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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 7 Y ,_ _' ~' ` GUIOBER 5, 1932
PRINCE
ED, WA R D
THURSDAY
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Night 7 & 8.»i5--?!iif'.3Tc.45c
AHAZING EVEN'Ii`§
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to a rconi of sorrow!
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“WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD”
Metrotone News Weekly and ,Cartoon
_-\ Room Num-
' north:-tlvfwnt
5100.000.
Thrilling drama set amid the
i sllrgilig life of a pnlutial hotel-
0nc held the iicy to a room oi’
wcriltli-:inotlicr the key to B
room of love-:inotlier tim key
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LAUREL & HARDY SPORTLIGHT
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SPUUTING and GONDUCTURS it
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if \ ` V' / iiutonnoiiilo stnrting, Lighting ,VK
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Let 115 check your 1gnition_ 1
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CAPITOL
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the missionaries had to leave their' BEDEQUE °°“`°°9°“d~ 511° WU “M1404 by h¢'r‘ ' _
»91\IE children for seven years fmmm' “bmi °h“m M13 359111082-
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l A MD There had been eight more mis- The members of the Young, ' .
NO\V l)LAYING ,_   sion boxes received this year, Miss Peoples society 0, the Umted Chm,ch|“"d in ‘ 5°” °t pit* 'nk °m”°n' ' ' '
_\Iiliif1l‘i' 3. P. M. ..... llc, 260. ';=L`- [A a 5'. ' Bums reported. and the total Wu was entertained at the lovely h°m°iWlth Wl'l.ltQ_` IPR881110. hitr The KTOOID, T
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ALs0 SHORT TALK! s cels. Hearty thanks was extended Kei,-iii, io B ve,-y sucwessiui swiai Ea ml um can ‘
HUZIIU. #ho was attractively at
_ T' _ .._ db 1,. _ hrldalnari-vmotoredtoeinenst TRY LIFE _SAT/ERS
CAPITOL - THURSDAY
li.\lm As Tim neon DWAY `PAvEMEN'rs
ilxril. A 1'ouNGs'r En sol-'TENS
Lives.
THEIR
SHADOW OF THE EAGLE ond CARTOON al-xiii-flfs' executives.
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GLASSES FITTED
J. S. TAYLOR
E. W. TAYLOR
Optometrists
142 Richmond street
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Proicssionai Gards
Stewart & Lowther
J. D. sTf-:wAn'r, K. C.
N. w. Lowrui-:E
Mimlsrbns. souclrons, BTG
84 Great George Street
MONEY 'ro LOAN
McLEOD & BENTLEY
J. A. BENTLEY
W. E. BENTLEY, K. 0.
Barrister' and Attorney-at-Law
MONEY T0 LOAN |
0ifIce: 180 Richmond Street i
MissGwynneth F.Coombs
TEACH!-:B
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I0 Victory Ave. Phone 683-L.
5697-9-14-wsm-1-mth. I
Prohibition Commission
Chls. Il. Black, Chairman,
Charlottetown.
IM. B. McDonald. West St. Peters
John Simpson. Hamilton.
Send all infomation regarding
infractions of PROHlBlTl0N`AC'l'
to the above or to
lnsooetorJ.Frliws,l.0.lil.r.,
moke or vapor from Dr. J. D. Kol-
n
the cause. Our cl-:perielice with
the :relief-giving remedy Sl10\‘-'S 110W
actual and positive is the succor it
gives. It is the result of long study
and experiment and was not sub-
mitted to the public until its innk-
E
::Drives Asthma Bciorc it. The
s
logg's Asthma Remedy gives astlinm
0 chance to linger. It criiilicnics
rs knew it would do its work well.
BULBS BULBS
Just received and opened
our Annual Fall shipment of
DUTCH BULBS
---- ' names and stations of t.i1e-Presby-
G 0- Rem ,iiian Reid, D. D., offered terian Church in the annual .re-
lwlss JGa’n  reU0r.p,.uye,. for Home Missions and for port of the division. It was left
Field S€Cl°eta.l°y FOI"d,.,,c0nes5 w0,.k_ with the .board to decide whether
. Dismssion on the means of pre. the constitution be printed as a
1 C* If 1 ~ M-  vnnting a deficit was loo by Mrs.lPHml>l11@t0r incorporated in there-
-;- Wardlaw Taylor and Mrs_ Gl.~.ssc_v.]i?0fl-
The Enstcrii Division oi' thc i
\v.M.s. of iho Pi‘uslii'tv1~ioli Churvh Afternoon session pninphlet with the names of mis-
ili Czllllicla :lt tiic conclusion of its - ‘ lvlonaries and their stations under
56th nluuial llic-:liilg in Saiiil; John Mi-s_ Cin;-1.; Elliott of Sussex, oi- ‘ iliiforont days of the week so that
'rhui-sdoy -"-l>l><>i\l’.v<l Miss Jeivflfcred prayer at t/he opening oi the they niiglit bc prayed for each week.
I1\CG1‘l‘§0l‘ .Of NCW GHISEDW. N- so afternoon session. Continuing thc
its efiiciollt trcnsiirer of several open forum, Mrs, W, Sylvester dis- May Be Deieggts
i~_\:ii-s, :is flvlll secretory, establish- cussed the value of the home liclp- Mi-S_ ,i_ E, B, iviocready of Char-
ing li no-.v position for strength- -ers iiepartment,oxp1ainixigthc ideal i¢;i_oi_owii received special greeting
ning the work. was to have all women in thc as the dmigiiiei- of the late Rev.
Tile division ngrced also to take ohm-oh linked with the W_M_S,, D,._ Bennett’ fo,-mer minister ‘of
up tile nlioclliloll of $5,000 to be promising to read, pray and givc me SL ,whips pi-osbytorlsn Church
'xliscti ili ilic mining two years as to missions as they were abIe.|m Sami; ,y0im_ Mfg, Moc;-eady may
rt colili'ibuli<ill to church funds Home helpers department members im in Belfast, ngxi; year when the
,apart from the regular missionary were those unable to attend meet- inm.n,mon,,i missionary gonvention
itcrpriscs oi the W.M.S. ings and they were not asked 10! is hold there and, ii' sho attends.
Sessions wore held Y¢Si€1'dHy fees, but voluntary contributions. will be the Ensign; Division dele-
.orliilig and uftoriioon in the The ideal was to obtain the inter- gate' it was agreed,
.uchiircli of St. .lolln and St. Ste- ost of all the women. Only six Of Miss Joan MacGregor explained
lhen_ lvitli Mrs. W. MacK. Mac- the eight Presbytcrlals have as yet iiiiai; the synod’s request that the
cod of Sytlllcy, N. S., president, reported having home lieipel's sec- Eastern Division w_ M_ 3, wi-,gi-ii)-
the chair. retarles. ute $5,000 in two years was part of
Thr- report of Mrs. A. D. Falcon- » Mrs. Tucker discussed the duties _the effon to wipe out the church
or, Foreign Mission secretary, of the Presbyterlai home lieliiors dcficig and establish its extension
hlcli was road by Mrs. L. A. secretary. These duties, she said, f,md_1i, was proposed to have every
oorc, rcfcrrccl toMiss Annie Aird. included getting in touch with M-ganizagion -in the .¢hui-gh mn.
Sliint John, who is a mission- each auxiliary and help in organ- 'tribute and i-miie the sum raised in
y in Georgctcivn, Dcmerara. Miss izing a. homo helpers depai~tmcnt.iii~,¢ W, M, S, by every auxiliary
-'\ll'fl wld Of 9- Studi’ class which is The home helpers secretary in the ‘and Young People’| Society mom-
.<iic<~i`.=fii'liiiy carried out. Work in auxiliaries would be required to bei- ¢0i»i;i-ibiiijrig 5, gent Q, week and
KONG. NCW Hebrides and JHDM1 reach all women of the congregll- every C, Ci, I. T, and Mission Band
was described. ' tion not members of the auxiliary, member oonti-lbutlng one cent a
lffirrvt WHS CXDFPSSCFI by the obtain their interest, distribute lit- moulin, This allocation was accept-
I>1'0l~.i<l<'nt, Mrs. MacLeod, at the erature, mite boxes or envelopes 0,1 by unanimous vom,
ibsriice of Mrs. A. Falconer and and visit regularly. Through this Miss B, Mo,eMui-ohyf of Toronto,
"iJ1'f‘\‘tl11lIS WCPO @XlCHfl0d t0 Mrs. department the desired new mom- 'president of the Western Division,
ilobtrt Cruikslmnk, Saint John, a hership to strengthen the orgiilil- ggliibitgd posters and mite boxes
former secretary of education and zation would be obtained. lim; will be used in raising the
for :years editor of the yoims Mrs. Clarke, of Fredericton, lofi money,
' ll@”Dl0`S ll0iJCl1'lmCnt Of The Mes- discussion on why so lrilliiy mein- Mrs, W, MaoK_ MacLeod report-
0- bers did not attend auxiliary meet- od on the General Board of Mis.
A D1'-*yer was Offered by Mrs. ings. She said many were absent sions meeting, ai; which it v,-as dei.
Biiclianun Carey, president of In- because of home cares mid some iiiitely decided to close Pictou res-
\'P1`1ll‘SS Pr<‘Sb1’tf2I‘l=1l- ~ because of the stringency of the idence. A message of good wishes
Mrs. Alcx MacDonald. of the times. The main cause, she bf'lic\'cll, was to be forwarded to Miss Ber-
Iil.-nie Missloliriry Society of Glace was lack of interest through ig- tho. Robson, now home on fur-
Illly, N- S. gave a review of her norance or limited vision. lough. Miss Murray voiced the iii.
<l0lJ=ll'lili<~iii. Mrs. Clarke also suggested that vision's regret that Mrs. Wardiaw
Rep->l-is were read from Miss C. the members might make a point Taylor, of Bt. Andrews, is leaving
I-lsiolic V_ McKenzie, Halifax; Miss of calling up the mcmbcrs who for Ontario. A warm tribute was
Eiiznlirtii McDoughal, Whitney were not regular in attendance :uid pliid to Mrs. Taylor for her work
Pier; Miss Ruby Johnston, Chai- tactfuily obtain their coming. in the W. MIB. and reference was
1l\0l`S -ll’-L‘l<. MiSSi0rl: Miss Isobel A paper from Mrs. Clarke, oi made to Dr. Taylors great help to
MacDonald, Glace Bay, N. S.; Miss Tatamagouchc, asserted those who the church as eccleaiastio lawyer al
Ifnzol Donn, Titusvillc, N. B., dea- did attend the W. M. S. meetings well as to Miss Tayior's preparation
c<iliiiv.:.<l=s. All described excellent should by their lives and influence of an excellent missionary pam-
wol-lr nccoiiiplished. create an atmosphere such that plilet_ All three will be greatly
A report was given by Miss Lena every one would wish to join with niisscd. A unanimous standing vote
Fi-ns'-i~, port worker at Halifax, who them at the sessions. of app;-eciotlon was tendered to
rf-lntllci several pathetic cases. She Mrs. L. A. Moore, of North Syd-, Mrs, Taylor. Replying, she assured
sulli 160 -boats had been met with ney, related how one delegate toiiio meeting that she could contra-
8,55o passe.-iigci~s, including 42 Hun- the division meeting had become dict the statement that east and
solllln Prcsbyterlulis. a regular attendant at the nuxil- west shall never meet. as she felt
Ml-SS -70811 Mfl¢Gr0z01‘.N€W 0188- lflry meetings, being ashamed of she was member of both eastern
HOW, ilclwrtcd on the school at New having not wished to leave hor and western divisions.
C-"\1‘ll‘il0. own children when sho leamed that The oredeniisls ooininlttoo stated-
oi' charge.
annual meetings of auxiliaries must
the annual meeting of the Presby-
terial. The responsibiiityfor accur-
acy of reports was to rest with the
It was 'agreed to publish the
Mrs. Gibson advocated having a.
attended, and the evening was
F" h°m° mi5Sl°“'» “lllfies f Friday September 23rd in the Un Cl-mpbeil. A miscellaneous shower
$'1.470 were divided amona Min itod cnuron ni contreviilo noaequo. was tendered the imlipy couple. 2-
Sylvester, Whilney Pier; Miss Fra- There were three sessions, morning, Wvek pwevioiis where they were the
Ser. Hllllfaxi MISS M¢K¢n2le. Heli- artesi-noon and evening. Due to the mclpients of many useful and sub-
fax; Miss E. MacDougaii, Glace inclemency of the weather, not as -Slnntini. gltts itoln their many
Bay; Miss Ruby Johnston and Mil large an attendance of rneml>ers friends. They will reside at the old
D. MacNcil, Chalmers Jack Mis- were-present, as anticipated, but Campbell homestead in Westmor-
sion; Miss Hazel Deane, New the auditorium was fillde at the land. A host of friends in Klnkon.
Brunswick, a worker at Strathcona, WCM!!! HCSSIOH- 1V|-`l`- LOUIS U9-11'!!-Sr 8l1d`V1°1UlfY» 10111 in Wl3m-UB MT-
and Miss Jean Maodregoi-_ Now Of Freetvwn, prétllded at the AHA!" Mid M11. Clmpbell llédltih, hilppl- COKE AND ABTEICIAL GAS'
Carlisle Scllool and field secretary. 'n°°l1 S€SSl0!1- The 1181191 l7llSl!lGS§ B053 md P\'°5P¢3'l'¢Y  then' ___
The gronrl total for home missions ,<11-‘ICU-*S1011-9 together with the min- W°d<l¢d 15°- The value of th, pmduci, 0, W
was $5,345 and included bursaries “W5 °f the l’f°Vl°“-‘1 memnll- Wm *_* _ coke and artificial gas plants in
for inoolooioai students. md by the Sevrelefy-_ The °l¢°- M11- Th°mU M’°»°°°"lll° ll” mi iotnsied s:-l1,z49,4oo. 'rnis vsiuo
By resolution it was agreed that im Zi °1§n°e"i ;°°kdP1‘;C°- I-‘}n;°1°c:;°’ f’;”::;fdmf°c::]3;‘;l;- High”-‘figs was 15 per cent less than the 1930
W U Y *H1 ere Y - ' ° WU- *fe total or ssoseaaoo which in tum* .
. . .f
be held at least one month before ,beck. Rev. Russell 0’Br1en, Secreit- att;nded the funeral of the late was 3 per cent helm, the pak "i_
'ary of the Young Peoples Work n M Annie Mtumleer of Charlotte- ue of ¢39’91o_443 in 1929_ capital
,the Maritime Provinces, was pres- town on Satugday. '
rel '
, Vicinity. i
Mrs
turn
ent, and gave a very interesting ad
dress, offering some very helpful
suggestions, in carrying on the
Young Peopls Work spiritually and
financially. Immediately following
the afternloori session a banquet was
bounteous supper. 'roasts were giv-
bell, Summerslde: Rev. J. W. A..
IR. Woodside, Lot 16; Riev. Mr. Ait-
ekn, Bt. Peters: Rev. L. P. Archi-
-bald, Centreville Bcdeque; Mis inity has closed this week, ,for the
Selina Myers,'ca.rleton Sig; Mr. Ir- t
and Miss Wlnnifred Wright, Lower
Bedeque. The evening session was
on the work of the Young Peopie's f
given to all the members and hon- re
orary leaders in the Hall, at Cen- visit _to Williomsbltrg, Ontario, iion in that year inciuding 1 by.
treville Bedeqtie. About one hund- where she accompanied her brother,
red and thirty members enjoyed the Mr.
en by the~toilowing: Rev. George Miss Margaret Ruiohan, of Kin-
Somers, Margate; Rev. L. B. camp- kolra, has returned to her home,
one
Nicholson, North Bedeque; Rev. E. friends in Charlottetown. ~
Y, r W
presided over by Miss Florence ML ear of his ill health, which neces-
bey, of Tryon Society. Rev. Russel sitsted s trip to Williamsburg, On-
O’Brien, was the special speaker, who t 0
delivered a very interesting addreé, s.
wo
vin! Toombs, Centrevi11e,Bedeque. digging.
_ Th
MIDKB
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do Sons, who trol-i=i.oi e oxes ee im A im-ge number of young 1011;; Em at um Pmvm”
mlm. I necklace to the gloom;
atives had assembled The evening
Miss Edith Hogg has been visiting
atives and friends in Kelvin and
. Jams A. Btewart, Kelvin, has
ed from s very enjoyable
H‘uEh 1\®wKay. .f
r spending s few days wil-'ii
Anumberofschooisin-this vio-
weeks fail holiday. for potato
e many friends of Mr. Hugh
of Kelvin ill regret to
, where he expects to remain for,
_ pleasantly spent in games. music gtezflmw 'ut ";”'fh°t°";1;l;’ W” °  i N-U199 Y¢|i¢V¢`
rnniir Apnortioirea and oontesis. A ini-go boiler of ooo-n tu" "“"° ' WH- , ‘disttrcss after
was oooreo. and fogotnor with mm am - ~ , ea ing.......‘.
M Clin Iihll \
Appcrtlonment of funds was de- dainty refreshments all enjoyed a. Pvt; Hmmm to the moiiziféif . I V; _ ae ’
aided as follows: Japan, for Rev.» bounteous feed. A vaio of thanks an Weammrlmd' - , and Ye Shing
1 _ in the evening, <
Luther Young, Miss Ethel McDon- was tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Laird when ° number of kia _ /
old and Miss Gladys Murphy and for the hospitality and serwml swd M’ ‘md "L / - / /
Altus s cool
i\ 4
v
loo: British Guiana. Miss Annie for their respective domlcllw. vbf- dmc,” md ,,,i,,,, I ' i ' 
Aird. ss-to: superintendent or the me it a Jolly s<><>d time Spent 9°- which “tended ,nw ,htm ' s" $3
training home, $950, and other work, Sewer' ` ' Q , '/ , '3
$20 th K C H 8500 boilrs. During the evening the Aotmd . ,__ Q __
5 ° Wea” U °8°- 2 '__ od’ horns, etc. announced the happy ,"'=' (3 '
S““t° training °°h°°]' woo; L°3“°y The annual conference of the N'-fivll 0! G llrke ba-lid of cluriv- iv /*U*  x L
fund- $275- “ wie' 0* $13-435 f°f western section oi P. E. roland ur1ea.wiio auoalledw extend their <  ’
f°f°1H" mlsslm- young Peoples societies, was arid on may good wishes to Mr. and ms. .- '  ' ,EF U I M,
° ' - “ -` ;.~/\A \l
native helpers and expenses, $10, f€1l0WSl\-lp. aft? whlvh ill d1sP°"°°d was very pleasantly spent in music E 

` Wi NT-O~0REEN
i 0L¢0-VE v7
LIC-O-RIO!
cinn-o-non
. vi-o-t.s1_\_
_ M/\l>'r
i~
(TANAUA
employed in 1931 was $95,872,988;
the average number of workers was
4,006: payments in salaries and wa-
ges totalled $5,618,763; and the 00st
of _manufacturing material was
$13,894,061.
, Records foo- 1931 show that 4|.
coke and gas plants were in Open.-
product plants, 1 beehive plant, 24
works making artificial gas for city
lighting, 8 making pint-sol-i oil gas
for lighting railway passenger can
and I producting soetyiensgas for
town lighting. of these, 21 were
located in Ontario, 6 in British Co-
lumbia, 4 in Quebec, 4 in Manito-
ba, 2 in NOW. Scotia, 2 in NCI
Brunswick and 1 in each of Sot-
atchewan and Alberta.
::Don‘t be without Douglas’ Egy-
ptian Liniment. Keep it always
handy. .Reiieves toothache, neu-
ralgla, sore throat, quinsy and
croup. Invaiuabls for burns, sores,
few months, ‘
Barbers Itch and Ringworm.
Societies. Scripture passages were |
i-ood by Mr. Archie Thoimlpaon. A
quartette was rendered very effec-
tively. The members of the choir
rendered slllslns and m“~W’» WU
nicely. Prayer was offered by Mr.
Archie Thompson. This Conference
was bi-ought to a close, having prov-
ed very successful and in'teresti‘ng.
M;-_ ai-id~ Mrs. Harold Poynter and
little son, of Maiden, Mass.. 1185
been spending a very enjoyable holi-
day, with friends and relatives 011 the
Island.
_ ____
Dr. Fleming and Mrs. Fiemins °f
Stanley Bridge were recent visitors
to friends in Emerald.
i PLASTER
iuiiiowiti.
V , LOWEST
MacDONAL
- ilEW STUCK
Woodworking Do., Limiteo
PHONE 341- cnmmrrsrown
BDARD
PLASTER
PRICES '
D-RUWE
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4.
Mr. Chester Stewart has gonevto
take up his studies at Dalhousie
Halifax. _
Mrs. Robert Agnew, of wiunot-
Valley, was visiting relatives in Mal-
peque recently. ' I
Mr. _Aliiston HOOPCX' of Middleicl'
has been spending a few days, vis
iting relatives and friends in Sum
merslde.
.A very quiet, but Pretty weddlns
was soiemnized at St. Dlinstan's
Basilica, on Wednesday morning,-
when Miss Margaret Hamm, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret Hamm of Kin-
kora was united in the holy bonds .
of matrimony to Mr. John Oomp-
bell, son of the late Hugh Campbell
and Mrs. Campbell, of Westmorland.
The nuptiol ceremony was perform-
ed by Rev. Clarence Pltfe. Pastor
of the KeIly‘s Gross Church. The
bride looked youthful and charm-
ing in s gown of whito crepe de
china, with hat and accessories in
there were present 100 members.
including 23 from the board, 40
Why individual Communion
liups Were introduced
Mr- H- T- Ierm. Toronto, wri¢o.._
In 1896 I
l’°l11¢ Tvlr Cliiigrii gmmdnahngnmzmt
 tli’°-'kd=l=. Toronto. beoamo wo and ion
the H I' V” ""3 Ill 0? Gllllt Inmates from
ou one of lnounbies taking communion with,
' Wm- wil some una :rowing funliiso
Whlfh W'-I not wily atrmting lint iiigniy nn.
:rn Ulf! lilfirlllils from a selfish motive at that
"‘°» th' l“‘°*°°¢l°\1 of myself. wife and family.)
Some other churches wmtsq them nmi inf" N,
ll bwlme I principle sus 1 sooiiioa to pot tnern
in all the ohllroiies ln Canada md the United
SMH. no matter what the cost. The suns
Dfhwlnle dominates me to-day (to do away with
a cup that is still n menace to church life and
health) and I dare not bs recrsant to the voios
of conscience.
THE ACME 0F PIEVENTIVE MEDICINE
one knows better than the Physician how imsoni
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-R¢Pl'inted from The Cmodisn Journal of
iirsory, Toronto. _
NECESBITY. and those who have not as yet adopted it
must do lo in the near future, if they consider the health
breaking and its use requires no tilting of the head.
Aunt.-toons nuonss, l-. o. sou a, cnsrintutovrn
where used, A oointlgion carrier. The LePage Company .
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