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TRYON METHODIST CIRCUIT. vices at Tryon 11 a. m. Crapaud 3 p. m. Victoria 7 p. m. Pastor in charge of all services.

tako place todny. (Saturday) from her residence, Cumberland. lniou cemetery.

PROPERTY SALE.—'I‘wo dwell lugs oi’ Mrs. Teresa Hughes were Nos. 200 and 202 Sydney St., was for $3.500 and the (lwollini: at 9

liogaii for $1.12 ion, Auctioneers.

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Miss l\‘iary MncNciriu nu 'l‘ucsday evening Oct. 2, at the homo of Mrs (Dr). Murchison, Bonshinv. The house was tastefully decorated with pretty flmvers. Little Joyce Crosby, who made u. very wiusomc

press‘ laden with pretty and useful gills. The parcels were oponiall by Mrs. (icddlo lliucLi-oii, while M ss (Jntliorinc lliurchison read lhc ziccompnnying versus. Tho evening was pleasantly spent in pluying various games, musicboth vocal and iustrinucutul, Miss Uailiirriuc lilacNcvin presiding at the piano. The ‘bride to bu" thitnk» l.‘.t.l each and ull for their thought- fulness and good wishes, nitcr ivhlch dainty refreshments “were served nnd the singing of "For She's A Jolly Good Fellow," brought ti. pleasant evening to n close.

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sold by Auction Thursday fllltl |_.__ , - , brought good prices_ The dwelling him‘ U" Dominion I'm“

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“Eucmus “m”? sM-‘D PAINFULLY INJURED-Mrs. J. ETC., will he sold on Saturday A_ Harding’ Norboro met with a afternoon by the Cornwall-York serious acumen, a few days 35¢

While helping with the harvest she fell and was badly hurt. Her

many friends wish her a speedy

INVERNESS SOREENED COAL recovery, discharging from vessel today at A- Plckard & Co. lie a good time BRAD'\LBANE.—The hours‘ of i0 910W You!‘ BIIPDlY- 1933-11-12-31 service icr next Sunday are chang-

ed to the followinfl in Granville at

MPCLARYE wEl-‘COME PIPE“ 11 a. m, in Brudslbauc 2 p. m. and LEss FURNACEI ti“ be" fllifla" in ltose Valley at 4 p. m. Mr. A °" "l6 ‘market '9" "l6 °"lY b)’ Th9 Stirling McKay will conduct these

services. Sunday School in Brad-

105'4‘10'13'3l albauo after the service, and in

Rose Valley ut 3 p. m.

—-Suuday Oct. 14, Preaching ser- cLyDE AND WEST R|VER___

Services Sunday Oct. 14th. (‘lyde itiverll a. m. West River 3 p. 1n. There \vill he Rally Day services for the children. Sabbath School

FUNEFTRL NoTlcEr-Fililerfll 9i one hour before each service. Even the lute Mrs. Francis l~I_ Smi-th will mg Sol-vie .8 in Clyde River also M

f. Subject ‘Christ lntroduenl by John the liaptlsh meets Ills l-‘irst

Street. Services commencing ‘at l),,_.,ciplufi_ 2 (iii-lock. interment, New iJom- .

HEAD OF LAND OFFICE RE- T|RED.——'llil0 (lalgary l-lorulti says: W. 1'1. 'I‘ulbot, who for the past clcvizn and one-hull years has zigeul. was retired from the civil rucc Saturday with an hour iiil-‘l ten minutes’ notice, 'l‘hc telegram arrived ut the (Y. N. it. oiiico in (‘zilgury at llriii on Saturday morning and it was ilclivi-rteil in Mr. ’l‘niboi at the Domiuloii laud office at about 11:50. 'l‘hi~. office closed at. 1 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, and on Monday morning . ii. Crockett, who has been employed iu the (lulgiiry hrnucli of the Dominion laud office for the past sixteen years, took Mr. ' nlbotfls place. The charge was so <uiiilcu that it came as n. grout

Hhfldp" “vlmplod m q my!“ “PM surprise to revcrynnc around tho

laud office. Mr. Crockett said that he know zihsoiuti-ly nothing about it until he was informed that he was authorized to take thc posi- tion of acting Dominion laud ugcnt. When Mr. Talbot was ilskizil about iho inattcr, hc said that he had itllSOlllltllY nothing to say. “Did your retirement have unythiiu: to do with the rumor a slrort time ago to the (rfiect that the Calgary branch of the land office was to be closed?" Mr. 'l‘ulbot was asked. “I don't know," he replied. Then he continued: "l suppose—" there was a pause for a moment and he added. “l haven't anything to say about it at all." Mr. It). H. Crockett is a P. E, Islander and was born at Carleton and lS a son of Mr. John Crockett, Carleton Siding.

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' Mariner Blames

Strange Force For Pacific Wrecks

(United Preca)

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12.—Neith er tidal wave nor currents o1 seismic origin, but some other strange force was responsible fol the recent wreck of seven United States destroyers and the crash t few (lays later of the super-dread naught ‘Pexas and the freighlel Steel Seafarer in the wn ers .ofi Point Arguelio, north of Santa Bar- bara, Culit, according to Captali Alfred Davis, a mariner of the old school who sailed his clipper slilr around the Hornia tie-code ugo. The west entrance of Santa Bar burn channel, between Point Con ception and San Miguel islands always has been in ill repute among seafaring men,’ suit’ Captain Davis. its xiicknamc, "thi graveyard of ships," was earuet" about the time of Cabrilio, whc there lost his life and was buriet‘ on one oi‘ the channel islands according to stories which have

' ‘iccome legends. it is said at no

other point on tho Pacific huvo sc many ships mct disaster. and ul Ways the cause remained a myst cry.

Captain Davis said he recalli- many wrecks along the const near Point Arguello tinting back to thc time of the mystery disaster of the Golden l-iorn. Always. said the old sen captain, those who escape alive fronl the wrecks, when any "Bcflileil, have had the same story l0 i011. of suddenly becoming en veloped iu a fog and than. without Wflfllillg. crashing on rocks. in variably, ho said, tho navigators had thought themselves in niid~ Cllilllllul, their instruments showing them to be on a safe trourse, when in rt-uiiiy they were miles from their (course.

‘isoilliilililli! unexplained by Fwliilllilii-s." ilcclnretl Captain Du .. “beckons the ships to shore, and i-rcry man who has sailed thi» coast for any lcngth of time knows that. something will got him ii‘ hr doesn't Willlfll out.

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AMERICANS OCCUPY CORFU PALACE OF FORMER KAISER

ICORFII, OCT. 11—1<‘rom "primi- ‘tvo hut no Kaisciirsl lpilhluce in pm ffliry story rcollly oi’ 500 Armen- ian boys, now enjoying the lux- llYiiMs Of the palnlial mansion of the l'(il'lli-I".‘ German emperor, sit.» uzttifil‘ tiloug the (roast about live nrllos from hero‘, The boys are all undcl‘ American cure, lbi-lng thi- wards o1‘ the Near East iteiiof and (lltfclslcil by iii. ii. hluriphy, oi Lawi‘ci1t-ev.iil!c-, MiZISS,

The luxuriant gardens, filled ‘Vii-ll "milieu-ii giPOWbllts and ilotied

chilnre lo enjoy an iuuperial walk. Tihcy do not mziinitain a dignity‘ such‘ as an; emperor is supposed

just the same, Their walking con- sists mainly iu mniping and. play- iuig. Great affairs of state do not

be‘ happy.

"All." said one‘ oi‘ them to the Associated) Press correspondent. “w‘- are all happier than the emp- erm‘ ihimscltf." \ The villa. iwas (‘.0ll‘S"‘"r\inil firs‘ PM‘ the late Emtoress Elizabeg pg Austnia. ‘I-t is ponderous In I-LS SW10 Milth. lavish- decoration cverywwhero. There is a strikllng Si-il-llle In ‘the center of iilie garden cn-ileil, "The ‘Dying Achillles." it is the best pielce of original sculp- ture i‘n thei gerrdeu. There is a bronze statue of colossal pTOp-OI" tions lin bhei very ‘front oil’ lthe gar- deu overlooking the sea. It also is Achliiles ‘and is supposed‘ to rep- resent the former Kaiser.

The Greek government has tri- ed I0 ta-kie ove-r ‘the property hurt ns it lie the private property of the former German emperor, they cannot procoedi nfith, their pur- poso. ‘Durilnlg bile recent Italian occupation or the Island, it was a. tlivoinite resort of the‘ Itulinn offic- ers. who lwould go there as for a ilay in lithe country.

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L lb. D., was ieoniferreti ipiirtitlilllttw LI _ S rsidevetl in the picturesque ceremony.“ ‘Premier lilaldxvln zirrivcii at 3 »

‘l’ e iAmiuews before Kipling. lie was, T ‘compelled by

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students thronized mecelvod Kipling

O“ qlllmlslllt‘. “lg-M in we Sum- deuts, wiho- gireeited‘ him ut the wvitih the famous wztr cry "Ygorra"

nix-side .\lt'.llIO(llSl. church u lllOUL-l n54 was liclil iu tin- iuii-rcst of thc ‘Junutiiziu liihlt- Society at which hrri‘ was it lair-gt.- zilicniluncc oi“

ll. l). ltuymonil. locnl prcsitit-iit of he i’_ l‘). l. Society. .\lr_ liuymoni‘.

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Hi“ “n4” “““ L“ ‘ll ‘l "' ‘ llreiuell‘. still wi-nirmig the scarlet itissiirll iii-e drown, rs‘il‘l)Si‘([ill3lilil_\' \V(‘li'Oillt‘il noted ‘tuthor was liill‘tiilll(‘t:‘(l by Mr. (icorse Me- studunis ‘Hugged um WHY in a“ ‘villi- fili-li-llfifiv ‘Hive ‘the boys itlNllii. "lflcisidcut oi‘ ‘ '

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tiic and sang wild, btirbairlt: songs. in stripped of their and ‘flung the air, then they bnrcfooix-d viintims in cartridue sizztlon. 'l’nc shots from pistols rang out.

tide uuxilialgv. ‘in a ‘slufr-t address '

Mr. Ray-mend emphasized the great *9-¢*+9*" °*****'*'* *‘”""'*

woik being done in Canada under tho auspices of the Bible Socictv

ho great majority of our immig- "nnis outer the Dominion» from

circlilnletl in this country in lit) languages was present- ed to each immigrant lie further apoke of lhe great. ‘iutcrcst taken n that work by .\ir. Donovan, K. (3., of 'i‘oronto, the President of the Canadian Bible Sticiety, who was with them tlmt nigght and whom ho was ‘plcaseil to introduce to the iuilicui-ty

Mr. Ilcnovziu who was well rc» z-eivcd fuvorcil the audience with t capable and vigorous ZHlIiPPF-G Ink» lug as his tc.\‘l the great tact that the Bible l‘ s at the root. of our ill0(l0i‘ii civilization. lie refirrt-ii to the year i492 in which 11>] mr 1 bus discoveroil America. and in which also Wm. Tyndale the tran~ slatcr of the New Testament into English was born. That the four hundred annivensary of ‘that trans- lation would be fittingly‘ cclehrsi-zti‘ in 12:25 ~

The speaker then proi-eedeil to show how large n. part this Book has played in the ‘political and soc- ial as well as the religious life of tho Anglo-Saxon peoples it is significant that 90 per cent oi’ thc circulation of the scriptures is in Anglo-Saxon hands and that nvi-r- 90 p. c. of the nirgrcslvc missionary‘ work of the churches is carried on under the sumo ziuspices. Mr_ Den- ovnu concluded a very vigorous ud- iircss with u strong and trcncllrni nppcul for n more whole hearted support oi‘ ihe work of lthe lllblc Stit-iety on the island. lic was grateful in the Society's niune for ihc sum of $l‘>,000 representing the l‘. lC. i_ conirlilutioii lo the Sol-i» tw‘i_\"s funds for the past year. The opening exercises were con» lliiclcil by itevs. J. l~‘_ nmmy, Moth- odisl, J. Mitchell, Presbyterian and A. l\'_ llerumu, Baptist. Th4‘ ihunks of the society is actrortleil

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