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. grTS POSlTIOM-Mr. W. .. Bell of Cape Traverse. left

11y morning for North East, 1

11ers he has accepted a posi- 1111 the staff of scoring Judges . American FOX Institute. .

DER KlLLElL-Mr. and Daniel Burhoe, Strathccm. rc- , me sad news oi‘ the death of wn. Martin, who wasdnstant- . d in Boston, on October 5th,

. particulars were as yet fit-f

, It is expected the remains [IIIVC in Cardigan, Tuesday. 9th. Funeral will take place his father's residence, Strath- on Wednesday. : AVElL-‘rhs many friends lice Officer Wm. Maclnnis and Maclnnis will regret’ to learn e death of their daughter, Jean , ago 3 years atan early hour ay morning, of diptheria‘. The 111 was Yield yesterday after- from her parents’ residence to eople/s Cemetery. The services onductedby Rev. I-l. D. Ray-

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g the list of promotions ap- cd by the Civil ServloeCornls-l for the week ending Septem- .. as published in the Ottawa al and -Citizen, appear the e of a former Summerside girl.- Mary Dorothy McPherson, who been promoted from stenogra- grade 2 to grade 3. This»pro-. on carries with it a substantial ase in salary. Summerside

.. heartily congratulate Miss "ed f°1' 111° 500500 T110 1081- 50111115! refrigerator cars have crossed at.‘

herscn on her good fortune have no doubt that the pro- was well meritegk-B.

rm mwasn- o‘n sun;- afternoon about 2 p. m. a mot’- r driven by a young man which

approaching Euston S. _t . Longworth Avenue ran 0v i’ a

girl named Edna Carmichael. resides at 271 Euston Street. child was crossing Longw rth ue. and had almost v.1‘ tit-h c curb when she was struck e car. The driver at once pul- p and did what he could to as- the injured child, who was tak- - her home and thence to the ital, where she was found to be ring from cuts and bruises t the head and face. and ‘in- i inlurles. Her condition is ldered serious. Although badly en up. the little girl was report»

resting comfortably last night

CHBISIIOP vrsrrmo IIERE.

elr Graces 51111111151101, fignrylbeiiS in St. Dunstans tower were ‘Leary of Edmonton and Arclr- omens the best heme operated 111

‘y-Mr. Percival Price, Carillonalrc

BANK TRANSFERS Mr. Hill- ard Gordon. of the 3151i: of Nova Soot-la. Surnrnerside, has’ been tXuTiS-l fer-red to the branch at Amhersti andgbailielt for tint town.

1whqn Mary Frances, youngmt1 ‘dolllhler of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Acorn became the bride of Harvey sflllwlck. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. llmcPherson. the Rev._ Camn Malone officiating. The bride looked very lovely in a blue and fbwn ensemble costume. entered the church on the arm of her brother Robert l-‘. Acorn to the strains of the weddingmarch played by Miss Ethel Hoaney. The couple were att- ended. the bride by her sister Miss Ewe Acom. and the groom by his cousin Mr. Earl James. After the gram was ruu._,_,_,ed at ‘he Bisho .5 ceremony the couple left on a Palace last evening stating tifat! Show’ fwmynmo" “'1 w 533M911‘ Ivfsnsignar- Fsrrley had passed awaymnd “h” towns m ' s‘ Pm” ‘o Chatham. N. yesterday. This '11" mama“ the bflde w” the nmmgng ms Grace Archbishop] guest, of honor at several functions. O'Leary, of Edlnonton, cccompanl- 5 51mm“ me ‘mmwcus weddmg 1 by 11;... 1s 11.111511’ Mt by motor presents wasa silver casserole from ,-, “Item; me funcmL lthe Trinity United Choir of which the groom was a member, ragtime 1-11355 5-3-1 3A1.AN_D,,_ Leg boudcir lamp i’-rc-m St. Peter's - “rank is’ mating a shipment of Cara-l ch51” of which m“ bride is a h1yfi,..b1auk mm“ from R E L to member. Ot-her gifts including silver, the lmpenal Government of Japan. ch15‘) and cut 31”“ an of which The shipment will be accompanied testify 19° m” popularity of the by'Mr. James Czrhill who will take Ymmg M11918‘ care of the foxes and also spend lsolne time in Japan instructing the yGqvernment in the care of ranchl The foxes are consigned Karafuto. Japan.

{Houses 1.10.3.1. Pelor Stew- art, Marshficld has sold his valuable iwrse “British Soldier" to Mr, ,1, Me- D011Hld. Newfoundland for a very satisfactory sum. Mr. McDonald also purchased a fine horse from Mr. A108 McBeth. of Marshileld. The animals Went to giipyard yesterday.

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At the present time. very few D0- 1110 tatoes are moving-only eight or

-.. . . l — 725 bush- LAST SMUNG-“ofllmlfls 01 The efmfigrénzzeYifiaigfriéeratlbr cars Eastern Steamship Lines have an-, on 11111111. 111111 01,61 700 box cars, so 11011110911 1119-1 101101111118 1110 801111.18|that 1,000 cars arc available if re- of the Governor Dingley from St. q1111ed_ q-lm-e 111.5 been a steady JohnyNew Brunswick, October l3th,> movement o; ,_ 1111111115 22“.§'.".t.'..‘§‘.3..‘i.‘§°2€§§..‘2f."“”§.’Ii‘.' y“ “ma: w. . . 011 - b ex r De fday, October 14th, service from St. 30111:; 111: 21111111; or August. John on this line will be discontin- 13111-1113 the last three weeks, 142

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from Boston for St. John will leave 301-11911, These were. loaded with 130515011 011 FY1083’. 000111101‘ 12th. 0-15 turnips. cheese, butter and oysters‘. '10 a.m. Standard Time. More care is being taken with the ', . ' shipment of turnips than formerly. ' G053 To SYDNEY MT- 11010101 they being now considered a per- Slmpson oi’ Sununersid . P. E. L, 1511111119 commodity. has‘ been appointed General Sec- A cargo of potatoes has been ac-. rotary of the Young Men's Christ- 1111111111111311 m, summersidc for the 11-11 A$°01011011 01’ 3Y11110Y- 91111118 Steamer now loading_there, which the past eight years he has been W111 bake away a cargo of 20,009 (101118 00111110’ W011i 011 1-110 1510110 sacks to Cuba. Several other steam- and comes to this city highly re- ers are to follow. p mmended- He is conceded one 01 The situation caused by the des- re mostbrillialnt, young men in n18 tr-rlcllon by fire of the warehouse profession - in the Maritimes. Mr. on 1,111, Railway Wharf, Charlotte- 81111115011 W111 hwive here shortly. town, will be met in some measure an will. at once. take over his new by 1,1111 jngfeflsed yardage at G801", duties. —Sydney Post. getbwn, where 130 extra cars can now be accornodated. " IMPRESSED WITII CARILLON WEDNESDAY at the Parliament Buildings. Otta- ..\va, arrived in the City yesterday. and during the afternoon tested the carillon in St. Dunstan's Cath- edral. Mr. Price, interviewed by a Guardian reporter, stated that the

PRE-NUPTIAL SIIOWEIL- De- spite the inclemency of the weather on the evening of 500101111991‘ 131/1‘ nearly one hundred friends and neighbors of Miss Florence Mac- Lean gathered at her home in North

t0lten cars per day on the average. [At present ble stock-the only!

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during the;

Wiltshire and tendered her a- pre-I

p 5111mm o: w111111peg_ 11c. the largéstflathedral of North Am- anigd by 11710115131101- 1311111- of erica or Europe. After a few hours

nuptial shower. The bride to be wasj blind-folded and led by Miss Chris-l tic ltfacKinnon to the living room.

-a runny wunnrua-Y-A very pretty ‘ding took place last Wed- nesday morning. iri the chapel of St. Mary's Convent, Summersille. when Miss Rosamond Arsenault, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Belonl Ar- senault. of St. Eleanors. become the wife of Mr. Matthew Arsenault of Summerside, Rev. Father Gillie of- ficiating. Miss Cook attended the bride and the groom was supported by his brother. The bride looked charming in a dress of rose georget- te. embroidered with rose colored silk, with hat to matrh and carried a handsome bridal bouquet. After a brief honeymoon spent at Charlot- tetown and other pcints east, a res ception was held in their honorat the bride's home at which over 200 guests were present at a sumptuous banquet. The popularity of the hap- py young couple was fully attested by the numerous and beautiful pre-

ents received. Mr. and Mrs. Arsen- xult will reside in Summerside where Hr. Arsenault is a valued employee of the Hall ManufacturingyCo. The Guardian joins a host of friends in wishing them all happiness and prosperity-S. ' ‘

The Prince Edward Island Minis- terial Association met in Heartz Hall yesterday morning with a large attendance. Rev. Dr. Ramsay led in devotional exercises.

The following nominating com- ‘mittee was appointed: Rev. Mr. Lit-l wleviohns. Rev. J. D. FraserkRev. W.1 R. MacWalker. 1

Rev. H. D. Raymond addressed the meeting, presenting matters relative to the Temperance Alliance.

Mr. Peter Moriarity. of Halifax’ Maritime Secretary Lord's Day Al-| liance spoke on the Lord's Day ob-I lservance and the Sabbath as a com- ,mon heritage emphasizing the dun. yger of its loss. He said we owed a Idebt of gratitude to the past for the lmanner in which the Sabbath has [been banded on and dwelt at somel llength on what needs to be done,1 how to preserve the Lord's Day. In‘ dealing with violations he said wet must first get facts and accurate in- lformation to really know 1,1111 forces ‘against us. The speaker then took up |W0Ys and means of solving the prob-l

10111 by law. not of suppression or. desires but by the substitution of something firmer and better and es- P001811)’ by the regeneration of the individual heart. In Canada Mr. lMorlarity said we have the’ best yLords Day Act in the world. Its first 0111ect is to protect every man and woman. The Act also plans 1,0 educate people as to the value of the Lord's Day and to beach the spirituality of life.

Mr. Moriarity was Iplauded at the conclusio marks.

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‘ was given by Mr. Court on “The

—-S'I'EADILY IMPROVING-The

many friends of Mr. John W. T.

I-fogg. of Bummerside, will be glad‘ to learn that he is steadily lm-e proving after an operation per- formed in the Prince County Hos- pitaL-S.

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riage was solemnized in the Mission Church, Roxbury, Mass, by the Rev. Father Breslin, on Sunday, Oct. 7th of Miss Adele Connors. R.N.. of Roxbury. to Mr. Kenneth M. Hay oi lwoonsocket. Rilodc Island.

After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Hay left

on a honeymoon trip to Montreal

and Quebec. Before returning to

Boston they will visit the bride's

former home in Charlottetown, P. E. I. The bride is a graduate nurse of the Charlottetown Hospital. '

BUIIIAL YESTERDAY-The fun- cral of the late Mrs. James Mc- Quaid was held yesterday morning from her late residence, 203 Great

‘George Street, to St. Dunstans Ca-'

thedrsl, where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Right Reverend Monsignor Maurice McDonald. The pallbearers were: Messrs. G. J. G. Murphy. Wm. Scott, John Connors. Herbert Holl, James Kelly and James Dalton. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Father Mc- Carthy.

ON OFFICIAL VISIT IIERE -l Mrs.- Stewart Adrian. Most wor-l shipful Mistress of the L. 0. B. A , of Creik, Saskatchewan, arrived in the city yesterday on ah official visit t0 the L. O. B. A. Lodges on tne Island. She was received by a large attendance of members in‘ the local Lodge Rooms last evening; where she was presented with an} address and presentation. This is Mrs. Adrian's first official visit to the province, however, she spent a brief visit with friends on the Is-

last summer. Among those present to welcome Mrs. _Adrian last night was Grand Master Char- les McKenzie. who on behalf of the L. O. B. A. of the province extend- cd a warm greeting. There were many out-of-town members pres- ent. Mrs. Adrian will visit Crap- aud lodge today and Summcrside on Friday and will conduct a pub- lit‘. meeting ln Kingston on Sat- urday.

TEACHERS CLASS-A Service Training School for teachers was organized in York School on Wed- nesday Sept. 19. by Mr. Howard Court Supervisor of Schools. The election of officers resulted as follows: President. Pearle Vessey; Vice-President, Annie MacDonald; Secretary-Treasurer Jeanette Moc- Vittie. A very interesting lesson‘ Uses of the Sand Table". He ex- plained and worked out its uses 2n the teaching of three subjects, lit-

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ault is the popular and efficient as-lon Sept. 14th a son. Flo merside 1 Congratulations.

sisting engineer of the Sum Electric Light Plant. A host of. friends wish the bride and groom all. happiness and prosperity in the: iuture.—S. l ~ l

The death occurred at 4.30 yester- ‘.1 day morning in the P. E. I. Hos»

yd Edward, on Tuesday, Oct. 9th, Hugh Mac- _ Len. l’ MACNEfLL-At Long Creek on IfAGAN-At her home, Tyrone, Lot September 21st, to Mr. and Mrs. 65. October 10th. Miss A1100 H8880. Howard MacNeill. a daughter aged '70 '

F1 . l Edna mence ‘HENRY—Il1 the Prince Edward Is-

hand Hospital, October llth, Harold

nto, President of the catholldfldiustlnz. Mr. Price pronounced eh Extenslon 5011111151 111 c1111. the Carillon as perfect. The above arrived in the city Saturday 1110111101100 8011110111011 1108, 5001119 0 Muriel Campbell and Elda Clqw op- t. Tire Reverend gentlemen p111‘- number of years in Belgium on flened the gifts. Miss Clara Berrlflfin to be in attendance 11¢ the c011- special course and has the distmc- [read the names and witty verses ac- tion of Auxiliary Afchblshgp tlon of“ graduating from" the Belg- ¢O111punying each of the many var- e of Vancouver, which takes 111111 $011001 01 0011110115- 8110 101/01‘ led and lovely gifts. After a very ' in St. John, N. B. on Thurs-was chief 000111901" 01’ 1110 30011191‘; pleasant social evening and friendly the 18th of this 111011111 Arch. ler Memorial Carillons in Newlfelicitations the party dispersed.

0P 0'I..eary preached at 1100110111 C113" M“ PM“ added that‘. - k M355 111 the (1111111111111 yesggonlyoncc in a life-time is lt-neces-‘g PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER-A de- y morning and last evening 111-15111)’ 1-0 011111811 0 501 01 0011-‘- 011011 ‘Wlightful evening was spent at the Benediction His Grace preached those that are now in the tower Ufllsrgmctof llgrs. Maryagxéuughggiéglass in ' St. D an's. ree. W en B

splring and eloquent sermon, ""5 [fiends gathered to tender a misceb

text being "Go Teach. all Na- s, and 311111118 Them 1n “I91 Ex ilaneous shower to Miss Edith Proud e of 1119 Fame“ the so“ and‘ TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE Ziwho is to be an important figure in 1101i‘ Ghost." Monsignor Blair ECUTWE-“A meefing °f the exec an interesting event to take place ched at 9.30 Magg 11nd 11150 a; utive of the Temperance Alllan€01shortly.Miss Queenie Garnhum read y‘s Cross 19,51 9111111111; ‘ .was held yesterday 81101110011- 1 Sine verses and opened the parcels business was to consider the flnan- which contained many valuable and lclnl condition oi the 011101100 flndniseful gifts, including cut glass and Al) COLLISIODL-At about l0 0150 11110001010000 111100 Perm“ 1“. silverware. Their many friends wish . on Sat. when Mr. Neil Dar-‘thelr opinion suitable to flll the aP- them a safe and happy Journey of Eat Royalty accompanied mmtment of magistrates one "Kthrough life. is wife was 1115111111113 110m‘, 011 each of the three counties who St. Petol-‘g Road 111 11 115111, waflshould have exclusive 11111801011011 a motor c31- dflven 11y M1; Anhfifover prohibition eases. The Premier acKenzjg 11111119 up 1161111111 hmyrequested the alliance some weeks shlng 111m 111s wagon and mrowyago to make these recommendations hllnself 1111,11 111s N116 ~10 qhelil; is stated. The matter of the dor- nd, bruising 11¢; 911,1 1111111111; rnant condition of the new amend- arm. The car. after hitting tire men“ with” p1i°hlbmon act‘ (None 011. ran into another car comin 0f whlch appear t‘) be In enact m’ - town, wrecki present) was not taken up. it is

ART A very !W. Henry. aged 44.

pltal of Harold W. Henry. plumber 0f this City. at the early age of 44‘

‘ I, u _ Th extlyears. He’ had been sick just one at’ the next meg n8 e n lvueck. havmg undergone an opera-

meetmg w“ be held mTuesdayYtion the latter part of last week

Oct. 23 or it the weather is not I h_ l h ‘ , ' ' ~ r ll - . . ~ - ll A s: -- '

favomble- mm“ W1" be he“ ‘he riiiiiywwiilkoi §§3...‘.‘.’.£“Ei c“? ¥“'“;“Vz.u‘§ Es“ e ""9 e“ “MINNIE-M we Wm S1» o“ In 1 Mn Th following evening. ‘vim the firm of Stanley Shawyantbar ' y“ y" isunday Oct. 7th, Jean Hilda Mac-

011 B. e bride beautifully ‘"1 ‘Pcordon but for the ast ten earsfivl CALLUM-McKAY-At St James 1111115- “EB 3 Years" daughml o1 Mr- gowned in white georgette 1111 111 FIRE AT VERNON RIVER-A V _ P; Y -‘ 0 I - d W _ Machmw conventional W“ and 011mg“; blossihorse stable and a large ham about had conducted a plumbing business Mange, 091011111. 19111 by the Rem w_ an is m

0mg and carrying a handsomfiyihowxo feet long‘ owned by Mn James of his own. He had a wide circle Bruce Mun, Obe McCallum, Allls- MACKENZIEFHM Albany’ Oct. 2, er bouquet of pink roses and whitelpflllfllt. 176111011 311/91" and furm-‘(Zillfifrillgrffgffliggfs 35111136131115; limalllf’. 11in‘ 1° Kamemw MLKRY’ Murray‘ 1928 Junior Leroy Preston Mam. Ohrysanthemums 3nd 191-115 enteymlbrly owned by Mr. L. C. HydPn-lfratemity thatmc Wm be as: RN“ ‘Kcnzie age three anda half months. ed the parlor on the arm of her were 01111191913913’ destmyed by me onlmissed Of a quiet diswsitionnlland PROUDE BEAIRsT0—-At the res- bemvcd baby 5°“ °f M“ 0nd M115" father to the strains of Lohengrin‘s|T1105d°-Y 11101111118 W111011 b10110 0111? gentleman“, manner h‘; was of the den e of the Re}, E H Rummy ‘Leroy MacKenzie. lweddin! march beautifully Dlayed 31110118 ti: 110116! mlaggfiggtagg 2: type that made friends and h€ld‘1DDC 'll Upper Prince St. Char-l? I y Mrs Dr. Saint and took her 018° 50 9- 1'- , , ' " ' -_ MacLEAN-At the Strathcona Hot- Dlace beneath an arch of autumn 11010 were 111331115 lmmmes when igfrxrtrlerge 11.211165 82133111151151.1121 l9ttctolgvrrougg sfipgfoiithtopfigrrgzlrlgt cl on Tuesday’, Oct. 9th, Hugh Mac- leaves. ferns and flowers. She was they 1111mm the fire and Wmch w“ Wm N a brothel, Aréhm. R and éammm of we“ Covehead lLcun. age 52 years (Prop. Strath- attended by 11111- 1w111 515m- 1111111, too far advanced to be overcomes one ‘mile? 1m Sganley Powgn of e“ ‘ ' §roml Hotel». Remains at MacLean who looked charming in rose tafet-,D08li111-0 0110 501011110115 01701178 01 Lime Hmltél, s to an of ‘vhonl - —--lfuneral home until 2.30 this after- “ and “med 0 1001101101? 01 P1111‘ about‘ any nelghborfi who hasmylThe Guardian extends sincere sym- .“°°“- A 511°“ servlce ‘"111 be new lasterss The groom was ably support-ifiathered» 311050 W“? buudmgs we" pamy ‘at the Strathcona Hotel at 7.30 this ‘ed by his brother Mr. Elmer Stew- bgrlixgtswlglzlliugigznlglavglngngl evening. ' art. Immediate] after the cere- 0 - ' {MM lmony about fiftfy invited guests satl111 11110 110111- T110 810118-11’ 08118111 c.3110 ‘£313 if?‘ 13am 1n 11115:‘ Golf can be played on a table . down to a sumptuous supper served 1110 0110 W118 801110111101 11011103911- ‘My on- efliles “y; c1‘ 31g’ Mm ,McLEOD-At Pt. Prim, Oct. 10. 1928 with a new game in which 90 cards iiififiif‘ ‘meters: e W 2r" Fr f.“""."%'i.‘ ‘°“'“'°“.§‘.1;.;@S...““.i'.t.‘2.t ma. s- Mom» a 1 o wor . ere was a - - ‘ Summersid): for Southern marketsdxuslc lzgixfltagagxginwhug-geaaigdt ,,.,1.'.‘d,y1,,,§'1°,1u,1,1,1y 1t was b]°w_=Hardy, in her 84th year. The do. The mrerulmer- 6f them was thdonleyolf) our efficient School teachers 111B 111 1110 09005110 11110001011 ffllmfimsed w” bom at winskm‘ the Norwegian steamer Lorentz W. was tendered a "dsceuaneous Show the dwemng. oyherwise we latterdauglrter of the late William and Hansen, Capt. Hulm. which arrived er, at her home a (aw days 1,1,11,11,11; might also have been 1111111e¢ Th‘, {iii}? (Wes-til dPeagdoir. tShc was; at 9 0010011 011 511111103!» 110m 3V :10 1191- marriage and recap/ed many cattle and horses were not in the 8x33603153 ‘Winslow? by ‘gmofililgzi

MARRIAGES

where the Misses Irene MacLeamp 911115111“ 3°°€P0P11Y and 11151101.!

100W Weddin t k . 8 0° place (m m‘ Reading will be the subject studied

_,evening of Sept. 26th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Bowness, Kensington, when their daughter R1103’ Elizabeth, was united in mar- ruse w Mr- Mayne Stewart, Nor- boro. the Rev. Dr. J. R. Saint of-

A1 SQMcQUAID-At the residence 20s ct.

DENNIS — STEWRTVI‘. 1? James

Jam“ Manse out’ Gm by the Rey George Si... Oct. 8th. Mrs. W. Bruce Muir. John Gabriel Den- McQullid. 050d 74 Years-

DEATHS

FIZRGUSON-At Carleton. October 7th. Lottie Ferguson. '

-—-POTATOES FOR THE CUBAN MARKET-At is understood that a

‘HOWARD-At Ancastcr, Ont., Oct.‘ It is estimated that American in- l0, Mrs. Stella Howard. dustry spends $200.000.000 a year in research.

K01’. the operator of the in- 1112 cur was not injured, but - 111001101! had’ to be taken to the . Island Hospital. where she was l; to be suflerlnz from cuts and I s. though lrer injuries are not erous. The Guardian. ascer- 1118 the seriousness of Mrs. Mc- 5 111Jurics. is pleased to report

ng both cars. Mn,

stated. It will be recalled, that. inter slla, these amendments provide that any person who consumes or drinks any liquors which have been obtain- ed in contravention of the act. 811011 be liable on summary conviction. for a first offence. to a penalty of $200.00 or three months, or for a second of- fence to six months in jail; that any

John's, .Nfid., and Sydney. C. B. This vessel's home port is Bergen. Norway. She is of 11,100 tons bur- den and is now being loaded with 20,000 bags of table stock by the P. E. I. Potato Growers’ Association at the Railway Wharf and expects to sail for Cuba on Wednesdaywhcrc she will discharge part of her cargo at Havana and the remain-