An energy main dish with the "power" of corn-so good and so nourishing! Made in the Kellogg way, crisp and fresh! Right for breakfast-or cool quick snackri And so any to serve!

I Mo 9aoa'ne:r.' y Corn Flalces so fresh and crisp, they rustle out of the

box! Freshest of all cereals, because folks eat them fast as we make 'em. Give your familygthe best buy in

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GEIITIIAL GUARDIAN

flbeelann II reserved tar news atleeal IIIIIUQ.-HI. advutiaiugiei I INC! Illtlll Ill! be Inserted at five saute a word. strictly pgy. elleirsadvaaoa. iv

Uoors for Photographs . mum-s uxi. Phone no.

EOWAID IIMIRNIB "FOOT- WIAB it 175 Qllien Street.

sans. soaicsrowe l.ama:s' cwnaaa. - Goods clearing below

Iauraroa nusumoia spec- ialty. Ma-llett'e Battery Service.

WEILI ATTENDING Old Home Week. plan to have the cooling system in your car flushed at Mallstt's Battery Service.

011) HOME WEEK ZSPECIALS at the Maria Elena Beauty salon for this week only. 134 Richmond street. Phone 2191. '

BIFBIGEIATOBS. Ranges. Mo- tors and Washer repairs. Storey Electric.

CHARTER. FLIGHTS to any point in Canada or the United states for passengers or cargo Phone Maritime Central Airways Limited. 2061 or 540.

LIVESTOCK KILLED. - Two valuable horses belonging to Mr William Micullan. Albany, and a cow belonging to Mrs. Harry Ross Albany. were killed by lightning in recent electrical storms.

ATTENTION HOESEMEN. -We have in stock a number of plH't' wool horse coolers complete with hoods. Call and see them. Wm Condon as Sons, 65 Queen street Charlottetown.

SLAUGHTER. - At l-lolman's both stores. balance summer Pur- nlture son on, includes lawn swings, beach umbrellas, porch chairs. garden chairs. etc. All at Half Price at 1-Ioiman's.

DISTRICT CHURCH SERVICE. crapaud District L O. L. Church Service will be held in the Kirk at Desable. on August 20th. at 3 P. M. All L. 0. L. and L. 0. B. A. mem- bers welcome. Rev. Harvey Bishop will deliver the sermon.

ENGAGELIENT. - Mr. and Mrs. Hersey carver. Lyndale, announce the engagement of their eldest daughtr Margaret Jean to James Smith Jr.. son or Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Sr., of Green Castle. Donegal. Ireland. Marriage to take place early in September at Bos- ton. Mass.

BAD NEWS RECEIVED. - Mr! '1'. N. Moulllan has received tho sad news of the death of her bro- ther Lauchling McPherson who passed may on August 8th. at Portland, Oregon. Besides Mrs. McMillan he is survived by Rev. K 0. McPherson. Tracadle. P. E 1, Joseph of Great Falls. Montana and Roderick of Lyndale. Cali- fornia.

Gift Presented to Retiring Inspector

Yesterday morning in the Post oiiice Building, Charlotteto , a number of postmsaters repr rent- ing the postmasters of the Province mat with Mr. Iaeith Maclleod whose ill health forced his retirement as Postal Inspector. and presented him with an address and purse in recognition of the high esteem in which he was held by the Island postrnasters.

The address was read by Mir. .1. B. Jay. Moreli. and the gift ,. esented by Mr. J. .1. Melanie. Borden. Among those present were Mr. J. B. Connolly. Charlottetown. Mr. Ralph Maccarville, Kinkora, and Mr. J. B. Maclleod. Hunter River.

IN MEMORIAM

In loving memory of our dear Mother. Mrs. Michael Mccaughey. :93 passed away August lath,

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THE GUARDIAN. WN .

Bill Lynch is "show Man" for The Maritime:

BILL LYNCH, SHOW MAN

William P. Lynch is to date the only outdoor showman who has grown up in the Maritime Provinces of Canada and confined his efforts to that territory. The Maritimsa- New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island-form Can- ada's sprawling coastal region. To the Bill Lynch Shows of Halifax. they offer 50,400 square miles on which dwell 1,200,000 people, long railroad hauls, devious interchanges. and not too much competition. Bill was born in Halifax in 1903.0! his early youth there is little to note.

In the spring of 1925 Bill and the late Ray Rodgers framed a humble outfit that played the small vill- ages. Shows were transported in one baggage car. Bill had a. Merry- Clo-Rnound and Rodgers had a string ofconcessions. They dissolv- ed palrtnership, however. at the end of one season.

Bill stuck to his Merry-Go-Round. added some concessions. and in 1928 took out 'a show similar: to the one he and Rodgers had the year previous. He continued to tra- vel in one car and to play the vill- ages.

INDOOR CIRCUS VENTURE

With the close of the toes season Bill took an indoor circus to New- foundland. But the carnival was still the principal claimant of his energies. Late in 193 he was play- ing still dates with a Merry-Go" Round, Ferris Wheel, Chai.r-O- Plane. three shows and a string of concessions,

Then he tried something bigger. He bid for the rim I-laliiax Exhi- bition and got it. At that time (No- vember. line) he owned three rides and three shows. The contract call- ed for seven of each. Thru the win- ter and the following spring he saved. borrowed and bought. He opened on time and with the re- quired number of units.

This brought Bill at the age of 26 into conflict with the veteran Ben Williams. Until 1929 the Glace Bay Barber, who had become an American showman, had been the undisputed carnival king of the Maritime fair circuit. After Bill had filled the Nova Scotia. fair date he and Williams met in a Halifax hotei.i-listorlans are agreed that there was much raising of voices. punctuated by the hanging of flats upon the table. Ben threatened. Bill was unmoved. Finally they agreed that young Lynch should stick to Nova Bcotia. and the Wil- liams should keep the New Bruns- wick fair circuit. The agreement was mutually respected until World War It put a temporary end to all big fairs. Ben died at home in Win- field. L. 1.. in 1913.

RAIL AND WATER JUMP

In 1035 the Lynch Shows went to Newfoundland. The return trip from the St. slohu's for the engage- ment at the Provincial Exhibition in Charlottetown, P. E. I.. is still regarded as some kind of transport record by the carnival fraternity everywhere. Shows tore down and loaded out of st. John's on a Thurs- day. The properties at the time took 14 railroad cars and the personnel

gray at the temples. He still has a waist. Mrs. with the show.

any charity - from a couple cartons of cigarettes for a platoon

. illtll The Kids on The Playgrounds,

Allrosdsleadto the lair this wulnloyourvrritsrisnotiathe

mood for using a ty-pewritu to- day. You. Old Home week is here again. The farmers from Tignish to Elmira will allow the atooksto. stand for anothe day to enable them to go to the Fair, and tour- ists tron all part of U.8.A. and Canada will meet in Charlotte- town this week and marvel at the beauty of our Island Province. Perhaps the Fair grounds may most aptly be described in the words of an elderly gentleman with whom your writer was con- veralng the other day. "That's where the old folks are carried to. and walk from. and where the lclda walk to. and are carried from." Yours truly took a stroll out to the grounds the other night just to see if there was any truth in the matter. and if he will be pardoned for making general as- sumptions from general cases. than he cannot but agree that the state- ment was correct. You know that boat aflalr out there for kids. Well whether you have noticed it or not, there is also a hole dug in the ground in the very near vicinity of those boats. At nrst. sight your writer thought it must have been caused by a lion at large, but the malr in charge of the small boats was quick to inform blrn that it was dvug at 11.30 on Monday night by four year old Jamie Kennedy to serve as a last stand in defence of his father Forbes Kennedy, who was using every faculty in his command to drag or coax the young fellow home .to bed.

Stock car racing we leave to the big cities. Pushmoblle races or Soap Box Derbies are our medal- ty. The annual Soap Box Derby will be raced this year on Ga-llowa Hill the latter part of this month. Ford coupes and. Dodge i had to be rejected in past years because they were fresh off the assembly line. so don't make the same mistake this year fellows. The machines have to be of your own making. Of course if you need wheels and have to take them off the baby's carriage that is alright with us. although you might feel more than the heart warming of winning a trophy if you do that. This year trophies will be presented after the race to the winning drivers and mech- anics and also to the manufactur- ers of the best "job on wheels". Please notify the supervisor on any one. at the three city Pill!- grounda re your intention to race. Watch this paper and playground signs for date .of .eve.n.t. That is all.

The girls from Oounaulhi Square will be taken b! M330 7-013 Smith on Tuesday. August 321111.10 lnkerman for a day's outing. They will leave the.sq:lar.e at 10.00 a.m.

Connaught Square Pet Show and Doll Carriage Parade will be held on Friday, August 29th. beginning at 2.00 pm. There will be events

There the show cars were again put on a. ferry and shipped to Part Borden, Prince Edward Island. From there they completed their Journey over the O. N. R. to char- iottctown. arriving at it a. m. Mon- day in time for an afternoon oven- in

g. The Lynch shows went to New- foundland again in 103, set up in st. John's and suffered a blowdown an hour after opening. Rafittins lost them four days of the engage- ment. Aiterwarda they made expen- sea, paid the somewhat heavy tax levy and decided they had had

enough.

Bill established permanent guar- tsrs in Halifax in the winter of mm. From this base he usually operates a first and second show line in order to meet all commitments. The past season he had three units on the road.

Blllistalhtan and wellpreserved at 45. as has a thatch or close-cut black hair with "I've been around”

Lynch does not travel

Bill is a first-rate prospect fg

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BREAKFAST BACON. lb". 55c

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SPECIAL ......... Qtsifarioilxnn?” ""'f"”"'” Heinz COFFEE. lb..................89c KETCHUP Eisrighyf-LOOIEIV-THE-COB. doz. .. 55:. '-”9.9

SWEET GREEN

PEAS. l3c tin: 8 tins .. . SI.00

SUNLIGHT SOAP. 5 bars ... 49c

DESSERT PEACHES. 6 tins . . 5l.0O

Large Cukes, 3 for .. 29c Wax Beans, 2lbs. . 29c Red Tomatoes. 2 lbs. 35c Large Red Grapes, lb. 29c

Large Head Cabbage 19c Sweet Green Peppers 10c Bunch Beets, 2 for .. 25c Sunkist Juicy Oranges,

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Pure Lard. ib'. .. . 29cl

Ce rio. Bottle 25c

i3ic1KLlNe ONIONS. 5 lbs. .... 25.:

Aylmer TOMATO JUICE

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Time does not permit an eiabo. ration of the events of last week, but here is a summary of the highlights. Two moving picture shows were held last week-one at Hillsboa-o Square on Monday night and the other at King

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Square on Friday night. Both were well attended and were really en- joyed by all. Wednesday was the Kin.-.men's big picnic for girls. which was thoroughly enjoyed ivy over 280 young ladies from Char- lottetown. A boys' hike to Rocky Point on Thursday was cut short at the boat. because of the in- ability of their leader to gain transportation without a visa from

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the Minister of Foreign Transport (we think they called him). Tho a destination was changed to Victor- ' is Park. .. . . This column extends deepest sympathy to the family of the late Leard Jaly, who met death aud- - denly in an A ”le accident on Tuesday afternoon at Summer- vllle. P. 1:. I.

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Though kindness waits at every 33 9; u, V i turn g:1.::;””:;mW3H':;g igwigggltfglrg ::::.n;:V :l1;Iyi:- mnl 000 9 -N.-as (announced Nascllrm a the exclusive ml-nus ma. mark of Null: am Prudusi N” '”” ”” mi" ”m' i''"”' Basques Friday V morning There staff turnover on the show mg- 'C"'"'') "NM '”d""""' "' '”'"”'” M” ”"'d"" "W" ””''”"''d ”' "i"” W” ”' T ”"'”'. C-I load. mu 1"" John G01 -um , eolaaaadaddad&osarbabyd.rataa dartriae.IIalsaaa;odd.uieas)addIlaoHytopaeIeet elavu on. "..., nu, mp, 0.. mm, they unloaded the can an re e. Men ed the equipment on the steamer George Oavanaugh have passed l s V . N

their rota year with it. Bert Ganter .

caribou on which they crossed to has handled the advance for a.num-

:- I can it: wl I M ” ” n "W North Sydney, Cape Breton, Friday

The memory of those happy clays

when '3 you .11 ragga...-, night. on the dock in North Syd- bar of years. Paul Osrrin. press ney they loaded on cars of the agent and man of all work. is a Canadian National Railways. tra- fl

xture.

Bill still relies on personal super- vision. The one-time machine shop apprentice can and does oversee Mulgrave. the show orain continued everything from the filing of points over the O. N. R. via. Moncton to on a ride engine to the booking of Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick. dates and freight movements.

MEYERS STUDIOS

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Daughter. Mrs. Harry Macleod. Dessble.

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An entrance fee of only 81.00 will be charged at the time of Iittlnl for which you will receive a BEAUTIFUL I it 10 black and white unmounted photograph. nsgulu vglug, 3350, Age limit is 8 months to 12 years.

l'o'u choose from one of four proofs the pole you wish to en er.

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The decision of the judges will be final. For your appointment: Phone 2190 or write

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