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Seersucker Dresses $2.95 '

Iillelic Dresses

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$L48

$1.98

All Spring and Summer ‘Coats Selling at HALF PRICE

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VIOMAN STEPS l1" Igreat interest in public health . \' LORD MAYOR l matters. In 1932 she was appointed chairman of l-he Sheffield Health Press) Conlmitttc. luld was the first wo- l~ .3’l'—Sheff1eld man to be chairman of a. Sheffield Lord Mayor Corporation committee. She takes lime. She is’ a gloat interest in social work. l/zmgtieli, of rid, head of . of public the city. She

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(TN. R. REVENUES

MONTREAL, Que.. Aug 27~Tho zhc Pro- y gross revenues of the all-inclusive uiwr, NIISS Canadian National Railways System o it . presieiltedlfor the week ending August 7th, . azo, will act i936, were 13.266586 as compared

lwitll $3.153.0l4 for the correspond- ill, will) was eleetedWng period 0f 1035. an increase 0i" in i922. has taken-$111.572.

,- To Patrons of the Georgetown Bus

l have had a bus running for two years, and I believe I have given you the best of eouncsy and service. I am now asking you to please give mo. your business as in the past, and I will endeavor to continue giv- lnlr you the same service. Thanking you all for your business so far. Tile Georgetown Bus will run daily. Please wait for it.

Georgetown-Charlottetown Bus Service STARTING MONDAY, APRIL 27th. or as soon after as possible.

. . . . . . 8.15 A.M.Leave Chariotetown . . . 11.. . Johnston's River

Leave Georgetown (‘ardigan . 48 Road

.. 4.00 PM. .. 4.20 P.M. Webster's Corner .. 4.30 RM.

llali-isliuk Road 8.55 A.M. Fort Augllstug ,__, 4,40 1AM, St.'l"l1crcsa‘s .. 900 A.M. Pisquld .. . . .. . 4.50 PM Pcake: . n10 A.M. Peakes . . . . .. . I.00 mu rlnll-lld . . . . .. 920 AJVI St. Theresa's . 5.10 PM Fort Augustus 930 ILM. Baldwin's Rood , 515 11M, \\‘clvster's (form-r . 9.40 AJVI. 48 Road ....... .. 520 RM. Johnston's River .. 9.50 A.M. Cardigan

lrrivo Charlottetown 10.10 A-M. Georgetown . . . . . .. 550 PM.

Ilcadquarters at Charlottetown Nnbaﬂg To; Rogmi

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of 250.

Iii-a dq uartcrs at Georgetown

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LEAVES LEAVES [ﬂurray ilivcr at 7.20 A.M. White's Restaurans at 4.00 PM. GIPn William at 1.10 AM. Pnwnal kt 4.15 P-M- M. ll. North at 8.05 AM. (‘hcrry Valley (for. at 4.35 l'.M. sturgeon Bridge at 8.30 AM. Vernon River at 4.45 l’, M. lulluuiuln- ui. 11.50 AM. Roseneath (for. at 5.10 PM. vmngm “h.” a; 9,39 AM, Montague at 5.20 llM. Ifuscncztih (‘on at 9.05 AM. Mull!!!“ 37ml’? l! 5.40 l'.‘Vl- (‘Ilcrrv Valley (‘uh at 9.40 A.M. M- "- N07"! M 0.15 PJVI Pmvny“ M 950 AM, Glen William at 635 RM Fharloilcinwn .1: 10.15 AJW. Murray Rim at 645 PM. - Parcels carried Z5 cents Minimum

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lSea View And Vicinity

The regular monthly meeting of Sea View Women's Institute was I held Wednesday evening, Ailg.-.12th, {in the Institute room with an at- ! tendnnce of twenty members. Meet- ‘ing opened by singing "Ode" and repeating “Creed" in unison. Roll call was responded to with Jokes. |Sick committee reported visiting l three patients and remenlberlnil ‘I each one with fruit. It was; planned ito have the school cleaned by In- stitute members. New committees appointed for three months are! Sick, Mrs. Jas. E. Murphy and Mrs. ‘Horace Stewart; School, Mrs. Wil-

liam Brander and Mrs. George Brander. It, was suggested that the Institute sell lunches at the School Fair. This was tabled for the Sep- tember meeting. A very interesting report was given of the annual convention by the delegates. Mrs. H. L. Donald and Miss Gladys ,Adams. An unanimous vote of lthanks was extended to the del- egates. Meeting closed with the National Anthem. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jas. E. Murphy, Mrs. H. Stewart and Miss Laura Graham.

Sea. View people and the aur-

rounding districts were treatd to al

first class concert on Friday even- ing, Aug. 21st, by the Elmer Far- nell Concert Co. oi’ Amherst, N. S. The Concert consisted of solos, duets, trios, quarts-ties, instrument- al music and comic

were

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Canada is British Guiailasbig Market

INFWYINAFII INVINCIILI IMi‘,1"Al‘LIl"

British Guiana is a country which increasing numbers of Can- adians are visiting, and Amerlgam also, both winter and summer, since the inauguration of ‘the ser. ‘vice from Canada by the Canadian National Steamships “Lady” 1m“; via Boston. The only mnpm; p95- scssion on the South American ‘continent, it shares with the is. ylllll% of the British West; Indies ‘ the lure of romance and adventure that has always hung about, (1115

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SEIIIIIIIS RIIIIS BREAK lIlIT IN IIIIENGTII

SHANGHAI. Aug. 26 - (A?) — Chinese reports of anti-Jalmneie riots in Chengtu caused fear to- night of a. new and potentially ser- ious incident in the Orient.

Disorders broke out as an after- math to the killing of two Japan- ese. and hasty shorts were made to placate Japanese oﬂlcials here.

Chengtu public safety Omcials were dismissed, the Japanese eon- aulate was advised. Chinese ad- vices said Lliu-Hsiang, chairman 0i’ tho Soechwan Provincial Govern- ment, expressed regret t0 i119 JBP‘ anese consulate atrOhunking.

The military, other Chinese re- ports said, took over control at Chengtu as a result of continued demonstrations against. display of Japanese rrllrchandlim in stores. one merchant. accused of dealing in Japanese goods. was dragged to public safety headquarters by a mob which demanded he be shot as a “trailer.”

(Six policemen were killed seek- ing to restrain the Chengtu mob. o. foreign office spokesman said today on advices received in Nankirig. He said ﬁve rioters were killed Monday before the rioters, storming a Jap- anese hotel, were overpowered by a

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Those taking part Elmer and Roy Farnell, Mrs. Rub)

lllrt of the world sixice the days '. n the buccanecrs roamed the

Parnell MacKay, Misses Audrey I-‘llilllléll Main British Gunilla is lo- Farnell, Shirley Bulmcr, Aqastm- l rated on the northeastern coast, of Donald Parnell and Mr. RUSWII $011111 Anwriva between Venezuela.

]Dllteii Guiana and Brazil and has ,an aleil of uproximatciy 90,000 ‘square miles and a population of the writer to. pick out anyone as i 331L171 0! Whiflh 40 per cent are outstanding as each and every one i Bil-a‘ 111431115. 39 her cent aborigin- was a “star? However the listcll- I “IS- 3 P01‘ Wm POTWEUQSQ and 185$ crs predict ivondcrful things of l mull 1 l)?!‘ 69m EUFOPI-‘ans. Calladll Allister Donald Farliell in a few 15 British Guianais big market, Years. The concert was in ilitl of 5 l-lrinclltill-ly weer. and bauxite. the the rink 11nd tile people are greatly I or‘? “Om “him aluminum is 111911- indebted to Mr. Elmer Fllrncll, the l IIfQCLKCdl followed 43195913? by Great popular agPnt for "Mother's Own Britain. Other impOYtR-nt minerals 'I‘c."1_" who made r1115 Comm-rt p95. ‘are gold and diamonds. Considerable siblc, and WC-‘XIICNV that this will ‘quantities 0f rice are produced and be‘ the tea that will mostly be sold lower "0135- In 0041711011 W 811831‘. in Sea View in the future. are coconuts and coffee. British Guiana buys the greater pol-lion of

Master Lea. Donald 15 convnl. , her flour from Canada and there escing nicely at his home after n. has been a decided increase in im-

Brilzgs. Mr. Robert MncKay of Am- herst very capably acted as chair- man. It would be impossible for

large force ofpolice.

(The spokesman said his inform- ation revealed the incident as larger than at ﬁrst indicated. He said the mob destroyed the hotel and several business structures before it was dispersed.

(The deaths, he said, constituted an answer to Japanese accusations oi’ laxity by Chengtu authorities in protecting their Nationals and in- terests),

Japanese oﬁlclols here prepared to lodge "vigorous" protests with the Chinese government. They charged the mob was infuriated by proposals to reopen the Japanese consulate at Chengtu which China has opposed.

(A Communique from the Japan- ese army general headquarters at Hstnking. Manchoukuo, said Rus- sian and Japanese forces had skir- mished on the eastern Manchoukuo

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tonsil operation in the Prince , ports of dried fish. East year im- County Hospital. ports of Canadian pickled meats doubled in volume and value and. there was n. satisfactory increase in!

Miss Merle Crozier, Darnlcy, has

returned to her homc after a l potatoes, oats, beer. and leaf to- pleasant holiday with. friends in , baccO. While foodstuffs and lum- Sea. View‘. lbcr have been the principal im-

lports from Canada. it is only in

Mr. and Mrs. Wlilialn Luriding- ,1 recent years that any shmvilrg has ton, Borden. motored to Sea. View, been made in the sale of manufac- Sunday‘ and were lhc gueszs oilturcd goods. Last year important Mrs. Luddingtonls sister, Miss 3 increases were recorded for iordage Laura Graham. ‘and twine; wearing apparel, boots land shoes; hosiery; metal manu-

Mrs. Harry; Crozier and family l facturcrs; machinery (from 2 per of Darnley spent the week end at. cent of the total t0 16 per cent of Wheatley River, the guest o! Mrs. the total imports); rubber tires and Croziers parents, Mr. and Mrs l, tubes; medicines and drugs; paper Robert Sellar. lmllnufacturers; artlicial fertilizer;

—~—-— l toilet articles.

Mr. Kenneth MaeLPan. Kellsing- ' ‘ ton, left on Tllesdnyv morning: for treatment at. Camp Hill Hospital, Halifax. '

Miss Emma Stewart. Boston. Mass._ is spending her vacation in Sea. View, the guest of Mrs. Albert Stewart.

FAIR. SEX CRICKET 43 TAKES FRESH HOLD

(Canadian Press) LONDON, Aug. 27—Thc modern Mr. Hurry Crozicr, one of Dai-il- revival of \\'0n1ell'5 cricket, in the

border.

(A Rusian cavalry oﬂlcer was reported killed in the encounter which the Japanese advices said occurred on Milnchoukuoan soil.

iManchoukuo protested to Soviet diplomatic authorities.

ITIIC Conlmunique said the Jap- anese detachment answered a ﬁrst volley from the Soviet troops which retreated and then, reinforced by two maclfne guns and more men, concentrated and threatened again to cross the frontier).

HALIFAX 8a ST.

MMMM.._. __.-_ _ A... .. I captured and tried for treason. In: 1915 he was found guilty and sent- ___Li_€ enced to six months‘ imprson- MOTHER 0p nQERS mellt and n Iilif‘ Of $10000. A great Mng m; W51- DEADI part of the imprisonment sentence

___..__ <wa5 remitted. while pllb‘ic sub- (Bv 111w ganadgun press) Iscriptions paid of.‘ the fine. gLoigMpQNq-g7nq_ south Afrycaf After his imprisonment Creneral

do Wet went to lire quietly on his farm at DeweLciorp with his wife dying there l4 years ago. They had ten chfdren.

Aug. 2'I—-Cﬂl1ildi1\llS will be inter- ested in hearinc; of the recent death of "The Mother of Her People," Cornelia Kruger widow of General de Wet. She was born in 1856, a. grand-niece of Bresidcn. ‘Kruger. and was married when only l7 years 0‘d

When the Boer War broke out

ley's enterprising lncn, has estab- 1 Ulllled 151151710111 i5 (I119 l0 U19 llshed on his own farm a new up- , founding of the Women's Cricket to-date race track which is a grczll Association in 1027. There are boon and benefit to all lovers of ,m01‘e than 100 member Speed. Mr. Crozicr is lo be con- prcseill. as well as many girls‘ gratulated on his recent success at school clubs. Women somPtime-s‘ the Hamilton matinee races and play in lilen's teams, but there is no doubt next year the sloelln \\'ilI I no record of n. serious match be- bc "To the Crozier Race ‘Pl-ack." N. itween lcllms of womell nnd teams

—-——-——-- of men. C Women's cricket is recorded as LIFT OFF-

early as 1747. Overarm bowling W85 invented by a daughter of John Wiiles, great Kelli. amateur crick- eter.

PUNCIIED HIS DAD WILL LEAVE HOME

LONDON. Aug. 27-A 45 year

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Canada Sells Fresh Fruit to Uganda‘

The answer i0 the question as to} whether trade Iollolvl; the flag or‘ flag trade is no lollgc" in douLl, at. least insofar a» Tllp l. itish Elnpirel is concerned in this (lily and gem‘ oration for trndc is fodouillg the

flag. As. one Iooks over a map of

the world and notes the vzlst extentl of the British Enlpire, in far offl nooks and corners and composed of l great continents, a very effective’ "league of ilntions" is seen closelyl knit in ties of trade a5 well as loy-l alty. In far-off Kenya and Uganda"! British colonies in northeast Africa. Canada is selling motor trucks and cars and accessories; tires and tubes; agricultural machinery and

she was sent to the concelr-"ation camp at Mcritzburg. There she de- clined to sign a petition to be sent

{to cease hostfitics. When peace {was signed she refused to go and [listen to the proclamation being read.

After the war, while her husband ‘was In Europe collecting money to ‘help impoverished Boers, she stay- lccl on at the farm. living in a tent. I Afterwards General and Mrs. do iwct settled down on a farm near ‘Memel. Her husband could not ‘keep out of political life and in 1 1914 embarked on what was called {the "five shillinz" rebellion. This ‘ was because it was stated that one of the motives was his being fined

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5.11115; miscellaneous manufactured

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rubber and paper producs; drugs; textiles; artisans’ tools, according to the Industrial Deprlrlnlent of the Canadian National Railways.

Cuban Lifes g His ‘Gofio’

What porridge is to the Seoul "goiio" is to the Cuban. "Gofio" is to the Cuban. "Gofio‘ is roasted} whole wheat. or roasted maize‘ ground into meal and sold in pack- age form under the name of “Gofio do 'I‘1'igo" and "Gofio de Malz" xe- spcciivciy. Tile husk or bran is re- luoved by bolting and sold as cat- tle feed. “Goflo" is a cold weather dish, colisulnpiioli being gieaiei" durinl’ the cool months than in summer, Tllc i;c:| "polio" is made from Canadian wheat, Manitoba Northern No. 1 or N0. 2 being pre- ferred. Wheat imports for this Cuban curl-cl have increased con- sidembly since 1932, according w ihc Industrial Department of the Canadian National Railways. Other ‘sources of supply are Argentina, lFrance, the United States. Belgium. l ________.___ l. SOME QUEER DOGS

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father to be at home at night by,‘ native with a whip. He said it was 10 o'c‘.ock has decided to clear out. l impossible for him to tolerate a. after being fined for punching his thing like that.

father. “Ten o'clock is late enmlrhv Matters wercvcry diffielrt for for anyone to be ollt. 1 am going Mrs de Wet while her husband

ers; machinery. Al1d inlagllze Can- ada selling fresh fruit to this far- off part of the Elnpire. yet with modern inventive 110111115 in the way of refrigeration and Empire senti-

We llii know terriers, bull-dogs. greyhounds and chews when we see them. But if you g0 to one of l the dog shows, you will come across (logs whose very names are unfami-

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is an old Germ n dog, with a 17611533‘ wiry coat. Tehre 's also the Afien- schnauzcr, a. variety of SCllll.ll|.‘(‘i‘. Then there is the little Papllloil, also known as the Blltuu-fly Dog because his ears stand up lzke the wings of a. butterfly. A sll: Ill‘ (log. --"xecpt that his ears drool». 1.. the. Epagneuls Nains, or dwarf The Shih Tzu is a bin. fellow‘ sometlfllg like a 1H and calllcs from China. “llill - name means "lion." Somcnlru . l liar is the Lhasa Apso, whose lloinc is Tibet. Also them is the Welsh 1‘. .. he name means dwarf--:l i‘ lit-tie dog with quaint sliorl l Which of the many your favorite? Very llkviy llil‘ riinary fox terrier. They are MIC-Ii friendly little chaps and full of Among be dogs the lllllSliIl l~ fine chap. He is the oldest brsll: of ‘ British but amazingly penile and friend Tile old bulldog. (lvspiir? in; looks is also very friendly-our»- he gets to know you.

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West Africa. He was eventually and Uganda are cannetiiish; focd- Have you ever heard of him? He -—-— _ _ _ . OUT OUR WAY By WILLIAMS with HOOIIV

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