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Claude RAINS Donald CRISP - Flora ROBSON Alan HALE

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KINGSTON WOMEN'S INSTITLTE

Prince laklvvard Offer N011 Production of

The Sepieutiver meeting of Kings-

w’ '., 1 . . v -" 1 W. I un": held at. Boeruwccd 1 H’: be‘! Ha“ l‘ (‘gilliluu (‘l-rllilvail 1.1 lhc ab. 'll('\" — “— lo: i-cut. 1111 account Ul 517k-

v‘ inc-s opened the

, ‘ ma .. ging ode, followed by " ' cwct. :11 unison and reports of

committee. School, by Mrs. Edgar Nt-wson that paper towels and soap

1.11 111ml \\L‘l4‘ l11'f‘1i"1i. Szck, by M:

|S\\‘.1111 l'\‘l)U1'1f'(l 11 111g sent. . to 1. ' 1 liiict- 111.11 who were sick 1L tlt-citict. we ask Rev. M1‘. Phil-

‘c has talk on llli) to 1nd. Roll call ncxt 111011111

" ‘ s. It was decided to _\.11‘n at Ito-ll Cross. A 1;; tlllfl prayz-rs I01‘ IWRCC ‘K115 l; by 311's. Joint-s Beer. Next Mplace ol lllvffilllg, Mrs. May Willis, iucciitig closmi with God Save The ‘1K111g. After \'18\\'lI1lZ the lovely‘ ‘gardens of 111's. MalcMillan the mciiiocrs wturned to the house

1.11am, ciarllifl 1111-

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l1 a lit-arty vote o1 thanks ‘was . cred Mrs, McMillan for hei" kllldll0ss all returned to 1.11011" houies hoping to be able to return nv-xt year.

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Honor {toil for August:

(lradc- X S --Catl11‘i‘1i1e Belts Grade X Jr-Glcn bfacDonqall. Grade VIIL-Rvia Gorvcatt.

. VII~Annie Currlc. VI-Rnbcrta Currie. " Ezlccn Compo-ll, 2. .~, 3. Granger Much-

Grade (‘trade L

III-Lois Afacfiiachem Ih-Melvln Currie.

I Sinfll Pre-ston NIPcne-il, .413 MacDonald. 3. S‘~y111cu:‘

—l, Lrlifia Mat"- 2. 1e Mitchell. " uidancc. Grangci‘ R11 Guru-ail. r111- fn Arithmetic: ‘<11 Angus Mac-

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Mrs. Katie Born-grin enteitalm-d ' mcmbcrs of thr- Noi"tl1 Will- 1 W I 1111" flu- Alllillnl. 111cc‘.-

‘Wlln 11111-111111 by singing allowt-d by.- lhc Club W0- read in unison. The 11,1111"- 11f‘ 00111111121005 \\‘<-1‘¢- reel-iv- 1-11 111d 111-xv our-s wr-re uppointtd as 111111121»: 1.1111111. .\Il'S. Dt-iicoii. M1".; . .1llfl Mrs Jr1liiir-loti. School, 01111.01: Aiacllt-"aii and Mrs. yiut-Lnaii. Ulllltfl‘ 111-w busi- \-..1.» dvridr-d to finite 1111- ;>l.1»1‘.. 111.111 L111 U5 1o pfvfivlll. thi-ii‘ play 111 tht- \'Vlll>.ll1l'€ Hall. Thc 110d (gloss work was handed in 11ml

. "n ~.<~11‘. foi‘. Word was lent 111-111-1" that. lhc W. I, .1.l 11 .1..~1."1 fllllllltlil ' with l)1-'1’.-.l Clinic iii the district. A 11f I11) for scrubbing the ~t‘1".t»1~l w:1\ ;_1.11d_ A-Ivs J, G. M111;- ll-au ll‘.\'lll‘fl th:- members for the 11-11: 111-t 111: roll cull of which 1s 1.1- :11 111-d by a recipe for 1.1-1, Procvaiii conslslt-tl of a ‘111-lain bf.‘ Mrs Mitchr-ll and two ‘ 111:1:1-.- Mcrliiiu; closed by slngiiw,

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1.111111111111111, .\I(‘!l1l1(‘l'S drcfdcd to ‘scrub school before m-xt incl-ting, r-ls-o to son tiwistt-cs about fixing

1 1hr- wlrlows. A paper entitled, Miss 1 :1.4- 11111 op‘ Wlfr-llaael and Mi" Thistlz-potl v/as ,,,1-,»g.,,, _. 1pm, 1., Mm“ ir-nd Iiv yirs JmepnD-wr-au. M01"-

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THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

The Central Guardian] Grand Champions

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‘TORONTO, Sept. 4- (CP) —-Le0n

Domino CF, owned by Hnwmd C.

‘-‘ Wright of Cromarty‘, Ont. was

o. FEUEBATIQN u"; [NSUB- judged grand champon and Fenzor 151,1; L-mgy-‘i 21-311 champion Heicfcrd bull in cattle judging at the Canadian Natonal

PRESBYTERIAN Services, Sept. Exhibition yesterday-

s: Bradnlbane 11 11111. Tryon 1.30 Jarvis 1101111110 Lad 61st, Owl-ed pm. L-589-9-ti-11 by F, W. Reichhcld, Jarvis. Ont.

POLICE COURT-In the Police

was named reserve grand champion and Junior champion bull.

Court, yesterday a man charged Entry of Jersey Health Farms, \\'lllI 1 suult. v,-,as remanded until Isle Bizard, Qlifl. 1311111111101 .\f.x1.-1‘ 511111111113; 12th, was 114111-11 rcscrvc 5011.01"

champion bull, Mont Vista. Duo

p.m. lll Hampton '73 Valltvficd. s1)- 11k 'I‘i1cl‘e \\'1l Victoria l1 11.111

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I-‘RESBITERIAN CHURCH Ser- trices. Sunday. September 8th; Har-

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CIIURCII SERVICE will v. Sept. 8th. At St. Peter's Nfarle 3 p.m. Rev. E. B. S. M

011 Sunda

IIADIPTON s,‘

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(‘AVENDISI-I on Sunday, Sc M l1 J30

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Cavendish Bap- llm. R. E. 11-580-9-6-11

CHARGE: Worship pt. 8; Stanley Bridge am. and North Rustico at. W. 'I‘illcy minister. L-BBI-B-fi-ll

e1". 1 also lx

8th

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be held

Greenwich. illcr, min- L-592-9—6-Il

UNITED CIIARGE — 0rd. rvices on Sunday. Sept. follows: Bonshaw- 11 a.1n._De iankoffermg service 0. Rev. Mr. Ebbutt, Spocial sing- - 11 sorvxicc at L-582-9-6-1l

PORAL Cha on Sunday‘. 8th

Sable S

PEG

Tone 9th, owned by 1 H. Home, Enfleld, N. S., “u? dudged resolve n u.

rington 1111.111. Mount Stewart 3 Junior. chamP p.111. Marshfield, 7.30. Marshfield =';:———€- 4- ‘i *1‘ Sunday School 11 a111, L-588-9-6-ll 955T" REGRET-rm) __ Tim . .. .. _ friends of Mrs J H. Strung; will soxolllu” "‘ J" P- Mafipllelsfi‘ £5‘ regret to hour of her sudtlin pass- C,“ “We, "Wved l e9‘ ens ing on Sunday, sept. 1st at her iotlnug business from 105 Great h 1 C“ m“ Ma M d George St. to 166 Brace Block Nfme l; “qftd 1r m‘ ..::-..:;::::..:.: .1... 1:11-1:12‘ .5." saw GLASGOW Church of l"! l" 1938 Christ sonic-cs Sunday. Sept. 8: l0 -""—~— 11.111. Bible School l1 a111, Worship SPENDING VACATION - Rc-v.

J. R. Skinner, of Winsloe. P. E. I.. who is spending his annual vam- flon here with his father, M1". Alex Skinner, was guest speaker in on" of the churches in Saint John. N. B., on Sundav, Sept. lat-New Glas- gow News.

RETURNS FROM I’. E. I. -M1-n. Harry Chaplin, George Street rc- turned from Bay Fortune, P. E. I., where, with her little daughter, Marny, she has been spending tho funimer months at- her parents‘ summer home. -Sy<"lncy' Post Rcc-

as ——— PARENTS RESPONSIBLE -—Re- oently the R.C.M.P. have bet-n checking up on children carrying on petty thieving in the EXpPYlntc-liliil Farm orchard. Several children ap- prehended were taken to their omes and the parents warned re- nrding the seriousness of the of-

Klngswu SS. 10.10 21.111. Service l1 eme- I" u," fulmeglghe Experl‘ gm, New Domlniun 5,5 11 5,m_ mental Station authorities will be Svrvlcc 7:10 11.111. 11111111 Service con- obligvd w deal more svvflvly‘ 1121111 duvtvd bv St. Cllll\l'l'111(‘5 group. such offenders,

(Joriiivzili SS, ll a.1i1._ service 7.30 ——-——

p.m. Rm‘. I-l. K. Wright will bon- GUEST 0F DIOTIIER - lVIr. W. serélgt-s at Rang-saloon A. MacQuarrie, datigliter Agnes. minister. L_576_g_6_l‘ Mr. Harry MacGit-cor and Mr. Ein

MOUNT STEI loral Ch. SCITICCS

.110. ‘ Gotifrc)‘. B.A at both services. MacDonald. will mt-et w

Rev. S. J.

oldston at

1114C.

Clrailtl at Mount Stewart at 11 Smcial preacher. Rev. W. . of Sackville, solb Mr. Wilfred Lot 4O congrcgafl ifh that of Mt. Stew" Bovcc will preach at. D1 3. L—595-9-6

POsT-NUPTL-ill SHOWER — A very pleasant evening w the home of Hr. Lfycrs of Dcsable on Thursd A111 29th, whcn th

VART Unitcd as- Aniiivcr nry nd

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as spent and Mrs, Raf 11

elr friends a d

est Brown motored to Montamie. P.E.I., and spent the weekend there with Mrs. 1\facQua1"1"ic's 111011101". Mrs. Dan MacGregor. ‘Ihcy were accom- panied back by Mrs. W. A. Mac-

lff Gregor, daughter Irene and son _y_ Billy, who spent the past few weeks on there guests of her mother and

other relatives-Ncvv Glasgow Nows.

TOURING DIARITIMES —M1‘. H. Malcolmson, of 1111111111011, O11- tarlo, Vice-President and Gc- val t Manager of the Toronto, B11111; .1111, and Buffalo Railway", accompanied . by his wife and daughter, Miss Elin- or and by Mr. R. Cl Douglas of the

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neighbours gathered to tender M . Norton Crxnpany of Canada, and and Mrs. lvlycrs a post nupti 1 Mrs. Douglas, arrived in Charlotte- showbi". Mi‘ Hccfoi" .\IacKay w. town Wcdncsdzyv owning and are ciiairinan on the occasion an remaining until today. The party

spoke on behalf of himself and

people of DeSable in

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Shaw of Dt-Sable

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purse was lar couple l fer which both thanked their many The bride and groom wei

Mr an

bouuccd, also M1" and M1‘.

of the brlrlc. was served b eighty‘

of in

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c<l Bout-dict Ti-acadle. M1"

t-st so11 of Mr, Nov-m of Bcdfnrd. The pro a rc-cr-pient of a beautiful leather arm chair and card table fellow workers or Horne‘: Garagc where he has be cd for the last several

covert-d from his

fl’.

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was the scent- whcn Miss lvfary illl. Grand T1‘ bride of Mr

Rowe of Charloitr-lovvn.

11 Muss

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play-ed by Mr. ccremonv the hn immediate families to Dolvnv wltcrr- hrr-akfast was t- lri‘ hvr-ukfus! 111" lr-ft. on a simrt tour of thr- timr-s. Miss MacKlnnon fs the eld- duughtcr of Mr. MacKinnon of

Jcsu

was celebrated

Rcv. J. K lttacPhc-rson w pcrformcd the marriage ceremony The bride who w ed fn Turqz lure hat of acct-s-sorics.

Till

Kcnsincfon Red Unit. $41.16 HUIILCI‘ Rivci". $32. $31.00 Mount

Charles

laeatitifully

Othr-r hvmus "lvcrc 5am: by fh

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his Mi".

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Chcstr-r

G BELLS-On Aug. 5111 Nflchaclls Church. Corran Bann of a pretty wedding Norah MacKin- acadie. became the Raymond The nup- by tho ho also

as prettily dress- iolse blue wore a pic- shcll pink with vchlte She carried an arm "act of’ pink swer-t pens. baby's breath and Maiden hair fcrn. The luidcsmald Miss Evelyn non, slstcr of the bride, was becom- ingzly" attired in slit-ll Lazhorn hat. and w she also choosr- for s‘.'.'(’f‘f pcas of varioua John Rowc. brother of 111t- izro acted as v/Jomsman. During Nuptial Mass Mrs of Bcdford Guu0d's Ava. Marla and Mr. Clar- rncc Plug-an of Charlottetown, Car. appropriate c choli". Mr. J Macdonald pvt-sided at the T111- wr-rldini; march was After the ppy couple with motored a dainty wedding njoved b_v all_ Af- Rowe Nfari-

and Mrs.

d Mrs ,

years.

I-‘IYRTIII-IR (ioivvnmtlvicgs T0 191:1 man cnoss wart art-sat.

$200.00 PEI, FOX I-L-hihltors As

S. k, Dr. G. F. Dewar Working McGuigan and Boyle, 28 Avonlea. .1. Buchanan W.I..

Cross

1c Boat Races, $30.50 Mrs

Irish Sorir-rv" Cross Workf 1.1mm

District,

1.: North

W.I. D1511‘ Crabbc. $9.60 Charlntlcfnw $7.00 Vcrno Nnrfh Pint-tie Dance, Convention sprlngflc‘. Road, Uunblnnc, K111i vain. $4.110 Bounhton 5:11.111) Cardigan W.I. l1lnyFP$ Charlottetown Hotel. contributions received after amounts are being credit of the 194

launched on September 38rd.

W.I.

W.I.

District $217.90 A-fnipcquo W.I. D vcmlnu. $22.50 The Young‘ People of Whim Road. _I Dcwar Brudcnell, $18.32 Brid

Convention Cornwall-York W.I. Meadowba River W.I., $10.00 Ellerslle ict Convention. Hobr n Carpenters Union. Proceeds $6.05 W. I. d West, Locke tsford. Union- Island District. Em- Any these the

n River W.I..

. C. Javm-s. K011110311. $30.00 Benevolent ' . $28.05 Hampshire Red nu Unit. $26.2! Mon- Convention. fstrfct Con-

$20.00

Otto on W.I.

91.25

placed

to appeal lo

fh usua Chester and Chnrlote- wn rl-arl a complimentary addrcssl s‘0 flflflllil! a fcw his own. A well filled presented to the popu- Iy Mrs. Daniel Dart, af- Myers friends. ‘e then Shaw Frank MacDonald. father A delightful lunch

y the ladies to about visitors and the remainder the evening was spent in danc-

chosen‘

MacKfn-

pink with hlte accessories. hc-r bouquct shade-s. Mr. om. the J J. ‘Pralnor rendered

and Mrs. Grand Rowe is the young- Charles om was

en employ-

Brcedcrs and soc-lotion, $63 50 Wood Islands W.I. $50.00 Rev. Dr. J.

Iionncll, New Yoi"

Pin-

$0.1: $11.00 nk W.

R. $9.00

has been making n four of the Maritime-s, having visited St. An- drew's. Sydney, Halifax. Yarmouth, Dlgby and other points.

Personals

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Weir, City motored to Cape Breton ‘Tuesday to visit their‘ son Frank, who ls sin- tloned there, with the R. C. C. S

Mrs. A. J. Duffy and son Blaster" Joseph Duffy, Roxbury. Mass, are spending a vacation vslth her sfstr-r Agnes Higgins. 23 Ba_vf1cld Strcct.

Mrs. Clcmmle Livingsfon return- ed to Cambrldcv. l\fas=. affr-r FUNNI- lti! a vcrv (‘niovlililc fhror- wr- ks‘ vacation. 1hr- gzurw n’ 111s. AllIT Clarkln, 23 Brvvfiz-lrl Sfroct.

Mr. Hilton C. ‘Undcidaav nf Boston, and his sister. afabcl. of Rllerslle. have rcfurnr-d to flu-Ir dulfos havlnc sncnt 1h: inst two weeks at thr-lr homi- in Bav For- tune. Mr. Ilurlcrhav nccnmuanicd his sister to Fillcrslfr" and visiltvl his aunt. Mrs. G P Walkr-i". at Sum- mcrslde.

Mr. and Mrs Alfred P. ‘Had: and flflllgl1fP1'§§1lSfl‘1"1l1flNflllfl’ o.‘ Brooklyn. N Y. and M1‘. Andre Trcssley or Paris and Now York left hy motor Tuesday r-venlnsz on return after spcndlng a two months varaffnn at Doyle's Cove North Rusticn,

News Briefs

CALGARY. Srpt. 5 —<CP1 --Ptc. Charles F. Dutllcy‘ of Ciuinusc, A111,. six feet nine inches in llfilglil, is believed l0 be the lallinst 111.111 in the Canadian Active Sc-Hlcc Forcc. Pte, Dudley, 19, serving with x111 Al- berta unit in England, is two lnchl-s falls-i" than Sigmn. G. E. Smith 1f Fredericton, N. 13., who a wot-k 111:» was reported to ly- tht: tallest. 111.111 111 the Canadian ai‘111_":,

ROME, Sept. 5 -_1 APl-Thc iiacne of Arturo 'I‘oscanfni, noted 1111111111 orchestra leader, is missing from Italy's 1940 “Who's who.‘ which has. Just appeared. Tmcaninis lll0gl'1])l1_\' was in the three previous editions- of the book, but. 111 reccnt wars the conductor. who once refused to play the Fascist hymn, “Gfovanezziw has fallen further in disfnvoi" with the government, and his biography was withdrawn. Prcmicr Mussolini again has the lonlzcst biography in the book, moiv- than five imlges.

LONDON, Sept. 5 —fCP) -'I‘l1e admiralty announccd today that the destroyers Ivanhoe and Esk had been sunk by torpcdocs or mlncs and that the destroyer Express had been damaged.

IDNDON. Sept. 5 »1CP) —Prlme Minister Churchill announced tn- dny that Britain‘: civilian casualties durln August nfr raids totalled 1,075 flied and slightly‘ more than that number wounded.

SAINT JOHN. N. B. Sept. 5 - (CP) -— Friends Iiere of Dr. G. J. Trueman. president of Mount. Al- lison University at Sackvlllc. N. B.. learned from the family today that his aim. PO. Aleck Trucmau. 25, of the Royal Afr Force, was killed 1n action over Etuzlaml yesterday.

LONDON’, Sept. 5 ~- fCP\ -Can- adlan soldiers rank high in popu- larity with girls who go dancing in the Convent Garden zlfstrict. A survey showed this order of favor: 1. British sailors. 2. Canadians 3. Royal Afr Force, 4. Foot Guards. 5,

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APPEAL BOARD ADJOURNED

-The Board of Appeal from Cfvlfl

Taxes yesterday concluded all ap- peals carried before it, and ad- journed for one week to allow at- u-ndaiice ui any appellant delay- ed by any circumstance.

HONORED-On Tucsday evening, children, grand children, cousins, friends from ‘ 1 P0111! to West Royalty and 1111111 .\[1\l'5l‘lfl('lfl on the north to Olm-ll C1110 011 the south gather- r-tl to do honor to one of Mount Albioivs honored and oldest cltl- zens, M1". Bcujamin Jenkins. Born i1i1lt!l_\'-L\\'0 years ago on almost flu- adjoinlng farm where he lived all his lift.- hc- can be very truth- fully crass-ad as one of the success- ful Islanders at home. Mr. Jeri- klns can rccouut many tales of the old days and well remembers lvlovinl Albion before there was o.

OLD AGE

road‘ through fhc settlement. A \‘£‘l'_\" tilcasant evr-niug was spent by all picscnt 11nd after a boun-

tcous supper, speeches were ln or- der and were culogistic of M1‘. Jen- kins as a friend, neighbor", and for his loyalty to his church, his homc and community. He is now icapiug along with his good wife lh-z i"c\vni‘d of hard work and a wr-ll spent life surrounded by com- fort and wc might say luxury. After singing the National Anthem all hands ciisiwrsed to their homes with 1111- best of wishes for many morn _\'l‘.’11‘s of his present good ht-alfh and happiness.

Teachers Conven- tion

The local teachers convention was held at Ulgg Aug. 29th with the president, bliss Margaret MacDoug- all in lhc chair.

The minutes of the last. meeting were road by the secretary Miss Katherine Fraser. The following committees were then appointed:

Nominating -Annf1o MacDonald, Mllfgélftl. MacDougall and L. U. Stctlvart.

Resolutions —A1111fe Matheson, A1- lan Afariin and Mr. Macleod.

‘ Press - Doris Rcynolds and Dor- oth " MacLeod.

The president gave a short ad-

dix-ss on "The Responsibility of.’ Tcachers." ’I'his was followed by an interesting address (m Routine

Work, by Supl-rvfsoi‘, W. A. Mac- Phce.

The program continued with short talks on devices used in leach- ing geography and history. The fol- lowing teachers took park-Stewart MacDonald, Miss Wyand, Samuel Lowe, Pearl Cairns, Doris Mac- Phcrson, Doris Rooney, Louise Hew- 1ft

Complimentary remarks were made 011 the speeches by Reginald MacDonald, Mr. Hynes and M1". Woolnea". Miss Vema Darrach ve a short‘. address on Junior Red ross Work. The meeting then zidjoumed until 1.30 p. m.