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i This iundamental necessity is '1 vmom Q1 my 100p m; to c1059 ex. Secured by 10mins ibgvthel contin- actly is called the error of closure uous nets of first order triangula; o: the loop. and all errors o! c105.

lien after they have been already, ure have to be distributed through-

adiusted with such thoroughness out the connecting links of the

that the latitudes and longjtudes 100p 1n wmch they ma“. “m, o;

“s numerous a ts to all points concerned can be rc- course is done in the mathematical ‘e-vevs or m; cpl h. its keys and garded as completely determined adjustment which follows the ﬁeld - c g w eels and springs, from the available data. Further work. The loops, as a genes, now

A or-zoonrrc sunvcr FRAME- wonx

OTTAWA, Aug. 5.——Every do“. rate and complicated piece of ma.- chincry, such as a typewriter or an ordinary watch, must have an

—NIW “LINCOLN” I3 plain heavy duty swrsgu batteries fourths radio, auto or motor boat. Iiow price at B1108‘!- 486534-11.

—POLICI COURT-m the Folios Court at Bummsrsidn on Saturday spartywasflnedtﬁsndcosts for driving without brakes. A CIIQ ass-inst Dirty charged with driving to the common danger was sid- iourned until todsy.—-B

-DEATE OF FORMER ISL- ANDER-‘Word has been received by Mtrs. Nathan Macks-lane, Bum- merside. of the death of her broth- er-in-law, Mr. Alfred MscFsrlane. Vsnrena. Alberta. w. Mqohrlsne was the last surviving member of the family and although it is many years since he left Prince Edwsrd Island, there are many old friends and relatives hero who will re- members him kindly and regret his passing-S

—EN"I‘ERTAINED NURSES -' Dr. Jar-dine and Mrs. Jardine of Kensington entertained tho nurses of the Prince County Hospital, also the doctors and their wivel. at their summer cottage at New London last Wednesday. A swim and picnic with steamed clams formed part of the program. New London is an ideal spot for such an outing and the nurses were very grateful to the doctor and his wife for their hospitality-S ‘

—F!SHERM£N‘S LUCK-A party of Bummerside ﬁshermen. which included one or two of the legal fraternity, left on Thursday lsst for s day's cod fishing going out. from Richmond Bay in a. motor. boat with the idea of reaching the, Malpeque grounds for a good day's' fishing. Unfortunately something; whent wrong with the engne oi the boat and they drifted out. to. sea. Having no compass, they soon lost their bearings. The wind shift-i ed westward and late that night they drifted on to a sand bar at Goose Harbor near Alberton and were taken off by local fishermen.

Qimgroglgafilligﬂiely adjust: Junctions are brought about by form a suitable framework to‘ {mmcw k I “m5 1'1"! lfllmiins cross links of trlangula- which subsidiary triangulation can~ r i" » l is equally necessary tion between the various nets. ‘me be fitted. that any detailed survey should be result is a serious of loops enclos- bosoci n the most reliable frame- ed by one main loop. wrx which can be obtained. The extent to which the omen

extended scale has recently been wmbleied by the Geodetic survey

terior. ‘Triangulation nets in the vi- clnities of Toronto, Montreal and Quebec-the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Anticosti island and in Nova Sco- tia and New Brunswick, together with large areas of triangulation in the New England states, have been jointly adjusted for loop closure on a uniform basis. This uniformity of result is of value. not only to the detailed surveys which follow geo. detis work. but also to those who are undertaking sny engineering enterprises of any kind.

Among the points finally estab-

of Canada, Department. o: the In-i

lished by the adjustment here 00:1. sidered, not the least valuable are! those which will furnish improved control to the work along the in- ternstionai boundary easterly from lake Ontario.

Serious Type Woman Prevails At Ottawa

TORONTO, Aug. d-Evidently the leaders of the many parts 0f the British Empire, chosen for their high qualities as delegates to the Imperial Economic Conference, have been equally high minded in chocslng their wives and secretar- ies for sterling worth. M. least. that was the impression gained by one man who happened to have to in- vade the crowded capital on busin- ess during the recent days.

In the opinion of this observer. no citizen needhave a vestigc of worry that this collection of pwlis- icsl as well as social luminaries is in any danger of anything flighty. He most ungallantly said that

They notified their friends of their safety and remained the night in comfortable quarters. The nexti

A" example °r m‘ Wm‘ °“ a“ morning they had their eng'ne re- December 1 next

paired. made good time on the re- tum trip, and were all at work in their respective offices on Satur- day morning-S _.______._,___

PER SONALS

-Miss Bird McNuti; has been visiting friends in Summerside-B

—Miss Edna ‘Belyea of Freder- iicbon, u. 1a.. is the guest of M's-s iZilpha MoQuarrie of Summerside. —S .

—I~‘riends will regret to learn ‘that Mr. Fred Dalton of Summer- .side is ill in the Prince County Hospital. His condition is serious»-

—Miss Verna Philfps oi OLeary was operated on in the Prince

ly.—S

—Mr. Preston Toombs, Kensing- ton. who hos represented Beatty Bros, Ltd, St. John, N.B., has left on a businea trip to the head of-

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. Blllleﬂred to him to be the sort on whom one could depend entlrelyfor information as to facts. if One wanted to catch a train or some- thing. but not exactly the charmmg sort one would choose with whom to have dnner.

The fact that two notable women wore, with their evening gowns, the ordinary coolie coat usually com- bined with a nightie in Canada, seemed almost to upset the observ- er. The male critic slightly dis- counted his own assertions that the

many of the feminine guests, even, those with ladies’ maids. were al- most frumpish m appearance. All. he added, were nighiy respectable. but few were beguiling. He admitted that the English women retained

Canadian women seemed to wear their clothes better than the others, admitting that he mght be prejud- iced on account of his having lived for the past few years in Canada. He left tho capital with the con-

Ccunty Hospital and is doing nice--

feminine chum, although they were serious minded. ' Some of the wives any! secretar-

ECity School Opening. -

, This Charlottetown Public Schools will open st 9 o'clock TIIUIIIY Corning‘, September 6th.

All new pupils lmut be vaccinated previous to that date and pnsent lo u» Principal n certiﬁcate mm a Doctor stating that myhociuuon 311s successful.

PRINCE STREET AND WIS’! KENT SCHOOLS. Now plpﬂ] ‘I11;- lng to attend must go to Prince Street School it llvin‘ cue o; an“ George Street or Elm Avenue. All new pupil: living on either side of 0m: George Street ma! Elm Avenue or west of ihst lino must attend West lent School.

The names of new pupils to attend these two Schools must bl handed h the Secretary of lbs School Board by August 15th i

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les from the domlnions, he said,

BRINGING

fldent belfcf that the conference scene was no place for the laggard in brain or integrity but the height of wsiOUSIlBSS.

UP FATHER

loo-ham and eggs 0r hay?"

CYITAWA. Aug. t-(By ‘Ibo Olli- sdiu. Pveul-Ofticiql announce-- msnt of the appointment of a aom- i mitten to make s. i-bormldh exam-i lnstion into the adminlsintlon of tho Pension Act wt! made libs b0- dpy by Hon. Murray MscLsren, Minister of Pensions and National I-leslth.

With Hm. T. Rlnftoh Judgoof the supreme court o! Csnmds, ls Chairman. the personnel o! the committee of eleven is gs follows:

Riel-rd Myers. Amputation‘ As- sociation o! the Crest Wu‘ and the Sir Arthur Pearson Club. of Blind- ed sailors land [Soldiﬂrl-

ﬂank C. J. MoDonagh. Canadian ‘Pensioners’ Association of the Crest war. .

Col. W. C. H. Wood. Army and Navy Veterans in Canada; Dov. John Kelmim. ‘mbereizious veterans Section. Canadian legion o! the British Empire service League.

Brig. Gen. Alex. Rods, 0.110., D.S.0., District Judge l0? Saskat- chewan, representing the Canadian Legion of the British Service Ica- sue. I Lieut. Col. John ‘Thompson K.O-.

'D.8.0., Board of Pension Com-

missioners. .

Co]. L. P. Sherwood. VD. A.D.C.. D.S_0., Pension APPﬂl Court.

Brig. Gen. HP. McDonald. C.M.G. 9.8.0.. Pension ‘Tribunal.

Dr. Rom Mlllar. Department of, Pensicm and National Health.

Lieut. Col. C. B. Topp, D.S.O., NLC. chief Pensions Advocate, Veterans Bureau.

The commitee i; empowered “to, carry out an investigation into thei administration of the Pension Act. and to report thereon with such. suggestions or recommendations may may be demed advisable." ,

In making the announcement. Dr. Mucburen stat/ed that. Messrs Myers and McDonagh, col. wood. Rev. John Kelman and Brig. Gen.’ Ross had been selected by their-I respective organizations. j

The report of the committee is to! be sumitted to Dr. Mcharen by

_ flce, Fergus. Ontario. and will be‘ absent about ten days-G.

-Mrs. Vernon Bchurman who has been visiting her aunts, the Misses Leard in Bedeque him returned in her home in Reading. Mass. She came by motor accompanied by ir1ends.—S

-—Mi.ss Alberta McLellan, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. (ma) Mcheilan o1 Summerside left 0n Saturday on return to Ottawa. She was the guest of honour at a little party given by Miss Dorothy Mc-v Pherson on Thursday evening-S

._.________ MOUNT MELLICK W. I.

The regular monthly meeting of ‘the Mount Meliick Women's Instlt- . ute was held at the home of Miss’ Sarah MacDonald on Monday, ‘July 18, with the President presidingn Meeting opened by singing Ode. foi- lcwed by Creed in unison. Roll call was answered by twelve members paying ten cents each. There were four visitors present. Mrs. W. J. Mutch reported that District 0on- vention will be held at Mlllvlew. Sick Committee reported one call. Mrs. will Wood kindly invited next

eeting to her home, at which re- port of delegates to Convention at Charlottetown will be given. Roll call will be answered by each mem- ber drawing a P18. while being blindfolded. Meeting closed by singing National Anthem. Then came a feed of quahaugs to which those present did ample justice and all returned home. hoping that Miss MacDonald and Miss Eliza- beth MaoRao who picked the qua.- haugs, would soon give another such treat.

Ono day in the British Museum a guide was recounting to s little group of tourists the glories of s battered centaur, when a Chlcsw meat salesman interrupted with the question, "Excuse mo. sir, but whnt would they feed s bloke like that

cihoosilll P159"! 11?‘? Dresses atiitlhis I I Get Yours To-djsy l,

Fm’ ﬁfteenth: groups of 10m, m,

Summer Dulles, n 1d d lot, all reduced 1019x133: 15:51:23:

$6.95 $3.95 $8.50 Dresses $6.50 $10.50 $1.50

‘ Dresses up to $595 $3.95 Dresses up to $10.50 $7.50

for: Dresses up to $12.50 for .......... 50

$12.50 Dresses $3.50

iiollar

Silk jciuvco

79c pair;

Eggshell, Blonds and Blush in this lot, very smartly designed, sins 6, 6V; and 7 regular. Dollar line clearing for . .. . . .. .. 79c pr.

New Ascot Scarves in Crepe Du Chane excellent value 69c

Tapestry Hand Bags. Pouch and Underarm styles. Regular price $3.00. Clearing at . . . . . . . $1.95 ea.

Children's and Misses AnkleSox. Mercerind in popular new shades, Si!!! 4%. 8%. Regular prices 30, 35, 40, 50c, clearing at . . . . . 29c pr.

Quality .

Glcaring I Beach Paiamgs

Worth $1.45 m» 89c Worthto$1£5for $1.19 Worth to $225 for . $2.25 Worth to_$2.98 for . ......... $1.98

more AT TuEsEePR1cEs

. Special

Great Success

IOHDays Sale Now on a

g TEA Two Swallow .. 29o lb. Brown Betty .. 85o lb. Rod Rose 4001b. Red Rosa 9Q lb. 20o

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VINIGAR’ Dd Helm White

0o 46o I50 IOIIIISIICI-Pltllnrllc

BAISINS Bulk 13c 2 for 35o Seeded

Ssedless 15d

-i---_--n--n- Syrup any ﬂavor. 10o

bottle makes l0 glances.

CEREALS Corn Flakes n... . 100 . 18c

Rolled Oils ..

BEEF ROASTB

Sirloin 18o Bib ..... 14o Shoulder ..........

Stew Meat ........ 10o

MOLASSES 55o Gallon “

PICKLIB Sweet Mind Bullish 84 0!. u... 45c run» our...- .. 87o Plain l0 os. "u... Ila

BISCUITS

Ila-van’: llllh Quality ................ no lb. cits s m... sue BIIOI Hind .. 10o 1b. Soils ........ 15o pkg. Souls: .....-. 10o pkg.

Cheese Isluad .... 11o Creamery Butts:-

z m. m‘ m"! Inim- .. llo lb.

CANNED FISH Pink Salmon i In 15c chm unwise-m

chard;

P" ....l! Mackerel .... I l: ‘l:

omnan MEAT;

1m 80hr; ......1oo Onnbsrriog 13¢

_. BEE!‘ BTIAKS

Sirloin ............ ﬂu '1‘ Isms ........... Mo Round ....

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noon

PORK SMOKED

Smoked Shoulder 14o QMIM Hm m . 85c

COFFEE Mnvvell House 50o lb.

Muwsllﬂonssﬂoitlb

PRUNES

G001 Qhllly 18o lb. I for 25c.

SOLIS Plllmllve s for 25c Wllldlor Qnglliy g0", 10 burs 42c P- C. Sosp .. 6 for 25¢ Flower Petals l for 10c

Toilet Pgpgr I m", 35c

FLY SPRAY n! To! l8 as. . .. Fly Tox I oz. Stock Md $1.75 gal. Matches ii pigs. 25c

on... i0 1m. 19c

Beets .. l hunches 18o

Clliblﬂ u... 10g “oh

Iosns ilbmlsr

oiatou ...,. 15o peck

Pa? cash sndpay llll no delivery during this sale. Farmers . we take your no: st hp prices m Groceries.

CarrLMeat Market '18’! Great Georges conduction“,

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