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‘ PAGE SIX _ __ _ _ _ I nic cHARLofr'rE'rowN_ GUARDIAN _ ~ 3, SEP'1`EMBER 2a, oy,

O-D

MAT 3.15 EVE 1 & 8.15

‘T ""“ PRINCE EDWARD

.° ‘Z “?“..’*?:.’?”~*5-’¥*!¥_

¢Y.>.__

-_ al

.»_#>*j'§Y

_1 ._ thi-v put the

The truth about love and riage from the lips of two ern women who dared to the facial

Under of Ci

Curling Club

wai»*"

ili' liroliqlii Wife and .\'\i'e¢-tlivnrt Trim-tlier!-and

llus band on the spot! A during,

liiwirt- ;:ri|ipini;' lii\'i--~ioi'_\'! Al tl \`l`\‘.'\` .\.\`|i ‘llllZ\`l.4'l`\ l’.\)`S lil"l‘ NOT i\IU(.`ll"

~`-`5'lmU33l'Y‘7 -_ _ - - _ _ _..__:_;_______

. i _ Not Gran

CAPITUL TUDAY

G L V it IA

William Ocrgan ~ linden - Granny 1'€S|A!rli8_\' a power in the land, he lived to see his children in the bread-line! '

Anso 1iivsicA1.coMl:DY “NORTHERN EXPOSURE"

MAT. 315. EVE. 7 8 8.45

i sauna-

POLICE COURT-At the Police un, Saturday morning' a' man

urged with unlawful possession

_ _ 1 _ _ _ _t _ _ ‘Sgr ___. . -amiga'-"* _E-1* r. ”*':= -wt

'.._ll|'|illL (iUi\llli illl

` Ask Any Man in Whom

MOST POWERFUL DRAMA OF THE YEAR BROUGHT _ , TO LIFE BY THE GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR

l.`|'O||l I;

Million, trembled when he emkea

he whip. The commercial empire

he reared, to lay at his chlldrclfl

feet, has crushed them in its fall.

its. iiiiiiliis, iifiili Pin: ,iiiiciiiiii insist

Islanders Arrive

Un Lady Nelson

(Special to the Guardian)

ST. JO.HN, N. B.,-Sept. 22-

Bringing passengers und cargo from British Guiana, the eastern group of the British West Indies and Bermuda viii. Boston the Can- adian National liner "Lady Nelson,”

G() 0|] SII°lk€ Captain E. H. Cameron. arrived at ` The President Does St J°1‘“ *OW-

t Requests ,,.

Among the ,passengers landing

~ __ _“__ 7 S k ' ere-for the Maritimes-Mrs. K.

\i~ :LL txt Preedy, Halifax, N, S.; G. T. Med-

tfissociflled Press) forth, Amherst, N. S.: L. Perin-

_ i- -fe* ‘iii

,ri

5--.i

CD o> i»~ P1

(ll (D as

' ' I.: :.»\>i.. ,yy _ - . . ' -

_ __ __ i_____ ii. <1 i_ iiiti iii# You iiuik City taxes i,,mm,mO,,S1_,. N, dpclare 8 farm C

_. _ .~._inv‘.gi: _' i_ on brokcius and stock transfers by :strike on nu pmdlms and ask 'the_

_ Ien l Diss iiomiss, ni., sein. zzsrhe .°m°" B“dge“""“' N' B* S' °“"`

-United Stains Farmers Holidayicoigno’ sackvme' N’ B: Misses

Association nicetiiig todav voiediM

iii-is; .‘lC1i\'f’_ :lint tiiiic. . _ _ iM

i _i.» * 'ii :i-:idiuu wiiii

' I iz' _\'u'.v .li'i'..i`j.'.

li-i;i1`(ri'iiit‘ilj

While trricling will begin with only

:.liinit 253 :ylocksx it was explained ilzfii tliv New Jcizscy list would be

.it Wzili S‘.:'i‘.-L i~xp:iini<~<l zis_riip;di_\' as mechanical

1- .. r_~. siiid '.\'iiii coiivic

' , 'i in t`;z-\ iii".'.'ly or-

.~ .<' .;1 .-1 l<I\;tl1:iiig<-

1 tit; ' i1i'.i :`i‘ ;il‘tli:‘-1-' .' -'ii' '11,' ?\1;‘.§."_ir O`l3i‘icn

f3"i‘ei~i1. Brownlee,

.?3".'<.1 .ivy .Denies i

tiozzs C/1 cz rge

-.4

L 1 to ...

fiiriliiics would pt-rmit. Also, it was said that as soon as stocks were re- nioixfwi to New Jersey. trading in iliosc slmrcs woiiiil cease in the New

iirl-'_ Ei.ch:in'ge.

if.

Settlers of Great '

Value to Railways

[Ca nudism Pri-ss)

_ l rizirno. Ns.. sept. zzxrhe

, . _

1 i

-. s..-_-\:i lift'-f;

x pl: \\.1icli ia bcliig done iii hrinfz-

` ‘.li' .li .:.ci- .l. , i

.ii. .<1-.1’.i~i's to Us Miirit.;ire l’zo\'-

<1`»‘-‘ `i‘1-1\l»\"»<ii- M iiwii. iiiidcr the co-opei'atii'e iii'-_

' 'all 11111011 l'1`fl'\l‘-'ll' 'i'nii<;fni :ii b*\1\\'1cii thc provincial

` i, -'i1.iiii;; 1i:‘.fi iici' fr .\'cii'tiiii~:i`.1.s :ind the i'.”iiiw1i\'s was

' iv 1.1 -ni _ wii. :ig.:i:;is; ,<‘i::. ized br A, W. MacKenzie. Sup-

l l ‘ » i

Ii, 1-1 -'- iw: >i-;~ilii-.‘-

_iz iiiir .init of A<::i"iil.iii'e, Canad-

' " '-1. 'iz-..l. iii .s rw- ri ‘lin N: iiisxtrii, R'ii1~_i'ays, for the l

i ,i,_. ,i..f.»,_¢;. -.11 :=_ifmo.<. n an .ful-:lrcss before the

i , i~-,_ .,.-,i . ,. 5,., Il'ii.'=.:‘j: (`!:i‘i a=. tlrir lunchcon

.~ or iii :i..i;_i1 .ig ,,,,_ li: rf-, .<;i~..i<iiiiz with regnrcl to

, . ,___ :J ,,_._. _ _,_,._; ='.‘f‘\x'i .%"."‘:~.i. i\1i`_ Mfi:'Ki‘iizic stated

L \ -'*'i"'. '33 F]“in`:int.f,-ion 'odds in that provizice who

' coiitiiiiificl in ;b1'-iifziii, with iii:-ni capital to the

. 4.i:ii: .'--".'\".‘fi

5 i’1' ‘ii - ;` J. lf.

J 1’ if l`f'i "_" rl l`\.' lviI`.','

ring *iw past two years i'.'imili:-s have been placed

\`.".liio of $l‘.l5.0U0, and who piir- i-lrrisirl iziiirl io thc value of $155.-

oii ii.i‘_i

l3;‘owii-

. ‘__'..~- i |="i'i> tc.!.ii‘_ I-iii), i‘i`pi'<‘.<i~iitiiig 9.233 acres. Of

,1,_._i__.,,._,-_ ,iiiosc e't:lit_\' families forty were

,.i .,,. ,, ,ho __,_,__,n__,_ of HV, i B-ii'E=li. ive i'cnir-iiidcr being Dan-

, . ,.1 ,.__.,;,,,_ _.Wd M,._ _ isii, l\'<ii'ivi-i1:;.'iri, Sivcciish and

i ,.

. U ._ _.I ,,___,,,,_,,_;(__.,,,_\, dom, , Iliiwii. As a ir-veinic producer, th..

im-

7._,.

,_ .iiirl \\.ili r.i~i

_ ml _hu -` .=pi‘;ik.1' said. the flirmcr is of great.

_ , _“__ nm, ,mm mi iinp.'.rt:in:o to the railways of Can-

ii __ ai iii.i`-ilu-i' ot iii-

I: vi on li.'~:`kiiii: v.'iii<'ii i:.|

..i'liit‘i' iii iiilfi :it pri

_ _ , . _ __ iiidii .anti hence one niiswer to the

i _ 'iiiz tiiii-',:f;ii. .iii' rofiii

l ‘ » ll

'i.;‘u':_' problem is to get more

if _ ~

‘VI . y , _ , is zii-rs on thc land. It is estimat- ’ " " 'iii » -i ii iiidt l

_wi cd that cncli farm produces it gross

i‘c\'€ii.i;c for the i'ii;l\v.iy to the

RW" 5 :imtiiiit of two hundred dollars

per niiniiiii. What. this means in

lcoopciation of labor if its demands ,M embodied in NRA codes are not!R

hiiiipiieii with by iiie aciminisua- '

arion and Edna MacMillan,

harlottctwon, P. E. I.

For Upper Canadian provinces- iss E. Allan, Misses Marie and arjorie Bourne, Montreal, Que.; L. Anderson, Toronto, Ont.; Mr.

_,om and Mrs. F. J. Ringrosc, Windsor,

The group of 1,200 persons, rep-

resenting approximately' 18 of the countr_v‘s _48 states, adopted a re-

commend that the Board of Di-

ol ii; Association appoint f

committee to present these tcrms ~ to the Pi'<\sirleiit_ and if he falls to comply we will witliliold all

farm products from the market: and wc direct all state orgziniza-|

tions to hold n strike call in icadi- 1

Ag riculture Code

,_.

1 Tlic code for rifzriciiltiirc ariopted by thc meeting called for fi guar- laiitvc of cost. of production prices

ion ai.-i'irii!'.iii'.il prodiicts. a maxim- 8

iuin work day of 10 hours except in 11 Mrs, _,_ H_ Mcplmn

iciiscs of enici~geiic_v and thc setting 13

:of _wages by thc American Federa- ition of Labor.

thc President. and tiic i~ecovci'_v ad-

which would bc accepted ,as

'with the i'igi~icultui'iil code: it de-

yrrcss will enact the l“razier Bill at

inte payment of the soldiers bonus by ri. ciirrcncy issue; immediate use of the inflation power of the Prrs- idont. 1

W. F. BYRNE OF OIL

FAMI-I SUCCUIVIBS

War-time l"etrnl\‘um Body Mediat-

or Dies in Hospital at Bakers-

iies-. ` ` W

Pen Owners Nu me

qchuilm

15 Wm. R. Brown

Ont.

Cargo consisted of molasses, ban-

anas, citrus fruits, etc. After dis-

tsoliition which declared “We re- chargmg cargo at’ Saint John the

' "Lady Nelson" will leave for Hali-

rcctors of the National Farmers fax to mush unloading and sails H id , __ R _ again on return voyage from Hall

x, Tuesday, Oct 3rd

gg Laying Contest

Report of the Prince Edward Is- and egg laying contest for the oek ending september 18, 1963:

Pts. 1881.5 2133.0 1933.4 2044.5 2244.9 1904.4 1902.8 2233.8 2014.5

Mrs. A. E. Holland Mrs. Roland Easter .... Mrs. J. F. Easton John A. Lea ............. Exp Farm Ch'toy\"n Exp Farm Ch`town ....

Harold Laird

_ _E

This column lc naarv¢d_ for Quadra

county news at local lnterolt but nl- .vullalngofamwullluillllk

Inserted at A cents a word strictly payable in ldvnnoa.

free from soot etc. W. D. Gillis as S

C E N T R A L SCHOOL FAIR

RACES-In the Central 5011001 Fair sports two items were incor-

should have been '15 yards and the time for the half miie race wasl loess, not 2.56%. ’“

Mayne, RN and Mi-as Mild

mi Hiekox, Jamaica. Plain, Mass.; _ metered ui the mana Monday mi °

eompanied by the former's niece,

_On

h st , Geo

ward Island after a very pleasant

liquor waa fined 8300.00 or 4 .

| a

‘mul

Co. Phone 176. 1310. WU

____ att And Miss Jean Seller.

ZION CHURCH GUILD - 'Phe

Prin

Vern" Mayne’ wh° has been i the goodly number who gathered to

a “W f“°“°hS in B°“°"~ see the me exhibits. Ami- the

`* jud8ing some very excellent songs.

HOLIDAY VISITORS-Mr. R. J. orations and sports were enjoyed,

Mclntyre, contractor, of Provid- the children taking their part with _' "' ' “_ '

ence, R. I., is at present on the 00mDe!€HCy aI1dsusto._'I'heoongre~ _

Island, accompanied by hisdaugh- 8851011 °f R9*/~ V- E- 05b°m° W°l' red Wright and Miss Georgie KENNETH iF. Mummg

io, Mis; Mae. They visited h-iehiis °°me him bfwk f1'°m_°°mPb°U‘°°- onhpbeii, summmide, r.ii:1., and in Miscouche, Alberton and are` N3- Where he has be” h°ud3Y|!1¥ My-_ md im-;, w_ <1 pgggeugn, The dum occur,-ed at sou* now enjoying themselves in Mr. Wm* his nmuy- _ M-155 MHTKWW Dalhousie, Lim Road of Kenneth Firm” McIntyre's old home at Seikirk,l Mcser °f Fmt Rive' is "sums --_-___ gsu-ly Mlqvgd mn of My-_ and Mm P. E. I. Mr. McIntyre always is a "lends in Clmwn and M“1p°q“e"°' Using Glory ou romana uiy palm nmmid 3_ 1\;m,¢_1_-nnlg M, the mx."

Mi Jen 1 M K is isltl M

welcome guest as he is a. talented f__1;’_ds innlimhtgxnfivlr _mvd MX: mga of tiwenty-f/wo yeas-5. Dewage(

musician and entertainer. While in, ' ‘ ' PEltSONALB_ has been in excellent health tt)

_ im.

SOCIAL GATIIERJNG- Amon!

__ h _ the bridge hostesses last. week waa

da$0;.!,'w ggruireinég alliygsg C21 Mrs. W. P. Bruce, who entertained

t her home, Pownal Street and

“slated by Mrs. Hlbbert How-‘

ladies' Guild of Zion Church held

rectly given, the 100 yard dash their opening meeting Friday night

at the home of Mrs. A. D. Fraser,

ce Street, After plans had been

ode for the year's work refresh-

ments were served by the hostess in

vlsirruc. P. li. isi.ANn-Mus 1"' “'“'”Y °“P°"’° ”‘°““°"°

fy . »| '

CLINTON-The combined schools Clinton, New London, Stanley,

8 two weeks vacation with i and Springfield held their annual

fair in the school at Clifton on

i i in E id

“:;“‘;‘ ‘;*“"n;';°“;__ w_”;“°';_ w¢dnesa.\y,sepi.1sth.'nn weather “ P’ "5 ' Y had hee meie ent evi un ii t

n m pr o y, u

that day the sun shone gaily on

About Life Insurance

ir P” §'i“t2§igigs ii; 515;? E °E§§§_,.ES IEEE

gist §i§ 5 ii? §»§§..§,i.. gi., §E?.;§ sg." 5§r3 iiiiiiiéi

the coupon below. Do

Confederation Life Association, Elbrcutc. Canada.

You Have Confidence, _ _

mmmthcmuhecppnagisgyhg

For this reason we suggest th” V0 wnfidenve. what THEY think

*NSY have seen the com.

t0»°m1-urotthelrrrieniis,

on Life Endowmg ndanta until they beconlig . that. if through accident

your premiums will bg ml! IDC! YOu will receive your lm earning paws;-_ ou will receive the entire sum. or you may take ig

the form of a definite Monthly Income for Life.

0mfodcra.t1cnLlfa Aliaciationwlllgladlyaendyoupgr.

moat desirable form of Endowment Policy, lf you

it now. It is well worth

.....`

;l'aa.:a“a:lr£m»par¢iciuu1dymul|duImsntPdwy,v1t1;1bmpu,¢m,,

N IMI 1INlolvi|».»_v`»l|ll¢¢-¢.|1llLuvl¢~ ~lw.'u.l£~'§¢whnau~n»llq\n.au nun a rung'

Addflli pu|_'_~¢»IlAalanuvu\no'¢aIwnywnn¢u»sin~¢u~a\¢¢nuag|.¢._|¢..;,,.`

Dall Of M v-m.i.~.-.~.iv.iu¢i. f.. OHQLII |ni¢n:unan¢¢q;ai_4'qpr1

Riley, accompanied by Miss

1 e we em part of the province ‘ about two weeks before his demise ihey na-hand the .iieenhh Exhihi- 1;’I_,‘,‘;§°°‘;;v:;“‘_,',5,‘;’,: mu Margaret Doug-ini is visiting when he was suddenly m-islam win iion. They plan to retum to their. spem B w'eek_end with me;1d_s friends in Moncton. meningitis, and all that medical mme early this Week' the Eastern part of the Island re- "__` “km md ‘Wing nursing °°“1d d*

M* cently.-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones W” M", Mum” ha’ “turned i W” °f M "au ‘nd ms “nth 'pm

RETURN T0 P. E. I.-Miss Mild- of Mus” accompanied by the 1Bt_ to her home in North Ruatico after it went forth to meet his God. red MacLaren of Georgetown, and tel.-S mothen Mm A__ch_ MacK__y_ visiting friends in 910 CNY- "K9m1e'th." as he was known ti Mi” Kay M°R”9» °f Ch*“`]°tt'e' areyacationing at the home of Mrs. ‘*“ M5 many mend’ 'md °°q“°'i“"““°°‘

town, have returned to Prince Ed- H, B_ Ma¢K3y_ Mrs. H. L. Pursey left this morn- _was a young man of honest and up

ing for Boston to spend the week right character and was a general

vacation visit to Sydney, guests of ,.,1`.HAT,S ONE ON mu), _ The end with her nephew and friends. favorite with his companions in

a number of lnfonnal little par- ties and also enjoyed a cornboil by the choir members of St. An- drew's Church at the Sydney River home of Mr. Stewart MacDonald, who so very kindly gives the use of his spacious summer cottage for such delightful parties.-Sydney Post Record.

PILOT'S HAND MANGLED-A

story of courage following an ac- cident orn one of the Fairchild sea- planes in the service of me nUY1\1 Canadian Mounted Police, attached to thc Shediac base, was related to- day, says the Saint John 'Telegraph Journal of thc 22nd. While the sea- plane was on its retum to Shediac from an inspection of the waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence off the Cape Breton coast yesterday afternoon, Flight Lieutenant Lyall Harding, Ottawa, pilot, met with 8 severe and painful mishap. When north of Prince Edward Island. Lieiitcnzint Harding thrust his left hand out of the port side window to give a signal. The hand came in contact with a. small propeller used to operate the generator sup-

Rev. E. Melville Aitken and Mrs. have wmedy drama was ve sub , Aitken. They vversehierti-lined ati? _ ry _ IMT- and Mrs- Harry Cudmvre,-brother.

The demands to be made upon 19

|miiii.=ti';ition, non-compliance with!41

finite and specific pledge that Con- 13

the next rcgular session; lmmcd- 11

Leading Hens to Date Pen Hen Eggs Points

»-» »- ._. w¢~:oo=a"lm~l

Eggs 44 43 41 38 39

6 3

QUl~'IU)&

P0.

nts

502

47.4 44.8 42.6 41.8

367 24a 234 224 227 21 3 257

William Sansoni S. R. Pendleton . . . . Production 161 birds, 472 .7 p€r cent

Leading Pens for Week

grounds for calling the strike were: Pen

Cost of prodiii-tioii in coiiforniity 15

290.9 256.4 266.1 259.9 259.1 254.2 249.2

1995.4 1888.1

USES.

plying power to the radio. The ac- °cidcnt occurred high in the air at a point about 60 miles from Shed- lac Bay. Although suffering severe- ly from the injury and bleeding profusely, Lieutenant Harding did not lose control. The propeller cut off the thumb, the end of the fore- finger and laceratcd the end of the middle finger. R, C. M. P. Con- stable Grnnt, who accompanied the pilot affixed a tight bandage to the left arm and bound up the hand. Lieutenant Harding continuing at his post for the 60 miles. The plane was headed directly for Shediac, alighting on the bay 35 minutes later. The injured airman was taken by car to the office of Dr.

I D, R. MacDonald. who, after dress-

tessfuliy interpret/ed to an apprec

well as a dutiful son and a loving

mme and den med audienca in have .arrived homo from a visit to: He leaves to moiun besides hu

ening last by the Crapaud Dramatic Club. The play is full of funny sit-

Ken” cross mu on wednesday ev_ Boston. heart-broken parents the following

_ _ sisters and brothers. H°»U\°lY. Peter.

Messrs Pied L. Fields and V. S. Herbert and Ronald at home; Mar-

u,,mn5_ and the various vmssltudes Maciiinley of the Inspection Staff garet of Boston, who arrived for of me characters deimeawd by tm, of the Bank of Nova Scotia. Tcron- the funeral and Josephine at home able group from gmpaud were pm-_ to, are spending a. vacation on The funeral was largely attended tl-ayed by each and every member of Prince Wwhfd 131|-Bd. Bhd 12001! plBC9 W€dn%!d8.y morning

the cast in an able manner, eliciting the cordial approval of the audi-

at 9 o‘clock to Saint Mary’s Church

Mr. Harry Lapthcrne has re- Sour-is, where a High Maas of Re-

ence, which almost filled the large turned to Sackviile where he will quiem was celebrated by Rieverené hall at this place. The players were enter Sackville University as a first Eugene Murray who also officiatet in praise of the spacious, commodi- year student. at the grave, when all that wai

una stage, and bln u¢heln° and u

____ mm-tai or e. loving son and by-othq

caustic properties ofthe hall, which Mr. Lemuel and Miss Doris, con was laid away to commingle wttli lend material efficacy in producing and daughter of Ihr-Mayor T.W~L- its parent dust and to await a the desired eieoi. The Cralmlld Prowse and Mrs. Profwae left Satur- glorious resurrection.

“Buckle Busters" and the veteran day morning for 'Iloronto where knishb of the bow. Mr. Lf:vi'I‘ri11-nor. they will study medicine at the To- ==T:~ did much to enliven and enthuse mum Unrwrg-|¢,y_

the audience by the sweet strains of

poiulivloiv or cANAnA

their iI1Sf1‘Um€¥1"S~ The f°u°Wi“8 Mr. Fred Gates who has been Il;§?1::'§C?¢n‘¥.\nn ramsn were the cast of characters: Uncle spending several Weeks Wm., ms

Jimmie, a young bachelor, L. Sher- nephew M,._ pied Gates and Mm!

rem B111Hf1“Y-his “°Ph°W» G°’d°“ om, in oust- ivniu :ewes the

Harding; Battling Bennie Boze, a

moming for Montreal en route to

pugilist, A. Simmons; Ned Collins, ms home, in Anwondm Mom,Ama_

Too rich to work, Lloyd Rogerson;

Harry Dover, engaged to Lil, Harold ,nm DISCOVERY or Harvey; Patricia Niles, Mary New- GDSLGWAZING

som; Lil Haiiy, Edith Leard; Mah Allen, Lolita Macvittie; Mrs. I-Iaily,

Thdlnoov t.Hh hell

_ _ _ duh wn_ e ery a o en m n

;nBest' Rosle’ the ma d E ` Gennany during the Great War

S011

STEVENS-ALEXANDER - 'I'hB

home of Mr. and Mrs. James Alex-

(and u'la'ng out of war conditions) that the dry matter of young grass of three or four inches in height

_mde Campbellton N B was the not only contains as much protein

scene of a pretty wedding on Sept.

r' ' as purchased cattle cake of high

16 whe their eldest daughter concentration, but that its value

Ruth Isobel, became the bride of

n can be renewed repeeatedly in a

sin 1 h te f

Geor e Venner Steven youngest ge season by ,' e al mano” 0

son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

vc s, p _

3 5' J A nltrogenoua dressings mth rota-

Ste ii Cam bellton. The cere- “mm grazing' is 'steadily NWN'

ionizing grass husbandry through-

;"“...:;;if".;‘:;..”.i. sz: -- ---

Pl'95bYt€l`m1\ Chufchi in me Pres' Moana CANADIAN OAN-NED tivo weeks from the dale hereof and

ence of relatives and immediate friends. The house was beautifully decorated with a profusion of aut-

PEARS WANTED

Although imports of canned pears

umn flowers, and the ceremony in scotland from Canada dum

took place under a floral arch the mn dx mam,” of this ye"

IN THE EURROGATE (‘D[‘B'l 241'!! GEORGE \'» A. D- 1833

ln Re Estate of Philip Noonnn lah

nf Chrlottetown in Quecn'a County in Ihr- said I‘i'o\'lnce rlc<‘e=..'isetl intestate.

By the Honourblo Surrogio Judge

of’ Probate. etc., eh-_ '

To tho Sheriff of the County oi

Quf\cn‘s (‘oiiiity or nip' (‘.inply4lyl§~» 0| literate person within said County.

_ GREETING

W-licreaa upon reading the pctlgloq

ou iile of Corn:-ilu Nooiinn ot Am- herst. in thu Proriiice of Nova Scozin, Widow, the Ailiiiim.?li»iii-lx of gn; nhove nnuii-d esilito prrlyiuiic that A cl- tlltioii liiiiy be issued for the purpose ht-reinrifter act forth: You are therefor lii-reliy required to Clie all persons iiiti-reall-il in the said Elliile to he niizi appvnr hi-forii me gg B sur. rogule Court. in be iielil in the Court House in Ciiiirlottt-io\‘.|i_ in Queens County, in the aiiiil Province on Fri- l|1l.V the iweiiiy-sevclitli filly of (ict. olier next coniiiig, nt the ham- nf plo- \'en n'clock fnreiioon of tho anm-' dill' to shew vniisc it any they can why the Accollnts of tho said Ea- taie should not be paaled and the Estate cloned ns prayed for iii said petition nnil on motion of H. l~‘ra|:icls Macl’hce_ Elin., Proctor for said Peli- tioncr. _*Ind I rio hereby order thnt ii true copy hereof be forthwith pub- lislieil 111 some ncwspiipcr pilbllshcil in Cliarloitetowfi 'iiforesuid once in each week for nt leniit four consecu-

thiic si true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the following public places l;l‘ll>°¢!i\'Pl5' namely. in tho hull of the (.nurt lloilafi in Clillrlottctowli afore- aiiiii_ lit or near the Rn;-"1 mink .il Fniiadn and lit or ni-ar the Blink nf Nnvn Scotia both in Cbarlgnplemi

ing the lmnd, ordered Lieutenant

banked with ferns. The wedding totalled over 1 ooo cues a soot

have due

aforesaid no that all persons interest eil in th

if ':'. ii: ,"tiiif: ii i'-_-.nil for'

I? - -` , :ii ri'

C:.:.: da,

ff r" " ‘iii 'i':`." ~<i!`flllEs' mils'-Cfful the rnil\v.'i\' of 540.009 in the next

' i »'.';:-'- wliiit he

‘ ‘ .'.Ii:i‘_ ii‘.ii_-1 he

riiiind lzriiircs is iiidicnted in the

L‘"'“1`i'“ `c...=4- of the twenty families settled

in Nova. Scotia this year who should provide li gross rcveniie for

W=iI1iSl" ton _vrars as well as assist- in tho wriiit?" dtvolopincnt of the proriiicc and

(~ , . . inc. of i'oiii':-vi" Ciitialla ns It uliolc.

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liere`s Mamma’s Cheque”

"lt liiwiiys comes on thc first of thc month. i\Jo\v Mnininii can pay the bills."

'T' f :V ii ‘fi-."".' thi- po ti;‘..iii`s iiiigiit not sriciii much in coiiipari-

=’ \ "I "‘;~ .i i,i- 1'* :2f‘i‘ fit

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iiii~\-.111-`\=oii with what you arc doing for

'them now but it is amiizin f wimt. ii

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_,,,,,m,,,. ‘;1ii'<iiiit- ii ii is i'c_'.!iil:ir_ [,,,_,,,.,_.,1` A fi~iv dollars szivrd c\'ci'_v year

'.`i-viii :iif>nf‘_\' _voii iitiw rciitlily spend

_ v , ._ _ ‘iw i.i','<'*;: iii olliiir \\'.'i_Ts would make

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" “ ii-1i.ii~i this giiiiriiiitecd income to

f , ii ...::r:.iiii--..1|‘fiflit.ii

_if " i 'roiii' izimiiy.

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' ‘° ‘ ‘ “ ‘ r' _iw phiiiiiwl to t-fiiiic to YOU in your I

- i it i '.'r'-iii' wifi- will r iil ii , i .‘

i‘ i .‘ /1 .f,,`i'J_ $'i`i_ .'$il)tl

' fm' 1 .iiiiiilii _viiu i~:i.s mi. ilimyii-~ iviiuitl lin vi-ry vt-plcmnry

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‘I 1' 1' .' ‘.1 i-i' \<\.'i\'.'» ‘.\'lii‘ii _vliitr carliine pow or iiior _i--- i-.ull :li <~i-r;:'i- and vflicii fi regular

Till? (`1ll'I’fi\` TOD \\' I"-'PR ('().\ll’l.I.Tl'I INFORMATION ' ‘ Q

i 1 , i~i .: ii l.‘ ~ .»’i:;\ui.iiit‘." Co. llfiriri f)il;c<~, 'I-,~i'oiito,Oi1t. 41. B

i - . if » if `i»‘ ir.i,I iriri' ii.:i'.'. of ilit- liitiimal Monthly In-

ili-.";f'_-, wi*li:;iit obli"iitiii': nic in any \~.'ii_v, I _ “mn mm"

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. . . . . . . . .._ .. Age 260,'A_ __ ocwbet 10 _ _ . , _ Umm] Bedequ‘_P_E_I__M_“uud_».l ,

field.

BAKERSFIFJLD, Svpt. §‘.4-Wii-

liam F, Byrne, 59 years of age,

Kem county business man. diedl Sept. 6th ni. Mercy Hospital., Bakersfield. ziftci- an illness of three months.

Byrne, a resident of Kem county

for tivcniy-two years, was born at Chnrlottetowii, Princg Edward 1:- l:ind_ Can., and miirle his home in the Kern River oil fields, where his work with tlic Associated Oil Com-

pany was located.

Recognition of his ability in the

oil industry assiiined a national aspect during tha World War. when President Wilson selectcd lilni as mic of four men to serve

SPRAINS I

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;_Ll:_vs inlan-adn. modus.

,, Pull you on your ioctl

20 12 224

6 10 209 246.5 1 1 210 244.1 F. A. Driscoll, Manager of Con-

test: Dr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent

on thc Federal oil and labor mea; ation board

246.9

Byrne, Jr., of Bakersfield; three sisters, Mrs. Annie Long of Win. nipeg, Can., and Miss Maude Byme 8-nd Mrs, May Tanbcrt, of Reno, Nev.

He was the only son of the late

William Byme. of the Bank of Dominion of Canada, nephew of the late James, John, Edward and Miss Mary Byrne of Charlottetown, and one surviving uncle, Mr. George W. Leightizer, of the Prince Edward Island Co-operative Egg and Poultry Association, Inc.

NOMINATE REV. LEATHEM

FOR MODERATOR OF SYNOD

MONTREAL, Scpti 24.-Rev. Dr.

W. H. Leathem, of St. Andrews Church, Ottawa, was nominated as Moderator of the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa at the last meeting of the Presbyterian Prcsbytery of Mon- treal. The Montreal and Ottawa Synod will meet at Brockville on

Harding to the Moncton City Hos- piihi, where he is reported W be resting comfortably.

_.£7 -` ' ` ”- /\ . -"C9/\ ` ` 5 5,,

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` 91%” ~ th th e gsm-ies to match

He leaves his wife, a son. W. F. 'J , °.~ -N ., " _ M ° er a ce '

-Quan

'_ "g" -1 . . fri Muizi Sr£w.ui_is

Jimmie Jingle Says: You’ll say its i`lavor’s

very fine

You need it every

time you dine.

-Stewart’s Bread

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en in marriage by her father, wore a gown of brown chiffon velvet,

fashioned on long lines and trim- mum.. Haul", "mam .mum 4

med with ermine tips._She wore a

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mm-h W” P1“Y"d by M“' 1" ' W' nah firm in the trade seated that Campbell, The bride, who was giv- :moon cn” at lent could have

been sole, had they been available.

anid Estnto na nforcsuid niiiy notice th i'

ereo _

GIVEN under my hand iiiiil Seal of the auiii Court this Zlrvl df\.\’ of September A.

D. 1933 :ind in the 24th

year of His MnJeiity‘s reign. (Fgll) ll. L. l‘Al.lll`ER_

Siirrngrite.

1825

(L- 5-)

close-fitting hat of brown velve$.

and carried a. shower bouquet of roses and lillies of the valley. Her only attendant was Miss Catherine Cook, who wore a gown of vintage sheer cre , having matching ac

nosogay of swectpemi. William Mill- er, jr.. was groomsman. After the ceremony, a buffet lunch was serv- ed. The bride's table was centred with a three-tier wedding cake and omnmcnted with pink tapers and vases of autumn flowers in shades of pink. Those assisting in sewing were the Misses Helen Stevens, Edith Alexander, Jean Alexander and Georgie Campbell, Summer- side, P. E. I. Later, the bride and

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ccssories, and an old-fashioned _

MAIL IT TODAY!

PRIZE CAMPAIGN DEI’AR.'.l'MENT HEADQUARTERS

Tha Guardian, Charlottetown, P. E. L

Telephone 482

Il|F0llMAT|0ll 60l|I’0ll

GENTLEMEN: »

Kindly lend me receipt books for taking subscriptions to

my local paper, The Charlottetown Guardian. and full de- lalla relative ta the free offer of valuable Cash awards to be made ln the great prod!-sharing campaign.

MY NAME IS ........--.....».......................»....

Address ................................................;.-i

Pham No .............. Street No. ...................

groom left on a motor trip through the Maritime Provinces. They will reside in Campbellton, where Mr. Stevens is assistant manager of the Lounsbury Company branch. The out-of-town guests at the wedding

Contestants should enroll their names now and l0¢

started at once. Band for receipt books now and [ll Ill eu-Ly start. You can make good money each week.

EVERY ACTIVE MEMBER PAID CASH EACH WEEK THERE WILL BE NO LOSEBB

were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Callback

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