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QQTQBER 1§, i928

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PEOPLE .-.-=Si4lY--

. ‘sir X9? WANT TH?»

' BEST, YOU MUST,“ c0 TO course

And this is a well

‘known ‘fact as. far as the higher “grades oi

I

A

, . U‘NCLE RAYS conzvzzel

. riparian THE CHIMP"

Of "all animals. the chimpanzee 5t hlkhost in brain pcwer. He l5 9 smartest member or the ape lllllily; and even smur: dogs do not‘

7$atch hlrii.

Today I want to tell you about; i; clever chimpanzee who used to per- form on the stage. His name was‘ Peter. At one performance, he came .in alone and bowed to the audience.

P9991‘ the Chimp was at that time will! dressed. He wore a suit, be-' sides socks. shoes and shirt. He sat down at u table. tucked in his nap- ikhl. and ate some sliced bananas, us- ing a fork. He poured tea in a cup, put in sugar and cream, then drank. Next he made use of a toothpick.

Later Peter walked to a. burciu picked up a toothbrush ‘and brushed

footwear 21% concern- edAnd it ifialso true of coarse, o Zheavy work

ing boot‘ for fall wear.

For $05.00 we can sell

Valeli es Army le

ther Hoots with cov-

eredfbouiiters and steel heejplaté.

Gr the nicest pacI we hdve‘ ever

Slice Co., of Brampton‘ Qnt. This shoe has :

. seen made by ‘the Williams

his teeth. He also put some powder 0n his face. Remembering tllat he had not "tipped” the waiter, he

walked back to the table and placed e.

a coin. beside his plate. Then h undressed. blew out a candle and went to bed.

After a little while" Peter rose and put on his trousers, and cap and a pair of roller skates. Then he mounted a bicycle and began riding

waved his cap.

The ‘action of Peter the Chimp was studied by Professor Witmer oi the University of Pennsylvania. The Professor gave him beads, and he was able to string them the first

Watches

~ dry welt which is neve ‘been in ‘a Five Dolls. Orour three lines o1 Amherst Boots "wit ‘ double soles and made‘ from old fashioned

resident is the possessor of a col-

TORONTO, Oct. 13.-A Toronto led watch in

time he tried. The ape was also able‘ as t” hammer mus’ ‘md m us°us°r°w' Cherry Valley United Church, Wed- the Fascist press is to avoid what Hazelbrook might harm the regime and to do been derived from an old Tflsian, Meetings at 8:00 what is useful for it, Premier Mus- wimi goi- viiiaga »but the acumen‘

driver.

At one time during the tests. the‘ 85pm,‘ church

ape‘ ran away to a sink. turned u. faucet and placed his mouth when if-‘i. .

XIIDHIBQS

, he could get some water. Professor

l Wilmcr made the letter “w" on a -Iudging from the photograph Mr,

. blackboard, and Peter copied it . fairly well with a piece of chalk. i Sad to say, Peter the Chimp died

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l I q o 0- o Central GuardzanlMussolznz Gives ..§.¥“éii.§.°¥.‘%l¥s鑧'fii'l'§?§ Editors Adviw meetings in Bible Society interests --—

lSURNAMES of

P. E. ISLAND

By Viatur. YBQ-In the notes already con-l

nesday.

follows: Tuesday. October 17th

October

16th’ ROME, October ‘ll-Tilt? duty 9! tributed (Aug. 2'1), reference was

made to the name “Yeo," as having

o'clock. The interested public invit- rolini told the directors of some l0 ed. 8893-10-13-21 Fascist daily newspapers who met in I _.__ the Chigi Piilzicc today for .i press

l TEACHERS srunr cuss - A wnrerencc.

teachers study group meeting will be Fascism, continued the vrfimlcl‘. organized for the coming year in 1s an all-inclusive ieglme arid tlie Eldon school on Thurgdgy afternoon press as an integral part of it can- Oct, 1a. This gmdy gyoup win gon- .iot be apart from that unity. “that sist of the teachers of the (allowing ‘s why the eniire Italian press is schools; Lower Newton, mdmLNoi-gi-i Fascist. and should itself feel proud Pipette. south Plnettgl point; prim, :0 fight under the ‘Fascist banner," and Mt. Buchanan. Above teschershe said. "Thus ieurnaiism. more are urged m dreamy than a profcssiQn or a trade, be- __._. comes a mission oi great and doll-

OF LOCAL INTERESTL-Mr. J. P. '19-"! lYYYPDTl-Bnfie- ’

Jordon or this city is iii receipt, oi 9, “The old accusation that 1hr.- lib- pliotograph of Mr.» J. P. Hood, taken erty of the press has been suffocat- m the banks of the San Joaquin ‘rd by Fascist tyianiiy is now dis- River, California, last September, Mi- trcdited." the premier declared. “ifhe Hood, it will be recalled, was gqmi. freest press in the entire world is

_ erly the Proprietor of the "Guar- ‘he Italian," He said, adding that in

dlan". He is now living in Modesto,*oi.fi€r ‘bbuntries “the newspapers are California, where he is Aflvgi-flsmg at the bflCk mid call of DlUZLClHtlC

Manager of the "Twliock Npwsp groups, cf pill-ties and individual-s or [are reduced to the insignificant ob-

Hood is in the pink 0f condition, ‘Sect. of buying cn-i selling i-xtliing inews, which produces on the public

POLICE (:0URT._i;¢ the Ponceyu kind of saturation with fyfllfiltivmfi

not long after these tests were made; Court Saturday morning one drunk. Bi debility. inanition and inability!’

"Wild m9 SW39! A5 he did 5°- m. but there are still some mighty was awarded $5 00 and was m».

clever “chimps” in mos. l

Mrs Two

Centuries Old

Toronto Watchmaker Collects An- tique Timepieces—Collectioh all ,

l

a silver case which v.11", one of the forty manufactured i

leather has been iection of ancient watches, severaiby Seed, a watchmaker of Dublin, ‘

Antiques that were used

, ..

quality. to James Ellis, a watclirnakci‘ b3’

' of which are said to he at least 200 ta“ned for five months veers cld, and all imcpiiig excel- as timepieces. perhaps by men 0f

historical prominence, in bygone

or ‘other cheaper vocation.

In Ml‘. Ellis’ possession isa WEitCll

to insure wet resisting lent time. years, have a special significance klnds whlch are the which had its origin in Manches-

best obtainable for the w. England. auihyigfs. ‘i553; 3;; I

price anywhere crown may; on ' ' ' ed to the $12.3’? o; Kiglg ‘Ggggrsee Iris. . ' .3 ) a Oil Y fl ‘ We have some hues gulls ‘galls? oidotiilicpiece carries a "f Me“ s g°°d fine llllllgmiilefihldlgtl?‘tg°il3evl§ii boots at greatly re- owner- » _ . . Of particular interest is a v/atch (lifted prices. Good- with a gold caste #11113‘ Geneva‘. , a rura s year Welts at and glfglfrflilfllgvgxffiletllle “lace of! téjlebldiai. ‘1 0 S" Calfskin at $3-25- ' ililftrmgvsltcliiullillrxgf oknogvna in _ , g Liverpool. England. This watch. ~ See our 95¢ line 0,, which is still “going sirens. 1s t t supposed to be 22B yearsof HEB- 0r Suede sllPDEtS Another watch, Whgght iglearg p115 - .r a av - abstflutel u ii S u r- denllangrzf ewi? fisrst carried. and Y ed s . passed.) Just received EAST- mgelalzgLFsr=st “m” °°“‘“‘“°" in the collection is believed to be , . , _ L _ - ERN SILK STOCK" “its. siirszsirsaszzli- INGS at 75¢, $1.00 and e Y ---

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wilds it t$100 My Trip to ‘ e y-a . , . $1.50 and $2.25. Cheap. Weste111__ Canada

er kinds at 30c and 45c.

We have lots of Shoes ggsf- N- R- “m” ‘°' at last years price.

of Kensiiigton) the Jssengers were aboard.

now. sic train stopped, to take

passed through five tunnels.

when we would plunge into dark I "c o , Limited V!’

iiess every one would cheer. The High Quality Shoe Store

lumber country.

..'l‘,i\e._, " A ‘rStoi-e

i. complete circle.

Frequently. vying seven

A metal cup hll been invented to s“ o’ whom

bit-euro!!! to the bottle u» prevent its annulus: Ml- in gm“, 111d 0n table cloths. i Rcscuoh laboratories will be ea- tubliahed by lilwclm in several mir- flmsn countries to examine PM?" and precious stones. ,

Cornell University lcientists have discovered 1 weed that, if srowlfli wit“; in water u. which mosquito» "Y"- got of! the mm at Ream and kills their-larvae. train nearly loft me:

lo Provinces.

settled. and wheat. some in nook.

inning to out their wheat.

collector ‘w believe that it belong-l

m} pigs. hens,

I enjoyed‘ _ myself going through the train 89w‘, . the WhOIG “rigging cards. I alighted, every tigiqg‘ m flwn‘ n The wheat fields are a great sight

ghts. Going up through Ontario amt;

Pr“ t‘ °““i‘.“.‘.’ i": . calm” be "we e ° ° l The dog protected me, so the il-lcinery 95 yxgugs*sxxfaffqss'lat:rgss' ‘:23 mad WGBEESl could not touch me. I a es, as we Wwflmg mmlntmns‘ This is a are“ e Time flying, we started on our

Lfllllfll Wmmml m" m9m"l8impson‘s Store.

_, i to sum up the Prair- - wk m“ Manitoba is thickly is”

Here we saw a lot of flax lot‘ Reamm

but I ‘t? shoveilod wheat a time or two.

Ireland, and whose firm went out.‘ of existence 180 years ago. It isi

ldnv. Another timekeeper that can it" relied upon is a Tobias ivntcii‘ which was made some '15 years‘ ‘ago. A John FOl'€.".lT’lk‘£il.Ch, which‘ ‘has to its credit ‘l0 years, is of spc- , cial interest because of its heavy: silver case, weighing nine ounces. l l Other antiques and curios neishq Lbs"? with the old timepieces col-i iezted by Ellis. A is/alking-sticl: ebony with c. knob o! ivory. mfidt’ ‘in Glasgow, Scotland. in 1121. con-i tains inside a_ pipe chapter, with a" {lull set drone. Mr. Ellis blowing; ‘the pipes by the means of a tube.) ‘the original miniature bugs being! missing, is able to play several, ;v;c:rl old Scottish airs. ‘ 1 An interesting old vlollrt-a Strad.‘ loopy-which originated in 991"‘ lmany, and is richly embellished! :with trimmings of black ebony End: whim maple, came intc existence‘ ‘in i723. A Jacob Stalner violin in ltiie possession of Mr. Ellis is aboutl ,10'i years old. l One of the most cherished ‘curios

in the collection is a soliders belt of buckskin, which has been handed,

0 §1§§§§"ol’.l°'lll2§s if: Tgdtezdthylexllcfg- down for 200 years as an heirloom

1m the family of the collector. The silver buckly carries an enzfflvlllli

of the Scottish crown and the.

words "In God We Trust," in Gae-I‘

lic. i

—-—-'-'-""—"-‘ l and breaking all win- lrlows, and perforating the shades B5 Ill a shot gun had been discharged through them. Here I saw a son 0i

iivir. Joiiii Campbell, Irishtown; Mrs Jilvan McLeilan, Indian River. and ;Mrs. Harry Durant. _ ~. Troschu was a complete wrcek.

(By Laurent Roy Hunter. 830d Hummer‘ m0 miles long by eight miieinof any human resident.

| long. l Such a lot. of wheat was destroyed

We left xensincwn Avsusi 9- 1"‘ i, and all ready to cut. ‘ Greg From here we went to Three Hills. meelmg “u the req““'°m'mm' it lsybetter things which demanded skill l

Alberta, where we could see the

A very “WW crowd‘ five hundredliocky Range quite plain. flare-tho wheat was vcry green, and t.le near-l cr the mountain the longer it takes‘

to see. I went to Sabbath School on sad-

_,dle horse, but the weather was very

lcold. I had great fun next day, cat- ‘ching several gophers and badge n nd weasels.

njoyed myself immensely,

return home from Calgary. Leav-

Cross“! W’ Qllebe“ 3mm" I w“ in this beautiful city for Reginanale aiegwhhlmégitielghmwaafi ‘is’: F3‘; chglnged trains at Toefiola and took a e

IilQW PTiCC Shoe French m "bit-glut our train. cer-

the fast train. the river. stopped M la place called Mirror. 1 s w thous- ands of wild ducks. Here had my

hundred puwngers’ hand on a large buffalo and wished would wind around a curve or loup. I was on m8 back‘ _._ we would count twenty-mm "J9- m

Next we arrived in Regine. 9- 61W

m t‘ ‘ligating! Piglégg; of fifty-five thousand population. are ii o Y-OW m i

l" l" m’ cm’ °‘ Parliament Buildings ‘m’ °‘ " “u” Mvntrell- which l“ l“ 1mm ‘myistoi-e My cousin and

I visited the Gray Nuns’ Hospital, and Batons I entered the

_ whence we could all over Regina.

I went tn school nine miles south The Fourth Grade is d Grade home. I drove

like our Secon

In Wklmhilfl“ m‘ "ma" we" to school and I liked it very much.

I worked on a stock loader and

I walked about the streets in Win-

wishi sum! "l" ""1 "W"! °"~ i . ivi ntrebl and Ottawa. H h..- l Tm following éslvlgnlmg; arrived Egg“, l: pram,‘ I s“, ‘he w‘: eafl in Saskatoon. I Wm‘ d plds. The conductor ca ‘m, fiqheusduh, ‘ iioyqvgi- . 3979M" °h"“3'd mm“ l" CnVolli ill‘; names of the stations in ‘ . . “"5 \ _Fl‘l h. painful. inhale i. um Ill- "gcurv. I "m" ‘m’ “M” "°“- Wngile we were waiting at thodop; ad’ nu mule imbued. k all 1- ' l and; awakenihl ll 517°", “ i ot in Montreal, we saw four wed-

lief. flocks of wild ducks

i4 m was immo fields of, (“Mtfidspm w’ with rice. n was fun

. l‘ All down through Quebec you sec Th" 9"’ fine hiuidinubut in some ‘immu-

tatnrnhowendtihm w no ma rib-

' bone flying.

audit. - u» ...':..:-

In other places newspapers arc in twenty dgyg one pi-Qhibition caseWllf‘ hands oi trusts which consider ivas awarded six months in lap‘ and tlie press at I-he same level as the three prohibltign cases were ud_~‘iron or leather industries, he as- lourned. gserted. "Italian joiirnalTsm is free _.__._ lbecause it serves only one cause and

ROSE BLQQM 1;; QCTQBEQ _ one regime, tree because within the The Guardian is in receipt i} a laws of the regime it fill’! exercise all magnificent pink rose picked n the functions o.” control, criticism Friday by Mrs. R. Plllllpsori iii he‘. and iaropiilsion." garden at Dunstaifnage_a testinb’ Fascist journalism must differen- ‘ml! to the unusual mildness of the season.

‘cuntrics as riuqh as possible, the "Duce emphasized‘ and must be like tn orchestra. “The ‘la‘ is .ol' all. and

EGG LAYING CONTEST ‘that I? note is [liY-‘f-l ily lllc Gov-

Notcs on the Prihcc Edward Islami Iiiiment through its. ‘ C0llllil{‘,{~.llfi(‘il,"

to daily

‘tlatc from the iourniliiszn of other 531ml)

tron is not very clear." Further rc- "earvh has brought cut tiles: iacts: In Friesiand. North Germany. the‘ free cuitivatcrs of the soil lived for themost port ‘in villages, and. by the beginning of the Christian ea theland (which hiid previously been communal) was held by individual owners. A number of these vil- lages made up the “Hun red,“ an

the whole of the Hundreds appra~ prlated by jzhe tribe was the “Gauf This extent oi’ territory was some times named after the chief of thr ‘ tribe, as in the case o! Thiatmarcs» gaho (the oldest form of Dictmax’: Gau) afterwards known Ditma- . schen or Ditmarsh.) ( e nam

Tidmarsh is a derivative; see note-l of Aug. 22.) ' y

After the conquest of Britaui b"? the Teutonic tribes-Procopius calls ‘ them not Angles and Saxons, bull, Angles and Frlsiaris-—tlie term Gall. re-appears in Devonshire. Dorset and Somerset. as Yeo. There We find it applied in variuos ways, asl the rivers Yeo, Yeovil, Yeominster.‘ etc. The name thus meant a dvrel- , ler on a Gan. a freeman landowner. t who was. in the course of time, a yeoman. or farmer, ranking next. to the landed gentry. ’

LlNG.—Most monosyliabic sur- names ai-e Anglo-Saxon. and thi~ is no exception. In Northern Eng-k land Ling is another name for oi kind of heather (Gallium vulgarls.‘ The original bearer o! this surname evidently lived or. some heath. so that it is a kind o‘ place-name. There is a sea-fish o this name, but it has already bee"

mess hmwus pointed out that few names indeed have arisen from that part of tlie‘

Baby's skin -— as sensitive as a rose ctal! The slightest roughness or indin of clothes irritates it—-

makes aby unaccouniabiy cross.

His woollens will shrink and mat

if ou rub them with harsh alkali

la en soaps.

But with Lux there is no rubbing,

no injurious alkali.

And so for baby's sake give all his

little clothes, from woollens to

diapers, Lux

Cate-and keep ‘

baby happy.

Fflf your prom-lion Lux i: nmr mid

rile‘

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R1,"; Lziyfn". (Ionics! o... pm "S... ‘disc

Ending Oct. 8, 1928. ' H 31° 111d. "If S, thcristure, iliii iiotc

which tlie fast" Journalist gives Io‘

Mr Hamid Lamps B‘ R‘ pen u ‘iiiinsolf. lie ,‘.oe~ ‘t need to wait for‘

ma,“ u“, Contest.“ the week wmltlic password ev ‘ day because iic :<i5.9 points; The Model Poultry has it lll liis conscience.

Yards B, R, lien 2g and mt 7 were Once the note is given tliorr ilh‘:

ztccond and third with 30.6 ‘u"'e'*'5lti°“ 14m and 29's which however, a full divine liar-

of instruments

oven though the newspapers go from

With 28.4 points. tire heavy semi-official organs to the

The Kensington Bab Cl l-i; - cliery B. R. hen no. fl gtill leLzidgB-tlgp light. fighting and daring sheets. contest with 26.09 points; Mrs J F,‘ “Fate has been particularly kind Eastons W, L, rm i and 4 mje fies; to you." he told the editors, "in al-

Hcivatfs W. L. hen 3 _ and memorable events in the iiist-l with 249.6 points. no‘ is mum‘ oiy of nations." The pens leadl - _ He condemned sensational head- ticn flfQj “g m total pmduc‘ lines and scored notoriety seekers. First‘ M1. Everett Ho\vatt,s W L, whose only aim seemed to be to see pen 2. 1950 e s, 2042 . ' 'pliotographs of themselves in tiie| ES points.

lui‘

pen 7. 207 BEES. 2001.4 points. - 1842 eggs, 1970.1 pclnts_ in poicmioal writings Fourth, Experimental Farm

aveek is 363 and to date 32277, allowed."

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FIRST WEDDING ova“

l0

i player is a most modest amateur. chirago, 091;" i3__Radio and ——---___.____

tqlsvision will i; .

meme in a wedgfigltgblgpségué‘; sor of the history of industrial art, as part of the seventh annual radio Uéllvgrsnllfi‘. Tgcmw’ mia recent ‘thcw samrday night‘ o. r ss/a e rogrcss C ub.

._V_15s C I, D 1 ‘ .During the latter part of the James pgilkexeéinganI-‘ggliiiscaglcllgpifiigg gigiagfiejnal; tfiélltlllfy. ilngiandl ‘was 1C.“ t m 1 . _ e mpor ance o rle

y a e radoshows first 595 arts, and she now has museums

sion, ‘l t“ 1V1 l or e pr ‘we of bewmmg convenient to industrial centres.

1.11 if 15b l e r coupe ever ‘untried by where the craftsman may take pan‘

the

radio and televiswn’ torn from the perfection of the the

SUYHEIIIE.

census-takers,

l Free criticism can be exercised in gasp. these other fields, for instance you 1c “ammu ii a n c G _ RADIO TELEWSION can say that Mussolini as a vioiin leggy: m; Clbggchnaarhagig: mgc ‘Catlin mac Gillespie Collin oig mac Neill mac moir," etc., and so on, through King

Arthur to Seth, the son oi‘ Adamw son of God. This is, in Eng-

lish. "The genealogy of McCallum: visiting Miss Mary Bowness. Gillespick, the son of Colin, son of ‘ sington.

son of Duncan lucky, son of Colin, son of Gillesf pick the red. son of Colin young, son oi Neill, son of

Cviliespick,

animal creation.

SAMPLIL-This is an instance o." a. change of vowel producing anew In the British Isles i‘~~ people have been joculnrly divided d T. iInto thgiclasses" and “the “masses?

' ~ .. n me aeva tines t e same idea‘

e. anoints respectively and Mr. Clifford‘, _ .. . ,.

Keeplng Goo l," iMJZuIens B. R. pen 13 were fourth ‘mmy is ploduced’ he. cunmmelzh gllilieplége Tgggrfilststig: teisnellztolfivezzéd‘ no reflection on the mentality a1

‘the masses, but indicated only that they were not entitled to a heraldic, ,

(‘gnafi-ofi-arms, as tlie Gentry were.‘ ‘Y,

i‘ < and and thin-i Wm, 2525 am! 2 6 lowing you to be journalists duping‘ ‘ men twas adopted as a surname __ __ iepoited as a good tiinekeeper to .1301,“ respectively and Mr‘ Evefiexit a ivai- and revolution which are rapt-lgcgifieiieliieéitlyiltslpéilid‘ Ssniilulirltlhzix‘ mo“ of the Highhmd fammes Me ‘change, Sample. Many of these

lclianges were made by the early who were untitled ‘mm dam