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curve BROOK MN ROGERS RICHARD ARLEN

CHARLES

F A Y W R A Y

- JEAN ARTHUR cemed with the things of sense and time. We are coming to learn today as never before the need of vision, .,Our modem civilization is in grave Only in the power of an ideal, and under the constraint of spiritual reality can we sec the guid- ing hand of God "Keeping watch about His own." God is daily arous- ing us to fill worthily that place 1n life toward which He is calling us. illCS are supreme issues after al1,l Unless we are men and women of vision. we may miss our opportuni- At the beginning of a New lleve in unseen realities or are con- ‘Yearwe should realize anew the

Malpeque

The Rev. M. A. MncMillan, of llrincetotvn United, gave a very practical address at the New Year's rcrvice on Sunday morning. Speak- ing from the text. Proverbs 29118-

' ‘Where there is no vision ' pic perish'—the speaker sold "This

old proverb affirms that

llmt it is a matter of th zlralh of a people whethe

i PRINCE ED WARD TO-DA Y

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' PRINCE EDWARD—Tomorrow

lie Know ?

two women’s loves em in the hollow of move from him

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of ﬁve human hearts.

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danger.

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e life and r they bc- (tics.

CAPITOL

RUTH andCLIVE

nut. 3.15 . . . . . . .. 16c, 26c. Evening 7 d» 8.45. . 26c, 42c.

(IHATPERTOP! B R O 0 h

“ANYBODY?

x _ Short Q, _ ' . y Subjects

convention, “The Lawyer's Secret" bares the intimate lives and loves

Night ‘l 8a 8.45 .. 26c, 42C, 521‘-

Musical Act

Is Worse Than

leather-faced lad who i lieves in n square clcnl

a straight shot l

VANISHING LEGION-ii

WllAT-A-TIME COMEDY

look not at the things which

more co-operative society? It pends entirely on our vision. future belongs to those who live

EZTQed. haunted by fear.

embittered by

pleted and life's day done, we

to the Heavenly vision."

Mr. Thomas MueNult.

p.

Garde

USE MORE

Where the Bite of a Gun

A prairie paradise becomes a ﬂaming inferno when a bzidman boss attempts to

shoot for power over a

l

range and power of the words

for self, but for the extension of the Kingdom of God, for sueli persons cannot endure a world cursed with injustice.

accounted if when our work is com-

able to say "I was 11ot disobcdient

The Rev. M. A. and Mrs. Mncniil- l Carl Taylo; of Rodney is being lan were very pleasantly surprised Izictained by the police pouring fur.

on Christmas eve, when ‘Messrs. [lhcr inquiry into the accident.

it’s Bark l

be-

and

“We 8T0

seen but nt the things which are not seen." It is not difficult to (llscem the signs of the times-but what contribution are we making toward the appearing of a less selfish and a

WINDSOR, Ont,

do - worms as soon as administered and late residence on m‘ arbemoon o‘ The was the result of an ﬂlltomobile[l‘illllf Women's Institute, Mrs. N. J. lwm gmid [hem to atoms that pus Monday, Jan. 4th, and l. largo not crush near Msdstone last night, [McDonaIcL lvlrs. J. J. lvlncDonnld. numb" ;twn¢°d_ Th, ""10, w”

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[back injuries.

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Death And Injury Follow Auto Crash

l2-(By Wellington Womeirs Institute, Lit-

The Canadian Prrs;5)—-T\vo dead, llc Harbour [seven in hospital-tug in a serious Avondale Womcrjs Institute. Ener- [condition-and one under arrest uvtic Club, Clinrlolictoivn, Gnspcr-

n City Milk

Lime

Con

27 lb.

Builds Bones and Tceih

A QUART 0F MILK‘

tains as much LIME as

35 lb. of Beef

OI‘

of Fresh Tomatoes

Also, there is more lime in milk than in n saturated lime solution.

Frank Beairsto and Wesley Crozier waited on them and on bchnlf of the Young Peoples’ Society, present- ed them with o. “Coleman gas lamp,"

Misses Constance MacNutt and

l Heavy

Snowfall

NDW

ACCORDIANiIOE "A i

‘ CAPITOL TH URSDA Y

MAT: 3.15, 11; a Zoe-NIGHT: 7 & s.-1s,2o & 42c

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rails End

. ~ ' t1 The dead are My; yycd pen-y of lMrs. Fidelle Gnudet. One Box. un- Zlmzﬁzgigtgreenﬁ e sandwich and e[gh[‘v_yeal._o[d Jlmclnalnerl. lviiss M. lVlnr-Donnlrl. Airs. i‘ y Elvidge of East Windsor. The injured are ENC Ewidgey 30, Gaudct, Little Flower Church Pn- back mjuries, h=s Mm Grads“ 28. rishioners, hlorell, Central Creams nappy may we be [cuts about the neck, daughter Bap ‘cries, Ltd. Ladies Aid, \Vellington, [barn 3, face ems and severe shock, [Clark and lVIcDonold, M1; nml him. may not live; a baby son aged l8 “m” months and but sligbtl in'u cl; Mrs. Mary Jane Duran,’ i3’ nﬂoaicﬂand Mrs. Goo. Tulle. hfiss Lillinn . _ - ~Dif_',B. 1- \ .‘- Mlss C. G. Morson, of Winnipeg. or Mls- Ell/WEB. T1160 CUB 8nd in- itultle ‘cqpiqgpllgf; vmmms 1m“ is a. welcome guest nt the home of lmmﬁl lnlllries- (‘Ollilmvﬂ YEP)’ 5911-’ ' ‘ “ ous. Mrs. Besse Tinylor, 26. Rod- Incy, back injuries, Carl Taylor, 7.

[CENTRAL GUARDIAN

F THE ANNUAL MEETING of the 'Red Cross Society will be held in ;St. Fouls llnll. Friday, January 22nd, at 8 orlock. 42-l-12-3i

Y's MEWS dance, Friday, Janu-

> _ _.,___ ._..__._

a nounrsunvo soomrvp ' On the evening of Sept, 23rd, 1931. Mr. R. H. Ward, Organizer for the

Harbor, P. E. 1., for the purpose o! organizing a Division. Thirty 99°" pie remained after his address and became charter members 0f "W1

Sons of Temperance. held o meot- ‘l M _ s lug in the Public Hall. Milt!!!’ I

ary 22, 1932. Odclfellows’ Hall. Re-

' i.i th I Serve the mm 29m new Div = on, choosing e name o

“King George." The officers were duly elected and installed, with Ml‘- A. S. Prowse as Worthy Patriarch. At subsequent “ _,_ new mem- bers c~me in a steady stream, until after the first meeting in the New Year eighty nine names are on the roll and nine more applications are in. The initiation ceremony has been performed every evening but one since the Division began. Th8 majority of the members are younx people and three young men celebrated Christmas Eve by tak-

REV. J. BONNELI. WILL AD- iDRESS DHRITIDIERS-As a, dis‘- itlnguishrd sou of the province of [Prince Erlirnrd Island. Rev. J. S. Bcnnell of Westminster United achllfiill, Winnipeg, will be honor [guest and spelker of the evening on the (reason of the eight annual jdinner of the Maritime Provinces ‘association 1:) be held in the Iloynl lAlexdnrlz. izciel Qt 7 p. m. ltfondny lJanuary 16. President W. C. Cnsl-y will be .11 the choir and introduce _ [the Spook’ r. All former hfriritinicrl; thglpvlijf; 2212:: mmbexzez; [and rhelr ii'l(‘1lll:; ore exlcnded n tome Cntcrmmklent at nearly every [hearty \\'(l1'l!llC in be llljfliClll. 1t nlvmmg instrumental music ma‘? [the czlrlrtn of the nssoezniioli, ene11[ [F ‘ '_[ _ ’ h

. . , _ , . _ . .gs, reel ations, songs, specc 6S. ‘year to myiu‘ ‘m °"“'L‘“mmg wniﬂlld we arranged occasional social or the M“! W5 ‘O M‘ gum“ of m“! evenings when lunch is served. On ‘on Lmt w r was a mpmornblc nc- "imrhii cvenlﬂl; Jan 3rd the D1- [casleu \\- p»; lls (l Al-(llblﬁllllflll:i‘qol{‘uttcndcd'the ﬁnite‘; Church ilzngilfslsxvil], the members wearing their regalio.

r . . . r - .., .- n .

[ward I->lﬂl1tl.~_—\Vlfllll!l(,, Tribune. [mowing and walking was treacher_

' ‘nus. but the division had a. large ORPILENAijIi ll hllllilllzl) [ymlnbgl- present, and the

[—Thc ioil/nrnig gnu- ClllfiSlilltls‘Church was we“ ﬂue‘; The "y.

[donntlons .11 ensll to Si. Vinceilifsﬂnm,’ dcuvercd by the chpplgln,

1.0

|01'})ll2lll1\‘l1‘ Iivut. (luv. Dalton, ‘Bu, Rm,’ '13 R_ Goudge, emphu-.. Ho“ A‘ F" Anw‘ l“ Mr" Dmlrddmxc-rl Ylld explained the wisdom of Nicholmzl. K11 lllS oi Columbus,‘

_ p v _ _ _ [total abstinence from alcoholic St. B01‘ rﬁlvricty, Curcllgun Cz1-[[[qu,n.5_ The ‘members of the

[iholic [\\'1111Y11*11's ‘Lculillc, Tignisli, [Division are very grateful for ML [Catlioln Xhnnrns League, Iimlro- that the

‘ _ w [Words visit, and feel pa, XVmnr-ns lnwitiite, Borden, Wo- [work wmch he began here Wm be [mcns lnsiilule. Dunsfnfinnge, St. {vow fruilful m the ﬁxture Success ‘Ann's .- ‘cl, Vernon River, Llgcrol ‘ ‘Club, A Friend, lvlrs. Scott, lviixnncl ‘mm Character o! the young people Mrs. Simon Pnoii, Sin, Dr. I\Tt'l\'Ill— Inf “Ilmny Harbor and vicinity’ lan. Donations ollicr than rnsli land who can ten how n“ abroad! were given by the followinig: Mr. 'i‘hon1:is Carrie, hirs. . Honnnli iGoodwln, PMlkCS Womens Insti- tute, Launching \V0llli3il'S Institute. [The Glenroy Women's Institute.

::The indication of worms are I ilessness, grinding at the teeth, picking of the nose, extreme peev-i ishness. often convulsions. Under Whose conditions the best remedy jthnt can beigot is Miller's Worm jPowders. They will attack the

Women's Institute,

[nod n return of the attack will not ‘be likely.

I". J. Iiornslrv, Mr. and Mrs. J. l1.

Rnh in illinai-‘ilg RHCklIE-IHIPQHIIu IN ‘MEMORIAM

ALFRED R. MACDONALD

Gillltllll, Mrs. I-‘. Payne.

[Prowsc Bros, DeBlois Bros, M.r

_ O11 Dee. 14th, 193i. at his late home Ebcnzzer, l‘. E. I., there pas- sed peacefully to the Great Be- yond. Alfred R. MacDonald. age ‘i8 years. son of the lnte Norman MacDonald. “Frcd", as he was us- - unlly called was n young man much respected in the community in

Womeifs In- Islitnle. Pupils lsiinkom School. P11- pils Ellinlrzill- l. lﬂllioivnlc Women's Inrvlilille, Cnrvell l3"os.. ‘l.iil., Recklin 131115.. 'l‘\vo IwlllPS, Dr. 11nd lvIrs. ltlrhlillnxi, Mr. unrl l\'lr.-;. J. B. FlClllllllll". Mr. P‘. RIcC-liirnlil.

sons, namely, Mrs. Pascoe Herring, New Glasgow, F. 8.; Mrs. B. J. Beck of Murray Harbor: Mrs. Guy Hew- itt of Cardigan, P. E. I.; Alexander 11., athome; John J., Albert. How-[ ard and Wallace, of Murray Har- bor; also Sydney of Regine, Sask. tshe leaves a number of grand- children, and one brother, Wm. H. Robin, o! Murray Harbor.

‘l

Stead. Hunter River, Mrs. George P. Matheson, Whentloy River, Mrs. Herbert Mathlon, » wlwn. MH- lemuei A. McKinnon, Highfteld, P. E. 1., and Mrs. G00. W. Wares, Granlea, Alta, and a large number of relatives and friends.

The funeral took place on Dec. 16th and was very ‘ __ ‘ attend- ed despite the unfavorable condit- ion of the roads. Beautiful flowers were placed on the casket. tributes of love from kind friends and re- latives. The services at the house and church were conducted by Rev. Mr. Westbrook of 8t. John's Church, Milton. who spoke feel- ingly and eloquently. T110 pall- bearers were: Messrs. Marple God- frey, Frank Roberts, Wm. Ford, West MacDonald, Frank MacRae and Archie McLeod. Interment at Milton Cemetery.

MES. SUSANNA T. MCKAY

The death of Mrs. Susanna T. McKay occurred at her home, Guernsey Cove, P. E. 1., on the evening oi’ Saturday, Jan. 2, 1982. She had only been ill a short time, and was in her 79th year. Bhe loaves to mourn the loss of a good mother, three daughters and six

The funeral was held from her

has been postponed until May 4th, her eightieth birthday. to spare he: U19 118m oi’ an ocean crossing dur- 1118‘ the winter months.

Mrs. Hargreaves raides at Cu!!- nells, the estate of her late hus- band in the South of Eingland, which she has occupied since her marriage fifty-one years ago. Des- pite her years she is still very ae- tive and has taken a. great inter- est in the centenary of her child. hood friend who immortalizm her in no books.

‘rho exhibition of Carrollianl which was to have been held in January has also been postponed, and will open on April first, to last until May. The collectors who were contributing to the exhibition have all consented to the postponement. As a. little girl, Mrs. Hargreaves was Lewis Carroll's favorite and it was for her that he wrote the iam- ous manuccript story of "Alice Ad- ventures Under Ground," which ho gave her for a Christmas present in 1882. The story originated on a boating party on the Isis at Ox- ford on July 4, 1862.

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WASPS IIVIPORTED TO FIGHT PEACH MOTHS

M , Jan. 12—\Aviat- ion has Joined with the fruit grow- ers of New Jersey to combat the peach moth. Scientists connected with the Department of Agricult- ure's n tomologioal station here have received n. shipment of sev- eral thousand tiny, wasplike par- asites traveling east from Califor- nia on a. plane.

Next summer when the first green

and the ' poll

las MOKGY,

NEW YORK- Mrs. Reginald Gervis Hargreaves (Alice Liddell.) the original "Alice of Lewis Carroll's famous books, has accepted on invitation from

conducted by Rev. '1‘. R. Goudge, bearers were her grandsons, Cecil, Stanford and 8i- I-lnrold and Winsor Beck, also Robert Glover. ment was in the Murray Harbor Cemetery. .

"AIME" 0F BOOK FAME TO ATTEND CENTENARY

N. Y.

Inter-

peaches appear in the fruit orch- ards of New Jersey these and their favcendaurs will be turned loose to attack the moths that infest the fruit.

The parasites were bred in Aus- tralia and shipped to California 1n the larvae stage.

ormwn, one’, Jan. 12—(By Th! Canadian Presﬂ-Canada. stands second among the nations of the British Empire in per capital ex- porting and third in importing, sc- oording to the Dominion Bureau of Statistics. New Zealand stands first 1n exporting, with a pgr up- its figure of $144. Canada ranks second with Australia third with 872

[.\lrs. John nlisnnlnn. ‘lilo s1 or-

Columbia. University to attend the

New Zealand also heads the list

llll

[who contributor] to mnlzc In Providence Imns happy for the little ones.

___________________________ {rressive former until

which he lived, and by a large cir- rlc of friends and relatives.

Naturally of a strong constitut- -1on he v us an industrious and pro- about nine

celebration of Carroll's centenary in imports with $139 followed by next year, it is announced. The [Great Britain with $110, Canada celebration was to have been held [with $101, Australia with s97, 3m. on January 2'1, Carroll's birthday. ish Malay $04, Irish Free State, $03 but at Mrs. Hargreaves’ request and south Africa s38.

charge wish i0 tlnlnl: :1ll iilUSi‘ Chrzst- ,

months previous to his

grniulatcd on their splendid cilo in this direction.

Darnicy for the holiday season.

Miss Marjorie Penke. teacher

For on economical food budget food specialists

say :

Spend 44 cents Out of Every Dollar For Milk and its Products.

The PURE MILK 00., LTD.

Phone 584

Save this ad. It is one of n series

home here.

been assisting in the store oi Si

-turned to her home here.

[utives and friends in Linkleilrr.

holiday at their homes here. - M.

WATC H

i.

B‘! GOLLY~ MAGGIE. BROKE HER

1.061‘ wlfuour iT-VLL DRQP 1N 191N175 AN‘ AsK

O 0102,1011; Futures Syndicate, Ines Grrol Inn-r. -- : 1

- 50 SHE TOOK MINE- rm

HIM THE TIME-

‘w.’

Hazel Ramsay are supplementing as [ organists in Princctown United dur- ing the absence of the regular or- ganist, Mrs. James A. Campbell.‘ These young ladies are to be con- '

Miss Thelma Woodside. who lms]

clair and Stewart, of Summorside! during thg Christmas trade. lius rc- ' Folhnﬁng is m“ Simldmi! of M91“ 1 7.)'.ll'l"l School for the month of Dem

i The students who are nltemllng‘ ‘the different colleges have l l "rn- 2' Ruby MW“? 3- Jennic Rﬂlliimi 4~ ed to their studies after n lllPllﬁfilli. ‘him Mullen? 1mm‘ Pykc- Grade v-1, Dorothy Cobb; 2. Al- ‘ vln Robbins; ll, Annie Mac Robbins; ' llilﬂkeibflll, -11r1..~m-.\111...1-n-t, run-y. 4. Patrick Mllllﬂl; 5, Alton Rnpson;

PROVINCE R. I

rof fee‘. of electric

fls . day.

I .5011 total last. year.

at

n-

cunber :—-

Grzulc VII~-»l,

(Canadian Press)

., Jnn. [The heaviest January snoivfnll here [since 1927 brought down hundreds‘ wire on s. score _4i.‘ streets and clogged thorough-j [fares throughout the city early to-i

MELBURN SCHOOL

Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Woodslrle l G"““° x- ‘ST-l-L Eilml Cvbb- ‘spent a very pleasant week with rcl- i Grad’? x (Jr-)_1» mm‘ M09"? 2- ' Jean Cobb; Zl, Genevieve lviullcn; 4. Mary Fly/nu: 5. Elsie Pyke. Muriel Cobb; 2..

12—~

Except for the injury of tvio wom- vPoplnr Grove School, returned (o he: on “To automobile crash“! hcmL duties after a pleasant visl: other n“ mm a bus me last “m” in 5oz. lvifzssq there were no nmjor lents due to the snow storm.

I

l

. I [ Mr. Reginald MacNutt Charlotte- f. Th“ ‘an ‘wring the 12-hour per‘ n°llnmi P51”- town was a visitor nt liis home in -md ending M’ 9 a‘ m‘ was six inch“

,es. within half on inch of the sea-l

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BUCKLEYS

‘ V a

IImvarrl Pylze.

demise,

,8. Vernon Pykc. l‘ Grnzle IV-l, IiWrgnret Flynn. l Grade 111-1. Isobel Pyk 1.7m- 'li'vitics. About two years ago he nie Mrllrmnlrl; Ii, ltriy Xylem-e; 4 icuntracted flu which developed in- Tjileen Mullen. to a more lingering and fatal dis- (ifil/ii‘ IL-l, Alex C.>bb. ease, and on the above mentioned omen 1 iSr.)~-1, Itrszgic Cobb; 2. date his spirit returned 0° 00d- rillinn Pnpsou; 3, LV/hh Moore; 4, A5 1115 bOdY EFBW Walk". m5 spirit grew stronger and he calmly (trade I (Jrm-l. Ceril Stewart. surrendered to the Divine Will. Perfect attendance ior the month "m1 P63999111}! i911 asleep 55 "one "1. Ethel Cobb; 2. 111ml IVIUOFL‘; a, who Wrapped the drapery of hlﬂ Muriel Cobb: 4. Ruby hloore; 5, An. ,c0uch around him and lay down nic Mae Robbins; o, Dorvlll)‘ Cobb; to pleasant dreams." ' In business T. Alvin Robibns; ll, Isabel Pykc; 9, 11c was a mnn of strict honety and integrity, a kind and obliging neighbour, and a loyal supporter of every good cause. When realiz- lng there was no hope for his re- lrovery, he truly manifested the [heroic and Christian spirit born lof Faith, patience, virtue, godliness, brotherly kindness and love. His untimely passing is deeply regretted as was the sudden death by accident of a younger brother, Chester, about four years ago. .' There are left to cherish his . memory, besides his grief-stricken mother, who was his tender nurse, one brother John A. formerly of Brndnlbane, now on the old homo- ‘stead, and five sisters, Mrs. Nelson

when owing to ill health he was iobliged to retire from farming ao-

M. A. Drisroll~~Tvn<-l1er.

/

SAFE. SPEEDY PROVEN!

Slitz-—~nurlclry's Contains m, n". qlwvnlulzly safc in; d559,, and ldulrs. Sandy-Am ilk, n g.,;,__, ‘male sip proves ll. Proven--'l'l1n11sand.\ ni‘ testimnn. uln and on. lnlgrwl an!» of any rough rmnrrly 1n CJIlJli-l aro can. winning evidence of iis maria. Iii-ll

NAIXTLIR,E

By George McManus

WELL- JIGGQ - OLD ﬁPOﬂT-

FlNE- DlNTY- WILL ‘(OU

‘TELL ME THE TlME BY YOUR

HELLO» CENTRAL‘. QlUE ME. MAXYJ PAWN- snow -

HELLO‘. is "r1416 YOU-MAX? wemsuoox Aw MY ' WATCH AN‘ TELL ME-

THE TiME -

A Cold

Colds are common because people are careless. Prompt use of Aspirin will always check a cold. Or relieve your cold at any stage. And Aspirin can't hurl you. Toke two tablets at the ﬁrst indication of a cold, and that‘: usually tho 0nd of it. If ovary symptom hasn't disappeared in a few hours‘, ropoci. Aspirin does not depress the heart. Take enough to give complete relief. And if your throat i: sore, dissolve three iobloi: In water and gorgle away all l soreness. In ovary package of Aspirin are provon direction: for colds, headaches, sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis. Millions who used to suffer from than things have found winter comfort in Aspirin. Ar drug stores everywhere.

ASPIRIN

(MAUI IN CANADA-ITRAlIl-MARK RIB)