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iiiosiiige‘ i... (Sal e p ilontinues Daily Until

Everything is Sold

Are yowgetting your share of the won- derful bargains which are on sale here? We are "anxious to sell out everything on our shelves-iris quickly as possible—-we’ve reduc- ed the prices to factory cost-and in many lines t0 half price.

BIG SAVINGS ARE AWAITING YOU HERE

Come in and look around. Our bargain offerings will surely appeal to you-if you want to save.

ON SALE TODAY

and continuing until all sold.

52 superior quality American 42 Challenge Bed Spreads, Crochet Quiiits, Size 74x84 inch English satin finish, - extra Hunmwd "My for u“ __ large size. 0n sale today at .................... .. $3.75 for $2.45 $350 for 32-25

English Circular, Pillow Cot.- ton-—round thread, nice even weave, -

500 Yards English Long- i cloth, smooth even finili. Yard wide .. 22c for 14c

_ 40 inch .................. .. 50c for 32o 120 yard, u"; heavy 42 iinch ................ .. 55c for 36c

English Bleached Cotton. 38 inches wide Soc for 25c 600 yard» Unbleached Co!» '_ - ton-yard wide—in 2 qualities. 300 yards heavy English w°"d°"i“i "iii" at "a 4

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s|,,,,ung_mund ‘hread’ strong ...................... .. 10c and 15c Y

.1 a i . i an m“ Curtaininq-a big table full

64 inch .. . 58c for 39o 5g "m, 65c for 42c of net,‘ maidrfss‘ andf marqui. >72 - h H 75 ' 48 sette curta n ng n w ite, ivory ' Inc c or c and colored. Regularly 50o to A M | - $4.25 yard. Your choice at s d splay of lovely fancy _ __________________________ __ HALF PmcE

linens of many kinds, in

i ' - cudmq ciishiims’ mafia“ u" Souvenir Pennants, embos

terpieces doiiie etc. All t . . ............... HALF Pulse v751,31!f“..§,‘;§,,j§,fl3;‘;;,_.l_";,§ ; A" hand made “Madurai” all brand new. Clearing at fancy gmbrykgered ||,',en___ from """"""""""""" 20° up ‘°"“'V"- Willi!!!» "i! Oibihi. Browns “Shamrock" Linens iuii°ii°°ii "U. etc” all at in cloths and napkins. Super- -- ......... .. HALF PRICE ior quaiilty-direct from fac-_

tory ................ .. 25 per cent off

EVERYWHERE YOU LOOK YOU’LL FIND BARGAINS!

' All our lovely 50 inch shadow Cloths und French Chintzes- iliili. medium anrLdark coloringe-aii on sale at exactly . HALF PRICE

CARPET DEPARTMENT

giiiilwi Squares .. . 13 off “Kirsch” Flat Rods 25% off W596i! Squares 1-3 off Stair Carpet 1-3 off

119""! 3qliilffil .13 off Door Mate . 13 off

gliillloieum Rugs . 25% off Hearth Rugs 1-3 off

ullbber Mats . 25% off Matting 25% off lwieums . . 25% off Rubber Mats

(PAINT AND VARNISH

Sherwin Willlemo, und Ben]. Moore d. Co-‘s ready ‘mixed [Tints in ell sizes from pints to gallons-a good range of colors to °‘°°'° from. If you come quicloiy. ,

|3ilerwin Williams best ready Ben]. Moore 6. Co.'s best

m "ii Dalnts .... .. $4.25 Gallon ready mixed paint $3.50 Gallon

8ma~ller sizes at proportlon- Smaller sizes at. proportion- .“ i"'i°"- I . uts prices.

_ I Vimifll". Stains, Enamels, Auto Varnisheil. FIOOI‘ WIX

_ urnituro Polish, etc., It ........................................ ..- COST PRICES

NOTICE

Out of town customers should \write us

i" samples and prices of any goods wanted.

e will gladly give full details of any goods ‘Villlted. Pleae give fiull details of what you

desire i0 Purchase.

liiE (IENTRA

l GUARDIAN

EHOP from Holmunh Catalog

GRANVILLE ClROUflU-August lird. Services according to, plan. t). ii. Peters, Pastor

GOLDE-N OPPORTUNITY

A $25 suits for $15. Henderson & Cudmore. '

3750-733L3l

ALL GOOD AND ONE BE8T.— All RIED ROSE AIEAS are good— and people who want the very best ulwuys buy RED ROSE ORANGE IiEIIKOE TEA. In sealed packages mi y.

NORTH RIVER BAPTIST cin‘. Cult-Services for Sunday, Aug- uol 3rd us follows: North River nt 11.00 a, 1u., Clyde River at 3.00 p. 1n. Long Creek at 7.30 p, m. Mission- nry topic.

CHURCH SERVlCES.—Dr. H. G. hlelilt-j will huvo Baptism at Mur- riw Illver 1 o. m. and preach ht Ii p. m. und hold Communion scr- vice -i p, n1. und git-ouch ut llimch Point 0.30 p, Ill. Suntlny August 3rd.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND- Ser- vices will bu hold on Sunday, 3rd, August, St. John's Church, M lton.

PROFITT-JIA/M-PBELLP-A ‘quiet. but pretty wedding took place Julie 29th at ‘Powell River st the home of Mr. and Mrs, R. H, Clilrlivb-‘Jii. lute of Charlottetown, P. 1E. l. when their daughter Lorna ‘Edith became the bride of Mr. George. Edwin liroiltt. son of Mr. I .E. and Mr!- Profltt of this city, The bride who was given in marriage’ by her fath- er wore a frock of sandal-wood silk crepe. with hut to match and cur- ried shower bouquet of ophelia ros- es. sweet peas and fern. Rev, Huzh Graham officiated. Mr. and‘, Mrs. Profltt ‘left lit once forflsattiirand Portland and 011‘ wet-urn will reside in, Powell River, Vancouver Drov- RC8,

PLEASANT AUTO TOUR.—l\ir. and Mrs. A, M, Revy, one of the many automobile parties who have spent their holidays touring the iirovluce. loft last evening for their home in Moncton. They spent tliric weeks ontlic island, milking their iliiillifluurters ut the lw-"is, Chili'- lottolown and milking (lll-lly visits to different parts of tho province seeing yiracticully the wholo of it. Like other visitors who have had uu opportunity of seeing the rurul scction, they are (leligliteil with the lllzricuiturul prosperity in evidence

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ut 11 o'clock; Sunday School at 10 everywhere und urifconviutveil that o'clock, St. Mark's (lhurcli, Ruut-i‘i’i‘hc island" is the best place in lot), at 3 o'clock; Suuduy School at Cunuda in which to spend a var 2 Yclock. In ihc parish hull, liilil-iuiion. Jlefore leaving they inuiic inn, ht 7,30 o'clock, preach“ ug iloiluite nrrungeinents nil sci-vices, ltcv. W. J. Patton, iiguin next sum-met". THE SERVICES FOR CORN WALL CifliCUlTr-Suuiluy, August 3rd are us follows: Rev. ll. Pierce. Mi“ Fiflifillcfi Wflliidfillge- W0!‘- B. A., will conduct seervlcou or (jnynaPPliitt-‘ir is visiting hor old home 11L wnil_ 1i :1, m. Kingston ll p. 111, North iiilvuili-‘iili. Willl-ihiro. 7.30 p, m. Supply for ‘ ~ ' (jornwhii u, 7 |,_ ,,,_ ! Mrs. A. IP11 . Roxbury. in -----~-- flbouiiing tho ivi-ck nt her old homi- CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-The,“ "undo-i. Siti-rhincut of the Lord's Suppi-rI will bo ilispcnsteil at Murruy River, on Subblltli Aug. ioih. l’l't‘[1:ll‘:lt(l1'y vi-‘rilinn at York the isnroi of hCPViCtE-S on 'l‘liiir. ut 2. nud Sutur- "llli -\il"$- V"¢‘-=‘"Y- d.1y ill. Gilt} p, in. Szicruiucut of the l1iii-it's Suppiu- at Kiurnss on

l0 com‘.-

PERSONALS

Alisa Viola Beers, Montreal, in iiunili

.\ir.:. Alli-u iluird, Zvlnutreui. ii

Iduiiinilh Ll-l. uuil nifllioiiipiu|i u] tho vii-tiling iii-r lllt)illt'l' .\ll‘.‘<l. ’i'l1i..', Zilut. tiurniey :11 (lovcbiuiil.

DIVINE SERVICES lll ilio Moth-i Mr, Wlllium lleutdin. York. is. odbil Church on l‘lli‘ Moniugui- Cir- opt-oiling u liolliluy in Vuut-oiii-i-iu

ouii. Sunday. August Ziril n-i iol- ilu- ghost. oi‘ l1iii uncle liir, A. Alc- iows: ll u. ni, Union (lhuri-h, Low liouzlc,

or Montaigne, 2.120 p, n1. .\llPilli)(li1il ~~~~—

ifburch. Sturgeon. 'l‘ho .1814)!‘ will bile..- l.lly .\ioGrutl1 und Mir-f‘ preach at tile above services. 7 p. Mary ile-uily are vial-ting friend-i I11

n1. Methodist Church Mflllitlglli‘. Covehend;

l-tvv. E. A. Wi-esiiiiorrluiid ll, 1\.,i _ -——~-.—

Pzhitor oi’ Vernon liivcr Circuit] ‘m’ ' “"" ""“""* iArtillery Regiment;

THE LATE REV. J. F. DENNY

At :1 iui-iitiui: of ilic Exccutivu (‘i1ini1iiiti-i» of tho Iirliisli (iuluuu . _ V. l-‘ziriin-rs‘ (‘iuifi-ri-iici- at Gi-orgo-

town, ll. on ihc. 5th Jilly, tliu ‘oloivin; lll‘llli)I‘l‘3 worn lftiéiflllil- ,

ii. ‘A. ilriilou, cliuliuniin, who (Uniicd PTE") _ ' i ilfilhliilflil, with iviiessrs. H’. A. 'l‘lio1np LONDON’ m“? _1""'i‘ii"i"‘ i“ i‘ m,“ “_ n 3mm“, t,’ [L h’ palmu.’ CUIDiiiiIIiOIlIDB tho 'liiirilt.11nst Art m“, u u uuynvfl‘ H,,,,_|.,,,_.u.y‘ M“ .lic1'y,liii~. iiliiril Ri-giini-ut ol’ Artil- pulmer “mvpd, Mvlunuh,“ by M“ lcry,‘ liistoiicully famous fighting 'l‘houipsoii, ‘ that. the contort-hire iiiiii- "i: iii” Uiiiiiiii Siiiwsfiriiigy [W1 n (‘w’) 5mm, m. H“, m” mm, ivhfi-ii first suiv si-rvici- lfl Jilly i. tuim-il in ihi- dcuih of llio itov. J. 17in- "ifvlilly rcupciu-il its history l,‘ “puny “m, “xprvuqa “H,” ,|,,,,n_:1t Port Aim-Arthur, neur hcriepun- out uyiiipuiliy with his widow uuil ‘i"i' iii“ “iiiiiiiiliiii “i Mil-ii" iieiiifii" cliiliircii." Thu motion wusi (l2|l'l'l4‘(l iiiiiiimi- J1}

uiuuiiini: und il \\‘il.‘l dcciilod to for-i_ iiiiiii" ‘jiiiimiiii "iiiiii ‘iii iimiii‘ miii 'l'll‘i‘i).{l\ ficlds iluring the lust l1iii

“ind J “my u] M?" “my -yi-ur.~1 flutli-rc-il from tho. i'.(lllll‘ ._._i<.4>_____ ,:.tu1iiluriis nu “'l‘lii- ‘Kllilllfl ’l‘iiii'il'

i\\'Zl!<l L't'l‘t3lll(llll()ll.‘<lly rotioiisliiiilvil ui

w G Y itlio fort. - _| 'i'lu= 'i‘iili~il Ili-giini-nt. of Artillery .,._._. 1i‘lllllt! into being foiloiviug the iii-

iiilutlonuizy" \\':ir. it wuu ri-twrulti-iii .'iu1ong the vi-teruns of that wur for Rtifvltfli ugulnst the lndluus -'n lin- i-onquout uf llie Wcst.

ii. first lltftlftlllt‘. prominent among fighting units on Feb. 22-23, 1317. ut tho Butllti of Buuuu Vista. (ii-n- i-rul Suntu Ana, (‘Ollllllilliillyllil tin- liicxicain forocs, hud swept uli Ani~ orichn resistance before hfm. Wilh- out infantry to support him, uml |iit the cxpenso of losing his nwii guns, Capt. Bragg, then (‘flllllllilllii- ilng. “Tile Fighting 'I‘hiril." brought _iil1i troops luto action with u with- i-riug charge of canister. Tho first churgu hultctl the Mexican ziiivitxit-o Tho smokc from tho second und third solves clcnrcd nwuy with thi- Mexicuns in rout. Thus the ri-gi- uit-ut won its present motto, "Snvcii lhc- lluy" wl1- ch was couforrcii iip- ou it l1y (lenerul Zachary 'l‘uylur, following tho engugcmuul.

Through tho Wur of 1812 and lu tho Florida peninsula campaigns the regiment served the colors ori-ditubly. in the California Cilllb pnigns it was present nt Mouicrvy. .Veru Cruz, Cerro Gorilo, Buono Vista, nud the final engagement. ut Moliuo dcl Rey. lt was present ivhcn the opening gun of the wur was fired nt Pulo Alto, Mny ii, iii-ll}, niiil look purt in all mujor 0111.111)?“ lllBlllN.

On December 21, 1853, fivo bai- tcrios of the Third Artillery till- bnrki-d from the east (ioust for station _l|i Cullfornln, v-Iu (‘upc Ilorii, aboard‘ the utcuni-ir ‘Sou rilllllilllffi, 0f the 600 souls shroud, i100 wi-re men of the Third. On tin: iiuy before Christmas the Sun li‘ uni-loco struck n nofiwustcr tbhi completely illiuiblcil her, and ilnr- ing which 176 men were lost ovi-r- bourd. A week litter assistant-i- was rendered the derelict by tin- Amcncnn ships Kilby and Throt- llvllu and the British sloop of wur Antarctic. Tho latter vessel rur- rlcd 142 survivors to Liverpool, lin- flrst American troops to innd in England.

After a year's trials and misfor- tunes the Third was agnln usutini- lilcil, and arrived In California. where it was actively engaged in marching sud scouting uiitii the ouibreuk of the Civil War, whi-n its history was marked with ilisilno- tion.

it servcd ut ilm memorable cup- turo of Munils, P. 1., iluring the Spanish-American Wur, and WIN brokcn up into scparut coinpnu 1es in 1901 to foriu the Artillery corps of the army. Paris of the famous Third saw action on ell the

S.\'i‘l‘ll.i).\\', AUGUST I.’ 790 lillocyclcs (380 lilctt-rs) ViiGY (Scbuuctudy, N, Y.- (lcucrui Electric Company

Eastern Standard- Time

H.130 u. m.——Stock murkot report. 11.40 u, m.~l’roduce uiurkot ro- port.

11.50 o. n1‘.—-Rupurt on Furm .\i0\'t.'illt‘ll[ of Lettuce, from thu New York Stuto Dept. of Farms und Nlzirkeis.

H.515 n. m.—U_ 1S. Nuvui Observa- tory iimc signals.

9.30 p n1.~---lluncc niuuic by Joa- cph A. Chlckono and his Ciovcr Club (lfClleSlfll oi Hotel Ton Eyck, Albany, N. Y.; popular songs by Frank i).'ivls_

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iNEiiiiJiiiNiiililiN iiiii iiiiiiii

Lydia H. Pinklism’: Vegetable Compound Brought Relief when other Medicines Foiled

Port Mann B. C. — I took Lydia E. Plnkhsm’: Vegetable Compound be- cause lwus tired and run-down. I has h e ad s c l1iii: sn no s pe and wu trembled- for bwo yssrswith sleepless nose. I tried msny uned- lcines, but nothln

manger to tsk Lydis E. Pinlchsymfii Ve stable Compound. l em stron r fill: fool fine since then sud um s lo w do my housework. I sm wlllin for ou to use those facts so s test - mon si."—Mrs. J. C. Gustavus, Poi-i: Msnn, B. C.

Fools New Ufa and slfflllflii Keene, N. H. — "I was wesk sud run-down snd bud backache sud sll sorts of troubles which women ve. I i n iiii ’°"°$ whiiiiii Ooh: . m’: e e m- Lylldfl: sud Innis: used ‘yiillu E. Pink- iiir- us." r-"i. "new n es new eon s rig lIi-Ziiilotliewegetubla Compound. I

doing sll l csn to ldvdltllo it.

Iiainous in American '

6i blend

“disk”; boerie of

it ‘in i“

Wis "iurkisifiohaccos

'5. use

Gold Basis Urged Up- on Great Britain For World Benefit

(United Press)

LONDON, Aug. 1—-“'l‘l1o futc of tlu- gillll standard is so much dc- pi-nili-ut upon liritlsh iuonctury policy, ihnt Engluuil i9 simply ililllllli to tukc tho li-uil in the rc- riilfilllilll of the wo'lil‘u lllblltiiilfy sywttiui. lt iii ' bio for Eng l‘ll|ii to wuit. 11nd soc. 'l‘i1~\ . nli-uicut w s mudo by Pro. fi-ssoi‘ tusluv (‘until of Sillifliililllll ldiivi-rsity, ri-gurili-il nu one 0i’ the grmiiosl authorities on world mouiitury tcouiliiluus, in thc course of u l-cturo of tho lnsiitutc of lilllllil‘i'.\‘.

if lin- pound stui-litig, ln- unsort- i-d, \\'l‘l'i‘ uguiu put on its ulil gold basis, tho ‘wliiulo world would fcvl iluit iii» gold sluuiiurd liuil roguin ml nillllflilllil}; of its old i-riiubilily. und ih.- iloubtn us to ilu trustworth- int-ss- ivouiil no lougoi- stuuil in tin- waiy of u ri-turu to it.

\i*l liluglziuil, tbc Sijuidlivf‘ suid, iiindiiultrii to lulu‘ ilii- ilrolsivi- step. 'l‘h<-i'-- wus n gienerui four in lilo public mind in lilurope thui. there: \\';|*i libow lo bi- u new rise of |||‘li'i',~i in .~\lllt'l‘it'il. ilc con iillllli-(l liini lliiti lllll'i|'llll! lllilSl l)!‘ l‘i‘_il"ii.\'il. ’|'iu- t-oiirlirsiiiii llllltii. i111 thnl some ‘mi- 111 |ll'lLti'li Ill‘ Alll<'l‘li5‘;i w: poo iilllll‘, but by no lifilillh-i ni-i-csisury. Professor" (‘nut-l “lltl it wus vi-ry

likition, nud all“ more by uurli n

of gold imports. " “if llll‘ liuiti-il Stains ri-ully fool gold imports; :1 nuis:i11ri*," Prob-ais- or (liliifll utliii-ii, " lie i-zisiciii uiinit iuitiirul llli'i 1 which

ti-i-tiiiiisl. t:ii'ifl'

fui gold.“

’i‘1'~i-:1:nii",\' uulhorltivs hi-ri- urc in. i‘iilll'il 11o |)i‘lit‘Vl‘ i.llt‘l‘l‘ will bu no roluru lo gold vuriw-ury ul lcust lll‘ ifute i920, l1 is [)()li\il'li out tlii-i-o is

fnr mon- money is in .'iiiii illl‘l‘i‘ is not ouuugli

the Pililllibtllllvllis of u I‘t'lllil‘()tll|il- ill gold i'iil‘i‘t‘lltfy.

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Packers To Spend Money for Accur- ate Information

(United Press) CHICAGO, Aug. l» The follow- ships of $2,100 ouch. with uu uilili- tionul 8300 for UXIJCHSCS, huvo bot-u tftliiillilllillifll by tlic Livo Stock und Mont llohrd for thi- purpose of scientific rcsiiziri-b into the subject of mcut. Coiuinbiu University und the University of Rochester rc-

celvu the felloivships, in WllOEC laboratories tho investigations will bo iiiuilv.

The work will be luuuchcd this mouth, according to uu nnuouncc- mmt by the board llCfU, ivhcih rep- resents llvc stock producers, coin- inisi-iiou mun, pucktirs uuil retailers. Tho bouril will function in this project through the Nutlonul lic- senrch (Youmzil ui Washington.

“Ailuruistruiion of the fellow-

Moultou und l)r, ii, C. Sherman of tlic council's coiumitti-c on food nutrition," sold tho ainuouuctemenl. "Subjcirts for investigation are the conipuriiiiiiis of nicui. with other food for blood mgeuerutiivn and the comparison of mcui with other high prololn fuoib-i in ri-proiluctlou und luctutlon, to be sliulieil by udd- ing the high protein foods lo thi- banul niixi-il dirt composed of or- ilinnry foods."

if the dairy herd in mndc up nf low [LFSUBPS und poor product-rs, :1 bull friun good producing nud high testing nuccsiry Hillllllil lu- ('ll(>."it‘ll. if the [Ulllfllvg nro ton loggy, solcvl ‘u male thut is compact und (ilflflli to the ground. ll‘ iho sow is rough

"n tho shoulder und short in the side, sob-oi a hour with irompai-t. wivii-musclcd shoulder ‘ll'l'iil with length und scale.

"Mnrriugo ‘s n pottery."

"You nicnn lottery, tion’! you dour?"

"No; i mean ii [Il'l'.[i‘f_V'"t'l pluro for making family jars."

The-iilghtingsleka sons may be

u“ A- R . D’ a fronts of France during the World

heard st s distance of a mile on s

vlolcul iucusurii 11:; ilu- proliii1ilini1|

is to do uwuy \\'ilil illi‘ highly pro- for \\'i)l‘iil|ll'il |ll'4'.\'l'lli.‘i r-‘iiiirias nl‘ ihii rivi-r urc ulivi- with ‘iiliilropi- from phyiiig lii~r iloliiu 111 1111-11 nud l'l'.\‘.lllilil to ilii- clutter of

i-iiiiiinoiliiiiiii, With frve, [Pllflii-yiliill‘ililll'l'y, 1b,. good oi‘ IZUIICPPIC America would gel morn. of useful llllXl'l‘.‘<l und tho slinrp exhiinsi of t-oiiiinniiiliiu-i uuii ions of unu-ur-n- hoisting i-ngiui-s. 'l‘ons nf coir

ii new priui- lt‘\'l'l slut-t: tlii- \\’t\l‘,'\\';|_-,' my i)“. i-lrrululiou. p;- 4,4,, lwiii buildings huvi- bi-en uiori-d or ill‘ bullion 51ml rescrvi- iii-re in moot ,,,,,|5,.,~],,.,| H,

Suspension Bridge At. Philadelphia Nears Completion i

(United Press)

l’liil.Al)l<}i.l’illA. Aug. 1.—Cou-i struction work on tho grout Doin- wnri- river suspcns on bridge, uc- cording to officials of the tram-l mission directing its orcctioii, iii lu-i-ping pnci- with tlu- siclu-iiuli- sit-i’ by tlu». i-ngnoiers who ili-sfgui-il it. nihking it probubli‘ lliht July 4, 1020, ilu- si-siiui-i-i-nli-niiiiil oi‘ ibi- signing of iiii- iloi irulioii of indo- pi-uiiviii-ia, will sou thc ni-w urlcry of truffii: ll|)i'lll‘il lll'i\\'l.'(!|\ Pennsyl- vuniu uuil Now .lt rut-y.

'I'b-- briilgi- with n spun of 1.750 foot ili’i.\\'i‘llll iil\Vl'l'H, uci-ordiiig to tlic i-uifnci-rs, will bi- Ibo. lilFKPtll of ilsi kind in ihi- world. Mori- than :1 uiilo uuii u hull‘ in toiul length, its tows-rs, alronily in plucc, ronoh 1H5 fi-i-t ubovi- the surfnci- of til" Dclzrwuri- ltivci‘.

llrupi-ii from ilic- iuoiisli-r cubli-s.i i-urii of which will bi- 29V; inchcsi lhiirk, ibo flour of illt‘ bridge Ls in lu- lfifi fol-t aibovo high ivutt-r, pro- viding pmisugi- for tho lnrgout irruft wiliioul ulti-riug their top llllllliloi’.

China May Produce

Trees T0 Offset THAT CAR Chestnut Blight o,

(United Press) —-----_--,.

\VASH lNGTON, Aug. 1.——’l‘lit'lll-

YOURS

, ‘ | BY HARRY i-:. PORTER i111.‘ slnrii-s of adventure and in- teresting scientific discoveries have been reported t0 the National r_. ii 'i‘i'l‘iillllll‘ Society by Jusi-ph F‘. Rock, discover of the chnulmoogru tree that ylciilu u. lopriluy-ronibutl. lug nil uud il'illi“l' of tlii- society's expedition into Yunnan, u viii-it und litllo expluroil province lll South. wt-rilcfll Cbiuu.

Mr. ltork._:1 woll known piunt uu- ' iiioriiy. bus just roturuvil to Wui-iln] lngton and in narrating his ex» |)i‘l‘.l lll'i.1, toils of finding in Yuuni-u aboriginal tribi-s who still piihctivi- religious cr-ri-iiitiiiii-ii thut predate the introduction of Budd- hism. und llu- iliscuvcry of :1 blight- v-i-sisiini: chi-stunt (mo, which. it is hoped, will ulil in ri-sinring the. lilfiiwlsllll vliisinut timber‘ crop in ihc liuiicil Sihtc-s.

The explorer brought buck from tlic wilds of the Chincsie province Wm". p14“) _§|,,.,.1,,,,,n,, U; |,|,.,|_.,_ 5m] lilucb Lffillllltt in u motor is due to mnmnyg] sppclnlpns and mo“. ma“ iuuiii bi-zirlugs. LOAN of powi-r, lux-

Tbis is a series of articles per- tuiniug to maintenance and repair _of your Auiumoblo. We will bi:

gluil to suswer through this column, questions regarding your cur or its mechanism, .

Scud your inquiries to “Antonio- lilies," Tho Guardian Publubiug Co, Ltd., Charlottetown.

THE MAIN BEARINGS.

'|'l11- brldgo will be 125 fi-i-t widu lliiiiiio i1l;|]|[v_ 1p. 1,1“, mum. in“, cliiiiiz, nnlsie :i11il viliruiiou :ii'--, i111‘;- 11nd will ui-i-iuiiiiioiinto four lruialts llllbififlrFlhll of bonito usiul bv tho "ll \'l'l'_\'0l'ii-1i ll)’ (‘Tllilii liilllii ilwll“ for lroili-y uuil rapid ll't|lll~7i llnon N hi, or .\iosn, ]ll'li'!;i.~‘., r-niiluiuing iillZ-‘l ilrlllfl llllilfiy iillW-l- nud -.'1 roniiivuy for six liui-s of. ivii-ut wriliuir iii picture foruri |iil'l'"i""lli Illiliilfo‘ llril‘ lill'l'l‘l"'lll \4 ll'ii‘.‘i, Two \\'Zlli(S for |li'i|i1$~ 'l‘i1i- booki. also unit-ditto l'.ud~ biiurtili! Suopiiisiiiii. l':ir on lliv ti" 11:: will lu- lniilt ubovo tlii~ Ffliltl‘ iiilldili ‘ll (‘ilillil iliili 'i‘iili‘i "ilii i"- iiiiiiiii“? ‘iii imiiiiiiiii‘ ii‘ ""ii"‘-‘i'ii"‘i-

lllllCll against thc fiuuuttiul in “iiY- Till‘ "0!" ill’ iii!‘ lll‘i1i“1‘-l iii "-‘l' forests of ibu lliiitieil ‘Stains lltiiiiiiiiiwi iii iiiii-iirisiiiiiiiii- iiiviiimi i""i ‘mow u“, Yup“, 0|- gnm m |,,.‘ 591g i\\‘i*l‘]| Pliilniiielplilu nud ('tlllltll‘ll,' "yugfly ,|1;p|~¢,,;,-,| by u" [nhqnn] i“. null llu- stall-u of l'e1ii1s_yiv;i11~ u und

Ni-iv Ji-rui-y. l

At its i1i'osi.11tsi..'i;:c, tho Sil‘ll(5i.lll‘(!i |ll'i*.\'l'|li.‘4 llio li|l]ll'ill'llllf'l~ oi’ 11' iu-idgi- without u floor. 'l‘hu towers und uui-borutii- nro. I11 position, nud

und lili‘ two shores illlkPli by ti-inporury a‘ lo avoid tin-m Hiiili-H on iviiii-li :1 nurrnw foolpuili

lizis ill‘i'll iiiill.iliOill

rri-li- .’ll‘i' living pourcil iluily in lhi- i-ousitructioii of tho grout uni-hor- ill‘. s. A wido swutli hu.~i boon viii iulo llu- ln-url of Pbllniloipiiin und tho licnri of (‘uiuili-u ti1 clcur thi- il]l]ll'ilil('lll‘.~l to lb» Historic churches .'iuil'

niuki- way for this

lyriintii-lh i'l‘llilll'y project.

Plan To Increase Interest of Farin- ers in Forestry

(United Press)

(‘LOQUPTIX Minn., Aug, llllllii‘ fortistry~tl1o plunliiig (..il‘l' of young trccs niiil ciiiuinu- tion oi’ tho firo l_iu'/.urii~-ii innjor l'i1'i1i tlCllVlly, is tlii- ubji-t-t of u