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—B3TTI8NID scum-ram. Unn- rad and her two children, who have been spending the summer months with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

oi’ Summ , returned to her in Halifax, N5, m

Saturday. They were b Iks. Conrad's brother. Norman . and Miss Glenda Muttart.

q local Interest but rvirrrtlallg all WW - g neway nature may ‘sorted n! -—CATIQLIC WOMEN'S LEA. a osma a word at: uvable, in 6W m“ L o: m’

-BUY Alcohol, Glycorine, Pres- tone Anti-freeze, at Brace's. L-Ml4-1i-l9-2l.

-'l‘0 GET TOP PRICES for your h0g3, feed Dr. Hess Hog Special. Taylor Drug Co., Kensington.

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-BUYING LIVE and dressed poultry every day. Russell Cham- pion, Kensingtcn. L-2495-li-l9-3i

DNEW HIGH TEST, heavy duty auto and radio batteries, in stock at Bruce's, L-Zdl-i-ll-lil-Zi.

_|=UR BUYER — Mr. Justin Rotter of Paris, France, is now at the office of B. Graham Rogers, Bummerslde, buying silver fox pelts. L-2497-l1-l8-tl

-BRACE'S can make your auto or stationary engine safe from frost, for less than $1.00. L-Mid-ll-ID-Zl.

-"DOC" MaePlIl-IBSON SAYS: Business is real good and he wishes to thank all his satisfied customers ior advertising and sending their friends for suits and overcoat: to mm. It pays to know your business.

11-2448-11-17-20-22.

-GO0SE SUPPER IN AID OI‘ LINK-m most enjoyable time was had last Thursday evening at O‘- lgary when the ladies put on a goose supper in aid oi the rink. There

sdisco Catholic Women's League held‘ their

Nilllar monthly meeting in the Con-l

vent on Sunday. The President, Mrs. J. EphraimGaudet, wasin the chair. The Secretary's report‘ was read and adopted. The treasurers greport showed that the league was making good progress financially. The reports of the other committees [were submitted and indicated that each- eommittee- was functioning well. Some rnrprovemen‘ were dis- cussed but nothing oi a definite nature arrived at and the details ‘were left over ior the next meeting.‘ After some other business was dis- posed of the meeting adJourned.—S.

-PASTOR ll0NORED—On Mon- day evening, Nov. 12th, the members of the Catholic Women's League at

his patron Saint. After the ladies had been welcomed by their host, an address was read by Mrs. J. Ephraim Gaudet and a presentation lnade of a purse oi money. Although taken by surprise, Rev. Dr. Monaghan made a gracious reply in his usual genial manner and complimented the ladies on the good work they had accomplished since they had been organized, and hoped that they would continue to flourish. There were a number of instrumental and vocal selections, after which the ladies served a dainty lunch. A little later the guests took their leave, wishing their pastor many more years oi usefulnessy-S.

‘CELEBRATES DIAMOND

was a large attendance and a good WEDDING ANNIVERSARY-About sum was realized-S. tlu-Ee hundred people assembled at —--—— the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. -AT'IENDED TEACHERS‘ Gallant, of Abra-mks Village last MEETING - Mr. Peter Gallant Thursday, November 15th, to con- Schocl Inspector for Acadian Schools gratulate them upon attaining the

was in Rustlco last week and at- tended a meeting of teachers. It was decided to organize for a school fair next year. Study clubs were ar- ranged ior the winter months, when books from the Carnegie Library would be studied with the idea oi suproving the methods oi teaching as books on teaching are now to be had at the Library-S.

41ml FROM SASKATOON — k. R. 1f. MacDonald and Mm. Mac- Donald arrived on Saturday from Saskatoon to spend a few days with island friends. Dr. MacDonald is a director oi the Dominion Silver 11px Iurs, Ltd, and will attend a direc- tlrs’ meeting at the pany‘s head- grters at Summersidc this evening.

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—I'I'EAM5ERS LEAVE—,’I‘he water- front was a busy scene over the week-end at Summersi’ . The Gas- peda made her regular call bring- ing a-general cargo and taking away potatoes. eggs and hides for the Montreal markcll. She left latc Sun- 1111’ evening on her return trip. The S B. Zenda which was loading pota- toes for the MacFarlam “wduce Co. for New York and the B. f. Far- aorth, which some in on Friday from St. John, NB, to load potatoes for Montreal, also sailed over the wikcnd for their respective ports.

—I"UNI.RAL LADGELY ATTEND- ID - Funeral oi Willem R. Waite was held on Saturday afternoon from his laic residence at Sherbrodre Ind was very largely attended. Rev.

w. n. Harding conducted the servlce1

“NW-d by Rev. Carlyle Watterworth, and Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson. Hymns lllhs were "Safe In The Arms of Jew-s" and "Nearer My God to 711M.“ Rev. Mr. Nicholson officia- ted at the graveside. The pail bear- ers were Messrs. Major Townsend, Leonard Small, John Wood, John Dawson, John Harris and Brewer llnkloitcr. Interment was in the 3010s’ Cemetery at Summerside.

—Qun:r WEDDING-A wedding 01 11l11Cll interest was solemnized on Smurdfly at noon at the United Chilrch Manse at Lot l6 by Rev. Russell Woodside. The contracting Parties were Mr. Ronald Pope Jam-

Il. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. JI-mieson of Summersi‘ , and Miss f" Ramsay. daughter of w. and

I. Winfred Ramsay, of r1 ton. “new bride wore a. travelling suit of m“? heather tweed with hat to

cl- Immediately after the cen- mmy the YOWII couple motored to u" hilme oi the groom, where a mptuous dinner was served to the . regulate relatives. 1n the evening Billion was held for the bride

“d 81mm at Mr. Leslie Ramsay's, mllkm. brother of the bride. ‘m. “Oh is Vim-President 01 Kea-

n High School and Mr. and

K-Jamieson will make their home "hmfilflstcn. Their many friends

them every heaviness-e.

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60th milestone in their happy wed- ded life. Rev. F. X. Gallant. P?» was among the guests and Save a short address in which he extolled the life oi the aged couolc- T1101 had been ' 1 companions for {sixty years and had been blest with “children and grandchildren who were present on this very happy occasion. Three addresses were read that evening. The first one, from the sons and daushwrc. was read by ,their daughter, Mrs. Arsenault; the ,second was from the grandchildren

‘lent, and the third from the com- munity, was read by Mr. Peter Gal- lant. The aged couple received many lovely gifts, and among them were two handsome arm chairs. A loose dinner was served to the guests. At the dinner complimentary speeches were made to which Mr. Gallant re- plied in fitting terms. The evening was spent in old time songs and mu- sio and upon leaving, the guests wished Mr. and Mrs. Gallant many’ more years oi happiness-S.

“Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. Robert Dewar, of Summer-side. is confined to her home through ill- noes-S.

--1"riends will regret to learn of the serious illness oi Mrs. Joseph P. Gaudet of Miscouche in the Prince County Hospital-S.

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SIIMMERSIBE

A three muted schooner the St. Clair owned by Captain Pear- 1100. Plctcu. Nova Scotia, is stay- 1118 Off Summersiue harbor dis- abled and waiting for better weather to ,.roceed to Pictou i.r re- pairs. The schooner left Campbell- ton, N. B., on Saturday and was blown on the Miscou reef, where she sprang a leak She made her way to Surnmersidc arriving there early Monday morning.

As soon as the wind changes she will proceed to Pictou. She was bound for Barbadoes with u cargo oi lumber. Capt. Sampson Grady oi Summer-side when he sighted the schooner Monday morning went out in his motorboat to see i1 he

and was read by Miss Meleda Gsl- '

could be oi any assistance and

Miscouche assembled at the Paroch- ‘bwugh; q _ P d

(IE1 House to honour their pastor, m“, uhfifif, éartggltaxtigghecofllilag! ‘RAW- M11111“ M°Tm811°'"-D-D~- M111" make arrangements with the auth- occasion oi the Fleast of St. Martin. 011m; a;

Piotou to g0 on the slip for repairs.

R e ce ives . Sad ‘News

Word has been received by Mr. Joseph 1" Wedge oi Summersids that his son in law, Mk‘. Oliver Gan- Rl‘. a prominent citizen oi New York had passed suddenly away on Sunday at his home. No particul- ars were received in the telegram.

His widow is Gertie Wedge for- marl of Summer-side. During visits to t e Island Gamer was pitcher for the Summerside baseball team on several occasions.

Halifax Port A rrivals

Arrivals:-

Ramn from Montreal. Westemiand from New York. Indy Drake idiom B. W. Indies. Ragus irom Local Harbor. Barge from Local harbor. T1111 from Pictou. Sailings:_..

Rsgus to Local harbor. Barge to Local harbor. Vessels in berth:-

Lady Dzake discharging. B11189 No. 2 berth.

Ramo loading.

Westerniand loading. Newliloundland discharging.

Borge discharging,

Gwentgate loading.

Ragus discharging.

Tiili bunkerlng.

Acadlan berth.

Vessels due to arrive:- November:—

lil-Drpttning-holm from Gotihen- burg. Chomedy from B. W. Indies. Dominica f-nom St, Johns Portia from Nfld. ports. Ieerdezxr from Rotterdam». 21—Siamese Prince 1mm Boston. Grlpdmhn from New York. 32—C'airnshclm from New York. Femfield from Nfld. ports. ilzl-Cairnroes from Newcastle.

Can. Brltishn from Australia. Man. winner from Manchester. 34—Pennland from Antwerp. Oold Ha/tlbor from U. S. ports. iit-Chedabucto from E. C. ports.

C Castle from Phillip- ines. r

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from New York.

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Mr J-Ieber llillls of Forest View, dlcd behind the steering wheel of his car about noon yesterday while driving through Oieary- AP- parently suddenly stricken with a heart attack Mr. Ellis collapsed

pvhlle the car was proceeding slow-

ly along main street. The car moun- ted the sidewalk and stalled op- posite the residence of the Rev. Mr. Peacock. He was carried into Mr. ‘Peacocks home. but medical aid {could not be reached. Mr. Ellis was in Olbeary all morning buying produce. He was between 60 and ‘l0 years of age and is survived by a widow and grown-up family.

MAKE ‘H900 SEIZURE (A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire) BUZZARDS BAY, Mass, NOV. 18. —Customs officers Saturday seized a large quantity oi liquor, two trucks 'and arrested the drivers. The seized |liquor. i100 cases of whiskey and al- cohol, was brought to the appraisers ‘stores in Bonon and the men taken before a U. S. commissioner there for arraignment. Customs officers expressed the opinion the liquor was landed on Cape Oodior the holiday bootleg trade. They valued the seis- ure at more than $12,000.

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36—Dorn1nica from Bt. John's. Caimvelona from Montreal. 3'1—Gitano from Nev. York, Nortoriisn from Montreal. ‘ B-Novo Semis.

N-Kensaa from Swansea. Colborne from Montreal».

Hamilton, Scotland, will erect 1124 houses on a nearby farm.

FOR WELL DRILLING

Communicate With

The Trask Well Co. VAUGHAN H. GROOM Local Representative Morley M. Bell's Law Oflioa Sammeraide or Phone 191.

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oi the Bummerside Town Council Was held last night in the Council room. Mayor Lidstone presiding with all the councillors present with the exception of Coun. Cal'- ruthers. A motion was passed con- firming the acceptance oi the gov- ernment grant for uriemplo n-snt reliei work to be proceeded with at once. A motion was passed moved by Councillor Grady and seconded by Councillor Bishop thanking the Premier. Hon. W. J. P. MacMillan and the members 0f his Govern- ment for the assistance given in ob- taining grant A motion moved by Councillor Bell seconded by Coun- cillor MacNeiil that the tender from the Eastern Securities oi 98.69 for $5.000 Town oi Summerside de- bentures at 4 percent for twenty years be accepted.

Town bills were passed as fol- lows: paid bills, $24,448.96 unpaid

$1,613.36, unpaid, $1,835.87.

rests for drunkenness, one

RSIDEA c; . and PRINCE COUNTY CHRONLCIB

Summerside Council Will Rroceed Immediately With , Unemploymen tRelief Work

The adjourned monthly meeting theft convicted and given g1; months, four vagrant; and mm Juvenile cases Fines collected $157.25. The elec. 1411c 118M report showed the output larger the month of October than any previous October since the town | has been served with electric lighti The business section or the town 1g 1181118 50 percent more current. The report of the showed that much work ha; been accomplished three sidewalks have been laid and drainage work dam Councillor Grady reported that m, work on the scawali at the western approach to the town is making B8 800d progress as weather condi- tions will Donnit. The work is going , on under the unemployment Scheme "W119 Possible by the government. grant.

gouncillor MacNelll

ounclllor Bisho to ah

$889.03. Electric light paid bills|the underground, worgko onealfidusgfii); street under '

The B01166 T991311; showed 37 ar- scheme to prepare for the laying of

for the concrete street. Meeting ad-l

journcd. -

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Injured While Trying To Stop Runaway'

Mr. Arthur (lhampion of Mal-

peque met with a. serious accident

on Monday afternoon in a. plucky

attempt m stop a runaway te . Mr. Champion wssworking atm. wharf where several teams wen

engaged in hauling the material to

the wharf. One of the horses left

standing became frightened, start-

ed to run away and Champion

jumped on to the shafts in an at-

tempt to catch the reins which

were hanging down.

The truck wagon moving swiftly

went over a bump in the road

throwing Champion to the ground,

the two wheels passing over his

D111 on bstion.

street committee

where it was found that several ribs

,fered other injuries. Medical as-

as can be expected. _

,A motion was passed moved by seconded by

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counts, advertising and special al- lowances and price reductions paid

IIIMMISSIUNER

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Sir Francis Floud, New, British Representa- tive, Guest At Can- ada Club Dinner.

(C.P. Cable By Guardian's Special Wire)

IDNDON, Nov. iii-J. H. Thomas. Dominlons‘ Secretary, tonight pro- posed success to Sir Francis Fioud, who is succeeding Sir William Cla/rk as High Commissioner for Britain in Ottawa. He spoke at a dinner at the Canada Club at which the Canadian High Commissioner in Inndcn. Hon. G. Howard Ferguson, presided. '

The chairman innocently occas- ioned some amusement. He apolo- gized for his late arrival at the dinner", explaining he had been de- layed by the fog.

"This is the first time Mr. Fer- guson admitted he has been in a belly fog," said Mr. Thsmas and the guests broke into laughter. The Dominions’ Secretary then turned to Commissioner David C. Lamb oi the Salvation Army, who was among the guests.

“It is all right, Commissioner Lamb," he said. "You are here merely to redeem my sins."

In serious vein, he said Britain was sending to Canada a man who through brains, ability and charac- ter had risen in the top of the civil service.

"In a cable message from Ot- tawa, Prime Minister R. B. Bennett conveyed congratulations. It read: "May I associate myself in honor- fng Sir Illrancls Floud for his dis- tinguished public service and as- sure him and his family a wann Canadian welcome."

Replying to Mr. Thomas, Sir Ilkancu confessed he had never been to Canada but said his an- cestors included Sir Isaac Brock, one of the outstanding figures on the British side in the war of 1912 between Canada and the United states.

Business Boom In London, Eng.

(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

MONTREAL. Nov. lB—-"Sey, if you want to see iolks spending money. so to London." declared Bob Davis, New York Sun column- ist, upon his arrival here Satur- day in the liner Duchess of Rich- mond.

"1 haven't for years seen people

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FALL-FURRING FOX RATION NO. 1

At your nearest dealer.

enjoying themselves so much and mending so freely. Depression? ‘,Ycu wouldn‘t think they had any {troubles at all.

I "But I saw nothing compared ,with what it will be during the Royal weddin, festivities. They are g for thousands oi vis- itors and this month will record one ‘of the biggest booms the London merchants and shopkeepers have known for years."

' ifax. The following year he was, transferred to the Marconi Com-|the end oi the year and sometimes ‘

in cash from manufacturers. The net result was the company showed a net profit of $89,056 and has paid dividends each year since 1930.

Appointed Vice President Radio

g . IIEVId Tlk Commission M“ m m

In a long day of evidence, the

Commission ‘Ieéagiingtd twang-lat‘; lchains, r t ores. (C. P. by Guardian‘; Special Wirellgfig stembergg service Stores,

MONTREAL, Nov. l“ ‘acques “mired; York Trading Company, Nerd-we Cartier. who» asooint- Limited o! Toronto and oarlosd me" as "Wwllmm 01 the Cflfl- Groceterias, Limited of Toronto mm“ Rad-k’ °°1mn1551°11 W" wflwhich the auditors said were link- da? B-llflvllmed 11y Hon. Alfred ed together. In addition, the fin- Duranleau, Minister oi Marine, isjmig] set-up of National Grocers 011B 01’ 1-116 P10110815 0'1 W1T9l196$1and its wholesale policies were communication. l ggmplgled,

Mr. (hi/rider's association with; Wages played a. part in the re- radio da/tes back to 1908 when he view of each company. It was joined the Marconi Wireless 're'=.- found that Thrift Stores. Limited Emlvh Company as a wirelem oper- ator. He. operated at stations in Cape Sable, Sable Island and Hal-

deducted from managers commis- sions all merchandise and cash shortages. Very often the men were paid no commission at all at

pany in New York and worked wlthflhelr salaries were touched by the David swmorl, now president oi deductions- the Radio Corporation oi “AmericaA in erecting some od’ the earlier‘ 11°"! "w" wireless stations in New Ylork and Philadelphia.

I-Ie supervised insltallrltion of» wireless on the first sealing fleet out of Newfoundland to carry that

by clerks was found in the Stein- berg organization.

UARDIA

Team l

good pulls-S.

y. He was taken to his home 5am}, gwwm had been broken and that he sui- a mater Haykn

sistance was obtained and the in- J h m1 to - [lured man is resting as comfortably KO”? v n85 m’

Forrest Hsyter.

- MaoKay.

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Fug 5W8?” Trophy 0n D is p l a y‘

Much interest is being shown in the beautiful silver cup ondlsplay in the window oi Messrs. Godkin Bros., on Water Street, Sumrnerside. The cup is one oi the finest that has been seen ior some time and was donated by Hon. Heath Strong. K.C., for the Lightweight Champion- ship oi P. E. Island and will be con- tested for in Bedequc Rink tonight.

This handsome cup is well worth a

MAKES SWURN ' STATEMENT

Chatharn Men Relates Under Q“! How He Gained Strong Nerves with Help of FruIl-a-tlwel.

So hagapy is Mr. Dagneau, I21 St. George L, Chatham, Ont., that behas regained ood health that be wants 0t era to nefit from his expellin- Mr. Dagneau ldndly consulted to swear to his statement before a notary in order to convince you of its absolute truth. He statea-“I very badly run down. I aufi terribly from nervousness. I hgd and was ' , ' and my complexion was bad. I tried Fruit-a-tivu for a short time and soon felt better. Now I am regular, never nervous any more and have a good complexion. I can doe full day's work without getting tired." his is but one many instnncu where Fruit - a ~ tives have brought lasting relief to sufferu-e from consti- gatlon and kindred ills such asgaa sick-

msdachee, indigestion. But then Fruit- a-trvee are res ly difierenLTry them, today. You'll be amazed how much better they'll soon make you feel.

Cog of Mr. Duncan's nmm statement will sent on request. Write Fruitativea Limited. Ottawa. Canada.

FRUIT-A-IIVBS-lk and 50: IVERYWI-fll

B R IT I 83H PARLIAMENT IIPENS TBIIAY

HIGH BANK SCHOOL

Report for October: Galede X.-l. Mary Mscbean; i.

Grade VIILL-l. Verneta Munro;

Grade V.—l. William Stewart: 2. 3. Leona Mac-

Grade 1V.—1. Ralph Maclean. Grade mr-I. Janet Stewart; 2.

Grade Ill. Sin-l. Magorle Mac- Donald; 2. Jessle Maxzliay.

Grade II. Jr.—1. Mary Stewart; 2. Arnold MacLean.

Grade I. Sr.—l. Velma Munro. Grade i. Jr.—1. tester Living- stone; 2. Catherine MncKay. ‘Perfect attendance: Mary Mac- Lean, Leona MacKay. Ralph Mac- Lean, Forrest Hayter, Jessie Mac- Kay, Arnold Maoliean, Mary Stew- art. Lester Livingstone, Catherine

L. M. Herring, teacher.

BRITISH

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Equal Status

f.

, was that instead of the Washing-

An example of long hours put in

An 18-year-old boy worked 84 1-2 hours for s10 on

equipment. After e. short period with the DeFor-ei Wireless 00m- pany, Mr. Cartier became assistant sales manager of the ‘Pelefunken

| Wireless Company, New York.

His work took him to many places in the world before Mr. Car- tier returned to New York to enter newspaper work. He served with several daily newspapers in New York and Montreal.