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‘iiooe River Picnic J ’WEDllESllAY i JIlL_Y 26th.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th

I Foot Troubles corrected BY A FOOT SPECIALIST Phone 140 for an appointment

H. J. A. BROWN

Chiropodist — Podiatrist 143 Gt. Geo. si... C‘ rlottetown

All foot troubles. painlessly

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Trinity iliiited Gliureh

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and scientifically mated gen _____ _ special Foot Plate: to Costa nay;-as

THE CF!1éR{-9J.'F.l;3T;(l!V_1S.._9_U_A§PiAN..

mvnto. are iruests at Daivwy

or Miss Bea- Jenkins. Mt. Hubert, regrt gmlielghof her illness in the P.E.eI.

h Mr. Boswall, Dunstaflnage 033 Pgtllfnlgd home after 9. mnsu pm °“ “'8 P- ti. Island Hos-

Mlm I-Icle Go , M 11 - _

in S0utl‘Lportxul1e0é.-eue'3L15o1y1‘}§:tr

Ileen and Thel- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Macmd.

yon.-Aileusti co _

visitors i.oYg1oflc. ve Wm “mt

19 lihlrl-y-one years since Mr dam;

Mm. Von Cl Ga h been Owed. away onmaecoilnt 6:: the serious illneu her dough .- 31:12:. hwh31ehi;g$§-nl ugggamtrerrii. .a., ,

the last three weeks. or Hon. J. D. Hyndmiarn,

president 1 th Penal ’

Court at 3:2-swf. W on the Bu

foxrnerlslr P9811 and prior tothat Meme Court of Alberta,

- his brviiher. Mr. A. W. Hyndman. and other relatives.

Mr. Amram scheinleld who has been the Izuesi. of his brroiiher-in- law and sister. Dr. and Mrs. Leo Frank, Rooebank, left on Monday on return to New York to supervise the release of his book “you and Heredity". which is scheduled for publication in September

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BIRTHS

BR.UCE—A.t "Waterside", Powmal on Jul 6, 19:19, to . ' Albert gr-uoe, a son. W and ms’ — At Carleton on Jul da liter. 3 WI WY

MURPHY 32, 1039, to M h a

MARRIAGES

___________________ FLOWTHER. - CAMPBELL - At mg

United Church Pm‘ nage, Bede- Que. on Jglug 3rd, 939, Wanda Jennie 1-0 er. of North Carleton to Oscar Robert Campbell. of Bor.

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0 nadian Legion

The Convention of the P. E. 1. Provincial command of the Can- adlmi Legion. will convene In Sunimorslde. on Thursday. .-lull’ 27m. in 10:30 a. m. A banquet will is hold in the Clifton Hotel It ‘so in the evening, tickets for "hirh may be procured from Let'- in Branch Secretaries. G. E. SHERREN.

-Provincial Sect!‘ :.

cgmgminn Legion, B. E. S. L.

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UNDERTAKER EMBALMER

Charlottetown and North Wlltahlre

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lily 27 Will ~ Wind Planet Near’ Earth

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SCIENCE is aiming its “heavy iiiiory" right smack at Mars 13 month — and waiting. only c weapons are not cannon, but icsropes. And ..Mars is not the ronicning symbol of war, but 2 hlanct. ' Scmice believes in "firing when u see the whites of their eyes." 11 July 2'1. «Mus will be "looking the earth from a distance of no ore than 38,030,000 miles.

Asirnnomlcillly s airing, that's Dill as far as e house across

Service

se since 1924, won't approach near again for ihany years. mntimcs the planet ii 248.000.0170 its distant: w _almost than in

0. 1933 in 1 . r t nil hapgem_ like this. More travel about the sun ts at different

t. _in law

directly between Mara and the

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STRDNOMYS arrnles Q a military expedition to 5: they Just want to look at it. v advise the uhlio not to lose

9 street. Mars hasn't come as ~

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WATSON—-Entered in re t 25. 1939. Eleanor Masggy Dglirigllljy widow of the late Lawrence W, wag’: son in her 81st year. Funeral from ‘;ifa...*’°“‘§£f....€“‘“.°“:.i‘ “‘.“’%F‘§.l S 8 a, , . Funera leaving at 10 olcfock for st. Peter’s Cemetery. CLAR.K—Ait Kenslngton, July 25, 1939. Mrs. Annie Clark. widow of the lath. George R. Clark, aged 77 years. Funeral from her late resi-

dence Kensingwn. Wednesday, July 26 at 2 p. m. Intel-rnent Mal- WW0-

In Memoriam

In loving memory of ROWLAND L. DAY Who Died July 26, 1937. Fondly Remembered by His Wife and Family.

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E Vlsllélng his mother, Mrs. C. A. J

local interest but advertising of a now” nature may be inserted at 5 cool: I word strictly pay- able in advance.

CONFIDEEATXON LIFE INSUR- ANCE. Io-W89-7-21-3|.

L001‘ Bl§O0vli‘.llED—Loot tak- en from the showroom 01 '1‘. Ci. Ives on Great George Street on Sunday night, consisting of a radio and a cotton 0! tubes was iound by a city éiolioenian and -night watchman it a spa behind uh Oil Tanks, it was niirht.

POLICE COURT-—iAt lice court yesterday a non-sllppo adj urned till this morning. An exic case was ad umed one week. Two dl'u.nkon lvena were each given seven days in all. A drunk had his bail estrea. . A chéargle ofndbeina drunk angh dis- or cry a is vaaancy arse were dismissed.

DAYLIGHT lt0BBEltY—Eifect- ing entrance by smnshiiu the lock on the door intruders made away with cigarettes, etc.. from the can- teen at the Holy Redeemer Tennis Courts between noon and 1 o'clock on Saturday last. A large quantity of carbonated beverages was also consumed by the thied or thieves.

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCE- MEN'.l‘-M.'rs_ Frank Langili an- nounces the engagement or ‘daughter. Ruth Mabel, to Thomas Caldwell. Sommerulle, son of Mrs. Annie M. and the late Thomas H. Bommerville of Saint John, N. 8. Marriage to take place in the near future. L-432.

WALLET FOUND AND BE- TURNED-—'I‘he honest of men Depart- was exemplified ‘Monday when a wallet containing $573, the property of Colonel G. H. Robin- son. Kentville. N. 5.. was picked up on the Ordnance compound alter the militia broke camp. The wallet was found by Wilfred H hes, 48 Upper Queen Si‘... ed over to Mr.

Ordnance Departmen wanted some to owner.

FIRE AT MT. ALBION-Fire yesterday afternoon at 4.30 des- troyed the house and ham of Mr. Russell Jones at Mt. Albion. The premises were unoccupied as Mr. Jones and his wife reside in Char- lottetown. The fire was discovered by Mr. Jones’ father-in-law, Mr. James Ward and the origin of the blaze is,undetemilned with the loss estimated in the vicinity of $2,000. There was no stock con- tained in the buildings.

NORTH STAR. IN POIIT-With is passenger t of 231 on board the S. 8. North star, Capt. Joseph Eoucher dcoked here at 6:30 yes-

her Mr

for-

temie morning and left at 12 o‘cloc noon. A large number of the passengers enjoyed drives

around _i.lle city during the boat‘: ahoril; slay. Among the passenger.-1 on board was Dr. Grenfcll. He had with him the ashes of Mrs. Grenfeii who passed away at Ver- mont last December and who had desired that her ashes should be taken to Labrador where she had been engaged in medical mission- ary work for mo.n;y years with her husband.

CHOSEN FOR aoAim—’ John E. Cameron, Morton Dew and R, D. Scott, along with re- tiring president 5. P. Paoii. Jr.. were chosen to represent the Gyro Clubontheboa.rdoftheP.E.l. Tuberculosis League at the regular Weekly meeting oi the club held at Beach Grove Inn on Monday

to club business and the report of the District Convention at Fredericton. N. 13. Mr. Hiliburn

Science Ready to , “Sh oot”' Mars At Close Range—36,030,000 Miles

Dlltfln than poaltion of Man oompatod to respective position In

anon how. planet might appear throuch telescope. White eliipti-. cal am It-top in polar ice cap. Black inaisam likely area: or vegetation; ‘balance la , ‘ably deaort. Narrow lines, wlllblo when run cum oloao to earth in 1024, may be canals which carry water

our planet’: tut-face

is ID ' ahrinki legvlng

scientists even deny their ix-

iatence. , wver.~ -

omera did .ai§ht some fine lines, in; a sort

of Montreal was a guest.

June, I938 _

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and earth on July :7, 1939. June. I938. 'sIretoh of Man

t a learned last

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-§Borden Route

Discussed At Board Meeting

A meeting of the C0l.ll'lCll of the Board of Trade and interested retail merchants of the City was held in the Board Room last night to con- sider a proposed paved highway to shorten the road between Char- lottetown and Borden.

Mr. T. W. L. Prowse in report- ing for a committee appointed at a previous meeting presented a

lap whereby the existing road, gust south of Albany would be straightened and approximately 1.2 miles of new road opened up, making ii total distance from A - bany to Carleton of 2.6 miles to be paved, thus shortening the distance between Charlottetown and Borden to approximately 36 miles. A resolution, moved by Mr. R. E. Mutch and seconded by Mr. W A. Stewart was heartily endorsed by the meeting in which it was recommended that the Board and retail merchants get strongly be- hind the movement in an effort to have the suggested link opened up and paved and that the City Council and the Kings County Board or Trade be asked to co- operate in the matter. Communications were also read by the secretary, Mr W. L. Hig- gins relative in :1 proposed double daily airmail service for the Island: tourist. regulations; Good Roads Association Convcniion to be held in Quebec City September 12 to 14. Two questionnaires on fire pre- vention and health and safety were referred to the Junior Board 0! Trade-

President C. N. Blssett occupied the che.ir.- _ I v "

GONE TO LABRADOR. — Dr. J. L.’ Croteau and Mr. Bra.mwel.1 Sltandler left Saturday for Labra-

or where they will make a sur- vey for the Caiiudian A.-‘3J|:l:l'.iOl‘i of Adult Education.

MClNTYRE— JAM_ES —A very pretty wedding took place at the -home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrsxl-Ixmler James,Cliurch Road, on the evening of July am. when their daughter, Emily Beth, was united in marriage to Francis Elwood Mc- Intyre of Lorne Valley. The ce:e- mony was performed by the Rev. E. B. 8. Milled‘ 01 St. Peter's United Gnu-rch, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Murra , A.-slstani. pastor of Trinity Unltedyohurch, Charlottetown. The , who was given away by her fatihaer. looked charming in a wed- ding gown of white satin and lace. and carried a bouquet of early sum- mer flowers. The house was artis- tically decorated with an &.l)ll1'id8.ll(‘£ of flowers, and ceremony was performed in the living room under an arch of snow-bails and pennies. Miss Lottie James. sister of the bride, acted as bhldesmaid, who also wore a gown‘ of white, and the [room was supported by Neil Mooannell of lame Valley. The Wedding March was played by Miss Wood of Charlottetown and Rev. Mr. Mul-re song very accevptably. 0 Perfect ve. A sumptuous sup- r was served to the many gussm Mrs. James, assisted by relatives and friends. Music for the latter part of the evening was furnished by Walter McLeod. Lloyd MacDon- ald, Fred McDc-uwali. Mrs. B. Iseard and Mrs. E. MacDonald. The couple were the recipients of many useful and valuable wedding gifts. attesting to the esteem in which both are held in their respective communities. After festivities the and in-com dzvove to their new home in box-me Valley where they were boloierously welcomed by the young and old who mathered "to ohivarie" them. Prior to her mar- riage the bride was given a miscel- laneous shower at the home of Mrs.

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by Holy Redeemer Tennis Club

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Thursday, July 27th.

S. S. FAIIWIEW

Always a favorite. join the happy throng next. Thursday at the Ferry Wharf for three

and a. half hours of pleasure_ entertainment and good fellowship. Boat leaves 8 p. or. ‘Return about 11.30 p. m. Ticlreta-Adults 50c. , , .Cliildren 35¢.

' florid in attendance

LOS'l'—sE'1‘ OF FALSE TEETH. Finder please leave at this office L-485.

.__:.___€_____j€_ FOR SALE-1 1-2 TON TRUCK R. M_ Cain‘, Clifton. ~ L-476-7—2fi—3i DOST—-NEAR CORNER PRINCE and Domhester, sum of money Finder leave at this office. Re- ward. L-(477, FOR RENT—SEVEN ROOM COT- tags, furnished, near Prince of Wales College. Apply Guardian. L-4"l8—’i-26-3i. CHERRIES AND GOOSEBEERIES are now on the market at the Cudmore Ste/res—-F‘. S. Reeveso L-48 .

PASSAGE TO BOSTON BY CAR. Saturday, 'I\1nton‘s Accessories. L-481-7-Z6-21.

Thmnas, Cullen, Church Road where about one hundred well- wishem gathered to present the bride-~to-be with very many use- ful gifts.

Use Mlnard's for bites.

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crops Responding To Excellent Growing Weather

Farm crops in Prince Edward Island had responded remarkably to excellent growlns Weather d‘-11" ing the last. two weeks. B«F‘- Tin- ney, Assistant Supfiflnlendem 0’

U3-IDPDGII cutting the tape at the opening of the new Gil Coura t the Nation. I-I Park. -

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;:-—; ..'SUBSCRI.P'l‘l0Ns to the ,

Charlottetown Guardian may be

handed to their Rept. Archie Hume

.."l‘O REPRESENT C. LEGION —-At the last meeting of the Mm- ngue Branch of the Oainradian Leg-

P. and Comrade Leslie MacDon- ald were chosen to represent this branch at the Legion Convention which is to be held at Siumnersido next month.—L.

Treasurer, J. A. Oa.rr_ui.hero, Gz, Chaplin, Bruce MaoPihee, Wairdiein,

James Lowery, R. S. N. 0., J. H. Macciregor, P. G., L. S. N. 6., M. C. Reynolds, P. 0., R. S. V. G., Milton Mellish, P. G., L. S. V. G.,

Cyrus Shaw, I. (3., Martin Currie O. 0., H.’ Stewart, P. G. After tlw Installation Ccuemony a sumptuous repast was served by Sisters of Acme Rebakah Lodge, this was greatly appreciated by th Odd- fellows.-—L.

. ‘W. M. S. MEE'I'ING— The regular monihly mesrting oi’ the W. M. S. of the United Church. Mont-. argue was held at ihe home of Mrs. Leslie MacDonald on Tuesday afternoon in the absence of the President, Mrs. L. H. Coffin. The Vice-president Mrs. MacDonald pre- sided, Mrs. L. B. Meliish led the

the Dominion Experimental Farm said yesterday. Whil-e $119 he-Y CF01? was less favorable than it was last year, prospects had improved con- siderably over those earlier‘ in Ch? season. '

Pastures were good and contain- ed more white clover than had been apparent for several seasons. Root and potato CFOPS Were Wer‘ age and grain crops were doing

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we'I'he strawberry CTOP W85 W33 35 large as estimated during The ms?’ of the season. Bush roots had shown a. heavy bl and there were indications of a good apple

c . 01-(g.i.f.le and milk cows were suf- fering from files and Mr. Tinney advised farmers to sum “heir to control stil-

ence. it was D0ss1ble to mx an erricieni spray at 5 Very small cost, he said. i

Yesterdays Local Market 5 Quotations

FORRECTED FOR EVERY WED- NESDAY ANl'| SATURI)AY'5 ISSUE

RETAIL MARKET eef

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Roast 3 16-22c_ Cream mi‘ Celery bunch 1547“ Potatoes nk 250 Turnivs bunch 10? Boiling meat lb 140 Lamb lb 20-280 Corned beef 14° Stew meats 13-149 steak lb 16-150 Butter dalrlr 35-930 Chicken each 75-51-00 Onions. 4 lbs for 350 Carrots per lb 9‘? Eggs 0; ~ 22-246 Rhubarb 6 lbs 250 Spinach 3 lbs 250 [lettuce head 5'50 pow] . 7o-$1.10 pm 5 wk. our 57.50-$8.50 Lettuce leaf bunch 50 New beets bunch 36 New oabbuze each 8.100 Radish bunch 50 Cauliflower 15-179 New Beam lb :3: Gt .Now.mtatou,.t.n1a...... H25: Torriatou lb 190 Cucumbers each 100 BlAU'l'fl"U'L BUT — — — ,wa ynoln as n n ; ‘°s‘Zl ‘...".'*e‘§ a noxious weed in Australia and

pe-naltl provided for harborinir ll. after diam-1 found it izrowiniz lo to 35 feet hiizh in river- and becoming a “In moo fo no tion."

EYESIGHT EXAMINATION

Fitting and Ifilwlillll Glauc-

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devotional service taking as her slibisci, “Bright Links in the Chain of Grace", 2 ccrlnthlans 1 to 20, ex- plaining the varloiis links in the chain as she went making this per- iod most lnteresilng. A circle of prayers followed. Roll call was an- swered by each member giving briefly “Mv Idea of the Most In-

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summer dresses.

Charming White HATS are temptingly reduced

/ These white and pastel hats in a wide variety of smartly new shapes received a new reduced you'll find one or maybe more that will be just right to finish out with your

There's a table filled with white and pastel hats, including a good many up to $2.30

Clearing at--—-—————————— There’s a table of pastel colored hats, really

very “swank" indeed and worth to $2.50for—-———-—

A table full of very superior white hats, and every one is a hat you'd like to own prices up to $3.00 each, for — — — — -

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the business _, was ‘ucted Mrs. Jdhnston and _. Fraser read selections from the Stu book, and a. dziseilssioin followed. e hostess then served delicious ioe-cream and mike and a pleasant hall’ hour was spent.—L.

Personals ,.‘M;r.s. Inga ed Boston, is visitlniz her daughter. lidlro. D. M. MacDon- aid. Montasue.—L-

..‘ Mis Minnie Cam bell of Quincy, Mass. is a visitor Mont-

ague the guest of Mrs. Charla Mec- Luze.—L.

,,-Miss Hilohey of Halifax is visitlrlg her brother Mr. William

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NOTICE

All taxes due south Mel School not paid by Aug.

wil be taken to the court for collection.

Signed, WILLIAM D NSFOED. Secretary. By order of Trustees.

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