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E Never Forget Il;u\d~to~cluw conflicts with wild ,~ lieusts . . . is volcano in erup- ` lion _ _ _ lava Ilow wiping out

|ml;ic¢--; null huts . . . all the

I' d-.\_i\l;vr-. ut the troplc jungle _ . . if all li li.ing, nioving part of the ' l;ri-.iii-.1 action-romance-drama

ever hrougllt to the talking .fm-nf _-\ pil-turn _\'ou‘|| nevrr forgot. \'loi\`I Miss It!

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A l'.u'..i'.;_< ..l'.1;_-li picture sliowilig

t`-_l~ ..r.‘_.'.' '.\l.i'.'..'.i~_sj,» ol Hully\\'o0d s; ..l;i i .L .\~>c..ii file.

iz.; up .5 l‘,..i_-.'i|.~-A. the "Cohens ` i ~ llu,1_v\\oo<l,` now at the

'l`he picture pre-

~ _s 1.1..;-., ucoigu Sidney and

lullle .\l:l;';'.ly, lite .~:crcen's inost

p -pillar eolliecly xcxun, lind heroes l li long.; .~'llt'i'\~.~.<;oli oi films deni-

with the uci\'ulitl1l'cs of the

( il no r.‘_‘.;l leivllys, in fact this the s .1.i rn i!;e only sxries ol features w_;.:!i l,:\\<» c\'cr been successfully LI ‘.=-.<lpl<l.

in thu. hil;1rlo'.1's picture Kcily‘s

yt . r~,lilcr 1:1-comes a _featured screen

ir v_lil'='.l;lli li happy chain of l .\.u~,f_- and wliln the i-us follow their Irish friends t9 lihn eanltzil th'-v 1iud»the Kel- liuw "gone Hollywood" with

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;_:f,-l~'_i.»;;s of a veritable riot of

z-\ -rrimeni. Many of the scenes _-_~:\v intimate _ulimnscs "behind the s:-ones" in the Hollywood studios.

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Selisatlolial Jungle Drama At Prince Edward

- .._.l, of Borneo" is one oi the

iz; _. relliulmeibic motion pictures ei. -r siiown ln Cliarlottetowll. '

;'.ii:; unusual clraina opened an

e* .zgcnient at the Prince Edward 'l _ure ycstrlwlay, and at once im- 1. . -tri u.~ u picture \\'liich has ,_ ~~l tiling to offer in addition to a

`,~,l_\' lnlcrrsiing story, The story uid in the wild jungle country the l\iul:\_v Peninsula, and many :ts scenef; were actually made re hy an criprtlilion which trav-

i l hill wus' aroilnd the world I »l thc sluclios in Hollywood.

ra the ziuthenticity of the ics is nnriucstioned. and the _ure as a whole constitutes a 'imlilc r<-f-ard of life and customs that fir-oil land. "Tri s‘_ur_\' concerns an Oriental

I ill. ill) /\llli“i`iCl\lI WOIIIHU 8I'l(l flirlnf-r liusbanci. The latter. lunhzttelw-tl by his unsuccestsful rnmltal wntiire. has chosen liter- a‘ly to bury himself in thc Malay ,‘ll:iulc.s vflierc he is the only white man. and wlicrf- he acts as personal tiwsicisili to the rnjali of the dis- rrlcl. The wllc, feeling the return of her old lore for her former hus- b.rnli, follows him to this tropical nxvpost, and it is after her arrival ilu' the stl~r_',' takes on un unusual uilaliiy ni tvlirlv cirrlmn. With the lufiimaiit liusbrxnd repulslng his former wife. and the rajflll casting ru-mimic; eyes on lu-r, a situation is rr'-fifocl rxlifcli lrrirls to exciting e'.'|~n'.s nnrl u nzcsl thrilling climax.

1<:~c:~.i:'.'\"\', “Flaw of Borneo" is

Ill! of wild rlmrln. Mrst of the .<' _‘nr-,': loin* place in the l7f‘li\"¢’- Of il l~ ral:i‘i ii. pifst»vri~srNr~ ruin situ- ¢<_‘,.~l up mf- lwnl; of a crocodile-im frstfid rirrr, wilii an active volcano ¢~v)nip_'; tin- i;u‘.'.:u'..”iili rruige in the n‘i"l\li(‘ tii‘=l.’ll‘."l~

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, our ,schools

lie-open lfuooilay, Sept. Stu

l CARTER'S BOOKSTORE

is well stocked with

School Books and

School Supplies

Lowest prices, biggest values. ' All SCHOOL BOOKS sold at prices fixed by the BOARD of i EDUCATION.

Our Store will he open until

_ SIX 0‘('L0(’l(. Send along , the children. Everybody will l rec:-Ive prompt attention. _

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Ill M:EM0llIAM

MRS. WESLEY FOI.I,.\NI)

Again the angel of death has ris-

‘ited Kensington and on Sept. 3.

31932, took from our midst Mrs. ,Wesley Folland. She was in mold- `enhood .Margaret Somers, daughter i of the late James Pickering Somers land Mrs. Somers. ,` The deceased lady was fifty-six fycars of age and leaves a host oi' l friends both here and in the neigh- boring districts,

_ On two different occasions she l was constrained to enter the Prince County Hospital for treatlnen', for ‘ diabetes and gangrene, but ull was l in vain.

To mourn she leaves her hus-

_band, four daughters, Mrs. Arthur

*_ B. Warren, Enshuni, Susk.; Mrs, D. QF. McKay, Clifton; Mrs. Perry Cahn, Kensington; Ethel, at home; Ira, Margate; Leigh, Kensington; Edward and Roland at home; two sisters, Mrs. John Cumerou, Ken- sington; Mrs. Wm. Folland, Gran- ville, and five brothers, James Pleasant Valley;‘ Bruce, Bradal- bane; Cleveland, Clinton; Hartlc, ‘Charlottetown, and Walter, Brad- nlbane.

The funeral was largely nt-

tended and the services were con- ducted in the United Church, Ken- sington, of which she was a de- voted member. The date was Sun- day, Sept. 4, nt 2 p.ui, The service was conducted by Rev. George Somers, assisted by Rcv. A. 1". Baker in the absence of the pastor, Rev. W. S. Loring.

The pall bearers were Mcssiw:-_

Wm. Proiitt, ' Wm. Munn, C. C. Baker, J. A. Johnson, Turner Gly- don and Chester lioivartl. lnterimmt

took place in the Peoples Celnet- ery, Kensington.

The sympathy of the whole

community is extended to the bc- reaved huslmnd and family, who mourn the loss of a good wife and mother. May God bless and comfort

them, as He surely will in the day of their affliction. Y.

CIIARLES \VILLIAI\I RIl.I'IY

Passed nwuy ,nt Medicine Hut

Hospital, July 25, 1932, Ch_-_llrg w_ _Riley, aged 38 years, after an ill- HCSS Of five weeks, which was btrue with christian resiglintioli, Deer-gre- cd was born in Winnipeg, Mun., ami came to Alberta some yraiis ago with his father, where they took up farming, Boing nf an :ini- iublc fiiSil0sltion and chccrful nrui- ner, he made many frieucls who deeply l'0Zi‘ct his early passing Besides his sorrowing widow mee Miss Hazel V. Stciull, Wheatley iRiver, P. E. I., and one child Joyce, he leaves to mourn their loss and -,cherish his memory his futher Mr. YJ, O. Riley, Granlcn, Alta., one brother Herbert, Mcnilskoni, Ai»,\__ and two sisters, Mrs. Iva Dc Mars, Webb, Sask., and Mrs. Samuel Robinson. Elzlkom, Apu,

The fuuvral was img on _ymy

27th. The remains were taken from Pattison and Wilson Funeral Par- lors, thence to Etizkom Unitgd Church, where the service was con- dllcicd hi’ RW. Mr. Little. Service at the grave was umlcr the aus. Dices of ELl.'».kom Lodge No. 128, I. O. O. f~‘., of which deceased was _a valued member, The speaker was lMr. Bolsner, form;-fly of p_ E

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GEORGE SIDNEY

CHARLIE MURRAY

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‘”“ “"1” “nd We” “aimed " ‘”s' __---_»__-*_-k * ; pcnsiug hospitality by Miss Betty

Q Duff, Miss Marjory Chandler,

CAN XDIAN COOKERY

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(Continued from Page 2) fins. C tt;\g\ cliee.;-e. Owallr-re. I Shaw' Miss Norma J“mIes°n‘ Miss

O p L- to 1,. I d Om l Ethel Stewart. Miss Mary Irving.

I No. 5- milen ci cse an 'c _

where the food must stand for sandwfch on whole wheat bread. Mrs` V dm' Shaw' Miss Margaret

hours brforc Drills Galen. but become,.Leaves of head lettuce. iluisiiis. Nut , ' ` “`

o deadly monotony when inlerspersi cd with other s lnp`y prepared foods? If I l'iccolnplisl1 no other purpose ini,

my whole life than to introduce new,

dishes inlo the carried midday meal, broad, Fresh fruit .such ns- apple, the winter in New York has re-

I should hope to have the epitaph orange, pear, pcusli. plum, up-_ lturned to the City.

No 4 C"c'un of Tomato soup in

cookie. Cocoa ill rucuum.

_ No.-6.-Cream of carrot soup in vacuum, Cottage cheese and \\'u;cr-

cross sandwich on whole wheat

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curved in mr tombstone "She did, No. '7.~Hnrd cooked egg. Browui

not live in r.iiu; she substituted de- bread and butter. Celery, orange, - Miss Margrette Richards, Tig- liglitful \-al-any for nwuteiiy in me one or Raisin lnefld. Milk. 'Fish is visiting friends in Chaf- :<chcol lunches cf Canadian child- No. 8~Cream of potato soup, But- l°tt°t0“'n~

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rm." An amb lions goal, is it not?

If you could gain the lmilit of us~ upplp salad in moisture proof conf Mr- and" Mm Frank C°m"‘y'

ing whole wheat bread in your

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1U!‘-¢`11f‘5. YOU \\'0U`d be imi>f0\’i1l‘I Soups and those tha; must be V Tlgmsh the guests °f Mr' and Mrs'

lercd'»erackel‘s. Cribbage and pine

L_iincl'. lf.gs. cookie.

your falnily's health cnormously.` :vrvtd hut of :1 nece.“sit,y can bg re-

Whole wlifat bread has bulk and contains all the food clenients nec-

essary to lifc--.ultliougli not ln such :teaming hat; Spnglmt; in wnmto 3°” M0“dl‘Y m0\'111Hg f°1` H0Fl0n_

heated just before School time and carried in 'thc vacuum, Would not

perfect propurtlmis as milk. Whole sauce look gcod to the kiddcs when

“`h"“ bwad >‘““~"i be ““i’l’l°m”m°d' poured out on their lltl-= paper plat- whwc he is to take up his studies

‘ ' ~ ` for the coming year.

with ml k, eggs, frcsh fruits and veg-l

etaibicsj 1 ' l hungry? » _There is the foundation for our, .nie f0.k,“.i,ng hmm box menusl mNEAU_M0RRls NUPTIALS

`cho01'I1‘\li\t"Cll?iiiieh Box Itself The Holy Redeemer church’

Your son or clliiwlitcr should bel l D ( ‘li h H 0 Charlottetown' was the scene of a _ _ = . fr._.t‘aought the day befor, by the _ p,-(My Autumn wedding on wed_

pmud of ms or her lunch box' It COCK. inesllay morning Sept '7 1932 when sliould bc of mctul and easily, when _,Pads such as s___wS_ __D_____s_ i MSS AHCC P_m'___u *Mi _____-_ed ____ washable. The perfect lunch box will "___ Or- n,Jm_,_,_h,ng mm( mmdlms of me holy bonds of matrimony _O "°“i“l“ ‘Wh “ "“°“‘““ b°m° ‘md all kinds. macaroni dislics, or other .Min Patrick F. Morris, both of this a mosiurc proof container for such (,_,_g_s(,m],, COm.CinaHm.S_ pork and ’,_.iLy_ The wedding ceremony was “milfs “S ““l“d5f Sl°“’°"l “`““5» ws' beans, etc., are being p1-cparcd, cn- performed by Rev. Father MeGrecl, "“"lS~ Emil" ‘“i“t““"“~ Wrk “nd fnugli extra should be made for the C.SS.R.. in the presence of a large

beans or other molst ingredients. 3,-mst., b(,x_ 1nsseinb’age of relatives and This ‘Ulm “"5” C3533’ be “ 5°f°“' School Lunch (‘ontii’ning Home friends. The bride was given in l1lD.`lf‘ll.‘»' JAY- l Cvuked I.~,,0,15 lmarriage by her stepfather, and

in holncs wllcrc lunches have to

he plickrcl <i.\:l,'.', lun pound rolls Oi

cs at noon when they are ravenously

No. 1-Vegetable cho\\'df‘r in \'u~

cuum. Letucg in whole wheat sand

licnrily \\':\7\'rfi piper should be pro- i wk.hCs_ Apple Sauce in moisture

viiivrl and used gclicrolisly

:root ar, cocoa

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I hop.. lo llnpl'cs.s another pointt' Na 2__SmmSh rm, Wm, mem in

on you by telling you a story with a rather obscure connection with lilucli boxes. A friend of mine has

a lttle girl five years of age who, yet has to be dressed and undressed'

by either her mother or some help- 1 er. She had never been taught, be-I cause the imlnedlate present was* always too precious to sacrifice to, thc long and result-producing fut-f ure. - |

This salnc friend visited anothcr_

friend of mine who has a little girl

two _veurs and four months old, This little mite tocldlrtl downstairs one afternoon aficr hor nap complete1y_ clothed with lic‘p from no one. She had gniv to her own little clothcsf mess, lftcd down a clean dress andl hloomcrs to lnnlcn which were on' the some imager; liad taken clean:

panties, .shirt and sox from her drawer lcven if thc llccls ‘\"`1`e 0"

tsp of her instep, the object lesson still lipids) and had drnncd them all and had olry to ask her mother to comb llcr hull' and butt-Oil hCr slippers #she had been bathed bes for,-. her nap.> This usefulness had liccn lcnrnccl by the constant. fol- lowing of her mother in her one year old stoce, and constant chatting of the wife mflthcr tn impress her where things were kept and how

ensily they .slipped on.

All this leads up to :\llo\vi!1i-'. 5011*"

klcid`c_< to puck their own lunch bnxvs, Crm _\-ou not rcadily see how much prouder they will be i0 OW" it at fire minutes alter twelve when they can display their own handi- \rr~.rlc, :incl boast why they had suclt and such an luyzrrdient today. Bild which food cmlalns which vitamin?

'I`r~:n:li lip., kiddies to Pack f»hClTl_

r.r.'n luii:~l\“< by Illst SIUCIUTIE W0' lurdvr with nw requ’red foods, and plowdlllg t‘v'n wth the f0llowinB

icarter & cl) I " °m==.w11ly<>u wh ~ ` -

n .Diem make your child sit down male. c;‘inf.ui~@iia, Milk. Apple

vacuum. Raw vegetable salad in moisture proof jar. Milk, Figs and nuts.

No. 3-Creamed cod fish with hard

cooked egg. in vacuum, Cold flaw in moisture proof jar. Rye bread, cook- ics, cocoa. No. '4-Split pea soup with diced

bacon in vacuum. Celery, bran

muffins, stowed pears in molslurc proof jar. Milk.

No. 5,-Scalloped vegetables rc-

licatcd and poured into vacuumi Ruffin bread, 1\'i'llk. Orange,

No. 6.~Cream of carrot soup in

varuum. Fruit salad in moisture

proof jar. Brown bread. Nuts, cocoa.

No, 7-Spaghetti in tomato sauce

in vacuum. Crisp whole wlif‘:1t ilu- sweetcned biscuits gmcrmisly spread with butter. Cup custard. Figs, dates or rzlis us. Cocoa.

If any ol our readers dbrsire fur thcr information for ilicorporaliug foods which they have on hand into school lunclrs, l\h's, Mcarc w.ll bf:

glad to hear from ihcm. A:Id\'cs‘s hcr in care of this paper.

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When the Recipe Says Molasses

. . . then, for lucceuful results, delicious flavor and a rich content of iron and vitamins, so necessary for the health of your family, be sure that you use no other Molaoeeo than "BEMA" Barbados.

Being absolutely pure and undilut- ed, "BEMA" Molasses in the most; economical moluaes you can buy.

Insist on “B§MA" Bi-ond.

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This ls reserved for lnewl, but

advertisements of a news character may bc inserted at tho rate of 40 per word, strictly payable In Ml- vance.

SPECIAL WEEK-END Salevof

Candy at Venetian Candy Shop.

5618-9-8-21.

ADDITION T0 B.D.U. STAFF- st. Dunslans University reopen- ed ycsterday after 'the summer vacation. Two new members have been added to the staff, Rev Dr. James Farrell, as Professor uf Eng- lish. and Rev. George MacDonald, as Professor of Mathematics.

W. M. S. TEA.-Yesterday after- noon Mrs. H. R.. I-Iillsol1,` Treasurer of the W. M. S. of St. James Church opened her spacious home for an afternoon tea. in aid of the sccicty. The Birches is exception- ally beautiful and made an ideal setting for the event. The guests

Mrs. W. A. Stewart and Mrs. Hill- wn. Mrs. J. A. Mathieson and Mrl. J. R. Burnett presided over the

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PERSONALS

Miss Charlcttet Allen who spent

Moncton spent the week end in

Fred Conroy.

Mr. Victor McLaren of this city

Academy. Wolfville, Nova Scotia,

looked beautiful iii 'her wedding irousseau of white taneta. Her tulle veil, which formed a train, was picoted in silver and arranged in a cap effect with suede pearls. She carried a magnificent shower boo.. quet of snapdragon, pink roses, and maiden hair fern. The happy couple were attended by Mr, and My-5, A1- lon J. McDonald, Mrs. McDonald being a sister of the bride. She was | attractively gowned in an ensemble of ping georgette and black picture hat. She carried o. corsage bouquet of brlarcliff roses and delphiniums. 'Ilia wedding gifts shone forth in, all the brilllancy of a varied and luxurious assortment, testified to' the popularity of the contracting parties. After the ceremony the bridal party motored to Beach Grove Inn, where justice was done to thc fine delicacies that adorned the breakfast table, Brief euloglstic speeches were made by Rev. J. B. Maclntyrc. Rev. James Murphy, Rev. Joseph McGree1 and Mr.

Henry Hughes. About 11.30 o'clock i

the happy couple left by motor umid showers of confetti and good. wishes enroute to St. John, N. B., Sydney, N.S,, and other Maritime cities on a. honeymoon trip. The Guardian joins with numerous friends in congratulating Mr. Mor- ris and in wishing him and his es- tlmnblc partner, many years of happy useful wedded life, as to- gether they walk in the path made out for them by the Divine Guide.

.Strict Bathing

Rules Enforced

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LONDON, sept. 8.-(C.P.>-Low

,don in a. heat wave ot more than ,80 degrees found lee too rare for comfort. Many who demanded iced drinks had to go without. A new freedom was apparent in the way family parties made ready in pub. lic, scattered over on the grass to take the water. some of the bab- ies, even those who were not padd-

few days.

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ling, wore trunks held up by knitted l shoulder-straps: a fashion seen fra- l quently about London in these last

To an innocent spectator the

scene in this part` of Hyde Pork o

NRME Ti-ns Plcriine Aunt

$100.00 Fon Tl-le BEST TITLE!

' 1 $250.00 in Cash - 53 Prizes »

$100.00 First Prize - $40-0_0 Second Prize ‘ $10.00 Third Prize - 50 Prizes of $,2 Each -`~

THIS CONTEST CLOSES SEPT. 16, 1932

WINNERS OF CONTE__ST N0. 7 ___ _ ~

151 PFUZE-5100»tLoonard J. oleman 234 w ee a month these pictures are puhll h d

D‘~'“"° 5*" 5t"atf°rd'.°M' If you do not win a prize this time try;9ea|;,w

-_ - . . D Id GI 09 - ' `

2'” PRIZE $40 C E av sm’ gnc ' you may win the next contest or the one ak”

Ontario. _

3,4 Pn|zE__ $10-Miss M. Maebonald. Box that. These generous cash prizes are worth

3851 New Gla59°w' N5' trying for again and again.

Cheques for $2 each have also been mailed to 50 other contestants.

(0ld Chum Picture Title Contest No. 9) '

OLD CHUM CALENDAR1923 _

These are the Conditions oi Entry inthls Contest

Cut this ndvnrlisamonl lrom the paper-wrila a litlo ol not mom than livc words in tim htankspum in tlio llama, inllicuioil hy tho liluok uvio\n»-remove a tabol from n pal-.k.1go ol Old Clium coarse cnt or Olll Chum fmn cut oiqnroito loliacno :mil attach it to your onlry -siun liolnw ami mail to Old Cham Picturo Titlo Contest, P.(). Box 1720, Montreal, P.Q,, on or boioro Sentomtmr 16, 1932. Namos of tho winners at lst, 2nd and 3rd Prizes will ho nublisliell in the announce- munt ol another Old Clium Picturo Title Coniost in about one niunilrs limo. `

OLD CHUM

CUT COARSE ' CU_T FINE ron THE P|Pl-: Fon c|GAn£1'res -

'THE TOBACCO OF QUALITY

"ChanI:c!¢r'f cigarzlfe paper: FREE wil/1 Old Cluumjrle ful. I hereby agree to accept the decision of ilio

. _ Judges as final.

No correspondence will be entered Into with any ,

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Imperial Tolizlceo Corupcny ol Canada, Limilod Add,-c5s__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , G'

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had 5°mf‘U\il1f»I £0 Sfly D0 R girl of set by the next 'oldest employee many 'ays in which we shall mia “b°“t 12 ‘V110 ‘“'l`i\’Cd in H billhlhii in the service, Mr. Lambert Spen- youfnuis sufficient to sur thbi costume' It ‘ms H "m“"°m“y“ °°5` l C01* »‘\|lh0U8h Mins taken by sur-` your name will everrcninui um tume, but she had with hcl' several _ p_,~¢5¢_ M,-_ MCKenm,_` thanked the tarnished on our hcarfs as H gm y°‘m5°" children Whos” 3‘“`"10\\l'5 "employees in his usually easy un-V in the golden crownnof memory. reached only as high ns the waist. assuming manner for their Kemp We ask you to accept this imp The rellroot wus HlJp;:l'cntly collec- 0,15 gm and expression on the we gm as a remembrance of “S M' Mve’ ff" the chiidwll s°"°“`f“]1Yi of his retirement and related a mmpziulecl as it is by our very bed took mmforcs out °i um p°r““‘l’“’ few incidents in his early days ol' wishes that you may ‘long PUJUI m’°r which thi’ °1d°5t gm was rullronding. The following is the »y0»ur w¢11 deserved superannua- pushing, and put theni -on ns they address: Mon

Xalliid along the crowded path. ML Patrick McK€nnH_ onbehan, or the cmp10_,(,,,s_ ;j __;1<;____vr___;w;s___;>_i_i Carman, c. N. R. Charlottetown.

b_____mg_____C __ _ __ Charlottetown. Sept. 2nd, 1982.

l e, an uns cart ul to Dem, Si,,____ ,

see that each can-red a bathing on the We of your dem_,`mr,_ CHICAGO_ mu sept 9_l.By .M suit ss hp werft m' from active service in the C. N. R...,cunnd1an Press)-The Herl1lfl.1\U‘l

_“A n;";:a;'h;1g'l_)°°1 ml thc__r°°f we your fellow employees beg leaveiggnml-ner is making 3 strong drill

8' 0 m “muy “sum” fur to express our appreciation of the ,,,zn1n5;tlie“\\~1'eckn;zc of education'

swimming and sun-bazhing. The _ ‘ , cnm_p__,S__ had __ C_m_____________ ___________ courtesy and kindness always ex- m me my, with millions nl' dol

under a striped umbr~l"-. t t.i ‘ ` ‘ V Y K - e f. _C _________ _ c ii o ‘\i¢ bg spared to enjoy the calm andlwhcm minions are dum are vxpech

there nil inluiiiglithiie i-our is new ` ~ ‘ ‘ ', E bum; equipped with m_m,______, _______ strenuous duties of over thirty_flvc,schoo1s open The palm. d¢_(-,mi-eq light, for use at niilht. .yftrsi tl ,vu __ ,_ llhflt it has assisted a delegation;

___,________ .‘ S lf' DI' fill? Of “W 3 5'3"* ¢¢a¢hc,T, in Holm- to Wnshulctun ,

i lfor such li lengthy period, ;m<1.lt m.,,s{.m the DER for the public'

l .. th ,. Address is c p.1vllct_:e of none to serve Schools to congN,s5_ It has helped

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mole fa uly the du es en rus _U institute R new pmCcd,m»

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Presen ta t-lon _ ed to your cure, for in you the,b___ngmg the mayors proxy. from

Railway had an employee. whose; E__m__e by wcphcto or-dvr to

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On September the first the em-{`;€,,I;;tn¢2OgxCe§)_r gmng “mee 15|:-xpcdto the payn';ciit__<;_f___£0;1_§h_°§‘;

l1_v_loy¢§s of the Cnr Department ol By your constant devotion to thelmgrlinllg: llltrlieltihlsaxvijas done with l UE ______i__sl;. ;'_ie_t;__i_i_i___:hei_i___slio;1__fi;[ principles of truth and justice-~i;h__ ____________.-___ __cS__________ the ony oi llone of the Dr‘|mrtmgcnt's Cwoldcstl rnnciples on which stand. lhelCl1lC0g0 l-0 llf°Y‘-*Dt Payment of My eml>105'ees. An address wus relui by( limmdauon tht hunfiadn €0Cm~A‘ci-iwlli M505 “Nl <\‘f<!l‘\'l!1 methods oi b““ Mr- C- -7~ M¢L0l'H'l» Cnr F0¥`0mm'l|s1:cei; ‘ollmyous oc(s,;|ocfaetk;.e Izthis riglslmcss' “nd not °f building up ban' ‘md H l1i'€S0DtHti01'1 0! H sm0klI18 g necessary in recount here theiba‘““°°5' ` __

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_charming one. But the law had its ` eye open for possible branches ct propriety. A policewomon was on patrol. duh! nur the water. and lhe

for one may sit. licsldc tl-0 1,001' t'°nd°d to “s~ and t0 °ff91` WU Ollfiiars in cash pn'd in by tnxPHl'l‘¥'A.

' ' sincere \v'r.hcs that v0u` may lorlgq in me gh unpaid tcm-hers, YA’

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C ` md cm ‘mme clory of the twilight after your-Cd to 0 to work nm-,¢ ing;-Q whed,