I .

distinctiveness i l coinlort an

p real luxury.

TINCTIQFsZ

l:

mm the dayo oi the old- iiioned runabout to the wing-mom on wheels oi

“by, Silvertown Tires ‘ave always given that

“y... and priceless measure

yhich makes driving a car

Siluertoum Tires and Tubes are made by the Canadian Goodrich

Qmipany at Kttelwmiconmm.

1928

n appear

d service

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Central Guardian

GOING FAST — The Everbrite spoons are going fast. Renew now and get this premium. t1.

AUCTION SALE of Household furniture. etc. at John A. Patter- son's Tryon, Friday, Aug. 24.

. ‘1233-8-20-51

HALF DOZEN Everbrite spoons free with every new or renewal ycarly subscription to the Guardian.

. FLOOR OILCLOTII 50c square yard. A large range of designs i11 all standard widths. Prowse Bros., Ltd. 8-21-31

OILCLOTH AND LINOLEUM at reduced prices. Call and see our large display and new low prices. Prowse Bros., Ltd. 8-21-31

BARRYMORE RUGS- A large exhibition of Barrymore guaranteed rugs and mat, are now on display at Pruwse Bros. 8-2l-3i

THE EVERBRITE SPOONS are proving a. big success as a premium. Did you get yours? If not. do not delay, they are going fast. J ti. COME T0 LEAGUE 0F CROSS HALL for delicious hot meals while visiting the Exhibition.

7117-8- l5-8l

CHURCH SERVICES-Orwell and

THE CHARLOTTETOWN

‘All

ASSURANCE POLICY

Branch Office: 70 Prior: St...

‘I

IMPERIAL LIFE

continued welfare

(‘hrfctteiut-Ju.

Vernon Charge: Cherry Valley l1 a. 1n.; Vernon, 2.30 p. m.; St. And- rcvfs 7.00 p. m. Rev. J. S. McKay

,. . , A man in love is a man lost, They l-Tll us that man is ninety s‘ but,_a woman in Jove is a woman p..' amt water and yzt the prohib-

l..:.ni:!s weren't satisfied.

‘l lust finding herself.

plete.

FULL '

‘ Exhibition Week day- last, by express.

Are Your

sears

Properly

Fitted ?l

It not. they should be, everything depends on manner in which your shoes arc fitted (ximriin APPEARANCE and LIFE of the SIIUI».

FITTING SHOES IS OUR BUSINESS

Also our hobby, we take more pride In fitting yo" W9" than we do in making a sale- our Motto.

ADVANCED SHOWING OF FALL FOOTWEAR

We planned ch having our Fall Shoes _ __'1‘llEY‘ltE IIERL, came on Satur- we, will be Klild to have you look them over and be fitted when our stock is com-

visrrons T0 THE EXHIBITION

Should take advantage of our service, ll they ailllffll" late Good Shoes, Comfort and Appearance combined with a perfect flt.

FASHIONED

SILK HOSIERY

la another of our Hobbies, nothing but the very best mtlsfles our buyer. and the prices must be satisfactory, ALL l-‘ASIIIONABLE SHADES in FULL FASIIIONM) SILK BOBIEBY at $1.50, $2.00. Chiflon do 51-75. $241"-

ALLEY 8i COMPANY, I.Tll.

FITTED FOOTWEAR

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

i . Good Strong Stock Companies

In Mock

[he

NO FIT, NO SALi-I 1%

for

‘Adam 1t Summersido; U074 Lew‘!-

.- ' t, H“, MALPEQUE The services in Princetown United

Church were conducted by Rev. A. L. Carr, of Appin, Ontario. Al- ltliough Mr. Carr is not a native of tl.i; place, yct he has a large circle of IllLllfIS here, who were glad to wclcsmc him. Considering the heavy rainfall the attendance was good, and many were disappointed that they were forced to absent them-

In tht morning M1". Carr

.1- the ‘oasis of his remarks the mix John 21:3, 15, “I go u. fish-

the subjxi. being “Conflict of Idcals." The speaker's first point, the charms of old life, was sub-div-

i1. Ill.

KENSINGTON, Aug. 2('r—Rcv."J. R. Saint. D. D.. Minister: Sunday School; l1 a. m., “The truc

welcome to all.

Presbyterian Church in Canada. on'

. l .t2r an Carvcll Bros. Ltd. 111".‘ f. ,» ‘ l

‘ “Lovcst. thou me more than,

will supply S. S. atJSL. Andrew's l!)

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA, 9.45 a. m.. Riches“ 7.30 p. 111., “The Necessity

of lull‘. asiasm“; 3 p. m. First Uni- rl Chui ch, Summer-field. A hearty

RICHMOND BAY CONGREGA- TYON-Servicrs will he held in the

Iislfiiath as follows: in Lot 14 at ‘1c.- i :41 u. m.; in Tyne Valley at 2.30 p. m, and in Lct ll at 7.130 p. m. Thou: thc concluding services in the above charge as the Rev. Mr. H1 cwn lzcgins work in his new ilcicl an the first Sabbath in Sept-| ember. Everyone made welcome to, these services. l

s. s. uosntrxn-s. s. Rosalind‘; arrived in port at midnight Monday] night, Aug. 20th. After discharging Charlottetown cargo and loading St., Jump cargo, this steamer sailed for Newfoundland at noon Tuesday: Aug. 21. There was a full list iaiengcrs on board‘, a number of. them remaining at Charlottetown,| whilst several passengers joined tin-- rhlp here for the trip to Netvfounzi-l land. Capt. V. C. l". ‘Fuyl-u: is '1 l

(lharlottctotvn agents.

BELFAST I’ R E S B Y T E RIANi CHURCH - The lviissinnnry 1781,’- l

ion: fr.) charm of . spiritually. The sec- nnd point was Return of Disciples in the morning and meeting Jesus. Jesus puts the question: "Do you low. Me, Peter, more than you love these-your nets, fish, boat, ctc?" 'l‘i1us the crucial question to every- and a conflict of Ideals. The

..'..'i1d point, Presence oi Christ. Jesus was watching their bout all that

i night as they tried place after place

l

‘ and iIl(‘_V knew it not. with you alway."

"L0, I am The evening ser- vicr was equally helpful, the sub- ject being “Coming to the Father,“ and the text the words from John 14:6. At the evening service the following music was carried out un- tier the leadership of Mrs. Jas. A. Campbell. organist.

Prelude. “At Evening," Dudley Bccck. Offertory, "Song of Hope,"

élvhailcr. “Solemn March,” Wely. Anthem. “Consider the Lilies," Mc- Phuil. Solo, "Face to Face," Miss

Biehaut, Sydney.

Commandant Hilliyer and Mrs. Hilllyer, Truro, Nova Scotia and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watts, of New Wat- m-furd, Cape Breton, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Crozler.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey and son Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harvey and children, Audrey and Hubert, all of Crapaud. and Prof. Nicholson were recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGougans.

wa. is spending a pleasant holiday with Mrs. J. K. McGougan.

Rev. A. L. and Mrs. Carr and family, Appin, 0nt., Mr. and Mrs. Villers Carr and family, oi’ Mis- couchc. were welcome visitors at the homc of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mc- Nutt on Sunday.

The Prlncetown United Church has been renovated in the interior, and a coat of paint added to the outside. Much credit is due Messrs. Corhey and Morrow for the man-

RED CROSS LINE S. S. “ROSALIND”

FREIGHT AND PAS SENGERS

Montreal Agentl,

Carvell Bros, Ltd.

Charlottetown Agentl.

Mrs. Charles Chisholm, of Otto--

ner in which the work has been‘

rants “The Galilean Conquers" and’ “Through the Gateway of Service?‘ ‘ presented in the Belfast Presbyterian Church on Friday cv-I ening, August 24. at 8 o'clock. unilcr, the auspices of the Wumeirs Nita-t aicnary Societies of the Belfast‘ ‘Church. They are presented by the‘ Caledonia Presbyterian Young Poo-l ple. No admission is charged, but ail silver offering will he received, anrll since the proceeds are for missions it is felt that. at least 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for chfldmn could be reasonably expected. l I

PERSONALS 1

l i Mrs. Urban Waddell, Klnkora, is at present in the City visiting her parents, M1‘. and Mrs. J. W. Dickie. ,

Messrs. J. H. McLeod, D. M. Todd and Everett Dixon. Breadalbanc, were in the City yesterday attend- ing the Provlncial Exhibition.

Mrs. Lincoln F. Currie, Mount Hope, Kings County, spent several days in Charlottetown and leaves today on return. i

, . \ Miss Marion McIntyre, and Miss? Nettie McInnls. have returned to; their home after spending a pleas-

done. The committee in charge o ,this part of the work and the man- . aging board also deserve a share of commendation for their interest and t faithfulness. Messrs. Carney andi Morrow are now at work in Mal- peque Hall, where there is plenty of ‘ opportunity to display their splen-t ‘did workmanship.

, The people of the Indian Rivcsi ‘Parish had an ideal day for their] annual picnic which was hcld this,

year on Wednesday afternoon, An", ,15th. The sports were under the ldirection of Mr. James Pendergast,

of Kensington, whose reputation in. ; this line is unsurpassed. The differq |ent races, despite the heat, were lhcartily participated in and the: spcctators witnessed the different, contests with interest. The intense;

licat called for an abundance of ice- »

cream, drinks. etc, the tables were .wcll patronized, and in all the‘ amount of $500 was realized. It ls surely gratifying when the efforts of Iany congregation is attended with such success._

Mrs. Maynard Bryenton and Mrs.‘ Fred Champion spent a few days

_ l with Mrs. John Lamont, French - MONTREAL OITTOWN River. ,

81‘. JOHNS ' _ The hay crop. although not 51';

’ n n good as the previous year, ls bcttcr

‘ ‘ than at first expected. The grain is

_ . ' ‘ 3'5 . E E now ready to be harvested and pro- ‘ ‘a . v

F 1 to rt " h g P‘ 3 lblasaesag ilillsgrplbjgrebsrssllig 260.23% , Richmond Stew - - Charlotte wn‘ S“ § g: Bald Mr. Creed, lnsiflttor. has grant- I . g e "passes" to many of our farm-r

Fire, Iilfc, Accident, Sickness and ~ - crs. It is hoped that the rain and

" ‘ . a! Sm‘ 3 Fwmwgnsunshlne may be showered in such

JD / 5°!"- mcasure as to complete the work

but.‘ Plate Glass Insurance l" 3N"- 15 5°?‘ 17 3W‘- 13 which is now well advanced. and

" a Bent 29 0e‘- l 0"- l that m. Creed! report on his re-

‘ _‘ . uwggt . 0"- 13 0°‘- 15 0°‘- u|turn trip may be equally eneouragi

i Ul- lug. Canada S.S. lines Ltd.‘ —~>——— l

"Since I bought a car I don't, |have i0 walk to the bank to mobs u}. ‘

David J. McLurc, Bedeque, W55. 1n the City last week attending

the Institute Convention. ‘ there she was the guest of Mr. and “J” My; Jghn w_ Dickie’ 234 Fitzroy i".1h' rate 011:5 ‘fill’ sf!" l'1~i Street.

—~—-~-<o-c>--i SUMMERTIME l5 SANDWICH \

Sandwiches are qaipullnr the YEN‘ munil I111: w‘

,. r.-

my deposl l "You drive there, eh?“ "No, I don't.make any." -L‘.fe.

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ant vacati ' - . . . . . , . 30115118“, on wlth Mrs‘ Jameh Boyce ,ilc111.'1i1il for them. l'.1111i_v sliiiluh-rh ill the order g.».~.. .111 ti 51w“ ,\_ w, ,| ' ‘l-cs ale» 11.1111 11v, llltllijrlillll 01'" "f “"311 Mid plant-l llil.li'l'liBi|'.ll i111- |ll"li.'y and peanut butter for the ‘the 1111:1111 for the a.i!e111i...11 ten. "ll l" 10:1“. Sumt- il1i.~ ‘ill |»\\v..i is; 1d.

ll, .11: U)’ (iJlIIlJlll. I :h.I.|1‘|lt:1.I

' 'l‘.‘:l.=re are Sllllllili) Fiandw‘

h' 1 W “e "1 the <al.\'l1li:r11 will the

a. 'l‘_\'p1~s range all ti"..-

1 lillC

TIME .~'"1;~lw

A ilelit 111s . l-idll)’ u 111ml iii. "iv" ' I i l1 s)‘ ' -

optima party. or Slllitilliy iniglli. sup-

Silillli\\'l('-ll to a triiplc- H ' s 1.!‘ i real l l‘

. illill uunzzio arid l)‘1I(,'Iil\ arrargcd

with fresh ‘tilt _\' or u; <l : Tiy milieu: u Sllililwl .1 i.‘ 1.'u.:r: 111p 1:11! all 111....

| ' z; ‘n execs-r,- anil gicen ipcpper ll . _,+ new suitable for after-

.: i 1 il‘ bridge. (limp gtreen

' 1' 1.11s-

<- 1m‘ ' 1 a fcozl rv/iulszr and n little czll mix aiiih cream - lt-rnzin jinx > ‘l. t "1 hrrn a smoollli pastel

' -." nil s1 l\\‘l"1 ' pikii Sll‘ 11.1141 P61313811‘ t0

.--' ‘- 11y < um . ~- u win. eal cn 1-; "i115 of Boston

luv l i‘ mi '1 v m1 1~=];- .,"\-.~-.- ‘gr. , .l 2r hran ilrrelaul sliced "'1' '. i‘ ms 11ml moiaiei» 1h’... Another simple sand-

\' wry . spread for tea mime is made - whiri- 01.1.1. 1:; .~1..1:.1..'.11g iiiiJttZ/i‘ and adding i i wiiili like :1 '=z111l- liorsrrazllisi sauce it.) Lt

fi

{a t

Has Arrived

it is liere.

The great big PROVlNiliAh EXl looking forward t0 for months has HOW ilfrivflil, 1111i‘- flll’ IOU!‘ days ‘Jill b- the centre 0f interest :1 11d excitement ’ their columns "from day to day 0i.‘ the many attrairtions that have beer booked for your entertainment and pleasure. You now owe H. to yourself

~, for your well being to come and see the bii-f l 115i‘ with your owll fillies- N ever before has such a large amount: of money been expended to stzigre the blxliiliiiioi: in this l‘1\i'.*ii*.cc.

been tirepzired to commvirr? jJ-siur int<f:2"‘_"-.‘. UNTIL FRIDAY

' O’(‘-L()(‘.K this big show will be in full swing.

HERE IS THE PROGRAM

THURSDAYS PROGRAM

lVIORNiNGL-Grand display of exhibits. AP‘TER1\lOON——Great Big ilvildway. 'Jl'hrilling horse races. Free-For-All with El Verso and other cyclonic pacers. ters, all evenly matched. 'i"n:- race will be a corker with eyelash 2.30 Pa-ce with live cvenlymatched pacers. EVEN lNG—G1*eat Big Midway ligh ed up like Fairyland. Troupe, Billy Rice Trio, Itoyal Pekin Troupe and band concert.

FRIDAY’S PROGRAM

AT TEIGHT ()’(‘.LO(‘.K

finishes.

Last day of the great big Fair. N0 exhibits but thrilling horse racing. See the 2.27 Pace with lot of iast ones. 2.17 Trot and Pace and the 2.23 Trot. These good classes with real good horses.

No admission to the main gate on Friday, 75c sees the race meet, etc.

A CUT IN PRICE

The Directors of the Exhibition in consultation with the Provincial Government authorities and Civic authorities have decided to place the Exhibition prices for this Exhibition so that they are within the reach of every man, woman and child in this Province. cational value to he fully recognized. ' They want everyone t0 be a booster forit, so that every year it will grow bigger and better than ever.

HERE ARE THE PRICES

General admission to the main grounds Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 25c. General admission to main grounds evenings, adults 15c, children under twelve if with parents, free, Tllesda)’ s¢llttlsh Games d113h25¢ Admission to Grand Stand Wednesday, Thllfsday and Friday, 75¢’- N0 11d" ssion fee at main gate 0n Friday.

(‘lime evefybflll)’, Bring Y0!!!‘ friends. You need the change, so

does the Exhibition.

IIKITIUIJ WlllCll you have been.‘

The newspapers have told you in

Plover before has such =1 program FlttiM MONDAY EVENING AFTERNOON AT SliY

See the great Harry Putnam, 2.20 Trot with a lot of real trot»

Royal Pekin

They want its great edu-

Admilssion "to Grand Stand

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