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Fumlgating Co 145 Great George
S TEWARDSIIIP
"As every man hath received the
.~l\'l;l\'l: lzsiiiixci. coiias 'ro 'rua stlrahs so Excili.\'l.l.i'NovE1__ so UN. street. 'i_-rms-w..i-5.... gif" °”°" 5° ""’"“‘°' ”`° ”’”"°
sl~oil.l~;ii ix rrs __-..-__--_-_
Nevin will arrive from T
--HOME FOR BUR.IAL.- I
mains of the late Mr. A. _
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will be taken from Borden to
_or
e to another. as good stewards
the manifolld grace of God."-
Peter, iv:10. 
am a steward of a Kind- I
fp apply with greatest cane
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the hw mm "ms “mini Who has intrusted me with gold-
- _ ' to fling,
resldeme of his sister Mrs_ D_ J_ Not wantonly away _
  Mcbeah’ Argyle 5hom_ Nor :gh hoard in some strong
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TI-I E PROVINCIAL G R A ND
LODGE OF THE L. 0. B. A. wish
to achnowledge the sum of $5 and
K y V ~ A 'I Y ry in0rphari_
age. Mary Maclean. Trees. I
Q ’ L.1gg4-g.95_1|_ 'vvho gave me talent.s~not to
HU
mlm A \F PQ A(`0v -During the Ministers vacation
tivo quilt covers from Clyde Lodge A
Also $24 40 sale of flags at Orange
tea For Bo s dormoto
ST. JAMES CHURCH, SOURIS B
ut I
To help a brother on the road
To '
better things, that he may bear
light heart 'neath fate‘s heavy
load.
am the steward of a Ring,
hide-
nt to be tially used to bring l
eaves to I-Iis storehouse from
‘VE SAID .~\l.I. 'I`lI_\'I` .\ C »~ I L" ‘\ ' ' one service will be held each Sun- sh off wide l
V _ _ _ _ _ . , ._, .. _. ~ _ u “vB D0’ S0 WE KN0“; THAT IF day. On August 29th th service wil F' ld. f th i ed i , th t l
YUI l\A\U`i\l"N:` |\1H (\'IIII`\III()l\\I\`hIlIL'I`I;l(("IOU   AND IF YOU H»\I’l’E`\`El) T0 lll.`~1S Ita Estevxpeotedpl M' (£25 Fxgiirlnleiaifarhl Ie sa; e rpm gran R X
Y(ll"\'l‘I .\`._  "_ . ._ v I » L’ :V - ~' - ‘ ‘ _
rl' issi=olti;.~\\'i-_‘l.i._ illtitas lol il 0l'P0RTli1\IfY- Q Powh-
\ “r ‘nh much leash.-9 in announcing the return of BREADALBANE CHARGE Unit-I
*‘ ‘° '~' P ed Church, Rev. John _Stirling will|
' ognduct service at Breadalbane .
I I NA U T Y M A R I E T  ” way Aug zmgbastgmépi M L me Sim? 0( R' mis'
' `2 H Must out u ri m mission o;-
W|NqL0E CHARGE United Lifes vernal moments swift of
Church of Canada. Services on Wing'
` , , . . . 5uuduy_ Aug_ 29th' W-h he f ,_ Give way tomorrow to the snow
.ulfslc BY v1CToR uaizuanr lows,Nmhwms,oe111AAM_e;oԤVh 0, ,,g,.__,,,,,ha,_ce some one may
That all His children here may be
May pour His blessings on man-
kind;
Drawn nearer, and trut1h‘s riches
find.
. Reliable Goods
at economy prices
in the _
BASE
Just arrived a line of
ladies dresses, including
hroadcloth. VOIIES. and
piques. Sizes 14-52. Reg.
ii.'2Z.‘iZ°i2§“_ _‘I-59
Ladies cotton print
.house dresses. Sizes
i°’»‘i‘;‘.i'____ 59c
Ladies washable crepe
dresses. Assorted styles.
iliii Ti _ _$2.29
L a d i e s whirlwind
dresses sixteen gore
si it isnulsris Matoouoio and Nnsou Eoov  hi? °f
 g Dorald will conduct all services Elve-
R»ev_ J. R... Skinner, Minister. A love-filled cup - the Holy
-- = . -'vi-» ~'»= *'.'* »~ " `"` . L-1906-8-28-li Grail-
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repair, gas, oil, and taxi
service.
Phone 110-- 196 Giulflnn St.
MA("S SER\'I(`I<l S’I`i\'l`l(lN
Pete and Claude will glzldly
cll-olieiiltc :lt :my time.
We have 21-hour service.
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 ,gh v‘_§-___`  _ Eastern Guardlan mlhin L. L. bylzlii-r, Secretary
” ,gg ' lovely light loa\es or l.i tier lii-_c-nd.
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 ._ _ " .    .fsoiirtis c il- i..-Tlil~Alun-t
" "   meeting ol the Solirls Uliil
the C :is licl( '
i  .  . :~»'  l.he lc-agile room with a. good
'l-*ii* I _ _ <l. I ' 'ii ai-t.eiidz\li<'e_ Mol-tin" npoiicd \\"ilh. lhe llvliili-iiill-lit lil Mines and Re- Y\F<‘dlE. Which he awidcntully SWBI- there WPI? S0 many other So-l
~‘ =  =f»~-»"  ' ' _ _ - l ` a by-law to regulate the hours of
. _ I , _.~  .  _ . _' -
“ ._ __ ,yu  "_¢l:"..._t'§~_. _-'”'?=‘5f5;I§'=;;§5fiE§§§A , busiiicss the l.rl\l\sili'ul' rlliliollllri-d i
~ . i ` `   tli-.it $500 were the nel rel-ip\_»~_ tori lor; Bulls for inc current year. ‘”“I’l‘il-\'» The neodle. measuring bers of the Womens Peace and
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Island Motor Transport Ltd.
Summer Bus Schedule
inns i.i;`_§-if;.é`_i:'i|*.§i'i'EERWN h
POI! Sl`.\I.\IhIt\`Il)E (VIA KENSINGTON)
Daily 1-\il\pf. .\'uill|ll_\ 8.00 i\.)I l'2.l5 I’.M. 2.lfl P.M. 4.00 P.M.
e.¢..,.l_,;. f_i.l_v i0.!1|l P.M. Sunday only 10.30 A.»\l. B~30 PM-
l\I:iL'E\\'cn and .\IiicDolil.5l‘ll. I
Who might take hope again -
ROSS MTLLER FOX FOODS are 1
- ~ ' r d li ._
scieldagilh Itsheir merits alotue ariid 'alll an g;_,yDE EDW-IN TUCK
' your co-opera _ on n o- _
lowing the R-M Seasonal Feeding From Evan Dept'
Schedule which is yours for the _DL Eha A Book. Bmohhm
asking We know you will get re- NY Pr hd t I W hd _C31-_ I
_ ' . ._ e. en o o 's W
suits and put real fur on your pelts. U" has completed two thl,ee_yem, .
FAMILY BEREAvED_Mr_ Fred terms as World’s President. and
was re-elected in Washington for
Nelson Cherrv Val‘ev, received a
telegram on Thursdav annmmc a third She is Executive leader
,ng the death of hm son Clavmn of the largest organization of wo-
Nelson which took place in men in the w°r]d' with upwards
Taunton, Mass.. that morning. No °f 1‘0°0‘000 'I“`mb"5‘ in 53 du' _ . °   .
particulars have yet been received ferent countries. She is a speaker
His mutha Mrs* Nelson and of great power and effectiveness. I
brother, Edison. left yesterday for and a champmn °f Temperance'
T _ known and loved by millions and
Mmm" respected and feared by advocates _
THE BAPTIST CHURCH The and apologists of the liquor traf-
g service the Misses Minnie and
_‘___ ,h E , hh L- -t d Klitherne Down bring* a selected
‘ml ;.,.;'7' h|i\r'mklLf;n phlzem 'sein number in their duet Miss Callbeck,
D ‘ ._ ‘_ i .
____ who underwent an operation in the b1`0llght to mind the SHOUB Em- i
` pretty dry.
The Nulioilol Pul'ks Bureau of C
lu- llrill.l.iioli.. i~c;ilii~<iliig lvligra- SHf\Il‘flR_\' even‘ne. He is recovering now the World W.C.T.U. are mem- l
Rev. Henry Pierce has very kindlyi fm' .she I5 B member of the Pres'
urmuged to mke me Services m0m_ byterian Church and was recent-
‘_ ing and evening. in the absence of 1-V made D9“°°“"55'“t‘L*"3e °I
me Rem H_ L_ Demon B' D_ ut the that church. the only woman to
United Baptist Church Convention. TPCPIVE thai h0“0l`-
Mr. Pierce will take as his morning' : It Would 11° every one of us
| theme "The necessity nf the D vine good if we could read Mrs. Boole’s
help." and in the evening “A mess- Presidential address in full. It is
age for a time of depression." Miss impossible to carry over its spirit
Borna I-Iueslis sings. at the moming in it note. She stressed the unity
5l""’1C9- GOUUOCVS Setting Of C2611 of the organizations under dif-
Fmnces Aieximdefsu "There I5 8 ferent names but federated with
gfrefl hill ff" RWM- Mme even- the world w.c_'r_U_, as being the
pledge of total abstinence and tfle
payment of a modest annual mem-
bershi fee Sh s oke f the
P E   1y1u_¢f,.=,- Hugh Cum_ube11_y0ung son ed forty countries and organized
. . I [M1 and Mr; Samuel Cumpbem thirty-eight olit of the for-ty She
harlmtetowri Hospitai to have a.
prayer Alter thc u.»lli\l lolllllic oil .~.olli'cv_~, Otlzl\\'li_ has just issued I°“'f"'I< YPVOVPIWI. H\‘I'lV¢’<‘| l'10mP on
prasis on world peace-long before
.   `_?5¢ _' __ ‘ \l~!l , - .. ‘ ' . _ . D _ e .D 0
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`   _-  ff: -` lf* *ROBIN HOOD FLOUIt iiinkcs --V - - --- »- ' -~---T221 in "Dominux reg`t me" and in the foundation md' °f me Warldvs Ur'
‘ 1 rw .5 »` f ~ 1%, 1 ` "*‘ ‘ ` f' " _ l e\,e,,ing Pasmmle from Merkel ganizatlon by the journey round
‘ = ‘~  1 f ` Mi()_I,at0r  on ` " ' the world of Mary Clement Leavitt
L . ._ 1 ‘, _ ( . D y MAKES GOOD RECOVERY _ of Boston in 1884. when she visit-
' r _ ~ ~ » rj . _
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l _ QQ!! t -1 _Q of W L \\ l iii
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cioties with that aim-and that
    _ Souh wh which wa hgh, uh(h.,. A __hmhhh.y U1- _hc Rhgh-ahohs as about an inch and a quarter, work- Disarmament Committee at Gen-
*  '»=*~ -..=:=.' '  - ‘ “
“ , will ;'>f'f`  fi the ansiili-as ofsollris P.n~i_.n c.w_L. lin-_\~ .iplizy to Prince Edward Is- °‘Ih"*‘ W”-V d°"’“ thfollrh tht Stom- eva. And. also. attention was
.I _ A   ._ _AMP  Plans  .'u1Scu_._u.v.u ,fury tlu. huh, h,h.J“.S_ ac and into the bowels where it brought to the fact that the thirty-
. 1 \ '_ *
_ . . .
DONALD NIEEK "    will be held in Scurls on llle
_ pAU|_ ¢;U|L|:gy|_E   _.seein week or S<»n1l\ili1>'~\'. The ci.-no llnlioi- tllnn Braun. Coors
L ‘__ , ‘
Annual Di..<.e_s.iii Coliiviitioli nhlih
Nmioiial prcsicleiit \l=»\. l“lorc.lcv.
PHILIP IIUSTON   :EI - :Boland of "I‘orolitoA will be in
“Sl .V _ FRANK M. THOMAS ' _ __  X attendance. Tho Diocesan prcsi- _olivia sl-lil. 1s~ocl. 31.
ll  ' `  dom Mm Harold gym" Mtmmglw
  lcaglle will ‘be orfililiizrlil irlllriiig um uh. _\.L._h. Brhhh Wood Ducks'
, 'f ,~o"Jr_" ` ,.\'-I l J
will p1'c'~ide A lllllwr C W L
.  ._ _ ,, ~ .-  .  ~ - ._ - i one of the sessioiis- Mcctiiig, :lil-
jo_______d_ _
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Safurllny iii';.|ts ll-uve t,cl|i'gL-~
lonn 6.10 l’, M.
|_,.uve .\'nl.;iilii Tru ltonlns at
IIJIU P. .\I.
Puswlill--l':» nri- fully p|'ni.l'l'\l'<I ll)
Ill.sui';iiiL'l- lu- u||_\ iil'i'iill‘lii lll'.\t may
happen lviiilr- ilririiig in this lius.
Stops. ut
i\'0is.\N_\ 'i'i;.\ noous
ALLISON IIl]I‘lt5'I`IS
Grunt (ir-urge St..
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lflllt 5I7.\l_lII‘iIlSlItI'2 ‘VIA BIIRDEN)
I).iiIy 1-xm-pt .\'iiturllny and Sunday 3.45 I’.lVl.
Snturdziy only
FOI( IIURIIICN t\'IA
l-llnnf-l-ling with Mainland llus Service
Daily |~\<‘i~pt Sullduy
FOR NORTH LAKE (VIA SOURIS)
Daily except Saturday and Sunday 4.30 P.M.
Saturllaiy nlily
FOR. TIGNISH
Daily exec-pf Sunday 4.00 PM.
S. S. SURF
lfrmn Miliitilgue and Georgetown
\\'l-dm-sllll.\' iiiorniiig for the Syd- l
ill-\'_~ \'ili .\'li'uil. of Canso, Lennox ‘
l';i~._~:izl-, liras d`0r Lakes arrivinB 'lt
!~‘_ulm-y 'lliursday i\IlcrI100l'\-
Rliiirniiig the Surf loaves S.Vd“f=Y
\i-r_i .wlmiiliiy nrrlvcs at Montague
wrly Till-siluy inorninll-
|';ls~|~iil;l\rs wisliiiig a more \'3D|d
ti-$;i to .\'_\iliil'_\ "lily mke their
iii:-.»|noIii|<~ null lrnvr the ship at
_\ll'!ur.i\'<- :ilul motor to Sydney M- ,
li im Wi-(lin-~|l:i_y :iffcrnonn or nr- f
ri' .i~ (‘ N. lt. Iivprcss from Mul-
ri-\\» \\'<»llnl-s(l:\y 1-v|‘ninK~
For pnrtic-ulnrs write or telephone
Poole &ThompsonLfd-
!\io\"r.\(.‘.vl~:, P. E. I.
  ff. _ 
TALL (’R()WNS
’I':ill_ top:-l~llilr crowns are feat-
ui* fl ui l~;l-ik.. lint collection .Wlth
1.lr liillolllllscd for trim. ‘
6.00 Pau.
SI'.\|I“ERSII)E)
2.10 P.M»
1.30 I’.M. lI.00 P.lVI.
Personals
.,*Mr. and Mrs. R K. Clulnclils.
Moliialrlifx lofi on lilil-_ S S. Suri
on Wedliesdny on a trip to S_\'fl-
iioy.-H.
‘Miz Mont. \Vl‘ielil is on .1 bll:~i-
iie _< trip '.r»Wl-_-l.f-rli Cillllliln. l-lc ox-
pcrts to rot-lli'li. .~.li<:l`i`}.' wllli ell rlll
cdrlonrls of cultic liiiri lifIl'.~0.~. 
‘Tho illlic<-< ol' Mrs. Dull-'lfl-‘I
.\/Ivbzireii uf Nou Pvrlli. ie. _iii_l<~li
i'<'grett.c-d by hcl' mliiiy i'l'l¢'ilcl.~..
Mrs, Mcl.;li'f-ll ~l_< al lvlltlciit ut lliv
Kings Coeznty ll<~_~.lill.il.~-H.
:”"" '_ I
_ Direct Bus Service i
‘ A To Halifax 
Leave daily except Sunday
Via Iluchclagn at 4.00 P.M.
Flircs are low..
Arrive Halifax 12.00 Midnight.
Full information at I. M. T.
Ticket Office.
ISLAND MOTOR
'l`RANSPO_"_ i` LTD.
_M li;
TO URIS TS !
PICTOU
SEI BAIIII 5.
TOURIST Home
(OPPOSITE STATION)
Excellent Afcommodntlon
and Mr-nls
.. \»~'v»»_
If-Ill#-O.-I
I
-.7 _.._- M _ e _ __..€_~._,__, l __ __ __
Blitll lJ.lll‘s ln<'lli.s'\'c~Duck»S.
'iliii Rails: Sept. 15---Nov. 14.
a duct A number of x av
riff-.~ were taken showing the
OPEN SEASON herrantn follow along the inteseln
in _ ` _r
D' \~ .
m
Woodl~ock_ Wll.~_on's or Jack-
(‘I.()Sl-Il) SEASONS
Thvrc ..~ il closed svn on through-
:5\\'ull.~_ Crnilc-s, Cllrlcw, Willets,
Gori\\'ils. Ulilzllid Plover, Back-
bvllird llnll Golrlvli Plover, Greater
uiiil Lu:.~vl~ Yr-ll<i\\'-Isegs. Avocets,
l)o\\'ill~lici's, Kiiols. Oy..ter-catch-
r-rs. Plil\'ili'ol>cs. Slilts, Surf-birds,
’1“lii'li.~|r>lil>s and llll the shore birds
lint }\l'<>\'ll‘l\rl \\i li ull open season
in nliorl- .~<‘llcrlllle_
'1hl=i°v is a t- o ed season through-
out the _\'<-:lr on the following non-
gnliie bil-ds:
Allka. Alliclllls. B‘ilorlls_ Fulniars.
Giililu-ls. Cii'l\\ic.~_ Gliillcnlots, Gillis..
Hl\l'r>il.»', .lair-u<‘i‘.». Lnoiis_ Miirres,
llslrvl, P:lll‘ii.~_ Slicziiwvalers and
'l‘<-i-les: lliul thi-ro is a closed sea-
son i.lil'oll_l;lu>lll the _\'L-lil' on the
iollc»\\'ii<.; ili~r‘<-ll\'ol'oll,=. birds-B0b-
oi:l\.‘<_\. (‘..lllii:<l.\. Cllirkli<ll~c_\, Cuc-_
kim-, I<‘ll-l<<'i‘.~. Fl_\'r~zitclicl‘s. Gros-
li<‘:|k.-_ llllliliiiililiir(is_ Kinglets.
M. l‘l1li~._ .\l~ :l‘o\\"1i'1<s, N’ght-
lniwlzs or ".:~'E lm Nllthnches,
Orioles, Rnbilis, Shrlkes, Swallow _
can in 'l‘.lii._o<-..~_ Tilniicc. Thrushes,
V1.1-l\.~. \Vui'blr-l'.s. Wmzwillgs. Whip-
pool'-\vill<_ Woodln-t~kcl's, and
Wi'i‘ii.~. lliicl ull other pcrcliing
liirlis \\'hii'li iced entirely or chief-
ly oil ill cuts.
No pl-l.~on shall kill, hunt, clip-
tllrln iii_ilii‘e. Luke or iuolcst any
ill_<_rl.lor_\' gliino liirds during the
cil>_~c<i .wnsoili und no person shall
sr-ll, c_\li'l.<n for snle, offer for sale.
lilly, lrlidc or traffic in any migra-
tory gllinc bird :lt any tllne_
Tho lnkiiig of the nests or eggs
of niiul';llol‘y gnliie, migratory in-
ovemenit of the needle during the
seven countries there represented
ee _
"ml `I°""‘°d Wh” It bmhme *Wok are only a part-fifty-two are or-
ganized_
There were many interesting
ersons in the Conv tio nd
zht dave it was inside the young P en n A
Personals
Mr W C West York has re-
R. X
el __ . _ '
mahV_sMkvh]e Tribune. among the speakers. for instance.
Miss Emily McCoy of Pitcairn Is-
land. a descendant of one of that
first group from the "Bounty":
Miss Anna Jarvis of the U_S_A.. the
mm h_6m~ u visit W  ma . founder of Mot.her's Day: Mrs.
Helen Barker of the U_S.A.. for
Mis I '__ whom this was the 14th World
ng friends in the city.
“sm g sfabeue Inman' vicwm' is Convention; Major Macleod of Eng-
land, who was converted to Total
Abstinence from the necesslt of
Mrs. Earl Drinkwater of Dor- ' Y
I'lI1
chester MMS" has “rived home to clear vision and quick judgment in
visit her mother Mrs. Johnson Lord his Mr Force work; Lady Am”
vicbo. _ Macleod, whose convictions ar_d
testimony seemed -to be as strong
Miss Frances .Rngerson (mm__ as her mother‘s, the Countess of
lohemwnv spent me week_md M Carlisle, and a former World Pre-
her home in Vicmrm sident; Mrs. Nikoff of Bulgaria.
who attended last World’s Conven-
M, and Mm Aheh Maclean tion at Stockholm. on the way
Mcomphhled by ML and Mm home met the gentleman who fs
Matt-hew Watson left Thursday by 'ww hm' h“"b*‘"d~ ‘md Wh° “I”
mobo, on R hohday hh) ho New most broke down as She told us of
Humpuhire und Niagara Fahs_ having to leave behind her "first
born" in order to come' Fru Kem-
ivir. and Mrs. iiorold Lewis and rw'-=. of Latvia. who not only spoke
fnlnlly of East Lynn and Mrs. fm' h"\' "Umm-V but 55"! mint
Nelson Whitlock and daughter benlltiflllly. and WI10 WB5 t‘lf*cf"d
Kutuleeu’ Charlottetown, were Third Vice-President; Mrs. Ida, B.
,sum recon” 0 ,_ Wise Smith the National Presi
gl. y fM.and Mrs. - ~ ~‘
Joseph Hume,-_ Summersldev dent of the UAA.. olir official hos-
tess. and one of the most able wo-
M.-_ Hurry Holman Mn Roy Huh men one would ever hope to meet;
mlui, Mr. Claude Holman and Pro- Mm Ch°W""Y9PP“‘h- °f I“‘"l»
feng; whlmey of Summerslde whose beautiful saris were only
passed through the city Thursday matched by a beautiful voice speak-
night on their way to the Senior ing for India. These are only I
Golf Championships in Digby. Mr. hint of the many whom one sp-
!/lljgogers l£fis9r_rie_¢i_ay§Yago. preciated meeting.
”`*_"_"‘  “"; And all were there because-and
GUNS, APPLIANCES AND HUNT- gn] b¢¢al|_;¢_0f 3 1 tle lgg
Y it Wh
ING METHODS. Ribbon and what it means _ be-
The use of automatic tanto- :cause they one and all believe
.
10Hdi11Bl. swivel_ or machine gun. that "No issue is settled until it
sliciivol-oils and niigratory non-,l or battery. or any gun larger than is settled right" and bgnguge may
guino birds is prohibited.
The kl1Z‘ng. hunting, capturing.
taking or molesting of migratory
iiiscctl\'oi‘olis and migratory non-
gomc birds. their nests or eggs is
pl'/illiliit£’(I_
I lil- lins-vssion of migratory game
bird.. kllll-d during the open sea-
son is allowed in Prince Edward
Island until January 31 following
open season.
B/\G LMITS
Ducks. 12 in any day: Geese
Iothcr tlilm Brant) 5 in any day;
Rolls. Coots and Gallinu!es_ 25 in
any day in the aggregate; Wilson?
or Jack-snilie 25 in any day;l
humbef 10 gauze is nrfllhiblted. and f in-ileve uint "she who milfs alone
e use of any sewn ane. power- ; addr; but h who woks with
boat, sneak-boat. sail boat, live other; multiplies." I
birds as decays, night light, and ` ____
shooting from any horse drawn or ; A TEST 0|' FAITH
motor vehicle is forbidden. l -~__
The hunting of migratory game  A more cryptic saying has sel-
The shooting of migrato game
birds~ on areas belted with grain dom been uttered than, that of
or other srtilcial food is pro- _ the Syro-Pheniclan `woman 
hlbited. ; “Even the dogs." Custom has made
the world wise to the fact that to
fy
birds earlier than one hour bl-fore throw g bong lp the d0g_l,h¢ (inn-
sunrlse or later than one hour ' izcrous element _ will quiet it for
RUM' Sunset is Prohibited. .ri time, and politicians have never
The penalty for violation of the been slow to adopt this method.
migratory bird laws is li fine ofl It may seem begging the ques-
not more than Three Hundred tion fp bpm; 0|-ll,"-lo mm me
wnndccck 5 in any day and noti Dollars and not less than Ten . limelight but we know what suc-
more than 100 Woodcock, 150
Ducks, ond 50 (ifwc (other than
Brant), in one ICIIQ
Dollars. or imprisonment for a term I ceedil in one Province will soon be
not exceeding .six months or both tried in ell. Wg therefore make
.l fine and imprisonment. ' he apology
skirts with évhsite pi-
que collars an
cuffs on sale for 
Ladies lace dresses.
Assorted styles and
colors. Sizes 14-20 Reg-
§L“.'..§i'”i _ _‘L00
The Press states “No amend-
ments were made 'to the Liquor
Laws this session. The Licensing
Board"_..which seems to be the
sole governing body  “has
brought forth relorms.”. Let us
study this sop for the good con-
science of Old Man Ontario (or
Woman) if you will.
All hotels that do not obey the
rule of having separate beverage
rooms for men and women are to
forthwgi have their authorities
cancell _
FINE.
The room for women is to be
for their exclusive use EXCEPT
when women frequenters are ac-
companied by “Bona Fide Escorls"_
We were not given to understand
that this has been the Law from
the first. If so, why has it ilot
been enforced? So that bone looks
Then Municipalities are to pass
sale within certain limits. Does
this new system of closing mean,
as the old one did. .that closing
`meant locking the doors so those
outside could no longer know what
was being done inside? Say, lock
the outside doors at twelve when
it is said sales stopped. But
those inside could stay, and con-
sume what they had bought.
Many places are reported as hav-
ing customers for hours _after
closing time. Notice is given to all
and sundry that these reforms.
such as they are. "were not given
Girls cottonprint swing
dresses with white pi.
que collars. Sizes 3.14
years.
Price -_ _ _ _ 
Ladies substandard
silk hose. The latest
shades. Sizes Sl _;.1f)i/_
Price ' /`
Pair - _ _ _ 
Ladies_ cotton print,
bright colored all over
aprons.
Price, each _ _ 
Ladies ankle sox. As.
sorted colors. Sims
8%-10.
Price, pair _ _ 
Bright colored terry
towels. 
Price, pair - -_ c
Ladies lace trimmed*
silk knit pyjamas. C01.
ors pink and pea¢h_
Sizes small, medium and
iffiiil pal. _ _ 79o
because ot the cornplainh of up
W.C.T.U_ and others." Father Hub.
bard's cupboard must he pretty
bare, yielding this onlly_ Why hu
even this been given unless tho
Temperance forces look like |
dangerous element?
In Memoriam/
MRS. ROBERT SOMEES
BAIE BERTE, Aug. 23 - 'lille
deatn oi Mrs. Robert Somers, 71
years. occurred at her hoiiie in Bale
Verte ioliowing a ten days' illness.
She is sluviveri by three sons. Rev.
George Somers. Kensuigtoii, P. E. l.
Rev. l-iarry Somers. New York, Em-
esi., in Nelson, B. C., and bi' ell
daughters, Mrs. Fred Domon,T1d-
nlsh, N. B.; Mrs. Blake Ogden, Bel-
lerica. Mass.; Mrs. A. Maxwell.
Nalzuspe, B. C., Mrs. E. Bishop,
lington He ghts, Mass., Mrs. H&\'fl¢
Fstabrooks, and Mrs. Floyd Wheat-
on, Sackvl.le. N. B. Her husband
died three years ago. The funertl
service was held on Saturday Bi'-H'
noon. Rev. A. F. Baker, pastor Oi
the United Church. officiating. Tho
choir sang “The Lord is My SUPP'
herd." and “Beautiful Isle. The"
were numerous floral tributes. In-
terment was made in the 554°
Verte cemetery. T118 DF»"‘b*”°"
being Hansel, Robert. Otis and
Ernest Sprague. Fi-ea Dobson wt
G. A Hayward.
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