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ANYONE HAVING bills against the Charlottetown Driving m: Provincial Exhibition Association are requested to send in same at once.

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ANGIaICANp/SEEVICES. —Crapa.ud. _ Saint John's church. Sept, 0.1m, Sunday School loso, Evensong no. Springﬁeld; Saint Elizabeth's church, >1 psept. a, Sunday School 1o.oo, uoly Communion, 11.00,

WINSLOI saltvloas-servioesio the wihsioe churches on Sunday next,‘ Sept. 8th. win be as iollews: Wiiislee“ North st 1i am. Winsloe south at 8 pm, Highneld at 7.30 pm. ‘Rev. oxs, onhit. minister

nasnsmamt UNITED cnoltcn 0F CANADA-The services on the above charge ior Sunday, Sept. 9th, are as ioiiowsz-Pleesant Valley, 11 am. Granville 3 pm, Bradalbane 7 pm. ‘rile Sacrament oi the lord's Supper will be dispensed atthemorn-

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ing service. Rev. 'I'hos. ‘Palethcrpe, minister. ' - ON MOTOR TRIP.—M!'. Andrew Johnstolle, oi Long River, and Mrs. Edwin o. Johnstone, of Charlctetown. motored to Haliiai: last week. and while there attended the Provincial Exhibition and Dsihousle Rib-union." Mr. Johnston graduated in 1935. They returned by wayoi the A1111!!- polis Valley.

ON MOTOR TRIPP-Mi‘. and Mrs. Walter H. Canning and little son, Walter, Jr., oi’ Brookline, Mass, mot- ored to the Island and spent a. month very Jeasentiy visiting Mrs. can- ning's parents. Mr. andMrs. Ronald Currie. Johnstoifs River, and also her sister, Mrs. Waiter Melnnis, Char- lottetown. They ieit by the Roche- laga yesterday to spend a iew weeks visiting Mp. Gaming's parents in-No- vs Bcotia beiore returning home. Mr. Canning is very much impressed with the Island, and hopes to return again next year. ' succassrur. ralzs WINNERS.- Among the heaviest prise winnei-sat the Haliipax Exhibition, which closed on Saturday last. was esam Home Brod, oi.’ Winsioe, PE. ., with horses . and cattle, winning 24 ﬁrst primes, l7 seconds. and 4 thirds. which goes to show the quality of their stock which met heavy competition in every class. They are now among the old-

"macaques, __ tbePsaimaAitel p reaiiibg lrom the ‘Scriptures, m. Waiter at Mhnotoo. u. n. sangpasoloﬂﬁpah the Gstes o! tor Me" which wasbeautiiuiiy rendered and greatly‘ appreciated by everyone. Whiietlieioitering was be- ing received, aqusrtet with Mrs. Rob- er_t luoleod as Soprano, m. Walter Ferguson, Bass, Miss Julia Graham, Alto and Mr. D. A. Yeo, Tenor, serlg _that old ismiliar and much. beloved himn, “Jesus Saviour Pilot Me." The sermon was a soul searching one. The subieot, "Is mo Worth While?" was icrceiuliy presented by Mr. n. A. Yeo, student who is supplying ' the pulpit at Bradalbane. ‘Immediately alter the sermon a duet, "Does Jesus Carei"‘wa's sung by Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Sample o! Moncton. It was remarked by more than one that the service throughout was the mist im- pressive one since the openins oi the ~Church a year ago.

PENSION» pgoann MEETS-The Federal Appeiihqard, . bearing‘ ap- peals against the Board- oLPel-isloners Commission , ‘ peiitiofiis en- tered by returned soldiers, has Just completed aﬂsession in the Legislative Council. Eleven appeals were dealt with and were presented by Dr. H. D. Johnson, of this city, oliioial soldiers‘ adviser. The personnel o: the Board was ‘Col. C. W. Bolton, M. D., Chair- man: Mr. C. B. Riley, K. C., and Lieut. Col. John H. Roy, M. C., and Mr. J. H. Hogan, Secretary.

PEESONALS

ITZK-ensie, Glen Valley, i_eit for‘ Charlottetown to resume her studies at U. C. College.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Murray return- ed to their home in St. Eleonora, ai- tnr spendinga pleasant week with their daughter, Mrs. Willard Mac- Dowell. ‘

Miss Reta Cruwys, Kingston, spent the week end with her iriend, Miss Katherine Mackenzie,‘ o! Glen Val- ley. '~ ' ‘ , ‘ Mlgseawarg/Bagnai, o1 Sydney, is visiting her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. James Calder} Hiilsboro Street.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hogan, oi Ott- awe. are spending a brie! holiday with 5dr. W. H. Hogan, in Hope River.

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Messrs. n. Clark and‘ Arthur Canfiweil have returned home, after

Am. Can Co.

Brampton Braz. ‘Traction ..

Inter Utilities-B

Can. Pac. Ry. Br. Am. Oil Imperial Oil ..

NEW roan axonslvoa

Atchisn, Top. d: Santa Fe. Ry. . 296 ............. 177% Am. Car 8e Fdry. Co. . Am. Lowmotive Co. Am. Smit. 8e Reiin. Co. .. Am._Bosch Magneto Co. 01% Anaconda Copper Min. Co. 181% N. Y. Gen. 8r Hud. Rv., R. R. . . 250 Con. Gas Co. (N, Y) 176% Hud Motor CarCo....... Intemati. Petroleum .. Standard oil oiNJ Reading Co. .......... Southern Pas. Union Pac. Ry. 290% U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. ... 305 Westinghouse Eleo. 292% U. S. Steel 254%

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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Abltibl 53 lab-B. E. Steel 1st Pfd. Missouri Kan, swlbxas Ry.‘.... 445 Montreal Power 159 Natl. Breweries 240% Winnipeg Else.

Steel Co. oi’ Can. Shswinigan 109% Can. Steamship Com. 54 Dominion Bride's 118 Massey Harris 59 Can. Brewery 19" Fraser's: Co. 50% Chas. Curd 40 Power Corporation 132 Foreign Securities 42 Inter Utilitles—A

seen

38%

Dec. .

CORN

Stock Quotations

Sept. if-Qootauooi. iurnished by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange.

.. 9%

.. scat

.. 44%

(1.. P. B. .. ... ...... .. ... 232%

GeneraplMotora......-...--- 74%

o. s. Steel .. 254%

Bank Nova. Scotia 395 B-nkoglqqv; 5mm, ,_ _ s91 Bank ogMonireal .... .... .. 245%

WHEAT ‘

Royal Bank 350 .. 131% ‘ 140% ROBINSON-RICHARDS 150% '

Charlottetown. , ‘some at Glacial. mi 4- 1m-

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Dominion Tar

Quebec Power .. Shawinigan ..

steeloiOansaPid. . Consolidated Gas 1.»... ... Radio"

.' 52 1B2 108%

Atlantic Refining .. ‘... 65

pang oi Commerce ... 391

' The wedding oi two well known local people took place last Satur- day‘ at Hingheirh-when Miss Mabel

a c». noon-lo»... st.

ohms... .. .. 9%

p . pater Systems, ‘.... . n .- _y '.

/ p est and best exhibitors in thpe Mari- times, starting when quite young, and have never missed showing‘ a-year in the lasteighteenv years. They next show at Saint John. where ,we hopep they will meet with the same sue- ceas. '

INSTITUTE warmth-m sui- ust meeting‘ oi the North River Wo- meifs Institute met at the home oi Mrs. W. iii. McKinley on August‘ 7th. Twelve’ member: ﬁnd nve‘ visitors an- swered roll sail with "Dents in the Sick Room." »Minutes oi July meet- ingwereread by the secretary and adopted. This Institute is in favor ofdoing their part in the erection oi a. sanltorium. The Pmirlm as sent out by thfbepsrtment was adopted

_ Apples." _

_"' six visitors present. The meeting op- iendtllﬂliﬂllllpithbOﬂ- Mtlttlil ‘minutes were read and/‘approvadmis- troupe-ii m responded to by “The

to be cal-riled out at~the September meeting. The delolltes o! theannusl convention" gave a very interesting report. Next meeting will be heidat ‘the home oi Mrs. John McKinnon on September 4th. At this meeting roll oaii will be answered with "Uses oi

AVONLIA INSTITUTE. — The August meeting was‘ held ' iiomsotlkaMorwnwilliailisJlortiil"

Sept. 1041/. Mary Richards, daughter oi Mr. and . CMMOHETOWN IPQHQIH! JIM!‘ slimmer holiday 111 Dev- Mrs. Frederick Richards oi Prince sr. JOHN MONTREAL HALIFAX pools-is. p . - _ p . Mar. . ms Edward mane. been“ the "M" °‘ FREDERICTON SUMMERSIDE MONCTON ‘ _ Howard Porter Rpbinson, son o! Mr. -

M156 Id."- Adlml- Bllltim- "l" h" OATS Asa Robinson oi High street, Accord. beenvisiting the home oi her father, Th, ceggmony w” pergamed M», in. David Adams, Sea View, ioit on Sept. . 401/. 7.30'by luv‘. Clinton Brockway or the car ierry Monday morning on re- Dec. .. 53% thfuiiitirian church, South mug. tlim. ’ ‘ ~ Mar. .......-.................. 67% ham, nnhftha~attgpdnnts< were Mr. '

. , anciMrs.‘ John Robinson -oi North Inch Unbleached c

Dr. andpMr-sdridmarsh have re- WHEAT weymoutli. " - - ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i d Irom their summer willie» . The ‘bride wore‘ abecoining sun- flne Cotton! Special an will occupy Dr. Creeimaipfs fiat Oct. 151% m; ensemble, with hath; match,

until their new residence is comple- ted. ..

._ and Mrs. William Mcltas and little son, l-Iarvle. oi New Glasgow, NS, have returned home alter a very pleasant holiday with Mrs. Mc- K

Dec. ...-...... .. 153 M8! ........................... 158%

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MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

Rae's parents, Mr. and‘ Mrs, James Calder.

Shields a 0a., Montrul, to Stewart

' Market reports ipurnlahed by Green-

Metrpnuulilan Stare

"Bnrgojns Sfor Fri. 6'9’ Sat.

auction,‘ with eleven members and’

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SALE

BLANKET VALUE

FLANNELETTE "lmKNKETs . 1Douhl§ Bed Size

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Alter the wedding trip to- Niagara Fails the couple will take residence onlligh street.‘ ~ ' ~ Mrs. It“

well schools. ‘ Es‘ is‘ proprietor oi Robinson Bros. garage, slid is a mem- ber, oi the Union A. "A: and Sons oi Union‘ Veterans," No; 143. ----_-_-__

CLEANING! IIOM‘ BONSHAW

Miss Catherine Murchison is spend- ing a shorts-isle with her friends,

‘mung! _ _ Lamb. ‘m: gov. Mr. and Morrison, N. °°' 1° ‘ ‘ naoouaas ' ‘ Ilse! and Sam! _ ' " ___' " ' ‘ - STEP INS, SLIP! Mr‘ pack,‘ lhcxmnon, Churchill.

IOItOIIIViIIBtOMOIIIIIInEEA.

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Mr. and Mrs; George Miliord and lamliy, have ‘returned home, aiter melding, their position with friends

mne-uoi-ohuon was a visitor to the city on rriuay.

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"rho man mu uiolm ‘and Jean Crosby, merit m was" whiting m. and Mrs. oeom Maclisan, Winsloe.

lain mo. 1mm. Canoe Cove, iiasrasuniedheriiuties IcnshawSehoeL.

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was a recent ' visitor to some itaiviiie.

u-se-eewm . “fob. lrmiw and sq 0"" wmsiesmmiomainmhiioii- soar ihjlﬂoberlllhﬂallieﬂiorltla-

n‘ is~ a native oi’ Prince Edward island. She has been residing with‘ her" aunt, Mrs. Chester Robinson, the past few years, and_,has been assisting ‘at the grocery store at Queen AnnesCorner;

memberoi W. R. C; No. l3‘. Mr. Robinson‘ 151s‘ native oi Ac- cord snd rpgraduate o! the Nor-

She is a

pumohorm

...... ...... isotonic-Tooth‘ ...»... " ‘ . ..mpe;-es.-ipiiq.no. s not». ; nepsainallal .-'~r-r--»-- - ’

Smelter! .. 44o

Steel-oi Canada rm. .. .. .. s: 7° 9'1"" 5m" Simona .. 4o

Wayagamack .. ... 9B

Winnipeg neon-lo .. 9s

All the Goodness, or me Wheat In a Tasty, DIg¢8tlb1£'FOI-‘m

New Ore body is being rapidly de- veloped, and the Mine has huge possibilities. ‘

Solloway, Mills é? Co. Ltd

33 Oﬂicea connected by alien-wide private-wire system.

Charlottetown, P. E. I. Telephones 642-1170.

With all‘ the brim of the whole wheat

The

fort.-

in all the food el ~

Abitibl, _. .. . sa Pacific Grain .. . 44 Asbesws'.. .. 10 Brazilian .. .. .. .. 70% RA. Oil .. .... .. ... ...... 68% B. C. Power .. ... 50 _ Building Products .. . sass oaopaesqar .. m oanadacement L. .. 28% Canada Power and Paper .. . . 36% CausdaBrawing .. .. 19 Dcniinionjridge .. 11a _ mun »~=~~=»-==-=-1v-~- 3535.1‘.éﬁ.i.“f£ﬁi.iifé‘i.i‘.i"i.‘liil°ﬁiﬁﬁ"h" ' ﬁg: meats you need-vitamins and salts-delicious for any inc: . HUI’! QC as as ‘ ' Home Oil .. ... ----- 33 Imperial Oil... 35% Industrial Acohol .. ... ..... 22% International Nickel .. ... .. 54% international Petroleum .. aim j ' l-ylll Construction" .. ... 22 Massey-Harris .. 59% Montreal Power .. ... ... 159 h’ $.‘f.?.‘.‘.f§;’......“‘°““i.':.":.': :.'::."f.'; AS A SPECULATION National Steel Car .. as ems-rm» .. '11 We recommend Amulet. Canada Mlltlng .. .... ... .... 35

Paramount Players Lasky .. . 73

Poor B. .. 37% ‘ American .. .. 111% p Purity Bakeries .. 142v. -‘

Allegheny .. 55v.

Anacolids-.-.~-.<..- 1am. '—"- ma: Aviation 93

WE HAVE ON HAND A LIIHITED AMOUNT OF CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN BONDS BEARING INTEREST AT 3%, 4% AND 5 PER. CENT. MATURING 1940, 1945 AND 1948 IN $500.00 DENOMINATIONS WHICH WE OFFER AT PRICES TO YIELD FROM

5% to 514%

Eastern Securities Company

LIMITED

I48 RICHMOND STREET

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cm of BHARLOTTETOWN .SI it

' Here is something that you’1l not equal, ﬁlie heavy weight 40 inch unbleached cotton.

Moore Es’ McLeod Ltd.’ t. I

Hunter River

Mrs. Sullivan, who, with herthres children has been spending the sum-

Aiid Vicinity

Alter a life oi devoted

Rae, beloved wile o! the late

MRS. JAMES TAYLOR

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death claimed as its own Lilly Mal

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mgr 11ers with her mother. M75- Watts, left on return to her 110K116 l" Montreal on Monday mofnmii- She was accompanied by he? hl15b°nd' who came here two weeks B80 t0 spend his holidays.

Miss Irene wedlock has gone to Charlottetown, where she will attend the Charlottetown Business College ior the winter.

Mr. McGregor oi tile P. E. I. Rail- way, and Mrl and Mrs. A118“! Stew" art. motored to Wood Islands on Sat- urday, returning on Monday even- 111g.

Among the number visiting here over the week end, and Monday holl- day, were Mr. Wellington Dixon, Charlottetown. who visited his home; Miss Helen LePage, Rustico, who was the guest o! Miss Mildred Carew; Mr. Ivan Bowman, Summerside; Mr. and ma, nail G. Toombs and young son. who visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest

of 86.

lxi-law.

reaved lamily.

dunk rookii ld; a b "Mum ' "w" goulliallzﬁnh-iiotteetowgm b»... '°"“"""' u" "9' "" "mm Bryenton Sumrnsrsidei. Mr. Howard “W” h’ m‘ mm“ “mmnm

Houston, Summer-side.‘

' Ch Tuesday evening, Mrs. Norman lashes. oi Wbsatiey River, who was recently married and who has been spending a tow days“ at her former holne here. was waited on by her

miscellaneous shower at the h

o! haflllliihllihahdllrl. i‘

irianasintheviilagdand-tendereda,

Her iuneral service was held o Sunday. conducted by her Rev. E. M. Aitken, and her roman ‘ " were laid to rest, beside her husbai: who piedeeeesed her eleven years, i‘ the cemetery at West River Churc. ‘Ihere are leit to mourn two son Daniel, Nine Mile Creek, Janus, S_ Peter's Island, and one daughta Mrs. Arthur Pierce, Boston.

Much sympathy is ielt (or the ht

wasimlorou, Sept. s-rre- p v llnrinary to Its torinal lnuoeeoiioa- , *

MGLIDYIYOSQQIIIIQITIICKI!“

Taylor, st. Peter's Island, at the sl

Although in failing health for son i time she was able to be up uni i within a iew weeks oi her deal which occurred on August 9th at ti home o! her son, Daniel N. Taylo Nixie Mile Creek, with whom she lit" . ed for a number oi years. She die,‘ as she lived a true Christian an was tenderly nursed by her daughte:

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