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Men like these ﬁner- flavored crackers, oven-fresh‘ and ﬂaky wiih just n trace of salt. Have them handy in the pantry

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~ ' lEflWRYd Island Teachers‘ Federa- ltion to compile the matriculation past

C'\1ilii‘ill‘i(lll0ll papers tflorvrytlsay be

tcn years so that nviiiiablc to any teacher

astendrsd- ihc same. Second, Thanks of the Conven-

desiring O1" ‘"'.'f‘l".ly teachers

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zlii- 1n". iul (‘iillﬁPilIlDFl 0i the l§',l'~l~ > ill‘. Print-c IY-nclicrs ﬁsléOCluilCii in “U” be tendered lo theleurmg of‘ the 'I‘oivn Hull, Snmmcrsidc, animus for the flllcwllt way they

“ti, K .11.‘, “mum; was Open,“ have carried out their \\'o:k for the

zlii- President, Mr. BiTlfillllllpast Year" __ _ n ,\\»,,_,) m“ a review of m“ Tliiid. Thanks of this Coniention

enrullmrnt of teachers, l be exlendcd to Mayor and Town Y rem“. o, Teaches ‘Council for the use of the hall. “pchmd m Lhis Workh F0lll"ll. Thanks of this Conven- _ ma“, Rnsohlﬂuns’ Q B 5m,“ l iion be cklcnded to Mr. H. H. Shaw M 201i Profitt, Ina Phillips; Nom- ; lanydxvlir’ dgloyd shadw fir‘) t3“: icpu a. resses an con r1 u ing

inzricm Committee, Norman Mc- Donak,’ Gladys Murphy‘ Jusimc I toiimds .hc success of the Conven-

| = , McLc-llan, T. C. Cvillis; Press Ccm- lhm" V lllillPl‘, Afiarjorzc ltfccallum and l Kfrhc memng closed “m the in;

Donald McDonakL Inspectors pres-i

er]; were James R. Murphy, Sea I FLY g‘ _ Vila"; R. B. Aulcl, Freetown; Peter" "A" yr CIRCL? INSTITUTE squall,’ Tlgmsh; Miss Gum _Tlic August meeting of Pleasant Olen,“ lCirclc Institute was held at the Mn mud gave a shon address on I home of Mrs. Elmer (Zia-mble. Ten the \\'0i‘l\'- of the schools; Miss Piil- Xiirflcbersnfnd “we ‘lslwgs were man rm“, a paper on ‘he umnw i. s m. meedng presi ed, over cncc of Tiuicher on Pu ils " Mr El lby me president‘ opened ‘with 5mg- mc-r Rubens,‘ "Use ofp lllustroiioii l m.“ C! node...‘ lilo“ can was res- in School Viork" Miss McLean ‘mndcd to “uh My Favorite v2.8- Jurol, Red C ', _ _ ‘letnble and Haul to Prepare it.“ m” supmmmdem- lMinutcs of previous meeting was Snow o“ he’ work and “"15 P1935‘ | read and adopted Sick committee Cd ‘f0 s“ ‘hem “we 121 °rganlzed i reported no sickness in the district. bodies in Prince County and 95 lNpw mn1n,i~_g¢c5\ve,¢ appointed; non orgunizcd. The‘ aim was w jlsick, Mrs. Hugh Walker and Mrs. m“: 100 “er cem- M155 LaW-‘voll. Si. i Cassil Scliermcrhorn; School, MIG. ffljn- N- 13-. 5D0l<9 0H merits 0i l Bﬂfill Sherry and Mrs. Arthur Mac- hwcallonal Rmiﬁlv." Published by 'K:iy; Program, Mrs. John Walker Teachers’ Federation. land Mrs. Emmet Crokcii. A splen- MF- HOST-i Shaw of Prince of | did report of the annual convention “ﬁlers College gave a helpful ad. i ivris given by Mrs. G. MacKay and dress on reading and writing in inc | Mrs. E. Gamble and was enjoyed by Drnnary gratics, dealing with Word; i all. Several other matters of inter- zincl sentences, rather than the oiql cst were discussed, but 1t was de- ziiphribviic systcm, [ciclcd to wait till the next meeting Miss Gillls proposed an n11 c,“ l, when more members would be pres- pi-nsc tour for the teachers; Shelcnt. ' also spokc on the value of studyl Meeting closed with National An- grnups. ithcm. Ice crcam and cake was then Immosung problems were ms_ i-scryicd by the hostess. Next meet- illﬁ-Wfl by the “Question Bu,“ ling at the home of Mrs. Emmet My, H, H_ Shaw, Supermtendent iCroken, roll call to be answered znve a talk 0n 5mm; work with “Different Ways of Preparing risked those who Mshed to an“ Corn,“ themselves of the library fund ml

money was gctling 10w. I do so as soon as possible, as thelFo R The text books and course of! .. » c so nc ETOWN I .

MT- Sllﬂlv then gavc n timely 3d- iii-ass on astrology and [he mcnml

mglggfgfécvq "Wmd ' the late James P. McEachern, by Larkim~ Pmgidvntucrc‘ Mlr. Bert public auction on the premises on Miss r - . rc-c acted). Monday, September 12th, at one

gm" Ramsay. SQCYWBYE/ o'clock pm. Terms at sale. For

Treasurer u-“ﬂccledl- further particulars apply to H F R°s°l“l‘°“f “m We C°\l‘~'°l\?l01\-Macl*hee, Barrister, Riley Building, ‘t Sumnlcfslflf‘ request the Pr.ncc Charlottetown 5447-8-30-1-3-5-8-10

Highest - Class _ ‘ F OX E S ‘

Inna belnl I Ludeiq In the Iii Illlneu by Feeding

House and w. the property of»

slmuuisiut GUARDIAN

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

-—-Thll is for Prince County new: Items, but aver-ligaments of n new: description may be inserted at. 2e per word. strictly payable in ad- VIII!!!-

-WH!TE ENAMEL SINKS in stock at Bruce's. 5582-9-8-21. -DON‘T FORGET Thursday night, September 5th. The usual big Dance in Richmond Hall. Welling- ton Orchestra. Good order. Admis- sion only 25 cents. 5586-9-7-21.

-SUMMERSIDE POLICE COURT-At. the Summersde Police Court on Wednesday morninﬂ 5 drunk who did not appear had his bail of $10 estreated. Another drunk was fined two dollars and costs. ——S.

—-COME TO KINKORA HALL Friday, Sepb 9th, and enjoy the “Cotton Cuties," lady minstrels with a cast. of 25 people and or- chestra. Come and laugh the de- pression away. Curtain at 8.30 sharp. 5586-9-7-3i

The Sunday School of Trinity United Church, Summerside held their annual picnic on Labour Day at Schurmairs Point and had a most enjoyable time. The usual sports and games were indulged in. The Sunday School are indcbltd to Mr. J. F. Arnei: for ice cream and bananas-S.

irig story is rather hard to believe but is nevertheless a fact. Mr. Fred Simmons of Wilmot was bitten by a fox in his ranch about a year ago. when the dog bit him Mr. Simmons struck him‘ and evidently knocked cff a piece of his tooth which remained imbedded in his finger. The finger festered some- what but Mr. Simmons did not see a doctor but healed it. himself. Gradually it got better but would break out again every now and then, especially when Mr. Simmons was workng with a hoe oi- garden fork. A short. time ago the finger

and catching hold of it discovered

He has it now under a glass case and intends to keep it for a sou- veniin-S. I

PERSONALS

home in Summersldia-S.

over phe week end-S.

Boston, Mass-S.

—Mrs. Alfred English has return-

vislt. with friends in Summerside, —-~S.

—Mr. Nathaniel White, who has been visiting his parents. Von. Archdeacon and Mrs. White- of Summerslde has returned to Brid- getown. N. S.~S.

—M’rs, Kent Joni-s and son, Keith of Hazelbrook who has been visiting her father, Mr. David Dyrnent of Norboronpave returned to their home-S.

—UNITED CHURCH PICNIC-

-STRANGE FACT-The follow»

again swelled up and when Mr. Simmons squeezed out. the pus, he ~ noticed something white and hard

it to be {he point of a ioxﬁs tcotli. _

--Mr. Kenneth McKenzie of the Bank of Commerce, Charlottetown spent. Labour Day holiday at his

-—Ml'. Allison Moore of Summer- side visited friends in Montague

-—The Misses MelYsh who havel been visitin: friends on the Island have returned to their home in

ed to hei- home in Csmpbellcion, m N. B" an“ Wcndmg a pleasantl Ede. yet this much used expres-

—KENSXNGTON Dairying Aa- soclation fresh Pasteurizcd Cream- ei-y Butter sold at Kensii-igmn Cafe.

5596-9-881.

-l'l‘ PAYS to buy the best mot- or oil, at Bracers, 5592-94-21.

—AAPFLICATIONS EXCEED EX- PECTATION-At a. meeting of the Summersidc School Board on Tues-

BETCHA l C-AN E-AT

_day evening thirty-nine applica- tions were received for the new grade. This is far in excess of what was anticipated and is very encouraging-s.

—PR-OBIBI'I‘ION CASES-Mr. G. M. Mathews held Court in Sum- merslde on Tuesday when some prohibition cases were tried. Tne first case was a party from Alber- i-on charged with having liquor in his possession. he was found guilty and fined $200 and costs. Another party from Alberion on a similar charge was found guilty but. the case was adjourned for one week for judgment. Three cases against parties near Summerslde charged with consuming liquor were each fined $10 and cosfs. A case against n party from Borden for handling liquor contrary to the Prohibition Act was adjourned until Thursday. Mr. Noonan prosecuted all cases. —s.

EASTERN GUARllIAN

..‘This is for King's County news, but advertising locals, of a news description may be inserted . at 2c per word, strictly payable in ' . 1 l advance. ' ‘v

. .'RACES AT MONTAGUE Sept. , 21st. 5581-‘9-6-21. ‘

gvivrrcn BAPTIST CHURCH , , Services for September, 11, 1932. Dundas 11.00 a._m., St. Peter's 3.00 p. m. Annandalc 7.30 p. m. H, c. Morgan, Pastor.

..‘DEFENDANT CONVICTED- A seduction case was up before JlldBe Fraser in Souris Thursday, resulting iii the conviction of the defendant in the sum of $350 and __F.L.A.K.E.$! costs. Mr. Johnston for defendant and Mr. McQuald for plaintiff.

I --‘MlS5Mﬂssic ’MCIl'lnlS, Churn- wood. Lot. 45, 55 miles from tlic city, caught the boat train Sutur- day mﬂrnlng on her ivay to Boston. She left home by auto, accompan- ied by her father Donald McInnis, and, brothers, Peter and Hubert m, two o'clock A. M, and reached Charlottetown at 5 o'clock, It, was a long distance to catch a train.

IN MEMURMIAM

MISS MARY JANE MCNEVIN

In writing funeral notices it is almost the universal practice 10 58y that a gloom was cast ovcr tlic whole community by the death c: the person to whom reference is

sion is the only one which truly describes the effect. produced when it became known that the youtlr

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GETTING a little ‘tired of usual things for breakfast? Then try “Crepe-Nuts” Flakes

This tempting new cereal has a taste-person- ality all its own. Ila curly, golden ﬂakes are as crinkly as popcorn! Tender as the ﬂakieaf pie- ci-usl! Crisp as a potato chip! Delicate as a patty skull. And rich with a ﬂavor known around the worltl——lhe ﬂavor of “Grapc-Nuls" Cereal!

It's nourishing, loo, is this great ncw cereal. “Grape-Nuts” Flakes, like “Grape-Nuts” Cereal,

Made in Canada from Canadian Wheat and Malt

- "GRAPE-NU FLAKES

’ PPTEMBER 8. 1932i

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bring breakfnsla-c many valuable food elements. Served with whole milk or cream, it supplies more varied nourishment than many _a hearty med! Get a package of “Grape-Nuts” Flakes today.

Keep Both on your pantry shelf Enjoy the “Grape-Nuts” ﬂavor in this new Flakes form. And keep on enjoying it In the familiar, nut-like kernels of "GRAPE-NUT “ Cereal Khalil-tho crisp kernels so beneﬁcial l0

teeth and gums.

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51111. Miss Mary Jane McNevln of, {Algyle Shore and daughter nf

,Alcxandm~ McNgyln and elm-Mk, passing was a blcsiscd relzuzse froml

that which

IFlshcr had passed away to thellh“ mlldﬂec of flesh to hlkher and eternal life on the 29th‘ “wad” and 1118M? lifﬁ‘ 0i

of June 193g, am,- u lingering mnishc so often spoke to those of the ‘

ncss of about six months dunmmu home around her. Miss McNevln The‘ members of cvcry household,‘ was a member of Lhc Church of ,in Argyle Shore and viciniiy m‘ Scotland, and was zi good christian! lwhom she was well. known and girl. Her father prcdcccascd her a-l where she llvcd hcr llfcinm», of bout. four uccks previous to her

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C. G. S. Brant, Captain Kelly sailed last. evening for Cape Breton and the‘ Magdalene Islands.

____ ‘E over twenty years, felt. a sense of Own parting at which time she Indhns wore mqrried 10d“ m a i . , __Ml5s Mcparlane of ChurIottc-lﬁﬁrsbhﬂl bereavement. Miss Mc-lﬁpokc of hlni saying that she was ' ‘ h y ‘ C. G. S. Cartier, Captain Jiimcs wlll now load a izcrorzil can!" ll" w i who w,“ have char“ o‘ "he" Nevin u-ns om of those mun; pcr- 201115 home i0 be wiiii her rather. ccffqmony as old as l e “we ll” Roach has sailed for the Magdal- ReXwn. N. B. 11M Rivlllllllfl“ ' _ ' some who are universally bclovcdlShe leaves to mourn hcr sorrow. 8e , one Islands. ' . Science Department at the Sum- Stan ii m. id m,» I who are source f l th in moi! r ti b ii t d 1g on aju“ ‘l’; e 3e ‘ch —~———- ~"~ v _ shschoous m sum“ . s o si-cng ,com-. a 1c. ve r0 icrs and we _ _ 4 ‘ I l musk“ “a h lfoi-t and Joy to all those who know‘ sisters. namciv Donald ef sum- ‘welmmgs ‘he ‘vhlnmml’ vma“ D. P. W. Launch Captain James Hired Man: 1 wan“; g0 in m1 M i, meyslde and L‘ lmklni into iselthcm. In the home wlicrc she was mewllle, Muss, Charles of Cam~ Rickard’ 18' became the bnde o‘ Lund in port. $04133’ l0 Si?! my Watch lllml P " requirements of the la oratory- . a 5m" and daughter She was a brmgo Mass" Ne“ of Cambridge‘ Clifford Printup, 20, as her grurid- Farmer. You do,“ need no watch. E ‘A __MH RA Pxﬂwh“ returned sister and daughter indeed. Hcr and John and Alex at home. Mrs. lathe“ Sachem chm Rickard‘ Ostrea. II, Captain Doucetla has Use a calendar instead. R ' y ' ' imemory will be ever green in tliciMai-garet Williams of Aibcrton and “hlmled m“ '““°l°“l' cemmmlal sailed. -—— to her home in Boston. M8.SS., after, - it M d 1 b k d v . M“ h “h” Mr D w mcntimlnds of all who had known licr. lMi-s. Annle McPhcc. Calif. Her r 95- “S” l“ “e “c 5'0"“ m ' Hotel Kecpcz"; “ lint is that NW "- _ Lngrgtha: ‘ms ‘Plerée Q“ lgomh‘ During licr illness notwllhsiand- funeral was hold from her home m“ YQERM WHO “N! 0W6!‘ mﬁm- you bu", “m, you?" A g-Qmﬁﬂ.‘ "u. ‘my ML“ vlrymeiq,“ she was m? ' ing the severe suffering cndnrcd! at Argyle, Rcv Ewen Mcnougall, bars or the mbm 1mm o’ whom Bruce Stewart's Wharf Guest: "A rcpc ladder in cnsc 0i L , m‘; THE wmpanled by her son RCbOYtFSI i she always looked on ihc briizliiciq conducted the service. Inter-mom‘. knvw ihli cffﬁmon)’ 0111)‘ 9-5 i‘ PYM- S. S, Hochelaga, Captain Trav- fire.“ , f ‘ aide of life and rcsicd in fhe]wa.s made at. Argyle Crmricry- Th". "Cc 0f their forefathers before the errc- on the Flown-Charlottetown "VOIy gootl-glifsis with f!" o i hump: and Brulnu cued by, Mlnlrifl‘ secure pmmlse or a 7mm Ulrd- H9rll75llbeﬁT9T5 We": Messrs R0}! MC‘ commg or the white man- TOQUB. éscapcs pay in ndVnlWP-l‘ 7 __- _--—-—-""“ . IN THE RAISING OF l . BRINGING Up FATHER p By George McManus AIN'T‘ ‘rou couch; rm 11mm‘ THE o»! wcLLn LET HER co n V ~ ' (Ill

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