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L T-helive issue ofprotection for agricult if 'l` it is il'l_r'_i1l'be dicussedi by Two Practical Farmel‘st‘ll?el'ii1b?eIi;sof Parliament, and one of the most eloquent membe'rs`1from the'_Ma.r1t1i_ne Provinces, ata se1~ies'of`meetinss.`»' -'Hear

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S ' MR. W. E. TUMMON, M.iP. _ ‘

Hastings South, Ont. _

MR. w. E. Rows, _M.l>._ ~"` _

: ’ . 'Du_il’erin-S,imcoe,.'Ol'it,“ ' .

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- MR. W. G. ER_NS7_1`."M. P. _

_if ` Queens-Lunenburg,=N__ _ ` ”

'r _'who will address meetings as follows: _ _ _

" ` Tuesdsy,'s'opiombor_17t_h si s l>}"M; ' _ Y

, __~_C0UR'r Ho_Usl:.a slbéffoo _ _( wednesday, sspimber lslii, ol s]l>_.' M. _,

‘ PAUL's suh‘ m_s.siao_ “

on _Thursday, September 19th -at 8 P. M.

r T_1-IE TOWN S lcoorgofown i

`_~ on Friday 'at3 P.`M. ' _

s ALL CORDIALLY' i1Nvl'l-1:13'

A t THEATRE, Chorlolfofotm '

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President mm rsims suaTs'on-is oi An °lff_l°e_1 at Bfixwvrih. Ens__1¢nd is » r~si‘lurs_oi siuassts is the qnivsi-,_ lissiucsro and hesmsli sympathy in 1 no professors oi the University oi tho |n<>w #mins es ssnliary inspector. sity _oi the rhiiippmes at Manila to

philippine; have joined me Angst sanitary surveyor, tax collector, gsso-‘

gold rush in ‘ Buluan province by line lM1>¢¢t°r sui>er'lnte1\dent__ 01' i-l1°'hi-ought tromrreideht Rafael raima :biking claims near the discoveries isolation hospiiel dllry lMD¢¢iDl‘» iothreet that 'fany students ‘caught money mm” there. factory.. inspector and ret officer- violating it ii' msmis to punishment

observe the uniform dress law has

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I' thi 'l1f°bif“$l;ir§.if fpoiisfzfiiliihgiii irciliiw' vel; °§ ‘ 3'*"_WY° °“ ' h ' _ig _uppermost in al §§°d;°”l‘¥'§i1i“il1ui>`i§iifllil§l§<e:'iiiT COMPANY.; IAM- I’l.`§l'l‘ have found the solution in 'their ii\'crel\§i1_\B’l¥

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nvnillef- *' - » _ `

Cod Liver Oil F°X13iS°‘1i*S e _"__'.f"`and_ Imperial Puppy '

' f fi. ' ~i S swiss _¢l»e‘?1-iefired, irwuiiiliaivm

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°'“'_'_".....§'..osfi“l»v»e1ll;»e=1»l asf. _

so diesels: Island `°f 9

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Successful ll"9f3fli1l§

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_ We _are pleased to xi Ohal'lee"A. llorrlson, of

' improving. after her illness. ' - `

vicinity are through with th -harvest while' others are busily e in '

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sway their grain. ,_ I

The maiority of the f ers intliisl

e B8

thsolu cw. at_lli_

having a new forge built as one is small and inconveni :haw does a rushing bus ` :a.sons_ `

Mr. John J. Shaw, of Garfield, is

lness

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Mr. Alex Campbell, of Bills Riveni ` /he had the misfortune or lo`si`ng hisf

mls by fire this summer. is now eu- 3 ‘

aged in erectins a new building with `

l ‘ne aid of the neighbors., - |‘

ra. Party was held ii\ the grove _oi the \ .t. John’e Presbyterian Oh c - lst. A number of people fro in "ig I ear attended and were well satisfied -

h, Bel

ith their afternoon. The tables werf -cellent md every one

~ e Joyed i ery pleasant outing.

‘ 'The Yolms P¢°Ple oi Murray Har-

zr held a Play on Tuesday evening ` lat- 3rd,~in the aslisst Pu lic Hall" ' ‘. Eldon entitled “Mi-5_ B` 5, my :r Poultry Yard" and proved a de-' 'ded success. The different perform

» 's were masters of their i-egpwuy

*sts and cleverly inipersoi-lated th arsctere assumed. ' _'

onsioudsy situ-noon, Elph and, s_

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Mr. Samuel MacLeod, an aged an/ 'pected citizen of Point Prim, pass _ ‘ siysy at his late rssldenceoh rri f _ _ ty, Sept. Oth. The deceased wa' _ '-'idely and favorably known' in this vicinity as well as other communlties_

I and shall be moumed by a wide circle, _ of relatives and friends. To~the'ide-i~ _

V090!! flmlll' 'this community tendersl

their loss. _ ' _

_ Miss cnrlstsns Gillis. of Fist River' is'now attending the Prince of Wale'

College at Charlottetown.-O.

A1.-BA_NY ‘ » AND vlc1N1'rY

p The Man at the Wheel ¢lsl1edjh_rit_

._......__..._..__._.._Domunion built it _

_THE NEW' DOMINION '

OMINION TIRE builders foresaw the trend in motor

I) car development. They realized that responsive motors, 4»wheel brakes, sensitive steering control, modern spring suspension and skilfully engineered balance de- manded a specially designed tire to give all thc comfort and Hcxihilily of which the modern car is capable.

In the New Royal Cord they have perfected the tire of today for mo osi- ofiousy. li is ooijooi also old Royal co.-.1 wail. s new tread. It is an entirely new tire through and through. Its main changes are dictated by engineering reasons. It il new in shape, new in construction. lt` has strength where 1929 motoring conditions demand it. ‘

lts massive carcass is scientifically built up of web cord with thick cushions of rubber in between.

Its tread is thick and deep-cut to give extra non-skid mileage. Designed to grip the road across the full tread eurfaw.

Buttreeeed sidewalls guard against curb and rut wear and give further strength to the rugged carcass.

For safety and long mileage, for the job your 1929 car has to do, the New Royal Cord is the one tire for you.

‘T/leli/'ew Dominio|i'ENDURANCE.”

Here is a tire combining sound engineering, finest work- manshi _and sterling materials at a price considerably below the average. A splendid tire for light cars.

The Dominion Royal Master-a luxury tire for inc carl. The Enest tire the world has ever known.

Dominion Heavy Service Tire-a super tire for trucks and buses.

MBI Ad) Wllsh left Mbhdly morn- _

itll' 101’ Billion. ` _.

Mr. Heber Schurman was il. visitor ~ ‘ ' ‘° "“"°Y °f'°’ ““"""' ` ci~lAR1.oTl‘ sro w N jjj

wg, Mira,” ummm, W ‘ ' _V A. Gaudet Universal Motors Ltd. McLaine Service Station _’ visitor lo ‘xsiiys crm sunday. . _ - MONTAGUE-N. J. Nicholson » -

_' SUMMERSIDE-A. B. L. Home '

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visitors to Freeiown _Suriday. _ _

Our school is progressing favourably Kinnon. Aleltndfi- _ . - under the skillful management of Mr. _ _ _,~ . 4 _

Mr Ewen Cameron and Master VWWI UNC Ol 511115!!

an Monday. V Mrs. Barrie Caswell. ot the U

'_ with her son _a.nd__da__ugh.ter, are

after spending a few days pleasantly U"-‘ R-“Ph -lll4'l°ll- i '

,fm-n°5,,_ - » ' ,~ ‘ teacher_at Mt. Albion. -

ui oharlottsrown lo me up iii-st “l°°°f° "1 ‘W '°“‘”°‘~

'lrll' lurk in P. W. U. ~ - _

- - » Miss Frances Wood. teacher

Mrs. Mylod has re'|:urned_to' _Al _ ww _ ny after spending some time pleas- ' ' ' i ntly in Ohlt'

w'“‘ M” “"7” "°‘ ’““"°_°"f ~as'.,,scoo moons. momma to s '&;'°Mvm"°" l° c”° Tm' mei-aide on sunday. wherethey "“ ° " °"°°m'° - ina the roi-mere, daughter, Mrs.

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Harvesting operations are in full "tiara" ' -

viiigfis this vicinity ni spin or the .nn mama Wm ,lawn -to

` 1- . POWNAL NOTES. ' i

I Mr. Raymond Nooran was a visitor V 1- lin-_ w. E. smith and daughter Adslle, to Bulnmerside on Saturday. Miss Amy _Smith spent the week- mv., returned home nom , mow,

lf- _ Gnd With hél’ Blli»€l', MIS. Nil MC- mp through the MBr1time5_ ~

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V15.

Mr. my Cameronhasreturned home iting here the guests ot her sister,

.n Albany. _ ' ` _ _ -_ . ~- _ ' » 4;

___ A ' _ Mrs. _Hel-:n_Di'ai¢e. teacher at Flat chicken supper md kwcmam s°cm_

Mr. and Mrs. w. r. cameron, slid l?~iV=l'~ #Pm .1»\l>__°1' Dev It ll" h°m° faintly, rnoiored to'Bo`i-den on Bundey lll_W*i'°“1d°' "_ did Ml” Cl_“’l°"°'

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howatt and lit- Ml” _“Yin “WW” ll" 3°” t° me tis daughter Nadine spent the week- uw "° °°l“m°n°° ll” ~"'“d_l°’ 'll P' and in A1blx',y_ W. U. Edytlfll _I brlllltflb yOUl1g

' ‘ » . scholar and her many friends here

_ mu “rm” cummmel hu ‘om and elsewhere wish her continued

Miss Jean schuriiian has returned Umm' v"u°y' W" ‘ vmt°’ in P°'_" 9 Mbmy -tm, !pmdm"_. Wok nal recently. _0nSunday eveninglast _.num m mmwm Wood was the soloist at the

' ~ United Church here. her rendition of

_ "Somebody Calls" being a. pleasure

Mr. and Mrs. Win. Judson, Pownal,

_ ’°“°°°'"‘° ~ sus mm-daughter 'am um our

~ son. ot Toronto. Mr. william Inge and

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‘~” "P““‘°‘ "‘” "-"'”‘ "_ "Fu “"4 'city on saturday signifies. me mn. `“'.’ ‘_"“°" “V *° ““ .‘Y°“.'°- mfluoxiimou' _mu any `smm..

P ‘_ _ _i¢ear¢.ro¢oi»a¢cluss`onsua

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fell in

lfaaal°e-lished In.Was\e'- AQ

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shells.-

Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McRae and

The lecture given in the clllircll

-*"' 'W' B’“°°' "1 ch*"'1°ll‘°l'°w“' 'me fairly well attended. Several musical

bers were rendered by the Bun

lieefe., ' Mr- Wd. Ml" '3'°l’"l °7°“°' ‘“d‘l-iere last w-:ek by Mr. Hockaley was

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'V‘1d’°“°*m°f°nm°°°"4°°Ul'lPllld , ~ ,~\ ' _ _' ' 1 ' day School orchestra. Altogether a

'* very

enjoyable evening was spent by

those present. `

On Wednesday evening. September the United Church here put on a

“two ln one"-rio. not shoe polish,but a -real bang-up collection of every- thing good to eat. which Pownal Ls noted for. All honor is due Mrs. Nat. Gay. who was in charge of the pan- 'try, she handing out the tempting ‘visnas to the satisfaction oz su. 'rhs tables fairly groaned under the weight of chickens. ham, potatoes and salads. pickles and chow, apple _pie and lem- i_”on pie, cookies and cakes. tarts and biscuits, etc. The kitchen presented a lively scene as a jolly bunch 01883’ old birds handed out potatoes, tea. pie. advice. or anything one might |wish_ upstairs in the assembly hall. `Rcv. Mr. Campbell directed the games which were lively and exciting, .th0Se taking part enjoying themselves ‘to the utmost. At the close of the ,evening a number of cakes and ples _were auctioned on by Mr. J. A. Moore. `Altogethei' the sum of sixty dollars `wss taken in. which will be handed over to the Mouse Committee, who are' thankful to ell who helped to make the affair s big success.

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¢» oouosusg me assigns oi coal-shoot

A?"-,mm isuie hobby o!_\ N°rw1d\.l:ne-

lahd doctor who has found and cdplbd

ten

W: than iso different serum in

London. alone.

\ ni-y up _nous We tl|\illt'M3 the_poisop__end_ -‘ fiammaiteni

with

~ UUIPBICIIAIITIIIIUTUIU

Spinning and i EYESIGHT

,- ' H. J. MaBoN

yarn. 25 cents for single slid 28 cents 05|" C°\'\U°¢¢¢¢ WWI for double. Siaee, fine, medium arid Dmlmfi

coarse. Send by parcel post or freight MontalIl°» P- 5- |-

done with wool warp and double

width suitable for blankets, All white *- except border where grey may be used. Wool must be clean. Put ship-

pers name and address on all' parcels To

WM. LANDRIGAN, S

Souris, P. E. I. `

3588-5-4-tuetriursatfimos. _

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_PEER1.Es_s° , Fox Nsrrlzvc

“WHAT WI t~|A\s ws'i.a. BULB

"lt's Better to be Sure Than Sorry "

Your Foxes are ill HIM! P01010!

investment that you neva Are 1°! going to lose them. oy using any MMI \ Netting than Peer less? f

“usrtauuy nov." "lll\!!" - ~neea.¢as,'~ you rem as use nov-

ebaeths beet “QUALITX NIT-

rlrlo" u protecting year renee.

nm mth. u uanvarlizau ee-

Iora all after being WORD. _

llsage has witaeat nagging er lg

gil( all makes a perfect fence.

Oaa be erected ey an ‘°AMA'l‘lUl.' IOIUIALLY HAD! t'0l US.

betterprieelntoailoh.

ingatlewestprlesa.

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Dail. llflli. lub!

lei./mn.

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Weaving §.l.f.‘fi.1.Yll.l..`.i.f-33.1 9-11. _

Owing to the long continued dry weather that has almost burned up pasturage the Milk- msn suits that they have 10 house and feed their cattle almost the same' as they have to ln the winter time. The pls- tureg are so dry that what the stock picks up does not by Ill! means keep up the milk supply. and other feeds have to be fed.

One of the best feeds for

Dairy cows is Sugar Beet Pulp. This la a well known feed manufactured from the Sugar Beet, and is on excellent sub- stltute for Turnlps for milk cows. ls also a good feel! for Hogs makes them grow fart.

Ae the present time Turnlpa

are selling at from 40|: to Me per bushel for export. and It ll llkely that they will continue to bring a. good price for some time. lt would ll! the farmer to sell his 'riirnfpa and buy Sugar Beet Pulp to help out in keeping up the flow of milk. We have in stock a earleed of this excellent feed ready for delivery which we are offcllhl at 83.35 pu- beg of 103 tba., a

Wealso have fairly good

eteetaofetherreedeeaebll. Bran,M|Mtingl,Craekad0orn. Cornmeal. Schumacher reed. 0ilC\kell0l»l.6rasl\e|_|niasl Graimetn., wbtohweare aler-

Boekyo¢rerder~awlthae,sal

I pay freight on 100 lb. lots. Weaving I 4 ._*_.+*._‘*,_*, _

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Mr. and Mrs. George Burns were' f i i .ns

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Send me your wool to be spun into OPTOMETBIST

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and owners name and instructions in- "Z",`: side otherwise l will not be resl>0lI', °

sible for losses. Send early, And Dau'