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WINNIPEG -— (CP) — Winni- peg, after spending $11,000 ior mnsquito control, was comparative- ly free of the pests this summer.

THUNDER FROM THE BENCH

MONTREAL — (CP)—'I‘he blare of automobile horns outside the St. Vincent street Court house b8- came too much for Judge C. l].

That la-untll a recent rain and Guerin the other day. I-Ie stopped

wind, The mosquitoes hatched in ols in outlying areas and were lawn into the city.

proceedings and ordered the win- dows closed. "A few more traffic tickets might help the situation." he said.

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CITY POLICE COURT. — At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court yesterday. a man charged with as- sault causing bodily harm was re- manded until today, while a drunk and incapable was remanded for one week.

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ATTENDING NIEETING IN HALIFAX - Messrs. J. E. H. Worth, City. and H. W. Wedge. Surmmersidc, oi the Prince Edward Island Pharmaceutical Association are in Halifax attending the annual meeting and the 75th anniversary 01f the founding oi the Nova Scotia r macautloal Society.

LEFT 0N RETURN’ T0 NEW YORK - Doctor Murdock Mac- Leod oi New York and his son Dr. Norman Macl-eod left Monday on return to their homes after spend- ing a vacation in this province. Dr. iVLacI-eod is a native of Val- leyfield, graduated from Cornell University in 1903. l-Ie led his class and had the privilege oi receiving his degree from Dr. Jacob Gould Schurman. one of PE. Island's most brilliant sons who was head of Cornell at that time.

ISLAND OFFICERS GRADU- ATEn-Two Island men were in- cluded in the list of 56 young oi- ilcers who graduated recently from the Officers Initial Training School at the R. C. A. F. Station, Toronto. They are Flight Cadet H. E. Brown. Charlottetown, who will be stationed at Ccntralia Air Field for his pilot's training. and Flight Cadet R. L. MacLaughlan, Stan- hope, who will take his navigators course at Summerslde. They are members oi the largest peace time air crew group ever to complete their initial training at the Tor- onto base,

VISITING RELATIVES 0N THE ISLAND - Mr. Robert H. Gordon oi Bath, Maine, who motored to Charlottetown to spend the La- bor Day weekend with his grand- mother, Mrs. mane Matthews and his aunt, Mrs. Carrie MacNelll, returned to his home Monday. This is Mr. Gordon's second visit to the Island this summer. He was de- likhted with the scenic beauty and the kind hospitality, and genie/l friendliness or its people lures lulu to return as often as pos- sbi . On Sunday he. with his aunt. Mrs. MacNeiil and her son Philip of Charlottetown, motored to Long River and were the wel- come guests of his aunt. Mrs. Oliver Paynter and Mr. Paynter. On re- turn home Monday he was ac- oompaniedlby his cousin, Mrs. Stan- wood MacLeod and Mr. lviacleod, oi Canning, NS. who will spend their vacation with relatives and friends in Bath, Me. and other New England cities.

CASE AGAINST C. N. l. CON- TINUES.—The defence called ten witnesses yesterday in the case of Wellington McNeill vs. C. N. R. which commenced Monday in the Supreme Court. Most of them were French speaking residents of Que- bec and Dr. J’. H. Blanchard acted as interpreter for the court. On Monday a large scale plan of the scene oi the accident had been re- jected as evidence because it was not drawn to scale. Yesterday the defence introduced a new large scale copy made overnight by Charles Milton from a blueprint which had been previously proved. Most oi the evidence yesterday was about the condition of the rolling stock and road bed but in- cluded that cf Gerard Higgins, 13, of St. Jean Chrysostom who testi- fied to placing a metal nut on the track ‘prior to the derailment. It is expected that the case will be ilnished today.

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IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of or: dear son Alonso Patterson who departed this life Slltlamber 14th, 1948.

You badenoonealaatiarewel Yonaald Ioodbyetonone; The heavenly satesvru-sopuied, Aiovillgvoioesaldcmne.

Your lile is a beautiful manner-y Your death is our silent grief You sleep in God's beautiful gar-

den. In the sunshine oi perhct peace.

We leave you in God's keeping

The rough road safely o'er

And some day. some time, when onr work la done,

We shall asset ho part no more.

Luvisgb bested mane i __'

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ENGAGEMENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Boyle. New Haven, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter, Ella Matilda, to Ernest Byron. son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Edward Austin, Amherst, Nova Seotia. Marriage to take place September 21st.

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CORNWALL Y. P. U. — The first fall meeting oi the Cornwall YRU. wag held on Friday evening at the home oi Colin Murray. Meeting opened with slnslng “Stand Up" For Jesus”, followed with prayer by pastor. The devotional period was taken by REV. M. K. Char- man who also gave an interesting message on the Four Gospels. The business period was led by Merwyn Scott and Alma MncKinnon read the minutes of the last meeting. and called the roll. “Rise Up. O Men oi God" and the Mizpah Benediction closed the meeting. Games were played and a social hour spent. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted in serving by Mrs. Waldron Lowther.

WELCOME GUEST — Hon. B. W. LePage and Mrs. LePage of West St. have as their welcome guest Mrs. LePagds brother Mr. J. W. Christie oi Forest Hill-s. New York. HG is accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Louis Warde and Miss Florence Pease. who are spending some oi their time at Dalvey by the Sea. This is Niles Penn's first visit to P.E.I. and na- tually she is quite thrilled with it's scenic beauty.

Storage Roi Danger Siressed

Danger of storage rot in potatoes will possibly be greater this year because of much of the 1948 crop breaking down into soft rot in farmers‘ cellars and storagcs, warns Mr. S. G. Peppln. officer in charge of Dominion Seed Potato Certiﬁcation.

All potato storagel, and that includes not only trackslde ware- houses but farmers‘ cellars. should be thoroughly cleaned and disin- iected before the new crop is harvested and stored.

Every storage is liable to cer- tain. disease organisms or germs, as some people call them. Many of these are rot producing organ- isms. which get into the storage through the soil or through the medium of various rots which de- velop in the tubers throughout the storage period.

These rot producing organisms may well be present in storage: today and the wise farmer or dealer will use those means at his disposal to prevent any recurrence or development of such rot getting into his new crop.

Every storage bin and cellar should be thoroughly cleaned and the windows left open to allow it to dry out completely. It should then be sprayed with a solution containing two lbs. of biuestone in ten gals. oi water. A little limc may be added. but certainly not more than half a pound with each two lbs. of the blueatone.

Mr. Peppin emphasises that it is the bluesione which does the work of killing the rot organisms. Spray the floors and. ceilings thor- oughly. An ounce of prevention with this disiniectant may save

CHARLOTTETOWN

Increased Business Failures Reported Across C_a_nada

OTTAWA. Belﬁ- ll — (C?) — With wads more plentiful and people buying lass, commerc‘ i buaineaa are failing at a rate greater than at any time since i941, the Bureau M Statistics re- ported today.

In the first half oi the year B00

construction. manufacturing, iin- ancial and other business organiz- ation! liars ﬂattened, leaving be- hind a trail of $8,725,000 worth of liabilities. The number of failures compar- ed with s25 in the same period iaat year and the low oi 1113 in 1M6. However, they were not aa lush as in i941, when failures for the first half-year amounted to 500. or in i939 when failures totalled 717.

While all branches oi business were feeling the pinch, a Govern- ment spokesman said the trend did not indicate any great weakening in Canada's business structure.

Businesses defaulting were those which could liva only in times of high demand, great shortages and high prices, the spokesman said.

Only Provinces to show n. de- cline in the number of bankrupt- cies were Ontario and Nova Sco- tin. In Ontario failures amounted to 50, compared with 8i last year; in Nova Scotia. failures declined imm three to two.

Every phase oi business was hit. Trade concerns which include such organizations as general stores, dry goods shops and automobile, jewel- ry and drug stores showed a 12- per-cent increase in bankruptcies.

Manufacturing firms producing such things as textiles. food, iron. iur and pulp and paper out their ranks by 21 per cent.

In the primary industries - iarming, mining, fishing and oth- ers — failures climbed from 16 to B.

Bank Directors To Meet At Saint John

OTTAWA, Sept. l3 —- (C?) —In line with a policy of holding oo- caslonal conferences outside Ot- tawa, the directors of the Bank of Canada will meet in Saint John. N. 8.. Sept. 20.

The policy of holding a direct- ors’ meeting outside Ottawa from time to time was inaugurated last September when directors went to Vancouver.

The idea ll to give directors and officers of the Bank an opportun- ity to see various parts of Canada In which the Bank conducts its operations.

Directors will visit a number of centres in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia duriiig the week of Sept. 19.

Antonio Silva, author oi the marlonette play Don Quixote, was executed by the Inquisition in 1739.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memos-y of Mrs. Iscalie MncEvven, who posed envay Sq»- tember 14th, 1948. _

She bade no one a last farewell She said good bye to none

Her spirit fled before we knew That she from us had gone.

Into sweet rest she has entered No more to sorrow or weep.

But safe in the arms oi Jesus Our dear Mother is fast asleep.

Remembered by Husband and Family.

many pounds of potatoes in stor-

age later on.

sei from ihe tempting aromas oi

MI. l-‘IVE BY FIVE T0 BE FOUR. BY mingham. Aia.. climbs to his new home for the next 100 days. hoping that when he climbs down he will be 150 pounds lighter. Coplin tor- tures the scales now with 357 pounds. and he decided to fast in the lix-by-six house on a 20-foot pole as the only way to remove him-

FOUII-Percy Coplin of Bir-

his wiie‘a cooking.

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PAGE THREE

Civil Marriage Question Held Over By Synod

HALIFAX, Sept. lS-(CP) The Church of England in Canada today heard one of its committees report that provisions for civil marriages in Canada "would, on the whole. be desirable."

Latenthe church‘: general synod defeated a motion which would have asked the Provincial Govern- ments concerned to pass permiss- ive leglslatlon. This automatically throws out the subject until at least the next General Synod. Canon W. W. Judd of (605 Jarvis St.) Toronto, in the report of the Council for Social Service, said the issue had been studied for a year by the Church's committee on marriage and divorce. This was the case for clvll marriages:

"l. The church has not suf- ficient reason to justify her in demanding it.

“2. The church should not do anything to oppose it.

"3. Provision for civil mar- riage would. on the whole, be desirable."

Civil marriages are those per- formed by a public servant or marriage commissioner. Such mar- riages now are performed in some parts of Western Canada.

Canon Judd said the commis- sion's report formed the basis for a decision by the C. S. S. execu- tive committee. This measure read: '

"That in view of new conditions of late years. such as the increase in divorces in Canada and con-i sequent requests for remarriage; the increase of population unat- tached-or lightly attached — to the Church; and the presence in Canada of persons other than the Christian and Jewish faiths.

“And in view of the embarrass- ing position in which our clergy is

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