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'mon - xiri.i.Y cominv AND “WEEKLY NEWS

Wif»"Don’f you think I have

put too much salt in the soirp dear?"

Model Himband-“Not alt all

dariliing. 'Iihere is perhaps not quite enough soup dor iihe salt, tliat's

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Earl Carroll’s “Murder At The Vanities”

` At. The Prince Edward

IA highly satisfactorily mixture

of the screen's two most Dcpulsr themes of the play - music and mystery _ came to the Prince Ed 'ward 'Theatre yesterday in Peru. mount"s production of Earl Carr-oll‘s "Murder at the Vanities.”

A troupe of popular screen stars.

three talented newcomers a bevy oi' Ihr! Ca.rroll's beautiful girls snd Duke Ellington and his ram

ous orchestra provide the screen entertainment in lavish manner.

The story deals with the open ing night of a New York produc- tion of the ‘Vanities.’ There are two murders. one oi' an unknown woman. and the Cther oi’ one of the principals of the stage cast. Both of these mysteries eventually ue solved during the progress of the show.

Shirley Temple In “Stand Up And Cheer

,__ At The _ _ Yesterday at, the Capitol 'Theatre Fox Film presented its biggest_ musical production of the new year. "Stand Up and Cheer!" pio- duced 'Y Winfield Sheehan in as- sociation with Iew Brown, is s magnificent show packed with stars. grand music and spectacular revucs.

Crested against a background of

ever-changing scenes and decorated with lavish splendor, are five breath-taking revues_ They are stared to the rythmic tempo of le many authentic songhits, each of which is tuneful and catchy. Hero are the song numbers:-“Our Inst Night Together." “Baby Take A Bow." “I'm Laushinsl’ “Brvl/dW\\1"l

_C51-_cons Hill Billy" and “Out 0! The

d."

Capitol

A few of the thousand and one

wonders that make the revues what they are, are the dazzling girls, the vocal chorus of 500, the hundreds of players, the 335-scenes, the 1,200 wild animals and the five bands of music. Through this host of music- al and visual wonders, weaves a charming and romantic story.

Among the many stars that lend

their fine talents to the film aro Warner Baxter, Madge Evans, James Dunn, Ralph Morgan. Shir- ley Temple, Arthur Byron, John_ Boles, Stepin Fetchit and Nigel Bruce. Supporting the splendid work of these performers is an ar- ray or radio and stage riersonllitlel among whom are Sylvta Froos, “Aunt Jemima," Mitchell and Dur- ant and Nick Foran.

-7 _ irrnrns

MCKAY-At !"Nel.slid. Dec. 24. 1994. to Mr. and McKay, s. son.

ivicirsr-Atnsruirfy, neo. 5. mi. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKay, s B011.

ii 5.

COX-At City Hospital, December Ill, 1984, to Mr. and Mrs. Borden A. Cox. a son <Borden Allison).

DEATHS

EABLE-At his residence, 18 West street, on January 7. 1935. Sami!!! N. Earle in his 90th year. Funeral on Wednesday, January Bth. Tht body will be removed to Bt. Paul's Church at 1 o‘clock where service will be held starting st '2.80 o'clock. Interment in the Psoplek Cemet- PFY. (Kindly omit flowers.)

STEWART-At Dunstafiusse on Monday, January 1, 1980, John A. Stewart lied 83' yesrs_ Funeral on Thursday, January 10. A short service will be held lt his late residence at 2 o'clock. Rinarsl ser- vice will be held in the Central United Church starting at 230. In- tcrnisni. Oentrsl U\lted Uiiuroli Omnetery.

Constable Osmeron. of the R. C.

M. P. returned Saturday from Hee- Peler, Ontario, where he spent the but few weeks visiting his psnmts.

N.D. MacLean

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snnsmln

i fihsriottstowmssl

_ Nona wiiusirs

I those in ~€"

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Eastern

Locals

.°’l'hll column ll reserved for

news of lnonl Interest but advertis- ing of s nswsy nature may be ll- lsrled M 1 halls n \\rd lirieth vdyuhle in sd

l'lll0lL

..°.B00'l'S AND SHOES repair-

ed, expert workmanship, lower prices, agent; for Dexter Shoes. Philip Boudreau, Wightmen block, llontsgue. L-8440-1-I-li

. _ *NOTICE-Carnival Montague

rink advertised for January 9th postponed until January 18th.

L-8447

OHIDAGO. Jan. 7-Mary Garden

says she thiiuns there should br: more "it" in opera.

The former star of the Chicago

Civic Opera, wlroweighs 172 pounds ssid yesterday thst opera directors "had better start lo:\king.fur stars with faces and figures."

l in .llEMl|llllM

ln ssd but loving. memory of RUBY BELL BINGLETON

Who departed this life

.‘ Jsnusry 5, 1034.

lolstiuss its only the lilt of s

tome, he hesrt of I

us 2; g thug? illiirii cial* 3 E '

is

how we

' naimsuas -s i-wie ,

WWI’ mother sas soul. 7

_ 1.-aw-i-s-ii.

i \

ws lar el attended was he es

of her daughter, M.rs R F Maddi

.nc Doucette, Frank Bradley, Ben] Doi-ron, John Smith, Keith Accm and Earl Birch. Service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Louis Dougim.

AT ROTARY-At the Rotary

V luncheon yesterday the President

W. A. Stewart M.PP. reviewed the uctivitles of the club during the past six months stating that there had been a gain of one in the at tendance which is a Rotary obli gation. and stated that whilst s number had made a hundred per' cent and others 95 per cent there were some whose attendance was so low as to bring down the gen eral average. However, al hough attendance is an important obliga- tion, it, should not be unduly stressed as to drive anyone out of the club nor is it desirable to have the work too burdensome. He quot- ed from addresses delivered by- President John Nelson of Detroit and from the inaugural message of President Hill regarding the gen- eral aims of Rotary and what is required of Rotarians in contribut- ing to the general welfare of the organization, He said that in the case where. committees are not' functioning, the chairman should call the members together and im- press upon them the necessity of more activity. He said the Char- lottetown club had a successful year, and spoke of what had been done with regard to crippled childrens work, boys' and girls' camps, and in providing funds for various philanthropic and charit- able objects. Committees were ap- pointed in connection with the Rotary Intemational convention to be held at Mexico this year and the district convention at St. Johii's, Newfoundland. Past Prea- ident H. .L. Palmer was in the

chair.

PERSONALS

The many friends of Major H. R.

Bethune, of the Hughes Drug Co. will regret to learn of his illness in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Christmas holidays at her home in Montague, retumed to tho City on Monday.

Mr. Eric MacGregor returned to

the City Monday, after spending s very pleasant two weeks holidays, the guest of Mr. Hemian Martin, Montague.

DELEGATION WILL MEET PREMIER

(C. P. By Gulrdi.sn's Special Wire)

NORTH BAY, Ont., .Jan'. 7. -

Mayor William Bullbrook, President pf the Dominion Mayors Asaocia-_ tion; revealed today members of the Association will confer Jan. 21, with Prime Minister R.. B. Bennett re-

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in municipal affairs.

Ma¥0I' Bullbrook said I delegation

to visit Ottawa will include Mayor J. E. Marchand of Edmundston, N. B.

The delegates will talk with the

Prima Minister regarding matters considered at the 1934 convention of tho Association.

HIGH CHAHZS SENT T0 QUINTB .- FORT ERIE. Jan. 7--A peculiarly shaped crate that entered Csnsda.

Es EE

evening at B o’clock from vllhich the Zgllugisli

1- tration an he u~ _

SOCIAL EVI'-NT-A-m0“l§ rive very ltlorlslderliillllléc siltillslllillrtillilili week end events was a moan en- Such is the impressive record joyabie ninncr dui ce given by Miss of the Federal Department of Lab- C0l1Sf9»h"»€ Hyndman in hono I our, as reflected in its conciliation her school friend and guest, Miss and arbitratidn service during the Margaret Willson of Stn Ant»n'o, regime or the present administru Texas tion-an administration that has

-_-_ had to cope with unprecedented ec-

POLICE COURT-At the Po‘ice onomlc conditions on an unprecc

Court yesterday a man charged dented scale with unlawful entry and theft The significance of this contrl was ordered committed to lhlcon- bution to national welfare in all its

wood Hospital A motion to close raniiftcaticns-social and economic a. house on Chestnut Street under -cannot be adequately appraised, the P,-0h|p|y,1pn Ap; was with- but the results indicate that func- dmwn Two pumps who appeared tioning efficiently, without recourse charged with selling milk contain- to ballyhoo is an important gov- ilg sec ment were fined five aol- ernment agency that has saved this

33,5 each country financial loss beyond com-

the number of employees involved etc figures with regard to the nun ber of strikes, the numbe of 1

gures give the record in

this oori ection in Canada and the

United states If the basis or pop S1 ulation is followed the loss of time 930 and the number of k

will be found apprecialbly higher in

ge limited States than in Canada,

e om of me being forty times as great in tm united sms, us to in Canada

First column gives number of disputes beginning in period sec

ond column number of workers in- volved in disputes beginning in

riod th fc

__ 81128859 __-__;__:__-:_-;_¢_;»_»; -3_3; »:__-_gt_ =. oATMEAL<isiaud)1o1bs _ ._

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sted rates (calendar years)

934

CIEEAMERY BUTTER per lb . IS AND STRINGLESS BEANS 2 tins

u stantia Contribution To Can l’..”‘°li”».’“°'.°»»f»‘=‘l"’l:!‘-f»»l"'?`-..’“”`”»»»“ PILCHARDS 21""

,,,,°,‘,’,_§""”“""“°’°’{__f;,",,,`,'_‘.,}‘,‘,"§',§, ada S W If M d B Th viswwiut om... .asteroid is-Mi; guanxrnsr CUP COFFEE 1 ib

` -- 6 are 21 C CSB °°“°"°-W” 1° ° Pm" PPLES dbz. zsb and

uosnnvc ruamrs D Y “'e_,;__g_§ §§§‘;’ug,_, mb, m,m,,, GRAPEFRUIT 6 for .. ._ ._ ._ _ .. ...er .1 M mb 1. epartments During Past Year ug ........t.,V W... .must ....1 nares (Bun) 4 lbs. . .. _ .. ._ ..

HEAR MR,W F “DM-“ls” 'Do have been instrumental in of Labour has no compilation of :rlllsllilhlg vgimaoltlvllly d1'?¢;ll1°°l`,1r *gg QEMONS doll H ‘ H l 0" Fisheries 5° B°°°"d °f T""d° obviating 118 potential strikes (34 the number Cf strikes which were M82 the Snvefnmblll 1Bl'8¢1Y USAGES 2 lbs " " ’ '

annual Hieetm Wedneidry or which directly involves sumo obvntes mr gh me activities or ilu

L 343° 1 7 2| enn1oyees> during the mbsf. critical

riod f

S. P C A. MEETING-The lalcehieverllierilalllldstlgl lsollhg

IB' Y D

S P C A meeting held last night tribukd to gh 1 was adjoumed until Thursday 51555111; of th; cmanntemmoe and

ou me inmati pf H011 M ROUND STEAK 2 ll)S .. .. .. .. ._

gh ve

me United ares Department or §3ordo_r_» inst1t\€_f_eds.;_sub\;en__tion £01 BACON (fresh) 2 lbs ..

bour gow b

:mt o;§‘guS3§; ornfn cf,’;,';,,f:°p,¥°m0,°;d ° ° ma an Many other specials all over the Store.

The benents scomingvtotthe coi_:l Genuine Bayer Aspirin Tablets per box

industry due to the su en on po

f we .°°' °' ””°N”‘ 7" “““ "8

ers ailected and the time lost in Y NV” ¢ 0 8 5 that country are avguabie -rm ;_i:_:_s_ gompiied by the Dominion H and RES followi ri e omrd

Movement of coal under the as GREAT GEORGE STREET

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January to September 30 to send the original to mm, replied

It is estimated that fully 2.000000 witness, and subsequently u, dom its will move for the calendar year men; purporting to be the on uul

Smiley, Amherst

Th assistance provided work 'If you had known the registry Y r the following number of men of the vmsel had been changed from

K1

was received by him in an enclosing K letter on the stationery of the Sen-

Work For lvlners ators legal .firm of Logan and

____ putatlon, and has prevented the

FUNERAL YESTERDAY _ Th serious dislocation of industrial life

funeral of Mrs Mary F4an_ which With its atl.€fiCl3.hl5 C0l'lS8qllBllCeS

s v ld y

ciday morning from the residence 50430 Tl'°lIl>icl Averied

um, 125 Pownal street, to st Dun- Presenting the picture from anc- .tans Basilica where Requiem High ther B-1181-C lf serious strikes ha/d V135; was pelebrpted by Rev P M¢- occurred. resulting in lost orders, viahon DD Rev Eugene Murray 10515 “H82-S and the uncui-bed bit- nonclucting the service at the grave terness of industrial welfare if The pall bearers, six grandsons of there had not been an impartial he deceased, were Fred Egan, A1 alert conciliation service in which lied Egan Joseph Egan Vernon both employer and employee had Maddigan, James Mclnnis and Louis confidence-then what? Well, such Mclnnis a prospect is one that does not per

_-__ mit oi’ comfortable contemplation.

Lain -ro nasr-A nu-ge number- Umm has been snared au that tttendeo the funeral or Ivan Har that Would entail in luvnan suffer wy, which was held from the resi ini! 1H\'8¢lY b€¢8»1lS¢ °f the Success ,ence of his pawn” ML md Mm ful mediation of a Department of I-larry Harley, 184 Great George St L“b°‘”` dh`°°f'ed by 9- Minister who westerday moming to St. Dunstaris U98 B C1091) Umlefsfimdlng 0' thu! sasilica, where Requiem High Mass 'HOW 01' ESS Pefpefl-lal C0n1`1iCt oi’ vas celebrated by Rev. E. Dalton. 0Pl1>0Sin8 economic interests and Fhe pall bearers were Messrs. Eug the necessity oi' their paciiication

gress

CANADA

l933“Ye8r 1°? 263443 317547 1904-first five

months 84 17,71

UNITED

1934-first

5 months 576 498,977

Population of Canaan 1931 census 10376 786

Population of U S 1900

Census 122 775 04.6

e was es.gned to

labour the payment ot fair and reasonable w-age

D6 and ird, the time loss in working days in all disputes in pro in the coal mining industry for Parrsboro, N S to Bridgetown, Bar-

h

or regulation in a democratic com

The records of the Depart

indicate that during the past, four years Canada has not experi any major industrial distur- such as has occurred in other tries. That one achievement

self gives this country a high ing among industrial nations. these records tell the story of disputes settled and many

they had developed to serious

rat-

many before pro

portions' of employees kept o job; and of both parties o the dictates of common sense reason and mediation halve

Amieablo Settlvments

Since July 1930, there have 34 di-9i>utes, involving 92,000 DIOYGBB. settled by Boazrds of ciliatlon .lb Investigation unde Industrial Disputes Investig Act. which functions chieii cases where the industry is u lic utility. Under this Aoi; have also been 80 cases invol approximately 19,000 employee which the public treasury has BP-\red even the expense o Board. largely owing to an settlement of the dispute th the services of departmental

cillation oilicers.

In addition. there is another

more general class oi' disputes, with under the Conciliation labour Act, which empowers Minister to enquire into causes circumstances. and to take Stops as seem expedient to the parties together, There 82 settlements effected by d mental efforts in this group

ever, it is impossible to esti the number of employees invo in these 82 cases due sometim an indefinite basis of calculatio to some other factor which cludes the compilation of nc ste statistics. For instance, by action of the chief conciliation finer. serious trouble was ave in one lumber camp. and the of settlement were subsequently

plied to the whole area in w

BTG I*

Ml” MBU’ Mnftlib Wh” spent th” camps.weSi‘l'riil)al';l;l7bilrli' A.libel'(lgle

cers of the Department have tied dlsirirtes in individual mlIl¢3. limi the agreed condi were later adopted by numbe other mines. But while it is D0SS1‘bl€ to give an approxim of the number of employees, reasonable to presume that thousands of workers in this can _be added to the total. here again the expense of

procedure was obviated owin

advance conciliation.

the of- ed by the Public Works Construc- rwd tion Act. which provides for a Dorn-

set- coal nous Quebec _ .. 9,o'r1,aoo I-5 of Ontario _ 10.418,!-150

noi, Manitoba . .. 2,341,100

mon Saskatchewan 375,009 it |g Alberta , _ . . , . . ._ 1,707,400 many British Columbia ._ 1,971,400 group N. W. Territories . 18.000 And Yukon 8,200

Board General 7,571,000 g to

service Appreolsted

That this service is appreciated is

evidenced by the fact that the ipartment and the Minister,

t g sonally, have been repeatedly

ardin matters of ns ionai interes mendm for _ummm enum

have surmounted s seemingly

possible impasse.

While the Dominion Depart

l - HI

ation. Dominion-Wide Belle! Projects' y in pub. This outhy of nelirly twenty- thpm two and one half million dollars on ying Du-blic works does not, however, s_ U, represent the total expenditure to bpm which the fair wages policy of the f B government isapplied. In addition, pany lhere must be included thu gm- mush mendous cost involved in contracts con- f°f the Supply of clothing and

equipment for such departments as

md the Post Oiiice, and National De- dealt fence. and for relief camps, etc. and These orders have helped to keep the the supply or factories operating lu and different parts of the country, and such have given employment on n large bring scale. Here again it is protected were emP10y'ment. for the regulations

compel adherence to proper work-

_ H°w_ ing conditions, and the Avoidance

mate of anything of a sweat shop nature, Wed enforcement of which. however, es tp falls under the jurisdiction of the “_ or Provinces. p,-¢_ This buttressiilg of industry and cur- employ-ment by such govemmepgpi

activities is being further extend-

inlon-wide building pwgramme of approximately ;40,000_oo0_ provin-

hich cially, the allocation of this total is

as follows: Prince Edward Island ._ 96,000 Nova Scotia . . . . 2,788,700 New Brunswick 3,017,000

'lbtal $39,890,050

Aldilig The Mining lndustry

In still another way the govern-

De- ment has come to the assistance of Der-

industry and labour. And again it was done through s department of which the Honourable Mr. Gordon is the directing head-the Depart- ment or Mines. Perhaps no Can-

munt adian. charged with high responsi-

i' t w -I

W' '=f;§:i;;§;;f- Dr»W°°‘l

through this border port today ex- cited unusual attention hom ous- _ mms omcials. Upon inspection it was found to contain five Nth, chairs equiped with the latest

converting into unlql-IB 'Hifi-1!ll_ room" chslrs. They are the gift

s‘:V_.__l;_.@_

P .

gadgets for elevating, folding oi, \_

or a Cleveland iirm to the Dionne. quintuplets st Oallelider. Qi, .’

»

,__

lily Golgi Your lleil Mi!

15352* Half measures sis risky in treating coughs

or colds. Be sure of relief by taking Dr. Wood's Norway Pina Syrup. The liosling ingredients of this well known j"_"i; remedy penetrate inilsmed tissues in the ' " throat and bronchial tubes and break up

germ-laden phlsgm, gently snd lfsly.

ren ts-ke it willingly. No after-elects.

p srR|xEs.....;V.»RooT

\sYRU f‘..,_.'coLDs ..»couoHs

This required close scrutin and

a wide knowledge of

Dunn M ‘m1s!aid* the cert ficate, was filing Hugh Miller.

su-niuigtllutiolin grctifer llilltilflili;-l-2°; ductiongiiztlgemlmirl dgggaliedscilllgd an 9m” °°P*' '°“" “'°‘”d “md me Hymn I-md Thy W°"d Amd” ana Ewht Hom, Da ‘At 33 pncent nlthcush |m..,,,..ts of original to him later, the former re The Apostles Creed Rev

measur ___ _ Y e¢_>______m ____ coal into Canada declined 383 per arution commissioner answered._ y_,¢.ga.¢,e_

(_ cent ‘Was the certificate of ownership pray-9,-s_ R,ev_ D,-_ Legatg Rev

irrrent or ,_ I th t d and the Compare this with a decline in miami? 315%? o;`°’3_e feieinu Vincent. __ ____

s. .

observurwe of p working da of nb production in the United States _ . Hymn fkneelmg) H°ly F ml more than eight hours in all build” coal fields oi' 38 percent over the °:l"l`l_';’__°t,Ili"L'|°;“ °W“"shlp? quesmn Hear M°~

ment of war indemnity due to civil- _ ` Y’ _, mn losses as A consequence of en_ Logan, witness admitted $10,000,000 Foundation .

.. .. had been paid into the consoiida- The next meeting will be hold

315; v;r_a,rf_p_r';aéhT}_1le_t_f;y_pséi_§1rim_Q__\_r_e¢;_¥:_ Leg revenue fimd_“ai;_d__weHsti1l____liaIc thc St. James _(‘.hur<‘hA on guesday demnity on the ground his vessel Oli” m°“°y °“ ‘fm - C fl m1< ct-clung _nt 'l.<0. R.\. Von had been torpedoed oh- the klsh ted the Dominion Treasury had the Christie is to li." the p~e:ichcr M m W »V s::.:e:.-..:;.;i‘z: f,” T c¢, ._ r Mr. Justice li/bDougali answered ~ 00 qtg 0 35| Mf- We 0° we me i‘f:f..“":‘.:.";f...i:::1;°“‘:,i‘°.i.f;;°“2,i M ‘ _ -_--- Y placed before him, witness contin- ' ~ " " "`""`f`_ rr* "*[‘"g|1 ,,ed_ he had made an ,,,,,,,d for. canadian.-. for 1oss__ of civilian pro-_ F<?_:l_____ _<_`_lx;lf_S.________ M ____ payment' of me clalm of 771000 petty' such “me Gyyum Queicllld cordsp lamp couch irrortis 10 submmed on behalf of Hameld The amount. of roparu ions rccc vc -. V ~_ A _ 11.

from Germany was in excess of cents each, wash lu 1. VITY

|¢¢¢u.. Idqnmm payments made to satisfy civilian Brighton Road. Phono 6313

L

were on the "Gypsum Queen" file prior to his taking over the duties of Repsration Commission in Dc- comber, 1930. One communication was to the Canadian High Com- missione-r's office in London, dated May, 28, 1930, from the Reparation Commission asking that enquiries be made of the British Board of Trade to ascertain ii the schooner had been struck by s. torpedo. The answer cf the High Commissioners office, following the requested in- quiries, wss the .Tritish Admiralty records did not show the “Gyvlum Queen" as having been tcrpedoed. The reply said the indications were the vessel had been lost ss s con- sequence of "marine perils."

Mr, Tilley objected to this line

of evidence; but Mr. White said he would couple this up with other evidence later.

Mr. Justice McDougall recalled

hearings held by him in Amherst and Boston, in which Hatfield and s number of witnesses took their oath the vessel hed- been struck by a torpedo.

Received Original?

A copy of an alleged certificate

by J. 5. Henderson, former Nillsifal' bd dlllns st Donnell is iiis

. l `

wor men who 191 731123 effect Hatfield owned the vessel

were tho losers through the strikes 992 -- 1-125739 was filed with him by Senator Lo- which developed in both countries 1933 - - - 1932-711 gan at a hearing in Boston The

1559513 Senator at that time had promised

e years indicated badoes, would you have accepted 1930 1931 lssz 1933 1934(°) the certificate without further cn- 5° Pam” Chumh W” Wen 1 ooo is'/ii zoos isao sooo quiriesi asked crown counsel 1”* nigm for me ms” “"1”

(’) Januar- to Septemberlso (ap Witness replied in the negative me Week °f prayer The “W1” p ox) y ln making his award he had come very bemmul and lmp'e5Slv° T

éfigsogs 'I‘he number of man days' work to the conclusion the written and anangenwnts We" in the hmds

1933_year 552 g12_137 14 318347 represented by the tonnage moved oral evidence placed before him re thi” ’e_°t°‘hRe" lk; QU

nder subvention is butted any pnsumption the schoon The cm" was 3'" u V

1930 303 753 er had been lost in a storm witness ated fm' the Seas” wagon 1931 292'166 told tse court The °1”de1' Of *MW W8-5 ‘W

902 4477 242 lows - ma 785304 Q,-0,, numgngd Prayer, Rev W L. Outhouso.

1994 0) 780000 _hProces:ioiisa_l__ Hymn, Who is

0, January to September 30 (gp Mr Tilley cross-examined witness 6 L01’ S ¢

Beneath; MM" mm() n me purported C..-micate or own- Prayer. Rev G C Webster

“"7" ership In filing in Boston what Psalm 82 in altemair verses,

B t Bed 1,, 0°” M, | C h was represented as ii copy of the J W Barbour _

of gepl,;l;;E.,el;t§°l'B£3$dU:h°l°o stu; V uc K n ng M document, the Senator said he had Scripture Reading Isaiah 59.

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mm construction remodelling or same pe,,1°d_ __ - Y~ Address, Rev._.7. Chisholm. demounon connwn involvuu the If is “°’"'°’“‘Y that th” °°S* °' ull.lZ°‘§u‘§.§'°°§..§h°b5§§"°.?fdof§§f M" °“““§l""` ”"'§.j§»`l§ “gs

ment €XP9¥ldltU!'€ Oi D0min10n funds- AB mining °°°'l is being “duced” 1934 egistry,’ replied Witness. If he pfmlance a umin d 1

recorded in the Lgbour Gazette of- figures are not yet available but had shown me Gypsum Queen., was taken from he re __e_ vterso

enced nolul pubupgtion of the Dgpup, decreases for years 1930 to 1933 are: had had any other port of registry of Acts 3. 18 20. R.€l`_@I1_ 10

bance mimi. the ivtal Humber 0! Such 1931 3408' lim 9373' 1933 7359' he might have' made enquiries re- fm' ‘md turglmagahl ttllftyourt

coun- °0“t¥'Mi»S Hwhfded dllfi-V18 the Pc! The "d“°l'l°“ °f 49 °°“t" D” mn arding the vessel from the lost port may be bm d °u’ 7 5° by R im from August; 1 1g3u_ to Qctopu- will go a long wmy to secure wider of __eg,_,_"y_ may come seasons Of rcfI`¢Sh

31, 1934_ was 735 im' .mg an “_ markets for Canadian coal. You were not ,.equ1,.mg Gem( from th Load and _that bl-ic ma

But g;l&ilh&l5€ €X'l>eIlditur0 of $22382, "_*_** icates of registry' you were prepar- selld me Christ wh° A een '

y slilp' that llvas your procedure was Fffpenlance “'35 "Med -mm 5 con 1°- ' ` various phases and meanings in

(6 d to acce ,_ ce,.m,cates of owner pointed for you even Jesus

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ditions. In all these wo ___-T Quito so,” replied Mr. Justice :P __ __ W _Od Gust __

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bélllgg mg emplléyment 7° m‘1ll;ythl;nul;°':ldl; Bay hzsslgxd of the Toollslie. Tilley witness answered Zei. i0o for i`i‘0ni the ITICSHSB Of if been not crly were cum-ent wages main yps ' ' he considered on the facts as pre- early Cllllfch- BPCHUS- OUT fa'-he

tained, but in some cases (where C I Clash' sented to him there was sufficient broke the covenant with God uri

the prevailing rate was unduly low) _ mm” 7 vidence of ownership and proof of disobeyed his laws it was necess; the schedule was increased so us claim by Hatfield for loss of the for God to open up this wav

to secure fair and reasonable gf,-un. enC1n°_u;:;elc1fa°5’h xawigln tph:)c§§g_ vessel. us. Our disobedience made

been dards of compensation, Thug wa; _ mas when ML Tmey demmded to W. S. Pugsley_ _OLtawn, Counsel sary the sacrifice of Christ in em- labour protected from exploitation know the precise charges against for Hatfield, questioned witness on behalf. It is only as we accept this Con- in these contracts for public works. ` ` ' ` '

th senator Logan was me Crown a1_ the nuiuie of cl.u.:i_; licaid by the sacrifice that we can remive

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lean! Logan was responsible in former reparation comlnlssioner ponpihgtion with Got-i_ Repent connection with the alleged forged under the Treaw °f Versmles' iS Om' 116091158-¥lC_€ Of the Wag; certificate oi’ ownership and were Id "fe Check the necesary fn-st step in

there any other charges against his ,ini l 5 (Maw former lan mth'

client?" asked Mr. Tuiey. Mr. '““°‘““ ‘$1767 ' , lf' Revemanfe li “D” *he ’°”‘ White was not prepared to state the deputyt °“5l'° Tn Ort a _‘En inelflig whim We may ff""l H5 a result Precise slleilations against the sen- l"°p‘?’ Y' Wa? “li Tx .X d sin and its consequences: it iS ator until the evidence had been identified “mee “rs ’ .' ue sorrow because wc have to hem e on the Bank of Montreal in favor the penalty it is the change Q hrllilliieia, held in Manchester, °’ H“"“°’d _“md N°"' 31' m1'“"°‘ mms and of me tuuf. mm NJ-I., on extradition proceedings to Signed by h"“‘°?1f and the “mimi through seeing our S<=1VP-‘ in W1 bring mm back to canada, was re- f‘°P“‘_Y °‘“°°d“’-“~ W’"“?‘_S “l-‘° iight or Gods ioi-.~. It is not presented by W. G. Pugsley, Ot- demmed Cheques msued “mms out casual forgetting. It is erasing the tsws_ who questioned both witness- °f the Sinking °' Phe. 765%' ”° ‘W2 slate. Biotin.; out the su.; Startins es on the provisions of the Treaty members of me _Gymumt Quecn' ofresh. The speaker made an a oi Versailles respecting reparation 1055 07 Plollcrti’ h€Y had pea, w an to mpent in ordpr gh Pl‘0V1Si0Il5 8-B BDDll°d` 50 U16 108'! 01 .. ` li re a come seasons of refres

cmuan p,,°perty_ senator Logan Do you know that Germany ever t 9 . m _Yr sOu1s_

paid money to Canada in respect mg in 0

was n°Kvl,nAc°_;ln' 7 Mr J M to these reparafions"" asked Crown After th” addrcss “U Offcrmg W OIT . NL - _ ~ U3 06 ._ 7 ' - divided evcnl - bctwec Errol McDougall, of the Superior Cmmsel' N0' there were “mei ..t;l{enEl_fImbceHca1 Almnd.-.5 _md the

V iz court br Quebec, iestuieo at this ‘”l§W"°d Ml- M““"?Y‘ . “` ~ _ Bnemoows 5mmg_ Then I take it that this money OYDWWS H°m_9

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witness ldemmed letters which Germany had not been paid into claims for loss of pr0l><‘l'l_V bi C1711"

the consolidated revenue fund until fans, said witness, 1932, some time after payments had Hearing will be continiird tnmolv been made out of the fund to pay row.

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Miller, B. A., B. D. Topic: “The Society Avid the Book."

Annual Meeting of the Bible Society.

I '1'h¢rs¢|sy:-Zion Church. Slksker, Rev. A. C. Vincent. D_; D-

Tople: "World Evsrigelintion, Obedience and Service

ru-rosy.-rriuiiy cbm-cb. speaker nov. we r.. ouuiouu. BA. Topic: "'rb¢ Notions of ¢uo'wofia-.r-‘ciionbli»“-

_ You ire our-disiiy invites io beynssni every nlihi-

TIIE UNIVERSAL WEEK 0F PRAYER Charlottetown, Jan. 7-11, 1935

Monday:-St. l"aul‘s Church. Spelkclj. RMK E- ("l‘l"h"l“" _

Topic: "Human Need-R%P0¥\'»9l\"°~

Tuesday:-St. James mflhurrh. Speaker. Rev. Geo. H-

rupim "rits church iii the world. r--n.i\.'- ~

Wednesday:-The Baptist Church. Speaker. Rev. Kish

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