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and Prince County Chronicle ..._ 1... .....

before Mr. E. H. Strong, K. C., on

GUARDIAN

-This column in :curved lor newl if locd lnhrolt hul ndrartlllng of ll

Ldnwly nature may bo Inserted nl I;

tn l word strictly payable ln M 1

twice, i -TUG-or-wan Beat-quo Rina' Friday night, Sept. 15th, coiiipcii-1 tion for the Strong & Morrison Junior Trophy. New Annan versus F‘rectov.'n and Ccntral l3c<lt-uiic versus North Bedeqiie. Aduiissioii i0 cents. 1069.

-GOES T0 SLZNIMERSEDE-Mr. Elmer Pineau, who for the past four rears has been principal of '.l`ignisli High School, left 'Tuesday niorriiiig, tor Suniuierslde, where he has ac-. :opted a position on the stuff of the

new high school there. Mr. Pirieau “fed

goes from Tigiiisli very highly rc-

N. Conroy, Tlgnisli, left Friday by 1

motor on return to Pittsburgli, Pa. “`°"1‘ blnroute Mr. and Mrs. Conroy will ‘_”“1 visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conroy at, 1“'um”d'”S'

Moncton and Miss Eileen Conroy, Boston, Miles. The best wishes of et

host oi' iriciitls on this Island ac- \ery

coinpuiiies the triivt-liers -T. shower was

-G Mr, and Mrs. Austin Haiidruhan,

-POST .\'l'I”l`IAl. Sll0\\`Elt -~ Tigiilsh, when 1ip\\'11r1ls of twenty A most eiil`o§‘ablc 1»\'1~iiiiil; was spent 5 Qui-sts l$atliei'ed there to do honor 111991319 011 W'i'f111'~‘5di1Y`S 1368111111115 at the l1oi111.- 111 Mr. and Mrs. Briicc' to A

Bell, Long lti\1-1', on Aug. 22nd, \\'l1cii1 young lady of ’]`igni:~l1, who is to be

the frientls :ind neighbors gullicrctli the principal in an iiiiportaiit event

:here to tender their eongratulzitioiis -' wliich will tu

lo their son Alton J. Bell, who re~ days. The

room were

xently niiirricd Miss Olive M. Mouse. and to weleonie the bi'ide to the1t

somniunity. After the guests had ull 1 SS1'cm11C1‘=~ assembled, Mr. Leigh Johiistoiic, in l!1lf?S1 Of 110110F. S110 WHS 11S119!‘9d in- t a few fitting reinarks explained the 1 to the livin

gatheriiig, in behalf ol all prcscnt.l1Miss Eileen

Mrs. Allan A. Campbell read the 1 ducted to a large chair, which was

address. A table was piled with briiiliefl Will numerous parcels. Mrs. James Mac- 1 With 111111115- Kenzie unrierl the parcels and Mrs. .\fiss Joan Ready and her brother T01

oseph, clotherl iii wedding regatta iw

Allan A. Campbell rearl the names .I

-REGULAR

regular meeting of the Summer-sidei Town Council was held on Monday evening, Mayor Manson presiding. Only routine matters came before the Board. Bills passed were as follows: Town Paid Bills, $29,704,- 03. Unpaid bills, $1593.57; electric iight paid bills $748.97; unpaid bills

mittc1s bmu the month

t in their reports for

Ooun. Bell, chairman of the fin- Aletha at the tender age of va

ance committee gave a compre-

chuirman of

Tenders

and butcher for the

abbazoir. C;un. McNeill i'e~

rorted that

was

__PRE_NUPTIAL snowlm __ A handed to their Rep. Archie Hume,

M.,.,mg,.,{ prC_n,.`,pLm1 or left at H. J. Mabo11`s Drug Store,

licltl at the home of M°m“3u°' ` 105

prct tily

he occasion with cut flowers and

Handialian, and con-

ancl verses, Miss Carrie Woodside entered C211'1'3'111E ri lnrgtb 11!lmP€‘1' g

lJl'esentinK them to the ibride and ¢‘0\`<‘1`Pfi “'11 groom. The groom, in a few pleas- . 121111011 the S ant reiiiarks, thanked all of the ‘ 115’ H311C11‘H1

Quests for their 1‘<indnc.~'s to Mrs. l71`1»1if` ¢"‘~<1°11`°5“~ T1`10El1fi»SW€Y6 111811 VH' 13 pupils' Mrs' M‘1CD°m1d' ' Bell and himself, which was follo1v~ 0i1C11Cd by M155 Eileen Hanclralian. Grade V11 14 1311111153 Grade V, 12 0 I ° _ ° `

Miss Kathleen Brennan read theipspus M155 M510 MCI-'1119» Grade

, 13 pupils; Gracie- EI, ll pupils. 1 y iss Jean McDonald, Grade II, 18

ctt by all _joining in singing “For

'I‘l1e_v Arc Jolly Good Fellows." The l attached iiiesszige to the bride-to-be. I gifts consist, of silver\\'zii’e, linen, Miss Hnrpc

t;l.1.'¢;1\1irc, china and money. A 111111115 ‘11Sl11'~1Y0f S00C1'fl‘C11I1Z ¥111f1 D

gnuiitifiil lunch ivas scri-gd, and ;r ‘ \\'cll-v.'..l1ii1g. After the usual round W rk was dom? 1°-1' 111959 t¢a°11°1`5

social l1o111- spent. All wished Mi-.lvl iiiiwrli-iiiiikiiig. the guests were ‘1 1`1’1l§1f*S11'0f1I‘- The following Du- 0 I Q 0 O O and Mrs, Bell a icing and l1npp_~; eoiitliicied to 15 are °t1end1n§ P1`111¢e Of W1110S '

ucdtlcd life. 11 dainty bullet luncheon was served. College' having successfully P”-*Si*-‘[1

,dm of me wcnmg was the Matriculation Examinations:

itigc. The prize :JS Wm., Stewart Vickers, Edna Fraser, Etta _

mm _,,.,h,,S.On_ Towards McLure, Sybil Reynolds, Percy Mc-

* I --~-»-_--.5 -~~~~£ | The reiuuii

oinr, on in11~ni 1-Y1”-i1;1i1lfYinM1..,.1,,,..,,, Spent HL br , . - v. by Miss No l hiluren Will Open §,,,,,1,,,,.1,,

I’1'o'vii1cial Fair 1 1>='~1=-i1:>-~f

llantlsome Prizes Offered For Dec- Gratcd Doll Carriages, Bicycles, and Trlcycles.

_.___ been visit

The opening day of Nova Scotiu's I 3111111111111.

.glgliticth Provincial Exliibitiori 11011” 111 R1°111“m1d 011 Friday--T.

trlalifiix, Sept. Zititii-Ott, 'lth.; will be 11 day of youth. The great Fair grounds will be turned c'.'c1' tc the

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children of Halifax and of the Prov- ' of ince and the children thcn1scl\'e:s1 \\`

will play a big part in entertaining each other and their elders.

In the afternoon the tiny lol.s‘\viIl, the S. S.

have their innings in a. series oft ill

eveiits which, new to Hulifrix, liavc WCYC 1110 M155'-‘S -1313110110 111111 Myrtle ber.-ii conspicuously successful ati N0O11f1l1.

this very happy party D1 1 c

-»Mr.s. Linus MacDoi1uld, who has

ing Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Tiigiiisli, returned to her

hcr eoiitlnuecl illness. and all

ish her ri speedy recovery:

u

-A1no11g the many who sailed on 5

id ciijoycd a moonlight excursion

Miss Gladys Blackmore,

other Exhibitions. These will be held Messrs. Earle and Danny Noonan. L0

on the g1'ou.i1tls, ii' weather' perniits;

if noi, in this arena of the Forum. -The in .First a puratlc of det'orz1te1l cloif Scliuiiiiliii

carriages ;»i1.1l diiils by ;.;irl.»; u11rlc1'1pi:‘:1s',"fi to twelve. Tlieii the l>o},'.=; oi the P1'o1.'- 1 tvu;iud to

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ince who are t'.vtl'.'e and uiidrr willf im

of

of Bcdrquc will bc‘m

provriri atlfr uiirlcrgoing treat-

have their cliaiiee with it p.1riitl1‘ 1>i§1111~i;t. in the Prince County Hos- '

decorated bicycles. Lastly and n11~sl p.t11l.~-~S,

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,_ MEETG OF; He was fined $15 and costs and .S SIDE TOWN C0l,1l\ClL-The; Ord

_ sympathy is extended to Mr. and

$942.61. The various com- Mm Archie Gaudet of weumgj

gh

I V ‘years Aletlia was a blight. little

l1e11~.ive rcpoitot the finances of gm and her happy smile Wm be`

which were passed' daughter on Tuesday morning,

the town and urgid upon thc .missed in her home and Hmong her 1

yn

each cominitteo the pta

mr °°°n°my' $7500 1"°t’°d mr. two sisters, Mrs. Leo Gallant and

the entertainment of the officers Miss Phyms and one brother, Goh

coninieiided, profcssioiizilly and very and men 0! H' M' S' Scarbarough don to whom sympathy ig ext7erid~ much m,&Cd mci,,Hy_ which will visit Summerside this

nionth. it was clcciclfrl to call for

_RETURN H0_\u;_Mr_ and Mm t1=ncle1's for coal for the civic build-

Uolln C. Conroy, who ha\'e been for 1 mg'

the past two years residing with the, 11 °"“"31‘"'k@"

torn1cr`s parents, Mi'. und Mrs. F. MW

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“'°“1d 1°' “M f°' EASTERN GUARDIAN

the permanent stieet M;

progressing very 1-npidiyl érf in newny nature may be lulerted M'

sat'isfactory_ Mectuig ad- ,,;f»,,,,¢,_

fins Eva H;1i'pe1', a very populiii' S°`Pt9n1b°1` lam- 1041-

kc place with," a few Georgetown and Sturgeon. Services 1m,,g_,.,,0n, ,md dining Sunday, sept. 17th; Sturgeon, il t.,,stcf,,11y d,.,.0,.,,¢ed fm. ii. in.; ;Mllltown Cross, 2.30 p. m.;

Georgctoivn, 7 p. 111.; Subbatli School

own

g-room by the hostess, N

1 flowers' and siirrouiided S(

Al, this point, little SC

h garl-ands. which con- G1' hower dcpomf. Kiss Em- P"

r re.~;poiidctl graciously to M

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the dining-room, where Di

___ Sybil Reynolds received the Gover-

PERSONALS nor-Generals Medal for highest

{__f standing during the year.-H. '

of Montague, sympathize with her

-The iiuiny friends of Mrs. Wm. m 1m'1~.y_ I1`c1‘i1\vood, are sorry to hear sp

rday to return to Boston, after

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Charlottetown on Sept. 6 ents' Mr’ and Mrs' Mac Martin'

Montague.-H.

-WHEN ygu wgny, tg buy furnj-, n n_. ,M ll V *_

ture, be sure and call at Braoeu.

- _ 1088.

_-FINED |15 AND COSTS-A

esday charged with being drunk.

ered to be deported as an un-

desirable.-S.

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-RE TIRE when four auto tires

cost less than one. Goodrich Safety Silvertowns sold at Brace's. 1038.

AD BEREAVEMENT-MliCh

ton in the death of their little

rates. There are left to mourn

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'Thin eoiumn is nnrved ni 1 ol local Inter:-nt but advertising

ann L word strictly payable ll

. . °SUBS CRIPTIONS tn The

..°MURRAY HARBOR BUS Will

..*UNITED CHURCH of Cnnadzi.

at 2.30 p. ni. Rev. C. U. Mac~

rades: Principal, Robert Grant'

upils; Grade I, 21 pupils. Splendid

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onaid. Marjorie Hyndirian. At the ose of the 1932-33 school year, ‘

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- PERS ONALS 1

..'I~‘riciids of Mrs. Heath Stewart,

her illness and hope for her cedy recovery.-H_ ,

..‘Miss Betty Martin left on Sat-

nding the summer with hei par-

..°Mr. Ralph Morse has returned his duties at the Canadian Bank

Commerce after attending the Charlottetown: P- E- I'

nm, friends of Miss vera funeral of his mother at his home

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.'HOOL-The' Montague Memorial F hool opened this Fall with an en-

lmerit of one hundred and fifty- AFT

0 Pupils, comprising the following September 14th

ALL Fashion Week clears all perplexillei-0P¢1\11\K days Uffef 111°

F 'inswer in a glance to all your fashion questions. Are skirts longer? . . _ Yes, one or two inches longer depending on previous lengths. Are sleeves still big? . . . They 1118)’ IW Wide 01' P1fi1\\» 1711*-

shouldcrs must look wide. What about necklines? _ . . Necklmes alre even higher than last year, but strangely, they are more wearala e. Any change in silhouette? . . . It’s_slimmer than ever with fullness ow placed, and it’s called the_ sheath silhouette.

llow about the New Coats? . . . The distinguishing features are the built up shoulder, the different placing of the fur trim on sleeves . . . very large fur collars.

Dresses . _ _ Coats . _ _ Hats are all delightfully wearable but come in

_Thursdziy afternoon, and try them on for yourself!

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ado X za pupils Grade lx 15 ‘md f011°“111§ Days "JM/6 ‘QOMI

pils, Vicc-Principal, Kenneth 3

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'be given their iiiiiinigs w;‘.li ii <li:~:- »~'lli~. (1 y_ M_ L_* Sl) Simon ‘md` cousins, Karl, Doreen and Helen, TWO LEADING TYPES notes. STRE ' WM th

attractive the tiniest oi ton. iii-1~ io)

may of dcgomtcd 1,1,i»_1'111._.-, i;,d,1_\- SL J,,,1,.~,; (_<,,,,,.ch_ Tigmshl hom B who are also the guests of Mr. and 0l~‘ SUITS THIS SEASON "Suits this season," Miss Howard

cars, scooters, or any wtlifi' .»i:1;..1:" \’f~i_'»' :.'11‘1»~.'~.=f11l card party on Fri- Mrs' J' W' c"rr"1'h°rs‘ M155 CRT' M* H1151- "M0 Of W0 193-51113 14995' one _ . _ Gr t B

vehicle that delights the 1li.icii_tli; <l11

heart. None will be too young to* 1~n_|oy11l 1111 excellent game. The CMC H°"'1’11“1"*'H~ 1 tion in the fashion mode from tl1c` toned straight up the front, some-|`N°V°' sw B ng y' W ' ‘ _ 5 at Wak,

inter as 10118 B-‘3 151105' life able tug prizes v.'1~i'1: \'.11i1 by -Mr. Hugh Mc-

supply their own motive p<»~.\'er-, Ki

even with the assistance of 11 1lf>ti11,;\ ._.'r_ tered nt the Poole Hotel, Montague, early summers "whipped cream" quite slim and not loose-backed, the Dfmfment °f the I“°°"1°"' Wm. _M ._

-___~_M__ for last week; H, H, Acorn, s0nri5;,appC,~,,~Rnc¢’ n-,ls descrjbcd tndny to body of the dress being of 1-,1gth,,be1UW 1101`m&1 by 37 PGI' WN 111 0'I'rAWA» sept 12-W111»C1‘WBYS

D. McGregor, Charlottetown; 600 women styllsts and fashion dl- with sleeves completely of fur, from 111° €B51»€1'l1 Daft 8-nd 13 per cent in A1b¢1't°» 300 1111195 by T511 Uofih °f I G H T

mother or father. 1

These novel prtriides, which should; :;'l’l11-rc

11111111 111111 ,\li'. Iinllis Morrissey,

is nothing repulsive in 0'

be most attractive to grown-iips us, A1ill1r1~'1i \'./firm Pnwrlcrs, :ind they G°1f-1011 P0111’ St John, Allison Mc rectors the shoulders to the wrist the Western P371* °f 511° P1’°Vm°° Edm°m'°n 15 mpericmng 5' 5°a3°“; ` E

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well ns children, will be all tlici1io:'e`1ir1~ :is 1121-.isuiit to take as sugar, so I-"`°d= Ch‘11`1°11"1'°“`11¥ MT- 111151 MTS- 1\1f11‘J111'1<‘ H0W111'(1. fl 1115111011 1111111' "T110 17101159 Of the W1-1159.? 15 1115111' In muthern NW Bmnswkk nm` M excaptmnal activity according 10,1 1

fit. fcir 1~i1il1l1-nn will 1~nf11_<1- ;h,.m_ C111\S~ C-B1i'<l,St_Jol111; W. W. Lord, ority and new memi11>.1- of the ly velvet. Also, the tunic blouse, of 011 was 0111!' 40 D91' W1" °f the July “mr” rwewed by the Dmartmcntl "1““‘l' “U lvvvlrlt 01°*

“1'1°110101V11I W. Campbell, F1-1-1i1:h Legion of Hoiior, 1;111pl11isizcd almost any material, rich or simple, average. but records are not yet N the I-1’1f01'10l'- R811. Water Bnd Sir "" “"-

iritercstlng because of the prius to in

he offered-eleven of tlicin for c111»ii1 in

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of the three events. Every child iii tiiiviiiizli their :if-tion in an unsound Ch“1`1"t1"1°W115 F- Fl L00- Si- 17011111 the word “rc:1ctio1i:ti'y," saying that has been revived. ‘available for the northern pert of 'UHVC1 10 Bild fl`Um this horiherni H J B

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the Province. Within th<> “Sc 11ii\»1`.<tf»n1111-li, out tiiisis onlymnianifcs- E- M~ N1C11°1-‘1011. 011111101-ietowii: H. “nothlnrg vcry rcvolutlonni-y has "Coats-all-day ones-are designed tho province. Sub-normal stream Bememehi 1185 110011 DM11C1l11l1'1Y<

tpcclflcd, is eligible, Entries, w'nicl1`i.~1t:1i11 of their cleansing power, no C”

Rvscrs, S1. John; L. M. ,Fnrqu- taken place this year in clothes." to be worn with many different iflorw conditions were the consequence heavy due mainly to the 10180 ¢m:"g::‘f"|""|“';,m

wldcl feminine trend to "sllmness times with hip basque. The other 'Ed by the D°mml°“ Wat" P°w°' been erected mth °p1’r°m'1“1‘° mam

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‘The following names are regls- with it difference" that replaces type has a three-quarter jacket, “nd H-1’d"°m°t1'1° B“"`°°“ °f “‘°mmcHpM°m' i:

k,,,.,., ,im sh, has ,.,._ 1112 sincere Si'mi>athy of his miuiy =l~"=-~=- f f ~ =»->-~f1~='--=f='1"=-=‘ - - KENQM MAP suE;~;T"RE;|-5-*Sf,;A.i,-f-ai* -1 h,_,. hOm,_, ,.,,,.y- much fi'iericls._-H. stcr. Cliiirlottctoivri: M1-. and Mrs. 1 whom are members of the fashfonited in the back. Coats for morning OITAWA, sept 12_.I,he portion Northwest Territories this su

H.A.J1zcq11cs,Midrlicton,N.S.: M1; group. an organization tt. advance street and travel are all neutral or of me ,rmm_Canada mghwa h, The town of Waterway, is at

_‘Miss Doris Carruthers, of Oi- and Mrs. C. Moore, Charlottetown. good taste in styles. Bumshe added, dark." vwluemoum, Manitoba to ;cn;_r; md of steel om tm, Alberta tawn, is yislting her parents at Mon- -H. a survey of the winter collections as __i___i and twenty miles eastérly is shown Great Waterways Railway mg

_,___ taguc. she motorccl homo with iicr --_--ll a whole disclosed interesting new AM FLOW IN ,nm an the Xenon map sheet just re_ ,,150 at the head or navigation

ivuinrruvm rlwvmcns issued by une Topographical survey, °f 0"" <1 M1‘~°1¢¢1121e Riv

. _ - 1115 highway crosses the int - ca "1" Lake and 091191' D

M __ _ __ _ _ _,I ._ ` _ _ l, i _,_ _ _N _ _ ofmwwii sept. 11 Runoff ini errno,

, L,” 13,, 1,_,),, ,mm who Lame iu ieis is in training at the Ottawa NEW YORP, Sept. 1". A icac ., is the short, flttedjaoket, often but M ’ dun Jul as re rt .vmcm boundary a huge mm ha ern mineral areas is also cent

H1050 011 1\1°11<1=\>'» S°D°1*"11=°1‘ 25111-1ii1f1if'=i'=~1i that they inc 11111-irni. 111118011. Si. John: E. Harris. sir11t~ misiortions in oioinos onnnoi kinds or dresser. 'rney are often br ww precipitation during the vnwunt of mineral prospecting and) hunu-»

D. Bil`1CD. EX111b11i0l'\ S€C1'l‘1?11'i/.'-tipoii to clear all worms from tho V Metropole Building, Halifax. 1_ny_t_i1~m_

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THE COAL SEASO

VIDTURIA-BRAS D’0R-SYDNEY

our Pmct

SPECIAL PRICES ON CAR LOTS

Ask for quota!-'ons nn slut for blowers.

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Bfifléinti UD Father 1 By George Mx. '

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WELL AT l.l\_5T ALL IS Q\J\E`1'-THATG BEGAUSE FAMILY \*.» ou`\'- THANK GooDNE°.1S ~\‘\IE A1' LA51' STARTED ME:

LETTER TC)

D1N’T"r‘ ,i_.__

Department of the Interior. Where Sysmm' Ah' t"an5P°TtWif1011 bei'

111011111 bv made imnwf1i=1w1y 1" 11.1'I11»v 1111 iw tiioroiiciiiy d1non11n<1 ford- Ont-1 Mr- and Mrs. G. C. Web- inst." sno ioia aio women, mont of trimmed witn nn that iisonnonzrn-N month mining which io tiiiung piano in me

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