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verse, and wilhtbm touIli-he Island. visiting the farms oi several of the big stock breeders. i I I I Miss Laura any... who has. been visiting her old home here.‘ leit Tbllfidl? to join her mother and sister in Halifax. a .- o Rev. J. S. Bonneil and family,_oi Saint John, NB, are at their sum- mer home in Cavendish, and are be- ing cordially welcomed by their friends.

Notes by‘ i118 W8!

Till! majority of Liberal members in the House oi Commons were elected in Quebec. That majority placed the King Government in power and has kept it there ior years past. Of four Conservative members elected in Quebec, not one

y, a fiours is a French-Canadian. Three of ("m W_QQ1_M,Q ‘n them represent constituencies in

Montreal. Yet 250,000 electors vot- “ow 1-9 PREVENT 5-5113“; ed for Conservative candidates at FROM MOTOBING

the last election, and if they were ’ Perhaps you wonder why you feel

Happenings 0i The Week

A little bit of patience often makes

the sunshine colne.

And a little bit. oi Love makes a very happy home,

And a little bit oi Hope makes a, rainy day look gay.

And a little bit of Charity makes glad the weary way.

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‘THE NEW’ ‘M; ON RAZOR

Ben's a snap for anybody lninoed of a new user-It’; a genuine Auto-Strap Iuor wiihevltrop and Ten Blades ahfl iheontiitoompleteaellaiorilil.thoilfloeoi the blade; alone. ~ ': '

We have only a limited number of these specie mo“ on hand. So come early ‘if you want one.

We carry a full lino of Shayna’ goods.

lTflWN IEUAHBIAN

IWIIII 1M1: (huadad I881) $1.00 w: rm (la ndrlnoa) daiivorod-

' v

"J0 an: your o. advaneo) Iallorl u. Canada and cum statue.

Radiant-W. Claator e ileum. Secretary-Lions. CaL D. A. laeklnnon, l). ii. 0.

Vice-Preside nt—l. B. Burnett.

Q- 3B1

Illtll Illl Illlllb-J. B. Burnett. Associate Eslltor—D. K. (Inn-lg-

- -'- Sunnyside

SATURDAYJULY 14, 1928 Their" Excellencles left Saturday

THE MILITARY CAMP.

ilita ' pnrkmdmbarydscz$p m vlcmmlsible will be done to give the people n men and horses that hi: 12d the throughout the Province an oppor- e en m” tunity to hear and see these two

der trainin i . m l _ weeks Wm rgeturzrm the past “loldlstingulshed visitors. who comc to e“ homes andlus for the first time.

their civilian duties this afternoon. The presence oi the soldiers re- calls the stirring days oi 1914-18,!- with their glories and their tragc-l dies, and to some brings up sad memories. There is cause for grati- tude in the fact that no

forceful speaker.

tion: “Is the world growing better?"

It is hoped that everything -pos-

-——-~¢oQ--——--

GROWING BETTER’!

VERY now someone

rises to ask the age-old ques-

and again

nswer that it

represented in the House of Conl- tired after motoring. The car rides mm“ m pmwnmn w we“ “ullklsnlootllly, the roads are excellent. be“ @119"? W°l1ld 11B 2° cllllsewddlycu have been sitting for hours with tlve members from the French- no exertion and yet you feel real

speaking Province where there arcll-lled- no“, but tom,‘ l It is not from the exhaust gas oi

lothcr cars because you may not lhave been in crowded traffic. --¢~ . What is the reason?

Th” phmlflc‘ and Whey at the I have spoken before about watch- Conservative party are in no Wall} ing o. boxing bout where a boy with lnimical to Quebec. Conservatlsmllimited experience was boxing stands for protection of~ much thatwimcha Vllld. then world's cllflmll-

ion. Quebec holds most dear, her laws, He was so invent on watching

language and religion. The maln- vmm trymg to understand his tcuance cf the British North Am-lstylc and to avoid his blows, that hi!

evening for Quebec. From there they proceeded through Western Ontario to Winnipeg, where they attended the Norse celebrations on July ‘i, afterwards visiting Portage la Prairie and Ncepawa. On July 9 and 10, they were present at the Calgary stampede, returning there on July l4 to present the prizes; in the interim they made a short tour through Southern Alberta, visiting the Turner Valley Oilflelds, the E.P. ranch, Lethbridgc and Medicine Hat. They will then proceed to

erica Act and of Canada's place inlzkept his body and arms tensed the

the Empire and o; an adcquaw prmientire time. He lasted just three, tectlon for Canadian industries and rounds because he exhausted hlm‘ ,self with this YEIISEUO§.

Edmonton to open the annual exhi- bition there on‘ July l6, leaving there that night for a ten-day trip to the Peace River District, after

A great deal oi interest is bein8 taken by the younger folk this sea-

r. A. FOSiElinifilllii...

son and each day the ‘tennis courts at Victoria Park are crowded with members and outside visitors, who are loud in their praises of its won- derful location. The hostesses at the tea hour today will be Miss E. Cook, Miss O. Johnson, Miss E. Jen- kins, Miss E. Foster.

The many home friends of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beairsto of Toron- m, will be glad to know that their young son Billie is now convalesc- lng after a very serious illness.

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Rev. James D. McLeod, Henriet-

Sold

T0 GIT YOUR MONETB WORTH BU!

BRAIIMIN TEA

U8ED_ BY MORE PEOPLE THAN, EVER only in Red, Hygenic, Airtight Packages.

¢‘A‘ a ‘Aaaaaaa H v v v vvfi

a

WOULD ANY 0F THESE HURT YOU ‘z _,

d5 And someone rises to a - w?‘ 3°“ products, are not repugnant to thc, when you keep your mind and’

pebble c! Quebec. much less Sc inlbcrly alert, it means that the muse-Which lrfew days will be spelli- a fact than the free trade policy of lies are on almost as much tcnsionjasper Park. On their return jour- the Western Progressives with whomldfl when YOK; M0 actually 1181118 d1‘ ney from the west, their_Excellen- thc Kins Government ls Sc clcscllfm°vmli mem‘ cies will travel from Port Arthur to For instance a muscle at complete

allied. m“ is manuiacturing some was“ OYLSamia by boat and so on to Mon- -———- _ lfatigue products, because even std-Teal 9° Ell-Edd llle Blue Emmet

There B"? 50ml? lldllellllllldlcdllilllskrest it is on a slight tension. Thilyraces on August 7th, returning to that Queberys representation in the‘ls Nature's way of having it readyiggmwa 9n the morning of August Federal Parliament may not long be‘ 1° dill? "0 $186k i0 be drawn up be- at“ so unequally divided between thc fore 11' ca“ “'°l'k~

ta, N.Y., and Mr. George McLeod, of Montreal, are in Montague for a brief stay, where they were called on account of the illness and death of their aged father. Mr. Norman S. McLeod, a respected resident of that place.

s with equal ' i. Judgment against miner of auto $5000 and costs

hang over any part oi the British,“ ‘wlllle “lllalllel lelllle Emmy-e gut-gay, and there 1s room forlassurance that it is not. the hope ma; the presen; generaflanswer, we believe. would be that 1t tion shall not know, as their fath- ‘ls-glllwlllg bell-Bl‘ l" Spills lllld 11119 em and brothers lmew_ any of the vsame answer would have been equal-

horrors of war. Yet the era of uni- yet dawned Looking into the history oi social conditions in the princi-

A safe 2. New $2000 auto wrecked in collision; no fault of

owner, other party responsible. but without means. 3. New‘$2000 auto stolen or destroyed by flre, total loss.

Not if your automobile is insured with

HYNDMAN & COMPANY, LTD. .

ly true in any age.

Miss Carrie Holman. of Montreal,

versal peace has not .

and may never dawn while human and 110ml

nature is as it is, but military traln- lib-l cities of the Old and New Worlds two Dames as 1; has been duflllfi tllelti§1uty<i1ll' {k2}; rlsslgclllis Csexhilel-l The ‘FOODS in camp for the “as; 1S visiting her home 1n gamma-Skye, In“, 914,51 lnguffllwQ Agency in P. E. Island ing must, not be abandoned. There 9- lllllldled °l' lW° lllllldled Yell“ past decade. The Great War, whichlmcn the am¢unt of fatigue mo: week have added very mnwrmvx, m the guest 0f her mother, Mrs. R. T. Phone m or 3:3 for Fun Infommmm and m,“

the dlsdls-‘llmts may be many times the the social gayety of the city, and it °lm°-"-

brought bitterness into slcn cf Public afialrs- has receded T$°§.'§t.'l"l§§'vfam"°° whe“ mllwlls with regrets that farewells were Plemlel‘ Felgusonlclil ' l id d the uniforms laid aside , If you are a passenger in’ a motor 5a an Ontario and Premier Taschereamof , _ . , _ other Season Amen the out” . t I, l car, 30.1 should give no thought to ‘cl m‘ ~ g l Inc that will better prepare men for enable to law. more consldcla e o Quebec, both ab“, and patflomlhe driving its?“ (that is if you can standing Social events in this Cami the dfdlflflrl’ dudes °1 111° than “them "w" llllllallllllwlll“ andplcadsrs in their respective Provlllc- ‘lrllst the driver» but should sit re-liulctlon was the delightful "dinner military drill and discipline. After generally speaking, on a higheries, are much more closely in accord li-‘l-sllrzalélleélilrltsi‘ then scenery at thelc“ Wednesday at Edgewaten the a few days of drill and camp exer- moral plane than were our ances-‘Oll Severbl 01 llld ‘lllesllmls whlchg" Ycu can mjslseeetggfidlflgofiflog: lovely residence of thc Lieut-Gov- cise the men's walk and carriagavtors of those far off days. lvmmy clmcem the" supporters thanulot watching the road nor the trai-lem°l' and Mrs’ Heartz’ “m1 ‘he “n” u b‘ 1 . ed A w we have erha s become morehas hitherto llfcvalled» Add Ml-‘fic, your body will not be ten5ed_ chcon on Friday at which Governor ‘m’ no c” y mllrov ' “e ‘ p p Bennett. the new leader of the Con-and you Will not be so tired at the Heartz was also the genial host. elasticity and alertness is acquired shrewd in our concealments. There sewaflve party Lhrgughguf; cnnad l , , , l

ayclld of the Journey. , . I '. - '

which only military training can was a. noticeable openness about has proved himself a not unaccept- Vt l“ celllllllll’ 9-150 d mistake tol, Ml. and Mrs‘ A_ A_ McLean are d able exponent of the principles and t“ and dnve ‘he c“ ‘vllll Vlllll‘ l t o“ h u - -t y

impart. This is especially observ- the vices of those far-off ays, so| _ ‘mind, and the wheel in the hands of eav “g awa 5 or y on u “S1 o

‘ . . -. f the great historic partymcmeone P] a Th ‘m1 a;

h t th t f m aths lmlldes ° . .s-. ls is even harder S C Y- able in boys who take cadet or scout tra 6111‘. s tlxYldllgSv romot fies lzareJwhich he has been called to lead. {in your nervous system than driv-l _ drill and they carry into old age o mora iec u e were n I ,lnl;:f.he car yourself. . The Misses Stewart are expectedhionore of seame M d‘ mg... and 11ml; the contretempsthlls. this smartness and this self-control fully concealed as ours arc-iodayl fllerpyfllil d"? driving the car, um! home from Montreal mmgm on alse l’ k " - B 5P9" 118 created ‘Js-mways covered qfliciglly

. , s considerable traffic you two weeks, vls“ m their Damnmythe‘ vera wee s in the city the guests by annjwcmg some fresh alter“.

ago one is driven to the conclusion

that we are, outwardly at lcastmore.

i respectable, more moral. more lam-limo the past‘

must ever be the soldiers for polic- ing purposes if for no other. More- over there is no other iorm of train-

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Her many friends will gladly wel- come Mrs. Jaynes and her interest- ing children, Helen, Julian and Ro- bert to their summer home at Kep- poch. where they will as usual spend the summer. '

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Mrs.A. G. Putnam and family, of Sackville. are summering at the old family home in Eldon.

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"r" Sun Francisco, and Mrs. T. l-Lweil- her guest c1111 l:_. ‘V004, or Boston. adorned the drawing room ' graced the daintily arranged table at which Mrs. Hugh G q. and Mrs. Joseph Key presl Those who assisted in sewing w Miss Nita Golding, Miss Hilda .- man. of Summerside; Miss Zoe ' crson, Miss Virginia Spangler, .l Frances Teed and Miss No l» Gregory.

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The humorous 20$"? 85°11‘ ‘hi’ apparentidjfliculty eliperlellced l“ getting ilic Prince of Wales to ab- andon hi."- snug bachelor quarters in York Housc for the more pnflllul surroundings of Marlbordllkh H011“-

[is now thought to have come to ml Mrs. C. Falrall Fisher, the Chut- The club joke has been meg

d eau Apartments Montreal accom- en ' -- - - ' ' . . t ti t oi’! mm-

Ilmnled by her sister, Mrs. c. E. HR H cons m y p“

I Mr. A. Stuart Dickson, of -~ man 8t 00., is assisting in the ties as social secretary w

ooo

As the week draws to a close and the Day of Rest draws near. there

acquired during their training daysdwhich may or may not have been _ _ _ mm, be alert d ‘n l ‘ f m . ‘ This year's military activities were to their advantage or to our disad- are haplmy some things m mgmd However whcremtlhe irfdlitcyiswlriizllllil. H0“ J" D‘ and Mrs“ Stewart‘ I231?‘ 11:11:21 mother‘ Mrs‘ K smith’ tion at Marlborouill 1191159- Bu‘ ll H0110!‘ Llelll-GOVBPHOP ileum. ‘ t0 which We Cflll all llilree- one ‘lllymrlnxinz aims and bodv. kecliinlll . ' . l g I is now sutled, rumor has it. thflt position was made vacant by l

Marlborough House will be ready 1'01‘ the Prince early next year, and that in all probability hc will move straight in when he returns from his African tour. Positive arrange- ments to this end are already ll‘. ex- istence, and therc are obvious signs that York House is to be vacated in dllc course. It is thc King's inten- tion to reserve thc latter as a guest house for distinguished visitors, the existing inadequate accommodation having caused much inconvenience and embarrassment. I I

Mr. J. R. Dav‘

The laws of these far-off m Seven has been S“ a

“dill? cruel ‘llldlDlvine appointment for hangings werelworshils. It was for the good of zlllll"

very successful and, we believe, verylvantnge. satisfactory. We are always plcaasrldays seem to us of t to have the soldiers with us. Thu/heartless. Public

llllilfl blflboth hands on the wheel however, rest nlldlvlll lczscn the l timle. , _ . , _ ,_ . This little suggestion rcoardl give color and life. to the city and its common and made n sort of piubllcnmallllillld and lafbsolutltllyt T;(£:5~*3lj;‘v-rlcyinq y]... hqdv mm, mm“, w" tag . r a - v- - . ' ‘ . ‘ We shall hllvc a holiday for tllosc who enjoy tllatumr 1112:“ s"? i‘; rest from labor gllg-CIPIICP between tho enjoyment. or‘ “s ort" The scvcresi DEIl-ldone. c. .91! 1 a k Cr Bnjnynlonl of n nmmr lrlll- ‘p ' ‘ ' ’ and thc uctlvltlcs that on othcrday

“t “ll make weary the mind and mus(

M155 Edith 31°11“ and Miss KM“ Mr €umuel James Kennedy LL death or the lam - ' ~ , . . g

degree of yamllfilzeilflzlé (‘ft iéllnafglobsll: 51:3’ B... and Mrs. Kennedy, of New York, r h, ' (llally welcome: by their friegnds [have motored to the city‘ and am . . _ *~ registered at Beach Grove Inn. Mr. ., ' Kennedy h be in . ‘ Miss Winnifred MacLeod, who m m, l as e“ w“ g l° u“ < - l1 snce he was two years old. m W“ o>———— has been spending several years inuqnl - _ l""’"**"">"v*vflc-cc Arizona returned llomc Wcdncsdayl. t ~15 a great. tnvome among h“ kinds of misdemeanors without any of the limbs and body. 1135 1101'“ 01' t D .| s l- . 1D“ a v-ligit w he‘, Daren“ Mr undddatlves “ml lrlelllls- 1'19 15 U16 only _ _ . . l- t ,0 m" mm‘ v al y e ectlons - - son of Dr. Chas. Kcnned , u formgp noticeable effect upon criminality. lllcdldllldllle llellcfl y Mrs. John MacLemi. | y " . u c imimnqleverywliere that it has been obscrv- . FOR , , successful Isllllldel‘. and Mrs. Kenne- we me lmnmt w] l Gulf l l c ' Gua-rdla-n Readers Miss Claire MacLood ‘iu ervisor dy‘ of New Yolk His wire was m“ many whether me mummy tends: I of School Nursin in Hedrlnpr t rn ‘merly MISS Ethel Hun’ mm is the wwmds betterment “my be (“V5.1 w oovoooovvvqooooo oavvvo 4;. - 8 g . 8 ll omy child of Mn and Mrs_ Lewis Bu“ doe

I Mr. Ormond Poole and (laugh Miss Greta, of Montague. are v ing in l-lawkesbury, N.S. y

I I I Ml". and Mrs. Hensllaw Ande ‘ and Mrs. V. Payne, of Toronto, among the summer visitors , Bracklny Beach. I

various activities.

warm welcome for them when they kind of l

allies were inflicted for almo

return next summer.

VISIT.

. . . 30% TIIE LEADERS

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, . Mrs. Harris is spending tile s‘ mcr with her son. Rev. C. R. lla Pllrrsborn, N.S.

——'—' i T is important that ample prc- ‘ puratlon he made for the visit

of Hon. R. B Bennett nnll his 5115-,

And at what season of the your‘

h . ,~ . the day oi lest. call more,‘ I “w, u‘ 102B ed omc on Wednesday to spendymn Han‘ Jr" of New York. My.

S

. -ll°ned' I“ any ca” looking buck hcr vacation with her friends.

t", MES Bennett‘ ‘Hm are m an!“ over history throughout the ages we smmgly for Walsh“) "0 ‘he Aulhorl , o o o and Mrs‘ Hun are also reglswred “l M155 Helen Melllsll. of RiOHtfllZlIP. '““*'”““‘**“"““

in this Province on Wcdncsdfly- ‘ , oi‘ all Good than this glorious sum-l GOD CARES-Rob not the poor. M A A B u n l‘ l Bench Grove Inn. and greatly en- “ . m. m Trvon the mo“ o; ,

August 8th spend Thursday in find m“ 111mm“ “alure has m 11° me,- time? we um now enjqying because he ls poor; neither Ollllress‘ L uls- C- 1-»! t": g 5l111llll9TllE joying ghejy-‘vlsgg vlzlllg d firenm-l] “k the f ‘ ‘ _ M d women my,» d the afflicted in the gntc: for then .\c ox o c, ourls. I cv. . .an ls. _

Summerslde, Friday in Georgetown w“ changed e“ an F119 first mms o‘ the garden “n LOH! Will lllelld 111911‘ (19-1159- ‘mill ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' Baptist Parsonage. l

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the field. Luscious berries, health-‘spoil the so“, of those dcslrcs and ambitions. We may bavcglvlusvcsctebglcs Mule "also $11 lgifiithfiltl.‘ Prov. 22:22. 2s. __ _ r _.seasons grow , ar 3 acquucd more perfect mom“ o m“ Vtables, to be presently followed by,

cclllmenl" The mo“ Shall not’ ufpther varieties now approaching ormer years, has become the tlloll maturity, or ripening under thc found out of our da-y. summer sun. A plentiful hay har-' w,“ give a 5mm;- vest is already being gathered in.

There is a large attendance at the Mount Allison Summer School now in session at Sackville, consisting for the most part oi teachers am] lllSDectors from the Maritlmes. P.

I E. Island is well represented, hav-

Widc sympathy goes out to Mnllllg about fifteen in attendance. Tile ‘thou a man diligent. in lliS business? and Mrs‘ C“ F‘ olammran‘ °f Nmmlclass‘ in Methods °f Teaclllllfi Wlllcll d before kmgs; he trenl, who whllc summering atiMr. L. W. Shaw is conducting has d bciorc mean men.-=Brackley Beach, accompanied by)!!! enrollment 0f upwards of twenty. their dnughter-in-law, Mrs. O'Hol- Mr- Shaw is also taking some more

lllll" Slmlledl Mrs. F. P. Taylor and her daught- lc-r, Mrs. Murdoch McKinnon, and young son Frank are leaving today‘ for Sollris to spend the next several weeks. “

ed according to the dictates of their 'ROBERTA LEE

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Washing

and Saturday in Charlottetown. A demonstration will be given at each of these places at which both thc; leader and Miss Bennett will be PM?! sented with addresses of welcome}! and at which they will both speak. shalt “U” be

l . l H’. '

This will be their first appearancqpelhal“ the ‘l e1 m ‘

Surface m Smlletyl but ‘vhether e The pursuit of pleasure with SlIClllllG Sliflll stall s a wearplsllllll noPstan

in Prince Edward Island and they _ “y bet . d i dvance of a warmlmlel‘ ma“ °r woman l5 “l” eagerness that it become _ are “Sun-e n a remain all ness, is one of the follies of the agclpruv‘ 2229' 4loran,wiie ofMajor Melbourne 0'- advanced work along educational

ll . It is “Durham m“ t eopen question. l“ whlcl‘ we llve- All to‘) llequenuy‘ PRAYER-We would, Lord, be “n l it encroaches uncn the day cf T951~.diligent m business. fervent in H°ll°'““' ‘ewved ‘l ‘elegmm all‘ es"

Tile bcnutliul summer weather of the past few weeks has been ideal for golfing and the members are taking full advantage of the links, on which numerous visitors arenlso daily welcomed. The hostesses to- day for the tea hour will be Mrs. Woodman, Mrs. H. R. Stewart, and thc Misses Hagan.