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This splendidly equipped GIl`tL’S SHOP on the ground floor has been making shopping easier for hundreds oi' mothers since it was established.

Today most of the smart new coats are ready

for your inspection. The range includes Tweeds, Cainotex, Alpatex, Chinchillas, in a full range of,

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$4.75 $7.25 $9.25 $12.00

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-LEFT FOR KINGSTON-Rev

County Hospital.-S.

"'-“ , °f 91° °l*l’°\°°d~-5- Drug store, Montague. L-'11

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1. B. oanipbeii, of sumrneroiue, left ‘DF-) R- 5- 9°” if "Bh-

T0 |;0§1~0N _ on Tuesday for Kmpmn' ontario' v:ll‘le, Tenn., za visiting at Montague Bhd 1121' S011. MF- to attend the General Council meet- the guest Uf he’ bm*-15°1‘~ DT- PWS" Sussie Morrissey. inrortne United cnurehin canada. *°“ 1W°1HWf° md Mm Mtlhtvif

on Monday moming ._g_ _J-I '

accompanied __ 1- MacNeill ci’ -CAR ACCIDENT-On Monday Preston Melntyre who

L8mb6, evening 5 Summerside wr driving RMU With 8-li Bcddéhi W'hl10 l\0\'s-3'

to Wellington, overturned near the had riding on Sunday morning is Pope Road and was badl .sinaahed reported mt comfartob _-

-MISSIONARY SERVICE - In up, Fung young men wif() were in 1n..E-`__ ‘y H orth Bedeque Church on sunday the car, were thrown out, but none ..~Mr_ and Mrs. Janie.; Maoneth oi/onine the Grunt Mission Clroleior them oeriousiy hurt. one had his Montague have as their guests Mr' ‘conducted the service. Mr. Austin head cut when he Wu ,hmm M-mBems Wm “ms Christine; and uliirdine, a student minister, gave thelngninst tha windshield, and is 1-ww mmm, both Reg’.sm_ed Nurses iaddress. Miss Eva Fraser and Mr. doing we11,__5_ O! Huvcrhm, Mass and his mo_

thier. Mrs. J0hn MacBeth of Dull-

ers There was also special du' H E_ I__H

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NEW c0A‘rs ""“““ '

-RE'l'URNED HOME-Mi-SS Boo- -Mrs. John sineinir of Hamilton, "'M’r' “fi Mrs' mm* W1“”‘i

mee and M155 Rose Mm.D0na|d’who is A patient in me Prime County head of Marshfield, Mass., are vis. have been spending adellghtfui vac- Hwpmd _for tre9_tmem,_s_ mug ‘W M°nf'°€`“9. tht? 8119555 Of anon in the Province and in their MTS. Vfhll$9hEBd`S mother, Mrs. M8.- old home at the Brae, have retum- _Mn Geo,-ge wedlock' of Omemy 'Y D“k@~-*H ' ,ed to Dorchester, Mass., where they has entered the prince Coumy H06] I ,are proprletresses of a private hos- pm; fm. ,,rea,,me,,¢__5,_ and Mm John P00le.1 pi¢n1__5_ ____ Montague motored to Cavendish on

'l' -Mr. Harvey MacGliissing ofcape sunday' mm them were their 5011

__.1,0BgTER,C,\1~Cf|.|C0N'11NUEg Tomlentme, is a pmem m the and daughter, Lowell and Gladys

P00lt--The lobster season so far prince county I-Iospitnl,_s_ and Mrs. Archibald Hume. On the has been_.1/ery poor and the last week ____ way home they paid a vsit to Mr, the fishermen have not caught suf- _M1-5_ charles Macgay of park and Mlrs. Preston Ca-mipbeli, for- flcient to warrant the expense of come,-’ is B patient in me prime mer residents of Montague.-H

them have slveh up altogether., The _#_ 1tEuABIuTA'r1oN or rum price offered is goodm 'I'h§r<L= is im- -Mies Blanche Maeiveiii, or Elma- LANDS souonr nv wissr

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Other m0l’it1’1 Of fish 8» U Un dale, has entered the Prince County the Outlook 15 brilzhfffified the S6350” Hospital for treatment.-S. WINNIPEG, Sept 10.- (CP):-

will have been the worst for many _-___ Drought, grasshoppers and soil'

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`- day evening in North Bedeque hall, §g(;':)C0%1tl;,;‘;m1;s 216533; ' 4 the C0n'lmlIrilty Club held their reg- _LEPI FQR TORONTO __ Mr_| ' ' '

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P' , 111211’ m€€i51“K» Th9l`9 WHS B Ve1'Y11“'Se George Clark son of Mr. and Mrs

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L; K( "-‘“~ H H B506 9-C "5 Edgar Clark, of Summerside, left for horses’ End sHm_pmducmg gram

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man. Miss Hunt very capably pre- sided. Dr. Ferguson, who is advisor on the Carnegie Library Demonstra- tion at New York and is visiting the various libraries in Prince Edward Island, is consulting with members . of the Library Committees on their own particular needs. After lunch- eon, the visitors were driven to the Experimental Fox Farm Bhd £0 the golf course. They afterwards visited the libraries in O'LearY and T18'

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since it was nrat introduced it has grown steadily in public favor,‘o1w1liE entirely to its manifold useiulncss in relieving and healing sickness. As a specific for cuts, burns. 508155 and various inflammatory pains its record is beyond reproach.

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Sll=A'l.'I`EB. RECORDS

IN CRL\CK.ET UST

'Il0i'0n.to, S:ipt,, I1--(CP)-Five

Canaidian batting records have been smashed 1 n the past few weeks by players on the East/em Canada. Cricket Eleven now touring Western Canada. The total number of Can-

dian records now held by members f the tourist team is seven. L_A. Percival, Rosedale. 'I‘o1ront.o,

started the onslaught with a score of 181 :runs in one hour and 10 minutes-s record for sustained fast _

scoring The next record to

ll was the first wiuket stand of

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mor than 100 runs. R.G. MicLe

umes f0l” if-S 11€a11“E ef11°1‘1“°Y~ E""landePei-clval creating a new max

with five partnerships of more than

100 th-is year. These players also hold the record for stands of mom than 50 for the cpenlxig wicket having put. on the half-century 18 times.

Percival set a new record in

OYPOMETBIST made in a Dominion play-off. Theibeen negligible.

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At Egmont Bay on ,'7'uesdoy, September I8th',~

The Official Opening at 2.30 P. rn.

If _Weather unfavorable the Fair will bd _

on the 20th.

GALLANT, President ' ARSENAULT, Secretary _

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Iain oi~gan1iza.tioiis to change the

mlmellii 011611825- And thcn, once l`°05'f»81J11Sh»lXl. to enforce by law 5°1°nWiC f0»l'm1i18 and protection

of the soils fertility,

The proposals involved defining

of areas to pasture for ranching; other sections to wheat; other to Coarse grains and others to grasses for feed. The trcc-planting pro- grsunme underway for the past quarter century would be extended as a means of checking soil drift-I

ing and drought

wrus that protection of ccmmnulty lfe would be worth the cost

Twelve thousand cattle have been

moved out of thc Manitoba drought area and 20.0K? slill require care. More than 1,000,000 acres til- led by 3,151 farmers are affected

snoring 1,000 runs in the icasi m,»n,_iin 13 municipalities. The drought ber' or inning<,~102fi in 13 innings has been most scvem in five for an average of 68. He was threefmurrclpalitles in the southwest tunes not out. This piuyor atprerent comer of the i>w>vl-uc<~. needs only 310 runs to beat Rev. In the last thfeo _voars about it paw, 'pein1y1'5 record of me moat dozen families have been moved run; ever scored in one season-lout of the area with govemfment l509i.n 51 innings. lasslstanoe and many others have

|l1¢¢|n¢ md supplying Glaesel, EJ' Loney, playing for Toronto‘ qnit of their own accord and moved

gn, C.C., against Rosedale in the semi-:to new areas, The five municipali-

flnal game for the Canadian ties where drought ls most severe

H J M ohanipionsnip, oooreri im creating produced '1,ooo,ooo bushels of wheat

' ' a. new rcoord for the highest score in 1928. Since then the cmp has

oonn tea na "‘““° P1 Y” W "°'”°°"

_ °'"°° Dm8,°,‘:m W broke the eieth wlokot vortemlun He is nie only player ever to oeore

| record when they scored 178. Per- more than one century against the

clvsl soored 113 in the sa-me match. ohiampions.

If the proposals are fully carried

out, family movement, to new areas will be kent to a inlnimuni. A’d to those in the stricken belt would be rcqulred while the l-_*ind was being rejuvcnated but the contention

SU|lIIlI|:|l3|l||: |il|R|l|]||\N f*S"""‘"*"“'*"1 1 *T

.... riouiiiicu YARN wtf _

and Prince liounty Chronicle

‘° or ° ' °""°"""'"-='°`- SEPT. 10th to 15th _

- l have ._ ._ »- .- ....'i".'2:..‘:°a_'.. umm; ..r:.°:.:’.2.i:=.'.t”'a'.°.."..“...

11101111118- 0118 dfllfill WBA filled $3 handed to their Rept. Archie Hume, rr `

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\‘|"l°°- and 00|?-I. llld 11100101' hid hi! N41 Phono 47, or left at H. J. Maborrn FRE E S _

Em\11=i°11.Ju-it reoeived. '1‘aylorDru¢ -.rrraunnvo sr. nuNs'rAN's co.. Kensington. 9-o-ti. unrvansxrr-ur. J. Alban ure- 0,i,§;:1Tg,, ggi); §J,,‘f,T1.¢.D;eAN|9,iEd,”;

Dwold. son of Mr. und im. D. B. mth. ciooa nnloio. i.-zoo'-s-12-zi.

Co-1-nCt<;Ug'::rn Opuglr - mir; me gononngid, of§;ueq1i§,u attending

“ ""“°" ° °“ -W” ""5 Ve" Y»°h*\’l°iM- ..~'ruE Moivraoua woii-mrs

'°“-or __ ‘Mmm ~» rim" or nn-gov. 'rhir was an notion for -/rrraunino sxmsrriox _ ‘2,”,,°ff§°,f§‘,‘]°“,',‘f 33, °1,l,,,'f,_‘,§’ §',§”‘;°c§

$500.00 for non-delivery obs snow- Mr. Enzor Bowness son of Mr. and mb” tm, “Q " L_301 9 1; M

according to contract This Mrs. Percy Bovmess. or Bummerside, y ' ' ' ' `

is attending the mhibition in Pred-

August. Judgment was reserved. W. ericton, N. B.-6. PERSONALS

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,,,_1__1_ &X_ _M the President, presided. Rev. L, P. Toronto on Monday to take a course 1 ` 0 0

'.‘ -- "er-.'“v'~Z'; Archibald was the special speaker 1 _ _ 8'“‘15~3°VE"1me“fh@2\dS Were mtiv- ` '

giif rm d v fine address on Bt the Technmlcolege-S 1"! i0 aid the stricken areas of ,

'J . H

an gave a ery Bobbie Bums. A short musical pro- _Mm Wm_ MaCA1.thm.’ of Elms Maniwbili SB-ikatchewan and __ WWdH_~

Another feature or e e g Cone e___S_ , _

B. 5l!lS'S0nZ by the Club members- g _iii ranthfng was ])1¥gp03@d_ p;5ba;%On_ (Continued from Page 8) K -8- 1,100 cnows ma ment of some arfas and movement --MJ.--f-».;;;' - to me than as many years. And rm

_cARNEGx“"_”"E LIBRARY ADvls_ AT 'l‘EAM§» HANDS gasfacglleéfwtsl nga? ffgylrtgliees $35 He could scarcely hem. the words; convinced-not by reusointhgtut

OR. HERE-Dr, J. Milton Ferguson, SASKATCON t 10 _(GP)__ sc-ttl-cd on 1 land temporarily but he felt that .he could have read V'

glgxoalrrlllixe olltekwf cl?ol']lEg1E/iI;l€t21lllr}tl?é The War on cro\vsSc1.;IJ10llS0l`0d by sings 51V. dgougm were 11°511'3'nt

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Summerslde branch of the Carnegie 1115 S1’51'm°m mb and Game Igann olf1::iiiti`};‘€isons of the th 1Library yesterday afternoon, He was P1`°i'9°b1V0 Le"*K11e 1`95“1'“’d 1” 11100 mm, ,, ° , ‘ _ ,. me accompanied by Mm Ferguson and crows being killed since the spring gmc ;>\1sw;§Iei§fin5soiraigffoti~dn com-

_ gm -,931-_ - rc cc e areas

;:°ar§iz‘i§.;2.;Fii. “ai 2... ...W-iii. em 1 it ibiiim-1 ter visiting the Library. they were headed by Jay Gould must sive “~ hmm of °Lf.1`““‘°d 1,““°1 °° *’~ gmt’ guests of the Summerside Library banquetto the team led by Dr. agree- T11~.Y f9C°ZDlZ€d. some land Committee at an informal luncheon W. S. 02'tr1S3l'1 HS 3 PV1 ~` f°l‘ H11' Squid have be a'b“nd°nCd but t the ciiiton Hotel. Guests at the inc the greatest number of crows. ?"“1‘1”¢ “P °l °°"1m“111tv lite was

luncheon were Dr. and Mrs, Fergu- Expenses also are paid by the team Wewcd Wm* “1‘1r11}~

son Miss Bn1eson.MissHunt,ehair- with the looser number. Dr. “Wad °f “‘~=°i@fe1== movcui-=~iit.

' fscrnrnerside Carnegie Libr- carinons team killed 'ma crows P’°P°5“1S Were Und*-'Y review by

gl;1.11??ev. C. J. Jeanr, Rev. Mr. Nich- _against 446 by the oofuid team, i?°"Em1“e“f§ ai- i-he rofiu-ost of ol 1 `

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olson, North Bedeque and M I farming methods to effect per-

iiiem if he had been deaf. The glrl's ,slim shoulders pulsed and throbbed in his grasp; und it seemed as if the desert spirits had wrapped thcm to- gether in a blue, star-embroidered veil, .scented with wild thyme.

The sun had gone. Night had

come; and it was theirs.

“My darling, darling girl," Sheri-I

dan whispered, close to the bent head. “I dldn't know there was such a force as this love of mine for you. It's immense-above everything, 1 greater than anything. You'vc got to ‘belong to me. O`h-don't misunder- stand, for God‘s sake!

"When I’m free-when my wife.

has divorced me-I’m going to marry you-if you love me enough for that. Then you and I can live in a. desert if we like. All the world can be ours, except the silly world of society and cities, where people gossip and backblte_ Do you lovc mc enough for that?"

"I love you enough for anything!"

Terry answered, in a soft, clear voice. “‘Anything--if it wou1dii`t hurt you. But I love you too much to

hurt you. Tell me-“she pushed .him off with both hands on his, Ibreast, when he would have held 1,iier close, “tell mc. is thcrc some-1 thing about--about the special- iunu oi giri you think I urn, uint] would hurt you if-we-if I were with you always?"

The question wits the last lhnt

Miles would have expected from Juliet Divine. He was taken aback by it for an instant, but only for an instant. ,

“Things like-wliat you mean.;

don't hurt a man ln any way that matters to lilm, if he loves ii woinnni as I love you," he said. You'd bcf making as much of a sacrifice as Ii would, if We married, because--for| happiness and peace of mind-we'd. have to live out of thc whirl that's been your life up to now, `

“But ii' you can forget the pastl

:md not regret it, I swear to youl thai; it shall be blotted out for mef The present will be ours, nnfl thc' i' e one iestlon ls' are o 1

ing youl" the girl suid. "But-*but

Hmm WHS 9".l°Y9d bemfe the 19°' dale, is the guest of her daughter, Albe1'1'“: R°ha1’111ta'11°11 and ’e` _

d et b Mr Clement Car K fs mersid _S f151'm“'1’°“‘ 'llfvgrammes were ` have to tell you, if--if--you

tum. A ll Y . ' Mrs.Geore e,o um e. _

ruthers ghd James Sitayegto aiiiiclal g _y____ oonsiderati§n. ‘rieally wanted to marry me, some reading y Rev. Mr. Nc o n. Mn h ,le _Ross f ,_ ve years adversit were » »

L0m°“d W55 Sung by the C1111) 1n.side hascegtericls the Pri(;ic§u(¥oli‘i1§ty b1`1“'=>'1-ng 01135395- Strip Taming Yi chorus. Rev. Mr. Nl0h01S0l1 H150 gill/0 Hospital for ;reatm,,m__5_ was being used to offset soil drift- wrong and dlsloyal to someone else. a. fine account of Bobble Burns' ____ irg. Sowing of gi-nsges was mn- I birthplace in Scotland- Whlvh DFW- -Mr. Donnie Mneioonaiii, son of icmfolaui to nad textire and fibre DOHC? "1

ed m0Si1i!1i»€1`€SiiDK- A V'-*W Df thanks My-_ and Mr5_ D_ B_ M,,¢D°na1d_ of to the soil. Several water storage

WHS m°‘/ed by M1'-WB~11“°° Ca1“e1`°“1 Bedeque, has entered upon his stud- projects were being considered. BY C- N~ ‘* A' M- WILLIAMSON Si2C01\¢1€d by MTS- R@S1“a1¢`1 D1“gW°11- ies in third year Prince oi' Wales R-:version of some land farmed hear anything at all 1've known you .th ev mn was for the 15,20 emu) ,U for ,£ _

ay. I'd give anything to tell them ow, but I’m afraid it would be

wish I could tell! It seems as if I ustl I--" ‘ “Don'tl“ Sheridan cut her short. Dsn't speak of it. I ilon`t want to

or two months, Juliet--two months hot seem now to have meant more

hat I feel about you yo

real self-your soul-whatever one

chooses to call it-has triumphed v _

er--everything I've got the real

o youl And you’ve got all there is of

nc. Thats enough. Nothing rise is

going to count. Will you forgive me for my brutlshness on the yacht?"

“As if there was anything to for-

givel" Terry,cried_ “But I do want to tell you. I'1l write a letter, to find out if I can. It may be weeks before I get an answer, but?"

“Weeks are for nothing, except to

be happy in, and blot out whzitevcr mars our peace-this vast, beautiful peace of the desert." Milcspsaid. "We s

hall be engaged people, Juliet, with

I-Iarky to cliaperon us.

“Godl I‘d give my right hand

now if I hadnt used you as-as ii kind of decoy on this trip. I can't bear to 'think how your name will be dragged into print, and how- you'll be misjudged. But what‘s done is done.

“As things are, I don't see that hcrc's anything 1 can do to dam

the cataract. Besides, if I hadnt brought you on board ior the one purpose, I should never have mel you at all; Juliet, I shouldifthavl livedl"

I don’t care what people say about

inc, ii you don't care," Terry oem. formed him. “Even the nuns-you know, they believe its horribly wrong for people to niarry if Lhcyvt been divorced.. They think' il`s no marriage at ali. Of course I know nothing about such things. Burl have thoughts.

My thoughts tell mc that mar-

riage can’t be real innrriuge wlthtul love. If you didift love Miss Sh-- if you dldn‘t love your wife, or slit you, then that wasnt marriage, and-ours will bc. l`d be sorry to have the dear nuns thliik me wick- ed; but stlllithey don't matic, no one matters, besidcs you."

Miles laughed. "I should hops

notl" he said.

The blue veil that had vmippti

them away from spying eyes, wil dark purple now. They were safe iii it. “Safe” was a beautiful word!"

Sheridan crushcd the girl in hu

arms, and klascd her lor the ani Lime, a long, long kiss, sweet as thi honey of Hymettus, and pure an boy`s prayer.

(To Be Continued.)

Owing to increased trzifllc all i-iii

well-knowii summer express pri# senger services of the British rail- ways will continuc until- the end Of

September. three weeks inter than last season.

Hard" Coal

Baselaurner, Furnace, Jacket Heater or Range Sizes

p $1 .so p

The lowest price in 20 years. We offer special low prices on carloiiti

lots. _

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sure of yoursclf?" 1 Y 1 O 0 0

.10h. 8 thousand times, about lov-l Tel. 1000. Wholesale and Retail. 58 Queen Sli.

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