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The Central Guardian.

rs nasr mekel w- $515313“ uu-a-la-tr “scurr- ebortouinl for bgking, IJDI-B-H-tf

r011 SALE-Third eoet repent-ml twelve gum: ‘il‘{"w§‘1'£¥“e1.-”§.°1"°" “m” “am ' L-eoa-a-ls-li.

omen CLOSED-Dr. Heath Mcmtyrekzu (131181 0122M. will be

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APPLICATIONS airing qual- iflmtlone and experlww will l” received by the SOOIDN-l’! of the city School Boa-rd up tlll Sept. 30111.. for the position of full time

Public Irfifi l-I- 14-31.

CHURCH 0F SCOTLANDJ-Bev. i 31cm Mncnougall will preach Wed- nesday 15th, 1n Peoples (Slam-uh. City, at 7.710 P. M. find. Bltltlrdld 18th at Milo at 7.30. Also Sabbath lm-h at Coleman at folio-end Stan- chel at '1 P. M. 11-577-8-15-11.

-XNI'IDIIATION LIII m- SUBANCE. 114198-7-13-817

THE HIGHLANDS cl Dance 1 tonlaht. Novelties.

WEDNESDAY is Dance night It blends. the H“ L-HBB-l-Ttlel-Wed-tf.

. DB. F. E. SMALLWOOIYS 0F- i FICE will be 0100011 until October

HAILED AS on: or m: GREATEST PICTURES EVER MADE! THE GLORIOUS ADVENTURE OF THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDERS 6m L_5,9_9_“_m_ nv GALLANT ACTION AT 1 m Mammy tmphmm KHYQER PA$$! ;1o15. Work Guaranteed. Reliable

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The Fruit Growers advise us that owing to the present warm weather 11.’, plqfltfl are ripening very fast and we would urge you to do your

Preserving at Once

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i‘ i SAINT JOHN. SCpt. l0—-A mar-i ridge of interest to friend; in the;

,.\’larlllrr.c PIOYLUCDS “T15 solclnimd in an curly morning ceremony on

51114111; 11-111-11 M155 Anna RuthCur-

rlc, of Bangor. 11111119 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.K11hurn Currie. for- 5 11191:)‘ of Woodstock, N. B" bccamel i i111; w-ifq of Joiln Wesley Oliver, ofl |‘\Vcst. Paris, Mo, formerly of Prince ,I:7d1vard Island. Rcv. Louis S. Sta- 1

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- ipies rmd the double ring service in the hlrsz- Afcthodist Episcopal Church at 8 o'clock 1n the prcscnce of many relatives and friends of the round coupler.

‘ BOHqllPls oi‘ ulatlioli and hydran- igcrt iluaillst a barkqrollnrl of over- grown man-c an effective setting for 11in ceremony. Harold 111111.15 play- ietl the nuplal nnlsic and at the lidzniltg of he re stcr Miss Edna liicarborn, coniraiio, rang "At ll)-'1\\'lllll.’§" and "1 L01:- You Tl'llly,"| The bride. 1vh11 was; given in mar-i riauc b}: hr-r father, \i‘til‘g :1 whitci net. gown tr1l11111ud with lat-e and! a wide 11111111 $111111 sash. Her long veil of lilce-l-(lzlcil llct was caught: 111a pointed coronct- 11.111 seed pearls. ‘.1114 shc carried a shoxvcr hn-lqilct. of roses. Her sistcr, Mrs. W. Harold Rcn. of Toronto, the f/rnlcr .\li\_=. Nfarion (‘llrl-ic. “'11: matron n! mr and wore a plnk organza lrock. and (lccp pink roscs in her hair and carricd a sheaf of pink clllrlrllli. hfrs. Rav ‘K. C. (lur- rie. of (ljdlllfflflll. and M's. Icy. rlei 1 of Old Town, were EH11 \‘,'l"l"‘ coivncd 1n

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Summer Bus Schedule

BPS LEAVES CHARLOTTETOWN FOR SUMZWERSIDE (VIA IKENSINGTON) Dally rxcopt Sunday 8.00 AJVI. 12.15 PJtl. 2.10 RM. 4.00 RM. Fnturdilj‘ ullly 10.30 RM. Sunday only 10.30 AM. 8-30 1'41!-

Geoructown -- (‘h arlottetown Bus Service

_ I; l A SC‘\1\IERSIDH STARTING YWOYDAY. MAY lUlIl (Mainland ‘Bu: Scrvilic ha" (‘gulrilietnwn - _ 3,011 5,111,

W1 loco» SW» 2-" M 1é"1.f.i‘.'1‘..TIZ 3:31? 2111i;

St. Theresa-e — -- 8.50 AM.

FOR. NORTH LAKE (VIA SOURIS) Puke: -— - —— 9.00 A.M.

Dally except Saturday and Sunday 4.30 RM. Piequld - — -- 9.10 lLM. fluturrluy only 1.30 IKM. 11.00 PM. Fm hummus — 9.30 A-M- Webster's Comer 9.35 A.M.

Arrive Charlottetown - 10.00 A.l\l.

p FOR TlGNlsn Leave Charlottetown - 4.00 IKM.

Daily except Sunday 4.00 P-M.

Arrive Georgetown —— 6.00 RM: Saturday night-e leave George-

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f‘ “ ‘_' 7 V ' ' —' town 6.10 l‘. M.

j‘ “v (1 T U HITS OPIYJI -\'|lE'S A DIPLOIVIAT Leave Nnllflflh T98 R001‘!!! It , 5 ________ PLYMOU] ll. Plllglancl-(CP) --— 11.00 P. M.

i i bfzss 1\l.1l rct 1111111121, first. woman Passengers are fully protected by

mnsnl of @1111 United 31mg», 11.15 lnsrlrance for any accident that may

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ALLISON HUESTIS Greet George it.

thing except she is glad to be going there.

‘Jnion of Ohilla has made A d9- >.1 --»'1.'d onsialllzht on opium.

—Thursllay—Friday—I-Saturd E METROPOLE ”

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INTERTAINING LIGHT communes or THIS YEAR

and a coronation blue crown.

After the ceremony a 1vedding brcakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. The table was centred with the wedding cake. Gladloli and other flowers were used in the decoration of the house.

Later Mr. and Mrs. Oliver left on a two weeks‘ motor trip 11o Prince Edward Island. where they will visit the groom's, father, Hardy Oliver. For travelling the bride chose an antique mahngany shade trlmlettfl dress worn under a KYRY wool coat with harmonizing accessories.

To PREACl-I RETREAT. — Rev, Daniel OBulllvan, C.$S.R.., Char- lottetown, will preach tho retrfiot for the lefty of St. -Bernard’e per- isn beginning October 3, it wee Ln- nounced last. night. Three daye of the retreat will be devotod to t-he women of the parish and three days to the rsnrlvfoncton Times.

OFF FOR DALIIOUSII UNI- VERSITIL-Three embryo medical doctor and one embryo dentist left by car for Dalhousie University yr-sterday, viz: Messrs. Jack Ritchie, Charlottetown; Kenneth Beer, Mon- tague; Lewis Woolner, Rustloo and William Hogg, Charlottetown. They were accompanied by M!‘- W. Cr- Hogg, City, in his auto. -

hostess Monday evening at a d9- lightful tea in honour of Miss Peg Kelly, who leaves shortly on an extended visit. to the mainland. The exquisitely appointed testable was presided over by Miss Mae King. Assisting in serving were Misses Mary King and Mary C111- its.

TO LECTURE IN PROVINCE- Mr. R. W. Tufts, Wolfvtlle, chief migratory bird officer for the Maritime Provinces, arrived tn Charlottetown last night. Ho is scheduled to addrsx several meet- ings while in the province. He is staying at the Canadian Nhtfonfll ‘Hotel.

MAYNE-YEO - The Cornwall United Church on August 4th was the scene of a. happy event of much interest to a wide circle of friends when the Reverend E. R. Woodside united in the bonds of holy matrimony Evelyn Martha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mayne of Ermerald, and Harold Jabez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yeo of Central Lot: 16. The young couple were unattended as the quiet but beautiful wedding. which took the form of a double ring ceremony, was snlemnized amid the decorations prepared for the occasion. The bride was charm- ing and lovely in an cnsemblesuit of white crept- with white hat and accessories. Aftcr the ceremony amid the good wishes of friends, the wedding party motored to Charlottetown and other points of ink-rest, returning in the evening to the home of the bride's par- ents. Here loving friends and relatives awaited them and lnthe artistically decorated dining room a. sumptuous wedding slipper was served to the bride and com and members of the immediate famil- ies. Miss Jeane Simpson and Misses Florence and Elsie Mayne serving. Soon after the popular- ity of the young couple was 11t- testcd by the large crowd of ser- vnaders who arrived. Prior to her

Personals

Mrs. L_ G. Anderson left. Tueo- day morning to visit fflends tn Boston and New York.

we. Vera Michahelles leaves this morning by motor to New York and other American oft-tee.

Miss Emma FfltzGereld leaves t-bie morning on a visit to relatives tn Boston.

Miss Florence Hogan and was Evelyn Connors leave this morning on 11 visit to Boston and New York.

lvlrs. H. A. Richardson who has been speniing pert ofthe summer at her (lid home in Ge/Jrgetown left yesterday on return to Tor- onto.

Rev. Wm_ Howard, C. SS. R... of the church of the Most Holy Re- deemer. has been transferred to saint John and left Monday to take up his duties.

Dr. I". E_ smallwood end 11m. Smallwood left yesterday morning for Boston where they will spend a vacation.

Mr. and Mrs_ Charles N.

The couple will be a1; 1101111; in Orono, Men. after Sept. 20. The bride is a graduam of Bangor High $011001. 1933. received 111-r B, A, with P» 1118101‘ in mathematics in June from the University or Mnimg graduate of West. l, and is x1 597111-11- of Maine, where in arrronomy.

Paris High Schoo at the University he is a majoring

In Memorianv

JAMES W. MORGAN

There passed peacefully nway st the Royal Victoria limpltaLMont- real, on Aug. 23rd, James W. Hor- gun of Stanhope 1n his 28th year.

Jim, as he was familiarly called, was a young man endmved with exceptional mental qualltlespaster- ling‘ character and splendid physi- que. (or whom the future seemed to hold great promise.

-He matriculated to Prince of Wales College at fifteen, and the next yu-ar secured a teacher's lic- ense. Aftcr touching for thrrc years in Pleasant Grove SchooLhe entered St. Dunstsmls University where, by his genial disposition and application to duly, he won the respect and r-stceln of all. Naturally strong and robust. ‘:0 was a valued mcmbcr of the Saints‘ senior football team. and his aggressiveness on the field was a telling factor in many a harv- fought game. He. graduated from St. Dunstans ‘with honors in

May 1933 and was successful in

obtaining his BA. degree. Ht- bnre his last. illness with true christian fortitude and al-

though his suffering was intense and towards i111- last. almost 1n- cesant. hc was never hoard to complain. rndcrd. his friends were sllrpriscd to hear that. he was go- ing to Montreal for treatment. An operation on Aug. 22nd. however. revealed that his ailment was far more serious than even he sus- pected. 11nd he succumbed on the fnllmvlng dny.

Thc courlvzo and calmnesswhlch he exhihitw when told that his case was hopeless WPW‘ ilTliffll "i his uvhfllc life. 1111111111: to the attending physician hc said: “I dotfi. mlnd dying. hut 1 thought I came hero to be Fulfil"

Taken in his very prlmc. hi’ hid much to 11w- for, but. he wu per- fectly rosfgnr-d to Crodk will. and so, comforted and strengthened 11v the last rites of the Roman Cath- ollc Church, he passed peacrfillly to hi; ctcrnal rowllrd.

His funeral was hold to Si. Eulzcncfs Church. Cove-head Road. 11nd the large nttendanoe testified to the esteem in which he was held. His pastor, Rev. -F. McQunid. celebrated the requiem mass and also conducted the servfcce at the grave.

the great. ocean of llfca-(Patriot 0" a 511°" llmkhy- Th0!’ m‘? 11143559 ¢ py) guests nf Mr_ Smith's per- YIZT~~ -. . _ ents 1n Pownal and Mrs. Smith's Marshall and Kenneth MacDtm- Parents i" Mt- Hem“

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marriage the bride was tendered a miscellaneous shower at. which she was the gracious recipient. of many beautiful and useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Yeo have since gone to their new home in Belmont. Lot l6. where on August, 16th theylwcre shoivcred by their friends of Lot. 16 and St. Eleanorfis and received many appropriate presents. The following week the ccod people of Belmont gathered nt the newhnmc tn welcome Mr. and Afr-s. Ycn tn the community and presented them 111th a beautiful mantel clock. The bride. who is 11 very popular yourlg lady and has been for several years a most. success- ful and beloved tcnchcr 1n the schools of Central Lot 16. Arlinu- ton and North St. Fflcnnors 11nd elsewhere, and the groom who is a highly esteemed and promising young farmer. have the besiwish- es of a host of friends for a long, joyful and prosperous vqvntze on

Butcher have arrived from Ca1- gary on a short visit to Mrs. Butcher's brother, Mr. A. Bert Davlson and Mr.s_ Davison.

Judge Inman of Summerside was reported recovering from e sudden attack of lllnos= yesterday. He was taken 111 Monday evening.

Mr. W. Ralph Essex-y left Friday morning for Brookllne. Mas. to resume his studies at Boston Uni- he was the guest of his mother M19. A. G. Fhsery.

Professor and Mrs. Nicholson left Friday momh-l-g for their home 1n Burlincton. Vermnnil. While in Charlottetown they were the guests of Mrs. Nicholson’: mother. Mrs. A. G. Essery.

Mr. and Mrs. mnest. Smith and little son, Gerald of Quebec City arrived in the Province Monday.

The active pail-bearers were: W- G. 3°81; district mamiée? °f

m; L 9.15M R_Pgh1a'|d Mcxpnna‘ the Confederation Iiffe left: by genus“, Ma¢M111an_ 1,411,"- M... motor yesterday morning for Hali- Gulcnn, James J. Covlc and Tod faxl amompanying m“ “on- _w“' Hillier, n11 former classmates of 1mm‘ Wh" "Wins l0 Dalhflu“? m!‘ 1h, dPCQKQPdV hi< thzrd rear in dentistry. Other

stildents 1n the party were Jack Ritchie. citv and Innis Wnolner, Rustico. who are entering their first. year 111 medicine and Ken- neth Beer. second year dentlstrv.

Besides his scrrowling pamnts he leaves to mourn. four SlSlFTSIMTF. James hfacfklnald. Cherrv Hill. and Mary, E<t1>lle and Rita at l1omc: also four brothers: Thomas, of Charlottetown: Jack. at. pros- cnt teaching at. Mt. St/iwart. and Patrick and Joseph at home. One HTOUIPI‘. Michael. prcdcccasrd 111m on Sept. 1st. 1036.

'I'l1ei1- many friends unite 1'11 cx- icndlng to the grief-stricken film- 51v the most sincere sympathy 1n thl=. their second and bereavement within the your.

R. I. P.

Mirs. M. M. Blake left last Friday for her home Chicago. after spending over e. year with her bru- t11r=1~ Mr. J. W. Mitchell and family in New Dominion. Mrs. Blake, who was quite 111 when she arrived. left the Island in perfect health, hav- inlz guincd considerable weight which she attributes to thc climate, pure drinking water and excellent food Mrs. Blake expects to return

Are You Too Thin?

It May Be ‘Your Nerves

If you have failed to gain weight By regulating your diet,

erhape your nervous eyetom l: at fault. If you have the worr habit, And are irritable an fidgety, _ You cannot: expect to develop‘ bodily curves. No amount of food will nourish ou properly So long an nerve force ie wasted y worry. Under than conditions digestion is bad And your body le kept thin and angular. Th0 use of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food In a moat satisfactory way to regain normal weight. Thle treatment mekee the blood rich and red, Restores the vigor of the nervous eyltem, And eneblee you to develop pence of mind, Ae well n pereonelity and en attractive figure.

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The honorary pfill-bFB-TPB were: Joseph Mayo, Wilfred Show. Russel Inweon,

dainty hmch of

fey, to which he succumbed on

Commissioner and Mrs. C

miseioner John MoM

For the past six the work of the

the township of Raymond Terrace, of Australia, 1n which country he where he served for s. number of service. Commissioner C with the late General Generals literary affairs.

years Commissioner Carpenter ha; lxcn ;n Salvation Army in South at Buenos Alres. Hehu completed 45 yeerso

bwcame l. Salvation Al.» years 1n various brar .. . amenter spent many years 1n Clrx-e Bramwell Booth, and had the

Mrs. Carpenter is widely known in Army circles as an 11.. her books are "The Angfil Adjutant" and "The Life Mrs. Cal-mater 1s also a. native of Australia.

arpenter who recently arrived :11 c _

Commissioner Carpenter, newly appointed heed of the s11 for Canada. Newfoundland. Bcnnuda and Alaska, 1111 illan, who three mont Jul-command of the Salvation Army throu

hs ago was 1111111» i ghout the word.

America, with l1‘- fofflcership. l-lo 11 New South Wales, thr- n: 1

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at some future time and will prob- ably make her home hem.

BONSl-IAW WOMEN~',S IN STIT UTE

The August

meeting of the Bonshaw Women‘: Institute was held at. the home of Mrs. N. Fkrlguson with an attendance of nine members and seven VlSLliiOIS. With the president presiding. the meeting opened 1n the usual form. In the absence of the secretary, Mrs. A. B. Maoheod was appointed to take her place. The minutes of the last meeting were rend and approved-

A letteri- from the Tuberculwi: league was read by the lwtiing secretary.

The sick committee reported having visited three people in dktrlct and taklm: fruit to same.

It was unanimously decided two invite the members of the New Haven Irlstrltute to meet. with 11s at. our next. night-of meeting.

Appointment of‘ new committees: Sohoo1—M1-s. G. Carson and M111. Elmer Oosby.

Next meeting i: to be held in. the hall. Roll call to be answered by a. variety of apples grown in P. E. I. At the close of the meeting a foe cream and cake was served by the hostess.

In Memoriam

MR. JAMES ROBERT PENNY

The YBSKlrTIlLS of Beach Point and vicinity were shocked tolcarn of the sudden passing at his home on September 1st of James Rob- crt Penny, only eon of Roberteud the late violet. Penny. in his for- ty-flfth year.