‘PRINCE EDWARD

GAPITOI. — TODAY and SATURDAY

Captured by Gun-Runners!

a desperate band of ocean Terrific excitement every minute as your , favorite cmtdnor star leaps to flying action.’

GEORGE O ’BRIEN

Scrappicr than evcr in

“ WIND JAMMER ”

With CO.

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TANCE WORTH

The Central tiuardleii

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gun w Sunder. Aua. ma. NOPt-h l

ver n. ll e. m4 Stllflpy Bklge at 7-309-111- 60o. W. may. n-laso. 0F -____ i clwlwn or ,

There will be divine vim-ship on S bbltnh. A . 39th v e a f...» alga“ a ,,_“,,.”“__ ,,"°,§,,§l Concluding Sessions

SPURT H|'I‘la<>r'ti>m..i.1-i.nlm .I-Udfl’1l.

i 20w 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Bible ‘School 10 a. m. Service in‘ the Cavendish Baptist chumh 3 n m, Rel" Wm- Q- Quill”. Minister.

DON'T

TURN THE PAPER ITPSIDE .__

WARNING! T

SERVICE-Rev. John A. Pi-iwh- and will conduct service in Bred- albane Prsbytcrian Chum on Sunday, August 39th at l1 a. m.

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hlcnts that arc

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. .i- Iluu" of the fox ,0 vun (‘l'.ll'l. (‘untuiuoiis fccd- ‘ iii! of dcpomposcd malcrials kl zhc luv, sxncc the fox has a rcla- i

~ smnii l-zcr. rc-tllis 1n r \-'\stci'.i;|u.\. Should Wspefl the fight of V , pzivatc properly and ndded that V-lfl- ‘ifltlllfifllfifllblfi should V/‘rllOCllVo labor ugrccmcnt. and i"! fl-“ftiivordig it lcgislators would ac-

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rlctlcmlicics, )‘A\I-IALIIA-‘rI

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ulm ivcrl. and pnzntcd out that on thc lnrucsl. rzmch

Gcorcrctowvn - (‘harlottctouh

nu nllflllill visit to Prlucc Edward

of thc lslunrl pcoplc. FT\l"l"\'(i T\If)‘\‘ll\\', I\I.\V

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Phonc lltl-litti Grafton Si. .\l.-\(,"S SERVICE STKATION

Alum-liven and .‘Iilt'I)0ll|.','ZIII. I'm-to and (‘Izlutlr- will gladly! W"- Rnfl 11"‘ "oi-“P co-opcrntc at any time. We hnvc ill-hour service.

'.l\ 1n.- futly piutcvlcd h) f t . .131 nl.-nt iliut ma) i lilc driving in this Bus.

ALLISON Illljfi IS

Grunt UPIIFIM.‘ St. Irliqllwg-zti-{II

Island Motor Transport Ltd.

Summer Bus Schedule

CHARLUTTETOWN SIZWUIIERSIDE tVlA KENSINGTON) Dally i-u-rpt Sunday 8.00 A.M. 12.15 l“. 2.10 EM. 4.00 RM. Sunday only 10.30 AM. 8.30 PM.

. . Mcnsinr: (vm count-m; Imily vim-pt Saturday and Sunday 3.45 PM. 0.00 PM.

FOR RORIIEN (VIA SUMMERSlDl-Z) connecting with Mainland BU Service 2.10 EM. FOR NORTH LAKI (VIA SOURIS) Daily except Saturday and Sunday 4.30 EM. 1.30 PM. 11.00 P-M.

Saturday only 10.30

Dnily except Sande!

HVILEIIEIVN ALHOFIVN"

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(I'I\"'.\'O(l.)VI\' I~I.I..I.FIN.\'\"HI'

jtllllliilfl fiuipuuisino uu g0 iuaiuafiufi i: ju ulnoi o1 posiidnns eq "JIOA "WM

(JR "ll PIP "OA IIIO

Problems f Discussed»

esccpnoniujy intcrcstiny; 101:. .llt‘ writs dr- thc Charlottctoull

the prcpar-

tcinjicruturcs" lly plmlucuu; 1

ccnsc hurling

Yfl '

,6 0! ,comp sh a sbcial in the diet. ‘Yilllw.’

flu‘ nutuml llllll-l Th!‘ Cardinal the- soils hl\V(‘j.\/Ik\llI'l('P Duplcmis had \' .lnm and that. he had asked the unvcrnmcnt. lcadcr to act a; me- ilintor bct-vrccn the company" and {the union in ,.n effort to unravel tthc fancied situation. . "Th0 prescnt. strike of cmployecs rho fox ..\ likc- t of Dominion ‘Pcxtile Company and i-Icmcnis. and u,- nffihatos," roads the Cardinal's llllil. h» strcnuthencd j communication, issucd from the of flllllfiflllx in , Archbishop's palace. "constitutes it ixmrsanice form Illilllllkl, be rcnlizcd. ]lT(l]lf3I'II(\Il.~_ Such i fltltlccrnus stntc of affairs for public peat-c. and Is seriously prejudicial tho tov to inst-uses. ‘lo both t-lm lcomlinny‘! rpyppd mmw . mc-nt. nurl the workcrs. Therefore. nmrt v.11 upcriuion , It Fwlllflll l0 "s to the minute- “Illly to llSo all our ‘ rrnnorflis and smooth n glnto of affairs that has l, \'it.'uumc< has chnnqccl failure to Iwmm" F" Ifmsev “But. bcforc any move I; made The [wrung M ‘;:‘TViOII< WW.“ towards conciliation or a truco. PTOIIICVI Qffllllh‘ {IS [WIFE

BATS IN ATTITS

‘Brits may b» (‘lnssod as bencficial

com» a nuisance

charged with illegal possession of

{and costs or three mOIiths in jail. A drunk was fined $10 and costs or twenty days.

Issues Appeal

nieces, Msses Agnes and Margaret McGilllvl-ay of Chicago, have I arrived on the Island to spend an’ Qua“, their holidays. 1L is forty-six years since Mr. Joseph McGilll-

QUEBEC. Aug. .~(‘I[I1lg lmlflstrlalists should 00n- .l<ler u collrcllve labor agreemtnt.

rcluml villeneuve of Quebec to- l appcnlcd t0 T "116 Company and slflklllg members of the National Catholic Federation \\'0l'k('rs to sottle their differences, m tho intcrcst of “social peace."

(i'."i\\'ll_V 0f the LTfllTllnlil said in u ivrttten appeal to the company and which closed nine ialants in province Aug, 2, obliged him to use llls influence to “smooth n state of nffflilj; that has bccomé so tense." Hc rcqucslcd the opposing groups

30 passengers on beard the 5.8, "North Star" arrived in port yes- lane, Bedeque. terday morning on the fourth and ‘last call for this season. Exccl- our roll, with the banner for the llent arrangements were made for taxi service and as the passengers

placed in cars and taken through the city and suburbs. Among the ent for New Brunswick. passengers are C. J. Hanratty, Chlggigol C_.N_R_ publkjfly agent, banner for the best Band in Nova and Rev. T. A. Jarvis, Pembroke, Scotia. Thtal of monies raised during year", $1829, The report was prepared by Mrs. M. W. Brown,

cnch other and appealed to the humanity" of the company mana- ucmcnt. He wnmed the

(mt. n nephew of Sir George Per- lcy. who with Indy Parley were among the passongers On a recent and rcad by Mrs. KinsmonBz-ook- cruise. Among the visitors were 119111.115.

Mr. O. H. Brown and his daugh- ter. Miss Dorothy Brown, of Bor- dentown, New Jersey.

sailed at, 4 o'clock.

Weetville, N, s., left by the Hoch- laga Monday after spending a a,“ ab, ML and My; Gel-aid hold in honour of the faithful

n niorc sciruc ntmos Procum Prince s,“

ram,“ M“ N.” cstahlishcrl. which w (‘ISp and exact exam h, y, h‘, prlnclplcs our! thc facts-involved. Wm"? 3w; m, \Vc nsksthvrcforc that the interest- spmnw,“ whm“ cd Pflfllfis discontinue thcir biting “WW rm m, stntcmcnts. harmful insinuations and nccirsations which cxasperstc

g r U, L 1U} ‘(I and unfnvorahly ‘ ‘ “ nvoid putflshinu offensive articles ,_ _ , _ both in fhcir nr-vrs and editorial M grglwfgflffl T)‘; i columns. now that public oplnlnn ‘ ls suffitdentlv alcrt. It would be

wrong to ldcntifv Ilic ink-rest; of 1 . ,. thr- workers with such political movcmcnt.

Automobile Owners, illfftlld; .".I..’.‘if..“2l i21.“,f§£",..2?§ liowAre Your Brakes?

\\'i- hnvc u comnlclc llrzikc Ht-rvicc Stntionmlso gcncral "mil-iii f"? "WY 1i" _ _ n“ and m“ uluht fun; lnscct; most of which

‘ urc economically lnlurious. and as such they should not be dostrovicd Bats, howcvcr are a nuisance vxhcn thr-y choosc to establish thorn- solves in dwclllnils ivhcre they be-

Ovcr the hills of Kelli’! Cross The cyclist flying goes

into the voles of Kelly's Cross While the evening sunset glows.

With the shadows sinking low, Paddling a cycle with grace and Quigley. A basket In memory of

On a highway-trees all a-row?

As you sink into the vale, ' And m, sun mu down in the Gcrrturle Eaton of Lower Cunard.

And the sun comes back to view:

‘ plr-asant odor. rcscmhliniz that of A new wonder WM“ m‘, u‘ an.

' , . Amh . Ext‘ t»: f f ‘ ma,“ m m“ mzhL For m“ roam" rhe straits, in their evening glory fist '~ Imfl 0f 0mg"

lt is desirable not. to destroy thcm but to exclude them from YOU haunts by other methods and af- terwards closc up all hnlcs to pre- vcnt, their return. This ls easv of accomplishment, for it has bcen found that thr-v do not like the smcll of nnnthalcne flakes. Prom 2 to 5 pounds nf those chean fakes which are obtainable from most (lruz stores are silfflclent for the l nvrrnue hat roost in dwellings.

They toss and pitch with an awk-

As the evening shaddws lower

Into a green veled bower.

‘Affair/ms TS!

when Visiting

PICTOU

STOP AT

S EA- BAN II TOURIST HOME

(OPPOSITE STATION)

Excellent Hcommodetion and “all:

Who wish for reel thrilling drives. To follow the way o! the pre-

And have the best time h théifi

Over the hills of Kelly‘; Oroea The flyclint flying goee.

into the velen of Kelly's Croee _ _ while me evening sunset glows. I Trelnor was soloist.

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Cornwall

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CONFEDIRATION LIFE IN.

SCOTLAND-

, . ) DEATH 0F

(Continued irfjti

a n

1.4m. Maritime Coir! 5ymbgl oi great corporate wealth

SUNDAY slmvlcls: New aus- ventmn Hekt

__-__ PRESBYTIRIAN C l! U II. C ll

‘on of liquor was fined $200 eque, P. E. I.

Momlng Benton

A history of the Womcnfis Mis-

.____i__.___.

. s I Per ona s Mrs. Jack MarLPod. Summerside, M: R“ J_ MacDonald M the Q was rcad by Mrs. Edwin MacFnr-

Rfport. of World Wide Guild of

N_ T] h De rtmcnh chm“ lanc. Bede-qua. Report for New lottetzvfgrfllrds retained from an Brunswick w” tend by ‘he sum-- enjoyable holiday.

Mrs. C. T. Nlsbct.

Mr. and Mrs. Harlin stewart or 5mm "I Rrmbmhrbfl"

A Service of Remembrance was

members of the U.B.W.M.U. who _____________ this last year have passed on to A CYCLISTS CELEBRITY l hltlher service. Mrs, Boas Eaton. ...____ Bridgetown, conducted the service, and Mrs. D. H. Maltland. MecAd- am Jct. led tn prayer. Soloist for the service W55 Miss Berna Hues- tis, Charlottetown A basket of flowers in memory

p.13“, you Bu" been out, on g of Mrs. Lockhnrt, mother of Miss

drowsy we Bessie Lockhart, was placed on

the platform by little Barbara.

e359 163 members (Nova Scotla 89, New Brunswick 63. Prince Edward Is- land 11) was placed by ‘Francis

The forested hills loom before Jenkins.

"Love" wus the theme of the Quiet Hour conducted by Miss

your BYOS

wesm-n 5k). N.S., which opcned the nftcrnoon

while the evening breeze it, falls. mestlmz- Sh» was assisted by

Mrs, H. O. DeWolfe, River Hebert,

Then you mount the grade with a NS,

umury stride Miss Auncs Waring. Home Mis-

ynu, yids, Baptist Church. New Glasgow, N.

But. you laugh and look at theblue. 5-. 88W wmé lnltt-‘febllflg 811M056!

into her very fine work.

As you reach the tnp with n for- The report of the estimate!

ward strewn committee was given by the gen-

eral treasurer, Mrs. Susie Seaman,

fgtgh missions in 1937-38, 831.54l.83; for

A laughing smile at the flaming home missions. $14,431,501 total es- ball.

tlmute, 04.197133.

Pageant Presented ward ease,

sinking fest the Charlottetown Mission Band. Seven Ilttlc girls dressed to repre-

gem" you mow, yQuTg winding sent the seven rays of the rain-

up bow wen-z Alcthca Saunders, Ruth

For n halfway mount, on the hill. Tarbush, Bcryl and Daphne Mec- And you'll Qnvy the cyclist, of Kol- ‘ Phee. Vclma worth. Georgie Warn

lye Croee ; and Audrey Maclnnis. Five llttlc

M 3h, ~11; in m; "t; with a! girls representing the mission ltl-i 5pfl], ‘ uone: Jenn Robinson, Joen Mac-t Kinnon, French Jenkins. Gladys;

Then the collie to ell of u-ie epor-; Ward. and Barbers Qulslev. Solo-‘

gy d”; l lst. Bernice Ward. In the costume of a Moslem

described lass ton, geve e preview of the Study

led in prayer. Mrs. finncts Boll

biting A. Iain. Miss More Clarke. K,I.H.,Mouc-

inn. Ile the speaker at the elos-

Two rundred women from all parts of the Maritime: have been in attendance at the thirty-first 1,1gg5.n_ annual convention of the UBW. MU. being held in Charlottetown

Mrs. C. T. Clarke, Saint John, has been re-electcd president" for Lhc third term. Other officers ap- pointed were: vice-presidentshfrs. J. A. Clark, Charlottetown; Mrs. 1,4336, P. L. Orchard. Yarmouth, N. 8.: ——- Mrs. J, A. Poole, Saint John, NB.

CHURCH SElWlCEs mnggwn, general treasurer. Mrs. John W. s. S. 2 p, m; Service at 3 p, m, by Seaman. Amherst, N. 5.; Prov. New Dominion Young People; New treasurer, Mrs. Etverett HunLSaint Dominion S. S., 7115']; m. Scr- John, N. B.; Mrs. L, M. Morton, vice at B p. m. by Kingston Young Yarmouth, N. 5.; Mrs. J, P‘. Mac- People: Comwall S. 8.. at ll a. m, Neill. Summerside; Mission ‘Band Sacred Song Service at. 730 under treasurer, Miss Emeline Abrams, auspices of W. M. S. L-1879, Monctcn, NB; corresponding =ec- -————- retary. Miss M. E. Hume, Hunts-

POLICE COURT-In the Police port,‘N. 8.; recording secretary, C0111‘!- Xesterdny two persons Miss Clara R. Fullerton, suint John; Prov. Secretaries, Miss Ger- liqucr-"home brew"—were each , trude Eaton. Lower Canard, n.5,; fined $10 and costs or twenty Miss Augusta. Slipp, Hampton, N. dbl/S in Jail. A party for illegal 3.; Mrs. Edwin MacFal-lune, Bed-

———— The Wednesday morning session VISITING PROVINCE — Mr. opened with a Quiet Hour con- Jbsvbh P- MvG11l1vrns' and Mrs. ducted by Mrs. John Crockett. Mcfillllvray accompanied by their Summerslde, P. 2:. I. The soloist

at this service was Mrs. J0. Dun-

Report of the Baby Bend for Nova Scotia was prepared by Mrs. vrny left his old home in Vernon gitjnierrgs’ wonvme and mad by cc: s"as.,:;: 22:. 2.2:. sew» or B». past thirty-five years. He is Profes- i New Bmnswmk "as pmpared by 501‘ of Electricity in a high school M"- J°hn Llllto" 1nd Md bv there. This is the first visit of Miss- t M11- 11 H- Mbttlflnd- MlcAdom es Agnes and Margaret who were ' Jci-t NB- g bom m the Unwed stuns. Report of the Prince Edward ____ {Island Baby Band pgepared by NORTH STAR. 1N PORT-With - the supt., Mrs. l-fosvnril Schurman. was read by Mrs. Edwin MacFar-

‘Twenty-three Bands On the hon-

best Band going to Germain St. Church, Saint John, was t-hcsnlen- landed those who wished were did report zivcn by Mrs. Erma. Hicks, Mission Band Superintend-

Flrsc Church, Truro, receives the

Mission Band report for Prince

Edward Island was given by Mrs, This u; T. G, Ivcs. supt. Tryon Band, rc- their first visit to Prince Edward cell/ed the banner. Island. Yestcrday they were taken for n, drive. through the city and blbflflry Societies of Prince Ed- surroundlng country by Hon. Cy- rus Macmillan and Mrs, Macmil- Ian, the latter being s relative of the late Mrs. Brown. The ship lottetown, for Queen's Co; Mrs.O. C. MacNeill, Summerside, for Prince Co.

ward Island was given by Mrs. G. . L. Cook, Murray River, for King's 00.: Mrs. Ben]. Stentlford, Char-

Prince Edward Island, prepared by

from office.

advice to the Republican party.

"stop Hoover" movement.

BRITISH NOTE

‘venting-c Mm_»>*£,1.>_

should fly their national colors.

GOVT.

(Continued from page l)

operations

British newspapers.

Stfi/IHTISIW.

occurring every day in China.

(on whch Sir Hnghe was t-ravcl- was‘ zone

PRICE COMMENT

Iv, today broth were editorially calm over the shooting in China of the British Ambassador, Sir fflughe Knatlchbilll-Hilgemen, by Japanese aimieu.

The Mnil (Conservative) noting that "all circumstances indicate this unfortunate happening un- doubtedly “as an accident," said "If friendly relations are to be maintained between Gmeat Eitain and Japan all possible steps should be take-n to see that unfortunate incidents with such grave impli- cations aru avoided in futire." The Hamid (Labork says the Japanese “certainly are not such fools as to make a cit-liberate at- tack on the British Ambaseidor or even a British cur at this sage. “So Ihfifg is no point in getting worked up. striking outraged gee- tures or clamoring for retribution. "It was a tragic accident-like the bombing of the Deutechlnnd perhaps-and no Breton is going to ask for a sequel like Almeria.”

Archie San Romani, Kansas, bet- tered the world's record for the 2.000 metres today when he ran the distance in 5:167. Sun Ro- manl defeated Telsto Maakl, Ftn- nish runner. who also broke the old record of 5118.4 set by Kol-

wionary for the U.B.W.M.U.. who ls- Ycs, the walking traveller enviee fli- PYPSPT" P95")? "I m? 5510"“

A pageant, “Our Tusk", under, 0n the top of the crest-you are the direction of Mrs. T. G. Iveeul Charlollctown, was presented by,‘

woman, Mrs. A. L. ColpittsMonc-j

Book, Mecca and Beyond by Ed-l lives. I word and Rose Dndd, for use lnl

; 1007-38. Mrs. Helen Gllllespled T Mnccen, N. 8.. rend the scripture; and Mrs, H. E, Allaby, Woodstock.‘

erug Jonnsson in July.

ing meeting of the couvcntlon un Thursday evening. Miss Clarke has made an outstanding contribution to the work in Indie. She founded an orphanage M. Vlziansgram, op- ened i; home for lepers, and began schools for caste girls. She has now retired after thirty-five years service. Resolutions

The committee on resolutions submitted the following:

Resolved that we express our gratitude to our Heavenly Father for the work accomplished during the past yesr, that we have more than met our budget. and the bright. hopes for the incoming $0M‘.

Rceolved that we membcrs of

the unwi/ru. express our 1111-! g i m l mznrus predation to the officers of our ' mm n s pm‘ He h“ no use

Union fnr their faithful work. and that they are willing to continue another year.

Resolved that we record our dis- approval of the prescntliquor traf- flc, and wherever possible we c0- operate with our temperance work- 911,

Rosolved that we entcr whole- heartedly in the plans of our com- mittees for the celebrating o! our 70th anniversary.

Resolved that we extend our hcnrty thanks to pastor and mem- bers of the Charlottetown Baptist Church for their very kindli‘ welcome, their splendid entertain- ment in pageant end music, also to those who mede the IMO drive so pleasant.

JAL“... mum-a- ‘Ji-

He became secretary of twclsllr! first in the administration of Wsr- ‘ rgn G, Harding, and was held ovcr by Presidents Coolidge And Hoov-

Republlcens called him "thfl , greatest secretary of the treasury since Alexander Hanzilton", but in i his public career he was long the = I target of Democratic party criti- 1 l clam. By some he was made the

1n 1924 rhcrt- was an unsuccessful attempt in the Senate to drive him

The public never knew the real power and force of his inner-circle

He was widely regarded as one of the nblest, supporters of Her- bert Hoover as President. In 1928 it was Mellon was swung the big, Pennsylvanlu delegation in line for Hoover and smashed u. powerful

British ships trading at Spanish government, ports should not ap- Drmdi or leave thcm during the houn of darkness, and that Brit-

Owmg to Exhibition rush we were forced to discontinue dancing at the Seville Club durmg that time. Dancing will be resumed on Friday at 9.30 with Bill Fitzgerald and his Royal Ré. hels. Make up your party and enjoy a pk,“ ant evening dining and dancing at Seville Chin

OLD SPAIN RESTAURANT 151 Kent st.

wfinfi i

____ Automobile Firei

lCohtinued frpiliypige 1)

, -___... today not far from the Mcntsglue __§9EQ“_“°§._“°"l haze one) Road and extended from Hal's _' ~——-\~ Hill, three miles out w wit-hm dkfioglibflbfysf Embassy tltflkcsma: less than a hall mile from the‘ ‘P 5 e shlmllns. mu u, town‘ a rrnen evidently had mistakenly,

Bulldinis in dunBer in the m. Brltl-ih fleas wt c. ML‘ Stewart area yesterday included: which "f! red and blue. he Frank Fcehans and Thomas Rea/s iejéed tnhe ialinbassiulor should hm, on the Anderson Road; Alex. J. v Izh 8B1 allgc- enough to spm McKenzies at scotchfort; J8me!» ° er e WW0“ 1°“ ‘>1 ‘vs car, McLaughlin's and Addison Cof- M? Nanlmg Chmfs“ f" furs at. Mt. SLOWBPL. mm?" d1Pl°'“="-* H .