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STEVENS DEFLARES I-I-iiITH IN DOMINION

"Our dollar is at a. discount 1n New York, though that discount to my mind is not justified. I am not

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going to discuss the question International debts, but that prob-

151cm must be confronted before the 4o to hour her (iebts.\vm-1d will reach a period of “ho: and meet her obli- ‘ rrycsslyg prosperity,"

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gutioils: if the coilntry i; ndminlsw tiered with reasonable wisdom“ 119-‘ clurrd lion. H. H. Stevens, Minister of Tiara!" tmd Commerce, addressing “If each inclivlrlilnl cltiztcn will do what} he or she con to alleviate the un-i

STATE SENATOR STEPS OUT TO AVOID AN INQUIRY

(United Press) TvRENTON, N. J., OCL, 8—Clalm-

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ing the hors/‘s. bricks and pieces of mortar andlomploymfllt threw "hem at the police. while still lmmo"

others charged

employment problem in Canada, then Canada will he able to hold steady until the larger internation- al problems are (lcalt with as they n_ isimulcl be.“

VOlClllg‘ his absolute confidence , l in the inherent soundness of Cana- rovtld, which had been march-imp“ Dmfitinlw “r stflmm mound“! u.’ yesterday resigned form the ‘I low“ Dim‘? Lam?’ gumcrmgl horn inf‘ ltoito land‘ ollilniisnl for small’ and {mm his pa“ as Chan“

. xecrults‘i-orislneitly and sixteen; me film“ The Minister urgccuman of the State Pension Survey ‘The Red Hi“! i9 dl-‘iwlsa same‘ Commission.

. . , - those who could afford t/o do so to of the crowd, Will’. h immediately - ‘pond in quormn1\vqv and clainr Sena-LO]. ymcs- resignation was became iniurinirrl, tossed firecmc-k- "m" m“ Lush expggéizurc would received only a ‘cw hours before as mm me pom,“ ranks‘ stamp“- uonoion".\\'1 l.(“\\"l.l‘(l rcllevin un- the senate Judiciary Committee 01h?“ gmh°"°d I n ‘y ’ l g met to investigate his conduct, and

throughout the D0-

to decide whether he should stand trial before the Senate. A special session of the Legislature was also needed to buthorize the inquiry.

The Passolc Senator was shot and seriously wounded last August. ivliss Cranmer summoned police and was arrested immediately, though a coherrent version of the affair has never been given. She is now awaiting trial and is at li- berty under bail-

Scnator Jos. G. Wolber, President oi the Senate, said yesterday that Yates’ resignation clears up the af- fnlr as far as the Judiciary Com- mittee is concerned and that all ac- tion against Yates’ is closed.

and cluhbines by police batons, the crowd, screaming, finally marched to Hyde Park, \\'llt‘l'c it was servcdj a firee meal and went home. The disorder began when tho co sinhularly zippezired and nrderedl

ing the right to use State funds in pay-lug a salary to Miss Ruth Jane Cranmer, who is charged with shooting him in a Manhattan apart ment several weeks ngo, State Sen- utor Roy '1‘. Yates, of Passalc Coun-

the officers with

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pital on Monday, October 5th.—S.

$19.75 at Sinclair's.

land, Monday, Oct., 12th. Charlotte. town orchestra. Everyone welcome, Tickets, Gents 75c, Ladies 500'. ‘ 9260-10-9-31

-vrsrrrno MONCTOM-Mrg, William Buchanan of Summerside is visiting her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Buchanan of Moncton, N. 13., who were presented with a little son last week, William Hvpeood-s.

-—NORTH BEDEQUE UNITED Church: N. Bedeque, 11; Traveller's Rest, 3.30; Freetown, 7. W. M. S. Thankoflerlng service at Freetown, addressed by Rev. W. S. Luring, of Kensington.

—DOING NlCELlh-It is pleasing to report that Master Albert, eight year old son of Mr. Jerome Bernard of Summerslde is doing nicely and recovering from his serious injuries! received when he fell from a tree on the hospital grounds last week-S.

—CHOICE SHOWING of evening, dresses just to hand. Shades Pink, Blue, Mauve, Maise, Green, also in Black, sizes 14, 16, '18 and 2o. Very new styles-Specially priced, each'$11.95. Sinclair s: Stewart, Limited. 9259-10-9-21

—0N MONDAY evening, October 12th, at 8 o'clock, Mr. Legato will give his intensely interesting lecture in Malpeque, entitled “With the Australian Light Horse in Pales- tine." Illustrated by wonderful pho- tographic slides. A collection will be taken. 9244-10-9-11.

—KEIR MEMORIAL PRESBY- TERIAN CHURCH, Malpeque. Ser- vices for Sunday, October 11th. Mornjng 11 a. m. Harvest Thanks- Eiviiig- Evening 7 p. m. W. M. S. Thank oflering- The services will be

conducted by Rev. Moorhead Legate B. D.

—VlSlTS RICHIBUCTO. -— Mr. Percy Tanton of Summerslde ac- companied Capt. Weston on his schooner the Maud Weston, from Summerside on her return trip to Rlchibucto. This schooner makes regular trips to the Island with lum- ber for Messrs. M. F. Schurman and Co. This is Mr. Tantons second trip this summer in the vessel-S.

-FORMER ISLAND PASTOR HONOURED. -- Rev. M. O. Brinton, B. A., recently pastor of the Tryon Baptist Church, P. E. Island, and Mrs. Brinton, were guests at a rec- eption glven 1n their honour last week by the members of the Comp- bellton, N. B. Baptist Church, to which pastorate Rev. Mr. Brlnton was recently appointed. Among the clergy present were: Rev. G. I". Mitchell, former pastor of the Sum- merside Presbyterian Church, and now of Campbellton, and Revs. F. H. McIntosh and W. E. Fuller; also Rev. J. W. Barbour of Tide Head. The ministers addressed Rev. Mr. Brinton who replied inrflttlng words. Mrs. I. W. Stevens and Mrs. San- ford Dickie introduced the members of the church to the new pastor and his wife, after which a social hour

liiiiivsilvo UP FATHER

—BUY FLASHLIGHTS Ind big- . Ull-IO-B-ii.

—MEN’S ALL GRAIN work boots plain toe, a big value $2.75 pfllf gt 9200-10-0-21

-RADl0 STORAGE n. m4 Layerbilt "B" Batteries, from 51mg 0222-10-8-21.

—0UR STORE and Warehouse will be closed on Monday, Oct,’ m, (Thanksgiving Day. Sinolgig g 9250-10-0-21

—CONGRATULATIONS are being extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wflfllm Smith of St. Eleanor-s,» (nee Dom; Lockhart) 0n the arrival of a wee daughter at the Prince County Hos-

-SELECT VALUES in Men's gm] Young Men's Overcoats, $15.00 y w 9258-10-9-21

—GOLF DANCE, Holman‘: IVY‘

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-uo1m IIiIPBOVIRIENTB-Flb- do! 1n Kenslnflon. V0313?" l" buoy m up performance of labor that is greatly npllmmlia- Th‘? m buildiil: up W‘ W" °l h

Railway oroaainl into the T07!!- Bludltone gravel, as fine in qunliir as cm be secured, is heapinl “P011 the ‘street, and active shovel: ‘lire ueri in ehoppln: thil into I W" formed highway. Never ago-in will um; b, m excuse 1o: the travel- ling public generally to criticiuPY.

-IOME FOB EDITH-JIM!“ in Simmer-side and Kinkora will regret to learn of the death o! Dr. EC. Dodge at his home in B06011 on September 30th., after on ill- ness o! five weeks, at the up of ‘i5 years. Dr. Dodse and Mrs. Dodfle resided in Summer-side for four years and made mil!!!’ "mid-l 115-9’- fall they returned to Boston t0 live. Mrs. Dodge was Mia Janie Dawson at ‘Ii-yon and n oistéu o1 Mrs. Drlscoll of Summe slim ‘The remains were taken to Kinkorn ‘where interment took place on Monday, October, 5th, the service being held in the Roman Catholic Church. at Kinkora, Rev. M. J. Smith officiating. Mrs. Dodge, who accompanied the remains of her husband from Boston is stayini with her sister Mk5 . Driscoll 8i Summersldm-S

—NEW LODGE ORGANIZED- A new lodge of the L. 0. B. A, was organized at Eilerslle on Wed- nesday evening by the Most Worthy Grand Mistress and Grand organ- izer. Mrs. Mary McLean of Char- lottetown. Accompanying Mrs. Mb- Lean were Mrs. Wheatley and Mrs. McLeod. Members from the Sum- merolde and Elmsdale Lodges were present. Mr. W. W. Muttart, Grand Master and m. Peter McCauil, Grand Secretary of the L. O. A., were present and delivered short addresses. Mrs. Mcman imtailtd the officers of the ‘new lodge, ms (Rem) McLean of Efllerslie being appointed Worthy Mistress of thei Lodge, which adopted the name “Kenmore Sisters." After this cere- mony was completed, speeches were

made by several visiting members.| A social hour and refreshments fol- lowed. The visitors expressed their best wishes for the success of lhfl new ledger-S

-Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis P. Tanton of Summerside, motored to Char- lottetown on Wednesday-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fisher of

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Waltham, Mass, motored to Sum- merside on u brief visit to the lat- ter’s brother and sister, Mr. Jesse Mathieson and Miss Mary Mathie- son. They returned on Wednesday. —S.

Eastern Guardian

..'UNITED BAYIIST QHUBCH

CALGARY, Alta" Oct 8—(BY

idle yesterday, some in protest a.- galxuit tho slaying of tiiree miners during a strikers’ demonstration at Estevan, Sask, last week, and some because mine-whistles did not blow. Last night it was indefinite wheth- er the protest strike, called by the

‘Mine Workers Union of Canada to

last 24 houraf had been general.

—Servioes for _ Dundee, 3 p. m. St. Peter's '1 p. m. Annandale 11 a. m. Rev. H. c. Mor- gan, pastor.

IAN CHURCH, Montague, Oct», 11 Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning Service 11 a. m. Evening service 7 p. m. This will be a Thankssivin! Service. Special music. Rev. Alex- R. Gibson, Minister.

Montague, Rev. Pastor: Morning Worship at Montague. Rev. Pyke will continue his series of messages on the Holy Spirit; 3, Georgetown. Day and at the close of the service, the Lord's Supper will be admin- istered, '1, Evangelistic Service at Sturgeon. \

charge for shaving, must think of the extra labor?

trade depression, and the universal

October 11 , 1931.

.351‘. ANDFEWS PRESBYTER-

JUNITED BAPTIST Church, Arthur R. Pyke, 10, Sunday School; 11,

There will be Rally

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tightness of money, gent’! faces are longer.

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FORMER BROKERS

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, 0ct., 8—A0tl0n 1'01‘

the recovery of $73,000 from Isaac W. Solloway, Harvey B. Mills and the defunct stock brokerage firm which bore their names was insti- tirtedinannoJui-ycaseinthena- size Court yesterday by Daniel B. Rochester, lumber-man at Ottawa.

The lointiff in the case, which commenced before Mr. Justice Mc- Evoy. seeks return of $59,509 and which he firm to purchase stock on margin and interest to the extent of $13,- 871 chimed to him

allegedly paid to the

EC%2-Z%Z-Z§I-Z%H%K EYESIGHT r EXAMINATION ll

Fitting a s i"! G m an nvniriu

H. J. MABON ‘i OPTOIIITIIST Montague, I. l. l. H Olin

According to mochestci-‘s state-

Leflgth lment of the claim, he received un

account from the company in De- cember, 1929 claiming $104,000 due He claims that he made a bargain then by which the company was to take over all his stocks held by

The Canadian Presn-Groups anthem and give him a balance of miners in Alberta cool fields were $15,000.

After signing the release he declares he found they were not and had not been carrying on a fair brokerage businss. He also claims the release was fraudently obtained.

The case is to be continued-

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$3.04, last night's final quotation. The pound Jumped today It $3.90 and than fell off slowly. Earl! afternoon quotations were $8.88 8-4 and 3.88 1-2, with further gradual recessions until $3.86 was reached.

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