was ca».

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A full range of sizes and lengths in the handsome, quiet, dark Tiar- tan of the famous Forty Second Highlanders (the Black Wiatch) very smartly tailored, pleated, all wool material, stylish—trim— durable.

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attending. 5 The splendid value price is "i only ..$7.50

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pinslsrEur MILK FLOW. should be practically tllc

How rapidly will the milk pro dilation decline iilontli by nlonth,

I TIP important relation of tlie t‘ manner cl fouling should be elu- ‘ phusized first oi‘ all, Too often a cow saiti lo lat-k persistent-y" in mllkting is really lining all she should. She can not he expected to , manufacture milk without a suffi- cient amount of raw material in the form of icctl. The heavy luilk~ lng cow only too often is under-fed when fresh because nature, to make sure the caii‘ will not stiffer, has arrangctl so tin. fresh cow will

of the lactation period. 1f the cow is bred to

lar thtrougholt.

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the highest milk yield comes as a rule between the tenth and the thirtieth tlliy, more often may he expressed by llit) per cent. The yield tluring the second month

full; add

INTERNATIONAL LINE

T0

\\'eilm-: about 2 p. m.

lovlltilfanei for itionpon. Lubes and st. Jon

'10.!)

nelght non-en to New York vl: Cape Coil Unlnl. o! lluleruolnl, liken Ind lddilolul zfarmnllon nppi"; to

MUTT AND J EFF-

same. declining from that point as toll ows; 3rd month. ‘:15 per cent; 4th month. 90 per cent; 5th month, S5 per cent; 6th month; S0 per cent;

assuming m0 m“ is 111mm“ m“ lth month, 90 per cent; 5th month, \ months anti calves at the end of w “m, “m, 9m month h.) “H: cent 1 twelve mlmth‘? 10th month, 20 per cent. lt will be

noted that the decline is not regu- lar, being more rapid near the end

freshen again in eighteen months in place cf twelve, the decline in milk yield will be gradual and almost regu-

THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE WEST.

(‘antitlirs Prime Minister, the

b0 e ~ .

cherry “We m ‘woflflrds M has been spending a few (lays with berry Juice. Fill glasses one-third two tablespooufuls sitgtir syrup, three oi’ fine-chopped ice anti fill up with lt-cti water.

‘EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC.

PASSING“ AND FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN IT. JOIII AID [I05 N Qleullllfp novimlvtin DINGLEY win I s . - . nntl every tlnlurtlny u! 8 p. nzirztitirtdziii-‘Qezrifagg: iy trip: are vln Enotport Ind llubco, due mum, .50." n I- I- Tlfllrl n7. The Saturday trip: are to llo:ton direct duo llnlll1: -1- lit-turnr—l.enve Ilonon Montlny: and Friday: nt l0 n. —. (Dn-ylulg

l. f4 Direct connection at Bolton with the o‘.

It. John. I. I.

IDFIJ and WESTERN GUARDIAN A

——IUY§ "HWNER -— C111"- —ENJOYABLE ounce-a very 35°11‘? 511911- “"11 “"0"” l“ Sum‘ successful dance Wile held Tbiesday rneralde 1w» recently Purchased =1 night In st. Nit-bolas Hall Many schoqnel‘ “'- L““°“b‘“'5' ‘z- s?" Samurai-side people attending and which be will load, with lumber in u“ report a good “um ‘ - nrfew» daya at Bridgeyvyatfr N. S., . for the part of New or , return- ___ ' ' m5 Wm‘ 1‘ cars“ M ha“! coal‘ Two 'l‘ber‘:Ei:1gRl1iaMa memorial service‘ “h” ““1‘°”“‘“"' “mm” he“ m” held in the Presbyterian church at also on the way to N. Z. wit I iii- Kensmgmn on Sunday evenmgl‘, her" H August 28th. at 7.3a in memory of -- Pie. ohn W. Sol-tiers Percil Hu -

—-=F°XE'8 SHIPPED~ A 511111" ter aha Pte. John Llebube, whno Inent of about ninety pairs of sll- Md down the“. “veg (m. Km: and V?! 101195 191'- 11919 u“ w“‘1“°‘“1“y Country. The service will be con- inorniug for Spokane. Wash, where dumed m, M“ J_ Sydney Boone“

SERVICE.

a Company la establishing a fox ranch, the shipper ls Mr. B. G. Rogers, Sunimerelde and the shlp-' meat was accompanied by Mr. Marvle of Spokane. H. u

--BAD ROADS- Motorists and horsemen are ivonderlng whether the road work at the eastern end of the town is under the ivtiichful care of the [Oltll fathers or the pntwincial ldepttiittlnitenl t"!!! 1ptul| ,1‘- works_ The road has a good stone foundation but is as iull othnles as a sieve; in fact the motorists say it is the acid test for u car to go ever that road Witlifllli tlaintig lug the springs. The road ilzisbeen in that condition sine: lne spring and it is. high time that something was done to better conditions.

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l‘ WESTERN PERSONALS

—Mlsss Maud, Callaghan. R. N.. lof Chicago is visiting her home in lSt. Louis. She‘ is accompanied by Miss Maud Sneed. R. N. of Cliitrago.

—.\llss W. P. Callaghan. bi Si. Louis, has gone to the States on a business trip.

—Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smallman. Summersitie, and family left on a motor trip Wednesday morning for a trip through Nova Scotla.

—tM-rs. Frank Farrow. formerly of Summersld-e. now of Calgary, is visiting her old liolne_ She is the guest of Mrs Kenneth Ellis.

~rDr. Rogers. of Boston. Mass.

evening to visit his brother the Rev. DeWolf White.

—fvliss (‘assie Sulaliman lcft Acadia

to iesuine College. She

friends In Halifax and Yarmcuth.

—Mr. and Mrs. John Smallmun and daughter. not Cassie Small ‘man, left on Wednesday on motor trip through Nova

rlllfllllll. H,

.\lass._ are spendin

lihy. Boston, their vacation on the

llizfllilrplly is tho son nf the. lat M P. E. l.

-»—.~\nlong those recently leavin by the (‘or ferry were the Iillsae

turning ta Boston after a visit t

arrived in Summerside, Tuesday Eqwflrd 1813M, My; Malling

Wednesday morning for Wolfvllle. her studies at P11 111 will visit Henry llutiok.

3 Scotia via the Annapolis Valley to lar- THREE CENTS A bRmK ‘M4837

——Mr. anti iMrs. ‘tvllllilffl R. Mur- mand. they ivhiskey has been consumed there

are the guests pf Mrs. Murphy's F1 mr titer, Mrs. Johnlllagaa, Miilvalie,

11111101115’ ‘Mllillplly, I:1ll'll‘1(1l.l_“'itl\\‘l), sallst

Florence and Mabel McDonald, re-

-~SUlOfIT8l'-'L',‘L PICNIO- 'f‘be Holman Fellowship Qlub picnic. held Wednesday afternoon at Stav- ert’: Shore. Bedeque. was the most successful and entertaining affair of the kind held in the province. More than sixteen motor cars and trucks transported the 125 employ~ es to the grounds and the pro~ces~ alon_ which was headed by the big RillkOplltillé. ulountcti on a five ton true-k. and the illolinan‘s Jazz and] (flown band. was one of the big uuc ceases of the day. At the grounds a very complete grcgraln oi‘ sports was carried out. full particulars of which will be published in an etirly issue.

--M-ELLING MURPHY WEDD tNGs-Ou the. morning of July 27th, St. Salange‘; Church, Hafi |ford, Snsic, was the scene of a very pretty marriage. the contract in; parties being Mr. Joseph Ma lirz now of llafford, but formerly c‘ Preston. Eng. anti Miss Regina \iiuil Murphy, daughter of the Lite (‘Iizzrles Alurpby of Summer» side, l’. E, l. The ceremony was pit-formed by Rev. Father Joly. ‘Tile bridesmaid was Miss Teresa Slater while Mr. Ben]. Vorachek at-sisted the groom. The organist - for the aeeaslon .\l:1(‘.arthy, of Prince Edward ls~ land who ls at present principal of the Blaine Lake High School. At the Offeratory Mr. McCarthy vcry sweetly rendered the O Sulu tarls. Miss Murphy has been it aching in llufford during the past year and previously taught for a number of years ‘ in Prince is a prosperous farmer and grain b11191 and his friends who are legititi ‘wish him and .\lrs. Melting a long life fall or happiness. immediately after the wetltllng breakfast. 561v the borne of Mr. anti Mrs. the newlywedded id showers of rice 1i shoes. for a trip of ln

couple left um confetti and oi to Baniff and other points tcrrst en route.

has

Long after ilie last cellar of

g gone tlry and the last drop it rtnlain a bottle of liquor that. according to tradition. is entoiiihotl t; church at Montgomery, (I. William Sivaim, seventy-two. vil~ |1'(U.'1, historian and forlner school- master of Nlontgomenv, is liuthori ty for the trawlition that. a. quart of liquor is concealed within the nrnerslone of the church, which

i; s

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was Mr. Gerald 1

in the corner-stone of the Univer-

' “11111111119 111 Hive 1111111 fresh’ 1"" . their home ill \lc\lelll's Mills V11“; W“ b11111 1n 18111- "111 there 1111"» ~ _- ,1 .. N .._ Hum _,\_ Me, hen’ O l. ._ - _ - 1 - r ~ »- _ _ I _ _ '. longlanll has not iitirticted as . “ '- dalici"n(lv from i... y (h, s v ample of su Hillt'hi~3\‘\"11)V sclf- ‘c "mum um Mr‘ Ham“ 5mm“ "J1 _“‘ ‘ ‘T ‘ _ _ _' anti some lllilrrent-tr in taste are t _ . v 1 1 H) .. t1. H V . man. of Sumllierslde, on a vlglg to just us other folk ilitl. it was cus- _ . _ _ _ ;. ,‘ __ , “Dams l),l“_‘.,"““_ help, 1].. ti, 9a w...“ as ,\ f;\.>-;n_1(‘h,_q ‘My B , n, ‘ r to 1a e H “or in ‘l mp partially responsible. llut t.ii. The nunm,‘ “m, 0,; ‘recline i“ buy; then became a st-iioollnaster, v3.31?) um ‘wlbs ma“? $111131‘ 01111211” , p ‘c’ Hqe-r 8,0‘ m“ Mia's loss to Englaiil Alias also milk tltlrlll the Itvtatit we io "m1 1*1"‘1' '1 1'-11'1'1>11@1‘. 1!; entered ‘ mum‘ w w vs“ He“ s N)“ “"11"? ‘i0. Mm (:33 n I 119*" 511115111111311- 5111mm P111111‘? . K ~ 111 l F 11 . . at Lowell Mass. H. folks tlianl. ealh others heabb , .

[hen m,“ l“. (lhspliv(“l mm. when political arena thug...“ yen}. , u in Humor" Avrosq ‘he mm “um 15:]{inlfflllSlfliltllggnfléilllllile titxll-c. the cow (‘(lil('t‘l'llt‘(1 has lit all times i ‘~ _ _ t - .1 .' that Wu,‘ 1 11 51'“ U“ o *1 “i111 ‘W191’

sufficient fct-tl to su lv he ut. Mr. Meiglielra name is cf Scot- “M155 Stem‘ o" “h” h“ bee“ [he “mun 1s ‘l MW?“ . ‘ l °vemws~ ‘- rients for tllc milk sllt?‘l]S.lll‘tl)dl.l(Y[i‘flg. P1511 Highland and (‘t-ltic origin and apCndmg her vacuum! at me Home - sltopiuver for.‘ ‘he 311' ma}? hKTNIlipqX; T111‘ recent foriilatitm 01’ 11 $0- _1 The figure. givpn “n, Cumpned l.~‘ pronounced iu "aiitida its ("f h" purems Kensmgwll- 19m th°1r_7{:!°‘§‘e L? ‘e c d1‘? olety of Canadian Authors will not l 5mm u... Tgnqn-ds of u gm“), o‘ mg“ "hie-err" Tlleiday 11101111118 101' D<>P¢11°11l1"-,““;”_ f“) ,1 ere m ‘ tie“ s a_ 111"" slop lue tlrain on (‘alitititrit lticr- class cows. 'l‘liose animals 1121i] sllf- Mass" “he” ‘m’ M“ “and “m” s“‘“"‘ “’“"lls"‘ne"°‘ Jmma‘ err resources. for it ivill be 11111111 ficlent focal at J11 times, were tnilk<1 L‘ 11,7119‘ ‘V1155 o" who 1"“ been f?’ 1t long your, thinks this Aliiericlhl ed [twice daily tlllll dried up after, “"1", "f" °"H‘“° 1”“ "1 ""1? italier. before (‘anath- wilt otter 1 ten tn eleven months prepufllflyfy CHERRY AND RASPBERRVADE m“ Yewfla usmhfx’ M0m'e“1' rising genius an tipportulilty- com to freslieliing again in about twelve raslafkzlnpwlfid us rdrn“ Mme" 11111111111 \\‘1111 “$11111 11f’ (‘i111 111111 111 months. With llil’ cows 0111115 class Fse one-third part of on I} ' SB eon Rica MN" whn New 11ml‘ ‘"' "Qgmn “" 1‘°"‘1"“'

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CANADIAN LITERATURE 1

The New York World Expresses‘ the American View.

(‘anadian literature and writers anti their relations or lack of rela- tion to (‘anadian life have been tliscussetl recently by the New York World.

Canada's literary handicap, it says. has been that she has 119ml unable to keep her authors at home, (‘ompiired with the Eng- lislbfeiltlillg public that beckoned from across the line to the south nr from the Klutherland oversea.- the home population coilltl offer bill slight 1‘1lf.‘t)lll'll-g9l1’l(‘f1l to hitti- tlin; genius. (‘zinatiian loss has been Anteri-

bred.

Pei-llaps no fat-t, this paper sol; KEQIS, hears more eloquent testi- mony to the clostncss oi‘ relations and the similarity of outlook be

tween (Janlidti anti tllc Vnlteil States than the (‘A50 with which

men and women ivhosc cntirc up»

hrlngln; to liialilrity was cxclil~ slvt»l_y' (‘anallian have been able with their ideas anti inspirallolt to appeal successlully lo the Alucr-

ican public.

But it is a sign of the times nev-

ertheless. lt at least iiiarlts an aivaltcning teonst-ltiilsiless of exit-- tent-e on the part of Canadian

literature. liesitles, some of the exiles are

Dominion Garage ll. D. Willlrow

Botlofnctlon Gununtood.

Prion. Wltor 8t.

Onlloilte R. T. Holman:

Oummorllth. P. E. I. Wnor and Quun Strut

Low

into a bottle containing ounces of Orchard White, any drug store will supply few cents, shake well,

have u qulirter pint and lellglitful lemon bleacl- Maesage this sweetly fragrant lo tlnn into the face, neck arms ant

skin.

Squeeze the juice of two lemons three which for a

anti you‘

of ilurtnless

blinds each day, then shortly note the beauty and whiteness of your

Famous stage beauties use this

returning, finding, as one of llieln says, that contact with his iiaiivo. soil is the truest stillrce of lnsplr.» tion. lllifls Variuzin, the poet, after several tlet-tidcg in New Yum halt been- revisiting the home of - his youth, reading ills poems to - capacity ziutllences. and he may. I remain pcriuanentlv. Many think he is (Tanzitlzfs mast tlistlngtllsltctl port. ills work, of which for many Years he pilbllsllctl a volume .l year, hits remtilnctl distinctly Can-I

lemon lotion to bleach and brlur: attain. with (‘nnntlltin atmosphere‘ veloping and now first attempts occupants of the motor car lifted that sort, clear, rosy-white ctun- and outlook. (leltplte his foreign are being made in dramatic ilterii- him to the aide of the lane. carefully as the scum rises 111111 1116111011. also as a freckle. sun resilience. ‘there is an agitation. turc. _ Another rnutlc came up iii that straining when ready l0 1'B"1“""~ burn. and tun bleach bemuwe it‘ says the. World. to create a new . 'l'lle World mentions the one-act moment. and upon inquiring the Add at this point the armed 1m“ doesn't irritate. post oi’ Canadian poet lliilreate tragedy by Isobel Ecclestone Mru- motorists discovered that the of the oranges used; 1101119 m" ~"~————~- seal tight. This can be also? ‘gfihxllg’ 0 .

trams, lals lire chiefly volouro, In

‘The coat:

Not our complete fall stock, but flrot oiilpmont which contain: a ciioln: allot-imam

of the riowut lenoifl. modoll In Ladloo’ Cooto. yet many of them show a dlotlnct difference from that of In! your. I'M motor.

title unori are not ox-

all the litillt Ihidel. You may he auurod that this firzt

can and British gain. 1n more " 1111111 1111B 1111181101111 01!)’ 111919 1S " . t l - k1 recently produced at llart nearest houses was an ilntlertn- (“lnudmn nlfmry cn1"n-v'_“““1 1m" fiflg,,f§,,,‘"gfel,_c“rmnn the first n litiyiise, ‘fortinto. ' r liens shop, two miles in one titres- "“1‘““ Wm“ ‘M1 f!“ l"h_les.wm: rnhul. smug...- hn. form-nap m it natlitin critics preferred, to lltln tiiitl a doctor's litiuse. wliicll "O"w"h' o.‘ Anuilkan _.p_eflmh“n“, a ',..,\m~,,-v “lufe n@flr_ (‘l\l||l|l\m, Mrs. .\t1l1(‘kfly'§ playlet, the cometiy| they hull passed one mile tint.‘ “m1 ,1“ m“ “b ‘\_';"°""‘l," . 111.101‘ Om pH}, “(.A',-n,“r_ umq- many of .\lll.\'1i01il\ written by Merrll lieti~ three-quarters behind them. in tile 11111111511131?‘ ' XFMVAPZ} "S"Yf‘)‘}“ vealtq abroad’ is running ,1 {pr-m ison and produced at the SIIIHJ rolid they bad just came lilting. “em?” 1M "'0' '11“? ‘lflnkth- at Fkfrld On't.. hilt still fintlsfhlm- "Shlm “'11 “me mm l" m“ "1' fiijlillatlnclsiiilziiiieipiilililllr “(iirlflzlli time‘ to write prolific articles antii *-—<0>——— tleriaketia 51109101’ 511th 111 1116 ‘ ' 1 -' ‘ "1 _ ' ' , _» ' tloctorhi." iisket the first of tl writers are ("tilltttiliill hora anti "11 “(11511311111 mmk- [M11111 Cm‘. LAUGH wnH us motorists 1 1e

ror (rllev. t‘. \V. GONDTI) 1S 11111112 a lh-esbyteriiin pulpit at Winnipeg.

showing will be l foreword offiho coming fall and winter otylol. and are juot hon in time for the bride-tho young“! Indy qolnq togbollogo, or tho one contamplatln, a trip abrood. Slxu 16 to M. Price: ranging from ...... ...................... .. ......,,.. to $45.00

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and Serge Dreiser... for Stout Ladies . . . .

Just What You Have Been Waiting For

Good quality heavy weight silk dresooo, lultablo for stout figural, vory utyllnh; In colours brown, navy and black. Size: up to 47 hunt measure, specially priced at -- $35.00

Do not fail to u: these In the

First shipment new urge dreaset juot arrived. . $1250 to $40.00

Ready-io-Wear Department. Price: from ....................................... ..

sllk drones. very smart and attractive. Juot tho thing for

i Ladies’ Trlcoletto .. 325,00, $27.50 and $40.00

dross oeeasionn, Price ....................................................... ..

A vlait to the Ladlel‘ Ready-to-Wear Department anuru you of seeing tho moot tip-tonal: lion of ladies’ apparel obtainable. Do not‘ foil to mako on impaction.

Sinclair 8t Stewart ‘Lttlj

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o

The victim of the accident raised his head and cried:

""l‘like me to tllc tloctolxs first. you fools!"

‘Father llcrntirtl Vaughan is Lon- don's most fashionable and also her most tleinocratlc. clergyman. He tells a SiOry about a boy:

lie was never long from Canada. and his novels are perhaps tho most widely read of any unexpo-

trititetl (‘tinatliarh Stephen Lea- “This boy called on me one after~ __'__@..>_-.__. rot-k, the humorist. a professor noon when l had ivarneil hi. NEW msunANcg 155A in I‘('Ol’1fl‘lll1f‘S at Mt-Glll. Prof. Pel~ housekeeper that l \\'fll<.tOO tired ____.

to see any one. "That's a nice riteastvtr to sen-l a boy of this parish. l tiverheziril him answer. ‘You tell hilii l want to see him spiritual.’ so of course. l nut on my birrct and came downstairs. When l iiut ilnwn the stairs the boy

The British woolen anti worsted industries shall contract out of tliti whereby the enlployecs in thosn industries shall cntract out of ill-l natfonlil uncmpigvlnent insurance bill, lit present under conaitlerailoli in the house of commons, by tleirl-

bum Edgar, the essayist; Marjorie Plckethail of Victoria. lsubei Ec~ cit-stone of Vancouver, are soni-l of lite Canadian authors who have struretl international fame and rewards without leaving the native

llllltl.

Tile New York \Vorltl says tba. 531d‘ ‘mmen um“ a m“ me’ sing a scheme of their own ‘Fliers l1rof. Mt-Jrlccrlian (it Halifax, ‘"1151 i" “m1 a 1mm ‘my 1n 1.1"‘ are in the northern countries whose ljeccnt article, "Canada :i pfwmh '1" g" ‘Vmdy because you w tlrofl of the. wool textile trade, it Vile-Kill $11116" (l0 1111‘ 111111911 fired‘. ‘wmn 1" “e you firmne‘ is assumed, about 200,000‘ men. Sllllfii), has caused much roni~ 1 40',“ ‘mm t" “e9 yo“ ‘om. m youths. women and girls nvcl- the merit, eagerly abetted the fornla- this “L “'11P” ever-"hfmy m“ 9111' “m, 0g sixteen yam-s “posh under titm of the Authors’ $06181)’. lle ‘"1" 1"“1""“5' Yffyn‘ we 11m‘ sixteen do not come umlr-r tile tlt-t-larttl the outstanding rbartic- §°‘“°'“'“‘"'“ ‘WM’ S” l Nam‘ unemployment insurance scheme) term“ u’ (vnni“““n'3 M a “N Como lllto the dinning room, and and anowmg for contmmnons by

was tliffitltrntle, There has been skepticism X13 to the existence of :1

French literature here. yet hail not a Freuch-(ianatiian poet (LtlLlls Honore Frechettci hcca

(l'(1\\'l’1€‘f1 11v the French AP-Wflfilllyl‘ Nzain ball not Sam Slick found ed the American school of humor

took him there. prepared for tear

yer?‘ have, and l have got them on,‘ "

ful revelations and spiritual dif- flcultlcs, naturlilLv. And then he sliitl, "l-‘titller, you ain't got such ti