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OONFIDIBATION LIFE IN- ` suaancr. L-me-1-12-su »

I _ . i ROBIN HOOD FLOUB Milled `

from washed wheat for your satis- faction. L-1075-1-28-Ll. ' ~ ‘

aaiuovu. - cnappeu ar oo.. i

have moved to the Brace Block, 164 1

Queen Street. LIB77-8-27-31 _

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F- YOUHE of Syd-Hel' will take over the territory o! the Dunlop Rubber 1 Co., in the Maritimes which was ' formerly in the charge of Arthur V l

beenonterepooals o e

l Sydney Post some twelve years ago.

4 of Mr. and l\1'.*s. Damien Shreenan

4 Minn., Mrs. Edward Keough (Katie)

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Profile Brims * Tall Turbans! i c Smokestack Crowns!

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O I ‘vacation with her mother, Mrs.

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; Chartered Accountant ! 140 Rlchmoiid Street

j Phone 47. P. 0. Box 12.

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McLeod & Bentley

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' J. A. ai»;.\:'i`Li;Y, K. C. _ Barrlstcrs and Attorney-at-Law

MONEY ro Loss

Alex. W. Matheson

BARRlS'l`i‘.ll, S()I.lL`lTUR_ ETC. i Money lu Ln:\n (`ril|i'cliuii5 1 0ll'icc: 90 Great George Street

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Far Sighted Eyes

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sighted eyes are weak re- fractlvcly. Dlscomfnrt from this condition shows mostly lt near work rind may be hem-lnchr, sore eyes, ner- vousness or even upset Tum- ach. Car drivers in this class may suffer considerable dis- comfort. Glasses relieve the strain.

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In Mem oriamf

MARY F. iviAcn0:vALD""

Ou one of those lovely niid~

Summm’ m0miI\i!s that she livcd to sec, thcrc was laid awuy in the Warm dry earth. by tender hands, scarccly yet accustomed to the worlds hard toil-a little flower of Faith and Hope and Patience, all that was mortal of Mary F. MacDonald, after being loaned to earth by God for the short space of twenty years, which she lived perfectly, ever close to Him, she kept herself unspotted from the fcarfulncss of the world-a model of sweet girlish innocence.

Her sou1's house of clay began

to crumble three years ago, and in those more than one thousand ling days and longer nights she never complained. always hopeful thu; lic-i' lir-altli ivoiilrl soon he rc- storccl, until the sudden death of livr lirotliri' Alfred a fcw weeks pi~f~\'iuiis_ Slic gave up thc long slriigglc and in‘her wise quiet way, made perfect suffering, she i1.»?<l those iiliout licr. “I will soon li- with Alfred. cicnr God come and inkc mc."

Ori Slliiflziy Aiiygiist 2‘.2ii<l slic ""-

<'<-i-vrl licr summons, und in her liltic wiiid .=.\\'cpt room, liygliicd by tliu i'ii\~s of llic setting sun and ii i'.i."1<ri'iiiu mix taper in 4; small i\'li.i¢ hanfl Death touched her so gr-nllv that thc loved ones watch- ing could not believe that her _upii-i: l~.'i<l flcd.

It ii-as to be thc privilege of her

llf~ lnniz friends and neighbor 7\lls:; .Vfaijv O'Brien to summon for the last time o representative of Christ. and soon her pastor, Rev. Fatlier Rooney, of Morcll, camo bearing once more the Bread of Angels. "I-lun'y Father" she said with smiling eyes "I want to die." After she had received hor Lord in the Blessed Sacra- mcnt. the happy priest left ‘icr with an assurance of her prayers for him from Heaven. One hour inter timn ceased for her and Eternity began.

Miss MacDonald was the 'l.iugh~

ici' of James F. and Katie (Find- lavl MacDonald of Bristol, whcrr slic was bom and lived most of her life. In her school days she was ii bright and apt pupil. She attended St, Josephs Convent Charlottetown. for two years and was loved by her teacher, Sister St. Bernadette and was a daily communicant at St. Dunstan‘.< Basilica throughout many Irri- ien seasons. Her tasks no matter of what na-

ture. were always done we-ll and when she left the world, she seem- cd to be more weary of its wan- tonness than ill. She ls survived by her parent'

and two brothers, Frank in Hali- fax and Rupert at home, and bv four listers lhrleret, Eunice.

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Teresa and Catherine.

Her funeral was held on Aug-

ust the 24th to the Little Flower

. Church, Morell, where her beauti-

ful form was borne by: Frankie Kelly, Gerald McAdam, Walter A. O'Brien. Arisilem Loplerre. Stirling McEwen and Cyrus _l’.»oplcrre. After a Requiem High ‘ Mass was sung by Rev. George

MacDonald, “Mamie" was laid t0 rest in the shadow of God's Tem- ple-the consecrated ground, re- served for all who die in the Lord. Close beside her brother Alfred they laid her-another child be- loved of God, and designated to suffer cruely for a short time on earth. and whose grave is sli.l damp with the tears of bereaved

i sorrowing relatives, who were call- ` ed upon to surrender him just siX wccks before. Rest happy tn God.

OLD CABLE SHIP

T0 BE SCRAPPED

` HALIFAX. Aug- 29-(C)-After _being “pensioned oft" for the last -six years of a bil-Sy 37 5`¢Bf5 Of iire. the sid cable ship Tyflen is to be broken up here and sold for scrap.

Decision to scrap the 1,039-t0I\

vessel brings to an end one of the most active careers of all cablc ships of the Canadian G0V9?l’1m0¥\ll For more than 37 YCRYS- the Kal' lant little ship d'd 'her part to lmairitain communication between

spent a few days at his old homei

ar _ ' at York recently. i ‘ -

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$5.95 $7.50 _

Moncton the guest of Mr and Mrs John W. Mennie, St. George St.

' city they were the guests of their

Vlxu eoombe of Charlottetown Mr Viniiecombe has been transferred to the Hallfar office- a direct promo- tion for the Island men who has been in the employ of the Dunlop

taking the opportunity to introduce 1 Mr. Young. Incidentally Mr, Young 5 is e. former newspapcrman hav`ng l

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-Amherst News.

FAMILY REUNION-The home

and mother, Kiiilzora, was gladden- ed 'Ln the past weeks by a visit from loved members of the family. Sis- ters Leona and Ina of St. Paul,

Winnipeg. and Rev. Mother Marietta, ` Supcriorcss St. Josephs Convent, Winnipeg, anozlicr brother and son Herbert and his wife, New York, arid Frank, Philadelphia, feeling the home longing, followed in a. few days. Edgar fa grandson) and his wife also made a brief visit. Regin- ald and George. on account of their busy season could not come. Word has been i‘c:‘ei\'cd that iill are back to their several callziigs, and they; hope and pray to ive to meet all again ln their dear Island home.

Mr. Ambrose Vescy, Woodstock.;

ooncem for several years. Mr. Vin-

neoombe was making a. farewell I » call on accoimts in this district and f H 0 A N I E E

l . I 9 I Low Price, See These Big Enterpnse Feature Values _f

If You Really Want A HIGH QUALITY Rang. A, Ai

POPULAR ENTERPRISE

With Oven Here’s a steel range that

_Will Hive you years of cook- ing satisfaction. Rugged construction with polished 0001008' f0P- A quality range throughout. Complete

waterfront or reser-

QUEBEC PRINCESS ._ l

One of our most popular Stoves for small homes T- Gives plenty of heat and is an excellent baker and cook-

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Mrs. John R. McLean, Souris. is

visiting in Campbellton as a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dori- _ aid McBcath in Saint John. .

Miss Myra Kelly has returned to

George Kelly, Kinkora.

Mr. Raymond Luquc, of Crapaud

left Thursday nzoming for New York City where he will meet his ..~rother, Benjamin, who has recent- ly arrived there, from Trinidad, :ind is in the employ of the Ma- ;'.nc Dept. of the Standard Oil Co.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Cedric West, _:!kir.k, Ont., spent the past week . Eldon, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roliert Sinclair West. They a'so visitecl their uncle at York Station. Mr. and Mrs. West return to their :heme Monday. Mr. West is man- . agcr of the Bank of Commerce at Selkirk. a distance of 1300 miles from Charlottetown. Wh‘le in the

cousin, Mrs. A. R. Wise, 155 Euston Street.

drydock inspection of her hull in 1931. She has laid tied up at a ,Dartmouth pier ever since. ; Occasionally thc work of the Tyrian took lier iicar dread Sable Island. long known as the Grave- yard of the Atlantic. Oii one such trip, she almost joined the counilfss ships whose hiilks res; on t,'- treacherous sands. when slic cau.,it in the sandbars and tossed ashore.

Old salts shook their heads then

and predicted the end or the little craft, for few ships ever survive after once going ashore on Sable Island. But the Tyrian proved hersef one of thc few, fought her way off. and found her, WHY £0 the Open sea once again. '

Steel Stove

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A reliable compact Cook Stove for small homes. Strongly constructed of steel. Burns coal or wood. Has roomy, bright ~ oven, Ivory enamel and nickel trimmings.

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ST. .lOl-lN'S Nfld. Aug. 29 - The Labrador herring were of

(CP)~The supply of herring along fine Quality. Bhd c0uld be made me Lan.-actor coast was sufficient; into eiwellelit kiniwrs. The United. to keep tlircc factories running States would lJl‘0vide a markef-l for at 1035; 300_ years, Hemydor at least 100.000 boxes each Kllaptscli ;|»;1ortcd he:e after an ‘ year. 110 said. A fBC!0rY has already

Ncwfouiidlaiicl and Labrador. 'few semnle shipments made, he

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ANNOUNCEMENT

We have removed our store from Grafton Street te

investigation tour or the coasts or been Set “P in SWB HHfb°fl and A 164 Queen Street in the Brace Block

l Ein-one and America. Now Lowsn in mics. K1HDiS°h» vmiiloyrc Of the Santa S“’d~ We have a complete line of electrical goods in 0"'

Built in Glasgow, Scotland in, _ Cruz Oil Company, said he had _ll Was expected the tiuee her-i » 1869' me Tymn mst plied me, recommended that his mm esm,J_ ,ng ,.ed,,mg factorks would bel new store, and we will be glad to have you drop in and see

l tories along the Labrador .shore.` < i

_ each factory with R deny mpaeity Mathematics Pi‘ofessor--If there Yours electrically,

of 2,500 barrels. are forty-eight States in the Un‘on,

‘by the late Captain Nell Hall, later About 1,000 people would find and superheatcd steam equals the

Harbor warden of Halifax, gold to emvlvyment from. the scheme, in- distance from Bombay to Paris, &

the Dominion Government and Cludirlg thc fishermen catching what is my are? ' rcfitted for cable service. - t l`l

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the water and this would be a- Frosh-Well, I have e brother

fit for activ service after a voided by the company buying' whois 22 and he isonly half nutty

Atlantic for the Anchor Line. then became a West Indies merchantman and finally graduated t0 8 Cable iswp, She was brought to Halifax

she served in that capacity wl-

dcr the control of the Fisheries

iish three herring reducing fic in operation by nm June our new and up-to date show room

the herring. he predicted. only rrosh-Forty-four, sir, Pll0ll¢ 1440 Electrical Contrac 0

thins that mlllhi- affect the con- Professor-Correct, and how did _

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