_ auuuauulun an» rumor counn i l? m5" _ nu. John 80nd. 44 Water Street. ant. Phone 280-1

new", Sulucrlptlnnn, Advertising nhould be left with Mn. Pond I

n, uuu

mm?! n» ,,

- rliillll may l» Imus!" daily n an! o: tho following IIDIGI u» '

‘m your

attic:- || Uuuluroro, Water Bl Gnullfu Druntom, Water Bi. SUMMER‘ Tiirnllll) bakery, Water 8t. lhrh Gaudot, I‘! Granville St. hwE no tluanllun “Ill I19 liPlll/Ql“ dill! t0 any home In Bummerofdo by WEDNESDAY AND' fly All, ‘to per 11M‘ "P 19° Bu: neck. Plmne 280-1 for this nervlon or THURSDAY

l! tum,’ Order to the boy tclponllblo for dnlfvcrlel on your route.

Under the Auspioel

WESTERN LOCALS ,

of I. 0. D. E.. C. W. L. Ladle: Auxiliary

F Two thrill-

w dealers.

,1!UL\'IIX now 75c a “o, Drug C0,, Kcusington.

40)"; '|'0 big bam dance at , Arrolida Street, Slim- lie-day evening, 15th. ,. Aiilplc Leaf Gar- ms Qyghtfstffl. L-557-9-l4-2i. 41R. AND MRS. FRANK BER- “in, New London, announce the lagliinlui of lhcir daughter Elcla w galpli \Vurrczl, son of Mr. '.\lrs.Oi1i-al' Johnsione, Long

s; of seplcliibcr. L-59i-9-15-1i. 4m", Nliiv LONDON Presbyter- ii. There will be a w-‘Ciiilns of the cou- a coiuililtlec of Pres- m, " iclny, September l7.th P. .\l. at. the Clifton Pres- u Uiurch. All members and ills of the Now London con- m, are urged to attend. L-545-9-l4-1l.

Personals

Warren Henderson and ilvrs Betty and Wanda.

~ ll(\\\'ll, have returned m. n1 r a pleasant visit ln . the guests of Mzntlnd li-liarri Arthur.

Keith ltfacGougan of

rrcl Charlottetown, the fig ‘ii-i hrnflier, Mr. I-Iarolrl , an nvd sister, Mrsisnow. S

Tryoll and Vicinity Mrs Kine of Somer-

l Jfais. l5 visiting in Tryon, as i glll$t of her sister, Nlrs. Agnes id.

.\lr. lin icy hfzivDoiiald, of Jo a recent visitor to

llr- and Mis, Richard Sawler, '>. Winston Burrill, of S. spent the week- ‘lllily in ’I‘ryon, as .ir. and Mrs. Earle

v dale and son.

.. ,.~ id l

--p:‘ll'c i Air. and Mrs.

i iilonlson and Mr. 10w i. motorcd to ‘uzvrlay evening.

liil;

i, rc-

. llelizii.

_ holidays in ujcll anti

' oiubs. and Mr. o1‘ 'I'r_vrlli lllotorcd .,c'.-\.':i on Saturday- Mra. Lawrence Dunfield and ‘ ren. lirroil and Joan. have

.l(‘fl to lllvlr home in Tryon, ifri "i- l'il.i'.l‘-'l‘S in Dor-

(p .\i{ll'1',. .: to take place the

_g0BIN HOOD and Calgary m, Flour the popular brands at French River, announces the en-l ' L-1075-7-28-tf. gagement of her only daughter Jean é

lb. at! and Mrs. Ellphalet Howatt,

1m! was making satisfactory pro-

n5 mp lat full capacitv and that the nut-

lng lion in a thrilling

—-MBS. EDNA STEWART,

Esteie to George Eric, son of Mr.,l Dar- i | lingion. Marriage to take place the.

last of Septemben L-ssi-s-is-iij

Meeting 0f Summersiiie

ALSO NEWS S]! OWS 7.30-—9.10

HE

g nd PRINCE

While Driving Car At O’Leary. 014381"? lost one of its mos

prominent citizens yesterday in in Sudden death of m,

suddenly while driving in the vii 188a shortly after 2 o'clock,

"WW BhOTI-iy after. Death due to a stroke.

Town Council.

MATINEE THURS. 3.30

I"

The regular meeting of the Silmmerside Town Council was held on Monday evening, Mayor l Robinson presiding.

I Town bills were passed as fol-

lows: paid bills $14,052.13; unpaid‘ A,l,‘f,';_n““f,1,,aiif"nfgaggergmaw: bills $1390.56; electric light paid mm, m‘ Cape ‘spear. me was,‘ o; bills $5,840.15; unpaid 32.43319 Airs. Graham's sister, Mrs. Clark

The police report shoivcd that Anon

Tormentine

there were 3i convictions for _______ drunkenness; 5 for vagrancv; 1 Mn Floyd Rummy has i-etumed for assault. and two for infrac- to Montreal an,“ 5pendlng some

tlons of the Highway Traffic Acti. drunken driving l; driving to thc common danger I. I‘

Two Convictions for milk tinder, lVliss Mtllclrcd Fouikes of St. Louis i test: one for unsanitary‘ mill: and, Mil-i ‘V110 1135 5P9!"- lhfi‘ P955 month one conviction against the Publicl will! M355 All“ F01“ has 1e“ ‘m’ Health Act. h" 11°11'8-

Fines and costs ounted to $175.00.

‘Vfr. MacKav dated he had rc- ceived complaints about hoys making a disturbance during the church services outside the Pres- byterian Church. He stated that‘ Miss Charlotte 6mm“ and M155 m!’ POM!‘ had b9?“ "mlmd and, Erin-u Ouiton spent several days in that hi’ 1109"‘ "W" “Illlld l‘? In“ lSfl, John recently’. the guests of recurrence of such a iii-Wave ul their llf\(‘it‘ flilfl aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 111325 Ni h 1 t d ‘h t m George F. strung.

r. c oson repore a e Warren Paving Co. had almost completed their program and that many more streets had been paved. He regretted that more citizens

could not crijoy the privilege of pawd sirmm i Mrs. Margaret Trenholm of Lex-

Cmm Nichnlsnn made monflnn'ilifitfin, Mass, spent her vacation of m. fact that in.- Warship that‘ 1°"-

'pald a visit here reccnilv did not‘

i» incl-c was insufficient untcr for mm, homo in Brighton‘ Mass" M; i’ t" do 5°" , icr spmdiilg the slimmer months Colin. Schurnlan. rcnortlng wphem guests at the Tormentine the electric light committee. said Hotel‘ that the work on the new bulld-

time here, a guest. of his mother, Mrs. F. C. Rat-tray.

Collected am“ Mr. and w.» Hamid Bowser and

liiiic daughter, Shirley Ann of Siickvillc, were recent guests or Mrs. Bovrscrs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Avard Wall of Maiden.

Mrs. Dexter W. Allen and daugh- ters, Estella and Helen and Mrs Hampton Allen motored lo Moncton on Wednesday.

Mr. Edward Barnhill, Halifax. is The ciluilics were running. ' spcnrling some time at his home in Hayfield.

put, ivris crinr-idcrriblv over that of no" previous year. l blaster Royce MacEachern has Colin Grady reported that the ; reiurncd _to his home in Harcourt new cooling plant at the Abattoir l after spending several weeks here. a w,“ 31w“; rcnvjy gm- us‘. and gs n ‘guest of his cousin, Master Everett

l'i"."l addition to thl- plant. i313°E“°h°m-

arc".

Dalflousie University, where he wok his decree. m; first practiced his profession at Bedeque remain- 1118 there about one ycar. From there he went to Richmond. where he stayed three rears. (‘minll from w“? w 'I‘.vne valley. where he remlmed W" years. Finally he 9mm in 01cm! still fllither iwest. Here ha made his home and was 0n the 20th Year of his prac- llrlfie there when death overtook |hlm. A sad coincidence is the rim that m! nellllew. Dr. Champion [I-Iolland, who also practiced in ‘OLQB-Ty. died after 'two months ago. DY- _Chl1ml\i0n was a skilled physician and was fli\\'a_v5 fcady to Bo out when called upon Hi5 clientele i-hfvughout Prince County iwul always have a kindly rcmem. ‘Mame o! the genial doctor. Hie t<f>0k a keen interest in the affairs o the dlslrlct- HP "is a member 0f Alexandra Masonic Lodge al

a brief illness

Porthlll. and a mcnlbr-r q’ rm gnlted Church at ’ O‘Lear\{. m» ‘ix/auto midi-m hi8 widciiv, onc

d, er. Miss Helen. who had

planned to leave for England in

to intend tllc Lmndou Uni ‘ ‘ m“ "ml out‘ .~="n Fred. a: home,

iAlso two brflthprsv Rm. J_ hummlilflfl. 0f Pcnnsvivaiiin, who iéh (‘Xpected home and Rev, ,1, B;

‘BmPlON D- D.. of Whcatioy Ont. 3H0. and two 5159p", Mm‘ A‘ E Holland. Fcarictoivn. ‘P. F. '[_ qnri Vi" Clinton Hcnzh of Wrrccsici‘.

Mass. Tit“ fimcral i. ex red t placi- on Fridays foilgiiiciing theta]:

:_'1a"r";;a_°7 his brother from Pennsylq

Plan T0 Iliiiiiitaiii Low Interest Rates

iA-P- By Guardian’. s ~ 1* WASHINGTON. sgepiipolllial_ufi'flitt)i United States Federal Rh-(q-W. iiéiiiridpi3éiififi’ mild”. “ ‘“-'°‘ tore“ rates‘ nta n low m- l The Program provid f * l $300,000,000 of “stcrilizczl"ogoigcli,lgfi l

It" a‘s0 made reference to tiic‘ _‘""_,

no“. Sm w,“ at u“, “w, “my Mr, Bil Owen, Halifax. was a re- which proved its value to the toivn ma“ 5W? “L me home of Mr‘ and in the recent lieavv sales, It. will m5 w" ' oulwn‘

mean thousands of dollars to the

Mr, and Mrs. Vincent T. Douoette

l°“'"~ hto Mas. hlccting adjourned until next axial, Smvgogfigs‘ 3551325 M?’ J_ y; Mmlday- s Blnlci- left. on Monday for Char- lottetown to visit rentives and

friends.

New Verse To A Soldiers Song

Mi-, and Mrs. Thomas Cuniff and tivo sons and Mr. Russel Strarlg have 10ft for Boston after spending

of 0n- g

ilr, Yil.\\\")“$li itagorson, f is rllcllfillll! . .031 in T"\'tlli, as the guest of ‘s lllilillil‘, Mr. Bes le Roger- l

. Wilfred Boillicr, iwii were visitors to

_ ..r slithered at. the A l-ldil Slllllrtilly i- lllll, in ailu-iitl the concert-

‘ fiii- iitilicr. and Ken- Iih Dllff, brilliant Violinist, in ‘l 0i the United Young People's " lu- (‘rcam was sold be- <lllllfl quite a ileat slum

a re . lir- Kcuiicih D a w s o n, of '1 “i9 Cove was a. recent vin- “ i0 Tryoll,

MT- Mid Mrs, Arthur Clarke, " Cllilluttrtown were visitors to n ‘mil CHM Traverse re- ’ l‘ —F.

l-l- L. DAVISON

rulvsaai. nlrusvroa AND EMBALMEB KINSINGTON . Illfl M“ C‘ i Ml: Amman. ' morn: 1-4.

Ii

l ' gmfl!” "sllflfllo Service v m‘ "id on valuable ‘M’ Womution on fox ,., i mflm- Publlohod mo"... f)‘ By and FREE lo all Fox reader: In 08min. Write Tally. I

in i.) Lqifimcrloua _ y, ...,",':::=

*1 Plea-W" ' which has been added w "A Sold- evening, shillings iaplvivsimiitcli’ $10)

i,v \i,lt' nun Copplaud ‘ who tend thus lo create breaches

north. The wording does notkingllé Mr. Henna“ Dobson. Bayfldd’ is

imam, m. s»; 18—(AP)—A

l...

lhcir vacation with relatives in

, . (By Scan OCathaln) Mame“

(Canadian Press Correspondent)

DUBLIN, Sept. 13—A new verse M“ Jack Harm“ or Boston u

spending his vacation in Maiden

lei-‘s Song," the Irish Free State “m1 friends‘

national anthem. is scarcely likely to make the song any more popular on the Belfast side of the Irish bor- clcr.

A‘. present it is illcgai to sing, whistle or play the Free State an-

them in the north. Penalties 013:2 M155 ESmeXfiMMMQIan o‘, Per

boriv, Muss, who spent the Sum- mcr: months with her grandmother, Mrs. Avard Wall, Maiden, has re- turned home.

Miss Isabel sperm. Halifax. W0!" the week end here with friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Eliot MacArthur and son. Conrad. of Boston, are spending their vcaatlon in Maiden,

the guests of Mr. James R- Billie-I'-

imposnd by the courts on those

of me by singing “burly soniis." _

The new verse has been written by Peadai- Kearney. author 0f the song, following appeas to him t0 include special reference to the

peace

cute he has lost. any 01 h martial spirit. The verse follows: "And here where Eire‘; glories bide, Clan Inndon fain would flourish. But, Ulster wide, whlilev-r betide. No pirate brood shall nourish; While flames the faith of COHXIB-fld

llioghan, While cave hill guards the fn-mv of Tone.

Iron Guilionb slopes to Inishowén. We'd chant a soldier's 5on8- The sovemment of U19 FT"?

State has not yet indicated it de-

aiieniling Rnlrnson Business Ool- lege in Monctcn.

Miss Ardath Trenholm of Bolton, is spending her vacation here, a guest. of her brother, Mr. Gratton Wall, Maiden.

Miss Edythe Oulton, of the ltnff of The Bank of Nova. Scotti, Am- beret, is spending her vacation here with hcr parents, Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Oulton.

Miss Fxina Oulton, who is attend-

rcserve 17°11? d purchasing of govern- mau securities on the open market. I Announcement of the new plan, ormulated as interest rates were beflilmirlg to stiffen, followed a two day sesion of the reserve board's 0D?!- market committee which Bll dis reserve board policies in the Durc ase and 1 1‘ i

obligations‘ sa e o golcrnlnent

E fect. of the program win b, to hike the supply of lendable bank funds bv_ssoo,o0o,ooo, plus Whatev- 91‘ Sum In government securities are Mflulikdl by the Reserve Board,

By "Unfreezing" $300,000,000 of gold in its inactive account, the treasury will issue that sum of gold certificates to the federal reserve banks and will be credited with a fbggvkkwmooo deposit on the banks’

Lahorliongressllrges B.ll.A. Act Change

OTTAWA, Sept. 14—Tl1e Trades and Labor Congress of Canada to- day approved resolutions calling for amendments to the, British North America Act, affirming its stand in favor of liberty of Organ- llfltlvn. askrng reduction in me interest rate on home improve- mem- 10M“. favoring a government instituted house building program “d F3198 clarification of laws re- garding picketing. -

In addition the Congress, holding its 53rd annual convention, heard duleflflwi viflulvuily denounce the Ontario and Quebec Premiers for flleaedb Chlllenxlng the right of labor to organize in unions of its own choice.

The wuvention adopted without dcbatc a resolution sponsored by the Wlnrum Lodge no, as of the Brotherhood of Railway Cannien of

gives to pirnhasc copyrilhl °1 the new verso from the author. He worhuaconohhulnkffflmbuf‘ and apart from the Boidierfl Bong" has not written anvthinK else of note.

ing High School in Amherst, is spending the week end at her home here. 1

Mrs. Clarence Siddail, Wastvtlle,‘ was a recent, guest of Mr. and Mrs, William E. ‘rower. t

Miss Edythe Oultnn and Misti Helen Allen are spending several days in Mmtreal.

group of men and women. all ovu- 70, eluted blck to school Milli- fl mmiq-ue college ifmmded by a IB-year-OM doctor to "make $118 fut you, of their lives ‘copier?

Dr. Charles I. Show. the found- er. mid enrollment would be about

Literature. ---— torv and Mfldlwl" W"! b’ dll- m. wiilici- Robinson of the staff dumd. 506ml retired teachers o; The In Eawn C0,, Ltd, Monc- have volunteered 00 nerve on the “m, spent the week end here, a flculiy. Dr. Bhup gold Only guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

h ibldlll Donald B. Robinson. no In fir: dd Iraqis a new inter- ln o

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Tower and family spent the week end in Glenholme, N. 5., the guests of relatives.

It w flit nfnfl Mir. Bl kc Oulton spent a coilple l‘“.£ " »ddwi'inl>wtlllgin.aiuutof

America favoring a uniform act re. 85min! "w rig-ht of labor to or- glmize and asking the Congrass no continue efforts to have the B. N. A. Act amended to permit the Do- minion parliament. to pass such legislation.

Mr. and Miro. Dewolfo Lead.

Min Jean Wall of the staff of the T. Eaton Co., Ltd, Moncton, spent the week end with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Avard Wall, Maiden.

Miss Audrey Allen of Bale Verte, was I week end guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward AJlcn.

Miss Rosella Spence, Maiden, is vis ting relatives in Port Elgln.

Miss Margaret Pride, Mhncton, was a week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Robinson.

Mn. C. W. Oulmn and children. Marlon and Donald, wen mom visitor: in Moncton

| Succumbs Unexpectedly

James B. Ghamliion. who passed away quite

'I'he at?!‘ hi‘! Juslt; crossed the railway

I W (‘Ii i. e c w (,0 ‘wane toward the agnchfspggsgsby, clriess 1mm lhc ialnili", was read by mil to see what. was the trouble and found the doctor unconscious Dr. B. C. Tanton was called and WOTk8d over him. but he passed

was]; semblcd to offer

The late Dr. Champion was 52 Years 0f age and was educated at

B. ‘ you lire cclirbruiiilg one of the hap-

,gir

1 joy. In the home, you have achiev-

Geebe 50th I

take a oup of

,. bub") Mr. and Mrs. George S. Green,

0 l Central Bedeque, were at home m their friends in the afternoon and

During l-hu dill’. upwards of two ~ hundred guests called to offer price M a ccngrlituliltioils and best wishes to

the bride and groom of fifty years

i J’ VCIIIUIT‘. ago. Mr. and Mrs. Green were fort-

unate in having with them their m“ as five sons and iliC daughters, who all received Holy Communion and zliwilded Milss Killkora church.

In the afternoon, the gtgndchfl. _ dren, sixteen in all, called on their grandparents rind presented them with g:fts.

Imlnecliatcly otter supper an ad-

l;

o at 0.250 a. m. in

confidence illlll

and

their soil, Jack, and. a presentation of appropriate gifts and a purse “as made by their daughter, Hazel. In the evening, all the residents surrounding districts as- congratulations. ,- O71 behalf of the tlloilvvlls Institute of Betlcquc, Mrs. John Dawson read an address and Mrs. William Cliiibeck presented Ivirs. Green with a nicely decorated fruit cake. Fbl-l i lowing ths, Mr. Wiliinm Cailbcck , llilfl an address on behalf of they rnnlllllulity. and MT. John Dawson} ulld ivLr. John Stewart. presented l Mi‘. and Mrs. Green with two love- lly chairs. Then, in the absence of l a formal address, Mr. Daniel Noon- ] nil Jii, wry caipzibiy made a few 1 remarks and iVlrs. George Sherry.

munity.

A man

rn ierpri

long

lflll iii-hall nf the Altar Soclcly m‘:

St, Peter's Church, Seven Mile Bay presented Mrs. Green with a pearl rosary, and Mr. Cireen with gold czlfi’ links, .\I.'iny other gifts, cards and messages of congratulations v ere l'v..‘t‘(‘l\t.‘(l by the bride groom. (.il't'(‘ll, on

(iiicll, replied very

BOSTON.

1.000 Canadian ilclialf of Mrs. ilttiiigly offlceils

thoughtfulness. were

Sept. amwcolorful church palatie in

War

and

COUNTY crmomcus

iSuildcn Heath Yesterday 0f Dr. J: B: i evening of Wednesday, Sgpt, 31,1;

Lea and spend all , vveriiris- Today we find it diiiiculi w find time to make a call upon

1 our neighbors. Perhaps we are I09

T°I1€ht we pause in the rush to Si! a Word 0f appreciation. Fifty Yell-Pi R80 you set out on a big un- dertaking. You bought one of the best farms in Bedeque at a hi period when limes ——-— Wi-‘Ye "QTY hard and men niixaid to at that would hesitate as long about buy- 1n8 I carriage at one hundred dol- he would hesitate _ ilbfiui- buying a car at one illOlibllflW (iol ars. You had faith in the fut- ure and ‘u yourselves.

l. Signed on behalf of the com-

Loda

iiillt

your so have been rcvvairled. You have pairl im your valuable property and in ad- fllliflli Wu have brought up and ed- tl('§‘iK‘i'l a large family who are fill- ing their piaces with credit to yozi lo llir-lusclvcs. In addition to illln, _\()il iinvc acted your part ill the neighborhood as friends neighbors, taking an active part in those things which wntribute the welfare of the community. We congratulate you upon

completion of this faithful service in the interests of the home and community and pray that your future may be lived un- der God's blessings arid with a i sense of His presence and favor.

i Please accept these gifts as an erpression of our regard and es-

n

and

the term of

Compare m‘ with ‘ B‘ R0 Dorothy Dvc ,',"=".,."""....

gil

iCOIlLLDlICCi from Page 121

‘i. c tru n is, of course, t lat

or wile. So they rush oii l0 the

u, home perfectly satisfied with their

firs" Blamed“ For Atrocity

(By Edwin S. Johnson) I lCuilallianJTess Staff Writer)

From both camps have

Y

woman gets utterly his or her heart's desire iii a iliutc. husbands and wives are full of faults and naturally enough lhe ones we have to endure seem the most intolerable to us.

Each man thinks all men blest but hiniself. people believe that they would fuid their "lsal mates 1n amther husband

a In Civil War

ALADRLD, Sept. l3 -- As during the Great War when both sides hurled against each other charges of perpcivating barbaric atrocities, the rival factions .n the sllflillnil civi. war have engaged in similar

come t h ils had been lzqcmq‘ l ‘iii-iirgeiiialhiiuviaiuivpelies 0! wisviil and which‘ “ ’ ° ‘

, vclmmlsl iorlulic mOITl-EYILS cium-tiuln buiictsl ,mfqrch_vd w swam-s °I the" mm i liilCfl, prisoners tortured and wom- , and i mummy bands and the We arm“ l en ill coilquered lerriiory‘ violated. iiinllkcti all for their kindness and noun ceremony when newly elected ‘ installed, iil‘ll'l‘.wlill'll'iilii were served to all l brought to a close the 5th annual

‘ gas were ready for release at 0p--

Anxious to get a first-hand re-i port. from the incn besl. qualfied to discuss them, the writer iillf-‘llimclll

impish-urc- is Wli-neézifiwd“ ‘firs; Being human, al

Allunhnppllqmnnloa

divorce courts and plullfiu 888111 11M

matrimony. only to find that iillilllinity is cut. oti the some bolt of cloth and that all husbands and wives have their defects and their virtues.

These new faults are no easier to stand than the old. In ma, file) are harder because our back has unconsciously fitted itself to the bulflbl it. has long bome and we have grown callous to thc Pin-DUCKS Bimi- m" been inflicted upon us every clay for years.

Probably if every CilSCOIlYBIIIOG husband andwfc couki $11,114 I W°°l v.'.t.h those whom they believe to be their affinities, Th9)’ wW-d

beck mums. DOROTHY

l Activities At Summerside

, Golf Links

The men's handicap couipofllol has reached the sflrM-flnulfl wit! some keen players winning out To play for the finals are S. G Merriam, H. Gziudct, \V.H. Noon-

rvcrilnuiatioiis, but on a. mOG-lflfill m, and Nnrman Prichard,

Veterans Parade

The Beef and Green Competit- ion will be staged on the 22nd is being looked forward t0 by all members of the club.

In the evening a dinner and dance will bring the club's activit- ir-s to an official end. At the. ‘ dance the prlrcs won throughout

lilo season will br- presented.

The club has had one O! “I

by: illt‘ rliulghtcrs and l ctnlvciilion of the Canadian Legion l f, “fljup 9f Canadian, American‘ host seasons with many keenly , "W1?" ""-"“'- ll“ Npw mwlnmL iilllfi liiiglish volillilcvrs with ill-:- contrstcd games, Many new mem- l ii‘ rllimil Aliiii L-iiifl. SYNC‘ Clyde S. ltfacDolialrl, Sprincfii-lii :1,,H.,v,,,-,1,,q,,;,1 Brigade, rcgardlngi hers have been arIrll-d tn the club

lillfl i-'or Tilt)‘ lire Jo l_v Good Fei- l ions zlli tiispcrsvrl. ivisillilg Mr. and l Mrs, Green many lliorc years of ' lliiiilil lllld lul|lp;liv:~.%. Following is luv address from the

of Elnisdale.

rctircd. Hlllh trihlllc to iilltl

.‘.I.».li< r l).\<i. Iii-rill)’,

l I . , . ' . , ' ‘ _ I _ _ v l§1§{;i.~‘§§7§d\°»‘Simiciil"Ziiiifiiféfllieiili Elli?‘ °' j". “at; P’ “Mm” i If? 3"§,..?°i§‘§§t°.l"§i§§ icliplviiil It is fill-ll‘ on rare men-skills 1h"? a quot Slilislllkfiitlae fffrgglifzlliigbig; sililtlilnuly‘ "iiw a incur» of M00113 “""“-" m“ m.“ mlm’ “f "“1"""“““"- iwiuil of their war lccord '3 lit’; mid] ionic iumb in; over the ti'¢*“<'l"‘5 °“ *1?‘- Cwl“ “l f“ ~" km“ “ml w" (“Cm l ".’ll‘.fl we're Pfflliflfil‘ gulf 1,, Hquii illi) other side. ‘lilo leader carried a ‘l “ "* " 1"“ ‘k 1“‘“"“‘1' l" ml‘ l Tf‘.‘\liI"llif‘lll iivit, ioillrv we can plltl “l1 ii‘ ‘JR’. will“ m" “m” 101ml“

N. 5..

Miss- busmess mail who is a native became now State Commander, replacing; Sfivluoui" Flvans of

comm do; to

"clicking together and iuaint voilr old allegiance"

was paid by

airrngl ioiigll and treacherous lot wtuiuiil put iuiytlung past them.

1 proval "But Wait. I'd Milli)“ fol" r i golf u. iliose Moors. Fheyrc a and I

m“ m W“ " “wpmm- “him w“ lmell in ‘ho lioid if qnd ‘vim, 6mm,’ ed bclliiill with their hands in the i ,_ .1, i . . i-ll

~\v the iPCiLHLo whii, v this ilvcasloil.

Fifty years ago iU(li\_\', you began ill": - iicr, us lililll iliifi \vifC,, fir-cc‘ i)_v u fulurc ii lcrl ill" liin“ zllul ollsliuii-s- uhlcll this‘

upon. I fcei

"File

sillv." “that the Canadian Legion a British Iicgion for uvcrix purpose. ‘Hm an I \‘.'Ili"ilf‘\'(‘l‘ and \\'ll(‘l'(‘\'l"f‘ required." Filfflflf‘ cut rm! l. world offers. Mully of thcsiqmmril‘ "l twill?" Sflll-"Y" 7"" ill!‘

01d

Craig

‘Frill l tv

said is sfiill

air, signifying surrender. feel, from our lilies. the Moors sud- (uuly lot loose a barrulll‘ l?! Emil‘ ark-gt, sccrclui in the palms of lhcir uuureiclicd hands. “any of our lncn were killed or we got most of the hounds before

in: you were aware of, willie‘ n “cmck “p-m“ Th‘? “Tm W91‘ » - - of their others came unexpectedly as a test l ‘Tmml hi’ 11W» Dr, Gardiner Si me Shell“

of your ciluriigc and abiity. Your S"*"tl‘“‘k~,“'l‘° "mlflllfim F1 mPmJ L‘ '

i‘{1‘.‘l_.' life was .1 slrugglc, due l0 illf‘ l (‘rim swncr“ Aftprlvflrd dolwatas Used ‘Women For Shield

ilict that vou did not have unit-ll i»: i lwi“ “llfwlfT-"llllfd flllrl lllcli re. '

" (hallo-a. i ‘ "“""'l hi‘ Fv-(lovcrlior Jrilrcs-

KlLS, \‘.lll' s iulotll- at your _\ or illc zlul of scientific invcliilull, ‘ I {li‘.’l incilloils which we of totiay en- , "-"""~ ~l~

cll liic succc - which we hope is your ercatcst joy and consolaiion, viii have with _\ou today.’ all your fariilv, who arc liikiilg lhcir places in lhc world ii the (liffcrcnt walks of ilc and clicicavormg to iollov/i the many good examples shown them by your noble and christian principles. Your feelings, for ilic welfare of those about you, were many times ]ll‘O\0ll by the noblci, spirit you displayed in tlnlcs of sickness and distress of your ncign- i bor for you have helping hand. In the

interest. not only the

icl Curlcy on

the

I ll e s c r I h e s E x ll c ri ence l ;:;i.,’.,ilii .l.i;:. In War Zone

iC-P- By Guardian's Special Wire) _ M DNEY, N. s., scpi. i3-—Exper_ Often Even a fences in the Shanghai war zone

wmmiuutvl were described in a letter written llic, you have always taken a keen] by Rev. Aleck Trivett, _ li-"iit roundly Trinity cailicdi-al played by assisting any lnovemcnti leagncrcd city, 2o hs mother, Mrs. I

for its welfare but also by the ex-' S. ‘Frivctt in Sydney.

flmlllt‘ you gave in working out andl

overcoming your private interests

look around at

"Don't forget the stunt i110 M00“

refiuml julilcrl on us at Briuielc." aiwlhef

Dean of Ln the be-T

now stands to the memory of your, l): at,» by arrangements wit-h the io-

yenri: of hard labor and courage.

We ask you to accept this small token of our feelings towards you and of our appreciation of the grear sacr flees you have under- gone on ollr bclinlf. We cannot fully realize the extent of the denials you have made, but we know and deeply appreciate that their motive .1 was for our welfare and benefit, no matter how great the sacrifice was on your part. It is our w-holehean- ed wish that you will be spared many more years in which to share the DlPRSlIWS of life together and a'so tllc pleasures of future family reunions.

Signed: Your loving family.

Address from the Women's In- s‘. tine:

Dear Mrs. Greens-We, the mem- hrrs of Central Bcdcqilc Women's Institute, have gathered here this cveliiilg to express l0 you our best wishes and congratulations on your fiftieth wedding anniversary.

Your hospitality has been an in- spiral-ion and blessing to all who ucrc fnrt-unnic in its enjoyment. We wish you both a long continued life, crowned with health, happ- ners and honor. Live on for the

Slllfllflifi cal staffs."

stutter of machine

finding spent

when “(Zhinese

across from us."

their bandollers

DIPPING

sake of us, your friends and neighbors. Live on for your own sakc, that you llinv enjoy the

crowning years of lives well spent. As a token of our est-ccm and respect we would ask you to accept this gift. _ Signed on behalf of the Women's Institute of Ccnlral Bccleqile, Arldrcss frclu the community: Nil‘. and Mrs. George Green.

fragments in his garden. scribed as “the worst day" the pilots

New unstained shingles he dipped before laying. The stain, countries wcrc up 154 pcr ccnt to should be nul- int-o n largo vat or| SEIRYDQFKN! and forcluu l'f‘-PYPO',‘.$_ tub and should bc stirre‘ ihrvoilch-l 28ft per ccut to 51 7": om, 1y before and during use. Ilo not soak the shingles --flip tlic thick cud in and out quickly, 2-3 of the $40fi25ll000 an illcrrasc 0i 293ml’ length of the shingle. Sci l trough draining back into tho tub ,for a few minutes. thou throw into la lcnsc pilc' on lhp round to dry

Dear Fl'iclids,~-Wc have mct to- l ‘mm m" “m” ‘ml-

nlght to express words of appreci-

ation and civuuralillatinns, too often i PRESIDENT'S "olhvnisT ENGAGED

these words arc not spoken ilntll]

lines

and

"A. l write, a bombardment is going oii and one can hear the guns along front. It is the usual nightly hate between the Jllp boat on the river searching the Chinese iifllfll w. Our cllicf worry has been i ilicvrc ceiling the worst oi it, Bui- when the Chinese planes come 0v- l'\lllll u) lrct the Jap warships in the river and they and the shin-c baltcries reply with anti-air- craft. one has to keep in the house as shrapnel falls about."

Tile Shanghai clergyman told of

OVCI‘

bullets and shell He de- day

d d bombs on ilie Naiiking road 32in‘

only two streets down

UGO

i» mentioned the Chinese sold .ers as "far from smart. in appear- ancc but very business-like with of ammunition“ rlfic and bayonet and two stick] flllllfm°nl$ l" ‘ht’ l2 Pmnm‘ "m"

bombs in lhcir belts.” SIIINGLES

should

into a

SON

0H1‘

- chimed iii. "We 118d bee" $lving lthcm hell and had successfully TQ- Ip cl several VlClOlIS counter at-

l,’ .. wliwu silfivir-lili" we saw a group of women and children ilmlly" - iivrilss ‘N0 Mull S

l..‘.'

shamed along the line w Mthhuld fire. "You wouldn't believe it. bu! ll? was ll platoon of Moors ildVarlClnl-Z in extended formation and using the wulncn and chililrcn as shields. We fell back to the shetcr of near- by barricades and trees and WB-llfid until we got a proper bead on those l cowards. Most of them 80$ whal- wcis coming to them. "And rd hate m tell you What , we did to a Moor we caught 8°"?

The letter which was dated Aug, ‘ lug out the eyes 0f one of our mcn

l8 st ted " 1 and difficulties, for we have but to here Bat thianomixannielnt?

the home which, can get letters on the trans-Pacific

who had fallen wounded as we re- tree-ted."

The visitors remarked they hi"! been told the Moors had dsting- uisheci thelnscivfcslats valorous sold- iers and clean l ‘l ers.

“Don't you believe it." shot back an American from F011 W011i!- Texas. "That's just a lot of ro- mance. The Moors are the best liit-le sprinters you've cvcr seen when

giving the devil his due, the Span- iards on illl‘. other side, are fair fighters and we'd much rather they were with us."

Increase Shown In

l

orrawa, éépl. i3——(Cl‘>../Em- plre countries supplied Canada with $2l5,099.000 of its import re-

iccl Jilly 31, the Dominion Iiuiscati

‘gof Statistics reported today. 'I‘his

iwas an increase of 17G l\l‘(‘ col-t

from 3181890000 in Illf‘ l\l‘(‘\'l0llF similar period.

Domcstlc exports to Empire

From non-binlplvc ]\(\l'l$ advanced to $325 278,000 from

Iccnt. Domestic exports to foreign countries increased 29R per cent to $6l570RfltW and fcrclcil m-ex- ports amounted to 514101000. an increase of 264 per cent.

SFIIACIIT -"I'—(>I—QII'I~ZISIGN

too fate. We lllllfii" r ai-hcrl a period ; —_ ~ , BERLIN. :4 p’, o-rcpi ind:- when we cannot ‘iv! time io say ‘-\~ r- b!’ Gllflrllvnnis §v10cial Wire) jnation 0f Dn. lijilllilaj" si-ciiach". all that ivc would like to say and, NAHANT- 371“? 5P1“ l3‘Tlif‘ ,' Gi-rmnn mzl -tcr of ccouoznv, l3 lo do all that, \\'i‘ would like 1o (in v fIlR-Illfmcl‘! f‘! Jilllll Ri“"\"\'f‘l‘- ,ll"lil‘. author I‘(l JllI'\"(‘$ iscncalcd as neighbors and friends: We "r-,.\'0Hl‘-""=t ‘fill of Prcsifcili Poosc- tonight. Hi. rcirclucut from his mcmbcr n lime when fl"clir'"~ vrriid \"“-' i" Vi“ -'\'Hl" l-'l‘i"~fl‘i (‘l-"rk. important poitfclio has 'A‘("i rum- visii fl"cllri.=i and spend lllc tiny will Bo ‘c l"lllllfill“‘. was fll"lflll'l"f‘fl ‘mm, for §fln'\f\ t-mp, r)“ svhachs‘ them. Later we reached a “rim \ ‘l'\ l”. lilvcn Clark of ialw Li; prQ-ilienf. of the Rflclig.

friends would go out and i Boston [and Nah’

ban-k.

l ouiriiges that had come t0 lhcir at- , the l iczition.

“Most of it is a lot of hokum." Milford whq = said one and the others nodded ap-

A few ,

wounded, but ,

l\lll\li‘il‘.\ lin- ,

and all mints to another success- ful year next summer. S

(‘ADDIE TOURNAMENT Much interest is being taken in

,tllc tournament, pli‘ on for the i caddies of the Sunimcrside golf course.

Fourteen caddies entered the

i competition and the play ls now l dawn to thr- scmi-flnals. Those I that liavc iviached this stage are f‘. Flnrk G B"T.'l!lT‘fi. William Mac- Imod and K, fifcrrlam. The finals arc to hr- completed by Saturday. l Members of the golf club are l putting up good prl7PS for theboys l, and evcrv encouragement, hasbrv-n yivcn llicm lo do lhcir host for the honour of the club. S

llliiia Legislative Session Boycottcd

SIMLA, India. Sept, i3 — iiiuia gong, through a owning point m , her history, is establishing a new , and vigorous system of parliamen- ‘ lary government, the Muquess of iiilii-iigou", Viceroy of India. today tOlii a JOiIIL hleetinfi of the two houses of the Legislative Afiwlnbw Thc OODSHWUDDH-i cha-nges oi Last April, involving Ibo nevi-ml N} of provincial IBBISlB-WPQB» l?‘ suited in establishment in of-ficom every province of Illlillslflfl enloYllll the support of a. majority m the legislatures, he said. The Con8lfesa party imally decided to sezupmm- isiries after first rdusirig tn d0 ll in ‘provinces where it WOII 616131011 majorities. The session met. without its Coa- grcss and Congress NMIOHBlI-BT- members. The COIIQYBSS Put-Y 5°!" coiled tine meeting in line with 1B policy of rafusina w Pa-YUGlW-ib ll public functions at which the King's representative is present while the Nationalists-correspond- ini; to ilic right “$118 0i “he 9°" gross party-were absent because the Viceroy refused lo receive l d?‘ putation prozcsilng against 0on- struction of an abbninir M 1111110"-

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