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You can't lovo one In whom you have no confidence. '

Ignorance and innocence are not' very far removed from one another.

Annual Subscriptions Delivered 85.00 By llnll_ Canada, and U. S. A. 84.50

CJIIARIJOVJ."FETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1927

Charlottetown Guardian Two Cont: Morning (inurdlan Founded 1881

iITRESBYIERIAN MUDERATW nll. cull. vlslls clll

Eloquent Address In St. James Church Yes-

terday Morning‘, Re Splendid Recovery

And Advance 0f Presbyterian Church In Canada.

..___.___.________ Dr. Clay. the present Moderator Moderamrship. ' of the Presbyterian Church ill Dr. Clay is lnaklllg a tour of Canada arrived in CharlottetowniEustci-ii Canada. He is well at 1 p. m. yesterday fronl Pictou, known in Plctou County, and nix via the steamer Hochelaga. pulpit. was met by Justice Mathleson and He gave a'vivid description of the conducted to the lattens home, work that is being carried where he will be a guest until his the Presbyterian Church at home departure for the Synod which is nncl abroad, and told of the great to be ileld at St. John on shown the 4th of October.

Dr. Gray was born at Bcdeque, P. E. I. and lived there until abolit ten years of age when he moved with his parents to Suinnlerside. Here he attended school and after- wards entered Prince of Wales Col- olitinlisin that is bclni; lege where he wlis ill the same $10101)’ illllflzillgf’ ers alld Graham class with Justice Mathieson. He Thcrc is erect work bcfcre thei-siltlllili be sustained. A went to McGlll hi tho fhii of 1334 church. lie said. and he urged tlleijudges gave decisions. and on graduntioh iii 1390 voiiih- audience to face these problems ill teered for Home Missions H0 was the same manner as ill the past. then sent to territory on the west v T0 Refill tile vision bank of the Red River. From here them was another he received a call to Moose Jaw 0i ilifi- then in ythe territory of Assiniboiu. “mill iii iilt‘ Present time. and the His next call in 1894 was w st. elect difficulty Andrew's Cilurch. Victoria, B. 0., Presbyterian Church. he said. is w where he has held the post of past- Supply ministers. Canadian ml..-‘ illat 0r ever since. istei-s are heeded. and Dr. Clay Judgment of

. ‘urged tllose present to encourage

In the morning the congregation i-ili-‘lr l/Oullg men to take up tile i-inued- of St. James Presbyterian Church Wlgg- d i had the privilege of hearing Dr. 0M ins finances. Dr. Cla stai- ‘ '

Clay speak on the wonderful devel- ed that ii"? rebuilding P1009215 11118 opment and recuperation of the been Phenomenal. and all over‘ church from the disruption of 1025. Ciiiiflfill new churches are beilllli He delivered a message oi great wnstrucied‘ Th" pmfiilyteriah‘ cheer and CIICOUTBZOIIIEHIJIO all pre- Cnurcii Yflified 0W?!‘ $4,000,000 lasti sent for the future or the pi-eshy- YEN‘. and he felt the Church would:

He'years ago occupied the same

Council.

fronl the decision of Mr.

since the disruption ill 1925. is through God's grace alid Provid- ence, alone". said Ur. Clay, “that the Presbyterian Church is nlakilig such strides and progress today. All over Canada, the strength and

dismissed

tel" of issue.

that the de

ilollllcelnellt of the decision

Ill thi- Mr.

terian Church in Canada. Evi- "is" [the needs this year in the ' u. L e s) dence of this splendid progress. he 5am" in“ miilllllili i . “m m‘ r s‘. said, were continually manifesting Tile ioYility 0f till‘- lieoplc has‘ sAINq JOHN‘ N’ B" Oct‘ 2"”

themselves to him, iii all the places been "nodded large and small, at which he had. liilllOiiOn 0i the Presbyterian first game in ill his moderatinl capacity. been Cnincn- nefiiiiifi- Tilfiil‘ iflyiliii/ t0 privileged to speak to congregations ""1" Own Convictions. traditions-J He further Stated that usually the gm“ dwllilies of grace. and the greatest enthusiasm and zeal was pflncnnes °[ "i9 to be found among those who hadwonfjerfni suffered mostiboth in loss of pi'opel~-.nnn1$i°l‘$ of the Presbyterian iy and in membem n. has beenicizllfflil said Dr. ,

his pleasure, he stated. t0 dedicatei Th8 Presbyterian Church has o considerable number of churchcaithe respect and 80 d Will of the l new or purchased. alld he has more‘ y of in” Cniiisiiilll People". i’; invitations for services of a similarfiated in‘? Sneaker. "Th0 great nature than there arc silndnys left "um-Ts Siwwli llS during the past a ill his term of office as Moderator. “V” years by Qiilill‘ Presbyteries that in 1025 were blott- n5 n99" deeply appreciated. Thu ed out through the withdrawal oi 4 ‘ ' To g0 ministers are today reorganized and k. and ro.

" i . n ' - mm” m3 kllllldoln throughout the:

rack“. m me meow Sypfiligiliii despatch says:

0nd game will e staged nt Moucton."

Mollcton players at Saturday. - - o>-_-

IH fi NEW PRUHIBITIUiiWBilMMISSIDN ill“

Court Divides an Four Decisions are? Given- Counsel for Corporation W i ll

(‘ally ii i" PPivl/i In The City, Representing" A Revenue

HALIFAX, Oct. 1.- -Tile appeal oli the Dominion Steel Corporation’ Justice Chisholm. ordering the liquidation ,of the enterprise, was this morning

_ , Wnnmn- “(mgr in” cmiflflrilght when it was decided to in-‘flll the Saunders Government coil- having divided equally on the lnat- .1.

Judges Mellish and Carroll found month The increased price Dgiiqugi-Ivheh- pfapagandists mid m0 elecwfsicfeflses 1mm the injured cision of the lower court '

shown lslshoulci be revoked and Judges Rog- follild that ll four

Illlilltrdiately following the coull . _ . _ _ . must bc handled in a business-like ‘ ever ‘befol-ufisix’! the llllllnlinlon {Steel COlPOHILiOIl‘ way‘ From this it may be gathered ulgellt lequcst s attd t lat eavt Ul‘ appeal to tilt. mat it is me determination of the There are i200 cOllgregii-‘Pflvy Council would be invited and g d

today WPPK was set down for tile 2:11“ ers confronting the iurnlul hearing of the ilpplicatiolld, H w _ llieantilnc, it was announced. muwfl" of mm] ‘abstinence m’ a the stay of execution of thci "—"_‘ '”'—"

Jlistiee CiliSil0illlH| previously granted would be con-

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- r ‘War responded to the invitation oflrlel, I Abbles Play First ithe Canadian Legion. B. E. S. L. toiCathedral. Mr. Gabriel also gave ixmerce’ impressed in“

Galne Wednesday

the finals of thcim°m m“ n“"“d'"‘ - h Maritime senior amateur busebalilwwlatl‘ n“?! “m”?! ‘men’ t“; Kg: gnfpnstilvtq zgutxlijdeaghengarugree tug: title between Spriilkhill lntcr-prov-"“° "i Wm‘; in“?! ‘e at em ihefmni‘ .9 t the e Y n W. incial champions of Nova Scotia yP-“nnen ‘e. i; Luz/fly w ‘mused a church l , b and New Brunswick, and the Chur- _“° "wmim ' encoumgenlénzast een a lottetown Abbies. Prince Edward ls- solmded‘ i ° “l” land title holders, will he played at ‘Springhiil onwednesday. The sec- be played at Chm"- lottetown probably on Friday. iird game, if necessary will ii

Accident

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nsrgifion was that the

Algar MitcNutt acting as marshal. Onlsung. and at all “Thelarriving opposite the War Monu-iwreaths were placed

Thu by Rev. Father Walsh. The Cathed- kelv rill Choir being under the direction There is oi Mr. W. J. Brown. ilrobabillty that the spi-lnghill i-ilrll uiOvcd to tlw PcOliies Cell?“ _ “w” i000, Wm 0,000 a picked 100m 0i tcry. where appropriate prayers parade will be held each year and, Moncwn 0n were offered by

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INCREASES NUMBER 0F SCRIPTS liiilii]

iiThe Saullders GovernmentAreDeterminedii: , B N

To Run The Liquor Business In A “Bus-

IN NEWS PRINT Piiiiiiliiiiiiiii

Her ForestProducts Inllllenseiy Valuable

_ _ _ _ Tornado Vial, N And She Has A Monopoly Ill Nickel llllerislihlke wagggAlldtHallrve 0Al1i3i1103l56 ' listed at Rial ‘*0? And Asbestos Says Dr. D. M. Marvin. e v e ssue crlp s 0r ver , '

l. ——- MONTREAL. Que. Oct.*l.—Dr. D. Touching on the subject ofthe Bottles. 0f Whisk ey Or Ruin Per Month

M. Marvin, Economist of the Royal tourist trade in the Dominion Dr.

I)€Stl°0yed 01' DamQBank of Canada, delivered an ad- Marvill said: , idfBSS at the annual National Bus-l "Recently, there has been an am- aged Now 59" iness Conference at Babson Parkfazing increase in the number of . Massachusetts, recently in which he your tourists who are visiting the dealt at some length with the sub-v various beauty spots of Canada this “—" iect of the tariff relations between‘ sunlmer or coming w Join us in our ST Louls- MD" Oct" 1'_H°5pit'lCanada and the United States. Re-iwinter sports ill Quebec, Montreal

i 500.

0f Approximately $5,000 Per Month From Charlottetown Alone.

n] n5“ n‘ “mud” Victims 'e'°ne°k"ferring to the Dominica's naturalior Banfi. These visitors are spend- ._.-___--—- ed early today, indicated the num-lresources D,’ Marvin Said; ling about 0200000000 a y“, in the The Saunders Prohibition Com- loamy-making proposition. In otherlber of injured would almost double

"Canada has o. practical inonopo- country and in this case the Canad- ly in the production of gold and sLl-; ian merchant has ver, while her known coal reservesjw the American consumer at r9- are exceeded only by those of the tail prices and without the direct United States and China. Recentlinfluence of either a tariff wall or a mineral discoveries give strong in- prohibition amendment. dications that the Laurentian] "Certainly. such visits on the Shield which surrounds tho south» parts of your countrymen to Can- ern end of Hudson Bay is one of the ado should contribute to closer most remarkable mineral-bearing business relationships and to a bet-

areas ever discovered. The annual ter understanding of the Canadian liquor business will now have something to say on buildinils dflfltrtlyfid 01" dillllfl89d~ 1i? value of Canada's viewpoint, Tn any or you who have this catering to was this large number that ‘gal/His close w $500,000,000, and more not visited us I would suggest tho‘

Pause m the Ciiuniters lasnnewsprint is produced in Canada you take the first opportunity of rio- nigni- “imputed me iniured betweenithan in any other country; there ing so. You will find excellent ho- 550 and 600- Cmiapse °f in" many are. for instance, a number of’ mills tels and motor roads and a warm buildings, it was pointed Ollt. miflili’ in the Dominion which are produc- welcome. To those of you who have easily be Qxnecied in “inn "w"? ing newsprint at the rate of a mile been there before I will extend no —‘ than in“ number °7 vinmnn in minute. The value of manufactur- specially urgent invitation since I

survey or in‘? entire 5mm‘ awn ed products amounts to $3,000,000» am sure that during your previous 5n°w°d in“ in“ nnik °f OOPiOil-"qooo annually. and her per capita use visit you will have been made to

Swim damn?’ was “n3 in resi’ of electric power is nearly double feel at home-as guests of Canada." r deuce houses. apartment buildings. i ma‘ o; the Uniwd states;-

mission held a meeting on Fridaylwords it is their determination toiyesterdays highest figure and reach 1,152. The dead numbered 89, with the certainty that this number too would mount higher, drawing its in list, a lwhich went into force after their‘ was equivalent to encouraging andiipossibly from the debris which still last meeting was reconsidered and i1,endorsing whole-sale murder. Per-vllfili/ided illllliviill Ground i0!‘ ilefllcil- i ten per cent reduction on the in-l’ hops the Women's Christian Temp-firi-

creaseci price was authorized. Thelerance Union which has been sig-i conclusion reached by the COmmiS-Jnlflcantly silent since the i

ease the number of doctol"s.ers with the much despised blood- scripts from 5O to 75 per doctor per,lnoney‘which,- before the election,

secretly pledged to carry out the be- Prohibition Commission hests of the so-called Temperance run matters, not so much ill thexmuancc,

vililliilillilillllllldilllliii

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l About 150 Veterans of the Great was

small stores, small factories and

taken by the m“ A E_ Gav» churches; H. M. Blxby, president of - the St. Louis Chamber of Com- -

Priest in charge of’ St. Peters m ’ t l 1 Id 1pm“)? thmlN. S. _ _._ l ~eoa osswou ecoseto ti‘:Si“3;..:.J3§;“‘;2l‘1f..i.'if;‘°io?éiSSS.“llé°'if.‘.iiii.ci“ifiii. s: n:~»i.i»».o». estimate. parade yillOViMi oil‘ from the isegionihymns With Me" andibetween $350003)“, and that “gum . _i.. . . .. Calling upon all members of his

[Home at 2.15 p. m. Comrade '1‘. Ed , Nealel my God tohefléezefiugeggiorgmuzauon to respond w the Red m memory OflCross appeal. president Bixbee said and the LastlSt. Louis would meet the emerg-

ency without ouiside help.

lPlenty Moose Defeat Saint i ‘ Is Report John Fusiiiersl .00.“... m,

___.- a i PREDERICTON. N. 1a.. Oct. 2. - iconadiuh Press) Moose as numerous as usual was SAINT JOHN, N. 13., Oct. 2.--The; ‘the report from the woods sent back Th an f k d u Springhill baseball team. champions. y the advance army of hunters $1’ §£i§°”i~..3l?§3§' °liit““lil“.i..f.fiiélillé‘fio"tlii. .i.z"z.z.rz.*z..r.'zs..zi "Last Post" wasyweymouth Streets. fgugmglrltsilngfigzlxilmefiwgtfildm ' champions‘ 4 01h the second; Saturday. The majority of the Before the parade was dismissedvoverhang, walls wgrge the rmgfilgiime 0i their series here ygstei-dayl non-resident hunters came from the Legion President Dr. Croken 1e men 23s, hundred p iafternoon. The Nova Scotia teamithe United States. The deer sea. thanked theClergy for their servicmp d 1 tua u’; l mime meniuiso won the firs; game and will sou opened Sept. 15th. es, the Band for their presence andisnd tsxtg n d on‘: trucks were ad7now meet the Abegweits of Char-i and splendid music and Conuade,dgpalfzmefitagzngxietrgegllgeggwiilisttzg,lottetown, P. E. 1.. for the Maritime, Charles l-Iine for having sounded restore streets for tram Championship. The Fusiliers were The parade the “last post." c‘ ioutplayed in almo l

~ st every stage of‘ It is intended that a memorial Autlwmles warned ,the game.

McLeod‘s pitching for.‘ ,the visitors Meetings, Etc

halted while mdeparted comrades

corner of Euston andi

The ilaradc then marched to the Roman Catholic Cemetery where tlh- service for the dead was sling

sightseers

alas a feature as wasf jthat of Lloyd Stirling of the Fusil-i

iiers who put in a splendid game but ‘received poor support. _ i

the Rev. W. C. MlicDougall of the Central Chris- loan Church. Rev. Mr. MacDougall ‘itlsn gave a very suitable address.

it is hoped that a larger number of‘ returned lnen will be present. i The parade yesterday was watch-

ed by interested cltizcnsdDgnjgs PrOmiQIJS

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going strong. Dr, clay Qxprgssgd , many - ' . “(foililngz Cardigan Tilllrilii.‘ himself as being more convinced wmm‘ A gm"- ill-ik i105 before the ‘Pt-iii: ICac-lnliiizerytheaheiieovitd stzrivizltigm also attended the h I P [Mall And Ire mg Show mm Dance‘ 9462-10-13! than ever that the Presbyterian Pwsbyieiiiin Cilllfvil. so let liq 0 I ' S —_“"‘

church in Canada had a great mm ilrcpllred and endowed with p.006, Saturday illlci-ilooll. fliiillli it'll): Souris Tuesday. sion to fulfill. °"l above. so

Ill the afternoon‘ he carried his Clay." {OM

il-esscrlc to Malpeque where he was '''' " ~———— A 33'1""! 1"" will’ will! liliiilil "ii heard by a large congregation, and ‘the lull-k oi‘ u. delivery team driven from here went; m siimmerside ' . hy llnlllrosi- (fol-cilrull, jumped ironl whom he prggched in the evening‘ i iilf‘ iztllilr 21H ii was illrlilllg oil‘ ille -_ Some slight idea of

the esteem in

luuiu rolui ill (he WlllcliDr- City is held by his people

0f m C. Seml-narylio ilu (filllPvili

which

that we can do HiSIHR-loiril ill ilu~ iiiierllollii u rl-grefiggl

the closmpllilii! zu-i-illvllli Oi'('ill‘l‘t‘ii heal" (i ""il>ivll Just ollisitlo tllu oily limits-

riglii. just iu time by all nuionloiillui

“ms niiimviiig iniiiiedintelif the worst year for accidents in tliej t‘. Morrison, noted portrait painter

l ilyq l

l Has Been Sold ngOOmlrr

mpsey vs. Sharkey fight. See the 10-1-3?‘

.10 died Portrait- A Painter Native Of P. E. Island

(Special to the Guardian) TOR/ONTO, Ont.. Oct. 1. - In oi " (Canadian Press) k“°°k°“" iiiéiiiii°litifii°li lif§§°"i>‘i¥...‘l’é$ TORONTO, Oct 1- ~ O "Inquire Re Orion» Owl-r King was nu very sick man” and illorliuiiveiy llilll0llil(‘i‘ii at noon io- prince ggreet, Di; Cliff" Donn -.i i

that he might go to Washington day illat the Toronto Mail and Em- recovery in next, three months

succeeding Hon‘ Vincent Muse ' pirc had been i-lold by the present 9-12-3 who wuuld so m Geneva. Ho“ company. of which J. S. Douglas is

_ general nlallnger. l. W. Killam. of James A. Robb was named as Pre ‘Monlreall Wm he

Ill British Rail- ‘ road Accidents

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(Special to the Guardian) LONDON, Oct. 1. ~—Last

"Car load choice Wesiem horse the new Presid-

i Kin 0i, bi 1 0 for sale at Buntain d: Bell's stock there is M present’ being msmnen (Special to th G di bpmmi’ ‘hnmi "Y Ken‘ iiiliiiil "i histolv of British railroads accorcl- till-d here last night aftel a month's irelsiiect tgstlii; Wiliianliwilsiitslililili? Gin“ John biou" Puumgmg (“mm Yard- Apply Wwd ‘i’ McNeil!" in n“ church l1 50¢ 0f chimes valued 5T Ho“; c u“ u") n°"“'nii“"‘- Th“ ‘Mvm ‘llimkii’ an ing to the Minister of Tianspolt illness. Mr yiorrison was 74 yearn ton. the Globe staff correspondent ° the “immeal (“Heme h“ bee" 945544“ a; iweive thousand dollars present F" in‘, INTI-IE. Que. Oct. 1.-— illieii his lunkr-il illlli sivelvcii in the ‘There were 291 people—93 passeng- 0i‘ age and a native oi’ Prince Ed- at Ottawa, telegraphed last nlghhnlilitlinteli managing director under f _______ . l‘ y One member of his conga-ugh. w; or"’ui'f°l'zmng ‘nsmied. "l9 Old rlnln in un cifuit In avoid lllttinc ers and 198 railroad workers-klil-‘unrti island llis paintings ulo to "Financial Post story oonccrnlngim“ ‘"3" °“'"°"”“,'i’~ 09”" “m”? "Ruininusc Bole in l" "on comma“ "utmg his ten" °i aryiiiuiii i,§i0§§‘““.r‘,’“""{"° 30mm’ “in WY “"4 “iiniii- illiWPVPl- Wei" ed and 3,893 passengers injured in h.» found hl (he Collglellslollal Lib- the alleged illness of Premier Kinglon") Wm mcmde C‘ A‘ c‘ Jemima’ Building Thursday ill hid "' ' mg conlplewd l-wo nillilli ("01 llhrl; lii-{lilil llfliltitlli sirulok vaiiolls acciden Kirilifll- iii. Washington and ill U110 is a fiction circulaéed by a Journal-i iimnllirscilllltdtlziglgigélisgizggg“ testant Orphanage, 0'1» -. v >~ ___ some damage Them “Yér-‘Cno Gas t‘ iii um hili-n-i 1m irlwii iii ‘Nmw -' yusmvgia Siam (gummy Mn Mo". H, ism; enemy My’ mars health was! 1 - ‘It I - ‘ 0 ' luring hiul zihoni tho hnuii cml- Hui grilduiltcd from liie Harvard never better and he is leaving for ma“ manage" "Will the h - 4t¢+voooooooooo4¢yq+¢q4r gglgifegviigéoinlrg‘215E!) "iitd diefis" sitioruilly. Dr, Sllliiil was Nllllllllflll-lcorller iSi-llool of liielliollie and afterwards Toronto next week t0 attend thei A __ fififinlld no 1571 on Exlli " Condgnsed s 9c‘ | Jllcllpgngs walk“. an‘ 7" ' _ w" "ii llliii lilo boy was rolllovtltl to tho. l uluilied iii-t ill illti-ls before chilling reuilion of graduates of the Unlver- cililllCfl Cakes please call at l? P ia- 3 fashion i ii ‘lllillii’ iiulrluittliowli Hospital, ills coir‘ is ope" mi art Hillslboro Si. by Oct. 10th. for tlleui KATEPML n“ word’ n“ ' illlioil is not serious and lull-st re-

Frailce Preparing New Note 0n Tar- iff Situation

oacll insertion in this column, wooowwwwwwovo». --_--_-__.

'l‘hi-. lllisllliil

our, ivhtlse ilitlllo was Kiel- ‘FASHIONABLE WEDDiNG STA-

tlouery. fiuo selection. tillal-illliu Job Printery. ii :S“AUN80ME sail-snobs MAUI-l fresh every day. Saunders, New-

ullil will» Zli ilh~ time was i wily iliiillt‘ in Kl-ilsillgttlu. 'l‘hi-. ‘ ' Fred liicillllls. who firm

ill‘ ltllgol-s llurllwartlo.

inn-I'll show illat ho is iioilll; well. ‘ was purely act-idoli- iili illlii no blame wlllttsllilvtll- 'tl-‘ [fut-hes ltsl-li‘ in tho driver oi’

iJ_~i92-3~mw. 2i-

Biessed By BishOp;;::..:i.:!":;:l.:l'.15:12.. slllisszi if vii-m... 0, "l , _ -~-—- ~ i— ---— -____________ foundat on." (Canadian Press) i i

"Notice-See Mary Pickford in

MONCTON, N. 8., Oct. 2. — The ship Bishop E. A. LeBlanc of the her latest ten reel show. Lauglr the ceremony of blessing the corner diocese of Saint John officiated and thrills, adventures. Victoria Manil stone of the new Hotel Dieil Hosq hi‘ was attended by Monsignor G night. French River Wednesday ill iiHiDiitlli being elected here by the M LePailleur. grand chaplain of 049R iSisters of Providence order took French Canadian artisian society. ‘i -———- ill a lion or Mr ‘place this afternoon before an as-lMontreal and Rev Father Dlsmas , "Eat Wholesome Whole ‘J works ivlili thooelnblage of 3.000 people from the LeBlanc, D D. superintendent of I iCoreal the 100 percent fc-ot l ~ity and outside points University of St —+-—

bread. biscuit. muffins, etc

(sicl-ioi to tiic Gun *"** ~ ‘Simm i“ ii“ G'“"d“‘“i alss-ocv 3-lf som 6r Co, Market Building. t1 i-Aiiis, U00 ]_ 4s arfltsnu)“ or NEW YORK. 00$. L-A tremendf o . ~—~ » uhillcl uclluci-litloils today. the ‘m5 ‘mm? "we “n” °"°' in‘? "Parcels will be collected W~ ‘BILLHEADS AND STATEMENT?» inlTllCii govl-rllliiciit will send the stock market in is.“ dealings w‘i ncsday for Orphanage Rummy‘. neatly printed. Guardian Job United Stall-l; guvierllllient a new day‘ which raised the level o‘ "um-i 5519- Phillie 9144i 0i‘ 53141 . Printory. ti- iliiil‘ ilrobilllly‘ illllltll'l'il\V, on the tar- “m” 5W9“ “Om 3 m 8 points; 9491321 —»- ifi‘ situation. Cllurtl-mls ill tone above the previous c1088‘ Rene‘

______..______________ ‘SHIPPING TAQS EXPEDITIOUS- his note, it is iludcrslooti, will ill-i

0 "Come to the Orchestral Con- ly supplied. Guardian Juli vitc the United Sixties ziglliil to’ ffsdlggm- wfiw.“ *'°°°'d "i"; cert in Pownal Hall. Wednesday Prlntery. _ ti‘. llakc a i'l't‘ll)l‘llt‘il_\' treaty with a e F" pg: cwgbwull‘ m? primary QVBYlilIK- oCiobel‘ 5th It 8 p. ln. Francis “mi “iii givi- in 00m“ mi. ca"? or e o“ r95 9 eni-hus‘ 9490331 ‘MEMORIAL! CARDS AND MOUR- reasons for which I-‘rlilit-i- il-cls she‘ ma“! buying “mam” popular