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I BIRTHS RBFEEFsTi>EfTL t 1938,10 Mr. d Mrs. G,M. 711mm)- aori. a da/ug ter.
JOHNSON-Ali t/ho Prince Edward island Hospital on Aug. 24. 1938,
to Ml‘. and Mrs. Ralph S. Johnsonil twin boys.
MATHESON-At the Prince aid-i ward Island Hospi a1 on Sc i. 6.
196B. to Mr. and s. J. P illipt Matheson, Oyster Bed Bridge. a daughter. .
cramp-at the Prince Edward‘ Island Hospital on Sept. 0. 1935. to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Currie, City. a son,
vrssoY-at the Prince pdwimil.
island Hospital on Aug. 31. 1938, to .\lr. and Mrs. William Vessey, York I daughter.
MATIIESON-At the Prince Ed- warii island Hospital on September 1. 1938. to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mstheson, city, a daughter.
(EREIIN - At Albany on August l7. 11138. t0 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Green, a ‘daughter tPauline Johanna.
SllilllRI-lN-At the Prince Edward island Hospital on Saturday, Sept. It 19.78, to Mr. and Mrs W. D. Siierren, inee Florence Strickland) a-~‘°ii-._H\lb£!'.i Q9911
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— Suddenly at Borden 0Y1 ' v, Sept. 6. 19118, ivilliam E. . aged 48 years. Funcraffrom i-uifs F‘unv.~rul Home, 1101106 01 iiilltil will appear later.
PIKKICTTS-At his home in Wil- inot Valley Tuesday. September b111, 1938, John Picketis 1n his 83rd "ear. lfiinerai Thursday at 2 P. M. 111m his late. residence-I.
-‘7l"l"1‘.-\Il'I‘ ‘At the Prince Coliti- it" Iiuspiifil on Sept. 6. 193B, Mrs. ii. Muttart of Carleton, aged it Funeral on Thursday at 2 o'- f‘l1".(‘i{. Short service at the home ‘°H““““| by a service at the Unit- "l (‘hurch Oape Traverse.
li.\. s'.\Y-At the home of his it . bliss Agnes Ramsay. Green Siifci. Siiiuiueizaldc. September 5th. 15118. Arghibald Ramsay. aged 60. 5111i of the late John Ramsav. Fun- t-ial Wcrlueszlny at 2 P. M. from i rcsitlenee of his sister to the lvilmoi Cemetery.
111 RN.\GIIAN-At his residence. n"~'flllilll1l.(1fi September ti, i938, Plants Murnaghnu, aired 811 years. plililflilI from his late residence “LQIRY morning at. 8.30 to St. Pat-
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Presentation To Mr. F. A. McMillan
On Thursday, Aug. 20th. the staff of the Provincial Bank met. at the home of the Manager, Mr. J. J. Morris, to read an address and make a presentation to Ml‘. Francis A. McMillan, who was leaving to take up the study 0i Medicine at McGiil University.
In a few words Mr. McMillan thanked the staff for their kind- ness, and referred to the many fr‘ " “ins he had mode while in the e/mploy of the Provincial Bank.
A dainty lunch was then served by Mrs. Morris.
Following was the address:
. Ch‘t0wn. P. E. I.
, , Aug. 25, 1938. Mr. Frank A. McMillan.
Charloiietcwn, P. E. Island.
Dear Frank:-
Shortiy before July 15th, we learned of your intention of giving up the Banking profession for a more humane calling. the medical profession. Such a decision is ex- actly in keeping with 110111‘ ch81‘- aoter. for in banking Your kind and ever pleasing disposition drew staff and customers to you. Your even tenor helped to soothe your brother clerks and brought even faces to our office.
We shall miss you. As a banker you earned the name. No finer proof can be found than the ex- presslons of regret from clients and friends. Your Manager, In- spectors. regret deeply your 6101111; Your four successful years with us will long be remembered.
When you informed us of your intention of returning to your studies to prepare yourself for a higher calling, that of healing the sick, we felt that. perhaps. you had secretly treasured a. longing to give more freely of those fine qualities of heart zmd mind to _as- sist those afflicted along life's rccky road. We. t/herefore, cannot be so selfish as to endeavor to have you re-main with us.
Our best u-ishes go Wllh 11W in!‘ your health and happiness. We ask you, Frank, to please accept this little souvenir not so much for its size, but for what it means.
J. J. MORRIS. Manager. D, I.. (YROIIIIKE.
J. If. MCKENNA.
S, A. STEWART.
W. F. MORAN.
.. lcMiliau referred to above is a son of Mr. and Mrs. T. IM- MeMillan, 302 Euston Street, City.
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MILLEDGEVIILE, Gas-When Lminic lvfinors tee shct plopped into the middle o-f a rattiesnakes c011 on a golf course here he kill-
ed the snake with an iron and played the ball from its original lie.
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The fnfilliy of Mrs. Herbert Steele wish to thank all those who sent Mass Cams or spiritual offerings and an otners whose many W15 °l kindness consoled them in £11811‘ 8B4 bereavement. _ _ IJ"28§'_9'7:EI~
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lane, an international spy fleeing roni the scene of his crime dis- guised as a woman, rill make for thrilling adventure in “Bulldog Drumaionds Revenge," which opens today at; the Capitol Theatre. John Howard plays an exciting role as the amateur detective, Captn n Drummond, in which he works hand in hand with John Barrymore who repeats his popular part. of Colonel Nielsen of Scotland Yard. In the supporting cast of this picture. dir- ected by Louis King. are Louise Campbell, Reginal Denny and E. E.
e. Howard finds it impossible to keep his tri-amise to 11s fiance. Louise Campbell, thut he is through with adventure for life when the murderer o1 the great British scien- tist. appears on the tram in which they are tmiveliug. _ the criminal murder his accomplice eh route. but Plldulltlers the lives of all C(-llC‘.‘l'llL‘(l Witt! his iihhclb-tig full 0f "llaxou te." super-excinisiiu‘.
After a iic racking chase through the trail. in which the murderer" proves elusive itrcssed as a woman, Howard finally corners his mll1I,\\'I1i1C his friend Denny catches ilie hurled case of "Hux- onite" just in tinz; 1' prevent. than all from being bloiv H ugh, \‘ll'.h the danger out of ti _\. the in | t- teur detective rc es his binoc- to-be that he is ready to settle doivn at lust cnly to 1:0 told by her that it is no longer necessary since she has decided she enjoys the thrill- packed life after all.
Ideal llTeather For Harvesting In West
OTTAWA. Sept. 6 —(CP)-An- other week of ideal weather har- vest weather over the Prairies permitted good progress with cut- ting o. .lnle crops and threshing and combining operations. the Dominion Bureau of Statistics said today in a repo1'_t_ on crop conditions in the Prairie Provin- C(‘$.
Threshing has been completed in southern lvlziriitolia and iSll('1ll‘- ing completion in tiorthern tiorts
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of the province. Frill ploughing in southern IVIZIIlIIOiJJ has neon difficult owing to dry snll ("on- millions.
It now is apparent that feed
for livestock will h.'ivt~ to be ship- ped into the ilrouuht area in north-central Saskatchewan and into some local areas in the south- ern part of the province.
Some-very good yields ore rc- portcil Ifl central Alberto hut grades are falling below expect- utloiis (lue to lli. presence of green kernels. The dry summer experienced in the Pence River district has l'f‘fliilf‘ll in on early
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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 11-878-7-21-312.
BOARD OI‘ TRADE, Special meeting Thursday, 8 p. rn. 11-1102.
BRIGHTON CLUB, dance l0- night. 9 dc-lock. L-1094.
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PROPERTY SALE - The house 0n Richmond Si... property of the late Annie MucKenna was sold at i_i_oon yesterday for $2.500 to Mr. Edtvarti Bradley.
VISITORS T0 THE ISLAND — Mrs, P. J. Kelly, Mrs. Patrick Mc- Gaughey and Miss Elizabeth Duffy have returned to their home 1n Haveriiill, Mass, after a, very pleas-i ant visit with relatives and friends m Emerald and Kinkora.
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DR. CALLIIECICS Dental OI- fice will be closed until October 2nd~ L-1104-9-7-2l.
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MP- J- C. Rowan. newseditor of the Port-of-Spaui "Guardian," was 8 l-msfienflm on the S. S. North Star yesterday,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mcbbs, Winchester, Mass, were recent vis- itors at the home oi Mr, and Mrs, John C. Hardy, Pleasant Grove.
Dr. F. C. Dougan returned ygg- tcrday from the Halifax Exhibit- ion.
Mrs. G.A.W. Robertson, Charlotte- town. leaves this morning on a visit 1° 1.191‘ daughter, Mrs. H. M. Carter, Halifax.
41110118 the representatives of the Union of Municipalities of Quebec “$111112 Charlottetown yesterday was Mr. M‘. F. C. Fraser, Mayor of Kerwzanim. P. Q.. who is associat-
Lilcely, a member of the Prince, Willlil-ill Street. staff cf the Bank of Nova Scotia, has been transferred to Charlottetown, P. E. I.. and is leaving on Monday to take up his new duties-st. John Telegraph- Journal,
ENGAGEMENT-IVIT. and Mrs. James C. Maclvtillan announce the engagement of their. daughter, Olga. Melvina, to Lewis Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Turner, marriage to take place this month.
REV. HAROLD Lang of Toron- to, Editor of the Canadian Bop-
t-ist Sunday School Publications will be the speaker at the mid- week meeting at the Baptist Schoolroom wniglit. L-ll05.
MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVER FIXED-Driver of a. motor vehicle involved in a collision with a horse drawn vehicle at Eldon on Sllliftfl)‘. was lined twenty dollars and costs for reckless driving.
TO TRAIN FOR NURSE—Miss Mary Power, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Power of St. John's Nfld, sister of Pat Power of the Guardian staff has entered St. Josephs Hospital, Toronto as a stucieni nurse.
UAR LEAVES ROAD-A car driven by Mr. William Dennis of Port Hili left the pavement on a sharp curve at Travellers‘ Rest. yesterday afternoon. The driver escaped iujuiy while his wife re- ceived cuts from glass. She was taken to the Prince County Hospi- tal for treatment. Her injuries were not serious, it was said.
' POLICE (‘Obit At the Police" Court yesiertiay an out of the Province ‘vagrant was sentenced ti)
tlil do)". 1.: _ .. h- .. i; iii iitan on u l $1 and costs or 20 days. A man fr iiiicnii... .. . . tug was seiii. i.» JAIL. ._i s. c111,». A
Suuony (iiuih; has fined $.40 and costs or 30 uaiys iviiile a drunk and dissitlcrfv was fined $60 and casts or 5m iLiys. A common drunk had ins $5 Octli uJiiu csircateci Mien he fuileu to appear. Two motcrists appeared charged with speeding. Uiie was finch $3 and costs 0r 5 clays wiule the second case "d8: ad- joui-iicu until inter this week.
MISS SEARS‘ DEPi\R'I‘lJI{E— ’l‘essiu Sears left this morn- ing for hionireal to take up her new duties as assistant librarian in McGill University Medical Lib- rary. Mrs» Sears has been 2r val- ued member cl the staff 0f the Prince Eihvard Island Libiariss for the past live years and durin-g her stay in Charlottetown made many friends who regret her departure but are glad that her professional work has received this advance- ment. Miss Scars, who is a native of Antigouish. was Miss Batesous first assistant in establishing the Carnegie Demonstration Library here.
CIIURCII OF SCO'I‘LANI)—DI\'- ine service \vill be field on Wed- nesday Sept. 7th, Puppies’ Church. CilfllAliICilHYll at 7:30 p. m. The Sizii-ament of the L::rd‘s Supper \vill be dispensed in the Kirk. Kinross on Sabbath, Sept. 11th, sci-vices at 10:30 a. in. and 7 p. m. Preparatory services will b: on ‘Fhuis Sept. 8th and on Sat- urday. Si pt. 10th, iii 7:30 p. in, and
thank iving service \v'ill be on
planting, Sept. 12th, at l0 ll. m.
Rev. J. H. Bishop. Minister. L-1101.
ed with Price Bros. and Company, Limited in the newsprint industry.
Mrs._ R. E. Merriam of Norwich. Ont.,_ 1S the guest. of her brother, Norvilie E_ Luck and Mrs. Luck, 32 Kent Street. .
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Mr. J. Walter Jones left yester- 58.1‘ morning for Winnipeg, where he will attend the National Fur Conference, He expects to be ab- sent about ten days.
Miss Barbara A. McNabb. R. N.. left Tuesday morning for her home in Boston after spending a delight- ful three wee-lg visit with her sis- ter Mrs. Leo F. Doyle, Richmond St, Miss McN-abb had been employ- ed for the post eighteen years with i’ the U. S. government. having serv-. 0d l 1-2 ycars in France during the ‘ World War. At present she is em- ployed by the Boston scllool depart- ment, Boston, Mass.
Local Teachers’ Convention At Mt. Ste wa rt
At the annual local teachers‘ convention which was held in the Legion Hall at Mt. Stewart. on Wednesday. Aug. 31st, the follow- ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Mr. Moreil, Vice-Pres. Miss Askiil, St, , s Road: Secretary. Miss Eileen Mnrriswy. Mount Stewart.
Speakers of the day were: Mr.
Leslie Stewart, Mary Mc-
Address Byl President Samuel Kennedy
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'I'he following address was de-‘ llvered by President Samuel Ken-l nedy in opening the annual meet-' ing of the Queen's County Con- servative Association at the Strand Theatre on Friday nightz:
"With more than the ordinary} pleasure l greet you at this our annual gathering. Last year I rc- viewed scme of the accomplish- ments of our Party under the able leadership of Hon. R. B. Bennett at Ottawa, and Hon. Dr. Mac- Millan at home.
“Events of the year have more than proved the accuracy of my ‘forecasts. The Conservative record in contrast to the broken promises, and negligent administration oft public business has so impressed‘ the Canadian electorate as to pro- duce a reaction in favor of Con- servative government vastly be- yond th anticipation of even the most op lmistic.
“Such trade advantages as we now enioy are only those admit- ted tio be due to the foresight. of the Bennett. Government and his Imperial Conference and trade pacts. The contrast of our public works and financial management under the Maolvlilian Government with the extravagance, taxation and debt creation. amounting to about a half million dollars in ex- cess of the Conservative period, notwithstanding the fact that they ‘had an increased revenue of practically One half million dol- lars at their disposal, has given the Campbell Government the un- enviable reputation of the most incompetent in history.
“Win11.- we regret the passing of llon. R. B. Bennett from the partv leadership. due w ill health. yet crowned with the honors of a brilliant career, we welcome his (listinguislled successor appointed bl’ our party. to lift aloft the D311- her of Conservative leadership that leads to prosperity and the clean and better government of our country.
“The Hon. Dr. Robert J. Man- ion needs no introduction to the people of Prince Edward Island. His career in parliament, his Sep- vices on the field of battle to the wounded and the dying, hi5 efforts as Canadas Representative at the Conferences of the League of Na- tions in the interests of peace, his great talents and executive ability as Minister of Railways in the Hon. R. B. Bennett's Government, his Prominence as a notable writer gmcl speaker of outstanding ability is familiar to us all, while in the outlines of policy already announ. ced we have those assurances of sound and progressive government whim "My be depended upon to place Caimzia again in the fore- front of prosperous achievement.
'O_ur_pecp1e are noted for their hospitality, often regardless of imliiieal preferments, and l feel
Jerome O'Brien. Morcll. r"tiring_ president, _Miss Mabel Matheson. Secretary of the P. E. I, 'I‘fft'l‘Cl‘.S' Federation, Mr Ernest Rcirl, Mor- eli. Miss Alice McCarthv, St. George's. Supervisor A S. Wcolner. Miss Elizabeth Webster, Morell. Mr. D. MacDonald, St. Andrew's, Miss Mary OBrien, Glenniaclale. Miss Catherine McLean of the Red Cross. Mr. H. B. Chandler of the Cnrniegzie Libaries, _
Questions from the que>tion box were answered by Superintendent H. H show assisted by Supervisor Wcolner.
The following resolutions adopted by the convention:
1. Resolved that one year's academic and on." year's normal work be required for Second Class License.
2. ,Resolved that a teacher's tenure of office be extended to two years if work is satisfactory to su- pervisor.
3. Resolved that teachers’ salar- ies should be paid only acrording to license and not in proportion to supplement paid.
4. Resolved that teachers‘ get in step with the trend of having por- ents take a greater interest in edll- cation through the formation of heme and school associations.
5. Whereas it is gent-rally" be- lieved that school fairs have out- lived their usefulness, be it there- fore resolved that they be discon- tinued and something be brought. in that would be acceptable to more districts
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Eastern Guardian
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sincere friendships. _ “The tide has ilefihiicly
turned
that I can speak for all speak the words of welccme to our eminent leader the Hon. Dr. Man-i iiou and to his colleagues. Hon. Drflt
J. M. Robb, Chief Organizer of thei Pnixy. a gentleman of long and.
practical experience in PariiaU ment, whose reputation assures us 0f the perfect organization of the National Conservative P a r t y throuehout Canada. the Hon. T.‘ A» Thclllbson of Lanark. Ont. i noted not only a5 a promoting“): parliamentarian, but also honor- ed as a son and “tiller of the soil." Hon. R. B. Hansen, Minister of Trade in the Bennett administra- tion. a man of great ability, has been chosen Chairman oi the‘ Resolutions Committee at. the Na-' tioual Conservative Convention re- 9911111’ held in Otmwe, and other dlsiihtuished guests. On behalf of 0111' Conservative friends in this Province I feel justified in assur- ing c111" new leader the reins ofl government and of restoring to' the country the great benefits g1 honest administration. And let me here PmDhosiZe that one of the greatest needs of our party is or. Banizatlon, therefore ladies and gentlemen, I would strongly caution you to be extremely careful in the selection which you will make in choosing your officers, for int them involves a great responsibil- ity. During the past six months your executive called together two meetings in each district in the county which were responded to with interest and enthusiasm.
"As we have much to do and much to hear from our guests, I will refrain from reviewing the customary affairs of lnterestg w our people, confident that they! \vill be amply dealt with by ablcr minds than mine. and will c1059 with thanks to the many workers in our party who have been 5o
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responsive to 6WD’ @811 11nd W110 the MacLcnn Funeral terms of office imorrow afternoon. those iof_Dl.9fl$flnt___ memories and i_
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Mr. William Smith. ~18, ii-vslsiflill. i, electrician on the C. G. S. Chur- . lottetoivn ivas found (lead ll‘ his berth on board ship yesterday, morning. Coroner Dr. W, B. flow- att of Summerslclc decided an iii- i quest W05 unnecessary. It was be- lieved death was due to heart ail- , merit. .
Mr. Smith was born at. Charlottc- l town. the sou of the late W. E. ; Smith and Mrs. Smith, g
During the Great Whr he served ‘ in the Canadian Naiy. Following his discharge he W115 for a time with the Telephone company and . for the ivast seven months was employed on the C. G. S. (‘har- ioiteimvn, ice breaking carferry plying between BoroNi, thin Pro- i viiice and Capr- ‘formoutine on t the illftlllifllld. At the time of his 1 death M1‘. Smith was acting chief electrician. l-lis residence \v.is at 57 Upper Prince Street, this city. 1
Suriivuig hie Mr. Smith's tivife, formerly ltixiriei Conley, Sii-niuci- side; two small children, Carmen, 9, and Reta. ii Hi< mmhmg Mm Vi‘. E. Smith. two hroih rs, Fitti- erick and Wnliri" A. smith 2;.- of Charlotictoiviw and two'.<i.tei: Mrs, Louis J. Moore. and lift-s. J. Maclifillan both oi lliroiitn, ab’: survive.
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JZK, 19.7 m., 13.11‘. mcir.
WEDNESDAY. REPTEMEER I MOSCOW
4:00 p.m.»-- Biriiticzist in litig- llsli. RAN, 31 m., 11.15 meg. BERLIN 5:15 p.m.—Summci' Musi Offerings. DJD, Ho»! m., 11.1 meg. TOKYO 6:15 pain-Concert. JZL, 18.8 m., 17.78 mega; JZJ, 25.4 m., 11.80 meg. LONDON 6:20 p.m—l’oints of View by ’1‘ravi~llers from the Dominion: and llic Colonies. uSCP, 16.8 m
17.79 rhea ; use. lthli m., 15.111 meg; G50. 19.7 m., 15.18 meg] G51), 25.5 m., 11.75 men; GSB,
31.5 m., 9.51 meg.
IIYIJAPEST 7:00 p.m.-Foll~. ire Songs: Toni and Misu Lnkauts‘ Gypsy Band, HAT-A. 32.8 iii.. 8.12 meg‘. EINDIIUYEN 7:00 ]).f1I.—-—C0l'Ollllill)I\ Jubil Program of H. M. Quew Wilhe.
mina. PCJ, 31.2 m., 9.5 meg. LONDON 7:15 p.m.-Si1inl_v Macpliersou, at the BBC Tlimitli‘ Organ, Gsc,
16.11 m., 17.79 117015.; usr, 19,6 m. 15-31 meta: use 19.7 m. 15.18 meg; cs1), 25.5 m., 11.75 meg.: GSB, 31.5 m., 0.51 meg. BERLIN 0:30 p fir-Reich Party Convex;- tion --- 193a. p.11), 2.7.4 m.,. 11.77 meg. ROME 7:35 p.m,.-Li,':lii aldi-Josi Duo iiiiri quartet: INN-lift Jenmr "Just talking about ‘l-iiiuous \'(.~irt~.~. It program of recur ' m., l1 Bl nicer, 9.831111";
PHIES ll‘ “(irntniipiivine Rvfqyds. m., 111:8 111021.; 'f‘PA4, 1.71 invi‘. ti‘ U! ti‘ I‘; i214?) p.m.-ims (‘ominpntajq-s_ IFVSRC, 51.7 in '
til. mvt. _ 1.0 Ill 9:20 p.m.-"\\'oi~
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Affufiw,“ a, talk by A. I‘. Xvxvtoii. lllirwieg Professor of imperial Iiihiqfv m m" U"i\'i‘l‘-“iif~‘ of London. CSI 10.6 m.. 1x21; lllt'i_“.I usci. 25.5 m., 11.75 mew: use‘. 313 m_ 0.5a flint‘. 1 (i511, at . 11' , 0,51’ meg.
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9:45 p.m.-A Tull: in Fllghih,
RKYBPTION AT SPRINGIIILL, N, l SPRJNGIIITJII. N S, Sept. 6 -. Mi‘, and Mrs, Fruit}: Aiielz their izucsa. M: ltfiehael 1m,- Cliarloftetown. , l, 1., \\.. 1v ' recently miirrieii, ,\ ,~.-<-ci>t..oi1 w“; held and truest, wi-rc pnmlli m» Charlottetown, Amherst and Sain John. nuntlztiriiii: 4L’ lll nil, Wild came to extend I'*il('ll.'lllf‘f1.< to hfi". and Mrs. Michael.
FIELD I llAY If sr. THERESA
There will he a FIQICI my held at St. Theresa on Fri- day. September 9th. Th1 meeting will he addressed by representatives of‘ the Dominion Livestock llrnneh as well as l‘t‘[Il‘t‘.\‘(‘1IffIlIV05 of the Provincial Ilepari- ment. of Agriculture.
JOHN F. (TRRAN
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