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Famous Upton \ Reopens Today f

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3011'} uvery today. Next week will make the regular western trips. 1764 n": BENS PABLO]! COACH will run regularly from oiliice to Upton Park Races Wednesday, 40 cts. return. 7738-7-28-21

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Fastest Horses On 772a Island Racing On Historic Track.

2.27 TBOT AND PACE

CAPITOL NOW srlowmc comm) NAGEL-GENEVIEVE TOBIN

IN “MODERN WIFE”

SHORTS

VITAL STATISTICS-According to a Bulletin issued by the Domin- ion Bureau of Statistics, births reg-

IFYI ll‘ .

Upton race track was too much

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Mat. 3.00 16c, 26c.

Eve. ‘I 4L 8.4.3 5 26c, 47c. '

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TIIRILLING MELODRAMA _ OF TIIE UN- I"!

WIT-H ' LNICK n R l ANN cillllllw QTOMSANUCHI

. COMEDY, PATHOS

IRENE RICH LEON JANNEY _

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BOOTH

-. _TARKlNG'i‘0N___/‘ Tnri rumor: ‘4 EDWARD IS

proud "to pre- lent this great human ltory- - of a boy whore dad gave him ' everything but understanding.

h per cent 1n but

istered in June in 52 cities of Can- 34'; numbered 7,457; deaths, 3,369 and marriages, 3,706. 88 (Iflmllflred with 7,258 births, 3,644 deaths and 4,300 marriages registered in June 13st year, givin an increase oi 2% , and decreases of 7% per cent and 14 per cent in deaths and marriages respectively. For the six months January to June, births showed a decrease oi 2 per cent, deatlls an increase oi 3% I19’! cent and marriages a decrease of 10% per cent from the r-"rcspond- ing six months oi 1930.

VISITING PASTOR-The Halifax Herald says: —-Speaking at both morning and evening services, Rev. O. U. MacNevin, oi Georgetown, P.E.I., who has exchanged parishes with Rev. J. A. Pue-Gilchrist, deliv- ered messages both strong and in- spiring, to the large congregation at St. John's United Church Sunday. The subject for the morning service centered about the cripple at Beth- esdlvs Pool. An excellent illustra- tion wcs given oi the way in which Christ treats a discouraged man. In the evening Rev. Mr. MacNevin took his subject from the second Gospel oi Saint John, which deals with the wedding feast at Cana oi Galilee, where Christ turned water into wine. Guests at the feast, said Mr.

‘ | MacNevin, remarked that it was the

best wine that they ever tasted, and this, the preacher pointed out, was true in life and that Christ's way

part and parcel oi Island horse racing history to pass into oblivion and its re-opening this afternoon is causing endless favorable oom- merit.

Upton was built bv Dr. J. T. Jen- kins—“the old doctor" away back in the 70's in the days when top hats were common on race day. The Doctor was then most prom- inent breeder and importer oi race horses in Eastern Canada. He brought runners and Jumpers from Kentucky, from England and from other centres oi thoroughbred rac- ing. He procured harness racing sires from New York, Massachus- etts and the Maritimes. Frequent- ly two score or more horses gam- holed and grazed in Upton pas- tures.

‘To what extent Island racing stock has been enriched by Upton Farm cannot be estimated too high- ly. Noted sires owned by Dr. Jenk- ins leavened with their get the whole Island and the descen’ oi dozen of Upton's brood mares still play a part at Island race meets.

Greatest oi all racingJnares ever stabled at Upton was Devilish Dor- othy, gamest ohtrotters, whose last resting place is beneath the track where tomorrow other gallant hors- es will thunder in valiant competi- tion.

If it was only for the admiration felt by every lover of a. horse ior

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Hush. ‘mm Holmes. town. Silver Doctor, Notting 6e Ross.

La Rico. Inrne McPherson, Bouill- port. . Sun Gleame, Geo Bantam, Char- lottetown.

Dillingwood Earl, Pat Mekonna. Charlottetown.

orolo, Leo Praught, Cherry Val- ley.

May Cromwell, Borden.

Silver Lining, Well- Southport.

Bingara Todd, 220 1-4, A. W. Jay, Borden.

Walkie. 2.15 1-4, Dr. reston Mc-

Charlotte-

Capt. L1. r. Reid,

McNeill.

tyre, Montague.

Mickey Aubrey, 2.16 1-2, Capt. J.

Reid, Borden-

Gordon Harvester, Wm. Jenkins, Miilvlew. ,

The Willys, 2.18 1-2, Chas. Rear- don, Charlottetown

RUNNING RACE

The Whip, Wellington McNeill. Southport.

Dolly, Dr. J- S. Jenkins, Char- ‘ ‘tetown.

Cardigan Lam, Jas. Shaw, Cardi- gen.

Peggy, Win. Wright. Charlotte- town. '

Dart, Roland Wood, Bouthport.

The ponies will be ridden by the‘ following young

people-Jessica

Leave Montreal l0 a. m.

July 25 Aug. 8 Aug. 22 Sept. 5

Life SdVCY time is any 1H,,

FURNESS RED CROSS Li“

S. S. "SILVIA"

Freight and Passengers,

Arrive Ch'town and Leave for St. John’: July 2'1 Aug. 10 Aug. 24 A1153] Sept. '1 Sept. 1i

Fortnightly thereafter.

Clitoris Ind Leave for Monimj

Aug, 1 Aug. l7

CARVELL BROS. LTli

Charlottetown Agents.

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._-.-.., SLUMP IN DIVPECE

‘, AND THRILLS.

SERIAL AND COMEDY

THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN

SYDNEY. Australia, July Zil-Tiv slump in divorce proceedings here has been so marked in recent weeks that it threatens to leave the three divorce Judges with nothing lo do. 1; 15 explained by a. snlwfcr in thl following terms: "There are just u many divorce mtitloners as 1. year-which"was a record year-but owing to the scarcity oi money lmsl

was the best.’ Devilish Dorothy’ Upton will forever be a shrine for race-track votaries. She is one of the immortals oi Pro- villcial trotting history.

Upton of course was and is a. private track-although the pres~ enflmeet is being promoted by out- slders-alld perhaps this accounts for the care taken to beautify the

Jenkins, Joan Jenkins, Buddy Red- dln, John Rogers, Pope Thorns, ePto Redmond, Ivan Smith, Roland Jones, Vimy Jones, Kenneth Mc- Rae, Jimmy Rodd.

I SUNG HEROES

A man who

succeeded as

a financier but

failed as a

father — and a

woman w ll o

sacrificed the

man of her "

, hear for the child of her heart!

PROMINENT VISITOR-One of ' the province's successful sons in the person oi Dr. Daniel Nicholson oi Winnipeg, arrived on the Island last week to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch Nicholson oi Kilmur. Dr . Nicholson, after spending four years in Queen's Un-

MAN CLAIMS GOLD l, LOST SINCE 1799

T TALKIES uvxiulsmniui-olaulxaul. .- j

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Also .. can.

STANHOPE BEACH INK-Part-

‘ ies wishing dinner on WCdllCSdflyS

and Sundays plcnsc mnke reserva- tions before going to Beach.

7757-7-29-21. A

l /PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Provincial “Police Officer Murdock Macdolluld -austailled a compound fracture of the right arm as the result of nn accident Monday night. Mr. Mac- 1 ldonold was coming to Charlotte- “town from Souris in a cor driven by a. icllow officer. Ncar Marie " "Church the cor was overturned nlld 7 Mr. Macdonald putting his zlrm nut "'bi tile window rccclvcd the injuries "is above stated. I-le was drivrrn to “Mt. Stewart where his arm was not “by m. lllartin. Officer Iviaccicll. 1a 73was accompanying the other offic- "'|r who was bringing to Charlotte- "filown a. young nlan arrested on a

"Wsllarge of forging a. $15 0119f l:. 'I'hc ' ""tar eras going sloxvly when i‘; over- f-"f-iumcd. After Mr. hincclanold 112:‘.

‘ieen driven to Mt. Stewart in an-

bther cor, the overturned car was 3- fighted and in it the prisoner was " taken to the city,

SPECIAL 6 o'clock dinner tonight at Beach Grove Inn for those nt- tcnding the Upton Races, 7762

MOVIE FILM VISITOR-J. A. Sprague, camera man for the Uni- versal and Associated Screen News, paid o. brief visit to Moncton Sun- day evening on his return from Bor- den, where he had been filming the initial regular trip oi the new car ferry Charlottetown.

YESTERDAYS MARKET-Fowl sold at $1.00 to $1.50; blueberries 2a cents per quart; rhubarb 3 cents per lb., red currents 20 cents per box; chickens $1.60 to $1.20; eggs 20 cents per doz., buttermilk a cents per quart; butterbeans 15 "Om-i Der 1b.. Peas 40 cents per quart; butter 25 cents per lb. gooseberrics 20 cents per quart; beets 1O cents per bunch; rflspbey. rive 35 cents Der 1b., lettuce s cents per bunch;; cream 25 cents per quart; old hay 60 cents, new hay ~15 cents, old potatoes 15 cents, new

potatoes $3.00. straw 40 cents, oats 48 to 5O cents. There was a poor supply oi haddock and mackerel,

but a good supply of salmon and saw the car

cod. Salmon 30 cts. per lb.; cod 6 cts. per lb.; haddock 10 to 12 cts per 1b.; mackerel 25 cts. each; hali- but 25 to 30 cts. per lb. SERIOUSLY INJURED ~—- While proceeding out St. Peters Road on a motorcycle shortly after '1 oclock Monday evening, Foster Pickard, an employee oi Roop's Limited, rc- ceived a compound fracture of IIIL‘ right leg which was also severely bruised when themachine he W115 driving collided with a car driven by Mrs. Edgar I-leartz, Marsllficlcl, which was coming out of the drive- way on the same side oi the road. Mr- Pickard was accompanied by a friend, S. Blanchard. who receiv- ed mlnor injuries to his knee. Prof. Barlow and Mrs, Barlow who re- side nearby were quickly on the scene and a telephone message was sent at once to the city for n doc- tor and ambulance which arrived promptly. The Provincial Policc were also notified and they lost no time in reaching the spot. It is thought that when young Plckard

PICNIC TIME IS HERE

And we advise you to Amake arrange- ments so that there will be no delay

in having your

PERFECTION ICE CREAM

shipped in time. assuming you will use PERFECTION

Of course, we are

the same as others are doing"

ONE QUALITY ONLY

and that is the best-because it ls

made from Island cream.

At least,

give us a chance to quote prices and have usiell you about the ice cream plates, spoons, cones, etc., we supply.

Perfection quality is is sent out in good condit to keep it that way.

_the same all over the Province. It lon and our dealers make it a. point

PHONE 848.

CENTRAL CR EAMERIES LTD.

" CHARLOTTETOWN

Look for the Perfection Sjgpwgniligifi

' noon visited the patient.

coming out oi the driveway llc swerved the motorcy- cle in fill attempt to avoid a col- lision. This action probably saved his life as had he struck the auto- lllobile head on ill all probability he would have bccn instantly killed. After receiving first aid the victim vans removed to the Prince Edward Island Hospital where it was found his injuries were severe.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday nlorllillg, a vagrant W115 given 60 days, a drunk and dis- ordcl-ly fined $20 o: 3O days, a drunk and incapable, $5 or 10 days. A mun charged with obtaining cash and goods by means of a forged cheque, plczldcd guilty and was re- lllandcd until tomorrow. A case of operating a business in the City without license was adjourned.

SPECIALIST T0 THE RESCUE -Dl- Pry Brow of Montreal, who ' lg ills vacation here, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Draw, and is at present enjoying a few days at Rocky Point forgoes DIBZISUTB when professional duties summon him to alleviate pain and

i suffering as ls instanced in the fol- ' lowing case. Last Friday a. man '. nnmcd McKinnon, a Rocky Point, while driving on a

load of hay, fell off the load re-

," cciving serious injuries. So serious = hc became paralyzed from the chest

down. The local doctor learning

‘ that Dr. Brow was in the vicinity,

called him in and yesterday after- Noting

the seriousness of the case and

l learning the man hnd a wife and

five children, Dr. Brow at once got

l in touch with m. Cone, a noted

specialist of Montreal, who was spending his vacation in Halifax and preparing to leave on return this momlng- He too. answering

_ the call oi duty consented to come

to the Island and examine the pa-

‘ tlent, leaving Halifax in his auto-

mobile and reaching Pictcu in time to embark by the S. S. Hochel- aga for Charlottetown, arriving here yesterday afternoon and left yesterday afternoon for Rocky Point where an examination of the vieflm oi the accident is being nladn.

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zzbouglas’ Egyptian Liniment makes the finest blister known. In- valuable ior stock. Leaves the hair roots in natural and healthy condi- tion. Hair comes back. No_scar re-

iversity, proceeded overseas on the outbreak of the war, On his return he completed Jlls medical course at Manitoba Medical College. This was followed by a post graduate course in London, where he was of- fered a, position by one of the lead- ing physicians. Lalter he took a. course in Vienna. Returning to Can ads, he was appointed professor of Pathology in the University of Man itoba. which position he now holds. Last year Dr. Nicholson published a text book of such great meri; that it is prescribed on the medicine course at Dalhousle, Toronto, Mc- Glll, Johns Hoplzirls and other lead- lng medical schools. Dr. Nicholson is accompanied by his wife who was Marie Slfton of Strathroy, Ontario a. cousin oi the late Sir Clifford Slfton. _.______..__.

rzDANCE AT HIGHLANDS to- night. 7759-11.

PERS ONALS

resident of '

Mr. J. H. McQuaid, formerly Manager oi the Canadian Bank of iCommerce, Charlottetown, who has recently retired from his position in ‘British Columbia, has returned to the City. '

Miss Edna Daly oi the Aberdeen Hospital, New Glasgow, was a. pas- senger on the B. B. Hochelaga. yes- terday, en route to her home in Commercial Cross, where she will spend two weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daly.

Mr. J. J. Bowlen arrived in the 01W Monday night from Calgary, Alberta. on a visit to his mother Mrs. M. Bowlen. Vernon River. It is thirteen years since Mr. Bowlen last visited the Island and his mflny friends are looking forward to seeing him again.

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The friends of Miss Cecilia M. Btvdart. formerly a resident of this city, will be pleased to hear of her marriase at Miami, Florida, on July 2nd, to Mr. John Bancroft, of the Pints. Alegre "u-lr Co, Punta San Juan, Cuba. I-ier sister Miss Jessie Stodart of Honolulu, Hawaii, was bridesmaid and is now on a shorj; visit to relatives and friends in P. E. Island.

HGIT READY FOR EXHIBIT- ION. August 17th to 21st. Arrange- ments are being mldo for tho bill- est show on record. Get new prize

mains. ‘ annihilation-urea ha...

list and commence flitting your

lice!- I. 1W- Denim, scam-n. .OhlIl4thldIlI,I.cI-ln no on n"

surroundings.

It is without question the best laid out oval in the province from the standpoint of attractiveness. Carved out of the virgin forest, it is surrounded on all sides by a loi- ty grove of ever-green birch and maplirtrces- The centre-field 1s al- most lawn-like from constant grooming and the track's proximity to the sea keeps it cool and de- iightful.

The fastest horses in the three counties trot and pace the famous track today. Lucky Lindy, Wel- lington McNeilYs great Island bred pacer is one oi these and he is meeting for the third time since July 1st Real Worthy, the import- ed pacer from Saskatchewan.

Real Worthy is all horse and his owner is not yet convinced that Lucky Lindy is the faster animal.

There are two other classes, the 2.15 trot and the 2.27 mixed and the entry list oi each is festooned with horses oi courage and speed.

Unusual interest is being mani- fested in the pony race, for riders 13 years and under. This unique race has eight or nine starters in- cluding several great grandchild- ren of the "old Doctor's."

Thousands undoubtedly will take the opportunity oi revisiting the well known track and others will‘ visit it for the first time.

The rflclng- Programme promises a great day's sport, and the track itscli because oi its traditions is well worthy of patronage.

8O

)1’ It

2.15 TROT

Chestnut Dillon, 2.08 1-4, O. E. Pratt dz Sons, St. Peters.

The Incense, 2.10 1-4, Charles Reardon. Charlottetown.

Peter Dawes, 2.12 1-2, Dr- H. Mc- Intyre, Charlottetown.

Watts Edition, 2.12 1-2, Win. Trainer, Mt. Ryan.

Peter Will Tell, 2.10 1-2, J. Hark- ness, Summerside. . Johnny Walker, 2.15 1-4, Charles Chandler.

The Pup, 2.1a 1-4, n. A. Campbell. Briar Mac, 2.14 1-4, Geo. Hooper.

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to

hr

2.15 PACE

Bouthport.

Johnny Conroy.

Power.

Lucky Lindy, 2.12. Wellington McNeill, Bouthport

Earl Wilkes, 2.11 1-2, W. Kelly, to Major 5., 2.12 1-4. Harold Stead.

Maxims they Great, 2.11 1-4,

Miss Possibility. 2.12 1-3. James Real worthy, 2.09 1-4, Ramsay

arcs. Alberlon. Lealock, ,2.10-I>I,.Mi BR11111-

artist from trunk Grossi, "but after the collision, she lost all dmire to exhibit her talent and declined and died."

The railway company's counsel pleaded that Mary was notorious as a neurasthenlc, and called evident!

SYDNEY, Australia, July 28- Ownership of bullion lost when a frigate sank in the days of Nelson, and worth $875,000 is claimed by J. T. Dennis, of Western-road, Par- ramatta, and his sister, Mrs. Joyce.

The bullion was part oi the car-

oi a sunken frigate, the Lutine,

which was wrecked ofi the Danish coast on Oct. s, 1m. Several un- succrssful ancmpts were made to salvage it. Mr. Dennis blaims that his grandfather's brother, Malcolm,‘ was the half ownr oi the frigate and its cargo. Ha is also 8- descendant of Lord Manon, of Glas- hall Castle, Ireland.

The Lutlne, accorzltg to ll/lk‘. Den nis, was on loan to the Dutch Gov- ernment when she was wrecked, with the loss of all hands, near the Island of Terchelling. When one at. tempt to salvage the Lutine was made 40 years ago, only a portion

a Mr.

the ship's timber was recovred. was made into a chair and pre-

sented to Queen Victoria. Another effort is to be made.

Mr. Dennis has had an interest- lng career. He was born in Ireland nearly 90 years ago, and he remem- bers seeing the troops bound for the Crimean War, wharves. He came to Australia and became a midshipman on the So- breon. He was a mate on the Burns .Phily's ship for‘ many years, and was a navigating officer for a time. He was also in the Auditor-Gener- al’s Department.

marching to the

._,_.-_ COLLISION ON RAILWAY

HOW MARY FADE!) AWAY

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PARIS, July 26—Did Mary, _the

year old two and one half tan

elephant dis fronrlove-sickness, or from injuries received when tile coach in which she was travelling

fulfil an engagement, was in-

volved in a. minor collision? The <_".::'.2:n was debated ‘n -"'-rt, when the owner, Grossi, claimed damages.

Mary had a big reputation as a harplst and saxophonist, besides

natural n mpetin,,. "She was an to tall", said

prove that her injuries were oi

the slightest, and could not am‘ lbeen responsible for her death. The real cause oi her death; he "fled. was that Mary faded away because she was tired oi her artificial love- less iii’. (ll-our reioined the; lbs had a1 ays shown dhigwded lat limit u» llorifloe oi her nor- mi iii for the Illa of hill.

are unable to pay solicitors the bee. aasary initial fees. Consequently lll| latter are not taking risks in ple- senting petitions to the divorce of- fice and setting them down iii‘ hearing."

ARTIFICIAL “FOG OF WAR‘ (British United Press) PARIS, July 2'l—'I'he possible sol-

ution oi the problem oi prolectini cities from air raids is seen in I new artificial fog which quickly covers a large area and makes ii invisible from the skies.

Experiments on the fog semi

have been carried out at U119 i! the presence of Marshal Peillin. the French Inspector-General oi Aerial Defence. Observers relwfitd that as a thick blanket of mist rill- idly spread itself over the entln town, nothing could be seen from the air. The fog screen is describ- ed as quite harmless to those it ea velopes, although they experience! slight irritation of the throat-

"Parental authority is a 5m"

island oi tradition entirely slit‘- rounded by illusion."

"Yes, many youngsters feel their parents are all wet."

Shower baths are‘ provided on I new type of motor cor. Pedestrian! can still obtain one by standing 0n the curb on a wet dhy 11$ the c“ goes by.