, Tension apparent in the State
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1...__. This column tl reserved for Que:-n'»: |
A v _ county news or local lm.-re-¢ but .d.| For some time there has been a ~ UW Pre"-Y Wfddlng Wag 591- vertlaing ol 5 news! nnhlro may bf ` C CK Of 0 Dlillllity 1014
.
gmnlgsd at the Holy Rrdeemer _:lt -Adues;-err- a word -lrl-llv
Church on Tuesday. sept. llth, i when Marie Mu.-phy, R. N., dough- - i bel' of _Mr. Peter Murphy, Moreil, XNFOBMAL DANCE in aid of i
became the bride of Justin- Mc. Professional Girls' Club at the, Carthy, Mcreli, Father 1-‘.nlay Mui- Casino, Thursday, september 21, muy mmm °f tm’ brtde °m¢19-¢i!1€»! Admission 50c. Dlxon's orchestra L
The bride was very bwgmlnglyl and refreshments. 1268,
sttlred in a dress of maise silk neti |
2”' “mn md “fried a bouquet ez cnuncu oF scoramo.-mv. _ bm” *Hd ffm-L She was attended Ewen MacDougall will preach Sat-A Y her 55812613 Melinda who wore a urday 23rd at Milo at 7.30; and
::_;£“;f_:‘;“ :;:1_f_e‘;f°ES r_:;U_l;ul;:t _ffl sabbath 24th et Coleman at 10.30; i canmuons md fems_ §\1ml'l1€rSide at 3; and Cape Tru-1
“The grcomv was supported by ms verse at '1 p. m. l
other Michael of 'W' .
me ceremony bmk;_°:‘°:ls New r.oNnoN oltour _ Thea ed to the offciatirlg clergy and the Presbyterian Church in camdaj lmmedlate relatlves of the brlde,Servi¢es will be resumed on Sun-l
;_n_¢_l_ groom et the home of the ;:f_’_‘_S°1‘;"__24_ii" (=_;‘___f;>U°\‘;<;r__ Lone,
es sister, me. J .` ' ~ ~ of » P-'ln-
Upper Qwxn Streetcs Trainer, 'I6 ?:;tlc0_ 4 p_ m_ Geddie Memonall inquircrs. 1262.
. p. m.
The bride was entertained at | ' ,Drake
several pre-rl tial h -1' ' ' ‘N many mlgble aniiilgxl ADM.n.rED To N__ s_ BAR___M___|c0 Cprresponding Secretary-Mrs
Robert T Donald. '\/relpeque, was , cempben, choriottetown.
M F E Boothr
dlstin t lil pp private instruction in dancing`
by the opening of classes by a dis I
tingulshed graduate of the Mar-i . garet Eaton School, Toronto, in the‘ The annual meeting of the person of Miss Vera Williams, who'men,s Cmlsmm Temperance U
l _
formed for ch ldren and young peo shlre and Wm largely “tended
d for adults beyond that en
age. Apart from the ordinary danccl lnstrletion Miss williams leatluesime evenmg'
chartlcters in orc ive a . Williams is at present the guest oil “`“5 lake” “P at the nf" 5°"
Mrs. lDr.> J. P, Lantz, 8 Alrlbrose\,RfP°ft5 were l'°°°1Ved: *md street, while the classes will be con- ' following officers appointed for ducted inv the hail over the Can-:£‘1l-Will! Yea-Yi adian Baltic of Commerce used by* President, Mrs, W. A. Thom the B.I.S. Miss Williams will gladly Charlottetown.
supply information and details to
Neill, Summerslde.
she received attwt to the nigh es- , ' » . , teem in which she is held by her admilflfid to the Bar of Nova Scotia* ‘T1°a5“rer`_ rs' ‘ ' ° man friends. Tvofdoy morning on motion or Mr. Hume’ R"'°’~
- - _ . Su rintenclcrlts of departme
Y
The gi~.orn’s gift ic the bride was,W C MacDonald, President of the Pe
' ‘ .to be appointed later. .
a beautlful amethyst necklace with 1\°v°‘ Scott” B” A55°°f°U°f1~ The* . un- I-gn” to match to the brldes motion was made before ML J,ls_ ; The president, Mrs. W. A. Tho
maldl slgneu ring and to the tice Hall in the Supreme Court.` san, welcomed the delegates,
gl-oomsmlm A 5,, of Edd cu” Chambers, Halifax. Mr, Donald? _after the devotional period, repo
| were resented A talk was given season for. travel to the west.
links. I had a brilliant scholastic career at ____ l D -
‘ d.iSh
Tue hlpm. couple left by momr Prince of Wales College and at! lclmmlim press, .by Mis. Patterson. Caven .
cn an extended hone ,moon th t°,D;tlliouse Unlvers.ty, g:‘aduat.ng‘ MONTREAL, Selly g0__Tlse con- cigarettes. There was also anot
5 P
from me latter msmution B few ption of steel for industrial and laik on teachiIl8 WmP¢1`B»Y1C¢
P°filH-Hd. Boston and other Ameri- , sum
' ' ‘ Those features were f
“"1 °m€S~ years ago with Wea” d5Un°U°U- i constructlonpurposcs in Culiadnilas viilifircrl.
, [been slowly inci'c.:sllig, Major Gen-; loivcd by an opcn forum for ‘ A LU ED APPRECIATIOV " dl Sir Newton \foore Illvsiticiit of dis;-ugsion of questions.
On their return they win re.
lido in Moreli where the groom is - 'er' _ , ,. , .
` Mis Lo
a prosperous farmer. Their mdnylwhue reading in the library some, me Dominion stool and Coal Cor- Ag the evening session. s
friends w-sh them a long and
hapw wedded life.
P9~lJ€r, A picture of Sir Andrew
Phail. Noting the change that
experiences and cares gf years had made in his nlfi el;,,._s
CANADIAN HELD
_ (Continued from Page 1>
als to move nearer the gum“’Bf WM'-“HPS off the coast if endanger- ed. Some Americans, upon the nd. vice of United States Corisuls, were
known to be fleeing tonight toward worship-protected points,
~ \ ‘ . . Md me ‘E9 V* “H "W mm t Nr' The dclmlolia. pellod was c
of the picture. Putting it in ." =`»'.~"'-ilu' of *"" '->“`»‘~'31'~"`\3"""' ...id was lcd by Mrs MacNell1 dc-ik he i110\1Bl1t no more of lt i-.1 59”! “(~:"`:. u\.".m"W"' r‘:_?lh1‘u' :0`li;l,\;=‘:ln; (in'.it.ltcl "Tile Voices learillllg that Sir Axtdrvw limi col f t" mm -
to his old home. 'f'h\»n he sent thai
picture to him. A few weeks a
Mr. Baker rcccil-nd a intl
thanks and appr:-cintion. cnclosl
a. generous cheque.
VICTIIVIS OF ASSAULT ,_ had r
Henry Neal, City, and Mr. Alfred' _ , . , _f Y, ._ ‘ ,
Stewm_t_ Southport were vmlms lic.\t nicc‘..ng, tile boi.r1s ic,>r~._.stlltttl llrlgs, Pouiial.
an unprovoked assault at st. Road on Sunday night last.
Cl .3 ._- ll l-g_»,»~_ ._- ,.. 1. ‘l".? :..<l ,_ BP H X ' X L 0 ' l.‘orliv.'nll Union with the object
Situation Grave
l secretary of state null reported F' -*D nowapapermen during the dey
' increasingly grave conditions to the east of Havana. Hle recited one consular report that several Am- ericana were believed to be impris- onod in o mine plant. while other advices told of Communist demon- strations and instances' of mob
violence. ' _
tlmllgcs. l
had left the car to walk to station, and were attacked behind by two men. and badly beaten, Mr. Ste\vart‘s ies were of such a nature that he
has since been confined to his bcd. ,
“mei ___ was presented with a boquet
injur- _ beautiful flowers. `
Department clearly arose from the reports of spreading disturbances at the eastern end of the island. The Secretary said that at mines near Belen, some of which pre-
_o_o eggs. es on scum. or Agriculture In
e TOC E E l OY1 8 E l » . ° P ° dd `° “ 'g“.‘,. Klllgdoln of Iraq; __.e.,.L...... f....._5... n
in
but. as the R. C. M. P. Co tabl
where. they were obliged to co
l Cent A 'Mile
much to the regret of parents arid! others. This is now to be remedied'
Wo-
basls during the ten day period
V yu l 111011
announces that classes vii bewu held yesterday “N I W
txnoiaflmm three ye-ms W sewn-Qdel tes. Two suslons were held, ' ` ‘one in the afternoon, the other
. i Tl
ls ie business of the organizat
at d “ces M s‘ lon 'egos at all points beyond Port Ar-
the theusleeping car occupancy on pay-
snn, In order to accommodate relat-
Vlcc-Prcsident, Mrs. John M
Recording secretary, Mrs. L. H, sirlne to Prepay the railway fore
nts tion received by the passenger de-
an
on h
gonths g°» M1'-R Baker. HWSDOYO, poration, Liniltccl, told the alnlllrll ,gg C;,ll,e¢l¢_ “ho has been dol lfeet, Iloted in an ilillstl'ated‘ gclieml lnnriliicr l»; his .`l 1; \r,r_ C_ 11-_ U_ Work ln Japan' W
Mi'-" here 1011"- -lic guest speaker. She gave a vc the The meeting was routilic. Dlrcc- _,.__l.(,sllng accoum of mmperan mtl' “"5 ""'*` ' s ‘ ' ~ " ».\‘ork in that country. `
' ‘ ‘ r a , < i ' ri .s ' `I , , _ D
i`l'.lI '.‘.`."Ll l.;' .. ’ '~ -l <. . _ _
ill. ‘ ` _' Y l\v1\meli, was picscntecl by t
I 1. -. -v-l~~.~~t vs- ~ »,,».; ‘?1.‘€;“.;§;5. .ff.fI'.‘.‘ .,.‘.§;‘.;...;. ;r.1 3. no as in
Cr mi il quo'l"ilil' l‘. wus \‘:\> `..’.l'.o.l lilo: .l..V'\'“S “m"°°°55"“'y for ut* in sic
“gl ,lla l,,,'._ll,~, _.ll-,. ,l,,,l-,.‘,,l ,;-_ ,lm l,l._,_ inizss, Musical numbers were co
I l>u.sl‘<l clilligcs, und nr 1 also llulllcl‘s lla iilllieii bl' Mi-55 ‘VW-liiffed W\`i8h i of large ,lm<,ll,-,-,,- fl ~_.., ;,i.p_;; _ l‘;~, ,,- `l;cd~eque, Mrs. Nathaniel MacKi
My eirained from voting At the DOH, POWll81. B-rid li/USS P11156!!
of will be empowered to deal \vl*.h the . The committee on resoiutic
Marys ~ - . ‘and courtesy brought in its repo
E h td th _ Hfmng Sir- Newton, in dealing .viih _the ,gxprggsing thanks to those wh X Ruse ek 5upp‘y of 315' they business wliicll has developed since had ¢l~,_0pel~al,9d ln making gh
a gas lilo C10-SC Of the H5031 Year. DCC' 31» 5 meeting a success. At the concl fmm 193'-3. Said in Pfiffi sion of the session Mrs. Thomso
‘ Prilnltive
C.N.R Excursions
T (Special to the Guardian)
MONTREAL, September 20-
Resldcnts of Eastern Canada
E again have the opportunity of
travelling by Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Railways to Western Canada on the cent a. mile
ut. September 20th to 30th inclusive. by Tickets for these excursions from
the East are good to all points in
ln Canada, Port Arthur and west.
They will bear a return limit of
lon thirty days, with stop over privil-
thur and also permit of tourist
‘ment of a small additional amount.
ives and friends who may wish to
ng- travel. the railways also have an
arrangement whereby anyone de-
of another may do so at any rail-
5 way ticket office, and such ticket
will be delivered by the railway
yd, direct to the person designated
According to the latest lnforma
[partments of the two railways,
m.lthese autumn excursions promise
ditn be well patronlzed, many wish-
rts ing to take advantage of the fallf
E1'
IN WINNIP
(Canadian Prnt)
wnmlrso, sept- 20-A
general lack of support here,
the previous finish.
ing out ot the doldrums and close was quite active. October tion wound up at 68% cents,
tionally removed from the
Trading Dull
Trading opened quietly and
Export sales were estimated 250,000 bushels and buying for
stituted most oi' the pressure values held at levels near
fo Georgetown
ol- ' lfew purchases early in the day thc Among me recent guests reg-5tel.__ngainst the small export move- EXh5bll»|0¥\ Bt R08'!\9- HMTBC
. _ . ment, supported prices at the start. many people in the Prairie Provi
cd at the “Queen” were. PJ. Crosby .
d i Demand for cash grains was only C95 While in Other DUB 01 the
Mr. and Mrs. F. Chandler, St. John,
minute reaction in Chicago cou _ _ "““ ‘”°""‘°“ “°““‘“‘ '“‘°‘ “““§ Returning Confidence
wheat futures prices downward the Winnipeg Grain Exchange day to`close its to 1% cents under
cember at 70% and May at 75% cents. All deliveries were only frac- was very heavy on the Cana
investment buying, toupled with a \“°Nf\5°d °l/el' th°5€ Of Wh” YE
"““""“ "ll
WHEAT MARKET
REGAL
Dointlest for table -and,cool¢|ng. Use for d¢ntltrlce and mouthwash, too.
as
TABLE ‘+L
SALT
Free Running S _.5 ~-
leet-‘ _ _
pled ‘ _
.... Q, Improyeslfravel
MON'I‘R-EAL. Que. Sept.
The increased selling swept ttad- turning confidence on the part.
the the people led to improvement in op- the tourist traffic in Canada after
son
De- the opening month of the sea
with the result that August tr
low National System and there is
from Chicago in eonnecton
IN dian
yet
points at the finish. s prospect of heavy traffic to and _ _ _
with Ject Despite Marri-
,IJUESNUT
.....fNEGESSi\R|lY
Ofl
el ’ Canadian Woman May
Remain British Sub-
for the Century of Progres Exposition; age to U. S. Citizen.
most of the morning operations being hem there. it wal stated were rather dull, with traders C. W. Johniton. Gtllerll awaiting some new development. TTMHO MI»“°B°1' 01 U19 Clnedl
gt National Railways. Excursions 1 this the Prairie Provinces to the Pacl
purpose had little effect on prices' 0°#-if dllfllls the early season a A little selling for southern ln- also at later dates halnod oooal
terms and scamwd hedging con' “amy in "enum the movemgi Press despatch from Toronto which
,ml of holiday-seeking Canadians.
bv, ____
pggenger' (Canadian Presl) _
an! UITAWA. Sept. 20.-Statements roll, to have been made at the British flc Commonwealth Conference in To- ng ronto are incorrect, Hon. C. H. Ca-
d_ han, Secretary of State, said today.
Mr Cohan referred to a. Canadian
stated that a Canadian woman.
hibiti _ .
the °“* b°t‘h in Eastern and West when she marries a citizen of the
The holding oi’ the Wor1d's
Mlss Helene I,}lcl.l0l5on_ Central Be_f fractlonally due to expectations of h° W" ef U1' 8_
leoe n 't 1 1 ... _. i fl- llcfluc; l\i‘ss Ruth Calms, Summer-, fair buymg by United sifatfs intel" w°r1d's “lr has been 1” mme e ld 0. le 111360 8 P€-llCl- Nl". l ` '~ _ ,llilcletl by ihe Sunimerside Union ‘mlm lllvss Mldmd wrlglm sum_ csts in the 'near future. at ch5°“¥° 113-9 ¢9U-Wd ITIBDY p80Pl€ ,
orevlens close nearly all dey. some ern Canada reported attendansxess Lnmd smm ,ow her mms as
Gm ` British subject and does not thereby
in acquire American citizenship, Mr.
md Cohan said that an Act of the Can-
n' adlan Parliament, which came into
“' Summcrsidc; Mss Hilda McM'ur 0., _ D°` force by proclamation on January “E Sunmiersldc; Mr. and Mrs. E. Me-lm°d°"‘“'°' with sP“"‘d"" °f N°~ 1 minion the 1°w'ra°° ex°“”i°“’ °"' 15,1932, a Canadian woman, in case
‘ ‘ _ All oarse ranged by the railways attr
as Murdo, Summcrslde; Misa Doris.h’"d 'ffl cent easier C “Wd
' - ‘ grains tended easier with the ex- "WHY Passengen* *md helped W m""! months from the date of her mar-
ry Qlllncey, Central Bedcquei Miss,
ce Hesm mlm” Celllral Bedequell ceptlon of barley which fir-med P\‘°vo Girhlngs. The prevalence
‘ t’ th d 1” tm t'm° the with the consent of the Secretary
s
of such a marriage may within six
°fT rlage, or in special circumstances
of State within any longer period than six months make and file with
A m,,l.5l,l,,: Jmnes M,.DOnald_ shi to defer their visits and it is an- the Secretary of State a declaration of Pclerx D,,_ McCm,,an_ Cl,m_lOtte_» ticipated that during the balance that she desires to acquire British he lowlll MR, M,,_ry’Bf’Hml._a,,d_. cl_lm,_f Of September and October several nationality, and upon so doing she
i thousands from East/cm Canada is deemed to be a British subject. ,
ill
°f lottelc/vm; Con. N. Watson, R. Cn _ _ *_*-‘°“ _
0,. M_ P_ Montague; Mm _L Reach lcontlnilnd from Page ir and the Eastern United States w
lg. Cl.__,_,lOLl,.lO“.ll, Ml. Holman R9:.lCll_ :T-..s.I.;-;=;i:;..--;.f_-:es-;_; fake advantage Qt the opportunity
n_ ___ __ __ _ \__.lll».3 shippers two \\atel routes to to _vlst Chlcago and me Fall
“nd ML* ““531~i/ P~~a°h» Chnl' l-.llropc clthcr north or south by Th t ~
l, l ll, . ; _ l . , _ _ ` ` _ » emovemen of sportsmen, both ° . _ °_ @_0““_ his EW- BCC - H131” bulge to the terminals of dccp wa- _fishermen and hunters into cam Presentatlon il lo.teeown, All Harold Stead, Char- tel- shlpplng al New Orleans or at ad this '
Ce 1°“et°Wnl MY-< P°P€ NOT. Hazel-i the projected inland seaports on 8' year' promises t° be W
bY°°_kI MYS- lD\'~) B1H1'lChHl'd. Char- the Great Lakes. There transfer up to ex-pectauom' During the “sh
riS lottetcrwn; Mr. and Mrs. W. L.` could be made to ocean-going ves- mg sense” several immrtant part 18' cm members °f St" Pew” Bw Yt. Brenton, Charlottetown: BJ. Garil- sels. ‘ies have °°m° mt° Canada' fr 0 hum. Charlottetown; Mr. Ira Reid; Also, waterways men pointed out. the Un“'ed_'state’ 1°' nshmg °“t` °f Mr’ and Mrs' Dania Oynanley e Charlottetown; Mr. L. W. Razen, it would give u continuous safe ln- ings at P°m-’ 510118 the Canadian that they might spend one mof u- Charlottetown; A. E. Tomlin., lend weter route from the Gulf of N““°““ “li” 1” E°°f°1'“ C811
eil ______
-\ On last Monday evening. Sept.
om Whist Club repaired to the home
ml, and last social evening with th¢»
dauglitrr, Mis Sadie, who on nexl
M xl across the north south span I “nd in ‘7°5P" N°"°n“1 PNK- W _
Oli 9,
so as part of an intercoastal system mountains adjacent to Jasper Na-.
'be be ed, w s ordained to
an remem r n
of waterways."
I1 Charlottetown; J. S. Henderson.§ 0 C0 '°
l the opening of moose hunting
of Chnl-lotigtqwn; M,-_ ,]0lm_M¢Le°¢l,l of the country to the Gulf of st.\
slmlmol-side; Ml-_ A_ W_ Ha,-tv Sy¢l__ Lawrence, with the Atlantic at eith- Quebw #nd 0m1“'10 5°*/'CYB1 PH"
Ver ml ,ies are _due to pass through Mo
ney. C. B.; Prof. and Mrs. E. G. 9 W me mr om _ A_ E MC_l ...rm SL LaWl.ence_». wld colonel treal en route to the north woo
o r. am. o,
gllnok and wll-e’ Belmont" Ma5s_;, Randolph after the White House it WU B004 by C. K. Ho
‘ C ferenc "ties in as part. of the MEMSCF 0! the Tourist and
, ___,T_f__*_ ,,,__,_, N, 13,; Wm, pl-,mpg Charlotmowllj ¢0l“l°°f9<l System f\‘°m the Gill! 0flVem1°l'* BUTMU. while several
stamned there' “as 0" dm' else; MONTRElL”Qu§._.,sep,_ 20 _ Ing the ,Frlchl>leli_w_itl1_ Allen nulles,.lvl. Boil, st. John, N. B.; Mss Mo-, M°’“°° "° me St' L“""°“°° ‘md “I” p°“““” l’°"“°S We “W °“t in
to Charlottetown before W im km do (gi Ima much in mel nn associate, and Hugh R. Wilson. Lleod. Charlottetown; Mr. T. Moore
"W mg e 5 m ‘ ' » united states Minister to Switzer- Charlottetown; Miss Merhee. chef-i
ltlonal Park. while the moose
sumabiy were owned by Americans, a group had been imprisoned with- in ons of the plants by strikes. N0 one was allowed 'to move in or
the matter. The Mounted
have the case under inves-tlg
°e Dubuc eye Xamly on MFOUM owhe. land. It was uncertain whether he
reputed attack on native Assyr._ans would see _-Joseph Paul_Boncow__ and the qeam of ‘L5 king' Few"1` French Foreign Minister, again be-
lotietc/lm. `
Miss Pearl Weeks, 'B. A. char-,
' NEW YORK, Septenlber 20-
COMEDY ENJOYED-The Kng-iagricultilre is n ll very primitive fore golng to Geneva for the
out, he added, and the food and ice supplies of those inside had b_e- come exhausted.
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` T0 SING IN OPERA HERE
to a fairly large audience and the
it was
1m°' want of knowledge of mechanlcs._ Ambassador,
501135 t i t 'l‘l- ti
on the jx 2:3; “Eder lgtogjmiriy cfii By George Hsmbleton,
' ` ` . Canadian Press Staff Writer
time the curtain rose until drawn there' was never a d ment. Between the acts comic by Davis Ward, accompanied
comedy drama "The Blue Bag," in
ul
Hope Hampton returned today from a summers holiday spent in Italy and on the .French Riviera and soon will proceed to Montreal to join the Montreal opera. com- pany which opens its season in October.
Miss Hampton-or Mrs. Jules
Brulator in private life-will sing the leading roles in Thais, Manon and other operas suited to her lyric soprano voice.
The singer brought back with
her a white Pomeranian. weighing only 17 ounces.
_ BIRTHS . ____,_____---- PINEAU--Ait the Prince_ County
Hospital, Sept. 19. 1933. to Mr. and Mrs. U. J. Pineau. Albany. e douch- tcr. -
Mannlaoas
Flossie Younker and the quartet by the choir with many discords and without dlscords, eliclte great applause from the audience. Splen- did music by the orchestra also be- tween acts was furnished. Al-
r
(encored) arid a reading by
d
country is entirely dependent upon mm ln armgmenm
worthy of e. full house whe ever it
goes.-(Patriot please copy).
L. 0. L. VISITATION-Thursda
Sept. 14, 1933, will go down as a re letter day in the history of Prince Arthur L. O. L., Crapaud, when th Lodge entertained at 9. luncheon and smoker, a. large number of brethren as its guests from Ros
h
ancient hstoly the system of iill noon the cablnet revlewed the
resent about one million acres of Convention. The net result of
sable Lodges. Bro. John s great ol dcnoslls of md should ian Prose was auth y
Boston, who is at present visitln his old home at Desable was als a. welcome guest, he having been ln itiated into Prince Arthur L. O. L. war was a mandatory possession oi over fifty years ago, shortly after- ‘Great Britain and she still exercis- wards removing to the United es n, certain amount of control ov- States, the land of his adoption, where he has been honoured with the highest offices in the gift of the Loyal Orange Association and is now Past Grand Master oi’ the state of Massachusetts and Past Supremo Grand Master of the United States.
tor
aw, of
Z
______________~ Munrnv-MCU/uurlly - at the Church of the M0519 H015’ Redeem- er, sept. 12,1933, by the Rev. Father Finlay M‘ullal1y, Marie Murphy, Morell, to Justin McCarthy Morell. ' i
p _ .
o of irrigation on account of chenpl firm in their eontentlon_ that
- fuel. Iraq for some time after the Bfi0lJ@»l~ Of 5 disarmament PHC?-
imperative.
cr the at-cu.
Questions of arms supervision
Card Uf Thanks
Mrs. Roderick MacLeod and
family wish to thank their neigh- bors and friends for their many lcts` of kindness during their re- cent sad bereavement. 1288
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- . K
Complimentary remarks were made In th” my yesterday' 'They Tre* U“"|°“5 with Ff°“°°
by several of tha vlsi s on the nicely ordered Lodge room with its fixings, which goes to the credit of the Ladies' Orange Benevolent Association. who are untlrlng ini,
3:; ';"f$"°___:‘_; ‘;';‘_2ac"é':_:;__-__";“;f’_::"__l?___!, col. _wood has the dlsunt-tion ol, ,epomd ,D M ,k,,p,l¢,,l 0,
N. D. MacLean
. please copy).
' NPT95@T`» -NE RJOYZI SOClli'itlES is Int llkely to prevent the ccnclulon
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UNDEBTAKEI with the 28th Battalion from Now, vnl5_ The Brlmh ,mlllllde ls
EMBLAMEB
Charlottetown and
North Wiltshire Phone Nl
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.llllng Glory 01| removal any pain
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Slx hundred thousand cigarette'
pictures have been collected in 35 yearsby F D Holmes. of Pl
A list. of hiding places of historical 1 or me pac" pmvl5lons_
characters is being made in Eng_.
mouth,
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Crapaud Hall last Saturday evenirlgi nl Railways. Plowirll; is still donc_ Mcanwhlm B Closer undersmndlng 4 .by H Dim °f W°=d with H Shallm' between the French end Italie
cast, although amateurs, acted ti°eir' pd mint, T;-;»_¢l@y $19..,-in; lf, 5:5;-,;_ `.lewP0.m.l_5 Un arms was Sald to ha
parts “ke pr°fes5i°“°]5 and ‘mm thelll-Sed t0 Some extent' but de"°i°P'i resulted from conferences between ~
merit in til! i-S h3l\d1C8PPed blfil M. Paul-Boncour and the Italian Georgcwwn'
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organ by Mrs. Everett Holmes weiclo at _ sol. hum d “CC_ It ls.
Wsslalgo giiezif thi chiefardatc produc-‘ LONDON' Sept" 20"_(C'P'Cab1e) ML Philip D°y° M5 left f°"
ing countries of the world and the _Bmadly outlined' the alms ot the M°nm’°1 where he Wm “Sum” W5 date is the smme export crop nl British Government on the disarm-
____ here ____ Mesopotamia that mel nment question are understood to be ____
‘ , the application of the principle
hmf’ry of mankind ‘ms lad ml armament limitations to all nations Biblwm 10"” “nd men' “S “°“" me' and the avoidance of new competi- the guest of Ml, and Mm L H
t. th this is t l d _ ogg er B' Brea p ay an irrigation. All through the clllys ofl M a speclal meetmg mls une
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gation canals which had been built! uallon and lleard the re on of Ca _
yy HD ff0r11 HHCICYW ‘mes Ycnlflillfil tain Anthony Eden, Unger-secretasy ed Charlottetown'
d entirely intact until devastated by for po,-slgn Affair-5_ on his discus. DT "”`”"'
U19 M0“€Y@1S 501119 HW Of SX Ulm' sions in Paris earlier in the wee ' J' A"d"°W» E9-‘t Royalty, re-
e died YCSYS HB0- F0l1°WiT\§ the together with proposals of the
Great War. pumps have come into] French Govemment in connection guest of Mr' and Mrs' LH' D°“Bl°5 use for the lifting of water end- a.t` with the projected Disarmarnen
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valley, Mnt0n_ came gnve and De- land are irrigated in this way. The Cabinets deliberations, the Canad
' oritatlvei in-
rove is g-eat stimulus to this for-m formed. was to leave tho mlnlsto
PERSONMIQ ¥ control are regarded as of lesser im
_¢____ l portance than the necessity for a
DL d M __ S, h E 5 l early agreement on actual reduction
an rg ep en 8 on' it is the need for this reduction the
liittl C , N , ,
G on ew Hnmpghm arrlvcd overnmcnt is preslng in its nego
l1;`§L`;Tred at the Cmmdmn N” _Differences between the Britis _ ` ` and French governments on suc , _ ` l questions as supervision and contr C01' H“r°‘d G‘W°°d M Sl' J°h“` are not regarded lil British circles
Challctictiwn on li business tl'ip.| dlsarmament c°nvenl,l0n_ Fl-,m¢e
British Army. He went overseass dellnlle wpervlslon at “ated lnle
`°n the new Cf bawe' ; taken unless one of the corltractin
Need For Reduction
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as
`°"' | parties complains of an infraction
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‘ England A mud' I .lilnarlfa Linlmenl ones Bprdns.
end in Georgetown. the guest Miss Netty Walker.
‘; Miss lvlluriel Bunpitt, rtosoneuth,
Miss Irene Buffett. Montague,
was a recent visitor to Georgetown.
s'tud’es at McGill,
town, recently visited Georgetown.
Douglas.
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1 .- 5 Miss Netty Walker recently visit-
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Wltly visited Georgetown, the
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recently paid a visit to Georgetown.
Miss Helen soloman, nurse in
the i\”°‘-“ins at the City Hospital. spent was the week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Peter J. Solomon, Gen,-ge- town.
the Mr. Frank Millar. Charlottetown,
rs
Mr. Spurgeon Walker recently
and visited Charlottetown.
Mr. M. Howait, Charlottetown
WM 331038 the recent visitors to Georgetown.
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Among the guests at the Mopgm.
h aid Hotel last week were; 1), E_
Pike, Bt. John, N. B.; Wm. Ready.
h Charlottetown: Freeman Leslie, SL °‘ Petors: George Koefe. charlotte-
town: Mr. and Mrs. Etstey, chu;-_
° lottet/own: Mr. and Mrs. Jus W,
y Allan. Emerald; Win. J. Flynn,
being the youngest Colonel in the agreement thu doe! not pmvlde lol. C.h°~f1°l't9i~°W"¢ A. R. Mclnrlls,
Charlottetown; n_ Dunlop” Sl
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_ at -701m. N~ B-.1 J- W~ Howatt, cha;-_
Brunswm “nd “fo” his h°n°“"5i investigations should not be under- !°“et°“m5 M» E- Chilllfller. Halifax,
N. S.; J. H. Mt-Donald City' J L
B 1 I . v 'MoDona1d, city; Mr. and Mrs. Alex McDonald. Souris; B. Bt. John, `B0uris; Donald McDonald, soars;
Mr. Edward Easton, recently
visited Charlottetown.
°f Mr. George Johnson, Charlotte-ilVl‘r. F. M. Nash, charlottetowm.
Miss McMillan, Charlottetown;
Charlottetown; Mlm Winnie
Charlottetown' Mrs. Walter
’Spenoer, Chariottetovlm; Mr.
!Maurlee of Charlottetown;
McKr.-nzic. Montague. '
~ Miss Carrie Easton was a.
he resumes his studies at P.
J. P. Hiiiian, Charlottetown.
a business trip to Charlottetown.
Folrllo Prowae. cherlottetown; Mini Florence Owen, Charlottetown: Mss ..*ST. ANDREWS Pnssnyn;
Miss Muriel Turner, who has
been visiting Georgetown for the past month has returned to her
home in Glace Bay. C. B. S U M R S I n
paid
NOVB Scotia. New Brunswick
was among the recent visitors to I .
.Capt FJ. Kelly, C_A. was smong,1;"i¥\¢¢ Edward Island. and the
the recent visitors to cherlotlezown ls °“‘d bt =°m¢ :ood bags oven
ith ' ln? Saturday enters Mount st. Marys, _f the 'Motherhouse of the Sisters of n_ St. Martha of this Dlccese.. ds Besides the members of the Club
' many other friends and relatives
ward. C _,were present among whom wal.
lm (Rev. Emmet Ol-Innley of St. Dun- 'th 7stari`s Bas‘li.ca, brother of Mis
e O'Hanley. Father O'Hanlcy, it will
“E the Holy Priesthood at st. peter-'e
Both Walsh and Randolph left the 'deer season in Nova Smti <1 i
White House Conference, they said,'not open until October lutxh 5;; B' m,ue "Tue than °“5‘ Y98_l' ago-
assured that the President would lin N,w,Bl.,msWlck ,mm octolml MSS OHanley has always enloy.
_ l.e_ Ioltetown Roran em th _ k. press for Senate ratification of the 20th, a, considerable number of en- ed an enviable pcpmmny mmmg
ston Players presented the three-act, state. stains the Agriculture _De- sumptlon of me Dlsurmamem Com 5 Y SP e ‘W0 i St Lawrence Treaty at the comms lqumes have been reocwd .thc younZ P00919 Of SV PEW” 5'"
‘partment of the Canadian Nat.on-‘_ ference next momll
v
hcr departure fiom their midst wil!
of ,session of Congress. [sportsmen from _ _
~ Large f1°°k-'» of geese i be reit by nn ns n greet less to the
Want Bild duck have been report-community. Her good-naturcd dis- ed in all three Maritime Provinces, positon, unassuming ways and
and pleas'ng personality have always
re'commanded the admiration of all le who knew her Her many friends,
ab .
to hunters. The season opened un though regretting that she is leav-
Mr. Raymond Lavers, reoently'Pr1n°° Edward mana 0" SSDI?
vber lst while in Nova Scotia the on lier hf_gh and noble asp .
‘duck season opened september 15ll~l'»a.l1d are wishing her the best of_
Among the recent guests atland 7°’ 86959 and brunt it , _
Sleepy Hollow Inn wore: Mr. md _Open October lst. except fn shel_ life that w,il be filled with such
.b
Mrs. J. F. Weir, Charlottetown; . “me and Queen' °°‘”‘“” Where' only ln We llle of ,_ lellglous
asc ' `
lit opens November lst. 'rho te
"Miss Lmrioe Haszard, Charlottetown f°*' dU°k. svese and brant in N
B"““5W‘°l¢ Uliened September 15
. except i th G
cook, Montreal. lvllss J. Gran*-lgmup “flwhe 62;: Mag” rfland tlrui address reed by Miss Mary
V I ence 0 wb” MacKinnon and a purse presented
Capt
Arb-
ins. chenottetown; l-:_ lvl. Philips. Wh' Charlottetown; Mrs. Walter Grant. *WW*
FUW~
2.; EASTER" GUARDIAN
and
Miss' Gibson; it/rin;-m-_
Helen Marks, Margate: Miss Ken- |AN QHURCH Montague Bund ncth Muttart.` Summerslde; lm. Sept. 24th: Morning ge;-vi¢¢ at Im" °°““°“' St Elranorsz Mra.‘a. m.. Evening oenioe et 1 il H. ll. Cox. Morell; Mrs. _.1._B. Jay, Sunday gcl-mol meek all lo ,L m_
,ll/i___ni-tlllz Mr. and Mrs. Jas Lowennlthe momlng service Mr. Donaid'ly_“,_ pm. on and appreclatlon ol
on agua; Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbell will preach, at the even- v E
mg sewlce Rem ,Mx R Gpso your gcncrous be.t»o.\.ll of time and
' ' ~ “- energy towards any community
\ Milllélef. will preach.
and Prince County
recent
W. C. _ ________
M sses Ames Fran h d Ei nor IA campaign “Mn” me Mommy'
CHU 68 ogrouehti is md,
Leslie recently left for Charlotte-. 5 S oo* ng on in n on md pmymg with you in me happy iiowh to attend Prince of Wales.-G` China is warring on pirates.
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m. ing them, are congratulating hal'
iraiions
wl_ll‘ good health, and a long and happy
heavenly benedlctions as are known
£1 During the course of the even- th ing`s entertainment, Miss O‘HM\1€’Y
lwas made the recipient of a beau-
by Mis' Marlon Mcisaac.
The address was ns follows:
` St. Peters, P. E. I.,
Sept. 18th, 1933.
Dear Hilda:
The pleasure of having you with
Mrs. A. C. Sinclair, Charlottetown; ..'CAR.DlGAN PRESBYTERIAN us this evening is dfcply tinged
si ” the occasion
Misses Ruth H114 Mary Sinclair, CHURCH - Sunday, sept” 341,11; with regret. _n.e
lChB1'l0ti@t0W‘l11 Mr. Ivan Sinclair. Sunday services, Dundas all ll 8 Charlottetown: Mrs. w. F. 'cardigan ot 2.30 p. m. Loi-no vel Hyndman, Charlottetown; Mrs. W.`at 'L30 p. m, Helpful 5¢m¢¢5_ M
'|E- Hyndmon. Charlottetown: Mrwnoneld carnpbeil will .preaoh in t and Mrs. Vincent Blake and son, evening at Lorne Valley.-Alex,
_m_ b:ars thc "slgnct" of a farewell ami ley 9. long while may elapse before the ,_ present company will have the joy he oi’ having you in its midst again; F" but our sadness at' parting with
you is borne up by the consoling knowledge that your future life
“_ and talents ar: to bc dedicated to 8 the highest of all service. 5 , Yet we could not allow you to
lcilve, dear Hilda, without: giving
m',expression, cvcn though fee-bly
work. You will long be missed al one who was an ever ready and cheerful member of our little club.
Will ycu klndy accept from us. this i‘itlc gift., not for its' small
_ worth, but as a symbol of our af- fectlon~t: regard and as a pledge
iVis“°" »°° ch*"‘°"°"°'W“~ l -NORTH BEDEQUE Jr FREE- of our undying remembrance of TOWN United Church: N. Bedeque
M' *I0* 5°“"Y» 0°°1'8¢WW¥\ hl-5 11- Travellers Rest 330- pr-cet w
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”“‘m°d °° °hU1°¢t¢t°WH when 1.30. Minister: J. w. A. Nleholson.lyeu to oherlsh us in your memory
you. When our ways of _life shall lic
n sc far apart, may we humbly ae!
las true friends who appreciated to ‘ the full the pleasure of workin!
past- . <£*gd) Bt. Peters Whlst Club.
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M our sincere feelings of love