WESTERN GUARDIAN

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beerlptlona, Advertll-ing dump] 5g M; ‘m, u,‘ "m.

"rt-Tféfmm‘ m" l" lmllht dell: n any of u» following mm In rr :-

, Bookltore, Water tl Ioronto Bakery. Water 8t.

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Go ll l) M»? <i1=¢€l'.‘i§°'&'..‘i¢t'f1i S’:

m"i"‘"“" "m b‘ '|°"'°'°d "l"! t0 my home in Summer-aide b wit.» Boy =1 2c on h: w 10o w week. r1»... no-1 1., m, “M, J ‘m will on!" w the boy responsible n» deliveries on your “m,

-TRY OUR Gin er Cordial for a sallsfylnx drink. ayior Drug Co., Kensingion. -

—WOVEN Iliarm Fenc

4-51; column is relerved for newe oi locnl interest hut advertising of | neusy nature may be inserted at 4, a word etrfclly payable in ad-

Mw Flour the popular brands at -_.. m; dealers, L-1075-7-28-tf. R-TQINITY UNITED CHUR/Cl-l- ————— ev r. Ayr d ted th .

.4311‘ Evaready flashlight bat- Vi“ both m°§,‘.,§§“,,‘}§ evenfimsegt we; and bulbs, at Braces. Trinity United Church Summer- . L-lll-ll-lll-il- side. Miss Effie MtiCKB-V daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. s. MacKny.

COURT "Al we presided at the organ. at both ser- ttit- Police Court on Mon- vices. taking the place of Professor m tnthniilg three drunks were.‘ ilinsley, While he is on his vaca. “e11 the usual lines. One who tion. _3 51d not appear had his ball 0f ten doum “treated. -S.

a-YISITOIKS T0 S’SIDE—MI'. = \ l. . Mills and Miss .\l11r.~'l1nll of Chc'tnsford.

1. t Mr. Lntvroncc Mills of H.. nmtorcd to Summer- ~it to Mrs. Mills’ moth-

5111111111‘? --WANTED-Mlore of people all over the Continent who are making

Scientifically prepared,

lilss 11 :1. Blesedeli of Guysbor- p511, N H, who has been a wel- gful- v:~t.v1' at the summer cot- ' t \11' and Mrs. C. B. Jelly tut has returned to the g whore she mrt her par-

‘ERSONALS

-—Mr. W. Ahtkinson oi’ Shediac ‘ _I_ d M.__ B1,. ; 1L was a recon v ltor to Summer- ,'_.¢.\,-_ w“. ;‘:“;h_e;€,(rea l 213e, theL gulesst sof Mr. and Mrs. 1r to Grand Mariam, org“ 9w -_ -

tgv will spend n few weeks. 1 _MX_ and —"’—‘Mrs Chafles G‘flrd iner. tnotored to Summerside from

-l’lilI.\‘l!\'Tl-1RI.>\N (‘BURCH —I

we A ‘Incksm, of New yam t their summer home at Cape Cod.

r3. .c l seakcr at the Sum- ‘ and are guests M M155 Eva Mm‘ P.c<b,\‘tcriat1 church on ' *5

.1.‘ he church was filled to} 11mm both ntorninu and even- t; iyvr this gifted evangelistic li1= subioct in the morn- “Chrisiian Doctrine" and hem» tlflllllll’! was. the Presby- Church in the Unitgd

-—Mr. Leo. Clarkin. of the Post Office Department at Ottawa with his wife are spending their holi- days at Harbour View. near Sum- merside. 43.

—Friends will learn with regret of the illness of Mr. Wyman Clarke at his home at Clarkes Mills, Wil- mot. All hope that he will soon be restored to health. ‘.

—Miss Freda Botvnesn arrived from Baltimore, Maryland on Sat- urday on a. short visit to ner par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bow- ness. Summerside-IS.

—Mr. and Mrsl Arnold Wilson and their little daughter Zandra. of Dartmouth. N. S.. spent a. de- lightful weok at Edgewater, North Bedeque.-—S. '

—Mrs. Reuben Cote and daugh- ter. Marjorie. Mrs. Bates and her daughter, Marjorie and Mrs. Har- vey all of Concord. New Hamp- shire are visiting relatives in dif- ferent parts of the isYand-S.

--Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ranger of

1111s entered the Prince - iitwspitztl for treatment S.

- Brehztult. c-f Georgetown. 151 he friends in Summerside. —S.

-Thc .\‘fis= Mellislt of New or are visiting friends in Sum- ersttic —5»

___ f Iiurold Walsh. of Sum- . . 1s a tinticnt in the Prince >11r.'\ Iiospital . 5-

-‘-.\ir and Mrs. Harold Crockett. re ..".n<; this week for a visit to not t‘"d.

-\i'- Annie Aiuirhcnd. of West

‘ lifr. and Mrs. Edgar G. Clark, Sum- mcrside-S.

"lends in l-iiticltattt. Mass. __M1Ss Rose“ Bradley“ muse m

“Q training at St. Mary's Hospital. or, Montreal, left yesterday for Char- 1_; lottetowm to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bradley. alter snonditig a vacation at Edgewater. North Bedeque-S.

11nd Mrs. Roy (infidel ..:t-, .\l:1.s5.. arc visiting re

.21 Afiscottcltc and Khikvra.

w. CiAaudo Gnudet of

91p week end with h familyat their summer cotétlace 3t Chelton.

.Jll i tte ummer *5?‘ William T"“'“S""d‘ M xhooleagt Ssagkvilxieqnlgut eexpuects to h. " twat‘ Si. JOllll- N B tsvtetllfn next week as the course

\ - - of M1‘ E G- Wllllllll- will then be completed-B- f-l :\“.' "til ii

———" -Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Amos —il.. , S Ii/inclint" and SOIL Of Coagesvnm perm" “Qua visitors l -\ r KTHCKHY- hi“? m‘ to the Island last week. Mr. Amos

is on the staff of the Buick Steel Manufacturing Co., and has trav- elled rxtensivelv through Eastern and Western Canada and reports that the steel trade is 200d»

t t1 short visit to Bos- -—S.

‘Cztllhork and~ Mrs. Crnnnud spent till‘ ‘.1. E‘ vsntor ti" flllf-“ts 1119s StntvrL-S.

.-\'t1hu1_v Williams of thfl ihv R‘_\'2li Dzmk. Char- .~p£'t\' the wet-k end at .11 Tvre Valley-S.

B. Darby 0ft '- last week t0 r" illllf‘ at hcr home in .1 1 111"\,- S.

LARGE SCALE

Great Britain and FrimCB 1B5‘? week inquired formally in Berlin concerning the mallow-NW!‘

Not Aggressive

-"\ 11 victim-rector of St. (.

1 h. Kcn-incion. has .

. . t m farts. 8111.. Pit: .t parts of tho main and. and London we e we ' manoeuvres were not n88! 55 '

This, to some extent. alla ed III‘

no m; Mrs, 1E, u Wilson in Czechoslovakia that errnany

ion to m; ..., .H_ _ M_ d “r5 planned the demonstrat

Jlllll li"-"l1olriin"iii“ nil rofaThorbtirn- "mtlmidaw her lg than ‘ritlisiggit-f i‘ 5_ ,,.,. v3.3.0“,- tq Harbour with the Sudeten erma

iietv l’. trh this week. —5 i 1W‘

Wot ooononmmnomntu mxmonnr

FREELAND LODGE ilffers Free Trip To Boslflll

The mana ement of Freeland Lodge offer! three free irigs to Boston and six dollars lll cm}, fm. “u.” peopp. who win the lucky door prize three times.

g Eon weeks to try. m: ,v ones.

The two dollars door prize i8 llftselltfilNg the regular Wednesday Dances at FREEL LODGE. . I

Should you win it three time! 7°" "l" “ 5°

have a trip to Boston and return. i The dates for the contest start: Aug. 1nd. Aug. 10th, Autz- 17- Allll- 24'3""

September 7, 14, 2i. 28 — Oct. 5th-

CAR LEAVES FOR BOSTON OCT- 7"‘- Modern and Old Time Mllfllll-

Tignish Orchestra. Admission 27¢-

warn’!

‘gm; may be one of the

n-rav-nra-ifluun-n-"uu-

ran“- ing and gg-lvflallltttiorciesfiirpbegflialwlre ford" divild-

. . s ace s - 41,0818 BOD and Calgary 1n 8 k at Bruce's. LEm-8-i if.

farmers and

“Navy, Blue And Go1d” Rollicking R1)- m a n c e Playing At Capitol Theatre, S'Side

"Navy Blue and Gold" whim Op- ened last night at. the Capitol The- NN. Bummerside. is a delightful picture with romance. "drama and lathe-ll all having a part in the

a ry.

Robert Young. James Stewart and, Tom Brown play the leading mles and give an excellent performance as three Jolly midahipmen. Lionel Barrymore plays the Dart of a vet- eran navy coach, long retired, but. still active in heart and spirit. “Orelwa Rlce Provides the love and romance, with Young and} Stevyéart as rivals for the fair lady's,

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Oihbrs in the cast, whose work.‘ will receive high rating. include Billie Burke as the society matron, Barnett Parker as an English but- tler much concerned in the intri- cate lrll-Stry of American football. Paul Kelly as the Nav coach and damuel S. Hinds as the dingified lather 0t Miss Rice.

The story presents the drama of a tnidshipman who comes up from a battleship to win a commissioni at the Academy but is blocked] when it is learned that he enrolled‘

fox-ranchers to join the vast throng, American ' extral money through‘ feeding their live, stock and poultry on Purina feeds: reasonably llriccd and procured fresh from the

McKie 8t Co., Grafton Street. East. 11-19-8-2-6-9-13-16-20.

ab: §;:Y.11.i‘;§?1.§t-..‘~tt2 ‘stir ti: ‘ _ '1 quests of Mrs. Ranger's parents.‘

,. - . _ —M. C. B. JeYy. prinripal ofl ‘ndgwn “%i,‘]',‘§1‘:¥:d the stimmerslde High School spent.

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'.- m 1.. n. Si!lipl1ant.—S. mllls almost weekly. we have the ____ feed to suit your requirements.- _v1~1‘|‘t)1t T0 (‘.||n[,TQN_ Charlottetown Fur Sales, through

tinder an assumed name. It then develops that his father, a former ‘navy officer, had been dlstnirsed under false charges. The boy clears his name and is reinstated, .vith the Bid of his classmates and} he old coach.

Sem Wood directs the picture which is an adaptation of the story Jy George Bruce.

he power of the narrative and the first rate acting of the players makes this one of the foremost pic-t lures of the year and one you can- not afford to miss.

The picture‘ is on again this af- ternoon and evening.

Speeches Laud

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a dissemination of knowledge and an enhancement of quality.

Record Nlunber of Entries

"Tmlflht we are in a position to Sily that. this year's Exhibition wdi eclipse all previous efforts in al- most. every particular. Out record oi over 6.00.1 exhibits will b. ex- ceeded, for 1n this building a‘ ne tomorrow mmntng tnere will ‘ie over 4900 LXHAUIIS. huise entries. cattle. poultry and other bnanches have 111. lie-amet- entries than other years, wirle sheep and swine are a little above last year,

“Iror the continued growth of ox- hibits we must give credit. to Mr. J. W. BouLer, our Secretary, whose services 111 connection with this Ex- t_1lb1t.on have been so outstanding for many years. burciy it is not toot much to give him a- meecl of praise when I have an opportunity such as this.

“The details in connection with the staging of a large are many, and it. 1S easy to slip up‘ 1n some partmulars; but as far human foresight can provide everything has been done to have.’ this show go along smoothly efficiently. 1 trust that everyone’ w.thin reach of my voice will look,‘

two sides, first. what it docs fut-j the‘ farmer. the artisan and all ex- hibitors, and secondly as a recre-

ational place where once a year- :1

everyone can come, meet. old friends and have a. good time for a few days.

A British Custom

"Honorable Mr. Dunning. whom I regret to say could not be pres- ent tonight because he is recuper- ating from severe strain caused by his devotion to the interests ‘of Canada, said here lust year with reference to our Exhibition. that ‘In every part of the world where the British flag flies, peo ie gather for a purpose similar to t at which brings us together. ‘Fhey have been doing it in Britsh countries for more than a thousand years. T0- nifiht. ladies and gentlemen, we are ta mg part in the renewal of one of the most ancient of British 1n- stitutions, something which has grown from the people."

"Ladies and gentlemen. I garlic- ularly want. you to look t rouBh our Main Building some time. either on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, Tonight it is lacking 1n manv exhibits which will be in place tomorrow. Notable among these will be the Flower Show. to- wards which His Honor. our es- teemed Lieutenant-Governor, has

AND PRINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

urgently

SHOWS AT 3.00-7.30--9.l5

S UMMLRSIDE

m"! V193 iih eaéfithefifintzget have had the pleasure of opening e

their particular portions

IUDAY. ONL

oi

->l'f_>,lI>_@1‘ty worthy of attention.

Jock barns,

tee the horse

)f rivalry, "You have read a great _ about. our Vaudeville we hope. be-,

sively, iou 1t will be bette

for you to Judge, ‘Our evening shows been

hen take a trip around

‘Mil-ac We have advertised it uxten- and without boasting un- duly we can say that in our opin-

have JmDrOvcd and we think you w1.l like them and, findtliat. we will 11°! 16L you down 1n any of our dc-

Scfllbliolls. but will carry out.

Promises to the letter. We will us usual have the (Jo-operation of the

Charlottetown Riding Club,

entries have been the Vimy Jcnes Ridin the Halifax Riding Ciu .

The Trophies

"011 the Platform you will note four

some beautiful trophies, tvluchjtve are presenting vllflllllllvn exhibitor of

TECEiVéCIIUbIIaOIIIA géflkgglllllzflfllgif“gilépggglgglgrtghiglgfgfi xlonourablc B. W. LePage, vzas with

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Registered -'

dorses, Registered Cattle

Qft-‘edfi. Registered treeds. Sheep and Swine

0).. Futurity, and the met-t. 0f SiiVCl'\Yiii‘0 is the vDiLOis Trophy, donated jTflfldUflllld Tobacco

11g.

been built. mcnts to the plant,

found anywhere. They

are grateful to them. "We have to

uain

Dar Cattle _ _ classes. ine other trophies have been do- nated by Councillor Dr. F. C. Doug- ‘ 1t. for the winner of the Two Year P91113111“; British

by

Company Montreal for the driver scoring the 1105- Domts in the tour days mcet-:

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“You Wm see as you 100k around‘ ygm. by 5.0m. to nnprovc we quamy; hat Prince Eduard Islrmd Ls not that our grounds ltavc been consid-l ‘ll _ , erably unprovctl anti we think you] "nmng w ma“ mo snaffle“ MC‘; Exhibition. .v1ll find them quite attractive ' heir red and white and wnitc and as zreen colors. Our new grand sand, “"110 °f llle lflllll’ “ma?! 1S i1 VBYY flue structure, c .1blc of accommodating almost 2.000 andl Epfictators. The new Riding Club stables are over 300 feet i11 length llroglTsd ‘Vh-Cll with 37 statlls, and some 450 icct upon the ‘Provincial Exhibiton fmmt of harness horse stables have also besides other unprove- _ the total ex- penditures being in the yncinity oi’ ‘ 0.000

“The labor utilized was almost all recruited from the unemployed ranks, and I am glad to t2 tiblc to sny tonight that better men more willing workers could not be certainly gave their very best to us and we

thank Premier Thane A. Campbell, whom I regret. .s unavoidably bbsetit because an- other function 1n which he is being honored with a Doctor-of-Laws de- gree w.ll take place in Halifax and at which he is required to be pres- ent. His Government has treated the fairest possible manner and we thank them for it. We have‘ also to thank the Dominion G0\‘- crnmcnt through its representatives}

Honorable Mr. Dunning and

Douglas, and the Minister of Ag culture. Honorable J. s. Gardiner. for o. grant 0f $2.500 towards labor for the work mentioned previously. That grunt Enabled us to g0 ahead ‘ _ Grnntl Mud‘ mmmgpnlellt M “l. “mud is rmi Czuiauzvs tourist biifilnttss 1s stcadilv

with the bulding of the

Stand and other work

and Prince Edward

required. Through _ work lumbermen in New Brunsmck ll<>\\‘ll@d 101‘ weret Then. I believe ’ bencfitted. and paint inanuf-actur-i Fight to be proud of the unprove- ers. steel and hardware tnnnuf-ict-

Island

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_ _ the be itnprcsscd with the __ view the judging of. totscs and cattle in the tnornings‘ :1 the two azenas which we hove [MOV-ldflil.‘ onti 2n the afternoons of nurse we want you to come and. znuke us realize the vuiuc und 1m- ractng, because we

lave brought the best horses in the I Marltimes together for fgul‘ d

deal .~

t tutdtji" the cntmblc lcutlcrsliip oi the r than ever we i have attempted. but that will be!

.‘ his province, I msh

of icteznuncd effort required to make

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t0 Our guests from the sister Prov- names o! the men who were large! inees or Canada and from the‘ responsible for these. and States across the border. We are. very happy to have them with us and we hope that their visit will belfillect with pleasure and profit. ‘We miss tonight _t.he presence of’ that great Canadian statesman. the Honourable Charles A. Dun- PlHB. who was with us at the open- ing of our Exhibition last year. and whoexpected to be with us this Cvenlllfi. I am sure we all deeply regret the crcumstances that pre- vent him being present. Mr. D

mitiar to mos

no; mention them. Many of them

have since passed to their rest, and 1n

paying tribute to their tine rewru

of public service I would remind

you that, it was ove of their prov-

‘A1138 and their desire to serve that

inspired these men of revered

memory to give of their time m co-

operating with one another 1n iur-, tnerixig the interests oi this prov-t

un- ince. May the record of their un-i

hing is a good friend oi this prov- selfish service be an inspiration for] ince and I know that, I voice the you and for me to emulate. They, sentiments of all our people in ex- too, were men of vision and. as I

pressing the hope that with proper said a fevé rrioggnts ago that is the. rest; and b enm-m 15] - great nee o ay, or as tie wise‘ bracing seay air? he Emil? sooilini): 1 llml! °f 91d w" Bald: wile"? “F”? restored to his usual good health l5 11° “Sm”. ‘he 99°91‘? Pensh‘ I and strengthjln these critical days Canada needs men of the high in- tegizty, the vision, and the sound Judgment of Mr. Dunning; men “llllnr: to make the sacri ice that

Vital Importance to ProvLi-ice

"Speaking of vision, I want to say a. word or two on a matter

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other’

improvements, Their names are fa- t of you and i iteed

LIVER BILE-

And You‘ll Jump Out of Bed in tho Morning Ruin’ to go

'i"l:1e liver ehould pour out two rounds of liquid bile into your bowel: daily. fthia bile u not flowing freely. your food doeezfl digst. it jult decay: in the bowell. Gll bloale up your atomaeh. You get cunali atad. Harmful

potaona sunk an

o into the body, an the world look! punk.

you feel aour.

A mere bowel movement doadt alwayl get at the cause. You need something that works on the liver an well. lt lakee those gland, old

Vader’! Little L1

ver Pills w get t

nae two

pounds of bile flowing freely and make you feel "up and up". liarrnleee and gende, the

make the hiie flow freely. T

oi mlomel

hey do the war but have no ralornel n_r mercury in

them. Auk for Cutefl Little Liver Ptlle by mine! Srubbcrniy refulo anything clae. 25G-

Tt-onsury W111 be enriched by

the

booth to in zroduce the Garden City Cheese. Visitors must not itegiect to t1‘:

' in; served at the

the new "Garden City" DeLuxt Ice Cream. This is not handled i: the main booth but is on sale in l special refreshment booth along t e midway right inside themain gate. DeLuxe Ice Cream has a flav- our and smoothness distinctly its ow: and is made from pure Garden (‘try Cream and is "fast-frozen." The Pure Milk Co. Ltd. is om ‘it this provinces leading industries and merits the pride of our entire citizenry. Each of the many pro- ducts featured is of the highest uandard, and reflects great credit on the management of this pro- gressive firm ' "

‘ CARTER dc CO. LTD.

Poultryniei. and Fox Breeder's Will be f5S{)"‘.'l£i]i_V IIIIPTDSH"! 1n the

. - - . . . third booth ".0 (ht- rtulv This ex- he L; makmg m OI-de u, w I which 1 believe is of vital impoit- gasoline tax in the increased sale .‘ H t 1115 time and abimy i; megpfibfi’, 1ance_ to this Province. On scverah Qf gasoline, _ ma“ i*_l"’.“,j‘°',:,Fl““:" -crv1'<:e of our country_not gm- per. ‘ilfevwus Oflilfislvns I have f-“lnpllfl-t “Ladies and gentlemen, 1n c0n- 513M110“, n}, U! m

ma] gain or selfish advancement. “Zed m‘? mammal “h” this NOV‘ 1v. for the common good and wei- ure 10f the whole Dominion and Alllfl-rc. All honour to such men.