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WEDNESDAY, _ _ . _ _ . _ - if '_ m -L _ i ,__ . _ , _ K . _ 3

uuualiuiuu iluuiimilihllllii

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For

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_ llouoiintnoinlt Mstnurairiou Lass orsvvsrirt = __ e.

-is an iniiiczition that, somewhere ln the d_cIie.itc b.iI.iiice_oi the sys- teni. there is is condition needing piiiiiipt correction.

Ii' iiegiiiztcil, l\ialni_itrit\on will

follow, leading to I\ervous Ex- haiisiion, .\ncniia, or some other serious condition.

FeIIn,u_~‘ Svriip is unequalled for

Loss of ,\|»peti_te; and by aiding the processes ol digestion and assimila-

APPETITE

Loss or

tion, it builds up muscles. tissues and nerves, thus restoring the body to health. _

A healthy body will demand

food. Th ua la appetite restored and possible serious co nsequ ences avoided.

Fellows' Syrup is a. well-known,

reliable ge aration, made in Canada. bl) at all drug stores. 79

Eliiong :nw

H&rlr|AWha.l'l

C G. S. Cartier, Captain James

R/lncli ai'ri\'ed in port Monday from Marnii, Quebec where she has

been doing currcnn and tidal sur'| 'roy work.

C. G, S. Brant, Captain Basil

Kelly :ii port. I D. P. W. Launch, Captain Lund

in port.

Buntnin BcIi's Wharf [_

S. S. Belle Isle, Captain D6 L;i'.iriei':ii'i'1\‘i‘d in port Sundayl

from .\loii:.i'cal ‘with freight and; n.~~cngers and sailed yesterday

Sz. Pi-_-;~rc and St. John‘s Nfld.

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Bruce Stcwiiris Wharf I

Schr. Pnlawuna arrived in port

rcsteiwiay. r

S. S. Hochelaga, Captain Tfav-_

ei-se on the Pictou-Charlottetown route.

I DeBlois’ Vvharf _,

Schr. Dv.-ina, Captain Alex Fraser ,

discharging a cargo of lumber.

Waterfront

Lyons Wharf sehr-. Bonus. captain Murphy.

has sailed for Georgetown.

Carvell's Wharf

S, 5 New Northland arrived in

port yesierdriy morning from Morit- real uriih 5. party of 84 ladies and gentlemen, the steamer sailed yes- terday at 4 P. M. for sydney. St- P.crrc. Miquelon and St. John's Nfld., before proceeding to Halifax N. s. at which place some 40 de- legates to the Chamber of C0111' merce which are included in the passenger list on board are to meet ,in Halifax from September 13th. to the 15t.h. The visitors which were on the S. S. New Northland in- clude prominent business m¢¥1 from Western_ Canada, Quebec. Ontario and the Maritime Provin- ces.

S. S. Silvia, Captain Kean of the-

Furness Red Gros Line arrived in port Monday from Montreal and sailed again the same day on re- turn after discharging a cargo of freight, she also carried a. large passenger list.

_ Pick:|.’d's Wharf

S. S. Harland, Captain Mac-

Larrie in port. I

IN IMEMURIAM '

ARTHUR I. CLARK

Ere the l.-ist day of midsummer

had departed. the angel of death guided from this earthly home, the soul of Arthur I. Clark to hlsi

l~lefi\'f~nly liome beyond the grave._ Born at Malpeque, Prince Edward

l<land_ in the year 1850. he spent an rncigetic and industrious life‘ in :hc province, following the pro- fession of ai dry goods salesman. For many years he was a valued sniping-on of Prnwse Bros.. where his coiirirous manner and amiable disposition endeared him to a host

of friends. _ _

It is in the home where his pres- ‘

ence is especially missed, He leaves to mourn his loss, besides a sor- rowing widow, eight daughters, Mrs. J. .\‘lr_irg:in Walls, New »York Sify; Mrs. Mildred Cronan, New York City; Mrs. Hector Campbell, Lynn, Mass.; Mrs. Edward Cant- well, Mrs. W. H. Soper, Mrs. Frank Cronin. Mrs. Lea Bryonton and. .\iai'ion of this city, who will al-l ways cherish the memory of a rie- voted faihrr and true companion ui the home. ` The fiincrnl, which was an ex-

N0 PLACE FOR BASKET BALL

EDMONTON, Alta., Sept. 6- fBy The Canadian Pressl- A1- though the Grads' basketball team of this city went to the Coast to play exhibition games at San F‘ra:ncisoo, Portland, Victoria and Prince Rupert, George Mackintosh in his sport. column in the Edmon- ton Journal is a little aggrieved.

He says: “Not the slightest ef-

fort was made by any of the Ca- nadian govcrning bodies-the Ama- teur Athletic Union of Canada, the Womon`s Amat-cur Athletic Federation. the Canad‘an Basket- ball Assoclation or the Canadian Olympic committee - to have thei basketball included as an official sport on the Olympic programme. In view of the Grads’ unparalled rrcord over a long period of years,_| there- could be no reasonable doubt as in the outcome of an Olympic tournament so far as girls' basketball is concerned. One

wonder.; if things might have been_ different had the Canadian titiel 0 I

been held in some other city-To- ront/o, for instance?

“The 'Grads 'can derive some

satisfaction from an announce- ment by the president of the Fed- eration Sportlve Feminine 'Interns- tlnnale of Paris. to the effect that basketball will certainly be in-

WESTERN GUARDIAN

-This Il for Prince County news

items, but advertisements of s MFI description may be inserted at 2° per word, strictly payable in ld-_ vmco. i

-BUY ITHACA SHOT GUNS and long range cartridges at Brace's. 5574-8-5-2L

_DON”l‘ FORGET Thursday

night, September 8th. The usual bi8

sion only 25 cents. 5586-9-7-2i»

-NEW LINCOLN" radio" WCC

storage batteries, just received at B,.,,¢¢~,_ 5524-9-5-zi.

-KENSINGTON UNITED

CHURCH-Service at ll a.m. and 7.30 p.m, Special harvest service both morning and evenins. SP€°ll'11 music by choir. .

-onoAN1zi-: 'nnsivcii-On

Sunday Sept. 4th. a Catholic Wo- men's League Meeting was held to form a Branch of the Junior League. The organit/Br. M`1’S~ fMC' ,Grath opened the meeting by a prayer. Then Rev. D. McNeil spoke on catholic Aetna using as hi! text “Little Children love one an- other." Following Mrs. McGrath

Dance in Richmond Hail. We1linE'[ ton Orchestra. Good order. Admis- 3

-BAIL FORFEITED-In the

Bummerside Police Court a drunk who failed to appear had his bail of 810 forfeited. Another drunk was fined $2 and costs. S.

-SUMMERSIDE SHOOT-An

interesting shoot was held on the Sumnierside Rifle Range on Labor Day by members of C. Company of the P, E. Island Highlanders and members of the Military Rifle As- sociation. A cup was donated by the officers of the Company and was won by Wilbur Gallant with

score of 44 out of a. possible 50.

The shoot was arranged in 100, 200 and 500 yards. About 30 members took part in the match. Dr. Leard, Brenton Clark, Clifford Rogers and Walter Schurman all made possibld marks in a grouping competition. This is the first of a series of shoots which will be carried on durlngsthe fall months. Suitable prizes will be awarded from time to time. Keen competition is ex- pected. All members are cordially invited to attend. Notice of the shoots will be given at the weekly |drllls that are to take place from now on in the Curling Rink. S.

-LECTURE BY REV. FATHER

LEBLANC OF MEMRAMCOOK, N. B.-An interesting lecture on the Catholic Press was given in Mis- couche Hall on Monday evening by

explained the iiirns and objects of

was declared closed.-T.

'_ -CASE ADJOURNED-Charles Cahill, who was arrested in Sum- merside on Monday night in con- i

nection with the accident on Writer l Street in which Phillip B, Arsenault ' was seriously injured. came before His Honor Stipendiary Magistrate E. H. Strong on Tuesday morning and was charged with having charge of a motor vehicle and by wanton and furious driving or oth-

er wilful misconduct on the public _ streets of Summerside and causing i busily harm io Philip B. Arsehauii, i

The case was adjourned until l Thursday, bail being set at $1,500. S500 in his own recognizance and $1,000 in two sureties. Mr. Arsen-

ault's condition is very serlous_ S.

-ruc. or wan-Great inierésil

continues to be shown in the tug of war for the cup donated by Mr.l

the Junior League in Canada. The l cook, N. B. There was a large at- election of officers their followedttendance. Mr. Arsene Poirier pre- The organizer addressed the new- 1 sided. At the conclusion is vote 0( ly elected officers and the meeting ’ thanks was extended to the speak-

Heath Strong, K. C., M. L. A., andl Summerside on Tuesday when

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Rev. Father LeBlanc of Memram-

er by Rev_ Dr. Monaghan of Mis- couche and seconded by Rev. Na.- zare Poirier of St. Dunsta.n's Uni- versity. The speaker said, in ans- wer to the question, what is meant by the Catholic Press? It is pub. llcation of various magazines and newspapers under the supervision' oi Catholic Directors and editors. The Press has tremendous power, an army 10.000 strong coming be. hind our daily thought and enter- mg every home. Treating every aublefif-5 1'2l1§i0l1S, political, histor- ical, national and educational. Christians should'encoiirage sound reading matter, books, magazine.; and n9WSPalJers, who recognize their responsibility. This is our duty as Christians towards sound liter- ature. S.

-wanniNG Bains-A wedding

Of much interest was goigmnized

At this time, Canadians are turning their minds from the pleasures of summer and the open road, to home. Preparation must be made for the winter s fuel sup- ply; new clothes must be bought and not very far away is Christmas with its presents for family and friends.

Therefore, the prizes in this Contest have been changed from Cars to Cash.

Each week for the past sixteen weelcs, some Turret Cigarette smoker has received a Chevrolet Standard Coach. Starting today, and on each week d_ay following, until further notice, someone will receive $100. , »

Think of it, si $100 cash prize each day . . . six winners each week . . . $600 in cash each week.

Each day’s entries are 'judged separately, so you have a chance every day and can enter as often as you wish. Entries received after midnight will be automatically entered in the contest for the fol- lowing day. _ .i

` _N O T E

The only condition of entry in this contest is that you write the following on the backs of 4 front panels from empty Turret Cigarette (20's) packages with portion of excise stamp attached: on the back of one panel, your name; on the back of another, your occupation; on a third, your street arid town; and on the fourth, your province. Fasten the four panels together and mail to Turret Cigarette $100-A-Day Contest, '

P.O. Box 2500

Montreal, P.Q. _

' runner HANDWRITING coNrEsr

rom »

i‘:1HN. :do ‘EMHNJEN 100 cash prize every week clay

Each day’s contest closes at midnight . . . the judges awarding $100 in cash for the most interesting handwriting submitted during the 24 hours. A $100 cheque will be mailed to daily winners as the ‘awards are made. Tliere's_a new contest every day except Sunday . . . send in as many entries as you like. The names of the daily prize winners for the period of September 8 to 14 will be published September 28, 1932. The daily prizes are awarded, not for good writing, but for writing which reveals unique or un- usual features. The committee of judges is headed by Mr. Frederic D. Jacob, for 15 years Dominion Government Gra- phologist, who gives 100 character readings each week to other selected contestants.

WINNER OF THE 14iIi FREE CHEVROLET STANDARD COACH

FOR CONTEST WHICH CLOSED AUGUST Nth.

Archibald Leslie Foster, Physician 329 Keri! Street, Ottawa, Ontario

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at 6 a.m. in St. Paul‘s Church,

M" Hugh M°"l*"°“ at Bedmuel Miss Mary i~:iizub¢ii1»ui<iesr dau b Rink. On Monday night there was ter of Mr. and Mrs 'W B M Ngill another; large attendanee_ Teamsl I l ' C e '

was united in m ‘

Cfimnetinz were Freetown and A1- laimun wood suiirrbigihteo ivio ' 1 - r.

bany with a win for Frectown in and M,-5 H P

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two straight pulls. North Bedcque lmerside R,;n:]y D M;);,;1YtbSuE; vs. Newton, resulting in victory f0l' l r of the bride .celebrated mth-

. e

Bedequc. Travellers Rest won from Lower Bedeque in three hard pulls.

e NUPiial Mass. The church and al-

tar were artistically decorated Wm,

W°°d Will, "‘Sld_°_i“ _S“m_f;_i’:;;l;l caN'm.u. aoyriixiv AND -,

G dia ons n r . _

icvcilligratlllltaixtionbl S. VMLNITY '

Mss Mae Prowse has returned U0,

PERSONALS her home here, after spending a'

-Miss G001‘8i€ Driscoll' iwchl; Murray Harbor.

lor, Cape Traverse, spcnt__the wee ____ _

at her home in Siiminciside. ML and Mrs_ Russel Roper “__

WOMEN ARE GOOD DRIVERS

HAMIIJTON, Sept. 6- (By The

_*_ Canadian Press)-Commenting on

the recent radio address given by Mrs. George S. Henry. wife of the

_' delightful holiday with friends at_ ontario premien on ..Greater High.

i way Safety," Calvin Davis, secre-

..*’l`his is fur Klrig's County

news, but advertising locals of I news description may be inserted at 21'. per word, strictly payable ir advance.

ary of the Hamilton Automobiie_ ___.__

An exhibition pull between a team I

flowers for the occasion. The girls

conipanied by f.iends left by motor_

Club. oonsidered the speakers iid-I _ rcnnisr Cliultcll Cherry vice timely. but rvsstervd Oblw- vuiiey, sunday, 11th sept, churn

from Kensington and All Comets lchoir with Mrs Roy Sm. h __ _

‘ - ip an a

*Miss Kathleen Driscoll.; Slim' ` Monday morning for St. John Ex-, ,_

ion to Mrs. Hcnry`s statement

l School, 10.30 am.; Miittins, ll a.m.:

was won by the latter. Next Mon- l day will see another round for the i

the Organ, rendered very sweetly

9-PPl'0DI`i8¢€ hymns during the

°"P~ SOM sports are bein: wan iviuss The bride who was gm.

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ed for that night. Mr. George Sheen was referee and Mr. Pend- ergast and Mr. R. P. Brown an nouncers. S,

charming gowned in a lovely dress

' Of Sage green with beige ]ac9_ Her

hat of soft felt and her shoes were

-_-M in m“f°hi118 tones of brown. She

- carried a. lovely bouquet, of sweet

3 peas. Miss Tcssie McNeill attended her sister and wore a dress of DCB-Ch 800l'8ette and brown Jacket, hat and shoes, her corsage bouquet

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SGNUULS

was also sweet peas. Mr. Clifford

Gaudet acted as groomsmen, Im.. mediaiviy after the ceremony ia, wedding breakfast was gcrvcd at the home of the bride, Covers were

Tuesday, Sept- Bib

laid for tllirty. In the contre of Um

:optionally lin-ge one, attended by| ]ud'd ' h

n b__,___Oddfu _,c e on the programme of te is lp; "gill C Uws and Mas next. women's Olympics, which will

on _ - :~ f

S 9 “ in rmemmes he was, be held in London in 1934 under

s dcioicd mcmber, was held at th _ no Churh e ristlnguished partronsge of

S _ . .

_wry ' I’ °m` stick together for another two

` _ _ _ _ 'years-and ther<-'s no good rea-

TI1 < ll-b _

0 pil Cam” v'°'°' Pamckison why they .=l~ioiildn't-the Grads

table was a. lovely wedding cake_ At Disht o’clock ,amidst showers of confetti and a host of good wishes the ilHl1l>y young couple left by motor on a. honeymoon trip to Halifax and other Maritime points For triivelling the bi-ide wore E

CARTEIVS BOOKSTORE is well stocked with

scliowl Backs and

.\fcTague, Weston Whitlock, Fredl

h . . ,

Kelly, Freri Houle, J. J. McKinnon, ;lisml;,1;00l]T;,(,lr;,r;l§_x when ‘ :he ind R°“°“f° lhahded out two years helix"

The many floral tributes born

lilcnt testimony of true friend- '

ships, formed in life, severed only

by death, to await the Resurrection when he hollers let mm go

Morn.

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'Now I lay me down to sleep I Pray the Lord my soul to keep.

Ebnie. meenie miny, mo."

Health - Plumage ~ Song

Your Canary will -

thrive best on

ROCK’S' _ IRD SEED I

School Supplies

Lowest prices, biggest values. 1 All SCHOOL BOOKS sold at _ priem fixed by the BOARD of

EDUCATION.

Our Store will he open until SIX 0’CLOCK. Send along the children. Everybody will receive prompt attention.

Garter & Cu.

black and white suit and fox fur Upon their return Mr. and Mi-5.

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EY ES I G NT EXAMINATION

Fitting and supplying (Ilan-

el. etc,

N. J. MABUN

OPTDMITBIBT Miha Connected with Drugstore

_; Limited

mefside- is Vismng 1”' C’ enbiiiun, N. B. ` , t

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I town.

Mrs. John Wood was a. visitor to

hat women drivers were prime t° Evensong, mo p.m. choir pruciiu play upon mans ch*valry while inthe champ on Friday at fi p.m

motoring '

Ca tain A. Wittig, C. A., in charge

l -Miss Eileen Mclver ni. -.. B d Th sd ' “ ' P

*`*“’”y by F101” father. looked very, Aim” Kink0,.a_ were ,-e_ °r en nn ur ay' ‘. "Women as a general iule are m

F It M . , ____ _, i Fa" C ‘ lgood drivers. said Mr. Davis. This __..GE0R(,~,ET0wN C",\RG|-;~

'cent visitors to Siimmerside.

Miss Bernice Cullen returned

comment was strengthened by lo-

United Church of Canada =cr\‘icei

l I-__ h mme 0" Sunday havmi 5P°“i' 3. cal police records, which show that for Scpwmber lm., We me follows:

I “ML Joselm A' M°M“h°“' “ep "week nt Kensington, the guest of d id t _ ' ` ` ` cw of Mi-. i=ui~mii ivicrviuhon urlMr and Mm James Pendmuh ‘“’"‘°“ '“’°“ h°"° 1°” “°° °“ 5 Stuiswn Sunday School 10 it "1 e T d m l - per capita than the male motorists. and services at 11 3 m Mmmw,

S 'd ,lft. on ues ay nio - _ - - I .ummem 0 C. l The °bl9°t °‘f ifhafe “’9"k1Y b"°”~d' . Cross 2.30 ii. in. and Geortrf‘i~'>\\'¥

visiting her parents, Mr. and Mi°s.i E. H. Monklcy ol Sunimersidc, re- turned on Tuesday to her home in

.Washington B. C. S. _

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-Mr. Harry Alchorn, who wiisl

-injured in an automobile accideiitl ‘last week near Kensington was lable to leave the Prince County Hospital on Monday and retum to his home in Rose Valley. S.

-Rev. Earle Dalton and Mr. Oa-

well Murphy, who have been visit- ing their home in Tlgnish, passed through Summcrside on Tuesday on their way to the Grand Seminary at Quebec to continue their studies.

-Dr. W. E. Taylor, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Taylor of Malpeque, where he will begin postgraduate studies, having received the ap- pointment of dental surgeon in the Rochester Clinic in that City. Dr. Taylor is a graduate of froth P. w. o. and Dalhousie Univérsiiy

\und while ui the isiier hm it dis- tinguished record.

Miss Lila Wood had as her guest

last week, Miss Frances Murray. Stellarton, N. B. ` _

Messrs James Roper, Thomas

Thompson, Harold Steed, Brent._ Stead, left Thursday by train to' menu si. .iuhn Exhibition. -,l

Messrs Eugene Cullen, Richard'

Cullen Marshall Peters sttendedl the boxing match at the Forum. Monday evening. ;

.\tInud‘n Llnlmons rubs out l'n'u.

::Pers1an Balm-Invaluabls to the

whole family. To the mother, I. flawless aid to lcveliness. To the child a soothing, healing balm. Andi to the father, a splendid hair fix- ative and cooling shaving lotion. Persian Balm tones and refreshes the skin. Makes hands delightfully soft and white. Indispensable to dainty women. A little gentle rub- bing md it la absorbed by the tis- sues, maklng the akin truly rose- leaf in texture.

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in! or axari _ | Mr._an_d__Mi°s. iv;-ues de_w_;re cam ,S safety msn and Mm Hen. ,_ _,_ ____ Rev _ E W_ A,,k9_n_ S,

ifecen vs Ors R 9 01118 U X' i Q d th _s h t _ _, I, __ ,~ ,_

_ -Mrs. Morley Jull, who has been and Mm Fred Homt “_,:_’e_i_1”€_S_;S;__gh e Ziggietm t___a____‘:'_<;__ _ Peter s will condueg, th.s. .sorties

walks of life, should not expect tl-iel _ TARDIGAN pn5Sm'Tp,R|,\r.

Same ¢°\1fi¢5y 0" the wad- but that l Ciilincif-sunday, september inn

they should be as careful af male drivers. In traffic a women cannot expect to be treated with the same courtesy to which they are accus-

Servlcc at Cardigan nt 11 nm service at Lorne Valley 3 p.m. Hal Alex R, Gibson will preach nt boil services, The Sunday School wil

tomed. When traffic is heavy a.

driver has not time to notice the dtiver of another car. His attention is absorbed by the traffic condi- tions snd even the most coui-eous driver cannot be reasonably be' ex- pected to observe and grant pre- cedence to a feminine driver.

meet at Cardigan at 10 orlock ant at Lorne Valley at il p.m.

_ ..°ST. ANDREWS PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH - MontaBu£

Sunday, Sept. l1th_ Service will bi held in the evening at 'I c'cloCif Rev. Alex R. Gibson minister, wil

preach. Good musiil. The Bibll School meets each Sunday morn

FEW REED OWGANS LEFT -ins in 10 irciucir. ivir. aussi-ii Ms

Laren, Supt.

..°Mr. and Mrs. Ca'-l stewart

Kingsboro, have i'ct.urne:i homl from a week's motor visit to M! and Mrs. Donald F. McEacherl Hermnnvillc.

TORDNTO, Ont., Sept. 6- iBy

The Canadian Pressl- In the ru- rsl districts it is now a rare thing to find a. reed organ. one village house near Coboconk had two of them years ago, plus one piano. Most of the organs went in ex- change for radio sets. At present radio has it in the rural places.) And there are no more family ga- pa held the lamp close to motl-

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therings around the organ whcrelers car wh1le_'the family sang.

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BRINGING UP FATHER

_ By George McManus

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