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CRUISE

PRINOE EDWARD gr, 5-2,, TOMORROW A New Kind of Romance!

Strangely, Excitingly Different!

0f love he know nothing . . . . Until this shy, beautiful girl -—- irightened by the beasts that were his playlclloyrs -—- BOI-IKIII PTO‘ friction in ht arms-

LORETTA YOUNG

rii-zxe RAYMOND ’ o. P. HEGGIE llefcnselcss in a den of Beasts. The lnarls of infur-

' lated wild animals in mortal combat was the weird acrnnrpanimcnt of this strange romance.

s. <o S’l'.-\N LAUREL arm OLIVER HARDY is “TOWED IN A HOLE"

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Good Roads Convention

MONTREAL, Sept. 5.'—Accept- anocs of the invitations sent out to members of the Canadian Good Roads Association and allied cr- ganizations to attend the twentieth annual convention of the associa- tion at the Royal Connaught Hotel, Hamilton, on September 13, 14 and

EDIPLOYS VIOLET RAYS TO TRAP IIIOSQUITOES I

"Tie lutv can minke a man pick out n swxi ilivrslmcnt any more than n Iaiv (rould make a man pick out ‘a i; NOLI v." '—-Roger W. Baboon.

PARIS,’ Sept. 5-A young French woman Mlle. Germaine Gourdon, has Just invented a. kind of vac- uum-cleaning process to relieve the world of all kinds of obnoxious in- sects.

Her apparatus is a combination lamp emitting ultra-violet rays and a. suction-pump which draws info an asphyxiating chamber all (PIIMPS the restricted air tubes and Insacts whlfh 60m"- wmfl“ the guards aoainst future trouble. 'I‘ry "Inf" "I the “Ys- BY varying Ill‘? 5. length of the rays, the operator

zzllraggcci Down by Asthma. The w m or \\'Olli.'ll'l. who is continually subuct to asthma is unflttcd for his or IIPI‘ life's work. Strength departs and L‘I‘l“l‘£l’_'»' is taken away until life mwnuwics .1 lII'I"ll'_\' existence. And yet "is l; motile»: Dr. J. D. Kellogg's ml luim. lu-meriy has hrouglit a great clizixi-ze to 2m army of sufferers. It

ban municipalities the territory adjacent to the con- vention city, should result in swel- ling the ranks of official and lay delegates well beyond the numbers

..New Gombinatvilon ' Meal Service On 0.N.R. Trains

(Special to The Guardian) , MONCTON, N. B, Sept. 4.-—The -new combination meal service in- qliugurated on dining cars of the :Cariadian National Railways is Imecting with marked approval on

I the part of the patrons of the ‘rail- I5» and ‘esfivntlolls 3°‘ Iwm M‘ way in the Maritimes, stated E. W.

wm“l°dntl°“r “re rcflching Gwrge ' Cameron, superintendent of sleeping

A. McNamee, ihe secretary-treasur-

and dining cars at Halifax, N. 5.,

cl’. In 111618851"! numbers at his ' who was in Moncton today on busi-

offices in the New Blrks BUIIGIYIEIness connected with his depart- Puuet here. and e izrritifriiislr large iit- l merit. The new combination meals, The l

tendance is already assured. proximity c1 Toronto and half-a- dozen small cities to Hamilton, and the densely-settled and highly-or- ganized county, township and ur- comprtsed in

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'I'Ill'cc Year Palmer Graduate H4 Prince St. Phone 107g Home Calls Made.

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.-;~.- attracts all varieties into the fatal experiment with short rays, the receptacle of the vacuum-cleaner was found to con- tain a large number of mosquitoes and other small insects. greater length

zone. After an

was tried many large moths and beetles found their ‘ I way into the wholesale destroyer. The principal claim made for tho invention is that it enables I operators in infested areas to in- duce the insects to seek their own

Do Not Neglect Your Eyes I

grout licncilt to you.

E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR

An examination might be of

destruction. Its most curious fea- ture is its property of selection. Two lamps working with rays of different lengths attract various kinds of insects. Mosquitoes, for instance, were trapped in thous- ands by a lamp which larger in- sects ignored.

registered in years when the con- vention has been hcld in less cen- tral locations or more sparsely- populated provinces. Assurances have been received that govern- mental delegations, headed by Highways Ministers, their deputies] 0r departmental executives, will beI present from Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Manitoba and Saskat- chewan, in addition toassociation officers and members from these and other provinces. Hon. Herbert A. Bruce, Lieutenant-Governor of

Ontario, has been invited to per- form the opening ceremony on Wednesday, Prime Minister George S. Henry, a

September 13, and past-president of the association, is also expected to be present.

A new and welcome feature of

OPTOMETRISTS

South Side Queen Square

TIPS FOR TEACHERS

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5~Rulcs for being a good teacher, as promiil- gated by Dr. C. R. Campbell, president of the Hamilton County board of education, before a coun-

cnu. on us

FOR S awin g. planefng, __ 5‘ crushing. Expert work, III| expert service. If;

\YOR'I‘H’S MILLS, ,1,‘ Iyllllvieiv, I‘. E. I. {l

Eye Comfort

for eye workers is a mutter of I vital importance. From early mom to late at “A lilglll. we "crow-d" our eyes re- lentlessly, from one 10h I0 another. flow long will they stand It?

' Arr- you now enjoying that ef- . ilricncy and comfort which ought to he yours?

Consult us if you are not: You have much to gain. and nothing to lose.

In any case the knowledge galricd from an examination, makes it well worth while.

O. F. NIITOIIESON

OPTOMETRIST

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I lMve You Placed Protection

on your most val- uable Asset Your Life Assurance. Consult J. B. HUGHES

Phone 2RO-L. 2M Kent Street

NOTES‘ WATER-MARK

ty teachers‘ institute:

"Read detective stories.

"Own movie cameras,

"Own radios.

"Read 12 good books a year. "Keep a close mouth.

“Attend community dances. "Use the rod in front of other pupils, but only rarely."

'I'hc idea, he said, is to cot a youthful viewpoint. and slick to it.

USES PRTNPIVS READ

MELBOURNE, Sept. 5 -'I‘ho head of the Prince of Wales, in profile, is one of the innovations intro- duced in the new currency notes shortly, to be put into circulation in Australia. The prince's head will replace the commonwealth coat-of- arms WBMI-IIIBJIC. when held up to the light the features of the heir to the throne will be seen facing those of the King,

Another change is that the promise to pay in gold has been deleted.

DIDN'T WANT WIFE BESIDE HIS BIER

LONDON, Sept. ii-Recent wills include that of a man who declar- ed that his wife should not be ai- lowed to attend his funeral or to see him after“ death.

He stated that his wife "did 0r- der me out of her house by telling me to go and go quick, which I did, and by so ordering me out she did forfeit all legal claim to mo or anything that I own . . .

"She has on different occasions insulted me and once grossly in- sulted me in public, she is dan- gerously untruthful and her oath could not be believed."

this year's convention will be the presence of a strong representation of the American Road Builders‘ Association, with which close recip- rocal relations have been main- tained for years by the Canadian body. 0n the preceding Saturday at noon a motorcade will leave the A. R. B. A. headquarters at Wash- ington, D.C., and after staying overnight at Williamsport, Pa, and receiving additions en route, will cntcr Ontario at the Niagara fron- tier and reach Toronto late on Sun- day afternoon. On Tuesday the motorcade will proceed to Hamil- ton, where its members will remain for the duration of the convention Already some forty members 0i’ the A.R.B.A, have signified their inten- tion of joining the motorcade. Wednesday and Thursday will be taken up with four convention ses- sions, two leciurcs at each being followed by discussions, and by the annual business meeting of the es- sociation, with the annual dinner concluding the proceedings. Friday ivfll be devoted to an inspection trip oi‘ iihe highways of the Niagara peninsula, taking in Niagara Fails and Qucenston, St. Catherine-s, the’ new Welland Canal, the Chippewas power development, and the famous fruit belt, and permitting inspection by the technical delegates of var- ious types of highways, with their bridges, culverts, cuttings, fills and other auxiliary works.

“You only married me because my aunt. left me some money."

“Nothing of the kind. I'd have married you rrgai-dless of who had left it to you."

::Miller's Worm Powders act so thoroughly that stomachic and in- testinal worms are literally ground up and pass from the child without being noticed and without incon- venience to the sufferer. Thcy are painless and perfect in action, and at all times will be found a heal- thy medicine, strengthening tho in- fantile stomach and maintaining it in vigorous operation, so that, be-

Mr. Cameron said, ailord the trav- elling public greater convenience in ordering meals, and this, (dong with the reasonable rates sec, has brought them into favor.

There are five combination break- fasts, ranging in price from 35 cents to one dollar, four luncheons, priced at from ‘l5 cents to one dollar and three dinner selections priced from

one dollar to $1.50.

Former Islander

Receives G~N.R. Appointment

(Special m The Guardian) MONOTON, N. 13., sept. 4.—'l'he

superintendent of Motive Power and Car Equipment, Atlantic Re- gion, Qmadian National Railways, in the place of J. A. Johnston. 1'6- tired.

Mr. Henderson, who is u. native of Charlottetown, P. E. 1., entered the service of the railway as machinists apprentice at Sydney 0n October 3'7. 1918, serving the necessafl‘ 191181-11 of time to qualify him as a machin- ist. severing his connection with the railway, he reentered the service as machinist at sydiiey on March 5, 1929 and on June 5, 1029 was made machinist and crane operator which position he continued to oc- cupy until his new appointment.

SOCIETY TAKES HEB. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5-30- ciety here is still egog over the veritable Cinderella romance by which a. humble waitress in fl sandwich shop became the bride of the wealthy and socially prom- inent head of a bimkins firm. The principals were Robert Frazer Welsh, sportsman and club- man, and pretty Frances Scwzuk, the daughter of a poor Ukrainian immigrant and 29 years Wclsh's Junior.

Welsh became enamored of the girl as she served him sandwiches over a busy counter daily.

A livuried chauffeur and limou- sine took die place oi’ the fairy book coach es Welsh wooed his bride to be.

Gradually, Welsh introduced the girl to those in his own social circles. She was immediately ac-

cepted.

NORTH RIVER

The many friends of Miss Ella fliompscn ere pleased to know that she is improving after her opera- tion in the P. E. I. Hospital.

Miss Grace Thomson, Nurse-in- tretntng at Falconwood Hospital, f; spending her holidays at her home in North River.

Miss Helen Warren of North River has returned home after vis- iting friends in Fredericton.

Miss Annie Holliwcii of Spring- ton, has taken up her duties as teacher of East Wilishire School.

Miss Muriel Warren of North

sides being an effective vcrmifugv,

The man left his property to

they are tonical and health-giving Al: their effect).

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River spent the week-end“ in HBNRIIIQ

EXHIBITION PRIZE IIST

rouixruv (Cont) Class as-Chickeus

59c, zo-Wyeiidotle White Pullei

lea-Fred Blanchard. Charlotte- town, 2nd—Fred Blanchlflfi. 3rd- Fred Blanchard.

Sec. 2l-Pitt Game OOdkONl

let-Peter Coles, f“ lottewwn. ‘rind-Robert Dalzier. Charlottetown, aid-Frank Power, Charlottetown.

Sec. ail-Pitt Game Pullet

1st—Peter 001w. cirtowxi. Bud- Robert Dalziel, Clfwwu, 9rd- Frani: Power, Clitowu

Sec. 28--Cockei~el, any other vii-r- iety 0r breed

lat-Alex D. Grant, Pictou, NB, and-George M. Holmes, Amherst, N.S., Srd-L. A. Haszard, Charlotte. town. Sec. a-i-Pullet any the! overiety 0r breed

lst-Alex D. Grant, 2nd—George M. Holmes, 3rd-.L. A. Hasslzd.

Class Sk-Productlon OIII

Sec. 6w! ~ ist-Jfurry M. Hyde, Cornwall, Znd-J-Iarry M. Hyde, Std-w. H. Boswell dz sun, Mai-airfield.

Sec. fr-Plymouth Rock, Barred. I-len

lst-J-Iarry M. Hyde, ind-Harry M. I-lyvde, 3rd—Har.ry M. Hyde Sec. tl-Ply-mouth Rock Barred Cookerel

' 1st—Cyriis Plckard, West Royalty, 2nd—Cyrus Pickard, lard-Ohio Na- tional Silver For: Fur Farm, Sum- merside.

Sec. 4--Plym0uth Rock Barred

h-Plymouth Rock Barred

lst-Cyrus Pickerd, ind-Cyrus‘ Pickard, 3rd-Ohlo National Silver Fox Fur Farml.

Sec. .'>—Plymouth Rock White Cock _

1st._B. Poole, Charlottetown. Sec, B-Plymouth Rook, White Hen

let-B. Poole, ind-B. Poole. Sec. 7-Plyunouth Rock, White Cockerel

Son, 3rd.—B. Poole. Pallet --A. Boswell do Son,

1Sb-—A. C. Munroe, M88

int-B. Poole, and-AB. Poole, 3rd

Sec. 10—Wyaridotte White Hen

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Bee. c-m of'whit0 lerlwml lair-C. u wisner. Ind-ill!!- J- F, Eagton, 3rd-O\d.‘rs. Roland Enter. 59¢, y-Pea of Rhoda Island Roda s. c. let-rim! M- rude-

OLASS 37—-POIIIl7

Registered or recon! oi wflvrm- ance elem

Sea. 1-18. P. Rods

lst-Ofuo Nat/tonal 811m Ibx Fur Farms.

Bee. a-lwiiire Wyendvbtu

let-A. C. Mlunwe.

Sec. $—-White LeBhl-mil

lst-llvh-s. Roland alikter, Ind- Mrs. J. F. giesum.

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Poultry, Ducks:

Bee. P-Turkey, bronne, male over 1 yell‘ old

lat-A. Boswell Charla N. Porno

Sea. Z-Jrurkey bronse, over 1 your old

let-Charles N. Payne, mid-A. Boswull d: son, ard-Jwillie J. I-Isy- den. Cherry Valley

Sec. 8—'I‘urlney lmmiie mole, hatched in 1938

lst-Charles N. Payne, Odd-Willie J. Hayden.

Sea. 4-'I‘iirkey. bronze. female. hatched in 199B '

Int-Charles N. Payne, ind-Wil- lie J. Hayden. Sec. O-Gocse Toulouse, mele lat-Charles N. Payne, gnd_ (390130 L. Boswal. (ltd-Borden Boe- wall, Dunstaffnage Bee. Iii-Goose, * over 1 year old lst-Charles N. Payne, 2nd-—Bor- den Boswell, aid-George L. Bos- wall. _ Sea. Ill-Goose, Vtoulouse, mule, hatched in 1938 Isis-George L. Boswell, :M_. Borden Boswell, Srd-Borcieoi Boc- wall. ‘ Sea. 12-00000, toulouse, female batched in i998 lst-Geeran 1.. Boswell, ind- Borden Boswell, 3rd-—Boiden Bos- wall Sec. 18-000». white bmmen or emden male, over 1 year old let-George L. Boswell, znd__ G901?! b Boswell, Sid-Charles N.

‘mrkevyl, Geese and

tkflolxind-

feuiele.

‘ouse, fauisle

1st--B. Poole, mid-A. Boswell so Perrie-

Sec. 14-4300“, Whifp bremen or

s“; a-_P]ynmu1,h m”; emden ferrule over 1 year old

let-George L. Boswsll, ane_ George L. Boswell, srd-A. Boswell 8c Son.

590- 15-60086. White Bremen or

,,,,,,,,e_ Ilmden male, hatched in 1908

N.S., hid-Melvin Hyde, Cornwall. Sea. ll-Wyaridotte, White 00¢- Boswell 6: B011, appointment of John L. Henderson He] as acting locomotive foreman at Sydney, N. 8., effective this date is Munroe, 8rd___B_ Poole‘ announced by W. E. Barnes, General

lsb-A. C. Munroe, 2nd—-A. C.

Sec. flt-Iwyendotte. White Pul-

let

let-A. C. Munroe, ind-A. C. Munroe, Ord-IB. Poole.

Sec. 13—1egh0m, “mite Cod: mp0. w. Wiener, Pictou. us, 9nd—<A. C. Munroe. aflil-JIVITS-J. F. Eoswri. New Wiltshire.

Sec. l-t-Leghom, White Hen isteA. C. Munroe. Bud-is». Vye Gibson, Moncwxi, N.B.. llrd-Mrs. J. F. Easton.

Sec. 15~Ix3h=0rn White Ovclcml 1sb--C. W. Wisnei‘, Ind-A. C. Mum-oe, arch-Mrs. J. F. Easton. Sec. iii-Leghorn White Pullet let-C. W. Wisner, mid-A. C‘. Munroe, 3rd-Cyrus Pickard.

"Sec. 1'l—1Rhode Island Red. S. C. Cock

lav-Harry M. Hyde.

Sec. IB-Jthode Island Red, S. C. Hen , _ lab-Harry M. Hyde.

Sea. iii-Rhode Island Red s. c, Cockerel

Ist—W. J. Ciidlmore d: Son, 2nd —-l-Iflrry M. Hyde, 3rd—Ha.r-ry M. Hyde

Sec. 20—~'H.h0de Island Red S. C. Pallet.

1st—W. J. Cudmore 8r Son, 2nd —-Harry M. Hyde, 3rd-I-larry M. Hyde.

GLASS B5 Poultry Breeding Pens ‘Adult

Sea. 1—\Pe'n of Lqlioms

lat-A C. Munroe, Qnd-C, w. Wiener, Oral-Stephen A. Payne. Sec. L-Pen of Mlnvrcas

isiP-W. J. Cudmore s» Son

Sec. 3-Pe'n of Orpingtorm let-Charles N. Payne, 2nc_ mills Jenkins, Charlottetown RR. 5, Ont-Mu. J. W. MiGregor, win- aloe. '

Sec. l-Pen of Plymouth Rocks let-John McInnis, Charlottetown, ind-John MoInnls.

Bee. 6—Pen of Rhode Island Reds let-A. J. Taylor, Sackville, N13,, 21ld—-W- J. Cudmore dc Son.

Sec. 'i--Peii of White Plymouth Boob .

let-llbederiek Blanchard.

CLASS 3O Poultry Breeding Pens Adult

Sec. 1—Pen of Barred Plymouth Rpclu

lat-Ohio. Nationol Silver Fox Fur Farms, Znd-Harry M. Hyde. Bee. 2—Pen of White Plymouth flocks

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let-Charles N. Payne,’ Hid-A. Std-Charles N. Payne.

Sec. 16-Goose, While Bremen or Emden female, hatched in 1m let-Charles N. Payne, ind-IA. Boswell i! Son, md-Olnrles N. Payne.

Sec. 17-1Duok, Rouen, male, over 1 year 01d

let-Preston L. Qmflbell, fled- Preston L. Calmplbell, Old-dc H. Boswell A: Son, 4th-0herlel N. Payne.

Sec. 18-Duck, Roueu, female over i yea: old

let-A. H. Boswull s: Ion, 2nd- Preeton L. Campbell. furl-Preston L. Campbell, dth-A. Boswell a» Son Sea. 19—Duok, Rfium, male. hatched in 1933

let-Borden Boswell, 2nd—A. If. Boswell d: Son, Brd-tlt. H. Boswell do Son, tf-h-A. H. Boclwlll k Bun Sec. QO-Duek Rpuen, female hat- ched in 1933

int-A. H. Boswell d: Sou, 2nd— A. H. Boswell 6r Son, Std-IA». Bos- wall 8a Son

Sec. zi-Duck, Pekin, male over 3 year old

let-A. H. Boswell dz Son, 2nd- A. Boswell a Son. Sid-George L. Boswell

Sec. 22-17mm, Pekin, female, over 1 year old

ist-A. H. Boswell 8s son, 2nd... A. Boswell a» Son. aid-George L. Boswell

Sec. 33-Oct. Pdll, mph h‘- elied in 1038

let-A. H. Boswell a Son, 2nd— A. H. Boswell a Son, Snip-A. 1!. Boswell 8a Son.

Sec 24--Duok, Peldn. female het- ohed in 1933

lst-A. H. Boswell s: Son, and... A. H. Boswell d: Son, 3TH H, Boswell 8c Son .

CLASS O0 Dresud Poultry

Sec. 3—Best two ducks

let-Mrs. J. W. MoGregor, win. aloe _

Sec. d-Beet two dressed eockereis lair-Preston Wood. Bouthport, 2nd -lMrs. Willard Pruwse, Buckley Point Road. Std-Mrs. J. P. listen, New Wlltshirc ' »

GLASS i‘! It'll

Sec. i-Awlen. commercial peck- BQB! Dwked in fruit basket. Ist-J-l. E. Bent, Tupperviile, N.8. Sec. 2-Duchese of Aldenbuig

OENTIIAL GNARIIAII

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This column II reserved for Queen's County nnu o! loeil ntuest but Id- verttning of e newly untun may be lnurtod It d cents a word strictly payable In udvuuu-

DISCEABGING TODAY Bay- view Screened, 87.60 per ton. A. ml moumuns Wednesday night. Elliott's Orchestra. 81a

TD! A LOAD of Bayviow Screened unloedini from car to- day, 01.50 per ton. A._Pichrd a» Co. Phone 240. 880

[HAND PRIZE WINNER. — m. I... A. I-hmerd he: ' ‘ word that the poultry which he had ex- hibited at the Canadian National Exltmion in Tod-onto lied won two firsts, two seconds, and one third. Ho had exhibited in all 615M birds, black roeeoomb hflntanhs. Mi‘. Him- zani is to be congratulated on his success in the face 0f world-wide competition.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday one drunk and in- capable was given 5 days. A case of unlawful ossession of stolen goods’ was remanded until Thurs- day, and a case of breaking and entering was remanded until Thursday. One men was fined $10 and costs or 2O days in Jail. for operating a motor car with defec- tive brekes. A charge of vagrancy was remanded until Thursday.

HAD 000D OUTING — Meme Vlfillimm Mocom-t, Jack Williams.‘ Earl Steeves and Alfred Blacquire oi.’ Moncton, N. 13., spent Labor Day in the city, having motored to the Island Saturday. They were ec- conrpanled by Mrs. Elisabeth Cook. It was Mr. Bteeves and Mr. Wil- liams first time on the Island, and the boys greatly enjoyed their trip. m. Bleoquire last visited the Isl-and twenty eight years ago. While here they were the guests of Mr. and ivifrs. Matthew McCourt.