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Kflfsvfllla He has». lust learned ‘that

tice T. ~ Millhe" °l m“ 00"" "T Army has not a prayer ull to itself Kiniragioiioh- dioii this moraine i=1 in the revised Church d; Engiund Mayo ospitnl at Rochester, Minn. Pfaygf Book, and Wm,“ m know iiooofiihiE l" PP|Vi1l°"i?~i|Viii°B-,l'°' why thefNnvy has one and tho ceive%iere. Chief Justice Mother» Army ifuginm"

hurl r ently undergone on operu- As u result u bill will be intru- tion a p was Droid-refilling favorably diiced in the. House oi’ Commons to who}: p sudden turn for the worse glvg Tummy u prayer o. MS UWIL set n", -' i »

my A!‘- kliis of tho British Army is ug-

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Before it," a beautiful fi-elhwater lagoon that in turn baa aeandbls between it and the sea: behind. ~ a deep, coolrfragrant woodland. ' Such la the ideal lettlngof Plctou I-mdge that offers the mbin , QQYI of forest and’ lea: of nit water and hells.

Splendid accumulation in rustle lo: bungalow. with electric illghte ulul running hot and cold water In each room. Large cen- ‘Cral’ bullillng wilh dining room and main lounge. llutel $0.50 u day or I40 a week, American

i‘l. - J, Plan. (loll, y-achtllag“, bathing. I c d”, fishing, motoring. en Juno “M” " “M ' ins-sent. r2.

mom; Ju bllu Year.

The Tributes to P. E. I.

°f P-E-L. we take the liberty of coiling attention to a few more

services of a landscape artist o: first; localities in what we would designate

a chain of sites which would be chos- / Piifkviflhd Picturesque merits. These

_ the balcony of the Provincial Build-

liHappeniiigs oi .

Should not be Dropped _~ the Week

TIHQY ARE woarn Mossy

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Returning to the few remarks of- iorod yesterday by us on the oqm

__.__________._______ that on the remotcst streams we are. always stumbling against tlncans and broken bottles. Werejolce in the growth of paper con iners. At least they will decay and can even be burned. How we need an or-" ganizer in every "community. If only the", ‘pirsons—‘—';—_‘. Who!‘ a theological college within. cdiujse on local government, another orudo- mestic economy. a-thlrd on the hil- tory of English landflon co-Iopera- tion, on how to behave social functions. on how to enterta ‘with- out boring. etc.. etc, etio.l "Let us have better living and we shall cer- tainly have better dying!"

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thoughts oh the same subject. The first is that we should procure thei class ability to tour our Province and select a number of outstanding

en for their superiority as historic

Bhmild be linked together all over the province as drawing grounds for tourists. and added m later when finances would enable a commission t0 do so. Associated-with those‘, might be those small parks located‘ at our best trouting centres and most attractive scenery. A network 0f hishways. connecting with the at- tractions of noted structures and other Gems. Beauty of scenery and suitability of location as to streams and lalldscimos should not be lost. sight of on any account. Nor should "WWW “Spots? intervening be 10st sight of when they could be added to the Chain of Beauty.

NOW. Why do we suggest such a panoramic work of art at this par- ticular time? The r asons are as follows; We have just been favored with visits from noted public men who have spoken in the highest Keir. and a great granddaughter of i ‘arms °f praise "1 What they saWJRcv. Dr. John Keir. of revered mem-

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The marriage took place quietly. on Monday afternoon, at the home of the bride's parents, Malpequc, of Elizabeth Brisbane,‘ only daughter of Dr. James W. and Mrs. Keir, tlq Mr. F. Clyde Auld. eldest son of the late Mr. George Auld. The Rev. Dr. D. J. Fraser and Rev. MrJWil-

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lingdon will entertain at the hour on Thursday afternoon in hon- _[or of the British newspaper people. Jiwho are touring Canada.

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sceglf! ellgaliftyéuarhgjlltsrissi; died“ 29210:: her mother's side she belongs to hopsjhe most distinguished or thegei the'Stevens and Brisbane‘ families, numerous visitors proclaimed from of New York State. Mr. Auld is a imeinber of the Society of the Mid die Temple, and a barrister-at-liiw‘ f the provinces of Bring; Edward .clubs are

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ins that our Island is the most beau- tifulnnd progressive in the world, This is the opini -_of Hon. Stanley ° Baldwin. Others llZlVB been equally Island and Ontario. H

gllligtsiégtfi-is Whto rvhill venture to say h w s no e most eloquent W ° a and influential testimony yet subqfather. loo mitted from independent sourceskdress o; Just Sixty years ago Sir John A.‘ lgaggonlgltgéironttnunced aintzéher euio. “"29”? i"! , nure. His EXloollency the Governor Generalirled a shower bouq gglikzntextgagfirpgigsz ‘Y’? dlnliieiljfeiroses. The bridesmaidshvyered Now that the means of conanguods. Muriel McNutt, of Malpeque, communication ‘are calling’ forthi words of commendation, may we not all take up the chorus, and withi Flardbmible Pride bestow attention‘. uplorcii what has» heretofore been‘ i'u e out. of the tourist circle. It is to be sure another instance of o, good‘ line. and carried old-fashlo mmg oomius to those who waitedquets of sweet peas and roses.

given away by

one of pale mauve georgette cre I both wore picture hats of black ma-Il‘ nedbou

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W I86‘ I927 . ‘ v v _ ii i CANADIAN NATIONAL- i . ~ . . a f-Th; Logged Ttpilagay Syfiem m America u‘ Booklets nml complete details frdm \V. If ugorn (‘lty Ticket Agent_ L. P. Ritchie, Ticket W. (ll kin. Illa. Pulu. Agent, Clftown. s-s-sl.

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i _ for sustaining a loss. Nor need we to!‘ the ceremony in the course of . $33331? slfiiytfearwf a loss 0n ac-‘lwhich Dr. Fraser proposed a toast Q ' . ' tum to the n er‘ e hm"? will? m! to the bride. This was responded to - . pro i f .1 has been comrhezgfaliziggerécmgitil;iby the groom who then proposed a‘ ,_ I ‘ most successfully for several years toast to the bridesmaids and Mr.. ". 9%‘ P E I] Campbell responded. A toast was , ti} doing New 21mg then be up and proposed to the hostess, responded- ra ____ time to think and ,, Luke “Ute o; what is going on aruund to by Dr. Keir. The bridal party| a The Annual Meeting of the Prince Edward island us and the huge possibilities that have mumled m 301mm. WhBfB the bride i ssoclnted Boards of Trade will be held in Charlottetown on .nevei' yet been uitlized until now. and groom took the train for Que- : hursdayythe 25th of A0809‘. 1927} i ri-iii bec. After the honeymoon Mr. and Th h t , ‘Wm Demmm only, Wm “u, 9|“; ; _Mrs. Auld will reside in Toronto. 1’ in the infill 228123;; and‘: ht 10.30 A. M. r CAMPERS ‘Tihe bride travfeiltiid ‘in a tan ‘ttvzo - . _ . pece ress o a cre , w a 1 ‘ Th‘ “ikmoon scum“ Wm be-held at ,{h°ME“'§"m'.','.fl l: yeuabrie flu.“ am. lelnedy m tailored checked coat of p318 same yum ‘g3 °tq|o¢g,._t:q_||_e all Boardfiqfilra e em or?“ d tie woo s, for burns, bruises, color and h“ to match The Km or > allgpoinle, and‘ their __ I are cordially ""1""! 1° i‘ “ ' cuts and wounds. ' , \ ~, ~ - q i the groom to the bride was a plat- 1} __ Arrangemfilli HIV! MW mid” sllngfir 5:93 :2,‘ x: ..-__-~__- ~~~-~~—;--"' ». lnum circular pin of a very beauti- x !+,,ed.on m; grounds of thelixperime ar . . i N A R D S ,ful design set with numerous dia- 0 numb!“ win“ m.‘ w" Nut..." “,_¢g¢u¢;';ogo‘r;; y g imonds, rubies and omega/ids. The ‘ ‘ _ once. when mutton of vital‘ importance to our l - u mnuw ii gifts to the bridesmaids ere brace- <> _wlll receive attention. v- J . _ ' " , lets, to the best man a gold platin- ’ “ID ‘ r L o_ “yflpivutiv, x l‘ um set of cuff buttons imd dress ‘ ‘lb _ President. , l N ‘ M E N‘ l, shirt studs. and to the ushers gold > 3 "._ G. E?_wll‘4| ,__ h __ ' l?‘ pen knives. The groom and best ,' .. ~ ' _ .. . 5°°"°“"Y‘T"““'°" ‘E man wore dark blue suits and the - I ."‘.‘ V w.‘ F-ii. ushers dark blue coats and white fi~ P‘ e e ~--e¢e v e Y‘ tfiyf- f-**o+_""*°"‘ ‘ '-' ' ' flannels. There were about seventy- 5536‘ .i‘_5l“-' . § " ‘ ‘ .- fivelnvited guests. Among those To!" 0i" For“! Bolooili" outside of Malpeque were the Chief ~ _.-_ " "_- "-- - -‘ ‘ rlliook on Skin‘ Discus-is. Nebw Justice and Mrs. Mathieson, Mr. l 5,. g n , _ - i. ,,;‘;',*,','f°,,‘;,‘,‘“,§,';;f’“‘f.,,“Plgtgf: o: Justice and Mrs. Arsenault, Mrs. W. " - g o Loss of lilnnhood unit diseases‘ of- J. Robertson, Mrs. Alien Fraser. Mi‘. . i: r - fifil.“°ii‘§§‘i.§'v‘al:iif':‘hzxkijifi ‘aid livllvrsapAfig. Polmerrzy. Mg. ‘and ‘ viper ence. Ull cr t: sill f5. . . mars . l‘. an f8. _ txmélilnigiirliitfiifgirii" Alexander Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. ' ~ ' i ' Treatment by mull our speciality. J. O. C. Campbell, Mi‘. and Mrs. F. '27th. English Herbal Dllpenlary B. ChMiVlll, Ml‘. 811d MIS. J. A. S. d“ _, H‘ a _ / , mm Bu" ‘II-mam’- B. (L Bayer. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee, Mr. Canada's Oldest Herbal institute and Mrs. W. F. Whitney. Mr- and _ ~ Mrs. C. H. B.’ Longworth, Miss Edith i r » Rogers. Miss Mary Jrylpg. ..Mlss For Toronto .._--—-—--——————-—'-———- Katherine Irving, Miss Avila. Mathia- ' son, Mr. Shelton Mchmrhldr‘. G. El-

H-aveYou Made Your Reservation The Trip 0f The Year

Prince in Pullman Cars. Visit.- llamilwn. St.

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l0 days travelling like l. ng Quebec.‘ Montreal." Otter/I. TWWW- atherhfel afillfllagarm- With De Lux Motor Bus Sight. eelng trips. m of Oars while at froronto thereby sari"! otol ' nlel which by the way will be _overcrowded at this‘,

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‘The groom was attended by‘ Mr.

organize in forming this Chain or

mm,“ U if t t l Thane A. Campbell, of Summerside. lwinter pug §ru§§p§.yo‘.’,“§u°.'{,'§§§§§§ The ushers were Messrs. Geo. Auld. ‘ Here, however, is a‘ David Mathleson. Reginald Bell, and, igifidyiat-hiand means of rccoveringlBruce McNutt. The wedding march- Smuggling“.,I”§',§f,§f;,ef.“‘°.,.§usifzioog cs were plnyedlil! Mr. J. 0.0. Camp. be shgwn ma; there is ‘no Just reaggn bell. A buffet lunch was served af-

liot Full. The Guardian joins with s host of friends in wiglting w this very popular’ couple every ‘possible happiness.

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Perhaps you _ will not ‘ need a lupply of COAL

look ahead. Orllol’ MW lul have it of! 1"" mind. Phone us lode! your requirements.

wiry that never fllll faget rid of black libmll, that is to dial

this. get two ouuc of from any drug It on a but, wot cld b

-rnb over the black

' Brldlé on Tuesday“ in honor of Mr. . and Mrs. Chauvin, of Montreal.

her lllnesnin the Charlotte pltbl. ' ' '

spent a few days very pleasantly in Souris, renewing old friendships.

of Montreal. hive arrived on a visit to Mrs. Dumontki home here. and are being cordially welcomed by her

over for the marriage of her nephew Mr. Clyde Auld. returned Wednes-

summering with Edgecomiie. '

motor trip to Boston, returning by . . way of Yiirmoutlt and greatly en- mmm“ °m°“‘"d' The “m” l’ “ joylng their visit with relatives and granddaughter of the latte Dr. Wmwmends

e§ni§dp§§“‘f,‘°§§-,nélilflstigoig the Ontario, the University, the 01h lgher hqlyng’ “usual-I Hem,

ford and Cambridge. The bride. Ffldgy ugggi-nwn u; j mo“ chm-m. “i163 lngly arranged luncheon bridge lnlpgffi n: the ked charming in a Pofiild honor of Mrs. A. A. Bartlett of Char- one rumpus yellow flowered tofiotimrvititdottetown, P.E.1. The table was cen- isoid shoes and stockinss~w¢-a.i>i¢-. trod with a vase of beautiful crim- iture hat of yellow maline. She carrson roses and the guests umbered i199 o! Piiie Dink eight. During the afternoon bridge was played whenthe fortunate prize winner Miss Mary Moi-BB“ 0f Millilfi- MW-Those presen McNutt wore a’ dress of pale greening,’ o; cum-lug“, georgette crepe and Miss McLean w, whjtm Mrs, ooflivirsfla. s. M. Baxter, Mrs. Fkankmordered w S. ‘White. Mrs. William Pugsley, round ‘he 8m,

ThQJrhomas.

‘Sl-“fl-‘tlhey ‘"9"’ wflwmed “Val-he Him ural death; thisrevival gives it. an

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Bedequ‘ is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. J.

A great. many of the ‘summer's’..- lel guests drove in Wedneadgyfltpsee

There ll one lliuple. alfe and lure

lve them/Io do u ‘pelflllle powder ore-sprinkle a little

rmn T cnannornrrowsi, use»... ' A thetHrltish Prinfe" Minister and his Qlll‘ y.

Mrs. John J. McDonaldand Miss Jscqueli MacDonald, Charlotte- town, were welcome visitors to Sum- merside this week. r U I O Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Happier of Waterloo, Ont.. and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hansuld of Port. Arthur, Ont.. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew, Villa Street, left by motor for their respective homes. ‘ I C I

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Miss u n ' " - - .. m unenmp‘ Begum‘ Strange echoes of Royalty are

_ found in strange placesgyrltes Frank

Yeigh. 1 copied this from a ceme- tery gravestone in Souris, Prince Edward Island: ~ "In memory of Elizabeth Macdon- ald. beloved wife of Andrew Mclnnis. died Dec. 15, 1852, aged 05.-—R..!.P. She was a native of LoclTnabar, Scot- land. and was the lady honored with having the first dance with George the Third at the Royal Hall. Edin- burgh, in isra."

What pictures the words suggest

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Mrs. W. J.- Robertson. who- came

ay to‘ Fredericton. where she is

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Mi‘. and Mrs. F. B. - - . of a great social event; of the bril-

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Mrs. n. .1. rhinitis and Miss rhu- ps have returtred‘ from a four weeks

liant gathering in ancient ‘antihis- toric-l-lolyrood, and of the sndttnh lady, in her prime of beauty of the early thirties. dancing with s. King! What a choice family tradition it. became-‘a tradition that was car- ried across the Atlantic and im- mortaliaed in marble in a remote Canadian God's acre over a hundred

years after the famous dance! l o‘ a

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Their Eixcellencl‘. the Governor-

tea The black handkerchief has come

in again, nct as mourningfor, Nei- son’s death, but to, tie round the _ shoulders of sports ‘frocks and par-

. ' ' ‘ ticularly of sport frocks in smaft Mm- J- Boyle Travers was hostess black and white. Timon» ll'i)t‘l.'.‘~ -.n--» l t3. 0B glowing iii tiopuizii- aiml iili'i'-" igenerally more black in the uppci suit than in the lower.‘ modiste has an extreme- ly good model with a long black sweater, belted at almost the normal waist with white. It is worn with a white skirt having two black bands p round the knees. Round the cuffs ""15 Mfi- A~ A» Bmlei-t- of the sweater are bands of white

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5W9?“ M"- A- 539"‘ to correspond with the belt. The WW"? Mrs- wiiwriwhole is given point by a black silk G- Hebe!‘ vrmm-lhandkerchief folded triangularly and ith white. This is tied ulders. making a. sort Mtsow- A- Mool-oiioiiiio- M"- J- U- of bateau line, with thé middle point of the triangle falling down one arm _ and the other_two points being tied Their ruxcellencies the Governor- m a bow on ghexopposm; shoulder, General and View untess Wlllingdon m‘; Swekum," wum Wm. red and honored the Connaught. ParkJockey white sku-w also may have “mung Club with their pr ' alielmw" a‘ ‘he ‘Mes- Awimded by ed with red. The handkerchief has. a“ the members m’ ‘he vlcbmgal been used before and has died a nut-I

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the club, and Her Excellency the comma m me wear” iscduntess Willingdon was present- _____¢,

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Belcourt. daughter of the president. on behalf of the club. They were escorted to the Vice-Regal box where

they remained for a couple of races] and several of the members wlthi NQRTHERN M53151- 3555s

their. wives were received by them in

the box. Later they visited the l/Mllj cafiadftfésgg§‘lfz? “m” bases l“ ous points of interest and Her Ex-i A oollohoy. flooomlliiiiled bl’ the Koh- N. establish. during the summer of‘ A. Belcourt. was in the judges’ stand; g2’! tgiiiiéestfriati we; in ‘the lt-iiiiglsoiz.

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m} couple o‘ flew ‘ends of Hudson Strait and midway: ibetween the two distances of 500 miles apart. Six aeroplanes will be used to do exploratory, work regard- ing Hudson Bay navigation in its ap-‘v pllcation to the Hudson's Bay Rail- way and terminal facilities.

Their ‘ ExceiiericiEs visited the Connaught Rifle Ranges yesterday afternoon and had tea with the\ex- ecutive of the Dominion of Canada Rifle Association. ‘

l O I Mrs. J. A. McDonald. Cardigan, has gone ‘on an extended visit to her brother, Mr. R. McDonald. Montana.

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Mrs. H? R. Logan. wife of con- ductor Logan of the C. N. R.,Fred- erlcton. NB,‘ with her son. Master. Mac. Logan, are visiting in the city. They are 'guests of Mrs. H. V. Bun- thin, Rochford St. ‘

O O O Mt‘. Egerton “Macliabe, of St. John's, Nfldo. accompanied by his wife. is renewing old friends and ac- quaintances on the Island.

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Miss Blanche McDonald. who i; soon to be a participant in a very happy event. ww given a very ap- propriate gif by the staff ‘of the Provincial B ilcling. ' ' U O U Atvicwrh Park Tennis this after- noon tea will be served by Mrs. (Di-m \ Ledvgell. Misses Klrwln and M. Mc- Millan. .