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To train a natural wave in balr that. has always been at. . amoro- 1mm- mnl- beanty and health.

Price R00 per l 0| bottle.

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BBS on Wednesday afternoon next. July 22nd. Races will start at 2 p. m. sharp. The 2.13 first, then 2.25 mixed followed by the 2.29 trot and last of all the‘ King's County Race. Ed. Acorn will give the word "Go", and there will be no waits, so be sure and come and see some good

province. It was built by the 10W Dr. J. T. Jenkins, an ardent lover of the horses. and who, himself cam paigned some note/bio ones, includ- ing, Devilish Dorothy. 3-10. ‘"1989 bones now lay buried in the in- field of the track.

This year, Upton ‘race track hfl-s

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regret to learn that Mrs. Everetzi Phillipa of Summerside, i5 a patient f “hmml SM" ' - '- i

McLeod has returned to her hOnu in Coleman from the P- E. Islam. hospital, Charlottetown. where sh. recently underwent a serious 0511 .=1 tion. It is pleasing to report 1.. Miss McLeod is very much in._-. ed. S.

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Women's Institute at Kevin 11a a very successful strawberry 11:11.

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work. Apply Horace Vessey, York.

29th. The list of entries for lhé

BIRBIJS BAY

é i l last. In spite of the disugreeabk-mi

-The many friends of Ven Arch-

ROSS~~DRUG UNITED

SUCCESSOR IO The MacKinnon Drug Co.

rices, bi! "Whey ' %»‘1»‘1»‘11‘?=1-, yPff.t.;;l ...... ...... ...... ... ... "m we" 1M "=1 “m” °“ Phone 219 The new!!!» Store " “m, T' WANTED —- MAN ' FOR FARM- market. Zip-o. m‘; rfimcgannfecfizii vifighzrtamty 0f Tents at weather quite a number attended h‘ """""“'i . : 110111-110‘ shtheglcfindfifwm §g{§,;,*,;,°f',§;';:,',"{,,,,,,¢§,’§;?.,§';1“!§;{ - a . ' Circus Fair Grounds mimtssjgmemd‘ ‘"1" m“ W's“? ---——_—-—— —~- c- ~-—--»-— -—~»- —-—— I Md 51H S"°.?EI.B.Y‘..°..‘S’.‘Z§.§LZT remnants liflAN r011 one numb PE————RSOM‘LS ENTRIES m“ mo" RACES Opens Attractions p“ i )E M '

rrilue. liberal commie: rcd score rcucc; ch15 prgylncg; cx: Mrs. R. A. A. Dunbar, of Toronto 2:15 1mm; Today. “PRQGRESSING F-‘voh-ABLY

te self-selllhfl K110 . no selling: ls visiting her son, Mr. W. H. V. , _ buck 111 the select I.'ll‘ClC.

perlence necessary,

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deacon White of Summerside, who

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.5. ‘to toduy- Dept. 899. Pub- distribute and collect. Should net D b d M _ D b _ v M, c n d - Servllce Mills of Canada, Lim- seventy dollars weekly. Shamas u“ M an rs “n m. at Kev Re“ wmthy- 299 14- “ans” er l u W5 is undc c1 c,- gm c g |; i "T110 hhh ‘Whales - _ L l M‘ com an Ne T t poch B05 Alberto Sparks Circus arrived in the city 1'8 I18 B0 8h n Bcs on. _ _ y _ _ _ 10110011. 0"Jm'1°'2o_25_Aug1 on?" p y! w “on °' 7 - n- at 330 pm yesterday and lmmetb M955" Wm be pleased w 18am that UPTON, JULY 29TH lhnn 1t did last your,’ szud W1lson _ p A w‘ uy ' ' i ' Mrs Bessie L Forsythe of Refine llJulky wwnundy, n2 w‘ Mmem’ lately started the programme oi he is making satisfactory Progress i“ °°""“"“""g m‘ m" "mmvd- “n” . ~ - - C ar otbe . ' - 1- - . ’ - "v _ Th A hd is t t _ After sixteen years of s1lcnce,.p1tch:=1s svun to ham a 1141c the For Sale Teachers ~Wanted Sash» h" "rived 00 11 "hi1 1° Major s. 2.12 1-2, l-larold Stead, “nhmfhhi the" 111101’ ‘"1" °‘ d‘ 1 e Sf”: a “m” s “y during which‘ only the mcusurcuihoitrr of it, but that 1111s nothing - - Chhflmtemwh- Sh? 15 the 81195‘? “t Charlottetown ens equmment and turned me Q2: st aughter’ Mrs‘ (Dr) tread of thoroughbred. broke the to do with me I om swin 111%.. lhl _ ' - - . h h . s.. -' "> -- - ’ l '; SALE-ANTIQUES‘ wAgm? WANTED — A FIRST CLASS Mr. and Mrs’ Gordon Mitch. mflwk‘ 2' w 14' M" Hennessey‘ Sm“ grounds at Queen and New c erson a er ome stillness as they krazed in peace some as I always did. But I cam - M Apply Guardian. 7587-7- 0-3. male teacher for Darnley School, charlottetowrh land Streets into a White City of d t t m“ _ s m m t m" q , H I t l . ________________ 101. Supplement $130.00. D. E. Messrs Amos so w“ t tents, Thousands o; 0mm“ . were -lw1vr SEIZED-The prohlhmcn a" °°11 e11 "191" W 11 "5 0°11 he F!" h m" n!“ W‘ I a SALE __ OLD [15111335- 5 Mahar, Secretary. 7486-7-11-31. and winter Mouse milrg’ mg!’ M155 hpilslilzhay- 2-12 1'2. P°WeY on hand to see the unloading of omcers raided sever,“ places In fines, Upton Park, the home of the fevdhits and (hon l 2011110 d 141111111‘. l fut; bundle. Guardian Oflice. _. . were m wwn vismné frlendsh-hh r Bros-C _ar_o _e wn. this tremendous amusement enter smnmerside on satmdasa In one once famous Devilish Dorothy, will sgauurt 1511b my mill that cause: ' ’ - 2-44!’ To Let ' Ea“ Wilkes’ 2n 14' Willard rise On its fo mer visit to Prince place on Central street they found 83m“ r°°°h° w the “me °f flymg um" ‘h ‘wmflmng 111M“ “Tm” ' -—-————~. - Kelly. Chsrlvttvwwn- pd ' d n J5 ks c“ I n mm, gallons o, mm and m 850th“ hoofs, the whizzing of sulky wheels with mo." . 'f~ 5,11,11,10 LET. BOARD AND To LET__MODERN n“. Mrs- Fred G- Kelly. Douglas 5t. E w" s“ - p“ , m“ ° e I mm f h,“ loud the lusty shouts of drivers as -—- 1 11°11 Sh?“ °“ “and a‘ Gmmmfl‘ Ground floor. 29s Grafton. has 0S her 8085i W 1he Week-end. ans TROT a wmdflml ‘mmeasmn “mm; °“' S“ t,“ e5 ° w W‘ I“ m“ they urge their bearcats h. the h... 11.101; nmws SECOND nrcn- - ‘ her brother, Mr. Michael Landrigan, citizens ‘>091 Y0!‘ B- Wmfiefflll P9P" even "3 they raided a Pmce m‘ W5‘ a] stretch to the wmi

ALE 0R RENT MODERN g room house near Senator- "cnphgne 4071:. 745l-7-l5-‘5l

7490-7-17-31.

“To LET-FURNISHED APART- ment with hot water. Apply W. L. Brenton, Corner Kent and

also her sister, Mrs. John Cullen, Hope River. This is Mr. Lanciri- gan's first visit to the old Island home in 37 years, and he notices

in Montreal.

tyre, Charlottetown.

Charlottetown. '

Trainor, Mt. Ryan._

Peter Dawes, 2.12, Dr. H. McIn-

Briar Mac, 2.14 1-4, Geo. Hooper.

formance and the cleanliness of the organization. They are tram- ported on a full train of‘ all steel cars and carry 190 head of work

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ter street, but felled to find any- thing ln the nature of lntoxlcants

The day is Wednesday and the date, July 29th, when Upton will stage three classes. 2.15 trot; 2.15 trot and pace and 2.27 mixed class.

Rebeccs. M., owned by Gordon Mac-

EST SALARY. IN NATIONAI Wilson is said to be the-second highest paid player in (he National League, only Rogers Hornsby, man-

. l PIIHCC. 757931-184” _ . . .~. SALE -1s2s CHEVROLET ___ _ many changes, especially 1h Char- Chestnut Dillon, 2.0a 3-4, c. E. Sm" "5 we“ as 55 he“ °‘ ‘m? H S:TU§I:IED,)HOM_E“D" B‘ 1h uddmoh a match race will be sser and second bflsvlmm of 1hr Murine at 11 03180111 APP‘? lottetown. Mr. Landrlganis another Pratt s; sons, st. Peters, 5w“ I“ ‘he!’ Funk“; m“ ‘he’ ow an ls M“ ‘etumed ‘mm trotted between /"Mr Squires" Clubs drawing a larger salary 1' Ghhhhah- 7543747431‘ one of ourlslanders who made good Watts Edition 213 1-4 Wm. feed “mund 46° p'”5°“5 “We “m” the“ honeymoo“ m“ week and owned b wcmn cc“ Mince... cmld Hornsbyk salnr is bclirvvd to b ' ’ - -'» a dsY. so you can very l-eadily see were W0h=°mBd~ by 111011‘ friends. y g" ’ $40 000 and‘ wiliolg $35 000 ' '

who gave them a good old fashion- ed chlvarie st the home of Mrs. Hubert Howatt, St. Eleanors, where they will reside. The young people were taken in and given a generous helping of cake‘ and’ ice cream. Be- fore leaving they wished the bride

-———-——-—-ii.— Km rort sate-no ACRES 01v 1 t 52. between Cardigan Road "and home Valley nouq. Dwelling "house and outbuildings. McLeod "a nehuoy. 15154-11161

that its a, small city ill itself. They will make two stops on the Island. Charlottetown today and Summer- side tomorrow, then to Amherst and other cities to Halifax,

The Sparks Four Ring Circus has thrilled and delighted audiences in

Millan, Cornwall. Much controversy W110" W11$011 is hitting" there i has arisen amgng hofsemen with no more colorful 1112131-1‘ in the Na- 3 regard m the ycspcccjyc speed quay tional League than the - stubby

mcocicm c; thcsc three-year-Olds, barrel-bodied Huck. Evm 1n flu

and 1t, i5 expgctgd chm, July 29m midst of his slump, many admirer! , » will dccmc oncc and for 311 which of Wilson refuse to admit tlmi '1, ' 2 Hornsby did the right thin: by tak-

NllllEST Hill] S A T ll R BAY

The Incense, 2.10 1-2, Chas. Hoard.

::ZIP-0.—The new fruit drink. on, chulottewwrh

Five cents a bottle. 5845-8-25-thm 1 month

2:27 TROT AND ‘PACE

Mrs. J. H. Finnegan, of Brooklyn,

m‘ 5A“: ‘T m“ mLLJmE The Willys, 2.1a 1-2, Chas Reord-

gmdersigned offers for sale 80 acres o! land in blocks to suit ' (u hasers. 111i; land has one of -, e best shore fronts in this dis-

That. Lydia Carr died as a result of a henrmorhage of the brain was the verdict of the coroner's jury,

New York, left on return home Sat- urday, after having attended the funeral of her brother, the late Rev.

on, Charlottetown.

Kinnon. Charlottetown.

Golden, 2.20 1-4, Col. D. A. M80-

and groom every happiness. B.

the Provinces and Eastern Canada for years and is this season return-

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is the better trotter.

HACK WILSON HAS NO ALIBI

111g Wilson out of the pump. "Wilson will get going," thcv said “but Hornsby has got to kovp hin

ing after- an absence of several years dufing ‘which time it has grown one third larger than ever before. 1

Among the stellar features this year will be the great Billettl troupe of two men and a pretty girl who perform daring stunts on a slender wire forty feet above ground with» out any “safety" net below; the

(Capt) Patrick McQuillan.

i. ct, Jam D, Mcgcc 753.7113.” errrpsnnelyled. Saturday to inquire . ', into the death of the young woman, who died suddenly Friday night. An autopsy was conducted Saturday morning by Dr. G. F. Dewar and Dr. J. D. McGuigan. -The witnesses examined by Coro- ner Dr. J. C. Houston, were Walter Trainer, Vernon Connors and Cath-

Silver Doctor, Netting and Ross, Charlottetown. ' ' ‘ ’ Silver Lining. Wellington McNeill

TOWW-Acbording to the-figures of the assessors and other sources of information the population of Sum merslde has increased between 400 and 500 in the last two or three

p9]; n15 p00]; 1931 snowy)“; in the game until he brooks‘ hi1 Hack Wilson, rcyyqmy outfielder slump, even if it takes all season." , of chc Chicago cuhajyas been one Wilson's batting slump has hurl l of the big disappointments c: chc his morale, and his fiolfilllg 11nd 1931 baseball season, and yet he general all-around play suffered bibs-bulging axczzmflneziitirelcttafle rial/Li. "emses t° blame his Slump on ghc accordingly. The Cubs were fortun- _ Y increasing mpumtion It is .-very “dcad M1131 ate 1n having two fine reserve out- ‘ ‘

' _- 1,55; season wflson 1H1 both flelders in Danny Taylor and Jolm- ' gratifying to the Mayor and 0mm 11y Moore. who filled the vacant

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01m ALFRED McDONALD. mo:

vincisl Lend Surveyor. Herman- Iiilo. 5153-8-10-1 month.

"There," a selisatlsfled ‘commer- cial’ said, "that's what I think you should do in the matter! I'm not 11 IBWWT. but this is a‘ bit of ad- vice that costs you nothing." "Well," replied _ his companion mildly, "it's worth it!" '

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(Ottawa Journal) We are all familiar,’ perhaps too

BAYERs r0 sum‘ EVERY

major leagues in home runs and

farmers requirements. Easy terms, _.,?'°"°¢1 310111‘ Crop. Ask for our new hrice list. W. R. Dennis, Chm- flottetown. 7501-1-19-31.

Wanted

nteuccn exreitreuc-eb 11111181’. Dunish, wants caretaklng

imp ro hug SMALL rum nest salt water More, not too far ‘N01 10y“. Apply Guardian or Phone BoG-L. 7402-1-11-01.

Female Help Wanted

F WlTll EXPERIENCE. GOOD F"- APDIY B- c.o, Guardian. tf.

T cl Eo-nouscxeenert. A;- ~- James Cole. Winsloe Station.

MEETINGS;

‘lain the following places: . - "huh! July zzuu o. . . , f‘ “"110. Thursday,‘ July

'-"‘"'" 1""- rue-um. nth, I v 395541119- Mondjy, July ;m"9°‘"" “"11"- July 2am.

. "Wm. Wednesday, July

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. M10111. Aunn 8rd.

Tmhv» Arm: uh. wn.-run m. 1.1111, lloasca- wamirr,

erine Lund. who were motoring with the deceased a short time before her death, Dr. J. D. McGuigan, Dr. G. F. Dewar and David Carr, father of the deceased.

The jury empannclcd was E. D. Sterns, (foreman), Milton Bell, Carl Kelly, George McLellan, Matthew

'I‘ralnor and Vernon Connors had called in a car at the homes of Catherine Lund and Lydia Carr about 8.30 Fklday evening. They drove to the end of the pavement on St. Peter's Road and returned to the city Oll the Lower st. Peter's Road. Trainer, who was in the front seat with Miss Lund, stated that he heard Miss Carr complain of a pain in the head while on the

street, Connors informed his com-

‘revive her they drove around the park, but as her condition did_ not improve, they took her home, where they arrived shortly before 9 o'clock, and called. a doctor.

' Dr. McGuigan arrived about l0 o‘- ‘clock. He administered a stimulant, and the ‘eceased brightened up for some time. A convulsion followed and she gradually grew weaker till ehe died.

Witnesses stated that. Miss Con‘ was a girl of excellent character, always cheerful and in good spirits. Mr. Carr stated that his daughter had been involved in a motor accl- dent -near Hunter River about a ‘year ago.

In giving evidence as to the

"Mrs. Allblowwss just telling me her daughter has married a man of means!’

"And she's quite correct for if there was ever a. man who means to do this. that, and the other, and never does anything, he's the one."

PARTRIDGE-At the P.E.I. l-los- pital, July i9, 1931, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Partridge, a. daughter Invelyn Joyce.

DEATHS

TOWNSEND—-A$ R0110 Bay, July 14th, Reginald Townsend, aged 1'9 years.

CARR-At 29 Passmore -St.. on Fri- day, July 17th, Lydia May Carr, age 19 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Carr. Funeral from her late residence this, Monday, afternoon. services starting at 2 o'clock. Fu- neral leaving at 2.30. Interment People's Cemetery.

MCNElLL-At the City Hospital. Sunday, July 19th, Clifford I. Mc- Neill, aged B years 'l months, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mc- Nelil. Funeral from his late resi- dence, 30 Grafton St., Tuesday morning at 8.45 to St. Dunstarfs Basilica, thence to the R. C. Cem- etery.