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PAGE SIX ' ,, H, B,
RIIICE EDWARD TU-.DIY
a City Shrieke In Terror-
ALSO MICK! MOUSE CARTOON
Bock Jouus AT 'rua cAri'i‘oi. ‘
"The California. Trail", new Buck Charles Stevens and George Hiun
Bones outdoor drama which opened bert appear in support. Lambert
et the Capitol Theatre yesterday, Hillyer, who made "Sundoyn Rider"
reports have lt, is paved with thrills “Forbidden . Trail” and “White
iiiiusiail lol' i-len a Jones "\vestern." Eagle" with Buck, also dir<'ctctl this
:_
The iilni i>r:u;.:s Blick to the screen one and has even outclriie thus
iii ii illisliiiig cobnllcrc role, Doug previous successes.
Fail-banks style. Helen Mack plays Three additional short subjects!
opposite the star. Luis Alberni, complete this splendid program.
" -ml
‘*i<li\l<`.i KoNG""1s NOT sU1TABLl:
FOR NERVOUS PERSONS
"King Kong," featuring hy Wray, 'giuyhtieet terror man, either in or
lm
Robert Arznstrong and Bruce Cabot of fiction and of the movies
at :ne Prince Edward Theatre. ever attempted to capture and sub-
With the lute Edgar Wallace, due!
:‘.».»p.~r ccncs.-ivcd the extravagantly The agination of the story is
(aiii.i.»zic lil.-3 oi bringing the pre- something to marvel ar, out thr
a
the iiiolicin age. 1-‘irst an expedition is a miracle of modern siiciice I:
io xi julzgla island discovers surviv- blends f ilcy with realism so magic
ln; nzl‘iiibci‘s of ilie Jurassic Age- ally that you question what is fac
ilu: pit.-i'odactyl, trachodon, tyran- and what isn't!
h;sl;»i-ic age into juxtaposition with vlsiializ tion of it_lts prciflction-»
A _
i~.i'...i::rii_.<, bi'oiiiosa.urus, tiiceratops There is romance, too, in "King
and u‘E:\.-rs-rliled over by a giant Kong." Bruce Cabot, in love witl
upc stilidiiig more than fifty feet Fay Wray, finds the nioiister is his
hifllb rival- It`s a new angle on the Beauty
ihen_ths ape is transported to and the Beast theme. The frzigili-,
eo'.'l..l1:i..oii ~ to New York. Break- golden-l_iziired heroine is the flrst in
loose, he tours through the inlllioils oi' years to touch a. soft, l
:-ci is ivllere people. automobiles, tender spot in the liclirt of this r
.=‘z'e:‘ cars, elv:v:ltcd lines are like so Beast, and for her he kills giant ter-
”" TT
va
molly lin toys beneath one's feet- rors and wreaks havoc with mrm
.~'i~.ci'e even the tallest building in .kind and its inventions. But his
rho world L1 no more difficult to _blunderlng idea of protection of
L'-lui* fluiii fi tree! _ course terrorizes the girl, and thrills
ine _i:r\':it "King Kong' even reach- the audienee as wf-1l_
es info the sky and provides a new Ffxtravngant with its siirprises :md
nwiilire for airiiir-n. A siiatrli at a action, “King Kong" sweeps on
,_p one pxunping lnnchina gun hullcisi into a new realm of entertginmem,
"0 l\'S Yfllmll hide. Hlld it I-Sland le ves one with something to
debuted-I ` Qwondera at and tall: about.
"l<.infr Kong" is a terror-the
Spolltslnen  in <_:yne_d;y. légrigarian partridge ar
Pro ec e . e n for uc
For _ Big Game m,,__ °°“° ‘l
rails, geese and bmnt o
'W Prince Edward Island extends fron
lem-riui i.. Thu Guardian) September lst to December 14i
1
M()N(;'1‘ON_ _\r_ B_ Au3_ 31__W|t,h and for woodcock and Wilsons 0
the approach oi' the fall eeason` llwk mi” fl'°m S°Pf@mb¢f 1551 li
thoughts of hunters turn to big November 30th, with bag limit:
game uno wild rowi shooting. while applying as in New Bmnswici: an
anglers still have an opportunity to NDVH S¢°5lB»
whi the streams for salmon trout,
1') i
in New Brunswick and Nova. Scotia
ARDENING 5
9-+0-s-+4;
Department of the Canadian Na-
tional Railivays, are making prepar-
aiions to take care of big game.
liiinters. In New Brunswick, the
moose season has beenshortened in
order to conserve native stocks. SPRING FLOWERING BULBS
Moose can only be hunted this year _*_*
from October 20th to November 20th. September is the ideal month to
ls
tically eliminate “calling” se moose and other bulbs which will fill th
can only be called generally during garden with vivid and generous
both dates inclusim. This will prac- plant tulips, hyaclnths, daffcdi
in
the first part of October. The shoot- bloc from the time the last snow
ing of cow moose is absolutely pro- depart until well into June. It
hibited and calf moose are protect- true, that in the warmer districts o
ed under the age of three years and Canada., these Spring flowerin
with less than .six points on the bulbs can be set outside almost u
antlers. Ten points on the antlers to December, and in such dlstric
was the previous regulation. actual planting is best delayed unti
The season for deer begins' Oc- late September and October, but
tober lst and closes November 30th. any case purchases should be mad
Not more than one bull moose and ‘early in the season while the sec
deer are allowed to any hunter stores have the finest and mos
ls man charged with vagrancy were re-
c manded till Monday. A case of un-
two -
In Nova Scotia the season for moose ample collection. Naturally as th
and deer is from October 10th to phase of gardening becomes mor
October 31st, one bull moose and popularthcre is a greater ru.n c
one male deer only permitted to' the newest and best varieties an
each hunter. In respect of Cape early ccmers here, 88 in m0Sf» Olhfl
Breton Island no moose hunting is things are the least apt to be dis
permitted. appointed. Too much empliasi
nn
The season for wild fowl shooting ca. ot be laid on q\1H1iLY~ T11¢1”0
in New Brunswick including duck a. vast difIerence in bulbs JU-St
l'
peso, brunt, cours mu rails, with time is sometimes quite it fllffe
in
as
the excepting of the islands in the ence in price. For the big, full sizc
Gmndmanan group is from Septem- blooms, only No. 1 bulbs should b
ber 15th to December 31st. In the considered. Such are huevy, free
Graridmanan group the season is from all mildew and omer dcfcc
o
'from October 15th to January'31st. and run at least twlcethe size
For woodcock and wilsons, or iackl the cheapest stock. The tulip, da
nnipe the season rims from October fodil and hyacinth, come along
15th to November 30th. Bag limit e ln the Spring that the Howe
l
arly
per day for ducks, geese, and brant, must depend almost entirely on t
fifteen, rails and coots, twenty-five ifcod stored up in the Fall plante
in the aggregate, Wilsons or .iaCl< bulb, hence the size of that flow
gnipe, twenty-five, woodcock eight is absolutely determined by the sl
and not more than 126 in s season. and quality of the bulb. Practical
The Benson for partridge opens on any color can be obtained in thes
October 15th and closes on October bulbs and by the use of the ear
n
Fist with a. daily bag limit of llx tulips and the later Dzirwins a
and not more than twenty for thc Breeders, for instance, the scason
whole season, bloom may be extended up to t
In Nova Scotia the season for time the first of the regular gard
ducks, eoots and rails opens on flowers are ready. All these bulbs
September 15th and closes Dcccrri- addition to the beautiful Narcissu.
my 31st and for gccse and brant, can also be planted in pots for in-
H-), season is from October lst to door bloom and by SUC¢>¢SSl011
‘nnuary 15th, except in Shelbume planting at ten day intvrvale 11°
now on, it will be possible to ha
flowers from christmas until Sprln
.and Queens counties where the sea-
 qpens November lst and close!
lst The season for wood-
3 .
January is Father: "I don’t like to see o
cock and wilsons ol',.1l¢l¢ -snip”
from October Ist to November 30th,
with the sumo bas limit “PPI-“"9
is in New Brimswick. Shootin8 Of
partridge, (ruffed STU"-‘fel is Pemm'
ted from October 15th to 0ct0ber_
daughter lighting cigarettes."
Modern Mother: “Oh, don’t
old-fashioned, John."
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31st with not more than five allowei
C` ___
Father: "It isn't tlint. Slie's to
young to be playing with matches.”
_ I E lcziimiil. suiinniiiii ‘R A F T0 Make
CAPITOL, _ - ~ ~. i
  now riivinc =»-- ---.i-"E-"...-»:.:.e.::.~.::.-l~;=;¢ A5535” .M gm
_ Count! “H”
_ verlillng of I newly nature llly be ` _
4| \ 4 cents n word strictly LONDON, AUG. 30-(UP)-’l'hl'e6
i   ND :»n».;3l° 1; “"°"°°' -f+~' large troop-carrying hfplenee are
' _ _ detailed to mskelafer this year the
_ Thrill-Loving TBI HIGHLANDS. Wednesday longest md moat .mbmom xotmv
Daredevil hmm' ‘U Blancgud? orchutraa tion flight yet contemplated over the
_ "r _
Hard Driving
/3 I/ J E s l 51" PETE!" P’°""“t°” s°h°°1 isuiiisyegt lifioiliiiiliiliilrzi iirsfinxskug
September 20th. Please
H( < Wm "We" _ to Re on in the west. Thei.r route goes south
" 7/,F "  l" “nd mpucm' °m Y' 1:31 as far ss Uiartum end thence west-
CA l I    M*l°n°' . ` wards over French Equatorial Af-
ck E? D°'”_ rica, Nigeria, the Gold end Ivory
Heien Ma L* “W GLA W ' Tm ,atume Coasts Sierra Leone, the Gambia
,_ ` o`\'”"udi tiiiiivrv BlSl\°P mmm mm' wind- B and Senegal. They will fly over
'fl L.\\“"°' , Th°“1;;’"§"°“;;:°';m r'_‘°s:nn£°; thousand.: of square miles of terri-
_'._" -. ohurc, GW 0,on .t Nh ,dl
. ;'$~ 4;.  ' M-1 = S°°'°m”°' ”‘ °* 1°" "~ “L fill. f.§...`§f§n §'§l°"°°'° °"
i ~,"`\\ '_ 9';-4; KINDERGARTEN no - The formation, selected from the
i , _ _I .
\ in \  of . um mm equipment of No. 210 Squadron of
\\\_ _ `\ .Q ‘ \F~.`.' T“°°d°y' sept' 5' at no in Trinity the Royal Air Force, which is eta-
' 0 _ /__»__, TQ *r social Hall, under dlF°°tl°“ °f ws’ tloned et Heliopolis Aerodrome un-
hil °\»'_“ “ ` Bei-na Huestls, Assisted by M1” der the command of Wing Com-
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“mum” or TRYON’ Bomhaw not visited West Africa since 1930'
BBPM" churches' sunday' septem' the cruise projected in 1931 over
f b" ard: 11 3' m" Bonshnw’ special the route was abandoned halfway
'p°“k'°"' M" A' J' R'°hm'°n’ mul because waming was received of a
9' m' T'y°°' Tm °v°“m' “mee ` serious outbreak of yellow fever in
' ' Wm b° 1" °har5° °! tm young Peo' French territory farther west. Econ-
pl° “nd Wm be °f ° special nnun' omy meuures forbade the flight  “"'""'“"°°" 
.mum  he  ‘;::.‘i°..‘f _______“°‘"’“ 
"‘°"‘l‘ °’ 5°""““"°" 1 ‘°9 "W “M one activities or the ivndfilu must
for few days, then dull and cloudy; _ Comnmnd or the Rh A_ R; 'for the Eatonial Baking
i 10 t° 16' °°ca`S‘°m1 mowers' mms ` first time large multi-englned troop-  lb'
l t d cool' 17 to 23, frost at _
_‘f_e;“’;0_;‘,'fn__e‘ 500,, 24 to 30 un_ carllers are m1kl11s__the Journey. nuttin  .... 
_ 5 ' _th ' ' which in previous years was en- McLaren's Peanut
“med W warm N m' trust/ed to single-engined Fairey day BUTTER, 13 oe. 
b°mbe"_ Quaker I’ui’l`cd ~
HAMPTON PASTORAL Giarge. Extension of the 'Wk h Dakan WHEAT, z packages .....
'~ The "mc" 1°’ sunday’ sept' ard' in Senegal is another innovation §;'$;E`§_lS|y ,mg
` t ’ ’ , We Q -us.
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"°° vicwria at 11’ Bonsmw' at? made at the special request of the TOILET PAPER.
“ld Hampwn at 7-30' If"  5' French Air Ministry, A nmch circus ....  ..... 
MacKay' °f Tmm' N' S" _“ul Dlifch squadron of military seroplsnes is WAX PAPER ROLLS
.R.e.G..»_"i'~;,_lii- _ `
_‘;';;‘“mPt°“ " °° ° likely to visit ihe_1=‘reuoh west Ai- my 0011,;
rican colonies at about the same 2 for 
ti , d th i t is t d t “F0032
BAPTIST Servers-The Cm- ..f§I.°...?§‘ .. °I..Zl’.f. .§’.§§’Z.° 'WS ww sm ~~~~~~ 
_ munity Choir under the auspices of movements or the British formation BIG 5 CLEANER
the Clyde River Young People's So- Tm mn” an had “_ "vi _
i “my Wm p’°“°"‘t 'Am' °r chrm" in toriu" bilslirnes the Bstandardatroog- Lugcso
5°” ‘nd ‘wry sunday' september carrying craft of the Service. They JAR  H H 
3rd, in the Bonshaw Baptist Church have many nm whievements to 4 fm. __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

at “'30 °'°1°°k' their credit the chief of them the Eutmla shmed
GAT! in Cnuncn safe evacuation from Kabul of near- IQEXES' 4 M' ` ' 
“xml” MUNIWIEH __ “___ ly 600 refugees, representing eleven 0r|r;r;gE_ gg, |1,_ pmkag, __
SE V 5*' “U” - ‘"""°“ nutiouuiiriomiuringzhs .ughuri oivii sum-:Amin vviinsr
tival, special music under direction War 0’ 1928_29_ In response to “vs_ 1»,,ck,,g,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

of Mrs. Charles Simpson, of Mal- em requests for assistance the MAR_1\mr,,\nE
peque, ll a. m.; Long River, Holy troops mule" wem “own 2500 40 Oz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

i . Re . G. Bolm nd ' PASTRY FLOUR.
°°“““‘”‘ °“ V _ ___ °‘°'_‘;_“ miles from Baghdad to Peshawar in 7 U, nm, _________ 
Wm' Briggs' 3 P' m” 0 t°°' me two days. Flying day after day over
W°"l“Pf l>"°“h°"- Wm' mu" "0 the terrible mountain country of the
‘ V' m' frontier and Afghanistan-veritably `=_;":;_i`“;"1`t' 11 “ AE "T
-~ .1 eoitnw t"fm" t
ommcizoi=c1mrs1~_.simday hgmrhe wgridffiw lliigzmiziixilnzi NSW rou a 6
"°"1°°' 1°’ th’ New C'l"3°w brought the refugees to security  Jaspar, Altar.
' Church of Christ are as follows: mmm, 5 single casumy
Bible School, 10 a. ni., Worship, 11 Twenty tw muy _"me infant '
_ ry-
u. m. isupiismal service ui; the close men can be ‘zmied in the mmm of (Special to The Gilardlwi
of the morning worship. Evening the ..V,ctm_1B_., cram N0rma1c__u,s_ JASPER, Alta., Aug. 31. - An
service in the Cavendish Baptist me "nge u 770 miles in nm am 8 "Ornery" pack horse which stumbled
chiumh' 73° D' m* wm'G'Quig1°y' distance which sufficiently explains °“ me "au and "bogged down in
Mmmr' the extreme mobility at need of ‘ Aman creek in the Maligne Lake
area of Jasper National Park, while
CALEDONIA and Murray ar
Presbyterian Churches on Sept. 3rd,
e the services will be as follows: Cal-
edonia, Gselio, 10.30 a. 111-. 117118115!!
si il|..m.and'lp.m.,S.S.at3p.m.;
is Glen Martin B. S. at 3 p. m.; Mur-
f ray Harbour, S. S. and B .e
g at 2 p. m. Rev. Allister Murray,
D Minister.
1 POLICE COURT-At the Police
Court yesterday mcming a man
cl charged with breaking and entering,
fl two men charged with unlawful pcs-
€ ` session of stolen goods, and one
I1 lawful _possession of into c g
d quor was further adjourned.
- VISITING MINISTER PRESIDES
<1 -Rev. Dr. James Ramsay, of Mone-
is ton, N. B., was the speaker on sun-
day, Aug. 20th, at the morning and
evening services at Princetown Unit-
d‘ ed Church, Malpequc, giving two
e; very inspiring sermons. At the ev-
l ening service, Miss Charlotte Bre-
is haut, of Sydney, CB., sang the sc-
( lo, "The Saviour of Galilee," by
f- Morris and Miss Mavis O‘Connor,
S0 of Barrie, Vt., U. S. A., gave a violin
r solo, "The Old Refrain," by Kreis-
IC ler. Mrs. S. L. Campbell, organist,
ri accompanying. The music of both
¢‘1‘ imisicians was ,very pleasing tc all
10 present.
/  ) _  Ednb 0°"d.°n‘ Uhudrm fmm 3% mander C. W. Mackay, is scheduled
_“_ ¢ _ ' ._>\ fe 6 Ye"-fl “W °°’°1- »"°5- to begin the lou; :iight on october
i.° '_' °; _ _ X - ---- 14. Two months later, on December
‘ ' _ _ ` _ WOOD ISLANDS Predbyteriall 14, they Will rel/urn to Cairo; in the
‘r ‘ 'r' Church. On Sept. 8rd the services weeks between their progress day
' 3_EXTRA SHURT SUBJECTS will be ms follows: Regular service at by day will _proceed in accord with
“THE KNO __ ‘gurlz
RECQRDS  A Qian.; 3 p. m., Sabbath School at 2 p. m., the pre-arranged timetable, marked
`  l Y. P. S. at 7.30 p. in. Rev. Allister by that clockwork precision which
l~<- f Mun-ay, Minister. is traditionally associated with all
.____ R. A. IF. formation flights.
RENEWING i FRIENDSI-llP.S -
1iv_ novo arimas warns GWEEN Mr. ma Mrs. samuel Porter and
<1 MAKE Bvrrrm Mrs. Jessie Dibbins, ci Everett, o
of 1 MV* who have been “smug that their visit to the Maritimes lmmsn- I
he it is in the Autumn, when the-u brother, Mr-_James MwPhsi1. Mrs.
en is no longer a hot enough sun to MiwPhall and family at Meadow
111 hung the lust heavy part of the Buuir, mowreu so o'Leary on Muri-
=. tomato crop to noi-msn rednoefduy accompanied by Mr. Mucenuii
and ripciicss, that we usually and dduihtefv M1‘l~SlBnl°¥ MUITBY.
al think or the good hui-ies we mme or York Point. and while there
m with green tomatoes. But in the were the KWSN 01' MF- M14
V0 early stages there are often extra. Mrs. Wm. Turner and family. Ii. is
ri. lwmuwes on rho vine that ure but- 32 yum since Mr. Porter lm visited
'ter taken away. Or, perhaps, it my Prince Edward Island and he no
U1’ merely be that there are plenty in doubt sees B great many wonderful
spare. chengee. They leave on Wednesday
l>0 So it seems not ill-timed to talk morning for Everett, Mass.
ei little about uses for green to-
0 rnatoes whiic the are st'll in their EASTER--HENNIGAB. - A wed-
Y
earlier stages of development. ` ‘cling of interest to many people in_,mn,‘.. Lulu,” mn "rum
' breadth of the African continent-a
Royal Air Force machines have
these heavy transport planes
H bonr ` being used to transport speckled
trout firigerlings from the park
hery to Maligne Lake, where
trout were to be released, also
bled into fame by populating
Can Lake with fighting brook
t. The Lake was discovered by
arty of anglers who returned
the Maligne Lake area to Jas-
Park Lodge yesterday and
ught with them the record of a
ll, hitherto unnamed, body of
i' near shovel pass where
dreds of fighting brook trout lay
ie glacial water anxiously await-
their first meeting with fisher-
men, the lake is fed by a small
um “b
Kennetcock and Windsor took place
P. E. I., formerly of Kennetcoolr.
in O‘Icary. Mr. and Mrs. Hennigar ___
on Msnrrrivn: roua -Hon. ‘L
der, of cieveiumi, ohio., who puia 5
au omciui visit here in mia-august 5”
Domain, arrived in Moncton last ev- in
enlng, accompanied by Mrs. Dunn, er
after completing s tour of the Pro-
Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Is-
land and will spend some time in
Saint John and other parts of New m
Brunswick before leaving for home. ___
cellor toured the city with Inspec- __
tor Herbert V. Harris, Royal Vizier lb
of Tidabors. Temple, D.0.K.K. and
Westmorland Lodge No. 3, K. of P. w
Both Hon. and Mrs. Dunn enjoyed
eely, being high in their praise of S
the royal hospitality extended them b
elsewhere.-Moncton Times. __
Psnsonsns b
Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Alford, of
lgkewood, New -Jersey, who motored
to the Island and spent a very
pleasant vacation with relatives and
friends in New London, have return-
ed to their home. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Alf0rd's brother,
Mr. Chester frown, who intends
spending a. fe weeks with them.
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COCOA. 34 lb.  
TEA, lb. .........-......
18cl
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Anne Paton Strawberry
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UN This Store Will be Closed.
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at 'rrimcy united church murue, aft”
Windsor, August 15, Rev. W. M. tem
Ryan, D.D., officiating. The bride 5 u
is Miss Geneva. Easter, of 0’Leary, 
Mr. Hennigar was for a number of a P
years teller in the Bank of Nova. fmm
Scotia, Kennetcook, he was then 5:;
transferred to O'Leary, P. E. I. and
from there to Albany, P. E. I. I-Ie “ma
has resigned his position in the WMC
bank and proposes to enter business 12”;
will reside in Uieury.-Halifax Her- 5
Md' creek into which the pack horse
bled. When the horse og-
down one of -the cans of fry
upped to his pack saddle was up-
and the trout fingcrlings sought
fcty in the creek. Making their
y by means of its waters to the
tle lake, they grew and increased
numbers. The party who discov-
ed the lake this week were amaz-
to discover hundreds of trout, all
ut 122 Pounds in weight, idling
the placid waters.
Richard Balch, of Honolulu, a
cmber of the party, made one of
the first catches ever taken from the
es
James Dunn, Jr., Supreme Chan- iid”
cello: or the Knights of Pythias or- eg
to me oi-and Lodge uf the Maritime 
vlnces-by-the-Sea. since leaving S30
here they have visited all parts of in
ke. The first cast of an artificial
mesday evening the supreme Ohm' fly into the waters of lost Can Lake
ultcd in a “double" two trout
eing netted. On the second cast
th three flies on the leader the
gler landed three trout, which
ere each within in couple of ounces
f 153. pounds in weight. As the
ake is some distance from the
hovcl Pass trail, and reached only
y a hard pasage through fallen
mber and over rocks, the party
rought out only a. few fish as proof
of their exploit, but they reported
a veritable "fisherman’s paradise"
where hundreds of speckled trout
awaited their artificial flies. Mem-
bers of the party, after having filed
the barbs off their hooks, developed
a new form of_ fly casting, the cham-
pionship being awarded to the fish-
crman who cast his flies on the
surface of the lake and get them
Past Chancellor Commander of 2;
CHOICE MEATS
Pom; cnors, Lb.  zoo umcii nose, Li.. ...... ._ zsu
msmrrunrs, Lb.  ziu cauanisiv oncicsn, Lb. ._ iso
corrsois ioonus, Ln.  inc com-'1sir, 2 Lbs.  use
rioivic-iia1vrs,1.b.  we cnoxnn nslvl, i.i».  sou
suoivrisuinc, z Lbs.  zsu PURE Lann, 2 mu.  z-is
suoiln BACON. choice Quality. Per Li..  zou
FRESH FRUITS NEW VEGETABLES
ORANGES, Doz.  370 and 48c CUKES, 3 for .............. 106
GRAPEFRUIT, 3 101' . . . . . . . . 250 CABBAGE, Head . . . . . . - . . . 80
PEARS, Dozen . ............ 450 CELERY, lk-nd .. . ......... 15c
COB CORN, Dozen  25c » NEW BEETS, Bunch ...,,_, 5°
0N'IONS,No.2.10 Lbs.  
 . . . . . . . . . . . .
... .... Zllc
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one member of the party who suc- 1118 the BDHHK “Hd SHOW B WUGUDUY
seeded in casting and wiiharawiugl to decrease in the autumn.
his artificial flies twice out of three "It may indeed happen that s rer-
custs without a. trout being hooked. um with ten little moons-one en
--_wishing goo 309;; to be true" was each nail--will succumb to ‘sn in-
the discovery claimed by ivir. Balch feclious mandy. Nevertheless. neo-
and other members of the party on file Usually 111 E005 health Wh0 l°!6
their reiuru from the lake, the ex- their finger-nail crescent-s misfit
act location of which is known only llnd it Well U0 100! into the 081-U8 Of
to the members of the party since SUCH B VBfll1¢l0!\-”
it is the only small lake in a series
of several near the Shovel Pass
which contains fish. The party,
starting from the Maligne Lake
Chalet, were on an investigating
trip when they discovered the Lake .
which they named Lost Can Lake
after learning of the accident to the
pack horse from one of the National
Park wardens who assisted in trans-
porting the trout fingerlings from
Jasper to Maligne Lake when the
waters of this area were being plan-
ted.
FINGERNAILS AND HEALTH cut
Green Tciiiatn Butter
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9 pounds green tomstoe-s
1 pint vinegar _
1 tablespoon powdered cloves
8 tablespoons powdered cinna-
mon '
1 1-2 tablespoons powdered ell-
spice
1-fi teaspoon salt
Wash and dry tomatoes, then
out the stem ends, but do not*
peel them. Slice them fine into In
We can not hall as n recent dis- elllmwlefl P1111. then add Vinetlr.
eovery the use of the finger-nails as‘ SHI
a_ key to the state of a persons ho
t and spices and boil for four
urs or until quite thick. Butter
health, since the method was known should be stirred often to prevent
to the ancients. burning. Seal in jars.
Only lately, however, has a sys-
tematic investigation been made of
the circumstances underlying this
idea.
Upon the authority of Doctors
Zoeller, Noyer and Boide Je sais
tout (Parisi affirms:
Berry Pie
1 tablespoon gelatine.
1-4 cup cold water
1 pint berry juice and berriee
Baked pastry shell
“The investigations embraced fully 1 cup cream or evaporated milk
twelve hundred individuals, either
Vanilla.
ill, convalescent or healthy. ‘ soak gelatine in cold water about
“Healthy subjects, carefully sel- 5
ectsd andendowed with vitality, an
have as a rule from eight, to ten an
minutes; add boiling fruit juice
d when almost set, add berries
d pour into baked pastry shell.
crescent - shaped whitish little when mm and Nady to sem
I I '
m°°”5 “ll UW base 01' their “H891” cover top with cream or evaporated
nails-one each on the majority of ml
lk. whipped sweetened and flav-
th° "°'u"° ored with vanilla. A meringuc may
"Individuals succumbing to an be
infectious malady have the whitish an
used on top instead 01 m-gun
d browned a moment in the dven.
crescents at the base of the thumb- Chm and serve
nails only.
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nail.
"An individual suffering from ani
infectious disease may during con-'
vuieicenco unc that time iiitlul
'moons' reappear at the base of the '
finger-nails, and explnd and in-
crease in number.
“Among ~individuais _usually en-
joying good health, these littlci
‘moons’ at the base of the finger-|
nails vary according to the risc or
fall of the vitality.
away most often before the trout
struck. The record was taken by
"Seasonal variations occur; the
little crescents increase in size dur-
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