we r r . in " w i ' i i "AUGUST 21 1m was crihnwrrmowu GUARDIAi. rem; 111v]; " ' i» - -.= -‘ -4 ____ ' V__‘___ ______ _ ' , ' t 3 i ‘ " e " - l wmewe SERVICES when Attending the Eslilliitlon are Mr. l ~ '1' 7 . o Unnod church service‘ on Sunday. lClark Herding end Mr. J. A. Hard- - e V‘ o l } ’ % _ Aul. 24th. will be as follows: Wlnsloe ‘“11-D"‘~"°°'““°"-E“‘°"‘d~ l . » 1 v V -"' _ North, et n 1.111.; Winsloe South at —-— ,1. i; cuss r0 sun “the Highlands.’ 3 ,,_ m; awe,“ m“; e‘ no ,,_ Waller E- Dsrby. 135 Coburg road. J w. Georgetown. before you return home. m ; 1°" Ytitfldly t0 spend two weeks GYPPOC Makfis ‘g 4 5933.19.31 ‘vacation in Char1ottetown.-—Hsli.fax "'2' 1i‘ , ,5‘ m?“ srncuu. senvicns s. 1 '“°‘“1"" (continued N!“ page 2’ 1 Summ H '1‘ l I P’? 1 I . DEW‘ To GEOIGITOWN ma M Wm be h 1d m-m Sig“; , ___ I suppressed a \smile m heal‘ new er 011168 on f! v ,. se co e e ' i , * -. . _ ~- __ Q have supper at "The momma." couch a Dune“ on some A“ = Mrs. w. c. Robertson and iittie ,’°°11-‘1111Y the Company of the Indies; FIRELSA ' ,_ . l. , 4- f ' 6928-84841. y’ 8' son Wm. Ernest annd sister Haul A. 3N“ playing m” English harm‘ n1 ' I l ll” f ' "1 7m‘ ‘i’ 35° V- m" "h" ‘he 1*"- Hemme o’ memmown NJ no would be hard enough for them to‘ i i. .1‘ -».' 5,, ‘ . ' which has been recently installed, . ' ‘ ‘ " owxd me“. trade with e u f l. ‘r i. a ' - “T s u AFTERNOON no served ih pev- . yisitln! their parents. Mr. and Mrs. i‘ °“ Pm“ “"111 ROTECT our amil b ~ ' . ' 1 . llio l; ~31 me u. u d , I W111 bl dedltfli-td- The" W111 be svtc- J A memo memo their customers. The directors of the‘= k; y r 7 7 . 1 » r t ’ n 5 n '” ted‘ i isl singing, and addresses from visit- , ' ' ' ‘ comp“, could no‘, m,‘ d] m‘ “B Ym" 511mm" ' l . d m "m" m“ m m“ u um sm-s-io-si. i me mo,“ __ Th", Wm also be m = —— | o‘ t w 1’ e" °°‘“1’ e" . home draught-Proof, dust. ~. I o e -_ Face POW 61'! ______ __ m“. _____ __ m “Wm; “Mu a a Quack Miss Selina G. Myers, cerieten, 8- Slwoeed it must encourage ghei Proof and firfisak Then“ ; i a p 60c Pomlltll" 7°" 45¢ m D'"§'ii'““'ee. we Tooth Brush u. MEN'S HEAVY HEATHER. work ' ‘spent I few divs in Montwn. N-B. °°‘°“““ w “wk f" ‘hmmlval lvory coloured GYProc that " -’ ' ' i v II e u . 1 s d" ____________ __ m gm“ '- see TIIOIH Brulhflc swam-e $1459 and ‘m, e, mm STAR“ BREDGE AND "on"! inst week. While there she was u‘; Work for us. vies their motto. does no! bum will render i 75c Cotyk Powder 48c ""1" ---- ~- m‘ son-s Bros. lwsnc ‘ o s d A pggggnggr on m, o; the i-Momv iMettor ran on. you thrsservice at small cost. ‘I l‘ meifg‘ “o We In ulterior It , Ervfes I: u“ w’ us‘ airplanes. 1 "But that is not the worst, Mon- . 3 E we m" on", Home lG-Xr:DHQVII.I'IR\';IIIU°= s“ BEN-E's an!“ Rewrdimh. tn connectnn “nth the United new Brampton. H we would trade Use it for structurally a‘ Qa ‘rude Powders which no s n“ ‘um, “m” st Church of Canada at Stanley Bridge . m wash McKenzie we“ ‘mo w must send our reduces w 1 N strong walls, ceilings and _ , we below cost. Come in boo Pond’ ‘Illn- mnwi "IPI- ‘Wes and an!“ ‘i’ Emma” I at 11 s. m. and at North Rustico at ' y ' w“ p a W‘ partitions. It needs no de- 1 " Sreet no see ‘hem .. are Don't min thie ;Bul1dmg_ 84m“ . 73° p m Rev H s Bishop m!” ichef of Boy Fortune. has gone m velle‘ Orleans, Biloxi. Ship island. or coration (when anelled ~1 l‘ i iii ‘ 5 ____ i met ‘ ' ' ' ' ' iBench Grove Inn for Exhibition Mobile. And first-grade tobacco can but u can ‘in? ) ‘i I ‘if: _ 40° wmsk? ‘ ' ' ' 21c use Lydln PlnkhlIq-p _ LOQK For; ANDERSON’! Bot-bee‘ ' “we”. m5 many "lam? m glad w bring only 25 “was me hundred. me Plan? it if you évfilwlfii 1 i ‘H9 l ' $1.25 Ironized Yeast 98c ............. .. use ghop Exhibition week. lvfassage and . LEFT son TORONTO-Miss Mar- "t 111m W! It the Inn again. ‘zo livres the hundred. the best wheat easily and quickly applied i; ~ " 11K‘ a 51-00» 75¢» 30¢ Llnerme sun tether Jflhl’! ismmm- 57514541 Billet E- I-Mt. RR, zraduate nurse: mo“: 1311"” and 1‘ 11"‘ 1°? 11 5°"- a permanent asset, andii; - 1 5- ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ 38¢, 47¢, 21c e Q1... m l _____ ,o’ the Prince Edward Island Hospb 1 Miss Ruth Vlnnieombe, scoompani- ,skin think o1 m" vastly superior m “he: ,1‘ g . . I $1.00 NUJOl .. 94c a... cum“ ,0. MELVIN ANDERSON. Queen St..1tal, left this morning to enter theiedby hemsm- 1V1"- A- E- 91111-35. all. “It lshe-rd to he a planter here." building materials. ‘ , i, 1 ‘f; i m 75c NllJ°1 -- ' " 68c 81-15 Gold Slcdol m... lbarber. Up to date and sanitary l Toronto University. some time I80 gvenel’ NJ" h“ yesm-day murmng ll agreed‘ “NW m oawlmapbut I You, deal - - i’: 25c Snap . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 18c cover! ...... .. sun equipment. 5961-8-21 y Miss Loft Passed her Run. exnmina- 4 fly motor to spendla few weeks vwl- @1111“ "Wm there?’ listed below ‘igkshlumz " L’ é . " $150 Fellow’; Syrup __. ‘ $119 15o Darrin’! Ernul- u" i i n50“ mlkmg the highest mo!“ mi .on at Petite Riv ere, Nova Scotla. Ville understand monsieurs very for fuu- f ' . m: m a7 i}, 50c VlCkS . . . . . .... ... 44C ‘M c "'1 """ " ‘ YOU ‘CAN SAVE MONEY buying I sll Hospitals in the Maritime Pro-‘ gcensible en-totion. Monsieur cannot‘ me Waixilbggzatgznsggdcz?‘ f‘ 5 s; ". 60¢ Chamgs omtment ~ ~ - - ~ 49c ‘ ‘an .‘l'e'lliei;i'ii;;ue"° an Exhlbmm‘ Range‘ s” them a‘ I Vince‘ and wmnmg m’ h" a 5mm‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Spencer and 1m“? thaw said Jums‘ i iritcrcstino freebo k “B lg]: I Iii‘ 69 I d x .. 56c ‘Brace’: booth. 8-20-3i. arship of $600.00. Miss Lott-s mdny i. H15 expression and bearing were - 1’ °. “' ‘ l‘ s ‘ c 0 e .._. . . _ . .. “A” Quinn“ "on _ , ' I v daughter Marian motored to the Is- ‘Him “an o: l? his _ d ' lrlg and Remodelling with 1‘ 35c Analgesic lnmment. 24c m, “u... _, n, ' . friends vrlll look lOIVlHId to hei- fur- lend 1mm the.“ home in Elyflm ,~ ‘p; y‘ so . “or s eouteiheu, Gnome" ,7 , 60c Tumge 131m; 49¢ m um ______ __ m - i THE NEW THINGS m 1mm. titer ndvancerneritin hei- chosen pIO- Ohio, mo o" spending two weeks o lei-ed threat. 5 _ 35c British Troop Qll . .- - also $1.25 m. smee Norm "- 1. COATS.‘ dyes“ and m" a." mw‘ fissmn‘ with Mrs. Spencer's parents, Mr. and ‘ (To Be continued GYPSUM» LIME AND ; ‘l ' ‘ a 75o Hair Restorer _______ 35c ‘TOIHQ ........ .. use _ ,ing daily at Johnson; Ladies-Wear, -_- -Mro_ w_ H‘ Creed‘ o! Albion‘ _.____ ‘ ALABASTINE, CANADA, ,\ I, F5 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 37c 35o on...» i144 Greet George Street. Call and succsssrnr. cnuacn res _i _ _ _ LlMn-ED »- E 1,; is, 25c Listerine T. Paste _ H _ 21c llllo . . . . . . .. toe c‘ lee; mem and 33g early choiw weiThg Crapaud Anglican tea, which jPyt-hlan Sisters ' Alum"! - Quebec ‘i 50o Pinaudve T_ paste _ _ _ _ 33c ihkalbzfizrflwn Tntlg; ‘shall hold any you may choose un- “as he1d 0Y1 Wtfihfisdfly. 13th instu. k . ~ l hi,‘ $1.00 Hoflickvs Melted Milk 79c i til wanted. 5965-B-2l-2l-Wed s; Thin-g was, notwithstanding many other at- 1 i In session ‘t , q? 25o Hamilton! All: . . , M M.‘ 39 o‘ tractions on that day, attended by a. i 50c §°rhck§ ‘ an“! " l k_ c o“ n” n01‘ MEALS server; mmng 33mm 1 record-breaking crowd. Many of the l o "i l‘? 65c Wiione .. . .. .. . . ... .. . 04C 50° ‘mhirlnl. gee" ° “on week m Leeeue o; crhe 3,,“ ‘prominent citizens of Charlottetown Fmy people attended the mold Day; Salnt JO/ln, N. Be ' . o w 68c Pinex _ . . -. . - - -'-- -- 49¢ and Serra Pills 39o by me women Q1 51; Dumgang Bas_ ‘and Summerside and the surround- o“ the mm o! M‘ Thomas Noonae‘ at l _ 4 , __ ‘ 50! Pertussin .. . . . .. . . .. . 38C ooc Dodo.‘ Pm. V‘ 3M mem 5913449431 ing country were in attendance. The, Richmond P E I “to, an ox lam '- W‘ " i“ _' Sure Cough Remedy so: Pink Pills 38o ' » tea tables and refreshment boothsi anon or toe Qvoek o! the seaeionpand 191111111111 Pres!) ' l‘, y i’; . 50c Mother Graves Worm soe oiu Pills 88o , ELECTRIC WASHERS 531love see iwere well patronized until the shades: o “View o! a number or Poeashélots ST~ JOHN- N- 3~ A1114 19—T1\e i. ‘l I FEW _;_, Syrup . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41C '—"-——@i-=- . ‘these at Braces booth, Exhibition y“ "gm beg“ 1° l“? Yvhe“ thei, outside the station an interesting Grand Lodge‘ Knights o! whim’ 1 l 5 Ml l 35c A. B. s. C. Tablets 17c .__.______ Building. 8-20-31.lgfiilf§tberefibeauglufiY33119911 1w 1 poem, cum... demomanm, m put jg: ‘s: glleanfqfétéiple given 518- , 1 ... . 25c Aspirin .. 16c 1o AN ‘i 1 _ u o" ‘orig’ entériaonrggzip "red ch by Mr. Fred Nash. Poultry Pro- session hm ‘eralfied mg”: ti" fillilt. 50c OX0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41C ALTOSTROP R 6E5 a‘ n“ mmlblllm? 51111395 o5 on d\ ’_ _‘ in t ‘ moter for the province. This was en- noes do , eh d _ e m“ . us — '1" ‘ 25c Putman’s Corn stones L“ZS1"°:’“R§“ °x°i11°nl= 11M °f steel i n‘; riazzrcsgzytilslefrigli: 3:55; loved with Profit by both 111°" and Russell '1? stellar?‘ Mrs‘ Ehzabeu; ‘ . Ls i“ ‘ inn cas nges. d lrln l l‘ - . , _ . on. a mem er u - - . . ; _ b‘ Extract I ' ' . ' ‘ 21c Ahvnl‘. ‘good range at a “leg? reisonegifl: lllted much amusement for both fiorgenClLeigtul-est were Elsa Ewe“ by Murray Temple of Westvilie. N. 5-. Marlhme Representatwlk-N‘ B‘ Melville’ i ‘ l. " 60C Hair Groom . . ... .. .- 48c Poe; T lprice should make it a paint, go 599.501.1115’ and old. John H. Myers. M.P.. l leaso M. do“ he lmprmemenF M was elected Grand Chief cf the 53 Rupert streets Amherst» N- s- 1.3‘ ii‘ i L! 7 50c Stay-Fix . . . . . . . . . ... . 38C 31" E the 11m,’ e B4041} auctioned the cakes for good prices , and ggesmanmuzlzgpgelate: Sukgectts‘ Pythian Sisters of the ltlaritime F“ 511° B7 I '1 i‘ , . < ~ . i , . r on ow es - y. . ' ~. . s - 70c Sal Hepatica 58c 33¢ _ [ —- imd socially and lllflnclally the moi m “summons and ca" ems Prollnces. this afternoon. Other of- L. M. Poole - - Charlottetown, P. .. I. -.- $1.00 Abbey’s Salts 88c _____=_____ , Tm: new rnnvos n: rsnpihngiieeh picnic was serene success; crops 015mm interest were an“; liters are: Past Grand chief. lussj Poole 8t Thompson. Limited - Montague, P. _. l. "1 ll e $1.00 Urasal _ _ ‘ ' _ _ _ __ ___ _ 88c e , kcoATa dresses and furs are omvfiwhlch was very gratifying to the . fodder com and victory 0M5 m this- Jean white, Charlottetown; Grand R_ T_ ‘Hohnan, Limited _ summerside P. f‘ ' ‘ i1 - 3 $1.25 Kruschen Salts . .. 68c —-_'*""'"" ilns daily at Johnson's Ladles-Wear.'°°mmm°' mmarg‘ latter connection Mr Noonan ls e seam‘ M“ name Gales’ Halifax: MOMS-Bernard 8t Co Tignish ' P : l ‘ 1 ‘l 65c Andrew Salts . 51-011 144 Great George Street. Call and L . an Gm“ 111111“ W8- Olse Gibson. ' . ' . ' ' If ' 1 . ' 1 S100 Ends Salts Gnum“ S" 1119111 find set early choice. We PERSONALS igiettzotizgmgggfieile‘;1:r‘;°‘tgn'°:: Moncton; Grand Manager, Mrs. Pier-i Matthew 8‘ Mel-ea" ' ' 591-1715» P- 11; l- y t 1 I ‘g ' _ ‘ ' c ry a . . ; . 33C Syrup Figs _, __ _ BLADES _ ishall hold any you may choose un-i Mrs Reba E M‘ _ M e ence Black. St. John; Grand 1115-; i . _ x _ l _ _ ye e d L“; .r. Noonan is to be congraulated . e . _ . e $1.00 Beef Iron and Wine 79c 88o . .'l11 “fluted 5955-8-21-2i-Wed 8t Thursldaughteo Freda Nor‘; ncoeetoigoh the excellent crops on the ‘station i“ ii, ijmrd; a“ ‘mrreslmnflelicfi. =J==o y! " - _ _ _ _ _ __ 6 --i j _' _ _ ' ' _ 15- s 1e can. New Glasgow teeter. Mrs. Ethel c rter, M t ; t, Mr. M b l c, , s 1 ; . i1 .- , 100 50c Blaud Pills 3 c THE Drum“ HARBOR TRAIN ‘em mem vwners o, Comma“, the and the neat appearance o; m5 m- Grand Mistress of Finance» Mrs‘ Heb Grand Gum =1 one on en s a e rearson t Jgm 2 ,1 A‘ e ‘guests of Mr one Mrs Percy E LOW ‘me mem I d. Mrs. Harry Reid, Grand Trustee, Mrs. Annie J hnson i d WATCH Tins AD l-‘on. nmmrsvatymvo-BS end the Eestem some "em Wm be a “m. - - - _______ trice Wntters, sz. John; Grand Pro- VllndSQl‘; Grand Press Correspond- rrederictoh. ' . ‘ . ‘i 1 ~ e ' ,held on Wednesday and Thursday} g '——— i' .. .v e D LIVERED OR RIAILED PBOMPTLY ‘Uni? 5.00 o'clock, standard flInC, 6| a . - " I ORDERS E l 4 o'clock. D.S.T.. to enable Passenglers Mr‘ “d M“ Percy Dmi°15~_°1‘ ' f ‘ . l4‘ ' S ‘ fto see the Exhibition and go home‘ Homswm Mass" “'_‘~‘,1‘"~‘= °n 1‘ “s” all ' . c 5 the same clay. 5915-8-19-31 °° t” mand- “mvmg °“ 1"I°“°13'1' 1i a " . ilast. They expect to leave on return 771 E ' In. N9 537-57 65°30‘ mrnlli I _ i.\llllll’d'l Llnllirnent Breriovel Warts. isaturday’ _ e ‘lg " k I! ITOI Ill! DI.» ' ‘ ‘ . ' _-- ~-—— -‘-- —- Mr. David Hamilton. of 2‘! Hens‘. “IRQN ,7 ‘ ’ a pavement on this section of street ln the first place! This ls good fin- street‘ 1m ‘his “mm”? f“ 311111" '1 . The Art wmch wmnd hove stood o better anew] engineering as wen as good to enter Camp Hill Hospital for fr. 1' e1 e chance of surviving as a smooth civil engineering. that treatment“ one of the famous ENT- g ll? Street Pavlng pavemene, m», “y twice the cost. No; Mlwh the some thing is true of the Mr‘ w‘ Myars, Calgary All.‘ ERPRISE Line on dis- l‘ , l @451‘ . .. . J .. s,‘ i

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Following is a second article on street paving by Mr. Charles A. Mul- ieh. oonsultlng pevlng engineer =1 the psving department. Milton Her- sey Company Ltd, Montreal, who is at present working with Mr. H. A. Messervy, city surveyer.

In my first discussion of the Char- lnttetown streets, which avowed 111 The Guardian on Monday I sold that l thought Charlottetown had secured as good paving value for its munici- pal dollar spent as any WW1‘! 111 North America. That statement was made with a full knowledge of the present condition of your street sur- Boeee, lnsnps, cracks, break-ups and L11.

Ever since the first work was done ln 1919, I have inspected your streets every year or so. riding or walking over them either Mth Mr. McKin- non or Mr. Nicholson in the first years, and with either Mr. McKin- non or Mr. Messervey in later years. l nlweys especially enjoyed such in- spections when they were made with old Mr. Nicholson behind Dobin in his bugs)’: Ind I am glad to see him

still occlslonelLv driving Around the .

work, apparently hsio and hearty as ever. Msy he be with us for many years longer. ‘ Now there are two kinds of con- sulting engineers in the plvlng field, ls in all others I suppose. One kind does-rm ears how he spends the Pub- lic‘: money building monuments for himself; the other carefully consid- ers whet construction will probably rive reasonably satisfactory results st the lowest cost, takes the neces- sary chances. in the long run saves

his clients a lot of money but gets

s great dell of sbuso because of tho defect; which appear and hove to be remedied.‘ and no thanks for the enormous saving which remains even liter the colt of maintenance has been deducted. My skin is, metaphor- ically speaking. sufficiently thick so inst I have never much minded the lbuse. One wishing to well serve the Hsblic Ind his race cannot afford ‘.0 be too senntive to criticism.

Let us consider lower Water Street. for lnstence, which is badly num- riocbed in many sections. would it Ilvo been with while to hlVO leld

not even had our lorsight been us good as our hindsight. Not not even at a fifty percent added cost.

In the first place. there is no cer- tainty that the more expensive pave- ment would have withstood the con- dltions on this section of street.- whieh, with the tide coming ln un- der lt. are exceptionally severe,- though it might have stood it bet- ter; in the second place, there was no proof in advance that the pave- ment as laid would not have with- stood them better than it has. Con- ditions of sub-soil and so forth can be determined in advance only ap- proximately. Now let us consider the present situation as we have it.

Charlottetown, by not spending twice as much on Water Street, was able to pave just as‘ great a length

of another street with the money! Hod the writer and Mr. Nicholson‘, been bent on building monuments for ;

ourselves at your expense, Charlotte- town might havo somewhat better pavements,—riot certainly so,—but you would only have half as many of them. Then Mr. Nicholson could stand up and say, "See. tho streets thot I built," and there would prob- ably be no one present to remark. "Yes, but look at the mud holes which you should have paved but left because you spent our money waste- fully from our point of view lust to build y “ s monument."

The interest on the money saved ls between the cost of the Water Street psvement and the cost of a “monumonfl on tint street will poy for all the repairs which have been made to it until new and for several years to come; and then we will sal- vage the old material that has hum- mccked by taking it up, adding about s three inch tlmickness of "black base" on top of the white base, and relaying it.

The old asphalt wearing surface on Water Street is still good as for u its t materials Are con- cerned. probably less than two per- cent is worn any. The trouble with it is that it is out of shops; but when token up. remolted and relald smoothly again. it will be u good u ever; and the cost of Ill this. and the interposed layer of block bue,

;defects on other streets. where the

spring thaws have broken up the Pflvemefil 1-5 only an infinitesmal area to the large yardage of pave- ment over which a saving was made by not building those monuments to‘ Mr. Nicholson and myself; to which’ please azdd the cost ‘of maintaining

I tion were Mr.

left on return to his home, a u, spthdin: some t'mc visiting nit-u. and relatltves on PEI.

Among those attending the Exhibi and ltfrs. Herman: Myers, Mr. Haber E. lvly-ers, Mi; Selina G. ivfyers and Mr. Jklll‘

the Macadam surfocos on that one. half the yardage of streets which; would not have been paved for lack; of money. |

111519311 0f Putting a greater thick-i ness of pavement on all the streets to insure against some spots break-i ing up with the frost action, Mr.‘ ‘Messervy will now rebuild the small {damaged areas which have proven

that they need greater thickness. 1 That is real economy in a city's pav- 1 ing program.