.THE WESTERN GUARDIAN

‘ AGEN'1'—MrI. John Pond. « w to. so... ' suiimnnsma, AND irnlivoz coul;l"i;Phm° 239'!

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‘LGENUINE Enslish Nash scythes

c dian Basins in stock at [£23. Sm L-ea-a-1e-2i.

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yglopfiiig, pi~intl.n.z, enlui-gins. deckle

ejglg cnlargecrlncnst. free.idEnn1Il1 . c _, LL ., iunmers e.

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._FOR. SALE——MasseY Harris Bil‘.dBl', gocd condition, $40.00. i\lcCo:m'.ck Binder‘ $10-00. 8150 peering Binder in parts. Herbert wc.,l;.s, Fredericton. L-104

_LOS’!‘. wallet containing sum of nmcy and owner's name. Finder tcntact owner at Summer-

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Licr-: C0Uit'r—-In tthe sum- Foice Court four drunks

. ir ball of 6.50 estreated _ fajfigd to qapear before to Slrcr.~3. 5-

-s.-in Nl:w's'—u~EEni:vsn — The sad news was received Tues- day by Mr S‘€wa.rt Burns. F‘.‘ee-

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r pa echo and end son, Stewart ington, Mass

.visi'riNG our Thomas R. Dickie liars. is visiting his old home in P.'lr‘.c9 Edward Island, the guest at his b c»:h...°'i‘. Ml‘. Q. C. Dickie, summer ‘re. Mr. Dickie has not been hzmc for several years. He expects to Yeave the latter end of the vittk for his Sl]_“_‘_l’X'i'5l' ihomrein

Maine. 8.

——RE'I'URNED HOME —Mr. John F‘. Ma.oNeill. K. C., of the Dtparimsint. of Justice, Otfawa. who win his wife and daughters has been visiting his uncle Dr. Joiin F‘. M.aoNelll Summerside. r brother. Dr. R. D. MaoNeill ;::n, have returmd to their most delightful

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——Sl.'Gil'l‘ ‘FIRE —— Surmnei-side them were called out on Tues- dav r\‘ .in'; about 10 o'clock for u slight fine at the h‘-ma, of Anto- wire B:rn:ird on Water Street West. 'I‘'‘:- fire was in the kitchen, the wall at ih-c back of the stove hr-ivinz camrht fire. There was con- iltifmbli‘ d-ama.gve from fire and smoke, estimated at about fifty collars, The fire was quickly un- der r"rii.'ol and sxfingilishsd by the ohotnical englrze.

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-1?) VNSTALL NEW FIRE SPR KLER SYSTEM —-A special Hieetiwz of the Prince County Hos- rital 8 rd was held recently when t was dad to install a sprinkler s_y:.tem n a protection a but tie. It is expected the en» eers will commence the work of in.- milling the sprinkler about the latter part of the iTl0l1_ilh. The new ll‘-item would not only afford pro- tt on for the .¥.‘;-'-"cl but also ihe surrounding properties.

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—SllMMER.SIDE YACHT CLUB T0 STAGE BIG DAY—At. I meeting of the Summersld-e Yacht Club hold on Monday evening it was decided to sponsor a field day on Lobciir Day at Suirnmvarsid-3 to provide fur:-:is for the annual re- gatta of the Y:-wilt Racing As- _ the Northumberland Smalls which is scheduled to meet

Em‘ “Xi year. The p on lbaur Day will include yacht racinz. rimning races. bass-ball

g:mrs_aiid many other attractions. an Lmuiir Day is the last holi- WY Of the sim-imcr season, when mtst or the major events are over. at bays should have a large 70Wd. 5_

—llE1‘im.Nr:n -m CALGARY-

Mflios Rzx Lea. D. . M.. who ‘en’: in the ,8‘..h a ge Bat.‘°ry. tmiciisn Battalion,, he has ff

‘Wins his father Mr J 3 $3“ TITVOII. has’ returned to his he In Calgary: nwrim h‘: visit "5 “:3 met tgehchour at”: Yfziihcvnt 1 ' ‘E V ‘mm of “*1” Mann

m’;3edProvlncer for 30

"Id Mrs. lea fanzi

,;;kl;g§r NUPTIAI. snowrn —

f M-«on-?«e.“:i..”“ ""- ...".r.....*t°? ‘he can

who . . hlitieir VIGM(fllh‘W”fh the - 8.

mnian escorted °°‘l'D¥B”nMltl<J “f,h0_,hleItkytlf .,,,,*,*;°;gyinc “ .'-in ’ Mania. m."‘7.i?s.é;.""‘{’q’.°i‘;.."’ 5”“ M'°‘?°"8-frie. Min Bruce °'“””"- Mrs James ‘um-oh _’.‘,‘,,§,-,,g1<;rI~r~_;_hiel'ueszis and mgr’ i ' 51091“ V9‘?! .,',‘,““ggkou bdholf of rilriiseit and :3: mm by mvoeoi select-ion: y'‘' ‘'‘’‘a irstrumental music in " e and We-is? clsim_._v rum»-h nu x-ernsindsr of

girl Mill.

HOME— ML“. of I)Bll'l.V'e‘l’S.i

—SI’ECIAL—Stillson Wrenches all sizes with ice] stock at Brsa.ce's.°r w0°dL.%%I.‘g.1§g_%]_

—GEORGE WEBSTER. sask Door Factory. Kenslrigton, resp.§'.‘.t‘} mu)’ 50UC1t your atronage.

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-—VISITING IN COLEMAN and Mrs. Robert stones anti Ii-one Ma.cPhee of Brcéoklin-9. Mass. 3-N Wsltinz relatives in Coleman. P. E. 1. g_

—DOING N'[C‘ELY—'t is p‘e35- ml to report that Thomas Nesbitt of Tyne Valley, is mak- icncgma gxiiod mrecovoliy farm his re. .. °ra. on p 1 Edward Island H’ice';;ital.e mg?

—O"LEAR.Y HO‘RiS ES cHAiu.orn-:'rowN .— no my loads of hiorscis left O'Lca.ry for Cliarlctettown. many of mam La oomipet-2 in the colt classes for special prizss offered for the best 0u(7>;.s"fr0m ‘ i-arlight" and "Kings-

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—LOVELY GAR.DENS—- The Stewartdlale Gardens owned by Mr. and Mrs. Colin Stewart at the North end of Control Street are Very pretty Just now. with a pro- fusion of summer blossoms, The gardens have bzven elcciirically lighted and present a. lovely pic- ture at night. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart are to be comp‘-itmiemecl for their energy in creating such a beauty spc-t.,

—-CAR. ACCIDEN'l‘—A car so- cident which might have been more serious occurred on Monday night at Day's Comer near Well- irixion. when a car from Royalty Junction. near Charlottetown over turned when making the tum, Th-orie were four people in ii‘.-3 car, all received minor injwics. Hur- vey Hutt and Gerald Mayne were taken to the Prince County Hos- pital and remai;n;’-d over night. None of the owupants were sc:i- ously hurt, but the automobile was a complete wreck. s.

—AZADE GALLANT VETERAN OF THE GREAT WAR PASSES ON. Azade Gallant, a veteran of the Great War and highly regard- ed citizen of Summcrside passed away in Halifax on Sunday at Camp Hillnfiospit-ai following an

operation. remains were for- warded to Surnimerskle on Mon- day. He leaves to mourn his

widow and one daughter, Teresa. Also his mother, Mrs. Joseph Gal- lant. one broiiher Emanuel and two

sisters. Mrs. John Callslzihan and Mrs. Oormier. surmncrside. The

funeral was held on Wedriesday morning under the auspices of the Canadian Legion, Sim1mie1-side Branch. the members marching a- head of the funeral cort/ego to St. Paul's Church. Serve-a.nt Patrick Ryan was Marshall of the proces- sion, the Legion Msmbers fa'lir‘.g in behind wearirtg their berets. and poppies in their cost lapels. Many friends attended the Requiem Mas. which was celebrated by Rev. John Kelly. Interment was in the R. C. Cemetery the coffin dra in the Union Jack was revemnitly lowered to the last resting place by comrades of the de . The pallbearers were: Major Victor Travers, Bren-ton Clark. Ray M. Tantotn. Arthur Gallant, Henry °mard and Glorlce Gallant, Rev. John Kelly. performed the last Rites at the grave. S

PERSONALS

——Mns. Margaret Hayes, Boston, is visiting in Tyne Valley. 5.

-—Mrs. Richard Bowles of Little- ton. N. H. is spending a pleasant vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsay, Tyne Valley.

—Mrs. George N‘es,bit Portland, Me., and Mrs. Otils Noysc, Platts- burg, New York, have retu-rnecl home from a visit to their father in Porfihill. 8. —Rev. Quin? MaoDowel1 and ii/lira. Msoborwel and family Sidney Mines were recent visitors at Edgowater. 5

—Mia Rosa Bell of the staff of

Gourliec Drug Store is spending her vacation at her cm; in Murray Harbour’. -4

-—Mrs. Turner of Mount View. Ssokviile, N. B.. are visiting Mr and Mrs. James Gem of Sum- mer Goes also has as her guest her brother. Mr. W. E. Boyle of West Saokville. N.

—M.r. and M75. Henry Allison of somerville, Me.ss.. with their son. are visiting relatives and friends in simmer-side. Mr. Allison was for-incriy of summerside F-’:‘id is be- in¢ cordially welcomed by his many friends. -8

—M1-1. Edward favorite Little- ton, N. l-!.. who has been visit- fnve ha uavrntia, Mr. and Mn. Wiiiaam, Tyne Valley. h returned a. she was accom- vnanled by Mrs. furry Wmianis of ‘Poo-A-ind Lot. 11, who will visit Mania -6.

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MONTREAL CURB

(Canadian Press) KONTREAL AUG. 16-—Solecicd minim out-tei.i-tms on Montreal

our-b Market today were:—

ltoeks Close Beaufor 12 cert. Mal so cent acid is Joliotoeue ' I 3-4

Holiday Program (Continued from pngo 1)

owned by Dr, ,

Sé eaman amid shown by Dennis arnanof Ohaliiotte1)own_ 4. Pevine Lad, ommdgnd

by Aiimi MoNe1li of souimiport,

Maritime Bred Hone

3.S11verSea, F‘ 3

1- and shown M;s.s(El. Misener of _ by - V“ - (M1196 by Iileut. Col. 0, E, Bigliesiporoei-. mi mm by .lverSea,awmq,bym-, 3“ 1". Seaman and shown by Dennis

Seaman of Gluirlottewwrn. 4- Diamond. owned and shown by C. N. Bissetit of Qliaflottetowm.

Park Saddle Horses

l.M1ody’ serensd. MaxLmgB ;fl nga

red 3. Sautarde, owned and ‘shown by Miss Norah Iongwortli of Chas-_ ifliitfitolfin. . S vex Sea, owned nu-_ , F‘. Seanian and shownrlzoyy pm§.. Seaman.

Lightweight HIn'ite_r Class

1 Lady L011. Owned and shown £13’ Miss Louise Gustanoe of Hall- ax 2- Sfllltfl-Yde. owned and shown by Miss Norah I-onowmth of Char- lc-ttetown.

3 Gay Lald.owned17yMrs. G. H. Rogers of Charlottetown and shown by G. H. Rogers,

4. Silver King, owned by Lieut.

Full and shown by

Middleweight Hunter Class

1. S‘.-fiver Sea. owned by Dr R. F‘. Seaman and shovvn by Donnie Seaman.

2. Woodview. owned and shown by N. D. McLean of ch.”-lone- town.

3. Midnight. owned and shown by Ms. G, H. Buntain.

4. Princess Mocrimmon. owned and shown by Mia V_i.mIy Jones of Bunbury.

Open Jumper Class

1. Barney, owned and shown by N. D. MacL-sari

2 Freckles, owned by G. H. Buntain and shown by Geor Racers.

3. Siiutarde owned 3 Miss Norah I_o-..gwortiii and own by Billie Port/er .

Roadsters

Following were the winners in rciadster class shown and judged the previous night. were not available Tuesday night and are given below.

1. Ruby Volo, owned and shown bv George Kitson of Iglawpshire. P. E

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2. Baby Longest. owned az-id shown by W. H. Home. Milton. 3 Jusamene Girl, owned by Dr. R. F. Seaman amid sircwn by Don- nie Seaman.

4. Dot. owned and shown by Norman Yeo, Kingston.

5. J-can Direct owned and shown by George Boswell of Frendiiifoirt.

THE MAPLE LEAF MILLING CO LIMITED

DeB'ol.s Bros. Distributors.

A booth which is dmwiing the attention of visitors is that of the Maple Leaf Milling 09. located to vour left as you mtg the build-

g. This firm manufacture iihe well- known "Monarch" Horse feed and the famous “Cafeteria” Open F‘o:mrula Feeds for Poultry, Hogs. Catt‘e. Etc. These feeds are of I staimlard being compiled and commended by our cansidisn - cultural Colleges and the Domin- ion Experi_mental Farms. Cipstn-Formula, is a statieme-nt her of pounds of

of the exect num

each ingredient in the feed per ton,‘ and is clearly printed on every

bag. These feeds have been on the market for quite a while now and have been mamufact-ured by the above firm for over sixteen years. The wholesale distributors for this province are DeBlois Bros. An interesting contest

conducted at this Visitors are asked to guess bail art- telidance at the fair this . Six prizes are to be awarded. are

wall mirror.

The Maple mi: Milling oo.. are manufacturers of the popular line of Hog needs including. Pig start- er, Pig Grower. Pork Maker, and Pig Fattener.

Full information may be obtain- ed fiun Mr. W. F. B.

S. A. Feed the Maritimes who is in o'h.a.rg-e of the

is here local distributors, Denlois Bros. this city.

rnshsoiws ANTI new co. or car: A

intra-

A d 7 him is of new Lgpbodayywin of the

cutstand

for use where

acid. This is port-lcillflf use around fox ranch . and is aroualnz been

ohis . '“‘i5i‘.1 riggoua ‘is situated halt your

extreme mm as you en - Ik-

,uaardnIh.

w... . oeneouveainenoreannd In verycladtoiuterviuw

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AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

farmers of steel Rocfim. steel Bid- DOOW and mflnit. Bmoders. Iriolfbgmx-s. whim-I - $1‘, Etc, and Egg Graders‘ Been here too is a. display of vo.-rtilatm-s for barn; and 1,- bindings. 0"

and spraying

'nhe'booiih is in home 1 Mr. 3- In Dlbhlee. lVl’.a:*itirne °Repire- sentative who wis‘.‘rres to meet. all visitors interested in these up-to- da.te Vodirots.

CARTER A5 C0 L'l'D.,

Of especial interest to ltry raisers and fox ranchers Esau the Bla.tohford's Product booth to the Tlziht as you enter. This exh.i”otit 5D by Carter at Go. is fea- turlne well icmwn Bilatohford line of stock and poultry feeds.

Mr. Henry I-lillion, Maritime Re- grzseritative is in change of the

th and is ready to supply all in- formation regarding the display.

Here you will fiinrd the popular type of Egg Mash for poultry with vi-'rAJ..Izisl) canikeys Y-O. The Y-O stands for yeast and oil, the oil being Cod Liver Oil. As is well lmowrn cod liver oil has a tendency to lose its potency when exposed to surizlight or air lmde: ordinary circuxnstanom. This new process seals in the high vit:_smin content of the cod liver oil.

The new scientific process of

sea!-img_in t’:-e vitamins has until reoelzttly been restricted by patent rights to the United States. but thwe rights have now been secured by Biatchfords in Canada. The above mash contains the vita.mi:n.s A. B. D. aimri G. Another breeding mash is also available 0011- mininz the additional vitamin E. This latter is fed to fcxes and poultry in the fail and winter moo1ti‘.is for the purpose of increas- ing reproduction and has been most successfully proven by leading ranchers and poultry raiscrs in this province.

L. M. POOLE & CO.

Occupyinig almost the entitle end of the building. to your right as you enter, is the extremely inter- esting booth dis-playing the mer- oharidise of the well lmcwn firm of L. M. Poole do Go. of this City. 'I‘l'iis is probably the most in- genlously a.r.a.ngecl booth in the building. A very r:’ais.ic back- ground depicting a suburban scene is set so as to harmonize with the miniature dwellings and streets. A model of a lumber mill by the side of a real pond is seen in act- ual operation. The se'uarat»:d log- mfts floating about the rord are sutornatically "peavied" and may be seen entering the mill on the conveyor. At the Opposite end of the model binding is located the factory where the trimmed him- her is seen coining out on the chute to be piled in the yard. Sev-e111 piles of lumber are already be seen in the miniature yatds. Next to this section of the booth is the display of the various pro- ducts sold by L. M. Poole at Go. A specially oonsirocted rock at the fromt of the booth exhibits all ‘the esirms of doors. 'I"h-ese doors are full size. finished ready for '1 and fitting. There are many different styles shown. Asthdsfirmisinapcsitio:-ito sell the complete home in a pack- age, one of their models is seen wrapped in cellophane revolving on a. stand conveying the igea ihizxt you may purchase your arm i one complete package from the one source. Atthereairoftfiieseotionisa specimen wall s".c'wi'rv_z the differ- ent kinds of interior wall finishes for various types of rooms. A specially built section of the demorsstmtes the convenien- oeswhidnrnaybebuilt iirrtoe. home such as ironing boards, clos- ets. etc. Attheferexidulthebootihis shown the famous hne of Johns- Msrwiile Asphalt Shinrles. etc. A member of the staff of L. M. Poole an Co. will be found in at- tendance at the booth at all times. and will be pleased to answer all enquiries regard any branch of their display.

THE QUAKER. OATS COMPANY

'!ihis year the Quaker oats Com- sponso:-ing an interest- ing guessing contest. At their booth near the near exit, of the buildlm may he seen a lJ.V1‘i!{"ii_(i of F"UL~0- PEP Egg Cartons. Visitors are in- v to guess total number of eggs contained in the display. A free bag of Qlvniker Flour is award- ed each day. The wirinf.‘ on Mon- ds.y was Miss Berttv Forsyiihc. Citv and on Tuesriay. Mr. G. M. Caselev of Kensirrrton In i1“'ris booth the ("splay con- sists of the various Quaker Pm- ducis irneludina Ful-O-Pep Poultry and numerous other feeds and Free sanvples are giv- ai to visitors. There is also a show- im of premiums which can be ob- tained bv sending in box tons from Quaker Wheat, Rice. Muffets. B-Dd Corn P'ia.ki-s cartons. I An outstanding product is the newwhiize Hoinirwv raged. which when used in feedinil ooultry nroauoa a white flevh which a‘1 poultry railsers are striving for. Mr. Black is in charms of tho booth main this year and is anxi- ous to offer any infonnatim N’- the cmd-nets. Dealers iv» Oulher Products '4: this nrovinoe are: A. F-"H‘!nb‘l'l'.V. A. Home & 00.. and Dillon & Bnflllevtt. Chor- souris. Jelly‘: Dept. Store. O'tear.v. lottptow-n; Matthew R». Maclean. M00-uiran 8: Doyle, Flrréer Fiver. anti the Kemingfon Dairy. Ken- sinctorl.

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Powerful enougth to cover all of Inlays. a radio broadcasting sta- tion has bear established at sine-

dulers. and otzheirs who am en. booth. A supply or helm“; M m_ ' um-mm, ,3 nmmbh Kellslllgton “WW. I . . zssrnn STEEL rnonucrs and Viclnlty JAMESWAY DIVISION Elma , 11: At the r K mm. with h as l , iooamed a'::fw(<,ll-sl;‘l.:te3( fldm " eom. qr "gm" that of the Eastem Stee gr-' ?— duc Muruutho council Mr. George

W - Mar to Charlottetown

Mr. Ralph fieznnig and 14;, gm their respective hO‘Il1"BCJl.n Oliagy lottetown. ' -

Mr. s.ndMirs. ImEllisO’I.ea.ry

&mdw pieasangfiw in Ken-

Vhe Mir. and M.‘m.Cla1ude ow.

Mr. Eric sh week—end with ma)

.anidM.r. ah" . ‘Me. 5 Geome een,sun-imer

Her man friends he pie“- ed to hoary that Mn- Doinald. is steadily .

Mr. I-lymie Jockelsngn and M1-_ Edward M?oDonial.d were V151-mm to Surnmercidc “y on pusmeg,

A mm‘ of citizens were V15- iiors to Charlottetown Monday go- enlna. where they attended the OPPNH‘-'8 01’ the Provincial Ex- hlblticm.

The Mimes Vivian Iorice and Imelda Wigmore of Charlottetown were visitors to Kexisingtion on Monday and on their return home wrc acocmpainied by ti‘?-sir sister. Miss Genevieve Wigmore who has been nursing Mrs. O. B. Dan-son du-T1118 the past two weeks.

Miss I-lelein Sim of lottietown. is en} a pleasant holiday in Kensington the guest or her friend Miss Glen McKay,

Mrs Damian Duffy and Mrs Hamid Mulligan have returnedto their home_i.n Kinkon; after 3 pleasant holiday in Kensington, the pzvuests of Mr. Mrs. Leo Hughes.

Miss Edith Kelly Summer-side, is spending a few days pleasantly

Kensington with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Bertram Kelly.

Mrs. James L. Cameron Boston. after an atscn:-Ve of eleven years. is enjoying 3 Deasant. vacation in K'3T15iT1¥1C‘11. the zuiest of her sis- ters, Mrs. P. N. Le'B‘anc and Miss Eileen Shea.

Mr. Hymle Kashietsky and Mr. S. R. Psnd i were business vis- itors to Cl‘ ziotietown Tuesday as well as vistors to the Provincial Exliibition.

Miss Enid Lockihart. summer- Side. was a visitor to Kevnsington on Monday.

Mr. Edward Murphy Sea View. was a business visitor to K-arising- ton on Monday,

Mr. James Til/plin Black Banks. nsinrgton

was a visitor to Ke on Tuesday. Mr. Evud Mountain Summer-

side, was in Ksnsinigton on 'ru,e5_ day on business.

Miss Laura Mobellain, retuirmxl to her home in Montague on Tues- day after enioyinz a. pleasant holi- day in Kensington.

Mrs. John McGregor and two sons Bryce and David returned to their home in Grahams Road. on Sunday evening oying a weeks holidays in Kensington the guests of Mrs. Mc<3regor’s parents

Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Mouse. Mr. Dennis Dowliing left on re- mm *0 his home in Mointreal,

Que. on Monday morning after a . pleasant two weeks holiday with friends in Ketnsimgton,

Mrs. George Garter left for her home in River Glade. N, 3., m Wednesday morning after a, pie“. anttonde.yvisit.wit.hherpar- ents. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Paymrter, Clintaon and or sister. MP5. Raymdnd Hamilton, Ken- sing-ton.

Around 8.30 p. m. on Tuesday ev- i’ié’i‘.‘..§"lé‘v°’i‘°“‘....o....‘ ‘”“ “."i..:"°“‘.....,“';. . e citizens and others of Kensimgwn when the fire bell began ringing in that sound of terror for some and exclt.ment . 113 first peat started the stampede for the fre station to find out wi-rem the location of the fire was amino sooner was the word given, ohm the stampcde. only in rreater yo]- time and noise