mm rwcwown GUARD mu

' HIGIIFIILD-The ' will vbo Dlv- -

Central Guardian inc service in u: Presbyterian ‘ ‘ ~ Church, Highfieid, on Sunday at 3

STEP 0N "rag, G53, Board the p. m. The Rev. W. Bruce Muir will

Special or hitch up old Dobbin and eehdllet the Serf/lee-

attend Bcotchfort Celebration Wed-

'ro Adriano CONVENTION.- The Misses Margaret and Catherine MIMI-elm. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George A. MacLean of Lewis, leave today for Winnipeg to attend the

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GRYO

{l-iow. to‘ Feed During July and g ‘August for Quality Pélls

heeday. July 25th, 1i wignbvyltclégéyalalitlflt E servlcs; 3751011121311? i: T1? ifgflieistillcriicghht: How you teed Your Pllill durllll Jul)’ and August will have a direct boofllll

c nex undo, . . y P ‘ POWNAL CIRCUIT - Bervices Rev. .1. M. McLeod as ioiiows: at. w?’ P- E- " '1'?" “u” i“ "1" ‘he . m. "\i“'“'F°"'°' Wllr polls. Right feeding, if the animals are good, u, , resents Wm be conducted by the pawl, on Andrews omen n L m; vanwn h" PeE they Will he 8110B" 01 will mean lop dluillty and top prices. Feeding is matly imQ most important

their aunt Mrs. R. MacMillan. slntglhzflftaetor-‘if fur guflitykmovor-‘fleed. “And note these hints from an

..._ . -—_—- nu y on ox ra ng. . of e D ry Department of Ohio State- i WTAKMJ‘ R-EPIESENTATIVEIUnIvos-sity, in his article “Mineral Ration for lilac Fox" (American Fox and Ifiir MARBHFELD BAPTIST church UNITED CHURCH__ new ML IIERIL-Mr. W. L. Bruhn of the‘ farmer, January, i028) siays: “Minerals assist greatly in controlling reetatanooto ——Preoching service Sunday afier- I-Iaberlin will preach in the nnitedPffldeehml-lt Corporation. New Yorlgnneccc .... ..n small amount of yeast is especially desirable, producing u little noon Jn|y 22 m, 3 p_ m_ conducted church n; Bane Rive,- on sundgy age mY-numctllmte 0t VltlkI-lhr 13 laxative fennentation. The fox‘ skeleton conlsts in great part of calcium and by new Ross Q Em,“ o, Chanotw n,“ a, eleven m m and a,’ Eldon e present a guest at the Queen phosphorus, therefore, the fox needs these minerals. Combinations such as cal-

Sunday at 11 a.. in: Clifton 2.110 p. River 2-80 p- m. and Cherry

Valley 111.; Miliview 7 p. m. Pownal. 7 p- lll-

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H- Canadian Grenadier Guards - " ‘ Band‘ »

. h , _ _ _ u, _ t m _ _ ' Hi-‘tel- MY- Bfllhh Btfltfii thet VttB-Icium and phosphorus, forming a salt, may be fed Sunlight must suppu Under dlstlllgllwhfld ‘patrona 0f w“ é m a m p m € -- " ' I!“ 18 "W teins used by leading» develop fur. when the fur is too thick to allow the sunlight to trute at: ' " .1 . ge 1mm MEMORIAL Presbyterian 110m: CHARGE-United Church gfierrftrlcrggflsiéleighwithflthg rntcstg- the akin. irradiated nods should he provided in or- t ' v ‘~ " " ' ' v ~ - Church, Mal e. Servi S - i’ C ada. Se i t S - 9 9 9° 0 - derto make the sunshne active internally." Now _ 1118911913101‘ Lieut. GOVCPHOI‘ and day. July apggiiu u a. mfivenlgig (gonoslg: cenézlcescgsxcmuadlimy‘ 18.31:": cgeglige todtllie pupsdsood this with the rnzrkeup of A-“QIW ~, I _ , - mo. Sabbath school 1o . . Rev. i1 iii-p tufl’ " 11 . [v rk at . a" mpme "l" check ihm feeding eased Q ‘ -‘. .. lifts. Heartz John McNichol, rinci :1 '2: Tor- 7.; Pr’: m“ g m tgro d mm“ “smleny m ‘1“'°“Y °" the fddwlu German ' - . ... P p 0D .Rev.F.E.Bo0 yqmntedb h . s; ~~ onto Bible College will preach at Minister. . I “ Y ‘ ° “Se °‘ v"-"“‘"‘- preparation “w.

the evening service.

- " Tests show that . _ this famous tonic flp-ygj ir- and conditioner, " for years successfully used in feed- ing prize animals, consists of cal- clum chloride starch, vitanln- yedst. strongly active vitamin-veg ‘ bio substances, and easily assimllahie phosphorus compounds with the aiati-rachltic D-vitomins produced by exposuretoultra violet light. Does not contain bone meal. Economical. You need only one to two pounds per-yen per animal. Ail we might say "lust what the doctor ordered" for your foxes. i ' ' i‘ - ' These are the days when the young pups are running around. The nlyfl three months will tell the story ofiwhether you get $150 of 8250 each for your pelts, or barely enough to pay your pensm. ‘By theway Vitakalk is cellos; to experienced fox breeders and ranchers it apparently fills a need met by no other preparation to be added to food. Canadian demand during June alone prgc. ilcally cleaned out our inorthern offices. The? interesting thing about Vitakalk is that you will see results almost immediately in the general condition oftn, animals, in their better appetites, super round well being. 1t gives animals what they would get in their natural state, if they were...“ ntrig free. It turns a fox ranch into normal animal life condition; and do“ iiu-ay with the disadvantages of ‘captivity-so far as feeding lg concerned, Circular on Vitakaik in fox farming will be senthfree on request. ~Start with Vitakalk today. Formerly you had import it from ‘Germany, Now yqu “n get it from Rogers J: Arnett, Summ civic, P. E. f. See coupon below Iqg- pm,”

POLICE COUR.'I‘.-A prohibition case was adjourned by His Honor at ‘the Police Court yesterday mor- ning. A car owner charged with op- erating a car under the influence of liquor was fined $50.00 and given a ten days suspended sentence. An- other car owner caught speedi 1g was flned $10.00 and costs. One drunk contributed $5.00 and costs. CAR. COLLISION.—_-A young lady driving d Coupe endeavoured to turn on the corner of Prince and Grafton Streets yesterday at noon, butthe steering gear failed to work with the result that the turn was negotiated about twenty yards down on Grafton St., and in so do- ing said Coupe hit. another large car proceeding West on the same street. Both cars received slight damage. However, as seldom in the case of such’ occurrences both part.- ies took the happening 800d natur- edly-and oil's well that ends well.

HE MARKETS

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Que, July ‘l9. —- The steady demand from foreign buyers for grain here today and fair

NlllftYp-JULY so AT 8.30 P. M.

thitiAréllh Rink, (fhariottetown

S E R l 0 U S ACCIDENT.— The many friends of Mr, Flo dmlbrgu- son, formerly of Dunsta nage. will learn with regret that he has had the misfortune of losing an eye the result of a piece 0i steel occidental- ly getting into the eye, while en- gaged ai; work in Boston.

RIFLE RANGE-It will be good news_ to the rifiemen to learn that the rifle range has been fully re- paired and is now ready for prac- tice. To-morrow morning the new elite-taker. Quarter-Master Serg- eant Arthur King takes on his dut- es.

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KILFOY-WEIR. WEDDING-The marriage of Miss Mary Isabelle Kilfoy, daughter of Mrs. Michael Kilioy and the late Mr. Michael Kilfoy to Mr. J. Angus Weir, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Weir, all o'f Charlottetown, took place Wednes- day morning, July 18th, at 6 a. m., at St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, Rev. P. McMahon, D. D., ofllciating. The bride was becomingly attired in a navy blue suit. A very dainty breakfast was served at the home of the bride after which the happy couple left on a tour of the Mari- times. The groom's gift to the bride was i1 sliver black fox neck- piece.

MOTORING 1N PROVINCE.- Reverend J. W. S. Lowry, formerly of Toronto, and now! of Cambridge. Masih, with Mrs. Dowry is visiting the Island. Two years ago they spent part of the season in this Province. They have been motoring about. at different scenes of interest and beauty. and they are principal- .ly located with the Rev. Ewen Mac- Dougall, Upper Hiiisboro Street.

TIIE MERIDEN HOSPITAL School of Nursing offers n. three- year course to young women. School is accredited and affiliates with Yale University for special servic- es. Allowance, uniforms and books provided. New residence under con- struction will provide ideal living and teaching facilities. Classes en- rolled for September and February. Further information upon implica- tion to Superintendent of Nurses,

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WANTED NOW-SALESMEN FOR unrepreaen Prince Edward Is- land counties. Pay weekly. ex- clusive stock and territory. Rep- resent a six hundred acre modern Nursery growing choicest varieties and best stock. Established thirty years. Our agencies are valuable. Write, Pelham Nursery 00., Tor- onto, Ont. A. W.'t1. Aug. 15.

Teachers Wanted

TEACHER WANTED FOR. POINT Dell-ache School. Supplement $75.00. Mark McCormack, Secre- lury- easo-as-ti

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WANTED — FIRST OR SECOND class teacher for Peters Road School No. 90. Supplement $100. George A. McDonald, Secretary.

6907-7-20-31.

of Vitakalk.

SEND COUPON ‘PO-DAY!

SUCCESSFUL TEA PARTY.- The United Church congregation of Maipeque held a most enjoyable and successful tea and sale of fancy goods on the grounds adjoining the

Rogers & Arnett ' Summer St., Summersidc, r. c. 1.

I am sending you cash [ ] check [ ] (or selldt‘. 0. D. ) following amount oi’ Vltakalk '

DEPT. "$87

TH. GOLDSCHMIDT CORPORATION

[ l F s I WANT: ‘ ghe Meriden Hospital‘, Meriden, ghurch pggperty en Wednesday, A inrnuutnr pg bustignfihwaa donet l 1 2 lb-—$il-Z5 1 1 zs lip-snail ~ or a o c - A wsacucn son ellll- ve i n b ttended i clud- w ed an on . e exppr v i 1 1 l0 lh--—$9.50 1 ; ___________"______ spring Vale‘ school. Supplement F. H. W. July 20-26 inéymihrtiiz; ET..." gummersidg and Gehedlen Wheel- ipr the past five ‘*5 B"“"" 5'" N" “m N‘ Y‘ l 1 W “'48s” r01: sacs. TWO NEWLY rncsn- W"- Jeh" F-tewelt. Sec’! A“ 2'9"6',23 the surrounding country. Trinity "a" 1"“ bee" lei!“ ‘Mme t° the Branch oifices-Montrell- iiamiiwn. NAME _ . . . emu, cpwgnfjfnde 595mm D, 6866-7-17-41 . Church choir oi’ this city with their feet met Itely hi“ cleaned "P e" ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " ‘ ' ' ' " ' - - ~ ~ - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - -- Birt, Suffolk. ' ' ' friends to the number of 100 and the “Vauable supply M Duran‘ Cflrlfldl. Chicago. U- 5- A- 3957152041 TEACHER wawrco FOR spams 5'3"“ ever new men» annual Dunn; at wheat. and Russia has drawndieav- ADDRESS ........................ ..... ............ ..

Valley School District No. 100. Supplement $150.00. Apply W. K.

ily on No. three Northern. A feat-

] - Dnrnley shore where a very peas um or the local market was the

ant afternoon was spent after which

TREMERE-Atplilompshire, on July

WHITE ii, 1028 to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tre-

FOII. SALE — CHILD'S

enamel cot, in excellent condi- Chumpmn- secwtilrll- tea was served by tho Malpeque steady demm“! ‘mm exmmrs f“ _ ‘ lion. Apply 222 Fitzroy St. 6949-7-19-51- mew a 5m’- ladies at the picnic krounds. There summfis ‘md further “m” °r NC‘; Justice 15 m" '1 “cw "lrcumsmilce i“ ‘he ch19! Justice 0! the Supreme Y 6918-7-18-31 was an abundance of good things to 3 Nmmem were mime at 1'3 “m” history of this County; it is but. one Court of P. E. Island: . ‘

TEACHER. WANTED son sca MARRIAGES m, the Sen/me was excellent and per bushel. over the Winnipeg 0p- - instance .0! many in a long and May it please your Lordship:

FOR. SALE 50 ACRE FARM IN- ciuding 1B pen fox ranch, 3 ‘miles from Amherst. C. F: Crun- mn, Fort Lawrence, N. S.

0978-7-19-21

View school, district no. 9'1. Sup- plement $150. First class prefer- red. Apply to Mrs. Aubrey Hiltz,

SEE View, P. E. I.

6909-7- 18

WANTED-TEACHER. FOR. NEW-

_______________________ WEATIIERBIE-IIILL-At Pownall on July 18, 1928, by Rev. F. H. Lil;- tlejchns, Mabel M. Hill, of Mill- view, P. E. 1., to William Ambrose Weatherbie, of the same place.

the

the Charlottetown party returned to the city delighted with their day's outing. It is understood that proceeds from the tea- party, etc, will amount to fully $800.00.

tion, and No. 1 feed oats at 3 3-4 cents over, c. i. f. Montreal. There was some enquiry from New York exporters for Argentine corn here. but. notiurther sales resulted, spot cash prices for oats were weak

honorable record which this County We, the Grand Jurors, have lia- has established, not only leading tened with great pleasure to your this Province in that regard. but address, and it was surely very establishing, I believe. a record un-ipleasing to us to see you presented equalled in any part of Canada. with the pair of white gloves indi- That is a circumstance upon which, eating the absence of crime in our

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I may mean one of u great many things-causes the death of another person, is placed under the burden of showing that he acted with due

""' "_'_ — _ ' _ __-_<q>_?_. again and declined 1 cent per and proper caution and mm He if the people have any right to be County. _ rgmlsAsgzpllzaifibkggTgfw ‘gr’, ion Cross School. Supplement mlnfileltgfige briggyrlfigngofit‘)??? bushel. There was no change in does no; exercise due and proper proud, they can establish p. 300d! We noted very carefully your re- mason for Semng m health P“; $100.00 including minimum. Apply w’ by the RB“ w_ Bruce Mun,‘ 3t PERSQNALS liriires fill‘ Spring Wheat flour nn- caution and care i; he 1S breaking foundation for pride. But always marks re auto driving and consider

6974-7-20-41

r011 SALE-AMERICAN Fox- hound pups, beautifuily marked. See ours before buying. _, James Enman, Chtown Royalty.

cy Howatt.

FOR. SALE AT A BARGAIN, ONE Ford runabout in good- order. Suitable for light/delivery truck: Michael Murphy, Panmure Island.

--/ 0907-7-18-41

SPEED FOR. SALE-DIRECTUM L. Chestnut gelding by Colorado L.

, mcnt $200.00,

Chas. A. McKennc, Secretary. 6875-7-17-41.

TEACHER WANTED — AN perienced first or second class ‘teacher for Mt. Pleasant School. Male teacher preferred. Suppl-é- inidsummer vaca- tion. Apply to Walter McIntosh. ,,_ Secretary, Ellerslie, R. R. No. 1.

EX-

6939-7-19-31.

Male Help Wanted

James Church, Charlottewn, Rob- ert Pierce, son of the late Mr. Jos- iah Wigmore, Graham's Road, to Susanna, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert llhynes, Dunstaffnage.

DE ATIIS

0'1lANLEY»-At St. Peters Bay, Ju- iy 19, Mrs. John B. 0‘1-1anley, aged 43 years. Funeral at 5 p. m. Friday, July 20th.

McAULAY-At. Jersey City, ’ July 1B, Malcolm McAulay aged 27 eldest

Mr. _ spent yesterday in the city.

visit to Sydney and Halifax.

Mrs. J. R. Brehout.

J. C. McAuldy, Stanhope,

Mr. Hubert Strickland of the C. N. R... Mrs. Strickland and daught- er Florence, left this morning on a

Miss Catherine Gillespie, of Com- bridge, Mass, is visiting friends in Montague, the guest. of Mr. and

Miss Emma Walsh arrived home

nounced, but the undertone was weaker owing to the further de- cline in prices for contract grades oi‘ wheat at Winnipeg. Tho demand from the United Kingdom and the ‘continent was somewhat limited but all the orders received, were ac- cepted and i1. moderate amount. of business was clone. The trade for local account continued quiet. Winter wheat. flour was dull and unchanged. Owing to the steady downward tendency of wheat pri- ces of late a weeker feeling de- veloped ln the market for bran and

with this reservation: A record so your suggestion that the rules and high can only be maintained by a careful observance of those causes which have produced that result. ' "Why is it that‘ this County has enjoyed such a record of exemption from crime? No country, nor any ery precaution be taken to have the part of a. country, can expect to be law observed. free from those conditions out of| We would suggest that near dan- which crime may spring. The best gerous curves and blind comers, a that can be done is, first, to pro- danger signal should be posted on vide a moral foundation that will both approaches of same. ' make the greatest safeguard; and We visited the jail and found one it is because of the establishment of prisoner. The jail is in fairly good such a foundation. because of the condition, but the ceilings and walls

the law in any particular. 1f he is driving at i1 rate of speed, greater than the 111w permits, and he kills a man, he is guilty of manslaughter without anything more. To be free from the crime he must be free from wrong-doing. If he is intoxicated- which is a. condition for a jury to find-and he kills a man, he has committed the crime of man- slaughter, and there is no excuse. If he does not exercise due and pro- per care, if he is not qualified and entitled to drive the car, he is not free from blame, and is not free

laws regarding auto drivers should be placed within the hands of every auto owner. If we are to avoid ac’- cidents and casualties in our pm. vince, it is very necessary that ev-

1011 require to be washed and kal mi - _ _ QRK AT f _1_ _ M _ M A 1 I shorts and prices scored a decline 1mm gllilt- high stammrd or mo“! instruct’ S0 n Did i1 mile in 2.20, last half in WIANTE: IIVIAgIflEg glclo“ Norm gotgnitilope C and rs c u av frommI-Iavtietrhgl. Massnmtg) fishing M $2 per to“. but middungs were snare is more than that were and mom] nondnci; gmqng the pefl- ed, nnd we woum suggest m“ 8am‘ 1173- A hi8 88m)’ ehilii- Well‘ “y- pp y 690517484“ ' mm w er pare ' ' unchanged_ The", was no imppove- are many who think they are keep- pie that. for the great majority, a be done at an early date, , nngwhegs. 6511:; hmness, boot? River. , Mrs. Andrew Walsh, Douglas St. men‘; m the demand The“, was no ing the law if they only drive at a gonditlltzr; lBXQéIIDE Tfgoizi crime can For self 3nd feliows,_ an ru er- ro wagon. ' . ' - ' inimum rate for instance twenty- e men ehe - e Serve-S 0i‘ i gd.) George A, p | i FARM further change in prices for rolled m - - We 6' h“ 69274-17“: wwgilanappivymil: s ‘Gotcha m. In Memoriam Safifiljs flfig,fér'““ggfi,iifng"dmlfsfs cats but the undertone to the g}? milesifmtlhe pgbllgohiizhwdyé or hlllg; ngigtuialgfigtrre rorernln. ——- —- ' . ' ' ' ~ v . u" en m e3 n a wns; e a - " CIIINCIIILLA nannrrs - six Mellick. , 6060-7-20-31 _ Me Spendmg their vacuum at the“. muéiécznwos e33‘: thtgleconiffiigélg ma; my be driving at the “ii/ta or “on o, justice can em succeed ’___ adults, fifteen young. Bred from _ In loving memo", o, old home at Pleasant Grove. ngakngs Tgcams The volume M‘ qn-ee miles an nem- nnd he mny be based solely upon the supposition Imported B. C. and Ontario NUFSIHg HERMAN E_ INMAN gvuslness was.,sma'"_ A steady feel, breaking the law. It depends en- that men can be made perfect by

stock. Closing out rabbitry. Thirty

dollars takes lot. for immediate

sale. E. C. White, vermn.._P.,.E.AI._ d m _ B tier Hospital School 1n on; nnmgynnygpg gnndly fQmQn-ge Stimson 8: Co. Ltdf, Toronto, re- _ hour he should perhaps have stop- other requirement, and that i to ' ‘ ,_ g ‘6893-7-17-31". v 'gr,.aN‘$.s;,g_ gl-ovidence’ R“ 1,, ei- Mm] v , _ turned last night from head-office gmgrzyzymfg afot?lggtlnwfufhgfit_ ped his cup, The whole measure of priqovigle {of tfhe pllolgiiillllfélfillllthtzf th $155: A _ . fers a three years‘ course in nurs- 5w"; memgfles cm,‘ u, you, tc resume their Work 1h this Prlh- shippers offering extras at 35 14c speed and conduct has relation to W O ll e we 8 FHWILIZER F03 SALEHPOTAS" ing- accredited school; extreme‘ name iliet- to 38 Us per dozen x o b shipping the actual conditions of the case. btlokan thedleW- fillet Infitdiitfietbe in 200 lb. sacks sailing at half ' , b‘ d n; ; fifteen n ,8 H d | d t L , , . . . _ Negligence "rexerclsjng cguflgnanfl s rc y an careu y a n e o. ~ i price. Now is the time for potato lymmfgy? agmiliaggg gsfilth Yglq miflmafin We yo“ n up“ a Dr. and Mrs. MacFarlane Barre, Rows’ bugbgyigtzhzz? gifglesgizq care on coming to a dangerous Negligence of that would inevitably growers to purchase their plotnsh flmversuy school of Nursing; Sm" b“ you In ha", l“, ‘he ofsizleirméagit, areipayingd their {inst glilsodiénsmauplots fire made Th; pines; driving in i: dust clxzui-ainy iealitijmttr; ti; uarlildergnlirningassfutlgililg A > ' . - . - v o e rov nc e a - ‘ ‘ r anc a - S or next season“ crop’ mac an“ two m0hth$ liftihiltio" 1°? Pub some. p e ‘m “r s y receipts were 2,575 cases. The trade o we c cums es n One of the largest and bolt