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THE BO0KOF TllE YEAR

we GDLDElI FUTURE

of PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Read What the Halifax Star Says:

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

T HE Charlottetown Guardian has recently issued a souvenir edition published in book-size form, with the optimistic title of "The Golden Future of Prince Edward lsland."

It is an interesting edition. It is one that the native of Prince Edward Island, far from home, will read with a special glow of pleasure,

‘ for in poem, and story, in attractive illustra-

tion, and advertisement, it tells of the Island's glory, of its progress, and of its contribution to the life of this continent.

There are many excellent articles, but one

derstand.

ersstlgifyg near Mrs. Clara Steele and her daughter

he remained calm and unmoved.

Impossible To Balance Budget I

____\__ J (Special to the Guardian) CANBERRA. Australia, Nov. 5- Austraiia finds it impossible to bal- nnce her budget within the remain- ing eight months oi the iiscal year, Hon J. A. Lyons, acting treasurer, announced in the House oi Repre- sentatives today after the most care- iul survey. He said, new taxation and reduction in public expenditures has been decided upon which would re- sult in a reasonable deficit oi be- tween eight and ten million pounds Iroughly $40,000,000 to $50,000,000). Tile minister, however, expressed

trade and a restoration oi confid- itscli able to redeem its undertaking

after the present measures had been in operation for a iull financial year.

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eiice, the commonwealth would find’

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IN MEMORIAM

HAROLD HUDSON McPHERSON l‘

On the afternoon or Wediicsdayql September 10th Harold Hudson Mc-l Pherson, youngest son oi Mr. and‘ Mrs. Robert McPherson. Borden, Passed peacefully away at the eariyi age oi 16 years. The deceased had been quite ill forl

_ about two weeks suffering from peri-

typhold fever yet through it all was evidently making good progress to- ward recovery.-

But later, as the days went by, complications altogether unexpected set in and the left lung filled with fluid and crowded the heart out oi its place. .

In some unknown way this appar- ently caused a clot oi blood to be- come lodged in one of the valves oi the heart. Prom this time on it seem- ed almost imposslble ior Harold to breathe and as might naturally be expected he suffered intensely.

Under the continued strain of such intense suffering, little by little his supply oi reserve strength gave way until on the above mentioned date his gentle spirit winged its heaven-

' ivard flight.

Besides a sorrowing father and

,mother who are almost heart-brok-

en ovcr the sudden and unexpected loss of their baby boy, Harold, leaves to mourn their loss one brother and one sister. 'I'he brother is Donald Mc- Pherson oi the Prince Edward Island Car Ferry and the sister is Mrs- Ar- nett l-lowatt, Borden.

Harold was a lad who was very popular with all and especially with the younger folk. The fact of his popularity was made evident to all by the large number oi admirers who assembled on the day of the funeral

splendid progress and oi late hadI made arrangements to attend thei Academy at Sackville. N. B. during

the coming school year.

Just why one so young and so iull; oi promise should thus be so sudden- ly cut down seems hard ior us to un-

Truly “God moves in a mysterious way. His wonders to perform." But

yet even in the midst of m“. deqr tive member in the young peoples" est sorroivs, knowing that "God is too | $61993" wise to err. too good to be unkind" we must learn to be calm and at all M11135 be ready to soy "Nut my Will- 0 Lord, but Thine be done."

During his illness Harold was very nor 1

Although young in years he "knew

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ley Stavert- The floral tributes were beautiful. The pail-bearers were Edison Campbell, Oscar Campbell, Donald Sutherland. Ralph Leard, James Mc- Aieer and Preston Darrach. Interment was in the Church of Scotland Cemetery, Cape Traverse-

MALPEQUE

An interesting event occurred at the Manse, on ‘Tuesday evenlng, Oct. 1 28th, at six o'clock, when Miss Goldie Woodside, daughter o.’ Mr. and Mrs. William Woodside, Hamilton, was united in marriage to Mr. William Donald, oi Sea. View. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. M, Alt- ken. The bride was becomlngly at- tired in a corn colored georgette crepe with brown beaver coat and brown velvet toque. After the cere- ‘mony the young couple motored to , Linkletter. where they were serenaded by a number oi young people. A‘ large circle of friends join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Donald many years of happy wedded liie.

The marriage oi Mss Barbara MacGuugan, daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair MacGougaii. Malpeque, to Ml‘. Herbert MacKay Agnew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Agnew, Wil- lmot Valley, was solemnized at iive o‘- llclock on Wednesday, Oct, 29. at the

to pay to him their, last tribute of lhome oi the oilficinting clergyman, Dr. respect and esteem. As a. boy ior E. H. Ramsay, Charlottetown. They some reason or another it always were unattended. The bride looked seemed natural for Hamid to be winsome in n lovely gown oi, pale gom-L 1.15.15 who‘)! work he had made , azure georgette with accessories oi

harmonizing shades. After the cere- mony. they motored to the Queen Ho- tel, where n dainty supper was serv- ed. Mrs. Agnew will be missed, es- pecially in her home, where she was the only daughter: also among her circle oi young friends, among whom she was nlwnys a lender in sport and fun. She was also a member oi Princetown United Choir and on a:-.

The groom is a promising young farmer of Wilmot Valley. Many expressions of good wishes for future happiness will be extended to Mr. and Mrs Agnew by a large circle oi fronds.

Miss Arms. who spent six weeks holi- days with relatives here and in other parts oi the Province. left on Wed-

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of the best is the impression of an American journalist who visited the "Garden of the Gulf," and who tells vividly his impressions of its people, their traditions, the v_vell kept homes, the splendid churches, and his amaze- ment at the practical absence of divorce and crime.

persuaded that he o"

one of sweet peace.

Friday, SCDlCIUIJCI‘ l2zh.

In ‘vhcm he had believed 811d Lgekvf: I nesdai‘ for Montreal, where they will as a 3

what he had committed to His trust] against that day." HE P9555113 “'05

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, I 1 v lama one i many friends lierc wish them a pleas- The uiiera was a vcr_ :

and was hcld on the afternoon oi‘

1 sail on Friday on the steamer Aiunia ‘ , en route for London, where they pur- i

ant voyage, and an all round inter- cstrig trip. '

Gelarge and Richard Weatherble were

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visitors to Alberry Plains, Mmdny.

I Mr. uniiism Walsh. ‘Western Ceri- vldl, is visiting his sister Mrs. Prank JVlcDoneld. Glenco.

We are glad to iieer that Mrs. Everett Masters. Vernon, has returned home after undergoing an operation -" ‘n Montague.

MY- Al"! Mrs. Garfield Shaw, lAlbelTy Plains were visitors to d, fhiontague on Saturday. l Mi‘. H. S, McLeod. Vernon River ‘was a recct visitor to Montague. ‘We are glad to learn that Mrs. T. Richards Alberry Plains is able to be 1'1) usain after her recent lllncss.V.

Severe Drought l In South Africa

(Special to the Guardian)

JOHANNESBURG. Africa, Nov. 5 —South Africa faces a national dis- aster unless there is a general rain within the next week or so, Th: drought has been‘ almost Icomplcte‘ now for 216 days and farming is virtually at 11 standstill. The m5, summer rains usually fall about the‘ middle oi September. Cattle, sheep and horses are dying by u“; ghous. ands and there is a trail oi carcasses along every roadway. The Qniy p35. tum-EB i5 11D near the snow line in the Drakeiisburg Mountains. where- lore

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farmers are treking with their stock from all parts oi the country. The dfuughfl has] b 1 ' » ._' . _ elesgeniproctaliglifz" bgrinfgf in: . For an enjoyable hour listen to the Joycasiers s A V F‘

p i ~ ~ ‘ 5-’ ‘B u 0 coast to coast hook-up over stations CFNB, T l-l F. operation the law which gives free CFBOJIHNSand CFCYevery Ionday night ‘ railroad facilities to cattle and sheep between l1 and 12 P.M. P O K E P‘ needing pasturage. ' H A N D Police Disperse CARMONDY CHALLENGE MATCH SYMEIULIC or ‘succlish-v

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