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Ennis Y Se t ry: L. Howatt and ess for house on the little island in

PMA G VARIETY C?§F'Godcwi.liiT Others co-operating northern Greenland. While there

DVEMUNE T0 PESTS are M. B. Davis, Dominion horti- hs is going to finish a book he is

culturist, Dr. H. T. Gussow, D0-

writing conceming the life of Sal-

lny 'rise cmmisii ness) minion botsnlst, and Dr. E- S- amine and “paint quite B bit-”

/' , N.. B.. July 12

Archibald, director of the experi-

__Aeroi-nptingito~ deveggp a -.varietvmental farm system. USES PIPE STEM

of potato immune to the commorli Members of tho committee Will

i R IO ON

tuber diseases, officials at the Fred- visit various potato-breeding cent- IN OPE é\:ILg{S THROAT ericton experimental station have res in the United States this sum-f

grown 25,000 seedlings under glass

mer. Dr. cussow may Sui>i>1ement»

ll 8112.111 Pl'

and are transplanting them intolthese investigations by a visit t0 I_mi€Il'F_Ag{° Suly 1;'_‘_Th;:°)sm,y "1 ‘men field' The experiment 15 important' European stations' - from Chicago the other day-the] believed to be a. Canadian record

one about the doctor who saved*

D 5°°9°° ' icunmisu I 9, child from strangulation with ai

A°°°"‘““¥ *° “Ur '” new Arima rnaa, no kitchen knife and is piece of rub-i

*HWY P°“°S‘”‘¥ ’““"°“°° ”° mane om STIL-u e_oldirt stir much er-

disease together with necessary `PR0DU(-:ING png!-I ber hos up I

111 di 1

horticultural characteristics would citement among Ha ax me 08

- en.

saveiNe;1;1yBrunsw‘l;)k0 farms; Hg; (By The Canadian Press) mT_h¢y 1-waged that one of their

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P’ “"° ' Y . LAwi'taNcr:rowN, N. .s.. .July be has ri life s few sprayingctcmu mg ‘Me Thei12-Ge01'€€ R Whii-Wm believes he 3335 I:-go in jusrtlga siiightly differ-l

"H °’“‘ ed by "°““° °5“”‘{ has on his farm the oldest apple- mt way without time ‘o get his;

able. Each year about ten percen 1 th Annapolis vu- ' ts h h d “ h d °f Seed p°°“t‘°°5 mu t° pa” m` aeuxgg llgregoneari old and in its mstmmen ' em H re” e is

, h li ld la near dea

spgffgg ‘,’)',,';§§m‘§ xl; “,’°“°I; an alliie time has hrodueed 600 barrel-5 ti;-nggghi §trrii:gi§lstion.y

, of excellent fruit. In the house he found an ordin-

‘mall ‘°°“° “£32 ‘mg §e‘°’1’\f°‘j| 'rhe veteran leafy nent ll" b°°“|sry yscir-ichlfe. while this was be- “CW °’°“l§$,_md‘¥§?‘lh 'IJW 5¢‘;2_ oontinuauy ln possefaien 01 iheilng sterilized by boiling, he took Tin am; Va mtréducgd h;_:; e`Whifmun family SUI” tm dd" the fathers clay pipe and snapped e Y rec n ‘y ,.-#_ member cbme 11°!" MW Enlland in off the stem close to the bowl

United States department of 4 i mm d . - _ _;; culture and rqputedly res,5mW',..w|l'l62. It came up frgm West? mn; Then he made an incision with thc'

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lyIeTttefildr;1dm;hsih;.sl:?gr;¢ ivivlziiigiagi mg Z” "5 Smied wot" theigisiiis 'hir floeweg isnt? iauerlss “‘

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mes from mer wr- s he "ee TH E QUEEN S S mercm varieties and when sulrirels of marke‘able 8119105 and ‘vhuel Just as resourceful was another

lwsedly resistant' The 25'°0° seed orchardists of C8I1HC\2`5 greatest Halifax doctor who arrive

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lings were developed from po.a.o _ be mg , d a 5 bans' wmmnn in mrn?" years but tlhghiiicit (tizithlttrdic ifshcsevexoznmi' gl€i(lil£/mi1cs(;lt;.ll;7i!lCh(g::(or`ll&§' ‘Yfbmlililgkgimd ra; M tfhe nt2hn§’s;gt°:va;]er affected many of th€ii:_¥l’€¢|» M-\":lla.lrplrl from her head. then he

Zgwnegmohopgbeds during April !Whitma.n's "old faithful blossom-'cut B, sm In hex. mmm, and in. Made from ki;eci3\es. wllitich have

_ 1 k bet ' ed forth lovelier than ever. e ah-,se-,ted the h8i,pm_ no superiors e wor , Brown

thin giflsm of wifi); “°“"‘t°’ th” his 1931 °’°” "°"‘: 5° th” the Din W°\1lfl keep H

experimental 'station-and the lab- ioratory of plant pathology has been' approved at 0ttwb._-A committee in- charge ol the breeding protect com- prises C. F. Bailey, chairman; D. J. MacLeod, vice-chairman; L. C.

Dr. Ii. 0. llacleill

PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON Olflce, Phillips Bidi. Phone 014 Des. 162 Dorchester- Bt. Phone 05. Oillce Hours 9-ll LM. 1-3 P.M. 0.30-0.30 P- M. and by Appointment.

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nun; ma 'gym olelns

N. J. IABUN

OPIUIITIIIT

Olleetlistslilth Dlmstlv

the 170 year older will be a big one. !

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ARTIST SETS OUT

FOR NORTH AGAIN1.

(By The Canadian Press)

NEW YOR-K, July 12-Rockwell Kent, adventurer and brush-snd-- perl artist, has just left on another voyage to his beloved Greenland. accompanied by his 13 year old son Gordon. He left the North in i932 and he says he has had just enough contact with Westem civilisation; now to want to so away- The

Greenlanders. he thinks, are a veryli fine people. healthy and carefree. I This is ciordorrs ilrst trip to

Greenland and his rather Dill" f»° initiate him in Northern lon. es- pecially how to handle the hayek. the native canoe. "The k\Yli¢ il different from the Irldiln UI-11°0» where the man and vessel are dis-‘ tlnct, separate entities. It is care- fully and beautifully made, with thin, strong wood for the frame. heavy seal hide and wnterproofed thong; for th ecovering. I hope Gordon will learn to twist throillh the water sideways, jun like the natives, completely cspsising the boat.”

Mr. Kent's housekeeper, Belamins

s native woman with three children

breathing space open, the doctor! tied a length of string to each prong, then brought the stillngs around ller neck and knotted them firmly st the rear. The makeshift enabled the stricken woman to breathe comfortably until she could be taken to hospital for an oper

and Prince Gounty llhronicle

-This column is relorved for "ws

. nl local interest but .advertising of n news; nature mu be inserted at I cents n word strictly payable In

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-NOBTHAM llAD§ Wednesday,

July 18th. L-8889-'I-13-51.

l -MOUNT CARMEL TEA PAB Wednesday. July 35th.

date. L-

-GINGER OOBDIAL the great

, thirst quenoher, 36c s bottle. Makes me gallon. 'lhylor Drug Co., Ken- sington. l

-FEES!! STOCK Silver Fur Food

in cans, in st/ock at Branch.

L-0750-7-11-21.

-ONE PUPPIE killed now means

a loss of $50.00 or $100.00 this fall, buy that Extra Roll of Fox Wire and the extra feeding pans needed now at Brace's. L-6599-7-12-2i.

-“`BR.AYCO” Brand Red Label

Special made to order English Fox Wire sold wholesale and retail at Brace McKay ds Co., Ltd., Summer- slqe, L-6509-7-12-21.

-ICE CREAM SOCIAL.-There

will be an Ice Cream Social and sale of home cooking on the lawn oi H. L. Howard, Kensington, on Saturday evening, .luly 14th. Proceeds for St. Ma.rk's Church. L-6824-7-13-21.

` -HOLMANS MASTER TAILOR TIP.-Streamlining both of cars and clothes is ,NOT old fashioned. It y makes them look smooth, well fin- ished and well groomed-the result of careful supervision for they MUST be right. It costs no more to Us well dressed. Drop in and talk it over, L-5551.

-KEIR MEMORIAL PRESBY-

TERIAN CHURCH. MALPEQUE- Services for Sunday, July 15th! morning, 11 am.; evening. 7.30 p.m. Note: The morning service will be conducted by Rev. M. Scott Fulton, DD., of Chatham, Ontario.

L-8844

-APPOINTED NIGHT SU'P'l‘.-

At a meeting of the Board of Trus- tees of the Prince County Hospital last night Miss Edith Cameron, R.N, of Arlington, Lot 14, was appointed as night superintendent. Miss Camer- on is a. graduate of Prince County hospital but has had experience in nursing in N. Y. and N. J. The appointment is a popular one and Miss Cameron will receive the con- gratulations of her many friends when they hear of her success.

--K. OF C. FUNCTION-The

members of the Suirlmerside Coun- cil of the Knights of Columbus were hosts to approximately 2,000 happy people on Tuesday evening ,when the new officers presented their initial function on the beau- tiful grounds adjoining “Tha Home." The citizens tumed out “en masse" to enjoy the band con- cert by the Misccuche Band, to participate ln the games, to par- take of the delightful refreshments and to mingle in friendly inter- course- The artistic arrangement of the various “stands” flanked by the large crowd and further en- hanced by a splendid scheme of il- lumination, presented an animated scene and gave the appearance of a miniature “Coney Island." Every- thing was just right for a good time and everyone had a good time. The affair was an outstanding suc-

cess.

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PERSONALS

|SllNN[lIS|0E G..llllll|AN

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mlm lucas wediieulsy.

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i -BUPPEB SIBLBD `¥3n14,00 9

It Bedbqilc _ li - pm L-@5-7-12-li

-DON"l' IOIGI1' to hear the

Charlottetown Male Chorus at

ood » ' . " town

I ilasipsque mil rrldey July is also g specialties. in aid it Prince

United Choir.

-FUNERAL 0|' MIB! MAI.-

TINA GAUDl‘.l\-’.l.'|l| !\lllrll serv- ices for Martins Gaudet were held on Thursday morning from her parents home to lt. John the Bsp~

Do RN

` tlst Church at Mlseouclle. Rev.

uglss MscNeill celebrated the uiein Mass. and pronounced the

comittsl at the grave. The pell- bearers were Messrs. Urbaln Des- Roches. Martin Poirier, John C. Poirier, Herbert MacKinnon, An- thony Dailtochee, Elmer Gaudet. B.

-SUCCESSFUL ICI! CREAM

SOCIAL-The yolmg people of St. John’s Church, Bt. E'leenor’s held a very successful ice cream social and dance on Wednesday afternoon and evening. There was a. very large sttendance and everyone en- joyed themselves. B.

-DIED AT MIBCOUCHE -

There passed away st her home in Miscouchs on Thursday morning at the age of 86 years, Mrs. Sarah Adams, widow of the late Issac Adams. There is one son, William, in Miscouche, and one daughter, ettle, in the 'United States, left to

mourn. The funeral will take placc on Saturday, July 14, from her lam

Drug

home to Lot 16 Cemetery B.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

*Thu column ls reserved for

news of local lntupsl but udvertle ing of A newly nature may be in- serted M 2 cents n word strictly Dlylhle ln advance.

.. SUBSCRIPTIONS to The

Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rept. Archie Hume, Phone 47, or left at H. J. Maboln’s

Store, Montague. L-7.

..°R.ESERvE Thursday. July 26th

for Ice Cream Festival on Presbyter- ian Church Grounds, Montague.

L-6830-7-13-li.

.."CANADIAN LEGION - At the uly meeting of the Montague Branch of the Canadian Legion B. E. S. L. it was decided that meetings

would be held in different localities' throughout the summer months and as

last Tuesday evening the meeting! w held at Murray River. John-’ ston‘s bus was rented for the occas- ion and at seven o'c1oc.k twelve vet- erans gathered in front of the Bank, of Nova Scotia and proceeded to the River, enroute the bus called at Low- er Montague, Sturgeon and, Peters Road for returned men. The meet- ing opened in the usual manner, President McLaggan occupying the chair. In the course of discussion it was decided that an ice cream fes-i tlvsi he held in the Montague rtlnl<| for the purpose of raising funds for this branch. With the rep: 'om the different delegates attending the ` Provincial Convention at Charlotte. town, this successful meeting closed.; The next meeting will be held ati Georgetown August 2nd.-H. I

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some have one pair slacks and one pair plus ours.

Dark Worsted Suits with 2 prs. pants $

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PERSONALS

vale, N. B., is visiting friends and

-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tanton and f

their son, Albert, and Miss Doris

Bernard returned on Wednesday of

evening to their homes in St. El~`

eanor‘s from an extended visit to A

Boston and New York. S.

-Mr Wesley ifti-chardson of gg

Bangor. Maine, has returned to his

home after a short holiday visiting

friends at Kensington and Noith

Rustico. He was accompanied by S his cousins Misses Jennie and S Vivian Psynter both of Kensington. an

Holder biscuits. made from the "° choicest of materials, properly mixed M and baked to the Queens testo, pro- W

vide adelicious and ioothsome food,

which is becoming more popular i-h with each passing day. V

The shareholders and employes of W*

Brown Holder Biscuits. Limited take

pardonable pride in producing bis

-Rev. W. N, Townsend of Fair-| l

st ’

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euers Rest sr aggtgguiiilgiifriends and relatives at mum

te e

~~°M1'- C2011 Hynes, Fourth Year udent of Tuft'.s Dental College,

relatives in Summerside and 'I‘rav-|B°"‘t°"‘ is spending M5 “mm” h°u

..'Mrs. Sadie Webster, of Mill~

Jew, P.E.I., and her daughter Daisy Vlr

Boston. were week-end guest.; or _-e---~ -_-._*.~.a_ ___ s.

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WELL \ HAD BETTER

SNEAK OUT \AIi-IILE MAGGIE U5 '\’A\<\N' HER NAD OR \`LL

“bel 590515011 md I Ui" llniehted est, gentle manner and tactful, earn U19 Wlwhfl' by Mill Evelyn Carr est efforts, won us to your heart, and

BOW. ill B 10W W°\'4l. thi-liked you have since worked with us ln

e pupils and wished them all s perfect harmony - that harmony HY UIDDYA VHCBUUD- All Present which is necessary between a teacher E9 "Wife i0 Cindy. ' Tile meeting and pupils if the best of results are U l”`°“lhi» YU I C1056 by singing to be accomplished. There are times

_ its hi - god Save the King. Following was when pupils are disposed to regard

at|0n_ she ,oo Ncoveredv and 'to_ °“M|~cWo ch "9 beff-i»¢fi3fB1‘ b¢tt¢l'- ' 9 UMTCSH- schol as a cheerless place of labor. dl’ she is ‘uve and wel bmung \;‘u§_e1oci:rn slr “Jem ginger "Diets:-G Tealclliemr,-We offten Ponder-but you have st all times by your _.___ _,__ _ . _=l=r___ Dec V _order o things, :Wetact and cheerful spirits, dispeiled 211

W.A. J hl t _ _' . f- __ _v:_

0 is one' Mmnague' H' mve r"5°“ °° d" 5° wday- We may possibilities of such an occurrence k°Wsky'° Rmiue and °th°" “V

..‘Mrs. George Tiioinpson, Monia. “Sk °“’S""°5 Why ii is that all eventiso that the result is that school with' “"- e, has as her guests for two weeks which °““Se5 ’°5°'°mg L* “5“““Y “C” all its labors has been for us under, Discussing human lmemger ms Margaret Adams and Mus Jean' companied by an event which causes your guidance ,_ happy |mermde_ DT- D8-VGUPDYZ ¢0I1i’€SSed She i xenzlc, oi st, John, N. B.-ii. 5“d“°"‘“' Now the time has come for us to L‘L';“u§’°§“to; Vic?" 0’ infimifrh;

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..‘Mr. George Poole, Assistant m€V;1°f;',‘§,c",f igyreweiiswire Zahfubufzfiddgtz £1; ’°’» “S “he °XPl“i“@df “I “"1 ‘ taff supervisor uf the Bank of Nova because it has Been B very successful' .farewell between children and one cspmin °f my S0111." The cents cotta, Toronto, is spending a pleas- year sewndly because today begin, 01 the earthly guiding principals of "ia" W°18h5 59 POUHGS Rnd @1111 t two weeks vacation with his pa,-_ om. ;,w,,,,,n_',, uma ,hat mddcm their little mirid.s-their teacher. ETS! _°"_‘lE"° been '°`l¢i<~

ts. Mriiand Mrs. Leith Poole, Mon- eng heart of every school ch|1d_ 1 In our own way, we have prepared " _T ` "

e.- . ““ -_ ..l’.:‘°..‘:l‘:.:,°l::s::“.‘:.;’iz;°“s:.‘;‘;;2 -5‘Jf<i“té“§i‘¥éi CLARKE STEAMSHIR rauiiora soaooi. caosmc we have ruined wg, you 'Me ,“,,_ that lweishatii always remember you C0., LTD. ‘ _ oh' th m mm as a ov ng eacher and a kind, kind _

The Semi-annual Examination ol iggeailpsress our rggret? at y¥>u(;'fd`;]g:E|f\'i€Hd- Filrewell. 6951' t0HCh¢r. and S- S- “GBSDCSIH "

tanhope school was held Friday sr- tu, d i ii f God bless you moon, June 29th. The pupils were cffgr-fx] yillhr hzliregegnog, ‘Ls yrs; Signed on behalf of the pupils of L°¢“’° Arrive uigniéleedhm tazglugixs subjects by we shall always remember you'as. a is"°'“h°p° 3°h°°]- _':t';"t;i“'l Ch'T"“

1' HC er. a erineBears. de", kind mend nd Ll -i ll! July xhihi; tiilgdrigsanwlgsatiignd I? 1:’/ary untlring teacher. 'Phe fir.;x;di1x;’nifiisu` WISDOM BLOOMS LATE Au" 7 'WB'

s y ss came amongst us you, by your mod- PORTLAND-Me July 12_Tn" ' ‘ _., . ,,

. intelligence comes after one has

M1!! passed the century mark. Dr. Marlo

De Goliere Davenport, 109-year-old world traveller and linguist, raid today. At the piano in a Portland Hvtel. Dr. Davenport. who said. her

father was Count Paszkoff

. a lineal

descendant of tartar chieftains, de- lighted a group of Portland music lovers will her rendition of Tschal-

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