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HIGHLANDS Wednesday night. L-54.

COME To KIRK House Garden Tea. Thursday, August 10th. 4 to 6 P. M. Pipe Band in atfendmce.

h adjourned till his morning. A prohibition and an excise case were adjourned one week. A motorist was fined ten dollars and costs or igttglnly days for speeding in the

RETURNING T0 SYDNEY MINES-—Rev_ G. '1‘. sp , ney Miines, who has been olid.n.y- 1118 at Argyle shore and supply for Van. Archdeacon Roym . leaves this morning on return to home, aoconipanied by Mn. spriggs. On Monday evening an entertainment in their honour was held for Rev. Mr. and Mrs. spriggs by the Orange Lodge at Amy 9 Shore. at which Mr. Spriggs gave cm interesting address.

ELECTED PRESIDENT ——Dr. A. B. Murtiii of Mount Stewart was elected President of the 3rd District Of Queens County Liberal Associa- tion at Mt. Stewart on Monday ni ht. The retiring President, Cecil M liner, of Mount Stewart was chair- man. RK!:OII.lI-IOIIS were passed re- aiflrmliig confidence in Prime Min- ister Mackenzie King. Premier 'I‘l1a.ne A. Campbell of Prince Ed- ward Island, and J . Lester Douglas, Cl1a.1-lottetown, members of Parlia- ment for Queen's county. Another resolution passed expressed apu‘ecia- tion for services rendered by Mr. Douglas’ colleague, Minis‘tar of Fin- anoe Charles A. Dunning, who an- nounced last week he would not be 8. candidate in the next Benenl election because oi’ ill health.

FINAL TODAY — 2.30 — 7 '— 8.45 P. M. RONALD REGAN — JOHN LITEL In

“SECRET SERIIICE of the AIR”

Pl.l.'S MUSICIAL — FICTION -— GOING PLACES

CARTOON AND COMEDY I LONE RANGER, cusp. 6 SHOWING DAILY 2.30 _. 7 — 3.45 P. M.

GUESTS AT H'EDGEM;!mE—'I‘he following guests are enjoying their vacation at Hedgemere, Souris by the Sea: . and Mrs. Fred Ituthmford, Master Iim Rutherford. Toronto, Ont: Mr. James E. Har- vie, Peierborough, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Adams, _'I‘oroI1-ito, 0nt.: Mr. John MacDonald, Mr. Joseph Ma.oDona.ld. Miss G. MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Omtwell. Dor- chdster, Mom: Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Lord, New Haven, Conn.: Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mayo, ML5 Robert Mayo. Hamd-en, Conn; Mrs. A. P. 'I‘1-outweln. M.iss Troutweln. Car- bondale, Pa.; Dr. Norris Brisco, of New York Uhiversiiiy; Mrs. and Miss Brisoo, New York: Mr. F. C. Berchall. Toronto. 0rivt.; Miss Law-

Mis P‘. Murphy, Montreal: Miss E. L, Chipman, Halifax, N. 3.; Mr. Walter M2ii.hie- son, Charlottetown.

PEE-NUPTIAL SHOWER-—A large number of neighbors and friends assembled at the home of Mr. rind Mrs. Ernest Stead, Hunter River on Friday, Aug. 4, 1939 to tender in shower to their daiighter

‘since Satiirdiiv would probably soil

was

_. last night. bearing the words, Charlottetown." It adds quite

lnl1391'I8'I-Ill to the appearance of

the building afwr night. Due to

some damage to the sign in mm-

sittha first three letters of the

“bflmk Illllhii/' dance at Beach Grove Inn last‘ night went un- claimed. Next night the price would ten dollars, it was an- nounced. The dance was well at- téfiigiltgd and was a most enjoyable

TEST PILOT I{ER.E—M.1'. V. J. Haitton, test pilot for the Canadian Cal‘ and Foundry company, 8.rrl.ved et Upton Airport last evening from Montreal with a Berkley-Crow twin- mohozed low—wing monoplane. Mr. Hutton said he was in Charlotte- town on routine business.

POLICE MAKE .AR.B.ES'I‘S—City Police had two motorists under or- rest last night on char of “driv- ing a. motor vehicle whle intox1lcat- ed." One man was from the country while the other was 3. Charlotte- town man The latter. police said, drove his car up a lawn, strik rocking horse with which a small child was playing. The child e'cap- ed inouries.

YACHT IN P()RT—’I‘he yacht So F‘ong, an auxiliary schooner owned by M1-. C. F‘. Fairley of Tkerre Hziuic, Indiana, in port here

er conditions were fiworuble. it ivas lrrrimi Last night

With Mr. Fairley are his wife and Miss M. L. Pie:-man, also of Terre Haute, The party sailed from New York and ciuised leisurely up the New England and Nova scotiu: coasts. They travelled through the Bras D’Or Lakes in Cape Breton be f o r e crossing Nort-humbei-land Strait to this Province. It was their first visit here and they ex- pressed dclleiit with the scenic beauty of the Island. The hot weather <1-idn't trouble them, it was cool compared with Indiana. While in C-harlc-bteiowri the party has been guests at the C.N.R.Hniel Charlottetown. The yacht, it might be noted. was b11l‘it in Hon: Kong two years ago. hence the Chinese name, So Fang.

HUNTING DOGS BLAMED— Marauding hunting dogs were kill- imz large n:1_1.rnbers of rabbits as well as Hungarian part-ridge and youmz black ducks, according to complaints reaching Mounted Police in the Province. Owners of dogs were reminded the Gwme Act car- ries B minimum penalty of $10 and costs or 10 days for allowimz a hunting door to “rim at large" dur- lmr the ranting and summer months while the Dow Act 1‘°rv'r1Iis such dogs to be "shot on si<z'ht." One

closing eereinonies of the eig‘l'it.h Eucharistic Oomgreu of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Oluarlotieiawn began at Indiim River last night and will conclude this evciiirtgwith the procession of the Blessed Bac- rament.

the service. Following the solemn entry on oddras of welcome was given by Rev. R.F‘. McDonald. pa.1'- ish priest at Indian River, to

which His Excellency Bishop O’- Sullivan made reply.

The sermon for the occasion was delivered by Rev. W. J. Elnright. C.SuSR., Rector of the Rede:mptor- lst Parish at Charl IOW'n.

The service closed th Pontifical Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- ment by Bbhop O'Sulliva.ri. who was assisted by Rev. Jo‘1"n A. Mc- Donald, parish priest at Tignish as deacon and Rev. Bennett McDon- ald, parish priest at Grand River as swb-deacon.

‘"3 " - The Indian River Choir under

the direction of Mr._ Borden Fraser with Mrs. Kathleen Hickey as or- ganist supplied inspiring music for the service.

This morning at 7.30 His Excel- ieny Bishop O‘Si1llivan will cele- brate low mass at which parishion- ers will attend and receive holy communion. Pontifical high mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock by Bishop Nelligan while the sermon at that time will be reached by Rev. A. L. Blnnoit, parflh priest at Rollo Boy.

In the afternoon at 430 a ser- mon will be poeached by Bishop Ndligen and the on of the Blessed Sacraznent will follow. Pontifical Mass at 10 o'clock and solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed sacrament in the evening will be held at an open air altar. The church and surmrunding grounds were beautifully decorated for the occasion with flowers, flags and arches. The open air aim, too. was a. work of art.

The congress opened in churches of the dloowe Sun-';v and a.llpar- ticioated in the dying ceremonies 8'6 TT1d'8r1 River ' irge ntiendvnoes marked last night's service and oven la-"'-er crowds were expected for today.

Girl Guide News

farmer in the DI'0\'I'1’l(‘.P reported to nclice he had found six half- emw-n ra.l.“?’i= this sprirv. which had been killed amwren-tlv by a hunting do? and piled at the edcve

Miss Elda previous to her inur- rlage to Mr. Wm. Clorw. The draw- ing mom was pxettily decorated with a. large bell and pink and white streamers imdvcut flowers. The bride-to-be was escorted to the Ecol’. of honour By Miss Viola Gaimster while rs. Nld Chandler played the Bridal March. A heavily laden basket also dec- or-anted in white and pink was car- ried in by the Misses Ads. and Blanche steed, The parcels were opened by Miss Ada Stead and the names and verses Miss Isabel] Ferguson. The gifts being arranged on im table by the Misses Mary Ross and Viola Gain-

of his wood ‘fit. (‘hm such dog will easily kill 15.0 rabbiia in a sum- me& it was said. and when many «"=.,i~+q i-~-h:1- '4 ‘~~-t me-hunt- 11'!-g“do0. iihe SIfil.l2‘hI:P~‘ to small name if their are ntrmifted to rove at large is vsnormous.

Personals

Miss Thelma Burke, Scuthport, is spending a. plcasant holiday as the guest of her friend. Miss Hel- en Cox. Morell.

Mr; T. K.—EJrhoe. Westboro,

EUCKARISTIC CONGRESS TN’ INDIAN RIVER

All Catholic Guides in the Prov- ince have been e.

the Eucharistic Congress in Indian River this afternoon. and to be there not later than 3.30 P. M. Those in Charlottetown who have no means of transportation will please leave their names with I. Arsenault at Headquarters this

mom g Full uniforms please.

HAIJDPAX, Aug. 8 —(CP)—A “complete system" or state medio- ine ultimately would develop in Canada. and when it did drug store sales of patent medicines would be made illegal. Dr. H. B. Atlee, Halifax physician, predicted today at the 27th annual convent- ion of the Canadian Pharmaceutical Association.

The pharmacy industry than would undergo a change. “One part will go with the sundae, soda. fountain and cosmetics and the other will take the prescription de- partment and become a par: of the world of science."

Mounting cost of medical care, Dr. Atlee told the delegates, was _brlnging about the necessity for a few years would see some form of health insurance in Canada. The Canadian Medical Association favored the health insurance plan now in use in England but he felt this was only a compromise iind did not stress sufficiently prevent- ive medicine

In a dlcussion following Dr. At- lee‘s Address, W. E. Dunlop of Dundas, O11t.. past president of the Ontario Retail Drug-gist.s' As- sociation, said he “would certainly oppose as a. pharmacist the in- troductlon of state medicine:wein Canada must fight for our rizhili as pharmacists if such a plan is introduced here.”

The day of the "back room drug store” was over and modern trends were toward making pres- cription laboratories a part ofthe main store and making these lab- oratories a semi-open t-yipe. DI‘. Ralph W. Clarke, Cvahway, N. J.. told tihe convention. .

W. A. McKnight of Winnipeg, vice-president of the Manitoba Pharrnaceutlcal Association, said it was "time for drcggists to set “D defences" against inroads into the pharmacy business by retail groc- ery stores. In some‘pa.rts of the United states these stores were selling such articles as facial tissues.

Pampers were read by Gordon A. Grant, Montrerfl. G.A Moulton. Peterborouizh. N I-I., president! 01' the New Hampshire Pha.rma.ceuti- ical Association. Harley Robbins. [Saint John. N.B.. E. C Tl'eiZ3.I€. 'Prevost, A‘ta., and J. V. Mac- ‘ Donald of Vancouver.

PLEASANTRIES

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E _ -ally requested tlnlle ,to serve Canada “With all my they got it d; to attend the c ng ceremonies of heart ’

There were frequent references to the next general election “when it comes" and expressions offaith that the Liberal Party wouldmaim Lain its present unprecedented majority in the House of Com- mans.

Introducing the Prime Minister Mr, LaPointe referred to him 58

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Austrian Bishop Resigns Office

VIENNA, Aug. 8-(OP-Hevas) - Monsignou Adam Heitcr to ht re- as Catholic Bish o Gurk

( niuri) reportedly use of differences with his clergy over his %0ndl.l8l.Ol‘y policy toward the

:12 .

No official reasons were given for the 67-year-old Prel9.ie’s unexpected resigns, ion, which ecclesiastical cir- cles ascribed to poor health It was reported. however, that Mgr. I-Iefter antagonized the majority of the Klmgenfurt Cler by a vain at- tem to concilia Nazi leaders.

e Bishop was raised to the Gurk See in 1915. The episcopal msidence is at Klagmfurt.

NOW FISH NETS CATCH TROUBLE

PARIS. Aug 8—(CP) —It looks as though is dress.ma.ker’s war is about to be started over who launched the “fi.shern1a.n’s ne " craze.

Smart sho windows are filled with big-me navy skirts hitched m8J1nB(El1I‘l'1 over a bathing suit of draugh y around the waist of 1 1 ii contrst —or bright yellow ; mises. They are . cocktail and evening wear.

rig color. Others have red long-sleeved

Til: other night at the Opera. at the 2.- ‘.'i68t.h performance of Fzzgst, one Mm me or wearing a white net skirt wl llixonother pieoe 3”“ M“ B°’d°“ M°D°m‘m' ‘my’ of the net wrapped turbanwise a- “’h° ‘Wm

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Ch'Town Royalty And Vicinity

What might have been a serious h.a1ppeni.rig oooumed on York Road while the storm of last week was in progress. A very large tree. on the crest of the bill by the cross- , rushed to the ground. I few yards ahead of 8- rfiapidiy 311' proach car. Rumor tells of 9. man pi ng cherries whose lad- der being blown away found him- self so placed that it was impos- sible for mm to climb down, so he was obliged to stay cllngmiz to the wildly swaying tree until the force of the wind had abated. .F'ortn1n- gteiw *_.!1i5 particular cherry tree was not so brittle as sggw. 8115

0 god wetting and shakini ID-

obably there were others in a similar position.

Mr. Anson Midi.-8. WGSI mvehcad has left for Bu . Mr. Leslie Wood. cheesemske-r at

Wellingtcni, Pi-inoe County, Mrs. Wood and little Miss Joyce Craig

‘Or b9“°h- spent Sunday at their home in st.’

Avoi-ds. Vem Kirby of at Avuds ed at the home of

Mr. McDonald's parents on Aug. 4:11 and celebrated the event by

The Americans claim the mode as holding an mvimmm dance n

EPIW Of Norma

Paris says , “may from me fish. Bordens dance hall in St. AVBIN-E‘ H e)

left Sairumday

morning on a A Parisian columnist asks dis-‘h011eYm°°Y1 win‘ Wmlfih Ni? ,consolntely, “This fisherman’s net 300“? ‘ind New Brulmwick 9

' fashion has its poinis—especially in the hot weather. But can anybody tell me why it is that a woman can wear a dress of it and be consid- ered chic whereas if I have a pair of pants made to wear over my B. V. D.’s I'd be ridiculed and pm- bably run in for creating a public

G"ll.8.l‘CIIall Joins in wishing Mr. a.r.cl Mrs. McDonald many years of wedded happiness.

I Another vigoivus but unsuccess- iul attempt at house breaking was made on the home of Mr. William Emery, st. Avards on last Thurs. day night.

5'-eh 5”“ “‘° 5‘~‘°°“d b”"‘°"' °‘ Mass., arrived last Friday to visit MARITIME I-‘AIRS :_1GG1~:n AND “we 0, the mrcmost 5.,,ge5,,,,,, of dlsi/urba.nce?” Among those attending the Bun-

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7:“ pa‘7m“—R'm".‘%5?y Hour‘ W8‘ lcgilfisxefidwhcirlrdgg §.§°I'i..Xe1;1.§ Island. respect our leader but we admire X3 ‘L ‘"93-1 m‘ f tie many beautiful and use- ——*-- woNcroN N B UG, 7—F1 him. The more he is attacked the mm C M of me Ch,1,m,, I NEW YORK ISI L211“-5~ Then E11 .I°1Y19d 1“ 5'-“T M1 J°I"“ M°M“"'e" has ‘:2 and exhibitions in liiafstern Cangdrzi better we love him." m'em}§oxI.§1g1Ii’Iu?rWl;l11(Ile‘rtfilImnt1(I,e11t1,1;1gw;);A Bo¢ftistmC‘I1e1I)ml(Inl1eld in Charlotte- The ambitious, struggles, dise.p- ‘I216 D-m-—Rhw6ody HOW W3- int; “For She's A Jolly Good r1a- return to Boston ‘mm *3“ N5! rm this year will be bigger and better Referring to Canada's stand on new on wednesdny evening, July town “me Mr. and Mrs. Robert c pomunenis and joys or 3 group of XAL. 9.67 meg.. 31 m. icws." The remainder of the eve- his brother Mr. Jarncs c u according to gem,-31 report, and, as foreign affairs the Prime Minister 17th at me home of Mxs, John Mellish and son I-Ian'y of Union young people who xorin a. caste by ROME film: was spent with music and 9! this city. He Was accompanied Ln tonne, yea,-,_ The Canadian and .5 far as worm conditions lVLacPhitil with 12 members pre- Road, Kings County and Mr. And iheinscixcs, w tliollflhtfi 3-“d be‘ 7330 P~m"‘s°1°°“°“‘ from opal‘ dancing and sad” chat’ Lunch W M5 two daughters‘ National Railways are putting into 5 0 d t the moment no sent. Meeting opened by singing Mrs. Penna Moore of New imvior dlifer widely from other mm Touflst Note.-r Fllizppini Or- was served by the “diet M 1 We -‘—* effect special iaw excursion fares at “*3 °°“°""‘° 3 be cm. “Ode" and repeating Creed in uni- ————--— '“’I“3 in 1-119 300131 Si«1‘\1°iv“~T‘ea 3-"9 .3, { ago 11 ii meg 25 4 130'" 51" d°F"“‘I'9d I" I'h°'I’ h°me‘ MI‘-1 Lm'°°I“ ‘'71 New Y°‘k' 3"‘ the rate of one way first class or m‘‘“ 1“ Imbuc 1”? CHI. too son Minutes oi last regu‘la.:,meei- GARBLEI) GROCERIES mm‘“‘“““y- I’”°d 1“ "Dmm”'u° 35% 9 as me I 30 5 in.‘ I WI5I"i““ Ema’ and “Bu” mum m‘ rived Mmldfiy might on a V15“ V’ coach class fare for tihe round trip ml °I wh“ he Says‘ . 1113' were read Lind atlibroved. A --—-—— 9m°v1." which opens at the Pr!-n°e In" ' ' “- ' ' Lure ha.pp1nees~ her father Mt William M°D°“*‘1d according to R. .1. s. Weatherston The Llbml 9”” “'35 ‘“"“"'“ bill at 75c was ordered paid. Fol- psulss. W1.-3.. —<ci=1 —-Grocery m“"““d T1193“ I-°d“3' 1°‘ WI’ “'5'” IIPNDON -v —‘:‘ °‘ I'M‘ °"’Y- she “'35 “°°mI’a“I°d General passenger agent of the Dfepfifld ‘-0 WI” 5 flm‘ mnd lowing the ropons of committees, clerks here were at their wits’ and ugly‘ lot brings to the b 7:”Hmpo'l1:i.~BmI’:d AGaF‘fla1fl'15ml14k [:§,nI(}9V!:¢I1JG|(l{T)E,(‘j(g:1t-JlEs‘oI§n::; by her cousin‘ Railway here when the Circum-“B3065 d°m”“'l1; the following new school commit- after eta flood. Labels were sg;1l<1Aad€>ef1f1 be new p ure y . . . p g t nes ay . On’! —--— For the Charlottetown Exhibition d it “But I do not think it wou tea was appointed. Mrs. Daniel aann goods so no one u screen two brilliant ac l!°Tt'l‘3-Y‘ meg. 19.8 In.’ OSD, 11.75 mean Borden 8.30 P. M. Iulnrnn I .30 um! Miss Eva warren has rammed 9 - H 1 mm M M _ John MMPMH. which were beans‘ soup peag or 35,011: offered by L e£ ab 25.5 In.: Geflgpisi meiz., 31.5 m 12.30. Band and dnnce1&I"c_i§e-ii; to ohmommwn me, spend,“ f‘~é1f;I§tvl,::}t1hbti?oA1lfi‘.;uc;cta»t/la; af fgleuoi help Chic wcenusseeek S)! C11Il1;,‘:)1'gl';B. 03; gnafiérmmgent rcsommme m be Wm. IIELPKIOI student’ who works ‘ - TOKYO T —‘I3i1——-—-~ 9- Very Plefisimi V3Cfi"51°n at he’ elusive with return limit August 21- peace f emmem, in 01,/he;-1;md,5 left on for another two months. ‘ hegcily an “mm m om” °°P‘f§1‘.‘ 8:15 p»m-—JG§3B“€59 59I9°“°“5- home in Hunter River. for the Nova Scotia Provincial Ex: mm‘ 0 gov Under new business it was ‘eclded . em LLIldcllL<il;1'<‘1m(vIIhLiI>1eas"til11efl-asIII’ioheble JZJ. 11.110 meg., 215.4 m. w“ h‘‘’“'’‘’’‘' *’’'‘"°’‘- “’“°“ ‘3 ""‘“€ "°--v‘&".“’1...v. our obligations W 5°“ wmmhu°rs1wWcg51vt§ntI3II° Too Late To Clasify slu‘e .,i 11.; mole ssu FRANCISCO M.-_ ,(1 Mrs_ v 1- Murphy held August 28 to Sept. 2. dates of , m , °If:r:III; (bin lIfben.::2°?l1remoti<? oo1n- 11:20 p.m.—-Golden Gate Exi>0sl- Cross lggads momgéliiiéxfi by their sale of tickets will be August as to W“ “° “S” ,;,"h{“°',mo§.w§;m ‘““,‘§,f; ‘$33? aB(Ai(ljiE:AdecIartg mg)‘: 1105'”,-'I"U‘"75"*“’v Tm ”°“"“ tion stroller. W8XBE_ 15.83 mes . little son Leon motored to Me. lsept. 2 inclusive with return limits have to see a‘ gitr is wnmy wig‘ and de‘ hm vmnm, MarketH0uS,_._ mu“, 1 Neills Mills on Sunday last. _S~.-pt. 8. V E0V°mm1"°IA5 g ' demyed Mr‘ 031% Ewan‘ 8’ delicious Lunch was Guardian ofiioc. Reward. ' “ ’ ' . e in n Auto s.§I’.'2.s' the di'§.IIl»e1:';1I>iw1III‘I‘:I;2?;II' MS<):1ke:rri:ieEnK'l'nE' Ifeveral mlnuiii‘-5 ierved llévxlgminizsfi awigetéebigerrggg I'm‘ 1 to 9 inclusive. with return limit -before he could be heagg ‘file? home 0‘ Mrs.iZNeu Fuguson‘