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CHURCH REPAIRS.-The Unlt-

ed Church at York is being re-inod- eled by Mr. N. Darrach of Wriglit's Bridge. ‘

ALL EQUIPMENT issued by

Prince Edward Island Highlanders must be retumed to Armouries at 01100- 7458-8-30-21

` BACK T0 WORK..-Mr. Mont. Hardy 1198 Rsllin begun to operate his mills at York. The absence of Mr. Hardy from his mills for some time, was keenly felt by his many patrons.

SURVEYING-A number of far-

mers of Little Sands and Hopeneld, Messrs._\Glllis, Beck and McLean, Lauchlin McLean, Linnie McLean, T. McLean and Alex. Blue, had sur- veyor McDonald, Hermanville, en- gaged all week tracing out their old boundary lines.

FAREWELI. GIFT.-Last Satur-

day evening the employees of F. W. Woolworth Co., gathered together and presented Miss Helen Welsh with a farewell address and token of friendship which consisted of a beautiful pen, pencil and stationery on her departure to the United States.

P. E. isi..4Nn novs-congraun

lations to Howard Houston, Hunter River, and Allison W. Lee, Victoria, who have been successful again this year in winning certificates and book prizes for answering Bible puzzles, in the King‘s Own, Puzzle Corner Contest, presented by Rev.1 Archer Wallace, Toronto, Ontario.

wms Pain or siavait BLACK

FOXES-During Exhibition :Week His Worship Mayor Yeo ofllciated at the drawing for the pair of sil- ver black foxes lotteried by the Piince Edward Island Highlanders, and was won by Mr. C.L. Champion, Kensington.

PLEASED_ WITH VISIT-Mr. and Mrs. J_ohn Brown and son John Jr. of Watertown, Mass., were passen- gers on the Eastern train yesterday, where they visited friends at El- mira and East Point.- This was Mr. Bi'own’s first visit to our Island andl

warm welcome he received fr

couple inotored io their new ho at Bedeque, P. E. I.. followed by th best wishes of their many flleudl. ---1DOlh--7-

PERSONALS '

Mrs. Peter Holland of Elmira, is

spending a few days in town.

Salisbury, N. B., on Tuesday for vacation. V

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seller are

spending the week at the Morell House. Their many friends are

pleased to see them. . _______

Miss Florence Woolridge, Super-

intendent of Massachusetts State H0891?-Hi. is spending her vacation at Covehead, the guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Woolridge.

Mr. John Won_nacott, Moncton, is

Spending a few dajis at Pleasant Grove, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hardy.

Mr. E. E. Poole and family who

have been visiting on the Island and in N- B~. left on retum to Regina last Thursday. Mr. Poole's mother. Mrs. J. T. Poole of Salisbury, N. B.

west.

Mr. John Alfred McDonald, Land

Surveyor of Hermanvllle, was in the City yesterday on his way to Borden to do some surveying at Augustine Cove.

Arthur Fraser, popular little ath-

lete of the West Kent baseball, hockey and football squads arrived here on Monday evening afterspen- ding a very enjoyable vacation with his uncle Mr. A. R. Fraser, who is engaged in the brokerage business in Sherbrooke, P. Q. “Art” also so- joumed several days in Moncton with friends.

Hunter River

And Vicinity

Miss Frances Gordon, Brudnell, ls

visiting here, the guest of Mr. and

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accompanied them for a visit in the,

one of. the -Dwi years Wihlch Hiol aU~nli's liorellgii 'commerce Iliais had

niasdoudl J. C. Macgvillivray, Rot-i

ti-aide of .the Kingdom 'for -the six mmriflis ended June was valued at appronimslted $1.000. 993,403 in Oanwdfian oiirnency. Imports or .cmmimn Wllwt. Wihldh ‘were fair- ly unisltialut during olie first tive »ll10l1i.hia 0! lille year, showy] g

largest aiiiilial s on fishmeal were do llebruvry and June, wiu. Smal

insignificant. Dutch export.. 1,; C°"<`Wad0- GDDGHIF -to be growing Ilsllslhftly. due cihieilly in 1,e.a.,..,e,. 'shipiiieniia of amtiilc-lail silk.

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1-IALIFAX, Aug. 29.--Quotations

furnlshed by Johnston and Ward Members Montreal Stock Exchange

NEW YORK EXCHANGE

the choir. In the evening the young sic. _ _ . ’ _

me ,

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Alll Am

Am An.

he was highly pmsed with their/irs. wiiiism Mcmugaii. MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE

°‘“ Mrs. J. E. Loeirerbie and four Abitibi ................... ._

igggggnang hmiis gg spend “nmher children, Montreal, Mrs. Gordon Mis. Kan. & Texas Ry.

ere e “ear mture' and Miss Laird Alberton were vis- Montreal Power 100‘/.-

They intend spending a few days at R h S ‘tu d ’ ri 129

Richmond as the guests of Mn and, ors ere on a r ay. National Brewe es Mrs. J. P .Gaudet, before returnln 1 steel Co' can' Com'

At. Top. & Santa Fe. Ry. American Can Co

Am.

N. Y. Cen. &I-Iud. R. Ry. .. Con.GasCo.N.Y. I-Iud. Motor Car Co. -Inter. Petroleum Sian. OOil ofN. J. Southern Pacific Union Pac. Ry. U. S. Ind. Alcohol Co. Westinghouse Electric . . . .. . Unilted States Steel

193% 109%

Cards Fdy. Co. 94

Loc.Co. . . . . . . Bmltg. sz Ref. Co. Bosch Mag. Co. Cop.Min.Co.

98% 242% 32% 73 ‘fs 173 79'/A 81 38 45 % 123% 1.97% 119’/r 103 'wk 155%

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cad.

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v?:"M___ JUNE. 1928 T'v_L__._,a, _ I /1; ,mp 5_,~;&;_.,---,, - _ H* ~ ~; _ ,,,;4_~;~,-¢_» 1-. / _`:;**_, , . _ ` _ 'Ilhe year 1928 promises to be fl ' ` ` ' 1- I V' ,_' cgi?

-ii \`3~;.‘.‘f 2| _ W;

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@3100 the war. ‘mittee Trade com- vt _ ' _" _

5'. _

hirdlelrn. i/ii ifhe forvliiouming iissue ~ /`_` ..

Rev. E. S. Weeks and son. Ernest \- - ' ,

have arrived on the Island fron;§'fm$::n_ O,?(g;ml°§:’g’£;ag;”wl1lg}';1’1;§ _ / ‘V jlnl

_ Condi... Di»nii»..¢°.»» ..

_ FRED J. WHITLOW 8( CO. LIMITED _

iss Dui=i=aiuN STREET, 'ronon-ro

iheaivvy increase in June coincilleiin _

with the Oiwriing or une si, Law- ‘ renee. 'lille mov-efmenvt of the other ' _ `~ .' grains has been fthe same. 'Illia ' V ' .

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Coliyriglil. |925, 1i..u..u, inc. '

h,,me_ 3,. Mr- James Flood. Montreal. is winnipeg Electric

188 111

T land to Vancouver Island.

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l which the happy couple left on the,

Ocean Limited, amidst showers of: h t d t H uf t tt d Bank Commerc lconfetti, for their home in Rollo<:‘;\e°p¥:)':,i?;;§a| eoxmglmgg hgh; 53,1 Bank Royal .. Buy. P. E- I. The only out-of-wwni th ms k Bank Montreal

After the ceremony a dainty wed-i ding breakfast was served following

guests were Mrs. N. L. Gay of Syd-l ,ney, sister of the bride. and the bride's aunt. Mrs. Paul Woodworth. Milford Station.-Truro News.

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marriage of Miss Lyle MacFarlane, elder daughter of Mr. Henry H. MacFarlane and the late Mrs. Mac-

son, of Montre , youngest son c.. Mr. smd Mrs. John Anderson, of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Is-

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terian Church. Rev. Malcolm Camp- bell performing the ceremony, says the Montreal Star of the 27th. The' bride will be given in marriage by her father. She will wear a dress of

and shoes, and will carry an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses and lilies

will be her sister, Miss Constance

'and lace, with hat in harmonizing

of mauve sweet peas. Mr. Henry

an 'lfne bride and Hridesroom

:ae where they will spend their

. Goi a th f -

WEDDING BELLS-The h0me Ol’

carried a shower bouquet. Alter par-

tiiy decorated birthday pie was

be made of the grandparents of the

:he groom. Mr. and Mrs. David Low- ther, North Carleton all of whom

ilsuendins fi holiday at his lwme Brazilian Traction

rowNsiir-:Nn - rays.-A quien?h°’°' . Qglifmn ~~~~~

i 1 _ --°- ai gan gggsclég 0¥m(s3,;§.1;,;n ly; 'aemrfn Ml* and M*`S~ E- V- Ma°Le°d *md Can: Stmshp. Com. Street, Truro at 9 a. mf August 15 Bonnie Jean' of Albany' Mrs' G°°- Dominion Bridge when his youngest daughter Ines?) nggcxéfgd. Ffcéiegkictolai andglgirts. Massey Han-is J _ ltd; ' H' ' ' earn" e “es a'A5l:Est0S Jia; mug; ,§0wn';hr;‘:&rmgfe gglfg rice and Helen Sellar, Edmonton, Canadian Brewery Bay' PI E_ I” Rel H_ _L Fraser of_,Alta., were visitors here on Sun- Building Products __

ilciating. The bride, who was given day' Ffilself ghd C°£i awayb he fth , b i -. POW€_ °l'P°Y° °“ ' iy nitirléerih E digsswzl big? Figs, M155 M““‘“`°” R°dd' H“m“gt°“’|Fore1sh ~9¢f=U1'"U¢S crepe with mc and shoes io manor- ‘S visiting "‘°“d‘ ”‘ F'°d°"°°°“' inter Uuuiies-A i She was attended by her sister Ed-,Hunter River' and Cavendish' IHWI' U*-“mes-B ‘ lna Bernice, who is home from Bos-l Can. Pac. RY~

Miss Anna Rodgerson Charlotte

inn dm td ' 'Bini1Amei~inioi1... 1.; ~.:.:‘. .f g.i‘;‘1;“..:f.;“i.i“‘»i‘;:.:._ff°v»s»» _____

Mr. E. Easter, New Wiltshire, and

son Mr. Hamid Easter, Hunter Riv- er, are among the many Islanders

ere t wee

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McMillan and

Lloyd, Mrs. W. M. Bellarand Mr. Ralph McMillan, were motorists in

Summerside on Tuesday. lD@°-

_ lvlay

(Canadian Press)

this afternoon in the First Presby- ure is tolling up 'for mhe pi-o~iii'i'c §<;<=y

'I‘oron4to mother wiho in 1933 is due to 'inherit .the -bulk 'o‘f the est- avto leflit -by ilhe late C‘hu»rle~s Vane) Mlillar, miie 'l‘o~mn=i0 lawyer whose eccentric 'will exicited continent-

navy blue seorsef-be with blue het wide emnmcmi when it was prob? 33°); _

oiled more ilhan- 18 montlis ago.

Wllien the will fwials -probmmxi,

oi me valley. Her only attendant an sans. .unveil assent of sszz. ,s"“N""““’

309 butt dhloe 'lihen iti liias been

MacFarlane, of Charlottetown, who _uhm 100, 000 shnfw of cam.. 1 I hed Q will Wei" 1 dress °f Dem* B°°’K°“° men stock in. the Demnci:|i»wmusnr "rn S

tunnel wfhliilii at -the end of 1926.

shades. She will carry a bouquet "_ wus' beHeMed_ were ml even LOUIS M' Delcellie of Montreal will be best mmm Hmmmg' MW have' u 'value of Ch‘“`l°“‘e°°W“ Omce

$5 each o/r $500,000. according in

miii 'leave this evening for Tadous- "'"‘*""“ 'lmmmd "“' '““° “"‘“'°““"' AW-

By 1936. fwheni the specified 10-

year spalni following Mr Millar's

:;)nf,¥llln9::m. an ngnxfngle gf :xy dearth -has eicpiired and wihern -by Abana .

blue broadcloth with moleskin c01_ oonsiillling illie .viitall statistics re~ Aconda . . lar and cuffs, a navy blue fiat crepe <"‘\“\lS~ She W010 'hes -Horn in 'I‘oroir~ i\'80{1T1t .- dress and navy blue felt hat. On in the “'10” dllldem' 'Wim D0 mam' Armue

their return to Montreal they will H1 ‘IS 1010 fl‘e‘S11lil\1\‘Y 1100068. the Area 26 reside at 1271 core st.. Antoine legacy shimilid easily be wvftll “° V Road_ more than a. mllllionidolltiu-si, if tho Amm’ C°PP°1` 28

____ “shew ,mnmnm avmwmnknlg Barry Hollinger 37?' ~_

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Currie. Montague, ` Bld3°°d

was the scerlile ofda verge pretty ied- S e ' " ding on We nes ay a moon, ug. - - --

isih. wnenl ati: glam azgghgs:-é iii; Ml1SlCl3.11S' Res'e'r'v'e

i bethcees , ecame e r eo Jzshn Dam Gm,d,ner` mn o, ML lvewlim PWM) name a.oo aso

-1 Federal Kirkland 40 40

;‘l‘1‘;1;f_§§nff)‘:";‘;‘;s°;;r‘}L’;§;1e¢f'f,§,"f,§; wimvirao. MAN.. ang. 29- grand.

~ Flor .lihe mast few weeks mothers gmver Dnley

nw. we in ws .. friends. Mrs. R. Beck presided, very “N1 do/llaillieiis to either rrend the Howey capably at the ox-“ML The buds' Dill' Wlm llllldll' Gflbfw 011. |l:l1& l'll1|l`° l'l\.ld50l’\ Bly . who was swan in man-|58, by her mloniica ofr strum lhofufr after hour Int'1 Nickel . father, looked very charming in a fm vi-‘he 'uk/wlole; moliheni are ever 38010? gown or white nik with veil and nmlerit with smuuns 'that is M' < T f '

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agaoodkmiaeahdiniilillseaseehey

ing for this ulmlele and iharmair

youngstei-si. John Sandem, dn. lima

'me hamiowioa and ulrulele con

5 li ~ ' ' ~ was is mwniy me ii i lane ` ig Tl\C Nahoflalll C0l'npany 1 rzheorsuribljiletg ntgide Bvgeddvlnega wma, ol; um und lm mm had m T

' mi if ` ‘ _ \ Wilnmiupegor-ilirwiéitt iauiyudg- .» Head Oflca-St. James and S ter Streets-Montreal l-he vidmgnof tr; UUIQSM llld hs W me nw" im me

Big Fortune '

Sep’.'.. ..

Farlane, of Charlottetown, Prince \ _ _ I Edward Island, tlo Mr. Dan Ander; _ _ _ _ _

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36 63 71 `

39% 46

15 215% 37%

69 l

BANKS

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364 362

WHEAT

112% I

117%

.. .. 125%

Sept. . . . . . .

CORN

97% 76% 80%

OATS

. . . . 39%

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44°/.

WHEAT

113% 113% 119%

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22-Aug. 29

CLOSE .

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Mandy .

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McDougall Min. Corpn.

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21 ,Murphy . 34 41 1Teck Hughes . . . 9.20 9.35

20.45 23.25 |Newbec . 2’l‘.é 28'/-'_-1Tough Oakes 23 27

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43 Sherritt Gordon 6.35 7.10 ‘Wright Hargreaves _ 3.48 3.40

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RED SALMON iililiii MEAT ,_ Lame Tin 33;; 6 oz. Tin 30g

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taking of a bountiful repost. e. prst- knew 11110111' dlilliiorli 'WGN D990!" THE

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brought in for the groom to nut, lit monica contest conducted iby the __ ' being his birthday) and an address .play-girmimds. For three solid hours ~ \ \ was read to him which caused much me Judges ilniened to many vm-~ ‘ - _-_

_ _ _ _ _ V _ _ _ I2 laughter and merriment. Amohl 01° llaltifons of "il-lame Sweat Home,” 'DQWE

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