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memogigz g;_31;'g.u3:I¢Edai_;2ui8s_tol make the Exhibition of 1931 replete with pleasant and happy

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MEN’S $7.7! Flannel 'I’i‘olilel’l fm' $5.00. Moore dr McLeod Limited.

NEW SILVERTONE JERSEY

Dresses $4.50. Moore Bs McLeod unused. am_a-zo-al.

ST. PAUUS OHURA’}H.-- The morning service at st. Paul’s Church Sunday will be held at

M S. Delhi. 8236 B 21 Zi

10.30. There will be a parade from

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MEN’S PLUS FOURS worth to

$7.75 for $5.00. Moore 8: M01'-»eOd Limited. 8211-8-20-21.

PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McNeill, Mrs.

A. W. McNeill of Cavendish, motored to the city yesterday.

this door. The natural I groin or ills Briiisli col- Mf- °°°’“° W~ °°f‘“"°' me "-

tumed from a trip to Montreal, Boston, and New York.

sired by all is accentu- I Miss Alice Mumagnsn, Dor-

chester Bt is s ndin er vacat

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af-ed in even' dew" when I ion with friends in Fort Augustus.

nnish°d° » I Mk. vemon Crockett left yesterday

morning on return to Bmithers, B. C. after visiting relatives and friends in York.

Mi-_ william Moodonold or New

York has arrived in the city on e

Five cross rliirl. nrslsii -»-ou M- ---»

Cross Panel design. ap-

peals to those who desire

the beauty of the Fir

Panels but insist on the.

extra strength afforded

by the cross members

used in its construction.

All Inch and Three

Price on either Pattern

She 2-4" by 8-4" 53.40

2'4" by 6-8" $3.50 2-0" by 6-6" ss.so

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Il New Britain

"If *ho lierson who took my “lr Parked outside

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Too VESTS, the library yesterday will commun-

BRITAIN C ice-te with Box-, I will forward the

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ther use to me without the cont."

"There is nothing more important

in life than truth."-John Gals- worthy.

146 Richmond -S,|;.,_

“Hd Plate Glass Insurance

at ' Loioest Rate. I

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Macdonald and Mrs. Macdonald.

Mi°s.- Robert Buchanan of Monc-

This ever popular Five ' ton, and noi- son Billie, is visiting

her mother, Mrs. Ronald Bell, 11

llhher St.

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Mr. Wm. Grimes, C. N. R. train-

man, accompanied by Mrs. Grimes. left yesterday moming on a visit to Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Sanger and daughter Ruth from Natick, Mass, are sojourning at Shaw’s, Brackley Beach.

Mrs. Louise Frizzell of Charlotte-

town returned home Wednesday after a most enjoyable visit at

Eighfhg in thklmess' _lNew Glasgow, the guest of Mr. and

Mrs. Eldon McKay.

Mrs. 'I'homas McDonald and her

sister Mrs. Thomas McQuaid both of Roxbury Mass, are spending a very pleasant vacation on the Is- land the guest of their father Mr. John Curley, Elmwood.

Rev. Edward J. Campbell, Editor

of the Boston Pilot, is visiting the

town for the pastten days. He left

Include Tax. We pay freight on an orders of wednesday afternoon for souris.

Five or more Doors.

L M. POOLE & CO.

Father Campbell has been coming

past thirty years.

Rev. A. J. G. Murchison, with his

wife and child, has arrived in Charlottetown to.epend- a month in this province. Rev. Mr. Murchison, who is a son of the lat? Captain Murchison of Charlottetcvm, is pastor of the Christ Presbyterian Church of Greenville, New York.

ACTING PRESIDENT

BAN"I'INGO Chile Aug 20-(A.

ban Montero of Chile resigned to- day. Montero explained he was stepping dov.n in order to curry on his campaign as a private citizen. Manuel Trueco, Minister of Inter- ior will succ:"‘ his eutomsticalli-

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SALE OF FIFTY new Celanese

Dresses, with sleeve $4.15. Moore ds McLeod Limitod. B211-8-20-21.

MANY THANKS-The followinl

donations to the Protestant Orph- anage are very gratefully received and hereby acknowledged: Kin! William L. 0~ L.. Kingston. per Mr. W. H. Paul, $82.46 and True Broth- ers Lodge A. F. and A. M., Crapaud, per Mr. W. Newsom, $16.80. Barton Lodge L O. L. Milton, pe: L- Coles, $6.00.

PLAIN BBOADCLOTH SHIRTS,

separate or attached collar, the best shirt value in Charlottetown $1.50. Moore 8: McLeod Limited. ~

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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Mr.

J. Harvey Bishop will conduct Di- vine service on Saturday 22nd in the Hall, Milo at 730 p- m. and Sabbath 23rd in the Kirk, Coleman, at 10.30 and 'l.

CLEARING $1.95 Fishnet Silk

Chiffon Stockings at $1.50. Moore & McLeod Limited. 8211-8-20-21.

CLEVER YOUNG STUDENT.-

In the Pass List of the Entrance Examinations to Prince of Wales College the name Katie McPherson Tignish Convent 498'. should have read Katie McPherson, Iona 498°. Much credit is due Miss Mc- Pherson, who is only thirteen years old. She is the daughter of Mr. and ll/ks. Archie McPherson.

GOVERNMENT HOUSE DANCE

-A most enjoyable dance was given at Government I-louse, Victoria Park, Wednesday evening by his Honour Lieutenant Govemcr Dal- ton and Mrs. Dalton, in honor of Vice-Admiral V- H- Haggard, K.C.B. 0. M. G., and the captain and offl- cers of H. M. S. Delhi. There was a large attendance of guests. Danc- ing tc excellent music fumished by Dixon‘s Orchestra was kept up from 9 p. m. to 1.30 a. m. In addi- tion to ladies and gentlemen from the City and other parts of the Island, a number of summer visit- ors were present. 'I'he function in every respect was a great social success. The brilliant naval uni- fomis and the handsome gowns worm by the ladies added a colorful touch to a most attractive scene. The guests spoke in the highest terms of the splendid _hospitality of His Honour and Mrs. Dalton.

Island and hes been in Charlotte- _

Ill MEMDRIAM

to the Island every summer fo: the JOHN “_ MANN

In Boston, Mass., on April 19, 1931, John H. Mann, n native' or Burlington. P. E. I., died, having been ill only a short time. He was the husband of Miss Mary Hughes, Kensington. l-lls remains were brought home and buried in the Geddle Memorial Cemetery French River. The burial _services were conducted by Rev. F. Williamson. The choir beautifully rendered

r.>-seeing Piesldeni Juan Este- "P'°‘°°- P°ff°°* P°“°°»" "Th° Blind*

of 'rims are Blrllrlnsf' "what, s Friend we Have in Jesus."

The pallbesrers' were Messrs

Robertson Mann, Archibald Mann, Johnston Munn, James Evans. John' Evans. and Johnstone Mc- Eaohern. .

The deceased was the son of

James Allan M¢nn;‘Burlington. I-ls was n !:rlght clever boy' and at the

Colllsge, Charlottetown, and in one rw' qualified for a Puollo school llvachier. But believing that he could find a broader field to ex-, erclle his activities, hs went abroad, and soon :procured s lucrative pod-

Bumlrieivllle, Mus. Here he work- ed .lest "faithfully, giving com- plete satisfaction to his employers

use of 15. entered Pi-moe oi wslosl

tion with ssnds, Taylor, wood oo.. i

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SCOUT NEWS FROM BEDEQUE

On July 29 the lst Bedeque

Freetown Troop Boy Scout went into Camp for ten days at Fern- wood, P. E. I. under the leadership of Rev A. G. Crowe, S. M. with Mk. J. B. Lewis as assistant.

A regular program of Scouting

activities including sw‘lmming and lite-saving instructions. siiZ11a1l1UZ. knot tying, splicing and lashing, cooking. tracking and observation; gadgets and first aid was carried out and resulted in various accom- plishments on the' part of the boys-several passing their second class testo while mfany boys ed different tests. Each day was brought to o. happy close with the council fire which held a very large place in the camp life. The P. L. 01 the Duty Patrol each day uiranged 9, program 'for the occasion and some very fine times around the council fire resulted.

During the stay in camp, B

special patrol competition-#based on general inspection, special ln- spectlon, tents, grounds, letrines, pits, gadgets, kitchen and Cibserva- tion-was opened. The various pat- rols entered into the c0n‘\l1€iiU°“ with great interest and enthusiasm and the much coveted reward--the Troop Flag--was won three tlmCS by the Foxes three times by the Beavers, and twice by the Otters while the greatest total nurr.“*r of credit went to the Otters.

On Sunday, August 2, the Troop

attended divine sevice at the Bede- que Baptist Church at 10.45 a. m. During the afternoon an or"l air service was held on the Ca/mp Grounds when large numbers OI relatives ond friends of the Scouts attended. Rev. Mr. /»~-chlbald, pas- tor of the Bedeque United church was the special speaker and deliv- ered a fitting and inspiring mess- Bse on “Life‘s "l1fJ!"""" PIUPUSI?-" Mr. Harrison McFarlane was a -guest at the Sunday evening coun- cil fire and gave the boys an ln- terting camp fire message.

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claiming that he was one of their very best_ men. _ __ _ _

A few months previous to his

death he was married to Miss Mary Hughes, Kensington. who survives him. Surv1ving» also are his father, James Allan Mann, Bur- lington, sisters Bessie, Montreal. and Ruby. at home, and brothers, E. A. Mann, Montreal, Waldron, William and Elmer, at home. His mother prcdceased him.

The floral tributes were received:

Crescent-The Family, Crucifix- Erskine and Family, Wreath-Ber sie McEachem and Family, Wreath-Frazer Mann and Family, Spray-Minerva McKenzie ,Mul- rose, M:-rs., Spray-Mr. and Mlrs. Cecil Adams, Somerville, Mass.. Wreath-Employees of Sands, Tay- lor, Woods Co’ Many messages of sympathy were tendered from li.- broad, and _sll__show the high es- teem in which he was held. ' His memory will endure so long as live his relatives and many friend~ and so long as endure the good works that he performed.-Y.

Bl.00D-PUISUN

fgrounds the Camp was heldf and

much interest which was m.ll; ....- ted by the large number who at- tended. During the afternoon a special program was carried out and when darknerr. fell all gather- ed around the council fire whe" ' i

number of special interest was the lnvestiturc of Scout Douglas Mc-

D 'D Camp at noon August 'l and alll declared it a marked success from start to finish while the boys will long remember i. ,l;_-..,...ilg ex- perience in their Scout li-fe. i Owing to funds in the Scout Treasury the Scout fee per boy a- mounted to approximately $3.50.

The Leaders take this opportun-

ity to thank the Smut Ccr.;.__

Mr. Harrison on . _

the many friends of Scouting in F:l‘ll‘.'.'r~~‘_ “-i' i- ---~ ---~ who contributed to the success of the camp.

QUADBUPLETS

VlAiN\C0'U'VER, B. C., Aug 18-

Vancouvei-'s first Quodruplets were born just before noon. yesterday when Mrs. Homer C. Philley, wife of an accountant gave birth to four baby girls. A few hours aftcri -birth all four were well end the‘ mother was reported as doing fine.

One of the infants weighedone

pound, 12 ounces, another was one pound, and 14 ounces, while the other two weighed two pounds and three ounces each. ‘ _

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The long leather gauntlets which

the Bard of Avon wore as an actor are.among the host of priceless

F?i1:hlai;\e.'I‘roo brokeu their I

, vivltors Dsv-W°dH¢5dP-Y- Aus- liizainw; twat 5--`:.ad bgen anticipated with

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A new issue of the I.-'lull 1! 'l`ult,ilei.;:c Ilirectory

is scheduled for pulllicraiiilii on the 15th of October. Listings will llc l-li..¢<l on _-iuggusi, 22nd.

Persons who iilirllii lu lm*-ilxic 'l`i-lcpliollc

subscribers at this limi-, :incl siillfsi-1'illcl's who Wish changes to llc lllziilc in their li.-iin_i;'s, are urged to send their lu-i,ll<=.i.»; lo the llcalrcst Business Office at om-c, :=n..' in ;ii'.;»' cvrni, not later than August 22nd.

S The Telephone l)il'c'cii»i~_i: _ _ . hucuusc of

the extensive field which ii ;~:l'.'c:':~f -final the fre- quency of its use by ills plllrlii- . . _ has lonl: been recognized as :in iiitnil moiliulii for adver- tising. Limited spzlcc in the new l)il'ccim'y is now available for this 1llii~po.-»_‘.

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SEALED 'l‘l-INDERS, addrvssvil

the l‘ostll\ils|er Gt-llcrnl. will he

solved iii Ullziivu, unlll nnou oil il. ilny, fha '.'|lil Octnllor 11131 for ills con\'c_\'ul\cc of lils f\llljosty's Mails, on il propelled Contract for a period not cxi-ceiling four years, *lx times por week on the route St. Mary'a Rumi lim-ni liouto No. 2 from the ist Jon- llliry 1il.’l2.

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