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Llnaoed Oil

Paints for Roollng Oils

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Home-made Ice Cream and Cake on the lawn of the Kensington United Church, Saturday evening, July 23rd, under the auspices of the Young People's Society.

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centrally located, I. nine room cot- tage and outbuildings on large lot. Reasonably priced. Apply to (Mx-s.) A. E. Wilkinson, 274 Euston Street, or to S. R.. Burke, Alberion.

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acres of land, six roomed bungalow, all necessary out buildings. One mile from business section of Sum- merside. Mrs. W. R. Warren, Phone 287. 4582-'I-23-li.

-T0 SPEAK IN CHRISTIAN

CHURCH.-Mr. Waterworth, who is a son of Rev. M. M. Waterworth of Montague and who has just finish- ed his studies at Toronto Univer- sity. is to speak in the Central Christian church on Sunday morn-' ing. The congregation of Trinity United Church will unite with the Christian Church on this occasion. Rev. L. B. Campbell, pastor of the United Church will conduct the service and Mr. Waterworth will preach the sermon.-B.

-CAR RUNS AWAY.-A car

which had been left standing out- side Bishop's Foundry, opposite the butment at the east end of Sum- xnersldc on Thursday afternoon, suddenly backed its way across the street and went over the butment at s. side angle. The owner had forgotten to put on the brakes. The car rested on the edge oi the bank sideways with the two wheels on one side in tht water and the other two on the bank. When the tide went out the car was lifted down on to the sand and driven along the shore to Heckberts Lane. No damage was done to the car.-S.

PERSONALS

-Mrs. A. P. Wells of Summer-

side was a visitor to Charlottetown this week.-8.

-Miss Margaret Buote, little

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Buots o! Coleman is undergoing treatment in the Prince County Hospital.-B.

Around Pownal Bay

Rev. Mr. Elliott of the United

Church, Pownal preached a very eloquent and impressive sermon to a large congregation on Sunday evening July 17th, the church was beautifully decorated with choice summer flowers from the garden of Mr. .and Mrs. Lloyd Ballem. |

Mrs, D. B. MacRae of New West-

minster, B. C., is here on a. visit to relatives and friends. Mrs. Mac- Eae before her marriage was Miss Gertrude Jenkins and taught school in Hazelbrook, Mount Molllck and other places. Just now she is the guest of her brother Mr. James Jenkins, Orwell Cove.

The July meeting oi the Mount

Melllck W. I. was held at the home of Miss Sarah Macdonald, Cherry Valley on Monday night, July 18. There was a large attendance and

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OUR RACKS ARE FILLED WITH SPECIAL BARGAINS OF BROKEN LINES OF SHOES FOR `MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN AT PRICES THAT KN OCK THE “D” OUT OF DEPRESSION. , `

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on the shore but owing to the in- clemency of the weather, Miss Mac- donald opened her hospitable home for a. quahaug boil which every person enjoyed.

_ Capt. Wittlg preached most ac- ceptably to a good congregation on Sunday morning, July 17th. The Capt. took for text "Wlthout Me you can do nothins." Sunday evening he preached in Bt. Peter's Cathed- ral, in the absence oi’ Canon M9.- lone who was in Georgetown assist- ing the Archbishop with the coniir- mation service.

Miss Frances Wood is enjoying

a holiday in Ottawa the guest of her uncle Ernest Wood.

The ice-cream social given by the

United Church Ladies’ Aid, passed ot! very successfully on Wednes- day evening at Pownal Hall. Ice- cream, strawberries and delicious cake (for which the Pownal ladies ,were always famous) were served. The Hall was beautifully decorated with fems, cut flowers, etc. A snug sum was realized.

Mr. W. E. Smith and family have

the sympathy of their many friends on the death of Mr. Bmith's bro- ther Vernon, which took place sud- denly at Camrose, Alberts, on Tues-' day, July 19th.-P.

Canadian Visits

5;;- -Isle oi Beauty

LONDON. Ont., July 22-(By The Canadian Press)-Dr. Dorothy Tur-< ville of the Faculty oi the Univer- sity of Western Ontario, summer- ing in Europe, sends back a vivid description oi' a visit to Corsica and Sardinia, off the beaten path of the regular tourist. She was especially impressed by thc inhabitants of

they intended having a clam bake

"Picturesque costumes of early

days are still preserved in these re- mote communitles, and for us they are beautiful for their grace, deli- cacy of handiwork and brilliance of color.

"Grace is in every line of these

lcalm-faced women who walk bare- foot over rough stony pathh mrrying on their heads with the utmost ease and nonchalance incredibly large bundles of laundry, baskets of vege. tables and even buckets of water. Even the men. especially the older °l\°B» Still 011118 to the traditional costumes of the past, which are so 1'Hr>1d1y dying out elsewhere."

Miss Turvllle writes to the Lon.

don Free Press that few tourists visit Corsica, “The isle of beauty,” except honeymoon couples from France and families escaping from the mists of England to mild win- ter sunshlne; none go to Sardinia, except two reckless English-speak. ing college women, who recently ventured thither under the g-uid. ance ot an Italian friend, resident there. Yet there is no valid reason 1°’ \W01d1l’1K these islands, and many Potent ones for including them in an itinerary in Europe,

"Both are ol volcanic origin there-_

fore the chief characteristics of landscape is rocky mountains and deep Korges, with icy crystal-clear torrents leaping from point to ppm; down the cliffs, finally to slip along the bottom of the valleys, a nt abode for mountain-trout.

"Yet the most distinct impression

to be canied away is the constant variety oi scenery. Our usual meth- od oi travel was by motor car md the road led us with surprising ra. pidlty from barren crags to deep forests of chestnut trees or ever- greens. from olive groves in heather clad hills, from mountain peaks in the shore of the blue Mediterran-

sombre to the famous 'Red

Rocks' of the western coast of Cor-

CAMPBELL-VICQ

On Friday afternoon. July 1, at

230 o'o1ock. a pretty wedding was solcmninsd in Bt. Andrew's United church, Moose Jaw, _Sask_atchswan» when Elsie Allison. elder ‘daughter of Mrs. Vicq and the late John G. Vicq, became the bride of Gc`orl¢ Millar csmvbclls son ct Mr. and un. Ewen Campbell. New Wilt- shire. P. E. I. Rev. J.,A. Maokclsw oiiiclstod.

To the strains of the bridal chor-

us from Lohengrin. played by W. F. Neal. the bride entered the church on the arm of her brother, K. 1'. Vicq, attended by her sister, Miss Jean Vioq. ss bridesmaid.

The bride wore a charming on-

scmbls of ‘rose-boils and brown lace with picture hat and accessories to match. Sho carried a bouquet of Talisman roses and lilies of the alloy. The bridesmaid was sttircd in Branch blue georgette with blue picture hat and carried s bouquet oi pink carnations and sweet peas.

Lincoln Levitt supported the

'groom and Norman and Jack Viou acted as ushers. During the slminl of the register, Robert Forrest soul “Until." `

Amr the ceremony. I “WMM

was hold on the mesraniuo' door of t Grant Hall hotel when tho bride's mother recsivsd with the bride and groom. A buifst luncheon was served, the brids's hblo bslng_ very attractive with tho wedding cake banked in pale pink tulls: pink roses and maiden hair fem com- pleted the chsrmlnl stlsct. Mrs.

doe urn Mr and Mrs Campbell loft on a

ean, from primitive villages to pros- perous modem towns. Nor are thai mountains themselves monotonous,

Sardinia. ' for the granite rock varies from be

Hamilton Reid presided over _the co .

motor trip to the coast, the hridt travelling in a smslt blue and whito wool suit with Whih hat.” Th!! Will

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