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CAKE SALE

The Society _t'or Prevention 0f (‘ruelty to Animals is Holding a Cake Sale at

MOORE 6° McLEOD’S STORE

Q1‘ TURDAY k.’ L ’ cuus; to cmst broadcast. has been 1

' wronged 1.111~<111gh the courtesy of‘ (T. B. C. The Right Honoumble . W. I... ltllu-kciizie King will be the

first. speaker and messages will be given the Guides from Lady 'I'\\’C€flFI1lllll' and from the Chiefl

(,‘-Ollllll1.\~i()ll(‘l‘ for Canada, Mrsl \Vnri'cii._ 1

The Central Guardian

MOORE AND McLeod, Ltd. will be closed all day Monday, Thanks- 1111113. 14-469,

BASEBUBNER HARD COAL- llghcsc grade nut coal. A Pickard m Co. Phone 240. L-376-l0-7-3i.

ARE EXTERTAINED AT DIN- NERPMr. and Mrs. W. C. Hoyt entertained at a very charming dinner party létrt night in honor

. of Miss Edith Maclizie and Mr.

g Wilfred Hunter whose marriagc

1 hikes pluce iii the near future. The’ guest or‘ honor ivas the reci- pient of a beautiful piccc of silver- ware.

ARRITES TO ATTEND FUN- HtAL-Thc Rev. Richard West- nway of the Church of Scotland, Cambridge. lulu-s. arrived in Char- lottetown \'1ﬂ cnnndian Airways lz1st cveiiln: in attend today the

1 funeral of R111". Plwen MacDougull. ll. D. Roi". .\lr. \Vcst:i\\‘a_v' plans to

. 11-1 min iii ilic Province for some me.

X.\'I‘IO\K\L G U l D E DAY

Duriurxthc Afteri1oon--»»~}{cl|> by Attend- ing this Sale

rTTIITi FPMT DONATED BY HICKEY k NICHOLSON)

NATIONAL GLIDL DAY-Sat-l urda_ . Oct 9th., has bOen sot‘ aside 11y Guides throughout. Can- ada as National Guide Day and is - hem: ob-erved in a spirit’ of ihaiikfulnoss for the privilege 0| Ca-iinrlizin citizciisliip and a re- nmvul of our pledge of "Service to _ Gull, to our K111; and Country".1 ‘llicre will also be ihankfulnessl 1n "tho Cliicf Scout. the founder of 1

lustre tleetingwlariume 5.111

7 llearstlcmmunity ' Dramabiscussed

Prof. 1C. .1. Corbett, ‘. . , - . . ~ Alllkliulll‘ llrzin-iatics.’ 1' = . 1' Y Leader Stresses Im-l A ' p porlzincc (if Workl ;. ' ‘ i’ 1 . As (‘ommiinity Ac- 1 ' tivity:

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12in AinWitlllﬂfl aridrc-sscrl 1-110 .-‘

the (iuuie movement. Guide Day

1111c; a. joint sing song.

ARGENTINE POTATO MAN (B). Th, panama“ pr...“ llERE-AOOIJUO crates of seed po-

tutncs, 110 pounds

NEW GLASGOW. NS. Oct. 8-- The Presbytery of Capt- Breton and Newfoundland withdrew its appeal for the reinstatement of A. A. ltfurrziy’ into the mlnisfrga before the hlziritlme Synod of thci Presbyterian Church ended its. sessions here today. Individ1iz1l1sl101ild buy seed fr delegates. however. reserved i.he1 right to appeal on his bolialf1 thenisolvrs.

M1". Mario Estrada of Buenus rkrcs dcclzircd inst night. He gr- l'l\'t‘t1 in this province Thursdayln t-ziiiiarrtion with aii investigation

did not. know whether that desir-

Yiclrls from home grown seed were considerably loss than that from the. Hllpnrtcd seed. he said. While l" 111R 611.1’ Mr. Estrada interview-

Historic St. Andrcivﬂs Klfi-LFFPHD of the mmtiiics this ivcek. Stirclny wiil wlohlrttr: the 120111 niinii 1's- ary of its founding and the in‘. r-pcnlzrr ivill hr‘ Rev. AIacDmvclI of Efﬂtilllﬂv Afincs. .\

Prev‘ 1usl_v. iieod of more n1

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1 lllNiL potato men.

He leaves t0- dujr for tlit- lllilllliﬂlifl.

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cxsrc B.-\.\'QI'IL'I‘Tl-ZD—A most,

I ‘y 11c observed in Charlottetown 1

cd government officials 11nd prom-l

. 1 l. stressing tliniikfuliiess n‘, i’ l lilies in a. Guides om; . e w a s g o w ' '1 v» iglit, Service. picnic supper

each. would be’ ]l1ll‘t‘1l1l$(l(1 by Argentina this fall.1

able Practice would bc carried out. through rural “berm

rm: cmumorrrrowig _cUARnrAa_g_

SPEAKER TELLS

(Continued page l)

"a!!! naps ‘the greatest number of sys- tems in the history of the world for the educating or the masses. and every one of them failed. The thought behind the system was, "God has established two classes of people. those who rule and thou W110 obey." Similarly people were classified in another way, those who had wealth and those who labored. The 19th century was the time when it was thought to be the duty of the upper class to educate the lower classes of society. All the ef- forts faiied, the speaker said, "be- cause the only kind of education of any use is a system in which we interpret our own needs." As m ex- ample of such a. system the speak- er pointed to the St. Rrancis Xav- ier co-cperative and credit union movement. It was something that liiid grown out of and was the ex- pression of the people themselves.

Prof. Corbett then went on lo tell of the work of the University of Alberta. established in 190B by Dr. H. M‘. Tory of t-he Marltimes. An extension department had been established, on which the speaker labored for a. number of years and n staff of 2B now served the rural imputation of Alberta.

Libraries vitally Important

The work began with the estab- lishment of library faculties for an uduit education system could not be conducted without an adequate supply of books, the educationlst.

, stressed. It was for that reason he

thought the movement here so fort- unate. 89 pcr cent of the rural population in New Brunswick was without- llbrary facilities, 92 per cent in Sskatchewan, 82 per cent in Manitoba. 40 per cent in British Columbia, 47 per cent in Ontario, 72 per cent in Quebec. when one came to Prince Edward Island, however, there was “complete cov- erngc."

‘Therefore they started in Alberta with the libraries and built up the study group system from that. Then came the problem of entertainment, which must be considered if such a movement is to succeed. Moving pictun‘: equipment and films were obtalnedby the department and lust year 250,000 peﬂple were served with moving pictures at an average cost of $0 for each two hour: en- tertainmmt.

Referring to the extension da- partmeiit lecturers Prof. Corbe said their success depended not so much on their platfirm ability as

of ﬂlﬂ smd pglaia industry in m5 on their ability to listen; to go into

the homes of the people and let.

ltlin-uime Provinces. Améfntlnta them talk ﬁrst‘ The speaker told J‘ Harvey Lyn“. prominent m°m_.‘1 om h . ' , mm MW‘ ML Estrada Saeidfwgu‘ several amusing stories of .€§£D9!‘i- ber of the Toronto Kinsmen Club .

cnces while travelling as a lecturer

Travelling Exhibit Sucoesfii

Another branch of the work in Alberta that had been very success- ful had been a travelling exhibit of handicrafts, and modem Canadian and British art works together with some of the old masters. The ex- hibit had been put on a lrllCk 811d

Presbyterian Young People I Hold Rally.

The Central Division of the Presbyterran Young People's Union of Prince Edward Island held a very successful

1 Calvin Presbyterian Church Mei-- 1 maid Thursday evening. October. seventh at eight o'clock.

Miss Frances Munn presided and the devotional exercises in- cluded the reading of second Corinthians, Chapter three by Miss Katherine Carson; then Mr. Lloyd Henderson offered prayer.

Selections on the auto harp by’ Miss Marguerite Terrell and a vocal solo "An Evening Prayer" also by Miss Terrell was much appreciated. The accompanist for the evening was Mrs. Willis Nichol- son. Mr. Lloyd Henderson was the special speaker for ‘the evening‘ and gave a splendid address on "Writing Your Life's letter.’ H15

text was taken from third chapter of second Corinthians: Ye are our eplstle written in our hearts. known imd read by all men. Rev. John McNeil. Mr. Willis Nicholson. Mr. Talmadge Foster. Mr. Harry MoDougall and Mr. Reginald Me- Nutt also spoke briefly.

Rev. Mr. McNeil who is Con- venor of Young Peoples socleties1 for Presbytery in the course of his remarks ‘suggested that arrange- ments be mode to hold the annual Provincial rally at an elrly date. Mr. McNut-t; on behalf of those present thanked the people of Cal- vin Church for the use of the church building for the rally. After singing Blest Be The Tie ‘That Binds, the meeting closed with the lord's Prayer in unison.

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$2.00

are delightfully pretty

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as well as warm — - - -

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Runproof fabric - — all new fall

and large Satin stripe panties Either

Colors are Tea R059 EEK-Shell and willie’

Bloomers . .

Ladies “Wooltex" Vests

Promote Plans For Forming Kinsmen Club

Several young men gathered last night; at the Queen Hotel tomake plans for the organization of a Kinsmen Club in Charlottetown.‘ The group was addressed by M11101‘

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together with Ralph Pcrkenﬁnck- ville, Governor of District No. ‘l, and Deputy-Governor Hank Flynn I of Halifax. Among those in at- tendance were Nonnan saundersm Gordon Spencer. Harry Lnipthorn. Jack Chandler, Roland Taylor, and others. Plans were made for the ﬁrst meeting to be held shortly. v Major J. Harvey Lyrics ls a charter member of the ‘Iloronto

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pretty styles _ 5951mm -" sizes small, medium $2.00

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d ' . filmy under the newmilali 31.21525‘: "'9 Very brief or step-in types. Blue,

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and Bloomers --made warm wool nap. vests have short sleeves or wide shoulders no sleeves. The bloomers are made in Navy, Brown, Peach and Sand. Sizes 34-44 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

The and

59c

Mercury snug fitting panties in short or knee length sizes made of pure wool with very little

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m‘ ‘1r"**“d by m“ DPMQFT . Kinsmen Club president of the - corner; ‘. . Thmniiiinli‘ m his hmm mnozvnbif‘ “P111118 “'41s Spvrit i-e- ha‘! t";"°~1eg‘°r mﬁiigltyeaaih Sir Arthur Pierson Club of Blind .1; '11'1'r~'11' r '1:1111l¢s. m1. ions report. 6611111‘ “hm Mr. and Mrs. l-lazen $1"? 3 suing‘ if‘ this ogrovmoe Soldiers and Sai1ors,and a. veteran .1111... aﬂmt“ H“ 1.1.1 ‘ Among those named to commit- Cgr111\'i17ll, iiillltilggtfied the wygﬂfmyvlrcealth of landscape beauty of m, Great Wax. Major Lynes 11w =1 111mm. re “W1 A _ 1e 11111111 er." w- " h ; d’ toldin an interestin nd x - in the Pence‘ Synod Fund: Rev. R. Hcnslvy. Rctlicr ivith the friends and mcm- the Speak.” 531d‘ But’ 0n 1' e w“ m1 W5 o‘ the l. g a orce_ 1 , .. swept prairie, where perhaps people Y P 418F955 01' Kin-B 11m gmdancct siaypyfv 111-1 1_ ‘btis of the nrcllQollYl. who so will- were without 518m DI tree or n°w_ mansmp m Canada and dean Wm.‘ — f1f1>~1!‘i11"~‘11' "11 . mgiY "“‘15i@d 1119 P131’ 1Y1 115 $11719 ing stream, they became starved for the principles behind organlzat- " s "—---~—'- " All) 1.1. Good NEW GLASGOW’. ‘ a1 Ditllularlti‘. After the wants of beauty; more g-gpgctguy 1f they hm i611 . 111i thei The prcsrix-a-Ioii of 1e liner man luid been satisﬁed b f z ‘dents of a. rolling Th Ass 1 t-l K1115 ' iii m1 nmazq addresses hi Clo c1110 Pitts of O , ‘from a table ivhicli izrnanod with Ctflelfrllifyffrmer w 1 Clubseis a 132501;); oganizstlorrxilhrfl Down '77le Alleys Eastern I tuwa, cilflllllldll or ‘hp .i(1lll1lll:~il3’l- 1 11s bountiful supply of good things, The travelling exhibit. resulted in young humans and professional m-zqni/od the Al- ilon board on tho finnnrist col 1-‘1 a sing-song followed. also 110C111 parents watching for indications of men mmughout Canada meMah ‘ 1/11_'u0 1 tioii and outlook 01' 1* n P1'c.11_v‘"r-‘ niid iiist-rtuneiitul music which was‘ ilfliﬁllc 11171113’ in ‘their childmn- mme District NO 7 ﬁns formed “QIELP FOR THE WEST . . “m ch,,r(.h_ “m1 mlslzionni-y- m1- . 11111011 (’ll_l(‘>_\'i“(1 by all, A pleasing; School inspectors vrere instnicted to about a year-ago-wl-Lh club‘! now HOLY NAME BOWLING meeting was held in the Presby-tie: dresses b.1111. Rorcli s1M.....~».. 1.-_.1‘:1..»-@ oi 1m occasion was 8.111 luff‘ f°"m“"“ff°i §f“1‘_ffs““d;§3};. located in Sackville Saint John MIXED LEW“ y _ y fan Church. M°mﬂ8ue in answer and Diivirl Mai-shall of Donn j undress and presentation n11 behalf’ 3151115 were o ere , B, mnhemt Mormon l-aathurt H 1- to an appeal from Western Canada “We ‘Huang (h, f,...._,..,,s n; 1,; the (-,,;ln.\-ny;_york Point WJ] one of the most promising artists “ax Ana sydnev- Th OS- ‘l’ ‘ Last night the sixty couples ftn- 1'01‘ 1161p- The different Chufghgg “m? Spysions tﬂdny ‘WM. ., m- n ppy._.(m_,|, pm to Mr‘ Con“; 1,, western Canada wiis n young “onto! a Kmsxhén C? brzan zli- islied up the first roulid oi.’ the holy (By The Canadian Press) were we“ rcpremnted and plans n: ._._, _. ._ . t; i. ~ .\lir'Ph: 11, ~1 -. _- r 1 “immm “1191105 1°n8 i180 113d ""0? 11 mean! Name doubles tournament. Twenty IVER. Buckinghnmshire, Oct. 8- were m d t . _ (forlwtt, 111m 01- t .1... . _ 1 SINUKMA‘ 1111. .1 -.'.»., r1 ' m" a '2 ' . . v 110W 01 v iv six remain w battle and Duchess of Kcnl. and mo. in trlcts. with canned good m. M _ ram!“ h Z “w Um“ school 11 1m on i dmmqp“ ““m‘khl‘g‘ Mr‘ lékdlllgiiig-l ‘ TiledUgllilliltiy .01.’ Ldklbotglanglldg adihaaﬁrigrKirs-smen Club m Can- it out. foi the next: round which urge; o; gumesslon m the qrm-one, tagucn-L m on M Hm Th ‘n, _ I. Hmmng am_ Ab,‘ mm‘ Fppaklng m.‘ m, Inward‘ M‘ mm Mm‘ “Ogpmmh; siricilm e 11} n Cfgft! ing‘ emco um O t ‘me n 1920 in Hamll- starts away Monday night at seven W111 ccpsbrage hi, second birthday -____. ltevirs in =11 r1 sr-s on varioui, church's financial cniidilinr. 211111 riiid liopuzz thr-rc would soon giﬂflecfxllfggtf dcitfiaredelgtnvgas 5161:‘: lrlrdel n if o’ by ‘i’ group composed 03191211" in ' tomonlmh "WIISITORS RETURN_Mr" s‘ Dhnsns 111 11m t - , outlook told the synod that a l1:1‘1 winotl11-r 111mg" m" 1o we ‘vork canted on ‘b s,‘ m. y 0 ox-serv ce men but has :9 °W 8' ‘"9 u“ 59°11?‘ The birthday party will be at. C‘ M50155“ 1°“ ‘m 9- 111mm“ 141D m- t',~1(‘( 1.11. 1hr‘ rlmma , mm 11.» ciillcd Fﬂhlo limo in 11¢» _ _ - §‘“‘_ F‘ X‘ mm “I bomve ybu Me 031m. sooe developed into a. national FFénzn 2m "0 243 me Duke m. Kent/s summer home, to Toronto end Winnipeg. She will gZJYHXQ ' It, iil(“I,=11ll‘lrl ‘be. .,nl...o“.ing of "lousy m... F“... 11m: persnnj| way here for a 51mg...- System" he yﬂngllnens organization of sor- M- Nfwarl M 163 185 15km Coppins, here, ms “me 515m.‘ spend a. few days in Toronto with hroiipl-it 1011913111‘ in one orgnniz- 1 gho vn-in 01' ihp church people. ' ‘ S I I Ce cubs now Cong-std"! 0f 74 ‘ B‘ - ' 26 pun e - n" bmih" 311C111“ W119. Mf- 811d , _ . g it colttunlgd, units c ss Alexandra. born last . 911"" F" 11"“ 51111111“ “"15 “d: the cvidcncn 11f H1011‘ sncrltiire 11nd , —_"" "p11,, Adult, Education Aggcjauon “m” the Domimm- A Mccloske 155 335 327 911551111115 DRY. will be a spectator Mm hearse Poole‘ Mr‘ P°°1° 1'5 mcthvd ""111" h" “W1 l" YW111°Y1 1-01111-111111-1011- m the 11m of cr- 1 l?'yzil(liii(iﬂﬂ%ilor" m’? f“ 1141' Rndiyrs" “i m“ Dmmnlvn the speaker de- __"—"_‘*" P" sinnotr. y 14o 12o 225-1114 i P1111“ Edward W110 "Ho" 1*; sicutfiiectgh Iorlllthi»; Bfxik not thou‘ efforts 11 would create a: .h .. . 1,, 11"." L; -. f" 1'-< RYWY. wt 11s wee- forf ‘h-b i ‘ .1 _~ 1 I m ' '_ B- BW en 0n er ‘m1 "m1" 11131111101 ivoiik‘ 1111f ‘i151? 01111111111 liillrrlﬁllfiiki Piiv Y?” “'1"‘"' 1"‘ ‘V111 ‘Psllmfli iilfliilsllﬁl‘ tlcfiflilliiuégllfigixliil 13131161‘- L- Oorcoriin 155 232 256 $111131»? hiljitazagqcltiilncnndﬂséitlighns: huslband m Winnipeg Where she 1.1"?" "i 1‘1'1"1'1"11""- 1‘-"1“1<‘1"' <11?" i “p1, 111,. anvmnts ‘kppnt m, 1m. ~11" *11"11“-* l" 1111; _ . vszs. in zissist. to direct. and to co- C. Bhelfoori 153 156 129-1079 Mnrgaret- his uncle the Duke of ivrlilicil-slllt for me remamdcr of the npnpq, __1,..»,.1 h, u mpnrnl m...“ and lwmsurp‘ ‘ bliss Ivlniuni blood. uris return, Oltillliltf! their efforts. s ' Gloucesw}. and m5’ ‘at, r b ' ‘ > an nmusomeng“ ‘rd 1n her 11011111 111 South hfnlvmo A heal-Ly you; of thanks to the A Gormmy 150 179 232 a stron ' b1 1e ' ca?‘ , ,.,,..m,d man"). on "cnxﬂﬂhuunns 1W Cnmnmnhk ap...‘_.p..,,,.,,,q a .1...’ cm-oynblp Speaker was moved by Ho“ BL w_ N‘ Mccney 131 138 lszgwm of K g riiem iince to the Duke ar-tilﬂrinnd Mrs. Wilfrid Walter. .. m, 3.1mm“. next; ‘my. M,‘ P111» Mild. “nmritlllilitl V-Wililtjl] 1,, hcdoriulo“ ‘ B‘ ‘L P‘ AlacMiuan and seconded by w P b G ._____dl ' “m: u H1‘- e has the same long ggvw wlhwhgimothtzr an}? brother 1 Professor Cor- i 1m ‘ W.“ m 5113p a 5light lnrvmm """~*—"~—~—--- ' 1110 RM’. J. A. Murphy, D. D., rect- y ‘mr an‘ special W1") E_ MCCM-ey 183 192 m0 lpper ‘p and “me long’ 51115113‘ D 1d’ "is rm‘ w B ' Jo n where 1 . l» siicccstions. 1 “Vol.1... mwpmm, Wm.‘ .1,‘ H], lor of S1. Duiistzins University. Ti\\_ RNEMQUTH. Hampshire, R Mane“ 120 1w “6_1001 00111118 ﬁngers. His once-flaxen m’ w a 9nd 5°h°°1-""L l'f‘ll(1lllZ in-oups‘ . . i .1 1.,‘ ' 1‘ ....' 1151.. I1I{(‘]<‘ ' lulu-r iii the course of his remaru o“ km“ Lab“ Part1’ ‘mded sixth ha“ “ow “P11515111! 14> CDPPQP- , ~11 1 ‘Mimi ‘m’ 1' m“ m“ ' ' ‘ “ '0 11111111 111111-111 tribute to the work 01 ‘L; WW1 conference here w- His experiences at court have -' H" "mm-s m’ 51"“ 1° mm‘ . . 111(..11111~‘ “l l] sfnrltinic Synod hurl contriliuuwlto __ , ,_ . (I, ,1}. R b . . night. with chairman H h F- GP-llant 206 147 1B4 been m . . that Mrs. Norman MacDonald “ """‘ 1'1"‘ 1"" ' the centinl Iu11<1~ 1hr‘ $11111 <11 151i" 1(‘1~~~1~~1~.»u i .11 '11 e 11 1M zliillultliduo (tllttisnnllea memtieilq‘ ton noting with satlsfacltllg Dal‘ E‘ Mitchell 153 141 16*“ 995 wher o y hi‘ Lllllidons Hyde Park whgm m“ is ‘bu’ 1° be “p 5381": .. i ' "i ' 1111-11. '11‘ c e -" ' 1 ‘ " ' ‘ "l". cf which $101100 1W1 "‘ i =1 Province. ~11 neiE/‘er ‘rim ‘$112.3 mJg tho party 1's united u» a. 0x11112221: wsilﬂ‘? 2o permittgflcat:oklllizsylilgnllttignlifafrlidu m“ a b“ “m” “i p‘°“"'S"'_L WW1 1)l1('1< 1" 111" 19"“ "1 111"" i‘ (1.123 111 t‘11"1'.v i» .\:.111:tl1 behind rlr-isutrd to the cntisc of education" unknown "for mB-"g 8. 1on8 Year" R.McFrifilhne 17g 990 ‘It. l l i .. 51°31“. R r M1 Y 1111111011 1111111." 1 1:11" fiw-"un- 111 1 #1 Slulcs m- lruuvlutlvd. ' youth. organization r e 8mm of F‘ slocombe 2n m 255 A’ Mcci-mkn’ A‘ F‘ 51mm" 2m ‘he “"85 Cmlm-l’ 11051111111 W" 111$ k .\\, . M‘ W“ m“ ‘D ‘m “ p“ ‘Ur n bow! bets or the party gndlllilglf)!‘ meén (lkliieinan 100 131 121- 929 IgLLlIJonL-lltilg &&E. COIIXIOgS 2105 wgem, 56mm; Mcmem, 1n a caveqn 7 111" 1 _ _ _. H ‘ i i .5 ‘ -' l 1 1 W18 9- Ill - 11¢ R11 A-Creltl an 2068 at the gravel pit where we was K‘ ( I ,'\ ‘mo’ committee was‘ nppo nﬁfd 111mm‘ Wnvfh“ my‘ Y‘ “ “ I 1 m- urcs ht Other (‘t-litres cidcd to roorgunlg‘, Lhg movement m; L_ Dufgy 300 153 173 F. Gallant g; E_ Mitchel] 204g wonkmsfql 11.11_ “.1011! spcrlni (tllilCS will 1. “ ‘v ‘ \- “ .1. "1 .111m. ‘ I ‘ _ and hold a. youth conference u, A_ Wjsner g7 10g 1gg_ 910 J. Lawlor dz A. Walsh 2036 Ann's.“ ,, ‘ 111;» r1 vising oi wziys and Illkﬂllii 111; nth‘, 1 .1 r1 .<r .1“ 11111.1nvmnuth. ‘Pio . Coibett. 15 scheduled to Eect- advise the cxecutlvewon how to Tenth E. Doucettc 8a A. Warren 2033 v . t m n. activities M 1hr. . adopted 111..11.1i1111u 1-. 1110110111 inc .11 f1.c other centres in this attract newﬁfi’ "be . - 3 p 11 ~ . " Mn‘ C555 any ‘chimed 0m‘ {iii R i." ‘ “.O,.\h.p' M "Om 1 rx]l'.'f‘.‘¢~ 111: "111111111" 1~.1111|s in,‘ province. Tonight he speaks at Clement Amiga" 1511c;- o; m Fggnc, ‘:3 lg?) 379 V’ Pixﬁzzlll ‘d: IELﬁ/chiiirazher 20m giﬁi,“ pheasant vmt to m? d5 h "" ‘ ‘ ._ ‘ . ' ‘ ' ' ‘(Jhiiln mid M11111: 1111 11w uovem- Mcrell rind Monday night at Cen- '1 ’ ° ‘ * T ' - 0a n.- tl.1~. synod 1111b m ciuncrn no F111,...“ M ,,,,._,,. h m. wnwmql 1 m. BN0 T d h l Parilmﬁnwry Labor Party, read Eleventh F-MhvwllﬂndzB-MacMahon 2028 ___.._._.._____ b1('f‘l.()>'l\l 1- tmn1.111.11@¢ r11 11.. whole, to (101111 ‘jhyﬂnd ‘.1,_1,H.}_IHI,I1,;H_1\‘H'|§(., " ' 11pm, at‘ L233“ “fi-“rg-‘v’ e W11 be a. letter from Prune M11115“... 1.. Callaghan 12a 15s 121 A. Martin a K. Flynn ms mas" PEACH CRUMBU ]'_ n; .. »_ 1 1;, '1 ,1 licylly- m ‘he “Won; U; Dru‘ "' , , '_ "n -> ‘ v _ Y y a r- _ Chamberlain which refused _ J_ M39559 154 141 146.- 545 W. OatwaydzR. MacFarlhne 1966 w. Pl'l<l ~11. .21»... '11 nsuzwker.‘ ofwCulnc 111mm 11.1mm a ' p,.1,,'1...1\1,',§‘., ‘ quest. u) call a special sssslgn ‘S; Twelfth E- Vwey & M. 0111110,, 1pm 1 mp “our CRUST » -1 i "Wk "Pvihlﬁll 0f ‘I11!’ Pllflﬁill/WTY 01133179 ‘ .~‘)(’1l\.'"1l'1"fl 11'. 1i1.1'111l"1't.lircrs v s’ wlv '- Parliament 1'0 9071511191‘ i119 Bino- ‘l Law!” 3w 169 l“ v‘ coyle ‘a A‘ Howl“. . 195a ‘ , 1 l _ . 1 no.1: m his father, the Rev. Thomas . H M C n 8a 1 cup sugar BEN.‘ ‘m, A, v hum“. pawn,“ Iirctnn mid Nowlniiiidlaiid. grinds 1111-1- .1.-11.111r_,-r~ competition. Corbett was pastor of the Preshy- 1 Japanese ‘"'“°“°1'~ A- W515)‘ 97 95 61" 937 8'69? gm?“ s!‘ $21“, i343 6 peaches -. 1 . »t . .~ . 1 Rev. C. J. St. C Jeans. ronvcncr rrlinrtvrl 1t 11.111 word a hovrxott. was. trran Church there. After leavln The Prime Mmbmr 117911115911 in . . ' m n ' c n y" as 1-2 b tie l. 1... , . . 1 .1. .\11 dill! ‘I H“ I ‘h m‘ ‘m m _“_‘_“,v “m” \_ v m‘ 4 , “pm l u v g devote the who‘ ﬁr“ da f U MON-DA); Nudn-q; 59359111,]; H. lJacCannellllzA. Gosc 1933 cuﬂ _u r M1; l.~ .1 _ _ v . 1 -\. 11111.11 coinuii 1c. s.-1 .1 ‘ .11, 1 .. ‘ in; \ 1 rm Rlll 1. slim at 1e age of nine he at- mw l r l’ 0 1e AT 7 0.6.100“ Q Murphy a I“ Macnouun 1931 Peg] 5nd 511M {m5}, peaches 3nd , lillblllliilll]! l-r-pnmmpntlntlqng mm» i iii-co 111111111 .11 . 11111111111114; orders tended school 1n New Brunswick, of far: 01;; Oct. 2x1), to discussion ' B can-gum s‘ M Walsh 1018 sprlnkle l_2 cup sum“. m," “mn- -- - = "Tr-l 117111“ m I“°1”"f“1"“‘_ 1M’ 117M111“: . 1Zh...'l‘.<§l»..n..l'1 "('1 M“ “mm °11 imii‘1"151iimuﬁiﬁiiﬂiiiuveiiiiiuaiitgl’ r pm “m” The renewing twelve coul11¢ﬂ amt Rm Bow s» Pei: Harper um MIX wmﬂlnlns M c111» #111111" with _ "I"‘\T"$ . _ .. lbs mmwstrlouis smlatllm" T"... m (Ivillfﬂilfv 111v Executive Co1incl1 lie ifcccivrd “the degrees gt AB the “cond round: '1' Peterson a H‘ comma“ 1895 ﬂour m‘! m” m bum“. 1mm we“ . W. . A’ 71PM“, not 1- on? “,6 rlrrcht 2st’ i“ of the A1111~r1r1111 Ft-dcri-itinn of Ton-i and MA. He is also a graduateiof ° u” ' Gen“ F‘ slocombe a‘ G‘ Keenan m” blended and of crumb °°"51""“°Y' h“ (“HAL L“.,,n‘.d,n,,_ m,‘ 11 ‘ca: y accep cc m. l scv- Chm‘ 8:10pm. a rmﬂutinn calm]? my Prvbbaﬁcrlnn “c0108.”, Co; ‘ll/Inter Looms M, Cnrrugher B. Brown A. Goi-mley 6a N. McCarey mas spneul over pouches and bake in v, 1111?. :11 1111 11111-1» 111 her M111. “fl '“°"""°"‘1"11""-“ W"? '1" 111°‘ ., 1,,,-_,,.» 114;, . < -. 1 ' . F. Murtln B. Fletcher F.- MacCarey 8: F.Ml11lett 1880 a moderate oven 1-2 hot . » fr n .11 1 11c intmixta: of logo. . q 1r Serie John W. hliir-liiitnnn, Lupin-lie Ann 1.1011. accepted by tho Synod and prcsorﬂng PM” m m" Orient». Pmf‘ Con)?“ was formerly the 1, _ (i, Young B. Connolly y Smith 5t M. Tierney 1874 hot or cold, W11 Mice‘ :11‘ 1A1)" lffirgllglgégﬁlf‘ #111111" ‘1-“111-11 _~________ wreck“. o. Exmnsion‘ Unwersuy o; 1 A3 Snaw Falls I. 1301118811 F6 Tilfrncv '—‘"—-——-~-+~ M-y-T- ______--- Llilviirtinhiilnlioiii Oct. int}: lit one p. 1116 ‘(ICIIETBI Asijoniblyje at. 0211110001 B S37E13‘:kgxfieduéiﬁlgssiisggx?gaéfafg . ggnzai: M_ '--—~- m. tum-ml’ l(‘iI.\ll1F! 111111~e at. 1.30. ($6.000 more than Inst your.) 1 y pl-mqme of Alberta“ He l‘ “so a r10 M. Clinton E. Velley Pllbilf- 1101111“ =11 11111111 1111 C1111T¢1h Number two: that the allocation J , governor of the Dominion Drsma F- 3111131?! A- ﬁﬂclllﬂtl’ -______.___.___ be us follows: Cape Bictonsltﬁtltl: apanase an" Festival and a dirmtor m4 foundgr M- MP 1 n - 9°11“ County of Plctou. $11,450; Hnllfav, 7 of the Banff School of Fine Arts. M‘ Tierney l‘ Emir‘ T B O S ‘i f $5.515; stunt 101.11. c.1515: Miram- _, _ He is President and member of the mﬁgyfg; “i; “t-gm" 1"“ "- °°'°°1'" J-Llzmm" o I > " - " ""11 “m? Prim" Edwmd 1-1- LONDON. Oct. 7--(APJ—-'n19 508ml“ Directors o’ n" Alberta day an; fair $11118 c2111 .3313? A. crash“ n. 0mm V- s - tJ ‘ ~ 1nd, 7.35;; N 1 L) ~ _; g] L - , . Drmalc tongue and the Philoso- l , lﬂ, 5 - u, N D MacLean A“: A8153 n‘ ‘Qémhaﬁrlgptii; Cngs- tﬁsllggzﬁzs. ‘Liziénm stlaﬁiinigiit wgcaiasociety or the University o! allmwetcﬁi. “insertion: curollaolvgtieisg-ara the thirty six hlgh- _ ll’! 0h" anciinirsistern Steamship ' ’ fully studied. Number four: nr- border“; morning (inyglqpgg chug. c" ~ ° °° "‘ - ' _ , . .' ~1 ~ _ l. ll’. Fletch ‘ 6r F. Martin 231a . ' “"""‘""“"'""‘ t 11"11*1.1' . i sil°‘w‘f.‘l"ti.'f...“llté’ 1;.‘ 1111.11.11. ll“l'.lt.t'ti..‘ll.“““"""“ t. s. m. 811"": van for rickets Extended 11.1.1 E111! ALMER , m‘ “ . F!" '1' 1"" *‘ "m “"14. "It s dctbillcly nmrwined 111111 11.1». rank of ti c m1 a ‘rem t s di a TWFMY '5‘ 1- DWI!" m" 1. . . s ‘:.~:F‘*":;¢.".: a’. t. ..“.::..~;." a" "s? 11:. 1:1 ‘$1551 22.2"?" SAT“"°"Y °°T°°ER 9T" C m- Oﬂptnwn an ,1 1- ' ’- $1 11 f‘ morn 11g o .. .1, n ~ s g lg _ aim . ery B2 , _ _ “nth wmshire t.‘ 111111.15 u» Mr. P1115. 6111111111111 n1 Iﬂllﬂll-Llllilﬂllf! ..@¢1hr where Chln- PINEAPPLE STOCKINGS mriquniignionwoiiillhlhrlg 1.32:8: 3,125,, 1- Ywnu h M- Aylwnrd 21111 R9111?" Limit? 2° days. Including date of ‘ 1110 boﬂrd of ﬂdmlhlslrtitloii forlvs resistance ls most stubborn. the Manufacturers are producing watln; d! m; {oi-med upq) o '- "L Dame} ‘s’ A‘ Birch 2H6 iBBUC h . mum‘, “q budget. address to the Svlfﬂii. Japanese vised gases musing dts- stockings from an imitation silk and small lakes In 50111112931111: 3°11?" dizmfvlucllellm 2140 I ' . ' ‘ Numhm- srvrrl: that. the iopnrt be lmnifort tn the r-vvs. violent nausea made from strong fibre tufts of the 1 1t WM re 1 " x ' "m." T“ "or 2136 1 , __ 1 , _ , - _ V; , - ported crops left in the CANAD|AN NAT|0NA accepted as a 1111010. a. stale of coma mid sevemldclths. pineapple ikldl were nlppqq h, hm‘ Jznhlamaﬁld y“ l. RA|LWAYS