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, Wedding At Sum m e rside

4 - I ____. A puny wedding of much inter- "1, was solemnized in St. Mary’! Chump, summerside, at 7.30 can. on Tuesday, September 12th, when M155 Cornelia A. O. Whit/e, daugh- Je, n1’ Ven. Archdeacon C. do W. wuuc, D. D., andlvlrs. White, was united in ‘the holy bonds of mat- flmony to Ml’. Charles G. Monkley, 501-, d! Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Monk-

1ey of Summerside. The church “.85 tastefully decorated with occasion

‘gutillllll flowers for the and was the work of the _W. A. of the church. The bride's father per- formed the ceremony in the pres- ence of the relatives and friends 01 the bride and 8T°°m~ '11., bride looked very sweet in a dark brown suit, brown hat and '0!‘ fox scarf, with accessories xmaiching shades of brown and carried a spray of golden glow and lnaidenhair fern. She was attended by her sister, Miss BctW. ~ Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Monkley left for Charlottetown. They will reside at 131 Euston Street- Previous to her marriage Miss White received many lovely gifts, ‘mop; them being e. beautiful mlndard lamp from the Pioneer Baseball Club, a gift oi’ glassware [mm the W. A. of St. John's church, St. Eleanor-b, besides many individual presents. The Guardian joins in extending ielicitations to the bride and

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' DIEM.‘ GILL NETS both lin- and cotton, barked marline, hanging twine, floats, etc., at Eraceb, Summerside, 1094

NOW IS THE TIME to have your fur coat neatly repaired or remod- elled by C. Alcx. Brown, Farrier, 138 Gt. Geo. St. All work guaran- ttcd- 1093

-Sl’0RTS AND TUG-OF-WAR m the Kcnsiygton Rink Wednes- day, September 13, at 8 o'clock. Compctilion for the Amett; Trophy. ‘me following teams will take Dirt: Albany. Freetown, North BQdPQuc and Kenaington East. Ad- mission l0 cents. 1099

Thanks To iii-Tang

- M. S. H. Colwiil of New Haven, was the lucky winner of the ticket which brought him the valuable $50. prize uilered by tho Vi-Tang Manu- , turcrs of which Mr. Stirling Mc- ' is the popular , Mr, ‘ ’ ll emresses his thanks for the check received some days ago. Suc- chs lo Vi-Tang. 1031.

BIRTHS

r"“orri1*"n ammonium-rad; Will on September 1, 1933, w Mr. Bummcrside, a. son, Peter Mac. Arthur.

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MARRIAGES

crcsmuiflsfioaai It the Rectory. Kensington, by Rev. a: T- Silriggs, Alton Jardine Bell,

W"! River, to Olive Mable Mouse, NW Annan.

lfaccson-nonlva-ar the Uni- ted Church Manse, Hunter River, on 59W 4. 1933. by the Rev. F‘. E. Bwlhfdyd, Flora. May, daughter of W- find Mrs. Roderick lvracrnod, Hlrtsvilic, and, to Mr. Evard Borne. Marblehead, Mace.

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LIGHTEN the work of Wash Day, I buy an "Easy Washer." Drier com- bination at the late Mr. Gallagher's l sale today. 101s.

PRESBYTERIAN -W. .M. -S.- Scveral members of local Auxiliar- ies are looking forward to attend-l ing the Fifty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the Women's Mlssionn’ ary Society (E.D.) of the Presby- terian Church in Canada, which! will be held September 2'1 and 2a, in St. James‘ Church, Charlotte-

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the dancing. The hall and building was decorated for the occasion with sheaves of wheat, g-rain and corn, and all sorts of form pro“ ducts, which made the occasion in keeping with the season.

STORM DAMAGE-The storm of Monday night was the cause of a large willow tree in front of the residence of Dr. J. S. Jenkins, Brighton Road, being blown down. Another tree lying on Hillsboro Square is the result of the storm.

HERE ON HONEYMOON-The marriage of Jeanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Nollcn, to Mr. William B. Farrow, son of the late - Mr. and Mrs. Francis FOITOW‘, took| PREVENTED FIRE LOSS-Mr. place Saturday morning at half- Richard McGee, about ten o'clock past eight at the temporary chapel ycstcrday morning averted what of St. Louis de France parish, otherwise might have been a ser- Mcntreal. Rev. Father Lapierrn of- ious conflagration in the eastern ficlating. The bride was given in end of the city. Some children marriage by her father.‘ Mr. H. while playing around the ware- Auger also acted_ns witness for house of Mr. 'I'hos. Michael, gro- the groom. A reception at the ccr, set fire to a pile of paper and homo of the brideJollowed. The straw close to the building. The honeymoon will be spent at Wat- ‘heavy wind blowing fanned the erside, P. E. I.—Montreal Gazette. I flames, and in a short time the Mr. and Mrs. Forrow arrived in rubbish was burning briskly._ Mr. Charlottetown yesterday. Mr. For- ,McGee noting the danger at once row is a member of the Canadian Zsecured buckets of water drenching Press ‘staff at Montreal and with the flames before any damage was

his bride will tour the Maritimes done. . before returning home, wcnomo BELLS-The marriage

of Miss Dorothy Doull, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dunbar Doull, New Dominion, to Mr. Henry liramwell Chandler, eldest son of

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the late Henry Malcolm Chandler ‘,°°"" " "'"" "Yw" "' Ii VII-INEQ-

and of Mrs. Chandler, Cuarlottc- I

town. took place at the nonle of the . 1ST. ANDREWS PREQBY.

bride's parents on Friday, Sept. 8th" T531511 - (muggy, Montague, at 6-30 a. m- Tho Rev- D- K- R055 Sunday, Sept. 17th. Services: mom- performed the marriage ceremony mg sex-WW at 11 o'clock; evening in the presence of the immediate 50mm, at 7 o-dock; sabbath relatives. The bride, who was giv- '

, School at 10 am. Rev. Alex. R. en in marriage by her father, wore Glbson, “muster, will preach. Good

a travelling suit of dark brown musm suede broadcloth, with beaver trim- mmg‘ “m1 “mkd “ “Wm” °f ncaamcau rnasavraararv

sweet peas and maiden hair fern. Immediately after the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served, af- ‘tre which the bridal party lcit by i motor for Halifax, whence they sail K on Saturday for Liverpool, England. The bride, who attcllldcd Prince oi Wales College and Dalilousie Unl- vcrsity, taught school in this pro- vince for several years. The groom graduated from Dalllousie in 1932. winning the I. O. D. E. scholarship and last year studied at Edinburgh, Scotland. They will reside in Eclin- » burgh and attend Edinburgh Univer- sity-(Patriot pied-Se COPY)

CHURCH - Sunday, September 17th. Service will be held at 2.30 in the afternoon. Rev. Alex. R. Gibson, minister, will preach.

Style Authority Sums Up Mode

NEW YORK, Sept. l0.—A reaction in the fashion mode from the wildly feminine trend to “slimness with a difference" that replaces early sum- mer's "whipped cream" appearance, was described today to 500 women stylists and fashion directors.

Miss Marjorie Howard, a. fashion authority and new member of the French Legion of Honor, empha- sized the word "reactionary," saying that “nothing very revolutionary has

PERSONALS

Miss Ruth Gifford of Somcrvillc, Mass, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Che-W?!‘ GENT“. 15 UPI)" Prince taken place this year in clothes." 5t. "Distortions in clothes cannot last," she told the women, most of whom are members of the Fashion Group, an organization to advance good taste in fashion in America. But, she added, a survey of the win- ‘ R9,,‘ DR Gavan Moxmqha“ 11.11, tcr collections as n. whole disclosed yesterday morning on return to interesting new “M93- iLake Edward, after spending a do- "sum this Swami" ‘he midi "a" lligharul holiday with his parents. of the loading tyaea- 0nd is the 5H0 was aggoqnpanjgd by 1115 515151-71 short, fitted, often buttoned straight Miss Marie. nurse-in-training at‘ "l? the fmnti iwmeumes Wm‘ hip

Genera] 3081,1131, Qgguvm _ basque. Tile other type has a three-quarter jacket, quite slim and

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Slocombe not loose-backed, the body of the rammed on 551111-1155. h1g1“; {mm dress bciilg of cloth, with sleeves a two weeks moto’, h-lp to Mass-m completely of lfltlr, from the shoul-

ders to tho wr s . Eaiftizhegmzgfifitlfiggomzz:ledni; 1171115 blouse of the winter is ‘Mm Mildred Rmahan, Miss Pam_ mainly velvet. Also, the tunic ‘ blouse, of almost any material, rich i ella Gaudet, Miss Ann Cronin, Miss or Simple. h” been revived‘

Ev“ Rmahm remawng in New "The blouse of the winter is

York on ‘m extended visit‘ mainly velvet. Also. the tunic blouse, of almost any material, rich or sim- ple, has been revived.

"Costa-all day ones-are design- cd to be worn with many different kinds of dresses. ‘They are often trimmed with fur that is concen- trated in the back. Coats for morning, street and travel are all nentral or dark."

Mr.‘ Chester Garrett of Arling- 1’ ton, Mass, is visiting his old home (in this city.

Mrs. M. P. Harrington of Bridge- .water, N. B.. (nee Mss Mary Ed- Isory, formerly of Charlottetown. lhns left for Bpringhill, Iili., to at- tend the Associated Rebekah As- semblies ae Maritime representa- tive. Returning she will visit the world's Fair at Chicago.

I Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Icard of 5t. IDNDON, Sept 11_A decrease

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Recovery

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I ‘ Sept. l2—Cai\ada is makin; (Canadhm Press) "splendid progress" towards econ?- wmNIPEG‘ Sept’ 12—Inlm“" omic l'(‘(‘0\'Cl' ii the o inion of

waned on the Grain Exchange to- " y, I p ' day as Chicago turned erratic 1n I Ho“ A‘ v' Clam?‘ member of me

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the late trade and wheat prices.i[$025110lfiuilzzesifliflsifituxho aid cum dinner m“ mum .bocsted above ptgged lcvcls by, '_ ' g ‘ ° ' moderate cam purchases reacted tum“! mday "m" a hmldal’ "ill, Father and 5°" dim h‘ 39°“ ~“ ‘mm the high points to élose um i through the Dominion, ' few hours after dinner. The Hougll- i On his visit to Canada Mr. cruu.» Hm family lived some miles fron-

changed to 5-8 cent under tile . _ _ | 5,1111. he had named abundant here and other details of the acclr. ent were not immediately avail: 1t-

previcus finish. 1 All futures closed or the mini- B18115 of "brishtcnins trade." and

mum 161,315 as operagpms 511m,“ he declared he had observed also back into the lethargic course they m1 evident keermess to lnoreasc c, . . followed a day Ol‘ so ago. ‘ trade with Europe. British Gulch.» starlings K111 Final quotations left October de- and the Wcst Indies. i - livery, on which neither high nor “In Canada," he declared, "ther: 331d BlFdS, ' low was marked up. at 70 1-8, De- l ls a great market for citrus fruit -—-——- f camber at '11 5-5, and May at 7o produced in the West Indies and TORONTO. scat IIACPJ-Thc 3'3 Fnls- ‘British Guiana, if shippers here aiiail and Empire says: “A strong‘ wish to tap it," icase against. the stalling is madei ;out by Jack Miner, the woll-knowrl ‘naturalist 0! Kingsville. ‘Betweeni 2,000 and 3.000 of my choice white

son, Albert, are dead litre from cat- ing what they though: were mush- rooms. Doctors said iliipitffilltiy tllc fungi were toadstcJ. which tllc Houghton family had served for cv-

Trading Active

Trading was fairly active in the

first half of the session. Chicago traders made moderate purchases ' of May wheat; while the balance of operations consisted of spreading by local interests bTtvvcen the October and December and Octob- er and May options. l Deferred months rose fractional- , ly from the minimum levels but, i though a fair trade was made in the October it never left the peg- ged price. As interest died later in ~the day the December and May re- ceded to the minimum price a- gain.

FASHION T0 BANISH

NEW YORK, Sept u___A ream the starlings, and now this bciluti-l

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‘wildly feminine trend to "slimnessimd “d Pianted i“ i914 15 a 513m with a difference" that replaces u’ 1°°k m‘ A Tflmwgraph °f Jack

early Summer's “whipped cream _ ‘ appearance, was described today by Starling drqmmgs is a pmtum‘

to 500 women stylists and fashion of desolation. On one oocasoil the directors. 1 t Miss Marjorie Howard a fashion 9‘ 0t o‘ undlges ed shelled com‘ authority and new member of the d m . French Legion of Honor, empha- 00m an mom an mo °f the] sizcd the word “reacti0nary" say- John s‘ Martin Strain of mum ing that “nothing very revolution- wyandoms were poisoned‘ ary has taken place this year in “My personal findings of the] domes“ starlings up to date,’ says lvliner,‘ Ewart busmess was confined w “suns this season," she saldyfaro that they are driving out some‘ small lots and was not a. market Hare or two leading types_ one ml m o“? beat w°¢d_‘5‘-‘ed "d 315°C‘, (anon 9111514., markets we“, mm the Short fitted Jacket often bupdestroying song birds, such as the . Qmc o ,1 111116 en-aflc m1 a '_ ' ' Kentucky cardinal and lovcablci a‘ ' ’ d toned straight up the front, some- 1 d , . slight gain most of the day, and times with mp basque me Othepmmlm I18 Wot. purple ma1tins,1 ' lwoodpeckers, and so forth. They.‘

Liverpsol, reflecting strength in

North American yesttrday closed m: h? a afiizi‘°flg“tu“lgizsfe_biifeegqnro the worst weed-seed distribut-i: 3-Bd higher. Buenos Aires market q“ c s m‘ ‘lore America ever knew; they CfllTy) also advanced, indicating rains “lithe ‘my °' ‘m ‘I'm ha“! “rdecihly chicken diseases. They are f the Argentine did not come up tnicmthr with 51'3"“ mmplaely o’ very destructive to fruit and vcg-

expgctations. fur, from the

There was a little cash whcatflvrlsi- where they roost. Last. and worst I sold for export, but aside from that,‘ “The blml“ °f the whiter is of all. they are already lawn-mg; demand was my keen, F151;; andmmainly velvet. Also, the tunic the general public opinion and MP1 ryg chalked up Quins while Qthgnblollse, of almost any material, pron-anon of bud we: | commodities held to pcssrd lcvels-iliflh 0r Simvle- h“ bee“ "vived- ‘Miner has invented an effective | StTEnEi-il at Duluth d-Cwlmted 1'°1‘[ ii‘ trap for starlings, and during Jluiel “WWW l" n“ and spfculfluve SLEEPING TRUCK DRIVER‘ and July caught and buried moi-cl buying, presumably by southern in- STOPS AT CANYON EDGE than 25,0,” Bu, he has also found,

irerests, hoisted rye prices. BUT KEEPS ON DOZING that they are edible‘ The met is lqglggwgp, B. 0., Sfllt. ll-(C. P.)

B t B G f 1 that if properly cooked they are a u e are u p; w treat on the table, and that is _ _i'“mcorddx?r soijnfi sllilzfsggmiate one point in tho hope of coiltrol-l 11st)“ mick rv" LU?" ‘ ' g ling them.’ In tllc Summlal" of 193l,i H" "181"- m“ d“'°" M‘ ‘““‘l‘°°i’iridlinns from w‘ d= 1 ‘nfhilc climbing the wirdiilg road of» 1 m ‘or caiight‘ NEW YORK, Sept‘ nérhcimvvlls canyon u mites “'81 oflsmothcrezi and trucked back to; ladies had before them today thcinafikprvlue ' U183- city appl‘ox=lnatcl_s' 200,000.] latest “whim “(>965 ‘mm paifls~ Leaving the road the truck hcad- which were used to feed. the P1115 a waTmng t‘) be careful" cd for the canyon below, but the imngry‘ Jack Mm” dcdares that! M155 Max-wt“ Hmvfld- Ameflcm‘ bumper struck a small trce and the u starlings Me “nowfld 1° multiply fashion authority of Franco, spoke ' truck 1x186,‘ the“. um“ we gas theyvwm be i?’ “Tim 008i in 0n- m l 9'9"!’ 01' ‘W16 leak“ m5‘ tank ran dry. A passing motorist ‘arms history‘

Export Trade

shmnders i'° the etables and they are death to trees

nisht- Among the thinss shc Said wakened the driver SQVOYEII hdllTS

Were! later. Women are mixing their own C‘ face powder-this season in Paris. Boes R e1 e as e d ling from :1‘): T;

The most popular color for hair is bright red. '

Eyes are “languorous, not fiery."

Some women are wearing finger nail sheaths of solid gold.

Others are wearing large brooch- es in the small of their backs.

On the Riviera "every woman

' Dictatorial triumvirate, tllc For Burlal newspaper "Acht Uhr Blatt" rc-i i? ported, will be composed bf Doll-i 45PM“! to TM ("Min") fuse, the Prince and Emil Foul AMHERST» N- $-- sepl- 11-1“ “ Minister or Public Security. This’ dim little room into which the sun- “port could not be continued. light flowed through n srlllcd vin- we newspapm whm, L, pm, A 11 1; '1, caller's _. _ who could and many who shouldn't atflzhéonnngrietirnpg gozerdict lished under the stiicimt censor-I were appearing in shorts." o, death by execution “Mr oxmnhh ship, appeal-ed on tllc fltrrcts _at| That lost reminded Miss Howard‘ mg the bodies or “Ivan Henwoodlthe close of a ceremony honoring; that she ought to sound a. warn-i and “ueman smmL Bod,“ o, the! Prince Starhembergs nnccstor who, ing. Bhe said women shouldn't try lsbyeabold youths were then remw freed Vienna. from the Turks in' -"° I” M“ west‘ m‘ out“ cam“ ed to their families for interment 1683' unless they really are Mae Wests‘ m “mm. p10“, A or Greta Gal-boa. All women, silo The M19; 111mm“, pumy formal

LILAC TREE BLOSSOMS

Andrews have left for o. short va- cation at Mrs. Leard's home, Hali- ifax. They expect also to visit Mr. imard’: home in Aiberton, P. E. I. I'I‘hey were accompanied from St. Andrew's to Halifax by Mrs. Ilearlfs sister, Miss S. E. Theak-

in unemployed in Greet "Britain of 448,691 persons on August 21 oi’ this? yea: as compared with a ycar ago was reported in official statistics] published tday. ‘

Thc total was given as 2.411.137. unerrpicycd. a dzcrcasc also oti

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atom, who had been visiting them. 31,038 over the same date a month ing at me; my good-nos. what‘! the

said, are divided roughly into two m character’ w,“ hem a 10w 110mg “"5"? , after the boys, companions of child-

First, there are the womcn who» hood days, had walked unassisted to ‘ say, “They're looking at me; they: 11,0 scapula t0 pay the penalty for‘

admire me." and secondly, til/arc; 11w brutal slaying of Mrs. Elmer E. , a new record hcrc. For 4o yours it= 8rd U108! W110 58y. "They 11W llXlk-i Smith, an aged woman whom thcy'ha.s blossomed conslstciltly cacti lspring, but this fall blooms appear

battered and robbed of some $130 in duh lab Ind Iflll. M D

MORRIS. Mair, s(‘ll'.0llll)i‘l' 12~i A lilac tree. brought from Can-mi} Que, 40 years ago has cstablisllcd

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-——-—- , HANTSPOHT, N. S, 5017i. 12.—1 GEORGETQWN’ Bmdsh Guiami» Maurice Hougllion and illS young’

“on in the rash,“ mode from the ful natures cathedral that I pian- 1

v1 himself in a. grove of trees killed’

Marlins-a dropped on the ground outlined the strides of science in! Salemtst “d “m”-

His son's chickens atc some of this, istry.

l bout the paradox and its cure; buti n 1

i human labor, he said:

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Cotton Felt is up in price-Ticking and Spring Steel have also advanced. Grasp this opportunity now, as the

town, P. E. I.—New Glasgow News. n H d.

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