I -~ `~ . .' l. . . \‘,.¢ 1  . . ,.
g; _____;,_,_____: _  _W _N fmuwom-on =..
»
u
tml*---~sWppl.».
~ ""‘- ..s.»\.. .:
_ IN
l., .ls l _
, 4
PAGE SIX _ -. THE cHARLorri~:'rowN GUARD A s _ _ ll _ls MARCH 9 1933
 
PRINCE EDWARD NDVI!
MATINEE 3.15-16c,'26o. NIGHT 1 dt 8.45-Ztlc, 37c, 45:2.
now BIG cAN A l\Io'I‘IoN
PICTURE ncAI.I.v nc? As
mo As 'rm-I IIIIAM-
Tlmons ol~‘ Lira? As BIG
As lIUMANI'rx'r As mc.
As A woIuAN's nova?
youu. LEARN rm:
Asswnlt
wliI~:N i.
You vi
sua %
W G
»-SWA?
its
.. -.»"i`.n_f.. "','r.._  . - ~ »
ig  womamioon b l
 " '  .“" ’ " ,l'.>1.'-"I :..
-,;‘  A ALSO ;iaf't““
~‘ ” ‘v"*' »~» A ‘ Us EI.Il\llI.l§ "i-Ri f
Nl*   ~   sTlrICI'Lv Inn _
*"‘°':}'3l' its mul' "H rlrls loim comm
, -' `l. l .- _ , '_ '_ _ _ _ , . gh; _
2','."f_`" ..   is...   " , -l l l ll I _ .  ll
l AND :\0\ LLII lthlil. -.3 ._ _  ._
\ \
 h
r _ _
 A ‘t :;"`~ Q 1.. Sw ` 
._-_,ssl A - wh  2i§§t<_ , ._ 1 gn... -359;; ._
_.__s”:.?.”=,s._..t | ,_ .s -»__~. l _ 25 ~'.5,_x'.~-¢ 1_~<;l;‘,  _
r<__»..e§;,_ _ _ of ~* .-. . ,. ._,._ ._-v,  .- _  »..».- __
.'t'l3.i¥..` . "A I ' ","-‘ll ".<'.> `-.'.f '.1 "" ' " "  l'
_vhlhsl   _ l  _ _,_-gl 3;
 »t.'-.-f:.'fsi»,, 3<`:i:f..f`_'5*.*i:.~. ; A IuoNI'n1l~:N'r To  ,ll
io
MATINEE 3.15 ........ 110. 280.
NIGHT 7 8: 8.45 ...css 260, 370.
GUERILLAS FROM CITY
SLUMS INVADE THE
IIEMAN WEST.I
Man, woman and lieuf
were the victims of tliis
gang of guerillas from the
city slums...until Western
blood boiled over . . . and
the light was on!
A lieart-tllumlping drama
of Gan land s invasion
of the éest today
with ~
WILLIAM
“ Bill" BDYD
CHARLES
“l3lli0"’ SALE
.SON
SERIAL - COMEDY
AND
" 1" DENTRAL GUARDIAN
CAPITUL “"3  A _ ' I ' . ~ - .f
Now PLAYING. ‘“?“g°?I§‘:‘”s“?‘:’l" f"‘§“;_?’“°?Li_:“ D695   __
IN l -
.__;. F 2.30 u. m. cllitoh; 'mo p. th. Grun-
t l Cl. .‘..s l" ./itll
B6d6 ll€ I ra li? °"'ff.° -.` `.` lin.. gm ng 1~'0RM»\N BRUCE DIRT
q the past fl ._ nfl.. \..i.u,, llur par- The cvclllllg selvlce all the
--- cms' Mr' mid Mr: Uwrilc Wood on the nvebl February hath me United Church was fairly well at~l
_ .' . _ ~ 1
l lo
at
Chuffh VCSUT- The PT0BTH'mm€ _ been ill for about two wee w ' '
for the evening, consisted of var- Sunday evening' having being gw ` n n ia On Prayers Offered by the Reverend s
l ll O l cn by the W. C. T. U. of Bedeque. a heavy cmd 5 d p eunwn ' Ml, Golldge “ere lllosll slncelel
ous Umor “S and amus ng con' Mr. Vvilliam' Callbeck presided. ,Fmdam February 24th’ the at' ' tltl tn bv es
tests, games, all or which whilcd __,__Cm lcl_lnCC_, lllllesses ,re tvndlns ohysivi-111 011 ri consults- *md special pe 0115 f°f S m A
hwy the evelllhg an too lllllchly glzmlbbl Mr Sesto; Leardw M non dwlded ll would be bell” to through which we are Passing- The .l_
The entertaining committee, served Lovler Bedemle and Mr Lewls F ‘lrenlove the lllllle shall lb the h0s_ V story for the children was ve\'y lslhlbbln. wlll be nubllshed late,-_
dainty refreshments At the close. ' ' 'nltlll but “poll elllllllllllltlhll and _ interesting, of some of the w0l'k Rel._ Alllsmr Murray, Mlhlslch
Cairns of Frcetown. both addresses ' _ , _
”'*"‘- were ._.,,l.l, lntnlhsllnl, and were treatment there twas learned that :ix g'_h§‘;gl1n:lblyheL°;ir5haaf§e
The mam’ “lends °f ML 'nm If . J very little hope for his recovery ' ex ' `
Murray of Fernwood will regret t0 E llllucllq f,x:lJl?lC0[; -au'brA.lvcry.lIjs1c;; was expected, and a few days later ”'dd’e5s give" by the RW' T' R".
war that his oonciiton remains lgs(_fl‘t"llC Nils llmlll( lls breath slowlysank until the end Gmldge' was the mst verse of the C
quits scrious,litt1c hops using held fl’n`;l` llo§‘_s°l’l‘l ‘llllg dsl, "Sf lfofll came The lemllhs Wm oohveled sixth chapter of thc hook or Amos. oldest dsughtcr or Mr. and Mrs.
‘ ~ C ' ' The Sundn School was held at G.
for his recove‘l;y.___ who were so successful ln hllsslng to Mt. Stewart on March ist VJ l 2 pl m_ will 55 ln attendance. P
the “Tenipcrance Exan1il~.a*lons", ftmin and °n arrival was taken to Th. l,l l l l th N H M lal
The following is the standing of ll, vm (Rc l A_llb _d the Ullllcd church to he vlswed s sunday sc oo, as in many tranng at e _ _ emor
Ehlslhld School lol, the months on 6 - -- V» 101 il' ~ by “lends and relatlves and than other schools. there is a conSPic- H
bs n of the older eople a
December and Januaryz- _ l b th l' C _ “W5 3 9 '39 P
Grade X-1. Genevieve Kell - 2. Thu" many friends' Wm be sorry md to res in le giopeill (;l:l:_ of the church. sometimes there are .p
In M efnoriarn   ral Parish)-Services at Nllle Mile
C
at
The members cl the Ulllled Of Cfflllllull 1\I'Sll Wood llavinil Angel ol Death vllllled the Pnnce tended. The scrlpturereadingswere
fi' 1 t . :‘ l ' I. 3 ' . ~ .
Young Peoples Soclety ol me Com llllelinssccn hcl o r lome iuol ‘Edward Island Hoslllnll chooslnglfrom the book ofkliimos, Clha;;lB6.
irevilie Bvdeqlie United Church. V ' ' for its victim Norman Bruce; little ‘md from St' Mar 5 Gospe’ ° P
y» _ _ ,
t° If-‘am ‘if nw mlm” °f Mary' tml Rev M K am scarcely enough grown-ups to that school I-Ier many friends wish
na Smith; 3. Mary Croken and Y V cl ll ll hh 5 l at the gl-ave_
Florence Mayne. the little tho ycar old daughter ol T‘l‘1‘;emll ebeigrsewere Earl _lay take charge of the classes. How- h
k Mr. and Mrs. George Mayllcw of ' ever' the wonk ls nroglesslhg fav..
Grade IX--l. Margaret Cro en; . _ .
' Kmkma' and Ted Jay ' orably, and should be appreciated
Anna MacMahorn and Elslel - Roses wlll glow and bloom on 5
llllayhel 3_ Thelma Jones l » ""’°°_‘ tree lby the parents of the children, and
Grade VIII-1. Mary Devine; 2. Wqllgg Toijgerlrienlfhcoéllbflrs' Bit? But tllls lllllc hlld_ Norlnhh Brncellhvw better can Parents show rp- lil
Innis Maclilnteezfi. WenclallMayne. qui; “All llemleél lf; lllfrlmr lmllscshc wlll bloom Wlnl ,l,hee_ lpreciation than by attending the a
Grade vI_1' Emb E' Sinnott' has been seriouslv lllt ivlth ¢pn°u- We may Wondw Why we mst wr
and Gladys cmken; 2' Wallace mania at the hospital in Boston, Joy
Camefvn; 3- I-01'fl11¥1¢ H\1Zh@S~ Mass _B Vifhen our great Master called our
Grade V-1. Hilda Moynagh; 2. ` ' baby b0y_
Claud Cl°'Wi 3~ Phi! Cf0k9“~ _*Wi* Awnyl away far to Heaven blest
Gracie IV'-1. Hilary Moynagh 0 Glhclnus GOd_ Thou lmowest
and Raymond White; 3. Maurice 'Ol ' “_ bbslh
clmll Signs of Sprint, . _ ll
Grads su-I. Kathleen White; 2. -'- Mhs_ CATHERINE Mommy i - » '
Msnon Mhcgnleel 3_ Gerald Allen Cartel. & cn Ltd" seed catalogue There passed away on February confined to her betad early in sep: l and friends of the contracting
Grade II-1. Betty Jones; 2. for 1933 is now being distributed 'nhl at Peake; station, one of our tember last' by 5 S r°ke’1sal prilll 5
Pauline Mnbon. to the many customers throughoutloldsst, ,md most hlghly resnebled Zgrlllh grltfgehsilrcnlesler. but s s tu
._1. -id c t; th Pi ' , - . . “° - ..
Grade I A Llyo Mac our e ovlncc and also on thi. lhsldents, _Mrs. Catherine Mooney, and Wore B vell ol, tulle lacel The
h
gre
BU
The
Eye
Complex and intricate in
its structure and functions, is
worthy of the best possible
care that can be given it.
lf your eyes are troubling
you. do not be so unwise as
to neglect them.
An examination wlll un.
cover the cause of the trnnhle
and glasses will probably
completely relieve lt.
G. F. HIITDIIESDN
OUR THREE Violators of the Nova Scotia Liquor  _
SPECIALTIES control Act outsh-ippca all othcr l _ S
WA-TCHES, RINGS thc Iisllrsx county ich in Ioan, thc Nlllvl plllg
EYE GLASSES
nutsslishca is-to
E. W. TAYLOR
lu nlchmoml street
__ ,Q__
cign seed houses for seeds that
co:I`=;‘.llf‘d vl'iill_
Pricrs of ilic Seeds ll:i:lrIl<'d by
this firm are considerably, lower
ln prnciirally everything than Inst
year. Car|r\r's tested seeds are sold
by upivards to two hundred reliable
merchants on P. E. Ifsliind, and
Seed sllppliml to i.iic.=.e firms are
gllarallteml to be equal in every
respect to that suit! at llcad quar-
ters, Charloi.tct<>wu.
For Market Garclners, and those
wishing: to plant some oi' thc
Early Spring variciirs, we may say
the Seeds are all ready for d‘.~,'trl-
fbutinn ui; our Sr-r-.i~.iolr», T244 coz-
ner Qui".'n and Do1'cI1'.:.!r‘r Sis.
...telcos .mu Headaches and lizzy Spells
lerm ll lad Dollilion
llllllr. Noll oruwfchi, Imaam, out., wfh,,,__
il  worn In-such had condition I fclmd
possible to gin sgood mglit’s|l¢gl,_
.llglllvualsobothofoawithhclsdsshumdaissy A
I tried many diferent rmudis,
HALIFAX, March 6. - (C.P.) -
offenders in numbers ilnprisoned in
annual report of tllc jailor reveals.
Onc out of every six persons housed
in jail last year had been convicted
of breaking the provisions of the
Act. They totalled I09 out of 877
rites at the grave. Her nelghborslmllmll, Hhlllhl. ls exnecllhlll 
turned out in large number to ac- 1 tollh class “lends ln lllhl, wllh nhl, are
~ pe with h t
°°mp““y her remain’ t° Bi" Cum' K Murray Harbor players abbut Feb. a and coat to match'
bcrifs Church where she was laid I 25lll_ ll lee condlhlons hold good
in the family plot. The p all bear- ' ml. slnlllng___P_
'crs were Rupert Mclnnis, John
Gormley, Paul McLaughlin, Daniel pollen Sel.ge,,lnb_ll-s ll case _Ol
Grant, Joseph Gormley and Fran- lhrceny' 'lm-t “_ sn.-l
cis Trainer.
Four sons and one daughter sur- Realm you see' I wld lllnl lo tulle
Vive her' J°h“ °" we °ld mme' something warm immediately, and
stead, Harry and Patrick, Boston,
and Edward in Virginia and Mrs.
Danicl Byrne, Boston, May her soul
rest in peace.
(Patriot please copy)
ter 23. beg‘nninff At the 13th verse
h-ld a yt-ry enjoyable, Valentine A sllncllll sprvlcc ‘vhs llcln ln llw SDH 0! MT. and Mrs. Norman Blrt. H , el~ct dsl me “_ H
mcial evening last Wednesday, at ' " `_ ` _ l  of peak,-,5_ The lime chlld had YITITYS 5 " 0 mm
Umm Chuwh at Bedequt as ' ' its ith ary' and chvif S@1°‘¢“°“5 The cllultcncs.-on March Izth the
school Wltn the- chlldrelh Kenzie, Glen Valley, on the even-
ing of Wednesday, March lst, when `
little his daughter, Miss Catherine Mc-
lgllllllzhtel-_ Llllhm l-_‘_<,l,~s¢_ of Ulgg, _ Kenzle was united in marriage with
with ' Mr. Norman A. McDonald also of
M‘rs. S. W. Hugh of Murray Glen Valley. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. R. Hensley Stavert,
_...___ MA.. B.D., in the presence of a
umher of the immediate relatives
Mrs. M. MuLe0d and
visited over the week end
:n
if*
bor.
Mrs Richard Beck who has
2 Helen Croken and Earl c`/.\v. Mainland. Copies of Carters Seed “god 37 years. she was the widow
Grade I B-1. Dorothy Jones: 2. Catalogue travel. as far as the of me late John Mooney of this Already mme planning is being wedding march was beaumuny ren'
don in connection with work for d
H Idnuii. Pill t, iclll I . _ - °
”° y “° ° cm W" Va y "° °"“°’ Pm” Wm me d°°°“°d her- ‘°m° tho was fishing scusoh which will tcschcr ut Bniaslhahc. 'rho bride
residents of this Province who know years and was a daughter of the _ |
The many lllehds of Mlsl Collh the qwlllly ol the seeds lmmllcd by late Palrlck McMahon ol Cmrl0lte_ open about May lstlll buttlllt is sigllld glas atilslnixllsd lby Dlscr sister Miss
Reeves of South Freetovvn, will re- this firm. There ls really no reason town. _:Zcl;hio;1sg:;n;i;onaale ailytrlflng ll ary c em e' aconess' while
t to hear of her recent illness. 11,1 dl _ ,_-1 l
gre W 1 cv” for Sen ng away to for carleecigssllflswgioliltlfllrgelrgvlllxlflliglfi;;_ but encouraging ths year. It is Daniel McKenzie brother of the
The many friends Of MIS. SLHII' can bc procured right here at ents when three years of age She
' d
ley Murray of Centreville Bedelluc home, and at as low if not lower was married 64 years ago and lived nelfgfllof mils l;T;dll;(lTt;c?;ll5§°‘;l 3
will be pleased to hear that she is prices. ull her life since on the homestead gl: ` 0? ollllxllcoi
much- l'8Sf»0l'€‘d 30 hm”-h 9-Clam. Then the cllstomcr has this add- where she dlcd. e poo ___' After th
Bftel’ 1161' 1'¢¢¢“f' 5e1`1°“S m“°55~ cd protection that all the Seeds A kindly. industrious, charitable Good “pen an slmllng ls agllln e e ceremony was wer the
handled b Carter & C ., Lui., woman, she was greatly respected, ' `
Mr. and MVB- H9-Tfy Callaghan of 3 not only` tested in Eng(land whiz by all the community where she bcmg enjoyed by the skaters in pared supper which was t’h°r°“gh'
orth Wiltshire were week end vis- most of their Seeds come from be- had lived so many years.  sgmhggrllifllle Lhllxalltf 0
Mrs 111 F°mW°°d- fore having that cu-u.ti-y, rut arc She lived to sw great ohahsvsl ' ~
Mrs. Howard Schummn Ol cemlalso sullllcl ll) llmlhcr lcsll slum. lmmt me only ploneer condllllms l lasted in. and more stil anticinat honor to the newly married couple.
--*-i-_“W "“`_"*”' at Ottawa. or Sackvillc, N. B, at and her passing sevurs another of on the alterllooh of Fehmhly
the Doparuhcht or Agriculture for those connecting links with those mb, ll nllhlbsl. of the Mllmly Hal..
purity 1-_~‘.d gm-n-iliaiioli. times. She remained active and! hm, yollllll meh' lllclllhllhll those
If you luifc not rccclvecl A copy alert until a few days before her ’ whh.nl_c lllllylllll hllls season’ lll0l_
5 i'h"h` S"d c‘““l°@`*‘f ‘U99 9' i death' cred to conbcst in a game with the
post ctlrd, or apply for n copy at. A devout Catholic, she was at- players ol Vlhwllh Clhslh The
H cithci- thc n<.slcsloi~s or scodstore, waded in her short illness by her game was ,, good ohh and was en-
and your request will be cheerfully B00d PGSWF RW- I- R» A- MCDOMW ll-,yed by nll_ The 50°,-e 2 goals ln
\vho also performed thc last solemn l-Mol. ol, Vlcthrla Cross llll ell
reported that some men who have b
_ thc ad. age. _
Doctor-Er-not exactly, Scr-
as he went out he took my over-
coat.
"Publicity Pays." The sdagc of
.ii.!\RT
”°*906mi-ogive mcmuchrs
iailm Milbn
’° hardly scit.§".'°ts1f°‘c§.f...°{,‘."
my condition."
$51*
grit
an
(Student)
o , . . -
rt was president of her class and
resident of the "Inter Nos” Club of
er _success -
uiet but pretty wedding took place
srtles. The bride who was given
way by her father was very pret-
astefully arranged arch of ever-
ly enjoyed by all. Quite a number
Saturday, March ll. 8276 3-7 tt 21
MURRAY RIVER. SERVICES-
Preaching service in the' Murray
River Hall Sunday March 12th an
7. Louis Harris.
- DIPIITIIEBIA Immunlzing Clinic
at Prince street School, Friday.
March 10th at 3.15 P. M. for child-
ren 6 nlollths to 14 years.
8301-3-9-21.
WOOD ISLANDS PRESBYTER-
IAN CIIURCII-On~MaI'ch 12th the
lususl fortnightly service will be
. held at 3 p. m. Rev. Allister Murray
Minister.
TIIE TRUSTEES of thc Protest-
:mt Orphanage gratefully acknow-
ledge receipt of $5.00 from Kildare
Cape Institute. per Lottie Seakes,
also $5.00, Lakeview W. I., per Mar-
jorie Cameron. 8313-3-9-li
NIEW LONDON GROUP.-PI'cs-
bylcrlan Church in Canada, servic-
es on Sunday, March 12th, will be
i as follows: 11.00 a. In. Long River;
i t-nh-_
(`llURCl“I OF SCOTl.,'\l\'f) (Cent-
Crerk Friday. March 10th at 'l P. M.
Can-lc Covc, March lith at 'I P. M.
luzrch Hill, Sabbath, March 12th
li L M. Peoples Chhseli. Char-
ttoiown, at 'l P. M. J. E. Lamont.
cAl.I-:noNIA AND i~.IUItn'Av
Anlsoult I>_nEsnx"rr:ItIAN
ervices will be as follows: Gaelic
10.30 a. m. English at 11 a. m.
nd 'I p.lin. C. E. on Thursdays at
30. The next service at Murray
COMPLETED THREE - \iEARS
OURSE.-Miss Helen R. Stewart,
A. Stewart of French River,
. E. I. has completed her 3 years'
spital Concord, N H Miss Stew
MeDONALD-McKENZIE-A very
the home of Mr. Charles Mc-
y gowned in white bridal satin
ered by Miss Jeanette McDougall
e groom was supported by Mr.
ride. During the ceremony the
rldal party stood under a very
ens and pink and whitsroses.
sts sat down to a daintlly pre
f charivarlers assembled to do
-'7Fr_'»}.
ii~.~l
4_9-
Women wlio cook Electrically nov"
have to cut pleasant afternoons short be-
csuse they mint get llama and get din.
*W* TINY “ll enjoy themselves com-
pletely.  tlidr absence dinner is cook-
ll!-deliciously. The automatic oontmli
of sn Electric Rangemessine cooking
time and heat more accurately than the
most careful housewife. Yet this is only
part of tlie story of Electric cooking. Let
us, or your dealer. tell you more today.
hi:.`  .- ‘ `,.‘.\».. C:-~.
‘ `~““ . .. 
Maritime Electric Company, Ltd
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Presbytery Meeting
'I'he Presbytery of Prince Edward
Island met in regular quarterly
session at li a.m_ on Tuesday,
March 7th, in Zion Ghurch Hall
and was opened in due form by the
moderator, Rev. Allister Murray.
Those present were Rev. Allister
Murray, moderator. Rev. R.. Hens-
ley Stavert, clerk, Rev. Chns. J. Bt.
Clair Jeans, Rev. Fred Williamson,
Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, Rev. D.
L. Griffiths, Rev. J. A. Pritchard
and Messrs. Thos. W. Morrison, R.
G. McLaren, A. W. Stewart, Angus
McLean, A. A. McDonald.
The clerk read a letter from Rev.
R.. Moorhead Legate requesting him
to present to the'Presbytery his
apologies for his absence. Circum-
stances prcvented him from at-
-tending. -
Others present not members of
the court were Rev. M. E. Gen e,
D. D., and Messrs. Geddle Douglia,
A. A. McNeill, James Jardine,
Elders, and Messrs. John Anderson
and Talmage Foster, representative
lsymen_
The minutes of the last regular
quarterly meeting were adopted as
also were the minutes of the two
special meetings. l
Rev. J. A. Pritchard, who was re-
cently lnducted into the pastoral
charge of Marshfield, Mt. Stewart,
etc., was introduced to the court by
Rev. G. Carlyle Webster and was
heartily welcomed by the moder-.
ator, Rev. Allister Murray, on be-
half of the Presbytery. 'I‘he cor-
respondence was then dealt with.
The application of James Mc-
Gowan, Klimuir, for work in the
home mission field during the com-
ing summer months was dealt with.
Mr. McGowan was recommended
to the General Board of Missions
in Toronto for work, under its care.
The application of Lewis C. Mills
of Kingston Bible College for work
in the home mission field for the
coming summer was handed over
to the Presbytery‘s home mission
committee to deal with and to
issue. ' ‘
Rev. Chas. R. Ashdown, Blythe,
Ont., requested that his name be
transferred from the Roll of the
Presbyb.-ry of Prince Edward Island
to the Roll of the Prcsbytery of
Huron, The request was granted.
For a whil
llldeolls wh; tllllzy c'l';*;‘;n;h;l“l;:l‘l; nov. chss. J. st. clsir Jeans.
and me blowlng ol hams and alan convener of the Presbytery, pre.
with the rest of their antics theg sented me report on the Budget' ’
lmlmced the groom Alter hlwlny The glvings of the various congre-
rccelved B gcnerolls treat the; gations to the Budget this year
Wendell than B h are in quite It number of cases
ve E Sh"
Committee, reported for Home
. ui __ l .A-l. _, -._-l.. ,
Quniyou...
IH \ W\\
' pointed commissioners to the Gen-
, plete, f
Missions. _
The convener first took up sev-
eral financial problems which
came under the care of this com-
mittee. The applicatlons for the
several augmentations grants were
then dealt with and sent on to
Toronto where they will come be-
fore the meeting of the Central
Board of Missions held there the
last week in March.
Splendid reports were given of
the work being done by Rev. M. E.
Genge. D. D., in Tryon and Brad-
albane. It is hoped that Dr. Gangs
can be persuaded to carry on the
work in this important field for a
long time yet.
Rev. R.. Moorhead Legste, B. D.,
and Rev. Alex. R.. Gibson were sp-
eral Assembly which-is to meet in
Peterboro, Ont., June 6-18, with
Rev. J. Keir Fraser, D. D., and R/ev.
R.. Hensley Stavert, M. A., B. D.,
as alternates.
The elders appointed were
Messrs. S. M. Hicks and Earl Fos-
ter, with Messrs. A. W. Stewart and
Geddle Douglas as altemates.
Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, conven-
er of the Presbytery Committee on
Statistics, presented the Statistical
and Financial Report. As li. number
of the congregations had not yet
sent in their reports the report
given by the convener had of I7!-
cessity tn be more or less incom-
The reports from some of the
congregations were very encourag-
ing indeed while others were not lo
good. But even in the face of these
days of depression there was much
to give encouragement to the
workers In the different depart-
ments of church work. The conven-
er will be able to give the complete
l'¢P°rt at the meetinl to be held in
May.
The report on _Sunday Schools
and Young People's work will also
11° Sivan in full at the May meet-
ing. Rev. Fred Williamson, conven-
cr of the Prasbyteryh Committee
on Sunday Schools and Young Peo-
ple‘s Work, was requested to get in
touch with Rev. W. M. Kannawln,
D. D., and make at least ten-
tatlve arrangements regarding his
PUBLIC FORUM "
This column In open for the
dlselllllon hy correspondent:
nl qnantlnnl of Interns. 'Ihr
Charlottetown Dnnrdlnn does
_ noi nscunrlly ondorle the
oplnlnnn of correspondents,
________.1-1-_
(Continued from Page 4
._...._X-----
vsned next week to deal with thi
situation which looks serious. Thi
bears out what we have slread,
stated that the people are losim
confidence in the banks; and ara
withdrawing their deposits which, ii
ls stated, amounts to the enormow
sum of 40,000 millkinl.
If we write you again it will bi
on the debt situation and prices ol
commodities here as compared witl
prices "at home." As spring ls ni
hand we will soon move to othel
places seeking further information
as to conditions in the rural sse-
tlons. and then "home again." whim
weather and roads permit. We may
just say that after all our “wander-
ings" over this Continent and sec-
lng what we have seen and heard
and “read” we are more than ever %
convinced that there is no better.
spot in all America. than our own
“fair little Island down by the Sea'
and there is certainly no better
people than our “sin folk all home."
I am, Sir, etc.
H. D. McEWEN
New York, March 1, 1933.
.ll-._
fer the Summer school.
It was agreed that the commit-
tee appointed for Presbyterlsl vis-
itation should arrange for the said
visitation in the early summer.
Rev. J. H. Douglas, recently of
oslcdon Inst, ont., was sppoiht-
ed to the congregation of Murray
Harbor North and Peters Road for
s pcrlod_ of six months from the
date of his arrival on P. E. Island.
Altar n short discussion over
some more or less local matters the
Presbytcry adjourned to meet at
the call of the moderator and clerk
of which public intimation was B1\'~ _
an and the meeting was closedti
with the benedlctlon by the mori-
erator, Rev. Allister Murray.
coming to Prince Edward Island
(Patriot please copy.)
ace. The begullllul °:;w°l'l;l|l; somewhat less than last year. Zion     e
d is one of the successful farmers
Ch h,
presents tesuned t° "h° p°P“l°mY sligllrifly ovefhlllottfiltloozgtion 
of tl ' - ~
golnésaiclilnlngsulsollpli.'°;I'h;e;1;;i:l5 lltlflalpeque and North Rustico gave
e exact amount asked of them.
All of the other congregation were
MI. d M ,
ln Gl; vllrl°;e;\'I;’vfl)l::_‘l?l;l|llW’l;lIfI**;;d° somewhat below the amounts
al ’~ C U' allocated to them. Considering the
trying times through which we are
' t
of that community The Guardian l l
lollls ln wlshlng them many years DH-SS H8 was feltsthat the most
FRESH TODAY
IIADDOCK
HADDOCK FILLETS
_ SALMON
BMELTS i
KIPPEBS t
SCALLOPS
BRINE
snoxsn mncrs
FINNAN IIAnnII:
FINNAN m.I.c'I~s
mom' Iicnluwo
nonlltnss con
r.AsIzAnoa uunnmo
Imozcn
h of the congregations had done re- » MAUKEBEL AND HADDQUK |r||,Lg1-5
PERSONALS
Miss Kathleen Profltt and Ming
Campbell city, spent the
Rev. G. Carlyle Webster, conven-
er of the Presbytery Home Mission
.Alma , - _
K
glee end in Orwell, the guests of   
Of alloy wedded bli .
55 markably well. . |1153 STEAKS
. HALIBUT Z0c lb-
eir aunt Mrssiswiencs MacLeod. no' la End ,mm wml   _
Messrs. Peter Brodie and Pope ssl". ol, ohm” °‘"'   
° in H19 City they, are the
esta of Mr. and Mrs. I-I. Hender-
Llquon czualtons . cooks, York, sro Among tho” al- '
- tone
I ` whu
' ml
SUB
S- Leonhardt! ,prescription-BEM.
Mhins. bleeding or protruding
'lmckly even in old. stubbom cues.
ation for appendlcltls lu the 0|” 01 piles. Only I-il internal medicine
-»»~ M-ds. ch ot. it 1- a°::.:.i.;:.:. th'-..';':.'..“:::: it such-it ssc sc..
. ll 1
srutllvins to I-onormhst ths om- sta.. unc A ,,,,,,,,
stion was suoouuui sua that the “E“`R°1D"'§l'iml llith glial-:A22 f “lease Ph°n° E°flY°
ls _ Iersnrsasslsnnnlg-ug... _
Dr oriers , llniamim. lll8Dnbb&I'.llurs0s.lAl,lll,‘¢lmll"loln',,sll_ lgllirilililnsy hitbgggghuabnwmn
f up
U18 the Farmers’ Meetings. R Wk'-‘S Only one bottle of Dr. J. _ V   LB-
nomto provs how casyitistoena COTTAGE ROLLS`(Ou1' Own Cure)
,Fitzroy street. ' piles. 'rhls internal xemeayhctg _ 13¢ PER LB _
0 w
HEM-ROID ds .
M¢?salldml;rls0lgA(llle'nd%!A!hter °t heals and resttlllfecsctlls  ~    `
. . , arlotte- and drives out the thick impure   ._
town Royalty, underwent an opcr. blood in the lower bowel-the cause ' LB'
._  ».- ~,-»--,mL*___1h_` ‘ ' ' __ _“_  _ Y 
Jb*