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Manchurian. town of Dalaln0r._`near idanchuria. in -a .three hour engage- ment. which »- ended at, midnight ac- cording to pnj'o_fficia1 cemmunlque l’°d“_y_~ l.- Q--I-'tl' , _ "

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reeled by.l.\li§_f liusbanc srrivea in ths"city_r.iu§sssy-_,night oo ii short vie`_it'.’ with nrrs.‘1<brri's parents, Mr. “ml "M"- .J°i4.°l»h_-_Shana Weymouth st. v _ - » .

__oa'rrror.r0“1l'0lmls'rs alas 'mls Wliailsr-anti cstbells Tourists of Amea'ica;"Vl\_°"¢l°l’\ Year conduct 5.!/°\ii' thi’°\lBh_the\hlstoric paris of tha,-United States and- Canada. ar- rivca' in Halifax Monday- evening and areihexpected fri Chariottamwn on flhiuadsy evening. These. tourists were organized byl the Knights of Columbusin an effort to" fake their friends 'and show them the different pieces or historical' interest both in the Unites ststss ana oshsrls. ucv- ins Brooklyn, whsrs the has units of the qraanilation is situ_ated. op siturcey. Auzust 11, they trsvsiiea to New York and Boston and on Bun-

_ry _arrvcd _ in ~Y_ei-mouth. l'i-onl1Ya_r- ’ cuth they continued~on by train to Halifax and will remain l1ere`_for the next 'two days. artsr‘v`isiting Nova Scotia and Prince Edward .Island the ‘ pa.rty__wi1i continue. on- to New Bruns- wick and Quebec -before returning to i'»hcir~_homes. ‘rl-is party, which -cop- slstfs 'of twenty-nine "persons, is in charge of 'Ijhomas E. Pep _ o_f_Ne

MARRIAGE! -

xoniti-srsassa-sju¢_ust>'~_jl':_ui. at Lansing; Mlclilgarl, Saleul ;2__l¢o_rr_l to _"R.'egil_1__a Bhama‘__o‘f‘ »'“ _

isravawsou-Mcxmuou-at 'rrin`- ity United Church -parscnage. on ,ssi,§urday.`§Au|ubt lotigby Ravi c. N. B`rqwn,_I.1§;lu'=,afla.y ngajtars of Vernon Bruce ‘Garfield Stevenson. b0th_ of Chariot-tetown._ '_ . '_

wbaraannrn-smastans-fat 'nin- lty United church personege, on sat. urday. August 17th. By Rev. U. N. Brown, Lulu May Masters ofvernon. to Henry Biglow Weatherbie, of Vil- lage Green. - ~ '

_IIUGIIES--MILTON'--_At Gharlbttn- town, P.“E. 1.. August 20. 1829. 'Jean

and Mrs. Frank Milton of Moncton to oyril George; son of Mr. and Mrs- G. A. Hughes of Prince_ltr'eet.-Ghar- lottetown..U. N. 'Brown officiaiinl. _ .__-ss---‘-1-r-*--r-ri'-'*""~* ' Dann _ _'

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IHCE-At Hampton, Aug. 20. 1929 Hammond J. !nc_a aged sixty years. Funeral service from the home of Mrs. Fred Inca on Friday. ADI. 23rd at 2 p. m. - _

SULLIVAN.-:At Clyde. Alberta. Aug. 18. i929. Mrsrhnsa Sullivan sled 'I3- Funeral to all Saints. Church, .Cardi- gin. on srrivsi oi may from iss Funeral Notice later.

woop.-suaaeeiy st -his hein`ej_in nuhcu, aus. aoth...rohh 1.. write. ruhml rriesmsra. ssrviss is _aspv tist church nunsss. io. so ui' m..

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warrrao-nan 'ro 'worm on _°'°;-.°“_ ' _' nn Wm,” ,¢m“hm__-°,,mw~_ his sur-itussmp ssisrumslly

farm. Mrs. Margaret Reeves hes- “Duma ~ - . 11°", 4,

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' 'Teacher' wanted sul lisiss Dorothy ltsttrsy io her :line in mouth. s.. ai ‘"4 "‘° °*'°*‘°“° ““*““ WW*

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'“"‘°'“ WANT" "9" Wm* _ _ ~ md” W '°°u'W“l r ° Quebec. Hs st six times iso: a

Prim school, supple ant sllc_ A. » »--_ _ . - hers sl-is was-the guest of ber college A Murchison sec'y. m uanomyujuunchurla. aus, ,¢_.._;¢r-ima. was rrsnoss num. essrsh- “‘°°'°"‘ 1° ‘°*'°°l *f"'*" “"1 ”‘ 1"

»|355_3,_17_¢_|i Chinn. _"ww “mud m "um", _mm _ _ .- i _ _ in every movement which ha tended

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Miss mi-y Allison nouii`>is.tbs guest of _her brother. rar. w. é. noun mo urs. noun while strewn; in exhibition _ r

.li`r's__~n. ri. uutch sus ulss uu- garet ilutch leave this for' Toronto_.»where they will visit the Exhibition. _

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Mr. K. O. Ddllllas, Bcsfiuli. Bild Mr;

Frank Clark, Dorchester. .Madl.,`~con-` tractors and builders 'have"arrived in the city to take in the exhibition.

mr. sh.; mrs. Jehu runtoii she isrhily oi sydney 'mowed it the city luonrisy to stisho the sxliibitieu' sus to visit relatives here and'st` Cie#-rge-` town.' ` Mr. rl. rl. shew, aupsrumrleset or

Education. who is now on ‘a" trip in’ Eur-one. is expected home about the end of August or the First* of Bel!- iamber. _ ' '

Messrs Austin Jardine. ~ Ralph Mocsnnsll and alluersortrrsiistis, li:-5 oelsior division. sous of Temperance. Wilmct.Va.lley.-asotored to George* ltwh on russuey syeninz. Aus. auth and re-organized ‘ibiamondv of the Desert Division” of that place. '_ _

Mr. and Mrs. James Murchison.

who have been spending the sum-

'mer with has-_s, Murch_ison’| parents.

lsr. sua Mrs. Hariy Winchester. l_ __ Tuesday mornin; _ 19,1" "'31"-..» Y¢'f_.k-‘ 'riiey will sail"l“riday'~by Stoainshll southern cross. for their"home in _Buen‘os"';t`ir‘es; `j ’ __ __

Miss ours 'rurner the offthe iso.-

and her mother, Mrs. Turner _cousin of Mrs. Doull who have spent the past week in the city the guests

yesterday morning after edelightful visltroncwing old friendships.. _

l:`>r. J. n. dillis or sonlervlllt, Mass.,

is spending two weeks visiting _friends on the Island. He motored from»B_os ton with Mr. _Hugh MacKenzie; who

tonvllle.

sm. of usmllioh oi this city has left en s visit to her mother,` Mrs!

of har brother andqister, Mr.. and Mrs. nsnisl .. w. -lutr.eiin~.. Entry mssrl,u.1.~ - .- "

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aroltaml, _wssh., Aug., zo,-

Tila airplane Spokane Sun Gnd arrived over its horns pert at 10.43 lossy cesipirtlpg th. rim inas- _eontiasntal nonstop round trip

Card _Ur-drrlles

'I’l_ie Committee in eilarliof the Bt.

Dunstan's _Alumni Reunion wish. to alprell thanks. in l»ll\who by dcnav tions. assistance or oo-operation con- tributed ia the success of their recent celebration. 'M38-8-21-li.

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ulty of the. Stats College of Virgin!!-

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Mr. and Mrs. ~Dcull left op..r_etiim

I/ydla McLean. She will be the guest.-.

IARDIAN PACT! $21- 3 "““'=__

_ Much _Esteemccl l

continues peset' _

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.inWi°|' of bil Ollllili' '_ of the most tasteful all emu part of the province. building surrounded by and well kept grounds. feature of which was the

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fondness

vs us As- of dew-

the Province. He was also active in athletic sports and while a St. Dun- 1sn‘s infused new life into the lame of foot-bell among the student’s, acins as coach for tha team for six

years.

Dr. Ouatisr enjoyed not only the

friendship of his parishioners but the sincere respect and affection of citi- aerls of .all sects throughout tha' pro- vince and his death will be felt as a 'personal bereavement by all who knew. him intimately. ` _

-“Return From Trip _‘ _To Old Country

Mrs. James J. Leightiaer is being welcomed home from a trip to the Old Country where sha visited lhig- land and Ireland. accompanied by her two children. ' Mrs. iisightissr and Jus. simon

Paoli. who returned last night, hav- ing stopped off in Montreal, sailed together from Montreal on the White “Star liner “Dorlc" on May lbth. 'passing 25 lcebergs dn the way ever. ‘_l-Iowever, when they arrived in ling- land the ‘gehiality of the people soon dissipated any chilly remembrance! of the ioe encountered on the trip. They went together to I-Iorshaaa where they -spent two weeks and then separaiad Mrsu Paoli proceeding on a four 'through France and Italy and Mrs. Lelghtlzer going on to Worthing, lus- sex. The latin- was about three months inthe Old Country, spending three weeks in Ireland where she visited the Lakes of Killarney and 'many other points of interest. The weather, unfortunately, was _cold dur- ing her visit is ireland but in .spits for that it proved of great inisrest/ _and enjoyment, Her .stay in England was practically one continuous round .or sight seeing. She made her head-

and witnessed the very impressive

Five Thousand

.~ _oeauaueerromrassi '

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=r=l liner? ‘iiiégi ?§§;i

building added d to note that I. I._,bad filled wlendid dil- uality of the

ii. and they are

in fine condition considering the time of the year. The building he considered was most' sanitary. and W- WDM the supervisor. cams in for much conlmendetion. It will take about two days to finish the iudg- ing; in the meantime visitors will find the poultry house well worth attention. ‘

Some of the birds noted were Row- an and Pekin (Asiatic) ducks, Em- den white geese, Toulouse gray geese and a prolific African variety with a protuberance above the nose; among the poultry lzhods rsienss reds, once a favorite breed hero. buff Orphingtcns. Wyandottcs. white- the commonest color-and its buff.

peucilled. and partridge varieties, white and buff Lsghnms, Minorcas, Game and Turkeys. Up to th, pres- ent, the prize winners were A.._V. Gibson, Alb. Boswell dr Son, C. H. Wisner 'of Pictou. Alb. U. Munroe. and Mn. L. A. Itsukine. Complete lists will be published as avaliable.

DAIIY IXIIBITB

The Dairy Exhibits were well uP

to tha standard of former years. The Judge, _W. Maelay of I-Ialifax. Do- minion Produce Grader. exl#°lI°d himself as well pleased with tha- Ex- hlbit.

The following is the placing in the

different ellalle:

Ulllll AWARDS

lst. W. W. Kecfe. Starllay‘

Bridge. score, ....... 97.

ind. Mark Larkins. New Glea-

gow ................. ._ 06.95 ard. cyril ccrialtlr. Hamuwn °°_-'15 ith Leo Hughes. Kensingtvn. _score . ..... .......... .. 96.15

cannula! ranrrs

lv.. l-rubiey. actions mils, soon as o. as. Johnson. ledecuc. score 08

ld Ll. l0X OBEAMERY

R.. Hublcy. Beatorrs Mills. Score 98.2 Loyd itcdgarson. Graliaud.

|8011 .........s. . . . - . . . . ..._.. C. M. Johnson. Bedcuue. score gugm Lane, New Perth, score get-an Day, Vernon River. score . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ Dal-nest Haiilif. U'L¢li'l'» |00"

Q8 97.5 97

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and elaborate ceremonies in comme- cus? Johann ggdsque, score IB-9 E. A. LISTER COMPANY

tion with this notable event. E: _,_ H |`m_ ¢q_,,,,»y_ .ears 95.2 -- In 'M i°°‘= 1" “I1 *M wi- ° l ‘°“"““‘ ”‘_“"°“’ Documents Found

ous points of interest and had the I-,Amy 351-gg), clocll _ d _ d by this com .

1 'og This s an occup c ' ‘ »

peasure seein! I-Iis Majesty Kin! Support Claltns

bl! surprised to `

fren ccsst to coast. Au i=1`-'S1'-l“'i

anical Milk Cow. w':i`.ell . __ world. The cow bears on it -4 - » .mg me map cl the World. Mr. G~ _ 1:. ultohsll and mrs. rstrlclc, wbvi vm "fy, ¢gf|°=_are in cl‘ili‘¢o. E\'fi‘Y visitor should' msn special iw" °f mis excellent booth and what it con- tains. Nsstws mil: is s national product and one with which every csnsaisn should be acquainted-

In the left section of the Buildinl

Leaf" edition, “Nothing like it in - the world," with over 1,600 pages and ' 15000 illustrations. A special offer is

"Popular Science." the “Book of Lit- erature.” the "Book of History." the. “Harm.fwol°th Encyclopedia," andl

Hands oi Peoples" can also be semi A visit to this excellent booth will_ prove very profitable. ‘

MCLEAN lc C0. t

the main floor is the booth of Mc- Lean as Oo., popular wholesale firm_ of this City. In the first section are shown samples of Whiz Flyi Fumc, in the second Evanlellne Gln' l ger Ale. in the third M0rS¢’S Tel l-S served, and in the fourth the man? products of the Quaker Oat Co., in- cluding Quaker Flour, Victor Flour. Saxon Pastry Flour. and Muffets. Part cf the booth is very attractive- ly equipped as a kitchen and tea- room. The whole is decorated in gram and gold. Employees of Mc- !..e:~n's` will be on hand to show the public the products they sell. Un- doubtedly the booth of this popular firm will receive a large share cf the attention of Fair-goers.

PBBFECTION ICE CREAM l

The Central Creamerles have their;

usual attractive booth near the een- tra of the building. Bricks of ice- cream of all colours and flavors are here, as are Jack Frost Kisses and the cones. Pretty illustrations sho ing the different methods oi’ serving the product are attractively present- ed. Perfection is a body-building ice- cream. every ingredient that goesl into its manufacture being absolute- ly pure and wholesome. It is not 0nly_ a_ dainty confection but a food

the same, Patronize this fine booth

orth side of the

mins unchanged the Principal ical-

s'.t.s :les is lt;-.ms f r 1. _

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THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE Bouliér. Seoretafb `

P' - this yearis a brand new “Maple i

being made ‘during the Fair afidl . here is a big chance to delight the children at a. very reasonable price.

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Tomorrow,

will be allowed ln hition grounds after exoeption of stock flclals cars. Abealsa allowed on race If-I

ls found an attractive booth where] .

the "Book of Knowledge" and many _ other such masterpieces of literary "

oduction are seen On Exhibition ‘

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Large Attendance At

Last Night’s Per- formance. _

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The Ethel May Shorey Company again scored a success in their new play “The Frame-Up" presented at the Prince Edward Theatre last

` Occupying the whole north end of ‘ night. Mr, Fred S. Campbell excell-

ed himself, if that were possible, as comedian both in the play and in vaudeville. Mr. Frank H. Dowling was'powerlul es the case-hardened millionaire, Paul Harding who met the reward he merited, wh1ie_I-larry; Marble excited sympathy in his many troubles before fortune (and Gloria) smiled upon him. For Gloria Wayne, played by Miss Ethel Ml? Bhorey, one could have nothing but admiration for the adroit way in which she "double-crossed" villian Harding. As Jennie Trent, Miss Ha- zel Roswell made a business-like but attractive si/enographer.

The story brieny told is as follows:

Billy Graves has been wrongfully accused of taking money, and owing to Harding's influence and wealth. is "sent down" for eight years, While in prison his sweoiheart Gloria gra- dually slackcns in her correspond- ence, and when he finally Le liberat- ed it ls to mid that Harslfng and Gloria are lovers. He is dlzittnrten- ed and disappears from the ken ol and .laniiy._1-lardlng prevents him getting work of any kind, and noi content with this uses Gloria as the his staunch friends Tcfl Saunders means of a, frame up. C'-‘eric con- sents but at the last moment, a dic- taphone, planted by Saunders re- veals the conspiracy, and 'Harding il arrested. Billy finds that Gloria. has

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fdweu' Eat P°'fe°ll°“ 1°” Cream been deceiving Harding in his inter-

' n °n°°""“9e the' chlldpsn f° 50| est, and all goes merrily. The play -‘I

which is full of mlrthful situation!

.‘l;':;‘d;?ps”;:r°5;;md1t!l;: M lb. B010! ll 5¢°“¢° sm” 'hm' dugige-Thlb;tl°“ Week- was much enjoyed “by a large audi-

~ . _ ° °“ 5° Cream Wlll Bl-90 b9 ence and will be repeated at matln- .

ntpartsfth unt.5h sein

is visiting sthrsitrmtr home-lh rlor- °- ' °o Hochrrltl me W r h “ld ”°°'°"°“' °'°"“d' °" “I” °“ 'he G"“"‘*~"°““d duflns ee today. The vaudeville entrscis

Arundel on erpus ay w .e gg nee d

' -» W" """""""""" " WS' ‘”h°’° service “nfl quality were or the high qualiiy expected

:§:1;::?'cl;_“::u‘;! ;l;?°lck' “mail lt. fliibiey. BGIWN Mm5» P°°" 'B Will be the watchwords of thks en- from such splendid actors, Tonlght’s -- - ' °"'" Clarion DIY- V°*“°° Rl"'°" l°"P""“€ ffm- pity will hs “Tho crimlhsi."

George and all the royal family- on up Amy J gums. Dunstsffnsge, Plny 9-I °¥\ “"0 Y*

~ - ‘ ' ‘ , l ¢k_ d i i hsrge of Mr. -

ll" l“l,°9°y °_l B“°kl"h‘m Pam* 2nd. Mrs. B. Budd. Char'-_ .town. centre bo an s ri__C _sp_____a_ to um annum)

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'rhls was Mrs. Lsightlsers second mi. Margaret maid olyas iriver. lc. J ___l_Jw U: “___” _.he _____°____a___d PARIs_ “___ 20__The _ Mmemes

visit to the Old Ovuliify. having re ,__ 5, be 1 h S just un ‘W4 ll’-“’ W" YW' "3" 1"’ ith. M"-I GW” Dl"““‘°°' °l’d° "half" G“°ll"° mms srrllihleariizimllllllixgilrcsrchlves oricin- hubmd wulwnnu' mu ‘Rt ml’ m'"‘ nu mlvnlte cram ‘op exhillition al documents in support of claims was wslscm04_.l>y her cle trends but _ _nm____e:___°;°;v_h__,ch are H by descendants or merchants in the

mu: °°‘;_°_°9'““°&‘”°"k: DH!! ,Inns M, J H Gln G,-'gftrm gt;-get is _great Mediterranean .seaport that the mu °mh““““~ - 7/ '"9 ' _ ' l l 'A loan treasur owes sums total-

. ~ . th l cal agent for Ch rlottetown. mer Y

tlssnsss the scuglicsy aunt amish lit, urs. ses. miss. chsritti»to_ wn. ;_°___ the Muvotie sepmatom ,mg m,,_,,9,,_ It was ,h,,_ .my ..._ monk' ' md' John mum' Hunt” Ranggiy- which are world famous for their cording to the claims. In 1773 during

U4- W°l"°° 1‘l"l“"w“' my ° emcienm th, new ww model re- the war for independence the cap-

tains of several vessels from Mar-

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s itll- MN. Joliii Glll» U\‘\l°l\ 3° ur" of me Sumdnd M¢1v0i,te- sellles in American ports at the time

Co Ne Ro Pfendant UR gpm,” cut gears, self balancing sus~`became alarmed over the safety oi

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