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mum1~;_,p_ to . .iiwfiiiii

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Island Motor Transport Ltd. liz:

SPEIIIAL ECONOMY SALE ;

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ch I we . G _ .d- _ b _ _ _ While determined to i- t

ff ,_ or ifoons _ian i»ici<i.it\G i\i.i~.ns h,,,§f,§d ,f,°§,§;,, ,{f,;‘,__‘_‘§§?,,,§f_“}§u,,,§_ BUSY “DEA TH CORNER” gniny f0i~.»inne.._ are §.~f§§§§S§

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‘/~ 'run iii<:s'i‘ v.\i.UEs 5 S ‘ ‘ . _ - . ,_ ‘ °

iN Towrv PHONE 1210

‘ _ ting him attempt ii, ask the licsiiiss

' c‘\`qH for some cold ccri-.'il and iiiilk 'Th S

GRULERY _ i would not be embnri~a.s.~iiig_ a~ every

09OQ¢O¢¢OO¢§9§O4O§§4O-O09

be ._iii..i't [nu at thc same time ii.~_i-lui_

A.~.iie liwiii iioltliiig money and

ti .i.fi.`iif'.i‘i"i.i`i.i-i, 7.\'li`ic'li'i_» about all .ts i<»ix.~i-.ii- the ia<i_\'like reticire i\.i .~ i,i_»i.;.¢~tl to t'<iii‘.aiii, tlic inod- aii; ;;'....e has io carry in its ¢_.p..ic-ti.. iiiif.-iior .i whole battery oi <ii.siii<-‘.i<-s i<e;\.». cigiiiettes, . j_jii1<-;- or iii:iit~lus_ vsiiziisg Cards. .i o:.\ci`_» §ii'i‘ii_=e, ilic odd letter or Luv, gli ne,-_ vluii iiu‘iiibei'.\hip c.iiii.~, iiiriyuc a sli ppiiig list or

Summer Bus Schedule

i=i"s4ifi;i\Tr:s c|i.1iiii.o'i"i`TiiwN ron sli.\i_\ii<;i<siiiE ivi.\ iiE.\'siNo.1o.\ii

Dnlly i-vvi-pi Siiiiilaiy 8.00 A..\l

12.15 l’..\l. '2.l0 l'..\l. 4.00 P.Nl.

s.:...J.., ....ly 10.30 P..\1. suiidsgi only l0.Zt0 i\..\l. 8.30 P.iYL

ron si'.\i.\ii-:iisiiiis ivi.\ rsoimi;

l).i|ly i-\rrpt Saturday !s`.iiurda_v only

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and Sunday ll.»l5

I-`(lR l1()IKl)l<I_\' IVIA SI`.VI)II~IR.\`lI)I'2) roiiiii-fiiiig with .\1iiin|mid Bus Service

liaily 1-rr:-|it _\'uii4l:\y

2.10 I’-M.

I~`(lI{ f\'l!|{'l II I. \Ii

Ii i\`l.~\ Sl)l'lil\`l

Iii- ._\- |~\<-"iii ¥;itiii'il:iy and .\`u|i4la_v 1.320 i'..\l.

Sii'.i|i'.i.i v only

IJIO l'..\l. 11.00 I'..\l.

FUR '|`I(iN|.\`|l

l).il|y ext-cpl >'u` day

4.00 l'.M.

ing easy acee.».» to its rai'ioii;> ein- _ paitineiits. The set-Lon iii.\'<lc ioi'_ cash slioiilii liavi- ii zpirei' i'loii_11i and the purse iiwll siioiiid li.i\c

£1. good .sirollg ci\i,i‘:i_ Gooii lL‘.iiiie`.'_

_ or woven iiiritei-.als slioiilii bc_ I chosen. They are a \\‘i_~c iii\'t-sf-i

ineiit and will repay tlic i>.\:ti'u ci»si_| by reniaiiiiiig .~ii‘..ii'i_ei' and .~;iii\i'I for a longer pvroti ihiiii tiieir:

1 cheaper bit-1li.eii. l.e:=\lier p;;ri‘s= I can be cleaiieii \\1tli iieiiiral col- ] ored crciiiii shoe pilisli and will, 1 impi'o\'e iiiider such iiezitiiieiit. ' I Glve a thouizhi to ilie liiiiiii: ‘ as wc-ll_ A good sill: w:ll wear ri.-.i

long as the pur..e ii~~.-lf. a elif-:ipj silk will go in slireds long be ore- yoii want to ili\i'ai'd the ;i'.i'.\i-_

Odds and ends have a w<>n<icr-

ful habit of cillcctiiip in a hind- bag rliiriiic tli~ coiiizsc of :i da_v's work and while siiriiiu i"i>.iii‘iiu eoines but once a yezir. your ba; should bf* tiiriiecl out e\'<`-i',v few days or else even its r<ioiii_v ciii-rcs will crow buluy and lose tiieii‘ sinart appearance.

Match it up w'ili your shoes or

your hat your cloves or even your beli. and in .pite of its uii`i- tariaii piirpos/e. your purse can he as chic as the latest c~li.ip‘_‘uu straight from Paris salons.

Eastern Guardian'

..'ROBIN HOOD FLOUR makes

lovely light loaves ot iastiei- bread.

L-1075-'l-2B-nl.

..*DR. MACIN'1`1'liE_. will be

away from his office unil Sept. nth. L-1984-8-31-ii

..*SUBS CRIPTIONS to the

When visiting a pei'son who has

never raised a chilcl you are sonic- ti . fr ted 'ith . 'i tli.t

mes con on vi 'i inc.i w. would simply be iiiipo sib`e lor

his digestive tract. Rather than .ei-

household has a h x oi ri-i'<‘al aiiii milk. and a minor czitasiioplic is averted.

Every other woman one meets ln

London seeins to he wearing: a clii'fcrci~il t_vpe oi hai and there is no such thine as the “fiisliioiialiie" hat this sr-nson. Some liavc bi.iiis. others no brrms.

Georgetown - Charlottetown Bus Service

8.30 8.40

AJVI.

48 Station _ - A.NI. St. Theresns - - Peakea - - - - Plsquld - - - Fort Augustus - Webstr-r‘a Corner

Arrive Charlottetown - 10.00 ILM. leave Charlottetown - 4.00 l’.M.

Peaks-.1 _- -- -- - 5.00 P.lVl. Cardigan - - - 5.30 IRM.

Arriva Georgetown - - 6.00 I’.M.|

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Saturday nights leave George-

| town ‘.10 P. M. i Leave Nobana Ten Rooms MI _ 11.00 P. M. , Passengers are fully protected hy

Ciiii-iiilh or iniirc ol Canada`s

pop'i at.oii rviiirii to school rooms .ii S;';'1_iiiihei~_ 'liao iotnl of .scholars is iippreciiibiy lower than three _'.‘e;.i'~ ii».o. mail is iiuain coming i~Ii:~e to iii: , .ie of 1929. when _~.-iioiii :i'fiiiiu.iiit'<.\ was 24.4 per ciwit oi popii. iiioii. Un tlie whole ii~.pi'e.~,_<ioii iii.-i'.ii»eii srlioril pop- iiii tin: ;'i_~.-..i'_v i-ciriu-.»<l ii.

Nil ;ii"'=_1;`. le 4-~i iiiafe can _ret be

iiifiilc of ilie seliuol eiir0`nieiit for itil- iz.-.\ it -iii. out ii rciigli app;-ox- 1iii:i.iiiii _'_i;.\v» 2L!iI.i.0()0 ,~cliol;ii~s, Ir. lfi_.i all iE;iii;-i- was 2.265.000. hiii Il.:~.c _vi _ii'_~ ago Ciiiiadifs school poi ‘mi Jii i'..i_i i.~»n to 2. 527.000_

'liie ii.\i\:'e~~ioii was iiiidoiiliterlly

the ;> iiisiiiiii t:a~ii~e of ilie increase ii’ ii llwii io liizii in ilic number of li'.»;li school .iiule-iiis. and great- er iipp.»i~:.i_ii;.‘.\ lor _iziuiig people in e<'_.ii.oiii'1r Lili. has iiccoiiiited for :i _lixiiiiiiil iierliiiti in iliis bracket .sure

lliiili svlioul eiii‘o`i|ii»_=iit in Nova

S;-r~':;: nes' iiriii will clecreasc ~\li'.lii i .ii iv‘~i ir'iii.iin stat- i0l\1\l'_\’. N'_\\' Biuii.~\vic-k, lioivever. expiiris a .-1__'_l ii‘ci'.'_i'~e ‘ii high _-i-lifol iyitei diiiue due to ordinary nziiiiriil 'iir-i'\-asv iii population. Re- coil-i'_v is ri\1’iii'iii;i‘ ciirolmcnt in P:'ii‘.<'c Ei_l\v.:i'<l lslaticl.

Qiicbt-c. fiviii-iii; on a slight in-

ci'<~n~e in toiai eiiroliiieni. finds it is too eai'l_v yvl to esliinate how i'eeo\ei'_v is affe-riiiiiz school pop- iiliiiioii of the province. Pupils at- ieiidiiii; :~clii~ol in Queliiic ieiid to rlcrliiic in iiiiiiibi-i's in the lower giiiflf-s probalilv becaire families \\'oi'e restriciecl during the de- iJl'es:~ioii.

Oiitiirio ecliicatioiial aut-horities

cleciiiic to draw any tzeiieral con- clus ons ’.`i'oiii the .scliool figures fn* the iu‘o\'iiir‘e_ There is a grad- ual iiicrease_ however. in second- ary school enro`nieiit in Ontario,

I1i»~i=:'<><l by the two trans-Arctic flights of Russian heroes. Jimmie Aflatiern will fly the big' Shilling ` I.oi~l<1_i.\fl iimiiopliiiie in the upper photograph on an attempted non-stop liop from Oakland, Calif., . .\lii~\~i‘.‘. lie :il-o will attempt a return. The liea.v_\' black line on the map shows the route he Will 1I.\‘- ri- i~- ::iii.ii'<~d with the course of the Riissiaiis' first exploit, indicated by the dotted line. The second ‘.':'oi;i> oi Rii~<iiiii l'i_vcrs continued Soutliivarcl over Oakland to San Jacinto, near Riverside. At lower

the new $100,000 plane, twimmotoied, powei'fu_l and efficient.

Solioo1Bockoiis vu I I If I

and an apparent increase in ele- meiary schools, although the changes are slight in the last year or t\\'o_ Average daily attendance in Ontario in 1929 was 535.691: in

‘ 1534. 675,000 and the latter will probably remain the approximate figure for 1937-38.

Varies in West

In Manitoba total enrolcment

has lately consisteiiily declined. elementary school zittendaiise last _rear being 13.000 below 1026. But secondary school= are ;zi':icluall_v iiicreasinr; again. Pupils in A‘herta

I high schools have doubled in the

past 10 years but elcineiitary pup- ils remain abfiit the same.

In Sasl<atciie\vaii_ primary school

atlenclances has clr-crea ed sliarply from 1031 and is siill below the fimires for 10:16. Decline in llie birtiirate is h"ld gene1‘al`_v respons- ible. But in the secondary school. Szmlcatcliewan has inore .~<~liolers tiian ever bei'ore_ `i_»a`t Seasoiils enrolnir-iit was 14.000 more than 1931. mi echo of lock of crops and liarvr-=tiiit:_ prohabl_\'_

In British Columbia. iolal .school

enrolment is going up. with an in- crease of iieai~l_v 1:1000 over 1037. but the increase has been vei'_v gracliia‘ in late _rears and confined almost wholly to hi~zli schools. with ii consl=tent decline in ele- meiitarv schools.

A .sllght decline iii eiirolnieni of

lower grades in Nova Scotia is attribiited to inieraiioii of _vounfr married couples er people of mar- riaizeable age in the late 20s. “More work nva‘lable" is franltly given as the reason for the decline in at- tendance in Prince Edward Island.

The depression had l‘ttie ei"`ect

on Catholic .schools in Quebec. which consistently reported an ln- crease. but there was a setback in the Protestant schools.

Wl'iPI1 A bi'0fim wears short. on

one side than another. dip it in hot Water and trim e":=ni\y with the shears. The result wl‘l be a broom as serviceable ns new .

_ - _;' - » f -

I Insurance for any u0¢il|i‘|'l\ ihll ml\Yl l.or»atril ai. one of the busiest inter.wei’ons of the Inierniiiioiia’ I |l¢|Di7¢“ WMI* '|"|"'"l I" tm” 'ms' ‘ Sf-itleiiieiit of Sliiinuliai. the Hotel (}g,¢,iiiry_ above, became the scene of

' 5*"P" “‘ iiulcsr'i'ibiililc Oarlliize when Chinese aviators ioosed bombs thai NDBANA TEA Rnoms exploited iii the .~"i‘ret fl-“lt "“ 'ii to scores and turned nearby

I ALLISON HUI'.`S'l`IS buildings into shambles. Across the ,tl-at my an cqthay is the

Great George SL P31800 H»°W. I

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IAP. FURIIES iP0|SED FDR UFFENSIVE'

.North China Troops

Massed For Drive Southward A l o n g Yellow River.

` (C. P. by Guardiaii‘s Special Wire)

TIENTSIN, Sept. 1-iWednes<

dziyi-A reiiiforced Japanese ariny in North China today awaited the zero hour for a coiiceiiirziieci drive aiiainst Chinese forces barring the ivny south to Cliina's national fie- .fence line along the Yellow River. l The exi~:diiioiiai'_v torus, crun- Iinanded b_v General Ki_vosl‘.l Kat- siiki. iiumbers near 100,000 men- vii'i.iiall_v the strengtli the Japan- ese believe will be needed for the , offen irc.

With the force lias been a sem-

bled 150 airplanes. 130 pieces of inediizm and heavy firlcl artillery, a tank corp; and anti-aircraft. and other auxiliary units.

An estiiiiated 200.000 Chinese

troops-provincial. semi-indepen- dent. and Quasi Central Govern- ment forces-were believed to be in southern Hopeh Province. standing in the way of the Jap- anese drive.

Japanese commanders indicated

their attack would be launched by Sept. 3 as advance iiiiitf. already were in contact and major de. V9-l0Pments were expected daily.

Issue Warning

_The Jnpanee army warned. for- eigners and Chinese alike today of dire punishment, to follow any antl~Japancse “treason” or espion. age in North China.

pu ii lv respect international

Intensive hostilities sweeping the

north China zones for the past three weeks slowed down ‘due to torrential rains. Japanese war

planes braved the low ceiling, liow- '

CVOY. to st/igc a thunderous attack iiealiist Chinese troop concentra- tions in the Machag sector. g=~ lride the Tient.in-Pukow railway

40 miles _iiith of Tleiitsin. I

I The weather hampered the search started by .i._~p.inai~.e soldiers for 10 Marist Fathers kidnapped M0Yi<lHy from their seminary in a

,Peining suburii by 1. band of ,Chinese bandits. A Domei #Jap-

_anosei News Agency dif-patch _claimed the kidnappers were rem- -nants of defeated Chinese troops. l -*___

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I DICTATOIPS WIFE ILL

Slgnora Mussolini, wife of the

Italian dictator, was reported seriously ill with a lung ailment, M the Mussolini villa at Rocca Del Cnmlnnte recently. ll Duce ll at present [l`|"Slcl'l|` ` F

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lidlhoar somothilii

about another , i' Hctniuo?

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_ l"BE'r your life, l'iere‘\ ,_

' my plate, and how'l i 'chances of some more .of that good bread? It'o the beat in the county, I'll be bound. No mam. I don't tell that to el-l the girls. It’| becaule you use REGAL Flour, you say? Well, you still deserve credit-for knowing enough to stick to a ilour like that.”

BF§.%

Rev. T. 0. lleWolfe ls Recipient llf Presentations

l ti ` Rev. T, O. Dewolfe of the Tryon

United Baptist Church who will shortly move to Caledonia, Queens County, Nova Scotia, where he has accepted the pastorate of the Bap- tist Church, has been the recipient of tokens of appreciation bestowed upon him by the Tryon Church and other organizations with which he has been asociated dur- ing his stay on the Island.

On Tuesday evening. August

2-ith, a very large representation of the churches and organizations in and around the community pre- sented Mr. Dewolfe with a very highly complimentary address and a large sum of money. Mr. Lloyd Rogerson of Crapaud and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Church made the address and pre- ~cnir;d Mr. DeWolfe the gift from the Church. A very pleasant social hour was spent in games, after which lunch was Served.

On Thursday evening, Prlnoe

Arthur Orange Lodge of Crapaud presented Mr. DeWolfe with a gift symbolizing the lodges apprecia- tion of the willingness of Mr. De-

_Wolfe to cooperate with them in

the work of the order. Past Grand Master Verner Moore gavg the address and Past Master Wilmot Large the presentation. Mr. De- Wolfe thanked the brethren of the lodge for their thoughtfulness and kindness. Following this, a bounti- ful lunch was served to all present by the entertaining Lodge. , On Monday evening. August 23rd

the Sewing Circle of the Tryon Baptist Church met at the par- sonage and presented Mrs. Dewolfe with a valuable reversible wool blanket in appreciation of her great effort.: as president of the Circle and the able leadership she has given.

Rev. Mr. Dewolfe and family

will leave for their new home at Caledonia. Nova Scotia, the first of September.

Terrible Scenes In

Bombed Shanghai

VANCOUVER. Aug. 31-(CP)-_

Refugees from war-tom Shanghai today described as "terrifying- terrible" bombing of the Chinese city.

Miss H. Berflung of Minnesota.

one of t-hose brought to Vancouver aboard the Japanese liner Heinan Maru. said she still suffered from the shock of the bombing which shattered the Shanghai Palace hotel Aug. 14`_ She was a guest in the hotel when a prnlectile smash- cd through three floors.

"In the corridors were dead and

wounded." she said. “They were in the rooms too. The whole scene was terrifying-terrible, and to add to the terror there was shrapnel flying about."

Fifteen girls from the United

States. members of a touring party led by C. D_ Shir-lc of San Francisco. told of seeing the devastation of parts of Shanghai as their ship lay waiting for Jap- anese refugees.

In the party was Mary Eliza-

beth Bucher. daughter of the chief council of Callforniirs State Compensation Insurance Fund. who .said she was aboard the Jap- anese liner "Shlghai )laru"when the bombing d Chqci ptaried Aug. 13.

"All day refugees. Japanese.

poured onto the ship until it was packed with people,-quiet and re- signed," .she sa'd. "Then, as the crowds were stuffed aboard. we saw the scenes on shone. Ali-planes of the Japanese were bomblng_ There were fires breaking out and explosions. We #aw two great oil fires. it was all horribly impressive at night when the flames lit up the sky as bright as day."

"At every sound of Japanese

bombs the entire 1.200 refugees _-et no cheers and clapping and shouts.” Miss Bucher said. "You never such scenes as on that shin. the men and women and children huddled so that there was only standing room. In the smoking room_l'1.feel, bv 30 there were than 300 people packed."

SEPITM§l!l{__2_ 1937

RED cnoss CA PAIGN Rirroailiwp

§ S

As the following 115;

ous contributions to tII;°`II)3§1ene‘ UW!! Al>P¢l.l lor Membershi “A Funds are still being pweivmp 2;' htl;e't_.€I._a_v6l0date exceed; im, ym"_

rauvcii ooimri; ~‘

Albany

Hedeque Central

Central Lot XB W, 1_

Damiey Ellerslle

Eunedale W .L

Kelvin

Marnie »

Sherbrooke W. I. Sunimeralde (additional) Union Oornor ‘

r‘!".°'_0.~'.‘~’é'*’.”'.°'.*'°' se v299mQ=2ss3

Previously aoknowledgcq

Tot-al to date ;-1043,,

QUEENS COUNTY

Boushaw 5_1, Bunbury 4_6 Cavehdllh 5_2 Cornwall 5_1 Gra.l1a.m's Road 5,1 Hazelbrook 3_0 Herniitago 2_4| Lake Verde 1_1. Meadowbimk 5_5 Multon South 7_-it Mlllvale 3_2; Newtown Lower 5,5, New Glasgow 551 Park Comer Pleasant Valley 5,94 Ringwood W. I. 2_0 Rustloo. Anglo 6.1¢ Stanchel 2.34 Stanhope 1.61 Village Green _,H 1.51 Wood Islands West - 23|

$92.24

Charlottetown additzonal i5.0l Previously acknowledged 1,752.61

efii

Total to date $1,859.91

KINGS GOUNTY Baltic. East W. 1. 5.00 Bridgetown 1?-li Byrne‘s Road 2-3C camigan 11.09 Ei-ist Point. Forest Hill

Fortune Bridge

Glentinnan

Hopeiield Klngsboro Little Pond i/uri; 2-5;: M-. ope ' Montague (additional) 53 Montague Lower 11-25 Refi Point gg Roseneath ' soui-ls Line Rd. S. (Gfranvillm 4.0! st. Marv! Rd- EHS* V"

Union Road ig whim Road w. 1. 1

$101.! 17611

$277.91

DATES-

GRAND TOTAL 'D0 “_ M1 3

L-108-9-2-1

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Previously acknowledged

IIITY

S(‘»HO0LS

E-OPEN TUESDAYQ R viii sEP'r. =

0arter’s Bookstore

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quarters for

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All School BOQKS Q” sold by us at i»r1¢°Sf“§ ed by the Board 0

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The biggest i1l\f_I best

I Values in Scribbleri-

Exercise Books. N0” Books, M. M- Pads' Drawing Pads- P°“S' inks, Pencils. ErHS°"~ Pen Holders. R“|"5' Blotters, etc.. 91°F-

' EOUNTAIN PENS

THE suv wi_ti'raii i A New Fountain P0" _ made by __ w.-trERMAi\ s

' Just in time for School _ Opening-a smart n_o-

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factured by Water- I

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Here‘s the very P9" you have been l0°|‘"IIf for! 14 karat 80"' “' -Iridium tipped. LHYII: ink capacity. Unbreii ' able barrel. Attractive

design in three coins _ and jet. And made rig _ in Waterman’a own fn

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Also other Fountain Pens at 5012. 75° 1".

| $1.00 each. All OX'

good values. Come early and IWW

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