uuousr io. 1931

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C---f~ ““~~“" 'f * ~"- e==== .V TUE CHAR!-UTTETOWN GUf\i<i>i/W . MGE THREE " "

1 K ~ *""-' " ' » 1' r . -=-Y _ _ gi 1-= , ~.._ -__-__~_.- _..._ -1

11111 ccriraiouaruiar mliegesiias iiiloifglsgrigs nf Field

r “ga “ ° ‘ ' W” .1 11; .2.‘:...°%‘.:..‘1°;'.1.; A1 similiar 1|. 5 Days c°"t'""°s

Hose

' iii'

of the city. ,

fans-this weeks slogan belongs to

. .~ o 11 1 ,»,-ef _ 0 81’ V21 HBS

U ».;;, __ 596 pr

Fine Silk Stockings Ordinary Dollar Value

‘ These in chiffon, or 5

light service weight, Beige claire, Sandce, Mayfair, Pangee, Breeze, Aurora.

All have cradle foot.

ou’ii `be well advised

¢hey’re won derfuli

. ` "'{""g;‘ X "`~.‘ E- . . 1 ,. 1 fr

Little girls 1 4_`,__.$\q Ankle Sox f _ "1.» _

_ ~ 25 .

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I i=“~="==§=. .1 Among' the visitors Ri'rivin§ irrof hh H et' » S demonstration a meeting under

Cliff -_ 91 _ ,sc -=.§_s_=-_-,;; r- tennis tournament which n d . - - . ~- _ - Elastic top '___ _ Q. 5.- "31 yesterday were M,~_ and (lens and Mr. F. M, Nash. Dominion

_-1-sa L_ Roper and M155 w_ Macpatridge N f Live_stoc.lc Branrli, lcd a l-:een dis

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-Ten men i.om a country dis~ trict will appear before Magistrate Tweedy Wednesday in connection with 9. fight. which Mounted Police lcscrbcd as a "free for all". The ight. ' Look place early Sunday ii0i'iiiii§. Ii. \\'a5 belicvcd to be the

_ u L0 se yachts Goldnnch, Mayilow- Y' - _ ‘NTI-.ST FANS-This week; Pi.. Wan and Woodpecker left .

_ slogan belongs to 3 shop 05 [hc Summersicle Thursday mornin ami, AT Rubuco

~ -north sid= f - ‘ - had s. stiff brc 311 11 1 1 _ _

L 0 a stiect running east _ eze t e way .

1// Standards 1.1 :is 111.. of me ww :::::;h..1f;l°1‘;‘;i1;“3.3.11” 1~if» ’if‘ii§.si’i‘ .iii .§f‘a';1...°’.§i.i

1 ' ‘" 1 ‘ l ‘ ‘ .isted fr t" t f th

V ..1_;,;_.--';- _ _ , The Mayflower was the first to ;m.m ,?1_Cf.cH31e°‘f;d_l_);§ léxperf 0 'I ; DIAMOND TREASURE C‘ml"~5l R.m"°' about 5-30 P-m. NWS Will' nicnis with bu1'le_\' varieties were

‘; ` _` _' " ~ “milf the °iiP. d0Yiai€d bb’ the D0~ viewed viith much interest, and a k, austere facing the cast side of ri I ’s“L‘\?‘;‘fI>Tilier5Ei1\'e1' Fox Furs, Ltd., .-listussion led by Mr. B. MacLa.1-en

1 >_ . s eet runnng north in the \'et €~ Hind Plotmau ltl E. im t

' 's `?' oc end of the city. ` 5 The Woodpecker came in halt Fermi. O Xe ‘mer ana

, p ` k . an hour later. The Goldflnch had Following this a. general session

Ordlnary TEN was iN FREE Fon ALL' had 1ii°k» Owiiis to fi break in the “'05 iirid iinfier canvas where Mr

. I _ _.1 . 1 -. chain plate of me lower shroud ll. R. Hurst of the Plant Fatllology

The strain was all thrown on the Lal:oratory_ outlined 1-eitaiii plant

dmmond shmudi thus gnugingrm disease prloblems with special ref mast to b:eak at th l h ercnce to ate blight of potatoes. 1-1(-,sig In _time nf ?1,,_:)vvE:;nf:u;?: M1- W. W. l§ai1<r1_ Superintendent Cgpgam 51,-ight made [amy good of the Dominion Exper mental _img Russell Ramsa _. h ‘is Farm at Nappan iiisciissed the Fed

y nit lf . _ _ __

mm ,Mm the Smm’ also madew alnllorse Bleeding Polity ui the

aftermath ot' a S.\tu:'day night ` ' ' 1 ‘_ . » _ "

.,/ 1:elcbration_ 1 very good time. - § clark im/whed NM, on

*“"` l The next morning the ‘fr-"fl' fertilized pastures and a so gall; an

POLICE Coifiir-A1 tn police! were all measured for piurm inir - »- " ` »

_ 9 . _ S _ inte1es.ing talk to ihc- ladies

Court ycsicimiy .1 man charged. the various classes. It was found' Howe,-g with ivreakiiis and entering was' that "mst Of the yachts that harll The prr.<»1~11ru 111.1. coiuiuded 111' .‘“`m°‘“""l I0 liilvc months in jall.l i'liii iii the Class 5 race at Sum- _ an excellsiiz iicinon-1.i~ritioii di iTh@ C350 H1‘0sC Oiit of a di1ylight_ iiirl'-side measured up to q11a!if_v|D1'ufr horse i_\'pt~ bv Mr. Walt-r break ut the paint shop 01' McDon- !`01' Class 6. ‘stir-,\v. Deputy _\liiii.~,!i~1- of Agricult- uld and Rowe recently. A may The rules for Class 5 calls for a iirr. The Si1l>ri'\'1.~.t>r of liliistmliiiii ch'm.gc,d Wim theft was 501]; to sail area ot 450 square feet; it was Stat ons Mr. L. Eaton, prc.~i1ictl Jail for 30 days. He was charged fouiicl that the Zephyr was the “fill i1ll1`U°l\1C9il UH” \`i\i'i0iiS Sliviili- with taking a small sum from B onlv bool that was within the "fe"

lJui‘Se iii a house \\‘liere he 1vent limit, being 449 point 91 square A1 H

_ to use the telephone. The defend- t'1-ct. ` K 1) l'0lN'1`

~ to stock up on the5e~-° iliit in il breach of the Excise Act The other boats were the A111 _ _

case was sentenced to six mouihs Sliedinc, 555 square feet; Mavfiow- At Red POM” me, annual fmll in jail and fined $500 and cos, M. __ - _ __ tiny on thc trirni oi Mr. .\`1~\f.'Q

_ _ s _ Suinmsiside, 533, point, 65, SLM.. _I k I _ _ _ ~ _ .

or m neu of p_,y,m.m an admtim\a_l Dawn’ Moncton’ 5,76 point 98. vital too iii foiiii eliit-fly ol' ai Six months in jail Th,-ee drunks Tm, visiting yachtsmpn had ,hp l_i`.ol|i-Zliliiét '1ici1io1i.sli1it.ioii_ lhe,' :DéJ9H¥€d- TWO were each fined .icliglitful experience of seeing the mlL`m`s my p`0m"hmg Hlmsuwd and 1 Bild vests Or sentenced wie an-A1 1. cii 11 1 1 1 ` ‘. ' .' -' I .‘ days in Jail in lieu of payment ghcdialwfri-§1:1l1herl)tI;-itdigiitnhgr-1-Llfflllffgghgs$ll"‘{l}5[{{}u§§f=l`1"`s °°,"` While th” third “'35 “ned $5 Mid the Atlfmtic Mr Tanton said l iiitrndcntl ‘ell 'lic l l<`(;‘H‘i"i`11u>l]ql C°5ls 01' 10 dHYS- that was worth the whole trip. il<‘11ri11 at Nzipiirin. Mr, ‘\\'h1|'l:

Captain Kelly, of the C. G. S. \vf-is foilovvccl very keenly by .1

PERSONALS Braiité assiséed the officials at th; .ifgoiép of otvcr 6? iilqen, and iéi spite

_ ._ __ __ _ . regnia. an was most lhd all 0 ie 9XVi`"lf‘ .V -1`YQi`0iiil "lV£’!'l'

-E _,u .<1 Mliss Ethel Moreland of Nicteauicourteous to au, and the Summm.- fine job was done.

_ ,_ Fdlb. Nu S., is spending a holiday _side Club wish to express (heir _ Scveralllocal teams took part and

,_- rf _ Wm* M15» Afthiii' BFOWH. Hrls- lm nk tn hi d th .I 1, ,it was evident that the locul farm-

c "`:-"~""?`- """“""" `=" ~ ' bOI‘o St Charlottetown ' R S m an e barge' '~ k l it ' t ' ll '

£-,.;;;,==- ..._e_.;._? " ' I Department for their kindness in 1 "’° “re ee" -V ‘“ ".1 '35 "G “lf l 5 ’.m`

` ' ` 'placing the Brant at the disposal portant' Wmk' During the p‘O““m"g '

The 1937 series of Illustration

Tm; Tmsr QUARTER LY , In conversation with Captain Station field days continue with E

01 _ S 1 lm-;E'1'|x¢; of me Graduate Nurses Strlght and Commodore RayTa11- ‘ lair attendance of interested farm-

( a e 3_5-iociatiopv will be held lt Cnveii- lon H: Gumdlan warned 501'" l HS £1' “gh” 6511i)LLe?d1';gd°ti,!T;l:u:§

4 isi on >¢in -d _ A - ._ iuieres ng details on their ti" t 0” lu” BY- H °

-. t -9; at 3 1 L Ch ay L ilggzét u hi Shediac ‘D U Friday and inorc than 100_ it Sit.

` A f J' ‘ S b- pn' ` `B`w'2' Th ' _ Peters Bay on Saturda

siakccl bv Viv if L Eaton aid the

The Mens store 0! Halifax rind M1 Laird Watt “S510” on _l’f“'m_y r”.°_b1‘m_` over

==§§§?‘="` .»s=§'=‘f

-`.;:.1' I "H6 2;'-ll' ‘:

All C0 ours _ ’ ‘ Charlottelown last. night; for the! e E ' “nv” was hem f"" th" l"'dl95

` ` when Dr J A Clark discussed gar A Z_jv'f;-g’.-'- _<;-._ "

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trinity llainiteo tllfhurdi

Tl'i‘1.\`l).\\', AUGUST 10th

M.. 2.00 P. M. 8.00 P. M. ny Association Meetings at iurch, North Bedeque.

FGR SALE

.lt Montzigue, Mrs. Sadie l\`t'l1sici"s d\\'8lllIii;i,' and |01 on .lliiin Street. Best. loca- tion in Montague. .For further particulars ap- ply to tlcorge J. Tweedy, Solicitor. Charlottetown.

L-iiss-s-iii-li

Well Drilling

Communicate with

lrask Well Co., Ltd.

Vaughan H. Groom

_ Sunimerside

Manager for P. E. Island

Professional liariis

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D. F. ARCHIBALD

Clmrlcrcd Accoimtrmi.

. 110 Richmond Street 1 Phone ir. r. o. rm iz.

El`.__ _’__` - ---_#il ___ ___

McLeod & Bentley

W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.

B _J. .~\. BENTLEY, K. C. lrristrrs ‘and Attorney-at-Ll!! §‘l‘_’;"_“"..'f._‘>_i~0AN

‘[5911 & Mathieson

~B°ii D. 1.. iviaiiiierou, 1.1.3. Baxristers and Solicitors

mmm i0NhY T0 LOAN

ii iiiiwk, chu-iou¢¢1m1,r.E.i.

1 3 ii. F. iv1c1»HaE,B. A.

KU Cl

__ NOTABY &¢, ,,,_§';}=:_}§§nran. soucri-on .°.~-frees:-1

Palmer & Haslam AH- i- Pmiian. ir. c.

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BmiBARn1srans_ |11-C,

oi Nnvn Scotia Chamber!

(;harlottetown, P, E, |_ ,hm 8-SIONEY 'ro Lo/iN _

=1 `,_' P. 0. Dax III.

lliirfluiiran & Trainor

tram( R M - C_A . 11.~nmoAN. tr. 0. B‘.'§hf'i.ain Tnamon. is .A.

i0. P. l". Uiilt

fa cs =._-o f-;._.:>

subject of an interesting address be fore the Rotary Club yesterday by A

and cartoonist, who has been spend ing ii. month on the Island the guest of his brother-in-law and

drew comic strips including "Digie Dougan" sketched a number of the

Z ' P

ate character in qhe Thimble Theatre to his present position. He not only appears in the strip but in animated pictures and over the radio, bringing ia. flood of golden| dollars into the pockets of the. artist who conceived him.

Comic strip artists draw large

salaries. some as high as $200.00() a year. Thcsc strips have a. circul- ation of 25.000000 readers a day. The movies do not command such an audience. it is more than ani industry, it is 11 very human bus- iness." The spcnke" told how thc

industry had developed from ltsl small beginning to its present ex-l tenslve proportions, these 5trips‘ being controlled practically by four syndicates. A character to be it success in these strips must bo 11 sap. good-natured but. not smart.

Rotnrlan Orrin l\’icGre2or was

in the chair and the guests were. Sumner Coop:-1' oi Slorinizliill N.l S., Edmund Grier of Moncton rind'

Capt. T. O. Wright of Newcastle N.}

B_ _

Conirratulatlons were cxtcndcd

to Rotation Bri tain of Montreal who was observing his birthday.

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B"E?!*S_

LIVINGSTONE-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital, August 7. 1937, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Liv- ingstone, New Glasgow, ii son.

AUSTON-At. the Prince Edward Island Hospital on August 9. 1937. to Mr. and Mrs. John Austen. city, a son.

FORD-At the Prince Edward Is- 1 land Hospitel on August 7. 1937 to ` Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ford, Wheat- l lay River, a daughter.

MoIl.Al-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on August 9, 1037. to Mr. and Mrs. D. Fred McRae, Charlottetown R.. R., a son.

DN. D. MacLeanl

err. soiiciom, ns.

0,,,_’f0Ni1Y ‘ro Loan

Schlenficld ol New York, writer 10

sister Dr. Leo Frank and Mrs. D0 Frank of Roscbank. be Mr. Schienficld who formerly T

popular characters for his audience C including Jiggs_ Andy Gump and tu Popeye the Sailor. af "Popeye," hc said. "is tops today 3

"The Laugh Industry”-was the E

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havin develo ed from a subordln- M

CANNING IN BRINE _l 5

cabbage or greens: Wash, drain and weigh the vegetables, The

ouni. of salt needed will be one-

fourth of the weight of the vege- tables, Large crocks make the best containers. Put a layer of vcce- tabies about an inch thick on the bottom oi the container. Cover t-his with salt. Continue makin: alternate lzrvcrs oi vcuciahlos and siflt until the container is almost lillcd. The sitlt should be evenly clistribiitcd so as to be in the pro- portion of 1-4 weight of vegetables. Cover surface will a cloth and then rouiid board cover or ‘arge plate. Place \\‘ci.2lit on this and set aside in cool place, If sufficient liquor to covci' thc vegetables has not been extmriccl by the next rla_v. pour in enoiieh stroiisr brine tl pound salt to 2 quarts water) to

l with

i last December.

to $42.37() in i935-36.

med to me city last evmmg with the outports that cannot be ,.,._...1f1,, ni the imioiis .='f1t1n11=_ '_

L01. spending two weeks \__M_a;mni sel'Vc;l by land. l Tn-QR;-gin \v;1.- r~i>11rl\lrlc<'lr1\\1_tl'i ty

t Montague the guest of Mr. andi .Un H a .few years 35°' it Was] n visit =_r1 thc* fc:l.17f‘fl i1i_ iii<‘S rs F Clow if`inS|il¢Yf‘d IIHPOS-=1bic f0i' the Rail-' and an iiispcciioii of thc ilnwcis. given mc 11 record of their reac-

‘ ' ` | way and Steamship Service to bel. ._ UWB HS Well 85 W0ii-*ht Mid H1098'

ance it accounts. partly owing to* _ . _ __ _ , _ urements before and after the diet- |th. scattered distribution of pop- -` ` ‘_ _ `

*__* . It arctic: iioi‘t.1cn.=ii1\ai<l DHS”

Here is a rfeinc for string beans. l “.1“M°" “nd pam” b°““‘s° th” °`Aciarer1v11ie’ and i»'111,1111111r1r1i11nc1 Air- f

riginal construction of the roadn . _ _ d Grand ‘li

its nm-row sauce. neon" iZ°“ ‘° me 3°‘“‘“" “" '1ur1.m111< and water ere inciiided

grades and slmrp curves, inevlt- g'

Viibly resulted in costly train opci- Hun bulmmh U] PML mix Bnsqucs p

_.1tion. Despite lose difficulties. _ _ b, C. _Cr ment itrafic increased until the road. Wheie .ll V15 lmkfff -‘_ d’°‘\_“N S taken five times daily-two full Irccordeci its first operating surplus Simmer “nh Nom’ Sy “C” ' ' slices of bread at each meal. with

an all-time high durin 193ti. on ._ _ _

‘_m.£_r _=m.fm.,, mmmd m\,m,_ The totalling 451365 tons; as Command rio-cdcii or.i1.\t.r11r ,11i:, *nit d.i1cis__

and Mi* C- H. P¢‘t\'.‘i's of Moni-real 50 ladies sliaicd in this portion of _ They are guests at m C di tm’ program The afternoon _vas . . . in lhe While pdtfkdgé »

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. - e ana n ' ' _ __ .' `

_ Nau0na1Hote1_ H concluded ‘by Ti_Ou.t1__\ cul.i11S

Lt Colonel de Castilla, D S 0

and Mrs de Castilla of South e e

u|-ujggl §.rrics_;11tri1~e<i in 111,. .ny S_~.1.,.~_

“Y mg" 0" “ "l-*il “i the l""i"'S -- rims rer1i111~1-<1 the Fieiri Drrv .11 si fPiLh6i` M11 Brill. ’Bi'f‘iiii1ei' and ST_ JOHNS. Nfld.. AUS 7-(CP) Pctcrs on Sat1ir<ln_v. Mr. `(`l:lio1-d : _ _ _ MPS- COT- D. A. M.icKinnon Mrs. -The Newfoundland G0V8i`i”imfIil3 McEwen and Mrs \’fi'l§wc11 rccc v `

demonstration by Mr. Nash.

. . . in the maroon package

AT ST. PETER`S BAY 0-0 _

The hottest day of the season '11 JUST CHOICE TOBACCOS ' ‘ ' N0 *ARTIFICIAL FLAVOURING

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All the words that have been used to describe cigarettes

fail to express "natural flavour". But you find it in Grads . . . in their rich tobacco flavour, their coolness, their

mildness . . . the inherent' qualities of choice Virginia lobaccos that need no *"A. F." And Grads natural l'lavou.¢_ means no unpleasant after-taste or effects.

at/Latifah.

_ undcrfoot when dancing, and thel1'| OUR. GRA.\'DItI0’l`HERS USED

_' ' " ` ‘ ’“ -- de Cnstillaie sistcr. Mrs. Col. Mac- Railway is out of the red-and if. erllovcr 100 visitors- on this orviis- NEW “EDUCING DIET

_ Kiiiiimi elm lies as hc." guests Mr. pi-resent expectations of autimi-ities 1011. _ _

and Mrs. Bei-ion Lord and son materialize, its going to stay tha: Thi: progi-irin npr-111111 wiih the A f"“` \V"\’5‘ W0 I l“““l1°“@fl me

of 1=1t1ib1 ~ M '11 ' ._ i _ ~. 1 _ - or ie

sting oi ri diet whirli was simple.

fi ug ass vi o arrived in way dcmonstiition 11111 iisriision

the city last wcck. The 705_n-me ~»~.q showed 511.1 d1~;yf,» hmgr. iypp 1;.; 311-_ W_ W_l incxpeiir-'iv<». and could be follow-

*-'-?->m~ _operating profit ii $96,855 for tl1C;Biiii`d- fiii`l‘f‘_§1_ii“fl fiiiifi iii-°~i`i‘S 0f| *~7‘l_ _ I _

t G df half-.Year ending last December- i-oi11rv;'l;.'1t clfiiicixiit dtilvcs H ivgiptlit, oi; o\'e1i£:1vzl;ad-I:

U 'n d ;]55(\d )i`flll.fI l. ll Ol' lf' I.'lllf7llS ‘H l ill l . \\'I`l CS 1Zll (‘ _ _

as ern uar lan cdgplléfelysliiiio Ggvcihghtentp con- lf! t;".l1cs`t]1~1~[l\’i'alt, \\'l11]1(lal&’»"f]i‘vg`i;i;- thc Lonrlon Siinclnv Dispatch.

m 1 I 1923_ C n_. 3- an t.-M, soil 1'-I' iii; 1i'(‘ _ifur (1 _ .-

.°ROBlN HOOD FLOUR, makes mites Tir revenue (1i01?e1\é37-gl! pi;ce. 'l"*l“ ""llll°“ 4° th" CV"""‘l f‘}l` *"5* dress, in bc~a1ii_1'. and in food essen-

vciy light loaves of lasticr bread. the operating Profit at $20,900,` "‘l"`~-“Wi l‘iii`l’0-“1‘F_. D1- Cl.-11-1.: follow- tials. this new diet should ltaci the

`L`w75`7'2R"'1~ despite planned increases in ex- ':1‘11;i1_.‘1',If:w¢'1`,1 11;; Fcldgxig, wary.

. ,_ _ ' do e. i ,_ f` ._ .1 "mls ”F1N"“‘ "FICE 9f pC'11]~i1eurraiiwa1~ links st. .Johns 11111111 ‘“"""‘"“" M" T" ll’ H"""-.’."‘l‘}`°d vfiifh reoficr-= wiiiwiit bein: thor- °c”,°' ,B °"`°f`“' M°_f°;f”"' ‘fm l the northeast west and s<111ti11vcst l’l'”"‘ ¢f_‘l"§?_"__'I_";,,(_“‘fl‘h§_'""”{,f_§ ‘lf "Q ouizhiv tested and tried Out-

ose or one wee - iimn 1 ` 1 . euro . i ' . . ‘

hesday ,OHL L_1468_%_10_2f i coasts _of the Is1axid. In operates. ,_,,_mn_ MW, ,_ ,.,.,,,_,._.,1 ,,.\.,,,,,. 0111,..

maddmon' sexe" lC';?Ver“’°?°nl'_ illii,~t,i‘ntion Qiwilop wori: nur! cm- SHN four Wnnwn renders of vaW_

°‘I"'oi‘1'eSt Clow. eml)lD)'€e Of the Sl' ammls. on You Us to H mg “wut plinsivcri cv‘i"oi_t1 fa't: 11 liicli linrl -' ~ 1 'A anim, Theatre ChM.,0mtown_ _.e_ 4,151 miles, muimainiug contact bm, 1..,,.,....1 1...... 11... 1111111 cur- 128 Hee-1 and occuimtons were

by every woinaii who was over-

Wzth a reiiirn to simplicity in

No dict o‘ft-recl to Siindny Dis-

` In this instance. after consulting

specialist and 11 well-known biol-

kecl to follow the diet for owen- -one days. During this period they have

Soiiiiiwi i “ith W "”“`* °f ““““ 'nw .basic principle, the chief

ood of this latest of slimming cts is white bread with butter.

R115 Sr-M1011. than d.p_; southeiist- In

Md. U ‘mum Cmucwmok and the diet. but are not essentially

art of the diet. The bread and butter dhotild be

The line has been well named Henty of butwm The Mead cm be

In 1930-31. o cratin deficit was "The O"°f`ll‘“d “0“l’~`" fm' th? toast/ed twice a day, if desired. It

i almost svioooolj in gloss-34. 11.. "Wk f°‘l"“'-S “lf “""““"~* °f im 11111111-11 iittie difference to one re- first period of r eration under thc

w Commission of Govemiiiciitp “

th.. dr-ficit had been reduced to h `$l.'i'7.000, and this was further cut tl

land almost roliglr_ni:<i_v. lt twists dm_H0n_

nd curves to nv1>11l the hiczhest. M b ki st t k ha" 1 t of “si bm 3°” "ight “l' and mer' inilk vvllfll the bile.; and siiserl.

e wh" Q C"l` md rim to level' At. noon. bread with butter.

l fl. Q I .

1°” mf’ “Mk “"" ‘ml “"l"‘°“`“' At four e'cioe1<1nti1e afternoon.

Passenger tiriifflc has iniprovcd but th”-“ hm" bl"“ k"\’L to a bread and butter. with one cup of

steadily over the last four ycaisl _ ____ _ ]_\ _ “_

although the 142.496 passciiceits rn hm °" lm l"'“‘l U* “ " "

total of 1936 WR t`ll 'ell belo ,

1928 pmk wsu? 374300 pcopféf ses over rcvci'_\_'li11i1~,¢ n_l1i1l_v 1-oiintry used. the mad* has to o icr in the way of diaries; tp

Freight 1rnffic_ meanwhile. reach

minlmuiii. flip i'ailw1\_v rlcpciifliiigl tm which Serves as a stmulant

gincs to take tl_11-lr 10-c-11' i‘Niii`i‘S-l i-1)lT;e(_(l;\|T“p or sugar is allomd in

At seven o'clock bread with but- r aizalii. with milk or pure to- atn _tuicc as preferred.

On rctii-ing, bread with butter. Bci-wccn mciils drink as much

Baggiigo Ciirs and clay coaclies m thc throiifrli <»x11;1-.\.~.cs :irc of|

Lap Inger-H.-111111111 hit><~0kc:§tm\1i;<Iicr ggizhoésoaéiii touigin 19:15 one with i_’;‘£1'§i“5`];‘“;lc§f""`"‘"lm" °‘"" mf cniri 111.101-us111<e<1.rresn butter is rne y ir* wc: ..~ _ 'c- ' _ gm n 2g_ - 1 -

vent molding, 'lhere will be some

_ - _ _ ‘1_, siicgestcd. rather than salt. I Bmmh um; ‘le cmmmd "I l So. withoiitfuss or bot-her,with-

.. - ' _ t'1~~ .;_.ii'..r11~-

btiblmiisz. As soon as this stops Set Stretches In Great Half-Clrrleyrtixcsttl e€)I1lFPl.\dri)f;hl'lf;iOT\ll1 ull Dm wnkmg or pmpa,.at10n_ you

container wlicrc it is to be stored for use rind seal \vltl1 hot parafi"n poured ovvr surfncc. Soak in 2 or

3 changes of cold water befcre St. John's on the southeast coast C

cooking, -Excliaiigc.

Broken Sizes Tweed and Worsted

SUITS for Men

Worth to $22.50 . . . $13.95

Well what more is there to say? The story is in the head|ines...except_that there are greys, blues and browns in the assortment. No...not all sizes in any one line. And ARE they a bargain?

The Men's Store

Q UNDERTAKER 1 )

EMBALMER Q __

rg .Charlottetown and ° ° '° North Wiltshire V -

\|_hmm;o; mu, . _ 'Phone 149 U \ ,

M,” A _ ,

can now slenderise to heart and

Main line of the railway stretch-A ""'l_‘} f°“°" l_° Pl'f°"l:" °',‘. UW. 1‘ - 1 1, T1 <11; is

(_ in R great ha"_cu.c]e' linking Sou. ein Sho:-_ emo tho Ficuch ‘lime ml' 9” 1° 9 ws

apltal of Nc-.\~fnundlm11l: Coi1~;i‘b"""'52-00~

eption Bay towns, i11r'11rii11:: Hai-.1 This diet Ulm W f0ii0W@d W0’

_________ '_ __ _ ‘°"'llh_P°i`5 i1iiX;V§§i5qii§§ 0ii_tfh§ Em, Grace' m.(_ ,upped ,___ mp! any period without any sensation

lCarbonear llnc wlillq 11 b1'ai~.1‘l1 up °f h"“¥f"~ Om' readers r°P°fl' ‘the opposite sid., of th, $,,,,,,. ,,,.n_ there is no suggestion of weakness, insula tcrmli1:1.‘v-.< nt Hnnrtk f"'1n~ lfissffildfb °1` Yl9i"'0ilS GYWYUY M133 ltent. Across 'l"rinit_v Bak from b\i1'iii1UD- _ Heart’s Contcnt. a. fourth route I fewmmend ull-‘ dl" b9CiW5° it iserves 'Trinity and the B._,n_,y15m overcomes one very serious disad- Peninsula. - VHIWWC-

No feeling of hunger is experi-

GREE5 pggg g|.m1~|,p BE enced. And it is distinctly pleasant | 5]y[_\|E};[;n NOT |;()|[_EI) to follow. You are free to take al

__._- imich water each day as you please

Fresh mas ,M1115 imvi- brighp which helps the complexion too.

R,-een md_<_ ba vr-1v,.1\» nndi and there is no' nrerl to exercise. fresh looking. Flat. dank irrccnj not to take life n1're strenously pods mf-an old ones. Yellow is thei in order to slcnderisc.

color of nite in a pen. too Follow' | these four ru'c.=. for cookinc ports EVENVNG SKIRT* SHURT IN ' if you want to ect all their- flavor FRONT-'NP 'W BACK

and vnluc. First cook in n min- --3--

mmm of wa¢_,.,~_ gN0m1_ Choir in One Paris house shows the new an uncovered pan so as to kccp summer evening gown with. 1\ them green, Third. have thc ivntcr short skirt in front :md a definite slightly salted. boiling |;¢1'.m-1-r111.1.'_\~._ backward dlp to grentcr length. 'when you put vegetables ln. so as Tliese full skirts resemble the t:\r~ 1 to cut down cooking tlmc. F'oui'tl1._ lrton skirts wom by ballet dan- ' consider the vein-table cooked when, ccrs, The mnicrlol is cntlifrcii into l there is still some body fimiivess; so many small folfls so that the | to it. The average cook nvr~rron!<s skirts swine out grncefiillv in wide

both peas and beans. R'-member sweeps with evew movement of this-after going into the boliiniz the body. water there is ii diffcrcnoe ln cook- These short s‘<i1-tg are _'or more ‘ng method for each -peas should practical than floor length ones

width and fullness makts tlicin (,'L'CL'.\liil-lks Milt, A COMPLEX-

grace_ul as well as practical.

Many of the waltz froclcs are

made with brief jackets of the

l().\' '.\`()NIC

Here is a coiiiidfitfon tonic ous

same material, sometimes doiiialed grent»g1'a111ln1otl1ers used. Peel twq so as not to be trai1.<,parei1L. The; large ciiciizni>1'i'.=--tiny are cheap jackets follow two gciieral 5i_'1ic , _;u.~,z :row--.1i.<_1 1.-_ii 'iieni into sliced

rules-either short and iittcfl vvilii Sicazii 1;:1'..

long sleeves or the fttll, long-sZf»c\= 11

ed bolero type.

MEN SHOULD D0 THE HOUSE- 1 b

\\ filer to i111-

q.1.t.,- sozi. or cook in

cloaiblo si1'i:-1-;1.1i1. D.: not add any, Cilf".ii1.”x:'. Put :lie .slit-cs iii ii .\i:'onir musllii

og, and sq'.i1»1\.x .;..1:L all the _iulol

WORK BECAUSE OF PHYSICAL has been 1-x1:'11f-zrtl, Arid a quartel

STRENGTH ‘ U

That womans Place-is-in~the-

Home idea is just a gag mon have

been putting over all this time. sl Dr. Robert Hoppuck, assistant _

director of the national occupa- tional conierence, told the national federation of business and profes- sional women in Atlantic City that hubbies probably won’t get away

with it much longer. Now, he said. ll a definite shortage of competent If

lain backgimviiiid is necessary, and

women has begun to show up to li

the work-i-1-day'wo1-ld, and soon if the girls will be flying the coop. Si

"Marriage no longer means per- manent removal from the em-

ployment market," he said. "There in

cc the faiiiily iii:-11.11110

is no sound psychological reason why women should cook meals wash dishes, launder clothes and

clean houses." Hnusework belongs l>l

ing loor co\'c:i1`.,; 1~c.~=-::1l>Iiiii_; tile was

ical strain which men are better 111 able to endure. Mrs. Grace Loucks Ir

more logically to men, he said, since it frequently involves phys-‘ I

Elliott. it writer on ps_vc_vhologir:al 1* subjects. like-wise tiit-tuttecl the idea that married women shoiildift find jobs outside the home.. "Tho theory that a man's eco ci\n’t stand ‘ the effect of his wife working mit- , .side the home is nt, once suspic-_' 1 ious." said _she “hos ho never bcfu i aware of her working in the homo,

for ilic

the qii.\n1i1jc oi rcctziiecl spirits wine and a xii.:-rl of the quantity c`i<l».»1'-flower' \\.\1tr or rose\\'at»e1'_ Apply to ilir 1.111 wlicn required aklng well hciorc using.

Sli\II’l.E B.-\(`KG|t0l'ND

£FI~`E('l`l\'i;2 IN ALMOST .

ANY 'i`Yl'E OF HOUSE

A s.inplc brickell/‘.1i1d is effea.

ve in alnirist any type of room.

the fiii'11;sl1:iig.s .ire simple. I

the i1i1‘11i.~i1:11_1_; arc ¢,‘_=;borat.e 3

mpie bacl;ci'o1ii1d Sliows them off to otlvaiitasic.

One lioino owner set. abou\ uking the l.v'1ng room of a re~ ntly p1ii'1_'l1.1.-#sci i1o;i.<c suitable for

Walls list cr,

\\'c1'c C1111-irrl wth a rough in 11 s..1.ti r1:1I1_1r. The ceil-

was bcaiiirri. A crvmposltion

ici. The n1n:‘.‘fI ‘1\'a.= removed om the fircp_.11~c, ,si-.iiifz a mod- ii rticct. Y1~.1~\\ .;:`..r: was used

l:»‘.i:"_,‘.,

B<‘l\\'c~i1 i11;>I,11'1~ 11:.,l '1v.ncl0w

ip' ~i1.- _Q 1.~ 11:' ‘ :~1~:1n1‘c. near

book cz..-1.; ~11:.1 =-. " ;.-:_ but the or

the doo

ll I

r 11~.11.ii._» .1 131. hail. was

1 t1iii'li1‘1: \\..I i.1:1 <-"\ vl'el‘B

tired o\»~1~ xl. ."1;`§.1.~1- 111 pro-

pl \'lf'lc» arirq 111.1- ;,‘ ':11:'.11'1'io:1 for the

or is he unwi‘ling to have his con- painting wliivli ua.. 11,1111; tilt-rc.

trol of her activity thus diminish- l

cd? The apparent magimmlty of; room

The ‘iir11i'1;1r‘c 1-1;' .\'?:ic.h this

was -1l.1:‘.1‘.cd \\_1.-_ of the l1eil'»

. 'Y

men in insisting on supporting Jacobcanty,1e_ S1111 anti easy-

thclr wives or families hal too chair frcqiiently been overshadowed by \1clo11r_

accompanying subjection and g domination!" b

\1vr~rc 1i;>l~.o'-‘firti 1:1 n copper wi'l1 fx ha:-1-ol ciriir done in

old and an occii.-;-1111111 chair in lue.

A--1; __: ' Tl;

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ln co-operation with

FLOUR if your loaf ot'

QUAKER FLOUR.

HLWA YS

SAME '”” UAKFR

ibe simmered, beans boiled. which an ite# in get Inmvlid 1

, 11..

lllllllll RATTENBERY CU nisrniauroizs

$1o.<><>

For A Loaf of Bread

the Quaker Outs Co.,

we offer a prize of $10.00 if your loaf of Bread ls made with QUAKER i"i.0i.'R and wins first- prize at Charlottetown Exhibition.

A second prize of a 98 lb. Bag of Qi'/KKER

Bread is made with

Quaker Flour and wins Second Prize.

Enter your bread in usual why. Get a

sales slip from your Grocer when purchasing

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