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     RINCE EDW 
     
    
   
   
    
     ::rfi:”c?o"LaISirlJiA%EnE: 
     
     guise is attributed to the House of 
     
     The ooe.chr:rlen’.s oockade of which 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hanover. - 
     
     your grandfather was so proud //as Charla the First 
     
    
   
   
    
     In the days of 
     
     an emblem that only servants of a scarlet oockade was the fashion, 
     
     were entitled to use—-ser- 
     
    
   
   
    
     royalty which was superseded by the white 
     
     Venus of royalty included naval and badge of the Jaoobites and that in 
     
     military officers, diplomatists, and 
     
    
   
   
    
     turn by the orange em‘ lem of Wil- 
     
     othor high officials. As worn by Dam of Orange. The later color is 
     
     these the color was black and its 
     
    
   
   
    
     S. S. SURF I 
     
    
   
   
    
     .. Weekly sailing between Montagu'e and George- 
     
     town and Bras D'Or Lake Ports. Leaves Montague every 
     
     Wednesday 1.00 p.m. (Tides permitting) Leaves 
     
     Georgetown every Wednesday 9.00 p.m. calling at the 
     
     following Cape Breton ports, namely: Port Hastings, 
     
     Port Howkesbury, Mulgrave, Foularnan, St. Peter's, 
     
     Marble Mountian, Grand Narrows, Iona, Baddeck and 
     
     North Sydney arriving at Sydney every Thursday 8.30 
     
     p.m. Returning leaves Sydney every Tuesday 7.00 a.m. 
     
     calling at the u-‘urenamed ports. Arriving at George- 
     
     town every Wednesduy 6.30 a.m. Montague every Wed- 
     
     nesday 7.00 a.m. (Tides permitting) This trip by the 
     
     S. 5. Surf will unfold to the pleasure seeker the placid 
     
     beauty of the Bras D'Or Lakes surrounded by the most 
     
     wonderful effects of Cape Breton scenery. Also auto- 
     
     mobile accommodation. 
     
    
   
   
    
     For further particulars apply to: 
     
    
   
   
    
     POOLE & THOMPSON, LIMITED, Agents 
     
    
   
   
    
     Montague, P. E. I. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     L365-7-24-MF l0i 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ROUND TRIP FARES 
     
     TO BRITISH PORTS 
     
    
   
   
    
     TOURIST CLASS $134-09,; 
     
    

    
     mum CLASS $135--T9,; 
     
    

    
     Four weeks allowed onlloro 
     
     in Europe. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     BARGAIN 
     
     FARES 
     
    
   
   
    
     Filectivc Aug. 710 
     
     on. IS, 1939 
     
    
   
   
    
     0 Travel by I royal Enrpnuor in the improved Tourist sad Third 
     
     Class accommodation on n nnuly Duclms. Former Tourist Clau 
     
     accommodation on the popular Mont ships bu been eliminated I 
     
     on provide more ample occomlnodui and Inger dock space to; 
     
     Third Class pnueagors. Must rooms in Tourist and Third Clue 
     
     on all four Dnbm have both hot and cold running water. 
     
    
   
   
    
     from MONTREAL to GLA$GOW—BELFA$‘T—L|VERPOOL 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Aug. 9—Drchau olYork Sept. i!—Dachou of Bodford 
     
     " I Homo” " 2z——Do¢llun of Achoil 
     
     " Io-—Daduu of llodlotd - ;9_p,dm, by ywg 
     
     " I:-Dochm :;‘ Qlholl -. ”_nm"“. 0.1"". 
     
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     ouuqllna  mu. .N. is. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ac. l2—lnmuoll:loln 
     
    
   
   
    
     " In-In: unease‘!-ff” 
     
     " ll-llvutnilfiiu 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ~ are engaged in the chores about Church Manse, where about 70 
     
     , the farm—ploughing, planting, §g1dle“n5£V%':§,‘;§§ W‘§:°5M:-:5 mF‘;3_’ guests were received and were serv- Cooked  ' 
     
     reaping, milking, 1'eDBJ1'1“8 me rence. enacting the raclzeteer, David ed "’ b"f.f§1'',.5ul1);p9r‘ ,_  BEEF sficed |_b_    
     
     . barn and farm ;Tli3t,1(i‘hl119ryc‘;‘YOll gqgrghey as ‘me iyqzéltng thiaelf. Marlon u_;IgEfveb‘m“t:§ b:?£.3wl;m find L LE . Each —----—--—-—"'-"- I 
     
     will be thinking 0 ese ores Ma n as ss .Don dmllnes, ' 
     
     and your mind will thus be free, Ben Weldon and Etta McDaniel. §’e‘;‘m‘,‘,‘u}g," d”e°°”°’,md“““,.}’,‘,‘,“,f’_  Lb __  HEAD LEI IUCE  
     
     311 the-58 h°“I’9v °‘ the “'0?” °‘' Duel“ scent wedding oalne. wen Mn. ' -— ._ —— '_- _-I —. '— Each 83 2 for __ ._ ..—- —— ,: 
     
     enxietles that were so wear 3 on 2, Mary gm-key, M155 Anny. pm- - ' 1. 
     
     you while in the city."  t°"'g::u°§§“f1f:;‘é1§? E: warden and the Mines Ellen and        ; 
     
     It is by this mcthod— work mums mam m the handkemme} Sara Thomson. mm the bride and |_b_ __ __ __ _. ._.. __ ._ ._ Each 8c 2 for __ __ __ __ 
     
     which requires thought nnd phys- box ,_ blotter that has been sunny left 0n B mow!‘ MP Yhfiiilch ' 
     
     ‘°“‘ "“°“'”‘“ 5° '“‘“"’ “‘°“““ "" °‘°"°“°d Wm‘ ‘£2-._._._ 333:-ff Niw B ck’ mubmoll Demonstration on Car- ' 
     
     tients are now able to return home Queen,s°‘§hl’:“:"mW:5.u|k am 0‘ _ _ . Fresh First Grade 
     
     and to Vi‘7§i'!I(. £1‘:-I}: ‘hours @1115? splendj lt)t.l:13s:ll;efs.b gfdlgiig fromtrtgl: gruegt MW ma “W on ,4, nation Milk In OUI‘ SALMON CREAMERY 
     
     at work us a many ours eu u up 8 B - mam ' nu _ ' ' 
     
     in whicnthey can worry about ales and nerves by the work itself.  they Wm '3 In “ fIE°r3tSatI-"'d:y- VISII: Lb BUT1 ER 
     
     Out-0!-lo eats . d 6 S Ol’0 an sam . -—- —- __ ’ 
     
     Mrs. Gemgdml1:.'El:lr1se.w<'3rl?mlElrBEI!;: th; roduct “ran 18;"  Lb’ "T  
     
     Mr krill?“ mllamrlloblg uia waste’ 3 pg 3.f 23 ' 
     
     I 8. —— 
     
        Barrie Noble. Boot/cm’ Rev. 0.  Each 0' or 0 ‘—"""' " 
     
     stebbings, Miss Doris lvlclswen. €' 
     
     Dorothy O'Neill. tho Mllfll Odl Ind  
     
     Hamel Pihin-ney, J 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘B9017’: .1, 
     
     ‘IBiqH°u..:Ck in 
     
     "".‘1Ieaiienog.1u, 
     
     rt End ’°‘3 the 
     
     -“”""’° trap that 
     
     r.::7°..“- home 
     
     .in . gnut°°t°' 
     
    
   
   
    
     REGAINING NERVOUS ENERGY 
     
    
   
   
    
     A professional man of high 
     
     standing found himself becoming 
     
     tired ‘easily and very irritable at 
     
     home and in his office. As he had 
     
     been thoroughly checked over by 
     
     his fa.mily physician and dentist. 
     
     he knew there was no physical 
     
     cause for his fatigue, nervousness 
     
     and irritability. Down in his heart 
     
     he knew that while hard work 
     
     was partly to blame, worry was 
     
     even more to blame, and yet he 
     
     knew that he had les cause for 
     
     worry than many of his friends 
     
     and acquaintances who were not 
     
     showing these signs of tired 
     
     nerves. 
     
    

    
     His physician advised him- as 
     
     follows: “Bill, you need to build 
     
     up some reserve'nervou.g energy. 
     
     You've always been a. hard worker 
     
     no recreations, no physical exercise 
     
     overconscientious about your work, 
     
     very ambitious. The time has come 
     
     for you to stop expending energy 
     
    
   
   
    
     and give your brain and body a . eds 0, 
     
    
   
   
    
     chance to accumulate nervous 
     
     energy_ You were brought up on 
     
     a farm, in fact two of your broth- 
     
     ers are still on the old homestead 
     
     Why not go back and do some 
     
     work about the farm.?" 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘How will that help met", asked ed 
     
    
   
   
    
     the patient. 
     
    

    
     "It will help you in two ways. 
     
     First, the physical work will give 
     
     you a nonnal or natural appetite 
     
     will enable you to enjoy and digest 
     
     simple, nourishing foods, and 
     
     you'll be so tired at night from 
     
     the work and fresh air that you'll 
     
     sleep (or many hours. You will thus 
     
     build up a strong healthy body with 
     
     pure nourishing blood coursing 
     
     through your brain and carrying 
     
     away the worn wastes to be thrown 
     
     from the body. But that is only 
     
     the half of it. All the time you 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     _T1LE_CHARLQTTET9WN GUAI:DlA1si_ 
     
     Notes On The New». .. 
     
     York .Worid"Efa_ir- ., 
     
    
   
   
    
     oneozmolnrarulzarldmin  
     
      . 'kvir- A 
     
     ll:lbytllo\lonnd::Ei:t.hooidoIi:ow 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,h~ 
     
     7 
     
    
   
   
    
     machine guns, - , 
     
     radio, and above all things a regu 
     
     lotion police sil-en, to clear the way 
     
     of traffic. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The bullet proof vests worn by 
     
     some famous. or rather inlomauo 
     
     gangsters such as Baby Face Nei- 
     
    
   
   
    
     son and Pretty Boy Floyd. An air 
     
     .oooled machine en lo of 
     
     shooting 800 shots 5 min is also 
     
    
   
   
    
     Trick cards, loaded dice. and 111 
     
     the evidence of stwrppractioo is 
     
     here in abundance. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lblanders who at the 
     
     Canadian Pavilion is week are: 
     
    

    
     Tilley Howard Clark and hus- 
     
     band. formerly Cape Traverse, now 
     
     North Adams, Mass 
     
     Aletha Carruthers 
     
    
   
   
    
     FRIDAY, SATllliIJAY and M0llliIiY, AUGUST 4th, 5th & rm 
     
    
   
   
    
     1 Lb. Pkg. ——— _ 
     
     SUNGLO TEA 1/2 Lb. Pkg. -—  
     
    
   
   
    
     Eatons Quaker 
     
    
   
   
    
     PUFFED WHEAT 
     
    
   
   
    
     : forme¢'ly Bor- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     fititenled in lirmp 
     
     style. having fl bodl 
     
     skirt. she were long 
     
     and carried an old-lash: 
     
     gay of roses, sweet peso, brid 
     
     guet and forgot.-me-nots. Siml 
     
     owe-rs were used to fashion the 
     
     Juliet cap which she was wearing. 
     
     The bridegroom’: gift. a gold locket 
     
     on long c ain. was her only orna- 
     
     ment. Miss Marlon Wiley. was 
     
     bridesmaid, Pete Vaughn 0! Fred- 
     
     ericton groomsman and James and 
     
     David Thomson, brothers of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     him hard for honors. Alan Curtis 
     
     as the son who tries a. shortcut 
     
     to romotlon and finally is forced 
     
     to urn bank-robber, plays a meaty 
     
     role to the hilt, with a finely shad- 
     
     progression of character from 
     
     the time he finds himself a victim of 
     
     the prizefight rocket to the climac- 
     
     tic moments when he is the smart- 
     
     ing. cornered crimlllrll. 
     
    

    
     In a. difficult role as the Irish 
     
     wait whom Beery adapts and who 
     
     memles Curtis Loraine Johnson 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW VEGETABLES 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW‘ CARROTS  
     
    
   
   
    
     Bunch———-———— 
     
     251: 
     
    
   
   
    
     NEW POTATOES 
     
     l5c 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ MEATS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Swift's Premium 
     
     BONELESS HAM, Lb. —— 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fresh Made 
     
     SAUSAGE Lb. — — — — 
     
    
   
   
    
     ROUND STEAK 
     
    
   
   
    
     45¢: 
     
     19¢: 
     
     25:: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lb. 5c. 6 Lbs. — —— — 
     
     NEW TURNIPS 
     
     Bunch 8c. 12 for—————— 
     
    
   
   
    
     . 
     
    
   
   
    
     comes t'nrougi‘l with flying C0105 grmocm, ushers. Mrs. Penwar-den, |_b_ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ _ 
     
    

    
     in this her first important featu-P mother of the bcride, was wearing NEW CABBAGE 
     
    

    
     ed part. ausul-ins well for a mem- navy blue with wide navy corned 
     
    

    
     mbie career to come She is sen- hat and mate memories. Her Head 8c. 2 for — — -— -- 
     
    

    
     sitive, clear-cut and convincing W55“ W35 01 wees, M1-,_ Thom. BEEF  Lb __ __ ' 
     
    

    
     even toBher Irish  td Sm,’ mama, of me g,°°m_ won ' WAX BEANS  
     
    

    
     TOWN, 9.3 8 OD 8 SUN _ 
     
    

    
     whlomlmlm m mm both W,“ lr>é§;°‘§§ef;ng1§h°:wesMru“ (1,§exg“°_<>rA STEWING LAMB 290 Lb. 11c. 2 Lbs.-——-—— \ 
     
     shim 6 fine °°M°W°n Of M0’-W mepuon was held at the United ._ Lb. 15c. 2 Lbs. — — —— — CELERY Head —- —- —- —  ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     colorful characterization. Outstand- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     LIE THE TOILER -—- — 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     513161: unos 
     
     Thomson, Churiottetown: and Min - 
     
     Alice Kitchen and Pete Vaughn. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
        
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
     Hone Rllrig. nxow I"a.llelI?.ivel'.  C B . 4 02- Pkg. 10c. 
     
     Mr. and ms. Otis Peabody TOW“ rand .2 Lb- Tin  2 for sfi 
     
     Smittrh a.r§lgmchild‘renB .TohnPeLong- COR : ‘ c " "— — ’_ * 
     
     G!‘ L , 9.? Er“ y ' 
     
     .3” z°i.“"‘.‘....'.'."“.;.i;'“.'$.“"."’ N SYRUP 5 Lb‘ T'" “ “"436 
     
     SS Ii “'0? Q- 
     
     towinfwherége she has many relatives McLaren’s - '  SHREDDED ‘ 
     
     n r‘en s. 
     
     3 Ralph R.‘ Bennett. Mattewlm, n MUSTARD 26 Oz. ..Jar_ — —- ._.. ._ G WHEAT 
     
     .!.1.:I.(3.envzhor])er:1.,;1llslrlnuter of AKi‘icul- ‘ CHERRY JAM ;  Pkg, 12c_  ; 
     
     OacE§a;g§%Iineeum£y mgfiggggflm  II/DVAtsI'lTI:{dY(le(.!l:ll:gCJ£I|;i. 2 Lb. Jar —— 2 for —-——.___  
     
     o n n . n ew or , “ 
     
     formerly crapaud. ' 7 Lb Ba  I 
     
       *:='m~:- *:.<::...v=d- G ' . 5;,‘ *3“ '"—— ——- Eatonia « 
     
     9 cm. .. ormery & ranu a e or rown  
     
     sArUfl”ArY)oN s.F”;...‘f.2‘.‘“‘£i?.‘...“li§i’.’°'7vG%i‘v2.: “£f’§’l..‘; SUGAR Lb. 6c. 10 Lbs. —___._ _ BAK'N° POWDER , 
     
     "”..‘,’.i. °§.‘».‘£fm. 2 Eli‘ .:’.?:**;:..%.’°.*;‘.l‘ u....‘:.“.i?§ LIFEBUOY SOAP '1 Lb‘ Ti" " ‘‘ ‘‘ 23¢ " 
     
     i. and is a son of Mr. P. J. Mec-  . .,. 
     
      .. Donald. Oharl Each 80. 2 for —- —— — _— — .. ._ 
     
     go, > 4*. THOMSON. PENWARDBN LUX FLAKES ‘ -  OLD [ ‘_,"_'cH  
     
     “‘ ' """“‘”s I-“'89 Pkg-—---—--———~——— CLEANSER 
     
     Waiiie Beery As ..B.e.r.*r8.I;r...:*..:-v..*.".:2 em gux, ';§AKES . 19;; T... 9. 3 .0.  
     
     7 I " 3 
     
     usergeant Madden, gmr ‘,;,,,Rev.,,l,3,,,,I,I,,,,:nd “fig, mal g. Each 100. I .2 f0I’—— 25¢ K 
     
     At Prlnce Edward Penwarden. formerly of Ke.nnet- ‘ ' __ 91 
     
     ——~‘ °°°rl"r'illn3imll§' §l~tl‘i<'}l§§tc»'u P'3rE’  W I hr ‘ Mccreadys London 
     
     Griml l in t : th N 3“ v -- 
     
     W, pgngg r:,§;,,,8,;°;°;v;;,,,.,:= ,,;—;:_; of Mr. and Mrs. u» omsom. e c s Grape, CORN STARCH 
     
     must DLW a halt to the criminal 391191519’ we“ “mwd 1“ man“!!! -  
     
     activities at.’ his own son, “sergeant  M”: mc‘m":_g‘ Julce .  Lb Pk '10 
     
     ,1}§3},‘}’,°*;,_- f§f,°°Pfl““3nce‘°§‘,§‘fi,’,a‘§‘§‘.I§,,“e‘j was beautifully deooailed with out A delicious Summer drink ‘Sweet Mlxed ' 3' °  
     
     am, Wesems Wallace Beew rm ms flowers and ferns and the guest . tor any time of the day. .>_ V 2 f°I'—'—'—--' 
     
     most masmml cha,we,.,z,,,,,,,n V, pews were marked with sprays of 1 Pure fruit juice with ndd- or Mustard 
     
      mm am... «am». and "W -w-v- 102- Ben Mayra-r JELLY : 
     
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     York.“ mnm_.. He ,5 me cop on ed the bridal chorus. en— 27¢   
     
     the beat. to the rninwtest detail. min. tigenrie1ssohn's  n;fi=h ' C  Pk8- 59- 3 T0’ — '-‘  ’~ 
     
     dko§1vl1n§§mbh:ob::l;lr‘h:£;Jr‘nY:‘l?:‘::lQalIEt itllifilgé giav-:11 ill I hymns: unclgl - ‘- _ El 
     
     George Chase , was - -. ' 
     
     §.;?”””w?lw~  ~  ;m"::.s. £3; ..z*2.°.:.  FRESH AND COOKED" 7mEsH FRUITS J  
     
     But a. trio of youngsters presses The gown was ire .. an 1' 
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
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       in four s. 35minutoI,44 ooo- or ous icomuegy, lrelGX1C_'u h ‘ MW .‘ ‘U '1hQR-Iver 
     
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