' L

Illllflfil: . I

pritllm catfish-littl- -, ' ma.

19-11. lien, H. C _. . I 08¢’! 0!‘ the -IissloulI7_ tion M... =

l Rev. Jae. Falconer. D. D. . ' Qollfls. Bellini; Rev.‘ t. Y on r turned m tonal-y,

no»: u» .-snerlcavl.l» - l 11810! $085031, New . iilllsldlqudsllvliillml; unis’ - ill-Koren ~ .

PM!

‘Milli rovulmeszlllnd is. , »‘ -

_ uctive udies sndmasosnt ioifiiho swprk Jnsforslgn. fields, I slip

-'.-

urns and ,, twilight talks

sleds flhflol Jhe-spiritioflcon- -

willed-em»... CON-Lvgfiémah .860‘: A Ga

t rvn

/

'4 -al ~"

" Under the distinguished patrinnllgo of His Honor Lieut, Governor

MscKinnon.

. Q v v ’ - “y; -- The Annual eeottlsh flames undQr direction of ‘be youudgoru. 5m. Club of Prince Edward island, will be

OIOMOIQU

Caledonia" held pn the Groupdeof

[Illa lhrlultctown Driving Pull Assnlistioii- glggmml," , Clittlottetown, Wed, Aug. 25th, i920.

“and ‘good

) _ fellowship} , illporvsded the".

hoiemrent '

‘Cnlfjalilinn Prize List.

Games "iytnnlence/l p m.

' Huzliniliigttbemnintllflole o!“ , $18!: 211d’ bgqflfggggfiygg mm cgpfereucg: 1. Throwing Light Halllnler Gold Medal SilverMednl indie“, . “2. Running High Leap .. .. .. Gold Medal Silver Medal sfOver/allitdoiegstasfrom dilfer- 3. Pl-lllili! Light Stone .. .. .. .. .. Gold Medal Silver Medal 01f. IiQP-ll Of-Jlio Maritime Provln- 4, -100 Yards Race . . . . . . . . .. .. _, .. Gold Medal Silver Medal pgflgpld-l. Nswgqqpqmyjg, attended ,5, 100 Yards lillcc, (Boys under Iii) . . . . .. Gold Medal Silver Modal - tbeiconferelico‘. Rmnngl-tboseipre- 1_' , - .._l . sentrfrom E..l.- were "Rev. it, ;. r ‘ J81?- 9i"! _Sl,g,"? , B, nmgppwr Rlvm-hd“ Pole Vault .. Gold "Medal Silver Medal l“ Béssls Jqhqgtqfuy, Kqflgjns-"T, Quarter Mlle Run .. .. .. .. .. Gold Medal Silver Medal Jdflilllli Afidolsldekfllilhpliruy, 8. Running High Ill-up, (Hays under. iiil Gold Medal Silver Medal New Landon; Jlliflddllbal Brown, 0;. Running Long Jump . .. .. Gold Medal Silver Medal flhw Landon and Ming Annie Mc- '10. 320 Yards ital-e, llioys under 1G) Gold Medal Silver Medal LQMIAK ‘sip top. 5 “ _ -l l .v; Th’) President offers n iiold Medal for the best all round (lslpi P; ‘or; Please Copy) “Athlete.

uvldnlllfll lunusnsipLvq/lpxsrs.

B.“ (a . . c§ll§§l..l"l‘.“Y?."’T."’

QI-lsnta-rrg-rown. plasmas

HORSE RACES

.é|llfl-S A---'i'rof and Pace. Class‘ "---l""-ll Class (‘n-Trot

MUSIC BY Mill) AND" PlPiil

n ' T‘

as?’ fflfqqu .. 410' iifig ‘ Ill l0 $1.25 _ ADMISSION. — tftswel ,. i) to JKZBiénnnr 1g ygqr‘ or w, 25 m‘,

. l}. J. McCorlnac,

"2}44-8‘l3-F‘rlMl)n\‘\l’cdl"l'i3loii5i.

~8-

SPECIALTIES: _ l-uqhlalalrllnq, chum Cailum, Reel of Tul- Joch, Reel of Four, Step Dances’ by Scottish Lads and Lassies.

including Grand Stand, 50 Cents. Children

Prcsidt-llf '

, Johli McLaurhiln,

Sec'y. Games Com.

l __._-_-;___~_~—+;-

. .l.l-. \.

f t l

Clnltliln N-tisllil li" Qy,‘ will “div. Reduced rm; s spa-g Aclsl Trsiniervice on August

" itch... . l

, r

. -\ ,. - - | Hirvesters are urgently needed‘ in the West to garner in tllr wileati yield of Canada. . zEstlnlstes are ibst over 300000; 000 lbushels of wheat stand o-esdy [or reaping. This is addition tot other grains. - l ‘ Jfbe call of the, West isltor 30,-- 000 Farm Laborers to harvest this,’ immense grain crop. ' .Csnsds's'- prosperity l-depends’ on the‘ 1249.8"; | ' pgpgejh. . --‘r‘- .. w": ‘ lffbe Canadian National flsliiwsysl. lsypreparod for thetrsnipnrt 01:. Harvesters -from all part0 of til» . 1’ System From Maritime, Province. ; points special I hrrsngements - have "_ been-made. Reduced (ares to XVII!" _. aipeg are to be-graaatedfioaAi-iltusl ' .13eh.. and special trains will run- vi: Quebec Bridge ~snd {row "QillT". 1T ltd Wlnn-lpag lvia QbhO_.l-TI‘BIIB" i c tllwhfsl ‘Line as the bedt and? q host route f om Maritime Pro-g ll lpointil. T e trains will cory F}. tbest type of- newwolunlsll ' d_ special allrangements- tide for the supplii I'll/Phi adobe‘: on route. Special proyIs-on ~ . ll be. made fir: WOYIIBILHCKYQJII ~-. pdnylng the party- or‘ desiring l0 tskl; isdvsntsge of the cxcursiofl ‘l IWQI ' - ,' fiihe. fare from Cbsr ottetown, 1'0 Winnipeg is $24.85, pi s half!) cent ‘:- per-mile to points West. of-ivinni- 3 peg. The-returnfurednllilllfali (""11 y p“, gulls from nil points. ufeni ll‘ ~ w) nine; .to wlanllies und ti-‘iflfl f Winnipeg io (‘ilsrlatlet .;~.l.. "Iveitificstfnn cetiiflcalas will ‘_>l-" l ‘ fur ished by ,'l‘il.gkel Agqntsflwhen. l ' tlé et ls purchased enabling hilld- onto secure return ticket at reduc: N! "are. . flhlull information will, be supplied by sll Ticket Agent's pile (‘sn- . AiDlAN NATIONAL HA1" WAYS. ' ‘2098-8fl1-3l ,

oars. ' will :be

5011i iTlll “f

i?

1113116211 sly ot-srmlsl ‘Will be thfilit day for Allowing discount‘ onycity taxes. "- ' -- -. - "-

' . W. W. CLAKI, '

- - l (‘lit-y Clerk.

toes-tiller.

lnpcriy;

ti

Frill‘- ; ’. I . ll .' vllllllllr ' JALliioift lilll ', on

s-qnfrnrw? Tn __ _ _ WI ll(l_l.l'll._l.‘ll

‘folder n\z"fsr'm' of 60 herein si'tu.- ‘n It Yor (Ill lmllsr "from town _ l ‘farm is‘ "ruin f4‘ isi ~ n 0.0 I c. os on» WE m ii P. m. lmn . haimr w!" I and watered nnd withii i0 4 "Iorltr fltlllbll! 1m. ‘nil! 1 l h.__schdoi. stores and i other s. belt for ltl Q

I Jfonivillf. u ulugtlsploory '

represents

..».. ~

'.r"-v

m lellur. ‘on tho form "_ll f‘

i ent. _

v.08 _W. M. LEA, Conllnisslonklr éfAgl-‘iculture r electors of the llli District of Prince ill discusrthe campaign o! mie- tiou carried on by the potilicallopponents of the Govern-

Bfiltliflg‘ ill

'l‘ry..

,1.f;5:£l‘i_lnrsd_.ly, August l] n18 p m

All interested lure invited to nllend,_snd an ‘opportunity will be

l

i. _t>_____,._-_-s_ _a__.._._ .

=argflin Sale 0

l QOtle-lflfl Ciacvruioi ’i‘ouring cbutplete solcf- now tires, lllQfUllf-flll)’ overlluuled/

>_ 4-90 (‘hevrzllct 'l‘nurillsz Par, lllilliiodel, cullplclé- . iy overhauled. wiiil one 5'])lll"(' lire.

. One ‘I"-A Chevrolet Touring _(‘ar, miles, completely overhauled.

‘ven for an open discussion of lllelegisisiitlh: passed the last ses- - siotl. _ ,_ . ~ ' '» ' ZHQ-E-IJFriSaIMonWedll.

i

Fur, 1018 Model, Ywilh

l t

loleivldaél. run ‘loop

' I

(‘Duo McLaughlin Mash-r. Six Special, i919 Model, with

bumper, clock, fnur new ‘uorlltill-s and _t_\\'-o spare ltires Oil

Vihincc‘ Edward; Island

Jlmulsuflt

rear. This, our was tilorousll iy overhauled ibis season.

. L Ono 490 Chevrolet ‘Roadster, i919 ‘Model, tires in good condition. engine overhauled ibis" spring, . . ~

J "Ono FMS Mt-Lnugililndrnllring, i913 Model, pal} jlelv (lrefl n11 round and i": in excl ilenl condition. '

"ly llluslralétl and Artistic-ally Print-

l-ll on Ari vlduut-r. .

radiate.

Hilly Llnilictl Nululiol- on Ba

‘ Charlottetown llllifice ,

- lLgn-QKJA ,. nm-TII

villi! car . ,,

I '- 'l‘ilese (‘are muut be sold ‘or. ll istiln‘ earl]- of our season, and they will! l-lnltnl-ll out at PDIIUCCJ prices.

" ziazlll-is-rrlalollm.

llitfi

of

Isl, Plflvr Mk9.

a

‘A .1

v

will meet life-

ve-G. ‘when’.

. following.‘

die fnllnwinln.

vilorlw. 4 ye rs o]

.1 flsrl. i Elulky

_ Peter

T “v “ m-l-‘Credit. ii per. cont offfor cash. filill-l-ll-ll.

JUST ‘l on.

STRAY THOUGHTS

CRAFT-ER 84. -

The recipe ‘ came almost im- mtfdiately, and with it a loll! 191ml‘ of instructions just how t0 DPOC-Pvll- "We couldn't spoil lhcln if we wrlnleli m,’ Mary said, but i untie- ed she rend the letter several times. l cbufod her about 193m‘ lrlg it by heart. ' She went at once to work. The berry season had ill?" Cilmmemmd- i tried lo make her renlllin at home all tlayduring this lime, but silo insisted upon coming flow“ 1°" luncheon. "bf I sis away mornings l can get enough to last us." she salc. H-llli who knows what mischief you will get into if l leave you alone ail duy.” l ‘llcr preserves were 1H8! "B E000 alrAunl Susan's. We had followed Auni's advice and bad a farmer bring u» his berries. They were mul-ll firmer and better than lilo-lo sold in 'hc markets. We bought the sugar at wholesale, and also the glllflrfifi.

"We're lilo real thing when ,ii coules to business," Mary boasted. ill the full we luilled lo our menu

tell ‘biscuits. nnd l-ggs cooked in any way desired. ' "We just hall to have i-hc

biscuits!" Mary explained io Ma's. Fagin. “'l'lu-y go with preserves. you knou ."

Ii" had been a suggestion of Olir. t! our sit ady cuslolut-rs, She had praised ti‘! preserves, then said:

“'l‘llcy' would be delicious ‘with -iml tea biscuits." Mary had overllr-llral_- and the addilion to lhl‘ llii‘llll had been the result. '

We were doing very well. and so "irv-li u "Irl to wash dishes and clean. We had put. in three more tables, and even so, were often obliged to make people wait’

“We'll soon have to have a big- ger place," I remarked to Mrs. Fagin one day after we had been running nearly seven nlonllls. ’

"Ycs»~ilut finish lllls your where "on are, l was talking lo Mr. Pope about you, and he is looking out ior a larger place."

"You wonderful ivoman!" l said again. as I had said once luoui-hs before.

'.‘l"e'.~; Irish, ain't she?" hlury asked Quin.

- Mary lll\' bdgun to study serlous- ly. She bought some second-hand school books, and then we read to‘- getber backs 1 thought would lr-lp her. l listed to ilave her slu s drudgery for her, and so used ‘he school books only when necessary. She was very quick; her grsnliller, her speech, was b_er greatest stum- bling block. ‘

“l never shall islk right—never, _ il I llveio be asold as that fellow ,

AUUTIONTSALE

To be ‘sold at public suction ‘on my fnrm Wednesday, Angus; eighteenth at three p. m.‘ lilree Holstein lniik cows, and two thoroughbred Holstein calves foul lllollllls nlo ' Torment sale.- BENJ. CHlNG. Bothwell.

9128-8 lets-pa.

A-uctioll it Albany

l am instructed byMr. ‘Jliseph Webster to sell by public auction on the promises of Mr. Lemuel Dawson. Albany on FRIDAY, AU- GUST 13th, I oclock, p. m.

2 good milch cows; heifer 2 years old; 2 heifers 1 year Old; Bull i year old; General purpose mare, 9 year) old; Mare, by Comm Lydlnrd, '2 years old; 2 calves; II ..pigs, 6 months old.

Mowing machine. Grain separator,

Wheel rake. Disc Harrow.

‘Spike Harrow. Drlvlhg Sleigh. Wood Sleigh, Driving Wagon Plflsg Slt-igls, 'l‘rul:kwagon. Seed‘

or, 'i‘urnip Solver, llay Fork, Rope and Blocks. Dl-Lllvtll (‘rculn Sepll rllior, (‘art Sudd1e,_ Driving llur ness, Box Cart, Saws, Forks; lint-s. ctr. l0 inns ilny.

Also some Household Furn . Terms at Sale.

Sbmilll do)’ prove unfavorable. "V? will be held first line (lily

iiure.

, w. A. wnloHT, . ‘Aucllonedn. 2131 s12 2i.

_; —~——

g liiCii0NmSgilil"

.TI‘l(‘8i‘|l4‘(,'l'(lNP l0!!!" by |t,||,||,. Auction on - ’ l -

. lVldfifilifiillAY, Tllltl 13TH DAY 0].‘

AIWIWT- 1W0 Ni‘ | 0' |.fi('l( IIIIAIII‘ ,‘

mills l-‘arln l-onsllltlnlz of Til lit-ml, ‘I Catlin-n vicar, the bninncl- ready for ‘(filial "lilr- i-zaud dwelling house and “L; luiIdlni-ia. This farm hesitant. V“:rngh-‘dsuvtarionlitwhl "I" ‘(iinll-eil. Starl- and fli'|Iti':||,%HlI|'||:)ls||'|,gT ‘ "m- in front‘ of Farm,

This farm to be sold with nr with- lllll A'I‘1III, - STOCK-J generll purpose Mgr;- n ~""'"‘" ‘AM 1"K_Pl|v.rhl purposi- r-lnvs_2 Milk 6m", 1 m”

v ' ‘g ' —— I Plrrn“ , I QM‘; . or 1% 5 lirni-dlng l-irv$‘¢€nft'lf'l€gm(b:m"‘ nml" *1I'll=P—-1 "itlstnrell (‘holster in.“

' lMPllldMliNTfl-l

1 Drlvink '\Vn on glwl l. Roller. i l5? an“? In" epsrst r l , "

mcwha‘ ‘(anal i Grain Rnpnrnlpy

‘nltzgmwrnn be sold with prop m-

For Terms nppi, Brodie (York.

)tl{ owner or For stock and lmnlomsntslc mo.

male positive. _ ° PETER IIRODIE, Auctioneer

\

consisting of li0 acres with house and out buildings, 8'5 acres clear the balance covered with growth hard and s01’! wood. Will sell Illh or without crop. For further per- fir] ticuisrs apply to

sous-nu; _

‘WHEN oSiNG WILSONS

FLY PADS ‘f

.~ ,-‘*\u£llu DIHECWONSJ , r l -. cllnlilulll m.‘ ,. 7*‘ llol~ no» -

Killers 101' lfiompadfielll: h1g3? 5mm-

i

in lht‘ Bible who lived 900 years!‘ site lit-moaned.

ooh y,“ yo“ “-m_ (yo. improve evey dnyj’ Add she (lid. ‘Alli l and wm-rl: l-Lw mall‘ u-llil-ll one and 1' ~ u

all her life were still often on lr-el lips, but almost invariably ‘sue would correct ulitiwlt-U- 1 Y“ ln-illgllinli Willi her progress. 11h"

had always lbeen colnpanlonnble, bu‘. now tllat we rout! 30011 810M" an] banks together she would dis

u ms li '-:ll uiih me, oil 'n |)l"lll'-"Il_‘§ out f-Ollllsd ball lfuiled to see, ller- mind, like her wit. vrallqliirlll-l‘ lllzln mine. ill~r sellsl- nt‘ humor, nsr quuilil spiel-hes, all luadl- her molt I|"..' i~ '\

"You would be n ileiie in any H“ if you could lililigll- with ffllllilg per pic instead oi‘ having l.) spoil your days in l'.i' shop." l lold her out-l-

“Anl i really doing bet‘ u liliary?" "indeed ulu are! Vol: nl-vcr

forget your "G" nowadays, You

used .u think lllelu lllll!':.‘ESSi|i'Y." Then l added, "I notice .\ll'. Pope talks in you u iol, Mary. lie’: a

bachelor" lie cart-full

"Slop your kidding! lie only talks about the shop and-you. I honestly illlllk ho is falling in love

with You Zena." "Nonsense! We scarcely ex- change a word unless we talk

about p.l:l.'-n!.t-s. "They say the way to a man's heart is through ills "stomach.

Psrilups tile road to ills runs through pancake lane." l laughed. liui as always when

anything of ille sort came up, my thoughts flew to Kenneth Lawr- ence» the man I never expected to seo llgliln, yet who had kept me fronl caring for any oi-iler-perlialps from marrying Jack Pryor. if he bud not obeyed Mother, l should ilnve ill-ard from ililn~ulf that I was sure.

ziolul- way. deep down in lny heart, l knew that in that time so far sway he had cal-ed for me, car- e'd more than he had allowed me to see. bad been u. "bl-vilrity

Kiri’ lilen, so he said, and be a poor luau. Would he care for me nu\v'.' i doubted it. l bad chang-

ed, and to my own fears, not for the better.

(To Ie Continued)

:_-i'-:__..___r;:—._'r"___—-. _'-———__i~-—-—

llolninion of l'allada_ Province oi Prince Edward I land

IN CHANCERY

N0. 1415

Before the Master of the Rolls.

PRISCILLA MCLEOD, Administa- ttnix of the personal estate and effects of William Wesley Mc- Lend, deceased, intestate, as

\\'l"| ":4 ill ll -- awn ri.',il: and William Wesley Coipltis McLeod

an illflini by [the said Priscilla McLeod his next friend

COMPLAINTANTS

an SOPHIA ELlZABETH McLEOD DEFENDANT I

Bywirille of n Deercltai _Ordel made in the above matter on the first dlly of April A.IJ. 1920 where- by, among other things, the ac counts and all claim against the elslnte of Wiilinln Wesley. McLeod, deceased, were referred to me as a Master in (‘lllulcery to report upon, and lo enquire wlllll part, if any of the said liccoaserfg pvfhgflifl estate is outstanding nnd undis- poscd of.

i hereby notify all creditors of the said deceased or parties claim lng any interest in hlis estate to r-omo in and appear before mo al the office of Giludet & Plflgzan], Solicitors, Canadian Bank at

of September A. 1)., 1920 at UN‘ bnlir of eleven o'clock in the fora- noon nnd prove tbuir (llillmll, olhor- wise to be excluded from the be» nefilt of the said Order and ilo be inlrrod i‘roln land. against any claim against the said estate. Dated this 4th day of August A.. D. 192i).

GliL. GAUDET, Muster in Chancery. t J. D. Stewart, Esq“ K C,

tlflillllililfrl-ili,

Farm at ilrncltley Point Road

.9’

IADl-‘IMINNIC, I

‘Wliuioe NON} .

can't. per nnnum off for ohh.

lanolin the Motorist .

Commerce Building in Iiiilsrlolttl- lown, I’. 1'1. L, on Tiles _ d"? the seventh llny

sold my farm, l will sell by auc~

(‘onl-plalnnn-ts‘ Solicitor. 3,11," Bimk’ farm and

cow (Fa/now)" one heifer; two milk cntlle, all young; seven pigs - and forty hens.

fit. Empire separator, hay (Massey Ilsrrlsiy rake, (Massey Harris) almost new; one sot "wheel barrows (Massey Harris); one walking plow; one curt and wheels one scuffior; one potntoe digger; one driving waggon; one driving sleigh; one wood sleigh; one set of driving harness; collars

mention. '

IY.ALIIIT L. GLOUGH

homered m epics-or CHARG- ‘l mo INDICATOR l A, lei. asks: What iswronl

nhoad a-l far an possible, lbuf‘ won't‘ deliver any more electriciy io the‘ battery? Con ‘an nnzrryeter b". “ill

an my cor lnplsce oft-ho chlrlllll ‘ indicator that. came on it'f~’t‘uere

are three wires leading-to this in-

dlicnior.

Answfl‘: The most common

cause of insufficient outpuvfrogn

a generator ls improper condition

of the mmmutlrtor and brushes.

if the former is perfectly clean

nnd true and the latter bear on

the commutator with sufficient

pressure are well fltlod_to it. wiiil

their Hide lfree -from glazing 0|‘

dirt, you ought to obtain the fuii

output, assuming that all connect-

Wns are ltlgbl and there is nothing

wrong with the winding. As a gon-

eral rule, an ammeter can be in-

stalled in place of a current indi-

cator. it would perhaps be well

in buying the amlncler t0 specify

the namr und your of your car,

when you order. so as to olftain an

instrument suited to our needs.

CARBONIZATION QUERIES

V. Asksz-(l) Does carrying oil loo llig in the crank-case tend l0 cause twarbonizalions? (2) lions the use of oxygen to remove carbon injure ibl- trylindtlrs or pistons in any way’, (3) Please vex-plain lilo ill-st method of removing carbon. (4) What is the best way ofre» newlng leather upholstery?

Answers: (1) Yes. Ii may rc- suli |ll there being loo great n dt-rt-il oi‘ oil for the connecting rod ends to dip into. too much oil being splashed, a greater tendency (or nil lo work up into the piston heads and thus moreJ-ikelihood of rapid cnrbwizaiion, (2) 'l‘ilere are some engines upon which i-he oxygen nl-iholl silnuld not be us- ed, according to their manufact- urers and we advise their warning lo be heeded. Gellorailv speaking however, we see no risk in using this method, if it is applied prou- 1-H)’. A professional should do the job. 'i‘iio bad feature of lbe mo- lhod is that the illcanlilustible part of ills deposits is not fully re- llltlvetl and works lIOWIi lllltl lilo engine. (3) Removing the heal- and scrapping llii parts is lbe best‘ method and the oxygen pro- certs is the next. (4) (‘lean it with s sponge moistened.’ in mild sloalp suds uull dry with a chamnis. When it is perfectly dry's reliable‘ lea- ther dressing" may be used.

WATER PUMP GIMES TROUBLE

i cannot make mywster pump tight? i have replaced it several limes but water si-lll escapes slowly along the shaft?

AnswsrrYou may possibly find that the shaft, where it passes through the stuffing box. is worn considerably out, of round. 1f so, it may have to be replaced as it is almost impossible to pack a silaft in a badly worn conditlonf Some- times it happens that. if the radia- tor is badly clogged, leakage at the stuffing box occurs because acts upon it. Asbestos-graphite to use and we preseume that you have tried it.