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HORSE RACES, AT NURTHAM

wroiirsoii, .ini lsii. $1 ,600- PURSES-$1,600

The llew Milligan & Morrison Race Gourse

Everything is in readiness and you are assured the bilnlt ill!! BDI”

Racing with the best homes competing in the Maritime Provinces.

50-ENTRIES-50

There will be Band. Music, Bag Pipes, Piano and Violin with s Step

Dancing Competition for Ladies and Gentlemen.

There will also be an Airplane on the grounds to take up passengers

and do stunt flying.

The Crystal Hockey Club is having the drawing for the lww Polltllo

Dar which will take place before the Race closes and the lucky winner

drives his Car home.

cinne ie Northam on July 15 and enloy ills bluest slwrttor event of

She season.

The Management will not be responsible for Cars damaged or any-

‘ihlng stolen at our Race Meeting, nor be responsible for accidents.

The following is a list of entries.

2.15 PACE .

Lucky Lindy, Wellington McNeill. Charlottetown- Earl Wilkes, Willard Kelly, Charlottetown. Billie Cope, Col. D. A. McKinnon, Charlottetown. Miss Possibility, James Power, Charlottetown.

Real Worthy, Ramsay Bros., Alherton.

Lelock, Michael Hennessey, Charlottetown.

Major S., Harold Stead, Charlottetown.

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_ 2.15 TROT

Peter Will Teil, John Harkness, Summerslde.

Chestnut Dillon, C. E. Pratt & Sons. S9- P¢¢¢"~ The Incense, Charles Reardon, Charlottetown. Captain Jzickson, Charles Chandler, Charlottetown. Watts Edition, William Trainor, Mt. Ryan.

Frank Ortolan, Sampson Grady, Summerslde. Peter Dawes, Heath McIntyre, Charlottetown.

Briar Mac, Goo. lioopcr, Charlottetown.

2.21 TROT AND PACE

Longset, Fred H. Trainor, Charlottetown. Trnmplgile, Dr. W. Thompson, Summerslde.

Louise Colorado. John L. Read, Borden. Micky Aubrey, John L. Read, Borden.

Yorkolo., Roy McDonald, Albany.

Walkie, Dr. Preston Mcllityre, Montague.

Bingara. Todd, A. W. Jay, Borden-

Jacqueline, Chas. Sudsbury, Kensington.

Worthy Louise, Col. D. A. McKinnon, Charlottetown.

Zeke Todd, Duoglas Bell, Cape Traverse. Cecelia me creat, Garden city stables. Charlottetown. Shirley Aubrey. Geo. Callbeck. Summerslde. Edith Aubrey, Sampson Grady, Summerslde.

Peter Wilton, Jr., Geo. H. Hooper, Charlottetown.

nlnclr l-con, william Matthew.. Summerslde-

Domla Thompson, Edgar Bryenton, KBDSUIKIUD-

The Pup, H. A. Campbell, Charlottetown.

2.28 TRO T AND PACE

Golden, Col. D. A. McKinnon, Cliarlottetowrl.

Moy Cromwell, John L. Read. Broden.

Eastern Lady, W. A. Matthews, Summerslde. Silver Lining, Wellington McNeill, Charlottetown. Willis, Charles Reardon, Chariottetown._ Birdie Van Jolla, Dr. E. A. Bell, Carleton Siding. Kitty McKllne, Notting and Ross, Charlottetown. Eva Brooks, Fred Trowsdaie, Iillzelbrook. Premier the Groot, Archie Murley, Argyle.

liclen S., Geo- Sobcy. Wilmot.

Mr. Henley, Alex. McPherson, Charlottetown.

Orola, Leo Pranght, Cherry Vallcy. ’ Cyril F. J., Geo. Caiibeck, Summerslde. Mack Volzl,, Cziuldc 0’Bri:in, Alberton.

Captain Caulkin, Stanley Brown, Aiberton.

Black Peter, William Matthews, Summerslde.

Laddie, Robert Phillips, Summerslde.

Peter Keyes, William Toombs. Kensington.

Sungleam, Geo. Buntain, Charlottetown.

_ MILLIGAN fs’ MORRISON, Northam

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, GLA SS- GLASS-CLASS

_ With our glass shop enlarged and up to date machines, we are still doing business at the old stand. We have the largest stock of Polished Plate in the province.

Standard plate in stock up to “96x96.” Car plate in

any size with all the felis and packings for the car glass lrade at hand. You need not hesitate where to place your order. We carry stock made up for nearly every model of tar. You ca_n_ be fitted out in short order.

Our ability for cutting and grinding glass cannot be

beaten ln the Province. We make desk tops, also table tops, shelves for show cases, and counters. _ Let_ mc quote you on your next order. We specialize in

Windshields. Every 20th glass free.

Charles E. Carson' &l Son

_ 54 Kent Street. ____ Near C. N. R. Hotel.

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SAINT PETERS HDRSE RACES

Wednesday, July 22nd. srinliiic ir 2 |>. ii.

’4-Red Hot Glasses-4

2.13 Trot and Pace Purse $250.00 2.25 Trot and Pace Purse $250.00

2.28 Trot Purse $200.00 2.29 Trot and Pace (Kings County Horses) .. Purse $100.00

Three seconds allowed trottcf! in all mixed clsssee. Entrance Fee 5%. No deductions from money winners.

Five or more horses to enter, four to start. Races on three heat plan, Every heat a race. 10% of Purse goes to winner, balance divided into three equal parts, to be raced for each heat and divided 50, 25, 15 and 10% to first four horses;

Entries close July 15th. Money won that date will not

count against horse.

, DINING TABLES will be under the care of the Ladies 'of Rollo Bay Parish, so everyone can rest assured of plenty of good food to eat.

--Saint Peters Races have yearly pleased thousands, this

year our program will draw big fields of good horses and real battles with thrilling finishes will result. Be sure to come and bring your friends. Admission 50 cents.

ALBERT QUIGLEY,

Secretary

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-EARLY DINNER at Queen

Hotelonwednesday. 1284-7-ls-tl.

-'I BAR 30 IN. RINGLOCK close

spaced farm fencing, sold at Braces

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-POTATO GBOWERS’ A'l'i'EN-

TION!-Full line spraying material now on hand at J. B. Mlll.rne.il's, Kensington. _'H49-'1-8-sl.

-STOP at the Queen Hotel for

Early Dinner on Wednesday, on the way to Northam; 7384-'I-13-tl.

-INFORMANT CONVICTED -

A young man from Bt. Eleanors, who was the informant at the trial of the three young men ln the recent Hljscklng Case, came before Messrs Messy and Cannon, J.P`8. at the Court House, Summerslde, on Friday, and was charged Undef the Customs Act for having contra- band liquor in his possession. He was filled $50 and costs.-S

--DOING NICELY-Mrs. Horace

Andrew of Bt. Eleanors, who was badly cut by some barbed WIN when she was thrown from the wug on in which she was driving is now recovering from her injuries. The horse became frightened and ran into a. barbed wire fence. Mrs. And- rew had her arm badly cut and was taken io the Prince County Hos- pltal.-S

-SEVERAL THEFTS REPORT-

ED-The Suinmerslde Police were notified on Friday evening of It theft of forty dollars from o. bath- ing house qn Holman’s Wharf. A local gentleman had left his cloth- es there while he went for a swim, on returning he discovered the loss of his money which amounted to forty dollars. Another gentleman lost $4.00. The police searched some boys who were under suspicion but failed to find the money, Another theft was reported from the curling rink, where some silverware, 8Qlf balls and flashlights had been taken These had been recovered from some small boys who will be dealt with in the Juvenile C0ul“t.-S

-VISITING SUMMERSIDE AND

VICINITY-Mr. and Mrs. George Callbéck and their son, George Warren, of Woliston, Mlass., are visiting relatives cn the sland. They are at present the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Callback of -Sum- merslde. Il/ir. Callbeck is Unit/ed States.1nspector for Steamshlps for Boston and is attached to the De- partment of Commerce. Mr. Call- beck is a cousin of Judge Inman of Summerslde and is also reign. ed to the In.man’s of Cape Trav- erse whom he intends to visit before returning home.-S

-QUIET WEDDING - A quiet

wedding was solemnlzed at the Trinity Parsonage, Summersldc, on Friday lest when Miss Katherine Gordon, daughter of Mr. Hudson G0l'<i0H of Alberton, was united in marriage to Mr. Osbourne Lefurgcy son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lefurgey of Summerslde. After the ceremony they left for a short honeymoon trip to the mainland. Rev. Mr, L, B. Campbell performed the cere- mony. Mr. Lefurgey was the pow. lar goal keeper of the Crystal Hock- ey tearn lust year, and is very pap- ular with the boys, He is also a daring aviator. It will be remem. berfld that he was in a aeroplane crash near Philadelphia some time ago. He at present holds 8, respon- sible posltlon with Messrs Bnloe Stewart and Oo.. Lui.. of clnrlom-_ town. His bride has many friends in Summerslde' and Charlottetown, she was for some time employed at the Bank of Nova. Scotia, Sum- merslde. Mr. and Mrs. Lefurgcy have the best of wishes of their many friends in which the Guard- 121110111-S--_S_._,_,.,

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-Mr. R. C. McNutt of Coleman

was ln Summerslde attending the annual meeting of the Fox Breed- ers Association.-S.

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--BEST QUALITY red diamond

_,galvanized and black iron pipe in ‘istock at Bro.oe’s. _'i392-'l-13-Zi

-WESTERN QUEEN FLOUIL-

The good Hard wheat Flour at the low price. Ask your dealer.

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-COME to Wellington Station

Hall Ioe Cream Festival and Dance July 1-itll. 7379-li.

-WESTERN QUEEN Fl.0UB.-

The good Hard Wheat Flour at the low price. Ask your dealer.

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-MONSTER. DANCE, in Kensing-

ton Rink, Wednesday night, July 15th. Ausplces of Crystal Hockey Club, Summerslde. 800 Dancers, nov- elties, vaudeville, Ice Cream, Cake, Drinks, Monster Grab-bag. Best music on Island. The biggest dance of the season. Don’t miss it-Tickets 75 cents. 1376-'i-13-21.

-UNITED CHURCH PICNIC -

The annual picnic of Trinity Unlt- ed Church Sunday School, Sum- merslde, was held on Wednesday ai! ternoon. On account of the cloudy appearance of the weather the tee was held in tile hall. An enjoyable drive to the beach fully compen- sated ior the disappointment of not being able to have the supper out of doors. The kiddies all en- joyed themselves and everyone went home feeling happy.-s

-RECEIVES SAD NEWS - ll/Us

Ollie Mccarville of Freetown re- ceived the sud news last Thurs-

day of the death in Brooklyn, N, J. of her brotllcr, Mr. John Dclghan, on Wednesday July Sth. The funer- al was held oll Saturday last. John Delghan of the eldest son of the late Wllllan Delghan of Emerald and left as a young lnan for the United States. Friends at Emerald

n are w er mo

ther, Mrs. Neil J. McDonald, Her-

more than ordinary interest, The Commissioners’ decision as to the meaning of an exclusion is ss fol- lows: “A journey to and from a specified destination, to be complet. ed in one day at an inclusive fare." In other words, a day trip,

This decision affects bus licenses,

as undcl' the ruling each bus owner will be obliged to take out 5, license for a service of “express carriages and the owners are in a dllernma as s. result. Counsel for a. number

side resorts on the east and west

“sd W 3°' Lays

u It shaun

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of motor coach owners who had ap- benefit w mu" mmm' Tm °°m'

_ ` _<5 use, enough certain authorise. .im \ ,"‘\- that there is s maximum reduction

attending races at. Milligan

Special Early Dinner AT

' _Qiz`een` Hotel, Summersiile

Special Early Dliiner at 11 a. m., Queen Hotel, Summerside Wednesday, July 15th in order to accommodate people

special early supper commencing at 5.30 p. m.

& Morri.son's, Northam. Also

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SILVER MACK PRUVBS '

LOVE FOR AN'.\'l1’ODES

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. July I2-lA mace of

the Royal College of Surgeons 01! England to the Royal College 0! silrgeoms of Australasia as o. gilt. It was designed and executed bl' Omar Ramsden well-known Brlttlsh artist. -

form the cap to the main body, or

alelllal crown surmounted by the

the clown are bound dn the edges

Wattle of Australia, and the Fein

onet rests upon ii, narrow band of

immediately below ls.the title "Tho Royal College of Surgeons of Aus- tralasia," ln capital letters, form- ing a band of decoration.

The space between the "waters" is panelled by oak decorations em- blematlcel of the strength and penmanency of the institutions whose arms appear lil the panels. being those of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the Royal College of Surgeons of Australasia, College of Surgeons of Australasia,

and vicinity will regret to hear ol and of New zealand. The sim ls "' ‘ Tl] his Passing#-S decorated with a. pattern of Eng- ADJUTANT MAE

The Adjutant stresses the

“I . llsh roses, Australian wattle, and mee or the tension of me snvnim

. nnrfl. Llnlnn-nr i--nuns. nlri. New Zealand fems, among which

meanders a long ribbon inscribed Amw md 'tam that “pounds

_*ll* with in. names or me 24 donors ’°“”d“”°" "1" “W m° 'ww '°‘°° H 'I ml*-I'

' ln the local corps has been built up.

being the Council for the present

E Guan year Revival campaigns conducted by the

The total weight af steam _“wer Adjutant and his wife have brought

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is 189 I 2 ounces ,ro d the about a great increase in conver-

low price. Ask your dealer. gm at me Presldem Co u came up for comment. In eighteen

We Service on Sunday afternoons g '.§..=-'_;°.j:':;,;»1;_. -1;. \ bycourtesy ofMr.W.E.2Burke and , - _ ' 7_

_ y_ an Mr. J. A. Gmner over Station ll!! Lf Q.

..*WESTERN QUEEN FLOUR.- 1 th is three 1 t _ sions nad membership fn the Army. cHcK_ Numgmus mters M www. ._~ * ,J_r‘€' §.~ `_,

The good Hard Wheat Flour at the Kg de-dlcatory 1,;;.1;(:m181s}n.(.::.:;' The popular Citadel Band next muon hw, been I-¢¢e|v¢d_gmm an " 7‘:1;}_y IFS*

over the Maritimes. .

"212'7“°‘°‘~ of the Royal college Zxldsulslifis “‘°“°h tm’ had d°"°l°"’°d mm °' ' °1"l'°||l'3f|~'

-* of Engsnl, as noni brothers to in-our "‘°”"“°"°" cm" t° ‘ ""7 "'°°“"

relief and meals and beds lo iran-

ing their respective parents, the for- 01' `th8 °0!2't1\‘ll1D|W- TUB m¢mh°1'5 Mmm hwe been dj‘s“imm“my dh' U ' " ' "

POWER ALCOHOL MADE Denied in C8503 Of RBI heed. xi* ,;. ,;.

and the childre ith h - credit for their perseverance and As°875:u°‘Iu‘*"“" "“" ' "

..*Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDonald, ers MCMXXX-u_.. ing musical organization already

and clllldren, or lsosion, are visit- ’ :Ivins elllolcot service to the sood

mer his father, Michael McDonald, themselves are to be given Suit

FR/OM HOME PRODUCTS

for sonihem Rhodesia .ii select i

means the manufacture and sale of

(Ca“‘"“““ P"`”) veloped that in a twelve month per-

LEEDS’ England’ July 12__An power alcohol made from local pro- md the tom atmdmm wen

“excurson" is e. day trip-not a trip dum has "parted in “'v°r °t 3 tnblm _

extending into two days or more- mixgm; °;_:l1;h°l and £23 heh? of mmm to the Pubns vm um

according to s. recent, ruling of the use ry cumm ' 9° ' h k h 1 Muay .,~.,

Yol‘kshire Traffic Commissioners. rglmsmg' mums! mmbusuon en' .5131 eaZ;l;,°°;;e;cI;“,g;;e;`u“u§ V55" ' M P R E D

the ms, ruling of the kmd in this glues, provided the mixture does “ms u on d vml _

. , exceed 20 per cent of wilterfxee al * Y im PW ‘N1 1°

country- All excursion' is neither oohol _mtlmom often acoompuusd by the

defined nor even mentioned in the ' 1

Road Traffic Act, hcnce the traf- This wnunlttee rewmmends th” Cwt;dddB;‘:]'1t;;’l°“um che"

fic commlssloiici's‘ decision is of legislatim be mt`T°du°°d pmvid' B an c ' V

ing for the inclusion of 20 percent or sos pei- cent alcohol in pen-ei sold in Southem Rhodesia as soon as the supplies of such alcohol are available. The committee fs sat` isfledihn/l: alcohol can be produced and delivered at mixing stations at not more than two shillings s gall- on, whlch would therefore not en- tail sn increase in the cost of fuel to the consumer.

The establishment of such gn gn-

dustry would undobtedly prove of

cal market for at least 100,000 bags A continuous rural cemvlllh lull*

coasts. told the commissioners mm of maize, for which the distillery also been carried on during the re- He said the position, so far as his mum may mm smmn" " bu md Um” °f Adj' ‘M Mn' Mnum Al' clients went, was now entirely still sell alcohol at two shillings a mm every gown and community chaotic. A number or applications ‘“"°“‘ N” °“1Y ‘”°“’“ ‘ml °'“°° W"-hi” i’°"°1“b‘° WW N* "°°“ by ms cum,_, had been made unde, e new loool industry. but lt is or visited by one amd md parties of ,M ,,m,,e§,,,.,, that ..e,,c,,,,,on.. special vnu.. owinz to me me out sslvsilonisis conducting army

W ineaill; s DCTSOH 001116 g° to a resort s°“th°m mmm* u “_ mmm, m°9w}¥°. .'_'l‘9’° °° °°"F° mm'

_Mn and Mrs. wlllliun anew. one saturday and mum the ,°,_ suite. souinem‘lziilsaesl;."wlll“lii¢: ,',f,,,d,,,¢,, M., hm, N.

and family of Glenwood left last ,owing week’ he said. er be in il. position to obtslnfor- eeivgd gt, thus meetings.

week for Moncton. New Brlulswlck, eign fuel at prices comparable to,

when they wmxeside in futur°'_s' lllnord’| Linllnent lor Solution. tho” mu rule M' an mast' and hu bean .'ppn°und by an » _ ~~- -1. 1°°“1 °°“\’°°° °! Bvvvly should mere moi-ins me zeuml public ins

fore be encouraged. Mm mg gn “gang ygggmghgiy

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Technical evidence shows the; o

S_. A_._ Officers

Farewell

ho hav been in Charlotte

monies. 'rlielr work in uns city md

successful and general regret at

Adjutant Martin and presents to its

Bal tl

miller officers.

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Sale of “Sub-Standard”

TURKISH TOWELS

COLORED TOWELS, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM

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Size about 16”x34” ` Size about l9"x40” Size about 20”x-I0” Size about 22”x48” Size about 25”x50”

Remnants of Sheetirig Pillow Cotton d Li

hand-wrought and chiselled silver _ ’ an “ell has been sent by the Council of _ ~ --- _ T°We"il\§S-

iin.m'r1i.N'r nm ima. iminrm _ .

no uiavll suolvrlnr ron snmr ,--

.ioim N. B. , , . ~

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'ms local corps or me saivstlon ’ -. - - - , , ,, %\dzd

Armyis bottoloseAd.iutsnts-nd ‘

Th' R"*’°1 5”” °' G°°"'° V” ms. the well-known eul-

hesd, and are encircled by a. mon- gum fmfwo yn" md sun; _ 1='=- _» rs. ° i‘

orb and cross. The -four arms of community me been so mum md _

by ornamental borders of convent- their deputure lo widely “mm” . .

i l b lar. Tm. eoronee, r crest- S M I _,_,;.°_._h_ ________ __ M; o, ... T.. ........ ... ........... praying. aterla s

the Ease °f England’ tm St" and readers a brief resume of the sd- mi

of The va on Al-my Corps _

emblem of New Zealand. The °°r- $2: me mdmmp of ,hue “_ LUMP LIME ln easks and barrels.

symbolic “water” decoration, and HYDRATED LIME ._ in 50_ ]b`_ paper Bag-s_

BLUESTONE-in any quantities.

'ARSENATE OF LIME in 4 lb. bags or 48 lbf cartons.

LARGE STOCKS COMPETITIVE PRICES

QUICK SERVICE `

WIIULESALE and RETAIL

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Social service activities have also

been given due attention. Domestic

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