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Prohibition Commission Chairman, Mr. GIUBGE B. BBOWn Mlrglte. P. B. I.

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PAUL KGLLINS RECITAL, auspices Lt. Gov. and Mrs. Heartz-Heartz Memorial Hail, Tues- day, Sept. 18th.

DRAMATIC REClTAL-Miss Vio- let Richardson. Graduate of Halifax Ladies’ College.

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Sunday Sept. 14th. There will he services ln the Clifton Church at 11 a. m. in the South Granville Church at 3 p. m. in the Long River Church at 7.30 p. m.

ENGAGEMENT. - Mrs. Rackham, Hunter River. announces the engagement ct her daughter Susan Gertrude Dingwell to John Nichol Alrken, Arlington, Mass. Mar- riage to take place in September in Somerville, Mass. 6863-11.

01v Moron Trina-Low. Daniel Hoare, of Philadelphia, Pa, who is visiting his father, Joseph Hoarse, “Pruro, left Saturday accompanied by his father and uncle, Augustus Hoarse of East Mountain, for a mo- tor trip to Prince Edward Island, go- ing via Pictou. They will stop at Cardigan where they will be guests of Dr. Hoares uncle, Bamford Hoare and family of West Newton, who are spending their vacation at their

. summer cottage at Cardigan. After a.

short visit the party will return to Truro, coming back via New Bruns- wick.--Truro News.

PRESBYTERY MEETlNG.—,The special meeting of the Presbytery of Prince Edward Island which was to have been held at 7.30 p. m. on Fri- day, September 5th in St. James Church, Charlottetown for the in- duction of Rev. It. Moorehead Le- gato and for any other business of an emergency nature which may be brought before the court and which because oi the death of the late Rev. W. Bruce Muir was postponed will now be held at 7.30 p. m. tonight. Thursday, September 11th, in the some place viz, St. James Church. Charlottetown. The induction service will be held at 8 p. m. All are cor- dially invited to attend the service.

AN EXCEPTIONAL TREAT ‘Fort

THOSE WHO UNDERSTAND.-An attractive entertaining dramatic concert will be given in St. James Hall, Charlottetown. Friday evening, September 13th. The artists, Miss Violet Richardson and Miss Margaret Stems, both graduates of. Maritime colleges will provide a pleasant ev- ening of reading and vocal selec- tions. Miss Richardson has already been favorably commented upon by Halifax newspapers, whilst Miss Stems highly trained voice which is

audience is always appreciated by

hearing her. Show your Prince Edward Island graduate art- ists by attending on Friday evening. Admission 35c, children 25c.

in the Cross Roads Christian Church continue all this week and next. every night except Saturday week nights at 7.30 and Sunday night at 7. On account of the ordination ot J. Chisholm in the Haaelbrook Bap- tist Church on Friday at 6.30 the

Dr. Robt. Whlstori is "Short Beds." The Sunday services as folows: 11 a. m. Dr. Whiston in a chautauqua sermon on Yours and Mine." 7 p. m. "Greatest

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hs wives of two of the rominent growers have already receive beautiful pen and pencil sets in the new black and white pearl eﬂject, Whlﬁll l" 81"" as premiums for eight ccinpletesetsot‘

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Long RID! Church which has been closed for Painting and repairs ‘will be opened on Sunday. 50M- 14m Special music. All welcome-

INSTITUTE MEETING-The regu- lar monthly meeting of the East Royalty Women's Institute met at the home of Mrs. A. Robertson on August 15, 1930, with thirteen mem- bers and seven visitors present. i Meeting opened with President in the chair. The Creed was repeated in unison and Institute Ode was sung Minutes of July meeting read and adopted. All hills relating to festival and fencing school grounds were or- dered paid. New school and slek committees appointed. Next meeting to be held at Mrs. Shaw's. Meeting closed by singing National Anthem.

luncheon.

SOURIS

Mr. M. V. Blake, of Charlottetown, was a motorist to Soul-is on Wed- nesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Francis, of Bay Fortune, were visitors to our town last week.

Mr. H. McKinnon, of Rollo Bay, motored to Souris on the 3rd.

Mr. Frank Maclnnis. left last. week

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Mr. '1'. Ching, o1 Kiugsburo, was a visitor to Sourls week.

Mr. George Keefe, of Charlottetown lspent Monday in Souris in the in- ‘lterests o! his firm.

I Mr. .1. r1. Harris, Charlottetown, ‘ passed through our town on Monday.

Owing to the large amount of busi- nesses to handle within the next few ‘months, the Landrlgan Cardigan Mills are at present working at nights as well is the day time.

_ Mr. Emmett Donahue, Souris West, ‘recently returned m his home after ‘having spent a few weeks visltng in iCardlgan and vicinity.

Mr. Harry Phillips, Charlottetown, ‘ was a motorist to Souris this week.

l Mr. William Hennessy has return- cd to Charlottetown, after having j completed his work at the new St.

' I/iarys Church. Sourls-S.

Liberals Have Majority In l, l. The Senate

OTTAWA. Sept. 9.~The proce€d_ lugs in the Senate this afternoon n-iinezsed the introduction of anoth- ‘er new: Liberal Senator, Hon. Jean Prevost, Senator Prevost represented Terrbonrie, Quebec. in the last Par- liament.

The introduction of Senator Pre-' vost was the sixth for the day as Hon. Rodolphe Lernieux. loin-her Speaker of the House of Commons; jl-lori. J. H. King, former Minister of Pensions and National Health; Hon. ,George Parent, former Liberal mem- ber for Quebec West; Hon. E. W. Tobin. former Liberal member for Richmond-Wolfe, and Hon. J. E. Sinclair. former Liberal member {m- Queens. P. 15. 1., were presented shortly after the noon hour. -

Hon. L. A. Wilson is scheduled to come to-tlie Capital within the next low days. when he llketvise will be introduced.

The Liberals have a majority of four over all parties in the Upper Chamber. The standing is: Liberals .'. Conservatives 44; Progressives ‘Senator Turrllf, 1. Total 96.

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to resume his studies at Prince of Show duration caused by leakage o, Wm" “Helm m" "all"! 59"“ a line heart. His funeral was held on vacation at the home of his parents, August 25m Rev. F‘ H‘ Wm Mr‘ “d M's‘ Alma“ Mackmis’ Sm“ ‘ramson officiating. In his sermon he

m“ lselected for nu text. "s1. John 14-21: Miss Louise Cox, Sourls, 1m last "I" My Hm“ m’ Many ,M“““°“5" week for Charlottetown, where she 1m ms discourse he ampliﬁed his re- entered the PEI.‘ Hospital to take marks w meet the exigencies of m’ up the studies of a nurse. Miss Cox's 3501mm occasion‘ many friends wish her every successl The hymm mm; wgre "Mleep m

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The following Souris girls have en- tered the first year at Prince of; Wales College, Charlottetown. Missl Winnie MacDonald, Miss Hilda Mc-

Eachern, and Miss Pauline Paquet.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Altken. ‘Misg couche. were recent visitors to Souris , and the Eastern end of the Island.

Mr. Ronald Nfsclrmls, Armadale, ‘l was a motorist to Souris on Saturday. 1

Miss Mildred Fraser has returned to her home in Sourls, after under-

Hospitsl, Charlottetown.

st. the Prince Edward Island I-Iospi- tal, Charlottetown. l-Ier many Souris friends wish her a speedy recovery.

m. Fraser Morrow. accompanied by Mr. Brenton, of Charlottetown. were motorists to the Eastern end of the Island last week on business.

Week end visitors to Souris includ- ed Mr. Upton Beamen, of Charlotte- town.

Mr. Edwin Peters, Rollo Boy, was a recent motorist to Souris.

Mr. P. E. Holland. Elmira, spent Sunday in Soul-is visiting friends.

Messrs. Art McAllum and Bill Roach, Charlottetown. were in Souris this week visiting relations.

mryJossph Gillis, Bear River, was a motorist to Sourls on Monday.

mi included m. Elmer Campbell-

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It is with deep-regret that we learn lied of the illness of Mrs. Mickey Poole nu,‘ Th, mmon, o! m, departed

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. . , nnuup-l ' Rollo Bay visitors to Souris on the%

‘pallbearers were Robert Douglass, A. McFarlane. Alexander Henry, Gordon Glover, Charles Chlow and Albert Boyle. Intemient took place ir. the Peoples Cemetery, Kensington. To moum are left his widow, in maidenhood Bessie Underhill and dﬂllihlﬁi‘! M11. Edith Minister Wells Rivrr, Vt.. and Lulu. Kerislng- ton: two brothers. Allan, Mai-gate, and Alexander. Long River, also step daughter Bettie, Mrs. Benjamin Cameron. Kerisington. The bereaved ones are deeply gratefiu to all kind friends who so

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