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. JOHN BOLEB LUPE VELEZ

COUNT LEO

TOLSTY’S EREATEST ' NOVEL

il'llE ltfAN’S STORY 0F THE ZEST OF LIFE, LOVE AND LAUGIITER. Also Serial :md Comedy

CAPITOL

LEW AYERS

HURSDAY 'n “Up For Murder

'I l French Italian

'been scratched, J. S- D_f.‘WH1‘. 1

T_.)ETERS R Stdeht of Phillips ,Pctl-elcunl Co.. Seaplanes Ready ;p,.occcd,,,g to England

AND gr; red recently at a meetini! °1

e a _ the ¢0mpany’s marketing dlvlslon._

Tho almost 'phenomenal success

of many Prime E‘1“'*""1 “1““de'5 vast potcntialltics of the P.-mmmfllc abroad. and Of “'1‘°m We have had section we have in years in-it 1>°“§

occasion to briefly mention in our

_ ou

vl'l'ifiHi!S 'O me "Guardian, has a complete cycle of the oil indus- promptecl us to note the success 0! try m this 31.633- Mp D@“~m~ stated.

another of our young T119" Who

leaving h.s Island home at an wens in Paummdle ’ which have e.li-ly age and by hiS ability *md produced approximately 20,000,000 ambition has arisen Co a positiori barrels of crude ou’ besidcs natur- cf responsibility and- discintion. al -The 5“1°ie¢5 °f 3115 skemh is Mr' natural gasoline plants in this sec- J- S- Dewar "S"“'“’1" 5°” °f W' t d 1 b 'lain three addition- ‘James A. Dewar of Murray River. :lon an S m g P. E. I. The followingclippings from production to about 375,300 gallons “Gas Tank" largely the offical or- a Ea” Of 1112 Company- and 315° the has a complete ' pipe lille E301' “Wall Street Journal" New York “mg systems' Opel-me, a 10150()- ywill be, intresting to Guardian barrel refinery Wm, c,~,,¢k1jhg unit, T93-defsf has three water stations which scii MV- Dewi" was 150111 Decembermpproximately 100.000 barrels of

31- 1392- at 1V1°“1“5“e» P1111* Ed" water s. day, and maintains its own Ward I51B1'1‘1» Canada- H15 111519 ex' private radio for direct communi-

perienee in the oil industry was C

rwith the Kansas Natural Gas Com- Bamesvme' Oklay

pany from 1906 to 1907. durin8 which period he served as chart B reader in a pressure station. From B

-1907 to 1910 he was meter reader on and gaS_ company is drilling

and tester. After terminatinK 1115 s service with the Kansas Natural, he entered the crude production end of the industry as a roust- about, tool dresser and driller in the fields adjacent to Bartlesviile, tor a period of four years. He then entered the service of the Barns- dall Oil Comtpany as an account- ant in the Bartlesville office. Be- coming affiliated with Phillips Pe- troleum Company in the early part of 1917, as bookeeper and account- ant, Mr. Dewar’s ability and practi- cal experience soon made him a valuable man in the rapidly ex- Pandins organization and in 1925 Mas made General Superintendent of Production, which position he held until April, 1929, when he was promoted to Vice President in charge of the production and oper-

ating departments.

. Mr. Dewar is better known by his friends and fellow workers as Stewart and his ever evident spirit of loyalty and cooperation, 'both to his company and his men, together (with his jovial, optimistic person- gllty, have won him a host of

friends throughout the industry.

AMARILLO-Oil. resources of the

Panhandle country have scarcely

S. ra to

“To substantiate our belief in the

r efforts to the development 01

"Company has 391 pr0<iuC1I\8

gas. Company also op<‘v8il‘S ‘im

plants which will increase daily

day. In addition the organization

ation with the home office at

Since 1925 company has acquired bout 30,000 acres of leases which re proven for oil and 65,003 for

even wells in Gray County.-Wall Street Journal.

M'r. and Mrs. Milton C. McLean of

St. John N. B. are visiting Mr. Mc- Lean's parents and family M'l-. and Mrs. W. L. McLean, Peters Road. P. E. I. Previous to visiting the ls- land Mr. and Mrs. McLean had completed a trip by motor to Haver hill, Boston, and other New Ellis* land cities, returning from Boston to St.John on the “Calvin Austin." Mr. McLean as on former visits to his native land is most enthusiastic re. the climate and unspoiled nat- ural beauty of P. E. I., and fre- quently affirms that its charm can not be exceeded by that of any other place he has visited. During their visit to New England, and when residing at home, Mr. and M’rs. McLean have always done all they could to advertise “The Is- land" as a. paradise for summer visitors, particularly stressing the fact that one may here enjoy salt water bathing at a colni`oi'ta.‘bic temperature, a condition which does not obtain anywhere on the Atlantic coast north of Cape Cod.

The opinion of a friend connec-

ted with the Boston Market whom

, .

I s h o p, f

complete

service

This stand-by plant means that .When you need it, there’s a machine

W¢1§11|\8` and cylinder re- grlnding service to help you. No other garage

in the East offers as

Sales and service for DeSoto & Plymouth cars

all cars "

o r g e,-

a service.

for

WCNNGVARR 1 “DAYBREAK”

0 PIOTUBI I

TODAY

Matinee 3.00 . . . . . .._ l6c, 3'lc. Evening, 'l J; 8.45 26c, 421:, 52c.

Mad, gay Vienna becomes

the background for ll. mad,

gay romance of the screcn's

most popular lover!

'PRINCE EDWA Marlon Davies ln

' ` ' FIVE and TEN ”

ms;-fs' =_f.-~~:x.c.l

RD--THURSDAY

1 For Challenge

(Canadian Press)

LONDON Aug. 'l3.~oilit~lnl rm-

nouncements from Franco and it aly of definite plans for despatch to Calshot air station of the men and Seaplanes that will challenge Great~Britain`s right 10 111° 5311' ncider Trophy on Svlli- 12 1101"? quickened interest in it rare which now seems certain to rank ns the greatest competitive speed event in

history. Tile work of pi'f‘1lal':liion, pursued steadily for months pmt has suddenly assuincd an air of reality which was inevitably miss- ing whilo nmlcllalizn-lion of thc foreign challenges rcnillillecl doubt ful. _'Along thc mainland und at the many vantage points in thc Isle of Wight alwallgclllcnts are being mndc to accommodate the huge crowds which are expected to move into the regions adjoining the coursc to watch the fastest vehicles ever constructed. racing for the “blue riband of the air" over Solent and Spithead. Grandstnnds :irc being erected. cm* parks delimited, Cater- ing schemes prepared, and the dif- ficult trafiic problems involved are engaging the attention of lhe police and local authorities' nt special conferences. On thc watcl' moor- ing space for lluitdrc-ds ol bouts. including ocean liners and scores of yachts is being nlloiled at safe places around thc course- Many people are expected to arrive by air, flying from all paris of Brit- ain and the continent of Europe, and there will be accommodation for

Mrs. James Canfield' (nee Miss

lcv land, having motoicd fiom their

Thcy are the pllrtlculal' guests of

ney was spent visiting Mr. Can-

ome a lg n.

’ - ‘Sldmcidcr Trophy team this year.

.,Mlnlstiy mllval at 'Calshot on

- |scr\'lt'c and civilian mechanics. Ar-

daily. the foreign teans engaged ,actually in the last Phases of PW' *partition in home waters before

liritailfs 'Now Racer

Squadron Leader Orlebar, holder

of the world‘s speed record and administrative chief of the British

has made within the last few days .first flights in thc new racing scnplane which is likely to lead ,tile defending team. Two officers, 10 Jmen and thc new Italian racing -‘picnics specially built this year for iihc contest are gathering at Cal- ,sllot.

41 France has intimated to the Air

,Aug. 29-fourteen days before the 'race-of six racing pilots, attend- icd by seven other officers and 67

rangelncnis are being made to ac-

`colnnlodnte nine French seaplanes [though only six of them may ar- rive in time for the preliminary itraining peri0d in British wafers. i With three national teams' ap- ,ipurcnily certain to compete, the

gcontrst on Sept. 12 promises in- ideed a battle of giants. The start- ‘ing gun will sound nt 12.30 p. m. ‘for the d-'eparturc of thc first ma- icliins, followed at intervals by eight .other racing craft, over the course i,oi -218 miles. Each nation will be

lrepresented by three machines. and ithc order of stnrtilig will be set- itlcd by ballot at a mtetlngnext

lweek of the special Schneider [Royal Acro Club.

i If dr‘sil'cd expectations be real- ,ized the winning machine will nt- tziin ‘along the straights of the triangular course a speed of near- ly 400 miles an hour-between six innd seven miles a minute. The last

lcrs has received tragic proof in the

a severe blow to the British team,

gnin entered on the costly path of

hcl, 1 The Central Guardian

take place at 2 p. m. on Tuesday.

ASSOCIATED BOARDS 0F

court yesterday morning one drunk and incapable was fined $5 and ccsis or 10 days; there were two cases of unlawful possession, one

"llnce County Hospital will be pleased to hear that he is im

return home in a few days. Mr.

have his left leg fractured just be- B

,low the knee sometime ago. The for witnesses Mrs. James McKenna, i

fracture was ft compound one andl did not knit together. After return-

of Mr. Keir Bernard of Grahanfs m

RIVER AND VICINITY

,-*_ avelling suit was of blue with

children Raymond and Marion were the Sunday guests of M'r. and

€

Among those visiting the Exhibi-

tion on Thursday were Mr. and

Mrs. Rlobcrt Stevenson and chiw-I ren, Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith and children, Messrs John and _George Ling, Mrs. George Gamster and daughter Viola and little son Lem- mie, Mr. and M'rs. Nelson Steed and Messrs Lloyd stead, Guy and Arthur Gamster.

Bernard had the misfortune to her brother-in-law M1". Andrew

ing to the hospital it was found brother of the groom. After the necessary to amputate the leg. ceremony a breakfast in honor of Much sympathy is expressfd for the bride was given at the home of Mr. Bernard in his misfortune.-S. her mother in which only the in

groom were present. Immediately after the breakfast the happy ouple left on a motor trip to the

GLEANINGS FROM WHEATLEY

Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McKinnon and grey hat, shoes and purse to match.

l Mrs. Nelson Stead. shown in the many valuable pre- s

Alberta 'Crops

'T , _

, 1 'ms ANNUAL Mal-:'rlNo or the civil. senvloa ~rosl'r|oNs.-

- -bsoclated Boards of Trade will Prepare now for a. good position. I

|Aug. 25th, at the Experimental merclal College. Write Prin. W.;

1 Farm. ° 8270-8-24-21 Moran, Royal Bank Building, Char- '

' l lottetown. 8281-8-25-21.

Special classes at the Union Com

TRADE annual meeting will take ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.- place at the Experimental Farm, on Mr .and Mrs. George Carrier of Tuesday, Aug. 25 at 2 p. m. , Cherry Valley, wish to announce the

8270-8-24-21 engagement of their daughter, Ina

Elizabeth' to James Learoy Finlay-

POLICE COURT-At the police son, son of Mrs. Flora Finlayson of

Peake's Road. Marriage to take place in September. 8291-8-25-li.

WEDDING BELLS,-A quiet but

‘was adjourned, and the other was pretty wedding was performed in fined $100 and costs or 3 months. St. Dlmstans Basilica by Reverend

_'___ Monsigneur Maurice MacDonald

1Mm10v|NG-The many friends on August twelfth in which 'Miss

METROTONE Nl‘3\\'5 AND “LOVE FEVER" COMEDY ,of Mrs. Keir Bernard of Grahsm's Gertrude Callaghan daughter of

“_ 'Road, who is at present in the Mrs. Patrick Callaghan. 10 Graf-

. ~' , ton .,

_ = -‘ lvl.

H '

St was united in marriage to

r Fred McKenna son of Mr. and

proving nndsexpecfs to be able I0 Mrs. James McKenna, Mbrmald.

e bride was given in marriage by

utler and was unattended; having

ontreal, sister of the bride and r. Joseph McKenna, Memmld’

ediate relatives of' the bride and

aritime Provinces. The brfde’s

e high esteem in which both

aarties were held was fittlngly '

Canada Sells Third

Of vWorld’s I/Vheaf

nts which they received.

» Are Heavy

(Canadian Press)

EDMONTON, Alberta, A112. 23.-

The funeral of the late Edward

Carew took place on Wednesday 12inst, at his late home at Hunter River and was very largely attend- ed- In the absence of the pastor, is Rev. Mr, Boothroyd, the service wg; cg conducted by Rev L. J. Leard of Winsloe and tRcv Bruce Carew nephew of dccensed. Mr. Les;-d spoke very comforting and tmp,-es. sively and commented on the life 01 1118 d@DH\'tfrd friend as being a §00d man and a worthy christian, who to the best of his knowledge and ability served his Church and his Lord. Interment was at W. L.

“Heaviest crops in three years" is the heading of la. recent editorial in the Edmonton Journal with re!- erence to thc crops in central and northem Alberta, and this prospect

being hailed with delight, more pecially in view of the reports of

failure or partial failure of the crops in parts of the other prairie provinces. This cheerful outlook is based on surveys made by Journal correspondents. The Journal says:

"There is no area in all the west blessed with such abundant crops as will be harvested in the next eight weeks in central and northern Alberta. Moreover, this great area,

the Methodist now United Church

of that place. S

On Sunday the 16th inst the J

ter Bed Bridge, to Portege Cen-le

HCM' gathered to pay their last re

a sacrif.ce to the Great War M

There is no chance, however, of

River Cemetery, where- for many of' years Mr' carcw had w°"51"11’°d will have a production record that

which Edmonton is the centre,

“nd been a faithful adherent’ 1° will exceed even the fine yields oi’

' the past three years. This conclu-

ion is based on the .surveys of ournal correspondents in all parts

more than 1,000 land and marinctcontest, in 1929, was won at an . Of the territory and is conmmed aircraft at one or other of _the -average .speed of 328.63 ln. p. h. and ,1“11°1a1 of 1110 late Mr- R0fif~‘1‘iCk by. outstanding gram experts. aerodromes and seaplane harborsitllere is little doubt that this as- M°Ph"5°1‘ 1°°1¢ P1500 from 1-119 “Not only is this district assured

on the lsrlilnd hor thc- mzililnnd. iionliiliing vc_loc§.y Pvtiilz dbeb consld- home °f M1- Wm~ 114211113503. 0YS` R heavy crop' but Alberta* taken as Mcanw 191 0 mcing mms C01" 1"” y surpasse ` 1° C y men ' a whole is in much better posit- tinue atirpwwfill training. At Cai- i\"i‘-0 HC trained 1° the h1g1‘°S1 my' A large' “Wd mm fi” “nd lon from the agricultural viewpoint shot Desenzano and the Etfmg de fpivch of delicate aeroplane control, ' than me other prairie mvmces Bcrrc, the high sliced hilots flyitlle beautiful, streamlined racers 5“1’l:¢15 150 anotnhel' ek-soldier of For the mst time in hlgory A1-

__..._i___.__.,..Y. - . iwiil t.e;u' seven times 1-gund the om1?may b“ sam H1-51113 was berta this year Wm produce 'more Mr. McLean was visiting when in-50 kilometres lap in a few minutes ' 1" than half bh wh t 1 _

Boston.,was “that potatoes and tur-imore than half an hour, moving §;I;P:e;s°n waglivmun w sheuitem canada ewhilz ltcrfsp tguewxe nips raised on P. E. I. were thc best at n. rate of speed sufficient. to C mm W C mr 5 time he '

, seemed to recover but which fm__,price of wheat is low, the total re-

they handled." a fact that speaizslcover the distance between London ,LH T d I t 1’ tum Wm nm into impressive ng_ loudly when one considers tm'm1d Edinburgh in me hm" and toyrldwwie hizli Causing a tumor ures For instance the government competition that these products to cross me Atlantic to New york 8 n ead' Hi? 1°"e5 1° ' meet in 8 lmd of mgh standing my 1 __ tl 1 h _ mourn their loss a widow and tm-ee bonus of five cents per bushel will food markeémq "1 ess “"1 “nc N15' children, besides many f,-tends and in itself, mean over $6,000,000 to

f ' -_ _._. " relatives. Rev. My-_ Mndwalkel. Alberta farmers this fall on the es-

- . A G°"““" A"1“1°" conducted the service and spoke timated production of over 130,-

Bessie Reynolds of qnnlbridgs Rd? T1"“i' 111° 1°“1`5“115 °1 speod far ltrilozlstpifigqllelllrgrly idlllrtillfoliitilrlrcstéiiibeltyl ooglgrogsptxlgleijf Déoozhitzflps have and family of Wilmington, Mn<.s.. _.,u,rmSSi,,,, any p,.CviO,,s1y aCmev_ 3 11°

are Vmwrs to Mrs' Cmlficms nab cd b ‘ > t _th t its d to the christian fait-h and hope of had their psychological effect. There

_ _ _ Y ma* 15 11° W1 011, ang' his friend Roddie McPherson. is A distinct improvement in the

» - _. individual outlook. This confidence

nr home in Wilmington- t Pctels‘ . .

Se Ice ram and cambrmge vt-ll;-e their'f1,°;§,i;c‘,:1"":;:)ti1;;(;“;; ;f1;vl<;f\l(':s of The death of Mr. mserlck Me- is not based on crop prospects a-

We offer a sara e servic l ' ' many fclailves ,md f,.,0,,,,, 1-vsldc-iitnln Mtmtlj the lmnfmlngel bland Mod' Bmoknem' on Thursday "“’.1°""'h°W°"°" 1°’ °°“"“1 ‘md “°""

B _ e co_m_p ete ln it- - » - 0" 15th Inst., removes from that place them Alberts is the great mixed

self and_ supported, ln addition, by _.thc entire resources of our main

plant.

linli: _ ih_ _ ~ -1_ _ [1 1-

Mn and M.rs_ L_ P_ Bum, and f_.m,_ mp 1;! ‘t‘he'> ;l9';;10;im;’t;stc=1;¢; min :H :;lt;;c;i§s;3rosncrious farmers farming area of the west. Dairy- ny’ Peters Rd” and of Mn ‘,,_,_,hu,.V Mm 17 It G L Brinton the on] ‘MCL P zens. The late Mr. livestock. poultry and other mixed Reynolds and mmm, of Cmm_,,_,dgetlmnénmcé-mémhpr of 0;? Emmy; f cod had been in falling health farming products mean n. steady Road The mst mp of their jom__ high weed night was -drown” s;>rl“gs<;r.ll1ncmti;r;e, bst;tv;1ls sI;ldd:ilt0Dll1§~ income to thousands of farmers.

` 5 ' B T0 5 00 B Dairy products alone brought over

News relatives at Mamgnsh' _Nl S_|r\)\;m¢;;c;r;e1;;0 t;l;l;tS»lc:_n;i;ertesg:: n;1d fal1tilllY.who;l:ve the sin- $12,000,000 to the farmers of een-

_ l ymtpa

They will 1-ctut-h shortly to thciriout phmgcd into me Solent It was ,friends in thy od eir many_tral and northem Alberta during h t wllmll to Mass. ‘ ' v ef 5'* bereavement- the mst six months of 1931.

“Here are the facts summaglzed.

Miss Annie McLennan of the Wim “°"°"»il0icss will ge on with YAQUI INDIAN CATCHES ‘They are worth considering- and

nursing staff of Falconwood Hospmltfie tlllskl. Lieut. Brintona life was LEGGER. WITH LASS04-emembe,»|ng: _ tal, city has been visiting at tlteiilsetllnéghgigfgerhig b°"“i5“°1111§”d S *- "Central and hm-them Albert; home of her parents Mr. and M'l~s.'n1m_ of S ned “D 5°’ “S °“ he J CXIYISDALEI Ariz-» A118- 23-- today has the beat wheat crop George Meremim, Greek River. The m.1l°mn' d Y°° I ‘"““1“» °1‘1°f °1' B 8f°“P °f|nrosl>ect in three years- For the

Th T ilmportnnlllc attnrblliileld wt? em-egayh axlzlleprniinns ming near here' is mst time in msmry' me han of

0 /innllai Picnic of the Prcsby- mo hi h P ° P99” ‘md quiet- and 11° the total wheat crop of the west

teflon sunday schools or Peters ik“t “’H°t “dmmsdiy |“v°lv°S.‘"YS- Ylfivis Hrv not peaceful and will be produced in Alberta. A1- Road and Cambndge was held in rls bovp o and machine. Perhaps quiet when liquor is available. hem, Wm hue me lowest cost of the vicinity of ..-me wharfy.. Greek Fla hc_t answer is the _renewed Chief Joe saw a, Mexican sell- planting and harvesting in 20 River. on Saturday 15th inst. Quiteyt rcnc interest in the contest. Af- |ing liquor _to a Yaqui so Joe used iyee,-5_ | a number of pcople were present vf';|1;1D0£i0dh0f Yll€‘R1‘1Y 10 YOHTS in his F0139 and caught the, Mexican,;-"rht, five mm gavemment bonu, :::..?:§ "ls ":§;'..;‘°.::'°..1‘; 21': J: .‘_’:‘.‘:f:"’;;";‘“.;‘;:»°f~ °--f °~»°°°»°°°- children. 1 1 Schneider Trophy. France has s- Fndden 1 1 If Alberta farms" tm. nn Dairy'

- vestock and poultry lales add an-

Mr. Alfred Cook, formerly of hillh SP0¢¢‘1 <10V¢‘10Dment. The re-fChief Joe Joining federal dry forces'\(;'e};¢e|f'5.;£»0,:'o;;°:,::_h weak to M f.°.11;:’;;t;s'.;';::§ ;i;‘:.";z.-':: ;';‘_':'°:;‘;‘.°:°.:;‘ tt; ;; ~f° 'eb-°~ t- mv ---M ~» fe- at Medford’ Mm" is visiting re; realization nf Dm;Trf"` and -Dram 0;'-kiioy sted as belrls natives of the future with unshsken ooniidw latives and friends at Bell River, tical supercharged engines. Supl- -___. 1 - - ence' . l..

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Murray Harbor. Peters Road. 1-Ie por-or-units are certain in confer class of British war 'plane, while 1'0U|1\'g'rg vygrr W95 BCC0mDanief`i on his trip in inf Yculablc advantages in theicven ln commercial aviation the BALLQQN 955|”

tale vicinity bg Arehlbald,bulldlng of service aircraft, a fact;moderately 'supercharged motor is .__. ‘ Murnwmnad an_P iss Mabcy of sufficiently demonstrated in -the today coming into more extended BOLZANO, Italy, Aug. 24,-(U,

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' JOHN THE BE!-0 vlan orsclrlur.

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O'I'IlAWlA, Aug 24-Despite rig-

verse world factors. Canada con- tributed vlrtually one-third of the world‘s wheat shipments during the twelve months ending July 31,

last. ` In a report issued today by the

Dominion Bureau of Statistics it was stated that "Canadian par- ticipation in the world‘s wheat trade during the past crop year cannot but be regarded with sat- isfsction."

Blush, Argentina Rivals r

Faced with stiff competition

from Russia. and Argentina in the European market, and with the

orous competition and several ad-1

Oriental market captured largely ,

Competitors

by Australia through dcnrceiates cur:cncy, Cajiadn last year export- Ud 223,430,403 bushels of will-at ant 6,701,663 barrels of flour. This wal the equivalent of 258.637.8117 bush. 'S15 BCWN15' eXDOrte¢l. an iilcrew of 72,370,675 bushels over the 1929. 30 ¢I`0D Year- A decrease was re corded. however, from the last five- year average of -308,853,540 bushels

Canadian wheat exports were di. vided 1111110515 Ofllliliiy between Esstem and Western routes. Ship. ments from the Pacific Const port: totalled 74,544,806 bushels, while 0XD0l‘ts 'through Atlantic gateways including rerouted wheat from tht United States, amounted to 74,022, 561 bushels. The balance of tht wheat movement moved througl United States ports.

ery part of the world are flocking to the glacier where Professor Picard landed his balloon after reaching

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the stralosphere. The metallic cab- in of the balloon was left on the ice. at the request of Professor Pi- card, as a monument to his flight. The excursion to the glacier is, very difficult, but thousands have already made it this summer. The cabin is already covered with autographs.

Ill MEMURIAM

MRS. LEO MCKENNA

At the City Hospital on Aug 7,

Anne Grant beloved wife of Leo M'cKennan in the 21st year of her age.

Little more than one year ego

She__was welcomed in Cornwall s bride and many years of happiness seemed to lie before her,\ but God willed otherwise and ln the morn.. ing of life He called her home. With perfect resignation to the divine will, she answered the call and received the last sncraynents of the Holy Catholic Church with childlike faith and devotion. Be- loved by all she leaves many waml

death. Besides her sorrowing hus- band and infant son she leaves to mourn her plu-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Grant, Mlllview, also five sisters, Mrs. W. Cmne, 1\/[sry Ethel, Rose and Doreen, and four broth- ers, Frank, Walter. Arthur and Victor.

Many floral tributes and Mass

Cards. and the large cortege which accompanied her remains to their last resting place in st. Joachims Cemetery- Vemon River, showed the .love and sympathy oi' hor many friends. Services lit the grave werei conducted by Rev P. D. Moouigarr parish priest of Vernon River. May her soul rest in pea/ce.

APOBTLE SPOONS.

Apostle spoons were first made in

the early, put of the 15th century They were so called because the fliurs of on Apostle vas represen- ted on the and of the handle. Each Apostle may be indentifled 'by the symbol which he holds. St. ,Peter hu the key, Bt. John the cup-and Bt. Andrew the cross of saltire. Complete ntl of these spoons are .VIII IAN.

friends who will mourn her early `

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Fivc Siskin all metal aeroplane: fl°Wn by Royal cntmllm All Force' officers. will head tht Trans-Canada air pageant ine dHY's visit to the 1931 national all races here Friday. Sept. 4. I-Tidal has been designated as C.ln.\diar Day. _M____l_____

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Jud Phltno

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