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—’l‘hls is for Prince County news "ﬂu-I. but uiivclnltlllﬂlil of a news iﬂmill-lon may be inserted at 2o M!‘ word, strictly payable in ad- vanes.

—POLICE COURT-In the Sum- merside Police Court on Thursday one drunk had his bail oi’ $10 es- treated-S.

—PREPARE for fall and win- tcr. Buy slate surfaced shingles. roofing and roof coating, at Bruce's. 5718-9-15-21.

—NORTH BEDEQUE and Free- town United Church: Freetown. 10; Traveller's Rest, 3.30; North ‘eedeque, mac. Rev. 1.. P. Arch- ibald exchanges for the day. Min- ister, J. W. A. Nicholson.

—-TRUPHY ON DISPLAY-The

ed by Strong and Morrison to the champion Tug-of-War Team of the 4th District is now on exhibition in the window of Godkin Brothers. 1t ‘wiu be presented to the winning, team at Bedeque Rink Monday ' night, the 19th instant-—S.

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Tug-ol-War Trophy to be prescnt- l

—BUY T. STRAP and Butt Hinges at Bruce's. 5718-9-15-21.

—COA1.. — 1st grade Victoria| $8.50 per ton. Now unloading a car. Will book orders. P. J. McInnis, Borden, P. E. I. 5739-9-16-21.

—LIVE FOWL WANTED. —- Wanted two hundred good quality live fowl for September sixteenth. S. R. Pcndleton, Kcnsingtori.

5743-9-16-11.

—ATTENDED ALBERTON EX- ‘ HIBITION -- Many citizens from ‘Summerside attended the Aiberton exhibition on lVednesdayr-S. —CHURCH NOTICE — Sunday. September 18th, St. Mary's Church, Summorslde, Mattias and Holy’ communion at 11 a. m, Evensong, ~ '7 p. m.; St. John's Church, St. El- eanors, Evensong and Sermon, 3 p. m. Dr. Hunt oﬂiciating. C. de W. White, Rector.

—BEDEQUE United Church Of Canada, Rev. L. P. Archibald, min- ister, services for Sunday, Septem- ber loth: Bedeque 11 a. m.; Cape

—MISSIONARY SPEAKER“ Monday afternoon in Lot 14 Unit- ed Church W. M. S. met. Mrs. An- 'gus MacLella.n, the president, pre- sided. Meeting "opened with sing-f ing. Prayer by Mr. Dobie, solo by; Miss Philips, "Let. Him In." The speaker" Miss, Isabella Macintosh = of Montreal, who represents the‘ ‘W. MfS. of Canada, was then in- troduced‘. This being her first visit!

commented on it: lovely scenery. No ‘one on passing through but what would think of that beauti- ful Psalm, “Unto file hills around: do I lift up my longing eyes." She‘ started hcr address by explaining‘ that in 1911 the strangers secret-i

ary was inaugurated and stationed‘ at the different ports of immigra- tion supported by our W. M. S. of this work. She gave some very in- terestlng reports of coming in con- tact with foreigners, and oi’ how they appreciated what was done for them, although handicapped in re-

of the W. M. S. from the many dif- i ferent societies met the needs of those needy ones. Nor did they lJJIVE them there as word was sent on to their destination. Then also on theweslern coast of Vancouver the boarding schools for the Indian

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boys and girls were found very suc- l cessful and turned out many nurs- es, teachers and missionaries. She made mention of the wonderful work of the society in Korea, once a closed door, and made merrion of our own missionary, Dr. Flor- 91106 Murray. She closed her address Wllih the W. M. S. motto, "The World for Christ." A vote of thanks

said we should all feel proud of l being linked up in such a noble work and urged all to greater ex- ertion. She made mention of the Prayer group which many of the= society had formed. Motto, “Make much vi prayer." Miss "Ada Inrnan also spoke words of appreciation b to the speaker. Meeting closed with hymn. "Speed Thy Servants," and Benediction. l

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‘0 the Island she very favorably ' adian Chamber of Commerce-S.

Mayor have decided to extend the concrete on Granville Street as far as "ti". - William hlulhicsorfs corner l ivas [more feet and would be a great |conveiiience to the school children as they would ,have concrete right up to the school. ised at length at Monday nights Council meeting-—S.

3am t‘? languagc- H°W me 511991395 The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Management of Childrens Aid Society of Prince County was held in the Town Hall Tuesday evening. The Vice-presi- dent, presided. The agent of the Society, Vincent J.

ton, Prince County, to the St. Vin- cent's Orphanage during the past few days. Patrick's Home, Halifax, by the Judge of the Juvenile Court had been taken over and placed in this institution-S.

was tendered Miss MhcmmsheiRobiusons Bakery at the cast end moved by Mfg Robe“ Yeo‘ sccﬂof Summorsidc was broken into in ended by Mm Leslie MacLeanJthe early hours if Thturlsdayfmorn- Mm Hammond Tombs’ the PraJlng and four do zirs a en iom a

vmcml President of the w M s ,drawcr, where some loose change ' ' "iwas kept.

when on his rounds about midnight _ said everything was in ordcr and‘ the doors locked.

back of the bakery open. The thief had evidently gained admittance in this way and passing through the

Nothing else —S.

Traverse 3 p. m.; Borden 7.80 p. in. Rev. J. W. A. Nicholson oi’ North Bedeque will preach at all services.

—ATTEN'DING MEETINGS AT HALIFAX-Senator Creelman Mc- Arthur, of Summerside, with his daughters, Mrs. Reginald G. Pope, and the Misses Constance and Mar- ion, lcft on Wednesday morning for Halifax, where the Senator attend- ed the annualﬁmcetlng ofthe Can-

fair,

and

-s'rnisa"r T0 BE EXTENDED~ P!“

hlllllSOil and Councillors

as it‘

found to be only a few mild

This was discus-

good

—CHILDREN’S AID ‘SOCIETY-

the

Rev. G. J. McLellun, D.D.,

Harrington, reported aking two children from Campbell-

a boy committed to st. best

-—BAKEltY BROKEN INTO -, ‘good Police Oilicer Kinch,

Shortly before wo o'clock he noticed a door at the

ake shop had entered the office. acre.

vised

Specials at llevereaux Grocery

Look Them Qveré? Note Money Saving Specials

All kinds of Fresh Fish.

Bevereaux Grocery and Meat Market

Princesv‘; Soap Flake 2 pkgs 25c Onions, 10 lir. . . . . . . . . . .. lllc Bulk Tea, 4 l‘vs. . . . . . . . .. $1.00 Lobstcrs, 2 cans . . 39c Sugir, l0 lbs. 49c (llama, 2 cans , . . . . . . . . . .. 25c

Mixed Cookies, 2 lbs. .. . .. 25c

MEAT SPECIALS gm“ Rilll-‘lll SHE-k» DH. i . . . . . .. A 0-K Lnops, per lb. 16c Sirloin and Tenderloin, ltoast oi’ Pork, per lo. 12c per lb. ........ 20c Lamb Chops, per lb. .... .. 18c "my Shoulder Roast, per lb. . . . . 14c Roast of Lamb, per lb. 14c to 17c Sirloin and Tenderloin Roast Corned Beef. per lb. .. .. 10c per lb. ........... . . . . . . . .. 1 Sausages. Zlbs for . . . . . .. 25c

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high foods; it is also rich in vitamins. You will find it good for all the fan-lily. Use it on the table, and in cooking. it is the most economical molasses you can buy!

“BEMA”

pares very favorably with Ontario

winter appicsmcspecially McIntosh ‘reds, ivhich is a winter apple of ex- “ ceiiuut keeping qualitlﬁé‘. ‘These ap-

qiianiiiii-s, ivhcii they could easily be grown at home. vclopcd, there is great ‘the industry on the Island.

"island produces an apple superior to that of British better kccping qualities. plos shown at the fair ivere mostly summer

fer display-—S.

—GRAVEL Al‘ CONWA! BEST ON ISLAND-The new gravel pits at Conway, Prince County, recently developed by The Warren Bitumin- , ous Paving Co., Toronto, are prov-l lng a great success. Samples of the I gravel from these pits were sent to experts in Boston and Halifax, who declared it to be excellent for as- phalt and concrete l tion work. It is declared to be the’

Island and equal to any obtained abroad. There is an unlimited sup- ply in this section of-Lot ll. car loads were recently shipped to Charlottetown struetion companies. 'cry has only been in operation for ‘ a brief pcriozl, but llltlfi.‘ is already a

ibridgc work. employment Lo many residents in the district-S.

—OUTSTi‘il€Dli\'G YIELD OF :(J0lti\l—’l"he Illustration Station on lihc farm 0i Mr. Peters, oi Palmer; Ituud, had

ICFO}! oi‘ field ‘average yield of 188i

had been disturbed. |pl'0(lllC<?t’.l anywhere in the Province or possibly in Eastern Canada. The avcruige fZIFlIIOI‘ would be wcll ad-

fccd for can lie grown to the acre and it is good to supplement pastures iii the full months. feeding corn is that it saves the hay and other feeds, which are bet- ter in viiitci’; change and when grass is getting scarce they appreciate some other

in a crop of corn every your. The climate is very

desirable production on any 1'5"“ large or small. crop should encourage other farm- ers to plant more next year.

Mr. F. s. Reeves, of 50ul-hport.

Keep the Children Healthy

There must be iron and ltsmlns in a child’s diet, for, without them, no child can thrive!

I "BEMA" Barbados Molasses ranks

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--CHURCil SERVICES-Sept. 18, Bideiord and Tyne valley United Churches. mnistcr: 11 a. m. Tyne Valley,- 3

Rev. J. A. Nicholson,

p. m. Lot 11, Freeland: '1 p. m. Bidcford. - ~12

—ISL.\ND CLlMnqil WELL

ADAPTED FOR GROWING MC- INTOSII RED APPLES-—Mr. F. s. ‘wile’ b“ “l”? l" ‘he m“ “m” Reeves, oi’ Southport, who ludged the fruit at the Prince County ex- hibition, and who is a large apple grower, expressed the opinion at the

that the island climate com- British Columbia. for growing are imported l:erc"’i'h' large Properly de- scope for _ The and temperate climate of the

Columbia with The ap-

varicties, and although thcrc could have bun a bet-

and construc-

obtainable in Prince Edward

'I‘wo to different con-

The machin-

supply for highway and The plant is giving

an exceptionally fine; com, which had an}

tons to the

This is thc best that has been

to grow more of this excellent cattle. Large quantities

Another reason for the cattle like the

feed. Every farm should put

suitable and its advantages make it a most

Mr. Peters’ splendid

Mr. Parent, of Charlottetown and

ammo: INIOYIIL-A 411M was held in the 1.0.01‘. Hall It Montague wii ii-sgm to 1am that aid o! the new Kins! 0011M? 3°!- pital. a inn crowd attended-H.

..'BUNDAY SERVICES — On , iaui Rev. i-r. n. Bell will preach as follows: South Lake, sl- even arm; Kingsboro, 7.80 P-m- l

..'UNITED BAPTIST eiioiwir -services for September 18, 1932: Dundas, 11.00 am; St. Peter's 7.00 p.in.; Annandale, 8.00 pun. Corn-I» munion service at close of St. Peter's service. H. C. Morgan. PM- l tor.

..'CHUR.C1I 0F THE HOLY ' TRINITY (Anglican). Georzewwﬂi, seventeenth Sunday alter Trinity,

Sept. 18th. Matias, 11 a..m., "Obed-

ience to the Ideali" Catechism.

2.30; Evensong, 7 p.m., “Union?

Wednesday, 21st, Bt. Matthew, Ap-

ostle, Evangelist and Martyr. Mst- , ins, 9 om; Evgnsong, 8 pm., "Tire, Saint." Capt, '1‘. I‘. Kelly, O. L,

in charge.

...-...‘. | JSTORM DAMAGIL- During the recentsevere wind and rain istorm o great many trees on the roads leading from Montague were blown down. Others had their branches torn away. At diflerent points trees fell on the electric

a

'iency of Montagues electrical en- l gineers the breaks were soon mend- ed and the light service continued. One man returning home at night narrowly escaped severe injury when a. tree fell across the mad missing the rear end of the wagon by a. small margin-H.

. RGII-‘T APPRECIATED.— The following letter was received by Mr. MacDonald from the trustees- of the New Kings"'County Hospital: To Mr. R. G. McDonald, Montague z - —Ai, a recent, meeting of the {frus- tees of the New Hospital; a unani- mous vote directed mu to convey t0 you their sincere appreciation of your magniﬁcent and valuable gift of the site for the proposed New Hospital. They feel that a rare combination has been found in you, to be the posse ‘of so suitable a site for the purpose, and to be of the will and generous spirit to offer itvso freely for the public welfare. ’ As an investment, though 1t mayl not give you a large return in dol- ' lars and cents, it will certainly re- ward you greatly in the happiness , of knowing you have contributed ' in so large a measure to the health and welfare of the community.“

reason/ins

..'Frle_nds of Mrs. A. R. Gibson, i Montague wil lregret to loam that she is ill and will hope to see her about soon again-H. I

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..‘Mr., I. E. Burden who became

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,his speedy recovery-H.

PRICES ‘THAT “STOCK UP ”

AS~THE HARVEST HAS BEE _ ERED, IN, Now IS THE TrllMgAl-H‘ GATHER IN oooo oRocERiEs

LOWEST PRICES. ALL VALUE TO LOWEST AT SCUT

“P. JWWEEK-Ellll SALE”

5.'>“52"S§."i.l“""'“‘“‘°" ﬁr 19c

ONIONS _ $1.00

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10 Lbs. OUR BEST BULK TEA

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CAMPBELL'S SOUPS- 4 Cans

CREAM OLIVE SOAP 5 Cakes

FRASER’S CHICKEN Can .

COFFEE Best Bulk Chasiegggil Sandborn

BAKING POW'DE~R~.-._ _ With Cup and Saucer .. E

ASSORTED COOKIES 259

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LARGE CUCUMBERS Dozen ...

LOBSTER 1/2 Lb. Tin (New Pack) . . . . . . . . .. 20°

TOMATOES For Chow. Peck 18° CALL ON us FOR POTATO BASKETS. BIG ASSORTMENT AT LOWEST PRICES. ass _ PHONE - s89

P. J. MacDONALD

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—Mr. Earle Warren, of Kinkora,

Hospital, and

can be expected-—S. much

‘I said:

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22-1 Kent st. Phone 1210. strongly recommend a larger acre- ____ _. age of corn throughout the Island 5757-9-16-21. next yeain-S. BRINGING UP FATHER

softens water. Great for dishes, too.

who was seriously hurt when he fell ' Purse-S 811011111 be Chosen-HS they "I fcel a terrible pain in my Bid‘ from a truck wagon on Monday. almost never are-Iii front 0f 8- when I put my hand up to my was brought to the Prince County mirror, for they should be becoming. head."

an operation per- Your height and build should deter- formed. He is now doing as well as mine the purses you buy quite aerthe doctor, "why do you put your

soaks’. Out nix-r a ' ‘Kind to Hanrt ' usedtlie neug Oxydolh f

Muller. quicker suds-Still’; moresuds-tliat’s why the New Oxydol docs so much-soaks

clothes fresh and elem without harm to hands or dainty things. Never balls up, rinses clean,

BAG SELECTION "Doctor," said a hypochrondricsl

patient, describing her symptoms.

"Then: my dear hladame," said

as materials do. lhnnd to your head ‘P "

Procter I Gamble Tommie. Uni.

5.0%‘ I MORESUDS

riiis coivi PLETE HOUSEHOLD‘ 5on1!

MUEHCAL THAT MAGGIE 1'5

[Ti-us POLITICAL can: l5 GiTTmi on MY NERvES- NOW WE GOT To qo HOME TD A_

SEE HCMI ‘SHE FIGURES THAT iTl-l- GIT "\T ME ANY VOTES FER MAYOR-

NOW. JEMSEN‘. ANNOUNCE EACH oF THE GuESTS A‘: "mEY ﬁRRivE-

qivisr-i oom-

VERY GooDMiJm- V75 ABouT TIME. ‘THEY WERE ARMVINQ- H‘:

rr NOT ?

BINGINCA-‘(QU KPPLAUD LlKE. THE RE$T OF THE GUESTS-

sowesiu‘ THEY nod-r ABPLAUO?

New REMEMBER-WEN l Flﬂlflrl

MAYBE You - suootonr My! ‘roioem You wuz comm

GRAcious-‘n-iia l5 TERRIBLE - NOT out: or THEM HA5