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ghd’ ,S First Three Months _ , ~ * W M Celegédtes F1181’ -,- _ _ - a s s _ » " - ' ' ~

- l933ll’AUDEV|LLE1933

A were Misery.

' *Myfbab ' first thr month ` _ _ He hadsrashiike prickly : heat on tlieyside of hisaleimbe frsix ll?ilisc;_yup. These tllfiwd YO HWS

' watueki; iggiters, éhen inilainagd s1?otsl,_?fter which scales formed. AnY°h¢

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1- “i cried several sim of ornaments. but my had »° dw- ea ‘ », doctor advised Cuticura Soap and Ointment and be wasP¢¥f°¢'1Y

'_ in two weeks.”_ (Signed) Mrs. Crawf

1932.

Cuticura Healed.

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-_BUTTER PRODUCTION HIGH

3There was again an increase in t& production of creamery butter June, The quantity was 33,996,- Bm pound.; compared with 32,881,343 ln`IMny, a gain of 3.4 per cent. The sl; months‘ production was 94,907,- 347 pounds, an increase of 1% per iéit over the same l>01”i0d IRS! Yeti!-

Mortgage Sale

in be sold by pulvlic suction in th.: of tin- l.:iiv tlvuris Biiii<liu$ in glniilnri.-miin on Widiii-sdny the 30th' ilu! or .\izgii~t, .\_ Il. ll-315, at thc hour; nr--i\\\-liv .iv ...lc iiovvii, ull tiiiisor ||;§-ts, pw.-is .fr |..i:i-.-is of laiiiil >i>l~ u,it-»- i_\'.ii;: :intl iii-.ng on ’1`i»\\i|.-‘lisp i\\Biii»i-i- i-`iziy~-.-_~- in Iiiizgs t`v-\iiiiy_ i'rmi-.- i-:.1 .-. ii is-i.....i_ i.-.iniil ii unii il~§a~i'il.»--l ii- fi-il»~\\s, iimi is io s:i_\‘:.

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nf the snld Illrirgurct J. Stewart, dt-» nssed. `

MURTGAGE SALE

fhepg will ns sold by Pnblic Auc-

tion in front of the Lu\\' Courts liiiiizlrng in Cii.irietii»i<i\\'ii in Queens i'-iuni_v_ on .\lu|-ii.-ly the L.'.\ili iiiiy of .\li;:ii.\iL A. IJ. liv£’..l, i|L the huiir of iw.~i\'e 'od-io.-is nur-ii :ill til-il iIi<‘l~‘0 UNI |.:|r<‘:\l of laiiui siiunif- lying nnii lieing iii (_‘linriotteto\\'ii in Queens, vouiity, I'riui~o liiiward Island, being, plirt of ’l`o\\`n Lot nunilicr sixty-one in thi- ar-1-ond hunvlrf-tl of io\\'n its ln; l'hnrli»lt|-toivii iii'oi~.-sziiil boiiiivlcrl ami, :i.».~wril»v|l ns fiiilf-us, limi is io s:iy:` |'().\1_\1l-J.\`t‘i.\`fi :it ri siiiin- fixfll rin_ the liner side of llills-lim-fiiigli Street. at the soiitiiivcst corner oi’ iiind own-j pil J. A. i~`arq\ili:ii'.-on and running. thence east along the southern iioundarv of tbl- said .T. A. Forquliur-. son's in:.ri for- the <l.:=t_.'inceofsevf~nty-I tivo Iv.-r, niid from thinve smiili iit| right niiicli-s for the iiisiniice nf forty-E mio fi-I-r_ :ind fruin tl\~||<-»- iit right ||qgii~,= wv-_si\v:|r<li_\' for thi- iii.-rfincc nf »-dvi-iity-t\\‘i» fi-et to Iliilslmroughi Street uforesnid, and from tliencef iiorihwnrfiiy ninng niiishoi-ought Stref-t liter--sriiii, for the distance nfl f-iriy-one for-t_ or to thc pinco of iroiiiiiieiici-nic-iii.

The aliovr- mln is to br-_ rnnvlo under,

by vi;-lun of :ind pnrsiniiit in a power nf siilo cr»nt:\.ni-ll iii ii`r:ort:iln iiiilrzn-I ture of niivrigngc iliili-rl the Ist day nf Sept(-niiiii' .\. Tl. 1flL’S_ find lllfide lmhvcen Patrick Walsh of Charlotte- riixvn in Qiicrns County. Rallc-ny L-inpinyoc, :ind Imiiisn Walsh his ivife_ ntl- flii- one p.|i~t nnd The Enstf-rn (‘.n:irl¢\ .‘¢nviii;:s nnil Imnn Ifnnipnny U? tha ¢,:},¢»r» ymrt with-h .snivl mort- mfgr- ima hevfiinf- vu-_wiv-fl ln me the |,n,1@r_qign.~»|l hy asslzninent dntrd thc inn mwmiier. A. D. ill'-’9. dcfriulr iznfving hor-n made in the payment of the principal mon'-V and interest

lhorehy ru-rwirf-rl.

.Iiiitcd this Jll,=l :lri_v of July, A. D.

1033

` I J.\.\lE§ G. llICLI"IOD' V Assifznf-e of innrlgnge. ill.

Professional Garils

Stewart & Lowther I. D. STEWART, K. U. ‘ N. W. LOWTHER BABBISTERS, SOLICITORS. ITC

» 84 Great George Street

MONEY T0 LOAN

McLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. 0. Bnwiotcr and Attorney-at-law

" MONEY T0 LOAN

Odicer 180 Richmond Street

H. F. MacPHEE, B. A. 1 BARRISTEE. SOLICITOB

_ Noraiur, ac. Iilley Building, Charlottetown

MARK R. McG_UlGAN, B, A.

BARRISTEIZ. SOLICITOR. ETC. MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Illnck,(7liarlnfi»etown,l’.E.l.

.|.il. Maclionald, K.(i.

-BARRISTER. SOLICITOII., &c. Riley Building Charlottetown. P. E. Island. Honey w lioan rind Collection: given the vcry best attention. 575~2-6-lmoiitli. 1

L-IELL & MATHIESON li-. R. Iiell I). I., ilfalhleson, L.L.D Ilarrisirrs .tr Solicitors

Spinning and Weaving

DOMINION OF CANADA l'1fU\'lXl,‘E t)l:‘

.HEAR TS AFIRE .Central BUS Service

By A l..i::r.:- ........... ... .....

MARY town, effective August 10th. 184. st, Welington on Suiidly morning

I I - hs no . Theodore Gui

__ M si 1°-3°' “ I ' ' " n ' " v'

1-... -»» of »»- -»- - M- A -rovincial Exhibition

IK f,*§,';'§,1}§,‘,?,.. ,,,, ,o-0,, _, Steel Industry -lm _§°_i£;“f__°;f,,_§§°°*"____ér,-,_f‘;',-§‘,~;,,?;“,j,'; . »~ _

-- -»~ on ii A 21 25|. i;‘::..t,°°.::‘:.’:‘:.‘°.;°;‘:..~ "M Sends Shf-1i>_N°i° “““ ”“' _ "l °' ° t°t°“'“' "g' “tt” t mow mia me isiviimugaiima- T0 Washlngton ruw._.1°1m A mcnomia or _ _

ence, her own chem. s-iisms. I! Grand River api/ed as Desoonigs. _N *_ _ V - ` nly h could all swa unnotic- _ _ . . Poirie f Bt. Dull8tll1'8 - l

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nn Awkward Situation

“If I come down to Pear-Tree

Cottage to-morrow afternoon, will you give me a. cup of tea. Peter?" begged Miss Virginia Dale in her mint fascinating voice.

She stood there on the pooi's edge,

l'ltI.\`l‘1:i EDWARD ISLAND In the Surrogate Cuurt_2~Itli George,

V. A. D. 1103

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In re estaii; of James Woods late*

of New Wiltshire in Queen's County. lu the said Province deceased testiiti-.'

gazing up at Prudeiices 'tramp' as though he were the only creature on the earth. As for Prudence herself, she might be a mere pebble on the

. `f J. \ . f`§=` ,i 1. -. , _____s L- "o .5 1 Y ` . Jr ; » r | g d=_ lg W :f _I

‘-1 was speaking of my eirperi- Nruoml Recovery Admmmraum Gum, pastor or the Church , all

ment. not of myself." Did the mnn's that rt had "som tha nmw._m an Mag" 91 gemmonieg' lip curl a little? "I assure you I'm, matter of its wde md Wuld so no The sermon in French was dlstressingly safe. Quite uii-Don- rrrrrhet preached by Rev. Dr. Vsnier, 0.80.

ny rue uououmiiis iiumiu Leonard bank for all the notice that the Juan ish Almost a back number" si

,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' . ' - - Egbert p_ Lamont, pl-gsgdeng g President of Bt. Joscplfs 111111101’ W l"]'”" 5“"°*““ "““"° °‘ 1’°"“‘°'i other girl took of her. Not for Virginia's sake, but on me American Iron 5, gm; Inari; Memrasnocok, N. B., The sermon in

ctr., etc.

To the Slit-riff of the County of]

._.. ~ - * - ' ute, in a. communication addressed EDJ”-ll! WU delivered bil RW- G-

§,`f.,§,'{,," °,,‘;1,'f,§',;V §,,‘],§'t"1~'f,1,‘:,,,';.‘f1 the very awkward situation. Her own ence hate him at that moment, with ta me wuhmgwn rumormer mt_ _,_ mulhn’ DD" Dum, of 51 "`°,“““¥‘ les/cort ignomlniously lied . . . her his self-sufficient air. i . ' - ,gms . \\ UEREAS di gh gi. _ H ed. Pauls Church Summa . r

“oliilrrlglfrcflie!ofll§ii:;iahea\\'gi§dis gf llhgeivi I I ' "WC Cl-ll Bt,i»¢Ill'»i011 $0 the flitt ROV» 'Ih°0dl;\`e Gluuxt' 9! Mmmt rim ;riiuiu..'.1iiiirrer=inx' liruiiiigrguavfoiilililiiii-' | "m5_m"“ _' ‘ ' and _”°W t'° be tm N°' dm" °°m° t'°°" she m°ved “5 that. in accomplishing the great Camel presided at the Orsln- Tl10`

eil estate priiyliig that ii citation uiayl

Prudence was acutely conscious of behalf of her whole sex, did Prud

crude erroras to the social status of If you’1l excuse me I will go

unwilling gooseberry in a love- though toturn away

,N ,Hur d rr, the ww” E hmm I I ‘ purpose of the National Recovery choir was under the director of Mr

ami "sei mir.; you, in-e` therefore 5°e“e He made bm Worse by “ying” Act. the members of the code have David Cameron. In the Sanctuary her bi re u‘iel t clt ll ‘ in li

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Iinlrrvmdriiu 'the :am _iiwam oetgsoiézl But it was no loverstones at with a twinkle “ready gone beyond mytmng that bead” the omcerr or the mu

zailrtlllrtapggealrg bt:-efIiJcli'eium$h;zC:,u§:'ir§:glil1£E| irheitgkgiilfby nshel-num replied' un ‘I Tfomiiedtgom hienyd ta “B CID be jlldtifled by DNSGDI 0011111- were the RAW. F. X. Gllllllfl Of ll

in i~;,m..r.¢..t,..,.,,‘ 1,, Q,,,,_,,-B C,,,,,,,,,_ 51113* _ YW S 91? ° e T°W"5-'T‘-‘nd ml tions. They can justify themselves mont Bay, R/cv. Dr. Martin Mons-

iiil ii..-I g,,,,| 1.r_,,.,m___ on Suumrnv rr, |‘1mno great hand at making t_ea.‘ into step beside her, Virginia on the to their 5;°ck.h°1d@rg only by the glum of Mtscouche, Rev. Robert ‘“"”‘5 "ii" “"9 °f -*“'~'“” ““'- Miss Dale Indeed-"-turning with other side - .-,,...~;..-_-_ it ii... i.._.... .1 ie.. 0-.i....i.| t . r, 'r am., pr dence---tnisi "1 ri 'i <1 es on think "°u“"°“ °f the hopes aroused by Mcnonaid, casa. or ontario. vs- fhfr-xir-iyrrooiié 0:5")rhi;h\>$riiiemil.iy ts slitelri 8 Will e OW _ Ll ' U OII X188 8.11 C , the enorts of the national ndmm_ run t Grand River.

i.~.-f...nr=. fir int- nd 1-‘gritty ,;houi§|y°‘”‘3 lady here Wm be” me °“" y°“~ ‘She W°“1d 5h°W mm” istration The c nt f th ” g t

_ _ ._ ._ _ _ dm,” | 1...; i... p...-.~.~.i and ini- iisinie Qioseiiiwhenl tell you I‘ve no social graces “Oh yes you do An escort-and y an O 3° ur er Amr Ml" "w° ‘d A w°N‘

._ _.1 1.. - _-.11 -ii 1 , ’ ,_' C°“°¢m1“8 me maximum h°Ul'5 read one in Emgllsh and one in ,‘,,, ';,ff',f.,1,, of' 1'!" ff ‘\[.H.`|‘.,f,.‘,;" ,f~'§,; ‘of any sorti' a. chaperon. We ie filling the bill, or labor and minimum rates or B

l"~"`¢“f- ff" _"="'l 1'i'lliii“""f And f Virginia crinkied her part nose in aren’t we, Miss Dale?" He glanced _ P y' French by members or the c°ngre`i

.i.._i.~ ai., ...iii-r _rim .1 inn- wp; _ _d , _ , t _ , _ _ h _ d MT- I-'am°“° Said it W” U05 deemed gation to which Rev. Theodore vri1.'.r.x:»(:.rn(r;;Wr;»Ki-'r;.\\mibl|s§:rgiiiRodCh i;;sdi§n.hSlge gi :si eiieiitgaiiiiih; iixiuzzgilrrliy :lt Viiliirua. who tos;eid_ necessary to restate the mdurtrys Gallant suitably Epmd in bow lorti-t~<»wn aforesaid once in each ircek e us e c ee ° e er e res annoys ce' Puition D01' to Edd i0 tht! “BLS Btht

-~ " languages. |

for sr lvri.-'i four- cniiscciltive weeks IIlBld€fl. The 1119.11 l`€&l.iy think 8h€ WHS 11111611 ed and the statistical data - r i. .1 n_ » f " ,. - Pnnnt' The song-r tion then advanced ,.f.“,.‘§ ‘,,,f`,....'i"i»v-°§»§.'§.».§fif’i."}f§s.'L.\"‘.‘§, S°me people have no common cider man this chin- A emperor, ed at the r,,,,,,°,,_, herrlr _ °¥’f

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lliv- roll'-\\‘li\c i1\\\\ll<‘ nliicns ri-api-c~ ‘sense/' she cryticaily observed. “But indeeed? I-Icw dare he? Bur. of nw d sl M .. g t'° the am’ and “waved th' bless'

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ti~l_\_ nninily in the hrill of the <‘v»urz ff»-im- lu vii.--i~lori»=t-.»\\~n nfnro. _-.i‘vl, :it iiiv- .-l~»r.- of F. J. '1`r:ilnnr in '|‘rrone in Qnr-en's County aforesaid. :ind in finnt nf the school-hoiise in I-Iiiivrnio in snirl f_`ount_v so ilmt nil yu-rsona inf-rratffi in thi- said Es- uiio niny have wine nniiri- fiir-rr-nf.

(liven nnvir-r my hand nnrl Seal of

thc .=:iill f`-‘nrt tl-is '.'i|h il.'\_v nt' Jiili' A D 1n.'l-'l and ln tim 2-ltii your of l1;\ _\l.-ii--_.v\'s rf-‘L'n.

<1., si ` wt-ii.) ir. i.. r-_inmra

Surrogate

TENDERS

Written Tenders, addressed to the

undersigned and marked "Tender for Coal." will be received up to August 10th, 1933 for supplying 100 tons soft coal for the 1'. E. I. Prot- estant Orphanage.

Qlwlc Prices for Run of Mine and

Screened coal for good quality, de- livered at Mt. Herbert Station.

Also 15 tons good Coke on same

delivery.

Lowest or any tender not neces-

sarily accepted.

IRA M. BROWN,

. ‘ Sec‘y-Treas.

158 Prince Street, Charlottetown.

1998-7-25-tts-71.

`TE1vDERs

Mrs. Elizabeth McLennan offers

for sale by tender property known as “The Hill,” 175 Fitzroy Street, ex- tending three hundred and twenty 1320) feet from Fitzroy Street to Euston Street and having a. width of eighty-five (85) feet. Tenders will be received for same in block or in separate lots viz two lots on Fitzroy 42% by about 125 and an- other to include the house on Eus- ton Street. Tenders will be received at the office of McLean do McKin- non, Royal Bank of Canada Build- ing up to noon on Wednesday the 9th instant. The highest or any bidder not necessarily accepted. 119.

Send me in your wool to be spun

into Yam and wovs into Blankets. The charges are: single yarn 23 cents. doubled 26 cents per pound. Blankets $2.00, and if unlaundcred $1.85; it takes five lbs. of wool per Blanket. Wool must be well washed and all dirt and burrs picked out. The size of single yam is medium, and doubled yarn fine, medium, coarse and hooking yum. Put ship- per’s name on all parcels and own- er‘s name, address and instructions inside. Send by mall or freight. Freight will be paid on 100 lb. lots.

VVM. LANDRIGAN,

65 quam Street, Charlottetown.

' June 20-Tue-Bat-321.

IF-IUIKNUIE S S Red Cmrs -Une

Freight and Passengers _

Leave Leave Montreal Cli’Town

St. George Aug. 12 Ang. 14 rissa Aug. 26 Aug. 28

CARVELL BROS LTD.

Charlottetown Agents

vie sw Z5?

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lio liot Neglect

as for social graces, I like you bet- course he was just teasing!-tantai ter without 'ein, Peter. You coulcln't. lzing creature that he was!

tie furrows at the corners. Page and I are very much of an

"But just the same, I'm coming- age, as a matter of fact."

down to tea to-morrow," said the "I am n1neteen."said Prudence in young beauty in the ravishing gown. Drosaic tone.

Peflnil YOU £0 be Slwh B hermit, er", tittered the other girl, 'annoyed P0\»€‘1‘~ 1155 bad f01` YOU UEVBF 10 at the naive aniiouiicemciit. She have a woman around the place." herself would never see twenty-five

I-Ie grinned again. Against her again, `

own judgment, Prudence had to ad- Prudence flushed up, and was sil-

“l-Iow about old Naniiic for a. through her, my-ming as 3|; hgd

sweet feminine influence? Shes as been, would he hats her now? me deaf as a door-post, as silent as the wondered, He had been wg hhgty grave, and never interferes with me. with mi; peter mm, and had égme My ideal WOFII8-I1, in Ilwii-" H6 Ulm- oi! worst in the encounter. She had ed to Prudence, laughing. ‘Old been an unhappy witness 0( the Naiuuc cooks and cleans for me,” ,;¢¢ne_ he Said. €XP1H11Bi-Dry-wise. But-yes-she cared for him. No

Virginia tittered angrily. He went use denying 11;,

0112- "I won't come any further. I'm

“Tm Sllchdilll the Wh01c Oi' 90- too disreputabie," said Peter Arm-

morrow in my laboratory at that su-ong, gg they neg;-ed the house, new experiment I'm working on-as P1-.udence walked gn, lggving me a penance for blaring trawl to- other giri in bid adieu to him. Hats- day." ful manl

Virginia films a sharp 106k at the A turn in the path revealed the

‘di1TiC\11'-’ YOURS H1911. and then at garden-party in full force. A11d-- Prudence. Had the two had a rend- yes, it was hwin an immaculate, ezvous here by the stream? And dry gui; md 1091553 ve,-y_ hmm. WHS there Gilvthil-18.b€lW€2i1 the DB-lr some-Bertram Ti-aymore, strolling 0! them? It WH-S had ¢n0\18h $0 have directly towards her, with s. smile this simple country maid walk off “pw his 13”;

with Bertram Traymore-her es-- (T0 be U0m,1nued_)

pecial property-but it was madden- ing to think that she was chasing

Peter-oddly attractive, oddly elus- -

ive Peter, who was so different from To Seek Ald

th . 1 ’

;e<t).;i'1eXvias looking qulzzically at F

her, as though he read her thoughts. _*°" sometimes me had me mmumy At the Conference of the Canad- feeung th" he possessed 5 with ian Federation of the Blind held re- sen5e_ and dm know what was pup centiy in Regina there were present me ir, her mind! He said now' chap delegates representing all parts of m,gly:_ the Dominion. One of the impor-

two lovely ladies . . ." he corrected 9 U- “ ° hlrmeu "Nor was I like Narcissus' financial help blind persons in Can- gazmg into me pool at me renec_ ada have been receiving during the tion on my own beauty-being an Past mr” Vw" ‘mm the state- 1”' ugly chap and. wen aware of me cluding Governments, Municipali- racr The right to nm in rms P601 ties, Institutions, etc.. was very and down stream Ls included in the mum felt' ' rent of Pear-Tree Cottage, Mrs. There is every “W0” t° believe Vanstart being my 1,md1ord__r° I that very little has been done to

summary rebuke. This Peter man “mms this m‘°rm“t’1°“ w “S515”

come right into the lab. and help'H°°dq“"t°” °f the oanmian F"d` you with your worm., armounced eration of the Blind giving full pur- Vrrrmrr Dale ticuiars of their circumtances The

M dm" °f “Und P°°P1° °“f°"8h°“i

Canada are in great need of the

Rs N ¢ common necessities of life. Tho

Clergy, School Teachers, Welfare

v'-The Provinchy R N_ exunlniumu WUtkCfd, friend! Of I/hd blind win be asia in ins cimioiiemwn ”° “Red l° WHS *hi* 11°¢i°° fo the iiospiuu on August lain me mn, °~"°“*i°H °f 1*" blind P°°¥°1¢ and t»° beginning at 10 s. in., as follows: “mt 91°” in ‘°“'W'“'dm¥ '-'°mPl°W

information.

Amit 10-Anawmy. Phniolorv. 'im blind of ann Britain, sui- Siirrery. Obstetrics. Gimewlbn. ti-alia, New zealand, twenty-five oi 'l`h¢l’lD¢\l|f|¢l- the States of America and many

Ann" r,r_Mcdlcrm' Pedrlmcll European countries receive pensions

Your Eyes

E. w. TAYLOR _ J. .s. Tai/Lon

OPTQL METRISTS

. d it is therefore high time that

rmciiesi Nui-sing. “" A in oi si.oo win be emi-gen. 31:33: :;£:f;d:ss:t‘;‘;1; °'°I°:",;

An examination mi M b r Any nurses failing in subject; last estimated that there are over 8,000 rm, henem to on 5 ° ° year will he given supplementary blind People in Canada and not 5 5 y ‘ exams on the above dates. per cent of this nuinbei' are able to

support themselves.

W° ~'~ P- M‘°M“‘*N- M- D' address, giving demic.-i info:-mea

r'°°[d°“t' as above requested, Philip E. Layton,

|_ _,_ YH), Mr D_ l President, Canadian Federation of

with a determined air. “I shnnt “And never been kissed, I‘1i wsg- _

.I didn., come here enema; to tant subjects for discussion was pen- in May During A rn 1.71498 bu

si itniiiinumrii reed 'f P'

ineetalovely lady . . , no, not one, otmgelgn °mt0rmmo ° gmmnth rcls were produced and in May,

e e re ag n, he declared,

to emphasize that practical, not theoretical questions are involved

be it ‘lounge lizard’ if you tried.” _ "Call yourself ii back number, but and that'the,r cannot be “1ved,i"° °f Weumgwn md nm' being

"Heaven forbid!" The grey eyes don't include me in it!" she flung merely by mathematical wmputr

crlnkied into the most delightful lit- back with assured archness. "Missi no since mere is robabl no m_ led tif Sl. J0sUph’s University at

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dustry in the country involving so many variable factors as the steel indust; _v_"

GLAMOR, GRACE

IN WINTER MODE

PARIS, August 7-Renaissance of

mit lhcre WHS S0m€l»l1iHE really ent. The recollection of 'ITayn'iore`sie1e3‘"‘°° 1“_f“’5- feather* and mx' ciiarniiiig in that smile of his. stolen kgs gent 9, mme "emo, urious fabrics will mark the new

Winter mode now taking shape in dressmakers salons.

A long slinkly silhouette reveal-

ing the curves of fcminince figures will form the profile on which it is built, declares one of the leading designers.

"clamor, grace and feminity will

distinguish the new Winter mode," says Captain Edward Molyneux, whose house dresses some of the most fashionable Parisians. “Wom- en are ready to be creatures of sisgmes again and wmrsf mn- ions will give them s. chance. Once more they may sweep int/o ball- rooms.

"The new evening silhouette will

be long and sllnky, gently revealing feminine curves, although over- tight lines will not appear. Day skirts, however, will be very little longer, for the demands of the modern woman must be considered.

"Eesthers will adom the new

Winter hats and luxurious furs will trim many costumes. This will mean greater expense in some clothes. but I believe economic conditions warrant it." ,

CEMENT PRODUCTION IN MAY

The Canadian production of Port-

land cement totalled 309 717 barrels

1932, 588,896 barrels.

Portland cement, exports from

Canada in May amount/ed to 5,352 barrels as compared with 1,498 bar- rels exported in the preceding month. Imports of cement during May advanced 83.9 per cent to 8,025 barrels from the April total of 1,645 barrels The Ma importations were

,. n i i eu blind 1 h ~ Y

°“;‘)e gefde :;;"i;1;h°r1°g1}‘:1V‘;§'°;;'h ;epMu§;;,pe(§,umd to 335;; az supplied by the following countries:

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Great Britain, 797 per cent; the

are those blessed with thel ey - ' ,

grxiscieenzgtehtrkihrgwxhaciultothglggtI51811# r e United sum' me per cent; ‘nd

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more's oiiicious conduct, and its The Fed"°"'l°n is d°3“'°“‘s °f 5°' pa per can

them in makin! um" plea for pen, I Dfmiy' DQUBVG ffhdt IOIIIGWQIQTO

gif “Eggs gfgmgsiy' prlfxocsf sions before the Federal Parliament in "1" "md °f m't°m°“°“°" mm" “our” I at its next session. All blind people, mm U °°'m° d1°°°°°d WW Wt "W ..n'y'o,; WOM mf rm wa W therefore. who arein need cf finan- “Wu” G; 91° "W “H8194 *nd

morrow, I shall put on overalls and cml “‘_”m'““°°' “"° “km "° wma t° comp cet FJ' P' Morgan'

lug of the new priest. Rev. Theodore Gallant is s. net-

cducated st the village scrool, stud-

Memramcook, N. B., where he took his B. A. He is a member of the Congregation of the Holy Cross at St. Josephs University.

He took his Theological Course

at the Grand Seminary, Montreal, where he was ordained.

Rev. Theodore Gallant is the first

member of Wellington parish to be ordained to the Priesthood. I-Ie is a nephew of the late Hon. Benja- min Gallant of Summerside and is a very brilliant young man and his inany friends throughout the Prov- ince wish him every suc:ess in hfs work.-S _

ABOUT CANADNS DOMESTIC EXPORTS l'N JUNE

- The increase in Csnsdsls do- mestic exports in June occurred mainly in the following products: Fruits, wheat, sugar, vegetables, cattle, furs, rsw hides, unnianufsc- tured leather, masts (more than doubled), rags, raw wool, puipwood, shingles, wood pulp, automobiles (almost trebled), automobile parts, farm implements, iron pigs and in- gots, aluminum, lead, nickel (al- most six times), silver, asbestos, stone and its products, acids, fer- tilizers, soda and compounds. This shows the general nature of the increase over June, 1932. ,

EXPORTS OF WOOD PULP INCREASE

The export of wood pulp and

screenings from Canada in June totalled 1,043,408 ewt. valued at $1,904,248. In May 901,765 cwt. valued at $1,693,621 were exported

amounted to 597,177 cwt. valued ati $1,298,168.

CANNED VEGETABLE EXPORT Exports of canned vegetables

The spectacle of four men, one of top of the other, balanced

in mid-air on a. slender thread of wire fifty (cet above the ground, without the aid of any life net or safety device, will furnish thrill seekers at the forthcoming Prince Edivard Island Exhibition with new and startling emotions.

The Iiustrei Family, which is scheduled to make their appear-

ance during the fair which opens on August 21st, rqpresent the most during troupe of lilgh-wire walkers in the world today. Their ot- fcrings defy death and the law of gravity at every turn. The spec- tator will remaln breathless and speechless while those dare devils caper through their fifteen minutes of thrill :ittor thrill.

while in June 1932, total exports”

from Canada rose to a. peak in 1929, mainly as it result of greatly increased shipments of canned to-i matoes to the United States wlierei me pack was short. In ine roiiow-I ing year there was a decline to less ‘ than hai! the me rom, but exports increased in 1931, and lost year saw a. still further increase to about the 1928 level. Exports of beans (18,511 cwts.) in 1932 were only half as heavy ss in the preceding year, but fomatoos worn doubled (118,19B cwts.) and other canned vegetables (24,336 cwts.) showed s substantial increase.

_ ' . 5;-;<§e»;\w§»°<;;§:f;»:m:fmo_;§1i:l;g Illustration Station Field Days -3

Rose _Valley-(Farm of Malcolm Msckonsie)

Wednesday, August 9, at 2 P. M.

New unison-(nm or wm. s. .voiimumi l

Thursday, August 10, at 2 P. M. ‘

Rustico-(Fai-ni of John L. Clark)

Friday, August 11, at 2 P. M.

De lable-(Farm of Hector Molloy)

Monday, some i4, si s r. M. -‘

rum" iiwi-(rim or sylvan mm) ‘

Tuesday, August 15, s.t 2 P. M.

West Devon-(Farm of Ccphas Grlggl

Wednesday. Aiuusi is, si 2 i>. M.

Glenwood-(Farm of Alfred Gorrilll

Thursday. August 17, st 2 P. M.

Richmond-(Farm of Thomas Noonan) _ Friday, August is, si 2 P. M.

lllnnivm-le-(Farm of Fred G. Msclutyre)

Saturday. /liinisi is, st 2 P. M.

Rcd I'oint-(I-‘arm of Nelson R. Stewart)

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CARLOS COMEDY CIRCUS_

Trained animal actors ln abundance will be on hand for the

annual Prince Edward Island Exhibition, which opens August 21st. Carlos Comedy Circus includes ponies, monkeys, bucking mules and dogs galore. .fust cnc rapid succession oi’ animal intelligence after another. Military pony drills, comedy bucking mules, dancing and prancing dogs and the rare antics of jungle monkeys, all combine to furnish laughs and amusement from start to finish. Fair visitors will be afforded an opportunity of witnessing this exclusive feature as part of a huge program of features scheduled for the grand stand performances. ‘

ACTON FOUR

The Acton Four which opens sn engagement at the Prince ld-

wsrd Island Exhibition on Aulllst Zlst. is heralded ss one of Amerio's most entertaining comedy scrobatlc features. Their whirl- wind physical accomplishments interspersed with laugh provoking comedy antics will make their offering appreciated on the huge pro- gram of features scheduled for this yenr's grand stand program.

CAPT. CHARLES’ LEAPING HOUNDS

Lovers of the pedigreed dogs have a treat in store in the form

‘lf I 5D|0l1l|N|Y liwctaculsr animal production which will appear in front of the Grand Stand ai. tlis Prince Edward Island Exhibition this yesr. It is presented by Capt. Charles and his fiiinous intpin( llounds, and comprises several Blue-blooded Whlppets and GN!- houmls. their performance consists of s series of oxtrsordllllry llllh and thrilling Jumps, each canine competinpstrenuously with ¢h¢ other for supremacy in the height of the jump until they are tower- lug in the slr. But height does not seein to dslilit the hounds for thc! bark joyously its they race towards the obstacle.

Of course there is a clown dog in the troupe. and lie ellolts mill!

s hearty laugh as he hiirlesques the enormous Iesps of the other hounds. and relieves the uri-inns routine with his ilogllsli humor.

The cniirc pe-rfnrniancc presented by Capt. Charles* lhlllml

Hounds is virlle throughout sud never falls to send the sl'I°¢¢l'°"‘ wild with enthusiasm.

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