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and PRINCE' COUNTY CHRONICLE-

»*‘T”“.,' pu hai-rllii loin, Advertising

ulmuld ho Irlt wlthlin. Pond -

fn", llilnruinn muy no bought daily at uv 0| :hd following more. in /fb

l11“““"“"‘e:-_ r Water Bl Gourlloa Dru Ito . 7 E

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THE SUMMERSIDE GUARDIAN 1 lv'

I 'Bk' I

‘Un Spanish War,

utcome, is Glaimi

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` ` ' - AM e._... f_.._ _ _ ..v _ __ *__ I lr

-,_ avuaumslns Ann value! coulvn

ry' GE" _ nn. John Pond. M water dmoz. I-san. ruono no-I

-at Tormpniine I The ac Stretch .Evener Division I World Peace llependsi Your Druggist

* ‘ Mrs. J. M Duby spent, Seve,-ul Continued from page 1.

days of last week at her former _-2-_-_-_;_-,if J:

I ilvme in Truro ‘ ‘Iihe 12.17 oizsnllkjolrl in th, camo . Ere Price Fixed ‘ 0

Sells ancl Recommends

N ox Kidney Flushers

To neglect the first. symptom of

_ svlvilili-:nslna I 'class The a r time -é

7"’ “"“f.‘l'“v'l I.`.'l' .iffy ‘l.§"l3§°“o»l'°ll§.l.f°r-$l..”§il'$T. ','1,,“I',1i',"‘§§;L','g_ 13 I » Lloyd I-licks and deushlefellioats uoiwdvewigse ala lg. I ' c.,.i.r v-frm to "_, M, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,, _,_ nu, ,_,__,_ Tomy sirruimsv oivui ° U11'-' Phyllis have returned 1° ' average time of the 9 nests trotted ITN' 1° “‘° 111°' 01 I will °1 ‘

no 11"" ' i TT “WM my? M A Sadaville after spending some time km year was 212 1_2)_ 'interviews with prominent mime- ‘

WESTERN LOCALS

HEARTS

’v|;lili'llnoolE 1-'lLLs all sizes ,' -RUBIN H000 and Clllilarl/‘

u'-M-l.,r pl-ug Co., Kensington.

_|;5v, .\l|t. IIARDING will

' North Granville Church,

mall in ‘ ‘M _

- All-, ....lltl, 7.30 D. Ill. 5“"“" 5 . Llosa-20-zi

_gggplilill Silvertoim Auto Iii:-s nllii ..;=i-:..ii Illil-.lr Tubes, all urs, lil elo..'. all Bi';icc's. -

L-1259-8-21-21.

..il0l’E, TWI!\'l-I, Marline, Nets mI,_f1~.-I-, (iilliilll/.rd and pure (;cIpi‘l' \\'.:i~ .\.iil.\» alllil all fishing rlii:.lL;c.-. will .ii i2r;ice's.

' L~1259-8-21-21.

_-\'lSl'l`0l!S 'l`0 S’SIDE-The i 5 .\fi\.ll.ii of Boston are vis- upg ii;i~il<1.» lil Sumllierside and

gli.~... ai the MacKenzie

ci.'.=e.-b`- f

_T00 ('.\RS COLLIDE -A

srl.-.....~.-... I-or snda P. E. Is- I y forge ln Kensington while set- '

nil mr co. lrleci at Ross' Comer n TEiili'.~ii;l;.' avi-lliilg' as they were Inak.l'g iii Liiril, bCI.ll Cars were lao‘Lyii.i:l;..;lti but the oscupants wpel -.i.;.l ll few scratcilcs.-S.

...“TllE 'i'\\`0 B.'\l'TISMS" will be lie tlliille of Lwllilgelist' Turpel's orange lli ini- (iozipill li-nt, Sum- lczsliii-. 1-`.;;:l .i_\. August 22nd at .30 PM .\: `.‘.lb he will speak mn the .\lll\_:i-si “Tile Hell of the iibje Vs. l’o|illl.lr Farlcies." Miss velyn Gooilrl<~il of Haverhill, M855., ill be in iIlul'gc of the singing at ith sc-ri' i~-.\ ullci direct a half hour] 'sncrrri .ozlgsl over C. H. G. S. at I5-6.45. L-1725-8-21-Ii.

-l'lSl'l`0iis T0 NEW ANNAN .\il-. nllii .\lr.-, W. V. Bowes and illvilloiii, Jr.. of Jamaica Plains, egiii-its il .\ll'. and Mrs. John iglrzy, .\'i.v .-illllllil. Accompany- ;1lr.ii:1ii .\li'-~. Bowes were their bins, 151.- lor sl: Maura and Sis- -sz. L.iil;oeriil of St. Joseph's ni'/ll1..\' Paul, Minn. Also Miss' ia lin ..::i- of Jninalm Plains. iilvl' if vii tllcy \\'lll be nc- ripaini-il :-I 1li~.-. Greta Hagerty, o ull; '...:l in St. Elizabetlfs

.piiiii. Bliullioll, Mass.-S.

-\'AC.\Tl0N S(‘IIO0I. CLOS- 3-.-\ sl. '.\v.-Els course of play i\\'.i:i; .\.l,. b:;;il_:llt to ii most iesfiii cIo.~c on Saturday even- i.A'lgu ,_ l-till. Freeland Hall isflcii lo iuiiliirily with parents di:ioiui_. liilxie eng.-,er children snicii a \.'.l~;.-ii p;'ogi~.\mms of illaul.....'-~.'i iilfilioioglic, rect- I wr.-. .'.llil rounds, duels. _llic :.l.;.' ttf... won tile hearts ll as iiivy represented dainty ers iuisiii-fl io sleep by fairies tiring .=.i.\l'-<li:st. An explan- loi thi' \‘ul'li»ils activities of ii.c.i :3.l.- .zi \l.'l~s i'.\'ili by Mrs. i. llilt-ll.i\'l ~.. who has direct- he lion; -.ilih the iultlriilg zeal laby _-\<i.liiis and Marlon Phil- The 4 p:'ogi‘allime of each >l si-.\=lorl included Sunday 01 lc.~.-.=;l,=_ singing, gg,me5_ Ps ililii ii.ii.<iivi'llft-. The hlmdl- C0111.i1i~i-‘il by the children on dl.<pi;ly iii, the closing pro- lrlc und \\'as another inte;-e_gf,..

cature of the evening.-S.

l’ei's0nlilS '

lll< Mlli'Kr~ilzie has as her

.8 .\iucRac of Waterside,

M*-‘ .

l1§i.Til.i~inn ilnmmill or cen- B°‘1"liit- is a patient in the B C0f1111.\` li<.'~pitl1i.-S.

Irs), Hllioid MncCau1l of East 'las i-iitcrcd the Prince -I H0.-pltlll for tl'catment__.S_

i_ls.;] llvlii Lkillliibcll, R. N., of ‘"9 1» "'--ltullr in Summrside uest ot .\ll~s. Ingham Palmer.

V M l. ami Air.. J. A. crooker, ' 1111`l‘l' _I-|i:lr|l'cn and Mrs. l by 111 I-:I--1'. .\Ii'.~. C E. Brown

l N..--lil, N. B.. are visitors

nllllel'.~;iIi~, lhc guests of Mrs,

Ml .\ioliigtiincry.-S,

L -M

llcilmlll' fi-ii-lids' will bc pleas- -ril iii;-i. Orville Betts, eld- ll ol ll.._vIlvlil Betts Of Glen. 1‘(;n1`f}f1111i< easier since his CWMOI a fracture of the `S'd l111'011§h a. kick from

sau. on RENT

ISI Stand 0I1Doslte Klnkorn 11. Store. Dwelling, Wg"- ""1 outhulldngn. Mgr*

MRS. A. M. TRAINOR,

East Mllllnocket, Box 143 M.gu,_

W ' .. i S|;',ffs,f°" 31111010 Service ,meal and iiei_vaiu¢|,io I 'S _ information on fmt y°‘:ICila~ Pooiisivod sir limos

Bm "<1 FFIEE io an For xiors in Canada.

l '|40 Tolly |N'ri:miA1-i ° . ,_ oiiai. rox “AriiMAi. room. |.1'o. '”""""1° - ».:.la|.anp

~.» m N

l ‘ ' f \ -‘lli

Select. Flour the popular brands at ‘

your dealers. I..-1075-7-2B~if. I 11,, ,.,.,¢,|,,m,

of"Ron Mu-in' in their final icreen triumph!

Free with ee/ch package of blades ‘

-sivrunnay srl-:clan - Razor I

Taylor Drug Co., Kensington. ' ‘

-~REV. JOHN STIRLING, B. A., w.ll conduct the services in Ken `f sington United Church 11 A. M. anr’ 7.30 P. M. on Sunday, Angus; 22ml_ .

Summerfield 2.30 P. M.

L.-lilo-a-:il-li. I

-SEVEN MILE BAY Sunclny.

Aug. 22. Rev. Edwin MacCoril~iack, S. J., Montreal. ordained last Sull-

day, will celebrate Mass in Si. Peters Church, Seven Mile Bay at I 10.15. L-1732. I

-NOTICE T0 MY `CIlST0l\I- I

ERS-Having the good luck of`

securing Mr. R. V. Weston, an ex- perienced blacksmith to assist in

m » _ ting moved to my new place of I

busine's on the corner of Sum inerside and Mill Valley Road. John Quinn. L-1541-8-16-21-Zi.

uhh

JOHN

F'RANCO’S ARMY ‘

BARRYMORE'

(Continued from page 1) .

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Frontier, Aug. 20-(AP)-General Francisco Frances Insurgent Span- ish army tightened a stranglehold tonight on besieged, hungry San- . tander, last important city of the government on the Biscayan const.

Fighting steadily forward after

sunshine dlspelled a foggy rain. the Insurgents were reported to

have entered Arriela Park. source , MATINEE TODAY 3 RM-

o.' Sailtancier's water supply. I F(

French and Belgian citizens _' .' vi-"Q,/::'.‘.<i :eff fleeing to Bayonne said "rt`s only _I i F __ a question of days" until San- E J tander meets the fate of Insurgent . l conquered Bilbao, to the east. ‘_ _ Refugees were taken to French

ports on British and French bfatfl .

The British freighter Bobie ar- S

rivcd at Bayonne with 100 gov-

ernment wounded. , '

Insurgent drives centred alongl __

hi hwa s runnin north to San-

taider yfrom Burgas and Paleilcin. _W (C°1"t1n1|9d 110111 P1180 1) One Iilsllrgcllt report said 10000 " " " ""3""-'i1**;T*i-'I--“l Government troops were cut off mlirht last all of three years. south of Rell-iosr. by Insurgent oc- Three Chinese Diane-S failed in cupatlon of the Rcinosa-Corcontc ‘111 8119111115 to bomb the Japanese Road. f111QShiiJ. the cruiser Idzumo, an-

Govcmmlznt advices earlier to- f'1101'€d near the American erulsex-_

day admitted the tivo main In- F110 110111115 <`11'0PD€d perilously sllrfzellt co`umil'= llnfl pushed C10-“J to Jflivailese munitions de-

allcad. but said thc Palcnciil road P015-

Also Short Subject SHOWS START AT 6 45 - 9 I0

No Interrnisslcns.

miles south of Tol-relavega, prln- The C0105? ‘MVC 0° ¢UI» 1111'-

l 1 frtlfled twn southwest of 1:1101" “'0‘1€°=` 111 me JH-Pmnese for- ;;:mn(‘,‘m__ 0 ¢cs_si.irred Japanese counter at-

Il .i'eat1llol'tll\;'al‘d and entrench

w 1 lcillsvves aong Howard d

PLLDGES ITALY 30?, ,.,,,,,,_,| Duane, Wh Bm*;_‘],_

-1- .i .

;"`?' iiltcllfiiiied. Japanese planes gg- translate Or betray my speech. to tended their raids 200 miles south " make the distinction between a 'io Hankow and visited another meeting and a collision. Itcrrlfie bombardment on Narliklng.

"If Anglo-Italian relations with- VC'.lilslderable damage was caused

in the past two years are exam- at the airport and the munitions

’llndcl-standing.” irro-.indcd Chinese aircraft and n t

tended io regard Italy as rl "pi¢- The fires raced furiously duriniz turesque" country, Mussolini said. the night with no effort to check adding "it, is this picturesque idea 1 them. The largest were along the that I detest". __ ` waterfront of Pootung. industrial

"They do not _vet know this I area aero:-s the Wharigpoo from

young. resolute and extremely f Silat1§llai's International Settle- strong Imiyi-~ he shouted, I ment, where Chinese airmen

"From the January accords (the bombed Japanese properties, and

Anglo-Itallian gentlomen's agree- . lil Hongkew. the Japanese section ment) resulted a clarification of Of the 0195'- the situation. Then followed rr--I There Chinese batteries blasted grcitabie incidents to whicil it is ' at sorely bc-<01 i111<‘-< 01 JRPHHESG useless in |-pin;-n, At pr;-sell; the niurliles, battling waves of Chinese horizon is clearing up again. infantry trying to break their

"Considering the comillunity oi front and drive them into the

tucks thai, forced the Chinese to

_Mr. and Mrs. S. A. MlcPherson,

, .

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' I

M I

(Continued f§>l11_page 1), Air activity on both sides was B

ined, lt must be concluded that plant at Hankow while at Tokyo h. they were marked by great mis- Japanese authorities claimed 100 in

our (Anglo-Italian) colonial fron- WhanzD00- tiers, I think I have found a Plants of the Sherwin-Williams

the life, .vip ey, vii._»..i Tnd;l_\-Italy .\’i:iii.l-ess Company were reported

is disposed to give its cooperation hiil'i~c.'l. Ili or close to the burn- ' in su problems which street the .ng Pootune district are biz #wr- life of Europe", are plants of the Standard-Viwum

know of it might be all mottled. British. American and French

they are. "Fruit doctors." if you the Shanghai Blind it appeared ‘ like. and they Work in a little the fires stretched along th street off Covent Garden. whole horizon. A full moon added

Industrial Research. which guards

ter Aileen were week-end guests of

Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Brenton. I

Miss Marjorie Sutherland has re- I

tumed to her home in Doaktowni alter spending a. vacation here, aI guest dl Mrs. S. E. Lebans.

Misses Jean, Evelyn and Grace Me Pherson of Splinghill Junction, were visitors at the home of Mr

and Mrs M H Bienton on Sunday'

Mrs C W Oulton and son Don-

nie. Mrs H F Keiver and daughter Mabel spent several days in Monc ton recently.

Mrs J A MacEachern spent sev eral days in Harcourt a. guest of her sister, Mrs D R. MacEachern She was accompanied to Harcourt by her niece, Miss Elizabeth Mac- Eachem who has been her guest

Ml and Mrs Jack A\er and daughter Etta of Saekvllle nic'

Mrs. W. E. Oulton spent a coup‘e

re spending a vacation

a n

e was driving was carried about

° set.

clmfagggnvgndlt Wu aboum to “.055 Free-for-All: Earl Avery-Tracy

the iroolrs behind the warehouses H“~“°"°’-

'of Messrs. R. T. rlolmsns _when LHS-W Frisco- ~ (ny The canadian Prose) his ca' W” caught' by me ‘mgme 220 Trai. and Pace' John Con- MONTREAL. Aug. 20-.I-lere’s one It f the Charlottetown train, which l_oy'_J0Sle the Great_‘ for the hunch players who would C 1111421 111-Sl' “me in "Om Efnemld- Two_Yem,_o1d Futuny: John like to take the long chance of AIl0t»h€1‘ 00C11P9~11t 01 the _ l'1'U°11: 'com0y_EtheI Bemm_ Tommy Farr beating Joe Louis for .lllflliled 010111' buf- M1” A1`°°m"‘_‘ 215 Trot and Pace: M1.. smith the world heavyweight champion- who ww drivhw was Jalllmfd 111- Vim ship next Thursday nicht In this

lSome ‘cars on Holmaifs siding T g' - Q ` ` ` c

.. _ , _ . .t.or~ Farr beat B - f, rl B _

‘struck the car as it was carried I 2-34 P099- H- M- 5“"‘-`“°1' Dm? 1 S .mrw an ar

P mm row is the champs real na e.

I down thetune' Tggefgrmxaswgswisal 351000 for driving fastest mile It CBITIG OLII. 111 CO1.Il't totlilryn when 1

greek bu Mx' 5 ‘_ I irot:'Clarence Schuman 2.11%- J- Fam °°1°f9d 51111 130 D0l11'1dS. f

I B

isted out. of the vehicle unhal-med

Of the $5.000 which the horse- . 1"" 'ml'

Miss Eu 1 men raced for., Prince Edward Is- ; - C0 few days iflerl°o1iyl.‘aI~:1lI;(l>,r:a,l.‘;¢e5,§¢e1;l__t' “I land for the first time in years LONDON. A113 19-(CPl-The ha

. I won the im-ge-,f, am0un¢,__$2’134_45; |t);mc glaisdnot ye; conielwhcn it can I th

M,._ and Mm B_ H_ Keith Rm,,.I Nova Scotia comes next with $1,- _ . ca K01‘frai.v_. whether ri Hebert, am Spending several weeks. 716.04: New Brunswick horses won 53°' 01' UW 0111" P1106. 15 too high Ba here visiting their daughter, Mrs/ $930; Maine. $212.25. °’ ‘°° 1°‘." ff" ‘"1 01111” °‘ 0?

M. H. Brenton and Mr. Brenton. I W -*_ gold. according tt? HEI-groove.; P35- sa

I illard Kelly. Southport, was nwn. assoca e or 0 e

Miss Movica. Brenton of Saint! The leading driver of the meeting ‘ E°°“°m15t- fil John .§P€nt the week-end here. af \\'1¢11 14 11011116- Earle Avery and A”3We’l"5 quesmns 5U"mm*3d E1' guest of her parents Mr. and M1-s.‘ Johnny Coilrcy tied for second by the Canadlan PWS- the 11101102 eff M. H. Brenton. place with 11 points cam, Itarcyq expert said it was clear that in

M .su a price would stimulate a ` f

Miss Mona. Barry has returned to The following hor'es changed ‘m11G11 181861' annual World produc-I :I

her home in Blackville after spend- hands during me meemng_ vm,,g_ tion of newly~mined gold than Sp irlg a vacation here, a guest of, 2.08 1-2, sold by Earle Avery to anything to which the world wasl wg

Mrs S- E- Lebells- I Iniohord .l.~.i.blee, North sydney, N. ltlccustflmed before lost. it vvs., sleoI -

1 s_ i; » g_ _ .n -ht" . . d-1

Master Everett MacEacllei°il has E:ii£ dA“i",¢1i1;fgCrt005Mla5l,rsO1}{d xii' etcls’ ha; doliblednzhe v";i‘llili=u;‘f‘0l1ilc. Sp

retumed to his home here from‘5\,\~ceney Bricigelvatcr N 5 prank' wo:-ld's effective gold stocks sincef “I- Harcourt where he has been visit- Hanover' 214 1_4 mid ` bi, Earle 193|__ I at 1118 his cousin. Royce vlaeEachern' ` - ' -- mm '

for several weeks. He was accom- , WN Réchanf ";t;§le;'17N°r§ ,@3319 trend uiarfywgllxdaunihls.. l;,UaI m panied home by Royce MacEachern' y ey' ‘ ' Pe er ' ' 5° P.. 'es' ‘ I "1 who will be his guest for some time I by Earle Avery to Hugh Walker' Parkmwn wntmued If eVery‘ th

` Noi'lh River, P. E. I. nation in the world had the sameI Su

Mr' and MT' C. _ W V _____ _ quantity of gold. relatively to tho]

S A O den. and. _

som Moms and Arnold agd daugh_, ` The British console Trophy pre- EIT; 6151 £1; S1:-t1;°naI gconoml. as Shi

h ts IM ' -.~. ir."

sented by The MacDonald 'Ilobacoo

Co. of Montreal for the driver if winning most points at this meet, th won by Willard Kelly with 14|” points. bi

The W. B. MacArthur Trophy 1"

presented by W. B. MacArthur, ‘ W V Kcnsington.Prlnce Edward Island. Szgld contemplate ll- W1th°“I» (115-

for the winner of_the Four-Yeah I Old Prince Edward Island Futur-

lty, won by Willard Kelly with ‘S

Millie Kalinuck. P The Peerless and Imperial Fox S

Feed Trophy presented by the a manager, John A. MacDonald, for the winner of the Three-Year-Old g

Prince Edward Island Futurlty. h

---- iii

ny nanom lc riiaislwan ‘ ,""

I HAl4IFA.X, A118. 20-ICP)-Out-.

ve a much greater effect on in- eclared war now ra ln in China.. 1."

Whereas the Slno-.Japanese con- ` wi

esslon" which would have little ni..

feet the status quo of the people not

i<i_»ri

canadian Press starr ivr-.ter l.'.‘.‘.`

,. .

me of the war .ln Spain would I

e world situation than the un- "\"“

E K i..~l

ron Frary Von Blomoerg, cousin .1-»u Germariys Minister oi War, ,§‘"‘H id ln an interview hero today. ` ...ll

ict was a “pure war of ag-

ect on the peace of the world 1"" general, however much it might

riney trouble might lend to very nun resulll. Your klillieyl ¢:0ntnlli rllsnniis of little fillers, each one ing upeelul work Lo perform. If ue uf Lhi~s»e filters become clogged, .sons nnil Urlc uciil eiltcril tho bluod euin. Tho :vault is il huckliche. a il. heavy puiil. Tho Uric ncld dc-

sltl A fine granule ln the Joints,

sing a pnlll known as rileumatlsln. it l\'liln~-y I-`lusil--ra rt-lilly flush tht nays, liliiciilg them ln 1 hvilltily, nil i--ilirlliiuu. No more l;l‘ll1Ul§ 1111 lil-gilt--tio in--ra L.:l.»l.iil-lie. 'i`tiu| ow conlplexmli is ri-iiluei-:I by I ural eleur skin. Your eyes bo- no bright and V-:ur heildilcheii dis- ii-llr. Buell puckilgu of Nox .Kidney slliera culitniil A full llionlli'a trelli- nt. There is only one Sox Kidney lsilr-r-iliey lui;-r-ive your alltiru ...ral hi.-.-li'h. Your Klilili-_va and er will iuilctiun peril-fily. \\'l.iy atsri. iodliy on the ronil to good

The eyes of the world are on If'

thin the area, the conflict in 1*"

ain today, and the outcome of 1\».‘.' e war there might Well deter- is-. ne the possibilities of world: ace or war in the future." New‘ ethods of warfare were under al there, while the war-lords of I e world watched to see the re--`

Its. Secretary of the World Fellow- -

iiltll, lo! .\'or Kirin.-y Fiushera bring

good hczillh Ou enle at-The

_\ u

am was *nan from 3' llllghoa Drug Ca. Ltd? Charlottetown; rld viewpoint, he said, mir

ill: L`f\, . -ur.: _i . , ur:.n, rr.'|_v lilver; The 'llljrlfir Drill: C0.

ruclir-rs Drug Fo, .\onlnL'ilc; Sonrls

S# ls ‘ II li 0

i.~ill-_-ion; and \\'. A1. Callback:

.i._-.io.».

In Memoriam/

DIR- ALLAN F. HARDY

twang aovavrramlswscn

5 o merlca. and b

every nation were prepared to

large. in relation to the gold O

ospect of a vast 'gold inflation’ m

y. .

...nut however' is not the cme_ glllompted by e. desire to meet \11'D1US E0ld’ is a phenomenon N0 ecuiiar to ia very limited nllmber 1h f countries. Many other-S have Er

11lJl>1ie5 which reqlltre to be greatly

“mented if an effeutlve n_eeI in-gin Montreal i-md Vancouver.

old standard is to be restored in-I

fm-na;|0na_uy_ In the East' China, world sitilation today. Baron Von

won by Ollie Rudderham with Ann has quite *Wen*-15' Changed over] B.

Worthy.

The Dr. F. Charles Dougan Tro- 0

phy, presented by Dr. Dougan for t

tho winner cf the 'I‘wo~Year-Old to Prince Edward IslarldFuturity,won m

by W. B. MacArthur with Ethel a Bellini

spending a. vacation here Four-Year-Old Futiirlty: Willard the revival of imemauonal lending . H

Kelly-_Millie Kalmuck._ nsecondly' I should like to know-. th

Misses Irene. June and Pauline 2.11 Trot and Pace: R. Jabalee - what Wm be the approximate future iw

Blevton are spending several days _Marjorie M volume of th rid all

_ ' _ _ e wo rodi ti , ci

111 HUml"1”1Y*‘Y* and 1V1‘111Cf0n 11-l1l'I 2.li Trot: Urban Gillis-l1clenD. ¢0mmerce_ andl' COIIZPSITOSHYI ill 1115 ff19n'515 and 191311105 I '1‘lil'ec-Year-Old Fiiturity: Ollie what volume of “edit Wm be n0Ces_ ,1

om silver to gold. I 5’

e sold basis of is. credit stnicture f'

Sis. as in earlier davs~tllen thc pc

- oe

ould be so fomlldable that none Counmesn

p of Faiths. Baron Von Blom- g has been resting in Denmark,

acc and brotherhood through 11 utual un fi ers t. il n dim: among 11

T0day'n trip to Halifax was

emlcr Angus L. Macdonald of 11 va Scotia, a province in which, e movement hopes to open aj b :inch like those already fiinction- `

Despite the seriousness .of the a

iomberg could see little pos- bility of ia world conflagration

ople of all faiths, races andI W

I U I Su

I in

At Charlottetown, on August lb.

er M1. Allan F. Hardy, aged 'il years. N S., for the last week after years f°1'm "working for the realization of D0

ei-ly of Mui River. passed

acefully away at the home of is son, D. R.. Hardy, to be with is Saviour whom he had learned love and trust. The funeral was held at the nited Church, Bloomfield.. on nday, August 15, tile service be- lg conducted by the Rev. Mr.

; Webster of Charlottetown. amlsted

y Rev. Mr. McKay. Neal-er My God To Thee, Jesu: ver of My Soul, Asleep in Jesus

nd a beautifully rendered solc

I "There’s No Disappointment in I H i O’ ‘ \'l

eaven" by Mr. Ward Jelly oi Leary. were sung during ‘the ser- ce.

to-‘i1&*

“Before expressing any opinion; "for some time at least." 'People n the future .emmnmw mic-e on were not prepared for ia mayor wal I he metal, therefore. I _shovpd mel _\'et, he said: “although the only- See mn 'Wm-ld-5 gon-1 supplies large countries ;ll~tiic world todal’

uch more evenly dI5i,ribumd__ seriously desiring pence are Great

gonrlmon which pn.._supp0s,,S me Britain. France and the United s ' -

' L Sin I9. ." I._.

Ribbon for owners of winners in f,a‘;}r;lp;‘;;Li‘;§1s!;1(;;,r;1aIu§;“$323231 1 0 0

Cam race: ment °f eXC1'111I18e controls. and S1'

Rudtlelham---Ann Worthy. gary to support it It may wen he K

fré‘II1l-sHY:‘llei§lctA?rl1u0.ol?elleassher?1.I.\t1;2§ld‘ an Trot and Pace: Gwrge Ma' that in 10' 20- 30 .1/@111‘S' time U1 ed the Grand Lodge or the Rebekah "“”“-Pele' °“‘”‘“d' *hm "°1“m° W111 mlwh exceed any -is Assembly. 2.22 Trot: Robert Vickers-All# cull'-rent estimates, cl

Mrs John Ayles and little ciaugh- 5"' Finally- I 511011111 Ifquirc con-

Tilcrc was :iilotllcr desrerate* tr

rligglo being \\‘li'zc-d about which th tile was heard, he snicl. telling of w

e guerilla warfare going on be- een the Dcrslm Kurds. descend- H is o' the nncrllt. Mod:-s. and H

f~ solcilrrs of 'l`.ii‘i-.i~\' It too was I R War of ngi:l'c.\'~'~'ll. with the iirds fieht‘n_z fi' '.l'~r.-itely for in clr territory in the iiorthenstcriy d

aimed. t

The remains were tenderly laid

to rest in the Bloomfield Cemetery beside those of his wife, who predeceased him five years ago.

The funeral was very largely at- nded and the bcalltlful floral ibutes bore ample testimony to e respect in which the deceased as held. _ The pallbearers were: Watson ardy, Gordon Hardy, Heber ardy. Heber Corbett. Brenton alllsay, Clirlsinphc-r hloillcrnll. There are left to cherish his emory one son Duncan. and one ughtcr, Jennie iMrs. J. C.

_ if 3

ction of Turkey, the Baron Montgomery), both of Charlotte-

fsllmmcrside Papers

wn.

Illtcrnationnl pl-r\<‘dcl-ii. of the Please Cop_\'l.

ter _“mee of Mancmn wmgc weck_ 2.14 Trot: C.H. Chandler-Lusty temporary knowledge of thc ratios.

race. 0110 system is in- I C

F -Y -Old Futurit : Will rd CH Y Cas 6.'

Has Narrow Escape ....i.“i..r.i.; Y ' - 2 5"

Mr. Ernanual Arsenault a well , ' _I

own remdglm or Fmeglo Point He2l.;I'I gmt. Clarence Schuman .

ai-l a. mime ous escape 111 Ser' _' .

us injury or posslibIIe deaothtyeslz, Rllgléliiigiifgf Ollie t

.British public opinion remained big hangar were destroyed mu- herd y Whe the lg t au me 2.17 Trot and Pace: Mr. Morri-

for behind aeiuni events and Nflllkliie. 2 S°11~P°f°1' °“W‘"d

0 to 30 feet down the railway _ ' _ I F '

um by th momm mm from 2.22 Trot. Robert viekers-_#lui S e

d u ts ofthe formcr’s aunt, H1500- , S0v€m1ngv the translation of gold Maliaraia Gaekwrir of Baroda. §£.s_8MesH' Brenton’ Fi-if-tor-all: T. V. Holdaway-‘supplies into terms oi' effective' 111 ,

Mrs. Fred Segee, Fredericton is Tracy Hanover. _ -,currency and credit. I National Council, whose support- '

spendmg some time in Bayfield vig- 2.20 Trot and Pace: Simpson & As to Gold Coin or

o. d l _

viking. which might -be employed if it

2.23 Pace: H. M. Sweeney-Dudy thought advisable. to ensure time B

¢- g I pa rl ti b

etilrned to his 1101119 11019 _ cam ed ons P pgid. and would go from thi-re to lr

Mr and Mrs Edmonhecrgmpbeu with 11 Points which maintained manv factors In

points ilihlil Avery, John Conroy) e us to the idea of formulae =

$1000 for winning driver of each 111 I-his ration-system unchanged

2:11 Trot and Pace: Michael Ja- I

lombe will to Ne/wfollndland

oi days in Port Elgin. a west °f Porch. s given ,apply of gold formed il... ln- rg go

rs. Dewolfe Read. I $20.00 for driver winning most basis of n. smaller volume of cur-‘ he Mr. Bla-ke Olliwfl- Will’ has S1"°“¢ polnis~willnrri Kelly with 14 pts. .rem-v and credit than before. ilr

tht’ P1150 S171 Weeks 111 s“7k"m°' has "£0.00 for cll'i\'er winnili End "T11011iZl'i. in the st. a -` cscnt at the Paris Exim.”-'tion he :i

World Fellowship f' I-‘mills is thc

dia; president of the British

_-lilonrii Council is Herbert Hoo-

r. From Nova Scotia. Baron Von e

fore retllrning to his Boston th ndrlilnrtcrs. Many of the of- '

ll fl

dia and Japan. m

s number millions. is the Rt_ r-cl.

lttng Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mc- Biekcrton--Josie the Great. "The _ellggestlon that gold might, Hon George Lan.=bllr\'. while. t

Gln<i,lng_ I Tivo-Yczlr-Old Futurity: W. B. be piltlback into general circulatim-|‘ pr Mn-_ Roy Wi:tl‘<l, Moncton was a|Mac.\l-il1lll~--Etlicl Bellini. in the form of roin refers mn,-ply. N

week-end guest of hs PB-1'El1f5 Mr- 2.15 Trot and Pace: R. Jabalee- I0 one of the host ' e ' ve

columll had been halted about 18 _ ,md Mrs* S_ M_ Wa,-d_ _

”r§E6i'o"‘ `

When a. creamed soup is scorch-

add n teaspoon of peanut blit- to di:ell1=e the taste and give

, or ~. .. .

osidcrlt of lilo A mr ricnn ‘ zl p`easnnt flavor.

If playing cards" do not slide

asily a little trilcum powder sprinkled over them will maike

om like new. '

*fin -_f-?--W -J:

inls of ihr- movement are at were definitely against lvarfan.

d the peace movementthere was inlna ground rapidly. Onlyafew ilitarists were keeping alive me

Despite the present trouble in desire for conflict in the country.

hlna. the Baron continued. A aiority of the Japanese people -m

similar situation existed in Ger-

any. he claimed.

baiec-Marjorie M ‘ '

214 Trot' Tyndale Temple - y

Fox Breeders’ Association as a

BEGIST

Rl\Tl0l|

The Constitution of the

ear allows that registered and opt in the same ranch, and be

aretaker.

The membership fee is no

Canadian National Bllvcr mended in January of this

unregistered foxes may be lookod after by the same

w $3.00 per year. For those

who have never been members

a registered ranch name

-=»¢-wp

-__.,._.,.,.»....-_ . ,.. s-.:_.r..

I Helen D_ appeared for trial on it charge of _ l`

nik 501110 I -

means to concilinte the lvay .and Puiilt Comll-'lily and the simmons 3ill;la1l'b:,Ja‘llu“llJrlieng:J wllvere 1:2) rested - 510-00 f01” driving fastest mile I 3551111111115! -706 Barrow. colored and

0 nd recovered from the shock. ' 110095 Earl Avery 2-°7"*_T""""V ‘ “O0 pounds' Fncial evmcme clearly I

The train from Charlottetown . Hf11'1°‘/@1”~ 5h°“"i‘d F11" I-110 1/10101 despite the

Wa; unusually long um, mm~ning` $10.00 for caretaker of horse 70-pound pull in weights favoring and me engine had to go E good pacing fastest mile: Patrick Troy. Barrow. s

:incl Texas oli Companies, but bit farther down the line than was I $10-00 for caretaker of horse But Farr couidn’t be counted a I

“APPLE DOCTORS., WATCH thm. fam was not km.mm_ me Ummm ID enable me paswng. .rotting fastest mile: Edward Mac- full victory, for Judge J_. C. Lan.

SUBJECTS FOR SIGNS Japalleso pi'operl.ies. the targets er cars tb pull into the station. 1111115- 21015 E01. in the last blow_a S10 , I

OF ILLNESS of the Clllnr-.sc airmen and gun- This no doubt. accoinlied i0r thG` ,$5-00 f°1' Caretaker °f each Wil” 1111’ 10 F011"-‘1 P00k€t. '

_ ._ _ iirrs. siiffcl-cd most heavily. The accident, as Mr. ArS€I1Bl11t W0111<1 "mg 110159- ' T-#_

wan, , mlnuw before you bite Nanyang Tobacco Factory in not be expecting the train to be F0111-Year-Oifi Flltllrityl H0801” ' i\EW CROWNS ARE L01-`TY BUT

that apple! warns a wrltcr tn I-Iongkew. largest of its. kind in so far down and the buildings hide Ferguson-Millie Kalmuck. I NARROW

the London Dany Hemli China' was R fumace_ that mn of me lim from view, I 2.11 Trot and Pace. Russell Call I

Here, lets have a look at li. The wer had driven all fire- -s. -Marjorie _M. _ , C1‘0Wll-1 are hlsh in mam' of the ;

Hlhl 5 G,-gnny 5mi¢_h_ Nine and fighting companies out of the -i--& i 217 Tmt- Edward Maclnnls _ I new 11111-5 f1`01T1 Paris. but what smooth, isrrt, it? crisp and ju‘cy. burning districts. 'llhe flames SENSIBLE MOTHERS STRIKE Hclcn D. many of them gain on the upward

too. I’l1 be bound. spread steadily along the water- BALANCErg€“(§lg’ING AND Aglxréesl-Ygdil;-0\I&lorI1’)u;urlty: James zglcyh Inc; lose in breadth. so

' n that I front. close to the anchora s of _ ' ° 0 CNWDS §1‘0W 1`181’1‘0W

And bllt for “vu” me ge iid t to too d 2‘i}i7clgTro1'1et@lI~1dOil,v‘i:ed can Un- ‘ llltlthey go up that “hey look “ko ‘

and even rotten. fleets. Many oh ren are pu ‘ Pr 0- 1' . e spoons or povv.-lor boxes

5 iris. Prom the io of billlaln _ sion great li st-rein of responsibility I 2-22 Tr°t= -10891111 Hollingsworth perched on the top or the rrovvn

I met them yesterday. Scent ll 8* E and more ts expected of them than I _Ams,.,__ "golf, other vf.,-_.gong find the .

they can happily give. some chll- I Free-for-All: Patrick Troy- crown narrow at top like an ln-

dreri work too md. Cgghgrslaieglva I Trane: geneva; k C L t vez? fgowerl pot and il-ilnratcd. or

inarilrei r-linnee and hel d the o - lnsinwowm He - elle- " , - 101 H" “ff '- “-‘Y SH "ff 111 Ike li oeorr bar.

l.s?'oerx~lt'yin|:,°$2yssetl.“:>tiltt)ll?om their giinnnrs, who llfastod nwgvgoflt worst of all are small slaves ofthe Frisco. V Newer still is the way in which "'hospli.al" with their little bags to .~m~m_-,v _shine and pmltlons far ln- dreadful plea, "Do it for my sake 2.20 Trot and Pace: Ilarrv' these crown tops are pilshed to the cbliezt ..pBuent_§»» to be examined In the night Johnny.” , ._ , Mount-Josie the Great. ' front or back. so that while the

~~~~~ *T But sensible mothers avoid these Two year Old Fiitilrlty' Charles height is still apparent li has ||

gigisoglrzlfliegg 'lt they show any 1** *Y lv -*_ _ things. They strike a ‘stcadlcr bal- ‘ Reardon~E-thel Bellini. ° 1 modified look, Many of the for- ` any further information you

Officially these men are the anoeinthe home life. and co-oilern- 2.15 Trot and Pace: M. Jabalee ward pushed ones recall the kept I

staff of thellaborato belonging to ,_ DA V tion and sympathy underlie all -Viking. ‘ i or other little military caps. Maric-

rv I l , .

i lil d family relations. Except perihaps 2.23 _Pace Bill 0Keefe - Dudv Aphonslne has a iitle oaiot topped ‘

me Department of scent c an |-‘ll.\mRi\|. DIRECTOR that they themselves have a tend- Patch. __ I by atminuscule crown that is just I

your "un supply from the mseues AND EMBALMER ency to lavish on the children with- ‘“ M" a lit le bigger than a knob. This I I

"mt fum has B ham” of cnwh|ng_ SINGTON out instilling at the same time I to solve her problem alone. some model gives evidence of hoconllnv R d 7 A t' ‘when 5 mm, merchant m,,,pe,,¢€ KEN I son: idea or il-etum, of obligation. . dnl. tllletnq. Shetg tilaiznk hhersi-ii. one of the very familiar hats oi‘

some of his stock’ to the .._sm.8,(,,.y» D" md Num mn. an lpprec at on. w en w I o er n eres gone . le new season. Some of the cas- " goes_ ",mmpm M¢,,,¢,¢_ D_0:1’t say. *I'll do this for yoil if her children will retain more thai' ual sports hats also taper their

' Much of meh. hmdlwmk is go mon .,_‘_ _ .voul do that for me." The-re must a remnant of gratitude. and re- crowns np to a high narrow line P

be seen in that m°u¢h_wam.5n¢ _ be no bargaining. Indeed, it is so member to thank her for all lhe < and frequently tucks mold them to ___ _ __ _ , ,wh m your hmm ---1--im ‘ J aubtle a matter that each wlu have him done. l n num bon eilhouetb. " '-1' I -'1-

osts $1.00 and registered tatt who previously were members ain their registered name and or registration must be born

oo letters $2.00, while those

may without extra cost le- letters. Pups to be eligible of registered parents. 'l‘he

not disqualify the progeny of s

ct that owners of registered

foxes are not members does uch foxes fi'0m registration.

tzinchcrs are responsible for I pups. This marking which ma ome one whom they employ han September 15th. A dupl heel for each litter, the pups ic desired, must be filed with Stock Records on or before Se with instructions found on p No fee need accompany this r

' I not later than February 15th

year of birth is $1.00 each. _,,

If advanced registratio

- plied for on or before October foxes to be presented.

If interested in obininin

have or have not previously be the Canadian National Live S Association Headquarters, Su a copy of the amended Consiit

Canadian llatio

The cost of certificates o

he tattoo marking of their y be done by themselves oi

must be completed not latel

icate copy of ranch record for which registration niav the Canadian National Liv( ptemlier 30th, in accordance

age 10 of the Constitution

eporting of litters.

f registration if applied for of the year following the

n be desired it shall be ap-

15th stating the number of

g membership, whether you

en a member, apply to either

lock Records, Ottawa, or to mmerside, P. E. island for

ution, application blanks and may wish.

nal Silver Fox

IP'

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