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‘l NW3 gutmfptlons. Advertising should be left with M“, you; The Gill

"m" m" 5° will" dilly at any of the following stores in

“ﬁifaliiu-Qw e. wmi- ac. Toronto Bakery, Water 8t.

n, Guardian will be delivered an m afoul at per d1! or 10c per weeyk. riﬂe '1??? lflclrrsﬁalinhqgvlid. h, n you] order to the boy rqpomm, for deliver“. on your "m". 0e or

G ll in a °-""."i‘i'ii.?.'tlil. it

making l1 800d recovery-s.

410mb; HOOD and Calgary ieei Flour the popular brands at m. dealers, L-IOTSJ-ZB-ti

‘ _ 0n wor-ciw powder at Tay- . v co. Kenslngtcn. L-1923.

dﬂ-Y. Friday d 3 Perky em“ in aturday 555M you in choosing your fur coat; special terms arranged. L-l32~l0-6-2i

—LADIES GUIlLD HOLD MEETING-The Ladies Guild he Suinmerslde Baptist held their opening meetlg at the

_Bn' ‘llliOTIlS, cow ties, halters d Siobh- shovels at Bruce's. L-l544-l0-5-2.i

Store and Ware- n be closed Thansglvlng oiuiily‘. October 10th. L-80-10-6-2i

_,ARI(I\’ED IN SUMMERSIDE ma, Robinson of Melford. Sask- hﬂVZlll wrrived in Summerside evening on a short Robinson is. a guest at - House. She was form- Eiiima Gllddem-S.

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Schurman at McCallums Point. °n 73165483’. The day was ideal for such an outing and there was a. very large attendance of members. Mrs. J. F‘. MacNcill. the president presided over the

“i011. after which afternoon tea. W85 561'"!!! and a social hour cn- Joyed. A vote of thanks was ex- tended to Miss Schurman for her kind hospitality-S.

e was fined twenty- ziiici costs for keeping Personals h‘ so‘ A manfyr“ “Md —F‘riends will regret to learn

being n}; and disorderly and another pk had his bail 0i’ ten dollars reaicd-S.

that Mrs. JOhn Plllman of Sum- merside is a patient in the Prince County Hospital-S

—Mr. John Bishop of Welling- ton has entered the Prince Coun y l Hospital for treatment-S

—Mrs. Edward P. Gaffney has -retumed to her home in Long Island after visiting her mother Mrs. Ewen Clark. Wilmot valley-S

—Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Phillips of Alberton, had the pleasure of a. visit from Mr. Ivan Phillips of Ot- tawa. recently. Mr. Phillips enjoyed his visit very much-s

-RE(' IVES SAD NEWS-Mrs. Manson McNeill of North 'I‘ry- ivcd the sad news oi’ Glendale, California he; slSiel‘, Katherine iisoii. who was formerly of yon and will be kindly remem- red by olri friends there. Mrs ‘l5 the sympathy of her ~ 'l£‘llflS in her bereavement. . K i Cameron of Summer- e is a nephew oi.’ the late Miss nson-S.

WEDDING BEI.LS-A quiet idiiiz uuis solemnized on Wed- ..~i_v mtirning at the Baptist

imuc. Sunimcrside. Rev. J. \\ ll officiating. when Miss dla Olive beard. daughter of .iifl(l Mrs. Brenton Leard be- e the iviidc of John Boulter. of Mr. find Mrs. Ross Boultcr, h o! Victoria, P. E. I.. They c iiiieiidcci by Miss Marjorie ulicr and Mr. Arthur Boulter. eir many friends wish them y SUJCOFS in life-S.

has _ - death in

-—Mrs. Chester Bowness has re- turned to her home in North Be- deque after a pleasant visit with her dau hter, Mrs. Daniel Mac- Kenzle, 184mg Island. New York-S

—Mrs. Jack Mutch has return- ed to her home in Boston after an enjoyable visit with Mrs. Al- exander Anderson. Fcrnwcod-S

- I Ir. and Mrs. C. E. Gamble. Try..ii. were visitors to Charlotte- town, Monday.

—The many friends of Mr. Hugh Walker. BradLJrd, will regret t0 learn he is confined to his home through illness,

—M.rs. Harold Harvey. craisaud- who was a recent patient in the Prince County Hospital. is 110W convalascing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Lelur-

> on. - gey, North Try

n interesting entertainment held iii the Albany School lllll‘. when Miss Hilda the Carnegie Library Staff "e an illustrated educational rcss which was very much en- ed by an attentive audience. .ATlilll!‘ MacKay, very capably ed as chairman and the fol- " lhiofnwim was rendered. O. Canada. Lectures, Miss .. i 0411c. The Albany Uplift lﬁtl’. in costume. I don't RY to Play in your yard. Vodia and Jean Boulter, Cow- ‘Wlils and instrumental m - l\ _ n-y icc cream was held ih~ _ ii b= usczl by the Wo- tlf liuiiiute. A hearty vote of n“ “'35 tendered Miss Gillis - the entertainment closed with munch: of the National An- y

ll 0F MRS. ETIENNE ‘ There

(‘valiant after only one Zi.l'i(‘SS. Mrs. Gallant was ycnr and was a life ii. cf Moiit Carmel and liiuhly respected in the u». She loaves to mourn . tl husband and two sons, oi Alon: Carmel asd Stan- 0i ihc home-dead. Also a iiiid Jogeph ’ L‘ . Mrs. _ int cf Egmorit Bay. n-Iimn much syiznuathy ‘s ~ -ii-.:e

- ' - Retiring from command of the

Fourth Army Uorps area atler 43 years service, llIHl-"Gen-

George Van Morn Morsciey. nbbve, deplored "visionary ex-

pgrllnenlg doomed to failure" in

the United States. This drew- from Secretary of War Wood-

rlng n charge that Moseley’ W" “flagrantly dlsloyal."

WAS UBLE

IQNDON-—Da.isy an old cart noise 5t Old Windsor. and I 11"- orlte with the children, Went 0X1 a rgmipage one other day and ended i!) in a ditch with the cart on ton of her. A wasp had 8741M’

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iin Calhoun Church at cl. Rav. Naz-iare Poir- cclcbi-rurd rhc Rcoulcm _ _. " i was in the Cem- *‘ l "iltul the churc‘ S MEETING AD.IOURNED— ‘Yflwtlﬂz in Epworth hall on “* \' to discuss the bringing ‘S niiicx~iclc of the opera.

Blossom" wns ndidiirwd J}, IPXI Tuesday. Professor "fl" l‘l't‘-ld'd. OVCI‘ the meeting. 1v "a number cf people attend- uiid iyhowed great interest in Pmlcct. Committees were ap- llllllYl Mid plans discussed for "l; nhcad with the scheme and .1" "tlfcded that the rehearwls

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llildPTWFty in a short time. her muzzle. , "t1 Opera as "Cherry ‘Blcs- i 1* a blii undertaking for a SHADE or BABYLON lll community and it is hoped at it will receive the support HOBART. Tasmania-Sublimi-

ll it deserves. Professor Em- t- “would of Trinity United ﬂlllth will direct the music. and bltlbrrs from the various church "s will take part in the work.

ing a motion oPPOBlM entry W‘) Australia of obscene literature. Canon C. W. Wilson told the An- gucm synod "the stream has be- come a ﬂood in comparl-wﬂ WW! which the Babylonian n W68 a mere storm in a teacup-

Th9 Qeptember meetinz 0f Pl?!‘ sent Circle Institute was 118% ll the home of Mrs. Georgem ‘at: Kay. Meetinz opened "l m“ creed repelled l" ‘ffllmll- l call was answered by A" We B“ resourceful than our ancestors. bringi out many new ideas 0H the 5%.... Minutes of owl/huff muting were read and aPPYOVP - New committees were llilwlnled and plans made for an entertain- ment to be held in the stlwl Correspondence read and discus!- ed. Place of next meetlnl n8: | clded. Public Health wi

1, 11mm; served lunch and mum; M1011!!!“-

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lNDlGESTlON BILIOUSNESS ICONSTIPATION

-ausa ' c" °‘i"l‘.‘.‘.‘?..'.‘. n::r:'..'.i:..r.":: ache.- vell“ ‘its. “r: fgqiawlllillflﬂﬂ: but adva-tiisingno; Braces‘ L‘I544'IO'5'2I- cw "a ""1"" "l" ¢ —noma urc _ at?‘ mantra word strictly pay- ing to report thaILMrIbaiiTrlSegi- able l" "dlam" man, who has been quite seriously has no wreturned home and is

'49“ T31R55 days only Thurs-

the furrier will be at "N? GBY Paree. Summerslde to new

of Ch urch

summer cottage of M155 Bertha

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TODAY ONLY

VIOTURIA 'l'llE GREAT

with

NEAGLI WALBBDOK

ANNA ANTON

ALSO-NEWS OF THE DAY‘ SHOWS AT 3.30—'I.I5—9.l5

Milli it s)" Tu ca! ‘u.

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_“Victoria The T1 ght at the merside and held the

ture with its_ historic

character. The be iiful romance

of the young.

by Alma Neagle. When t flsure of the ' the ilrand staircase of Kensington Palace to ' dead. and she reigns over Britain in his stead, the spectators throo with sympathy for the un- axperienced maiden upon whose frail shoulders such a mighty trust and burden have been laid.

There is never a dull moment as the film sweeps rapidly its wide cycle of events. Americans will thrill w the scene where the queen, by stern ex- ercise of her royal will. averts war between the United States and Eng- land. when she checks a too auto- cratic Prime Minister, Lord Palm- erston, from sending what amounts to an ultimatum to Washington. and has a note, couched in milder terms, written by her husband, which accomplishes her pumosl.

CAPT. wiiiiiiis DEMANDS NEll RACE liouiisi

BOSTON, Oct. 5—(Cl5)—-L'B-l‘<

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tain Angus Walters 0f i116 I . e-

Scctla Schooner Bluenose, fender of the Internation" Fl - ermen's Racing Trophy, came ‘to Boston from Gloucester, Ma s. - day in fine fettle over ‘what n8 calls a "merry-go-rouncl’ course for the Fishermcns race and the committee's failure to live up t0 the deed-of-glft rules.

Leaving behind his crew. who

‘spent the day scraping and Paint-

mg the Bluenose on the Marine Railway at Gloucester. Capt-ll Walters met members of the dir- crtoris committee at the Cllﬂmbe!‘ 0i Commerce Building in a secret i t n1 it.

58%“ Lauegviivuxs Skipper seemed considerably upset when ‘he was seen before the mretinz- ‘If lllEY want an exhibition race. Ill Ell/f it to them." he said, "but I wont race for the cup under these reg- ulalllfeonifefened m a llst.of special instructions and layout °l m‘? course as Printed ff-ﬁl‘ ‘he m“ time today in a f: ui- released by the race cominittx.

Under the heading “special in- s-tructions" is rule no. 1:- "No resntrlilctléans as to sails.

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ma“ “Walters protests that un-

deed-of-gift rules and regulations for the international trophy. the crews are limited (32 men) and the ballast and BT98 °f sail are resfrictcd according t0 the waterline length of the ves-

“i511. also objects to raclnB Wlce around the triangular course which is planned for six miles on each leg. calling the course a "merry-go-rourid."

A map of this course was rs- leased in the same folder with the set, of instructions and accordinl to Captain Walters ls n0?» l-Yl keeping with the rules and regul- ations" of the International Tm- l Committee.

pigﬂfllﬂ‘ he had asked that Capt. Adam Knlckle and W. R. MacAs- kill of Nova Scotia be included

m0 suowmd 0F NEW

FALL FOOTWEA

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or l-‘ni Font- Wem. in nne Cull and Don-

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“Victoria The Great” Thrills Capacity House At Ca pitol, S’Side

Great" opened last Capitol Theatre, Sum- spell-bound all Ullﬂllglllzfclflgigilshtglllzﬁ

setting showed the lender side of Queen Victoria's

miiiisceuccs iii the hearts of the old lllld tints lll rose colour the dreams

Th1‘ Queen is brilliantly played he slim girl in white descends

hear that the King is Great

use of the conflicting emo- tions it arouses, “Victoria the. Great" is replete with surprises.

Golf Season

Prizes ~A re

A very successful season at the Summerside Golf Club closed last night with a. dinner for the club members. followed by a dance. This enjoyable function took place at the Capitol Grill and was presided over by the President, Mr. C. I. Peters. Impromptu speeches were made by some of the membe c.

Mr. Harold Gaudei. was heartily congratulated with having won the club championship three times in succession, giving him the Holman Cup for keeps. The prizes for the gentlemen were present- ed by Mr. Peters while Mrs. E. W. Manson. President of the lud- ies auxiliary, gave the ladies their trophies. A general slug song followed the presentations.

Mcns Prize List For 1938

Club championship: H. E. ‘Gaudet. As this is the third year .n succession that Mr. Gaudet has won this championship he beccmcs the owner of the Holman Cup. R. T. Holman Ltd. have express- ed their willingness to put up au- other cup for future competition.

Runner Up Club Championship: Norman E. MacLeod.

Club Handicap Championship. Sinclair and Stewart Cup: Nor- man E. Macbeod.

Class B. Club Championship. Johnston, Holman Cup: R. C. Holman.

Whitney Memorial Foursome

Competition: P. D. Crosby and G. Kenna. silver tray on which their names will be engraved and which will be held by them until new winners are proclaimed.

Class A Consolation Ohaznplon- ship: Rbddie Smith.

Close With Dinner, Dance;

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Brought To

Presented

ship: G. Kenna. Ringer Ccmpetition: Norman E.

MacLeod sealed hole. H. E.

Winner Gaudet.

Driving competition: Earl Hickey.

Approaching and putting: S. G. Merriam.

Monkey competition: Norman ls. Macheod.

Two ball men's foursome: Lidstone and R. C. Holman.

Mixed foursome: Norman Mac- Lead. ably supported by Miss Mc- Kenzie. Prize for Miss McKenzie will be presented by the ladies‘ later. - Mixed two ball foursome: 8. G. Merriam and Miss Bradshaw. Prize for Miss Bradshaw will be presented later by the ladies.

Lowering handicap during year. H. E. Gaudet Cup: G. Muticirt.

Caddie competition: 1. G. Ber- hard. runner up Billy Muclleod

Prize Winners Ladies

Don

"the M.

Mi's.' Ruth Home ladies cham- pionship. Norman biacbcod and Miss McKenzie winners mixed foursome. Mrs. Lloyd Lewis, lad- ies consolation Class A. Mrs. lticrriam ladies consolation Class B, Mi". Merriam and Miss Brad- show \\‘llll'l€lS mixed two ball fours-nice. Ladies ficld day. Mrs. Smallmnn lst. prize Class A driv- ing. lvllss Hope Prichard lst prize Class B (IFll/lilg. Mrs. Ruth Home 1st prize Class A. approaching and pllilllliig. Mrs. Amati lst prize Class B approaching and putting. Flag competition, Mrs. Lloyd Lewis 1st. prize Class A. Flag cuiipetitlon, Mrs. Tcnton 1st. pi-izc Cl = B. Mrs. Home, Ringer

satisfaction.

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Sheen 6f Maclnnis

Summenide

Anxlous to obtain a first-hand account of Premier Chamber-

lain's first meeting with Chanccll France, and his ‘Foreign Minister,

to meet Mr. Chamberlain. They arc shown here on their arrival at Croydon airport, near London. British Foreign Secrelaryq Mr. Bonnet, Premier Chamberlain and

Premier Daladler.

glass . B- Qaialaiigrtj. Cha-gnnlqn-“Fcnlvsliti

or Hitler, Premier Daladier, of Georges Bonnet, flew to London

Left to right, Lord Halifax,

on the race committee and when the folder was released the names of the two Nova Scatlans were listed as members. Capt. Kuicklc attended the meeting tonight and was emphatic in his protest of the course and of the “last-minute" rules laid down by the committee

of which he supposedly was a member. Previous listings of race coin-

mittee members omitted the two Nova Scritians and reliable soiir- ces here claim they are 11th hour additions.

Capt. Walters could make no headway with the directors at the meeting inasmuch as any protest would have to be made with the race committee itself and he will not meet them until tomorrow.

Certain members of the Board of directors before the meeting ex ressed the belief the deed-of- git rules shsuld be lived up to and expected the differences would be ironed out to Capt. Walters’

Railway IVill Observe Fire Prevention Week

MONCTON. N. B.. Oct. 5-—In line with the acii;n of the Dom- inion Government in proclaiming fire prevention week October 9th to 15th, instructions have been issued by W. U. Appleton, vice-. President and General Manager. Atlantic region of the C. N. R, to regional officials that special at- tention be paid to the question of fire prevention at this time. The same action has been taken 0n other regions of the system.

The railways have always been keenly interested in the matter of fire prevention and maintain special fire patrol forces dtlflll" the summer season to protect foc- est areas through which the rail- way operates.

Special fire fighting equipment. including mobile water tanks. is maintained at strategic centres to assist in the fighting of any fires that may occur. On several occas- ions this special flrc fighting e- quipment has rendered valuable service where fires have occurred off the right of way and where there was an inadequate supply of waiver with which tofight them. Special attention, is paid to fire

tive " noes on locomo-

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tives and these are rigidly

Tie Series. For Town Ball Title

The second game of the playoffs fCl‘ the Summerside Town Base- ball League ended in a win for the Red Sox virho defeated the Pioneers l-O. 'I'he ivinnlng run being of the "g1ft” variety. when Umpire McLeod called a balk on Jim Wilson. Pioneer hurler, ol- lowing Morrison to saunter home with the tally.

The third and deciding game will take place on Monday. Octob- er 10th. and a bengup tussle is expected. Wilson will likely be manager Kelly's choice for the Pioneers. while "Pepper Martin" Clow. will pick Bernard or Arsen- nult from the Red Sox outfit to tosswlhem up.

inspect- trip throughout

Instructions have been issued flirt during Plrc Prevention Week sperial attention be direct- cd to the removal of fire hazards wherever they may exist.

0d after every tlic entire year.

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Their ilredictcd lurinus charge slowed ﬂown instead in n more pacific- mil Iv,‘ i l‘ "dniiivh lnnr- power "peace' scillcmcnl, Grrman ('il\';\II'_\'lI\(‘I\ nlvul across flu‘ (termini-i rvi-li lwiili-i- In li-H‘ ll""*"-"“"' nf the Sudcicnlnnd. The rndinphoin ahi-vc shim-s lllllvfs horsemen pinning the cn Livi- luiii-v- .1! lilein-Phllumrcui, (lvcliuslmaiilfl, Irnm which a swastika [lug already Ilics. \lll.i;;.~ie liii.~ till‘ i-iud

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