adoptedinfactorles where the tem- 15 st. John's Church. Barrington..ses about having porch sheathed

The Guardian Pa July 20. Hg

. luvs A SLEEPER EATER OITV & IIISTIIIIIT st 3 t T I::"'"” ” 8” F” ” rrue-day. ' "T - ' E1" . ' . . ' e u I ' 0 ' 1763. their report of the Provincial ln- Am .1. M11 d 41 ti 1., TOWN TAXI-Dial 5510 E l There's I cemetery in New Zea. In 1731 the legislators of this . stitute Convention. Ma;yldShio;ldsfmLuiEicli.esulal:unwed If YOU 1”” l” 9" in bed' ' firm 1" Londom E"gl”nd' has mamk COOKS for 36,19” Plum.” .5, p. 3, u.cA,u,u, land where the graves are not p..m,4nce passed an Act "that Mrs. Ernest Mill invited the by huge” and commute, 1; momma . dWm.t'1'mdlt can "WI: " bomt ldedf bud amluli" It?) l15I:Iel(l:- The little glowworm can switch ggtlhardd (iilrgttmed rslflatfg ?apu"3. f(1,1lfs(lJi:I:e:JOI(ljdo3e:C 30'' IC-llll11::3Tllbl'1egrsOli0 Rdrgusrtwglnelvlts lfleail ch"”5”i can e convere r in a .e - - .. ' n ease e r - I - V - ' and. um pm. oaiumtdmthe manufacturer During the day mat- 13:tP:rM5Y2.'is2. Mn mu 7379' 0" h" ""9" I" W9 ”'”k W” '5 ""'””d 0” W '0” P0"-'5 laid 0" Magic sea fire described by thclnici Mill and Miss Amelia Mill no' E length bed. aEli:orku:z d m tld d.i t lh b H m pan 0! much ease as people can switch on the ground. Every grave is orna- ancient Greeks and Romans W;S;(in the lunch commiltlteig: hplro-i I!l(i STEP ht IIIOIIII P9W'”0e "9 9 00 thi ltlliht.Th t'b- tdbb'htl-t'td k - -A hb II! cmmitteewi e rs. . Ire”, I u I, CRASWELL for Ben" Photo. er cu re i E e 5 my C Ariiiin Elasslvhdig. yBlrr:ll:encr?J:)l.lel:)l' ml bummg on I C Osom U lE'::rril:mghie(lds and Mrs, Ga.-gull The first m.ichine for making

the uble. Named the "Doo-Stay", It comes in two sizes. a six-scater vnicyi makes I single bed, and an eight-seater which makes a dou- bi, bgd. It will soon be on display in Washington, D.C.

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COLORED ISLAND VIEWS. - Crasweil Studio.

DR. L. I. DUFFYS office closed until August 2nd.

FRESH SWEET PEAS at the Market this morning.

BELANGEB RANGES for 0081 wood or oil. Bryenton an Macxay.

"YOUR. DOLLAR. BUYS MORE- at the HUGHES DRUG STORE.

SERVICE TO SICK. Dial 5182.

SUN GRILL-Full course dinners

Street.

MacDoNALD RADIO sEllVlCIt Radio repairing. Amplifiers and sound systems. Disc and tape re-

hind the glow wormst light is not without interest. It is the female whose lamp we see in the gross or flashing through space. The male sheds I feeble ray and often gets around without any light.

Much of the trouble in the world is produced by those who fail to produce anything else.

The press story of a woman who had a man arrested for "kissing and running" didn't make it clear whe- ther she took action because he kissed her or because he ran.

When an anto ran over and! killed his pet cat John Dillon. 5. of Amarillo. Texas. was grief "I

killed by a motorcycle as he cros-

were Confederate. While repairing the old Pethic home at Cornwall, workmen came up with an old book containing several thousands of dollars in confederate money.

form the margins, while all the intervening space is filled with odds and ends of broken china. On several graves may be seen small frames, like kite-frames. These are ornamented with beads. By now you have no doubt gues- sed that this unique cemetery is the resting place of natives. The

cemetery is kept in order by a group of old aboriginal women. whose duty it is to remove all thel crockery and china and glass and. wash it and replace it on the. graves from time to time.

of slant-eyed people from the east

way of life. They look upon us asl bleached out hatchet-faces. But the fact: remains that the people ofl Eastern Asia are made up of much; the same stock as the people oil

sellllost of the tumbler seeds i'C- Mill: sick Committee will be Mrs main on the parent stem. The cn-IAnnie Shields, Mrs. Harold Mill. tire plant tumbles along in ihei A contest was put on by Miss wind. When it dies, hence the

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than 150 years ago by a man Nicholas Robert.

in bulk was invented mori

French-

name. In this manner the seeds are shaken off and distributed over wide areas.

If a" human baby grew as fast as a bird does, it would weigh over 100 pounds by the time it was 10 days old. I

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I ' I . 8 P.M. The monthly mvt-ting of they dt the L” P' U' HALLI JLLX 21m at

We North Americans are familiar 'Womcn's Institute H101 M1110 h0"lI-W

of Mrs. Friiiik Shirlds on July 13.

roll call of 9 rm-nibcrs IIHYIIIE I-IWIFE

Attention carpenters

The monthly meeting of Local 1338 will 'be held

Applications will be received for new iuenibers.

I . . . : . , .. 11 , .1 .. -h g7;':,”;'I" Ph"mcy' M" "J giI:i1dlk;OrdlysklftDe'i? did. yeii)i:zptcii';' whilt-lMcctinK I-pom-d with "The Mom? ' His wish was granted. He was race is imenaced by vast hordes we Get Together." followed byi admitted during thg meeting,

and lunches. Reasonable pricg, sad the road near his home. of Asia. But we must remember.scimiarsliip-fees H ' Mmod I101 Opposite Vendor's, Great George Wmkme" lmmd Wealth I" ,3" Ihal We PFUPIE 0' "I9 0”9'" h'””'l A ”?fElIf"”” his '””,) . .' -.j-(-- ---gr--'-m rm '-'"'"d old Cornwall home. but the bills little admiration for us or for ourim -'

Special JULY CLEARANCE Sale

The bills ranged from 52 to 500 and were dated from 1861 to 1864.

the New World - that is. the peo-i

cording. I80 Kent Street. Phone 5. . pic of European descent. Again. if

691

Beginning SAT., JULY 17 to SAT., JULY 24

ALL CATTLE Exulnrnvjn AT and had a collectors value of all the peoples of the world arei

the PTOVIIICIEIEXllll?lll4lOll.CI'll1Tl0l.l,B- 5439. . . descendants of Adam and Eva. town, must, be msted for gangs While fighting a forest fire last then indeed we must be of inner s

Disease wmm, sixty days of show, year. a Hopi Indian put on a rain race differing only by environ- I E in; Apply to Canada Department gance. Two hoililrs later A cloud- mcnt.gc-ulturc, alrid cRIrnntc.M, -V ' l . on balance of Counm Iwanpta and Sh..(.r I)r(b3. .?;mAg"c"””"' Enmes close July N"a'iif.n3i"aiilgridcilsibiifyls the M(a:Il?l:lSgUlgE:lrgLl:nZl: wnslsgrantdcldog S05, Skirts, Blouses, Slior s. Sluclis, Jczuis, ' ' Laplanders milk reindeer and divorce when she told the judge: 0 . Sweaters, etc.-Assorted SI- --

preserve the milk in frozen chunks her husband slapped her face forl

Designed for the small apartment dweller. the "Doo-Stny" can be

IENGAGEMIINT .. Mr. and Mrs. c. E H I I 1 7, h I 1 b , m . , E E d T Sm . used as A table during the any. 5. Macxem Charlottetown, Wm. W s aways per ecty fresh. sauce-.iniz 100! pas 0 U CS In 9 . Of Misses Boleros an ce 1' s- I each ' announce the engagement of their wilrldlilvavve Sll)'ld(?l!S n:i'e kt)iJctkled)18CiliImlgcdlficilnslggkiiii? th:aTll)'l:t((l0n1Dl('l(i Clearing Ht '" ' .

daughtvr, Gloriii Elizabeth to Wen- dcll l)cwiir, sun of Mr. and Mrs i Walter Burhoe, Cli:i:'l-ottetown. Mar- lriage to take place on August 18th.

BOYS RETURN HOME FROIVI CAMP - Tcii boys from Freetown have returned home from an en-

dcath at the general army depot .in Columbus. Ohio. The insects tcnce of from one to ion years in spin webs for use as cross-hziirslpi-ison. Sounds like a silly decision in levels. telescopic sights and 0th on the part of the judge until we er delicate sighting instruments. ilcnrn that Bogo pichcd his flow-

To get the most webbing in the crs 6'2.-I00 worth of them! from shortest time. army specialists use I a private nursery.

Bozo of Oakland. Ciilifui-nia. a scn- Group Girls: at 39c eugh

Balance of Sun Dresses, Cotton and Pique Skirts-

Sizes 3 to 12 years. Ilaliincc of Misses Bathing Suits, Blouses, Cotton and

. .l.. . 2 pr ccss k wn ' 'd i .- lk-r . Jogabie ten cl.is at M.R.lE:.C camp J.:mg,0.m QUIT; W035 t'g'o;'lU:1klei o u o l Tm-fem Sknvgsl Augustinc Cmc. The boys uttend- . . ' - I

the spiders spiiincrets to make Always remember that a lioisc

lng were Brian Scales. Carlyle MacEi-iclicrn, Grant Francis. Blaine McNeill. Garth Drummond, Irwin Drummond, Stuart Drummcnd. Douglas Prolii. Colbornc Clow, iinu Donald Burns.

VISITS PARENT'S BIRTHPLACE City editor of the daily "News Lead-

lziud a man do their best uork in

This tickling spidc-rs' spinncrclsia liuincss that fits them.

cuts down the life span of the in- Mother nature makes few mis- sect by at least 2-3 but in lll(lli”lill(05. but she did make It strange short life of four months these one in France back in 1793 whcnp wonderful creatures spin about I - Tthe famous Clcinnnt baby girl came I 000 feet of web. into the irorlzl with but one eye

' and. strange but true. the single.

them spin more i I). Girls Pajamas m 2 I0 14 y9arS'

Group Girls' Blazers and Corduroy Jackets.

7 t , . 5”” ” 4.00 each

12 years. Uvarnlir at - - (iirls' Pique Hats and Clips. CI('8I'IlIK at -- Table of Sun Suits. Small Dresses, Slips, Bil-IIIIIIIZZ--S--I-I-if:

er" in Richmond, V3,, Mr. J, E. Most lizards can shed their tails 93'” W35 Iilllm I” ll"? Fml" M the

Leard has bccii visiting Soui'is. 'I'ry- in offset a nursuini: cnvmin baby i l"-"'”I' N””"”” '"."”V ”I''? Bonnets. Sizes 1 to 4 years CI”-Tlnl-I 9-t

on and other points of the Island The IJOIII-led tailed Illard 04' Cali-in W”-V' baby C1cm"”" hlcd 1" Eh” ,

durirtll tho pas! week. The son of f”I””l3 fI'9ll'U0IIll.Vg U505 "5 10118110 .33" M Amer" vBur”m 1” rms ha-H BCAQHCQ Of Spring COCIS "'- me lam Dr J. S. Lewd M ,”)H H; R walking suck Wm.” 1, gnesltui-al History l('llS about this ITEBKI

for a stroll. And the alligator lizard I "I IVIIUW4 ' uses its thick tongue as n napkinl Tl"? QUCCI1 I399 III. 5”I'I'"U”d9d to wipe its ups an” 5 mcar with as inuclrmyalty as our own Queen Elizabcih. To begin with. Krakatoa. the Island nciir Java.the egg is laid in a special quccn blew its top in August, 1883. aridlccll. The larva receives a special the tidal have which followed kil-Ifnod known as ”royal jelly." led 86,000 people. The volcanic ex-I When the queen emerges from.

THE MISSES HOLMES and BRADLEY ploslons were heard 3.000 miles a-'hcr larva chamber she is a most

' Dial 3414 way. beautiful creature to behold. She is 159 c"e3" 5''

Unless porkers can wallow in waited on hand and foot by other I C001. moist mud they cannot lose members of the hive. They carry” . .f.e... ' -----v the necessary body heat and soon her food. shake and brush her. and die of heat stroke in very warmlgive her every attention. Think of E countries. Human beings react inlltl i cd by Rev. Mr. Blaikic and Mr. much the same way. To overcome! One of the Maritimrs oldest Jones. student-inlnlster. Pallbearers this loss of life central cooling is placcs of W0rSliiil has no siccple. it were Messrs, Milton Rackham, Ira imp” E ' l" hm----mi ' is V 4 - -i r s Rackliam. Athzil Rackham. Orville I Scllar. Chester Scllar and William Stevenson. Burial was in the Wheat. ley River Cemetery. ,

SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNTS on motor cycles and bicycles, all sizes in stock. Pick out the motor cycle you require now. from 5335.00 up. See us in Kensington Tuesday evenings for your cycle needs. Cus- tomers caii be rider agents. Tires. tubes. chains, windshields, casiroll etc. Wallace Moase. mail orders write Box 817 Summerside. If you are in Summcrslde visit Monse Jewellers opposite vendors for watches, clocks, diamonds, shavers, silverware and television sets, etc.

on. Mr. Lcrirri has enjoyed becom- ing acquaiiited with his father's na- tive Island. He was accompanied by his wife and two children and his mother. Mrs. J. S. H. Leard who now resides in Boston.

FUNERAL AT WHEATLEY RIVER - The funeral at Mr. G. Chester Rackham was held from his late residence on Saturday afternoon, July 17. and was large- ly attended. The services were con- ducted by Rev. C. R. Moose, assist-

NO CHARGES NO nsrunos

Completely unfolded. It becomes a full-length bed. occupying little aiore space Inn when used an a table

DIAL 7337

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ARE some on

VACATION AUGUST E 9th to 14th

MUSTARD

"does something Wonderful for outdoor eating.” I

OFFICE CLOSED

hrsonals ) 9th to 13th Inclusive. Open on 14th for Accepting I

Mr. Elnirr M. Ladncr of Boston. Mass. is spending a two-week va- ication here. visiting friends and relatives on the Island. He is a native of Bangor. P.E.l.

Mr. and Mrs. James John Cunv

With the table top folded against the wall. it allows con1.oi-table eating In bed In this partially unfolded position.

CLEANING & PICK UP SERVICE

, We would ask our many patrons in co-operate in

WE

. E e ” r---r - ningham. who were married on. I. , Jl l0,' - v - v'v Neughbgrs gy 3,0,9, chnk Cun:.'i'ngh:”nf.": pgxiggfj 1 Ilianniiig our holiday season. so that VIC lllll) gne our I and Mrs. Donald Gillis. Forest i staff 9, well-earned rest. Hill. ' recently. I - M... and M”. Rcgimyd cunm wi. , ' In If you have clothes awaiting clcnnmg, have til nccompnnlcd by Mr. and Mrs ' I Y u , . George Part”, rammed to than tuiktls THE Siclttliug L”on”;mmm. I C0lltf'I them immediately am! so ' I d - ' . . .

homel int Eillverlca. . aftal "mguvusl HAMIUIO: vhmh into I MN mm M. iarl y--1. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT

; spend ng no weeks vii ii Mis. Cu W crowd dmyboo I W solve! A N I

I len's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Artliw "A 1'35”, minced onion-.2'I 'P' 0" NH," .(NlV4"n:lH,?" I.

I ivicmnis, Mt. Edward Rd. ;0";d,., ;n.ninrd.i -93; fnfjj osY'cULlY::" W I - - 1 3 ;

mmije: II . F .,.d.', or wax in c- 7 E ' . WORKERS LAID OFF ':.;f:"&;l:;':.P K'noud 'i;iq;'yoo:I::.'I' :g:E::)(l;..dinicn fr; - ..-. - i. 0 " ' ' i I HAMILTON. Ont. (CF) - rt-om -onoII'0"'”'”"””v:.s. o-MMIW” THURSDAY. AUGUST 59h ,.q.y.sor .. Mum 1.000 to 1.500 employees of the "N" ward... flavor adds extra Am 0' L l E International Harvester Company I chino i alt- . '. - . of Canada. Hammon works. are to ":;'Mm,,y.;i:..:d:::eioo:Mu: Wm . J is the latest date on ulmli we can be laid off for one month or longer wt dean W I .........o.......... I . g E m,,,....,,g me nnnual M0 weeks ”,...-......-.---- y iicccpt (Icnning and pl'0liIIS shutdown for vacation Aug. 1. "' 1 an 1 - t Canada's Golden iluaiit PREPARED MUSTARD I DELIVERY BEFORE VACATION ' the cause of the layoff T A Rice

vice-president in charge of manu- "III "I9 ROI! PUIIIIJIII I3I'.'.. ' facturiniz. said. g , ,e

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sure cure for oiioors-give 'em E ENERGY-PACKED GRAPE-NUTS ios

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.P'Now nmambar, John, you never liked that grill miyway-"

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BLUE men STEAMSIIIPS I.I'll. I M-ll BLUE PRINCE

Freight win be e ted, til noon Friday, July 23. for next sailing .sctcAl', BIueunPrlnce to St. Johns. Newfoundland.

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A Product 01 General Ioni-

round! - Crunchy. nut-like kcmelsl. . .DlFFERI-'.NT-TAST- mo, caisr, soon!

We wonder! Grape-Nuts tr

energy PC! spoonful cereal -

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; For n.en1t'ons and rates apply tmg ' I 'heanlycereaImadewi1hI;o!lI IV i xlys gciidketdher ' MND SHIPPING SERVICE E wheat and barley.) no. 3., .5 I Dial 8737 :';h..M , f E

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