' rled 68.000 people to Calais, Bou-

‘Hospital, Oct. 28, 1935, t0 MI‘. and

SPECIAL‘ SUNDAY

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BLUE

Featuring MISS KATHLEEN HORNBY And Her Trio

In a Delightful Selection of Dinner

We ieel our edcrte wui have an especial appeal to our out oi town patrons whale Sunday activities will soon be coniined with the approach oi winter.

DINNER SEBVED- 12.30 '10 l. 5-80 T0

DINNER the ROOM

Music ~

Excellent Cuisine, good music,

will make an occasion long to

Gunning surroundings be remembered. 1.80

DAY TRIPS TO CONTINENT

t DOVER. ‘lngland-dCiti-Break- ing all records the new pleasure steamer Queen oi the Channel car-

logne and Osterld in three months- an average oi ‘I00 a day.

NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER

1ONDON—(C.P.)-—Air Vice- Mar- shal Sir Philip Game. appointed commissioner oi police oi the metro- polis in succession to Lord Trench- ard, will take over his new duties Nov. i2.

MI aa__-i-iȢa BIRTHS

' ATTS—At the crfioilfi?

Hospital. Oct. lie, lass, to Mr. and

Mrs. John Watts, Tracadie. a son. MYERS —- At the Charlottetown

Mrs. Leo Myers, ‘Iracadie, a daugh-

ter. '

'._.-_¢___ MAERIAGES

ifoliiffifiorrllsiditsooa - st East Point Baptist Church, Oct. 24. Martha Robertson oi Red Point to Stuart McGregor oi East Baltic.

HAYDEN-MACFIIEE -— At Car- digan Manse on Wednesday, Ozt. 0, i035. by Rev. T. Owen Hughes, Earl B. Hayden oi Dundas to Margaret B. MacPhee of Martirivale.

. DEATHS WRIGHT-At Victoria, Nov. 1, are, Charles L. Wright, aged 04 years. Funeral irom his late residence Monday Nov. 4th, at I o'clock. HARDING-Suddenly at her home at French River, Mary 10., wiie o! J.

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Harry Herding. Funeral Bun- day at 2 p. m. irom St. omas‘ Anglican Church.

LOWRY-s-Orl Wednesday, i‘ ‘ bcr

30. 1935, the death occurred oi Cup- tain John lowry at his home at Montague after a short illness oi two weeks. He was seventy-ilve years oi age. Funeral Friday aiter- noon at 2 o'clock.

lli MEMORIAM-

In loving memo y of MRS. RONALD BELL who died in this City Nov. 2, i034. Absence cannot take away What to our heart is dear You still are ours in thought and

IDVQ As it dawns another year. Inserted by her Brother Andrew.

Swettenhurl. 011 the

Citizen Recalls Experience In Kingston Quake

One citizen to whom yesterday's

Guardian despatch of the earth- quake shocks in Eastern Canada and United States brought vivid memories was Mr. Fred MacNeiil. who was in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1900, during the terrible earth- quake which occurred there on Jan. 14th oi that year. . Mir. lViacNeill at the time oc- cupied the position oi accountant in the Bank oi Nova Scotia at Kingston. He was in- the man- ager's oiilce at the time oi the quake, checking accounts in the ledger. With him were Messrs. Guv Cameron, a nephew oi Mr. D. B. Stewart, Charlottetown, and Ian MacKinnori, brother oi the late Mr. J. J. MwKinnon. The disturb- ance rocked the buildlns with such violence that it seemed to Mr. MacNeill "as 1i the end oi the world had come.”

There was naturally great con- iusion. The building was vacated as quiclkly as possible. Mr. Mac- Nelll, beiore leaving, deposited the cash in the vault. out oi which he had to emerge on his hands and knees. l-Ie and w. Cameron were the last to leave the building, which later shocks completely de- molished. The first upheaval last- ed between two and three min- utes, and caused wholesale de- struction throughout the city. A1- most every building in the capital and in Port Royal was destroyed or seriously damaged. The loss oi liie was variously estimated, but

mm Cl-IWN GUARDIAN

The Central Guardian

This eel-emu le IQDGIIOG’ ior new: o! local interest bat advertising or a newly nature may he ilacrlad at i eeuta a word strictly payable advance. ' '

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SATURDAY SPECIAL-Ladies printed and plain crepe dresses, $1.08. B. A. MacDonald. 11-2409

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. Peter L. Callaghan, New Wilt- shire, announces the engagement oi his daughter, Anne Elizabeth. to Mr. Frederick Charles Brady, Charlottetown, marriage to take

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a . * nil-fill. a M SIGM. G0 PET TION GIRLS’ AND novs’ HOBBIES EXHIBITION SPRING or 19st -

A complete list oi set pieces for the various age groupings may be had by applying at Toombs' or Miller Bros.’ Music Stores or st the office oi the Y, M. C. A. '

Place early this month. 11-2460

SATURDAY SPECIAL-Ladies pullover sweaters, all colors, S. A. MacDonald.

T0 BE PRDSECUTED — Tha- Mounted Police announced yester-

day that sevcral doors and vvindowii

had been broken at Covehead and

Rocky Point on Halloween and

that the perpetrators will be

prosecuted.

LADIES cosr swcsrans- All sizes, special $1.85. S. A. Mac- Donald. ~ L-2459

MAJOR GEORGE WILSON, Di- visional Commander, will conduct the weekend services at the Salva- tion Army Saturday, 8 p. m.; Sun- llfll’. l1 a. m., 3 a d 7 p. m. public services. Memorla service ior Miss

AIITUNDMBIISS NJRTH CHINA, STATE AIM

Japan Seeks To Smash Power of Marshal Chian

St. Georgeis Red Cross Rally

St. George's Parish Hall W35 tilled to capacity on Wednesday evening, October 30th., by an pug. ience which greatly enjoyed the vXcePlionally fine programme pre- rgirerl by pupils oi Sea‘. River De-

ros Marsh, Launching and St. George's schools. In addition to the programme oi health plays and musical selections, moving pictures oi the work being done ior handicapped children in this

Kai-Shek To

Junior Re oss Rally At Elmira

More than 100 parents and friends gathered in illlmira Hall on ‘Puesday evening. October Slat. to enjoy the interesting pro- gramme presented by one hundred Junior Red Cmss members irom Elmira. East Point. North Lake. Ilekeville and St- Colombo. Schools. The Juniors were assisted by Miss Catherine Macbean who spoke on Crippled Children's Work, her address being illustrated by mov- ing pictures. Mr. Raymond Mac-t Phec, Elmira, was the Chairman ior the evening. A small admis- sion was charged the adults and this together with the proceeds oi a sale oi candy netted a. nice sum which will be used ior iin- ancing treatinenl ior physically handicapped children in the province.

SEASON’S FIRST

(Continued irom Page i)

ed excellent technical control oi the keyboard and the iluency, charm and variety oi tone in her playing gives promise oi a very successiul musical weer.

Her program which was played through without 1 ouncement was as iollows:

"LszingraP-Carl Bohm.

. rAGsTl-IR

i, CANDIES.

Only thefreshest materials are used in the making of these famous Candies.

Take home a box this week end.

Assorted ciiocolillrs 60c lb.

Family Package

n Presbyterian Church

IEV. o. canon: waasrn - snnrsrn. nor. LOUIS n. THOMPSON-Organist and Choir-leader

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LADIES FELT HATS — All shades, special $1.49. S. A. Mac- Donald. L-2450

E Long at 7 p. m. Sunday. L-2465

policy 1n China is to smash the

"power oi Marshal Chiang Kai-

Shek, create an autonomous state in the north and support anti-

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G31“ hgnment, province were shown by Miss

____ Catherine Macliean, Director oi

(Q Pflnnvu) Junior Red Cross. Rev._ Father

(B, Gummy. spec“, who) MacDonald was the Chairman ior TOKYO, Nov. 1—-Ja.pa.l1's new m” "mil"!- -

ETHIOPIAN

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Two Bach mveritions Nos. 8 and l3

Clementi Sonatina No. 0. Velocity study no lb-Cuerny.

DIORNING WORSHIP 11.00 A. M.—Tl1eme: "Wanted—-More Workers" Anlh°'“_"Th° M"! i! M! illfllflwrfl” ........ Simper

SERVICE RESUMED~The air mall plane with Pilot Jones at the control which had been delayed on the mainland ior two days, due to dense iog arrived at the airport yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.

TEA IN AID 0F HOSPITAL- The annual Halloween tea and

Chiang and anti-Nanking in the south, it was understood to- day irom high oiiicial sources. The J pancse army looks with disiavor on the growth oi Ohiang’: power. He drove Communist armies irom Central China and brought under united rule l0 oi China's 1B provinces.

anized army, this person predicted, “would only smash its head" on Ethiopia's towering natural iort- i-esses.

So many thousands oi fighters were marching into the capital ircm remote regions. that the Em- peror today was forced to reject

bazaar was held in the Holy Re- deemer Hall 'I‘uesday and Wednes~ day evenings of last week under the auspices o1’ St. Charles Auxil- iary in aid oi the Charlottetown Hospital. The tea tables were well attended‘ as were the other booths. The aiiair was very successful.

At the conierence oi military and diplomatic olilcials in Tokyo a month ago, military leaders told the Foreign Oifice its policy oi cooperation with Chlailg was hope- less. -

Chiang, they said, regarded himseli as poweriul enough to re- sist Japanese pressure. It was also

several thousand volunteers be- cause all fronts already ai-e,over- manned. Weeping, the rejected war- riors plcaded they would iced, shel- ter and arm themselves and the Negus promised to accept their services later.

ORDERS EVACUATION

"La Cavalier Fantastique"—Ben- jagndin “(ilgdzrdéhe m: at m piano 2.30 P. M.—Sababt1i School and Bible Classes, r. rr n e

and ior an hour played steadily EVENING WORSHIP

one c- position aiter another < 1.00 P. lVL-lfheme: “Self Denial an Elmo“; o;

with hardly a pause to allow ior < Worship."

the enthusiastic applause of the ‘I Anthem-"Soitly Now The Day is Ending" ,,,_, Nevin

audience. He played iirst Beeth- o Golo-“Onc Sweetiy Solemn Thought" Ambrose

oven‘s well known Sonata Opus f Mrs, Ar-Jiliur Roper ‘ 27 no 2 known as "The Moonlight "Praise ye the Lord. I will praise the Lord with m i Sonata." bringing out all _the < whole heart, in the iiSSeInbly or ti“ upflghg and in u“ "m? , bgaugynand sittings: o; the adiaglf. 1, sweat-Ion." Psalm 111:1. ' ’ ‘l teecacyo escerzoan eH.“““ M grandeur oi the presto movement. ”‘ ‘°'*“ v ‘ v - vv -__, Following this he played a group ___._.‘

oi Etudes, Preludes and the min- as _ _ _‘

ute waltz oi Chopin, "The tSlpln- i ' ' r - tws hing Song" by Mendelssohn, szt’s ° ° o - "Gnomenieigen" and a group oi Tflfllfy Unlted Chllfch

his own compositions including an arrangement oi "Old Black Joe." All the numbers were played with

Ministers: REV. HUGH MILLER, M. A“ B. D,

LADIES JERSEY AND WOOL- Dresses. special ior Saturday. $1.90. S. A. MacDonald. 11-2459

MEETING 0F LEGION EX- EOUTIVE-A meeting oi the Ex- ecutive Committee oi the Char- lottetown Branch oi the Canadian Legion was held last evening when final arrangements were made ior the observance oi Re- membcrancc Day. It is expected that the parade in the morning oi the veterans will be larger than ever. It is hoped that the windows oi many oi the stores will be dressed with poppy wreaths as was the case in the years immediately

probably exceeded one thousand. The principal shock was iollowed by many more oi sllghter inten- sity during the ensuing fortnight 5nd later. On the 17th oi January assistance was brought by three American warships under Rear- Admiral Davis, who however with- drew them on the 19th owing to a ' ‘ “ with the gov- ernor oi the island. Sir Alexander subject oi the landing oi marines irom tho vessels with a view to rescrvlnfl order. The eiiect oi t e earth- quake was a severe check to the prosperity of the island, and no one who went through the har- rowing experience can ever ior- get the scene oi havoc. death and destruction which occurred-

Dote Uf Quebec

iollcwing the close oi the Great War. Steps were taken towards a larger street sale oi poppies and ior the sale oi tickets for the pic- ture. “Thirty-nine Steps," based on the novel by Lord Tweedsmulr. A telegram oi welcome and con- tinued loyalty to the King and to the Governor General as the King's representative was ordered to be dispatched ior delivery on arrival oi the Governor General in Que- bec tonight.

FEAST 0F ALL SAINTS 0B- EIWED-‘lhe feast oi All Saints was duly celebrated in St. Dun- stan's Basilica yesterday morning, the masses being at 5:30, 7, 8, 9:30. Solemn High Mass at 11 o'clock was

Sub-deacon. A large number re- ceived Holy Communion at nll the Masses. In the evening the Vespers

feared he would consolidate his grip at the present meeting Kuomlntang leaders in Nanking.

From this the Japanese saw a Soviet Japan. The Japanese it was in- dicated here, desire to iind Chinese leader capable of assum- ing responsibiiity ior pendent northern government with Japanese suipport. Such, a govern- ment would be sble to seize cus- toms revenue collected at Tientsln.

This would support the regime without requ iort on Japan’

Japan does not iear that such a move would lead to complications with powers signatory to the Boxer protocol oi 1901 since the rise oi an ‘independent’ government North China would be an "inter- nal" matter.

Among possible candidates ior head oi the proposed regime are General Shang Chen, governor oi Hopei, and Gen. Yen l-Isi-Shan. governor oi Shansi. These generals hesitate to compromise themselves too deeply with the Japanese be-

ceiobrated by Rev. George MacUoi-l- “use they gem- Chlgna Kn. aid assisted by Rev. Fr. McCardle ghek-s reprgsgg txlzrdilgégg ggpfgriliggrftmfi 3°‘; u mam“ "id Rev‘ m" Keem a‘ The 359mm? mulialy cllnfer‘ has expanded but ythe’ upturn his

ence at Daireil on Oct, l4, decided in these circumstances to precipit- ate events beiore the opening oi

or FIELD HEADQUARTERS, Italian

Northern Armies in Ethiopia, Nov. L-(APJ-General Rudolio Grazi- ani. Comma idol of the Southern Italian armies, reported today‘ he had ordered the evacuation Q the civil population irom the Wardalr region as s. precaution against poss- ible incidents between lts inhabit- ants and nomads oi British Somal- ilaild-

Wardair ispsouthwest oi Walwal and approximately 100 miles irom the British Somallland frontier. The native tribesmen oi both colonies, however, long have been accustom- ed to wander back and iorth in search of pasturage.

The season now is approaching wihen the British Somalis make their annual southward pilgrimage. Since the Wardair district is in the midst of the Italian war zone, Graziani wishes to take every pre- caution against-clashes oi natives irom both sides oi the line.

Soviet-China Link

rapprochement with the Union directed against a

an l inde-

a iinancial ei- part, it is held.

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Likely Candidates

Maritime Provinces

For twelve months past there has been no slgniiicant change in the state oi business in the Maritime Provinces. The volume o! retail arid wholesale trade was little larger during the third quarter oi this pear

been largely duo to the temporary stimulant oi increased highway construction. The outlook ior agri-

the brilliance ior which Mr. Mor- ris is famed. Beiore the close oi his program Mr. Morris gave an informal talk on "Why pupils get a certain dis- tance and no further in their music study"—When pupils rive up lessons the driving iorce, that is the teacher is absent and only the very ambitious pupils go ahead. Mr. Morris strongly advises the study oi Plaldy followed by Czerny "School of Velocity," "Forty Daily Studies" and Opus 740 which con- tains some very beautliul studies, one of which he played as illus- tration. Finally the School of Vir- tuoslty gives technical problems which when mastered equip. the student ior the most difficult com- positions oi the great masters. At the request oi the host. Mr. Morris then gave a stirring inter-

ncv. J. w. aanaoun, a. 11., n. n.

l Organist-A. iwv KENDALL, 1.. n. A. m., s. s, (7., o 1". ' 10.00 A. lvL-Prayer Meeting, The Sacrament oi The Lord's supper will be observed. i

11.00 s. M.-—Pi|.blic woniiip.’ stfmflll-“TI-IE nova rnasr" Gem" "'“‘ "i Hill! Communion 2.30 r. u-spaa s h l ' ‘zoo r. llIr-Pulillaywsniilpjlnd “m” 0mm’ setmaa-"carrsm or 01in FATE" Arnhem “o 55mph! Sermon to Youth Solo-Jule .....i:.;:";.:r .'.':?Yt'rfi'.'.::-~-i--.--1..3:::. Mr. saa. CB-ldtr ' '

Visitors and Student; cor-many welwm, Mflmlfll Service Broadcast,

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prctation oi “Le Marseiliaise" ici- lowed by the National Anthem- Dellclous refreshments were ser- ved and the guests spent a very pleasant hour in interesting and leisurely discussion oi an urlior- gettable evening's entertainment.

Greece To Vote For Or Against MonarchySunday

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

St; ‘I-"aulis Church v

20th SUNDAY AFTER. TRINITY

11.00 A. ill-Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and Semion, "Ready With the Reason Why-i Oilertory Antheni-“Thc Sun Shall Be No Mon"

—Woodward 2.30 P. M.—-Su!1day School and Blhlo clung, 1.00 P. M-Evmling Prayer and Sermon, Fruit and Glory" A Welcome to All

“Abiding,

rtcv- n. n. RAYMOND, M. .41., nae-rim,

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_ ci All Saints were chanted. Bene- the Kuomlnmng mum,‘ culture h” unpmved 1d b] . 1. Aiil-ll-fl-li. . diction oi the Blessed Sacrament m“ was to be”, by "yum u, bu, condmons m the ‘iflftlsbefilnls Ari-rims, Nov. l. - The govern- z m k SHEPHARD o mm d l“ _ was given by Rev. Fr. Keeie. Today merit tonight tookvsteps to maintain ‘ . rl an aster, ectl 0 n8 3 force Chiang into an alliance with iishing industries have shown evi- - ~ ' ‘ " . . hem‘ “he lens?’ 0r A“ 5W1" mm“ the Japanese Thus the autonom- dence oi recession order m s " on m *‘ ‘ ‘ e - l" I a ‘£1! be celebrated.’ 13m 5:30 u?!“ lst agitation ‘in the north the Farmers harvested better than Bwraumao‘ “is; monarchy] v W" ' M t :3. B di ' It u caflawoneces-‘A , , ll Conflrrnad or inn? Blesszda sacrlmentfillémcl’ ‘a: swatow incident in the south and avail-age crops and ore ards yielded snywnzgezlgqng m“ panama m, v _ " . -= l» it"... .....'."::s"".:...2;..2::":. auras: .;....“‘%?.;:“§'.? with “z.:=z.:'::r;l: Elie H list us: "‘""°" “ " ' l" lWllll memory o! our ' 0y “m” um ‘muses yea- the rid section oi the eneral En8l8fld Was much belo or er or "c" ‘y or a’ “TZROY ' . . a - [pooh] i tel-day mo i r t mo, '1, a 8m B W “Velm- l , directly oi- indirectly incite ,

m" Mill-Ml‘. ‘°Q§E§§¢‘_"§§v,"i'i_'a ptoclalllwfllllltlll 7:30. In mill/shin‘; lime Vespariuoi m“ “l? Tlelllittam- i" Can't)“ “an $613,‘? ragga 1°’ mg“ m)" lciilempgp-ulace to rebellion." Viola- MmlSTER_nlE REV A c VINCENT D D l:

m- Gam- w- all» Que-c Isl-Mu»- ~1 ulna ..;;:.°'.."“..:"..:::* nits: t... s: t» l» i» - - ~ a ' - - : Who departed unis Ilia to be chosen by the swirls Nov- 35 Tammy Y U META“ were have an been mmpmed l, ably smaller than that oi last. year, ‘flhnwh... frequent, but lIhCOll- MORNING WORSHIP 11 WCDOCK II November 3, 1934 IL: liltlsmiilrst Jlarelizauilzfgo‘, Young People“; 161110;‘ M Tm“; the éesmmng of Japm.’ attempt but prices arc substantially higher. “m,” “p035 circulated “m, 1m»- "A I c m‘ n ‘t

Sadly inled by her daughters ant_oowmotru.scmomce_ The “m1” Urnltgd chum}, m" h“ mam m to etnclrcle the Nanking govem- Unfilitlégmlgigdog hgisiéqizjeeintfm me!‘ King Gecrgellihad asked ior-t Cermon-suggrggsyve s£l0io1nltg3°..l.;.1;i. Dr. Vincent to . t a 0

M“ m" ‘om’, m‘ n‘ “m” m‘ “n” by h a GM‘ igeiggocrifwghniryiiiletzilaiillugxl "like. v. McDsnlels. Anociated m“ Ye" "m" dullllfl the "OPM- giortizrelliigiialglliyietog’ flxdorlriznexlill "l" views "Sins the lhlemfltionsi lawns the rassm u Tana.“ irion. clerk oi the Crown in chan- mma were led by Rev m harbour y P"- sm“ Wm“, pglntiaiglrg perllog of ‘lliliiaimaéid {flees 1.8mm“ a medmm “ween Libem]. t is ll Kings: 1-1162. 1.11131‘: ithup. Think it over. Come and I:

QTY. - ' ' . W0 AVG BC 8 . - Clllllpflfe your Hi5 W 0 OPS, 0

Thsproclaniatloil ooniirmedwed- llsisted by Rev. Hugh Miller. Dur- (Copyright iosirrzynriie Associated over, the Subsmm a1 stocks or M31; 511552;! algsflieigiszgigf ‘ 11-2400-11-2-11. nudaya announcement by Premier inc? the business period the Pres- NANKING cm“ Nov 1mg time lumber in Great Britain have c“, EvENllm ‘Vollslm’ 7 °'°1'°"K II Taschereau provincial elections idem reported that iour hundred . H. - not yet been nqumate¢ Bales to ' Sei-mon-"why Preachers Have Enemies" .. llr. Vincent o d t t q i1 h 1 pd critical wounding oi Premier Wang iii 0

would be held Nov. 2d with nomin- Ml We" Ym ° 8T9 55 Brill“ Y Chm “Ne, by an assassin wday the United States have been sus- GIRL PIANO PRODIGY 6 Solo-Selected Miss Bessie Campbell j

ptiong a week earlier. . d “alight” luv-MC a‘; w“ glam“ by Ponce upon a "wen taincd, but pronounced expansion in 10111991154511) __ Anhough 5m v The Communion oi the Lord's Supper will be observed at v

N D M L I 121s date {her time n w; séiegicgigsedonhat organized plot by chine“ 0mm fthifftdlrectiortii is barred by high hm receiveg tuition 101-1655 ma“ g i the evening service. 1’