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G'“":|ir Revay md Spray Painting with the most
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8494-9-3-3i
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PULLETB FOR. SALE.
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8524-9-5-71.
POB SALE- OLD PAPERS. B
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die. Guardian Office.
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A-IF
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room signs on hand at Guarditxi
Miscellaneous
McDONALD. PBO-
Surveyor, ,Herman-
5158-6-l0-1 month.
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YOU PAINT YOU CAN
colouring and selling
cards. Folder showing
and sample cards ten
Tally 1-loiArts‘hop,Stair
Toronto.
app. s-an-stt-iai.
office. ti
p--._-<1¥*-'-*”W*""'“`
roll SALE - NICE COTTAGE.
All d rn improvements. Apply
ii Orhizbir. 8278-8-25-121.
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ron sAl.a-A HOUSE AND l.o'r
in Brighton. Apply Guardian.
'V Agents Wanted wanted H'
WANTED-SET FLOOR. SCALES.
also clock scales. City Fish Store,
169 Grafton. . 8442-8-1-tf
WANTED - TWO PARTLY FUI.-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Fire place. Apply "Y' care
*T Guardian. 8457-9-I-41.
Female Help Wanted .
WANTED-AN ELDEBLY WOMAN
housekeeper for one man in coun-
try. Apply Guardian. 8488-9-3-31.
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`WOMEN WANTED TO SEW FOB
us at home. Sewing machine nec-
essary. No selling. Ontario Neck-
wear Company. Dept. 147. T0!-
ontc 8.
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS
 CAN BE EABNED
and paid weekly in
spare time selling well known line
personal Christmas Cards. Exper-
ience unnecessary. An early start
and our co-operation assures auc-
cess. Beautiful new portfolio
sample free. Master Kraft
Limited, Toronto. Representa-
tives wanted small towns also.-
1-F.H.W. 9-1-3-5-B-10-12-l5-1'l-19-
22-24-26.
Boarders Wanted
S T U D E N 'I' S ACCOMMODATED
near college. Apply at. this office.
8156-9-2-41.
B 0 A It D E It S ACCOMMODATED
with all conveniences by applying
at this Office. 8513-il-4-81.
ONEMGIR. LSTUDENT CAN BE AC-
coinmodated in private family.
Apply Guardian. 8530-9-6-21.
TWO STUDENTS CAN BE AC-
commodaied at 108 Prince St.
8495-il-3-21.
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GEIITIIAI. EIIAREIAII
nu. smio 'mast _ Proi. `
Thompson has reopened music
Btudio. Instruction in voice cult-
ure, and singing, piano and organ
playing, Theory. 36 Upper Pi=lnce.I
Pooh, sas. _ asia-ii-s
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amrns §
:Ar-At ooo.-gezowu, on sept. ard. 1
to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman V. Jay.,
a daughter, (Zelda Nadine).
MARTIN-At the City Hospital,
Aug. 25, 1931. to Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Martin, Hunter River, a son.
MAYE-At the City Hospital, Aug.
27, 7931. to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
born).
Aug. Ii, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Praught, Cherry Valley, a daughter.
COLLINS-At the City Hospital,
MAYE-At the City Hospital, Aug.
25, 1981, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Maye,
Aug. 31, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. Char-
cAl.l.Ao.nAN-At the city Hospi-
tal, Sept. 1, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Callaghan, North Wiltshire,
s. daughter.
MseLEAN-At Winsloe, August 23,
1931, to Mr. and Mrs. George C.
MacLean, s son.
McEACHEll-N-At the Prince Ed-
ward 1sland‘ Hospital, August 28,'
to Mr. and Mrs. James McEachem,
(nee Mabel McDonald) s daughter.
MACKENZIE-At Mlllview on
August 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. C.
J. MacKenzie, a son, wilbert Jo-
mph.
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` DEATHS
JARDINE-August 22, 1931, of hem-
orrhage of the brain, Mary Jane I
Jardine of Bangor, P. E. I., aged 62
McGlI.LYBAY-At I-lazelbrook, Sep- ,
tember 4, Daniel McGiilval'l’. aged
92. Funeral notice later.
,GAUDET-At her home, 106` Dor-
chester Street, Charlottetown, Sep-
tember 4, 1931, Miss Emma Gaudet-
Funeral notice later.
MILLEE-At the Prince Edward Is-
land Hospital, on Friday, Sept. 4,
1931. Mrs. John C. Miller, aged-44
years. The remains will be at the
MacLean Funeral Home until 1.15
Sunday, service in Cornwall Church
at two o'cloci:. Interment Cornwall
Cemetery.
TWO STUDENTS ACCOMMODAT-
ed in private family (two blocks
from College.) Apply "X. Y. Z."
care Guardian. B527-9-5-41.
Academies, 8 St. Catherine East.
Montreal.
B. V. F. 8-22-9-5-19-10-8.
_ Male Help Wanted
-_.5¢mtary_
THRIVE IN
NEBRASKA LAKES
LINCOLN, Nob., sept. 4-Enough
fish to feed 100,000 fam-
lt a single dinner have been
"moved from Nebraska! over - ’
stocked sandihll lakes, and streams
li’ me vast five years, according to
Pflllk 0'Connell, game department
"Mil weisht oi the fish, o'cou-
“11 believes
.Fries hun
lbs minion
would be 250 tons. al-
ll Pound for each of
fish. In addition to the
h "5-'» I-he state game wardens
'° “lured thousands or catfish
*"1 noch.
_ ' Wi year
Elite fish hstcheries
'I'~'°“°°d 1-500.090 :uh ss s. besih.
I" Wffllrc toward the program
- 9'°d“¢1lll five million fish for
'hike streams gnnqgl
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through our special low cost
graduates. Write Moler Barber
College, 573 Barrington, Halifat.
Oct. 14-tts-tl.
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Examiners, etc., in the Canadian
Civil Service owe their jobs to our
correspondence courses. The -oldest
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are profitable and many , more
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this season. You can make good
money selling our guaranteed
quality trees and plants. Newest
and best varieties that sell quickly
- and easily. Weekly pay. Free up
to date equipment and instruc-
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housekeeping. >Aco1y Gulfdleu
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QIDBE, Aris., Sept. 4-The N'
mains of three calves on the ranch
of Roland Jones. central Arllolll
cattlemsn. disclosed a new rsoketl
here. The animals had been buff,
ent!-fe P" m th' “In” chered on the range, the choice
cuts of meat removed and the re-
:THE REID STUDIO l_'msihder left to wuts. soho. sui-
Dano
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peots he has s new *Yoo of cattle
rustling to oops with.
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Situations Vacant Female .im ¢,, .gm o,':“§|,¢,"',.f," 1'; ¢|,§,,
Alunrrlous woMEN. aiu PAY. tiful il°r»l'lrrly. and slit to hlby
`Lprgo demand for ladies who (Howard Colin); also for abundance
~ learn beauty culture and Hair- of boquets and fruit, from friends
dressing. Join Canada's Largest sent her during her recent illness.
system. Diplomas granted. Widte 8538-li. -
for information. Marvel Beauty .._._..___.._-__._.#__
APPRECIATION
M, '
Mis l Mn ` _
Ladies Orange Lodge for the beau-
||| msmomim
lnlovins memory oi nvsugslihe
Auld Fraser, who passed away
MIIB! ll. 1.980.
T04!! we are thinking of some one
Who was always kind and true
Whose smile was s rsy of sunshine
Dear Mother, that some one is you.
.lust when your life seemed the
brightest, -
-lm when your rem were the best
You were called from this wo;-|11 of
sorrow
To a home of eternal rest.
When the shadows of night are
falling v
request. We employ no agents. AM mm mu 4 _ _
'rho M. c. c.~civii service school T, ,,,','.°,,::_,: ,mfe wmff hm" E‘l§.`°;..‘.°_F°!?.“.~ P1-ioldurx, Ariz., sept., 4-c. o. hun with o ‘go"'; and Mr. c. Jones.
lf you dear Mother could only come
John B. Colwill, Kingston, who do
ENCE-Mr. C. M. Shannon is now
occupying his new 'and up to date
Mays. covehesd, s daughter. latin- bunss-low at Brighton. The rwd-
ence formerly occupied by him has
PBAUGBT-At the City _Hospital, Q;
AT HALIFAX ~ EXHIBITION-
Mr
Aug. 23, 1931, wp/n-_ and Mfg, wm_ city is attending the Exhibition in
Collins, Charlottetown, s. daughter. HHIUBX- MY- I-»CW¢hBl' 13 ¢XP°¢l¢d
home on Monday night.
C°V°h°"d' " mn' mer vacation the city schools Andi
MgD0NALD_At me Cm, Ho, it 1. ‘churches have started the fall work.
‘ P 'I 'rho sunday schools will open, most me.. give.. hy ivh-_ willarc rick-l rhouo sm. i ,, @§nibuwwu 
les Monohald, city, a sou. °f
f‘“’Sh°d “"1” "““"°"- definitely °=KP1=ib°f1 *bb Wuiflsi- . swmm 
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Trinity United ' Church ' '3
DANCING
8 T0 18
BEACH GROVE INN
monnivsvsulnc
ADMISSION 50 CINTI
ITS A GYDO DANC!
REMOVED TO NEW l.ESl'D.-
een taken over by Mr. C. J. Gal- `
gher. _
. Norman W. Lowther of this
nnsvm: woalr-After the sum- I
the ministers and clergy having
Sept. lsth. Speakers from the Prov-
inces and different parts of the Is-
ioes. Full program later. 8547-il-5
CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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PAGE' THREE
Teachers _
The district teachers’ convention.
of southern Kings and Queens met
in the Uigg I-fall on Thursday.
August 27th. with about fifty
teachers in attendance- After the
enrollment, Mr. W. P. Cairns was
called upon to act as chairman.,
Mr. Cairns made a few ‘remarks
pertaining to matters of the con-
vention, snd was followed by Su-
pervisor M.scPhee, who gave an 
portant instruction, stating how'
prudent it is that every teacher,
houid use the Time Table, Report
s
Cards, etc., as well as organize ~
properly for School Fairs, Study
Groups, in order that the best re-
sults msy be attained from the
yes.r's work. '
The following Committees were
appointed:
Press: W. P. Caims, Rosle Moore
Nominating: Miss Margaret Mac
Dougall, Miss Blanche Macneod.
Glen MacPherson.
Resolutions: Miss Lily Creed.
Mis Georgina Ennis, Mrs. Cassie
Reynolds, Mr. Ailiston MacLeod.
An important demonstration was
etts on Temperance Education. He
ingeffeets between wat/er and al
the Study of English, and other
general knowledge, which was oi
The morning session closed with
renovated. the Govemor will not
time. New fumishings must be in
stalled. It is understood that the
PERSONALS
Miss Eleanor Willisrns, 8 Stewart
St., retumed last evening f*:om
Halifax after attending the Ex-
hibition and visiting friends- She
iwas accompanied by Mr. Robert
Gordon, New York City. `
Mr. Leslie H. Cookson, engineer
|and draftsman of the Bathurst
Power and Paper Company accom-
panied by his wife and mother, are
spending the week end in Char-
lottetown, the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
J. A. Clark, Experimental Farm.
Ai-‘nicAN nvixsa cAUsas
nrranasr Ar nosrrr`AL
PFITSBURGH, Sept., 4-Joberg,
said to be the only Duiker in Ameri-
.ca, is spending his summer vacation
lot tho Matthews Animal hospital,
McKeesport, Po.
Joberg was bom near Johannes-
burg, Afrlca. three years ago, and
was brought to this country as a
pet by 3 wealthy Pittsburgh Wom-
an. She had considerable difficulty
with "passports" for this spindly-
legged deer that locks like g grey-
hound ' .
The pet attracts much attention
the teaching of History. He stated
'fleals are built in the pupils in-
ellect, so as to make the study in-
The first speaker of the after-
noon scssion was Miss Katherine
Maclean. She dealt with Junior
Red Cross Organisation stating
how important it was for every
teacher to have a branch organized
ln her school, so that better health
rules might be observed.
Miss Jacqueline McDonald fol-
lowed, outlining the various duties
of the Teachers’ Federation Com-
Federation.
Shaw, Chief Supt.. of ` Education.
the course of his speech, he deliv-
ered a rousing lecture dealing with
sphere. Supervisor IL'/nes who was
faithfulness in the profession.
Convention I
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SPEIIIALS
Bananas  Zoe dos.
Apples   85d dos.
Oranges . . . .
.. 30c & we dos.
Grapefruit  3 for 25c
Lemons  5c each. 45c dos. o
Grapes  23c lb.
Pears  .sc each Boedos.
Tomatoes 10c lb. 3 lb. for 254:
Moira XXX Bulk Chocolates
Fresh today . . . . .
 750 lb.
Fresh Chocolate Bars .. Sc ea.
All kinds.
.¢_-s. J-
_ Try our Home-Made Pies-
Apple, Raisin, Mince, Lemon,
Washington. Cream and
Pumpkin Served in Tea Room.
~ BLUE BIRD
‘ TEA nouns
(Formerly Leigh'si
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' llih SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY
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Sermon.
11.00 A.M.-Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and
-1 Mrs. E. W. MacKinnon will sing “The Plains of Peace." "'
'- 2.80 P. M.-Sunday School and Bible Classes.
_-` 7.00 P. M.-Evening Prayer and Sermon.
i EVERYBODY WELCOME.
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St. James Presbyterian Church
MINI1 Lili: REV. R. MOORHEAD LEGATE, B. D.
' Organise-i'-.r~ l\.S. Rogers. Choir Director-Mrs..I.A.I..awson
Punuc wonsmr: `
Momlng at Eleven O‘clock.
Evening at Seven 0'clock.
The Praise for the day will include:
Morning-Anthem-“What Are These?" . . . . .
. . Steiner
~ 0ll¢"¢°d by Evening-Solo-“Consider the Lilies" , . . .I . . . . .
.. Topliff
,vnss MARY LAMONT ‘ Mrs. .l. A. Lawson.
Corner nent and prince s'rltANor:ns AND vlsxrons connlhhhv 1Nvirl-:n.
THE NORTH RIVER B-‘\P’l‘ISTIoohol on various kinds or food. “jj-““”"“'””'°°' I
CHURCH will celebrate its ` hun- M155 3,551, Mum” wh., follow. I Mm|sw"_Rev_.E_ “_ Ramsay D D R" C N Brown
dredth anniversary on Sunday, ed_ nad an impo,-ta;,; paper 0,, CL  I N G
AT _
land will assist at the three serv- much mm-e_,,_ W those present   
_.___ an ,,,,c,,5,,,,g Eames, ,men by wanNasnAY, sarrnmnmt sth
GOVERNMENT HOUSE-Altough P301, L_ w_ Shaw of ML Amson Dancing 9 to 1. Refreshments.
Government House has been newly  university. The speaker dealt with TICKETS 51~°°- -
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take up his residence there for some that if attitude, sentiment and I 85124’ " 5" '
furniture at present in the building Lorosthig, then there will be no  
IS illbdbilllbtc 101' 912 OUCUDBMY °f .lifficulty in having success in the
,he h,,,,_,e_ 1 |hub,m_ $7.50 and $10.00
NOSE MARIE BEAUTY PARLOR
_168 Great George Street
Phone 1243.
 
8505-9-4-3i.
. M.A.
Organist-Mr. A. R_ Kendall, I. R, A. M., A, A, G, 0,
‘Dion
10.00 A. M.-Prayer Meeting. p
11.00 A. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon by Rev. E. lf. Ramsay, D. D.
| _ "Tho Greatest Old Testament Wo.-ds,"
Solo-"Cast Thy Burden on the Lord"  upmbien
Miss B. llcusiis. `
2.30 P. M.~Sunday School
7.00 P. M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-“Our Religion and the Social Order"
Rev. C. N. Brown, M. A.
Solo-“The Lost Chord” . . . . .
  . .. .  . . Sullivan
Mr. Ben Acorn
vrsrroles AND s'rUDEN'rs coRmALLY lNvl'rED.
` Services Broadcast by C. H. C, K.
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Zion Presbyterian Church
REV. G. CARLYLE WEBSTER, MINISTER.
. PROF. LOUIS THOMPSON. ORGANIST. .
WESTERN GIIARIIIAII
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mittee. She stressed the importance _RETURNS THIS EVENING-
,of loyalty and interest, from theiRov_ Mr, wilson, who has' been
numerous members towards the Spending a month‘s holiday with
his parents in Nova Scotia, will re-
, An important topic of the day . turn to Summerside this evening
was an address given by Mr. H. H. and will take the services in the
Ba tist 'Church on Sunday. S.
D
Mr. Shaw dealt with the Course oi- _-
Studies for the coming year. In -QUIET WEDDING-The mar-
riage took place on Thu:sday even-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
the matter of education in a wider William Sobey of Searletown of
their daughter, Miss Ruth, to Mr.
‘ also present was next called upon Hampton McLean of Summerslde,
by the Chairman. He remarked, in the presence of the immediate
that all items of interest had been relatives. Rev. Mr. Archibald per-
dealt with by previous speakers, formed the ceremony. The couple
but said he could not help but were unattended. The ceremony
congratulate the teachers for their was performed under a lovely arch
of white dahlias. An enjoyable sup-
Miss Lena McLure
1l‘s;s;s;s:s;s;s; ,_
.° Morris.
_ _ Mr. Harry Burrows.
° worship within her walls.
Most Rev. W. G. Brown, M. A., B. D., -
Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, will
preach at the Morning Service, 11 A. M.
` Do not fall to hear this distinguished preacher.
Orson Prelude: "Berceuse" Edward Mason.
SOP”-U0 5019? "The King of Love my Shepherd Is," Gounod
OFZHH Offertoryz “O Dry Those '1'chrs"~Dcl Reigo
2.30 P. M.-Sunday School.
7.00 P. M.-The Minister will preach.
Subject:--"The Triumphant Conclusion."
Prelude: “Slumber Song" Nevin.
Baritone Solo: “The Stranger of Gallilee"-Mrs. C. H.
.~.,. uv. -.- . . .
1 Organ Oifertory: “Melodic Lyriquc"-Rickman, I
Zion bids the Students to the Prince of Wales College a
' hearty welcome and extend to them a cordial invitation to
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The Question Box was the next pei' was served to the wedding
number on the program. Many guests after the ceremony. M.r. and
difficult questions were asked, and Mrs. McLean will reside on Har-
were answered in a satisfactory vard Street, Summerside. Mr. Mc-
manner- Lean is a popular member of the
cd States, radio manufacturers are
looking forward to an upswing duri
ing the 1931-32 season.
Radio receivers containing thi
latest innovations will be in the el-
RADIO EXPECTS f
GOOD SEASON
... ...u.. .......... ... win... _
Lloyd Colwill. son of Mr. and Mrs. .
.
from visitors at the animal asylum
Most interest centres in its near
thou or twitching nigh it-om its
coat by sensitive muscles just under
the skin. -
What is the difference between
hero and there? The letter T.
Whn is a ship not on water?
When it is on fire. ,
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Iir. VI. R. Garson
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UNDIITAIIB »
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Charlottetown and
Ifssth Wiitshir, I
Pleas 14| I
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DSTEOPATIIY
DB. JAI./C. LAWSON D. 0., '
M. T. D.
iorss.'.sio_oi chime ms `
Stockholm, Sweden.)
Osholllth and Dletitlll ls
now located st 49 Villa Ave..
Charlottetown.
Chronic Troubles s Specialty.
'I'he report of the various com-
Al. For president for the coming
year the names of Mr- W. P. Cairns
and Leslie Stewart were recom-
Stewart, who was therefore elect-
Bessie Macleod and Anna Riley
lllflblred. On the result of the vote
.which followed Miss MacLeod was
the choice of the Convention.
Csse, superintendent of public in-
the start of this school year. The
In her school essay on "Parents,"

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mended. Mr. Cairns declined the -FLYING EAGLES BANQUET
offer. and moved in favor oi Mr. -The Flying Eccles baseball team
of Summerside brought to a close
ed. For Bemetary, the names of their successful baseball season
with a banquet in the 4U tea
rooms on Thursday evening. Mr-
Hughie Daley the capable propriet-
or, put on a very attractive menu
cnmorngcrog The meeting closed with the which was enjoyed by ull- MT-
= nn” Yc-I rum" G I “ singing of the National Anthem, Clarence Jones presided and acted
as toastmaster Speeches were
0 it ' Phono im '
nomo om, mug, G. w.'s PICTURE Fon sCHooLs made by Mr~ R-» T. Dodds. of Sum-
merside, whose subject was "Base-
representatlve of the Maritime In-
` ' ' ‘   struction, has pnnounced that every termediate Hockey Association. Fol-
--  WANTED "mr: Paws. cms. ~ U it ' Green 'Lantern school mom in Arizona will have a lowing is the programs Toast to
'  Roaming House portrait of George Washington by the King-"Toast, the coach, Fred
Daley; an expression of sympathy
U"  mm- I: 1;” open W pictures are coming from the com- to the manager, Mr. Raymond
_ f "" Y ‘Y °' '*’ °°* mission io. the ohmvshoe of the Morrison. who is 111 in the Prince
50   200th anniversary of Washingtoifs County Hospital; sing song.
birth, "Spring Time in the R.ockies;"
Reading. Herb. Schurman and R.
T. Dodds; Duet, Herb. Schurman
llll'¢°l|‘th|l "fb 507501111101' 3. 1939- msg!! m "ml , a little girl wrote: "We, get our and Tubby Gay. Trio, Tubby Gay.
Our lips cannot speak bow we loved parents at so late an 'age that it is Leith Cruo and Herb Schui-msn.
Nm- u    C E iuiponihio io ching. their habits." Toast to the Firms Eagle Team.
Oar hearts know not what to say, ‘ , _ proposed by R T_ Dodds’ wpp0,,t_
3 gh., _
, It 0;!! aummknows how we miss B, R_ HOLMAN ed by L. R.. Crue. A resolution of
As ws journey along llfs’s way. °nAm‘°rr'7°WN Thanks to Mr. A. E. McLean was
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yuan” by Mom". hm" ‘nd '_ passed unanimously. The banquet
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closed by general expressions of
satisfaction for the creditsbl.
showing of the Flying‘Eagles in the
playoffs for the McLean Cup; and
to "Doc" Clow for his cooperation
with the evenings program and to
the manager of the tea rooms for
the excellent supper he had provid-
ed. "God save the King." B.
Why ca.n't a girl have a liose 12
inches long Because then tt would
bs a foot.
staff of the Summerside C- N. R.
mittees was then read, and sub- freight office. The young couple
mitted to the teachers for approv- have the best wishes of a host of
friends fo: their future happiness.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3. (U.P-)-
Radio and electrical experts plan-
ning the eighth Armual Radio-EL
ectrlcal World's Fair beginning
Sept. 22 at Madison Square Garden
believe that the approaching fall
season will be a good one despite
the generally low level of business.
'I'hey base this prediction on the
new and modem radio receivers and
electrical appliances which will be
put. on display for the ilrst time.
"The new sets offered by radio
manufacturers this fall will tempt
owners of obsolete sets to scrap
them and enjoy modern reception,”
said Frank Hoimstrom. Jr., radio
manufacturer. “The vast number of
new families that will go house-
keeping will include radio in their
ilrst year's budget. The thousands
of newly wired homes will want el-
ectrically operated seis. Surprising
as it may seem there are millions
of homes that have yet to buy their
ilrst radio. i
“We find to our satisfaction that'
the public is more than willing to
pay a reasonable price for good re-
ception- This is a very cncollraging
sign and an assurance of sound
business conditions ahead."
And thus. throughout the Unit-
aboraie exhibition. Combination
radio phonograph and homotalkle
units also will be shown by proin-
incnt manufacturers.
Electrical household appliances
will be displayed at the fair fo!
thc first time. Complete lines of re-
frigerators, washing machines, visc-
uum clcancrs, clocks, tossters, per-
colators and other household helps
will be demonstrated.
Elaborate scientific displays re-
vealing the latest wonders in the
fields of radio and electricity are
to be featured. An array of radio
performers from leading broadcast-
ing networks also will be present.
The show will last until Sept. 26,
after which the manufacturers will
move to Chicago for another exhib-
iiion beginning Oct. 10.
WOMAN GEOLOGIST NOW
NORMAN, Okla., Sept., 4-The
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second woman to f@C€iV€ an ld'
vanced degree in gc0l0Ey fl'°m"lh'
University of Oklolioma comDl_¢`_99f-I
hor work during the summer term
Miss Mildred Armor, Oidahonil
City, spcfit two summers tramping
thc Arbuckle mountains of sou!h~
western Oklahoma to collect iult-
crial for her masters thesis. -`
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Face Covered With Blackheads -
and Pim les Cuticura Healed I _
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“My face was covered with blackheads and pimples. 'l‘he pimples .
d nd ed d b d badly some nights that l could not 5
muh/iyafscg wa:IIlisll‘d% gy them. I had the pimples as long as
I€fI1tI'i°end°oI;Ihb::'remedles but they did not help me. I sent for a free
sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and got relief after using sham.
boxes of Cuticurn Ointment l was com leiely M8105- Slllll I .
lpurehssed more, and after using two chi? oi Cullcurs  sn tvgo
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Miss H. L. Karpen, Rt. 1, Ashvillc, Man., une 23. 1930
Sonpbc. Ointment 15 and Soc. Tslcum 251:. Sold everywhere. Slmo|¢0\¢hff¥¢- *V
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