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(CI. B7 Guardian's Special Wire)

TORONTO. Oct. i2 - Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn today aligned himself with Bremier L. A. Tach- ereau in regard to the stanr‘ taken by the Quebec Premier against the reported policy oi a company in attempting to reduce the price oi newsprint.

1h a- statement handed out irom the Premier's oiiice labs today, Mr. Hepburn said: "Havim read the statement oi Premier Taschereau with respect to a certain paper company Operating in the Pro- vince oi Quebec. which com-

" I am ‘heartily in accord with the

"gain or make any adﬁistments that

omv is allved to b1 carav- sd in a price-cutting attempt on

newsprint, I wish to make it known

Premier o: the Province oi Quebec when he states such a move would be ruinous to the newsprint indus- try in Canada. ,"I am certainly sympathetic tow’ wards any and all moves that may be taken that will, in the iinal analysis. mean an improvement to the working manscause and the newsprint industry ,and permit themtocanyoninsuchawayas to enable them t.) maintain their employees on a more huma basis and better standard oi living. 1 "It is neither the desire nor the intention oi the government o! Ontario in the administration oi its natural resources to encourage In any way the operators to bar-

will be injurious to the industry or the workmen engazed therein."

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--lWILI.0PlNiortlwseasouio buy poultry at my killing station in Remington, Monday. October 15th. Geo. A. Webster. L-1096-l0-11-4i.

--DOING NlCELY—It is pleas- ing to report that Paul Gallant

, who was accidently shot last Sat-

urday at Carleton is making a good recovery. S. - -

e —A'.l‘ THE i988 Charlottetown Fox Showdiil ioxes were exhibItedI

36 first prize ribbons were awarded. 10% oi these foxes were raised and turned on Sunglo, exclusive. These 10% won 35% or 9 oi the ﬁrst prizes.

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—-DB.. J. C. SIIVESON, SUM- MEBSIDE, will not be at his oi- iice irom Saturday, Oct. 13th, to Monday, Oct. 22nd, as he is at- tending a meeting oi the Ameri- can College oi Surgeons at Boston

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-~CARGO or rorIa-ross arm OYSTERS-Ths S. S. Gaspesia

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conside able way freight. She sail- ed at 9.30 Friday morning taking with her 7,900 bags oi.’ potatoes ior the Montreal market. There was also .a shipment oi 25 barrels oi oysters from Ellorsiie, ior the‘ Montreal market S.

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-“DOC" MacPHEItSON has now in stock iiity bsautilully cut Over- soats cut by his made to measure ﬁrm cut the way he wants them and oh! boy how they ﬁt. Prices $18.00 to

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—-MEMOBIAL SERVICE - The regular» monthly meeting oi the W.M.S. o! ‘the Baptist Church, Summe icle, was held in the hall on ‘Thursday afternoon. There was

latefMrs. Isabella (Hidden, icr many years president oi the So-

Bedeque, Provincial Secretary for the H.WM.U., presided. The meet- ing opened with the devotional period. The hymn, “All the Way my Saviour leads Me," was sung. Scripture reading, Rev. 22, verses 1-7, by Mrs. Major Schurman. Mrs. John Crockett led in prayer. A short address by Mrs. MacFar-lam, who had been closely associated with the late Mrs. Glidden in her work was a very high tribute to her associate. A solo, "I Surrender

other touching tribute to the late| Mrs. Gliddcn was a poem by Mrs. John Taylor. Mrs. John Crockett, who was a girlhood irlend, gave a bsautiiul tribute in poetry to Mrs. Glidden, whom she had known all her llis and had always been cheered by her charming smile lm-s. Major Schurman moved that a letter oi condolence be sent to Mrs. Robin- Society expressing sympathy in her bereavement. Mrs. Oliver C. MacNeill was elected president ior the ensuing year to iill the vacancy made by the death oi Mrs. Glidderi. Mrs. J. l". Mao- Neill was appointed 1st Vice Prea-

Arnold Iiefursoy. A duet, “In the Garden," was beautifully rendered by Mrs. Currie and lidrs. Lear-d. Gleanlngs from the corresponding secretary wero read by Mrs. Wilson and much appreciated. Mrs. Mac- Neill, the new president. closed the beautiiul service with prayer and

the-hymn, “when Peace Like a Rlvbr Flows." and the Mlspah Benediction. S.

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Charlottetown, spent Thanksgiving

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lty United Chmch held a very suc- cessiul aiternocn tea on Thursday

were daintily appointedjand there were many callers at‘the tea hour- S.

—/I'RE ONLY B11701‘ H)! Pup (We!

raised in oallvtiviti to ,win three championships at three shows and one Grand 310w Championship over adult Champion iox, was raised emclusively on Sunglo lib: Ratio ", (all the same year) according to the owner, Jno. A. Isa. lo-ls-l-ti.

-A'l‘ THE CHABIDTIIIOWN i938 Fox Show the Champion Male Pup, the Champion Female Pup, the Champion Pup oi the Show, Reserve Champion Male Fox, The Champ- ion Female, and tho Reserve Chump- ion Female 100x all received Bungle either partly or exclusively as their cereal diet. io-rs-s-u.

—C. W. h-The annual C. W. L. Thanksgiving dinner was held in St. Mary's Hiall ‘rigniah on Mon- day, Oct. 8th. This noteworthy

the swd eats, which were prepar- edbythebesgcooksintheland, were justly praised. Mrs. Mary O'Brien, president oi this sub-di- vision. with Mrs. McTawue. Conven- or, are to be congratulated on the success o! this year's aiiairr-T

PERSONALS .__.. --Mrs. Arnold L“'l.ll""‘V is murd- ing ‘he winter in Toronto. S.

—Mr. Melville Budsbury is doing nicely from his recent serious op- eration. S. ‘-

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-Miss Helen Malley oi Alber- ton is a patient in the Prince Coun- ty Hospital. S.

—Mr. Alexander Weddell oi Rose Valley has entered the Prince County Hospital tor treatment. S.

—Mr. Claude Grliiin, Omeary, is a patient in the Prince County Hospital. S.

-sc-. Charles 0. Huestis oi Wil- mot Valley has entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment. S-

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—Mrs. Christine MacDonald. Iiznish, is visiting her brother, the Rev. J. A. M Grand Riv- en-T

r-Miiss Stella Brennan, Tlgnish, is visltinc her sister, Mrs. Ray

P1111810. Oharlotietcwrm-II‘

-Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Bernard,

gignishfam visiting in Charlotte- wn.-

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arthy.»'1‘lgnish,was tending a meeting of‘ the trade‘

-—Miss Ethel Deighan oi Emerald was operated on ior tonsils on Friday morning in the Prince County Hospital. S, ‘

-Many friends in‘ Charlottetown will regret to learn that Mrs. Al- ired MecKay oi Graham's Road underwent a serious operation in the Prince County Hospital on Fri- day ‘ . The latest report was that she was resting comfortably. S.

~10. and Mrs. Major Small, who have been home on account oi the illness and death oi Mr. Snell's mother, Mrs. Albert Small, leit on Friday on the s. s. Gaspeiis m: Antlcostl Island. S.

-Mias Marcella Bernard. who is attending Notre Dams Academy at

at her horns in Tignlsh, she was accompanied by her friend Miss Gsudet, daughtsr oi Mr. and Mrs. lidmmd Gaudet, winnipos. who is abo attending the Academy at Charlottatowni-T

OILITBID

LENS WAGES ‘£00K JUMP (By The Canadian Press)

POW!‘ OI‘ SPAIN, ‘Hinidad, Oct.

IO-Approsimatsly soc more per-

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(CI. By Gurdlan’: Special Wire) NORIPH B . N. 8.. Oct. l2 —Beaten oii’ by mountainous sass alter three SllCOBSS“'u'l attempts to land supplies on lonely sable ls- land, the Canadian Government steamship Monctalm sailed (rom North Sydney yesterday on sn- other voyage into the EFB-Wyafd 01* the Atlantic. ' Gales that whipped the ocean‘ into iury ior several days had sub- sided as the sturdy vssel got un- dq- wgy and‘ Carptain l-‘Iearn was ooniident that his cargo oi food‘ and other necessities ior the 40, people on the Island would be put ashore saiely before the end oi the week. rm, Montcalm started out from] Hallie; over a week cs0 and W“ buﬂetod about ior days as she at- tsmpted to approach the island. Her iuel nearly exhausted, she put into North Sydney last night and took on board 300 tons oi coal. Sable Island is ll0 miles south cast of oops Canso. N. S. Its shoals extending under the sea roi- about l7 milesfhave dragged more than‘ 900 vessels to their doom. and a clmrt in e Qke oi’ O. H. lioster- mm, dist agent ior t De- partment oi Marine in i-ialiiax. shows the position oi each wreck. It looks like a cemetery map. Most oi the 40 people on thﬂ i!" land devote themselves to the task oi saving lives by manning two lighthouses and six reliet stations placed at strategic points and con- nected by telephones“ Four times a year that am visit- ed by the government steamship Ilarly Laurier, which carries sun- plies out o! Haliiax. These visits are the moat important events oi

ant hsued to th

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Thousands Attend“ Eucharistic Con?

(A). By Guardian's Special Wire) BUENOS ALRJEB. act. 12 - TWO hundred thousand visitors imm the ioufcorners oi the with 1'9" presentln more than 30 nations. gathered on the ilst plain c! Pal- ermo Park today for the ilrst gau- sral assembly oi the international chsristic Consress.

To all corners oi the 1300-84111?‘ park microphones b10118“ U19 V°|°° oi Monsignor Pedro Pascual Far- Ian, Archbishop oi Lima, who spoke on the theme "Christ the Kink 1H the Eucharist and ior the Euchar- ist"

The speech was the climax oi the tremendous meeting, during which‘ the predominantly South Ameriy can audience heard a strong niea. to "brother nations oi the some origins" tcbrlng about peace between Paraguay and Bolivia in the chaco boreat. Mons! Pie expressed hops that the Eucharistic spirit would induce the belligerent na- tions to drop their hatreds and settle the ancient boundary dispute in christian iashlon.

Earlier in the day the open air cathedral was invaded by 101.000 children with white and yellow eiloheristic banners. They came w receive communion irom 250 priests.

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but whether the nukes had sud- denly become religious or were 88- ents 0i the evil NW9" *1“ m plBEllB true believers he WM 1111851“ to say. -

In any case it was imlmiﬂible w hold services in the church. 'I‘h¢ members refused to share theh pews with the little insects because they got familiar and crawled 11D trouser less and Sleeve‘

me gxpert entomologist recurri- mengled s, thorough SPFﬂYmZ Q‘ the church and a bee was planned to do the Job. What with the harvest and other things. however. a dais was not act for a couple oi weeks and by that time the pwbs had dis- appeared.

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PORT or" SPAIN. Yhmidad. Oct- 12~Hopes are expressed by oi-Iic- iais of the Trinidad Government Railways that this company will end the i934 year in s better iin- ancicl condition than in i933. de- spite adverse circumstances tend- in_\ to increase rather than cut down expenditures.

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