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THE cHAaLor'l‘u'rowN GUARDIAN g l ,
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iillliliili “VER FINAL STANIJINE Go Bi Bw, A, GEO. VIALKERS W_ 6_7. ,,Mee,s
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. . I £3?   =‘f’51 : 'f__".~<~.~. - f  ' .._r..r- 'iff'
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i I mg; col. D. A. MacKinnon. oil
Clwrlottewwnl in the Pllblill BR!-
(Camdlau 1":-eu)
ng one fine S\\“d“~V m°mi”3 The final major league standing: fax country academy athletes.
Tlilen the Exhibition was in pro-
ress ge was me only Islander I
:ln 'that I knew, but there were
second generation chaps.
filers, _
fnnstly all interested in horses and ‘Philadelphia ._
mee racing- And °i °°“i`8¢ iii” ,New York 
COL hlought up old times over washlhgloh ___
mere. I asked him Hiwiii ihe lime cleveland 
racing and hw hii *°°i< the 1°” st. Louis 
of the :ace ih Which his ii°“°- Boston 
homing in at least a length ahead Detroit 
pi the next one, lost the race. He gnlcngo 
felt a bit sore. and as I had seen
me picture ln the paper showing
his horse a clear length ahead I
tried t0 cons0le him a bit by say-
ing that perhaps this Wes B hw st. Louis
rule in the game, "thc last shall New Ynl-k
be first and the first shall be last." Cngnago
say, he said, you are not writing Brooklyn
much now in that “I. C. R." col- plgfgbmgn
“mn of yours about thc Island. Of pl-nlndelphl
course I made some kind of an Boston _
excuse. I don’t know, I said i'f it cincinnati
Le appreciated over there or not
Appreclated, he exclaimed, why we
ln-St opportunity. Ever take an in-
terest in horses? he asked. Well, I
replied, once upon a time I owned
it was a. present giV¢ii me by B
friend from the country. It was a  
KICKS BACK
RENO, Nev., Sept. 21. 'U.P.)---»
great big horse, dark grey. I was
a small kid, I explained. The own-
er had been at the fair on Gallows
1-Iill at the head of Gres/t George
to Dowule's stables on Grafton duced a measure in the 1931 sessio
street. How he came to be so gen- of tho Nevada state legislatur
erous was that the horse had what purely in jest, fixing a maxim
they call the elephant leg. One of of $35 as attom¢y’s fees in uncon-
lts legs was the size of a stove pipe tested divorce actions, he star
all the way down to the hoof. I something that has not yet stop-
got a. piece of rope and made an ped.
Man el-sons all over the not
y p d ment for a Provincial Order was A poor laboring man' wmwul utions where he li ng message 1?; ‘ Fall' TlCkeiS i
Y
improvised bridle and reins and ‘
proudly mounted my steed. Then ion believed the bill was passe
I started up Grafton street, riding and is the law today. Attol-ne
bareback. The horse would lift the have been “"“°Y9d by that 3°
k
great leg with great care and sol- ever since.
When a lawyer quotes his fee
emnity and I felt like a conquer-
ing nero coming borne from the of $200 or sv. he is very apt io r
wars John stumbles was standing ceive a very indignant reply th
in the door of his sadlery smoking
came deeply interested. He asked
me where I got the horse and all
AMERICAN LEAGUE
P.C|
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.57
.520
32333
.377
Abegweit rugbyists will hold pra
one. You don’t say B0. he reiiiitfi- tice at Victoria Park this evenin
Was it a trotter? Well, I explained. at 5 ;,'¢10¢1¢_
amassed a total of 34 points to cap-
ture ths Dalhousie University bowl
in the Maritime Provinces inter-
Loet P.C. scholastic track and field champion-
.704 ships held at Btudley campus, Dul-
_g14 housie University yesterday. Col-
,597 chester County Academy. 'I‘nu'0 WM
5,05 second and Lunenburg Academy
_nm third.
_403 Five new records were established.
_395 while new marks were put up for
_S58 two events, the Javelin and discus,
added to the program this WN-
Frank Nicks, 17 years old captain of
the Halifax Academy team was the
outstanding performer, compiling a.
I total of 14% points to lead R. Men-
2 , tis, colored boy from Truro by three
545 points for individual honors. Nicks
stepped the iurlong in 23 2-5 sec-
lm onds and the 440 yard run in 53%
lag to hang up new records. _
‘I6 "vvu.l.uuu 'rabu' snot wrap"
Bike Race ‘At Hali-
plaoe from C. B. Hughes. of Windsor, l
by five seconds. after driving Side ‘me imbuc ‘“i“d`
bind' tm, pmctlmlly all lhe wah l The Unions are endeavoring
Mllsonrs time was eight minutes
ii
eiibeiid “Sd i“°"§“°"° main “'°rkil Detroit Falcons:-Alex Connell,
and thirty seconds better than the mai “bs "9"" 5 “Sen B Y n°°`. Hee. Kilrea, Danny Cox and Alexl _
Durlilg the nwllllam Tell., acl ol lormer record ln 1923 held by emary to the welfare of all people, Smllh. _
"Two Gun Rlx" given before hun- George Walker, of Charlottetown. il ‘
, Ui' this Vi"i“°~ d megan, Sid Howe.
e, ‘
e
05'- ii' 3° I dmded there ‘md then i dreds of spectators at Coney Beach, I Le d S 1
that I would write some more thel Porthcawl Wales Rlx lmlllgnmly Mrs. Nei Mc o , ummers
snot his eiabceen-'yen--old daughter. Feeble Oid Man - ll is fi’ °°““““° “S edit" °' ih D‘Arcv Coulson-
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and the W. G. T. U- is an advoca
be r les had been snot Ald€d Children While Riiihmi Tidings ¢°i“mn» f°i' New Yin-ll :ranger-=-alia Barton.
A num r 0 app
~ on the glrrs need, and ber iatlier ____ ,S   3i’ii°i“i "ga" °i me nib Mllks, Bud Jarvis.
K _had aimed at a cigarette in her DETROIT' sent 31, (U_p.)._ d
mouth when she 'screamed and col- grey hall-ed' feeble old gehtlemani Mm M“°Fi“`i°“e “f Be e°“°
llhhsem Mlmy won-len onlongm from ohlo wandered thlmlgh the to continue as Supt. of Temperanc Lowry*
inintecintne confusion tnatfounw- chln,-en~, Hospital of Mienlgnn Wvrk in Sunday schools. and of onn,dienn.._N0ne_ _
ed. When the girl recovered con- the other dam hls eyes llghllhg “hi Scierlthic Temperance.
S0l0uS\”i¢SS Bile liiiickiiy Wiiliiied to E0 wlgn plenum an ne nom-1 the mod- MiSS 7ilim“i`i» Um”i°i°“» is i° ii°“‘ yet been disposed of; Wilfred Cude.
on with the show. She was not em devlces lm. aldlhg and lreallllg iinue as Contest manager. '
dangerously wounded, the bullet lh mhlmell ¢hlldl.ell_ ~_ l Tfaveiiefs Aid 5iiP°i`i“ii°iid°iii"' Boulgeault Art Smith and A
street and he sent the horse down When Speaker Doug Tandy intro- having entered the eyes without la was Qulhcy shlhh, ol Clhclh_ Miss Emma White. Qu€9Il'S County. Gagn¢_ All the players are all
‘ ' ii d
um
ted
n touching the optic nerve or penet- mllh 84_ HR looked wllh lllsllllable? Mrs. Larkin, Prince County., Ti
e. 1 rating the brain. rld 0 th mhdem bulldlhgs anal lnzs’ Sulii-. Mrs. Frank Deacon of delphia, and should these cities oli-
scleitul; cfm lm ln the Unllell, Fre¢t0Wn WHS i1PD°iiii»€d t0 Siillff' erate their franchises ol' sell them
ST. ANDREWS WANTS hmm he rohahly has spent more; vise increased subscriptions
T0 CHARGE D l l led chlldreh. "White Ribbon Tidings' ‘in P. E. I. ed_ ‘
time fighting or crpv l l t t
1- than any other person. Each Cmmy is t° appn n 1 5°
I t n lite the '
Bt. ' Andrews, Scotland, famous slubws uphlll “sbt lor l.lelm.m__ Evangelistic Sup. w o vs Farmers Bu
- home of golf, will apply to Parlia- ed elllldnm began ln lllwl when he; prisons, hospitals anld other lnstlt-l' _ _y
t v
s to enable it to impose charges at sunlclent mm” to purchase B “ll Christian love is carried by one w
the 1933 Open Golf Championship brace lol, hls daughter' Clara' sul ‘ enters sympathetlcaily. 1 t
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and other leading golfing events. ml g wlth cuwatme of the splne_, Mrs. F. E. Boothroyd was ap n N PHJLADHIPHIA O S b
Some time ago the Championship .llylhen I could not buy tha brace" ed to prepare resolutions. EW ‘ ' ep '
e- Committee of the Royal and Arlcl- I cmvused the hosplms lm, aldyl Refreshments were served the of-
ng ent Golf Club informed the St. An Stubbs “ld "hut than was hone ilcers from out of town by the four,
. ' I _
he has 11° i'iBi'it i° Uiiaiie Wim 5- dl?" 5hT°w': Cghufwn thalimglumx coming. There were no 'provisionslfxecuiwe Officers from Ch“1°tte
e church warden pipe and he be- fee when the law Pmvifies ii mei- 5° ° “mp °“ P’ °°“ ° Y for poor oblluren. I gum the i-lon 0""-
lmum of $35_ held at St. Andrews. The admission were taken care 0,' ,but the poorl Mrs. Thompson graciously brough
Once or twice, such misiniorm- i'i'ii7fi€)' is to be v=vl"\-A by mi had to shut lol. themselves: . ,the meeting to a close with he p-
mmitte f th ful su estions to her band of help-
tnst and then a nappy thought “iight 11;: °l°°°mPii-T4 ‘iil’;ii;°“ ;‘;‘;‘;‘li“;;;“ii;n;;nt Cm; 0*; sue; It was then stnbbs began ilhers U5
in-uelr mm.weitanunnte.he said. “S B- °P°°°“‘° "ew “ie ' camlwlsn for children* aid ii '
other body as may have control for l Mention of the courtesy of t
wn _M .
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The first meeting of the newly ____
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NEW YORK. N. Y-, Sept. 27- HALIFAX, N. B.. ECDL Tl.-Hhiij
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MONTREAL Qiié. sept. 27.-'rhd  ff-2#   j 1 . -, -2.2 =i°-'s;7,?_.,t‘,;,f:;v:r"§;¢f¢gvv§ -'=_-_fl
lv l‘I‘empers-nee Union was held on the mn :btw ’ se no B d ’ lf# -if _ 1   -- __ ‘J 4
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_ _ _ _ A ‘L egggoiazlles pmrlor ol Heart” Philadelphia Quakers were suspend-
EXCltlllg` Fll\lBh t0 ll- ,Mmoml Hall Charlottetown’ wlmi ed for one year at least and their
nual Forty-five Mile "..- ned attendance or onlne.. Pi°i'°" ‘i“"ii’“i°‘i “'“°”¥ ii” "°'
l The Pmvlnclal Presldml Mm W_ maining eight teams of the League. J
d in accordance with the strength of .
_ A. Thomson. was in the chair, an l
fax' at 2.30 opened the meeting with me” clubs u mmcuwd by mt.
‘Track Records ’ NewExecutive  E’ F
year’s campaign. at ai meeting of
ir; to be weaker last year were given
‘ Len Grosvenor, Wally Kiiree. and
"°. Allan shields. I
ie i Toronto Maple Leafs :-Frank Fin-
Montreal Msroonsr-Harold Starr,
» Boston Bruins:-Bill Touhey.
is Chicago Black Hawks: - Jerry
e
The following players have not
Alex. McKinnon, Eric Pettinger, Leo.
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‘ the property of Ottawa and Phila-
i'° next year the players will be recall-
With Wheat
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(Canadian Press) 7m;\;;;°%fw:l;c;r:lE;alaxnnunl key League which lasted all day~ The
HALIFAX, NS., Bept. 27.-Chair l ¢,¢n-l se l yesterday and ended early this
' _.Mn (hldi Vic aon p.
m up t nw moi; oufiststwo hciiili iim: 23°* e n imiimingzh l nt ri dnl 1
and six seconds for o nce, l ‘ 01” Y-sl slime Mi G 0 01'
Milsom, of Halifax, yesterday won l At;;n?:\';;°;;“th;°‘:1°l:;'ec‘;'“; 3:: each of the eight clubs during the)
me “nual forty-uve mne bicycle ned for among the school children. coming Seas” was “opted md sew
race, Windsor to Halifax, finishing ,An exercise given at the Provhh eral rules were clarified and altered.
g1;~:ws;:;ng nlsuheggy ¢:hol;r;1:;§ l cm! Annum ls to be dlsmlmled The clubs which showed themselves
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Milsom to the home stl'¢iS¢h Oiiiy i0 “ying bT1°':aeill: sIs;;d“kE;°m first choice of the Ottawa. and Phil-
lose out in the last bundled yi1!`<iS~ li," 11;; ties; prmfedures to bring adelbhla Players who were distribu-
Ralph Barrett, Halifax, took third U; wOr'k or the W C T U -into te; as giilrlziwzn nc _J L b
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l first
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h the
“PEG TOP"_ has been
“PEG TOP" has always
been the first to consider
smoker -- and first to
protect its quality by
l sealing in moisture-proof
CELLOPHANE.
reason is simply that -
in quality in the 5c
for fifty years.
pleasure of the
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Leave Charlottetown 7.00 3, m,
Arrive Tormentine l0.30 a. nl. »
Arrive Sackville 11.50 a. m.
Arrive Moncton, 1.35 p. m,
"The service to Pri;-we Ed-
ward Island will connect wlthi
train No. 2 “The Maritime Ex-
27. (U,P.)-Added to the list of
iuses to which Ohio farmers can
put their wheat, an abundant crop
of which met a demoralized mark-
llet, is admission to the Tuscarawas
lcounty fair here. The sfilill hi’-S
‘assumed almost status of legiil itll-
der in many sections.
Moving picture houses, newspap-
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as he went inside. I waited and l°’iD€l'i-WS. figuring on a $35 divorce ' Ohio. It was _19 h years before his ‘ 5 el. edlwrs and gmnels have agreed
presently he returned with a bridle,
rem, mamnsale and whip The error about lhe lea the costs of the Order to be met out ls have hosplhals fm, cllppled chll_ ing.
, .
gear was soon adjusted. Go around
the block, he said, and be sure and
come back. That was a great ride.
seemed to be looking on. Proudly
1 sat up there ln the saddle. Proud-
PRINCE'S NEW BOAT SPEEDY ` -
___ , Canada the' Womerfs Christi
n
' _   ‘ , ' , baking and began sale of wheat in
Tests of me prince of wales new ‘Temper ance Union .s ready to spend
The whole populamm or the ww” speed boat showed that it responded     Bild i0 be Spelli-
satisfactorily at all speeds. The ____
ly me hum “ned lm elephant leg. craft has an airtight chamber on _WEDDING BELLS _ Al 630 COLUMBUS’ O" sept 2.l_ (U_l,_l THUNDERCLAP FATAL
of the receipts. i The Mizpah benediction was sal
dren' together. For God and Home an
a
and im" “mi “WY hav” been 1” defmym expems °t me evem' fight bore fruit Today many Slat-imess was made during tm mee to accept wheat in lieu or money.
d Recently an association of farm-
ll ers near Cincinnati started a house
to house campaign for more home
trucks which went huckster fash-
ion to the doors of homes in south-
ern Ohio cities.
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Proudlv it but it down again. n °“°h“d" ‘”m°h’””b°“°"°d’""‘k°° P- m- °” W°°i“°*d“i’- s°P"- °ii‘~ ° As s means of ebiuiuius funds with ro romce Doo. vsbua or snuuraitaavrs
seemed as though s. million kids
followed me in my journey around
great crowd was there to greet me.
Mr. stumbles unbuckled the uni-
form Ind took it into the store and
_the rope reins and bridle were
again brought` into use. Then I
started on tho march homeward. I
took my stood into the back yard
and proudly called on my family
to come and see my new possession.
They came, but they were not fill-
later I was on the horse's back
again on my way to Beers* pas-
ture, while my father followed with
an old muzzle loader. Reaching our
dismolmt and stand clear. Two
shots rang out and all my worldly
D0ssessiorls in the form of horse
flesh lay still, awaiting the arrival
of the crows. which were as plenti-
1ul out there as they were hungry.
Col. Dan listened to the story. Tell
that one, he said, it will make a
hit- And knowing the Col. was A
iiiiiii8i’Y man I turned the conver- 1
satlon into other channels.. Ever
know my old friend Col- Beete? I
asked. Dan said he never had the
Pleasure of his acquaintance. You
Sec there are so many colonels.
Weil, I said. Col. Beete lived on
Water street, on the east corner
*`°mins up from the Southport fer-
ry- I think, I said, they built a
round house on the site of his
iiiliiiic and garden. You knew Major
Pollard? I asked. Yes, he thought
he did. Col. Pollard had command
iii N0- 1 Company, Heavy Artillery
'iid I was a gunner in the same,
I informed him, glad of the oppor-
iiiiiiiy fb show that I too was a
l military mln. And Col. Dougherty?
ii°i°r°' mv time. the col. replied,
but tau us about bln. well, cal.
i’°“lh°riy was s :ine looking sol-
dier and oominanded the singin-
‘ Em and when the Marquis of
u°"t;I° 'fu ravine un mend d vis-_
B_m:Y took him over to Rustico
 where. I think. John New-
hcmwmr introducing the summer
idea. I was drafted from the
were listening in, the simple life is
iifiiiiefr into on sznuineen for
*list-‘samba roi- time nad to be
“ue S“n;”£hmm;“;gldu;l:le:} :E struction work, including factories wckhl
hand' An en for the extraction of potash and!   was first introduced in London bylmDHYi  l {,_,Au_..S "EM", ‘N THROAT
vis" t° Lieutenant Gwemor CM- d l at tions and sheds About ’ Westend beauty salons.
"ii" "“° ‘“’ "““ “eu “mt °“° “ he nuns a in ina been ronneir "'“"_ rsiebllsnnienis where beauty is, vorrrn wms mobs
_ _ hi* 3 Sqimfe in ,, _ :United Prexsi
‘”“"i5 ti’ 'md °‘ th” encmmter be into pans for the evaporation and ELKO’ Nev" gmt' 27' (UR) A manufactured and retained cperatel OI-IN. N. C.. Sept., 29 - At a l MYGATTSM WISH Sept” 26 "_ A
us dH. k nesrherere- _ _ lynn
"We" the i’W° 0"” an °n concentration of the waters from md ""5 W" mg with beehive activity and €i`ii¢ di5i““°° °i no yard’ WH” “ all ,h l had lm heall lh lhe
th ti f the . port til t the recently came upon* _ ° ln; n ii ~ H
David Laird at e me 01 the Dead Ben.. Potash Probably will \.k lm fed mm B cmwliency. Time schedules are main brought down an eagle tr; “sin on; throat when sold by me owner to __
buiidmif °! me miimd "‘w°y` be the Principal product for some .°“’“n m °' °7 tained and a patron knows that The bird was shot in e ' it l _ ll h
/“iii iii" me" me "°°“ 3"" pm' time, but other yields are expected-°‘ °°i"°°°' H’ 'pn nn °’ tr°°p”`ishe can arrive and depart at a fix- ` weighed three pounds and measur- I ch” “"‘;“i;°“'b1°'l‘;: W: i  Ml E- Di Cievfiiiiid ‘ii “W SW”
°l°'i'"Fd twelve °'°l°°k and h° md later. Astite work llrcgreasss arall- Then I SYM °i '°9°bm°h "b°“rb°n"|ed time and still treat her face and ed four feet and six inches from W” ex; d d V1: :F eintruslon Giliiif Bfiiik Cf N0" Smiiii- CHN"
he had to go to the Lord Nelson -way "om the sehlonelnmlhlough was administered. He stood upright? azure to the can and nmnuonlup to up ol wlngs_ The mm was son no ce afi>t\;1..aun8 ll nd cm_llo_ietnu-n, left Saturday for River
“iid if I “me °"°" ti’ c““‘°”‘°` the Jordan Valley probably will bei °“ hm “‘“' d°‘°°°d "mmd “nd mmi ion demands and money killed with a 12 gauge gun and it -°" the fwnt °  “ma ° l~7°iii1~ Wii"i'° he Wiii i`°i'°"° i'h°
iuwu i° we iii W iii* °iii°*= "id iennetmeted to tuiuport the onus. 'i°“ °'°" “‘°°_i°“i°”"‘° "‘° ”°““i
fell him some more. ("1. 0- R- in ..__...¢»-_..._ were i‘eP°‘l‘i>°d- In “iii iil°i'llili¥ i\°
HAIUNI Herald) llur¢l’| Lillmoll (nun hair. mm’ 03 1°' “N “'°bn"h‘
Wlisif-i“3 iiiiP°5Sibi°- Sumcient quiet wedding was solexnnized in the whlch ln pay he, lnlllnn, M155 Mn.
spa” is °“°‘"°d 1°’ me driver” ff Si- -i“m°“i EPiS“°i’“i Ui““’°i‘» P°’i dred Barr. 23. coach ai Ohio Siuie waco, Ter., sept. 21. <u.P.l- 'rne 'planting of narrow shelter-
lhe block. when I came back a almost at full length on an air cus - Hill, when Ida Alice. only daughter Uhlveullyi has Engel-ed business on Frlghtened by a lhuhdelclah dnl, bells of lam” ll.ee5_ allen lmhwh
ion' and this gives 8' low center 0! °f Mr’ and Mrs' Chnl” Maynud' ii' P¢°“ii°i' 5°°'i°- ing a. summer storm here. “Lady” as "field shelters," is being taken
gravity which also makes for slleiiff- Port Hill, and Edmund Earle, young- The young lady hh, engnbygshgd blg German pollce dog owned hy up to an lmhewlhg “lem lh s0lllh_
There is a slleciul W9=i°i"°°°1°d 51; est son of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Wil- an .mlmducllhh h,h.e_au»» lol. the G_ A_ Bone_ commltled sulclda
encer and the maximum speed mms’ Tyne vauey’ were united in beilefiii 01' °°mP“-“Y °i"'Viii3 stud” No farewell mesrages were left shelters have been already start-
about 40 miles lJ_€l‘ hour. but the the holy bonds ol mall.lm°hy_ -l-he ents V Y MW f lends contend_ ed I the district where sugar
craftis designed for cruising aswell ceremony was performed by me It-an happened In tms mammal ig  iftnwlis af] Zmdmt . n is give employment to about twenty.
as racing. The tésts wi: nézdgailli Rev. H. R. Coleman, Port Hill.ln the ml lm; .go lhele appealed ln-h She had htm hed for the nlght clalmed that the bells are eSpec_
speemboat exp” on e S presence °t the immediate relatives' the °dVi°° °°i“m“ Of ii ”°W5i’“P°" when a thunderclap caused her to ially effective some farmers claim-
ton Reservoir, Birminsham. Enl' The bride wore a dress of blue letter by B glrl wha expl.c,sed‘ t . d The 1_0 e l th t lt ould be lm osslble lb ,
und' crepe and was unattended' Amer ;9l'5°if as 9’"‘i°“5’i° and irleiids' 5:3 iiillii iiailghtiniigghorg reach tile gxiiw tile be:f-s Drofitablli) in a di'Y Work at Victoria Park and on
“_'{"”_`___'*___ i-“S iiiiliiiiiil °f the "°3i°"°i”- the °°“' Miss Bon- read the eonimunieaiion ll she tnmllled to deem. Selwyn without the protection or
ed with admiration. A few minutes 3 body guard for the governor gen- lmctlng palms proceeded to the d to to the co dum” ~ I groun so s
an wro n s o
mme than N' C' when me “sh came with" In addition some work will be
iili Y “
,em Alberta; about 175 of these
beets are extensively grown, it
the trees.
0131 Bild iii W9-5 deiiided the E“‘ home of the groom, where a sump- t l l. _ _ I I
Zilli-Per# 5ii0iiiii i'i“"'° iii* h°“°i' °“ tuous repast awaited them Later in the column' asking :lor wgileg rl; Bl'ltlSh Beauty IN FOOT SHARK “Anycom
' , in h t
acoount,.perllaus. of having thc lhe evening, to <10 1101101' to _the ;;';'°h;i‘Y 8 S 8 Parlors Thrive N E ED
sweilest uniforms. S0 y0ii See. I happy couple, the charavarlers, ar- Thmu h a mmake her loner _
rl . 8 1 '
estination I was commanded to said i>2’0udIy, I serv;d in two! alan: rlved in gala style. conductirl8` appeal-gd in the l,nl,el._ All B result’ LONDON’ sept.. 27. (U'P')__Ten OORACOKE’ N_ Cl' sept” 96
. if . '
of the service By e way 8 _ themselves in their “nm any ma She i'°°°iV€d letters ‘mm 5°’“° 200 Mayfair bzauty parlors have over a A nine foot shark weighing several bulld the West wlhg at the Wham
ed' you remember cm' J' D` nv mmckmg manner' Mt" hem; members of the friend longing h d e ulni- clients who spend hundred pounds was harpoone
_ ._ .. .. t an r g .
mg' wh° bewme D' 0' C' °r mme treated t° eats by the hostess' the oliquexrhus was born the "Friends msg; lnnn $600 a, year to keep here by ‘David Gaskell, Ocracok
thing over there in Halifax and jolly troupe repaired to their res-,cl bl, d C l J b washlngton
is now living in scotland. Dnn was peetlve names ellen satisfied thatl “ ' fm and iigiife “ii“‘°ii"°' ““ “" “°° S°“'
i d
too young at the time to remember he had had his share in carggg .I TRACTOR PLOW PLANNED thi‘1;i“i;5;1d°i 55530 are the ov ln “me (eel of me boat' Gull
 ve vs.: °‘:;:;  “::.;;°.l.:....:=  -me me we       »~»»»°»»~ 1~»»»»= »»
s“i”°’“° °°“ ' ’ ` -- l -l le- li lr in the back. 'rne little boat
commanded the company Of field Sll0Wi=1'S WEN tendered the bride at __ Ween 525 and 5100 dur “B “ 5 "3 _ ls “T vincial Gvoernment. as soon as the unemployment grant last spring
l h lm d lm Jam ol<J..AHoMn crrr, Seri- 27- session. several beauty establish lwas pulled several hundred verde
artillery' And me" he asked me he “mes ° ` an ` Tractors specially equipped with a. hs; callers who weekly spend down the channel by the shark-
how long since I left the Island. lwiliiams, Tyne Valley. and l`\Zrs. An- ' ments l t
le Ma d Port 1-lul 'nie bride Piuw for making :ire lines, will be about sl nn ,, ye..-_ 'rhese risurse It Wi fifiiiiiii i’“’“““" i'° “C *‘“°‘° ,nie Province eau ro- eonsldmbl
F‘“i"°”° *'°“’°' fimpiiid' End “I2” thfnxllhlenl ol nlahy heaull used to iight forest ares in okls- show ln; nnegelly of introducing and landed with block and :nekle
seems like yester ay. y. e r€'l ` hmm ` , ____.¢44;
I . l _ very month o-_ two.
plied' you dont look in col" I W- irilgiustgnzniiai/lies'w'1iii;irm:lu`:l1f Tiiii ii'“°i/°i' “mi i’i°"’ Wi" be neillaiiiiiliii Emir. lii<=iui<‘ finaeri PORT 0F ST0CKH0i'i“ “WM
Piicd, for his own and the benefit - capable ol makmg two mlles of me and tm mms R new mm' exlmme
h - - - ~
of the little crowd of friends who 22:5 friends wish t em every suc “ns ln hh nnur. Previously it had styles ol culllhg ,md waving the (United Press)
taken ten men about a dey i° ‘i°.n l d ll r ss butterfly lips, and .s'rooKl~roLM. Sept.. 26 -~0wiii
golden. D0 you tulle Hill' interest in 0 333353 the same amount of work. llflgéglsg ciie; over moles and oih» to a continued increase in trad
military matters now? he asked. DEAD SEA WOM( PR G The tractor used is a regulaf el- blemishes, or garters on legs, are in the Port of Stockholm the hee
Wm' X replied mn of evuwe mm' Recover of mineral deposits from Bifwil iil°ii°i- The Pm" i* ‘ii “d°i’i"`but a few of tllc recent style de- Of the SW€diSii U“Si°i\'i5 5°i"’i°
I used to visit the canteen at the the Dead gen has become active and ation of a. middle-buster type' crees and "money Dullers." recommends the employment of ll
in a ' ln 5
Wciiiiigimi B°n`“°i‘5 °"°° f th tra -" 1 l t ddiii nal force of more an
1 cd in mount/ed on the front o 8 0 It m be painless extract on ru a o
wh""’ ‘mi th” was when the Im' ::;t¥uii?o.TTx§i°oit:tig;gwmr. wr and provided with ii iiiiiiiii “iid lv. is ei/iydenily nulle lnoroush. luffieiuls “iii Siiiliesis iii” *‘i’i‘°i‘Ti
periuis were here. and I often went Great pmgleu hu been mode in lowering apparatus. The outfit can l.-Mhlomhh, beauty parlors main-iment of a special chiet lifsltcll
up to the Garrison Church on a me mst yen ln pr-ellmlmry com he qgrgted by one mail- .tain excellent gymnasium-s and ll Stockholm Coast Distric. le
dl
e'ithe previous unemployment grant
illress" from Montreal and wit
lla.) 44 leaving Saint John at ‘_
l , a. m., while the service from
:the Island No. 13 for Saint John,
,which in turn connects for C. P, R.
'points and the New England States. I
l “Until five years ago a double(
,daily service six days per week wasi
Imalntained between Prince Edwardi
iisland and the mainland from ap-
proximately tho first of May to thai
end of October, and a single daily!
iiervice six days per week duringi
he balance of the year. Eff ctive
‘in the Fall of 1926 and slnnee cinri
_time the double daily except Sun-i
day service has been continued un-1
til about the end of the year, and
| the single daily except Sunday I
New Schedule
ing the past two winters the single
dsiiv Service has been augmented
by im €V@iiiil8 mixed train con-
ii9¢iii'i8 with No. 4 at Sackville op-
erating to Tormentine with ferry
connection for Borden taking pas-
sengers to Borden to remain there
overnight to connect with the morn
ing train therefrom. This latter ser-
li vice. however. was very lightly pat-
ronized, the daily average being
less than seven. Special Sunday
trips were also added during the
past midsummer.
“In view of the decreases ln tray.
iiii ii'i‘?\’i!i€ arid the special urgent
necessity for reducing expenses, it
is Our thought that reduction .in
the service across the Straits of
Northumberland, at this time, to _
the frequency in effect last wint-
er, less the connection with No. 4
which was lightly patronized is
the proper action to take. Losing
Passenger services have been cur
talied all over Canada and this i.
the first contribution towards rc
duction in train service that hal
‘service operated from approximate been made apnllcnhle to the Pllncl
`il' ~iiiii“ai”y ish Vi Mill’ ist- Dill- Edward Island Division.”
Continued from page I
‘plant will be used. This work will
hfive men. An additional twenty-
five men will probably be employ-
ed on the road-bed work.
isomo of the streets will be done by
the city under the unemployment
grant.
It is the intention of the Gov-
` ernment to do some work under the
`81'ant on Prince Street wharf, to
_be started as soon as the material
-ls available. It is planned to re-
The eastern wing was done under
',l:lst spring.
done on the Georgetown whuri
e lllnder the supervision of the Pro-
_material is ready.
.l__ *___ (__ i V
‘N0 Time Lost
road gravelling, which will be done
as soon as possible. It is the Gov.
ernment's intention to use almosl
entirely for road pu;-poses the io-
cal gravel, gathered at the shores
and from the pits, the purpose oi
this being to distribute the unem'
ployment money to as many local
people as possible. The Government
has already arranged for special
railway rates at the different points
throughout the Province for: the
carrying ol' this material.
Kensington and' Souris have ex-
tensive gravellillg projects under
consideration. Montague has a pro-
gramme of permanent street work.
The details of those projects are
now being worked out.
The Summerside progranime will
include nn extension of the concrete
pavement from tllo railway cross-
ing to the pavement built under the
The details are now being worked
The various projects throughout ‘out and the work will start as soon
B as possible.
gel-ve meals, The Hollywood diet lthe Chief Inspect/or of the Customs - 
that fash
secures.
M||ll\r|"~¢ `
S "DEAD" FOR. FIVE YEARS ALFALFA BILL ASSUMED
‘ ROLE OF STATE CUPID
GENOA. Italy. Sent. 20 _ Alter; Duanivr. oluo, sept. 2s_ |U.P.l
K seven years of insanity, Slgnora'(._wnnn Gln-_ wllhhm l.l_ lpllllllln
9 Angela Mvlfsce resumed her rsh-,Bull Murray defied federal eoun
d 5°” ii’ find °“i» that She has bemlinjunctions to open the new free
e officially dead for five years. Thelbl-ldge ol-Cl Rnd River h(-tween Den.
n hospital for the insane, after inves-llsnh, Tex, and Durant, he was 9
nlilsetiuu. ‘hut au ermf in uiimestblg help for me enurl nlel-ks omee
_‘had been made and that anotherllh Bryan C0uhly_
e Wiimim hiid died imdei' ii'i° iiiimei All previous records forthe num-
es, ‘-if iVi0i'f-‘SC~'>. Legal steps are under her of licenses issued in one month
‘WW '\° Siiaighien "iii me i'°“3l°- were broken the month after the
bridge was opened. The court clerk
gave 288 couples permission to wed
and nearly 90 per cant of them
were from Texas.
PERSONALS
» _ led a veterinary, who said that thcmlmagcl. ol lhal hahh
was flying in mid all when hit. 'um was ln mad health despm ml
' ‘_ _‘M Y” 1, lTBl"_“l“.“\,. Lm&,“_ fi'0lkiBh h98»l'i'». B'in»rd'l Linlmful :Mal epnlnl.
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