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GUST 12 1933

' U o_ . 4 _ .2 1'* ' ‘ “= THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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ADDITIONAL SPORT

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n,-,iv ` -»o».__i‘~\.o NEW YORK, A113. 11.--(Al’J- noderiok J. Perry. first raalrins wnnls player of Great Britain and hero of the British victory over the United States and France in Davis cup play, arrived today on the Aqulinnia with three other British pioyers to compete in the United states tennis championships, Although looking a bit thin after

5 hard summer of tennis, Perry said he ielt he was in good condition and should give a good account of him- lf. senocompanying Perry were F. H. D. yugo, H. G. N. Lee and E. R. Avory.

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'Twenty Teams in First

Division, Eighteen in Second Will Bat- ile for Supremacy. I

_ GLASGOW, Scotland, Aug. 11 - v¢_ p, Goblet-Twenty teams in the gi;-st division of the Scottish Foot- tnil League and 18 in the second division will get away to a flying mrt tomorrow in the long grind leading to soccer supremacy in the northern stronghold of the game.

'Divo new teams will be seen in

the first division and two others will start in the second. Hibcmians, second division champions, and queen of the south, runners up at the end of last season, will play in the big circuit this year while Marion and East Stirlingshire which hit the bottom of the biz time lnldder last spring will be seen an second division fields.

'i‘omon;uw'e schedule brings to- gether on teams in both aivlslons. 'lbs graduatins' Hlbemiam will getiibeirbaptismoffireatthe hands of Queerrs Pork. ninth in Nt lasnirl first Qvision stand- lig,andQuee'nottheBouthvri1l lift against the fourth-place Cel- los. mast Blrilimmire will ibce Leith Uifletic, 16th in the second class i_hvult, but Morton will have tough- |r opposition in third. place Dun- hmllne.

Annadale and Bonnees which Nl by the way-side financially last

K and dropped out half-way ' ugh the season when they #FN unable in pay membership lvl in the second division failed ht rscuperate this season and will Nt be seen in the League.

I Northam, Aug. 17

There will be three classes, 2.18 lrot ond pace, 3 seconds allowed Trotters, Purse $200.00. 2.22 trot and Pace, Purse $200.00. 2.28 trot and Dacc, 3 seconds allowed trottcrs, Purse $200.00. Our plant has been lfhprovcd in efficiency since our last Nliiht Itllcc und track should bc per- levlly lighted. A good time is guar- llllieed to all as we expect a large entry of horses and ,good racing. Dancing will be free in the Ball 500m with good music. Admission |00. including parking of cars. Rc- freshments and meals served on the lfoiliicls. Entries close August 14.

BEDEUUE RIIIK TEA

TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th.

The following sports will

Sh, 220 yard dash, broad j“"\lI, high- jump and shot Wt- _ Various other events Will be run offa Prizes and medals for winners of all events. One mile run, silver, WD; two mile run, silver cup.

Freetown Tug of War 1°

Ilfllhl challenges any team in "Me County. Supper serv- Gil from 4 to 8 p.m. Adults 3;, children under 10 years

'lhdeque All stor soft mu If;

“am challenges any team in the County.”

Findlay Wins Golf Title

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their first shots on the 200 yard mth- “mi thel’ took fours. Both

‘V;°'f° Par on the next hole, Arm- ll \”°hs drooping a great 20 foot putt ,When thlnss looked sou for him mth were In the l`°\18h on the 22nd and Findlay was hard put to il *O set his tivo as he chipped up to the pin for a one-putt from 50 yards cut. It* was lives again on A 31° 23rd- The Ilrst break of the round came on the next hole. once ’“°’° Armstrong not in tho mud zuardlng an island green, as he had done in the morning, and Fhlfilbyh par three was good, to

marshy mush nose to the pm, mm

the 27th and needed seven, Arm

K Z a easy ve to forge

ahead once more.

évtrybody even again.

I A TVIA'-PFER OF HISTORY

Then came Find1ay's two birdies.

On in two on the 306 yard 33rd,

P 17116 Arm-

BIJNHE was short with his drive on

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Earle Turner by the Charlottetown

AFTERNOON CARD

Findlay

out 644058647-44

Armstrong

out 6

Findlay in 4

(eight hole

Air-mstrong

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‘gone

och mul cout wow *az aio li 2.#

CIIAMPIONSIIIP I-'INALS

C. M. Cain, Ynnnouth, defeated

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Square tho match. on the long wh

Findlay pitched his fourth from ~

they spilt it. The wh was mi- I

other even ' hole, as Armstrong D’ I N I I E S 'ChlP'l'>€d Well up and had a chance I _ I to take it, out mused his putt. seventeen ni-mon canoe, guests in the pony; (2) shown Lt. F. 'r. md °‘°°‘“€ P’“Y”‘ W °“° Ven”

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musnmua AHEAD A T A l B ‘Q arrived Oanad A on thcl utunt and a. member of the I

I, . I ._ .. ' dn u, ug. 3, lj ,

Th B C. P. IL liner Empress of Britain.; group wearing n Scottish uniform. ' ° W” my "°"' “Wd °” I <1) is sorgt. J. N. lvroociffen, som! ht (ai is cept. o. A. Bowen, of

frost pzoof potato warehouses or A. H Affle

Albany at four oclock yesterday

A call was put ln to Summe:s'de

near to fight the flames. Mr.

I Lords warehouse was alongside of

A.i‘iiieck’s and caught fire, and both

ground. `

hm 15 foot lm dm dt _ Defective wiring is thought to

be cause of the fire.

Mr Affl k’s 'h

the aah, and mpped,mg second. . ec ware ouse was a Once again Aman sank his nr wooden building about 200 feet

long with aconcrete bzlsem/ent. He

tors lead over tho idle New York

up.

J Roy Holman. Bummerside de

n, defeated w. Dior.-on, com- Charlottetown. 2 up.

buildings were burned to the

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T of the Ontario Rite As ociation,| Levers, ol the Royal Artillery, ad

strung emn n n ` Fire razod the fine up-to-date; sidered one ol the best nutrksn1en`.Campbell College, Belfast, who is'

in charge of the touring Britons.

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The 28th was halved in one over C and J r Lmd M ---~-~ -r -- '------~ » -~---~ --»l------

on the next hole with a 10 foot .' I putt’ PM three! ted The fire started in the roof oi”

accoun for the . , . ..,...- ,_

30th, and Findlay took the lead :Ticks Umldmg and me family 'rh|» oolnmn in rn-orvon for que" \

I lv ' _ . ., | ' v ' I 3 the in-st time oinoo the lsth ,,[;me3m:,:f;db.';};k,t,?; I-.f'.`IIIIlT.,"°.il“.°'nE.'.’.7I.`I"fI.iif.i'f.‘ .'f.`.'.'y "l'.`.` M 0 v E M E N T

e, as Q punk 5, Iqng one for a ` ‘ lnxeried at A ct-:ilu n word oil-is-11,'

. P001' Wllell the .Tire WB5 di5COV€l`ed. llllyable in atlvnlice-

par five on the 31st. Armstr-eng go;

it \>=°k 011 the 'wry next. with mt- and some of me memm wen, ,QM UNDER coN'l'1toI.-ruros in the ! S B R I S K other nw' they were both on in with some of the old fire fightingl W°°d5 in ‘"m°“5 pans °f me Pr°`I f0\ll'» buf- Fell S6-uk his putt to put equipment’ but there was no water vince are now all reported under

control.

FIREMEN CALLED TWICE-The

firemen were called twice yesterday. the first time at 4.30 p. m. to ox- tinguish a small fire in a yard cn Chestnut Street, the second lure about 'T p. ln. for a roof fire f i .=_ house on Elm Avenue. 'lit _ _ little or no damage.

tt. _l Par fours on the me rd u had his "mg apartmem ”’°"° 'raNNrs DANCE-‘r‘~~ tenni-

and runners up in the consolation ` A “ at 6 o’clock. The formal call at rounds. R.. P. Findlay, father of “users” Government House will be mnclc the new champion and a golfer to ‘ " by the Captain this morning, and

'oereckoed `thhi iftook -5 le

Md ol; wi msg ' the ms Hon” Wu subs quently re for his own retirement and the suc which are at ¥>mpton’s funeral following them and will continue to

ow 1 best tfo ish oi t th 11_A . I ' '

ne r an caps um e ca dan” for the ccssion of Alberto Herrera, the Sec- parlours, the Co uilcr adjoumed the bo the same St Paul was separae.

and under. E. D. Nicholson, or captain and officers will be hold' . i , _ ' ‘ Charlottetown, won the net for at Government House on Monda-yI rcmry of WM' mquest “nm this mommg at 10 8” ed unto the GGSIM °! md' We handicap. 19 and oven ____ _ night m. , are separated unto the same Gospel one or the most po “hr rcscm (canadian Press) ' Drives to Camp '1'h° .IWW °°0°mP°~h4¢d by Cor- and all those who have had

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t M th _ TQRONTQ Aug 11___RB;ph mm, _ pol-al Ingles of tho R. C. M. P. went Changed lives through its power. It D °" W" ° pn” given R' Mer Toronto southpaw registered EsT‘m’uSHING' LIBRARY CEN Deciding upon their programme|¢U B01-den yesterday and looked nv- is through the power of the Gos- UhWd° H°1m2-11 T01' Winning his ms'15th It f th ' md TRES"Me°I‘I“35 mve ‘mm held at leaders of the movement informed cr the scene f gh ld 1, Th pnrl that we find peace and con .. vcol-yo eseason a ~ . o eacc en. cm - - dmlationn ,vent Wm, Percy Gros. when he got n 2_1 decision in Z Montague, Souris and Rustlco by` Herrera by telephone of their de-ijurymen am Mc5s,s_ Thomas Car_|,,,,,,m.,,|_ We proclaim from his by at summemde’ and cheers “Iem plteherg bottle with Johnny prud. Miss Nom Eamon of me Camegml mfllld- The Pfesldeht- 5“mm°“mE¥ ruthers foreman Patrick Ryan .7oim|Dllll>lU S2\lV=1t10H thwugh the blood up as 8 special award was made to hcmme of the Baltimore Orioles mbmry Demonstration m comms-‘ Hone” and °!"h‘“'5 °! his mUm“te5'}0 Cobli Reginald G P0109 (ierald 01° Christ Here 0" th'-5 lmwfthnt

- tl lthth ~a :bull ' ' - - 1 ~

flllibw e pwpo” esn Trng dmv” swiftly W “mp C°1umb1“» Tanton, Reginald Morrison and' H_ Occasion let us present ourselves

club for gqwblgshing 5 new coursc o rary branches at those cen cs. where the demand Wu formally T Holman Jr “mo God that he might make us l'0°°1`d- ` It has been decided to °p°“ bm“°h` presented by Captain Marlo Torres 'Mr O.G'. d' new features Ln ms W1 C

es at these Places in September M` Mcniern Chief of the Aviation A 8' th la Vs condition is more on the k b ;e ceit any

se ous an 5 e wor in an see com

I N N I N G Montague among those in attend-I Cows W” hi- flfh lh0llE¢h'f, em ` ‘

ance were: Mr. L. H. Coffin, Mrs.L.| ' thwgh sh” is beheved '°° haw 5 mate' put self “Side and Wt G°d

”“’“°“‘““'““”°“'“m“ ' caimul 0ulnn|An‘\P U T A 'I' [ll

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E _4 I A Britain;s lBest./unior Marksmen Visit Canada' I R E _ 0 P I N G I

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(IF TRINITY CH.

AT GETIITGETUWN

Inspiring Sermon By

Rev. G. T. Spriggs- Appreciative R e - marks By Archdea- con White.

The re-openirig of the Church ol the Holy Trinity at Georgetown took place on Wednesday evening. The Church had been closed for services for a period while it was being renovated in the interior. The service was said by the Rev. Canon Malone of Bt. Petcr‘s Cath- edral, Charlottetown. The lessons l“-are read by Capt. Kelly and Capt.

UR NSMIISlIlIP

inquest This Morn-

SU'lVllM'ERSIDE, P. E. T. Aug. ll- 'Mr. Walter De Coursey O’Gl‘a<l\'. Secretary of the Promotional Di-

adian Manufacturers Association, died in the Prince County Hospital at Summorside shortly before five

HA.l't'I‘LAI\"D, Carleton, Co., Ang

5 11-The movement of new potatoes from hero has been brisk this week mostly to Ontario destinations with an odd car going to the United States. Today! market was fairly steady, with wire enquiry and de- mand good, mostly from Ontario. Only a few fields oi’ early planted Stock are fit for market at pre-

i-an

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,o'clock yesterday momins. as a re- sult of injuries sustained in a level

i crossing accident at Noonans iCrossing, near Borden, on Thursday |cvening when the motor car which |he was driving was struck by the lafiemoon train from Charlotte- .toW11.

I Mr. O'Grady was 47 years of age. lHo leaves his widow, who is only 29

At P. C. Hospital - `

vision, Toronto Branch of the Can- ‘

Wittig ot the Church Army. The y sermon for the occasion was Epreached by the Rev. G. T. Bpriggs 'of Kensington and the Benediction

~. e Archdeacon White During the iervice new front gates and choir ]i-nil were dedicated to the Service 'cf Almighty God by the Rev. Can- fn Malone and clergy in proces-

Death of Mr. 0’Grady “"“- -

‘ The Rev. G. T. Spriggs preached .1 most wonderful and inspiring vrmon based upon the Ist verse of St Pau1's Epistle to the Rom-

lng-’ uns: “Paul a. servant of Jesus]

Cin-lst. called to be an Apostle, sep- .-rnied unto the Gospel of The prvncht-r called to remembrance `:lie hstoric connection of the church and thc part played by its ‘founders arid that the present con- gregation were successors to their endeavors and must carry on the work mmmenced. We have gathered

,together tonight thanksgiving ilor the renovation of this church and also to re-dedicate it as it were and I am sure and voice the Igood wishes and congratulatlons of the other churches cn the Island to the Church at Georgetown. While wc are witnessing the re- decl.lca.tion oi the building ought we

ya p._ , _ y sent, and offerings are, _thereforc,:ycars old, and who is in the hos- not also to re-dedicate our hearts

hm 353,- ended the story, m,m_ me W“l`°h°“5°» W'h1°h Wm’ fmfd dance at Beach Gm,-,. Im Y,-»1,m.s_Inot heavy, prices paid being $1.50upital suffering from a fractured and minds to,the service of Jesus strong “mug in a great M/tempt UP Very I'l1f€‘15'~ H8 Was able to save day night was a splendid Smcessl n. barrel for Canada. grade onelpelvis and other injuries sustained Christ. The temple of God is in to get ,_ 35 mom. down S°m9 Ol’ hls h_0\lS0h0h`l §°0dB~ from every palm, of v1C“._ About Ii-ish Cobblcrs. in Thursdays smashup. the being of man.

And so the time held last year by Mr. Leard lived in' a rented 400 pwpk were pméemh among A report' received this afternoon Mr. 0’Grady’s aged mother is St. Paul in this Epistle calls him-

Percy sweeter of Same John P889 house, but had his own furniture them many M the vismng tenmsl showed the August estimate of thellivlng in Toronto. A brother, Mr. B. self a scrvnnt of Christ. Not as ed to me keeping of a brilliant and stored in his warehouse and all players and goucm Nova Swtiayl potato yield for the United States|O’Grady teleirraphed from Toronto the slave we might think 'of but studio", `y°unssm. who plays tem W0! deSl?l'°y€d 9-\1 the °0Hf1B€l'8- New Bmnsw,-ok' Quebec, Omariol' to be 292,000,000 bushels, comparedlto Chief Kane of the Sumrnerside one who finds joy in being a bond 51, and bmmnton wen’ and who U°n~ ,md Newfoundland were ,.ep,.e5ent_f with 306,000,000 bushels estim.atcd;Polloe for particulars of the accl- servant of the Lord. Called to be next year Wm manage his college It will be remembered that Mr. ed_ Nm Albert Blanchwds o,.Ches_i previously, a. decrease of 14,000,000jdcnt shortly after midnight on an Apostle, one who has experi- foomnu wam and gmduaw in the Lord lost his residence and ware- tm was in attendance' and rmd_ bushels. This estimate is the lowest Thursday. enccd a definite call from God. sp,.|ng_ D_ Leo mlm of Fredlerim h0llS0 in TFYUD 6 few Years 8Z0~ ered popular n,umbe,.S_ Rem,Sh_ since the records were started, andl MY- H- R- Thompson. a. personal From the day of his conversion on- mn refereed the “nal match' Mr. Affleck was also burnt out two ments were Served and danéing is about 60,000,000 bushels be-low an friend of the Late Mr. O’Grady, wards St. Paul found joy even

years algo. Both gentlemen are continued tm 5 late hmm nvcrnge crop- who is also connected with the through afflictiorls in service. We

PRXZES PRESENTED - li;;fehex§lorl;l's1of potatoes and -----_i Canadian Manufacturel'sAssociation also iwill find joy in the service

a nn e efrti izer and their loss , , tc egraphed the hospital authorities of our Lord and Master.

,Amer tha match mines were m_e_ is a heavy one alt this time of the 5E0pP(;?{ that he was coming over on the' The Message of our Church has

sented ,D tha winners and runners year. Afileclrs building is valued French navy’ Capmn J' v_ Mu,s_ -__ first boat and would identify the ztlrwafys been the one topic from up in each division’ and winner at $11,000 and Lol-d’s at $6,000. tra' mived in mn mst evmmg (Continued from Page 1) remains. age to age Jesus christ and I-tis

Both are partly covered bv insur ------ri---l-l---‘ A jury was empanelled yesterday Gospel and the salvation he has

ve this Island Republics political morning by the Coroner, Dr. E. T. procured for us. The Message from urmoil. Tanton to enquire into the acci- this pulpit has been the same. my The Presidents proposal provided dent. After \-iowing the rcmains,,predccessors preached it and those

I se°'”t“"y °f stat” Orcsu” Fe" fair chance of recoverln sh gmt [where He belongs, proclaim to all

B Memsh and Mr W J Fmser At lcra a member of the Presidential g ° scum’ Senmms MMLMH and Part asked that time be anted cd yesterday um; mgyhcr she no, the Salvation which is in Christ

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Hughes, Judge 1:-msc,-, Mayor W' (1-_ _ _ . rady saw or head the train ~

yl gr lwr 0,6 I Jesus

' Maclean, Mr. Troop, Mr. A. F. Mc- i;:`ndE;3lx;11r£ti?;;a11l;,w ;:;;gd§:E't_ approaching. They had been in During the service remarks were

Quaid, Mr_ J_ F_ stuns' lun Russell High “ic I tl revoluuonar lbhthlng at NOOIii1I1`S bciifll, and also made bl’ Capt- Kclly C- A~. Wh0

° ers ° W y were procecdin to catch the boat is in Chmge °f me Chmch and

NEW YORK. A/ll§~ 1l~- (A»P~) - Laird' and MTS' R°°“ey were "mms movement went into session to de- g '

The ]cBgue_1ead1ng wuhmzton those present M Rusucm prop _7_ due me mam” for the second crossing, to whom credit is due for the work Senators opened upin the ninth in- H. Blanchard, Rev. Fr. Chaisson,_ First aid was immediately rcnd- Beside’ “CUM B5 Pam’ h° U-75° ning at Boston today and complete. and ten residents of the district Comm, noposay emd I0 the l1CCldt‘rli» victims by undertook T0 5°l4lClt funds 101' the

Allan Findlay. Lingan Club, Syd- ly,-u|“¢d¢1gh;1n,,1ngsofg°°db“e_ were present; ' Conductor E. Mncliarcn and mem- undertaking Mid then he donned

\'lC§;h;lEé‘i:l}':dsnFi(`3nI; gggnwrgngédmf' ball for Boston Red sox by s]am_ ._._;.__.._.___. whue the President” mmral béfl of the train grew, and 5 m3, 01d`Cl0ifl'l95 Rnd SD€l'lt his i.l.m€ Mid

er ' ' ming ovcr six runs to win the sec- party was preparing me counter S886 to Summcrsidc quickly brought Acnergf 1° W°"k1n9` at the task'

socowo nrvlsrolv emacs ond some ortho series 8-4- Review ' proposal tothe suggestion ofweuos. “U °m"°“l°h°° and doctors to the °“f’“”‘“ K°“Y fh“““Cd “U ’~h°°°

The victory increased the Sena-. the army, navy and aviation corps °°°“°~ Wh° had °°""~*’““‘d W the “’°"“

' ,med awmw and smoothly to carry' __._._._______ 0! restoring the church, for those

G- M~ H°P°- -“hb“1'“» H““f“- 7 yankees to tour full gomoo. 'nm LAND or r.oltNc AND rm: out their pwgmmmo o-'-qt firing “'h° 1°‘°°“f°d with him- f°f new md 5' ISLES or nusr o anno shot. S6101; Families Sift’ “hd he "1-‘° W°1°°m°d` the "15-

'rlrntn mvlsroN |='rNnr.s fluted A- 0- Fuller. Yarmouth. one by Artillery Battalion No. 1, notion- “W Clem’ W Tfhllfv °h“f°h~ H°

T. Ratcurfe Barrett cd in Cabana Fortress under the For Homesteads reminded “I” th” th” “Wk was

G- E- Mamn- Ashburn' H"'m“» There are many men and women wmmnnd f Captain pan-loin DQ

2El.m1:..1Gorham, Ash-bpm, TIIIRD ¥IIg?{SIl(_)Il;AOLgN50LA- scattered throughout the wurld, e5_l CD_rd¢na5’ Ld the way. It demand- LEICESTER England Aug H tcrior is decorated, there is yet thc

a , . _ _ . . . .-

pecially of Scotch decent, who woulcil od the resignation of the President ((y_p,)_,s_ bMk.¢,0.1,he_1and scheme '°°f W attend W and the WW" ami

“yn-R-rj; Dyvygyqm p11\-,gpg Percy Streetor, Riverside, Saint like to wander round thc western' within 24 hours. All other battalions has been inaugurated in Leiccstcrfsupp N15' we have pmwd I° Gm

John, defeated H. Gaudet, Bum- me, of scomnd, but ,_ ,mious were invited W join in me m0ve_ by sir Jonathan North member of to bless our endeavours and he has

L' B' M°Ph°°' Digby' dcfmwd C" merslde’ 7 and 6' M1500! BFG H05 ln 8 il? ' 1 i0 do ment and broadcasts to this eiiecl. the Leicester city council since 1898 sec" m' t° d° 5°' we “sk 5'°“ t° -7~ MW-‘°"' B"I"°d“°' Ch“I°%°'_ FOURTH Dwlsmv 60Ns0I,.A so. went out addressed to the Interior. and nine homestcads have been may mat me “Wk °“ me emflm Wm’ ‘E the wth hole' / TIQN npinpg . Mr. Barrett, in this book describes The response was unanimous. opened. ` my he wmpleted-

nrm nrvrslolv nNAr.s the beautiful scenery and the many Detochmento stationed at cooanay Nino families have been soitloo in The V°“°’“bl° Af°hd°°°°“ White'

Dr. R.. A- Hllshcs, Riverside. Bt. historical land marks of these Isles castino D8 Lo, mum-m;.t1,e location bungalows 5,1550,-,yside the my' _,md Archdcacon of P. E. Island, said

E- M- BBFMH' Belvedmi' CME' `£Th;"(;i,f,f§f;€de,t°WMm' imm’ smlw' H108# l"¢Bll=f»l0l\lli’- of army healdquarters-Camp Col- each fmngf has been provided with that he intended io say nothing ve"d°;‘;‘;W%h‘:_§§€;°g)g: ;“§nf:'1]_3° ° ' ’ ' The Reviewer can thoroughly rc- umbia, Dragones barracks and' land and lewis, pigs, and sheep. ‘mt "5 the °°""i°° P"°3""°d he Nl*

' FIFTH DIVISION CONSOLATION Wmmchd the reading of this- book throughout the Island announced En(-_h tenant may use his land as that he must say a few words or

cunlvrrlonsmr oousomvrron FIN/its onthe next best thing to it poi-somti their accession to tho movement; ho wishes, os long as tim ‘mpitoi he °°ll1d 110° 2° home contented

FINALS visit to these beautiful and interest-A Artillery at Cabana Fortress was value of the stock provided for him ,T110 huildlhs 58 very beautiful and

not yet completed, though the in-

' ' ' ing Western Isles of Scotlnnd. moved in position to bear on the doe; mg, ml boi.-,\ 115 V 1 .~ -1 the workers are to be commended

_ _ I t rd c_ G' G i V H1 il, \\ T011 -

P"°fw°r Em Turner' Frederlc on 0 regmy' Belvedere’ Presidential Palace. it was gmliied. Myself and other clergy who have ook, Halifax. 7 and 8. Heard in a Laurentian hoicl as The ninc men were sclcctcd from visited here before have always

NSOLA DESOLATION music comes from the loudspeaker: With chloroform a total of 112 nppiicnlus, and have lfmsed to see this old buildinl

SECOND DIVISION C0 - "Isnt this the Prelurl from W h t tifl k ld f I ' ‘_ . . b~i ht d d tlte

TION I-‘INAL8 R., claude Holman' Bummemde. upusuww e ' Tl; one gui e n 1: Til; Bobo nrm vtorf lr is is chem an dnotw I cong: gem

“fasted PBM, Crosby, 5umme,._ up w o ssys . , 0110 Du more unemp oyed on , you On 0 lm er skills ln 0h

,,_,,__'¢.,.n..s.~¢,o»-Monsanto. -naaumuanunj °'4mo¢nm»|ant" luhnanulhmunmnsn otooostnyoonnihonamz

i , each of the stations for brown heart

SUIICESSEEII FIELD DAYS

THIS IIEEK

Rose Valley. New London and

Rustico were the scenes of very suc- cessful Illustration Station Flol( Days on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. 'Increased st- tendances as compared with 1|d_ year featured all three gatherings. At the farm of Mr. Malcolm .Mac- Kenzie, Rose Valley, 125 people as sembled, at the farm of Mr. Willian Johnstone, New London, 300, and al the farm of Mr. John L, Clark, Rus tico, 200.

Each station was found to be ix

good order by those who inspected it.

The Experimental Farm exhibl

was conducted by Mr. R. C. Plreni. A special experiment was put on by

in turnips, as it is claimed that a loss of $50,000 is sustained each year as a result of the ravages of this disease. At Rustico an experiment was made to determine the relative resistances of different varieties of turnips to club root. At New Im- don and Rustico. Hon. Thos. Malc- Nutt, Min. of Agriculture was pne- ent and delivered an address at ouch meeting. Addresses were delivered on all three days by Dr. J. A. Clark and Mr. D. F. Tinney, of the Ex- perimental Farm.

At New London and Rose Valle;

discussions were held by the farm- ers regarding the Illustration Btm tions, and resolutions were passed

I signed by a number of people, alk- I

ing that the work be continued.

| At New London the ladies of th( ` United Church served tea, thereby

I :iclding to the success of the occas-

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MILLS-At St. E1ea.nor's, June 115 1933, to Mr. arid Mrs. Fred Mills, ia daughter, Joyce Evelyn.

Pultsnv-In North :Justice on Jul: 23, 1933, to Mr. and. MII. Allan Pursey, a son, Howard Arnold.

IMOASE-\A.t New Annan, Aug, I 'lose to Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Mouse, New Annan, a daughter Thelma Jean.

I DEATHS

DAB.RA(m-iM. the P. E. Island Hospital on Thursday, August 10th 1933, Hector Dax-nach, aged 73 yes11 Remains resting at Mcl./aan Funer- al Home until today at 6 p. in then in Marshfield Church when the funeral will be held on Sun- day, servioe starting at 2.30. Inter- ment Marshfield Cemetery.

Card of Thanks

A. D. MacLeod and family, Mun

ray River, wish 't`o express thcii thanks to their friends and neigho hours for their many acts of sym< pathy and kindness to them in their recent bereavement. 343.

N, D. MacLean

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Charlottetown and North Wiltlhire Phone 149

strong and firm again. Even thoug-I the workers are few and you are but a Mission church remember that you are doing the work 11 God. Dorl't think that you are 11 the Eastern Section all by yoursel- ves and that the clergy and mem- bers of other congregations forget that there is a needy church ai Georgetown which il in our owl province. That might have been true in the past but now I thinl wc are getting past the stage M being purely parochial and I irruli that you yourselves are getting over that outlook. The two church- es I have charge of are glad. to lol this building getting the attultlon it so much needs and I dare 031 the other churches also. Carry on and be loyal to your church and he who is in charge, put your pet tinesa and jealousy and eontroversl aside and do the work 'of ood, that is what you are here for and that is what your faith stands for and the person who truly works for God has no time to think of harrow- nem and pcttiness. We wish you every blessing and carry on the ser- vices of Almighty God according to our Anglican Rite.

Miss Myrtle Ross presided at the

organ for the service.

On Thursday moming a Celebra-

Ition of the Holy Communion was held. The Rev. Canon Malone was

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