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s great deal as eompensa done for him are going to ask a special emmisary or ambanadcr from this Province to Toronto. For there are many things about which even the capital city of Ontario will stand some enlightenment,"

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Banquet On Eve of :rms °° M-f1°1==° dw -I ~ "=""'

issue Ha had found, also in con

DCDRHMC F01' T0- ‘vmauon wma psopis in montreal - '~ -‘ uk that there was a great deal of rnis- l9|\ unesmanding in me central Pro- '°'f ---- vinoes regarding the question of

iBs§!lLAYBON ._ .. .. ~- Maritime claims. Mr. Finlayson

(Hulse

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son, msn- ars of the

_ the Bank

tt slearresl. was guest of honour at in enjoyable dinner tendered bl' N- uesentative business men of the itykduding mhnldera of the other

irdlh banks, at the Canadian Na- ;

iaull .Intel on Saturday night. Mr.

r.,.!,_\mrris, manager of the Pmvin- I

dskgnk, capably presided. During the function Mr. Finlay on was presented with a. handsome -hom-_walking cane. The presenta- inn-:WN made by Hts Honour Lieu-

-d #wade of personal appreciation ~f IQ,-l"inlaylm's services during liable years' residence in Char- ottetown. The chief address was delivered

ry Premier M.acMi1la.n, who was fol- l awed by His Worship Mayor Ken- ‘

redy and other speakers While the function was in pro- :rees, a presentation ol a handsome »o\um¢{._ of roses was sent to Mrs. dinigspn. as a reminder of the ea- ee `p,ndrespectinwhichsbeis reid _her Charlowetown friends.

V gyable solos were given during

he _vening by Mr. Charles Earle, vhé'§§1i\|ere warmly encored

.Enging each other to friend-

y combat in a duet, Mesm. L A. O. Bcarth Harry Win- hester also an encore, to vhich responded

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family

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residence the course

“D011

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his pleas-

Finlay-

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perhaps

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are told, and

good proud

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HN l'°l"wou1d_be doin( the Maritimes a

benefit if he explained. on every op- portunity, that what the Maritime Provinces were. asking for at the present time was not anything "new" but simply an implementa- tion of the Duncan Comrniuiqn re- port of 1926, which has been en- dorsed by every party in Cahada, as

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GREAT SOLDIER

Continued from page 1 ‘

When the King did not return

early in the evening searching 'parties were organized to seek him. ' Many sports enthusiasts awaited his arrival st the Brussels Sperm Palace where the Kin-g had plan- ned to attend an evening festival bug gt 9 p.m. the word came from the Rnrli Palace eaylns the Kings'

modern times. Thousands of inhab- itants atooa menu; in smm Many were sam weeping mary. Elf!! chilrohsoen were told the

news from the pulpiu. ohm-¢h_ bella toiled solemnly. Prius pray. ers were started immediately in all Plates 0! worship. All Qlmllsh the manning me gi.

ent multitudes increased hourly in front oi the Bvyai Palace here. its "HUM was rapidly covered with U10-llsnatrrrea of callers. 'ihlesrams U16 Mblegrmas of sympathy pw,-_ ed in to the Queen from all pan.; of the wurld..A medial messenger-

well as by the Parliament. ` |car had been delayed between Na- serviea.wls established to convey

“We know that Mr. Finlayson. mur and Brussels a.nd that the them tothe castle.

with his knowledge of finances re- ‘Monarch was unable tc arrive as Foreign diplomats went to L". llfdlhl Prince Edward Island' es- planned. km personally. The ground, mm P0'-1|8llY. Will bil in Ill ¢¥°¢Pf1°¥1H1| The alarm was given by the were guarded by hhaki-clad sold- D°°lf~\°I1 WM-D |10 110111 Y-hid 1119"!! `frsntic valet who sat patiently in cirs and helmetcd police N0 gm

elk! Governor DeBlois. who add- ldeb md when comes th’ W awaiting me "mm M ms Wu °u°w°d t° “W f-5°. U06! It

tchimhawillbeabletosaythat mn-te, mm- mmm* ° Prince Edward Island is not asking tended ;hZ11|‘;;d¢ri;mc:o‘fkd Chim- €z:tcabinet.n M ma "muy md for any favours; that we are Just ine, cam,-¢_ , mm mysida

demanding the full implementation of the Judzment that was handed down by the independent tribunal of tha Duncan Commission, a Judg- ment which says in language that cannot be misunderstood that the terms of Confederation never have

lbeen carried outsofsras thisPro-

vinoe is concerned. That is the ob- l1¥\¥-1<m I am soma to put on Mr. Finlayson; I know he will be willing to undertake the task in memory ei tha very pleasant and wo short years which he has been among us."

Present WalkingCans

His Honour Lieutenant Governa-

DeBlois then presented Mr. Finlay- son with the walking cane. He re- gretted deeply, he said. Mr. Finlay. son's departure from the Province. "I am most happy to Join with you

qualities of character that command the trust and confidence of his

vinco is a. distinct loss. While we tall congratulate him on his well-

Mr. Finlayson made a brief but feeling reply. in which he stated that from the Premier of the Pm- vince down, he had received here "G17 courtely. ll well aa tha fullest

tenet to visit mm while uvnuonto. y ml WORN? llayor Kennedy, Clll llwn received warm a is

not at Mr. Finlayson

and trusted that with every luceel larger field of aeti family, Mayor Ka 'N434 Ill!!! ba welcome here. _

I Brief rem ltr. L D.

'man, and Oouneillor

‘man.

The fimeticnelmad ing of Auld Mag Dyna.

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.amen

ToImb'Do(1l“y

shrine known locally as Le Cal- vaire du Grand B011 Dl¢\L

He waited a long time but the

King did not reappear.

Dusk was coming on and

qinsearenortnexingure - ,see him. I-Ie could not he 1 So he shouted. There was ponse. The valet shouted ti

ga n ;;f§E ggi; .ggi iii ig;

aid; gglgi Ei iiiai

BesdCl'Uh0d

It was not until! a.m. that the body was found. The HIM YU! ‘ff ,the Kings head. was crushed. He was dead.

The body was discovered by an

in paying a worthy tribute to one ificer Bar-on .ls ‘mm

who has endeared himself to us all, T-iztflnizrxrmhy zde. ' uw Nu" ummm' and who has won the admiration Tqnnng oy" mg fallen mm- Be °°,m°d by °°dm¢‘ and adection of all our people dur- ,Wh was the 200 foot eras up Yi mum' 'u' "'“'"°‘° ing his two years’ stay in Charlotte- lwhgsg ooncaved face the King hsd vm M um” "h°“‘n° town. Mr. rmxayaon was not with ‘ med ,O cu,,,b_ p,.,,,e,¢,m, mm on "’° M°°“'°h 'W

us very many weeks before we came cm! “.3 mm, "mu mob og ¢3 d\l¥'l1¥ 918

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B'\Hleis yesterday

Socialist demonstra- of Austrian Bocial.

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aarvioas at the

Holy Redeemer yesterday.

mornin! the Masses were qeleb tad at the usual hours, when Rav.

Church d

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business associates. and I do i’ I "und °n° "enema by um D' that his going sway from this Pat- cam’ frm' It mme ‘ww md M

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rather Kelly. Bt. John, preached inspiring Lenten sermons. ' -

Father Kelly also preached at

devotions in the evening on “Bap- tism and Confirmation." He stres- sedthepoint thaturrtisatime for penance and fasting.

The new seating arrangement for

the choir was used for the firi dine yesterday '

in part: First of all we must remember

what the word Temptation means. Wa have got into the habit of fix- ing upon it only one of its mean-

ings, and that a very secondary Penne, one. To us temptation always aug- of ug, seats sin; to many temptation and um 1

sin sometimes seem ‘ahnost

mous. And Yet t

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ST. DUNSTAN1 BAl`Il-IDA Iwmpk. at for God At Saint Dimsi,an's Basilica yes' foundation is laid in childhood by

ity United Church yesterday, Bev. Dr. R-amsay's sermon was speclsl~ Ly addremod to the Canadian Olrls in Training who attended in a body accompanied by their leaders. The text was “Ye an God‘s building." which was interpreted to mean “Ye are God's home to he built." As appliedto the individual the Ud- mmiti is “to

g‘*E git wr' as?

Robert Home

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terday morning Father Murray the training imparted by parents. spoha at the High llass on the teachers, and 0.0.I.'i’. leaders! subieot of "Temptetion". He said When the years of discretion are

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"8av‘i0ur Breathe in

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81'. PAUIIB CHURCH

Ai the morning service

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wnacomm me Mn. *H-“°'l’°" “'°’“ "’“°“ N' "“ umssmmsmery and to their daughter and son lvvmmlr started AM ylfds m,h,n,u°mm,t Harry, our wry but '||h¢|_~ lower his haversack lay among the on Thmuly' an

rocks. Lower still, by 30 feet, lay his bvdy-

It rvposed on a little platform of

rocks near the “Shrine of the Good God"

urea comes if, ro the mrs pnvf l ate residence at Lseken. The grief »

H114 'on as first official appear-agge. ‘ga ken Duty "Amd men ‘t I

wins behalf of the city, be elpreued re-

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H the f¢Pf==°f\¢°- ally sine to rum. no would can me his upmseoez was nose br- "m“u°°"°°'"°‘°°“°"

Iwi beglldhl mr with him may sleusnc memories. sadly me rem-smxy mms who Country- ht WH- and expressed the hope that his had found the body picked it up

b¢li¢V° Charlottetown friends would not ms pissed rg in the royal car

ii i

been closed,

until

heads the hi-calmed giurn fiwtered at half~¢aB

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