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SEPTEMBER
Z0. 1934
,PAGE SIX _ .___ _ _ .THE cHARLoT'rE'rowN GUARDIAN , __ _,_ __
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GREATEST l\IOVEM'EN'I‘ b
FOR “'0RI.D PEACE
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can compare to the gr at world
Soout Movement in efffectivene
:for prom ting world friendship and
peace " Maier - General E. S.
Girdwcocl. C.B., C.l\/LG., at
All-Ulster Scout Rally.
SCOUTS ARE
UI'-T0-DATE
“There fs notlling I know of that
L .ss
O
ESKIMO
`P"0Vlnfr that Scout t.rlliiiiii4; L; as
1l3l‘01‘f-il‘f1U.\' valuable in tile Arctic
as elseivlierc. Fislcimn Boi' Scouts
have lnkcn on tire task of keeping
their villages clfcln and so,feg“m~d_
me W-"-yu' sulvnilcs. 'rc the usual
Stoiltiliz activities they lla.vc :tclded
Fllfzir liirowilic and ivory <xli'ving.
B.-P. VISITS ‘$(‘f)'I'T<
ON’ IFISTOR-IC SHIPS
As his first official apnea.:-ance in
Smut kit. folloivimr his illness of
last. sprinrr. 1'_m'd Radon-Powell
'visited Sea Scouts ge.+.lierc<l for a
conference on the old warships
Ilrll'zlacah"e and Fcudrloyant in
Pcrt<nlc-llth harbour. The Chief
'Scout was rowed to the Ships in li.
rig inallllid by the 43rd Oxford Sea
Scouts.
The Bishop of Pol't6mollt/h spent
two days in camp this summer visit-
ing Boy Scouts in camps on the Isle
of Wight.
PRINCE GEORGE
SEA SCOUT COMMODORE
Boy Soou-ts everywhere will join
lin congratlllating their Commodore
lfor Sea Scouts. H.R.H. Prince
George, K.G-. on the nnnouncc-
ment oi’ his betrothal -to the
NGhr
HE
CON$‘l'ANC£ CUMMINGS
ARLINI JUDO! ' JUDITH W(-100
lllCE EDWARD-3 DAYS
'I`he New Hangs
of Comedy/
A quot new mn
'ody Nant rippling
with humor-bub-
bling with gap-.
an a whirlpool nf
hyxtonal A crazy
pair of mirth pro
voting mud button
riding thc :rut of
a tidal wovo of
lusty laughter!
ADDED -
MUSICAL
AND WILLIE
WHOOPER
INC
,attended by 2,000 Boy Scouts from
scattered [olnts in England and
Scotland, and contiilgelits from
Holland, Hungary. Norway and
Sweden. A great Scouts' Own on
Sunday was conducted by tlic
Bishop of Jarrow, Assistant Scout
Commissioner for Durham.
All
dress And
Presentatioll
The following address and pres-
entation was made to two valued
members of York Pt. who left
Tuesday moming for Vancouver,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean MllcE\v&‘n, York
Point:
Dear Mr. and Mrs. MacEwen,~
Your many friends in the Corn-
wall congregation have gathel'e'.i‘
here tonight in goodly numbers,
, and we assure you at the very be-
lginning that our invasion of your
home at this hour of the evening
need not cause you any great al-
arm. for our intentions are kindly,
and we carry no weapons of war-
`fare. but we are clad in the robes
of peace and good \viil. It would
indeed be unpardonable on our
part had we permitted you to step
away to that Western land which
is lapped by the waves of the great
Pacific without a. word of regret
or commcndatiori.
We feel that you deserve better
,treatment and therefore we are
;here to express our feelings of good
|\vill and appreciation for all that
iyou have been and for all that you
have done.
You will pardon our feelings of
land calling you away from us at
| this time and we know that Prince
Edward Island has given nil too
_generously already to the enrich-
lment of that Province on the Pa-
cific, We have been told on good
authority that 10.000 former ls-
l yOLil‘
F
|-¢l-
A¢E
Author of "Wings"
with
ELIZABETH ALLAN
= RALPH BELLAMY
Added- CARTOON
“OSWALD" THE LUCKY
RABBIT IN
“ TOY SHOPPE ”
OPENING CHAPTER
NEW SERIAL
f starring TODAY,
CAPITOL
in
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"Union, Nlncy, t'vo
UMM! If with you . . .
I ¢|n't afford fo
mo
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s-
ALSO NEW SERIAL
:-~- - -  STI
. DOD
lias
you
very
writ
may
you
and
this
ing nmterial in order that you
get settled in your new home,
to you. Mrs. MacEwen, we give
volume from the gifted pen of
Rev. I-I. A. Cody of St. John, N. B.,
because you are fond oi’ good read-
ing and it may be of use to you
on the way to the West, and we
give you also a box of writing ma-
terial. These are but small gifts but
they are given to remind you of
many friends in Cornwall
congregation. It is not always the
value of a gift that is so important
as the love and good wishes that
go with it, and we ask you to ac-
cept even these little things and
let them serve as a. means of bind-
ing your hearts to the hearts of
these who will always hold you in
the highest affection, and bind the
East and the West together in z.
chain of unbroken links of friend-
ship.
Signed on behalf of Cornwall
Congregation. D. K. Ross, Gordon
envy at the thought of British M -H D M 1 Le _
Columbia winning your affections ugcml an' ' H' meh son’ m
H. Drake, Walter H. Boyle,
Harry Pethick, John W. Boyle,
George H. Boyle, Brewer Boyle,
Malcolm MacPhaii.
lll MEMORIAM
not forget to write to us when.
income taxes_will he federal stat
"W ' r - of t
allow this opportunity to pass. me
without giving you some idea of/ Fred
‘the esteem in which you are held even
by the entire community and con-i open
gregatioii. i Com
We cannot repay you for all this' M1-5_
splendid service bllt we can telll  were
you that we hnvc appreciated very cess
highly your life and labours in our glen
midst. You do not need our moneyi deci
and we do not offer you anythingl at
along that linc. Your own industry Se
coupled with a kind Provldemge lotte
given you all that you need of --_ f0I‘ S
worldly goods but what we do give M10
is very suggestive although not MP' BY G“‘““`u*‘"'5 Special Wire) WW
expensive. We give you, Mr. ,NEW YORK- S°Pl»15°-NSW Y'0rk COYW
McEwen, this Waterman’s pen and cm' °°d”'Y “med i0 8<1mb`iH2-8 FUI
pencil combination together wllhi1°"°“fY-to help cure for 300,000 Joys
needy. son i
The lottery bill, carer-ully plugs- for
ed so that its legality may bs up- were
held. and two measures imposing The
new taxes on the city’s residents '-°be
were rushed through the city'5 CNS
"legislature"-the board of alder- mg
men and the board of estimate. the
Mayor ricrclio H. La Gu.-train, by
the first non-Tammany mayor and
Since 1915. WHS 1'€P0l'ted readv to (Pat
Sign the three measures. pushed
through tc raise from $20,000,000 to
$39,000,000 to carry on relief work unix
halted when the city'.s funds were Tue
exhausted last Friday. Bon
In addition to the lottery law whe
these two steps were taken by the Mr.
two boards: parish, we
1-A one-tenth of one percent tax bon
on gross earnings of businesses. tor,
2~An income tax equal to 15 Don
-percent of all federal income tax- nuptial mass_
05 bald during 1934. ed
If Ulf? mayor Signs the lax mens- and
urcs residents of the city Wm my The
‘purml to the Orient, and one nf Olidwednefsclgy, Sept. _1ith,__therel5a_§r_g5 t_:_°“__1:1____:5_§l_§€1s b:o_l"“;;l__ h_;_El1 tion_ breakfast at the home of the
the worlds greatest harbours with passe _peace u y awuy a er omc. ' 2' groom‘s father and mother, Mr. _ _ Wm to f;-,mmm fm E few days be-
nearly loo mlics or frontage, Sea View, Mrs. James T. Crosby. :;f;;“i__dém“:dbcl"d_llt“fbllgaélnef the nd Mrs. J. J. Lucey. where a very  W0men me sailing on .the Duchess ol
We do not admit however that ‘Hee EISIC Adam-SJ. after a. brief ill- s r u e . . Th
It was estimated the "association"
the West is any hem, than the ness of typhoid pneumonia. All that __ __
d Suu believe that medical skill and nursing and loving °P‘“°aWd Selllimfe fl'0m the City town Wim-e_ nc¢0mpa_n1¢d by Rev.
‘ EMU *"1 We - but with its bca d f r occ '
J . Ca tier was right. when minds Could <10 had no avail against 1' ° '"5 5 S01' Monsignor McDonald they partook » i- Swgmgn NOBLEMAN
4€(l:q;L;‘;rs sl-go he described this the Tal/“H55 Of me deadw dlsensf-5 gctedhbybthe Mawr and approved ol’ a. hearty dinner, retuming in (C» P- by G\li\l'|||F"\'S Sllfwifll WHY)
easmm provme as my mme and and het- spirit wok its flight no me yn; g bard of nldcrmcn, ...wld the evcnmg to the home of the KINGSTON On,” Sep, 15.
- of better temperature than any great beyond. ye mm $1-?»f’00»000 to 315-000.000 bride; pm-en¢,s_ M,-_ and Mrs, Sponsored by very Rev. E. I-I. Oliv-
other that can be seen. Our own Ehehdgceasegivgw 535635 °f “Kg 36352.* 'iléleréggigxgy :£11 t£1"'t‘_h44 7?? James McNally, Scotclifort, where er. Saskatoon, former Moderator of
observation also leads us to affirm lm B res E W er age c t U f fi er 0,, e ° X P- I`0CL‘Dll0I1 WHS held. A lbrile num- the Unlwd ohllmh °'f C“““d°'_
that the sun rises at York Point ;;;1_\;;tf_;r Zfn?:;be50‘x`;§n¥_if_f;  rgxgiggefrwlgrbf  ber of friends gathered to extend Commissioners to the Genera, years as section Ioremm on the
many h°“'-“ "°'°"° lllfeffhg-S ts” out ic the family in the loss thcyws and for expenses “H1” f,§”‘g“°“1“"°“S and “gi v(j°h‘(‘,‘1‘e°‘1r__‘;§"§;‘l°‘(l,,l‘;‘§’_‘,§yo§‘:m§;%f§n”;§ Ain.-aka railroad, it was disclosed m-
Rockies or the far off an s y e I L . d b th d th f be_ Th ma, t' - WS ES. UDPEI' WHS SWV0 .SD€€C - ' l ' da
_ __ste____ Sea iavc sus auie y e_s ea o a rberore s_;__y_<_Jr  gait five dayg es were made by M,._ _,_ _,_ Lacey women before the Pmghytorleg of
T1-IE CENTRAL GUARDIAN
"
CONFE
AN CE.
ON LIFE INSUB
ber 23rd, at Cross Roads ll A. M.
Uigg Baptist Church 2 P. M. Alex-
andra 3.30 P. M. I-Iazelbrook 'I P. M.
E. J. Chisholm, Minister.
ray R
mental music-Louis Harris
SPECIALS on Baby Beef at the .
Euston
DR. SIDNEY GILCHRIST of
I WILL SE GRINDING GRAIN Ht
MacDonald. L-505'9°30'1l-
N/LN SHAW has re-opened her
class in pianoforte p18y1!18- 5lUdi°
172 Weymouth Street. Phone 595.
L~456-9-19-21-24.
vey, Grand Trmcadie, on September
_ -` _ - l. nl t JOM
L 510 9 220 1 asm' Horses and ca 1_,e43B;;n9 81,; rgal ion Saturday afternoon in St. Paul’s
me mt' _ ' ' ' Anglican church, Bloor street east,
City Meat and Fish Manket, 135| TENDERS CALLED.-Tenders in TOPO
Street. Phone 137. unit prices will be received by the the _
L-520-9-20-li. yClt,y Clerk for the laying of per- by the Rev. J. P. R. GibSOIl. Drin-
mlment streets aswill be Seen by the
ad elsewhere.
Africa.
iilus
V€I`
vices
at
l'l0I'l
gow
and
almost to
relatives
organist
'UCD
sual attraction took place beautiful and costly presents which “sh
sday, August twelfth at St were a tr-ulglb’e token of the high Prince Nalms-maze and M,-_ Rodney
F
ir i B lu chu h. ---~ by
on 1‘hul;1;¢;ly sevexrlillgzgt: 7.2;. Iectflle f RESUMES DUTIES-~Mr. E8-rl land
U-ated with lantern views, 511- MacDonald, accountant at the beautifully decorated with Autumn
collection. L-485-9-20-li. Thompson and Sutherland store i.n flowers and standards of palms and
town, has resumed his duties after; fe;-ns,
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.-Sen a vacation spent at the homobf his The bride who was Eli/611 U1 milf-
Sabbath 23rd. Rev. Ewen Mac- l parents at Eldon, Prince Edward __ I-lag.,
Dougall at Bangor at 10.30: Kinross ` Island.-Sydney Post Record. i_ mg
Mlss Drayton
Charming Bride
DERATI - -__
L-6198-7-12-312|. Reuben Betts`s every Thursday- Mm DAUGHTER op sm, 3|-;N|;y
DRAYTON AND LADY DRAY-
CHURLH SERVICES On Eeptem- _-__ TQN is MAR|uE|) ]N T0.
RON T0
TORONTO, Sept. 18-The mar-
riage of Phyllis Margaret (Baba)
daughter of Sir Henry and Lady
PREACHING SERVICE Bt MDT- ATTENTTON IS CALLED t0 thU_ _
iver Sunday, September 23rdl sale of valuable horses, pure bredilxaywnf l'° Mr' Robe" B* Mess"
at 1. Special singing and instru- cattle and fnrm implements at Da.- ,lat-e
son of _M.rs. Messervy and the
Mr. J. A. Messervy, of Char-
town, P. E, I., was solemnlzed
nto. Bishop R. J. Reriison was
omciating clergyman assisted
of Ridley Hail in Cambridge.
The wedding music was played
the church organist, Mr. Mait-
Farmer. The church was
cipal
by her father, was 9. charm-
picture in her bridal robe of
i ory lace, which had been her
3; and Birch Hill at 7. J. Harvey #__ 4 old v
Bishop. Murray River at 10.30 and pgugg (;0UR1'_At the Police grandmothers. The gown was of
P0111” Prim Bt 7-30- L'485'9‘20'U‘ Court yesterday two young women, simple design with a Square i-fam
charged with vagrancy, were sent-_
SPECIAL SERVICE Su-“dw after' cnoed to 80 days in juli with the par
Ht 3-00 P- M- 1" the New G1”-S' commitment being held during thc
Christian Church- m,"'em°1'y good behavior. A woman appeared, flared at the shuuldel' ff0m Wl1€‘N?
in hom’ °‘ me Mmhers of New charged with the unlawful posses- they
Glasgow. W. H. Harding speaker. sion of “quot The case was ad_ Her long mmy veg; of ivory ne;
Evening ‘service in me Fredericton _iourned until today. Another case, extended: over and beyond the train
Church 7.30 P. M. Wm. G. Qui8ley.l summary ejectmenm was also ad_ of the gown and was ,yaugm in H
Minister' L'490'9'20'n'.Journed until today. simple and beconLinB C0-D f9»Si9I1€d
OORNWALL-YORK POINT IN- 
TUTE--The September meeting, _
he cornwall-You-r Point Insist-) tyv:’vf_;(I_’_,g_§§‘;fo£E'_;f£';“;~t"t*;_’_;' ,§’;§f_‘e 
“'35 held “° me mme °f M"'i lvl _ rl Mrs. Llo a Jay, ivlvcunl Misc Norah Drayton attended
l. ,Yi-rPit,v1cl °f 'ml Y
h1,uwcseD'rte_n3,.d'_” Amin t_1:e0§su?; Stewart on the evening of August her
8. P 1'
29th when their eldest daughter Isa- ing
n1:;Lgtee¢;xe;Efs§5  lffggfqtglaflf bel Pearl was united in marriage i0 romaine on long lines with pleated
G_ Bain and Mm L_ H_ Drake Mr. Allan David swan, Ccvehead _ train
appointed to buy anything he- Road. At seven p.m. to the strains He,-
ary ,md to have Cornwall Hap of Lollengrin's Bridal Chorus sweet- can-led a boquet of blue cornfiow-
ned for winter use. It was also ly rendered by M155 Ida- Clilfke- C011* ers
ded that a. pantry sale be held Sill Of the bride- the bridal Dirty shades of ivory, goldl, pink and rust.
Ro ers' Hardware the last of Emefed the dl`9~Wi"‘i! 1`0°m Wh0"`¢ Streamers made of the flowers fell
n. Mrs. Fred McLaren gave a given away by her father was be- tiny
interesting report of district oomingly attired in brown and ivory ne; may-le with ,_ high walst.
ention at Bonshaw and Mrs. bicge silk lace and net with acces- une
ton Sanderson gave u. very en- sories to match. She craried a mag- ed
ble reading. Mrs. Mack Vicker- nlflcent boquet of sweet peas and in
nvitcd the membcrstoher home ba.by's breath. The drawing room The
next meeting. roll call to be aus-‘ was artistically arranged in white were
d by ‘a n0iedCumd1uu Woman.” - and the dining-room in pink and Ove,
Pr0§l"HmI\’le C°H1m1i-li@€ f0r_0C~ white. After the ceremony and with 5 half Meath 01 gon |e,W¢.5_
r is Mrs. G. Bain, Mrs. K. Mur- when good wishes and oongratula- Hex.
0n.M1'S. Frarll-<B0yl9-The meet- tions had been extended a sumptu- maid of honm-is on 5 slmhcr 5,9-
closed with the National An- ous wedding supper was served_ A “gn
m. after wh1c1_1uuei_;we_SS€"/Cd inrge cid time chlvm-lc tcck place hagé _
YOFK POUIU 134183 im as “E SWE where many wished the newly weds mm with the Squaw COM, 'with
S°°‘“1 "me °“l°y°d by “H” all the mbvinfss and Pmsvefli-Y mils or ivory chlrron as throat and
riot please copy). that could be bestowed upon them “.\.i5w
*°“ in their joumey through life. The M-,_ Bruce Mm., attended the
WEDDING BELLS-An event of bride and groom received many brldggmom as best man and me
OII '
damso
aventure‘s Church, Trncadle esteem in which both are held Pre A
n Miss Anne. Rita McNally and -vious to her marriage the bride 0
Patrick Lacey, both of that was tendered a. miscellaneous show- .mn was hem at me home of 51,
cut with the skirt and the trans-
ent net yoke was completed by
sleeves which were lace and
fell long and tight.
an old pearl circlet. A short
of ivory tulle fell softly over
face as she entered the church.
carried ls. boquet, of lilies.
sister as maid of honor, wear-
s. modish gown of ivory crepe
and cape sleeves to the elbow.
hat was of ivory felt and she
and small zlnnias in lovely
E
ptembcu A res; mom in Char- the ceremony was performed by the to me hem of the hook,
town was discussed and plllns,Rev. Sidney J. Boyce, BA-. Of Little five-year-old Anne Gaw-
ecuring one are under consider-‘ Mount Stewart. The bride who was Qu-a, cousin of the bride, was the
bridesmaid, wearing a frock of
and very full skirt with pleat-
frilled hem, which held it out
quaint fashion at the bottom
sleeves were puffed and she
a little cope of tulle fastened
the ears and aicrom the back
boquet was a replica of the
Little David Wishart was the
boy and was in an 'vory satin
ers were Mr. Patrick Fowlie
n.
liowing the ceremony a recep-
E H
ds of matrimony by their pas- P_atl'lck Ke_l;y.dPisguid. The groom Rmd_ where me hmm. ,ecei,,ed_
Rev. Monsignor Maurice Mc- aso was n ere a slower at of Fr h bl
aid, who also celebrated the the home ofs his parents Mr. and weaglng A gown em ue
The church was fill- Mrs. Harry wan, Covehead Road. h h f bl
capacity with friends The _follow_i;_ig moaning. a__fter their md s mate mg at 0 ue' '
of the young couple. mari' age, e hr al pary accom- mm of th bx.ideg,.oom_ weanng
th . WHS Mrs- J- J- MC' P““’ed by M" ‘md M” Hml’ Bl” Slack veicvcte with marching wquc,
ree income taxes in addition to Innls of Tmcadie C1-055 and Mm, _who were also newly wed leff, by whim fox fun and Mm Cecil A_
any realty or other imposts. These _lamps Tmmor of Millcm-,;. sang motor for Borden and Cape Torm- Lamb Wooster Ont another “_
. G. hymns niost fitting to the occasion, Ullflile find 1‘0LU1‘n€Cl T»0 thfll' 1101110 ver ' ' "
“ng “ily-__ - The bride was nturca ln a while at Oovehebd RON Where 2 WHIP" ing'
an .a empt to make its scheme tl fl -ith 11 nd C “led E tuous supper wus served by the Rom _
l_¢_g_;l_le__cityh__wou1d operate the ;[i1~hy1er rliosgkwandvgeagl rosgry, the _I_h0the_;__£of _age g;~o_om, assisted by  who I; ;'ar;,f;tf’ogKs¥mI.?:,;§y
tion of ___ _fa W”'Y*th0__f01`fT1l\- gift of the groom, and was attend- PE' __-fd Arn 5-____ 0 I1 W~_-Tay _Of and mdy Dmywm wore R fmck of
,, ua Ssoclalflon Wlth cd by hcr sister, Mrs. Mathew ,fl l ‘ “W °hB1`°“5“¥°h V' petuma shade heavy ore-pe Wm;
“Embers Paying $2.50 a tentative Ma,-lm, of S0mer.,lue_ M,,55__ who arie was a very amusing feature ol matching hat
Drift” in "d“e5'" was becomingly attired in pink and the happy °°°“Sl°n- '
landers are now living in the city tion'-;» V323? uxggeselégf ..§ff;§,;n' b1gf_'____MrA!1t\;[_‘fr?}f_‘e   mn illlnnrvlm for rlmplfn ffm' "he bride travelling in 5 beige
.of Vancouver, a city with a popu- i , -" gl' _ nd
llation, including its suburbs, of MRS. JAMES T. CROSBY |;1_;‘_1_‘:esW‘;';_1__1_‘?___""°__ d__°_F_°§_ l3’hee‘§1'5~W_Ii_;l_i bridal party and immediate relat- . _ with 9, m.a¢;¢hh1g lyrqwn hat and
360,030 people, Cahada'g_ wcstcrn -i ,,0 _C ,, _ ives were served a delicious recep Ordlnatlon sable furs.
r united in the holy er at the home of Mr. and Mrs. emy and Lmy Drayton Crescent
ore
trimmed with matching lace
Mrs. R, Bruce Marr, Montreal,
in dahlia velvet with match-
toque, were among the guests.
Later the couple left on a motor
blown tweed coat and skirt
Mr, and Mrs, Meescrvy will re-
leasant momiulr wus spent e ‘ Ricnmrmd for their home in Cam-
arty then motored to Charlotte- Is Debafed 1,,-|dge_
TOILS TN OBSOURITY
BEWA|RD, Alaélka, Sept 18.-In
obscurit/y, ame-mber of a royal
Swedish family toiled for fifteen,
y.
John Johnson, 65, possessed the
I‘i'lncess',Marino. .W ~ loved daughter and s ter. 1 e ng Q x measure, and M___ Thomas smm___ and d_mc_ the chm,ch_ _me uf Duke and has ___ fo_____me ___
SPEC-IALISTS
IN LOS T CI<lLDll.EN
Finding lost children at fall fairs
has became an established Boy
Scout job On Childrens Day at the
Be that HS it may We must mi Th f l - h lu rrld se n. at l rl ht .
manifest any selfish spirit. seeing 14m_e Tvilerrea “yflgsa 'ihon s;'r3;;1cel;t csucgnlxs _mfs M__‘;§_*;~_1_’_l__S;_ It by mg was enjoyed by nil. Excellent F0l10Wl_118 I-he “C1510” Of the law cash and stocks, his amazed friends
‘that you are going to reside within the home, followed by servlce in the _M ' music WHS fluuished by Mr. and and 1°5‘s]"~°‘°“ °°“‘-"hi‘”"h° P“‘°P°“' learned. But instead of luxury. he
the bounds of Canada, and that Anglican Church Burlington com A yew monthg 8 0 C nad, . MTS- J~ =T» MCIIUUS and Mr- Alex- ed °’d1““°1°“°fMl'ssLydl8'C'r“dhY» preferred to walk the tracks, use
you remained here during thosenac- ducted by Rev. Mr. Fream. r Porting firms whicli 'area entitllrgdctd and? 3/Iclnnls' Mn “nd1Ml’;“l" Laceli §;l);,glm?ué0§1§‘;f,c§ywo::§ nggsli; B
tive and frultflllyfu-11'S 0 YOU? V05 There are left to moum, besides the use of the Royal A th i weave numerous va am e 'ml .'-
. _ and have rendered such splendid her aged famen Mn Davld Adams, labels and advemsmréns °:1at&_; useful wedding gifts including fur- ligal _.is the c_or_i;tltuti_on of the
Ccntrni Fair, Ottnwa, Scollts picked l service in the church and conl- i three sisters and one brother, name- regglved rather a shock through “_ Ul¢U¥`0» dl-Shes and 51lV@l'Wl“'9~ B9' C lmfctl rgcogfii 01?' 31 ma;
up and took care of over a hundred munity. You both have taken rl I ly_ My-5_ Roland Hatfield, of califor- new order Issued by the Japhncs? fore their marriage, also, they were mg? ;_l_’€)ve:‘i ____eeI;;Ll_?_‘_)c_¢_‘ l;e__;U?h__
1 kdddle . rominent place and part ill every- nia; Mrs, Roy Duggan, of Sea, View; government relating to tmde_ t€nd0l'Cd  Sl_'l0wC‘r at the home of su I the 0__d__m___0n of wnmt
short-handle shovel and “boss” .ills
Elm!-
CHICKEN CAUSES CRASH.
I-(ON-`DOlN Sept 18.-A dead
ost s
D- - doin for Miss In or Boston and Mr. wil- k the hrinns sister, Mrs, .lchn Fitz- ‘W0 011 ° , - Chicken found Wedsed between the
thing that vie have been g a, _ mar s. This order st t f
lf./I NOVEL SCARF FOR B.-P. the making of a better Canada and son Adams, Sea View. under the Jamnesc ln; cfir H230' patrick, where e. large num-ber of cu to the Presb_yteries for their
l' --;- rl better world, and we shnll al- Tliepall bearers were: Harry Dug- protection of u.ade_ma,.k,_, the use fflfmd-5 82\fh0l`Cl`1 £0 Sh0W€I‘ 011 mllsldcratlon Ml jllfimmnt “nfl
1 The latest novel scarf .sent Lord ways cherish thc memory of your gan, James Murphy, Edwin Murphy, of crests or foreign mlergwns to be them their klndest wishes accom. for ronort under the Barrier Act
Baden-Powell. l-he recipient of ooopwmttoh and fellowship rmd J01‘l”y Adami. AiW00d B191!!-amy. prohibited and the violators sub_ lxlnied by llifls that were both dc- to ¢;;¢_oc_;ltt;¢;___tofwhi;lgf_ vgielnexi-:.1
sudh tribute. from the V , in wok. Cuthbert Adams. The large c0n- nrative nd useful, all f hich °°
numbme” g helpful spmce every good Y f o le who followed her Jected t° B' fine of not excccdilw Groves th: popularity of the yghhq fluire the answer "yes" or "no" to
wheel and the forks of a bicycle is
believed to heve caused a crush in
which Albert Lakin, aged 15, of
Herrington road, Birmingham, was
badly intured.
Lakin was found unconscious un-
i. thc ld, C: rl' f, . M E COUTSB 0 'P0 D ’ ,
youh of 1. wor was a S 3 We remember tha Mr c wen _ _“___ _Mt resting place 1900 yen Howcven there is E hnp_ D0 ___ Mr and Mrs Lace w___ be prepared by the Sms_0m_1 c°m_ der me machine in Bhenley ]_mc_
ad f -hee ‘s ool goth-:i ci it' _ f esponsi- rcmaill-S 0 ¢ up _ , _ _
:m o o e D W N2 has occupied pos ions o r sue __ _esumon to me msn py ending, for a. ruling has been k _hcl home at ,nlfacadle mmm on law and 1m1s|aM0n_ The
Birmingham, and is now in hospital
_ , _ gave n y
from llcd-805 Pun into val-li and bility in the conlrregation He has ____ h th d ascd was obtained to the effect that where mn 9 Y resoluuon was can-,ed wnhmt op_ suffering gl-om mmqugslon and hgad
°°1°“-“"1 wml bmk dw' ‘It cam” ibecn Ou!" lay T`@T’f€'S0nfBfiV0 Bl WU' "Bard 1" W C ° we the use of royal crests is allowed Cro” position
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from school children of Ashley ference and has been on the Bom-.1 held. m the exporting counmes ___m_
Gwen- B“°ld“‘?h""m5‘h‘""~ of Stewards and has not lllilfed oerned, the crests may be used
I.oNDoNnns Lma 1., the pmmcllcn 01 every th
ROVER SCOUT SHOWS gno<:>'de};rlllsle and was regular in at- e Japanese government'
BMW in 0°l'°ber' “ "Him A‘"“"“1 Mrs.'McEwen has been with him entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. “nn” family-
m*eW9~" was me Sausfymg m’b“'° in all these things and hi” Swell Bruce MacLaren, Experimental Sta- 5l7mY°‘R°]°‘\d Bhd M9110". Alkc
Wild R°V°" Smut Mm” °f I‘°nd°n' exceptional lendership and “Sm” tion, and beckoned their only son, “nd R“Ym°“d P0015- Sallle ond
Proceed’ ‘mm the Revue' “wen at ance to the W. M. S. Her enthusl- little Don-nie, aged 3 years and 3 Davld S°h“"m“n~ MT- md MN. H.
“I0 Bmw Theatre' “O t° me uvhep asm in the cause was contagiouS months to join the Angel throng in Canbeck “Hd f“ml1Y» 01106 and Ted
°f 1'°nd°“" penmment scout mmp and enabled the women to always that Heavenly Land where all is JW-
BIUUYNAS at D°W“°' Kem” reach their allocation. Bhc has been bright and fair, and where the Bien- w"_f_°°h_t5_l'“f§ and @mPl°Y0¢-5 Ol
*_ _ - a a _
,- gotteen_ "left, to mourn, besides his parents,
'lun thousand Cubs, Boouia and The” things being so. we could one little sister Dorothy. The fun-
lmvcm nartleiowed in o meet his-  r _i-ntl, which was largely amndcd
fotlcll.*..Pag¢ant of Chivalry at . _was held on Sabbath, Augusigl 
1|-hnggwgh Put, Binnhdhnm. » _at 1.30 P. M. Service was con uc
this sumen The episodes which c|||§d/ij" Hanan" 'cy nav. sldncy J. Boyce, or nt.
|qge|o5ted six mwvtll rehearsing, ' Btcwart. Mr. Boyce spoke veryfeil-
,,1 me in i r ana sc l cl t 2.
dqmmaspocioulzl ?¢m  bum Rlllways vc?-sl; efltfnll shall gm; nlm\,pl>;1t he
' I crowds from london C”ANGE§ ‘N shall not return to me." The pall
IENDSKP Ef|°°“" uncles. Interment took place at the
‘ "ooo Boys  5UNDAY» 55"' 3°"‘» 19 ~ Peoples' Cemetery at Mt. Btewart.
For Further Particulars Manv beautiful floral tributes were
Jmribome Carr at Apply to received from the following
NQUUIW “$9 r " ‘
mg, D _ bearers wcrc: Glen Macharen and ~
‘M °"h" p° "Am SC” UL" ,Roland Jay, lwc or the lime boy's_ ,  R D I
iso ln promoting Sun sed Spirit knows no earthly flrailltiea. mme me" 5 HOU- 11492 9-20-li
191°” 5C0UT5 IN B  Tlagmsceiibola work and her work In the home where care and love f.-is _-_ ___,_ _
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15 99u'°“l’ in A“5“°" of 5 Weeks cliurch 26th the Alllggi of Death silently ti
IWERSONALS
Misses Marlon and Ewene Mur-
chison of Boston are spending
their vacation as the guests of
their mother, Mrs. S. A. Murchis-
on, Pinette.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bulpitt.
Roaeneath, and Mr, and Mrs. Cyrus
Moore of Union Road crossed by
the car ferry on Tuesday on a
motor trip to Nova Scotia.
Mrs. S. H, Bagnail of Sydney.
N. S., and Mrs. Clarence B. Mc-
Raye of New Glasgow, N. B., who
have been visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Calder, left
yesterday aftemoon by the Hech-
elaga on return to their homes.
Mr. W. R. Butland, district fruit
and vegetable inspector for P. E.
Island and New Brunswick, Do-
minion Department of Agriculture,
saint John, N. B., is conducting
meetings on the Island and giving
instructions and examinations to
table stock potato inspectors. opcr
ating under the Fruit. Branch
Bruins And i
Boston Bruins 'National Hockeyl
team to effect a satisfactory lease
ith Bo to G d f the -
N H L, made an unexpected visit
here and with Art Ross Bruins
boss conferred with George V
Brown, manager of the Garden
The Bruins the Boston Glolzu
said tonight were believed to have
Proposed that th y pay 25 percent
of the gross and bonuses above a
certain figure The Garden, the
guarnntce of $80,000 winch is $8,
000 below thc average rental of tml
last live ycals With the exception
of last venr when a percentage was
Gardens At
w s n ar en or cam ,
ing season proved fnlitlem todayl
Frank Calder President of the
wounds.
Gives Good Advice
To Young Mothers
New Brunswick Lady Used
Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mn. W. C. Brown Advises All
Mother' to Give Thom a Trial
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Cumberland Bay, N. B., Sept. 20.-
(Special)-“For the last three years
I have been troubled with a weak
back and occasional headaches,"
writes Mrs. W. C. Brown, who lives
at this place. "I purchased two boxes
of Dodds Kidney Pills and had won-
derful reeults. My headaches left me
and I soon felt strong and well. The
duties of a housewife are many. and
especially where there are children,
one needs to be well and strong and
give them the care and attention
they require, so I would advise all
young mothers who suffer from
weak Kidneys to give Dodd's Kidney
Pills a place in their medicine chest."
Thousa.nd.s of people suffering
from various forms of Kidney com-
plaint such as Backache, Rheuma-
paid, th, Bruins have paid s yearly
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Lo gge rh e a ds
(A r by Guudlnmfspccml wlrc;
Bos'rv;>N s~pi ls_nfrcm or
Globe adam ' demanded a fin:
lenlal Cf $100 000
,tlsm, Lumbago and Bladder Trouble,
_have found Dodd's Kidney Pills the
best medicine. Ask your friends
iq
GEM
LYE
You Got More For Your I
Money. Opens Clogged
Drains, Also Makes Fino
5°~lp Al: Less Cost,
Write for free Boo/</ei
cuomv son wom<s,ronom¢

I n terest In
The Stavisky
Case Revivcd
PARIS, .
a short timiepbi:f01l't::`li;r¢?;a,s},tav&°kl.
;le_d a fake death, authorities pwf;
od today b fo
Rene Piglagioy mer Lieubemm
Stavisky, whose C ._ _
cial manipulation  ohcfman'
head of the Bayonnc lviulliciwm
Pewrwhoob wncclrcd time g.,,,,,f,f
ments and rocked all France plan'
ned to have himself collntcd ans
0113 the dead in tile Lagny gl-ah;
wreck, in which 200 lives ivere lost
;a_st_____ Christmas Eve, the Lieutenant
It had been arranged th
body was to be "identified" agtglmz
of Stavisky, authorities were told
But two children mid their .w,.(.,._`
ness snw Stavisky :liter ilufiireck
and tile plan was (ii-opp(~<l_ pig_
iagio said.
Earlier today the coniinituc in.
vestigating the Stnvisky scanda-
voted, despite thc oh,ic<‘iiciis oi
Minister of Justice I-If-lil-i Ciierorn
to make public the full i-t»p:>rt 01
the SOC!'0l‘» 1901100 lliirstigntioii ni
the death of Judge Albert Prince
who, llbout to give testlliiom mn.
ceming Stavisi:y's activities vm
folmdl dead on ll rnllromi track.
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arm
STllLLl0ll
GOLUNEL AUBREY
2.10 2-5
Colonel Aubrey 2.10 2/5
Will be at the stables of Wil-
bert Dockendorff, N nrtll
River, till October 20th.
Breeders are asked to pat-
ronize this horse.
J. W. 0’BRIEN
Owner -_
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