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r lmuuuauns um Ammo-a coon-u f Q18 5- lrl- I'll Ind. M wan Iona. Int- Iholo loo-l

luboorlptlﬂnl, Advil-thing would In leh with In. Pond

[ggdtthnzdlnn all! b0 bought doll; no a; 0| the following no". u ‘I 3d! Boolntoro, Water ll Toronto Bakery. Water ls.

oher oi Five Who ! i Was Always Tired

NOW Awakes as Fresh as a Daisy

Silmmerslde ‘ P‘l'iday and Saturday

; ‘E IUN REALLY SHINES All "If "MRI

Your mull. ,

f ,WESTERN LOC‘ALS ;

-WQD GUMBO Heavy Truck

Gonrlln urn t0 W Ill-h Onndol,‘ '01 Sui-Ali:

' n; Gnnrrlin wlll be delivered dull to h W Boy at 2o nor day or 10o per wink. JSL Z513, 'f.,°,",§',',"“:,','.1‘,',°, I‘

ION" l0 ll" b0! Illnonulblo for dnllvuloa an A mom" or u" h“ I’ 1°‘ to d0-

Fspecially a country mother. And this one was "always tired." But Aruschcn ended all that—now she "'18 up. feeﬁng fresh, at n“,

0 g fclock in the morn‘ ! Sh ~ ‘ w , "I find Kruschenlngalis ihlﬁﬁﬁi; ‘ saith

"Wile? C811 but’ for my m. . I am the mother or five . lldren. and before taking Kms-

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Ohaim for single and dual g v , . " ﬁes in stock at. isms-R gemlzflilles at Taylor Also zliélvey Mouse gggn-lmln zg-amalﬂblrlgg Ifeelingl tired L-27l-l0-7-2i. ' ‘i ’lI1 ' ' Fm i!“ W ' omedy s" m" I 8d up feeling fresh‘

and I 89¢ "D at five o'clock m the

SHOWS AT 7.30 - 9.10 morning I do h . my ousework. lpcil;

Matinee Saturday 3 p.m.

-BOBIN HOOD and Calgary!

Select Flour the popular-brands at! l

_5UNGb0 CUBES and plenty of

water to peltcrs. will produce results your dealer _ 407$ _ _ after mv children, and 1 11 at less cost and loss labor. s _i_l~ 7 23 l! 2 house at 6:30 to start iifleqavtff ‘ L'329'm‘8'21‘ —BUY Rubbcr~ Boots Rubber‘ ' ' woéxlhn-(Ml-s‘) B‘ < — , c ___ - 1 j ___ suits’ Long Rubber com‘ Rubberv feeufizdlzfls: b31131! éélgtmrggllédggtgléi I . 5

iTllE NEW LONDON Pl'0»b)'- wrian Congregation. srndny Oct- wm, Long Rivcr at 11 A- M.; Clif- I mu at. 2.30 P. M.; Granville at‘

E Hats, at Brace‘s. L-27l-10-7-2i.‘ Th us. is internal Sh"?

01:51am at ca

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-coMl-: TO THE PANTRY sat: ‘ i free from ggllglslmls. 6111151533:

at Sinclair & Stcivarts Rest Room, ‘ , . Knlschen salts is an excellent. "d." f“ maintaining a condition

7.30 P M. Rev J _lI Douglas i Saturday October 9m M 230' m.

will conduct "w “PYWIPSM-ilo w 8 r aid oi st. Johns Church w. n. g{,,*"§§.'ge1i@1=gg11ne;s- The numer- - - - - i . _ _ _ _ - ——— i- n r . ' J L 379 l0 7 2i. icontlnilcd ism“ pa‘? 1) i» your internal orlzxzﬁlsen

regular action. Your in-"ido 1-, thus

_LEAVE§ Ntklwtﬁ-Sil‘. PPYPE RS -

. . » kept clear of those im iti

BURG. FLORIDA-MW» TlC- 130W cook for restaurant. References re- been bum B‘ uberal and 5m] was Which. who m". F“ of Los Angcles, who has been vis- qiiirea. Apply J. 1.. Davison, Keri" ‘rme’ Rmrrlns to the amount of- lower the vyhgllilsotoiii '.‘>’i“li°.i“'.'l.‘l;§§,§~ mpg her cousin. Mrs. Norman slngton. L-392-10-7-4i. "M? him m" m5 PTIJPBTLY M!" ' MacLeod. and hri- aunt, Mrs. -————- Ramca‘? 5am‘ ‘he mggs rewm‘ Ching. Summcrsidr. is leaving on —5UNGLO RANCH always 00m mpndmmn “'55 $3345 and Q19

to visitors‘ come and see foxes government offered him $2700. lion that the Provincial Govern-

sgtufdﬂy morning for Burton. to join her brother Mr. W. S. Mac- Nutt. They will leave shortly after for Mr. MacNutts home in St.

—-WANTED at once expcriencedi

grown and being furred on various ‘ combinations of Sungio Feeds. L-320-i0-8-2i.

Here to carry out experiments in the production of a special crop. slnseng. he had spent $7,000 and stood to lose ail the development

ment should have requested it." Mf- Bentley pointed out that the

establishments permitted by the

Dominion National Park Ac; Wm.

Petersburg. Florida, whore Mrs. "_‘“ ' y k _ 5°“ "W's m spend (he “mm rolltNtlillﬁanAaaBtaeleglryﬁbE12: rgflllrdsoasfalltzilllggeflgltoiwfaff0ctég1- is»: elaborate that they “wmm m" months‘ s been received from Rev. William IVir. W. E. Bentley Ke C vsai-d Drovizlperavttl? proﬁtably i“ “N5 "EM ‘mllk ""11"" l11¢rrY."ﬂl-'ll' not be the exact imotto of tho Order - i ' '- ~ ___,v_: ‘ Macheod Free church of scot- the purpoe of me heeimgis was was “ciww h n5 short season. It o‘ the Gmld Th)": m, Now‘ scmia, bu‘ u seems w m“ those lmnani-hictq ‘. (git-a lllU-‘tklfln ls thi- recent installation of LordTwccdsmuir, Governor. -N'E\V sllllrlqTggtghLBll|g5slED “and pa“ wlumm Qmu-io, ex. to lay the cause of the property pact pléopgylpraaostgrous" to ex- r3110 ngunch cake and quot!‘ r-iilcr during a special conclave of the sorietyl Nﬁrilfrtilo ZYPUPNNINNZI?!’ DLuhwriNt-(‘hed anfyfmt order’ whim m." [N CONV A . . ‘ — ui-ng ' ' ' _ . n e ark area to c" l.l(‘l'l0SB"l‘l2dSklnS&f€ in full gall. a v V‘ ' _'i - ‘ . ‘fm ‘me "u" ed alwhﬂlllfltlwﬂl1nﬂllﬂ- the visit of His Excellency Rt. Eiradlgz izlhagpértllg otéothtélelaéagg]? (gxgﬁlsﬂgefgfgkghe uDeople and ask build such places. The income adinn Mounted Police officers, who sfteand lltarftleﬁiotirfacllrig 5:112:13 (‘$30 . i“ Royak nkmbcrshn’ l" thguldm‘ “mm "1"" i" AmMNPal “m” WWW“!!- Rev. Bishop Osulllvlln to the Ewen Mﬁcﬁougan B D and ex“ Cam-- Principms‘) Zndgﬁfneg “"5 3F?“ "E" PW interest On the in- --_s __~ ._ W .. _ _, , __ ' "g m” “‘°°'°°° '"“""' ‘s "'-"""’"““1 ""‘°"K"°"¢ "W "filth"! “prid- westem part of the province. he _ ’ ' " I 1 ._ ' a. a cosl l" 310M Day oiages. ‘ “This " C i’ 7H7?‘ ~' l‘ V; w" f;- ..——-.»;- pressing regpet, he caring; be pres ans and the rights of British Ml.‘ Sinclair disagreed that the on creucc ucvling with m“, n “mud dm W, knocking

:32‘ ti;tylggwvmégsrggiugetigneti:i 1mm ‘lmormro m 23.000000 in on, at the door of Australia and Can- Mmlswr of Health on havm d-e-l years. 1 If the birthrate continued ada. Mr. Sandyg suggested the Cided to institute a special Erin“, ‘L10 Idecrllile the population would, remedy lay, not in making birth mm this probhamv, - Me s‘ runk to less than one half, control illegal. but in so improv-

i Vvlllie nilmbvrs decreased in, ing the social and economic con-

visited the Convent. at Miscnucnc , where he officiatnd in a pretty but very impressive ceremony in the chapel when a new set of pictures of the Stations of the Cross were

Peoples were being violated by the National Park statute, the speaker said.

“This is your fight and mine," Mr. Benticy deems-er; "1 my m1;

ent at the funeral. regulations mentioned by Mr Bent '

ley would be ih ' “we don't reel ﬁkingilggegﬂeeidhigtg iContinucd from page i) I r: itltlgknrg regulations for here until P Oiier y is settled for by the

PERSONALS

the signers to respect tho sove-

. —Mrs. Howard Weeks of Fred- bie55°d~ The Pwwres "m 9mm" ericton P E I is the gilest of her 1-‘ "WWW “iﬂidﬂl 0X1 the Part of Provincial Gov " ‘ ' - Dmm" 53M '“ MP ' ' i ' ' - _, _ _ . . . ., . _ .. L elelliv or chino. N ii u. l~~ » »- said ihli n t .tl. h , i . -. ~ m copies flom a noted Gminan Swen ‘Mrs’ w) J_ Buchmman and those in authority. It must be re- er said. emmen ' ' m? swab Foreign Oiiirh ,,,.,.i§‘",',, 111;‘: if the ilirthrata WPTP SiHDIIlZPfI Fill ailsﬁrsnovleqv.“ lgllizlzluﬁanll "ths-Brlidr‘ °g.a'g°,,'j”}lpgie“fnog 121E152

its lllrient level tile

dressed and the quicker the bet- ter for everybody." l

Japan would not. participate in any

What assurance had anyone, Mrs, meeting 0f the treaty powers,

Wyand asked. that if they went ahead and settled for their property

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Mr. Buchannan, Summerside.—S. mcrease The dren

-Mr. andlMrs- E. S. Burleigh,

pictures were presented “No , ‘ . _ ‘ _ lordship by Rev. Dr. Monaghan Ella-me M; m“ morning for Senator Sinclair “"15 any concessions would be oon- a (‘Dllférptfilttfir (iiilljfnnzxg i '

[or the dedication ceremony. Af- q-rum__s_ sidered. They just have until the lst quoted Foray.“ Omafntficials a. ‘

lerwariis the coinzijcrzntion nttcnd- Senator John Sinclair told the °f Nwembel‘ t0 mﬂve the cottages savin". "\\'ll(‘tlill‘l‘ moi-a} ',,...,,,.‘

oil the meditation service of the mecting that he believed "many of ""1955 they wished to commit an concrrrite measures or Llnateriai I

actionable offense. Senator Sinclair need not worry November. i Mf- Bydney Ranicar, Stanhopvp‘ declared that it was quite a diffc-r- 1' 8M thins when people wanted m $911 i-hw property as compared W‘th

.the troubles were magniﬁed and could be ironed out", if they went about it properly. So far as the right of appeal to the oourta was concerned there was a wide var- iety of mscs Here it was simply o mnttvr o; dollars and cents. If

sanctions against Japan. the Em- pire's fundamental policy will re- main unchanged."

"Way of tile Cross". Bishop 0'- lullivan complimented the Sisters m the beautiful works of art they

had been so fortunate in receiv-

replied that they about the lst of.

0ct. 8th

Oct. 9th

sum miiisili TRAD§_tUARD

the right. of appeal was denied in some other matter it would be a different thing.

He. had nevcr read the National Park Act of this Province but it had been on the statute books ‘or a year and a half and Just lately

having it taken. when anytxjg had, a farm to sell it went to the hlgh-.

Island Pair Mark est bidder. 1n the case of the ex- propriated farms the people had to

takle what the government offered _.._- _ °" ea” i“ EVIQRI-YIT. Md —-l\'[r. and lvlrs. C.

tlvities for the winter months were tho chief objects of discussion M. the October bloating of the Sum- marsido Division of the Catholic Women's lﬂiﬂlle which was held on Wednesday at. the K. 0f C.

Home. lllzss Margaret Wcdgc. tllc _ l president,’ Ogilpieditlle cilainnlfhe Improvements Made 3'35 Uwmﬂfilt) iéllzltﬁ anything had Re C mmlssm“ valuaﬂo" today looked buck over 50 years oi l ‘. reports o e vnr ous comm ees - cen so a u . married m d l d ﬂ { 1 _ ML J h _ e an coumc stores o i were received and were iriost ent To Marlne Wharfﬁo Referring to the amounts oﬂer- pcﬂmd g gexilgttg‘n'rrigc‘i‘ediit $9, messages of greetings and presents . couracmiz. The trcnsurcl sfrcptrlre Handle Potato Shlp_ ed‘ for the properties the Senator Yolk meeting that the Commission; TNPIVPH O11 thvir golden wedding . '- shoved that the cninpn gn_ or said he frit ‘there were many er‘; who valued the land WP", the nnnlvcrsaijv. 'I'lif‘y wove mnrrierlal dental elm-c was very satisfactory ments’ pPOﬂlp in the vicinity of Kensing- most honorable genfemen hpever Summrrsitic. P. E. 1.. Oct. 8, 1587.

and thc desired amount had been obtained. The collection for the charity fund was also very grati- lying and a very large amount had been raised from this source. It W85 dcrldrd to (‘fllﬂlll0ll(‘.f' the milk for undernourisilctl children N the Convent, the beginning 0f November. It was decided to or- nnim o Girl Guide Group and a committee was appointed to ‘ar- range for hooks, etc, and to ﬁnd out what unis would like to join. Too opening card porty .. for the ifdl lesson was set down for the 20th of this month, when it is ex- pected there will be a good atten- dance. Tm social service com- mitten are preparing for their winter's work in providing cloth- ing and other things for needy lamillec. B

-THANK OFFERING 0F TRI- TY W. M. S-The thank offer- ~ g meeting of the W. M. S. '1! rinity United Cllurclf was held n Wednesday in Epworth Hall ith a very large attendance of i embers and visitors. Mrs. T. M. lnklettcr. president. npcncri till’ ectiilq with a call to worship alf lioul". The scripture lesson as road by Miss Evll MacNcilil

r. During the offering. hymn 374 as ding. The thank offering was wry iariz- oilc mid lilo officers ere voiy encouraged by it. A 0st interesting pnpcr on stcunrt- 1D was read by Mrs. Llewellyn- ‘ . A. S. MacKay gave a. very easing solo; Mrs. L. R. Allen a ding. It wns decided to pack a x for Trinidad and afterwards - Ste about sending a box to the tressed arcns of Saskatchewan. e study book for November i5 - be "A new-church faces a new rid.” The announcement was = e that Miss Griﬂiths of T01‘- to will visit the W.M. S. in thl! or future. and arrangements will mad; for her reception. A very .. poi-t of the nroimm W" o piano selection by Miss M111- - ,w‘ho entertained the mem- durlniz the social half hour. moon tea and refreshments -- served. followed by a ark/ll:

I. L. DAVISON

. Nlrnal. omit-ton '- AND mom/molar:

KINBINGTON

' Du and mun Calla nmpuy Attended. non 1-4.

rs. William Muttart offered pray- -

The opening meeting for the fall months of the Summerslde Board of Trade was held last ev- ening with a very good attend- ance and many maticrs of impor- tance to citizens generally dis- cussed and proposed.

lvtr. J. Frank Arnett, president. occupied the chair. Mr. Richard Hinton. secretary. read several communications dealing with such matters as transportation; freight rates and transportation of motor cars in the car ferry. An optim- istic riots was struck by Mr. John E. Campbell in his report for the marine committee. Mr. Campbezi made the pleasing statement that the necessary improvements have been made to the Marine wharf and that accommodation can now

be given to three large steamers at the wharf at one time and in view of the fact that there will be considerable movement of potatoes to the Argentine this year these improvements have been very timely. The Argentine potato trade has created quite a stimulant to the potato business.

Solne discussion took place with rcaard to Queen's wharf and the possibility of lis being taken over by the government. Another im- portant matter discussel was the Fox Educational Week. The com- miltoe in charge stated that con- siderable interest. is being taken in this movement which it is realized will be of great value to theranch- ers.

Mr. Peter G. Clark reported for the town improvement committee. and expressed the satisfaction that the town was enlarging the Bloc‘- trlc Light Plant and made the suggestion that the street past the plant should be paved and if pos- sible connect up with the highway at the eastern boundary of the town. which would relieve the con- gestion ovor the railway crossing and on Water Street. This pro- posal was very favourably receiv- ed

Delegates were appointed to the Maritime Board of Trade meeting. Moybr Robinson. L. R. Allen. AE. MacLean. Peter G. Clark and Frank Amett.

With reference to the 010G111"! up of the stagnant pond at the west end of the town. Mr. Allen stated that the Provincial Gov- ernment has at the present. time relief money under consideration and that a representativg would be going to Ottawa. shortly on the question of relief and he thought that this would be an OPPOFWY"? time to approach the Government for the relief money to carry‘ 0'" some imprc-cments to this pond. As the work would be almost en-

tirely labour. it would receive "P? favounbln oomilrlerati"

ton that would be only too glad to sell 20 acres from the back of their farms for $50 per acre. '

Mr. Jeremiah Simpson of Cav- endish. one of the property own- ms involved in the Park area. de- clared that the 20 acres taken from him were not from the back of his farm, but were really the best part of his land. He was of- fered $1000 for it and would rath- er keep it. than take $3.000 if he llnii ill!‘ choice.

NIFS, Alan Wyand. Cavendish. told the meeting that her tourist business was only starting u» give returns after nine year; of hard work. It wasn't only the property that was being taken but her bus- incss and her living. The privil- ege of moving the cottages meant nothing for there wu no place t0 move them. Th4; government of- fered her $1935 for the property for which she borrowed $2,000 to start.

The Provincial Government had told her "we'll pusl-i you back and maybe help you standardizq the business" and when she told that to Mr. Cautley of the National

Park he sold. "they have nothing wllatcvcr to do with it, the Park is the property of the Dominion Government."

They do permit businesses to operate in the Park area if they came up to a certain standard. Senator Sinclair said.

Mrs. Wyarid replied that when early this slimmer they started t0 build an additional cottage, Mr. Cautley stopped them and said. "so far as we are concerned you're closed now."

What Mr. Cautley had done on that occasion was bad judgment on the part of an official, Sen- ator Binclair said, and h; had been recalled from this area.

Re Concessions

In reply to a statement byScn- ator Sinclair that it was his un- derstanding that concessions would be given former property owners in the Park. Mr. D. L. Mathieson read a letter received by Mrs. wy- and from Mr. Williamson, con- troller of National Parks. It stated that upon the Provincial Govern- ment taklng the property and paying compensation those people would be in the some position as for as securing any concession in the Pork area as any other per- son. The Dominion National Park Act respecting the Nova Scotia Park provided foi- the granting of concessions. tho Dominion Act re- specting the l" 57.1. park did nnt.| Mr. Mathicson stated. Why was the section left out of the on».

Mr. Sinclair: "There was no re- quest for such a provision here.“

"“ Newt-son: "It's my conten-

met.

At this point lvllr. James Fender- gast interrupted to ask "why wasn‘t their word taken if they were such honorable men?"

Mr. Martin's reply was lost in a roar of applause which followed the question.

When he could be heard Mr. Martin sold that the commissioners. Mr. Hlggs. Mr. McKinley arid Mr. McDonald. were honorable intelli- gent men who told him they had permission to pay 50 per cent more than the real value of the land. That was before they asked him to put‘; value On his Land.

People in the Cavendish area. had valued their land a little high, Mir. Martin stated. He repeated former statements that the park was a fine thing for the country. The North Shore had gotten it because they had the two beat men at Otta- wa they ever had. They had said, “we're going to do something for you“ and had given the park. Men were employed on the road this year. "getting good pay. government pay" who otherwise would have been unemployed, the speaker said. Now there was a "handful" of land owners kicking but the government. "ain't taking any notice of themi a: all," Mr. Martin said.

Mr. Willam Campbell of Traca- die asked Mr. Martin if he had been ‘ used so well why was he following the meetings. So far as Mr- Mort- in's property was concerned the speaker said whatever he got wns all it was worth as it was mostly

day at the home of a doughter-in- l‘ . law. Mrs. Bertram Jones, Chelsea. . Mass. They have cicht. grandchildren and four great grandchilcircil.

Merchants and Miners portation Company.

tants of those colonies and dlsast- 3 rous to the welfare of our coun-I trvmen. whether engaged in the; factories of production overseas.

upon the Conservative Party to; resist those subversive and to make the unity of the Empire under Crown one of its foremost articles of faith.”

Henry Page Croft. said in moving the resolution. mandated colonies belong to Ger- many by moral right, we must re- ply that if we admit that claim. then Gcrmany was morally ritzht to enter morally wrong to oppns." her in the Great War.

past. Germany has no more moral 1 right to those territories, she lost in the Grrat War. which i

her entering J‘

Belgium. than we have tn Hellgo-

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A family party was held yester- I‘

four children. ‘

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“This Conference further calls: proposals i

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Mr. Macks!» M. L. A.

Mr. Donald N. MacKay, M. L. A.‘ Springfield. told the meeting he, was present to learn somethirlﬂ- H9 g was not a member of the govem- ment and could not speak for them. but anything he said would be per- sonal opinion. He had done business for t0 years and never found any difficulty in dealing with those will- 1m; to give and take. Mr. MacKay said he would have something to sav when the house meets. '

Mr. Andrew Stevenson. Elllotta. told of accompanying Mrs. wyand, a relative of his when she inter- viewed Hon. Mr. bePage last spring. Mrl LcPoge had said on that occasion. "we're 50MB W bu! i your land and if you can't settle; with us you have recourse to the; courts." That was after the order in council denying right of appeal had been passed. Who could do business with a man like tho!"- Mr. Stevenson asked. ‘

Mrs. Jeremiah Simpson declared, that the Cavendish Women's In-v stltute had asked at. a convention more than a year ago to have the money intended for the park s-cnt on beoutitvinn the school‘ properties of thh province.

A somewhat similar resolution‘ had been p-ssed at a Provincial coma-Lion. Mrs. Wynn declared.

no great material advantage from

the mandated colonies. Before the , war they provided Germany with

only one-half of 0m‘ pr-r cent of

her imports.

people that it is not a question of material gain." Sir Henry declar- ‘ ed. these colonies not oxtrndrvi to (‘vol-many or other foreign countries. prepared to risk the whole of our mtuyg by allowing outpost; to be established which could sever our sir communications in Africa and ' could cut. our sm rnmnlunicntions around the rnpr to the For East.

should adopt a policy to complete the meat od- vance we llnvc won in putting our country on 7hr‘ top of the world in thr last foilv or five years."

ranged from hlrthrau- to protection of poultry. On tho hiriilrnlr. amondcd a formal resolution by striking nut words have cilsurr/l ndvnnco support. fol" Govcrnmont lll(‘ll5ili'f‘5 arm an lncrcaq- in tile-size of fam- llir-s. i

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"We have no advantage from in trade which is

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