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q of the s was the marriage at us!“ Fume ravs- iiii °iihillknmiuln "Br-m" Ilzépisl mink pawns. 80 nonfdnughun- of Mrs. Austin Grey "L W100 l" Ilmli It Bmwil- Judson. or Alexandra. to Dr. _ Hammond Pierce of West Virginia, —0‘iil-°-ﬁl-AB8 for 1011s puppylnz the United Church. Pownal. , finishing sheds in stock at Braces. The church w“ begqqmuy d“. éunuls I m‘ box orated with white ﬂowers-spires, and crates -Hin g hggm‘ as Phlox and we“ Bea‘ ‘mused n- - 8 . P8. lllilP5|Binst a background of evergreens padlocks, etc. Older early at Bruce's. and ferns. Standards oi’ spin! were ' -—SUPPLI8S f finishi f ‘atpiikde eiimat ‘iii than" which! wtfhre or ng 01M ro o a e inning o e

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" {lost liillziy the children are your chic! concern. as they are ours. During the past month two child- ren have been admitted. in and three adopted out of the home. One child who has been very sick

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—SUNDAY SERVICES-Mr Tur- pel will have charge of this Oileary Nszarzne services Sunday Aug. i9. at tho usual hours and will preach in the Coleman Hall at 3 p. m. A welcome to all.

-—ALBEBTON.-—Presbyt0l'lan B8r-| vices lit Alberton Aug 19th Sabbath School at 10.00 a m. Morning ser- vicc at lLOO-a. m. Evening service, at 7.00 p. m. The services will be conducted by Henry G. Walton.

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up‘ '1“, ‘m ‘m°_ _msdu ltpossiblc foranumberof- nlsiedehgemi. Littelciohii: p; ‘h’ “d” m“ t° ilfii° “'°,,i"°“‘ ‘armed the ceremonlh ant outings on the Harland We

Miss Beatrice Judson. sister of the m“ the children “wruwm- m“

bride. was maid of honor. The ilow- pr°bl°m is i” “"5"” “m” m

er girls were Virginia Seaman, of “mm” them 3°“ 5M “M” 97°“

Lynn. Mass. and Norms MacOal- M" "m" Wm‘ "mam"! w with‘

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HWASTEBN AGENT-Mr. J. W Murdock is Guardian Agent in Mon-

tague and will be pleased to receivsl news items, advertmml stones and pearls. The beauty of mop me pgntfy guppued 31mm;

new and, , '°“°"“ ‘“"‘°"P“°“*‘- gig 13:11; Ciiiedliilgl liiiljliulgi‘. gweserlgliitiilnds for this period Wyn»... n -.»~.:::":*r...." ..r:..*l...';l. .. .2... 1.5.5:?‘ eu-“M- “up a JUAN one of the greatest and most with white sweet Deal The nude] R804!“ ‘or the t m h colorful ever filmed. Oddfellow‘s cal-rm] a shower bouquqt o; Wm” b-em “gom "m lpaia monn b f“ Hiiii- Mmitiiiilel wiidiieidi-Y- m!!!‘ sweet peas and white heather. l p W y - ' u ‘i 29m attemoon and evening glance will show how our Auxiliar- -- - The gown of the maid of honor i“ help duﬂng such a mm 7154"3‘17'3i was of net over satin, shaded from we have reoqved. “a3 1 . _ "l" We" °° “hi?” l'°-‘l°» "lid King William l...~o. 1.’. AFricnd. -- MONTAGUE IPRESBYTER embroidered with biilliants. She T, A 30o i5" Clii-ilwii-Tilii R"? 30h" wore s hat to match and carried an! yo“ "x" u ' Kemmsm“ Aux" Harris-i will preach ln the Moma- nnnlui of pink roses. The nowsrﬁgng ‘h“““"“§Eg°"° ’“"‘-- “m” ill-ii PTBSbYiIBYiB-li Cilllfcil 0n 31m- girls were gowned alike in white c ‘G lie $1“ Co“ w‘ I" “Loo day. Aus- 19 at 11-00 and at 7-00 satin. trimmed with gdrdenlas. They-c‘ u ' but; “Li; ‘m’ 0°" "m 0'0106i<- carried baskets of pale pink sweetlcgukch Mugs"), ‘ﬂuvial 03mg“? as and rose tals. which the ' ' ' I~.CAEDIGAN a BRIDGE- gsattered beforepe the bride. Mr: “W” A“- m9”- TOWN PRESBYTERIAN ciwa- Judson wore ﬂowered beige georg- w" "e “WWW i° 59°00 0°"- ClL-‘Pire Rev. D. McVicar will ctte with a matching hat. Mdembra ‘m the Building this preach in the Cardigan Presby- Garden ﬂowers in violet. rose and summer" Th” m“ 5nd windows teriari Church on Sunday, August white decorated the house for the must be “tteiided m’ and we?” iii l9. at 11.00. He will also pneach at reception which followed the wcd- this Prwlem °i m‘? i 9‘°5°3P°$ and Bridgetown at $.00. and at Lorne ding. The wedding supper was “l” W’ "W "M" which is "W == m you a: m a l".:°“..::"*:::-.. cal." —-——oo-q-i uson oinean on eawn. ll Y8 E Fashions, Fads, Folblgg, The couple will leave on Monday srcunds and we had hoped that in for Mopganmwn, west .v1|-;1n1n_ a. similar way somia public benefac- Style experts say Lhat skirts l-nnllynvhere they will make their home. i" would viﬂuuwer i0 misi- in are to be wom longer, Even spoyfi, The bride attended Mt. Allison Lad- these other ways. l syn-Ls are to m" a modes; go“,- mJies College and is also a graduate oil A very large numiicll- of visitors ch93 below the km“, Ana-noon Montreal General Hospital. The have been shown through the gyms are" to be longer and fungi; groom took his degree at Dalhousie. Homia and we are always ‘ sed m and an uneven hemline. The modes] hill" "will 0nd illllli i110? will! are becoming more feminine and~ W"? iii-lined Wiiil Willi i-ilb-‘y 80W- Ail elaborate and the sport n-odir wllli days are visiting days but Sunday be restricted to morning or sports 595m! the ilvollfiiiﬂ PBYilBPS bccuse wear. The more formal afternoon; n" . mQ-‘li P901719 100k i0 Sillldill’ 1'0!‘ 8 dress is something new in our ward- One of the most all-round convcn- rest or a. drivc in the car. robe. - [lent articles in my kitchen is the| Payments of pledges have slowed Lace is used a great deal, alone little three cornered rubber platd- up also we had hoped to entirely for evening dresses, and the morelscrapcr. It has a handle on it and I clear the remairlding debt this formal afternoon dress. and as trim-‘kecp it Just over my kitchen sink, year, but unless those who are be- ming with other materials. Woolena always “thin remh- B01118 rubber. hind in paying wake up soon we are very popular. They may be warm it yields and fills almost anything. must (all short, ‘ALL PLEDQE5 for hot weather. but are sleevless and is washable. and seems to adapt ARE OVER DUE and do not call for much under- itself tohll sorts of odd uses. _ 1 "1: you were asked u, mama and ncath them. If‘ you buy a. woolen, When washing vegetables, I use it define a ma] mam would you your. dress. get it a. little large ‘as it is to poke them around and scrape of! self Us the example? Would you almost bound to shrink a little. | the first layer 0i dirt. 1115i 111 l1 8011- think of physical or mental Stiff, crisp silks and satlns are eral way not haiidelina- each illdil" strength? We have an idea that used in the full flounced evening| ldual vegetable. It savesthe hands. sum a one would rush to assist am dresses, Gay cotton prints are com- When the dishes are brought from 0pm,;- 1n need; and if so what about ing into their own again. Women the table, I set them under the fau- an mum-tum“, and innocent chum, and girls are wearing dimities. cet and scrape off or out each, hur-| Qrphanage work has many dgvgs. lawns. voiles, and prints like our ridly. with this convenient device, as 19 I most o; n is 95,8“ but perhlm mothers. callcces. made up in all I rile them up for Weshlns- Th0“ 1 the best is unseen. The Home is sorts of dainty styles, for the porch. continue to use it to collect all the very comfortable. m5 sunqundmga for housedresses, and even for the garbage in the sink and lift it inlo very pleasant. the children are a“ bank. They are the very m-nlmumnhe séirbagf ballad-Lips rgfruldiulncflsnlthy and aplmrantiy happy but of expense, but nobody seems t0, r0111 0110 I18’ m)’ B" - we must and 1v _ care. since they are so say and i 11 evegezgw "title ihfluss- tlglclslaljzhlng moretriihan fogd iligqgioriiinliz- may, emon s or re use rcm e s w, m ' p water. get into the sink. I shovefthougltsf ifgiuermifedzrog $12:

was draped on the sides and made to slip in at_the back door and with long sleeves. Its only trim- find the cupboard empty; it is so in mine was an ornament of rhine- this work at least for the means to

The Dish Scraper.

Children.

l was best man and the ushers were BM we take this oppﬂli-llhli-y-Oi ' , Glydon Moore. oi Charlottctownand l-ilﬂllilill! 0-11 W110 088M841 in mnk- » Vincent Windsor of oilnl-loltetown. ins them w successful. . The wedding march was played by| This is the ‘holiday when _ Miss Thelma Burns of ‘Oharlotte- most try to relax, forgizlt business town. and take a change and rest and . , The bride's gown of white satin this is the opportunity for the wolf . {Y

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say about child care: the dish scraper, push them about "Being a rnnchman and a farmcriuniil the liquid has drained out.

wlghgd that, who“ 0119 o; my chlld-Kconvenience. Nobody likes to dive in- ren got sick. I could-wire or call up‘ i0 the sink liter with rllbbi-Bh. Wiiil some Bovemment expert and have his linsllrs- I" is eﬂ-‘ly t0 W011! i-ile him come look at them. Like 1 can watery pert 0f 5011i‘ milk. u spoiled do if one o! my cows or pigs get can of tomatoes or fruit or any some disease. other disagreeable thing thru the “If your fertilizer is not agreeing sink drain this way-

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not agreeing with the baby why we Each of the three Baltic repub- have to find out what's the matte: U08. 1318901110. LUViB» "lid Liiiiil" ourselves. and a lot of times parents unis. is estimated to have 350.000

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Will Rogers has the following to them ovcr toward the drain, with them and above them and s0 guide

them onward and upward.

Let iis think kindly of this child- pzn over there and where thklir condition can be improvrxi let us do it gladly. ‘

In Memorialn

GEORGINA BYERS

The funeral of the late Georgina Byers took place Thursday morning from her home to St. Dilnstans Ca- thedral: where solemn high mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Walsh. Besides a heart-broken fa- ther snd step-mother, she leaves to mourn the loss of a kind. loving lit- tle sister. two sisters Nellie and Kathleen. and four brothers. John- ny, Joe. Willie and Francis. The Wlﬂliw. ﬂlirlys; .- mass cards. spir- liuulcﬂerinss. re tribute to the esteem and all tion in which, she was held by her numerous relatives and friends.

Wreath from the family; Roses from uncle Andrew, Sweet Peas,

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sister Kathleen: spray from Nora McAlcer: spray Mr. and Mrs. A.I McLeod and family; Spray Mr.‘

In experiments with the product- mil?" ' ion of light without hint a Prinoc- "Y l ton unlvetnﬁliy scientist has been A 0' utilizing e material used by i I "w!" fireflies and deep sra fish to ill- ﬂgjffjggff

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52900 ‘BMWIIt klld family; Ragga, Mrs. Robt. Shepperd; Roses. Mr. and Mrs. C. Sheppard. sweet peas,

son, roses Brother Willie. Roses, sweet peas, Mrs. Rose Westherbie; roses, Mrs. B. MacDonald, Lilys, roses. psistAr Nellie; ‘Ilnylf roses, Margaret McKeyour and Lottie Wil- son.

Spiritual offerings: Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. B. Oarnhum, roses Mary Wil-

‘J H. Donovan. Mr. and Mrs. r. T. McLeod and family. Mary Wllm- ‘ Murphy, Mrs. John McKeigon. Mr. Mrs. Mary Weetherbia and ism - and Mrs. Edward Byers, Mr. and Mlzand Mn, William Weather . Mrs. A. MacDougall. Mrs. Peter Fired Reid. Mr. Harold Bailey. 5110909"! ﬂlld ilmiiy- lawless at the grave were wil-

Mass cards: Miss Nora McAleer. ducted by Rev. Father McMahon.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Costello and May her soul lest in peace. family, Mrs. Mary Haley- Mrs. A. (Patriot please copy).

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