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THE GIRL’$ SHOP IS
SHOWING THE
NEW CGATS
This splendidly equipped GIRL’S SHOP on the
ground floor has been making shopping easier for
hundreds of mothers since it was established.
Today most of the smart new coats are ready
for your inspection. The range includes Tweeds,
Camotex, Alpatex, Chinchillas, in a full range of
S FROM 1 YEAR TO 14 YEARS
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$4.75 $7.25 $9.25 $12.00
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Monarch Yarn Week
Sept. IGH-ii l:o |5%|1
EVERY P['RC}{ASElt 0F MONARCH YARNS
Dl'IiIN6I THIS PERIOD \\'ILL RECEIVE
FREE
A )i0.\'AR(`H HAND KNITTING INSTRFCTION
BOOK or A C()l\IBIN'A'I`I(I\` NflllI)LI'l
(l.\l`GE ANI) l{l'LI<I.
MONARCH DOVE YARN is sliown here in sixty
different shades. Ono of thc finest and most
attractively popular knitting yarns on
the market. Per Ball . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. Iac'
M o n a. r e h 'l`\\‘t-ed M o n a r c li Down
Yarn. Very heavy sweat-
pgpular _ _ _  _ GP YflI`I1 . . . 30cll !
Monarch f0l‘ i=1Cy
Andalusion  Sweaters .. 
Monarch  P61' I
Silvertone I Bali
1-‘nil range cf Knitting pins. Knitting needles
and Crochet hooks of all sizes ready for you-
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Monarch Fairy
"Camp" Supports, the
famous physiological
supporting garments.
2ND FLO0.
liaslcr foundation gar-
ments, popular, durable,
liglit. 4
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| Miss
I guest
,I functio
' Friday
I appro
prettily
I golden glow. The stage was ar-
n
M
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` by Br3Ce'S. L-8880-9-9~l0~2i.
'Monday morning at St. Paul's
the
bearers
l A. E.
ault
‘ man.
, range
with
flowers. The bridefs chair was also
decorated with flowers and over
head
Mrs.
strains
|_ played
was
by
Emiline
Squarebrlg s came forward and
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SUMMEIISIIIE GUARDIAN
and Prince iiounty Ghronicle M <.=- J- ~°i:“-... it ...J mmm. ........_ ...i ..._
ulvsn
-NE
ide
-BRIDE-T0-BE HONOURED-
Maiy Ellen Heffell was the
of honour at a delightful
n in Travellers Rest hall on
evening in honour of her
aching marriage. The hall was
decorated with spruce and sm
d
B
with a lattice work of spruc:
arch of pink and white
hung a large wedding bell. K'
Alec Champion was the
of Ceremonies. To the
ofthe Wedding March
by Mrs. Andrew, t,h¢ bride
€SC0l‘I1€d to the seat of honour
Miss Ernestine Marchbank. A
iniature bride and groom, little
Rayner and Stanley
aster
who
drlv
CBH1
EBC
the
Bak
Mrs
WHS
H081.)
-POLICE COURT-Two drunks
e before Magistrate E. H. Strong
C, in the Summerside Police
Court and were fined $3 and costs
h or ten days in jail. They took
days.-3
-ARM BADLY CUT - Gretta
er. little daught;_- of Mr. and
. Ambrose Baker of New Annan
8
presented the bride with a bouquet
of pink
tlly
ried
Miss
to open
with
:hich accompanied them were read
Y
garet Marchbank. Miss Helene Eng-
land and Miss Blanch Rayner ar-
ranged
bride‘s
pretty
all
tiful gifts. After which all joined
fi r  }_`:,:_$_` is hands and sang "For Shes a. Jolly
' """‘ Good Fellow.” The remainder of
&\"\\ th
,,,il~;`i}il? if
 gk 
rd~_""i-@;f.lii\.il
se
cleared for a dance.-s.
itor to Summerslde on Saturday
from Charlottetown.-S.
Su
of
Summerslde on Saturday.-S.
ed
Digby. where he attended the Golf
Tournament.-S.
and white flowers. A pret-
trimmed basket was then car-
in and Miss Rena Rayner and
Margaret Pillman proceeded
up the many packages tied
white ribbons. The verses
Mrs. George Waite. Miss Mar-
the many lovely gifts on the
table. Miss Heffell made a
speech thanking one and
their good wishes and beau-
Horseback tug-of-war: B o u t h
for
evening was pleasantly passed
singing. A dainty lunch was
rved and later the floor was
PERSON ALS
-.Miss Hema Heustis was a vis-
W
-Mrs. Wm. Collins of Charlotte-I
fi
-Mr. and Mrs. James MacMillan
Charlottetown were visitors to 8
-Mr. Harold Gaudet has return-
to his home in Summerside from
-Miss Doris Walker -and Miss
Glen Williams of Summerside are
visiting in Boston and other places
in the United States.-S.
-Miss Halle E. Waite of Gourlie’s|
Limited. Summerside. return-
e
ant vacation at her home in Ken
slngton.
-Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mayn- 0
ard and their niece, Miss Maynard.
have retumed to their home in
Waltham. Mass.. after a pleasant
visit with Mtr. Charles A. Maynard
of P0rt Hill.-S.
-Mrs. David Schurman and
Miss Mattie Black have returned to
their home in Reading. Mass., after`
an enjoyable summer with relatives
and friends in Summerside and*
Bedequc.~S.
-Among the passengers crossing
over on the carferry Saturday mor-
ning were Mrs. Austin Fennell and
little daughter. Baruba Ann on re-
turn to Brighton, Mass. While on
the Island Mrs, Fermell was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
en
cei
Lig
to . -
Bedeque vs. Centreville 'Bedeque; Myrm M°L°°d' “mg creek' The Regular Changes
Lower Bed ue N th B
Freetown vs. Lower Baieque. Other
sports. Ice cream. More entries ox- ' MEI em
pected. Admission l0c. L-274-9-11-3| '
f
Cairns took place n Sunds after- '
noon and was ont; of theylar est w‘u» W" wen 31"” md heartily
funerals seen for some time. Tigers e“J°y°d-
idenoe on Argyle street, Summer-
slde. at which Rev. L B. Campbell
officiated. assisted by Rev. Mr.
Nicholson i"North Bedeque. The
-funeral procession then wended its*
Wa _ 3 ted trying to do their best to raise the G F 
town is vismng he, old hom, in Q standard of our work. she said they ° "
mnierside.-s. at three dcicck. The chin-ch -was, were reeds' at all times to help with nrromernlsr
lled to capacity. Rev. Mr. Nichol-. U-i¢ W1 ~ - 
son. pastor, conducted the service,
ssismi by mv. L. B. campben or 8°°d program. .
summerside. r..fen..c..i was in in.. Nomlmlns commihees report: P|'||fgg5|g||3| Gard;
cemetery at North Bedeque. The
pBllbeB.l'eX`S Were LOUIS Chlrris. Rob- Nfgith gveia b_M Geddi M ” 
ert Auld. Pe Marchbank, Frank 09 28 ¢n fl B C-
Deacon, Verirlcgyn Craig and Clem- Leod. Bonshaw,  £6' 
¢ can-m.,er5_ The funeral was. Secretary-Mrs. Hazen Howard, J.A. BENTLEY _
charge ci Kleilh ocn-ipwn or -C°mw=i1- W. I. BENTLBY. K. c. .
,mmm-sid¢__g After the truisaction of some llontster and Attorney-at-hw
En
in
Sh
d to work after spending a pleas- If
1*-' of last annual convention as well "emely dimcun 19° trace m°V°'
--rue.-or-ivan.-Bedeque nlnx pi so nec ie.
Friday night, sept. 14th. rim pun ”“”““°° ”’““°h°‘ "°'° “ad 'md e P
in the Strong and Morrison League
W _
DD e
n vs south Freetown Central
eral of the late Alexander
as a short, service at his late res-
y to North B deque U‘ni
hurch where there was a service
--- I give.. by Miss ,rem Mo.,,¢_ ,,.,,,0m_I once: im mcamnca smcc _
FAREWEIL AND PBESENTA P9-nmd by MISS Mary MOYFOW.  l__
_N- u ust t ere athered
_ ' ° -- __ M lj.
;r....'2§.."".§"¥._ s.‘.'$.”§5”2....._..“$k¥ Plea For Study IESIHIHO T336 I ""‘°-- -
;'.mu°rli°f§-1d.f.iI'r§n'§°1i9r°i.It§I'.°r`§.'if-r » Of Ethng-Bgtany T0 M0170? USB
gi-.m~¢h_ mg wg largely attended
DD VG
Mayor
I J Shields. Joseph
_ -cuesnurlsm slrrs cm M°°°"“"' °'“°° ii cr uma-bctnny. claiming thei
W ITHACA shot suns and hir shipment. excellent Jaffe., 3 £‘°‘:"‘$`;e;§”°,‘;,‘h':  ...Ilia .pei-end ci nurnuinnu, nucct-'
Dominion ammunition, distributed Braces's. L-245-9-10-2|. m'm“ mn' in chu” of Kem' | 1°, md gmd plug; throughout the
I
-menu ruumsusn :cur °°"‘P”°“'“5 i-...ion cf cniiure
_FRESH grocx of wgmpciyg room apartment or furnished bed-_
Emulsl
Co.,
cn just received. 'rsylcr Drug  rwithmvrivlbtgusltilng  ucn sc the end or his presidential
 .:i..i....:.: ...... i.....°s.i... nsrisnll eunnnuli ----»» -»~  -f i- --
_ tl in hich he dealt exhaustiv-
-svsneany radiclayer-hilt“a" Sllmmefside- _ L-W-9-11-15-18:" :1y°nwm,w¢,h, origin ,M digmm
batteries, fresh stock at Brace's. *_ 1 of ,ba Mug' mfund
L-saao-9-10-21. u_;‘;&"r1:G];l‘;'{:’d"f,§'.ff:r§suTnm§é‘:f ...§.':T:i'i»c°:i°R7.r¢'.'¢ §§1°':.if.r¢E._' madeyefmm mmbligmgmom
sid ` M “I hm I" °' * “°"" “°“" "ff .',',°,,u, to Paraguay and southom Brazil.
-FUNERAL sanvrca - The ° °’° We H8 °°D8l’\t If imc.; sr n Mc. . mr th _
_ funeral of Joseph Gum of summe,_ onthe arrival on sunday evening of vnnbie il “HMG ln his ’°°°°"°h ° °°'pw° "
was held at nine o‘c1°¢k oh. ”' “by 3"’ "' °h°”' "°’“°'-5' __»sUnscB.lrrxoNs W TI: Spanish missionary cr early occu-
lchurch, Rev. O'Hanley celebrating S"s¥g§PA,§HY”:de&x"n":ss‘ED T1 :E;¢?e°d"€omtI1:k¢l;ept.‘;-nihilralilume, ggggnthiwgngihtrx 
R.equiem_ Mass and also conducting MTPMKB Dgéane on thMYhel-rémphme "I or Mt at ‘L J_ Mabowsi blvomm drug’ B violent “mem
Wrvlcirgn 1w,fy(i_rB'£?as;m;,ee  on Sunday afternoon of their In- DN5 mme' M°°ug“°' LJ ‘md mwxwant " it W” “ed mm'
w , c . .
MacLean, Emmanuel Arsen-I  daughter ati nine m°“th°' Th’ __~TUG.0|l'.WAR,, Montague, to secure “_
W- B~ M'=°N€iii» Jem” M111- d,y",§’{'§.,,';;f, lfndstf §,f‘,§1.‘;“C’;‘n‘f;f| mink. Thursday. Sept- 18- at B P-"1-‘ ne showed that from the centre
""“‘° H“°5"°"“s ' new rciicwlns s service in :hc'““°°’ “‘° ‘“=P1°“ °f °““adi““ L°' or its origin ln Pmzuey the we
Ch.,,.¢h___s gion. Band in attendance and oth- of the plant, known scientifically
er attractions. Admission free.
_ - -B-3|
_CAE ACCIDEN-I-__A Summa, I-232 9 great rapidity through Argentine
side party driving homg met withl i°;*""'_" Chile and mm and 30°" beam’
lv-» ‘\1I»\¢rd’¢ f°r Pimvi" known in Europe Thousands oi
an accident at. Miscouche corner, ‘ ~
n his C" mn mm the bmkr _l tons of it are now used annual in
aching the front wheel. The
er had several cuts on his fon-
head from broken glass.-s
District Convention
The seventh annual district con-
vention-of the Ringwood. Fairview.
New Dominion, Long Creek. Sli
Catharines, Bonshaw. Comwall-
York Point and North River In-
stitutes was held in the hall at’
Bonshaw Aug. 30, 1934, with a good.
representation from all the branch-I
es The aftemoon sessi0rl 0lJeI1¢¢i Hi'
I2.d0 p.m. with the president, Mrs. 5P"9“d m1'°“3h°Ut an °iVuI”°d
brought to the Puma county ,Malcolm Monom presiding The countries of the use of maize, com-
ital on Monday suffering from meeting opened by singing the Ode m°nIi' k“°Wn “S I“d1°~“ C°m» 3 nl'
Seve" Cut’ f° her Hfm f|'°m 5 bl`°¥' and repeating of the Creed in unis- me America” Fam “nk‘“°“m 5°
milk b°me_ The “me one “_ on As me secretmm Mm Norma Europe before the advent of Col.
ved treatment and is now rest- gun-ie "signed Mm Wuuam umbus. He said familiarity with
mg comfor-ta'b]y_4 ' ' this cereal grew so rapidly it is ex-
Mutch was appointed. The minutes
as the reports from the different
adopted. The address of welcome
ht wdght mms U er Fm; was elven by Mrs. A. B. McLeod. -Mig.
Bonshaw, responded to by Miss
following committees were ap-
°° V* °’ °“°‘l“°- pointed; _ Necessary
Nominating-Mrs. A. B. McLeod,
man
Resolutions-Mrs. Allison McMil-
lan, Mrs. Dan Dai-rach and Mrs.
~rIn~rm.u. sslwrcas _ The “WU” °“"i°-
UH
Demonstration on sewing by Mrs.
Lemuel Drake's sewing club, Corn
An interesting talk was given by
Miss McMillan, Supervisor. She said
in pert our work should be three-
fold. social, educational and service.
Good leaders essential, the work
should be carried on by everyone
programs. organ clubs. etc
She also urged the necessity of
President - Mrs. Alex. Ladner,
business a well rendered solo was
A question box was conducted by
'rio In A ir h s - -
.. .... no... .f M., ._ ... 5...... . M;;_,§{§_°§e;1;g_-on opened ,_ W Ma¢Gu1gan & Tramor
oodly number of friends and pm president in the chair Meét Milk R- MIUGUIKID. K- 0 5
.°l§§";°"..‘° "‘°‘..‘“'°‘""." ‘f it* '»i¢`i>»>°f-=d w=l»s1»==~~0h <é»».»<ir`- §.'.§.‘.‘.§i“' §.‘£li1‘.£'.“.i.
.A ITIS 0 88 CBN HK C I 1
fflliowlng dzy fc:-I nlswncmc in Eng-_ md é°u:f;“““i’ f_I1;‘§*“%  H3' MONEY T0 LOAN
land' after .a resident* in Kelvin evenin -I "U5 ~ U K 3 Omw: OVC! Pl‘0V|l\0|l| Blllk,
_ ,_ m_ H, W s woe were siven by Mrs. xuchnicna s¢rcc¢,chuicu»¢»-un.
f twenty em' Wm ld A Mclimchem Miss Jean Moore
dltss, ' '  
rsiifsfgaimtgngnpune of mo$y_ gd Mr. Walter Shaw. Instrument-
-~»   -,i»,;»-,-,i,,»»»- ..._'“.“.:i;».§i.;';..?‘;i:°.'..;’.:';'i..:;: M- 'ii='°ii°'\=ili. Kli-
-;i.s‘.2.f:._°;.°“.:..‘;'.; .. .sc ni; 3-_ ;»-=-1 md me   -_;»_,-,-mi. -
and presented with s bible. Mr. “° Y M” Dm D““`°°i‘ “ld
aannu who hm not been in i-cmisc_}’§‘"- C*°‘*°*°e$‘1g1¢°4 ‘°“°°"=¢i>- A H °‘“':§“°l‘°"“° an 2°”
h io. for th im nr decides cc “‘“°"°“= f K W” 81”" by “‘°’ "”°°"°°'
es e ye
Mm qw, qu-,Q ( my A given the very best attention.
visit his mme °°`m"y` He W” E helpful and practixtal tilioron farm 5"5"°"°'1m°“¢h-
g00d citizen. always Willing tb IICID  _
Thos. Vl~lair-.liniill of Middleton.,
$1 -59 each _T `
“Cm you get my pendulum clock
no work?" asked the slmn1e-lf>°K-
ingperson in the _ieweler’s shop.
"Wa will endeavor to." "P1195 th”
Jeweler.
The custcner unwrapped 5 Smhii
~ parcel.
" The jeweler gazed in wonderment
ot the contents.
"But this is no use." he said. "In
order to mend the clock. We mlm
have the whole thing. You've only
brought us the Pendulum-"
~w911_" replied the customer
brightly, "lt's only the pendulum ns
i"*ri't go."
Help Kidneys
if Kinney Trwbie °{ B'f1,‘,§f,\°'<x,',2f,l‘,
0 neun makes you ruf er Dlnmen’
up Num; Nervoulneln. B`-'mmm
Rhoumnlllm. 5¢|"“""~‘d“y ,ry ma
Q 5'"""""' n""'“' °r Ars-nan Islan-
Doetnr'n rosrrlptlon -> d*
ur troubles In I Y'
ug). lun on 7°
of mosey book. Only 'llc at drunlnu.
_ .I
rrxmo 'rms chock CHOICE or _,OB
An Oakland County farmer was
trucking a. lend of live stock to the
markct nnd had a blowout just as
he was passing the State Insane
Asylum grounds As he repaired the
tire two inmates watched him from
the other side of the road fence.
‘Arn you a farmer?" one called to
him.
The farmer replied that he wax,
wltllout looking up from his work.
“Have you cvcr been crazy?" ask-
ed the second inmate.
At that the farmer tumed around
to face his questioner, "Not that I
know of." said hc.
“Well." and the .second inmate
nudged thi- ilr:.i, "you bcttr-r tr_v it.
'cause its a sigh easier than fnrm-
m._..
_*__
All Lancashire is to be invited to
sLLbSClib0 t0 11 gift to thc celebrat-
ed _r>'.1bllcl;~t nnd sportsmen, Lori
Derby. when he celebrates his 70th
birthday next, April.
Cutiou a
For the Daily Care.
--of Your Hands
 Soup
iiticural I
it 1 "-" _I
_l " '
Pmloug the youthful lppoomnoo o(
your hands bygiving them thnlmomre
you give your hoo. Uno CIIIGIIEI
Soap every timoyouwuhyourhmda;
ic will do much to prevent ndncu md
ICSUAP rcnglm.. ¢.mai.ya.iiymln-nan.
uumwbl koop tholmnd|loh,lmoothandlovoIy.
‘ 'ziiriccn sc|p,oinun¢n¢ma'rnlcm
Powdsr are cold at all drunina.
:TTW i>.Rn~lGiNG uiflf
lodolnfaudn _
ATHER
__ .;._; 1.- .er i _ ; , _'_ _ .__ ._
1 ve ‘ ood use and Wm be homes and gardens was given by
n§‘u,‘§, §X,s§ed 1,," me c°mm,m,w_‘1Xir. rnrgpéuufmrunsiztlatih station. H. F. MacPHEE, B. A.I
Hi in as ii will be ""7 ° Ve H “-“tm l
plesas?¢iartIi kno? he aisrriifed sofely'°ud°* W” 3"” by DT- Cfeelmm BARBISIER’ soucrrol I
I
me me McLaren and Mrs. Nor- . I
sung he Requ in s )_o T A ____
_ in ld Mu, (By Canadian Press opt. .
-' r w _:vIg°u’:?;;"3;  éwrment Joyce. President of the anthropo-
~-Irin: c‘citnm»‘\.br:»¢r;¢at1o: new: , -PIANO-“cond hand. nearly gg was In the U-mom cematery at, logical section of the British As-
Y ll-I I .
:I neIv°:,y  mn: if. i°n'~ei-ref: :a 5°°d" new' A bmw "t B"°°‘° Bummerside. The pallbearers were 3°°i*l'1°“ 1°’ "h°mAd""°‘]’:m°:°t1m‘:
I cents n word strictly payable lu L`25"°'l°‘m‘ W, J. Lidswne. CIILIIQ! scienu may m ° U P .'
oo, '
that body for a more vigorous stu
Iwcria has ii alrecv, bearing on au-
I Capt. Joyce rehclxed this conclu-
ferred back to Latin authors or the
drove the population in its efforts
as Ilex paraguayensis, spread with
ly
Latin America..
Thousands of South American
Indians once were virtually enslav-
ed by their Spanish masters in the
commerce that gathering olf the
plant built. They were paid pit-
tanoes and were addicted to use of
the beverage made from the leaves
of the plant with hot water that in-
duced them to barter their shirts
and other clothing to obtain it.
Capt. Joyce drew attention at the
end of his paper to the rapid
ments of its cultivation from peo-
You have often read or
heard that correction: that as-
sist in reading at etc., should
be changed every two yearn or
oftonor. Are you euro you
understand why? It is be-
' cause the human eyes changes
constantly. A two you change
in the eyes reqllros I change
in the correcting lenses. Bo
re-examltfed reguia.rl_"
MONEY T0 LOAN
NOTABY &€»
in England and reports 5 pyeasmtirn tuberculosis and sanatorla treat- »
,Dyna He ms mm, ch,,,,g,_,'ie1:lcr§l.) Amciglgctgn 8:1 tzgiuxas tak-I Mimi Chnrmuwn
since his departure 28 years ago. - ;
HL, f,,e,,d, Wm an be sim w hm, A vm cr thanks to nil mcse wnc| FOR WELL DRILLING J de* H t R sizes
of his continued gmmoyement in helped to make the convention so Communicate With _ ‘Q ef 0|' ange
he,,1th_ _successful was given by Mrs. Fred
McL|.ren.
New Dominion and Fairview
kindly invited the convention to
Afton Hall next year.
Meeting closed with National
Anthem.
(Patriot please copy)
A disorder of tumlps, poplilu-ly
known as brown heart, which has
db0oul@d grmmn in the Mari-
times, has been oueflilly studied
at the Fredericton md Charlotte-
town hlool-stories of the Botany
Division Dominion Department of
Agriculture. and it has been found
that sodium borato ererted a most
favonlblc effoet in practically free-
in¢ turntps from this scourge.
The Trask Well Co.
VAUGHAN B. GBOOM
Local Representative
Morley M. Bell's hw Office
Summenido or Phono 291.
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BELL fs MATHIESON
IRB. Bell D.L Mot-l||eoon,'l.Ll.
Bu.-rlslen 0 Solicitors
Money to Loon
Salem Blcck.Ch\rloMotown.P.l.l.
 
A- J. HASLAM, B.A., LL.B.
nannlsreu, soucrmn, src.
In-Far North
(By B. K. Carnegie, Canadian
Pl$ Eh! Wrllor)
 , Mm.. Sept. 10-
(By Canadian Press)-'rho out-
board motor will nuke the Eskzimos
Snot trappers. That il the opin-
ion those hon in close touch
mos when they arriv-
umbers this cea-
son.
The motor sets the nc:-them na-
tive from place to place more
quickly, but that is not the chief
cause for his improvement in fur
catching emolemy. It is because
it gives him something to work for.
"The Eskimo does not naturally
likg to trap," W. E. Brown, Hud-
son’c Bay Company went hero er-
plainod. "Ho likes to hunt He
loves to go after the walrus, the
seal of the caribou. He will only
trap when he needs money. He used
to require it for rifles and ammuni-
tion. As soon as he got enough for
that he would swp. Now he wants
toowxiamoutboudnxotorora
complain motor boat as well as his
rifles and nuummition. Bo he has
to butir himself to get more fur."
The people around Churchill are
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shrewd bar-gainers but so very con-
genial and likeable. One of the sur-
prising things about them is the
rapidity with which they gain a
knowledge of mwhnery. They are
born mechanics.
Several marine motor engines
were sold to the Esklmos this year
and delivered to them at Churchill.
That is one advantage to these
ning tc that port. within it weeirl
they would be Able to take the en-
gine apart, and set it up again.
In the north they are often able
to make crude parts to get the ma-
chine going when something breaks.
With their unlimited patience, they
strong for the Eskimo. They Mel ;°_f"
north men of having a railway run- 
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Farmers on l'rlr_g¢A:£,_dC0”|`
may be justly proud of an
herds! 'Inda_v‘s pgcium ‘hm
valllable cow ollni-d bv' D"
Lewis ol Freeiown, lmm; B((_:°"’l
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which ls naw heading 3 1 I `
in Ontario. Both have nam
prizes in the show fields on I h
This excellent piciurc'“-3, ii
ved" by wllli.. E. mlwny and ’ `
ed to The Rein siinlin, inline. `
iiiiveiflliillii and printing 1113"’
alms tc acids and ink ich.
Snr-ifs r<ul»lisii~.-.i in The .
There is not anything bm
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best dinners :ind lumh
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Brace Block
Fresh arrivals in rnliily 15;; Ch
lute Bars. Pound I.\ux-ss from_\|
and L0\\'nc5Ԥ .
learning the "whys" of a KB-S0ii11€
engine.
Indians of the north on the oth-
er hand take little or no interest
in engines. Mr. Brown did not
know ‘of a single Indian owning aI
motor boat. - |
Perhaps the greatest authority
on Canadian Eskimos is Mgr. A
Turquetil, Roman Catholic blsh0‘l’
st Churchill, He has spent many
year; among them. He expects the|
Eskimo population to increase.
“There used w be s arent deal of
murder among the Esklmoc.” th€
bishop explained. Xt was not be-
cause they were blood thirsty but
because they feared one another
That was primarily due to the great
distances in the north.
hunting and nshlng was best. and
in with another tribe. This is be-
neerlne. ~
The bishop added that according
klmos came to Ala&a from Asia.
tions of Canada, Always keeping
"Tho Eskimos separated, some 32
mmm? in ‘me ‘°°I"°“ wha' me' fourltllnnds senluig lim;
5°|"‘i° in "‘°u"”'~ They w°“I'd 561° tus Tufunviiiu f lit-Ii.-J
d°l1\ h"'¢1'mm8I'° and W°“]d “mc charged hlin wi(Il1lii-eiiliilig
U0 N8\\’d 09491 Wh" 55 dm¢r°m I-Iudson's Buy Coiiip.iiiy store
114565- TMR me 7-115° W°"Id V1°W last winter and sn-.iniig iood
|m0th&l' tfibo M BH ¢Yi¢mY and °°°n| other goods woi-ill $190. l-le
theN~WUl1id U6 milTde¥‘S if 5 m9m'i group of Eskinios iii several
ber of one tribe hllwched to fell upon the store, cllit-ins and
U18' °h°»f\8¢d~ 350178 BN bfini tenant Connmndvr B.il\c
made by our mimionaries to make officers of H yi s
them understand they are friends surveying paity at I\.ii
The tribes will associate with each. by
other mwe extensively and they|Tuglnvina brick io Nadi
are inter-marrying so the old fear) w
of one tribe for another is disap- _SL
"Then there used to be the prec- PHSSWBCF °H U10 KW’ “’hf“
tice of killing girl babies with the `Pl'iS0hEr came nliii.ii-ii. To
result “mm would not be enoughltime, the Justice l_>cp:iriiiiriit
wumen for the men md this res- :ed authority for t.ii- lilin
ulted in further murders. This hssl 4
an bwn ahanmdg. Nnin acted as intcipicler
tc the writing cr historians, ther( *het he "Hd his “"“I-l' _hid
t i d, t ii i with
were many more inhabitants in the igkrilinrég :;‘l_nL;’§‘ smmncnt
sub-Arctic regiorr. 200 years ago h '
‘hm me” "e ‘°d“y' H' “pe” thatgccds cthcriiiilnicca
ted however that with changed stolen’ Captain Km”
wndmom’ Q” Eddm° population accused to two monliis
would hold its own, and pmbably at
m°'°“°' broke down when iw h0-'Wd il
Be is firmly convinced the lin- ,anon omhejudgmcm
court a promise that his
They spiced over the northern sec- Activities were Om.
have no greater happiness' than 17247 stuff M
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it liey Y nnglffbe ,;
by the Indians.
AN 1) CON Vi(
ST JOHNS, Niid Sep;
P.)
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ESKIMO TRIED
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-- P.uckcd from his
ome, an lelskuno hil<i a
white mans juslio- ii
unique Jliimiii-iioiitii
He was ai‘i'».~:.-I-.‘ii on a charge
burglary and sniiiiil.ii‘lly tried
convicted nhoarii the S. S, Ky.;
ptain Alir;un Ki-lin, OJ3.E
e of the pvucc and peer oi
The specific count ;ig.ilnst
At thc comp.iny,» is-qiiesi,
dog team to Hcbi'oil and
as
formally arrvszcll by
John`s.
Captain Kean happened to
d at sea. A iihssioilztry
Tuglavinii coiilknssed,
ad been rccciuiil'
oi
Twillingatc Hospital. Th
it
near the coast and never in the ii... i»i|,.,...i». i...
Hard
Coal
$13.50
` Basolrurner, Furnace,
The lowest price in 20 years.
We offer special lazy prices on carloitfi
0 s. _ _
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ll. R. LARGE 8 C0-
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