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SATURDAY, - H THE cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GUARD Pm
GRANGE PEKOE BLEND SUMMERSIDE GUARIIIAN
-_ . . . . ‘  17 1932
Island Suliferers _ , _ .
and Prince County Chronicle
-GALVANIZED Hinges, I-lasps
dcr, for by means of the slid in- _
strument YOU mil' 5° *num-7 ’°'
Emo Reliefl
l
If you are suffering mm |'h°_“' .
matlsm and want to find relief !°\l _
cannot afford to IKDUI1 “ll n“'|
and Padlocks, sold st Brace's.
U' _ -This is for Prince County news
' Howl. but advertisements of s news
description may be inserted st Zu
l per word, strictly payable in nd-
vuioe.
Il
TEA
-MONTAGUE RACES postponed
to September Nth. 5782-9-17-2L
5776-9-17-25:
-COAL. - lst grade Victoria
$8.50 per ton. Now unloadins H Nif-
Wiii book orders. P. J. Mclnnls.
norden, P. E. 1. ll'l39-9-16-2h
lfeved Just as hundreds of Oth"
sutlerers have found relief. Hero is
one example:
Mr. Percy Yeo, of Qllwn Street,
Charlottetown, slyii
“I suffered extremely from sclstic
rheumatisin for about three
months, so much so i.hat_I could not
"Fresh from tl'i¢ Gardens"
-BUY ROOF COATING and
-S. S, SAMBO will make fort
A portable machine to fist the
resistance of textiles to air, which
is dr:x\vii tliroligli them, has been
tiesiqilcql for cloiliing factories byl
ti ljiiiicd Sfzitcs bureau of stan-‘
Harris scientist. l
g I
To enable motorcycle racers to
get away on even terms, an E118-
lishmrin has invented a device that
supports the rear wheels of their
machines on rollers until the start-
ing signal is given.
A $500.00
Car Free !
cement for repairing the roof, at
-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fitzgerald
(Velma Nelson, R. N.,) Providence,
R. I., who are motoring through
Eastern Canada on their wedding
tour, are visiting in Sumnierside
the guests of Earl and Mrs. Roger-
son, Church Street.
-THE CHAMPIONS of the Tug
of War for the Strong and Morri- -
son Trophy will be decided at *
Bedeque Rink on Monday, Sept 19. 5
Bf°°°'°~ 577°'9'17'3" ing fall months for Newfoundland lsooll as I commenced using the
.
I t be '
, mugs on Beaver Street. Summer- for nm Farador that csnno l
.l
nightly calls at Summerside dur lwmlolll me greatest difficulty, As
[ports commencing September 16th Fuadol my palm began to leave
,For freight accommodation and ‘ and in a few weeks I was perfectly
rates apply to J E Campbvlllem-ed,”
-iigent, Summerside. 5669-9-12-eod-3|? Ask for literature including lon!
_g  fps; of cured P. E. Island D60I>le.‘
' -FOR. SALE. - Eight l°00m¢d iltciiirnibcr that we make no claim '
side, single dwcllin8» W1'-h 6V¢l`Y fproved.
modem improvements Hot water W. EDGAR ENN-\N» l
heating, nrepiace, etc. For psxticu- Fai-ador Reprelelitlilw-I
lar; apply Willis R. Warren, 263 Sydney, Bt., Charlottetown.
° l sit st the table to me my mule .
Phone 28-Y. 5724-9-15-ts-2l. -9-17-il.
gs
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\\'i- have on hand ten guaranteed cars, all re-conditioned
.riiil piiiiiti-ii which we must sell this year. One of these
rats will lic given away free.
The list is as follows:
A 1928 Dodge standard six 'sedan 17000 miles, $350.00.
ai lfrlri Dodge standard six sedan 12000 miles $450.00, a 1929
1)i>|l§.;c six sedan 12000 miles $500.00, a 1931 \V|llys six
touch lftlluli niilcs $50.00, is 1930 DeSoto six sedan 6000
miles, $150.00, a 1930-Sl Dodge eight Sedan 8000 mile!
$l.1|»,e||i, a 1930 Mnrinon eight sedan 17000 miles $650.00, a
lfllll llniok clglit scllnn 17000 iiiilcs $750.00, a 1930-66 Chry-
slcr six 331000 miles $550.00, ii 1929-30 F0l'(l _ lf; t0n trilck
l.'lI|01| miles, with cuvci-cd body, one foot longer than usual
$375.00, .
Our plan ls. that as soon as these ten cars are sold we
\-.ill l.ili the piirrhilscrs togelher and they will make the
iii~i»i~ioii ns in who gc-ts his ciir lrcc, we handing back the
North Bedeque vs. Freetown arcll _'S1-_ ELEANQWS SCHOOL
meeting for the first time. Neither- _ l,.AIR,...The annual school fair at l  
of these teams have been beaten  st Eleanor-S was held on wednes-
I`.f`.‘f.i.”“Z.‘.‘i§’f.`2§’.f.°§ $55.1 “’§.?.§`.’§I 5 "°’ “.3 3.” ‘“f...`1'$"I.‘1..°’.$’.fIi§§, --~M°~"°"“ W" '°°"~
` ‘Y°‘“" ° nu 4 to september Mtn.
sion 5 and 10 cents. 5771-9-17-1i._»ol exhlbltl The llveslock and poul_ pone °_m_9_l___2_
_ ' try classes were far above the aver-
-DUNBLANE W. I.--Th D --
blanc w I mer roi- their hen>nolhrl‘~ “ge” Am‘°ugh st"Emn°" District PERSONALS
__ ' ' __ I th I 3; has no Calf Club there were ten .
iiLePti~;:ci;ristepnirs'a1i /ig iitiiirfi my “°°d calm °"- °xmbm°° ..°l-‘fiends wil lsymnathile will
which brought favourable comment _ Mr and Mm Fultm c“lll,b¢,_
with eight members and several _ from Professor Read who judged l e ln the lllne" of the,
visitors present After disposing of I Mon agu ,
. the livestock. Four schools were Mme daughter Florlne who is slll
business matters, a social hour was ' represented namely SL Elellnorlll I naék of pnéumonm
spent and lunch served, which net-  Norm S_ E_______o__s_ s__e__b__oo___e and i fering an a
Wd $195' Next' meeting Wm b°‘Linklettei‘ Road The judges were
‘ ~ ' ,_°M , William Hunt of Summc:
held at the mme of Mrs' B' M°` ` In ector Auld for school work' r -
Isaac on Oct. 6, roll call to be an ` sp ' side was a. week-end visitor -
_~,v.»-5_< -__»- -.,_,.<..,:.
.= \.ir crisis flint much.
22.1' ~.:-.¢.~i¢
,» fi illi-iiiciit |.;l\'¢~n us and iillowiiig him to keep his car. This
is up lo .<.300,00. The decision nf the ten purchasers may
lu- iiiaiilc iii :my why lhey desire so long as it is a fair Way.
l .-liuiiiil ilicy not he nblc to ngrce, thcn we will decide n
- ivii-iiioil lo lic onipioyed. But you can be Sllrc that one of
iiii-sv trn calls will not cost anything to the purchaser up
to \‘.'-mi.rlD .-is wc will hand that amount back to him if his
- All these cars are priced 20% bclow Montreal or Tor-
iiiitn prices for the same cars and at least 50% below their
rt-.il value. But we must sell in ordcr to pay our debts.
\'.`¢- \\il| toll _vnu as each cars is sold.
 W- B-  &  _ :peered ln. Wednesdays Guardian.
thankful for this year?" and a
lof the Police Committee, takes ex-
lception to the report of the Sum-
! mcrside Council meeting, which ap-
j He says it is incorrect in saying
that he walked out, without asking
;n' ulfuxfh Zuhmmigef’ Mud CI;3Cilineedleu'ork, class work and wood-
orr , r. . er n rs. .
l-llllllll Mllgsllllcas Sclllgol and slck lcmft' Special mmm" 5h°“1d be been seriously ill for the past. weeks
commmees realpolnwd Meetmg l made of the fietwork exhibited by ls reporled lo be sllglltly lml,l-0l,ed_
closed mth 5l__gl___g__o *Roland Murray of Linkletier Road. Hel, “lends sympllllllze wml ml- lll
swered with “Wh” am I mos; ' Professor_Read for grains and livc- Montague the guest of llls form.,
stock; Miss Rodd of Milton for classmate all Acadlm Ml._ Ellc Mac.
h
, kli id fanc work. l
Thanksgiving program will be giv- _ Ome coo lg M. y iKim’°“-"H'
There were some fine exhibits of l__
,_*Mrs. James MacBeth, who ha.
The school trustees are grateful to her lllness and hope she will mon
_CoUN_ PHILLIPS, AT,n,I,UDE _Min Arthur Holland for the use of be Well llgall.l___H_
_Conn John Y_ Phm__ps_ chulrman _his field for the sports. There was
..°Mr. Cyril Reynolds, Boston.
formerly of Montague, is visiting
published later' S' his uncle, Mr. Marshal Reynolds.
M” 'His many friends are glad to see
*COURT NEWS-ML G°°f€@ M~ him in his old home town again.-H
Mathews, Magistrate for Prince | .___
a very large attendance of parents
und visitors. The prize list will be
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Bridge Lamps
homplete  l
with shade  
, ones U
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.f \
; `s ~._;
is
the Mayors permission to do so. C°"“"Y» hcld C°“ft at sumnlefsldel ._*Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lambert of
The report in the Guardian docs “H day Thursday' “lie” 5°V°fa1 _ Montague had as visitors on Sun- ‘
not say that Coun, Phillips walked C3525 Came befme mm- Curl MU" _ day, Mrs. Lambert's father and
out without the Mayors permission. | 1“lll§ Of Summefside-'CUHYSEK1 With ' mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Savi-
It is customary to ask leave of the ldflvmg i0 the 00111111011' dilflsef. l dant, Mr. and Mrs. James Collier
Mayor when one wishes to leave thc _ WHS folllld 8\1l1~‘-y and fined $10 and Mr. Joseph Storey, all of Char-
Council Chamber, and Councii'or .and C0StS Of thirty days in jail. 10l;1e¢,gwn__H, l
Phillips would certainly be guilty ;This case was in connection with '
of a grave breach of etiquette if he l a. recent accident near Kensington It was at the seaside, and Sandy
did so: but he cannot deny that 11° lwhsfl Mr. Harry Aichpm was hurt | had just stretches himself on the'
walked out immediately after his ,when Mclnnis’ car, in which Al beach when Mac cam
- e ap.
motion was defeated, and that is [chorn was riding, ran lllto llle ' iiwlllyou come l-or ll sall_ smdyl.,
what the resort says. He dia not lunch, throwing ivir. Aichurh ihtolhc asked. , ‘
return to hear the remainder of thc lthe gutter. A charge of driving “No. I've just had a guid dinner
business of the meeting--S~ .while under the influence of liquor ' for two-and-saxpence and I'm no
-1 i“'HS Withdrawn for want of evid- takin' the ‘Fisk-"
_-rwo Annrrionai. 'rEacri- lem., A lmll, lmm Malpequc came
ERS FOR SUMMERSIDE HIGH lllefol-e the Court on lhl-ee sellml.lll_e Maglstrfitkéi "You are BCCUSCG Of
SCl~l00L-_?wln_g_ to t(l_1e l_arg_e1num_; _cll,lrges_ lll,Sl_ l.l,ll.lllg ll Cal, wllll_ _ stealing si chicken. Anything to
ber' of up s ta rn or ._
P H8’ 6 W lout permit, the accused pleaded ~'fly?" f
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Impressive Wall Paper Bargains
Fall SUNWORTHY WEEK
Beautiful Wall Decorati ons Yours
at Trifling Cost! . -
WE commence today a sale that will make it tremendously worth
while for you to re-paper your iiome,tiils Fall- Beautiful papers.
tasteful iii design and coloring, will be offered at prices that will interest
and delight you ! I
A choice loi. of semi~trlmmed Sun-
wortiiy papers, worth to 35c per
double roll. SUNWORTHY  60c double roll, will clear SUN-
WEEK. ntl. ron  G' wllicrnv WEEK. Doobie 30|,
- ' ~ ro 
A notably interesting range of
Sunworthy papers, regular values
up to 70c double roll. On sale
during SUNWORTHY 
WEEK. ni»i.roii........ li-
A limited quantity of SUN.
WORTHY Wall Papers worth to
Beautiful American Engraved
Papers, worth to $1.75 per roll,
oiferelll duiilng our SUNWORTI-IY
WEE . ouble Roll
75c
»¢¢.....~.»».....».»~»»¢
Paste FREE with $5. purchase
With every order of Wall Paper amounting to $5.00‘or over during this
sale We shall include without charge
ONE ana. PACKAGE or Macro DRY PASTE
This special is o0`ered for cash sale only-
6 patterns of 30-inch Wall Paper 5 patterns high-grade 30-inch
worth to 51,50 _roll for  Wall Paper worth to $2.75 roll
Double neil  G f°' D°"bl° R011  
. I
other soineii WALL PAPERS wiii be cleared sUNwoirriiv WEEK
oivir mms orr. '
'. >`l.i.fl5 :irc the best lamp
` willlc we halve Seen for
 'l`hr~.<o li:'id_o'e Lamps at 1
 __,_ l T e other two charges, one of drlv- i5`°“\` h°U°"~"
Room Lots---H,alf Price
ONE HUNDRED ROOM LOTS of handsome new Wall Paper, including
small lots of most of more popular and fast-selling designs-papers suit-
able for any and every room in your home,
' sUNwon'rnv WEEK
-~°~.» _
_ _ _ __  engaged, Miss Kellie Holman, llllg lllldm. the lnlluence of ll ~Magistrate: "No rcsenib‘
yi-:ii'.~:. New in style and -'  9-"
pricccl icri'iplin_<.;l_v low. You 1;  
will like their trim lines *T
:intl _;cnL‘i'iill_\' smlirt lip-  i
pc;ii':\li<'e- Copper and ;___?l___.ll;' '_
lil'ilf-'.~‘. Plziied Stands :ind , ,?‘€'_l»;f.~"
..\ -
or
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. land the other for the lllegal ;`;n_ ull. Ten ,days in Jail.
5311315; 0f SUll“g‘1f‘l”€1°;@_l hastbften lsumption of liquor were dismissed
S 3° “S “$5” an ~m°“5 fa °1` ,for want of evidence. Charges of
and lecture’ in grades 9~ 10- 11- ltheft were brought against two par-f
Miss Holman is a B. A. and M. A., 'Hes ,mm Tyne Valley concemlng Mrs. Augustus Lavie, Souris, has
a graduate of_ Toronto University, Ilhquseylold goods ol- ll value l,,ss.gone on a visit to fiiendg and re
and has taught t Dall ` I '
a iousic Uni- lllllln len dollal.S_ The accused l lntves in England.
.  -_ and “ISO the lersc class in snide ,guilty and was fined ss and coslsl Prisonerwr just took it for it lark
 seven, two new teachershave been l ll .
_ “
11 fifli i';in_c,'c of Cellon 
slizirics in many colors. 'rl
Other' liriclge Lamps ll;
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no = _. _ . - " ,
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I Ziff ` ‘_/°
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-$`fi.95 :ln d lip.
Z'
. ff *Z Occasional Chairs
or -*e fy
i_.
A good, durable, siurdv Chair
_ , ' covered in Jacquard Velour
1 ' with _ seiits in `\Iohiiir The
_ | "‘lvrssinavery_had
` Saddle Seat adds much to the {{§}l’_"'l,‘l’§,°,f‘,‘2,1,f‘§’2‘l§
I' " was oil'-co_lou.r and
I kept havin! lirarl-
sehenlier headache.
Quite lrequrmly I
2?" "`$°i’§i'§°“;'..'3  - . 
d_1-he len- :"""` i "' 
!'f?\ E C wan Vffy
depressing. Ir_ideed.li`elI. so wretched that I
r:°:.:2i::;:°.::l°.“s..*.t;l:i.tziihrlrlliiil SOURIS M.. ......i.i... Ki... .f mn. xg 13° tfnglvhf mga”-D?-xl ,__ d ,,,,, ,,,,,, sm, ,,,,,,, ln ,he ,,,.
s w . am '
Theyw ed” ye MC Mr' E- M' Bagnalh C1\°fl0l»l0l0Wn who has been spending some weekmbeaten Gly! then ii: tlizly riilied vshen unmoiiildedw 'iihgeoijst urzxggiegar f°" 45 m|““l'”» but d° 9°* M'
rfufr-...rim _ . . siiamg .rom was a recent visitor 0,, i,,,~l,,,,.,, ‘Milne her aunt. Mrs. J. wiirres k ~ ~ 'low is mu sl any time. .las one
" ' ' chrverie len on return to her ;"° 'F ,°'“;"‘° '°‘¥ll;“';';l°"" ’” " ;°'°,Z°'°“"‘°" ‘°' “U mm’ “M -'quart or the wmi- in which the
eep s. rve w c hi hi h d `
Mf- Wade W. Hughes of George- home °" w°d"°°d°y"`G' . sauce. stuffed baked potatoes "ali: :hens I y Manned ea
, .
buttered cauliflower in green pep-
dal’ W Visit relatives- Canadian Cookery per mes. "
Mlvbe you esn lm ine how sood
Rev' BM" Cfoken- K‘nk0'H» (Continued from Page a) that above meal is :om just read- frying or pickling scraps sind wssh *"'°n° 1"' mlpmg it mt" mmugh
____ spent c few days in souris hurl llns about it-out take a tip from‘thsin thoroughly and tie each sspsr-im “"°“ by m°”" Wm’ 1°" M"
week. ~ ` 3ld95_ Fm each llhop wlth Bguml-l'!_l'l’l!, mike it 01109-It ll I f¢V¢ldtl0h,lbBlYf ln 8 Diode .10 011003; Ul0l'»h.l "nt" me tw° are thomughly mi”
Tuesday and ho S l land skewer the edges together with °° In lmblfflmll 000i-
_ comfort. Birch walnut frames.
Extra Specials From Our
Crockery Department
JELLY GLASSES ` ml PLATES
606 Per Doz. 6 for 391:
.loliy season is now on. Stock up now on these
G0! fl SUDiIl.V Of il\€S€ serviceable plain white
"OW While U19 Price is so tea-plates. A real saving
low. item.
“SHELLE Y CHINA ” TEA SETS
I5 Pieces $4. 98
These charming little Bridge Sets of “Shelle
versity, Toronto University and lllleaded lllll ll
h _ » S y ut were, on their
gt er places. Miss Muriel Lee, lowll lec0glllZallCe_ released on sus_ Mr. Emmett Donahoe, Souris
,. H
commended. S. dm,” ‘
from Miscouche remand d f turned to her home ln Souris, afterl f
_  last week was dlsllllssed elm, lrlfélz having spent a pleasant few days!
» $1 os ' '
Lives’ played a large nan. in hrini;lli_g this nbout.
ri ni nLlre a s m.
 __
augl er of Mr. and Mrs. Harry lllclll-_led sentence to k West left mls k to
_ _ l eel, the peace , _ wee resume his
- Lee, will teach a part of grade _for one l,elll._ A party from Allg_ studios in medicine at Dalhousie
se en. Sh al ‘ -
v e so comes highly re llstlllc Cove pleaded gullly to - \Univer:ity, Halifax. l
ing without a permit and was
fined $5 and costs. Ari assault case Mm' J' Wilfred Chevene- hu f°`
'lll§%°<1..-M.
119-121 Queen Stl‘.€€lZ Charlottetown
mis? ll
-T
otliing like
ruif-a-tives
 sues: of her brother, nov. ivir_
  ‘ min Sem-. soul-.  n~==»»d to ie-fn
_ town motoredto Souris on Thurs-
We are buying lambs every
g 9V91`y Messrs Herbert Cheierio and Le lol-,th I
Y
Chinn” :ire made in England and famous forthe
of evlden vlslllll lllen l ll has been cored but not pared. Cover hours. After first three hours of ' » .
own C0Sts°_°S_Th° i"f°fm°“t I0 Dlly Bamcgand Pislaggndfm veg n closely and bake in s moderate oven_ cooking add salt, whole peppei-coi-ns, baked apples'
 _ s (350 deg. Fhr.) for about 45 mlnutes_ one half bay leaf, two whole on°oné,
 _Mm ____c__ __/__M________ 0_ K________ Hl_____x vlsllm ,O the m,,,m_°r urnii mm ir tender. Lift the ana me or the scum from time
. _   _ has mumcd f__0___ __ _ml _O A_____ melmpolls on Thursday lncluded chops and apples together from the to time. Then take oft flesh and
.. . ,  . gonlm N S where She was tha Ml L_ E_ Dyslanl baking dish onto a hot platter and remove frm bones put lg, in g bam;
‘ §- remove toothpicks. Garnish with and mix well. Be sure to have equal
 Lockhart and Mrs. Lockhart.-S. The many friends of Mr. J. G. p°"ky md 5"" “t °“°°°
vicirlea rin ree;
Four good-sized boiled pigs' lest
with _\ll>l>ers, l quart strong v.ncgar.
4 bay lehves,‘i tablespoon whole
cloves, 1 tablespoon broken cinna-
smounts of meat snd gelstinous lman' 1-4 cup mn' 2 t°"P°°“s mr
liquid in the moulds you are to fiii. .°”' 1" °“'°”' 1 *”“~‘-1° ’“"°°~ Re'
. _ l _
,_-,__<   - ihihiiu ami nruim semi hy iiin-ram that he is recovering aft/er his re- l“k°h' CI" 3°" 7°* leant” °V°" the nm* th’ -lui” "'d‘?::el,l;§eill mln” from lllbolll:
__ Gem l,l,llsp05lll°n_ - Buy one pound fat salt pork out ,cooking liquor and put in cool plscel ' ° ""°5“" °“ ° '
into thin slices and freshen ln hot to set.
Adding bay leaves, cloves cinnamon!
There hmohem will be round sm’ "°””°"'i °“’°" °“* ”‘ °’“h°'“
feet were boiled to the vinegar, alter
all fat hes been removed. Strain all
through s s'eve to remove splw
Pigs’ Foot Fri Plckl d i , .
,N prep". Ll" 'tt lor' .mm 1 etc. and pour it over the meet il
init them into s kettle or stewpsnlied' Ln" 'lu In °°ld pm” fm' tm
Thursday of each week for'R.o oheveric s u is 1 .~ picks' place chops in Bamnl some °t our “wht “me” ‘N mv" "nh hmm’ nt" ‘nd m’ 
the balance of the season at ii-lei’ d in E L 1; ir, are vimngldish and cn top of each pme' cutlsaimz the mm" muh from “mm me un" mt me mt" bo" up
our wareho _ P _ by __ rl S as a lc and _C.imp- ,ide dow,,_ one hall ,ln ,l,l,l,, lllllllhlthis head cheese to loesl butcners.‘lonos, then set back on the tire and
"”°'. ay ."3 "5 ` "°"~" °°“”- M*-_#___ w send their as yet lntsiit som to simmer for five hours. owl in the
est market prices in cash.| __-
iine quality. The cups hiive solid modernistic
h:indles~ Several patterns to choose from.
HOLMAN’S
gy s or es weights Miss Isabel ivicmrosh of Mont-
and prompt returns. lreai, who i-epresentr the womiina
Missionary Society of the Un‘ted
c_ E.  &  Church of Caniirln, was in visitor
here recently and during her stay
_
GLASSES FITTED
.Brin our f b t _ . """ s++o-o-040-oo-o+»**++0-0-0-Q-9-¢.¢ °°n°¢°- . ICOONDI l|Q\\0X'. When A3014 i’il`00°¢d
lresdeheess For Profit
EYESIEIIT 7
Blanch whoig pi¢'s hssd without wlgztlgigfglxgg gghisttiliziles plgs 
feet salt nd ie ul
the brain with ptr; tongue and four
, s pepper, mon ,1 os, 1- rims; sas suselrlnrd
nits mt in plenty or lun water. on lima ri-units. split the me mi' °°' °°°-
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St, P t B p_ E_ [_ » was the speaker at a. meeting of the
CHA RLOTTETOWN e ers ay’ Women's Missionary Societies of
 Mth souris and Bay Fortune
 i 6173-9-11-Sal-vi churche-
J. B. TAYLOR
B. W. TAYLOR
Optometrists
s 112 Richmond Street
I 
E I n_li£-_-ms.;-i_3  _ ;_ --_-_ ---__ ----~-- »- --l;""‘ '-'----_-‘ Y"
an-
'rl-ist means allow to come to almost season well with salt, pepper anal H J M A B 0 H
I D011 ¢h0n drlin. Ind Wllh l!1‘lemon Jules. Dip in beaten egg,l ° ' .
sold water. Put the meet to boillthen in breed crumbs and fry five l ,m:"¢`,2f,',°,':'¢";y|¢
Swain- N13? and freely covered with . minutes in deep fat he 3'! deg. Fhr.' 9f\l"*°'°
water, and simmer for at least five I Drain and serve immediately with °