COUNT RON l CLE

nd PRINCE

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QUMMEBSXDIG AND ruuwl count! ' ‘ » ' having SUppllPS l0 distribute, but m“; ._ lira. John Pond, u Water Itroot. mm. Phone ran-r _ o n r a by many others as well. Owing L‘ _ H h" m b. M, WM u l, m, c e 8 ee lngs to its situation it has been difii- g . _ Adumn‘ . u f" o w dd, ' . . , culth tombandle patrons properly F | N E s T ' . f2 . l... bought daily at nay of the Inllnwlng llnrel In R A h Wit e new system of gale}. = "l; ,, .. . ° "'8 1 o etlrzng rc eacon t . n» l» m. m ¢ | G A R c 4 "w livll lllllraflcrsss“ ‘la-m m. "Mk and“, a’ ‘ifmmu. s" lEvery car that goes through thr- . . Tilftlllltl , r ____ _ R l M o gate will have w stop when i‘. l , dole, 1:11:31 ‘fag; klormlfilahgglnlel lrorsi-lfif-Lrgellr.’ I: Exit.“ Johns‘ Episcopal] failures, at. egu a1’ Qnt y eetlng comes inside. Ticket takers will \- 2- wr - _ ‘ o , a an i" _. :,',',";§ulrh§"rll“e'r l: in. boy renown-lid‘ W’ "‘"‘°"" °" "w '°'“°' Tuesday morning. 238i?‘ $3937‘. __‘C_°€__“tm“°d "m; P?’ _ i l: 5231a? hgsgkntrll? graze: , a! :7 was e scene o a pre ty summer wli be ticket sellers n h.nri t. ‘KW Wcdding. when Miss Doris Lulu The regular monthly meeting of We trust that Dr. DeWolfe White 31cm’ Onehktggfstgnmsaqlglgé?"Q5513: l sulpply their wants. CflrzlSlfigq prac‘: WES Bernard. only daughter of Mr.a.nd the Summerside Town Coullcil and Mrs. White and family may size ‘:5 New Yo k BEL Ben 1600 5 llcally no delay. Gate keepers will 1 Mrs. H. B. Bernard of 5t. Elcan- was held on Monday evening. be spared for many years as hon- t“: 1200 1 d ‘f’ Ia ‘flaw béen ll open the gates as soon as these ; 33S 11mg: tthe bridetof Mr. Gor- Mayor Robinson presiding. After orcd citizens of this town, enjoy- >3“! bfilaks 318C gamers and ‘IOHIIBMHPS have been nttondcd m él, _ v _n ar Bennet, 85o. son the reading of the minutes. town ing abounding health and heav- l lso that cars can move in thrcc * 410313‘ 110.090 N11‘: brfiégagi: Lgrggwpfifxfifsiglz- oi Professor J. G. and Mrs. Ben- bills were passed as follows: cn's richest blessings. lgilflfgngicnzrggd tgtqgpl j directions. ' ' ‘ w plcllr Ulb ll i L_l075_7_28_u' N‘ JV‘ Miss Rum strykgl Flcmmgl ncglof Charlottetown. _Paid bills. $10,912.81: unpaid Moved by Stirling MacKay; scc- A combination “lim- and wood» ‘ . ‘ I “' dmmm ton, N. J. and Miss Elaine Freeman. tends of the bridal party had bms’ sfigaaafi; electric “gm mm ended by Harold 3' schummn‘ fence with heavy posls enclose it. DECORATIOXS ‘

decorated the church with a pro- bills, $3362.49; unpaid bills $605.91. Reverend C. DeWolfe White,

m m“ RINGBONI, Curbs or

. ' v . _ Pmmswwn- N- J-l W" “lave 11°C" fusion of beautiful flowers The ‘ Chief D F MacNeill of the “ire Summerslde P El This h“ bee“ pamted white and ‘ The scheme of decorations at ‘i ~ yrus lry Qlfl" 50"“ B3755“ 50°" holidaying at M155 Hardini-TS 01d choir was in attendance, and un- Department was then asked to rive I August, i937. we“ and 15 Pleasm“ m the eye‘ the Provincial Exhibition ihlsycar n‘ 5.4101- Drlll; W" Kousmg ‘ b91116 1" N°Tb°Y9l $11953‘ 9f MY- fwd dor thc capable leadership of Mrs. l his report 0n the fire convention water cmmecuons ha"? bow W?‘ will be reminiscent of the Corona- ‘ " __ fmuwial, Ymmg MTS- J" A- Hardm?‘ and 315° "lsltcd FIUFHW‘ Andrew rendered music in Charlottetown. His report was Reports of Committees Stan“ 5° lb“ m‘, who}? fgurlfiaf . lion. Coronation CO]OI‘S——i‘(‘fl.Wlll‘,C 4711-5!) PWT," , t, Chm-ch F M155 Hardmgs "M" M“ w~ Cl siliiablc to the occasion, Many very comprehensive and wcll vc- can he sprmkled m a W“ s m‘ and blue-—\vlll be in cvidcncc from '-.l ' cpl‘ “M51 fhf-Jffflg. g o'ciock:‘ Robertson opsmnnmrslde Gas." 3°“ interested friends from various ceived. Mayor Robinson cxicudcd Thc reports of committees were Mme‘ A“ anemia!" W111 _ be’ in i [he Irwlncm you come m ‘WW of w‘ nllédllllAmrm’ “ L_‘1471_3_10_2;_' 11a’ mgdyrdrrldalixaccfllpflnlcd by centres witnessed the ceremony a vote of thanks to Chief Mac- incl-l received. ggmrtger“ Xlallfuiilxzd gluagznfg I the main gates until you hllve " ~ ' ~_ _ , ,, ' , a e u ' » - . -. j‘ i Hgfdingirwlgigséislcgpenés aw “To the strains ‘of The H Voice Neill. which was heartily endorsed vColmclilor MacKay reported that keep n gee tram dust. me Saab , lgvtrzndcrcdiclther into [the Grarld , g. n“ Kmppo MEAT MEAL, l holiday m Jerwv a Brcathed Oer Eden . the by the Councillors prcscm. “anion destruction had been go mg capaciw ha‘ ha,“ Ernanv ,n_ _- and mm lacc track lla the in:

All llllfl (Jllalroal Bis-

l; fruzll c.lv at. Brands.

l mhw‘ L-l1254-8-l0-2i. SL-“ugnjrcsses and 511m ' freduccd. G11)‘ Parcel Sum‘ ‘ _ L-i428-B-‘7-2i.

---" yilfllsT in hot . w". iilc rullch with ,. and H o in liquid and alder. B11)’ Vi“ “Wm andldism- cull.’ P°““°" m Blijflsbés-a-ll-zl.

~ |§_ ‘ clean up. _ \\illll‘\\';\\li and disin- ll Imi liquid and powder. Bruce's. L-1523-8—1l-21.

erl ii Id a’. ,]-j,\'(‘..\GI-I.\IENT—l\/Ir. and Mrs. I l), 'l‘ll\lnl- announce the n! lllclr lliccc. Mildred GPQJ ill‘ to Licorlle Franklin. ; o,’ liir. and Nlrs. E- K. Cam- on. ifnrringc t0 lake place early . septcrllbor. 11-1521- _llrl"\'rrr-:n rm: ANNIVERS- - my! ,vll-s. Donald Bell r cclc-brzlting their 49th ' lnlllvcrsnry. They were nlhgpylj‘ to have their sevcn

'I(")_~TRYON -Kli- Zfl K. llcll and wife and two

Montreal Shot

Triu m phs In Walker Match

(By Foster Barclay)

(Canadian Press Stuff Writer) UQNNAUUHT RIFLE RANGE, South March, 0111., Aug. lU-Coll- tululllg accuracy llc displuycci bore last year, Scrgt. Wlllllun Ewing, 2;: year old Montreal sniper, today won the Walkers match at the ali- llual meeting oi thc Dominion of Canada Rifle Assoc llllnll. l-lc carti- cfl 6U points of a possible 70.

At thc annual lllccllllg last year, the youth fired consistently in all matches and was rewarded with a place on the rifle team which re- prcsented Canada at Bisley Camp, England, last month.

Sergt. Ewmgs aim slipped only once from the bul.‘s eye. Al soc yards he misjudged the mirage on his second shot and scored an ill- ner. He was full of confidence when

he advanced to 200 yards and l. spanked ills seven rounds .11 the black.

Lieut. Steve Johnson, Blslcy shot of lnnisfail, Alta, stood alone u1

while Mr.

mony the bridal party left the church to the accompaniment of

holding the Great Wall pass at Nnnkow to attack Japanese forces

anese aerial bombardmlents, how- over, the Japanese said, and an-

briflfll llariy took their place at thc chancel. where the beautiful and impressive marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Hunt of King's College. Halifax. The bride. who was given in manlage by bcr father. had as her attend- ant Miss Anna K. Bennett. R.N.. Edwin Bernard sup- ported the groom.

At the conclusion of the cere-

Mendeissohns Wedding March and the joyful pcaling of the bell of ihc old historic church. A wed- ding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. after which the popular young couple. amid showers of rice and confetti. left by motor for a honeymoon trip to be spent in the Adiron- dacks and other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett will re- side in Charlottetown, where Mr. Bennett is a memberof the teach- ing staff of West Kent School.

MAJOR '

n the area. The Chinese troops feared Jap-

A resolution appointing Ccllu MacNeill as assistant chicl to r."- place the late Duncan Palmer ‘ms received. but the question arose as to whether anyone sitting on 1hr- Council Board could accept re- muneration from the town. .\fr. Durant stated that. thc Fire De- partment was exempt; the mailer was laid over so that the by-law could be looked up.

Several communications were read from citizens on various streets requesting paving to bclnid down. This matter was left cprll.

A request from Frank J. Elliots. show people. asking for a llccllsc to run their show in Summersldc next week was discussed at some length.

Mayor Robinson stated that he felt the town should not. associate itself with any counter attrac- tions to the Provincial Exhibition. Coun. MacKay expressed the opin- ion that as the work now given to the workmen is being given under great sacrifice and in view of the fact that there will be no relief money from the government this winter. that the people should con- serve their carnings for the win- ter months; and that these shows are an inducement for people to spend money they can ill afiol-d. He felt that the Town Council should not. be a party to having these shows here.

in: on in the public square and lllill some pcrsons had stolen ap- plrs from people's orchards and broken thc lights in the park. He wisllcd it to be understood that any further deprcclations of this kind would be scverely dealt with.

A judge for thc juvenile court has boon appointed during the absl-ncc of Judge Inman. who will takc care of juvenile delinquents.

Some discussion took place with rcpard t0 thc unsanitary condition of coriniii dlvellings and Colin Cnrrutllcrs informed thc Council ihlu mic cnsc had been brought into court Ind others arc bOIIUZ lookcd into.

Police Report

ilrllnkcnllcss. l5. convictions. l5: Vii‘ 'il"il"_V. 4, convictions, 4; neglect. of (‘hlldl‘6i'l. 2. convictions. 2; com- lnon assault. 1, convictions. l: thefi. 1. convictions, i: drunken

driving. 1, 7 days in jail; juvenile. cnscs. l»~sent. to home for onel

year Fines collected. $124.50; with licenses. $617.50.

Milk Test Abbie MacArthur s5"; Cairns Bros. 33".

Grngcr lvIacQuarrla Lalvrcllce MacNally Idcal Dairy

3.2". 2.8’; 3.5%

creased 50 that. some 300 spocirli- ors can now witness thc Jildglllll in comfort.

CATTLE RING IDIPRCJVEDIENTS

The cattle ring has been somc- 11PM nwthnlpnp

thing that the managcmcni rc- garded as unsatisfactory for sov- eral years but did not know c.\'- actly what to do with it. How- ever, this year they have found the solution they bcllcvc. 'i‘bc fence opposite the stands has bccl;

blue border, the idca bolng ioiakc away the glare xvhich WRS form- erly present when whitcwalshed. The old stands have all been torn down and a new up to date stand erected having a total frontage of 136 feet. ‘Fbese stands ilave can- vas coverings with canvas luck and so arranged that every spec- tator sitting on them will have

perfect protection against. the sun ,

which at times beats on that pnr- ticular locality VETS‘ fiPYPMV- T-‘YH was a. big objection raised every

season by exhibitors. but. tho solu- >

tion was very difficult to find. but thought. and ingenuity have finally mastered it and nnw our livc stock exhibitors can rest. assured fllcv will suffer none of the disronlforis of former years. The fence which enclosed the property has also been replaced with one similar to

li ' d crcnln color \\""l 113mm‘? m“ mcmmc F" lyl-t so nluuy lluilrlrcds of

ct nfilcc or illmllcll ihc ifairl ‘Bullrilllz. Note thc pccllllar '.l.uc> color. a now exporimcnt in colors.

just the salnc as thc white on illc l peculiar l

Main Building or the whiteness of thc whitewash. it fr. due to the use of aGcrnlan chem- hluc lncol-poralrd lvlill oillcr inzrcciiclliz- Mixcd with murcsco and yvhitcwash lt has the effect of intensifying the white and added with one other ingred- ient to xvhito paint it changes it in a bcautiful blllc. Wllllc thc scom just small m". ll"IIl‘.l(‘ ilave nskcd about tbcsc things that

l we think a larger public milzllt bc intcrcsicd in them, hence this cx- l

plarlation.

'l"licl'c is going to be quite a in? ‘of rlvulrv between thc rllfllronh |'dl'i\'cl's at thc Exhibition l-nccs

l ncxt lvcck. due largely to the Bril- ‘ish Cnnsols Trophy which w.ll be awarded tn the driver scoring the ‘ The Association will‘

most prljls. give $20 as well to that dwver. The rlrivcr FKZOFlIiQ the s.r=crlnd mos! during the meeting mil rc- coive $10 But the British (fon- sols Trophy will not be thc only." piece of silvcrtrare up for compo- iltlrln Dr F‘.(‘f.Dou;!all. WPll-l(ll')‘.i'!1 harlllins horse lovcl" who acts ll: thc r-zlnacliy of starinr frnrluentl) and is a member nf ourCitvCoull- cil. has put up a beautiful trnnllv

c. E Cannon. c.’ l

Jllrrll ('(ill.~lllilC(‘ and‘ Kenneth wound place with fill, two short of owored the order by engaging only egouiifi Schurman éstateril thatfiast‘ E-xlllfisglygtlkga that erected m m? how’ hmzlng fl-iruilliliavlxélplzcrarog YQJrQIWIMIYPi-g-Orafl _ ‘ ‘ l v “w: m“ formers parmhx Possible A quartet had 67. 'i‘llcy l" 5min iklfmlshes- y r 8y Smnsme sue. a s m‘ " p y " ring,‘ Much favorable comment on d, 1 ,‘ 1 1 ,1 h n. .. "LU "" ‘ . . . . - l ncllald Bcll of ‘Iry- , w " L A B Comte: Ottawa, Japanese animals indicated ma; for the benefit of the Fire Depart- HPbPr MacQuarrie 33"’- me show, imprnvgmpnts has hm, so M n 01c.» cr Camp c svul- sf .\l\l\|:\ ul- slullns g. __ ‘(r lZc‘ ‘s first. visit to ggiLtcgpé ‘M061? gnaw“. An‘. so fax as they were “mew-fled a ment. but this ycai‘ owing to the /i Rnsvmll 43".. heard from visitors m Want HMS‘ dow no“; l: l.; ll .ll.:. -,l l .1. Woclgl v l ‘s. navlnz rc- Craifkknlgln 'To‘mnly hrcgmj.’ bu,“ mu c; two weeks may be expected generosity of the Town Council l Walter Lauglilin 3.5"» ‘ ‘W B. MacArthur. Ken-amino. u ..' (2.4 1414i, 1'. a. <l.l.:.illl. liclch g '- Mi'm°*°m' wa and Cadet R. E. Vesley of the in the region. This W85 believed the Department W5 11ml 111 ""3 Al“ Chimp?“ 39”" RESTAURANT wlhlinmnl Sm" m‘ farm” “m” 4 ‘ ' .tv-fivc years. where Inlbenal cadet; due to difficulties experienced 1n 0f benefits. George Harris 44% 1s a pen horseman. and vcarsg-lsp . 1Q (‘laudi _ ‘FY YP-‘Piln-‘ible Pm‘ Ali‘ Craftsman Gregory. who getting reinforcements mm china 001111. Carruthers and Colin.‘ James Chappell 35% The restaurant is now complete camp“ med MISS B0110 m” “ " UH“ _ . 4- n as n Chartered nccoumanc .1 d 67 made the Blsléy wan; because o; washed out railway and MacKay moved that no license be , Ronald MacNelll 3,0", d d‘ i ‘hos? whn Wm mm and others. is offering a trophy l 1 J. Wcdp ... 9v spook \:c"\' lllwnly of the fffw-ceae o when he was 16 but other broken oommunicatiofis allowed the Show People. and that l Frank Townsend 12c. :§ar'§“of"n°;, Egmbmon mm,‘ I, for lhc lvimwr of thc four-l-c-lr- i l"~""~ 915ml" 1' < ‘ell illclxandhhavc visited w; barred gfrom 801118 because or the government be informed M‘ “ma” Han 3'8"’ is beging decorated in Coronation fir‘! hrculcllrllhtly‘cnlrllldsplfolldktlmpn‘ "Hi0 l l‘ ('.|l.".'l".. 2 J l1_\' pout: nf llllcrcsi. On thcir his age. Since hc was l4 he has WARNING GIVEN the stand the cmlnc“ h“ takm’ Wm" Lkwl-"n 3'2"" colors-red. white and blue-by - r m. h 1 , n“ T”; . _.,,.._ u. "T 3r, f lurll trip lllcv illlcnd FWlYlE by been a familiar member of the NEW l" the mfltvtef- ‘ m‘ mm" ‘ m t " d"‘”1°pm"” "‘ "

icadrl". Ontario. to sce the fa- _0il5 qllihis. ' .__i._____i_

PERSONALS

' Duffy who has ' u in Frcclown. the guest .\lr. lulcl Mrs. Daniel Murphy has llifilcd to hcr honle in Emerald.

l llovrlflllli will. Rnsc valley. ln Eulcrzild. the less o .\ll‘. and Mrs. John L. I ly.

-.\fr. Jfimcs ivfurpbyl. Freetown.

fll» slllllivl- ill Elncrald the act of All: alul Ivlrs. John L. I .’y.

-Miss Beatrice MacDoald of lkline, Mass. is v'i='it.ing her

‘Jlcr. .\lr Daniel MacDonald o!

Brunswick shooting team. but HTS year, however, he was entered un- der other colors. He joined the Rm’- ai Canadian Air Force and was stationed at Ottawa. v

A l6 year old cadet. Arclllc Davy of the Hamilton Ccntraf Collegiate Institute, surprised veteran marks- man by outguessing a shimmering mirage to post 66 P011115» fled Wm‘ l9 others. Last week at NIP 0111M!" lTlPPl he tasted viclflfy Tm‘ the If“ time in his young career bl’ “ell- rllrlg the TYPO Match.

Lieut. James Boa eagle-eyed Montreal revolver marksman. “Pilaf crowned king 01' TRIM me e

mm when he won the Harold L. ‘ l M tch. 3012192 wligreorlliiamil. Rof 45 seconds. the Montreal sniper Planted 1° rounds on the target at 300 yards for a More of 44 points, six short of a, possible and one more than his nearest oomlwillifll‘. CBDV T395‘

Japanese did not plan at present to push through the Great wall, warned. however, that his country- men would strike swiftly if Chinese launched a concerted at- tack.

over Peiping and Teinicln commercial the outside world came to a vir- tual standstill under the pressure for censorship.

Hopeh Chinese from the Nanking Government was seen in the ap- pearance of posters and handbiils.

world‘; bcst and Strongest." crnment will never

and now is only deceiving northern Chinese."

one spokasman declaring the

t-l1 e

Japanese tightened their control and communication with

A drive designed to alienate the

some proclaimed:

"The Japanese army is the

"The Central (Nanklng) Gov- fight Japan the

Appreciation of Ven. Archdeacon White

A resolution was passed. unani- mously. to extend cordial greet- ings to Ven. Archdeacon White. D.D., on his retirement as rector of St. Mary's, the text of which is as follows:

Resolved: That. the Sumnlcrsirlc Town Council extend to Revs-nun! C. DeWolfe White. D.D.. Arch- deacon of the Church of England in Prince Edward Island. cordial greetings on his retirement from his pastorate of the Summerside Church. after a quarter of a con- tury of devoted and faithful ser- vice. We realize that the one great aim of Dr. DeWolfe White was to serve the God Whose word he preached, and to advance His Kingdom. rich in human sympa-

Rcsolutions Regarding Airport

Rcsolvcd that whereas in the opinion of the Town Council it is ncccslarv to cxfcnd the airport south. bc it resolved that Maple Avenur- be closed to traffic from Northumbcrland Street to the eas- tern boundary of present airport. properly: this is hclng done under auihorimllon granted at the last session of thc local Legislature.

Moved by Coun. T. Carruthers: seconded by Coun. J.M. Nicholson.

Resolved that in the opinion of the Council. it has been found ncccssaryl to extend the. airport south for a distance of approxi- maicly 1200 feet.

And whereas the option on this necessary property expires at an early date: be it further resolved that the property of Mrs. Amanda Wells as set ollt in option dated

and efficient service.

Mr. Hine. who has charge- of all interior decorations for the Pro- vincial Exhibition. All the new tables and seats have been placed. the interior has bccn dollc in buff color and the windows trinllnrri in green. In the kitchen thc bi: hotel range with automatic oil burner will be ready in a. day or so. together with oven which is also heated by an oil burner. 'I"hs- plumbing fix"- tures have all been installed and‘

the water tanks will deliver hntt

and cold water to all parts of the! restaurant. I

A feature that has never before been utilized is aglant tea makcr which operates by electricity. This is capable of brewing 300 cure 0f! tea and assures patrons of qlllClCl

Two up to date electric refrig- erators will be installed in thc

l i

the Braniford l

colt. speed.

‘Bedeque Wins I“, -_ Softball Till?“ With St. Eleanors Afiadia" clulgress

A Largely Attended

*__ l

A softball game and programmel of sports were carried out at the Bcrleque rink on Wednesday‘ own‘ fling in colulecixon wzlll a Band Coilcr-rl L1l\'l‘l‘l by ihl- Sumnlcl'slclc balm. Jusi a fair crowd were Oil ham! i0 see the evcllis and cnloy thc very close softball game be- tween Bcdeque and Si. Eleanors‘ which resulted in a 6-5 victory for; the former. About thc only soft-l

lvl ‘FPHAN. ll. m; 1-'l~lCP.

main kitchen to keep food stufTs‘

mvd°~mse mond T. Burke of Ottawa. Sci-gt. "The Japanese Army _is only thyi] and with the ability to ap- Mrzrch 5th. bc purchased at the in a pmpor Sm... m- p,.,,_,._,,n.a,ion lgall‘(ti:Ipé-itbghllihofllglixsfincih 1511;‘: _ loifiligll=llltliglpl ‘l Yr

. ""““ Carl Iddlols. a rapid firc expert of hrllning thqflnorltherrl’ Cflhmese." @230 the Joys 9nd sogrpns pf prNcc vsilratgl tllcreon. _ The" are many 0mg, lmpr,“.g_ 5 the rural dmm“; but some snappy . . L (ymzxflw kb‘ y . H ~.\il$s Gcvilc Arm-trong- Mmw‘ Calgary was third with 42. “Nor b C na s sa e orever. "ma" an ° n‘? ° mo‘ -‘ Cmm‘ MMKEY- 5°C‘ ments in connection with the res- teams are spring n8 up m mam. U; “HP _ v ‘Nd his“ ~ Q ,. .N n. flll§ rcturllcd home after Vancouver Wm, 1,5 Sea,“ major lvcnll China people must build them the consolation of the Gos- ended by Colm- Grfldv- taurant which space docs not P9P" l‘ lime d stflcts_ - Aftillbihifln) - fi- r53": delight!“ "ML “m MY- and match when COYP- 5- H- arem" their mm "country on l firm pa] o! Christ’ Meeting adiwmed‘ 11110115 f0 dime» l In Wednesday's Bame Bedcouo. P‘ A". Ciimsloxl I 1 - Cllc 16y Robertson, Summer- wood was annmmued winner 0f’ the foundation. > wont Mm Scoring “W runs to (‘xv M bfirlijillpr,‘ oil s’ . l ..‘ . cast. rich Bankers event. Sergt. P. M. lw-jw LOCK GATES lrhmwqo lho lend of 3-0 to 3-5. sl. ' , A‘ 1i , _ _