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- the Accounts nf the

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following public pin/cos

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("you iimlcr my hriild flflfl Seal of he will (‘niiri this 28th day of Jiziv A. ll. i!‘i‘l.'< and iii tlii- second yqnr cf "is Mrijcsty-‘s reign.

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DONIINIOX’ OI“ (';\Nf\D.\ ,(. . 0 _.

ll I‘. I PRINCE EDVlIUll) ISLAND

In the Siirrtigatc Court Gctlrgr \'I A. l). 1938.

Iii ltc Fwililli‘ of Katherine man l1ll(‘ ul‘ Jlnnlragiil- iii _ (‘iiuiily iii lllt‘ sziiil Province Fiiigle \‘l‘oiiiziii, (lt't't1l‘-(‘fl in tcstate. llllllllllfillllt: HAROLD I ll Surrogate,

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fl‘l’|llll‘(‘(l lo f c fill ltersnrs intcrlest- i-ll iii tli.» Hlltl Isinli- to be and zip- prar brfrri- iiiv at a Hllfrlt‘. att-

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Communicate with

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Szimiiicrside

Manager for P. E. Island

_THE CI-IARLUFFETOWN GUARDIAN

AUGUST 1s, 1938

W. C. T. U.

3 STRANGE MEN NOTES

By C. T. PODMORE

Island Ministers

T 1 h P tetntMlntstersof g. toned ggpeilglly to those in

co "And whether," Parmttler gested, "he intends to come." "Exactly," Hardy agreed.

"To late," George added signific-

" d," protested the detective, "you lrinoomplicity Ike that.

"Torkneyis too clever, you mean?" “Do you see a ‘éooptzole against him!

We are going there now e we?"

"I'm taking you. I want you to give your consent. to their answer- ing one or two questions while you are there. I wan that you have no obj writing from Rumciy —a letter, or a:iytliing—bcing handed

MOTHERS WITH LITTLE SONS

O, mothers with little sons, And loving hearts to teach,

You are God's chosen ones. Give hearing. I D9598“!-

d ls now a ghastly place, With crimes to SIB-W 011!‘ men-

Yours is the gift,

To gilncge back love agalri.

h , I be heed Maine“ lntengiggte hands have

y

nt? Anyone would rather sup- h Ministerial at you're going in for a ren- Atcgtfleetklgfd °ilnt éhukmetown ‘ e age, it was unallimflll-tly

help the Ladies Aid of Hospital in their efforts raise funds for the Hospital. In view of the fact that meals will be served at the Exhibition under the auspices of the Ladies Aid, we would Call upon the Ministers to support th seeking contributions of etc, by clommendfng

e

ln a corner a portion of the W811 by the floor had been pulled out. George Parmitter stooped to exam- See," he said, "there was new mortaring here re;ent time. It has been scooped cut cupboard that has nidcien something. that?"

"Yes?" said Hardy. "I see. men IOQlUng In, as they would, of course, wcuid think nothing about being turned over. sDmtllllllg may have been said zit Ihe staLcii l0 tnat effect-mu. we can make surv ol that. call tlilre. shill wc sce ii anyone’:

one. How the hearts of anxious mothers ec

\ unit has been thorou bl reconditio ' Till love and right have won. g y nel and ls

and merits the support of the Min- For the broken homes, the l

- mendable and necessa one in the Hospital.

THE MIN(I)STERIAL

And the dread ones hidden away. Arc i1. challenger to all womanhood

'1‘_i_ic_v \\'(‘llt up thc iiiiicr staircase, ‘ To load the better tray.

simplest vray through at the mo. iiieiit. Will you do it?" "Of ccurse I will do it," Par- nilttsi" said vcry promptly, "I can ask Torkney. too, why he be making this fuss about parlance all at once " “You can, if you like. But Tork- a lawyer's answer to that, ast until you agree affairs being taken over goods in Long Acre. 'I'here'1l be gh without that, or I'm

It happened that I-Iardy mistaken. For there was no fuss at all

L. ‘that nulitxly ‘also

Strip from the monsters frame

Hus glittering robes of hes. Show him in all his shame

To chfidrens vlslontng eyes. Show him the lust to sell

Is the brewer's law of might, And wine held out to

youth Is murder in God's sight.

O mothers with little sons Who stand with lifted faces, God's trusting, helpless little onU, That cry from lonely places. Dead mothers plead this cause, Crushed by the cowards schemes, That these vrhose courage 1s divine, shall foster nobler dreams.

Dcar moths-rs. of all little ens, The years lie in your hands,

You are the chosen leaders-

'I'he_v wait for your commands.

igned rtEV. H. L. BENTON, REV. J. A. NICHOLSON,

r another silence. "

doesn't fellsxx" that any such thing iirc has been found."

\\‘l.'\i'l I l't;lil(l thin‘: so."

ported by sober citizens. Is all this worth the price?

l .\‘.'.ltll iurvzliing done about

t “l want to avoid reference to this rcz

May I put 1n a word to all the unions about the great enefits of an Exhibits and Fairs Department. At coiwriition the re- showed such variety this year I want to pass on the ideas riot only to our own unions in Nova Scotia but to others who are tereshted enough to read this para-

P

In addition to the usual booths in Fairs, where ice-ivater and ture was served free 0r where tea a fund-making pro- isplay of hand-made posters 1n Fairs, etc, there were several nr- ..At one booth a show of hand- Iwttery V185 displayed to ttention. another pectal poster made by t’ 85. and sold enough

je All the unions in Halifax c Solis of Temperance at

more effective display’.

other had a display of grime luice, grape jelly and maiade showing the better uses for »-gra.pes than the making of d of posters paced

drink. 1f you drink don't being particularly suitable. we hear that peace envelops used for letters and on plain

slogans or seals with W. C. or our White Ribbon Bow, gh we had no report of -a display this year. next year someone w

, oi course. But iculiy, I mid 'st at Cursltor-street in-

Price and Torkney were not, 1 _

‘ “Skcd l0“ to come‘ "Sorry" said Hardy “How soon b .

something here that “Jlild fit-in you LU trace ltunxely."

"hcw you're talking." Hardy said, _\‘l'r~ls~. "I tnust say, ih

_ y." was the answer. _ fink ltill

lll ‘ms n ~.'..lll' 1'1 ni-

. > .1110 Vic wit: ~, ‘ Builds-r, deccaiscil I n! hands 1m

"iiipatht" with you. And 1 nliiaole Jewels can mm here as they have

N THIS CAUSE SHALL

FIGHT!"

Shall ruined homes be bright and

fa

And ravaged hearts be

EFTTEI L

_“Can you tell m find any of them?"

ked at the girl with a

lllitilli) htlrftlgilll‘ ‘ ‘- .1101" iiii;;'il ~e County of c i L m s (nun!) or 1lll\ l'i‘l"f\l.t'.llll' or

t‘ ptf-lifl \- lliiii sziid (‘ouiit_\'. too‘ I; you are likely to be I

tiny-lune more to pretty sure I could

11:, t, ti. wii cuiiie out then. C1l.-\f"I‘ER xxir

AVIATION AND ALCOHOL

great Amertcan aviator, who thrilled the ivoi-ld in his flight across the Atlantic, took with him on that memorable "lone eagle" voyage nothing for drinking

l’ fll_‘f'l""“l|ll"j“ 'ou're not dissolving? Mr. ' ' _ had an idea that Judging by a letter he has re-

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Detect i\'L‘—ll1.\l)t‘i‘iOl' or flit- pur-

qltliils at the ‘routnig stutiuii clzc- ‘iht- ])Llitc superintendent azwtpu-tt iiutice from

bciurc, that the law- ECll to have a care- Jdrillillfll‘ cottage. iii vicir cf the iicccl of someone to be iii constant charge Th s had not inter _ It simply accounted vtlllylllillg,‘ that night have been a normal way, when the constables call occurred. As the digging up

irhfch prcsiiiiiauiy wfi ilvCllflligtl, had not be abnormal. the infer the job, though 1t may have carried, through in the night, had

The information an cue to see Torkney

ow my employers‘ bust- youlig ladv rejoined, with e

George; “but I'm Torkuey siidMr. Shrey would w me to remain here.

sorgy they arenot in.’

famous Swiss aviator, in his daring exploits on several continents and his brilliant achievements above the Alps, over Kilfmandjaro and over

‘to ti i.i the .ll Dllfilf‘ lwfore lllif Prclfitt" (‘oui-t tn lII‘ he'd iii

peaks of other mountain ranges. understood the insidious character of alcohol, which understanding he crystalltzed into this succinct de- claration of his conclusion: use of alcoholic liquors is always harmful and never to be considered

outside Hardy re- marked. "I won't d Parmltter -_-.I must ther. Say where w pretty quickly ff I George told him would be divided between Brixton and Totteiiham Court Road, until he went home to his rooms, which y be at a late hour. at his office a good

service. With that then that he mfg

These great heroes of the air and other outstanding “bird men" of the world have presented unas- sailable evidence relative nature and effect of alcohol con- trasted with which ail the so-called smooth and decorated exhortations

$0M" REAL BEA-UTY HINTS

Forget disagreeable things

George Parm"tter , l ' Keep your nerves yvcll in hand

ht have had sonic-

Trucks! Trucks! Trucks!

SEE us i

-—FOR--

TRUCK S

1936 International Truck, Heavy Duty, This

ready to work. Long wheelbase $

Low priced at — — - — - - - 1933 Chevrolet 11/1 Ton truck with platform and racks. Thoroughly reconditioned including

a brand new motor which makes 5 it. an outstanding buy at — - - 1937 International pickup delivery. In splendid

mechanical condition with good rubber. Here is a chance to get new truck performance and

save the first year's depreciation. 5

Cheap at———-———-——--545|oo 1936_ Maple _Leaf 21/; ton, 155 inch wheelbase. Equipped with gravel box and $450.00 hoisting unit. Licensed. At the price offered this re-

presents a big saving of depreciation for the man who wants to go to work right away.

Sacrifice for us, bargain for $

you‘at——-——------- 1935 Chevrolet 2 ton, 155 inch wheelbase. This truck is JUSl. out of our shop where it was

equipped with a new motor to ensure. satisfac- tory, trouble free service. Equipped with plat-

form and racks which makes $ _ _ itareal buy at---------- ’ 1935 Chevrolet pickup delivery. Sound me-

chanically and every other way. In the pres- ent truck market it is impossible to make a buy

as cheap as this one. Ideal for the S ninn who uses this type of unit at 1932 Chevrolet 2 ton truck, platform and racks. 155 Infill! gvheelbase. Iftytlilu know truck values you wi e surpriser a is $ price of————-----_

19.22 International 2 ton truck. This is an ex- ceptionally reliable unit at the price, which is

much less than it’s value as a revenue $85 producer. Act quickly to get it for - .00

A. HORNE f? CO.

CI-IARLOTTETOWN

of the whisky and beer “educators" for greed are silly and ridiculous.

The bard of Stratford, more than three centuries ago, without benefit of the vast knowledge that has come from scientific investiga- tion and experiment, sensed the clcce tive quality of this

say to Hardy about Head- g tvas missing, it t be a casualty. not take the same line of Interest, and was busy en- ough fn his own way. George had feeling that Baritng was 1m, he dtd the only thing

at Abiiigers Hotel. that Mr. Barling had been suddenly for a. day or ad given up his room

back. Just business -not ' usual. This reiicv

and inflict them on no one.

signs at the house thfiaster the art of saying pleasant ‘

ttikcr and been in.

TOYRIICY," he sa they ivent back to crxirctuker didn't turn up. should ilkc to know who thei " was,hndgyyviryihelnlled ._;__}_________

seemed, and mlgh But Hardy would

lv nnmrlv. lii thc l‘:ill of

8S. ~ Dcwt expect too much from your Iloiisc iii t" h a rl nt t et 0w n lends.

his way home carrying a large car- LINSEED VARNISH ANCIENT 2o. He ivalkect with one foot on —--—-

thc curb, the other in the gutter Linseed oil was used tn varnish- aiid had a hnrd time trying to keep making by monks us far buck as his ba ance.» the twelfth century. Varnish iiiak-

i H ‘u! n Make whatever work comes to f] fill‘ l) f‘ 01V

Retain your illusions, and don't teve nllxildthe world to be ivicked

Relieve the miserable, and pathtze with the sorrowful. Remember that kind words and othing, but are price- to the discouraged.

Do unto obthers as you would like

(‘lizirlrltttifiltnvn ill per-eons n i-r-

. ‘ v_ “that men should put an enemy n‘ m“ a“ “n” lnto their mouths to steal brains." How long will human intelligence. reason and truth with respect to this ancient ridlctred and submerged by greed, appetite. and coward! from reality, sacrlflc .mlnd, soul, and real 1 e to a. false sense of euphoria?

MORE REVENUE- MORE L QUOR-MORE DRUNKENNESS

The New York Times in a special Washington dispatch of recent date says that state treasurles, by state liquor control commissions and tax departments, during the first two years of repeal, received from the alcoholic beverage business $519317-

d the same time the Fed- eral government received a total of $833,066,161 from exclses and other

For the fiscal year of 1936. the Federal government derived from liquor taxes 550514142379 mate for the fiscal year of 1937 for Federal government revenue

$594.500.000 for i938. $643,700,000. If this forecast comes means a relative increase tn llquor consumption, with a consequent in-

NION OF CANADA l \‘CE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

George VI, A. D. 1938 of Samuel Napier f Charlottetown in g ty in the said Province ipnl of Prince of Wales Col- deceased, intestate. Honourable HAROLD LEONARD PALMER, Judge of Probate, etc, etc of the County of County or any Constable or person within said County.

‘t‘¥hg’1dg$}g1tkt_'_0u E9! both feet 0Y1 Theophflus, although protective

Siowl Iookin tnto- the matter

as lxestyhe could, the lnebrinte re: Phara._.____.___°hs' __. _ "Shanks Joe. I was jlst fig-

gcinn‘ I was crippled for life." And Beefsteak may be beefsteak to

with lils love for drink so well es- you, bu; to me vegeganan 1t 1|

ed George of his Robertson late 0 It was in a. far from mood that he returned to Brlxton

Notwithstanding that he had been enemy's success, m with a terrible Though no abso- proof of success was vtslble, the circumstances carried such convic- tion to his mind that he could not harbour a doubt-