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FELTS, SATINS
_VELVETS
,You’li feel pretty high when
you top off your costume
with one of these . . . lie-
cause they are hats that
really are hats, deliglitfiilly
expressive of the newest
ideas in headwear.
They just came
Saturday morning.
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to us
A   002651 ?&cotiy_.,,.,.,,
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IN MEM ORIAN
P.;'.’er.
'1"ne ;ml1brai'ei's were: Chas Mac
cor- ik; Nr~\\'eii Mairrioizald, Hillis
MRS . ANNIE ZMACSWZXIN
The death of Mi‘s. Annie Mac- eterv at Lttie Sands. To the ber-
l ` ‘ | wiNNIPEG_A“g`_7__(C_P_)___-mme Wiltshire Cemetery. The pall
Swain at the home' of ner claugliier, lcaiw cl ;a:n1l;,' and relatives the deep
Mrs.. John A. Macdonald, (Heel: S_iiiip:ii",_i' of the community iscx-
River, occurred on June 18111, 19J;;,l:ei1<ieci.
at the advanced age of 88 years. | ----W
The late Mrs. Mac5\\'a;n wasl
born at High Bank and was lure-f ' .' 0,
deceased about 25 years by her hus-  
band the iale Neil 1\l.ic5'.va.ii ol;   
Greek River. ,
The fl¢‘f€¢1S€d was a i\'on'iaii who. 1iO.\lTl`tl2AL, Que., Aug. 7.-The
had l:assf'd. fhrougli iiiziny ~,n:~,;.'i_li»1i;titiii,ziiiciiistry was among the
9Xl°CI'iences during a ling lzeizrzd of_ first. ni:ii:iii';‘.c;ui~ing olibratioiis un-
ycars from ye.-,ir.g i\'oinanlio3;i'si ¢`l/-`1“~i1l1\‘1i lil H0I\E¢li0!lE, this being
busy lite when the many earns Off broiieiit a.buut owing to the large
the home claimed her attention to] flwlflllfl lil 50Uil1 Clllm f01' Cl\0¢1lJ
a i'i'?~c-tied age willl jig mlmy fmd knitted wcai' such as cotton hosiery
renollcclinn or llle l¢,l»lm.l~ dll,-S_ and siiiglcts, which :irc the two it-
Of estirnablg glllll-gn-lg-l~, Sly; “-35 . <.-inf; in wiiicii the kzxitiiiig factories
lnmrlably lmm,-n by lm. nc ghbors of Hongkong specialize, states the
and a,cqualn»,,m~lC(,s as 3 Woman oil liiciustriiil Dcpiirtincnt of the Can-
klnd 'and helpful (llspcsll on l adian National Rallirays. The rapid
ivinzc aim she attended the li-.ent f~4"°‘”"l‘ °l this infliistlv in Hoos-
Pl'e§'.byterl;3n Chllyph all Mllyl-Syl lmllg l5 F- Sl-Tll‘¢ill§ illfllCfttlO11 of the
iln‘ogress being marie in the indiis-
Rl\'<‘T. of which she was a consist-
ent m{.mlX,r_ Livmg at 8 mm whml trializntion of South China. The
me land had first to be domed! industry first. started with cnc knit-
,md when me work was ma_my` tina; inaehiiie set up in ordinary
p€,_rf,)rmCd bv manual ]nbm__ hor Chinese liouses, ilic in?-_ctliiiies ln-
rim, hmmy _<_tN___21_h _______b1(xd hpri maiiiing thc lii'olici'ty Oi me lrroino-
ln Mkt, a Sh_.n.e pf this “_m_k as “Mil lf‘i' “lm l-lnterl them to fzimilies :uid
as her rpgular dmv tasks ____ _______l»\ir<~li:t<eii the output. 'Today' the
hams with her iamliy. » il’““‘ ‘ll ‘llc °“ll"l" ‘ll ll""-‘glwlltl "l
It is ou" found h il at. sl ', l (llww Cowon `m.uUm “'lm_r c"l_m`S
1 we 1 1° Nl ircin well <li'g"ini7i‘d knitting mills
now at Rest in ii.t bi .L i il `  "
M CS am [Many of ilio mili.-i have installed
__‘:_1;`_:';__s[;_1;;;w“_;r;;lep;x_ln_lf_vT_°o‘;_I;;lCliiiiclis-niarlc knitting machines,
_ ` copies from British and Amcrie;in
may relom hor In the great m'ltyl»cs. The local ma liine costs ap-
un'I1`T_I;` __m________ s_______CeS ___(___c mn- l liroxiin.\tel__',' one-tiiird ol' the Lixtish
“med in mr h`0me b Rev J' H land American makes but is not as
D0” _ _ 5' ' '  reliable, ’Ihc majority of the llong-
g as’ Pastor “here a Img" “SW kong knitting mills use electric pow-
semblage was congrcgated, and fm rr. Chinese women during recent
lmPl'°55lV¢ Semlflll ‘V35 J1l'l‘f‘~fll"fl ` years have made raliifi strides in the
lmm the Gospel °f Sl- Johlli Chap- P art of knitting by hand and this
3' Verm 3' Thc follollllllfl hllnlnslhas created a demand for knitting
were sung: "Asleep in Jesus". l, wool. There is a market in Hong-
"Ll-le`5 Hallway l° l*l€aVN\" by Mfsi kong and South China for Canzirlian
M- M“'Cd°n“ld and Wlllllffl ll/l'\“~l-'@2111 knitting mills for the higher grades
‘R»°Cl¢ Of A895". "What, a friend we of silk hosiery and light weight good
hsive in Jesus". The fOll0Wil18 are quality knitted cotton garments and
ll” filmllill Chi”lStina fMrs, Ed- already some of tlio Canadian knit-
""U'<l Murray): Flora, (Mrs. John ting mills are securing some of this
A! Macdonald, Greek River; trade, although the demand for high
MSW (Mr-1. Charles Macdonald); quality goods is limited and is cater-
/tlliston, John A. Peters Rd; Nell, ed to by many foreign mariufactur-
Greek River: Sarah (Mrs. Nestor ers, and the local mills also are aim-
5¢°l0 ¢l0°B8S¢‘d. Artemas, Peters ing at the production of the higher
“A4 'l°h“ M' and Clie-WTF. Greek grade product.
vicroniii COAL am nwr 
Tests carried out by the largest consumers of coal
in this City have proved VICTORIA more economical
than other coals. By actual test it has less ash-great-
er heat-longer last-at less cost.
See us before ordering your coal, we can save you
money.
H. R. LA RGE & CO.
58 Queen St. Retail and Wholesale Tel. 1000
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"1'-°'-°"""' `   ~'~~'-' 
- Drive to Repair
`  ` _._ \,_,_cd0m1d    'ed Rev. Mr. Campbell with this
|,\lac:fn;iId, A. einas .l - , _ ____ _ T_ _ _ _d to
.intl Clic-stei' M'eS'»\'::iii. ~ » ‘S “Ce” me remains were a
I' lzzierinciit was made in the cem-  Ghurohlmst beside tlmse °f M5 flrsl' .Wlfe
is taking toll of "St, Andrews on the
Red." The sturdy old church which
claims kinship with the Selkirk set-
tlers and Lower Fort Garry will and John C1‘°Cl<9ill~-3»
shortly undergo expcrtand perman-
ent rebuilding to preserve for his-l »-Mrs. W. H. MacCul1ock and I
tory one of the few remaining his- hcr little S011. Mi1Si€!' DOUEUIS; also'
,torical inoniiments of the West. ;Miss Audrey Smith who have been.
Great cracks have appeared across : the guests of Mrs. A. E. Woodside]
l the northeast corner of this 84-year- ' at the Granville House, Summer-
old edifice so that now only 9, por- ' side, have returned to their home*
tion of it can be used for worship. in Halifax.-S.
It is two years more than a cen-
tury since “at a spot called the
Grand Rapids, on the banks of the
Red River," the drifting of settlers
toward a fine hilly and lawned site
there impeiled the founding cf e MONTREAL, Que., Aug '7-Many
Cl'iLli‘Ch. Here tile lll'St Clll1l‘Cl‘l Of St. an old, 53,11; of the Windjammer
Andrcw's was built in 1831, the same  fl-fqgl-,vers 0; me days of 5311 wgnld
year ln which constructive work was; have 5nl¢l¢¢;ed “-hen me gm-ladlan brown eggs. Quite recently egg5| ducts into the world market. Three
begun on Lower Fort Garry. | Nnllollal Scamslllp ~v,,,ga,b0nd- from the Irish Free State have en- semi-Cil'CUlf1r DP-Cl<B1`0lmClS "WOW ln'
The builder of this first churchi cm-5c»» frviqlllol. ~C0lbome-» salled tered this market. ltoprominence an attractive series of
was Rev. Wm. Corkran, afLei~wards from M0,,l`,.,.,,l ,mnlly on B ---__--1- liiluminated inicturgs vi;hi_C_l; D;>1't;_';1v
C 6 ill
archdeacoii. Hand labor and pi'im-fmontlhlong cruise to Cmlbbean   the railways varie a iv s n
itive engineerliig went into its con-_'mils with all on ward with thc| _ » gigantic business of moving it na-
sti'uct.iou and it soon became the cxcgpuon of me Officers and Crew] MONTREAL. QU0-. Aug. 7.-Sir tion's produce. For the benefit of
central point of the "sett1emcnt."_ being wbmcn Maw an Um smman'EflWRl‘fl DHVSOH Ywenlly related im out-of~town visitors, and these in-
Fine buildings liousing Huelson‘s locked upon a “,0§_m“ on n ship 31111151118 flli¢C<'l0lC Hb0Ut_l»116 Drlllsh clude exhibitors from many parts of
Bay Coinlinny officers ircrn built inlas an m______ of _u____c__ _,___ not so West Indies und prltriotlc Pride in the globe, Cenada‘s scenic attrac-
the locality and the congregation ___ me ww of L__C____ C_____d_____ Nab the colonies, Sir Edward was at the tions have not been forgotten nnd‘
soon s\vr~llerl beyoiirl the_clnircli's;_____;1 v_;___bo__d_`C_f__ise' f__(__gh_m_§ URI; DI'i’Sl€l‘*Dt 0! dillfr WHSt I;_ldi€S citizens of every province will recog-_
capacity. 'Ilic secoiul church was _‘ ‘ ‘ , " C0 ffY0nC¢! in LUN 0l1,EI18lBl1 .He nize their favorite beauty spots.
constriietnri in1B49. .llhls hem? lh°_ “cond Um? this suggested that the Conference bclcanndlan Nnflonal Telegraph; ual
Mrs. John Norquay, wife of zi for-isummpr m which wolncll halo been styled as above. British Guionn,.' represented with nn illuminated map
mer premier of Maiiitoba, still ll\'iiig,l°“"‘°llg°"s l° ln” cxmls ml of 'tml' Britniirs only colony in South Amer- of the Dominion in which lighted
nnd within almost a, stones throw "s' T"°"_" are _l'“'° ‘ll _mcse “ga” ica, objected and asked that her buttons flash on and off ln thc mln-
of the church, can recall when the l’°lld"’l“‘5° ll`°‘5hl'€l`5 ‘ll lllls se" inume be added to the title of`the|¢-i`pa1 cities from seaboard to sen-
nrcinigagnn nl-om at midnight, and \'iCl‘. l_l`l0 "C01b0Y11c . 1191118 named lconfereiice. This was granted. Then board showing how a web of copper
with spade and lantern went. out to ff" Sl’ Jollll C°lb°m° Wll° ‘V95 ‘Britisii#Hoiiduras, Britain‘s colony in strands serves commerce by linking
turn the first sod, 85 years ago. l'-'l°Ul€\la“l?'G0V€m0\` Of UDDBI' Central America, objected and her buyer and seller, manufacturer nnd
Eight-nlntlis of the cost, was con- Canada' *‘~b°lll' l333» and lfll¢ name was added to the title. Then distributor, in a speedy commnnlgg-
tributed by t.he eoiigregatloii. "Sli-_“Chomedy" 1`01‘ Phill df* Ch0m€dY l the Bahamas asked that they be tion cl-n;ln_ some of the lang; types
ver and gold had they none," wrote sieur de Maslonneuve who founded considered a. British colony apart. of telegrnphin lngtr-nm¢nf,g wn|¢h
the archdcacon in his diary, “butlmontreal in 1642. These supple- This too was granted and the namebpemte over the country's biggest
stories, lime, shingles, timber and ment the route of the regular Bahamas was added to the title of lgarrier geiegmpnic drcnits ug
labor were cheerfully contributed." "Lady" liners from Montreal. Hall- the Conference. Then Bermuda, to shown in picture, office;-3 of the
_St. Anrlrew's stands between Win-` fax and Boston. the north, Bi'ii.:iin's oldest self-gov- National 5y5i;em_ and pa;-tlmlnl-ly
mari! and Selkirk On the banks of -  erning colony, objected and her time of ns ag,-lcullm-al ln-,,,ch_ ,re
thc Refi Rivvr- _IVS tall lowffl' iS ii “kneele.rs." Tourists and visitors to name was added to the title. Tlueldigninying 3 keen interest in the
lalldmhfk fm' m1lf‘S H\'0ilHfl~ Wil-`l'\l11 the locality and to the grave of the title became so long that it was en- l grain show which brings here the
may be seen -<fi\1f\r\‘f‘S Of b11fl`§l0 Skin archdoacon who died in 1865 are le- agreed to call the conference simply Icontinentfs foremost grain growers.
used by the pioneers who built it as sion, ` the West Indies Conference. " Under me lmpegng of wo;-ld ¢°mp¢;.
no extra c t. y -
rich Safety Silvertown Auto Tires at
August 10th Supper served by
. ,_  HS ladies of the Long River United
onurcii. zia
...THE OFFICE OF Dr. ll. E.
H ' t t h Sinclair of Bummersicie will be nm* "ld °°°°“d Wm* 1° °°'°h W'
A nh t 21 ll l _ ent. See poster. Boxing Young De-
l e closed from umm 0 5 £0 Freetown vs. lihrle Durant,
elusive. _ _
-!‘S!Dl POLICE COURT-In
the Summerside Police Court three
drunks were fined $3 and costs
each. Another man was given seven
days in jail for driving a oar while
costs.-8._
with Mrs. Henderson in her ber-
remains were conveyed by motor
hearse tm Norlli Wiltshire United
Church where another service was
held. The church was filled to the
doors with former friends ot’ the
deceased. Rev. Mr. Christie assist-
in the family plot at the North
bearers were Messrs. S. M. Hicks,
W. W. Sinith, W. W. Muttart,
Hooper Linkletter, Fred Palmeri
WOMEN PASSENGERS TO
EXCLUSION MALES
' §°,',,l2f,“',,L';f,°,': 'f,.h;°|,:°I§1‘l:l1'§ 2: I blow-outa, with the safest tire ever ` ‘ \$
-xwss Mmnnn standard rox Um- "~ ‘”'l”“l° Mwmm' '“F“l‘l"
H .  cubes Bigcuit Kiiibio, meat: and M°“l°’ 35° 'ltd 15°' . 193'
lg  milk noe Puppy Meal, sold by the `
P°““°   ““  m siisirnii iiuniinuii
under the influence of liquor. A __,sUBsoR_n,n0Ns ao The
mlm dlarged with dl5°'derll' °°n` , handed to their Rep. Archie Hume,
d“°l W” ‘med °“° d°u“ ‘nd or left ut H. J. Maboxfs Drug Store,
-RECEIVED SAD NEWS* ..~'rnn orare: of nr. o. B.
of the death of . arry -
eison July 28th, .following an oper- __n5EE
od English Wire Rope at Braceb.
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Bi-iwe'l. 222. _  ' '
' -rmm DA! as New London --11 l’/ll'-Kl“N'9 °P*l°*l PU' s I -
'loui-s, Summeraide, will becloaed _
l untu August iz. iss.
| -WDIAN RIVER. PIUNIU, Aug-
ust 9t.l'l. Athletic sports 1.80 sharp,
laney, ,
Summerside; Kid LeBlanc, Port E1-
..*'.l'h|| column is nurnd roi
nowl of local Interest but ldvertlllviz
ul is newly nature muy bo lnlarted ll
I cents 1| word ltrlctly pqysbls ll
lllvnncl.
_-
_ Montague. 106.
Friends in Bedeqiie and other parts Green Montaglm Wm b, glued _
of are Province win regret to lem l rmiii August inn aaa. White and Scarlet
Mr H Hend
  Muure’s tluality Paint at
ation. His w.fe was ia. former Is- 2_0gi,.l__ me 0( the grelmsg race
lander, being b9l01‘¢ 1101' 1116111580 » horses ever to appear in the Marl-
Alice W1'isl1i. dmlsllféf 01' tht? lillcltimes try to break the provincial     
Maurice Wright of Elmvnle, Bede- pacing record at Montague on Wed- '
que. Island friends will sympathize nesday. 241.      A  I) CEV
` .’CHUR/CH OF THE HOLY
eavement.-S. .
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_FUNERAL or THOMAS Mfr.) Wednesday, Aug. 9th, Re-opening of] SOLE DEALERS
0l{l.;y,1,__Tllere was 3, ve,-y' larger the Church at 7.30 p. m., Sermon, `
attendance at the funeral on Sun- by lfl'l€_ReV- G- T- 5Pl`lEES. R6Cli0l‘ Of GENUINE ENGLISH
day aflernmn for M,-_ Tl-lomas Kensington. Thursday morning at
Mllcllell whlch wok place at hls  9, Holy Communion, Celebrant, Rev. PAINT
me N5ldenoe_ Rem L_ B_ Campbell- Canon Malone. Sunday Services as
officiating. After the service the ‘usual Capt' T' F' K°llY» C~A~ ln
TRINITY, (Anglican), Georgetoivn.
charge.
` MONTREAL, Que., Aug, 7. - In
Spain brown eggs are preferred and
Canadian National Railways. Bar-
followed by Vigo. There is a. con-
siderable importation of eggs into
Spain, consumption per capita be-
ing extremely hlgh. The poultry
farm in the modern sense of the
word is practically non-existent and
the local production does not suf-
fice to satisfy the needs of the Span-
ish people. Argentlnii, Uruguay and
Chile send eggs to Spain during
August to December; Turkey, all the
year round; Morocco, June to De-
cember; Bulgaria., March to Septem-
ber; Yugo-Slavia, March to Septem-
ber; Arabiri, January to April;
Egypt, all the year roiuid. Some
Spanish firms in Barcelona are iri-
terested in Canada as a. source of
supply, particiilarly for 65-gram
celona, is the principal egg market'
'for the long wearing
ANTI - CORROSION
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’ -Thin column ll nlerved for ne\rl\ -PROTECT y0\l!‘ fnmlly Il.'OB'l “K
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- 1- ientn I word ltrlotli Dlllblo ln ld* built. BUY GQOGIIOII 58f€l})' BllV0! °
f """' towne, at Brmce's. _ 22. ‘ %`¢¢\a _
U  \ “
-iixriui blow-out protection ae ` ` ' P  N I §\ 2,5 ,_
as Bu me new Good -BUY EXTRA flexible galvaniz-
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THIS
WEEK
ONLY i
Come in today. We’ll
help you select from the
new shades. Your House
needs protection.
DON’T WAIT AND
PAY MORE
M.,.k._l1,,"s',,`,,,{t l HoIman’s Both Stores
Largest Distributors of White Lead, Pure Paint
For Callalllall Eggs oii and au Pam Material ,
 
Plays in Agriculture
REGINA, Sask., Aug. 'L - 'Iwo
giant robots carrying a. transports.-t
tion and commimication system on
i . . .
their broad shoulders are the cen- Rallways Keeplng
tral figures in the Canadian Nation-
al Railways exhibit at the World's
Grain Congress which officially
opened here. With e. tremendous
stake in the future of the Canadian
West, where its netwonk of lines
draws agricultural traffic to Pacific
Coast, Great Lakes and eastern sea-
board ports, the National System has
demonstrated its faith in the west-
ern farmer by showing him in a 60
feet long tableau the facilities his
railway has set up to move his pro-
Ill
J.
in
ra
ye
th
e
of
_ ° ition the Canadian grower is lm-
obtain higher prices, according to,TWO   pmvmg his cereal swam ‘B he goes
the Agricultural Department of the - ~ - |fm,th into foreign markets and ml
Exhlblt   his efforts he receives tangible and
0
panies which have gone with him all
the way as he has extended the area
of cultivation. ,
province of New Brunswick has at-
ta
pu lic health, states the Medical
Department of the Canadian Na-l
tional Railways. In this regard Dr.,
ulty of Medicine and Public Health
speaking before a. local service club ,
in Saint John, N.B., stated "If some 1
one from New Brunswick were vis- , an
lting in Capetown, South Africa; orf was
Sydney, Australia; he would prob-~ He
ably be greeted by health and pub- _ dir
lic welfare workers with the remark: ` Ja
.0 _
was first to establish a. ministry of
pu ~ .'
Mat
P
Ca
jected to a. rigorous inspection and
mv
medical examination at stated in- t ne
for
dise
ad
Als
to
Cn
son. l gls
ral support from the railway com-
Pace Advances
Public Health _
MONTREAL, Que., Aug. 7.--The
ined front rank in matters ofl
b
G. Fitzgerald, dean of the Fac-
the University of Toronto, when
h you're from the province that cle
biic health within the Empire "
ters of public health have made ba
ia strides within ins- mst rew is
ara, remarks the bulletin, and in
is the railways of Canada are Po
keeping pace. All supplies used on \ pr
dining cars and in hotels of the Co
nndian National System are sub- tn
loyees are required to undergo,
vols in order to safeguard patrons ‘l es
A shipment from Australia of 125 A Crested wheat gross has bc
glndioli bulbs infested with thrips ed evtensively at the lioininiol
was prevented from entering Can- Range Experiment Station, Will"
ri a. fe wdays asv by insimtcrs of . berries, Alberta., for the niiiiwse °‘
the Dominion Entomological Branch. reseedlng abandoned fields Und”
o a. shipment from New Zealand _the very dry conditions in the iandl'
Winnipeg was stopped at the - ing area. this grass has till/U* 5"]
nadlun frontier for a. similar rea- lent; results -Dominion Ai<f°5l°l°`
Brinaind UD Father
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'rue Niaicii-QBORS wii_i_
~n_\u\i\-< WERE. Movim'
ir~ie'\‘s.Ao or .iuerr com' ALWAYS
ren A-rnio -ro me nan- qn°\,./\_|N¢,.
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I‘l~ TER R JACK
Peter R Jack investment bankci
d insurance broker of Halifa\ iiihi
elected president of Briindum
nderson, Lid at a meeting of the
ectois ust held in Hnlifti\ Mr
ck sucpccds the late George Hen
rson who died recently in Mon-
tre
In addition to his lniest
nkiiig and insuianee interests hd
a dnectm of the Mersey Piillfl
, and the Nova. Scotia. Light uni
wer co Mr Jack is aiso iw'
esidcnt ofthe Halifax iliiiiuill
mmissioii and is neil -\ii0W\l
ro
C0
Canada. is a net importer of ciii-
d fruits, though this position nrlif
fioni large imports of cannd
the railway from communicable pineappIes,whlcl1, of courst, ire not
asesl l produced in the Dominion
_ By (Jeorge Mt