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..........'.'.,.,.,..,.,,'f,‘""“' ~ Mr. Acton Burrows °""'°' Welcomed on 10th Visit to Island Pro-

vince

Dalhousie University

Halifax. um Scotla

For y. i Full particulars ea nouns _ ‘ Five Scholarships of value 52$ 3a $_100. awarded _on _results oi n-lculsuon examinations. Sept. $29. 1933. “Also three special 8200 scholar». s pa.

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Graduate Fellowships. University Aid and Loan Ponds. Isrrarion - Arts

Among the welcome visitors to the Province this week is the veteran Editor and President of the Canad- ian Railway and Murine World, Mr. Acton Burrows, Toronto, who has

a-Ihls aolaraa la reserved ler lewd cl local interest but advertising of a newly nature may be inserted at I cents a word strictly payable ll ed- vanes,

—GLIGK'.I.‘ limit-The Bummer- side firemen were called out at noon on Monday for a flue firs at the residence of Mr. Alexander Jamie- gen on Granville Stmet. 'l.‘he fire was quickly put out and not a great deal of damage done-S.

—-!AD BZRIAVEMENT. -!l‘hero paesedaway on Monday at her home in Wellington, Mrs. Charles

55w 25m for new etufdgntsztlssam 11.57;’. been coming to the North Show of!

new lltldtill-i? Seiptem o'clock noon) for other than new lhsdenu.

Avrcs at the age oi 41 years. Mrs.

ammznh mfiiaiiiw “"3 ‘m 5m" 1599-01"! b“!!! was formerly Miss Goodman

I —sUMMEltllDl P0110! OOUBTI-‘Two drunks appeared be- Iiore Btipendiary I. H. qtrona. 8.0., on Monday morning and were fined ‘one and costs each-l. ---_

—-STR.EET OOMMINOIIh-Ehe Warren Paving Company have oom- menced their work of puvin, Spring Street, Bummerside. All the work of preparation of materials is dons on the land rented from the town at the east oi the town. which is a

[scene oi great activity-B.

CROSS ROADS SCHOOL

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gumulnslnr, ruunuu

and Prince County Ghronicle

sisters ruinous

milhls r-s a mans ea u;- el‘ m: utcseas b: advertising

ffi-‘biwy-“gsmsziliie payable ii advances "rsunsmnrrronl so nu mariottcwwu Guardian may bs handed to that lop.‘ Amide Dill; s: left at H. J. Islam's Drugstore. uentagus. — u-rr-etr.

..°ALI. manner!» in eiean- ingthcnrooklyncemeiaryarers-

quested re meet than Tuesday mornina Ausnetlnnringtoolano-I nationsnomthosewhocannetat-l tend. By order oi Trustees. .0. W. mime. new. Trees. v as:

"WARM N)! BALD-One hun- dred acres oi land in aneellent condition. situated on the Lower

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JULY all: to aucusr/ so. Our Big Hosiery Sale -

llommencos on Monday Morning July 31st and A

ends on

Saturday August 5th

_S,ome of the Interesting Yalues to be lied a;

this BIG SALE

tenth v15"?- He intend-i Wendi“! B ‘and s. life long resident of the dis- Montague Road about one mile cmmm and semi chmon H

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nllgwidilgihll= and Dentistry. slvtcmber

full inner-an "B! 09W ls m:

well-earned holiday at Gregor's, Brackley Beach, where his daugh-

ter-in-law, Mrs. Aubrey A. BIIYWWI

- l - and young son have been guests since last month. Mr. Burrows fill-Dbl

o..." u. no place like the North’

i “'5' mNB-r l‘ no“ Shore for a vacation, and 111M118

j _ spent ten summers there he should

' n” "awe, d m, M!“ o; know. After having tried out prec- ticall all other resorts in the Mari-

Dmm “w”. m“ . £00m‘ pam- tilrlesyand Quebec he is thoroughly

“nafly 5° w“ it nmkeabh m New convinced that there is nothing to

Perch, when it became known on ‘ equal Prince Edward Island as an the morning of June 16th that it ideal health resort; at any rate he

h w o! c h m, has come back to his first love and m‘ chimed t e g M e e asserts that in future there will be M; m‘ behlvd M“ or Ernest L‘ no other summer vacation ground Mosr.

for him than the delightful sandy B0111 B! Bi»- anlflmfi w“ m"! ‘ beaches of Brackley. a1 years ago, the daughter oi John

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trict and her early demise has 1m A large number of parents and s. gap in the home and community visitors attended the closing exer-

whichwilibehard to fill. Mrs. Ayres had been ill for some time. During her illness she had been at- tended by her pastor, Rev. Urban Gillie. and loving hands administer- ed to her to make these closing days as pleasant as possible. She leaves to mourn s. sorrowing husband and small family to whom the sympathy of all is extended. The funeral took place on Tuesday at nine o'clock from her late home to the R. O. Church and cemetery at Wellington. Rev. Urban Gillls officiating-S.

llinarrfs Llnimenl for Ohnpped shin, ___i_______

Mr. Burrows is optimistic regard- end ll-iargrlft! (U1111010) MBCFM- lng the “come buck" of Canada, yen. though he realizes that it will he

Her father dying when she WM absolutely necessary to cut trench- t-wo yeazs 01d she with her mother antly both Dominion and Provincial moved to New Perth, where her e rlditures before the foundation mother still rosdes. areal and lasting prosperity can be

puwgyu enjoying good health till well and truly laid. Regarding tour- some zllonths ago. she became I ist trade, Mr. Burrows considers that stricken with that dread disease for it would be a distinct improvement which sczcme is as yet endeavor-lug if the railway Were i0 X1111 8 60m- g, gm; a cum partment car from Montreal to

The best o; H1941“; $111 wag gp- ’ Charlottetown in plate 0! the We!‘ phat G004 nursing and gender cpl-e cnt corridor. He is sure it would freely gIYPli to alleviate her suffer- fliiirfflct many “WW $011115“ Wh° like lug, but slic gradually ‘lulled uu the I 111:0 ilgnszzijlgijeswziljogtld ti‘: end came and‘ her s lrlt returned M m, Gcd who gave rig route to fashionable resorts. He

now}, always passes.“ Wm, a promises to take this matter up ‘ with the railway authorities on his

strong sense or duty and s. high christian character, shortly before, regugnéitourllilvcy-H very favorably im- zferetilegaarlxllf oiilnriliiiiloiifeghgygofileffys: I pressed with the Canadian National N, ha, ‘saviour m the ordinance of Hotel, where he stayed overnight. baptism and united with the Mon- and mm“ n an invaluable asset to

‘ ‘ . the Province. He was pleased to see lflgue Christian Church evidence of the development of the she w“ a kmd neighbor’ a good‘ motor bus service. He himself has been for 15 years Vice President of the Canadian ‘Transit Association,

friend. A charter member and ac- tive worker of the New Perth Wo- men's Institutes’ being elected Pres‘ formerly the Electric Railway As- ldcnt several times oi that Society Soclauon’ which w” reorganized to M an 500mm of the school her include the steadily increasing num- iiheery presenceflmd helping hand be: o! mom! bus ‘swim m the gave substantial aid and in all. good various provmcca works pertaining to the welfare of The Canadian Railway and Mm, The community her valuable usslst- I me World of which Mn Burrows, u anve could alwuys be relied upon. ‘stated. is Editor and President and I“ an pub“ places ‘he vim be his son Manager and Vice-President, missed‘ Bu‘ m m“ hm” circle shei is the leading periodical of its kind

will be mourned by a. mother, hus-lm Canada and enjoys 11591-51 sub. ‘m.

band, three boys on the threshold i Scripmm and advel-uslng pagrqnage vi manhood and one little daughter-i throughout the Doll-mum; budding into girlhood.

The funeral service was oonduct- The 1,813.4 hqpg you can fix poor ed by the Rnv. Mr. Watterworth, Tabby up_ who paid a glowing tribute, and ex- The vet-What are her symp- prersccl the universal grief and sor- toms?

WW 11W- nrwallsd. sneaking very! The Lady-She seems to have 1h- effrcturllly from the 21st Chapter somnlu; she doesn't sleep nights. of Revciutfon: “And I suw a new me verpTubby i5 in perfect Heaven and n new earth, for the health, madam; only a sick oat first heaven and the first earth were sleeps nights.

passed and there was no more sea." Making very clear the coming ofsprnyls and flowers and the large the new Jerusalem and the glory fnrignthering oi people were silent and those whose names are mitten _in|beautiiul tokens of esteem and re- the Lalnbs book of life. sprct.

Mrs. Arlhur Rrper feelingly sang The funeral was under the direc- Dlltbbf the deccascds favorite hymns lion of Mr. MncKlnnmfs funeral "l shall lmow my Redeemer." The holllo. Interment Peoples Cemetery, nany ormily offerings oi wreaths Montague.

coriiroar. sum. LOW cosr

JA$.PER

TRAVEL BY RAIL

PERSONALS

—Mrs. Frank McDonald oi Hali- fax. N. 8., and Miss Jean Aitken of Regina. are visiting their sister. Mrs. Clarence Harris oi Summer- side. They will also visit friends in Georgetown-S.

--Miss Mildred MacPhenson has returned to Ottawa after spending her holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George MscPherson oi Summersida-S. __._._.__.___

HOUSEHOLD TIPS

cises of Oross Roads School, which were held on June 29th. The pupils were examined in several subjects by Mrs. W. E. Mawallum and Mr. Alfred MacNeill, after which the teacher, Miss Doull, conducted s geography match, in which both visitors and pupils showed great in- terest. Prizes, donated by the Mac- Donald Women's Institute, were then presented to the following pu- pils:

For General Proficiency:

Grade X-Frances Reeves, Mal- colm Reeves, Guy Kennedy.

Grade IX-Clnude Wood.

Grade VIII-Austin MacOallum.

Grade Iv-Lcuise MacNcill, Nor- ma MucCnllum.

Grade III (Sm-Alicia Jenkins, Blair MncCallurn.

Grade III (JrJ-Olive stcwsrt. Murdock Molyneaux.

For Applicatlon—lsabel MacKin- 110D.

For Application-Keith Kennedy.

For Deportmenwdean MacRae.

Malcolm Reeves, on behalf of the pupils, thanked the Institute mem- bers. Rlta Molyneaux then read an appreciative address to the $680116!‘ and Beulah Farquharson, on behalf oi the pupils, presented hcr with two lovely gifts.

-Mr. W. E. MaoCallum then read When making starch, if a. sznall the following address: piece of lard is dissolved in it when Dear Miss Dou11:-- 1m m, mm wm not gflpk, At their annual meeting the rate- Pinnug mould be opened up and payers of this school district, re- brushed out at the bottom and the srettins loslns your services. moved keys cleaned wit/h the bellows. and paaed a unanimous vote of

when mung, keep besyd, Wu thanks to you for your splendid ser- m 01d perfume 3pm,, containing vices and untlrlng interest in our water. m b, applied to my pub school during the past year.

that h“ bmme mo d“. “is gives We also wish you every success the even dampness and perfect and happiness in the coming years.

On behalf oi the rate-payers of gig?“ “mam m a’ pleasing this district, w. n. MscCallum, Sec-

vnmm should be ' warmed real; oiicfliltlloizli-lgzllrlzdeeihe pupils gummy before applying’ Th“ d1‘ parents and rate-payers for their

mlnishw the strong pull which!

unfailing kindness and co-operation otlglisdbfi has on the varnish in its during the school yeah Arm», a gem

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Bteel utilities will polish quickly gfrgi/Lisdeetdeiio; ‘iahecdlsixrigtrtillgdmietf l‘ “h” "1" “mm Wm‘ "wit?" irlg closed with the singing of the and then polished with a. soft dus- National Mthwh

(Patriot please copy)

If the edge of s. saucepan is well buttered, the contents will not boil over.

Beeswax mixed with salt will make a rusty flat iron as smooth es glass. I mom's nothing like fresh sir to ‘n’ dimurage mes “d mmiwqglve a. girl radiance. Fresh alr keep fresh °1°V°5 in man vases m’ ' docsnt trickle down into the cel- m ‘*8! WW lar 01' the lungs Imless the body is —--—--——~ acti , tu f - BE HEALTHY m YOU eve gc ng some orm of exer

RADIANCE GAHVED BY OUT- DOOR. GIRL

from Montague. Apply to Hugh A. Osmpbelt. _ R

.-__-__._._¢ liiinarifa Llsilrlscnt bl Golds.

Baby Goes Rising '

Most mothers know the immense benefit to their children oi fresh air and sunshine. and take their little ones out whenever they can.

When buying a new baby carriage choose one oi plain design. It will look smarter, wear better, and be easier to keep clean than a more fancy pattern. See that it is well- sprung and not too heavy; well- balanced for safety and easy to push. In addition to its waterproof hood for rain and rough winds, a sun canopy is a necessity.

Baby's carriage needs cleaning frequently. for dust and grime are dangerous and hold all sorts of in- fectlon picked up from the air and the dust of the streets. A pram in constant use in all weathers gets very dirty. Dust and sooty particles settle in every nook and crevice, and the clinging damp leaves a sticky film over it. Where there's dirt there's danger for it needs but a put! of wind to dislodge the dust. to be breathed into baby's delicate lungs. And when. in scrambling about in his pram, his warm hands come in contact with its soiled edges. it is almost inevitable that he should eventually transfer this germ-laden grime to his mouth.

To be on the safe side, keep the pram well dusted inside and out, and brush the hood and canopy at frequent intervals. When you get in- doors, wipe it over with a chamoise leather ii wet, finishing with a soft cloth. About once a week go over the inside, including the well, with warm water. Keep the straps and buckles scrupulously clean, for children delight in sucking and chewing them, and will manage to do so when left to themselves for a moment.

Air the mattress and pillows fre- quently, and when the covers be- come soiled replace with fresly washed ones.

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DAYS 0F EXQUISITE FRAGILI- TY AGAIN’ HERE

Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk Hose.

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See the New Georgette Crepe

Hose for ladies. All sizes and latest an mmer shades.

Special price

albaelceeaaaeaee

Ladies’ Full Fashioned Hose, all shades. Regular 49c pair.

Now z pair for

Ladirés 1116s Lisle Hgse. Rog- ular 5c. n Pr!» 01‘

sale at z lobed Silk Hose. Chiffon and Semi-Chilean. All staes Special Ladies’ Full Fash- Extra good value at

Chiffon and Semi Chilton, good looking- l wearln ilk to to Hollis and silfrr-‘All sizenp’. he?’ of fine memeriud

Note the new late u ah d f Greylite, Metal, GreyfCiiriilllifrzrionta lsshgeaMeatlt

Regular price $1.00 pair. z k pa for a

0n sale at

Another line of Ladies’ Full Fashioned Chif- fon and Semi Chiffon, colours are Slladetcn Mwll, GIOY. Null. Dawn. etc. Regular value

79c per pair. On Sale z pa!" for l‘,

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Days at

SPORT HOSE

Ladies’ Lisle Mesh Sport Hose in summer shades. Regular value 79c pair. A

real bargain 2 pairs

at

Chidren’: Lisle Mesh Ankle Hose. Regular 49c. On sale at only per pair c

snmhbreadinthesn.

Styles have made woman unap- proaohable once more. The days of

exqufsite fragility are again here. The reason we speak so advisedly is because we've seen the concrete

WOULD BE BEAUTIFUL The iemlme who is an outdoor

Be healthy and the chances are fun has about her a. freshness and two m one that you'll be beautiful’ exhlllaratlon that little Lazy Bones| , ' never diqilays. -

When your body is well taken care Swimming’ walking, so". “mu, Zfnymgnifiexrlfg: lizlfhgogplifirl" —thero are any number ways of ha”, eyes and everything ems will’ getting exercise that isnt a bore.

Ii exercise inspires mental inter-

be mm atmmve’ est it is of more benefit naturally

On til m“ °t° glligwwgtililifl myniiglse 1°"; 1t stimulate spirits as well as blood e55 an streams and bcdy blfers.

yourwskin muddy and dingy is an unhealthy body.

There are a few simple health rules that take practically no time and entail very little expense.

Do you drink ten glasses of water disarm,“

dividends. You can't have glisten- ing, beautiful teeth it they are not clean. Cavities which are not attend- ed to will cause all sorts of physical

A LA S K A Pacific Coast i? ti.‘ ' '

A *’.t"'.'.“ii

This is the year for that long dreamed-of trip to the Pacific Coast, Alaska, o: s mountain vacation at Jasper in the Cann- dim Rockies. New low hm offer surprising economies.

I RETURN FARE! I30]! CIIARLOTTETOWN To Jasper Park ._....-. 5131-" Tn Vancnnver, Vlctcrin, Port- ‘ land, Seattle u... ..¢ 1148.00 Ffifvsnfi o? PrInYYi-upls" u! Sksgwsf. Alaska and more. 071.00. n| meals and beads n Jltlmer): 4 lavuwaual ' - i rruu details from UANAIIIAN Nlflflllll , W. K. Roger; City Ticket Agt. nnlcnarna L. P. Ritchie, Ticket Agt_ stave P. W. Clnrkln, Dist. Pass. Agent

“an d“, Yo“ would‘ And ‘m’ M You need fresh alr and exercise.

‘hm “Wk! l” taken when You set Why not colmhlnc these two health

“P 1" u" miimifls- Bvuwtlmes the habits by taking brisk walks m u...

111.1% Of hi“ I 16311011 In eflch 813,55 the open a“?

will make the drink more palatable. plenty q; ‘yup u necessary w

gxlifl-l; 1:11" one ream or m- health and beauty. Get nine hours J ce doesnt strike your very night 1g w“ can us)“ Mm

At a. celebrated social function in a well known pay-lg rstaurant gathering of “those who matter". ‘the place wag brllllsnuy decorated. . I

But the charm of the surround- ings was dtmmed by the govma of the women. Like exquisite flutter- ing butterflles. huge ruohes around the neck. masses ‘of crisp organdie outlining the sleeves, they gavg in fivlflllletoly to that delicate frail-

ness women lost during the period,

0f straight and mannlsh clothes. Certaindefinite things are to be noted. There is a marked absence ct Jewelry save that csstumic sort which really is a. par-t oi flee gown as trirnrnlrlg. Due to the ornate. ness and bouifsnt draping of mg. iflflfll. costs are impossible except those made to match the dress, Ybu can't crush a balloon sleeve in a normal coat. rleathers are

351w!- drhik the two glance of plain 1g poglflvely mama-m sleeping m»

“t” “WW1 a comfortable bed, the window;

Bxwhm‘ W“ mm m“ i" ‘my W148 011w. will do much inward

and’ yohur dentist fhfillflltly {puking yquf w” 511m’ and your ab“ which my‘ b"? ‘iwllfleldvll clear and flawless.

B51115!!! U0 Father

found everywhere, but elther tbs flat coo-k ones as shawls, capes and ‘sokets. or the fluff? “$111131 h],- Zhherboas that are so Gay Ninety.

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Even a fairly experienced cook cannot hope to know all those lit- tle worthwhile hints which make such e difference when cooking. Hero, then, are some "reminders" which may be new-to somebody!

When cooking sausages don't mick them. Roll them iuflour and frytherninapanoulyiverylight- 1y mieared with fat. They ought not to break open treated- likc this. lfthsydoitdiowstheyhavetoo

Agallndonotpriokpotsltoes his: arebckingioseeiftheynrcdone. Itisbettertotrv them by pinching

I'll BARGAIN CENTRE

you halve fried your onions. This is, indeed, the secret of read curry. Otherwlseitwlllbeasortoihssh flavoured with curry; not at all the right color or flavor.

Ibgetsll the iuioe ircmalemon airways warm it before squeezing.

Oranges and tomatoes should be plunged into boiling water for a minute or so before bdng peeled for cooking puwes. /

1b Be ZF-pared Beforehand Never leave the making of any

soitoibatteruntilyouareresriy to cook it. It should be well beaten

and then left for at least an hour.

as pricking lets out steam and re- tards cooking.

A sugary Problem

It ls much better to use fins or moist sugar for cakes. Granulated sugar is apt to tum the crust hard. ‘In prevent cakes from breaking when turning them out of the tin leave iiheau in the tin for about five minutes after removing them from the oven, then there will be little fear of their breaking.

when scrambling egos do not ldd milk. They will be much light- eriialittieooidwcterisused instead. Cook them slowly on the lowest possible gas jet, and etir very gently all the time. The eggs do not want whisking first. only stirring round Just to mix whites and yolks together.

A dash oi water-cold or warm as you like-snakes an cmeletta light also. And here again. the eggs need mixing icr only a minute or so just before putting them into tba pan. Also use butter foran omelettu-you do not want very much.

Another dish for which butter should be used h when frying the ingredienh for a curry. Always h‘! the curry powder in the pen after

Ordinarily pastry is also much

lighter ii left some time ready mix-

ed before roiling and making up.

Ihavetaown some goodoooks who

always make it over-night and oo-

veritupinabasintcusethenext

moaning.

Ola-rants and so on should be

washed some time before using, as

damp fruit makes a cake or pudd-

ing heavy. Ii wanted at once rub‘ thoroughly in flour instead of. walling.