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pail bearers were: Messrs. Murdock offer to the care-free tourist as to Morrison, Jack Nicholson, R. A. Mac- how best to spend his winter vaca- Kenzie, Herbert Gillis, Ibemuel Comp- mm, but perhaps none is so alluring ton and Clarence MacKenzie. The q,- romantic o; c, Cunard Line cruise remains were tenderly laid in rest in to those glamorous climates in the the cemetery at Belfast. there to West Indies‘ which are associated with alvalt the resurrection morn. such famous names as Raleigh, Drake,

Kathryn will be sorely missed, nohgawklns, not to forget Henry Moc- only in the home. but also in thcigan, the nowflou, frcebootgf and his community, where she was a general

bucaneers who sailed the Caribbean favorite with old and young. Lasttigetterattons agm summer she openly professcd her‘ To sutt the requtrements of every‘ faith in the Saviour. Silo was an] d its 5.,

purse. the Cunard Line an earnest student of the Brie g/titlltrgtttivnt soctated cctnpames have afranggd an School, a member of t e an tmstve tttnemry cumming o; t", Endeavor Society, of the Missiontistutsfl atom to the we“ mm, Band and her place in the Sunday; from New York. commencing Wm. School was never vacant. To her the swung 0t, the ufitnwnta» on the grief stricken parents, sisters brothersttth; syfitiepadthty of the whole; the "swarm" on the 12th Amp wmmun y ex n e ‘ i ls hi h are from 8, 9 Although bowed down with gricri Tm‘ m‘ B’ w c

d twenty-six days in duration, now and often sighlng for the touch an . ' ~ l it y, taking in the of a vanished hand and the sound ‘Lover a var ed men“

. ~, J , St. Pierre Fort of a voice that. is stilled, may they “km” °t s“ “m '

‘dc France, Port 0f Spain. 1b Guam . look up to Him who al0nc is able to, i

iGarccas Colon. Kinil-iifln- HWIM- - bind up the broken hearts and say Nassau tvnt utmtnlte at New York t "Kathryn is far safer in God's hands, ' _ than tn our” iThe rates are from $175-

Arthur Handles, General Passenger l Manager of the Robert Rcford Com- i parly Limited, Montreal, agents I01" the Cunard Line. Framed B" 5 din‘ ner aboard the Cunard Line "All-k.

upon us and those more fortunate ionlg" on Tlresday evening which was [ beings possessing the wherewithal to held gol- the benefit of Montreal . while away in their leisure moments stcamslllp agents. The dinner was; tr... 23rd Psalm by request. it having Wm shwtty betcontemptattnt t trtp followed by the showing 0t an ex.

been testified the deceased a shol-ttw Wanner 61mm“. talent mm entitled the “Mam 0t a time e n” s 9 passfi “wax Th“ There are countless suggestions toium caylbbean," a wmderful new film

'recently released by thO New Ywk office which was prepered e‘. 8"" expnese to assist steamship 886B" to thoroughly familiarise themselves with the full itinerary of the cruises.

In brief after-dinner address, Ml‘- Randle caid that these film! Wiii

clones KATHRYN DOROTHY = t. anus

i‘ "The death of Kathryn Dorothy Gillis, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex J, Gillls, Flat River, which jock place in the Somerville, Mass, Hospital, on Sept. 19th, 1929, deserves more than passing notice. Only three vvcelu before, she left home for the first time, seemingly in the best of health and with many years of nsc- fulness ahead of her, but God willed otherwise, and called Kathryn to a brighter and happier home with Him- self in Heaven.

Her mother was summoned to her bedside and has the satisfaction of knowing that everything possible was done by kind friends, doctors, nurses and specialists‘ to stay the hand of death but in vain. The remains were accompanied back by the heart- broken mother and Mrs. Daniel Mac- Leod, of Alllstoil, c. personal friend of the family.

The; funeral service was conducted by the Rev. Mr. Thomas, of Toronto,

The funeral was held on Sunday nft-zritcon. the 22nd, and was the largest ever seen in this vicinity. Mr. Rodger, her own beloved pastor being absent on his holidays and was W-ry impressive. The hymns sung uvre "Safe in the arms of Jesus.“ ‘Shall we gather ct the river" and

A WINTER-S VACATION

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Winter's dreary cloak will soon be

play 1m important p811 in Pmmoi-ing the desire for ocean travel and will‘ be an excellent medium for Supply- ing agents with instructive fill-W‘ date selling information.

He concluded by mtihs Mi M‘ ing the winter the film will also b! available for exhibition at church and other societies desiring enter- mlnmmt of an educational nature.

M MGNTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Market reports furnished by Green- shields. a 00.. Montreal. to Stave-rt Jones s. Co., Bil Greet GQMIQ M» Charlottetown.

Quoted st 2- o'clock, October it, l”! Abitlbi ... '..,--.. 52 Alberta Pacific Grain ...‘.. 40 Asbestos ... ... .... 4 Brazilian . ....... .. ... .... .. 64 B A. Oil .. 55% B. C. Power .. ... ... ... .... 45 Canada Car .. 29 Canada Cement .. .. 23% Canada Power and Paper,“ .1. . 30 Canada Brewing .. .... i0; Dominion Bridge .. 95: Foreign Power Securities

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Industrial Acohol . .. M1455 International Nickel .. ... 4B International Petroleum .. ...v 26 Massey Harris .. . "film Montreal Power , . 168 M00011 Frontmaoh}. ... . National Breweries . . . . ." National Shea‘ Car .. Canada Bronze Canada Malting .. Dominion ‘Tar ..

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Simons 39 Wayagamack 8i Winnipeg Electric .. ... ... '10 [Allegheny . .. .... .. .... .. 40% ‘Anaconda .. American Cari.

mndix Aviation .... .... 65 Consolidated Cit-is 130% International Harvester .. ... 105% Kcnnecott Copper .. 70% Paramount Players Lasky .. ... 09 Poor dz Co. 2B. 36 Radio 79% Sterling Securities A. .. 28% willys Overland .. 17%

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Bank of Nova Scotis .. ... . Royal Bank

Stock Quotations

HALIFAX, Oct. flip-Quotations furnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK IXOI-IAN GI

Atchisp, Top. 8c Santa Fe. Ity. . 269% Am. Can Co.

Am. Smlt. a Refin. Co. ....... 106% Am. Bosch Magneto C0. b5 Anaconda Copper Min. Co. 106% N. Y. (Jen. a Bud, Rv., R. R. .. 216% Con. Gas Co. (N.Y.) ......-... I81 Huii. Motor Oar Co. ..

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BAPTIST SERVICES-North Rivti’ Field, Ocwber 27. Fail-view. 111. Hi- North River '8 p. m. Lma-Oreek- ‘I p. m. Sunday school, hbrth River at’ a p. m. w. n. MacWalkcr. Min- ister. '

can: nAsrccanms-Mra. John camel-on, m. Kent Street, gathered quite a lot of raspberries in her Ell‘!!- en-large, ripe ‘and Juiev- "Phi-i i‘ probably the latest crop harvested for many years. . v PIIEBBYTEBIAN ~- CHURCH in Canada, Sunday Oct. 27th. There will be services in the Long River Church st Ii-a. m.:' in the Clifton Clrruch at 2.80 p. m.: in the South Granville

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---_._.___.____ INSTITUTE MEETINGS

The August meeting of stclmopg Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. James MacI-auchlan with thirteen members and four visitors Present. The meeting opened by cinc- ing "Carry Me Back To Old Vll-Q ginia," and roll call was answered by "My Earliest Recollection." The School Committee then cowl-ted and u the sick committee were absent, no report was given. New committees were appointed. An interesting report of Annual Convention was given by deientu and business was discussed. The meeting was closed by 51mm;

the "National Anthem." SQNQIIINf-‘ITIO mflnthly mostly; of Women's Institute, which was hold on September 4th, mot at the home of Mrs. Percy Douglas, with mil-mo members" and four Vilitorl prqggng, Th0 11109"!!! Its opened by singing Its A Good Time To Get Acquaint- ed" and rolrcali was then answered by “My Favorite Vegetable" and on minutes read‘ and adopted. Th, m: and school cmunltieca then repel-us and new committees were lppolntgfl, was discus:-

'I‘he "Sanitarium drive" ed and eollcctors were appoint“, m; "Mimi 1161M in Iincins. “The m- ti0nll Aiitlléfli."

QOMIIOI-TIIO Ochbeg .mQQfln‘ of Stcnhope Women‘: Institute met st

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VISITING CITY — Miss Lexie Penny, home teacher for the Canad- ain National Institute for the blind. has arrived in the city and is stopp- ing at iii Prince Street for the next week or two. Misc Penny will be glad to visit and assist any blind persons who will let her know their address.

WORK PROGRESSING 0N NEW CllUltClh-The work on the-new Ro- man Catholic Church on the corner oi nayiiailralld Queen Streets whlh has been going on for the last two months, is rapidly, nearing comple- tion, and will probably be finished by the middle of December. At pres- ent the exterior is being completed- the roofing is being put on and the window-sills painted. The inside length is 121 feet, the width of the sanctuary 8B feet, and the width of the main body of the church 50 feet.

romca COURT-Ten cases arose at the police wurt yesterday mom- ing. Three men, drunk and incapable,

' had $10 bail estreuted. A man charged

with operating e, motor vehicle with- out license was given 7 days in jail. Two cpeederes were fined $5 and casts or l0 day's, and a third case for the sonic-was adjourned till Oct. 24. ‘I110 defendants in two cases for the breach of the milk by-iaw were fined $5 and costs or i0 days. ‘A case for the unlawful possession of intoxicat- ed liquor was adjourned until Oct. 22. . -

msrirorc ORGANIZED AT AS- CENSION-A new. branch of the P. E. I. Woman's Institute was organ-

Miss MscPhail, on October 18th in the schoolhouse. The following of- ficers were elecicm-President-Miss Mary Ellen Morrissey. Vice Pres.-. Mrs.‘ John Handrahan. Secty. ,Treas.< —-Miss Clotilde Arsenault.‘ Directors.» -Mrs.~ Isidore Chaisson, Mrs. Fidele Bernard. Mrs. James Handrahan. Auditors.-Mrs. Joseph Gallant. Mrs. Peter Polrier. The regular day of meeting is the. seconcrFriday of cv- ery month. The first meeting is to be held at the home, of the President Miss Mary Ellen Morrlssey when roll call is to be answered ‘by 'I‘hanksgiv-- ing Quotations. '

’Mr. C. M. Cox. ' Mapagcr of the» Pun Mlk Co. Ltd, and Mrs. Cox, lef-t Saturday morning to attend the “International Dairy Industries Ex- position at a .....t0.

Misc Hilda Connors left yesterday on return to Detroit, Michigan, after cpendilll the Put three montbcvis- iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H, l‘. Connors, _ f

-<.___. tfie evening of October - 3nd, with thirteen members and four visitors present. The meeting opened by 5mg. i118 "It's A-Cood Time To Get Ac- quainted." and roll call was answered P! “Pickle F-fliipflf‘ The committee than give their report and new com. mil-ii!" W" 599mm‘ Che business NH of tilt meeting was discussed. A "Qiii-lll ‘was. then given by Mia, Ihomnsfllcdlbe entitledifiorrowmg s The unnull meeting wlll b9 11914 in 596M090 School Nov. 5th.

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(spun; u, '11,, Guardian) I - TORONTO, Oct, ia-Thc Canadian National Railway-S em bow °i m" ing c, Lord's con workini 55 9' i°°°m°' flvg inspector. He is the I-loncrflW vomoy Braye, son of Lord "and Lady Braye. of Rugby, England, who are at present registered at the King ward Hotel, having come over to visit their son. The Hon. Verne)’ 375W- who came to Canada six months n50. and went into the C. N. R. shops early in life, displayed a pehthflni for mechanics and he is in the busi- ness for the simple reason that he likes it. ’

Lord Brayc is proud of his son. who has ‘broken away from aristocratic family traditions and is eager to fol- low his natural bent. The son is 25 yam of age. Before he came to Can- ada he served his apprentice-Shin with the great Crewe engine works.

His work keeps him employed at all hours night and day. He is on the road at all hours, inspecting locomo- tives.‘ Bathering infonnation and making-reports. He is often on the job as early as six in the morning and sometimes works far into the night. ‘There is nothing of the snob about the Hon. Vcmey Braye. He labors under the same conditions as his fellow workers, and he is content like the others with the accommoda- tion of an ordinary boarding house.

_____.______ PREHISTORIC MAN'S FOOTPRINT DISCOVERED

BULAWAYO. Southern Rhodesia

Oct. 1B—-(British United Pressl-— The discovery of what is believed to be the footprint of a type of pre- historic hitherto unknown is reported by Professor Cipriani, of the Royal ‘University of Florence, who has been making ethnological resesrchesin South Africa. Professor Ciprlani states that he has found on the bank of the Liinp- opo River the imprint of an enor- mous ilumnn foot, which suggests a man of huge stature with ape-like tendencies. H; says it was made by the most primitive type of man yet discovered. probably by one that used

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the iflfse stone hand axe found in the Rhodesian Transvaal.

Geologists will shortly investigate the age of the rock in which the footprint was discovered.

The WPB 0f "Neanderthal Man." remains of vvhom have been disccv. cred in the Neanderthal cave near ‘Dllsseldfiri- Germany. and other Places. is believed to have existed during a culture tentatively estim- ated cs extending from 40,000 B. c to 20,000 B. C.

—-————-—-—--___ BGHOSTS MOVE FURNITURE BERLIN. Oct. i9—-(Britisl1 United Pmsiii-"Ghmiiy happenings in modern third floor flat in Charlot- iliiblli‘! are being investigated by mo midi“ ‘ member-i of the Berlin Pars. PsY°h°i°¢i<=li (PIS/Chic Research) Society. , The occurrences recall the story of the BDirlt which troubled the family of the famous preacher, John -» ,. iev» exeepi that in this case they m Attributed to a dead member of mo ‘Bmiiv- l-eerpenter. and are comm. iy associated with his niece. Lucy mliiiski- lied ii. who was much at. tached to him.

T“ p"'ni" i’! ti" Qiiiid. who are Roman Catholics. fcpflfted the mut- i“ i" "Iii? Priest. who in turn ssh. ed the doctors for their opinion, Shilmi’ luff the uncle's death. ti: en Lucy was ill in bed, 05km m BIVIOOIII W61‘! Quddgnly “taken and m°il°¢ 300k! danced about on the table. knocks were heard on the wcl] together with n91," 0t, carpentry. The” Kfilfflouder when the girl’; brother played a mouth organ ‘m’ “My would refer to such events by laying: "as h" been hem”

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MONTREAL, Oct. zo-"gemtt pace with other advances my.“ within the Dominion, the 0mm National has developed plan, M, night standard of broadciisiing u," ever before Ieqched in this coullnt. said Sir Henry W. Thornton, cm, man and President of the ‘Nltiocg System in speaking, this afternoon“ unseen audience which reached no; the Atlantic to the Rocky Mounts“ the occasion was the lnauguraticllq the series o! 2b ooncerls by m, Toronto Symphony Orchestra wmq will be broadcast this winter l, Csnsdain Naidonal Stations. Tog.‘ stations whose call letters begin ‘m "o. N. R." and two associated sumo. were jiiitiked in today: bmadcul, which carried the programme rm Moncbon, N. 15.. to Red DeertAllg, put on the air originally from Toiviiic the concert was eimuitaneolmy broadcast from the other centre; m‘ the United States was brought llltg the chain ‘by means of W. W. J. which picked up the programme and relay. ed it from Detroit.

Sil- Henry in Montreal spck; b; telephoneto Toronto. The Canadian National Network, which will now bl in operation regularly include Monmon. Montreal, Ottawa, Toroniq (talc stations) London, Winnipeg Brandon, Yorkton, Regina, so. lkatoon; Edmonton, Red Deer nit

Calgary. Vancouver will shortly bl liIddCd.

i In this inaugural broadcast of the iTcronto Symphony series," sil- Henry Jsaid “we ace the Cillnlillailoll cf months of preparation and an event that symbolizes in itself one of thl main purposes we hops to accomplish through the use of Radio." He wel- wmes the listeners in the United States and preferred to the Rlldlo u anoiher instrument toward ilu strengtllrling of that strong bond oi sympathy which existed between English-speaking peoples and ii which the Rt. Hon. Ramsay Mae Donald had contributed so much ll recent days.

The doctors visited the house when the-child was in bed. Lucy's leg! were held and precautions were tak- lP" i0 Drevent trickery. At first cam! tithe sound of knocking; then. ill all interval or silence. the bed iiiovtd away from the wall. Lucy appeared very distressed and W-Ppt- When Uncle Hans was risked '1 to dance. a puppet on a string above iulc bed Jumped about wildly. The {next instant a heavy table. welsh- ‘ing more than s hundred and flit!’ ‘bounds. slid across the floor. A number of seances hrivebeen fheld by experts who are investigat-

t‘ ing the phenomena.

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