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ilelicious Cereal Brought New Health to Mr. Bartholomew

We uote from his voluntary let- ‘fl hud considerable trouble with m stomach. Di, stion was out of t e question. I got medicine which gave me only temporary relief.

“Then I thought o! taking ALL- BIAN. I started outing a cereal dish- Iul two or threo times o day.

“It has been over a year now nee 1 ate that first dish of bran. t from that day to this I have had the pleasure of enjoyingfihfi P101391‘ functioning of the digestive organs. “Thanks to ALIFBRAN: I still eat lt r larly and like it better all the ime."—Lcster Bartholomew.

eastern cusnma

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..".I'hle column 1s reserved m news of locnl Interest but advertising

I cents a word ldrisncc.

. JSUBSCRIPTIONS to ‘The handed to their Rep. Archie l-lume. or left at H. J. Mebons Drug Store. Montague. 106.

“THE ROAD’?

I sit on my porch by the side of the road,

And the world has s. smile for me.

A smile and a kindly eye.

I have nothing to give but a smile, you are. r

Or o kindy word as they pass my way.

I sit on my porch by the side oi’ the W, - And the children I hear at play-

»! g newly nsturs may be inserted o1 strictly pnylhh ll

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and Prince Gounty Chronicle

Leaves Time Peter's Road 745A. M- M. II. load - .... 3-00 " Gztspereaux . 8.10 “ Sturgeon 8.20 “ Lower Mtg. Poo e s tore 3 U . Mtg. Clements Office . ’ h," “um” ‘g . New Perth 0.0a “ ii-lf-LETL-r h- Ia-en: n I vgfnon Riv" n, 9.20 ". cents u word strictly gqylhlo In 0d Cherry Volley ... 9-35 “ 5"" Pownal . . . . . . .......... 9-45 " Arrives in Charlottetown 10.15 " AIMS-MILLER Biwfilffl "X

Cubes. only $5.50 per 100 lbs- at

Returning, leaves Revere Hotel at Brace‘ m‘

4.10 p. m. Dally Except Sunday. Passengers from Georgetown may

.J1‘hls column |I reserved for new! - -—’I'HI PORT Bull WODQIYI III-

stitute will present their Play "And Billy Disappeared" in Malpeque Hall on ‘Dlesday evening, September 20th. Half proceeds in lid o! Ms!- pcque Hall. 1934-

QIWDIIIIUHON (Ml-MB-

AMIllAN

Assets ismsoesss

_ X88838. LAPfl-IOI-NI Mahm-

Illrpllll ‘£03533;

4 snvsnsox 140 Richmond Itreq,

iltrskie G. M. Matthews held Court .

connect wtih Bus at Geoflfl Poole/s store, Irowcr Montague, 8.30 a. m. But will stop on signal It l!!!’ point. a Delivery parcels carried M I

-PRE NUTTIAL SHOWER-lilac home of ltir. and Mrs. John Wedge o! surnmerside was the scene of a happy gathering on Friday evening

when the friends of Miss Marie Delaney, daughter oi Dr. and ms. Delaney of Wellington, tendered her a shower previous to her mar-

mlnlmmn of 25 cent-S- 1299.

BRITISH POULTRY MARKET

REQUIREMENTS riage to Mr. Henry Wedge. Miss A ma“ "-5 chicken. not Merle, 38 months old daughter o1

m. and lvfrs. Carl Delaney and

at Simirmersidc on Friday and tried

five oases under the Pr “"“ - Act. All were cases of illegal con- sumption and each offender was fined $10 and costs-S

--BU! ROOFING and Roof Cost- ing at Bruce's. 1808.

—MATINEE HORSE 3.5% at

Queensland‘

lalnssndPi-especls

Generous reins have fallen sli over the State, and districts which had seen no min (or nearly three

Social Life for the Blind

After sixteen years of patient frugality and severe economies, the Queensland Musical and Literary Self-Aid Bociety has reaped its re- ward. On July 4 the Society open- ed its new club house in South Brisbane for the sole use o! blind Persons. There are "rs members.

comes from s famous Southern mo‘

is to cream the shortening and n” together, slowly and smoothly, Th“ beottha yolks of the eggs and no‘ ly add the sugar to the yolks, m‘ add the yolks and lugai- to shortening and flour mixture, m‘, lng smoothly. Ibld in the 5 bee-tenses Whites. Rub a. loaf m‘ (with a. funnel) with sham

I call them all my treasured flow- ers. Arid their happy voices make glad

more than four pounds in weight and Carrying even a higher de- gree of flashing and fat than usual-

years benefited. Good soaking rains ear-tending over s. fortnight have completely transformed the

the Summerside Driving Past Wed-

nesday, September 27th st 2 p. m. Proceeds in aid of the Prince

Master Kenneth Arsenault. only 2 years old. as a little bride and groom escorted the bride-lobe to

(Address furnished upon request) Consti ation ls usuully due to

The society was tounded in 191'!

pour in the cake and place '11; . by the late m. John Olsen. The

moderate oven (350 degrees) ior Q

k t“ lk"t 1 th 't - ‘dries? and“ viiezilrferltijlqfv llefilglgse . my ‘my’ ‘Y “m” °“ mm‘ . Fmvle’ birds’ the seat of honour. The little girl County Hospital. cures Classes: A.. landscape. nor have Irosts inter- ‘m’ fir,“ l” regarded as the “um Qxigllrmsitzm mlcilzlnbme hm h i uminaflon’ And-DRAM Suljifhes “Mb ma“ memmeml laughter’ offers distinct possibilities m’ do. dressed in hlte end sent- B. and 0.. also 2 year old class. xeaed t0 destroy the youns Brass. l” '9 W81 homo of m; blind eg . l B 0W1‘ ‘hi: f goth, as well as iron for the ood. m4 ma‘ vewpment on the export market" 1; W“ _ W P" ' Th". u now ‘bundam med to m‘ 17001119- moderate “'1' “mum” m9

Come and see a real good race and help s, good cause. General admis- sion 25 cmts. Grandstand and children free. mlrthcr particulars apply to J. 0. Cobb or W. E. Darby.

ed Miss Delaney who is her aunt with a lovely bouquet of flowers. “Here Comes the Bride" was sung as the party entered the room. Mss Yvonne Arsenault read the verses

Ior ao minutes. “when the cm g put in the oven cover the pan m“ another pan and keep covered m, til taken out o! the oven. Tum ti; cake out on a rack to cool. Ice w!“

The "hulk" in ALL-BRAN is much

‘ - like that of leafy vegetables. Cer- ' l‘ - _ tainly this fond is more natural .' than taking lidrniful patent mulli-

I cincs. Twn lEZlYlQFlIGOYIfLIlS ilniiy

~ will overcome most iypcs of consti-

etated by poultiy officials of‘ the Dominion Department of Agricul- ture.

In recent yrars there has been almost a complete transition in the

to the end o! the year.

The marked advance in wool prices has had s stimulating effect, resulting in a loosening of purse

I have many “nan houses w"), Mulls Compete 1M‘ M01161 birdlings bright: In my stately o‘d pine trees.

I've a. glad hrd song from dawn,

As s fitting memorial to the memory other late husband, Mr. Godfrey Rivers,

i- potion. Vfiili ouch n1rnl_'n chronic m, dwk, t d w. H: r h, k s r _ whgch lccompanged the gifts wmch Secretary. 1332 v 3t 0119 “m0 I good boned mng_ ‘=3 I casvs‘ If m‘ renew‘! ‘Us way’ sec And tliry help the trying care of 13:6: n 0:11,]. (12,335): Grimm-kit were opened by Miss Dora Wedge. s‘ g ma’ m improvement m teacher at m’ Brmbm’ Temmcal . z your doctor’ . life to cine. A gemgufrre (he 1mm; roasts;- After the many lovely guts had —DEATII 0F DARIUS W. “new ma‘ The “nemploymem c°u°59 ‘md u” “under 91 u"? Cocosnut Mscaroons ' l Get H“! qdvnihilillgel“? Tm We c1059 °5 l- ‘img 511mm“ ‘pounds and uP W15 in premier do been admired s. dainty lunch was mmTlkJlule death Wwmd it “mo” h“ also been considerably Queensland Natmn“ A“ Gallery- . Oil!‘ ‘filfv ‘i r . " ‘ ‘ 1 ~ ' “ r _ . r onddu, Ui (i111 moiid. and while there is still o. served by the hostess esisted by Albert“ ‘m Midi?» Bf-‘Dirembéf 22. Selfish e iziysxiy £2169“: m‘ widow h“ put “we “ large W111i"?! °1 hm“ I885. 0X18

sum of money for the purpose oi providing a Trust which will in al- ternate yeers conduct a. conipeti- tion amougst Australian artists and (2) purchase a picture of mer- it from overseas. This was the in- nugural year, and artists from all

of Darius W. Hartt, st the adimnc- ed age of eighty-three years. 'I‘he late M.\'.'HE\I'H. was born at Deer Island, New Brunswick, and in early life moved to Alberton where he was for many years connected with the lobster industry. He was

powdered suila-r, one half teasp

vanilla, one-half pound package . _- moist grated cocosnut. Use r 0- r y‘ cocosnut i1’ necemary, the mixture’ should be very still. Beat the whites until still, add the ‘auger, then flay». oring and cocoanut. Drop the nib.

Mrs. Carl Delaney and Miss Wedge. The remainder of the evening was spent in music and danc‘ng.—-s

oonsidernlfe (iemand for this weig-ht oi’ chicken at the holiday season, and to ll. limitrd extent throughout the your, the bulk of the trade t:doy in poultry is ini birds weighing under 4 pounds and all of the inquiries that have comeQred M135 Benin}, Ygg on 111mg-

valls. It is generally realized that upon the pastoral and grazing in- dustries dcpends the progress and development of the state, and with that factor in mind strenuous ef- forts havc been directed towards

l sit on my porch by the side of the Rmd,

r And squirrels I ivatch at play.

“ lloiv they nliiiblg; scamper from. . irre i0 tree. l

"' iyavfvttj i

——M'ISCELLANEOUs SHOWER- A mscellancous shower was tcnd-

l F aiiiiais r r

i: ‘ l “W? "I", as low as 2 1-2 pounds. Practically‘ Clfly scpicmber 2151', m; 1,0; 1g M11 o prominent member of the Mason- mlnlmi-iiris the cost of production 979p Alhstraua ""8 mviwd to com- W"? l“ Sim“ 59mm“! ‘m a hi‘ ‘i’ ‘z ‘ p ‘ "Thu-r i111?‘ gal‘ (‘Yfllil-YTPS 80 b-“iiihir to C's-nude for pouiiry during ‘the. ivlién about 125 guests assemblediic omen and at the time °f 3115 or prknary products‘ The stale “t” for 5‘ prize °f £80, the winning iggk m; afzligzvdovtghaagsgeteil 5 m “It. are ready m bu). i i" Ch r ° th 1d Drescht year have been for blrdSl ,0 extend to M155 yeo their bestdeath was probably the oldest mem_ 09-53199 h” Tedlwed fYQiBhLS 011. picture to become the property of f“ $5 t 20 mmutes g e‘ Vi: . some good lunassnn by l so; tlglxflggdpOl‘ r m ..e s c Srggguzrn: 1:6 to 45 pounds to thomshcs ‘or her future happiness’ be!‘ or zemand Lpdge’ Alberwm He wool by 10 pimcent. as itempxoriay‘ the Queens] id National Gallery. 0r o . -, r , ' ‘ _ i, ~ - ox o 1w: ve. ~ . . ‘ - '- l’ . H A Y. b E L D u n d ~ ~ rend and siranger pass my way. v .. Prelim“ m h" mmiage- The “i”??? unwed by m‘ widow and one measure pen s a rev cw o c sixty n“ pictures were sent m by southern Glnnrbrmd , . hotwhhstandlng this change in“? rem, dewrated m, t daughter, Mrs. George Pridham Wh°1° Wslimfl- artists from Melbourne Sydney r l .. l7l7llfl) OXTS SEPT) Some have henrtaches, while oth- gize a-d f_~ e of bird thpve 15 no! ‘a p y w stealth ' ' ' One half Clip IIIOZT-GMDB. U‘ 1o .1 ’ ‘ l,» , - ~ H‘ A r- .i‘rs and flowers. Miss Viola. Gdlles- Mimimse- i0 Whom sympathy 1i EX- Tflemwi" W! Qileemlflfld- A M- . -. and FEED WHEAl‘ or: are grad. change ;Xl the demand for qualityfl - t .- ‘ tended-S Land n sca e b Will Ashton r s dn ‘abmpwns hm“ Bus“ o“ m 1' I QFFD . . ’ g ' 0311 Lot us give them s. smile in m m“ 1 anything the inqistencfll!jle 65cm “d the bude'to'be to the I "n8" p y ’ o y ey one cup sour cream or sour mil , A] w r J A RARLEL SEED , w, ~, - - ‘ > “isest of honor in the strains oi was the winner. Mr. Elioth Gruner, . Pr‘. I- ., lW-Jlipll ti?“ dfiiy- on volume and cirpth of breast . Keen competition exists among °n° c“? mmasfis- W‘, cups no f R arld- _ ‘f; E I? R I“ C K‘ 3. Til at last we arrive ht the Bid oi 1 flashing and gcim-al finish 0n thaiu"? wedding March played by Miss Tllrnips For Sheep Seekers after land recently thrown acted as Judgm A number of the m!“ wgsmm‘ ginger‘ ‘me h: i N ‘l HhA r’ “l H‘ er f"? i i “*0 Riiad- ipert of the general public is Slicer-Ion‘? Giuespm A wen flu“ has‘ ‘open . There were no fewer than exhibits were purchased by private leaspm“ wan‘ we kumm‘ b“ l CASH or in exchange "Mm Mimiie M Mu-‘TBY- ‘ er tlizin over loeiore. This is occas-lkm dammy tnmmed Wm‘ white. While there is little danger c9856 applicants for areas osurcsat- collectors m Brlsbaxum Pwde" mean‘ wanna‘ the Sh“ l W for FEEDS of u" kindm ; ,5 ibmd’ m part, by the pram“ Mi 3nd. are? u-us carried in by Misguveméeqlhg roots to. sheep the‘ m; 200000 acre’ W the Taroomi ening slid sugar then addithe m0 " ‘ "_“‘ r r . 058B c0 and Mas J ' . ' ' . sift th da, bak ng pow I’ _ a “L” {um “WOMAYS 5CWlC€ in the better oass restau- C hen d d . er am€s|quantity which can be profitably district. The applicants were large- 185508 a ‘in Add, . i . l)! W, Is n. E H ,, rants 0i half of the -breast of “m” “is” i“ bride ‘mdirud is limited When feeding 1 1-2 1 from New South Wales al- Substantial flak d" “d m“ mi" er‘ H‘ , a & I Ni l: . . TH OME Chwkpn, the thighs and Mugs by ‘£00m. The many useful and love- ,0 2 unds h mm y ' es first mixture alternately with tli ' r I i“ in‘; used for other purlrses With ll’ gifts Wfire Opened by Miss 1 m w’ appm amy though they included many from F T H cream or milk. and Sill‘ "19 811m fir “m, mo Sgngan “woman's place the acumen C! bang hflvéd the Gladys Miner and Miss Evelyn f 5-2 to 2 pounds of roots may be Queensland, within the past OI‘ 6 63. 011i‘ thoroughly mm the mixture, B l ‘villa the helm", the Nazi senate of breast and the portion of theIcar- Mayne The humourous verses‘ e perhhead per day. occasionally’ twelve months over 590mm‘) acres ‘i the 8E8 SEIJHYHWY bfiiltell- BB1" i ' .,llamburg has decreed a holocaust Cass to “Hm me Ne“, adheres which accompanied the gifts were 2:031:15“ a: ‘t Dolundsf mg? be f: of land have been made available There are many varieties of Eug- a poundcake pan well rubbed ‘~' of married ic-nmle teachers, says is sawed m, ct Naturan r ‘ y, u. w en 9e n3 r°° - for selection in Queensland and the lish tea cake onclsmnde with yeast u Use a slow oven (M _ , _ m; read by Miss Lucy Pickering who . ' shorter ng. 5 i m” 3914*“ mrresiwndent °f the purpose an unusually nigh-iii’ deeysy-Pflflscd them to the bride, M,“ 2r i325‘ be 1°" 548m 0f» number o1 Crown tenants in the and is nothing much more than d“) {or QnR-hiilf hour. When ---r _ p 1 London ueurs_cmoni¢ig_ mouted breast l; dashed’ and haslqndys Thmnas. dummy placedith"; h, m °n msbandmfl-Yi. State now exceeds 50,000. sweetened yeast breed with sauron m. almost c001, m, m ‘wok 5 , J-l .5 |_ No fewer than 103 teachers who r ~ a t ey are mainly useful as a added for color. But the recipe be- break each slice up“ and m‘ .

had engagements for lire with the Hamburg State and 68 temporary teachers have received notice oi dismis-sol. The authorities have as- sured themselves that the dismiss- ed teachers can be supported ade- quately by husbands, and‘ it is ex- plained to them that they will ren- der the State more service by look- ing after husband, home and their town children than by doing public ‘ work which unecnployed men can do just as well.

I9 1-‘ "Timed that many of the male teachers to he appointed in place of the women will be able to .3. imnny and to found homes, there. '_ .b_v contributing to the “more ha. bios" effort which is so important

Eye Comfort

for eye Workers is‘ a. matter- gf vital importance. ‘ '

From curly morn to late at ' night we “crowd" our eyes re. lcntiessly, from one J01) u, another.

llow long will they stand it? Arc you now enjoying that er.

“Clem? and comfort which ought to be yours?

Consult Ils if you are not; You have much to gain, and nothing to lose.

In any case the knowledge gained from an examination, makes it wcll worth while.

lpcrlid of the average general pur-

tlicm on the table. The gifts in- cluded linen, china, glassware, sil- venvare and many other articles useful in the home. Miss Yeo in a. few well chosen words thanked her‘ friends for the lovely gifts and good wishes, after which all joined in singing "For She's s. Jolly Good Fellow.“ Rrcfrcshments were serv- cd by the ladies and the remainder of the evening was pleasantly spent in music and dancing-S.

led to the increased demand for, types of chickens in a. market way which carry iriie greatest volume and. depth of bicast meat. Producers and packers will once appreciate the problem en- tailed in the production of this type of chicken, the weight desir- ed corresponding to the growing

at

pose chicken, n time when but a limited amount of breast ficshlng is apparent.

So great ls the demand, however, that in the past two years there has grown up in England a class of moikct poultry ihmi which special- its in the growing of market poultry of this typo. Exceptionally OM13’ maturing breeds and strains are uaed and both eockerels and

PERSONALS

—‘.".'l'l'. Winsloe J. Lldstonc and

American cities-S

Mrs. Lidstonc left on Saturday for- a holiday trip to Boston and othcr'

source of succulence, and a relo- tivcly small quantity is effective for this purpose. Maneeis are not as safe a feed as tllflllps. partic- ularly tor rams. Carrots can be used successfully to take the place of swede turnips, but are a less re- liable crop in that they are more difficult W STOW with success. No class of sheep derives more bone- fit for roots, particularly swede turnips. than the breeding ewes.- Dominion Department or Agricult- ure.

, TULIP PLANTING

Tulips may be planted from the end of September to November, said the Dominion

Peanut Crop

The peanut industry has received considerable impetus following on satisfactory sales. It is estimated that next season's output will ex- ceed £4,000 in value-

Wool Return Up

Brisbane 500,522 bales were sold, realizing £6,503,357-thc best, result ior four years. Tllc rcturn last year was £4,650,489.

Stzmthorpe Apples

Following upon a. reccfid fruit crop in the Stanthorpe district, an increase of 150 pcr cent. in the ex- port of apples to the United King-

During the season Just closed in‘

low is unusually delicious. It should be baked three or four days before using when it will have become ten- der and meltingly good.

English Tca Cain:

Use one and one-half cups sugar; two-thirds cup shortening; whites of five eggs; one-half cup corn l starch; enough sweet milk to dis- solve ‘the com starch; two und onc- half cups flour; two teaspoons bak- ing powder; one-halt teaspoon salt; one teaspoon vanilla. Cream the sugar, salt and shortening together. Then work in the corn starch dis- solved in the milk; fold in a. little of the Vstlfily beaten egg ivhites, then odd a little flour sifted with the

ice cream or crushed fruits.

July Export of Lumber

Thg cxporb qt plallliS 811d in July totalled 116,179,000 valued. at $1044.93?-

and 37,846,000 in July, 1932. large export included

and 43,199,000 'i‘lr pi-edominnicd.

bar io Australia were import

itCmS 4i’. $773,314.

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with 43,190,000 at $1007.80! in Jud

T33 50,79’!

M, at $331,072 to Great Britain at $952,880 to l! United. states. Scrum‘ and B01121! Australia and China. bought large quantities d the latter. Shingles to the united Staics and Douglas fir square tiny

- an aspect oi’ the_ Nazi domestic . —-iM. J r Dodd d - Horticulturist‘ , baking powder. Continue until all __P be t 0g mum pullets are sent to the market. The “s Llrdstgxeieft flisalznolfglgmzo October, no doubt, is the best time. dom was registered in the season egg and flour are used, and vanmn Emsiicngcr 0r r’ W0 n