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JUNE 25» .1930 1 m; CHARLUTTETOWDJLGUARDIAN —-——-———-—___i____

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uPersls-n Balm is the true family matter to what use it is put, it is kid for skin health and beauty. Aldslalways beneficial to the skin. Every the mother in additional loveliness. woman should use it. Persian Balm Protects the tender skin of the child. cools and caresses the skin and cre- Dellghts the father as s. hair tix- ates compleirions d surpassing love- Ile or cooling shaving lotion. F0 llll$~

Blllinlllil Ninollir Riluviis.’ ,lf"“'" Changes in Train Schedules .’ Elfcetive—June 29th "“

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iv 39 - .' _ Lea e Charlottetown 1.00 a. lvi. h.“ o‘ "' v instead 01 6.45 A. M. ‘ ' leave Borden 9-15 A- M» ; Arrive Ssckvllle 11-50 A- M- leave Sackville 12-15 P. M. ' Arrlve Moncton 1-45 P- M- 41 leave Charlottetown 2-30 P. M- m“ N“ » more of ;__. u» P. M. Ieave Borden ‘ " 5.35 P. M- Arrive Sackville 8.40 P- M- leave Sackviiie (Maritime Express) 8.55 EM. Arrive Moncton 1°15 P- M- 1. M t 4.10 r. M. m“ m‘ 4° 1111:. Sgglfviollle s-ao P. M. Leave Borden 3-45 P- M~ Arrive Charlottetown 1M5 P- M- CHARLOTTETOWN - SUMMERSIDE — TIGNISH A M 1e Ti nlsh 3.35 - .- hm No’ a r a" lnsgtead of 3-20 A- M- Arrive Charlottetown 10-30 5- M- s id 3.15 r. M. Motor Train No. 200 Leave i 5:521:51}; a “o n M. h. Arrive Charlottetown 5-15 P- M- ‘ (No h between Tlgnish and Summersldei d 1.05 a. M- t“ m1“ “we ifigiti: of aso A. M. 5.. t Arrive Summerside 959 5- M- ABOVE SERVICES DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 35-27-28.

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nou,mmn 51min, HmIrII-r l! lfishisfl Tum" 74° '4'" a5“ P-Qo The MAPLE LEAP » aeo Mow“ 5”“- "°°""'@. ‘f $357.3‘; "in" Tgwsn, LN .1- qpf 7-2! LD- T H w in. armour: ram m’ .-. ‘£1.31,’ ‘l: llfliciidoefealcliet

“sin, oisiira. r. w. Clarllli District Passenlfl ll!"-

l Fulton Pierce, l3, son o! Mr. and Mrs.

NOTICE-Dr. Robin's Dental oiilce will be closed ior Mon, June 30th, un- til Monday, July 1th. 4831-6-24-31

- PERMANENT WAVING and finger waving done at Mrs. Waller's, 100 yKent Street, phone 1243. 6-25-11.

GAZEiITED-Among the list of ap- pointments, promotions, etc., recently gazetted appears the following: P. E. I. Hlghrs, Capt. L. J. Gay is trans. to the 2nd Res. Bn. 25th Mar., i930.

ENJOYABLE DANCE-The Beach Grove Inn was formally opened by a

night.

"VALLEYTIELD-ORWELL HEAD Services June 29, 1930, l0 a. m. Val- leyfield, Gaelic. 11 s. m. Valleyileld, English. 7.30 p. m. Orwell l-lead. Rev. D. M. Sinclair, Minister. '

IN THE REPORT of the recital of Mr. Arthur Vessey, the name oi’ Mr.

Jack Pierce, Rochtord Sh, was inad- vertently omitted. Mr. Pierce, who is talented musically, rendered a piano solo.

YESTERDAYS MARKET - Fowl $1.00 to $1.25; butter 35c. 1b.; Eggs, 30c; Apples 13c. doz; Parsnips 25c. doe; Beets, 80c. doz.; Rhubarb 5c.

"R. N2, of this city, were Joint hostesses

' respondenee relating to the Institute.

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1b.; Strawberries 10c to 75c. per dish-; May 05s.; Straw 45c; Oats toe; Po- tatoll. 70o. ‘more was a hir amount o! mackerel in the rich market today. Cod 6e. 1b.: Mackerel, 20c. to 30a. each. '

tll-NUPIIAL BROWSE-ms. Pl J. Proud and Miss Kathleen McLean,

recently at the farmer's home, where l linen shower was given to Miss Mable Show, R. N., whose marriage takes place within a few days. Mrs. Shaw was the recipient of many ap- propriate gllts. The presentation of these was attended by the reading of cleverly composed verses, which cre- ated much merriment. Dainty re- Xreshments were served during the evening and a most enjoyable time was spent socially.

1'0 SECURE LIBRARY-A mum lng of the Vernon River Women's Institute was held on June 10th at

very enjoyable dance on Monday‘

FANCY WORK EXHIBIT

The exhibition o! plain and fancy sewing by the pupils o! Rochiord ‘ Square School held the latter part of last. week was exceptionally iirie and demonstrated to parents and

this school are taught more than the three "R‘s”.

the specimens shown are most cred- itablc.

by the little pupils. Grade III work- consisted of sam-

latter being worked with outlines cups and saucers, tumblers, etc, showing careful attention to details.

Grade IV' exhibited many nicely worked pillow cases with initials showing the numerous methods of stitching and hemming.

Pillow cases and laundry bags, the work o! the pupils of grade V, was an exhibit that received much iav- ourable comment. Here the pillow cases were more elaborate and the laundry bags, a real household con- venience were neatly lettered. Neat looking aprons nicely worked were also exhibited by this grade.

The work o! grade VI was similar to grade V but more advanced. A sample of work the Sisters took great pride in showing was a neatly worked apron made by Laure Thomas, a little Indian girl with only one arm. The neat stitches were pointed out and the name "Laura" worked across the apron. This grade also exhibited several neat runners.

Grade V11 pupils exhibited ad- vanced work in nlghties hand em- broidered with hand made lace. A similar exhibit was made by grade VIII with a nice showing of "run- ners" nicely worked centre pieces and cushions.

The beautifully worked Altar lin-

used in connection with church serv-

showed careful attention to the

smallest detail.

lllbit was indeed creditable to pupil and teacher alike.

the home of Mrs. Callum Bruuce.‘ Ten members and six visitors were‘ present. The muting opened with‘ president Mrs. living Tweed? h the chat. 455% ‘if-zeal: fixktP-‘l 9%. l Minutes of the previous mtetlng- were read and approved, Sick com-l mittas gave report. School report re-

l committees were reeappointed. Dela-l gates to the annual convention: Miss. Birdle Strwart and Miss Georgie‘

. pointed to canvas ior the Red Cross‘ Society, this committee collected the sum of $19.60. Letters from the D2- psrtment of Education and Mr.. George Tweedy were read. The latter; mentoined in his letter, that it we. acted promptly we could receive the‘ School Days Library from the Depar-t v rnent of Education tor $25. It was mov ‘ ed, seconded, and carried that we ac- cept thls offer and also buy a book-i case lor the school. The Institute,‘ Save $5 to the teacher to buy prizes‘ for her pupils. Mrs, John Cufii-e ill-‘l vlted the members to her home for‘ the next meeting. Roll call will be‘ answered by "Ways of Making Mon- ey." Lunch was served lay the host- es; and the meeting closed by singing the National Anthem.

. SPRINGFIELD WOMEN'S INSTIT- UTE-The regular monthly meeting of the Springfield Women's Institute was held in the Schoolhouse on June: 19th, with thirteen members and one visitor present. The meeting opened by the singing oi’ the Institute Ode. followed by the Creed. The roll call was answered by 5111B. 51y- PIBY l" pfly. The minutes oi’ the last meet- ing were read and adopted. The PTO- ,gram was: Reading, "How he saved st. Michael's" by Mrs. Ernest BB5- mm, The program committee for June: Miss Lillian Matheson, Mrs. Hyatt l-laslam and Miss Ruth Mac- Leod. The Secretary then read cor-

Mrs. John E. Sinclair and Mrs. Geo- rge I-Ieslam were appointed to collect ior the Canadian Red Cross Society- The following branch convenors were than appointed to fill out and send m m, queguo ' n: Agriculture, Mrs. Peter Sinclair; Education and Better Schools, Miss Phillips; Canadian In- dustriee, Mrs. M. T. Lambs: Home Economics, Miss Lizzie Mayne: Na-

EIQTIIIIALRAILVWS CHANGES IN

iional Events, Mrs. Ernest Haslam; Child Welfare, Mrs. Hyatt Haslam;

‘Immigration, Ila. ArsMbsI Ili-

ispgilr. the rd! all Ior next meet- lnghtabemwweradhyfilyPet

Superstition." The following delegates ‘

were appointed to attend the Annual

men's Institute: Miss Emily Howard-

| and Mrs. Hyatt Haslam: Substitutes,

Mrs. Archibald MacGregor and Mrs.

by the singing of "God Save the

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PERSONALS Miss Katie Smith. Mr. Austin Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. Liman Doyle

. motored to Hope River Sunday and

spent the clay visiting friends,

The many friends oi Mr. Austin McCourt. Hope River, are sorry to learn that he has been confined to the hospital for the last month and wish him a. speedy recovery,

Mr. Barclay Grant. o! the Can- adian Bank of Commerce stall, at Montague, P. E. 1., is home on a two

his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fisher Grant-New Glasgow News.

Mr. W. A. Stewart, vice-president of

national convention being held Chicago.

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Mrs. David MacInnis of Knox Col- lege, Toronto, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Maclnnis, R. N.. and Miss Muriel Deck, R. N., ol’ Toronto motored to the city last week and \v.ll visit friends here for the next tlllt" '1' y’; ..R/.=.lie\'.'._. Aitllnlci at Little Ibr- penrn. Thousands of dollars have been vainly spent. upon remedies ior asthma a"d seldom. if ever. with any relief. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma R-emrdy despite its assurance of benefit, costs so little that it is within reach of all. It is the natio- nal remedy ior asthma. far removed from the class oi’ doubtful and ex- perimental preparations. er can supply it.

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-_-_- FALLING HAIR Us: Minrm-rs before it's too late. It checks failing hair and stimu- lates new growth as well. Apply persistently to scalp (our times a

TRAIN SCHEDULES lrncrrvl mus ma. 1980-

Ior farther particulars 4 Apply Ticket Agent.

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other visitors that the children of;

Til VOTERS

In order that our citizens

Sflmelihiflfi ' know something of the procedure be-

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SEWER-ling followed in COflSCtlOIl with the‘ a most essential factor in the home, 1g9nera1 election the the young pupils are taught early Hggdquaytgys here llow to use a needle and thread and ,' [allowing details on

Conservative . are giving the: the work of re-- Jglstrars and revising officers. I

Judge Duffy is the revising officer;

'I‘he work of srade II consisted of l for the City of Charlottetown (not small handkerchieis neatly hemmed

unis commences st eleven a, m, on Monday June 23rd, and will continue ‘>

pies of "daming" and towels, the during Tuesday and Wednesday. At

i including the Royalty; and his Slit-E i . .

the revision court the lists may be

modified in three vraysz-qa) by add- i ing the name of electors who arel qualified to vote but whose names‘ have not been included, (bl by cor-l rectlng rrilstakm that have made as to the names and callings of the electors and (c) by the strik- ing oi! of names improperly includ- ed. ,

Applications should be made by‘. the elector but in cases of sickness. , disability or necessary, temporary; unavoidable and bona. fide absence} from the City a relative by blood ori marriage or the employer if, he has! sufficient knowledge of the facwl may make the application.

Since no one in Charlottetown whose name does not. appear on the list may vote on election day it is! important for, every one to make: sure that his or her name ls regis- tered. Wednesday, June 25th., is the. last possible chance to have your, name include’ is the lists are print- ed as soon as they are passed along by the revising officer. Copies of ‘the voters lists for all Charlottetown. Polls are posted up in the Conserva-, tlve Committee Rooms and any vot- er who desires may look at these? lists or will receive the necessary in-r

ices were greatly admired. This was 101' @1156 D0115 118W bttll fllflllolnted the work o! grades IX and X and 5°11" “m! BS0 511d they are com-

mie-a throughout tbs entire m ,

awed The nvmbers o: both these; Convention of the P. E. Island Wo- l

Momm A “Fe was then 8p |Norris Sinclair. The meeting closed an. commi . .- -

weeks vacation since Tuesday, with g...

the Charlottetown Rotary Club, is the delegate from the Club at the lnter- .- ~ f». -

Your desl- _.

fomiation by telephoning the Com-"

en, with fine edglngs of lace, neatly mlttee Rooms. (No. i220). hemmed, lavabos and other articles iitmewhlt dlfieftm- T119 REBBtYB-Ffi

The procedure in the rural polls is

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THERES RUSH “lVANT-

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The sale of "llAI\Il'-A-I';.»‘.T.lil ‘ body is iniercstcal and cnlizu. l

sent in.

"\’i'.-i.‘JT-A.»_‘~J.\.‘vlE" Bu‘ is. 0.". 1' " rtznrc lo-lz): and stand‘ in szmlc- ' it i0 the nunlhei- oi" llileiics you m l)‘ fresh. rozlsriod lilbcris our] :1 l: ' with lhe finest quality clic- Gvcl. some more today.

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. lTilli-‘S it» increase. .- "Inc (‘rmiasi Iilanager is receiving scores of letters in every mull. Peiihaps the lucliyv name has not yci been

‘i: all i.'\'[l‘ the Province. l coupons. This chewy nugaiillc with thinly caramel all covered i1 i110 bee! hzlr 0:1 the market.

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WIN THESE PRIZES I- __.._.i_.i__ ls’. .......$50.00 2nd . . . . . . .. $10.00 Jirrl $5.00 iiih, 51h. 61h, 7th. 9th, 0th, and 10th

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plating their luts. prepared by the Ran... A lng personal inquiry." as to the n: of the electors in tile lwllln". (lzr. and are then posted by the r " together with a ncflrra as to he may be found if any rI-"oz- wlshes to have any additions o: cor- rections made. A number of the lists’ of voters in the rural polling rlnis-‘ava: t‘. lens have been conlplcttd clztl cop-l

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amazing new I-Ieaxv Duty Tire—wiil1 even stronger body and even greater rHl-Weathcr dom from tire delay it is pOSFiblC to buy. This new Ali- Giloclycar will give lower cost mile under hard conditions than any other iii-c. l: is now lable for your car from any Goodyear Selected Dealer.

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Thirkernidewelll eior longer life. Rllvn on sidewall add liirihrr protection again-i rurbs and rm.

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