JULY 16. 1929

SPECIAL T0 BAG train with race horse

l- specie-i ‘d passengers

out... n m lhclloney You CAN TILL T!!! WORLD Ill’!

AEROXON.

TRI.‘ uoiuir- r-ur ce-roiue.

READ THE big today's Guardian s deriul programme hlbitlori week. Stores

"t: eetuel. sud Mr. o‘ will shortly begin ‘l retired eergeeiit vbirl-ieisputtoit.

will leave Charlotte - on Wednes- I ' '_ ' ' _' l ill! mornlns- July’ 1th. for St. . - l ' , , pm.) , . Peters at 9.45 a. m. . . . ,_ I I t i v I I h‘ i‘ _ w. hwe ‘b !

" “"» S ‘“""°"°“*'”°°' ~ NQVA SCQ II

'1 Z i

snug?

Invites You

llllllllll I r1111" n-uu.1_..........

l V

g ‘l 4- ~ and all Hotels are a ‘sed to prepare w, » “mg-m For he is i - - tbpolnted Vice-Chem- _ . l I . P~~._._ w." . 7 roi- n record break! emudeoce es m,,',',',:,:,,,, MM," o, . .- _ Come to the greatest Exhibition of them =- . _-- ‘my’. ‘f "L'““c:n".'§°-' thelbig iair ls the 1k of town and ""- "Ffiflgf" °' m In oiiiee w uqui properly be des- _;;;;; all. east or west of Toronto. Last year - ;; j ‘nib/Gad, u-‘ocom. comb . vellum’. Inln Ielturel cubed is s e time job, and then broke all records-this year will surpass '"

_ _. __ -_ _ I i. Couveniencu-lt is pinned to A . _ , _ _ _ ‘

l. * , ”‘ telling with m own vu-h- ‘JW- 41"‘ . 1| we whim requiws it in size, entries, horsezaces, daredevil, .

acts, fireworks-everything. '

' pin. “wednelday, 2. Hygienew-Once "stuck tat. _

-lolII lILfbltl run-

Q

Siflii 41"", [tee-q aid Aulum c0001.,

1 v l . - . y . ~ / flies never get sway to 1s the bear- , i b. ‘I b" m“ .i. slllifllfwew price and gives 30m m‘ Km‘ l7 i _ ‘J / 3 weekrperieet uervice. v . within g 13gb l N 1000001 d t“ '1 i ‘ " ‘ . “H-i-v-M f-‘lt'£o%f~ii‘°§.‘..£.“ .:"':...:.¥ “ ifiilsor. chief; ~‘ M “‘*"““~ '~ . ,5 < They prove expensive in the ion! l , ‘ - 3

M155 LILIJAN m mm ready for the oi; menu exliihl- I y p _ $8,000 in purses with fleeteet horses‘

- L tion, Cheriotteto AIIIII 10-18. Ls Cie C. 0. Gesui l Filo. Unite ' mom whey“ ' - n-qumm An Mb in the east contending. Three races ~ ,_ Dluxhlgr or m, 3nd Mm _y_ g q gum m. "m, u“ In‘ “m”. m. u“ ma". - mm“ ao- lzmmmly A L '- daily, three heatseach or morqfrom ii '\ zeciilrim-Ngv (glzzgovlv; Ifairmérlly. “h,” _ “F” m‘ ‘mm . p». u” speaker, lvionciay to Friday inclusive. / ._

was "wccssful ‘n, ob-tafinul u ' r . \ “Ulthmjnv l end “I!!! gk ' , a , I I

first k Dll tN lC ii . ’ ou _ V. ‘according e __ _ ' _

PICNIC SUPPLIES .....:.";.. ..:.:.-.: woo-us. - uo-o» presented so ... ...... .... .... iiiiizrzzsiiizzz"z.z‘:z.zz" .

. ‘ l are visiting friends and relatives here. the afternoon oi above dete for which-like the we! the Medea and i diff t 'W h

‘ Guardian Subscribers may have » S*d1’°‘"'~‘* 111"" r i’ A" “"11"” Peleiells. outs iiot. ‘liliesselffilnlug? the“ . ' .

e e . r0 , t; .. , ~ ‘ - .. - - 1 their Picnic plates, spoons and forks I _ ..i‘....§,..‘”2§.°.f,... fsflismffir . o. use. s use... .. oil? ... l'c°"°,'f"‘i‘ , ~ ‘ ‘ at less than manufacturers prices. Tender Frau; horse rtcins- - 6481-" PICNICKEBS-When youerepreplr- sen ueoutii ieeuuiui One? Do "‘ T Ann“? ‘w, ,7,'{§f t. . _ "

To COUNT“ ADVERTISING ing l; 52k I lzllckntlzkinglltxgzieé Ill! ‘P9X hogxhhthlt: ‘will l“ 0V0!‘ Ail Ngtndt-Jlp FY91)! Q I i

- . —-—— ou e - some o oi- s- .:':

send in your order at once. Special ORDER m Comm, PATRONS-Will vertlsers in the i“, ,,,,,,,,',§§,“ ,‘§°,f,,,,,_°,,°“:§, ,,',,4,,,;,.5, ,, m ' 3 , price to paidjrhadvance subsgriberg, Order-in-Coui-icll P. C. 115B of “unify P168" 11 Whit I11 will and forks. Read advertisement in ' v _ =7 ' July 2nd, 192a, provides tile follow- advertisements e 1393510 in ed- m, issue. u _But cine n-pg- ‘u. Upon the

“l. ldoz-Kleenliinch Plates for - - - - 5c ing amendments to the Tender View and when shoulders o missus qua Vice-

t?

"i, H} 1 doz, Kleen forks for , _ . . . , , , 5c Fruit Regulations es contained in xzltjlsizflent to w the eeeh olous Iiflncrd": Lluluene o» Chew! mee- _ lievolve the duty o: §

s.‘ w. the Fruit Act; - 6501-7-15-11 ‘ rendefllil" 1'16 His Majesty a » ‘f’

-. 1 doz‘ Klee“ teaspoons for ' ‘ ' ' ' ' 5c Subsections (b) and (c) of Section - PERSONALS writterrreevrtf'%.whst his legislet- -- l; 0,,‘

. 1o oi the said Regulations, establish- NEW ANNAN ENTRIES-Rice or! here been ic- Will old news p p y '~

Charlottetown Guardian oi by cools-council P. o. on bu» u- d- n» one I . * i.

of January 5, 1927, are hereby re- that entries cl Saturday. July I M; 5' nssrthtlthaugwt; u 7m” “l? flllll P675011‘ I

. . . _ 20th. Do t tinate-e te "8 . . exa us. l1! s e Prince ' t, I Subscrlptlon Departlneljt scindcd, and the following substitut 11° ~ n I‘ o! WM“ college‘ m‘ week I x

NOW. Classes 2.1 Pace. 2.24 Trot. 2.

Trot end 2.20 Mixed.

ed therefor: _

to) N0. 1 shall consist oi field to- matoes which are clean, reasonably smooth, sound tomatoes of similar varietal characteristics, uniform state of maturity but not over-ripe, well formed, free from blossom and stem ends, growth cracks or other scars which are likely to cause leak- ing or materially affect the appear- ance of the fruit, and free from damage caused by disease, insects, or other means, no culls and oi a. mini- mum size oi two inches in diameter.

(c) No. 2 shall consist oi field t0- matoes which are clean, sound to- matoes oi similar varietal character- lsitcs, uniform state of maturity, but not over-ripe, free from blossom and stem ends, growth cracks or other scarsor dihncge- which is likely to cause leaking or materially affect the l appearance and market value oi the

HALIFAX i, yAUfi UST 24 -AUGLUS 3| r’ Great! - 0- Let’s o!_

“John Hayes, of giving evidence

lvllss Josephine Doyle, who ins been spending her vacation at her home in this city, left yeeterdey moral-n! on return in Saint John, N. B.

‘j I

Sunday, July 21st, Hlghfleld at 11 - Road at 3 P. M, 7.30 P. M. Mr. Ge wall will conduct

JUST ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND

A nice stock oi Nsyiofs Genuine English White Lead.

Mr. end Mrs. N. A. Nicholson of

Charlottetown, have returned home ' shei- spending the ‘put two weeks visiting in Mont i and Boeton Mess.

_ Mr. H. R. Hillson of A. Horned: 00., left this morning for Oshawa,

wedmww 1m, Ontario, to attend the annual conven-

1, 73° a M_ m“ tion of the McLaughlin-Buick Motor

Wm much wed, Company on the 18th inst.

"rues at 7,30 P. M.

at Murray River

This product will stand the weather better and go fur- ther than any other lead on the market.

12,51‘; _:.

_ _ g i of l king.

Though the pleasures they are :1- “ -- ' 1m?“ £15“ m

p Add the privileges greet.

Mrs. Dan Anderson of Montreal, But the cHInlQII-i-lBB-PWBWQ

is visiting in Charlottetown, the which they tsgasure beyond mess;

guest oi her father, m. l-rom-ylil ; _» ‘

MscFar-iane. » -

"- 1

Also always on hand Paint Oil, etc. etc.-

Bethune Hardware 0o. Ltd.

Phone ‘I51. I23 Queen Street.

s urpcntine, Dryers,

at Murray River Ewen Msclflugsl nesday 17th at Special collectlo and Belle River.

the robes oi_ the order. The uniform and robes were of course worn for the aLrtlst by models and when His Majmy saw the iinishedwork ior the first time he was amazed to see that with his navel uniform he car-

MACNEILL y l

u" ' "n- io reedriigjillttle letters W ~ - Irons’ Vice-Ciumberlalns oi state.

Neill, of Murray while undergoing‘ e Charlottetown‘ i"

Mrs. James M Harbor South, an operation in

ii SCHOOL-In - of Vernon River

vcicivon n the financial re

“THE FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE"

Miss Foley of the Falconwood Hos-

J fruit and oi a minimum size oionc Bcllofll. Plibllllied e time e o the l‘ .

I and three-quarter inches in diarnet- amount voted fo unning opezatlons pm" “afl- “llfl ‘Pending " ‘mum’ 1M m,‘ ma“ Lmfimtisnugllzrtgy “ed the 5W°rd °r a Field Mflslml- 308F101 0n M011 Y. July B. 1939-

; en w” $17500 The mam, pa“ Mb visit in the city. the guest of Miss 9°73?“ ° ma"; ‘an m‘? So that sword has since vanished Mrgmcueu hm en suggerin; from

Church ServiCe8 that country. They said it was Im- Section 1 of the said Regulations Dmlflld and m‘ - w“ “M4 not ma“ can“. m“ m“ atkmoon :5. tlohepmp groin tori-louse oi ‘mm the canvas‘ “m” 1°’ “m” nth" H" ‘mama manucfs Land." is hereby amended by the addition of $35-64 B! Previously ellted- The on " m“ m mum“ ma“ do$n§ohs m hm/puiggmenc‘ Wm There are more hnmurs ma“ one ‘lath ‘mm’ i“ 5 “k l'° b" “m”! i ' in our sculptures too. We have a m4 [flmd“fé born o“ Aw“

The subject oi Rev. Dr. Ramsay's the following paragraph (t): amount for stove is $337 “Mn m1 om“ 1n me new

ZION CHURCH address at. the morning service was (t) “which materially aiiecis the M18 Jeenei-te Boyd. Boston, Secre- Puummt 091m assemble. If so it mounted Duke o! wellmgtonplad m zard- 189° and ‘fled at u“ "'17 *3‘ i "The sacrament of Beauty." The text epileararice oi the fruit" means wn- NOT"?! T0 100A!- ADVEBTIS- my o! ‘mnmn Mam‘ c0" “d M!“ " an the panoply M mnmlry mm‘ but °1 39 3'99"-

In the morning the Minister spoke on “Fearless Faith and its Founda- tion." The service was well attend- ed. Rev. J. Keir Thompson, Ph.D.. wns elso present and assisted in the service. He is our Inter-Denomina- tional Missionary for the" Province Ind is doing e. splendid work. His home is ln'Alberion. ‘

The members of the Loyal Orange Order. end others from outlying dis- tricts marched to the Church for the evening service. The special preach- er for the occasion was Rev. J. W. S. Lowry, B. A., formerly of Toronto( Ont. end now of Cambridge, Mass. ‘it'll-e was also present on the plat- form, Rev. D. V. 0'Meara, who read the scriptures and led in prayer. Rev. M. Scott Fulton, Minister, conducted the service and welcomed Mr. Low- ry, Mr. OMcara and the visiting brethren. '

At the morning service-the choir rendered the anthem, "The Lord is King." by Sirnper, Miss Flore. Camp- bell taking the soprano solo. A duet "Abide With Me" by Jerome was also sung by Miss Campbell end Mrs. _(Dr.) Rodgersoii.

chosen was Psalm 90-17 "Let the beauty oi the Lord our God be upon us." The fundamental meaning oi the word Sacrament is a pledge or covenant and in all the beauty-so prodigally distributed around us, there is a pledge oi the love io God demanding on our part an answering covenant oi loyalty and service. The beauty oi nature can be no less than divine. It is a message of God to us that God himself is beautiful. The beauty oi nature has always been a marvel and a joy to thOSc scars, the poets and as we have so much that is beautiful it is somehow necessary to us and if beauty were no revela- tion oi the character of C-od he would not have made everything so beautiful. It is en overplus of value 1n adding this overpius or surplus oi value God is just expressing what is his nature-love. God is love and love is an overplus oi value". It is this something added, this clement oi generosity that, is the soul oi love and the soul of beauty. In these days oi delightful beauty all through not- ure God is spesklng to us-saying it with nowéi-s. Tile heart oi the Chris-

centric scars around the stern end may be permitted providing same do not exceed in the aggregate one com- plete circle one and one-quarter in- ches in diametter, or, one growth crack radiating from the stem end. well healed over and not exceeding three-quarters inch in length. _ Section 16 oi the Regulations as established by Order-in-Council‘ P. C. 1111 of June 8, 1927, is hereby rescinded and the following substi- tuted therefor:

Apples, plums, prunes. pears, peaches, field tomatoes, cherries, grapes or apricots may be offered for sale in bushel or half-bushel baskets or hampers with open sides and open slatted top, without liners or pads, also in 20-qt., 11-qt., 6-qt., or 2-qt. baskets with leno or patent covers, without a grade designation provid- ed by this Act or regulations there- undcr, but shall include no culls and shall be stamped, in addition to all other marks required, in s. plain end indelible mariner in letters not less than three-quarters of an inch in length, on the handle, cover, side or ends of the basket with the word

BBS-In order to insure insertion o! advertisements, idcei advertisers are advised to have their copy in the Guardian Office not later than 10.30 A M. the day previous to publication. When the advertisements are heif- pege or more, copy must be in the Giiice twenty-four hours in advance.

51l4-5-31-ti.

J7EE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION st c‘ iottetewn, August is-zs, wui be the biggest and belt ever put on here. More prises for livestock. All freight! peld on livestock. Biggest midway ever. Three performing troupe; from New York, ‘end four dsys 110110 racing. Write to your friends abroad and plan to entertain them that week. Send for prize list. J. W. Boulter, Secretory, Charlotte- town. P. B. Island, dly-ti CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will

be dispensed in the Kirk, Cape Trav- erse, on Sabbath 21st Services at 10.30

and 6.30 Preparatory services on Thursday 18th, and Saturday 20th,

at 2. P. M. Service on Monday 22nd

Lyle McConnell, Greenwich, Conn, who is taking up a business course

Mrs. William McQeurrle.

MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Msrket Reports Greenshicids a 00., Stewart Jones a 00., George 8k, Charlottetown

furnished Montreal,

Call Money ... LJ. '... ... .. 12% Abitibi ... s. 43

Alberta Pacific Grain .,, ... 4975 Asbestos ... ... 10% Brazilian ... ... ... ... .... 60% B. A. Oil ... ... ... .... 50

B. C. Power ... ... ... s. 45% Building Products .. 85

Canada Car ....139

Canada Cement .. 28% Canada Power and Paper ... 29% Canada Brewing .. 19% Dominion Bridge 110%, Foreign Power Securities .. 34 y.‘

Fro-eel- Company ... .... 48

General Setei Wares .... M: Home Oil 2min Imperial on '

will be msddtum oi the Whirligig

there is visiting the city the guest oi

b! to 88 Great

oi time diet ‘a descendant oi the Btusxt Kings who fought a constant and unayeiibg battle against the right; egdtied-fouse should, nearly 300 yggyjl gm, preside over a Parlia- ment Vhlci isjunder Socialist con- trill. '1, , "

And hclhfineed all his wits about’

mm. ‘rhis-new House ls s family party. modes of address will be proper? will Miss Megan be ‘my hon- orable dsughter‘ to Lloyd George? Will Sir Austen Chamberlain con- tinue Jto refer to his half-brother Neville-es ‘my right honorable nep- hewii/f

new m, too. will family familiari- ueslgiqtrude themselves into the a-

mlnus stirrups. We have a James the Second clad as Julius Caesar, and u- bove all we have a. Queen Victoria. Memoria1 outside Buckingham Pal- ace.

Seated upon a chair on a narrow ledge some tu‘ciity' feet above the water which surrounds the base sits for even Victoria. the good. Sheer unscolable stone ls beneath hcr and the waves encompass her round a-

bout, By what process that, august

, monarch, and her chair, reached that ‘l rocky eyrie - or why - Heaven and l ; the sculptor alone know.

Lese mBJCSlQ may have terrors even

11h this. lend oi (he free, so perhaps

',we had butter not discuss in , print vriiclltcr the lam sovereign was ‘dance o’ the high eflwem m which

She ls survived by her husband. James MacNeill, by her father, Ml‘- Isaac Stewart oi Murray Harbor south, by three sisters, Mrs. Elliot Roberts, Oxford N. S., Mrs. Preston Prauss and Mrs. F. C. Bennett, both oi Murray River, by iour brothers, Messrs George, John, and Isaac Stew-

gflft all of Murray Harbor South, and

Mr. Thomas Stewart of Providence. R. I. Funeral services were held from

cold l

her late home on Thursday and were

- conducted by the Rev Quincy AI Me-

Doweil. Her funeral was held on her seventeenth wedding anniversary dsy, The very large attendance was an ev-

oi debate? Shall we have‘ hauled up by u mum m. whether. she was held by ell. Interment in the Sif_Oswe.ld Mosley tell the House ‘v some nwdem Raleigh gave he, MMurray Harbor South Cemetery,

cult ‘my wife says this or that. ~ ‘m,’ you Cynthia?‘ Wm Mr‘ Bald’ is more dciicaic than leg, and ap-f ' ‘\-

Ilh ills sddress Baldwin pcre in the

iilshion o! ‘lJook here, Ded?’ And inst will‘ hlppen when a. husband

limb up and dlcii fuxgct her. (Limb

propriaic to Victoria rricroiiccsi. Probably there are few who own .1 car and ‘who know London who do

on‘ one side of the House cxhoris hi‘ not know the Royal Aziiomobzle Club “us,” m" ‘h’ “h” " Dammmm’ in Poll Mali even if they are not a-l

Mnn- d° ma“ u’ "ma" 1"“ m“ mong its mwied members. Still few-

oneei‘ '

or, probably. are there who did not know either by name or acquaint-

Poor Mr. Speekeri

At the eeening service the choir no] the anthem. "The Radiant Morn hath passed away" by Wood- were. end Zion Male Qucrtette ren- dered the selection "The Old Rug-

i ‘fi crmaln

_ once, Sir Julliiri Orde, the late sec-