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1.Iv£zlu>ool... .July la. -A veil W, 1,' U.

pretty Wedding took place Q\1l¢ y' ul. the home of Mr. and M-rl. J- B Harlow, Uliumh street.. _at 11-30' al. nl. today when their °1d°St=

illlugilier, Elizabeth, was united ini

iiiiiiiiige to c. cegg Darin gf: 0;! gig" l d Mrs. R. L. Y. o arc - En.” 5 P. E. 1. Rev. E. R. Maowii- A “A 'on nm C liani performed the oeNln0D¥ U'

risted by the ltev. D. Blilddl °f . Lord’

` ` wn

Chesief Basin

Mis. ri A. viuiaan piiyea the omblel

wedding march and nuptial music. And The bride looked chamung in her Rd weddmg gown auf whitgneatin land P

lfws, fashione on Mes, ee. ‘ 5 . She wore s beautiful cap sl'ia.D9d.Itth°’7 mlm” _ Q'

\°;l of n-iiite net, and carried a‘

ijionwr bouquet of roses and lily of PM Klspngmédllered the room on the arm Thu: *fm* °“‘“ ‘peed the “use °f pf her father, who gave hor in mar.

:la ge

3-me '.\';‘h fa, corsaae of roses. Pour- '.'». 'lrvc \l~~s .J D MacLeod

lliljii A!-<, (`;.»f\:'u~-A H. Hutt, allnts ofloul

Lit- `u:'l.:f-. The dln.ng room was at-,

vga ':'.i'i1.- :ir~coi'al<“d with carnations 2 . ,, , . ._ _ 5 n 1"" ‘hm IC ps' ‘Forth lcd by: Thee over land to

Mrs. J. C. licntcon cur the ices.

'lhcfc st-rl.-ing were the Misses Vera

i.lcr.f.»i. lsmiira Murphy, auth co-I

_*mn Marv Nickerson, Marguerite (`v.1.:¢lrfl:`. Flealinr More! June Hold- i:. ;.!.': Mrs /\l'ihlir 'I`(‘lle!`.

"lilo <l.il.u.z room hostcsses were

311-5. l-1. J. Wright and Miss Mar- ;rl:»r. Dri.-'.v assisted by Mrs. E. D. Z\l0're. .

’l`Il.\ iw-~fliiti.'lll lreddiilg Riffs Te-

r.".<'l '.1-._i‘ l‘.'.::l~cl‘o'.l=. which is a i»I»:cn of 'llc popllinrlty and high r--card in l\-‘slit-h the young people fre _‘iid "i"':e good wishes of many i:~i‘:llis for their future happiness i»I`»'»'.'.i-fi ‘izvm when they left on 3, r‘.‘o'~r fx-.vw to Cape Breton and Yr: ~* lf.i.\'._ri_ [.<f.lrid, They will ti’.:_\ up l'c.~ifif-lice in Liverpool vizf-re the ;f:~f.w\ln is the eriilor of tile Zora: rl- u-.=pn;>el' the “Advauce."

The ‘lir:clr"s travelling costume

'ms a beira _<\lii and brown acces- .fo-~f>< in kfrpzns

.-\::fln': the ruin of town guests

l'lI"'~~"f' 1\'~x-'c .\i1'=. J. D MacLeod, (`.'.ifIi‘ite .\Iaf‘l.»eod, G-e0rgg Mu- low-1 and Norma MacLeod of Pcicrslinm. Mass.; Rev. and Mrs J. D. Sz*/1'icll of Chester Basin; Mr. :incl Mr; R L, E;it,on_ M155

l*f:lr!~if-lxhu Eaton of Kentville. -1

!l'\Il:'_ix Chronicle. ,, ,

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(3/eortretovvli - (`liarloitetown Bus Service FT~\RTT\'G MONDAY, MAY 10th

Ll-nvc G'-rirgl-town _ _ 8.00 A.M.

(`.1r¢iil.:an _ _ _ 8,30 A,M,

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St. 'i`lll\rl'sa.s _ _ Pcxlkcs _ _ -- _ Pisquid _ _ _ Fort Augustus _ l\'r~ii=tcr's Come

Arrive (`h:lrloltctown _ l.c:l\‘c (`llarioitcl»0w“n _

Pcakcs - _ _ _ 5.00 P.M. (`:lrlli:,rnn '_ _ _ 5.30 P.ltl.

Arrive Georgetown _ _ 8.00 P.M.

l’ii.=..~.r-iigcrs are fully protected by

lli~llranrl: for any accident that may lizlllpcn while driving in this Bus. Stops at !\`ftTi.\.\` \ Tl-IA ROOMS .\l.l.lS()N HUESTIS Grcat George St.

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Seven Passenger

NASH SEDAN Ln perfect condition throughout

Five Passenger N A S H S E D A N Big Roomy Car Also

Large HUDSON SEDAN

These cars are ideal for Taxi or

Bus Service and ready for thc Road.

Bargains in Used

TRUCKS

1935 Chevrolet Truck (two to choose from) 1936 Chevrolet Truck 1934 Chevrolet Truck 1931 Chevrolet Truck

These tmcha are all overhauled

ma would ao 1. poo Job for my one hlmling gravel.

Supporting the bride was M185 0'

(.c!:l G:irflncr_ nlaid of honor, who wore a d:i_=_f, of pink net over tal- Fm 'tIi.. mill c..l:'riefi a colonial botxquet._ Th"

Little Laura, sister of the bride* acted as fiou-er girl and looked`N°f gi-wt, ill dre.<.< of blue net overl rr-‘pw 'l`}`lr- ggroolll was atlended b_\Q0- m \\‘ I;".~<i Pix' .i' L of Liverpool. i-‘Wd l-.ilfi-.\::i_' thc ceremony a buffet~ Th"

1';»~_.-.mi scrved. The brides

l see .

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inoirzti- l.\'orc a smart gown of black Tm? f' ends of tpmpemnoe ° low,

‘ ally

YE!

WORKERS

the mule af t0l1\P01'\¥\°¢

every effort with success.

let. ua never strive in vain. Thouthnarunksrdwmbstnin.

1-iii... almighty vw* N shown.

though A host of i0es llfilwl

ght.

mu. our miiipemnee speakers bless. them with zeal and holines. wisdom, polwr and grace be-

stow, let them faint and weary grow.

ay we all in love combine

walk in all Thy laws divine. t all the world may know and`

Thee.

hands of young abstainfrs bless,

lvc to each Thy saving gface. make us all one 81'm.V brave'

Save.

Come. and strong drink from earth

remove:

0. brine that time of lov and love. Hear. Lord. the prayer Thy ser-

vants raise-

Thine be the glory, Thine the

praise.

Tllne_“Praise God 'Prom Whom

All Blcssillzs F“nyv."

HEAD rms wonl.n's narom'

Miss Slackk Report at Congress in I.0ndon, Eng.

"T119 “'0rld’s VV. C. T. U. has

headollarters in the chief cities of

the different continents. In India. we have opened a fine bllilding. which is making a real centre for our cause. This country has one- fifth of the worlds popular-ion. A great change is coming over the women; they are ceasing to wear the veil. and are coming out into public life in a way never known before. In some Provinces, especi-

in South India. the Provincial

Governments give financial help to us in recognition of the work done.

Singing contests in villages are

drawing numbers of young people into have visited mdis know how greatl an attraction music is. Ninety-five| per Cent. of the people live in vii-| lages. Many of the women there have never attended meetings,l never met people out~ide theirf own vicinity the coming’ of the W. C. T. U. singing groups is heralded with great joy. and they eagerly loin our Temperance Cause. Scotland maintains one organiser there, England one, and in addition we also have native organisers at work who are welcomed throughout the land. ‘ In Burma. our best meetings are

held on Buddhist fast days. when the Buddhists flock to our Con- ventions and work happily with the Christian members.

In JHPHII. W. C. T. U. Head-

quarters is ii greet centre. our members are steadily Promoting an agitation on be-half of raising the age when intoxicants can be bought. from 21 to 25.

In C}\illl~ there is a W. C. T. U.

30839-PS' 1101110. a W. C. T. U.

_ u

organisers have been busily work- ing. We had the first. institution supported by Chinese women 0

Much work is being carried on

Madame Pullemans; Temperance addresses are given at intervals with much success. A W. C. T. U.

The last time I was in Iltanboul.

my Tllrkish friends took me to see the oldest man in the world, Agra. Khan. He assured me he was 160. .but at his death doctors announced him to be 120. He spoke to me of being contemporary with Napoleon, and told me of his most simple diet and rigid teetotalism. Our new Union here works under the name of the Green Crescent.

While I was in Bulgaria ll few

months 880. I saw the announce- ment placarded on the -buildings in Sofia. that wherever lnwxicants

must also be on sale, ordered by a recent new law. 'I‘hle has meant much to the Bulgarians.

In Csechollovakia, Miss Masaryk

organized my meeting in Prague. Our new Union at the old city of Bratislava is working well and was l’UUf¢S8rlted at the World's W. O. T. U. Convention in Stockholm.

In Palc°l»lne there is a well-

tralned world organiser at work and a bright young Arab woman

BRUISES

Tb0re’| nothing la equal Min|rd'l. It "takes bold". Amiuplic, soothing, healing.

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A. |‘|0l'Il8 & C0. “|(||||; up pam"

PIIARLOTTETOWN Phone 600 Phone 332

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Home for Girls, also a . _ T, _i GOOD NEWS

Home for Women, and“l~Ie§dquag_i "EVERY VICTORY for prohibi- ers in 5ham;h..1_ During the noodsltion, anywhere inthe United States, the W_ C_ T_ U_ was responsible for. makes the task easier for the drys the care of 2,500 childreyt Three and harder for the brewers. Every neys via. Strait of Canso. Lennox

in Eurmm In new ' cassfulfgains the momentum that can-ies snows W_ C_ T_ ;_mp;.‘5es areilarger citim, counties and states rlvlng Wednesday afternoon ur ar- mganised during summer and into the dry column. The drys are rival C. N. R. Express from Mul- wimer holidays by the Preslderm busy.) They are sharpening their grave Wednesday evening.

stall is held at the Intel-national' ,_ ._ _B’°‘”°"` J°“"“°‘~ Exhibition. The vandervelda PML! 'Il.c saloon was bad enough be-,

prohibition law, is actively support. l"_r°`__W°‘“e“_m°V°d 1.2;” maki "'_L'_149;'_7'10'S T U-_ . 9

were sold, non-intoxicating drinksl

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.tUL'Y 31. 1937

Day-H3r]0W ; “""‘*'*""" - i "` " """` ' " ` -'* . l "' _

CHEVROLET’S SMART ATTRACTIVE ESS

GETS THE

dngad, o£la'n<lupéeep.,ica!

“IT is much smarter, much more modern, in its attractive appearance.” . . .

“So luxurious, it’a hard to believe the prices are eo Iow.” . . . “The most

beautiful car we've over owned_and so easy for me to drive.” Listen to the lladies, and such are the enthusiastic comments you’Il hear on the smooth- tlowing lines and contours-the attractive .color harmonies and appoint-

mcnts_of the new Chevrolet with “Body by Fisher".

One glance will tell you that Chevrolet ia the best-looking, most luxurious

car in or near the lowest price field. One ride- ancl you’ll realize where it gels its reputation for

saving you money on gas, oi thanks to the Valve-in-Head

only 85-horsepower performance_but also 25 and more miles to the gallon of gas, according to actual owner reports. With Unisteel Turret Top

Body construction, Safety

Hydraulic Brakes you enjoy matchless safety. 'Knee-Action and Fisher No-Draft Ventilation

-provide uncqualled comfort.

‘No other lowest-priced car i no other car in Chevrolet’s these desirable features. See

Complete Low-Priced Car today.

*On

PRICED FROM

Iilu/ar 2~Pulnyn Buiinau Coupe deliver: 1| /salary, Olbau/4. Gornnmvn 14x_u. I1- cerm and haigbf additional. (Pvicn lubilcz m change u/ilboul sorin.) Mmubly psymmu to :uit you pun an /be Gund Moron lnmlvrmu Plan.

l and upkeep! For Engine, you get not

glass, and perfected

s so smart. . . . And field gives you all and drive The Only

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Master De Luxe iiladcll.

WOMEN’S VDTE!

SUMMERS,DE & CH/siluorlnlown l.x.ovo srawanr JAMES C05”

our ,.,,,k,, ,hose of ,,_, ,hm slim-u s. w. annansou-Manu Cfeveed-

GENERAL MOTORS MARITDIE HEADQUARTERS, ZONE OFFICE. MONCTON. N. B.

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When Mrs Polemear was hold newspaper editor and coiumnist,l

ing meetings in t.he British Pro- anent the drive in St. Louis to rectorate of Bechuanaland, Chief exclude women drinkers from the Khamas Widow, Queen Semane bar. And though Mr. Brisbane has and her son Tshikidi gave her never allied himself with the dry

li. tiiiiniiig to me on the wow. worse livers Ai-tiiur Brisbane

UIOBS

valiant: help. A few years 28° i'

,heh.a.sthistosayofwo-

Chief Khama. came to Emgland to, men drinking -at any nate Ln' beg that intoxicants should not be public places: "Prize fights. cock- admitted to his country. Recently. fights, regular saloon bars should

at a W. C. T. U. meeting, many put native women walked forty miles ed.”

up the sign, 'Ladies NOT invit- In former days, each child

to be present; they carried their had at least HALF a. chance. be- lood and water with them as they cause the mother behaved, even if had to go through 5, very hot, dry, I-he father did not. That half a bare district. These native women chance should be preserved."-The are most zealous to keep intoxi- Union signin

cunts away from their people.

XM I

person in the industry must realize that every dry triumph. no mat- .battle lost in the war. It is the his-

opposltlon, that hostile sentiment

cu i‘~~ throat of every

man in the business." l

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S. S. SURF

From Montague and Georgetown Wednesday morning for the Syd-

Passage. Bras d’0r Lakes arriving at Sydney Thursday aftcmoon.

Rctumlng the Surf leaves sydney

f um-led by me WI c_ 7-_ U_ in* tory of the dry movement that it every Monday arrives at Montague 1922 The best w,,mEn~5 magazine _terhow remote from them, is a early Tuesday morning.

in china is published by the w. 'S U1 the “ral s°°°l°“S- Where “het 0_1-_ U_ drya meet with little intelligent mp to sydney may take their

Passengera wishing a more rapid

automobile and leave the ship at Molgrave and motor to Sydney ar-

For particulars write or ,telephone Poole & Thompson Ltd.

Service at Belfast

Sunday Services at Si. Johns’

Presbyterian church. Belfast on July 25 were at lla. m. and 3 o’clock in the aftemoon and were largely attended. The speaker i.n the morning was Rev. Mr. Byers. Gen. Secy. of the Lords Day Alli- ance and his address was much en- joyed and left the feeling with everyone to try and keep the Sabbath in the way it was intended to 'be kept.

He txplained that the Alliance

was formed almost fifty years ago by our fathers when the different churches across Canada seeing the danger confronting them if some- thing was not done formed this society and though against great. odds at all times still on the whole much good has been done by, as the Rev. gentleman said keeping out as it were matters of a foreign nature that if once they get a footing are very hard and at least are almost impossible t.o eradicate. His il- lustrations were of a very helpful nature and carried great lmsons with them. As this was his first visit to Belfast he expressed his great pleasure at being here and remarked on the beautiful scenery in this part of our fair Island. The annual Orange Service was held in the afternoon and although the day was' very hot a large con- gregation was present and a num- ber of visitors. Several members from the Kings Co. lodges' were

MONTAGUE, P. E. I.

OUT OUR WAY

WHUTA

THEY WANT ME IN TH' OFFICE FER?

suites si ABOUT A

OH 315

EVERV BODY IS

'TIME CARD

THAT snows wuxr \ WORRV WiLL DO

wofzrzleo Aeour who is com' -ro err ww New FOREMAN .Jos 'rl-un 'n-iev 'rl-null. Even 'mn mo, .Just oufl ol= KNEE etznclles, , Mlelrr err rr

present also the surrounding ones

.J'us'r TH' KIND ' ‘n-iE~/'D wan-f, , ir= l-as noun' csv I1 Ano Jusl 'il-l' KIND Tllev Dorm wam, lc i-is ooee. or-21 rr.

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1>.E. island Gas Tax Is Highest

In every province of the Domin-

ion the tax content of every dollars worth of gasoline bought exceeds 25 cents and in three of them it is over 30 cents.

By a recent computation it has

been shown that in this singular

tax garade Alberta surprismgly has t e lowest levy. When a purch- aser spends $1.00 for gasoline in Alberta. he may count that 25.04 oents goes toward taxes.

In other provinces the corrcs-

ponding figures are:-Sa.skatclie- wan, 25.17 cents; Manitoba, %.26 cents; British Columbia,_3§;@£ent_.si

parade from the Polly Monument to the church.

The parade was headed by Bro.

John L‘l5strange with the Union Jack. and all through they pre- sented a very fine appearance. Rev. Mr. Byers who is a member of one of the Maritime lodge* was present and introduced by the pastor Rev. Wallace Wadiand and brought greetings from his lodge and gave a. short address. Mr. Wadland‘s address was on Freedom taking as his text “The truth shall make you free.” A good choir was in attendance and the music was much enjoyed especially by thc vl=itor.=. At the close of thc scr- vice after the congregation were dismissed the parade was again re- formed and marched to the

Quebec, 27.44 cent.: C.. ..,. _s . cents: New Brunswick. 31.68 cents: Nova Scotia. 32.08 cents; Princo Edward Island, 35.37 cents.

For a commodity which has, be-

come one of the very sinews of nearly every line of business and which is a necessity in so many lines of human laztivity, this is db- 1'l0USl.V a crushing tax. Over Can- ada _at large. realistically translated it simply means that for every dollar a consumer puts in gasoline, 27.03 cents soes in taxes,

Moreover these figures do not

indicate the full tax content of a gallon of gasoline. They do in- _dicaie however those which carl

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‘oc directly charged bv the refill and marketer azainst an alreat over-taxed rieor.\=:t\'.

NOTICE

Ancars of taxes to Carle! School district No. 80 is tlcmllld to be paid by. Sept- lst. After! date action will bc taken io; the same.

BURPEE MACMICKE

( Secretary of Tnlsletl

I.-i155-7-30~3|

AUGTIDN SALE

OF HOUSEHOLD l'UR.N'|'|'Unl

To be sold b Pubu A g,

27 Kin: Square): Cnariittelllvilin :if mmay the lam dey of Auéun, household furniture of the into James A. Robertson including |. number of choice pieces of old fashioned furniture; also dining. rfmm. kitchen and bed-room fumi- "Hr: fuss. carpets. viii-uiiiii ma numerous email articles.

Sale to Commence at 10.30 A. M.

Terms Cash.

Inspection by appointment with

Alex. W. Matheson, Solicitor for the Estate.

JAMES A. MORRISON, Administrator. Estate James A.

Robertson.

J. A. McDoNALn, Auctioneer.

FOR SALE

One of the best busincs

stands in the country. \\i| be sold as a going concvrl with buildings, izofid-will etc., or general store can b~ purchased separate fro produce warehouse. Bull ings can be secured on a re tal basis if desired, and re sonahle terms for paymfil can be arranged.

Condition of prnlirlelml

health reason for sale.

J. A. MacDONAl.D

& C0., LIMITED Cardigan, P. E. I-

so/an, MARTHA .~t'l>eAl=.! -n-as L/sos

Acco~\.v\c>DATlpl\is Am: ~ri-us l=Acr ~m».~r wE'i.l. as laoucu-imc. r-r-

1 WOULD ASW.

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nd a large* number joined in_t,hc In _ __L` 152`.7`3if§'_4_`Zl1i_

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