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FEED OATS, i300 bus. White lecd until, I38 cts. iillililtli» bug, or, 65 ill bulk. C- E. Pratt & Son, St. Peters. 8216-84-31 AUTO STROP RAZOR in case post paid to any address in Camilla 011 106010‘! oi a new or renewal (yearly subscription to The Guar- ah. ‘ '

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FREE RED CROSS CHEST CLI- NICS will ho held in the doctor's office-s in Tignisli August 3rd alill ,'lth.. Tyne Valley August 5th., morning only. Cases referred by doctors only will be examined by tho specialist. S226

AN ISLAND PHILANTIIROPISTS DEPARTURrL-Mr. Adam Andrew leaves this morning on return to Los Angeles. Cal, yvith the satis- faction of having successfully in- augurated the School Library scheme which bears his honoured name. Mr. Andrew has also com- pleted arrangements for the im- provement. oi the environments at Mt. Herbert Orphanage; and hopes when he returns next year to find both projects flourishing.

NURSE GRADUATED. — Miss Minnlc Brown, tho (laughter oi ' Mrs. George Brown of New Haven,‘ Princo l'}li\valrll lsllind, has just rs- ceivcd her diplomat from the Train- ing School for attendant nurses conducted by the Household Nurs- ing Association, 222 Newbury Street, Boston. Miss Brown is re- gistered with lilo Association and is doing private worlg iii Boston.

FREDERICTON. — Refuge Divi- sion No. 201. S. O. T. is in s. very flourishing condition. The following are the staff of officers for present quarters. W. R-Bro. Wilfred Nich- olson. W. A.—Sister Myrtle Cut- cliiTe. R. Sir-Sister Agnes Athur. A. R. S.—Bro. Harry Keating. Cond. —Bro. Walter Weeks. A. Cond.-— Sister Ruby Sharpe. Shannon-—- Sisier Ruth Stevenson. F. Scribe- Bro. Frank Cutcliffe. Treas.-Bro. Harold Sharpe. O. S.—-Bro. Law- rence Hickox. O. S.—Bro. Emerson Murray. Organist —- Sister Alma Weeks. . ‘

ORIENT HOTEL, Victoria, P. E. l- Recent arrivals were: G. W.

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Muttart, Summcrsidc, are visiting in the city.

family. accompanied by sister, Miss Pearl Smith- St. guests of Mrs. Smith's

Hilda Drake.

daughter. Phyllis. accompanied by Mr. Wallace B. Smith, arrived on the Island Tuesday,‘ and are

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The Misses Glenda and Winnifred

Smith and Mr. Smith's mlJWfQQiI-O Peter's Harbor Sunday, the

Mr. and Mrs. Albert

Mrs. Alice Blake anddlttlc grunti-

the uests oi Mrs. Blake's brother. M1‘-

Mrs. J. A. MacSolley and daugh- ter.‘ Mllrlon, leave this morning I01‘ their home in Asquith, Sask.. after a pleasant “two months visit with her parents, M1" 111111 MTB- B~ S. Moore, West Royalty.

Sisters Mary Milbilrge and Mer- cedes‘ llavo iirrived homcirom Victoria, ll. C. The former is vis- iting her parents, Ml‘. unll Mrs. Peter Wilson oi’ this city. Tile latter, llcr parents, Mr- and Mrs. Lllughlin McDonald, North Lake- villc, l’. E. I.

Miss Ellnu Duncan, 46 Ell- wnrd Street, has returned home after an enjoyable week's visit at O‘Leary. she was accompanied by Miss lnez, Brycnton. City, whilo there, they were the guests oi Miss Ada. Thompson.

Mr- rind Mrs. Hugh MacLeod oi Miss lsoliel. late of the Royal Bank staff, Charlottetown, left yesterday morning o_n an extended holiday trip to tho Canadian West. Miss‘, MncLood intends prcmnining ior the winter with her sister, Mrs. ‘(Dial James Macllcod of Regina.

i Tyne Valley And Vicnity

Great Contest

CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY rakes] iii "ca" “fit-ht: oil." a PLACE AT TORONTO GOLF n m . ' " A 951491095 TREAT

twentieth Open Golf Championship: of Canada will be decided over thc l t k h

hho links of the Toronto Golf Club, ,,',‘;§§,§;‘,§,,,‘”,,,f§§ a c “k ‘m m” August 4, 5 and 6, by '12 holes ' medal play. With Tommy Armour/ls running at a cm. speed o; 15 w

M the entranth ‘he fines‘ wmpewiclutch and slightly accelerate the m“ i" ‘he “"85 15 “mg "XWWB-d- imoior. n the gauge still fails to act.

shlip since the war has usually re-ilng so vcd itself into a battle between be made at Once United States professionals for the ' Canadian title. The last Canadiangttillilego 03c ‘BEETHQ: Q8135 ‘gr towlh it was Karl Keller, Royal ot- l WM“ m n d pblpk T, tawa, just before the War broke outdphpek n’ e Cy n er 0c ' m The last Canadian runner-up was;c cc ti,’ o ‘course’ should Sta" Charles Murray, Royal Montreal, de- Wm‘ t‘ e 5t” her‘ i feated in i920 in a play-oh between himself, Douglas Edgar and Tommy‘ Armour, the latter. then represent- ng an Edinbur h club. Ed ar won

mother, Mrs. the p]3_y_°fl_ g g - changes in the tone oi thc horn

States every year since the war. The‘ present holder is MacDonald Smith.l oi New York. who defeated his fel-i low citizen, Gene Sarazen. Whether or not Smith will defend histitle is, problematlcal.

oldest organizations on the contin- ent and the course. laid under supcr-i Vided M‘ this Purimse- vision of H. S. Colt. internationally known British golf architect, was‘ Specially surveyed in preparation forl the open championship. The dis-i tance is 6,613 yards and the coursei contains features which remain dis-‘ turbing even for the best of golfers. Most notable of these is the l7th~d°95- hole. thc “Graveyard? feated outstanding players ln pyevllbroom and vacuum cleaner to the ous championships. 22o yards m length, and long plrsIW/O Weeks at 1cm during the Sum-

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If the device ofifails to register when the engine‘ Just arrived-J‘!!! u" excited - don't know what to make oi it- you‘ll be excited, 100. when I tell you who it is- When a girl crics bc- cause she is happy and smiles bcciiusc she's blue

‘med States °P°“ cmmpkm- °“°»25 miles an hour, throw out the

Prince Edward

TOMORROW AND THURSDAY

The Canadian Open Champion‘ it is a sign of trouble in the oil- system and a. c eck-up should, he trouble is‘

KEEPING TIIE HORN IN TUNEi

motorists forget that;

Many often are due to outside sources such as a dishargcd battery. loose terminals in the horn circuit, lack of lubrication or loose diaphragm ‘or mounting screws. These various icauses for change in thc sound of

Tho title has gone to the Ufllitidl

ithe horn should be looked into be- ‘fore any attempt is made to im-i

Toronto Golf ,Club is one of the prove tone by the adjustment pro-'

i CLEAN UPIIOLSTERY LASTS

Dirt and grit accumulating in the upholstery of closed cars cause it to ‘wear more rapidly than usage ever

For this reason, the careful 1; has dcJcar owner will apply the whisk The lmlc lyfabric at regular intervals-every guard the green and densc wqgdglilel‘. If the upholstery is spotted, are to the right. of thc fairway. Par surly one of the dry-cleaning com- for thc course is '73. ipuunds. When it has evaporated, The details of thc coursew- ‘apply a ot-flatiron, wrapped in a

fardg.“ Pa: lYards. Par. wet clzith, to the lgbgillightly —— 0——353 4 i th e a r . 2___393 4 n 390 (alga 11s I e nap o c _ 3—-48li 5 12-—368 44, REPLACE OLD CARTRIDGE I 4_lao s ls_.=l2o 5 / 5-—-465 5 itfilEif-l It is well to remember that some 6-—394 4 i5€407 4 types of oil filtering device grad- 7-—lti0 3 16--500 5 ually decrease in efficiency as the 8~—420 4 17——220 3 filter becomes clogged with the dirt 9T4“ 5 13*“? 4 and sludge it removes from thc ‘ T i —- lubricant. Eventually, it will cease out 3351 37 I" 3262 35 to function, usually between 10,000

Th - “Pa? 77_~',and 15,000 miles. For this reason,’ 1901'???“ 8f the Chflmrlvnshin- the filter cartridge should be - - , P F g _‘ it 5°‘ Oitawav defeaiedichangcd. Otherwise wear will be‘ ‘n65 “C?” l ambt°n~ caused by thc dirty oil that is per- d T come Cummmgsl T°mnt°l mittcd to enter thc engine. efeated P. F‘. Barrett, Lambton. 1906—Charlcs Murray Mo r , . defeated .1. a “mm Gemgellélfgillunvs TWO srouoss nanny’

Fox News — Sport Light~0rchcstra

Profiii, Ciftown; lilr. and Mrs. .l. A. (lagnon, Montreal, Adrien Gog; non, Luccvillc l‘. (4., ll. '1‘. Bros- 403i] ltlontrcni; J. ii. Mclsaalz. St- lohn, N.ll.; C. M. Dickey, S'Sidci Mrs. (Rev) Wm. DeAthc. Guys- hnroulxh. N. S.; Mrs. E. R. Brow: Miss N. Brown, Mrs. Jlis. Paton. Mrs. (Din) Ramsay and Vflllll-giliol‘, Charlottetown;

lnoilth, N. SA; S'Sido; ll. M. and Mrs.

Brllco (Jalbeck,

lotto Murray, Brookiinc, Massu, Mrs. W. T. Robins, Ch‘town;

him Golding, Calgary, Altli.

merits for accommodation

preached morning and evening. was announced that the Sacramcn

painting and repairs.

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Dr» Enrio Robins, Charlottetown; Rob- guests of Mrs“ 33$ H_ yum ort Sutherland, Clrtown; Miss Mir-

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. —‘vlslung ML and Mrs. The Piesbwenans °7 Murray Hmjliams and at the homer of Mr. H. 2x85211213? JQ1OE°geJ€d3°g-Sst°%g;. Gorrill planlto return to Brockton,

- i M .. h t . the observance oi the Sacrament oi ass s or y l-loly Communion. There were cap- acity congregations. The arrange- ctc., made by Elders Reynolds, McLeod. McLurc. McKenzie and Millar. left- nothing to be desired. Rev. D. V. O‘Mcara conducted the services and

of Baptism would be administered. at 2.30 p. m. next Sabbath in Peters Road Church; and that thc morn- ingand evening services in Murray Harbor North would be held in the Hall. as the Church is undergoing

A very regrettable accident hap- ‘pencd on Tuesday, when Mr., Spurgeon Ramsay, Port Hill had ‘his leg broken, also three ribs be- sides being badly shakcn up. Mr.l Ramsay got his foot caught in the belt oi the engine while mixing cement. Spurgeon is a general favorite and a host oi friends wish for a speedy recovery of his usual

Dlivlson. good health. Mrs. J. ‘E. Fnrqullurson, Mrs. Chas. Williams, Miss Eleanor Williams, Charlottetown; Mrs. Richard Mur- rny, Brookllno. lilacs; Miss Char-

Mrs. John Chaloner of Nashua. New Hampshire and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Newcombe of Wcymouth, Mass" motored to Port Hill on Tuesday. While there they were thc

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gorrill and Miss Sadie Williams who have been Jabez Wil-

Miss Helen Millar. Ellerslic is visiting friends in Tyne Valley.

MissI-larbara Hogs. little dailgh- ter of Mr. George Hogg, Summer- side is the guest for the week of Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Tyne "Valley.

'9 Mr. and Mrs. Currier of Concord. N. H. and Mr. and Mrs. Malor Rodd

Northam.

Mass.

—"+-P' l.\ v Mrs. James Ramsay and Miss

among the visitors to Summcrside on Saturday.

Miss Lavone Williams and Lillian Ramsay Tyne Valley, left on

N. l-l. to resume their course ' o training in the Lyttlcwn Hospital.

Sharp accompanied by Miss Ethel Sharp motored

t Williams and Mrs.

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The corn ebrivele up and loosens. Another application or two and the corn drops out. Woiiliertuh-ybs it

00m tor from. men! drug- linlnl (lot your deltas fuse s substitute m Putnam's. 1 ..

ifeatcd George Sergeant. Rochester.

of the same place are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rodd,

Mrs. Alfred Phillips and Mrs. w,._ H. Phillips, AIilIlfllSOflp deft - recently for an extended visit to Boston.

Pearl Ramsay ofTyne Valley. were

‘My; a savln

Tuesday, July 26th for Lymoiorhlstandards. but the‘ important mun flis that tho famous "woolen socks" in

i ML Lorne Butlers], and M‘. Lloydjunctioning. Newspapers and others

to Hills River on Wednesday, ‘Bdvance l" the 608i 0f living. 111d over long distances that no farm 1 are Proud of the national thrift. house or rurrri building should be ‘i , on Tuesday, July 33th relatlvog, "W" 11115 hid I 10118. sdventur- much longer without this advantage. [ t, 'and friends of Mrs, Mmklntggh angst 351g ggmzrtmwle hcatraer. And what is true of the Maritime i ' g iidfhiiillffii.‘iu'i‘§‘l.i§lll‘§Zy“‘iiZiew- Orbison-l 1031m- hl ism‘?‘§'J’Z‘é‘fi§.l§‘i.£“éi.lf.?.‘i‘i§‘ ‘s “s” “s > t! ed 15d was delighted mLh 1d w be. BIWHYB has "come back“: Canada has the greatest water- t» "i “g y w "uoihlsntu lted tof l ‘ vlslmr; 5nd s very l-nemol-ublelay and plgviggn iisreéirfg’ mmguii; >1 power development oi any country , i: ‘S? ‘i; “ggartxlsetfhas been an important factor in en- fissflliicyiif pi§°§§§i§§iv§§Z'woriii-§‘ t h“ received firm" “m” ‘I good wmheé m m“. fngtmy reklabling it to do so. ‘OWL Canadian wuwmower devem p lxilllnardra FEVOIIIfSYIII nssort- ‘pected resident on this wonderful - , , ‘Tammi is 35° “P- P” 100° °f PQPII‘ [ ° “I s 7"" m" 0 ievent____q~_ s raporgmasloagamuli-Jgiited States 95; would even please Isaak " . . l. > waumh ' . gm“ Tgmmmq --- And yet with this remarkable de- ; 1 ~ i Y" °"‘. ".9. ""“"°" 1 LoNglaiktlshAUrlitzd IPress.) m yeitgllilipt. (‘Ianuliasfisent turbine 1| ‘h, "sh "l, lhen- you J that we shall flll all , ugus .—Cors, e ns aon sonye pereen.o > . A "mam ‘haumuns m“ h“ Prince oi Wales’ favorite Cairn air- her total commerce! wsterpowerre- i W" m‘ '° 3" "m" """ 1’ °::u:'i°|:;°:°°::°

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is-bu-t. that is judiiow. Putnam's

minus and Alex Robertson (tic) _ _ ' Many motor our owners make "m P‘ F‘ 3mm“ L‘"“b‘°“- d°"the mistake of thinking they suc-‘ _ ccssfully can use thc same sponge‘ dgffigfdtggg? glmai" Mmmwl- for washing both the body and 1909_Kafl glgefizizcat’ llzochtcstcr‘ running gear of thc car. It cannot NOTES ON THE P. E. ISLAND. dale ted G ' y“ Omwa‘ be done. The sponge that is used soc LAVING cowrss-r FOR a "m" C‘"""““g' T°'°'“°- on chassis and wheels always rc- THE 38TH WEEK ENDING‘-

s_lzly%j_nf§,f,féf.f,f"“y defeated Gemttains some dirt and grit no matter JULY 24. 1927. 1911._Qhm.1es M111...” RoyalMolb how thoroughly it is rinsed after - ‘ weal, defeated Dave Biack on“ a the operation. These substances arc Mr. ll. (t. Alnttarrs lion or ll- ll.‘ 19l3_(;eorgc Sargcam fiochesxljdiarmful to the body finish. It is lull till. l't)ll|I'$l_ for tho Wonk with; defeated J_>M_ games‘ Tacoma“ ' best to keel: tgvlo sponggs hgndy and Ilvbllyijlls liltlfllllifij ‘itli-ikiinliltronl __ - (m n 5e _ t, a.‘ . . vr" H‘('l l( ' .i 1913 Albert Murray defeated Nic“ never m ge I co u SI points. Mr. I‘:\'(‘.l'(‘.l| lluwutfs

EGG LAYING CONTEST \ ,

Prince Edward '

oi Thompson and J. Burk. " w I y , l _ '. q t . ,_ 1914_Karl Kefier. Royal Ottawa MAKES FLOORBOARD TIGHT . I, “(no llllfi with points. defeated George cumming Toronto’ Mrs. J. ll‘. luzistnlls Vi. L. were‘

' ' fourth with 48.2 points; and lVllzl From Coast to Coast

1919-J_ Douglas Edgar, Atlanta ~On some of the popular priced Ga» defeated R. T. Jones, Atlanta; curs, the floorboards and toc boards Karl Keflelg Royal Ottawa, and Jiarc not fastened. The result after M. Barnes‘ ttie.) lrelatively short usage is noisc. The owner who wants to get rid of this

Glen lill-llurlvnfls B. R. wcro filth with 47.5 points-

Four or l\'lr. ll. t‘. l\lntt:irt‘:-l ll. ll. hcu lends thc (znntcst to tltlll‘ for

lizinds Across Canada

4---DAYS---4

i 1920-4 Douglas Edgar Atlanta -

Ga" defeated Char] M ' R ' annoyance Wm find K Simple m liiIllJ/ltlllliii production. hcn No. 7 ‘ ‘ V‘

Montreal, and T. lgisArhligliglEglIrtrl tighten down the toe board with Tlirlqlll’. Jl_5.i-i Dllllllliii Nilun4 STAIHINC MONDAY EVE. ' -.. .l Ilfllll S. lC'll (i- , . Al ,

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burl-lb. in a play-oil‘. screws. Since this seldom is rc- . _ _ w l, 1 _ _ _ _, 1921_w_ H_ Tmvmger. Bhmmk moved for any purpose, ‘he addb l\1‘;1llli>;.'rl|lll| ill-n . o. .0, 1.11mi llllllllb-l... ham. Mich. defeated Mike Brady’ tion of the screws will serve only a. hi: Lin?‘ 'l‘,':;‘i n‘ u.‘ h°“_ N“ b ‘f’ Detroit, and Bob McDonald, Chicligrygood end. 1t is not difficult to hinge (m; Y“, m", ;' , 1""‘"~“ ""1" M" (He) the pa“ of the floor board that G. "oil l ( NHHIQH ‘ii. it. hon No.‘ 1922-—A. A. Watrous, Bedford, covers the battery, which provides IFIMM“ ‘Yuh,l'."“i Wm“ 1 Mich. defeated Tom Kerrigan, New a ready means of adding water to l '1'“ "PM mm?“ "f imm im“ Y°Pk~ it without the necessity of raisingfufshgl,‘ tarmac (ZIIQM:TP:I?|I.I_I"¥:ZK| _ , . . . . .. . . .. . .