for Economical Tronrporrarlog

y - oorSec/lan Cost

- $1Yf195;'?.j . ..

2 if? iri or"! Oelildwlw‘ if i»

the Chevrolet

of spyelu years ago with

tbeChevrolet of today and

realize ligw radically Chevro- let haSQevised all Conceptions _

of-motancar-value’ ment Chevrolet has built up P

l i In 1920i £h‘é'idi§évi-o1oi i1lus- a P1-'°d“¢'¢i°i\ volume which , l l

In 1927 '

3759-‘9

{rated ‘hell-Ne represented the places-it first among all cars in highe standards of quamy the world. And» Chevrolet has

and v3 no , , , at a priu of ‘shared the savings of volurne $1795 (Lab. Oshawa) _ _ _ purchasing and production, over a thousand dollars more . with the Public by Teaming than you pay today for a Cimv. the prices of Chevrolet cars. rolet that possesses style, lux- - .

So, today, you get a Chevrolet

i ury-and refinement unthought- , _ _ i of in any car a few years ago. wlth amazing QUALITY m

- ,_ ,, _ . its every detail at a fraction In following, its fundamental

_ _ of the cost of a similar model policy of constant. improve- Chevrolet of seven years ago.

C-Illl

y PRODUCT Ol‘ GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED A, nonnn & Co, PRINCE MOTORS

tihariottetown t si-Immerllde‘ MATTHEW a Ma ALEAN, LTD. Sourls

l v1» . , I DEALERSFORPRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

mazing

in Chevrolet History

sweat war and went overseas, where ful disposition, strong

i he contracted the

I'- i] w‘. i,» . IN \ 'caused his death. faithful in his ‘friendships, Returning from overseas in 1010. endeared himself to the hear

MR. HERBERT W. EMBREE

‘friendfi threushout U10 N. R. until 1023 when he was forc- early age has cast a gloom ove "VIEW and elsewhere will hear ed to give up his work and enter whole community.

ill 1199p T158111‘; 0f the P085018 the N. S. Sanitarium for treat- His funeral which was fly 0f Herbert W., son of the late-ment. His health seemed to improve Friday at 2 p. m. was very pt. and Mrs. John Embree. 0f for n. time until last May when he attended, testifying to the rt l-lawkesbury. N. 8., on Wed-‘took a turn for the worse, and in esteem in which decease ay morning, July 27th at the spite of all the loving care and Rev. Mr. "lipase oi’_34 years. __ {tender nursing, he gradually weak- llt/wasii Iaithfubemployee ofthehaned until the end came.

ll. R. before he _enlls\ec in tlic Being of a very happy and cheer-f Fro

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Many

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!G0." and "Abidewith Me." lsun; also a solo “God will .away all Tears” was beautifull

omlnni foelhwater l“ dew-letd-

oonthat inturnhuanndbar H . d.‘ ‘between it and the sen: behind,- v v- ‘ “ ' ;cool, fragrant woodland.

fmother. three sisters. Mrs.

the ideal setting of Pictou _ ‘Lodge that offers the combined I ~ days-oi‘ forest and sea: oi‘ uli: "nmp-W‘ ‘ i water and fresh.

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N. S.

1Qliplclullqll‘iwoomoilhtlun In rustle lug bungalow-n with nloctrlo

yulimll- Townsend of Louisburgbll. s. u “ I‘ lllzhfn uml running hot and cnltl r

pro-deceased, hinffiaeven years

dill.‘

l irvuibr In each room. Largo cou- frul building wlih dlnliug room rind mnln lounge. llufon $0.50 n iluy or $10 n wank, Alllfllrlll‘ Plun. _(loll. yaolltlnl. blLl|IlIltI_ minlni, motoring. Open onnd uo-sooijiu. , “I.

ows: ~ Crescentr-Mothezf‘; '

Cross-"Sue." =3 .

Spray-Mildred’ and Wallie.

Sunnla In Onllmldl i l i Diamond JubllopiYmr. - l9

a fiANADlAfl NATIONAL » > ‘The Wilton)‘ Syflem in America

Ilnulilotn ‘mufidompletfiil Ilfllflll

family. - .

Cross-Bob and Theo. Cross-Eva and Etta. Spray-Annie and James.

Sydney. Orescent- Helen Glover. Sydney.

and

nfrom

It]stair-an‘?f%':lrkz£‘:fnékr:av~lt' Ritchie, Tlrlict Alnul. Station, or l‘. wreath__c' l-S-ii. .. ,- , Point Tapper. Wreath-Telephone Office

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wimp“ ~ J Wreath-Town Boys.

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‘flfi-jprbwbllljmbersbip Potato i Growers} Association

Spray-Meisne children. Spray-Kaye and Emma. . Basket of ilvlurdock. Bydnc .

- Prince Edward Q bionday last of Mr- Alfred

Money-n‘ mum mo. hThe fee of $5.00 must wellmllfl-IIY

*' a tum-nix x

By order of

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' neutral‘. Secretory.

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Ille- Iiivpa mm imlq no

Shaw hm been ill mnrnili, and passed away liliPl‘ oilterin the Hospital-

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ngo and there are left to

Alvin and Clayton at les mid Airs. lrvhig M eru (‘nluiidiu Mrs. Percy Sherwnotl. one brother.

\~_v Hench. John liiur-Mlllnn. n Th0 goliernl esteem 'us held. was

in w

,._ $1.; . .

AIIIAWE isgui-rs. omits. no.

afternoon. ducted by hand, and "Ibo my real‘ in ibo Rrn ' Q-QNQPV. Th0 [in]! hGQi‘

Allan and James R. J

Point

this Chevrolet Z-door Sedan (CIIGCII) Co“;

Quality

in his onio-lmy disease which tlons, generous in his sympathies. ‘Wm-NCO t” le-ehmd‘

Ihe resumed his duties with the C. many. His passing away at such an

held on

.Two favorite hymns of deceased: |"O, Love That Will Not Let Me,England from mammoth

Idered by Mr. Albert Mason, a friend

He leaves to mourn besides his lBurch of BordcngiP. E. 1., Mildred and Hazel at honiev also two broth-

ers, Wallie. engineer at Leonard Fisheries and Clarence of Wolfvilic

Tho floral tributes were as foll-

Spray-Jennie and Clarence. Wreath-Uncle Ed, and Clem and

Wreath-Sarah and Wilmot.

N. R. Employees,

Pillow-Mr. and Mrs. E. Meisner. more yam-l

Rnies-Mamismapfiln an upholstered. ha

Carnations-Ella. and liferfll’.

"W “y'all Z div " . - y_ ' - __-_--<0>--——— iwblilwi" .7 , . Potato. Growers‘ Mil-Alf _,,~-5'1Aw .. ...~- Adslwleullfl- . a one ' oi-‘thyseason of 1927 on ‘ “ —-fi—i-& The death occurred in

island Hospital on Amorimr’ tz-ggingar a ‘n! t -'-'

a well kmowii and highly respected

farmer of Brackle"? 364th- for about ii

l-lls wife (i8_(l about two‘ yeprd iiftba ground. \'- '2

(ho following sous and daughters; ’ home. Char- experts Londqns, lucid» cl

iller in West- eludes nearly n10, _

nud one sister, Western Canada. er l8 l"

shown by the large nflflldnllro ni his funeral yesterday The services were con- Rev. Mr. Wilson. Cove- wan laid to‘

f‘. nt- .=. n.» A werotghdle Mat-Milieu.) le n-

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ ‘Central Guardian

l Scientific FLEET-i}

Salt water fish that swim rapid- ly seldom livc more than a week in aquariums.

About 90 per cont of tho electric Dlanis in Cnilla ale used only for lighting.

A fruit juice extractor and measur. ing glass have been combined by

microbes ‘are kept in ‘an "English medical museum. ‘ ~ '- :.~». -c..__,_~ - ,.

The fiftieth anniversary‘ o0 the invention of the microphone was observed recently.

a Under a new patent law propos- ; ed for France inventors will be protected for 20 years.

Experiments will be tried" in Ver- ginia forest in raising giant red- wood trees from California.

Slot machines that sell cigarettes and- matches have been installed on some of London's streets.

The end of a new metal point pro- tecior for lead pencils is flattened to serve as a letter opener,

A process for making glue in bead form instead of cakes or tablets has been invented 1n Germany,

Gas suitable -for cooking. and flouting is "produced from waste- vegetuble matter-Milli) a new gen- eratoi.

To enable an~av-iator~to tiell .his~ flying speed by sound is the pur- pose of a French. l]l\'_0llt<0_l'B|flBVl¢Q.

New lawn sprinklers have been invented that can be operated slugley. or in series from one lino of hose. ,_ ,

There lias beemaqsieady increase,

in tllc cotton prpductlonuqflthq Kiel. gluu Congo fonthguiasthsix lyears

A tool resembllngiiapostfdiole aug‘

a i ' t . . ". 9”“ “r _. _ the nu are any event on Mon- More than '2000*'klnds of living day’ ‘ 1y 1 ‘what M“ Flgmc“ us young arm-

NEW PREMIUM — Ladies Shot!- l

ping Bags given free with every new or renewal subscription to the Guardian.

AUTO STROP RAZOR in. case

P0!!- Dflld to any address in Canada

0n rficfllllt 0! a new or renewal

miarlywubscriptlon to The Guar- an. ’

KEOUGIQAN-DUFFY. —-St. Pat- rick's Church. Fort, Augustus-was

Keoug a pr _

er of onagh was united in matri- mony 0 Miss Ellen Cathenfxie Duffy ‘m9 “"95" Allzustustchovming and i popular-a young ladies. The, cere- m°ny is Performed by the pasto

Rev. r). P. Croken. "_ The bride’, who was given away by her father, Mr. Patrick Duffy was attended by Miss Kathleen Kelly and the groom W98 Bllimflrted by Mr. Joseph Mc- Eachern. The bride looked charm- ing in a dress of pink crepe georgefgpg and white lace hat and carried a bouquet of white carnations. The bridesmaid wore blue crepe-do. Ohene dress with hat to match and

carried a bouquet of pink carna- 331m As the bridal party entered the cwlrch they were greeted with M: eddlns March rendered by

s. J. J. McCarthy and during the Nuptinl Mass Mr. J. J. McCarthy 55118 Gounod's Adorote and 0’ Salutaris. Immediately after the cefemlmy the bridal party moi-bred to Georgetown, Montague and 0th. er eastern parts, returning for din- her to the home of the bride. where about seventy-five guests had as. eembled to offer felioitations and partake of the many good things prepared by tho parents of the bride for the occasion. Among the guests was the Rev. D. P. Croken. After_ dinner was served speech- mlikml- SW18 and dance were heart- ily entered lbw. and everything went as merry as a marriage belly In the evening the bridal party‘ motored to the home of the groom) Where upwards of one hundred had assembled to offer congratulations! and partake of a sumptuous repast‘ repared for the occasion by Mrsi eoughan, mother of the groom.‘

er has been invented by a Nebras-

lia mail to clean outnbolt holes in, Mclnnis. Tracadie. the very popular . - .. Illllsllll-Bilis-tuned up their violins,

machinery. .

After supper was served the Messrs., ‘

v P.E.I. is Far-Famed for its Fisheries

And BIG BEN is equally famous for the wonderful value and the sound satisfaction it gives to every man who enjoys a rich, full-flavouredChewlng Tobacco.

The PLUG keeps the choice tobacco always fresh and moist; there is no waste from chipping or crumbling.

The PLUG is more convenient to carry, too, for it

fits any podcet.

PLUG Chewing Tobacco

. Your dealer

se l l: BIG BEN by tho plug and by the Vacuum (air-tight) Tin ..

8nd nqthing further was necessary

4i

An lndivliluallbath tub lint-nan wbrlngth d to - - v ' ' " e many goo s p dancers \v0re a white hat, while the brldes-‘L. of KellysCross parish, while the latives of the two families being

pupal ls provided in u school‘ at to the floor and one of the good old _WlUJ time weddings was heartily enpoyed

Stockholm in cpnilection

health campaign.

1200 horsepower. .

wringer. a new utensil pens and bean-s from their with rubber rollers.

German aviation interests will ex; the tannin,‘ ercsting ceremony

DDESBIIgST,

perlment to ileteriiiine of maintaining u

Herb ts of

r the or oil burning devices.

hlghitally at a speed of four inches

d was held-l n ra uall sinkln . Coffin of the United ye“ a d g d y g Church assisted by_Dr. Harry Freda Iol Cleveland, Ohio, officiating. Dr. da knowing deceased for a num- |ber oi years, paid a glowing tribute hem at [he right shoulder, ‘to his sterling character and life. ' -_-_-

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were found in Siberia glacier and Wipe livcd to be 50,000 years old. ren-

Geiyp sects when the glass is opened.

Manitoba's sei vice twoen Wlilnipogaild tho

He was marriediixjl 1918 to Hilary inc” A largo clock on a public bulld- liig at Philadelphia has boon inu- ning for almost a centurary with - little attention except cleaning and

, who ago.

winding.

monopoly all long distance and tornutional telephone _servicc-.i that country.

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According

8mm enough waste on averaged residence for 40

The weight with new device

the upbolstory.., .,,... . The largeptfi

Germany lit-III) lbail t3

Sllflw- iadnche

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Mr‘. shortly a. cane for or

,. e

1110"?“ "'""" . oiccordlng iomBi-ltish reae

Roper, oficial ultraviol Robert. from that city.

~ slim-tulle ck‘ - Dromiomr or ‘ M‘ o e rs. When the emergency brakes lllPd back n new automobile

mo}. he’ lock“ is secures it out of gear

‘Poyoiielifl, lot -fb ~

hiieph

\

u as;

Reeemblins u miniature clothes including a silver service from her Blifleeflfl brother Rev. Henry Duffy. Edmon- P°d5 ton.

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An electric rivot llcatci‘ for con- structors has been invented that can handle more rivets than coal

. It lias been found that u Swiss “mew mountain peak is moving horizon-

An inventor has given a shotgun v ‘s5 1 J h _ a stock so shorped, that it can be M Jenna 0 nswn‘ sister o‘ the aimed with a man's left eye wlieii- church was

Hillard balls have ‘been made in tusks

be-

" Fine copper screens have been in- vented to fit under Windshields oil automobile-s to oxcludo dust and iii-

first commercial air has been established hc- > mining

aroa in the central part of the prov-

Tlio Italian government has doc- lded to operate as a government m- bcon invented for cleaning electric

When aicrailk is attached in tho front bar of an automobile bumper Crescent “ivnirquet mmnerman’ the bar becomes winch with which o ciu can be pulled out of the mud Glwys or sand.

to an Engllshisclen-

tist ouch lightning flash represents d electricity to light be used in the dark, an arrow that

of’; ‘person seated‘ ir equipped orces ‘ odorless

ll b ‘Ill.’ Poms l9 yelmihand,

‘he a 27000Zton vessel ‘for the " South! ‘ service, was Milli

A Boston railroad man has" com- biiied p, lauterail for ailnellllll-Wllll le-switchmenv- _ - and being aha diiedflor insertion

l-‘ll

arch p Uirli“"'o§r-'wltli' -plain louse glaring ahlehis to‘ be ‘clamped in front of

lrds of the ben- _ them to reflgjagtheir rays downward

t rays of sunlight

l rylifatheson. Char-

‘ ty. John ll. Rbireifi form of pap - Charla , ‘Gregor Brack- lé. affilia- vont juice from tbeinqp§_'

The popularity of the young couple ,was evidenced by the many costly, presents and substantial chequesv

Congratulations.

WEDDING BELLS-A most int- took place in Kelly's Cross Church on Wednes- U day morning 27th July, the mar- v riage of Mr. James Raymond John- stcn, a popular young farmer o1 Central Bedeque, and Miss Mary Frances Bradley. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. E. Bradley of Kelly's Cross. The nuptial Mass was celebrated by Rev. P. L. Mc- Mahon. P. P., who also performed “ the marriage ceremony. The groom was supported by Mr. J. Austin Bradley, the bride's brother, and

was the bridesmaid. The tastefully decorated for the occasion, the day was an ideal sunshiny one, and the pretty scene was one long w be remem- bered by the many friends of the contracting parties, who were pres- cnt at the happy function. The bride, who is very popular wherev- er she is known, having Taught school at Kelly's Cross, Bedequc and Hartsville. was becomingiy at- tired in a dress of coral satin and

groom.

with the brake-s sci until the lock is opened with a key.

The Colombian government has mapped out an extensive program of rililroiiil and highway construct- ion, includlug tho projection of scv~ oral trunk i-ailiaods.

A brush that is revolved by crank at ibc cud of its long handle has

in lights and their fixtures lilgh above iloois. - With present reservation of about 11,000,000 acres. Airstralia is planning to permanently reserve 24,000,000 acres of lnnd for ilio production of timber.

To prevent flro porlla a gasoline guago has been invented that can

or, can he detected by touch moving over on notched dial.

in ’ The aides of a recently patented bag-for women. designed to thwart thieves, are held together a draw string that must bo

Vooseued to open the bag.

railways it is thenMnnchui ia col

Held, nelwlqtlvil»

aid wore a dress of sand crepebeautiful display of an endless var- we m] the wee Sma hours warned amwith hat to match. Previous to her ..-ty of presents displayed on that Geuyfs c ‘ _ ‘ ghagvthe time had come m depart marriage the lady friends of theoccaslon spoke

English aviation engineers have after wishing Mr. and Mrs Recap-bride and members °t built an airplane motor weighing ban many years of wedded bnséL more than a ton and developing

I'll

-Women’s League tendered her a,bi-ide-to-be was ‘miscellaneous shower ‘of her grandfather, Bradley. when an address was readand in the

by Miss Lena Curley, and presenta-iguests gathere tion made on behalf of the C. ’

l5 It changes its i‘

Twrrrallway stations on tho op- posite sides of Madrid will be link- _ ed by an underground ibroe track Syd: insect repelling chemlcslstbrough‘ standard tease line for both nae-

‘ banger and freight service.

tiniotoc that North o bupport 31,000,000

lly the cons+ructioncfadditional persons. about-three times its pre-

'l"o prevent automobile headlights slotted

the Catholic§ high esteem

at the homelcommunity. During the day the py event, Mr. Francislbridal party drove to Charlottetown Mr. and

d at the home of th

Wfilbrldes parents. only the near 1'9“,

1. N . Avfiiomeiiio i Orlboplimic g. Wctrola

i

own Records I '

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to . n“

-of deep signified Leopold Stokowskfs t of the marvelous new Qrtho

emmrl"—-.1

humc music‘. l-lusy u» li<lcn to.

insfrllmtlils m- also ca

Musirnn ihv ruw liriliriplinnir Viclrnlu is so real-alum grPai miu-iciam like ibr- con- ductor 0| the l-imnus Philadelphia Orrin-aim

m“, “hsnluqply (mllillflflflllf m-vr its por- nrmanclz-Lfl pprlormunrr u-lurli rnnsianilv impcls listeners who hear ll imavrarcs. l" mistake if [or the muslrians lhcmsvlvi-s.

Previously imauainahio~<urh results an‘ d“; n. "Matched impt-danrc"—ihe ‘Victor conimllcfl principle o‘ """°°"\* "m"

, .

small llfldlllflflill cost.

onn fined instruments. is convenient terms from’ Vuirr" Dealers. Prices to 5H5.

have been in vented. ,.

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lev- v

“m! unload ' vehicles vented by a German‘. engineer.

tape to e of, ple-

ni-nund the . flowing duiiii‘

An attachment. for delivery trucks that enables one man to load or ilis heaviest articles the

cancarry has been in-

Th“ “m”