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Rayon Pantie Set. Medallion and Lace-trimmed. In all light shades. All sizes. ‘

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alocsn Urus, 28, set sail from here ‘muy 1|; 5 23-foot sl00p on an 8.000 pills voyage to his native villasv Of Puntos. Armls. 011119- _, Hg gttompkd the some trip iw' nn mg was picked up 25 miles Q1 cope Hatteras, N. U.. by thi! §|_,“1-mn steamer Somerset after _jfming 48 hours in his sinklns

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maraucling band oi Bedouin Arabs, is back again in prison at Bcyrouth, Syria, and Syrian authorities are resting penceiully once more while the famous horscmun and marks- man starts again to serve a sentence oi 20 years, Fcamd for his surprise attacks on travelers between Syria and Palestine, Hussein was captur- ed by a desert patrol and sentenced to 20 years in Beyrouth prison. 1-ie escaped and made his way to Alex- andria, Egypt, where he opened n laundry. Business grew, and Hasscln prospered and registered happiness. But Syria had appealed to tile Pal- _estlne end Egyptian authorities to

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Refuting reports that the natives or me rin menus ue so lazy that they refuse to work. WHY °f them have started to raise lllslf- H011- 15' lay McOw&n» U- M- G-» tm’ S°°r°’

tary for Native Alain. Mid in interview at Buys that the expert

ment; with the native former were

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proving wry ultis!sot0l'¥ The onlol 811311' COIBPIDY hm Uwe” number of “Um P1993: Pbulhs bullocln mo nod to Dimt wie.

the natives had already supplied cane to the l\Ill|' mum Wm* 3°°d results to thlmllvs. Many others were being gi-“ned It both the gov- ernment lnd 'mission farms, and were quickly gdgpging themselves to

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SHOP. Pctcl' Moldlhoh IIN 1 P. Wadmul, Proi>rlotors._ Ulliioolt visnds always in stock. Lowest prices, 0850-104,41.

-I AM PREPARED to buy live

and dead poultry. Dressed poultry _must be dry Picked. lwlds and feet on. We are also ready to buy dressed pork every dey swept Fri- `d.y and saturday. nlgben mum prices. James McNeill, Kenlingtmx.

D614-10-26-mW!-31.

i‘ PERSONALS '

, -Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. LeFurgey ot Charlottetown were motorists to Ai- berton this week end.-O.

._Mrs. S. M. Hicks, of Sumlii`ér\.

side is undergoing treatment in the lp;-lace County Hospital.-S

! I-Mn. Annie stewart br sed

‘View has returned home after a very pleasant visit with her dough- ` leer, Mrs. wellece williams of sum- _ merside.-S

._.Mr. Frank MacFarlane of Au-'

gustine Cove is undergoing treat-l ment in the Prince County Hospit-

-Mr. George Bowness of Bum-

some time with blood 110350111115 iS

-Friends will be pleased to learn

is making satisfactory progress in the Prince County Hospital.-S

-Mrs. John Martin of Tignlsh. who was recently operated on in` the Prince county Hbepliel is do-" ing very nicely.-S

-Mrs. William MacLean oi Northam is taking ttreatment in’ the Prince County Hospital and is' making good progress.-S

1 -Friends will regret to hear ‘tl-b.¢, Mr. william Maczsy, engineer ‘on the car ferry is confined to his home nt Sunihiérside through ill- ness.-S

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dre - -§ ` ~ Robert Berrlnger, Lunenburg, N.S_;

aI__s and grave were conducted by Rev.

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that Mr. Bcnedicte Kinch of Alma _ R

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pig; wen given. The number dsnse was won by Mill WWW 14° md the spot dance by Miss Valerie Arnett. Rev. Arohdewoll and mg. While gave the guests u co;-dig; welcome. Refreshments wen served by the ladies durlhs the dances.-B.

Ill MEMURIAM

MISS FRANCIS A. ROSE

The death of Miss Francis Adeline

Rose, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rose, occurred at her home in North Lake, on September 29th, at the age of 67 years.

She leaves to mourn. three broth-

ers and three sisters: Franklin James Rose, Worcmer. Mass.; Wil- liam Rose, Edmonton, Alberta, and George H. Rose at home; MIS- A11-

w White, Moncton, NB Mrs

and Miss Hattie Rose. at home

The funeral was held Thursday

afternoon Services at the home

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Boy’s Fancy Coat Swanton

Men’s Fleece Combinations Only ' _ _ _ .. ._ . . . . . . _ _ . _ ..

Gloves. Special

and 85c. 2 palr for . . . . . .__

Coat Sweaters Special price

Men’s All Wool Socks 3

garment. Per Suit . . . . .__ .

R Bell Interment was in Kings- ro Cemetery The pall bearers,

merside who has been suffering for :emi Lewis R'°5°' Freeman Gwent i

vlngstone Rose, James E. Ding-Q

making good progress towards re- well, Columbia McDonald, Robert. wve,_y___s McLaren. - (Patriot please copy.)

ushing Detectives ` Given Medal

_ By Librarian

HARTFORD, Corin., Oct. 27.-(U.

P.>-Three city detectives rushed breathlessly up to the State Library. On their heels came two State po- licemen. A minute later American District Telegraph detectives ran up. I

State Librarian George S. God-

dard awarded the city detectives a ,medal bearing n likeness oi Nathan .rx

xslt: and the words: “I only regret

'inet 1 have but one ure*

o live for my country. The emer- i

gency call he sent out was just an experiment to see who would get

been visiting her mother, Mrs. Is- abella Glidden oi' Summerside, has returned bo her home in Mellord, Sa.sk_-S

-MYS. E~ E. R0bll1S0ll. Who has there first, 'he explained. -

Florida Alligator Fails To

Thrive In Texas Valley

-Miss Eleanor Murphy, RN., who was the guest oi’ her cousin Miss? Florence Keele io: the past two months, has returned to New Lon- _ don, Conn., to resume her nursing

SAN BENITO, Tex., Oct. 27.--(U.

P.)-Although citrus fruits, dates and palms all grow in the lower Rio Grande valley of Texas, there is

_ duf,l95__.0_ one Florida product that does not ' __.___. thrive there.

I -Mrs. Thomas Moyse, oi’ Cent-I

An alligator, sent from Florida

rbi nedeque, P. E. I. is spending e to Paul and Billy Smith. dlcri few days here at the home of her 5h°mY “"1" it Hfiwed hem, “nd 'moi.bel-, li/urs. T. D. Hart, suclevllle, before the boys could claim it ai

‘N. B., who has been quite ill re- f emily, le reported as n mile bet-| ter. Her daughter, Miss Elizabcth‘ Hart, who is seriously ill, is re-

port/ed as resting comfortably.

Rodda, who have been visiting the 1

ing for Quebec. where they willl

-land, They were widely entertained! during their stay and can-y with them pleasant memories of their visit. They were impressed with the charm oi the countryside and the hospitality of the people.-B

‘Keed ’ Suspended

(Canadian Press)

HARTFORD, Conn., Oct., 21 -

Kid Chocolate, Junior lightweight champion. was suspended and his purse has been held up for vlols-I tion of Connecticuvs eight day ` boxing law, Commissioner Thomas

‘ Chocolate appeared against Al' (Rube) Goldberg, of New York, in

- Jersey Clity last Wednesday, against

the wsrning oi promoter _Edward K. Hurley and in violation oi his

_contract to tight here. Last night! bg knocked out Buck Oliva in the seoound round of their bout. ‘

the new conditions. Several groups had done this, although they had to

°'“"“"‘ °“ ”“” “”“"““ °' ””‘“’“ ‘_ for their home in Comwall, Eng-l _

E. Donohue stated teddy. ,s m°*°’ * N'°"°"°“ 0°" L"-

he express otiice.

Potato Crop Delayed

BENTON, Ark., O&Ql-(U,P.)-

l* The extreme heat which has vis-

-Ml'S~ R°dd_9~ ‘md M155 Eielm°f ited this part of Arkansas, has de-

ayed the development of the potetc

i _ 'formats sister, Mrs. Bnzll Kelly of .31-op and has seriousw injured law Summerside, left on Tuesday mom 4 gm-agus and c7ops_

LIS TEN

P.E-I. Manufacturers Rnmo PRQGRAM

EVERY THURSDAY AT 8.85 P. M.

F.-cm 0_||.G.$.11zol<.c.

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