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CHARLOTTETOWN BU§INESS it COLLEGE

8th, 1931

N0 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.

. _ -Principa.l Subjects-

Arithmetic, English Writing, dexuig and Filing, Civil Service,

Full particulars on application 120-

L. B. MILLER. Principal. Charlottetown, P. L‘. I.

QUTU-S-lliils‘.

"FALL 353d ‘i/VINTER TERM- Opens Tuesday, September

Students may enter any week day a1‘ tcr 111:0 above date. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION

Business Practice, Accountancy end Auditing Correspondence, Short hand and Typewriting, Insurance, Selesmanship, In,

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—-RESEB.VE Monday night f0! "Dust of the Earth" It Mslpeque. -B106-1i.

-FOB. SALE 0B T0 LET, Com- fortable eight rocmed house. Apply James E. Murphy, Kenslxigton. 8079i8-13-6i

-BEDEQUE BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES. Sunday, August 16, 1931. Rev. A. G. Crows, Pastor. 10.45 A. M. SubJect-"The Fall of Man". 11.45 A. M. Sunday School. 7.30 P. M. SubJech-"Present Day Happenings in the Light of Bible Truths."

—PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC-The Sunday School picnic of the Pres- byterian Church, Summerside, was held on Wednesday afternoon and was s great success in spite of fre- quent showers. Mr. David Lefty:- gey's shore, the favorite spot for such social gatherings, was chosen. Tea was laid out on tables in Mr. Lefurgeys large barn. Games, bail, races and every kind of out-door sport was enjoyed by young and old. There was an exceptionally large number of people present-S.

-INTERESTING WEDDING-A wedding of much interest was sol- emnized pg Trinity United Qhurch. an?" iv, on Wednesday after- noon st four o'clock, when Miss Marion Eva, daughter of Ml‘. and Mrs. Major W. Townsend, of Sher- brooke, was united in marriage to Rev. Melville Clive Fisher, B.A., son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Fisher, of Woodvllle, Ont. The church, which was filled with friends and well wishers of the bride and groom, wss decorated by the. girl friends of the bride. Banks of ferns and potted plants made an appropriate back- ground lfor the bridal party, who stood under an arch of sweet peas. The bride entered the church with her father to the strains of the Wedding March, played by the or- ganist, Miss Strong. The bride wore a lovely gown of Chantilly lace and net with long flowing veil in cap ef- fect, fastened with wreath of pearls and orange blosoms. A pearl neck- lace, her only ornament, was the gift of the groom. She carried s lovely bouquet of butterfly roses. Miss Jean Townsend, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and wore s. pretty dress of pale pink crepe de chine with e. large picture hat of breezee straw. Her bouquet was of pink antoukinum. Mr. Robert Gor- don acted as groomsmsn. The ush- ers were Mr. Frank Townsend and Mr. Albert Linkletter. During the signing of the register, Miss Jesn Wright sang “When Song is Sweet." The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. n. Ramsay. 12.0.‘, Charlotte- town, assisted by Rev. W. R. Auld, of Markham, Ont. A reception was hold at the home of the bride im- mediately after the ceremony for the relatives and a few intimate friends. Lovely sprays of pink and white sweet pess adorned the recep- tion rooms. Receiving with the newly married couple were Mr. and Mrs. Major Townsend. A dainty buffet luncheon was served in the dining room. The girl friends of the bride assisted in serving. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher left that evening for a Short honeymoon trip before they take up their residence in Coboconk, where Rev. Mr. Fisher is pastor of the United Church. The bride's trav- elling dress was of choker green printed silk. Coat of conga cloth

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with beige south n fox trimmings. Her chic travelling hat wss o! beige to mswh the fur. The grooms gilt to the bridesmaid wss l. white pin sud to the groomsmsn sud ush- e:s cui‘! links. Miss Strong and Miss Wright received white ‘Old Pill. The bride was for some years con- nectnd with mission work in To‘- ronto, and had many friends. She was the recipient of msny lovely gifts from friends in Toronto and st home. ‘The ouuamh Joins in wish- ing Rev. and Mrs. Fisher every bop- piness through life-B.

PEBS ONALS

._M_rs. J. C. McDonald, of Sher- brooke, left on Friday for “ , Mass, to visit relativeL-B.

—M.rs. Amy Sher-ran, of Boston,

Mass, is visiting her brothers, Messrs. William and Theodore Waite-S. ‘

—Mr. E. W. McKinnon, Superin- tendent of the P. E. Island Railway, was in Summerslde on ‘Fhinsday. -S.

.—MQBBTI. ‘Thomas. Lesley and Richard Wood are visiting their brother, Mr. John Wood, oi Trev- ellers Rest-S.

—Among the guests attending the wedding of Miss Marion Townsend, of Sherbrooke were her two great aunts, Mrs. W. McNei1l Simpson, who is 89 years of sge, and her sil- ter, Miss Matilde. Clark, who is 82. They are remaining as guests of Mrs. Major Townsend for a fe days-S. l

MOTHER FRETS WITH N0

SCHOOL LUNCHES T0 PACK HIAWATHA, Ksns, Aug. 13.- (U.P.)-Mrs. ‘n. w. Housh m- as years has prepared lunches f0: her children to take to school—;12,800 lunches she estimates, but this year "school bells" will mean nothing to her-for all of her 11 children have finished school. “My husband and I have had s. child in school every year for 36 years," Mrs. Housh said. During that time Mrs. Housh said she packed 12,800 lunches, used 3,- 200 loaves of bread, 150 bushels of apples and oranges and 12,800 pieces of cake. “I made st least 88,400 sand- wlches-and they were good, too." she said. “I suppose we'll miss the school bells, though."

USE GELATIN "JELLY-WELD"

Are you sufficiently at home with gelatin, to make it a means to an end in all the dishes you would like to mould with its help-—"spur-of- the-moment" things, perhaps, that don't conform to any particular xe- clpe?

Knowledge of the general rules by which we proportion gelatin dishes, will help you when such an inspiration seizes you. Keep these in your cookbook:

Plain Jelliesz-Allow, usually, 1A tablespoon granulated gelatin to set 1 cupliquid. If there is no acid in the mixture, allow 2-3 tablespoon gelatin. In hot weather, or to set Jelly quickly, use 0i tablespoon to one wp liquid; or use this propor- tion when Jelly must support con- siderable solids (3 tablespoons gels- tin to a quart liquid).

Liquid includes the cold water fol soaking gelatin, the hot liquid, flav- oring, etc.

Wet moulds with cold water or oil lightly. To unmould, wrap with cloth wrung out of hot water to: moment.

Gelatin Spongez-Mske e plain SW89?- lelli’. and when it begins m stliTe-n beat it until frothy: then fold in. stiffly-beaten white of 2 eggs. Fold in fruit if desired. Gelatin Creamsz-Make sponge as

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ing the some evening.

,A. N. Gillis and three children, Jan-

psrty to Charlottetown on Tues-

Charles MacGregb: and Master

holidays with her grandmother, Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Edgsr Bryenton, Ham- ilton, on the srrival of s baby boy and to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Champion

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comm mo. ab well u 1n who mvsr, were shocked and saddened tbs the sudden pllsinl 0! 0M a India-u River's mat hill!!! IIDOctld residents, Mr. John lolly Saturday moraine. Mr. ill-mom w“ gppuentiy in his usual health ‘the previous dly. but in the morn- hag members of his family found pm, no nod passed swsy. His wife, ‘Dfmflly “All 013011001’. n‘ ma‘: medscsssod him fourteen 70in sic. mdhewssleftsolegusrdisnofa family of five children. his watch- ful cam over them in their tender ydrs, when it seemed they most needed tho mother's can, won for himtbocsteemofsllclsssesclcit- izens. Ho was s. successful former and s most consistent member of St. Mary's Church, Indian River. Although Mr. Cameron wssjseventy- time years of egg-ins passing is sincerely mourned and regarded as s distinct loss to the community of which he was such sn active mem- ber. Deep sympathy is extended to the member of his family in their bereavement. It is regrettable to learn that Mrs. , Edward MscKay, Dsrnley, wss tak- en ill on Saturday morning and as a result of intense suffering found it necessary to be taken to the Prince County Hospital for treatment.

Mr.-C. S. Henley sitived here by motor on Thursday from Heming- hsm, Alabama, and will spend sev- eral weeks the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Keir. i

Mr. Charles Stewart, of St. John, N.B., was s motorist here and spout the week end with relatives in Ham- ilton and Mslpeque.

' Citizens regret to learn of the ill- ness 0i’ Mr. A. L. Owen, oi’ Hum- ilton, snd it is hoped that his rs- covery may soon be reported.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stews-rt and little daughter Doris, oi’ Mslpeque, and Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Lingley, Campbellton, N.B., were motorists to Tyne valley on Wednesday, return-

Mr. A. R. Gillis and Miss Jessie Gillis, of Cliur‘ ttetown, and Mrs.

et, Creighton and Angus, of Truro. N.S., were welcome visitors here on Sunday. '

'Misses Minnie A. Wright, Jean Wright and Jean Cordon spent Sunday with friends in Mslpeque.

lvlr. snd Mrs. Vernon MocGougsn, Miss Alice MBBGUUIIJT and M1‘. end Mrs. Thomas MscNutt were s motor

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Mrs. Elizabeth MacGregor, Mr.

Robert McKinney, of Arlington, Mass, sre visiting friends in Mal- peque and Dsrnley.

Congratulations are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cousins, on the birth of a son and to Mr. snd Mrs. Charles Champion, on the sr- rival of s baby boy.

Miss Alice MacGougan nss re- turned to her home. site: spending

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Donald, Baltic, and Mr. Leslie Don- aid, Halifax, were motorists to Al- bertou, on Wednesday- sccompsnled by Miss Sophie Ram- say, Alberton, who it ls pleasing to note was benefited by the treatment which she received in Halifax. NS.

MacKay and Master Gordon Mac- Kay, of Summerside, were recent guests of Mr. MecGougan.

W. A. Milligsn and’ Mr. Clinton and Harold Milllgan, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

returned to their home in Concord, New Hampshire, after a pleasant visit with relatives in Malpcque, Tyne Volley and other parts oi the Province. '

guests of. their daughter, Mrs. Bien- week end.

Mrs. Charles Lockhart was s. vis- itor in Summerside with friends for the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lockerby and family, of Westwocd New Jcrsey,l were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mrs. of Tyne Valley, ume Hopgood.

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erlsnd, who have been gusts of Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Sutherland, Sea View, left on Saturday for their home in Ottawa. _

Donald, Worcester, Mass, Mr. Frank Bealrsto, Mrs. Johnson Bernard, and Miss Grace Bernard, Baltic, formed a. motor party to Charlottetown 0p Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Donald and family, Se: View, Mrs. Frederick, Joynes, Collins, N. 3., Mrs. Ralph Ramsey,

Mrs. Frederick Jcynes, Collins, N. B., who has spent a pleasant holi- day with friends here, returned to her home on Saturday-M.

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_ The New issue of the island Telephone Directory is Now Being Prepared

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‘ later than September 8th.

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