QUIIMEBBIUE IND PRINCE COUUTI Gan"- , Mn. John Pond, M “flier dtrcet. Blot. Phone IUD-l

“Illilll, Aalvertiuin; should In Irh with llro. Pond y‘

In duurmr“, "my he bought (Ill-Ty u: nu ol lbr [allowing no"; 1n r, r . uourlin Drugstore, Wane; 5;,

rrliiiez- _ . r s‘ mu llinrlulon, m1 " unri. Guudel. c1 Grlnvllll 8!.

rbrbnn- Ilukrr)‘. “MW BI-

Gundm“ “Ill bu delivered dully to ‘any hum: In dummenldo b! B” u; gc per ilny nr I00 per week. lhorno 289-1 for (hi; uni“ 0| . if,“ 0H1" to lhr Imy reupunniblu for deliver-u nu your route.

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05134 11001) and Calgary --BUILDERS' HARDWARE, good 0f From we pgpulﬂf brands at stock and low prices, at Bruce's m ii . L-l075-7-28-tL

WORM Capsules ‘Ella: ,1. ’1‘:iyloi' Drug Co. ammunitionJn stock at Braces. ca ifgbn‘ L-227-9-7-2i, bi

.<— i} 1 m“ RIYER Th-ursda y —rMrs. J. H. Lea, California, Mrs. ‘ L\'1~ber.9:1.. 8.11.1. Freetown Play Knight and her son Frank, of Bos- I o.- " _1 Birch." 1W W“ L-197l-9-1-4-7-9 Carleton, were entertained at the ea

home of their bunt. Mrs. Alex. ‘ 01 r 001 SPORT-b‘ 0P9“ T0 I11 McKay on Wednesday afternoon “r001. Bcdcqut» Rink, Eri- 1M1, m Se tcmbcr 17 M 3 ll- "l" Sim‘ ‘ and Air-i-‘xuluiic softball

_ _ —NOTIOI5'-—Bedcquc Flour 11..

I, “n11 by Si. vElcunors will Mills will not. be grinding wheat

Menu-d. Aisul iiie 3011815 W from September ‘I to 16th. Wright 11. ligiu. Wvlgllb tug-of-war, Lean-L L_244_9_7_31' r

.il

111g three teams wmpete. ______ 1 r ssion, rululn; la coins, school __FOR- sALE__Quantity Second . ,,11 {rm ~--~3-9"4'41- hand fox wirc netting. long

' lc ths. . d . i‘ . RENEW‘ FMENDSIHPS _ lliZ r00 cwncltion niitc for N11 nuii Mrs. Patterson oi sydnev. CB. "mi their W° side, P. E. I. L-243

w; Etlicl {Margaret and ' R , 11am» bccn visitinr: in Mac- ,1t.\IlllS and Ucinity, Rev.

—ENGAGEMENT—Mr. and Mrs B T. W. Bentley, Summcrsidc, an- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Irene Mae, to Harry T.

G- Jamie-son. Charlottetown Mar~ o; Patterson. gave rizige t0 take place shortly. L-246.

11$ but h SPl'V1C('-":.-—s.

Personals

honor! Burns of Frec-

—A TTEN D ING MEETING-Mr. John C. Jack of the experimental fox station, Sum- mcrside left this week t0 attend the annual meeting of the silver

____,_ ' Scotla. wh‘ch is Ix-lng held at . __ 51,311,“. O1 Bode. Bridgetown, N. S.. this week-S. m5 in the Prince . ——- ma

i Much sympathy is being extended

r\_|\__r1 11-@_»,g1,~,p111, 111 Linklctter, Road on the death H. Horpnrﬂrsl of their daughter. Miss Andrey. _, ‘ ,_ who passed away in the Prince ‘Arthur 5111mm, of New County Hospitalatthe early age of 1n

' lll>l ivcck on an ex- 26 years after a short illness. The mrr1dr1vrs and H161,“ funeral was held on Sunday af- won and ,|..,.rnir_\-r__3 tignoon from her iatc rcsidcncc. Sr

~l;i-'.i of Souris is ~~~

-II.'.R"=' ~~ uh... with his - PROIIIBITION counr _

111111: his

mks‘ Saturday at Summerside when two __ _ pnrtics camc before him charred r 1,,.-,\.1._ F1‘(‘(‘LO\\‘I"I. with lllcgal consumption of liquor. B“ . . or 1\11-_-.-_ Brnvmr Onc wns fined 10 dollars and costs and the other casc was dismiss- or ed. Another man charged with m‘. r. bcinrz cx- opcratinz a motor vehicle with- lifrs. Aibcrt out a liccnsc was fincd 5 dollars r0 on thc nr- and costs An Iairr at thci- with assault. was fined onc dollar S. nuri costs The sum:- rcsidcnt of

. _ . . ;Lcnno.\: Island was fincd $10 and

Ih, Lincoln Harvey of New costs undcr the Indian Act with

anti

Rev. Dnllamsay

Umivil Cliilfﬂh. Summerside at path‘ services morning and even. n

L-227-il-7-2i Ailments.

Rev. Dr. Ra I 1 1, -MODERN GUNS and fresh picture of Gordlgayteigildggngssperaiicd

32. stirreth up hcr Cream. ton, and Mrs. Frank Howatt, of‘ on her mngs"

his people. and his unchanging i was a. challcnzc to Christians to , God cXpccts of thcm as his people,

b91112 made in his own likeness.

Many cnmmcnts were made on

hc new arrangement of the choir scats.~S.

Sill? iﬁﬁréil"iiélla'iir7lél..fi.‘lif Bisiilili 0f Elillilillllill

i " SYMPATHY EXTENDED — church. He stressed the fact tha.

affairs in Canada and the States. Hi5 Lordship took for his text! troops wcrc at. or ncar ihc front.

after him in founding the Church

-l U: T11 m .C g g I11 W Y3

and PRINCE c coubmr can

Pre a c h c s . At Trinity Church

Rev. Dr. James Ramsay of Mone- n was the speaker at, ‘rrinlty

c. - _

A full choir under the direction lfrofessor Emslle rendered the usic for the day with special

re for his people from the song Moses in Deuteronomy, chap. In the text. "as an eagle nest. fluttereth 0r hvr vnunc and heareth them v he likened the Bihcs might and yet tender care e . r young to Gods care for mughahnucmdh iihfulnvss. His inspiring sermon

'1 ¢.......~....

c up to the hizh standard that

<C'>_1mn_u<z<1;1!s>1n_.¥’@¥@ 1'

Taishaan, 3.174 tons, compelling her to return to Hong Kong. There were unsubstantiated reports Japanese warships had operated even within territorial waicrr of the British colony itsclf.

Sunday the Japanese Navy clamped n blockade on thc entire

eviews Life 0f ishop Inglis

I . . . - . ' Jamresony so“ or Mr‘ and Mrs‘ J. Buils 1011151111) Rt Rm’ A E 2.150 mile coastline of China, but

Fﬁieiri- M-A-r 913-. 101171 B51101? it was ostensibly against Chinese Edirionton was the preacher at sh1pp1ng Omy and spgpifjfiany 9X.

$0 circmlgi: bvrviccl at St- Mary's ccptccl Homz Kong and other for-

, v iurc l, ummcrsicc on Sunday e1 1.015111%

AEEUAL evening. v ' g“ His lordship as was fitting for

the 150th anniversary of the ar-

|riving of Bishop Inglis. the first

C I ' ‘l . ' ..', FOX Breeders Association of Nova 5351,13?‘ B15 mp’ at Hm!“ Nova

EXTENSIVE FIG "TIN G

At Shanghai the fighting was the most extensive of the 25-day

E71"! R 11105?» iRYPFPEIiIIZ britilc for this city. Ii. sirctchcrl

rcvicv/ 0f Bishop Inglis‘ life 811d from Shanchai tn Woosunu. l2

marvelous career as a clergy-

mlles along the curving hanks oi n and later a bishop of the

the Whangpoo River. then ciirv- ed back 20 or more miles to th."

A- Bisho In lis had not the udvan- . v sh . thc JIHFKiI‘ 0i W955 ‘ m M“ and M“ Harry Harvey of tagcs poi Education but through gomhvwgt 8km“ m? m“ or courage and persrcrcnce he trad ovcrcomc all these difficulties and had risen to be an outstanding man

Yangtzc. through Paoshait bur! Lo- ticn to Liuhn.

Tho Japanese had an cstimatcd 60,000 men ashore. scores of war- the church and also in other ships and airplanes to press the attack. Some 200.000 Chlncse

John Chap. 4, verso 38 “Othcrt Chlncsc lincs llPlll hut did not

int-n laboured and ye arc cntcrcdl In-cak. into their labours“. . . Bishop Burnett pointed out that Shanghai and Wonsuniz, horc the iiietiirs. ii it. Crucilvti. Sum- Magistrate Barbi’ Ml“ (‘"11" °“ it is of the utmost importance that churchmen today should not only rcmcmber tho great work done by Chinese had to sivc irrouud. Tin-v

Kiankwan. halfivav bctw""‘t‘i blunt of the Japanese attack from

thc “Ihnngpoo sidc. llcrc ‘hc

hop Inglis and ihosc that. came admittcd rctircmcnt from thc civic rcnirc district on tho ouisi: I-

Kinamvan Intien. ncnr thc Liuho cud of

England in Canada. but that y should strive to keep up the

high standard they maintained and the battleline. saw (‘IOSIIFTIITP fichi-

_ develop thc church still furth- inc in which Ciiincs» officrrs said '

Indm" Char!“ cr in Canada and all parts of the thn Japnncs» lost. I000 Irillcr‘.

world. Furthcr Japancsc attcmpts at Hi.‘ Lordship ihcn wcnt. on to Landinu at \V0nsllll'1 and on ‘hc

speak of his work in the Alberta

Diocese and also of the very great Pootumz. were hurled hack with

opposite sidc of thc Whnncprio. rm

iirriveti ltﬁlll" rm Thursday being drunk on an Indian Re~ drsrress 1r, the drought areas or hruw losses‘ the Chow“ 5311-1

mun: of ‘lio illnc<s and clcath servo-S. sagkagchmvﬂm

twister. 111;. Audrcv Harvey.

cicr

lrArh and dauch- i - liisPrzzv, New Annan. were ‘ cdfr-MdCcfegOr mm ilvisltors to Charlottetown Yrrron RlVPl‘ MS.

I , , Nuptzals H ittawi ll: Owcn Sullivan iltfl‘ .\l.'l 0111i Mr and Mrs. irlhman iv n rcccnt viEitvfi I31‘: CrossﬁS.

r soni 1 A wedding of considerable inter-

thr-

est was solemnized on Wednesday

spite of the fact that they receiv- ed littie or no stipends.

Missinnniiv Sncictics as the monies only moans they had for helping

Rev. G. R. Harrison. the new

HP spoke partl- ‘The Japanese ‘have hccn hcld back

cularly nf thc hardship of the by inability to put ashore nll thc

uymcn and thcir wivcs hurl reinforcements stcacllly arriving

families. who arc continuing to from the homeland.

ister to their. parishioners in

c askpd for the support of the This Province

M Sept.

by ihcsc sociciics was the

clergy in these distressed areas.

6-40?)-

111. Rnnmnnq or the Se,“ 1st “r 11 M“ a, me home rcctnr, officiated at both services Mrs, 1.01115 E. LBVO1e, native o!

@111.» 11.1311 13m‘): a1 Sum. iof Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MacGregoi". _ 0" it. lfi 1-. xpnrdnv for R

iii - m Saint John. inc. Maine-S.

the bride of Clarence Austin, son “l”

iiiil Aunt. of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Carr. 0i t

. __'"“" kl f0 the o-ope ation of his l‘.Siii1ll(‘_\' R. Crockett, man- Ncértel; gtkElgzrlirtg-a} porrormed the ggrlgihglomgs me hlsr work and Mrs mvme w“ educamun Moncwn

. of Nova Scotin. _ with 1\_11-s. Croc- ‘ceremony in thr- presence of the _ -- v cck ..,~, :1 hoil- j immediate rclativcs of the bride

1u1~i-.~idc.t‘v- guests and groom.

ilViu. \Icl(n'.', (‘lI".lIlf‘(‘I' on tho Weddinil Mamh Dlﬁicd by I ‘vol’ 5 Clicrlii" iov n. i; spcnd- Mrs. R. E- MIMI-Pim-

ihbidnv. “.711 his moihcr. The bridc wore a flowcrcd crcpﬂ iiii- M " Summcrside dress with navy accessories and “lint! M IWCKILV are hcr carried a bouquet of gludioii and d,”

Miss Fannic R/ogersnn of fern. She was attended by he’ 1' e- seven or eight at the end land Mk: Lolita Mcvittic. sister. Miss Barbara Macﬂrcgor. ogrthlegﬁr cmrurr.‘ me hcnm, m1“.

iiTnront-w. Ottawa, who was attired in navy “m, _._ cyppn with matching acccssorics, {jam

11nd \i~ Owrn Sullivan and a cnrsngc 0f 2111410“- Mr- 156 per 1.000 to 58.10 36 3169-"-

‘miliiil I"'ic dauchtcr. Miss Lloyd Carr acted B5 81‘°0m5m*‘"-

ittt on Thursday last en Luncheon was served after the l“ their home in Salem. l ceremony‘, those mvins W!" M"- aiicr havim: spcnt a very ‘ A. K. MacGregor. Mrs. R. E. Mac- ii vacation on‘ PJTLI. the i Lean and the Misses Eva Mandcr-

iiiliir. and Mr: Arthur En- son and Gwen Maclean. iiw Anuau .s_

-""i Mrs. A. M. McKay of o nit turn they will make ‘l Wiin havr- been visiting ghneir gm? in 8t. Eleanors. The Dr’ I In PET. arc at present 91151-111“ joins a host of fricnds m‘ M “"- im" M" 9""? In happIr-st fclicitations. "its. SlillIIllPWVlf‘. Mrs. Mc- prnvlmi; to her marrincc ti" ;‘_g"'""lli' MR" Evelyn 1mm was tendered a misccllnncous ' ' shower at the $11110 Oéhii/iiﬂmigir‘; , “‘~ M . William er. e mlmjwrwrff? hwiililll“ lovely rifts testified to nn- ism- - ~ ar. a re- ‘ .4 . “rm, ham“ MVPEHI‘? nlarity of the younz bride ‘HJW J"i'-‘i‘v aficr visit- ,‘ a°l"v"i;l~l_,lrnc cncsts of Mr. “""'*“'“_ . ' ~ - mer, Mr. Wig. ‘Piiltthllsod m, pro ' 7 ~ v rtv a... .....,,,, ,,,,,,_~,,, Blacksmiths Meeting idcnco__3

\.. Annual mestilit! t?‘ Xi“ “"'_“"— " Blacksmiths‘ r0 ec ive H- ‘L DAWSON sociation of Prince Edward

“bu, nmnmon Island will be held In the

runwumzn Board Rooms. City Hall on new". [labor Day, September 6th h, u “TON at 2 o'clock IKM. Impﬂrlﬂiii 1mm’ "gaieinalelilh business. PHONE -1_4_ BYwOIlDER COMMITTEE

~ mother, Mrs, H, ‘ The" bride entered the room on i Wm‘ S

LONDON - On‘y onc baby now

mediately 0n a short honeymmn» W“ °““"°‘“i"'l"d°pcnd on

Silritiﬂy. 1710M‘ was 8- iarizv Summerside. P. E. L. dicd here

. ,1 m- d, h- ationdancc at tho Cclchratioil of Saturday at the age of 59 ycars. “ 33,1...” bgxﬁnc [Holy Communion at 8 o'clock and Her husband, who died fivc years‘

in the evening. ago, was general purchasing agent

Rev. Mr. Harrison spoke briefly for Canadian Nat-tonal Railways.

Formerly Mary Martha. Poirier.

l c fittini: rcfcrcncc to tho work and after her marriage she wont] 11s 1ircdcr-cssor. Vcn, Arch- to Toronto where her husband was.

r dcacon C. dcWolfc White. D.D., In i purchasing agent for the Grand;

m rm of her ‘amer who n“! I 1,, “.511; and canon“.- (he work he to Montreal in 1924 when her hus- r '10 1'1 1

so footsteps hc ivoulri endeavour Trunk Railway. Mrs. Lavolc camer ‘her in marriage. to the strains of i had

so donc so faithfully and band J9me‘! m0 c- N- R-

1 __5‘ Seven sons and a daughter, all

__, _. . of Montreal, Survive. SAVE LIVES 0F BABES '

during the hot summer months MYSTERY PALS

Nearly everyone belongs to some “Dorm Th, arbyerrr dearh, sort ofvclub-oard, sport or mission- of infants has dropped from grrg-rshgrsbtixariaisryweiécis ‘E1315: member writes her name, address. birth date and wedding date on A slip of paper and these are drawn from a hat. taking care no person receives her own name. Then on

“Wh a rocorrl cf 50 ycnrs as a moat urtic- h01ldRy5. birthdays, ETA. CﬂCh p61‘- I ' .

UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER LIMITED

I. I. bib, Pruldunt. J. L. Salts, Vice-Pros.

oNicus

i IIIIIIEWOII r IIS 2 0FFIO

...SWEEPS ALL 6 T

magic-like touch raced George Hossﬁeld,

and‘: new, official ‘per minute’ record-l?» words!

Grace Phelan, Pennsylvania, speeded to vi

dd“ markable speed record for Underwood!

r Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wat-ton of Summerside i and Mrs. Aicim Mount-t.

l” » é l‘ I I "TrfTIA d Activities At v0“ n mm l Summerside were visitor. l0 Tryon on Saturday. as the guest of Mr G 0 I f C I u b 1

to Tzyon on Sunday evening.

Vvciilhci" \\'iI\ idciil _\&‘-l(‘l‘fl.iy fort tlic bit; field din on iiic Suniiiicr» 01 3111111111, 5111- \-,_\;11111_; 111 T r011 >151‘? Cm“ CW1" - 1a.; the guest of Mrs. Cllli

Several iuicic>t1ng COIIIDCLIYJOHS ‘ Gygggut, were run off with vcry close rc~ 1 sulis_ l

In ilic tlriv 1 old Llnudci. niiiizci‘ u. the tzub r tire; m Inkerman chninpitnisiiip, carricrl 01f the honors ill tnrcc lovely drivcs. with i a 23.), 2411 and 220. grand total of 695.

Norman MacLt-orl, Jr., came Ives. Lcconrl iviiii a uixind tot-a. of 57D. ‘

iu tho the: (‘ﬁillilﬁlilliflil h. Mr and Virs. J. I13. Dalton of I-;‘ii.- 1>..iiit1~l ll‘:. inf: 0:1 ihc 10th HilllllllPfddt? spout. 'l'uc 11m,- ii-Wiiltl gri-cn iu mad iiic Lind ill th - ill- turestin: coinpctitzon. Lmv gross Mrs. Samuel Holland. competition for nine holes re-l - suited in a win fivr W Prlch-i Afr. and Mrs. Flarlr: Sawlcr, Airs. urrl with 41. Low nct W. H. Nvon- Rﬂlllﬁlfl Dixon. and Mlixs Bcrnicc an 415 llllllll~ '7, equal i}

l'oui~ ticd lli the 1on1. number IHOWFPG i" sliiliiiwiﬂill‘ m‘ of putts. This was a tor}: close l Viviiiifsdﬂl‘ iiflfmlliﬁm- competition wzth W. H. Noonan. —-—~—

Mr. and Mrs. Iedic Edwards of

Miss Enid Lewis of Sumincrsidc mukirg a spent, Sunday in Txwon as the

Cln-s B Low gross was won by , slmdfw- Earl Hickey with 5L’. Low nct J. "'""— P. iiuztan Si; nrnusa l-I cqtiais 4i]. Mr- “""1§“l' Palmvm “I F5C9m"‘“

T1... ,_.,1~(.,1,r-1,1,.__.; 3W1 yum": IYlCVlTPEl to ‘Fiﬂvuri on Siintlaj: (“IP23- coinpcti 1m '12s anothcr cixsc "i3- gainc with S. G. Merriam. P. Ilogan and Rodcrick Smith fining with a total of nine.

Miss Alcthn. Rogcrson has re-

Tm, I.....r, for m‘, 11mm. __,,,r(, nisitinc fricnci m Crnliruirl.

1i U1" <:.iv wciit in'P. D. C"'s 1.1-, " “Q ,_

) ' “ .\l;.~s Villiitl (Jiinrion v-i bum- Ewnrs of work incriitlr; 1s visiting tricnd in ll'_\"lll.

_Tlic events during the wick _ . _ I were; Mcns Class B. Consolation. fwmﬂ‘ Rlllhﬂrd N03“??? 11M‘?- R_ T. lvfrrﬁson dcfcatcd J. l" llmwd t.” h“ ‘Wino m halt“ m; Huron ox up in a, \'(‘I'_\‘ c" so F? mrcm p?“ M t, r 01w“ o‘ giumc. 2nd round of Mcns II ‘ “"51 3”‘ Bu“ I'm“ “ tum chuiruroiisiiiv. S. (‘. M -- l f "“ rim-Paw“ LEG, Abbott R111; 312ml‘ inc many fricndsroi M. .\ liact. arci defeated H. T_ Holman. Jr. King”,“$26,131”ririrangiwgfrgrzfj R. E. Ellis defeated E. N. Mac- .13 rnlireous o gmtigg on saw? Quarric: Harold Ciiiuﬂr‘ dcfentcd r lzlrimrv m? ﬂmrmrfilrlrq Wm p‘ D’ Cmsslnan’ W‘ H’ Noomm ‘I wt to lcarn of h"r crntliiion Tlil dcfcntrii \v_ J. \ .~ ..= Mgrmwit. H“ .H__ Cr‘ v___ “H “ NIF/‘Iuﬂﬁflfl .Ir.. ticfcatctl Wcnrilcl ‘m’ i ' “ ‘W W (Um" Muitart, N. W Pricharil dcfcatcti H. T. Holman. Sr.

lzidicw- (‘ompctillnn

The fnllorving ladies events wcrr run nil:

The final. 3n ilw (711.1: B. _ r ,- cliampionslrp no» wun by Mrs. ‘ b“ .1‘ fimjgpd ,f‘_““.“,""r‘,‘,‘5 Fred Wright. ivhn cicfcaicii .\1I‘_\ 1 m“ ‘mp1,? “pi. I“ ‘ l Reginald Morrison. i are no! as B5 “s a"

Ladies Consolation Class B. I - rd r r r or 50ml finals. Miss M. MacArthur l rrrrrgmn? Ortrhewlglrlzfrdn‘. rlcfcatcd Mi» (‘rla-lv; Hﬁuiit. qpp.‘ I“ The“, Wm a vryr. m3}, “m5 “ﬁr” Rmm dppmwl l’ numbci" 1irmcnt. Tilt‘ aficrnoou Cmrm Holman was spcni. in sewing and knitting,

Class A. Cllillllplfillﬁlllli. st-mi ; .rr m 1 u “mm hmrh finals. Mrs W. Smallmnn dcfeiit- ‘ l or “ M a c’ m}

_ i wa . served by thc hostess. cri Mrs.- Hnrrict Bradshaw’ and A merry “Tddmg ceremony was Airs. Alcx Horvc

H d I dprompd M” . pcrformcd on Wcdncsdnv afternoon 19y ll“

___ hv Rcv. Mr. Bridzcwatcr, whcn

s

Mr. Robert Rogerson oi Czmoc Cove, Ls, now spending a pleasant holiday in Tryon as the guest of .\fr. and Mrs. Joseph Rogczwvii.

Myrtle daughtcr of, Mr. and Mrs. ‘-}'_ William Culibeck, Ciapoucl, be- g." came the bride of Mr. Elmer Muc- .‘.'u ~ Write for “Sunglo Scrvico » Slants" and get valuahlo '

Donald, Cfrapnud. A delicious practical information on fox

wcritiing supper was sowed at the

home of the hridc. whcrc the

llllmﬂllﬂlp rclatlvcs of ihc young

couplc wcrc prcscni. Whvu iii--

supper wns ended e. jolly bunch of

feeding. Published six times sermaders “ﬂved and L“ the" yeany and FREE 1o a“ p0,, merry way greeted the bride and Brenda“ in canadrh groom and tendered them con- gratulations, thc remainder of the cvcnin: w-as spent in dancing

Write Today.

i - f .1-. hemorrhoid». son is flooded with cards. a Ilinvci‘ INTERNATIONAL FOX after which all departed air thcii‘ $cclinn ctr-rm Dcsiizns -_ i. ., _ " Mr. and MTS- CR" 1°" m Ilclﬂfy treatment r..- iiﬂ °' or n simple 81ft from her own 8t ANIMAL FOODS, LTD. homes art/er wishing the lbunz Nonnn 'ri~h..i:\srui. (‘ha idtinimvh . r ‘ " v I ' mystery pals. At the end of the Summcrilde - P. ILISLANO , couple a long life of wedded 1 Section 3n --l\dvi~rtising DcsIzn-l ' t year identities are revealed. happincss-JI‘. I 1. Ruth Gallant, Hichficld. .,. _,_ W , _ ___,,,, . ,- __.. .. . . 1::

AT THE oﬁcial International Speed Typing r1 Contests conducted by the Canadian National _ / ' EXhIbIYiQH. Toronto, August 28th, Underwood's

Jersey, to the World's Professional Championship

with 129 net words per minute to annex the WorlcPs Amateur title-and establish another re»

lVirs. Arihui‘ Sharron and iannij.‘ -

Sci-lion 38 flat Paint 'I'ri'ul- mvnl~l ‘ i . l‘ f-l-iti. P (‘ .l ' »l(‘illfl/l\\ll, ‘ L I.l:ic.‘l ‘

11'- Fii‘. ii-ir- ,"I‘ryon spent Sunday visiting rcla- -

guest of Mr. and Mrs. Everette,

in Tryon as the guest of Mr" nnci .

iDison, and Mrs» Bcrnicc Dixonp

Roderick {l th, N. W. Pxnchard. NIGSSIF- Gwrge DﬂW-‘Qn and and R. 1-. s ticing with 13 putts ‘ Wi-lbcl‘! Cﬂlms 0T TiiYvii- WP"? (‘Gilli for t.. mm‘ 1111px §vi~it0rs to Borden on Nlonrlrv Nivriimn Prii-lizirw’ in it ‘lircd ' PVPP-lii? tin‘ ‘Xilllllf in lllf‘ d hnlc c.m- '*— . hciiion nvitli a total oi l2 f0:- the M15 "l"! My?" Am“ M*"'*"WH“M‘L" 11111.9 1.01m Tryop. wtre visitors w Coleman on

iurncrl to her home in Trvon aficr ,

'l"li<- farmers in l-hl\ district arc i

1 The North 'I‘ryon Presbyterian‘

IAI. WORLD hrcons YPING CHAMPIONSHIPS!

New _1

9 11C! I i’ ' v l ‘WEIR; “IT TIIE $11., TUIIDIITD, MIG. 28 ctnr-y Underwood's un rivzilli-il spced also uiptiiri-d Ilh; (‘with lim

Amateur title (establishing ii new ‘per minuiu‘ recur-l}, the Canadian Professional, the Canadian School (.)|‘:f\ and the Canadian School Novice . . . Climzixing the gri-atcst rvpewrizing victory since the IncepliOn of speed typing contests!

Judging Results

family of Summerside were visitors.

alt iiietExiliioiiiiori 1 i » I

rContinucd from ‘nﬂcc 6.

- Unzon Road.

Scctinn Zli-Fmrmci 'I‘ri-:\I 1, .\ll‘.<. ll. C Prcxvsc. C1. . . morn), (‘I/ms ti.‘i—\Il)I1I.l.i.|.\'G 1 AND II.\.'\1Il(‘il.\I“'X‘ CLASS 62

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Trainor, Wcst Rnwiitv.

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