UARDIAN. AUGUST 19, 1930

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An enlolysble time was spent on‘ Monday evening. August 11th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Driscoll. l,

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pen and pencil set. for v/hich she thanked the people for their kindness. The evening was pleasantly Spent in

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‘ '. ‘romeo and music. ortor which a de- ft“ iightful lunclh was served to all pres- _ p) ‘ont. After wishing Miss Driscoll l ‘ .; q; - health and good luck all departed to . _ , their holmes. . c»:- ~ .___. i? " T E A Mr. and ma. w. N. Jenkins. lower Pa S. Bedeque, were recent visitors to . (Red Label) W‘ “m” Peeihvely " ' ' D we are pleased to report that Mr. on 1* OYITIBI‘ PYICCS 38C. 75C. Henry Memorials is doing splendld- y- e, l ly ss the cheese-maker of Hillsboro gmtory, SQt t0 a *-— The Trustees of West Royalty Cusfnmer. little, she was so flattered. ‘ School have been very loft-unlit! in ' ° I= "You silly boy!" she said. "Because ‘ rocurina m“ eel-MN Of MT- K011i! , A Morning Srnlle I've turned you down, that doesn't"Jcr.kins (or the coming term This ~ mean that other girls will do the Jchool properly i: certainly e credit l“ hid PTQDOsed and the girl had same." ‘to all concerned. 1 turned l-.::n down. "Of course it does.“ he returned, —-—- ~ with a faint smile. "If you won't have We m wry to lee-m that We. l

“All, well." he sighed dejectedly, “I m“ who Wm?“

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Prices For Exhibition

Prices for admission to the Provincial Exhibition. August ll to 22 ir iclusive. - A special arrangement has been made between ﬂu Provincial Exhibition Association. the Provincial Government and the City Council. and the admission fee has been placed at the lowest fig- ‘? ure of any l-‘alr in Canada. '

The price of admission to the Main Gain mornings and after- noons-Adults. 25c; Children, 15c.

Main Gate-Sis o'clock p. m. till 10 p. rm-Adults, 15o; Child- ren under i2 years accompa ' ’ by parents. free; Children ever 12 years, 10o.

Admission to Evening Perfor inance in front of the Grand Stand-Adults, 25c; Children 15c.

A‘mlssion to Grand Stand during Races. 75c.

Transferrable season tickets, $3.00, will admit to ‘Exhibition races and evening entertainments throughout the entire Exhibition Week.

Percy lvlutch has decided to dlsposc of her oplendidlfarm.

Mr. George Jenkins has returned . heme after spending several days in _ Lower Bedeque. I

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Miss Charlotte Drake has taken up _ her duties as teacher oi Mount Her- bert School and all look forward to e ‘ successful year. l

‘The ice-cream social held at the l Protestant Orphanage on Tuesday‘. i lAugust lz, was largely attended. l, The committee in charge is to be eongrtulatod on the splendid results they obtained. Miss Beer is certainly doing her best to help out the kiddies. ‘

y ‘n-lo Misses nlno and Elizabeth ' \ Jrmkirls have returned home after gpendirlg ten very enjoyable days in ‘ the C. G. I. T. Camp at Canoe Cove. l

I j her former home in Orapaud. '. On Thursday evening an aeroplane , landed on a field of MI‘. Alfred Stew- ‘ art, Goes Roads.

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Min. Ray Athertorl has been visiting .

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l washers. Wood is visiting her sls-‘ ' tor. Velma. in Nova Scotie.

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Mir. Welter Morrrissey and Mr. liRusseli Driscoll were recent visitors to Lake VGMS. B.

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y ‘ll-ls most largely attended and] .most enjoyable social function of its‘ llrins which luo been held in this lvleinity for some time took place on frlleeday evening. Aug. 12th., when

lof m- and Mrs Looker-by Dennis. Knutsfolld, assembled to tender her la shower in anticipation of her mar riage to Mr. Albert Slnallman, also o! krlutsford. which takes place in I the immediate future. The large house and nasolous grounds at the

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where the shower was held were lﬂlled with guests. Included in the inurnber were Mr John Srnallma-n. .et Summer-side, uncle of the groom, land Mrs. Srnallman and their ‘ldaughwr. Many relatives from Mill i iver and other sections were also present in addition to those from the immediate vicinity. Music was furnished by the Summerside Band and dancing was indulged ln by the 'young folks. The presentation of gifts was made by Miss Blanche lDennis little sister of the bride-to- ‘be and Master loorne Jelly who were ‘dressed to represent a bride and ‘mom and carried a gally bedecked basket of gifts, The shower was mis- mellaneous in character Ind includ- 'ed cheques. silver-ware, linen. cut- gla-as. a-nd furniture as well as other lbeautlful and valuable gifts of var- ‘lmro kinds. ‘ll dainty report of ice lrearnsndcakewusservedby the hostess minted by other friends cf the brlde-tn-be. The shower was a stun; arts-mt; to the esteem and af- fection in which Miss Dennis is held . in this vicinity and all unite in wish log this ‘courier young cwnle e goo», and prosperous voyeur over ‘life's matrimonial sea.

Among trio-o who visited the n- ~lustratlon Station at Glenwood, on ‘mu nay were the following: Mrs. It. C. Parent. Mrs. B. F. Tinney. M910. C. Schumann. Mrs. J. D. lattray. od Ohtown, Mrs. brim Stalwart. Harrington. and Mr. and

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Friends in this vicinity heard withslncereregretofebiedlI-ﬂains. hospital in Boston. 0f Mire. Cannon hryproxlmately five hundred friends m“ 5m,“ H.835’) “who,” o; M, {one relatives of Min col-o. daughter Wm m,“ Mum, a “mm.” To the bares/lied ones the sympathy

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Mrsndlidncecsgerlllnmws Georgsmismsandtliahﬂlsdsbeuis and Olive Palmer. recently metered

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‘respondent to the milder influence 0d the Gulg Stream upon the sese, although the Greenland ice-tens is at the Wlliiﬂiiie mid of the thermal scale. and is frlgidly severe. But. as stated in the report concerning this expedition. the data in respect o! Greenland ifselg and its weather oolnditioza me scanty s-nd hypothet- iml. and these airplane explorers chelillibehblle ofbelng abletoin- areas; our knowledge and so clear up many weather questions which have hithu-to remained puzzling andvlguo. Tot/hispilrposethsyin- Mud to mend the whole coming winter upon the "Cap." Should this PlI-u be fully carried out. it will serve a double end. It should throw lidht upon the possibility at establishing serial "W! in ﬁle llﬂll to and from Europe and America. And it may bring within reach much more

exercise so wide an inﬂuence far be- yond the Ice Cap. stonny crndle of our wintry busts,

scabies the inconstsnt

issue of their enterprise.

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larldlng stnv

aocuratq lmowledge concerning the cycles o! weather pressures vlmich

the supposed

111 llllie of all our accumulated kliwledﬂe lboilt natural forces and Phenomena in other directions. our kmmﬂlﬂ 0f the weetl-ler still re- weather- oolt itself. All onlookers will cordi- tlly wish these intrepid explorers Th! beet o! luck and a successful

OF THE PRESS

gsrdedit ssetrustiobe used.to- gethclr with his talents. in the public service." The Charlottetown Guard- ian makes the following» interesting comment upon the personality of the prime minister: '

“Mr. Bennett's outstanding success in business and politics ls due. ‘in gree-t. measure. to his regular habit-c of life. It is men such as this who by force of example rather than vociferous declamstions on the public platform retllillnl Whit Ollllf! should do in the matter of eating and drinking and indulillld in the weed. are the real leaders in national life." Iramly. it is Ienera-lly recolniaed

Mrs. WElTu mother. Mrs. c. John- IOU-

..°Mr. Martel], Psnmure recently visited Georgetown- ..'Mr. Mortell. Psnmure recently visited Georgetown.

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..'Mr_ Wm. Keeping. California, is visiting in Georgetown. the guest of his mother. Mrs. u». ‘l.

..'Miss Bertha hnnigsn. Boston. Mass, recently visited Georgetown. the guest of her sister. Mrs. D. 1’. McKinnon.

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tha perhaps for the first time since 189d. ere is in office a strong Gon-

lnto full operation. This view ls ex- pressed even by The Manitoba. Pres Press, which hopes that that policy will now be given a fair tnsl. The Calgary Herald says that. the people could no longer trust a Gﬂvefnmelit that did not know its own mind fisc- ally. and that they have voted in favor of a consistent ational tariff policy. The Victoria Colonist regards the big Conservative triumph as s. marked victory for the policy of pm- teotion. The Vancouver Province feels certain that Canada will have no reason to rue the decision taheln on July 28th. While the new prime lninisiter will safeguard Camdlsn in- dustries and give Canadian farmkl. Canadian workers. Canadian manu- facturers and Canadian consumers in- creased opportunities for a prosper- ous oolstenee. hewill also take a leading part n promoting the econo-

mic unity of the lhnpire on the basis

camp will be, by udhary Ql-Ild mute. about three to tlveweeks‘ Jolunsyfrorrrlthairnlsinbaemﬁi they hopstonianehtiunga much differently by means d llmllne voyeging. sill. i! sllloeawell. the enntainerlthqwedfrﬂmthaplanel siteuhlenswethemhneadfulsuv- plieaegfoeiLPoclongiehaabea-na

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andﬁlndﬂlldlllllﬁlifllllwlll land plans dtrtssoshmea whose

Manitoba Free Press says that tho deehive vmdiet lint-flies his selection

as party leads- at the Winnipeg eon- ventloel in November, 1927. The same "WWII-WT speaks of Mr. Bennett as a man whose talents and ability are unquemionable. against whose integr- itv not a word has ever been spoken. whose sincerity is obvious. and whose motivu are above reproach. In quot- ing this tribute from a Liberal source. The Iidmonton Journal declares that

of mutual preferences for the conunon advantage of all the British peoples.

GEORGETOWN NOTES

lnlll, Montague, spent the week and

at their home in Georgetowrh-A. ..'Mr. Webster IdcNelll. Npw

Perth, recently visited Georgetown.

-..'Miss French. Pans-lure Island.

servatlve Government poaaalng thqulmy “m.” ‘m. mm m 6mm. majority and the will to bring the 1mm’ national policy of fiscal protection;

..'Miuea Mary and Susie Kemp-

..'Mias Anna Mair. Lady Super- intendent of the PLI. Hospital, re-

. 3M1". George MacDonald. Boston. Mass. is visiting friends in George- town.

..'ld.‘rs. John Walker, Georgetown. recently visited Charlottetown.

..'Miss Mary Peters, Souris. re- cently visited Georgetown, ..'Mr. Murphy. Vernon River, re- cently visited Georgetown.

..'Mrs. Aitken and- two children. llalpeque, recently visited George- town. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. l. B. Molten-en.

..'Mr. Jack Meloan. Montague, recently visited Georgetown.

Jilin Katie Fraser. Boston. Mass, is visiting in Georgetown. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fraser.

..'Mr. John Fraser. Georgetown.

Starts Wednesday, August 20th and Contin ues to SaturdaynAugust 23rd.

..'Miss Mildred Donovan. who has been spending‘ her vacation at her home in Georgetown. returned to Charlottetown. »

..'Mr. Seymour Gordon, teacher st Pugwash, NS, is visiting his mo- ther, Mrs. .1. ooi-eortpeorgotows. ..'Miss "Mary McGee-mu. R11. New York. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew Moder- mac.

..'Capt. one lvrrr. norm. ooo- rgetown, recently visited Charlotte- town.

..'Miss Marion Douglas, 6008* town, recently visited Montague,

..'Mrs. Seymour Knight. Geom- town. recently visited Montague.

..'lldlss Enid Knight, Georgetown. recently visited Montague.

..°Mr. Philip Doyle. Gw- town. recently visited Montague.

..‘Miss notl-l Douglas. GOMIWWB’ recently visitod Cardigan.

..'l|r. Stephen Scully. Georgetown. recently visited Cardigan.

..'Mise Ella Rose, Georgetown. W oently visited Mt. Stewart.

..'lldr. and Mrs. I}. S. Holman. Georgetown. recently visited Cher- lottetown.

. .'Mlss l-Ielen Solomon. 00cm- town. has accepted the Position ll teacher in lower Montague School.

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..'Ins. recent iuueofthsdusrd- ian, it should have read new. JIIW

Mt recently for Fort Augustus as teacher.

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Iltrgersld left recently for WIN" Canada. instead of Ire-A.

The Exhibition

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lldrs. Ray ‘rlnney. Summerside. l the incoming premier may bede-

peuded upon to make 300d his elec- tion pledges at the earliest possible

recently visitnd Georgetown.

Consult us new. m“ my m m‘ on m mu“

98 Kent Street, Opposite City Hall

VERE BECK & SON c“ "r i “W "' m... Wednesday. Aug. 12th. It lg estimat- climate. and larlel! the ailment. The Liberal Edmonton ..'Mr. Herbert Murphy, Psnmure t“ ﬂ e4 that over loo were in attendance. “other moods which ream d!!! Iullstin Ievl: "largely through his mend. recently visited Georgetown. u‘:- %ug;ﬂ" ‘m.’ H m Monument Manufacturers o m: seommt ot proceedings will lands in mo shape or eoeleale owo gifts. great financial fortune has _ ._:_. . 181 Gt. Geo. 8t, Charlottetown, Matt St, Montague later. nor-rm.- The Greenland loo oep is eems to lllm lronl life. not he has “rm. and uro. wm. White and _ While visiting the uhlbitien visit u sell lee our IIIII Ill F‘ 4"" . supposed to b; its "weather-ined- not regarded as a means for luxurious daughter Phyllis, of Borden, recently l“ W958 » -

livingandgersaelusesse. Sensors- visited Georgetown, the gnomes

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