AUGUST, 30. 1933

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN CENTRAL GUARDIAN Funeral of Rev.

ling is a commentory on the well gnlflg-f CnURcn, chewy 78L known words: “Thou shalt come ley, Sunday, sept. 3rd: Mattins at , l0 thy stave in a full nee. like we 11 s.m., Liteny at 7.30 p.111. Cap- slwck of swim wmvth 1n. in its tsin A, s. Wittig. 0A., officiating. , S°"°"~" "Ob 5-369 Sunday, Sept. 10th: Evensong at,‘ Cd l“ m5 wise Pmvideil" m1‘ 73o pm Preacher’ m“ n a a led him away suddenly, Aug. 26th, Brldgwater, MA so that he would not be a burden to himself or others, reminding us _ PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES __'thnt’ the day of the Lord so oom- Fcllowlng are the announcements‘ ch25” altjthlet m thghniggt", fcrtheK it dFrt l “°‘°“"““ manalld Presbyteriaflnigrlggggsaatirzan folfestilzr: Flajlntgisier- “ieuwu: SW91‘ °f day, Se t. a 193a: K i -\ " l‘ ° “p?” "B “gm”- ices 110,0 chin. and 13:75:33, Sci:- mliégifgsmgd Ignacio?“ dwa‘ b0? any School 10.00 a.m.; Freetown years March. 11E“ lszgernl: i 3.00 . ., l ' ’ ' Sew” “m 5mm” s°h°° father died when he was a child, 2.00 p.m., Wm, O. Rhcad, BA. and he w“ brought up by ms Th3" pastor‘ 'aun.t in Valleyfield. Here he went —~——-——-——— to school and proved to be s, PERSONALS W811i and dLligent pupil. In course f h h l Messrs. Daniel and Robert Mac- Zngeifienfleganlzew qcwadggfletzz?’ lLean visited Rustico on Sunday predecem, o; the Nam,“ yschool "—_ and P. W. College) and q allfi d Miss Dorothy MscLean, Milton, u e

for a public school teacher. Flor a "‘ was a visitor to the city yesterday. number of yew; he taught school ; ____ ,

mccessfully in several parts of the l The Misses Gertrude and Helen province. I was one of his scholars, i

Maynard of Northam spent Exhibi- tion weekcin Charlottetown and were guests at the Canadian Na-

NOBTH RIVER.

‘ma Alice Chowan, spent the

_ week end with her friend, Miss

Muriel Warren, North River.

mm Mary Edwards, teacher of Wes-ten Grove School, spent: the week end at he: home in Hamp- shire.

Miss Jean rsisssll, Comwall, lpont Sunday in North River, the guest of Miss Dorothy Walker.

Miss Doreen Alley, City, spent the week end in North River the guest of her cousins, h/Llsscs Norma ind Martha Walker.

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PLEASANT CIRCLE WOMEN'S

INSTITUTE

The August meet‘ng of “Pleas- ant Circle" Institute was held at

Fourteen members and nine visi- tors were present. Meeting opened , 1th radio selections. Roll call was

lnnnsiviii iccinns new son/ii [IRIJER

Government Engaged In Reviewing All

ed a new social order for the United States based on neighborliness. In the adress. delivered Saturday,

., "Warm; by “where I would L,“ Mr. Roosevelt said: "It is true that

To Travel." Minutes of last meet- lng were read and adopted. The different committees gave satis-

the people, through the Government are extending as a permanent part of American life-end not lust

1am”, report‘ and the following for one year or two years-they are

f ‘Entertainment for the eveningcon-

> Ies over l. screen comedy turned to

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new ones were appodntod. Sick, Mrs. Richard Large and Miss Beatrice Tierney. School, Mrs. Urvllle Large and Mrs. Ewen Cam- eron. Pmgmm committee were re- appointed. It was decided to hold an ice-cream social and ball game.

Ilted of radio selections. Next meeting at the home of Mrs. Em- riet Oroken. Roll call to be answer- )d with “My Mother's Maiden Ahme." Collection 88 cents. __._____.___ FARRELL, Pa, Aug. 28—Chuck-

icreams and ell the women st a local theatre stood up in their tests. Investigation disclosed a woodohuck, escaped from a pet lliop, scoinpering under seats. Men in the audience chucked it out.

, NOTICE

0n ueoouui of losing my Buns boring of my Herd of Registered Purpose shortlloms, about j-lneipuiiy Females. less.) n. P. MacNUTl‘.

Mnlpcque.

9r. W. R. Carson

extending their insistence that indi- viduals and associations of individ- uals shall cease doing many things that have been hurting their neigh- bors ln by-gone days."

, Drastic Changes

He continued: "This is the first time in our history the nation us a whole has approved drastic changes in the methods and (Orml 811d functions of government without destroying the basic principles.

“We are engaged today, as Y0“ know. not just the Government in Washington but groups of citizens everywhere, in reviewing all kind! of human relationships. and in these reviews we are asking en old question in a new form.

"We are saying, ‘is this practice. is this custom something which is being done at the expense of the many?" ‘

Mr. Roosevelt also said ‘ma!!! years ago the government was liv- en the right to mum lncrelslnl taxes on increasing profits ‘because of a simple principle that very large profits were, of course, made at the expense of neighbors."

I-fe maintained it was "no more restriction to tell a man he must pgy adequate wages than it is to tell him he must not hire child le- bor, m- that he must not maintain

a nuisance against his neighbors."

CHIIIOPBACTOB

Three leer Palmer Graduate ll PHIISI Si. Phillie 191E CIII IRIS.

Mr. Roosevelt declared the Na- tional Recovery Administration pio- gramme a success and said: “Thy downhill drift of America he! def-

initely turned and become the uir, ward surge of America.”

an address to his neighbors of b“ Mme o‘ Mm Lemuel Dawmh Duchess County today had acclaim-

NEW METHOD GUNMEN

Miss Mary MacEacherh, New RECEIVE FLOGGING

Argyle, returned home after spend- ingtl-ie past week in Charlotte- town. Whlle there the Exhibition.

LONDON, Aug. 28.—(C.P.)—For the first armed robbery in this country in which the American

Saturday and spent the week end with friends at Charlottetown Roy- aity.

strokes of the "cat."

They pleaded sllilty to armed rob- bery at a. Sloane-street jewellers and theft of jewellery valued at $1,500. It was stated that during the hold- up Colbard said, “I am quite pre- pared to shoot my way out if I am followed."

They were trying to escape in a taxi when a constable had the shot- gun presented at him by Colbord. He slammed the door in Colbard's face whereupon Cclbard pushed the gun through the glass and pointed it at the officer. '

Another officer who was on the offside was threatened by Johnson with a dagger and diverted it with his truncheon.

When told it was the first occas- sion the American method of a sewn-oi! shot gun had been used in this country, the Recorder, Sir Ern- est Wild, observed: "I hope it will be the last." In passing sentence he said that if it were not for their age he would have sentenced each to l0 years‘ penal servitude and e flogging. Crimes of violence were committed almost universally by youngmen.

"info Judges of the land," the Ee- |cordcr added, "are determined that this sort of offence shell nbt be sl- lowed to gain ground in this king- dom."

._-._-ii__ WOMAN PRESIDES AT

INSTITUTE PACIFIC

RELATIONS CONFERENCE

BANFF, Alta, Aug. 28-91". Mar- garet Pry holds the honor of being the first woman to preside at a round-table conference cf the In- stitute of Pacific Relations during the present sessions. Dr. Fry hand- led an important meeting yester- day at which the delicate matter of the influence of intemztlonal armament interests on violent na- tionalfstlc propaganda was discus- sed.

Members declared Dr. Pry guid- ed the discussions with ability and disarming diplomacy. Dr. Fry, mom- ber of the British group. was principal of Somervillo College, 0x- ford, 1926-31; is honorary secretory of the Howard Iseezlle Prison Re- form and a member of the British House of Commons committee on prison labor.

hei- ineawr at that time.

Mrs. Doveeux lives alone in s neat little house on Dufferin street. In a place of honor in her sitting room hang portraits of President Lincoln and Queen Victoria.

‘That men said, ‘You go free," she explained, pointing "to Lincoln, then turning to the Queen Victoria photograph she added: "She said, ‘Come over here. They can't get you hen!"

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PLENTY 0F MEAT IN DIET 0F WOMAN - PAST CENTURY MARK

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ST. CATH-ARIIVEB, Onto Aug. 28 ._oornmesl and plenty of meat have been the favorite foods of Mrs. Katherine Deveeux, who today em- barks upon her 103rd year. Born a slave on a South Carolina planta- tion, Mrs. Devesilx, known to her many friends as "Auntie" came t0 St. Cetharincs in 1983 with her hus- :band. She brought wlth'her a piece: of sheepskin on wich the date of

her birth had been l

0! 118 Richmond Street. Oppfllitg itoysl Bank.

and that is one reason wh speaking here today and I sueded he would wish me

French Prof). After graduation he was called to the Presbyterian congregation in lllarltown, N. 8., where he serv- ed the church faithfully for some years.

In the course called to the Presbyterian congre- gation of West Cape, P. E. Island, where he labored acceptably and successfully for years. After tendering his resignation of this charge, he came to Char- lottetown, where he has lived for over 20 years. I-fe was appointed chaplain to P. E. Island Hospital by the Pres- bytery of P. E. I.—a duty which he discharged scdenhlously for several years. first he received a small remunera- tion from the H. M. Board, but for Ylnrs he served gratuitously. Many patients

faithfully

He was a man who

of time,

and con-

will remember with sra-titude his words of com- fort and hope imd his fervent Pmyfli. .

During his retirement, hc Dl-led in several congregations to the ediflcation of the people. (In Ont, N. S. and P. E. I. he supplied as a thrologiciil student.)

As o Preacher he was earnest and evangelical and spoke with the accent of conviction, say: "I believed, therefore have I spoken." Those wlho read his published sermons that appeared in the lo- cal press. mil-it have known wlllld, scriptural and practical his teachingwes. Mr. MiwLeen was a man of more than ordnal-y ability, a. contempor- ary and school mate of tiff‘ Donald Montgomery, Education for the > he took delight in referring to men of considerable fame, who his scholars, and they remember ’i’liffl with respect and affect-ion.

and could

province and

y I am am per- l‘ to take ‘

tional Hotel. some part in the service. ——- Di his early days he did much o Mrs. Asa Brooks and little 200d for the cause of temperance . WEDNESDAY daughter Shirley of Marlboro, (a subject not so popular as it is to l 73c-Congregational Prayer Ser- Masih, spent the past week in New j day) and the first Temperance So- vlce — Vlfillvffl Welwmfl -- Argyle the guest of their cousin 016W I lolned, was under his di- Hearta Memorial Hall. 747. Annie M“ MNKmHOIL rection. In the year 1874 a" mem- _____.______.

oleble year in the life of Mr. Mac- I-tfln. there was a great revival of religion in the congregation Valleyfieid, undel-

he was

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late Supt. of

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Hope of its pleasures soon

But what will it be to be there, Where all is holy, pure and fair.

a little Hymns that express and feelings deeply colored by ex- perimental religion. said of his poetry what was said of the poetry o! one of the poets of the Sanctuary: "A spirit of invoca- tion, prayer and praise, pervades all his poetry."

venly lband,“ is as good as any of his works, showing oyc was not dim, nor his spiritual power abated."

vcut spirit and saintly life. Enoch-

lt was said of Havaniah, “he was a. faithful man and feared God above many."

tallst, as orthodox as the Epistle to the Romans!

supremely: he loved God's Word, God's Day, God's House and God's people. And with the apostle could say: oonstraineth me."

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—"'-' i Donald MaGLean i Save this ad This column II reserved fur queen's , save flflg ad .°§.'li'.'l’..."°.7l'.°'.ii.°Z§ ‘Z521’: .3331; . ll will not . . Inserted n I oeuts I word strictly sank“ m mimectmn with the it will not P-v-bl- l- ad's-n- funeml of the Rev. Donald Mac- appear ’ L“ appear nu. lmvo sronas owssn Ilchfmh $2,332,, ,2‘, 5th,,“ J22?‘ ‘again again Widnsslyioyl afternoon and evening [ductkd by the Rev. Dr. R. Mole’ 10 day sale ' i° °P ‘m ‘"1"- - head Legato, - assisted by not,‘ 10 day sale. —i_ 14511519? Stav Pt d RC . J. A. iii- Iiiit-II-I-i T" mfinflmfs- WEdHHdBYiPl-itchsro, wlfile u: addxzss was‘ night. A1 Blancbards Orchestra. given by the m“ J_ M McLeod} s ' - The musical service was led by the i ""_" “h” “d” M“ -7- 5- LBW" PEARS fancy Bartletts doz. ...-..............-...- s °,°"""‘"‘ mwm" 5”" wit" Me- Kali-h We‘ at the w’ APPLES, California Grzivensteins doz. 3:“ SALE STARTS TODAY 3rd. Kingston at 11 I..m., Cornwall 1am The pallbearers we“: Mr’ w_ , . ’ " ' - -- - -- ~- ~ - 3c , service at the monument at 3 pm" ‘K. Rogers’ w’ w‘ A. Stewart. Mr‘ l LUMS, fancy Wickson table, doz. 13c New 50mm,” n “a Rm n K John Mam“, m. Murdock msg, PLUMS, greservliig, per basket 73c specials a“ m,“ the R0,,‘ mmmm M.‘ Wm Mnwnm’ ML A E‘ GRAPEF-A‘UIT, illgh quality. 3 for 23c “m? __ Monmm ORANGES, Sunkist, per doz. . 25c, 35c, 39c, 49c ‘ ' rm: PBESBYTEBIAN ciivncn l The chief mourner was the eld-‘ _ ‘ n: CANADA _ Services for Sun- ‘est son, Mr. David n. Mscncsn; m m ‘ We H? always overstocked in vegetables. We are making day Sept (mi: Marshfield Sunday Nice-Principal of Westmount nigh, z F, b98018! Prices 0n the following r Potatoes, Turnips, Cabbage, school 1o n. m. Preaching service School, Montreal. The funeral ccr- O 1" Carrots, Beets, Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Celery, Onions Pickling 11 s. m. I-Ilghfield preaching scr- tege after the service proceeded m’ 5'1 5 _ Corn, Beans, Lettuce, Cooking Apples, Squash, Ripe ’i'0n1ai0es vice 3 p. m. Mt. Stewart Sunday the railway depot, the remains be- r a Q i=1 etc. ' School 8 p. m. Preaching service 7 ing taken to West Cape where in- I H Di Z; _ p. m. —Jol1n A. Prltchaxd, minister. tclmcnt takes place today, _ E 6 m selecltieziltls alt lowest gPiCBISr-llih Cltiaslottetown, and remember we A l ( 0 a ° 1' m" 01' lg es ua lty. Choice Veal for the SUNDAY SERVICES, sepiclnhsl- zmv. ma. Manson's ADDRESS .4 z g w°°k'°“d- Beef’ P°Tk> Lambs Cooked Meals. 3rd: Milton, St. John's Anglican: . ' . . Church: 10 a.m. Sunday School, ll Addressing the congregation {A a A \s,vngglll{rggpl;gqqggkglaghme shoe-d p-erfectly‘ p" lb’ ' ' " 19c , A , _ Q >1 , rst machine in use on P. E. l., per 1h. 22¢ ‘m’ m°mmg prayer’ E‘ o‘ Lam” RN‘ Mr‘ Mlmd 59"“ a‘ mumvs‘ Id a] "4 If you have not. tried ‘our W tIl d St k ' ' ' ' ter. Rustico, St. Mark's Anglican We are gathered together here x g L; tender 2nd‘! deliéeizu: do so» ‘he-l "Y9 JUlQR Church: 7.80 p.m., evening prayer. i0 Pa!’ 0111' tribute 0f 15PM l0 an "‘ . . ' E‘ Q Lucas,” ma, servant o, God’ whose W,“ i=1 Q id COOKED HAM, evenly machine sliced, per lb. 36c

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or fire." (which one of his forbears um h“ m‘, had), and he has written she attended Mr. John MacTavish (referred to p°°ms and Hm“ °r wnsid’ in one of hi8 lwrms). Donald Mac- _ lean was one of the converts and of his Dmwbg method cf the sewn-off shotgun was] M“ and Mm l n Caldwell u“ he proved to be a devout, faithful "An praise “d 31°‘? be m G°d l used, two 20-year-old youths at the,

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' - - F ii ifil Oi Kinds ofHuman Re- Old Bailey were recently sent to,’ 01, return Monday ‘or Montrenllangfiagss; ‘ataxia; aver 5mg; Pits: Hint; 1;? cjzagleresfnihvht he o s o a a es latlopshlps) S a’ s Penal servitude and were each or- :53: aesfldégizdvsejfiexsfrlggl: 011$: to be a minister so after several mdh ‘ Presjdent, dered a flogging. and M“ Nelson Rattenmm, [years of successful teaching, he The father. Son ‘and spirit praise. ,Scldl I Thomas Jackson was sentenced to entered the Presbyterian College, (Thais men“) (Canadian Press) five yflfii!’ i Wmua m‘: ‘e Mr, Jack C. Murray, Federal Mimtmal’ m mm” yea“ "he" A803“ 1mm B119 Hymn "Ill '"°k°“°“h° mm“ no.1». Inspector, cf Stellartcn, h’ “died “‘°°1°¥Y “d” "m" Glory." mwcimmwsm’ "y" m‘ w" ma“ qiflbard w“ ‘entemd w N. s., arrived on the nocnelsgs "1 Mwwm- D“ “mm” ""1 Of Heaven's glory now we uunln President nsnhlln n. Roosevelt in four rem Penal ital/Wile "d 13 Dr- Bvrlmlser- (Dr- Oomclrl was

to drink;

About 30 years ago he published vclllme of poems and sentiments

It could be

I think hi: last poem "The Hee-

us that "his

Mr. Maclenn was s man of de-

ike "he walked with God." lit could be truly said of him, as

In theology he was a. fundamen- Theic were four things he loved