1925 he was retired on pension.

F01’ many years Sergéant Bradley V Wim' ATTEND ROYAL WINTER Was very successful in detective FMF'-'nie M3595 M917 M0llB8l1Rll. work in which he was frequently daughter of Mr. William Monaghan, engaged in various pm, of the pro. Haaelbrook, and Elsie Lulld, daugh- vince, gave;-ai yearn ago the 101. tar of Mr. Ernest Lund, Bethel, re- lowing paragraph regarding Serge.. presenting the Mount Herbert Ayr- ant Bradley appeared in The Guard. shire Calf Club, leave on Saturday ian: for Toronto, where they .viii parm-

"In his charge to the jury at tha ipate in the five-days program af

trial Thuraday mommg ms Lo,-n. events under the direction of the lhlp the Chief Justice referred ta Canadian Council of _*nys* and Gills' “that splendid on °mce,_ sergeant ilillb Work, at the Royal Winter Fair. Bradley." The Attorney General al- There was keen competition euuohg lc referred in complimentary terms the clubs this year for the honour 5° 88%- Bradley who has a splendid of upholding Prince Edward Il=iand's record of over forty years continu- reputation at the Fair, ui-,ri the ous service on the police fonce of Mount Herbert Calf Club :s to be ‘N5 °iiy. It is fitting that such congratulated on tile eplelidid rlzcw- Zalthlui service should De onus re- ing made in this :onllec‘.ior.. The Ovlnilied. The Guardian wishes Sgt. young ladies selected for their n.er- 3*`l4i¢1 many more years of active itorious work will join group,-, from "M00-"' other parts of the 'dal-ltin-es ai.

ere are left to mourn five child- Moncton, where they will be met by

ll. Mr. William Bradley and Miss Mr. E. F. Pineau, of :hc Fidel-al

Mille Bradley of _this City, and Livestock Branch, who wifi accom- *-3ll'9¢ married daughters in Western pany them in Toronto, tak-; charge Uiilldl- of the Maritime part.: during 9,;-,nf The funeral will be held on Tues- stay at the Fair, and rotuin with

dl! morning at 8.45 from the them toMcncton. Every proviree in Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Canada will be represented in the

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CNOVEMBER 1111933 . _ 'rms ci~_iAnLo1~rm-OWN GUARDIAN _ ‘g _ "Paola Easvag

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Quin wana. boss of me me cw ia oharlottetown. wh° Md baaa attending the crippled child- nn-, clinic at summerside, remain- au over for a'd.ay or two. Bile was fhaguestoflisaltolmanandliliaa guilt during ber visit. B.

_.pusy covaa'-Mr. G. M. Mmhawa, Magistrate for Prince gout-ity, held Court at Bummeraide

Halloween doings in Miscouche and Wellington, which oversteppcd nw boundary of mere pranks. Twenty-three cases.from Miscouche and eight from Wellington were haul-d. The charge was for creat- ing a disturbance. Each culprit was fined one dollar and costs. A pro- hibition case from Borden was heard, when a party was fined $10 and costs for the illegal consump- tion oi liquor. S.

_FUNERAL OF MRS. JOHN

l'iiCKENZ1E-The funeral of the into Mrs. John McKenzie was held on Friday. There was a. short serv- ice for tha folnily at the home in the mcming and a public service in St. Mar_v‘s Church at two o'clock. Vcli. Archdeacon C. de W. White officiated at bath services. A large number of friends attend- ed. “Lead Kindly Light" and "Abide with Me" were very feelirigly ren- dered by the choir. The pall- bearers were Mayor Manson. Dr. John F. lvlcwoill, M.l..A., Mr. L_ R. Allen, M.L.A.. Mr. George McCal- luln, Mr. Peter G. Clark and Mr. Lee Horne. Interment was in the People's Cemetery. S.

The schooner Victor W. T., 15

tolls. owned by Captain Dan Fer- guson of Hampton, foundered off the mouth of the harbor about B o'clock Friday evening. The schoon- er was loaded with 50 tons of coal from Little Bras d’0r. She sprung a leak Friday about two p.m. and although pumps kept working

pected of the brilliant and cxprri-

lllf0l'II‘l¢1| Ill* Byelllng of my |151- ` Ax-rgnggmgnu nays b d 1 ` .

an N me "pm 0! an Mwmmmi Bm the mmm epriinntlzlav; E :Damn blmmclltately after the core- y TEUMDAY inedfcid. Mhssechusetu. and Mi-s.l two daughters and ons son. Anne. Commission ou Banking and Cnr- ti-ip to mana,-5 pan, ,od other C ydm'“uN M W” °°f"°¢ litifllii Mr. John B. Began, accountant Verne Higgs of Napan, Nova seo- MU, n_ G_ tmmpbenl _mom Mm

renoy, Premier MacMillan expressed points' of interest during then stay alawnwin ;“°;':|nI;il’¢;l- Tht° bu” at the main branch .of the Can.. i-ia, and four nephews, Benjamin H_ T_ pmw,¢_ md william, an of his satisfaction, particularly with in outa;-i°_ ' to New B wick md°N’“°;; “P adlau Bank of Commerce, has been Fa-rquharson of P.E.I. Dr. G. H. thi, c;i,y_ md an M whom survive regard to the recommendations for ` - .___ ova 0 3' °’Pp°mi'°d °i’°°`i°l "°Pi'"°“°*°iV° °f mrqmamn °t Glemhen’ Alberta' ML Ti'im°PS°ll ll 815° I\ll'V‘iV0d by

aus emotion or ou 1' as s - on me md 0, october ms the book in Europe. with hose- °h°°i°f ~l°lW°1\ °f New Bedford his second wire who was Miss mis-

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2.:-::°'i..f:.°:: ".'“:..'.:""°~ --1 -fe . ll.-it :::;':°..::..f~..”°;'°°- can "" o~cf;f me v~.»-ld.-...lo .. “N mnmmm hmm md’ be- mm.'ed yesferda , tzoiom lr snr; iuiioss or thi-ee mouths, Malcolm been with tho o£m;:“’;;_mch for ..~l>ssszn .away-frhoro passed 1°” Dimeld Maonom1e,licmhfle1o. ron the commission oh behalf of' qua,u,,. ,,,',h y _ ° R- B°°»t°u of Melville. at the au- the t I h away at his home in Montague on T° "‘°_ "°"°"°d The Guardian

‘ 9 °ld Film” Edwlffi vaneed ag: of 85 years. pw' eg t yan’ 'awe' fm' the Sill-llrday. November 3rd, Daniel extend’ S-“W” Sylllilviflly.

the Provincial Government, Boar-ual mann Ho,pn,,,l_ ____ Old Country sailing on the "Brit- Mmgregm. It th, me ot .m yn” __

°' “W "“ ’“"“ °'l“‘"~“‘°“' °*.. -- .fsmsovs Losses-'mo ima- ”“‘i°"' Mr. uacomor was com at Lot sa

wi rfldw- Tm' "°'° '- 1"" “‘°"°"”°°' GB/wrap Dwows- mans om: ui. emi. nv.. about

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number of mags, gha sequel tommy ".l.'lae exhaustive nature of the ro-'tha October ,assign of me Bmwn Mess" Harry Butler and Nunn ,,°}l05PlTAL AT MON:l‘AGU'l- gm-_ and W” one of the leading gieetglxngs of the directors of the

port, added Premier MacMillan, court’ n Degree of Divorce was MncD°m|d each had me mmob A meeting of the Kings County merchants nt M0ntngne_ He was a 1"~ i3~ A.. was he‘d _on

"dun" u u do” Wm, every ph,” gmnwd with a stay of six mmms tune recently of havmg A hone Hospital Trustees was held recentlyhnghly respected and honoured cm ;‘l'|iday'lai.;t aihtheir head office in

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°' "M Mukmg “"""‘“°”' 5h°“m before' becoming eiiective between when imdefs Were 099594 f°l` HW iae ' ° iresideni G90?

. d d¢a,ri__..H_ I1. In partnership with Mr. Alex _ ' 3°

l"'°'° °’ i“°°"'“*“‘° “il” i° Par- D. H. Gordon Brown and his wife mp ¢l'°°il°n °l an elevator. and other Macboou mow of chsrlotietownl he "" °"'b°°k ”'°"‘””" D"°°'°"

utmost.. it is what causes ex- vests B. (Crockett) G/izli'r'r'r:D-'rho iouowir a W°r"'“’°“°°d°“'"g“‘° i’“"di“¥»l°- began business atluouiagus twenty- gzmlmhl; Pmvmces 'em' Mr'

‘ . ' ares .

~ ‘ 3 P Gently purchased f h it l - em*-'ni~ K- C.. of ue-

enced men who composed the per- The Prince Edw d Il d Lib pointments. pr:motions. ctcn in the poses. lt is expect.; tlxpwgrkpxih ivixhltgrigggr 831'; tl'n;li"l';;;'l4';\ts";1l bee city' F' H' Com' Pm* 1331"' sonnei of the Commission." ar sm ' Ca““di““ MJ-mi “"0 bm’ “zen” be commenced immediately. Con- his N' B" L' D* M°K‘?“Zi’f- 'I`flll'0. N.

lury Demonstration was the subject ted: lst P. E. 1.1 Med. Bde.-sth Biderwe s°"' H°'"y' 1" “B5 he mamed B. Mr :__ 5 11

- . equipment has been pro- Miss Lsvmio Loman, sister oi: Mr ' ° °°“’° °" °“°"°° “ld

In ms death M ML Joh” s_ M”_ gint; interc_siin_gl'add\;-ess Rotary Med. Bty. <H:wi»T.> be Lis.: 2nd cured and is being put in PIM* md “Mk mmm. Montague. Mr. J. E. Madrasue .Of Allison. On.

Lena” Ut Indian River' whlch oc_ B‘Lnl@;>ll IZA-.-‘Xl All Miss. Nora N:s.Fisu]’Py) lviletheson, L. H- it is hoped the Hospital ww be in eral sem” was held from his tes-io. prominent fox breeders curred Saturday. the llth, the N[`iS;”;'£’l¢eS' " llmz; fgefwr' I ';‘;1g':_§“°_i_o' be Ii“_y_jn§3I'i£ 5' 2' operation in the near future.--H. late residence, Rev. C. E. Armstrong 23;; §;'ese""` It was dmded i'° community mourns the passing of' ' °" “.8305 ° ° ` ` '_ " ‘ . ` ' ' -_-- officiating. Two favorite hymns oi ° "m““"' ’"°"“"g i" Q"°'

a very highly respected resident' grmber 0" R'°'a""mS be “dd-ed i° ;ar';‘;“'y1?m1_J‘]a‘;1i¥1' 1;';'D§°vl;;u€;':' The community of Uigg lost one the deceased were sung: “Jesus Lov- ie; City at the Chawau Frontenm'

epr tlib ltt.In- P-I 2 < ~ _ .

who was a loyal friend and kind Britmhe;e;umbi:r¥m°:;';n;° thu Nth Aug 1933_ ml s_ heard is of its finest and best beloved citiz- cr of my Soul," and “Abide With

,ll¢i8l'ib0l'~ His Wifc. me Monica _ vi I b ' ,.etd_ md Aug 19.” €llS Ili the DAS-sing of John J. Mac- Me." Mr. Armstrong took his text FRIDAY

l Mcmnncm’ predeceased mm four sol ce ell run a successful to " ___ Leod ull November lltil in the Bard fronl James 6:14 "For what is your years a,g0_ He leaves to mourn ha. sional mmuy' PRE NUPTIAL SH0wEn_A_ yeul' of his age. The late Mr. Mac- life?" Deceased was in failing health TQIIEIQLOMNHTTED To PENITIN' sides a wide circle or friends T0 ROYAL `_\;fNTER l_.Am,__ mms the interesting events or the Leod was bom in Grand View in for some time and was tenderly car- sid 0"’€°:Jamln Sonlensummar-

mwughont the province' the (on H ds f _ V ' _A _ June, 1851, a son of Malcolm Mac- ed for by his loving wife who is left 6' n C et °t lem” ‘mm DW'

er o the prize cattle of Ings pa.t we lr at Klniur was tn. pre Leod and hi if A M Ph to Th Iona in mm n cnester pembem1m.y’wB_StH_ken back

l0WillB SOM Bild dll\l8lli»€l'S1 Albeli :ind Son and o' Mr. J. Walter nup.ial shower' tendered Mis* Lily S W e nn “C ee* mmm' ° W 5 G 1"-° ' in Indian River; Hamilton, Rox- Jones leave tins' morning for the vmue_ A mme number of goung He was one of a family of ten, Mal- share her bereavement: Irene im-5, §;`i:nWc;li:nto serve the balance ofhis

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bury, Masm Herne” Senme’ Royal winter Fan. The herd of and old from me surmuudmg dw colm,Cll.1rles, Jessie iMrs. Wright), A. McQuarrie. Westlllle, N.S.). haviour siier xgazsacggdrjd

Washington; Dr. William L., West- Ings and sun consist; uf eleven tries g"thered on the 6th inst, at. R'ev‘ Donald Bw -‘-UBUS. D0nald,!Hurry and Russel at Montague and served a jan “im for a pmmbm

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Roxbury’ Man. Mm _,_ Austin he dot A _hi _ the home of Mm Macckwan to do Murdoch, Roderick, Nan, Hugh, a Lee i.n Winnipeg. The surviving one

» a yls res and are ln charge 6 , _

.rmmo,.| Charlottetown; Mm Fred_ of Messrs' Earl Ings and Imne hon” W the bdde_to_be_ The lawyer. Of that large family, but brothers and sisters are Joseph at me _

eric campbaih Atlantic, Mann, and MacKee_ Ml. Jones. herd of HOL many usem~ gms abtearrd to Miss one, Murdoch, survives ln'Langley, Montague; James, at Union Road, PRQBATE _,U-DGMENT_In me

` , _ Washington. and Bessie, in the West. The pall matter of the estate of the late

bearers were' Messrs N J Nichol- M ~

lC0lli»l'lI Blllk T0 NEW AR. E -Th in

Mrs. William Ready. Atlantic. Steins will bo in charge or Messrs. Virtues p°l>ularity» The livills Mass. The funeral takes place this Victor Clollson and Cecil Leiegheur-_ room was beautifully decorated for - ~ ~ - onslgnor D, J. Gillis, Indian Riv- moming at 9.30 a,m. to St-, Marys' ___ the occasion. Refresllments were “NOT SERI0USLY_ HURT-It 5°“» H~ M°L¢““» L' B- M°m5h» C' er, a case of probating a will in

church' Indian River. To the be_ SADLY BEREAvED__Mr_ and served by the home” and games wgs cllrleliily reported in Summer- Robertson. J. Rourlix, Mcléeah. solemn form’ Judgment was given waved the Guardian extends deem Mrs- Ne” McDougall’ me Upper md dancing We Q diversions of the s e over the week-end that Miss Interment was in on ague em- on Wednesday by Judge H' L

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est sympathy. Prince Street, leave this moming 81/cnng. Excel nt muSic_was fur ang" irslfegfgwe “‘-lgwafsl' kigmcifilli ° "Y i* Palmer in tha Probate Court. By

_-_ for M110, Lot 9, called there by themshed by A"""' Maonnmld and down by a car 'and huit. Th: In Supreme Court yesterday be- me judgment' the Wm W” sim*

There was a very large turnout unexpected death M Mrs' M°D°u' Lesne st“ar"'_______ Gua dan has been informed thal.'iore Ml'. Justice Arsenauit evidence ";';e;’d “rod Judgment previously

of Ntumed mm and ummm at izl;l1’s father, Mr. Neil J. McNcvin, is not correct. The little girl was ln. the case of the Provincial San- :mn form wtaée ;;;;1_‘;°r" in °°m‘ the mmembranw Day service at w o’ded suddenly after only a few 5001) PRICES FOB SKINS- co.'_stlng with her sled and ran atorium Commission vs. Senator ecutors Uma ‘anus ed' Th” ex* the war Monument in Charlotte- days illness- A P’°m1“e"i° *md M- Messrs. McLure and MacKinnon. under a horses feet. The litt`e girl creolman McArthur was heard, the M n ' Rev' Marti”

town on saturday mo,-n ng_ Headed me “Side” Of me °°ll‘ll1'lllllii2Y. 116 representing Hudsolrs Bay Co.. escaped with a few bruises and a witnesses being for the plaintiff, M;';fm';'d 3;; géegmagd

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by th, Legion Bunn and mM.5hnH_ was revered and respected by young London, England, received a cablc bud sh kng up. but was able to go Dr_ p_ n_ grae1man_ nnd for the Ad , A P 59 Y

ed b 'Mm BI C0 Pres, and old. To the family is extended re Sliver Fox Auction just complet- to school on Monday; at the same defense ghrn-les M Williams and "an rsenauli *md H~ F- MHC'

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dent of we Qnariotmwwn Bunch Si*'iC¢l'€Si» iiylllpililly. ed in London. "Prices of silver fox' time she had s miraculous escape the defendaxm _ §e':1°;'d'I;‘eJ"e3‘iJ°§1 kill WM repre-

of the Canadian Legion, the re- ”'”' declined 8 D01' 001'-lil i’¥0l1l l9l'9Vl°“5 f‘°m being k-'died by the h°"9e'”' Pialniiff’s claun is for $200, bc- y ° nam’ K' C'

iphey °°"'d "°" ke” °°W“ "M t ed ded 1 th ne- SCHOOL B°"m'D " Th’ ’°““1°’ sale. Good skins slightly weaken S" ing the amount oi s .=ubscrlpi.iou *T

urn men para. rom e

“““’”' I" “°°°mi’u““ t° ”“‘k° me gioh rooms to the momumerit, where "'°"'h'y meet" °‘ th' B°h°°1 Your pelt topped the sole with sea. --- _ msec by the doicuuaut for the -Qulm' wannllso-A weeding

,Shfddl bt Bod hldl-Sf. i.Th v ‘ .

harbour e 0"" ere u a M' the service be an romptl at ll M was e a even ng ° Your average £16 for 35 sold 'With Mr- Harry mud' Cmpaud’ med D\1l‘ll°S¢ 0f lillilfiills lllld efllllpping of much interest was solemnized on

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‘mee ‘M‘h°m° °' “mer “wut o'cloci¢ with tho ohgervanoa of the C ""‘;e""::' W' C' H' B' L°ngw°m" reference to the above MHSFS- M0- at M5 y°°"t"d”'5' °'"em°°“ m me a Provincial Tuberculosis Senator- Wednesday afternoon at two o'cloek

“""e"i““"‘" °' “' mm ‘°““‘ °' two minutes silence Fl-om 1045 till "" " ' °' the Bm" °x'°"d°d Lure at Mv`cKuu1on polled 60 adult P’i“°° °°““i¥ H°‘Pii°1 ‘Wm ‘°"°'° ium. in Albertoh when Miss Lluiah Rose

Blockhouse Point. about three miles I me nm °.°n3i"*t‘~il°t1°“5 i'° Rm- nf' MW' fox" on U1. about 0¢¢,_ 15 and lniuries about the head and chest The defendant eiaii-heel that the Yeo only daughter of Mr and Mrs,

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from the wharvesk www sec;Jned;’toand a;inti;;V%}l;3: Milalanuon his elevation to the Pre: shipped them to London in time received in the electric light plant subscription was not a promise to Frederick w_ Yeo' or Harmony’ was

The captain and the other mem- struck ` round of mme ‘rom Vic m rs p and to Hon' H' F' Mac to catch the above sale They W€l'B at Cmpwd °f which he W” man' pay, but an offer to pay, winch united in marriage to Russell Mc.

_ 8 ‘ Phee on his appointment as Attor- ' ' _

bc' of the crew pm' °" 'n 5' dow toria Park marked the beginning of my General Member, of me board B V611' °l`l°iCe 1°” *md 5 few °f 8'5"' Mr' Lea” was f°““d by his offer would have to be accepted Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Asa

and rowed intottljiwarlottctcwn. the ,ntmq dum! which an head; extended sygnpathy to me chairman them were specimens. They have son. Jolm, about 11.45 yesterday em," fommny or by the plaintiff M¢wuharn5_ of Harmony RMA _,_

it '5 more than “ke” that mc wem bowed in alent prayer. The 'nn the death ,.ecenny'°f his sm” now in DIGPB-l‘8ii0D fill' Shipment miiming in, an “‘"_°°“"°l°“3 °°“dlt' proceeding to execute the work; W- Tlll'D€l Performed the ceremony' \'f-‘S-Pl and “P80 Will be ° ¢°t“1 1°” assembly, led by the Charlottetown ' to the Dee. 11 sale 100 more adult ion with his clothing caught up in that if it was not so accepted it in the presence of the lmmediati *io S2\l\'fliZ€ OPCFBUODS HW U05 ¢0l`i" Male Chorus and Legion Band' POTATO TEAMER I PORT mx skml This 101; wntaing quite the line shaft ofthe power plant. was ,.evokan1e_ ,md that me d,._ families. That evening a wedding

, ' S S N _ s"""d “d"i°”bl°' The vessel W” then sang “O Canada,” followed The 5 5 .Jakub Maarah arrived a number 01' V011’ SllP¢1`l°" Skins It is *wi ewcily i¢“°W“ What fendant did revoke it and informed SUPP" W” Served Hi illv Mme oi

not insured, but the coal had been by K~pnng.‘ ..Re°e&iom1_.. The L8” from éuélmerslde yesterdgy m°m_ and they ,nay pogaibiy ba put on happened but it _would .appear that tn, campaign oommime that he the groom's parents, at which sau insured for an unascertainablc .ment .The mowers ot me porenw- mg where ,ne Wu loaded a, part exhibition before being shipped. he reached over to oil thc shaft and would not pay the 5,_n,5c,.ipU0n_ Billy invited guests were present amount. was played an the bngpipes and the cargo by the Associated shippers The price realized for thc best skin his clothing must have got tangled In his avidenaa the drfenuanf, Mi* and MTS~ MCWill§\lns, who are

Investigations will be carried on Lam Post wunded by Tmmmewr and is completing her cargo here is in the vicinity of $200 as me up in me spmdle_ The' terrible said The Guardian newspaper had avery popular young couple will re' thi* “f“*’“°°“ i'° md °“i Wheihei' Ben Doirou. Following this im- with so ooo bags. This ...rumor is pound has risen to over $5.40. condition of his lniur as especially published an editorial criticising' “de in H“"“°“Y~ whim they ilu”

' his feet, would indicate that he was tha eempaign; that this criticism the best Wishes °f “ h°5i °f mendi

°" "ot the "°ss°1 " 5 m°“°°° in plcssive ceremony the assembly docked on the east side of the rail-

“““¥““°“- A b“°Y will i” Pl°°°¢ song "0 volaut Homo" and "o way wharf. The s. s. Nlcareia ar- -rsaewnu. paltry _ Mrs. revolving with tho spindlo 'or at has incensed him one ho has tak- “s'

over the spot where sl'i° WNW d°‘"i- God Our Help in Ages Pest." Re- rlved from Soul-is yesterday morn- Arthur F. Bell was tendered s least ten minutes be.’nl~e his son en the El'0l1¥ld U19-ii the vcmiwisn . On Saturday morning the Verne was than sounded, and the ing where she loaded a part cargo party on Tuesday evenins all the found him. On: foot was almost committee in Charlottetown should A me'°"5 ”’id°“i' °f Wes*

C' G* B' Bmnt 1°°ai‘ed the sunken National Anthem sung. ‘ by the Potato Growers Association. hqme of Mrs. C. C. Dickie on Mil- severed and the other-‘wildly lllutil- take steps to have The Guardian P°"'t’ Mr' Wiliam M°D°m1d' schooner, the masts 01 Wlliiiii 9'” TUESDAY The S. S. Dampfire, arrived from tori Avenue Summerade. The hos- ated an each time his cody went withdraw its °bjecti0ns_ This he Pissed amy °l`» N0*/~ 11 after an a"°"° WM” I" was f°m'd that the The regular monthly meetin of vicwm' 'Where 'he ]°°d°d ° Pui tcmes were her special friends, Mrs. round his feet struck the stone said the committee had failed to "M55 0! "bmi Six m°m'h" at the erm "' 'ts pwunt '°°""°" w°""d thv Bummerside Town oouncngwu °Bl‘8° slid yesterday was anchored molds' My-,_ Ha,-aid Walsh, lvlrs. B- wall of the buldiniz. Owing to his do and he had therefore refused ;'i:;'d° gadglicgn 'l'i'§l'l€l:;siiseT'ke de-

not endanger shipping, as she is i th t . ' i d 't ' _ "pe 0 dist h el held last night in the Couhaii “ e 5 '°°m R.. Sharp. lvirs. A. P. Jameson an s ruggles the engine belt came off to participate further in the cam at West Point for about 50 years’

5 me """°_ :mm the ° """ ' Chamber. MSW Manson prosidlns. wnpuezsnsr M"‘~ U°"°“’“ R°l‘;°"s' ;"h'f';d'°;`_‘;;'“"" tm "“°h'"°'y °° 9;" °°m';:';:”° X3' if; hens the in-st keeper ln charge oi News of the south of sergeant TW" bm" We" passed “B f°“°""“ rur our 'ro sua-Due io the Seve" "'b'°" °' Br gee] 'The es, S " S ' ' " ° ‘i‘“d “ W ° that lighthouse. when he retlréc Peter Bradley will be hom with io- PM bm' "'”‘“"°' U“P“id l’i“=’» heavy wine which was blowing yes- °°“""'°" be""' "'~"y° ' gui '°""'°"' mm °°°"’° “""°° 1” 19” h’ W” gm in the ony and tmvughmt 81,766.64. Electric ligm paid bills, md” H M U S Begum” wmch price was e. beautiful Alledin tabt The funeral of tile late Howard Counsel appearing in the case p,_.esemed with the Imperial sep

' #ass se. Un uid bins ‘ ' ' ' is After the delicious lunch, the Ferguson took place from Knights were Mr. Gilbert Gaudet. K. c.. ,ne Medn at ,nn nm, being ron-

tn _ . p , s1.o4o.24. An mp. _ ‘_ _ , _il Wll0l0 Pl‘UVi-ll°° IW! d¢°99$¢d application from E J HMM Scout a'T'ved 'n pmt 'm Tuesday was guests joined in sinElng_ For Slle of Pythias Hall. Roseland, British for the plaintiff and Messrs. T. A. gm. in me government service than

was bornlat South Melville, Kellys Master’ asking that the scouts or obliged to put. out to sea. Yesterday B Jolly Good Fenowy Mr-g_ Ben is Columbia, Saturday, Nov. 4, the and J. O. C. Campbell for the de- any orfzcial n me Dominion ML cross PM sh’ in 1845' the um M me ` mmnmg 't “'15 'ound that the SMD t ek for 0`I.eliry large hall being crowded to ca ac- fendant Argument on the case . date James muclyo and Margaret S‘""m°'s"'° '°° “"°we°' '° 5°" Whl°h W” ““°“°’“l 1” il” 'i"“"‘\'e"vm" mx we ‘ il me so ity Mombeie of 'lu-on Loo N pai hi h is bl hears in chambers' Mcnomd was vm higmy honor' Mckenna’ immigrants ,mm mhnd_ apples on Appla Day was granted. was dragging her mghors' md it where Mr. Bell is ln 1; 'p une lxnngms of Pvbhms Rossligd o. , Zmot k ehliicge today » od and respected in this neighbor. Sergwm Bmw” spent his eulyme A letter was read from T. L. was thought best to leave the hM__ shipping business and wich; tu yjNo 23 Kmgms oi Pythi” Li-068601* a e D » hood, where he was boln and on the from, and came to Char- Compton' hamster’ “kms that ex` bour until the wind died down. Wm make 'heh' home n u nr-'lNo 1'l08 Golden Cit Lodge'No f the death vesterda of uns: heridliid gan tim old home- i°*i“i°wn in 1874- He was appoint- 'me' K'm°'° “my be PM “ni” commander Murray will visit His ‘Mum 'elm' is expreséed 'ha' ' 'iso' Lone Ma lc 'Dear Tom le' News no Looirorb Thom so: of Shel 'ian l~ nd ’ eissfcirl xiend' ed to the City Police force in 1875, the end °f the cmc year' on m°' Honour Lieutenant Governor Dal- ‘md ms' are 'eavmg Summer- N0' 4 ' lsyéhfnn Siwm and Sw Jo n , h gd .nh péx, res. S 5 0,, E .hge Corley; 'M

and was in continuous connection t'°“ M Umm' Phmipii "h° lem’ ton when the Segllenay returns if; 2;” En;'o,.f";eTg':5h]s§: Old Tilllells' ' AB6°¢ll1¢l°!1 :l:1ns'i'-xywi?i;;pree.:'i reglet thro'ugh. :rg nw;'h';0»ro‘;"H15a;araav¢dp;i;

47 yeam In 1923' whue on ms way to the recorder. ‘ The death occurred at Albany on iod. Their lovely new bungalow on Zxgilofleigtenhenilagsf. ggiethemlllgxzi out the Province. The late mMrt. l;;lg'esmcll;l;;/cintlxleh shyglltizatuhysolx tn me Ponce omce’ he was thrown The appointment of a chief of November Btn of Thomas Trnmor Granville Street has been taken by gm ' d ted Z M K Thompson, who was a prom en 'Y i

fr-mn B Amish and broke a`mp_ A|_ police dwas laid over until an nd- in the savani;y.f0urih year of his Mr. and Mrs. James R.. Hllnter_...3 » 6 was con uc y r. Fergus- nnd much raspoetad aitiaari, was row.

‘mush he Buffered consldemb “_ joumc meeting. The matter oi' a _ eeeased was for more ' tel-wares. he was able to do :social ”‘““i°iP“"Y °W“°°i °ifP°l‘i was “iw :lisa Ein;-five years employee WEDDING nal.r.s-Mrs. kata- ";°,I_;"_ii"‘°“ °°’“°°‘ by “‘°i‘:m°°"° il" P"°il“°°- °“"1 ‘"5 f°““°"i uuonls-osraxncs Nur- l>0lice duty for several ears. In md °"°"- Into tional Harvester ¢l'ill0 A» D°ili° 0! 5°l“l°°i"“iY» N-Y" 0 " Lodge' N°' 23' Knsm °’ 53°” in th* °i'°ii°'“ °f ‘his diy' TIALS-A Pr°tty autumn weddinl

7 bl’ The ma' l Pythias. oi’ which Mr. Ferguson t his 1 1 in

Company Limited as an expert me- Blllwlillves i-hir mil-l'l'i°%0 °f il” be b 1 1901 I t Um” th' imc °f in* ne” took place at Bt. Andrew'a Church,

daughter, Margaret Catherine to mm” 5 mem M' “ ' “ er' which began about seven weeks a80. OW 35th, when L,-mn,¢,a_ youngest

Mr. Frank D. Wolfe, also of Sohen- gint T;”M;';e:";;‘;S'd; cimm the deceased elliflyed the l><‘Si 01 daughter of Mr, and Mr-._ 0haa_ ectady. The marriage took place Kmnlg; supreme ;pr'e”x“tame health. Born in Annan, Dumirie- osmdgel P1squm_ W" ,mind mme with a rluptlai Mass at Bt. Helel'i‘s John éalfouv grand outer guard’ shirv, Swilillld. 011 AUTH _1'7- l950» holy honda of matrimouy 5° M;-_ Church on Saturday morning, No- Harry Wmte ' deputy grand chan; Mr. Thompson CMM ii? Pl’-ll" Ed' Chas. Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. vember lith. Reverend Thomas Cellar. an of'Tmn‘ “nd wmmm T. ward Island, and shortly alter his John Hugh” "_ A\,s“s¢u5_ the Tooller offlciated. During thc cele- ,Prembnth past chnncyeuon Walter arrival, entered the Cml1l0y Oi the Rev. A. P. McLennan officiating. mony “Pans Angellcus" and “Bc- Sanderson, past chancellor' and Prince Edward Island Railway in The bmi, ,M onnrnnngry .mud °°“°°" Wt" i’°““iif““Y ’°“‘i°”° by Nicholas lviiohiiely. past ohanoeuor. my 187°' "’°"“ th” f’°°“‘°“ °‘ lu A sown °f royal blue satin with Mr. W. l-I. Ourtin of Philadelpllta. of Ross,and_ '°l'9»ll0mi\l‘l» lie ldVlll°°‘-i 9° i'i'i°~i» °i white trimmings with navy coat He was accompanied by Miss Alice Bom in Perm' ne" Montague' baggage master, and later conduc- and har, gh, was ,manned hy har Haslam who fumished many beau- P'E_I_ the son of Dugmd F.e,.g,us°n_ 001'- In 189'! hc bwlme ll»S'¢lli° 01 cousin, Miss Nellie Trainer, dressed tiful organ solos. The attendants and Mary w0od_ Mn Ferguson the station in this city. and lleld in navy blue crepe-de-chene, while were Mrs. n. c. Griffith sisirr cl ,penn ms ,.,,,,,,g m,,,,n,,,,d ,n Mas, that position until the time of M the groom was supported by his the hri4a_ hng M1-_ R" R, porgoitu _achusetts and wen; to Portland' lliiltmlnt sb0llt tW€lVC .V981-B H80- brother Emmet. lmmeditaely after A reception was held at the home Orcgonn, 1334 and mc, to seam; As his advancement in the service the ceremony the happy couple of Mm Gx_.mth_ The bride wore 8 H0 engaged m contracting and would indicate he was conscientious drove to _the home of the bride's blue ehiffun vewai, dl-E55 with num many dwots and *bridges on and scrupulous in his work. and a parents where a dainty wedding turban to match and carried all rim last lap of iilc Northern Pacific mme’ °f "‘""""i~" ill “li NS $580- breakfast was Scrved to B number arm bouquet of whit, roam ,uit R,i|wn_v_ In |397 ng Wann to »r~,nn_ ciations. of relatives and friends. The bridal oi-imih were wine ooloi-ou vi-lui pi-ltisii columbia and in loin wok 'rho into .via 1'liomi>fou u'-is H" party than loft 101' U\lH'i°°i°*°W“ dress and turbln and carried tails- up residence in Roseland. A mem- elder of St. James Church, a Past where the day was pleasantly man roses. Mrs wells is a uiooc ol :er oi inc Baptist church, his Grand Master ln the Me-sonic spent. reiurnins in the evcuius to Dr. I. E. Crcken of Charlottetown. christianity' was not something Lodge, and was one of the oldest the home of the groom where a and of Mr. ,James B. Croken oi kcpt for state occsalons. but stood Shriners in tilr Province. large llllmbel” Of 81128” BHil\€l‘¢‘i W Summerfield. Mr, wuife ia annnrri- illc wear and tcnr of l-very day The dccea-:<1 was iwicv mnl'l'ir‘d. wvlconic thc l1€Wiy~W€<id¢d °0\lPi“- ed with the qehurai aueah-ir cv liir. Ho was a past chancellor of His first wife was Mus Anne Sllllilel ‘Wills Served. ‘ii\“Cil'i8 *md Ml Ind Hrs. Wolfe wiii be ni homo Trail Lodge, No. 23. Krfghts of Thompson, daughter of the lair music were being indulged in until at 341! Clifton Ave., Ciucillimil Pyihlas. He is survived by hiswidow, Isaac Thomson, Suffolk. From this lilo "wee snla’ hours of the morn-

wiih the for-co till 1922, ii period of W" "°°°“’°°‘ ""‘d will "° h“°d°<l

chanic on internal combustion mot- ors and farming machinery, and was known in almost every industrial and farming community throughout the Maritime Provinces where his modest and retiring disposition had gained for him the respect of all.

REID-MMGUIGAN NUPTIALS.

‘A very pretty wedding was solemn- lined in the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, Charlottetown, on Wed- nesday, November l5th. at 8.30 A.M., when Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reid of Vemon River, became the bride of Mr. Clarence H. MacGuigan, Merchant oi Hunter River. The bride looked very cllariuillg lil a gown of mid- night blue tl-ailaparcnt velvet with accessories io match and wearing a corsagc oi American Beauty Roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Maud Mac- Guigan, sister oi the groom, was be- Comingiy attired in brown chiffon valves, with matching accessories and corsago of Tea Roses. Mr. Ira Reid cbly supported the groom. The ceremony was performed by Rev. walter Macduigan, M. A., of Bt.

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.WEEKS News BUDGET For QUR SATURDAY st`1B`§clz1BERs|

tbesohoinmielahasaou o' "nmiwmas ”“"'"'°_-'i

on’s pastor, Rev. C. H. Daly, and one af ehe oideai, rauwaymori in 1-

ll the A 0. Cemetery. V Bon' and Girls' club eompeiiuaaa ipuaataaa University. brother of the ,ol\ic. .two mecca. un. W. it. Cook of New union were born three children. ing." Many beautiful muah were

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received and the best wishes of I host of friends for future happb-

l‘l€5l. _

Mrs. Stewart, wife of the lata

Hon. J. D. Stewart, former Premier of Prince Edward Island. recently- arrived in Ottawa from Charlotte- town, and has taken up her rea. ldence at 472 MacLaren street... Montreal Star.

The funeral of the late Mr. Joh

Ihockerby 'I‘hom.son was held yes- terday afternoon from St. Jamei Church, and was very largely at- tended. The service was conducted by Rev. Dr. R. M. Legate, who also oificiated at the grave.

The honorary pall bearers were

Dr. G. F. Dewar, Messrs. A. E. Mor- rison, W. K. Rogers, D. A. MacKin- non, A, W. Hvndman, W. Chester B Mel.-ure, W. 5. Stewart and mem- bers of the session of Bt. James church, of which Mr. Thomson wal a member. The active pall bearers were: Mr. John F. MacDonald, Mr. C. M. Williams, Judge Stewart., Messrs. J. M. Murley, J. J. Mackin- nfcei, W. J. Drake. . _

The members of the Masonic

Grand Lodge A. F. do A. M. attend- ed in a body. The Masonic servics in the church and at the crave was conducted by Capt. Ernest Kemp. Interment was in the Peoples' Cem- etery.

The mourners were: ltleilsre, A. J.

Campbell and sons, Edward Mac- Donald, H. T. Prowse, J. R. Burnett, Dr. Boyver, 0. R. Crabbe, P. W. Clarkin, Gilbert Gaudet, John Wil- son.

There were six children by Mr.

Thomsolfs first marriage, namely Margaret, James, Ethel. Ann, Alice and William. The sllrvivlng nem- bers of the family are Alice, Mrs. H. T. Prowse, Alln, Mrs. A. G Campbell, and William, all oi whom reside in Charlottetown. Ml‘ Thomson also has eight grandchild- ren, and two great mandsons, the latter being the sons of Mr. John Thomson Campbell, of Wellington.

New Zealand.

BIRTHS

ssusuuiisi:iTfl.e'PT u;"l'.is..‘3 Hospital on November l0th to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Saunders, City, a. daughter. ARMSTRONG-At thc P. E. Island Hospital, November l0tll, to Mr. and Mrs. George Arlnsirciig, Union Road a. daughter. HOLMAN--At the P. E. Island Hos- pital on November 12th to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmzin. city, a. daugh- ter. SIMPSON-In l.lle Prince Combi; Hospital on November 12, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs. R G. Simpson at Bayview. a. daughter. BAKER-A.t Surnmersiclo oll Nov.

ll, 1933, to Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Baker. a daughter. _ BIRCH-At Alberion. Oct. 19. WN to Mr. and Mn. Cecil Birch, A)- berton, a son, Carman Cecil. MONAGII/\N-At Montreal Hospi- tal, Nov. 14, 1933, to Mr. and Mis. Charles J. Monaghan of Dixie.

RQ.. a son.

MARRIAGES

é_--~___-:_-.r_' --*____.____;_._<*- :‘._=i LANK-DUNSFORD-On NOV ld 1933, at 'll Upper Plince Btcfet, till rcsdonoe of Rcv. Dr. -E. H. Ram- say, Wlliard Lank of Charlotte- town to Minnie Jean Dunsford 01 South Melville. W`ILl.IS - MACNEILL - At Oh¥i- lottetown, November 8, 1988. bi Rev. Carlyle Webster. Freda libr- galet, daughter of Mr. and Mrl. Wallace MacNeill, Milton, to Sam- uel Leonard Wlllls, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis. Kingston. MACLEOD-MATHESON-At MIDI peqlle. Oct. 25. 11133 by R,ev. Prod Williamson, John Ha’g M'a'ol.xod oi South Granville to Miss Lillian Eliza Matheson of Springfield.

DEATHS

§it.sni.EfI1u thi.i_ci_ty,`?\'1`6v H 1933, Sergeant Peter Bradey. THOMSON _ At 11 RDCDIK Square on Tiludny. Nov. 1|, l9I\ John Lorki‘rh_v 'l'llr~msnn in his 84th year. LEARI)-Slrclrieliiy :lt Crepaud Ttiesdtiy aii1‘l'l.coll. Nov, 14, lim Harry Lenrd. MACKINNON-On Monday. Non 13, 1933 at Heathcrdale, Charlet MacKinnon ia.his 84th year. MACLELLAN-Ai, Indian Rivd Saturday. Nov. ilth, John S. Mao- Lellan. age ill. "` MCNEVIN-At Milo, Lot 9. on N01 12, 1933. Neil J. McNevin. TAYLOR-In Medford, Mus., Nq 6. 1933, Mrs. A. Taylor( nee Mari Brlicel. WEBSTER-At the Toronto GIG ora' Hospital on Thursday, Non 9, 1933. George T- Webster, Lou dan, out., beloved husband I Eizabeth Flowers and father d Rav. G. C. Web=tcr of Zion Churi City. LAMONT-At the Prince Edward mono Hospital on wednesday, Noi. it, um. Domvlii r. rsmuit. sed l 80 sean. 7|' -

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