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GIZLLIS-M.ACKlNN,0N — Calvin Church, Mermaid, was the scene of a. very pretty wedding at half-past six Wednesday evening July Bth, when Tena Matilda. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Mao-

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Rev. G. Carly Webster of Charlottetown officiated. The bride looked very charming. gowned in blue satin with white ac- cessories and carried a beautiful _ bouquevof talisman roses. She was - attended by her friend Miss Laura Livingstone, who wore a. gown of pink crgandie. a white picture hat with accessories to match and carried a bouquet of Snapdragon. The groom was ably supported by his brother Mr. Alexander Clillis. The bride's gift to the bridesmaid

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FIREMEN SAVE FAMILY WASH . . .

will

family wash.

An excited feminine resident ‘phoned the fire department. A stiff breeze had blown socks, sheets and clothes down the street. would the firemen respond? They did. A detachment froin Station No. 6 answered the call and rounded up the straying sheets.

(Canadian Press)

EDMONTON, July 30-—F‘iremen have been called upon to rescue trccd cats. play Santa Claus. haul people from riveis. in fact, a dozen other things as well as fight fires. But it rsmained for Edmonton's over-ready fire-eaters to rescue the

lung To cruise Along Dalmatian coast

(0. 1’. Cable E Guardian’: special Wir

LONDON, July 30—No council of state will be appointed to not for the King during his forthcoming holiday in the Mediterranean See. it was understood tonight.

The King has made arrange- ments for the use of the luxurious yacht Nahlin, owned by Lady Yule, widow of Sir David Yule, former wealthy Anglo-Indian merchant.

Official documents and state papers requiring the royal signat- ure will be sent to the King by kings messengers and government messengers at various points along the route, where they will be picked up by two escorting destroyers.

It was learned that the cruise will be along the Dalmatian coast and in the eastern Med.lten'anea.n. Probably it will start about Aug. 8 and last about a month. No de- tailed itinerary has yet been plan- ned but government authorities in London will be kept informed of the King's whereabouts.

The escorting destroyers will be in. constant wireless touch with the Admiralty and the King also will be able to Contact London directly from the yacht. If any unforeseen developments occur rendering His Majesty's presence in London de-

slrable special arrangements will be made for him to make a speedy

Journey back. l

Captain Doyle, master of the

Nahlin, visltPd St. James's Palace

today and discussed arrange-merits

for the cruise with officials of the

King's staff.

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Mix the sugar. cornstarch and salt together. Add ilie Wclch's Grape Juice gradually, Cook in top part of double boiler. over direct flame until it thickens. Then place over bottom of double boiler and cook for 20 minutes. Remove from heat. when cool add lemon juice.

This sauce is delicious with vanilla ice cream. vanilla blanche mange and junkct. Prepare it; inouid the blaiiche mange. turn our on dessert dish and pour the grape sauce over it. Serve it hot or cold.

church services for August 2nd. 11 AM. North Rustico; 7.30 PM. Stan- ley Bridge. Minister.

SERVICES IN YORK PASTOR.- ALCHARGE on Sunday, August

3 P. M. Central Church 7.30 P. M. Rev. M. K. Charmiin will be the preacher. G. 0. Christie, Minister.

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PEESBYTIIIAN SERVICES for Sunday. Auﬂust 2nd. Marshﬂcld 11 A. M. Hlgflflold 2.30 P. M. Harring- ton 4 P. M. Mt. Stewart 7.30 P. M. Rev. Mr. Kennedy of Norwick, Ont, will preach. L-5547-1-31-ll.

THE PIIESBYTERIAN CHURCH [N CANADA—Divine Worship will be held as follows: Hunter River 11 A. M. Glasgow Road 3 P. M. Brook- flcld 7.30 P. M. Mr. Lorne Mncliay, student. will preach. L-5546-7-31-ll.

SCHOOL HOUSE S'l‘RUCK—The

School house at Mt. Buchanan was struck by lightninx Wcdncsday night during the severe electric -‘ﬁrm. The belt entered and dc- ni-lL<hcd the flu and ripped the iihlllizles off the side of the building bl!l'l fortunately did not set them H l“.". KELIEVING MANAGER. -- Mr. Mlle Kerr. who had been relieving manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce at Bridgetown. N. s.. is home in New Glasgow, N. 8., and he will leave Saturday morning for M°Maaue. P. E. 1.. to relieve the manager of that branch while he is on vacatlzn.

ON VACA'l‘ION—Rev. Donald Sinclair. Mrs. Sinclair and his bro- iher. Mr. George Sinclair of Sydney

°‘ru-Sin. Mn. Charla Sullivan. in Sltllarion. N.B. They were enroute to rrcrlericton. where they will

V1119! Field. P.ll.I.. but is new in

three of the aydney United Church. WIDDING nuns —. A wedding

of interest to many frienck in

anulottelcwn took place to Mone-

N1! Ilfd when Mr. Arthur H-mitten of oh-rlollnlown was

gliarried at St. George‘: Church to

1! Kory lrmen of llonctonfur.

:“'Wl0II'n in v friends are wish-

hlm [Nd uck. loll! AGAIN — Miss Mnude

ff-rru Ii. ir., mumoa yesterday ‘I. Olidflemtown p. 1.,

E. ' ‘ Md been visiting her "ten. She was ac-

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‘he 1"’ " , "ho enjoyed

the ,;.,,:..“" “~ ‘examine had

Mn. 3”,” °‘ '°°--.. . and Danton and their lit-

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Peoplo of Marshﬂeld Baptist was a white pocketbook and the Ch“"°h- L‘5553'7‘31'“- groom's gift to the best man was ‘T a silver cased cigarette lighter. CAVENDIS“ P8-WW1 Charlie After the ceremony the bridal party

Rev. W. A. Paterson. L-5539-'1-31-ii.

2nd will be York ll A. M. Brackley

We menu on Sunday of their

Wand their vacation. Mr. Sinclair formerly had -. congregation in

returned to the home of the bride's parents, where a delightful wedding supper was sewed. after which I large crowd of seranaders gathered to cxiend their good wishes to the bride and groom. After being treat- ed to a supply cf good things to eat and drink they departed peace- fully on their way. Previous to her marriage the bride was tendered n miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. George Livingstone and the many beautiful gifts she received testified to the popularity in which she is held. The ycung coupl will reside in Desable and their many friends wish them a long and happy wedded life.—Patriot Please Copy.

Personals Mr. and Mrs. D Hamilton. Heiislcy st. leave today for the

Mngdelean Islands, where they will spend the fall and winter months.

Mrs J. L Hayward of this city is visiting her nephew Mr. Hilson E Hayward and Mrs. Hay- ward, Pictou, N. S

‘ Mrs Riggs. of Charlottetown. ‘ P E 1., who has been the guest

I of her niece Mrs Clarence Patton, in New Glasgow N S. for the past six wc"ks has returned

The Rev C M. and Mrs. Mu- Lean of Quecnsport. were in town Monday. Mr McLean has been taking duties at St Paul's Church Charlottetown. P E‘ I , during the absence of the Rev H D. Ray- mond —-New Glasgow News

Mr. Peter Hiiglics of the ONE. Inspection Dept. Montreal. is on a visit to his mother. Mrs. Catherine Hughes, Pmvnnl St. Mr. Hughes is accompanied by his .V0unR son, Bernard.

Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Rnulston. New Glasgow. N.S., returned Mon- day night from a very plorisnnt week‘: visit to Charlottetown and Montague.

‘um Ethel Donovan, nin-re at the Brows Hospital. Brookllnc, Mass. loft yesterday morning to resume her duties after sD9u‘”“K her vacation with her parents. Mi‘- dnd Mrs. Oharles Donovan. cur.

Louis J. Leonard and young 1 son Billy, of North Sydney. C 3- lre the formers mother. Mn. Joseph Preught of this cit)’.

_._.._. Mn and Mrs. William M. Prttlht. of Milinocket, Maine.

hlVp arrived to Spend a vacation‘ in the city. the gii'o‘a‘.s of Mrs.| Jooﬁvh Prnulht.

ABOVE: Tho ramparts of Quebec‘: Citadel (below). OW?- . loolilng the St.- Lawrence, were to witness the meeilﬂl 01 FY95- ident Roosevelt (right and Lord 1

. The scene of history-nuiking e ‘. discovery, Quebec thrilled to . liicnt Roosevelt and Lord A (Iaiiiida. Marking the tint of

has paid to Canada, Prime ' ornllon with United stem all the promp accorded royalty for the occasion. the two govcrumerito were to be Int » _ in the shadow of Cltndel Hill’: ramparts. Canada English domain instead of French.

BELOW: The Quebec Lawrence, with the modern Chateau I-‘i ntenu above its old-world neighbors.

whose

Norman Armour

Mackenzie King

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vents almost. since America's the unprecedented meeting of Pres- Tweetlsmulr. Governor-General flcial visit an American president Minlslcr Mnclxenale King. in collab- Mlnlster Norman Armour. mustered

reduced on Dufferln Terrace.

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bring your husband along with you. 5531'“ GETS “FE ‘ In the meantime we ask you to ac- FOR KIDNAPPDI

cept this small remembrance not for its intrinsic value, but as a I reminder of the warm hearts you

Premier Hepburn is vainly smrching his memory to recall

with whom he made at wager in_ are leaving behind in dear old

volving a shiny silk hat. The B°“5h3“" _

premier has the hat but he cant Soflgaed Bonshaw Young Peoples Ac '.

remember making a bet with any- one. Several days ago a Toronto firm telephoned his secretary ask- ing for Mr. I-lcpburnlii head size. They said a. customer had paid for, a silk hat and ordered it sent to the premier. i

The size was sent and alongi came the hat. Now the premier isl trying to f_lnd out who sent it. A‘

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so YEAR cnasan ” IN MUSIC aspen

VANCOUVER, July 30—After more than 30 years of distinguish- ed service as Vancouver represent- ative of Toronto Conservatory of Music, Mrs. C. J. Peters has re-

ST. PAUL. July 30—Alvin Kym- is, co-leader of one of the -most ruthless gangs of kidnappers and bank robbers in the nation‘: his- tory, was sentenced to life impris- odunent today for the $100,000 ab- duc of _Willie.m Hsmm, Jr. weal y st. Paul brewer.

Charles Fitzgerald, minor mem- ber of the gang and the Illléged "greater" in the Hamm kidnapping. also drew a life sentence.

‘Both men pleaded guilty to the crime.

Kai-pie showed no emotion when

The heads of

capture made

towering high

rumor that Mayor Sam McBride was the loser of the wager was de- nied by thc mayor night.

“Did I buy Mr. Hepburn a hat?" Telleated Mr. McBride, who is re- cuperating at Toronto island. "I did not. I wouldn't mind having a silk hat myself."

F ty

Mrs. J. E. Attebery, who has ffey-_ Visiting 1191‘ parents. Dr. and Mrs. Murchison. Bonshsw. left for her home in San Francisco, last week. stopping over in Montreal and ot- tﬂwﬁ 92> isit with her sisters.

A few evenings prior ts her de. Darture she was tendered a fare- well party by the “Young Pe0p]e‘s Society" of the community.

Mrs. D. Darrach very feelingzy and fittlniuy explained the object of the gatherin. calling on Miss Mildred Crosby who read on ad- dress, while the Misses Florence Mcleod and Isabel Crosby pl‘(‘s('n- ted her with a. framed picture of one cf the beautiful scenes near her childhood home. and a pearl brush and comb tray.

Mrs. Attebcry who was greaily touched by such unexpected dem- nnstratlon of love and kindness on the part of her friends. thanked each and all. She would carry away

with her happy memories of ‘her-

visit and the picture W"llld hnvc A prominent. place on the walls of her home, ever reminding her of fill her loved ones and kind friends in "Bonshnw the beautiful."

The remainder of the evening was spent in vocal and instrumental music. after which it dainty lunch was served by members of the society.

The following is the nddrexs:

Dear .lcsric,—Wheii first we wri- comed ymi h me. we all rejoiced that you were going to be among us for such a length of time; hit new it is with feelings of deep regret

that we come to bid y:u Good-bye ,

and God-speed.

We know that you are looking forward to the lli'..ll with mingled feelings of joy and sorrow—-joy that you scan will be with your loved partncrain-life. sorrow—l.het you must part. f:r only ii short time we hope wi ‘i -.oiir “.-win l”ol'i:"

We will lcok inward to your

next villi. wlun we trust. you will

mmsen last: of students of the Toronto Con-i (Jack)

Judge M. M. Joyce pronounced sentence. Asked if he had anything to say, he declared that John Peifer, convicted Saturday formed’ as a conspirator in the abduction,

signed and left for England where she will reside. Mrs. Peters was on the first roll

iservatory when it was

. some 50 years ago. She took cours- was not involved in the liamm .es in violin and composition. case. She was successively on teaching “Jack Peifer is absolutely not

staffs of the Conservatory, Haven guilty because I know the circum-

gall College. Presbyterian Ladies‘ stances," Karpis said. "He _ College and Whitby Ladies‘ Col- nothing to do With the kidnap- li-ge. Later, Mrs. Peters went to ping." 1 Winnipeg where she was aciivclvi Fitzgerald, wlio nll('R€dl.V J€l'l°“d identified with musical life of thsti Hamm mm the izidnaiv car me!‘ city, igreellng him near me Hamm - bn~w(-r_\- June 15, 1933. also said

Pcifer had no part ill ll’i(‘ (‘l'lll‘li". Meanwhile att.m'nl'."5 101' P*““’r-

whose data of seiitcnciiig ivas sob would

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13-4 cups Wt-lch's Grape Juice

l-2 cup brown sugar.

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For whole hams use 1 cup Wclch's Grape Juice fsr every 2 or to 3 lbs, of meat. Bake at same lem- pcraiurc; allow 30 minutes 100‘ pound.

GODERICH. 0m.. .i~.i1v 30- chief of Police R. C. Pnsilcxlmnilv. an the job for 30 _\'c-ms. has seen a lot of bathing suits in that time. but he says this year's models are the "wnrst cv.“r."

"The ymiiig men of today don't s(‘<‘nl to have niiy respect for the ladies and ladies don't appear to care much whether they have or not-," commmted the chief after I visit to the beach here and at Grand Bend. “It was different when I was a boy," he added.

Asked what he thought of the girls’ costumes. Chief Postlethwalte replied: "Oh. I leave them ‘to use their own judgment pretty much. but I don't think much of some of

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