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3y STEWART JONES & 00.. Charlottetown Correspondents of Grconollieldr 81 Co. Montreal - =1;- " ' ' l:%:-:ax .

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nrith any sound economic readjust.

clout being afierteu [q aso s certain element of nuke; ‘m, lillllig 8124;‘: the shares by three-cop. e 11r rage activities as hehvhen tho continent. Wall Street and Can- nlia. Tllflig are probably "h," mew" 1n the situation which nre not so run. il_r understood hut which tendyto "ml"? lmlflllilfiiriy interesting ilflY-ln-llsy market fluctuation,

IMPERIAL 01L!

A new and rndi li ti priced gasoline is clnlllgflllilzgfi llrfulltll- perlui Oil, Limited. The now prodnfl ‘llllfllll’ to be lnude uvnilallle for gen. ‘gmmtff to“ m? lllillwllys promises “t " c popular attention her-nu" r, l, "llunsorsllip hut this leading

nzlndhn reihzor and nlan from 1M fill"! that it will hnvo excellent quick llllfilll: and anti-knock qualities. The new brand will ho (Il-Higllntaql by . zreea color. For some time pug them has been a tendency among Iggy].

“Mmlm “t llilllulill‘ ilrices 11rd this - ll Iflfellillllk- Sumo little time "l?" llilllflll Amcrlrnn Oil announced lilfilgbw product along these lint-m Th“ 0 c Procedure was followed by _\[,-_. Coll-Frontenac Oil. Other (‘nillflnnlng hggllz-"tnkr? this load and I wide lll. “m Y 0 ‘annular-prions gllsoiincs

now urn lnhlo at service stations, particularly in Ontario where market. lug is along notably aggressive llncg,

GRAIN RANGE

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ville, Mass., accompanied by her daughters Ruth and Leona Perkins, and Messrs. Dwight Swan and Ray- ner Fridolin, spent a few clays at the Forester House, Pownal Village.

.5 Mrs. Perkins is a niece oi Mrs. G. H.

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BRAZILIAN T “ACTION!

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Correspondents of ‘

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Menlbers of tho Montreal Stock Ekohanq-c

as Great 6001110298., Charlottetown

,5 M. Carver and a daughter of the

late Mr. Oswell Gay, formerly oi Pownal.

Mrs. Prudence Wood, Conroy, daughter oi the late Edward Wood,

' Waterside, has arrived here from

Miami, Florida, to visit relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carver, Wal- loston, Mess, are spending a few days here. -

Mr. (DrJ Pierce spent Sunday

' in Vernon River, the guest o! the

Doctor's lather, Rev. H. E. Pierce.

Miss Sadie Smith and. Mr. Arthur Jones, City, were visitors at Green- wood Cottage, on Sunday.

Mrs. Harry MacDonald, South Lake, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert En- man.

Mr. Ivan MacDonald, East Point, was a recent visitor here.

Miss Margaret Huntley, Vernon River, and Miss Down, City, were visitors at the Ebrester l-fuzse on Sunday evening-P.

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HA2 ELBROOK

Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Myers were recent visitors to Borden.

Mr. Artemas Betts, Nine Mile Creek, was a. recent visitor here.

Mrs. Jeffrey, U.S.A., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Marie Gay.

Miss Cymbeline Jenkins, City, was

' a recent visitor here, the guest oi

Mrs. H. A. Jenkins.

Mr. Frank Jenkins, Annandsler spent the past week in l-Iazelbrook.

Mr. and Mrs. _Wllllam Styulcst, North-Cambridge, were recent visit- ors here.

Miss Cathcrino O'Connell, Cam-

l' Bralil, and A

ing oil companies til to bring out speoiaicgunliltya Qfflilgesg It

Mrs. Warren Perkins, of Somer- v

New York _Excll ange

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bridge, is visiting her old home in Fort Augustus.

Mrs. Jennie Leaman, who spent the past three weeks here, has re- tumed to her home in Bath, Maine.

Congratulations are being extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. G. McEachem, on the arrival oi a baby girl.

Miss Vclda Horton was a recent visitor to Bunbury, the guest of Miss Vera McLeod.

The regular monthly meeting of the Hazelbrook Women's Institute was held in thc schoolroom on '1'ues-

. day evening, with a small attend-

ance of members.’ In the absence oi the president, the Vice-President presided. The meeting opened with the Creed. After the usual routine oi business was discussed and the different reports oi committees heard, Mrs. J. C. Wood invited the members to her home ior Septem- ber meeting, roil call to be observed Wllll “Plclillllll R= .- - Collection was taken by the new treasurer, Mrs. Russell Jones. The meeting then adjourned.

A motor party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wood and Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin, spent Sun- day at Dalvay.

The sympathy of the entire com- munity goes out to Mr. Joseph Oris- coll and family in the loss they have l-zerl called upon in bear.

_ Mrs. Harold Weeks spent the week end in Fredericton.

Mrs. Walter Wood and twochiid- ren, Pauline and Leonard oi Mt. Her- bert, are visiting the formers mo- ther, Mrs. Isabelle Ings.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pippy and ism- ily have motored to Fortune. where they spent the week end.

Mr. Reuben Barrett. Kingston.

- was a recent visitor to I-Isaelbrook.

Mr. Edward MacDonald is visiting hen, the guest oi his sister. Mrs. J. s. Myers.

Prom the ice cream social held on the lawn of Mr. J. S. Myers, on Monday evening in aid of 01.1135451- brook Womslfs Institute, a nest sum was realised-ii.

Glad?! ll soduihb she thinks an srtorrirs place when people go tolootstpiotlrres. .

1.10 CHA_i_1_l,Q_'i_"_l‘_ii_'l‘_QWN GUARDIAN _

T71? Montreal ‘Stock Exchange

(Special to Johnston 81 Ward)

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BEDEQUE

Miss Hester Inman, teacher in the Royalty School, spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘rheo- philus Inman, Central Bcdeque.

Mrs. T. D. Hart, of Sackville, was a visitor to Central Bedeque, recent- ly, the guest oi her daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Thomas Moyse. Mrs: Hart, who is over ninety years of age motored here from her home and returned by motor car the fol- lowing day, enjoying the trip won- derfuliy.

We welcome Miss Marjorie Mac- Callum, oi Summcrside, who has al- resdy entered upon her professional duties in the Lower Bedcque School.

One of themost successful dances of the season was held in Emerald Hall on Wednesday evening, August 19th, a. large crowd of young folk being present.

Mr. D. MacDonald, of North Bed- eque, was a recent visitor to Char- lottetown.

Mnvweltcr Craig, of the Lisnadian West, is spending a very enjoyable holiday in Lower Bedeque.

Messrs. Harold and Earle Nonn- an and Mr. Ronald Delaney, accom- panied by Misses Blanche uud Myr- tle Noonan, all of Centreviile Bedr- que, were visitors to Malpequc on Sunday, guests of Mr. uuzl Mrs L. W. Delaney.

Dr. A. D. and Mrs. Sharpe, Con- treville Bcdeque, were guests 0t the MacGougan House at Malpequc re- cently.

Among thosc who had prize cx- hibits at the Provincial Exhibition. included Mr. Colby Lewis, of Free- town, who won four prizes in Class 1'1, for Cattle.

The Centreville Bedeque School has re-opened _ after the sunlmcl- holidays, under the capable manage- ment ofMr. Angus Bernard.

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bell, of Cen- treville Bedeque, were visiting friends and relatives in Tryon re- ccntly.

Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Dawson and family, of Central Bedcuuc and fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, of Lowell, Mass, also Mr. and Mrs. John Llaw- son, of Central Bcdcque, were visit- ors to Augustine Cove on Sunday, the welcome guests of and Mrs. Elmer Dawson.

Mr. Gordon MacCallum, cf the Canadian National Railways, of P. E. 1., was a. recent visitor at his home in Lower Bcdeque.

A Post Office sale was held in the Baptist Church vestry at Central Bedeque on Tuesday. There was al- so a sale oi eats and ice cream and quite a crowd of people were pres- ent.

'I‘i1e many friends of Mrs. Hcnrv Crozier, of North Bcdequc, regret- to hear of her continued ill-health, which compelled her to enter thc Prince’ County Hospital for tie-at.- ment. She has since been removed to her home, where she is progress- ing favorably.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hughes, of Mill- view, were visitors to Bedeque on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Craig and little daughter Olive, Mrs. Colin Craig, Mrs. A. T. Wright, and Miss Jean Craig, all oi Middleton, were visitors to ‘rryon, the welcome guests oi Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright.

Miss/Perms Roberts, of Klnkors, is visiting in Monctou, the guest oi hel- brother.

A “g. ttsble "‘ ‘ occurred on Sunday. August 1'lth, when little Miss Jeanette Crossrnan, youngest daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. Saul

Crossman. oi Central Bodegas, had

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Dominion O I Canada Bonds

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the misfortune of falling from an apple trcc and breaking her arm. The little one is resting as comfort- ably as can be expected.

Miss Eileen Greenan, Kinkora, has been spending a very enjoyable holi- day in Scnrletown, the guest of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. William Trainor.

Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, North Bcdequc, have left for an extended visit to Nova Scotla, where they will visit some relatives and friends.

Congratulations arc extended to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holland, Lower Bedcquc, on the arrival of a wee bonnie lnssie.

Mr. Mathias Malone, of Kelly's Cross, was a visitor to Kiukora. rc- ccutiy.

Mrs. Orville Johnson, Centreville Bcdeque, was a recent visitor to Malpcquc Corner, a guest at thc MacGougmfs House.

Miss Mary Lang and Miss Han- nah Lang, of Boston, have been vis- itiug friends and relatives on the Island. They spent part of their holidays with their brother, Mr. Jack Lang, of Lower Bedcque.-—B.

IN MEMURIAM

MRS. HAROLD CARVER.

The communities of Huzilbrook, Mt. Albion and Betllcl were sudden- ly shocked on August. lith, by thc death of Mrs. Harold Carver, (nee Elumu. MacDougall), 1n the P. I. Hospital. Emma. hurl endeared hor- sclf to the people of illcsc ccm- munities by iluviug taught in the school of each. She also nmdc her- sclf loved by her pleasant personal- ity, flue Christian iii: and llcr will- iugncss to help in all communlly affairs when that help was desired and nccdcd. She came as u stranger, but in hcr six years among us made o. vast host of friends, as was sccu by the attendance on Monday at thc funeral service, when the hazel- brook Baptist Church was crowded conducted by Rev. E. J. Chisholm, who preached from the words 0i Psalm 46-10 “Be still and know that I amGod." Ho was assisted by Rev. H. E. Canlpbici, who lcd ill prayer and by Rcv. Elven MucDoug-ail, an uncle of Mrs. Carver, who in very touching and well-chosen "words; cx- pressed thanks to the friends for

The Ram Club Policy

The value of o. good pure brcc ram has been demonstrated many timcs.»0ur finest grades of wool and our best type of finished mar- ket lambs as witnessed at our Lamb Fairs and Sales are the re- sult of the consistent use of good pure bred sires. There is possibly 11o quicker means of stepping up or improving the general quality of s flock of sheep than through the use of a. ram whose quality and standard excels that of the average quality of the flock. There are far- mers who have never used a pure bred ram. Others have only occas- ionally used such. This Ram Club policy is meant to encourage the purchase and use of pure bred rams by farmers who have never used or have only intermittently used a. pure bred ram on their flock. This policy similar to the Ram Premium policy which it sup- ersedes, recognizes the value and importance o! a district breeding and selling the same breed of sheep and lambs, and requires that thc club consist oi ten or more mem- bers, each purchasing the same breed of ram. Each member, or farmer, should have at least ten ewes. Two farmers, each of whom keeps less than ten ewes may joint- ly apply for purchase of a ram, such to be used on both flocks. In each case thc two flocks will be consid- ered as one in making up the ten. Each members‘ purchasing a. ram will be expected to use the ram for two breeding seasons after pur- rilaso.

Since this policy aims at the im- provcmnet of our marketable lambs as well as the raising of the quality of flocks in general, all mem- bers ‘purchasing rams shall rlgrcc to dip their flocks at least once a. year, and to treat Io’: internal parasites when such is considered necessary. Farmers who take advantage of this policy in the purchase of rams must also castrate all grade ram lambs and dock all lambs at a. suitable age which is generally from ten days to two weeks of age.

Those who are desirous of pur- chasing rams under this policy shall deposit with the club secre- tary or the Sheep and Swine Pro- moter for the district, a. sum as indicated below depending on the age and grade of ram ordered: