THE Cl-IARDOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Vital Food Essentials

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Personals

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able in advance.

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Mrs. D. J. Gordon and da. ter. Mary, or Hampton. were v lime to the city

SM 0 K i N G Wlllfiqlp £'eep_yozz_/Eefing‘

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. vertisamento lg, - . _ He xgmbwed t m nm In economlca.zoo. r er: k ad l

am an mm ,,’:“f';."‘°u§',_ '33 Latest Rebuff Cl1max- '§°uu Isrovincial alihchililtggne 1% P“ “‘°°'"'°‘ "

-’ The Canadian Shredded when Campus], Led. Canada

Misses H i Wilson, Esther Matheson, §ee:lt.ha. and Marion ""1"-FI"I - - Thompson have returned to their

homes after an enjoyable vacation

es Defeat Of Ad- ministrations ‘ Len-

.1160 not later thsn,1l 5. m. YORK UNITED C J. A. HARGE. Rev.

tion and had entries in some every year but one since that date. His

limit? and attended every Exhibi- lexhibits were mostly in the tub-

orse Meat — — —- 6c lb.

dealer’:

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CEHOPNAHE 5‘W[‘v Fly": 1' NVNEK‘;

I ox_l\_leats

eel Trlpe 4- —— — — 4c lb, round Meat — — — 5c lb.

P. E. I. FUR TRADERS

182 QUEEN ST. L-672-8-1-3i.

The dwelling house

Q a serious one.

young bride-to-be was the mumt. of 1"°“1 iod at the Queen Hotel Monday eve- ning, when they entertained for her at a shower and

and happiness. .

B. A. will be the speaker. ' L-955-a-4-11.

ARRIVES IN CITY—W. A. Graig of Toronto. honorary secretary- treasurer of the Empire Press Union. Canadian section, arrived in Char‘ lttowwn last night lg make preim.ina.ryl arrangemen for a meeti of the union here July 27-29 .

FARM BUILDINGS DESTROY- ED—Fire 0! unk

Wednesday afternoon. was saved. The been ac- his loss is

on farm had only reoentl ulred by Mr. Carr, an BRIDE TO BE SHOWERED— Miss Elsie Mclnnls. 9. popular tin Misses Edith and Lois r Miss

received many lovely itts wishes 10: her iu

rnasnrrrzamu crruncn IN

e for success 1! it goes to the coun-

been acting Finance Minister for long periods since Mr. Dunning was stricken, will continue to ho]

depended upon the progress European events. If it appeared a crisis involving peace or war might arise this fall he would hesitate -to disolve Parliament for the approximately two rnonths ne-

for a general election in Cianada.

observers here who believe general election likelv. point three alternative which are

follows: 1. The situation will of uncertainty as

s to as

Euro remain in a. sta at present mvoiving a long period in which sooner or later an elec- tion must be held.

2. The situation will definitely clear in which case a general elec- tion will be called.

3. A general war will develop and probabi last for a long per- in whi event an election in war time will be necessary.

In view of these alternatives. and the probability that the govern- - merit would have a better chance

try now. observers believe the de- cision will be to have an election

ministration, who

ed from 1- itics ‘before the ass election to

sible revision of their ions by developments in the Senna. There. a row was evidently developing

Omission of funds for this pur- pose was another victory for the economy bloc. The senate, how. elm‘ . has repeatedly shown itself more inclined to mp'po‘opria.t.c for farm relief than the other branch of Congress. and an effort to write a $l19.000.000 amendment for farm loans into the bill was in thema.k- me. such an attempt obviously would be tlrne-consuming. Today. the measure was in the hands of the Senate appropriations commit- tee. before which Azriculture Sec- retary Wallace appealed for the item. lest, he said, farm prices sag to disastrous levels.

One other piece of major legis- lation remained to complicate the adjournment situation: A m e n d- ments to the Social Security Act were tied up in a tight snarl in I conference committee representing both Houses of Congress.

Police conditions change With Methods criminals Employ

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fair

and decorating Monday. This the decorators will be under the supervision of Mouton

ing has been made more and more attractive, peered that this year it will sur-

raruzement all previous years. Perhaps in this respect it is only

to state that a great deal of the improvement

year steadfastly" stating it was a very

Wlutlock. fitting theme as we have come

every year the Main Build- izatiou by M1‘. J. W. Hayter. 0. men's Missionary Society sessions will open in the altemoon and will be concluded in the evening. Feat- ure oi the evening session will be the Missionary address followed by the M. W. M. S. Offering, hymn and closing prayer. Following is the text of the axi- dress delivered by Rev. W. L. Out- house at last evenings opening

it is confidently ex-

in beauty and artistic ur-

in aPl’9|=“"1n¢5

entries in the flower section have

has been due to the Flower show. made possible through the gener- osity of His Honour the Lieutenant Governor. George D. DeBlois. While I

not yet come in, it is expected| that with the profusion oi blooms

noticeable in gardens this yearlislands-’

throughout the country. that the flower display will be on an even greater scale of beauty and weaitl; of material than last year. A bevy of attractive young ladies will have charge of the display who will be thoroughly acquainted with the varieties and exhibits so that vis- itors can secure information on

welcome address “Let them give Lord and declare His praise in the

quickly following this was t too brief visits to their Majesties King George I Queen Elizabeth.

56581011."

The present selection to which could arrive as a text for this is Isaiah 42-12. glory unto the

It seems that this has sofa: been

an epochal year for Prince Edward Island

First Charlottetown was host to

the Rotations in their c.onvention.

he all racious and

Then fbr a whole week Char-

same.

We

Halifax Of

lottetovvn was in a gala attire and the whole Island was kept inter- ested by the celebration oi’ the 75th anniversary of the meeting of the Fathers of Confederation. Now a no less important event is to transpire right here in our own Province. The first convention ‘ of the new evangelistic setup of the

titling At

ers. Judged as Woodsworth has said: “Great men have been among us:

"Changes come more slowly in P. E. I. the-n»elsew’here. We are not hidebound or overly conservative. but we do not rush madly after a new fads and fashions simply be- cause they are new." Nowhere is this more true of us than in the realm of religion. (1) We 0! the P. E. I.Chu1‘c.hes of Christ still believe in the ab- solute scrip-uralness oi the plea of the New Found Church and will brook no changes, nor fear we to contend for our faith. (2) We are justly proud of our long history as churches at Christ. Here we have the oldest Church of Christ in Canada——Cros-5 Roads. 1810. Only one other Church of Christ on the North American continent has a history as ion Central Church of New York Cty.

ltillontague goes back to the l8 0'5

(3)'And now we wish for

Oil!’-

selves and on dear brethren and sisters fr New Brunswick and Nova. Scotia. that in concert gee

may act upon the advice of Paul‘

“niexweforth. be no more child- ren tossed to and fro by every wind of doubt. by the sleight of men. and cunning craiftlness whereby they lie in wait to deceive. But. speaking the truth in love. may grow up into film in all things.

guided by a “great man and patri- cian." Franklin D, Roosevelt. holds the clearest hope for the salvation

today.

He concludes that the world brain, the education of mankind through siiper-universities until in is fit for a democracy in which there would be real equality. econ- omic Justice, universal education and full knowledge for all

in the disease-soaked

slum."

The salvation of manflnd "still just poss‘)'ie," however, I’ "wilful and strenuous adapte by re-education of our species now —.i'ort.hwii.‘n" to fit it for e. ldnd ct universal domoc'ra.c'y.

Wells devotes a. 20-9680 diapter to_ "'I‘he American l§£e'nll7a.li.t:y" and finds the United States the most free spoken, active. perplexing and various of countries” in which “radical and liberal and democra- tic ideas have a maximum at or-

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Crisis discovered "a great Inn In Franklin Roosevelt‘ he an

As for the United stats Ifler Roosevelt. he wrote. "It is hard to guess what may happen when this abnormal phase of personal gov- ernmerit by one inspired. Lngumg. iently able man of genius comes to an end. There is no one to

no Minister services 3; q; me Cam uaust sun, 11 . , owl; - ; 59°“ ° °“’“ °°"‘°¢'- ' era munch, his pota.toes_ of which our *‘“==---»“oi':u. WW- ““‘g P’°g’“‘“' owns ii: -973. '-* 0- - - -e . ._ 1'‘ m'§f°1}‘‘'§§°.fns1‘g;nm}§Ym%dM:n°: By RICHARD L. TIIRNEB. not only been successful as an ex- R.V.] in snnvycus on me Hum, Rm, _ - - -- Associated Press Stat! Writer hibitor locoll , but has attended nle Maclnnls of Montreal. have w __ arm-9, 191- gundayl August g_ 1939_ “"1 ed to th tr As!-l2ING'ION. Aug. 3 The the Royal ter Fair. 'I‘oronto. ‘h e h 11 A M_ Hume, Riven 3 P_ M. W1 ml’ uh I Bpefla 5 !‘;dfi¢9-Wm United States House of Rcpresent- as a competitor and won prizes 0 "C , vvlvegglgy mug;-_ 730 p_ M_ Nam, A drew‘? T - Ml 3“ MW latives completed the destruction of with his potatoes. As a young boy . wmshu-e, A, 15; Chapman 0; pen- R‘? d W“ i - 50111‘ U-M President Roosevelt/s lending pro- during the meeting of the Fathers fgffgshgng, oodisc is mam me... semm, I ma - “lean gllehcitv they won [gram today with a 191-170 vote of Confederation at oiuuiotu.-town r_,.7oo.3.4-11_ E1 9"“ 4' 9 °W-Si“ M133 ‘declining even to consider the he had the honorable task of open- 12 big biscuits _ sfimuhfin —_..... °'*“°' 33°F?» 1 0"-“On Sh $800,000,000 slum clearance and ms the gals at Admiral Bayiield's M M, box , v 9 H.A.MZ|>'l‘0N UNITED CHARGE”. housing brill. estate. Stanh .when the Admiral 7 9'7 l ~ \V’ " . f Services on Sunday, August em as The ma-muse oi Mi-as Doria A coalition of Repubucam ma entertained e aaegam there. . _ ..r ‘.7 kg, "'0" ° a.‘.°“= v*°°°*‘* 1* A- r—..B.°2ru M1 “is; ammo“ art. as “‘°"‘“.: ....Mr.B.:9.21.°-.-*.°:*.:"::.::::..:2.‘:.' “ - ./ -- - ---. E Y REDHCBE I DEC? GSBJHOWE r , '.; cqngdgfg —— - this evening in st. John’; Angu- ‘killed the si,9sofooo,ooo works *5... will mend the Bis I'M: as 3 guest _ ;- ; OFFICIAL CAB. number books [can ohm-on Mumn R", w J_ B-nclne bill. of the management August 14.h to , r 1. d on sale throughout the Island at . Phunps °mmm;g mm‘wd,_l The coalition consisted of 137 18th : "'35 (Ill Jiéi’g.tres.°g‘_ar8€e8. an fi1lir.:!:est.?;r.(im1s. may “W. the ceméiony 3 "_ R€’l1U:bl.i!ca.ns and 54 Democrats. A Emma in an om” cl _ other M 9 y 9'y' L.97o.a.'4.3-1 ¢9i1t'1°n will be held It the MEG bu 0 1” wrung’ emu Re‘ than registered live stock for the ' D "'1 Inns . -- W 133115. and three minor party _ V, ___ C the bride. mama,“ mpponed the Mq_m_m1‘_ ion close Smturda , August ~- I . PRESBYTEIEIAN CHURCH. —— tration. 5th. and intending exh itors are T ||0|l|l '3' Services. aunda , August am. M AY SELECT reminded tobbetslure an? have their . Mn tstewart 1. A. M. 1-11 in} 3 mm -v 8 tries in y at da e. oom- —--- —--’”-’ ”—"———'-‘i ' -' *4: : dull’, P. KL“ Marshfleid 7.30 P. M.gMaes-lgh- Mo" T° M‘ '‘"m'"'' gtent clerical staff will T8061“ DELEGATES U s l\’iini.s‘te-r to Greece Monte- - field Sunday school 10.30 A. M. The vow rem ed entries and assist where required 1 Ch . ‘. . ‘ (oommued (mm 5 1) ov one more ob~ _ _____ mgu. inn and Ambassldol to e s fls WISQ L'943'3‘4'“- — 5768618 to adjournment, and soon . .,,,, Germ‘ .\'. Late Franklin K. Lane, WINSIDE ?';REAL It would um be neoessuy for me after it was taken another was BulE%1g;m;.gwbX‘$f:f51g‘h1%ifmnM:: §?(p‘-‘ 1) - .. one t it: Secietary of Interior in . thousand; sun 5,, Au8.,_.,f'“m‘"‘?,'_,'§; Prime Minister to accept his ras- §h°V°d 8-side Rerresentait-ve R.ay- ,e,,,,,,de.', mt me building ,3 pp... compiished and plan for future ‘””5°“'°‘ C'*b*Ii°‘~ 1» M’ M°mR°m~ M follow‘. Human A. M wm_ tion. He would go out of 01- um °" Tex“-5v the D°m°°“"“° for their convenience every day work of the Kingdom Cry‘ Wm’ M5 ’m‘m°"““”°d P‘ E‘ I ‘ SW1“; 3 P M Pfln to - Rom flee auwmaucalm leader. announced to the House x mm 0.010“ mm five H; R M Johnston Mum“ N S with her popular novel "Anne of 0' 7 P. M. Mr ‘L Toornlge Exp-eakeir It 13 °l““'° P°55“’1e- h°W‘°V'°“'v lb“ ,”‘°w,.,,“§°,',“°’,}, °f t‘h°f5d";1hm“"“"'il°'“ s'n°§"n'5xt week will be open Eve..- president of the col-iventiorr ‘ad’-I gggfifiencgabgesgetfi Llaglgflan "'3? ' 1.-€351-a-4-11' with M15 D1mn1n&’5 ”m°lm°°m°n* 9 “mp °’ 9 5°55 ‘"1 Lmzs. The entire Main Building dressed the Klltherlnz. He save . .° “V 53°‘. - h Id t be mudgte’ hm highly oomroverggnl 193-lslauon 3, ' M W m b L bezta, ieacher, lecturer,‘mission- hill BELEA5-r_BELLE RIVER UNL r:sl;l'i(iy1ll;i0nmi:J0uld abecgaccepted at mend!’-H8 U18 Vl‘8all8'h°“1' 13'W- glrilgliegatgxxlld i:.i‘:llll1i?)x<:d hglllgrouzliely gfatfrsg it sieirefilauisy 151353 11:1 33:18. Eryn/fnlségusmasbuang elcleogtwe of F‘ yourself ‘ran omnwu.-— Services Sunda . thelnst minute and 9: new min1s- H""’°"°’v '°““°’5 W’~‘~° ‘W1 h°Ped and decorators are now at work Gulf. resembling parts of the Bri- ‘Am; 1;.5'¢mb L’ ct 1 ‘ 5. I « n B n t v wow R... .oh.Es°n.:: *4 $2.: :.=;:..:‘:.:m..:‘...*:‘<:.‘:...*‘“°..:.°*‘l~.: °£e.%‘‘‘:o¥a”‘“°u ’. i’.“‘.’}flf“i,.““.‘i. ......, .. mm mx“-xé‘nmé“..s‘°c%':.“: . . . . . . . . . Y the C-mvermon meme “Cmmmung poseus—Mr. McNut.t and Mr. Rog— wngends mat, me Unix“ S‘.|,te5,

sr. JOHN'S rmzsnvrmrsrr down the w o‘ for e re . W91‘ the third deficiency blll.wi:.icl1 n lanned a scheme that from different parts of the Marl-

cunngn, Bengt, gummy Augjugfi t 0} as lb D sent as passed the House failed to 3?? be“ ferent. from any prev- times in common to convention. Hm‘€§a:u‘::w,l§:n;fsd§;d wngues °t mi?“ "h’°ugh "the development E 6th. Services at 11 A. M. and 7.30 Key to Decision Dmvlde funds for a. continuation of long year. superintendent Harold Today’: sessions open at 9 o'clock Benet None" 01' E W0?” in g P. M. Roy. R. Moorhead Legato. PP106-b015t»€I’1Ii% 103118 On farm Newsom is also making changes in this morning with a devotional we Wekmhe Wu 9) R Pmmme The 73-Yea!‘-Old n<;::U-St 8:113 '38- 3 D. D., will conduct the morning - on mm” mum” Mt MM, commodities, l the flower s cing and erecting rod led by W. G. Quigleih Alter 3, deep and ‘abmmg Chmtmn 53543‘ 0*-llfgwlsem 1:3“?-"“ §m°°m“nz .5 vice L-93§- -4-1i. keznzie King has said his decision Ewmm moo S mbiawer s nds gag sta.r;dt;bltgr' Llgiinvefl hédisfgslsiérgs theon¢xJnve!r11- mm‘ and “um ed New ?‘!l‘ltT}}'{e Fate ofefiomo 5-D‘ .

cores ‘ ' dx 5“ ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ '

on me dam of the “mm elewoolil y M men‘ veg ‘*5 L- M- W“ “V “Y5 °‘ “5- lens." his latest book. Published

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Road 730 P_ M. Hume, Rive, sun. ractloe law in Montreal, has been V ”

EYESIGHT School 10 A. M. Hunter River grequenglv rainentionergunfssma likely §§,‘g§§“;§.§‘P’:f5‘;£B§5‘§¥:;',‘gk,s’;f§,V§ which Cu tllle head even om-ac. replace him and nothing to replace f

EXAMINATION muy vwmon Bible S°h°°x Mm‘ °"§:ff MT nalgigi has nepee‘ tedl (By The Canadian Press) V’ be ““°“’“ ”°"‘ “°‘’’ °“ "5 ”“° "r J((:-)l’ltIclu’wll1c;—-also am our mm‘ "Ming 1‘ b°"“-' "“”"'°“"

' gflveryyl A(i‘l1g§-rllstti'll§1ll.u.r‘c;iayt'(lnt,llEe‘l5re¥-' Said he was through with politic; °TrAwA- 5113- 3”“ P°“°° g§,°‘ud,.E.:}‘?: Mcgflgnon °{ me brother and companion in til? _ byte:-isu Church. L-968-8-4-ll. for a long period If he will not “““‘°“‘ "°°°”‘° ’“°’° ‘“°‘°“"m° l-lAL1FAX,A/us 2—A ceremony Deleizates of the Churches 01 ’.§‘.iI‘ci’..’i..‘.?“’f.‘v 1.111653-lie cixlilglgdoxgismlg

and specialized, oo—ordi:nstion or

Canada Full of Promise Says

“Mn: and su Piling Ginsu _ b K to th lltl 3.1 M91} . it I _ - _ 38’ °°m° 3° ° ”° ° “ which occasioned widespread in Christ we welcome you to a. prov the me that is called Pumas for

become a. problem itself. com-

to missiomer 8. '1‘. wood of the Royal 1°35‘

Dominion—sm.allest in area.

(y11)N.._M;-, is likely Mr. Ilsley will be the “W V9-ml“-5 b"~“°h°5 9‘ P°“°° W‘ - . H. J. Jol':‘r!iMr-'r‘f"sH‘«;.z2i‘i‘riel.vI(h~t’1suLic Coast choice. Both he and Mr. Balaton "‘°° ’°‘ "“"“““‘“ °m°‘°"°” 1‘ “pl tilgte wggfi. Evie frgaligissgymmfillg ¢§']eJe‘;.%rdCl(:‘I!ist.G.:?d' am wmmony

N 31 1 59 ' come from Nova Scotla, a province ; ~ 1 1; 1 Km ' President 0‘ the I om amen: wmch ‘"5 wnmbuwd ’°'"”‘1°3n' $01 egg zflllldtpcl. 3:Ia(.li?a‘;: Wlrllfin in population but by no means ‘;'::t"§$ g‘1.f‘“.S°Nu1°‘$°8‘hfla;;

OPTOMETRIST Association leaves this morning for

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Halide I ate. ivy.» tllem condiq ti h Bet re lesvin Mr As methods of criminals change. 1 mg‘ hm. of Joseph A cluk ml. the an Fwhch M M ation 01 what God's will is for us?

Dngégironn I-Iardin§n‘sta.t§:'thexg was a 8 i- W0 N t C nt t Eggs %va.n;ag%Oo¢m$fd¢§‘ 5: on and the late MrsE."hCla1.r)k was the Isglznd-3 flrsr, mung, - sag? 5°C‘ ceased '50 ‘WW1 Him‘ _____ ».

. Y , . .. , bdlity of a branch office 0 the l O 0 es p°m""°‘h‘e mm mm W mun and Cedric Arnold eo 113.; ullleele rl1|:en¢"l3lgllio.s:t E15?-4 Indies} The mt that we we mm M (By vn... §:8..'..n...dg...,

the

.'SUBSCRlP'.l'ION8 t o

seamen's Association being opened

that staffs tended to become div-

tive in the Dominion Parliament.

missioner Wood. “He should at

sonof

gifts

of Nortoham. P. E.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yea I. Miss Elsie

gatlon prominent men and wo-

nearly all the colonists left the Island but a few carried on and in

the promotion of God's Kingdom

or outward sisn. or show:

chairman of the board of in Bank

with natural resources. coal, tim-

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