°l'”"f° lhoughtfulness and messages of 'WM 'n_,'__ ’~"° Q", ~ ° t 5 df” sympathy amused to them aurlne m 0 an as gnmevr rr" Ill? 1 their recpnt sad bereavement. reorganisation. The stock exchange mmm M" "nm," .rnmne s~'lt is be-ing held in trust bv Harold L_3”4_u_10_“ ` ' Franks president nf the exchange. ` " . t i i I =S

ij Iiuy the Best _-

TEA

Brahmin Orange Pekoe Ceylon Small Leaf

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0. M. LAMPSUN & 00., un,

' 64 Queen Street '

ist Sale commences December 3, 1934 2nd Sale commences January 7, 1935 3rd Sale commences March 18, 1935 4th Sale commences May 29, 1935

5th Sale commences September 19, ` 1935 ‘

Shipping bags may be obtained free '

of charge upon application to R '1‘. _ Holman, Ltd., Summerslde, PL E. L

For full particulars in regard to shipping epplyto '

lllynrn Fnlsrn, ln.

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333 Seventh Avenue New York, NI.

1 1

wily Pay Mere?

Where your Dollar

_ sees a much

greater value.

We do our own buying and killing,

We buy right and poll cheap.

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Bocf . 6s to 15c per lb. Pork . Sc to 15c per lb. Lamb l0c to 15c per lb. Smoked Bacon 27c lb. Potted Meat 3 for 25c

PHONE 55

P. ||cll0lIGALL

HILLBBOBD & ' RICHMOND

Pmmpl Service Ja Quick Delivery. Ccldplete Line Vegetables

L-2274-11-10-IL

Hunter River

And Vicinity

The farmers of the vicinity have

finished harvesting a bumper crop of grain, D0tatoes and tumips. Big yields are reported for all three products.

There are three residents in the

vicinity of I-runter River whose ages are close appreachirrg the century mark, namely; Mrs. Donald Mac- Kinnon, Mrs. Euphemia Constable and Mr. William Bernard. All three are yet quite hale and hearty. and very active.

Mr. John Gallant. a well known

and highly respected young farmer of Hunter River retumed from Moncton Nov. 5th with .a charming bride. Their friends wish Mr. and Mrs. Gallant many happy years oi’ wedded life.

During the past .four months

five new buildings have been under- going the course of erection. Mr. Edison Smith, Fulton Robertson and Chester Whitlock, have each been building new residences. Mr. Wiliam Cari-rw a large new barn. and Mr. Eldon Seaman. a new ccm~ nltdious potato storage.

The C.G.I.T. group under the

leadership of Miro. (Rev) F. E. Boothroyd held their organization _meeting for the season of i934-35 at the home oi Mrs. Orville Sellar. The following are the ctllcers for the coming session: Pres. Lilian Mc- Leod; vice pres., Marjorie Watts, Secy. Vera Whitlock. Trees., Sadie lMcfNeil. On Oct. 29 the group held '|, very enjoyable Hal1>u:e'l‘n supper iat the home of Marlorie Waits.

The sincere sympathy of the com-

munity goes to Mr. Murdoch Cut.- cliffe on the death I his brother. Bcnj. Cutcliffe, wil.. nceptly pas".- ed sway at Miltcu, muse.. also to 1Mr. Roy Bagnell ou the d-iath of his beloved wife and baby.

The public school is progressilw

favou--ably under the cnpable ln- struction of Mr. Gordon R.i':.». This its Mr. R.icc's third term ar. teacher und this fact spmks for itself.

A mixed cal-load or produce and

,clothing was recently decpatclled to Wolizm Canada for fislribution among the needy in the stricken areas.

Hunter nlvir ls .1 ulrlvlns centre

end lg well eq~.lL.11led io adxnin.s.er to the needs of itscitlzens as well as those of the su rounding oom~ lmunities. It misht be Well to v/rilb En word of appreciation and en- icouragement to those who are en- deavouring to aid the common good. Representing the proifssions we have nw., nlgluy respected and devoted clergymen, Rev F E

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UONFIDIIATIOR LIFE INBUB

' ANCE. L-6'l9§»-'I-12-8

WEAR A POPE!-The Flower Remembrance. . L`~3333-11-9-3L

Saturday, ||ov 10th

Market

CHOICE ISLAND BEEF

New Meat and Fish S Y S T E M S y.. _

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C°1'- EMM" and Great Education Association '

G°°’¥° S"°°'" of Canada to Launch ~ 'ii

We will carry World - wide Invest- ` _#__

igation

at lowest prices, also com- _°_.___ \\\. _

“E” T” ““‘“°N"H°" "h°°° plete line- (cur. ay amnuenre eww wire) _ "./Q ~-_\

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' Wh 2 ed-WC li PUPPY. ' 0 se V at ""‘”"""”' PORK---LAMB----Flsn .awww ..°.l.ll°.i'°ve1B”o.usesT"° “"3-

GE ` lourned its biennial conference to-

nAr'rl lunou saavroas, VE TABLES . - Sunday, Igdvetrgnber 11th. Preacher: and MSN l:ifl»;rmf4lk1inll¢ IWPI lo lllmch

. . _ . , . - 1 W0! - saticn of ,- f3°"";°'3°°'3°»`°s"=`§°°`“`3 “ANNE” ‘“’°”S :::;;:;°l.§°.?.l.“.“ a°.i.’°‘.'.“§°

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“°"‘ - “~‘° A- M- ,,‘*‘,§“,;'{,‘,’..,,,,,,,,f,’,,,, SATURDAY SPECIALS ...1..,, ,.,1,.,.,1,

'7 P. M. Freetovl u . - ' Yom Amir." n' L-zas1~u-lo-ll. R d St k 2 b At the instance of W. P. Perci-l

0"" ea . l S- 25': val. euperlmenuent or Protestant

p|;0pLE-5 Cnmwg.-A mgggmg Corn Beef Tongues ea, 30c!edu.eetlon for Quebec. the Associa- ot the members and sul>P°\'w’8 0! Corn Pork lb. 15c.”°n dwded *° f°"°‘l \’°d1°* W the P°°p1c'» Chwh lp °l="l°lt°- chicken lb 19¢~°“"" .°“‘ *“‘ ‘”"°‘““‘*’°“ ‘“'° town will be held at 251 Fitzroy F I ""°' lb' 16c!Calladlan and world-wide examin- sneet in Charlottetown on sump OW ............... . ‘ation systems. .

n or a Ducks . . . . . . lb. 18c It decided also to Ioan commit-

day,_Nov. 10th, at the our .. .. .. . . .W p.m. for the purpose ot electing Hamburg ........ 2 lbs. 25c'_v.f;l;j’ ‘;’c‘:‘g‘0i]“°sy2;;n::di‘gf“SL:a’A';

CYUBTB fthe? I' Chl! hlfld ` ~

for the: ;.ansMm?:,p;fsbus1n‘;s_ S3-“Sages --»-»... 2 lbs- 250 and their courses of study in the

L_324»1_u_9_g\ Pork Chops . _ lb, 16c belief that lnterrnunge or informa-

---_ Roast Beef lb. 10 to 16ci“°“ between the Dine °d“¢l1“°M1 L-220 -ll-10-12-14-lo.

Sq-_ JAMES C“UngH_Th, mom, departments of the provinces would _ _. ing service tomorrow will,begin at PHONE 137. be “l“"b1¢ to the l'“m°“5 °d“°*1' »¢ i f twenty minutes past eleven instead “Un U 5 Wh°1°~ ‘

Kiki.” .ii2?..£'§$'.“.r“$’.'§`nri."i§'l1Jf1. FREE DELIVERY pc-we of ww-= Central Christian Church

to attend the ceremony at the

vice, sennon and music will be in

quiet but pretty wedding took place

Cam|nbell,1Park Corner, when her

became the bride of Mr. George

b-'fic .1 no necklace with

Wfi A ‘-fl - . .

fllumoud penufmc, tome buflesmld Fwm a reserve account of $250.-

, a cold bracelet and mmm., 000 s total or sl10,o00 nad been §§,°§“”,e‘;m,b§d'§‘,§,m‘°°'wm“'°,§e¢‘e°dba”n§,‘f f gold cufflinks. The harvw young Withdrawn- mpwy by the intervention of Bm_

rs-u-/le left on a werlfiivw tour for lx rt _ish bank,_

The ma'n"'lnfi followed bv the good P0 House _ MIB P"

` wishes of their menv friends. Flor. Brléhersanélmk H1253; :rf t~“'""in¢r the hrlde wore a brown R‘°bbl”" '7°°°° md Wmtmm B. was next witness. The ` t\v-d suit with accessories tr gf* gfimnfuy gn °"P°""‘ hmm' which employed 600 people dl;-qt. l mm” woilcl ero;§ltl?11s'ltU;§§r nggxililenii 2, "fd °b°“t “ig "‘d‘§°°“y' °p°“°‘

to meet any competition but in re- ua", f;m1i,Ia1§,ethey

‘ Ml -l°l“l F Wllw hw b°°1\ 11.1 :lit rigs; Cirfofilénafliigzlain b"'“‘“ ‘md ”°""“”"‘m“'

‘ tm P E I' H°°°“'““ m ° few °“m°'- erg1gi1iIiil”1el;l;u5;1tfall‘;4;’xIi5li!l1li lim' ‘ nuzv n n mlymolvp M_A macro

'd urge;-|n,g fr mm . 035- . . . . R.

° °“‘ ““ 'd G’-“P” °°d l”°““°°°‘ ‘ P1’°l“1“m needs for $9.90 e nogsnerd. rn 1030 ' '

in Italy I-Hd their markets and was the total was 9208 at $9 19. in ,931 the highest selling fish in the ,mal f 3314 51', ‘ds ' °

l _ B 0 8, 1'lD§ CB WAS

"°“d' is rt 1 bought at $0.43. ni lea: the hogs- °****“*‘*""****°***‘*‘*“‘**"°*'*°*‘*°‘*”*‘*‘ f

nelson c1a.;l¢.aotn shops present e °“°b'°~ 1” 1 °ff° S *° °°ml’° ne ds numbered 5,961 t .sl cl ° ° ' ' 8°-“italy and lnvltlna appearance nm gums' °°m° in wntm with IHBW33 8 price of Mm :tis mid Tflnlty United CIIUTCII

lnoothm d, for 3 years and are always stocked with choice tm Brmm N°m‘ Am"i°° Act' md fOr 10.488 hogaheads.

S0151 - M _ _ The association voiced a demand

ers onument The Kirk B" L2264‘u~10'1i~ for reform of high school courses

kceplnsf with gre ;\lm1_rIl_h°bo¢;\- --ri---l ;”e‘;ts‘”‘_§§',§;‘i;1Yem§;‘r*;`“;“f;’h mmf;

van o Al-mls ~ “Wd lstefewm oonduecet bah nsnifmg immediate investigation of courses Q

and standards designed to provide

and evening services' P R 0 B E F I S H a course of greater flexibility which

would at the same time admit

in mind that the Service here opens - ’ -

_ tion of obi a subects in school

at 1120 so that you may bevsble to ig wry .i

attend the Remembrance Day ser- curricula and attention to option vice at eleven Dr Vincent's morn 111 Sllblecfs ‘Which 0°-D be *levied ing subject is 'Rightseousness First by the students and which will oo4+++o+o

Peace second." Blsnenardu setting B ll S I N E S S E S form sufficient equipment to lastl- of 'Lest we Forget" and Fletchers _ fy us in sraductlnc them and pre setting of “Crossing the Bar" will sent such credentials to the uni- be sung, at the mornmg service. At `T`*“ _ vexsities that would satisfy them the evening service Dr. Vincent Mass Buy|ng‘ Commls. that the students were capable_of

speaks "Th Third Command.” ° ~ going on io a higher education. Mm G_°‘,§,,,,,,,°,..,,,1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,he sion Hear Views Of_ pf. 11. H. sem., noon... of

music of the day, - ‘ TeChlll¢‘Bl Edl.l0Bi5i0ri I0! NOVS. B60-

.__. Exportlng tla, said there are two fundamental

branchm of human knowledge

WEDDING- BELLE-A WW iwhich should be compulsory in all

high schools. but beyond these all

at t/he home of Mrs. George L. 0,m~AWA_ N0v_ “_The “Hamm other subjects should be optional

'mr-: aAPl'1s'r cmlrwll.-Beer sredueles to universities

Dr Percival demanded investige

(C.P. By Gru.rd.Ian’s Special Wire)

set up of Robin, Jones and Whit-

daulzhier Lucy Maude Montgomery mm' who opeuw an extensive “sh Lending Essential

exllwrting business in the Maritime

wan-en sims, son or ur. me Mrs. P,.w1,,,,,,_ we, examined by me “T think everyone were s proper George Tweetw Sims of New Lon- Royal commmnuxv on mass buymg ,grasp of one‘s mother tongue is don Harbor, To the strains of thr mls aytemoon A Handneld Whip the leading essential,” he said, wedding maven play-.ul by Mn., ,mm of Halifap was the wlmess_ "and I think educatlonists are com-i Harlan Found, the bride entered 1,, the ,ws mm ,929 to mains to stress the social studies -1

tile: cl;-aging room with her mother mcluglvg the quantities of fish hilgfgw. Ciifiw §l\d1d¢°°'l

° neworeaverydeintydresabohtf me nh D0 GS- B gesesou be of white silk and a comet of orange 9,1g,190 in s1&I;ne33aY§?, elective and the S0h001 P!`°8l'Bmm€ i b1°_.,..,,.,s and mmed 5 bmumull pounds In 1930; D_u1_.,4e wand# in should be as broad and varied M1 auuulet of l»~1e.-u rosa ml mules ml; 1,sls,0se pounds lu less mo *'h° °°""““”l*Y °“° °"°fd- The hal- (gm 103.., gory, gyms ,Legg 8_335,344 pound, in 1933_ small community should provide as _ of the groom was attractively In each of these pas depyeci. maui' °°“l’S€S B5 DOSSWG Uld the owned ln blue sm: laee and ser- `1 anon reserves has been set up left; ,W°°1"h!l; °°'E"§§"1°_1l[h“ ‘Vg 1-ld b¢\V@¢,M _ fv dam tmtomg .acoceas avaae. erem ,.,F,,-gs., h‘;(l‘y`-I f.~rn. Mgywdrna; M21' in <:1|!;°ee§ms ;“,:'¢1g,4:g?9 égfbe s minimum of mental effort re- olmolyll, another of we hues my eos; ssonzls; and ;a4,40e. ' ' |<l“lf°<l “Om each Sl“d¢“'°-that is- supmrled the groom. The cfflrlnt- The company made a profit of; xanmuigbxtfguxllw :tw "85.1.2".‘I$.°“’.§`.`IZ‘. 1.`."5'°.»§1?if.1.1."’15"v7fi’ §t‘£°”if.°u‘§‘. ‘?l¥.°;.°1.‘@°i-'2§i.§°yl§”.2=f°u»y°» » °uf wth 33 =\~»§€‘ l1=1m=-on. 'rm-_ gmornrs out to me losses had been suffered oz $44,011, 95 ills f°“°"'5~" :_

$89160, and $77 062

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BWl¢0llll1lon0tb0l'»bl¢\hqtry

l"f“|l¥ herd to eu-rr mmey, eo.

that they maymgmhwwm “‘°k"°"|‘- Tlwitrelvlllltooifer f°"l3°3»°°° kmvtms apples on Slfllrllly, November 17, md yn] nm ¢~\l6|l'0l1¢l for Scoflliltli. Tho ll\P'°*~.l’° lulelclu. who winning Mlollfdlhlodnllieboyslskyou tobq'atleastenosmlhrtlrisrny BEAGOODSCOUT!

Q G"“~"""" 1 wnealleyfi EXAMINAHUN iIS APPLE DAY

The Boy Scouts will be on the streets all day, rain or shine, selling apples. Charlottetown, Summ'erside, Alberton and Montague. _

BE PREPARED

' With _a nickle or more,

more preferlgedl

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W. L. OUTHOUBE, BA.-PABTUB

Moming Worship-11.20

Mlle Qlllffel - “0 God. Om' Ilelcf’ - Messrs. lvuorny,

Cnthmrse, Beck, Stewart.

Sermon-Mr. Norvilie Luck, Speaker.

Sunday School-1.30 P. M. Evening Worship-7.00. Anthem--"I Will Forgive”

Sermrm-P‘Nati|m.sl Pclce The Gift of God.”

Zion Presbyterian Church'

alv. a. cArr.r.ru wlasnn -_ rmns'rl.lL ,

nor. Loma n. rnollsrsou-omnm me ellen-|¢.4¢

MORNING WORSHIP

11.15 A. IL-Theme: “A Groot Vbion of a Drture D¢y." Anthem-“Becossionsl” Kipling-Dc Keven 2.30 P. M.-Sabbath School and Bible Classes. - Y

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EVENING WORSHIP _

1.00 P. ns,-rrneme: “rue unchanging cm-lst." ' Antlwm-‘1~°¢d Kindly Usht” Pugh Evans vocal nnett-“I waited for the Lora" ._ .. Mendelssohn

Mcadsmes A. H. Ropes- and S. Henderson _

"B1sssedi.st.hena.t.ionwhossGodhtheIiord.” Film

St. Paul 's

Church

"' Nth SUNDAY AFTER TRl.Nl'l`Y

AEMISTICE DAY

8.30 A. M,-Holy Communion.

11.20 A. M.-Morning Prayer and Sermon-A Romemln

ruroe Dsy Message,

Anthem-“The Reecssional" ...»..... Reginald Delioven

2.80 P. M.-Sunday School and Bible Classes.

3.45 Bnptisms.

7.00 P. Mi-Evening Prayer and Sermon-Common Talk

and Ita Lessons.

' M1'-hem-"Crowns the Bu-" w. u. Fletcher avaarnonv wuncolua.

Y found ll. oouln not com 1 it .nd

United Church, and Rev. R.. H. meats. ,, P” 1 The average of cases of tlnned'

I»0I\d0I\, E. Co 49 England ' Btsvert, for seventeen years pastor A branch of the Royal Bank of wuhh:f,;,“""éru{m‘;m if; fgwtfmixflz -S&I‘¢`ll¥l€S mused from 26.95 to 20.57 ‘

of Presbyterian Church, who rc- Canada with Mr. Ripley as the Quegw would pedal; me Do to the hogshead. There were 23' gently resigned to take another genial and capable manager. minion for gp no ° 1 d' cents worth of fish in a case which charge. 'rnls vacancy Myst has not 1 're1epl10ns exchange with an el- me 0 tmtl’°W 1;, °*;m3f We g sold at 94.01 in 1029 down to $2.92

P bl' ' f |l»en sued. 'rwo medical doctors, fluent stall. Miss :mel seller ls whmm is Mc'e';a°“ 51 F0' gi" ln less.

u a 0 Drs, Randolph Murchtson and Har- chief operator. dumov, W- ° " V” The principal costs were proces-

_ old Melilsil. One dentist, Dr. Bar-\ CNR. Station, where Mr. J. F. ‘ sing, tin-plate, oil, labor and box-

rett. All three are ;\,ng men and MacMillan is the obllging and effi- Gunn' L. 1118- This. with the CCM of fish Del'

,how ¢ strong dev.t..n to duty. cient agent. Gndmg laws we “gt 1 "ect case, increased costs to $2.06. to

Rcplrest-Dtirlg the business world Post Omoo: J. B. MacLeod is the in th M rm T565; n 5 th which fixed charges and freight we have the following: Four gen- accommodating and responsible mmefiesfu t';°°md Cl” ° ° had to be added. eral stores: Mcmligan and Boyle, postrnaster. N im e ‘$5 W *md be' World conditions were responsible sueoersors to A. n. cuzcllfre who for uleetrle light, saw and gl-lst null b,,‘;,f,°“ ,_"fe,,‘;'r‘: 3° d,°““”‘¢ ff°f“ for reduced prices lb fishermen.

,, ., several years was a successful bus- plant capably operated by Lefuta ° ' n “E W” “°°' said Mr. MacLean. H‘s company

F » "`3"- 3 QR " r F S I mess man and recently retired. P. Wood. eww °“ me G”p° °°°‘t b°°°““ exported about 50 percent of its """°“~°“' “ ‘E ox a as <1 co. H. s. ourelllfe and uve sleek shipping club with ’° W” “ ‘Wil ¥"d° l"llCl°» de- pack one was forced fr. me in

The owners are courteous and re

stsd by J. I. Andrews. the other by

- ers.

liable dealers. and assist the farm- Mr. Allan wedlock also operates ers by producing a market for a a live stock shipping industry and good share of farm products. A is giving good satisfaction, and up- stuch factory owned and operated holding the good favour that his by C01. G. E. Full affords great i:ithcr'éhM:v. Elrerett wedlock. :sid

ersasa ou- th e bloin some us-

lektnefgrumtgtuci :hx surplusrpotato mess. W the 3'* W'h°le Icelandic fleet was 11-. lm.. -ve f rl elf

smbloylmnt. Ool. Full is also a the following: Blacksmith and dcslerousltrsesoaleinaeedmid wood working shop 0D¢rated by table et/a& potatoes. coal and fer- Fulton Robertson, en energetic md mu", 'rmy meet shops: One oper- competent workmen.

Two garages, where the public

receive prompt and emcisnt service, Hunter River garage operated by Chester seller; Whitlock service station. by Cluster Whitlock.

Barber shops: Always sanitary.

neat, and where efficient service is rendered by Hedley Spence. Mr. Incense Smith does s good job of shoe repairing and Percy Whitlock is a good tinsmith.

Mh.P.J.Noykcs'psa|00dl'|ot\l

and boarding house where you are slime of the best of hotpitalitv- Hotel is named “Riverside Inn."

There is also a branch 0! tho

PLL Library donated by Carnegie lbundetlnrl. who Dorothy Outoliffs is the capable librarian.

Messrs Outcllffs and Andrews 09-

sretc sn smcisnt and prompt under- tslrlng service.

There my dear resdsre is A brie!

of all activities end indust

mm within the viilsso of

‘villain River.-lr.

to make for the amelior-ation of the fishing industry. His own or- ganisation was in competition with Iceland where. he had been told. conditions were much worse than th were in canada.

If (lf "I I

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J. No sn . 1. p,ysllupluult. All stores are wsu Russel Nicholson is emblem soo- §“e‘,‘;‘_‘”“¢ ° l°"°'“’“'“ °“ "°“d ’““' 'return what foreign countries souls stocked show neatness and order. retary. Another good help to farm- ML Whitman had no Bugmnwn 'Day-

1 The following shows the comp- s.ny's net profits: 1920, $64,517; 1900 881.878; 1981. $23,920: 1932. $’14,I-180;., 1933. 817,540. At the sam: time the companys reserves increased by $153,000, from $282,000 to $406,000.

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Sermon-“YOUTH AND THE NEW DAY." A The Challenge of Remembrance Day to Youth l '

Rev. Hugh Miller

Ant.har'n-"What Are These” ................... Staines* Solo-"There is No Death" .................... O’Hara

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Service-"Solemn Melody"-Wolford Davies, "Prelude" '- “B.lwhms.nlr\oi'!"-“In Memoriam", John E. West, 1;

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