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Rlllwlys is also participating in this event and are placing on the menus of the several hotels across Canada a wide variety of choice fish dishes. as well as Canadian oysters.

Fishy a Specialty “National Fish Week

MONTREAL. Sept. iii-In recog- nition of National Fish Week, which this year will be observed from September 80 to October s. travellers on trains of the Cong. dian National Railways will find on the dining car menus for break- last, luncheon and dinner a choice leleotion of tasty fish dishes. ac- wrding to W. W. Swinden, general superintendent of sleeping, dining gnd parlor car services of the sys- em. While fish is served on these lining cars regularly throughout me year. special dishes are prepar- 5d for the travelling public during National Fish Week, which serves to direct attention to one of Canada's chief industries and to encourage the consumption oi Canadian fish. The hotel depart- ment of the Canadian National

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MeetingOfChurch Synod Oct. 8

MONTREAL, Sept. 2i-—'f‘ile an- nual meeting of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa, Presbyterian Church in Canada, will be held in St. John's Church. Cornwall, Ont.. starting October ti, it was an- nounced today at the local offices of the Presbyterian Church. Famous Boxer. "Win. lose. or draw, I get $50,000."

Reporter: "I see. Every clout has a. silver lining."

whowill be here onFRI. "8. SAT" Sept. 27 and 28

time; union dliurtl) 1N MEMORIAM.

J AMER ROBERT MCDONALD

Mrs. Malcolm MaoKennle, Hose Valley received the sad news that her brother. James n. McDonald died sudd ' of heart failure a: his home in loadviiie Colo. His m5"? relatives and friends here will regret his passing. The follow-

TIIUIBDAY, SEFIEMBEI, 26 1-30 P. MPIJMQI’ Mil — Hegel; v Bali. $.00 P. bL-W. M. E. SHIN!‘ - Bu‘ Pltlor.

The Central Guardian

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ISLAND Grown PLUMB m reasonably priced. L-QiWO-a-aa-li

THE BEST BOY AND (1131, ORATORS in the Province will p"- form at Prince of ‘ Wales College Hall tonight at ‘i o'clock.

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DON"! MISS the Provincial Ora- torical Contest for school children, Prince of Wales College Hall to. night. L-9817-9-26-li.

non-r ronoar the Central School Fair and Junior Club com- , titiorls at the Exhibition grounds today. L-98'l'l-9-26-li.

ville News. |

Friends of brig standing filled the Moynalian-OMaiia Mortuary chapel likiday afternoon during the funeral services for the late James R. McDonald. That he had a wide circle of friends was borne out lo the numerous lloral tributes, lur- rouriding the casket.

The funeral service. I in which was included a. Wdnn _ 1 tri- bute. was solemnized by Mr. Mc- Donald's nephew, REV. John B. McDonald. pastor of the Aurore Presbyterian church.

Three duets, “Abide With Me". "God Knows Best" and "We'll Never Say Good-Bye" were sweetly and solemnly rendered by Mee- dames O. C. Phillipe and I". E. Brown, accompanied by Mrs. Ted Lane.

At the conclusion of the service interment took place at St. Joseph's cemetery, where Mr. McDonald's remains were laid to rest beside his deceased wife and son. Pallbearers were William Elliott, Patrick Roche, Charles E. Slavin, John Griffin. Joseph Dewar and Joseph Boland.

James McDonald had a reputa- tion for being one of the most ex- pert miners ever to set foot in Leadville. During his thirty-five years of residence here he had worked in every mining property in the district and had been employed also at Climax and in the Alma district. His last employment, prior to his death. was at the Mt. Champion mine in Half Moon gulch. now being operatfdby John Cortellinl. - -

Mr. McDonald was born at Rose Valley. Prince Edward Island, Canada. March l2, 1881. His parents were Murdock and Janet McDonald. In March. 1900. he came to Leadvllle to loin his brothers. Daniel J. and Hector, both of whom had come here a. short time previous.

1n August. 1003. he was married to Margaret Golden and the couple were the parents of three sons. one of whom, Russell, died in infancy. His wife died in 1910 and since that time his slster-in-law, Kate Golden. has made a home for him and helped him reas- his two surviving sons, Elmer and Robert.

During the term of office of Mayo:- Rose. when his brother. Daniel, was Alderman, James Mc- Donald held the office of City Marshall from 1907 to 1909.

He had been a member of Silver Camp No. l2, Woodmen of the World. and the local Yoeman lodge for a number of years.

Surviving him in addition to his sons. Elmer and Robert. are 8 granddaughter. Joann. uaushtor °t Elmer and his wife; two sisters. Mrs. M. McKenzie, who is living at the old family home in Prince

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nocroa s. r. LANTZ will not be at his office from September 27th to October 17th. L-9867-9-26-3l.

HEVATB SALE of ranges, chairs, beds and mattresses. A. M. Burns, Murray Harbor. L-9882-9-28-2i.

HEAR MRS. L. MILLER. Halifax. at Cavendish United Church, Fri- day, September 27th, a P, M,

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CARTER. d: 60.. LTIL, have just received a large shipment of Bulbs for Fall planting direct from Hor- land. On sale at Bookstore.

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LARGE BLUE Island Grown Plums are in full supply, Irwo-il-Zo-li.

“FEATHER. IN HER. HAIR-The Guardian's new serial story starts next week; Its one of Julie Anne Moore's best romances.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday two drunks were fined five dollars and costs each or in lieu of payment ten days in jail. A prohibition case was ad- Journed until today. The defend- ant in a customs case was fined fifty dollars and costs or one month in jail, and for a. breach of the Prohibition Act $200.00 and costs q; three months in jail.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER - A large number of friends and neighbors assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Macswain, Pleasant Valley, on Monday even- ing, to tender a miscellaneous shower in honor of their daughter Florence, prior to her marriage. The

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southwest led four deaths and sent hospitals where

reception room was beautifully dec- corated with pink streamers. To the strains of the wedding march played by bliss Hel- ena MacMillan, the bride-to-be was accompanied into the rooms by Miss Edith Cutcliffe and Mrs. l-Iarold Sharpe. A prettily decorat- ed basket was then carried into the room by Misses Marion Stevenson and Edna Wigmore. was refilled several all were dispensed. The parcels were opened by Misses Alice Weeks and Elizabeth MacKay. companying humorous verses were read by Miss Christine Wigmore. Miss MacSwain in her usual good manners thanked the donors for the many useful and beautiful joined in singing "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow," A dainty lunch was served. The ev- ening was pleasantly spent in social intercourse and dancing. wee sma‘ hours all departed for their homes wishing the bride to be

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Edward Island. Canada and MYS- Mbm, McAJ-Lhur of Enmore, Prince Edward Island; a brother, Daniel J -. who with his wife and son. Rev. J. B. McDonald. camefrom Denver for the funeral; his sister-ln-law. Miss Kate Golden and neices and nephews.

Trio oi Plays With One Show G0ward’s" Idea

(By The Canadian Press)

MANCHESTER, England. Sept. 24—A new idca in the theatre will be introduced by Noel Coward- playwrlght and actor. Bl- i-he Man‘ cheater opera House beginning Oct. l6, when he will appear with Miss Gertrude Lawrence in a new l>l'°- duction entitled "Tonight at 8.30." Mr. Coward has recently complet- ed six new plays. varying in length from one to seven scenes, and three of them will be presented each eve- ning. It is probable that a further three new plays will be compmed shortly making nine in all. Each evening or afternoon program will consist of one serious play. one comedy, and one musical produc- tion. . The whole of the plays and the

preaentative of . . . "Cloths of lQuaalify"Brmd is on hiaway now.

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serious condition. Mason Reid, 26,

League is taking steps to ensure

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music will be of Mr. Coward's authorship. and all of them will be accompanied by a full orchestra.

and Phil Pridgeon, 30, were killed in a premature dynamite blast at

the Black Mountain mine near All the plays will be of rhort dur- Searchlight, Nev. At the Star- anon, but it.__is pointed out that light mine. near Mojave, Calif., they are not one-act plays, in the John . ovich. 85, and John acgepfgfl sense, They will vary in

Bukovac, 31, lost. their lives'when 1mg“, from 4g m 30 mhmles each.

overcome by poisonous sor- 51X Mr. Coward believes that it is a me" WM Illempwd W “We disadvantage that actors and act- Pm" W" °vfl°°m° by the resses should be called on to per-

' “m” ‘ form the some play for manila; an . Th r m. 8

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thinks. is more elfective because it keeps the players fresh and Si"! the public a wider range of enter- tainment. He has always disliked long runs. it will be remembered he set a limit to the length of run of his "Private Lives’ and also of his own personal engagement in "Conversation Piece."

LONDON-The Erlgllsh Football

that all professional soccer players. whether stars or not, are covered by insurance in event of injury. In the past players earning more than

to benefit under the terms of the

Prime Minister of l ONTARIO

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Girl Recovering Fr0m- Berry Diet

LOON LAKE, Basia, Sept. 25.- The happiest little girl in this new Northern Saskatchewan town tonight was Amelia Bender. The three-year-old tot, snug in a hos- pltal bed, was rapidly recovering from an enforced three-day diet of wild berries while lost in the tangled brush country near her home.

Visiting play-mates looked with envy at the goodies that lay on a table n.0,: her cot while Emelia. clutching a rag doll, responded to treatment and heard the nurses say she would soon be well again.

More than 250 persons, including scouts and Indian trackers, en- gaged Ln the search for the little wanderer who became lost near her Good-soil farm last Monday. She had left home to meet some school friends.

Unaware of a. surprise visit. Am- eiia's playmates had taken a dif- ferent route homeward. The child wandered about in the thick under- brush for three ‘days until found by one of the Indian trackers.

She 21y face down, in a. semi- c uious condition. Rushed t. hospital here, she rapidly respond- ed to treatment.

Lady Watson, Poets Widow Seeks Work

ROTTINGDEAN, Sussex, Sept. 25 —Lady Watson. widow of Sir. Wil- liam Watson, the poet, who died in a nursing home near here last month, said-to me recently that she is ~40 poor that she must find work as a. housekeeper as soon as possible.

"Sir William's Civil List pension of £200 a year died with him," she said. That. was what we lived on. He never got a penny from his

ms.

Lady Watson, twenty years her husband's Junior, blue - eyed. volubly Irish, told of her long

struggle against poveity.

"From the-day we married we were never out of debt," she said. “My husband had no idea of the value of money, and used to say. ‘it does not matter whether they buy my ponies or not. It is enough that I have written them. It never entered his head that we had to keep a rooi over our heads."

The widow and her two daugh- ters. Rhona, aged twenty-one, and Geraldine, aged eighteen, have visited many registry offices, in the district, and have put names down for domestic preferaby as housekeepers.

"It is a pity Geraldine has to give up her art career," said Lady Watson “but she wants to help the family. We should like to get e lrlyment somewhere to- gether

"I am going to write my hus- band's life story When the book appears a lot of people-famous people-will get a shock. It is time sent the money by return of post.

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FOUGI-IT WITH INJURED HAND

Dlifrflbrfdoe Louis, the sensa- tion of the heavyweight fistic world. was a light-heavy less than two years ago, when he punched his way to the national amateur championship in that division vir- tually untouched by his opponents despite the fact that one of his hands was almost useless because of an injury.

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price of bacon on the_ British mar- ket is fixed by a bacon committee and on that committee are British wholesalers who purchase the bac- on. and agents of Canada Packers. Ltd." "The methods and procedure of selling bacon on the British market," Mr. Weir asserted. “are exactly the same as employed by Denmark, Sweden and other ex- porting countries. There never has been any suggestion that Danish bacon was not sold to the best ad- vantage yet."

Women’s Golf Title Remains In Western Canada

(or. by Guardian's , “Wirei

ROYAL COLWOOD GOLF CLUB Victoria, Sept. ZZ-Western Canada has its third Canadian women's close golf championship tucked away today by virtue of the victory of Mrs. Roy Horne of Calgary over

Mrs. E. H. Gooderhem of Toronto 3 and l in the IB-hole final Sat- urday. She succeeds Mrs. Vera l-lutchings Ford of Vancouver.

The Calgary shotmaker played steady golf to take a one-up lead at the end of the first nine holes, and increased her margin on the incoming route.

The old golf proverb, “the med- aiist rarely survives match play," stood up as the blonde-haired matron from Toronto met defeat.

Playing under ideal weather con- ditions the finalists appeared ner- vous on the greens and as a result three-putting was frequent by bothpTheir long games were good, both smashing out distant tee shots and powerful brassies and spoons. At times their approaches were deadly. .

France Limits Porter's Tips

(By The Canadian Press)

PARIS. Sept. 24 -- The French government has made itself arbi- tor of the long battle between pub- lic and porter by setting a stand- ard schedule of tips. Often porters are over-tipped and then get more, Just because the tourists’ knowledge of French money. language and custom is inadequate.

Now two francs, or 14 cents, L; charged for the first. valise or pack- Bile and one franc for each addit- ional burden. Porters are forbidden to ask for more, no matter what the hour or the size of the phckage,

Hearts Of Dead Children Made To Beat Again MOSCOW, Sept. 25. -- Soviet

science told the story today of how the hearts of 35 children, re-

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ranging up to 25 hours after death.

Those revived made up 65 per cent. of all the hearts on which experiments were conduct- ed. Ossinoffsky asserted. The children from whomythe hearts wer" taken died of various diseases-

The experiment was described as the first to deal with human hearts on a "large scale and Ossinoffsgy expressed the belief it might open up a new field of study on the cause of children's diseases.

Australian Train Does 70 M. P. H.

..Fastest train in Australia, the Sydney-Melbourne express will make the longest scheduled non- stop run in Australia-iii! 1-4 miles-from Albury to Seymour.

The average speed of the express fromy Sydney, including a stop of five minutes at Seymour, will be 48 mph. To maintain this the train for considerable periods will travel at its maximum permissible speed oi 70.

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DOES SALMON RISE TO FLY 1N PLAY OR. BECAUSE OF HUNGER

Does a salmon rise to a fly in fresh water because it is hungry qr just, for fun? This question he! arisen with renewed force by the finding by Guide Jack Russell of Ludlow, N.B., and an ardent M18- ler of Huntington, N.Y.. F. Edsall, of freshly caught flies in_ the stom- achs of Atlantic silver salmon caugnt on the Southwest Miram- ichi River in New Brunswick. It has long been an opinion that salmon never feed in fresh water, states the Fish and Game Department of the Canatian National Railways, although there have been two well authenticated cases where salmon took insects in fresh water, one case being in Canada. and the other ‘in Scotland. And so experts are again debating the subject pro and con.