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DFLA8HQIGHTS, wholesale and retail at Bruce's. 8053-7~22-2i _c|.|oosw$ pure prepared plilni. sold right st Bruce's- 8053-7-22-21

EBORDENP- Wednesday, Jllly 27th., Strawberry Festival Borden. Union Hail grounds. Concert, at night. Proceeds in aid of Hall.

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-—-SAD BEREAVEMENT -- The

mas Wall (use Ruth MacDougalli formerly of Coleman. P-E-L- Wm

~llttle daughter. Helen Ramsay. at the age of three and a half years. whicll occurred at Calgary, Alberta, oll July 6th. 0f spinal meningitis, after an illness oi three weeks. bright, lovable child and will be greatly missed in tile home.

ing the past week Tiglnsh had the pleasure of anvlslt from their former Curate, Rev. M. J. Rooney. now pariah priest of Cardigfln- F11‘ ther Rooney was accompanied b)’ his father and Rev. Jos. Rooney o! liiorell. '

—TALENTED VOUNG LADY-—- ltlies Alma Buotc, who during the

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Mr. C. J. Robertson, a former C snadisn, who ls general manager of the London (Eng) Daily Expre s: and chairman of the Sunday Ex- press. Having met Lord Beaver brook. then Sir Max Aitken, just before the war, Mr. Robertson was invited to join the staff of the Daily Express, which he did, but not until after he had seen years of service in the war and had been severely gassed. His progress. when he did become associated w lth- the paper was phenomoflll. I'll- lng in eight years from assistant circulation manager to general manager, while the circulation of the paper leapt from 600.000 to 1,000,000. Mr- Robertson, with h is family, is at present visiting his father, R. W. Robertson of Toronto.

L0ndon’s New Sport

(By British United Press) LONDON, July flit-Greyhound racing has come to London to stay. There can be no doubt oi it in the mind oi anyone who saw the crowd at. the White City Stadium the other night, and felt the thrill oi on- thusiasm which passed through it as the first electric hare to run ill London was started. There was all the excitement of Derby Day; the voice of the book- ies was loud in the ring. The huge arena was well-tilled with a. crowd estimated at eighty thousand people. A bugle shrilling in front oi the judges’ stand announced the start of each race. As it sounded, the greyhounds competing were led across a bridge at the end oi the Stadium, muzzled. their long, grace- iul bodies protected and identified by bright-coloured coats, which bore their racing number. They were solemnly promcnaded round the ring iry attendants in white coats and bowler hats: and. . as they came before the Judges‘ stand, their muscles were inspected. and they received a final pat of en- . wuragolnent.

Suddenly the crowd murmured "There he goes"; and, away to the _ right oi the stand, the hare. sur- prislngly life-like, save for his sta- tionary legs. dashed down the course. propelled by some invisible means. He gathered speed as he went; and the noses of- the ,dogs twilched in their cages as_ they caught sight oi him. Then. as he" passed their cage, the - timekeeper dropped s white handbsrohief, the

and flying officers 0. E- Woi-sley,

Seaplanes Fast As Education

IONBOIN, July 20- —-Britaln hopes to win back tho coveted Schneider Trophy, the blue riband 0i intelnntlonal seaplane racing, in contest with Italian and United States airmen over the lagoons of Venice in September. The reas- on for llritlsh confidence is that seven machines capable of doing 300 mile-s an hour are being pre- pared tn represent this country. When Major do Bernardl, Italy. won the Cup from the United Slates last year, his top speed was 258 miles and his average 246. Great Britain is determined that coveted records are not to lie un- challenged in the possession of oth- er countries.

The seven machines on which Ilritaln pins her hopes for the Schneider Trophy, are oi three dif- icrent types. Throe of them are supermnrlne-‘Nnpler s5 monoplunes,‘ three will he Cloister-Napier lV. bi- planes. and one will he a Crusader monoplano driven by an air-cooled engine of enormous powerpthe first super-speed plane to be do- signeri and built round an air- cooled engine.

A special high speed develop- ment flight of the Royal Air Force has been formed to carry outnests at Felixstowe, and irom its person- nel will probably be selected the pilots who will race the British planes against Italy and the Unit- ed- States. The flight is under command ni squadron-lender L, H Slstter; its other members-ore flight-lieutenant S. M. Kinkhesd

past few years has distinguished

herself among the modern artists]

in the city oi New ‘York, ls visit- ing her mother, Mrs. l~‘. J. Buotn, Tlgnlsh. Needless to say. her friends are glad to have Miss Alnla with them again and congratulate her on her success ill her chosen profession.

—‘CENTRAL BEDEQUE Baptlstl Pastorate, Special Services Sunday: July 24th, 1927, Morning at 10.45 .l.. m. Dr. Sldey will preach, followed! by Sunday School; Afternoon at 3i p. m., Lower Freetown; Evening at 7.30 p. m., Special service at Cell- tral Bodeque, Rev. Dr. McCoombe, 0i’ Cleveland, Ohio. Rev. Dr. Mc- Coombo is Pastor of one of the largest Methodist episcopal church- es in Ohio, and will have a stirring message for all who attend this service. Orchestra and Choir in attendance.

—-AN EXAMPLE _—- An example well worth imitating has been not by the firm of Messrs Bracu, Mc- Kay & Co., l.td., Summcrsitie, in painting and generally improving their warehouses, sheds and other outbuildings. The buildings have all been newly painted or whitewasll-

fully clean and tidy appearance. it is hoped that the example of this enterprising firm will spur others 0n to improve their premises cs. pecially at this time of the , year when we have so many visitor-g,

VISITORS-Mr. James B. Sinclair of Winnipeg, a cousin of Dr. E. E. Sinclair of Summerside, with his three dough. tors. Wednesday afternoon com- pleted a succesiul motor trip from Wiilllllwir. when they arrived in Summerside. They motored first to Ynrmollth." N. 8.. where they picked up Rev. Mr. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers, the last-mentioned be- ing a (laughter of Dr. Sinclair, They will spend rt few days here and returning will pay a visit to the Brs d'0r Lakes .ln Cape Breton. Thursday afternoon Mr. Sinclair motored to Hamilton to visit n15, uncle. Mr. Donald Sinclair. now in,’ hi“ 951i! yflal‘. and who resides on‘ the old family homogtearL

—<WELCOME

—.BRACE'8 CARRY A COM- PLETE STOCK of pure Shellac, Vhralsh, Paint, White Dead and 8053-1-22-2l

-—'MANILLA AND 8E8? flexible English wire hay rope, sold right

at. Bruce's. 8053-7-3_2-2i l stock at Bruce's. —RO88r-M|LLER FOX IM- 8053-7-22-2i. OUITS contain honomesl,’ meat

scrap. dried milk. etc. Sold risht at

many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Tho~ regrot to hear oi the death of their the hospital.

Helen was a very

__WELCOME VISITOR — Dur-

ltook in 25,500 pounds of milk and

etl and give the premises a doilght- "

Sis. Elizabeth's Mutt. is s

‘ Moss. is spending us; vacation with her parents Mr. Hamill, Central Bedsque. .-

merslde, P. E. 1., is spending a few d!!! in i116 city. the guest of has aunt, Mrs. JR. Thompson, “Blood- msn Street, Mouton. _

—<IUY POTATO" GROWERS’ Supplies at Bruce's. 8053-7-fl-2i

—FOX‘ NETTING. all sizes. stock at~Brsce's.- - 8053-7-22-2i.

-—IMPERIAL PUPPY MEAL in

in

--FRESH CEMENT just. arrived st Bruce's. 8053-7-22-2i.

—MOBIL A‘. E. and B. Motor Oil, the kind Lindbergh used, in stock

at Bruce's. - 8058-7-82-2l.

—-FEED voun Foxes Ross- Mlller Meat Fox Biscuits, fresh stock at.Brace's. 805li-7-22-2-l

_TH ERYMOS BOTTLES lowest prices, at Bruce's. 8053-7-22-21

PAINT AND CLEAN UP ——- lime and crude roofing oil are cheap, and Glidden's paint is sold right at Bruce's.

8053-7-22-21.

—AUCTION on July 28th, at Rogers’ House, Notre Dame St. Go there for bargains.

8085-7-23-31. Sat. Mon. Wad.

—-LOST — Spare tire and carrier between Summersltie and Dunk River. Finder please leave with Postmaster, Summorsido.

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--P. O. REPAIRS-The roof of the Summerslde Post Offic build- ing is undergoing repairs, as dur- ing wet weather considerable wat- er finds its way through the slate covering. Mr. Peter G. Clarke has the contract ill hand and a good job may therefore bu expected.

—-OHUROH NOTICES for July 24th: North Bedeque United church. Rev. W- A. McQuarrie oi‘ Rexton, N. B. will preach at North Bedequc at 3, Freetown at 7.30. No service at Wilmot Valley this week.

--DAIRYING — The Dunk River .Dairyiug Co., Bodeque, last week lhad the biggest in its history and

Eastern Guardian

. JCHAUTAUQUA- at Montague, September lli to 21st. 80Bl-1-2217i

lnmowraous RACES August 19th., don't miss one of the best

races aver held on P. E. I. List oi classes lo appear later. 8024-7-218i

od Vice-President

Mi‘. H. J. Mabon,

of Montague

home last night. elected first Vice-President of the Association. The following items in connection with the convention ap- peared ln the Halifax Daily Star oi the 20th and the Herald oi the 21st. respectively.

HALIFAX, July 20.—'!n session here today and tomorrow, the Mari- time Opliometric Convention holds its first meeting at the Y. M. C. A. this morning when a civic welcome will be extended the visiting dele- gates, and a number of ‘era will be heard on professional sub- jects. In the aitemoon the delegat- es will convene in r a business ses- sion while in the evening they will be taken for a motor boat excursion on the Arm, ending up at the Waeg- woltic.

When they arrive at the Club the membe s will listen in on the radio. which has been installed there, to a speech by one of their own dele- gates H. M. Harris, who will broad- cast an address from C.i-l.N.S. on "The Conservation oi Vision." To- morrow there will be a_ business ses- sion in the morning, while in the afternoon the visitors wlll'be motor- ed to Silver Sands where they will have supper, returning in the even- ‘ing.

Those speaking at today's session will be Dr. H. H. Corbin, H. M. liar- ris, A. C. Rockwell oi Saint John, T. J. Davis, G. N. Burbidge, Dean oi and T. J. Wallace. H. W. Cameron and T. J. Wallace, H. W. Cameron the President will preside at all the meetings. .

l HALIFAX, July BL-The annual convention of the Maritime Opto- mctric Association, opened at 9.30

Mr. H. J. Mabon elect-

who has been attending the Mari- time Optometriu Convention arrived Mr. Mabon was

o'clock yesterday morning, in the Y. M. C. A. building. The retiring presi- dent, H. W. Cameron, occupied the

manufactured 9.000 pounds of but- tcr. This does not look as if Seed Potatoes was interfering with the Dairying industry. The factory has about 250 patrons. ~ _-?-<ro>-——- ,

PERSONALS —Mr. and Mrsflseo Harper, New York, are visiting their parents in Tignisll.

—Rev. W. McCabe, Tlgnlsh, mo- tored to Charlottetown on Satur- day.

~Mlss Elaine Bennett, Charlot- tetown, is visiting Surnmerside, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jelly.

—-Miss Edna Melnnls, Boston, is visiting her parents in Tlgnlsh.

—Me4ssrs7l;verette Conroy Lorne Murphy, New York, are spending their holidays in Tignish.

——Mrs. P. A. McDonald and "Buddy" who have been visiting in Souris, returned to their home Zu Tlgnlsh on’ Tuesday.

-—-Mlss Beatrice McCarthy, Sack, is spending the summer at her home ill Tignish.

-—Mlss Kathleen Brennan return- ed to Tigalsh on Saturday, liter visiting friends in Charlottetown '

——Dr. and Mrs. James MscDoug- all, Rumford, Mo, are spending a holiday at Grand River, and other places.

Miss Margaret Jenkins, daughter oi Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Jenkins "left Monday on a visit to Victoria B. C.

——Dr. Johnston and family, Tig- nish. motored to Charlottetown on Wednesday l‘lth. While there the Dr. attended the medical conven- tion.

-—His friends are pleased know that Mr. J. A. Beinard, Tig- nisil. in rapidly recovering from a attack of "flu." ~

~—Rev. Urban Glllls, St. Dull- stan's University, returned to Char- lottetown on Thursday after spend- ing a few days in Tlgnish tho guest

of Rev. Dr. McLellen.

—Miss Anna. B. Hamill, nurse at Hospital, Brighton, ndfng her vacation with at Central Bedequs.

Institute convey to you our heart-

her paren --Mi.ss Ethel Hamill, Allsfmt,

and Mrs. T. P.

—Miss Beatrice Francis, of Buni-

-Mr. F. P. Smith, accountant of

gates, a civic welcome was accorded them by Mayor Kenny. During the afternoon and morning sessions the following addresses were heard: “Survey ordinary diseases oi the eye," Dr. H. H. Corbin oi Halifax; “The economics oi Oplometric prac-I tice," T. J. Davis, Halifax; “Lens Manufacturing." A. E. Boyle, Mari- time Optical Company, _“Demonstrat.ion oi the HsmnKrato- meter," A. C. Rockwell, Saint. John; "The future of Optometry." G. A. Burbidge, Dean of the College oi Pharmacy of Dalhousle University; "Vision,"

John; and Wallace, Halifax.

Frenchwomen and travelling home, across the flower- ing plains of the Beauce. Chartres Cathedral-the most cur- ious monument in France-where the veil oi the Virgin Mary, given to Charlemagne by a Byzantine Emp- ress, has been exposetfior a week, in a gilt monstrance amid a. forest of candies, to celebrate the ninth centenary oi the building by Bishop Fulbert of the crypt, the largest in" France, in which the relic is norm- ally, preserved in a cedar-wood box.

the martyrdom oi the Virgin Mod- oats, daughter of the Roman gover- nor, Quirinus. Her body was flung l" into ‘the well which the present ca- thedral encloses. '

To Mrs. Hugh F‘. MacKay,

bars of Flesssnt Valley Women's

felt. sympathy at this time, when you are called upon to mourn the loss of s kind and loving mother. community has lost a friend whose plsoe is not. easily filled. We realize your sorrow is hard to bear, but you hsve consolation in knowing she has . gone to her eternal homo, We trust therefore while your heart is heavy

able to give you grace and stre ‘ th in look up to Him and ssy “Fa s1- thy will be done." - l

Vsiley Women's Institute.

chair. Officers elected for the com- ing years, were: A. C. Rockwell, St. John, president; H. J. Mabon, Mont- ague, P. E. L, first vice-president; T. J. Wallace, Halifax, second vice- president, and Charles A. Cunning-i ham, Saint. John, secretary-treason: er. Eli Boyaner, Saint John, was elected a membc of the executive.

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All ‘the New Shades

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Another Shipment Of

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Arrived This Morning

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l00’new novelty hats, resl copies of the latest Paris and New York styles received by express and g0 on sale tomorrow morning in three groups. 8o be on hand early as they will not remain on our tables for long at these prices.

$3.50 $4.00 $5.00

This lot is even more attractive than the lsst and look like much higher priced hats. All the new shapes and shades are included in the loft PATONB.

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Halifax ;

Saint by T. J.

Albert Gamett, “Physcologyfl

Pilgrims to the Plains oi Beauve (By British United Press)

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Pleasant Valley. Dear Mrs. Macliayz-We the mem-

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Signed on behalf ‘of- the Plssssn

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