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-receivers. Outstanding among the
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AUGUST 1933
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HE CFIASED A\'D BLONDES :-
But his weakness for blondes led to his down- ` falli
A million lsqshs ii-“fi thrills ln Lee '1‘rncy'S ‘ K;-md portrayal of an mn-
hulance-chnser! ~
PRINCE EDWARD Now SHOWING
.\I.»\TINEE 3 NIGHT 7 Ja 8.45
MADGE EVANS
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Rogers AiiI10U1“`e N°“'S1°ap°r .- - _fflI°°I"‘Y_ffl’i_l“'f,_ ’7`_"‘_`iii"
ew Radio Plans
Advertising
A"movle
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out wlth‘ :hs bad men of sbs Wen*
CA PI TOL now. Purina
Marinas s Nlanfrfl _o_o-4_§_
in slxundred
against
thsunob of cut
smansinlove!
ALSO-LAST or s
"DEVIL HORSE
And “50
Due to the 'many queries regard-
ing the Chllcil'en's Picture Contest I the Prince 1-lciwni'd '1`i`l0iiti'G WiS11€-5 io make it oienr that the theatre is not colldiirlilxg this eoiliosi. aiiiho the thi:\ii'o` has entered into an in':'.1l\gmnent with illc ' D€LuXe
Siuclio of 'l"ru'eulo \\'lu\l'el‘.y they are
AL"-(_, ~ . g;,»,.,~, me pr;vile2<: of showing the
1 MORE (UMEDY PPENS, ` picturcs of thc couicstnllis on the
EVE" "A 1 screen 1nd a\\'r\rclil1g the prizes li - i _ `
when the contest is brought to a close.
cH1LDRl:N’s PICTURE co.1vTEsT
Contest Not Conducted by the Prince Edward-
W
Mr.. D. Miller who has left town for
` a. few days stated prior to his de- parture that he expect/ed to be' in n position to award the Prizes Within a week or two. I-le could not give the definite date however as the judging which is done at their Tor- onto office has to await the com-
, ,pietion of all the pictures sent in.
Mr, Miller said he would notiig.
personally all contestants prior to the awarding of prizes at the thea-
cvent. ,
N '___ ls Really “It” An Aged
sci 9
Would Oust Women-
Offioe and Factory Stat! Increa. l 4 INDSURI August gi.. ‘T0
as Rogers Swing Into l-‘nil
v \ J . t 1,_ g<>n.‘si` PV ‘ ° ' "W" 2
P"°d“'~`"°n ,N\.\t>ll.m$ns;)Ll\ll]c<tii\'e niouus of LONDON. A118- 24-'A W0Tld'F
il' ,_ _ , `i> t l‘ -
With me HPi°“0“°h Of F““' 0”’ ‘ LF n,.,73.€~_1l'(.Jreiil:-c1<‘s product, Wei- 'Dm following ariivle was written i beck to the fireslde is seen by the )'°¢°r5`3'mjemc c°1'p')m`i°l‘ ml" " lL`~.~A it Cnmilbcii, linsilieixt of the ,i by I\1:-. Walter Davidson, of Wor- . political Correspondent of the Sun
[Abi \V
ltutc ob
gm" ‘T0 ' .he ....sit me .m--its _*___ ‘wide campaign to drive women
nounce anew and comhivlc lille-’-ill; , ,,,_._,,.,~ of c.m;\`fll\. i roster. Mass., who first come to, day Chronicle. Members oi’ Par-
_ pu.. .l lor Cou_ _
of radios for the 1933-34 scllson. Ju... M ;m;1_” dcclmwd today in an. _ me 1,-,img f1fg.y_tW0 years
so cc 9
liament are said t< be urging an
now the Rogers plant on Boulei-nr-.l M`n_pmgp1-.ng for a new 1-"oral nil- since tluil. time he has been an ii`»V€Sii8iif-303 film the number! °f
Drive is a hivg bulnlning whll uc- li 1 ` . ' mlnwsi ymrly visitor' and during? women workers occupying Jog” fm-_ii
wx iislni ioninelgn-
CENTRAL GUARDIAN'
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reserved for Queers
¢¢:I:\l¢.y °::vl:no;.loonl intorslsbul sd-
. ,.e,¢|,|n¢ of s nswsy nltnro msy ln
Inserted ss 6 cents s ward strlstly
} psyahls ln ldunsos
i narrisr ssnvwzs-services l0g.Tryon Baptist Church, Sunday. ,August 21th: 11 am. Albany. 3 Pm- 'p,-yon, 7.30 p.m. Westmoreland.
|Preacher. Rev. P. S. GYOQIMN1- ; Ponca couafr-Ai the Police Court yesterday morning s. msn charged with unlawful possession of ,intoxicating liquor was fined $200
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Mir. Kenneth B. Stewart is tho
guest of his father. Mr- D- B- stewsrt, Dundas Esplanade. until Monday. '
i -'11 s
Mrs. Aubsvi' Bell and Willis 5°!!
Roy ,La Tour I-loiel. Saint John. who have been visiting in Mon- tagua for the put three weeks left yesterday on return home.
Mrs. Christine MacDonald, RN..
nanwroa _rwsmrla and rs-
”-”-mg 5 gpeclllliy If Hlulffl ggmry Service. 2061-'I-lyfri-tf.
tre, the exact date and hour of the i
:and costs or three months.
ship 11 a.m. Evening service in the ,Fredericton church 7.30 p.m. Wm. C.. Quigley. lvlinlster.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
.IN CANADA-Services Aug. 27th: lBradal|‘:ane at 11 am. North Tryon at 7.30. parents please take notice that the hour of Sunday School is ` 2.30. Dr. M. E. Genge, Pasor.
_I YORK PASTORAL CHARGE- Services on Sunday, Aug. 27 will ' be; central Church 11 a.m. York 3 pm. Brackley 7.30 p.m. At the i morning service in Central church ilzev. 15. G. cock. D.n. of India.
i
will speak.
I , i 0'I'1‘AWA. Aug. 24-The world's,
i HOME FROM ALBERTA-Rev. Q Joseph Fay and Rev. Leo Sullivan ‘of Alberta are enjoying a visit to 1 their old home. At present they are ' the guests of the former's mother, i Mis. Thersea Fay of Newport.
COVEIfEAD»S'1‘ANI{0PE .United Chu,-ch services for Sunday, Aug.
-27 are: Wes; Covehead 11 a..m.,
Sunday School 10 a.m. Stanhope ‘ 7.30 p.m. Union Road Sunday School 10.30 a.m.
BELLE Rl'VER-BELFAS'l\-Ber-
"mm Men me hmm ndmd in im Tire druupnlgxi, which will begin hp past decode has sneni his holi- merly held by men, feeling thats '
creasing numbers to both viii-~»~ riiifi.
.factory personnel as par; of ille urn- i bitious production plan .eriicrliileril for the coming season. with pres- 3 pects bright for an inrzrcfiscd cle- 1 mand for radios due to new users. coming into thc market and otiu‘rS,i who will be ready for replncmnfsntf nf old radios by the new Rogers. iilv executives of the R/ogcrs Colnpdny
are evlnclng a. healthy optlmirsm.
The new range of Rogers models I
will consist of 5-tube personal | midget models; 3 consoles rf.-6-nncl 1 7~tube models); 9-tube all-wave models and a special 5-tube end table model. In addition, plans are under way for rl. new line of deluxe
new developments are the Miiliiliie Tubes. These are expected to crczitc a sensation this year. Each multiple tube does the work of two former
type tubes, so that a. 5-tube Rolif-‘1‘S` this year will equal the 7-tub.: mod- el of previous years.
Extensive newspaper advertising
is contemplated by the Rollers Company on its Full line of receiv- ers. Rogers-Majestic sold more rod- los last year than any other monu- rociurer due mostly to esi.'reSSi‘~'@ advertising in the newspaper col- umns and it is felt that the same volume of publicity will have equal results this year.
The first public showing of the
new Rogers Radios will be held at the Canadian Nntlonnl Exhibition.
A complete line-up of models wlll_ be on display, special manufacturing processes will be exhibited :incl thci Rogers-owned radio station, CFl'tB,f will conduct actual broadcarts from; \he Exhibition Booth for public nn-5 Ertainment. A
Master~"You look sweet enough i to eat." ,_,So<phia-"I do eat. Where shall
we go?"-Annapolis 102. I
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srirrudissi'
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Professional Cards
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N. W. LOWTHEB MBBIBTEBS. SOLICITORS, ITG
` 34 Great George Stress
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MCLEOD & BENTLEY
‘ J. A. BINTLBY
W. I. BENTLEY. K. U. Bhdstdi and Attorney-si.-Low
1,,.,,,p<ii_m\‘.\' is scliedulcci in run UP ..~..<r .u...:l.v in' h~'.\a<l>nl>e1'.=. inniir
Hum ug pm cent of ihs: total iililuoi- 1,.-iyfivyyl being devoted to that eil . Air, Cnnpbeil said.
In 'i message to Ford dmlers
throughout Canada anllouil"»1l1 iii'-` new czinipuign, Mr. Cnxxillbvii “dd”
cd: _ M
"Three months P190 I Smd” W‘
'irc convinced that at lilo llwmilili . mere is d,.[>miq,¢ evidence that im-
proisctl conditions are iu the m.,.;,..g~» We have all seen tliosu inll>"o\'crl conditions cic\'<‘!0ll iiiiii “"3 hope for furiller si“il<iy 91131151 AN indications point in bt-tri-l'-rimm- usual sulcs for the i>?iif\1ii'l` ‘lf im-‘
ycnr. _
"Tho Ford has shown ii IZ?-”ii\i5`i1lii
increase in soles--but that is only ii _elm-l_ 'I'housmi<ls and t‘.imi:<:ll~.si»
more nmtorifts will buy it \‘."ncl\ they l-'now the true fm'i.= Iiiioiii iif qu;.lli\-, cnrofori, 1Jc‘ri`orln:1n€c mill economy,
...ro min you get your full share
of this luisilu-ss we hn,\'e siznivzl nu- oiher ailgressive aelvcriising cum-
pnign.” ' ¢
------1--* Judge (En traffic coizrii--Til lei you eff with a one this time. but another day I’li semi YOU W jaw'
D:'i\'L’-:'-"Sort of ft wtnthoi' foru-
¢-;,5¢__ ch, Judrzr-?" on Jildgc-“Wh:it do YW mem*
D1.“.Cr_-lysine toclfly---.cooler to-
mor-r0w.”_-Ottitwa Citizen.
-e -ah
this for Supper tonlglmll
CREAM RICE PUDDING 4 uisiupeens 52 M ¢uos SL Clwiss
rice Mill:
M cup sugrr 1 M cubs wslsr
M iesxnoan sei! Nuunzs
Wash :les lhorosshlv. than add willy lbs sllsr and asilio lin sllllr diluted wlllu wslsl. Your Into s bullusd bslrlns dish ml 044 I sprinkling el nulnss. Sellhs dill: In s on ol hcl wslsv and his lhrss hows lu a slow oven (3o0°F.). stinins asvsvsl llnss lbs lnl boar lo iwsvsnl ries Iron uilllnl lo ballad; his ls lui ons sl lhs lisny ofsdksirsslpss lun su new coal: book "Tho Good Pro- vides." Tlulr bsolr hlh vos lieu you an -sins nssliv 100 dsilslaus dlsllcl with 5|. (kilns Milli. Send you nuns sod sdnhn
snd lhs best will Us lslled lo Yes FREE.
new s7"n.. Gm v.°v|d¢»." Name . .. .. . .
' HONEY 'I0 LOAN
08100: 180 Richmond Street ------1'* Prohibition Commission Ullll. ll. Blick. Clllltmlll, Cblrloticlown. YU. B. llellonsld, West Si.. Peters
NHras ..........
lrlilion which would cause me to
11-ojoicc that them is such a place Z for it msn tired in mind und body. g
1 Fii1,\'-onei‘f'firs1ii1‘-'c been added instalments with Government aid.
dnys nt l\/lrs. Aic:~..:1ii~r !5x1,l1lan's.! ,llraicklfy Beach.
, MY STORY OF I’Rl\.`l`ll EDWARDI iISI..’\ND AS A llE.»\.l.Tll RESORT i As a young man I went, on the j1-rrroznlncnrlniion ol' ii cousin to the ifsinucl that has been my destin- iution many limes when fcc-ling the'
I :md recuperzition. b \ My lienlth nt that time was in 5
jnueli ft stntc that only n. strenuous n
Britain should follow the example
of Germany. It is claimed that about a. mil-
lion women are in Jobs formerly filled by men, and that to place; men in these posts would substsn-i tially alleviate unemployment.
Many feel that Hitler's loan to
ysung couples, providing the wlfei
ineccssiiy of a change of climate awe up har job' dd not have as'
fective results as Hitler hoped, ut was only successful with thou-
ands of young couples who plan-
ed to marry anyway, and in cas-
,s-l'fol't would restore me io 8. con- es Where me gm mtended to give
,io my l‘fr\ .since my first visit; B
up her job anyway. The girls reall- cd that the Government plan we them B chance to furnish by as appeared, won first prize at the
ut if they kept their jobs, they
vices. Suiidei. Aug- :riih are as follows: Belle River at 11 a.m. Address by Rev. E. C. Evans. Eldon nt 7.30 pan, Sunday School at usual hour. Rev. J. R. Skinner, M'inis'ter. '
WINSLOE-United Church of
Canada: Se;-vices on the above charges for Sunday. August 27, are
Fas follows: Highfield ll am. Prince-
town Road 3 pm. North Winsloc 7.30 pm. Rev. Thos, Paiethorpe, Minister. `
PRIZE WINNER-Mr. Cyril Han-
cock of Hamilton, not Hunter River
Provincial Exhibition this year for bcst quality cheese. This is the
iluuv well do I remember the odor could similarly set up homes onihird °°n-5e¢uiiV° yeiil' U13* NU- nf the fir bmi:-om, the bracing at- the instalment plan and still have . th
,inn.<pl:f\re_ the beriiii._\' of the land
:::i~.1pe, :lil of \\'hi<'h soon started
e'r jobs. Leaders of women's organiza-
mf- on 111.- 1-had lo recovery in lgsg lions in England said they did not im... .. wfpk. n`m:.<le a new man fear ii Public campaign against `of mc. and \\'lle1'ens I could eat Gil/i1'i€l Women W0lk. Sill” fi`i€Y ` I _ co r . . dr
o
lnoihing wiiiiout suffering wiih in rllfxeeimn now my appetite was
imc. Think you not that I am jus-
uld easily oppose that.. But they ended a. silent trend to oust the
equal to nnythinq brought before W men and Put in the men-
;ufl»d in pmising the wonders or Oyster Usurps
ltho Islnnd as n health resort?
i How primitive everything was in
‘those days! Thn grecnsward be- !1.\\'ccn thc wheel-tracks added beauty to the roads in farming districts. The influx of summer tourists has brought a great change; dust now abounds. How- cyer I have continued to visit the ,bland periodically (about twenty
Iiimesi and ns the conditions there linvc changed, my health has kept Iapncc and whereas the Island is ito mc more beautiful than ever,‘ ;ii is the some health-giving resort.‘
My d:u~l< hair of 1882 is much
whii.nr as the visits are more fre- quent, while the gain in health is ever pre.'.ent. with mc.
At the npprnncli of my eighty-
'zacennrl year, physical condition i ntmiu found me in a state of health
i that caused me again to wander in` :mlnrl to the Garden of the Gulf.
I queried, can I do it? I must!
|Prcpm'otions were started for the
ijourney, a tedious one, not alone ‘however ns I was wont to do. I A young person of my household acted ns my attendant; youth add- ed grcotly to our mutual enjoy- ment; ns on my first visit, a weak brought bnck the joy of living: it made the fixture look brighter.
A pleasing incident which seemed .
almost prophetic closed the lasti church service wc attended. A young lady from, the congregation sang “Beautiful Isle ofsomswhers."
To a. person having left the op-
pressive heat of Massachusetts for a sojourn in Prince Edward Island, the lov of n rci-um with improved
iEngland home we are now enjoy
Mrs. Hot=hot--"Do you know
what became of my evening gown? I can't find it anywhere." »
Hotshoit-"I just saw s moth
Spinach Claim
“Good For You”
(Canadian Press) i
NEW YORK, Aug 23-The oyster
-a tidy tid-bit since ancient Rome -is ursurping claims which made spinach famous, if arguments put forward by the oyster growers of the United States are to be inter- preted correctly.
Namely, oysters are "Good for
Wm..
Scientific and expert informs-
tion on the food value of the biv- alve was impa.rted» to delegates to the oyster growersand dealers as- sodatiorl of North American con- vention by Howard H. Beach, pre- sident of the association; Dr. Wer- ner Bergman, of Yale University: and Dr. Dorothy V. Whipple, child- ren's hospital, University of Penn- sylvnnln..
“Science will eventually put the
oyster in its proper place as a most valuable food,” Dr. Bergman said, "because, being one of the very few animals which is eaten in raw life form, unaffected by heat and sir, it may be expected to have its full potency of vitamins and ho,-_ mones."
Dr. Whipple found that vitamins
"A" and "B" are not alone present in raw oysters, but that they lose potency only slightly in the cook- ing procsss. Vitamin "A" is the vitamin supporting vitality, and vitamin “B” the one preventing nervous dorsngsrments and tending to promoh gowih and appetite.
-ll-_-1-» health adds Emmy to our fum" Investilttors for the association `l:f~%°t~1d.5."c°'u”"'d happiness. also claim the presence of vitamin Gentle nzlilessslend mln Contentedly settled in our New "U" £110 \nuP3u|lT°u5 V|tlm|l'l~
ing ourvacatlon retrospectively. I °“°w‘m“'“"1 dmvt qum km"
sw WALTER DAvms0N_ what I want., but it must be some-
thing sultsbls for s birthday pres- ent.”
"Well sit, we say that this store
can supply anything from s pin to sn s1epl1|.nt."
ny Wg ,M your cw.” ¢|@¢¢_"_. "wsu, perhaps you could show
Hancock has won this much cov-
branch of the Kensington Dairy As- soclation.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER.-
A miscellaneous shower and rc- oeptlon was given Miss Frances MacDonald by her friends at the home of her sister, Mrs. Percy Keise-r, 22 Rowell Street., Water- town. Mass.. Mis MacDonald is to be married soon in Prince Edward Island. She was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. The house was ibeautlfully decorated for the oc- casion by Mil. Thistle, and refresh- ments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Thistle and Mrs. Benson. The bride will reside at Emerald, P.E1., Canada.-Boston exchange-
-ui
WELL KNOWN HEILE--A quiet
wedding of local interest was sol- enmized at the Anglican rectory, Amherst. N.S., Saturday evening, August 19, when William M._H1ck- man, well known general merchant of Dorchester, was united in mar- riage to Mrs. Jean Campbell Pick- ard, ol Sackville, Rev. A. W. Dibblee omciatlng. The couple were unat- tended. After the ceremony they left on s. motor trip through Nova Scotia. The bride, who is s daugh- ter of the late Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George M. Campbell, is a. gradu- ate of Mount Allison University. For the last couple of years she has been editor of the Mount, A1- ilson Record. Mr. and Mrs. Hick- man are popular among a. large circle of friends, who will wish them every happiriess.-Sackviue Post.
Stop Skin Itch
Kill the Germs
Don’t lei. millions of invisible
germs or fungus growths make your skin Itch, Bum, Crack, Peel, cause Eczema, Pimplss, Rlnlwonn, Hand-Itch, Athlete's Foot, or Crotch-Itch. Thousands of sufferers ihave proved that you can stop the jlteh and quickly heal your skin with Dr. Nlxon's Nlxoderm. This remark- able Ufolcription, based on the dis- covery of s famous English Skin Specialist, works with amazing speed because made specially for external skin lrritstions. Guaranteed to quickly clear and heal your skin or money back on return of empty package. Ask your Drug Store for
_ ' A licnssr,
suns sums ..,.,,psaassssss|s_nm»¢ur , 2'l"”"`°‘ '°"'“~'5m“ _ ue
SUNDAY SERVICES-New Glas- gow, church oi Christ are as fol-‘- lows: Bible School 10 a.m. Wor- h
eted distinction. his factory being a'
paded through the city this week ien route for White Plains. N.Y'., where she will msmne her duties ,after spending her holidays with | er parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. MacDonald, Kilmuir.
Miss Hazel Harding and the Mis-
|ses Ruth and_Phyllio Stryker are _leaving this morning to motor to their home in New Jersey after having spent a month on P.E.I. .They will bs accompanied by the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. IJ. A. Hai-omg who will he absent ,about three weeks visiting New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Boston.
I
| FIRST ELEUIBIC STOVE
' first electric stove was an oven, 1; all came about as an sd_1unct to the advent of electric street cars, which were first introduced mu; Canada st Ottawa in the Fall of 1992 by the young electrical con- tractors, Messrs. Ahesrn and W, Y- 5°P€r. Critics (as is ever thai Case with any radical advance) de- i claned electric cars could not be operated during winter in ottawa ~ihe passengers would become
human lcicles.
After successful demonstration
n. banquet was held 'in the old Windsor hotel to honor s, number .f visitors who had flocked to the capital toses the new electric heating equipment used in the ou-3, Their credulity almost failed them when they were told. everything had been cooked eiectricauy. They fairly owned and, like doubting Thomases, just had to see. Bo they were shown the great electric oven, large enough to roast at one time lm'f an ox, with vegetables and dessert-a complete banquet. That was on April 3, 1898-just 40 years
ago.
PRINCESS IAOUDSE IS SER- IOUSLY ILL
LONDON, Aug. 24-Princem
Louise, eldest daughter of the hte King Edward and Queen Alexan- dra. and sister of King George has been seriously ill following s ner- vous breakdown and is now reco- vering at Harewood House in Yorkshire. it was disclosed today.
The King and Queen will visit
hor next week. Medical advisers in- sist she must have a complete
ORANGE PEKOE BLEND
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USE this on the sink
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ll your sink has never been cleaned
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at the some time that it cleans.
Unlike coarse, oleansers, Bon Ami _
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Try Bon. Amt. You’1l like the fine way It deans and polishes so many things. ,AQ
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the best cleanser for sink.:
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rest from all public engagements imtil October.
LOWER FBEETOWN INSTITUTE
The regular monthly meeting of
the Lower Freetown Women's In- stitute met at the home of Mrs. Roy Hill Wednesday sftemoon, Aug. 16th at the usual hour. The President, Mrs. Russell Msoyarvills presided. Meeting openedwith Ode and re- peating of Institute Creed in unison. Roll call was answered with Jokes, which caused s. great desi of laugh- t.er._ Thirteen members and eight visitors were present. Minutes of previous meeting were read, approv- ed and signed. Reports of Commit.- tees were then heard from. Tho Sick Committee reported getting fruit for ons sick lady. New committees were then appointed: School Oom- mittee, Mrs. Ray Lldstone and Miss Muriel Bums; Sick Committee, Mrs. Scott Jardine and Miss Mildred Jar- dine; Programme Committee, Mrs. Jardine Btsvert., Mx-I. A. O. Gardi- ner. Collection mounted to 68 cts. A short programme took place as follows: Ring Contest, by Lois calms; Selections, by Oilvs St-avert; Comical reading, by Mn. Gordon Burns. Mrs. D: M. Bernard kindly invited the members to meet with hex-_ for the next meeting. roll call to be answered by writing Bangor and
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Q' "Look for this sign '
when buying point ” ,'
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spelling Boston. The meeting was . moved adjourned and God Seve the King brought the meeting to s close. after which Ies Cream and Oaks was served by the hostess and much
enjoyed by sll.
AUCTION'"SALE
of all household furniture at tba residence of Mrs. Bousfisld 185 'Up- per Prlnoe Street. on Tuesday, Aul- ust 29th., commencing at 10.30 s. m. Living room, dining-room and bad- room rumiturs, bedding, linen. duno, mam mu, ohuurtieia, settles, fern stand and ferns, small tables. fruit Jars, ics box, sto. Open for inspection Monday sftsmocn.
Tsqns Cash.
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