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I ll l - 5°" City. Yukomo failing: iglmul. 801d rush of '98. ls high but d“; 3231:2051]: L? worry u“ turd? m‘. 0n a ILOOO-mile aerial assign- ment. from Lstlibridge to Dawson, a Iflhbfidge Herald reported J .St. Clair Rivers. learned ‘while ma“ hi’ m6 "hlsh" cost of liv-

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Begin Survey 0f Garrihoo For Ferry Terminal

PICTOU. Oct. Elk-Andrew Mac- Gillivray of Halifax, department of public works engineer, arrived in Pictou over the week end and is engage‘- in a survey of the Carri- boo shore. The-purpose of the survey is to determine a suitable . location for the Nova Scotia. ter-

minal of the proposed Wood Is-

land. P. E. l.'. to Carriboo ferry ser- vice. it was learned last night. The proposed service was brought I before the public last spring when it was proposed to operate a ferry capable of carrying trucks and cars across the strait. which is between 12 _and 13 miles wide at this point.

The projected service has met with great favor in Prince Edward Island, but farmers of Plctou County are opposed to its estab- lishment which they claim will bring Island produce intocompe- titlon with their own crops. In industrial districts. the ferry ser- vice is believed to have consider- able support.

Hon. Charles A. Dunning. Feel- eral Minister of Finance. who vis- ited Plctou a few months ago. dc- clined to comment. on the propos- ed ferry when interview. beyond saying he would await thr- find- ings of the engineers with interest. —(New Glasgow News).

Insurance llead Sees Business Optimistically

Interpreting the pickuP i" m‘ surancc as a tILSLWufLfly baro-

meter of business conditions gen- erally. Mi". Ford I... Kilnipl, presi- dent and Genera‘. Mnnatlfl‘ 0T U"! Dominion Life Assurance Com- " . ycste . gar: an optimis- tic interview o press representa- tlves before leaving Charlcttetuvifi for his home in Waterloo. Ou- iarlo, on the last lap of an llbflmi-

nomic conditions in every part "I Canada with the exception of the Sdtkalclicwan drought ewes.

was reported by Mr. Kunipf. He cited partlcillarly British Col- umbia, whose lumber industry.

however, in the last 1W0 "Will-hi has been affected adversely by the Sine-Japanese conflict.

Mr. Kumpf is honorary presi- dent of the Boy Scouts Associa- tion in North Waterloo, an ex- ecutive of the Ontario Red Cross Society and president of that Bo- clety's Waterloo branch. He in- quired as to the standing of both

tion tour which has taken him‘ from coast to coast. _ Noticcablc improvement in no».

The Central Guardian

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CONFEDIIBATION LIFE IN- SURANCE L-GIBB-T-IZ-IIIZ

CHICKEN SALAD S I1 D P e r ‘Pumpkin Pies, Candy and Hal- iowe'en novelties at St. James today. I..-95B-10-25-26-28.

YOUR OLD fur coat mule new! See Mr. Thebes-gs of Holt Ren- frew A» 00.. today at Moore and McLeod. Limited. L-li9i.

FOR. FUR. repairs of any and all kinds. see the Holt Renfrew representative here today. 'I'his is his last day. Moore and McLeod Limited. L-iial.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a drunk and in- capable was fined $3 and costs or 5 days in jail and a. second drunk who failed to appear had his $5 bail bond estreatcd.

MANY TROUT. DIE-An in- vestigation was being conducted by the Fisheries Department in connection with the finding of; hundreds of dead trout~ on the

hares of Campbell's pond. New Glflflsow’. P. E. 1.. it. was learned yesterday. The cause at present’ was somewhat of a mystery both lo the department and residentsj 9f i3"! locality. it was said. An! analysis of the water in the pond‘. will be made. It was recalled thatl several years ago a large number, of trout died in Hunter Rivorl pond and at the time it was be-l 118V!“ refuse from a starch factory . at the pond at Hunter'River fur-l ther up the stream formed a coat- i ing on the surface which broughtl death to the fish. Many eels have- also died in Campbell's pond andl at times clog the water whecl of‘ the mill there.

TIIItEE FRIENDS KILLED IN CRASH-Frank A. MacKcnzie, ‘ proprietor of the West Outlet I Camps at Rockford. Maine. at present visiting his mother in jChariottetown, yesterday received word of the death of three friends I1" H" alfhlaile accident. Tuesday night. Victims of the crash uiere, l Mi's._ Pcuchtwngner. her son. Aus- y till.’ .lr.. 25, of Riverside. Conn, and ‘ their pilot, Dick Babcock, of Bos- l-lm- T1165’ occupied a summer camp near the Outlet Camps. The Fcuclitwagncrs owned a Stinann plane equipped with pontoons, Mr. MacKenzie said. but he was un- able to say whether the crash oc. curred at Rockwood or at their }home town ‘of Riverside. Shortly ‘before he left for Charlottetown Mr. MacKenzie said he new m the plane to Boston and his friends had intended leaving for Connec- ticut a few days after he left.

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Inspiring

Addresses 0n Mission Work

A largely attended service at Trinity United Church lost aven- ing closed a series o1 inspirinl meetings held locally in connection with the movement for the 0- vangelization or Canadian 111c-

Last night's audience was ad- dressed by Rev. B. C. Freeman. veteran missionary to India. and Ecev. Dr. A. S. Rogers, of Oxfomd. N. S.

Rev. Hugh Miller presided. and we... assisted in devotional mer- cises by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster and Rev. Mr. Flannlgan. Off-M Baptist church, Montague.

Rev. Mr. Freeman. who is a native of Queen's County. Nova smtia. speaking from thirty years experience in the India 1111581011 field. emphasized the sWBdY PW‘ grass Christianity is making. A challenge to greater missionary activity he said. is the existence of 60.000000 "Untouchables" who have drifted from the I-lindou faith and who. if not Christian- lzed. will likely become Moham- medans.

Dr. Rogers’ addmlls 000k V110 form of an inspirins $81k 0T1 Allusions in general.

A solo was acceptably given by Miss Vera Malcolm Campbell.

A vote of thanks, proposed by Rev. H. D. Raymond and second- cd by Rev. Mr. Webster. was tendered the guest speakers.

Preceding last night's public meeting. a. prayer service was held yesterday in St. Paul's Church, followed by morning and after- noon confcrences in Zion Church hall.

S. C. M. SECRETARY VISIT- ING IIERE — Miss Margaret Kin- ney, Toronto secretary of the 8.0. M.. who arrived in Charlottetown last night, was welcomed at a de- lightful supper at the Y. M. C. A. whore she met. student leaders of Prince of Wales College. Miss Kinney is in Charlottetown to arouse interest in the coming na- tional conference of Canadian University students to be held in Winnipeg this year. Its object is in brine home. to students the problems which are confronting them so that they may be able to deal intelligently with them. This afternoon at ‘four o'clock Miss Kinney will meet the students at Prince of Wales College where she will tell them some things that will gvie them food for thought.

Dispatch Police To New Diamond Field

(AI. By Guardian's Special Wire)

CAPE TOWN, Oct. 27-'I'he South African Government today dis- patched a special force of diamond police to Verneuk plan to guard a

Cosgrave Denies (c. r. by GuardiansSpcc-iul Wire)

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New Paralysis Cases Reported In Wes REGINA. Oct. 25-—Two deaths

occurred in Rleginivoyer the week- l end from infantile paralysis. bring-

Coalition Rumor

THUR-QDAY, OC-ITOBEIR 28

DUBLIN, Oct. 26—Willlam T. h!"

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CPUCAGO, Oct. 26-—A medical, deflflcr and a famous character these orumizations in Prince Ed-, wed“, w . a nmvjy discovered Gamma field, Irish Free State and lczulcr of the ‘ ing the total of deaths in Snsk- .8. \- pi.“ "w" gfllfiloiliegalbtgzlcswgéier cent {Zgovery during the gold rushdays, who ward Island. and. wns gratifledl Andregi Masthggténnglflflrclfin it: pending a legal decision on an ect- Fine Gael Party’ P? a ‘lmlwll Pr” “tchcwan m1’ autumn "° m‘ The” 7.45 P. M-rifnll. t-Ilrnrtr. Hall mwmuitis who {oékslrleg sgxccus god apples and-oranges in the with the information he lcoeiverl, ma,“ Plains Mass" on dumber IOU’ to stay prospecting. day denied repoilb ’\_ “m”??? hm“ m" 394 "Mei ____(-——- mm @110“; renmdy suuunuami-tiflo- B-htco halls at. $1 each, told o; pl-e. 3e regards sgguflng as an ideal . w,“ 193T when Miss Edith Map _ vcrneillsPaiiisa lake bed in Cal- Bflvflrllmelll- X01811?- bPlf0lfllvtinbll~l WINNIPEG, _Oct. 25-Four new Hflndkpfl.h1ef_ u,“ have 130mm; w“ reported m the. American Co]: :31 costs. lie still runs a fruit youth movement. and public ion Macaw’ daughter or Mr. Ric!“ tiIlllilihllele Si’; Mlzlfizolm Ceajmpbell tEamon de Va ems Fianna M1595 or infantile pamlyglg were axighuy yellowed m. mm‘. mm, me of surgeons today. m rte n Dnw..on, his wares brought health as a maticl- in which Md MMRBB or Point Pm“ became gag-ls Hi1 igflilocafiegiiti] a ages: Mr éoyr I (i? ‘m n romricrl to the Manitoba health many wflslnngs m“ be whitened u

streptococcus memngujs has been mrgrn Yalllcouver. every citizen should be actively we bride of Mn Wilfred Hunmr 01' larva 5am ofcitme Province a reehlentsghall: $03: rpllnlizm bu.‘ lflilllfnllltles tiillflflg the week end. . a Leaspmnm, or crpam of ham" 3| one of lilo "death sentence" discus- cantclcilvc; Hlgeyllgit lofxfiflliilfi; mlfsllsgliedwhethcr un- stock niar- m“ C"“’1°“e‘°“"‘ PM Office Some experts dcvleredtbe stones l5...“ the ptlriie; i... tnéltnnlm. >Il1I:3‘,n:-\llll)l!ll8 .2313?” “r of w“ m” m me r1 “l “m l‘ ___.

es. It is the most deadly form of staff. The couple were unattended found so far were email and of of the selection o; a pfqgidpnt, (,1-

Offlhsvs Mid peaches. three for s1; ket Elllmp was likely to have pcr- vffij¢j'ljrj’filjy'lt€Qavg)x

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niciilnglis. The ll cases, moreover. 1 . and only immediate relative»; pygs- poor quality. 11-151; 11' m Sign» lllldpr m;- wu-e a“ .0, 11c t d n .1‘ »d 9111115 £11196 for 25 cents. Potgmes maneni. effect on business. Mr. L T ‘ *_ .._._- the Y - I - __ - t ~ n“ c HP a e wi i mas o: a sen at $14 a sack and meat at 50 Kumpr‘ said guardedly: “n, ‘nay 5:18 m0: gratis looked very charm new constitution. Disabled Officers

s.l1l,,,,iln,,,1d'e1su,erc,,.,edymade 091m R Pound. regardless of the be a depresdon aftermath. We Bllfnls "I know nothing whatever of

rccciiily has been causing deaths over a large part of the United States. The fatal combination is an "elixir" in whch the American liledlcal Association has blamed the deaths on other drugs than the sul- ianllamldc.

Today's report to the College of Surgeons gives the other side of the Picture of this new medicine," ex- Dlnliiing why physicians have been W10!‘ to test it. .

The 11 meningitis victims‘ were

treated at Rush Medical Collefl. Chlrngo. The medical men there, the surgeons were informed, were Wfllrised at the curative powers oi sullanilamide. The Rush authorities also report- ed that their sillfailllainide results were "in line with" those of experi- ments in other institutions with this remedy for meningitis.

Still another side of the dramatic effects of sulfanilamlde was report-- ed at a clinic of the Chicago Lying- ln Hospital. It apparently is not yet a safe drug for pregnant women. Experiments on anlmas led the hospital to state that --.r. appeared the use of this drug was 0P0" i0 criticism if used in the 111138081" woman not only from the stand- lloint of its toxic effect. on the mother but also on the fetus."

A lucky man is any man who

mfmbh. but water is costly. $10 g house a month and electrlcltylslls cents a kilowat. Telephones come high, too. A party line costs $10 a month; a private line $20 a month.

Cigarettes are sold in packages 3e50- Tho 69st is l5 cents a pack-

There is no draught“ beer in Dawson and no permits are need- ed io purchase liquor. Beer sells at 50 cents a pint and $1.00 a quart.

Quebec Training Scheme Approved

(C.P. By Guardian's Special Wire) OTTAWA, Oct. 27-14mm‘ Minis- ter Rogers announced tonight an agreement had been completed be- tween the Dominion and Quebec government in connection with the youth training scheme. . The total amount involved is more than $400000 which will be con- tributed on a 50-50 basis by the two governments, w'th the province bearing its own administrative costs. Projects which were submitted by the provincial government will be opened to unemployed young men and women between 18 and 80 years of age. selected by the prov- ince. subject to Dominion com-oval. "ivit-hout discrimination or favor in relaton to racial origin. reli8l°ll5

Russel Jones gave a ver

pIOQTGE. The present stock mar- ket situation reflects United States conditions perhaps more than anything else."

Referring to Saskatchewan con- ditions. hc said there were child- ren in the drought Bret“. 10111‘ and five years old. who had never seen a drop of rain. This year they have been grateful for an exceptional amount of moisture. Curiously enough, thirteen miles south of the internatloiial bound- ary line. in the American "dust bow" region, they have had a bumper crop this year.

Mr. Kumpf reports progress made by here under the Major Mackenzie.

He was accompanied lo Chai- lottetown by Mr. Steeie C. Mac- Kenzie, Superintendent of Agen-

satisfactory his company ma nngement oi

gles, Waterloo. who is remaining

for another week or ten days. ‘

HAZELBROOK WOMEN'S

INSTITUTE The October meeting of the I-lazeibrook Women's Institute

met at the home of Mrs. Harold Lawton with an attendance of

nine members and several visitors. Meeting opened in usual way fol-

lowed by reading of minutes. Mrs. pleas-

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ing report of the Tuberculosis Con- vention held in Charlottetown. A hearty vole of thanks was extend- ed to her for same. Bill relating to the district Convention was pre- sented and paid. Decided to call on a member leaving the district and present her with a remember- anoe. Presented a gift to Sue Jones. she having won most prizes at the School Fair. One new member was welcome to the 1n- stituie. Mrs. James C. Wood. kindly invited the November meeting, roll call to be answered by a Pudding Recipe. Collection amounted to ‘l5 cents. Mrs. Law- fnn then put on a contest which was much enjoyed. Meeting adjourned followed by a delicious Bean Supper served by the ladies. A vote of thanks was extended m. and Mrs. Lawton for the very enjoyable evening spent at their home.

PICKS UP BEFUGEES

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

IiAR/OCHEIlI-E. France. Oct- 20 —‘1‘he cruiser Southampton ‘lo- night wlralessed the British 0on- sul here she would arrive shortly’ with 800 refugees from the Port 0f 011011. Spain, that lhe picked

upct us.

tor the ceremony the young couple left by boat for New York on their ‘Film/moon. the bride travelling in a grey duvetyne coat with wolf collar and navy accessories. Previ- ous to her marriage, Mrs. Hunter was entertained at a miscellaneous flhWcr by Mrs. Char-ring Deacon. 0f Qlllncy Mass. After the shower "burl" Sllllller W85 served. the rooms being beautifully decorated for the occasion, when the bride and groom met. - many former Island friends. They were also entertained by Miss Marion Mae- Williams. Mrs. Norman Bus; and Miss Mayne of Roxbury Mass, Be- m" lei-WEB for Boston for the wedding. the bride was widely entertained in Charlottetown, Mr, and Mrs. Hunter returned home "Iue-sdev night. and will take up residence at Kent Manor.

PER SONALS

Ml‘. and Mrs. R. R. Bell left Yesterday by automobile for Bos- ton. They will be absent one week.

Miss Anne Camegon and Miss Lois Warren. have returned home after visiting friends in Moncton.

Mrs. Mable V. Peacock of Mis- $1011 City. B. 6.. who has been’ visiting her brother, E. c, and Mm. Gardiner. Chilton and ell-m- relatives left on return to her home Oct. 25th..

A large circle of friends will ra-

gret to hear that Mrs, Ewan Cameron is confined to he; beg through illness. and wish for a

.‘. Speedy recovery-

Oct. 26, 1937, D. l". Hardy» 589d B5

sington and from thence to Elma-

Connolly a daughter. Dolarefio

winnlfred.

DEATHS BECK — Unexpectedly at Little Sands on Oct. 27. 1937, Nestor Rus- sell Beck in his 60th year. Funeral from his late rsidence this alter- noon.

GARDINER-At Orleans. Minm, on October 21, i937, John Douglas Gardiner. aged 5B years. son of the late John A. and Mrs. Gardiner CURTIS—-At Sornervllle, Mass. Oct. 18, 1037. Lydia L.. beloved wife of Arthur o. cuitu and daushter of the late Elizabeth Dingwell and William Aitken. Bay Fortune. P. I. Island.

IIARDY—At the Prince Edward Island Sanatorium. Charlottetown,

years. Funeral Thursday Ill’- 11 l- m. from h‘s late residence at Ken-

dale United Church. Service It

Elmsdale at 2.30.

Card Of Thanks

m“. s. M. Dlngwell and fanlll! Bangor. wish tn thank all thlle who so kindly helped luring thir- recent sad bereavement, ll-Ifl "I"! who 5mg flower: and manage: of lymwghy, 14-11!!-

i In Memoriam/ I lrvloving msmmc of MI!’ ’

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EDITH LAURA CURLIY l who departed this life October 18th. I930.

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Mr. R. H. Pethick. manager of the Royal Bank of New Glasgow, , N. 8.. accompanied by Mrs. j Pethick are enloying s brief visit to the city the guests of the frvr- . ma“ Parents. Dr. w.rr. Pethick' and Mrs. Pethlck.

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Mrs. Ethel Roth who has been visiting in town for the past three months with her mother-ln-law. Mrs. Carrie Ruth. has returned to her home in Murray River. P. E. 1.. where she w'll Mr. and Mrs. Aim: I-larty-Truro News.

Mr. Harold Bulpitt and his mother. Mrs. Edward Bulpitt of Roaeneath left by car for Boston. where they will v1s’t relatives and

Y P visit her parents. a

Never shall your memory fade ‘ qvectelt thoughts will olwlil llll- '

ger ' Around the grave where you are

Inserted by her Aunt Martha and Essie Cu

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N. D. MacLean

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wlltshire

friends for two weeks. Th were accompanied on" their trip y Mr. Elliott Acorn, Dundee, and Mr. Fred Norton, Brudenell. t