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` ` A AUGUST
' PAGE SIX THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN gig = _ | 28. 2233 a
PRINCE ED
WARD TD DAY
TO EVERY WOMAN who has ever
felt the fascination
TO EVERY MAN
of temptation -
who has ever con
tributed to a broken l1eart--
this picture
is dedicated !
SHOWI
The star of "Cimarron"
and “Back Street" re-
turns to the screen in
an entirely different
A nne
was
L1o`NaL
srwn.L
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iiomir
ALSO-NEVVS AND
COMING-
IN MEMDRIAM
MRS. EDWIN C. JOHNSTONE
Very rarely indeed has Queens
County witnessed so large and so
Impressive a funeral service as that
which was held on Sunday after-
noon, July 23rd, for Mrs. Edwin C.
Johnstone in the Clyde River Pres-
byterian Church. Almost every home
ln the surrounding districts was re-
presented in the vast and sympathe-
tic throng. In the minds of many
gathered there was the remem-
brance of’ the beautiful marriage
service that had been celebrated in
the same church only five years be-
fore when Isabel Elizabeth Murchi-
son had bewme the Wife °f Edwin be mourned not only by the iinined-
Cecil Johnstone of Charlottetown
Mm -7°lm5t°“° “'35 me daughter °f host of people whose lives are richer
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Murchi- for having known so fine and two,
son of Clyde River, P. E. I. Bhe was B n.,ehd_
born on August 31, 1903 and after
fecelvmg her P“bn° s°h°°l °d’“°"" little daughter, there are left to’
tion at Clyde River she successfully
completed the first and second year
eourse in Prince oi' Wales College.
Bhe taught school for two years in
the Province and for a year contin-
ued her education at the Ladies’
College, Halifax, N. S. In evefl'
community in which she made her
home, even for s. brief period, ahe
left an ever widening circle of
friends.
After her marriage on July 6, 1928,
to Edwin C. Johnstone, Mrs. John-
stone made her home with her hus-
band in Charlottetown and two
years later there .was bom to them e.
daughter, June Bonncll. In the
midst of this unalioyed happiness oi
their home life there was no warn-
ing for another year and a half of
the sad blow that was so soon to
fall. About eighteen months before
hor death Mrs. Johnstone developed
the malady, which after an extend-
efi period of weakness and distress,
proved fatal. Throughout o, long ill-
ness Mrs. Johnstone displayed a
spirit or almost unbelievable hero-
ism. Always hor thought was for
her loved ones and never for her-
self. No matter how weak she may
have been not once did she forget
Have You Placed
Protection
on your most val-
uable Asset Your
Life Assurance.
Consult
J. B. HUGHES
Phone 280-L.
214 Kent Street
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Wait for P. E. Island grown Plums, good
quality, excellent in' flavor, and full baskets.
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to express grateful thanks to the
church by Reverends C. N. Brow
Winnipeg, Man., an intimate friend
Of the deceased and her liuslmiici.
The passing of this young life will,
~ late family and relatives, but by a
Besides her parents, husband and,
imoum her passing the following
lbrothers and sisters: Norma, Mrs.
W. W. Brown, Charlottetown; Dr.
Randolph at Hunter River, P. E. I.;
Dr. Alex, of New York; and Daivay
and William at home.
1 The floral tributes were many and
beautiful.
The pall bearers were: Watson
MacLean, W. W. Brown, Clarence
Murchison and Brent Howatt.
Divorce In The
A Tropics I
(Canadian Press)
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Aug
26-Permitted only after fierce
political battle between Protestants
and Roman Catholics for more
than 10 years, divorce is making
inroads into even the tropics.
'I’he first .divorce ever g1~antc<l
in the history of the colony was
issued by the Chief Justice today.
in a. decree nisl to Mrs. Emma.
Huggins, formerly Miss Pereira,
descendant of an old Curacao fam-
ily, from her husband, George
Huggins, youngest son of the
President of the Asociated West
Indies Chambers of Commerce.
The drlvoree law was proclaimed
in Trinidad last January.
A Galt man upon entering a sad-
ler's asked for a single spur.
"What/s the use oi' one spur?"
asked the man.
"Well," replied sandy, "If I can
get one side of the horse to go the
other side will hae to come wi’ it.”
PL UMS
(Vit 8.1 443
,nurses and doctors who ministered - --Y-""' .
____ so faithfully to her needs, mid to ldivisions and caused considerable Aid. éxoszzlnwzfscllged gfmliiagblnli:-1 (annum Press) The mme in this land they Mm
those who so unselfishly gave of damage. Cutting is well advanced 1 11 11 ml, d d 1- WDTMPEG' Aug` 25-Encouraged so mmm' We counted a. Bailltl’ s Govern-
theu. blood in u.anSm.,O,.S ,mt hm. and threshing is expected to begin, Ing uuor, 2; mu;-1 un remsdo - by higher Liverpool quotations and 'Iihey come home wet and tired
111,, mmm be p,.,10,,g,.,1_ 1 : in a day or SQ when is grading narshsrni guumor have mon! ox; a broadened export demand for with spins, that.. nmk’
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GEORGE
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THEIR
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CHARLIE f'|oro's Cohon'| and KolIy'|
  '|933 contribution to the goyoty
of notiog|l,,.A furiously fast and
ALso -_ coiianr MUSICAL “shave rr wrrii Music"
AND “BENEATII THE soU1‘uanN onoss”
, threshing are progressing rapidly
except where heavy rains have tem-
Thls oollml I-51226 for inn' 
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BEAUTIFUL Gladiolus, Roses and
SID EI.LIO'I'1"S RYTHIK KINGQ
at The Highlands. Wednesday night
248
ANNUAL MEETING-The an-
nual meeting of the Associated]
Boards of Trade of Prince Edward~
Island will be held in Bummerslde l
on Tuesday next, Aug. 29, the ai- I
temoon session at 2.30 in the Town
Hall, the evening session at 7
o`clock in the Clifton Hotel. 700,
AUTO ELECTRICAL ACCES-
SORIES carrled in stock at Mal-
1 lctt's Battery Service. ‘
1972-'l-24-Mon-ti. l
FORWARDED FOR INTER-
MENT-'I’he remains of the late!
Ewen J. Anderson were forwardedj
from the MacLean Funeral I-Iomell
this momlng to Truro for inter-‘
ducted by Rev. W. E. Aitken and
Rev. Mr. Grey.
po oper ons ue ay, ug
20th Can handle some 2%. and 5
Begonias. Beechwood Garden, Com- ;
w,,11_ 694. `
CENTRAL GUARDIAN  
DIGCC R
RAISING
FIDJUSTMENY
- DIGGER
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concave. _
1-cum: ~ Rotten,
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The Hall Potato Digger never bruises the potatoes; it is
easily handled by two horses; its upkeep is the smallest of any
digger on the market; it is strongly built and is guaranteed
against the heaviest service; when buying it you purchase at
the same time the greater part of a hiiler and cultivator as the
same frame is used on all these implements. In a dry season,
such as we have, with the prospects of a. good price for po-
tatoes, the absence of bruises will pay for the digger in one
season.
BOTH NEW AND USEDDIGGERS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PPRICES. »
   The Hall Manufacturing Dompa ny ua.
yesterday afternoon and were con- SUMMERSIDE, P. E. I.
Eastern Agenti'
_W. R. Dennis, \
P0UL,mY_I Wm atm ml Charlottetown, P. E. I.
696
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chickens, also a few good hens
The mmm, semce m me Clyde u _ c g aw possess on o Canadian wheat futures prices There is only one place for a real
River church was a memorable One’ We but °“""““~‘ 5h°W “° ll"-U°"m intoxicating liquor. turned upward on the Grain Ex- new Womm
.
only a small proportion of the pm- T H R E S H I N G xighrlgmwacrlxltxili Tfrtzngpgx __ °h°'“g° t°d°Y and °1°5¢d With Sain-S And thats on me banks of the old
ple being able to gain adinitnmce to' ` cam,ose_Veg,.ev1ue subwuvisions ex_ LAID To REsT"`Th° mn°“l °f M mor? than ° cent °ver the meld' Rive’ Dunk-
the building. Rev. R, H. slzvfei-r,, pect yields of from 18 LOZ5 bushels Mrs. Rowland H. MacNeill was ous tin sh.
minister of the church, presilivd emu’ to the new In the Peace River held Saturday aftemoon at 2.30 01051115 quotations showed gains How often in boyhood after I had
Wu asslswd at the home and; country’ hawamng hu started and’ from her me n_,1de,,¢e_ 10 P,-moe og11% to 1% contain wheat tutures. ‘ been fishing.
nl sm” comnencement’ weather has Street, and W” ve,-y 1,,-gel, at, va ues were s little oft from top Id look with delight on a generous
cimriottezovm ana w. J. Marissa, <sneeiu to ri.. Guardian) been ,me and warm WM only a Kew, tended. The services at tho house 1°"°“ WM" °ff¢f1°8°1H°r=°4¢°i»b\1ff hunk
A message replete with miner. wrnrvirfiza, Mun., Aug. zo-over showers in some d,s,,.,c,,,_ An crops and the crave were conducted bv me ”“““‘°" W” '"°"3 °»” °h° °l°“~ 04 “ U18” °P°°U@d< b°°“’W an
Christian sympatliy and hope was the whole of the grain growing ar- 'are in good condition and no danf Rev. W. L. Outhouse. Interment reflecting expmt business estimated T955! fm' 99-tl-UR
spoken by Rev. J. sifincy Buimoii uf, vas of weslpm canada curling and age is ,epomd from ,mu or drought was in the Sherwood Cemetery. “t 1'°°°'°°° b“5h°]"‘ Th” I “Wh” in me W”“" °f thi’
1,, L, The pall bearers were Messrs O°t°b" °p”°” °I°°°d "9 71”' D°°~ ‘M RW” Dunk-
or sec . -
The liquidation of cattle froml Gemge Grant' H~ W- Plata J- P-` at 73% and May at 78% cents'
Positively only interested in high A DREAM 0" DUN! RIVER ‘
uality stock. On account of the  T  _ '
ncertainty of the present, poultry J How wen I remmwer in th, mma-
markets, am reserving the right to ‘ ‘ 77 In ;;nqr¢ad;:;Tnd°w.nmm B wma
stop buying without notice. B. R. - 'Ib dodgg the 3511111 wok “mmm
Pendleton, Kensington. 683    My feet In um .Mt damp mm
.um ui T su A . '  I
lb. . ,
q l
ll
AndgotoDuni:River|.nd!l.llthA
oidcreel.
Ol' November
they are sunk, and Wunk'
- And I Bm enjoying s ,hy of nd when we went a-poo/ching wltt ~
POLICE COURT-At the Police p “smug t17i'oh_ in me night time
C011” Y°St°"““Y '“°"“1“K ° m°“l| along the banks or me old mvu- T° “sh Wm” '°"”’dd°“ °” *D*
charged with disorderly oonduot Dunk
was sentenced to thirty days in
bdnks of the Dunk.
We counted no wrong lic thini
we were doing,
ment skunk,
And many a salmon I‘ve taken ix
I
and threshing, until the heavy rains
of the last few days was proceeding
between districts but between farms
in the same district. As the season
progresses, and as threshing pro-
ceeds northwards outrims will be
port oi' the Departnlent oi' Agricul-
ture Canadian National Riiilivays.
In Southern and Central Mani-
porarily delayed operations. Some drought areas in somhem paws of ` Gordon, T. G. Ives, A. S. MacKay PM trade W-M fairly mu" in the The mem! °'f New Bnmswmk "9
s,,,,m,3m arms Npm., Cumng C0m_ smmtchcwan and Manitoba hqsand Rueben Mwnomm early dealings but tended to slacken muddy and yellow, I
pleted und tlireshiilg varying from depressed jc Au C1 _ l -M as the session wore on' High" mv' A5 'I P1809 V’ 3° nsmnf I think
pr es t
so percent to 75 percent completed. good q,,,,my, gms fed 33225232- nn. wioorlvs' nmmnsy- “E931 q“°°x;‘;°”” “;"t‘;"“1“°S “bmi they are Dunk.
' af e 0 kef,
The outrun of whom, 0,115 and bar- ue, showing considerable ku, are Rem DL Wiggins’ who for so many P6 8 an e mar was' Nei: like the clear mystel water
ICY Shows creat variation not only low” than a week am The éutlet years was mem. of st P,,,_u.s Ang quite firm for me balance of the tlta1,», teaming
for these thin cattle is limited and lican Church here, observed his V Id R, I _
many of them are 301118 to thcl89th birthday yesterday. Mr. Wig- Osamu ugh, ° ver '
packers as canncrs. Lowered receipts girls still enjoys good health, and Y do at I d H wh
f 11 h t rn <1 in °“ " “U en
,,,.,w,,, ,md show more cOns,5,emy’ and 18515 1-;*r:n';‘;Bs;;“`;d  yesterday attended a wmmwiimr offerings in the pit were cumpar- there you so si.-ming
...c.,r.11,,g t.,,1,,,1,_.,weck1y crop ,,._ , I 5°" °° ‘H St- PBUVS, Where 11° mi uuveiy iight. Hedging operations For before your hook to lam bottom no "ot Neglect
°’ “me mte time- several of his old friends. In the were smmu and this, coupled with hu sunk
_ “~“°m°°“ Dr- ‘md Mrs' Wiggins 2XP°rt purchases and some blwins You have a fight on with a real  
Mistress-"Mary, what a kitchen. were m°mb°‘°s °f "' family party by local houses, aided the market speckled beauty
toba, cutting is almost completed Every pot, pun, and dish 1,, awed, at the smnmer home of Mr. and 1,1 111111111311-11,1511.; gum mmm ug ,That ,mm in th, waters of the Al; ;xa.m:mfion mllht be of
111, tam, 1001,, 111", tha day after 5 Mrs. F. A. Fisher, Frosty Hollow.- a wheat agreement being reached old River Dunk. Kr” em t ¢° ’°"' '
cycl?oi1e. What have you been do- S°°kVm° Pm' 5° I-°“d°“ with 9' ‘l“°t‘* estabusmd V E. W. 
ClHY- With the ¢00d fat trout like tho
Llvingswnev John H°"*"l’Zf Sterling rapidly. In the Dauphin Swan Rlv- ing
er territory, weather, the beginning
of the week, was warm but heavy
rain on the 23rd stopped operations
for the balance of the week. Wheat
cutting is almost completed and
binding of coarse grains is unclcr-
way. Yields vary but it is generally
considered that the outrun will be
higher than an average year.
Early general rain fell over south-
ern Saskatchewan and was welcom-
ed by many or the drought districts.
Precipitation came too late to be of
any material benefit except to re-
vive burnt-up pastures and lay the
dust for fall plowing. Rains have al-1
so been spotty over the whole of
Central and Northern Saskatchewan
and have delayed all harvest opera-
tions. All sub-divisions on thc
Prince Albert division which showed
so much promise early in the sea-
son have faded badly and only a
fair to average crop is expected
from this Wide area. in the park
belt.
Along the Drumheller, Oyen.
Stettlcr, Three Hills, Red Deer sub-
divisions, in Alberta, weather has
been warm with some good rains
which will improve feed and pasture
conditions. Heavy hail visited parts
of the three hills and Stettler sub-
Confident Of
Solution
LONDON, Aug. 26-(C_p_)
Cable)-=-"We confidently he.
liove we have found the only
solution which would prnvc n
powerful, if not the decisive,
motor in restoring world prog.
perity," commented Prime Min-
ister R.. B. Bennett of Canada
under his chairmanship.
Stanley M. Bruce, the Aus.
trllfan representative, was u
generous hunk,
secret
'While I wandered at night Q
the banks of the Dunk.
-Jos. Frizzell, Port Elgin, N. B
May 81, 83.
-_.MM
A little circle of suburban friend.
were discussing philanthropy.
A woman a small sum of money,
md in consequence I posed a sleep-
less night. The tone of her re»
proachful voice never left me for |
minute."
“You have indeed a kind heart,”
put in Mrs. Smith, "who was thc
woman?"
"My wife," said Jones.
 '#W
~ f0I` ¢XP01'fihB countries had little How often I‘ve felt since I came to
Mary~"Wcll, mmm, blessed 11 11 " effect as traders were lacking in de- New Brunswick J' S' 
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be my fault. The young iunu im rmsomus Walls- when auu me auimmued, in °PT°METmS“
1u.ubeeu snowing me how they but i Liverpool. rsziwuus mm. in an blues 1 um mms, 5°°”1 SW Qwn Blume
a pei-tate: at their uooinng 5¢h001_~ ML and Mn Harom c,,_me,.o,,_ northern wheat areas of Canada and That I'd like to take L trip to the
Amebom' Mass" motorm to me contln/ued dry weather in the Ar.~ Island
iuinunrs Liuimme roi- Lumen". my vm Montreal and are the gentine was sharply higher. Quota- And have s. da.y's fishing along the
guests of Mn ,md Mm John A_l tions near the close were I%d to old River Dunk.
Cameron’ 174 Kent sth 1%d above t-he previous finish. did Dunk
___ . Under improved demand. cash
ML Fred Lawson' manager, of grains spreads were fractionally im- 'I‘hat'| when live spent full many
the Circulation Department of the pmved' cms’ mu” w"° mike’ YIM h°'u"'
Montreal Gazette was in the city in sympathy with when when °f M°'bh°"° 91°’ with °' 3°°d
on Saturday, en route to _Brackley
Beach, where Mrs. Lawson and` ,UST WORDS Anduflet mm” ni” sm '° N fm'
h h i °
sons ave been ol daying for the _ And nav, 5 ¢hy'g fishing along the
past two months.
1 A lank, disconsolate-looking °ld Dunk'
| Master Buddy R0_.,e_ son of M,._ farmer stood on the steps of the
:una Mrs. currorc Rose, Aimont,T°Wn Hell during the progress of ns bm" tl1‘,°"’,:d°ed°°°1 'md 'X _
lavenue. retumed home Tuesday 5 P°ml°“1 meetihs. "D0 F011 IKHOWI By End; “gms u1'“_ on n M
night from ciuuioitewv.-n, P. E. 1,,lWh°'S talking in there now?" de- mmm, ue mm
.
tonight after the world wheat Where he was spending 5 V“°a“°nl Qlzgnzeina !tr°éni;r1br1sl;;y' pausing As they Shade off the lull While
,Feemem had been sin", ,with his aunt, Miss Myrtle Gai'-:H omen sde eufsrmer, you ue in enjoyment
|ri¢i¢.-New oiusgow chronicle. 1 of are you Just solos in'-' And ,uh Wm, dough, m ,ho om
-- ‘ 'N0. Sir: I've Jlllt come out," said mm Dunk
mu. charles rl. 1-may, um una *M fl’-mel' dwldedlv. "A member
retfcent ss ever but when asked daughter' Mrs- W°fthk1K9°“» m0- °f Parliament 55 l'°1km3 in th°\`°-" So novw if y0'l1’.re Planning to have
Eye Comfort
for eye workers is s matter of
vital importance.
From early morn to into at
night we “crowd” our eyes ro-
leutleuly, from one Job to
mother.
How long will they stand ft?
Are you now enjoying that af-
fieieno! and comfort which
ought to be yours?
Consult us if you orc not;
You have much to gain, and
nothing to lose.
In any one the knowledge
gained from sn examination,
makes ft well worth while.
now no mc about the W... giored from New Bedford. Mass., to "What °b°“l?” Sskfd U10 a. vacation, G F 
mms 11° 1|m||¢11 1m1m11y and visit relatives here. 'I'hey were ac-1 Slfahsvr- pm- gh, ,pm cf 5 “yy mm 5,111. ' I _
said, "look so my fue and on companfed by Mrs. Bumpus and' "Well," reviled the countrymen, ing you 3,1, OPTOMETMST
little daughter. who are visiting 119551118 his hand across his brew, .nm mm the Bog, m4 mg, 11°
_T "<=‘““"°° ‘"1 ‘””°“ R°“4~ . “he ‘ildnt mv-" the mana ‘
if I am not cheerful."
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