n newly IMIIO In! i oants I word advnnoo,

and

tur proof Inn! Board. and accept no substitute. Distributed by Braces.

The Misses Eileen and Dorothy Dawson, daughters o! Ool. and Mrs. Ulric Dawson of Bedeque, have as their Il-lest Miss Greta Fowler oi’ Saint John, N. B. During her visit she was pleasantly entertained. S.

--IN MONTREAL-The many friends oi Mr. George Prlnlel of Summerside will be interested to learn that he is at present taking

t in the Victoria General Hospital st Montreal. He was ac- companied by Mrs. Frizzel who re- ports that he is resting easier. S.

—VISI'I'ING IN HISOOUCHI- Mr. Charles Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Talbot, Miss Ruby Talbot and Miss Nora. Brown, R.N., arrived from Bath, Maine, on Tuesday on

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dya, August 21st, Miss Irma Clem-

oi’ w. and Mrs. Angus Clements of Hebron was united in marriage to Mr. John B. McPherson, only son of the late John and Mrs. Mc- Pherson of Glcnwood. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. W. H. Harding at his residence on Bel- mont; St. The young couple will re- side in Glenwood; they are both popular young people in the com- munity and will have the best wish- es o: a host or friends. S-

_COMMUNITY PICNIC-Mem- bers oi the Community Club 0t North Bedeque held a very enjoy- able picnic on Monday afternoon at m. Robert Baker's shore. There were a very large number oi’ peo- ple present. Sports, games and swimming were taken part in by the young folks. Supper was served and after a short period of social intercourse all departed feeling they had had a most enjoyable time. A vote of thanks was extend- ed to Mr. and Mrs. Baker for their kind hospitality, S.

--Mr. and Mrs. Roy Buchanan

ABIJARIJIAN

and Prince Bounty Chronicle

-This eohrnn ls reserved In IIII or local Lulu-est but advertising of be lnlorkd It

strictly senile ll

-WIDDING BELLS~0n Tues- ents, RN, second eldest daughter

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_ l; - Lower Bedeque and Fernwood In- % , - special I stitute entertained the members of

~ Interggnng ~ Central Bedeque Institute last week £1: i 2 Pn- ‘ \.\ v to a picnic at Mrs. Harrison Mac- “ 9e , Farlanes shore. There were twenty-

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This is the news for FAl|l BERETS . . . big berets, bright berets, dork berets, DERBIES . . . fluttering, new looking. TRICORNES.. . cutting corners to new chic. Sailors . . . and brims . . . heaps of new beauties! [.1 fell, soleil, hatiers‘ - olush, and satin. All head sizes.

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J. Cattle Cycle And Canada

low, as in the periods 1912-14 and 1924-30. iulpolis for Canadian cat’

tic have tended upwards, and it dress. After lunch the voung people m“ "mimic" i“ m‘ “lmmllwd 0""

may be anticipated. says the were ‘taken for GTPJCSEDTOUQII the i" °f J~"P“"“-“‘ “"1'5““ll“mll‘l~‘~

An inlportant motor aifeciingﬂﬁlnpirc Marketing Board" that surrounding country and this being “ndtnfmqinvedlflliiet Si“: the exports, oi Canadian m. catillrHvilc-li tho hllhlher of cattle in the their first visit they wcrc keenly m“ 1“ a‘ ‘ P’ m‘ ‘" "1 ‘

to the Uhllccl States in the pasquhltcd SlﬂtCS again falls. the interested in the plows visited om! has been the cattle cycle in ihatlmarkct thorn will once more at- delighted Wllh Dl¢$11TP$q11¢ 001111151’? country. Whm the number of czlt-ltrnrt heavier imports, notwith- in the vicinity of Bedﬁqllf- LBW‘

Lie in the United States has rulcrLstzlnding tar-iii restrictions.

I passengers may remain on hoard thr- ship and enjoy the most delight- lnl sail on the Atlantic Seaboard. through tho Straits of Canso, Lennox Passage, St. Peter's Canal, Bc-llvl-r Narrows zuld tile cntlre stretch of the hmous Bras D’0r Lakes with (‘ﬁlls at Alzll-illo Mountain, Grand Narrows, Baddeck and other Lake Ports, and arrivl- in Sydney Thursday after- noon. Retuming leaves Sydnoy )lnmia,v, 6 a. m., Standard Time.

PASSENGER RATES

Jlnlrle Return ‘ Richeg Man is essentially a creature o!

K011588116 P01’! ll-"Wkcalﬂ"? ‘ endeavor. His life is a never--

or or 544° I 1-00 m Ufa"; T. \ , ending attempt w reach some goal.

690K597" M19811"? om c l U“ “ms Possession implies that he i188

Montague . . reached it, and if he is content

m‘ Q0 Sydney 53-99 "3479 011:‘; gglglhfnlzyllfil‘ Svlfhoélglfdxcrtlf”: with that the mainspring of his life Georgetown ' ~ ~ ' '

with other ports at proportionate rates. Transler at Mulgravo to S. S. “KINBURN" can be made for West Cape Breton Ports.

SPECIAL ROUND TRIP RATES

June 15th i0 Sopicnlher 15th Montague or Georgetown to Sydney. N. S. and retnm, stateroom and meals included, except while in Sydney. $18.00.

For stateroom reservation, freight ratcs and other u|:u| atlon, apply 0o

Poole & Thompson Ltd. Agents

MONTAGIIE, P. l. I.

NOTICE

S. S. “Champlainﬁ A; quite a. number of persons havo exprwsed a wish in go out to view this very large Liner, The ‘ﬂu-land" will make an excursion out there on Friday, [elv- ing Piclrards Whari at 4.30 I’. M. doe on return about I. Fare 50 cents, children hail fare.

Number taken will be limited io avoid overcrowding.

Take a lunch along, If you wish. Cups of Tea can be sh- tahed on board. Also Soft Drinks. -

‘Mil-T's?

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two visitors present. Bathing and other amusements were indulged in, after which the hostess. assisted . by other ladies present served a delicious supper. The afternoon was one of real pleasure and gave an opportunity for the renewal of old fwquaintances and the lorming of new ones. The visiting ladies ex- tended a vote of thanks to the m. stliuic for their hospitality. B.

-BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE RECEIVE WARM WELCOME — The people o! the Baptist Church, Bedeque, gave a most cordial wel- come to the members of Highfield B.Y.P.U. of Moncton, who spent the weekend in Bedeque. In the party were Ford Keith, president of the B.Y.P.U., the Misses Lulu Johnson and Dorothy Mitton. Bernell Steeves; also Carey Smith, James Innis, Walter Mullins and George

Silvertone Quartette. '.l'he people were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Dawson. Mr. and Mrs.- Clifiord Wright and Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis during their visit. On Sunday morning the visitors by special invitation, conducted divine

—INSTITUTE ENTERTAINED-

DeBow, members o! the Highfield. young ‘

and two childrcn. Katllzrloen and William of Moncion, N. B., are visiting the formcrk parents Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Buchanan of Sum- rnerside. S.

—Mr. Guy Mcsoronll and daugh- ter Jean, of Nervcnstlo. and Miss Lulu Mesereau of Chatham. N. B., are visiting in Summerside, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steeves. While here thl-v will at- tend the Provincial Exhibition in Charlottetown. Mr. Mcsercau and Miss Moscrenu arc ll nophcw and niece of Mr. Will Sleeves. S.

EASTERN GUARDIAN

. 3Tb]! column In reaurvml for Ilnlvl n! Iﬂﬂul llllrrvﬁt but nllrvrlin- ing of n nrway mature may ho in- Irrltll Q-t 2 rents u word strictly pnynlllc In ndvunve.

. . ‘SUBSCRIPTIONS to The Charlottetown Guardian may be

handed to their Rcpt. Archie Hume,

esterday . .

Two Famous Quality Silk Stockings

B, Mercury at a New Low Price

HESE two stockings have been made famous for their Beauty and durability

by Mercury Mills, one of the ﬁrst Canadian manufacturers of full-fashioned

hosiery. Mercury Mills have, for many years, maintained a reputation for ﬁrst quality, and their “848” and "Anytyrne" are known to thousands of well- dressed ‘Canadian women as the very best for wear, clarity and smartness.

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Phone 47, or left at H. J. Mabonﬂs Drug Store, Montague. L-7

Racial Clash

Feared InArizona

(A. P. By Gwlrliiarfs Special Wire) PHOENIX, Al'iz., Aug. ZIP-Ari-

service in the Bedeque Baptist Church at which Mr, Keith pre- sided and gave a very fine ad-

ln the afternoon the Silvertorle Quartotte gave a short recital over

ac:- _. , ~- ' . , H, his authority to avoid a rm-ial ‘ I I‘ ,r , cggdﬁgedewgggg 55,51,520"? clash, and huvilll: road a dispatch ,5 Frwtown Baptist Church Miss from Tokyo stntillg_ Arizolln has I i‘ ' Johnson, Bemell Steeves and Corey supplanted Manchu“? “s Jim”! s s Smith having charge of the service. I111I1°1PB1 trouble zone.‘ Gov. B. B.

‘ n n LI At both services the silvertone Moeur telegraphed. Swrotaly of

Quartctte rendered a. special pro- slate William Pmlhl”:

a ~ W . gram of music which was much "I am m Close touch mm the ' g Cains a fast and direct Passcngvr and Frclght Service between appreciated by the large congrb antlqyapﬂnese situation m nus 5a]; ' I cc Edward Island Md C1106 BYPWIL gauons Upon then. return to 3cm River Valley. I fool sure that the

Leaves Montague ll- 111- @1553!’ eque Shndav evmmg the visitors common sense of Arimnafs citizens

‘ - n Gwrgemw“ b a" m‘ ‘Ycdncsday and a numb-er of young people were Wm prevent‘ ‘my vloleiw“?

I Arrives Port llawkeshury about 2 p. nl. Vi cdnesdﬂy the nests or Mr and Mrs John The ggvgyngf whey-ed m5 ﬁrst,

“ Sydney by motor Wednesday aiicmoon, or by train 3 - ' a a‘ om Phillis vestﬂ-dav and i _ one fr l . _. d , ~ Dawson to a sing song and refresh q Wcdn“ “l “mmgl menu The young people returned during the past 24 hours Attorney

on Monday very much pleased with their visit. S.

zolllfs gnvvrnor placed his faith to- day in the “common sense" of ihc citizens of this stoic to nvvrt phys-

thc problrm could hr‘ solved with- out involving tho Ulliiod Sluice and Japan in controversy.

Having reviewed sr-vcrzll urgent requests from Washington to use

General Arthur T. Laprado hcid

several telephone conversations

u848» twnqiynffn

Mercury by Mercury Mercury’: "Anytyiii? is one of the ﬁnest

$1.00 chiﬁon stockings in Canada — made from all premium silk- permanently dull -—picot top-sandal foot-clear and long wearing-walled "Anytymle” because while beautifully sheer and clear it is made with extra stitches to give it wear and make ir economical to wear for all occasions.

Mercury’: genuine "84P’ is a sturdy, closely knitted service weight-streamlined for smart- ness—well known as one of the trimmest and best wearing $1.00 service weights in Canada.

$|.oo

Nee/er has "84P’ b:- fore sold at In: than

TODAY 79¢

Buy

"An tyne” never bo- Ionysolll s! leu this

TODAY

Q4! these Tow prices the purchase ‘of wlbranded or ordinary low_ priced stockings is uneconomical. Buy several pairs now — 6 all the newest epring-shades-—on sale today and until further 6

, notice in our Hosiery Department. Take advantage of these low , Pan's prices. ~pa|rs

PROWSE BROS. LTD.

Visitors Oordialiy Welcomed to Make This Store Their Headquarters During Exhibition Week.

Buy

..$|.oo , . . . . .TODAY79¢

with the For East relations division

Ule Mlnnrdhr for Plrnplel

thh Wilbﬂ‘

ll Pickard & o».

PHONES“

of the State Dcpartlncnt in Wash- ingtnn.

enough to live ml is not. nocc-ssarily‘ to be congratulated» fritters away his cucrlzics in lvyinr:

BRINGING UP FATHER

’ GET our OF MY $1GHT BEFORE l 1.021: MY ‘FEM ER-

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l WlﬁaH YOU WOUILD LOSE lT-

Embarrassmcnt Of

rather to be judging them by what they are. And the best guide to

ing to be. It is another aspect of the old truth that we live in a dynamic and not in a static WOTIGI.

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Single Return first this occupation and tllcn tllnLl Montague or G etown to Port Hood $4.50 S 8.00 ready i0 throw llp what he finds} 9°?!

“ " “ " Margarce 5.00 9.50 distasteful or thinks unsuitable just

' “ “ “ Grand Pltang 6-00 9-75 because he ran do s0 without four

" " " " Cllifliﬂlml) 5-00 13-09 "L50 PER’ TON oi’ want. Another. no bcttcl‘ AUTOMOBILE 351155 ma“ m }EAT VALUE equipped in mind or body, hut

51118“ 369W‘! driven by tho urgency of making a

h!!!‘ h Int Hwwlesbury m» ' M“ m, soot u slog w pipe! and livelihood to kccp his HOSP m the 9|‘ m‘ o L first grindswno that ho comes 3905113075 Mﬂgmv” scrum. develops qllalilios of will] Montague 3° "d" ""111" 7‘"I“°'I'“'°'- and patience which tﬂlﬂ‘ him m‘ N‘ U0 51111187 "-99 915-09 "Whi" and high. Evcn to hnvo gained,‘ Georgetown wealth by ones own exoilons has

Stator-coma $1.00 and up. Meals so °""°"°“"'""’ ‘ml “l” "m"

its peculiar snares and dongs-rs. It is no new experience to go snrrolv- fnl because oi great The natural. bllt mLalcading, ton- dency is t0 think that it is pommlons themselves that count Most of us make that mistake. We are all too prnno tn envy for what they have. when we ought

possessions.

the

others

has gone. However lofty the pile of acquisition or attainment on which he comes to rest. he is. for all vital purposes, a spent force. The essential quality oi life de- mands that, one goal attained an- other shall take its place Bo far as ideal and realization are con- cerned we must not disdain m be

Like plants in mines which DWI’ saw the sun.

But dream oi him and guess where he may be.

And do their best to climb and get him.

The tired or disappointed man. yearning for finality. may complain that it is all woric and no play, in- cesslmt striving and over-deferred enjoyment. His antithesis is false A better philosophy will reconcile

what they are is what they are try- V

its terms by finding that enjoy- ment lies in the striving.

pedo starts nn m way to the mm. hm. Rent. Indml. dorms which ‘Mistress v! "W 5"“ '11. n. s. Wolfhound holds a torpedo i1» Mlle MI I drum h m int

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mo] whm em. 197- practice daring navy week at Cbsi- what h meant whm we m" 5'“

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