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THE omiitmmrrown (lUARDIAN

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—-CLERMONT SALE PO-STPOM ED.—'l‘he big salo at Michael Cro- —FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS Ken's advertised forVTucsday will Page 3 is available. tf. tulle P111138 101111)’ (“BdYWBdQY- J11" ____ ly 8th) beginning at l2 o'clock MATRICULATION EXAMINA-i noon. Stock, farm. imlllemeiits, fur-' TIONSP-Tho entrance exaiiuiia-niture, no reserve. Z144. tions for Prince of Wales College ,

, we-rc begun yesterday morning, --NEW ANNAN RACES, Wed- ‘ about 560 students from all parts iiusday, Aug 19th, 2102-7-7-21 of the Island, considerably inorc itian lrli-d last year. taking the ex-' iiiiiiiiaiious.

--8HOP from Holman'a Catalog. Blue-jaylatheefickat

way to rout a com. It leaves notliingylv Y?!" DQQyU/(I , 0U Q not have to decide how much or how little to put on. E0611 P1315.‘ incomplete: ' _ ' ized treatment, with just the right amount of the ma "hi?

tion to en with Simply pu! on 1hr P14" tab-it don the ml-

—NORTH BEDEQUE United Church of Canada. July 12th North Uedmiue at l1, Travellers Rest 3,30, Frectmvn at 7.30. Rev W. J, Green, B. A.. of Trinidad will conduct the services.

POLICE COURT. — An autoist charged with violating the traffic bye-laws by cutting a corner was fined ten dollars at the Police Court ycstcnluy morning. A prohibition case was dismissed and a man charged with assault was flncd ten dollars.

They live up to every promise made for quality and long life. Goodrich Silvertown quality is the same in Canada as in othercountries where the Goodrich reputation wag first built and became world-famous. Buy Silvortown Cords—either high-pressure or balloon-when you need

Ali-l.

—-THE MEMBERS ,0! Caldwell, I..O.I.., No. 1207 and visiting lbretli- rcn tmin neighbor L. 0. Lodges will meet in Caldwell Lodgp ltooms, Keiisiiigton, on Sunday, July 12th. at 6.30 p.iu.. sharp. and proceed ili procession to St. Mark's Church. Kensington. for Divine Scrvic-c. ltev. (i. T, Sprlnggs, Rt. Wp. Grand Chaplain. will be the preacher.

Could you confess a Corn

—without embarrassment?

to neglect those parts of her body which are usually unr secn. . . . Anyone may ac’

uirc a corn. . . . But it is bad 2mm to keep one. Especially when Science has provided thc way to get rid of it so swiftly, surely and pleas- antly. 45,000 druggists have Blue-jay.

111cm isn't anything unnat- ural in one's desire to hide a corn. A corn is undairity. One feels instinctively thfit it is not a possession a we - bred woman should have. . . . A dainty woman will not tol’ crate a corn. She is as careful of her feet as of her face. She feels that it is unpardonsblc

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-—CLASS ENTERTAINED.— The "ll' 'illt't‘ class from the Principal's room of the Su-iumersiilc fill-til School were given an elijoyabli- wftcrnuon on Friday last. 'l‘lley ivore treated witii delicious rcpresiiincnts by fills, (‘. ll. Jolly. ilvlfi- of the Prin- -*’p.'il. at the close of their extra weeks work preparatory to taking the matriculation examinations.

PERSONALS

Eastern Guardian

,,'VALUABLE FARM for sale. at Wbllii ltoall. For further piir~ tlrulilrs apply to hlris. Oscar Col Iiiis, Albion. l’. Ii, I

FAREWELL ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION ..‘Mzistcr Keith McDonald of i

llalifux is visiting friends in tivo- 0" Tuesday evening Jung 23rd lgctowii, "A- a ilumbcr of iiielubcrs of the Unit- cil Church aiiil choir of lfiilEsw". gathered’ at the home of Mr. aiid i» who is to be principal in an ini-' ' '

filled purse which was made by Mr. Pope Neumian. Miss Estim- although takcn by surprise In i; few well chosen words,.thankcd the People for their gift.

A bountiful supper was then ser- vcd by the Indies. A very pleasant evening was brought to a close by

-—THE flETREAt-The resident prics-ts of the western part of the' province have all gone to Char- lottoloilvii for the annual retreat of the Catholic clergy, Rev. Fdlllll” William hlcCabc i5 stationed at Suinmerside, iiev. John liuoto, at Tlglllsll, and R01, Leo Nelligan at Albcrton.

..'Mr, Cecil Brolizlut, town Wits fl ri-criit wlsi‘ lcititoivil.

George- ' to (‘liar- "A.

2135-7-8~3i ..'EASTERN AGENT.— Mr. J. W. Murdock is now G-uardihn agent in Aioiitiigiio and will be pleased to receive news items, ailyertlsiilg, Job lliiil-ting, new itiid renclvzii sub- scriptions. if.

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..".\ t‘. and Mrs. (ivnrgi- Illlihi ti. iii (lcorgoloivii lllf)il)l‘l‘(l iii (‘lyil-i I: \Ul‘ on Silnikiy, A

ENTERTAINMENT IN SIGHT-

o -GUARDll‘i N E S T E R N - lliirlng the visit of ll. M. S. Calcutta OFFICE-The Guardian's “Western - the (‘onccrt party on board will representative has an office on

pirrtiiilt event in the near futuro “As a vermxckle an excellent‘

..0323"Z..T1‘I-'l‘€l-.‘.'1Z.‘.?$i1i“fi..?2ii“‘v’fweren't“ 1= M011" ’ N-cholais (‘olville. wits .isi<@1i‘id1“"”'“ lfliermlnutor‘ n has saved‘

..‘.\lr. iiiiil Airs, Nilrmziii Alc- (“kn [he “m” who an“ makmglthe lives of countless children. Donald‘ of (‘ivorgvtmrn_ wi-rc recent _ , L, remarks fined ,0“ w,“ —- ‘1"11‘"” 1° m" C111‘ “A- (luirjzr (irrcn to read tho follow-

IIIVP iiii PlllGTlflllllllCfli at the Priii- Water Street. Sumnwrside. next w i-e Eilwiiril for the benefit rif thi- Laurence (izillanfg Tailor Shop Navy League. Fiill particulars will (and dlmctly ODDO-‘lile 1111: 68111111‘! be announced later. (‘itizcns will Crockett block)’111-‘1 911011011111111181‘

..'TAKING ENTRANCE EXAMS. -Sevru pupils of the Georgetown

THE QUICK AND csnrts war r0 sun A CORN ouu ~ '

HAZEL GROVE SCHOOL Dear 'l‘eacher:-—

‘ook forward to this grtat trcnt as they well ivmcliiher the splendid ntorlainmoirt they guvc iluriiig Llielr last visit.

lligli School left on Monday after- noon for Montague where they will write lllt‘ (‘XifilXlCO examinations. The group consist-ts of Czitlii-riill: Flic

is 233, lie will ibe [ilcascd to re- ceive news, subscriptions or ad~ vcrtisiing.

int! adilres-sz» Dear Esther:- We have lately heard of your llli(‘lliiOl'I of lravliig Kingston to

, .'.\lr, llclli-r Goriloii formerly of Gcorgztinvii hut uriw of Avflbflll. .\la.~'s_ is visiting iii Gerir_gi~t0\\'n the

guest of his sister Mrs, Norman

EXAM|NAT|QN_ Isli-llciililil. —

The (li-(‘D gratitude of tlic pill!- .Ii= of Hazel Grove School is inad- equately expressed in the small token of our esteem accompany- ing this letter. \\'e all know how solicllous you have been 0n our bthalf during the year just end- ing, and we want you to feel tlhat our lie-ails are with you and that you may brave a very ipleasanlt vacation, and return to us with r6- ncwrd health and strength. to UIHCII us in t-he coining year. Signed on behalf of the pupils. The ti-ziclivr. although tak-cn by surprise, in a few well chosen words thanked tIhcm for their thoughtful and kindly act. The visitors and pupils were ihl-n treat- L'|l to iuc cream and cake by the lt‘il(‘lli'l‘ thus bringing to a close a vi-ry pleasant afternoon.

Kdllitill, l-Jlsii- Knight, Enid Knight Florence .\lt‘DI)ll3l(l. Mildred DJHUV- an, Dilzui Lzivaudier, Philip Doyle.

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..'SAD BEREAVEMENT. — At Fortune llriilge, on .\lay 12, 1925, thi-rc iii-parted this life Mr. Chat-i, E. Diiigwcll. iii the 76th yenr of his age. .\lr. Diugwell is the last of i1 large family", children of the late .\lr. and Iilrs. Alexander Dliigwell. 0f that piace. His wife also had prerlcceasoil him by some lifter-u years. For nearly 10 years the de- ceased was iii very poor health. re. suiting iii almost total blliiilncssi. In August last he had o. paralytic stroke. which left liiin helpless. He. bore hi>c sufferings with wonderful pationi-i» mid resignation to the Divine will. lie was cared for ilur- itig all this trying time by Mrs. Gladys Laplere, at WlIOfiu home he passed away. The funeral was held to the Bay Fortune ccmeiery on .\la_v l3. Rcv. E. Lockllart oillcl~ ntinig at service at house and grave.

tnko up your abode In another ' part of the island. we fcel we could not log you go without expressing our tipprcclziiion of the services you have ruiiilercil wliilc organist , and to convey cllr best wishes for ' your future ii-ullgrire. For thrlet; hulk of the preserving ha] years you have cell our organ s °° ° , (lllflllg-lllilt time you have per- ;;=1,‘,"§:°';:5:1:1 Jimfh‘. 1°" forincil your illltics faithfully llllll —or a kettle tip: and lpilla some s! well, We shall also inlsi-l you in 11! Imllflil-Ind before you know lite Siinilay School and our Mlss- " 9°“ 1"" ‘».""‘Y ' ionary society. We know that 5" ‘ ’ ' ‘W . our great loss will be the gain of l’ b I J some other district. As you go we ., ,. L. . . nflcrtniil morbid conditions 511911111 111W Yo" 1° 1911101111191‘ 111111 v I _~_ n” W’ I iuust cxlst iii the stomach illlil iii- Y"i11h¢'111'1';' “:1111t);0liltli;- yary lioiit ‘leiafiiiul.'"l'.z§iiumili'='nzh “din” . , , , . ' ) , , l I l PIWQ

ilasftylncsllfocgyirgnirrqagy“ivorlgishiintl,m;yc:,o%ryfi}i.r biog‘llt.,ln‘vitggi)lzg_ Lipid Lidycomliigfadblls re- morbid conditions‘pugnflt llllldlliijilsuro’ mm your day“ lung and T" he rm M them 1nd Spurp n“; happy. Please accept this small child suffering use Miller's ‘vflfflllflft as a token of our heartfelt Pnwdérs The ' m ‘ ‘appreciation of the good you have

- 1' ‘P’ “""'""1 11"‘ ‘11‘,ilone and may (toil lll His Divllio gcstive irregularities by ilcstroylng.pmfldenm. “Wm. you yet many tho worms, conditions fiivorublo lfl year“ 6; tummy] S..n.icc_ worms will disappear. and illo

Signed on behalf of child will have no more suffering Kingston United Church, from that cause.

After tho presentation of l1 troll‘

—CAMPiNG.—()n Thursday last _ENTRAN¢E EXAM5__ About the boys of Alhertou vicinity and I43 scholars are at present lll Suni-iollvllfy Went lniq caliip at Melit- lnr-rsirle taking the matriculation r939 1111111"? 111° ‘11"'°11°11 01 11- H- "xaminatiilus for entrance to Prin‘S”111’-"°11- ('""1l1l‘ 5061911113’ 01 11"? .. or “rules College. The 61355953". .\lr. A.. and local leaders. The .,l,,.nm yeskrday and “m be confer-to is ideal and the thirty boys in tinned. tomorrow. Prof. G. D, Steelcfcaml’ “N ‘~"‘1‘1a1111Y P11103411! 11 D1911- \fjce_prcsldunt of prince of “yam. saiit holiday as well as receiving a (‘Omega h, in chanm p,“ J‘ Jwvaiuablc training. Thursday after- lienneit is in charge of another "f9" 1111 '1 @"‘»‘11111l='. 3111i’ 9111- 18 dime Class Much ‘s 13km: mLdVisltors Day when parents and xammntions m Albermu “ friends will be given la it _____ stratioli of camp life. A cordial in- CHARLOTTETQWN Boy SE0 vltation is extiilded to everyone. URES POSlTl0N.—-Eilwa-rd Malone “—- son of Rev, E. Zilalonc of this city,‘ “SCHOOL mEETlNa-TUQ 8d" has joined lhc (Yanadlan Goverir "Fwd ,1111'91“"11 1'1 K911511181‘!!! iuont Ziliircliant Marine as a Sezisclmm ‘hsm-‘it 11111“ 119111 111 11119 (yams, m,“ u,“ Montreal ‘as, Sun_{schoi"l llillldl‘ llLFl) on Julie 30th. ilay on lllu (‘. G. M. .\l. Canadi:iii'Dr' ‘\' A- 1061111111‘ 111531111113“ T119 (‘onuuornr for Australia on His ""111" "1 -1.11' 1111i-"‘1 9111111011011 f0!‘ firs, voyage’ This is a wondorfuutlii- coni-itructiou- of the two-room oppportunity for a young man and “uimx 1° m“ 111-"111 111111111115 W35 was secured for liuii through the “°,““1’1“‘1'_111(‘ 111111111111 11911115 $2170- sfforts of the Navy LUOgIIB of 121")" 111"‘ ‘Pdillldml ‘"111 119 917111‘ wiiiitiiiii. l’, l2. lSlllflil Division, Tile 1mm“. Kmfimston will liavg a qunrdkm wishes Cadet 3131mm a school oi‘ six ileparliiients aiiil all Rine ii u... perfected [till]! ol over zs - prosperous voyage and a successful “"11 11”"? “’ m“ “"1"” °1 1111mm . ya" o; Dion", "m," d¢vd°pment_ , _ 1 first“. Titus it us‘ seen that the increase Th, gum mum,“ and wmkminship _____ ll’l population and the provision of go into every part. _SCHOOL PICNIQ _ on me educational zidvaiiiagcs are ad- Ofl “$511109 oi iuwline or hw- iirtcriioon of July 2nd [lip pupils "“““1“1¥ ‘1’1’“°°- N0 1191191‘ 1411111 gffvlzlz: zzflntfraloFgfifieffflglziffmg: iiliil teachers of Central Bcdcqui- ca“ 1W 611171111 01 111° 9111@1'l>1‘_15<‘ saw 0V¢l"5 cords of wood. besideshio’ and. Bcilctluc iicllools lizid a lllilsi u‘ ‘l ["11" “m1 H1" P1"111"~‘5“1V1' in; ; do," on," odd 30b, "and enjoyable llllJlllPjll Picrsolrs shore, ‘m’! "f 1h" "Hizubi- 11” ‘V911 41> the farm. Writ: for full particulars. Chclton. Tllp lllanits of all art» duo '111'*'{1_'1w11“"i11§11 111111111911 0111119 5111* hit-sins, llowarli Schuruiau Zlllll \\'. p" m“ run‘ “cc ans‘ “an 1111‘. Thallfiolifstliadorhljigfiyaxs" ll. liowiicss. who convcyoil llii- jolly “ma?” 111111 1111‘ ilvvlllc have foriirl shlohn, .b“‘bi';n‘".|'o‘h".' mm,‘ in !,I‘.il‘ wmlnoflinus “m” ed pi the iiiipvrtailcc of ailvaucllig Toronto. lndwr.Wlnn1P~ir.R~|h-n. trucks. After a delightful bath" °‘1“""'1“1"“1 11111m515 ‘"111 O1 111"" ary,Vanoounr,Vietorla us the appetites o1‘ up “Tm "mu, m‘, vidliig tliu ilcccssary means by ‘ ivhilcli this may be nctmiilplisliiril.

[lip .'ibuudant and delicious i-iits _

provided. This cvctlt ivris a plctis- Tlwy reahzet as an 3111110111515 53111

n,“ Close u, the splmdhl Wars that the educated man stands iii

work 1n the“, schools and "Inch the midst of a. vast arsenal. Bu. 111C)’ do not wish io sec him. all

might be said in praisi- of the tczirllcrs, Miss llradlev, Alias Dou- 1110111119‘ "11170111115 Howtwvr. 1111‘ iild and Bliss (Jampbtill. Wlii-n va- 110m “n 111° 11"" 111111971 “'111 111‘ cation time is over school uzaiti 11115311311 with 1111119111115 3111‘1‘i1- -'111'1 will hc- ti plcnsllro to the pupils, o“ 1119 °1""‘111n'1l 01 1111‘ 1ic11ml1 11"‘

‘shall see the Kcnslngltltl ilifl.‘ i'l provided with tho 3ClI(‘lFll~‘l'i7 ri- tomluendatioiis that pfOSrIli i-ouili- ilOllS ilemaniL-Y,

..'.\liss Lydia floss of the firm of .\liiltlii=\v & .\lcL<-:iu_ Snuris. ivas a ri-cellt visitor to her llUlfiO iii (lvilrgciitivli, -A_

The clixslng exercises of lltllul Grove School svere held iii the school room on Friday afternoon. Juno 26th., qul-te a number of rail.- payers and visitors score present. The pupils were examined in the various subjects by their teacher Miss Margaret Ling fléiifilcil 11!" Mrs. Merton Bagnall and .\lrs, Garfield ‘Stevenson, and by their prompt slid ready answers show- od the careful iraiiiing they had rtccivvil from their painstaking teacher. At the close of lhu exam- liiatioii Mics Irene Nl(.'llUl$Oll on- behalf of the pupils presented the liaclicr with a beeautlful sot of (‘trained Ivory and the filllowlng address was read by Miss Beatrice Stevenson.

.._'.\liss Doris McDonald 0f Halifax has arrived in Georgetown for the slimmer imontlis. she is tho

guest of her grandmother Mrs. Albciiit Aikens. -—A_

For all aches. fllnu, cull. sore or at lied muscles. ABSORBIN JR.

well merited

as found vor. n.2,: a_boltle n iiim rlllrugnsts or lent postpaid y 1‘

Over 4oo,ooo "l" Engines Now in Use

The FAIRBANKS-MORSE "Z" En-

ll0 Montreal

W- P’. Younig, Inc. Lyman Building

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Miiligan and Morrison's, Roi-than: WEDNESDAY JULY 15th

When the finest and best equipped barn in the

be officially opened. I

Holstein-Fresian Breeders Association of P.E. island will hold their Field Day and Annual Picnic.

Demonstration and judging oi’ Holstein Cat

World's Champion Cow and her son.

Exhibition of P.E. Island's most modern fox farm and some of the World's Champion Foxes.

Official Opening of Barn. I Speeches by prominent Agi-ictlltural Experts, Fox Breeders and other speakers.

Big Athletic Program (Open i0 P. E. Island.)

Held under sanction of the Y. M. C. A. Athletic League of

Canada. EVENTS

semen CUP AND SILVER MEDAL TQ DASH. 22o YARDS DASH. 44o

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The Charlottetown Fox Breeders Protective Association

Organlzedby a group of Fox Ranchers of Charlottetown for the purpose of giving port to each other for the prosecution molest or steal from the members’ ranch

Maritime Provinces will

10.00 A.M.

-ALBERTON.-—l\lis>i hlargarct Kerfr- is visiting iii Aliberton the lIlIi st of hcr aunt. airs. J. ll, (funn- _ iiiizliaui. nf “’l‘ll<a sprucus." .\lr. John ll. (Yunlilglialn has just about 'Olll‘|)ll'lI‘ll repairs to his ilwi-lling. Besides improving the building gcii- ‘. orally lic has put in a wonderful eel-lai- witli sections for frlilt, veget- '\lllt"S, potatoes, etc-Tho ladies ‘ arc arranging to have a tl-a nil the school grounds sonletliuc in August to lu-lp pay fr: inucli uccilil r1:

in the vicinity financial lup- of parties who ea. '

tie including :.Tllcrc is no poisonous llllITP/l- lent lll llollowziy's Corn llcmcivi-r. mid it can be used without iliiiigcr or Injury. Protective Measures include:

MAN-TRACKING BLOODHOUNDS BEST DETECTIVE AGENCY‘ IN CANADA _ BEST LEGAL TALENT pairs to the sclioul.——l\lrs. S_ It.

All ranches will bear ‘the official placard. List 0i lriurliiliili llgllflfdllsldlfillilllfllnfillfl)“Zllllfi: """"11°"' 1'5 4 in fact all kinds of mcrcliaildlscn- Mr. Joliu (iravcs (and his two sons) lllil Mrs. licnry (lriivcs-i are llolnc rlsllliiig friends in Allicrloil. 'l‘licy are tlii: gut s of Mr. John Leonard of‘ "'l‘llo St‘£l1Sllll‘."" Our popular tcaclic-r Miss Fielding. has quite s iargc class taking lilo .\l.'lll'li‘lllillloll examinations in Albcrlou.

1.00 P. M.

Was This Lad Dull?

Nnl Illa Mntlii-r had unknowingly neglected |I|II nyrillglit. Ono buy or girl out of every four h!!! Iii-low llllfll|||| eyesight. Perlmpn your rlilld In lliiil one. Perhiipn liltl milrkn civiilil l..- lilglirr. Porliiiun Iin eoiilil lrlul Ilu claim. Corrretnil vinlon niiiken Iirlglili-i boyll and girls.

2.30 P. M.

"Unlonvale." MacLiire and MaoKlmiori, Union Road. P. E. I.

llvln‘yll'

Browne and MacKlnnon. Norwood Road, P. E. I.

"International Foxea and Fiira," MacLure. Marohfieid, P. E. i.

w_ Chen“. s_ Before (illuiiu-n

Willi (Ilium-ii litiixilnh tr Illlilllry .. Npelllnp pi Aritlinialli- ,, m. Ilrililliig pi

PRIZES-ALL ROUND cue. RACE and TUfl-o'-Wlf')——1o@ vmws to a team. Prisca Silver and Bron; JUMP. HOP, STEP AND JUMP, "r

Enllluh

Illnttlry . . . . . Ill Hpr-Illlll . Bil Arlllmirlln .. 80 [landing . . .. 21$

WINNERS m s ACH EVENT (sxiiiipt Roiay

YARDS DASH, one MILE RELAY, (4lmon

= 111M110: , RUNNING HIGH JUMP, RUNNING snow

UG'O'WA11. (9 men to a team. _Prlzea Sliver Medals to winning team.) INTERMEDlATE-15-—17 YEARS

P. SILVER AND BRONZE MEDALS "r0 WINNERS m EACH EVENT-IOU YARDS nuunmo HIGH JUMP, HOP STEP AND JUMP.

JUNlOR—12-14 vsAt-‘ts

VER AND BRONZF MEDALQ T0 WINNERS ‘P AND RUNNING HIGH JUMP. BQYB UNDER 12 YEARQ . Entries oiibuld be sent tflul-IYASDS DASH’ RUNNING BROAD JUMP. ° - 1 QIMPSON. Y. lvl. c. A. ‘ ‘ ALL COMPETITORS SHOULD REPORT AT ATHLETIC ‘Qfimgcriie’GIKTEIUIQN13TNRIVAL

g‘T‘BaSePa11_O’L¢3PD: Y8. Lémiinox Island. F.1- v. - __-",—D1111¢111g—111111f¢13188‘elit Barn in ‘the Marltiiiies. _ , 001 nave for 20.0 Couples. _Ggiety_0rches_tra and St. Paul's Band, Band m A“ d SUmllA8i:Sld€,W1ll¥l1rn1Sll music. . , . . en an ' - Exhibition 0r Scottish blfiiceiifiirggdpapdeiirltiifb" . . ' 518D D8110 fig Contest l . , and) _, _ figllxlflglsllggllléfllkgnd AMeal! Served 5“ oughout Day and verging,» , o TE-ADULTS ., cENis cmnpgmg; my“; I, m w (CARS PARK-ED FREE) Y i. -, EvATI-IER wnsveurs zvsnra WblLL as new lvtxf MY I PROCEEDS DI IDED. Y ' TWEEN P '1 i 0A. 0 c on HANAGES. ROTMANT A-ND

"Bovycr Ranch," Franklin Bovycr, Bunbury, P. E. I. PERSONALS

“North River Ranch," P. E. I.

W. K, Rogers. North River.

, —~1Sir Charles Dalton was among H visitors to Siimlmcrsitle ycslesrilziy. ' WMrs. Frank Perry (and grailil- illlllf-{llldilt Miss Norma M(‘Qlliil'l‘lv!) - ll o loft on fl motor trip to Plctou

.\'. 5.. whore they will be tlic guests d‘ .\ll'.'~l, Pope,

CUNNAYLI

H. J. MABON

Optometrist and Proiwrlpllon llriiggl». MONTAGIJIC, l‘. If}. I, Olloo Connected Willi Ilrnf l-ltiirm

"Dalton Ranch," W. K. Rogers. Southport, P. E. I. "Bellevue Ranch," W. K. Rogers, Tea Hill, P. E. I.

PRIZES—ALL ROUND CU DASH. 220 YARDS DASH,

“Flood Ranch." W. K. Rogers, Southporl, P. E. I. PRIZES-HALL ROUND MEDALS $||_

"smiillwsoam BENCH," w. K. Rogers, Southport, P.E.I. 111° YARDS DASH. RUNNING BROAD JUlM

IN EACH EVENT- ~.\lr. Lennard (lay. iiccnunlilnt

l llii- Royal Blink of Camilla. Sussex, N. B., is visiting at his homo in Summnrslrle,

"Fnrquhsraon Fox and Fur Farms" P. A. Farquharson, East Royalty, P. E. I.

"Lawndalo Ranch," C. L. MiicKa

y, 8t Peters Road. P. E. I.

GLASSES OUR PRICE OF

$7.50

Fur oomph-In Rperlnt-lril or Ky‘. mm...’ includes

“MacDonald Ranch." J. A. MacDonald, Soutnport, P.E.|.

"Sliver Sheen Ranch," Walter B. Grant, Marahfleld, P. E. I.

"Brow Ranch," E. R, Brow, East Royalty, P .5. I. “Saunders Ranch," Ed. Saundera, Newatoad, P. E. I.

“General Fur Farmi Ltd.,

Mount Edward Road. P. l i.

lrlantillo Tut-Deal and llrat quality rum“,

‘ Torlo Lens‘ Fox Wire NOW "

For the new pens-en- "fflomoma — and other ranch enangeo. use "PRINCE EDWARD" BRAND ENG- LISH FOX WIRE.

“PRINCE EDWARD" makoa a straight, etlfl, firm Wlli, of protection that has 1111.60 more than fourteen YQIM OI REAL SERVICE.

Get our prion and free

i. l

lampl . R.T. Holman, Limited E‘ ELPEQEEMAN

ivmmmldv. w. e. llllflll " “‘ - 1 l

"General Fur Farms Ltd.," North Rlvai- Road, P. E, I.

"clmlmmwii sliviii- si l.lii., Mount Edward Road, P. E. I.

“Jenkins Ranch," J. D. Jenkins, Charlottetown Royalty. "Popoton Ranch," W. A. nluteh. souIiipoi-t “Oreonacraa Ranch," Ray Clarke, Union Road, P. E. I. John Aflnaw Fur Farms, Braaklay Pt. Road.

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