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This column is reserved for news of local interest. but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted

at five cents a word. strictly psy- eiiie in advance.

CIAEWELL for Better Hhoto- graphs.

HOWARD Mso.lNNIB FOOT- WEAR st 175 Queen street.

FOR SCHOOL OPENING - Genuine leather school bags. Ren- Eonably priced. S. L. 1-lardy, J:

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BBFRIGEBATOBS. Ranges, Ila- tors and Washer repairs. Storey

Electric. Phone 3001. SPECIAL rouru RALLY In

Central Christian, Friday, 8 p.m. Chas. Mills, Indiana, speaker.

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MINOR ACCIDENT - A minor car accident occurred about 8.26 am. yesterday when a 1940 Olds. mobile travelling south on Cum- bcriand street was in colligion with a half-ton panel truck going East on Euston Street. Neither driver was injured and there was only slight damage to the vehicles.

APPEAL ENTERED - An sp- peal by the Swift Canadian Com- pany against. the license fee as- sessed under a Provincial statute. an Act for the Licensing or Rae- gistration of certain Corporations or Companies. was entered in Queens County Court yesterday before Judge C. St. Clair Trainor. It was adjourned to a day to be fixed.

BULLETINS FROM BIRDLAND A

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M AIlKI-ZTING

Once autumn comes along. many Canadian born birds begin.to find marketing a tiresome affair. Of course this is not true for seed raters. because great quantities of their favourite food. especially weed seeds. cnn be found throughout the country. But just. because Canaries and House sparrows. live on seeds we should not forget that many species have quite different preferences.

As long as ocean going vessels are in our ports. they continue to attract Gulls, which feed on re- fuse almost exclusively. when possible. Otherwise these birds shop around for fish. crustaceans. and sometimes insects. young birds, or mice. On our east coast. Ganneis dive for fish, and espe- cially like herrings. Once our lakes and rivers freeze over, King- fishers and Great Blue Herons can no longer stay with us; they must keep somewhat ahead of the frost as they move southward to wet- er where fishing lasts throughout winter.

Although most Hawks are fond of our ever present. rodents. they too find marketing difficult as winter draws in. Therefore the majority start. migration in late

- autumn, before there is danger of

snow covering up their prey. But Ospreys have to leave with the Kingfishcrs because their tastes are the same. ' The tiny Hummingbirds are now getting on their way, For them marketing in Canada ends when our nectar-produciiig flowers are over. Dimlniitive insects found at. the heart of these blossoms are their only other food. with tho exception of Wood- neckers, which are able to find wood - boring grubs on our tree trunks at all seasons. insectivor- ous birds are badly off as autumn advances and there are few in- sects left. A month or more ago swallows began to flock. ready for their southern trek. Nighthawks are off; soon most of the Flycatch- ers will be on their way; in a few weeiu the Vlreos too must go: and scarcely ii Warbler will be seen in Canada by the end of October. Berry pickers. like Robins and Purple Finches. will be able to gather sufficient nourishment for several months yet. Birds that enjoy dried fruits are next most fortunate to the seed eaters. be- cause mountain ash berries, choke-

thls Old-Fashioned I

We are crammed for room and are Clearing out the above Odds n' Ends at "J! Iettem Prices to ' make room for New Fall Merchandise.

Jack Cameron

SALAD DRESSING

Flovaurful - Econemiiai Easy to Moire Thinit of ii! 12 ounces of smooth. rreamv .uIad-dre.u- ing made in s iihy from this four-ounce tin. Just follow the simple directions on file container. Your family will love the old-fashioned tang. And you'll save money, tool Ask for Ba hour's Salad

in Kent St.

Charlottetown. P.E.l.

Cream Powde .

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itaciionald - Iiiniaii Wedding ..

A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at Charlottetown on Saturday August 11. when Mary Melinda. eldest daughter of Mrs. George lninsn and the late George lnmen of Argyle shore was unit- ed in Holy Bonds of Matrimony to Robert Daniel MacDonald son of Mrs. Neil Darrsch of Canoe Cave, Rev. J. H. Bllhop performed the double-ring ceremony. -

The bride was lovely in her floor-length sown of while satin. Her three-quarter length veil was held in place by a ooronet of or. once blossoms. She wore s single strand of crystals and carried ii bblliiuet of red roses. Miss Adelaide Inmsn. sister of the bride was bridenneld. She was gowned in F81! F99" nylon. Her shoulder length veil was held! in place by s lnum 01' orange blossoms. She iarried a bouquet of Talisman ros- s.

Mn S-nay MacNelll, Clyde mV9l'- CID! bly supported the groom.

The bride's mother chose for her daughter's wedding a dress or lilac nylon. with black accessories sndnwore a corsage of pink roses.

The groom's mother was attired in blue crepe with navy accessor. ies and wore it corsage of pink roses.

Following the ceremony a wed- dine SUPP!-.r at the Queen Hotel was served to fourteen guests. Later they motored to the bride's home where a buffet supper was served to fifty guests. Mrs. Abiiah Inmsn poured tea. while Mira. Waidron Seller, Mrs. John Mac. Kinley and Barbara Inman ser- ved.

Later in the evening a group or

friends arrived to tender- best wishes.

Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald will reside in Charlottetown where the groom is employed. cherries. bittersweet. bai-berries,

the fruit of the sumach, and oc- casionally even apples are left to hang on trees until some Piiiei Grosbeak. Crossbill, or Waxwingl comes along for a mid-winteri feast.

Are male birds chivalrous?

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. MARY MIcPIIEIISON

There passed away in the P. E. Island Hospital on August 14th. Mrs. Mary MacPherson. widow of the late Laughlin MzicPht-rson in her 79th year. She was born in Bellevuc, and moved to Valley- fieid East in 1907. where she lived until two years iigo when she went to Charlottetown to live with her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. John MacPherson. Because of her lovely Christian character. her beautiful service in her home, the community and congregation. and her good will to- wards evcrybody. Mrs. MacPher- son was highly esteemed to all who knew her.

A short. funeral service at the home. Charlottetown. conducted by Rev. J. T. Irwin of Trinity Un- ited Church, was followed by serv- ice in the Valleyfield United Church, conducted by the minister, Rev. A. C. Fraser. assisted by Rev. A. S. Weir of Pownal. and Rev. J. F. MacKay of Vernon. The favourite selections "The Lord's My Shepherd". and "We Cannot Think Of Them As Dead Who Walk With Us No More" were sung. W. A. Bruce and Angus Milli” MN! I duet. "Higher Ground". The large attendance at these services. and the many beautiful floral offerings were ev- idences of the fine impressions this gracious Chrisiliin lady made on her generation.

The late Mrs. Ma(:Phei-son is survived by four sons, Laughiln M. MLicPherson of Toronto. John MacPherson of Charlottetown, Rev. Wallace MiicPherson of the Mur- ray Harbour congreizaiion. and Gordon MacPhcrson of Valieyfit-ld I-Inst. Two step-sons. Alexander MiicPherson iind Malt-olm Mac-

! (laughter their.

Piicrson of Boston: one step- Mrs. W. A. Burns of Clizirloiiciown; two sisters (Mar. gurei) Mrs. Vvrinizc-r of Water- lnwn. Mnss.. and film) Mrs. Dan MucPherson. Vancouver, B.C.

Card Of Thanks

The family of the late Richard MacCormack wish to convey to their neighbours and friends. gratitude for the expression of love and kindness during their recent sad and sudden bereave- merit.

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TI-IIS WEEK-END WE OF- FER WITH OUR BIG GROC- ERY VALUES, EXTRA SPE- CIAL MEAT PRICES.

SAVE ON MEAT

FRESH YOUNG COUNTRY PORK FOR ROASTING. lean. meaty. lb. . .. . 59;

Eb: eeeeeeeet eeeeeeeeej eeeee,eeeeee Almost 1007?. Meat

PICNIC STYLE

SMOKED HAMS. 5 to 7 lbs. Reg. 79c value. lb. . . . 65:

Something that will keep for weeks (if you don't eat it).

BARGAINS IN GROCERIES YOU HAVE TO SEE

few days. "We price it low and let it go"-Get your winter's stock now.--Store Open Friday and Saturday until 9:30 P. M.

PRESERVING PLUMS IN STOCK PEACHES. PEARS. BLUE GRAPES Best OuaIiI'y- Lowest Prices

Large Blue PLUMS. basket is?

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The Moffat tunnel. opened in, Depths of over 2.000. fitthoms i928. runs 32,150 feet long underlhave been regisiercd in various parts of the Arctic Ocean.

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