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THEf_  GUARDIAN . f _ W  SEPTEMBER 20 1928
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Good mbllll-li frknlli I sln0B'¢1y_
your health is good. September
its bnittifuhautumn tiintrls
us. It also ushers in another
season, ‘ this time it ll
not Ulla ind wheat. ab in-
of binders anfd ~ti'msshera we
_'see potato' diggers. of various types-
land mana, was-withgraam are
~ i 'the ih‘lllUlfM60fthll.brlncli0fa!¢
rea: farming-  Prospects
'do not point-tb high prices, on the
tra.ry'it isdoubtful if our 
on
ers will get hook more than their,
actual mah' outlay if that, yet _up-`
timiam rather than pessimism is the
d
li
er of - the lily. and our farmers
r
_ R 3 lasting,  e true Britishers aw keeping a
brilliant polish . stilt upper - lip and hoping for the
- - -that _preserves
your shoes and
from cracks use» '
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"`”`1"hcn'“`: Asolvunellhode
for apqry  made! . 
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MOL.ASSES can be
_ packaged but not -
without _ sacrificing its
ilavor and its health
value. °
That is why Genuine
Barlwlol t?.f¢cl.E£B
~Mol.aaaes is sold in
bulk only. `
Its delicious ilavor ,Ind
its rich coutqnt o`l\iron
and vitamins is thu!
. retained. "
` Your home deserves
the best! Insistupon
Genuine Barbados
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Professional Cards
Mark R. McGuigan
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BABBISTEU. SOLICITOB, ETC
MONEY T0 LOAN
Cameron Bloek. Chlrlotieiown,l*.B.l
` Dr. C. C. Archibald
graduate ol' N. Y. Post Graduate”
ri-uusi umiiai to 27°. Dir. NIO
W' _ .=.
Miss May Bell, R.. N. of New York
is visiting her mother Mrs. Maud
keeps them free Bm .Norm .1-n,on_ .
Miss Ruth Thomas. Tryon, has
gone to Truro, where she has secur-
ed a good position. i _
Miss Annie Walsh, of Moncton
EN. B. is spending her holidays with
Fred and  Walsh, North Tryon.
Mrs. Emily Mclnnis, R. N. Putnam
Conn., is visiting her parents Ed-
ward and Mrs. Bharkey. North Try-
on. ` ‘ .
ivh-_ New Atkins, of Boston, who
has been spending the summer with
relatives in _"Tryon, his boyhood
home. has returned to hls"home jin
Boston ‘ _
and Miss Mary Gillis spent Sunday
‘Bept. 9th at North River where they
were iguests of Gordon and ‘Mrs
Thomson. ` f
shop at North Tryon where for the
convenience of Tryon patrons he
spends two days per week. _.
Mr. K. W. House, student pastor
i North Tryon Presbyterian Church,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. St.
Clair Jeans pastor of Bummerslde.
Presbyterilan Church. on Sunday
the ieih. '
Several of our Tryon girls namely
Miss Amy Lea. Miss Katherine Dob-
son and Miss Florinoe Mabey have'
left for the U. S.  Miss Lea and
Miss Dobson will enter Malden Hos-
pital for training while Miss Mabey,
wil1_ visit her sister in Boston
Mrs. Geo. Heffel and Master Har-
old arrived home on the 8th after
a pleasant vacation itrip to the U.
S. A. Accompanying them on their
return trip was Mrs: Heifel's sister
Mrs. Canfield of Saranac Lake N.
Y. who we are sorry to leam is not
enjoying the best of health, and we
trust that her sojoum on P. E. I.
result in a complete restoration
returned home on Thursday, after
land. While there he visited Halifax
where he met- Mr. Geo. Jackman
,f° mefly of Victoria P. E. I. George's
friends on P. E. I., and 'they are
many will be glad tolinow ho is
bigger than when in Vllftorla. He
is holding a good position on the
Dear M.r. House
tonight to express our sincere regret
for the loss we are about to sustain.
and to wish you sucess in your stur1~
les during the coming year. May we
also express the wish that ll’ it be
Hiswill you may come again to our
And now please accept this small
gilt, not for its intrinsic worth, but
rather as a token of our friendship
and esteem.
Girls of North Tryon Presbyterian
church. f _ .-
The address was read by Miss
Wlhnifred Best. -while M155 Helm
Chisholm. presented Mr. House with
it five dollar gold peice from 'the
Choir Girls.
Mr. House touched by this unsi-
pected act of( appreciation of his
lly Good Fellow" The balance '61
meiiisu ssimi mi nmpiui wl”"’°°S made ll very fltllhs reply
is
and Throat
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he evening passed leasantl awa '
.tiasai>l1|Glw¢l' P YY'
T" "cafe: Lygwuz ‘with games and music not to speak _
. Great George Street I°
olden nom-»-s to 12.30. iso so an
f a bcunteous lunch served by Mrs.
sister-in-law Miss Lang of Boston.
McLeod & Bentley t».“““'.r'i....'.'.T?.. '°...°°‘. .§'.‘$..“E. ..‘:2$3.
' 1.'a.~nN1'alr V - < ~
W. l. Bii',N::.BY. K. 
' _ ter _ lotto!-a - _
lame:  Bti-eat
a le 'evening
b .
Mr. House who will soon leave
Messrs J. E. Thomson, John Gillis]-I
Mr. Keith Thomas, popular young ` ,
barber of Crapand, now hasa bmnchj
Mr..i. Ei-ie Thomson, Noi/th 'rryoh,i,
spending a few days on fthe Main-
congregatlon and minister unto us;
Signed-on behalf of the Choi;-,h
leur work at`Prinee of Wales deliv- _
ered an inspiring address in the Ujii- To .mgugggmm Waugh i
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 Froml 2 to l5l p m and Following Days '
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"Q . You Are Bid it Cardiol Weléome ‘to
Our/ Formal- Qzsplay/ of’ tlze*
   A  .FA SHIONS T
` _ Our windows will tell the story of the fashion glories of the diiferent
` departments-'a panorama of the apparel-Millmery Coats, Dresses
` DYCSSAY G00dS» Llllgerie and' other accessories depleting the unfolding
of the New Season’s Fashions. _ . ‘
Come and Inspect Even if You Don t Selec
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- .~ “The W/hole Town’s ~Talkmg
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hale and hearty and] a little ` ‘ l ~“ A `  ».. _.___ \“_ ,-
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who has been their student-pastor
Mi-5, E. U1-ch, Travellers Rest was A H
for the past' Bumfmr' in Bummerslde Friday Ul0l‘Illh§- I wa5nsp:,?tu§Il-llfesléa
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Krmwlng that in the ne” Mr. James Marchbank. Traveller North Bede ue_
.ligigzrietiiyrtluilgiili Uffigggtilgotgillte  ;§°,1°,,ff,‘f§,_“ “SW” "° me my F"d”ylizlgggfngnggglxlve
,guy §`g'u¥°§§,::ggf”,fZ',£;9é',?o’;§ M J nn Wood Travellers Rest!-lfaiewei1" to Miss ‘Waugh _rhacruo rulinrrvns ooyard dash :gr -giru over iz
Girls, of The North Tryon Presby- was]-in ggensmgmn’ Friday morning who_ péirpoies for Uncle 1 _
itenan Church, have gathered here on husinegg f  scegm ii; is
Idol'-'“
Si
da ysvenlng. _ '
..Messrs. Cecll"_Mill, Oswald and
Thomas Keliy._Clermont, were visi-
tors to New Annan -Monday eifehlng.
day evening. .-l .
5 Mrs. Isabelle Mosse who has been
visiting her. sister. Mrs. Archibald
McMurdo, Kelvin, recently returned
hcreupon the girls sang "He's a .w mr home in New Annan/ _
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‘ Mr. and Nlghsamuel Waugh and
small sons, _ vegers Rest, werclsay
isltors to North edeque Sunday.
La. dih irishei f" llwl
wgmslrg whos hgu “wherngu guests of their mother, Mr7. Thoin_as.wtshes
Waugh. ' - _ _
Mr. Willard `l=’lcketts a _popular
oung student now taking 'third
' Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Campbell uno ha . t B very
Master xrold, were visitors io New gfléhe rlgsggious and
Am‘““ md” evening' . I community and the too of
_Mr. Irving Hogg. Wilmot Valley, S 1 th
was busily engaged -hauling gravel gaining eff? alad ‘fear
_ii-om 'rriweuers Rest- station Fri-lsomly regret her
Mrs; Eliza Waughu who has been
vi ting in New Annan, retumed to tfggtazs?-l:g,l;§1f3nw§,_
home in Wilmot Valley Tues- who described m wen
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Y.
the home of Mrs
of the most
oeing a' iii-st. class
The evening was
in music and social
the purpose of the
which Mr
newlsnd
for B return
future. _
Below l_s the address. _
I on _toncéah morel tto igesume hilns ted Church ‘at Kensington 'Sunday pe” cgcmafe-`-We have recently
~ s lor em been " ' ., ving
MON” To ww 4 uélnemmegmon no: 6 umm two evening. fieameo thatyou, rumen les
' Min Margaret onus. st Lauisfa
'our fair Province and taking ull
yourlbode' I 'a short time at lout.
1-among both old and yoimg' iormsr popular isohool' teacher ofim me land :ll Uncle Bam. Whig We
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spective of creed or danomlnat- our Fair Isle, spent a pleasant visit
Try
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Clsrhihldvh. P- l- l- mlnmers, and has made-'many fast '
_ friends
rre
moi
' ion and the hope and wish oi' the last week with her cousins. M|ss‘
Mcnollald' & f Nlcphc ‘ r girls will find an who in 'many' Celia Dakar and Mrs. Arthur En.-
.B.°.A. .
h rts, for one and all we hope that man.
w
el
' _ _ next aumm i w ha
l' A ”m°"A_'£ ir. 'll r mrmmi ith us ihisrnaiihilla snzmiiopuizf mil number of farmg; this
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nan-ratio. wrroas,ns. arc. YM# Iwdsnt -
I0” lhllcilfi. `
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& Mathieson
._ £45 ""?""'°°"
jggggn Qu, Hard rubber is given a high lustre*
io' un. 'with s new pointing when that
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- Miss wihniirea em. tmhsrf
stmoreland School spent the
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weekend at her home in North'
‘fry .
to have you leave our
a 'short time we hope that
there will In very boi-
ity have ooilple
Uir graig lil! are
go at s lpudb,
gh price. look
esent but let us
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the sur-
parallel with the
across a corner.
not at an angle' with the
should not be too many
they should not be too
eavy for the roofn.
be variety in the size
make\ up of -the pieces.
should not be of the same
or design; .
be grouped in
iio one another,
miss. n string of
There might be
room. In another
a comfy arm* chair
lampiand ithe desk
beside it. Thoré la thB
wth lthe wing chair
the ¢0ly lltlilo i'06X-',
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.ae
£5
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staff of Camp Hill Hospital. and is I . 'S I - it bi t th i ~ '. ' ' '
l ldlt ldf '_ Wd.d d rethegues 0 nlithlcommunyuoers » - ..
“ "mis “ “ ° E” "°“" New Annan t \M§_ 2,2; ‘;¥,§‘L..§§ 0...... 3. itil. ° ' _ Clyde River J Canadian Huskies for Byrd Expedition
Oh Friday evening the girls or t ` ’ ` ` i ' ; ‘ _ _
the North Tryon~Presbyterian Choir, And vlclnl y Mrs. Martha Huggan, Cherry Mr. Alfred l-Iuggan and bride, Sch F al' r
gathered at the beautiful home ,of '__' valley. returned to hier liliomr; after gqgmn, have been fvlsrktinirl Mr. Dana
Mrs. Elizabeth Lang. North T , spending a few days n ew nnah Mrs. A. J. Enman o s p ace. ur- ‘ _ --
Where they Pl‘€S¢lll/ed the f0ll0|vl1‘;l; Mr' Arthur wngfét was a recent a illlffsl Of Mr- lllld MTS- Al'%h\ll‘ ing their stay with Mr. Enman they 50 yardplashffor-girls under9yeiirs
address to Mr. Kenneth w. House ".-‘”“"‘ ‘° s“”‘"‘°“ °' Enman. toured s arent desi of oil? lovely Isle 1. Dorothy Auld, Kingston 2 Lulu
to the delight of Mrs. Huggan which Smit, lviedpw Bank, 3 1-mg, Newsom
ev€nlh8|is her ni-st visit' here andludging by Kingston, 4 vera Livin tone, King-
M. Bl? the praise she gives to the many g|;¢m_.
W&\l8ll' beautiful. views ol' om* Island Prov- 50 yard dash for-girls 9-12 years
numer0l1B inve it won’t be very long 'ere she is 1 Lucy Clow, Kingston. 2 Helen
'among us again.-X. / ` Scott, Medow Bank. 3 Erma Newsom,
to mu ----»--- Kingston. 4 Helen Prowse, Kingston
_--- 1 Lila Newsoh lngstnn. 2 Mildred
lllBlf~, The beauty of a room d"epend_s al- Auld, Kingston, 3 Alma Newsom
0l‘l°:most as much on the arrangement Kingston. "
"h°'ol' the furniture as it does on 'the ‘I5 yard
Pll"_iumituie» itself. A room with the
°f ll‘°.mos: elegant hh-hiture will look
if .the furniture is not
aced.- A very modestly fur-
room may be charming, ‘lf
and ‘taste rein there.
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