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Montague Horse Races Wednesday, August 10th5

$900 1n prizes $900 Z1.

The following are the classes‘

i *‘ 2.17 TROT AND PACE . . . . . PURSE $300.00

PURSE

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2.27 TROT AND PACE . PURSE $300.00

, s CONl)ITI-0NS:—Entry fee of 5% must , accompan-y each entry. Entries close Satur-

l I day, July 30th. l 5% additional charge to money winners. The management reserve th right to reject any

entry or to change the class should circum-

stances warrant, otherwise national rules to

A large ﬁeld of the best race per- and the

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d‘ with well stock- f lAttractions, dancing, Qws and_ attractions in Boxing contests

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Arrange to meet

IPrince of n56. fiolln e

The following are the results of the Pri-ncé of Wales College Matri-

Charlotte Drake, Mt. Melliah.

Chsrlottetown—l'-larl Ebors, West 469. ’ Kent. _ Bertha Mutlow, Prince Street. Benjamin Rogers, West Kent. 469' .. ,

Kenaington.

Souris Convent. jects:

English 89-—Earl Ehers, West West Kent. ley, Summerside.

ers. West Kent.

nlsh.

618.

616.

vent, 671-

667. q Isabel Wilson, Alberton, 666.

Square, 561.

553

Matriculation lies its

Emily Handrahan, Tignlsh, 473. Hazel Green, Mlscouche, 473. Mildred Cox, Prince Street, 472. Harld Goodwin, Kensington, 472' Edith Wilkinson, Alberton, 472'

lailon Examinations:

SCHOLARSHIPS

Prince 'County—Patricla Cullen. glernice Cullen, Cwtral Royalty,, 46 .

Jsan MacDonald, Georgetown, 407' ' Lou's MacDonald. Crnwali, 467' Margaret Cheverie, Notre Dame, 6 .

Mattie Ramsay, Malpaqus. Kings County-lilelen McDonald,

Helen McLean, Sourla Convent. Highest standing in several sub-

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Violet McConnell, Prince Street,

466. eat. William Murchison, Clyde Rival Keir Duggan, Kenslngton. 466' History 79 —-Cedoric Boulter, Mary Murray, Emyvale, 464'

John Doucetts, St. Augustine, 462'

Arithmetic, Bib-Patricia Cullen, Helen Donahue, Cardigan, 462.

once. Apply to Schumann's Garage. Summerside.

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Western Guardian

-aov roa Ellison wanted n. 6343-8-2-31 -pa. mluwpanrlu. or-

FICI will he closed August 2nd, 3rd and 4th. 8243-9-2-21

-l'll-: SOCIAL and dance. Cler- mont School, August 2nd. _- Ladies with pies. free. Admission 26 cents. 8260 ‘

—FARI POE BALE at long River i0. iacres with 70~acres clear and in good statepf cultivation. 30 acres good hardwood. No buildings Elwood‘ Campbell, Long River. 3243-8-2-31

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ensingwn-

Nature Study, 67—Charles Bant- Gertrude King, Rochford Square,

Geography, 90—Benjamin flog

62' Wendell MacDonald, West Kent 462 ‘

Beth Waugh, Alberton, 462'

French, 82—Eleanor Buote, Tig- lvan Darrach, New Haven, 466.

Latin, 97 — Eileen Cantwell, Marion McLellun, West Kent, Notre Dame Convent. 466'

Mathematics, 96 ——Earls Ehers, Lucy Arsanault, Tignish, 464' West Kent. Olive Doucetta, Rlochlflord

Square, 464'

Elva McLeod, Strathcona. 463' Bernice Carr, Kinkora, 463' Jeanette 463' v Fairlie Dorgan, Tignlsh, 462'

Total marks posslble—800. Necessary to pass-MW.

Enrl Ebers, West Kent, 644. Ben- Rogers, West Kent, 618. Eileen Cantwsll, Noire Dams, Mabel Matheson, Prince Street, Joyce McArthur, Alborton, 462--

Patrlcia Cullen, Kensington, 602. Mary Mullally, Sourls Convent

"Cedric Boulter, West Kent, 601. 461' Mary Callaghan, Roe hford Ernest Lockerby, Hamilton, 449'

Square, 600. . Marlon MacDonald, Souria Con- Mattis Ramsay, Malpeque, 690. vent, 449' Winston Mayne, Emerald, 682. Agnes McKlnnon, Notre Dame, Gordon Rice, West Kent, 681. 446'

Albert Sllllphant, Summeraldo,

74.

Helen E. MacDonald, Soul-is Con-_4 Louis Moore, West Kent, 446' Keir Duggan, Kensington, 668. Helen MacLean, Sourls Convent, vent, 446.

Elmer Ashley, Alberton, 442' Marlon Wilson. Ailberton, Frances Kirwan, Rochford Byron Grant, Montague, 440' Jean McLean, Souris, 438-

Alice Fraser, Montague, 660. Dorothy Best, Donaldaton, 438'

Walter Mulch, West Kent, 666. Hugh MacDonald, Heatherdale, ' Hlldred Oakes, Crapaud, 437'

Arthur Burke, Montague, 436' Helen Drake, Mt. Melllck, 436' Bernice Shreenan, Kinkora, 434 Theo. Ling. Wheatley River, 433

Kathleen Ready, Kenslngton, 661. Douglas McDonald, Bayside, 660. Edison MacLeod, Uigg, 660. 5 Helen Mooney, Sourls Convent.

50- Stephen Pond, Summeraide, 560. Eileen Mclvor, Kinkora, 549. 5 Marguerite Higgins, Kenslngton,

49

Muriel Martin, Orwell, 433' 432'

Marion Mlllman, KBnalngl0ll,43?:3Ti-hll Thompson. Kensinsmn. s42. Bessie Benton, Brooklyn, cs9. Marv V- Iiiaccormac. St. Geor-

Charies 866. 432'

638. Nancy Weeks, Prince Street, 636. _Douald Campbell, Heathsrd-ale; 636'. ‘

Wanda Graham, Borden, 636. Maurice Lodge, West Kent, 636- Georgiua Ennis, Souris Convent, 633'.

‘Vincent Beck. Montague, 630. Emily Arsennult, Duvar, 628.

Bentley, Summer-aide,

431' James Taylor, Victoria, 431.

Gordon Sullivan, Summeraid

428' vent, 427'-

vextuﬂﬁgg Gardiner’ sour“ Con‘ ‘zlgaslhar Mitchell" None Dame’ Ross and family oi Port Elgln, N.,

' ' ' -.B are spending a holiday on tlie< ' Pllilolncno Richard, Tlgnisll, ‘qgiertram Patterson. West Kent. “mmm M‘. Run who was m mel

527 ' " city yesterday will leave this week‘,

Hazel Corbett, Rice Point, 627. Evelyn Woolner, North Rustico.

626'. (Jerald Johnston, Queen Square, Lucy Coady. Emyvnls, 419' 622'. Ella Murphy, Rochford Square. l

Kenneth Ross, Port Elgin 619'. 419

Lillian Kennedy, Tlgnlah, 61S. llelen MncDnlald, York, 618.

Elizabeth MacDonald, Sourla, 617'. Marjorie Harper, East Royalty,

Mary Glllls, Mincouchc, 417' Isabel Andrew, East Royall. 4169 ,

Margaret MacLea-n, Souris Co vent, 410'

‘mlsidildred MacLarsn, Georgstow

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6. Donalda Crawford, West Kent,

413.

16. Ronald Jamlesou, Summerslde, '4 Claude Ives, Montague,

Agnes Mahnr, Rockford Square, 09' 41

Mabel Cuaack, Brookvals, 608» Nellie McKenzie, Freetown, 607.

Florence Christian. Montague, 6 7

Pius MacCahe, lonn, 409' Olive Adams. Bayside, 409' Neil Higgins, West Kent, 409' Eugene Murphy. Pnnmure I and, 408' ‘ Jessie Lawson. Alberton, 407'

Enfridn Stewart, South Lake, 607'.

Frances Coffin. Montague, 606'. 5 Louise Arsenault, Miscouche, 06. Eleanor Buote, Tignish, 606'. Bertha O'Brien, Tignish, 606. Mary Moran, Notre Dame, 606.

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Clarence Rnnaghan, West Kent 401' 603'. ' John Gordon, West Kent, 602'. Pearl Sherry. Fsrnwod, 602'. Edith Holloran. Notrs Dame, 500. James Innis, West Kent, 408'. Ethel Brown, Rochford Square, 49 .

Edith Keefe, Kinkora, 496' Leslie Stuart, Springfield Kings. 496'. Marlon Drake, Prince Street, 494- gllomas Peters, Queen Square, 49 ' .

Real. 400'

lng for Teacher's License: Total marks possible-poo. Necessary to pnss-ZBO. John Rand Crapaud, 268. Milton Poole, Rnasneath, 267. “Lillian Dockendorff, Mt- Ho O

Isabel Wave. St. Peters, 266' Jack McLean, Montague, 251'

Candidates whose names

Jack Sheen, Sumnlsrslde, 480' Anna Riley, Belle River, 43B.

Mary Ross, Eldon, 484'. Evelyn Mayne, Emerald, 486'

opening of the

Reginald lllcKemla, Wheatley, wrlmitcodst 480.

NCO "ﬁll ti)‘ t0 the

Nora Murray, Notre Dame, 474' at. q Q; Kolr Clark Mt. Stewart, 4g‘- ; e "bill ss’ in I l Arthur Msliinnoo. Queen aaro eep v . ‘ nu. “d ' ‘ ' 1,9 Mk

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' cove. 477- or - damn.

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478.. . ‘Dorothy Sillipllanl, Snmmernllfe.

41s A iii’. geiilhiilh. _

Rogerson, Victoria,

Ralph Bishop. Summsrside,‘ 462'

Muriel Burdette, Strathcona, 446' 4l6VIargaret Waller, Prince Street,

Margaret McCloskey, Souris Con-

442' Walter McNutt, West Kent, 439.

Clifford Boundy, West Kent,438.

Ruth Muttart, Summeraide, 433' Emma MacNevln, ast. Royalty,

Frances Ahearn, Alberton, 431' William MacGuigan, Kinkora,

Gregor MacNutt, Mulpeque, 429'

Bernadette Mullally, Souris Con- Mamle MacDonald, Penkas, 427'

Ethel Macbend, Hartaville, 424' Gladys Farrell, St. Georges, 422' Clare‘ Tanton, Summerslde, 420'

Alan MacMlllan, West Kent, 418'

John Matthews, Elmsdule, 414'

Frances Dangle, Souris Convent, ‘Iguana Linkletter, Summerside, later ma“ August 25 and sung m“ Douglas Ross, Union, 6'11. James Millman, Kensington, 412. Wmcumr “mu-Be me" paremﬂ ,1 _ M N] h _ wish thsm to pursue ns students llsie McNeill, Cardigan, 609 ex c olaon, Summeraide, 411 Wm not be allowed m change

Blanche Brooks. White Sands. Alyre Gallant. St. Andrews, 410'

Jenn MacDonald, Notre Dam ﬁne Llghiizer, Rockford Square, Edward Berrigan, Queen Square,

Myrtle Ellis, Tyne Valley, 606.

Jean Manderson, Central Lot 16. Verna Whitehead, Clinton, 403' 606% Hilda Murray, Emyvals, 402'

Mary Doucette, Tignlsh, 604. Yvonne Pilre, St. Augustine, 402'

Agnes Bernard, Kenslngmn, 603. Greta MncLeod, Victoria Cross,

Ernestine Marchbank, Travellers

Blanche Noonan, Bedaqua, 400' Junior Examination not qualify-

Ralpll Bryenton, Malpsquo, 266'

Mary Burns, Malpequa, 492. Mary M. Campbell, Red Point. ‘n d n“

Helen McKinley, York Pt., 4w. 25o. __ , n,‘ -_,,"';M m“ h h,

Mary Nicholson. Valleyiiald Wen Carl-ls Fraser, NorthLnks,'j_260" ‘Ag-av- n cm IIIIOIII m4» 498' Frank Alywarli, m. Mary, i160" u; ﬂlll gun. any m ennu-

msrkeri with a star have not com Margaret MacDougsll, Bella iilv- plated their matriculation and will

er, 488'. he required to pass a supplement- Ralph Douglass. Giiofgstown. If! nomination la certain subjects 486. heﬂore receiving a-lleense so tench.

Candidate whale names are pub- lished. herein who do not wish. to Mary lfcLerrnan, Alexandra, 484' QM!!! for tmher‘: license will- he

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PERSONALS ,

—-Mi.sses Marion and Kathleen Doyle. Halifax, N. 3., left Saturday morning on return home after vis-

lng their cousin, Mr. Lawrence ‘Mcrlally, Fitzroy St.

—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Elkins and daughter, Anita, of Newton High- lands, Mrs Robert Carr of Medford. Mass., and Mrs. Gertrude Brown of Boston arrived by motor from Bos- ton on a visit to their sister Mrs. D. D. Morrison.

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Eastern Guardian

..'ENTERTAINMENT -—Mrs. 1.‘; E. Lockerby left on Sunday byi motor for Halifax, euroute to; Prince Edward island, whers- she

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make their home. For ‘the past week many delightful little affairs were given lu her honor- On Mon- day evening, Mrs. E. H. Armstrong was hostess at a Supper Bridge. During the evening Mrs. Lockerby was presented with a born voyage gift of money. Although taken com- pletely by surprise, Mrs. Lockerbyl thanked her friends most gracious- ly. On Wednesday evenlngMrs. H. K- i-lobklrk entertained at_ Bridge whenMrs. Lockerby was presented with a gueat-of-honor-prize and Mrs. Harrington winning the prize ‘

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for the highest score. 0n Thursday Mrs. Margeson and Miss Kinley en~ tertained informally at supper at their summer home, and on Friday evening Mrs. D. A. Campbell had a small Bridge when the favors wen-t to Mrs. Lockerhy and Mrs. A. F- Davison. (The above clipping is

Do you feel like

AFTER YO U have dressed your children, fed them, and sent them off

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is an excellent tonic for that tired feeling. induces natural sleep. Cleveland, Ohim-“Aiter having

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Read what these two women say about it. .

NERVOUS SPELLS GONE

st. Paul, hlinnz-“I used to get nervous spells that would last a

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iukhamla little booklet was left on m porch

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Name grnuine without the sip- nalure of Lydm E. Ptnkhaln.

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—-———<->- —-—- PERSONALS

, .'Rev. Theodora Rosa and Mrs.

for Lower Montague where Mrs.» Ross is visiting her brolherrnl Messrs. George and Mont. Annealz,

mi-a-omi -—- - ::Miller's Worm Powders will era-i dicate the worm evil that bears so heavily on children and is believed to cause many fatalities. They are an acceptable medicine to children and can be fully relied upon to clear the food channels thoroughly of these destructive parasites and restore the inﬂamed and painful, surfaces to healthfulness. They arel , an excellent remedy for these evils.

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their course after class-work has beglln. Prince of Wales College and Nornlal School will begin its ses- slon for the year 1927-28 on Tues- day, Sept. 6 at 1 "o'clock p. m. when registration of students Will Luke place and fees be received-

All students coming to the in- stitution for the first time will then present themselves, together with those students who wish to be examined for ad ission to the second year. Former students en- tering second year will be regis- tered on Thursday at 1 o'clock. Those entering tlllrd year will be registered on Monday, Sept, 12 at 2 o'clock. p. m. r ,

"Schools with midsummer and fall vacations will open on August 16; all other ‘ , except those of Charlottetown and Summerside will open two weeks later.

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bacon is now being supplied to tile Conlmolls this afternoon.

trcclvfm Grout Britain. ‘Sir Lﬂm-{wlul also being given

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