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Miss H. Sterne .............. Miss ‘Burden ..

Miss MacNutt ...............

Brighton Ave. To Daio Mrs. A. B. Fisher Mrs. Allan Forsythe . Mrs. PrankACreamer .........

10o on this basis the varieties of these 50 i type; were grouped by the Division

North River Road To Date

Mrs. Dr. Goodwill .... Mrs. Herbert Platte . Mn. Arthur Peake - Mrs. Grant. MII- Qulgley Mil. W. L. Cotton .- Mrs. Parker Mrs. Edsar Whitlock Mrs. A. R. Cooper .....,...

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Mrs. J. S. Morris . .. .50 Mrs. Herb Love .. .. .50 Mrs Phil Cobbs .. .50 Mrs. Williams .. ...... .25

Mrs. Stanley .. A Friend

Bayfield Street To Date Mrs. W. A. Thompson

Mrs Byron Norton 1.00 Mrs. R. I’. I-‘orsythe . . 1.00 Mls.M.Beli .60 Mrs W. J. Johnson . .50 MissOlga Walsh............ .25 Mrs. W.D. vVaye, Chestnut St. 2.00 Earl s. Stewart Cumberland St. 25

Mrs. J1... Lockhart, Hlllsboro St. 1.00 Mrs. L. Hiifpfli’, Pussmore St. .75

Granville Street To Date

Miss Mildred Mclnnis 1.00 Mrs. William Casiord .50 Reserve Street To Date Mrs. Hilbert Johnson .50 Mrs. Roy McKenzie ... . .. . .. .50 Ailey Street To Date Mrs. J. G. Stewart 1.00

Mrs. M. Gillis . . . . . . .. .50 Mrs. Jane Gillis donation of Stockings.

Richmond Street West Continued Margaret Rice .L............ .50, 1 Mary Owen .30-

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l nominated Dr. Legute declined. The

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PRESBYTERY;

Th6 Presbytery 0f Prince Edward Island met in regular quarterly ses- sion at l1 a.rn. on ‘Tuesday, Novem- ber 7th in Zion Church ‘Half Charlottetown and was opened l: due form by the Moderator Rel. Allister Murray.

Those present were Rev- Allister Murray. Moderator: Rev. R. Hensleyl Stavert. Clerk; Rev. Chas. J. SL1 Clair Jeans, Rev. Fred Williamson, Rev. R. Moorhead Legato, D. n, and Rev. J. H. Douglas was up‘

chopping, rashes, irritations,

i be without if.

ceriyle Webster, Rev, E, q when- ator of the sessions of Caledonia, son, Rev. p. L. Griffiths, Rev. .1. A. Murray Harbor South and Wwd Pritchard, Rev. W. O. Rhoad, Rev. Islands in Ml‘. Miirlhyh 5596!"??- J, 1-[_ DQ110105 and Messrs, 5, M, Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jeans and Hie“, A, E, Momma, ugwiRev. C. Carlyle Webster were ap- McLean, .1. n. Macwilllalns, Wm. anvoihied to draw up a letter o! re- Montgomery, J. J. England, w, Murommendation that. Mr. Murray Kennedy, Jag 301-01110 130050111 Me_:could carry with him when touring Pherson, A. A. McDonald, Augustus "nuns thc churches and fleshy-- wadden and 51.00 310,10 represenflteries in the Old Land. The mem-l 101,1“; 810cm ibers oi’ the Presbytery all Join in Others present not members ofwllhm! Mi" Mliiml’ h P168591" the Court were Rev. M. E. Gengch-lmlilfil’ “lid a 5339 "him- D.D., V. E. Orsbome, Student Cate-’ M?» J°h“ Anders“ treasure!‘ 0t chist and Messrs. Norman McFad- the Presbytery Flihd 861W B- T9130"

,yen, John D. McKay, Angus Green'°" the slalldl"? °f lhi? Fund- A

commit/tee consisting of Mr. John' The minutes of the regular quar-| Anders”! lrcasurer- Re“ R- H9115“ 06m, 505510,, of the Presbytery 1,010 ley Stavert, Clerk; and Rev. Chas! in Malpnque on July 18th werelJ- st- Chill‘ Jeans had- beeh 8D" adopted am“. a few 5118M wmbpointcd at the Presbytery meeting,‘ ‘ions Md been mum held in July last to examine the The minutes of the special meet- 5m“ °l the mmd- UPI?" examhmfii mgs of Presbytery held at Peters tion the committee had found the Road, August, 29m at, K008018100 Fund in quite a healthy condition. September 7th, at Murray Harbour A few congregations have not yeti North Sept. 12th. at Brookfield‘ Paid their dues 1h m"- Iii i8 b9- Sqm 21st at wesgyme 001009,. “h, lieved though that in the near fut- nt westvme October 50., and Char; ure all small arrears will be wiped lottetown October 13th were all5<>iih With u view i0 biinsius the adopted as ,.ead_ i Fund up to a still higher standing several recommendations were sub- A committee consisting o! Rev. R. 011m‘; to the com-t and ad0pted_ Moorhcad Legate, D.D. Rev. Chas. m“ G_ Carma Webster mesa,“ J- 5h Chill‘ 395115- Rev- J- Kelr ed the report. on Home Missions. Fraser. DD» Rev- J- A~ Priwhnrii, The work within the bounds of the and Rev- (Ziliiiyiiiwscliiisier Wile Presbytery is undoubtcilly making appointed o s e sum ng com- prom-e“ miitehfi- Since January lust three of the,

GlfiCllPil (nruTMErwT

Ie reliable for akin roubles. Roll. tough skin, lore, itching, burning feet, chafing,

burns, are quickly relieved end heeled by _ applications of (Jitlelrn Dllinent. No household iaolld éele-aaemleoe. >

Canadian Depot: Lynn AguneloelzamaludjfillflnPeiflloel. '§ Incend-

Rev. J. Keir Maser, D. D. Rev. G~ pointed to act as interim moder-f

Price Advances Inevitable In Radio Field

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Ranger's-Melodie Executive Antici- pate! Increased Activity

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Canada's tenth radio in the home, which is now bting celebrated, throughout the country. marks tlhe low spot for both prlioes and activity in the opinon of B. A. ‘Irestrail, director of sales and advertisng of the Ro- gers~Majestic_ Corporation Limited Toronto. Prioe increases with cor- responding incrsse in activity is a foregone conéiusion in the radio field.

"The recovery plan now in oper-

the officers of the Presbytery for the incomling year. The report was , as follows:

Clerk. Rev. R. Hensley Stavert. Convenera of Presbyterys com-

mittees: r 1 m , d Forfign m“, I m“ ‘L v a zen n e Un ted States," sai Douglas. m“ H IVLr. Treetrlsi. “is bound to affect

Home Missions, Rev. G. Carlyle Webster.

Pension Fund, Rev. R. Moorhead Legato, D.D.

siiiidfly Schools and Young Peo- ples Societiemfiev. J. A. Pfltchard.

College and Life Service, Rev. J. Keir Fraser, D. 11

Church Life and Work, Rev. W. O. Rhoad. Historical Committee, Rev, D. L. Griffiths.

Statistics, Rev. R. Hensley Stave cri.

Budget, Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jealls. .

Session Records, Rev- Fred Wll- iialusoil.

Treasurer, Mr. John Anderson.

Tile report was adopted as read.

Rev. M. E. Genge, D.D., was re- appointed to the pastoral charge of Try/on and Bradalbane for a period of six months and Mr. V. E. Ors- born was re-appoimed to the New , London pastoral charge for e. siml. us, in fact, has already clone so, in- lar period. asmuch as considerable raw miller-

Rev. R. Hensley Stavert the Clerk ihi. such as steel. wpp r. wvpd. ve- read a. letter from Rev, J, w, Me- neer for czbfnets and some metal Nillnilro saying that 11111955 the 3p- parts which are imported from the

MR. B. A. TRESTRAIL

1iliczllions of ministers requiring still/fi- hiive BITHWV hIPFFFDPd iii half-fare certificates are in the DIW- hanris of the agents of the Canad- "mew ‘Mm’ lnallulailum‘ in

anniversary of .

_ , marketed

"Fresh from Glenwood And

up his new store in Gienwood and is doing a rush ng business-

Mrs. Flora Baldwin moved from Eimsdale recently and is busily engaged in prepariri! he!‘ new store for. occupancy.

Mr. George Horne, Unionvale, and Mrs- Catherine McDaugall, Springffsfd West, were gusts re- cently of Mr. John A. McPherson, Dunlzfane.

Mr. E. L. MdDougall, blacksmith, of Gienwood, has purchased the farm of Mr. John Buchanan, springfied West, and intends 10- cating there in the near future, where he will continue in the blacksmith trade.

sliver fox pelts through the Summerside Fur Pool, netted handsome prioes- One skin, the yxoperty of Mr. Ernfst McPherson Dunblane, brought $114.70 and another owned by Mr. John A. McPherson, Dunblane, brought $114.

Two valuable recently

Waller Stewart, West. Point. received the sad news last week of

The next "Rm 0f 5118111856 W!!! iihii vacant congregations have secured lan Passenger Association by Dec. ‘ cmlad“ h” m°"°d very “Mllwllsly 1m: death of h” father’ Mn mo’

nppnintins of B. moderator for the settled pastors, nmnely: Marshfield, ihflomih! Yeah The MOdBFBWT i5 Kensington and Min-ray Harbor elected according lo the date of the’ North. The grant of $200 asked for bflsihifhg 0f hi5 Seii/iwi h‘! m9‘ the Marshfield pastoral charge hasi Prefibyiefy- 1h 890011111109 with been secured. At Tryon a new this plan Rev. R. Moorhead team, manse has been built and u about D. D, was the first in iiue. On being‘ l-eady f0;- 000upa;10n_ Mr. V. E. Orsborn has given sup- next in order was iwv- J- Keir ply to North Rustico during the past six months and will continua also deuiihed- to look after thc work in this field Following Dr. Fraser the next in 11mm; the coming winter. During the summer months con-, The siderablc supply had been secured‘ 5111,50?!‘ for West Point. No one student? Murray was requested to preside was in charge of the flcld.

A letter was read from Rev. A. S. Grant,‘ D, 1),, secretary of the Gcn- 1

eral Board of Missions stating that before the grants to allglnented congregations and to mission fields

ed by Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jeans.

, mm “lbw?” to the benefit o; The allocations for the present year

could be renewed that an every person canvass of each field would have to be made. The report was adopted and the thanks of the Presbytery was extended to Mr- Webster for the good work done— and by him suitably acknowledged.

It was unanimously agreed that tile General Board of Missions in Toronto be requested w give Rev. C. Carlyle Webster, the Presby- tery's Convener of Home Missions; nn opportunity of appearing before! them in person to present thc needs of the situation in Prince Edward Island and that in the event of the General Board of Missions con- senting, that Mr. Webster be sent to Toronto at. the Prcsbyterys ex- pense.

Rev. M. E. Gellgc, D.D., Minister in charge at Tryon and Bradnl- bane told of the success met with in having the new mause in Tryon built, This manse is to be dedi- cated in the near future. Dr. Genge extended a cordial invitation to all members of the Presbytery to be present at the dedication service.

Rev. G. Carlyle Webster stated that there was no definite report t0 be given by the commission ap- pointed to deal with the re-adjust- ment of services in the Montague and Cardigan congregations. He in- timated that Rev. J. A. Pritchard, the interim moderator of these ses- sions had securedstnted supply for these two fields until the end of December 1933. ‘

Rev. R. Moorhend Legato, D11, chairman of the committee to strike standing committees gave the report of that committee regarding

151., 11,05, Cannot expect 10 get the“ with production with the result certificates before January 1st, that lucrersed purchases by prac- 1934. A cam on which application u the order of the day before the to be made for the half-fare oerti- Seam‘ l5 °v°r and F“ M the” n“ ma“, rm, 1934 ,5 being sent by the crezsecl purchases Will b: at lllggcl" Canadian Passenger Association to Tues Yilmdlhe tvfhlag w“ s? , all ministers having half-fare cer- gm £1“ Blimp get,‘ 3;,“ P 3;“, tificates for 1933. Those who have. em ‘y m “e p

. duction hrs been delivered. not had certificates during 1933 i p“? t, m, _. will need to apply to Rev. J. W ‘That this means do m m“ ‘

, ‘ increases, is provon .by the fact McNamara’ an Bay Street’ Toronto that several manufactuiers, includ-

for on application blank before mg curse-veg, ha“, Mrmdy been Dec’ 1st’ 1933' obliged to advance prices on srhveral Just hem“ closing’ He“ G‘ car‘ mud ls. At the present time there M” Webster the newly elected is a very decidrd shortave of radio mmlerawr “wk the chair’ sets with practically no inventories A v°t° of thanks was the“ ex‘ -in the haids of manufacturers or tended w the retiring Mwemwr idistrlbutors or deaierr. and Wllllfi for his faithful services during the this 51101-1080 1s 0011500 10 5mm ex. year. This was very fittingly ack- gent by the lateness in rlniv ry by howledged by MT- Milfiiiy- manufactures, it is also nzurnvat- The Presbytery then adloumed to ed by the Increase n um- l.» and mcei; at thc call of the Moderator. the pubue demand. and Clerk oi which public intima- i "Ten years ago when the phono- , lion was given and the meetin! was graph industry sufered frcm the closed with the benediction by the same ailment that is now nfircting Moderator Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. the radio. industry, the some fac- (Patriot please copy) tors and conditions that are now present, were the forerunner" oi in- creased activity and greatly iii- creased prices in the phonograph industy in 1924-25 and I look for the same general development dur- ing the next year or two in the ra- o industry. "In our own cash, with the deve- lopment and perfection of the new seal-shielding prircplo. which eli- minates the cans iorrrc ly used to cover tubes, we are in a position to give greater vrlue without extra cost and cons d rably improve the performance oi our radlira. and 8i uthe same time smpllfy service and

DIARY RECORDS CHARGE 0F

THE LIGHT BRIGADE

MONTREAL, Nov. 15—(C.P.) — _ An old diary, its pages yellowed d with age. recently recalled the 70th anniversary of the charge of the Light Brigad: nrde in the historic battle of Balaklnvn during the Crimean war- The diary now be- longs to James Pennington of this city and was given to him by his brother, Wlliam Henry Penning- ton. who served in the engagel-Jacoessuflluy ment as a trooper in the lit i , _ _' \_ ,, ,,_ Prince Albews own Hussnm t vlhhlrlolultiolrmiilll llAiiIioluZlllJiJQicilllE- brlffelasoiirglgcelg dlisfttgll: l: F1111: ofaitzlrleleigflwlae loci that it ls PflPi-ifiiiiiily long annals of war, the famous a_ Rmuqsqaéédaxzlssgtélliqgtgiiqe‘£2211 charge was made on Oct. 25, 1854. tine (x0 u‘ by 67s officers and other ranks, of whom only 198 came back alive-f According to the diary the order what guns they were attack. Th9 for the charge originated with Lord captan pointed towards the bat- Ragian. British commandrr-in- I tom of the north valley. which was chief oi‘ the forces oppcsing the not the place referred to in the or- Russians, and was duly received by der and said, “Tteie. lily 10i<i~ 15 lord Lucan, Commander of the'your enemy and there are your Light Brigade. The order was for guns." the cav'ry to advance to the front Unaware of Nolan's terrible mis- and attack a number of guns lyutlake "the Noble Six Hundred" rode the cavalry commander apparently into the valley l) crziiiu death for did not understand it for he turn- as Lord Tennyson WW"- "Thm-‘l ed to Captain Nolan, an aide-dc- not to reason why, men's but to do camp, and questioned him as to and die."

mas Tranor, Albany, who passed aw:y on Nov- 8. Mrs. Stewart at-

iicaily every manufgctmer W11; 1x. tended the funeral services at Kin Klnild

kora on Nov. 10 and is at present visiting relatives in that retion. The bereaved rclatves have thc sincere sympathy friends in this locality.

A life‘ong resident of West Point. 'Mr. Wi1‘iam McDonald, passed away on Nov. 11 after an ilnoss of about six nlonths at the advanc d age of 87 years. The dc- censed had been lighthouse keeper at West Point for about 50 years, bang the first keeper in clmrge of that lighthouse. When he retired from activ‘ service in 1928 he was p esented with the Imperial Ser-

vice Med l, at. that time being lolly