‘ ';iANUARY 19, 1932 ,

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THE CI'lARL()‘I“l'-ETOVVN GUARDIAN _.AGE THREE

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WESTERN GUARDIAN

/ mea collar-ru the sum-

annual meeting recently at the Manse, the president, Mrs. Jeans, presiding. The minutes of the last annual meeting were read by the secretary Mrs. Max Robertson and

..-P0 mvfstdc P°u°° Umm' °“ Mondsy’ adopted. The treasurer, Mrs. Mau-

¢“-o drunks were given fines ci $5 and costs each by acting Stipen- Mm-y D. 0. Bl»6W`31't.=B. '

-HOCKEY AT KENSINGTON wednesday, Jan. 20th, at 8 p.m., summcrside High School VI. Kan- ,mgwn High School. Ons hour's :kate after match. Admission 25c ,nd ,5c_ iss-19-1-al

..nECOVER.lNG _- It is pleas- mg to report that Mrs. MacCou- hrey of Bummerside, who has been wnfined to her home for some me owing to a fall on the icy sidewalk is now able to be about.

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...r.asvfNG FOR HALIFAX- Col. Ulric' Dawson, commanding uiiicer of the Prince Edward Is- land Regiment, leaves tomorrow morning for Halifax to attend a meeting of the M. D. No. 6 D1- (uiitry Association to be held in the Almoiiries at Halifax. Col. Dawson is vice president of the Associat- ion.-S.

._Sl(ATlNCv ON THE HARBOR -The henvy thaw last Thursday and Friday, following the snow- storm oi Wednesday, coupled with the sudden drop in temperature on Saturday made splendid skat- ing on Summersids harbor, which the boys and girls and older citi- zens iook advantage of on Satur- day nnd Sunday.-S.

-1-"RACTURED LEG- Mr. Wil- liam Ahezim of Summerside was uiiioiiunate enough on Thursday lust to slip while going from _one part oi the house to another. breaking his leg just below the kan. Mr. Ahearn is obliged to walk with a cane as he was injur- ed some years ago while living in tile United States. His iniuries were attended to and he is now resting comfortably although he will be laid up for some time.-S.

-ELECTION OF' OFFICERS -

rice Mill gave the financial report for the year which was highly gratifying The election of officers for this year is as follows: Presi- dent, Mrs. Jeans, Vice-president Mrs. Maurice Mill, Secretary, Miss Marion Larkin, Treasurer, Miss Haul Bishop. A vote of thanks was tendered to the retiring offi- cers. A pleasant social hour was enjoyed and a dainty lunch served by the hostess. The first meeting

The deceased -was s. Miss Jane

ment in Church of Scotland, Cape

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Prince Edward Island to carry advertised line of Overalls on commission. Must have connec- tion. Reply giving full details. Box C. 116. A. W. Jan. 16-31.

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Miscellaneous __$___l__ JOHN Annan Menon/u.D Pao- vln l 1 ’ _ vln§.°lnl‘;?gloSnulI)”m' Hmm?

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to twenty-four, with or without sales experience, to work locally and in province for large Canad- ian publisher' of twelve leading periodicals. We train you. Rapid promotion for efficient men, ex- cellent compensation. Good refer- ences required. Apply sales Manager, Consolidated Press Lim- lted, 'll Richmond St. W.. Tor- onto. H. W. M. Jan. 19.

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front room. Apply 181 Kent Street. 118-1-16-Iii.

Wanted

Protective Union, Thursday, Jun, 21

CLUB vs. Moncton Maple 1,¢,,f,_ _ Arena tonight, 154.1;

DON_"l‘ MISS tol'iight’s recital.

_ Mrs. Richards in St. .James H311 at | 8.15. Admission 50 cents. 168-1i

i THE PLAYERS OF CIIARLOTTE-

| TOWN ROCK-EY CLUB are ‘mp1-qv- I ing fast. See them against Moncton _at Arena tonight. 164-ll

* Ponca covnr-At the polleu court yesterday moming a drunk who failed to appear had his bail bond of $5.00 estreated. The de- fendant irl a prohibition case con- fessed and was fined $200 and costs or three months in jail.

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_ RECEIVES SUSPENDED SENT- §ENCE-Yesterday before Mr. Don-

|` aid lvihcliinnml, J. P., ll. ymlth from jCharlot/tetown, charged with being .in posse.=.s'on‘0f a car while drunk, |was convicted and received a sus- _pended sentence, his father fumish- ting bc/nd. two hundred dollars for s.

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Egyptians were h'ghly proficient in

| the art of elnlbalming and that the method would not do wday tfollowsz ”` _ ,secret of this art is unknown to! “This is only one oi’ the methods: Church Wardens-H. S. Stewart _ ,_ modem science, and I have been used in ancient times. and all alongiand 5- B- C°5h~ i

MT- N- D- M‘3L°B»n in an intsrest1D8'days, after which it was covered in the Church Hail on January the address on The Funeral P'rofession"|with gold leaf and wrapped wfthfiath, 1932. ‘ ‘it the Weekly meeiinz 0! tha Gym bm-doses ol pure linen, previously' The annual me-.ting oi the cou- i_C1llU- _ 'soaked in a thick resin or piiq, so ' gregation was held on the same ev-

“You no doubt have heard," saidias to make it air-t'ght, then the cning. presided over by the Rev.

'Mr. McLean, “that the ancientibcdy was ,stunted to gh, fmnm-_ _Canon E. M. Malone. I

"you mm "muy 5,, that this The election of ofdcers rcsulteuas

asked many times why we cannot the same methods. T""5“’°"°°G- Fum"~ -

been able to find out that Embakn ing was practised by them in a crude manner over 4000 years ago.

‘fJoseph died, being 110 years oldibegan. Do you know that there ish tt ' ’

and they embalmcd him and put,no mutilation in present embalm-l " C° 'm' _ __ _ _ him in a ooffn in Egypt, so reads-§ir.g? Merely the tlnimt incision inic__§:;e]°p° clerk “M5” I” Mir' v the oldest 0! all hiswfrias. It t00k'whiDh the fluid is injected into t,he7 `

the embaimers' of Egypt '10 days toi arteries. There are several artenies%WG‘;v?;x;:°mm1t€°'_w` G' Hon' embalm and prepare the body ofithat can be used, the fluid after; ` ` ' , . , Joseph and the eos: was ln iheiheing injected going all througi\',aR”pr°°';m:u`° °ra1"°“t°m Christ'

vicinity of $10 000.00 of our pres-'the system by means of the arten- ns_J°s P sham ` '

_ ~ - ' . _ _ Auditors-W. H. Tidmarsh, R. F.

of the New Year will be held on i>¢1'l0d 03’ One 1798-12 H15 IWHSG ‘W5 ent currency, _ Img md v¢1n,;_ I Awm

pgido,y__s, cancelled for 'six months. Hs com- --pr u ml -- , ' ~

_panlon also __ low youm ____ “___ __O____°<:___;______ 1; t-_1_\_-_e__q\;°:§;_>;__ is H-l;2;i_. Today embslmins is nr=°U-*di chairman or slaesmeh _ ceo.

_DEATH OF MRS' PETEn'ied mmm dollars and :Gsm The pm 9' b°dy 55 We” 8*’ ‘me t"°“"'°d'°°5m@t'° effwt- F01' 59»“|‘5“fI'1°n- be' ' After the usual discussion of the BAB'wIsE'°Th"° passed “Way “bi mmnmmuns were phwed by tm W the Ancient ES'YP"l“-"5 " Th°iCaU5e embalmihs destroys all Bef-\'"5'various reports presented, the thanks te’ lm “mms °f muy tW° Weeks Pmvmcm Ponce' "M336 Wm" 1°°k5 119°!! me em"iH 8- b0dY thu-S l1€1Pl“€ W WFP the i of the congregation were expressed dw'°'"°n Mrs' Pet" Barwlse °r blaming Druuce °f Egypt as 9 l°5l'!8lJl'¢9»d 01’ d\Se°3°- F01' lU5°'W9-i-l°“-Etc the Priest Incunlbent and vari- i RW C°1'“°"- 0" s““d“Y “t “°°“~i M‘““""‘G'ES 8”- "mv a hlswrifm Wh° Wshtibecause our present generation sreioiu omcers or the church for their

i _ to know better is also led astrayigreat travellers and often a bodylwurk done during the year and the

Bchurman and had resided in the , PlPPY'5D5MS"‘Al9 '1`fiUfW PM' by this misconception of -the facts.ihas to be shipped o great distance meeting then closed with prayer.

vicinity. of Bedeque all her life. She _ sonage, on Jan. 16th, 1932, by Rev. ,before bemg finally mwn.ed_ Fm. was of\h retiring disposition, an _ C. N. Grown, Willard Lawson Pip- Not A Lost Art cosmetic effect, because a body thifii

affectionate wife and mother and py, of Mt. Herbert to Mary Jane hu been embwmd will box fu. M S b -

beloved by all who knew her. There Adams of Bloomfield. -'Embaimdng as prwtfoed in better ,hm me that has nm, bgu-,_ ore u Sl les

are left to mourn her sorrowing Egypt never has been 9, 1055 nm €,mb3m,ed_ °

hugbuqd, th;-ee 50115 gud two dgugh- .IAY_BURT-Ali CllBl‘l0ttei'DWl} Oli But this practice never was suit’ ,_,The print diy embalmer ml ters, namely: Jesse ln British col- November 11, 1931, hy Rev. c. N.|,,r,1e in the cilmaie or agreeable tv being continually ewwsedeo diseases Ill S0llt-ll A fl'1C 3. umbia, Reginald, Walter, Miss En- Brown, Renie-Ainsworth Jay to th, wswm of Eumpe and mis of an kin” d|phum.m_som.1et ”v_ ' ld and Miss Amy at home, to whom M11. MBl°i0l\ Burt. bvth 01' FH!1l'il!18 ooimi;ry_ Ancient elnbalrnlng WBA er, typhoid fever, smallpox and etc. CAP-E T0wN_ South A1,-|¢B_ _,al-,_ much sympathy is extended, The Brook. mf, much dgffex-en; fl-Um the me.. yet he go” about h-5 Work 1,5,-_ 18_ (Uma/Man Press cable)__The funeral takes place on Wednesday PB-W-ti°n and Cufmil Of 9- mm °‘l` 10-551% H15 Brea-test enemy is BHPUC South African government is sub- at 1 p. m. from the home. Inter- I DEATHS shoulder oi bacon. It was Pureiy'poi5on_ Every you numerous em- shmuauy mweasing its suwdies w

a -awww of Pickiins and drvl“€ balmers nav the once with their the agricultural exooriftrade, as s

Traverse.-S. ,HYNDMAN--At 9 L0!1iZW0l'th AV' out. A well qualified embalmer of-lives Ahmug-h septic infection." 'result of the consldemme ha;-dsl-gpg

_*' ' mu” °“ January mf wlnured f»°dBY 51159994 with the dl5°°'VWl*’5 MY- MGT-'CH-Yi'-S addfe” °°V°‘\'°d the caused producers by the stagnation

-SAD NEWS RECEIVED-The Bracken, wife of John O. Hynd- of modem science can embalm a whole field gf h's professional act- of markets and prevailing 19W pl-ic- sad news was received last week man, in her 50th year. Funeral pri- body for hotter in a, couple of hours ivltleg and proved qi' unusual inter- , es, _ r by Mrs. John Burke of Elmsdale vate Wednesday. than oovuld the ancient Egyptian in est, i The num” dup”-imgni; today of the death of her brother, John 70 da s_ ks mmm - T- Y¢°- °f Melf°l`°- Saskv ‘md fm" gomoN_At Montague' wgdnes; "Thle success of the ancient EKYD- gsetglag 33:25, sezgllded W i:2il°1;l;;;dd-lhvliilulbidlllcclzallzznfjd: meriy or Aims, P. E. 1. Hu loft the _ __‘f”'h‘;;‘“““;“/Ns' a1°32'Mtrh° If/’I“““1s tum emfioi-timer depended upon a l-any Richardson and presented io to 25 pe, 'mm me gummy on Island about ten years ago to rc-Q “ig r ° ' n S' U" combination of pickling and climate. to lvl.-_ Morgan by the Chairman. fresh fruit; and eggs, from 12 to

side in the West. Many friends D°`r°§' .aged two and 9' han Climate after all was the greater Mr. LeoDoucet‘.e. 30per cent; and on fresh and frozen he" Wi" 199°" i0 leaf" °f his mm S' _ ravi-or. It woomolbhed the drvins The word "Funeral", Mr. Mac- meat, from lo eo zo per sem.

P55593- He leaves '90 .m0l1l`“ his INMAN-Entered lntn rest at Port- out nf the body and kent the til- Lean explained-. mea-mr towb lieht ] --»- Wid0W. five dHUShl€1`S Bhd three land, Maine, January 1'l, 1932. Elsie-sues dry. Mummies that have re- procession and is supposed to have Socialist Sees _ S0118; H150 the f0110W|HB DTOUWYS L. Inman, youngest daughter oiimained in perfect preservation in been derived from the Latin word ’ , , and sisters: Peter Yeo of Beatty. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Inman of Egypt for thousands of years, if “funis" meaning torch, because fun- Germany S Decllne _ Bask.. Richard Yeo ot the Detective gmp,,ud_ Funeral “omg mm-_ brought to this country and un- crals among the Ancient Romans ---- Staff of Toronto City Police. Mrs. DUN|>Hy_M Mmvgew J,-m_ mth, wrapped would absorb mo'sture and took place at night, so that the BERLIN. Jw- 18-(A-PJ-A4011!

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I embalm as well as the E8YP5ia.rl.s? ' D°1°5°l'°~‘ t0 5Y“°d-'W- G- HWS- ' ‘But such is not the case, we have Modem Methods '|T' E" M”'°N“"

Substitutes-G. V. Moore, A. L. M. I

"with the di.-uovery or srteru1l“"'°1”Y' 1

system modern anehal embummgé _Delegates to Diocesan church So-

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-clety-»--G Sherren W. E. Enman, R. |

sanitation, -preservation a.nd_5hm.en_

' um gf! magistrates and priests might not Hitler, National Socialist leader..

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In lovin; mcmo`r;_of Mrs. P. .l.

Mullally, who died January l'lth, 1931.

The rolling streams of life pass on, But still the vacant chair Recalls the voice, the love, the smile, Of one who once sat there.

Inserted bylher Husband and

WANTED WORK BY THE DAY BY F“m|ly‘ Y°‘"‘¥ ‘”°‘Y~ Appl’ 1 “sh” M

Street, or Phone 150-L.

156-1-19-ai.

Female Help Wanted

Card of Thanks

Mrs. Frank E. Sullivan, Kinkora,

WANTED-AT ONCE. COMPET- wisheswexpress her appreciation

ent maid. References. Apply 239 and gratitude to all who showed Pownal Bt. ` 183-1-19-li kindness and sympathy during her

A VISIT To UUR STO’-I MAY ll :IMS “VIBE to you. The Second Bild BDON, 108 Rlfihhlbnd Bl. _ 138-l-l|'\l

reoent sad bereavement. Bhe also

wANTBD_woMAN 0|- M|DDLE ‘Wishes t0 thank all those Who Sent

Mass Cs , Spiritual Bouquets and

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city. Apply J, care or the Guard- "5

ill. 108-19-l-31

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' Charlottetown and

North Wiltshire

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L9-Wfeme Kimh- Melfofd- 5a'~"‘k~~ Albert B. Dunphy, aged 64 years. 111 8- slwrt Spare of e give I i Mrs- Maynard Snrinsus of Bognor. ‘Funeral wednesday morning to st. an offensive odor one deouy. 'rl-e -be violated by seeing a corpse and ©0111 a meeiins °f 5-000 Berlin Sili- Maine and Mrs. Burke of Elms- Jo,-,whimg church, Vernon River. Pyramids oZEgypt if broughttothu so be prevented from performing _dents tonight that unless the na-

llic Girls CII-lb 01' U18 Pl’¢BbYii¢l'|B!1 “lei P- E' mmd- t'° all °f Wh0m ‘Funeral leaving house at 9 o'clock. country would soon crumble away their S8¢1’€d duty- i 53;; "di-;51d°’;l' elameglt; _be°a'1___e_W_5“_‘i

,hurch Summa,-ggde, held their much sympathy is extended.-S. iMCINNlS-In this city January 18, and fall to dust. A V°t° °f tmnk* m°"°d by M' “ 8'” W an en

' ` .. tm mod of em.. Stewart Jones, seconded by Mr. Bolshevism and fnternationalism"

.__ , 1932, Alan Melnnis. aged '10 years. The Egyp n me i

. - ~. Funeral from M_ Hennesseys Pap .mlmmg was as f°;1ows_ The hwy Harry Richardson, was extended to Germany within the next 40 yenrsy

‘*****°*‘****°‘ - t ,H5 W laced on B mme sm, gh, the speaker by the chairman, Mr. would become n "Nation of language

iors Wednesday morning a was p . __ St Dunstan's Basilica, thence to thol-ac and abdominal cavities were 15° D°“°°°W~ Al11°\'iBSi5 the UUSIIIEBS teachers and museum guides.

l’l h0ldl!l h F ist NBZ15

` C th _ h ed_ 1- b in dmv,” matters discussed were t e 8 The leader of t e asc

Roman a olic Cemetery t en open a me e ge mme of B ladies. m8,ht_ contributing tg-i u 1 we _students to take an active!

:;;:'° “;?sl:;:eW':,,_rZ,.es_ Wm; the financing or a social service 3 pm Ln the Nm ,,,,,,,eme,,,_ H., wid

were wnsldered unclean md h.es_ted,worker and a Junior -Hockey and ` them may wma an hem-,me 193-le,-5

~ -,h'R»ed Cross benefit SP0”-S Hilhi- A if they sow the future, not in tennis

I N M E M 0 R I A M as outoasis, opened the bod-Y w\ inew member, Mr. John E. Cameron of "Pulled knowledse, but in action."

looking into the complaint of bus _ megs people that the first out8°iDB mail for Charlottetown from Surn- merslde leaves on the 11.20 a. m-

correspondence in t

sidered that the amouli , to be carried would not JU-Si-“Y 91° expense of ii third dispatch oh the early moming train. "The matter was presented to thi Department two or three V01” 18° but no action was taken. lt is doubtful if the Department wouldf consider it favorably at the DNS' eut time because they an °“f°*“'

iing expense in every way P08815" and have turned down o nllmbtf Of applications for extensions to rural routes, which under °fd\¥\1\’y Gil*

Tile matter will be taken up by

Mr. Allen at the snnusl meeting 0! itho summmlae semi of 'n-ado

was received irlto the Club. The Dwxumg B decmvc moment in

W In loving memory of our Father, . . ' guests were Mr. Frank Burn; of Gemu,-nys ifgwry had oome and

Agents Wanted M“l° Help “med Christopher Lei’-ze, who deparce-l'M3.ll SSYVICG B°=t0I\ “Hd M1" °°°k- °f "W ““' bu-.ming "Marxl.~mi" for Ge-mauve"

-__ this life, January 19th, 1928, also , - ioelian Airways. Moncton. ¢-de(,,_y_-- HMG, said mg; -‘gg me

, ~ EXPERT BARBER M th , Milli ,

m/“ELLEB WANTED QN BECOME our s eclal low cost dbuarizd etlhis lifgegll iakeranzllvho S ,_ .___ pres?/nt process wntmues' Germany

through p P uary th, course. Hundreds of successful '1931. And Gh.,TOWn ` _ .wlthm 30 years will no longer be a graduates. Write Moler Barber Th _ i declsivc gwtm- in me Wm-14'; “__ oouege, als Bi;-m__g_to;_i. 1-1i;i__ll;;¢_,___ ei-e_l:__r_::_ what seems so is -- _ Hepburn Mggts mm..

M. . . ov. - . _ _ . Mr. L. R.. Allen, ss chairman o , “We today are Incl” gigantic

This life of mortal breath _ me 1 the s,,m__ House Members

Us 5"* I l“\"“'b 01 U10 life clvsin-ll. me Mm Cmm e 0 h been' problems." he said. “and no matter

TWO YOUNG MEN, EIGHTEEN Whose pllrtal we call Death, me;-side Board of Trade, B5 __ whose govcrnment it is__(ohamceu__

train and does not reach its des- chell F. Hepburn, ~. 1' ed

_ hi ck- W t and Ontario liberal leader ~

mmosnunulbllaofgr Ibxusllneil ixlbus- anlis Libe"al member of the Provin-: "The m°5t de5°'“°"f"° themy W

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es it was tu et in caucus here fm “WU” 55 th” me mmes me

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es m oharlomtcwn to Bgmwef ialdgsillilsllll-laynlonliiscuss tactics and d°°531""’- what We “Wd “N “md”

ime o 08 C ~ ‘

or the comm season 'rm ers who know and understand the

mum mm in the afternoon' m..!g:ll1<ii;s lollowed a ingesting of the pwple. The most devastating ln- Mr' Mlm asked me Pasta! au :management committee of the On- ldiiitmchi- 01’ the Pfeévnt réilime Ind

orities at Charlottetown whether B_______° I_________a_ __“o_____t_o__ ‘__ wmch system is that the. M'/een mmm” M3 °f man wma mt be carnedresolutionls were passed supporting (P1'0SP€¢¢ivc N821 V0f»¢fSl 5° ni” °“ me emy ummm; "Bm for-Mr. .Hepburn as leader. The meet- understand their 511631655 leaders Ch=f1°i°°*°W“- img also endorses w. E. N. slnoiulr. nor their political and si-.lehtlro The f°“°W1“¥ 'S "‘ °"““° ";;n5i:.c.. as leader of the party in the leaders." H 1°*°°’ f"°“‘ Mr' whm' Pm "legislator-e. 'rho Nazis, nltior sud, were tak- f\°¢ 1"°P“°°°' “‘ “““"”°" "° -M” Al' 'rho 1932 annual meeting o fthe mg over the task or or-eating lead- 1°U'l ’°‘1“°8°~ _.Provincial Liberal AsS0cl8ti0n Will on who would some in touch Mein

"The d°¥’“'°m°“° ma always con ihe held at Ottawa in October. with the masses.

t of mail.

cussion at the caucus and. plans were laid for an active attitude in Lost Sea

‘mobs ol the administration or the B°S'I°N» “"~

_ounutances would have been sf\=*'| ed..

or) Bruening‘s or any one e‘se's-` unless the proletarian and the m'd-

(Camdhn Prem -die classes again become s united

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TORONTO, Ont gn ____ Emn people ___ thought Gemany ___ doomi

The Liberal policy on hydro and ____-»

taxation formed the topic of dis-

connection with a resolution of the

nanagcment committee, urging a _"__ 18____,rhe Provincial Hydro Commission. 1°" “V "3 °‘ F'“"°'° Dc Roche’ Beth Mr. Hepburn and Mr. slo- H4111” '°”“*“~ W” ’°"°"‘d he" elsh- souls-l no-an or sinermees wdw bv the *f°"’°'_'“’°°““°° °‘ in the ranks of the part: :J dilem- P°ft1““d» Mmm' ms °"°r]°°d°d tion between themselves. dorii °“P~“"d °“ F"'d“y‘ D°R°°h° ltr. Hepburn, who was appointed WM 30 yell? °ld-

Llberll lender in succession to Mr. --“"""'°°_”'“

sloomr, foul-neu mouths uso. has PEISONALS

not previously met the members of - ills Le¢isletui'eincsucus. Mr. David stewart leaves this

morning for 'I‘o:'onto after Spend-

lnsims moms that mn ma lm a pl-anim. holiday at his home

All om time also lei-in-1-all Methods §P8t€fS --~-- __ G

The annual meetiir' of St. James .‘

CHARLO 0 M ______,

’l'I`E'l' WN HOCKEY That emibslmng as nfrad-ised byip. ,ham mn¢_ mm the mm' _ is-.~-iirvlerisn Ciiuiuii in held in , _

'he ”‘°i¢'“5 E8Yi'1liBns is a "lost art" ‘were removed md the cavities were The Ladies of the Congregation and that the ancients were nwrelfilled with resins and roots, the of Bt. Peters cathedral entertainf.-:' iSk=1f“1 in this rwbeft than the mod- iopening closed with s suture and the the men of the congregation at ii i°m" W” ’°f“f'°d 1°-55 °V¢11m8 bl'-b0dY Placed in a pickle for seventy very enjoyable tea which was glvei- i i

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ling, thc _ .il Legate, ’

:Le ischoolrocill lux 1

:i~.liii.~.'.el', Rev. R. Ti zorifiilciing :1 short -' mal serv-g ice before the i: '- of the

-\'.;-niiig was tcikciz j 0:1 motion Mr. J. l 'rriett \\/rl'

'imviiiitetl cilairmolz thc hiiri ness meeting with I' 'cnry l.'il\» thorlle. Secretary.

Thi* session report 1 i ihen :'<~'-_'I

hy M. l.<-gate :incl v: ' followed ii; reports. from the Sliiiriny School the Senior Bible Class. Womr.~l1`5.

Missionary Society, Mission BllllLi,§ Cradle Roll, Ladies Aid, the Giiilli; and Boy Scouts, all rliowilli; ieryi satisineiiiry work, with stead;-' :ill-| vancement in all lines. I

The trustees reported the fin-|

anccs ln good condition r.oi.\\'lth-3 standing ihe many calls on their resources which included the rc-' rliodcllinir of the interior oi lil-'~ church, the repairillg of the or-goii new roof, etc., leaving the building inside and out in first-class condi- tion.

The retiring trustees lvlcssrs.

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'l VIESDAY

-'.-i;ii l' C. (i. I, T_, regular lii--i'1.l\il' - Social Hull. lui-:.oli.» l1>,;.iiisible lor annual -‘:><.li'l_.. ii: cliurzli organiza- tions or L-i:il\‘:iies_ please hand :hum in Mr J. I-I Whear, Sec- rcts.i‘;,'_ or io mile of the Min- isters, hcinrt- Mectillg ill OfTic~ ial Board oil Prifiay.

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A. McLeod, Henry Lapthorne, W. K. Rogers, J. F. MacDonald were unanimously re-elected. `

Mrs. J. A. Mathiesoll and Miss

Ina Gillan, R. N., were appointed to represent St. James Church at the Social Service meetings.

After 9. thorough rliscussion oi' all

At Rotary

AL lin- li-i'_;ii';.' Luilcheozi yesterday

the cllurch`s activities votes of i me lmuukw \‘.";l_`; mc RPv` D' Mchean

__ .Sililhiir oz Milli riield. who gave an

thanks were extended to the dli~ ‘_ _ _ _ Y _ ferent societies the leader of the : lnt(’m'\‘M mn M mv an of con*

' ' V , \'vl'_\,.ill-~:l. .~lii.\\:it.;; lion' that nrt wa.s

Boy Scouts' the Choir and u5l‘"5‘ de\'r`;-.;ir-fi ii. iii-_ llzalilalicls of Scot- for their splendid work. 5 ,ani

A hearty and unanimous resolu- R0m,.,,,}, H_ (~_ Bmw, woke of mm °r apprc°i“u°n was moved by the Junior liockey League games Mr' D- A- MacKinnon- 5f?¢0l1dUd by this seusoil, \\-llich worn very poorly

Mr. A. E. Morrison, and presented a<i_¢nd@d_ HC nppguloil fu-; more to RW- MV- I-Ognle for his irlvalu- support on the llnrr oi the Rotarians able services sinr-e his induction as as well as the general public. He minister. Particular reference was stated that it was proposed to hold made to the dignity, beauty and nn lee nleei on Ferbilary 3rd, when effectiveness of the services in St. the foul' teams woulci play hockey James Church and his work in vis- mid U\'~‘1‘P Would 315° be Wm” Lting the sick and atiwiling me sports. A suissinntial portion of the poor were emphasized. lt was with Proceeds would bf* in aid oi the Red satisfaction the offl-:luis noise the Cf°SS~ 0" "“°“°“ ‘i “S d°°i"°d steadily increasing am,udameS at that the Roiuriniiii assist ill the sale the various services, all indicating Qf tickets* appreciation of the able sei-:uoiiw Mr' B' R05' H°lm“" 315° sp°k° °“ preached by the mmisten ML L_” ilu- question, dwclliili: oil the value gate in acknowledging the ____so____ ol developing future hockey players tion said lt was the first time wilii- "“` C‘,“"`l°“"°“"" in his knowledge that such B “__ ltoiurizln Alirecl l°lck:ll'd road the solution had been proposed and ____ _-pmt of the conlliiiiico that was

` .ippoiiited to deal with cn-operation

ammnudy passed M' E busmcal of certain social .societies in Char- meetmg of B congrcgm°n` ' i<ii'.eim\'n. On motion it was decid-

The meeting closed with the D°x` ieli to ieilvc this miliil-l' to tile direc-

ology and BeiwdI°t'1°n‘ ' tors to bring lil ;1 rccoiiiiileildaiion.

The guests lirf-sclit \\‘el‘c Rev. C.

N. Brolvll nliii ’l`honi.'is F. White.

TI°00p Sergeant Roiarian I\l:i‘r-i~ J A. MacKenzie

Dies iwns in tile rll_.iii'.

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<¢'="'='"="\ PW* Mrs. Stirling IS

WOLVERHAMPTON Staffordshire ' ' ) °

EHS., Jan. 18-Troop Sergeant Johni “Iarltlme I resldent

Stratford "faded away" curly todas 1 _(,__nadian Press)

He NE "§°;'T`,°lq "mlélfd b_°_`""? rl.-ilsrl-'.»\x, N. s.. Jim. is-Mrs. w.

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;;1_e;_s"_;cxic ` mc' A nl N .E. silrliiig, l-la'lfux, we re-elected

Eighty 5.5: veéws _wo Stratmrd e_n_ ‘ president of the l\/i'.lrit.mc Wome'n`s

` - . Athletic Federatzon at the annual

listed in 1-,he Fouriecmii Light Dra- _ _

meeting Saturday, Miss Millab

gooris. He serverl throughout the .

Worth. Saint John. waas chosen

Indian mutiny, When he was 90 he _ , ,

. _ _ .first vice-piesldeiit; Miss Florence

wrote the war office complaining; _ _ __F _ he was hard up The WM Orme _"__ Harris, Halifax. second \i.s presl-

' ` ii t- (1 Mi-.=_ w. i\laii.<on_ Halifax

. i on , an

medmtely made mmwon for mm' §'I‘rensxl:'cr, On :he :ldvisory board

E are !\i':.<. A. C. Peixipas. Dartmouth

S- S. Mountcalm T0 ` land Mrs. (‘ Gillespie. Morlcton. N.

Call At Sourls ' B

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QUEBEC, Que., Jan. 18-The ice- Q

breaker "Montcalni" and the was-_ Uchooner Safe

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ial vessel __“S:1_b_lc I" ;/h_ich__ snilcdl _l.__"___di_m Prem

rom ere ogc ier on ri ur av are _ , _ , _

‘ .\lli:ll iURl\E., .\. 5. Jiill. 1_8-The

wen on their way' The_“Snblv IH 3 lii.~.l`fl»'~r!L motor \'c.<scl Bel'lw.d0. of

an-l:e(: _Zt Sf"_en__ !S_l_n_nG"' Shnfuy \'.li':lliilll`il. \\'."e.=. io\\'l‘d into tll's port a e 1 c ococ' lis moriiini:._.____,m___\_ N _,M B,_,$_0n S(.h0,mc,. and thc “Molitcalnl" in eimrgo of_,_,____,, _\!.,,._,;,_,il_ which iiiCkPd thc Capt. John Hearn, tier-filled fnr________,_ ____ to I___,,___ _.H 5he]bume_

Sydney. N. S., was nt. Fanie Point _ “____h ,_,____H__ ___m,_bl,, _,_ 3 heavy sem “twelve tmrly ddnck 'v°5m'd“'\'l ilu- M-.iixlizll sailed for llcr home afternoon. She will stop at Soilrisi _,___ \,___,_]_ _-7,,_,.0U vmmd_._ of fresh P. E. I., to pick up pusscllgcrs und 3 ,NL

mails for Magcialeli Islands. mid is! _ ___ ‘____ `________ due at Sydney late this \'.'cok. | _BANQUET AT CLWTON |10.

1""‘*_“~‘ i'l`l~1L-'The lllelnbcrs of Chadwick

L()]1d.()|'| Basks ‘Chapter No. 4 of ihe Eastern Star at

Sunlnler"iii~ culobrxlied their open-

In Summer Sunshlnc ‘ing lllvciillg ful' the new your with LONDGN _mn _8__A_P__ __B_____ lull eiljnyiible briliqllri :it ihe Clifton

' ' ' ,‘ il-lotwl. 'Illerc was il very large at-

ain experienced springlilce \vc:ither;mm_mCC O, Inmlbcm Good fcuow_ yesierdaiy in the middle ci u"ri.'\r§Sh_p _md an u_mm-lm,__ mmook for llormally is thc coldcs; and ci:-:wi-_-L-'ihe in-w _\'cni' pr--\';\.ii»d Miss Aud- ml mcmh cf the 5'9"' roy Tuylur \\';r_~. lofi'-1 misircs~'. The

Almost an parts °f th" "‘}"mr“ iousi lisi. \\'n.'< as follows: Th,-_ King;

r<°p:':tz~d bright siiilrlino und illild`Om. (.m_,,,,._ ,,,»,,,,,,_..,.d by Mrs, air. Tilcusands travelled io ihe sou- l.__,uJ_ S,m_.l, ,,>_,Um,d to by Bm side from thc iargi- cities and sgicili __\_ Sh “CK_\_\,_ -lm, Lud;cS_ promsed a few hours sunnillg ihcmschos in by M_._ m.n_,_ 51,8,-,,_,-,.S;,m,d¢d io by “Ck Chilifs Oil U10 bfacms- Juli..-<i\1ll\e:aRnznsny; The Men, pro-

Thc tompcraiurc at the Kew ob- Dowd by ML, _/\__ 5_ M_»K;\_v_ rcs.

scrvntory near I.-cnclon touched E2 mm;-,i U ny gg;-_ Alex p_.i;1mifsol‘i degrees, 10 above normal for thi-~ TWD ,_;¢-_~ii.,»,: i» rising-: were giver. time of the year. In southwesi l='li\.- -5- 1-irc. A. i\-lcliily and Mrs. C D land, temperatures were tile ll1r;‘f--1 MeC.il2iii:i. Auld limit _~‘3!v`1\C “'01 regarded for mid-January nite- _-.mq iij~ iii-~ mill lull; iiciore :id- 1593_ 11.11. iw "s Zr;‘.c.~ rooms for the

The fo;-oc-iff lzst n`r1h; ':‘:~.~1 io" - il" _ A \'.".t: of thinks

in ccniiliilz' cr. cf 511': \.'r'"‘i li " i>;‘. iii". curl I.ls:x ’ 1.1:: 'which to a lesser extent h:-.= r;i.~i- for thai- it .- . il; s_.i-se un.l sump-

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tnisdsysbnllpnyhisduty. here. _

_notefiifled the Winter thus lar. tuoils ;'cP“5l~“5-

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