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GERMAN PRINCE SHOCKS BE- LATIVES BY ANNOUNCING ENGAGEMENT T0 BEAUTIFUL GIRL OF HUMBLE BIRTH.

A. young prince has refused to wed a roydl princess, as whose con- sort he would have shared a throne and become one of the richest men in the world, and, instead has plighted his troth to s. humble serving-maid because he loved her and not the princess.

This sounds like the beginning of n fairy talc, but it is not. The prince is a real prince, the princess s. real princess, and the serving- maidyvns a domestic help.

ROMANTIC MEETING

711.; Prince And A Humble Sewing Maid

she would have become a new Juli- ana. von Btolberg.

This summer Queen Wilhelmina paid a“ visit, with her daughter to the pretty home in Bchiercke, of Prince Btolberg-Wemigemde. Prince Wolff Heinrich was a fre- quent visitor in Schiercke during the stay of the queen and the princess, but nothing would make him give up his affection for Inna ' Erfert.

And so; when the time came for the queen and the princess to leave, no engagement had been ar- mllﬂﬂd. Ind the prince had reject- ed the royal match in order that he might remain true to the girl oi’ his choice.

And now comes the news that the prince has become officially

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POLICE COURT —- There W85 5 clean docket at the Police Court yesterday morning.

CORNWALL CHARGE-Jun. 22, Kingston at ll a. 111.; New Domin- ion at 3p. m.: Corznvall at ‘l. Rev. D. K. Ross, Minister. .

INDUCTION AT MARSHFIELD ———At the induction service 01' tho

3 p. m. on Friday Jan. 20th, in the nesbyterien Church, Marshilold, Rev. Allister Murray. Moderator of Prwbytoty will preside and induct. Rev. D. L. Griffiths will preach the sermon. Rev. J. Carlyle Webster. interim. moderator of the Marsh- iielcl session will narrate the steps leading up to the call. Rev. _R. Moorehead Legato will give the charge to the newly inducted min- ister und Rev. R. Hensley Stsvert will mddrm the people of the con- gregation. The Presbytery will meet at 2.30 p. m. and the induction ser- vice may be held at 3 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend this service.

WEDDING — The marriage tool: pace at the Manse, Caledonia, P. E. r. on Dec. 28th, 1932. of Mr. Joseph Melvin McLean... son of Mr. and Mm. John McLean and Hilda May McDonald, daughter oi’ Mr. end Mrs. Charles McDonald. all of AJ- liston and Peters Road, Kings County, P. E. I. The bride was at- tended by her sister. Miss Inuretta McDonald while Mr. James Mc~ Lean didthe dutim of grOORlSmBn. Both acted with good taste and credit to themselves. The ceremony which was performed by the Rev. Allister Mmray. minister of Cale- donia. being over, the register and all relative documents being signed, the bridal party after that‘ motored back to the bride's home where the evming was spent in joyous (esti-

vttles. to which the immediate friends o! the bride and bride groom were invited. The you'd

couple are deservedly popular, well krlown and well liked in the whole community. Meantime they intend to make their home in Peters Road All wish them a. long life of health. wealth and happiness together. (Patriot Please Copy)

FURTHER. PARHCULARS- Thrown from the cor which he was driving and which skidded from the main mad st Tangier. Gordon Netting, o1 Dartmouth; is in e. serious condition at the Vic- toria. General Hospital suffering with a fractured skull. Dr. E. S. Millet who wﬂs with him in the car escaped with a severe shaking

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the road. plunged into ‘the ditch and turned over. Mr. Netting was thrown from the vehicle and struck his head. He was unconsci when the proprietor 0t the store and a number of customers rushed to the scene oi’ the accident. Dr. Crum- mty. 0t Ship Harbor, was summon-

ed and 1m‘. Nottlng was removed to 37

the residence o! Ralph Blakeney at chances for recovery. Mr. Netting

Ship Harbor. He was brought to is a. son of ‘I'M/mag Netting, K. O .

Halifax in the ambulance on Sun- and Mrs. Noiltlng o! Dartmouth dsy afternoon and was almost im- and brother of Dr. B. B. Netting ol medlately operated on. His condi- this city and has a wide circle d 71°11 MWWBY ﬂlkht was relﬂrted friezds here.

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The1'e’s a crying need in this city for used mattresses in fair condition. There are little children and less fortunate grown-ups who have no mattresses o1- poorly improvised beds to sleep on. Many times we are asked what becomes of mattresses that are in fairly usable shape when new ones are purchased. We never take old mattresses in for resale, but

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r-(l t’) , _ 1.00 _ up. The accident occurred about m SHm-rliiljlf émXsPI-Ielwitt .. 1.00 "c3113 asrigguigjnstizmlii; mug“ t° mum“ ma“ eight o'clock on Saturday night we’re going t0 give you an opportunity now to help out a worthy cause at 1 , . 00G .......... 1.00 f ~ h m. Notti dri 1 o cost to ou. , v Mrs. Wallace Aitken 1.00 H“ Sew” Hlgrmess Prmce “mm ' 31.2181, 5 mow 83:“ X1850 the n y - Mrs. C. H. Poole 1.00 y “"3"!” sL°]b3TE'5’~°1b°T8. 11111115 Y‘ age. The roads were in bad condl- l n David Wright 1.00 ,‘ Cmml i“ smbelig- K°“iE5@°l-“- “Frans tlon and when opposite the genera‘ 110111.. Annear 1.00 Rwllvfolhll/emluelode and Hohn- “on o; A w Gmwsm the c" M. L 1.101111 Sloane 1.00 SL010. Lord of Eunsteln. Munzen- J ‘H u, ' m0 ' ' ' n ' “N ‘s “""*" MFS- B9111. Wright .50 berg. Brcuberg. Agimont, Lohre. ‘ °w°' 87 157 G A y E ry u d M infra. George Annear .50 , and Clcttcnberg has become en- B‘ Stewart’ 137 a w‘_ ~ “l” "- iClura Taylor . . . . .50 i gugeci to Fruuldin Irma Erfert, a B Lapth°m° ' 136 3355755" BOWLING LEAGUE _ U , _~ _ , ‘- W l. 11- 1l'1".l:".==. .1115, Roy 1mm, _____ A0 beautiful fairmamd, b,ue_eyed E. Mellett 111 12o a4 - - token 1n exchange during this sale. These will be taken direct from your h " " 1111s. G. W.Altl<er1 A0 g1,~1o;twm,ty_two‘ whomthe prince S. Sentner as 132 125 Sol-om, SECTION honics to the Charlottetown Relief rtssociation. _Know1ng. there are 1 Beck 35 ﬁrst mph me years ago as a do_ ---_ _ hundreds of chantably inclined people now sleeping on mattresses 1n 1 r Ross .............. .35 mggfjc n.1,, 1,, the household of 580 571 003 Jan, only fair condition, who can afford and should have better ones and who _ ‘ --»='@11s-,-\l11- Rivhﬂrd Taylor 25,319 mayo, o; the “me mm o, Tuba‘ . . . . . . . . . ......... .. 1m 9.4 p_ n, “ammo. vs zjppeig would be gladto substitute a. less comfortable mattress for a New Mod- --* 1- k 1- .111» Cownn . . . . . . . . . .25 5.0mm,’ in me Ham Mountains Alleys 1.1 crn Inner Spring Mattress, we are akmg this oﬂer with a most urgent 1 _ ~ ~~-~--~---_ in. A. Poole 1.00 In Gems“ socmy uncles it ﬁat,’ OANUGKS 9-7 p. m. Pals vs Ounucks, alleys appeal. We are sure it will be a sou ce of satisfaction to each purchaser hxoiestaiit (hpiwanziue . ——— been confidently expected 11m the H- "f a “w maurfs ‘i’, "En" N“? a“ °°“ml}“ﬁt“%,'““f: “WM 9:39am" “,1 ,1 , . . _. ' i 12.50 p, e .1 i , _ 100 130 144 10-7 p. m, Kan-Doug P9,] ,1- families in nee . ou s eep more com 0r a y, e poor c 1 ren o ‘um udl__‘__(_'?_l__‘sctiolls !M°“d°“'”“‘"" P“ “m L- u D"“"° ﬁg? 225185;); 11o 13o 10o 16y; 1-¢_ vs , s’ the city will sleep more comfortably, you’ll feel better for having done (‘hm 1pm.]; Djqrjrg. p" Mm l F‘ Mrs James McLean 100 descent; and rank entitled to marry 1V7 168 127 l6—-'i p. m. ZYPPEI‘! V5 Canucks, 9J- YOUP share. third 11ml ﬁrs. l". (i. Kcnncrly iltirs: Pranli Boyle 1:00 a royal prmccss’ would before very Bboweerthe-r-nuu". 13g mo h” 3-4‘ I ' l. L lihirs. Colin n. McPhnll 1.00 tilt’ become cngﬂged w Crown ' a7 '3“711"2“" 2m“ V‘ Pu" we" H s 0 u R s I - 2.00 l/lrs. Victor McPhail 1.00 "mﬂ-‘S Julia“ 0f Hvllwd- _' " ' ' _ 100 lGurdo“ Boyle _ _ _ _ 1m His engagement to Fraulein Er- T t 1 ‘ We 639 m7 23-7 p’ m’ KUNDON vs canucks’ . 100 IIYIITL Pgpg Crosby 1,00 fort 110s come as a bomb-shell, 11nd o a ' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' .1912 . “new 3'4‘ 1.00.31“, L, H_ Drake 1m the prince's relatives are dumb- 30-” p’ m‘ PM‘ V‘! munch’ ‘my’ 1.00 Mrs; Colin Murray .. .50 imllldcd M141 horror-stricken, “W”? ‘or “hue” 1m‘ 1'2‘ 11°" iMrs. Gordon McLean .. .50 Hm‘ 5mm’ J" 09w“ 168- 3°47 P- m- K0949“! l’! Zipper!» ' Mattfess u" - Any 101 1 lVlrs. Norman MucFﬂdyeil .50 "TERRIBLE NEWS" mm mm’ G‘ 3w’ *3!‘ “m” 34' s , . 1 00 ‘ Mrs. Peter Scott ........ .. .50 "b- ‘ 11*‘) hlrs. W. W. Crosby .50 “It is terrible news to mo" said PALS 6-7 p‘ m‘ Zippers v5 9mm!“ "1' p d M s s L 10-1 n‘... 1 r1 d ..... . . ' 1W8 1-2- " ' ..,.,,.,,, m Mlfzf-‘samyuci Drake -- 55:: 1332398 Ql/efmllilzerodv. the 11. Harper 1m 14a 1m 0-1 p. m. Kan-Docs vs ram ei- “WONDEREST” “CHATEAU” 1'5""! 1”‘ “‘ I0 "M: Rob 1 .1 111 ' ' S C O “ma” "1 H- Hnlayson 104 1 3-4. I . Jam: I H _ '50 “m. am doing my best to stOD the mar- h Duchemm H 15,, 134, £ysm_ Kaxhno“ vs canucks Regular price $17.95 Regular price $19.95 A l-'>-'11»\\'<>v'l .50 Mr Miller k .25 rm“ . c. Motheson 1m alleys 1-2 A ' Y0“ Mattress 4'00 ' Y°ur mattress ‘m0 ' -,. l n. Mam“? n m - - - I L ~ - ~ The Crown Prulccss Juliana and E_ Sutherland . M5 m_,z o m 21' r m“ we s i —-———- 11.1.1 mun... m n75 thelyioun: prince are cousins, their ____ L . we: vs . y You pay $13.95 You pay $15.95 m - am es eing closely connected for 4 9 ' 5),‘) i“ " ~i—-——i—— genergtigng, The prince and" prln; Total 1 7“ 2m m—7 p’) m- KMPDO°5 V! 2117173731 » '50 ca“ have klwwn each other since ' L ' I I 4 ' ' ' ale“ 14' .10 p m d childhood. M" m,“ 2°“ g-‘m- P“ l‘ °*“‘"°“~‘- 011°" “SPRINGBILT” “LI-ON” "BEAUTY-REST" may ol u.» '. n11 The prince's rel ti . ' ' . , .40 B ves. it is id. ' - . - .55 i ﬁll.“ a..1l.‘"I1'.‘.'.'..'.'- $3.‘! have been doing their best tcfbsdns 274' p" m- Kml-mw vs Pm. nl- Regular price $22.50 Regular price $25.00 Regulur price $39.50 , ,3; 2'1"‘ "'“"’"°" '°" about an engagement between the 0' Mwm" ........ 1&5 15a 17a leys 1-2. your mattress 4.00 Your mattress 4.00 Your mattress 4.00 " I _ ‘_ " m," whwu’, you“ comm It; Iieexsrty . . it; i: 100 21-1 p. m. zippers vs oanuekslel- Y ' —-——.- —--—- _, M0 _ Queen Wilhelmina o‘ Holland u J. cracks}; . m m M“ hleys 3-4. . ou nay $18.50 You pay $21.00 You pay $35.00 \ . , . c . D ls understood as not a ‘ . . W . i ‘cl-mm! m. y“. H. .k . verse from ‘ ......-.. 94 145 6-’! p, m. Zipper-g v5 P515 511w; > . - ‘ 1 1 1 - s. ..u ili-Qunrru: v the marriage oi’ her daughter with __. ' - - - T; . )4 . the you“ Pram W01 n He! I h —— —- 1-2. Each and every mattress listed above 1s the best that money can buy 1n .. 11...»... ;,,.Q.,_.,.,,.. __ l Th“ would have mntoa n" - m 71o m 0-’! p. m. Kan-Docs vs cerium, its respective price class. Each mattress contains hundreds of coil “my 6,023., _ t - V the Dutch my“ housertﬁgcisld into Total ........ 2m alleys 0-4. springs ﬁrmly tied in place and covered with thick layers of cotton felt. 1 ' Wnuiyh E N b, ml" - 10-1 p. m. m» vs Cmuoks, alleys lts a great opportunity. You've wanted a Better Mattress. You now save , . ._ . m3... I INI _ °°d °t swlbem “d °"‘""°- Majority for Kan-Dow 215- 1-2. $4.00 on it and you bring great relief to the lees fortunate.. Your old " ' J. "l. div-m" FAMOUS ANCE ~ Fish Binnie I- llllfﬂty 2m. 13-1 p. m. Kan-Door w Zippers. mattress (if in ﬁt condition) will be delivered to where it is most needed, 1 A 1-"1-11110 ....... . _ STE“ Rich ‘rhm I- Inﬂmy m. alleys 0-4. at once. ltliﬂa Alma Srnnll . . . . .. 2:5 1~*‘*e0+¢§¢¢0-e+00+0+0-ee+4 20-71) m Zippers vs conucka el- .. . ' The Princess Jullanws m t ' ' ' ' ' My Juhn, lxrulruvy 4 I 0s fnlh- IEBIKAII BOWIINO LEAGUE leyg 1-3, 1- 1 _ Lil-w. 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