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M153 D°P°UlY 010W. Montague is Ilé-Srlllns in the city, the guest, o; . and Mrs. Howard Houston,

Ml-w Mary Bradley of Kelly's Cross is now visiting in Char.

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Mr. and Mrs. George McQuaid were passengers on the Borden train Saturday night returning from Boston.

--'BOBIN noon FLOUR is ec- Onomlcai, More loaves of better "d from each bag.

THE open road is joyous-but driv- ing can become wuriscme. Pull up at a roadside stand for a long. cool Sussex — s welcome break for you and [qr your passengers. Sussex Pale Dry end Golden Ginger Alesand the Ion‘ list of delirious Sussex thirst quencher! await you n/"Wllm " Plmv "'4- ‘Pnliling, snappy, with the rut tang of the famous JGPTWI WP“? (rum which they come . . . Appreciated by Maritime onnnoiuun-s for Iulf a century.

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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 19 MOSCOW

4'00 p.rn.-Broadcast in English. 31 m., 9.6 GUATEMALA CITY p.m.—Special Concert de- to United States. 19.7 m., 15.17 meg

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p.rn.-—Jeanne de Casalls in‘ "Uncle Arthur," moral fantasy for organ and voices.

17.79 meg.; GSP, 19 6 m., 15.31 . . . meg ; GSO, 19.7 m., 15.18 ineg.; FgéixfgqnggtyrgiilélflsrnqaEIZFD S . 25.5 m., 11.75 meg.; GSB, . ‘ _L‘"e 3L5 m_ m5, meg yestercay evening _the Game ' B0510,‘ aOdflfiigler of‘ ith: Plltloyai Gag;

. __ ' . oun e 0 ce caug Cllznttgn plgLDe giiriiiehesisiiiiili mgnksmt g5 ma“? of Secretary "The American Radio “g “c “ sq“ °"d'

Relay League.“ WIXAL, 19.6 m., 15.25 meg.

7:30 p.m.—“ltaly, land of song: Piedmont, Naples and the Ceresio," "Italian Customs," a

talk; 2120's “Man Bag," 2R’O' in their possession were seized mg?“ meg" IRF’ 305 and taken to Police Headquarters. PRAGUE

7:40 p.m.—Music from Bratislava. OLRAA, 25.3 OLRSA, 19.7 m., 15.23 meg.

11.84 meg

CARACAS

I, 1101185120 spend many more vaca- : GSG. 25.5 tions in the land of his birth. 3-. GSC. 31.3 m.. GS 31.5 m., 9.51 FULL SILVERS lILEET GOOD CALL—-Full silvers were in active rnacug demand at the sale conducted by

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5.9 TOKYO 8:15 p.m.—-Guitar Solo. JZ-K, 19.7 m., 15.16 meg.; JZJ, 25.4 m., 11.88 meg.

CONTEST MAKES FINE

new community which began on Saturday is now in full swing. and. is one of the purchasing ever staged here.

Simple as the rules are, the 0on- test has already become the talk oi the town and countryside and. promises to be the most interest- ing competition of the season. The following firms are sponsor- ing the new contest and are feat-

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programme events for t e club which will hold initial mr“ in the next week. The Inuit. “axillary under the chairmanship nl Mrs. f9. Maclsean Praident, held a successful Rum- mage Sale Saturday afternoon. The stock on hand was completely dis- posed of. The Sale was ivcli attend- ed and bidding was brisk.

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Review of Affairs OLR4A, 25.3 The w» Price Plild was $102.50. m., 11.84 meg; OLRSA, 19.7 m., ‘Ylllfih- ‘QT wmoarable mcirhen- 15,23 ma; dlse, was above the levels of the _ 355;,“ July sale. About 96 r cent of the 9:45 p.m.- Heilbron. DJD, full silvers were sol . Raccoon. the 25A “M11377 meg‘ only other fur put on the block TQKyo :19‘;- Wltllci but smaelé buyjfiig igteilestt,

. - v n pr es sagg . e g‘ es Jggllsmiifltrlrifigllffirermzg Smlgs‘ price reached on these skins was _ ’ " ' $8.25, 321th 28 per cent of the offer-

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Consumers’ Cash Bonus Contest Makes Fine Start

uring the commodities connected Cool Siioamb Shady Riil" and with their respective busin- “Nearer My to Thee". Mrs. esses as follows: T. Ives Jack Logan sang “Some Day the

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new Will s and used cars; P. J. MacDona d, Groceries and meats, used Pianos, Tom Davis, oiling and greasing, _ P. Simpson, new fall

J. P. Crockett, beds, spring resses, Rogers Hardware, Paints, Refrigerators,

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the merchandise you can from {h firms durin-y the contest term and deposit as many coupons possibly can. Remember-Aha more coupons you deposit, the better your chances of

Saint John, Charlottetown and Amherst. He is survived by his be deposited widow, formerly Miss Spicer.

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Y. M. C. A. Notes

Mr. George Gcary the new phys- ical director arrive Saturday afternoon and will start immediately to organize for the opening of classes within the next ten days or so. He will live at the home of Mrs. On Sc. urday morning Junior and Intermediate members of the iation sat retary to review schedules and pol- icies relatrd to the programme for this coming season. The Bowling Alleys opened on Monday last and a. the supervision of

The Alleys now present the finest appearance in years» and during the iist week quite a number of mam ers including the Y‘s Club have started to bowl.

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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MENT-Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Part- ridge announce the eme it of their daughter. Alice Barbara. to George Elmer Sutherland, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sutherland, Cit/Y. Marriage to take place early in October. 463.

SIX MONTHS IN JAIL-Charg- ed with obstructing a public of- ficer, a man appeared before Mag- istrate George J. Tweedy Friday afternoon and was sentenced to six months in the county jail. On Sflllllfifly B-fmnoon a man charg- ed with iliegai possession of intoxi- catltng liquor was fined $10'and cos s.

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The offenders. one from Mount Stewart, one from Riverton and the other from Fanningbrook will be charged under the section of The Game Act grohibitin shoot- ing on Sunday olice sad last night. The three shotguns found

DISPOSES 0F PROPERTY—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bums and dangli- lei. Miss Jean, have returned to their home in Pinehurst-Biilerica after spending a. very pleasant two weeks on the Island visiting friends and relatives. While here Mr. Bums. who has combined business with lllefisllrc. has disposed of his fine farm property here, his broth- er, Mr. Bruce Burns, bein the pur- chaser. For many year; , Burns has made a. yearly visit to his Is- land home and in the future, he

the New York Auction Company.

LAID T0 REST-The funeral of the late Hoisey Hooper was held from his late residence Powriau Street, yesterday afternoon at 3:30 and was largely attended. Service at the house and grave was oon- ducted by Rev. R. Moorhead Le-

MRS. ANNIE BRYENTON- The funeral of the late Mrs. Annie Bry- entori was conducted from her home, Clarence Street, Wednesday afternoon by Rev. Dr. Clark, pastor of ’I‘rinity-St, Stephen's Unitxl Church. Hymns rendered by the choir during the service were “By

Silver Cord will Bre ", Interment was made in Amherst Cemetery. Pall bearers were Messrs. A. I. Macliean, Leander Trenhom Blake Fisher, John Embree, Law B rd and Fletcher Coates. The wealth of floral tributes bore solemn testi- mony to the esteem in which Mrs. Bryenton was held.—Amherst News.

NOTED CLERIC DIES —Aftel' a long period of failing health the death occurred here on Thursday afternoon of Rev. J. W. McCon- neli, D. D., at the age oi 73 years. His illness developed two years ago when he was compelled by reason of it to resign his position as Superintendent of Missions in the United Church in the Mari- times which he had filled with great ability for a. period 0t six

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(laughter of the late Capt. George D. Spiccr of Spencer's Island. three daughters, Mrs. (Rev) E. B. Brun- dafo oi Alberta, Mrs, Gregory in Toronto, Mrs. George Burr in Quincy, Mass“ and Fred l‘.i Ter- 0fllt),-—A1‘llllEl‘St Nevis.

\I)DRESS AND PRESENTA- TION-Frieiids and neighbors of the ilistrlcts of Veilayficids East and West gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ross on th; evening of September 12th to extend to Miss Bessie MacLeod their best wishes on the occasion °l h". QPPIQQl-llilil! ...l.l.lfill'¥l.'el8.°.' .. N‘ iidditss ivas read by Mrs. J. A. MacPhei-son voicing the ssteem- in which Miss MacLeod is d by the people of her home community and their appreciation of her helpfulness in church school and community activities, when among them. Miss Mary Nicholson on be- half of the people of Valleyfield then presented Miss MacLeod with a. beautiful gift of silver. Following the presentation dainty refresh- ments were served by the ladies and the evening was pleasantly spent in music and games. -

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0R RESUURBEWHEN CRISIS BCMES

“The Lord Reigneth” Is Text Taken By Dr. Legate InInspir- ing Sermon.

The Rev. R. Moorhead Legate. D. D.. of St. James Presbyterian Church delivered an apt and in- sDiring sermon yesterday morning appropriate to the present world crisis when prayers are being of- fered for the preservation of wcrid Deuce.

Dr. Legitte spoke as follows tak- llllf as his text Psalm 93 and the words "The Lord Reigneth."

‘The best PCSCIIFCE one can have u hon‘ a crisis comesis a clear and dciiiiitp creed. Nbihlflg cml steady ‘he "lllld and stiffen the courage like holding on to Some carefully T110119“! Ollt Dlirlclllle which you can fldlltrt- t0 Life is nothing short of a S0110; of tests, tests of vour wisdom. ,\'0_ui- sireiigill, your purpose. your faith. And the older you grow the more frequent and searching these tests seem to become. And. ‘f you luclgi: the case fairly. you are bound to conclude that these tests are iii- timatciy spiritual tests, because the lilo?! and real part of you is your Slllflt. When those tests come to us they RIPl down through ilic skin and bone and roach the spirit of us. That is the part of us that feels the full force of every crisis. And that is why we must have a creed of some sort when we mect a cris‘s. A_creed schools and fortifies 1hr- spirlt tn face the lest. And vvhzii is meant by having a creed? A creed i not a mere form of words to which your intelligence gives its as-

se_nt it, is not certain articles of

MUSIC CLASSES RESUMED. —- Classes in Piano, Vocal Theory, etc., re-open Friday, September 9t Charlottetown School of Music-A. Roy Kendall, L.R..A.M., etc.

SUCCESSFUL PEANUT DAY HELD-The Kinsmen Club, Char- iottetowrrs youngest service club held a most successful Peanut Day on Saturday, proceeds from the sale amounting w approximately eighty dollars all of which go m- waid the Dental Clinic. The Club is to be congratulated on its effort and is the second time within the space of a. year that this same Club, not yet reaching its first birthday has raised funds for this ivorthy cause a Kinsmen's dance netting fifty dollars a few months ago.

PERSONALS

REV. Mr. Carlyle Webster of Zion Piesbyterian Church leaves on a visit today to London, Ont. lvLrs. Webster and daughter Mar- garet left for London on Satur- lay.

Miss Lulu ‘Toombs, accompanied by her father. George H. Toombs, and her nephew, Lincoln Dumont, left this morning on a short ma. tor trip to Halifax.

lvliss Ella Powers who has been visiting friends and relatives for the past month left Saturday morning for her home in Boston, Mass.

Mr. Leonard McKenna. son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. McKenna. Central Bedeque, who has been spending his holidays at his home left Friday morning to resume his studies in Holy Heart Seminary, Halifax.

Miss Mary Bradley

of South Melville. accompanied bv her cousin, Miss Mary Bradley of

Kelly's Cross, were visiting in Southport, the guests of the form- er's brother, Mr. Cecil Bradley and Mrs. Bradley.

Mr. Clarence Coady has resum- ed his studies in St. Dunstans College after apemiing his holi- days at his home in Hazclbrook.

The many friends of Mr. C. E, Mckcnzie will be sorry to learn that he has enteied the Prince Edward Island Hospital for treat- ment. His friends wish him a speedy recovery

Mrs M. F. Kenny, Carolyn and Jack. have returned from a motor trip through New Brunswick. In Chatham they were the guests of Rev. Sister Kenny. Hotel Dieu,

MlSs Reta W. Bernard has re- turned to her home ;n Hunter Riv- er after a very pleasant visit the uest of her sister Mrs. W. C. Mac- unrrie, North Milton.

Miss Kathleen Shrccnan. nurse- in training in the Citv Hospital has resumed licr duties alter spending her vacation at her home in Kinkora.

The many friends of Mr. Samuel Clow retired C. N. . employee. will regret toleztrtitiiathehasbccn confined to his bed for the past week.

Jilaltltl AGES - __ MOORE — LARTER - At 'I‘i'inity Parsonage, Wednesday afternoon, Sept. l4, 19118, by Rev. Hugh Miller, Mary Elllelllle barter, Chariotie- town, to Charles Edclisoii Moore, Winslow.

WARREN — MACDONALD -- At Trinity Parsonage. Thursday after- noon, Sept. 15. i938, by Rev. Hu h Miller, Ethel Isabelle MacDonn d, Coveliead Road, to Elton S1188 War- ren, Oherry Hill.

BOSE — WARREN _ At Trinity Parsonage. Thursday afternoon, Sept, 15, i938, by Rev. Hugh Miller, Edith Leslie Warren. Cherry Hill.

lo Francis George Rose, St. An- drcws. RICE-FARRIS — At Trlnlt Par-

sonage, Saturday. Se. t. 17, l 38. by Rev. Hugh Miller. eien Alethca Farris, Monclon, N. lo Richard Ralph Rice, Charlottetown

DOLLAR-STEVENSON — Al the brides home on Scpt. l4, 193B. by Rev. Wm. . Quigiey. Thomas Golden Dollar of Brookf cld to Ada Myrtle Stevenson of Elliot's Mills. i\Ii\(YI'IIERSON-JAY—At the home of the bride, 31 Gerald Street. on

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MCCLOSKEY—ln

Mass» suddenly, Terrence J., beloved

Sept. l1, oi Mary E. McCloskey erican Legion, Post No. 167. nn Saturday Sept.

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belief to tvhich you subscribe. Ii i5 a Spiritual Will-Km, earnestly sought for. and mostly struggled for, which

view every crisis calmness and confidence and strengih. And such a creed. m order to meet viiiui

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creed can save us from a confused attempt ation is my s morning. But one tlhing I can do, and one tllingl feel 1 must do is to propose to you a creed with which to meet the crisis, And I believe that, no inat- ter where you search, you will not find any creed more fitted to our needs in these 811700115 (lays than these words of the Psalmist, "The

Lord reigneth. _ God is sovereign over all the events that are ha pening. That 1S

d the test of time and circumstance. it is a creed rpiast exercised a purifying and upli ting force m the of men and nations, The exal- tation of God everywhere and al- ways. Not the exaltation of His bare

‘comfort us and steady us and give us hope. Not the excitation of God's mere power. But the exaltation of God's sovereignty linked with His care of and interest in His creatures: "_God ever. ' He is present-ed to us in the teach- lng pf our Lord and Saviour Jesus

God lS supreme, in all, and over all. no matter how things may ap- pear to us. God cannot be left out of anything. A hard creed to reach. because our one-sided and limited viewpoints will often conflict with it. A creed that cannot be reached until you come to the point oi ai- lowlng God to have His own way, until you surrender your Jud merits gives that command over yourself which enables you to say "Nvvcr- theless not my will, but 'I‘hlne be done.’ I find everywhere around me