SEPTEMBER 26. 1936 fi-T

Worth ’s Drugstore

"THF. STORE WOIVPII LOOKING Ifllll" 112 PRINFI’. ST

PHONl-l 8?.

NYAL , ‘ 2 for I SALE NOW QN

SPEND FREELY-S VF. NIUCII

ORANGE lllilllhlilln-‘lllli, l6 111.. -- -— - -— — — 19c PICKLES, lllusitartl or Vina-gal", 32 oz. bottle - - 29c

BROOMS. each — — -— — -— --.-- -— --- -- -- - BIG BATH TOILET SOAP, 3 Inn's -- -- - — -- ELEPHANT‘ BRAND 80.11’. T1 liars" — — -— -

29c

— 1ic — 19c

Monarch IiAIiING I‘U\\'1)I-)I{, I ll). ctip and saticet" 29c l-iERRlNfi. extra good, ll for - - — — — — - - 10c (‘LASSILY (‘LI".1\I\’SI'IR. per tin -- .- -- — — -- - .051‘ L".\']‘b[,1'[' 2t} 07,, hnlllt‘ -_ -_ -_ -- _ ._- _- _ _ -- --]i)c " Chllrclh Ilffllcmilf‘, Devon, Etiglatltl

SCHUDI. SYPPLIICS

PRINCE GROCERY

We Deliver

O'OC‘C‘OO‘OI1JU'CFO'O'O'O” OTCYODQDUQCYOIDUDUUDEFC>UD01503300305301353210?‘ '

iloti-enforcgngl Cf Prohibition

ls a e n o III.‘ silt-ale 1" (leclatvtl

. .~ provincial convention of the 11o: "it's Temperance Ullifill of P.

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Phone

1.111111111111515 work

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to @1111... the

liquor t:-.1tt;c but thi‘ lllflllfffrclltfl

the (‘lllll‘('|‘.(‘.i 111 regard lei". as the Clllll'i‘lll‘.\ gel it" indiffcretit to this‘

of ma! are qi"

.1;ttot" ttofiit‘ ‘.11 Ptitice l

that

to the ierally‘ 0111i.

the "d Is-

.__v_- ,‘ lantl has hcctinn‘ so bud that it is y,.'"g“-;ng are additional 11.114115 ZIIiLFIILIQ, woiiui". in s0 lllllCll that

E. lriiilld heltl Oll 'I‘i‘.u1":"ti.1y" in 1hr‘ '

'1. 111th ..‘1l p11‘.-

i.'t".i‘.t‘tl Church at Cavend‘ Mus. liazen H011 11rd, prmiiit sdtttt presiding.

1c were two seseioits. Th‘ af- ‘111 session opctied wzih .1 tie-

1t . period in cl". , oi the Bt"t.1‘1t,.te lnton, hi} ‘g p.11‘. ;n tilts. senzo- was Mrs. “Clliltllifill, Mrs.

Fr and airs. Davltlson.

Tl ‘ roll call 1111s atzmvrrctl b1. 211 '

‘r .. . and on: cottnty mcinber. Tiii- 111‘ gates were lt"1"t11 1111‘ un-

" namely‘, Charlottctoi\"u. Frec- . Cornwall. lkwitqttt- aizci Cav-

. .\'Il’.-. \\/. A. .\lac~

1ltcv.i Booth‘. on and Mrs.

Jolzn

1" :1 lzlrrss oi welcome \\‘.1:. ".\'(‘ll . - illcv.) Pfll’l'.‘(llI cf (T.‘ive_1".- ‘. 411.11 1111s 1\‘])lli‘(l to h‘. airs. . liowartl. A n11 tuorzal service was (‘Oliflilfl- eel b1" ("ornwall Union for members .V~'ho had parsed away duiin; the

Hammond Toomhs, of Kcn~ read a paper on t-itzart-tlt‘

not‘. cf the work of the Union dttr- l-ll? rite year that has 111st passed. Tile officials and heads 0f the

‘ variots departments stibmitted

.1") and recitation was given C. Sitnp-ou.

1 Union. IIYENING SICSSION

Tlzrrc was a large atvutltiiice at lit" ctetung tncetiityz.

'li1i- devotional p1‘ ‘i 1v;‘.~. in fil-irizc oi thc Yout P001111‘ of C“"“lld1§l\. with airs. S 11p on. P71‘- lcut o.’ (‘a‘.tutl1.~h l1i..111i pr1~1d- Fulfill‘ plt"; ‘r stllfh -.\1~:1- 1.l‘.1‘n b1‘ tin‘ followtus. l\frs"'. i.i‘i“!1 Wat"-

l't!t (fharlrittcttnvn; M". . '1 rcni" “llllili (‘f Cavendish .1l'.tl 11ft". "1111" \'1".=:."_\" oi "ULkmA l-. it~~ ' om

iii“ li-rn. Pres. Airs. Tllt\‘.l"l»l . wai. "l ‘Here itctivity" on thc part of ratii lliitoti and nit-O of ll‘.:" -.‘1‘t‘.1‘tal Pill-iii‘ 111 rcuard to tc111ti1‘i.1t1c1‘.

bill of t.‘h1i1"1otteto1vn, was a taleas- ‘"2 feature oi the proirtniii.

The \vc.'r.u. Shield 11~.~11 111...

‘"3" lb‘ Freetown Stmday 1:, ol W“ lursentetl to the Indus r1‘- Freetown hv 1112..

-‘" dedication prayer" {or CTN‘ appointed officers 1m; ,-.;|1il "-‘ R". Mr. Patctzon oi Cavctidlslt. REV. ‘Y. H. HARDING

Rb". M1". Hardiniz was the specinl ‘lmlvr and in a iot"eef11l at-ldn-SS “Tlftl the need of lnore action m; ‘he rim-t of the 1v.c."r.u. and 111,... °l lllc churches. in a program to Fliucate the young people on thc wils 0f strong drink. fThi‘ Weaker stated 11c made his m“ Dubllc speech in the cause of “mllerattee fifty years ago at Dart- rollill- N.S., and was at thepmeet- "Pl ll! Halifax when the Union w“ "Pflanized there 50 years 41:0 “llfl the prohibition la1\‘ was plac- id "ll ill!‘ Statutes of Canada. But "m? l“ trrcater need today for Zffllctllifill in teinperatice ln iht.‘ Maritime Provinces than ever mmt“ was sluce the temperance

TI‘-ll"llt began. l“ "httreat dlfll-ctiliy". M1". Iilird-

ll Mild, is that not only have the

ll» ' rcpaiis, which were all ap- '

1.112s were r1."1‘.‘1vt‘1l irotn‘

-: 11.. and evcn cut . our

. u‘. tilt." form o1‘ tlit‘ tithcr anti lllt'I".‘ 1.‘: much a."'..\"tt_\‘ today" 1111:1111‘: litt‘ liquor cottccriis to tn< 1i‘tt‘1‘ 1111111‘: people to drittk. Mi". ‘ illtl'(llli'l said. N.‘.1t"!_v all tilt‘ ac~ ltitliavi. on lhr‘ 1 , 1\\":1,vs 0i tln- ' pro". t‘ .‘1:e tine to this evil. Tile

The president qave a i"e- 1

i 1 1

.‘t‘ti lea \\‘.‘.~ st‘r‘.1 ti I11." the 1 1

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" oi them find they .t‘d nlcn tvlio (Li-crate

title. the bes‘. t-ittz-cns as well 1hr‘ prorci" classes. Fifty years .110 it ‘yas considered a dlszracei for a tvernatt to drnil-I but loda"; ,1 _ i l.\ t a t-‘itittltait tiling. \".t‘.:i‘.eit ‘new been 211th equal 11:111.. 111th incl". but itnless they. the: :11‘ 1" found freedom to‘ "‘ the lllLIll ttlcni." of wo-

11‘;tl1 ti.» .‘i1‘l'll5‘l‘ . ihctr \\'lll lcatl the world tlotvtnvat" : "ad 0f i1p‘.\at‘ti Ill the pat l111":"'1' tv 'l'l:." i.r]‘t

tttvfltl 1i‘. ".111. traffic totla"

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lll“~f . "no".

IIEIVC them-

. i. b3." tlrztzk. ‘Fins tittiorttirtztte- ly l"‘.ltl.» to llllillllllllllllPefi. This ls

' ‘.\l.‘.t‘l1 llf1‘.'.‘ rvsr bt“n a11 .11.1‘t‘ to? ‘zrutl :11 t_lt1‘tr t‘(l!Ilil(‘l. l

lllfffl)’ ti 1n- h of

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.td‘ of all this is that.

' the itiaiiiritv of the people are quilt‘

tntiiffc: 1'11’.

Th1‘ Piolltbition law" it;

on tlte S‘ itutt‘ 110014., the vendors

are dour,‘ latisitlcss and the

boot-

leguers arc t‘.1t"t",vn1g on. the speak- ei" closed 111.. address with an ap-

peal l0 all (‘l1

11p and do soiu. dun: to cits- liquor t.1afi.c 11:1 Prince I-T

Island.

tan hrltlit". to wake

“t the tlward

Rev. Mt". Chrtnte of Ytvsk closed the tncrtinc with prove: and bene- . diction. It 11a‘. dccztictl at an cxeetttivt‘ nlcctint: of the Union t0 sponsor tirozrant over the air in the curse of tcmperatiee.

m"! b1" Airs. Drake. the l'"tt1‘1" urj‘.~ .

R ivei"

BIRTHS

Fr

(‘FJIFIIYQKI-il’ Join Sepl.— 19.10116. it‘ .\I At 11,14‘ (‘l1.‘r'.t“: 2'2. 1i)"1i "o M \V lftaiu liat".e".". ctti‘ a t

At tht‘ hoint‘ o 1111111 Hait- "Jtt. l

1.51.0110.‘ t". and

. John Cunnniskcv. a daughter. I.\II'I'I".II — lidpttal Fw“t 1.11" .

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i Nirs". $17111 t0

, Mr ard .\ir.». ilt"b"i‘ (Titnltclti. West-

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i"‘.1ti.ir,“ by .\frs. Salnttl ('.l1l‘.|l— ‘

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Il1‘i'(

lltl. a d.-iil‘.:i1t1‘1".

IIICYTIIN

\f(lRRI.~‘0l\'--At lur. home in Pen-

oti Sept. 12th

lilflfi

Mi‘. oln‘, ,\'lo:"t"1s0l1 aqe 74 years, De-

p “to-r; ‘w, o1 Mt. Vernon, l". F I.

thc _

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1 ‘d w. the ion oi‘ the late

Allan

N. D. MacLea UNDERTA KER tram/Ilium:

Charlottetown and

North Willslllft Phone I49

FRONT ROOM SI lI'\l‘»l I'- bed-siling roam. .\ office, l1 1'1‘

FOR. SALIZ-llrtlill 11H lmd Fox Houscs 111 i‘ lion. Also cedar pt‘. 1101's and Howlan raw .1 hiaeqtuarrie,

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FOR ‘_ _ .

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‘the Central ltuartiian

Tull column In rennet! for new: of Iucul interest but advertising of . a newly mature may u; mun“ n; 1 ceutu u wunl strictly puyublo lu Mliuncc.

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KENT BEALTI.’ SHOPPE rq_ wens Monday. Special Prices, 11-6784-9-1115-31

Tnauuotrristuna Service

. at. . United Church W. M. s, New Landon Sunday Qvcnijlg‘ 130 Special Music, 14.5791

01' YiDc tomatoes Cash Grocery L-GTtiI

15 LB. BASKLI t‘. Dcvereaux tiltone 1210.

seize uqcou -n, C, M, p_ 5.1217001 a small tiuantlly‘ of ruin anti alcohol on King street. yesterday.

TIIE sizavtcl-zs —in the Clyde River Presbyttriian Church Sunday evening will be the Rally (my 5..., n“ wlldul-‘lvd b)‘ the Supemiiciui-

P. M.

AT ST. r.»11‘1."s CIIURCII-On Sunday and and Wednesday‘ (‘lettings "week the Rcv. I. Sivitcr, M.A., Vicar of St. Philip and St. James, Parish

will bring messages that will b1‘ lieipfttl to all. The Rev. Mr. shut; has been highly recoinlncndcd a.. a gCllllclllélll, a Christian, and an ei~ fcctivc sticaker. Everyone is 1111111.! to join in these special serives,

SI-ZCONI) NIGHT 0F 'l‘()l'R.\'.\- i1‘“'51""l'—1‘l‘@ svvtmd flame of the ‘ cartt- tournainert‘. a‘. the Holy ;Ni‘.llif' hall last 111,211‘. was largely aitctldcd. Th1: latilcs fliist prize “'11s X11111 by Mrs. Iiarry Ilarlcy", the .\1‘:ont1 tart/e by 111 ~:, P, ,1, t_;;.1|uni_ Th“ "llllllg first was 11011 by Mi". William Iluglics and the second by MI". P. J. (itillimi. The consolation Plf/t‘ was" awarded to Mrs. Parker Vllxitlock.

POLICE (‘0l'RT- Three women ‘ lllllwtlrcd in Police Court yesterday. One was sentenced to six tnonths" ll]

]1\‘.".1.-‘. tilslnisscd after evltlcuqo 11ml been heard in at‘. tinlatvittt sate 01" 11111101" case; the third appeared on an tntlawful possession of liquor "lllfll". ’lnc case was adjourned fol" one wet 1t,

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svccr "st-‘rt. 1:1.\.‘t;0_‘t‘t~.i1 111111;.» ‘ll-WU’ and amateur" 1111111‘ at- ill.“ 'l"t1t1rstla-.‘ l'1.\' t‘!l,11i_1.‘ti hf." tlr. ‘ c iittnibei- illlfllllcd. 'l'-ll1‘ .illl.li".‘lll' hour 1't“~\lll‘_' more in popularity", T11;- and ilinitti ptzz" w-ts won b‘ .\ll.‘."; .\‘I‘lriel Crawfotti. I

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‘Holy Rccicctllcl‘ Hall, 1

—-Mt.~.". Mil‘

‘ 1:x1‘t-:ttr\1x1 .\l.1t"L.tl"cti ‘.1"t1o l." s 1i‘\"‘. -,1.1‘.‘k lo‘. Western Canada o1‘. an extended ‘. ‘sit \\'1'l\' LLlZTrt of ltomat" m a britlfqt‘ ‘fhtirstiay- itiehr. ‘ahcit ,\1 .11; 11mm .\1‘1".‘iorti and 1').irt‘.".h\‘ Dryer were it n1. lli‘:l."S c». At't“t"tl'1eb:i<l:1~ 111-‘ .~_ t of 110110111" 11'1"..." presetttctl with a “hon vdvace“ gift. from the hosi- ecsss and gttestS.

l AI ltslliltl-I ()I-‘I<‘I(‘I.\l. III-IRE- lMr. .l~‘rt\11l; Napier, s1"(‘l'i‘liIi')‘ 01' the ‘C1111: 111111 AyfsllllTt Ilrreeders As- ritzt-itttitilt, Ottawa, arrived in Chat"-

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> i'ltlll\‘.'ll fveslcrriay. Accompanied ’l.1_-. lion. F‘. C. Blues cf Ilttndiis". ti.‘ . chalnnait oi tilt‘. Canadian

I _N:1i1“11al Lmnslock Rcctird, .\I1".

Nap/u" IS here in connection \\"1tl1 p1- "ee work and other bttittzcts of hi. etc. itzatitin. Hon. Mi‘. lilacs '1 was minister of higlztvrtvs Ill Ontario luixttti" the fortncr Farmer iioveui- lmtlz: Mrs. Napier and Nirs. flutes

1"c :'.(‘(‘t)III]7t1ll_‘1'illg il1t‘ii" husbands", "they. art‘ staying at the Canadian Natltrilal Hotel,

1". and ‘ laugh-

TII I \' IT Y Y. RESUME .\("I‘l\'ITII<JS - Trill y Church lYouni: Ptoplcis Society resumed lactwitie. last evening when thc i first llit ctttiii of "the season was held ‘In tile 5111-1111 llall. Rev. A. I-I. Mac- lKenitic, Ilt‘\\' director of the young people's tit-partinetlt was introduced ‘to the imctinc. by Rev. M1". Millet". illcu". Mr. Aiaelienzie spoke of tht‘ iaitns of young people's work alid wclcontetl tht‘ new corners" to the stwlcty". The lilt‘t‘illli! 11‘as opened with a short devotional service led by Ml". Fred i-artzc. Scriptttre read- ing was by Miss aiarion Iluutc and

1 pinyet" by Miss t7ltza Toombs. Rec- .-'

llcation in the form of tilusieal 'ti"ames, coiltcsts, badmiutoil and a _'l')li_Y sing-song completed the even- ing's program.

Personals

The many friends of Mrs. A. Ster- ing .\iaeS\v.iin. Si» Peters regret to

Hospital.

Mrs. Penelope l

.1101" sou. Mr. James C. Montgomery ,anrl .\‘I1"s. Mantgotnery‘. Kent Street. 1

llcaves lllln tum-tum: on ieiurtt

.\i|". Donaltl ll. MacDougall, 111i11- 1 in". entiitlecr tit Slellartou. N. S. allll

"ANTI?" —l\ IIIAN ‘HI l") \l"",h71111it1~a1, recently" appointed to llll‘

kinds: of fartn work 111 l

Iucuih or year. Jalue-1

R- ll- 3 Sununerslth. L-sw

1i"

1 iii-St

illtlllYll of (1I1"c1"t"‘rs 0i the Catmtliiii ‘ National Ralhttrvr. arrived in Chat» loltctoyvu last nlfilll-

0111's Scholars commencing at 7.30‘

0n lyfotlday, Tuesday" 5 . of neat ‘

J.1.1 on a v.‘1g1i1i‘.1"_v charge; ailother,

Lear oi her lllllfSs in the’ P. E. I- 1

Moutucm-cry‘ oi ‘ lialliax N. S- who has been visiting; _

THE

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l

Overture

Admission

and .4 tNotmes. '11.» annual Boy Scott‘. Apple Day for 1936 will. it is lhotitilll. lake place on Saturday, Novctnbcr 14th.

Brother Sc0uts,—\V1ll you please note that all batiues are tilitaitiablc tat Pro\"it1<‘iul lioy Scout Head- I auntie-ins at 9O Queen 51., Charlotte- town.

Cub Leaders. Scout Leaders, Com- mittee men, remember the “get. to- ‘getltcr" 1n Zion Church Hall at 1 tilifl p.111. on Tuesday 251th. 111st.

The‘ 25th. Anniversary oi Scout- ing in Nova Scotia was celebrated i 011 the 24th illtllflllt. Congratttlationt." l and bet \\'lSll(->.

the nig

i

M1". A. R. Brennan is taking the. iuimissloueias coutxse at Halifax, N. . S. 'l'his‘ ctittrse is be".1i‘_‘ p111 o11 by 4.111. John a. Stiles, Cltiei Iixccu-l 1.11‘ Continixsiolici" at Doinntioil ‘

' 111 atlquarters‘.

fct

Mr. Idrauk Arnt-t; and Mr. .~\. 11., i311: 11:11‘. tii.Siii11-t111i"s11it‘ ‘acre wel- t."1i1.-‘ \'1.\‘.lt)l'h :tl.l‘i1.1‘..11t-:al Iltiacl-

irttitrlctr. rccct Gicy Wolf.

1 When you hate your next troop, '01" patrol lukc. lnakc a skttch 0f "our jottrttty, slniivtnt: 1111111111: place, Lt"cat.ot‘_ o‘. pttiii-s, camp slits and :1 t)ilIL‘l' lltlllla o1 interest fiom the Boy Scott‘ point of view.

6th Chatiottctoivii Troop 1.111151 lip‘. ‘ llctit t'llli"l‘l held a corn boil, at itltt‘ tzravcl p11. neat" St. DilllSLillYS lCollece, on the 111111 inst., thc full i'l‘ioop being tireseitt. Every" one had

a uood tune. Return to Charlotte- town about it) pm. Scoutinaster F. .A, l) ‘scoil and A:~=1 &oul1naste1" . Connolly" and ‘froop Leader Hairy Plneau we 1"e n1 charge.

Th: Community" Rover Crew held a. meeting in i111“ Rover Dcn on ‘l. 1y 24 h inst. R. C. Parent ectiptetl the chau". Field Commis- sloticr .\litchell 1111s presctit and iuitltnctl tin.‘ Knights of King 'A‘.il" l']ll\i‘_'!'.\IIl1Ilt' as ‘applied to‘ 'ltt".11‘ti".";. .\l fvltlchcll will hold’ 21. ‘ Ill('1(.t‘l 11.1.‘ .11"; on thc 7th Lit-t. ilext, l hctu fl.\\i.“i\‘1l hf.‘ Rovers FIarINorrIe ' 1i Ll0j."d \\'1lIt:t1ns. Mt". Parent eti ‘that hi.‘ hoped thc old crew

lvsoulti 11c :11 i-rutucutitl Ill having l IIthPIlllg started in many other 1 ‘lprcttps.

Th1" 11121011 11:‘ is a copy 11f a letter ' rctcncd 11y all‘. A. I’. Cert tti. Bor- t ‘tlcii - Sept. 11111, 1u".1o.| "Dcar (it‘l‘i‘llll 1- 1 "I l'ClIl(‘1lllli‘l‘ sti well 0111" br1cf| 'lll€(‘llllf; in Prince Edward Island a y year ago. _ “I am delighted to 110111" that. your 1 troop has been going on so \\‘e1l ' "since then, and I would like to con-

gratulate you on the results oi ,yoti1‘ work. ‘ “l; is good ti‘ ltca‘; that. since

Scouts lune got. on to their ;p‘."t.t"nt state of t‘lIIL‘li‘ll(‘_'y' a police- ‘ mar. 1S no longer needed in Borden. W1 l‘. done, boys! “My eortilal izood ‘wishes to you all.

"Yours sincerely" Signed‘: BADEN POWELL Chief Scout.

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1.1." Fltl. Mitchell. Scout Field .>.\II')III‘I‘. giIH‘ an interesting instructive talk on various 1. of the Scout movement at ‘.1 ,1 .11‘1 1110011111: of the Ladies Auxil- g.‘ and the Scout committee of St. ‘Juiucs’ Church i11 the Kirk Hall I 1.1.1‘, evening. Plans were formulated |f11r the furluutitnl of a Rover crew '\\itl‘. Stipeudidary‘ Niagistrzite K. M. ,.\f:‘rtin. KC, as leader. Activities o! 1th.‘ associate bottles of the move- ‘metii wcrt‘ outlined and re-orizatii- lat-tint‘. plans discussed. The troop, “ tier Scoiitmastet" J. A. Lawson,

, ed facilitating

(‘II

store inierntttional trade; quiry. tinder the auspices of the League. into the access to raw materials. The main problems involved League. 11c said, were its machinery‘ and thc will to work that 1nachin~ cry. The latter he termed In- finitely ilu‘. more important. I'l'.-\I1O - E'I'III()P1.‘\N .\'l'l'l'.1\'l‘lON Failure oi the League in the Italo~ Ethiopian situation he blantetiprin- cipally upon the organizations lack oi universality and I115 ‘illllllitg to play a tnore effective part tn the earlier" stages of the c1".s‘..s. The British Govcrinnent contend- devised intervention of the UHKLIC in any titsptttt‘ car- l, liet‘ than it can intervene at i111‘

"TI-IE CAST 0F “CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE” Regional Festival Finalists PRESENTS

“SHOW DOWN ”

A Comedy in 3 Acts MONDAY - TUESDAY Sept. 2fith—29ih

' LITTLE THEATRE PLAYHOUSE

8.15 p. m. 45c Including Tax

when a supper sponsored by the Lutitcs Auxiliary‘ will be held. The (falls and R0\_'e1‘s of the church will ‘ be guests". Mr. Saeller. chairman 0t" presided at last

committee lit ‘s meeting.

den Outlines Policy, Calls

For Reform

(Continued fromPage 1)

11 tilt‘. future of tht‘

maehznery‘ could b1‘

effective

l.

Eden linked his suuuesttoii

fot

11111.1‘.

clOsc boiitts exist bt‘t".\"ce11 economic . and poliiittttl factors. Regarding armaments. Eden Sflltii Maput- oi Nations Coteuant. and every na- . by its signature 1o thc'paet o: ilinost every natiorsrep1tdial~

1i Pt ed

setzlcnteut of putcs.

‘The standard of living was being sacrificed to the standard of arma- possible for nations" to live and work to- l get-her. resardlcss of their forms of The Leagues task was to determine how they were t0

IIIC

Government.

do

"ls Lo spill‘ world recovciy.

1.1V .

not forget.“ ht‘ Mllfi. ""'

our signature to the

i11-

question of

for i sepitration of the Versailles 'I‘i"1.'1t,v ". front the (Yowintin: ‘with Imagut‘ ef- i "We '1 at

Crown Evidence

ls Completed In

Preliminary Hearing;

Just. before adjournment of the preliminary hearing 0t Judge‘ Din- fy charged with manslaughter yes~

lterday a. controversy arose between I‘ the defence courtscl and the Crown as to the strength of L\.(l(‘ll0(! 1"c- , quircd at a preliminary‘ lit-tiring b1;-

1 fore committmetit 0i tin‘. accused’

for trial might be justitittl. ‘ Crown prosecutor l). Eldgar ‘Shaw, K. C., claimed that when ‘icviticuee taken was suiticztii: 111.1‘. la pctlt. jury ""1night“ basc on 1t a iverdict. of “guilty” then it was lllt‘ ditty of the magistrate t0 cotnnil‘ itht‘ aecttscd to higher court for trial. " Senior defense counsel H. P‘. !\fcP11ci", K. C , maint-aiiled a pre- diminary hearing magistrate “must ‘he fully satisfied" there was evid-

meeupon \\'i1l(‘h apettt jury could" find a ‘",‘,‘ttt1i_\‘ verdict 11e- .'l1"0 there ‘axis jllfil. eatioti for conuultiini; an accused for

Stipremc Court. trial. Criminal code, cases described as ’"t>.‘ti"all1l," and several text books .on-la\v were PGICITHI to before ' presiding Magistrates John. F. 1 \Vhea1" of Charlottetown and L. B. Afcllish of Moniagttr.‘ called for ad- jouriinu-nt. It was expected that as a Ifsllil. of thc contention Judge Duffy would take the stand when rho hearing resumes this morning

l0 o'clock. Evidence for the CYOWII ttiintllctr-d ,1""."st1>1"d".1\' inorniiit; when

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John Itusu-l, cowlitaci, and Con-‘

swtbles C F. Deakul, L. M. I‘ Strong W. Swindell and Sergt N. J, Andcrsoit of the R. C. M P. Quve trident-c. A‘. the afternoon session dcfensc: counsel H. F‘ McPhee. K C.. revietvcd the evidence for the de- fense. Crown prosecutor 511111‘: was sulntilinp tip the case for tht" Crown when the controversy‘ with the (lefettsc counsel arose ovcraht‘ ‘(‘ PllCf‘ I'i‘(|IlIl‘l"(l l4‘) (‘flllllllll fill ill.’- t‘ll>."il ti‘ tht‘ hitihot" court. C0ll"’1‘.l)'.f‘ Swnttlcll in his evid- 't‘nct‘ _ mrday" told that the Ilulbs in the itorzan cat" were of 32 cnlldlc ptuycr. Investigattoti after the fatal collision had revealed thc "bright" filament in the left, head- leh‘. was burned out althouah both "tiim" filitmctits were in good order Mr. Bell in l"t‘\‘i(‘\\'i11g the evidence for the defense told that under the Ilialnvay "Fraific act 2i candle ' power was the maximum illuminat-