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M to . Don't Neglect Your Home! ‘- , it V‘ Look about your home. Is it keeping pace with the r‘ modem day outside? Doe: lt reﬂect the vogue? Good, ti , new-style furniture inspires home-happiness. Lct u: ‘I ct , help you re-iumilh your home the modem vrzy. q W .l - -—" ' ' J s‘ j \ . if ‘ ill t New Maple! Rh. 1 I " New Modem! u‘? ' i For illn smaller home. ~- - we are allowing new p! a l untl illirllrlllo lllnQl ‘ Vi‘ built nn smaller lines. ' ‘a pllin in ace (hells now 33$ Ilﬂll lwk ulmul our

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1m. unhacurrwruwlu GUARDIAN

The Oentrel llardlen

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[5514-14-11 CONFEDIBATION LIFI IN- SURANCE

ROBIN 800D FLOUR Milled from washed wheat for ur satis- iaction. L-l il-‘l-ﬂe-tl

HOYT‘! BEAUTY Salon wants students 1o:- course in hair-dress- lnl- Ii-MT-IO-ll-Jl.

CHEAP for immediate sale house, store, barn and two, acres centrally located. Lawrence Dunileld, Tryon.

Ii-MO-iO-ld-Ii.

o. M. N. G. RUMMAGI BALI, st. Peters Cathedral school room Saturday, October 38rd, '1 P. M.

Llll-lii-ll-li.

Dr. Derniburg had lived in retire- ment since the Nazi Regime came to power in 1933. He was a Jew.

Nantucket likened

(Canadian Press) NANTUCKET‘, R. I., Oct. Nantucket has a. way of popping. into the headlines with its sen

h-slao-r-u-aiz. "1 told Alll‘ it was too hot» to thinli

T o ‘"513’: lowered her

15- ‘ increase in heights and authority.

Charlottetown Guardian may be

banded to their ltcpt. Archie Hume. serpents’ ban alum“ auhmobnes’

talk oi secession and now as a

..'SAVE HALF what you usually Pmslwmv" "kmgd°m"

for the ' girl."

spend for drug store. Mabons great original R/exall One- Cent Sale, Montague. Scvcn big days with 250 barga 11s to choose from, and two for the price of one plus only one cent. October 16th to 0c- uober 23rd inc usive. L-543-10-16-2i.

of Magnesia tooth paste for only 59 cents? This is only one of the many bargains offered at the Rcxuil One-Cent Sale at Mabows, Mon- tague, from October lfvlh to October 23rd inclusive. 14-543-10-16-21-

German Propagandist During War Dies

v|IWﬂ\dW'I1sJ!‘@5ﬂFP€ :77

BERLIN. Oct. Pmmhard Dernhllrtt. German pr“-

in 1915, died today of heart dis- ease after a long illness. He was 72.

Dernburg, who had been 0010111111 minister in the German Imperial

MADE IN

States early in i‘ c Grr-ag War ti. CANADA

attempt to win sympathy for the

German cause. His nfssion, as llcad of

. 6971111111 propaganda $01VlC0 in Am-

erica, backi rcd after (he Lusitania

fear out fhls check-list asoremlnder wag im-ppllocd, no rrygllrncll u;

to geeihe lamps you need Germany in Jlllli‘, 191a

I0! BETTER-LIGHT ~ BETTER SIGHT-USE

items at

..'CAN YOU IMAGINE gcttlllgf three full-size tubes of Rexall Milkl

l c illlallvg of Zuzuland. Late

}5__(Ap)._])r_ sinl subject which flamed since

. dist 1h .-l1 i. d; "usury as to whether automobiles should rrifaglilkingxatf) tllltapniljlllgr 31:11am", be admitted to the highways oi

Government, was 5011i. t0 the Ullitﬂi l

m“ sits on the island there

Duke and Duchess of Wlndsonl When the former King Edward announced he and his American- bom bride intended to visit the ‘ United States, Naitucket W55 quick to seize on the possibility of further notoriety and selectmen invited the famous couple to rule" over a. “limited monarchy" here. Incidents in Nantuckevs color- ful history somewhat parallel those ' of Canada's Garden Province, ‘Prince Edward Island. Nantucket ;prides itself on being dliil-rent. l To the tnle Nantucketer of a gen- . oration or two back an off-island- r was as much a foreigner as a in the {pring of 1918 the Nantucketers voted to slow “gasoline wagons" to run in their midst-a controver-

1907 when the dispute first arose

th, Island. One element. of the population fcught tooth and nail to maintain a Bermuda atmos- phere. For a number of years they were successful but they had to bow to the onslaught of the machine age.

Nantucket has no crime wave. Frequently when criminal court are no cases to be tried. When this hap- pcns ihc District Attorney pre- scnis the Judge with a pair oi white ,".1OV01, symbolicnl of the purity of the islanders.

Nantucket oncc boasted of a ficct of 180 whaling boats man-

stamp showed, despltg a. mediatory

soms yearn agc by Alfonso XIII while he wrs still King of spam. Alfonsos settlement was arbitrary and unfair, Nicaragua claimed.

True By 71w Sun

(Oontinuedhunpagai)

a eunetoke." ‘rhera were plaintive notes in tbq precise lady-libs voles

l of riding." "He doesn't know oeoilyti; ﬂulan chanted “Ha came to see e Hae- Ha doesn't know Cecily "Oh! I beg-your pardon- I thought —" Miss Parker did not lcoznplete the ntence. Her atten- [tign gifted XIOdIIIWJltLI to " ou drenche o s " s exclaimed. "Go u p s t at r s and l change your clothes!" ! Susan's expression became muti-

nous. “£1 won't!" she said with empha- "Busanl" Miss Parker's ﬂush deepened. The pink tide onpt up totheedgeotherhsiranddnwn ‘to the brooch which rastehea her neat collar of hand mad; lace. "Bu- ‘sanl Do s11 say!" The mutiny in the mall plain face threatened protracted rebel-

lion. "You'd better," Jim said. "I would if I were you." ‘ she lookedvup at him question- explessicn held a eyes. flushed looked steadily at her toes. "All right," she said.

glance. She seemed, noticeably, to

"Come along," she said briskly, her hand on Susan's shoulder. “You need a bath. I've never in all my life seen such a dirty little

Susan wrenched free from the restraining hand. Miss Parker forti- iiedby unexpected support, ad- vanced again upon 'I‘ommy Susan returned to Jim-

"The MacPhersons live in the house in the orchard," she said without looking at him directly.

(To Be Continued)

“Postage Stamp Battle” Submitted To League

GENEVA. Oct. 15 y-(CPI-lavas) ,—Central America's "battle o! the postage stamp" was brought be- fore the League of Nations tonight in two notes submitted by Nicaragua.

Miss Parker gave Jim a grateful . _ ' Tnniurs ONLY Merl-ink Now to kiss her

_,.,..>.y;» l‘, , ».

mmahéa

od- ' h d llh bed-time sto .But glfey vtlﬁ hill kteeep home; and irtynae’:

One note complained that the Honduras Government was having Nicaraguan citizens systematically assassinated because it was rlettled over n. Nicaraguan postage stamp showing a map which included border territory claimed by Honduras.

The second note declared the frontier area in question actually belonged to Nicaragua. as the

decision to the contrary made

In Memoriam i mus. sums GOEDON i‘?

The death o! Mrs. Annie Gor- ._. don, beloved wife of the late Mr. " James Gordon of Appin Road, oc- curred on October 6, 1937, after ;.; an illness of some three years. Within the last four months Mrs.

Mrs. Gordon was born at Bon- shaw in 1857, the daughter oi the

education is rovided for, thanks r0 an - arrangement addy made lust a‘ few yell’! VQGRFAFWESrA/FIMAN ago with this man. ' -u a huauﬂ,

He was from the Greet-West Life. After s

careful study of this family's needs, he devised

a lan of‘ insurance to safe them a sinet emer encies. And how thankful Mo aria

now for is experienced counsel!

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can work out s plan well within your menus to safeguard your own and you: family's future.

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strokes and at the last she gently fell asleep.

Well Screened, .500

the Bonshaw Baptist Church and

McCoubrey and Mary Btgwgrt,

Rustico Bchool, Mrs. Dolf Bten enson and Mrs. Ernest McLul-e.

Cavendish Sick, Mrs. Jerry Bimp son and Mus. Fenner Btewsrt.

Rustico Sick, Mrs. laigh Warm; and Mrs. M. J. Doyle.

Anita Webb and Lucy Woolnu were appointed delegates to tbs annual P. E. I. Tuberculosis League held in Charlottetown, October 12th Roll Call for next night. Ways that women can save money. Oonvenorr in charge for next night, Anita Webb and Mrs. H. Lowther and ts take charge oi program.

Committees were appointed i0 set about Sewing Clubs. Rustico. Mrs Leigh Warren, Mrs. R. G. Fleming

e. life member of the Women's Missionary Society. always willing to do her part and ready to help and comfort in the time of trouble. not only in the home will she be greatly missed.

Her remains were laid to rest in Appin Rioad cemetery on October 8th beside those of her husband seven great grandchildren, and the who predeceased her twelve years following brothers and sisters: B80- Th9 131159411"! Wﬂe 51X Mary. Mrs. James Ferguson, Ar- grandchildren: Peter, John and gyle Shore; Jane, Mrs. Dougald Eric MacEachern, Louis and John MacEachel-n, Long creek; Matilda, Gordon and Lester MacLeod.

Mrs. Lemuel Matheson, Glasgow ——i-———— AVONLEA WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Road; Donald, Rumiord, Maine: The regular monthly meeting cg and Doris Warren. Cavendish, Mrs

“too much government" for the yum wuuam’ B°n5haw_

tiny island and they preferred to Awards o‘ “on Wm be made w The “mm service at house and Avonles Women's Institute for Se - Jerry Simpson. Mrs. Allan Wyand tember met at the home of Mrs. . and Loraine Webb. Newt meetinﬂ W

be g°v°m°d dmmy mm‘ ‘w“h' authors of the six best plays gliJ- grave was out ducted by Rev D J

ington. In_ other words, they want- mne f _ 1i Aw“. Wm ed cimréh:

ed to seccedc from the Common- b: ai Deomt “mum”, gggxiilgg maﬁzorvgtegnlger “W”; J. Doyle. The President opened the meet at Mrs. E. O. Webbs, Caven-

wealth of Massachusetts. And so March 15 m“ may‘ mu“ be “m” duh“: h" mnm meeting with Ode followedbyomed. diahThe business part of the meet-

when there is any danger of the fulmengu; original unpuhmhm The h mm w“ welje favorites Minutes of last meeting were mad ing over, Mrs. (Judge) Stewart

country Iorsettina Nantucket the and unwoéucecfby 5;“, protmmﬂ o, the jmmw ab,“ with Me and with one correction were a - being present kindly gave a-teik on

cry of seccessioh brings its prob- that" They mm ‘m my, m, so“ in m; Arm} u; gems A “w” bmved. Roll cell was answered her trip to the Coronation which

lems 0n the front page; again. mm ' d "m t m M Y m“ The" sixteen members and a. number of was very interesting and enjoyed by

The invitation some Duke and "1 fewmme" B ° ' "e ""5 MW, - m ‘visitors were also present. Com- all. Lunch was then served and head of the English or Drama de- is A Land Thats Fairer Than smgmg “a,”

l-lzljfSale At Auburn

The esiuic of the latc- Walter BlcElllcc, consisting of I20) tlvcnty acres oi‘ land in cxrrlicnl condi- tion. A new Blnrksnliih Shop, a comfortable dwelling house, barn, stables and cnztch llnusc.

For particulars apply to

MRS. Wl\I.'I‘I-.‘R hlrliNfEE, Johnston's Rivcr, R. ll,

late Peter MacDonald.

She leaves to mourn the follow- ing sons and daughters. John and Donald of Appin Road; Peter, of Maiden. Mass; Jane, Mrs. Judson Mscliiachem of Appin Road; Janet. Mrs. L. D. Maclleod, Victoria, all of whom were present at the iii- neral. Also sixteen grandchildren,

Encourage Work 0f New Writers

NEW YORK. Oct. 17 (OP) The Bureau of New Plays, an associa- tion founded by seven motion picture companies to discover and encourage young playwriahts, an- nounces the official opcﬂlﬂ! 01 "-5 second play competition.

Anyone who has, attended a. col- lege in the United States or Canada since Sept. l. 193i, as well as those spending by federal stale and now enrolled as graduates or “n- county authorities hnd produced dargradulws’ u, 9113M, my;

ncd by 2,000 islands and they en- joyed practically a. monopoly in this lucrative industry until the discovery oi kerosine dealt the Whalers a severe blow.

Telephone cables were laid to the island in 1916 and June 1925 saw the advent oi the first sero- planc when daily service was 6S- 1. lished from the mainland- Talk of a sea serpent hovering off the island brought much more pub- licity‘ (and tourists) and lll 1935 Sﬂlllf‘ citizens declared that heavy

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CANADIAN GENERAL ELECTRIC co.. umllila

NEW WATERFORD, N’. S. 0ft. I5—A two-tier llF-llp of Dominion Coal COYl1flilll,\".= No. l6 rollierv was ended fol-lav “"l1r’n miners derided to return to work. The strike was called when ill» cnnmany refused demands of lHlllPTS that l4 and 16 feet longwalls be shortened to l2 feet in give nlm-o mun employ- ment. Ninc hundred mcn were idle because of tho shllt-dOWTI.

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Price 6c per pound GRAHAM ORAWHOLE WHEAT FLOUR

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Lauds Former Island Nativ For Work In Orient

ROLLED OATS and OATMEAL All the best Brands in stock.

freshly ground 5c per pound TABLE CORN MEAL FLOUR: .For Sale at

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' BOSTON, on. 134's a d s the United States (mingle: "be FEED AND SEED STORE- divorced from the present Far

East situation," Dr. Tehyi Hsieh. distinguished Chinese diplomat‘ told members of the Canadian- Amcrlcan League last night in an

\_..._'~.-._. ._ . . _ .

Chﬂfm"! Aiilllmllm address on "the present world so RI hm st “i515” - 1 c 0nd m?‘ ,(\ - i; Japan, hc said. had an ambi- / . Phone l7. l A tion to dominate the Water-n ‘Mugﬁu “Fpimswnws

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world through depressing markets “mm NEID RiSﬁ l mus "r

by producing goods under a stand-

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—i—-——————-== l ard of living which the Western LEIPlNG WILL»- MCEOd 8L BCHUE)’ A and yr wol-‘d could not meet. 9° ‘ w‘? w. E. BENTLEY, k. c, l"; O He congratulated President _|_ L BENTLEL K, c, l,‘ ,1 Roosevelt ch taking s, “Mm mug ; Barristers nd Attol-nepai-Lan ‘x ageous stand” in ning up wi , vnNlzY T0__L_0AN Great Britain and other world '

powers in oondenmnation of the Japanese invasion of China.

The speaker reviewed the contri- bution Canadians had mado to the United states in supplying men oi a calibre for outstanding positions in the business, industrial and ed- ucational life.

Dr. Hsieh paid high tribute to Dr. Jacob Schurman. former presi- dent oi Comeli University and a native oi Prince Edward Island, who as United States Ambassador

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to China -won Chinese affection and support to America "and did more for creating an understand- ing between the East and West than any diplomat I blow."

Dr. Hsieh was introduced by Joseph O'Neill, native oi Char- lottetown and president of the Canadian-American League here.

As a plain.‘ against the failure to enforce the SO-mlles-per-hollr speed limit i100 people and 10 sn-

tomoblles paraded in l-iampstead 1

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