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J. W. JDHNSTUN.
 Optometrist
_._-_  157 Kent Street
':' _ Charlottetown
2 movie star, always think-
oi his public, had an X-ray of
vein rvioiiclicd before showing
dentist. -
tice-"You want mo to
the nnicc? You said you had
for rough work."
So we have. He collects
any new fiction lately, Mrs.
I must confess that I have
_“'l`0ll§'? Isn't your hus-
Wfiiliiz to you while you are
. 
 Matphul' ‘ ' 1. ivn-s.. 1.. Hooper, city; 2. Mrs. d '”"“"“ 3' °°°"|/° R°1d» 9°” Friday an f°tvr1l l°' ll" h°m° in James Mccuigah. His pr0mi>tn@SS~ _ . _ _` __ .-   _~  A re 'lien
en sni1e,P E I with 1793 ones 1911
1- Mrs- P°f°Y Dl°l<l°S°"- NCW W""“"‘ B“"°" Pm" R’°“d' see. 44. wood Carving. - B°m"' .f cwmsiyt :ng  is much 9 °°m“` .. , i SCIIOOI CIOIIICS
wlli-OPEN ON TUESDAY, Glasgow. P. E. I.; 2. Mnrizaret M. 1. Edm HPPTCCH 9 Y ' Tho p1'0d\1C.' ~ i'~i~ ine week sas.
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s"‘“'° “lion till six delock in
Gvtnlng,
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,EXHIBITIDN
PRIZE LIST
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Sec. 64.-6 Crochet Doyiies: 1.
Miss M. L. Newson, City; 2. M1's.
A. H. Darrach, City; 3, Bessie Mac-
Lean, City.
Sec. 67.-Tea Cloth in Filet Lace:
1, Mrs. Hilda Kennedy.
For ladies over 70 years of nge.
Sec. 6?..-Enibroldered Centre or
Tea Cloth: l, Mrs. E. 1-1. Norton,
City; 2, Mrs. W. G. Schurmiin, City.
Sec. 71.-2 pair Babies’ Booties:
1, Mrs. E. H. Norton. City.
Special Prize Embroidered Bur~
eau Cover, Mrs. C,_H. ~ Robinson,
Charlottetown-
Special Prize, Lace Specimen,
Mrs. J. Ncwson. City.
Sec. 72.-One pair Crochet or
Knit Slippers: 1, Mrs.  Nor-
ton, City.
Sec. 73.-Bedspread Embroidered
in colored linen or cotton: 1, Mrs.
Artemus Lord, City; 2, Mamie
Sheehan, Wcbster’s Corner; 3, Mrs.
Sarah Jones, City.
Sec. 73.-A-Knitted quilt: 1, Mrs.
Martha Gamble, Tryon. _
Work of children under .15 years-
Bec. 74.-Pillow case, combining
hemmnig, seaming and folding: 1,
Marian Mahar, City; 2, Rita Dol-
ling. City; 8, Margaret Ferguson,
City.
Sec. 75.-Outline Work: 1, Rena
Coles, North Milton; 2, Helen Rop-
er, Central Royalty; '3, Blanche
Harper, City.
Sec. 76.-Dressed Doll: 1, Ruth
Dodds, City.
See. 78.-Crochet Lace, one half
yard long: 1, Marian Mahar, City.
Sec. 79.-Scrap book, prize given
to neatest book: I, Esther Harper,
East Royalty; 2. Margaret Fergus-
on, City; 3, Mary H. Gamble, Try-
on; 4, Nora Harper, East Royalty.
Sec. 80.-Specimen patched gar-
ment: 1, Rena Coles, North Milton;
2, Esther Harper, East Royalty; 3,
Marian Mahnr, City.
See. 81._Hund made night gown:
1, Reno. Coles, North Milton.
Sec. 84.-Best darned stocking: 1,
Marian Mahar, City; 2, Gem-gig
Harper, East Royalty; 3, Rena
Coles, North Milton. `
IVOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS
Sec 1. L:idy‘s Slmw-ls, all Wool full
Dressed.
1, Mrs. Walter' Brown, City; 2,
Mrs. William Bulter, PCter`:. Rd.
See. 2.
..See. 3 1 Pr. Knitted Blankets.
1. Mrs. Amelia Hume, Bunbury;
2. Mrs. V. _O. Scherr"~', LowcrMon-
tague.
Sec
Sec
Creek; 3. Mrs. Robert W. Burdette.
Dundas Centre,
Sec. 13. llooked Rug, all NMI!-
1.. Mrs. Robert Biirclette, Dundas
Centre; 2. Mrs. Marshal Constable.
New London; 3. Mrs. W. J. Puylltff.
K si ton
fl
. . ' ine Browns
axaacisa nooks. '1`°“’“ “Mill 9 H°‘°“ MH' ““' r “ mm' ' been thi vii it the rain em ii re
Fmt N B_ IHNIDI Ill UIQ Ullitdfl slllll 5 C n y K D
. INKS, 53551335, Murra River. ' _
see yn Sec. 8. Figure Study. A' M' ‘mmnf h" m°m”' h°f°~ p°rt°d t° be mm'
` ' - un. J ii ,
sm “_ Dr." Ww,,nK_ 3 y,,,.,;,,_ 1. Nalda_ A. iuinklne, Broom. o nclmllbeil Mn' Jerry Murphm who hu
1. "-s. Angus Csnieron, City; 2. FIM- N- B.. 2. Edna Gordon, City. Mr- md un MM" M PM been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Mrs. Malcolm 1\.1cLe6d, Strathcona; S°°"°“- 9- Ll'l5*°lP°- of M' ‘ ° ”°“» I h t d 'w her
3_ M" James Monaghan Haze* 1_ Zeta Lovett H¢]|("_ N_ 54 3_ lll¢hl.l8¢ttl.ll'¢0n lvilit here. mN'l°h° st¢°° 55 N “me
mock ' Frederick Nmhoiu, Amy",-5;, N_ th! lueltl of his brother. Mr. Ed- homo at Vernon River.
sw "_ B,” “nk |,,,,,,¢.mhd¢ S.: 3. Edna Gordon, City. "N M°Ph¢l'9°U» I I to is
Yarn. any color. Ser. 10. Mau-ine. M Mia Elen Btee. Bos n.
Sec. 23. Down or Wool Quilt
River; 2. Margaret N. Bulmon, Rul-
Royaity; 2. Ella F. Drew, City; 3.
Nora Harper, East Royalty. `
2. Rets Norton, City; 3. Mrs. Wil-
liam Feakes, Tignlsh.
See. 26. Afghan.
1. Mrs. Sadie Ramsay, B’Bide; 3.
Mrs. Laura Bustin, York; 3. Mrs.
James Tait, City.
See. 27. Quilt, White.
1. Mrs. J. H. Saunders, Murray
nh-si-; 2. Mrs. E. Graham chis-
holm, Londerry, N. B., ~3. Mrs. A.
F. riiifcn, Alexander, R. R.. 1.
Sec. 28. Shawl white or colored.
I. Miss Campbell, Greenfield
Ave., City: 2. Mrs. E. Graham Chia
lwlm. I-cnrlerrr. N- S.: 3. un. w.
McEachern, Mermaid. ~
Sec. 29. Lace Specimen,
l. Mrs. George Dickieson, New
Glasgow, P. E. I.; 3. Mrs. W. L.
McEachern, Mermaid; 8. Mrs. E.
Graham Chisholm, Londerry, N S.
Sec. 30. `
Sec. 31 Bedroom Slippers.
1. Mrs. G. M. Hodgson, City; 2.
Mrs. R. M. Hallett, Fredericton, N.
B.; 3. Mlrs. W. L. McEachern, Mer-
maid.
Seo. 82. Ladies' Sli_p~on Bwnkr.
White or colored.
1. Lucy A. McLure, North Rus-
tico.
Fredericton, N
Sec. 2. Figure Study.
1. Georgie Reid, Borden.
Sec. 3. Landscape.
1. Georgie Reid, Borden.
1. Georgie Reid, Borden-
, made from Island grown HX- '
and. an shin' 1 Mrs christina McLeod Ch,_ g_ MT5_ Lidy L Inman’ Hnmpwn. MIS. JOSSIG A. Wlilhii, 01 North ner °utput__°_
blunt values p0hg|h|¢ fm- Tmfm  an ' BBGNUG. was in Capo Traverse re-
suri-i.ias or su yn Y' d ,S made ;_ 'water coiur-orirlnsi. °°”“’ '“°' °'“°“ °“ Df' '-'ld M"
Sec 17 all ozen Towc A M ' 
hoih'r»ish<i'r|a»e __ .. ._ ..  Ser. 1. riiru-no from nm. ' 'B°"- _
ai.ANx aooxs. scam- _ 1. Mrs. ch,-istihi. 1/i<-Loud. ch~- m1,.e_1J;i:a_;\r¢_1>_°nud, whutley Mm Dm. cT__pml_ who hu Hmm is on ,n ml Wm! ,B
; I I . I I _
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ter McPhee, Long Creek. 1' Zeta' Bowne' Humax’ N' B" 2 , _ 7
See. 40. 2 prs. Men's Sooli any Laura' Crwby' C°”iw°'u; 3 Helen with her p”°m's'Mr`md Mambo' Dr' W' Dunn' motored t° char 'SanSOfn S
' 1 h 1
colon Island WML ' Grant, City, _ , mas Howatt. lottetown en route to hs ome n
_ see. 33, stiu Life, any uhjeet. Montreal. after Sbendlnz a Slwff- ' 
Rii/.erMr;. nlglasgarl? Mcmgl' myde 1. Laura Crosby Corixwali . 2 Mr Mccurdy Bell is now building 'vacation at the home of his mother Pen lnS
; _ r _ orman erguson, ’ ' ' '
Indian River’ R_ R_ 5; 3_ Bessie Noida A. Ranklne, Brown’s Flat, a very fine residence in Carleton. M,-s_Ma;-13, Dunn. _
N. . ` -1-
2::-nud1frs2ci}?s`T0wr;' R' R' 8' B hotel-Copy. The many friends of Mr Ebel We are glad to welcome back Layimr Contest for the “wh ending
Cahir “'nd fin; gf! ism socks’ my Sec. 34. Portrait. Bell. who has been resldins in Cal- 'Miss Kathleen Dunn who has been Ausust 21. 1931.
1_ Mrs Edward Lawson London' Soo. 35. Figure Study. gary for a. number Of 3’€°l‘5_» “le in Boston for the last three yeal`S-
' 1. . ' in, I3 il M-
'4 Om” 2' Mrs' ‘mm M°D°"‘1°" a ani" ww" Jones' Cwrwm taiietsii tsiiiegegigl; :§ies1<i;nher;pe Ml- Wl“l“"‘ S“""°m'S B"""°“
see s. Sl"l“€Y_ St- City; a. Mrs. L. M. wet- 'saé és ummm - “
6, Ten Yds. Fniiey Druggct. Son' CIW' 1 gym,-19 Bennett' ' Rai h Graham Lower Montague week with 56 eggs, 63.6 points; Mr,
. - . Cit 1 2. MTB. It 15 d t00d that one Of the D I _ _
1' Mrs' Mm'g‘“`°'“ M°L°““' Clyde  43 pn; Mm; nfl?" woolen Wilbur Jones Ch"Ilown G R 1.' 3 old la.nd‘:1ri\ai?lt: here the Landsdowri were visitors at the home of Mr- Cyrus Pickards Bai-red Rocxf Pen pest a fine autumn.
Rive.-_ I S. any ¢° or an n 01 nm- ' ' ` ' ’ ' ' <1 No in were sceemi with 43 tees.
M . willi _ f 1 _ It Geo. I-I. I-Iicken. Sun ay. -
sei-. 7 Teh ras. white Twine.: 1' Mrs' R' A' H°‘”t°“' H““"" gee 31 mould' my' ‘imitie 1, 5tliieitxiiocziiiieletiitisrgietizapzrsoh ---- .475 l°°l“i~’* “mi Ml- Df‘“l”` Cm"
Flannel. River; 2‘Mr5' 'mme stretch’ ml" 1 Mrs' William J McDonald smope chase it for asummer hotel Miss Florrie Fraser, teacher oi' well's Barred.Rocks Pen No. 18,
1. Mrs. Margaret Mcnehh ciyde Cfeekf Mis- M”-'Emi M°l-#HL cm.. 3 Phyus whmoék my ' Inhpfg am.,,¢,1.,e hhthihg zéatui-es Gsspereaux sehooi, spent the week were third with 46 ears. 46.8 palm-
River Clyde Rive* I ' ' ' ' ' A J Mr. William Sniisrw~'< Bni'1'i'ri
' Sec. 38, Still Life-| b d with her mother Mrs. _ _
sw 3' 1 Fancy Cnulmrpnne A" Sec. 44. 2 prs. Men’s Fancy Wool- I Jennie Turner C125.” j¢¢¢., _ ld N Wsom with wife ;:aser Momague_ Rock hen No 5 still leads the con-
Wuol. cn Mins' “hind w°°|~ i . Commemiu  ‘R;:lnB of 5 C have been , test for individual iwndiictloii, with
‘1- Mfr Cllflsllna M°l-¢°<l- Clf- 1' M” s“"‘“ H' "°"“~ °h" _.cms ao. room in color-orir :genomes :mon itihie with Mi. Quite it human- of miie from 243 eggs, 27s.s,h<=1u'--== his 11”” N"'i
Town Royalty; 2. Mrs. E. Graham Town’ R' R' 1; 3' Mrs' wut" Mc' |||.|, . d M J his 1 1 ity matured to Charlotte. 8 is third with 233 c":s. 26331
°"’5°"“~L°“‘l°“f'°"`Y»N- S-= 3- Mrs- Phee’ L°"“ meek; 3' M” E' irrederier Nicholas Ah-iiieriit N $w1:m:v:oil;arent;'Mr'an rs- itownviichlriing exhibition week and `poihrs; and Heh N0 7 is ieiii-thi
James Tait, cii'Town. Graham Chisholm, Londeri-y, N. s. s_ _ ' ’ ° ' ' ' 5 ent a very enjoyable ,,me_ with 220 eggs, 262.3 heih~__=; Mi
SN-_ 9_ 1 Fancy gountcrmne Un. S90 45- C0l|¢¢t|0l\ of Knit Work sec' “_ Advertmm Dum” our D A M Ben is having an omce P, _ James 'I‘iipli1i's Barred Rock lieni
Mn or Comm' mn less than 4 uncles' 'ml' b lit. 1 . Carleton and in a short The whooping cough has reached N0 3 is 5°°°“d with 229 "$51 26ml
1- MPS- I-vigil WRFl'Cll. N0l`ih 1i'dMrs'Mw' L` Mmachem' t Mer' 1 Carl Cameron City' 2 Frederick tilrlrie wxill be completed this locality and school attendance mints'
. _ ._  1 ;2. '..l it,l. ' ’ '
Rustico, 2. Mis Watson Li\1ngstone_ n :ec 46 Plesmcxzzes Ta colCr Y mcholu_ Amherm N_ s_ 3 Nam. A_ is expected to be “mited_ _ _ _
Clyde River; 3. Mrs. L. Coles. M11'  ' ' ' “ny ° ' Rankine, Brow’s Flat, N. B. Mr Walton Bowhess and wife or --- tm” are mst'
ton, ' _ sm “_ Bulk Dun" ' tl Ht; h st _b and Mr. William Sansom. Durhniixl
Sec. 10. Hooked ‘Squ.1re, suitable 2' Mrs' Annie stretfh' Long Creek' 1_ Georgie Rem Borden, I Mary §_Tm;;nm'dare1;iv;re:;nth; sPrx§_Mn:swrsn  wgéalsunday Bridge, N. B. with 2131 eggs, 2451.151
for a mom’ any nm'_crm_ Sec. 47 1 pr. Mens Black Woolen Mononam cn” . - “fn an re ci iersto .Gas ereaux points. -_ __  , _.
L Mm Alex Dcugnm dam .I.mv_ 0\;erixIls. Islsvndt Weil; Ph Lo Msn. "_ D”|‘n_oH‘huL V OB. vis tors 0 P . _ _ _ _ .1 _ __ _- _  __ 
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“Sell 2. M15/1 Gegxlile Sn11~im`1;S|de' Creek' rg Mrsa .iilinie gtreiceh 1.0;: 1' Mary Mcmnald' City' MW' Blick ‘md W0 children' Wh° The box-holders of this route are wl:T?d20lt/[7r Cjiainczszziiiiiiiiwimigea An t ` *N """“" T" "4 " "`
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;'am'c'y  ai ` g°nr' Creek. f°°v;:it:;_°“:°' ;;’:_l""P__ in in have been visiting her Parents. Mr. receiving their usual em-ly morning mm P E I 1,798 egg; 19566 Poms
Sec ll "Wk", num, Mat any Sec 48 Ladies' Coat Sweaters s-Aa ' ' °" ° and Mrs W H P Irving. left service from our genial mail driver nhl Mrs Roland EMM “hh
Sec. 5. still Life, Any Subject. w§i"?;°m° l3‘:id'B_:;:|e°n' M"' busy pursuing their vocation and
, 2. Mlry y ' good catches are reported. The buy-
csnecnit ' MCDUMIH. City; 3. Zeta Lovett. (To be c°“mmed) ers Messrs. Irving at Irving, it is un-
BOYs and GIRLS. We ' Halifax, N S ' ' ” ' """° d to in fi el it difneuir, to et
S _ l5_ ~ - ers od, st n B
hu scnooi. nooks ll qs: is Uhiiieaehee 'riiiiie eioiii 5"- G- -4“lml|l» CA" "nm" NEWS enough to fill all their vrderl. 1°
b ` ' ' 1
great is the demand for their lob-
or
1. Carl Cameron, City; 2. Edna
Gordon City
feel). 25. Braided Rugs. sm it  s“dy__ch“c“|_i
1. Georgia Reid, Borden; 2. Mari'
McDonald, City: 3. Olrl Cameron,
City.
Seo. 15. '
Seo. I0. Drawing from cut-
l. Mary MbDonc1d, City.
sw. 11. Peru-an from Lire. Pm-
ell.
1. Dora Mutch, City.
Bee. ll. Landscape, Pencil Draw-
ing.
1. Frederick Nicholas, Amherst,
N. B.; 2. Vivian McGuigan, City.
Seo 19. Landscape Pen and Ink.
1. Frederick Nicholas, Amherst,
N. B.; 2. Noida A. nmkine, Brofwlfs
Flat. N. B. 3. Dolly Benoit, City.
Pastels-$0rllihll..
See. 20. Portrait from Llfl.
1. Georgie Reid, Borden; 2.
Frederick Nicholas, Amherst, N. S.
Sw. 21 Lmdlospe.
1. Mrs. Lincoln Wood, Ch"1iown
R. R. 6.: 3. frederick Nicholas.
Amherst, N. B.
Sec. 22.
1. Mary MdDom.l<1. City
Oil Pointing-Copy
Bac 24.
Soc. 25. Figaro Study.
1. Miss L. Hooper City; 2 Mrs
1. Florence Stork, Belleville, Ont;
Soc. 47. Enamel Treatment.
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ST 26 1931 THF (`HARLO'I"I`FT(l\vN (`iiA¢:i"~'. 1 ""2 . _ . ,
 *_ ' _ - - -‘-‘ I ' " 1*' . ""“;“l";-;‘.“..;____ - ri ` - _ _ _ , -~ -- _ _ __ _ _*__
f-- holm Londerry' 3 Miss Burch H I ' '
’ _ ' ' ` ley River; 3. Miss Helen Grant.
., Jones, Ch Town R. R. I. Cm,_
See.;2 ;alr _ Ul;i!onwBlln;m ,cm IL su" Ulm my mbk°¢_ 7,,
1 ` sc sri' et us n er
' ’ l.. Frederick Nicholas Amherst N. f ‘    A I I 
River; 2. Mrs. Boyd Livingstone, S4 Z Emu Gordom City; 3_ Nam, _ . _ _
Clyde *“""' ‘A. mihkme, Browns rin, N. B.
 ..,..._  2'-'-‘-‘Ie -~--- 3 NIGHTS ai s P. M. F 0 R U M
 ”'  °' °' ”°°""' °“" ° ""- '  °°'°"°""'“'- THE ORIGINAL FREIBURG
Sec. 2.4. Braided Bathroom Mate. :m “_ n|,m,¢n" "om L||e__
1. Mrs. Andrew McRae, Central ch MIL . ' , -

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GYRO CLUB
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Boo. 23. Bttll Life-ony nibleot. wr 5 ' ~¢ '
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Persons, Including
A 500 Years Old Event With 150 Living, Breathing
GEORGE FASSNACHT, Jr., as The Christos.
GEORGE FASSNACHT, Sr., as Judas.
- FRAU AUGUSTA FASSNACHT as Mary the Mother.
'1' its have travelled hundreds of miles to view this presentation of a world famous
' our s
S°”'”,°,§"’-"°"""°°‘°“°'°" I.'“°.l“2.”°‘§°“.‘Il“' °“"' PRICES'-$2 00. $1.50, $1.00. HOUR or PRESENTATION sr. M
es, any our. '° ‘ n 5° ' °
1. Mi.. R. 1. Houma, Hmm 1' "““" °’°"”' °°"‘"°u‘ 2' ' E h C on can be obtained from any member of the Gyro Club,
River; 2. Mrs. Ham Bowman Evagaum v°“°Y» oily- XC Hllge Uup S .
n....,..h.... a. M...  Huieiif S” 2'- M""""- from the Lady Canvassers or at
~B- .,. ' ' ' E. A; Fosraivs '
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.§f‘°§“.li‘.if“i-.’.€.°.'.‘i1°€.`.§‘.i 5°~;_§f'f;%§f;f°'N s_ 2 livi)1SLS'rf>l12iE§.U'i‘;EAU1i`Icii§1]3il§ Jo1iN_s_<§N & JOHNSON
N-sf; ,,_ ....'.. .. .........'.,  ....':..i . BLUE BIRD TEA R00
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see. 36. 1 pr. won-i¢n'| Bison 3': 3' Mm G°’d°“' city' , Jx Office Plan for exchange of coupons opens at Passion Play Headfill3li@1S. C0ll\0l Que”
stockings any kind or yum. 5°” 3°' ““"° s°""’ . --id Richmond Streets, Thursday, August 27.
1. Mrs. John Meooniiia, city; 2. 1- I"l°f¢11°= Si/°rk.Be1ieviu¢, 0ht_;~  »
Kathleen Darrach, C de River. 2' Mm may I' mmm' Hampwni '
i
see. 37. 1 ri-_ wobiiieirs Plain 3' z°°° T'°"°“' H'm°"' N' B'    
Stocking any color except blldk. sm al' Lnndmlpm ‘
any kind of yum 1. Helen Grant, City; 2. Laura Phone 1303 _
L Mm Annie stretch’ mn' Crosby, Comwall; 3 Geneivs Mac- -
°"°°k‘ 2' Mrs' E' Graham Cm” Gumn' Om' '   _ __
solni, Londerry, N. S.; 3. Mrs. Wal- sw’ 32’ M"|"°’ -- "'
d ta le It now comes to your very door offering an 0lllJ0l'\\ll\li-Y which “W
sacre spec c .
possibly present itself but once in a, lifetime;
Hmmm Emma, 3_ M.,.s_ R_ A_ crass so-Miscacurueovs 5 "M °“ffY» Bunburv.R-. r. ni.. regretted that 1/iraiiiiizaiietii 696 ms_ and M59 eggs ,G dm 1 Roady 9 
S H'0ust,m_ Humm. ,R,vc,._ ART WORK Bell, who is advanced in years, s Re,,_ pue_ Gn¢h,»i5t, who has Application forms for me w3l_ / . » » » . _
EPTEMBER N' S 12 llooked Pu any Mater- ‘ mu in P°°r h°“m"
°°' ` ' K' on rhihvhg origihhi cm* ""“"“l' -
'wilmve provided 1. hui mek mf M.-s w 1-1 Mi-aweh aiisioi see. i remain from Liu.. 5”' “‘ "“"'° ""'°"""°"'~ Mr. Louis Muttart had the mls-
uf ' I l I o
~ ~ ~ » _ Mrs Chu .Di-ow, City, 2. Mrs.
LDL 40; 1 Mm Alcc_ McLeod’ Long 1. Georgie Reid, Borden, 3. Flor- B_ MW” any fortune to fall and injure his arm
ence Stork, Belleville, Ont. an “_'n“ ' M a short time ago, and trust he soon
P M T"“"“°“t’ will be fully recovered from the in-
2. Mrs. w. `.1. Meoohud, city. j'""°
The lobster fishermen are very
|_ Mm Marpre-t Mclean Clyde 1. Frederick Nieholu, Amherst, Nfl. ladle Henry. of British Co- visiting at the home of her brother
my;-;_ 3, hm, sg, _gm-is.h1, chia- N. 5.: 2. Dolly llobonolo, Wheat-li_fmhio,i|noylpmdia|olittlgtims John Dm Italo. ~
Mr. Woodrow Jackson and Mr.
been fiiimg the pulivlt °f RAW- C-
U. Mc1\`cvin of the Uiliibd Ch“l`Cll
during the last few weeks Pleached
a. very stirring sermon in Stu\'B€0l1
church Sunday to a larse C011'
gregation. This is his last sermon
here as he is returninl t0 his h0m°
in Halifax next week.
During the past two months quite
a number of visitors from nearby
towns have spent Sunday after-
nwnh gi; Gaspereaux Beach en-
joying the cooling sch breezes.
We regret to hear of the con-
tinued illncss ol Rev G. McCabe Ol
st. Psul's church. Sturgeon. -~
i Miss Christina Graham. who hh!
turned to her home in Gaspereaux
recently after siwndllll H "YV
pleasant visit. _
Hearty congratulations are ex-
tended to Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Jackson on the arrival of s
bonnio wee lassic.
been visiting friends in Upton, re-
1¢.n»mnmu|nuv»-lashun 
Notes on the Charlottetown EEK
Rock Pen 11 lcd the contest for lllf
Tulips and dandelions close up be-
fore u. frost.
__ If it ruins after twelve at noon ii
will ruin next day.
If it rains before sunrise expect a
fair allcl'iiooii.
A green Clirlsinias will make a
full gi'a\'eym‘d.
Three white frosts will bring n
storm every time.
Rain long foretold, long last; short
notice, soon past.
If rriinls are plentiful in spring cx»
A rainbow in the morning is the
sliephercl`s warning.
Tlllil SITKA SPRUCE CUT
Caiiuiiiis average cut of Sitka
The pens leading in tolal nrodiic-
Znd. Exp Fniui Ficclnicioii
32 Egg Laying Contesi, have been,
sfnt. to ali tliosi: in the pres:-ni,
contest; anyone wisliiiig forins
should npgily at once, as all zipplu' ;
ation foi'ms should be filled ouii
and returned immediately.
VVEATHER SIGNS
Hoar Frost is a. sign of rain.
Cold autumn a short winter.
If rats and mice ai'e resiless_ rain ,
Trees grow dark before it storm. '
It will surely rain if moles cur..
up hills.
The more snow the healthier thi
season. '
Bearded frost is a isrerunncr oi
snow. ‘
A clear autumn brings a windy
winter.
V Expect fair weather from one
nights ice.
A green Christmas makes a while
Easter.
A fog in February indicates frost
spruce is iipproxinintely iJ0,000.00t
bozircl feet, oi' wliicli ti portion 1.'
used in the nirinufncturc of pulp
and pnpei' :icctrclxiig to the Forest
Si‘r\'lce of the Di-ir.i1‘tiiif‘iit oi the
Iiiii~i'ior.
_\ii..=i».i'. iz..i....-.ii nw grimy i...h.i..,
Alliiieiriiiilesuiisdresses,
coals and caps are due
now for a careful eieening,
to be bright and ‘fresh for '
the opening beii soon.Then
you'ii be proud of their
appearance.
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PHONE 983
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