___,» _ .da . v, 1 -'_ r ..f,~ PAGE rounmcm _g_i W E W THIS. __-_.....s_.--_ ____ ._ __ ._-_-_---W ~g.,.» if “i :Q2 . ‘-._--TQ.; :L ii; ff: ` I-L. S. fi: \ _ I ,.., i ._ ,.-._-ls. .. ‘- if -_ _, .ff-_*L_-_-... .i ,. ii _ il l if gi fi . ‘ 5 1 ' .`! i I., ... il J ii ,_ .". yn. fo' i v '_ i .. F5 s '.-. ._ 2, _.-.__,,. 'L_-` i, _ §\ , . . :.‘.i! ` ft “ 1` ' 'I -v fini _ 't Y. v . I. _-_ 1. `.w ',':' ,. I . . r-ii ’ Ji " i Fit; ‘. _ " vu - tif -- -- fit' iii - iii, .-ii ' it __~ .-t ve 'v ~:... ,-' ie., ., , e ' W .vi E.. .'= .-iii tt* .i‘- _ il , H iii |<. to. - 1;- r-;~'°_°; '._t; _""1 4.. F" 5?* ._ fl _,. _-_ sl* F? ~ 'i ~' 'yin' port at Bouris. had his leg frec- ' ,v |0- ,. ' -*emo soxo-The ri-st students' fifeartu Memorial Hall last evening. _“C _ 1- 4’ ir' . _ ah vm by _;;~~!tev. Mr. Armour representing tha, oreign Bib _ ; lewis Murray '33 of Vernon, V S r_\ '*“i!mcers are: Honorary President, 'Y qv--» “' ‘nuanced the winners of the follow- -* ‘ ‘ . A _Ai i¢,""‘ '_ ‘ "1-'Q 7,11. Morse, Berwick. University _ if-we _,which must have mace a- hish ,-,;.g'rade in First Division of the _ Matriculation Examinaisiona of _ §._.,-yvebb, saint Jenn. _m-ankivn HONDA! ooalsht between the bumpers of “"¢wo cars on Friday last. '“"" CAPTAIN SPLINDEI INJUBED _.H-Captain Cecil Bplinder of the *gli B. Wahoo. which is at present "‘\!I1’°d P1148! by I 111918111000 Of .- he was iniured. -ling sons of the season was held in -JE. J. M. McFadyen welcomed the students. Rev. Mr. Grant. Maritime flecretary for the S. C. M. gave a short address. This was followed by slides depicting scenes in »"lurope having a religious signific- 'mce These slides were o British and F le Society W""l`sLaNnan oN EXECUTIVE- _ E. I. was unanimously elected to the position of Seoretmy-Treasurer of the International Relatisns Club of Mount Allison University. Other Dr. F. W. DesBarres; President. Ed- ward Munson, Alma, N. B.; vin. President, Miss Patsy McKay, Tru- TD. N. S. Mr. Murray is e. student, dor the ministry and recently rend- ered a solo in the United Church. ' Satisfaction with the programme outlined by the White Commission in considering revision of Maritime Subsidy claims was expressed oy Premier MacMillan, who retumed Saturday evening from 0ttawa,i where he attended the first formal session of the Commission. The pro-i cedbre, as announced, provides (1) for the filing with the Commission by the Premiers of each of the Maritime Provinces briefs covering their respective cases on or before November 15; (2) for the fyling of a brief in reply by counsel for the Do- minion, on or before December 20; and (3) for a. meeting of counsel for the provinces and the Dominion with the Commission at Ottawa on January 10 for the purpose of argu- ment upon the briefs submitted. The terms of reference of the Commission are deemed sufficiently broad to permit the fullest rcview of the financial arrangements between the Maritimes and the Dominion Govemment. This, Premier Mac- Millan believed, was an important -factor. and indicated the desire of the Dominion Government t‘.et the inquiry should be as complete and ,thorough as possible. With the personnel of the Com- -mission, and thier sympathetic at- titude towards the Provinces, the Premier also expressed satisfaction. ,_Chief Justice Mathleson, member of the Commission chosen unanim- ously by the Maritime Provinces. al- an _returned Saturday night. WINNIE OF SCHOLADBBIPB \a_At the Acadia University As- sembly, Wolfville, N. S. Thursday morning President Patterson an- lng scholarships. The Alfred T. Fuller Scholarship of $200 endowed by Alfred. T. Fuller, Hartfcrdp ‘_¢onn., competitors for which must `be _full matriculants and must have ,mine an average of at least eighty uni nine subjects in the Grade 12 examinations for the Province of Ngya. Scotia, won by Malcolm Ulohard. Amherst. , University _§cholarship of $200, competitors for which must have made an' .gverage of not less than eighty in- gi; matriculation subjects in Grade 1,1. examinations for the Province _.91 Nova Scotia, won by Margaret Scholarship of $200. awarded to the leader of Grade 12 in the Pro- vince of New Brunswick, won by ,Stanley MacKenzie, St. John. F. J' :Humphrey Scholarship of $200. B0! INIUIID--|179 year old, Reuben Rnhevrteon of Pleasanti Grove, is in the Prince Edward Hospital suffering from in- Tygriee received when be was if rock. Captain Splinder was walk- ~‘fag near the scene of blasting op- _'1>-ggations, which are being carried Meal near the dock at Elouris. when” l i 0 T. ers.l of Edna Clemente Pearson took place Thursday morning from Frank Hennesseyu undertaking par- lours at 8.45 to Bt. Dunstan’s Basil- ica, where a Requiem High Mass was celebrated by the Rev Eugene Richards, herdsman ' the farm rated by the International Pow pe _ er, Pulp and Paper Company of Cornerb.“ook_ Newfoundland. arrived on ased- eisbt -cows for the farm- the Island recently and purch- lstelm Ayrshires and Guemseys Ko . _ ’ They are all high class animals. pure bred, from fully accredited herds. and were selected in differ- Icnt parts of the province by Mr. L. W. Roper, Federal Live Stock Promoter. On the Cornerbrook t D C ni fo YO eo th P of f in H Fa Of tal I., al h fe is ina' l his ner n John Read of Borden. P E. master of the canadian Nation railways car ferry Charlottetown s in the ci for a brief sta this wa ty y (Saturday) momlng He was on his wa home after being in Saint John th is week to inspect the progress of work of reconditioning the car Prince Edward Island, which now getting its annual overhaul- y to spend the week-end at his e in the dock of the Saint John Dock and Shipping Cc. Ltd. tain Read reports that the work WORK IS PROGRESSl'NG-Cap- UT FY HP is progressing steadily and should be completed within about a fort- ght. when the ferry will be ready r its winters work - Moncton Transcript. MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER- The home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burd ette, Rocky Point, was the scene of a happy event when up- wards of one hundred and fifty ng people from Rocky Point and u vicinity gathered to tender Mr. and Mrs. Newton Taylor a miscellan- ua shower on their return from e United States. The newly weds were seated in a recess banked with flowers. The numerous gifts were presented by the Misses Jes- sie while Miss Freda Burdett read the humorous verses which accompan- ed reee Smith and Margaret Betts, them. The groom, on behalf of bride, in his usual tsctful man thanked the donors for their 'ts After the gifts had all n . been admired and “For They're A Jolly Good Couple" sung in chorus :with Mrs. Gamet Campbell presid- H8 the evening was very pleasantly spent in music and social inter- course. This happy young couple were the recipients of many beau- tiful and costly gifts which goes to show the high esteem in which they are held. _ -PASSED AWAY AT KNUTS- FORD-An old and respected resid- nt at the piano. the remainder of of utsfoud assed awa o Ku ,- D y p Wednesday last in the person of Mr. Isaac Harris, at the advanced age 84 years. The deceased enjoyed excellent health until a few days be- I' e his death. He was the eldest 0 son of the late William Harris for- etiy of St. Eieanors. The family removed to 0'Leary many years ago and have resided in that vicinity ever since. In the death of Mr. _Harris the community have lost one of their most esteemed citizens. e resided with his son, Harry, from whose home the iiuneral took place on Saturday ‘to Springfield Baptist Church. Rev. J. U Peacock conducted 'the funeral service. In- ‘gpdowed by F. J. Humphrey of New York City, candidates for‘ New Brunswick, won by JCIH Bavyer Bchcla/:ship of $200., to be awarded. to the highest student: entering from Prince Edward land. won by Ecbetr Shaw denell, P. E. I _ - I ._..__. The second meet of the season; of the Charlottetown Hunt Club., which was postponed from the pre- Qious week on account of extremely, stormy weather was staged on Sat- fook part in the! argest _vet staged In addi- Mr ftev beautifullyi V n year. His which was the re- ' could J terment was in the cemetery there. There are left to, cherish the mem- ory of an affectionate father and brother the following:_ three sons. Truman and William all of Harry, ` _ _ Knutsford: three daughters, Mrs. os .- _ .: _ eph Dunbar, Alma, P E I Mrs John A. -Peter and Mrs. George Adams of 0'l`.1ee.'ry`; four brothers, William 'JL "Harris, Thomas Harris, Sr.. John Harris and Rzbert Har- rm there are already sixty head t cattle. i e ce w r r ne er cheerful disposition Horse. Thirty-one, until the end. l Prlloo hich are Nl!! He 'all' of O'Leery;' three sisters. Mrs. William Ellis. Mrs. John Jelly, 0'LeaN and* Mrs. Robert Brooks in the United States. and to all of whom much sympathy is extended. _.3 ' IUBCDAY Many friends will regret to learn urday -at East Royalty. For B coli- of the death of Mrs. George Taylor siderable time before the hunt. at her home in Central Bedeque on commenced horses and riders could Saturday. Mrs. Taylor was 67 years congregatlng from various of age and had not enjoyed very the home of Colonel An- good health for some time but had of th Prin Ed a rl etai d h Clark, Major T. E. Maoliutt and Messrs. R. E. Mlltoh, E. T. Higgs, _ G. J .Tweedy and R.. L. Cotton are ` leaving this morning for Bt. John to .attend the convention of the Maritime Boards of Trade- iloading potatoes.-S of current club interest were tran- sacted at the regular weekly meet- ing of the Gyro Club held last evening in the Canadian National Hotel. M1'. Kenneth Mackenzie was in the chair. Dr. A. Murchison of the city was a guest. musk, me 1-,G1-5,, kegpmg perfwziin honor of their daughter, Mrs. _ngrnlxggn 5055-35- paul 'Phe annual convention of the 1‘herepasaeda.wa7i.nthePrinca -IUNIIALOIBIII. Gallant, who was accidently shot teachers of the cit schools was county Hospital on Saturday even- G at Carleton about two weeks ago by hold in Rochford uare School mg My-g, pgaggmg qgywg m hm. a companion and who has since yesterday morning Miss Jacqueline 13;-4 y¢|r_ M,-,_ qguug Wu . N, day m been a patient in the Prince Coun Macdonald presided. _ I y Hospital was sumclently recov z .__ `o'Hanley celebrated the ‘° ’° “'35-~-S ...".'l’.3i`“..’i-" i’3.”.l‘.£‘.‘5.".°.”f..°.f.l ii-‘."‘..?.';.“ii1.“‘i...£‘°'-.-’i“’.””‘“...... “I2 »-- -1 M- ef- M-11-» v- FUNBBAL sllwloas-'nie fun- whom sympathy is extended- i The funeral is taking place this ,morning at St. Paul’s Church. S. 1 m..°ns1'ul.N more momma- Mumw The an QV re su ____ 3. hlea-ag Bllllrtgsn of Montague _ p bearers e an _ _, neishbo, bo" 0,- ,he dems d_| -srsssmas nv rom--The a. *T *'18 Mersefet- R N ; _ -~ e . - V A s,,m_ Chazlottetown returned last week ns-mr. Ralph Cameron. Alex Mc-‘§,'er§',§‘§1;n'I3h,f§'§,;§'f°§,dc_§npbe,,_ from a rom- months visit to cas- ’:'R';§";,F'§.,”k L,,f,°"“‘~ "‘““°" °'f§"“’§;'wn, N. B.. is loading potatoes and P". Wv°m1us where they were Do If’ .n;msc;,‘g°1 23?. greairlg ltumxps for the' Associated Shippers th’ l'“°"5 Di’ M11- B\1l‘4¢l1'B bmth- vn§ ' Not Mm ;,°'ans Macao-ima Produce ce. 'rue er. Mr- Gwrse Campbell. while md;-d in :Vb.£:;3.° WY- 'la 3_ “moth from Hgmlx 1, uw there they visited Yellowstone Park and were guests at Canyon I/edge when they were told that they CATTLE PURCHAS D___Mr_ al AT QyR()_Ma;gen gf busmegtwcre the first P. E. IslBflr""S to ‘visit there. Mrs. Bu;den tells of many interesting events, she and, her daughter e o e amon . Ill Y d. g them` ie rodeo which ,was held at Douglas,| WYOIIUIIZ. A special feature at this entertainment was the dancin! of I Quadrille on horseback to band time with the music. She spoke of meat as summer-side and new W mmm of sz. nur. cbu:sbd.";i§'s =W>'~ Hmmm" E .§§§ sits? s§§8g ities 0., omclated at the ve. The pall- bearers were ooun. gmlben Gran, n. rn Mwnenl, w.a.1ncNeili. - bert Oakes, Emanuel Araenauit, and Stanley Deslwchee.-8 . The death occurred on Rpt. lt. 1934, at her home in Fanning Brook of Mrs. Ii. P. Jay, D00 Annie Bmallwood, widow of the late lid- werd P. Jay, who predeceased her seven years ego. ml. Jay. Who Wea in the seventy-first year of bar age, bad been in delicate health. _for some time but was not confined to her bed until about a week pfivioill to her death. when she developed* pneumonia and passed peacefully BWDY. BIRTHDAY PAITY--A V017 pleasant and enjoyable evening was’ spent at the home of ur. me Mrs-' Daniel Malone. Valley Bt., Cot. lfth. - . ?E 5. - §E§§§§§ iééegi y E23 iii? greii itiiis été.; ofthehhli- E Gill ACCIDINT-Bar llacoougaccfsummanleemetwith treatment. but he is new recoveriuei Jenkins. The udtaa decided that. from the ill °!1°°tI--8- I ` as the een :genera brouaht ua _.._.,.. 's. s. iaaunmm nv ron B. B. “Magnhild" arrived in 8 o’oloek yesterday morning Halifax and leaded produce and cl toes, 15 tons oats, 300 bags potatoes, is tons hay. 800 bags vegetables (cabbage and turnips), 400 cases eggs and butter and other general cargo. CBLBBBATIB WH! BIRTHDAY -‘-Mr. Francis Jenkins of Annan- dale celebrated his 90th birthday Joseph Costello it being her 2lst A must delightful evening was en- the wud beauty or the indians in birthday- Ds-ncine was enivved till joyed by the large audience which native dress and their magnifiwnt 113°' tm" ‘u "re t'°°"°d *'° ‘ attended last night's concert in St.|horsemen.s.bip at the R.o"eo5 M" very aplletizins' lunch. Music was Paul's hail by the visiting Cape Bre- Burden speaks _ high] ' th; furnished by Messrs Joaepli Costel- on artists, Miss Jean Macdonaid,Jp1¢¢ur¢,que and vlfgvesgjc b};,,?,1¢., of lo and Russell Flood. Violins. Scotty' mezzo soprano, and Miss Anna Mac- th hite ' t i _ Armstrong. banjo. and Mr. and Mn. donald, pianist. The concert, which 0151;; 01:: agixd r;tn:iil-rr; Expo! my Daniel Malone, organ. Mrs. Costello was under the patronage of His 5 M k g om received some very seful gifts. Her I-loéiour the_>ell;ie1i;tensnt Governor rgfauvg Z2; tame 3;; :és R312 many friends ,i0ih ‘in wishing her an Mrs. 0 , WHS presented W 1 - __ happy birthdgyg. through the Women‘s Music Club, md! Fair H m-ny land this orgaiieigationbirffuto be wlatrim- WEDNESDAY A vsry jolly time was spent Mon- _ Y°°“lf°“° °n BWI” S” da 1 tthenom iMr.aee. - ' i bidi tev- °f 5“°h °“°-mndilis tf11¢HH° Chef- 1 Th’ ,‘§°“"”“““" °’ W"‘“°" W' .r°i’.'n°.;'.e§4:gN:1lv.sunimer°s|e(:. ssst, --- 1;\§b.;`i:°s';?i;u°u';z:;f;n:suie='witb ietbewvm. 1 “Y 8”* emi f*” ‘he h°'“° °f Mf- |wi.... .. number or bis menu.. eau-i P. w. c. namrrs-The wseny 5,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,_.,_ ,,,,,.,.|,..¢. ma.. me wer mi :f,‘§n,§I"',°f'1°’d ;'§'““f§§ °" F“d°’ ed upon him is extend their con- debate or section n or me Prince am .iight rather Hubert spoke on Monday the 22nd. Mr. Jenkins was born at Mount Albion and is still hale and hearty, able to recount tales of his early days in that place. He together with Benjamin Jenkins of Mount Albion and John M. Jenkins fonnerly of Bethel and now living in the city being boys together are three worthy scions of a virlle race all about the'same age and with their mental faculties unimpaired are still able to enjoy the pleasures of a comfortable old aali.g\.taoofdent.t.hiaweekwheuhe‘w1l1l|m w cut ann when he was cutting, gmmsm, 'rpg meat for the fonts. The accidecawgn absent. 'ztkenfwee were Mr. neoauitetsa bun receiving medical; mama, ur. and we iii, is -5 E tie for Bt. Pierre and Newfoundland.; 'ras cares comprises so head of oat-l mgiuo Al. Lobos nlggu. N0. 1.000 bill °W- 3°° Nl' -P°“'; 'l‘A'l‘l0N:lThe members of Mem- ifriends gathered at the home oi -Mrs. B. B. French on Thursday `evening, Oct. leih. to present our ‘of the sisters. Miss Mabel McAr- Mistress. . Latter. a au l able address and Worthy Mistress. L BUDGET FOR-OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS QM. _, _ 'gg it fi ...-3.31 cee points but-the pro speaker-'s ery was better. they would give Misa Edna Jenkins solo. which. orial Lodge L.0.B.A. with some thu;-, with a lift in':xonour of bg pproa mania . e Depu ' Wifi. me it- Mrs. Roberts, presented a chair. Other useful gifts were also orc- s-nted. The bride-tn-be thanked the sisters and friends in a very pleasing manner., All joined in singing "For Shes a Jolly Good Fellow." after which the evening was spent in music and song. Re- freshments were served and a pleasant evening enjoyed by all. SERVICES AT THE BASILICA- The services of the second nisht 0! --. I-~ --~»-» gmmggjg msmhqg FIIDAY :mares um vuifiii a. r. r. v. clears-me couple mwond tel B. Y. P.. U.l\e1d a "I7 interesting 's car. beauu-_ debate in the Baptist Church oooadon mo] leaool 1-.. *Qs-TT--._ 2,, ,_ _, ~ _J IU- Hifi-U1. who was in his nine- tieth year. came to the B.ates as a young man. His parents were Mai. “lm “Null UW 71°F! (Martini Martin. He was the oldest living mfmbn Of Dlulhlllfl Lodgg of u“°°|- 3914"' thi |011. who 1ives` *.:.".:.°:..*‘°.:‘."“r;.“‘.°:°..':..° imsiien or ximsim... W°"°" nmaau. ssavwss-'nie 1 _ neral of the late Bernard mms, was held yesterday morning from his lets ruifienee. Alley street. 1.. lt. Dunstana Basilica, where ns. quiem Higxnlgaes was celebrates by Rev. M. cis. The pall bam.-5 were: George Cudmore. Jos Woods, Wh- Wellh. Wm. Dousan, Peter MaeAleer and Fred Kelly. sei-vis. at the grave was cond ted U0 by Rev. Eugene Murray. The funeral of Mrs. Elisa Mae. Fadyen was held on Thursday afternoon from the home of he. lon-in-law 001m. T. D. Carruthers on Spring Street, Bummeriide and was very largely attended. RW. Ewen McDougall of Chu. lottetown, pastor of the Church of Scotland conducted the service. Hi was assisted by Rev. Mr, Archibnll of Bedeque. - The pall bearers were. nephews of the deceased namely, Dams Walker, Percy Lowther. Leigh Lew- ther, M. W- Lowther, Russell Clark and William Lea.. Interment was in the family plot in the chumr of Scotland Cemetery at Copa. Traverae. NUPTIALB-'I‘he marriageofhutil Elizabeth, youngest daughter oi Mr, and Mrs. Chas Duns-ford, of Bolith Melville and John Simmons P ION RTYJWES CARD house SWE 1; N ° f"5m°n°d i gratulaticns upon his recent mar- of Wales College Debating Society me wg;-¢1g'oi Christ on the Cross, "I, er; as follows: Ladies. ist, Mrs. M. immons; Ladies, 2nd, Miss B.- Paquet; Gents, lst, Chas Boisner; Gents, 2nd, A. D. Lynch; Lucky Table, Mrs. Joseph Btewart; Freeze Out, Malichiss Callaghan. At a special meeting if the City Council held last evening the re- moving of the dangerous curve in the North River Road near the Sanitorium was discussed. Several of the councillors were of the opin- ion that, as the curve was very dangerous, the road should be straightened. Some discussion took place as to the probable cost of the work. The street committee- were authorized to look into the matter further. obtain definite in- formation and report at the next meeting of the Council. The red and white clad football warriors of Saint Dunsta.n's started the defense of their 1933 rugger titln in an. auspicious manner yesterday afternoon when they downed a fighting band from Prince of Wales 11 to 3 in the first game of the Is- land Rugby League. Outweighed almost to a man, the losers put up a stiff struggle and`ai. times forced their foes back on the defensive as their desperate attacks punched holes in their opponents' armour. But only once did the win- ners yield. ‘Ken Birtwistle racing across their line after a loose ball for his team‘s only try, midway through the second half. munity of Wilmot hastened to ex f/Bfid the glad hand of welcome to the new corner.” , -LARGELY ATTENDED FUN- ERAL-The funeral services for Mrs. George Taylor were held from her late residence in Central Bed- eque to the Baptist Church. Tha services at the house and also gt the Church were both largely at- tended. Rev. Mr. Crowe conduc- ted the short service at the house. Assisting him at the church service were Rev. J. B. Wilson, Rev. Mr. Chisholm and the Rev. Mr, .lu-ehj. bald. During the servicc the choir sang favoziite hymns of the decea. sed. The choir also sang at the graveslde. The pallbearers were Messrs. Rufus Bagnall. William Callbeck_ Edgar Clark, John Daw- son, A. E. Wright and Clifford Wright. The funeral arrangements were in charge of Mr. Keith Comp- ton. Summorside.-S LARGE CHURCH ATTENDANCE -Every seat in the Cherry Valley United Church was occupied sun- day evening lsst when the annual Rally Day service was held. The following was the program: Anthem the Choir. Motion song. duet, Mar- ion and Rita Jenkins. song, group of girls. Solo. Mrs. N. MacKinnon. Violin solo, Miss prudsnse mg, Pageant. Sunday Schools around the world (Miss Laura Young, lead- er.) Address, Mrs. Truman ,y 1; t A very quiet wedding was solemn- ized at the Manse, Hampton. P. E. I., on Tuesday, Sept. 25th, at one o‘clock when Dorothy Matilda MacDowell of Pleasant Valley. P. E. I., was united in marriage to William E. Stevenson of Borden, P. E. I., Rev. George Ayers officiat- ing. The bride was attired in blue crepe with hat and accessories to match. Immediately after the cere- mony the happy couple left on an extended honeymoon trip to Mont- real, Hamilton and Niagara Falls. On their retum they will reside at Borden, where the groom is a valu- able employee of the C. N. R.. car- fen-y "Charlottetown" The forty hour devotions at St. Paul’s Chunch, Bummereide_ closed with Masses on Monday moming from five to seven-thirty when a Solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. John A. Mac- Donald of Grand River for the late Father John J. MacDonald. There was a very large number of communicanta at each Mass pre- vious to the High Mass. Twelve of the neighboring priests assisted hearing confessions on Sunday, Assisting Rev. John A. MacDon- ald at the Requiem Mass. were Rev. -‘Urban Giflis, Wellington as Dea- con; Rev. Bennett MacDonald, sub- deanon; Rev. J. P. E. 0'!-lanley, Master of Cexmonies. 'Ilhe men‘s choir rendered very effectively the music of the Mass. -B - _..__._. Miss Camelia Rooney of sum- Th This by the ian Oil Limited 'll these ls made -regulations describe as peaetlees #Ii-lefa Pawtudret, Rhode Island, U. B. A.. on Monday, October 22. 1984, Agues C. N. Bissett, merside and her sister. Mrs. P. H. C., Holland, widow of the late Ben-_ "|9106 ca-ses were diapoeed of. club, and Coloneli Morrissey of Orwell received the jgmm gojjgmg | In the case of Neil Macbougal as joint Mmm ans- and news last Wednesday of me The me un. mums was a~ vs Wm- Oeulton. an absent debtor. of risen tm-qughour sudden death on Tuesday, 0ctober| woman of sterling worth and char-, "W0 Wll .iuiilmant of non suit. t ldth. of their uncle, Peter Aubert. aetsr and endeared herself to all' the Court holding that absent deb- Honmrv It his heme in Cube cove. Quebec, was new ner by asf ebesrrui mu, ter crweedicss die not apply ee s n,,k,,.._ the owner \ It M yfitl vflse-' ' charming personality. .Claim for lmliiluidated dllmlel. which was, ` ' -- she ieavm to mourn her two- In the case of Campbell va e norms throughout sons, warren and anon. of raw- Uamvbsll the earnishee summons . .- ‘ blend was renter- tuobet, also the following sisters was dismissed. A judgment was by one and one-half and brother: Mrs. Elisabeth Van-‘given for the plaintiffs in the Per fderatlne, Vernon River: Mrs. An-,school ease, the defendant having nie Shaw, Montague: Mrs. Charles “U04 W live the necessary notice vickerson. Montague; Mrs. J. Rua-' of defense to the trustees. sell Breheut, Montague; Mi-a.~i In llmer S Bhl-rbell vs Wm. Uh”-1°". 1'-¢,¢qy_ vgfngn giver Doulton lil absent debto'l'.j\ld|mllit me omg. r. usmuim. Albam vu, rim f°= the blunt!!! nam-' Plains, besides a forge circle of oth- er relatives and friends in iiiiai il? EE and spent many sum- renewiol iw also ,'- \ There passed peacefully away at - aitimuui naming in nwtusxet._u°ie. iudsment for mm and emu never lost her love for lur.vls liven- en - ins. Reading, Miss Laura Young. "A Century and a half of Sunday Bohool Movement." Reoitations by MM MacKinnon. Queenie Mutch, Mildred MacKinnon, Evelyn Munch, Doris MacKinnon, Ruth Mum., Elaine Mutch, Blake Livingston, Vemnh M\lfCh. Charlie and lhtell Mulch- Mr. W. J. McEachern was chairman. Mmy friends will regret to learn 0! the pa/img or Mrs. mu.. MM. Fedyen. let of the me mu H. M.acFadyen, formerly of Augustine ,C°v€. P. E. Island. which occurred at the residence of her son-in-law Thomas D. Carruthers, Spring gg, |-.On 'hiesday morning, and with “_'h°m the deceased had resided for a number of years. Th! hte MTB. MlCF&dyen wgg | “dy Of admirable qualities and if-F0118 christian character and Wh°°° Pity gave ere charity began, 55110 Will be much missed for heg- c ecrful dispositio d . -pmiity. n m “nd h°° .mThere are left to cherish her F°m°f>' 011° dsusbtei-. Mrs. num I - Morrison of Bummerside and one 5139!". MTA. lkwi. Trugmgn gf 'Centreville Bedequs, who yn 'nh her during her last illness and in lovely floor lamp Mr. M.acNally re- Oct. 20th with a large attendance Douglas for the Press Committee. Ballots were then cast and several teachers asked to read their papers on "Primary Arithmetic." Much discussion was then carried on by the teachers and supervisors. Bu- pervisors Chandler and MacPhail gave very instructive talks on the subject of Primary Arithmetic also. The Question Box was then dis- cussed. 'I‘he next meeting is to be held on November 17th- Each teacher is to bring some project method tried out in the school. THURSDAY OYSTEB FISBEILMIN AT WORK -.An unusual sight these mornings is the number of twinkling lights all along the river in the vicinity of Charlottetown. This is nothing more than hundreds of oyster fishermen taking advantage of the low tides before daylight to pick oysters off the flats. - 'I‘be adjourned re-organisation meeting of the S. P. C. A. was held last night in the city hall. As the president was absent Mr. L L. Jen- kins was appointed chairman. The first business of the meeting. the election of officers. resulted in the .election of the following officers: Honorary President, His Honour, Lieutenant Governor Deniois: President. Mr. William Warren: Vice President, Mr. L. L Jenkins; Secretary Mrs. 1". Fitzgerald: Exec- utive, Messrs. J. H. Farquharson, James White. H. R. Latte and A. A. Henneuey; Past President, Mr. A. A. Hmmm!- BI-Y GBADS CLUB MEETS-The regular weekly meeting of the Hi-Y Grads was held at the "Y" last ev- ening with Gordon Morris in the chair. The guest speaker of the ev- wai. Higgins. Meeting adjourned. the reception. ABTY“"The f"'“"‘h °f ii "F135 °f rm 3 i i t Mi Kinch of Boston and was held yesterday. The subject for_¢hi i", d Spoke of the thirst of Auction !<>rtv~fives held in the M{i\°t“" M” ,‘”“““h md "°°‘”'“' i;g°w°e..res:e a neu-ty welcome to debate was, resolved that the radio angst 1;? the souia sr men. ne Holy Name Club 1|-st evenlus wasi°sdt:;1a=v°f!°'r1§e (allowing officers:--President, Mb. L °° "gn: After the' bush “°°U- gg A Ri cooper an mv” °°rd°n mee: v1°°'Pr”mmt' Mr' ww' ducted a re rt of the mafutinrl' t'e` onsored' by the Ira. MacDonald; Secretary, Miss “'33 W" °°“ M D0 d b trac ecur sp wth u us Edytm mwwn For me “umm gl%|‘4’i°el£¢:;ldcec:1tve§drgnJiXrs1;s risgndery %lTe,1highegg‘r‘a:leKa?`i§1nPrince°SJtr£et Mr. Hollis Jenkins and Miss Sadie - ~ ' ' Bm” we" ,pwmwd fm. th, gast. 'I‘he addresses of the many Rgsmord square, West Kent arg speakers at the convention were quam square Schools by Mr. J. - §;‘,°,f,,°,f°“駧’,§,,°°,',‘,‘,§"°"§,f’,',,°“§,,,‘]§',;» vnu interpreted by Mrs. Pender- numpbrey si british columbia. :br- i and furnished valuable advice many of Hampton, NB. A large gast to her listeners. A heartv vote of number -of beautifully colored lan- thanks was moved by Mrs. James tem slides were shown On tbv WND saunaers and seconded by Mrs- of Manitoba, saskatchewan and Al- berta and described in an interest- ing manner by the lecturer- Th! slides showed both rural and urban nn-funrnm "7N°'"°N " A scenes and ave an excellent idea of ll-U0 numb" °f °"4”“‘ ‘"'°“d°d the scene;-y‘and the resources of the ` the lit H°m° lt 5°V°m°"“"' H°“°°` prairie provinces. Mr. Humphrey at =y¢lf¢1’4ly lW*l'U°°U- W5' D°BI°i°;tbe oloee of the address repeated was assisted in receiving the guests um mv," M mu “vm on m-"mu, by Nfl- N°¢1 H- D°Bl°“- T” W” lectures to the school children of D°“f°d by MW -7- 3'- "W" 'nd' this city, to be sure to sea Canada. Mrs. G. E. Full. The ushers were Thu H 9,, mn-¢ ag gh, gg;-in which ms. W. E. Cotton and Mrs.. L- D- , he has given here. the other two be- Mumv- Assistive in “Wins “N ia; ou British columbia and the Miss nemadette Maemiuw. M1" maritime Proviaees.'ras1eeture was Avila Mlthieson. Mrs. C. N. Bis- dguvgnd wig. Wray, at tan and sett, Miss Virginia Bcsrth. Miss glsven o'clook, first to one group of Catherine Peters. Miss Beatrice gmjgj-an mg than to another, the MacKinnon. Mies Queenie Jenkins. l'UP¢¢tive chairmen being Messrs- ~Mrs. W. J. MacDonald. Mrs. M. A1- C. H. B. Iongworth and Reuben *ban rm-mer. Miss mee nonsworth. Macdonald, members of the School ,Miss Janet Hogan, Mrs. Robert 3”;-4, Holman. MEN. I-I. R. LUN. Mill --- Helen Wakefoxd. Mrs. E. F. seller. Annual session of the Grand Di- i'l1xe reception room was beautifully vision Bone of Temperance, Prince decorated with gi: . las, and the ldward Island. met in the Boyne dining room table with roses. Orch- Orange Lodge Rooms yesterday ‘eetral music was provided durinl' morning and afternoon. Grand Worthy Patriarch, Rev- A. F. Baker of Oioary, presided. news nnssxou A1' 'ma aa- wg? 'g mg ff' '“,,"¢,,,,,.,,,,'“'“ sn.|oa--'ras opening service sf b’ ° "'° a,,°,'"“,,,,,,.,, ' the men's mission was held in Bt.‘G?m§ gmu' H d.Bwm";:' D““"'""‘ B“m°‘ 1”” °"”““'~` ate°ahow\::f"cons:?ile°r:ble suceee; Fithol’ Hilbert prlldhcd 50 thc; ln Dugan.. mu. um mqrtm lem wnmeetwn °u the wrt "I, me organisation as new subordin- “U *M “fd UW 004- 01°” IN" ate Divisions. The treasurer’a report not have strange gods before Me."f gh 4 .mm 5.; to gh, I-Ie earnestly exhorted his listeners gggz: of* gh, p|y|,|°:n°° to sive the hvmaee of their level 'nu isusumg smbsis were sim- mankc~c~cse~m~~= fuse to bow down ll?e‘fxgre“thetga‘l:e: ,img gan' omni,” "- -.'.';.‘f:..°:.‘“.:.i.;.°°...-.:;r:::...‘°°'°.::; ..w°; ,W-~» “sme- . :ein yrggc the cledze or the Le-, 'Libya imleei-sea, omnry. o. 1'. , _ on o aacy nd in 'sro _ .Wh0m much sympathy is extended. mm' ‘"‘ mv' W' “mm °f nm" forms d ed” 8 "I R 8' Mnoum’ "Nm '°“qu°` con ernn the modem Q 5 #ras fun 1 tk ,_ .ityOhureh. Mx-.Millergaveavery _i ' --"-°.. .:. .sr 1:.-rex.: :::.: .::.°..;;':°:'.:. °.:.:f.:~ =¢‘-*1'~=»'»»=“¢2“-“i-»‘f-"-=§"f>-”=’-fé‘-- 'r..i‘.~..:.'.-:"'°- me ""- enc of Mr. . . ` ° ° ° ‘ ` tm echmh Jscrgncarmtbers m mmm mm" d mm '_ llclhhon. the whole congregation* Heber ueuan, se. osumiavs. n mpc _mve md cemetery .M ,M mum M wwmaub or mea ioininr in the violins The Grand sentinel 1 ree--e mmm nga; mm, noone amos for me mea viii bel .vena A oosim, mu-ny rum. l Th, CWTT was tenants ur. §“iiu°‘by the "°"’ W* "°"”‘¢ ‘° "-°°- 1 °'°“° °°°°i“°*°" ed M sum*;mmg:“"*'m °l>°t:;jg1u|rm|,||_ yin; gm” M gm -m 5 lrnsstine Marehbank, New An- §1Dth inst.. Jud In . In the forenoogiea nxiilglbegrzfmgg. , In G. Bdgar Clark vsoensvieve Maclfally action on a 5 ' IAMIVID Ubtllt 'Bernarda this was annaettea fats Qi gigs; its 3- wedding 'e ,thi I ; ,... '::m.‘a~§.m_.~Mm of alaexmaie va' 2 r § Uhlllbh. IDU Wedaea- ' VNU Afa~| dlillbtlr , afiuebaby boy whoiastiil doing young an of only f §§‘i=§=i'-iiiii ifiigiliiiiigii. f§§§;i§§§i§ii§ii§ t%%% = -“ -Fr rs- ;. sg ,és é E i i§§§5 5 § i 5 i E i »...""¥.'f 'iiif ii; 5?: f PIU!! = s @ iii, iig- is Pl. ? i _ il e i iii iii iii *E55 tis; 5 3555; .tigii if 1 l und|y_ UNF!! ll "IAS ° ,,,,,,,,,,¢r./inguencu-ua,ba,4be¢akaewa yan* 1.1¢. ll “Vln,f' died Col. Htl, at hi|_ duet-*_ ward- vd- After the minu- A bu-usumi as asm. mums "‘“' .““°°“""“"°"° °’ Y°““' mama; me been as aunts: navel- ea woenueay. ms. ”°°P‘°‘ W°'*- othar bull- 17th, when Laura Alberta, wife of. R”'”°““°‘""°‘ '° l""°““ m‘ . wg gun.. Pg", Rguh Ban.” ,and .wayi 'uhh 'Bidi MCMA ln DOIYDB. J\llY Qtuyhn “n.xp““dl'_ Almost ._ BGXL MTI. A. '. BIKBY, H. Ll0y|| vnu su-nur. me me given bun. of 3°"‘°f'°°» °°"\ °f OWU- i Alexander familiar!! twin blotli home. le Roeaeliff. leeiiaeaia. where he lived with his een-ia~lew. ,,,,,.¢°`-Robarelalelliabeyleveralyeare lhllartinllidhilwifeoelh °“lr°"g'$:° mise their muetn weeding aimi- Vlllary. Mrs. Martin. who was Prince ld- J get 25?? 553; i-:és riii Mr. builder aotlve old days partner ing in N Latar the bu undef the firm nam and Bm, tha.-latin aw-tin. who itil! rain. _Aaativaofh-income is ii? ahh? E siéiife son of Mrs. Simmons and the late Robert Simmons, Crapaud, wal eolemnised at the Mensa, Hamp- ton. on Wednesday evening, Oct .l'lth Rav. Geo. Ayers officiating The bride was lrowned in blue transparent velvet with blending hat and accessories. After the ceremony the bride and groom motor-ed to Borden and departed on the morning boat for a wedding tour of the Maritimes. On their return they will reside in Crapaud and will be at homo to their friends after Nov. Sth. Dr. George Arthur of Lavoy, Ai- ba;-ea, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs, Katherine Arthur oi Bummerside. addressed the congre- gation ln Trinity United Church on Wednesday evenlni 011 me W°1'k of the United Church in the Mis- sion Fields in Westem Canada. Dr. Arthur spoke particularly on the work among the farmers in the dried out areas f-Ie said the reP01'i»‘1 ' which come through are not at all exaggerated and help is very sadly sed d n e . I Dr. Arthur's address dealt very I fully with the work being done by the United Church Missionsrier and was very instructive and inter- estlnz. Dr. Arthur left yesterday morn- ing on return to his holm- S- : BIRTH! oau.AN'r-ni the our on 0°t- 13- ,to Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gallant. B son. James Melvin. woonmorou-at Lon: Ruff- Ootobcr 18, i984, to Mr. and Mrs Claude Woodington, e son. Ciwdf Loishtou 5:-, MABBIAGIS . 'momson-c'onnir-Al? .unites Church Manse, Charlottetown Wednesday. October 17. l934. bl Rev. Hugh Miller, Marjorie Thom- 'son of Charlottetown to lr\‘\fl‘ Corbet of Charlottetown. GRAY-BTEBNB-At Bt. -781119* church, Bouris. on Wednesday- 0°* '24, 1984. by Rev. J. 0. I-lookin. E112- 'abeni winnm-es stems to James J. Gray, of Winchester. ont. BTUDBEDT-LaPllRBE-ln Zion 1 Manu, oct. 10, 1934, by Rev. G- 'Carlyle Webster. Mrs. Gladys M# ’ La.Pierre of Souris and Mr. Alfffd Btubbert of the same piece. MaoLl0D-IIOWAT1' - In 210" Mhnse, Wednesday, Oct. 24. 1934- 1 by Rev. G. Carlyle Webster. Miss = Eileen Marion Howatt, Darlinsivn- E eg ug-_ Lloyd George Macleod. Brookfield. DEATH! n¢o”Nk=o|r`ai x=s1iy"'>s'cRss'o`ftf eo. im Mamas Monaghan. 'md ,D . niemms-at Chine P°1“i- 0°" | ai me, form A. Melanie. eerdifil- xitrmv-niee suessnir in this C §- ose. mb, mdsnek xsimy. seed 30~ »myy0g,..At Bedeque. Oct- 37' i im. nm. acorn '1‘lv1°°’- *W* ' oauarrr-m abs Prince Colm" manual. oct. so. 1081. M" M'“‘ ima Gallant, aged 78. N nntma-on saturd-y. Octmn- 1ose,un.muiu aenha M Aa' vue' of hx om- W‘1”““ uiusr. and vu-rl uoqoaaars-at asmbaw. Oct- ‘id- im. rm. catbsrms wouarfw- H' 7* 22. oaanau--at aware. °°‘~ im. no-:_ mens ummm. and "_- xloonvs-nled in on city Hflfd aim cet. ze. 1514. -l°h“ 5"" lillihl. U04 _ uaorannu-at summe§;d°5,.,°,§. tem- ze. me ws. min ‘°M,,,_ yan. ralict of the late Neil 11. nh1'i‘§i1.r:|'A“i\¢e-'amos al the "W an oet..?..;U3l. lamuel MndWi“' iam as mes _ ooraon-nine in me our Hfgd tai on omba- 11. im, nie D1 nw-w_ gp 14 months, little son na-_ ana me :mils neu-en. lfefllfhli-.At New Dominion. 0; ubaesy. occ. aa. im. Siler WN" in au 'rein mr- ' _ incloasoic-At me P. rx. 1. im on wednesday. Oct. 24. rm-tis A. momma. use I YM" daulbtlr of Mrs. and the late A. J Nicholson of Orwell cove. ooanv-at vemon. British fm' umbll. em illieaday. 3.3;'_1N_' loved.wife of the late James ooedy. mi-ta wuumn.