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Reports

By STEWART JONES l 00-. Charlottetown gqrmpondmh o! Gresnshlclds W Co. Montreal

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BRAZILIAN TRACTION, LIGIIT AND POIVIB

Another large decrease in luonthiy exirnings is reported by this company for August. The decline in net for the month amounts to 8599.463 as coin- pnred with the some month inst year. this being the second largest decline this your to date, comparing ss it docs with 8150.503 in liluy 11nd $508.- ‘Jfii: in July. For the first 7 months of this year net earnings are ‘down 811.877.1104 from 11 year ngo. August net was $1,715,380 against 82314.0 a year ngo. (lross for the month amounted to $2,817,714 us compared with $3.702.- 802 u year ago, n decrease of $915,004. Gros» for the first ‘l months nt 2i,- (iii0,012 is down $1,500,113, or nu av- erngo of more thun . .000 per month. Expenses 11t 81.102328 compar- ed with $l,-i'i7.il0ii n yen;- ngo, 1| do. crease vi.’ only $375,011, or about 30 p.12. of the decline in the month's gross. CANADA NORTHERN

POIVEII. CORPORATION

A record monthly power output wss recorded in August by Cnnndn North- ern Power Corporation, subsidiary of Power Lforliorntinu .0! Cnnndn. This nmnnntml to il5,01i‘_‘,20fl k.w.h., nl com- pnrcd with 30,885,520 k.w.h. in Aug- ust. 10210. an increase of over 1S per cent. Such increments have been con- sistent throughout the year, the totnl for the first eight mouths of lilill be- illil 274,001,170 k.w.h., comparing with QTiRJW-‘ifliiil k.\v.h. in period of i030, nu increase of approx- imntoiy 15 PM‘ cent.

Further indication of tbs Coiupnny‘: expansion is given in the rising num- ber of customers served. There were iii the cud of August 10.800 customers. nn increase of 8S7 or over 8 per cont over the 10,003 recorded 11 year ago. This hnn specinl significance in view 11f the fnct flint ns u result of c1|s- tome:- ownership cnnipaigr success- fully contiuctcil in the tcrrigrv served "hill" 40 i"?! Pent of customers are. through purchase of preferred sinclr, share holders in the Corporation.

Rollo Bay and Vicinity

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Mr. Earl MacEwen, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Alymcr MacEwen, rel-um- ed to Halifax recently, after a short vacation at his home in Rollo Bay East.

The many friends oi’ Mrs. Emmet Pierce, St. Margsrets, repel. to learn oi her serious illness.

' Miss Mary MacDonald, Souris Riv- er, left recently for Boston, after spending the summer with her mo- ther, Mrs. D. MacDonald.

Miss Hilda Martin, R.N., Boston, motored to the Island recently on a visit to her mother, rs. Charlotte Martin, St. Mergarets.

Miss Imelda Chaisson, Bear River, was a visitor to Rollo Bay this week.

Messrs. O’ Leary Morris and Claude Fair, Dundas, motored through Rol- lo Bay on Monday evening.

Mr. Joseph E. Deagle and son Al- phonsus and Mr. Joseph P. Dangle, Bear River South, motored to Ver- non River recently,

Messrs. G. MacCormac and J. Condon, Georgetown, at‘ nded Scu- ris Exhibition on Wednesday last.

Mrs. Angus MeoKenzie, Rollo Bay West. motored to Charlottetown re- oenliy.

Miss Mary MacGiiivary, R.N., Souris River, was e visitor to Char- lottetown recently.

' Among the visitors to Rollo Bay on Wednesday were Miss Lillian Morrisflii. Mr. Lyman Morrison, Biidsetown and Mr. Ruel Mathcsoli, Albion Cross. ‘

°ii Friday nisht, Sept. 18th, the Morel] East Dramatic Club present- cd their four act Play “The Country school mam" in Si. Charles Com- Specialties included instrumental music, step dance, by Mr. Joseph Gallant, (encoredi; Duel» “My My Head Beneath a WM." Mrs. Russel Compton and Mr. Georsd Hooper, (encorcdi. res- ponded to with "When Your Hair Hus Turned To Silver," Charleston mime. Miss La Pierre. (encored); Recitation, ‘The Wee Penny Whistle °i Sandy MacBraw," Mr. John “melon. (Bllddrcd); Step dance. Mi". John Thompson, (encored); Na- iiflnal Anthem.

Messrs. W. J. MacCormac, Dundas, 511d James Banks, Poplar Point; “lyre visitors to Rollo Bay and Sou- iis 0n Sunday.

Mi‘. and Mrs. Joseph Chaisson. Rollo Bay West, were visitors to New

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Zeaisnd Sunday, guests oi’ Mr. and I Mrs. Garfield Mallard.

Mr. R. Elmer Peters, son af Mr. and ivirs. Peter D. Peters, Rollo Bay

Sourls Exhibition, is reported bet- ter and his many friends hope to hear oi his ccmple‘ recovery.

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The weekly dance at Fortune on Friday night, was well attended. Mu- sic was furnished by Souris Orches- tra. '

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Centre, is in the employ o1 Mr, John A. Steele, Little Pond.

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lo Bay West, Cross Sunday.

mOiivfcd to Albion

Miss Bride MacCarlhy and Miss Margaret MacCarihy, have left. tor

in Souris West.

Mr, William H. Townshend and sons, Rollo Bay West,‘ recently pur- chased a new International truck.

Miss Annie Gillls left Friday for Boston, after spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1- lan J. Gillis, St. Margarets.

Potato digging is now the order of the day and the majority oi farmers report a small crop.

Mr. Stephen MacAulay, Souris Line Road, passed through Rollo Bay Sunday enroute to Charlotte- town, where he visited his daughter, Mrs. H. MacQuaid.

Mr. William J. White, Souris West, spent Sunday at his home in Rollo Bay Centre.

Miss Kathryn MacEachern, Bear River South, h taken up he;- d“. ties as teacher at Fortune Head, re- niacin: Mr. Michael Conway.

M15595 Mary E. Chaisson and

Ruth Martin, of Falconwood Hos- pital stafi, motored to Bear River cn Sunday.

day on return to Boston, alter Spending a. pleasant vacation with friends.

Messrs. Lazarus Whyts and Peter MacCormac, Rollo Buy West, motor- ed to St. Peters on Monday-R.

Iii Spite oi its seneral troubles Germany's talkiing picture theatres are increasing in number.

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m“ ‘I m '25 23 2W‘ M“. axy to elucidate the facts Mbteno farmer' l; i; luau-o’: .5 2; $2 science And while the “rely The sheep disappeared during a 1i s Steal ,1 11;» (g4 g2 s-uéw-‘u/j h ' t h t, p d violent storm in July. Last week the- xginiimilxizecioill 23%.: 25a.‘ 2:11;?‘ 2;i'ii/4|i+l;\i “lman “maps ‘we emo we “nhfarmer discovered a hole in s. huge am- Iliros u!‘ 7W ‘Ii/i ‘ml ‘ll/jl- A‘ V? us,’ pglposeaigjlwul’, do no zzfyrnow bank not far from his home.

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. ‘g2? gehe glib“ evzllllw assay igggsiaged to keep alive by breathing

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derive new interest and force from apemue ic setting. i '

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‘l i" l-iiiiii -~-lii limflilM-MI o! patterns of wholes which are» General Smuts argued that the Victory Loan .. .151, i103. ..'i0| unceasinly being woven to more ,

Victory Luau ., ..51,. 1031101115 , to , l d , old "commonsenstr theory oi mat- l£‘.'.‘.:’..'.l'..i;°““ - "lhlll3‘&i~i?i.hh §.‘i'“"°* °’ “m” °““‘".‘“ le- "e m min- w- e“ Ifefunrlinl '... .0- 004-1 11111-15 ' ° m“ n’ “Wu” m b” a‘ 8' formed into "oreanizaiion. erran- Iiefliniiing . Miziiotc 00.70 caylng, simplifying universe which “m organmr" m 10o. - _ 1 - é: 151L100 attain? m1“: pegtectgn ‘it ggt- And as he continued, he re- ‘m 3:23? on n he ‘T; 55:, p,“ marked in a grave aside: iormkipxefgapgegtzg ggodo péglzps- "A serious lair is developing be- ih v ' ween the rapidly advancing e Ont-real oggzskfzsffzaitarllgggr; KEG (25:56 scientific development of the mod- S k Ex 8r o,‘ decnne we Home a ern state and its stationary ethical I08 t.‘ Orig? Smuaclelsesr but f“ more slgnmcanb development, a. lag which has al- movement streamin rotc las- rewy found expression in the smflgiieclai 1.. Johsxetlrnflfmrllllsoztlilldns‘ m1 w de "- ' a t: Ogle Inlzam greatest tragedy or history. Science

Bell Telephone .1125 :1‘, “ my,“ n 120g,“ m‘ must itself help n» close this ash-

1mm“ i?“ g, l?‘ wo em“; B’ n8 w gerous gap in our advance, which $4 d passionate we’ and striving w-lthreatens the disruption of our f-

m, pane," l?‘ xzifitxgional and spiritual Se] icivilization and the decay of our m,“ Am? “f.” “we 886' the mysterious creatweUapecies. Its final and perhaps most 1'11" w (‘time .1 (u difficult. task will be round there. v p m 1 rise of the higher out oi the lorw-

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12:1,, Lflkfilynod, T’ m“ W‘ ‘W’ p exwmena! n esuments o, y?’ Mailed on September 18, 1905, at ,\,,._p-,.,,,,, _ universe. Instead of the anmstc Brlghouse En land 0st rd h“ 13ml" liwivsrl- ,4 or the mechanistic, or the mother. 1 t be ‘d u! ' a p c“,

1 II I‘(‘\\' I‘ 0 o '- T 1m Stool “ca: .. 121,4, tical universe, we see the seneiic. Y” en a ve ed at the Br 8mm‘ 3"?’ ‘f’? - -- 3,11% organic holistic universe in which ‘M’ c‘ A‘

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ee n 'iiilll n _ o s s s n, ,.,,,,,,,,a m, 2,, patterns provides the opportunity '

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ANKS (‘flmmerce __ Am; ) I I vanceci vital and rational pat- .. Roi‘ .. ... “.231 19ml ‘“‘"‘"'“' " Send ms your wool to be spun into __ yarn and wove into blankets. Single Oldest Jewln a “w”! f“ “°""°“= m ysrn n 2s cent-s 811d doubled 2s , fi In this hdllaslc universe man cur. p" 54mm; 5mm" 5235; u Australia I68 in very. truth the offspring c! the ‘hes live lbs. oi wool to make a // stars. The world consists not only zmnku- Th" "l" “l! 5° lailiiiiliffll (British United Pless) of electrons and radiations, but be zlrwgfifid°filrswzfi BYDNIFY. New South Wales. Sept also of souls and aspirations.

in-Thc oldest Jew in Australia, Mr

Lewick Bsumber. who died in Syd- ney at the ago oi 105 years, attri- buted his long life to the incl. that he psi-took oi only one mesl a day. l-Ie was s pipe-smoker and did not wear glasses. Bis mofiasr lived to

tbs llg of 11B sud his father was perhaps the‘ only wsy oi

Digest-s cldivluohs disduw

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THE CHARLOTTTWN GUARDIAN '

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LEFT FOB. ARKANSAS -— Mr. James A. Rodd. director of fish cul- , ture, left on Friday for the Hot r “ d

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RUSTICO-A meeting. which will be uddresed by officers of the Do- minion W. A. Board, will be held in St. Mark's Church, Saturday, Sept. 26th at 3.15 p. m. Please note the change oi time. Meeting at Milton at, 4.30 p. m. i

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TRYONLBONSHAW Baptist 5er_,;Q,“” 111-. obtniiuctl.

President lioou-rh uddreu

Bcnshaw, 7.30 p. m. Rev. Z. L. Fasii trol of government exnenM-I and Jun-cloning u conservative sentiment in acting pastor will preach his fare Humlnm,“ well services. Sunday School ati ‘ ‘I ' I ll Tryon l0 a. m. Rev. F. S. Crossman, ‘“‘_’,f,‘,_,':"',|',.'..mlriiihi ttiillltlilflrlfiffll I l .. kl tin rrm gsloro ellec: will take charge Sun 'RIII‘:HI)I:I|:I“IIIIY;IIII?I ‘:52! 11:11; ‘u: d-"m1:_,n"_ c. . I any bm-oming brighter.

BRADALBANE United church oi \\',\],|, s-rumnr uluuou: