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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1925

open - minded, open- handed. ~-

Be open - hearted,

Annual Subscriptions Dehverol IBM B! lllll, lnldl All U. LA. “JO

I‘ Finest Hospitals

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be n great asset to the city and province and one of which our pettplc 0f all classes will havel good reason to feel proud. The building is n large three storcy olie built of Citadel brick, manu-

lt ill oiltiroly fireproof, the wood in it being tho doors, iloor~l

casings. window frames aild baril-lbeholil. wood floors overlaid in concreteflivallu fldilVeglfll ilvilthhsanitox. as are also tie t et c ens. tile making tile buildlngitric elevator instnllcd by the Ottis soundproof. Tho whole building islFeuce aild Elevator C0» Montreal. with steel frameworkileaves nothing to be ileslred ill rliauufactilreil by the Ensqttlzrn Cani that wpyt oi‘ a smooth rillliiiili! B!"

e WOOI u - o-ia e the doors uliil 1\\'llllI(l\V_‘I.II\)B Guardian‘ reporter was shown qnsillgg are rustle is edged graiulhe was greatly impressed with the p, (l, fir. with slulibeil doors oi"lnany tuoilerll improvements which "eu-igo toward equipping and furnish-

Tho partitions throughout are of hollow

reinforced

sdil Steel 00.. Quebec. oi‘ which

hircheil veneer. The main trance doors arc of oak and alli the stairways of concrete ivlthi iron railings. Frolll an architectural point oi view tho liiiilillilg is lll every way beautiful. substantial and adnlir- abiysuitetl to tho purpose for which it was erected. in the niiiiii-r oi hospital ~nr- rliiigirlliciit. iilllI oquiplncnt every- thing is iiiuili-ru and of tho best ‘lildiUFIilI Zlllii construction. lll_tlio biisi-iucilt arc the itirnaco, room. kitrlii-li. isolation depart; nieili. sterilizing, tho phiirumncy luorgiic. riiiriitorutors. and in an nliliirolli iliiiiillllg n largo and com- imoiiiliuli IillilllIl'_\'. 0n the first floor are the regis- irallon oiilrc. reception room lillii other oiilci-s. The rccoption room is iiiiililtlflii furnished with a ma- hogany clilpiii-tidiilo suite ricllly lip- ‘ holstcrcil with old roso sutiu Iirti- chili‘. tilc woodwork being inlaid with moiiii-r of pearl. Oil this iloor iliso is a men's ivliril and a

iiuinhor oi" private rooms. On tho iii‘.

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‘WANTED-TWO MAIDS. AP- ' 4701-3-9-tf.

ply Davies Ilfllol.

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WANTED. —- APPLY 4709-9-4ti’.

‘FOR EXHIBITION PLANTS AND regain/bios and house plants

-rthcro is nothing hotter than Soilgro. 176 Keilt. St.

‘T0 LET-FURNISHED .HOUSE in central part of city. Posses- sion Sept. 15th. inspection by Kllllilininient. Apply Box 270.

4841-0-l-tf.

‘JOB PRINTING .OF EVERY description cheaply and eivvfiiii- Iomly executed. Gusrdilall Central Job Printery, Phone 133-

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‘LOST ON WEDNEGDAY LADY'S “Milton. wrist watch with gray ribbon strap between Guardian miiili‘ and Fitzroy Sh. via Ken". FIIHIPI‘ kindly notify Guardian (lfilcu. lii-ward. 4"'~.8 0 4 2i

‘You WANT ooou ENVELOPEB Prices 50 for 20o, 125 for 85c. 260 for 55c; 600 for 81.00: 1.000 iior il-iu. Postpaid. ousi-iillin Oflice.

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‘III! OUR HAMBURG BTIAKP- Y e hot weather meal. Seunilerml ~UWI0lI1 ll 0a.. Market Bids.

l874-7-23-0lnos

"(WHO-A entrants MANi " m"! charge oi management Hardware Store, preferably I’? "he has a knowledge of marine Hardware. Apply giv- 3 Particulars to P. 0. Box I70. “IZ-Q-I-fl

u ...T"~T~—-—~ m Nsrsucfrzo ro orrzn J l‘ Sale iit l2 o'clock today Mr.

' R08» residence corner

‘Dfirilll “Militia. P. m a tiresome} m§itrdliiiiiemln srier.

i. This stock is Auc-

Fourteen Live

iiiiiil (alum: 0F THE NEll BIIARI niiniiii iiiisiiiii

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Beautiful And Splendidly Equipped Ediiice

Will Be Blessed By His Lordship Bishop 0’Lea.ry This Aft ernooa-One 0f The

t -____..__-_. ' Tile liew City Hospital tho form-iseconil and third floors are colli- || opoiiilig of wlllcll takes placeimoilioils wards and private rooms. this afternoon at two o'clock wilheach oi‘ which is furnished ‘with a silent system of signals. iloor there is a large airy sun-par-

irame, equipped gas mattresses; connection fiicturcli by the Citadel Brick Co.|iinlis'h. Thcre are thrce QDQYPIIIIK of Quebec. Que, and on a found-rooms ilnd a (Ifilltlli laboratory, X- atloii of steel reinforced concretenray room. anesthetic room, doctors onlyscrub-up room, in fact the operat-

of, 2P3“ Mid Eilotoli Sim!!!» “Imhfiabinet iodliv named o gm" “m? 7° mm?" Imfioolnmli-iaion which is "m" 90; UIiI- 9! chm" Washington under the JPMIGTHIIID

ide of U.

East 0f Montreal.

0n every

are of steel with the latest tile furniture in of mahogany

or. All the beds

ilciiig

pleasure to

ng room suite is a and

Tho floors are oi tile

All elec-

elevator. Everywhere

lliliiiiiililli Pill iPii ii

-—-—- i Should Embrace Alli Varieties and Types. is View of the Mod-f erator -- Forward Movement Subject of Address.

M‘ SACKVILLE, N. 8., Supt. 3.-— The "Forward Movement" of the United Church of Canada. launched at the conference of the Gen-oral Council some time ago. ivas the subject of an address by Rev. Dr George C, Piilgeon, hioilerlltol" oi‘ the United Church in Cimaila at last night's session of the Mart time Conference,

Dr. Pltlgeon called the church to u new consecration. and sci bcforc ills bearers the challenge

morrow's session a special cilinmii-

tug silcli u splendid institution. every comfort and convenience for nurses and patients alike is mani- fested everywhere nlld it scams as if not one detail was overlooked. Tile chapel situated oil the B06011)‘ floor is most beautiful. which cali- not be appreciated until visited. The nurses homo adjolillng the hospital has overy futility. WIIII large lledroonli-i, rest rooms, re- iectory. The situation is also iiloal overlooking lllilslioro Bay. with its beautiful scenery on all sides. Surely ii. resting place for the tirod nurse after llor arduous duties anil busy hours both night and ilay. Twenty nurses and sev- en Sisters luitko up the staff. To mention individually tllc (lif- ierent equipment. such as electric baths, sanitary basins. sterilizers. etc.. would iill n volume. silfiico to say the new City Hospital in its mitgiliflriulce is a cre- ilit. to tho province anti iu-ipocinlly to the (Jatholli: colnlnilniiy through whose organization iliiil philan- thropic efforts it was llullt and equipped. The iorlnal place today.

opening will take

At two o'clock ills Lordship Bishop fYLenry will bless the building. after which ii sermon

will be delivered by Rev. (l. J. hiclk-llnu. This will he followed by Ponti- iiclal Benediction in the Hospital (lhiiilol at which HIP (‘orpus Christi Choir will render tho milsic.

Alicr Iltélltfliiiiliilll addresses will be given by ills Honor. the llieiit- euuiit (loveruor, ills Worship IIIB Mayor and other prominent citi- zeus.

Tho llltnlr will conclude by af- ternoon ten scrvoii iii the NilPiw-‘i “mm. (gt, Anthony's Villa by tho lllillos oi Si. (liiarios Auxiliary and iluring which u musical program- me, under tho direction oi MrHAI- bert Blanchard will be I-KIVCII» IIII" will include vocal solos b)‘ MW‘ Lucy Blanchard and violin solos by Miss .l(nthlc(-u liorliby.

For those who cannot. ntionil the o1mning in tho afternoon the la- dies oi St. Charles Auxiliary hnvc very kiniilv volisiiiitcil to he nt the Hospital during the evening to conduct guests through tho building.

The Guardian‘ reporter is indebt- cil to the Mother Silperinr for hcr kindness and courtesy in shnwinfl him through the hospital.

Messrs Chapeil and l-liliilei‘ were the architects. Messrs H. J. Phillips and P. G. Clark. contrac- tors. with Mr. Albert Baker as foreman.

The electric lighting was done by Mr. James Brown. mil the plumbing and heating by Messrs. Doyle and McDonald.

French Cabinet - Names D e b t Commission

tee will bring before tire confcrclr cc the plans for the Atari-time Con- ference's participation iii tire move- mellt

Numerous committees were up

the conference. after

ll. S. Strothurd. Rev, Mr. Milligiin.

Sackvillc.

diction; that workers

ods nlld conferences to bu, trails.-

ierence."

Religion in Home,

At the close oi' the discussion, Rev. Dr. W. Ilélflftl inadc an up- beiil for more religion in lIlQ homo. Tile conference was elltortulucil at

Allison. in the Art Gallery

Dr, llidgeon received nu ovation that lasted several minutes wlloli he commenced his address this ev- ening, and was given a voig of lip- ilrctiiiltlon. moved by llr. llenrtz.

bnscil upon Paul's figure Chilriali as the great spiritual body of Christ, One member was tic- lieiiilent upon the other alld this, h" "Id- W118 U“! Principle undcrly- lng union, Tile present generation alight be liable to realize the truo

"i050 IIVIIIK fifty years hclici- would have a fuller appreciation of its

good. All the denominations in the land, said Dr. ifidgeon, hull hub-n

concerned with secondary mllttci-s. "Ye-Built! divisions which hail handi- iiiillllbtl and crippled the Church. The United Church. hf‘ said. should b.- catholic enough to enlbraco in n" "Iiimberfihib all wurlcties and Wiles. and iiio forth inlo heathen lauds to ilplltt and redeem.

on the resources of IIln (Jhuroli. cullitil: attention to its throo qnar tor million of Sunday school solici- nrs and children- its pllpcrs with over 800,000 circulation, its 6.000 students in college and its 9,000 llreachlnl! stations.

Action To Protect Our Waterways

(Special to The Guardian.) MONTREAL. Sept. 3——“lt will not be long before some final ac- tion is taken which will compel a decision that. will protect the wu- ICFWHYS that belong to tls 0n this

(Canadian Prue) ,, _ ,_ ‘ v _ 3‘_ Th m. .11 part of the continent. aaid Right PARIS‘ qom (he .212?“ Hon. (lee. P. Graham. Minister of

in to

to

Railways and Canals in the Fede- rnl Cabinet yesterday in reference

of it-he Finance Minister Oaillailx

‘IIYICWII The commission will consist of fzvur we

Senators. Mir Drmutilos and Bankers.

to the lowered water levels of the St. Lawrence and the effect of Chicago's diversion of water from the Great. Lakes on the levels.

s Are Lo

of the v Forward ivlovcment. the (lsiuiis of , which were sot before this -gatller- , ing by Rev. Dr. J. ll, Arniip and ' Rev. llr. Wilson, of Toronto At to- i

pointed at the afternoon's session. covering all the various tasks o! which the ' members took up a discussion of

religious education. Addresses were. given by Rev. J. Match. Truro; ltevi mm adlan National Exhibition. The wool from which it Recomluendaii tions were made "that the church‘ assume responsibility for the train; lul; of cvcry child illlllei‘ its juris- acquaint themselves with the scripture lllcm ory courses; that teacher training

classes be established, and that tho, , “ , work now be)“; purple.) m, by syn.) lugs, and a purple cieche hat, made up hel- all Canadian coe-

ferrell to a committee of this con-i

4.30 p.m, by the Alumniie of Aioiint

Rev, Dr, Arnilp. of Toronto apciisqfroiu Mr. Doll iFrascr. New Olias-

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PRINCE’S SHEEP PRooUcEo wooL ‘ SUIT.

FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR’S

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iiiifticiiiii isliiiiiiiiiisiiiiii lllSSiJiilTillN

to Grief

st ‘When Dirigible Crashes

siiiiiiiiiiiiiiii is cull. lliili

The Passenger Air Cruiser Came To

ed And One Unac- counted For.

(Canadian i Press)

wind storm. eight miles north of Caldwell. Ohio, this morning. Navy Department was informed in a message received at 7.38 a.m. Tile message said two men were kllleil and that the big airship was a to- tal wreck.

LATER WASHINGTON. 38m. 3. -—~ The

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Weaning a milled worsted business suit, in a pattern WWI

ally choien by H. R. H. the PFIHCL of Vi'z'es, Mr. Harry Coni- shutt, the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, formally opened the Knit Goods Industry at the Can- was made was grown on the Alberta ranch of the Prince .of .Wales and the cloth was woven to his instructions In ‘a Canadian mill in Ontario. .

_ Mrs. Ceckshutr. was exceedingly smart in a two-piece sports costume of pansy purple. trimmed with grey at the collar, cuffs and pockets, the wool being grown spun. dyed and knitted ifi Canada. Over the dress she wore an ensemble coat of grey need- le point marveiia from a Canadian loom. Grey shoes and stock-

i, exhibit of Wool, Woolen and

fume."

DISTINGUISHED IISITDR‘ (AT IIDIIIIIIAN IIINIIIIEDN

O

' lnent Of Imperial Trade.

i

Vi Yesterday's Roiarlan I ‘lit iilldiiriy was a nioro lliaii oriliu-ittion and ‘arily interiieting one.

practically n full

the Secretary was

pnuuiber of visitors. nlliong tllclu Ifilili invitation. lion J, ii. Myers. MIIIIHIIEI‘ of A~gii'l-, culture; Mir (l. (l. Duffy. Mr. T. Prisliient of the ltiiiritillio Board chosen languagt» the of 'l‘i~allc. Mr J. i’. Gordon and IOtIiPfS. itotarlan Samuel KPH-i‘ incdy presided. An excellent lliusi cal Dftrllfilllllilk‘: was rouileroil in Icludiilg a isolo by Mr, (‘iiarics (lal/ lllghcr in addition to the briczy ‘songs of the club.

i. Roiarlnn G. S. iiilnan announced Iillal a telegram hail been received

intelligence

liS fin-vi inn Club lii England \\'Il("ll ho prolniscil that on hils re

time in associating himself with tliii Rofairlans. bull. kept. a with loud tippluilss.

igow. N, S, lnuitillg the (Yllarlottc- Tho lntelil

town (liuh to visit lhi- New (flas-

Trade Agreement Two Billion In

Ratified Yesterday

(Special to The Guardian.)

MELBOURNE. Australia. Sept. 3—The commercial trade agree- ment between cfilllliifl and Austra- lia was ratified by the Australian Senate toilny. Thengrsement was recently amended to provide that before imports entering Australia

(Special to The Guardian.) NEW YORK. Sqpt. 1013 two billion due iill-mus tlix and

the United Slates?

.\~I

“Xv remained unaccounted for in the

Mr. F. W. Field, Senior Trade Commission-

er For Canada And Newfou n d l a n d i Told Rotarians How The British Gov- Tiw iiiiiimi- ui iii» Mud-idiot we? ernmeni; Is Aiding‘ In the Develop.-

of tlieI

lilncllcon Yvlliilg time. to ilociine the invita- in-

‘Phcrc was sirilctell to wire tho inviting club attendance iii‘ Ill that effect and t-o express the significance of union- he iiiiid- but Illfllllbfillfi mid. in iiililliloll. (lllilti ii grliti-tllilo of tile Roturlaiiti for the

After llinolli-on had been dispos- (‘II of, Mr Field who was Warmly (l. ircs. ‘Montague; W, L. liiggins.i:i"i-cte<i en risiag- explained in well origin and plirposeklf tho British Commercial service opening his rt-iilnrks lpi-cnsnntly by telling oi introduction to a Rotor- last year

Thiis promise ha , statement received “

gcilcc service; he said was lnstitut {

Income T a x

3—Since dollars lrl over- delinquent penalties have been collected in

Liverpool Firms Fail

cruiser Shenandoah's senior sur- viving officer reported to the Nuvy Department today that thirteen were killed, two injured and one

wreck.

LATER

CALDWELL. Ohio. Sept. 3--— Fourteen of a crew of the Shenan~ tloah. giant ilirigibie are dead and] two others were seriously Ifliilfilil‘ curly today, when the pride of the United States navy crashed during a severe storm on its western| cruise from its Lakiehurst N. J. airport. Among the dead is Lieut- cilulit Commander Zachary Lens-i downe. Captain of the ship. After) battling the elements or several ‘hours the huge aircrsf suddenly shot upward to an altitude of ap- proximately 75000 feet from a 3.000 foot level. where the dirigible buck‘ led amidsblp. The pressure and- twisting was so great that it IJTOICJ the ship ill three sections. The con trol cabin swung beneath the fore- section of the ship proper. broke away and crashed to the ground while st an altitude of several thousand feet, it carried most of the crew who were killed. Released {of the control cabin the fore-sec- tion measuring about 150 feet and bearing seven survivors, free-bai- looneil for more than an hour and dually was landed near Sharon. twelve miles froln where the con-

with a of tho

crash which crew diving

urs. landed sent several

cs over the countryside, The dead it appeared were in- stantly killed.

will officially establish the CllllSi of their (loath.

Premier King Will

.tilrii to Montreal he would lose no

Ontario

(Canadian Preu)

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gow club on Labor Day. Afti-r cd in 1915 when representatives oii TORONTO 0m sew _.,__L h

some discussion it was llecideil. »~~——~ ' ’ nilnoilulccd nty-ihe offices of IthetOn- I

owing to the brevity of the lnter- (Continued on Page 3) mrlo Lmellal Almclmflun that

'"**““”“"**”'_ ”_“'_““““_——_”_“ii’romirr MiwKenzie King will ad- dress meetings every tlpy next

‘week iii Ontario. Adler his visit

in North York on Saturday he plans to spend every day in this Provin-

CG.

Closing Down

(Canadlhn Prue)

GrleL-T h I I‘ t 6 e I1 Governor General returns . . itawa at noon tomorrow and it is expected iPremiler MaicKe-nzie King ivviil ca-il

course of the afternoon with a for- mall requestfor dissolution of Par- lilnment. bably reserve announcement of dis- solution until the Ihowever when ‘he 599M“ "i Rich‘ Dectetl to mlikc Ills announct-men WASHINGTON, Sept, 3, - Air mond H-iill. Announcement of cruise.- Shenandnah [frughed in a election date may com-e. isimulialr Saturday afternoon.

Bee in Stone Block

lTilPIlISIl Attack 0n

through the outer covering iio the ground. A middle section of some, l5 or 20 fcct settled down in picc-

At least one mun was torn in two. Others had brok- en bones and skulls and were oil".- crwise badly mutilated. Tilt, boil. ies will be kept at Belle valley un- til tomorrown. A boardof cnqiliry‘

BPIIIISII Naval Yards

LONDON. Sept. 3.— As another step under the Admiralty’: econ-

IIILI BE MADE IDDAY

Governor General Re N 0 0 n.-Premier

turns To Ottawa Al; Will Call Upon Him

. With Formal Request For Dissolution —Ca.binet Meeting Today.

(Canadian Prue) OTTAWA, Ont. Sept 3.— Tile

to 0t-

ulwn him during the

The Premier wl-ll pre-

iollowlng day, the

cosly with that of dissolution.

The Cabinr-t will mcet lib-is after- noon but it is unlikely Premier Kiiug willl be in attendance. Ho is working on speeches to be deliv- ered iluring the next ten days. Ail- oiher meeting of the Cabinet-will probably be held tomorrow how- ever, which the Premier is expcct- ed to attend. He will leave ‘Friday evening for North York whom an 01rillool~ moot-lug alt ivliich he is ex-

takcs pliil-e at Richmond Hill on

Crawls When Found

TORONTQ. Sept. 3.--J. E. Wilson. builder, is exhibiting a bee nestling In a solid block of blue stone which he received recently from a quarry near Owen Sound.

when the block of stone was split, nye Mr. Wilson, It was found to contain l cavity in whilch was a rolebud with a bee partly buried In life dried petals. After being dislodged the bee was able to crawl. If the story is a fact, the bee in question Is undoubtedly the oldest living creature, ~ being- any way from 25,000 to millions of yearn old.

Great Britain

(Canadian Press) (field-EVA, Sept. 3.—-<A Turkish attack on G. Britain alleging Brit. airplanes and warships have been engaged in demonstrations against Turkish Territory marks-ll tho opening (IISCllSElIOn of the Mosul question itoday by the Council of the ilneague of tNations. which is to die-side whether “Gilli shall go to

Great Britain or Turks-y.

Coal Subsidy Costs Govt. $3,440,000

(Ciinadla

Preee)

a decrease in output.

LONDON. Sept. 3.~The cost of the Govcrriiuent Sllbfiiiiy to the coal m“ cam" “Yfliiiied n9" AVB- Thfliinllusitry tIilFIIliR filo iill-st month itl iiiiiiii section. carrying 26 siirviv- liuu been in effect is usiiliiiiieii at £800,000 ilIlIlUllKIl [INTO Illlg been

H.M.C.S. Armentiers. Sinks Off Van- couver

(Canadian Press) VICTORIA, B. (3., Sept. 3.~—H. .\i. C. S, Armeinitieres. iniine sweep- er at-iached to the Canadian naval base at Esquimuit. struck a rock and sank in Pipestcm inlet, Bark- ley Sound off the west ooest of Vancouver island yesterday. All of the crew feliCllPfl shore ssfeliy.

-<-o->-i—-

Big Offensive Plan-

(ileil Against Riffians

(Canadian Press)

iPAIiiS. Sept 3.-—A big French- Spzinisli offensive against Rifflan itrlbesln-nn in Morrocco is to be launched within forty eight hours it was declared today in official quarters.

Conservative Leader In Montreal