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THE HIGHLANDS-Dance Wed- nesday. Blsnchardis Orchestra.

CITY TAXES-Friday, August Slat-last. day for 3 per cent dis-

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CUBA-J. D. O'Connell, "the child- yrens friend,” Moncton Thursday Friday afternoon Limited on the first leg of his journey to his winter home in Camaguey, Cuba, where he owns iextensive sugar plantations. Fol- , lowing a visit to North Shore towns I he will stop in Toronto and Win- nipeg, where he will supervise his ' annual picnics, and will then l proceed to Edmonton, where he l will look into the management of | the orphans‘ home which he has I largely endowed After giving a

who arrived in evening, left on the Ocean

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R. G. MacDonald Named Governor 0i . District Six Gyros‘

Rod O. Macdonald of Monctomi was chosen as District Govemor of District six Gyros at their second /day’s session at Halifax, Geddie. Cotter, of New Glasgow was elected l Lieutenant-Governor. l

A “stag" luncheon was attendedl by members in the afternoon arid Gyrettes met at Green Acres. Waverley for lunch, with Mrs. C. L. ' Cooley, praident of the Gyrette: Club, presiding. ;

Later in the day the Gyros and Gyrettes went to Dartmouth for an ' open air supper on the little island ‘ in the Dartmouth lakes. A dance concluded the programme. ,

Tracing the growth of fellowship down through the ages. Professor A. Stanley Walker, of the Univers- ity of King's College, told the 200 delegates to convention that fel- lowship would bring about a better

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picnic he will proceed to Vancouver l for his annual treat, pursuing a l course down the coast of the

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rround of fashionable society, is now in view at the Capitol Theatre. hinder the appropriate title, “Social n?egistei-."'The movie makers waste sllilé,‘ sympathy on the social aristoc- acy and with sharp, accurate rap- er thrusts provide an evening of iighly diverting entertainment at lmhe blue-bloods’ expense. 5 Colleen Moore, looking lovelier rllhll ever and sporting an amazing wardrobe of ilio latest fashions, l5 starred in-tlic principal role of Patsy‘ shaw, the. unsophisticated chorine,

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Jwinninger, the “Uncle Henry" of Showboat fame on Radio, enact the

leading male character pal-ls with finesse, while Pauline Frederick, ll veteran stage and scrccn favorite, docs nobly in the difficult role of a dowager society queen.

Others in the fine cast are Robert Beiichley, Ross Alexandr-r, hihrgaret Livingston, Roberta Robinson, Olive Olsen, Georgette Harvey and Hans Hansen,

Margaret Livingston is the wife of famous Band Leader, Paul White- man.

Director Marshall Ncilan has con- structed a. well-paced. smooth-flow- ing screen coiucdv-ilrama reminis- cent of his former hey-dcy as dir- ector of Mary Pickfords greatest successes, “Social Register" is rec- ommended for a social, entertaining evening. -

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western United States, where he will give more picnics. He will pro- ceed to Mexico and from there will leave for Cuba.-—Monoton Times

WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.— A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J.

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Stewart, Hampshire on Monday, August 13th when a number of friends including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kibby and family of Everett, Mass, met to celebrate the Silver Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. l-fampson Bowman. Promptly at eight o'clock to the strains of "Here Comes the Bride," played by Mrs. Everett Holmes, little Miss Dorothy Kibby and Master Myron Holmes entered

understanding among men; would break down provincial, national and international boudaries, and would , teach the world to live in peace and harmony, in an address at a lun- cheon in the Lord Nelson Hotel. R. W. l-lanning, president of the local club was in the chair.

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J l} 2i, 1934. Mrs. J. Wendell Mac- _ u ‘ bonus to subscribers.

Zililinu, rMabel Livinia Richards), of West Covehcnd. departed this lilo iii the P. E. I. Hospital, flgcd 47 | years. Seldom has this community l

the room and presented the happy bride and groom of twenty-five years ago with many useful and valuable gifts. Although taken en- tirely by surprise Mr. and Mrs. Bowman made very fitting replies thanking all for their kindness and thoughtfulness in remembering them at this time in their wedded life. After bouncing both bride and groom all present sat down to a WCll prepared supper Including u. large wedding cake made and pre- sented by Mrs. D. F. Fraser. A large crowd of friends and neighbors gathered to congratulate and charivari the bride and groom of a quarter of a century ngo. After

The guilds of medieval Europe were the first forms of highly de- veloped fellowship and in England they were responsible for the laying of the foundation of the far flung Empire and seaboard of commerce. “Gyro and such organizations to- day are fulfilling the same func- tions, when they branch out from their communities into national and international bodies," said Prof. Walker.

“Gyro is a stabilizer and in these o days of stress tends to stabilize the progress of society, Mayor E. J. Craggtoltl the delegates in welcom- irig them to Halifax-Halifax Hor- a d.

,_ (Timon AND FARREL TRIEUMFITM” p3,‘ IN FILM, “CHANGE OF HEART” AT THE PRINCE EDWARD ‘ ms dd when WOITI conic o su BI!

nan) , on 1 , he!‘ Janet Gaynor and Charles Far- ships of four youngsters just out of l dmth, Thgugl] Mrs. MaCMlllim “fl/Yrell score personal triumphs in college, two girls and two boys. j had been mung for a year m- more, "llvchangc of Heart," their first co- Banded together by tics of loyalty, ‘ f0“. were aware o; it as she was R, hflmsisrring vehicle in 18 months, which they enter the portals of a big city very fictive woman and glwayg ill (ypened yesterday at the Prince Ed- and begin their brave fight to realize Icheflful and gm? “we indication "Pile-ward. It's a story big enough for their ambitions. Through all their lof mm“ The necessity of a 591., amuhelr réuzlion—Kathleen Norris’ adventures rims a complex love mm Opéglticn was itself a surprise’ Iaoeromance of modern youth wresting situation. The love of Janet, Gaynor am‘, her himre to mny with even, wllllove and ‘happiness out of a sky- for Farrell, however, soon becomes posgiblc fllmnmm and 5km was £1 resliscraper world. The novel appeared the focal interest of the plot. Far- Shgck to w; an and to hm, 3mm,“ was under the title "Manhattan Love rell finally realizeshis love for Gziy- mg mnmy a témble grief and loss. T53R35}; Ziflrillvisviilfdtuiilihewflffi? flit.“firlhf’ln§‘i'l§e§.¢§°§°§T.<§§- l}; scams pfirssjiiitiglfrnhfighhi; r8035 ggsnfgtigmzd hrtgcvhhseoifiioi Bvcntllnc , , , ,~ ze 1a s r respec ve gldfxllflg of Afneflcas sweetheart’: um gfilgglfufisltétmggééhx ‘cheerful neighbor has been called homes wishing Mr. and Mrs, Bow-

tho "Chew of his“ Y“ f‘ by °ld “mm” m’ “mi” m" 21.322‘ $.12?‘ Qlilwtnf.” limit’; Qfiiififli... ‘if; lifiil. liiiiié’? mgncw‘ grown-up Janet Gaynor’ shes ers' - hon wh- do endcd so much on made the followin addrss‘ mm vmd‘ reabme heroine’ grown to The two romanm teams’ Gaynor herlficiiveooncrgyr and loving cnre- To Mr and Mrs Himosorl Blowman -=womanhood, and experiencing all andFarrell and Rogers and Dunn do ‘ 1 1 a 1 d _ d Ha-m Mr - . the emotions of a woman. And Far- splendidly in roles that are perfectly ; 5° "WC 1 1111559 If" "Wm"? Y P5 e- rell is noilonger the dreaming boy. suited to their thicuis. Humorous not borchved family and kmdivd Door Friends: but n man who challenges the world touches enliven the dmmm In the dour, and so missed too by sorrow- At the approach oi’ this, your and 13,3851“ confusion and “p55. large 5upp0rtlng czisl, Beryl Mercer, ing neighbors and ITl€ilfl5——V(’l‘ily twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, currents of mg Jamg5 Dunn and Gustav Von seyflei-titz, Shirley Tem- the ways of God are past finding we have gathered here this evening Ginger Rogers complete the quar- pie. Irene Franklin. Fiske O'Hara, out! ‘She WilS s. wonderful mother, to etsxtepld to you our heartiest con- tette of youth around which the Drue Leyton, Mary Cari", Jane Dai- a loyal friend. a‘ faithful christ nnl, gird u a ons. and to express our drama revolves. well, Kenneth Thompson. Nella a sticiigih in our church and socia Znccrest wishes for your future The story is a drama of epic strug- Walker and Barbara Barondcss do lifc. Mrs, MflCMllliHl and licr hus- élppiness, gle and inspiring livc. It portrays nicely in their allotcd roles. baud who is one of our elders, both v Of the years that are past may with astounding realism the hard- united with the church, on the pro- you ever retain happy memories, __ fess-ion of their faith on January forgetting the trials that at times . , - - 21, 1912. Funeral services were con- have caused you sorrow, ducted in hcr lntc home 1n West lit/lay the roses that for you have Covchcad on July 23rd by her no yet bloomed be freed 0i‘ ‘horns IS Minister Rev. 'l‘hos. A. Wilson, as- and may the remainder of” your ai/siecil byuRcitz TlugsnPalcthorpe gt gays. whlchbwe sincerely hope shall _‘—‘ . ‘hr . s r r - c .. n1 . v swim. s-w. ‘ca: Prcmlcr R‘ B’ Bennettswm dense championship fight will have n. nl God is our rciiigc and under- and kindness. this week whether he Wm head t e decidedly hot tinge when tho ucath urc the Everlasting Arms." In closing we ask you to time t Canadla“ delenflqn to the Essen“ match play starts on Tuesday An exceptionally grent number those small tokens of our gogd 1113' ‘J! the L939"? l! Natwns which momml gathered for the funeral sci-vice and ivlshcs nri this happy occasion Opens m Geneva early m septem- The entries this year are from for the burial in thc Cemetery at Signed on behalf of those present ber. If h’: (1095. he Wm leave f“ Montreal m Victoria m Canada 3g Jnmpg Unigpd Church W951; _____________ ' EUTOPQ Within 10 days" and from Ney York to L05 Angelcs Covcherid. The pail bearers were The Prime Minister will return m the United states Messrs‘ David MacDonald, Everett “Well, old man what are you do. Tuesday from Gaspe’ when he wok The American representation is Shaw, Ramsay‘ Auld. Hlbbcrt mg the” days?" Dart in the Jacques Cartier cele- very strong and the Canadian Hugh“ Em], MficMman and “I'm selling fumiture." ' “mm and PM’ last-mint!“ layers will be hard pressed to Gregor fvIncCallum- Mrs. MncMil- "And W" 59111115! much?" ‘wtouches to the regulations under getain the famous trophy for lnn leaves to mourn their loss her "only my Own w far." rthe fflfm debt adlimlment scheme Canada sorrmving husband, three sons ‘which 3°95 mm effect September A feature of the preliminary plriylClive nmrrlcd in Charlottetown: l“ m Manitoba‘ Saskatchewan and has been the low scoring as more l and Grove mid Lcith. and two home whcre ‘Alberta’ It “'83 designed for debt‘ than tiventv players broke eighty dflllflhlclis Eriuu and Rhea. all at be“; ‘ idden farmfls’ Enablmg them w vcstcrdnv Jack Stnrky last yiem-‘slliomc. Slic is survived by three This heme v.1 kn . m. h make anew start financially. It *_ r ~i§ bqck m ddpnd ms bmlhprs‘ 6pm,“ 1W Richnnm and ._.s_ oun ioug - I t t m“ m“ Wm"? ~ _ ‘ _ _ . _ out P. E. I. foi kindness and gen- will be clitfinded a 51' ° ° P -‘ chnmpionsiur, The qunnfymg Milton Criitcr lll Clmiloltctoivni and “mm, m the om, and an 1 0f Canada W195 first "0 me W95“ round Wm be played today {m- bm), Grove Carter in Pcndiciou. B. C.. and “was p ‘ Cass“ Wham the new jsnirclatézit‘ OBS to ladies and men with the Llcut mid by two sistci's, Louise, Mrs, N. M“ o.Mamh was the wire of the __ This chapter, which was read as . I‘ the Prime "5 g 1. Governor Hcu. w. L lVnlsh cf- Im Show. Cllfll'll'7~l(‘l’7'~\'1l mid Ruby. me John O-Maral, mrmmy o, w/ixnzzacuris. 'l‘cxri.s., Aur: 273m" Swim“ “m” bfllllls with ii GenevILdio Will 119i? "k9 limrtil n “chm, Owning m,» TQLQH] l/li-s. Hivth M. C‘i liclzii. Dim-iii Newton P E I nmprcflded on st l _4A_p,; » vmms B31.“ mofésscd message to "servants who are uri- fiihfl Miniature anger“; Jficecctiotiziji championship this moi-lug. Tl',\‘€“il, I’. l. ‘A ,. llf)\\'lllFI_ com- Alarys k0,,“ the 9am, but of hmll miiumikcr, shoved one of his “mols- d“ the lflksw 1' 0- slams’ ‘mung ptembei 24. W 9 Y - _dv _» muiiiiy sjvmivolhim with their be- married m-c when, more She wasl turc bombs’ into amortur nenr here them that’ they must be “mum t" I l be held “l five Olhtarlfi n migif rnvcmpm loved and esteemed by all classes Sfllilrdov. pointed it toward n remm“ as 515V“ but tocariy on in ‘I10 fill vacanccs in t“; tpluiem and creed‘? " tz1rpn'<\nil1g black Cloud m "u, their Christian faith. Further on. (flflmQnS, It is EXP“ a i] Sm W“ qt m“ “m0 a devou, 1m,,,.,.,,,,_ m i, n“ a.,,d__,h,,,.c ‘ms St. Paul has a message for those on, lilacKflllzlfl KIDE- Libs?“ , ‘ ‘ . “ "1l I ' who are frcc and rich. wamin i h ens“, member of St. Pauls Church Stur- "JD . g ‘leader’ Wm speak n ml c FlAiu Ewan. and was hitthlv respected zindl A“ h" l“"'l"“"‘l m ‘T104150 m1‘ mom o‘ the uncermlnly of “m” uency-Konorfl-Rfllny Rver- ‘Pgk esteemed by hm. has,“ the m“, shcll from the ground, he told his “nd me danger M the 10"’ of ""7"" - est’ Tm-qntp East, tNorth 01' Re“ William Phaelfln ind by n“ crowd n; Spectators. ey. By implication, there is also a d fimnenacdaddmg on’ ____..._. members of the Parisnhaving been "Gentlemen, in l0 minutes there message 1°’ “m” WM‘ while 9nd‘ _ m 1e ‘m, m f n h _lwm be ran-LP lng themselves on their liberty, arc Death in any cnsc is sud. but it is e a ere o a c urch ac tlvitics also contributing largel to T0“ mllwivs loler the crowd m‘ '° m“ ma‘ ‘my “m1 “Bard ' Y ' ' same as well as rendering her ym- smml "l “l” middle 01' R 511mm" Ithemselves as m any danger or be. P 1 vices zit all times B010 sold that immediately Rife} "ll! “mild Ell/Bi’ by their wealth. " 0 e l Th‘, death o’ M“, oMnmh 1S r,,_ the rcturn here of his pilot, Wilfred tthfheversfwjufias pggedmgqkln V. ‘ _ -———- E ALTA gretted by hosts of friends and rc-l B°tt°”fl°1d' they “mud m” the ‘ toxthose will. bglleve thntnfigsggllncsgs JASPER PAgK Li?“ new lativea throughout P, E. 1. andlm" limbs ""0 the Riv and release l jug 87.7A.m B ' gxeilioixsi equalled from sh .’o1ngof ewwlth theweait em h d h]; lute béBt the flint annual 501d Week m" ‘ha’, mtg: yo” lion with the men's ' ‘n’ m y Alex ‘handicap prawn against tw- t Broad Moor Golf Club. 591 - I

n _ AGE MUST BE SERVED Y _ ( N s u n h them m an c“ 1., t fl d ‘h is gain. In the" words oi the Mini. only brief showers fcll. the memo“ or m“ lowly bcrmved nggiemclg zrgng: nzderinsshehlgzfis‘droughtqavagcd 50mm 0 o0 elfat translation They imagine that Gray Black Golf fie l-gfllfifi 01gb’ ‘were tied at the

is THIS Lang's CRY I ffi n: tl '.".- .k'i -- (“"1153 _ lig'on is a in co . 5.‘. it _“ erssififis onfgtlic Cthcliilolinly-Is? tllill M h" mm" l“ Mmm“ Rlvfi-lhonored “nd loved by an Wm] "Mv ier visit llr-sc. iilovldedafitpzsocsgwitllcfxncontelit- HARTFORD’ 0mm" “"3 21-5 and of the dew P!” "I'm D m" l a two up on W-

, . ~ - - - - - ‘ hom she came in contact ‘ trans-continental solo ti l h h . ~. :2 d ticy 'r ld hnlrl M“ 5mm‘ oMamll “nswmcd m” w v ‘ ed spirit." The Rector defined the rp n a xcasrosfjnallgloglglrfndflrllu, n‘l‘,,)luprcdic_ dent-h summmis ivhirh called herl Her funeral which was delayed I ""4 1191' at home, but it sccmshhrefl elements o, godliness as by Your-Cylinder auwmobiie 1,5 My” 15m in the }-—-——-—-< flrywfiilil mompuy flan two hundred u" MlnnrrPa n» Plmplr-u

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Mr. Mark Hagan, (Barber) of SOllflS, is at present visiting his Darcnts Mr. and Mrs. F‘raiik Hagan of Kelly's Cross.

Ml‘. Emmett Cusiick of Tficncudie, moiorcd to Elmira on Sunday.

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A motor party consisting of Mr. niid Mrs, Frank F. Flood, Mr. Mark Hlflllllls and Piu.s Smith of Maple- wootl, and Ml‘, Vincent Higgins of Lynn, Mass“ spent Sunday in El- mirrt at the home of Mi'. and Mrs. Louis MacDonald,

in attendance aii<l~tlic_coiii§e>u.t"its best Old Man Par crime in for a trimming throughout the day as the calibre of golf was vcr_v hluh. There are more low handicap players this ySiil‘ thuii ever before and it already app/ears that the

Miss Dot MacDonald of Boston, is spending a pleasant holiday at the home of her uncle, Mr. Louis; MacDonald of Elmira, She was ac- i compnnicd home by her cousin Miss Jenn MacDonald of South Lakc,

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Ml‘. Phillip Malone of Boston, is spending a well earned vacation at the home of Mr. Wilfred MacDon- ald of North Lake.

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‘ adventure Youth. At 3'1 she nursed the wounded and the sick among the mugh rid» Th; Rpcmr spoke o; the godliness ers of Col. Theodore Roosevelt. which is found in Jesus Christ and At 70 she decided it would be which finds its vision of God in nice to learn how to swim, and she film bows the highest and best that did. we can find anywhere. But it does "i" 5WD thflrc. but kindles a re- Spimw i0 the Divine giving, plant- mE 1X1 our human bodies something of that which is dlvinc. producing lives linked intimately with God expressing themselves in every kind of service for Him. ‘vibe Rector-s talk to Ill? children oii celebration,

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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

_______._ Mrs. Loulc Schaefer and Miss ST. PAUL'S CHURCH

Muriel Bulpitt of Cardigan spent :1 f"? “lfltis in tho city, exhibition week.

Mrs. O'Marah was

The text of the Rectors sermon s__;.____ at the morning service was taken Bmivns mam wyf" from I Timothy 6: 6. “But godliness

WMOISTURE Bonus" with contentment is great gain."

At, '73 she drove across the con< tinent in a six-year-old automobile, from her home in Long Beach, Col., to attend the tercehtenary of hm‘ native town of Wethersficld. Conn.

And she isn't ready to call it; quits yet, for she proposes l0 celebrate hcr 74th birthday an‘ nlversary in the fall by drlvlnl! back alone to her Long Bowl home in the same automobile which brought her to Connecticut»

INDIAN DANCE TO RAIN

GODLIKRVIVNG RESULTS‘

OKLAHOMA CITY. AUG, 27,~ Arapaho Indians, holding thcir sun dance near Gcury, Okla, flflnllfiil and pointed to the potency of their rain-making ritual today as down-

‘ . fir’ . J, doubly so u-hcn the silcnt mes- iictgkfglgnxxgr dump] on sciigep comes and calla the hczid of

Two Wm,“ qgo u", Chpvcnnp a happy home circle leaving it dc-

‘, L L d U, void or both motlici" iind father, giigliggitianhvq,;£,?:1,_,,:g,nutmsonumq,1, vacant places which never can be

Emma, dance t” H“, mm gods‘ b"; filled or tlmc cannot cffncc from

HRS. SARAH OTIARAII dared to do that which had tried to d“ A5 an offertcry Williams rendered "I- Hem-d Voice of Jesus Say" (myhbunp

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“f, L" . 1d f H ._ Ilflm riu.» llfv u; thr- clcrniil joys awaiting the arrival of hor dads/h _ _ , ~ _