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“La Gucaracha" . TUDAY Bild WED

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Comedy _ "Cirrnpus iloofcr"

And

Seng' - "Lilo Oi' Tire Party” IVUDAY and WED. DAILY 3.15 _ 7.00 - 8.45 P. M.

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“Jalna” At The Capitol

Bringing n,.iurrr iictioll's mostl

colorful i'i\nnl_\, the explosive, tur-

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bulent and lovable Whiteoak Clan.

to 'ec screen . l ‘e

lvrutsoo sv BENTLEY §;“""” “""“"

vivid life, "Jlilllu" makes its

ill 'ltclest drama ni' uni-

a lrirnl; n ' '

W E nEN1'LEy K C versa] entertzlilllrlellt appeal opal-

. J. A. nannsr, K. c. ills Ban-istcrs and Attorneys-nt-Law “lf

yesterday nt the Capitol 'l`he-

e. Seldonr. iridced,_have screen

M0NEy To LOAN characters bcerrirrvestcd with such

o

Office: lim Richmond Street. C

plete realism ns are those of

m .

=f.~~i:,:s_-_ilt this picturiz-.rtioir of Mazo de la .» Roclre's distinguished novel. The

. ll' f ' d " h th -

J. A. irlacllonald, K.U. i‘If..‘°.‘3iu°..;§§‘..‘i§-..`Z.°l.?$ul..F 21?..

' beloved friends, and the same ex-

' BARRISTER, SOLICITOB. &c.

erlerlce sis promised for those re-

ml” Bundht ceiving the Wlliteoaks for the first

' Charlottetown, P. E. Island. tim

Money to Loan and Collection:

e_ .

Folowing the book with extra-

_ 31"" me ""7 b”' ‘"‘"'"°“' ordinary faithfulness, the picture _°E;2'6"m°“m' . tells the story of a Canadian i':t1'ln ' family bound by Jalna, their ances-

& tral estate, Qunrrcls are frequent '_ "_ _,_ PA|_MER_ “_ c_ ` and regular, but the tribal bonds of

y

A. J; rrAsLAM, B, A., LL. B. 1°

a.lty remain intact. When two

` ‘sons bring two beautiful young

R%ui|§;g; brides into the hallowed precincts of ChM|,,¢¢e¢0“,n’ P_ E_ L Jalna, the harrnony_ is disrupted MONEY To LOAN Brides and grooms rnterlocl: rom-

nwne 85_ P_ 0_ Box In anccs, but loyalty remains in the 1-_~-_~_~~-~_.l;--e~ _li forefront. Readers will rcnrcnr'oer

t

he tragic solution which brings a

MHCGUIHHU & TYIIIIIOY happy ending to the dilemma of the

Mark R. MacGnigan, K. C. 8 - Whitebaclks, but the screen draina-

C. St. Clair Trainer, B. A. tlzatlon affords an added tlrrill in

Barrister-s. Solicitors. cle. its

impressive enactment by the

MONEY T0 LOAN principal players.

0l’l`ice: Over Provincial Bank,

Richmond Street. Ch\r|'\¢¢*¢""ll~ Of

With every performance a gem

characterization, first honors

mllsb so to Kay Johnson and Inn

H' F. B' A. thin] BI Ol C l` DCI OI`Il‘l[lIlCCB ln

H t f ‘ lhl f `

e leading roles of Alayne and.

NOTABL am Relrny. It would be manifestly un-

nsrtrcrsrrlll. somcrron f

air, however, to withhold special

“Hey 5u",hn‘_ Chu.|°"¢¢ow-B praise for every member of tho cast,

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BELL fi Newton, Nigel Bruce, Jessie Ralph,

B. R. Bell D, L. Mathfesoh, LLL C

Aubrey Smith Halliwell Hobbes,

Barrtsters da Solicitors Clifford Severn, George Oiiernrnn,

Money to Loan J

r..Fol1eulcr Harvey and Daisy

Cameron Biock,Clr:irloli.etown.P.E.I. Belmore.

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Calm Yourself With Robert Young-

Madge Evans -

At

Betty Furness

The Prince Edward

For sheer entertainment on the break the news of his mmmge to

three-way road to hllnrlty, tdven- B

girl as young as his offspring, thc

., - u » _ I

tu” and romance' ‘calm Young", bureau operator finds himself eli-

captures the seasons laurels. Orlt

eslrcd in more woes, brit with

. m

"I ‘L5 story compncations M' we“V°5 abrlrldlrnt liulnor-arid ronlancc at

lnorg good laughs than any picture seen in weeks.

With Robert Young and Madge

Evans heading a grand cast, this newest production from the Metro- Cvoldwyn-Mayer studios opened at the Prince Edward Theatre yester- day. Made in the best farcical manner, it possesses rare speed. and so its drama packs all the more punch while its merriment is as swift as a fun-loving heart could desire.

the end of thc trail for him.

It's ull happily and interestingly

achieved, and so cleverly that the picture is intensely human and bc- lievablc. Which is rare in forces, on stage or screen.

An Excellent Cast

The cast is ndmlrably chosen.

Miss Evans is Lcwitching. and

Young meets all the demands of o. big role. Betty Furness has her

` best part. to date, and is more than

A Complicated Btuinon

The theme deals with the wor-

ries, wiles and wooing of Young as tile head of a "confidential service’ bureau. Inasmuch as he makes no limit on the kind of work he will do, he is soon involved in complica- tions that bring p rush of amusing, and sometimes exciting episodes.

Whene he agrees to take care of

o bankers young daughter until the proper time for the finuioier to

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acceptable. Shirley Ross is fine as the bankers bride. Other splendid performers are Hurdle Albright; Ralph Morgan, who is stellar as

e banker Nat Pendleton Clnvcle

th : ~ - Gillingwnter. Raymond Hatton and Herman Bin .

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WITH LAMB

Lamb is susceptible to the flat-

tery of fruit aecompnniments:

Fried pineapple slices, brolled

bananas, baked pears. or st\l1f¢f1

primes.

Dieting guests will appreciate

lamb chops. Lamp has a 80011 reputation on the reducing diet.

Minted apples are an attractive

garnish for the lamb platter. Small apples cooked in n sugar syrup. col- ored green with vegetables coloring pggbe, may be used to beautify the rib ends of Frenched chops.

l'Int jelly in individuel molds de-

oorltes the lamb salad plate. For variety. add A dash of onion

., juice to the time-honored caper

sauce.

Give si flair to the party with o

limb chop grill.

Mint butter is made by rnixlnz

ll clip of butler with ‘A cup of minced mint leaves. 2 tablespoons of lemon ,mice and n dull or cayenne.

muh tomb chop with this Just

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hikers Btlmpony dish of left-over

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Manners, Molly Lamont, Theodore

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i BEST SHNER Fox FELT. .ylrch be, Thy emotions Npressgd ln IIIUCII BddlCf8d £0 the P!'B.Ctl00 Of London Sale out of 80.000 skins, was _ _from a 1934 Pup Fed excluslvs on H10-St illlfliffftf 10*/G-SOHBS U10 W0l‘ld 5°\"'°‘"'° W “I” "M 9"°bl°m 5° Sunglo as cereal part of Ration, 'his kn°W“- "Ae f0lld k|SS»" "AY t°

ive-.ming to pelting, ccordlng Wllllflll. 0." "Annie Laura" "John partner. Ono of the most curious of

to owner, E, S. Coffin. , An U10 5

sg;-'m¢;.;;, mention I do not know how many ll l'6f¢l'l'¢d in UW 135'? Verse °f

_-i auch songs. It is indeed. the em- _Our MHZ!

CHURCH or SCOTLANQ in borrassment of riches. So wide is

P. E.

L0f`d`s Slipper will be dispensed in t0U0h Un "'10 Beneml 10Ve 507185. If

the

from

it

Wednesday, 23rd and Saturday 26th ur. msn; and ut Birch Hill Thursday unc ourselves to the narrative nd by the dead and the livlus. and :im

Il

ners

sc o wee president of Acadia University and incl

solemnized recently by Rev. G. W- n

Tilley. pastor of the United while the heroine of “Doon the if Church Baie Verte. N B|, when burn” gave Davy an even more H1359. 231% fir!! £11110 YOU S1999 in I lie united in man-rage Mus Mildred blatant invitation. A yet mum so-ooze bed out a rius on your

ti-ice Helm, eldest daughter of obvious search for a. “man” is flnlvl' one shoe under the bed md and Mrs John F. Helm and shown in “Melville Castle." I 91100? the bed backwards. If YOU

william Richard strung, sou of w. wonder if wlllle fur: rlsmi-ed, or if remtmber to do all this. the vision

.liar strung. Ticlnlsn Bridge he wished he had never tmtuld cannot foil to aniwlr- And led 01°

The price wus uttructlvuly guwued rung the Edinburgh need to the menfolk should Amer. they were ln navy rosemere crepe, with navy castle near Lasswade . His em- Yl0¢ ~

arnssment was probably the ex- llld were in d°llbi} 8-I W TIOW Nl

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LONDON, Oct. 2!-Efforts of the

Witness Maintains

continued next Monday. The court adjourned today after hearing

ductor of the wealthy brewer d

clare David Melsncr, _now serving n 15-year term for the crime, was innocent.

McCardeil who said that “prac-

tically from the start" Bannon, former beer runner, had provided him move" the police made following

August, will be further remanded

court for sentence Mcirday.

Because Meisner was his friend

nocent, Mccardeli had made ef- forts to obtain the release of the former Cincinnati bookmaker. he told plans to do lt little fixing as is‘; done in the United States to et‘ Ted

In a statement read in court

Crown Attorney Norman F. New-

Bannon fur information he sup-` plied leading to the arrest of Mc-i

brother of John. Labatt was later

McCardcll’n evidence followed the

testimony of Mr. X, Crown mys- tery Bannon had suggested kidnapping Labatt. The' witness whose name was record of convictions under the ll- quor and drug acts, named Bon- non,

ch

who

cussed the abduction.

’ *`IY;il;Zi;`_lZ;

a bit of Roquefort cheese on lamb chops before they have been tumed

Lamb steaks broiled medium ne" .

Lambcho tooucbeltift

are

can n word strictly payable ll

K lvl d d M ide s n

N°w 'S'-THE “ME °° ‘mm :gg ruetmriislufv iliac nglinmuyauu can », at un threshold. it 11

hot water heater in your ou. _

nsult us today, $12.50 up. T. G. $5” at tha' gn" 'mdgu ' gd

____ but the st§eam of aentirnontolitiy ofd th" “red an “Mun

oxmcu.-Feeding sunrio rm- " them- ° ‘M ‘"°“8°’ b°°°“'° "“ ’“° °°°'1

exclusivem has Ewen Supep flow, so deep, If wg we" the hyd- gble match for their daughter? My results wherever fed. The cost is h"d°d "’°° W' 'N “M W b°' ° tt ld t h es, L_5,,,,,_ would auburn Bums be the uuticusl mlux us me duush 1° W0” se er

hero? would it not i-other be .rolm own waglgvcénmw wxsrtlgiug

HE PROOF OF THE PUDDING Knox or Adam Smith? And if our NPC" ° I | “N ' IN THE EA.nNG__om_ Ranch is forefathers were as canny as they ‘Bhd *NN ll I G1'l°\'ml“8 “91V°'” nys open to V,_§m,,.s_ Come and were said to bewould they hive tg for yourself, Fox Pups grown ex- fuked um" “Wk-5 V’ help im un' I

ively on Sunglo Feeds. Interest- W°m‘Y- if hveable Pfm°° in ‘_ 0° ' .

Experiments being ,,,,nd,,,md_ madcap campaign. and would they rnutluuur Fox .ir Animal Focus, l1lv° continued for years tu pledge

_ ]_,-g54g.7-g3..;u¢.";_ their toast over the water?

e Bentral Guardian Courtship And Mahiage

In Scottish Song y

lnoal lnteful bn llvenfnlnl of * V ui-ny nntmro may bo Inserted or _

‘Q NCI*

to

"“°' (says J H Locbhead in the down to Kilconqlllv-l‘ U14 E159- °'

M' . ‘ 0° '21' sure we possess in our Bcbttish c

' °“‘“’°""‘°‘”“' L'“°"’ mgleliuirokgllie H: 'Lua mm; iigusum me the au. and to hw

I'

COME To THE CHICKEN Sm” futllities they often affect as he

R, Bingo and Bazaar in St. Col- gsnléespeare from hep°'m'°mIm° :fre bn Hall. october :sro ma ami. ‘I ‘°-,t°‘ °°,‘}‘,"°' I “ "'° '° Bu, . r.-2ooe~ro-is-2:-fri. *“”°“‘- 1' " 'M ~ w b

Tha fmt 01’ tho matt/er is tbl! IYC °~

orncxcu surnzn in ma-flu- "° *”» 'lt *‘°”°~ th* ”‘°°° ".”'~"

Han’ Tue5day_ october 22,11' in mental and emotional people on of Fredericton Church. earth' We hlde °“" feelings' we I

_ L_1347_1o_22_n_ try to appear stolid and cautious, 0

M _ The Scot is as romantic as a man

Island. The Sacrament of The N10

Peoples Church, Charlottetown, we

nt 7.30 P. M. L-205,-10-22-li. t

larsliips were announced last k by Dr F. W. Patterson,

uded it P E I. name Franklyn

‘ Y oe of Wales Colle e-M Enid

. s iss w

Knight, Georgetown, P. E. I. m

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rest to many friends , was an

ot

and shoes mid matching acces

y will reside at Tignlsh-Saint

everyday life find outlet in the

derson, my jo"-one could

field, that we cannot here

may no ' name them-those

on Sabbath 27th. Services at ll A.M. lyrical outblrsts such as My love nd 7 P, M. Preaching service on is like o red, red rose," "Afton l¥\l1\'|¢I\ Shillllfi 80 0° B “Um Wa ” -

ter, and so on. We shall con

though I would not for a

YPG

moment suggest that they are W .

'INS SCIIOLARSI-IIPS - Win- superior to the others. As poety, silence, hong the garment before of entrance and continuation they are really inferior. t-

GIRLS MORE PRACTICAL

t

Prom what 1 can nth" tho many of these old Hollowven

Bcvycr seliulursnlp of szoo fur scottish girl, as depicted in scat- slipertitlvns -tlw Dullih °f Kell graduates of the fourth ear of tlsh son is n mom riwtleol runts ln the darkness e sowinz Prin

E. D

coer, if I may put it lo, than the of an. _ in

n

He may dream dreaml She

ri

ants to be up and doing. The srnsuo-IIELM-A wedding or young lady who sung, "0, whistle, th" ent!-us of nn mole It H llw.

d :'11 come to ye, my lun" was and so on. But hero is one mystic

afficted by any mock modesty,

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sories. Her sister, Miss Evelyn P, cuse for his reckless promise in the ld Helm, was bridesmaid. Allan Mc- last line: only to throw his shoe over tho Gregor supported the groom. Fol- lowing the ceremony the happy couple left by motor for a trip through Prince Edward Island.

:sl o issues, blue our some mme, me we pclntius towards the door

Ah' then, I'l1 wed ye a.'.

Yes, the women often take the IHC

rr Telegraph Jouma1_ initiative, and they hilvo little |)Btl°

ence with the overcautious swdin.

We have some songs, of course,

_ _ _ when the lady shows she is not

P. By Guardlnn's Special Wire) 00

hael McCardeli, confessed ab- N

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t

with “inlornratlon on every

att's snatch a year ago lost

n he appears in magistra.te's

because he knew he was in-

the court. “We were making

B

Meisner out," he staicdj

revealed that the $500 paid to

'dell in an Indiana prison was, tributed by Hugh Labatt,\

bg reimbursed by the province, said.

witness who said that in 1932

withheld and who admitted a

Albert Pegram and Gerald olson of Muskoka. as the trio met him in Toronto and die-

rlun Open

broiling.

will make n. hit with the men

ve the steaks out thick.

Pe . hw

cut fairly thick. ‘

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ELPS AVOID v MANY COLDS

Booeetllly designed old for non and Upper throat, when melt colds start. Und in time. lnlpo pnvont many colds.

‘ very anxious to be courted. You

remenirber how Mistress Jean dis-' it th t fl d 1 d

° muse the luird's o fer with a. vur¢y H We ll ll every av

MGISHGF II1I10G9I`ll1 sun,"Nu.-»rnmostrnstmm,r1cw-

ever. 1 muy tl-is mulaen if only humdfum couples. may md

v.

W9

and the last stanza ends with

ddlng bells. Meg might M "delf

Ailso. Craig," but in the long run

Charges of kidnapping ,md armed she relented and Duncan Gray had robbery of John S. Labatt will be his Way “ner au: ymmg new1y`w°dS' the glad and Duncan coulna’ be her death,

swellin' pity smeared his wrath, this t<mly~turvy we call life.

oo t'.hey’na arouse nn' canty baith,

ue cottase. rwoulnrly HU W

r-entwlned door, and the his

e, characteristic of Fifeshlrc

‘Id ima ine nor urluiah on she

"uber Jagnlo coming up from lt.

pathetic cry: "I wish that I deld, but I'm no like in dee."

d her brsve nsplutionz

I'l.l doe my belt lt gold wi.fe_

1'orAuld RoblnGrt! ill. kind

guidmm to me.

And what would be the solution

wn

a similar difficulty in the story Tam Glen. whom both father

opinion il thot such a wily

her attempt-I to bribe her sister

fiounsel her to marry Tam

SUPERS'.l'f’l'IOUS RITES

Our' ancestors seem to have been

superstitious rites in their en-

who would be their life-

se rites :formed at Ha.llowe‘en

The int Halloween I was waukln’ My drookit sark sleeve, as ye ' ken

'rmlltiou deems that the

flowing stream. or to a ford cros-

then wash the sleeve of her bod- K0

n She must come homo in

ing it Then as the sleeve dried

'figure of her true love would

come in and turn it. There were

hemp or lint seed, the wlnnow of corn. the burnin of al

S . I I>¢ o the ribs (nowadays we use nuts),

rite that can be practised at ony*

he fin, and go to bed, still witch- ne ' '

imc. If you wish to see your future

above superstition either If a

acces would be received he had

r one’s dwelling. If it fell with

he might go in and conquer. If it pointed away, he had better try his

k elsewhere. '

VARIETY IN MARRIAGE

When we come to consider the treatment of wedlock in Scottish . song, we find there the some

life around us. 'I'l1ere on the

crouse and happy in their choice. There oiethe nagging wives and the domineerlng husbands the old Darbies and Jeans, and the

the »ad,`just as we see them in

As we look at our songs, we must

Ha, my the main' o'f;_ admit it certain lack of proportion

This Morning

UUAKER UATS

0 For a few cents, your children may

¢haDionn¢‘ u u.Tla¢ or nuker Onts oven |3302 their bigthday became it does children such nvorld

of good. Tier Oats in :he onl oatmeal w ich has SUNSHINE VITAMIN D, the vitamin that makes strong bones. And. . '

quick ` Quaker QQ ,', Oats ;»,“<`il_"_

loloctod by exports TEH

Doro: :I Dionne Qulrituploh

-_._--' _ ; -~_€_-€-*-_- .__._.,___;=z:-‘° -‘

Wee Cooper 0( Fife," who Adopted a novel, if drastic, :method of tom- ing his genty wife.

To an unmarried woman goes the

honour oi' writing what many con- sider the outstanding song of con- jugal fellcity in the language- "'I'here's Noe Luck Ahoot the House." Jean Adams was ra. servant at the manse of Crawfurdsdyke, now part of Greenock. There she had access to all the books in the m’nister's library, and soon blos- bomed forth as n,sclrool-mistress.

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head to visit Richardson, one of the literary lions of the day, whose

was at what we now cali retiring

the excited wife, giving her molds a.

brought that heir' husbands boat hu been sighted in the effing.

Duck About the House" one of the

half-hysterical questions in the

And shall I hear him speak?"

had seen or heard.

m ~ For Sydney

Ns.. oct. a1-ror.>- _ \

A ooo-me property !°1Ir M100 ~ _ .

HAD from Sydney hu bill! leliotodjrl , 7

I I ' _ ‘W I gl

ii§2'°N'?°nT'§¥§ America. the chairman said the ter- _

"1°‘~'“ ‘minus here would be leucd tn-

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£11231' iuoelizlgfegf United Stiles llufl.

She appears to have been very mc- W TP ucssful until une wok it into liar ln me advancement cf the proiwt

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novel, Clarissa. she much admired. D50., president of the Sydney To achieve her purpose, she walked Board of Trade, and Colin Moclfen- f=*;“=i

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nge. After her return she was most n , -

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unfortunate, and died in Glasgow

to London. this sohoolmistress who zie,

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Poorhouse. How vividly she paints Hi

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confusion of orders when word is mndonderry Harbor Board

Burns considered “There's Noe t

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most beautiful songs in the Scottish b lg g pm d. rumuage, and-declared that tne,§§':“m'°',,,,f° " ‘° ° 'M M"

last verse: .1

"And shall I soo his foco Again? mucuon md “dm bum from

l> .

‘”°’° ““°‘*“““°d by °“Y“"‘“¥ 1" distinguished sreniteuowno design-

I question ifwe would all stand °

fancy that many would claim that U he hilll-9'-ll! has Ki'/on us our most

Hs "John Anderson, my jot"

beautiful so oi' married /life in T-

Ocean Air Port _

the lite for s 31750000 no"th Am mega _terminus of the llll0l°°"°l11 ocean nlr service, 0,. H. Glendln ing. chairman of the Irish tr-ou|\ numuu air oornontlom I-uu°\l°°°d hm today. , Owned bythe Non Motto Gov-

‘ernmenil. the property his been dooded to the oorporstion and will be developed _slung the lines pru-

ged for the eastern tarmlnun lt deuderry, Northam roland.

Mr. Clendininz. who spent sev-

eral days viowi;H available sites on Cope Breton and before all- nouncing his selection, wid leave for Ottawa this week' to consult aviation autlwritles regarding his plans. .

On the way to the capitol he

will st/lp of! in Sl'nt John, propos- ed for an intermediate bose on an air line between Sydney and New. York.

Planning the "quickest practical

route" for olr transportation be- tween the old country and North

er c°l’P°ntiou connecting the an lervloo with canadian and

several American companies vm

seeking to open negotiations on that detail of the scheme but con- sidernfion would also be given Canadian Bfuthorltiw.

In making his announcemfnt. Mr. Clendinlng issued the follow-` ing ototemet:

“The Novo Bootie Govemmentl have granted. at a. nominal can-~ sideration, an um. of approximate-

900 acres to the Irish trans-Ab

lantio air corporation for the pure

ly

pole of establishing on intvtnotimr- sl slrport for the proiootod trom- A . - e _

ney, Nova Bootil..

“The site is kltuntad four miles

from Sydney and adjoins A first

class hard-surfaced highway.

"ft 1| proposed to use the lollth

was

landing base roi- flying boats for

I Y'

An alternate base for the rw-

maining period will be lelooted by Ali' Commodore R.. H Mlrlock, 3 D80 air consultant of the cor

Q01'

'The Mayor of Sydney. E. I ggnh has nomd a committee 2 eoloborsto with the oo rrion

M1011 2

its Mtwnnel will include His

KC 'A similar committee has been pointed at Londonderry includ

Blr Basil McFarland But

gh Sheriff of the City And Ml' bert Smyth, chairman of the

Mr Clendining said large aircraft of the Glmn Mnrtln and Blk-orally

would be und in the urvice ding ncoommodntionl for 45

The Sydney md Londonderry rporto would be the camo in con-

lons prvpored by Maxwell Ayrton d the Wembley inhibition ents `

by Bums.s judg_ment_ Indeed’ I Philadelphia exposition plants.

so llnnrd'» for Dutdrnlf

tlmtio dir service from london 2 d rry. in northern Ireland, to Syd H`m_

to convict Jack Bannon on as

YY

Then there la the lassie who pro- ested: “I'm ov young to mar-

yet," and though Jenny cried

sauclly: "Na, na, it calms. be,"

Jockie did eventually win her heart in ure field near Edinburgh mn. than in their right. Brian is the

Sentiment! Why, the Scot is full

ur it. .rust recoueut new me inure "Fondue Lost-" We all. at heart. cherished the crcoklt ncwbce given "H111 I lift” bit °f wi-Mol. and

8

her by her boy lover and how he came back when many you-a had

passed n wealthy mln. to look her.

Or again, who but L aentinlentnlilt

would court Leezle Lindsay no n poor

man then so dramatically reveal his identityilz He has led her high up on o moun-

tain,

And bade her look out o‘er the

sea. -

"These isles are Lord Ronald Moc-

donald’s,

And his bride and his darling are

ye_..

MANY ELOPMINTB

Then the number of elopmentl

that takes place! Evidently paran-

trtl authority was not sufficiently strong, even,in those rod-of-iron

days, to hold in éheck s pair of

youthful lovers. There was the bride of .lock o' Hazeldean. Wealth and social position meant nothing to often find this sentiment ""frl Scottish song-but it seemed that she would have to yield. All the preparations were mode:

The léirk was decked at moming-

ti e,

The tapers glimnmed fair, The pr-.lent and bridegroorn wait the

bride,

And dune and inquire were there. ‘his knock heard lo It vm the

'nm mush: lm built by bom-

and ho! ,

The lady wllno’ soon,

She's over the lordor on’ own'

Wi' Jock o’ Hueldoan. It is almost as dramatic as the

elopment of Young Ioehinvu- Eloplnents did not Always turn out u planned, however la witness the amusing bo’ Wee Toon

tumie -

Glenn, who ho.” lowered o Flux” 0! his belowd. flood. after n strenuous the unwel- come rectum of rs mother-t

Thislo .ond notsfewothbgi;

mggesta :hat seems to have ‘exochtve parental lnlorfonnoe ln the good old days. Jennie mented Auld Robin Gray only m please

her Know: uy ltner u-cull utr, my :alum-

didns :pull

tot me lookit n my tooo till my

holrt WM lilo to Mill

M look at the little one-

.lets §.g¥§,;?

...,&..m.3._mW M _M _Ying 3 VA~1lo~||ol. ,;,,°;"~,,{°,",'7°;;,e,,sf 'a,w,_,°;,,r m.

in the composition of the ha py md the unhappy households. 'lgrie discrepancy is easily explained. People ue more -deeply interested in their neighbours’ wrong deeds

most interesting figure in

njoy the details of A quarrel, Bo some of our most populor longs of married life relate the bloktringl of mln md wife, and give that some prominence to unhapby nur- rioges which is supplied by the Divorce Courts. I shall mention four o standing enenlplel. There is, first of all, "Tho Bar-

rin' o’ Oor Door." You remember the story of the husband and wife who quarrelled as to who should bar the door and :greed that the mst to spent unoulrpcfzsrm me task. 't was winter. The w nd blew cold through the com door, but neither would yield. Midnight can-ro md with it two robbers. They entered, and unrebukod, devoured the new-made mealy pud- ding, for neither man nor wife would sbeak. At last one of the \\"tvi*f»d guests suggested cutting of the old arena beard and kissing his eomoly wife. With that the husband shout- ed out:-"Wad ye kiss my w'lfe be-

fore my, face and oca‘d me wi' barley ree?" And the wife? 'rnen up an started our gldewifc, Giodthreo skips on the oor 0. audemn. ye'v¢ spoken me fon-

mnllt word,

Rilo up, on bo' the door 0. xi pun do ru mimi uf the my

of the minister who could not make

sound of argument vvlriiri. At lm impatiently, he GMMG the door end demanded. "Who is the hood or urn noun?" , "Deed, slr." o woman voice rc-

pilxiled "that Just what wvfo discus- I .

*WN WHO (IIT THEIR WAY

wfitaugxy thatéhe wmuroeelm

W!! marriage in

courting! In "hr Your .Auld

About Yo," the inulamd, in

tend prom

-‘iii Egg

a sl? er?

"THE LAND 0’ THE LEAL”

Again. what is often said to be the

gem among our Scottish songs. Lady Na.lrne's "Land o' the Ieal," may fairly be taken as expressing the happiness of wedded life. It was written to console a friend for the loss of her little child. For long controversy raged around the song, which had been published anony- Yrwusly. o controversy rendelcd more complicated s'noo some of the old chap books changed the name of "John," as written by Lady Nairne, to "Jean" and published it as Burn‘s farewell to his wife. One writer has sold. and said truly: "Who that has heard “The Land o' the Leal' sung in a Scotish gloom- ing to al hushed crowd of listeners will not confirm my words thug there is no song, not even of Bums nor of the French Beranger nor of the German Heine which ep- pmochen it on its own around? It in exquisite in its simplicity and iefrdel'n9lH. the wife bidding fare- well to her husband and promising to meet him in the land o' the Deal. ‘ Bo we draw to on end our brief

review of Scottish songs ot court- ship and marriage. You may not Inca with my choice of illustration or with all that I have said, but I nm slim that You will be with me when I soy that our Scottish song, too often neglected and looked upon ll lormthlng vullsr and som. mon. is A tnuun worth Dlilerving mo can-icing, worth singing urn coullllg to be sung on every possible opportunity. It ll the pro- duction of no one great composer. but of the people themsllvoo. It

peering lite of the put. many o lllmpno of lootvsh character. It unites words full of terldornul of pathos of humour to o music which, or life and vivuity or .meer Nlllfy. ll un olloled by thot of

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Unloading car of Shingles

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grades, reasonable prices. ree delivery 15 mile limit. Other lumber, all grades. R. A. McPHAlL New Haven

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NOTICE

Any person taking wood

from my property without

-permission wil be prone-

cuted.

JESSIE M¢KNZlE _

Hartsville. \%r¢n==.-=.;

l\l|0TIO|l SALE

AT MIDGELL

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P°lilUlH°» ¢°“f¢“Y. correct behuv -All the social graces-em neverwg: bought with money or other gifts. It 5, :letter to punish for bod behaviour rather than to have the child grow up count, ing on payment for being good, Bad health habits too must be eradt.

utedcorly. A tendency to constiyntign can be corrected with Baby’s Own Tub. lets. The prescription of a Canyliay, doctor, these pleasant-tasting 1-,,b|e,_, :lame the entire system gently, but ellcfively. They are absolutely safe for thv fum bl_by-yet. by ucfuuiug the usage, etfecttvc for twenty year olds,

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comes this lctl.er~“Baby’s Own Tablet; lfe l sure remedy for bnby's colds. lover, colic, constipation md teething troul»l¢»5_ They are easy to take and absulululy safe and harmless."

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Report for the month of sum.

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Georgie Buchanan; 8; Mari-on

Grade V-1. Ivon_Hill. Grade IV-(Sr)-1. Raymond

Weeks; 2. Ruth Ross; 3. Boro

kd.

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5 lm °f 5Yd“°7 H”`b°’ U i ohanan, I Elwood Weeks

u ' _ . Grade III-1 Ralph Weeks; 2.

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AUCTION SALE

or"l|‘2irr.M AND crook. ETC

I will sell ot Public Auction uu

me prgmisu at Nssh Rnsticodn Queen: County. 011 “Y "‘° '"":‘ ogy of October at one o'oloek P. N- If not fine tba following lily. Wi mu. lcmpeftv of 0-° 1*” A' “““`l eu Manure) 06 *°'°’» W ""5 ‘il wood, remainder in a hllll IW” ‘n onlimuun. an uv to We 2° iff” rox mush. nuinlnsu lu rw" “

dltlon.

B‘l‘0O_I(-1 mllch cow.

CD01’-I0 has of B81.

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ouch. over ll months. on lPill""

M” mm wc! A. zuumill-1. ALEX- M¢Bm»

Auctioneer.

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AUGTION. ...SALE

of Fam and Stock etc

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