THURSDAY, NOVVEMBEI. ll

I lo ii PMr-Dqnailnua of eloihlnl for Walla-n Canada W. Social

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The Charlottetown it; annual ROTARY CHCK on the evening

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oak it again for the 5th We also thank all

The Central iiinariiian

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This column is nursed for uawa of local luteraal but advevflaiug ol a ueway nature may be inserted at

e cenia u word strictly payable ll _ _ """°" _ l non: tlnr year but if ~ ' TODAY XS the day for St. Paul's raan w. BEATTII Tea and Sale.‘ a-sus would call N. D. McLea 0T BIMIEWWIL N. 5., Glllld JUDGING ‘I! WINTER FAIB__ A ‘v commin”:

chancellor, Knights of Pythins, for m; Maritime Domain, who will of- ficially visit Empire Lodge‘ Ne. 19, Charlottetown, en Thursday, Nov- amlifl‘ 21st;

ll IIEMORIAI

alas. JOHN MEIKLI

The Toronto Globe reproduces photographs of three Maritime young ladies attending the Canad- ian Convention on Boys’ and Girls‘ Club Work at the Tonmto’ Winter Fair, which ‘ eludes Miss Marlon Wood, aged 1e of Mount Herbert. PET, and says she is an authority on beef cattle, being a member of the Bethel Bhorthorn Club.

numerous was and lmany at- tractive tables at St. Paul's today. L-Sllll

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a motorist appear- ed on a charge of driving to the comm -n danger. I-Ie pleaded guilty and was remanded one week for sentence. The defendant in s. oom- mon assault case was fined five dollars or in lieu of payment ten days in jail. A vagrant was dis- missed, a. drunk who failed to ap- pear had his five dollar bail bond estreated, and another drunk was sentenced to pay a five dollar fine or spend ten IQ I?“

Horrors

The death occurred in this city on Tuesday evening of Mrs. Mary Ter- esa Meikle, widow oi the late John Melkle, who predeceased her abou forty-five years ago. _ '

she was 8'1 years oi age and was born at Vernon River, daughter of the late Coasmas Macmillan.

The deceased, a semi-invalid for mmy pears past. was a woman oi fine character, and her memory will always be held in loving remem- brance by her family and friends.

She leaves four sons, Charles A., steward of the car ferry "Charlotte- wwn.” Fred, in Trenton, 3.5.; crus- mas and Jack in Charlottetown; also four grandchildren i A great grandchildren.

She will be laid to rcat today in the Roman Catholic Cemetery, af- ter service in lt. Blur-staff's Basilica.

Of Haile Selassie —

If they expect to conquer Ethi- opia. Mussolini: soldiers must learn to dodge not only the long eabrca, the sharp knives, and. the piercing spears of the natives. but also the mosquitoes, lice, fleas, ticks and other insects which infest the coun- try and leave disease, distress and death in their wake.

Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Delaney. Mel- Mute mm who have liwdlnvthi- peque, were in the City yesterday vole have aucclmbed to a variety vmtm; meg;- wn, ,of illnesses. These range from mal- icrla, typhus fever, relapsing fever,

Mr. Robert Walton left for his tropical ulcer, dysentery, contagious home in New Glasgow, N5. Tuesday jaundice, dengue fever, elephan- morning, being the guest of Mr. and , tlasis, leprosy, ringworm and scabies Mrs. C. Bolsner for the past two‘ to tapeworm and venereal disease. weeks. I - What is more, these diseases ap-

pear in such virulent forms and carry with them such high temper- atures that though the native Ethi- opians by some inborn rcalstanc , seem able to withstand them, for- eigners can not possibly battle them.

This is the opinion of Agnes Wil- loughby, who spent almost five

PERSONALS

Reardon- O ’Donnell 1w... ti a ls

Friends and relatives of Master Jackie Murnaghan, Prince ‘Iitreet, who underwent an operation in the, City ‘ Hospital "yesterday morning for appendicitis, will be pleased to learn that the operation was suc- cessful, and the little lad is doing

The marriage was solemnized- in lt. Jonohlmb Church, Vernon River, at eight o'clock yesterday morning

usual, i: in aid of Crippled Children and other char-

_ We thank the public for the rapport they have given us‘ on the might: of the auction in the part and

regret that lastyear we omitted calling on some parties who later ads-trod u: they would have liked go m”. "ibute. We have endoavord to make no such omis-

overlaoked we would very much appreciate

gladly attend to the matter. _(SIGNED)

M fihi, President. OTARY CLUB 0F CHARLOTTETOWN

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ROTARY CLUB i. holding RADIO AUCTION over of Dec. 5th next. This, M.

December. than who have donated. We

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ST. PAULS Tea And Sale Today A

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED 4- m. Geo. J. Smith. Saint John, NB. announces the engagement of m; only daughter, Margaret

Robin MacKay. to Mr. Nelson Rattenbury (Lieut. R..C.N.R..), son of Mr. anr;

J. M. " ttenb y, Charlotte- town, P.E.f.. the marriage to fake

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often fatal if not immediately given germ is vegetables and on the hands of the servants who do the

proper treatment, for the found

through hands of native

mouths of foreigners.‘ "Among other dread dise

they believe is caused by a bat; dengue fever, prevalent in the low- lands and breaking out in ‘ once a yea-r; takes a great toll of lives and car- ries with it-a temperature of 10a

Ethiopian’ Disease Told Graphically

Nurse Describes Deadly Maladies In Land

cooking. Other Dread Diseases “Another disease transmitted‘

is tapeworm. Due to the complete ck of sanitation, the entlrg native pop- uistion is afflicted with it; the egg of the tapeworm finds its way to the hands of the natives and thus is transmitted to the food and the

are contagious jaundice, which the na- tives call ‘woof,’ or bird, and which

ire pneumonia, which

place next month. 1,4113

COLLIDEB wrrrr TREE-Early this moving a coupe Prcceedina rest on Sydney Street by Con- Mllkht Square ran over the curb and into a» tree. The driver left the car with the motor running and dl-iflpilflflved. People living near-by heard the racing engine and seeing smoke thought the car was on fire and called the police.’ The! came and took the car and are looking for the driver. The car was badly damaged.

IECOND B. I. S. TOURNAMENT OPENED-Jrhere was a large at. tendanoe last night at the opening

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of the second auction tournament under the auspices of the B. I. S. Keen v mpetiti -n was a feature of the evening. In addition to regular tournament prizes there are special prizes each night. The winners last night were: Mrs. Arthur Richard, Mrs. George Bell, Mr. William Le- Clair and Mr. Ico Murray. The door prize was drawn by Mrs. Wil- liam Iarter, who was absent. At the conclusion of the card game some old timg dancing was enjoy- ed the music being furnished by Messrs. McGillivray, Flood and Douoette.

CHIEF DAIRY INSPECTOR HERE-Mr. W. C. Cameron, BSA, who has recently received the ap- pointme Al: of chief inspector of dairy products for the Federal gov- ernment, arrivcd in Charlottetown last night. Today he will-sit in on

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INTERESTIlTGU Rrvnltmcui

A large audience in Zion Church

when Misc Helen Lucinda O'Don- nell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

as well as can be expected.

years as a nurse for the United

leprosy.

to 10B degrees;

elephmtlasl‘ “m, a meeting of the creamery oper-

ators and butter makers of the

Presbyterian Board at the American

Francis O'Donnell, Avondale, be- Hospital just outside Addis Ababa.

came the bride of William Earl Reardou of this city, Rev. B. D. Mc- Cvuigan performing the ceremony and celebrating the Nuptial Mam. As the bride entered the church on the arm of her father, bywhom ahe was given away, the ‘Wedding March waa rendered by Mrs. Joe. Dousan. organist at St. Dunstan: Basilica. city, who also accompanied éhepsollzlslte, Mdessrs, W. J. grown. . . ye an Miss Mary or chsdottet ,' who rendered t?! propriate solos during the service. The bride. who was becomlngly [owned in a brown velvet dress

Liguorian Players Scoreln Musical

llopea To Go Back

Today Miss Willoughby, who served through many an epidemic when not only the 90 beds in the hospital were full, but patients were lying on the floor and on the porch. is at her home in Philadelphia, hop- ing that she will be able to return to Ethiopia as a nurse with the Rod Cross.

Btrlkingly exemplifying the ao- curacy of Miss Willoughbys state- ments is the French report of Ital-

.....__.. Rnllicking long hits, humorous jokes and a clown act were combin- ed into a splendid pen ancc pre- sented at Holy Redeemer Hall yes- terday afternoon. The performance was staged for school children.

Two “extended" entertainers, the renowned Jed Maddigan and his able istant Bob King put “on a

“llllephantlasis is a most hideous affliction: it causes enlargement cf the portion o1 the body in which the germs settle. When patients with this disease came to the hos- pital, I saw as many as five men

body which was afflicted.

“Leprosy is frequent and there is no isolation for lerlers; they deal in grain or livestock, go about in public places, and eat with friends and relatives." .

Miss Willougnby declared that every night before they went to bed she and other nurses and physic-

carrying that part of the patients

province. He came east to get iam- illar with the industry in the Mari- times, Mr. Cameron said in an in- terview last night. He has been connected with the dairy industry since hi; graduation from the Unl- versity of British Columbia in 1935. Accompanied by Mr. W. J. Davies oi New Glasgow, dairy‘ in- spector for the Maritime Provinces, Mr. Cameron plans to remain here a day or two.

The many friends oi Mrs. Earl Carmody. Charlottetown, will be

by Rev. James MacKay, D. 13.. 40' scribing the missionary efforts of the Presbyterian Church in Can-

of the Board of Missions. has llliii

sion stations Canadian Presbyterians. thin able to describe most vividly the conditions which are. as he-nointcd out in many cases nothing short of ap- pulling.

Hall listened with rapt attention last night to an illustrated lemme

ads, in China, Manchuria. and Japan. Dr. MacKay, who for sev- eral years has been the chnirmflfl

recently returned from the Orient where he visited the various mis- supported by the He was

there, conditions

Following a. short prayer service.

trimmed with gold, with accessories to match and wearing a handsome corsage bouquet of Talisman roses was attended by her sister, Miss Mary O'Donnell, who wore a purple‘ velvet dress with accesso w match and wore a coraagc bouquet of Talisnun roses. Mr. Fred Egan’ ably supported the groom.

Alter the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the bride's home at which were present about fifty suesm relatives and friends of

clown act which produced gale: oi laughter from the large number oi children present. It was a put on for the enJoyinent of the children.

gram, which was also war-ml plauded by the children, the follow- ing songs were given, the entire en- semble Joining in the chorus- Miss Marie Paquet was the accompanist. "Piccolo Pete",

specialty

In the musical part of the pro- Y IP-

Mr. Art Moran;

fan casualties after the first week oi action-Aim!) oi whom only one- seventh were combat victims.

"When I first went to Ethiopia in May, i929", Miss Wllloughby said, "I did not believs the temperature charts in the hospital. They-show- ed fevers of 106 dQKNcs as an cv- eryday occurrence.

"But after I had native patients who walked in with fever at 106 degrees, I realised that even a tem-

Ante

and ticks that

"Black ants

isms at the hospital invariably pick- ed tcn fleas off their bodies. v

she said they became so accus- tomed to being covered with fleas

them with horror, but rather as a scientific curiosity to be studied as to whether they would bite and what disease would result.

pleased to learn that she has re- turned to her home much improv- ed in health following an operation in the Prince Edward Island Hos- pital three weeks ago.

Arc Deadly

they ceased to regard

and was written during the com- poser's "second period," which also was the period of the great Fifth

' however‘ a" ‘ (mu Symphony and of many other iust-ly

"Iiop Hat, White Tie and Tells". Mr. Danny Wedge; "Sugar Plum," Mr. Wm. Morgan; "Bwanee River Blues," Mr. Oliver Pineau; "Roll Out of Bed With a Smile". Mr. Alfred Doucette; "Paris In Tho

the contracting parties, together" with the officiating clergyman.

At the conclusion Mr. and Mrs. Recrdon left by motor amid showers of confetti and good wishes, for Charlottetown, from where they’

pcratum of 108 was nothing ex- traordinary; as a matter of fact. Dr. Alvin Orr, one of our physicians registered 10s when h, fell fatally ill with typhus.