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order New - Pay Later

_ V \ onarloimown, P. E. 1.

T ""f".'I' " f`T;.__”’_`?_.'. 1"? iii"-`f’."':fT_`_'_T_l 'Y' Y" Y.vTTIiF`“i ) ' Y ‘_____-._ _____,_ ___, _ ____, _ lA _Strike “as °U'1‘d“°lf`d in the fo,-med in me garden under a

` ’ T Illliiltcd Ciiuich of Tyne Valley and bmumul ,,p,,uC,,. arch decorated

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' ' lU"n"d Cemetery Th? Im” Mr' iveililiug l.“_‘ll trimmed bv fl‘iends'l

Q |lloii‘i~li sili'\‘l'.'e<i by his 'wife and nf tm, b,_m,,' The RW* “_ Him;

_ ii son Ralph. He wus ii ruliet, kind- _ Cmshxl, Bnlmst Church' pm__ ,

tly, cliristliin man, mid lie will bc

and Prince County Chronicle

-This column ll reserved for new!

of local Internet but advertising ol I

.ata l ward ltrlctly pvuhio In ld

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-‘WON GLARE dust and wind

goggles l5c, 856 and 950 each x1.tIB°

, Brace's. 933-

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-RECORD Princess Cast Iron ange only $49.50 at Braces. 923.

competing for the Arnett Trophy, in the Kensington Rink Wednesday, September i3tl'i, 1933, at 8 P. M. Any team from any Polling Division in Prince Coilnty eligible. All teams

,wishing to compete kindly have gthetr entries in the hands of the lg.-Gregory on or before September , _l:h_ 895.

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-B_UY NASH scythcs. snaths.

scythe stones and heavy machine oil at Braces. I 923.

Mr. Frank Howell of Lot XI was held a short time ago. Services were conducted by his minister,

,Rein J. A, Nicholson, assisted at ‘the house by Rev. E. C. Robertson.I

inteilneni ivls in the Tine Valley

nlissed by his neighbors :ind friends

fwho hom mm in high pgwpnl' ivisliciu. Miss Ruth Fleet presided

-.xeirly nature may be Inserted at I at

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,__TUG_0|:-_W,4n, and Spot-f,5,‘Moden Problem, the Depression,

,reside on King Street. Following

“MR” FRANK HOWELUS FU' I Aug. 27, when Mildred Cardcll, eid-

NERAL-Tile funeral of the late CSL

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_ i;u'lotteto\\'li, Siilnlnersillc anti Ken- _igioii liave found by <'os.tl_v -c_\'per-

lcueo that e`xpeiisi\'e lim figliting

f=uiii`_l`»lnf*-uf is useless witlioiit an un-

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i`:1ilili,<_>° ivatei' supply.

I. (ln the ulglit of .~\iif;'iist' 18th - l\1_ va \ V

.nnptque vias nearly cleaned out

0\\‘iii_c»_‘ to the lack of an adequate

, iixfitel' sup iv, , D _

~ <`oiitl°a<rt iifor an Artesilin Well at inline, cuiiipiiieiit is on the island _ fll`iliiii_@,' o \\'ell for William Haslum, *

bp:-i li _s;tieici.

ii The Trask well co. j-

Vaughan

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_ - _ “_ - cxision, he reviewed some of the iifll 0110 from 1161' l1H!'01llS~ Thi!

‘lt Nigrley NI- BGIVS Iuillv Ofilce ~ changes which have taken placcl Groom ls im °mPl°Y‘3° °f thc Sum'

§,‘u-nnnerside, 01. _phmle 297 within ine last tin-ee qimi-tors of a,m§1‘biflC electric liolit plant. The

‘ century. He has been granted theibride hasbeen for the past tivo

.ma Rcpreseiliulilv e

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-T0 LET.-Six roomed house on

H vard Street, Summerslde, fur- nace heated, bath room, garage. Newly papered and painted through- out Also rooms on Water street.

wness Studio. 900.

PROFESSOR AULD Of T0l'0I\-

,to University will deliver a. lecture fin Malpeque Holi Thursday even- ling, September 7th, subject, "Our

‘ima me wry out." Proceeds do- nated Malpeque Rink. 910

RETURNS HOME WITH

BRIDE-Mr. Edward Poole oi' the Sununerside Electric Light Plant returned home on Wednesday evening with his bride. They will

is an account of the wedding, which was the first to take place on Ironboilnd Island, near Chester, N. S.: A wedding of much interest was solemnized at Ironbound onl

daughter oi’ Mr. and Mrs. Willis

Flnck, was united in marriage to Edward John Poole, oi’ Summer- side, P. E. I., son of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Poole of Ashbourne, England. The ceremony was per-

witli siiiiuncr bloom, and large;

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formed the ceremony which was iviinessed by it large group oi’ well

at the organ, rendering the wed-

-CELEBRATES 85TH BIRTl[~‘

‘DAY-The homo of Mrs. Charles, !Lorcl, Tryon. was the scene of 2., ;haDPy event, on Monday, August; I 28th, when relatives and friends of; 'her futher, Mr. Hector l\'IcQiioi-rin of Wilmot, came from Tryon, Mar-

gate. Bedeque and Wilmot to assist; him in the celebration of his 85th,

birthday. Mr. McQilarrie in spite! oi' his advanced years, enjoys ex-1 celient health, and his faculties arc' as keen and bright as they iverci thirty years ago. He has onel daughter and two sons living andl sixteen grandchildren, nil of whom were present on this happy oecri-5

who Ls a patient in the Prine.~`

who is in Alberta. Mr. T. J. Inman acted ILS chairman and spoke in the lilghest terms of the guest of

H. Groom

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Saint .lotilis "riurf ' ny -,-.~;.,.l/me fog `l"‘1`H l‘f'l-"ii ‘~‘..~.1 .”~ff:‘.‘T',' nlsirlllerl on Pni':z'l:l€:f» I Lind li. uri ri;-;p,\fi_ `°l""-" IS f"~iflfil'lf-' noi ivm-Lzllig out ln 1'i-.~1;l':<Jt rr( ‘lie .<,i i-mul lion- winch hiv lm-li v'!.'l.~..1‘Ei il .1-1 an echoing “l""""" <` 1I‘hi"~.i li 'il the loud

' . _ Q pleasure of seeing the introductlonly€1\i'S H Viililvfl 11101111301' Of Ulf’ -Wifi,

L-~ - - ~ -1 -_ . _ .,_-_-,»~ --- `;_ , . _ W.» :, _i v_,___;;:;_V__: of me -Dhonogl-aph’ tclgphom-ylof I-liilsirle Hiill, Halifax, and aj li 7) 1 . _ , , ~, ' , ~ , , ' lgrcut favorite with her associates

.ll l();iiqf_lLO!,1g ssilllloreqdlgmiilrollli?col<l)ulil:; there, The groonrs present to the

l (|¢.1_ 15°- mm \.,,,S _.,,m,,,. m tm, when the first binder and mowcribride was nn runeilivst “C‘Cl<1“CC; Y call of the cow moosf: and citizens “lm” into "Sl M17 Em°T5‘m H"°S'llmd kwcly Cedar Chcstl to mel .if .i;..,~_ _f.,;,,, ._._.;,-._. ,i .,.m»_. K,-M,-._-, us sang very effectively ~‘Ai»lrl¢-ibridesniiiid o sisuvt ring; to thc,

lg L11.; ,,[,,.Cm,_»;,, of bun m_\,,5c bcmg with Us," Mrs, clark 1\qcQuarrl(~flo\vr\r girl an initialcd sih-gr brace. it-r.liof.=" by uw .wiiiii 6. me hom. .read ii letter Cénveviiis Coiisiutii-11°C? *-0 the °l'F““i5i “ “°°kI“°°~ ll~_l::=.i~i-.=, p.i:>f:r1iI.u-lv. irqrftted the lations and expressions Of g00d-l-"\flf‘1` ~°lK‘“‘ll“€ fl few ‘lays at lm

p;l,.i|;'; .if ilu- .iid lm-ii, Captains of. will from Rev, W. A. Nicholson oflbridos home they ivill spend some!

'fflzzcnlizifz the plirl,lnclild-lNorti1 Bedeqlle. The remainder olflimé Ht Hfllif-*X illf‘l\ PFOCSGG t0

ing those oi' C.ln1i<llni‘. Niilioniil ` 'he evening was taken up with a`SlImmfl‘~‘lflf‘» l"» 1-. *md l-hem

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honour. Mr. McQilarrie was then, called upon for it few remarks.; and alter thanking all present. for?

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usual. The pri:-es nf all hooks Ol

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are slllil hy ui :it the regiliiir I Q list as nrriiligl-li hy the '

B()/UH) of l".I)l.'(`.\'l`l()N.

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-“ llealiqiliirters for S(7ll()0L _ -

cnlc/loo, srpi, 5.-lap.)-Dis.

Ulflmfl hi' time rlay`s accilinlilation

"I llffllfilirr szllf-s from rural holders

brvh in C.1nfii;l:i mid this country, wheat values slid down about 21:.

cents to<l.iy.

ffzixmcliall <~xp'iriel‘.»¢ took lidv;m_ i W" 'lf 7""-"` 5"U)Hf¥l€S. rind disposori of Ii.500.illl0 l~/will L: of u'iir~Rt abroad .i\n incl'\'l'=l~ of 'J,li72_000 bushels in the United Suites wheat visible mip- , ill? total i-_".1: li i.'i‘e benrisli fzielor.

Kill llc/1 1..

school supplies f* 30 Minutes

Our prices will be found

lower than those asked at the Govt. School Supply Store and better values given. Come to (‘arter'| for your wants. Store open each evening.

f CARTER & G0. _

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lf your .slim ltr-hes, buriis, ci'licks,,

Df‘ClS. 01' if you suil`rr from Ring-

' worm. licrlniii. Piniplcs, Hlind-Itch,

Athletes Foot, or Crotch Itch vnu slioul<Ii‘i't \'.u.i;f~ it mmuw_ '_['¢,".`mp tiic in-li in .50 minutes and quickly heal your skin, ul-t Dr_, Nixon; Nixorlcrul, A mescriplinn based on the di.sl:l»\'cry ot li famous English Skin .~,\<-l'lnli.=.t, and made: spccailiy for exti-rliill skin L'lt`

__ _H J _ A _ 1 .<_llaln;lii',~.s, virc lirsi-rn to liialzo re- igrlierril sing song of old tiinp songsltakc up residence. Summcrsidc

mu. Ui ._,_, mm,,,_,,,_ mm H0Wm,m_ port on the viii-r_tii'ei~.ess of the new ,lcd by Mp, 1-{uf~,<fig_ This was f0l_ifricllds extend coiigratiilations. S.

;<-5;; ,- ;,i,,,_, ,-_A ,,,_,_[ ml Ummm fl>S‘ llflfll- .73-imi _-lflllll 110-* U10 IHS' iloived by the introduction of al '-* l”r‘Dol'L .mis ll i' 1.11, binn ni.ldl‘. The Lmcmm or lnsmumg ml? Myst stcmn l huge birthday Cake bcmlng ml -MISS B`\TES0N DXSCUSSES new lf.; l.. zu 1- qi; ,,.._l M, mevimls _fflf-" ,l1f""=_1 111 Ill* “'U"l‘l 1" 1839 “nd Ilightcd candles, which ii-:is rut by LIB"-'WY IWIMONSTRATTON ‘- :uic-t:>i.i»il lrmu 1 lu >:.;‘l,. neo. The mi Iommu ‘ms ml Pmmdm I5l"'“‘l _ the guest oi’ honour and servcli

i V _ _ A _ irllcre ilicre is also ll powi\i'l`iii lilflt- lmm ire c,.(.m,, U, the gu,.,,.,,,-_ A of mcniliers ol the T. O. D, the

V N \ " lmu'.w_ pi-fii;.=imi for the first nent- lemma, mm, “ms gpm. .md'¢h,. ,.‘,,,,._ clergy :md other citizens on T-iles-l

so ltr O. 6*. on .uns islancl was made lnllmg Closcd Wim Smgim ..F.m, HFS (lay aftm-noon in the summcl-slam

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a. Jolly Good Fellow and wishing

‘_0_W" ,W ,HP ,,.\LL`\nd ea r|(_‘e,g 1 e _Z-_» _, -__-i-Y-___,-.L_-_.L

sion, except Mr. Vernon McQii:lri'ic,lH°"b°1`i“ Jmncs P°°l<`. b1`0lhP1` ‘lf

County Hospital, and Norman Lord.,

ding marclies, The bride, who was given away by her father, looked very girlish and charming in a floor-lcngth gown of white crepe back satin, gracefully draped and caught up with clusters of briliiants forming lovers knots. She carried a bouquet of Anieriran beauty roses and fern. Her veil of silk net was bordered with handsome lace and caught into it Juliet cap, orange blossoms formed a cluster at each side and front and the cap was shirred at the back. Little Miss Gwendolyn Young was flower girl, ns Miss Ailcne Gibson, cousin of; thc bride, attended ,ns bridcsm:1icl.l

the groom, netrd as best nian. Fol-

lowing tin- ceremony n reception was held at the home of the bridc‘s

parents. More than one hundred guests were served. The bride rc- ceivcd many lovely gifts, including silverware, lincn, etc, a lmndsomc tcnibour iv-'liniit-\'l‘ne:‘r case clock,

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population. Miss Batcson pointed out that the conditions on which

Library must be absolutely free to the public. She congratulated the l. O. D. E. on theirsplendld library and suggested that they approach

getting a. little more assistance from

I. O. D, E. in order that the condi-

newl of lam! I of a newny nature may be lulurled AI I cunts I word strictly pqlbli ll ldiuueo. ..~sUBscmr'rloN§ to 'ras

handed to their Rep. Archie Hume, or left at H. J. Maboifs Drug Store, Montague. 106.

..’UNITED CHURCH 01|' CAN-

ADA-Georgetown and Sturgeon. Services Sunday, Sept. 10th: , Georgetown 11 a_m. and 7 pm., Sturgeon 2.30 p.m. Sabbath School in Georgetown at 10 a.m. and Stur- geon at 1.30 p.m. Rlev. C. U. Mac-

Nevin, pastor.

..°Mr. Glen Macdonald has re-

turned to his home in 'Iiorcnto af- ter a. visit of two weeks at his for- mer home on Water Street. Mr. Macdonald is e. brother od Mr. Howard Macdonald.

the recent grant from the Oamegie Foundation to the Provincial Gov- ernment. Miss Bateson explained that the Summerside centre yould serve the surrounding country dis- tricts. In establishing these librar- ies the Carnegie Foundation assist- ed the community with the expen- Se-H. usually on a fifty-fifty basis. with the idea. that in three years time the library would be seli-sup- porting. The only expense to the public was the rent, lighting, etc., of the room to house the books and a. small salary for a custodian. The books were supplied absolutely free. Tile books were catalog-ued at the head office in Chariottetoivri. Books on any indiistry; also books on co- operative marketing would be ln- cluded in the list of books; as well iisthe best literature. French books would be available for the French

he grants are made is that the

he 'lkiwn Council with a view to

hem so that they could withdraw he small Ice now charged by the

F

tions of the Carnegie Library could be complied with. It should be con- sidered a magnificent gift for any town to receive, and she thought that the better plan was for the Town Council to take over the libr- ary with the assistance of the I. 0. D. E., who had already accomplish- ed such a splendid service in sup- plying reading matter to the public. A supply of 5,000 books would be available -as soon as the necessary arrangeincnts were completed. The matter was postponed and a com- mittee formed with Miss Hunt as chairman tocomplete the necessary details.-S.

-Mr. J. Harold Goodwin, law

student, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cahill, Southport, for the past two weeks,

Miss Batcson addressed it meeting

Library to discuss the ways' nrid menus of bringing ri brunch of thc Carnegie Library to Sulnm 'sidcl

" sqm-nilicr sih. I Ch. V °‘”" " ‘°“g°. WELL DRILLING

Now is :i good time to have ment is on the Island.

Summersidc

TRASK WELL CO.

VAUGHAN H. GROOM, Local Repres`entl1tive at i`\I0riey M. lleil`s Law Office

a well drilled as the equip-

or Phone 297

has returned to Kensington to re- sume his studies in the office of Mr. J, W. MacNought, B.A., LLB.

i\linur|l'n Llnlmcnt for Iiumhngo.

Exports Good

In Winnipeg Grain Exchange

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, Sept. 5.-The week-

end accumulation of selling orders

mate or inanimate object?"

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FOR THE AN SWEI2-

HERE are ten popular

T opportunities for bene- fitting from the “extra nourishment” that Fry’s Cocoa gives.

The athlete, for example,

after a strenuous game, finds I<`ry’s most refreshing -quickto restore energy to tired muscles and “tone” to exhausted nerves. Fry’s Cocoa is nearly ALL food of the best kind-which, of course, makes it very economical.

When you come home

chilled or tired-from work, or 'play--take a. delicious, steaming cup of Fry’s Co- coa. How you will enjoy it!

There are many other

good times for taking Fry’s. What do you think is the order of their popularity?

"Inanimste."

ENTER THIS FRY’S COCOA CONTEST

294 Cash Prizes are being offered for arranging. in what ll found to be the order of popularity, the Ten Uses given below for Fry'a Cocoa as a beverage.

HERE ARE THE PRIZES:

First Prize . . . . . . Second Prize . . Third Prize . . _ . Fourth Prize . . . . Fifth Prize . . . . . 2 Prizes of $75 euell . $150 3 Prizes of $50 each . .. $150 4 Prizes of $25 encln . . . $100 20 Prizes of $10 ouch . _ . $200 60 Prizes of $5 each . . . . » . . . S300 .200Prizcs of`$2 cinch . . . . . . . . .

HERE ARE THE TEN USES:

For Breakfast For n Bedtime Drink For Lunch For n Vacuum Bottle

For Supper For Convalescent: For Athletes For Children at nll tlmel For Iced Drinks For a Warming Drink

Disregarding the above order entirely write down these

Ten Uses in what you think is the order of their popu- larity in the average home.

A Total ol 294 Prizes-Aggregallng $2,500.00 The First Prize will go to the person wliose arrangement of

these Ten Ues comes closest to what is found by popular vote to be the correct arrangement. The Second Prize will go to the person whose arrangement comes second closest. and io on down the list. In the case of ties the Company will pool the necessary amount ol money from the prizes and distribute

it evenly.

How to Enter the Context Your entry must be made on tlin back of rl label taken from

a tin of Fry'a Breakfast Cocoa. Simply write down thc Ten Uses, one beioiv tile other, in what you judge in he the order of popularity. Tlicn print your nlinio :ind :.\d<licas plainly at the foot and mail it to the nlldrcss below. Make as many entries as you wish on the following basis:

1-lb. tin label good for two ent!-lei

._ I/Q-lb. tin lnhcl good for one entry

two I/4-lb. tin labels gnnd for one entry The Contest is open only to residents of Canada. Empioyeel

of the Fry Company are barred._

Entries not made in conformity with these requirements ill b di aiili d

$400 $300 $250 $150 $100

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$-l00

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No correspondence can be entered into in this Content. Contest closes November 15th. Prize winners will be ln-

nounced in tins narlcr on or about December 15th. and cheques mailed immediately thereafter.

An Equal Opportunity lor All

It is impossible for anyone tn know in nllvance what the

correct order of popularity will be. That will only be known after the votes are all counted. Your opportunity of winning will be as good as anyonc's. Get a tin of l<`ry's Cocoa and enter

the Contest today.

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Sand in as many entries as 1/ouwfsh, not later than Nov. 150|. Address: Contest Depnrtnient, J. S. FRY :lr SONS

(Canada) Limited, 2025 lillissori St., Montreal, P.Q.

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DISTRICT MANAGER WANTED

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in the form oi' hedges from elevator interests, proved too much for the buying power on the Winnipeg Grain Exchiingc today and prices at the close were tt to ‘A cent lower.

Export business during the day!

was good and this, with over-the-i weak-cud suics was estimated at, more than 3,000,000 bushels. Deliv-

end, however, with the market clos- ed for two days, resulted in a. deluge of hedging orders today which out- baluiiced export buying and sent prices below Fridays finish.

MAKING IT MOVE

The teacher was tryin! to do-

monstrate it simple experiment in the generation of steam.

“What have I in my hand?" she

asked. _

"A tin can," came the answer.

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or girl tell me how. with this can. it is possible to generate a surpris- ing amount of speed and power almost beyond control?"

"Exnctly. Now, can any little boy ____

Canadian Life Insurance Company without Cliarlotictown representation wlsh to secure cxperienrl-d salesman with prnvcn record and organlntloxt ability. Other Island vneunrirs. Write fully llox 109, Charlottetown P. E. I. N-353,

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One little boy raised his iiand. "You may answer, Carter."

“Tie it to a dog‘s tsll."

cries froln forms during the week- Flo. __ . _ ., -,_-T7.;

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IIIGTURIA-BRAS ll’0r-SYDNEY

Une Price $7.75

' SPECIAL 'Pincus oN CAR -LOTS

H. R. Lancs .e co.

Tel. 1000 Rrlall &x Wholesale 58 Queen SL

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