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A New Genuine Cast Iron Range of improved design. One that you will ilnd to be a visible express- ion of the good taste that you show in/your home and all of it; appointments.

On Display at:—

Bethune llardware (lo. Ltd.

Phone ‘I57.

“I'll FRIENDLY HARDWARE MORE”

‘SCHOOL DAYS lclm

iiity Schools lle-tipin September 2nd.

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Carter's Bookstore is well stocked with School

Bodira and School Supplies an the Department of Education. else Booka with rnodornistic

d sold at prices ﬁxed by .Special values in Exer- covers, also 144 page

Scribblers both rulod and plain at 5c.

Muscular Movement

Leaf Note Books, Map Drswinz Books.

Pads. Drawing Pads. Loo"

Pens, Lead

Pencils, Mathematical Sets, etc.

Waterman‘

Fountain Pens, Waterman Ink.

var-sharp Pencils, Dictionaries and School B88!-

one dozen and over.

‘l Load panel] and Blotters free with every purchase.

Special price on quantities of

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‘viii-intone NOTES

100k on tho bright side. d0 not

lilentral Guardian’ always complain,

_. - , Dggsggtuﬁ? Cgarstﬁ What u skies do seem our ‘mid the m“ ' tempest. and rain?

Gm" mm" '9'“ Just think oi the sunshine and skies deep and blue,

That are back of the clouds and will come peeping through.

Far brighter the sunshine that is mixed with rain

So look on the bright side and do not complain.

BEE TIE NEW FALL COATS AND DRESSES at Johnson's, l“ Great George Street. 29-21.

SOLOlﬂb-Mr. Charles Woodside of Malpeque will sing at. the attor- noon service in the Geddle Memorial

Church to . A t 81 t.

momw us“ s Your life may seem empty and lonesome and said.

But think of the things that should

make you feel glad;

BEDEQUE UNITED CHARGE.- Rev, A. J. Reynolds. Sunday. Aug. 31st Bedeque. lips. m. Cape Traverse. 3

p. m. Searletown 1.80 p. m Duammmtmenu m“ “m” ma ' , troubles arise. NOT!‘ DAME ACADEMY. Yet oft they are blessings held back Charlottetown. will reopen its classes l“ disguise’ w the "gum boarders and d‘? [Far pswizeter the Joys that come after lls Md.Betb8th. ““ pup on on w p SZQJELWJM So look on the bright side and never ' complain.

ANYONE HAVHVG BILLS against

the Charlottetown Driving Park and ca“ “i w“ W“ 1°“ m” “m”

Provincial Exhibition Association are ‘heavy i° be“ u] d m; requested to send in same at once. J. By cheenng ‘mm 5° ' m “m” bles to share;

W. Boulter. Secretary Treasurer.

eoazdbzmst Give. the glad hand of friendship with

your sunniest smile,

And see how your burden will light- en the while,

There are pleasures in store if we seek them aright,

moi: on the bright side, and the world will seem bright.

BAMPION PASTORAL CHARGE. -The services for Sunday. Aug. 31st are Banal-law ll s. m. DeSabIe 3 p. m. and Victoria at 130. Rev. Geo. Ayers, Minister. -

MATCH RACE AT CHARLOTTE-L, l Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Dawson and

rownnw Pk LboDa~= UV“ u on a r j bliss Eileen Dawson. Central Bedoque

between Dapper Don 2.13%. owned by Lam M0,,“ md Lwopm Bane were in Charlottetown on Wednesday.

owned by. Mr. Nelson Hooper.

au-nﬂ . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howntt. o1

FALL Mus“; T5331. _ pm; Augustine Cove were recen tvisitors Thompson, Organist Bfid Choir lead- to Centreviue. edequc the sum o! er, Zion Church, will resume classes l M1‘!- lHOWWl/B l-lNﬂl-B- MT- FM M"-

in Piano playing, Singing. Organ and lArthur Wrlsht-

Thcory, Tuesday, September 2nd.

Special attention to children's Mr. and Mrs- Hmn Phillips o! studies. d3 Upper Prince. Phone zsawsummerside were visitors to Lower

Bedeque, and were ths guests of Mrs. Phillip’: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam McFarlane.

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KENSINGTON AND FIEETOWN CONGREGATIONu- Sunday, August 31st. Services, Kensinzton ii s. m. and 7.30 p. m. Freetown, 3 p. m. Sub- ject of Evening Sermon: “The Man Who Took Oﬂenoo." Preacher, Rev. C. J. SLC. Jeans.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Noonen and two children. Allen and Noreen accom- panied by Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mae- Donaid, all of Charlottetown, motor- ed to Centreville, Bedeque, on Sun- day. While there they were the guests of the farmer's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Noonen.

WAR MEMORIAL AT LONG RIVER The German gun which stands on the school grounds M: Long River has been painted recently and surrounded by a beautiful fence thus sreatly "adding to the beauty and attractiveness of an already well kept school ground. This gun should be a constant reminder of the bravery and skill of those who fought for liberty and democracy in the great war. No such war trophy can beex- hibited on foreign territory as the Canadian forces through the whole long conflict never lost a gun to the enemy which they did not recapture. At the same time the Jagged holes torn through the iron sides of the gun and the partly severed spoke of one wheel bear grim testimony to the horrors of war. It is quite probable that. in the capture of this sun some o! our Canadian boys made the sup- reme sacrifice or received wounds from. which they suffer till this day. It is i0 be hoped then that this gun will keep trash in the minds of the people the names of those who fought so bravely for their country in her hour of trouble and at the same time

remind them of ‘the horror, miseryi and futility o! war. To those war! Mr. Sertram Reynolds. of centre- veterans who were lnstrum ‘ 1 in ‘Iville Bedeque. is spending hi: holidays making this trophy so attractive the in Halifax and other places in Nova thanks of the whole ccmmunlty are ‘Scotial due. Thcy- have again demonstrated‘

their loyalty m their country by‘. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lesrd. bower beautifying their own district, That ‘ psdsqus were recent. visitors to Char- the people o! this community are 10mm“,

proud of the part played by their sons in the great war has been de- monstrated in other ways. Ln the new church at Long River there is a beau- tiful memorial window dedicated to the Memory o1 all who served. and at ths Geddie Memorial church not far away stands one oi the finest monu- ments that has been erected within the province.

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Mr. W. A. Doyle. New York City. left Thursday morning on return. Ho was accompanied as far as Mone- ton by his ‘mother and aunt, Miss Elisabeth Mchum who will spend some time visiting relatives before returning to their homes in North Rustico.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Callbcck. Miss Mildred Callback, Mrs. John Stuart. and Miss Mildred Wright, Middleton. motored to Charlottetown on Wed- nesday morning.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davlson returned to their home at Centrevillc Bedeque, after spending a. very en- joyable holiday visiting their daught- er and other relatives in Western Canada.

Rev. A. J. Reynolds pastor of the Centrevills Sedequs United Church. has returned to his home alter spend- ing his summer holidays, 4 visiting friends and relatives in Nova Scotia.

Mr. Carl Green, of Boston, Mum, is spending his holidays with his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. George Green. We are all glad to see Carl back again.

Mr. and Mrs. Melville Johnson. Central Bedeque were recent visitors to Surnmerslde.

Miss Mabel Clark. It. N. returned to har home in Centrevilie, Bedeque after spending s very pleasant vaca- tion in Boston and other parts.

Mr. Donald Delaney, of Malpeque has returned to his homo, sitar spend- ing hissummer holidays in Cantre- ville edequs the guest of his cousin. Mr. Alban Noonarl.

The farmers in this vicinity are busily engaged in harvesting. the harvest in most sections beinl V"! good. some extra good. The wheat crop is somewhat better than that of last year, although the quantity is very small compared with WW1“! years. The potato crop in senml ll

‘ causing much anxiety among‘ :0 ls DANGEROUS mzfll-‘gmbzfx ‘W1’: Jam a‘ time“ IT ‘T 0'6! while some others are thinking the

golds are commencing to dis- ‘ﬂail being an excellent dry Below. li- W"! be no surprise to sec bumper Ho?! everywhere.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Callback, Ooh- tral ‘ledsquc wars visitors to Cb!!- lottstown on Wednesday.

M!» inoosrd Bchurlnsn. central l6- dequs. was a recent visitor to lum- lnsrsids.

Mr. Bart Cahill of Jamaica Plains.

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Duly Chevrolet gives ﬁ-cylinder comfort with such low price and economy!

T’S wise to choose a Chevrolet Six, because so much depends on smoothness and quietness

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_'!‘IIERE IS A CHEVROLET DEALER NEAR YOU T0 SERVE Y0

CentFal Dededuefthehissstof his fa?

ther, Mr. George Cshill, Central Be- deque. ' .

Mr. R. A. Proﬁt, Freetown, left on Friday morning for Toronto. he was accompanied by his brother, Rev. S. B. Prontt of Oleary.

MOUNT ALBION 'AN D VICINITY

Mr. J. C. Murdock. o! the Cana- dian Bank of Commerce, staff Char- lottetown. was a recent visitor to Mt. slush.

‘Miss Martins Chandler. is spending a pleasant vacation with friends in the City.

DI. Oaolr Cwops and Mrs. Swopc Kingston Mass. who are spending a ttvo weeks holiday visiting relatives and friends on the Island were Visi- Wfs Y0 Rsselbrook and Mt. Albicn on Sunday. This is Dr. Swopes first vim to P. E. 1:, and he expresses himgsu as being charmed with the beauti- ful scenery and kind hospitality.

Miss. Ruth Melllsh, Montague, and Mrs. Gordon Bans. City were re- cent/ visitors to Mt. Albion the guest:- of Miss Julia Carver.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. Ben] Hor- 1 ton lava a delightful supper in honor . of Dr, and Mrs. swape and Mrs. Man‘,

J. Corey. Kingston Mass The tea taluie was attractively spread with chicken

and prettily decorated salads to WhZCJ

all did ample Justice. Guests from the City were Mr. and Mrs, A. D. huel-‘Miss Jean ens Preston Fraser and Jas. strornberg.

Ivory slim is beinz made by the l

ladies of the llssclbrook. MacDonald Watervale and Mt. Albion Institutes to make their district convention to be held in the Women's Institute hall at Mt. Albion Sept 8th A decided

sucess, a splendid programme is be-l

ing prepared for both afternoon and evening laasions Bid all are looking forward to an interesting and @1110)‘- abls time.

Qnw-HQ ' W. Lloyd Iaiiem. Mr. Cam-re Bal- lem. and Mr. Daniel and John Can- nor mowed to Sous-is recently. W. and Mrs. John MsoMurcliv. who have been sbendins the? Ill- nusl holidays on the Island. have re- turned to their home in Toronto.

. m“ florsnca Chandler. who has been spendin_ hsr holidays at her home hers has returned to resume h! dirt-ill in ths City.

.-_..__ Mr. Wm. Cousins of the Eastern

is spendind bis holidm insecurities passed through m. sl-

Mrfs. Lloyd Ballem and M's: Julia Carver- of the Mt. Albion Women's Institute “were delegates to the r1259-- iated Boards of Tracie meeting at the Experimental Farm August 28th.

Miss Amy Myers, Hazclbrooiz, W35 a

guest oi her sister. Mrs. Garfield

Shaw.

Mr Edmund MacKinnoh, Ellerslic, was a recent visitor to Pawns] the guest oi Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Ballem.

Mr. and Mrs. Horton. Mr. Harry Horton, Mrs. Henry S. Jenkins Mr. Albion. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins, Hazelbrock. were visistors to Water-

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recent, visitor ta Vernon River. tllci

make s man's very bones ache. ‘ They yield to these j

of operation. Riding and driving comfort, for example, are closely related in these factors. You need only to drive a Chevrolet. Six to realize what a remarkable diiTel-cncc six cylinders make. Always “Talcing It Easy”

The SO-horsepower, six-cylinder cngine-ﬂvith it! great reserve strength for every occasion——'is al- ways “taking it easy”. At every point on the speedometer you travel snsonthly, quietly, safely. There is no disturbing noise-never anyieeling of eiTort or siruin-nnihirlg to ma: your enjoy- ment. You can (irivu from daybreak" to dusk—- ' as fast as you plcnsc——und never grow weary of the journey.

Easy To Buy and Own

Drivers oi" Sixes never want iezss. Nor need you he content with 105a ~ for the Chevrolet Six is one of the world’s lowest-priced cars, and easily with- in the reach of every motor-car buyer today. hloreover, you can enjoy six-cylinder comfort and performance in the Chevrolet Six without one penny extra for maintenance and operation. Chevrolet costs no more for gas! Costs no more for oil! Costs no more for upkeep!

Ask your dealer about the General hiotors Owner Service Policy, the most complete in the industry -—and about the G.I\I..»\.C., General Motors’ own

deferred payment plan. C1030;

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