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POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yrslrrdali‘ lilflfiliflg a man was ieuizliidvci .111 Wednesday on a

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Debates were held during hast week in each

balms socledes of P. w. c

ciet _\vas, "Resolved that Cham- _ berfl-lns actions in the Czechoslo- vakian situation are The Speakers for the pro were Eh-

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The topic for debate in Section C was, “Resolved that the grassh - D61‘ lives u happier and better 1 e than the ant." The speakers for the D10 were S. Thompson. F. Car- ver and R. Maciieod; whereas. D. Cobb, L. Bain and G. Redmond albly supported the con. Doug Saunders was critic and Helen Agnew was Recording Secretary. The Con won by a narrow margin.

The first football team of P. W. C. defeated the second team of S. D. U. by a score of 9-3 in their first league game of the season on Saturday afternoon, October 15th.

The second P. W. C. team met Summerside High School team on Friday afternoon October 14th and 118168 6d them by a score of ll-O.

YORK UNITED CHARGE-Rev. lJ. A. Nicholson. Minister. Services Oct. 23: 11 a. m., York; 3 p. m., ,Brackley; 7:30 p. m., Central. Rev. ls. J. Boyce of Mt. Stewart will l preach 111 all services. L-629.

F L I G ll T CANCELLED—'I‘he l Canadian Airways plane on the l Charlottatolvli-Slunrriiarsicis - Mono- ' ton route was grounded at the mainland airport yesterday be- cause of fog. it was learned here last night. l: was the first flight to be missed for months.

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I ENG-TGEHENT ANNOUNCED —

1 Late this month Miss Ulllan Fran- ces Mcbeilaii. daughter of Mrs. Da- \'l(i hlcurllnll of Saint John. N. B"

will ix- illlll'l'it‘(i to W. A, Dirk Bri-

The Sunday evening

. son ser- | W."- w" 0f MY- mid “*- A‘ H- vice was held in iiltl Social all of Brittnin of Montreal. Ml‘. Brittain, the Baptist church‘ The service

Sr__ ‘.5 well known thiougllout the was under me direction of me Y_

hiariuilles. pur1lculurlv' 111 Halifax _ . . and ctmlioilvlown. delimit M; in?” £111"? L32? gave the address of the evening.

PlfOlllliYfION (‘ONVTCTTONS —Til4‘ follow-ill: pend‘ '1 s were ini- pn ~<i uildor the Prohibition Act by c Tweedy‘ Wednesday’ on

His address was based on a ques- tionnaire that hurl been filled out bv the students before College closed lost spring. The choir was under the direction of Mrs. Fran- ces H011 'I‘rainor.

The P. W. C, basketball team was defeated b1" the Y-Knots on Friday October 14th.

ion suwplilal by Antoine dl (ictcctive: Albert Stew- .>1lthport, P. E. I., selling 2 fined $300 and costs or five Imo Ciiuppel, Siilziliope, ,scllliig liquor 5'20) and |1-l s or threw months. Mrs. Hazel _\‘.'li5fll‘.. soulhport, selling liquor ‘fined $200 and costs or three lznonlhs Roy Prowse, Malpeque llfoud. P. I, kocping intoxicat- ‘iilig liquor for mftii‘. fined $50 and costs or mic iiloiltli.

LIFE INSUR- L-67B9-7-2I-312

CONFEDERATION ANCE.

BLACKSMITHS POSTPONE MEETlNG—'I‘he annual meeting of the Prince Edward Island Blacksmiths Protective Association ' . f . Outhouse. for a number of years fifgfl°ufofirugsfigiifi mslor of lire Central Christian mam was SW11 atbendume due m Cmfrfl” cil§rl°tmewwn h“, M‘ unfavorable weather conditions, it icopuxi a ¢u.l to the Manna-true was “KL

‘Church of Christ and is expected _ ‘ to preach at morning and evening DISTRICT GQyERNQR VISITS ~. u -" M - ilouiiced yesterday. For the past jggggmoalilfi ‘off-s Mm‘ thrrc years Nir. Outhouse has been Clubs was welcomed by the local F‘iE'r.iOTT?’(T' at Deer Island, New yrs Mm at ma“. weekly supper , Bl““~‘-“l<‘k meeting 5st night. In ain address "——' he s ress personal serv ce, pont- g ~T£gogmgloggggn gags 235551’; gng out it occupied abkeyifiposition . l - l n Yiadom. Routine us ess was l “d 12 Yea“ we're lwated i“ R°u° transacted. A feature cf the eve- ggy lyfist“rd“ylg"yeélialnltfd ning was the carrying out of a e a s are a e; ave e - . - two bicycles from Prince Street gfigbliyxifilanlcellwegtxsglyangnhgl: School irrouuds Wednesday and to woolnel. taking leading para yrs Qlfg, 11155118 W; trio ‘to i113, fB-if Man N. n. MacLean presided rilléhiov‘? aft? etiddeiritsce tile: while Mr‘ 0' K' Presby was Dian-- nile court gcllsg ‘he morning of the Mrbfifvwf‘ adsdressed Elle Y5 " _ til 1ft. ‘Th had their e“ u n “mm” ° °“ Ecaiilool biog with tliyem in court Wednesday night’ but did not attend school that day nor did they return home.

THANKOFl-‘ERTNG SERVICE- The annual thank offering service of zhe Women's Missionary soc- iety of the Charlottetown Baptist (‘Iiurch was held in the sohoolroottn oi the church Wednesday evening. Nlrs. ‘T. G. Ives. president of the Society presided and in a short address referred to the value of services of thanks at this season, mrntionlnz in that connection some of the things for which ncllpic 111 this countr_v had reason to be thankful. Guest speaker of the f‘\‘Cllllll'!. Mrs. F. A. A. Mutch. prrsidolit of the W. M. S., of Zion Presbyterian Church gave o. Very interesting resume of mission work carried on by the Presbyter- lnn Church in Canada. Vocal so- lciszts for the evening included Airs. Frnlicrs Hall Trainor and Mr. Edwin Cook. while Miss Vera

ACCEPTS CA.LL—R£V. W. L.

Personals

Mrs. Herbert S. Jones. in, and

small son, Robert, of Charlotte-

town, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

IP-Iferbert S. Jones. sr., in Apohaqui, . B.

Mrs, Richard Clarke, Summer- side is spending a few days in the city, the guest of her nephew, Mr. Gordon MucCallum, Euston St.

Mr. and Mrs. A.l Fontana and son. Junior left yesterday after- noon by tlv Hochnlaga on a. busi- ness and plrlure trip to Halifax.

Miss Hilda McQuuid, Charlotte- town and Miss Maley Foley of Bloomfield left yesterday morning onta visit to Montreal and Toll-- on o.

Miss Helen Hornby, R. N., has left on return to Baltimore after

the of the three dc- . Thc

loplc for debate in Section A So- ‘ justifiable.”

l-lc Campbell, John Downing and Annabelle Lawson; those for the

Thompson, W111. Ward, Mrs. James gwan, Mrs. George

Total w date

the province will

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whose death occurred at her home, North River, yesterday after illness 0f abo a heart ailment.

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lcharge oi an offence against the 9°11 “m? H"! Dflrby. Andrew lpersoll. Mac-Donald and Jennie Carruthers.‘ I ____ Lawrence Toombs was critic. The , sac rm. CARSON for crul-o- Milli “w a decided vlcwrv for the lprzlctlc and osteopathic treat- Pm- I" 599th" 13 Sflclel)’ 98011 lmmp mo, adj-mum; rrleirlber gave a. one minute speech I L_617_10_2;_3L 0n Why I ant attending college.” I

S. Mitchell, Mrs. Nelson Winchest- er, David L. Robinson, Mrs. Victor Shaw, Miss Jessie Easton, Warren Burns, Neil Walker, Percy

.00 50 cents each. Mrs. Miller Math- eson, Wesley Dennis, Charles Jack-

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Robert Coulson — — - - .75 .50 cents each: Wendell Wood,l

filed D. Mac-Rae, M. McLennan,

Alex Agnew, Willard Lank, Max

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In Memoriam

MRS. rnos. cass i Many in the city- and throughout earn with regret‘

the passing of Mrs. Thou. Cass‘ an ut two months, from‘

The deceased, who p- eased a- and friendly disposition a. large circle of friends in his city. where she was,

or.

She was a faithful member of tiho, con ation of Bt, Dunstaxfs Ba- a great interest in all matters in is connection and also in all undertakings for the vieligire

v . She leaves the following flunlly to mourn the lose of a kind and loving mother: Rev, John Cass, S. J., Professor of Philosophy at the Toronto; Rev.

ssor of

1st , st. Durlatarfs University, city; Wi lam, North Battleford; Parvin, Summerside: and Geo Mouictori, and Francis, at home. Three daughters also survive Rita, a trained nurse and Evelyn. both in Boston and Teresa at home.

Her husband predeceased her twenty-three years ago.

Sterling of Georgetown. e hymns were "The Sands of Time" and “O. Love That Will Not 1.121: Me Go". Mr. Long sang Tenn - son's beautiful words "Crossing t e Bar", after which he gave a short but comforting message on God's ove and nearness to those in trouble, and the hope for those who have gone trusting Him on the voyage he ended wi h the little

John Th

spending a vacation with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hornby.

Mrs. Vera Michahellcs sailed from Halifax on board the S. S. New York for Berlin, Germany, where she will join her children in Munich.

Mrs. AmandlfTaper, Charlotte- town. has gone on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. Randolph Bennett of Vancouver, B. C. Mrs. Bennett came as far as St. John. N. ‘B., to meet her mother.

The many friends of Mrs. W. W. Murphy. New Glasgow, will be glad to hem- she is well enough to leave hospital and is convalescing nlccly at the home of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Kelly, City.

.\TIli("‘,illl Campbell. Mus Bach“ rendered a violin solo. Miss Helen Callbrck. church organist was ac- compa ist. The meeting in an lin- nninlnus sirlltdlliu vote expressed its ll1ai1k< to those who assist/rd in 111v evcliiii ‘s program.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Beat/on, Ware- hsm. Mass. arrived in Charlotte- OCIWTA last n-ight. Thcy were said to be enroute to their old home in the Belfast district. 'I‘hey nre rcg- isierod at the Canadian National Hotel.‘

Rev. E. A. Klnlev, of the Acadia University staff. Wolfville, N. 8., is in Charlottetown. He is staying at lhe Canadian National Hotel.

Nil-s. P. M. Dakin arrived last nirrht to loin her husband who has been transferred to the Bank of Nova Scotia staff here from the Amherst branch.

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In Memoriam’

MRS. IL G. MACDONALD

illness. All that the best m KEEP OLYMPEIII

HANDY-GET IT TODAY . . .YOII

did all that could be done to re- lieve hel- during her months of suf- fering, her r00

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Toronto, Canada

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needs and comforts. And when a last she knew she must embark o the last voyage she had

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4oz. 50¢. m“ Pmtecnon to of the late Mrs. R. G. acDonalci, m “n00 yourself and your who passed away at her home in “ma” Montague on Thursday evening

Oct. 1am. after R long and painfuil Oct. 2o, 193B edicall skill could do was of no avail. Aj y ‘kind husband and loving friends

m was always k t

‘My "up |'|' filled with flowers b lovinl lion s. Wh sh t h did roulonovu manyeriitllee digs? o? rituals: can

no one ever knew of but those for whom they were done, and even in tti midst of her suffering she thought of and planned for other.‘

n faith In her .p1lot and His promise to Iuldo h"

poem "When The Tide Is Low.

The floral tributes and beautiful a silent tastilmfm the esteem in which Mrs. Mac n- aid was held. The pail bearers. were Messrs. N. J. Nicholson, L. H. Cof- fin, W. H. Poole, W, A. MncLaren. Rusel Brehaut, A. F, Campbell. The remains were laid to rest in the Lower Montague Cemetery.

There are left to sorrow bes hei- husband, four sisters and one brother. Mrs. A. C. MacKay and Mrs. Mort MacLean, Montague, Mrs D. P. MacPhei-son, Kilmui-r. Mrs. Stephen Show, New Perth, Mr. J. P_ Beer. ontague.—L

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DEATIIS

KEEl-‘E-At Klnkora. Oct. 20, Mrs. John Keefe. Funeral from her late residence Monday, Oct, 24th.. at 9.15 to St. Malachrs Church. Kinkora.

COlRR-At West Newton, Oct. 20. i938, Francis Colrr, aged 84 years. Funeral at, 9 a. m. Saturday. Oct. 22 from his home to St. Malachi!» Church, Klnkora.

GALLANT-At his residence Uwof Queen St, Oct. 20. 1938, Frederick Everett, beloved son of Mr, and Mrs. S. T. Gallant, aged 20 years. Funeral will take place from his late residence Saturday morning at 8:45 to the Church of the Most l-loly Redeemer thence to R. C. Cemetery.

CHAPMAN-At the City Hospital Oct. 18, 1938, Margaret Connolly, beloved wife of Angus Chapman.

4d years. Funeral from her

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To clear your IIOIO of clogging nuoull

Mr. Alex McKenzie, was written to the

very difficult for

so

believe way for me to kee gill‘ my friends in t e Central Par-

do is to thank for all your kin 11055 to me during our fellowship. together. I hope you do not think I was in an grateful for all your kin your very generous gifts to me. 1 must admit that it was a great surprise when I counted the sever- al amounts which

certainly have erous with the gifts which he has

aged late ieeidience. 9 Stewart Street, Friday morning at 8:45 to the Church of the Most Holy Re- deeme , thence to the R. C. Cem- ctery.

CASS-Jit her home, North River, Mary A. Cass. widow 0f the late Thomas Cass aged '11 ears. Funeral from her late resi- dence Saturday mornlnl} at 9.30 to 5t. Dunstana Basilica al- service. at 10, thence to the Roman Oath- olic Cemetery,

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m Parish Letter From igniwli Mr. Lloyd Henderson

The following letter received by Long Creek, Central Pariah

treal.

34.85 MacT vlsh, St. Presbyter an College,

Mon eal, Oct. 12, 10GB. My Dear People-It is indeed o

me to write

ple af one time, but I this will be the best in touch with

many pec that,

new the very first thing r must ou all once more

ay un- ess and

you gave me during the last few days. I can see now very clearly why God con- tinues to bless cu as he does. You n very very gen-

entruated to you. When 1 doufbtod about how I would finance my yea: at college, I little knew how you

the Faith.

gigjlzin I feel stron in wont to

other day w en I find our about paying my fees here, 1 found out that McGill Unversity had granted me a scholarship of $50.00. It too was nothing snort of a gift from God

1t seems so much for coll e. My first wed: here coca almost 00.00. Th ion fee and college fee; at M l

the Presbyterian College of $0.00 and also the books wlh

ancial part for this letter.

until about 12 drove late on onda up at about one o‘c 00k at a

Calais, Bangor, thence Maine and the northern

New Hampshire into the of (“ghee and finally to Granby and ntreal.

leaves had taken on coloring which made

that made me lonesome. I am not very fond of Montreal.

country. The air here in the city ls very "stuff " and I seem half asleep most o the time. but per- haps that ts nothl “unusual.

I have been out

itverygoodlwasu ma called Newaygo on In e St.

attendl

was 8h Frelfiowship

Christian as a result blessing poured out upo people made

81106.

. is rather

bear the experiences of some the young men. Some of almost ready to

mu some of ‘iv ‘ blessed b? God with Faith. W1 have o. ittle g.ou,i

OMo in awhile and w

The funeral was held in Monta- ‘gltal United Church. Rev. Arthur s1 g her pastor conducted the

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ios-r-mx oar. urn. urn.

Albany Station, ioi dollars. m-l

ward. (Ego) Mrs. Samuel Itmfl. IrQt-lO-l-I.