THE wasnslzﬁ“ GUARDIAN i

’ " “AUGUST 8.~192'a.. ' ' " p _ -r_€_ ,.

MOORE LID.

—2 ROLLS "BHAYCO" for 36x1 l-2x15. 36:315. will build l. fox pen'l2x21x6 feet high mverad

SHOP mun Holman’: Catalog. -ENGLlaH FOX Will: ship-

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ment Just arrived—l3race's. Sum- merside. 8295-41

—PERFEOTION ICE CREAM cold drinks. delicious meals, at Palmer Road Picnic, Aug. 9th.

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-Abaut 200 person; from Prince County alone left tbs island on h-lday morning for the West, by the ﬁrst harvest excursion. li

—-4 ROLLS “BRAVCO" Fox ‘Wins 45x1 l-2xi5. Siixhlﬁ. itsx2xl6. »18x2xl6, will build two for pens §ll2x25x8 1-2 feet high with an over- hang of 1 L2 feet and having ‘J l~2 lfeet buried. at a prioe of only 1825.03 per pen at Braces. Sum- merside. 8295141

top and bottom, at a cost o! only $27.01) per pen. Get ‘this who It Braces Summerside 829-5“

-- HIGH TEMPERATURE.—. The heat wave swept over Summeraide on Wednesday lll earnest when the tempo ’~ t, arose to 86 in the shade. at about which point it seems inclined to stay for the present, despite a heavy downpour of rain on Thurs- day night.

— WEDDING BELLS. — .A prettly wedding took place at St. Paul's church. Summer-lads. on Thursday morning. when Miss Mary Agnes Richards. youngest daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lftlchards. o! Sulnmesride. became

Noises By Th6 W3)’ ygndzvays and street crussingi. Li?

vel crossings on the railway are

have the railwﬂ)’ "Mk l“

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numerous alld are a 6011513“ source. oi danger. A! 11111"! o! these the drivcr of a Cur can only view

_ 119-121 Queen Si.

Charlottetown

Making-dial day do,

a whole day’s work

these Wednesday Bargains

S TORE closes at 12.30 on Wednesday. T 0 m‘ake it worth

(m. a fcfy short, distance. At all such points it would be well I01‘ the car driver to “SWIM 1°°k and listen“ lor the train Whifh ma)’ be cooling. Doﬁlbl)‘ i" h1g1! We“! BAD ROADS. ~ Autolsts and rm‘ w" i" “M- . emphatic in complaint Judged by their record 0f ilk the condition o! the p“, fgw years and the limited H road nn one of the approaches to . ~ . . m l in Sumlnerside~from W. B. Bowness‘ nuhllnfcrltér. ifarll-Oubsll-ifgd i2: m1.“

l pERQQNALS , ‘tn Robertson's flour mills. They.“ 1111 "5 " ‘ " _ ‘ 1 _.__ lclaim that such a condition dis majority of our motor tar llfiVCT$ __\1r, Kgith Mutheson‘ O-LEa,_,-_lc<lllr:l<ts travel in that directiolnmutl l", 5m down as skilful. ul~ 31rd tlietermiilies buisgmrls? in other CﬂmfuL B“, we must

I rec oils. L Zl\"‘l ti s. nutuislis , _ , __ lclailn that they have travelled no‘ wrgel m“ “um “Ave bu“ laround by the Power House. Sum- man)’ num)“ Escapes from loss of lifc or limb, due to careless 0r

llnerside, see to it! H reckless driving, especially from

. | ____ —.\lil.=s Edith Doyhan, Enleral-l.‘ . ' _. POLICE COURT. — Stlnen- exwwnrlz m“ “mm, 5PM“ “miml which is a far loo common cf-

. l tlement? ~ ; We thank you! lggsurgagiihwﬁllﬁﬁl" to Suurls, onglharp, Wm" had a busy ' lsesslon at the Summerslde police _ fcnrc, llundrcds m (IbStTVCf: have nﬂlictrd lills. Reckless. lirivinZ

l ___ . lcourt [Friday ioruin last An ut __\ . , \ z . U Z - o

11:: .‘.‘"i.?...’3i'“.'}.“."‘.55?"‘iii m»- M ‘ lmonda‘. 1118- “'15 ﬁned $1" "ml N59‘ A should bc restrained and punish-

~ g ' " ___ llocnl man for creatinga dlsturh~

_ . , _ 9d with ,1 firm lrlnd. (Haring lit-ad

“M11 J. 501110". Albﬁflull.liiieﬁulﬂﬂﬁé g,l,',lnggfl,-_resfldnugsﬁ.t§ lights, rapid turning 0f corners jggdeo: gxilznim‘, will‘ m su"“n""'llrlrai man charged with selling es- without u sound of “Wlrlllllg Ml’ ' e HM‘ ' ‘Mnﬂ’ u‘ 3mg"- w“ "mud 191ml also frequently recurring dangers.

. ' ' ' ' i" i ﬂ- l .. . ,.. _ . X _._\||-_ Rr-ggie PIHLQ‘ ﬂgsistnntland ﬁned mo hundred “Own” espt-viallv to children, tho agcd. I _ land torts. ~ ittwn clerk has resigned that pllsl- ___ ,tion and accepted tho posltnn .l'-:l._|N31-A|_|_|NG 575A“ 551-05"-

nr infirm and those of defective . vbilm or hearing. _ zmtariagerdicrc of the branch 0fllCe’__M,-_ p_ C_ Ganant. ‘he popula- '" "t ‘L h" R°g“"'“_“~ llubster packer, Surnmersidc, was w ‘ - T _j zinstalling Saturday last a steam re- d ‘lpt-Mri ‘Fred hlchirlane. son cfnom bought from the poruund ﬁr!" 115*?" ""9 "l llmlver- ('°“‘"l(‘o.,.of Portland. Me. The abou- 1 n w‘ M‘ T""“d“<‘ "Wnmg lwctlulpnlent is used for the purpose I

veil the monument in hmlor ofsible happiness lthose who fell and served in the.

lGrHll War. The o.\v.v..\. mu u-a — tend with a guard of honor. lnl are

That Bpprobatimt you re‘ 'the afternoon there will be horselalmut . _ lraces and sports in general. ceived from us 1S NOW DUE. Will ; _—'*""‘*—

l ’ . I l --- lthe bride of .\lr. John Desrociles, - ~» l —UNVE.ILING SERVICE, -—lof Middleton, Rev. J. J. McDonald

‘Wednesday, August 9. will becificiallng. The Guardian joins

- la gala day at (Tlleary. At l0 am Ulvrith ZIUIIIQTOUS friends in wishing

i ithe Monument Committee will lm-,Mr. anti Mrs. Desroches every pos-

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your while to shop early—to make the morning do the work of the w'hole day, this store offers you a series of at- tractive values-tin many departments.

~ ' 2 9 Boys Wash Suits at $ .4 Boys’ plain white wash suits in midcly style, short pants, blouse with long sailor pants and-blue_sailoi' col-. lar. Alsoafew plain white buster styles, slzes3 to 7

years. Regular prices $3.25, $3.75 and $4.50. Wednesday morning $2.49

Me ‘s Palm$ .95 Men’s Summer$ Suills at Tweed Suils

The balance 0f our Men’s sum- Men’s Summer Tweed Suits, mer Suits must go at. factory two and three piccc suitsin Nor- prices. Men’s Palm Beach Suits folk, double and single breasted in grey, tan and lovatt shades. models. They comle in stripes Sizes 36 to 39. Worth $29 7 ., and over-checks, Sizes 35 to 40.

l Worth t0 $36, WednesdaynZ-Y-llil

you be good enough to mail, send, or ; Lwas in town on Saturday. H.

el-t and ask us to call for your cheque in set- ﬁr, John Bum 0,9,,“ m tored to Summerside on aSturday.

"Lvhlfcty first", should be the mutm of r-ar drivers and of ped cslrians alike. Those on foot are often .1! fault. in neglect ol‘ this

hiontague Horse Races promise to be as big an event as usual, _ sound maxim, not taking care to

with some twenty-ﬁre ut the best horses entered. owned on I’. E. mersum island. all racing for liberal purses. Any lover of the "Kings Sport __ will nor be disappointed who attends. “Th? Re" -7~ 9- “Hlillill 0f

,Ch.l'.t'l - n" r The ‘mules Me as Iouows: his)’: rlln eiinlllrllllaliillvtgetllnniucst of. liitrv- J. J. .\fci)nnnld. ll

ilall fr(nd> in Brdcquc and Sum-mt (‘Oqkxng and bathing |Ub5te,._.h and ‘Mr. Gallant claims it is at , » lgreat saving in the packing and ‘of? u; d“ ulmrfflnlé n‘ u‘8'c0:l_ lmore sanitary in putting up tllcl l“ ‘ mm WHL‘ m“ ma’ . l‘ catch. - ll coming lit the same moment, and BERE-AVEMENT ‘often lnisjudglng tllc spccd of an — SAD .—~., ..|- . .- _ . . '_, , ‘The death took place of Mrfdppm“ ‘mg C3,,‘ and hurrllng ‘m _—.\lr. tolln f. _\ic.\oill, of tlltysﬂmue, Y“) m“ m, ‘he m” Mn FUSE; the strccr allcad of it. vAt 0[~l~t::.\iv:;1i'n-ltl0l1ll Yeo. of Southwest Lot ltLolt "lélllt ‘I1 cur l-Iith blinding head-I r. _ . .~ . t - , , . . . rin Sunllncrside the guest of Kiri“ mnéiﬁdal,‘ an" ‘anltgﬁﬁmlzg {an 1mm“ and rmmm: M “"5" n _ _ , ‘ ‘ ','cpr-ralon or apperc l5 n' 0-. . - . . - - bliss Belle Rico. owned by W. B. hit-Arthur, hcnslngton. ,M*“-\:"P1ll-11~ nephew- “11 Oil/er L-lhusplml m 305mm The body m, ‘j eblmcmlll ‘hngewus w ‘mverh’ Upton Prince. owned by W. ll. McArthur, Kunsington. “ICSPHL “l who‘ "abides- Tms" “Mum m’

l lrlved home on Saturday night. r Miss Eldred. owned by John P. Smith, Kinkora.

FREE-FOR-ALL TROT. PURSE $300. Brenton ii, owned by H. C. lloopcr. Charlottetown. Kellie. owned by J. A. Murray Clyde River. Mac Cresceus, owned by lra Carr. Cove-head. Natalie Aqnilin. owned by ll. Kelly. Charlottetown.

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"rlrr- funeral took place Sunday $0 carry lights for their "W111 afternoon. A sad feature is lha: greater safety when driving a. his brother. Mr. Earle Yen. who night‘ although went to Boston and rtrlycd ullh so‘ More ma“ ever born",

—.\ir. and Mrs. W. ll. “ZICKM- ivie. of Montreal. are visiting Mrs. l.\incl\'v-lvle'3 parents, .\lr. and Mrs.

few of lhuln do; "eter-

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lcurat: 4111941‘ 2.40 TROT. PURSE $300.

Mack Todd. owned by Milton Brenaul. Charlottetown.

Korato, owned by Francis Drake. Vernon. Princess Aubrey, owned by Chester l-.‘. Shaw DeSabls.

{Neil Sinclair.

—l.\lrs. Albert Phillipps; and little

'5<>n. ilohcrt. or Beverley,

his brother unlil the ninth day lif- ,ter the operation. returned liolnn ,lnst Tuesday night,

nal vigilance is the price of safe-l

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and it was ty" in those (lllys o1‘ blgh- power- led and s-lviftly nlovlng lnoior cars‘

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an visiting at the helnc c! .\ll'. ",w{\_‘]ll0u.ght_ lnaflhlsvbrother m“! ‘and Mrs. Oliver c. .\IcN'.-ill. srrrrr-."“"‘“ me ‘r’ “" 5"“ ‘lllEl'Slll-?. ll:

Teddy, owned by John .\i. Kearney. Sturgeon.

Jack ‘fodd. owned by Philip Sullivan, Cardigan. Stella Todd. owned by H. A. Caunlvbt-ll Charlottetown. Marjorie, owncd by A. Harry .\lurph_\', Charlottetown. I The Pup. owned by ll. Kelly, Charlottetown. l0f~ti"11'-Q1‘r'"1"i@!<| Mrf- ‘ﬂrsfugisll Baby Todd, owned by W. McNeill, Southport. I "ummtrkm" Hmnumln‘

church. is visiting Montreal. -}l 2.25 PACE, PURSE $300.

Dongola. owned by Col. l). A. Mac-Kinnon, Charlottetown. Baron Boy, owned by J. K. Stanley. Charlottetown. Nellie 11., owned by ll. E. White, Ciutrlottetovrn.

John 11., owned by W. L. Newsorne, Charlottetown. Bdgerton. owned by JiiUlBS McDonald. Georgetown. Northern Lady, owned by J. ll. hit-Gregor, Montaigne. Winnie M.. owned by 11:9. Praunht, Cherry Valley. Louanda. owned by Tcndlc SOIIIplO, Kt-nsinlgton.

Peter Aubrey. owned by ‘fcndlc Selnple, Kensinglon. Harry Gcm, owned by John McCabe luna

‘Some fifteen yc-ars ztgu acrussl the borllcr Judge Gary sot on foot a campaign to SULIllrC great- er safety from ii('(.'llll'lll:i among the employer-s of the l7rlitcd Stav

Clearing out ladies New Straw Hats

Eastern _Guardian

ltcs Slt-cl Curporallion, the rcsultl of which was that t-hc loss‘ of lilo from zlccidcnts in that clu-

: -—.\lr Preston Llnkletivr. oi lLinkl-ltt-r Road, has resigned his lposltion with lilo branch of the lilnyal Ilank, and lt-ft Friday nlnrn- . ling [or Western (Ianatla. ill

On Wednesday nlol-ning you will ﬁnd u big table ﬁlled with handsome, stylish straw hats, all new this season; untrim-

med, black and colored, worth up to $5.50 each, will be offered on Wednesday mgrning at 79c

SHOP from Holman! Catalog.

-" Dr‘ Holmwn “m he in his ploy was diminished by 50 I “m” m Sour“ wedgelslday Angler-lit Othcr l'll'i.,( Cfifpﬂrilllflflq ‘ill

9th.,fr0nl l0 to 5 331- . ~ - ‘ " ~ '

—Tile Schr, lfrailln, lumber lat] loptml like measures and then the ' en from ('hnth:lm. N. ll. arrived ...'?7FARM FOR SALE WITH Oﬁlcmpltlycrs of smaller numbers fol~ in port on Saturdayl. the lulniu r is without crop. Good buildings. Fornnwv,‘ M,“ m0 ﬁrm“ that n“; Ilipprdtrlllgglrsntll the (ulcs Wharf it terglsldlllli ttalélfxlilfirzeapply l” N" lllllllllcl‘ of deaths from industrial‘ ‘ ' I " ' J‘ ‘L 10mm‘ ‘ 0 M! ' accidents urns retiuccd by T50 por

. , . ~.\l.r and Mrs. itnlph nrunrr-gr- ‘THE 2.40 TROT trr um w!" tllrﬂushout 111c- vullre nﬂtivn ,. . . v _ t. .. .. Good meal tables under tilt‘: auspices of the “omens lllstlllltn t“ Halifax. arrived ‘m a visit tolmgu?‘ Aug 9m‘ Wm ha“, 3mm, This Show’, what can he done in Ice Cream. Refreshment Saloon, Band Music, Dancing Booth, etc, will! ‘(hr-Ir [grlnqr "on", l“ sumlnerslhul[hr-Hung “mshesx will, nine all go to make this one ot the best day's outing on P. E. island this m, Thursday nighL season. So don't miss it! Admission 50c and 25c. _.__ -r_ a WES’ 5°cr°mry_ —~Mr. Martin Lynch. Conway. was an inward passenger by th-. Car Ferry on Saturday, relurnlng irnm Monclon. H.

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'l‘liis assortment includes Op- era, N0 Sleeve, and Short sleeve models, all good garments, per- fect stock, properly sized. Selling Wednesday morning at.4 for 89c

While Toyo liais

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New shapes in these popular white TOYOS, all smart, all styl- ish, all wearable. Wednesday morning you may choose at i591‘

new H'perforlners. and all of them out for the money. Teddy won his last race. ‘but see him go when the Pup, gels after him, and there will be another ‘bunch o! "Todd' hounds alter his scalp. 800-061

this line. Anti now a national cam- paign is tn be inaugurated over in (lctohci- with a "Salety

under the slogan “Don't

there week.“

—Dr. and Mrs Enlersnn AicNeilI llrumiicller, Alberta, are spending Get “m1 ' INN“ ‘Wrdb “'9 "5' i and daughters. of 5Z3 Dover Court their vacation at their respective 111161311)’ 11111118 l" 1119 DTP-Wm Road, Toronto, have rclurlu-d to homes in Sunllncrsirlt- and Ken- time nnd hcre lln (‘harlollctowir their homo ntwr spending July slngtun. lit-fore leaving n farewell with his parl-nts Mr .'ill'l Mrs. M. was tr-ntlcrcll the girls. in the folin A, Ml-Neill, Albertun. of a dance. Both young ladies sr-eln to he iavtirzlhly impressed Mtlbellnn and withviestrrrn Canada, and are teuchcrs- of lhlfiklflg of rcturning some time ill the future. ﬂ

—.\lrs. J. Austin Tralnor children, of Charlottetown. an visiting Mrs. Trainer's home at PERWNAI-s Indian River. K. "'——

..°'Mrs. Comier, Boston, is vis-

—Mr. Stephen Ahern. tenchenmnﬁ (‘Emielmvu- was an arrival here on aSturdny, rvturniuz from New Castlc. Mone- on. hlclapellia Vlllley. where he had spcnt his vocation. H.

find Auk for Mlnnrcl’: and Take no Other .

They should be observed alike by those who drive and lhosc \\'ll’I| walk. "Don't Gut Hurt.“ l

(Tiara Ml-Ewcn.

—-.\lll-ases l Kathlyn ..'Miss Ruth Hcmphlll, Boston! is visiting her parents Mr. rlndl Nlrs. Samuel Hcnlplllll, Georgel tOWII. A.l

..’Mr. Romerl linvldl. George- town is visiting Snlnmersltle, A.

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left. ~———- A, ..'.\‘iiss Ziiay Lorus, who has been visltllng llcr homo at George- town, left Saturday for Sulniucr» sile. l,

_ ..'Mr. Maxwell ililclley,

--1Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jamicsnnh Frmay l” lll“°5el““'~ of Moncton are visiting Summer- — ~~~~ ~ side. and the. homo folks. Sand-r --'M1‘- H8111)’ Tlllﬂlle of ilosinn. iillll his brothers are always po- is vlviting his home at George- _pular visitors. K. WWW

..'Mr and Mrs. Charles Mantle-L, who have boenhviesltinizt friends’ at Georgetown, left Sattltrtll-ly for their home in Halifax, A,

. ‘Mina Mary Gotell. Boston. is visiting hcr mother, l\lrs_ Gnteli. Georgetown. A.

Aviliss Kalle Iioward, Cape Wolfe, was n passenger home- WIlPl rm Saiurtllrv. returning from a visit to friends nt. Scotcllfort. 1n-

rllnn ltlvcr rind Summershle. H. "'Mrs' “m! Mr‘ Johny,“

fiilllkhtcr, hiuriol, who llilli visiting Georgetown, ____ ' their homo in Ottawa. ..'.\i‘.. ('1' i .» , *"" Iltlle son Cla-rclnce to the Plrilnc‘: h‘ VISNTRK ']1‘;‘§~‘ilu€l"l§;r-n 205i“: new“ Annle [A5110 and d,“ C"“""¥ "mp m ' has mm‘. m? M .1110 G "w" ' ' 'A' llhtcr Eleanor. Gcorllciowll. are l" 11 "w" "a" l" WW“ "bu" “ml ( ' p‘ e0 5e ) ' ' visltlllm Mrs. Lesllcs mother ill s . r . - -- ‘ - . _ jun,“ fem’ n h, pmmng t,’ 1pm." fliiﬁlttghllll" éioston‘, are visiting ‘_ - l A. _ “ha! ‘he boy-B “Lin” In mmkmy ren s n eorge own. A. . imprnvlnK and in ‘a fair way turre- _ , . ~<...."' a a r l..."‘ll;72..l‘“il‘..“°§‘.;.?l;‘121.3155 l ll “»‘~“»"-=“~'=’*'.“" Georgetown. 1 - \, .\,_/

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and been left tor

..'Mlss Gladys Drill, Bristol‘. it; spending her vacation at llci“ A

homo In Georgetown.

-~.\irs. Thomas Butler. jr., of

(llr-ngnrry, who pccompnnlcd her

. A big table lull oi

Wliilt and l -. l. Colored Voiles 2P T168

. He“? is? Wedllesflﬂy mOPning bargain that is really sew satlonal. This lot consists of perhaps twenty pieces of pretty volles, some 1n plain colors, others in ﬂoral patterns and many in

illrlgilgt P?‘ 1118615701: them over, choose on Wednesday morn-

This is a good skirt-it is well made, nicely ﬁnished and nicely trimmed. i It is a real bargain for Wednesday morning at - . . . 98c

Cast The Leaves

Into the boiling water, Instead of pour- ing the boiling water over them-thin ll the interesting new way of making tea. Have you tried it?

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Fill a saucepan with fresh water. Bring it to a boll. Remove the cover and ton coma Blue Bird Tea Into the ‘oolilng water. Re- place the cover and remove the laucepa ' Immediately, ‘. , ‘ '

..'-Miss Minnie Dt-lorle, Bgutotl , ls visiting Mrs. Jame: Boudredult I Georgetown. A

..'.\lr. Stillman Johnson, Georg:

- _ . town left Friday for Western Can l , l, ‘ v- .- , min. A

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' Erma? Happiness! n

One interesting Wednesday morning‘ sale is this lot 0f MID- DY_ BLOUSES that will be clear- ed m the ready-to-wear dept, fgreach ........'......l....$l

_ ..‘Mins Freddn Aforrlsey, Geor- "gctnwn, left Monday for linlifax. to visit rller cousin, Mrs. E, S, Mcehan, A,

Live Fowl Wanted '

llighcst mnrkot price paid for ___,_ live fowl ‘weighing over i 1-2 lbs

..'Mrs. Harry Thistle, who ha; from Aug. 8th llll the 12th. No been spending the winter lfi Lelllﬂfm! lwwlilvll- Boston, returned to her home at P. J. NOYS, ‘ Georgetown, Hunter River. ‘

Civil: .il|ll-§ Orltllllzil (Tl (Milli