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BEGINNING

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“THE VOGUE”

Ten Days iliearanee Sale Before

l All evening dresses in stock to clear at . 25% Discount

A nice assortment of dressy afternoon dresses

Less 25% discount

I Other dresses in Crepe, Georgette and Wool Materials ‘ll Hearing at . 1-3 Discount

gnc rack of dresses selling at, .- '/g Price

Remainder of Winter Cloth Coats clearing at 1/, Price

A few Fur.Coats at 1-3 Discount

Assortment of Knit Suits to clear at . .. .. . . . . V; price

Our entire stock of Hats selling at $1.00 and $1.98

_i PM

WEDNESDAY

Taking -

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Classified Advertisements

one Insertion ..................»... lilo par line of 5 warg. Three lnsertiolla ...»..»»».»........ Bo por line of 5 words I Four insertions ......».......».~...

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For Sale

FOB SALE-D. F. MAUDON~ Boiiris. 10112-12-18-11110.

snowed

Guardian.

ONLY D240-tf

sau. 'ro r.s~r. nomo alvn » ,,'°,‘}°,,,_“'"' °° hm' “ ummm" nacolus sxrairr Banana

SALE-MARE FIVE YEARS Parkside, Longset, with speed. .l Hanna, Young Street. Gay-

2063-1-27-21.

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SALE-Dl‘i'CH'BUltN 28 FOOII' bottom, all mahogany Runs- Convertible Sedan- Top. Built used three months. All nt- Chromium plated. Ksrmath P. Engine speed » 35 miles. reasonable. Write Kermath(

Water Street. Charlottetown,

1549-1-16-frituesii.

Miscellaneous

PAPERING AND CEIL-

Charges moderate.

Mr. Smith. 2071-1-27-41.

ALFRED MoDONALD, PRO-

vincial Land Surveyor, Herman-

1179-12-30-lmo.

BRED EUROPEAN FITCH,

Gulf Garden Fur Farms, Char- lottetown, P. O.‘ Box 175. Phone

FOR POULTEY. HUND-

Ms ci farmers buying our crush- id Shell. Cheapest and best in Canada Only one dollar per hund- lei pounds. An Island product. lilly at home. Earle Fisheries Co.,

Wafer Btreet. lillb'-1-20-I week.

5--iii THE MARKETS _

(Canadian Prom)

butter advanced, eggs

lmsular and cheese was un-

on the produce and dairy here today. New Brunswick m°l”\¢8lll P0tatoes lost dve °°'l°lS Prices were 80 cents P°“lld bass to retailers. Quo- Wefe 90 cents per 80 pound

Eastern townships number 1

bifllls quoted at 31 3 4 to

H at 16 cents and second; Mis a dozen. Prices to retail-

:fo mired, some gaininl from two cents s dosen and others

0110 cent. Fresh special;

“lf” advanced one cent at sd 37 cents.

My FLU RETURN!

T0 COUNTRY Ol* ORIGIN

sau. ze-musically ni

has come within the |-rip

we is not hlsh. a con

“‘”“°°l' cf vcvole are being

"ly from work. -

Vsllodoue fum m' ‘“'*‘“v ill with me alum.

hovoitus an fun or lu. '“-“=ff1=. all of whom bm

1" ‘ llwlon form. at

* 1'-me mmnber of the oivu ‘W/° been siiaone. 1"' Nth necessary to close the lorries lu tb. cub niece

YIIIIITED '

ll M” "I, I 1 wh' *il lell. sive u a ring. ;,,,_":; Wh for evuymq n V nb\,,,,,,°:°s°°~l- er ssli as iso

i- 3.

1289-1-5-11. it."

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED. MELVILLE

School No. 138, Supplement, $125 for year. Charles Hancock, Sec'y.

5652-1-21-'li

Male Hel pTVanted

through our special low cost course. Hundreds of successful graduates. Write Moier Barber College. 513 Barrington, Halifax. Oct. 14-tts-tf.

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said Manning. "Mary has accepted mo." He made the statement with a bald simplicity which immediately invested it with pathos. Freeland was deeply moved, so much so that he could not speak for a moment. Then he stretched out his hand.

°'I'm Bladi Sit down and tell me

about it, that is to lay. ls much as the father is usually told. From all I can hear, you did a very out-of-the way thing, coming to me first. Fathers and mothers don't count in the same way they used to with young folk. They settle their own affairs, and we pay up, that's about

“I happen to want your good

wishes," said Manning, and his face lit up. They sat down together, with the desk between them, and Manning told how he had found Mary, and what objections she had made at first to his suit.

"I‘hey're all true, you know," said

Freeland soberly. "I’vs been think- ing a lot about it on Sunday when I had time on my hands. It is better when there is equality in marriage.

Q“°-- Jul- 33-P0' 'It's a Job by itself, marriage, sir, and

most of us rush into it, 'prentice hands, to make a kirk or a mill o' iti You don't know what that means," he added with a broad smile. "Well, Mary will teach you. But 1- think yours will be a kirk. Now, tell me what your aunt said."

Manning had not the smallest

desire to shirk the question, there-

butter gained one q\lll'I1° fore he answered quite calmly:

'My aunt said everything she

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new ‘B P°\1“<l:b°th unchlmr- should not have said. sue 1 nope

D” W°"° 33 b°*°5- °°l'l°¢ she will come round in time. I am "gs were “n°hUl¥¢d. Wm” sorry: but it does not stand in the l'° retailer' W9" |1'l'¢¥\lll1'- way. I hops you do not feel it

xl?" °f ‘Wh “if” W¢l'° necessary to obtain her sanction and mm? Tn!" and ‘Intl Und approval. She does not stand in the

° 2° °°"“'° 5 d°'l°l\- position of a parent to me, you know."

ess: were unchanged, firltl (Tb be continued)

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at Bilbao booauae of illnem d C- nlcvees-

Bome estimates of the niunber of

ihoaeillrunashiohasfortyper ceatofthe poipulationotspain.

llaard's Llalmaat for all Pain.

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An opportunity to ooolro a KUIIOIL IIIUOATION AND OWN I VIOLIN 0U'l'll'|.‘

' ‘lalolloma

“mason eouemio. walls a » v,

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arms. anon iveo l l4a‘|::i'd °A*ve|» Mite!! oJ‘°"e° gf |‘i»="‘1§°¢':»~¢

as a

0,. "gg Wsdgssilay ood 'Ilaroday 1 F. su. mu :gd UIIIIDITITO#-VIOLII IUIOOL to! Olson lem. Nofhlfl) Onsite Protea lvoe. lllltll ICIOOLI has ann fondly at l‘l lofi" |*'°" Un (Shovel lannonllo Ona even lloaday at 0- J. fiel-

Oou Mies 1.53.1' nlliohrlw I9 Corner loioo and loblasol ltrooto

Organizing |

` At a meeting of the hockey players ,te

Georgetown Hockey Association. The

were appointed to work in conjunc- tion with the manager and president

each game.

The older hockey players who once cg placed Georgetown supreme on the tak

l ers, backed b some of the rom

token steps to build two new oal

was set and in a few days two mem- Mr

sonal membership drive among the the

fident will respond heartily. to

Greatly as we need the support ma

Georgetown, to that same extent do ' Bio

centres in the county, namely; Mon- ma

Will Produce, fast clean and heads~ I at

colors of Kings county for into the I was intermediate play-offs. gy

l ’ Becy. Treasurer. D

*_-,ii est

les found in a bath-tub will be in-

that they stole s. pig owned by J.B.l p

police found bristles in the tub, they

_.-_*_ rsasnor warmass nnrarus nes. Jon wnma sms mvnsrr- cams nan. "succession" To A B,

'rrrr.a.

for Mrs O.W.T.E. Rowley a ,teashop Le waitress here.

fied by telephone Saturday that she

of the succession to the title by her te husband. 1-Ie, she said, is at present cd a farm hand in Australia. 0.

The caller told her, Mrs Rowley n said, that her husband was of a very A_ old Irish peerage family, and that an he hld came into the title on the m death of his uncle in Corsica.. an “I'm going to keep my job any- vi

way,” the waitreu mid, "until I hear

with the family lawyer at Duiblln,

The sixth baron of Longford is

Rowley. 1\> was born in 1849. C.W. '1'.E. Rowley, 46, a nephew is listed

In lovin mem of our dearl

to keep you with ns

etoroam

take you

22;? *tsl is

Georgetown Is MU”

most

I2 d , h MY. MU -

oi Georletown on Saturday, January v d;ck“°°“ 5'" er “y W en r 8.00-

24, 1931, a club was formed to carry l me on hwkey during uw winter se°'°°n'lsuddenly at his home, 146 Church Tm mme °! th’ club I5 l'° be the Street, after an illness that had con-

fined him to his bed since Monday,

f°u°wmg °m°°" w°’e ““°mm°““ly 9. week ago, when he complained of elected. President-James Condon; not fe manager of hockey team, Percy Boud- sudd reault; secretary, treasurer, Waldron his

Levers; 'Gordon Ross and J. McPhee hem ,

The deceased had been a resident

Kings County hocke`y map, have grad ter,

ually retired from the great winter my co u ed Ie ding M1’ 1155511112. 5° that the P€r§0h¢ll 01' the tailoring business here for a. long and “ew club 55 made “P 0! l'°\1l'l891' period of years and for the last few Spec lilly yy P ‘ years “di mm” b“5ln°5l mm and l’¢9ll`¢il P155" Bom near Charlottetown, P E I TOM "3 W U09-Ch Bild IHHUBSB them 310118’ sixty seven years ago, he came to sum

the right track. Moncton as a young man in August ms The HW club already have under- lsai, and entered the employ of the gre”

8 late by sterp from the turning of the first John MMRM' H_ _,_ Macxmnon’ J°_

nets. ness

At the meeting a membership fee the Post Office In February, 1887 the

mm 0|' ffm f»0W'l’l. whom we feel con- Flanagan building He later moved Geo

and eo-ordination of the people of I and

W9 “Wd the °°°l`dlll9tl°ll Of f-IIB team! lPress building Later he sold out his me Nllrwcntirla the Principal hockey ‘business to F w s colbltts. after co

tazue, st. Peters Morcll. new

If f'h°5° Waml Wl-11 00‘0DEl'B¢c With later removed to St. George street, to "5 in 931° lYl'5llEi!l8 Of Eames. which where in 1913 he built the brick block - be

' I ' the

erv

359 St. George street, the present

up hockey our united endeavors this I plow of bu51nes5_

year may be fruitful to the extent.| My M,-_¢Le0d had been 1,, the cu,

that next year some prominent man tom

of the county may follow the example ' Sth, , - e

Mt by H°“- A' E' M°L““ m Prince I this period having been spent in the S

U°\l”W md be the d°n°r. of a cup city of Moncton. on March oth, and tm Winner! °f Whliih may carry the ' 1924, the MacLeod tailoring business selfish zeal of the ladies of the. Kwkham and Frank Calm-§» S°Ul'l-S

H I lm 311'. etc. lted, his son, Mr. Harry-MacLeod, .| J. WALDRON LAVERS. being his father's partner. B

"Wm “nd 3 l’°m°° Uf tm P°"kl»terlan and remained a. staunch sup- K1' W" 1°°°'l‘°d' lporter of the continuing church to d

. the end.

nature. A large number of friends an

Rev. s. J, Macarthur or the rust that

clock and Rev. Mr. Macarthur ‘of- °f ciated at the graveside. Keith Lodge

embers present, then took charge th d carried out the committal ser- °“ ce of the Masonic ritual. "

` (M0l1c¢0ll Times) 3.30-Mission Band, regular meeting Mug" and Miss Mary D05,-1e_ B°5;0n_

Death claimed one of Moncton's

MacLeod, active for years in

business life of the city, died

eling in the best of health. His

en passing came as a shock to many friends and acquaintances

The late Mr. MacLeod had been in

health until that time and had

_ B

” 9' °°mmm°° °f 1°" Wh°5° dull’ spent Christmas with friends in New Th shall be to pick the hockey teams for G1a_sgoW_ mira

oncton for many years and had °f e very

pertaining to the affairs of the dan

He had nd ct a a

with his son as a partner

Edward Mcsweeney, doing busi od lu the building almost opposite flew

MacLeod commenced business

g ca

Post Oillce, then known as the

the Summer Block, where he re- night ed until 1907, when he erected H ° . Hospital at an eafll’ l'l0\l1‘ Saturday

ck, now known as The Maritime 5|

00d

Elmlr

bm 01 the Club Will make a vcr- for himself in the bulldin east of “wen

. mp

t, he was for a time in business lead

the subway in Main street, but He

ln ways skill

tailoring business from May,st

e _

e as a lasting tribute to the un

incorporated. taking the new wom name of MacLeod & Son, Lim- “em

in the city's welfare. He was el-

”°° m“5'"‘ES CW” “Wd eldcrman fcr Ward Two 1n.mu1-as associated themselves with A' M"°D°“”ld‘

rovlvn nv Barn-TUB 1901-oa and again- in 1915. Ho was '

o elected as alderman at large in Institute. Mr McEs.chern appealed to MISS Ka"hr3'“ M°°R°e» R°ll° Bay

oonuwam., Jun., as-Hog brist- 1916 ,M

d _

-°'°4“°°4 1-’ °Vld°'“°° at i-11° mel Oil nlisbments or Mr Mooncoos work slbulncs lu the fuiui-c co take url- f-

L°°'P0ld MOYII1. 31 and J0S¢i>h Morin while at the Council Board and one v tag , - -1 35. Of 5_lA IM-ll-S8» Street. when l-hey that bears evidence today, was that not to devote to frivolous amusement 1°“°°°W`“» Was B Passenger W R°ll0 appear in Police Court here next he

Th‘“'°d°Y im °'h”`¥°5 °f 559311118 il, contributor to the purchase of Bend mor

PU- T310 1>ll'0v‘lIwll-l P01106 RJ-l€§ed" View Park, which is a monument of needs. - I

r Mr oampben recalled the days Rev. A. L. Siflnut, P. P-, ROIIO Bay,

I-'°l°°d°» °h“3m°*`°d W md Clealled which the citizens of Moncton are when the young men of his genera-l was in E555 P°ll1¢ Sunday. 0ffl¢lBt€d it in a bath-tub at their home. The justly P,-o,,d_ mon were wont to assemble in a log’ th the absence of the pastor, Rev.,

ool house and there debate tberfi- J~ MH=D°21=1<l~

als _ _

Ono of the outstanding accom- sal , would rest tremendous respon Rnd' the guesl' 0’ M155 Annlf Steele-

, an

was an active promoter and a but

ide to the then promoters, and of

Deceased was an ardent Presby- sch

GD ure

Funeral services for the late Mr. m urdock McLeod were held Thursday ll ternoon and were of an impressive Si?

d acquaintances as well as rela- P-

I‘°N'D0N» ‘nn ”_Th° "°m°'“°° °f tives attended, forming a represents- J- b°°°°“°¥ °' mud may °’ th* FM” °f tivo gathering from Moncton and D8 being the victim of a practical joke, elsewhere' and in thu gathering the N one or the other was in store today sh.

ong affection in which Mr. Mc- od was held was evidenced. Bri.

M11 FDWIUY "ld 'h' hm mm 11°" resbyterian church, of which My-_ dition to the centre and filled a on a business trip.

, M¢Le°q was 3 devoted member' “_ great need,and that the people of __ W” MW “dy undmd’ "5 ° result sisted by Rev. J. A. Ramsay, minis tl"

r of Bt. Johns Church, conduct- 3195

the service at the home at 2.30 J

F. and. A. M, of which there was ""3 exceptionally large number or A

prominent citizens shortly “_ 7.30-Senior C G. I T. regular meet- , 1

OFFI

night of Dem am] when the ladies Gerald MacDonald of Cardigan; Mrs

ul tribute to me initiative of the ed We “lend s”‘°e‘”° 5l"“l’“"‘l’» es of the Women's Institute.

t Launched' he traced the Pm' late Mrs. MacDonald on Sunday

n an active interest in all mat

W°me“'s Insmube ‘md w the and Geollgc Ma’cDonald'Sou1-is East

use

ll 'bil bl

ogoupied the mst MacLeod ues; guhoior csxgrzalfdatfsat "25 morning. Her funeral took place

ed to make public "clm°wI°d°` St. Alexis Church and the funeral' nt of the debt of gratitude thc mcessio was fu io st

wisffuxty owed them for ill¢il",l;, Seen me (;;eriEh. Clie lbieveseivol _ COnfiSCatiOn, Repudiatioflb

l k .

the beaut 1 WM manship M thc, Mrs. Louis Perry and Mrs. Dan Doyle, rior and said that it would al-, .

tl t edit th U. S. A.; Eulalla, teacher at St.

wart. Concluding he said that he

1377 ov ,- gmty me Wars of hoped the Bu ,Mum long endure to W. H. Acom, Joseph MacDonald and

The _ _ Mmmhem md John _,_ Cam? Miss Mary Whyte, Souris West, left

ez-eased ajways took a keen mteb ben wpued and heartily thanked me Monday for Mt. Stewart where she

Chairman for his complimentary re

him

eat questions of their days. He 4-' lored the tendency towards pleas- Mlss MHIY M2/¢GlllVB-ry. R. N.. -seeking alone so evident in our 3°"fl5 Rlvfli WHS H- Visitor to Little odern youth but expressed thc P0nd Oli Sunday BISO-

opo that this tendency would not rlously invade our province, , Mr. John C. MacDonald, Souris Other speeches followed by Messrs ` East, was to Fortune Monday on a

J. Foley in which the speakers @- id their compliment to the ladies M-l'~ Dah Gallilllt. R0l10 Bay. spent mmh-a and spoke in fe;-ms of ad- Sunday at his home in New Acadia.

miration of the work of Mr. Stew-

the ladies of Elmira. Mr. George Wilson, West River.

Replying on behalf of the Wom- Q

Harris thanked the speakers for west, was a visitor ot Little Pond re- air compliments and moved, sec-p ccntly.

ded by Mr Wallace Murphy, thatl

vote of thanks and appreciation Messrs. Chester and Bert Muilaly

Gertrude MacGough, Newton,

TUESDAY

Miss

_s'°°'*| "“"~ Mass., arrived home last week and mg _ S60," full vw ll spend some time at their homes runuo meeting. addressed by in Bear River 5011111- Rev. Dr. Harry Bedgewick, -~_ Ch=lrmon» Home Mission Bmd- The Mines Kathryn Macnee, Betty United Church of Canada-The crm’ In the nude Provinces MacCormac and Helen Dollahoe, and mu, C|“u,ch.! ,,$p°m|bu|_ , Rollo Bay, were visitors to Fortune ties therein-Collection for Ein- l`°C€“fll’~

ergency Fund-Hearts Memorial """- 2°77'1|~ The death occurred at her home

' in Little Pond, Friday, Jan. 16th, of

CML DPENING OF Mrs. Annia MacDonald, widow of the

- COMMUNITY “ALL late Archibald MacDonald, aged sev-

enty-four years, leaving to mourn

e new Community Han at El_ four daughters and two sons, Mrs.

was formally opened on the Frank MacC0rll1ac. Boston.; Mrs.

Raymcmd McPhee presided place Sunday afternoon, Rev. L- P.

In-3 “p°“ the dufmumes t° be Among those from Rollo Bay and “UW when the l’f°J°°* WHS vicinity attending the funeral of the

°f the building wmmltme “ep last were Messrs. Angus MacKenzie

t'° its °°mp1°"i‘°n' and “id the seph MacRae Peter MacCor'mac han 5£°°d H” 3 mmumenli In Rollo Bn West' John C MacDonald'

ish devotions to this worthy -

°f ‘mr rwared friends' Messrs It is with deep regret we learned

'Ye B' M°E°‘°h°’“ “nd "°h" L~ of the death of Mrs. patrick J. 1vrull~ Su

ben th” “ues” °f h°"°’ w alv wh'cn took place ln the city

Tuesday moming from her home to

ip and example

= _ mourn besides her husband foul' f i l if

also refirred n z°wm‘° terms daughters and four sons, namely,

tn? r;:ourceful1x?i;xs1 of gh?-lesii Samcm ft mime; Chester’ comracmr ML Lewis e an ames, o Bos on, and Tom

at home. The pallbearcrs were Messrs.

the interests of the district Chas' Macxmmm' Sourisl Andrew F'

_ Peters, Rollo Bay East; Thomas

,_ West. To the bereaved we extend

en's Institute and their asoc

sincere sympathy.

guests ofhonorr. Messrs George

_ will spend some time with Mrs. V.

in his tribute to the Won'len’s _

youth’ umm whose shoulders' he' West, was a recent visitor to Little

e of the bull lu their midst MIS Hazel K°°f¢» R N Cher-

more as 3 meeting plate for ,hell Bay Saturday to attend the funeral e serious study of their country’s °f her “Ulm Ml'-5~ MUUHIY-

E. Holland., Percy R.. Becton, business trip.

the contractor. They pointed out M1‘. Retia Maccormac, Rollo Bay the new hall was a distinct ad- West, was in Souris River Monday

surrounding districts would be Mr. H. J. Mu¢Ki|m¢,n_ R011., Bay to patronize the hall and to cn- West, loft Monday morning to ut- the justly celebrated hospitality tend the funeral of his great uncle,

Institute of Elmira, Mr Thomas Miss Helen Donahoe, Rollo Bay

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LONDON, Jall. 26. (By The Cana-‘

dian Press) Armed insurrection, con-

fiscation of the properties and bus--`, lrlesses estahlisiled by British audi other interests in India, and repud- iatlon of debts are in the forefront of the progra.n1.me ofthe Cummunist Party in India. The plan, which is in, line with the recognized Communistf platform, is chiefly interesting as showing that even the Nationalist

movement in India is spurned by tl'le| Communists as not being extreme

enough.

Not even the left wing of the Con-

gress party of India is in sympathy

with the Communist aims, according| to an authoritative account of the! "Draft Platform of Action of the Communist Party of India,” as pub- lished in The Times. Much space is devoted to attacks on Mahatma Gandhi and his » congress party Thus it says: “The greatest treat to the victory!

oi the India. Revolution is the factl that great masses of our people still: harbor illusions about the National' Congress," which is accused of bet- raying and disorgarlizing the cause of the workers and peasants, pro- ducing the "anti-lpopuiar" Nehru Constitution, und, in the case of the Congress Left Wing, of "doing all in their power to retrain the struggle of the masses within the framework of the British Impelria.li.st Constitu- tion.” The programme of the Com- munist Party is described as " totally- di.f‘ferent" from that of the parties of capitalists and petty bourgeois.; “not excepting the national revolu-`l tionsry parties." Only Soviets set up;

“Reds ”Ambitious Plans For India

mmary Of Programme Out- lined For Communist Agents Stresses Armed Revolution,

deter-mliiation, including separation Abolition of the native States. Thu creation of an Indian Federal Work- ers' and Peasants' Soviet Republic.

<3) The confiscation without com-

pensation oi- all the lands, forests, and other property of the landlords, ruling Princes, churches, the British Governmcni,'officlals and money- lenders, and handing over for use to the tolling peasantry. Cancullation of slave agreements End all the lil- debtenclncss of the peasantry to moneylenders and banks.

(4) The eight-hour working day

and the radical improvement of con- ditions of labor, Increase of wages and. State maintenanccs of the un- employed. ' _

Such are to be first objectives of

the Communist offensive. But Com- munists must be tactlcians if they are to bring about “a general natio- nal armed insurrection against the British exzploitors and all their allies." Once again the faithful are wa.rned against the Congress and Mr. Gandhi, who is socusedof having taken part in the suppression of the Zulu peasants and of having sent hundreds of thousands of Indian workers and peasants to their 'deaths in thc Great War. The terrorists are treated with more indulgence. Their courage is admitted, but their indivi- dual terrorist acts are useless, since armed insurrection on the Widest possible scale is the sole method of success. The Loi; Wing of Congress. led by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Stihl has Bllose, Mr. Ginwalla, among others. are the most dangerous op- ponents of Communisnl; their sub-

~u imm-femongry bodies 10|- me stitution of clara collaboration for

overthrow," of British sup;-omuy mn ;class struggle and their attempts to impose the wnfjscation of pl-jv,;¢,¢;obiain the control of the Congress property; only .1 Soviet Govel-nrncnt;P&l'lY f1‘0m Wll-lllfl U0 005182195 w can -‘effect an a11um¢@ with me substitute for " ills old treacherous world proletariat" to defend the con- `ll‘BdCfS" lll?“' 01105 " Who HTC 11° bel*

quests of me rev,-,lumen 'ter." “R.uthlcs.s war" on Left Nation- Such is the strategy of the indian Q ‘ll l‘9f°l`l”"ll-“S 15 tl“’1'°f°T€ essamhl bmncb of the lvuoscow International. j if 01° ml*-W are W rally round the

its objects for the present are des- C0';11illuni.fstl-lbalollgr. 1 mls mbed as iere o ow le usua pro es.

(1) The complete indcjendence of The Indian masses will ba FUP‘P°\'7»¢d

the India by the violent overthrow by the Soviet Unlcll. that “r€ll~b1¢ or British mic. 'rho cancellation oi 11' °°l°“lcl P°°vl°~‘>" “ld Bflll-*l

more news, I intend to communicate th

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usted In whos who as wmmn C' delivered by Rev. Mr. Macarthur.

us bob- ro me mls. Z;

A. 8. George Anderson.

During the service at the home, e choir of the First Presbyterian

th _, church sank the hymns, "Unto the

“Wh” Hills" and "Take the Name of Jesus

th You" and a fitting eulogy was

The pall bearers were all business quaintances and friends of deceas- and included A. C. Chapman, J. Fraser, F. W. B. Colpitts, Lt, Col. B. Anderson, Fred H. Ross and

Floral offerings in great numbers

daughter ‘and slsuzr, Christina S.` were received at the home in tribute Pops, who died at North Lake, Jann- fo lf! ‘Wh W5- :bs social and buslncls llio or bu D." “mum M' am, hu". chosen city. The cortege. which was

“pq one of the largest soon in Moncton

we watched you fade away, in

uh I |°'°|¥ “W” "Ui ""'h"‘ cemetery at about 8 o'clocL: and in- °"'u‘ "I" "7 hy a" terment was made there.

' Among the many persons who at-

ten

one who was highly respected in

recent years, left for Elmwood

ded the obsequies from out of

°lll°- town were R. A. Douglas, M. P. P.,

tendered Nl Lewis SIISWSTL Ml' of Boston, arrived llomo Saturday to

Stewart reviled briefly. expressing attend fue funeral of their mother. his thanks in a few well chosen

mrds' on M0fl<lRy night an enjoyable

Dancing followed, tile music be- WMS; was held M the home to Mn

ing furnished by Messrs 'Neil Chev- ,md Mm Daniel F_ Mooney' Bear ¢l‘l° "ld FV`°’l°|~* H°u°“d- River South. Ten tables were played. Th° new mu L* f°"W'nV° feet The ladies prize went to Miss Mar--

long by twenty-five feet in width gmt L_ Macbmmd and the Kenvs ana is finished inside with Douglas ,D M,._ A,phomu_’ Deism §n'p;";::_:nt;1: amfmgxriyg Mr. James Cavanah, Grecnvale, tasteful decorative effect hasmonires

beautifully with the whole design. Mr <\ Lewis stewart may wsu take pride \(\5

in his handiwork. NCQ* Moms Mossonem and ouupbeu >q,C

the honored guests, are both well Q6'

known and respected residents of

Elmira. The former, Mr Mclihdhern,

was

a prominent figuro in the busi-

ness and political life of Bcfuris some forty years ago and was, at one time Bib Collector of Customs at that place. I-Ie was latter-ly attached to

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reliable

by the Pops Family,

loeklyn, N. Y.

UQ-ii.

Mrs.

Amherst, N. S., and Frank S. Lister, of the Gleaner staff, Fredericton, N.

Mrs. Douglas, New Glasgow, Atkinson, Oxford: Mrs. (Dr.l

of Halifax, J. Il' O'Brien,

the Department of Chlstoms at Otis.- wa but netumed three YH-rs ICD. to his boyhood home at Elmira, where he now rmidm

Mr Campbell

roslden at tlu

combination of

Quinine and a Laxative is your protection against more serious complications.

Take

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"The ancient Egyptians had no ch thing as money," says a writer.

Thistiust proves that the ancien Egyptians were really very much

RO UUISQIVCB.

gif; .ig iii i

. Al iden A ,,,_,_,_~;",;,,,m,';_ Grove°s 1.......'..

activeinterestinevery

vi to th

lllosoaoasooldlllllaardsl-lol-all

all debts. The confiscation and nat- ioxisllzation of all British factories, banks. railways, sea and river tran-

sport, and plantations. I (2) Establishment of a Soviet

Government. The realization, of the right of national minorities of self-

psssed through R/ollo Bay Wednes- day onroute to the Seven Mile R. I.

Mr. J. A. MacDonald, Bear River.

South. was li passenger to St. Peters Wednesday.

The many friends of Mr. Charles

Maccormac, Souris River, will be glad to learn that he is recovering from his recent serious illness. I

Mr. Kenneth Doucette, New Acadia,

attended the dance in St. Patricks Hall, Sourls, on Wednesday night.

Mr. Masie Machines, Ashtown, was.

a recent visitor to Souris River.

Mr. EL J. Campbell, Rollo Bay West. ,

was a passenger to Charlottetown Wednesday.

Mr. D. F. Macltae, Rollo Bay West,

was to Montague recently on a busl- ness trip.

Mr. D. F. White, St. Dunstans

University, Charlottetown. was a re-

thing of tal interest e coin-

munity.'Iiotheencourn¢ement and leadership of these two men 'Elmira .a b I. t 'o»»s|a.our,iub»o¢i.ituneubsll.» 3

arty of MacDonald and the Inped nt Labor Party of Maxton and Brockway" are to be shunned as “part and parcel and agents of Bri- tish Imperialism."

WHISTLE FANCIER

HAS 300 SPECIMENS

BRIGHTON, Dig.,--A remarkable

i0-year collection of 300 whistles, brought together from all parts of the world by A. J. Willins, a coh-

al . Communist Party, while the "Deism

P . e

fcctlorler, of Rlclmaoucl street Bright n. is on vicw at the museum here. There arc whistles shaped like sol-

diers, birds, baskets, teapois, horses and \vai.er-cans. From Palermo. in Sicily, come four whistles dating from about 1890, one, executed in many

mor nnd another s man on horse- back.

Apart from lilo orlinnicxiinl, Mr.

Willins has n ccllrction of iltilltaliall whistles. 'I'llo<o are instruments which will faithfully rrproducc the sounds made by a partridge. piovcr snipc. pidgccn. canary. and cuckoo. and even the liquid tone oi thc night ingale, These whistles are nsrd by game-kerpers and bird iuncier--_

"I never blew any of my $0. 1 `\‘.:t-

les myself." Mr. \Villi:'_= ~ai<i. 'i:';t :very one of them \\'cr1;;.'

cent visitor to Rollo Bay West. R.

l-liars you cold with llnsnln lanimcnt

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