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Rev. Father John H. MacDonald, D. D. Is Consecrated Bishop of Victoria At Im- pressive Service.

(C.P. By Guardian's special Win) ANPIKJGNEBH, N. 5., Oct. 26 — Close by scenes of his childhood and college days, Rev. Father John Hugh MacDonald, D. D., was cic- vstsd to the office of Bishop of vlemria. at, St. Ninialrs Cathedral here,.i-/fi'"~ culminating so years of- service in pnesthood, the consecration was marked with all the impressive

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street outside. - Father MacDonald, pastor of Sacred Heart Church at Sydney, N. 8.. for the pest, ten years, was raised to the bishcpric by Most Rev. Andrea Csssulo, Apostolic delegate to Canada and Newfound- land. Visiting clergy were seated in the church during the ceremony after marching there behind the new Bishop and before Mgr. Oas- sulo who was accompanied by two assistant demons in a lengthy procession from Mount St. Bernard Collegcv-mtcring the Cathedral, Father MacDonald walked beside Rev. George Landry of ,LOlllldII9 and Rev. Angus Mclsaec, his chief curate in Sacred Heart Parish.

lbllowing the consecration, Pon- tifical Mass was celebrated with the Apostolic delegato officiating at the great main altar. The new Bishop celebra‘ ’ mass at a side altar until the offertory. Then ho moved to the main altar t9 con- clude the divine sacrifice jointly with the Apostolic delegate.

The diocese of Victoria, the new bishop's station. was represented at tho consecration by my. Alexander Mlclblllil. pI-rlsh priest ol Lady- nnith. and luv. Carl '1‘. o St. Andmfs Cathedral in Victoria.

ritual which the Roman Catholic church reserves for such an occa- sion. '

Friends brought up in the same village of Maryvnlc, his parishonere. and many of the high dignitaries of the church in can-lads together filled tho old cathedral to its cap-

ncity of 1.800, crowded a school- DWI

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..__________.__.________._____ SflIBBERT-LaPlElBE-m Zion Manse, Oct. 10, 1884, by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, lbs. Gladys M. LaPlerre of Souris and Mr. Alfnd Stubbert of tha same place.

MacLEOD-HOWATT - In Zion Manse. Wednesday, Oct. 24.1984. by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Miss Eileen Marion flowatt, Darlington. to Mir. Lloyd George Macllood. Brookfleid.

WHEELER -- MacABTHUIt — On‘ SaturdayHOctober 20, .1934, at Zion Manse, Charlottetown, by Rev. G. Cnrlyle Webster, Miss Mabel Grace MacArthur of Charlottetown to Mr. Harry James Wheeler of sirathgsrden.

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Other clergy attending the con- secration included: Most Rev. Thomas O'Donnell. Archbishop of Halifax, who delivered tho conse- oration scrmon; Most Rev. G. For- ,bos, Archbishop of Ottawa; Most mv. J. McGuigan, Archbishop of ‘Regina Right Rev. Alexander Mac- ald, Bishop of Bebron; Right Rsv. H. T. Renouf. Bishop of St. Nfld; Right Bnv. A. Des- ‘Auxlliary Bishop of Mon- treal; Right Rev. J. A. O'Sulilvan. Bishop of C” lottetown: Right Rev. P. Ohalsson, Bishop of Chut- ham night mo. Francis P. Carroll, administrator or the archdiocese of flbfvntc: Right luv. A. K. Macm- tyre, V. 0., representing Archbishop

W. M. Duke of Vaucouvsr: Right Rev. "D. R. MacDonald of Glen Nevis, Ont., representing Bishop

rlclix Couturier of Alexandria.

ANNOUNCE INTEREST CUT

(0.). l! Guardian's Special Wire)

OITAWA. Oct. iii-official an- nouncement of the reduction of the interest rats on deposits in the post office savlrlll‘ banks of Canada fromtwoandahalftotwoper- cent was made today by Finance Minister Ililgar Rhodes.

Whites Restaurant Ltd

Dinners and Lunches Oyster Stew 25c.

Candy Suggestions for this

week. . Ginger Chocolates in ‘l/rlb. boxes; Dung, Lemon and Limo Slices, eatnut. Brittle

SPECIAL Cliocolatc Coated Peanuts I 25c lb

Chancery Sale

DUIDAI. D0‘! II

' OTICI ll bmby given t‘ ur- cflxnz co Docrocal Order of t?!‘ nil

la Province ma Jenkins, Com- Jenkins an

mi- Blley, on the out

f lottetown and district. under the

Control _ Guardian

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This coluai is reserved for sows of local lltcrest- but - advertising cl a ncway nature may be inserted a osntl a ward strictly payable advance.

ODNIEDEIATIO! LIFI INSUR-

ANCE. ‘ L-UIIS-z-li-Blll.

ABBII SISTERS DANCE post- POllod until further notice. 14-1776

BALLOWITN TSA-‘me annu- al Bsllowden tea given under the auspices o1 the St. James Guild was successfully held yesterday.

COAL A1‘ $4.15 PIE TON-We are unlo slack coal today. suitable for blowers and the price is only $4.16. A. Picks-rd a Co. Phone 24o. fL-im-lo-Ic-m

RED CROSS CBIPPLED CHILD-

Acker at Town Hall, Summersido. Friday, November 2nd, and at Red Cross Office, Charlottetown, Tucs- day, November 0th. L-illf-lc-M-ci

CIiURCB 0F SCOTLAND-Di- vine worshlp will be held in Canon Cove Church on Sabbath next. 2.30 p.m. Nine Mile Creek and Chmchill

ngrcgations urged to be present. Rev. G. Carlyle Webster will con- duct the service. I.-l'l'l9

. IN OTTAWA-Mr. Thane Camp- bell, Mr. David lwsthioson and Mr. .1. .1. Jolmston have been in Otta-i wa the pest few days in connect! | with a case befom the Supreme‘ Court of Canada. Mr. Johnston left Ottawa yestcrday for New York.

QUEEN'S COUNTY COURT- The case‘of Everett Hsslam vs. Willard Tanton. an action for the recovery of damages resulting from an automoblls accident, came up before Judge Duffy yesterday. The court adjourned until ton o'clock today.

SECTION C DATE-lime aub- ject for debate in Section C of Prince of Wale! College l‘ ‘ w Societywss: Resolved that an auto- mobile is more useful than is a horse. The pro speakers were Ralph Smith, Mary McGaughey and Mary Mac- Pherson. The con speakers were Ignatius Shea, Blanche MacPherson and Augustus Gallant. The vote re- sulted in pro l1 and con l5.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fu- neral of tho late Bernard Kiggins was held yesterday morning from his late residence, Alley street, to St. Dunstarrs Basilica, where Re- qulenr High Mass was celebrated by Rev. M. Francis. The pail bearers were: George Cudmore, Joe- Woods. Wm. Walsh, Wm. Douasn, Peter MacAleer and Fred Kolly. Service at the grave was conducted b1 Rev. Eugene Murray.

PRESBYTERIAN SIIIPMINT ‘RI '11!!! WESIl-wYV5t9rd8.y_ afternoon the Presbytérisn Church of Char-

dlrection of the Rev. J. A. Prit- chard, Marshfield, shipped a car- load of vegetables to relieve the suffering people of the West. It contained potatoes. turnips and other vegetables with the addition- al luxury of 98 large cans of pork and beans which Mr. A. ‘m. Morris provided with extra funds at the disposal of the committee.

MEMORIAL LODGE PRESEN- _TA'I‘ION—'I‘he members of Mem- orial Lodgc L.O.B.A. with some friends gathered at the home of Mrs. S. B. French on T‘ ’ evening, Oct. 18th, to present m! of the sisters, Miss Mabel McAr- thur, with a giftin honour of her approaching marriage. The Deputy Mistress. Mrs. Latter, read a suit- able address and Worthy Mistress. Mrs. Roberts. presented a chair. Other useful gifts were also pre- sented. The brlcle-to-be thanked the slslsrs and friends in s. very pleasing manner. All joined in singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow." after which the evening was spcnt in music and song. Re- freshments were served and a pleasant evening M10104 b! l"-

n. v. r. u. DEBATE-The B. Y. P. U. held a very interesting debate in the Baptist Church

b Room last evenini. The subject for debate was resolved that moving pictures do more harm mm good, Tho pro speaker was Miss Violet Neill. The con ED913975 were Miss . Hslen Callback. Mr.

KENS CLINIC conducted by D1‘. .

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ANNUAL p COLLECTION v - for ’

- PROTESTANT ORPHANAGE IIGIII

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The main obioetive of the An- nual Swine Show and Sale held in Clmrlottctown is the general im- provemont of Island h0g3 by plac- ing boars of the choicest breeding and type in every swine producing district in the province. The 1934 Sale proved very succesefin in this respect. Some years ago ll: was the gen-

All available funds

man's mission were held last ev- in St. Dunstan Basilica with an evm largcr attendance than the flint night. Father Hubert spoke on the words of Christ

in their own lives. Benediction was given by Dr. McMahon, the singing being again congregational. The con- cluding services exclusively for the men-will‘ be held this evening. A telegram of congratulation on behalf- of the rector and stat! of the Bas- ilica, Father Hubert and the thou-- sand men on retreat was sent to Right Reverend John Hugh Mac- Donald who was consecrated Bishop of Ahtigchish yesterday.

ILLUSTRATED IECTUIIE -— 1n tho Capitol Theatre yesterday fore- noon. throu, the kindness of the manager, Mr: A. R. Cooper, an illus- trated ‘iecture sponsored by the School Board was given to the pupils of the higher glides in Prince Street, Rochford Square, West Kent and l

Humphrey of British Columbia, for- merly of Hampton, NB. A large number of beautifully ' ' lan- tern elidee were shown on the screen of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al- berta and described in an lnwmst- lng manner by the lecturer. The slides showedboth rural and urban scones and gave an excellent idea of the scenery and the resources of tho ‘ Mr

prairie , . l-I y at the close of the address repeated the advice hr had given on previous lectures to the school chlldrcn of

Queen Square Schools by w. J. M.‘ to

eral practice to purchase all boars when they were six weeks old. At this age little or no estimate can be made of individual quality or type, consequen y many districts suffered from the use of inferior mhfll boars. Now the boar owners are ‘ “ g g wiser policy in scl- octing aims of breeding age when quality land W98 ".6 more easily

re ay the farmer needs" tho last dollar obtainable when marketing his hogs. To Bet this top price he must produce bacon hogs. It is unfortunate that some farmers per- sist in crossing good bacon type Yorkshire sows with boars of non- bacon hype breeds. A large per- centage of our "butcher" grade hogs come from this cross. With a. good Yorkshire boar within reach of every Island fanner there is no excuse for breeding aroesbreeds on hogs which suffer a discount when marketed. As our farmers in general are in- tereslod keenly in the location of the best Yorkshire boars, the fol- lowing outline of the purchases made at the recent Sale is in or- den: The First Prize boar bred by Messrs. S. C. Stewart & Son, Dun- staifncw. went to Frank McAuiay. ‘Souris. With lvLr. McAulnys Grand Champion sow this boar should produce some high class stock for our 1935 Show and Sale. The Second Prize boar was sold to the Montague Shipping Club, and has been placed with Mr. Les- lie Poole, Lower Montague, where he will have an opportunity to in- troduce new blood into the good

also that the Maritime Province governments and the federal gov- ernment again potitlon the British Government with the vicw of hav- ing the United Kingdom's embargo on Canadian potatoes lifted. '

Discussion ct those resolutions brought from Prince Edward Is- land delegates a suggestion that tho/possibility of shipping Mari- ‘time potatoes to British Columbia, ‘if not. by rail then by steamer. be investigated. The Island delegates said there had frequently been po- tato shortages in British Columbia.

The resolutions presented by Mr. Porter. and unanimously passed, follow:

“Whereas the potato industry in the Maritime Provinces furnishes approximately 10,000 cars of freight, of which 6,000 move to Central Canadian points;

“And whereas the potato indus- try in the Maritime Provinces is in a distressed situation.

"Resolved that the Maritime Board of Trade through the Marl- time Transportation Commission ask for a special commodity rate on potatoes from Maritime points to points in Ontario and Quebec.

"Also resolved that spacial rall- wcy services and service charges as applied to above traffic be changed meet the present conditions." (Moved by J. E. Porter. Andover. seconded by S. A. Mooney, An- dover.)

"Resolved that the Maritime Board of Trade request all Marl- timo provincial governments and the federal government to again

this city. to be sure to see Canada.

This is thc third of the series which

he has given here, the other two be-

ing on British Columbia and tho Maritime Provinces. The lecture was delivered twice today, at ten and eleven o'clock, first to one group of children and than to mother, the respective chairmen being Messrs.

C. H. B. Longworth and Reuben

Mamionsld, members of the School

Board.

PERSONALS '

Colonel and Mrs. H. M. Davlson left yesterday morning on a short trip to Tomato

Mis M. MacKennie, Fiat River is registered at the Canadian Nation- al Hotel.

Mrs. Wm. Stewart and little son. Billie, of Quincy, Masai, are the guests of Mr. and lvfrs. Chester Mc- Lean, Richmond Street.

Lieut. Nelson Rattenbury, R. C. N. R... who has been spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rattenbury, left yesterday morning for Halifax where he will- rejoin his ship the Lady Nelson.

URGES SURVEY

(Continued from Page l) tended.

Glace Bay Board of Trade, intro- duced a resolution approving as- sistance given thc Maritime coal‘ mining industry by the Dominion Government. Recommending that this aid be continued and. if poe- slble. increased, the resolution was passed unanimously.

deserved greet connnendation for steadily maintaining their lmlnic-

expert.

SAINT JOHN, N. B, Oct. 25-‘ Resolutions framed to assist the distressed potato growers of the Maritime Provinces were passed, today by the Maritime Board of Trude.

Introduced by J. E, Porter, of

William Ward and Miss Betty. Stentiford. Two of the pro mahfl were absent. The iudlfl W" M1‘- gmlune, m. Affleck and Mrs. Jenkins. The judges decided tint. as the icon speakers brought up more points but the pro speaker's delivery was better, they would give. no decision. Miss Edna Jenkins ‘m; g very inspiring solo which was much appreciated

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tbtwet day injail. A tencod n 7 . Adm "mm

da . ‘mree young men. charm! will. m. theft of a motor which pickled mum 1M Wm WWW until today for sentence. A mm f0!’ abreachoftboCustnmsActwu npegcccandcoetlortwomonthsin 11min“ m" a breach of the Prohibi- glm net satin and coats or three mcnthsin fail.

vroks n m: BAIILICA- $1.1... cf the secmd nlsht of

on the loath by cs1 load leading Cumberland Bil lmc and on u. wnt c: in! v! John B. Jenkins, free from cucum-

I-Too Late To Clasify, roi“'s'iil.vI-moa"inw'strlrof-

brancas

lack his io~ be alder u.» direction 4 ‘m, m mum “m”, no blast to no now"! ‘o! i" f" ‘M M,“ y“ said gun etch-nun. Conditions at ‘IWIIVLJ-Ia-mfwu

iosr-lnm-wslx ‘suhmnaini md Ilrnish. a Goodyear truck tire and rim. Pinder notify ire- Lollfli‘! ciao, lnnccocbo.

sol

Io {$00! ltlc lars ap ly to K. l‘, My; bee, g“ Charlottetown Complainant's Scholar,

or to the undersigned.

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Andover, these urged a special low commodity rate on potatoes ship- ped to Ontario and Quebec, and

|we enclose herewith a. copy of the

‘his owmprovince does not require ,’I‘his boar should produce better

deli" ‘n of a. dealer, he requires out of his Grand Champion sow a .ll"“.3e.‘ and Grand Champion boar. The ' S‘ ' "lers shipping only produce hogs in this district need some im-

of their own growing require a li-

,_ his own produce and the produce Johnston (mow, President of th. o! others‘ he requires a “wuss and

the fee is $25.00 for the period end- ing Mhrch 31st 1935

‘motion You require.

ipal credit. declared the Torontolpflnc, Gmw-y

‘man on the head with a

petition the United Kingdom to tal- breeding stock in that district. low the importation of our no a- Perhaps no district has been in toes after taking scfeWuBrri-s ll" such need of a high class boar as nravent. the importation of the Pownal and vicinity. The market Coinrorlo potato bar-tie." hogs orioinntinc in the Pownal, (“Iruynfl hv .1 v1, Anrlv-Pws. sec- Cherry Valley, Earnscliffc districts ended bv J’. E. Pwter, Anilover.) are decidedly below our general uv- ‘ i |erage, This situation should be im- ipuoved within the next ygur by a r verv suporlor boar which as been RB nurchovd by Fdlaon Smith. Pow- F , A nal. This hna- was bred bv George Boswell Frenchfort. and won Third rult oney ct Prize at the recent Sale. This boar claw won Isl: at Charlottetown Ex- The following communication, re- hibition this year. A full sister won ceived from Ottawa by Mr A. E. 1st at the Sale this year. Mr. Bos- MaoLean, M. P., speaks for itself: wall also won first last year with o. Dear Mr, MocLeanz-Your fsv- sow out of the some dam. Mr. our of October lath received and Smith deserves credit for his pro- gressiveness in selecting such a. boar Fruit and Honey Act, 1934. for his district. This animal de- At the present time bonds are not serves Dntmnfltlc from ail that area being called. It was the intention between Charlottetown and Ver- that the amount of the bond would non. be determined scichording tols the Another dlsttrlrittywhgzgi wiléflberi- buslness ‘done. e comm son refit as a rcsu o e ne e s merchants and dealers i? such pla- ‘O'l..ear1y. ‘gin: Itwurth Prfihboar, la ces as Montreal. Tonon o, e c.. are )venv smoo , s tong, gro y an - not_ at the present time required ti; lngatlfnbred by Almon lliogralli) D1311- put up a bond. We havefnct, as ye .s a age, was purc as y e received a model bond from the Shipping Club in that district to be Department o1’ Justice and until placed with Henry Stetson 8c Sons.

we do we hesitate to demand bonds. ,O’I..eary. In this urea the hogs A shipper dealing entirely within need improvement in general type.

a. license but if he ships into the hugs in OTJBRTY M"! Viiliflily-

province or makes shipments out of The Tryon Fnrmerrffnstitute pur- the province and handles a quun- chased a very typey, smooth boar tity ‘lcient to come under the bred by Frank MacAulay, Souris,

provemnnt in smoothness and early maturity. This boar shcnld stamrp these qualities on his get,

The New Haven district is an outstanding example of what can be done in the way of improvement by selecting high class boars. Three years ugc the poorest hogs in the country came from this urea. At the 19.12 Sclc the New Haven Ayr-

censa but you will note the fee is waived for the period ending March 31st, i936 If a shipper is shipping

We trust thclt this is the infor-

SIIJE llliHTS

Annual Meeting

G’ ra n d Division

4i

Annual session of the Grand Di-

vision Sons of Temperance,

Prince Edward Island, mot in the Boyne y sterday

Oransc Lodge Rooms morning and afternoon. Grand Worthy Patriarch, Rcv- A. P. Baker of 0'Leary, wedded.

Work of»tl1e year was roviewed by the Grand Worthy Patriarch, Grand Scribe, Grand Superintend- ent of Young People's Work. Re- sults showed considerable success in putting over the program B116 Orllanizntion of. new Subordin- ate Divisions. The treasurers report showed a small balance to the credit; of the Division,