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KmGsmN BAPTIST CHURCH qlewioes: Sept. 8rd st ‘l, p. m. Isiorlhiiivea-stlinunlievvntfl. Wskelilll- outer.
MEMORIAL SERVICE, Soldier's Monument, Ccmwall, Sunday, Sept- ember 2nd at 2.30 p. m. Special mu- sic.
103K PASTORAL CHARGE- Services on Sunday, Sept. 3rd, will be: Central Church, 11 a. m.; Pleas- ant Grove, 3 p. m. and York, 7.30 p. m. At the evening service Miss Francis Wood will be the special soloist. -
SPECIAL
RIPE TOMATOES
4 lbs. 25c m. IIOLMAII
115 Kent St. Revere Hotel Block OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY
$100 CASH
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Contestants dialed in The Guar- dian's nu; Contest, up to Wednes- day morning at ten o'clock, the ma- jority of which have turned in subscriptions. are as follows:
Miss Mary Carter, Cardigan RR. 3 48 Reed; Miss Winnifred MacDonald, Montague: Mrs. John
New Fur Sales Company
‘The Royal Gazette publishes the announcement of the registration oi a new fur market ‘organization, un- der the name of Dominion Fur Sales Limited with head office at Summerside. According to the pow- ers given to the new organization they can carry on many and various lines of business-as commission mechants, brokers, auctioneers, etc, and it is expected the company will develop the exportation of many commodities, in addition to pelts, for the benefit of provincial producers. Meantime they are appealing more especially to fur ranchers, offering their services for the sale of pelts in the world markets with a view to
I securing the highest possible prices. The Provisional Directors are all
throughout the Province, and are headed by Mr. A. E. McLean, M.P., , the others associated being Mr. W. ' P. Callaghan, the well known prize I
men well known in Surnmerside and i
Oontralto Solo-"Come Ye Blessed" ...... Pflngle Scott Mine Berna. Hueltls EVENING = I SOT0—"l win Dwell in the House of the um" -l.'villo lilrs. Herold Gilleqls
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1.00 P. iVL-Publio Worship. Sermon-"Jeeue Himself In The Midst" . .. Dr. Ramsay , SoIo-“A Dream of Paradise" Grey
Mr. Joe. Calder.
VHtor-s Ccrdially Welcome. Evening Service Broadcast by C. H. C. l.
St. Paul ’s Church
10.00 A. lib-Prayer Meeting. 11.00 A. ltL-Publlc Worship. Sermon-"Our Lord's Temptations" ... Solo-"Fether cf Mercies" . . . . . . .. Miss Alloe Coffin
Dr. Ramsey ....... Glnek
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BRADALBANE PASTORAL CHARGE-United Church of Cen- ' m. 1m. Arthur a. Wallis, a. A., pastor. Services for Sunday, Sep- tember 9rd: Pleasant Valley at l1 a.m., Granville at 8 p.m., Bradal- bane st 7 p.m.
CHURCH 01" SCOTLAND (Cen- tral Parish). Services on Sabbath, Sept. 3rd: Canoe Cove at 11 a.m., Church Hill at 2.80 p.m., Nine Mile Creel: at 7 pm. J. E. Lamont, student.
VISITING TOURISTS - Among the tourists who arrived in the city yesterday were Mr. and Ivfrs. D. C. Jackson, Cambridge, Mess, Dr. and Mrs. A. S. MacMillan, Wolan, Mass,
Culp, Harrisburg, Pa. They are rc- gistered at the Canadian National.
POLICE COURT-At the Police Court, yesterday morning e. man charged with being drunk and in- capable had iive dollars bail es- treated, a second was given fifteen days in jail. Two men charged with unlawful possession of stolen goods, one charged with breaking and entering, and one charged with vsgrancy were remanded till s. _..
LABOUR DAY - Labour Day, Monday, will be observed iirthe us- uul manner in the city. In the morning the annual Labour Day parade will be held. and a baseball some between the Falcons and Rov- ers will take place. In the after- noon the sports, sponsored by ‘the Labourers’ Protective Union will be held. The medals to be presented to the winners of the events are on display in the window of the Tip Top Tailors.
CAB OVERTURNED-The occu- pants of s cEr had an almost mir- aculous escape from injury about 2.30 yesterday afternoon, when the sedan in which they were riding turned over on the Spring Park Rood. The ca: had been proceeding north, allegedly st s. rapid rate of speed, end was turning Simmonds’ Corner, when the accident occurred. The vehicle was badly damaged, but the occupants, a men who was driv- ing and two young women, escaped
“u, ‘mum’ “n; mun“ o unsc- tched. The driver will ap- ~- pear next week on s charge of reck- 10.00 s. hl-The Smiley School j 1°“ “w” imam-samurai.” n can“; ‘ - __
Sermon. ' d’ “I ‘u 5 r. e. r. newer. sssociinon < —'1he thirty-third annual meeting _ _"*‘_"_"_"""——— ‘ of the r. n. r. Dental Association 1.60 P. Ms-lvenlng Prayer sud Seamus; was held in the Legion Rooms, » =mmv m»- < 3“‘3.T.';...°".°;‘.‘?Z.Z§ 1V. II. D. RAYMOND, IIGIOI. i a large attendance of members present. The officers elecird for a*‘ *¢*:~‘-e- -~~ ~¢- --~ ¢--~-~- - u-g v; the ' year were Dr. A. L. ' Purdy, Alberton, President; Dr. D. T. Waye, Vice President: Dr. J. H. o++++o++0+o+o+o+o+e+0+e» A“ "Hum"! h Hun," a "u 57"!» 5e°"“w'm3mmr'“°“' _ urer; Dre. Heath McIntyre and J. I Th6 “Seaman” W‘! 9am“. u P. Miller, were also elected, who Presbyterian Church 5 pot mm’ w u“ my HM with the above officers constitute cfseedtagllkelytemlsleodths Dene n Adlemon
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, public. Growers, dealers, and as . f. representing the Department of I er. sauna" cannon 1 t; I I 'mh:,’fm' gym“ ‘d! Health. oonsistinl of Dre. xseplns Minister: I or to marir any container cf seed and Oreelmu‘ with,‘ magnum; Rev. n, MOOIIIGIG Legals, < potatoes with any mom deswip? w“°°“' “m” °“ I ° m“ m‘
1; |;__ n_ n ’ “on, but m,‘ may b. mm. only connection with the establishment
M Public Worship: ornlus’ st Eleven 0’clc&. Erwin: s: Seven cams.
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SEED POTATOES‘
he Pctsto can be ‘Used for Seed but not Sold or Advertised
m"! is nothing in the regula- livru or his Destructive Insect aha
' a Act governing seed potatoes hielldcd to convey the impression _i_hat only certified seed can isw- MIY be used forseedpurposes. Asa F1944»! of fact, says the Dominion Department of Agriculture, any .. “w! kind of potatoes may be us- fPd "991! by anyone, but only oer- "mkd Deed potatoes may bs adver- d Ind sold ss seed potatoes. It I In indictable offence under the
when, in addition, the official cer- tification tsg is present on the container.
It is to be ‘dearly undereteodthst certified seed does not mesn seed potatoes first are entirely tree iircmalldisesseaforsirchsresult is scarcely possible under field conditions. but every effort is made to inqieot Ind pen only tu- bers from field that are well kept. and diow only s Plmnhs! c! disease. and . blunts en whereas
Csnsdfls crop end nctfor the more purpose or‘ "_,sfield. baedpots- toes-must be in sood condition is fore the official tags are smashed 90 Ihilllmflii-I. but. 0n the other hand. the public mmt realise that potatoes cannot stand rcsyh ham. 1111s. hish ismpenuuus, or wet
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spendifls s blesssnt vacation milmfll in limes. because mt Kensinglon the guest of w. aha sure to set in if such Mrs. Edward Pendergset, the ist-
of Provincial Rural Dental Clinics. which the Women's Institutes have been for some time fostering end for which the Provincial Govern- ment at its last session, made a grant of 01,000. After the matter was fully explained and discussed the Association, by resolution, ex- pressed itself as unanimously in sympathy with the proposed pro- ject, and promised to cooperate in the plan set forth, in so far as it win b, possible individually to do.
PERSONALS Mr. Fred lien, baggage master st the C. N. R. Depot, left yester- dsy on his annual vacation.
Miss Eiieen Marin teacher in
Coleman National Busness Col-
lege, Nevwvk. N. J., has left on re- turn to resume her duties, after in
car's niece.
wed“- Bmkneld; “M” mam‘ I winning fox rancher. Dr. R. H. Mac- I 1m’ charmuewwn R3" 53 M!“ 5'1 Donald, formerly of Bedeque and H- Bufl"! smlthw"? MI" M47331" now of Saskatoon, who has swept Nelle“. "H1011 Reed; M!“ M"? I the boards m the West with his Brown. Charlottetown: Mrs. Sidney mm winning foxea M,‘ 130mm Elliott. Charlottetown; J- H- Twlcr. Baker, Summerside aha Mr. J. n. ChB-floi-MOWVXI! T- E. 3101493’. 511m- Jcnkins, Charlottetown, have wcll mm“; Vii/ll"- QIIMWO- $11"- known reputations in fur and mer- IOWWWYI; M558 Mil-Tm 30W“. cantile circles.
When-lei’ River; M158 L- Afllccini The Company are engaging high- Mt. Stewart; J. H. F. McCailum, Jr. ly qualified and skilled men as Charlottetown; Miss Genevieve Jay. cleaners, graders and marketers, MONK; Miss Eileen Handrahan, and in the coming Fall intend going Tignish; Fred Skerry, Alberton; wholeheartedly into the marketing Mrs. M. T. Lam/be, Emerald: Miss‘ of Silver Furs for the benefit of all Ruby McLean, Clyde River; Stirling concerned.
McDonald, Charlottetown; Missl
Julia Carver, Mt._A1bl and Prince County
_ on; Eric‘ Robin, Charlottetown; Chas. Walsh,.‘ Albany: EdJWRfd Norton, Crapaud; P. A. Rattray, Charlottetown; Alex. Douglas, Kensington; Miss ‘Lottie Proffitt, Spring Valley; R. Sellick,= ehelooewvm Ru c PM new» .§2§“..'.‘i!.”.'."2.i’,“°$122232‘; 2: : Kensington; Miss Isobel Ferguson, l" a word strictly pay-am- u. so nohshaw; Mrs. Sabine. Charlotte‘ ” town; C. Wayc, St. Peters; Anna‘ Callaghan, Charlottetown; Laura ,
-'l‘l|Is column ls reserved for nears
-FINED S3 AND COSTS - In he Summerside Police
Hughes, Charlottetown: R. M. Owen, Charlottetown; Lloyd Archer, Charlotttctown; Ma's. Geo. Myers, Hunter River: Miss Ruth Toombs, Charlottetown; Mrs. M, A, Mc- Ieod. Belfast; Mrs. John A. Stewart, WM POIM; Harvey Campbell, Charlottetown; Stanley Willis, Clyde River; James E. Hughes. Bradalbane; Mrs.- A. S. Smith, Charlottetown; Victor Williams, Charlottetown; Mr. Charles Bradley, Kelly's Cross; Miss Ruby McLean, Cornwall; Ernest Fardy, Charlotte- town; George H. Deacon, Freetown: Miss Beatrcie W. Perry, Miscouche; Miss Alice Lavlc, Souris; Miss Dor- Oi-IIY MOYIWKII. Sour-ls; ‘Warren Young. East Baltic: Alfred E. Dig-
merside; Wilfred Inn-inn, Summar- side; Chas. Champion, Malpeque; Ml!- JQWDh Dunsford. Bonshaw: Mrs. Rred Bertram. Fredericton; Miles Bessie Carruthers, Ofibeary;
Miss Margaret MacDonald, of An. tisonlsh. N. s., is visiting in the 01W. the guest of her friend, Miss Enid Cantwell.
Miss Enid Cantwell and Master Bill arrived home after spending a very pleasant vacation visiting their 51ml. Mrs. Edward Haley and Mr. Haley.
M111. W. J. lnngwridge and two children left yesterday morning on return to Boston after visiting her Parents Mr. end Mrs. Adam Hick- en, Heed of Montague.
Mr. Louis S. Turner. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. 'I‘urner, has return- ed home from a two months trip to England, Scotland and France. He made the trip with the Oversggg Ed. ucationnl League.
Mr. McArthur, Inspector o; the Bank of Montreal who has been spending his vacation in the city when he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.- l-I. R. Large, left yester- dly morning on return to Toronto.
Mr. Nod Mrs. John 1". Connolly and son Gerald arrived in the city last evening from Ottawa, where Mr. Connolly was employed in the civil service. He will assume his duties next week as teacher in Prince of Wales College.
m». end Mrs. Seymour Sentner of Elmsdale, who have been on a motor tour through the Province, have been the guests for the past few weeks of Mr. end Mrs. Ed Acorn, Greet George Street. They purpose returning home today.
Miss Helen Large left yesterday morning on return to Toronto af- ter spending s vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Large, Hillsboro Street. She was accom- panied by her sister Betty, who will visit relatives in ‘Iioronto.
Mrs. Marshall Woodslde and family left on ‘hiesday for their
nan, Howlan; Mrs. L. A. Wood. Sum- '
Court a, drunk wasnned s3 and costs-s]
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—1vms. nanrwsar. counomj
Wllmot, announces the engage-i nient of her daughter, Florence? Ethel Adams, to James Andrew‘ Murphy, son of Mrs, Laura l-Ioggfl Kelvin, marriage to take place the! | latter part of September. 860i
~—RECEIVES SEVERE INJURIES.
working at the new water system‘ which 1e being laid down. to takej care of the additional water supply: met with a nasty accident on; nrhursday. no tripped and fell 111-‘ ‘to a trench landing on a plank‘ with a bolt sticking up in it. 'I'hej ibolt pierced his side making a very ;nasty wound. I-le received medical: ‘attention and is now resting quite‘,
" comfortcibly.—S
-c. c. r. "r. LEADER amps-g TAINED-Tlie Baptist C. G. I. T.' entertained their leader, Miss And-I rey Taylor to a picnic at Bedeque‘ shore on Wednesday. Miss Taylor has been engaged in C. G. I. T. work for some years and this little‘ mark of appreciation before she left to take up the nursing profession: in Quebec pleased Miss Taylor very‘ muchr-S
—-CHURCH NEWS-Sunday, Sept. 3rd, will be the closing day of’ the Gospel tent services on Central st. Summersidt, under the direction of Evangelism J. W. Turpei and W. Edmund Smith. There will be preaching at 3 and 7 p. m. Mr. Smith will preach on Saturday night at 7.45 and Sunday morning at 11 in the Mount Pleasant Narzarehe Church, and will leave Tuesday, the 5th, for New Glasgow, where he will assist Rev. C. J. Myatt in a series of Evangelistic services. J. W. Tur- pel will preach in the Alberton Nar- zarene Church Sunday at 11 a. m. Mrs. Wm. Mercer will preach in Elmsdale at 7 p. m.
-—PBEDIGTS BETTER PRICES —Mr. Byron N. Barnes of Halifax, well known in this province as an authority on form produce mark- ets. was a visitor to Summcrside 0n Friday and expressed optimism in regard to the‘ prospects or better farm prices’ this fall. Mr. Barnes did 110i- anticipate a very largo ex- Pflrt trade to the United states, al- “with some Island potatoes will find their waythere; but lie look- ed for a very large increased de- mand in the Montreal and Toron-
IIOTICE TO TIIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
After thorough renovation the North American Hotel is again open for business under the repahlc management of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Peters, who arc now really to cater to the travelling public.
I bespeuk for this genial couple,
the patronage cf tho friends old,
home in Halifax accompanied by and new of this favorite stopping Ml‘. Hid Mrs. Ralph Nelson end P1106, Ind assure them of satisfac-
daughter Phyllis, who intend spending s few dsys in Halifax. before returning to their home in’ rramihgham, Mess.
tlcn in every respect. ANDREW F. MURPHY.
Mi
. Buying
HERE AR
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2 only 906A 250 Gallon with 1/6 H. P. Electric Motor ‘Automatic Switch and Valves
AWAY BELOW TOOAY’S FACTORY COST! a
By buying Listens entire Maritime stock, we are able to quote these
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All May Be Sold!
E TIIE CLEARAIICE PRICES:
SHALLOW WELLS UP TO 25 FEET $79.00
2 only 909AE 340 Gallon with 1/2 H. P. aircooled Engine I
1 only C912AE 500 Gallon with 1 H. P. air cooled Engine
1 only 910A 500 Gallon without Engine or Motor
$42.00
I FOR DEER WELLS OVER 25 FEET I 1 only C295OAE 250 Gallon with 1 H.P. alr-cooled-Englnc I
_1 only 950AM 250 Gallon without Engine or Motor
$47.00
ELECTRIC MOTORS
1/4 u. P.
1 H. P. 110 VOLT
32 VOLT
$9.95 $59.00
3 H. P. 110 VOLT
$69.00 g
Freight Prepaid To Any Island Station
ORDER PERSONALLY OR BY MAIL
R. T. IIOLMAII LTII. $"""""$"'*
_-1V[i'. Samuel McLellan, who wasl .
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to markets. Mr. Barnes hat‘ seen
some very fine shipments of tur- _
nips leaving Prince Edward Island farms recently, and said, there was a. good demand for turnips at the present time. He believed a steady rise in price was much better than a spectacular rise followed by a slump. He had every confidence! the things are going to improve for the farmer and advised them to "stick to itP-S
' PERSONALS
-Miss Ethel Crochet is the guest of Miss Beth Wells of Albcrtom-SI
—Miss Catherine Noonan, who has been visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Noonan, Albany, has returned to hcr home in Chicago.
-Miss Elizabeth Nconan has re- turned to Victoria, 15.0., after a pleasant holiday with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Nocnan, of Albany.
Mr. Claude Delaney, of Albany, spent the week end with friends in Souris.
—-'I‘he many friends of Miss Phyl- lis Hughes will be glad to know that she underwent a successful opera- tion in the Prince County Hospital.
—-Miss Mary Cameron of Cal- gary is the guest of Mrs. W. B. lvlcNeill of Summcrsidca-q-S.
—.M.iss Burlf of Toronto is the guest of limbs Mildred Iefurgey at
LAND IN GOOD HEART
In considering the matter of soil fertility and the value of soil ana- lysis, it is well to bear in mind. says the Dominion Chemist, that the productiveness or fertility of a soil is by no means entirely deter- mined by the percentages or plant food constituents present, nor even by the proportions of those which may he actually available for im- mediate crop use. The soil, for thrifty and profitable growth, must not only contain a sufficiency of the chemical elements in readily assimilable forms to supply the food requirements of the crop, but the soil must be of such a mechan- ical condition or texture as to of- fer a fine seed bed for germina- tion, and permit of a ready exten- sion of the root system as growth fldvanccs. Whlle allowing free we» ter to pas through and drain away, the soil must have an ab- sorptive capacity to hold over suf- ficient moisture for the supply of the crop during periods of drought.‘ This is very important. It must not be too close and compact to (ix-I, clude air and, at the same time, it. must be firm enough and fines enough to give the plant support and retain moisture. Such land is said to be in “gocd heart," or, oth- erwise stated, mellow, friable and
MICHAEUS WEEK run
SPECIAL PRIZES
Live Stock Men watch out for Seven Special Prizes st the King! County Exhibition at Georgetown. September 6th awarded by
MESSRS. POOLE 8: THOMPSON- L IITED.
Agents for Fasierfat Ltd, Hslihn
v::4 ‘: favourable tilth. This condition is consequent upon its proportion of sand to clay and particularly upon its percentage of humus, or semi- dccay vegetable matter, derived from munures or crop residues.
The amateur male-voice cnoir had been giving their first public per- formance at a village some miles
from their naiivc town, and a lllllll- _
bcr of their townspeople went to hear 111cm. They had a poor recep- tion llntll ncar the finish. Then every item was encored.
As they went out, the lead-er said to the 01d steward by the exit: "You seem to have appreciated us. Judging by the encore they nave us at the finish."
"Eh, but Oi‘ ‘ecrd ‘on saying they only cllcorcd because it win warmer in ’ere than waltiii’ on th‘ station for th’ train."
GROCERY srrcuus
21g Mia-Icy House, Summerside. Rose Tea, per lb. r ' Sugar, 10 lbs. .. . . .. 70¢- jlz- will“ r10”: f- $3M“ 2 Large Car. Beans . . . . . . . . 25c. Boa ,lvi .,mo re o coque on Tuesday. where they will spend Peas; 3 f0!‘ ;-<-:-.-:-r-1 1~l-‘--~I'1"- '1' '1'" "' ' ""°"-"‘ 29c‘ their sunnner holidays-S Corn 3 for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29¢. - ’ 25 -—IM.I‘S. Frank 1. osnaht has w, Pmeapple» 2 for - u" - - - - ' - ' ' ' - "l 25:‘ turned to her home in Wellington; 831111011, 2 f0!‘ . . -:- - - - - - - 7 - - - - - Z‘°.§..”E§3§‘“.i.“,1i1i §}°‘;;:;“,;;§;f. Dates, 4 lbs. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ 25¢. iel NoonanI-S Corn, 2 doz. for .... .. . . . . . . . 35c- ‘ ——— Tomatoes, 3 lbs. for .. ..... .. -Mrs. Pearl Smith of Plalstown ' _ _ . New Hampmm is ‘mung nun“, Onions, 1_0 lbs. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c in Albcrton and other parts of the‘ Blueberries, ‘libs. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a Province she 1* ewmpenled W Milk, per quart . . . . . . . . _ 6c- lier eon Earl and Earskine Smith? C _ t 29c and m, dmghm. Mm Walter cub; TORI“, POI quar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - I bcrt and Mr. com-rt. of Plaistoun- Oranges, per dozen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29c. s Special Low Prices On Fruit —1M‘s. Jam. wcll. of Albcrion who has bee: tho guest of Mrs. Earl Crockett or summersldc left this week m a visit to relatives. Con Euston & Longworth Ave, in Worcester, Moss. she was ac-I i oomipsnied by .v.... (“Jflfkvlt who Frgg Dglivery PIIODC 1071
will remain for a months-S