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whistling farewells to their wom- eufolk on shore by luuans of their sirens. W failing begins yery often the trawlvr lcavos dock, ls as many as 25 ttraw

Tho farewells include "Love to the ‘lfo and kids", "Behave yon-raelves hilt» i m away," "We-‘sre going shall be back

Snmc skippcrs pride thculsclves a being able to play “Cook o’ The

STOPS LIIENISS from a Bone Spud». Rina Boul- Srlht. Curb. Side Bern, or ‘trailer "troublfl q attracts mildly but quickly and good re- auita are lasting. Does not bia-

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BELFA8T.—The Rev. l), M, Mo. Leod, M. A.. of Ontario, will preach in Belfast tfext Sunday. _ -_ THE MUSICAL TREAT of the

year "Queen Esther" at Vctorla, Monday, July ‘2l.—~2l.

, cl-tdscu or acortauc. -ur.

i}. C. Robertson will conduct Di» v e Service at Glasgow Road on odnestiuy. Ju_iy 23rd at 7.30 p. m. Special collection.

CHURCH 85RVlCEB.—-Evangei~ lets‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace will con-

a grand rally at Murray River 3 p, m- and Beach Point 6.30 p. m. Sunday July 20th. tD. H. G. Moiildk will hold conference and prayer service at lligg ll a. m. and prcocir lug 2.30 p. m, and preaching nt Eldon 7-30 p, m.. Sunday July 20.

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AT ROTARY. ——At the Rotary luncheon yesterday itotarian H. V. liuutain was in thc chair. The guests present were Messrs. E. (l. Archibald of Ottawa, Director of the Dominion Experimental Farms A. H. C. Btxlirsto, Toronto, 1i. H. Simpson, Y. M. C. A. Secretary. Summcrsitle. James l). Thompson, the Live Stock Department, ()t_- tawa. The music programme com- prised an excellent violin solo by Miss lioruby, which was encoreti. 'i‘ht>. reading of a paper by R0!!!)'- inu Morrison was postponed unttl another meeting. The annual ltotary picnic was tllsctlescd, and it-was decided to hold it near the cliff llotel, North Shore, at a date to be fixcd later. Rotarian Grant ropnrtcd that he had communicat- ted with the tucmbers of that New (llasgow Rotary Club who were talking of coming to the island and invitt-d them to the picnic. The date will be fixed when their tlecisiou is known.

' Famous Diamond (By Domitvon NewmService)

LONDON, .luly 17.~Son_le youllg wttllmn Ill ilolltltlil or thc tlroviilces.

elude their series of meetings with ‘

no uo-r mas. "gather-i the Beautiful Queen” at VlctoriadMon- tiny, July 21. -—2l. .

POLICE COURT-One drunk ap- neared at the Police Court yester- day morning and was fiacd $25 or sixty days.

CORNWALL CIRCUIT - Sun- day, July 20th. Sunday School at Cornwall at 10.30 addressed by Miss Maud Haslam in the interest of the Bible Society. Special coi- lection for Bible Society work.

SERVICE A1’ B1’. PAUL'S-The morning service at St. Paul's Church will be at 10.45 Sufiday to accommodate the officers and men of H. M. C. B. Patriot who will at~ tend in a body. The man of the loc- til Naval Reserve will accompany them.

For Sore Fest—Mlnard'a Linlment.

PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Dingwcll, Hny Fortune were among the vis- itors to the city yesterday.

Mrs. H. J. LaCouvie of Quebec is visiting her sister, Miss H. Potvitl.

Mr and Mrs. Eldon Campbell, Bordon are registered at the Davis Hotel.

Mrs. E. W. McKlnnon returned last night by the S. S. Hocbelaga from a few weeks visit to Boston and New York.

Mr. Ch-nrles Kennedy, Kcnsing- ton atrcotupauictl by his motilt-r. two sisters and Mr, and Mrs, Earl iiennctly tuotored to the city yt-s- tcrtiay and arc gutetts at tho liavts Hott-l.

Mr. nild Mrs, Vornon ii. Shaw, and two llttlc tlaughtt-rs have 'if' rived in the city from Edtnonttln, Alta., on a visit lo lilr. Sbaufls parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw, Mi. Edward.

the said notes from R. ii. Sterus to

said deed and that the said Hundred Dollars or any part thuo of is not a liability against the de- fondant, "-

true 5th and iaet pies alleges that after the execution and delivery of the deed it was agreed between pialintlff and defendant that the am- ount oi said note for Nine- Handled Dollars should not nor should ally part thereof be included as a lla- bllity 0i the defendant's under said deed.

The plaintiff joined issue upon all defendant's pleas and tietuurredam the 4th plea- "i ‘It

Jt was ordered that the issue ol‘ fact should be tried first. _ "‘ 1

-'I‘lhe case was tried at last i-liiary Term of this Court before Mr. Jus- tice liaszard and a. jury when a ver- dict was rendered for the‘ plaintiff.

'l‘he defendant now applied to set

aside the verdict and to enter a non suit upon the following grounds:

l, That plaintiff failed to prove that R, H. Sterne in the course of hie dealings with the plaintiff in- curred any liolhllity or become in- debted to the plaintiff on the said note for Nine liundrstl Dollars or for any portion thereof.

2. 'l‘hat the evidence showed tiui defendant bad paid all liabilities in- curred limit-r the deed declared on.

3, That the claim did not art-lo out oi‘ tiny dealings betweenpiaili- tiff and R. ll. Sterne.

4. That the evidence adduced by plaintiff disclosed tlba-t. ‘the said note was an indirect liability of R1 H, Starus and woe not covered by the guarantee. '

5, That the evidence for plaintiff shown-ll that before action the plaintiff trnllt-tl in the guarantee and compelled the tlcte-udnnt to pay the sum oi $7000 therein up lto the full amount of the guarantee aild the sold guarantee was thereby d?» charged, or ill the alternative to sot aside the vcrtllct i‘or the plaintiff and grant a il-ew trial between the parties on the following grounds.‘

ti. Tiltli the verdict was t-nutraty

ai

R. llwSterns on said deed exclu-letL

wedlock from the provisions of, Nine

was oatmwrrrrrowsoesttntait. . ; F

andtthl.llettt,brousht,.a‘winllu. the . .

termsfiifthe guarantee.

0n the second ground that be- tonp, sctloathe defendant paid his fuli Jlahility undet- the guarantee titled}

lt wits urgucti that at one period illlrinl! the currency of the guaran- ktee and before this note was made.

ay ole amount included within tiff‘ scape 5i life guarantee had been paid off and that consequently the iéltsrantee was _sstisflled and the guarantor llréffdctAisohei-ged from any further llnbllity. Even assum- iug that lathe fluctuations of the ac- count between the Bank and the trustomer it happened that there was no liability ofthe customer to the Bank or afileaet none which was included in the guarantee that would have no effect upon the vali- dity ofthe guaranties in respect of further liabilities incurred by the t-tlstoltler duritlg rile existent-o of the guarantee, The rise and fail of the guarnuilceti account. would only luetlstlre the amount i‘or which thc gtlztrztlttor- would be liable froul time to time and this amount might Milw- alli the way fronl uoth in)! to Seven thousand dollars and tilt ‘last. in order- to ptlt an cud t0 the contract of guarantee one or other of two courses would have to be taken by the defendant, either ti) lo pay til-e soul ol‘ $7000 with interest (if any) or (2) to pay the summit tlf any) then secured by the guarantee deed and give notice ill writing to the Bank to make no itlrther advances on the security of the guarantee.

lAs the total payments mane by the defendant amounted to $20liiji5 there ran be no Clllllll to cxotrer ation ironl the guarantee on the first ground. Oil the second ground- it vrouldvnppear that for a time both plaintiff and defendant acted upon the assumption that the guaran- toe \\':ts intended to include direct loans tilily.

(in the 9th of July. i911, six months after the credit was given, the Aiauager of the Bank at Char- lottetown wrotle as fOrlIOWISi J. (l, Stems, lilsq.

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The Tube Holds The Air‘

Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tube: Hold Air More Surely HE tires on your car only give you and factions would be hard to find, they are built the car the protection they should when up of msny sheets of the- thinnest, purest they are properly filled with air. rubber. The tiniest sliver or air-hole can be More-they'll only give you the mileage they defected and that sheet rejected. should when they are properly filled with air. This is the reason Goodyear Heavy Tourist Yet it's the tube which holds the air. Tubes hold air more surely. They really coat ' So the value of your tires, the cost of your no more than ordinary tubeq, because they last tires, depends largely on good tubes. much longer. ln addition, the protect tires Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes were devel-

costing‘ many times the price o any tube. oped to protect the long mileage built into Why risk a valuable casing to save‘ a little on Goodyear Tires.

tubes? See the Goodyear Selected Dealer and They are laminated. Instead of being made lt-t him show you how Goodyear Heavy Tourist from one sheet of thick rubber, where iruper- Tubes are built.

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been returned to the tluawer before WILSON~ROBINSON WEDDING action brought.

The judgment of the Court below in’ lavor of the defendant did not,

A wedding of much local interest both in Albert and Westnlorlatld

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probably the lattcr~is in posscs- l" ' t4, t|t,- evjtlpmo "m1 flgahpyt the t L d] . ; rest. upon the return ofihe tlccept- County was soiemnized Tuesday at GQ ziiou of a. $113,000 DP-"Yl- "iwkmca Ml“ Margaret. Sgncabmlgh m Wright of evidence, ali"jl.r?fl_ff.__l_y_f_u.ll. $1527.50 4111093 but in the Ctmrt of Appeal the Z30 OK-‘lvllli Ill lllfi First Biilllifil " 4' ‘I wh-t-h was tricked tip and given to Bmlloll- M"? "TP-Vml "ll "l6 [Elam] 7, ‘For misdirection; 1n tnfltrtyct. 101340 itfllllli of the arcepltllltres was the Church. Mmmmll. which was very . . h“, by a nuflsmg Htranm,r_ tins! lwcok, Ispelut fiifewAtlays lklflill- h". the Jury um m“, ‘tummy mam, 453‘25 atlbslantitll ground for tlpholdiii-g tastefully decorated, when Miss v ' The necklace was lost by Mm"- mg “W n‘ em’ H“ "n" “r (llfiitéfltillllt uudcr the deed of gunr 2036270 ‘he dafliim" “i m“ (‘mm b“|"“'- Ur“? Annie Rnmnsou‘ ‘hummer ‘so KENT ST- Olga llt-giur, a Frctich Lady uow i" Aibfrwll- "l"! "3""! l" m“ ‘my anti-t- extcndt-tl to and included the 518.65 Th" am“ i" mm‘ Com“ '1 i“ '~"""’ “I m“ m“ E‘ H‘ R“bm$m" and k 1- ~—-——> slaying, at the Metropt-le ilotcl. Y*'"1"-l‘ii">'~ 31"’ leaves Eimruy ‘or note of Nine diuudred Dollars sot 4000a wen-t lllilrll wider nild would silp- MP5. lltlbitleou uurted. iu mar- A FAM|LY_ P R Y ' rlage with Mr. Bertram Elmore

Silo visitt-d the Exhibition and on iiififlwww" when’ "he Wm 79mm“ out anti claimed in the-declaration, iwl‘! the (lviB-llii-iilll’! lPlY-“lllflll ill ihlfl

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ma»; from Iyvflrllfl may have perfect vieien and , therefor! do, a the ,.. uneb d! any e The motive l0 i ef- "ll entire human organism

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Nerve lnlfly- ‘mt when Byl- etuln is present. a much lard- er proportion la rdilulred- Hence defective eyes. thrwlil titélr consumption at an as» eoaeive amount of N lk orly- may certainly

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llPl" roturn hor utecklnco was mis-

during the summer. While in the

sing. Mr. Smith, a tax’cnh proprietor,‘

laud building at Womhley when he] kicks-d an objt-ct lying on tflo‘ ground. Picking it up, he found it to‘ bu souu-lh-‘tlg which ho took for a string of lit-ails.

'i‘hren young woint-n worn talkiui’; ill frtlul, atltl, holding out the llctak~ illi‘i', he tlslu-tl if tilt-y had lost ally-

aittl took it, saying "Thank you’. Mr. Smith thought no more about tho luuitt-r nuill he rt-ad of the loss- of Mme. Region's [)t'i<il‘|3. Then he commumcatetl with the assessors. who have offrrctl a reward of $1,- 000 for the romvt-ry of the neck lat-e.

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THAT CAR

0F YOURS

BY HARRY E-

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PORTER

b §QOQfQO4+OQ§OO COO HGOOQ

Regarding the rings in the pis~ tons of your car. ‘There is lutlch con irovcray on this lunttor, but mod-l

l-rn engineering has provcn cou- rltlrtlvcly nun logical fact: that. rings of any kind or any make will tint remedy ring troubles without first having the cylinder in which the piston works, perfcctly round. Yeltlortlny we explained the pis- ton ()ll(‘l“li'0ll. 'I‘llere are rings in siullcti 0n lvstons that spring out. trout the p‘a‘ml nild nmkc closo can tact with the cylinder wall much on the some t-Huciple as a leather washer nu a tire pump. Thane rings prcvt-nt any escape of gas or colli- prt-sslun past the plsnns into crank case.

it is easy therefore, to ace that no lnai'cr how expensive a rin may he, t’. is vselesstg install rings that aro {wrfectly round tutu mt l-gg ‘illltiltltl cylinder.

QllES.--- The generator on my (‘ar will not charge. i have taken it off and connected a battery to it. anti it w-Iil not revolve. The arma- ture has been tested and pronounc- ed 0. K. and the brushes are also in good shape. What can to done to fix it? ‘

A. J., Georgetown.

ANS-The trouble appears to be in the field of your generator. Make test by removing brush rig- ging and applying a s‘x< volt battery to the field terminals/with a aix volt lamp in series. i think you wil find that the lamp will not light, in which case your trouble is an open circuit in the field. Us- ually this occurs whore. the wlnti- Inga are connected to each other. it will be necessary to remove the tape from these connections to ascertain if the wire is broken. if the lamp lights, ‘it ie past your teat as far an the field is concern- ed. as it might indicate either a ground or short. Ba sure however.

‘lectiy t-‘gkt, clean and Intact. Also, that the‘ armature la not rubbing

the field whilst working. 1f this tit‘ are. a new aunts; or sear-

wns walking ‘outside the New Zen- a

that wires to the brushes are per».

city Miss Sencabsugh is the guest of liir. and Mrs. Reuben MacDon- ltl.

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I IN MEMORIAM

MR. JAMES COMPTON

occurred

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Tho tlcoth

evening after n long

Jami-u W. Compton who was in hlrfll"

69th your. The deceased who wus'

a t-flrpeutm- by trade can“, trt-rjptltlerertileii-ss ‘mclntllcti as a llalbllltyl

'l‘rurti to Cilarlottetown about a your ago, it» leaves a widow (two Miss Nicholson) n. native of Mill; town, and one son Alexander Sey- mour, of the C. N. R., Truro, the

days before his father passed away.‘ 'l‘h»-. funeral will take place at

Brooklyn. hot 61. P. E. Island, the note in soil was I11 llltllrvvl ll-lbllliflthe tieiaiuiztnt was liable without date to be announced later. it will oi’ ll. ii. Sterns and was therelore-reterpnpe to the

Masons of which Mr. Compton was 1 member.

Prohibition Voted Down by the People 0f Saskatchewan

(Canadian Pun) REGINA, Sash, July 17.——Pro- hihlfoti was killed by the people of Saskatchewan yesterday and that Saskatchewan Temperance Act is on its way to n-tllatte the discarded legislation. _

at ii o'clock lsat nlull! when dis iunjtlriiy against prohibit o1 stood at 17,072 and us it cilmhoti steadi- lv on rt-celtlts of furvlulr returns, from illtt country tho fact no longer “'11s lu doubt. Out of a total of 2.6M polls, 830 had reported. The! gave tho vote in favor of prohibi- tum 38.585 and against prohihilllm of 53,657.

'l‘ile' Saskatthswan TWWIIIWTMICQ Act wt-ht 0n trial yvsn-rduv- F" the third time, since on June 30. 102G, when tho bars and wholesale liquor stores in the Province W?" closed by Legislative ontwtlflel)!» tho people had tho opportunity 0i voting on the principle of prohibi- tlou. in 1010 the electors voted out‘ Government liquor stores by four to one, this system having been sub atitutatl by the Legislature for the

voted by 85,000 to 55,000'to,‘-‘prohib- it importation from outside the 11W‘ viuce, and since that ttme there has been the legal purfililse of lu- toxlcatlng liquor for beverage liqu-

ors.

"Are you in favor of prohibit“!!! in Saskatchewan?" was the first question which plied the vol"! yesterday. Having answered “YH" or “No" be was requested to say whether, if a Government liquor control system be established. he prefers: (A) Sale by Government vendor in sealed packages all spir- ltuoua and malt liquors; or (B)

int:

hers. Four years later the Henri" °

B. Flor luiedirection; in instructing I

the jury that the liability of the de- feutlant had not been discharged by the tlcft-tldttllt ‘in payment.

9, For ulisdirection; in instruct- ing the jury that no payments half

int-cu ulndo antler the guarantee by

the dt-feltdant.

tho fact that the original

of guarantee. the bald note avas oi the defendant ticcli of guarantee,

under the said

IL Th“ “'9 "Hm"! was c""u'“r-"lctt.ltoiiler anti the dt-ilt-ntloitt on a:

to lnw,

'i‘hl- Slllldlilllllill crouutls both for , _ _ ., _ ' .|il£‘f8lli|illil colrirlilil-tlug thereto the _ "*4‘*°*‘°"**"*'"” mttpr huyng art-wet] home 50mg li0ilriilli. and _ucw trial one rc-ducetl sum U! $15,“;

is) two, VlZ l. ‘that

tilt! Nlno "lilllllfvil llolial!

likely be under the auspices of the ‘not included ill the guarantee. ultmwhtch m, mm tnhlMuyl 1923‘

-2, 'l'hat before atziiull the tit-femi- aut paid his i‘ull liability oi $7000 tinder the dced of guarantee.

tit appears from the evidence for the plaintiff that onthc 23rd day of December, i920, when‘ the guaran- tee deed was executed. R- ll. Slerus was indebted to the plaintiff dir- ectly iu the shin of ...... ._ Siltllil

That he was liable on trade paper discounted by him ill the sum in __________________________ __ 3372i

.-'i\hnt the plaintiff also held as endomce the paper ol‘ other pt-r sons upon which R. ii. Stt-rus was liable ‘as promlscor which the pity ce-a had discounted with the plain to the amount of ______ .. itllslt "thinking a total of liabilities direct and indirect of __________ ._ $i1i.2.‘.5

.()f the above item of $6849, part thereof. viz: $3200. consisted oi car feral notes made by R, H. Stems in favor of Wcdiock and endorsed l).\' him to the plaintiff.

The Wedlock notes were renewed from time to time, partly paid anti cottsolid-ated until ontha 4th day oi‘ Ilecember, i922. the flnol bslant-s- was included in the note for Nint- liundred Dol rs in respect of which this a tion was brought.

This last note. like its producer's ore, was discounted by the plaintiff lfor wedlock. it was dlslionoured at maturity aild charged to the at"- t-ount ol‘ R. ii. Sterne.

The first question ie on tho con ructlon of the Deed of Qllllriifllct- The various classes of liability in tlended to be covered are thus sol

st

ut:— (l) The liabilities which the cits- tomer has incurred or

(2) la under, or

t3) May incur