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Fraser tiilllfllltcl‘ oi‘ M1". and Xi J. E. Fraser. bloulzigiie is train- ing for nursing in the P E. Is- land Hospital, Charlottetown. L.

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it started.

..‘FAREWI£LL PARTY — hirs. R. G. MacDonald. Montague. e11- tertziincd the United Church Choir last week iii honor of Atiss l\'lt\l'_\' Fraser who is leaving Monizipue to take nurse tminiiig iii the P F; Island Hospital, Cl1i11"l:vt1cto\vi1. Miss Friisei" was ".1 faithful lll.‘lllil.‘.' of the clioii" WPil as niiiiiy UlilPl‘ church orgaiiirzvioiis :1::tl iiili be

Rise?! iififtleiviilliil Rogers liiiir liaison-Britt Wood

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i"i Newton, ls a i,'..\" lis-spivil,

V1.1 well hns returned Nlhiiiiiin, ll p.035- --»1<-111: iricnos and bltilllllt‘l‘Si(l0 and bl.

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tilt’ vacation with i-viiiva int, Mr. and Mrs.

‘ oi the Bank ti. Ciiarloltnoiirii, Ylrll-Of with iriends

H...'iiby_ R u“ h” -\i-ii" York after hav- -i months holiday wit.1 llllli friends.

(‘llltilrirl r illicit _,

f l‘ (i the mechani-I‘ _ i the New Glas- ~‘\\'< s:eiit tlie week- "' v.11. of Boston who Ilfl ii week in New "W1 V-‘Pfks at Souris ‘" ‘stiirdgyg

01R LHFPH. Brrokiine. “"3" fl Sxxmnuni-iq vii-q. ' Jflg" o1" N’ plan-e. Mr. Ho- i- ortutte Cove but 5.

giwiiilv llli$\f"’i ‘_\'ll(lll',f illl‘ r1111: people. The choir mi~iiilii-i".< 1 ed her with .1 littl-i ".11 111111 .1 \.r_\" humorous iidhrss " ri-iitl ill‘ l\l\\\ Alvo. Breimiit L,

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Use Miiiard’; -l'or"diiiiili"ul‘f.>l

Personals _ qr, Keitlilclni: son M N!‘

nnd Mrs Hnrclil Cliiv. Charlotte- town, is iittcndini; (trade ii 1:1 Montsizue.

.,“.\ii5s Violet M. "Lean, Piovlrl- ence R. I lll cn 'l"iui\r , up her ‘duties 11s li‘ilt'ill‘l' (‘it the staff of the Junior lliiili School in Crnndnn RiiN‘ speiiiliiiu Hi1‘ summer iil her old home lll .\’iiiiit~ agiie, I-

‘Mrs. Allison MiicL-snii. ,\Il".li~ agile, siieiit ii few days a: lili‘ home of liei" p1i1"t~nis, .\li' and Mrs A T. Rodd, MiilOll.

, ‘Min w H. Potle, Montague, and little niece Collreii Alnilmnn. have returned homo alter 11 pleas- ant week spent iii North Sytillllj’ ‘ fif 1M1‘. l.

WhPrn they were the gill’? and Mrs

names INSTANTSEASI

GTO‘ \ ‘ sVilllflllilll.

‘mid some time with his

their summer home‘

7 i h l. H i I tlYurgc anti .\l1"s, Imlluigc was 1111- T 0 N I G H T I ‘ilstl in lll‘ll'l‘l|"i‘ at Brighton, l2 Ambrose ‘iilbxn iStreet, house containing E f RH‘ ~ C0li‘l)l‘llled

handed w their Rilpt. Archie j Hume. . FIN TRAINING —~'.\rliss 1.1111‘)

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CONFEDERAIIUN LIFE INSUB ‘CE. L-9789-7-2l-3ll

HAVE RETURNED —Mx'. and Mrs. James W. MacKay, Fairvlew Terrace, Trenton. N. S., have re- turned from a motor trip to P. E. Island.

NOTICE — J. P. MacPlierson at

Son. have move? their Men's Clothing business rom 155 Great Geome St. to 186 Brace Block Queen Street L-556-9-5-2i

ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. Milton. S. S, at l0 a.m_ H. C. and Sermon at ll am. Preacher, Rev. LeDrew Gardner. St. Mark's Church Rus-

tico. Evening service at 7.30. Rev. W. J Phillips. L-555-9-5-11 MR. and MRS, T ll 0 M A S

Ambrose Rodd announce the en- gagement ot their daughter", Verna iReoah tu John Lcivis Benjamin Anderson, son of Mrs. L. B. Ander- son and the late Mr. Anderson o! Lunenburrz. Nova Scotla. Marriage to take place in September. L-557-9-5-1i

VALLEXFIELD — Orwell Head Congregation. The services on Sum iday September 8th, will be con- ducicd by Rev. l‘). J. Morrison, tl-lampton. Valle ‘llcld 10.30 iLm. iGaclic service ful owed immediately by the English service. Orwell Head ,1.".10 p.111. L—535-9-5-li

i ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- Ml-lNT—M1’s. A. H. Rayner. Green- inount, announces the engagement of her daughter, Olive Blossom, to Roscoe William Nice, Minister" of Central Christian Church, Char- llottutoivn, and son of M1". and Mrs. W. D. Nice, Butler, Indiana, Marriage to take place Oct. l. L436,

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ON MOTOR 'l'()UR- Dr. Hurry .13. Perkins and son Jaciies, of Hav- yCfhlll, Mam», who hirci been guests lot Dr. and lvlrs. J. B. Reid, ‘Prince Street for the past three iivccks, left for home Sunday. Dur- ing their stay here they, with Dr. land Mrs. Reid, and Miss Helen, ierrioved :1 trip to Prince Edward ‘Island. - Triiro News.

‘ WEDDING BELLS-The marriage took plnee nt the Milton Rectory on ,Monda_v afternoon, Ana. ‘.26. Rev. W. . Phillips Olfltflllillit: oi‘ Sicnailtr J. Allison McIntosh, Kildzire Capes, .tr> lvtifs MllFTi (ieison, m‘ llie same

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place The b1 c was attended by

iIhe oroonrs . iollv Mc-

._ iiiosli and .. (lelsoii, 3.13 — 7 tlllti. 9 ‘brother 01' the acted as .1:,i"o01i1.<1i1n11. The liappv i-ouiig

icouplo will reside at Llaitinoutli,

1N S., ivliere the broom is stationed.

l..-\ FURGP DOIRON WEDDING .1; rook place 1r (J1iii1"r1i.l\'. at 7.30 o'clock ‘Mass, \\'il.‘ll Josupiiiiiii 1.1101111 _v0uiig- 111st (iilll‘llllL‘l' of _\.li'. ;\li'.\llllltit‘l‘ L11-

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i ed cliziriiiinz. p1".- (in- l ‘ seiiible \\ iiii veil aiirl iJKlllIilill ivy iiinl

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iloly Redeemer llall

> . was " ' . ilii- i" - iliii: \\ l‘ unattend- ed l~ 0110.11,; 1- i. '" 1 hi". ak

last at the illltli‘ -1 l1

f iiicliitli-Il as {JHLEMS .. 11" rail". ‘s, i t they left in!" 11 short lio i-ziiionii to ‘ ‘ P E. I. lpnii l’ .11" .v."il 11ers g $ 2 5 I ill tlic qriiiiiirs l1. ".1 rec ption

, , twat; triiiivrial by i s. 11nd l'i‘li'i-

i F t i tives friiiii \\'llt1lll ~ liappi‘ l"lll])lG

i 1'L‘(‘t‘l.\'£'tilllilli_\' bountiful ivi-ilrlint:

i i’ pres.‘- ts O11 ritiirii 1o 5i. Jiicqus

i ' " lliere was a ' " ' '" .11 the

; 5 home of lilf‘ \lil‘(i bv a i large 11iiiiil:1.\i‘ '" and

I S ‘ lriciids irriin iviioiii 1'1")" also r1:-

~() l’. N1. sharp

"' curved iiiciiiy lowlv gills.

llievlight Saving Time 400 Seats.

i POST NUFTIAI, ‘IIOHTIR — O11 iFfltltlV eveiiitn: last iipiviirils of > ‘eitzliiv iriciiil.» of Mr. and Airs. W.

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1 efficient Grade ll teacliei" Air. .

I Richard Mathcson is attain on the .

. - .., 1'. "l1. "z I ry. _ ‘ job at ltloiitngiic this _\'.i.11. lll< 1,1113%‘: Jilin“ S§;:)\\.E‘,.“"“J{ PdlumotllliPllflllN Grade n (‘lass Olmnpd on Tuesduiv liicir home ill. "liasiiiiu 1~‘.1'."ni" cl , with the largest number" 0i siud- ' ‘ afflnce Emmford s ents which has eier attended slliCt

liziiiipioii. Atiei- the riritic and groom were escorted to Stfllis oi honor iii the centre oi the cirniviiit: room, {llllfltt lllllIL‘ baskets lath-n ivitii iriiis ‘oi various kinds were i-nriicil in by

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i, ~ ~ — fcirl trieizds oi ilic bride. ‘lhc .. ; h ii.l.l.\.ii JAJLLE-‘N iiero opiiiityi bi" Alissss (i 7 » 'l'ro\\'sd11ic and Mi ;.ll‘L"t, Alcliei

Tl-c iii-nth otciiired llL the Prince lwliie tiic llti'0lllllllll\'llli_' i1111i1i-s .1111 l~.< 1.1111 i.~..ii1ii ii mfllnti on Sunuiii, verses ivere rezulbv bliss‘ Grace Mc- \Villtlllll Aitrrlsciiii ct Vittic ivliile Miss hihcl l)‘.l\\‘.~Oll

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i. K....i,.-.. .i. inc nc; ut oi years ‘p llC€tl iiic gills- upon il1i-. table. Mr, ..i. .ii.i.t.i..:1 iniii uiiv-ivs 011- and M1‘... 1111111111 lll ‘illlll oitit-ioiisiy ,.__ i,..-...i1i i1i-.i..ii i..ni. .1bi;;.t tlianklrl llll‘il' iririuls tor iiie inaiiy

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“.11.... iiospuni,l"o.~liii\i's." After lili‘ srfllll‘: o1 1e- ii.1.i nursing .~..t1.l ll'i.‘Sillllt'lll$ be the \.1llllLl l1iizii~s pre- - non <11 sent, the l‘i‘llllllll(i1*l‘ of tlio evcziiiig

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g .1 his soul ivlis plea 1111.1 spent ll dzinviiic, , iii .slc beiin: Air. Iii-oer i .. k , ‘illllllillliPti l . _~\lll‘-,Oll the 11111110 bv ....l1‘.tii" Miis _ 11i.ni..1i.i.1y Ut'.L7r1'i\('(‘ bltwiiiiie, (fixiptiiiil. AI ". iii- t imnn 111cc blue Ytnii, Ct‘llll‘.ll ‘Lot i hi. ..iii ivns a (liitliil 1G, Wits 1i 1‘1>i"ii1i'i' eizitiiiaii‘ oi Prince

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noiii-ia iillilllill cllillvil! 0i Wales Collette and Lliiltill 43 d illl

.llli 1i i.,. all iiuiuiu‘ mcreial Culver‘. cllfll'l.l'il.4"itl\\ll in cniiit .11 c... 1.1 t iv.1.i. iii" \\_'.‘.S 101' llit‘ pnsl lill'l‘l‘ \(‘2l ' \.|/- ..i..,\ 1.1111 iii 111i.‘ ..i.1iii'ii v.11.“ keopcy niirl ,sl('ll(llll'§ll . nin- ;.|..,;§,,, attracted 1.0 lilni and C. W001i niul C. C .»....ii :11...» in". cut-u) siiiiic uiiii immy 1’i"i».‘ii<i.<. l

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rte \.it>i t... iirili 11L suppotlcl‘ OI‘ linppv ivecldeu lite.

i.ie Lnot-iai par-v. iiiiii took n keen __ _ — ‘llili.l’,\l. 111 illl‘ piiiiiital iilri o1 the °‘ WAKE UP YOUR

i-oiiiiiiwz lic- iias 1111 niiiieient 11.1‘ i~i"i-.b,vit1..i1i Lliiiurii. _ 111.1 iiiiilinii swine which And You'll Jump out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Go Th’. “inf should limit‘ out two pound: of

‘iill.‘.t'l\‘ lllliiiiltkl 1111s lieki at liiltiiil 1.11» nit-kin... i...“- l-t tilllil‘. 1i" tin.» liiiii

il'lllilil\ 11L Canoe (Jove, and iCUllullULtl bv tile Kev. Ll. U. W iillnl. lliiwlil" fr: . i\‘.!lnl\‘ lltiili iioiis-iri iillzlwl. t. - uni 1' 1.1.1 ill‘

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~11" u.» .s.eti iiv rte\.s E. R. Woot- ,.~:i..- 111111 l‘. iV. uooowiil, iiiicr \\ilii'il all tliai. wiisnio1"talot’a good ._..i1i"1" ;i1.,| rliillull wits 11nd to 1111i. 111i ill.‘ iioiuiiung ccii1ctcry_ besinc 1111c ieiiiiiiiis of his beloved ‘wile, i isnbel uuriue who predeceased 111111 l.\‘ llilit‘ years. ‘llic llorrii tribiitis i\'.e:"i- 111.111’; anti beuiixiiul tesliiiiiig ‘iio 1111- (‘olflclll of the deceased. The ‘ il_\lll uil invorlies viz: " ' "i. 'I‘o the i-li .s' , ". . Clirisnans“ and “ ill‘ lauds My Siieplieiwi".

'1 111cc i..iii.:ii.1"rsni1d livo sons are li-lt 1,.) <Ei1irli his niviiioigi‘. \’lZ.i ~- itlfii. eulllllh‘ ucrveiiit, Nine Mile l'(illll uiiil Vciiiui at lionic, .1. l 1', (‘llllllllll till tiovrriiilitiit :1 rl llciiuiilai, Fair-view, also - Vi W

jliillliii! .. fl‘(‘| "or ‘mil iii" mriko rho ltili» ti. ui‘ l‘l\ilill\"i luit i'll\'l‘ no them. /i.-i< I1irl'|ii'ii' _ mime i Stubbornly rcfusi an) tliiin: else

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ti ‘vines, Ii

Alex

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Neil (‘once Cove. 'i'l1.~ ioil .\\ii1: acted as pail-bew-

ianii it. is iiorthv of note lzie

Served (QUEEN HOTEL

Fine Recital By MissLena

{McLureKs Pupils?

On lNIOllU-ll)‘ evciiiniz. Scpt. 211d in Stanley Hull the pupils oi Miss Lena McLiire. A.'I‘.C.i\’i.. were heard ln a recital of their s1iii1i11er‘s ixorl: iii music nnd eloeution. Pupils 0n the program were irmn the c0111- inunities or ctiuiliiiiirs Road. New London Stanley, Cavendish, North RUSUCO. South Rustlco, i\lil\ll(‘l(i, and New Glasgow A large and appreciative audience listened with much interest to the toiloiviiigpi-o- iirnm announced bv Miss Mary MacNeili iii lier usual inimitable manner. In her opening remarks Miss MncNeili said it “'11s the desire or the pupils in their stiidv of music and elocution to use in the com- munities or in their work in the yienrs to come the knowledge so gained. From the men and women of those communities they‘ had rc- ecived a sweat heritage ns citizens rind people of achievement. The dc- sire oi‘ the VOlllUZBi‘ ireiierations is to cairrv on the ideals of a. mople rind land we love.

TllE PROGRAM

The Islnnd l-lymn by Liicv htziiirl Moutizomeri- and Lawrence Watson. M.A.. sung in unison bv all the pupils.

At this point Slilrlev MaeKnv an:

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NOTICE

Mrs, Davison will re-open

ROOMS WITH B.-\‘l'lI HOT AND (‘OLD \‘i'.-\"I"ER Private Phones in All Rooms

iLen Street oncton. N, B» O d

:. llll "its our: 111 a sinillai" cap- znitv at the funeral oi his wile i " - 1:11,: ciarnet ciiinpoell, ilcct""r btacun" . Daniel Smith A ex ‘Nliirlsiine, iirimltili MacDouizall and Allison Mac an i n-o-u

One nloek Nnrth' OIDIII $1.

for business. Sept 16th. All

kinds of fur work done 19S

Kent St.

11-506-9-4-6-10

fDOUXlCCKi most pleasinizlv the num- |bcrs ,‘.{l\'t‘ll l)\' the pupiis from Gra- liziiirs ltoati. New London, and biiiiiirg\'.

,1 "ouotiiaiid sci-nos" - Leon Au- ‘brv. UillYtSti bv Aiiirion Ramsay.

i "'A Little Chat" payed by Lois MllCKlIllltZlll.

Waltz oi the Raindrops" played

Paul

bv David I3cil. v "Sifillilt Duval, illlflyrii bv Allllll‘ blue-Kay.

“r11 Nights"

SClllliJUlhri Lullaby" sunil, by Janie MucLeiai 11nd accompanied by Jay MacLt-oil,

"An 01d Folk Song" played by Elaine Campbell.

"so (my in lllt‘ Iiosc", a Canadian toll; nine played by Marion Bell.

""l‘i1o Little \V.i.tz" played by Shllllfi. MHCKHY.

Music npprctriation notes on Bra- hms and the snnrmi: oi the Brahms Lullaby by ihe above» group com- pleted this part oi the program.

MeLiire received soiiveiiir-Aiiiie 0t cup and saucer.

Intermission

Miss MncNeill nzain took charge of the program announcing the fol- lO\\'illtl numbers:

"S(ll"ii'\illli1"—' 1.01115 Kohler, played bv Ifllla 'l‘0on1bs_

“The Wino l"illl‘_\"'—ISOb9i Eccles- tone MiieKiiv, and Rice Puddln "—

a beaiitit Green Gnbms

1A. Milne, recited bv Sy via ‘SHHDSOII. i "l..n11ll oi’ Glad Tomorrows” — nlfilllllsdfl. suniz bv Marguerite ‘Houston.

"Ciiiiziiliaii llo1"1i"~Pniili11e John- son. recited by Niai-v MiicNeill. duct, “A Liti.e Journey”, play- orl 11v .\ta1"\~ Elizabeth Simpson and teacher. l‘i1e Rllell? Fiddler" played by (lertriiile Fleming. “Ecossnise No. 1" Schubert,

iii bv lli"t‘li Greene. _ ‘lie \\'<1ll(ll'l'illl Pbsliinii‘: of Peter- kin SDl'il\"'- Isobel Erclestone Mac-

iKoi. and ""1110 Lamplighter" - iEleiinor Fargeon recited bv Maxie Simpson.

l “'i‘i1e sonc of the Rose" played by iI-lelen Simpson. i "When suiic bv Cora Toombs.

"Mv Bonnie L185 Over The Ocean" played by Lan Mast-cod.

From these lll‘lll‘lill'\‘ sllldciils M155‘. 111

Daisies Pied" — Arne,

TIP TOP LEADS AGAEN IN FABRIC VAE-UE!

Glen Urquhart checks, window-pane chucks, pin. stri es ' ' - -

‘P Y wide stripes, double stripes, herringluines, mi tu '

x res, plain shades, new greens, blue-greens‘ bmfms, greys. iliufls-‘tilefre New, smart, imliviniiitil -—Tip Top again steals the show with Canadirs grooms; array of materials-over 500 different pant-ms to choose from. They still emphasize the ITmpirHs mastery in woolen manufacture and Tip '10P‘; leadership in fabric value.

Ifyou have a taste for expensive wooiens-here is an opportunity to satisfy your urge at a price that Tip Top Tailors-and ONLY Tip Top Tailors-can offer for such superior value. Hurry into your Tip Top 5mm while selection is at its best. Sorry-we cannot today guarantee replacements when partemg 5911 out

‘(adieé/‘Ozder your mannish-lailored null or cont, n ivrduolly created for you by ,ki||ed

craftsmen, NOW! Hundreds of fabrics $281‘

Toe-its.» TAILORS

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STORES EVERYWHERE

99 Grafton Street - - Sunnyside

"Strauss Waltz," due;

. li(\\l‘tl l ‘ '» , .» . Biliie Andrew and iyiii. ' w yd ' " i“ "POlll0ll(sa' ~ ~_ ,.-.;-._..i _.y i" l . .. . ,,;

Marv Elizabeth Simpso- The i312 Bass 511114111 - \\'.1 1.x" Rolfe. played by UL/lklivii "Little Biiicese“ niiu " ‘ oi’ the Julie Raine" ~~~ in ".1 recited bl’ I\li1i"|.1i1cr1n> lii~;. A "Cauriccio" lldi.‘ bv Cleminie Simpson. “Real1t_i"'-_l.st1oi-i i Kev. FCHtCd bv iii-ii . “The Frorr uiiti tiie .\ primed from English l-ii. for schools. colleen-ii illltl .nr.ii . bv S_ Baring Lionici. )1 A . 111111 Lccil 1 Shari). 3A.. sum: bv Billie Aniiruis.‘ tencoredi. "The Amusing P1 ChiidhOOd" \\' .1111 . (‘la bv M1111" .

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te. recited This Elltlilllld" 1111 Slinkespenim-Ls "' " Second". Aei. ll, Scene i. : i. Clenimie Simpson

"A Dance on No. 6. by T. K11 .. k Toonibs.

The accom anist to! ziii- minim; was Miss He on Ptiilbeik.

God Save the Kine .

Brewer-Rattray A “ Marriage Rites ~ ,,

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llil‘l_\t‘ti by 1:",

(Montreal $1.11". .»\-1.'11.< Ill i

The marriage of .\i1. '.l..11i Mai» caret. Rattrey. (hilt! 1111.1 Mrs. Thomas Rllllfll), -: ' \1 ‘ Henry Robeii. ilrenvr. and Mrs. John BTJWKT‘! as, 0111., is takiiic 1 c noon at the lioinc o‘. parents nt halt past 1111i- Rev. R. Bruce Holler v The ceremony will iiikc the garden, lllli'l(‘l‘ n11 emboivered in red Illlli loll, with two large Ll either side oi 111v 1m- ing formed with po with southern Linn blooms. Mr. Gordon R play the Wédtllllr! mus .

The bride will be m". 11.i.\ sister, Miss Audrey 13cm" Les maid of honor. nod Douglas, u flower girl, Mr. Harry

t‘ r \\ i1 Town

1 l 11 u‘! . .. i of lvloinit. Royal.