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Celebrate 25th Anniversary 0f W e d d i n g

Observing the twenty-fifth anni- versary of their wedding, Mr. and Mrs. A. MaLure received over one hundred friends who called last Friday afternoon and evening to

offer coneratuliitioiis and best r wishes , Mrs. McLure made a FQLIOIL.

1101.12» wearing floral chiffon in rose anti navy shades. Her daugh- ter. Mi s Audrey Mei lire, wore pale blue wiiizre and rccezved with Mr. and Mrs. McLure and Leverne, their elder son.

The it-onis were artistically" dec- orated with yellow and orchid chrysanihemum. in silver baskets. The tea table at which Mesdames Lipseg", and Moore presided, was n‘. t attractive with its lace cloth. yellow chi"_\"on'iiemuins, yellow tapers and a, beautifully decorated wedding cake. iviesdames Murphy. \i"altlref and Jerry and Miss Rose Connie: asiszed in serving the guests ' ie host and hostess weie the recipient c: silver. Mr. l.I'."Liir0's gift to rife was a beautiful silver tea ser- Ilce.

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'i‘iie_\ Liilllt‘ tii P.. e Rrver n; fipril. i917. where they .»IIILC have made their lztinie a: have zi hos’. of friends. Both came originally from Prince, .. , I. _ .,..,,,,_\.

and Elldon, and oiief Audrey- The younger . is o! prc cut Iilltfidilig‘ n; n; Alberta ‘Tiief c" ~ fiticeiie. Iktace River,‘

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MADOC. Ont, Dec 2—Politica1 . " '£'{i‘.f‘l’it attending tlie Hastings Eu t bp-circwor. campaigned reach- ed a roariiic crescendo today that drowned out. the sound1 of Premier Mitchel‘. Hep iriils voice and left. iwomplrtr» n p iform debate be- tiir-c-n the PTFIIHPI‘ and the Con- 5.'r\'f1'l\‘€‘ leader Earl Rowe.

G cred '0 WIUIC-St- iisinination frrmali es of the Dec 9 by-elect- .011. a crowd estimated at. 2.000

party leaders. then, (KTFII and beard alternately asi M’. I'I"Pb'li'i1 and Mr. Rowe shout- I ed at time. to explain the issues. l It was. a IIPCIIC afternoon oncel ‘ hing Oflrcr Floyd khley’ ~ diliffll the nominated candi- rlw". e he Dr. Hirolrl A Boyce of ilrsrrcnto, Liberal and Dr. Harold F.‘ Vvelsh of Roslin, Conservative. 'Ih'" end came when Premier Hep- burn izave up attempting to start alfi-minute reply to the speech of

the Conserve/ire leader. ‘ i

__-_.__i.___ WILMOT VALLEY SCHOOL i

standing of Wiimot Valley iciioel for October and November: Grccio X-l. Gladys Clarke. 3 (it ie IX--l. Brth Wauah; 2.i rl "rke; It. Helen Huestis. ‘ id.- VIII -l. Harry Waugh. Grad" \‘I.-l Kenneth Clarke. tirade III Si"-~l. Earle Clarke; Z Eileen \Vau£t1i. (iraoe III Jr.--l. George Huestis. Graile II Si" ——i. Mildred Curtiss. (‘vrntle II .li" -.1. Gordon HuCSUSZ 2. Cliirles Hiiestis. _ Grade 1-1. Joyce Clarke. Teacher-Olive Stavert

inai._v lovciy gift~ in, _ , his idriink and incapable was fined $101

hut c two :

- Suinnierside. returned to the main-

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The Central Guardian

THE CENTRAL PARISH. Div- ine worship will be held on Sab- bath next as follows: Churchill 11 a. m.: Canoe Cove 3 p. m.; Clyde River 7 p. m.; weather and r655 conditions permitting. -Mr. H. Lloyd Henderson, student, will preach.

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i p. iii., iveatlier and road conditions permitting. Rev. J. Keir Maser. D. ;

I D., Will preach. 14-1045.

_ i , LAID 'I‘O Rh The funeral of i I Mrs. George W. Drew was held i l Wednesday afternoon froiii hei" late | residence, 189 Grafton St.. to the Peoples cemetery. Services at the’ home and grave were conducted by Rev. Hilflli Miller. Rev. A. E. iVeac- ' Kenzie and Rev. D. K. Ros" The pail-bearers were : Itiessrs. W. J. Drake, 1i. H. Jewell. E. S. Coffin. D. Fraser. J P. Bradley and .i s, 1

Moore.

POLICE (‘0lZRT—-A yOliilg man lcaught shoplifting in the Metro- lpolitnn Stores Wednesday appeared yesterday in Police Coui". and was, sentenced to thirty days iii jai‘. A

and costs or twenty (lays in jail. Two tirunks were remanded until Afonday and a third fined $10 and, costs or twenty days. A vagrant ivasi _;:\(‘fl t-hree inomhs iii Jill]. ‘

FLIGHT CANCELLED -— Fug which closed over Charioitetotni about 4.30 vault-relay" afternoon pre- vented tl- Caiiaidiaii Airwrfvs plane fioin niakiiti: the evening crossing. "Fhei plane took off from Moiicton but finding heavy fog over the Norihiimberlniid Strait and over

Fnnrl Mr. Walter Fowler. stiperin- ieiioen". of iheCntiadiui: Aiiivuvs. Ffild last night. he expected the i-iane woufd fly to Charlottetown early this mortiiiig.

ROTARIANS HOLD FOURTH .-\L‘C’TIO.\'--Thc Charlottetown Ro- tary Club held its fourth annual. andmest successful. radio auction 111st. night. The proceeds will be devoted to charitable purmses. Items sold by the auctioiiecrs,ivl"i0

donated to the service club by business firms and private citizens of Charlottetown and by several business houses in other parts of the Dominion. Mr. N. D. McLean was chairman‘ of the committee in charge of the auction.

COMMENTS ON FOX PELTING —H0i1. W. H. Dennis. Minister of Agriculture. yesterday expressed the appreciation of the Depart-

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THE CALEDONIA Presbyterian ' Church. Divine ivarsiilp will be held l . on sabbath iiyfi. at I1 a. m‘. and ‘I

lllajor Gladstone Mur- , ray, (‘an adiziu Broadcasting (‘orp- 0 r a t i 0 ii luilliililféi‘ Speaks at lutit-heoii.

Objectives of ihe Cllliiiiiliiii Broadcasting Corpoiniitin were cui- iincd briefly but effectively bv \l jor W. E. Gladstone Murr ' new General Mciizigtii- of the (‘i poratioii. in addvtasi i; an uiidzi-iui- yesterday of 1‘(‘pi'Fls(‘iil.fl'1\L‘ ciii/ciis iiviio were asscinblid as guests iii ,

. Major K. S. Rogers. iiropi"ieii>i" of

Radio Station CFCY a: i! Canadian National Hotel luncheon.

Mr. J. Vililfred (iodfrei: :i 1i" ' cf ltlarshfield, repi"eseiitiii_: ...i- Aiuritime p1'O\'1I1(‘i‘I\ on the Bchlfil c-t‘ Governors of the Ljovpuiaiuiii. uso spoke briefly. '

"Prince Edwurtl Island." said M"- ior Murray, "has meant a git-a. iii my life. Firs; of all. wliui education I have liuti 1:5 due 1(i i inspiration I lune liati iroiii 1L*.l\.l- crs ircin this I.~.1uiiti. Iii tlic 1' school I attended uz- Vancouver 1 . principal was iiifr. George RUIlllisil. of Prince Etiward isjaiitl .\i'_. .i ‘.- er in etflegc iviis .\ir l.ciii‘..e'i lit-r- eitsull. and when i \\\‘i1'. to Jtlitifil College Island teacher» were iiii-i-i. I have never conic Jiiitiei" tiii- i;- fliieiice of such an iiispiiiiig lift er as Mr. Lminuel ittibiiisoii. tliitik he is one of 1h." ereu. chcrs. not cniy nf Cétllztuil iiu. Hie Hiiiiwi f-fiiipiiwa

"AL 310G111 the ieuvhei" 1 mos‘ to do with was" iii" t‘; Miicntillaii. So you can iiitiicrsi why I was thrilled m tame in Island which fins protliirerl Iii -.\c great personalities tiiui nicaiii. s. much in mv life."

Mayor Murray complimented ilie local radio station iiriiiiiiv: .iii: "The Friendly Voice of the Mai".- times."

His official visit at. thi.» iiiiie. iie. said, was in connection with it Jill'- vey of programme material. pie lifliiliilfy to the adoption of iltii‘ policies i1i101iGi‘(l to give niurc .i"le-_. quate broadcasting . -vice.=. 11in. scope of broadcasting is \'(.‘l'_\‘ duti- cult to keep up with. There are three main conceptions with ri-giirli‘ to broadcasting control. First. ilic American conception, which ideii-' tified itentireiy with commerce ill the competitive setise. Secciitl. ilii‘ totalitarian view which |l1'f‘\iiil\' iii

iuddeii and untimely" death occur-

’UI_*I_A_I_{_I.U'I'I‘E'I‘UWN GUARDIAN RAILWAY Cedric Boulter iCoiitinued from page 1i

i uses anT-ihcome debltsllso III-ll creased and the operating iitcume,’ ivu- retitieeti from $1,088,956 in i935, to $273,224 ill 1936. Canadian Pacific Railway , ~ iy gross" revenues were $1008.81?

WOLFVILLE, Nov. 30-—Proi. W.

I fl. Thompson of the Department Ccm" of Classics of Acadia University "tiday received word that Cedric Joultez‘, son of Mr. J. W. Boulter. C1‘;‘l‘lOli.£'tO\Vli, P.E.I., a. graduate ‘ilidcllt of archaeology at the Uni- versity of Cincinnati, had been in- ed to a-company Dr. Blegen in ..- work of next spring upon the Ls of Troy. Mi". Bouiter gradu- uted from Acadia in I933. Upon graduation he was awardeda scho- i

i: er than in Sepeniber i935. in-, er using from $13,296,109 to $14.305005 , and with operating expenses in- creasing $712,478 iict. operating re\'- cutie increased 3296.336 and the op- ciatiiig: inconi: by 5115:3666 or from $5. 1190.218 i0 53.422384. P_‘i":",'.'iit traf- ‘ tic was 4.2 per cent. ltcaiirr and. 11th (‘new iruifii- inei"ca.~ed 26.9 per, rciii. The total pui- roll iutrcascd. L-y liitifilf), or ‘J8 pei- cent. but the‘ number of employees flCTPP-lcfld by

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Iiopkiiis University. 4 I During his second year he won.

F71‘ January-Septeiiibci" gross rcv- ‘ n‘ ‘Travelling Fcnowsmp m Greek rii s increased from 591689.880 in ‘Ifimlaeolpgy "awed 5" $250‘ This i935 to 5991172556 and the operatiiigi lieuowshlp’ whwh pmvmed 1°‘ “ , iiiflliiif‘ rniiii 511.386 75a 1O $11,821,‘ ~‘.“‘" °f study m ‘he Am°"°'*"' .3 bchoci of Classical Studies at: Ath- ' ens. was awarded as a result of a competitive examination open to any graduate student of North America. Mr. Boulter was the sec- ond Acadia student to win this!’ coveted fellowship. The invitation ‘ to accompany Dr. Biegen, recog-, Ililfld as One of the foremost auth- . critics in archaeology, is a tribute. to his achievements. He iviii spend i February and part of March study- ; lug in the museums of Europe.‘ going to Troy to take up his work late 1n March.

CCMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ARE NAMED

k. He \\".i"» able. hou- ,0, ,. up to his bcrl- _~———»~@l “med from mge h s i uraasi-"ird. i-Iis physician was 4f d _ . ....'il but notwithstanding n11 rzoggjagnthgplaggturz t’? $73? ii could be clone he uiiexpecrccily I nlemjloqqs m we wand auto!‘ “Sm ' ed away about two hours home O‘“.,R,,.S “m, an “against, h“ , means of attacking unenlploynqgnfhi members of the cabriet and memb- I

THE |_..\’]'E 1.1017 SHAH’

“any of our citizens foamed with deep iiegrct. a few days ago, of the siitliien p51.‘ iiig (f the late Jitines Elmct" Show. at. his homo at 45 Fnchbii Street. “Hiterlown on the night of Wednesday, ilie i8:h of November last.

’l‘lie deer, syiiiprit '"

Slnw iiiee lfiiirrd hiatlic-oui and 11!!‘ two tlziuglit s, Mics Sunie Fiiaw and .\fr.=. Periie Brown, ,ii strzitcd as i110)’ are with the Qiock of so sudden a bcreavicment.

‘The dcceris-cci was but 63 years" of '5‘. and with the exception of n iup:r."ii'_v illiicv» about. a year ago. l enyoywd fairly" good hcaitii '. about a week before his iii- liiid apparenfiv rallied “i"ii a t:i.. heart attack and had

not the evcniiiiz riowtis-tairs, in util gciiixi chtci" with his u friend. "when just

i.» late Mr. Shaw and

» he ciigcd to Brucklcy" Point. r h . , all ~e they lived until about iie,g:rrl‘lzlis:og zgglflggetfliliilflyunegit, i" s ago. Tlteqv then iticved to mgm ' n= 7e“ ‘i slcitetcrlri and. subsequently T.‘ . ‘ h” ‘(mm-Y Nmfloq m Mass‘ local(logifedolhfiniliefdwftfs ‘aldcflofll ivliere thrr: have since handed. - - - "of t

by Justice Minister inputting pm. once liiinisfer Dunning, Labor Min- istcr Reset", Arthur B. Purvjs. futon- treal. chairman of the Commission and Prof. W. A. MacKintosh, Kings- ton. Commission member. '

Despite winter conditions and the fact. details of the plan arc not wide- ly familiar. said Mr. Dunning. the

ivlaiiv will remember their chest (laughter. Miss Alba Shatv. whose

ted about two years ago at thC some home-

l\i;.'. S1i:a.\v'r. funeral was held '. ii his home iii. 2-220 i". M. on Navcm .'"r. Iriter-

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, . - . . - . . . i. . . oln lit. cemetery". _

mm °r Agnmnm° m f“, m‘ ilfrgbticacliiirillalilg iii-ii l; liitj‘k\i\~::\y'rii q m B the Catlin, ,i.'fic- hmmillmi‘ "m0"! "mi iii the firt Wieratlol] rgrpiwfl from me Dom- mafhitiervi 8f thtltiluic flit» ~i~ie ll"?11'(‘f.-i\\‘O\\‘9L'£‘ m“ 3TH“ “I “mmholb4llflt i5 l" ‘men m" Pool or Summerslde and iiolirclan-d iiPi-Pligil“ irfibti ‘A will ' Shaw. 1i1iii"]\ H‘? ‘rW-‘Y- (“'0 Weeks, of’ November-i L.“ other Fur POOP‘; "hmughont what is generally l'f‘lllll'flf‘l(i ti. FIVE i.~'iii ...tl Bvcntui Rebin- 86"’ ‘W115 ha"? hi?" mad“ Witt an m? Prowl” mjluulng on Lh°.dfl' best. iontliis counti"_\-.tlii-i"c~ I. " i r Brnckici" Poirt. “7i7rcgmp "MW or 1710"’ lhflfl $325- Iewnt’ £0)‘ “clung demonswtmom‘ conception of a .\\'~14"lii iilifil’ \\ . r-d will lziitz be ranember- mo‘ ,

It really seems. to mc that the broadmstmg ,5 ,.(,“"._O,,_,\ C." _, A an, ,|,‘_,m,__,_b:c Cuietriiirliiig iiieii have been chos. rancher". of the Province do not. by me Sm“; mn,,,,,.fl, ' lioiipi fgilh. cii as chairmen ofprovincinl oom-

fully appreciate the é-(‘YYICBS that the gentlemen of the fur pool; are rendering to the industry" the minister said.

REYNARD COMES T0 TOWN- Members of the Charlottetown Police to perform a great variety of (iuties, rick up stray dogs and cats. arrest drunks and rfmilar routine jobs but Constable Cyrus Jay has a new one to tell. Yesterday‘ morning he was on cliitv in the Station when a call ciiire in that a fox was roaming about. near, St. James’ Church. Hardiy believing . the report Constable Jay ans\i'ered' the call and sure enough there was? a szlver beauty investigating- its -ur- roundings and not too ccncvticti with the life of the city. After a short but. exciiing chase‘ Rovnard ivas captured and iccized up to a- wait its ovnicr. The tmsolvcd giro!)- lem is where or from what ranch . did the fox eoine and what posse setl it. to come into the centre of Char- ; lottetown?

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“A. ‘ L _ m“ W H‘ _ These men are our neighbors and PGTSOHHIS ' l‘??? lsifi". Pl m,‘ ( Critic 1i lriiiii lvfrcRat‘. :§'£I§g""‘1-‘:1€n» M5113’ 0f "1531 RH, . ~ "- ia- o - . . ' . __ . .. ' mec attics " ._____ , _ - l iii l. 17in. Carr. .-

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Mr Simon Crabbe ha returned ‘ .y,lppori_. 1mm‘ mo n I ‘inn lli P and caper, to the Province from h‘ ifnvi .r,,,,,,(, mm. l” . ia. ciia rvs t ivnicli‘ where he rfi riizl CX31lIlI1HIi\l.ii\ for “ ’ U, must not b‘ “mskgd- MF- R1056“,

first filer" papers. He is employ-ed on the carferry, S S. Charlotte- tor-In

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, and I look for the coming into lie- ‘ iniz of a great. Pmtestzini. church

. retreat." he contended.

The many friends of Mrs. Harold Mnciican. Charlotetovvn will be pleased to learn that .i".e i< resting tomfoitai)‘_t~ follcwzii: u rrtxiit op- eration in the Prince Edward LrltlP/I Hopilal.

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1 of all Protestant. churches in Can-

ada was forecast by Most Rev. Dr. Peter Bryce, Moderator of the Un- ited Church in Canada. in an ad-

suljv by reason of out" ciimparii

in thc service of Cain . Eup- piemeiited by at svsieiii nt piiyuli broadcasting w nit: lil til-"lf‘l'— alioii. ‘The dual iia lire iii iliv .\ - icm in Canada is reiicliutwi 15f". .-

ly small population. :;.-uiici"c an immense area. which m: iiiipflfla-IDIC to pui Dftlllfiiiln-lll

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col". French iiiitl Cui". k English. We . pe crmed our wori: . ,'i pill) vice unless, we iiiccevil iii b: ii.- ‘that gulf. ‘fiicrc are n1.,.i l“.'f.lll‘lli~

arising out of the dii 1. ion ti.’ tic east anti the ivesi. ilie mun uni. llic cbunlrjv". Also \\'i' 1'I"_'f‘1'fl

flit»? of our fellow have no means oi iiipi \ll 15,1331’! bf oui" Jobs to 5-20 Ilim

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Then. when we iiizve e<..\i. the voice of Canuila shad be able to ilo . believe, o.‘ lfOlilfililUi" inii-rnaiioitaili".

.‘ inpcct of propaganda.

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m C,,.,.:.,,,.m,_ T)“, miitces". Mr. Purvli: said. iii which lie ivi-ts - ovidciirezl by iitc cf .\‘.'lil))\'vh)' the pro-

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h The plan is not increl_v' n plan my tribute.‘ _ , V___ m, pear ,,._._ ,cd 1dr. Piirvis. "it. is most cmphfit- his tires-rill. lie-lib‘ and PTHIIBYII!’ i1 Dian fol" in- h‘. SD11 t: hoine-oivners to repahg 1m. Drove and brzgiitcn their homes and ' “.1115 civc work 1O the end that un. i5‘.'ii]‘lC_\'1!l~f'ili. is reduced. -If thei

home-owner can do ii. out. qf hi»,

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DE-(JEMBEQ 4_ 1936

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lfori Abdication

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Well-informed circles tonight stress the phrase in Prime Minis- ‘ ter Baldwin's House of Commons

statement that there is not at pre-

Lqrshm in archaeology a, Johnisent any constitutional difficulty.

The phrase is taken to mean that a clash between the King and the Government has not yet occurred. Negotiations between the King and Mr. Baldwin, it is authoritat- ively learned. have been of an in- formal nature imd it would be pre- mature to assume. that a constitu- tional difficulty would necessarily arise.

Many Rumors

Nevertheless predictions of the lungs abdication fly thick and fast. The Kings relations with Mrs. Ernest Simpson, his desire to marry her and the cabinets oppo- sition are the one topic where a few gather together. impression is that if the King in- sists on marriage abdication will be inevitable. with the Duke of York succeeding to the Throne. "The Coronation would be postponed for six months.

But every effort is being made to

abdication involves. There is a feeling tonight that a way out will still be found. possibly by Mrs. Simpson voluntarily ' deciding to leave the country.

The device of a morganatlc inar- rlagc. with Mrs. Simpson becoming Duchess of Cornwall but not Queen. finds little famr. Legislation. it is. stated, would be necessary to make! it effective. and legislation might‘ have to follow a thorny path. l

Labor Backs Baldwin g Clement Att-iee. Labor leader in) the House of Commons. has matlci it clear that if M‘r. Baldwin re-f signs over the issue. Labor will not, be prepared to form a Govern-, ment. The alternative might lie in . some prominent Conservative other than Mr. Baldwin. f Alfred Duff Cooper. secretary" of state for war, has been mentioned as a member of the cabinet who has been reported to take the view | that the King's marriage is hisi own concern. But if a Duff Coopcri Government were formed. it would be unlikely" to be long-lived. It; probably would end in a general, election with the King's marriage, an issue on the public platforms, And that is what no political party l wants. i

Coionci Josiah Wedgwood. Labor, l gave notice in the House of Com- ‘ mons tonight of a motion that the Oath of Allegiance which members 1 of parliament. have taken to Erl- ward V111 will be unaffected by

and U“, l INIIIHIIO" iiorroiviii: money, “Pclalg any form of coronation ceremony