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IN MEMORIAM

MR NORMAN MCKENZIE (Necdham Mass Exchange)

Norman MacKenzie, a native oi this city and a resident oi Necdham Massachusetts ior 38 years died on Tuesday, July 16th. He held a unique place in the life oi that community and (luring the part ‘oi his stay there cspably performed the duties oi the Chiei oi Police. The eminent position which he occupied and the respect oi his iellow towns-men ior him are revealed by the large number which attended his iuneral and by the pres- ence oi over iiity police officers from the neighbouring towns.

Norman MacKenzié was born in Prince Edward Island, May 8, 1858, the son oi Malcom and Katherine (McNevin) MscKenzic, Canoe Cove. For the past 38 years he has lived in Needham, where, before his appoint- ment as police otiicer, he was em- ployed by the late Alfred Parker, building contractor, December 28, i881 he married Flonie McNevin at Bon- shaw, P. E. l, and to her he showed the truest devotion and the most ten- der care until her death, June ll, i926 I-le is survived by {our children- Harold L. oi Stoneham, B. Mabel oi Needham, Mrs. Seth Winch oi Fram- ingham and Mrs. Edward Blake oi Needham; three brothers, Malcolm oi Canoe Cove, Nell Long Creek and John, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Mc- Lean oi South Boston, Mrs. Florence McEachem oi Brocktcn, and Mrs. Roderick McLean of Milo, Lot 9. Prince Edward Island, and three grand-children, Francis and Norman Winch and Harold MacKenzie Jr.

AUCTION SALE

AT GEORGETOWN i The property known as the Altlmn Hotel, sample room and (our lots. Also a very old mahogany dining table. One hali the purchase money may remain on the dwelling hﬂllﬂﬂ- T. E. MORRISSEY, Auctioneer. ‘1115-8-7-31.

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LAND picnic. August 10th, Legion _

Band concert. PARTIES WILLING t0 take guests during Exhibition week will please communicate with the P. E. Island Tourist Association. Phone no. 320. ti

7118-8-7-31

BARBARA MACNEILL at Victoria Hall, Saturday evening. 7119-8-7-31

START TO GET your exhibits’ ready ior the big provincial exhibi- tion, Charlottetown. August 19-23. Send ior prize list. J. W. Bouiter. aeo- retary, dly-ti.

LIVE FOWL WANTED-J will be buying live iowl all day Wednesday, Aug. ‘ith, at, my hatchery. Splendid prices for good quality stock. Empty crops. S. R. Pendlcton, Kenslngton. ‘1057-8-5-31

CASH AND CARRY CATALOGS.- li you did not get your Catalog of our big sale oi HOUSEHOLD HARD- WARE, call at our store and ask ior it. You canft afford to miss, this. Fennell d: Chandler, 7000-8-2-61.

TO GUARDIAN SUBSCRIBER PlCNICKERS-When you are prepar- ing to go a plcknicklng it may pay you to take advantage oi The Guar- dian special oiier oi’ plates, spoons and forks. Read advertisement in this issue. ti’

UNITED CHURCH SERVICES at st. Peter's, Sunday, Aug. 11th, as m1- lows: Marie at l1 a. m.; Greenwich at 3 p. m, and St. Peters Bay at 7 p. m. Rev. Gavin Reilly oi Ohio, will conduct these services.

WEDDING BELLS—Frlcnds in this city have received the announcement oi the marriage in Calgary, Alta, on July 9th oi Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mutch, formerly oi this city to Mr. Harold Collins of Calgary.

T0 COUNTRY ADVERTISING PATRONS-Will- advertisers in the colintry please note that all small advertisements are payable in ad- vance and when sending an ad- vertisement to send the cash along with it. 6661-7-15-11

NOTICE T0 LOCAL ADVERTIS- EltS-in ordcr to insure insertion o1 advertisements, ideal advertisers are advised to have their copy in the Guardian Oiilce not later than 10.30 A. M. the day previous to publication. When the advertisements are hali- page or more, copy must be in the Oillce twenty-four hours in advance.

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THE PROVINCIAL IZXHIBITION at Charlottetown, August 19-23, will be theblggest and best Ivor But on here. More prizes ior livestock. All ireights paid on livestock. Biggest midway ever. Three performing troupes irom New York, and "If days horse racing. Write to your iriends abroad and plan to entertahs them that week. Send ior prize list. J. W. Boulter, Secretary, Charlotte- town. P. E. island. 417-"

ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATE!)- There was celebrated in Charlotte- town yesterday the 40th anniversary or the wedding oi Mr. and MrsfE. H. Beer, now oi San Diego, Califor-

Ti-IE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN'

Sold ‘ﬁrst; named afterwards

E marketed coffee

for many years be- fore we dared give it the name, “King Cole." For King Cole Tea has earned a reputation far too valuable to risk on any article unless we could be sure that King Cole quality would be main- tained continuously.

And when we tell you now that we are satisﬁed to sub- mit King Cole CoiTee to your judgment you will ap- preciate how sure we are.

King Cole Coffee is as good as King Cole Tea. You know what that means.

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PERSONALS

Mrs. Eddie Cantwell returned home after visiting friends in Souris.

Mrs. Jean Richard has returned irom a visit to her sister's in New Glasgow, N. S. ‘

Miss Ethel Blanche Mullen, oi New

York City, has arrived home on a vis-

it to her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mullen

Mr. and Mrs. James Calder have returned irom a visit to their daugh- ter's Mrs. Clarence McRao and Mr. Wm. McRae in New Glasgow, N. 5.,

Mr Calder looked exceedingly "will

alter his holiday.

lvilrs. greatly surprised by a. visit irom her sister, Mrs. Augustus McAulay,

Springfield. Mass. Mrs. MacDonald,

who is in the city Hospital is get- ting along as well as can be expected

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Spencer, and daughter, Marian. arrived in P. E. Island Monday, July 29, after motor- ing irom Ohio. They are spending the month oi August with Mrs. Spencer's

parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Creed, o; Albion. (Patriot please copy).

MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Market Reports Greenshields a Co., Stewart Jones b 00..

iurnlshed by Montreal. to 88 Great

George St, Charlottetown,

Quoted at Closing, Aug. 7, 1929.

nia. Mr. and Mrs. Beer moved t0 Call Money ... ... ... 8'73 that city about a year ago, but this Abitibi . .. 511i. summer returned on vacation to Alberta Pacliic Grain ... .... 40h’. their native province. The ceremony Asbestos ... .... 10% was performed in old St. Paul's Brazilian ... ... 67% church on the morning oi the 7th B. A. Oil .. ... ... ... .... 5i oi August, 1860, by venerable Arch- B. C. Power 2.. ... .. 501/.» Deacon Jones. Building Products 83 ——— , Canada Car .. 125 WELCOME VISITORS-The Rev. Canada Cement ... 26 Malcolm A. Matheson and Mrs. Canada Power and Paper 363-5 Matheson have returned to their Canada Brewing .. 18% home in Chicago. alter spending Dominion Bridge... 110 three weeks on the Island with ma. Foreign Power Securities . 38% Mathcson’: parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Fraser Co. . 52% L. MacPhee, Commercial Cross, and General Steel Wares 34-7. with Mr. Mathesonh brothers, Ar- Home Oil . ..... ... ... 23% chic and Niel, and his sister, Mrs. Imperial Oil .. 29% C. J. McDonald, oi Millown Cross Industrial Alcohol 22% The Rev. Mr. Matheson is pastor oi International Nickel ... .. 50% the Kelvyn Park Presbyterian Church, International Petroleum .. 24% Chicago. During his stay on the Is- Lyell Construction 24 land he preached in Caledonia. Pres- llinssey-l-lerris 54%

bylerian Church, in the absence oi the pastor Rev. Mr. McDowell. who has been called to his home in Penn- sylvania by the sudden death oi his mother. In addition to their visit to this, their native province. and Mrs. Mdthesan will also vis- it Montreal. Quebec. Wstervillo. Maine, Boston end Niagara Falls be- iore returning to their horn; in Ohi- cago.

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Price Bros. . ..... ... ... “10656 Quebec Power .. . . .. . 94% Shewinigin ... . ... .. 103%

. Wu, ‘ ... .... 8t Winnipeg Electric ... ... ... 83 Canada Melting .. ... .... .. 25 DominiouTar ... .... 25 Stool oi Canada Pid. .... 5'! Consolidated Gal ... 158 Radio ... ... ... 83% Allegheny ... ... ... 50% American Can M16394 Purity Bakeries‘... "130 Canada Bronro ... .. ‘n hmoue Players 64% O. P. R. .. 228%

General Motors ... ... ... ...

Marguerite MacDonald was

Preparing For Round- The- World Flight

(Special to the Guardian)

LAKEHURST, N.J., Aug. (l-Eerth- bound ior o. iew hours the mighty German air liner Grai Zeppelin rested in the naval hangar here to- day while workmen prepared her ior her round-the-world ﬂight which bc- ' gins Wednesday. Patching and paint- ing, dozens o1 puny humans crawled I over the big silver covering oi the Crai, repairing the damage caused as she buiietted the winds in her 95 hour voyage from Germany. Mean- while other crcws were pumping iuel and hydrogen into her tanks.

The greatest oi caution was taken as the workmen scurried about their tasks. No one was allowed to ascend to the upper ﬂoor oi the hangar un- less they wore rubber soled shoes as , a- precaution against a spark being struck off near the gas ﬁlled bag oi the Zeppelin. Hand pumps were us- ‘ ed ior the iuel lines, there being‘ danger oi sparks irom electric-driv- en pumps.

Seven hundred and ninety thous- and cubic ieet oi ethane gas will be pumped into the Grafs tanks to re- place the iucl gas used on the west- ward trip. The ship will need 530,000 cubic ieet oi hydrogen to replace the lost lilting gas. In addition, live tons oi gasoline will be placed aboard. By working all night the task is ex- pected to be completed by 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.

Dr. Hugo Eckener supervised part oi the work. The Zeppellns mot- ors, he announced, were in pericct condition. Only a iew tiny holes were torn in the envelope by the ocean winds, and they were easily re- paired and painted. Dr. Eckener hopes to point the nose oi his crait eastward some time Wednesday on its iourth crossing oi the Atlantic Ocean. Only three stops will be made in the Oral’ Zeppelins round- the-world ﬂight. From Lakehurst the airship will head ior Priedrichshafen, its home hangar. The second stop will be at Tokio, and irom there the Zeppelin will iollow the great circle route over the Paciﬁc to Los Ang-eles. Then Dr. Eckener will direct his ship ior Lakehurst to complete the globe circling voyage which he expects will take 22 days.

PRICES

' We beg to announce a cash sale of all Ladies _Wear at very largely reduced prices.

Reason we need a large amount of money quickly, _ and in order to get the cash we will sacriﬁce the goods regardless of cost during August. ' A

THAN 01v DOLLAR 0A YS

Prices on Specials Maintained '

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capable of a speed oi more than 300 miles an hour.

Ii the test shows the craft up to expectation it will be taken to En- gland by Lieutenant Williams for the Schneider races at Cowes, Septem- ber 6th. The last Scheider race, in 1927, was won for Great Britain by Flight Lieutenant. S. N. Webster at Venice, who piloted his super-marine racer over the 350-kllomeier course at a rate of 281.635 miles an hour. The United States had no entry.

Twelve motor buses have lust been put in service on the new Shanghai- Kiating motor road in China,

Miss Beatrice Harrison, oi Oxford, England, entertains her pet pigeons with violinoello solos.

To Whom It May

. -..i._..._____~re,' Nicaragua will spend $2,000,000 in Bowie» irom all 9111c or ‘ constructing the ninety-mile hlgh- recently attonveﬁ e "In

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U. S. WANT SCHNEIDER SEAPLANE TROPHY

WASHINGTON. D. 0., August 6 (By Allen Quinn, Associated Press Aviation Editorb-Hopes oi the Unit- ed States to wrest the Schnleder sea- plane racing trophy from Great Britain are pinned on a small poweriul mom- plane which has been completed at the Philadelphia naval nlrcrait iac- WW and is being tested by Lieutenant Al Williams oi the Navy. r Details oi the planes construction are being guarded. These are known, however, to depart from previous Am- erican racing plane practice, ln that the crait is oi monoplane rather than biplane design. It is powered with the Packard 24-cylinder “X” engine, which is understood to have under- gone radical changes at the hands of experts at the naval factory. The engine develops more than 1,000 horsepower.

The little seaplane is said to be u. ssﬁeei 215% Bank oi Nova. Scotia. .,, 39B

Bank oi Montreal ... ... 350 Bank oi Commerce .... .. .. 301 Royal Bank .. 360%

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HARD COAL

The Schooner “Jean F. Anderson" is now discharging a cargo oi American Lackewanna D. O ii. Anthracite in egg, stove and chest- nut sisee. This is the time to put in your requirements while prices are lowest.

WELSH- HARD COAL

Concern I Any person having any Debts or Accounts against the estate oi the late Donald McNeill oi Little Sands. are requested to present same to the undersigned not later than August,

20th, 1929. Closing Estate NEIL P. McMILLAN, , Executor" 7088-8-6-31.

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