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(All Time in Eastern standard) -%Vh %N¥- WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13

ERLIN «:55 p.m.—Wnat the Day Has in Store for our Listeners. DJD. ll.'l'l n1eg., 25.4 in. m~;ic1.iN 6:15 p m.——"lM.11sical Entertain- ment " DJD. 11.77 meg , 25.4 m. PRAGUE 8:55 p.m.—Day's Events and Music. OLRAA. 111.23 meg, 19.7 in. BUDAPEST 7:00 p.m.—I-Iungarian Songs by the Choir of Ujpest. I-IAT4, 9.12 “$8.. 32.8 m.

ROME 7:30 p m.—.I..ight Music: modem 50533. Cetra Orchestra: Waltz

selections; Hungarian songs: bari-

tone Gabriele Neimeskerl-Kiss:

Tourist notes. 2R0, 1181 meg.

3° 4 m.; IRF, 9.93 meg., 30 5 m. LONDON

0 Eastern Guardian ..'Thi| column is reserved for news of local interest but adver- tising of a newsy nature may be inserted at 2 cents a word

strictly payable in advance the

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..‘SUBSCRII"I‘IONS to Gharlottetown Guardian may be hnndcd to their Rt"Pi~ “Chm Hume.

..‘CHU'ItCl-1 RENOVATIONS — The United Church. MontaS‘U°. looks very nice after being clean- ed and the floor painted and new

installed.

inf comfortable pews $

.,‘M.r. Keir Clark, of Clark Bros, Montague and Mr. Archie Hllchey, have left for New York to visit the World's Fair.-L.

'!:45 l1.m.——“World Affairs," talk bl‘ J. L Bricrly. Professor of In- ‘-°r1ir1t.;i~11:ii Law. University of Ox- irrd. (isr. 15.14 meg., 19.5 m.: GSD, 1175 meg . 25 5 m.: GSB. 951 mvw. 31.5 m.

1'.li\l)MUVEN

333 D In —Netherlands P01. 9 .39 mcg., 31.2 m,

PAR S 51 30 p in —-French Plays. 'I'PB1i.

Salute.

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8:30 p.m.—"Britl.sh M11510.‘ theatre orchestra GSF‘. 15.14 lr_-v2.19 11 m.; GSD. 11.75 mes. ?-1-"n1.:Gsn.9 51 mesz.a1.=. m.

|'.l‘.I€lJW R30 1) m. 4.010 Concert: Lubko K_ole.=sn, violin DJD, 11.'l"l mega 23.4 m, PARIS 10 30 D m —Gramophone Rec- crd: 'r'1*B1i, 11.88 meg., 25.2 m.; TY’-‘ii. 1171 meiz. 25 6 m. BERLIN B10130 D.m.—Newx in English. -ID. 11.17 mag.. 25 4 m. GUATEMALA CITY

“-00 on —Police Marimba or-

Fnliestra. ‘IOWA, 9.09 meg., 31.!

LONDON All?“ 1’H'n.——Lanca.ahi1'e —'‘Not I1 Cotton and Coal,‘ talk 05D

3,75 "“’“v 25-5 me? 050 9-” That dating from this date on M Our 3i.§"m3,13 m‘: 063' 9'51 m°g' warehouse we will be buying and shilml“ 1-oxyo potatoes. _ml;'i!i a.m.—Drama. JZK. 15.16 New regulations now call for table - .. 19.7 m

BRITIHII GRAVES IN GERMANY

10NpoN—(oP)—Ga1rdener-cue- chante of British war ;“""“lf‘i‘:-rie.-I in Germany. which con- ““ 5-360 graves, have returned to ,,mi’i'l°-Y|d- Care of the grave: is in inthehandaotthooemun

takers in

"6 Wmmisolon, 3°91! Minna‘: in the bone.

Ltnn. left on 1:1‘.-‘Surf for whcre they will visit Mr. 11111 (‘,p3r[[(‘ Srl1lll‘l'l‘li3ll, l\'ori‘.~. S3‘

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Mr. Poole.—L

___,___4 Keep Minard’s in the home.’ 7 Too Lore To Clasily

75 pound bags; not already been supplied

bag same.

loaders.

M1's, S('l‘ll!‘l‘tlill‘. it -‘~4’|'~1S1‘»‘-C1’ 1”

_-Mr, and Mrs. Edwin I’I8Il5(‘.O‘!i ‘

—i‘’ ' T0 II.EN'l'—FURNISIIED IIO _-SE for winter months. Phone i.i"m-J. L-861-943-31.

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accept whatever bags you have at the w

This lidvertisernent applies to the tions near Charlottetown where we loading for us. Contact with either the warehouse 0!’ 0|"

- ANNUAL MEETING CHARLOT- I TETOWN GUIDER’S CLUB

‘ The Annual Meeting of the Char- lottetown C_‘xuider's Club will be held at Old Spain on Monda , September 25th. at six o'clock. Pease notify Heci quarters as to whether or not you will be present.

In Memoriam MR. GEORGE S. PEARSON

, The death 0(‘£ur;ed B11, 20 Stewart Street on Sunday of Mr George S. Pearson, a popular employee of

lthe Irwin Printing Co... Ltd. after ti short ilincss.

l serving his apprenticeship in the

-old Examiner Job Printing Office

1 the late Mr Pearson was later em-

tplovcd in the Maritime Stationers.

mid for the p-rut eighteen years with the Irwin Printing Co.

I A eompctcnt workman, and of a 50mE\\‘I‘.t1t quiet disposition, he was

a general favorite with a‘l with

whom he came in contact

He. was a member of St. Lawr- ence Lodge I. O. O. F‘.. and a Past Gf'1lil(l Master in that Lodge.

He leaves to mourn his loss, a widow, to whom the Guardian ex- ieruis sincere sympathy.

The funeral was held yesterday afternoon from the McLean Fun- eral Home under I. O. O. F‘. aus-

plccs. Services til. the heme and ':rave were cond11cted by Rev. Huch Miller with the Oddfellows

si‘1'vire also nt the grave.

The pail hcazcrs were: Messrs John Marlin, Robert Rattrav. David Brtliilne, Theodore Seniner.

(‘mot-r,z.<~ McLeod and Hcnry Mc- Farlnne. Tnternicnt was in the Peopic‘s

Cemetery.

Yesterdays Local Market Quotations

CORRECTED FOR EVERY WED- NESDAY AND SATURDAY'S

IS E RETAIL MARKET

.3155 near_ R_,N__ Bog. Cucumbers doz 3 ton. is T121‘ vacation at the f'~l)ba:z3. 3 for 20c iioimo of her parents. Mr. and Carrots, bunch 8c Mm, Montagile Annear. Lower Mon- i‘.:1u1 1 r 1 or each 15c ta¢ue__L_ Apples pk 35c ____._. Eggs doz 28-30¢ ,_°M1-. and Mrs. Austin Burns. . Ripe :<;. ztoes 3 for c Boston, were visitors to Montague . Pzirsnips buncli 8c and were the izumts of Mrs. Bums Squash lb 3c brother, Mr. A. C. MacKav.-—l... Potctocs pk Beets 3 lbs 0<: . ‘Miss Je-an Mncbean, Ch2v:- 1 Roast Dec! 16-230 1m{etown, is spelidiiltz a few days Bollinc meat 12-1-ic in Montague. at the hcme of her 1 Lamb lb 16-22¢ parents, Mr. and Mrs. William 1 corned beef’ l..c Mubean _]_,_ ‘ Sif‘\\' iucats 12-MC ' .__.._ \ Steak lb 16-25c . -Mr. W. L Poole, l\‘ItiT‘.lt'lC{ll(‘, P ‘cr d.11'r_v _28-‘J91; accompanieti by his (long 1’, .\l1‘.\ (‘.11 ‘R111 ouch Ea-31'-‘W s c. MncI.ean and mile gm 6 Crcnm at 4”" daughter. Laura Katherine l\‘ H’ '= 2 (‘ll-5 fol

Ni lCli"..’IiCCS pk

(‘r 1'00 11

Corn, 2 (‘oz 35-1l0_c ho111..s -3 lbs ‘C, 01110115‘ 10 lbs 2~ 7‘ Pork I4-206

GERl\I_A—.\T;TLEAVE FOR HOME

of Brhghton, Mass, lnotorcd buck tc their home in that pin 6 lf‘fl\‘lllQ‘ 011 DUl§lH:IN,§(‘1)Yi‘ lZ—iEI:I.—-..Ullil2(]‘:: $"iturd:iv nnrnmrz Mi =.*<‘1‘-~11!‘--E‘ -‘.1’°“‘~‘“‘~““:‘“‘°“i ‘ ““i‘

' t h lida at t e lmrnc 11‘. British and Elli‘ governments. 50 3 Dleasnn‘ O~ Y 4-. 15‘ \h- ;,,»(i, ‘German ri=..<idi=11ts of Eire. left here Mrs- Hanscoms pm "."‘N1‘0,La “|,. for fiermiiiiv by vvfll‘ 0lG1'cat lint- Mrs‘ J’ H‘ M3cGregm‘ 1 g ' R111 and the Netherlands. '1‘ The Gcrninns travelled by 11031»

from Eire to 1-lolyhead, where they were to he pin€<‘( aboard 8 11790131 train with sealed coinpartmenis and ii military rzunrd. At Holyhead they board ll, 'Ncl.l1erlimrls' ship for the trip to n Dutch port.

Bcfo1'<' l(‘i\\'lll£! Dublin U19 091‘- mnns snlil rnicvrell to Eduard, Hem- ml,/Gfirlllflli mi‘11Lstci:<)_E_ir7_c_.T___

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Frank B. Clarke Announces

Charlottetown 1; table stock

stock potatoes in

for a short time to assist farmers who have

with new .-ivle hairs we will nrehouse and re-

surrounrling sec- hnve loaders regularly

xxmmmmm' L-863-9-13-31.

Ci tine l)ilSllli‘S: of the Cl1:iriot.r~tow11

The central Guardian

l‘h1s column in re.,served for new: oi

local Interest but advertising of

1 3 newsy nature may be inserted

1 at 5 cents a. word strictly pay- able in advance.

(JON'FEDERA'I'ION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. L-9789-7-21-31

ENGAGI-JMl:‘.NT—Mr. Ernest. Stone, Cornwall, announces the engagement of his daughter Ruth Evelyn to John William Docherty. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Doch- erty, Kingston. Marriage to take pluc_e this month. L—85€

CHURCH OF SCO'I‘LAND—S€r- vzces Wednesday, Sept. 13th. Char- lottetown 7:30 p. m.; Sabbath,

,sept. 17th, Bangor 10:30 a. ms, 1 Birch H111 3 p. m.; Charlottetown '1 p. m. Special collecrion. Rev. J. 1-I. Bishop, Minister. L—&80

CIIURCII OF SC()Tl.ANl)—Rev. M. C, MC1i‘lll1 of U. S A. ilormerly ‘oi Kinrossl will conduct service on Sabbath, Sept. 17th at Peter's Road 11 11. m. and Murray River '1 11. in. special collection. L-860.

IUNIill.AI. AT MT. III~‘.liI5I'ZRT—- F‘uuern1 of the late Mr. Joseph D1'i.s:ull. F12 y.211'-olti Mr. Herbert larnier who died iitiexpcctedly on Sunday was liclii yesterday morn- ing from his late residence at Mt. Herbert 10 st. l_)u11sLan‘s Basilica. Hugh Mass of lIA‘qLll(‘lll was sung by the Rev. W. W. Ker-in who also con- ducted .'~.t‘l‘\'iL'<‘ .11 the grave-side 1-11 the Rcniail CuLllllll(' Pall-l><.'1u'er.. were: Messrs. Anthony Regan, Joseph I)l‘lSC0ll. Elton Ray- nor. William Coady, Russell Dris- coll and Parkman Jenkins.

PUPILS ’I'O' . 25Cl5»A total en- rollment of L5 3 pupils in the City schools was d1. losod by figures ob- tained from the officials of the var- ious schools yesterday. ‘There were 624 boys enrolled at Queen square and 510 at West Kent school. Roch- Iord Square had an enrollment of 566. Pl‘lll(‘(‘ Strr-ct chooi had 525 pupils. There were 185 city students attending classes at Notre Dame

Academy and zipproximritely 125 enrolled in the Model school. All schools had A complete staff of teachers .

‘,\)'II.L (‘ONSIIIERT RI-IQYEST —

A cieiegatloli of fox-men from Montague visited the city yester- day to lntc . the Provincial Gove1'11mc11‘. 1:1 ((\llll“"ll(‘rll Wlll'1 the gimii for thy ’ 1411'.‘ Armual fox-show. O\\'lil’ 0 ti " (‘fll‘lL'(‘lllIlf.Z of the vmious F hi‘ :< t.‘1r- mat-

ter wi'l be taken up w1‘h the Trea-

sury Board and is lift in _abey- anee for the time b91112. it was u11r‘.r:rs‘.oc:l. I\Ie1r~‘>°rs of the dele-

gzitimi mc'.11ded: G(‘(ll"_'€‘ l\fc.lnty.e, W A. M: ggiiil. J. J. Stcwar. Harry D’1ll(. C11. IIEil‘l'\' l_£ll'.€‘. Mun- roe Bruce. A. F Cnrrrrjbcll and Alan Masher.

LAID TO RES'I‘— The funeral of the late Mrs. Gerald D. Burgoyne 48, was held from her late 1'e;\.de11ce Park Strcci _\'cste1‘<‘.uy .1lie1'noo11. Service was C0ll(‘lil(".l‘(i by the Rev. G. Cnrlyle Wei) tvr and the Rev. LEWIS Murray. Mus L. Scmple sang _a solo. "The Old Ru_L'(:e:l Cros-.s". I11-

termcnt was 111 the 1’<‘0l> '35 H‘-11191‘ ery. service at the grate side was conduct/ed b_v Rev. Mr. Webster and Rev. Mr. Mur1':1v. Pulll;e:11-e1‘s \\'(‘r€Z Mv.xs1‘:.. Jflll‘ii",~. Clll‘l‘l(‘, Patrick Mc- Tagile, Michael Mooney, James Brow, Waller Brehaut and N11: Toy-

I".

ELECTION AI’I‘EAL——'I‘he hoar- lng oi‘ the npplicai on of it. R. Bell for an order under the Election Act cc:111nn11:€11:g the Ju<'g.- of the County Court to coiiipiy with the provisions of the siud Act 111 re- spect. of a recount, had by him un- der its previsions on the thlzdiind ‘fifth day of June last Come up be- fore Chief Justice lVIfillll(‘5Dl‘l yes- terday forenoon. F‘rsd-cl-1c A. Large counsel for Hcn. Mr. ‘LePage, filed the resignnlion of the latter as a member of the L‘3;"5-llIlLIl‘C‘. The Chief Justice ihcreu_pon_ fugther \ ndjournccl the liuliitg until Friiiay. 1

Sept, 22, nt 11 :1. ill. '

I’ROGIl.A..\I AI’I‘RO\'ED~A Pro- l gram of council nctiviti for the 1 year was subniittcd followiiig rou-

‘Council Kmglits of Columbus in regular monthly 111crl1n:: inst nzght The prnI,:1'nm .<uh111.’ic(l by Grand Knight J. J. Duffy, was unm1imous- ly approved. The council had lost several ac‘lve mc111bc1's through cu- lis1.mm1t, il. wa. announced :11. the ‘ll\(‘(‘llll§:. and i'en1n111l11v,; members were urged to "keep the home fire» huriiinu" The iuccliuzz lnsl night was ‘.~.c‘.d 111 the hall on Queen S rcci nud was well ntmzilcri.

I'Nrur1.o1"r.1>W ll 1-:1; srauen

i T()1‘;\ .S 811 --Accorrliliu to t'1<zuNs .

rvlca::(l by the Relief C’7ll1ll‘ili(‘(‘ I yesterday the ‘.'.lli"ill')£‘l' of unem- i ;slo\«.=(i mcn rrqz‘s'c:'ed in the cit,\' in. I present. is 811. 1)1u"11Z iht‘ mo11'h of August 493 men wcrc cm-

’ lust _\(‘ll. the 101111

11103011. ‘is i'111I' _

1111c111ploy wus lfll-1, Relief rolls disclosed 104 licads of fn1ni.1cs. 19 lndivlr‘ -.115. 7ll‘.(l 1147 dependents

mnkin: 11 total of 470 l>‘-‘1'5°“5- “"‘<"‘ recei\1np:1lrl. This cn11.siitut(-d it droo oi 75 in the fist of the previ- ous'm: 1“. but. dnuh'.c<l that. of the od in the prc-.".o\1s year.

;§I§lll'1.l‘llIll'lf‘l‘ of unimplnvz,-d men milisicrl in the m1li‘ln is not tit‘- fiiiilelv known at ill'|‘-“4‘“i- A50“ 75 per cent of ill!‘ prcscnt list of men are I-llc{il)l(' for nctlve ser- vice.

AnRiv‘Ai..~‘~1.\'rPUR'l‘—"l‘h<‘ C G _ Crirtier ur1'1\'ml in put _\'c.s_lr'1‘i'Iay from Shcdinc. N ll, fill‘.-fl will sail this afternoon. wentlicr permitting. At, prcsciit the storm signal is up for Enstcrlv cafes The ship is of Murine Whiiri. A..-if 111 port. is the beautiful lO\li'-lll:i.\l>€(l schooner‘ ".lnm(‘s Fl, Nr\1son' \x_'hich f|‘l'l\'(‘f‘l curly ycslcrdux 1111-71111‘: with a cnrgo of hnrri coal for A. P1:‘k:11'<l mid C:‘n1pm‘v. 1-‘he irfl New York A month nro I111’ oulnz lo _nd\'crsc winds m1.<l V\".'i'll(l' cnn(l1l.io11.s nild not arrive here \1hl.il _vcsicrd:'i_v The S"l‘li".0i’lf‘.' is aiiclvxred at three tides but is (‘xp(‘:‘l“tl to pull into wharf and start uulondmgz today. This is one of Canada's fnmous four-mnstc .\f‘ll’70l‘."l‘S find is own- od in L111-.n‘.mn: it is under. ood she is cnc (‘ Ii“ frur r'm:i1 inrz

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Ce me tery. .

Trinity United church

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13

6.30—-Seventh Co. of Girl Guides meet in Social Hall. 7.30-—I;rii:fier Meeting in Heart:

8.30-—Meet'in[3f_Scn7lon.__

REMAINS A.lI.RlVE—R.emai.n.1 of‘ the late Mrs. (Dr) Harold C. 1-lod- gson accompanied by Dr. l-lodgsoxi arrived from Montreal last evening and were taken to the Maclean Funeral Home. They will be remov- ed to st. Paul's Anglican church this morning where the funeral service will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon.

Personals

Mrs. H. E. Field has returned to her home in New York after vis- iting her mother Mrs. Neil Me- Dougall, Bayfield Street.

Mr. Walter MacNutt arrived home last. Wednesday night from Toronto on his holidays, but hzul to enter the P. E. 1. Hospital with an acute case of appendicitis, and is now progressing favorably.

Mr, Alvin Grccn of Trinidarl who was 8. passenger in Saint John by the S. S. Lady Nelson arrived 111 the city yesterday to join his wife and young daughter Dorothy A111; He is the guest of Mrs. Greens father, Mr. A. C. Duchemin.

James Gillan leaves on re- turn this mornlncr to New York. she will be accompanied by tier daughter. Miss Doris “Dolly” Gil- lan who intends to spend a months vacation, visiting friends.

Mrs.

tient in the Charlottetown Hospit- al is making S1’iilSlf1CiDl‘_V recovery following a recent operation it was learned last night.

Mr. Frank B. Clank-c returned yesterday by motor from a h11.s1ns-sis trip to New York. Providence rind Maine. Accompanying M1‘. Clarke were Mr. George C. Kit-on of Col- villc._ and Mr. Lorne Coles of Milton While in New York they visited the World’s Fair.

In Memoriam

MRS. HARRY CAIVIPBELL

Junior Augustine Martin. a pa- '

OF NAZI SPY” HELD OVER’

1N RESPONSE TO MANY REQUEST AND BECAUSE or THE cnown wrucn JAMMED THE PRINCE ED- WARD ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ARRANGE. MENTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED FOR THE nom- MOTION

. Mm: : v...—.,:.-; I

comments (in U. K. canned Lobster Ban

E311-;iand mil not affect the ‘,'1du.s- try on Prince Edwa1';i 11 1 as would be ex1x~cie<l at f:rst cs, it was learned from a lob- s _ dealer here last night.

About 55 per cent of the present pack is exported annually to the United Kingdom but a large per- centage of this l5 then re-exported to the other parts of Europe, par- ticularly to the Scaridiiiavlan COllnll'l(S and Be‘g1um. The last named countries aze re- maining neutral in the present Europe-1111 conflict it is understood xmd it Ls likely 21 boom will result in illosc places cnusintz a greater demand for lCl.)\ll‘l‘,s and it will be

<.Sll)'.(‘ for island canners, h pay- ng a s'ic{l1tly hluiw-r frelgh rate, to ship the izoirds (!l‘€(‘lly to them. For U11‘ some rt-1154111 United Stut- ezs. alwn\'s :1 1IO0(l customer, will 00 sunln .1 [Zl'P£l‘.i"!‘ qviziiitlty of the p.'l'[llllEil‘ si-:1-food

ly in the I.'l1llf‘{l Kirqdozn

IMPOR TA NT

i7C:.r.tu11.edV_f1 -11

_ page ll . __:~v

is one of the most pi‘o(..1c'.1\'e coal areas in the world.

Over Rough (‘ouniry

I“1*c-rich m0tor;z,cd unirs of fleet tanks and armored cars swept to- ward Saarbruecken over rouizh country on either side of the Gose- ile River after the whole area had 1 h<'-e11 drenched by heavy F‘1'r-11cl1, field b;-ittories from the Warndtl IDl‘l;I. no more than five miles

away.

The French shells pounded at a l two-mile front through the eastern .

On Wednesday morning, July 19th the resideli-ts of Elmuoou and vic- inity were deeply shocked to learn of the sudden passing of Mrs. Harry Camp-bc-ll 11 highly l’i:spc<.L€d and much l0\Cf.I citizen at the Ciil'i_V age of fifty three years. Allllough Mrs. Campbell had been in ailing health for some time 1L was not thought that her condition was serious until 8. few days before her death. How- ever_ in spite of all that inedlcal at- tention and sklitul nursing could do she \\’R.S called to her 1:11-1.11 reward. Mr-. Campbell was a woman of sterling Christian clmracier and of a. kind and lovable dis D5li.i0l1. Truly may it be 581 of her, *‘l-ler children arise up. and call her bles-

sed; her husband also, and |)l'Z'il:Cl,h fer." Mrs. Campbell was :1 devoted

member of the Prtnsbytcimn Church in Canada and only shortly before her death attended the sacrament of the Lord's Supper at Brookfleld.

Besides a S0l”l‘()Wll’lf: liusbziud there are left, to mourn. three sisters, Florence. Mrs. Daniel K. MacDon- ald, Quincy, Mass; Nora, Mrs. Wil- liam J. Campbell, Quincy, Mass: Catherine, Mrs, John H. Dochcrty, Kingston, P. E. 1. Two brothers, Mr. Donald MacDonald, Brookfield. P. E. I.: Mr. Jack MacDonald, Som- mcrville. Mass: also 21 brother Myles Darlington. P. E, 1., who predeceased her fifteen year ago and Neil, of Quincy. Mass. w o predeceased her by three years.

She also leaves to mourn a lame and highly respected family of four sons and six daughters namely: Heber. (Florence) Mrs. Alton New- man; Ethel, Neil. Jessie, Laumtta. Jack. Dorothy, Belle, Wilfred and one son Lester who predeceased her nine years ago. The funeral which was venj: largely attended was held on Saturday. July 2nd at 2 ,o'clock and was conducted by Rev.

G, Carlyle Webster, as-lslcd by Rev. Dr. A. 0. Thompson of B1'or:kfl.°ld. Rev. ER. Woodsidc of Cornwall and M1‘. I_.lo_vd Henderson, Slll(l€‘llL Min- ister at Clyde River. Rev. G. C. Webster preached a very 1m ressixe funeral sermon, using as l1s text: "God is our refuge and st1'I'ngih it very present help in trouble" from l’.<nlm 46. The liyinns sung were: ,The Lord's My Sliepiicrd, Safe in lthe Arms of Jesus and Asleep in

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‘Prick and William Buchanan. John , Colwill. Daniel and A_l€Xfil‘l(lt‘i‘ Do:“.1- erlv.

The sympathy of the entire com- imunitv is extended to the fnmily in ‘ illis their sudden bereavement I.-810-9-13-ll.

BodyIReih§'Sent Here For Burial

WARE/OAD. Minn, Sept. 12-(CIN- The body of R. R. Cody, 39, of Win- nipeg, who was kllled yesterday with two other Winnipeg trainmen when two Canadian National Railways locomotives collided. will be for- warded to Chnrlottetown, P. 1?) 1., for burial.

The accident, which occurred near Sprngue. in Southeastern Man- itobn near the International houn- darycialmed the lives of S. N. Johnson. 60, and H. C. Dir-trick. 62. and fnjiired five others, two of them seriously.

CASTEL CONDOLFQ Italy - iaP1—}'<‘ollotwinq a rcoeiptlon at which the Pope greeted the Yumm- raia of Mysore. the Indian poten- iatc and His Holiness lisivnrd in 5 concert. hv Indian musicians in the