AUGUST 5' 1929 A ' ' THE cllARLo1"re'rowN cuaunlam

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P/~_G'~t 'rimvic ’ ‘ ~“

pl-ance in

nada but six months, was pre-

vuajor in the French_Army in in-

contact with the British forc-

M caricron and Captain Jacques

of the "Ville d’Ys," are very

is Honour Lieutenant-Govemor

charming dance at Old Govern-

House in honour of the Com-

iery 'enthusiastic over the Prov-

ancl hopes to be able to visit nnually_ He proposes to pay an

visit next year. He compliments the potatoes and strawberries ed in this Province, He speaks

glowing terms of the growing

between Canada and France,

of this country which receives_

return wines and textiles.

Saturday afternoon. the Con-

Arsenault on a motor drive _

c°ll5l11'5°n¢"1"d‘~ll`|ll8 M5 Consular agent of France in this

in this Province is sccompaniedp,-w1m.g_ _

A most distressing accident occur-

T04 it M0\uit Pleasant near Tyne Valley is-at Friday night at about five o'clock in the evening. Master Auslfin Cmflpbell. the seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Camp- bell of Mount Pleasant, was lu mu hay field when his leg became eu. fillllled in the mowing machine whilst it was in operation and his 19,-gg wus almost completely severed.

A doctor was immediately sum-

moned from Summerside and an-lved withinran hour from the time the l\CCid€llt look place. After rendering first aid he brought the little sufferer to the Prince County Hospital where it was found impossible tp save the foot 'and it was amputated at the ankle, Although suffering from much loss of blood and severe shock the little fellow rallied well from the operation and is now making steady improvement towards recovery.

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Carteron, Consul-General

Paris, who has had a record in the admin-

and consular services of his M_ Cartervn is a member Legion of Honour composed of those who have disting- themselves by valour and ent in the services of the M. Carteron, who has been

French Consul-General in :l and during the war was

V,-lth` the gracious reception

who on Friday evening gave

and his nine officers. He

LON'DON.` Aug. 3-A delegation

of British business men will sail from Southampton for Canada on Aug. 3 tn study market conditions in the Dominion, and to exchange lnfomlstion with industrialists and exporters who are interested in Groot Britain as an outlet '

meats being the principal fill illllr KWH!-

“l W” tl" ‘“°°° °f Mf- Eastern Guardian

the country and yesterday __

" °"°m‘“3 and °n 5°“"d“Y Martin, Grandview. he received a number of 7064_8_5 residents of Prince Edward

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'FARM FOR SALE lit GTBIIO- _

“Ch C"°°"° Im’ emefmined “ view, 150 acres land in good condi-

oi friends at dinner. Prem- Mom Good buildings and won wo,”

a““d_”5 and semm’ M°Anh““' ered, close to railway station. For

0° mm °“ b°‘“`d I-h° “Vine further particulars apply to Alex. las . _

LIVE FOWL WANTED--I bc_ buying live fowl all day Wednesday. } Aug. 7th, at my hatchery. splendid prim for good quality stock. Empty crops. B. R. Pendleton, Kensington.

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PLANNING 'ro coME_1: is said

that Trenton will be well represent- ed at the big excursion to Charlotte- l town next Wednesday. Quite a num- i ber of people hereabouts hail from` “The Island" and will ‘take advent- ` age of the opportunity to make the round trip on one day. In addition. a lot of the younger set have the notion.-New Glasgow Evening News.:

RETURNS ON VISIT-Rev. Walter Cotton, of the Community of the, Resurrection, Penhalonga., Southern' Rhodesia, arrived in Charlottetown’ _on Saturday evening on a two-months` visit fb hir mother, Mrs. w. L_ cot-; ton. Father Cotton, before coming to.

preached an eloquent sermon yester- i day from Job 11, verse 7, Cans't Thou i by searching Findout cod? nl-.i Ross before beginning his sermon spoke of the pleasure it afforded him to again be with the congregation of St. James’ after an absence of nine-

teen years and said that while he

saw before him many familiar faces! he also missed many old friends. He paid a feeling tribute to the late Dr.: Fullerton, whose sterling cha.racter,i high ideals and outstanding abilityi would always be an incentive to him and to all whose friend he was. Dr.

- » by M. Andre Paturel of Summerside, .

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Classified Advertisements

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Rosa also referred to Dr. Fullertons colleague, Mr. T.C. James. who was an active vnrker in the church. The solo, "Oh Lord Correct Me"--Handel, was expresslvely and pleasingly sung by Mr. Charles McKenzie.

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RESTING C0l\vlFOR'I‘ABLY - MT.

able headway and on account of the f number of buildings in the vicinity the situation looked somewhat seri- ous. The house was badly gutted tho blaze working its way through the' roof in several places. The origin of' the fire is a mystery as the house

which was formerly occupied b_v_ Jennie Atkins has been vacant for some tim¢_ _

LADIES CHALLENGE MATCH- The iundermentloncd riflemcn fired, in ihis match but did not get intof the Prize List:-_-F. w. Judson, l>.li:_1._ Highlanders, 41 for Mrs. J. 0. Hynd man; K. S. Rogers, 8 Sig. Co., 40 for Miss l-Izbklrk; Lt. C31. MacK`nnon. H. ; B., 39 for Mrs. S. C. Moore; E. Mc- Inrlis, P.E.I. Light Horse, 33 for M_rs W. B. Prowse; George Jones, Y.R.C.. 38 for Mrs. V. L. Goodwill; 1-I. W.l

Jonas;`P.R.C., 38 for Mrs. H. D. John- l son. - i

POLITICAL CAREER - In Sat

occupying the pulpit of st, ,yumegimember for Charlottetown in the V __ 1914 _ _ chu;-uh for me mungh of August ; general election of 1912, and for Bel- ays °t ' and Wh Ch muy Num'

fast in the subsequent general elec-, tions of 1915, 1919, and 1923, being_

elected in 1919 and serving during t.he_ ensuring term as member without; portfolio in the Bell Govemment. '

RESIGNS PASTORATE-At tbel

close of the prayer service 'I’hursday| evening in the Lewisville Baptist church. Rev. Z. L_ Fash tendered his resignation as minister of the church, to take effect on the last Sunday ini

September. Continued ill-health ofi

Mrs. Fash was the cause of Rev, Mr. Fash resigning. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Fash. who were former residents of Charlottetown, will reside irl Monc-

ton, occupying a part of the two-I family house they are now havingl erected at 269-271 Dominion street.- Moncton Times.

TRIBUTE FROM LABOR ORGAN-

' ' ' 1 . Monxmo can. - The firemen Pleased Accldent (ventral Guafdlan [were called out for a, blau in a vac 1

"'* ant house on Cumberland street be I

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Receptlon M ount P | B°TARY_R'°V' A~ J' vi“°°nt' diy' _ tween Dorchester and Sydney streetsi -

‘ 'Wm 1” me ‘V°“°" ‘L R°t“"5' "°d‘y' ‘early Saturday moming. When they.

-' 1 HL' 5“h-i°°‘- R'°u31°n ‘md P°m1°*- arrived the nre had gained consider-i

board gh, Breach cruiser, "Ville ‘

now in port, is Monsieur

0f Great War

Local Branch Canadian

Legion Issues Message On Memorable Anni- versary.

Yesterday was the fifteenth anni-

versary of the declaration of war by Great Britain against Germany.

It seems indeed a long period of

iime since the news was flashed

` about the world of Britain's declara-

tion of war in defense of Belgium.

Many will remember the distressed

crowds in this city who with heavy hearts fifteen years ago stood about the bulletin boards and read of the reported destruction of the British fleet in ihe North Sea. and realized that if these reports were true, it might not be long until the enemy

Canada. conducted mission work inf urday‘s obituary of the late Hon. M11 would app?" in our harbour'

Hearts viere uplifted in thanks to

England for three months largely inirvash by the accidental omission ,__

l ' G I sf:

thedioccse of the Bishop of Tnlro. lo! a line, it was erroneously implied ' 1° od ° our 'amen when the

repcr,s were found to be without

l- rthat Mr, Nash sat as member for _ foundation

ST. JAMES clluncpl _ Rev, Dr, _Charlottetown following his election _ T d '

’ _ tl 2

George E. Ross, of Ottawa, who is ,in 1919. Mr. Nash ran as Liberal _ O By E genera on ‘S "Bing Wm h

has not to face the ordeals of the

in a small degree the anxiety, hor- rors and grief of the days and years of the last great conflict.

Let us therefor, in these days of

peace and self -pleasure ever strive to ineuieate a spirit of good will and sacrifice of self in the interest of the British Empire.

Let us as citizens pray in the words

of the great English Litany that it may please God to bless and keep the King's forces by sea, and land and air, and to shield them in all dangers and adversities, and that it may also please I-Iim to give to all nation: unity, peace and concord.

Let all`strive to remember those

who have suffered during ihe unhap- py conflict. and to thank God for the sacrifice of those who fell, believing that they would hand on to those who followed, an Empire not only unimpaired but greater and stronger

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James H. Judson, farmer and ranch- IZATIUN-Af 9- 1'B8llll1-l' ll‘l¢€l»l¥l8 °f or of Mexmdrlm who when dl-Mng Laborers Protective Union on Aug. a truck enroute to his home on sat- |4th. many kind and symp=th_=tl° urday morning was struck by the ,W°l`dB WCW SPOKHI by PM dlfl¢1'¢ll°

Agents Wanted Miscellaneous

Murray Hubom- groin at Duffy-gimembers of the organization. The Crossing. Southport, was repemd ¢u>Laborers in their turn spoke of the

ORTRAIT AGENTS-WB-ITE FOB REMINGTON TORTABLE TYPE-

Catalague, United Art Limited. 152 writer in__§_ood rcpilf- F01' Particu- John, Toronto. A. W. 731 wsm. Stlipd lar apply ox 116. 8-3-

PROFITS DAILY SELLING MODERN ALL STEEL GUARAN-

oo resting oomfm-La\,‘1y'1,§g nighgi many"a'cts of kindness from Mr. The truck had almost made the’NB-Sh. Wh0 WHS BIWBYS l'€9~dY Bild

al. crossing when the train struck the Wlllllls £0 hell’ lhelf Call-S¢~ 011 dif-

rear end carrying itdown the track _f°l`¢l‘ll °°¢l-5i0ll5 011 lm Public Pllt' about ,my !ee¢__ smashing the wheels foml he had endeavoured to prom-

exclusive line mens neckties, direct teed Fire Proof Safe, medium slz to ucarer. Send for free seilin8 Dlllf- F01' Pllfmlulafs “PFW 3°* lm ii: Dept. 492 Public service Mills 8-3-31- of Canada. Limited. I-Midori.

Ontario. A. W. 8-5-11. JOB'N~ ALFRED MACDONALE

Teachers Wanted

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F"d°“°k's°°’°t'_°'W‘ B""'51 ment. invitations, etc. Guardian.

PED-TEA

Plnetto School Wm McKenzie,

cms T°°°h°' fm' Whemey 5°h°°l' cards at shortest notice. 'Guard- Supplement 8125.00. Howard Carr,_ tm _,ob P,m¢o,.y_

Oister Bed Bridge. Secretory.

Land Surveyor, I-Iermanvllle, Sour

WANTED Fon WEST CORRESPONDENCE CARDS _ANSI

_ el pea with addl-ass Pl’ flf/¢ ~

School Supplement 010°-°°' frm; otha thing for acknawledgu.

.icb Pribtery. '-1

ron sourn

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ll“>“'* lie o didn .Ib Printer-y. -_8-3-41. ‘uw d` un 0 gg

05 5500"” Mzluolmlm Aim uonnmxc

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avrlin-rmsr on sr:coNn F01' S1110

Class Teacher for Gaspereaux School. District No. 84. Supple- QLD ygrzng FOB. SALE-5 CENTS lflelll $100.00. George A. Hicken. par bundle. Apply Guardian- 5e.rrta.ry. 7011-8-2-Si. _ 4327-2-14-tt.

Principal's Department of the Long ' raised minks, extra dark, northern Riier school No, 29. supplement Quebec and Alaska crossed. Mac 512° 00 -T. M. Constable, Secretary Ihcyre Bros.. Fl'€ll¢l”l VIUBBB. PE-

Trusteas. ' 'load-a-a-ai. 706ll-8-5-BL

wsrrran ron 'run Mmxs ron sam _ lumen

alesm ‘ W t d ron sal.:-Monlilm owliu.lNci

Dl{_..___hoe outfit. We wait ________,_____.__._ are a e anergetiorapresen - to handle' tba but dtsiricis cn F0" 5”” 1" 1'_'I“'b' ‘__ ~Qf_§f’o3_' Island. Our agency is profit- lend- APP! tl' 9 _______5;8_______ write. Pelham. Nursery. co., °l°fl“*l`l°- '

5 I. _ _ registered stock, nina weeks old.

an an e 51 Bayneld Street. First class con-

- dition, with large barn. Immed- WANTED "' 'ALE' late possession. W. K R-0391! C0-~

Edwlfd 151016- Lu _ 5200-8-6-ti.

_ _______________.___ om' B' W' WML ron sau: -_ nos'roN mnamas.

cies F or Sale Apply mana Mcxay, me myaity.

vosi-s-a-si.

Calvary church. They have many

wish them every happiness,

e. and tmowmg me muhme mm the_ote and advance the princiuics of

ditch badly broken up. Mr. .1u<ison,1=b°l'- It was the seneral reeling

was placed on board the train and `Bll'l0l‘lg the Union men that I B1'¢Bl»` i

"_ i iver, at the early age of

taken to the Pl'lll°° Edward Islllld and ”“° ”"°“d °’ 1“"°" md b°°“ _ imc! 8" R 'canadid National Railways. sccucnsf f Hospital where it was discovered shawl'-Kell fr°m their mid-it md they °"°’ "’°"‘”“‘ ° "ry Pi°““" va” _45 Y.°l11'S~ aff" ll brief illness °f *WUI _ n . _

_ | I t h in so T e _ __ _ ulilch had pre\.ously retorted con-

e5'14-'i-11-1m°- he had sustained c broken ccllariwely fesfetted his departure- Bc- t°“ ° h" °m° er ‘B Weeks' The d°~°”'d “_” We 5°" °‘ omom 9_5 mr now ontolom of ,,

---- late Hon. John McDonald one °

5°" ‘md ““ 1“J“"’d ‘h°“‘°°" I" 1” me “dJ°"min»g their meeting me The Misses Grace and Jessie ivlcc-*me ' too rapid ripening 0! crops with a~ th ht th ,_ M _ _7u¢,°n_ who is ex- following resolution was unanimous- -time Speaker of the local Legislature.

OUK ll Y _ Rae. of Winthrop, Mass., are vlsitingi - _ consequent depreciated outlook un-

tremely deaf, failed to hear the ap- ly adopted. whereas Almighty God ____ me _______ me g__e___s ____ ________ s___e____a;ld resloed eljevi Yo); i';>r____t_l_;: _______ __e____v_____ ____ ________ O________ areas pwachlns train and as the crossinslix-S _;"““"“;_’“°d__‘h° de?" °’ M" F'J‘ Mrs. samuel van, Upper Hliubbrb*-;;",u1 ;u5;]°;,_; cmtfacfor ms bm which have suffered persistently is in acutiing about six ieetdeep, it “S » all W was e has Hlway-il ‘ ' ` fr, d ugh-_ d - th ' _- _- is panicluuly da_ngo_,0us_~ been u fu-ue ,md valuable friend w Street' ither. Rev. John A. McDonald of St. _ m rc “rms B 5"°“mg 5"

_labor in this ¢1f,y_ and whereas by' *__* ill/Larks, Lot 7, left on Thursday morn- |5`n' appear "°W_t° be “ble tc' mmev

ried a bouquet of sweet peas and

lightful occasion. The happy couple,

both have been active in the work of

friends in Taunton and vicinity, who

MARRIAGE!

an-Airn s, nooxan -

ete- Apply ulfdllfl- iron sans-Moron non' le rr.

7043-U-9-1°‘~ rim clan condition. 0100.00. A ml

bargain. Leo Frank, P. O. Box 440. oharlcticwwn. voai-e-a-ai.

Wanted

lrir~ nlmoas. 1 scum. ________________.__.__

TWO "Ulf

tank llll'l9 CKE! BABY CAB

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80 nochford st. w,A1,¢, in good repair. Apply

~ at Guardian. 'loin-s-2-si.

wnmsr - nrNowaLr. _ Married! .ruly 24. at the rim. srptut ohurcb. ‘ Brookline, Mass.. by the Rav. 1. !'. Frisbee, Frederick B. Whiiey of Bos- ton. Mass.. to Pearl Estelle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. I-I. mngwell, ci onarlctteiown.

DEATH!

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housework, 'Apply to 169 Em n YOUNG WOMEN DEBIIIING T0

enter next class of North Adams

on ron or without buildihll- M7911’ "J Apply lbs.

‘W t wanno-'raw 'ro 'rwxwrr

an ed acres land near Charlottetown wit-1:

lm' W care Guardian. 70°9'5'3'3l~

.IOIDAN--Died at 157 Hllllboro Street, Charlottetown. on July 18th. Edward Mortimer Jordan in his uv- enty-fifth year.

'lose-a-a-ii. . _

Nursing

'Z' '|014-U-'ifll

N. MacLean

Training School for Nurses, North Adams, Mau., please write Suv?- prolnptly. School qualifies pupil! 0° secure registration. Pivvide month-

UFDHTAKII Hllll

Pillai Nl'

iy allowance and pri'|l0l¢ 01 lU__

cbs' eoum at Bellevue Home -

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the groom who wore o_ lovely gown _ Mr. E. G. Spencer, wife and daugh- V

EAR MITE DESTRUYEH

We have prepared

A' SPECIAL ' REMEDY

which is being effectively neil ` by many `

LEADING FOX ' RAN CHERS

Testimonials of its merit fe-

ceived daily.

TBI PROMPT DRUGGIITS

_oc éngon u os _'rr

¢°1`l" l'¢°°ll¢l! llmllht M350 in Lon-

to carry on its mission in the world.

"They shall not grow old as we

'that are left grow old,

Age shall not weary them, nor the

years condemn,

At the going dawn of the sun, and

in the morning

We will remember them."

Publicity Committee

Canadian Legion, B. E. 5. L.,

` Charlottetown

.4th August, 1929.

Miss Rcts. McQuaid leaves this

morning for Swarnpscott. Mass

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i; if ~»'l?Z11‘_Z.£

v f e 1 2!I3 _ .

l DR. w. R. CARSON .L ,

x2‘CI;:_|Io an; h'orvonaP_I_>l::a;:__

Palmer Graduate cblraprariov ' _ P J

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. 0 poeite St. Pan|'s Char h. _ ` _ __ -L-F ‘_= Cash and Delivery '

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1 ` BUSINESS after August lst. _ ." attended to and sent C. O. D.

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Vi/l/estern Guardian

_ - V Watch our weekly ads. Every week a. different all” ‘ _WANTED-By marries man wizh i f ,. .

l am u rated in the pm; heme gain; into a casa ” ‘

All phone orders particularly ,

we are going to give service `

f but we are going to sell for CASH.

I experience. position on fox ranch. _l _ S P E C I A L S S E C I A L S

Apply Guardian Oiiice. Summersldr- , 2 sllaaoosn wllsal' 21C 2 xcllbg,

i _ _ rosa-s-s-a I

1 William E. Nicholls, Dominion, _ ________

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CORN FLAKES . . . ... 2]'c

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= -rNsl>l=;cT1NG carrbc ._ ivlr.‘ 8 9" B°"'° _’“EM9"' °' 236?

l VANILLA FLA\ ORING ._ _

- Veterinary Inspector for the Domln-i ` _PEAS_. CORN and TO.\IA- ion Government, has completed his _ f0E°°"2 1°' - - ~ - - - I - - -~-

;lnspe:tion of cattle in Kings and 2 “ROOMS (o__ 6:

, Queens Counties and reports a high- ‘ly satisfactory _r~esult. His report . PURE |-ARD » ~ - -i. Zgcl

shows a little less than one tenth of, ' -l--.--_-m --~ 1

i one per cent reactors, compared with ‘ 2 Pubs" BMSINS 236,

B llttlt over hall Ol 0118 PBI' Cent - 35 Om-me ORANGE géa `

_ U16 test f0lll‘ years B30, Whilth Il'iEBIlS_ MARMALADE . . . . .._ 0 C

that Prince Edward Island is practic

5 lbs. ROLLED OAT5 .... '

7 Rolls TOILET PAPER..

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ROBIN HOOD BOLLED --

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OATS Cl~.ir.aware . . . . .. . 1,

RQBIN HOOD BOLLED OATS Non I’remium..... _ _ ,-

ET.f.- G. SOAP . . . . . . . ... 25°

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‘ally now a disease free area. Mr., ' CE:L01` TEA "1 Nicholls is now engaged in inspect-Q ac an °' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' '" ___ |

ing the cattle in Prince County and ' PRUNES-3 lbs. 2‘_‘ci

- 1.

has six men already at work, and in

a weeks time, will have about fifteen L‘"5° 5|" 2 'bs' 1

. on the inspection work, Mr, Nicholls *__ ‘F "___ oTT’_Mc<**‘_AL_ __ ‘ is making his headquarters at_ ‘_ ' C

Summerside.-S.

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-TOURING ON OFFICIAL BUSI

2 colloc saLMbN ....'..'65c'

#PINK SALMON "-‘~

slrro sam- . . . . . loc _

Fresh (iroualzi COFFEE, 5:5' _ Chase A: Sanbam . . . ... "c

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SPECIALS

' " 2 cAMPBl:LL's »-

'NESS-Mr. COWl€ Ol the Fl5heI'l2S "‘ VEGETABLE SOUF __ 2{c

_Department at Ottawa, and Secretary _of the Biological Board, is touring »the Maritime Provinces on offlical _business connected with the Depart- _ment_ After visiting the chief fish- `ing centres of Nova Scotia, he came lover on Friday from Picton by the ‘Hochelaga to Charlottetown and fwhilst there discussed various mat- liers with Mr. Gallant, Supervisor oi Fisheries. Amongst the subjects tak- _en up with Mr. Gallant was the _standardization of oysters. Mr. Cowie. _who came on to Summerside on Sat- 'urday, said it was not possible to ,have a standard size barrel for this {season's oyster shipping. but this _important provision will be establish- fed next year. Another matter taken iup was the proposed reorganization iof officers of the Fisheries Depart- tment in the Maritime Provinces. tour-ing his visit to summcrsidc Mi-_ ,Cowie discussed with Mr. Ncedler. of

_Toronto who has been making a _study of the oysier beds in Malpequz {Bay, thu possibility of bringing the ‘ence imporiant lndustry back to its iold time glory. B.

-DEATH OF MR. RONALD MC-

;DONALD-The death occurred in iNew York last Friday morning of Mr. Ronald McDonald, formerly of

SPECIALS

2 CAMPBEl.L‘S _ TOMATO SOUYS 21'c

I land. This year they decided to pay- * the Island a visit and were more than_

pleased that they did so and promls-i ed to boost the province on their re-_ tum. Miss Flemming, while in Sum-. merside, gave a. donation to St. Mary's Hall.-S. I

-A TELEGRAM has been received _

from Rev. John Archie McDonald to the effect that the remains of his brother. Mr. Ronald McDonald. will arrive in Summerside from New York tonight. Funeral to take place on Tuesday morning from the residence

Iof Mrs. James Wood to St. Paul's Church. service at the church at

nine o'clock. - ,

it/estem Crop *

Report ,

WINNIPEG. Man., Aug. 3-With

the rapid approach of harvest throughout the western provinces ihe hot. dry weather of the past week has not improved the crop outlook in any respect, according to the fourteenth weekly crop report of the

Miss Mary Deveresux has retumedim fo k to accurately appraise their losses and

Mr. F. J. Casey left Saturday morn- 3

Knights of Columbus which opens on 5

John, N. B., where he will visit his’ miner and will .uc vim. soma.: New York and Chicago where hal will ba the lullt of his sister at thot former place. 1-le will return by wayj of Montreal.

1*-_wi__l_

FIIELY GIVING

Love much. There is no wuts in _

freely giving. l

More blessed is it, even, than eg gg.

ceiva.

He who loves much. alone finds life ,

wtrth living; 1

Love on, through doubt and dark-

nau, and believe. 1

Tl'M0 il ll° thin! which love may

not achieve.

A. set of Wheatley: "Cries of Lon.

m_ *_-'__¢_______.._.

will be bouyed to be blown up in the near future. as it is a menace

ill! for Milwaukee where he will lt- to fishing and navigation. The Brant SALE tend the Supreme Convention of the 'will ,L50 keg u chu lockout for the

CUSH|NQ_5»|-Evgyggg _ A "ry tongue and pen he has always advo , 8 1' New YD! in response a “ _ ___

pretty we___d___g wok pm" ‘__ t__e|cM_ed and pmmated the principles of, to her home in New Haven, after telegram and is accompanying the to determine v.hich crops shall b.,

h M J h F C hi 30!labor and whereas both in religious Compleung ' mr” yn” cout” imremains. which are 9XlD€C'l€d t0 lllflve plowed d°Wn and which Shan he IH:

H2213; Af/enus nTauntolns xl:/[gags Private and public lif-e he has been nursing at the Charlottetown Hoa-‘Rt Summefside t0l'llgl'lt 'iM0l1l‘1BY)~ for me thrashing' The remarkable

" ltal training school. i . _ _ thins this year is ihat crops are a-.

on wodno_,_doy_ _mine 25_ when ML” kind true friend. Therefore resolved; P _'1_h; lata 5;; e1\_;I~l;79“°];1_:_°50_l_1;l“_;;g good ____ they are _

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gt,” cujglfgigi rynd ofwngitxwarli. gg; tr; ;niiTr;2;rjy:lJ2t;yLinPt§el:si ML” In' Gunn' ‘°°°mp'm1°d by lther and two sisters mm3lyI-RU/» Cutting of rye and barley has °°m`

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E I nited in ri of such a splendid citizen and fur ` her‘m°th"' Mn' B` Gman' 1"” re' J0hl'l Al”Cl‘lie MCD0l1Bld Of St MBYKS memed in Manitoba and Wm be gen'

P' ' " We” u mu “ge ' -Z turned from a motor trip to Montreal ' I "al f"f i" 111001' l'l°Xl V~'€€k A

‘ i ; . _ _ ickey of Calgary. | ` ‘e ~ '

by Rev Dr Robertl, Robert, pumr ther resolved that all his relatives. _Lot 7 Mrs C H H _

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or calva 'church 'The bride was and friends will have che sincere “nd °"'°‘”“' my Wm “°°°“‘P““‘°d A1' a.. and Mrs. James Wood of Sum- 'ew "5" °‘ “'h’a° “ming are “Mel con cas cc. .,\:_ yi ________ __

YY i t book by M555 Wlnnured Gm it _ _ in Manitoba. Weather has been ho* I-.l

dressed. in white goorgotto md cmhasympathy of this organization. "1 ° ,merslde. to vihom much sympathy is_ _ Iiud ...or Cor Co. . . . . . . . . . ...

Worcester, Mass., who joined them in extended in their untimely mn,ow_ S ,and dry throughout the proiince and ImormU_ Po_.o1o,m._

PERsoNALs ottawa, where they visited Mi-s.= ____ lvlllcst is "Ol fllllllll Mmially mtv* standard on cr N_ J, _.

m' _?::g__:;£d°S_::;m;_:;°[;;T;_ £3 ___ Gillan's brother, Mi-_ John Mu;-ruy_ 1 _HERE To LOCATE wR_ECK_ at Swan River. where an average _crop Reading Co

The D_ G_ S_ Bmm_ Capo B351] is still possible. and a. Russel where Somhom F_,,_o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

_ . _` Mrs. Samuel Willi d d ht- _ _ ___ a three quarter crop is anticipated. U P __ R, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ____ of blue B ette and canted an um ter are ¢xpe_¢;ed gm-light _(mm To. __ IMS In SUB _Kelly, came to Slmmerslde on F' ______ a_ ________ ___ _“__ H1011 _fi 5. 63

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bouquet of sweet peas. The best man mi°__;° __‘_'l5l;___:_*;:____'°__‘;"__‘:'_f___‘_';‘_";;1"°:_' f;cli'cleT11i/1ii:ttl:=I;.(-is. sTtuu:g:;r'm1:;i "?,;§néta5l}T!1°rfq;:>er5Ltl:; Lghrlitsf °"fP- ZS"""`“°l' ‘““"“` “*i`*”’ l:h""“ ff 181 lv>v:oC'Tlure“ll:c';us:.v?::}:;§utifiillAtg; 14 I3l-ighton Road. Mr. Spencer I-S [mg °n "tum 'D s°ut`hb°r°' Maine' *°a"’“5 the “Teck °f 'he b"g°' Abimg its mm “my w?H` this f_a.”mT U- 5' 5"" - - - - 214 c__________ _______ m______ _________________y md sm! Superintendent of me Bm O, _after spendlns_ the pact month with _fred rx lvlcwiilinms, which was sunk _ff$_§f_‘?_f_;_“i_*_;”_;:2_;-Pa_;;1‘>___f°;l_<:lf;;ff rlosrnsir srcczl sxcrlxrca de1__h____________ It was a merry _md _‘___ Nova Scotia. |Mf5~ Williams 515f¢f» MH- H°°l°`l';off Sea Cow Head on Sunday, July l____ ” ___ 1 _ ~ Montreal Fcvrer 119

McLeod. is Highland Ave. Mus Til- 22uu_ when in ,ow for Summmlu. ~ll-= “ Hr S me 8°°fl- maui Md mil are-_-cms

no wuuom. and Miss Emo MM” ,mth Goo _Om of coal for the C_ N 'and a few inriiffe.el1t stands are o‘J- \._»_____n_;____g E12: __ _ _

WCM I0 Phill*-`l¢lPllll OU 511011’ WMM’ ¢ th' i _ _served Northern Saskatchewan has ,. ._ ` ' ml '_______ ML _md Mm swvemon CWS WHO th! IUC!!! 01 MTS- J- iR. It was too rough outside on Sat _ E-Onlpwn

M.oDon.1d_»,5 Ambrose so Mm Hob _iurday “___ Capo Kelly to make 8 isuffered somewhat from the heat W MUT-¢°4 l¢¢°Ull3anied them I-Lsearch but heisdolng so today (Mon1 “ming me week' YW* 3”- Nqu’ 1' fi" “S M°1l¢l0ll~ iday). When the wreck is located it D°‘mmd' B"°°k"by °“d`T”dai° sub' 4 _

l3rrz:_ ”l‘ract;o1l Steel Ca. cf Curl.

Domzniori Bridge Marrry Harzxs Building Products Chas. Gurd ._ . _ ..

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body of Mr. Eddie Gaudet. the victim At Bradalbane. Aug. 8th. at 1 o‘-

Augmt 21"' 8° Wm "'°P °“ ‘t mini' !°i the l'¢C¢llf lll'0Wl'lll”l8 ICCld¢lll- clock. cn the premises of Adam Mac-

-- Kenzie, the undersigned offers for

-WELL PLEASED WITH THE sale the following articles: i

ISLAND-Miss Flemming and Miss ` Ciibbina, who have been on a visit to the Island, left for their homes in Detroit, Mich., this week. This was their first visit to the Garden of the Gulf and the young ladies were de- lighted with everything, the scenery was really wonderful, and they were agreeabiy surprised to find the Island _so up-to-date. Charlottetown and Bummeraide, they considered very beautifully laid off towns and as these young ladies have traveled extensively, their opinion of the Garden of the Gulf is worthy of note.

l spring-tooth cultivator, i Frost &:` Wood disc-harrow, I cream separator 1

suite, 1 dining room suite, 4 bedroom suites. rugs, dishes, pictures. bedding and other articles too numerous to mention.

Also I milch cow.

Power Corporation ‘

, F01‘¢ign Securities

Dr. Ani. Cil Imperial Oli

l double team truck wagon, l rub-, Bank Royal ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

ber-tired road wagon. 1 driving sleigh,l Bank Montreal ,. __

Ml-so Flemming is the principal or one of Detroit's High School and Misa Gibbins an assistant teacher. Ivory year they make a point of seeing

credit on approved Joint notes.

division would welcome rain and re- lief from the hot weather. Many central and sofuthem points, havin; long since despaired of securing s crop, are now concerned over the

feed outlook Rosetown subdivision has fair prospects for wheat except. on light lands but requires rain for filling. summer fallow wheat from Tichficld to Estonia is likewise prom- lsing but oats are very poor. Som( farmers have had eo haul water for ihelr stock.

The bright spot in the Alberta sit-

uation appears in the Peace River country. Hera crops continue in l favorable condition with harvest about three weelu away. Athabaska subdivision should also harvest a :or- mal or better crop at practically all points. Vegreville subdivision appears to have imarcved somewhat and

some fair \\":.ea; will be harvested:

Other divisions in central Alberta. however, are in bad shape. Yields will be very low and the feed situation is already assuming rather serious proportions. Farmers on the Sanna

subdivision are reporied to be reduc-

ing their livc stock holdings on t.‘1l.i'

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