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PAGF VX THE' CHARLOTTETC-WN_ GUARDIAN'
PECEPJBER 2. 1935
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PLUS Cc-M1-:DY AND
_a_____.\D\ENTI.'RE SERIES _ MANY HAPPY RETURNS-Mrs ~ Viviun 0‘Connor, of 198 Kent Street,
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.her 83rd birthday and her fr` d
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C0\lrt yesterday a drunk was seni- ‘ eneed I0 twenty days in jail and r Dirty charged with illegal posses- sion of liquor was remanded.
'I'&UCI{ DARIAGED BY FIRE_..
A truck belonging to the Irving Oil Co. caught fire in McKenzie'_- S;r\‘-
fioe Station, Prince Street, yesterday . aftemoon and was considerably
damaiged. Ciiy firemen responded to ll still Alarm with the chemical
F04- PBLTING DE\I0‘\'S'I`RAT
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GAZETTED-.Arnong the list of
1\DP0tntments, promot;ons and re-
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tirements in the Militia, recently Swfiied. '_ car the following: P. E. I L Hr b H011 Lt Co '
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'lzifl 'lrf_-"5-ntntioll of badzns_f inn: Ml.-',=.fs F':llL~' I'-L l. .\l,iry‘ 11i¥111Y 1'£‘SlJ’2C1C<l Ciiivens. A woman ' _ i .. ` 'tn ;- 1. Lf 1; 0110 111 W1i0H1 I had confidence w q gl. it lit: -.l.;l 50 open to parents, Ft.~:'gl'¢.»li, Rzzfil C;l.r;__-:, 1.0;-,.1 Sf;-_ _ of quiet habits and sterling char- ART SQQIETY i E;II_Y;,'fh0`1t duifsgimgge having worked together as mlnisg nlzri 1:'.f:1tL=. of the Gu.cies at seven-f '-’~'fll‘l. Joan 55c'»‘,’.. Mac \Vn:'l'f‘n, l lictcr, liberal and heliiilll V10 the on Brom C ureléy ' rliidoksoraiileizlbv-’*¢1Si $7011? 1111f1`i111;f9fU1Y b'?ii€\'6 i»h8f» ters of the Gorpel- LU519 T11U1`S' ¢-.-..._ . Margwmc -1-,__m,i;_ hi, Thompgonv . hecdy, .she was the centre oi' her “S and one on r"cr`c.' ` ` 'f ix.. 1.1 d Wag; ved from the rav_ day eveningi"
ML” Ruth Heartz “ere Ieaturcs 0 1 .-'“ san . n The Chair a
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Gilxdcs of the 2nd Company want- 1
iv.; ti-.l-do Cllrlst-mas Card: may go' ~ . Pri (.‘:‘fl.=,<-. Office to sec sam-i ; ~~, r»-t:~<l.=, Thfir orders will bei ' ne li 'Em mf:f_~‘.::;» on Friday.
NEW CONTPANY
IA rzczv contnnnv of Guides from;
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l.ll ;l‘ it -lat, _ Mr. Jos. Smith
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eval it .~i;f~;' tiili ily Mis Giiinli on 1 the lf '~€ol".' and or;'an‘zation of Girl Gilfrljfiz- Ifrwi wlflios for the suc- zvss li. this iziiv company.
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'f|UNl'l`Y GIRL GUIDES
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'I‘hf~ inllllit Sccorci Company met
l 1":~.d;iv night in the Social l,l`i _.11-;i lilo Florence Nightingale ('<»l1ip'-_lily lll l»Ir°.lr|.z Mcmorlall-fail.
Tl (J |l.l:;|lllcs :tsscnlbicd in thc
li;-ii for the closing cere-
Ir was announced thot
pliw-~s. of meeting would bc
k<;;t, for mio montfi. after which 1* f~ Companies would exchange h.:!!=‘_
A short. Court of Honour was
hr-id after the regular meeting. the t`ii|l:lfl~s and Patrol Leaders of both C--lirinliivs being present. In the Luilrlt Scrord Company Mrs. Mac- Dmilllri was elected Secretary and Miss Saluldvrs 'Treasurer for the year. while Mrs. Cudmore and Miss Weeks were elected Secretary and Trcasllrer respectively of the Flor- ellrc Nightingale Company. ‘lt wa; decided that inter-patrol ocznprlitlons would be held every week in which points would be given to each patrol for attend- Ual, punctilaiity, Lnlpeetiou, gam-
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f _ . '; -A I -- ‘ 5,. A 1 l “ _ _ 5 ' - . _,,- _ .f;]~,,_;_ _ _ 1 __ _ _fy \_ - _ RQ B* 'I 'Week The P1'0l'-‘rietor of the estab-
' If _ R ACE \\_S° ,‘ _ llslznielit appeared before Magistrate
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L B M6111-‘$11. Montague. ch.rged under the Excise and Prohlbifion Acts and was fined or in lieu of fzly- ment .sentenced to nine :ronrhs in
' C*~’0l‘8¢t»<>'-m Jail. He chose to
erve the jail senicnoc.
WEDDING BELLS~An ocgagifin of much interest took place a; ln;-_ home of the brld Mt. slewar'
\ H ` e, ,. _ _ l. _V when Mrs. Marin MacLeod wr.
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a bountiful suppe" was elroycd by
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W'lh her happiest congratulations.”
€1\8111¢- lrcaching all our Protestant min's-
L_973_ l pardon. Mr. Chairman. It is not a
1 (9°m'1““°d h'°m 13°" 1) personal matter. l-Ie accused the _ ' __ agent of our organization of being
' a liar."
:ur of “Gov.zrnment Control." "‘ a s f _"Having had experience as an of- r
fzcer of the law in Windsor, 0nt__
usrlly personal." J
undfr Prciiisiiion and Govemxnen.| Rev. Mr. McCleary: “You have! cV:i_l.l‘o1 I felt that I could 5p;g;¢| infomation that we haven't got., with some allthcrity 011 the subject, then. How do you know it is per- f :-.o jo,neti f<.l~ce-. lvilh a number of sonal? He accused our Agent." | o;li:rs and thl‘.;ugli the Press we took issue with those who favored time I don't know that anyonehar Governlllc-nt Control and with an a right to express his own opinion n:t.ve President and Oommrttee in a physical manner in order to \'.‘alt.lig upon the Government on make a point. I am sure Mr. Wat- sevelcl occasions, we. I believe, were terworth appreciates that, I have "“°~"‘ Sful in 1'¢¢a1111-118 the present I been in consultation with Mr. Wat-
Eroiiibition law.
"At this time your secretary com- ris attitude
.med and addrexed some 200 letters Rev Mr McCleary I-Ie has al __ eady apologized to the Attorney ,~°f=`~- M15 1°”-ery Societies, W. c. 'r. General roi- that
ill. _Presidents a_nd Sons of Temper- _ The Chairman “Yes he is sorry _ance Divisions. The text of these for what has happened For that
The Chairman: “At the same;
Grade X-l. Mary Macdonald; 2.
Eileen Hlggin; 3. Helen Cullen.
Grade IA’-1. Mary McCloskey; 2.
the Chairman: “Cert in matter _ ertalning to that matter are nat- -M‘“`°°1 C’°°by3 3° Evelyn Gwmt'
Grade VIII-1. Frances Kelly; 2.
Mary Hennesscy; 3. Phyllis Rossiter and Eleanor Gaudet.
Grade VIII-l. Altrieda Rogers; 2.
Eunice Condon; 3. Gertrude Quinn.
Grade VII-1. Melita. Crcsby; 2.
\/tary Coyle; 3. Florence Saunders.
Grade VII-1. Elsie Doyle; 2. Fre-
da Hennessey; 3. Jullenne Gallant.
GradeVI-1.Mlldrcd Somers; 2.
Frances Duffy; 3. Noreen Whelan.
Grade VI-l. France: Steele; 2.
Clarkln
Grade VI-1 Ashes Malone: 2.
Franoes McGa gan 3 Betty McCor- mack
Grade V-1 Anna Doiron; 2. 'Ile-
resa Gallant, 3 Louisa Rosslter.
iletters was \-.':l':‘-. spoken by the reason I don't think it is a good Grade V-l. Wanda MacMillan; 2.
‘Premier to rl f' ' "ation that wait- thing to express our opinion. The A111111 H€H!lC§ey:_3, Joyce Coady. i
ed upon the _ nment to pre ent Premier mav perhaps have said
Grade V-1. Willa Fitzgerald; 2.
a “i:l'ief" an .‘:r.nin the atti- things he was sorry for in the days Jean 0’Brien; 3. Mary Keough.
tude of the L‘<;._;.".ment, towards en- to fcrclng the Pl-tliibitlon law. The!
come. We commended the
terworth and I know that that is _ '
secr
Grade IV-1. Leis O'BrieI1: 2. Bor-
etary. Mr. Watterworth, forthe Him REM-ly: 3- I-01` 3011119555?-
above melitioncd "text" in substance cfiorts he has made. That 15 thc| Grrde IV-1. Bernadette Hagan; was, "Pres~urc is being brought to christian atmudo, But in y,h¢l2. Louise Wedge; 3. Vivian Duncan.
bear upon the Governmentln favour meantime I think this other mat- 03 cilfrieitls the law." All-hough the ter wl'l have to vorl: out uloil
Premier dcc`r.red the Gcvernmcnt T
Grade IV-1. Ethel Triiinor: 2.
.i0 `~19_1!1 S3j1Y1i1f'1l11Y with the Pr0h`bi- lnion. If the matter is dropped I i .V11 .a'.v. lt was uundcl‘si00d MPO!! think it will be well to lctit drop."
zclinblc nilzhoriiy that a large per- cell: of the members favoured the d
Rev. Mr. McClea."¥: “If it is not
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hat is only my own private op- S1t°1‘~
`:idopiVion of a Government Control
Mr. R. A. Profltt: "The continu-
. Ti” Wa? fake? as 3 111;' ccmlliiitee will be nble to \\nr,l,llg .0 hip.) flat lf temperance handle ug- Grade 1»~r_1_ Je,” ROM-nz 2_ Ven
j _-flililiiczl; was not aroused to offset
.1112 lJl'e=‘-*ure aircn-tr felt. there think there .should be any meritioni Grade II-1. Dorothy Saunders*
WH to it in the press.” 32, .loan Dowling; a. Dori.-. Connolly.
\'.-ozlld be nothing for the "powers gi that be" to do bllt submit in favour of Governlilcllt Control. The temp- ge
Rev. J. W. Nicholson: “I don't
Rev. Mr. Macleod: "It isa milt- r that the Federation should
crnnee scnziluant was raised and - make no pmnounvmcm on Mme lzo <iolll:; fcl`.. i present time." .
“_-‘_t llle t;n'_e of this "pres con- i iro1crs_\"' your 'rcretsry wrote . 15 izienty cxld Ieiters and czirried on ,
_i*Vi;;' r :H11 I'.*.‘. j:`_'.'o_=ti;e.tioll; in
n‘,':E:t‘ in _",f.‘,zli f:r:‘t hard infl:l'ni.'- :
Rev. Mr. Nicholson: "I think it essential that we should support
Mr. Watierworth' in the service that he has rcrtdored gf=nov.1il_y." 1
Tile Ch;lil':li.ill: "Dori anyone
.ill ii; the ogicraii ii rf s;:ei;l‘~: di..-W, to m_i_|,._, 8 __.__,_.__.n,mt “__ _,.5 ...V _..._-,., ._. ,, -~ , -~
. ._ .i J _ o_g:.ul..:lt.lon. In
Snrdizic the colztlllllatloli cf the
121:- tour c of :ivso in‘.c:ti;ation.=, I; ssc.-MR;-._V?~~ . .- ._.- . -. - ~ .. - .n,;.,c.cd l.. .=o_ril<L‘..sics. At o..e of! Rev_ Mn Mccleary. ..We have
tl~f‘.~ .f'j:o,e.l:ra@Irs n .icizllre o` a gai- Ifli of ‘i'fshl_l,'
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clrfttlcd r.'l’I:li crns wcrc on
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3 ha
mis pl-clnises one Wednesday after-
Ne S0 for now. and Mr. wottor-
rilm was made, Five otherg Worth h.,s suffered so far that we
ve got to pledge oursc‘\'es to sec
_'\` Coffin, Savage I-Iarbor The hourc IE V 'T 1`7°"` - ° 'him through. I-le may- lose his
` as prettliy decorated for the cc- ff ntrxlle ,woesf QI °}_“”'°h “Cause he 11215 i>l1Sh0d
\_, _ _ ' . caslon. At seven o‘clcck the bride ‘.‘_“ ° TS sC"i"i' m‘°"j°““ " 111m-Self S0 far in this tem range s Czl r» lble information eceiled no pc "":~ _ PLUS entered the parlor on the arm ot _ ‘;" ~ ' . ' _ 1 affair. I think we should pledge .%_ _ her nephew to the strains of tho _~ll1l_n lagt nlg_lZ_t li._vv~as_S'g1i¢d j our own churches to the ummm;
_ ' CARTOON Ixiiqmgc I`;Ii1rchAf?layEld by . Ami; ci`illii1i”A1(i)ti‘c;ii;‘dnA-lc gold Ggrl of nw of ten dollars mm? each
- /_ _ 5 Ut- 55- _ 91' 119 CCf€111~11.- s ‘ c_;i_iurch_ lf_ necessary, to sllPDOrt -SONG HIT - mend; and nelghbm-5 of 53111 pm-L- 'noch l.l.=‘. silnlli'.;r. I Qvyfé, xiiittiitvorijii or anyum else I"L_-\SH GORDON ies. On Baturday evening when tlici "A cron". dc:.l of -personal work] I brougrii ug; “gg l;_aHt;_Lg;; chapter 5_ storm abated the bride and groom 'wus dcnc 0.- your secretary confer- l light on this question of the 1
-_ _f____i_- HCC°mPBI1i€d by their IICDUCWS l-cd \'»‘a'_h liilnlcrous officials with re- , va ue
- ~ v C11'0\’C I0 their fll'»\11”0 1101110 Hi SGW- ispcct to law cllforcehicnt and to scelr of -me Pr°mbm°n C°mmis5i°“ as
TI_1l RS. - FRI. - SAT- age Harbor where a bountiful re- ;_,f..m;;i;io:i re<_g.ll';ling tile trafic! against the Af'L°mey Generali but Dan." :L15 "' 7 '- 8-45 past' was prep“.r°d and sewcd by _r.li:l colisil:lipti:>n oi intoxicating’ H, you are gomg to pqsh it “img
.~:..i_T, _\{_.\T_ 2,30 MTS- Melvine P12°'~1~ .laoooi-_ in o;l_ over firty of soon “". ’“‘g“° “S “'°11 ditch* 1U- I
I IS ,DER RRED Ni `c:lifcrellces were held including con- §:u_;§0;'et§£`£e “it to tl; Eimfeigfy
'.0 LM' ‘ ”` ‘ r* »' cc." "l th tx r l, 'e me C "5 111 _ w Russell B. McLure of Concord,Mass. _§3C;?L§}iC_` 3) C&;‘fy1o(;°1“;;‘;_ up. And if any financial loss oc- ___,__, had the honor recently of being the _ emmmc _m_mbm_V_ provmcm and curs. which I feel quite sure will
toasbmwter at R hanquet hem mit-.liv police. .school ofi‘ici'.i<._ editors, re5u.lt‘ we. shouid be “mc to Stand the Worcester Bancroft Hotel nt- _____»_do___ b0o_,C__"ors temmmnce on behind him to solne extent." tended by upwards oi 600 gucsisw ‘ _ 5' ” ,=_°, ' if . Rcv. Mr. MacLeod: “Is it that
I Fa E 0 R h My-_ M¢1,m-5 15 generay 5;\1L-Sn-,an _;,'nlilzn'.;oii officials and ministers. I senousy,
‘ 1 'I for the standard oil with so sto- alll ~ »' v to S-“v that ilu result 0!
.\!.ln.<llrlE!.n .r r>l',\',\"1`.1.l<l-`- ' _ ‘ Pi ' '- *A _ ‘ Rev. Mr. Mcclenry; ‘-It is quite,
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is ~. __ -_, - - _- -- ,. . tions under his jurkdictlon and hr... some of these c.nfere1ices convinced serious M Cl i_ _, 4;.;-g ° .3 __ _ ' 1 MRS GEORGE DRE the distinction of being thc young- imc cief.nlicl_v of the lrlslncerity o “_ouldn',t be 'he Q” ‘"1‘_~f1' 01` I
W . __ _ re odrl
. _ t salesman with tile colilpany. 4 ionic upoli \.lloni we are d,pcnding 5~
_ On T:il_lrsd.l~: c',cr.;:;~ Non-r-mber _-- es _ . ~ . Rev. Mr. Watterwortl~ "I f
. . _ _ __ _ "_ . __ With promofklns com ng yearly to to nfol-oo our laws, 4 1- eel
._~_.-_;_~ _*_ f A., Jin. l_~ Rlzlvr-;~ tm:-.gl;>.il;.~ of _T110 HCPD -slllllvnlhy 0! I Wide ML Mcmlre he is mv; mst in Um 1° addmsgcd 30 audiences rehmve that I :tm in all embarrassing pos-
to tl~r~ liiuol' situation These meet- mon' I feel that the ~ matter
3lui‘.2lli'Ji.i ailti l_)tl:, t.lilli;l','e mct Cl1"i'10 ‘lf f1'191'1dS E095 01-it 00 MY- as gene]-B1 mangggr (me gf 1_l\¢
_»_~_ ’ son, I>‘lr,<_'_:li"i;;;-;;»-. To liuf. lie'._-.I_\' E--3i1` Dim'-'~ 111 me d‘f‘“11 Of 131911 was Mr. Jones, General Manager i ;}O.;n;:0P:c;I](?S. Cwups_'W_ c_ T_ U_ intention io keep the arrnlr of 155;
org;~u;1;¢<;i (_':,;;:j>il:_-.~ tlzll. r;~.f»v_-71;” lii'ii,ler, Mrs. George Drew, which for New England. who coligriitulnt- | m.,,nm-,t_,C`nS_ W0mm._ Im,_i_utes Thursday night very mum gn sec.
...ll r 2l\l\!.(_lTTl£T()'WN COMPANY' wrls a _;mv>i.:'l,.:1-_<;:;_-. as their ifoii l_l1l1(": Monday, Mrs. Drew ed Mr. McLure on being onc of Lilo inuil S51; of .rmm__,,a1__é€__ Ma`ny dc_ ret. I had no notion of making
He,
'diff-
.\I;.~s Gill iii.
Margaret Wcbstcr, Dorothy Mac- CrlIlllm_ Inez Ruberix. and Norma Jcnizin.-‘.
After the z\nrolln~.'l`.‘. f-<v:'r~lii'lxly
M:-;.»' l"\liil‘!‘C..m tzlllqllt <.-l:l‘ llc'.‘.' games. 'l`l~lf,~ meeting rl~._,:t with refreshments and a jolly _-ini;-song.
ls! .\lI.`RR.\Y RIVER f'l`l.\fI’.»\f\'Y
.li Gu.d_.. ll..tiel the . .'~:.~ll\,p
of M:-__ \\'.=`1?1'r D.li;'_if1' ;::.fi Miss
,< li:-lltiv :rd five uidcs K'-fli.'.~l. t:_\l`.-iL.‘i f :ii 2 ` 1 ` . P
v~:"’ ;»:l~f'rl on t`lic;r Tcndirfoot tile Billf_-h_rl`-.- ‘ml<i) the )<3}‘-)=`1*-;i)‘l"‘- `tg<;ntI.il‘14;c`1?;'tCrda§ arte? a short visit lx;
lfotli p.l l. nfpo 'zmil to li.l"r~thn
-.;_-;<l;\ Cf,nlm§_=,3_0n;r_ The I-0. 1-mbI<‘lll,~.' :l:lf_l :-iirlilftivr l;ll'.t.; cor-
Qc twftll ng' :ia fiielit in l
“ lliff r',~ pro ":':lmlnn _7
l
F-"-'-‘l'>ol:<.illr: to tie-“ir pai l llzlnlmi I0 ‘~""l" on lit' lr ll=‘i`*-rlils
'lll:. f,'llllh;lllj.' l_»; to ilfr cf»ll~,:r.'lt-
ulatr-ti on their many Company good turns lvilirll thi-y ha':e rcnd- ered to r.illr~rs in Mllrray River since tilcir ol'grllll7.:ltit>li tivo years; ago. Dllrilll; tiir: curly autumn both patrols gave flowers to sick
| i>fV‘i`=1u:.\:_ Ono patrol rr<-'n‘f-,- mr.
ricd \v".<\d for <-lderiy pcopie while the oti1'~r mlicctefi and <11 'rli:ll*,ofl mtxoyavllicr. :mil pclprirs. The Com. Dilily exl‘fr:i.: to nflsist Sonia Claus this Chl'l.=.tnl:is by mending and tll.=Vtl'ih‘.ltili;: toys. 'Vic Gllides are prcptlrinf: for rl r-rilif-'_-rt to be given at Christmas tln‘_t~, iilc [lr"V”°c-ds of which po to Conil‘.l~.lt_v funds.
La‘-t Sitilrrlrlf' Mrs, flcnv. Prov-
incial Colnmlssi';ilr~r. with Miss Arsonnilit nlld Miss Rcny paid a visit to thc Colnpanv. Mis.: Rcay taught kliozs and signalling and some lieu' gmlcs. Mrs. Lowe. src- retary ol the L'~,f'~.l A.='.,=1ocl1t.’:ll. was also present. Afiel' the mort- ing had closed with Trips. Mrs. Dalziel and Mrs. Lowe served some delicious rcfl'esllmelit.s to the
visitors.
IST BEDEQUE COMPANY
The Guidcrs of this Company
'have been vrozizillrg on their sf-crrtii ITOO Lille T0 CIGSIIY
’ ` it
class tcs'_s ill orc.cr to tluillily 11' their warrants.
On Baillrday lastMi1=; Wil.=.oll,
Provincial Secretary, with Miss
,Bcanh visited Bcdeque md exam- l, L~Vl4-13-2-UL
i home where her death will bevery 4 keellly felt. i Sho wu,= a member of 'I‘rlnity i Limited Church. The funeral will izilze pirlce today from her late res- , idcnee. 189 Grafton Street, to the _ Peoples cemetery, service starting
13202 o`clock, funeral leaving at
Dr li A \/fcDonald retumed to
I Mins Mary St:~\vnrt, Mt, A`~bion. was a vi itor to the city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ross. Vemon,
Mr. Albert Stewart, of Mt. Albion -_-:ere ln the city yesterday,
Mrs Harold Shea and little
daughter Shirley May, of Tlgnish. luxe visiting her mother Mrs. Vlllafd, City.
Miss Ella Dunplly, Kensingtnn.
is visitlno; friends in Southport the guest of Mrs. Lawrence Cahill.
inod Miss Alice Noonan, Captain,
. and Miss Wilde. Bell. Lieutenant,
both of whom passed their tests satisfactorily.
HOLY REDEEMEII.
Tile meeting of the Holy Be-
dcfnlcr Girl Guides was heid on Friday, November 27.
Beginning December lst this
Company ivlll hold its regular meetings on Tuesday evenings at 7.30 instead of Friday. The Brat enrolment cerenwny will take place at this meeting.
.iwaurnn A STUDENT 'ro ‘ it-rim iiaircllesslng. Apply Court's Beauty Salon. 183 Queen St.
' _ -:> '-3 ff' Pie " 2
-’/- =»\' '»'¢-=.~'
~ JV at lilo hfnr- f..1.ll.li~:-utr..lllomp- Fifi-'li Dlcw and his sister. Miss principal Speakers at the l:l;_mquot_i. ,___ _FC _ _ _Soma bv chu”-r_es_ Owghtto be clorliietl. It was my
uns lll,\;.~oll for a. short time and finest salesmen the company csc, Wim _“nt Cmmot mr in report any public pronouncement It was
_ .l Cf.:r.n‘li.~;_ had entered the Prince Edward had and paid a high 111-51110 10 hi* ` ` ,.` _ . if pf 1 h n matter that occurred when I w
:er -i of the md Clslariw, ~-‘ .s;-zhcr. and .\ll,».~_ lrflli, D; irict. island Hospital. where her death Prince Edward lsalid birth and lim _?_7_1'f‘1_.;£;f`l'1c(i cOn'!dc‘ab1c “Dug t defending my conviction regardilzig
__ C(,m_-,_-\n_., 0; Gm Guide, “__ _.ei (_-ulmm nf Cm,.:._1,_§t,,._._.n_ \,_.(,m_ wok p1n<;e_ 135; weep upbringing. Mr. M':I_.ure is a son ot |‘ _;I__‘“_____m__ri7m” me whole smb the situation on the Island nt the im :ln (_-nrollzizem. of recruits, in-5 I>r_t_.<`trllt, 'I'_ilc fflI_if»v.'iill; '.vt;'c ell- _ _M1‘S. DTUW. fO_fm0Fi.l/’ EiiZ£1_HBl’l’il. };n";2g“1Wr5' C°lm_M°,I-'mc' Buck' lation im; ccx,§n§L,nt 'mn E gre” Present 111110. I went to Mr. Mc-
0. Pnirul Leaders and Sec-; rO..~':<i as (rlrl Ltlzdcs by Maps Gll- i “HS 0110 Of C|l2\l'i0t€l‘t0W!'iS 1110612 y ' ‘(1931 has 599;; 3/~¢;,mp1igh¢d mwm-<1-1 C1935' 95 H Vfffy great friend. and
th th] eatin of the Char- a cs that would have been brought 111 1_1! "IS 1¢ wish xotetefggvl; Aynmsoclxtslf last nicht aoout by the increased consumption gf the F¢`d°'Hi10I1 that tllls mat- he development of m-imitecture of liquor tilrough the establishment er 11° <11-*C11-SS€fi here? Would it
‘ ti f o n- of l‘quor stores under a Government mt' _bc hem" 11‘1“d1f‘d 1»111'011iZ11 the
nd of interor decora ng r m il te f continuation committee?"
8 _ , _ .
_ modem times org; Lorie sy tene. Of course. a sys m o
giiiazednsyrp svgeaker in the ooursc Igovernnient sale is now operating. Mr. _MCCi0=1TYI “Weli. you of very inteiestln8 papers. The “ln conclusion may I be pemiit- C 3_1 _as “ell know about it. be- next art exhibition sponsored by too to soy that I believe o half time “-01 1 15 1<n°Wf\ 1111 throuahsum- the society will be in January when servant in this field is not sufficient "“i;'S_f_1_e 110W- They know about it. a collection of photographs will be nt the present time and suggest that xi h 0 Ai1‘1F1'1Cy General has told shown. Three members, whose all- a full time man be ancollited if po‘- _ im-Scif. Tliclt was the first plication~ for membership were ap- sible. I have endczivcred to give ‘me _it “ms Y@\'€H1Cd-" mvcd at the last meeting. were fr‘thfull_v oi half of my time but _RCM Mr. MacLeod: "D0 you resent last night. One new ap- feel the urgency and nature of the “lm '-0 L'1\’0 it to the press?" llcation for membership was rc- work to be clone demands more time RfV~ Mr- Mf1CC1Ci1l'.V: "Not at all." ceived. Mis Doris Gill preided. illrln I have been able to give it. _ The C1'1*11ff1'18rlI “If it comes bo- The meeting was h,eld in the Har- ""o"“= feitbfllilv. me thi-'f 111°eU11§ i1l11J11C1y. the
I M ml An Gam,-y_ (;_ WA1-1-|)nw0||,1ig| __lJrl‘-Ss hiwc 8 right to publish what 'S °m°r - ‘ " they soo fit; but lf it oom lo f
_?_____________l____V____& _ ES C OIC
“LAND moron wans-The `""~"‘*_~““”-s*-"-ms Ui” °°mm1i1»¢¢» then it is for them
1 e was solemmzed in an ‘_ __ to use their discretion."
marrag ___ n A ru LIBIFRTY T0 SAIL-The mot/or Mm W_ A_ Thompson: nu seem
J0sel>h's Church, O two. 0 P l Lib t ized l B ll... lo. o D.. lo- -one- ee- lin; ' “..l°:;.i§ &f~.'..“°..“ ‘S “ me well, :on of Dr. and Mrs. J.ELcd- mnm we5_,___ ago and hem on 8 _____$____S_;Il__dllr;g. It is rather cm- wlellofthlsc1tywMnryEst er vnn h t _ _ to h __u__ < or more than Mr. R. N.. onl daughter of John Evans if “me ° re "5 '13 t° 5 E W en C Wattcrworth to have a matter of
y ...CI 4 d i. i Wd II .
ooo the me Mis- Evans °f Oitm- j..»oo‘iii§'afo.r.fi°ltli.n§° off; rovoiiiolo. f§1§,§,§§§‘§;°,‘§f”_;'P it °11~ Iihink
. and Mrs. _ '_ a riva -
Z.:‘s.:;~s;;‘ ;1;.i.:°;:..f:l;°;°°t.x’ tif " “ °°”‘ ma-111886 WFS Peffofmed by R°V"struction from Oltawag Rm' A' F` Baker: "I mink I James Sullivan, 0. M. I. The zr00m agree Wim Wh” hi” 111-5° been was after his graduation in medi- I “if Said. but what I am corlcemed
eine' ‘n ,meme in ottawa Gem,-31 _ about is this. that neither this Hofpltal, 1935-1906. subsequently _ _ _‘- _-___ _ , Tvmnerance Federation nor the
“dh-ig eight, months from May i1l`11@1‘B1 Public get the idea that
51* ~ 1 ’ th F d
hi ' doctor on the ‘Lrdv l 1 9 9 91111911 15 801118 i-0 let Mr.
1"- °" 5 Ps _ ~’ wottvwortli down
ke". Dr. and Mrs. Lcdlveil ar ‘ ' _ - in the sltlmtion
me in the city Monday Diehl- The ._ ~ that hos nelson. 11 wo oo that I young doctor will associate himself _ »' ‘milk We 511011111 E0 home tonight with his father in the practice of ' V _~ _ “nd 1111113 our heads in shame." medicine in this city. | . ' High Grlide COIIIS SEV- M1'-M°C1€Bl'Y:__"I-Iear, hear!"
N v Mr Stavert. Hear, heat!"
Trim Your New Frock . » _he _______ urse.vea very nicely in
'racking You all minded? .Very well. Then hney Stitching , Mr. Watterworth will reserve his
"was on naqvasr. ' & _ presentation or tho oooo until the
E D M 0 N n S _ _` _followed as to the period undterms
raolurr /lrn-:N'rlol~l. _. _ 11"' °X°°\1t»1ve is selected
- f5°"1° leneral discussion then
Mr Watterworths appointment
161 Kent Street. Phone 86|. ~ as Educational Secretary.)
I . Mr. william collboox. Beooquo.
i ' _commended Mr. Wottai-worth upon
' ____ _ __ _,_____g________ _ _‘__
_ _ K MBERLY _ cr of our relation to Mr.
The Modern Way _ i ‘ _ wntterwortn ond our future polloy
l“m'"uh‘n‘ ` Wiilloilt bringing to the [gre gny plum., _l Base burner hard. matt" 01 H Private nature. Are
Gertrude Savidnnt; 3. Frances Ros-
Grade IIT-1. Mary Ma.cPhee; 2.:
Frances Hennessey; 3. Annie L. MacDonald.
topped, v;h_o_; theft?" L Grade III-1. Joan sherrenl 2.
Edna Power, Teresa Malone and Phyllis Tulle.
Connelly; 3, Charlotte Lund.
May Propose
-Mediation Plan
lC.P. by Gua.rdian`s Special Wim)
PARIS. Dec. 1 - France a.nd_
Great. Britain might attempt liq- uidation of the Spanish problemln the Non-Intervention Committee i before tile League Council meets.. official circles said tonight.
According to the Havas News
Agency. France has submitted a mediation plan to the British For- cigzl Office, under which France and Britain would make joint rep- , rcsentaiions to other powers with n view to compietely halting the flow of supplies and volunteers into
Spain.
If this move should suoceed, the
two powers could then go before General Franco and Premier Lar- go Caballero with a request for a
truce, the agency said.
having filled his position splendid- ly.
Mr. Ira MacKay: “I would like
to add a few words. As a temper- ance worker I have found the dif- ficulty of getting this temperancc work to go. I d<m't see at the present. time that temperance work can be carried on unlew we have a secretary in the field. I think it very necessary that he should be in the field all the time; and I think that Mr. Watterworth fills the office. He has the physique, and I believe he has the ability."
Rev. Mr. MacLeod: “And the
courage." Mr. McKay: "Everything that Is
necesairy for this office."
The Chairman: “To what extent
might we look for financial aup- port from the sons of Temper- ance?"
Rev. Mr. Stavcrt said that when
Mr. Wattcrworth was appointed the Grand Division had under- taken a share of the payment of his expenses, 'The King George Division, Murray Harbour, had contributed $30. He had no doubt other contributions would beavail- able from other divisions. 'I‘he Grand Division at its annual meeting had passed a resolution assuring Mr. Watterworth oitheir continued support. “Wc had heard something about this incident."he added. “We are joined solidly be- hind Mr. Watterworth. Just now. at the present crisis, we feel it would be a calamity to allow him to drop his work. It would be very detrimental to the temperance cause. I feel that not only must he continue this odice, but that under the present crisis we must stand by him. Otherwise, as some- one has said. we might as well go home and hang our heads."
'I‘he Chairman: "Have you any
idea how much the Sons of Tem- perance might contributc per year?"
Rev. Mr. Stavert suggested two
or three hundred dollars.
After further discussion it was
decided that the Field-Becretary’s office be continued "provided funds are available.”
Rev. Mr. Stavert suggested that
this was too indefinite. "Mr. Wat- terworth." he said. "has oome to a crisis. We must stand by him. There are certain funds irl the Temperance Alliance also. I feel we owe it to him to use them till the last guns are fired. The man has given of hla very best. He has taken his life in his hands. so far as his church is concerned. Surely we can get funds to support him for the next five or six months at any rate, until this oriaia has gone by. We must not be _playing the; coward.” _ |
The resolution. as above worded \
was adorned after further discus-
sion.
Other details fo the mee"-U
Eleanor Mumagahan' 3. Doro.hy_
' ' 1'" L.-. _ ._-_--=.
ills nlleulliilmi-
Llsrr lun A
*_
Sufferer Follows Good A~ vice-and Takes Krusell n
Gil
The writer of th . -~,..,,-_ _ had it boa _ot:ao1<e.f§".{f‘,~{_§`_-g‘_:'»: and was advised to :.».~.-. 31
__ n e oiotvin, ~.,1 About two years ;Ir¢;\[;J,i,___f_ ed a. severe attack of rhf...,,,`,."°l> I my left shoulder L!:l:f‘_ `I".‘_'jf11I sorts of renie.l.:s_ pm V --,.",“‘ E1 Suits. until one me mv ~;z’ 1=~ law. on hearing of 'mv g.-".`_ Claimed. “more io on`l6`;-§‘."`: ‘=~ for rheumatlsm! That is~;.f.`... ‘Lili Baitai' I decided to I..____._~-‘"-.ell 50319. and for the fir`t'..`i'1_"‘-‘ I a tcaspoonful in rl gh `_, _~,1f:0i water each mvl'r,::~g, » .__ ' 5?' gradually disapnearezl nlv ‘,"f' gone entirely. 1 am 551- ,_ 1 early morning dose. esilf Y-l vlnced that it is heipt. ir- -m§uflt."-.1_G3. ' "° " ~=“~‘:
E ‘ =
quentllylfngitlic re€V3:§i,d1¢;}0::.?, _ai,"`___ 9° uric acid in the bo:l\~_ T, .-, ,.-`_.f` ingredients oi’ Krllsiilo.. . ~ ~ notable for their work ll. .`- uric acid. Other inzrcrlic-li M Salts assist N:lturc`to rm
s:l'.'ed arizl from tile .=~,.1_ f. "
PICTURE WORTH $2 FV"
_C .
A handsome a .~.~ . HM- Kina Edgvroiri/ellli i-.ff fm VU” st Y°“¥'d|'\18i!i8f'B -B picture e-:roi home will proudly frame. Fr.-e wifi' the purchase ofa bottle oflirurfiog Salts. Supply limited- get;-o-_;_»;
Canadian Wheat' '0unsu'mptien iiulll
(C.l’. By Guardians Special \\m»,
WINNIPEG. Dec. l-'Tile 'I",;:~,.c~-.5
Royal Grain Commiss;tl~._ .e.~_i~~' :zu ed to investigate the gr-:.':i ':::.t and find ways to ex;en:i ir.. all of Canadian wheat. lezl::;:.'. :edu that the consumption of allies.: Canada has deciinecl to ri :1:.\.-
per capita.
James McAnsh_ s‘ai‘_s'l;ian -::‘ Canadian When: Board. pa-.o vu statistics to tile Ccmllliesilln lm: he appeared as la wi,l~.<~:s :ci-.y Said McAnsh:
“A population of neariv il_r»»_\j”l-it
people (ln Czlnarisll ccv_=,"r,1ft! fc” 3.9 bushels per hand in liI2'» it equlvaient of -i»3LGOD.0G0 biz.-1‘,‘ : Wheat. while in 1929 uczl:'Il' l‘,t "l less people consumed nZn~_o_t lu ~ 000 more bushels of whom.
“A fairly constant fi;,j~.:;c of e“ lit
4.5 bushels per capita l~.:l.< held _iw- tween 1923 and lS2il but .urn-i -ii: time the trend has l:~e:i .-- .,\' downward with 1535 lli.~.l<;l;': zl ._ 'v low of 3.9 bushels p:;~ CAT- =
».|»`-To'
UNEARTH I-`0RTl`.\'E
ALVING-'I'ON, Ont., Dr.: l ~ (CP)--In a 10-day tl‘c;lsu;'e .mol at the dingy home of _B0-li-If-‘-_1 Jqhn A. Cummings, Al\'1ll§.:ilr, _'l .- li! who died three riicli'_1;,< .lol "tv searchers have iui2,“.'.'1l1=“
tune, of $52,588. Iliddcli :ii boxes, in dirt and \Jf‘11111~'~ boards were bonds, de1>t‘11l\1f°»‘ securities, old coins and \'.“.i'.r
coupons.
._ ,.
£1 Eli' ii 'S
_M
BIRTHS
--l___---_:;-_-_,__,_ ‘ ' "‘
c.4lvrrn.si.1.-At Honmwll Nei' 1”; me lo Mr. and mls. .l,nt~.~.- l-_ Campbell. a. daughter-
STEWART-At tile Ro,\;..,~l,. lies- pltal, Roxbury. MM- fl) -\f“_*_ il 1936, LO MI. und Mrs. l\.:i'.:.l.. zi- Stewart, a son. <K11111~`1\31 ~“-¥`~f,""' nee Jennie Munro: of ii ' \-l U1 P.m.1.-<l>_ot_r_lot nice-ev fezul. _
_ 1"‘_*_‘E“_'5fff‘f_V_ __ _-J.
MUNROE-rucxmu' -_ At not ._lt- sorl, Saskatcllewall, on U.t_ ._l\. 1936. Marjorie Pucitctr to J\'_l111 Charles Munroe. lforillelul' ‘-‘-‘iii "1 Valley, P. E. Island, Cll.-"JP “ (Patriot please copy".
LEDWELL-Evans-in s~. .lo~f‘-3_1 Church, Ottawa. on -‘\i>1‘11 '-'1 1`-““" by Rev. James Sullivan. O__ 1_- Dr, John Stapleton lA;l\\l._.. (_l_\\-_ lottetown to Mary E=tiifr l-_.ni o
Ottawa. _ it __-
DEATIIS :
IIUGI-IES-At ` the Cll1ll~i1l€<‘!'l_'»\`11~ Hospital. Tuesday. Dc:_ 1V 1~ Mr. J. J. Hllghlis, Kl:l.;o:_.l It ~~ 68 years. Funeral noise .sit
CURRAN-_At st. Tlwl'--eil ‘ff "i, 1, 1986, Katherine (;lll'r. :l __ Bam year, Funeral Tilllletnly 1.- ing to Bt. Theresifs Chun-ll.
ENMAN--At his llonlc_ _:lt i--»’-if View, Dec. 1. 1936. \\'c.illlg:u-l_11\_ man aged 86 years. Fllll-mil i-__on_. l_._.__ late residence ’I'hul`S<1H.\‘ ill 1"” "‘
MacRAE-In the S;lul~od 1',`l1.‘ Home, Dee. lst, Mrs, .\l;i:'til,t _.\_..it_
Rae_ aged 90 ygm-5-_ fm.I1l'i-____ 0! Tm-n15h_ Funeral will _l.\i:l' l_‘»~1C_ from Frank Hennessay.-.~ i1l1»_T__ home, 'Thursday mCi'll_llllz nt _»_»___ to Bt. Dunstan's Basilica. til'--C to R. C. cemetery.
P16011-_At we 1:,-(mc Erlvizlrd ini; and 1-{o~pltal_ on '1`llesdn_\'. D<‘t"f‘iJ§_ 1. loae. Mm. David P-.ot‘. Of §_~‘n_ lotteiown. formerly of Mi, S -_-1 I Funeral from the Mr! can 1_*\1 W; Home on 'I'hursda.v, _13f`f`1“_‘~"_" b; service starting at 2 o.~.ock .ilft1_____ motor to Mt. B‘ef.\'art for interlrl ~
_,.._..- ~ V _ _
N. D. MacLean § -
UNDEBTAKER
QBALMIIB
chu-|ogg¢g¢“-p an 1
NON! Wiltshire HMI! N9
. yuoerday will appear Ioto_r._______ __
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