#Vol food at its best, and here adash oi'Colmen‘a "tid, frethly mixed, helps wonderfully. Dotibly

TWO THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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hirlhle-for its own Havour and for its happy

fttllty of bringing out the true savour oi' foods.

’ \Veather conditions that are al-

‘inust itlt-ai are continuing through- out the Prairie Pi'o\'iiiceti and as

~ e - lite result of rapid growth the late

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i .ffi’?'l'.Ti`3. t Twelvth Julyiielebration

CROP REPORT

Below will be found a brief

synopsis of telegrapiile reporta received at the Heed Office of the Bank of Montreal from ite branchea. The Branch Manag- er; have complete and intim- ate knowledge of each local situation and are In eloae touch with crop conditions In all sections of the districts mentioned.

Rlieumatisiii ‘ Goes!

"I tell lien: Plvaxiue In ncom- mendiizg ‘i-'rui'i-a-ii'vea'_to eiiyoiia

nilelfng Iiom kbeumltilna.”

Mn. Louie Davidlcn. Eau Cl'aln. Oat. “Fruit-a- tives" is 1 genuine fruit medicine, made from intensified freak lruh juices combined with tonic, gentle and natural in action, a splm- did blood purifier, restores health and vigour. 25: and 504: at till di-uggists.

ftiiv/Iahé

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aids dlge§ti°l\ 4,0 st-ediiig`ot wheat has already beenl PROWNCE OF ON-rAm°

’ lpmctlcaliy offset over large areas.t »

MARIE. 'i`\\»-I.i- up uri.-~ uiiti it was riot-itleti hy the members ‘_ I .` W . MAR|T|Mg pgor/|NCES i 15; Sin," Cup 3rd Bronze Medal

one visitoi iiii-i -it 'ii» li.-»_~ .ii \ii.-_ iiiait the neu' lizii‘di\'ootl floor, also i'::;§;esT>h\.0\,:_]h|}|l;e A‘5.t;::hl:f Phligh' SPOR1-s""TALKs l 2nd Silver Medal _ Gordon iitiopf-:‘ ilu- 'li~ :-»uui=ii‘jiii»\\- itiuuilutioii, be laid during the whrm rhihs hw reshhhd in hrihg, ln New Ili'iitis\\'ick seerlliig hasl 10 45 P M 3rd Bronze Medal RUNNING HIGH Jun" monthly ii:f~i»ti|i'.- '!`!il~ :»1t»- iiiiL'v!`ii-st \\-.»l»k of .luly_ ’l`lie interior . _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _|,..,».“ h,-at-ti.-,,|1_v L-0|hp1e¢9d_ Waugh. Q ‘ 5 ' ' . _

opened with iLit~tii.ii»- "t`J|i_~-."iiriiiiiiiiiiizs of vsciipol' hate tnoho ;‘;§';r}?“E.}:,l::ll])]|:§’nU:§e;::l;‘“§§h“_e§_;lm.'is how fa\.mh.hh|h huh 'hh hm-s_»\VluAl<` (~i9Z§:§;_ Broth Telling. lst ‘H 'ONE MILE RUN gala(-'Sl;xe1IYl¢1%vl:;lhl

There have been isolated hah; Fall wheat is headed out with ti storms bitt with favourable tondi 5°°d length °f 3"““' 'md Slwuld

, :tions recovery from 'the damage is D" “ll “"_°’i“g*’ l""’P‘ SP"i“ll Wheat

. probable. in the Pi-oviiicc of Que- l"` |""’""S‘“g~ _OMS ‘md barley

iiec interniltteiit heavy `raiiis and have “ww” r"l"dIy and 5h"_“ld bel ctilil weiitlier have further retard-"3 g‘""l “"""ag" "ml" ('°"“ is ed fuimiiit: opeiatiuus and nccessi somellhm b‘"“k“‘"‘l ‘md “arm”

lllillllllli UF P. E. lSlllNlJ f

lated the reseeding ol louiyiiig “cam H needed 1”’ mi” ‘roll as

laiids ii mt y s, ut all

crops are itow progressing iavour- ";bl_*1lCd0- Ill.i)qiiiilu;itlvi»litioiisohave;

_"MA _`O_“°_"` uhlyih Tllhloughomq gmlarlio goin! ioatlhi crop is lii?iil\'v“ eSSiiiiill filtiitrs

_ _ wo' ' t ‘ ' ' .- ~ '

REPORTS OF WOMEN S lNST|T-|<-iit__ .\lct~tiiii: <i|u_-iii-ti with thc hh; “ilu ‘:_;;h§f‘i`,$ in lhgréhinésg are below iiveragv. Pastures

UTES OF PRINCE EDWARD !.~uit.fiiii: oi' the institute Udo. Roll portion where Cro _ throughout the l’i'oviiice are excel- 1 ~

_. _ , ._ _ _ .- .. ps were back- 9'30 P. M. l’ ° ze 9 _ -.~

ISLAND will \\.ii» .iii.~\\r»t;.tl viitli tht- fun- “hyd mhdhihhq have hhpmved lent. ` _WPG (273) Atlantic Guy qludio z lst Gold Medal _

' ` " 5 _ ' ~ ~ ~ § “ALF M|LE RUN Znd Sliver Medal

;=it~_.-i .-ttiipe I e-ret saw anyone in`. _m grain Crops have made Room

International Radio Programa

CONCERTS ` 12:00 Noon (361) Cinci. S0nge._ 5:30 p. m.

CFCA (357) Toronto. Pianist.

WSAX

WJ%' (454) N. Y. Roxy's Gang,

WJZ. WBZ, WB5iA. KDKA K\'\V, WRC, WSB. WBAL, VVJR KSD, WCCO. VVOC.

VVEAF (492) N. Y. Grand Opera

wa asa »s i uia.D _ ~

Km‘§Al(31g);_hg§0§m_“° l If Day Proves-Unfavorable, Tea Will Take Place

63° "' "" ` ml Finst Fine Day Following.

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1:30 P. ivi. ~ f ioti vaims pasii ii.ii.i= 1uii.E uint: - ‘

CFCF (ill) Montreal, Concert. :St Pri” 5“V°|' C“P- _ _ WTAM (400) C|eve|ahd_ ,Studio Tml prize Silver Medal lst_Silver Cup ‘ ~ _

prog,-mh_ . .ird prize Bronze Medal gilvlll' llilvrdgll

3:09 p_ M_ I _ » / r ronze e a won (sos) Buffalo. vaiieii Prog. _ H _iv 2%’ IYARUS "A5" . ,

8:35 P' M_ s pi Le odMedal 1 Mlpg gun.;

_ . N_ _ I _ 2nd prize Silver Medal

‘WAIK (326)9:ooYP_Sg_ ng Qu” _ 3rd prize Bronze Medal ' lst prize Silver Cup

to WEAF. win-R, wric, \vi.i'r: _ 44" YARDS RUN 3"' Pri" 3'0"" Mme'

VWRC. 'WCSIL \V’l`AM. VVCAE.

\VSAl, VV-l)Al’. WWJ. ' 3rd Hz Bum M dal

f 'At Summerside Driving Park

FEES AT GATES, MEALS, ETC.

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2nd prize Silver Medal

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lst prize Gold Medal Znd prize Silver Medal RUNNING BROAD JUMP - '

tollowefl li; i .it it .mtl _u|i»,ui<iii p.iitii<»il tiurini. \zu.il in D e have |n‘hmv€d the hmm which ports .ire good for heaiy i.iops of WJ5h (V4) New York Baskelq S ver Cup 3rd Bronze Medal I ___

of niiiiutef: li-ill (Hill \\;t.- ;tti_<\\'-‘;.-:tim are iiptioiiitetl to zittcntl the m_m_muy promise fail yiéma _]rav_ strnwiiei-ries and potatoes ’ " ' " . Znd Silver Medal

-- ' `- -.» _ -- . ._ V ‘ '- ' ~- ‘ 3:45 P. M.

mlllihi Vhplms. ii uid tHt`»|i‘il\[<'i)iiti;i}:i(_) I"hullhiialggiéivghahy PRAIRIE PROVI Trllxéggéh :cr;i;?i;i§e hgsabrgiltiiiegg Iii: WEA? (492) N_ I._ mls of Conway 3l'_d Bronze Medal POLE VAULT

was pi-titiiisi-li to 1.: ii. \\ _.h.ifi--.~‘ iii»- Sot'i'etai'y. .\lceting closed; NCES ‘cent over at live year :ic'.renge. in . f 5:25 P‘ M' PUTTING SHOT (16 Lbs.) 1s¢S||vu. Cup

and a diuiikiiiu i'~uii'.i'ii for viii- with thi- Naliiititil _\iitiieni. Next \I_m_}R.|.A “,l_.q.l.h.R\. ARl_.A_ Nova Scotia izooil weather has set W('\ (380) Schemdy' Baseball' lS¢ GUM M¢d3| 2nd Sliver Medal school ami ,.i..i...- tt..-. multi- 1...- m<»._-ring to iw ii.-iii iii me st-iiooi-h|_'0w,h mph] a,h,"‘cxC“0,{h,h, hftheiaiiiile blossom well and nlosnects . 73° P' M' ' 2'“‘ Slim' MNH* :ini Bronze Meant'

holding an It-t--ir.-.iiii --.ul-itil iiii iii-~fiuui_=ee, and Roll (`:iIl to he respond- 'South wah up to average Them contluue rg lm fa\~0umb|¢\_ for A “LW (428) cmd- C“"l°”"h‘g~ 3rd Bronze Medal ~ . ` - iciitsot g...tu..i- .im-.lfi»» ilu- <-il t<» lu- Rcvliwi ' in tern. or moist re ` {i.naR'ri. ‘“’5° °’°l’ Small fruit iirosiiecls . °°°° P' M' RELAY naci: 5 1viii.Es `

funds Twi u» it -- »-~»il.»-i.- \\t»i't» ' -§-- ’,`. p ‘Y U ‘ " 'generally iire good iliiv Dromia |wLW ('|'8)8 qglci' Wen “sk °"e' TUG' OF WAR

' ‘_ ' "‘ _ 3 __ ;. ORTIIEASTEILN AREA-Growthl ' -' ` . '

enrolled_ ?\»'\i :ui-ititiu is to lin ~ . ._ _ _ __ _ies well. Potatoe. 1. l k ll. ' P' M.” Team of Eight Men _ (Te 5 ) 1 || h hold on l-`ri.t;~\_ _i.i&\- t.'». 1.: iiwi PEMBROKE. 'l`iii< liistitiitc ulvl `;`\ltlti~lll;iit-muiitlilliidgen Pmspexcla I” Prince Edw "lg lislllylltlouseelllznglwAnC ($26) Y' E-mS°d"' N0' "` 3 3'0"" MNVHIS 5 Silizr ltlliiilals ttinwlnziig "l"::m home or _u.~.- _i if i»t»t<_\\\ it _\t=li~`ui u_..~ .<t-ii.»utiititi.<t-. it im-iiil»t.»rsjh'hm.A S(h.l.hE,\_§TE}¥;_f"AR§_;,{}is tim(-rivally lvnnuiitiivtt. <11-<iwti'il“"‘“' ("8) ("""" RW" S'“g"”‘ ' '

911, .-i i .i \'i.<iior.~`. .\lvcliiig opiiiietl . _ _‘ _'l 1 _ ~ . _ _ 5 M" Im huginz ln. me (mp “in l---coiitiiiiiiiiii f.i\<>ui-able-there is|°:_‘fl':,’;:]l,‘°'° i" "tml "°'""""“Sl oANcE onci-it-:sTRAs lies! All round Mhlele. Silver Cuii on iwinls-

ALLISTON. 'l"i|~ in..-‘iii~ \\'.i~~ uit-< ut' the last iueetiiig were reatli? hetlvy Sm" nr rye. and pasmml-'gl y are B ac Dry* ` ‘Nilllw of ltlrcltesira is Giri-ii.) All 0*/ellis SaYl0¢|0I\0d by ASSOClll|-i0D.

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_ ` . . - _llCllt. S.~\Sl\ATClllE\VAN ‘

held at tht- htiiiu ni _‘ .iluiu l~_ tiiifi mi-iptefl. Roll (ali niistvor-lvl, UM” _ PRGWNCE OF. All Contestants must have card _ ack l" nieiiiiu 1-. ind '_' .i=itii~- ei with “What i would do with l§?a!?`g`cl;{B?§0 A]_l;f§‘;‘;"o\‘y§ll; idx] l 9100 P M

snirtsu cotuivisia, ,, ' M h

ed with the lii<~ititt.~ "\ui~»'. iiollfit-iiiii'teti It wus <lt-cideti to liolti .tht 1;?" rag? “mlrm xmanylglacesl A good iiaycrop is now being cut l I 9'” P' M'

cali was :iiiswt-i~»-ii t\=i5- ".\'uytw--- tho ire' (‘:t_-am Festival on rhoJpFH_ti(__§‘ll;f"bfllE§l 0 :.:;;i`.h(.I;;)IY;(li'ziiii anti other iioltl crops tire do- W W (VIR) Cimi' Bm" Hmm' Entrance Fc” at GM* 40 Cemfs-

" _-.-lioni at-oitiitis ou the 231-tl. At '“.‘A.\. ".m..hm_'.]lm ` \§`_.hf;ting well. Aiipios will prohaiily ho .~ . . wloo P' M' . Ch"d'°“ “"5" 10 Years fl'¢°- "H151 bc H0¢‘0lllD=\llil‘d by Parents or Guardian

'rw Flxil-»m'ul thu tX§l_liOg~]'_llpl` Qllliil ‘warm ivozither :intl Dlt;tttvdoi` mois-iw' Dm'(`°"l l" 80 l“"r‘.°"'m ‘lf av@m5" 3“ "AI (Mn) UML palms nor' cars free’ must bc parked by "mn in "'h‘"g°"

iihitihiltlwi;h°thhei;;ehi; hinmlt };-'<\irh.‘;mm grain is making hx(_em_m pm_ croptiiut it is too oarly for in ac-5 ___ <‘,________ ` Meals served on ground. Adults 50 cents. Children 25 cents. _ ‘ " _ ` Y _ S gross, though still some tim daysicum 9 °’""V““" , m“""‘ 7*’ U°"'l . ' . r ` , _.Z ,

tl0nH for liii]ii'~_i\':\i:t "|~ ‘-f'|i_'iol_

Plans were iii:iu. til- utiltiiiig .iii Ice-Crcaiii l"f-.>'ti\.-ii .iii _iulv U. pro- ceeds to go to\~.:i:'tl -.t li-i<il_ l'tiiii» mitees were app<-itii- .5 to iiiak-i» ur-

rangemeiits for i‘-->~t.\'.il _\ lltiiiiiy lllncll \\'ii.~i =4‘i".'titt by ili|~ lifisltiss. and a rileiisuiii _~=<it3:il li»ur \\-;i<

spent. lThe iii.-l»tlii.; __-l..~..-ii ii_\-

singliix the Niititiiitii _\u1ili-iii, 'i`!i~- next ineetiiru tl. to Il. '.i :it iii-» l'i0lll€ of .\ll‘f1_ \\`_ li. ll‘tl~.i u

CLEAR SPRINGS. 'l`fl~ tiillliiit

was held at ili.» _<.-!= .i:lil.i.»-.»_ fi meiiibcrs :iuri i -.-i~~f»:' .\i-i.- ir- -‘

c/Z/Qu; drop: wel/ rubbed i'-nu

bring > prompt' _

J rel tiff

B . ,. .~_ 1 _ .s \ _ _ _ ' ° ¢ ._ \ were present. _'i`li-- 'ii~'.iii; iitioii-$i|i1io,iiu_" l)it't'i>reiit lt-omniittcesihz; h g _ gm si' f ' |\l`l-\- ll'-lil) t`iiicl. Hotel Gibson. ` ` “SIC Furllls ed Charlottetowll Band _h i

f§+O+&-+044

uiioil iloor tliiriiig xttcatton. Next-hhhiud last year Amen of tern* cent: Clterries (iii percent; Apri- T on Tld Bits

cots lil percent: Peaches 65 por-‘ I3

" “’“"'l l l‘ . .~ - - ` cI‘lil: Sti'ziwlit°-ri'ios (tio _ 1 l -'~'* _ - ,~ _ _ `

f‘\lf‘ll¢ll_lll-I N_oithwt,st .ind houtli-I . . _ _ W '}°‘“`§' .V h, h.. | U _ _ ..I,00|__ lloiit l'.ii| to see the closely ma hed Race between llorses Bud Hal D. and Kcetia

_ least oi ltcirinii. suffered ii'iil dani-lf'"'“h"1l’ R0 ncicotit to 90 poiceiit.l .H “"9 ff " goo( ) qu’ f Aubrey Purse $100.00. Wi ' (lg '

NORTH sr. ELEANORS. 14.35” lah wpek hm (ro __ A* Nh Raspimrit-Q tit-tw iivt-1-auf-~ Hom <"'»~i ttfirlute oiwii once iiiore. nl- ’ ' “"°' "“"“ he ’“°“°l-

iiii iiiiifi-. anti ‘i visitors mot iii tiic ‘ ` ' 5 p‘ 'rp 3 elllll in-i~u\ii‘t P.i~itiirtig'e in i l lllllllllll WP all i'el§l'@L lllfll W A l‘i lil D

i t I i i l 1 t h i fl ' '

'°_)°Il.‘f`k“_]L‘ t 0 ‘°m° “ .tory over one hundred mile-s loiill

' . ‘_ _ ftrvi -1.7-_ _ _(_ I ~ _ »_ _. H ex_. _ . . . v ` ` a

liuiiio of Mrs. iloracc _~\ndi'c\\'_ ` ‘.l"_(- “ “lf goin! reimnb .HF yet`ci~lli=ut tzonrlition. ` -still soiuowlitit under thc weather. Y on ER OF CHAIRMAN 0|' COMMITTLE'

_ , _ possible \\itli favour il th- _ _ _

_\vI..miiit< otioiied with'tiivevliistittitn-M;\NIT()n`\A_ah S(_‘V_d“;l:; h‘;`;“h0;‘;\: ---<¢¢._M ll_lowevt-1'. hit. is to iie_ltopetl thai 3 V Y h ‘.“““‘ v'

r ,-,.,_,t_ _\1,.h,h¢.,., _,,,,“ [.1 R.,||l£_mnDmwI t (rim wh_m\(_l_ In _ h SPRINGFIELD S(}|{()()L _siiiiii lin \\ill it-gain his stiotigtii. feoeo 0 4 ooo-eoooo oeooeeoeooooee

` ‘ ' ` ‘ 5 gon" ` ';rN] |;|\t_'t\ n|(i1'(\ fool [|110 and |`i[_< " ’*'“""' 7 "" --' ---- --

t`tiil \-,-itii lttecitattoiis. lllrs. iii- Mhhv hw” uh that mhhl 60 dw, V _ ,mm uhh “vs_ Yhh “.h|.(_ hhhoihmd:Sh_m_ and Prom “ohm well _ i Honor Roh of Sprmgncld School hl ,hh mhhhlhhh he hhs _.,¢.c,,m,r ; much profit to its and \ve did have taken to help tis to learn and ask with you as teacher. hcrc in St. in \~i_~;ii tilt- st-iiiiol. Om- new ~ - _.fm the month of Jhhe__Gmde IX____ .\li-. (leo. liuwsoii, an uiile :intl com- § h0l9€S that YOU ll/Ollld bv R_blC '£0 .VOUY Pardon for any little or larger Ca,t,u@rine's S(-_h001_ m__mh(_l_ “hs (_m_hh(_h_ Ahm. thu, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC ll' Dorothy Mama; 2 Mm_gm_et`|it»iiiuru |,,r-C|,a,,;.,' wihh will M,0‘changc your plans and reniaiil wrtli won-ies we have caused you, and » _ .a liii.-iii.,-ss was fiiiisiietl at nice pro- l1_,ambe; 3_ Vvihnifred Shfclah. that tho phrase "hiisinoss as us- i U5- HOWCVUT SIUC0 NUS 15 1109 D05' |1090 YOU Will U-CC0Dl9 f-l`llS Slllilll liilctiilorkiiiig liook-lessmiiiilht »l"i~t|~ urfimiute f<ilio\v+=<l. t-oiisishitig of Ml hmhs’ _Uh later than usual, Grade vIU|_1 Emm»Somé,_s .hay is hm,.@ thou more worri-Q-_ iabhi we( wishftotfmike an ntttiinpt token of our rcgnrd iii i'eincmbi‘ant:c on rr new cover for otisihioiisroiripiil i-1-tirliiiue and i~f><-itaiioii_ _ outing _ _ _ ‘ _' ___-_ Y _ ‘ . _ ' ‘ '_ i _#_ _ » ian you or ie mins ou iavc of t. e ' \,_ _ _ ` ` ' .-t.».~.»ii with ui.. siiitziiiu of tim in-_"“‘. ‘"" ""“- "l"g“'i`Mn" .m'iSla_°`lHGlade vu'-1' Clam Macleod' 2'* Mr. and Mrs. 'D- J. Thomsoii, hail; _ ' -' l y - pleasant um»c_W have spenH°“3`

t_-itu|»- iitltx Next iiit-vtiiii: to ht-`:_‘r':":fl3_"‘~:mn(7l:'1)l(l_l; Bésédiolsérsi 3I`_Ig;;Wf(€gwEi;‘flai,E"iis liiiiii- gui-slit for tho pzisl fowl ii--id :il tliv iitiiiit- of _\|r.\-_ l"l'i\"l"r>r. (irziss pziisttiiat-Zi- atid liiiy iiioa.iRut.h Lambe'Il Donald Sinclziii: al ‘l"y"" Mr' "ml “rS` `mmu"l Thmw ‘.‘~»u_ dhwh hm in uhm] (_hmmh)h_ Fmh. ~ Grade Iu_`_1`_ PM/e1.Si,nc]air ' son, Caiiiphoiltoii, :intl M._r. :intl

itrces bltiitsoiiied well and shows Grade II.-1. Ivan Lumber 2 Airs' Robert Cmrlmleru' olmary' illllluist- of bearing an average Caroline Sinclair; 3, Raymond H35.: 'H'° l’"";yum°t°rfd Tm Ch:r’.3[":i`

111, ' 1 '_ _town ant ieuce o ryon o _ o XP 1 ' _ _am Theresa J' Woodside' Teachen _tiay. Tiicy left for home on Wed-

ST. MARGARET'S. .\let at tliol

iioiiio of .\lis.~;'_\lat'uiiret_ .\lacl)on-' uid. 8 iucmhors and 4 visitors wore; tfrt-_<r~iit_ .\if~<-lint: opened in thot usual inziiiiivr. Roll call was rc-§ sritiiitll-.i to hy piiyiiitx ieti cents. it was t|<~i‘id<>tl to lioltl tt. Social iiiifl riiiiice lu the hall. A prizo` is to iw givtiii lor itttotidzttitfe for; thc sciitiiil your. ending .iuiio 30t,li.` i.=iti<~ii was servt-tl by the lto-.att-ss :.\'t»»i' which it social hour was --tit-til. Next nu-otiiitz ai the home oi' Mitts .\liiri<iii .\liiclloiitilil.

l UNIONVALE. Met :it the homo ;i»l` .\li':-i. ilciicr Hard- 12 iiiotitbors ltiiiil 2 visitors were piwiotit. Linot- liut-. o|u~ii<\t| with the Ode. Roll fiziill zitisivcrt-_tl with Ritltlles. .\lin»

ilutcs ot' the last meeting wele read ,and iirlriptetl. Work in connection ,witli sign hoard for School carried lim' iicxt meeting. A nieastiring 'tinrty was held. One new incin- ii<-i' enrolled. Musical programme wus carried out, Lunch was sor- §\<‘il ztiitl thc ntoetiiig closet] with »ilii- Ntilioiial Aiiliioiii, Next meet- _iuu ln lic lielri :ii the lioinc tit' .Yi.t's. ‘iiv»tir_v Stetson.

CHELTON. This 'Instituto inet

:it tho achoollioiisie. 10 members :intl 2 viitltors present. Meotitig ntiviivtl wiih tho ln:-tiltlilo Odv, fol- lowcii hy Roll tiail. Minutes of the last inoctlug were road and

.___-_____ __ ___ _ ___ .1unptc<t_ lt. was tit-cideti to send

flip.. l » -

i/-lf' » W” 'V i

/ .__\ i i. (li. ""‘1"`-1" --'-I

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i / ~ ‘i§l':F_7:'ll

lute Borden institute 50 ccntfs with our institute name and number. lor iiicli' Autogiiiph Quilt An ice t-rozitu social ist to lic heltl, part of thu |ii‘ot:eetiit is to go to the Red f‘ross. Aa soon as the School rititws plans arc miido for the im- umviiig of the sciioolliottiw hy the iiisiitulo. Noxt. meotinil at the ‘homo of Miss Bernice Affleck.

ORWELL COVE. This lnstllllto

moi :it thi- Orwell (love llal. li i|u~titiioi's iiiul Ii visitors were pro-

- /ll. __ _,ig ut ‘ rt _'_.» gm l

' _'th-j~,s-4 itll; 'i

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mibmut iiftansti

iioiis _ , g

A yetir or an iti:u~ ui- viii-iiiifiuril '

tliiit Iltiilmiiii \\'iiiiiiutiiiiki-|~ mir-

. rlnll $0,000,000 lllilitrniiri-. iiliivr

Yon muy ’1ii\<~ Iv-1-iv -i|tl‘ii‘ii-iiiiy »

lliniireil miiiif- _rriiru intro. lliif have you uimiuli timv? _\liiritim»~ .' lloliflos are mont ntfrtu~tlu~_ Iii-

quire nlmnl ilu-ri.

' Winiri Ei '

i.Anoen not ilcvinn I mwln eaamuns e .

T. W. |lEN1'l.E\' lllniuilrr for '

Prlnre ldrlwi-ril lnlnml ` ' Charlottetown 1°, y;_ 1, ‘

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‘san F" "\_r"' i§5i<f%-1%./_iff . - ,-.J.__=l_3‘fff‘-..”;";'

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|\f-nt. Meeting opened' with song. liltill call was answered with "\\'htit l should do with $l000.00"- |Nliiiutes of the last meeting were iroziii :ind zidoplcii. l.r>.t_iors were road by iltn siiicrr-tui‘y and it was iioiziilod to setitl tho Borden insti- tutt- 50 t-ents for their Autograph Quill. A social is to be hold ill tho ‘iiallj Delegates were appoint- liil to tho (‘oiivotiiion. Money ‘wus voiutl io tiiirchnsc ii flag and 'polo for ilu- itcliool. Next meeting ito hc hold in thc Orwell Cove hall. _...i

I.0NG~Clll-EEK WOMEN'B INSTI-

'I'UTl~}.--The June meeting of the 'Loon Creek Women's Institute met

,iii the school house on June lst, with 'an attendance of twelve members. The meeting was opened with the singing of the Institute Ode, follow- ed by the reading and approval ot the minutes of last meeting. Roll cull was responded to with "My pet iproverb.” The secretary read the correspondence received which caus- Ied considerable diiicussiori. A short time was spent discussing ways ni' raising funds for the Institute, but nothing definite was settled. A few bills in connection with the Insti- tute were ordered to be paid. The meeting closed with the singing of the National Anthem. Mrs. Fred. tstretcii invited the members to her home for the next. meeting. Roll call will be responded to with "A place I would like to go. and why,"_

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_lack Culpepper. and Frank Kurtz Succeed 'Beyond Dreams

New York City.-Sometimes the Middle Western boy who leaves home to become famous in the big éity achieves his ambition without

the gruellinff waits and heart.- brealts that ction usually decrees and fact often corroborates.

The success storly of Jiicle Cul-

gieipper and. Fran Kurtz is a r e but thrilling one. Culpehper if 28 and used to have a jo in the Federal Reserve Bank at Dal- las Texas. Kurtz comes from Collfeevllle, Kansas and was form- erly a student at the College ~ of Agriculture, University of Kan- sas. He planned to be a farmer

until he caught the stage infec- tion: Then he came to t ew York. He is 25. h When the two had been here' a» short time, both diligently hunt-

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‘ form a partnership. Although that day was Friday the 13th, it was it lucky one for them._ In

fact, 'alia now call it the lticlrleet dag ‘of air lives.

aeli one now drawn down about

twenty times the salary he gal: back home. With Culpepper at the ukelele and Kurtz singing in liia high tenor voice the two have lie- come a rlol: in tlia “Merry World"

at the lmgerial Theatre, where they out- awiili Hawaii with “Hello Aloha."

“The city is the glues to make

money", ~declai-es _ ulpeppar. "I only wish I\hnd come ear ier.”

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nzrees Kurtz). “Best of all, ‘the folks back home have got all rec- onciled to our being on the stage. They agree that we never could have done ao well if we had stuck

wighfthe caléeefs that :ere rizssd ou or uit. ti pepper as a r bouflil: his folks n line home (ii Dal aa. And we have no fear but

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la fine convenient till-to-ditto hoiiio.

_nestlay. Mr. fI‘i1oinson is it lead-

iTryoi\ anti aunt. l\li*s. Morrison. of 'N:tramatfi. ll. ti., tiirivcd homo uoiidu .titer ti pleasant motor

._ y ' 1 .trip to the wcsterii section ot' tlief tproviitce. wlicrc they visited l

ifrieniis.

Mrs. Bruce i)ii.vidson. anti daugh-

tor, Misa lrmu, l3randoii, Mau, ttro gucsts'ot` Mrs. l)iivlrlson‘s par- reiits, Mr. und Mrs. I~I. A. Lefurgey, ‘North Tryon.

, Miss Enid Rogers, Cliarlotto- ltown. is visiting in Tryon \Vest, the guest of Mrs. Bruce Howntt.

Miss Graco »Kirn, Siimineiside, iipcntllnt: hcr vtitfiiiloii ln North 'l`ryoit, with hor mother.

Building operations in North Try- |

on-Wilfred ~lnman is reinotlel}iity§ ‘his house and by autumn will have

lA. Watldoll is liuiltliiig ii Pantry; ,und wash room ou tho tciir ot' hiai pkitchcti. Gus iiclieves in ovoryf ‘house having ti good pantry. ’

: Another Whippet Coach has ap- peared in Tryon, the purchaser he- iniz Mr. Bruce Howatt_ l

l Amour: thoiio attending Yeo's pictures tit Victoria Wcduesdiiy, several Tryoiiera were: Mr. _Will Lea, Miss Margaret Cullheck, Mr~ Goof McLeod, Miss Marion Wad- dell, Mr. J. A. Thomson. Miss Ruth Mullins. Mr. Will Rogcrson mid J. _Earle Thomson.

i Mr. Roy Rogorson and sisters. Miss Gladys and Kathlyn are vis-

iting their parents. `-Mr. and Mrs.'l

Rtiebon Rogerson, Tryon. having inotored from Waltham, Mass., in Mr. Rogersonfs Chrysler Sedan.

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count of the presence of contagious disease near in the adjoining dis trict. ~

The teacher examined the schol- ars on the past hall’ yesr‘s work and

prepared for ii. public examination the children had e. couple of social hours with games, nt the same time enjoying e bounteoun treat of. candy' and sweets provided by the teacher.

Prlaes _wet-e_ distributed for half-

June attendance given by the teach er. 'When they were about ready to leave for home the teacher was sur- ilrlaedwlthtlidgiitofalftoeemarbte desk clock and the following ad- dree woe read:- . _

Dear' 'lbaehert--We have heard with. mem reereta of your intending departure from our eohool. Tiie

Public School Examinations were;

held in Si.. Catherines School on

June 30th, in n quiet way. on ac-ll

in place of the programme they

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British Legion Settlers Arrive in Canada _

one of the finest single parties to swell the ranks of western farmers nrrivctl :it Quebec recently on thc Caiiadian Pncilicl

steamer Montrose. Thqparty ol nearly 100 persons cnnic to Canada under the auspices of the British Empire Service

League, being the first to arrive in Canada. under this imtniqmtion scheme. ` 6 _ ‘ 'l:hc ntcn are _a\_l ex-service v_et_cr.'ms :md n highly ticfirnl-lc type on account of the fact that tliov have received intenJ aive agricultural trauunr; nt the Ministry of L:\hor's_ lrziin|tig_I~`r.rni at Bmnflon, Sulfoiir, lingiand. Tlic photograph _showl a number _oi the party at thc C.P.R. Station, Winnipeg, waiting for the train that will carry thcni to their new homes fail ther west in Saskatclicwan. " i _ .‘

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