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Gleanings From Tryon and Vicinity

Mr. Asher Burrows of Kansas city was a guest of hissister. Mrs. Bruce Howatt. of Lower TWO" last week.

Those who read in the Guardian last week or the serious illness 0i Mrs. James Morrison of North Tryon. will be pleased to note that she is slowly gaining In SZTEIIZI-ll-

Frien-ds of .\Irs. George 119111195"

sey, North Tryon. will regret her

Matinee Horse Races At New Zea/and v MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th

Clan A-Trot and Pace $100.00 Worth of Oat: Clau B-Trot and Pace .. $100.00 Worth of Oats Clan C—Trot and Pace . . . . . . . . . . .. $50.00 Worth of Oat:

HENRY MALLARD, Secretary, Gowan Brae.

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departure to Charlottetown, where her husband is brakeman on the C. N. 11.. of the branch from Char- lottetown to Borden.

Messrs. Windsor and Elmer Cam- cron and their mother from East Boston are visiting their Old homes in Yictoria.

It speaks well for our litle “spud Island" that so many tourists choose it on which to spend their 1 summer vacation. and We hope to see them come faster and faster as the years roll on.

Captain Dan Ferguson of the "Ed- ward S. Falt" arrived In Victoria last week with a load of gravel for

BAPTIST’ CONTENNIAI. P. E. I.

TO BE HELD AT

CENTRAL BEDEQUE On Saturday, Sept. 10th, 11th and 12th

MEETINGS AS FOLLOWS

Friday, Sept. 10th—3.00 P. M.-Roll Call Service. Special Speaker, Rev. Norman Whitman, B. A.

Friday Evening at 8.00 P. MF-Historical Survey. Special Speakers: Rev. Ross C. Eaton. O. A., and Mrs. Neil McLeod.

Saturday. Sept. Hire-Morning. Open. Afternoon at 3.00 P. Mw-Ladies Mll- sionary Memorial Service. Special Speaker-Miss Louise Calbeck, Returned Missionary of the United Church, from Japan.

SATURDAY EVENING AT 7.45 P. M. the Grand Historical Pageant, produced by the Amateur Musical Circles of the Bedequc Communities and Tryon.

Pageant deals with the History of the Island from Indian Times, until the present Era. Includes the founding of the Baptist Denomination on the island.

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Tickets 5O cents and 35 cents. Pageant to be produced on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday Evenings cli the following week. DO NOT MISS SEEING IT.

SUNDAY. SEPT. 12th. GREAT RELIGIOUS SERVICES ‘ as follows:

Morning at 1i.0O P. M.-Preacher, Rev. Mr. Copeland of 0'Leary.

Afternoon at 3.00 P. M.-lsland Memorial Service. Speak- er, Dr. E. S. Mason. of Wolfville

Evening at 7.30 P. M.—Speal<cr, Dr. J. J. Sidey.

'2 ' b ~ BAPTISTS ALL OVER THE ISLAND CONCENTRATE. ' MAKE THIS GREAT CENTENNIAL.

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The Moderator for the Island, REV. MR. LINDSAY, will preside at all these Meetings.

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POTATOES A ' . WANTED

‘y Ac In past years I shall this fall

r be open to buy large quantities cl‘ both Certified and Uncertlfied Irish Oobblcra and Green Mountains at well as table stock and Cobbler Second! graded from Certified fields. Before selling elsewhere give me an opportunity to buy from you.

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Or have other work to do D0 not bother with these verses For they're not much worth you.

I am writing with a pencil.

Ag our penhandle has left us,

Which is not a hit too slow.

lug, Due to lack or eggs and cream So to aid his Constitution

AUSTIN A. SCALES. Freetown, P. E. I.

e++++0 I 1664-9-1-ZWke. But of course he takes his orde

About how he ought to sail.

An Italian has invented a secret bread without affecting ils edibii- lty.

Getting out hie coat of mail.

Wbcn election comes again, Tn ho on the field of battle.

Mode his coin by honest toil.

Then ho started buying berries

[CRUISE

From New York Feb. 12 ‘Reserve Now! -

To Madeira, Cadiz, Gibraltar, Algien, Malta, Athens, Coa- stmtinople, the Holy Land, Egypt, Cattaro and Ragusa, (jugo-SlavlaLVenice, Naples, and Pompeii. The Empress of France, 18,350 gross tons firm New YUM Fob. l2. Included excurlionl. Canadian Pacific mmngementon sbipand shore.

‘Iihe amount he had to ship.

That the larger cars you see. And the wide-gauge rail was fi is od.

To accommodate John D. a»...

Wltb a voice just like a lark, llcre to tell us about Adam.

For if I'm a moment late.

(I. Bruce Barbee, Dlnt. Pusaonnr Aunt. Saint John, N. B. Personal ur-

vloc II dollrctl.

Whcn I ope tho garden gate.

‘"80! Iln’: world before the nu!”

shipping than they were a year as

of vessels to use butlon engines.

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Now dear folks if your arc farming

(But I guess you do not care), For in fact I don't know where. I'm not much at writing letters.

But I thought I'd let you know. How our old town is progressing,

Well there's Giant John who's all- He goes yachting on the stream.

Frmu the Jam King who is busy, For the King wants to be ready,

With his "thin. red lino" 'of men. Ami you've read about the millions

John D. made ln Standard oil. But tho John D. that I'll mcntlovr

Bought them at so fast a clip, Thai. tho railway could not handle

And so that is why dear readers,

Anti we have a charming speaker

And how Noah sailed tho ark. Now dear folks I must be going,

Maggie's rolling-pin will meet me

JINGLINO JOCK.

Illly. one of the only three coun- irios now building more merchant

is constructing 216,183 gross tons internal com-

Tho straying of a warm ocean

our New Bank of Nova Scotia at

, ‘Nictoria.

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a! September 1st was greeted with

_. 1a bang. Our local sports and

I/iynany that were not local gave the ‘illumerous ducks that frequent. our marshes a "hot time" of it. Each

l, ‘tried to tell the other about the

[great shot he made. One even ldeclarcd he shot five out of four.

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. The farmers in this section are busy marsh haying now. Reports tgare to the effect that tho cut is ill well up t0 the average.

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l Mrs. Tunney and her daughter, hlMay. of Boston, Mass, are the ii guests of Mr. and .\lrs. Samuel a Holland, Louver Tryon. 5i, The electric storm of Sunday "was very light here.

l ‘til It is regrettable-that Mr. Charles Bacon, North Tryofr, who had ob- talneda. school in Lot 16. has not Wbeen able to teach on account oi’ ra breakdown in health. Mr. Bac- on has been a graduate of I’. W. C., for the past two years.

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Mr. arrd Mrs. Brenton Canfieltl, Mrs. Sarah McKenzie, Airs. May Dawson and Mrs. Stedford Green motored to Tracadle on- Monday of last week returning on Tuesday. ..\lr. and Mrs. Catrficld and their llittle son started on ill, return trip to Saranac Lake. N. Y, on Satur- day. Their many friends wish them bon voyage. .

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Captain Johnson Lord left Victor- ia for (iaHDo with a load ‘If hay and is bringing back a load of lumber.

Mrs. Alfred Ivoods, llilount Try- on, underwent an operation- in P. . E. Island hospital. Sho is remain- ing with her parents in North Wil- shire for a time.

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Although Sunday afternoon was very unpleasant, a large number ~ turned out to hear Rev. J. B. Dag- gett. Baptist pastor here. preach his farewell sermon.

A farewell party was held on Monday evening at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. Bruce Howatt, Lower Try- on. A very pleasant time was spent in games and amusements. A well filled purse containing $50.00 was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Daggctt. Refreshments were ser- ved by the ladies, after which they left for their respective homes.

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Frances. the little daughter of Camdm Holland was quite badly hurt last week. She was running a wheel with a stick attached. The stick broke hitting the ground on which the child fell. the stick pierc- lug her abdomen; Every one hopes that the little girl may speed. ily recover.

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Women Use

Then dispose of ‘this new hygienic help easily b as tissue —no laundry

OMEN-by the mliliona are

discarding the old-time “unl-

tary pad" for a new and scientific my.

A vny that oflera protection un-

known before. A way, too, that

aolvcl the old embarrassment of

dlaponl.

It Ia called "KOTEX." Ellht In i0 better-clan women new employ It. / Discard: u cully u a piece of

tiuuo. No laundry. No embar- rassment '

It’: five time: u absorbent u ordinary cotton padll

You dine, dance, motor for houra In aheercat frocks without a aecomfa doubt or fear.

It deodoriua, too. And than coda ALL danger of oi! "

You ask for it at any drug or department atore, without hcaltancy, aimpiy by laying “KOTEXP

‘Do u millions are doing“ End old, Insecure ways. Enjoy life every day. Package of twelve com only a few cents.

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current. from lie regular route is believed to have cause the death or a. largo number of pear oysters In Japanese waters.

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Nclnndry-diacaivlllhtluuu

Kotcx regular 75o Kotox aupar 01.10

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THE CIIARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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Delicious’ Salads, Sandwiches,

Egg Dishes, Cheese Dishes. Pickles and Relishes.

Write for 21 cop'y— mailed Free.

Solmaa-Keen (Canada) Limited. Dept. _ 1M0 Amherst Sh. Iohtrenl.

olmaifg Mustard

afar. digestion

Mrs. Alex. .Wood of Mount Try- on spent o. few days in Tryout Vlflll- mg friends on the first of the week.

Peters Road _ And Vicinity

In some few instances harvest operations have begun IWTB- MI- Snmucl Davidson. Pele“ R0311 MP5 finished cutting his oats. On 7% acreg he had 325 stocks. No fertil- izer. Next?

Mr. Charles L. Darss 0f Halli"!!- with partly-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Horton of Lower Montague and Mrs. Kimball Webster of Marie. motored through Eastern and Southern King's recently. visiting relatives and friends at different points. Mr. Barss reports business very dull in Halifax at present.

Mrs. A. R. Veniot of Piciou, N. _S.. with boys Milton and William Lclth are visiting at PcteF-s Road. guegtg or her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McLean.

Mrs. John W. Fraser of Albion with her daughter. Pearl and granti- son were week-end visitors to friends at High Bank. and Peter's Road.

On Sunday last 29th inst. the Communion was administered in the Presbyterian Church at hlurra/y ll. North. The attendance was good. Rev. Bruce Muir of Si. James Church. Charlottetown preached. Associated with him in the services were Rev. Mr. Davis, Pastor in charge anti Rev. Mr. Russell, who presided at the organ. In the even- ing Mr. Davis and Mr. fillfiiiell con- ducted services ln Peters Road Presbyterian Church, where a very able sermon was preached by Rev. Mr. Russell from the Gospel of Saint John, Chap. Iii-verses 41-42.

Rev. Mr. Davis is about severing his connection with Murray H. North and Peter's Road congrega- tion. ilie has been appointed pro- fessor of classics in the Presbyter- ian College a1 Plctou. N. S. Rev. Mr. Russell. M. A., will lhen take charge of the churches at Murray Harbor North and Peter's Rpad filling out Rev. lMr. Davis‘ time.

We regret the serious continued illness of lllr. Samuel Johnston, Peter's Road. Mr. Johnston waB until recently very prominent in business activities here. Later we learn that Mr. Johnston is improv- lug.

‘Mr. Garfield Johnston has been awarded the contract of repairing and painting the Presbyterian Church hero. Already signs of the artistic are beginning to evolve from ‘his practised hand.

A busy centre at thin season of the year is the Cardlng Mill near Sturgeon operated by the genial proprietor. Mr. Janice Murphy. Good work la being done there. and although very busy, Mr. Murphy finds time to greet -his customers with a smiling face. There is also a. large saw-mill kept busy adjac- ant to the carding plant.

In the placid stream many ang- ler; may be seen In placatorialsport as they endeavor to lure the wary trout to land.

iMlss Grace W. MacDonald, who spent the winter and summer months at -homo during tho Illness of her father. the late William Mac» Donald. intends leaving for the West tomorrow, where she was previously engaged in teaching. Her friends wlnh Mlsa MacDo id a pleasant trip and continued [:10-

cess ln.tl|o land of the "Golden Shelf." <o>-—-- ‘Laboratory experiments by a

Mlnneapolh woman have demon- strated that wild flowers deemed impossible to propogate can be cui- tlvated by treating their seed! with acids.

Tyne Valley And Vicinity

Mrs. C. J. Lidstoue has returned to her home in Tync Valley. all" a few weeks visit with friends and relatives in Port Elgln and Capo Breton, N. S.

Mrs. H. =F. Phillips left on Tuos- day morning to visit her son Roy. in U. S. A.

i» Mrs. W. A. Miliigan and sons. cumoh and George. returned t0 their home 011 Friday- all" a visa- sant visit in Quincy and Boston. Mass.

We are all pleased to see Miss Myrtle Phillips home again after a successful operation for appen- dlcitls in 1P. C. Hospital.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Percy Kllbride, Port Hill, are con- gratulating them on the arrival of triplets. two boys and a girl, mo- ther and babes are reported doing

well. __

' Itlulllll Messrs Hart and ‘Horace Lid- stone left Monday morning to at- tend the Amherst exhibition.

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3'77‘ Miss Ethel Williams. Tyne Val- ley, spent the week end in Alber- lon, the guest of Mrs. Wilkinson.

.\lr. Jack Wilkinson. of the Royal Bank of Canada staff. Charlotte- town, returned to his duties Mon- day morning. after a pleasant vaca- tion with friends in Tyne ‘Valley.

.\ir. and Mrs. Foster Sharpe, East Bldeford, and ‘Mr. and hlrs. ‘Leith Hayes. Ellerslie. left on Monday morning on a motor trip through Nova Scotia, they will also attend the Amherst exhibition.

--_ Miss Pearl Ramsay, teacher at North Tryon, spent Sunday a; her home in Tyne Valley.

Miss Rosemond Dohic. Devon, N. 13., is spending a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Cyril Dohie, Port Hill. _ ’

Among the visitors lo Summer- aido on Friday were Mrs. George Ellis. Mrs. James Hutchinson, Mrs. Lewis Ncwcombo and Miss Gert- rudc Newcombe. Northem.

Mrs. Gladys Rogers ffhtl little zlaughtcr is visiting friends in Tync Valley.

Mr. G. S. Sharpe returned to his home in East. Bldeford, Friday night, from Toronto, Ontario.

Mrs. D. I. MacCausland. Marys- viile. N. 13.. with her three sons. blasters Waldo, William and Donald is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsay.

Mr. and Mrs. Major Ta-ylor, Mal- ‘DOQIIG, were visitors tn East Bide- ford. Sunday the guests 0f Mrs. G. S. Sharpe.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ilayes have returned to their homo in Ellersllc after a. pleasant honeymoon trip through the Maritime provinces.

The Rev. Horace -Walsh. Halifax, is spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walsh Ellerslie.

‘Mm. Russel Hayes. Somcrvillc, Mass.. la gpefldlllg u few weeks with her mother. ‘Mrs. Hurry Williams, Elierslle.

On Monday evening. Aug. 16. a miscellaneous shower was given Mr. and Mrrs. (Ieorge Jelly at the home of Mr. I.eith Hayes. The pre- enia which consltcd of linen, cut- glass, silver, etc.. bore testimony to the popularity of the young bride. After the verses were read. Mrs. Jelly in a. few well chosen word-e thanked the donors. The re- mainder of the evening was spout in music and games. Their many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. Jelly u long and happy wedded life. T.

————<0->i—- LETTER OF CONDOLENCE. To Mrs. A. M. Johnston‘. Peter's Rd

Dear sister: We the members of the W. M. S. society of Peters Rd.. wish to convey to you our deepest. sympathy in the loos of your be- loved brother, the late Wm. Mc- Donald. but knowing that your loss is lhis eternal gain, we would com- mend you to l-Ilm, who dooth all things well, and as we can truly say of him-He ~hath come out of

great tribulations and we who witnessed his great and long suffer-tags. and patience

to the end can- truly say. "Blessed are the dead when they die in the Lord". and now dear sister we can truly say to you, that. you sorrow not as One who has no lhope. but point you Io Him who can alone wnsole and comfort the bereaved. Submitted on behalf of the W. M.

I-Mrs. W. L. McLean. Pres, Mrs. Harry Butiar, Sedy.

LETTER OF OONDOLENCE.

To Mrs. William MacDonald, Peters Road.

Dear Sister:

We. the members of the Women's Missionary Society at Peters Road, wish to convoy to you and daughter, Grace, pur heartfelt sympathy in the sad bereavement of the recent removal by death of one who was your partner in life. As It hulband and father, your loss is great, and we realise that any expression of ours is Inade- quate at this trying time.

But dear sister and daughter we know bhat the departed one is now out of pain and various-happy In his Fat/bar's Home above, where he awaits us all in that. great, ro- waion beyond-and we sincerely trust that mills bitter-cup may

In Memoriam

MRS. EDWARD MALON E.

There passed peacefully away at Foxley Itlver 0.1. Atlgust 22, 192G, after only 36 hours of’ severe suf- fering, PIIIIIVHPII Iilalonc, son of Will- ium Malone at the early ago of 14 years and fl months. All that tender nursing and medical aid could do was done but to no avail. The doccosetl with visited by his beloved pastor, Rev. Reginald Mac- Donald who ndmlitistcrctl to hint the last sacrament of the R. C. Church. Edward “'11s a lovable boy and was a general favorite with all who know hint. The fun- eral was held nu tho 24th to St. Brltlgcfs (‘Iiurch Lot 1i. and n muss of Requiem was celebrated for the repose of ills soul by Rev. Reginald MacDonald, l’. l’. lIe leaves in mourn besides Ills father and mother 4 brothers and 4 sit-st- ers.

The pail bearers were his six first cousins, viz. Aubery J. Malone Aneas and Win. .\lcNnlly and Am- brose_ Oswell and Anoas Costello. May his soul rest in peace.

MRS. GORDEN HUESTIS.

There passed pottcefully uwuy to the Heavenly home on Wednesday. Aug. 18th from her homo zit ‘Wil- mot Valley. Xllr-s. (lordon llucsiis at the age of 60 years.

Mrs. lfuostis bud not bot-n u very strong woman for tho ptisi ii yours. hut was able to be around and do her work all winter and spring, but in tho early summer she grow weaker and thg last month “in... spent mostly in bed. She was n bright and cheerful woman, a mod. el wife fwd mother. greatly belov- ed by all. She took a tic-op inter- ost in tho welfare of her family, and was kind and gentle in mun. ner. She will be greatly missed by her husband and cvcry mctnber of the family of four boys and one Kill. Tho boys uro Stephen and Horace at home, Erie on n farm 11°11!‘ IIOIIIO. E CTIIOn in Toronto, and Lillian the nly daughter, u! home with her eorrnwing father. Emerson came home from Tnmnw and was a great. comfort and help to his mother during her Inst lil- ncss. The funeral was held on Friday afternoon at'2 o'clock. Tho service was conducted by Rev. D. K. Ross 0f North Bedeque. The attendance was very 13789 the People marched In double in. ‘from the home to the Wilmot cemetery a quarter of a mllo distant and amid the beauties or in.) 511mm."- and the sunshine of heaven she was laid to rest 1.1 the gin-e pom o; a summer land of song and beauty surpassing anything that the eye has yei. seen. Mm. Iluestis’ maid- en name was Francis Ilogg, she was a. sister of John and Robert Hots or Wllmot and of Mrs. Albert

-.__.. dllllhter a sweet recollection and glad anticipation of what is in store for those who are fgdggmgd by the precious blood of Jesus, To Him sister and dnnghtq; we would entrant you to come 1m- hhat consolation and guldnncq whlch W6 all need.

Submitted on behalf of the We) men's Missionary society.

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