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. .i..se ioher member of “id. Li-IEB-B-ti-li.

mot/J.’ with her daughter lnlia A. L. Brown and 1nd- ] Raymond and G. rold J , Bzllerica. Massa- Iew weeks visit. . who will celebrate birthdav next morrh, . minute of the 1W0 d 1s looking forward to ..n ioumeyn.

DISCHARGED FROM HOSP!- TUF-Maior W. A. Smith. Clerk of Police Court was discharged . 1m the Prince Edward Island Hospital ye erday morning. Major Smzth receitd serious injuries :ihout the face when struc‘ by a ha: which slipped from the hands of a tiallpiajxcr during a ball game

at Victoria Park between the §iignnilr<r< and the Highlanders l’. three weeks ago. He ex-

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ti." Mon can't-d to prcach for his former yyixtoraze on Sunday morning.

PoLIcE CO-fRT-A‘. the Police r - .,_- '

BAPTIST CIICRCIL- 'I'he. ‘r; is of the Rev. F. E. "xiii hi.» pleased tn know that ' hr.- tlie supplying minister cf commutation for the next Lhrre s takes as his

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. Alanhorxl.“ +_ Ill" seﬂirr- Mr F. White will slnf! our» Xlmg WEI‘, Forget 3' " Th» Ml-“Shr , , at the hing sr-iwicr- ‘will sing a selected

ur-t Tllr- Church school meets for Summer session. immediately m Ihr- @011 of ' e momlng service.

ENJOYED VI fT-Mr. and Mrs. Joliii S ‘r-ciiefv. Toronto. and ﬂ-uiiziiiv-rs Miss Catherine and Miss Nlilrlrwtl who have been for the

pun writ-k uw-icome quests nf Mr. mid Mrs. Len B. Doyle, Fitzroy Strnot lvfi rin return 'l‘hurscday morning after a very pleasant visit. For the past five piears Mr. and Mrs. Svw-enev have been an- nual vi-lt/irs tn the province to see their two daughters of the Precious Blood Monristry, Sister Marv and Sister Mary of the Eucharistic Heart.

GEO CLEMONS T0 VISIT IS- _ LANfr-A visit. of interest, in breed- ers nf rial-v cavl" '< that, of George F). Clwnons Bmntford. Secret/try 0f the Holstein f-Ylealan Associ- i ration M Cnnui"; Mr. "leptons will roach the province after visiting , curtain man's in New Brunswdc i and will meet dairy breeders at ‘ pTlm-‘fiflf “Wﬂlcstflolleveeon .Batur-. i In: August 13th at eight .0 lock. An interesting series of movinvz pictures will be shown. coveriiw scenes taken recently while on a tmir of Holland. 9min. Eng- land and other European centres.

Mr. Clemons intends w remain and take in the Provincial Exhibition the following weak.

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Mrs. ho w Luna ".n and Mrs. J _ Miss Home by p o S0 ner >. and Mm. H. J. Phillips. .\ PZLIL-Ié ;.<, Chief Die- tician of Laxetievi‘ Hospital, Dan- viile, Elmo's

Dr. J. F. Haszard and Mrs. Has- -mrc ed las: evenzng on short '- it m the formers mczher. Mrs. . L. Haszard.

_Mrs. F. N. Brodie and Miss Bes- sie Carson of Fredericton, .\'. 2B,,

are visiting their brother, Dr. W_.~

R. Carson, Prince Street.

Mr. and .\l.r.>. John D. Mann f Belle River. lef: the Cl o momma BCOOIRDGHIEd __ Mrs. R0!‘ Wood, on a motor throughjfew England and York, vmere they intend visiting friends and relatives.

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Mrs. Everett‘ Saunders and two sons. Irving and Freddy of Char- l-Tbtciwn. are visiting at Savage

ur, the guests 1 Mr, Mrs. Luther C0ffin,_ o and

Mr. Joseph Mine. Douglas Sr, City, left this morning on a holl- dav trio w Boswii anclllew York CRY. He was accompanied by his “when: Mr. Mark Mclnnis of Bos- wn. who has been visiting friends on the Leland.

Mr. and Mrs, Cale-n‘- Nicholson 8nd family o! Cambridge. Mass" are visiting friends and relatives in Cafdlﬂlm. T1167.‘ arrzved yesterday.

Mrs. Bruce Somcrs and her daughters Jean and Reta. spent a pleasant holiday’ at New London, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Allison Macbeod.

MIN Shirley MacEachern of Somerviiie. Mass. visited her aunt, Mrs. Allison MacLeod of New Lon. don. on Wednesday and Thursday

- last.

Mr. William Webster of the Bos- ton American is spending a yam. 238st his old home in Dunstaff.

M196 HOPE ComPiOri of Moncton. N. B.. is a visitor to the Island the 811ml. of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Anderson, Euston St.

Mr. Irwin G. Wood and Mr. A. Maurice Wood of Moncton, N. B. are the guests of their grandzar- ems. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Liv - stun, Kent St.

The Mlssel Vaunda Saunders, Doris sellar, Joyce Auld, Helen Roberts, Rena Younker and Nor- ma Craswell of Wlnsloe are spend-

ing a very Enjoyable vacation a‘ i affected by any or all of these af-

Rosebud Cottage, Btanhope.

Master Darrell MacQuarrle, left recently for Moncton where he will ﬁbcnd his vacation with relatives and friends,

Hon. M, R. and Mrs. MacGuinan have as their welcome guest Mrs. Eklward D. Noonan (nee Maud MacGﬂigwii of Regina, Saslc, who with her son Teddy is visiting rela- tives on the Island.

Manes ihoznas MacRae left re- cently via the Hochelaga for An- tigonish, Nova scotla. where he will spend his vacation at the summer residence of his friend, Alexander H. Smith, Professor of Languages at. Laval University, Montreal, Quebec.

Miss Shirley MacEachern. little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood MacEachern of Somerville, Mass, is spending her vacation at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Somei-s of Bradalbane.

. Duncan Llvl stion and dauzhter Mrs. Emeat . Anderson have returned from Moncton. N. 3-. bv motor, while there U19!’ W"? the guests of Mr. Livinestnnu egughter. Mrs. E. A. Wood arid Mr.

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- PRIZE LIST ‘IIIBOWIN HARDER 119mm. 83.00; 2nd Prlle, 82.00‘. 3rd Prhhl 31-“- I

‘noes SHOT . L n lst Prize, 83.00; 2nd Prize, 82.00; 3rd Prlle, $1.00. '0 nioa 1cm g l‘ BL mm Prize. $200; 2nd Prise, $1.50; ai-u hm. SL00- ' m“ #- 4. aors mo: i2 YEARS AITQYDIVG \ 1st Priu, $2.00; 2nd Prize, 81.50; 3rd Prise. 11.00. ' 3 <3? T ' 1 twmxo LONG JUMP ' a B m m". $2.00; 2nd Prlle. $1M; 3rd Priv- 51-00- mi: RACE. l6 rams 6' G s 1st Prize, 8 2.00; 2nd Prize, $150; 3rd Prise, $1.00. '. rossiso rm: CABEB ' m Prize, $2.00; 2nd m», use; m m». $1.00. . an wmn nasa a Hum‘ m Prize, 5100; 2nd Prize. 11.50: 8rd Prim. $1.00. I . v.4 1.11m; WITH POLE .. .. . . 9 t 1st Prize. 82.00: 2nd Prize, $1.50; 3rd Prim $1.00. i —~—— . . . ANCING mcnusp ruse f YUPU-AP- F-XTIBT \I\‘l_§\ m D All Contestants receive a prim ’ " m“ H" Pl???‘ l1. nasctvo GILLIE catcat ' CATTLE“ ‘\ All Contestants receive a priu. ~ - u. snzr nucs. cmLs r‘ P m Prize, S115; 2nd Priu. 81.00; ai-u nae. 15¢- .' . arcs u‘ s"? Diricririre. L50; 2nd Prime, 11.1.5: 3rd Prise. 31-00- - . RS -— i “i m“ S iia"$fi...“li.i‘éfi..l m». w. w m». w. Milli-Jr 10M Bul- THE xtxr 1m: vot‘ Ana ' f Ii-‘lli-Il rtoncnc: ' I'.-\~>l.\'f; vot" mvonirt e" The ladies of flu and ‘Kim-ms. noted for proﬁciency ll the ﬂllnln 1W m“ ' IJRYG ~TORL » - I scest 1* m“ m nu provide no, delicious and @0010“ Tl'-""-'"- 50'1" "a 'f*r\‘.i."i1.li » . r» .5 o children 25c.

If weather u unfavorable Gathering will s. ma on snare". All‘!!! 13th. anmssrox - anvtrrs 25¢. CHILDREN 1k Chief, NEIL MoCANNELL mum, watran B. smw. Secretary, r. n. mama.“

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.- m place on Lfonoav‘ A‘ . 1st" t0 5.. 'k5 church Lot where solerr Requiem High Mass was c-z-letmacd b7: Rev. hfichael Fran- P. P. asilsted by Rev. Pheum fcKenna. deacon, and Rev. An- "rr Panels. sub-deacon. The . r_=_ were: Frederick O'Hal- Zo.an. Mtchael Doyie, Charles Dunn. James O'Brien. Mark 0'Hal- loran and John McDonald.

. s. Hudson Coughizn of Bright- on. Mass. Mrs. Gallagher, Bcswn, and .\fr. Alfred Dot-‘le of Boston. motored to Campbellton to be presen: a: the funeral of their father, the late John Doyle.

__\tis Joseph McKinnon and caughter. Miss Grace, Brighton. 3-fass.. have been spending some time U": Campbeliton visiting Mrs. Mckirinons mother. Mrs. John Dr" . Mrs. McKtnnon tvas at the ‘ de of her father. the late John Done. during his illness and death.

The monthly meeting of the Elmsdale 'Women‘s Institute was held on Tuesday at the home of Mrs Emmet-son Hardy. with a good aazendance of members and visi- tors. I: was decided to make an effort to reo nize our Girls’ Sew- ing Club. A " 00d" contest was won by Miss Vera Williams, Next mee- ina to be held at the home of Mrs. Chas. Forsythe. Roll call to be an- swered bv. what I should like to do

Week End Excursions

Going-Noon on Friday to 2.00 PM. on Sunday Return Limit-Leave destination not later than midnight Monday following date of sale. Fare-One way first or coach class fare and one-quarter.

T. B. ROGERS

City Ticket Agent

181 Queen St. PhOM 540

DEALERS WANTED

Large Canadian Manufacturers of Domestic, Commercial and Industrial CDAL STOKER§ with scores of Maritime Installations has leveral exclusive territories. Application will be considered confidential. Write S, Box 491, Guardian, City

f 0h sch ‘ d m ' l ' main factors in the poundioom

e 0o‘ ‘mm e mums paratlve stability-The unit 10s!

' only 3-8 of a cent on the dollar at

$11.89 Mia-while a lltltlg shorgcov-

, e ng an commerce eman ap- "W TYPE WHEAT BEING MOTNREAI, Au . s —(CP)- ipalired.

DISPLAY“) Pound Sterllnggl dfecagned 213122 12f Otiher malt; Eétropeaéird cur-

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‘WINNIPEG; M13 5-“3” "Jul ieaclenforeign exchange‘; today, sympieaiihy gvlth Sfevifiing The

“h” ‘he 345mm“ Wirwermnen‘ 9x‘ while the I-‘rench franc held »a- French franc was .00 1-8 of I

Pﬂlf-"mml "m" 0°" l5 “m”! t9 "- bout even at 2 '14 13-32; the iccnt lower at 2.14 s-s. the guild-

sist farmers in improving wheat production animal husbandry other agricultural

monstrated to visit

United States dollar declined i- 132 per cent to 3-8 per cent prem- um

New YORK. Aug. s -(AP)-

er dropped .05 of a cent, the Swiss

jfranc .03 of a cent and the beige

..0O 1-2 of a cent. The Canadian

ggﬂlgﬂl’ improved 1-2 of a cent It, -8.

and ursuits was de- g agrlsulturists

"Cemli- - Th Brltih a at di - They were shown (hm new chgengg d§.1,,l’;’,““,.,d,,‘5’_"°fonﬁwfg‘, __________ wheat varieties more resistant to Thursday-s stab at recovers“ ab “Rural aummny ‘ mean“, n“.

leaf rust than Thatcher, and appar-

ently as 803d or better m other f” though considerable resistance de-

shade. will be a new color for fall. veloped —~—-

spects. Varitles of hybrid corris as- C] '1 A; u k; _ d s 1_ i “k Many wired. w xmiiiiom cw- opriiifiﬁriiﬂiévfi‘ 5f till “bio-Till? ihi.'i‘£li.l"“<i‘§.'£i§ “Fiillffi 3m dilIlgYI-tihgergallthsgoaical‘wﬂiéboratory solak dispute were accounted the in New York.

farmers were shown guinea pl t. ~-

infected with encephalomyvell is

virus. which are being experimented on in the fight against horse dis- ease. Much has been accomplished in combatting disease and correct- ing faulty methods of feeding and care, they were told

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.- DEALERS

W1§N1P@, Man» Atugl. It a The local merchant is the connoctill 35ft‘ ,3}: 2n§“":§§ha{“f haﬂfaﬁ link between producer and consumer.

ﬁiiTilTéi if.’ Eiiliriiitliiiibilirgiiiiéi; Hi5 contact with the buyinz 0110"" is direct, intimate and personal. He knows his customers, their likes and dislikes; why they buy one product. and refuse another; why one brand

sells more rapidly than others.

I! may be assumed, therefore, the retail merchant knows the beat wit! to produce immediate sales In his lo- cality, and it. is significant that. Illl basic advertising medium is the local

fllctlons, crop conditions are gen- erally better than at this time last year. Warm weather has prevailed with stiff winds and with rainfall varying from showers to torrent- ial downpours. Hail damage came somewhat late in the season but in all districts affected the heavy rains accompanyln the hall have assisted crops an will tend to minimize the full extent of hall damage. Grain ripening fast. and the speed of ripening may, in some localities, lessen plumpness of

kernels. Barley cutting in now general . daily newspaper‘ and in some districts barley

In the first four months of this year the Canadian daily newspaper; an]. ed more than 40,000,000 lines of retail advertising-striking evidence of na- tionwide confidence in the value of the daily newspapers in Canada, u productive advertising media.

' I (C). By Gurdtanb Special Wire)

CANADIAN IIAILY NEWSPAPERS OFITAWA. Aug. s-Notlce of in- wﬁivfﬂtinn at Charlottetown of (@1- m, smut.

threshln has started.

A good start has been made with wheat cutting and harvesting should be fairly general by the end of next week. Rust lstaking its toll of ceres, marquis and other non resistant varieties over n wide area. The full extent of damage from this fungus cannot he np- gfﬂlfléd until the grain is in the in. Occorillng to the wet-lair crop report of the department of agri- sltgstgre, Canadian National Rall-

INCORPORATED RIB!

Clﬁripgrw‘ put, 81.000. l4 elven iréétirrent issue of the