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... e:- Bell Booksto Water 8t.

Toronto Bakery, Water St.

Gourllee D , w _ M!“ Gilli“. 87 arena“:

The Guardian will be delivered daily to any home in Suininerslde by er Boy at 2o per day or 10o per week Phone 289-1 for this service ni- vour order to the boy responsible Io: deliveries on your route.

column is reserved for news

interest but advertising oi i-BUY Castor machine on for an

having machinery at Braces. L-2949-1-l4-2i.

—-'l“IIE ATTRACTIVE colors in Braces Thick Butt shingles will not fade. but will maintain their color. ful beauty for years.

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—ICE CREAM FESTIVAL-The ladies of the Presbyterian Church held an ice cream and strawberry festival on the church grounds. The aﬁair was well patronized and was verv enjoyable. 5

is local ewsy nature may be inserted at ,- word strictly payable in ud- ce.

il GER CORDIAL. - Makes n. or 35c at Taylor Drug Kt-iislngton.

(‘Y lrht. medium or heavy

m! in one. two, four or six

stilifCI cans at Bruce's. L-2948-7-14-2i.

l.\\' FOR AlLE-I tim in-

tori to sell by Public Auction ‘ts Farm. Maple Plains.

v Ju‘y 16th. at 3 o'clock

n‘ st din" hay. Hugh F.

Auctioneer.

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M. W. BRO. A.S. MacKAY, Past Grand Master of P. E. Island and member of Grand Lodge of Scotland" A.F. and A. M. who rep-

-REV._ WM. VERWOLF. B. A“ Sirmmerside. will conduct public WOFFIIID In the Pretbsyterian Church. NOT"! Tryon, Sunday at 3 p.m.

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ter part next week can take pas-

sengers. J. M. Carleton. L-3032-7-l5-2i —SATURDAY SPECIAL SALE.

F t l G , sprtingsuneg felt blopwun riréat- FBSSES 8 C06 . HYDE!" I‘I‘i ll!‘€ ra erna reetlngs Store, Central Streethstiérziéngrside’. -3 - _ 5-..i T0 THE VISITING

—ST. BRIGIUS PICNIC, F‘ree- land, Lot 11, Monday. July 18th. L-30 6-7-15-21.

--AT TIIE ANNIVERSARY SER- VICES in MilIDCqUP United Church next. Sunday several Charlottetown singers will assist in the music.

L-30l9-7-15-2l.

—ANNIVERSARY SERVICES United Church o‘ Canada. Mal- peque. Sunday, July 17th. Special , Preacher. Rev. D. M. Grant of St. g Matthews Church, Halifax. The choir will be assisted by Charlotte- town talent. Services at 11.00 A. M.

.MEMBERS OF THE CRAFT AI F‘. & AD M.

“zuishing you a pleasant visit"

IRWIN PRINTING B0. LTD.

yesterday by the Summerzide de- tachment oi the R C. M. P. cliarzed witl destroying prcperty

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E extend cordial Greetings to the visiting cmages‘

members of the Craft from the British isles, the United States and the Dominion of Canada.

has been a good deal of this wil- ful damage to summer cottages and the p0 ice intend to round up the culprits and in future any

h by this Magistrate-w.

~GIVEN TUBERflULlN SKIN ‘EST-JVIZ school children from ..‘.c school districts were given the Lu'o2rcu‘in skin test during the past as eral weeks. Sixty pupils of Mill- o in. Lot 8. were tested by Dr. B.

’ blic IICifth Nurse at Alberton. lie percentage of infection found anged from five per cent to forty to"? per cent. The average for the five schools tested was orgy 21 per cent of positive reactors 161 cases from these schools will next have to be X-rayed to determine to what extent these pupls are suffering from tuberculosis. S hoo‘.s desiring to have tuberculin test are asked to communicate with the public health nurse.-S.

—INSTALLATION 0F OFFI- CERS—-At a special meeting of the life-pie Loaf Rcbecah Lodge. Sum- merside. the officers for the com- ing year were installed. 'I"he ln~ stallatlon ceremony was perform- ed bv Sister Phillips. District De-

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SI-sterkllara Mountain. The areNoble Grand, Sister Ramsey;

P. G. Sister Annie Sharp, Dickie an officers

Vice Noble Grand, Sister Kenny; _<°0__&I-1nued from e l) EsINILQGEII-Itseteru also 2322i‘ morning q d 1 rauere; anprooee

B. 8. V 0., Sister Olsra Moun- where they will arrlvwe M3351‘)! win; L .v. 0., Sister Etta. mornlna- Palmer, Treasurer, Sister Helen Visitln Masons and ladies will Clark; Recording secmmygsigter include e following: Ellen Mollison; Financial Secre- tary, Sister Sarah Phillips; Wur- British Ialeu ti“ 5815"“ I? m“ Dgfrllg Cosimo‘ En 1 a Ge

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—MASONS ARRIVE TODAY- The vtsitin Masons, who have been 91141118 D81‘ in the Bicentenary of Masonry in Canada. are expec to arrive b '

Lodge of P. E. Island, and other Brand officers. They will arrive at Bord-en at 9:05, where" they will be met- by automobiles and driven to Summerside. From-there they will go to the oyster ‘grounds at Mal- peque Bay. Here -Dr. A. W. . Neodler will direct an oyster cul- ture demonstration. ‘They will next visi‘ the Dominion Experimental Fox Farm. where Dr. G. Ennis Smith will show them around. At 12:30 they will be entertained to luncheon at the residence of R. W. A. R. Brennan. P. S. G. W. At, the luncheon Mayor Campbell wllli extend a civic welcome to the visi- tors. At, 1:45 the distinguished visitors will motor to Charlotte-‘ town. The summerside band willl meet the arty on their arrival at;

and 7.30 P. M. L-2923-7-15-2.. ARCHI BALD IRWIN - - President _ -GIVEN SUSPENDED SEN- ‘ TENCE-Two young lads were n N u n bl n H u II n M M )1 "N nu Pl use l1 u II u n n irrrrrrcic brgught, bgfore Magistrate Dgrby ‘.

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Welcome to the visiting MASONS! We Are Very

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We hope you will enjoy your visit to Prince

Edward Island and will come back again soon.

KELLY & MacINNIS

“The Stylemart”

“eyes seemed to be popping out of

Summersl e with band music. |

PERSONALS

--Mrs. Davies of Boston is visit- ing friends and relatives on P. E. Island-S. ‘

—Miss Mildred MacBrIde of Ottawa is the guest of Miss Eliza- beth Gaudet, R. N.. who is spend- ihg her va-atlon at the home of her brother. Mr. Harold Gaudct. Summerside.-S.

-Mlss Ruby Cousins. Burlington. the Misses Louise, Amy and Evelyn Johnson ard Miss Elva Pickering of Margate have retrrned home azain after an enjoyable visit to Edgewat-er, North Bedeque-S.

—Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Robert- son. Stimivierside East. had as their guests this past. week the Misses Wary Miller. Margaret Miil‘er and Dot Mu"='r all of Weminaton, New Jersey. This was their first visit to the Province and they were more than pleased and hope soon to come again-S. ~

To SolL Mystery

(A. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

WIMBLEDON, England, July l4 -S_ot.and Yard tonight sifted stories of midnight whispers in a darkened lane and of a terrified man in a 'I‘rilby hat in an effort to solve the mystery of the slaying of a young woman hardly 100 yards from Wimiiedons famed centre tennis court.

Two puzzling leads came from workers in the green-hedged resi- dential district fringing the all- Eng and Tennis Club where the brunette woman in black was found clubbed and slashed to death.

1. A watchmans tale of a run- nng man in a brow hat whose

his head."

2. The story of a cook in a near-i by residence who saw two cars pull up side by side in the lane when the body was found and heard on; driver whis er. “are you all right?

Both inc dents occurred abou midnight last night, an hour site; the wtablisned time of death.

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DISTINGUISHED

United Lodge of limzland; Rev. Thomas T. Blackley, M,A., Put- Qmnd Chaplain. Provincial Grand Master for Oxfordshire; The Rt. l-Ion. Viscount deVeeci, D.L., Senior Grand Warden: Major Robert 1,. Boyd. 0-B~E.. Mo. Past-Deputy Grand Director of Ceremonies. Ireland: Raymond I". Brooke,

Dwuty Grand Master, Grand lodge of Ireland: Lt. Col. Lord Farnham, D 8.0.. Provincial Grand Master M’ Melt-h» H151 Lady Fhrnliam; Dr. William E. Thrift. Provost of Tri- niW, 0911989. Dublin, and Mrs. Thrift

Scotland: Brigadier-General Sir Norman A. Orr Ewing, Bart, D.S. 0.. A.D 0.. V L.. Grand Master of Scotland; T. G. Winning, J. P. Grand Secretary.

Canada

Alberta: Archibald West, Grand Master. and Mrs. West.

British Columbia: Frank J.Burt, Past Grand Master.

Manitoba: John T. Boyd. Past Grand Master; W. D. Lawrence. Deputy Grand Master.

New Brunswick: Guy H. Humph- rey. Grand Master.

Nova Swtia: N. T. Avard,Grand Master. and Mrs. Avard.

United States

Delaware: George T. Macklln, Grand Master. and MrsfMacklln.

Georgia: William B. Clarke, Past Grand Master. and Mrs. Clarke.

Indiana: William H. Morrison, Grand Master. and Mrs. Morrison.

Massachusetts: Joseph Earl Perry, Grand Master. and Mrs. Perry; Dr. Frederick W. I-IamlltomPast Grand Master. Grand Secretary; Miss Dorothy Hamilton; Earl Wesley Taylor. Grand Marshall, and Mrs. Taylor.

North Carolina: J. Edward Al. len. Deputy Grand Master; Alex- ander B. Andrews. Past Grand Master.

Rhoda Island: Fred II. Barrows. Grand Master. and Mrs. Barrows.

Tennessee: Thmnas E. Dose. Grand Secretary. and Mrs. Doss.

Virginia: Dr. William Mosley Brown. PastGrand Master, and

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Wimbledon residents thought the glrl-—about 16, slender. with tint- ed fingernails and stencilled eye- brows-might have been the same they had seen frequently waiting for a motorist at the edge of Wimbledon Common.

The body was found by a motor- ist. in a private lane called Somer- set Road, directly dpposite Wim- bledon centre court.

Benedicts Lose 7-5

The single men proved .them- selves too much for their married brethren last evening as they bat-

Wﬂson fairly freely to earn a ‘l-E. decision. The ame lived up t0 its forecasts be very tight throughout. The single men went right out for runs in the first inn- ing getting three clear hits which were good for two‘ runs. The mar- ried men exceeded these with one in the second and one in the third ant. went ahead four to two get- ting two in the fifth. The lead was shortlived however, the single men knotting the count again in their half of the frame. - The game was won in the sixth which saw the single men pushing across three markers. Landry and

Charlie Hogan led’ off with singles i

the letters being a perfect bunt down the third base line. Dodds came through with a double t0 centre scoring both runners and Al Clow came through with another run after Dodds was nabbed off third. The married men came back with one in the seventh and had the tying runs on bases with two out when Larkin made a nice job of handling Wilson's line drive to centre to retire the side. The bat- tery of Daley and Hogan worked to perfection and had things in control at all times. Wilson 0n the mound for the losers was effective until the sixth when the single men pushed across three big runs to tuck the game away. Finan- cﬂlly the game was a success which is very gratifying as it certainly

was for a worthy cause. The next league game will be played this evening between the Red Sox and Kensington.

Correction: ‘The report of the game which appeared in this paper on Saturday should have read Fencebustiers l8, Dominion Silvers‘ l2 lnstgd of the opposite which an r .

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, Man-led Men: Millman 3b; Lid- stone 2b; Crossman lb; Hunter c; Wilson, p; E. Phillips cf; R. Clow. rf; R. Phillips, as; H. Durant, rf; IB. Richards, 1f.

, Single Men: A. Clow, lb; V. Le- Blanc, 2b; D. Larktn, cf; J. Casey, flf; R. Daley, p; I-I. Landry, 3b; C. il-iogan. c; Boates, rf; Ralph Clow, ss: Dodds, rf; Morrison, ss. Scoring by 1nnings:--

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ARCHES AS TAVERNS

(By The Canadian Press)

LONDON-Many railway arches rendered useless by curtailment of services have been leased for pub- lic houses. athletic clubs, ‘dancing halls and other purposes.

_______._ EX-GOVERNOR. is MONK (By The Canadian Press)

BOMBAIL-A. J. I-Iamerster, 50, ex-Govcrnor of the Dutch East In- dies, his wife dead, has entered retirement to become a Buddhist priest and live the life of a hermit in Ceylon.

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LONDON-National Association oi Trade Union Societies discussed the "poor writing of doctors" and

nit-Alli; .1... Ileath Penalty

(By The Associated Press)

CHICAGO. July 14--John Henri Seadlund paid with his life today for the crime of kidna/poing. The 27-year-old liunberjack. confessed abductor of Charles S. Ross. con- fessed killer of the man who help- ed him commit the crime. was electrocuted at 3:08 a.m. A.D.T. ir. the Cook County jail.

Shaved and masked. Seadlunc walked tenseiy into the execution chamber almost unaided. "You don't have to hold my arms." he told thc guards on each side of him. "I can get there alone.‘ Ai- ter 50311115! hunseli he made a vis- ible effort i0 relax and lit-id his anms out for the clamps.

He was thr- sccoiid man lo be executed by the federal government under the Lindbergh kidnap ‘aw. The ﬁrst vyiis Arthur (ioocn. ‘.17 hanged at MCAlPstcr. Okla. June l9. 1936. for kidnapping two p°ace officers at Paris. Texas. while at- tempting to avoid arrest.

Seadlund and James Atwood Gray. his 19-year-old accomplice kidnapped Ross in Noriiicrn illi- nois last Sept. 25 Tlitv to (h: 72-year-old rclircrl niniiui.it'.iirri' 0i greeting cards to :1 lizdt-ou‘ lll Wis- cousin's noxlli INCUII} l1"I\1' Spoon- er.

There. Seadlund coilltzn-cti LC agents of the Federal Bureau oi Investigation. he killed Gmv dur-

logreed to call the attention of the Insurance Department Controller and the Ministry of Health to the matter.

lng a quarrel. Ross was fatally injured in the struggle. Scadlund said. so he shot him. too.

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We Are Pleased ‘to Join with Every True Citizen of this

GARDEN PROVINCE

In Extending Cordial

GREETINGS

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