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Hugh S. Mael(ay.—'I‘he Clifton Presbyterian church is now in the hands ‘of the painters and has been closed for the past two Sundays-M Mrs. Barbara MacGotfgan has re- turned to her home in Clifton after spending the past two weeks visit- lug friends in Snmmcrside anti M9-llJ0i1lI8.—Tll0 farmers will so- be commencing their harvest and \\'ill find ii very difficult, owing lo the severe wind and rain storm of Wednesday last.

i-O-é-‘ii. MARRIAGES

Mr. Peter Sinclair. M.L.A.. Sum- merfield, accompanied by Mr. Frank Hickox and son. Eldon, of Spring- iliield, motored to the city on Wednes-

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Miss Lois Moreside left Charlot- tetown Auguust 30th for Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass. where she will enter "Faulkner" Training School ior Nurses. Her many friends wish this young lady every success in (‘he iveli-cliosen profession.

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--~-¢oa~~—— » SAW NIAGARA—Among the en- tertainments provided for the dele- gates to the World's Federation iii Toronto was an excursion to Niag- ara Fails (not Mayor Falls as ap- peared), which was greatly enjoy- cd. Following tho W.I<‘.E.A< con- vention the (i.'l‘.l~‘. met in annual session. A feature of their meet- ings was the presentation of a gavel to the representatives from P.1d. island by the delegates from British Columbia and Ontario. The design and wood-work were execut- ed by teachers of the Vancouver Technical School. and the engrav- ed plate was made of Ontario silv- er. It was on the suggestion of W- H. Morrow of British Columbia that the gavel was presented, as a token of appreciation of tho hos- pitality shown the (BRIEF. at the moi-ting in Charlottetown, P.E.I. in 1926.

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' The wctliling of (latherlne May MucNcvin, daughtcr of Mrs. .lolin liimzui, Bonsluiw, Prince Edward isle, in ltussel (iuinpbell, Wollas- ion, Mass was performed last Sai- urday at the homo of the bride's sister, liirs. Wesley Shaw, 960 Main urcct. A bridal arch of woodland greens combined with hydrnngeas lll(l (Queen Anne lncc formed a set- ‘ing for the ceremony which was performed by the Rev. William Nichols (if/tho Presbyterian church Quiiicy- The double ring service was used.

The bride was dressed in white zcorgetio and wore a string of pcnris. the gifi of the bridegroom. Her tulle veil was held in place

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Smith often had hcaid it said that-an automobile is inuch like the human body, lint it ‘was not iiii- til he had a little difficuly with his gear shifting that he realized the great truth of this. it‘ any one unit oi‘ an autoinobi-o is slightly out of adjustment it not mcrcly will bc inefficient itself but will. in turn, adversely affect other parts 0f the ear. Sometimes these re- lutionshijis are quite interesting. 'f‘liey always are‘ lmpoitant.

W-ho would imagine, for instance, that a slight, adjustment of the cnr~ buretor would make the gears shift to botti-i- advanage? Who would suppose that the want of a lilt"c lubricating oil would mako an eli- giuc r: c‘! Who would llllllglllt! that a ivaiin duy Wtiilltl make a car skid badly‘!

"Smith was the last person to ini- agiiie any of these conditions. yet very little evidence was necessary 1o convince him that they do oc- cur. For sometime he had been noticing that his gear shifting was accomplished only with a consid- erable amount of ingenuity and ef~ fort on his part. it secmcd to him that the ciutcli was revolving too fast for proper meshing of the gears. That this was part of the explanation was atlniitteql by the mechanic to whom he took the car. But there was an underlying reas- on for thc excessive clutch speed. land this the mechanic raised the hood and. making a few z-iimpie ex‘- peiinicnls‘ with the throttle at the carburetor, zimiouucetl that he hnd discovered ilie cause of the diffi- cult gear shifting. What could

with bnnrlcusc of orange buds and pearls. She carried a shower beq- uci of white roses, sweet peas and ‘ilios of the valley. _

The bride was attended by her niece, Miss Marjorie E» Martin,

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trimmed With silver. She carried an arm boquet of butterfly roses.

(iecil Campbell, a brother of the Erocni, was tho best mun, and the uslierywcrrCharles Campbell; - an- other brothcr, and Alex Soudon, a cousin of Mr. Campbell. The bride nrtiscntcd her bridesmaid with a pearl necklace and the groom gave ihn best man a gold signet riiig- To his ushers be gave siluer pencils.

Many gifts ivere shown in the gift room. in charge of libs. Emma Ed- wards aiid Miss Mary Campbell. Refreshments were served by Miss Mabel Gale. Miss Mary Campbell ind Miss Ruth Wales and Miss ‘Florence McKiniiou presided at lho punch bowl.

Tho bride's going-away dross was brown crepe trimmed with satin. and she wore a brown travel coat trimmed with fur and a list to match. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left by motor to visit New York and Ni- agara Falls before making their home on Conrad street, Quincy.

Miss Catherine MacNevin was tendered n miscellaneous shower 1t tho home oi’ Mrs. Charles Camp- bell Wollaston. Mass July 20, in honor of her approaching marriage i0 Mr. Russel Campbell, which will take place Aug- 20th. A mock mnr- riage was performed and a good time was enjoyed by all. The col- ors wore pink and white. Refresh- ments were served by the choir of which she is a member.

Those prosont were ing-

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shaw: Mrs. iohn A. Mac-Lend; Mrs. Norman Ripple; Mrs. George Orr; Mrs. John Mat-Loorl: Mrs. M.H. Lan- caster; Mrs. Robert Smith; Miss Laura McFIeth: Mrs. John Smith: Mrs. Daniel Durrach; Mrs. Wil- liam Smith: Miss Sadie Campbell; Miss Agnes Smith; Miss Marion Stevens: Miss Esther Smith; Mrs. Harding; Mrs» Barbara lnman: Mrs. PLE. Russell; Miss Mabel ‘lnman: Mrs- Charles Campbell;

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roar WILLIAM, out, Aug. u-l “If this drowning of my tllfli‘: chil- dren is a lesson to others it is ivorth the sacrifice.” said Mrs. Howardu when thanking all the citizens "oi-t‘ their great kindness and sympadrv‘ in rbc loss of the three Hcwai d (‘lili- dren by drowning. "It would have been a worse blow to me if one of; the children had returned home, ‘alive and the other two had been‘

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MARKET IN CIIILE FOR SISAL BINDER TWINE-

There is a good demand in Chile‘ for binder twine, all of which is im-, ported. writes Trade Commissioner‘ E. L. McColl, Buenos Aires, in the‘. forthcoming issue of the Commercial‘ Intelligence Journal. At present-l Dutch and United States manufac- turers divide the business, and the. former have been obtaining this’ trade in competition with many other foreign firms at £54 c.i.f. per, ton of 2,240 pounds. Canadian twine} is quoted from time to time through|

success from this source. Exports from Canada to Chile for the fiscal year i925 were valued at $17,220 and, in i926 at $5.500. No exports appeari to have been made during the last; fiscal year. Representation should; be by means of an exclusive agency.

{to regulate the speed of tho eiiginc when idling. Ii is necessary to. have a careful adjustment at this lpolni. not only for i‘(10ll(llIl_\".‘4* sakc ‘but. also in tho matters of stalling and gear shifting. 'l‘hcrc, really is no mystery about it because ii you will think it over carefully you [will soiythat if the engine idles loo fast tho clutch ivili (‘cud to fol- ‘low at. foo ‘high a speed. When you press out tho pedal. tho clutch zwill have a tendency io ho slow in coming to suspend suitable for a quiet and comfortable shift ot’ the ;gcars."

l “Well, that simplifies matters." Smith replied. "l lPivliilltl you must provc-nt any possibility of stalling, but the slower thr- ciigine revolves, ‘l suppose, the better the gcai- shift- ing." '

i “You're wrong about that,“ tho other replied. "i have just been lworkiiig on a car where the situa- ‘tion was the reverse of yours. The leiiglne was idling so slowly that ‘every time the driver pressed out lthe clutch it came to an immedi- ate stop. This prevented a smooth shift. Of course, the remedy was ‘rclittlvciy tslinpfc. I merely set ‘the stop so that tile throttle could not close 80 I'M."

Smith witichctl the mechanic strike what he thought would be a ,good adjustment of tho curbuiotor ‘for better gear shifting. but ho. siill (was somewhat skeptical oi’. this rc- ‘laiioiiship hctwccn carburcior mid ‘gears. He could not quite under- liitand bow the clutch could affect. 1hn gisars to such an extent, 114-. Jliough he zipprcciatcrl that the ‘clutch itself logically should be af- lfccted by the carburetor adjust- lment. _

3, To this the mechanic, replied that ‘it simply was a inattcr oi tho clutch being joined lo tho largo driving gear in tho transmission. This gear sometimes is referred to as the clutch gear, a (lcsignation lwihoh serves to explain its func- tion to better advantage and out- »linn its connection with the clutch. He explained to Smith that when tho car is in high gear. one of tho ‘sliding gears on the main drive shaft of the transmission lock-s sidi- ‘to side with this clutoh gear. Also, ‘llllifll gear continually drives

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iy ilho front luakcs licld, with lhc result that the rear of‘l.lio car; swung halt‘ way around lit-fore lic- could get it undcr irnn-troi. ‘.

An endless nuin-Iicr of stories oi‘-

"how one part ol‘ a ca: will affect‘ another and how small rauscs wiii‘ trarcl and be niugiiificil in Siilllt); serious and surprising way at some ‘ pnliit far roinnvczl from their] source. One of tiic most homely‘ exariipics of this is found in the way tight brake bands will cnl down engine power. Such a (rose is pcrfeitly plain to anyone. Many oihei cases are just as plain. and! (llscovcry of thom would greatly‘

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Stomach Trouble Gone: —Bakes 40 Pies ‘

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cars of the countershaft in turn. mdsh with the slid- ‘s on the main shaft of the sioii. The ‘_ speed of llllfl -ar is lm rtant, because. hinges ti e quiet and ei- ‘Bllillll of the other gears icmission. ith got this clearly fixed I, it required no further tura this interestink re- itween units of the car. ‘ic helped "him catch bowing him an accel- ‘I one of the cars in‘ v. . For want of a pedal was stickinK hat it could not rc- 4 position when the his foot from it. oil raced the eu-

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