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' ;si5`ok'i~'al;rL`£o{.i VAGABOND ADVENTURER

Protestant Orphanage Annual Collections

With these lists we open our Ail-

nual Fall Collection for Mainten- ance, trusting in the generosity of

Periodic- _

Eye Examinations

Don‘t wear your glasses for

flve or ten years, ss some do. without rc-examination, for in

thai time serious ehzingrs

Are vitliily important. who-

trir- oi1e’s eyes are good or otherwise.

may taiisc place, which if not discovered. may work per-

manent injury to the most

precious seusr you possess.

Guard your eyes.

ii. F. HUTDHESDN

Professional Cards

Stewart & Lowther ;_,` J. I). STEWART, K. C.

N. W, LOW`I`lIl".R B.'\I{RI.\"i’l'll($. St)LlCI'I`()RS, ETC _ 84 Great George Street lvlonsil 'ro Loan

MCLEOD & BENTLEY

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W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-:it-Law MONEY T0 LOAN 0iTice: 180 Richmond Street

Prohibition Commission

Chas. li. Black, Chairman, Chzlrlottctown. lil. B. llicllonaid, West St. Peters John Simpson. Hamilton.

Sciid ull information regarding

lnfiactluns of PRUIUBITION ACI' to the shove or to

Inspector J. Frlpps, R. C. M. P..

MissLauraM.HughesR.N. Agent LcPage Communion (film, Collection Plates, etc. Also Novelty llsnd Bags. I5 Euston St, Phone 1lB6~l.. Oct. 19-wsm~1 moiltil.

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EYES TESTED

GLASSES FITTED

J. S. TAYLUII ; E. w. rncos |

- Optometrists l ntl Richmond Bind

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to stand by us till success was nt- tained.

Times may he difficult, money

scarce, but confidence ls unshaken and for the UNF‘OR'I`UNATE CHILDREN a contribution is soli- cited.

u public which has never yet failedi Be on the List and so numbered

among their friends and benefac- tors. SOUBLS. PER. EUNIE GAIIRETT AND LOUISE COX Senator McLean S 15.00

iR. C. McLean iH. D. MacLean .. iJ. B. Matthew .. F. Conroy . . . . . . . Mrs. F. S. MacDonald F. Stcrns . . . . . . . . H. G. Matthew Gertrude St/crns

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M. S, Acorn . .

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iN. Ricliartis . IS, Weir . . . . . .. . .

iP. Mclsaulc . . .

Mrs. T. Poole Mrs. E. Diiigwcll .50 Mrs. J. J. Horne .... .30 Mrs. B. Bushey .25 G. ).lcill<'l< . .23 H. Crouclicr _

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1 MARGAIIET VVRIGIIT AND

-W. J, Reid S 1.00 `v'c;‘lio1i Craig 50 ‘Fl-nilk Curtis ,_ _,_ ll:lrl'j.' Wright ........,....

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_ Ernest Wright ,

2-1 rs.

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MILTON, PER \`l.i1?w`.\ II. Rev. E. O. Lancaswr .. R.. L. Coles Mrs. ft. L. Coles Thomas Foster . . Arthur Curtis . T. A. Rodd

Mrs. Murdock Nicholson ..

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IIESTER. INDIAN

_;':pol's oil Saiurclay last. '

I CAPITOL .

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S!l!"fUlli 'INDYCNY ounvlt the smoriost band of outlaws the West had ovor known, and win tho girl for tho '.'l0od bud man". . . lf's - action from start to

finish.

Aiiii l'ii\RDiliS

L GUARDI

RAW FUR5-We are now open

K1r5h_ _ 5808 11-1-31

CARS WASHED. OILED AND

GREAGED, Battery Service and an

mai-: 3.15 lic. 26°- ‘ '

`i-IiIviiTv s sis ._ ear. sie. ‘ . ti-freeze. ser -'ciiucir' Jemmen.

opposite Guardian Oillce. Gflfwn _ 5;, - 5161-lo-ai-si

CHRIST CHURCH-Cherry Val-

ley, Sunday, Nov. 6th, at 3p.m.. service of evensong_ Captain A. E. wittlg. c. A., in charge. I

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev.

10'*

basl or 'mi'-:

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i\It0li\'D Tllll WUIRLD IN 18 MINUTES

iof opnintiolis, is steadily improving

icasc when one of the-se flSh. “|110

iieet in length, recently became ‘enmeshed in a ner, set on North iLakc by Mr. Gordon Jarvis, drown- fiilg itself in its efforts to get free. 'Min Thomas A Harris of Elmira -bought the carcase for fox feed.

i Owing to unfmcrablc weather ,cond-tions, very few ciitclies of zmookcfel were effected lasf, week.

l\1l'. Geo. E. MacDonald, was s

recent vtsitor to Suilrls.

| Miss Mildred A. MacDonald

i tencller at Millvale, is spending her ,i‘.i.-liclilys at her home at Bothwell. »

I ______. I Miss l_.a.urcila Shrccnan, who spcllt her vacation at her home at `Ki|iko"a, has resumed her duties _as teacliei' at South Lake.

I Mies Lzillrctto. MacDonald. St. Cllzli-les, is visiting at the home of Mr. Jcscpli Ford, South Lake.

Mr, Iran C. MacDonald. South

Luke, il'ietoi'cci t-o thi: eastern met-

Seaver. During the dance in dainty

"_“' lunch WPS SBU/fd by the ladies- ' :he says, which she has possessed

We are pleased to note that Mi". - .___ from bmh_

_ Stephen Melllck, Jr., Elmira, who His friends regret to learn of thei The bazaar legend in mdk” that has been for the past, few weeks mdlsposition of Mr. Harry lilac-fm mongogse 55 impefvjou w even ieoiivalesceiit in thc Prince Edward Donald, south Lake, and wish him the bite or the deadly hooded cobra. Island Hospital, following a, series ,_ speedy recovery. iihough this is refuted by scientists.

Lake, motored to Souris on Wed-

Mrs. Wallace B. MacDonald, hesday last. the skin, making it velvety soft in

Iscuth Lake, was d recent visitor toi _-___ texture, it creates and preserves itlze P.'ovlnclal capital. Mr. J. F. Mossey, General Mer-_complexlons of exquisite chami. i -_-- chant, loaded a ear of "table Delicately fragrant. Cool and de-

Mr. George E. MacDonald mf>t~stock" potatoes at Elmira on sat-illghtful to use. Especially recom- oz-ed to Charlottetown last week. urday, mended to soothe and dispel rough-

____. | _.__ ness or chafing. Stimulating and

Rather unusual in plscatorlal some of the farmers'ili'this dis- invi80r8tin3= Implrtn rlyduthful

fuczivlties iii this part is the cap .gmt were busy last week hauling loveliness and protects and en- ; luring of a shark, but sucll was tlivi gravel for :ood material, from 21111100! the 11108! d¢1i¢Bf»¢l1' Wliiutd

East Point.

i Messrs Walter A. Fisher and iJohn Joseph MacDonald. South :Lake-, motored to Sourls oil Wed- lnesdnyf-C.

-0’Leary and Vicinity

After a stormy battle with wind

and waves, the lobster fisllermcil have just finished landing their

‘sealy that was not lost or Stolen, |and so ends a. very unsuccessful iseason.

Apart from the demand for dress

Co., O'Lcnl'y, tile iilarkrts for all kinds of produce in this locality seems very dull, and all _irc look-

Ciipc, on the birth of n young sou.

Now tim; the potato crop is liar~

\'e.lfi~il some of the farmers are b'1.<y grading their "seed". Heavy yields of the tubers are reported from some localities, while in oth- ilrs tllere is 0. lighter yield.

On the evening Of Thursday Oc-

.40 .40

Elliott Wright . . . . . . . .50 Edison Wright . . .. . . .50

.35

T. W. Bradshaw ... . .50 Colin Craig . . , . .. .50 J. Wilfred Craig ._ _ . . _.50

Wnltcr Cmliz .

ldniirm. Perry _ _ Kell' W, Ailcii . _ ,,,_ _ _

Clifford Wright. _ J. Sutilcrlzincl Wrinhi .35

`$ 0.40 RODD S 1! 00 `

1.00 ' 1.00 |

1,00 | 1.00 _ 1 0.1 ' l UL! 1.00 .75 .50

Z5 us. _:is , :ra

John Stockman . . . ...

L, H. Coles Gerald Harper .....

lobci- thi teenih, a successful dance under the :lu.~p'ces of the Elmira Wulnenl. Institute was held in the willillillliiy hall nt Elm'ra. Instrli-'

Mrs. George Younker ...... _50 William Cuitis . . . . ........ .50 Mrs, Hammond Ford . .50 Mrs. Daniel Dickson ...... .50 Mrs. Ambrose Coles . .50 Miss Olga Matheson .50 .\fl's', James Coles 25 Mrs. William Watts

Mr. James McKinnon, Coicmml,

wllo had the misfortune to have his store and dwelling df-stroyed by fire last yenr, has just com- pleted a beautiful new holne, and intends to move in soon.

'Min and Mrs. Wendell Scott.

have returned to their home in was a recent visitor 0° CONN!"-

Bife Verte. N. B., after spending

the summer ln West Point. The 1690144 Of the M°“i€°m°"Y

‘ 000-, IS

M2 Albert McWilliams. Carleton,

iris enlarged his property by pur- chasing a lot of land from Mr. Seymour Elliott. V

Miss Clare Cornish. Boston, ls

visiting her parents Mr. and M‘:..

william comtsh, cnrleum, ml 16.'

.25 .___

____ Messrs _]_ N_ La,-mc, ,md my Grade VII-lBessis Smith. $13.15 smith. west Point, were _ ment Grade IV--fickle Sabine. inna-

-~-- __._.._._...._ all Boates, Edith Mclhtll, HGTV!!

cd hogs, created by Mn'.tl.c\v and'

ing forward with bright hopes to, MT- Gi-“sie A1‘°¢Uii“1i». Cilfleibfl. ille removal of the Britisn cnl» “'05 8 fecemi Vi5ii‘°f “ii the h°me ‘_)2rg0_ :Of MTS. F. Biafléhlfd, DUVB13

Congratulations are extended to, MF- “nd W5- JON* Mi“`°"5 C5"

Mr, and Mrs, Guy Smith vv,5¢‘ returned ¢_o their home ln St. John

lat

i Crude VIII-Hester Boston. Bef'

Stewart. Clifford lteillti. .

Ewen MacDougall will preach Fri-

day, November 4th, at Summersidci

at 7.30, and Sabbath, 6th, at De-» Sable at 100; Stanchel at 8. and Cape Traverse at 'i pm. Also Tues- day, 8tli,'a.t Coleman at 7 pm.

Human Mongoose

Cures All Illsi

PARIS, Nov. 1.-People from all

parts of Franco are flocking to 1

and Wednesday, 9th, at Milo at 'ii Pm- i

sale "canon" JEMMETT f°r

NOW PLAYING IN is " i to buy all kinds oifnw nm at our gas and oil md car sreasins- Bei- i Nitin” 3-15 11°- 25°' office on Grafton Bt. above Purdie E"“"iS 7 5' “~*~" W-37°' Atso suoivr 'rAi.im'=:s or Ferguscns shoe swre. Harry

tery service and anti-freeze-OP- posits Guardian Office, Grafton Bt.

5187-10-31-31

COMPLETES TEST-The two-

year-old Holstein helfer, Abegweit Gipsy, bred and owned by J, Wal- ter Jones, Charlottetown, P. E. I, has just completed s 305 day R, 0. P. record with s. production of 14,673 lbs. milk containing 650 lbs. butter, giving her an average test of 3.54% fat. This heifer in each of five months during her milking period gave well over 1,500 lbs. with A top of 1,629 lbs. She was sired by Abezweit Pluto.

llInard'l rollout; strains and sprslns.

Works Three

Years to Put Lord’s Prayer on Pinhead

B_U'l'1'E. Mont.. Oct. 81.-The

I.ord's Prayer, engraved on the head of n small gold pin is the most priz- ed possesion of a pavmbroker here.

Purchased from an itinerant in

farm in-al' Limoges to see 9. young lnziriiell woman, Mille. Desbordcs, who clnlnis tc be able to cure any illness without using herbs or medi-

cilic. I

1 Her fame had spread with such rapidity that the roads near the farm are literally blocked with cars, and people are camping on the roadside to await their turn to be receiled by her.

| As she does not attempt any dlag- '

ilosis or prescribe any medical ltreatmcnt, she has so far frustrat- ed ull efforts to charge her with illegally practising medicine.

Sh has been calied the “human

tions by a natural process-a gift,

iiii health. , Mr. James R". MacDonald, South ;.pers1gn Balm “pays mummy,

to the dainty woman. Stimulating

skin. Persian Balm is the unrival- led toilet requisite.

visitors to Buctouche, N. B.

Messrs McKay and Lockhart, general merchants, Coleman an doing s. flourishing business. de- ‘spite the dullxiess of trade.

Mr. Dana Maxwell, Baie Vette,

has returned to his home after spending the summer months at West Point.

Mr. Arthur Graham, West Devon

‘has shown enterprise by opening I barber shop at Coleman.

Mrs. Benj. Brooks, n former reli-

dent of West Cape, and son Rol- and and family of Gardiner, Maine, are visiting friends in this ‘vicinity

N. B., after spending a few months

West Point.

Mr. Benj. Blanchard, Roidblifiif

dsc-erves much credit for the im- ' provement of his farm property bY the addition of a. new up-txrdatc farm. '

Mr. Bruce McNsught, Carleton.

School for Aug., Sept-1 Bild

as follows:

Grade X-(ai 1. Luis Boom.

lun-garei Stewart.

Grade X- (b) 1. Sherman Stew-

art Gertrude Stewart.

tie Stewart, Helen Sabine, Myrtle Smith, Olive McDonald and R0? Smith.

Stewart, Mildred Stewart. -

Grade XII-Miriam Mdbonlldr

Go don Stewart. crime 1-to 1. Phonic Menon-1

ald, Clifford Stewart. George stewart, Albert Mclean. |

Grade I-fb) Arnold Bonus..

Helen Stewart.

Perfect Attendance: - Bessie

Smith. Hester Bohtes. Harvey

need of money, the engraving is so minute that it was set under a mi- croscope to permit reading the work. Three years of nerve wrscking la- bor were required tor the prayer, _which is in twelve lines, has sixty- fivs words, 2,254 letters, and nine- teen punctuation marks. The scale is .0041 of ln inch.

Charles Baker, Spokane, Wash.,

engraver and sculptor, did the work after determining to outdo mother performance o! somewhat equal finsness.

Baker literally trained "physic-

ally" for the job, dieting. sleeping ilong hours. and living quietly for three months to steel his nerves for thc task.

When ready, he invented s tem-

pered steel instrument fine enough for the undertaking. This tool in itself was a triumph of design and manufacture, and other engravers attempted unsuccessfully to deter- mine how he had made it.

Y. Bowling

REBBKAH LEAGUE

PALS

Hilda Harper .. Lilian Duchemin Margaret Miller . . Cathei-ine_Matheson . Ethel Sutherland' ..

15 93 99 123 VI 17|. 136 146 160 107 -373 188 153 140 171

'D4 749 'TN

Total 2193

_ ZIPHQBB

Bertie Stewart .. .. 130 142 Josie Howatt 122 161 Beatrice Lapthoru .. 192 N Marlon Stewart 138 146 Evelyn Mallett, 178 IM

'IM 708 'M4

'Iiotal . . . ... 31N

Majority for Pals, 4 pins.

High Single, 0. Mathmon 273. High Three C. Matheson 883.

118 13! 18'! 144 140

KAN-DOO!

153 136 14'! 14-1

Olive Lowther .. .. 132 188 Inez Lafferiy .. .. 169 151 Annie oamhum iso no Dorothy Toed .. .. 125 132 Jean Cl‘0¢kett .. .. '10 6'! 50

646 851 C29

T0tlI ... ... os, >-. ...-... IWU

CANUCKS

136 125 96 1®

Belle Moheod .. .. 228 162 Frances Teed .. .. 192 289 Muriel Lowther .... 106 11'! Gertle Beer .. .... 162 101 Norrna Yolinker .. __ 110 114 137

U0 028 Q0

Total ... 2292 Majority for Canucks 806 pins. H'gh single F. 'reed N0 plus. High Three F. Teed 500 pins.

uAi»'ris'r Lzaous

"A" mam

116 139 119 164 106

Helen Callbeck -183 121 L. Callback .. ..-. 300 Wi Bessie Campbell _... 120 0! A. H. McCsnrleli ... 144 100 B. Ines . - . . . . . . . 163 iN

016 014

Total , .V .. . . . .

navy TEAM

647 2077

129 'I2 229 IM

Beer ..... ..-.. 146 204

M. MOClnnel1 ...... 125 92 A. Lesrd ...... 124 190 P. Douse .._.. 80 12'! E. Large 140 00 119

623 N0 $5

Total 1008

Majority for "A" Tblm, IN pinb-

3°

Hall I. BGUINI, 'IHQGL-O.

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MUST L///[M177/'

for qour mane:/I

CHEAP lamps are often the most expensive ~

_they hum out quickly and waste electric

current. Be thrifty and choose EDISON MAZDA Lamps-tested to give you the utmost value

In good light. Get si carton of 6 today.

MADE iN CANADA

EDISON MAIDA 1

IAM PS

CANADIAN GENERAL

ELECTRIC CO. LIMITED

Missionary Is'

Slain By “Reds ’_’

HANKOW, China., Nov. 1.-Unit-

ed States Consular authorities said today reports that the Rev. Bert Nelson, Lutheran missionary from Mlllllthllvlls, Minn., was shot and killed by Communist bandits who

had held him prisoner for nearly‘

two years, were unconfirmed, but

that circumstances indicated theyi

were correct. ` Chinese who escaped from a ban- dits camp 100 miles northeast of hers arrived yesterday with word that the missionary, who was last reported in 800d health. was slain by the bandits two months ago.

Lutheran missionaries and Chin-

ess military officials here have un- dertaken a search to determine the route the brigands took when re- treating before provincial military forces in the possibility that Nel- son's body may be found.

U. O. Bkintnes, Lutheran mission-

ary at Binyadg, telegraphed that he also had received word that Nelson was slain and he was seek- ing infomation independently.

Became An Eucnmbnnoo To Flee- ing Bandits

Chinese who reached here said

Nelson had proved an encumbrance to Communists when they were fleeing from provincial troops and was slain for that reason.

It was believed he was exscutedi

sixnultaneously with s kidnapped ii

Chinese General on August 3.

The missionary was kidnapped

Oct. 5, 1930, in Kwsngshan, South- eastern Henan Province, the cap- tors originally demanding $100,000 (gold). When this was not. forth-

coming, the brisnnda announce! they were holding Nelson indefin- itcly.

In the past two years missionar- ies of Central china sought to cue Nelson but failed when the out- laws presented extravagant ran- som demands.

Missionaries wers understood ts have paid ransoms totalling S50,-~ 000 and to _have given the Com- munists large quantities or supplier but Nelson continued to be held Chinese authorities expressed re- gret over his capture but at no time, they said, were they in s position to effect his release.

Mother Kidnaps.

Young Daughter

14% ANGiEf.1l!iS, Nov. 1.-Spirit

ed away from s. home of wealth that had been hers almost siiict birth, three year old Nancy Irent Buchanan was found and returned today by officers who put her dis- traught, unmarried motlidr, Ram Borman, 20, in jail on s kidfnapp ing charge.

The child was taken hom tht

home of her guardian, Mrs. violet C. Buchanan, young divorces, bl Miss Bormsn into yesterday.

Spuired by possibility that thi

baby might bt! the victim 0! crim- inals seeking ransom, officers mods an all nigh; search. They found hcl this morning sleeping in the sms of her mother in a. shack in Bal Fernando Valley.

A curious olieumstsnoe of the

case came when officers said ro- cords revealed thatayesrsgoeom- plaint was made that Mrs. Buchan- an had filed a birth certlflioah naming Mincy as her own child in order to claim an English eststs estimated at more than $1,000,000

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