pw it

SPECIAL _

TURKEY

DINNER

AND SUPPER

5”!-2l.’.l‘.!?..“V ;

auiuiv roon ron uusuiv i=oi_ii 3

_ ON SATURDAY WE ARE FEATURING

ROAST ISLAND TURKEY

_ (with all the trimmings) ‘ _ A REAL TREAT _ 5 DINNER on SUPPER _ -_ __ ._ _ 400

;T\'3i'iCz'.\ WAITRESSES wii.L BETN HAND To nxsiinn QUICK EFFICIENT snnvigg

M Oi Sl?

..'i ~_»~;7e£_ * '-

~- _s--_ _.--. _ .nf .

OONFEDERATION LIFE IN-

SURANCE. L~s'l9a-'1-12.11:

SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER at

Dlckson'|. L-97o

NEW ISLAND M010!! TRANS-

'I7

031? Schedules Monday.

‘POLICE COURT-At U16 Pfllice ff°“1"~ yesterday a young man for “bbermg 3 f°T8ed check was re- manded until Monday. A drunk and dl-‘01'Cl2l”ly was remanded until to- day- Two common drunks appeared one was sent to jail for ten days and.: the other fined $5 and costa or "1 1-eu Of Payment ten days in Jail.

BROKEN ROD DELAYS TRAIN _

-The train from the mainland,

due in Charlottetown at 6.20 did

not arrive until 9 o'clock last even- 'I‘vve hours delay was caused at

ott when a piston rod snap-

ped' dl§ab11ll§ the '0comot.ive. An fllglne was sent from Charlotte- °“”1l t0 puli the train to the <u¢y_

Y's MEN's CLUB MEETS _ Ye

l\_l1l1i_Nei_i 1\iacI.e_iin was spencer at l'~ wsu ar meeting of the Crm-_ lottetovvn Y’s Men's Club Thursday night. He gavean interesting ac- count of his visit to England dur- ing' the Coronation. He told espec- lfl J of interesting places visited in England, Ireland and Scotland.

Ladies night would be held late in

- _ October when the Summerside Club

/. ‘ .il v

_W0u_lfl be guests of the local organ. lzlmollw it Was announced. Mins

lviiiins Air Party MAY SEEK

Arrives At Toronto

(Continued from page 1)

in Geneva were designed to give Mussolini the upper hand in any dealing with Hitler.

Miissoliiii, these quarters felt,

»K_,;¢{_>_\;T0, Sept. 24 (CP) -Sir I;;,~-_~ \~,..i;ui~. laridcd his flying _~ .. ,imc from Aklavik on the i'_:ii lO NCW Y0l'k» 7" T0'

1 lily nt l0 06 P. M. ADT

c.'.‘»°`!f<°`-2-5”?

»;{f.l_1iip crime down in dark-

mg si only the lights of the ¢;;-.» to ,_ .tic the pilot. A few motor bc..u.=. siui'i-lcd about and half a donut ~t_n\1aiics were at anchor as the lr.: lioit came down safely ini i. ii..ie west of Yonge -Street HM ;.._;.;-. :axiiug to the Yonge Sim: Liuriiinx. A .-:.>\,~v.i of at least 800 people limi til; \\.iicrfi'ont- Afzvr nu unsuccessful .search for six R'..~.~i.”in fliers lost in the mem :-rszions for a month, Wilkins re.i;~h-_=-.1 norilicrn Manitoba yester- !:~.ni .~\l~;lavlk, landing on Lake _‘fort-1 on Today he went on to 1.3¢ de liwiiiict, Man., stopping at the .\limitol>zi air base- there, and took nit for Toronto. passing over Pon Arthur en route.

the Italo-French talks would bel on in f~ I

German officials felt that the

representative to Gene\.a_ BMP Scopa. and French Foreign Min-

Déuisized. (London sources assert- e

1'-`;|.l*rin volunteers would go to

‘thereby clearing a path toward i

A Hsatrn sznvicn or

rcwtiiiiied from page 1)

Associnion Ano ur: ' 5 I' .

lr.; 'od.i;.- but indignation was felt t`.irs.i_'.iio.it China over reports that

SSi1lK when the heads o state R

Ettt down to business . V

ister Delbos -has been over-em-' 1

Spain tn fight with the Insurgents gin Emowale They were Mmm v rr ii ug-nm . P cm' “ith Franctf ‘md by Miss Mary Curley daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Curley, Vernon _

iver. .

the baby said tonight.

rnowsiss nv rn ii nn: - --#_-

_ H :NG wmrgn grime DUB '

WVHAN CITIES .i,.~_ , Bllslllllss Sh °WS 9

.JV " P:

~ € be vided biibi i ', nr

-_______

'rut camioun usmciu. _ ty to

Jiivaiicr aircraft had attacked t`i~.:;;`-.1 1:1 Shantung Province. b.z:l.,w1i~~\ of Chin:\'s great sage, Cc::i__~

__ b

.~iriuiv; Slirintzliai the Japanese' :_

iii, nriu;_ .cd landing of 40,000

ipon which much of medicine is

roiin nocroa "

When an individual decides to to ecome ri. doctor, hc or she faces 8

long course of pi'cpai‘ation_ The W _ _ nnciml requirement is educamn The first essential is to make sure

siibyccts cmbinciiig the sciences that the blm” the’“5°1"'°S me °f`

i in s os Y's Man

l Halen Wlsmore in-e.=ifie<i_ Following

thc meeting club members spent an enjoyable hour on the "Y" alleys.

____-_T_--.:.~-ff? Th” "glllfif Club league has not

n been organized.

Personals

sought to strengthen h' iti 5 The many friends 0' Mr' Herb

is pos

with France and Great Britaig Sgonlfébcu gre Igzasedh to “ee him

before ii nn i _ “W” “ ’ “ling been conenguele mee 3 Wm hh N“z1_ confined to his home the past two

Reliabl¢ quarters indicatcd that ! “wks mm illness'

Mr. and Mrs F Cameron left

ftei- spending a. most enjoy able isit. at the home of Mrs Camer- 's mother. Mrs. Edwin Q. Don-

cne of e im subjcm 1°; “SH yesterday for 'Sornervil1e, Mass

coriversotioiis -between the Italian on I

‘ neil, Avondale.

Mr. and Mrs. John J. McKenna oft yesterday en route to their

Mussoum pmmhed no more Ii some in East Province R. I.. after

pendlng a very pleasant visit at e home of Mr. arid Mrs. James

anied as far as Somerville, Mass..

When the last flowers ofthe late all have faded away. it is possible

have flowers in the home for

pro by i s n a args

aricty of colour. To get the bulbs

flower successfully, it is neces-

ary to start them for several eeks in darkness in a cool cellar.

quality A good plan is to buy

everal weeks during the winter `

;""f,:‘°:A:f::*"'¢° .iw inonths_ The cost is nominal and

, . the effort small. These blooms can

5EPTEMBElf...z=5'1’37 THE cnAi<i.o1‘i‘Ei‘owN GUARDiAN

0! Debentures By I

Svcretlry-treasuier, announced to- "

in the United States five year 3% Dei- cent debentures amounting to

Whmlw. Weeks and Knowles, m.

the province, and it is iindc-nteafil 5”’

“I feel eiitlrely saiisnm wimnie

“When the province called for 28'

3. per cent debentures, an nf‘fi=i~|

In vicw of the higher figures ob- “_ tained, that is to say. 98 50 forthe t' present issue, nv n net iiiterwt 1’ cost to thc m'o\'ii1r_e of 3,53 as C°mDai'cd with 4,15, I fccl that

lmv

Remove Needle

` ket

t(!.P. By Gu:irdian'a Special Wire)

Nlflliv GLAS(iOVV, N. S., SODY.. 2~l`

--A 20 iiioiitlis old child \\_»is ex- Tm,

operation perforined yesterday

remove a t.hree~inch darning needle from its brain. ‘_ I,

Meanwhile, 25 year old Goldie 3:;

May Shephard, colored mother of the child, was bong held by police

I on a charge of assault occasionmg

grevious bodi.y harm on the child, _ a girl. She was remanded for hear- , ing Oct. 2 upon appearing before, ‘ Magistrate D. C. Sinclair to onswci' . the charge today.

“If no lieinoirhage occurs along

:the line in which the needle lay, the baby will probably recover," Di". R. M. Benvie who operated upon

Increase 0ver1936ll

‘ i

iB_v,1he Cansd n ressi ;_>

llsw Brunswiokl Om . ‘ ~

ort Canadian wheat supplies.; NEW illingness of holders in the;S€lU“B' ted States to release their] l0§`lfl_Y in cheaply and bum. m.iceSm_ millions of. dollars_in quoted val- nos Aires have all coiiiributcdf “C5 |‘”*h"‘”i"US15' bum' “P the 15-5” firmness oi' the wheat market, me 3'f`f11'S~ a monthly review published - M5565 0? 51 t0 54 Shlifef 8902.1"

day that the Province or New todo b the Dominion Bureau oi"‘11."’

URW Uni

(BI The Canadian Press) ga manmiuorou, N. ia., sept. za m“°

~Hon. C. T. Richard. provincial _aid

Brunswick had sold by private sale mf'

bet

s3.2s0_ooo_ i _me

I“°~- B lfflldills broker firm of ""3 Boston, Mass.. acted as agent. for the

i that the issue was taken up bv l Bue leading insurance and trust rom- he", Ponies. The issue, which is dated w_h' A112- 15. 1937 and matures Aug. 16,. gm 1942- W215 sold. after deducting nil* haf Bllfflenses, at a price of 08.50 and _P nccriicd interest, or at a ne; cost' sue

to the province of 352. , 2_1;

tenders] tM. f V f In ‘_ as 'ry or an issue of. factors, the ].l._pm_t Dmm_d(_d_“.m_m ml;

cf 9286 was N,Cch,L,d_ “,mch_ H, wheat prices have hcld up rcmivlz- 7”

at'/ceptcd, would have cost theprn-l "my

‘vince an interest charge of 4.15. “I _ ___ ,This OHM. was Nfusm bv mn moderate daniagc to ihc sou-.hz-rn ill”

Government as being unfavbraljla hemisphere _ci'ops, that tlir-ic are lllfl

mple supplies this ,icnfzoii toiu-c' =i"l'

seas

5 Y ff " '_ E; .:> it , _ ,, __ __ _ __ ___ »=~_ _~_-- f»s=_n air --"" rnsceuriinnruin sa,2so,ono issue W"°°* ""l°=° lveavviossesvue

lluld Up Well I

(By The C;iuidia1i Press)

d the Review, "Liverpool 'and K-:L

liable siippli' situation, but thc Vim

view of underlying market l'lll~

wC1|_ _ phi t has been eviclcut, even with, lll

l'>l‘0S].‘l‘l‘li\‘<‘ lf>‘.vci‘ volume oi Vlll

ilernational trade. "fl‘lf

"World import i'coiiii'viii<iii< ni" "lil _

r- noted to go bi-row 5un_00{)/,op iiii<:i:._2 Lmsioiis of the capital

the g0‘,(,m,m,m was _lllstxncd in bgshels, and amiliiiili. c-sport ew- ani.

refusin h ff _ _ _ I’ “S

g t e 0 er mad' lastsmlng w i over 600,000,000 bu.<iwi.=_ _ .=_u<- _ _

Consequently Eiimp»~1ni bm-»i~.f.1l'f‘r<‘ilt vrcnriiifz flowii of scciirity e been quite content to con-| llflf‘f‘°. fi_lllll""lf`ll-'l’ll`l ll?" f`l"~"f1Y`-"

tinuc pui'chn.<in'z in fiilfilmom 0;; fo:'cc:i\t nt least H riiodorutc hust-

F ~ , u immediate rcqiilrcinciits oiil'.'_\\'i‘hf lll‘S=

S the result that oi~.l_v modest mar-i l-l€SS<f<l muff-Zin r\CC<lUl”ltS~

although hi»low normal arc_

support has coruc from over

B HIYDOYL as a Customs nu~dromc_ 000.

A service to Norway was opened the ciirrciit issue of The Canada a l_v tli_is__yi=.ar, ; Gnzctte.

O'D

U`QD`QDCl`Ql1‘ZBIl`€i?ItCi\lE>D`C ll"C‘UO`C‘°3`C"O'C>`C' -Tv C' fi \I'Q`O`O QUOTE _

THE CHURCH 0F ENGIAND YN THE DOMINION OF

CANADA

St. Paul's Church

istii su§nAv lardnfrniwiru” _

'»».. -, -._t_~»,_ _-=-

*' ' - *tit ."..w‘- ‘*~ 1

J ' ._z§"_'.'“"I=.., ` ,‘;1;,»,‘i '{\`s"<s' f '-» .' v

' '» .- mu _.. vs_.

.-. 454- -3.! <~__-._ -Q gr- '_ -. --») _» c' . J 94, . ’ .» » `*

_ .~_-1- -f- --'::'> i - ' .-. ». “1 A

v .,.?.:-gr .fi ...._:_,..f§.¥

WA sep 24_E):t1cme]y (By Tht AS§DClBf8d Pl’€lll

Y Y _

tunes. l vllffl Despite the 'bearish' relation l"»“l`5"

ween total supplies and i~eqi:ii~e- ‘ll_*‘-l

ts. and the heavy liquidzition ‘"1 _ the securities markets which, 1"“"`l`~ Tm A-°50'l*lf°d PTPSS UV ht well have invoked sympa- l ""B9‘f tic responses in coininoditics," $2-30

nos Aires prices have made, U- dway during the past. inouthi lllflfff le Wiiiiiipcg has licld itsl lll0l`€‘

und and Chicago prices alone KUWK WHS 017 $7 50 fit- $159- md

e eased ,I few cems_ (‘hr_v.~.ler was oil’ $3.50 at $89.25.

art of the Buenos Aii-es` AS nggh has been in the short; longed upsiriiig in share prices ~

ruary iieiv-crop future lin.»'hi`f'ii` l"""

' , r, vl ` rv » Y v ti

price o|,ta|m_d_.. said ML m(_hm.d4 flriniiig sliicc it was boiirdcd Aug_- mari.:-t ana._\st,= con .riufi

one mi:ii".c:‘ to have been a

lliulvvi in part to rumors the ted Ftntcs had aurccri to ex-

ii vom-ii'ic= with the aim 0?

Others stressed domestic factors

h as acciimiiintcd efl’-:cts of the

5 " ,lit ,...<~-._: 1. __ ,

lift... Y if ’_f=_f=. ‘~ _,» i

‘_-_z_ _ ~. ,

og Y J \ .._. ~__,_-_ if..-_

3190(-

To Selling Ways `

YORK, Sept. 24-A fresh wave in the stock market washed away many more

L __ . ..

°<1-=wo_¢fo¢ao;<zoQn¢:onoos:aooosar»snoa>ae:eoo.:»br<»ci:- c- -_=o=;~c-`c-

scveral of $5 to $10 - were up in one of the broadest is in rcccnt years. More half of the 076 stocks trailed to i:f__v lows for thc ycar

price for 60 stocks toppled to $54, the lowest since Dec.

1935. -iiiwi States Btecl tumbled

than $5 to $8050. Bethlehem than S4 to $67.25. l1`_a.<;fmnn

bull favorites of the pro-

iiiirg from the spring of M135

this _venr willed under thcl

rope uncei't~iinl_v for pxplnrlnt- ` advancing a vaiicty of reas-

rirnscd offrriiigs from abroad, iculnrlv /iinstci-daiii, was said

W ”;;..1>»,>i;1.».....

nt forrc in the resumption of dnivnfiviiifr. This (selling was

iqc tar ii‘_foi~iitntion with for- _

a lr\'_v_ _

,wgtlmrk nndscilingout of dis-

vo@&mamc;ol;op_cr;.<:.<;»_l;»oQoeno

_,___

IAGE FIVE

` The BAPTIS1 Church ;

MlNltlTEll`~'|‘IlE ¥XlZV. I_|AR\`l_Y I.. DE!\"l`0N, B, I). ann i _,_-ai. 1 _ __ » _ _

. _ ,:._~-~-»-~~»--~ -~ '

` i ». .A ~- _¢ » . V `

. ,yi ._ _

L ' A

_. _ ,

f ."'»_-.= .

‘ .‘f‘f’f'§",'"`

. "_?‘~” til 'ij it ~. _».___,{<_?§-,9_»§____»_,iv _-~____! , _- ..

_ .'-‘ .,*‘._z.},g__'L’ -. z;!f.___ 'ls '- ' i,A_‘g¢'¢.¢: '._-_ -' _ ” '* ’ fir'-»~a - ’ -'_.~r?'-1' ’?'_;.' :,X‘l»i§-~'.-’ .» 'stil

.,.,.,.,.,.

’&3""~6'Q

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-’»‘~ n.|:u:¢,r

ig-.

10l_~it Al\'NI\'lillS.-\RY 18.Fti»-----l‘J3'Z

` f\lf')R_\`ll\`(i \\`()Ii>l'llP

Organ Prcl|irli~-l'n<.tci'.il:. fmiiiiiiiis ltr-git me lThiman)

_ 'Miss Ifelcii Caiilicik, (Jiguriist

Sermon--_“’1'lie l‘_l.i.1ning ,|i'..~ii" - - llcv. H. L. Demon

_ Anthem-"'|`iii~_v 'l`li.\\ 'l`ru‘-t" ~ - - - -- - Frey

with' duéii-ily i\|i§>i».'c.._mp:ii-ii and name

` ir,\i.I.Y :iii

IN THE Clitlil ll .*\.li(»()l. 2.30 Y.M.

Fill the si'hr_»<»r this ai‘t_i~i‘i!nnii, on thi- l01St birtliday of (‘htirch. firing the iliiiilii-ii, =.i.i_v \\itii thi-ni, thcrc'l

l0.lC>_\IiiIiCl.\$°.\2`li"'C>.%3l>3$(¢x~ :'-

ta class foryou.

' ‘ li\'lI.\`lNG \\'tiiI,-`lIII’ 7 (ri l.0(`K

, - Organ I"i't-ludv, f'lioi.ii:\_ iirciiiilr on liiiiiiiiw- - - Parry

_ Sernmii-"'l`i~.e lfill iiiiil liii~ lfoii.~~" ~-- iii-\. ll. l.. llcnton `OfIci~tni~y -\'.»olii\, bolu»»liit'.i-ii Lied - -- - .Ui-cih0\eii

Miss Yuri; ll. .tlitlcuiiil luiitphcil, Mus.. Bac. _

` Antlieni-Sclci-teal.

You nvc iiivitcd to worship with Tllll H.\l"|`l>"l` (Tlll'ltt`ll

_ on this hiiiiilri-il amd first :imii\ersary_

_ Misa Yun ll. Miilroliii C.aiiii|il>i:ll-Director.

` Miss Helen (_'zillbri-k-Ui'gzinist.

A3380.

11.__:.~___ 1 __ _ ' ' '

buying." ' rNcoiu»on.f\'rioNs

YWCASTLFI, Eiiglmigl ~-_i'Cl'1, -_ 5 O'I'I`A\VA, SCDY. 24-fC[‘)-NUR; `

_ _ Air Miiiistrf l ' , _ ~ ~ l tl _ _ it-re of iiicorporation of Chatwort.

pccteu tonight to itccovci' from an (,_3mbushn,L,nL` 5of1‘i§;!E,¥;g;f,;_01;€ 1 mu,

to _nm . _ ..

stincni. Company, Ltd.. S50.-, Charlottetown, is given in

_ i

ft: ` 1

2:e:sc»xooao_c-:osi:»_ri¢fs:exoaeane;o§

wooooooo mWoom " ' "¢,;,`W”,,,,,,,n"n',,

31 ‘-\f§~._ _~

,M if

¢- PA

WINNIPEG, Sept. 24-Business __

in Eastern Canada is keeping well " ahead of 1936 and fall lines hit their stride last wcek accnrdingto the Cnnadliin Credit Men's 'I‘ru.=_t_ Association wcckly report today. ‘- Sole of necessaiv aiticles lr wes i

`°’~` ‘VS f’°m Japan during the based. Because of the rnpid devel-i mem early in me “H50” when te rovinces continiie fairlygood'

man .~" proness iii fpite of in

in ' l pat \\'\=i!~: Clin'-rv. was taking toll of the. , .lafiiiif i :u~<~.\:;_ Some 200 Japon- rsc :o1.i.~:~ *.\'ei'e reported to have m ilicd of Vw disasc iii the Pno=han g-r iectcr izlrili of here, While 300 1 more wiv:-C inid to be ill. r

Z IYT.

MARRIAGES

lift? 2`_.'_,I"'_._`-

|l.uiiF_\‘ZiF.-.\LLEN-At St. Dav- lfl.< .\li1i. .1 Georgetowii, Sept. 19th, |937, i~._\- 'in-_ Rev. John Stirling.” li'ci'.-fcfl D. M$icK¢l`lZie OI North Cwllrnii, 1'. E. I.. and Muriel E..

_.lEf_n___<_>1`_ Bouizliton Island.

a of th th

of ca

DEATHS

="'f" " ’ .’ ;:_:;

l'.\il..-'lll- Suddenly at Jamaica l‘l'_l_'., \l_i.»_<, Sept. 23, 1937 Wil- lhiiz lhzzflofiili Umlali. beloved hx: ‘mill 1.? Marion Macbellan, for- nir:'.vc1 this city_ li\.lli\i1il\'D-At Raymond, N, H, Ff =' 1 “. 1037, in-S. wiiiiam nam- lll""'l l 'i,;l'.i1‘i- of the late Mr. and ll” l‘lim:‘<l J. Garew of Hunter Rl’-'fl' T’ “__ Island. !\llil.s ¢\t Little River, Sept. 24,. l93'l_‘.1.'i:iics Ecivvin Mills, sou of _\lr_ :uri !\/[rs William Mills, in ~"lfl _\'f‘ni‘. Funeral from his .nc liciiie siinday afternoon.

""“`|\'l=T'l' -At Boston, Mars, on ll“l='~fln~, sv~piemi><~r 23, 1931, ivn-ii, E_lr.iliri‘.i Crockett, formerly of l’”l‘lllt firove. The remains of

be ce

Ol'

:';_C'mi-loin-to\vn on Saturday .ht Funeral notice later.

N. D. MacLean

` UNnI~:R'r.\i¢i-:R f

EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wiltshire

Phone 149 -'J

its

- sail’

1-'___-1-

As noon as wa receive a

“klllit them to Immediately c

me 0ff|¢°. we wish to avoid are forced to do our duty.

'rua naPAR'riuaN'r

|. the traiiiiiig of those to whom hu- ii

Your doctor knows the structure S

‘ son. It is because of his knowledge l

able to provide a service to human- ity in keeping people well. It is for this reason that the periodic health examination of apparently well per- sons by thc family physician is of great value. It is through such ex- ininations that the doctor is able to ive to his hcnltliy clients the.

and the prevention of disease,

years of health.

Your doctor knows the eitrly signs

3' D - _

knows what occurs in acute dis- ease. He knows how to treat disease early in order to _prevent the dc- velopment of more serious condit- ions. He itiiows what the man 0|' woman with weakened 05111115 should and should not dn. H0 KNOWS all this, but unless he is given the chance to uso his knowledge iii-

tho in f- Yvtrs, Crockett will ni-rlvc the onrly stages of cl scase. 110 C811'

not help you.

Because of what your d0Ct0l

knows, you should make full USG

keeping wcll, in the curly #Bm 07 illness as much. if “Ut m‘“'°- 5*’ in

Questions concerning Health. ad-

dressed to the Canadian M@dlC\1l

' Association, 184 Collcitll Slleeh T0'

roiito. will be answered Personally

IDNDON,- (CP) - Ont P0150"

was killed and 10 slightly injured when A motorist, trying to avoid I street car and two women. relfllli car on to the sidewalk and crash-

noc Tax

Road ‘Foromem we will bo sending the same to the Clerks of the County Courts throughout the Province,

If .V011 have not as yet paid your tax, send lt int0

opnu-nt of nit science during tnei they H-re likely to be more vigorous ,___ _ _ .

rn D

though some firms report transnc-

t ycnis. and in ordcr to improve than those which have been lying Mons slowing d(,wn_ _

an lengtliened. Whcn tlic medical Good bulbs should be firm to the aduatc is given a license to touch; heavy in comparison to their act-isc, he or she is qualified to size. and nf good size according to ciider certain definite services be- t

use of the knowledge acquired.

th? llunlall b°d5' “nd h°W it the seed store or dealer. By rcmov

functions when it is normal or in mg me DOL, from the ceum._ after

state of licnlth. Those who think t their doctor as one to call when

_ , sl

ere :is illness 1n the home, forget B long periom at intervals of ten ii d

at he knows about the wcll per- d

the normal body, and how it n be kept normal, that he is

8 nefits of what he knows con-

ming the niaiiitcrmiice of health 3

nsequently. the securing of more

s m toms of disease just as he

his knowledge 00 h01Il 5'°“ in

serious conseqiiciiccs.

letter. '

into a hotel. _

complete list from all m

olloct. the Dog Tax du¢-

unpleasantnesa, but we ad

OF AGRICULTURE f

._ the Workers. ,,

be grown in water alone, others in

prepared peat, and still ‘others in' :)a1.1t'erI‘]l;3irea11(§l"il€h~il’e.st§ 8tSg::)rcl:iesi1l1£ Towards the ond of the war :in Paper White Narcissus, and Hyacinths_ The first two are grown in bowls and the bulbs kept in place by small stones. A small piece Of charcoal should be placed at the bottom to help keep the water clean. Hyaciiiths are grown in

bulbs are held just above water.

obtained from seed firms and it is ready prepared for uso. Its chlcf advantage over earth is that it is used in fancy water-tight bowls. The fibre should be mode siizlitly moist and a layer laid at the base of the bowl. The bulbs should bc arranged on this with llrbe filled in around them. Enough space should be left at the top so that watcr can be i\dded~~eaail_y. The number of bulbs depends on the sim of the bowl. because the bulbs must not bo allowed to touch each

fodils, tulips, and hyacinths can all be grown in fibre.

grow bulbs is in soil in clay pots. The ordinary garden soil, if not too

sliou~‘ be mixed with sand and leaf sail in order to make it porous.

should be planted in the autumn before the hard frosts come or _set tn. The depth at which they should be planted depends largely upon the type of the soil, but an averoiie deal-h "Ivins from three to four times the diameter of the bulb is a. good guide.

of bulbs, and the most satisfactory varieties to grow, and other in- fomation will bo found in the o|.rcu.la.i' "Growing Bulbs in the House for Winter Bloom" Whibh

tion from the Publicity and EX- tension Branch, Dvlninlflll D¢PGl‘¢~ ment of Agriculture, Ottawa.

IDNDON; -(CP) -Tho Can-

celled because a flaw resembles a tear on the cheek of Princess Elisa- _ beth, fa now worth more than $130. l according to "Post." official organ '

bout t.he store for several weeks.

heir variety. The bulbs should be potted as

oon as they can be obtained from Sum John: RMA” trade at

` about the same levels hut whole-

he bulbs have taken root, a succes- on of blooms can be obtained over

ays or two weeks. Sonic bulbs can

pccial glasses, shaped .fo that the

Prepared fibre compost can be

ther or the sides of the bowl_ Daf-

'rhs most inexpensive way to

ea _ can bo used. Heavy soil

Bulbs for the outdoor garden

Full directions as to flisplsnling

gy be obtained free on applica-

“'.l`EAll.” STAMP VALUABLE

ian "weeping princess" stamp, so-

tho British Union of Poet Of-

wood, at Brndensll Point, partly ‘, damaged by fire.

portable saw-mill or could be divided into smaller lots and rs- sold.

A summarized report for Halifax

and Saint John follows:

Halifax: Wholesale trade slightly

improved compared with last week. Retail trade satisfactory and col- lections fair.

sale trade improving. The potato crop is of good quality and indi- c tions are the demand will be goo

DIISS ONE

American sergeant ordered a col-

oured soldier, just arrived fn| France to gn into ii dug-out and clcan up any enemy.

The negro looked a bit scared.

made for the dug-out entrance and, turning to his coniradcs,.=i\id: “Et you sees thrrc or fo’ mon some runnin' out oh dat hole, don't shoot de fust one-"

GIVEN OVERSIZE BED

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WANGARA’I'I`A, Australia iC-

Pi -Hon. E. J Hogan. .\'[iui.<tcr nf Agi'icultui'r\ for Virlorin. is vmiv tall and at it hospital \voi'l»:1'i's hall here ho was prcsciitcd with ri bed that could be extcndcd to I2 feet-

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BELFAST ffl is iindcr-

stood one battalion will be added to each oi’ the three regiiiicnts of tho

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PROP. LOUIS D. THOMPSON-Organlst and Choirmaster

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A-5 #MS-t._~ “_Peter's Cathedral ‘i

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8.30 A. l\I.--Holy (`omniunlon, _ l0.00 A. .\I.--'l`lie Siindiiy Scliool,

_ 11.00 A. lil.-Mnriiing Pi‘:iyi~i- mul Fermon. /A Offertory Anthem.-“llai~k, llzirk My Soul" -»- - Shelley

7.00 P. M.-l-Ivviiiiiig l‘r:\ycr niid .\¢-rnion.

_ Oflertory Solo-.\‘nli~i-ivil -_ -- - lilr. Leigh V. Dingwell

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‘_ The Rcrtnr conducting all ,\ii‘rvii‘es.

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Evei'_vhody \\'i‘li-niiun

REV. H. l) li.\l ,\l(l.\'l) M. A., Rector.

Acting Organist -MISS l.li.l.l.-\\` L_-\1Il.E

Choir Director ALIIIZRT DlN.\'lS_

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REV. G. CaRi_yI.s: wansrirn-siiNisTER

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I _ thc pulpit :it liotli moniing :ind

-- - i'\cnii\|{ si'i‘vli'cs.

my soul after ’l`licc, 0 God.

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11.00 .\. M.-.\Iui'iiii1g Service -

.~.i‘rinon Subject: “The Nntur

' of Saving l-‘.1lth.” _ Antlicin--“livcninig and Momlng"

-Oakeley

I Trnnr Solo-“The Old Rugged

(`i'i».~s" - Mr. Harrington \'orston and (Ihnir.

llymns-23, 416, 538, 465.

2.30 P. I\I.-Sahlmth School

Bible Classes.

L10

_ _\IOIlNI.\'(i SF2R\‘I(‘E

all!!

S010-»“Sclect4~d"

Mr. \'. L_ Dingwell

Scrmon-"licv. L. Ray. Montague

S\i!id.i_V ,\`i‘liii0l-2.30 P. M.

(`i;i°\rs for (‘ollt-_gf- Students.

Evaremo sisavici: -

Fiiccinl-“\`l\ilin S010"

I\li.~.s llclcn \Vond

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Swiiioii-Rvv_ I.. Ray. Montague,

All (`ordlnl!_v Invited. .

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7.00 P. Ill.--Evening Servlco-St-r- mon S\ih,ii‘i't: "Returning

tlii- Wall."

Anthi-in--“I.czirl Kindly Light" ._.

-Pugh Evans 'J'

` - ll_vii_nis-|09, 7711, 595, 270. _

.\lr. l.l.i_vd lIvii|lt‘r.son will n(-i-iipy

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"Like :is lim hart rlcslrnth the \v:itci~-brooks, so longeth

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Territorial Army in Northcrn Ire- land-thc Inniskilliiuz Fnsillcrs_ they Irish Fiisiliers and thc Ulster| Rifles.

Too Late To Clasify

EXPERIENCED COUNTRY GIRL

desires ho\isewo_rk in City. Phone 245-L _ _ L-9s_5

-:Izu:u;u;n'¢;|;n;

WANTED-FURNA(‘E 'I0 CARI:

for. Janitor with experience. Phone 387, L-966-9-25-3i

LOST- LARGE BLACK AND

white mais oat answering to name "Cecil". Reward. Mrs. George J. Rogers. 230 Prince Street. L-939

TENDERS

Tandem will bs received by the

undersigned up to Nov. lst for 100 sores of standing lumber and

-..~:-:»; -_.ga .

Good proposition for party with .

Land not for Sala

nanny Mcinnan i

Montague.

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mmDmET

Trinity United Ch ch

REV. llllfill Nlllililin, Nl. /\., B. D.--l\Ilhl!lrl’

REV. A. E. l\l:u‘Kl-INZIE. Il. .'\.-.-\salsl\\nl» Mlnistfr.

A ROY KENDALL, L.R..'\. M., A./\.(i.0.-»()i'gnnl||t.

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11.00 A.M.--Public Warship.

semum:-“THE m»:i.mioN or l‘A'l`(‘l[ES." Anthem-"Tho King of' Love” - -

2.30 P. l\l.<Gunilay School-Itnlly nav,

()fYlcei's, Tcnchcra, Pupils, Parentl.

7.00 P. M.-Pnhilc Vhirchfp.

sermon-"rits Miuisrnv or iiEAi.iNn~

Divine Healing. llraling by Faith. Regular Ministry of Healing.

Anthem-“lead Kindly Light" - Sir Arthur Sullivan

REMNANTS AND

- - - - F. Watkis

The Presbyterian Church In Canada

Minister: Rev. R. ftI0()I€lllIi\l\ I.E(}A'l`E, D, D.

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l Public Worship: ivronxixvo _-ir i:i.i:\'i;\', .ixn i:vsN1Nri ar saves `

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‘ Prciichi-r: Till". MINISTER.

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SABBATH sdiimii. A1' ll.\l.F-PAST Two 0'Cl.0CK `

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Morning Biuslc:

Solo -_ “flow |34-nutlful I‘pon tho Mountain" _

Harker-~.\1l.~f. l.f~n.i I\1rl.\irc. Evening Blush: _ _. _, _

Anll\cm~l¥_\ the ('hnii'.

Organlst-Mrs Ki-ith Rogers.

f l ' Choir Leader. Mrs J. A Lawson.

STRANGERS AND \'I.<lTORS (`()RIlIAl.LY l.\1\'lTl’.D.

Soloist-Mr. Roy Mstzler. _ _

Visitors and Students Cordially Welooml. - . . . ,,.

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