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l eummeniniuz- i Bell Bookstore, W-qqp n

l _ The Guardian will be barrier Boy It 2e per Kl" your order so the boy

1 ‘Ioruulo Bakery, Wgeqr lg

llellered dilly d» or {be per week.

. Advertising should be rén with In. 2011a "I" tiller-Ila» mu be boulhl dull: n u; 0| n» following olorel 1o

Glurllel Drug to w“ 5g, llnri Omelet, ‘l1 ‘Brawn: Si.

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your route.

‘WESTERN LOCALS

?==:.|I;:olll l: Gnmmarlldn b! l relponllbh Inr deliveries on i o’ ‘u. "n!" c. 1

I fiLWlMhiiSlUE ___§________

, MONDAY & TUESDAI

Flilili- LOUIS

l CHAMPIONSHIP l

F|GHT P|CTURII§ I ldaughter, Mrs. Msher

The greatest fight

today.

I0! BITTER LIGHT - IETTIR SIGHT-USI

EDISON MAZDA WW4

L-l7

suacrarc co..

Arabs Slay British Pair

lProhe Recent Slum‘ ‘filo New York Marker

m,“ ‘_.I.t~\\'1_; Yciand lL/iustmlinn-borrr District v mlssioncr for Galilee. and hrs

-- 1 Pwrr lmbcrbon 1 liy shot by lhrcc 1. toxin"; as they 111 Church at .2\vs “'11.. killed in-

zruri ordr red r . r-lhfcrv Voile.‘ " on the trail of the

._ District Com- e Gordon, uarrorvly tsrapcri (loath or injury 111 the 11s- lliill. lllle A..~or11'c<i Pres: reported ilutAz. (‘W5 apparently recogniz- ldhls axsaiinnls :1 moment before lllel’ fired llllitnosws said. the Associated r1 , i1" lurncd on lhc

file had known that attempts on hisirfe were probable for the past for days and 11nd oven suspected Lssasslns were lilzcly to l~o111c from lmlaln lll‘.'l'l)\' village 1

Andrew's was an (heal War Vclernn, Mrs. Andrews

mives with one son and two

'1'.1rri. NirEuan, was a constable oi rho Palosliru- Peirce lbrre Tiny 111d no opportunity to

will? the 121111 of revolver bul- letstimt nrcl thcnr us they emerg- ld from the church.

ientvdle sums. lie o p e n Today

K1:>r'rv1l.r.1-".. N. lCPl — Sri111'\I.<-.

Cl 11).“,- mwr 111 1s

llzlliu- rnvcirng 11H. Order o1 tho Board

m"? of a case "Rb. will opcn arzuin tomorrow. Tile case was rapidly recovering as 11o new outhrcnk has bccn moron-d, lhc 111111 was lifted by lllyor B. W Roscoe today.

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FUNERAL nmlalrron AND smunuvrrzn ‘

KENSINGTON My and Night can,

"omollr Attended. moms 1-;

Wm“ '°' "sllfllilb Service §,"","" w! out valuable Ialgilcal information on m; 6° "lil- Published aixiimes Y 81:31! and FHEE to all Fox feeders 1n Canada. We!“ Today. ‘NTERNATIONAL FOX :- ANIMAL FOODS, LTD. "mmvflm - v.1. uume

JERUSALEI-I. sci». 26 ~10 P» Andrews. l Con1- '

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Australian ‘

l (A.I‘. By Guardian's Farr-vial Wire) I

NEW YORK. Sept. Eli-In

l irrst strp of an rnquiry inin scur- or ;.:-iii11g which caused the re- cent market slump, the New York lsror-k Exchange Saturday opened of dealings in

‘ 1-1-1.

an investigation United Slaics sicci common.

changes business cortduct-

READING in half light is like trying to read through smoked glasses, it mean: eye-strain. Proper home light. ing benefits the vision and health of every member of your family. Get

a carton oi Edison Mazda Lamps

A qucslionrrnire scni. by ihc :71- CD171

l Albert. Jay oi Borden,

l from his

l MACDOUGALL- Many

nf Mrs. Ellerslic,

, illttrriage Mp5

—ROBIN HOOD and Calgary Select Flour the popular brands gt

i —-DOING NlCELY-Master Ai- btfl J8)’. nine year old son of ll/Lr. l

friends . Surf was formerly will 19BX11 “r1111 regret of the death l yacht of Mr- James MacDougall which occurred in the Prince Gmnty Hospital on Friday afternoon after a very brief muss, Mrs. MacDougall was only 36years of age and was a graduate nurse of the Prince County Hospital in D'Or Lakes The Premier is con- the i924 class she was before her Ruth MacDonald daughter o1’ Mr. and Mrs. Robert

horses at. MacNeil

the

Childs. of

vioe of the ship. They

the scenic beauties of the route

tinuing his annual vacation visit- ing throughout the province. -Summerside Ploneer—

MacDonald of MacNellrs Mills. To _..~__

-—FUNERAL 0F MRS. EDWARD GAUDET-Jrhe funeral of Mira Ed- ward Ga-udet was held on Friday morning from her late residence at l Miscnuche m s1. John the Beptlstl

Church. and was very largely at-

lcnrlcd. The Sofemn High Mass of Limued Requiem was sung by Rev. Dr.

Monaghan with Rev. Urban Gillis, . as Deacon and Rev. Bennett Mac- ‘ Donald sub deacon. The choir of ‘ St. Paul's Church. Summerside. as-

sisted with the music of the Mass, 1 Members oi the Knights of Colum-

bus, Summer-side Council. acted as l pail bearers, namely: E . P. Foley, Henry Wedge, L. B. Gallant, Frank DcsRoches, Benjamin Perry and 1101115 MacMlllan. Interment was in .hej 1hr- ccmctery adjoining the church.

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Personals

---Mr. L_ Thomson of

her bereaved husband and family

the deepest-sympathy is extended

Aiberton s making a gmd recovery from a v crrous operation for appendicitis white bjmh trees and frflgYfllll- 01'-

(Toronto Exchange)

Grey skies and whipping breezes were forgotten, indeed the yellow ceiling draperies gave an illusion of worm sunshine on Saturday after- noon i.r1 Mrs. H. M. Aitkens C.N.E. Cooking School. There was s, crowd that overflowed the theatre at.

Mrs. Altken took her audience with her to lovely Prince Edrva-rd Island-just. "the Island" to the people down there. Without srirrmg from their places they saw it. picturesque red clay roads. its.

l nriltce to all mcnrbers required dc- ‘ —S Chllfd-Si “Sled W5 Flirflwbenlcs-l ltaiicd information on buying and. which Islanders declare are twice 1 selling transactions in the stock l —Mr. Arthur Burrows has re- as bis find twice as sweet as they l brlrvccn Scot. 7 our! 25. turned to his home in Kansas are anywhere etc.

.‘ Th" initial ivrmk in lhp stun-p (Illy after spending some time! "Dear. Minn-hi» wrlheaded Anne; flrcnrrvd Sm; 7_ In 1,.“ “m, tlyrflp Willi his sisters. the Misses B11r-| of Green G1 bies," in a Eillflllll; lwccks siccl plunged down more rows. frock which might 118W‘ bclonzfll; 1111.11 s20 a share. shearing about m Evmseline. some dellshifllilv

$191,000,000 off the value of npprovimafrly 8.700.000 ing sirarcs.

Typhoid Fatal

orosv, 1v_ s. Sept. 26~iCP)-—

Eiiory Lewis of DBIIVEI‘). N. .., ,only survivor of three laborers Bmmn’ Mass‘ l working on a dam at Fifth Lake

l who were stricken wlth lyplrorri

i irosprtal here tonight.

l died 1h hospital rrrday and

l first victim. Otto Mclanson Piympton dicd i0 days ago.

i liad Relatives In This

l l(.‘,I‘. By (iu1mi1;;‘b'pc1ial Wire) ' ranooxuun. Mas, Sept. 2e — l livrllmm R. Umlah, 2B ycar old na-

the outstand-

T l Three ll. S. Laborers

fever. was‘. fighting for his life in

Norman Elliott of Douceitcville the -‘

Province

Hospital.

—-Mrs. Arthur Woodside. Borden is a patient in the Prince County —S

and, too, presented a visitor from South Africa. ll/Irs. Gladys Stewart“ with a copy of L. M. Montgorm. erys famous book. l

l —-Miss c. D. Campbell. R. N.. of 1 ;

New York is the guest of her sister, I o Mrs. Neil R, Durant and Mr. Dur- ~15

ant. Summerside.

Mr. and Mrs. Summersidc has

Run 0i in Prospect Bay

OI

namnax. sent. 26

in Prospect Bay.

mm cucorrrrl-crcd the 11111-

‘ live of Halifax wlro died in hospi- l Pill-Ch 0i’ 13-000 Wlmds-

Sept. 26 —'l 111i ircro ioiiow 11,1: an operation for I nnril appendicitis, v.1li hc inrricd ili- ilor- ‘

("os- l cs1, Hills iourorrnrv. llc 1s :1 son nil of, William Umiah. S11. and Ielitir Sept. iii following the dis- 1 Joanna F. Cuff Unrlahnlrolh of Infantile Par-l lives of Halifax. His wrfe. M81101‘ McLz-ifan of Charlottetown before her marriage, and two children sur-

vivr-

ln Plehiseite

RIMOUSKI. Que. Scvl- 1 the second plebiscite

in; the four-day ball“ m“!

jorlty; of only 153

dry vote.

Qhmese Nantao quark"

Shankhai wnlehl-

at. Nanino ‘RHINO--

lhc lntr‘ i13-

“was” lliruorious

((1,? By Guardian's Special Vilrc) -— In since i910 Kmm, now is v/hcrr the Quebec Liquor Act "I" 1 Teletype Corporation. mm force, Rimouski Saturday went.‘ wet. The 1,400 ratepayers eligrble to

vote showed little enthusiasm d11r- l “me

I "wets" emerged victorious by a ma-

‘IAKB COMFORT IN "MIRACLE" I

snnrrarrar. Beol- W ‘APk-m" ' pol-gs o; a "miracle fore-telling I Chinese victory" ran through the

was that the Nanto mwegssfm? huge wooden image. i today for appeared in the street, went to the Qhgpcl area to comfort. Chinese tmpps, then returned in hi: P1509

Inventor 0i

0111015100., sepl- 2° ‘A?’ ‘ Charles Lyon Krum. B6. 00-in- ventor of the telet/YDB- I Ill-Whine

used for printed communication by

wire. died here Saturday.

M to i ted the l no and Joy or n men 11,5 d9. 1 "eems, almost every woman bakes

1, lher own bread, and Mrs. Aitkcn the

device and pioneered in veiopment A son, Howard president of

the . I

A new" ‘l ‘"3 “mm” ' Gamhria Prepares F o r G ro s sl ng

clay on a. fl .11, from Montreal.

mental tcsvx preparatory to the oi’ l regular COGIIIINIU

—-Miss Mildred Llewellyn. R. N.. who has been visiting her parents. W. H. Llewellyn

returned i0 her duties at the Deaconess Hospital. —8

Mackerel

fCP\ - Fisircrmen of Prospect. near here. who have been hard-hit by P001‘; catches this season. were rejoicing

tonight over a big run of mackerel i wmmn Kama‘ only these last few months. Lzlllel ricd Miss Cora 31111111 of Ontario. since i901. on his way homo from m1 early morning fishing trip But-- urday and his discovery led to l-

Teletype llies

Krum retired from business i0 yours ago. He is survived by his

BIRTHDAY CAKE . l n11 and erect. and ninety years; old. Mrs. Marjorie Case nrounrcd the stage to receive the birthday cake,‘ all golden and fluffy and looking like nothing 5° much as a great: dandelion blossom. that. Mrs. Alt-l ken had baked for the oldest lady in th¢ audience.

And there was tiny Jimmy Aziz, aged four and a half, whom Maur- ice Boddlngton smriingiy lifted to l table-tap. On thi: stage Jimmie, in "tails," an opera cape dashingly suspended from his shoulders, top hat on his head. sang "Pennies Prom Heaven" and. tap danced with amazing skl11,l never. as Mrs. Aitkcn remarkedm‘ "cracking g smile," Jimmie has been dancing since he was three. though save for his mother's coach- ing. he has been taking lessons

l ‘Jimmie geis- those soicmn dark‘ i eyes from his Syrian ancestry.

The food Mrs. Altkcn has ar-l ranged for the day was, of course. closely associated "with the Is- land." That. Atlantic salmon which was included was. to be surc, a foregone conclusion. It was flaked and moulded wli-h whipped crermtl turned into a fish-shaped mould‘ and served on a. sea of lettuce- witl-r Island dre"sir1g. Mrs. Aitken suggested bits o! green popper for fish eyes to make the dish com-.

pleicly realistic. Then there was Green Gables, aB-lfld. a dessert. delicate as its‘

name. ‘ 110m: MADE BREAD In Prince Edward Island, it

was not to be outdone by the Is- land ladies. she made the most; delicious loaves of whole wheat} bread. dressed up with dates and‘ nuts. 811d the loaves were nradc‘ in a variety of styles, oblong. round and heart shaped. A tempting breakfast hot bread was a cur- rurt ceke. and the peach pies were something to write home about, likewise the shortbread cookies.

BOTWOOI Nfld., Sept. 26- . that if that was the kind of cook-

l (O PCabiv "mpertul Airways ing they went. in for down in flying boat mbrla u-rived at Prince Edward Island. he was

o; Bqtwood a1 1 PM A_ 5.12, salur- going down there to live. The

Th airship was being prepared cnbthfl’ transatlantic crossing in rue series of experi- being carried 011 closing moments of inauguration Maurice Boddlngoon MIK-

A masculine member nf the ,1 audience was heard m s8?- indeed.

home-baked breed specially ap- pealed in him.

Then it was time to say "an re- voir" for another year. and in the the school voiced the ~ Qlmnl lmilmmlt-juci-ln; 11mm.

-BUY modern Lock Sets, Hat 6a Coat Hooks, Window Locks and

——— s. -r~*0n sane; car load of gooddrj I who was = Belgian { struck by a car on Thursday even- ‘ Stables, Water Street, Summer- vrng, 1s making a good recovery Side. injuries. It was found ’——— that he hart a compound fj-ugture

14-993 —0N V A C A T I 0 N~ Premier

private l Chiids of l Restaurant fame. and the Premier

lspeaks highly of the excellent ac- commodations and splendid ser- 1 day and was refloated again enjoyed lhigir tide after being stranded for

followed which included the-Bras ‘

Anne‘ Girfléenlmcczbles Closes Cooking School

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 0111110.“; prairies MAS- _ CULINE vrsrron RESOLYF "r0 nova EAST - Plllcksd "ml" Willi“ GENERAL CONGRATULATIONS.

every entrance. while hundreds were turned away. l

, of the year. A154)

Your dealers. 11-1075-7-2841. all builders hardware at, Bruce's. SWl-II-Yrrlhany __—~—' 11-623-9-25-21. OF THE NAVY —0LD ENGLISH HEALTH SALTS 45c a lb. Taylor Drug Co. —BUY loop end, Quad, dead With KeP-ilflglfln- lsoit black out hay wire at Braces 511° 99ml" l L1523-9.25.;3j_ Linden Parker

' Shows 1.20 _ 9.10 h JIATINEE TUESDAY 3.30

LQBG-Sl-Zl‘ l!

l 0t; the 15;, which has been 59L and Campbell has returned from a trip . ' '7 1 1-1 l101>cd the httle fellow will to Cape Breton. He and Mrs. 1 . A soon be round agsin_ -.s Campbell had a. dehgiriiul touron l the B. S, Surf leaving,‘ —DEATH 0F MRS. JAMES Montosue about a week ass. The —*_

1C1’) -—'i‘ho American

nine hours.

of gvpsrun aboard and hcr voyzrge 10 New York

l b01115; reiloatcd. The grounding did l rocks were interspersed

l not damage her

the npplauseNwhpn he quowd the, Indian paintbrush, Arctic coil/on!

l comment ancnt Mrs. Al1kC1‘l—-l ‘Lily, she" swell !" Bu: Mrs. Ailken wasnt taking

l all the credit t0 herself; she wasl barrens’ They ‘look much the same

nflrngensle

IUIIIIIIDI m» rsnwl coon-n ‘"1"’ — "H- Jvhl P0114. M Wlhr some. ma. Pinon sue-n

ace counrs omcr.

.' unclean n! “.- 6. i=1 i l anneal"! Il-n fi‘ ‘*1... . _“‘“'"" t 1t nun-unwilli- i.‘ 11m. John Walsh of Weliingtor u Q P. E. I., died suddenly Saturdn.

h 37H§H mvu-"sc-"Y-"l "“

CHETICAMP, N S . Sept. 26 - freighter ll/Iulurrton 1:111 aground on a mud- flat 111 Ciurlrcrrmp Harbor Satur- at

The 4.€154-t011 \'L‘.\*Ci had a cargo continued , around

much too modest. and called her complete staff. kitchen asistants

and sound mcn. Edam‘

cvcn. was ]l"l‘.\llild!‘(l to

l a bow. He ii, was who gave irandsome support at the piano lhrouch the aftcmoon school lcsrzrlns.

1n [Wémoriam

MRS. ALFRED MacLEAN

O11 .’\ll.'. 4, i937. Mr. Ailrrri Mac- Lrrrn drczi 11L his late home in Covehcad. P.E.I., at, the age oi 51 years. He had been in failing health for a your past. slowly los- iilg his strength until he was con- fined to his bcd about a month before his (ll-cease. Mr. ivIacLean came to Covehcnd eight years ago, when he purchased the Mac- Eachern Farmstead, and where his friendly nature made him many

Goodaim, 1 “slnp fid-,1 dim: wiih iln- 11i'~1\l>fr11'a moment," l as Mrs, Aihlzfn End-J hrm. and takel suchl alll at

l iilies ‘Suddenly

Ziflbat At Summersider hoop

PUBLIC rorwu

‘Ihla eelunn In II_ h! "I! emu-u; n WIW"“"" °' taint‘

l while awaiting the arrival of h-. of Can‘- brldge, Mass" on the evening train at Summereide. K She had gone to the station IP- j

flffifiiyuz’; zzggmheilgt‘ TREATING caranruur. DEAF-

collapsed. Coroner Dr. W. B. How- NESS B! U5“ of “m “my; att and Dr. J. C. Simpson over-c, i‘ I

, 1n cases of deafness or severe ggnllmgned zlzzlésgid deam “as due loss o1’ hearing, when Lire ear

specialist has used all his skrll and

fafifgvdzirxsgc husband a mrgel knowledge and feels that he can- " not further improve the hearing

1t 1s not unusual for hlIll to suggest. a. type of irearnrg and winch he con- ciCiCfS most stulabie for tins partic-

iiours ~j l “"322” 1' ' l Bug-Just recently I seed k1 a periodical, that at: the Ommber of Commerce Convention at Van- lcouver, B. O , the subject. of im- ‘ mrgration was divruswd, and rm contention plrt forward that im- migration would interfere with t-hl lehances of the uni 1160MB: ‘Wit-h , I fear a great eel 1o subsft-MWYA ii’.

P. lclamIlD.

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Aiso at. the Trades and Labour Congress at Ottawa the tragic condition n1 the Prairie Province! were used as an argument against rural settlement; and were met

xorrrrrs 11111;; V l PRODUCES mars l

WINNIPEG, Sept. 26. (OP) —l

ular case. Thrs 1s necessary because Wm‘ the argumenkBuz what o; Seven kinds of edible jam have l the??? are .501,“ “y” ,0! mrd 0f the more fertile areas? '

‘ been produced from a: many} ‘lefl‘1"1g.“"m“‘7n*3' “rflm '~ll‘?5— ‘Those fertile arr-us include, l l kinds 0f lit-tie beffjgs m“ grow‘ 110i. thcrr loudness o1‘__u11c11..1.y» -- Suppose’ puns‘, Edward want [dose to the rwky earth of the can 01" 01111101. be ireluru, anzuo the I do nob know M.“ Om. “b zNorth that pessimism coil "bar- c“ “pecmmt adlub“ mes“ 341* presentative answered wthambufii.

just as an ocuhst or optometrist fits the eyes wrlh gins-es, However it would sccnr that an- ' other method. other than surgery or mcruclnc, 1s now llvljhng a 1111m- ber o1 tgses oi hard of hearing Where the srouble 1s caused by cut- arrh oi the little tube leuslachran) which carries the an‘ from the back of the throat. to the middle- car in

in would appear from the Illifflbfif‘!!! mortgage sales of farms that there should be many vacancies ire-re, for those who think they can make a livrnz where our native farmer has failed.

Some of them will probably have ideas “which are all-right as far as they go" lrke the young col- iogian who wrote in your paper the

jrens." writes F‘, B. Stevens The Free Press.

Not having tasted the jams the writer makes; no prciensinn as an authority. But he drd devour a dish of preserved berries known as bak- ed apply berry in English and as panrelt. to the Eiskunos-

Another kind of edible berry, red

'21s holly, was observed in a walk

I the Chesterfield Inlet l 01'4" VIRCPD U"? filF11,1‘Pb=l1!‘P (‘quill other clay, who sarrl that tirese after l environs, ulhcre the lichen-tintcdl 0n U"? fmlde and OlHSKlP ill m“ farmers failed because of out- with an drum. The calarrlrul rnfnrrrrrrrrltzorr 11.0.1“; “T.” of conducqng mejr

of this tube is caused by an ex- tension of inflammation from the l‘ throat, Just as water spilled on the l floor of one room \\'1il flow alrmg thr- floor to another room.

Dr. F. O'Brien in Radiology, rc- port-s a. series of 140 cases of chronic catarrhal deafness treated by a standard Xray formula. (which

business

Now I am of a different opin- ion, for while the foregoing reason is a contributing factor, the real cause is, in many cases, inability to properly finance the business; so they fcii into the hands of men who know more about finance than they do about farming, and so rarely understand the farmers point of view.