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S““d5Y» P ' V' ' Messrs. Neil and Wallace Brad- A- G- °’°W°¢ C°”t"“1 B°d°q“°' “M5 shaw, of Middleton, have left on a I- iw- B“i°i¢°°- “Ei°°“°“"» GW" 1°' visit to Boston, aoeompmiod by Miss l¢lI»llV0 in BllV8iil0n»” allndly Camel-9”, Mus Bradahlwv Mi" 5°h°°i~ “'45 “- '"4 F’°°t°w“' 73° Bowness and Miss Howatt.

f p. rn., Subject, “The Threefold Sec- ret °‘ °' 5"” Lim". Mrs. Wm. .Hei‘lel, Cape Traverse.

-"' was a recent visitor to Summer-

-BANQUET ENJOYED-On the Sidi

GWDUIS' °f tm *th “ish 31° Tlimsh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. 'I‘rainor and bi-l¢bl11 ‘liiib eniefimed the Fly' little son George, motored to Char- ing Eagles of Summerslde in St. 1o"et°wn_

She is always bright and cheerful when

he comes. She knows that if you keep your mouth fresh-you feel fresh. ,' The cool flavor of WRIGLEWS Cl1ew» ing Gum refreshes the mouth. Removes all trace of eating and smoking. . WR|GLEY'S-“after every meal”-la recommended by doctors and dentistl»_

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_mucous Unrrlsn oinnwn ..~n|iacmNo. nr Mr. water Bsrvlcea Sundw. September 20th. worth, mmigtqf 0);;-igtigu Q1;|,g»¢h, Bsdeque ii a. m. Bearletowa 8 p- In Mui-ray.River Hail, ii nm., Bspt. ao.

Cape Traverse 7.30 p. m. The Min' _

ister mv. 1.. P. srohi-ws will ALBANY /mn vlcmrrr _g _ g

preach at all services. -_ '

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'-KEIB MEMORIAL PRESBY- resumed her studies at Nolte Dim! ~ _ .

TERIAN CHURCH. Mlipeque. Ap- Aoad0li!Y. Charlottetown.

piversary Services. Sunday, sept. 20. -_-

11 3. m.; 730 p. ni. Rav. J. Keir Mr. Kenneth Green, Albany, hu Fraser, D. D., will conduct the ser- gone to Charlottetown to attend Bt.

vices. Dunataifs University. , 15:5- 515:11-zflftfi‘f'fi:i`f1f-':' '<11 g ,_

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-MR- Will-IAM A- W“"'5» Miss .uoihs smith; central Beds- .‘

- 5P°°lll “W5 1°’-' th' Knum* °1 que. spent the week pleasantly in .E W

Columbill. will lddml i'-11° Wm' Tignish, visiting Dr. and Mrs. John- ‘

bers of Bummerside Council, at the ,mm

Knights of Columbus Home, on next __

'~ Monday avwini ti" 215" 1”'-“i 3 Mr. sud Mrs louis smith, coo

°'¢i°¢k~ All m°mb°" 5” "°‘i“°°°°d tral Bedeque and son Master Em

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"-` ly to visit friends. .

-BAPTIST CHURCH Services. ____

l'iSinB '20 Bddlwi th* Club Mi' Mc' to Lower Bedsque on Monday, the Lean received 0 h¢B»\'W l`°il“d °f guest oi' lier sister, Mrs. Ernest

,_,v\1- ¢',\‘\pc,F\"“ I [J 1, / cheers from the pllY°l'S The Sileik' Payriter

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PE ~ V made and expressed a wish that recent

“_ |N [xPEN§|vE ‘the trophy he was about to pres-

cu I ` A b on b the best team

ent Woilld 9 W Y ~ SMALL FANS COME BACK

Mr. Mnlieln then presented the WIT]-| QSTRICH FEATHERS

NEW GL.-\SGO\’V

The revival seiwicits which are be-

ing held in the Fredericton Church of Christ, are a dcciiiod success, Bc- ginnlng Sept. 7th, with a good con- gregation lhe crowds have increas- ed gradually from iiighi. to night, when last Sunday evening the cli- max was rcacliccl with ;\ crowded house. Intcrcst. is exceptionally good and one sister went !`or\\'ard and made thc good confession. Those interested are \'i'r_\' opiiuiistir. The meetings, which coniiiiuc iiil Sept. 20th, are being furnished with spec- ial music and song, brought by the courtesy oi the loc-.il choir and the choir of the New Glasgow Church all of which was grcziliy zipprociaied. Perhaps the greatest feast ol music

and song was indulged in by the. congregation last l\'loli<ii\y es eniiig, when M.i'. Barry McLi~;in, of the Summerside Church and Miss Can- non and Miss Murray, also of Sum- merside, assisted. Mr. J. B. Lewis of Freetown was also present and sang a. solo. The messages, which iMr. Quigley, the Evangelist, brings from night to night are rich in the Gospel and full of vital worth.

I Miss Ruth Diclcicsoir Miss Isabel McCoubrey, Mrs. Com McLeod and Master Arthur Dickinson, were visit- ors to Bracklcy Bosch on Sunday _ last.

' Mr. Warren Lord_ representative of the St. Lawrence Flour Mills, vis- itecl New Glasgow on Tuesday.

l Miss Mildred Brown, teacher lit North Granville. spoilt the weik end at her home in _\’c\v Glasgow.

East Royalty, spent Sunday at New C G s'gow, e gue 0

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Miss Ruby Steed, teacher at Eben- Si

ly, the guest of Mrs. John McCal-

in Charlottetown. the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Gutherie Ballingall.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gorden McLean and

Learrs sister, Mrs. W. J. McLeod. on Sunday last. '

Rev. H. S. and Mrs. Bishop are visiting Nova Scotia, where they ex- pect to remain about a month.-N.

KITTEN FREED FROM TRAP

LONDON, Sept. 17-(U.P.)-El-

even million gallons of water had

at. Bristol before a. kitten, which had fallen into B'ri.stol’s floating harbor and become imprisoned in a drain, could be rescued.

worse for her adventure, was event- ually restored to her owner.

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LON'lI>N. Sept. 17-Mahatma.

Fwy W” ‘°""°t°d “’ 1"" h" Gandhi wiu see the xihg when oruiMP naoso Juivirsa 'ro ”°’"°““ ”°°‘m°“ by ° i’°"°° ”"' i-us Majesty roiurus, the utter part sraivr oi.yMrio Giuivn geant, who held in front of her a of the month’ from scommi And ______

piece M nw me” Th” kmm’ °x` when the Indian leader appears be- (Unlied Press) '“‘"s*°°'- "“‘ °°h"""'° "°“° "W fore the throne he will wear his Pom' Au Pimiois, Haiti. sopi.

loin-cloth and dhoti ihomespun l'l-Sylvia Gator, world’s champion shawl), supplemented by sandals broad jumper. a. native of Haitian, and a pair of white woollen socks expects to start ‘hard training in presented to him by peasants of the November to defend. his title at

the good showing they had thus far Mr ,md Mrs Arthur Gm", were

visitors to Charlottetown.

Because it aids digestion Marys Hall where a sumptuous

, C1 cleanse; the blnfuwi WM Prepmd bi' °°i°f°‘ Miss nemioo iviscreoo. iw., is ¢,,_

" din 6. DWYQI' Bhd 5tElI.H0n.A.E.MG[i€BD visiting in Albany’ with ML and W],b1'I,l?¢},,,,,JC[“| tee ' ¢ 'fha I-rid MP5- M°U¢3¥i We” th°'3“°St‘ Mrs. Vernon MacLeod. “$11335”

\v\1 ,. of the evening. Mr. M. J. Oilearn _*_ rs.-b miplm u/lib nm

“LE av” acted as master of ceremonies. On Mm G_ W_ Bums was 5 visitor

QQ; P 9 KM er complimented the teams on ' ______

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l Mr. and 1virs.wiiiium P. Moheod, beautiful Mclean Trophy io the ____

lub. The sneaker explained that LONDON, sept. 11.-iu.i=.>-'rho

In th S, 1M,-,,_M¢1,¢°d»5 this cup had to be won by the revival of ostrich feathers has

parents, M,._ and Mm A,-hm Bmw,-,_ ‘same club three years in s“C¢€SSi°“ brought small fans into popularity

before it became the ll1‘0iJ@liY Of again as evening accessories. Quaint

Miss Kathleen and Edith McRae, Said team- The d0110r then 251165 three-cornered scarves showing a

Charlottetown, spent Sunday at Rev. Father MCK¢rmB» Tisnisii- if border of the ostrich, which recall ,heir home, pcm; 1:5-|m_ he would present the clip iD UIC the feather' boa when wrapped

ictors in the next game. After con- round me neck, are also mnsldel-ed

derable of speech makirig by Dl'0lll extremely smart.

ezer, visited Brackley Beach recent- intnt Citizen-S Ind ViSit0l'S 8 VON Of Evening gloves, a. great major-

thanks was tendered by the Ciilb ity of them short, in lightweight

lun-,_ to Mr. P. M. Evans who has gil/911 suedes and indicate pastel shades

his field for a playground. free of with narrow cuffs scalloped and Isizzso

Mm Hamm Hough,” 1, vi,-,mpg charge, also to _those who gave their pinked, are another novel detail oi ,,,,__,__i°_”f_'l '"1' M"

cars for transportation D“l'D05€S~ the fall fashions.

The singing of tm National Anthem brought the proceedings of the ev-

cl Now that the me oomosna nsnicsrns svrrz

family Wiltshire visited Mr Mc bglltcfgeduleolghcompleted Bild Tis: To Two LHTLE PMNCESSES

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' h h ed from the skirm- 'l' ms “srfmm fee, justly proud 1.oNDoN,sept. 11.-sir Edward

i h v‘ to ous we ost thl;r uhievemmt and are Elgar has dedicated his “Nursery my.; mud to think that the best team Suite" to the Duchess of York and

Eid win. While congratulating the the Princess Elizabeth 'md Mama”

team wa wish to include .the Rev' et R/ose. The suite is s set of little mth ` McKenna and ML J_ A_ orchestral pieces. CHINESE TEACHERS’ WAR house. again oline the cry for help,~tliis flung the door open iritimlto

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s“°h "ues " The Bad D°“' dldn’t call for police." time from an adjoining room. a parrot call, "Help, murder,

0'!-learn who were the men behind

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the scenes who kept the boys train- Done” XAa§‘f;3;::§;'&_,';l;°ixf§;y

HY RELEASING WATER ed. united and with _the necessary ed in Sir EdwMd_s1atest work' Eb

ll. T.

mcnmes to play ba' gal' when himself a child composed

music for chlldi'en. One of his .first works was the popular "Wand of

to be poured into the River Avon GANDHL IN Lum CLOTH, Youth.. sum,_ The veteran c0mpos_

WILL SEE KING GEORGE: er has seen both Princesses at play

WILL ALSO WEAR SOCKS and he has probably expressed their

i happy spirit in his new suite.

- ` ' y Gandhi will return His Majesty’s Pierre Ethea.rt_ Haitian, who pla-

KENOBHA, Wis.. Sept. 1'I.-(U.P.)

-HYIYII-H W0fSY. KUROBHB rest!-ill' AUSTIN, Tex., Sept. l7.--(U.P.)- ant owner, believes the city should Southeastern Reagan County, Tex- Ply him $755 fm’ Koods he claims as, will be pierced 8,000 feet in an W¢l'° S¢0l_¢I\ fl’0lll hi! ‘S516 Siler P0- effort to bring in a new oil field. lice arrested him and took him to The Apollo Oil Company of sun Jill Wi¢i'l0ilt Emil! him i°¢i¢ UP 111! Angelo, is to make the test. of land restaurant- Wofav was charged with. owhod by the University of Texas. selling beer without a license. but Wells on other University land are ed “I-Ielp, help, murder, police." The was released when he paid court producing from u depth of a,aoo to wats- ' ‘ 9,ooo feet. `

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