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PAGE TEN

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liz smart romance will en- clwnte you. Misc Ben- nelt’s gorgeous gowns

Bole’e love songs wt.. __- hfnngg y0l|l ` "' ` 'lx

TORCHY’S TWO TOOTS COMEDY

INSIDE BABEBALL _ SPORT

ETT L E_S

this snappy young who never knew I

dazzle you. "1

OLD TIME SONGS

CONVENTION

The fifth annual convention of

the Womens Institutes comprising of Mt. Stewart, Savage Harbour, Point DeR.ochc, Glcnroy, Donald- Itori, St. Andrews. Cherry Hill. Bli- Patrick's Road, Pisquid East and Auburn was held in Mt. Stewart Hall cn Sept. 9, 1932. A large num- ber of members from six of the In- stitutes attended the first session which was held at 2.30 p.m.

The president, Mrs. Montague McKay, presided and on the plat-i form with her were Mrs. Amelia Smith, Mrs, D. J. MacDonald, Mrs. Joseph Barrett and Miss Isabelle Jay. The meeting opened by sing- _ mg the Institute ode followed by` repeating the Creed in unison. The minutes of the 1931 convention were read, adopted and signed. Mrs. Fred MacDonald of Mt. Stew- art read an address of welcome to the visiting delegates, which was very fittlngly responded to by Miss Mary 0'Brien of Glenroy. The Sec- retaries of the various Institutes gave rcports of the past year’s work. Miss Hilda Douglass, Head of Hills- boro, entertained the audience with a very humorous reading, after which the nomination of officers for the ensuing year took place, namelyz-

President-Mlas Isabelle Jay, Pls-

quid East.

Secretary-Mrs. Ross Pigott, Mt.

Stewart.

The nex_t item on the program

was an excellent address by Miss L. Hazard, Supervisor of Women's In- stitutes,_ on Institute Work. Miss Hazard stressed the need of pat- riotism, assistance of Institutes to charitable organizations and it wid- er knowledge of Canada on a

Donald.

Solo--Miss Winnlfred MacKenzie. Dance-Miss Evelyn Egan. A hearty vote of thanks was

tendered Professor Shaw by Mrs.

Mrs. Fred MacDonald for his very interesting address.

King brought a very pleasant even- ing to a. close.

SOURIS'

Rev. Martin Monaghan, of the

Magdalen Islands is guest of Rev. Monsignor J. C. McLean, V. G., at the Parochial House at Souris.

town. spent a few days in Souris and surrounding districts last week ‘performing his duties as Dairy Su- perintendent.

Miss Margaret Mclean, of the

Bank of Nova Scotia, at Charlotte- town, is at present visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McLean. Soul-is.

The S. S. Bauta, Captain Johan-

nesses, of the William Hansen Com- pany, of Norway, arrived in Souris last week and was in port for it day during which time 'she completed loading a cargo of potatoes for Havana, Cuba. This is the first potato steamer to be loaded in Sou- ris port this season. The above mentioned steamer, formerly the Canadian Sealer, spent a winter in Souris quite a few years ago, when the ice fomied so solid she was unable to leave port until the early spring. We understand that an- other potato boat will arrive in Sou- ris port within the next two weeks.

Mr. H. S. Callbeck, of Bedcquc,

motored to Souris on business.

;Wcl1ing, Sr., a United Empire Loy

Mr. W. L. Brenton. of Charlotte- ‘,17'16, then to Welling's Point, Prine

, Of the Derby family, also Unite Empire Loynlists, of which Mrs

Welling and Mrs. Harrington were members, Dr. J. Clarence Wcbslcr, ,,

GAPITULW-7'5

LAST

AFRAID UF Thurs me way you'|| _v laelalier you‘vo seen-

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_ From the story “The Feathered Serpent" ,|

by EDGAR WALLACE `

RON

H

OF THE /IO ICANS 3? i

IN MEMURIAM

DIR. JAMES MCQUEEN

The death occurred in Shedin

and the mother d daughter of Joh

alist of Welsh descent, who w born at Newburg on the Hudso New York, went to St. John

Edward Island, and a few days lat

resided.

F.R.S.C., in his history of Shcdia and district wrote: "In i792

he had been taken in rt cance -b

young woman in her futlicrs barn yard attending to the poultry. was a desperate case oi first sigl affection. He proposed at once an

was no Clergyman at hand, thc

ter they were marricil by a Pric

NB F id I mug of Jdlmc; 'oil thc 14th alinivel'sal'y of Li11e'S

_ .,011 r ay noll f -. ,,n., _ _

Amana Smith and seconded by MacQ“een' Town Clerk' And R wen \_..'..\.ly from German occupation.

k'“°wn membcr of the New Bums- Ebclfry or Central Bell Tower be-

. .

wick Bur. For yours he had becll ,lewd to he me highest in Europe’

The singing of God Save the _prominent in tlic counsels of thc

--1

_, _

moreland Liberal Association.

..§°..§‘§i.1I’°f.’;."’I.".i§§‘3f.y.§‘f".si’l‘2li Th- R-I--My” C-“yd had °f

n France, that cf the British Gren-

adier Guards, and that of Belgium’s

ag First Regiment of Guides were n heard at intervals in concerts from m Saturday aitemoon until late this

cvening.

° A tbl-tbilgbt parade, tt ill-ewbi-is

cr to Shediac, where his \vife‘s sis- ter, Mrs. William Hanington, Sr.,

d

It`

was immediately accepted. As there

went before a Justice of the pcac

and were made man and wife. <La- `

st , The filling material between the

of the Anglican Church on .the Dum' and mn" cases was strewn imalnland). The bride was Mary an ‘wer the 110°" !Derby, daughter of Benjamin Der-1 Finding ‘my °' few °°PPe1`5. f°l' by, 01.51,, Elem-10,5, 9, E_ L_ E, L0y_ ‘ money is not kept at the ground in nlist, who had first settle;-1 on ` bulk, the thieves opened every

_ drawer in the place and threw

Grand Lake, Queens Co., N. B, at I terwards moving to Prime Edward books and papers about in confu-

Little Celebrates

LILLE, France, October 19.-A icslival of French military music played by bands from Great Britain und Belgium was ceiebrated today

.‘t thc same time the city‘s new

lu-be for-molly dedicated, in the pre-

legations of Canadian, British and

crnriut auuinunl 'iietitalai Sydney

9°’ ‘Y°“" ""°“’ "°_""'° _" 'A' master 'oz st, /iddrewb United ` ' I , ausfn . k' Ans1iw1\°"“’°“' “M” “ '“h° °’°°° °' M ' f '

,'30 ,pm They also sang at the re

byiolllll Church in Canada. Ser- '¢XD°°f»¢d, for his musical abThy vices,” sunday och 33rd, Wm bg has been clearly established. G as follows: 11 a. m., Clifton; 2 p. m.- 1 » _ ’ _ Granville; 4 p. ni., North nusticc; 1the earth remaneih' by Maud" 'md msc li. m.. oeddie ivieiuoi-bu. “O Glsdwme I-1811*" by S““"'°-“-

Canada. Services on the above ‘tain that Sundays performance ad-,

"°”"°"°"“°"h°""°°"°`1.A.'r c it organist and choir

C0 St. Mar s h Nh Evening Payer' .L30 p_ m_ evening service in thatne; gun

vice. Professor Fletchers mastei-ly

New Lcunolv oaour, Pm- W°1'l< Bi ll\¢_ °fS°“ W” °“‘Y “° "°

iilt

' choir in its two anthems-“While

` was at its best and evidences care-

BRADALBANE, United Church of ful and constant training. rt is cer-

charge for Sunday, October 23rd, .ded to the prestige already estab-‘ are as follows: Pleasant Valley, 11 lished by this musical aggregation a. ni.: Rose vuucy, a p. ni.: Brad- una enhanced the reputation 0! tl1¢, albane, 'I p. m. All the above ser- director. Prof. Fletcher, who is also, vices will be conducted by the Rev. 5 wmpcser of note, gave as his final

W-im H_ B_ WARMER -T. A. Wilson, of Covehead. Thos. 'offering gn 0;-gan cglnpositlon, en- ;

Paletliorpe, Minister. titled, "An Autumn MesSaS6" SPEC ,

- iially prepared for the occasion, and:

_ PERSONALS ,rendered publicly for the first time.

fThe four numbers bi’ “W Th°m“5

Mrs. E. D. Bigelow of Norwood. Mule Quartets were of s truly spir-‘.

Rhode Island, arrived in the city ,tum uplift md held the large aud-; Tuesday night and will spend two yen” spellbound. Their splendldly weeks vislllhil her 515°" W” :balanced voices and beautiful rend- Christlna MacMillan, Pownal, St. ' “mg qt strictly religious music, will,

not soon be forgotten and 9169191115

turned alter spendiD8 ll- P1¢\‘-5°-nl' ,vices of these ext'-sts. Rev. I/lr. Ait- holiday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ken' who pnéwcd, gong;-atiilated J. E. Cleveland. !_.ive1'l>°°l. N5- _ the quartette upon the character of

________.__----

1,dnu-nt-nn prevented by Mlnnrirl.

Tryon and Vicinity

contribution they are mak’ng to the,

preciatiun or the efforts of Prof.

Belgian ex-service' men.

' tuliibitlon, and an historic col-tege

in the famous Grand Place, the cen- tral square of Lille,1were among the icolorful events of the week-end.

C , Lu'roN TQWN, angland, oct. 19,

, MF- 1-For tue ssscud time infabout two

l-Ianington married, while on a visit years: me omces of Lu-hm To-wa to Prince Edward Island, whither ; Fbotbml Club on the ww” ground

y f have' been broken into.

Indians. Driving along thc road in .When Mn Bert Day’ me grounds_ an ox-cart, he esplcd it cornely

V man; arrived ’there the other mom- ' ` in'g"fic foiin'd"ihat entry had been

.effected through a window against

It 1 which a ladder had been placed.

d | The backs of two safes had been

cut open' and the thieves had cut

Z 1 through the inner cases to the cash

= boxes.

On Saturday October 8th, Mel-

,-cse, Mass, lost one of its most respected citizens in the r><=r=°l\ °f Mrs. Selina M. Wadman, widow of me late oliver B. wadiusn. 0! Crapaud, P. E. I. The latc MII-

Wadman was formerly Selina Myers _

of Hampton, P. E. I., and was Ttze V 1 t a m 7 N A M ,last one of a family of eleven. e _ - , 1 ‘news of her death came as a great ‘ ev shock, for although she was ad'-{ I _ va.ncedinyeers,sl'iewasquii'e ac-| _ (omaha-_h_e“) _1 A, tive and apparently in good health MJNTREAL, ogg, ;'9_ _ pgs);

largely to the invitation to attend

th” 3 nglng of the National Anlfhitlrl.

o

which was due to heart failure. The _vnumn B whm -they ¢milh late Mrs. Wadman attended church pm-,ty 1°, ,we cent; in vsge-tables, the Sunday before her death. The Mm Mud,-ed G°°¢,_fv¢_ mm-itlunist

` ideals and a kind and loving dispo- M°,m.e,,]_ wld ,, smug of teachers sition. The sincere sympathy of a im the Household sclsme section o

to her bereaved relatives. Of her .Teachers A550¢'¢f,1qn_ The amount immediate family there are left to of mgnutrlglgn in America wail mourn,_orie daughter. Mrs. John S. appalling, she sum, and lt was the Shirley (Wlnifred) of Melrose, w;,¢i{¢¢ of home economics w

for the past thirteen years; also home to teach children that their

Clifford Shirley. At the largely at- ‘physical health d€‘P°nded _to tended funeral services held in Mei- greg; ¢x¢,¢-nt on the food they wil rose there were many beautiful floral -tributes, including several from the different church societies

sinned. _

Dean Sinclair Laird of the MBC'

Donald College School for 'l.‘cmch-

to which she belonged. Mrs. Shirley ers stressed the importance of nav- ‘accompanied the remains home for mg more household science fauillif burlal the funeral taking place on in schools, If a wider curriculum Thursday afternoon, October 13th, were provided girls could le!-YD :from the United Church in`Crap- about materials and fabrics, be

_ _ _._ _..._ _ wma” Pm' (M mm , _ __ _ , _ .

This in reserved rar news. 2;: The mlm or ‘med mmm “_ A

°‘ ‘ "°"‘ °°"' riuigoaby w.1s similar, .i.n.o.M. , x _

_m°_L,,_.braughtioaolimaxthev ° ~ _ _ -_

mm R" n _ day wtivltss. Hundreds were pm- _ ¢- A _ _ ' ' ____ , lent in the spacious sanctuary from : , Ibn '

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will prcscb in Mt. stew-1, _ 3 sg” ga 9| wg" ng - .». xi 3

ru-t t i1 dolock; mu-sniietd, z p.m.:_Q\1°\'l°°*°» °f 01°” BW- ’°°°3“-“d 1 ` - ,, “ '

md* Hg,-,lngmn 4 pm; Highfield as one 01' the finest in tl\;`§°\mf1'Y- 1' |30 lll I ROC R088 IIICKBSG ti.-.wr

Bl' 58|"

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REPORT 0F THE PRINCE ED- \YARD ISLAND EGG LAYING CDN-

TEST F08 THE \Vl'lEl{ ENDING .

octronan is, 1932, l

I, Pan no. 5 Willlnm Ransom 2578

eggs to date; 2052.0 points tn date.

2, pen no. I2 Exp, Station, Char-

lottetown 2441 eggs to date 2452.0 points to date,

3. pen no 17 Exp Station, Cliarli-iite»

town 2343 eggs to date; 3-ll7.6 points todnte. ' 4, pen no 15 Exp Shlllon Charlotte-

town 2232 eggs to tlnte; '.’38ll.’.l.poInte

to date, _ j

5 pen no 13 Exp. Station (`ht\rlotte--

town 2210 eggs fo llnic; 2.’i.'iT,2 points io flute. _

0 pen .id 14, 22591-gg.. tn fists; 2:io:i.s` points to date. ° 1, pen no 8 Int For and Animals

Fnnds, 2221 eggs to rlntc; 2202.5 points

I2 pea no 18 Exp Station Charlotte-r M'

town, 2002 eggs to date; 2070.1 polnl.l“"""

to dats, - - »

13. pen no 8 Mrs, J. F. Eaeton_ 180| "

eggs to date: 2017.8 points to date, ‘~'~ "f" ‘

14. pen no li, Wilgm R. Brown, .....

1871 eggs to date; lilIl._ points to dnte. 'f r "

15 pen_ no 2. gohn ‘1 B, Poole, IHjlt~.~'n.. egllv' gludmliol os* lifxnl? lil lm°`1141"°""”

_ no _ eu eon, '

eggs to date; 1700.5 points to' dale. .C-`¥\` .'

17, pen no 7 Harold Laird, 1588 egg!

to rinie; 1000.7 points to drite. ~ 18, pen no l John B. Poole, 1804 _

eggs to date; lll\l_0 points to date.

F. A, Driscoll, liinnuger of Con-, -

toni.

Dr. J. A, Clnrlr. Superintcndentl

Production 20,ll%,

Lenillng Pells for \\'__"ck. ‘ Ti

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marina)

to date, . _ _

8 pen nn 10 Exp. Station, Flinrloite- 33 ~ -V3 3" ' ‘ ¢....u_ 2201;-.2-_‘vs_-_» p.»i..1f. if. .me-2. 4 3" 28.8 11-- _

0. pon 1\`n 0 l'lxp l<`;lrul_ l-‘rc1lf~rlcfon,

20112 eggs lo flute; 2l5i.il points to clam-_ _

10. pen no ll S_ R. Pendleton, 1930.

emzn to date; 2138.7 points to. flute,

llc" P uit

ll. pen no 4 The n ry

Iiriur-ll, l.‘1'i5 eggs to iltiie; 2070.7 points to dale

ivrbs Ruby M=°D°“B°ll lm ”' nil-ly the great demand for the ter- » 1. _ _ _ _

l

LI

0 29 31,0 1,-,Q _. ' Lonflliig llcns to llnte: _, , ;-_

Pon I-len Elms Points . '1.‘ ii :i 'rn :i1:i_-1 ,, ii lii 4 ffl 201,!! ` '\ I 12 ' lo . -_'H :s:1..2 ~..::-_' -.4 1. ,

:ns emi

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Biographical Study

their singing. their consecration to ' 1 _ _,,_.;, ohmtlan ,dem md ,,e,_,,,,e_ ,md ,bel of Gl1lIl_6S(-3 WOIHa.H| 'rue iuberbibr tbs lots sydiiq

I ____-__ Brown took place on Tuesday, Sep ~

‘ (Canadian Press) |iemeber 11th and was largely at

m“`“°°'uln_:;dI£: 1153? elgsagd MONTREAL, 0¢t_, l9_'rhe first tended. I-Ie was laid to rest in th: -

- ' ' blcgrbpb on study or il chinese ftmlly plot It Birch H1111 The Rev

Fletcher and the choir and thank- W°m°“ V? be Publshed in _“W 3““3' Ewen M°°D°“3°'u °m°1°'l'°?‘

ed the pubic for responding _gg uage forms the subject of a book The floral offerings werrbeauti- - by Dr. Nancy Lee Swann, special- .ful and six Great War veterans ac- ,

the Rec,tBL' whmh wnaudw Wm, 15,, ln ghmw, siudles at the Gest ted as pall bearers, Messrs. Malcoir

` Chinese R/rsearch Li;-rary at Mc- Judson, Lawson Jenkins, William

Gil Univcrsi.y. Ithai been publish-

. . ed by the American Histolical As

search in the history, philosophy and ancient usages of the Chinese

.people and the name of it is "Pan

Chao, the ‘Foremost Woman Scholar of China."

le _

°° Wim” “ few dm °' M’ "°“"“' 'spend dollars fm b“rlns'b6¢¢1°<=. 1. _ --so for as is idiowo this it the , olusgow, Nye., who was on bu tx-

tliorough b`081'a1p-hical stud? °f! a Chinese woman that his Mm published either in Chinese or ani'

» 66608-B24 WHS B W°”.““ °! mln of the Child Welfare ABB_°°l°“”“ °1 Western Lgnguege,"' the publishers The chicken supper given by thi

state. "It BIVH B COUlpl8’l'£ lbcdllllt

l of the life and works of Pan Chao.; Pownal was a decided success. ` 1

Wide °”°1¢ °' mend” 1” °"t'°“d°d the ¢°¥1Ve1\ll°1‘ °f Q“°b°° P"°°°°"“°° moralist. essaylst, poet. historian 1 These ladies are noted for their "

and teacher. whose influtuw his been far-reaching. Pao Chao WHS one of the earliest advocates Of °l' ucation for women. She was an ex-

of her life |_, intensely interesting

W” ¥"““d°hud"°“» Mmm andimmfll “feftness B5 wen "5 their both for itself and because of the non: monologue. Mr. Georse' W.

‘ light it throws on Chinese history Ballem; sing song led by Mrs. Mac-

dm-lng mg ps;-lcd in- which she lived." , 1

_portant literary and historical con- tribution or bctb the dest chinese Research I..'b1’M’¥ ind M°Gm U“1'\ versity.

whole. This address was followed by I-ler many friends will regret to n demonstration of “Cream Soups" learn of the continued serious ill-

Island in 1784. He lived to be near- i ly 100 years old. Mary‘s sister, Eli- I Although they gained so little azbeth, married another Loyalist, ' they have put the club to very con-

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In B I K fsociaton as a rontributiorn of re- '-_vmpathy is felt for the bereaved _ -

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family as well as the young ma! _; ‘ l whose gun discharged accidentally ~- `

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tended visit to her sister Mrs. Na thaniel Gay has returned home.

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ladies or the United church it ~

good cooking and choice viands 'f'-‘- ‘-

this was no exception. The follow-

ing program was much enjoyed _ Piano selections. Miss Charloth

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M“'”~» with wh°m she ms "sided Sl°°d in the best Pmce' ne" l'° me traordinary person, and this story Drake; reading, Miss Adele Smith; '_ 1,

vocal solo, Mrs. Nathaniel MacKin »-*I

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The work is regarded 8-S 811 lm' The October, meeting of tho, -~--' _

Mount ivrbuitii wcrbeirs mstituu "“""‘"i _ 1

was held at the home of Miss Leu- j

ra Macqueen on Thursday even-I ,._1l ing, Oct. 18th. Thirteen memben ` "yi, and four visitogs present. Meeting _ `

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‘by R.ev.‘J. L. Lund, assisted by learn how to budget Mwrdllli .W Rev. Mr. Ayers. after which the de- their income and to food value. ll. ceased was tender laid to rest in was unfortunate, he thoulhi th”

on The answered by a Canadian product _

_ and, where manufactured. After the _ ,,_

- ___ usual routine of business Miss Ha- "" "

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by Miss Hazard. It was then de- ness of Mrs. Thomas J. Arbln aided tg nominate two delegates (Sl'.) at their home in Souris.

from each Institute to arrange the program for the 1933 convention. The following were electedz- Miss

Hester Birt and Miss Violet Leard, I

Pisquid East; Mrs. David MacDon aid and Mrs. Crawford, Cherry Hill; Mrs, Roy Leard and Mrs. Fred MacDonald, Mt. Stewart; Mrs. J. A. MacDonald and Mrs. James Mc- Laughlan, Glenroy; Mrs. J. P. Mac- Intyre and Miss Mary MacDonald, St. Aridrew's; Mrs. Joseph Camp- bell and Mrs. Mark MacCormick, Point DeRoche, and Mrs. Fulton Pigott and Mrs. Fulton Douglass lavage Harbour. _

Questions and difficulties were

Wednesday evening witnessed the

gathering of a very large audience .in St. Patricl¢’s Hall, which came to hear the Duff Copeland duo in their second appearance in Solaris. The beautiful balanced program consisted of vocal renditions of classical, semi classical and popu- lar airs, these chiefly by Mr. Mc- Dutf Copeland, and instrumental ‘selections on the piano, susaphone

,and violin by both M.r. Duff and Copeland. Mr. Dufl‘s violin inter- ipretations of several pieces accom- panied by Mr. Copeland on piano

‘were a special delight to Sourls mu- sic lovers. The program was light-

brought up by means of a Question Box. These were satisfactorily UN' wered by Miss Hazard. A vote of thanks was then tendered Miss Hazard. Tne afternoon session was brought to a close by $118518 the National Anthem. Aftemoon tea was then served the delesliiel ln the Institute Rooms. The evening session which was

held at 8 o'clock, was attended by \ large number of delcaaiie! Bhd visitors. The following program W88 luccessfully carried outr-

Opening chorus-O' Canada. v Rccitatlon-rllss Vivian McKear-

hey.

Dialogue-Pisquid East Institute. Solo-Miss Mary MacCcrmick. Recitation--Miss Inez Pigott. Dance-Miss Muriel Steward. Musical selection-Cherry Hill

institute. '

Address-Professor Shaw. Recitation--Miss R. McCormick. solo-Miss Georgina MacDonald. Reading-Mrs. Allan Morrison. Dance-Mrs. Angelina Garvey.

Dover, N. H.

Solo-Miss Rita Maclntyre.

_ Reoltltlbh-Milla! Alllll llo-

,ened by many splendid stories in- iterspersed here and there. The ev- iening's entertainment was under the auspices of the St. James Unit-

,ed Church. Candy was sold durinc, the intermission as was also a large

inumber of pies, which brought ex- ceedingly high prices. We under- ,‘ stand that a goodly sum was real- .ized.

l __ ` Mr. and Mrs. J. A. stewart. East Baltic, motored to Souris on Satur- day.

Charlottetown. spent Sunday in Souris, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Matthew. '

The following Prince of Wales

College students spent the week end lt their respective homes in Sou- rls: Mr. Bill Acorn and the Misses Doris MacDonald and Virginia Mac- Donald. _ _

On Sunday evening at Bt. James United Church, Bourls, the special

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501111 Wiilllnil. who settled nc

Dr. J. C. and Mrs. Houston, of,

Summerside, on a site known

children.

Scientists Seeking

Cinderella of Se

WASHINGTON, October 19

“drowncd."

an uninhabited island.

years from now.

Sarah Ann was the only reporte

wide band of totality.

singers who aided the regular choir Iwere members of the Bridgetown Querhtte: Mann. Edward and

large congregation.-CL

Just a pin-point freckle on th

This Cinderella of ihc sea wa

,lllsl l`0D01‘i0d "alive" some 15 years ago. Then of no value to anyone and avoided by ship captains, she lws become today a spot of great importance. If she can be located, many scientists want a date five

The reason for the sudden popu-

larity arises from the efforts of Professor A. Kopn, director ol the Rcchen-Institute of Berlin, and Professor James Robertson, direc- tor of the Naval Almanac office here, to calculate the course of the . 1937 eclipse. They have found that on June 28, 1037, the sun will be ec- lipsed totally by the moon for about seven minutes. In all the Pacific,

spot of land suitable for observa- tion in the 5,000-mile long, 120-mile

Recalling that the scientific

Walter Burdette, and Mr. McLeod,

who were heard in several selections affording much pleasure to the

sldcrable expense at a time when

ar ds losses can be ill-afforded.

WelllIlg’S P0illl7. In 1795 he movgd

to Shediac, where he died in 1830, “ ‘ ,, bein! succeeded by his son John, ,Groom Was

[who died about 1896. The two sis- 1ters each raised a family of twelv

recent Hollywood wedding, the groom was visibly embarrassed: but the bride, n popular moving-picture actress, was quite self-possessed.

ar “If it were only over." whispered

,hc excitedly. --1 lmow rll do it ull wrong."

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sarah Arm, much to the constemb k u cn y there came to the ears

tion of the astronomical world. has _1 t 1 .K disappeared and it is feared, ` 5,15; s;::,ngr1de_.i.ndly change places

The groom tried to do so. but was

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face of the Pacific, Sarah Ann was | Zzrrashsg' hifitepfsglgg uxstofrg

-“M ’““Y‘°*’ ’S*°h° “H10” S0" °f 'caught his bun button in ber veil

The minister began the ceremony.

of the groom the voice of the mln-

S The groom grew more and more em-

barrassed and fumbled with the

‘rose of the bride’s bouquet, Then

and pulling out his handkerchief iexcitedly mapped his brow.

I The church was silent save for the voice of the lninister.

I "If any person knows any just

him now speak, or forever--" "I wllll' shouted the groom.

liiisted a minute and 40 seconds. the value of a seven-minute observe- tlon can be easily understood.

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seven minutes.

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the put his hand into his pocket

`rcsscn," he said, "why these twq ,should not be joined together, let

world spent thousands of dollars io :visit New England and Eastern Canada for the August eclipse that

Astronomers remark there il no

possibility of setting up an eclipse observing station except on land. ‘because of the- precision necessary, Unless Sarah Ann can be found, it

_is possible that a coral reef may be 'built up to island status for the

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the United Church Cemetery. The ’many girls today' R05 M3304 Wm” pall bearers were: Mr. Hermes My- out knowing any ‘of than tliillgi ers of Carleton; Mr. Frank Myers ,and thc result was often d'seS%1'Ulll- of Hampton; Mr. Oscar Myers of' --1-""

1ér;ii::ré:;:;"iuud Mr. Russel stor- Remarkable Cure

Mr. and Mrs._'I-'-e-ll McAulay of Infantlle

Boston, Mass., have returned after ' t ,Canaan nd.) _Y spending an enjoyable visit, the MONTREAL’ OUL “_A nnmbt

and Mrs. Reuben Rogerson of Try- 'paralysis has wen uneugmd by 'Jn' imiss Fanny ("Bobby"l Rosenfeld.

_'_ _who writes a column UD SWF' ‘Wm

Mr. and Mrs. Morley M. Bell of M, me Monmu He,-gd, Hilda

Summerside, accompanied by Mr. 'Strike' 8 Momnu gm Wm gm 100 Harrison R.. Bell, were Sunday vis- 'moms in gms. olympm nw” time mm t° Tmm' _ _ was at one tins an cPP\l‘°°“Y _ hopeless cripple. "Up until she wal Mr. and Mrs. Georle Woods, Mrs. ,Wo yen.. old," says Miss Rosenfeld.

‘A. J. Robinson, Mrs. J. A. Lyman “audi smk, was the victim of`in- and R,ev. Mr. Grossman of Tryon, ‘mums paralysis, and it was thought were in attendance at the annual ,he mv” wguld be able to walk Baptist Convention held recently in ,pmpmy _B long gs sl-le lived. Con-

0'Lea.ry. ‘stent cue and a mothersnurslng

--- . “muy pm, ml; young lady on her

The Misses Florence Leard and feet sm 15 gqually gt home on the

lthis year, spent 'rhanlrsgiving gg iswlmmms “nky ,.... their respectivq homo; in T,-y°n_ ,

franchise are confessing thntjhey are not interested in the affairs or tbsii- country ui the oivirllcn °f Mme. A.. A. Bruneau, a canadian who is active _in the woman suf- frage movement in France. In an

(°“““‘““' Prem) ` incl Macnachern, oonvcnor for bonu- " "

M°N'm‘mM"' oct' N _ w°mm lindustrics gave a very interesting "’”"M

wh° "7 they d° Mt wut the and instructive paper on Canadian __.

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was rendered, piano solo, Miss U

‘Charlotte Drake, contest by Misa J; __, MacEachern in Canadian. exports "" ” . Mr. Lewis then gave a comic song; `

solo by-Miss Frances Hood; dust by

, “‘d"°“ “" ° ’“°°”““ ““d°;."”° 1'; ,Mi-s. Mutch sud mi-. Lewis. Meeting ` _

plces ol ths Canadian A ance o

_W°l°°me guests °f her parents' Mr' 'example of recovery fl‘°m l“‘”'“m° Womens Votes in Quebec, Mme. Km ._ ...W

arubcau drew attention to the an omaly by which women are admitt- ed to almost all professions, are on .an equality with men in medicine.- in law and in oommerce, but are del-mi-red,from the electoral field. yet in is europe". inter, sud lu _more tluiu so ustioiu tbrbuglibut the world, women have the vote. sbs thought ll, strange that so ud- vanced 9. country as France could continue to refuse women the en- franchisement. No valid reason could be found, she said.

(Canadian Press)

“"8"” R"“°"°“~ ““’° Mf- Shel' baseball diamond. tl\° ””‘“’“’““ oben Town, south An-ics, oct. don Dixon, students at P. W. C. uw,-, gh, ,gating rink md the m__M”_ I. A_ Gegen, who has been

awarded a Cnmegie grant to so to itbc united states bl study tho lc-

Mr. Walter Bell, student at C. B. C.. ` em spent Thursday in 'I’fY0\l W5' . B1 mm ,md psy¢h,,~°g,c,1 mm?

sim spent 'rnuuugiviug st bu mn; grand., home in North Tryon. _

--- Patna puking is now about coih-

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Howett °! ,plqmd and grading is in l>ros'l'¢l5~

Charlottetown, motored to Victoria Mm; mips were much lighter than on Sunday, when .they visited yu; you-.but in general the pota- "°l‘°"’°°- ' |f/on were of fair alle. 010” U14

Miss Lille Wright of Tryon. hu --

ireturned homo alter spending ll Mr. John Matheson of Tryon,.wes week with friends in New Armen. 5 sunday visitor to his home in

Mr. Walter Bowness of Bedcque,_ ---

cated at the Good Hope Seminar! _and ths South African Collete. In 1910 she went to University 00ll¢l¢ mpdm to do post-graduate work in experimental peychololy- 0° 5°’

'°""' _free ‘Nm d°°W- _ return she became for a time lect-

urer in philosophy at the Univer- sity of Cape Town and later loot- urer- in paycbivogy at the Wltwlt-

--- Armin Fwd- ' ~ burma university. marins lf- W1

some time for a lelel 608190-»!l\

r. rl. 1., was u sundry visitor to M.. .min rnmll. md super- Much, mg, ,he ‘vm admitted as

Tryon. 1vlsor, of Bedcque, P. E. I., midi I an advocate ln Johannssburi. ¢h°‘Wo_bh to my p

_..._ ` ' business trip to Tryon and T\‘¥°U first woman in South_Afi‘loe io In tailor, and when I,

-f dropped his title. ec‘co `to Th!

closed by singing God Save the '

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We are very‘so_rry to hear of the "5"

serious illness of Miss I-Iaruilh Dodd and hope for her speedy re->

covery.

1 Many friends andrelatives inPc\v- ‘nil nal regret the passing of Mr. W. A ` ‘ `

Mutch whose funeral took piece on Sunday and was very largely et- tended, people coming from all ----‘-‘-V1 parts of the Island to/ pay the lea( - li* _ itribute of respect. 'His daughter. 1--'-"" Miss Edith an-ivcd by plana ri-om ‘ '~-*‘

New York on Friday evening.-P ` -' _ I’

1 Webb Drops 'l‘itle_ __ ,, ’ _.12 '- Lopnou, october io.-"'rb;g¢n-

1 an who 3908 under-the Mum _¢ -_.-.1 _ 'tio name of Lord Pllbilold." ll -.=-.-.-‘rl _