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WHAT A PAIR T0 BE IN l0VE

Bob hadn't seen o girl in 2 years and than Myrna dropped inl Con'| you iusv |MAGlNE|

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In the Laughing Rom mel

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_...iii REG|NA|.o OVVEN .

~ N E “_ S _ l 31;.;-;»_-. _ _ S, 8 ,ook me d,,y5_ A

A L5 0 _ _ _ or ten cats 1 evening. He l='1\\'@ an interesting acl- ilist elected in 1921, was defeated

iuaii on .1 Cll€t1`§0 Df <lPU1lk@l\11C‘SS . dress on the British Army iii liicli-= 3., 1935 and held the eonsmueney :incl \:1~1‘i\11Cl' WHS f111'~‘d $5-00 111111 ' Mr. R. C. Cliandler was the chair- ,iiicc 1926.

ci:.~t.<, or ten days nnd it drunk, al- man. ` M1; plum-d is 8 Vetemn political

ni.-\.1oa Bowes .1i.u.s'i‘eiiiis

THE QUINTS 1

AT PLAY _

:i.i:. _ :.i>.i ._ s.-is P. iii. . l`oil;i_\' tt* Wednesday 1

.unnatzuamail ';

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And Myrna Loy At

Prince Edward

c.:1-~ of thc funniest com.;-dies ever cal

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' TODAY AND \\’I;lU

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capitol 'I'heatre. night. The theft was diSC0V@r'fd_ ating o motor vehicle while le

William Gai-gan. Florence Rice 51.0;-ily before eleven o’clock. They; the

and H. B. Warner are in the lead- owner at once nmlficd the police appear in court f0(g_»,y_ of

g roles, whicli imine;iir.'.ely estab- and about me Same time 5 i-eport‘

hes the fact that fine acting is a_ was sem to headquarters that gear 5

nlinant i'e:iture of the fllm. Thr was on nm in 3 lane og the Mal- __Mr_ Arthur Shermn of thek Pl,

“VI-` ‘md “3""n“ LQ5' are enacting supporpmg mics’ loo’ are more UNH 0011119 R086 H0011! half B Il'1U€f1`0m Guardian Office Staff \vl1c.~.“ innr- ` uct.

“ably hmdlcd by Nm” B1`~‘"m'f the city, Police investigated and riage took place recently was Im.. me

;;.::i...;i.'d, in thc ilcw picture, "Pct- George MCKHF. Wl~`1'11"" D1l`C11 1-71111-`f

t.i-hit l`-'cver" now a the Prince Ed- Ley \‘ .irti 'l`hca‘.l'C. Th

Aclnpieci from the stage hit of de:

tht- same name, the story concems

a '.i'ircicss operator who is so lonely rt thu; l_i-.1 holds prisoner tivo fliers, it iii 'oi.iiitiful young girl and her nlalci pi

J ._i _ found that it was the Warren car.` sen

ton' Pilul Hmm' 1"C"L"‘ml The machine was badly damaged employees last night. An arlrlrcssi Government is not disposed to ln- °’“1‘~"'°“' ‘Joan Perry ‘md Al°x"“` bv the flames. Mounted Police took; extending the congratulations and 1 tcr

Cr°55' _ the carito headquarters and ares best

_ __ _ investigating the theft in c0-oper-

dcsllisvcl blaclzinriiicr at at d.nn<»i “ion with me buy police. No _“__ LHTLE THEATRE NOTICE __

‘csts were made last night.

The story concerns the murder oi

~ty Any one of the oiglii iiiit-si.. 1 tsent might have v\'icldc;l ilic’

r.;i:ip.niion, whom he rescues from ‘ fatal knife; all hzivo reason lo. The] -`~

the Arctic night. murder ls alinost the "pt»i'ic<-I _ `___A_ A

lieginztld Owen heads the featur- V crime"-but not quite, for the rnur- ,\GNEW-At Wilmot Valley, Oct- _

ul c.i:... as ihe blusiery Eiiglisiiiinin. tlerrr is npprchciidcd. cb

ui.. _~.~ bride-to-be is snu‘.ch»;id a‘.\ziy

To give a\vay thi: inui'tlci'.i' or tlic I Hilbert /\<1ne'.\' ii dnuf:hler_

i.i~i.i under his very nose. Others motives for thu criinc here \\'.iul<lI

c:is:'_ are Otto Ynmaoka, as the Es~` be

[UI

'Piiizicoat Fever" is the first pic- l tes of eiitertnuiilig si;u1lilii;.-,xii-i-3.' |11

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t'i -.- iii bring together Moiltgoincryy Youll enjoy tl'5»11l,' l0 5l10~ 1110 I U _ v iizzii _‘diss Loy since their mcinorablc slayer. Everyone else did. elnosriml, Oct’ 26m 1936’ to Mr' and N. R. locomotive engineer was he;cl Lloyds local agont declined to

v 11.011-, "When Ladies Meet." Each tits gone fiir in personal popularity' 1. tice tliiit. :line and improved vastly

._;' ;..»;iii.;; ;ciii;iiqiic_ iTlicrc's ii road that lfiiils to No-

'l'i.ii- .uliliii'.s; scqucllcc in the llcivl

Arczic blizzard rages outside.

BIG FEAST FOR EPICURES

"Di.slila_v of it Thou.»iiiid Ph-;isu1'e.<," Eutolic and America nt, nn Hotel- V l|~’\?‘;;?l;];/;-:nl;;lly;qC;';Y18;; 06; Games commmco, Nm ,W,Cm_ l`£i‘i‘muda sailors.

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-iv-;;»_:::_'_*___--_':__-_~rf:-;T:~_;wl;;~:f-_~~;:':;-;~z_z:Tz { }1‘iil1m~;;l '[")l\ir_=(l_;1y min-ning at 9 ;cui3;;wY` 511513' i;)}1\l;41?(nt`)|;' ,

'cl.ck frcin h's residence. _' ` ' ' m I un' "i _" ~ - "

` U O I l 3.1 ~F‘.:rIi'cii and John I\’ii1Li:ii_

M(ll`.0NAl.ll-In thc Charlotte- f Property committee. 11'. A A.

ff :own Hospltiil on October 20, 1036.1 "'i1.'~'ll. Jilin Bclltoil, T. M. Afchlll- fi the infant sun of Mr. and Mrs] lan.

Frzink .\lclJon:ild, Chztrloitetoivn, Reception committee. J,W Slziiw. 5 _,O . ._,,.»_ 1 ,. _ . Dozer 1iAwicissBURY, N. s. __ .i__ cl two vi s, D. F. ll..hilnc, F AA. .iiu.cli. Al,_i1

MCL,m,_ , ii*-ct. 26-(CP)-John Donaldson 47-

( _ Fimmct, Commmccv D( F4 BC,.__ yrar old native of Scotland, today -.Qiiccn Slrrct Octobci-25. 1936, Bctt_v\' um R P) Fmsmm W_ IL Sm: .i-its cominlttccl to stand trial in lou aged 5 iitrntlis. iii-loved infnnti SL Amm_w_s ` diniwr c‘mmm_l_{` _;,,m-_-me Court Cn aglmyge gf man. ~.i<;`lit:1' of Mr. and Mrs.. Willrcrl Q Nou Mccmmcn J G u_,_,__|_\ ___" luugzliicr arising out oi the deathi ""'~1<"‘f1<`~ A ' 4 ` 'ist o' liLs foster son Owen

\ D. F, Bethune, W, I", Shui", J. \V. ` ' "" ` _ _' ‘

'rii .- iiixxorr-/ii. city nfsnitiii, oct. Sli-1'»\'. F-A./\. i\-Iiiicliv. A nf nina.-..._ '."’"‘“E5°"‘ Tm 'mt mmmal s°s`

Mtcrnoonf At Ranch of Wm. Keenan. 55 ‘.‘fi, 1036, Gr-:iigc Sinilott of Elm- A5011 MCLPGII. T. M. Mc.\I.l':iii. ‘nn n{ the Sfpmme court' in Lmeh Evening: Murray River l:la.i|. .ir ._._-,my amd 72 VM,-_<_ Funeral at Burns Concert. committee J G ‘mg Cmlnty 'S scheduled wr May`

; _ . , ` _ . ` ` ' ic l d lf

Fainav. ocrom-:R :ioii._.\io.\"i'.\riu: gf "1- A1`i1`-1* U1"1"`11~ L0” '15» W°d"°S' M°'F“dy`"' Nm' M°C“’““"" “’~ Ri ..o“ ,fl Di;m:,,dmbx; ledimzim E e

Afternoon: At Ranch of I-`ulton Cumplicll " _ (lily Lilith, ill 8.30. 'Shf\W. T. M. McMillnll. \'mm( S fqa mee ve 9' £y|3n|nK; Monmguc Ham ;_ 1 _ "l.s.sl’J With the BiCCl1S£d in li-IIC b6£l¢-

l'%l<Tl2L1I\.'-iCPl~- Dcscribcci ns ri prcpai~.itlon in eitgh; countries of

tlicre was rin exhibition of food -i

Afternoon :intl rv(-ning sessions.

The purpose nf these fleld days is to dcmonstrnlc the hcticr .' 2>f)I,'(.‘ETTlC~At ht-r lioinc 80 Upper

, types of foxes in select. for breeding purposes; i-v:~ning ses- "

Afternoon: At Ranch of

' roxusrs F

SVNGLO FIELD DAY’S will be held :it the folic/tvin,z plncr-'t under dates mfentioncd, starting each day 1 I’. .\I. sharp.

sions given to moving pictures and open discussion. ' ._

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28th-ST. PETERS. '

Evening: St. Peters Hall.

TIll'RSD.\\', ()('T()liI;`R Ziltll-)Il`l!R.\\' lil\

|nterna"""2I Fox & Animal Foods, Ltd.

ROAD T0 NOWIIEIIE

where,

pi ;-i:~i._- and, no doubt one oi the And its paved with vice nnd sin. HYI»E~YOUNKER-At the home of at the grove. The large n\1n1lJ<‘r Ol' Nnrvnro, likewise declined to di- ltiiiiiiesz ever screened, is the party ‘Tis an easy road to travel. the bl-id;-_ 1{ii;gS;0n_ or-t_ 21, 1936, f»€1B;'1‘aniS. messages of s"inpn.ih.\'. vulge the owners or the ship's port g.-in by Montgomciy for his tivo with its women. song and ein. by Rev, D, K_ Ross, B_A_ Flossie fl°1‘n~l and SD11‘1l-11111 f>ff"rln';S testi- of iletliintlon ln Mexico, i_.'..' '>-~:!ic piirt§.‘ for which only llc Its rt incrry ctirefrcc journey. .\'l'.1y Younkcr, dnuglitcr of Mr. and fied t0 the CSWP111 in \\'1!1Cll llc \‘~'!\‘1 Salvage tugs withdrew today but ‘viii .\l1=-» LGF lll\'~'0 £110 C0111`1\Zf-‘ONS But youll find when you get tlizic, . i\1;_e_ Bert;-am yC.mker_ Kingston held. thc cruiser H. M. S. Dragon stood tlilir totiori cvcnin: clothes while nn. That the road that leads to N0- to charles H. Hyde, son of the late by awaiting authority to salvage

Wh E re Al

-J. A. C;\|.L;\lI.»\.\l. l lf-

s' Convention licrc. 4 '25

‘ IELD DAY3

_'_-'w=»"i

Bert McCallum.

1 in 4 ull!!

.ii|\ ullce. B8

_ 1-ii:`:ooi<viLi.c trails" for best of

:‘i~.»iiIts. N-809-10-8-tl. Oct. 31. Mabe

iiai nl|iir.~ muy in- iii-iru-<1 1" 4

a noi-ii an-|rt|.v uiuillllv

I{I~l(il`I..\Il MEETING Klliglllsof hc-d

:O L E L-6198-7 12 312

IDE SIIOWERED.-A shower

M' Lil honour of Mrs. Arthur Shcriw;-n

Charlottetown, formerly Miss l Fraser of Montague, whose

--- marriage took place recently was

Wedncsclay evening at the home

spoiling votu‘ fun. Ecu "Bla lx- RENNlE_A" the Prince -Cmmty

kinro man servant; Forrwter Har- i mailer" by all nicans, thereby trc-.iL- Hospmlh Oct- 23rd' 1936' to Mr* Bo Ching and Iris Yainaoka. i ing yo1u'self to sonic seventy miiiu- l

0\\'A'l`T-At the Prince County

Coliiiiilius this cvt-ning at 8 o’clock. f D

lii_~..il ation. Full .micndiincc _ rc qllcsictl. LH?-'5

TO .ATTICND MEDICAL MEET

t.\'G.-nr. W. J. P. MncM11'on 1010 It-ii\‘;'s this iuorriing for Ottawa. to of

url ilic mc..-ting of the Canadian high

1: ttti

2.'f:ilic.ilA.~.~;ocia.tioii. He will re-

;>i~i~_»ci1; thc Prince Edward Island gurl .tirzizcul .»’\.c:.;cliitioii at thc iiiceting bcfo

\\'iiic':i i'cprcsentatives from all blankctcd in white. The storm

.it the pi-o\'iiic;s will utlclld~

P(lLICl-I COL’R'l‘-In the Police _

B lovely gifts were rccclved.

_ WINTEIPS WARNING-Char-l

town limi its first real \v:ii'nin_f; `

cleared away bclort' one orliirk however.

c‘o..irt ycftciwlny Iran McInnis,l l»`ARN0lt'l‘ll SAILF 'l`lii= S. S iiiui'gi~tl with robbery was com- 1 Fkirnorth sailed abvilt 3.‘tl ...\:_i~i-

i.i.i;.»»;i no the Siipr.-me Court foi trial. idrilcst I-lennesscy, charged

til.-o ninth robbery was dismissed.

Two drunks who failed to RPP911~Y

i~cl, and a third was fined $5.00 and costs or ten days. A girl on a siinllnr .-harge was fined $5.00 and costs

-ul lit-‘ii tlircc dtvs, was dismiss

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BIRTHS

cr 26th, 1936, to Mr. :md Mrs..

d Mrs. Sidney Rennie of Alma

- v ir . to-

daiighior. FUNERAL SERVICES.-'I'he fini- night was apparent-ly as homeless

eral of D. P. McDonald form-;»r C. as its crew.

bert Hyde and Mrs. Hyde, Clyde

DEATIIS

tiny aftcrnooii wiih 'littitlii l.iiish‘l.~ of turnips consigned to Boston iliirl New York markets. The .ship hiicl

:trrived in Charlottctowii i~;il‘l_v_ lui(-_

lllili l.ll\.ll` ll.lll bOlldS Of $5.00 €5l.!'8Bl.- Sundgy m0ri1irig_ I The Seat was vacated when E'

the speaker at the Gyro dinner liist

:ii .y 1 -~ » -i I L-.iiiipi\i;tiici~. He was for 15 years cd. A viligriint was disinissed. The I-‘l.'!\'ERAL NOTICE-Tlic iiiii-I lx member of me Ontario legleia.. ilcfciltlunl in a. non-support cuss 0,-Q1 of _yogpph Macgormnck mime (ure and also wok part in many

_ _A_____ _ was rciniiiiclcil in custody, mid i-110 place from his fntliei"s i'csiil.»iii‘i\.'i.i . _-im. Ligectign bag¢,le5_

t..B]acknlaH€I,1a .iiiiie of a motorst for 0l?rci'f1ti1li§_ 9-‘j Powniil Street this inorniiig ut ii-1.3 1 glmxlfng of the parties in me ' A , _ , . F111” “`1111011f» It 111011-<l‘. \\`-15 f1ClJ011111' 1 to Saint Diinstrirvs Basilica tlrciire . House of Commons following M,-__

At (zipiloii va .nut iveauestitiiz /to R.C._cemeiei~v. i>i.....is election is. Llama na;

' -----» ml I *m Conservatives 40; Social Credit 17;

Suspense, tlii‘11l.< :intl iuiiiiiiizce CAR STOLEN AND BPRNED-l ARREST (~_,\|¢ DR|\'ER__\Ioiin- Cmepprllilve Commonwealth Fed- J bt~ci1i1itl>p.ly L-oiiil>.;._;lii1 hui- . A car beioliging to Mr. L. W. Wal‘~i ted Police riri'r‘stt‘d it motorist on emglou seven; Independeng one;

f;_iig niurcler, ini-»,;ci'y. "B“‘°k‘“`“l',' rcn of Cai-cligaii was stolen from. me Hilisbom Byidgc M5, (,,.L.m,,g__ RN,_mStm__ti0n one; U_F_o'_Labor _

WhiCl\ 0l10l‘-sd l’L‘>`iv1'<i21l' at \-110 ` in front of the Capitol Theatre lasbr He was held on a charge of optir- f oiio~Total 245, I

r. and Mrs. Greene, when iniiny

the appro,tcll of \vii:!.-1' liist t when a brief snow storm

swept down on the city. Snow be-

to fall about ten iirlock nnd

re midnight the ci'._v ivii.-1

AT GYR0-CB-Dt. R;1\‘.‘llii.<oii wii.'~ _ poliitcd last month to the Ontario

In “Family Fight.”

O'l'I"AWA, OCZ. 28-(CP)-Choice

ago, J. Albert Pinard was tonight i-onccdcd victory in the Ottawa

With 155 of 164 polls counted

- iiiostniltlilig wus' Mrrs W T

.if .~. Liberal convention two weeks

.last Fetlcrnl by-election . 1

._ 1 . . . . l

_ o'Ri~g.in 1,723; Dr. Rufus Parent, _

1.556, Mr. Pinard 8.988. \\'i1liam-

- iiirgvr 6,498 and Jean Tissot 3,226.

All are Liberals excepting Mr.

'l'i.~:.\ot who ran under auspices of

_ the local Union Nationale Society. , Conscrvatlites did not enteracandi-

i nfs. ciicvrier, Liberal, was ap-

Siiprcme Court. Fr. Chevrier was

_ ____ of knowledge, Bald Mr. _Warren

_ * Charlottetown firemen returned Du;-hemin, Professor of Biology at

from Mt. Stewart, where they had

i been called to fight R HN Whlfhl dresilng the weekly meeting of the

' ° for a. time threatened to sweep the i Rotary Club yesterday.

Ll E) e.r a Copvenplon village. at seven 0'¢1°¢1¢ yesterday] rtotariau ooriln was in the chair.

(fholce ls Victorious morning. They had left the clty_ and the guests were Dr. H. D.

with the pumper at 3.20 a.m. The* Johris. . .

_ .1 It THE c.1:.W.tAL CUARDIA./v MN Expressed Ryy _ aw sie eve. ii...

H A D R i -1- f ur mm "`C6,`.FEDEnA.l,, N” "E mmm- - I I _Although the mutation theory of

i In TH; I _,I:?fZ..~i"'§{f1fl,._', ..... ...i'..-'..i....... Li .\Nc_. - ‘_ _ ;.ue;>yd;i0v;e1:wis;eir;e,ra1ll;f agile-

UIIAWA EAST To Fireman » °‘

not be taken too seriously as We Ire only on the fringe of this branch

j Prince of Wales College, when ad-

‘on and R. B Richardson of

flre destroyed the general Store 01', Summerside. retired Manager of

Mr. A. D. Feehan with most of its the contents, The loss was estimated Roy Cudmore, newly elected Ro-

amor

fit $3,000, partly covered by insur rince. An attached warehouse was saved from the flames Volunteer flrcmen from Mt Ste wart fought the flames until the arrival of Charlottetown firemen.

The blaze was subdued shortly

before 6 o'clock and the !lr€m€n prepared to leave for home. On the invitation of Mr. Russel Clark. they were invited to the Hotel where an appetizing breakfast was awaiting them, which was greatly appreciated by the fire laddiw.

Mr, Clark, on behalf of the resi-

dents of Mount Stewart, heartily thanked the Fire Depart-ment of Charlottetown for the valuable as- sistance they gave in fighting the fire and preventing it from spread- ing to other buildings.

About forty years ago a fire

originating in about the same lo- cality swept all buildings as far as

the bridge at Mt. Stewart;

_.___ G ive Brilliant _

Performance (if _f

Royal Bank of Canada(

tarisn, was introduced by Roy Muo- Clure and the Rotary charge read to him by Past President W. M. Rowe ` Professor Duchemln gave A bile!

outline of the great historic thlorles formulated in the past by four leaders in biology, namely, Jean L ck of France, August Wels- man of Germany, Charles Darwin of England, and Hugo de Vries of Holland.

For centuries it had been believ-

ed that there has been 5 relation- ship between the different kinds of plants and animals, but up to the present this relationship ls. to a large extent enshrouded in mys- tory.

Lamarck believed in a variation

of the inheritance of acquired char- acteristics in which environment. played a part. For example, the 1 neck of the giraffe in course of time became gradually lengthened because the animal fed on foliage, this characteristic being transmitt-

ed to succeeding generations.

Under this theory the son of s.

theory was first adopted by many biologists.

COUGHS

rem thai ~.. ...fi-.tie

r..~Ll\

you can

cunmonrs env cinritns

Try'0ur -

Dollar Service _

W; --- _

Plan Tagging of

.Maine Lohsters

AUGUSTA, ME., Oct. 26-(App

Plans fors tagging Mmm. mmm

to aid consumers in d1_<ii,,gu.__hm' them from others taken from N" Brunswick amd Novn Scotia pm" were discussed today nt a meetiq of state officials and lot»sierii1(iu5¢,.l f€`DI'&S€‘l'1l£R.lilVBs in tlic Staff Holm

The meeting was pm oi , PM

gram i>1'0D0Sed by the Maine de.,

bla.cksmlt.h would inherit the <‘10Pm€'nt Oommlssion to improve brawny arm of his father, This ~mtU'kcti-ng Of Maine l.ibsteir._

Rodney E. Feylcr, state eommy,

stoner of sea and shore lgherix

un< r` Mr. Plnard described himself as

influence of liquor and will the

-_- tnki

TAFF MAKES PiIESE.\'T.‘iT'0N Jl

ted with a. suitable gift by fclloiv in

the Liberal party decided _against

ime Minister, said after s. cabl-

the Ottawa East by-election, the

official candidate, but the heads

ng any part in the cont/est. ustice Minister Lapointe, actin:

meeting it few days ago: “In absence of official opposition

vcne in it family fight."

(Continued from Pas!! 1)

_:_i Bd.

Piano solo: Scherzo,Mcndf‘lssohn ed -Mr, Olivero. from The Beautiful Blue Danube T (Viennese Waltz), Johann Strauss m°

He believed that acquired char

acter

that new generations were form- ` not from the ordinary cells but

Welsmann's theory was in direct said he would berlin tiics ~|=eli no

opposi

glen to ti-li5_ _ obtain views of lobster dealers in

_ Mahi

lstlcs could never be inherit- day.

e on the program outlined to.

>f_-ll:

the germ plasm. '

his theory dominated biological

ught in the eaxy years of the

*' T;

_Miss Tamara and Mr" Fowlen last century, and it still forms part

-._.. M

wishes of the staff was read.

Two one-act plays under thc direc- tion of Mrs. A. H. Roper and Miss Betty Rogers will be presented by

the Little Theatre Guild of Chnr-

lottetowh on Thursday cveliinrz. Members are asked to note tho.: the annual meeting and elcctionci officers will be held during the in- termlssion.

from his late residence Sourls on

__ i _ _ _ . assume i‘e~pon.»ib.lity for salvage

.£515 Fenton Homm' °f 1330"' a Friday morning to St. Marys ritying he had been unable to find

M ___*_:_ ___r;_____*__;___:__A_;_ Church where requiem Hich l\f:i.<.."\ out if thc ship were insured or to

MARRIAGES was oelebratcd by Rev. Herod asci-iiain the names of owners.

-- ---27, I _ 5; " Q ' '

Crokcn who also col cluctnl erxic

Ends in heart-aches and despair. Elven Clailsnlen Mexico City.

(Continued from Page l)

__ ._ .... , . _ .... __._.._ ¢:___.T_.:_T_:_._._ _ morning nnd housed in homes of

Spanish Liner Still

t./\.I’. By Gun.rdlan's Special Wire) nAivi'n.'roN, Bermuda, oct. 2s- (A.P.)-The Spanish liner Cristobal Colon, which ended its odyssey on it reef here Sunda ni ht

The ship's Captain, Crescencio

from the Spanish consulate at

The crew of 160, including six

women, were taken off early in the

. _ T110 l`10\\’lV clccicd pi':-:idi--,<1

. "1 "(`O . .\ ` _ A . A ' ` 1.' . lil in hl h b0lih 11 -

SATURDAY' OCTOBER 31“_ _ A: RV f K I11 U15 C115' Oct- Clnnsmnn Nc-il M<iC.i:iiii~It. v. - i _I nods (ab I th wwid V;

nftemfmnt At Ranch of 1'. J. Kieiin 'i “"“"‘ D°““l“ M°C‘“"m“°k~ “Sed 34 ‘ 'he ms rr " ef ”' °°’°“ 5

am. i chosen to represent the club at the

:5.T"'.'

-1 ._ - 3- :-

Evenlng: Announced at aitcmoon session. ll. -‘VVS Pilmml fmm U10 1`€5ld0nC@ anniversary _,Cyn-|,.[.§ nn A].m.qiN_t `1""-V '“hc19`5°°'r Wum mfused *D

1 if his inilifir, 55 Powiiai Si., Tues- ` ' " i rilow him to go for aid and died

DRY. nnd to place a \vr1‘iill1 nt tli~

Km, m.,_._m___ M5 ,A Du___mm_.S monumnm in honor f hm ` two days later without medical l}'l"‘l;"1 th 1:' o I ' `

._ ._ msc to R. C, Ctmotery, mdes_ 0 n Cm" xittciltlon. U

Tl held hi arl ms n.

|5:_In Quimw' Masmchuscttsl Excellent ltddrcsses wcrc deliver- _;ib.c`ff°1;,r5;he ymnhr; dist; m§0n_

g , td. 1 Charlottetown ond

St. John ( ii., N Ii 1 Nei-cb wiiishin 1 Losr -_ mcrwr-:FN cnani/i'i"rr=

he First United Presbyterian the °]“b- and fo U10 €llC"1‘ss of fes

hrr 25, at 230 nb, past two years.

§i_»,ii.»r 2a_is>sc. Margaret imatine- ‘"1 by 011101' W- R- Show Picslcicnt `i , d ,_ th M M

... . .. . . o , er in es 0, :.0111 widow of Mllrdock Gillis, of Ne” Mccmmcu a"d*`x`Cm"f D F 52332;; originally Wt; cgzrgsd

scholl St Quincy Mus Bethune in which smcinl mmcnc” th failure to rovide medical ld

ml ` I -. _' . ln i ' A A li'~r 6511-li ycitr. Funeral services nt WM made to U10 1105?? 1”C‘C0l”fls of p a I

' < _ _ A' ' . . .. ___ church. Fort. Sqimrc, Sunday, Octo~ uvmes ‘md Hmfhcfmgs dUF111lZ U10

“<11 iiims ne clove.-'ii _.___ _\________ T4 e-e _ _ __

writer . _ _ 1 vanalmmr =`;'"~=“-‘Le83]-"-in

01' Price delivered 1 wAN'I'En-ami. ron iiotisiz-

H. G. S. Adams, manager. I ' i ,hm 14, i town and Hampton, covering for -

P-l0h&l'ilD in this tl l tl-

l truck. Finder leave at Cudmorcl & tion Wim a recordm c(:tchc°:;De35 027m_

D ' _*__ l i, BIN.. Ol' L T. Belton, Bollshllw. i. Dolihdl ,

,F=;}' 1~.1~1~' mi-1 fm. tie I ~~» »------»~---, T°° '~“*° T” C’=*S1fY and' o o\'.'ii\i,;'.~4t~i|.~:oi1. i N D M _

- UCLQUU ‘ |iMmu:l.t.As mai' i '

' .. . . t ’ - l'~ - lie-ie lirookville Lime" for boat lwslilla. '_ Pownal st, AIR _-i _

, _ i EMBALMEB W ki R f ui d. ` LAST NIGHT

' co. L » . U83: Gm;_d?;lTCes req rc Means Winter is Comlnl.

BR0OKV|LLE' _ _ "**`T-Tfff ~ "*- 0'5" Y0"l‘ CDN T06"-

SNOW

M3.

Miss Tamara. and M_r, Fowler. F

Doble, Romero: tb) La Gitana., Al- it benlz-Miss Tamara and Mr. Fow

ler. to

Plano Solo: Viva Navarro, Lar-

La Corrlda, Romero-Miss Tam-

ara.. an

Piano Solos: La Bouree (for the

elle, Rachmnnlnoff-Mr. Olivero. tha

Two Tangos: Tango de Salon,

Tango de Salon, 1913 tEl Chocloi,I 185

Satire: The Debutante- Miss

Tamara and Mr. Fowler. , _su

In this programme, Miss Tamara ten

and Mr. Fowler showed themselves

its forms-both modem and in the, um

All were so good that it. is hard _ sud

to pick out any numbers ns wor- the thy of special mention, but it may due be said that The Bcau‘lful Blu

its familiar music, and the mem- flue

free, happy Europe. so different to

audience, 1

of the lovely music of Sibelius iilsti had a special appeal-_at lciist to °` this writer. The “Tango de s,ql0n‘ -1913,” was also much enjoyed, for the fancy steps of the dance, ns then performed, seem quite amus-

ing today.

in which they represented is 'rii-ed the

were also delightfully funny. gif

Of Mr. Olivero. it may be said beg

that he is a very competent plan- |03 ist, with a quite impeccable tech- 10

Plano solo' Caprlcclo Sibelius. °f the basis in me structure °f

_Ouvera modem genetics. Many experi-

valse 'rriste slbeiius-Mis; Tam- “‘°“'*‘ We” °°“d“°“’d' b“° ’° 1”'

’ with

Plano Solos: Beroeuse, Chopin: ur;

Etude in C-sharp minor, Chopin--_ was Mr. Olivero.

and

Modern Fantasy, Nacio Brown- ther

Tw° Spanish Dances' (H) Paso produce -60,000,000 eggs a. year, but

' ' these come to matiu-ity. According

_ this

survlal. th i dl id I ld

left hand), Saint-Saens; Polichin- .mawrau eclnctv "ua won be M

Dance Poem: Woodforde-Flnden. pass

generations. His t tl

1936 (Caminito), Dias Fillberto;1mt rea se on

viilodo. l bla,

but

mptions were found not to be

- Tl

to be masters of the dance in all W,

i 0 om

Danube waltz-perhaps because of rate

the distraught continent of today.` Sharp contrast with the Darwin was particularly appreciatfd by thc theory.

VHISG Trlste. largely on account _M

' 'TMI

The two encore numbers given D0n’f. miSS the Moonlighl

by Miss Tamara and Mr. Fowler, Excursion 10 Summa,-side on

Business Man dancing (a>with his Motor Conch on the Island wife, (bl with a Broadway beauty, ([i‘||||y Heated) Bring thé

ve Nobann restaurant at

negative results.

arwin was the exponent of nat- i _ selection. I-Ie believed there an overproduction of plants animals, with the result that e was a. struggle _for survival. example, a single oystq will

ls well known that very few of

the Darwin theory, there was 1

duals of each species, and if

variation gave the individual on advantage in the struggle for

y s e ed and the trait

t helped it survive would be ed on by it to succeeding

ural selection published in 9 created a. revolution ln ogical and theological thought, in later years many of his ae.

able. zen Huge de Vries came for- \' with another theory, namely, '- the variations did not develop

to alterations in the chromos- s. It has been found that the of the changes may be in

McLeod & Bentley

mr" u ` I- .

Lloyd, Egan & Go.

Chnrtercd Accountants

140 Richmond Street

Pholle 47. P. 0. Box

W E BENTLFY K L J. A BEN'.l'l.hY, l\ C stcrs and Attorneys-at-Law MONEY T0 I.0.-\N

Bell & Mathieson

_ slight, variation in different ln- R,

regia.-Mr. Olivero. dm

B., Bel-I D, L. Mutliii-son, LLB; Bnrrlsters & Solicitors MONEY T0 LOAN

moron Block, Charlottetown.P.E.L

acGuigan & Trziinor

MARK R. MacGUlGAN, K.C. C. ST. CLAIR TR/UNOR. ll. A. Barrlsten, Solicitors. Etc.

lu .

MONEY T0 LOA\' Office Over Provincial llank,

ehmond Street. Charlottetown.

-*é-;::'::*i

Palmer & Haslam

n. J. PALMER, K. c. A. J. misLAM. B. A.. I-1-.11 nanmsrans, mc.

Blnk of Nov; Scotia Chambers

Charlottetown. P. E- L MONEY T0 L0.-iN

older manner. ‘slowly but came ps me result 01 Phone B5. P. 0.11011!!

den changes or jumps. Hence theory of mutations, changes H-

F. MCPHEE, B. A.,

K. C.

NOTARY &r. BARRISTER SOI.I(‘I'l`0R

need b th X Riley Building. Chnrlnttetowll

um.

lis mutation theory, was not in

Y e 'I'8Y. B-hd by *__ __ I __ ____¢

orles it brought to one of a care- rndi `

1- 'I‘l

MOUNLIGIIT . EXGURSIUN

new and most luxurious

utiful drive. Coach will

10.00 Montreal 12.25 Ottawa 15.00 Toronto

10.60 Three Rivers

Children of Five and Unit;

I friend and enjoy this years of age |li\l.

ROUND TRIP _T0_

CART()ON-N0 \'|'.`L'1`\' AND COMEDY

9.00 Quebec

From All Stations on Prince Edward Isliinii

-Going-

.30 p.m. Wednesday; Oct,

nillue which showed to advantage . In me mm rapid mssagcs_nnd Make your reservations .

mxnay, ocrroneit so. 1935

most of the numbers he played $1’ were well chosen to exhibit this en'

ferred the Scsi-latti Caprlccio, also

undoubtedly supposed fe be the

|791' W1,11°h Nflelved long, continued and enthusiastic applause.

Ensiand _ tori _ A. ia. Bryant, to Buckinghamshire! oldest councillor Gal wan the individual angling chan 4,

w at the Nobann. Fare 25 Per passenger. Come

accomplishment. This ltatener pre- berly as only a limited num'

f-11° Very 1°*/ely Uaprlcclo of Sibelius ~though the piece de resistance was ._ '

B°n°r0l1s and pyroteennical. "P0l- ldhinelle" of Rnchmaninoff-a num-

wlll not take place.

of tickets can be sold.

NOTICE

' "` tianadian National

Pormn nmanam, N0.f0ii¢_ The Auction Sale which was

have taken place at Peter

lnni’s, Cymbrla, on Nov.

. _ _ . "'\ » . _ .1 .

TUESDAY, Nov. 1:. 1911 'Except Toronto, Wednesday,

Railways Ula Canadian Nnl|‘"“|

Telegraphs ‘ _

mph Leg Contest. YU" "”~"

h Will $100. -,_.

' mmm Limit:

November 4, |936

Tia,-lrets good In DAY concinzs ONLY-

No Baggage Chcclwli

For Fllrlher Infomation vomit any Ticket ann*

Ask Agents about (1\""d“"