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SHORT SIWXJECTS

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A i There passed away at Little Sands Ton the early morning of Aug. 30, ‘i930. Mr. Archibald B. MricNeill. Born 0n,SC1Jt. 19, 1853, he spent his entire life on the farni and in the (community where he was born_ Mr. iMncNeill was known far beyond the ilmunds of his own community, as a most intelligent and public spirited ,clti2cn, Every mod cause found in (‘him n great supporter. Owing how- ever, to a failing health for the past ifcw years, he was compelled to re- tire from the many activities in which he was interested. His fun- jcral was held on Sunday afternoon ‘and was lnrccw attended. After a i brief service at. his home, the remains iwrrc conveyed to the United Church. ‘Iwhcn Rev. M, D. MacDonald; who ihnd been his pastor for seven years iconductcd the service. payinq a high iiflbllif‘ to the lifr- of the dccnascd. ‘Tvlr. Riclirirci (‘reed offcrcci prafvcr. [lie ivas laid to rest in the Little sands Cemetery. beside his wife. who had predeceased him by nearly two years. - One son M. A. MacNcill. Little Hmrh: mid one sister. Mrs. Donald lhincRnc, Flat River, survive him. "The following uierc the poll bearers: ‘ N. C. Stewart, J. J, Stcrvarf. J. M. iCtmvnrd, P. W. McKenzie, ArchBlue nu/i J. A Gillis_

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'mouth. 1920 Maritime amateur base- ball champions, were eliminated hcrc uorlay in the semi-finals of the Nova Scrum baseball playoffs, Siiint Agnes of Halifax winning by ll to 5. The (icfcntcil Yiirinouth dt Yar- moiuh Monday by '4 to 0. ‘ l‘. v-ris: sweet rewngc for the Hull- Ilfiii Saints who wcrc eliminated intlie . swim-finals last year by the Maritime Champions, after putting out Spring- hllL-lvlaritime tltle-holderes in 192B.

The Saints hit savagely throughout poimtiinz llnin out of tho box in the eighth after hitting his offerings ,hard and often in the early innings. ‘Barton, former Saint John pitcher, was hit hard in the fourth when the iViFiiCFS wont ahead with a four-run nttnck. Two scores resulted on wild pitches along with four consecutive “hits

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"Bunker" Murphy, also of Saint ‘John. played his first game of the -.<cnson for the Saints and had two long three-base clouts.

lSllPREME BBURT

TUBAY All Talking

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Spiced with hllnrity And n, feast of med. smashing riding such as you never

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MICKEY Morse maroon

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0rd of the new race track at Cold- Classified Race Purse $500 brook. which was constructed this summer was set at 2.11 today by’ Lucky Lmdl’ b3 by Giana“

Ruby P. in tho frce-for-all. She won i Royal (lvfcNelll) . . . . . . . . 1 1 1

, - -. _ d. b (Al. der) ""222 ;“fl°‘°“i.m fir?’ gfihfi b“? (Geixf, 3 4 3 have labored there for the put 169 n mccinFz r ' ' - ~ clriy with three classes staged. Aubrey the Great (Conroy) 4 3 4 years‘

'I‘lme 2.1215; 2.12%; 2.12%.

THE FIIHIMARY i 4 I Free-Por-All Purse $500 2.20 Trot Purse $500 Ruby P. 2.04% ro m by Symbol

Capt J.Mk5,)n 3,151,. bg by Cap- P. (Hood) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 l 1

tnln Aubrey (Holmes) . . . . .. l l l Lela Frisco bm (Adam-S) ----- 3 3 3 Peter Alright bg (Rockford) .. 3 2 3 Peterkin ch g (Shuman) 3 2 3 B31119, Aubrey b; (Horseman). 4 4 2 Betty Direct sc -

Time 2.12%; 2.11. (Each new track

{Johnny Wnlkcr, b2 . . . . . . . . . .. 2 5 4 record.)

‘Peter Vviltun Jr ch g (Mc-

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ed n. good one. The foxes were not gvien a 'nir chance of making their point, thereby spoiling the 5901* 01 those following the hounds.

.Cars were often smt out after the hunt on the chance that th owner might wish to return home in

(Flwfifll l" "10 Gllflffliflfll ithe middle of the day. For eight svMMERsIDE. Sou- 4—Th¢ ud-lyrms he had invariably gone home Journed hearing of Golllngwoorl Yeo , from hunflng in a Qaf and m had to "l"! his "We" 5°)“ charged Wm‘ ‘w’ ‘ride more than five miles to reach it. ing grievous bodily harm to Charles‘ M the gathH-mg of the Bramhmn Enman of Port Hill. on the night of Moor Hunt the veteran. Tom Smith, Saturday. July 26th, came beforeim proposing the to“; U; (he Joint Magistrates John E. Campbell and‘

Imasters, said it was 52 years since ho l". W. Cannon at the Court House, came “no Bramhm Mom. country’ Summcrside, on Thursday. A great. '

l 1 m Jllld had himird hounds through deal of interest was 510W" n cithrcc generations of the l-liirewood calscé the court room being crowded and Lane Fox fammei

al ay.

As Chnrlcs Enmim, the principal WiillCSS for the prosecution, was still not sufficiently recovered to give ev- lclencc. the witnesses for the defence were culled. Aftr hearing the evid- ence. the hioglstrntcs discharged Collingwood Yep and his son, Keri- neth, as there was no evidence against them. Roy You and Bayfield Yeo were sent up for trial at the next Supreme Court and were ad- mitted to bail of $3,000 each. Attor- ney General Thane A. CampbellfK- C.. and Mr. J. J. Johnston, K. 0-. appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. C. D. Mccallum for the defense.

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________.____- I CATERING TRADE MAY HAVE FIXED WAGES

LONDON, Sept. 6—(By Thos. T. Champion. Canadian Press Stall Correspondcnti-Is the Government about to attempt to determine what relation tips have to wages in res- taurants and ten rooms? lt is report- ed that Miss Margaret Bondfield, Minister of Labor, is resolved to ex- tend the Trade Board Acts to the catering trade. This means that a statutory minimum of wares and hours, with overtime rates, would be fixed for this trade. The proposal ep- piies to the restaurants, dining end ten rooms. No mention is made of hotels. .

One of the obvious difficulties fec- ing an attempt to imppse uniform standards of payment in the cater- ing trade lies in the widely differing

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COMPLAINS MOTORISTS SPOIL IIUNTING SPORT LONDON. Sept e-(By ‘Ihoa. T. Champion. Canadian Press Staff

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"Nickc-r“ Irvine, former Fredericton . hockey and baseball star. hauled’ down four lone drives and had four sinzic. in ns many trips to the plntrai

New Brunswickcrs contributedi igrentlvto the Halifax vlcfory. Anoth- fcr s‘ tor province man. Davis, for-

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[ball at recond bare. ' Score by innings: Ynrmouih 0 0 O 4 0 00 01-55 Saint Agnes .. 00330131 -ll

Women shculri hrir in m'~u'i that contentment is m infallible . __.___ ---___

wrinkle} £27‘;

‘sometimes got in front oi the fol.

Coi-rrspondcnn-‘The Earl of l-hre- wood, husband of Princess Mary, has had n. few words to say to motorists ooncerriinz the manner in which some of them spoil sport in the hunt‘ ing fieid. The l-‘iarl of l-larewood L! ifnstor of tho Bramhnm Moor Hunt Yorksirirc. nndhis brother, Mnjm‘ the Hon. Edward Lasccllcs. has now iolned lime in the Mastershlp. People who follow-d the hunt in motor cars sometimes follow them too closely. declared the Earl. They

classes of customs which this trade embraces. As things stand the trade is singularly free from internal dis- putes, though it is at least permiss- ible to wonder whether this may not in part be due to lack of organize-l tion among the workers.

In the tea-shops of London most 0f which are controlled by two or three large companies, tips are not looked for. A box is placed near the cash desk in which customers may make contributions to the stat! fund. Whether customers contribute very largely is somewhat doubtful. ‘One

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school at Main to accommodate for- ty children end this year he installed an electric light plant for the Mor- 4 . 5 3 5 evien Esqulmsux village to light the

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ST» JQHN- N~ B» 5°“ ‘rm’ m‘ m“ G” m‘ Dm M“ both d1s'_lfflissl¢c>na.rle: The grholgimeiiiairi; $11 also serve as a. social centre. The whole aim is to teach the lilsqulmaux children the English language and help the Moravian Misionartes who

equipped with electric light and he has donated radios, vicbrolas to the school-house and organs for the Church and school. It is his inten- tion to take moving picture machines and slides up next year.

this trip the people in tom with brass band accompanied them out.

men with provisions for four months. The first officer whose name, is Ralph Robinson is e nntive of this province.

per-fence of being "frozen in" while up North the Clptain replied at one e time they were frozen in for 800 days.

The little ship was froeen in at dtf- ferent timee but never was the inat- ter looked on u serious.

North for twenty two years only 1111551118 two velrfl. 1918-10 during the war during which time he command-

of Esquimaux and wintered with three different tribes.

it to this port. He hes often wished to come here he said as he heard

province through the city he was much taken with its appearance.

took on 1.000 gallons of fuel oil and left at 4 o'clock this morning for

Wiscasset. Me, which port they ex-

‘at-

__.......-._.__-.-......_.. tels of the good second-clan [rude used to prohibit tipping ‘altogether assuring their patrons that the lief! were well-paid and did" not etpect

that it was impossible. to’ eliminate the tipping habit in such pieces.

more particularly the cue of wait- ressee in the ordinary teeehop. Her

poets which are clamoring for work- era.

and there i; an lowest-ins model, a lattice opera of twinkle gold brocade crepe with gold end plivertrim end Icld-laclvi. ‘and gwther gblc genie the white dyeebie.

‘_ ifiggggljrzgornrowiv GUARDIAN‘

Morena flentral Guardian Haw 77-0 Sign!

continued from Pill 1

ifinlehing, thus fur, e 30.000 mile Wy-

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at the celebration and in one valle 11,000 tents were pitched to o jdate the visitors. i The people of Iceland fish l-ii win lter and have e large fleet of trawler

mountains." . Here Ire to be seen boiling spring

PUIPOBES.

and years ago and he has

in Labrador where it is 400 years before Columbus. "They tell us they dtd in their cld fun which it is related they often came to North America and the cup- tain is of the opinion they visited Labrador and Newfoundland. "If ev- idence is ever found that they did come to America at that time," said the captain, "it will undoubtedly be found in either Labrador, Newfound- land or the coast of Canada.

There are traditions all along the Labrador-coast among the Bquimaux today that strange people came to them in open boats from the open sea. and lived with them for several winters. ‘They have actually shown Capt. MacMlllan places where the Norsemen lived and where they fought with the Esqulmuux.

This year Capt. MecMillen visited the home when they eetually started from-Iceland. In Labrador the captain butlt n

'1‘hu.1 fer two villages have been

When the “Bowdoin" left there on

The ship carries e. crew of fifteen

When asked if he ever had the ex-

Capt. MecMillan has been ailing

d about in the navy. He has studied five different tribes

This is Capt. MuMillanb first vis-

o much about the beauties of the and when he walked

The "Bowdoln" yesterday afternoon

ect to reach on Sent. 11th. Calls will

be made et Port ilswkesbury and ' other ports en route. If they can make the trip in time it is their in- tention to attend the

intematlonal aeht races. '

ratuities. Experience showed. though Mill Bondfleldmly have in mind

ttention is being drown to the pm- abiliiy that thouunds of the young

... so enIlIelLevidentiy prefer uch occupation to the _. domestic

Gold and silver take i prominent lace in the new evening slippers.

There were 50.000 people iii-mm

Ifor this purpose. "Iceland." said Capt. lMecMlliln, "is e lend of contrasts- dzuming summers with lee Covered

where the women folk wuh their clothing and the water is now b01118 piped to'the dwellings for household

The captain states he is zrutly interested in the Norseman and the discovery of North America. He has studied the homes of those people in Greenland, built at least one thous- been searching for the traces of Norseman thought they came and discovered America

Norse Saga-s." Capt. MacMlllan states,

GRAND Biiltuli" c nu vmnn neuron new: '—""- ' cgnggmim be no service ‘T "5"" Ill-l on Sundly, Sept. 1th. but Sundlv Wen lnlt EC. l» ' School will he at u» regular hour Philedelphie e0 ‘a: u: mum“ 7"" "W- i‘ . ’ . ‘n . in both churches u M, U“. ucxlyo’ bu’ by “m monument our: niwon- u Jae “m” ‘wmhm i 1 8 i Y nus or" nu mural. We! "0 4'"! mm‘ mm“ ‘mw’ 3 3 1 I ' Memonmr. rosr - amount e1 see GMPDFM-‘m "W" 3 3 I I SCHOLAISIIR-Studentl deeirins 80 $89 “""°1T°dd' b“ ism“) ‘ 4 4 1 ' information may apply to 1. o. o. n. Boston 44 u m “mb-"Wi 115W 111%: mu. "‘ Provincial Educational Secretary. ' . . o-m-a-s-zi NATIONAL LEAGUE‘ '4' TN" PW" "Mo. Box 476, Charlottetown plucky ' hm: a by ArTtMrl, To GET 3m of woatdetr_c_ PO"! Voaie. (Coville) 2 I 1 1 1 nLACKII§fl_In m rttempt to Bet Chicago .............. ‘II l4 .501 Rm "uy- ‘hi- b? 5 rid of the decaying blackfish 1cm s’! sea (‘Wi- Allb"? (W11- su-mrjqd an flu shore it POPtIRE 5g 557 183d) 1 I 3 3 I lest week the local government hu ‘l8 60 .50 “will! 7119- 5m- (Klyl)! i 3 2 so decided to burn the caresses 8nd 89 68 M3 m’ Win57‘ him (“F hymzecfldof themmthn wly 31 I" A" Bill) ................ I l 4 (IO 1f the experiment made yesterday Cincinnati .. as 14 .420! Time-elm; 2.10%; 2.14; 2.1m; with kerostne is successful the work Philldelphla 43 as ma 1-19- will be proceeded with. . l" "i"; PI!" "W ___ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE woon ISLANDS-On Sui-idly. ‘"11 "- Wm, by HWQWM Sept, 7, there will be service in the Won Lost PG. "dd (Y°Y°!l----»------ -- 1 1 1 Presbyterian Church, Wood Islands, Rochester a: _ s1 .01": Hvdlvwwd K. cur. (Haw) I a z at u e. m., s. s. l0 s. m., and Wbod a1 ca .500 1M! Plwh. hm (Helen) -. i 1 a {gland Bast rrsii lii 2 p. rn., s. s. as es .511 Ksloff. ha. (Tingley) a 4 4 3 p. m. Kindly note the change of 52 69 ~54! T1m°“'3'1°%5 3-“? 243%- the hours of service and of Sunday 55 31 149 " schmL _ 5a 33 g0 ‘lhree-Yesr-Oids. Mixed: Purse 3:00, _ 5g 9o 39g 1'10 Abbe, rom, by Abbedele lmooxl-num_sorvioom Quad“, Jersey City .......... 57 00 .385 (Hl-nliln) i l 1 as follows: Hertsville, 3.45 p. m-. S. . ‘um’ Nwdwn’ chm’ Wm) 7' 3 3 s. 2.45, YmirrgPrc-flss meeting 7.30 s""h P1“"°' ‘mm’ (‘mhmwm 3 ‘ 3 p. m.. s. s.‘ mo: rJI-l; Hunter Riv- m"°“'°'"“" b“ ‘Hmdy’ ~ 4 3 4 er 7.30 p. n1., S S. 13.30 e. m. Kindly ' - Ttnu-“h an“; 347%‘

note the change o! the hours of serv- ice and Sunday School at Hutsville.

Biill RESULTS

(Ullllllill! Prose)

THE SPECIAL MEETING of the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island called to meet in St. James Church Charlottetown, on Friday, Sept. 5th., for the induction of Rev. R. Moor- liead Isegabe, has been postponed be- cause of the death of Rev. W. Bruce

AMIIICAN LEAGUE

The National Candy Liimited an-

The delay in announcing the names of the winners was due to an unex~ pected complication in regard to the Copyright Act. The winners ere as follows: 1st prize $50.00, U-NO-IT, Mrs. Victor Hewett, Tryon: 2nd prize $10.00. Miss A, L. Head, 130 Fitzroy Street; 3rd prise, $5.00. Keniiford Waite, Kensington. 'I'he next seven prizes are five pound boxes of RAIN- BOW chocolates end are awarded to the following: Mrs. W. J. Monaghen, B1 Lnngworth Avenue. Billy Boy; Miss A. L. Read. 130 Fitnoy Street, Bonnie Bit: Roy Lockhart, Kenslng- ton, o-r-a-i-z (Oh, I Ate One Too); Charles Bentley, A12 Elm Avenue, Perf-Ect-Ion; Robert Mstheson, Clyde River, Pride oif the East; Miss Alice Kennedy, East Baltic, Little Gem; L. S. Stevenson, 311 Fitzroy Street, Want-A-Nsme. If the above winners will cell at the offlce of the National Candy Limited on Satur- day, September 6th, before l P. M., they will receive their awards, If not called for on Saturday the prizes will be mailed to the lucky persons on