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r111: CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

SEPTEMBER 4, 1937

OUR NEWS BUDGET For OUR SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS

llloxD-‘Y itiiprovcd appearance of the uni-

‘ _ _ _ _ foims have bran lirard. O11 Satur- __—LE_l','rv Fol‘ MM ("Hf uu‘ day night motorists and pedes- ‘5 ill-M“ _M““""3" rallloni triatis noticed the two officers on 31111.1 i1 oti ct Dr. E. T. and Hume duh; one at I-Iughcs corner Mrs fazituii ielt Saturday iniirn- and we ugh“ d, [he Ken,“ Great trig for flint-Gill llnivt-rsily" where George Sn?“ intersection were h“ “u; “mlY membmflés‘ equippctl 111th the belts. With their iihitc il0llilPfs and gloves

I-i S .\.\'S()('I.\'l‘l0l\'-—.\I1‘ Brenton C rk of Littkit-tter Road was e‘.- citcd piwx-ttieiii of the Oyswr Ltrowr-‘xs Association at their a11- fliilti lilci-‘llilg field recently at $"lllil1It'l.~l(i€ iicc-pres. Hon. J. P.

. .§Ul.‘l'8if|l'v\' LTPaallfPlfl R

they made a stiappy appearance. Vl.siiltf'5 t0 Chai-‘ottetoitvn PXhibll-iOll itvvck noticed traffic of fzccr. were siittiltriy garbed.

—Ql'lli’l' IITIEDDING—— A wed- ditti: of f1lli(‘il on Wndncsdai‘ last at 7 o'clock at

Th? "llwlmg “l” “Ml tit» Iiiootiitiold Catholic Church.

‘ “fm and p““‘“l"d °""“ l’? m“ \\'i|f‘ll Mzss Elva Gallant. daushte‘. ie-tiritiu tirrszifr-ti’, Mr. .l.il1\t's E. 0.31pm“; y“; John 6311mm n» Cplllr"! lW-Hlfi Dllw" PUPlJT fiitwv lwt-amc tho bride of 'l"-“‘l"i ‘l M" l» ll l1- ll“ Pli)l'l.\.\(1l‘ lI_ E. Piiieau. B A., of "m" “ill (l- l‘ 51m"? S the statt tit‘ ‘HP StimmPix-ide High fi'*"" ‘ .<'-hoo‘. Rev. John

Oti Olli’ tit fluise luv-my ititd- (Ejuhip, the cerpmnn‘. iiittg, that she 111' 1i and ,.,,,,,|,,. xuptial Mass

11in 111.11 ti\1-.t_\- in titt- -q W? Pr, H, of a large connfi

t‘l1l‘l!l, bv tender ltaiiilr, Lnflun I m? cflIIen]Ol‘v m‘,

1e’ lli'i..\'UI]i(‘(i to 1h!‘ ltrltifli 1111111‘ drove- to the home of

Ziiirti toil -a iittlt- flower m" -~. y,- t.,,- m“ ‘Wdding break.

,iti1l ilutui and Pat". t- “m. your)“, having

'-‘~ Y"“l'l"1_ l‘ tin a ltrviavmoor:

“I “will l‘) N‘\\' England Statcs.

lit" tlu- siitrt <11" l’ Priifi-ssxii" and Mr.» Pincau will

Wlllvii >11e i

' llll" Al" t) ll‘il‘..\ a host 0f

11" \\"..‘ll‘.l‘.i§ them evt-rv

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t; (ti Svimt Pulls ant

-I‘III \‘l‘I"I‘I.»7\‘l."I\"IlO\\'I-‘.R — A

.\I"'I‘l-.‘R.\‘0f1.\‘ t’ 11111111111; ivas spent at.

.\Z-.-rtt1itiii ’l‘i-a was held of .\l'"".~~ Malcolm Mac- c of .\Irs. Annie Httttt- l. (iiuiltatits R0111 UH A112. 5th, gtoti, on \Vedt1e'.~'<l:i_v 11 1111111111‘ ti! fiends ant, 25th. ttiidcr thta 11 ->r.< ‘Jii'ili'I4 ti to tcndci" a

tit“ Aid 0f tit» shit t-r to lit-t‘ tiitt iifvr Carbine. s0

. ’l‘hi~ rooms sown to 1w tiiir- iii‘ the itriiicitials in

i'-»tt 1.1.111 tilanzs i an illl"i‘t'<!ll1£ t-ii-iit. The tiopuiur

ti 11.11111: l)illif‘-lO—l)t‘ ivtis itwurtcd to a

f 1 ..t tijtrvig it.» qript-tioiin t tit ._v ticccttitcii chair. under an 1. mt,” gamt-l-mi t4; pfqflakv i at 1 of pink and iihhe flowcrs. n‘ . v tea provided by ill!‘ wliili- 111v lilfllllll! slraitts of the 1;, g t \‘.'1 titling .\l.ll't'il iii-a i-d forth. play- ---.--__ "(W1 by .‘I tiartif-t Campbell. Sev-

r" , . n 0.1.1 Fplitflvg qmt I v*l".'i d. 111d i; (‘IS iir-t-c carried l‘ i» tltcii‘ flillltizii Inuit]. ‘ in 1.11" .\f..~ both Whitehead .~. -y'<l;1_\' “hm gm, t-f ‘ illli 3,11 » lliiriitti Fiirgtison. The 1 lit-v. (if ti“. Odd F0110“... illlf“'!'-'lil$ and costly prcscnts con-

r if i0 lil*‘llll“‘l‘S of thc Rcbcicali ' i - fiitflfl

W f‘ I '6‘

dccoratcd. A ltcki .-

at tho

Ilniftvi Clll1l't"l1_ Ordcr.

of ticpartcd ‘incin- ‘i i Oi-dci" in Union Road. Oltl Fnulish. S1. and Shr-r-ii-otid cr-tiicfvries.

——'t'i~'l'l'.'\'l‘i TIIF. PIIO\'IN(‘E— Il- ' 1 Li". W. t1 Anderson tif " ' . \\'f‘l"‘ visitors to itie on Friday. ‘Fltr-y fllL‘ Lfatid by motor ‘uits

.' for Char- innking :1 . lil“ lifriritittieProvirices and dtniulitcti \\'llil iilPlI‘ visit to Bras D'Or Lakcs and lir- afinas Basin Bnfore re- izg to Aiborta Dr. Anderson .. attcitd lllo medical convcntitiii Ottawa. s

i=.\.\ut.Y Rl-Il'.\'ION~The IIOIIIP .\lr. llllti .\l'r.~'. Damien Slirccnan 1i ll‘ . -' Kuil-iorii. was gladdcti- "i 'il4‘ p. -L works by a visit. from ittcinhcrs of thc fiiniily. Sis- lifl-lill 11nd Ina of St. Paii‘. .. .\lrs. Edward Keough iKtitict ' cg. and Rev. NiloilierlVfarietta, ‘cs S‘. .iosetiit‘s Convent, r. ziiinlltvr brother and son mid his wife‘, New York. v1.1 l I"r.1tik. Plitiitrit-ipiiia, feeling the ltrmc liittrziiig. liilifJWlld iii a fvw - Fttgar ta grandson» and his - nI-ti filfifiv‘ a liricf visit. Rugin- til-i attzl (‘iciii-gtii. on account of their Ir v swasmi could not come. Word iii: lli'l‘ll rutir-nwwi that nil arc back to lilPif‘ several callings, and they hrmi- and pray to lve to meet all 5.111111 iii their dear Island home.

-—.\I.‘i(‘I.I1‘..-\N' — NIOARE WEI)- Ilf.\ -.'\ quict but. tirs-tty wcdding 11a.»- s ictnniviirl n". St. ‘ivftitrkis Ror- ioi". KPIISiIIRWIII, by Rcv. B. Frcam

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OINViKCliIIPSKifIV. Aug. if. i937 “t p. n‘

ultcn Miss Caroline. tlfl‘ ' . Nfaivolm Maclmttit of (‘ira- lloitd. lat-came tho bridc of F' ll" 11' fr. n" . "hi. irili. " ititwltrl. Tito hritin lotiiztvl i-tirit 111.1-

"tttt" "n n r“ ~: o.‘ frown hluc crrtnc, 11':‘11 n1"" ‘ti: ncr-cssorics. Afwr lit" lllll - f'fll‘t'lililll\' 1.111» happy r '11 t- (‘iii1i'liii1i-'<t1':'1

tttninrtitl fti ‘ ~' sisii-r, Mrs. If. 0 ‘i < siirixrti :1 siitnpftiou. wini-

' ~- t.» 1i il14‘il' ll0i‘(1l'. lf1"‘I‘ i ti:t:-‘v l'l’liil'l'lf‘tl lo ilic 11' tiiic at (‘vrnhamis Road.

wiiir" a happy crowd of scrcnarlcrs ifNitr-rcd to wish Mr. and Mrs. Airmsv tiiritiy- ycars of litippy wcdtlcd lift‘ - J2

SEIZED O

§CIIOONI€R FF 901"!‘ II I..»\KF—'I‘iit- flll\'i irv sclvivtttcr (‘iviicvri Etitr-l. scized off Fouih Imkc cits-t. of Smurfs Fritlnv h1- tlin patrol I"‘71\ll‘W'lii of Licui. Skipper Cnfln a. Htkriii to Chnrloltctowtt W's- fcrrlav. (‘rvizo of the Gvnevn Ftiitl. policr- said last night. hai no‘ 111 t1 coiiiplviclv chcckcti nut

WP’? itcllrtptri ‘n he about 600 wil- lt\"'~ '1' nssrirlcti liquors cniis=i.s‘ing of t-tiiit. ‘.\'l‘i'l{l‘\', 4111, nnti alcohol Th“ "'ll'l"ll"l' was in command of f‘.i'i‘.i‘n .1 .\f Fiitiit.» and was rez- ‘Mnriil n’ S’ John's. Ncivfnund- f\'l~"l. 'I‘liv 1'.'\f)?'iifl and crew of ‘rvtr anti. ' l itcfrire Magistral” '. T1 \I~l' 1t. lVlfiHlfltYiiP. Saturday :lt':':'d unrirr 111'- Customs Act ‘ll/i l,',"‘"" rcmatidvd to George-

town rift tiiitii next Friday.

I’-\fl.\‘ I'I'I.‘\'EIJ—A barn he- '.' ‘n a .Vf~- Grorvr-t-t iii 111v ' Pliitii tiistrirf wt: destrcycd

t- S iirdav. it was lctirned in z 1 '~‘/‘l'."‘|'Li8V. ’l‘hr- con- ‘rt: 11.'11' nttd '1":"'t1 worr- ‘rnrfltl Origin cf the fire 2" . 2:11‘ l-nriit-d.

‘JIIIVTIOK’ TO POLICE F(‘I'Il“IlifNT-—\fcir1hers of the C" Pii"r~ have had Sam Browne b-‘t- addad to their equipment Ind numbers of comments on the

.Dcptity Grand .,

Poly

criiiscr Laurier in,

‘sisfin: o.’ liiiviis. cut iflass. silver. (fro. wcrc (ipcticd hv Mrs. Francis . ri-t-irr Pllfi alias Wanda Bowness, llt- .\f' s 11h» Macfirerior read . vtniitutvzng vci-svs. Mrs. i Prt l‘l“i" and Al's Eanc Mitr- d hv rirraiuzing the pres-

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,r\ . fable. Miss MacLean (“iii ‘sscd hcr thanks in :1 few wcil 1 chn on words. and r-xtendcd a cord-

i 1'11 ii1\‘i‘2\'lOf‘i to all prcscnt to Vsit, lv~r in licr iiciv liotiic. than all 10in" '1»! in FiIVIiIIQ “For She's a Jolly

Cont! Frflniv" A dainty lunch was .scr\'t>d 11v izirl fricnds present. after . ‘Tlllvll z‘ fcd to ihcir respec- ' .. 11111: Caroline every

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—-IN fl.1\I.fI~‘.-\X--Dr. H. E- Clark ‘of Slllillflfll‘ id:- left on Monday tiiortiitig for Halifax. N. S.. to at- l“ild .‘l)f‘(‘ii’il dvtiftil classes held at. Dn illtlliii: University this week. --s.

—I."" VI-‘S FOR ANTIGONISII- .Vl‘.-s Dorothy (iaiidet of Summer- Sill» ‘iviivcs this morning for Anti- szoiihh. N.S.. WilPff‘ she’ will eiitcr thv SLMarthtrs Hospital for train- iiig_ S

NEPTERIBER \VEATHER—F01’€- ¢a<.--- 1 to 4 warmer. 51:0 9 week of cool d:v .1 ihcr. 10 to 18 cooler with .~il0‘v\'PT§. t7 to ‘.21 snow flurrles_ 2'3 to 2Z3 cool and phasant. 24 to 3i warmer with lictitt rains.

SDFBRiIIE at the Rotary lunch- P011 ycstt-rdtty: RN‘. D1‘. J. S. Bon- ncli. tiastor of 11111 I-“ifih Avcntie Presbyterian Church. New Ynric. tool; as 1hr suhicct of a forceful address “My Discovery of Amcri- ca“.

_1.1-:r'r FORTTITBAWZA-Dr. .1.‘

A. .\i.'i(rPl1t‘n of Sttmiitcrside lcft _\'("‘i('i'tif1\‘ itioritintr for Ottawa to attend illl‘ Canadian Afcdical

Cotincil \\‘l‘ti(‘h is taking place this t tveck -—S.

i -—R|“'FI'Il\'I"I) II()Z\IE-~--Mt‘. and ill/It's '1 and iflmilv who Illflk" lt-v is! 3T1‘. Bnswellk 5 ilZl1“ll‘ -, . mid Iifrs. Aibcrt Rd".- i".""li. Slillifll’ ~iric. havc returned 11o tlitiii- h: Ilf‘ at Hudson Bav Jiiiicliuii. Siiskalrflir-ivaii. S

-I)Ol\'(§ .\'I('l~‘.I.Y—-Mft stcr Viti- co- . two your nld son of Mr. and .\'i . /\ll(iI'f‘\\' Cits-s-ir-y- of Sea View ~ wits brought to tho Prince County ilri-piltil (ill 8'11 tlnv with a frac- l‘i“Pfl lf‘I'. The injury uias attend- rd to and the little fellow is doing iiiccly.—S.

IIIIFICIVES SLIGHT INJURIES_. .‘.fr. Philip Saunders received 1n- jllflffig 11inch \I"‘I'C bcllcved not .~.11'|'.its iilitii ht.- was thrown to ti»... ground ycsietday following a Fitln DPWVPCII hi; horse drawn .ll‘i(‘, and a crtr driven by Mr. ifiiimo Keefe of Charlottetown. 11o'h 1111111 11cm trocecdlng towards the Citv. The rat in passing caught. lllp rt-ar \\'ll('ll of the wagon t-tiittslittig it ttlifi knocking the horse ttnwn. Tltp f “irit-nt. occurred on a ‘gt-adv llf‘ll.‘ . Diittstanks College.

FVNEIL-H. AT ARGYLE SHORE i - 'I‘11r=. fliilPffii of" Mr. A. J. McNevin ‘of 'I'0roi1to Look place from the rtsifictice of hi: sistnr, Mrs. D. J. [MCLFHI]. Arttvlc Shore yesterday ‘aftcrnttoti. Stirvirvs at. house and zruvcsidc war" cr-ndttcted by the tRev. Ewen McDougail- Interment. was in the Argyle shore Cemetery. Piflbrarcrs \\'."I'4"I Xfcsz-rs. W. Ches- tcr S. MrLurr». .7 H. Mycrs, Walter McKrnzic. V‘. Aim Stewart, Ai- l beit, McDcu-gall and Murdock Kon- I nedy.

IS TENDERl-ZD DINNER-Rev. Father Earl Dalton of Charlotte- i town who will leave shortly to take , I'ili1I‘Hf‘ 1f the Roman Catholic iilflflfll at Hopr- Rivcr was tendcr- rd a dr-lighlful dinner by the SL4- terg of the Charlottetown Hospital last Thursday. Following the din-

during

interest took place

ner member: of the Nurses Alum- nae gave g, splendid program and at the conclusion presented Father Dalton with 1i suitable gift. Pres- ent at the dinner werg a number

of Father friends.

Dalton’:

family, who spent. their

Skinner. Westvllie, N. 3.,

with other relatives and friends T

RETURNED T0 P. E. L-Rev. and Mrs_ John R. Sklnncr and _ _ annual vacation with his father, Mr. Alex "d which he named Three his summer the spot was visited

Charles Robertson,

by Henry McLaren, Montague.

Brudeneil Point where the arr.- “"91"” was believed to have reached last Hixht has been a favorite campilifl

It. was for some years i111-

and William McLaren. Brudenell. and unoccu- pied buildings on property owned

te. site of the Provincial Boy Scout camp. Last summer a. cairn was unveiled to the memory of Pierre

Roma,

in the country, have returned to by mam. peopm

their home in Winziloe, where Mr. Skinner will his duties as pastor of Church.

VISIT CUT SHORT-Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Picketta and little son Jack, of Andover. N. B_. who, for the past weak have been visivng D. H. MacKenzie. John Picketts. wiimot valley, were un- expectedly called to Glassvife, N. B.. owing to the tragic death of orie of their former parishioners. Mr. C. Fred Hughes. They left. for

Mr. and Mrs.

Charlottetown, and Mr_

‘ the mainland Monday morning_

fsh Overseas League. The tire twelfth grade students of the Summerside the only boys from the Maritimes that were askrd to join the sec-

ond tour which followed the trip la

to the Coronation.

WEDDING BELLS—Of interest to their many friends in North Sydney was the recent marriage of Afiss Mary Emily Moffatt. daughter of Mrs. W. J. Moffatt, King street, and Ailisorrwcllwood Brown, scn of Captain H. C. Brown and Mrs. Brown, of Prince Edward Island. The ceremony was performed at Sydney Mines. Rev. C. Winsor per- formed the ceremony. — Sydney Post-Record.

MUSICAL SERVICE AT MARSIIFIELD-Thc Sunday ev- ening service at Marshfleld Pres- byterian Church took the forrn of a musical programme submitted by an augmented choir. undoi- the direction of Miss Emma McNiven Several anthems were finely ren- dered, and beautiful solos contrib- uted by the Misses Emma McNlv- en. Jean McNive-n. Dorothy Mc- Farlarie. Mrs. Gillespie. The min- ister, Rev. Mr. McNeill presided and read the scripture lessons.

Word was received yesterday morning by Mr. Fred Bordage. of this city, of the death of his mother Mrs. Clovis Bordage, who passed aviay in Acadiaville, N. 5., yester- day.

Although not. enjoying the best of health for some time, her death was not. anticipated. .

She leaves a famiy of eleven. Her husband predeceased her twelve years ago.

In addition to her son, Fred, a daughter. Mother St. Margaret of the Congregation de Notie Dame, resides in this city. Thu former left by yesterday afternoon's train to be present at the funeral which is be- ing held this morning.

WEDDING BELLS-A prectv wedding took place in Pictou. N. S.. on Thursday. Aug. 19th, at. 4 p.m. when Dollna Agnes Rankin. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin, Picfou Island, became the bride of Clifford Curtis Keenan. son of Mr. and Mrs. T.A Keenan Murray River, P. E. Island. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Gerald Rogers of the United Church, Pictou. The bride. who looked charming in a powder blue ensemble, with white hat and ac- cessories and carried a bouquet of gladioius, sweet peas and maiden hair fern, was attended by her sis- ter. Miss Annie Mae Rankin, who was dressed in copen blue with navy accessories. and Miss vernlta Keenan. sister of thee groom. who was dressed in rose with brown accessories. The groom was stip- portecl by his brother Roy A_ Keenan. and JL. Rankin. brother of the bride. After the ceremony the wedding party left. for Pictou Island to the home of the bride. where t; sumptuous wedding sup- per awaited them. The house was beatitifiilly and izaily decor- ated with cut flowers and pink and white streamers tastefully hung. The bountiful recast which was prepared in Mrs. Rankin‘; in- imitable style. assisted by friends. was served to upwards of two hundred and fifty guests. The ev- ening was pleasantly passed in dancing. music and sting. The numerous and costly wedding gifts. including silverware, linen and cheques. bespoke the wide esteem cf the newly married couple. Thev will reside at Murray River. P. E. Island. (Patriot please ccpyl.

Pour miles of wood land in the Brudeneli district were a blackened waste this morning after u fire which raged unabated for two days. The flames began shortly after noon on Sunday in the vic- inity of "the swamp road" and destroyed all wood and timberland eastward to Brudenell Point. Build- ing; in danger last night were summer cottages along the Mon- tague Rlver owncd by Dr. L. A. Johnston, L. H. coffin. and R.W_ Beck of Montague. and A. C. Sin- clair, Charlottetown. The flre hiid crossed the road about. a mile west. of the cottages nndwuburn- ing fiercely in a quarter mile wide strip cf woodland between rotid and river. Fire fighters expressed belief that the cottages would be saved. Abundance of water was available from the near-by river.

During the rftemoon the Are humed fiercely, near farm bulld- inga owned r George Rourke,

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P. E_ L,

r951?!“ blocked by fire United means of access was by

Mr John Downing. son of Mrs. llflilli‘ in Sumtncrside i“ M- mwnlnfl- and MP- Jame-s lClark. son of. Mr_ and Mrs. Peter IG. Clark. returned to their homes in Summerslde yesterday afternoon .from their European four which was at the invitation of the Brit- boys

Academy and were

The road to

and

first. settler in the area Rivers.

the point was the only boat. Fate

of a summer cottage owned by

Mr. Arthur Burns and Merrill Craswcll of Ch ariottetown could not be learned. The hitiidlngs

were located near the point. A young man

from Montague

who has been camping beside the Montague River west of the group of summer cottages was forced to

rescue his tent by boat yesterday when fire blocked his way to vhf ' bee“ d°5l"°3’°d l‘ W“ mpwled‘

camp site on the landward side_ WEDNESDAY

a

Intosh, who is a visitor from Nova Scotia, generously sang at the various churches and inst year sang over station C» F. C. Y.. This evenings

year many delightful have been given.

Mm. Macfnttxsh has a beautiful soprano voice and sings solos and duets whilst she plays the organ or

piano. And so, on ‘Tuesday evening fut,

sing song was the order of the

night and it. was thoroughly en- joyed by all.

Brush fire; in different sections Province wore burning slowly last. night. All day fanned by

of the a damp east wind they had spread

but little. Clouded skies gave weary fire fighters hope that rain would

quench the flames which had raged in some sections for but early this momfng clouds blew over giving promise of con- tttiucd dry weather.

In the Moreli area 200 acres of tmber owned by Col. Peake had

isparks from the fire on the west fsitie of the Moreli River started Jfircs on the eastside in about 15 different. places. The snmil fires

Mr. Cedric Boulter, B. A., arrived were easily extinguished.

in Charlottetown on Friday

CV8-

nirig to spend a three weeks‘ vaca- tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bouiter. He left Turkey on

August 6th

and with the exception cf a tiveek in

Athens and two days has been travelling until he reached the Island.

--SPEAKS

Hall recently and

lecture with scenes from rural Ettg-

land. Miss Ditigwell gave some mu- ‘ we“ wind would send

siczi numbers.

—ATTENDING FOX FIELD DAY AT TIGNISH -— Among those a’- teuding the fox field day at Tit-HHS"

yesterday were Mr. A. E. MiicLean, y SECRETARYSHII‘ -

M .P., Hon. W. A. Dennis, Mr. Burke, Field man, Mr. George Cai- beck, manager of the Marketing Department of the C. N. S. F‘ B. A. Major Victor Travcrse. Mr. Clifford Rogers and Mr. Wright of the Do- minion Fur Sales. Ltd.—S

FUNERAL YESTERDAY — The

n Pa ris. ne continuously

ON ENGLAND-Pro- fesson Him-n Wigmoi-e addressed a rge gathering in North Bcdequc received wcll merited applause. He spoke on the beatities of England, illustratng his

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‘Scouts Association here leaves for] his home in Bridgewater, N.S. preq paratory to entering King’; 001-, lcge, Halifax, to pursue his studies‘

A barn had been destroyed at Miirtinvale and the residence of Martin Shaw was in danger. it. wag lenmsd _i'esierday. Al. Burton Road not for from Peakes another- bad britsl fire raged but nc buildings \\’(‘f!\ in danger.

The Brudenell fire aft-er destroy- ing four miles of wood and timber- land had tiractically burned itself out. rcsidcnt; of the area said. The fire had stopped less than i1 quarter mil,- from Brudenell Point and two summer cottages owned by Arthur- Burn; and Merrill Crns-

well of Charlottetown were be- llEVWI to have escaped the flames. the fire

through the rI-maining green tim- b to the point it was feared.

SCOUT Tomorrow morning Mr. Douglas Henderson, Executive Secretary of the Boy

CHANGE IN BOY

for the Anglican priesthood. Mr. Henderson has been in executive

f-inerai of Mtr James Hogan took wmml of ‘he 3°)’ swuts M the

placdyestierday morning from hs bite residence at South Shore i0 St. Martin's Church where Re- quiem High Muss was‘ celebrated by Rev. Father C. Moreau, 055R-

who also conducted the service ati Prim' and Fcrnwood.

province for the past six months and ha; carried through an ex- tensive programme in the develop- ment of the movement, foremost of which were the camps at. Point In addition

the grave. The pail bearers werelhe has been instrumental in in-

Messrs. James Smith. Nelson Cur- rie. Allison MacMillan. Michael Murphy, JPremiah Murphy 811d Stansilaus DOiPOH-

—MEMORIAI. SERVICE-The annual memorial service for the boys of 'I‘rave1lers Rmt and viciir lty who paid the supreme sacri- fice in the omit War was held 111 the community hail last. Friday. The hall was decorated with H1185 and cut flowers. Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson acted as chair-maul Rev. Ralph Barker of Bedcqlle WM ‘he special speaker. A mixed fill!"- tette including Mrs. Charles Greene. Mls; ivinnifrcd Wright. Arthur MacFarlane and Fred Mcyse and a roio b.v Miss Ina Phillips were pleasing additions to the program-S.

LSLAND IIOLSTEINS WINNERS. —Lynycn'eth Farm Holstcins own- 9d by Mr, Colby C, Lewis, Free- town P. E. 1.. were highest money winners at Ottawa Exhibition, of the twenty-four Holstein farm ex- hibits. The two _vear old bull Rocker Francy, the Great. won Reserve senior in grand champion honors. This herd won heavily in the group; classes winning senior of sire progeny of dam and graded herd. Eighteen ribbons were won in the nineteen classes that entries were made in. The herd will con- tinue on to the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto and the Western Fair at London before re- turning ‘to the Island.

A reception was tendered Ml‘. and Mrs. Albert MacNutt on their return from attending the Pro- vincial Exhibition after their marriage at. the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Pickering on Friday evening. A delicious supper was served to the immediate relatives by the bride's mother after which a Jolly crowd of charlvariers gatiiere to extend congratulations and best wishes after all had greeted the bride iirid groom the merry-makers departed after wishing the young couple a long and hapPy Wedded life_ The young couple will reside in Darn- ley where the groom is a pros- perous farmer.

POLICE INVESTIGATE BREAK —Cit.y Police last night. were invest- igating the theft of approximately $15 worth of dgarclies from the meat and grocery stare of Vernon Dennis, Prince Street. some time Monday night, The thief cr thlevea attempted to gain entrance by smashing the glass in the front: door but. the lock could not be opened. muting a cellar window the store was reached by pushing up n hatch in the floor. Police had placed s man under arrest in con- nection with a break at. Bruce Stewart's over the week and. A number of brass fittings had been taken police said.

On Tbiesday evening, the 24th a large surprise party cf about 60 self-invited gllrts took 01cc: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Mac- Donald of West. Cove Head. The guests arrived by car from all over the country-aide and consisted of the choirs of the United v-hurch from Union Road, Cove Head Road. Btanhcpe and Wait Cove Head.

fut summer and again this year Mr. Wilfred MacDonald accomp- anied by his sister Mrs. Inna Mu:-

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augitrating new troops ‘in various part5 of the province, and re- organizing the movement in Sum- mcrside and the Fdrst: Rove;- Crew tn Charlottetown. Mr. Henderson is an enthusiastic Scout, thorough- ly familiar with the work in all its branches, and the parish that. intimately gets his services as priest will be fortunate indeed, for the young will benefit from his Scout experience. Mr. Hen- derson has been succeeded by Mr. Gordon Hyde, Charlottetown, who has been associated with the movement all his days. practically. from Cub tovRover. He is a grad- uate of the Gllwell Camp and Akela Camp which qualifies him as instructor in both Cubbing and Scouting.

‘THURSDAY

RETURN FROM ISLAND —- 4.11:, and Mrs. Dcn Macaulay and son 1111i have Just. returned from a mo- wt" tour of Prince Edvard island. Tiiey went via Cape Tormentine. Tilt)’ visited Mrs. Henry in Gflorgg- wwn and took her with them on part. of the trip.-New Glasgow NOW-u.

FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun- eral of Mr. Edward G. Love wnc passed aiiay on August 24th, was held from his late residence St. Avards on Thursday August. 26th. Service at. the house and grave was conducted by Rev. Hugh Miller. Th: pail bearers were Messrs. J. H. Judson, A. w. Miller, .1. a. An- dmv. Wm- Grezory. Jas. Eaaton and P. J. McDonald.

A PLEASANT MEETING-Mr. M. Cedric West of Selkirk, Ontario and Mr. Adrian Mclnnls, 30111-15 met iii the C. N. R. Station Char- lottetown last week. They eniktcd in Col. Pnakeis 5th Siege Battery in 1914 and returned together to Charlottetown at the close of the gtsir. Neither “as seriously wound-

CHARGED W I T H M AN- SLAUGHTER-Albert Murley of Charlottetown driver of the cor

lnvfllvfifl in a highway fatality at Rusticovtih on Sunday, August. m, had been charged with mm. slaughtcr, Mounted Police said yesterday. Mr. Angu; Buote, '10. year-old retired school teacher wu killed in the accident. Date of m, preliminary hearing had been get. for Tuesday. September 7 bu; would be adjourned until ‘Thursday, September 9 Police said. Morley Wu; released on 84.000 bail.

SOCIAL GATHERING-A family reunion was held at tbcflhonio o! Mr. and Mrs. Albert MacDonald. Sydney River. in honor of ha: lil- ter, Mrs. Neil Darrnch and party who have been visiting relatives and friends ln the city and have since left for their homo in Chu- lotwtown. Present. at the social gathering were Mrs. Dnrrnch‘: and Mu. MacDonald's two IIIMII, Mn. Dan MiicQueen, of Dutch Brook, and Mrs. Duncan MucDomc, of Hillside; Mrs. W. T. Pnnjdy and the Muses llanjoy of North Sydney; Mr. and Mrs. George H. Young, of North Sydney; Rev. James Kaye, of West Bay; Mrs. Arthur Greene, of Boston; Dev. W. E. Aitken and Mrs. Aiiken of St. Pecan Bay. I. B. f A sing song and refreshments were features of the very enjoyable evening-Sydney Post-Record.

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Mr. S. C. Lane, 61-year-old pro- minent Mt. Meilick farmer died early yesterday morning from 1n- juriea received when he fell from a load of grain at his ftirm late ‘hieaday evening. Mr. Lang sua- tained injuries to his head, had his shoulder pierced by the tine of a fork and his left arm broken.

Hg told his family that he had felt faint prior to his fail. The jnjured man was treated by Dr. Judson of Alexandra.

Surviving are his wife and one son. lodge. and a daughter, Eliza. both of Mt. Mellick. One sister, Joyce Lane of Mt. Meillck 01.50 survives.

Th; funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

—FUNER.AL SERVICES—Many Island friends attended the fune- ral services for the late Archibald Mallfnsctn which were held on Tuesday afternoon in ‘Trinity Un-

ited Church. Rev. George Ayers conducted the services at the church and grave. The pallbear-

ers were Measra. Silas MacFarlane, Leslie Simmons. Lome MacFar- lane, Melville Bradshaw, Ray Tan- ton and J. W. Bculter. S

Rain early yesterday brought great; relief to volunteer fire fight- ers throughout the province who have been attempting to exting- uish several brush fires on the Island for the Past few days.

The most aeriOug blaze was a1 Brudcnell where four miles of timberland were destroyed. All building; endangemd by the flames were saved.

Col. Peake lost 200 acrm of vai- utiibie timberland in the fire at ivilcrell. Other fires throughout t the province were dying. '

i The rain was also welcomed by farmers. Little had fallen since

July 1 and potato and turnip as ,weli ti; other crop; suffered from lack of moisture.

The death of Mrs. John Birt took , place at. four yesterday morning at the Prince Edward Island Hospital. ' Mrs. B rt. had been‘ ailing for some: time and her condition improved sufficiently for her to go into the hospital for m operation from which she rallied but. later com- plications set in which caused her death She received every attention and died peacefully with nurses in attendance. The body was taken to her home in Peakes awaiting the arrival of a daughter in Quincy. Mass Funerpl notice latter. Mrs. Birt was formerly Mica Huntley Fisher. and leaves to mourn in her home, her husband two 1111118119!" and a. son.

News of the sudden death at Windsor, N. S.. of Mr. W. K. Rog- ers, one of Charlottetown! moat prominent citizens and well known throughout the Miirltlmea, came as a shock to many Guardian readers yesterday. According t0 word received by his son Lt. Col. K. S. Rogers, Mr. Rogers left Char- lottetown in good health to take part in the Maritime senior golf championships at Digby. On Mon- day he played 1B holes and drove to Windsor Tuesday en route t0 Charlottetown. Ho retired early. and apparently passed away in his deep. death being due to heart failure.

There are left to mourn, the widow, two sons, Keith S. and Thomas B. and two daughters. Enid and Mrs. Prank Clark. of Charlottetown; also four brothers. B. D. Rogers of Montreal, who 1s expected to arrive in the city to- night: Webster. in western United States: George. in British Colum- bia; Picfon, Alberta. and four ais- ters. Miss Edith Rogers. at. home: Mrs. Chase. Mrs. Alfred Waterman and Mrs. Ernest. Porter, of Boston. to all of whom deep sympathy is

tended.

Rev. T. O. DeWoife of the Tryon United Baptist. Church who will shortly move to Caledonia, Queens County, Nova Scctia, where he has accepted the pastorate of the Bap- tist, Church. has been the recipient of tokens of appreciation bestowed upon him by the Tryon Church and other organizations with which he has been associated dur- ing his stay on the Island.

On Tuesday evening, August. 24th, a very lrrge representation of the churchu and organizations in and nrctmd the community pne- aented Mr. DeWoife with a very highly compiimentiiry address and a large sum of money. Mr. Lloyd Rogersori of Crapaud and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Church made the address and pm- aentcd Mr. DeWoife thg gift from the Chmch. A very pleasant. social hour was lpont. in games, after which lunch was served.

On Thirldsy evening, Prince Arthur Orange Lodge of Crnpcud pusented Mr. Dewolfe with l- Biff. symbol“, the lodges apprecia- tion of the willingness of Mr. De- Wolfe to pentc with them tn the work of the order. Put. Grand Muster Verner Moore gov; the address nnd Put. Mute:- Wilmot Luge the presentation. Mr. De- Wolfe thanked the brethren of the lodge for their t-houghtfuhiii- and kindness Following this, a bounti- ful lunch Ill carved to all present by the entertaining Lodge. '

On Monday evening. August 23rd the Sewing Circle of the ‘Pryon Baptist Church mot. at. the patr- sonage and pnaentcd Mn. DaWoife wit-h a valuable reversible wool blanket in appreciation of her grout. effort; u prolfdent. of the Circle and the able leadership she he: given.

Rev. Mr. DoWoife and family will leave for their new home at Caledonia, Nova Booth, the first of Setptem

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"There is no finer pmfouion for n young lady than the nursing profession, excepting of course the Slatpniood," m- W. J. P. Macmil- ut chief of the medical miff of the GIRIWOONII! Homlhl declar-

ed last. night. at graduating exer- cises of the institution's School of Nursing. "You have chosen wisely but you have not selected an easy profession. Nursing La something very vital and very real,” the speaker continued. Medicine had made great strides tn the put. hundred years but in the some time the nursing profession had made tremendous program. Dr. MatcMillnn was spanking to the fifteenth graduating elm of the School which held its first, grad- uating exercise; in 1923.

Other speakers were His Excel- lency Rt. Rev. J. A. 05111111111, Btrihop of Charlottetown, His Wor- ship Mayor P. W- Turner. and Rev. George P‘. Bradley, S. J., formerly of this city and now en- gaged in mission work.

Present on the platform with Dr. MacMiilan was Dr. J/D. Mac-

Gulgnn, member of tho Hospital medical staff.

The Graduate:

Frances Teresa Murphy. ‘rignfli.

Josephine Rae Lelghtiur, Char- lottctcwn.

Mary Dorothy I-Iennessey, Char- lottetown-

Katherine Ami McCloskey, Char- lottetown.

Margaret Eileen O'Neill. Char- lottetown. i

Mary Joan Muilally. Souris.

Mary Katherine 011111, St. Pet.-

er's. Mary Woodman King, Charlotte-

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Ma-ry Annette Morriuey, Tig- rush.

Clara Marcella MacDonald, Peakes Station.

Marion Ruth Toombs, Charlotte- town

Gertrude Coleman.

Susanna Arsenault.

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last; night were initiegggatgmiltt the" of a Vfllllllbie mfllig u“ mantle clock and i; my, M?“ candlestick; from the home 01m T‘ B- Grady. ClIBIIOilCIDIWI M tired CSnBdiSn Nfltiflnfll Kalil‘? superintendent. at an early my yesterday. Footprints found “Mu a window through which an e trance was gained ted Dolmen believe a man and woman we‘ involved. A screen over the M“ dow was removed and the vtindon‘ unlocked, was opened. Mr. Grad! daughter frightened y‘ thieves when the awakened her and she filmed o, her bedroom light. "rim mad, their escape in an automobilt which was parked outside of m, house.

PRESENTATION T0 rat-nu DALTON-Offlccrs and mgmqfl‘ of St. Dunstanls Basilica Holy Name Society prescutcrl Rev. E814, Dalton, spiritual director. “m, 1 well-filled purse before his depln ure for Hope River. P.E.l., Whell he will take up duties its part5; priest. President Ernest 11.1mm. was in the chair. Sccrctari’ P. Murnaghan gave an address. and president McCarcy madt- 111p pm. entation. Other speakcrs were, His Excellency, Rt. Rcv. J. A. 0'. Sullivan, Bishop of Charlottetown Rev. P. McMahon. D.D.. rflctny- o. St. Dunstanb Basilica. Rcv 1mm

Dougan 0f the Basilica staff amt other members of the Socletv. Vocal solos warn rcridered Charles Chamberlain.

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MURRAY-At Murshfleld, Aug. 24 1937, to MI. and Mrs. Harold Muy. ray, a daughter.

CURLEl-Ac Brookvale, Lot 30,

—ENTERTAINED — Miss Nora} Green and Miss MiicDoweli, cf the Civil Service, Ottawa, are visiting. their homes in Summerside, Ind‘ are being pleasantly entertained. E‘ , i

-p0rNc NlCELY-Frienda wtii be pleased to learn that. Mr. Fred Matthews. son of Mr. arid Mrs. George Matthews of Oieary la making ii good recovery from his recent operation in the Prince County Hospital. 5

—DEATH 0F MR. II. B. DUN- BAIL-Many friends will regret to learn of the passing of MrsH. B. Dun-bur of Alma, P.E.1., who pass- ed away in the Palmer Memorial Hospital, Brookline, Ml55-vOfl A118- ust, 31st. The funeral is to take place on Saturday from his late residence at Alma. 5

-1ir:rv|zNEn' HOME-Mr. John A. Hyde of Wnilaston, Mass. and Mr. W. E. Hyde, of Waltham. Mass, who have been visiting their sister. Mrs. Robert Walker. Summerslde, arid other Island rel- atives, have returned to their .0- spective homes. S

--SEBIOUSLY ILL-Her many friends will regret to learn of the serious illness of Miss Audrey Harvey of Llfilflfiiilt!‘ Road, who was taken suddenly ill while teaching at Tryon School. She is a patient in the Prince County Hospital and her condition is re- garded as quite serious. S

I‘. E. I. DOCTORS ATTENDING -—The following P. E. I. doctors are attmding the Daihoiisic Refresher Course now being held in Halifax: Dr. A. J. Murchison. Charlottetown. Dr. A. W. R055. Souril, DI‘. J. R. Murchison, Hunter River, Dr. P.A. Creelman, Charlottetown. Dr. W. B. Howatt. Summersfde, DI‘. A. O. Mc- Leod, Caledonia.

DOUBLE WEDDING — Al. the ‘United Church, Mania, Mt. Stewart. by the Rev. Sidney J. Boyce. B- A» on Sept. 1, 1937, M11115 Marion E115!- beth McKenzie of Mount _SWWF"I m Arthur Blflll‘ McLMwhI-n o! Head of uiiiiiboroush find M!" Ruth Lillian MacKerizie of Mount- Stewart m Benjamin Dwain @1- fln of Cheri’! Hm-